UpkullneaL THE I'AUUER'H wife. W* drove before tho farm-house dour, The farmer called to Mary; Bare-armed, with Juno's step she came, "White aproned from her dairy. Her air, hor smllo, her motions, told . Of womanly completeness; A music os of household songs Was In her voico ot sweetness; Vn Inborn grace that nothing lacked Of culture or appliance— —« «nnmii ot gonmi courtcsv, Tho calm of self-reliance. Hoioro her queenly womanhood How dared our landlord utter The pantry errand of his need To buy her fresh-churned butter M, “* hd the waj with ini'b-wir, |,i,. Her goodly store disclo-mg, Full tender!} the golden 1-nIN \\ lUI sum,'-Mte immN i!ou. EVII>£.V('KS or A <>OOD i'UOIEII The thrifty, prudeni t'.muer, m leriNted in hi- busim-s.. a.id v nopunou— Uas well for the Idvo .»<’ it a- i»r the prol it it will Mindy attorn ii cimdueled witli system utul eeonoun . - •-.•nshuul v on gaged in llxing up lii- p .in. -. ;iu d put ting them in moiv v .... .• ...-nr a!J .] t hor ough order. He spen t- .. . -i.,nnv dnvs ut the country village, hi- les- pru dent neighbor-, mu- , 1( . haw any span* hours in whieh ; ' jat i) u .r Mmp or storo. Hi> fi-...- i. i.fiterfi>i|»lnv t‘il. In winter a- w »-'* .• m -ninnum* ho his -'itirun th> u.Mk phu.nod h... • h;ui»l, v 1 hi* porfonno.t at •'■i. ii Ihm* *ollll' m-nlcl _viUih.il . an (..• ‘lon.* wilium', i'lion'orui.jnh tin- r.-.ni hil work of to- farm ■ ph-a.-ani .lu\' u-'l Wluh* •• .n-Uinl!\ 'V o. lul Unit no t nno i- h»-i 1.1 a a!- Way.l ha or [,,•.. r < .-oi vo an.l mulct* upon hi- no.u'lihor-. attmM [<> neoe-sary !umiii‘- I ’*;»* fro.juonlly tall him away Horn honn u;.i -toro hi- miiui with usofiiJ laifj'.vic.L '• • i- (his v*>rv attention to .jilimn.- *s■.• m-.h, Mu- hus ha inline of hi- tinn*. ■ * ■■ . nuv to fho Jhtio ,.f in's farm an.l I• 11i 1 <ii.l l;that - him to km-p i*}* (ore hi- work ami h i 1 11 no (ora <lav - l»‘i-nro without hoin,- o ; - -n i-v liis ha'-i -m -..-. Xot.ri!\ ai- io.ro ’important matt.-i- Itp-m hi- • ait.-mh-.l 10. hut t ho itMo -iotai!- ovorinokod, \> hi!o hi- u;v siui)i.;!i ami prodn tivo, hi- ' ‘V* ii(Ti.:!i. ;uni {..-rinam-nt :i nu Mi.- S'liiJ.'ini;* u'vli anil ii ,v l’;V'r. ;‘t llu. sun- tun.' tin- win . . »• "*- Il"i 'Ullll'U \\ 11 I i 7'* rug-». the laudm* and han lei* m hi? door* are perfect, and the nuinhcrle*? hi tlf convenience?, quite ine\nre?M\v in tUem?el ye>, but which n.-mh-r- a ?et ..j farm buildings so convenient ami hamh , are to he found at r-verv turn. I "v>»i:ik-\Vc take an e\-cm. the ii'liovvimr. ul'i.li i» ~w . || h' '.rial : Wo ?nppu?e i i;.ii .... keeper- will contradie ui a statement tha* u Vbeiu ho not Uimw h. uf ov-.ter-. IV. .-1,.. dim liukl iit-arlv >• v»‘i \ ■! j : - >• • 1 1 11w*. «-iiher i!i. JVsler-are -(.-w.-i 1 ... ! .•, v.-1.-j aU -emhlane;- ... : n-.n-t-i w- n, size and Jiavoi. ... ii K . » ~,j( :I | UJ thickening iu.s- i raw t-vu- 'hv *nnil«- v. Here is the i-iul.t n„„; r. ~ •nee, and we ll • i need Lellmg the s-eond ti. 1,- Vi. :, turn out of the jnie. «,• h k n-div., pnseible: st-v, •:, ~ I; ■ ails, or water. , j, made. until (Ikt.m.-i. \ .• ilrop the ov.sit-r- ~'i I )u- f »»up begin* f, empty out nlt-k-t!.. r. t.«t v,i mV( . neb soup mid phii,.,. I-,-,-ion enough to make you thiur. v ..,i r tasted real oyster- i-eA^y SELECTIN'.. >• <■-«.-II 1- ...1,1,.,,..,... ca-H,. tli.lt the h.-t judges will .i„. ,i,._ ■ mil A TOW 1)1 very promising uppeai .m-e. coarse in tin- i..-.-k, large 1.,,,,., V a„d -eeom ~r third-ram ntdk mirk- gen >, wllj nmv and 11 ., min t ,, . hr»t-rate, w 1.. I.* ..noth.-.-, with llu-i .narks largely developed, line in tin- head ■.nd neck, anil promising every wav will .•row um«tisiaei...ry. lint a lailn'r.. in ■ms case is mrv. Let the head 1,.- light t.ie fujahead Inoad, the horn rather tiiiu ami clnir, ll.t-Ln.. .-inn an I prominent, the neck thin, mid the hn'cijuartiTs rath er light the hark straight, the hind-quar ters well developed, wide over the loins the carcass deep, tin- udder coming for ward and well si,aped, the skin sift to the touch, the teals well set, md 100 large nor too small, the tad long and thin, like a\. hlp-lash. such a nm ought to lie a I good one. J‘loin;l,,>un . i Sa\v<lust is vn<y for t-iiUir to n.--t un un. It absorbs a I:ui;e port iojM>KJii‘l iciu ids and serves to keep the entile clean. ami tlurcfore, in ii healthy anil thrifty slate : and tins is nl u„ small coiisideraiioii. All h l ,l l ,ni‘ “ rIVL ' according in the degree of htaUh ami comfort which they enjoy, as well as to the amount and ipiaiitv ofYood Ki'en them. An rut well fed, hut exposed eain ri ''T' U |“Vi w,n| ld '"•■likely u gain on y half us Inneli as he would if pi..pmly sheltered. ,-o if he were ,o s| tu htf >1“ n i' e ' ll ' ll -‘ -11 l " Hand all Ihe time, “ " oul<l l, '-'cmnc so uncomfortable as not r u Ilian half as faat us he would , , could he down, when inclined to do “’■ u l ,ou “ l,c 'd of dry sawdust or litter. KKr.mxn Camts.--A calf kept in w liter luidsuiumer, in thrifty growth, at two years old, will make as much ami more hcef, than one neglectfully kept la Lain '* |“ S “; Ult ' l jn,iu wi| l he found loss on th dli r of 1 two *™ r and tlie of th l, n UI y uar old ; yefthe owner i > m ' pursued this system, if that m w y b . e called, with the idea thrift “ S , aV ‘" K mon °y- Keep the thrifty animal two years longer in the same way and something very and. somo lh the way of beef wilMie ,h“’it !fl‘ * Iul “ the starvling can never pay the expenses o. its rearing and feeding," ho GETI i I ; S ’ a Wlien a person is wet he ought never to stand, but tn continue iu motto,, till he arrives’at a place"here he may besmtabiy accommodated. Here tie should strip off his wet clothes, to lie changed for such as are dry, ami have weTfli I 'a "n f hIS , Ul ; ,fy wl ' i<;ll lmve l*«ii wetted, well rupbed will, a dry cloth,- Ihelegs, shoultlers ami arms are gener nMy tlie parts most exposed in wet; they ed to d ' [lK" fefore, be particularly attemi ll„la almost incredible how many this“mrße ay prCVe,lU! ' l i Milking Befoue Calving.