CULTIVATION OF THE OOVBER OK
PEANUT.
The peanut has an annual root; a pro
cunibentatem from nine toeigliteeu'inch
ealong. The flowers are a butter-fly shap- 1
«d, the barren ones yellow and small, and I
the fertile largo and white. The ovary 1
gradually elongates, and curving down
ward buries Itself in the earth, where it
matures. The seeds are full of oil, which
when expressed is said to be in no way
Inferior to that of olives. The plant is
tropical, and is largely cultivated in hot
countries for food. The seeds are eaten
both raw and roasted. The peanut has
been very successfully cultivated in all
the Southern States, and has found a
ready market at remunerative prices.—
We understand that the attention of
many fanners in Middle Tennessee has
been directed to the cnUivaDmi (if tin*
peanut, which has been gm\\ •, vn \ suc
cessfully where tried.
Select a ric h sarnh !"am. • i.eh a -j<d
us would he suitable tor lie* Aa ret pnlatu.
•Break it up early in the -piing, ero—
plow, harrow, and pulveri/eii thorough
ly. Cheek it oil with a miil-i.mgue. three
feet apart. This piep.-o :< inm mu-i i-e
made by the middle of Apii.’.al wlmdi
time the planting mu-: he '••-mineneed,
if the frost has enliivi\ disappeared. Pul
four to six peas in e:nh eh.-ck, covering
lightly with a hoc m u .• deu hairow.-
Or the pea may he plan o-.; in drill-., eigh
teen Inches apart, the n-.v- tie -anie
widtli as when planted in i iiee|;>. Alter
the p(?u is high enough r*» p.ow, run tin*
bar of the plow as eh*--' k - possible to the
plant, plowing mil ;!.■■ noddle a*- you
would corn. After the :ij -e o! ten or
twelve days, plow the - e.uid lime. Then
level the surface around the plant, hill in a
just enough to keep from selMmg upi.n
the growing stalk. The wu-k m .-uluv.i
ting the peanut will then he nuuul> owr.
unless rain should —d in. ITu u petiiap
it will he m*ee->ary !>• plow again in ol
der to k(" }> down the gia-- and weed-.
After the plants have idomned and m,*
fertile blooms commence curving down
ward, it will he lid f--aiy about on«H> a
week to cover (he \m>*- -ullicit-n(ly to
prevent their growth nni encourage'the
pea, leaving the end,- of the vines expos
ed. Tliis must be di-in- with a lioe or
shovel, the dn ( being tln-uvn upon the
vines lightly, at the -ame time cutting
ami scraping away the weeds and
The nature nf the peanut is mu to pro
duce many nuts .pi-i where the root*,
form, hut along Hie points where the
blooms appear. Hm vine* make excel
lent liay, are easily cuii'il, ami al! kinds
of stuck will eat them readily.
The vines should he plowed or dug up
just before frost. While digging, shake
the roots ami turn uvet to tiie sun and
let them remain for a day or two to cure.
Then haul them to a barn or some build
ing where they can be kept drv.aml sep
arate the peas from the vines. ‘ The peas
should then be washed and thiorougnly
dried, when they will l>e re.-uJe fnr mark
et.
llrnlmitff.
We have otVu mg‘*d this mm-h needed
Improvement upon Um readers of the
Ploughman > but we V--ur U- advantages
are 100 little appreciated. There are but
few localities where drai nines would be
beneficial. luv♦-n ;n -oil- with an open
subsoil, when* deep drainage cerlainlv is
required, some shallow dmim mav* s>*-
uselul to carry off or to husband surplus
water. Mimin’ a farm house i*. -n located
‘hat a good deal of drainage is . .pjired
lo secure perfect health. luNetpl in ras.-.w
ut diseased lulu's, a • 1 1* \ atmosphere. i<
more healthfu! ihnn om* loaded with
moisture, and the an 'bat pas.-es ovci
stagnant moi-tuie will not long remain
pure and heults. I bn; ; ,, M A ;M . jt. vl v
point of view drainage ivf
vast importance
Ihe Metropul uan >anii tr\ t '«>mi ui - tit/ii
ol London stale s.ane inUiesimg facts
about drainage. Tor over, inch depth
of water drained oil’, and which would
otherwise pass into the aims vapor ibev
*ay us much heal is .-aved per acre :is
w ould raise eleven lbousam.l cubic feel of
•dr one degree m lempoiatnsv. A recent
I'arhmeutary report on the-übject siy>.
a iai nier was asked liic epect ot -ome iit-w
d.ain when be replied, •• All that I know
a- that before it was .lone I cubl m-ver
cei out ul night without an o\-i.at, bul
i-'iw [ never put on.- mi nw.‘ A doctor
look one ot the san itai y ( \unin i-cdom-i s.