—Adnirv uian writes the Practical Fanner that the heat cows ho ever raised had to he milked several weeks before the period of calv ing. I Ina practice was a preventive of garget, and tended to the general health of the animals. It sometimes happens that the udders of cows become grealfnl l.v and painfully extended weeks before calving but few persons resort to the sen hit P rr'na e 0f relievi "g them by, milk if 9 ) v , e , lu I ,r «oticed more there propably would be less complaint of gar tfet than there now if*. h DitiN;. for Mu.cn Cou-s.-Cows that f.™' 11 ' k -i 1 .“-m Jl ' teri sa » tlle J/r</nc Jarmci will add much to their profit by giving them a bucketfull of warm water twine a day witli a little meal, or oven the uoMced ‘l’“ ' amUy iM U - Kvt, i-y cue has noheed bon- an extremely cold dav will affect their milk, or wlienever they be "?“? V," su ' u, “V r - A lUt,u »'>lt, with dHnl- f u.m ' lg "" 1 1 L ‘ surfi,ce ° r sucii a "nnk, ,w dl soon cow (o drilik if. US?-To prevent the reboundin'- of a * edge Iroma log you wisl, to apll£ make a few decks near together with ?he uie aud insert the wedge betwen them or daab into the crevices from which the wedge lias rebounded, a little dry sand. ■ mS'2'! 1 lm J f °, ur live “ in making reflecting bow ear, “ JL „P 00 '' remainder avoided them. we mi S ht have Ll\lull Y AND MALIC MTAISLIC, lIKTW’EK.V lIANOVKIt AND UKDKOKD STM. I N K K A R OFT If K* J AIL, Has.. CARLISLE, I*A. ’ K 4s ®* «^ c m 1 aiu»j up tlu» Ktablo with new Carrl t fi®*631,548 hogs were packed during r ' oru^l‘‘ 'S 0 '"? ; the past year in Chicago. April a*, iwr—ir 1 nnieK taken to an | JGST’Health is onlyanother word for tern pearaoce and exercise. Q.OOD NEWS'I GOOD NEWS! GREA T DECLINE IN PRICES AT TUE NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE. CORNER OF HANOVER AND PON FRET STREETS. The subscriber would respectfully Inform the public Hint ho is receiving almost daily from the haslern Cities, a large invoice of New and (.’heap Goods, such as. LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, P/..1/.V, m.M'Y .\S!> r-I.V/ v .S//.AS. French Merlnocs, MolnUrs, Poplins, niacit uiul Ftiuuy French Uepps, Plain and Fancy De Laines, Plain and Fancy Alpaca, Sll A W LSI SHAW ,S ! hip '• n \ i i»s*; vni►m j i ■ a in- \ ( \-Tsii\\v’!S|., ! r r( . ; iu. ll)t .|j <I,i)TI!S A\l) I’ASSIMKHKS! It FM KM BKR nil-: PLAIT- ■ * .111 I. I i )1( N I K ul- HVN.iVMt \N ! i Pd.MFRKT sniKKl'S, ISIm i' I ) \| 1* > 1 1 ( <T()I ) J > s > ' si h KK-, \ n isi.rr< ami .1 kans. nt i,; '-I1 h.Kj'.-- * * i'“int blank < .>u», \i-n “ h ' H / i ’ /, n n !/ .\ A.\/> .Voyyo.V.v H 1 N G ■ S X !•: W STO RE , then S.-\; .1.. J! 1.. Ilf 1 \ . - v 15,.:. A R2S. HOOP SKIRTS. '.V M. T, U> iiMCI N S nte fur* l>e*d lllld I 'IIU.I l*J> T LoU I'i.K 1.1. Hoop .Men'll in the market. Tiall »iwirt.**, _j spniuis, Si, 1 *": d 'springs. Sl.’Jt; and I*J spring . 61.1-1. Flam .--kills, (i tapes, Hu springs, '•‘irclits; i:1 springs, ti.l < 11 -v: in springs. si,; 1; and dl springs, H.lil. II • imini' </ci<( '■ri/ n ../<eaf. •<•111-oU N MAKi: “I ".I -XIUN FKIIiT.S" FN-vcn Tape Imi U, from Li) to 5o springs, 51.2 u io 5-.li. Thun, m\ Tape-, Ju io .Id springs, from 6,1 < '-ills In £g.oj. These .-skirts are hc-llor than those •sold by other establishments as first class goods, anil at much lower price-. j ••UiiruWN MARK m “ i'll A MI'ION SKI HIS | arc in fvn v way superior loull other Hoop skirts * before the i’ublU’, mul only liavo to beexamlnod j or worn to convince every one ot the fact. Mami taetured of the be-t hneu-llnlslu.nl lOngllsh .Steel - w vry superior tapes, and the style of iie-lalic lastenings uiul manner ot semiring them surpass for dm ability ami excellence any other •-‘km in this country, ami arc lighter, more elas tic. will wear lungei, give mine satisfaction, and an- really cheaper than all others. JSrcry lady -'•hiiuhl hy them. They aie being sold exten wi\ e)y by .Merehan ts throughout this and the ad joining states at very moderate prices. It you want the be*' ask fpr ** Ilopkin's i hamplon •Skirt." If yon do not Ilnd them, gel the Mer chant with whom you deal to order them; J[yr you, or come or send direct tuns. Merchants itill had our diircrent grades of skn ts exactly what June i, K.; \\ they need, and we especially m cite them to call j • and examine our extensive assortment, or sand i I V’l'S A\l> i'\i>w' Jor Wholesale Price List. i II * U U i’o be had at Itctail at Manufactory, and of fhe ' -AJ helail Trade generally. anil at Wholesale of the I»«> \of v, a.N I' A MfK lIA i' »>U i A Manufacturer onlv, to whom all orders should be , , . a Hii.ym.il, .1 ‘o, l»o> I 1 All.’ioi AM.o:, M tNlTAi'Toiiv ani.sAl.l-IS imuji. *1 • <'• C A L Ml), AKCII STUKKT, A'». -i. M7;v> .'./.I /.V .S t'lthh l\ 11.-twi-en >.ih and 7tli Sts. Philadelphia, Winm can be seen the lines! assortment ot wm. T, 11' »T*K IN-. il AT 8 AX J) CAPS Mnieh i, ix'ts. hini'is. , , , «•% cr oroiigh I to i. ai h-di'. He takes great picas- Sim t iv/vim* im . i/\.<MVi tin* in uniting Ills old friends mul cuslonieis, 1,U,1 .M iOh I' A 1 t (» I . , and all luav om s, to Ins sjiicnd id stock just re • ’ «.-ei\cd from New Vmk ami I‘hilmh-tpliui. con l •>>: (. A .s //-•/ sisjmg in part ofllne To YoCNti llOrsKJvlvF.i’KUS sllJi: AN " '•vsMMKKi: hat.-., ’ besides an endless xaiiei.yoi Hals and Caps oj And nil bmuls ol lamllU-s are now oif.-red a rare ' the latest style, all oj which he will sell ai the opi'ortunli yof purchasing 1 cvj.s/j i‘nrr.-.. .Vl'o, his own manufaet lire \ lH’F'ls • Hats always on hand, and ’ HATS MAN L’ FACT IT UKI) TU UIIDEH. i He has the best arrangement lor coloring Hats 1 io- intends rloHinn «iui In- m ' and all kinds of Woolen Goods, overcoats, iVc., at I' v T it. - ........ i the shortest notice uis he colors ever\ week) and k - ‘ 1 u ' on tju* most reasonable terms. A Iso, u tine h>’ ol I>\ in.- tirsi <n April next. 11 - <.i • <imiee brands of luyrain, TOBACCO AND CIO AH* /•Vohi (he Uinhci't • ahray-. on hand. He clcslreK to call thoattention 7?., 1*... , of persons who have %X ‘ ' COWS TUVKL- It „ It, . ... to Kell, as ho pay* the highest cash pliers lor the hame. Vf'nt't'mn Give him a call, at the above number, his old I>(itr/i VW/'/oY* us lie re**lK eonlldent of giving entire satis* * Dec. 20,18G7 K !•; M I*. I, 1 s T, ,Vc., .1.. i'l:.