’> -a hill overlooking his li'-tu,-'. • i/i.c. ’
said he, '* wheteve. \ u<i i h
of white mist I h : ,\« n* M ‘i.lm-,,
and if there is a j,., .
-anc-e as well. 1 cun
HVery ik.w ami then.
I am ran-ly wand-d
H may not he L'-n.-iaip, ,a....vu n.ut
dampness in the atndjeiV -iv.- douMe
Ctiergy to bad <.d. ;i - . UIS Km ,]. j f
everybody could wi, j inil -ule. uuii
a gravel v...uM iind i!ic
average health oi the umniiMiniv v;m j \
improved. Much mav he dm..- i.v u,,.,'-
ough drainage, not mil;. mpnAe >i,
■sa nil ary corn! it. mi <>l ; i.,. j.,. . lliU _ ~ r , ~,
"'arin up and i mpi ,■
M,'i*xac/iuact/-< / 'm •/<//<<. c,,,
A Pi.l'.'a rm; in i 11-,,, M
a hoy because li< - love, ll;.,- in ut
il lo cool his lie.ilCtl >M*-; ;
iviiii.le : and the i-mdei 1.,
neUer In- like- ii. Ait h - m-j
li"l lialuir, lie is lint li.eu-ii . . ...
t‘d Mill into tin cold ; i ,;•!
Meet., *kc., lel'l .... 1.,.-,,., lit
sullering ye*,-mIK-mm an<l li
in muni Kvli n;: ii whininc
reproaching >.«n. He ini-- n
enee of oiliei -i-.i k. 1 ; , .
inlcdigent one.
On your farm you In.w n a.nnm, ,n
v*iil improve upon f-icl.t- mu -h a- In
tliaL will- respond in uood Uu'itini'iii
ivudily us lie. U,. m.l a |, in lh ..
ul sense of that w.n■!. Ili-..wnei, n..m
nine immemoricl, m,, him -u.-i, ■
l.e lias done il liy nim-.e, neglect. Uui
u.e hog is sensitive, intelligent, good*
nitUiied, clean, if yon give him a chance
fur cleanliness, of mine cleanly habile
than any creatures on the funn.ancl some
human creatures on the farm, and -nine
human creatures Una uv know of inclu
ded.
The wise man lake, carge of his pig a .
of other stock. He is proud of it. He
gives it good ipiai ters—expecting tin
same in return. He lines to see it tluive ■
and it does thrive sue.—fully under hi-i
care. Piggy here is m. " ling," but one
of the family at large the farmer and
a prntit to him, hi ca.i.,. ■ rented with re
prard.
Oaks I'i.a.vtmi ja mm i - I >
« urious circumstance. and not <n. !>c ,..’ , \
known, tiiat muuym m,
‘■ailed spontaneous ;i;<- piann-d \,\ if,.,
'(pun-els. The huk- unimal kw' .no
formed the most essential m-i vkv- i-. ib--
•• ritish Navy, A gentleman walkiuu
one day in a woods to tin.
BuUeof Beaufort, luul his attention di
verted by a squirrel, which sat v.-rv
oomposedly on the ground. He .slopped
to observe its motions; in a few momenta
the squirrel darted like lightning to the
top of the tree beneath which he had
been sitting*, and in an instant He teas
down with an acorn in his mouth, and
began to burrow in the earth with hi*
paws.
After digging u hole, he ntoopcd down
and deposited the acorn ; then covcrimr
it, he darted up the tree again. In a mo
ment he was down with another, which
he buried iu thesamc manner. Thi«ljc
c*»ll l inued repeated!y.
industry-nf ibis- little animal i* di
n-eicil to the purpu.-c of .-ccininn him-df
aL-ainst want in winter, ami, a- it i.,
piobahlu that hi- mcumiy h riot mu'-
ncientjy retentive t<* enable him to re
member the spot in which he deposited
every acorn, the imlu-trious Jiltlc iellow
do doubt, loses a few every vear. a
**!"’ ?P r * n g up are destined In «uu
piy Hie place of the parent tree. Thus ;
i ~ I ? ritaiu . i" some measures, in- ,
debted for her mercantile greatness to the
ladUßtry and bad memory of a Bouirrel ‘
Merry's Museum. ’ :
To Keep Bettek Sweet.—When hut- !
ter is plenty, work it two or three times I
thoroughly and add at last working I
nearly one grain of saltpeter, and a table !
spoonful of pulverized lumpaugar to eve- ;
ry pound of butter. Puck it tightly iu i
alone jars to within two inches of the
top, and fill the remaining space with i
strong hruie; cover the Jam tightly and 1
bury them in tile celler bottom, where i
the butler will keep unhurt for a lone :
lime, • h >■
.llnvJiiK lilted up the Stable with new (.'m-rln*
Short reckonings make long ■**»*« «t'ieuLo SSa\S rnl « £ fU p ar fI es* Uke n 1 ?( a' a™J
rriends. s Vim the Springs.