- Huuu'f of buying carpels A T COSThotutu ly oi curfj that I look for a lar K e trade In tho aril rlo; particularly when wo consider thal •M () XJO Y ('A X Ji JO H A V K JJ, which In these times is an object to mo.sl persons A more rigid enconomy beinglheorderoll.hu day I nope you will look to your bi/crc-il, uud lake ad vantage of the prevent opportunity. A. \V. BENT/.. .Vo. 27 Smith Jlanwrr st. fcVl i. 1.1, InO*. tTt~ Is now ill full opera*lon in Philadelphia, ui yard , ATr ,„ T H - Wormimtown Hoad. and turnims* out RICKEY, SHARP & CO. r "’ m I .VII 'I HIT Kit*, ..IOIIIIKHH AMI UKI'Ul.f ](■* nr 1 > H V HOODS, !• i> i’ ri. a a i’ iiic ic s ( OHOTOORAPHS | Tii.-.v h.ur the most .-1.-yuni utul divfti.-dficd j block in this market, at the very low prices hid- ■ FO 11 TII K MILLION! doni to the great shrinking ur\iiJiU‘b. j 1 ' v|!l -‘“‘•id. post-paid, SiU’hotogruphs of the T»i, ■_ , . most celebrated Actors for CO eents* So Actresses T 1 * utoik IbcoinjMwed w holly u] new and tJ<*. i Air GO cents; SO Union Generals for So ecu Is* SO HlrahJo fabrics, in Fancy amt stnole Di v ‘-•ents; SO Statesmen for SO , auu * rn l },< ‘ J)| > ‘JoodH. | cents; .A) beautiful young Ladles for SO eonu- SO Lo which are dallyadded the cheapest ami chou*- 1 nne-lmiklng young Gentlemen for SO cents* ti iiMi-i'i■ wru holographs of French Dancing Girls, In est oft* ilngs of this r ml other, markets. costume, beautifully colored, exactly as they an {-> rrir- pv t .. T . : pour, for SO cents; or for 50 cents,Oof tho most KICKIA, SHARP A CO beautiful Ladies of the Parisian llallotTroupe. as ‘ ’ iht’.v appear In the play of the Black Crook, at 71!7 Chestnut direct, * s/u?d S alToil\^llM\\V. I lt;.x ITT. Tim- N V W}'-™ ,y . Fob. 0, ISOS.—ly 1 J. Sl’li R N li Jt > H 30X8 ®OOUB. I.i >Nii !•; \\ ■ >< H.l NS nu t Ei i a if/ H l'l/imr .SV(,7;»i-//j, ■f.,/ J,nn. i. •hi.’i* mitl D i) M F. > T I r s : Napkin*, Ac 'D "■* A. 11 \KCLIi F A I. 1 1S()T, II A H (. A I s i > I; K - - i. no ii'. 1 i! 1 M M I N (i s /. K V \ \ V K > / t:h /. / uTi'--. i ar: i -11 1)28. >\VN M \ Ul -U.I / UX<..\ dFuxuiturc, &r - h \vT n g , CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, ‘.V F. ST MAIN* ST It K K T , CARLISLE, FKNX’A. V sn.srmi' A-vum-mcxt ok x f w !•’ r ii x i t r b i: a., r l .- 51.. .. ci.tiiprWlnL’ ofii'. 1 'amp Stools, Lounge*, ■ ■••nlre Tables. Rocking Ulmh\ Dining Tables, I'.asy Chairs. i ’ard Tables. Reception Chairs. ottomons. Bureaus, What-Nots. Secretaries. ,(•*.. Ac., Parlor, F F K X ITT H I- of tlie Latest Myles. UOTTAHK FUHNITUHK IN siti^ Splendid New Patterns. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, <HLT I'll VM MS AND PICTURFS. in gt> at variety Particular attention given to Funeral*. Older# from town and country attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Doe. I t, ISCU—tt' QABINETW A R E H O V S E TOWN* AND COUNTRY The subset Hut respect fully Informs hi* fr icons and the public generally, that he still continues the Undertaking business and is ready to wall upon customers either by day or by night. Heady made UorrtN.s kept constantly ..on hand, both plain and ornamental. He has constantly on hand FixL ‘t Fulcnl Mrtulii' Jlm-ml tw.vc, of which he has been unpointed the sole agent. This case Is recommended as superior to any of the kind now In use, It being perfectly air light. He has also turmshed himself with a new Hose wood Hkak.se ami gentle horses, wit it which lie will nlloml funerals in town and country, per sonally, without extra charge. Among the greatest discoveries ot the ago is owcf/’v.s jinn;/ J/d.Vo/M, the best and cheapest lied cen in use. tin* exclusive tight of winch I have secured, and mil lie kept constantly on hand, CAP. I X FT M A KING, m ull lt‘. Miri'iii- b:.1:1 'ln-', imi rlcd 1 »n. and Hi au reaus. Jsee jet ,1 r,i *•, \\ >1; I,• sta 1 iilTaiim Ware, rphol-.lri *•<t 1 '!i.: ii i ’i»-i. mul l.’enire Tables. Inmnc ;i 11 • 1 Ibeaklas: Tables, Wusli staiuls nj all I; unis, i-ri is.-u IJ< iMeads, Inch ami low posts; Jenny !.:m. m’! •,'ataije Ucilstoads, (.‘hail* of all kim!>, 1 .1: Masses, ami all other ai tieles usually to.diiii.e-:.iied in this line of business, kept eon nt!\ •01 imml. 11 is w iH-kiueii are in. 1. mi e ; e,-.enee, his ma teri.il lli«* best, ami bis v, *( Iv ; .e.,- in the latest eity st\|e. ami ■IJ u 1 :i<• j 1. u *opervasion. I> will be n.,rii.'i - . : ,ri" d • « : : eas' >, t Ho ln\ 11- me oli-i u }i. toiin* ii «?llbrt.s Viil lx- .ip;»r«‘il in lutu st vlt* miii pi I.l'. i.»i\ <• u Uem»-mhiT Mu nt-urU opj'i'';'.-- il Ir. i. I »oi*. 1,1 dfonuartuiig, \r A Mos 1.. ( .i\ I i i- v i; r i- . i \i A i hij)«;i-:\va v. ■ fiK.M.i: \l. t (I.MMIS'I.'N M K 11« H\NT*», Mll.l. FKFH, -kkh-. AM- VHul»r» K H U N ]-; 11 A 1. I. 1 Zi' i • ‘irni n i:< i a n stukkp. phi/.a ItMTIiKNi FJ>: H.T;ioma>. .1. 11. lU.AKE A C«». H. HisniMAN. I’rts i. Humok.C<-i.ki:tta Co. f hmiwn-uil I. c W. K. HruK Jv»«j lA'lf> VaMT, K-vl . 1 VMI.sC. H VNIr. Iv-j. Csi'M'oiMijiijooirs rtii.l llluM'al a>l\ a - i<-r- rtj :> - i‘o- Flm* anli It- 1 1 1 iM% cim-M nil hun*! ainl Mr "ah-. Feb. I !, i dm ®als ant) Caps KK S H A I! H I V A I. v / IT S pA*/A' <■ .•< 7 VI. K V II A T « AND C A 1' n»e subscriber bus Just .•[■.jiicl ul .Vo. 11 .V-W/| Jhuunvr 6'fi cW, a few doors North ol the Carlisle ,T. US K' u ‘luU. on.- of the hugest stud best sio.-Us of It A. 1 s and i ‘.VI’S ever olVered in Carbide. .in „ * '*•> • i in i music, llnls, Cassliner. ol nil si % \es and ipiaUtics, Sim* P.rinis. ditb-rcnt color-, :ii;d evert descrip tion ofSott Hills non - luiide. The Hnnkaid and uhl Fashioned nru-di.pon- Kluntly on hand and made lo oi iter, all wai rant ed to give -ati-fa<-tion. A Hill assortment of bTP.AW HAT-. ■>i KN '- I h;i\e ais,. ; b-d to m\ U. notions of diller Cllt UIIUI-. Col|-.-Ung c,l (.A Hills ami .. i .VI [.I.MK.N ■- -f. 11 K [.vcs, A • . r'..i -n .N' » iiu/ Si/-'., ( - ni /„ , Uni, ,( I’KI.Mi-: SKIiAKS AX 1 i T()l5A(VO. ALWAYS iA UAM>._ Liv.' Up- a call. km.l • vam.iic m\ 5!... a- I |'.. t onlUid.l 111 jili-n - Hi” ail. 1 \ i,u up -I'LiN a. kt:i i.r Il Ai••■• N. 11 ■a 1 1 ain j \ pj- i i-f[, g R If K S H U 1 (J K S oFKh’K no. isi) sui:m i-ujicni stukli T H K D O U (.{ I, A S BRICK MACHINE Til V. fiUIIATKH'I lIUK'K MAKING MArlll.Nl: j; r.VIT.NTKI) ! ■45,0 00 TO 10.000 It Itu; KS i’KU DAY. Till* only machine of tins kiml now in uso oust of tin* Muimlalm, AtT-Ih irkt I'uts Din . llij from tin M'trhiiif h, the lulu, sfiriiiu the Ksprn*'- oml }{t*h ~/ Jn/hii/ For (JOI'NTV KUtHTS .out any information ailihi'vs ' 11. A. DOUGLAS. No. 150. South Fourth St., I'HII.ADKI.PItIA feIt. -Jll, I.MkS —llU : gifts to am,: A K'lk IhrtX J’altrrn, if /'iimih/ Meiriin/ .Unr/nne n, (ioht Wntvh l-’itKK'OF COST! For one or two clays* service In anv (own or vll hii»c. Particulars ami samples .sent fiee, hv ml ch-csslim, with stamp, ’ N. 15. CLOUDMAN it ca-, , . No. iu Hanover si., ISosion Muss. Dee, hi, 1h.»7.—3m PLAIN ami FANCY PHINTTNG of KVKKY DBSCUfPTIO?* tten/l/, emitted at tho VOT/T7NTJ3CR OtfICPT Ga itoci;:it yri’Jt b' rr ak d "Jaio vTs- T lON STORK. Almost every person knowfc oi the Cheap Stork, iNo. iS, fatal J*oi>i/ret Street "‘hero you can always buy jour groceries cheap er than elsewhere, and how does It come be cause I have no rent to pay and have my own i clerks, therefore I can sell goods lower than if I had lour or five hundred dollars rent to pay and : six orcighl hundred dollars to j.nv for clerks, l My stock Is ulwu.vs jrr>h a ml' complete, keep none but good goods and uatrant every article Mini is sold out of my store. I ha\c eonstanMy on hand White, Brown. ’ iiishfii, PnUen/ed and Gianni;.led .su-ais, uuril and Bonded Collets, Syi m>- ..■ a!! kimo. Halving Molasses, Green and Diaek ieiiu, Means, Peas, i’earl Barley, Homtnv, Sweet Sim ker Morn, Corn Starch, It ice, Flour, Farina, Sweet and [hiker’s Chocolate, Whole and Groundsill ocs, linking Soda, Sale rat us, Fresh Peas, Corn, To matoes mul Peaches, by the cun or dozen, all kinds of Flavoring Extracts. English Pickles, such as GtrJclns, Mixed Pickles, While Onions, Cauliflower, PJcallllll, Chow Chow, also Olrklns by the dozen, Fresh Table Oil, Ketchup. Also Dr. Hai ber’s Iforse Powder, and Fronflold’s Cal ll.* Powder, Stove and Shoo Hlacklng, Indian, While Glue, Madder, White Hosla, Beeswax, Logwood, Salts, Flour Sulphur, Hlue Vitriol. Copperas, AnMinunv. Ac. Hemp, Canary anil Rape Seed for Jdrds, Esuenee ot Coffee, and Lye, Piled Fruit, such as pared and unpared Peaches, Appl es . Hlaek berries, Cherries, also Prunes, Figs, Dates, I .aver, Seedless, and \ alenila Raisins, < ‘nrrants, Citron, Lemons, and Oranges,Sperm, Fish, Tan ners' and Coal Oils, Pure Cider Vin egar, Soaps, such ns Olivo, Stearine, Haiibu’s, Jtostn, Country and all kinds of Toilet Soaps. Also a line assortment of all kind* of Scgjus. Chewing and Smoking Tobac cos. such as Navy, Congress, Cavendish, Sun !• Ish, Atlantic Cable, Fine Cut, Navv, Spun, Fine Cut Chewing. Virginity,Cherokee, Minnehahnli. Chlngoroer, Sunny side, Virginia Choice, Punch Lynchburg, am. (tern of the Mountain, Shang hai, La tel-a. P.i n \ 1 1[<•, Pioneer, Kevsione, Vir ginia Dare. WOODKN AM) WILLOW WAIIK, sm*h as Market, Clothes and Traveling Haskehs <d all and 'lylcs. Tubs, Buckets, Keeleis, Dippeis, 'l.dl Hushels and Pock Measures, Hoise HneUi-i ; can Huekets, Horse Urushes, Shoe do., S'. o\ e do.. .%■;,!! ijo., i hahes do., Scrubbing do., ly'.ni'C W!;.*;--an I Broom-. :.i-' ' i J Ail kin(i> of ( *>i. clumm* lur Kurir ami J'-.oi/n (.Yi., t, ( VvU. >•. I . i I! l-.lt c .i c all In lore purehits ■ :.<1 patronage here indidited lo his LATE A ! '. I ' \ i. -■ . I GOOD AXI) J'??«*-;• M NIiOCKI{II-> e t i please them In ■l. We li.iv hrmover Ktreet, i anisic. i» v \ 11< sIPR I and ymunljiusl »n:- : ' >'!• 'l. Hie.-, Ada , i a .!■ -u i andlc-, Starch 1 h ( inn*i> 1: 1 1c*. iia- a. 1 • - ' IJn-ma, Ma “l. ' * 'li,ir..la. l-'aluu-N -■~i a. 1.1. Mu-lard. Mils. ‘ ' ' l^-l'pvl.Spi > * liMimi, Al -Ir. mi, I'opjK • • la*-, hum. a n d I'Wln •• r- I I‘. r i lu •d’-ne. Bal,!.;; 1 -nd Vauhnfitm'- I'xiict Soap. Soda. i i • -i Tartar, Coar.-e and i .... ".alt l>y tlk 1 sack or Ini-in-;. - i I’darkinu. Move Luster. ('mi- . n‘ .a- I'd Ly-. New Urlcan.-. and Sy; .. Mo i-jn rm 0.1. Wiii't'on (ha. Mac kerel. \ anon-grades Suttari 'nr.-d j{. ... \ otM-f. m-m-ral assortment of ri.al n;, . ; j hild Lami-, Ola-s and Mica Hun hickory and curii wisp JJroums. ij■ i,, Brush,hearth, dustini* and Micfiiv hand -ci i;ij Biu.-hes shoe ami wall Brn-h •- doth’ nnrl l.air I‘in-du-s. Mucila-c, Li/piid L-nm-tt hlai 1:. Dike and icd Ink. solicited, and C A T T L K V O W J) !•: J{ . ' Rni'ins, Prune*, paired and unpulrt<l p.-n«he* I eaclie;-and i'oiuatoe* in eans P;U>iip>- Wnreoc. InbktOll, liominy, P.cjui-., O u.vx i; i-: .s a x n i. i-; mo x « water. ■‘U-'::!. wine, mill; ami aim-oid i ’nickers, rua-li/cl i.eainl v. lual L'oliee, T\\ i-t 's.iv\ \iit urai .-i 1 . 1 i ~n-i, vv Tniiaecu. Kiilikini. k, Pint* Put, i.> leiiln'm anil il unkfcpiiiil; u- sun-kin-' Tobac co and AmlejNon’* *-«!aee T.anfr-o Ul'J. 7 Vo ir.i < m \ a. n> ■- . li’.iw;, J* a :r\ r ‘ Widow ami • lain! 1 ..e!vi :and many X (J T I {) X A . and iwryilmi" else u-nally kept :i. a (iroeerv I public arc rr->.c.-tAi!:v invited to call and exaimm their s[.„-h. \Ve iV.d . .nddemthcv will un away -al: -Hi >l. ‘ 1 tli ‘ 11 111 ‘'Xflmnsi- < 'll I l.ldtKN s, FANC\ HO. YJ^VUTI.WS FAMILY GlifJCFlty tSTOUJ'J, MAIN* STUKKr, rAIILISLi:, PJCNNA. •Ihr would beg leave lo inform (la .."""VI 1-aiiiSlc and vicinity, that he Mil l>>\ imr ' , 1 : 1 ! 11 ’ Ul . h ! s . storu * Mam Street, ad di e t r.V U ,u . l lV 1 l ,s * Machine shop uml I-’oun di.s, the hugest and be-t selected stock of i' u i-: s n (.; noc k r ius, v.!‘. AV V lu *‘ I,s "'are. which he will sell at the line I, i'l J! 1 , 11 ’r ,or nis,) - Uvery article m the An i • l ', r ! la,| ; K ' 3 "ill always be kept '; M ; | 1 J l .*** 1 *!- { ,l * :ll *o calls particular atleiV he m.A It, J ('has FnulJurs, of which whui 1,., , U i M ' r :u;c,u ’- v *■*«* Carlisle, ami . a '.- 1 sl, ]>erioiity over all other A!s„ KM'-VS 1-ATKNTSI'KI- I.AI mlmil cle which no household should he without v i<n .u : l. i ,v1 ; ." J ,a1.,l SVASIUXU MATH 1X il. v Hy ,Hollins, mill tlio AMIUdx n urn 's M HIM.I-.11, both ol tvliluh uru uimlMmniu r ..s, nmmemled lo give entire satisfaction n,, n. w aNo been appointed agent for the sale ut EARTHEN DRAIN PIPES, to u iiieh lie would call the attention m i H and oiliers needing them as the best. andVheat.- est artlelo lo he found for conveying Water u,, »’ yards ami barn yards. Also a'varielvui n ii,,.r articles, such ns J)00il MATS, of sA er i- .i! and prices. ' nms Xtc J i si opened a supply of Fte-di Hernim H iul all kinds ot salt, Fish, put up tins Sp nil -" \i Maur In barrels ami sacks.and F. edU th.mn.di *" j Illy IS. ;sfi7—ll ‘ jJKOVISION AND CROC 10 KV sri MU ON WTII-Wl-SI I'nKXKU 1' 1 T V & 1* o M F I! K T St T li F. 1,1 Tbo mulurslgnuil. suurcsMir to .1. F ~ irl , spud fully ii ni ion mu's Hun, litivltiK Jum r , ~,7 ,'„\ froui I hi- Fusluru uillus |,u is p, onrush m ,'iu \ sn. Jy •(.IIiOCIOHIIOS * PROVISIONS H K 1 C K rt (Jtaxsudfv, OtO'vr. Mood mid ll'd/rac Hcot, Tea, Fish, Xjticcs, Salt, Cnwl.nn, Cb ill Oil, Clm.ic, MoUmc, jMhrtcattnu Oil, Pututoc,, Tobacco, Cumin! 1-nut, firjm-.s, J’idila mul Hum iimOinilii. nrtiulos kept 1„ „ , - h ,, t (il , nvrv .i »!•««.■ ..r 'YY' ° n ■!’ H K X O W [ X G ! pis’ jn A 1 | l ,;.l'' l mY,',’ 1 .' 11 ' I to nil househe,.,,- pIl-iilv ns h mtmc - v I* not Quito so tiumm or !""UKO. Hint him- to t nu tinning the iiiilinpoiiMiblo iirtl tunu A.MI PROVISIONS l.orohy Infonns ‘,V.mi‘!■ ll‘«o"k’.Tr Fi,>l ‘ F UIiOCKUIRS PROVISIONS, HUKKNHWAUK VANNED FRUITS, phde; mid lie nnnui.uco/llisTfortt.M!, II, V CO, l l ‘ hull the smile at prices IhuMvill nVv- 1 l IJ | IL 0,1 f to nicrsforbU-pplngallltleouiof iVio*w? t v’ttl?r I*sotiUli a great business center) ami dmiionglj ol the above assertion. ÜbtLlluln tlltJ Iruih ni 1 ’ | , £- ('“Port Uood.s FROM ACUOSS TIIK phla and PaUlmorL.Tu tho man living can buy them. Give mo a call ftnj , .WM.m^vrz. March 11, !SO7-ly * '* ,S West Aluln TjUS. lV; A. SMITH'S PHOTO*- grajihlc Gallery South-east Corner verSlreet. and Market Square wher.l... J- i ! \ no : all the ditleren! si vlcvofP! oVum'm \h' ,vLH L * hm l to life .size. lunn card I V O U Y T Y 1* K S . A M IJ U o T Y P ]•: s .AND al.sci Ph tnies im Porcelain, (something neu-i i m i h 1 lain and Colored, and which are bemitifid.^ 1 dncMons of the Photographic art. fall Lfe Particular attention given to copying from Daguerrotypes <tc. 1 J u » ,ron * Wtp Invites the pntrnnngo nf tlto pnhlln. 1 r on, 15 IHm, ©merries. i; . i , . -'•-Mr aa.l i n>i-k(>iy W'au* ii> <‘l .i.l '.in.l.*.. A assort nu*n i •i' i aii-l Tumi'Jfrs ami nmn\ • i < > .i’i u i-.iii- !o iiu nUon. • i,iii! iy on hand, al<o a 'inn ('Lampion Mus i .i.n ur dozen, Whole ■’ ;.<• ■ iA-mtililt is i lu 1 ' ■ -.f i\ . r\ Vie— ; >i; o i:/nV,U\. i- .• v 'I \ pp r < i> y 1: i> >i• n a - i i Piiu:.\ .\>U* a u'A-^ii:.k>'ii> a i;uirnn:i: bate Mai tin & Gardners. < ox.sisTJXt; of (^■u'cnsirafc, HANIKL MIOK.MAKKH. MKIiAIXOTYITitf Shuiiluavr, faints, &r. iI [ILLEIi A JiOWJSKS Take this opportunity of directing thenUenllon of the community at large, and every person In particular, to their recently replenished stock of .HARDWARE Thev studiously avoided Investing during he high prices, ami patiently awaited Jhe fat lug out of theboitom before attempting to refill their shelves, and now that things have been reduced lo old lime pi lees, as near as possible, they have Invested largely, and are prepared to guaiatitee to their friends and eustumers as low prices as anv market mit.-ldo the cities, 'they especially Invite the attention of mechanics, Dinners and builders, emr stock Is complete and none need fear meeting with dlsappolntmentlnen<|iilrlng for anything In our line. We have constantly on hand a full assortment ot Harnmeivd, Eng- IMi Hedned and Norway /n o -v. , Huulan'sAlorse and MiH' Mmes. Dome Nai Norwuv 'fffliK Cast Steel, of the luM iMam Black and Polished Springs. Spring. Sleigh, HI: ter and Toe Steel, together with a lull slock of iiUu'ixSintfti*s 'loots. Snell ;i Drills, Bellows, Solid-Box Rasps, Vices, Files, § - c COACH AXI) WAGON FIXTURES, ( use Hanlon, Wapon, ( n i rlmre and imggy AXI.F.s. IH’HS. spoKES, FKLLOKs. nows. SMAKTs. ‘ (AlUtlAiil'. FOLKS, TOl* LKATHKH. i’aNVAS, rmiLLixt I‘a mask. I .aec Tj jmining, ,Vi'. Ac. BUILDING MATERIAL, AT THK I.oWKST i'.l.s// 1»UIi »>, I’t i sons wishing to build will ilml it to their ad \ antago to examine our block before pnrehusing ■ Isf-whore. We are careful to select from Hi best manufacturers, ami in no ease do we recon; mend goods that arc not serviceable and of th %■' i-v best ijuallt.e. tOwrishurf/ Xailn \ \ wavs on \muit. CARPENTER’S TOOLS. In thi- branch "I Hu* laziness we are leady compete with any oilier establishment. both quality and price, imr stock of Planes, Saws, Squares, Augurs, Chisels, Bench Screws. &c are ol lie- (in-'. and we arc bound b keep up i in- noviiat i..u ..] the old stand in thi particni.o. s.i ouli:n i . /p||^ AV // <iiljif.-tin;/ nil(f (!Uj Tnt.', Kiun,\i (i d /,,,,(} t , Pnh nt Li fithcr, ![<>'/ Si-ins, Trt(*. S'lrnipj, J/anif BRIDLE BITTS, Brow Hands, drillings, Horse blankets, Ac.. Ac. Saddler’s Tools SHOE FINDINGS, consisting oi .Moroccos. Tampico, 8001, Patna Hoot, larnplco French. Pink Linings, White Ll nnu's. Moronc-s, Bindings. Shoe Thread. Poes, iools of all kinds, and everything connected with tills line, all which will bo disposed of at the lowest llguves. Cabinet makers and undertakers will always l,l I l '', ln S 11 full Mud; of Hair mull, Beil *I 'i V*'" 1 i ’V l l>Sprl.i8,.mr1...l B ,.mrl...l Unu-.Conili Ilon <lk-s, I .lie,.. ( Mill,, s,-iv,v S un.l fwr.vi liing hi their I'AIU.K AMI 1 ,rT, ‘ KRY - WIUTK IjKADS ANi) ZINCS. '\ u .i 1 i lVu n ". t '» nu ‘* ‘•leaned the Eastern market of this part Iculur commodity, but have always wh .hi 1 ! r," ,U ’*V rl . su l’t'l.v «-f the best brands” "hkh w i nn leady u> oiler at the lowest ralen. COLORS, hr every variety »lvy and lu oil. oiLS—Linseed, Sperm, U inter Bleached Whale, Lubrlcnfiiu'nmi Neals Foot. VARNISHES, Conch, Furniture, Leather and Iron Varnishes lurpentlne, Putty, Litharge. Whiting, Rosin Glue, Chalk, Chelae, Borax, Ac. J J i ' ,v j> ,y ‘.’L ‘l» ,! *vripllons and of any maiuifaclure, n ood, Iron and Lead Pipe to suit. A Farm and- House Bells, of every deM-riptlon, all war ranted. •Ml!!, Crosscut utid Circular SAWS. KUlo and masting Powder, Salcty Fuse, Rosendale, Han cock aml Scotland Cement, Calcene Plaster, While Sunil. Crow Bars, Sledges, Drills, Napping Hammers, Ac. FARMERS aro respectfully Invited to ex- ~^ amino our mock of Humes, i’ l if l .V es ’ breast Chains. Tongue am! Slay'Chains, j'mh I'lmlns. Jockey Chains, Spreads, HaPer Chains. Cow Ties, Forks, Shovels, Spades, Rakes kraln Bags, Ac. ’ CED AR 'W A R E,. TiM)*, Churns, Buckets, Half Bushels, and cverv thing connected with this hrnneh. Smooth an d Iwlsted Uillos, ->. Double and Sin •efliw K le Darrel Shot 'W' U Guns, Revolvers s?kVmf Wlpcrs “ IHI (i, "“ Tr lmml »gs, of ovo TINNER'S SOLDERING IRONS u n iii«r n„>. Lead, Block Tin. Spelter, Sheet Brassy Ael ’ D Ye are Sole Agents for the —c BUFFALO SCALES. The so 1& Scales arc warranted tocoinnete JA f* I with any other In the Market /tU 0 ami are ollered on belter terms’ /fa As wo order direct from the / Factories, we are able to supply country merchants at PhUaUol- T«P/®i?S§) phla and Now York Prices, -^r.f ,;; Repairs for M’CormicFs Raiphttmi Mower of any year, constantlu on hand f. 4 UL '" voriKl “> ““y P«rt of tho towC nn „„ MILLER A BOWERS Fob. SO, 1807—ly. N ° nl ’ H " n ° Ver HI- Corl&o. I ©arldoarr, |Jalntss, &c. JNDUSTRIA PROSPJ2RET. I have latol.v made largo additions to my al ready EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HAUDWARI* In all its branches and departments, and buying exclusively for Cush, am able tooojnpele with Phllad'a. Murk els, and to Whole sale at M'l-wtnctHrer's /Vice.*. All oiders at tended to personally .and with out UMial jiriiiniitiu (ioods ileli Vei ed to all parts o' (lie town I'll EE OF CD AIM ! I-!. We in vile I he special at ten 1 lon ot HlneU.sm Uh mul Wagon-Makers to our (Mensive Mock In their line, comprising In pin I Jiammei ed. Rolled, English Kellned, and Norway lion, of all shape* and sires. Burden's Horse and 'I n le Shoes, Dorse ami Mule Don. Nalls of different lira ini.-. Rowland's Black and Polished Springs. Sanderson's t 'as|-Stoel, spring. sleigh. Blister amt Toe Steel, Blacksmith's Drills, Solid- Ho.\ vires. Bel lows. Files, Rasps, ami Case Daideiu-d -htTzwV- Wagon, Carriage, and Buggy Axles. carriage, wagon and sleigh Fixture.-, embracing m jmit: Huhtis, Spokes, Felloes, Bows, shat I'-, Carriage Poles,Sleigh Run nel s, Fenders, Top Leather, Duck Canvas. Dril ling. Dam.isk, Laee, Ti immings, A- Ac., too nu nu‘i mis to ment lon. Cut ami l ’lined Nail-, a' Mn-\er> lowisl mar ket rates. Count i\ Mm eln> nl - supplied r.) nianu faetureiM* prb-es. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS will lind it to thoir advantage to buy Nails, Locks, Paints, Oils, and oilier, Building .Materials, to gether with C A R VUXT K It S’ T U O D S from the i>V.sf J/it.h r.\ warranted to give entire satisfaction In qualiiv nmi pric es. CABINET MAKERS AND UNDERTAKERS we would Invito your attention loom- large and c/uttn slock of Walnut and Mahogany Veneers Chair, Sofa, and Bed Springs, .Muss. Hair Ac., Ac. Collin Handles, Lace, Fringe and all necessity materials nmi goods m Midi line. SADLER’S FINDINGS AND TOOLS of every variety comprising in pail Black Red and While. Enameled and Patent Leather! Hog Skins, Saddle Trees, Stirrups, Japanned ami Silver Haines, Horse Blankets, Collars, Bridie BUIS. Buckles, Rings, Brow-Bands Rdn-Weh. Ulrthings. Blanket Binding, Iv.v and Nmih’s belt Adjusting Trees, Ac.. Ac. A HARGIS STOCK OF MIOKMAKKR Tnul-S and I-hidings, Morroecocs, Tarnpieoop, Siioop hk Ins, Luloreil I,lm g-jj-g li . K s, .tic., nil of whirl, \Mil La. sold at the Ja* lowiM cw.l/1 rates, RAIN T S A X ]) OIL S . Twenty tons of the following brands of Will Leads and Zinc’s: Wytherllls Lead, Libertv d Buck do.. Crystal do., Mansion do,, French Var American do.,snow \\ lute do., Florence do., i ored do. ’ nmi'?/ ° fl lotl O* U JII ol 11 non i n’i ,l French and Gerim Bronze, I ulul, Varnish, and Camel Hair B-m. os, Graining Combs and Brushes. OILS AND VAUNTS H K S Linseed Oil, Sperm do., » Fish do., I.nnl do., Rubric do.. Neats Fool do., Turpenimc Coach Varnish, Furniture do. • WhltoDemnr’do. do. J.U'A.V IKON AM. I.RATHER VARNISHES ANn. Putty, Lillnnge. V,'lilting, Glue, shellac. RoMn, Chalk, Alum, Coppeias, 1 Flonix Madder, Logwood, ... . Ac.. Ac. We would especially Invite the attention of I-armors, Mechanics and (ho commnni y hi general to the following articles; DOUGLAS COWING & RUMSEY’S Ilto.N’ ITIil) WELL AND CHAIN PUMPS, UUAWINO M'ATKII FHOM MVK To ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEJ- Wood. lum and Lead Pipe to suit. HYDRAULIC HAMS Ac., etc A constant and fresh supply of DUPONTS Rock, Ruie, Ilagh' and Duck Powder, Together with '■htlol.v Fuse, i'H-Us. *p--a S MaltMch, • Tow-Bans, - ’ 1 trills. •Sledges, Napping Hammers, Cement oi the Following brands, (Warranted fresh and good,) Rosendalo, .Scotland and __ Hancock, TSI3T Also, - -fiC-S- Calcine Plaster, Putre Sand, Llizabelhlown, and London Humes straight and twisted, Butt and Lone traces .liii Chnbis Spreades, Halters, Cliains, Cow Ties’ Ac. Ac ’ farm dells of all sizes, (warranted not to crack.) MILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS, lIUTCIIKU SAWS, - KSI \T.S, STEKI.S, Ac., Ae. A LARGE AND NEW .STOCK ".A/ r. K II A K \V A 1! K. r II M fIIISISO Talis, Churns, /Ticket. •>■, Uniter BowU, Prints, tt*c., &<?. /'lain and Porcelain- Lined, Oval and Powicl 7iot7dr«, Porcelain , , Brass and Copper • Waffle and Grid-Irons. A NEW EOT OF GRAIN BAGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICED. TINNERS SOLDERING IRONS, BOLDER, lIAR LEAD, SPELTER, 11LOUK TIN’, PIG LEAD, SHEET BRASS, &o. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS, Smooth and Twist T» 1 RHio'n nn.i -nine! Barrels, and Mount O jn« R ’ Rolniv ami Bowie Knives, also, .ueiallc Cutrldgcs to suit U’tllfi! Ho'-olvcii, of all Mid improved pai- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF a i ii a u a g e s. !■ 1, O T It K S W 1! 1 X G Eu s C H IXES K (i O X G S , 11 A X JJ HULLS lIU HO T K L K E E p K K «, PLAIN AND GILT LUTHERAN HYMN BOOKS ONL Y AGENTS FOR patent excelsior weather strip- used on doom and windows for deluding cold rain, dusl, and snow without mentioning 0 tho SAYING .OF COAL besides securing such comfort ns no other omen dlturo of fuel can command. oxpon- .1 L S O SOLE AGENTS FOR FAIRBANK’S STANDARD SCALES. Remember old stand. HENRY SAXTON Inn, 16,1868,—1y No.tdKa.tMolnSt^ Henetocr. haEßs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Has stood the test of seven years before the public; and no prepar ation for the hair lias yet been dis covered that will produce the sanie beneficial results. It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combln inf/ many of the xnostjwwerfulaiul restorative agents in the VEGET ABLE KINGDOM* It restores GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH FUL COLOR. It makes the scalp white and clean; cures dandruff and humors, and falling out oi the hair; and will make it grow upon bald heads, except in very aged persons, as it furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished and supported . It makes the hair moist, soft, and glossy . and is unsurpassed as a JIAIRDRJESSIIfO, Itxsthe cheapest prejyaration ever offered to the public, as one bottle will ac complish more and last longer than three bottles of. any other preparation . , , ' h is recommended and used by the First Medical Authority. The Wonderful results produced by our Sicilian Hair Renewer have induced many to manufacture preparations for the llair, under various namesj and, in order to induce the trade and the public to purchase their compottnds, they have resorted to falsehood, by claiming they were former part ners, or had some connection with our mr. Hall, and their prepara tion was similar to ours • 1 )o not be deceived by them* Purchase the original: it has *never yet been equalled . Our Treatise on the Hair, with certificates, sent ‘free by mall . Sec that each bottle has our private Revenue Stamp over the top of the bottle . All others are imitations. R. P. Hall & Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H. Sold by all Druggists ami Dealers in Medicine. Oct. 31, 1867-ly & KING'S |Sji GRAY HAIR. Thi- lithe Ambrosia thntKlngmadc, This la the Cure that lay In the Ambrosia that Ring made, KTIUa Is the Mon who was bald and Who now has raven locks, they say. He used the Cure that lay In the Ambrosia that lung made. figigay'A This is the Malden, handsome and JSjgjT A Who married the man once bald and ySgjß'y Who now has raven locks, they say. gjEg? Hc tlie Ambrosia that King § Tills Js the Parson, who, by the way, Married the maiden, handsome and To once bald and gray, , Hut who now Jins raven locks, they • Hecaum* hc used the Cure that lay In the Ambrosia that King made, rVggHjgg) This is the Hell that rings away ISJii n^N. 1 ' 0 uroußo the people sad and pay this fact, which here docs lay AffiSjlT Tv- If you u'ouhl not be bold or pray, Use the A.vn j:oh/a that Jimp made. E. ’ 7 ■ Prjrnrrrcps. Peterboiut, N.H. il v Hold by all J)ru<iyis!'z, IVh. VI, ISOS.—ly ilumtcr anti ffloal QOAI, AND LUMBER YARD. ' suliw-rliicr having lertaod tho Yard formerly occupied by Armstrong a Holler. ami purchased •HC Stock u] COAL AND LUMRBER, in Hu' together with an Immense new stock will have constantly on hand and furnish 10 order all kinds and quality of seasoned LUMBER, HOARDS,, S( ’ANTI.IXU, FRAME STUFF, PALING, PLASTERING LUh Shingling Lath. Worked Flooring and Xu 1V» ol i b i OU i rainB * posls an(l u,lili S nnd every ar -lAinliftlibll i bl! ln . a Lumber Yard. most: casonable terms. My worked boards will at nu :I tlmes. er C ° VCr ’ B " ft-SaiUS ii I v?.)?, < V 0 0,111,111,1 illl hinds of PAM UA COAL, under cover, which 1 will deliver 0f . ,1u? borough, to wit: Xsy- Khinio. -C y ’ 6r ? ken r E «IJ. Stove and Nut, Luke thSi’ii . verl(>n ’ Locust Mountain, Lauberryl " hlth I pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices. Lmie/novia-V amt RlackmnUtu' Coal, always on anti, n hlch l will sell at the lowest liguro. Yard west side of Grammar School. Main Street. Lee. Rlblio . ANDREW H. BLAIR. AND COMMISSION HOUSE. i-7ott»* & Feed, Coal, Plaster A. Mali, ctnv.w^M^ 1 BROTHERS having purchased oi bnj der A. Newcomer their extensive Warehouse (Henderson s old stand,) head of High street bea Knrw fl r,l n for,ll . l ‘ e I>Ub / iC lUat Will COIIUIIUO thl I* oru ardlng and Commission business on a more extensive scale than heretofore. The highest market price will bo paid for Flour Grain an J Produce of all kinds, r * k ! ur .? nd l r eed, Plaster, Salt ami Hnv. kout constantly on hand and for sale. * * Coal of all kinds, embracing LYKENS VALLEY, LOCUST MUUNTA N LAWBERRV, Ac., Ac iS. AISO ' UU klnds >‘ r L ‘”"- J. BEETFM A BROS. Doc 1 18G5. piPER’S BOOK AND FANCY. STOKE, ■AND GENERAL NEWS DEPOT, •w WEST MAIN STREET, CAKU.SLE, PA. i lllO UHSu,lnu * nl of Goods on hand, such as \\ riling Desks, Port Folios, Undies Companions, Work Boxes. * Satchels, Barilos’ Purses, Pocket Books, •Segar Cases, Card Cases, Gold Pens, Pen Knives, &c., io' ir I.AIIGE SUPPLY 01 FAMILY’ IIIBLES and PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AT REDUCED PRICES. DIARIES FOR 1808. fiubscrJpUpjiß received fornll Magazines p M i, lon Books, Papers. Ac., at publishers llpkJv, 1 v™ save postage aud always sure of receiving* Magazines by subscribing at Pipe£*s ' Allfc Jur U P “‘ § l ° kcsl "« «'-»■« on SCHOOL BOOKS, for town and country schools Mnj™ Ysm-lff 10 oraorea " ,hen desired MASOXTC .VAItICS, piys, JMIILIiMa. ,fc.. .tc. Temp’su n MX"fAS^dn f , I r <: n M ,f , • | I t ' , - March 14,1807-ly Hallroalr Hines. Pleading rmTS?^, WIN T E U AIIRANGEItB N 'j> November 23, iso:. Great Trunk Lino from tho v« M i West for Philadelphia, New Yr*it u,llJ Pultsvllle, ’lnmuquu, Ashland, Üb,,n Ilen Jlue s&zsr lipl,ra, °’ Trains leave Harrisburg fnr v,. lows: Ata.ou,s.2sandB.lOAm n,'. V i\ or ' f . usr (l! I*. M., connecting with t 1 i»;u .Pennsylvania Hall Hoad,ami Llon tj,' maqua, Mlnersvlile, Ashlmi l p,^'AV ttsv nk-. m town and Philadelphia, at* jo a \r G,OVe » A lkn. 4.10 P. M„ stopping nt Lobnnm? 1 *' a . ,,U i Wav Stations; llio 4.10 P. M nm?M. a,ui I'rliicinn for Philadelphia and Colui/ibia nf villo, Schuylkill Haven uu Au»?.VJ y ‘ Y Qr iWK kill and SusquehannaltnilriSn}i r V» v,aK chm-t burg nt 3.55 P. M. 1 Koml . llnrri* Returning: Lcavc*Now York ninm . 12.00 Noon, and 5.00 and 8.00 1» 5} ana nt 8.10 A. M. and 0.30 P, M. Wiiv iw IttlnUclphia leaves Philadelphia at 7.30 A w, hL * l, K e r Train Heading at O.BU P. M„ stopni,^’ Pottsvlllo at 8.15 A.M, nud Vkfi 4‘ 11 k'mioiv 0.00 A. l2.lonoon, at H. 30 A.M., and 1.00 a nil 8.13 pm M - : J ««nai iU „ Leave Pottsvillo for Harrisburg vin « . Hi iS" o,mmm ,!n, ‘ “««* Heading Accommodation Train • t 'si k if A - M - rou,ruii 'B t«, purnffi;?,™;; j-ssssssit rs” icavo, dolphin, at 5.00 P. M. ’ uumin K leaves Pmi n ' • Columbia Hail Hoad TraiiiH i Ani . „ 7.00 A.M., and 0.13 p. M io? i"m ? a ' e caster, Columbia, <tc. 1 ruln < Liiiz, ban. On Sundays: Leave Nr-u- v«..i. . „ Philadelphia 8.00 A. M. mid 3 m» xi at ,f ,00 l . p - K M. I min running only toHomiiiL. »’ , l,lefc <W a, A. M.; Harrisburg 5.25 A m S VV® Usv « J oB.W» M., and Heading at 1.00 and 7 f,f \} W fh ,K !» tt,3:i, ’- burg, and 7.00 A. M. and 11 4u i> m V l, f ?. rW «rrii. vr r w Yori: «arii g ft“ss“ i°kS' 1ci1,,ro ”8 11 ! "*> pounds allow, c^gssaL SMBKK . , WESTWARD. Accommodation Train leaven irnn-uiv. A. M,, Mochuulcsburg 0.18 Carlisle 10.31, Blilppciiaburs 11.07 (Jham wlio °' VVUI " V.U. Orecncaalle t* Sk£fit£gSJ* burg 1.10, cfininborsburg -1.50 Gceiia 12 ! c,ls riving at Hagerstown 6%, P. M lceuuw “o«.4», nr- Express Train lyavos llarrisburr I r, i> \t Mechanlosburg LSI. Carlisle 5.21 Ne vvlliV Shijjpcnsburg 0.21. arriving at jjj; ./L, m * XC( * Train leaves ChumbeiMam' «"o » M., Greencasl e 0,3(1, arriving m m, .. ..• A A m '.“ii iv mg at J u-.>c!.T>i{ravn ]y ij ~ . EASTWARD. Ul * I A Ud *, 1 , U T Monday, (Mobrrltl, u,,. \ modallon Train will leave Cbambm-, , • bhlppeijsburg Ncwville (i.uj, CauislM V\i 1 clmnicsburg 7.01. A M., arriving m ii J ij;; A. M., making close connection wuii tmH. to New York and Philadelphia. Mall Train leaves Hageihiown y.lO, A. M Gr.-.-i. castle .Mo, Chambersburg !>.2.> shinm-nOmi,, Ncwville 10/JU, Carlisle IT.WIf.Wi i i k"l I n -' arriving at Harrisburg ia.nl, p. m. U ‘ K lu * Express 'in.ln hsives Hagerstown I 1 ’ h it Groencastln 12,11(1, C'lntmljeisburg Uu Sliiimiai. >""! -'•ervvillo 2. 1 n, Uirllsle W, Sire ■! ' burg J 20, arriving at Harrisburg 3.55,’ P. 51 I °‘ lV ,‘ !S lla n f -LSInWII 3.Ui, P. J| Gi eoucnstle l.in arriving at (Jhiunbersburi! i.-jV Muk* l ,:: . lose ruunecllons at Harrisburg null j! Ins i,, ami from Hhllarlelpbla, Sw IV* I’lMshmg, Haltlinore ami 'Washington, /till! J/oml Offlrr, , <'• N. M'l.U Chamb'p. 0<:(. \(b, ; ‘ 1 ' (Jet. 10, 1807 Sjtoiicg, ®iutoate, &r, J A-M K S M ’(l(jXj o a L , M A Nl' !•* ACTI* 11]■;I’ AND DKALKR IN STOVES TIN AND SHEET-IRON WAKE, •South Hanover St., Adjoining Jihiir & Son's Grocery, CAKLISLE Ibe subscriber Uiankful for past favors n>. sneclfully informs his friends and the public, that ho has now on band n large supply nf the latest and best improved COOJv and rAJiJ.Ofi STOVES, 11EA TJ.'Ji.Smid JtASOJA In the Stovo Department we desire to call par ticular attention to the following, comprising a they do, the very best (Vx»)c and Parlor Stove now In use- NIMUOD, QUAKER CITY. EXCELSIOR, PENN, NOBLE COOK, NIAGARA, SUSQUEHANNA and IRONSIDES. To speak at length of the different Stoves wouM occupy too much space, but wo deem It upeps'.a ry to cull the attention of lire public to the EMPIRE GAS BUR I. Eli. ibis truly wonderful Parlor and Olllce ,Stou* is so •constructed that the cheapest quality of coal (Limeburuer’s), cun bo used with success.- It burns continuously and the fire is easily Kin dled. It Is capable of heating oue room below and two rooms above. There is no dust ami no escape of gas, and an actual saving of coal, which In two or three seasons will pay for the stove. The Empire has many valuable qualities which can only bo fully appreciated by seeing It in op eration. Wo claim that it Is fur superior to auv other Btovo now in use, and wo feel satisfied Unit we can convince all who will favor us with uu examination of the Stove at our shop of this pan. Wo have on hand a full assortment of TINWARE. Repairing promptly attended to. Roofing dunu at the shortest notice. Spouting will be put up onretisonablc terms and with despatch, c. * ease K lve »» ft call at No. 83, South llqiiovci Street, adjoining Blair’s Grocery. „ JAMES M'GONIGAL. Sept. 19,1807—6 m 212 ft in es anir JLiqucrs || POHLY, rectifier and wholesale dealer IN WINES AND LIQUORS, Ao’.t. 7 and 0, It'orlh Hanover Street, CARLISLE, PA. Brandies, Holland Gin, Superior Jamaica Spirits, Irish and Scotch Whiskey* Mouongahela Whisky. Apple Whiskey, , lUsburg and Common Whiskey Old Sherry Wine, Old Madeira Wine. Port Wine, Lisbon and Muscatel, Malaga and Claret, Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy. Raspberry. Brandy, Lavender Brandy, Rum Shrub. Wine Billers, Tansey blitci*. AGBOT I-'OIt U R . STOEVEE'S CPI.EIIRATPD STOMA UK BITT lilts aud bu l’ c '‘l“i' stock ol GROCERIES and provisions, Wholesale and uftati April 25,1807—iy conf >bunly arriving. Xf'OREIGN AND DOMESTIC’ PU E W™UmT 1 ho V ?Lm Pootl } lll f announces to the uandfaud for oou «^ n . t J>’ on aortmont of e ’ a largo and very superior as foreign and domestic liquors WeVo°r°tire^SU O kSi a S ?: ; Sr- brandies, wiue.s Al ' l, op CHOrcK BnANiia, Sherry, Port, Maderift, Blabon, Claret, Native, Hock, Johannlsberg, and Boderholmer, CHAMP A Q N E , Heldsiek Co., Qolslor * Co.; nnd Imperial- Qln, Bohlen, Uon, and Anchor. 1 WHISKY', old Faml,y N " ct “ r Alo liroivn Btout, dc. Best to bo hod in Philo dolphin. Bitters, of the very be.v quality, Dealers and others des.ring a pure article will find It as represented, a. ills whole attention will bp given to a proper ano careful selecUon of bla Stock, which cannot be surpassed, aud hopes to have the patronage of tho public. * Deo. 1, 1805. " " K aHOWEI£ - Q.BNTS’ FURNISHING AND V A RIE T Y STORE NO. 13 SOUTH HANO VEli STREET. The subscriber begs leave to Inform gontlemeu u ouse * llee J? crB “hd the publiegeneraliy, that lie has now and will keen constantly on hand a ftrgSrfflft assortment ol GENTS’FUR NIbHING GOODS, suph os Cotton Merino and Woolen bli Iris and Drawers, Hosieries, all kinds, Black and While Kid Gloves, Thread and other Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Travelling Bobs,Xlnen and Paper Collars, Ulllh, Ac. Also, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, consisting In part of Cedar and Willow Ware, all kinds, Chamber Sols, Brushes and Corahs, all kinds, Ruga, Buckets, Foot Tubs. Soaps, Perfu merles, Pens. Stationary, ic. Don’t lorget the H; wHw ath ». H ft, nover two doors North of Washmood’s Grocery Store, Carlisle. O. INHOFF. April 11, 1607-t/,
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