April 25, W—iy
Q_ood Sjk\vs: T;ood news*'
GREA T DECLINE IX ERICHS
AT THE NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE,
CORKER OF HANOVER AND POiIFRET STREETS.
The subscriber would respcctfnllv Inform the
nubile that he Is receiving almost daily from the
Eastern Cities, a large Invoice nf New and Cheap
Goods, such as.
LADIES’ I) HESS GOODS,
l’r,Al.\, ItL.U'V .1 ,V/> /M.vr.v Sfl.us.
French Mormoes,
Mohairs,
Poplins,
lUaeit and Fancy
French Repps,
Plain and
SHAWLS! S H A W ,S !
OKI- V I \s J- >ll \ WI.S 111 y|,.;.r % 'll n• r\
Chi (Tils AM) ('AS< IMKK KS !
i . i, /,
Do M !•: s T | i
l'i iWrN,
Napkins. Ac
itl-:u!•:mju-:it the place.
•i V 1 II K ~v
I i \ si t \ 1-,!; VN I * I'dMFUKT -snicKl-d
■be -in {•>■ merly occupied i.\
IS'lm. KAr ’ r ’ !
mi \| KsTlr iHinus
i) im: s >
» - v\ i iNi.iTs anujkans,
ir u i t/. (' o (} i) s.
D It K s S T U 1 M M 1 N (1 .<
L’/H/iOXS A \J> .VO7VO.VA
K I N G J 8 X K\V ST 0 R E
n< i. r.r» a ; -, i/.i / \ i
Opl-esitc U..- M.0.0m1, 1J..1.S
A,mi >. l-u 7,
(ttS. HOOP SKIRTS. 1)28
W M. i’. HoPlvl.N s> - H\\ ;< ,1
iii<• 1 In* ln>Nt find i ‘HK U'K>J I.*<w i s ‘:l1*K!i
rnarljei. Trail 'Uni'.-., St spring*
-1 ami I • -(< I . M.lj. IMaii
-u 1 1 •* ia.ii >{>i ni j-. i V nt* . Si Mpi-inir-t. i'
' -u'-: it >|irih!s'. *l.l c ail'! "tvpnims. M.Ti.—
1 1 "IT;'I J.'. •<.
- i V.’V ,\iald' '.I MuN NK'liri'N'
K,m\c!i I an.- Trail-, loan s> In • «J/Ju t<
• . r.n in. *. \ 'Taj..jut. < «j »i>riiii!'. from 1 '
<M J 'ill tV |. 1x 11 ■*
■ !I’-! i • • J i*i. ]'t klrl - :r r<* I UT I hall tin tv*
*i*l l a i•! ’11• i n-tuM ;• inu-'i i - - nr - I <-!ji"-
1.1-'.'l- il.
\ -i\ Mipi-n-ir lam-, :-.u-i Mil* .style* u
* Hi's .uiil iiiiuiin-.- of sci-urlusj I lien
'll V.l
M. ’•.■ally .
• ■■ ■■ ■iv VI.M-rl'i;"!
tf'-- i* not
o*- -Cek'-
■ ..I
I- I*i i< i- I.IM.
I'-I.iila' irv. >»ui| •>i th
. mill m -.I Ui
1 u .1.1.-I i... i ..tdv, i..n\ *ll >iii i.U i ,i.l i r- -iliuiil.l ».
I-V.‘|.
• ,1
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• I \ M'l A' HiUA vM.S\l,l^Knn\!
ilDl.'ltHS
'lll I
i:u.f \<; mi ; k \-j* (•(i- r
r-* \nr.\i, i[orsi:KKKPKi[,<
, Aii-
'• I H/v /
ln I In- ::! -I i-i Mm il 11
Itii/rniii ,
I'niiit (h>
To thf hurt! f pri< •
Sf"n\
1 i.- . uiiici- of huyim;i*arpi-t.s ,-i y /,•<jV7‘*m> rare
:> <>■ i-uii. tlmt 1 lonic for a fur«e trade In the url I
■!<•; pariImliirly « hen u<- consider Hint
M<l N’ K V I'A X M K S A V J-l 1)
\ limn-1 ij'hl . M.-.Mioiu \ ocinir the orderol the iln \.
I hi ipi \ ini v. Hi tool. to •jmir tntwxf, situ I lnU<- nd
vjissi mi- ni tin* piwe.nl opporUuiltv.
A. W. UKNT/.
-7 X-,i'/A /(.tin,), i S'.
r.-t». 1 Im;».
; •;;
RICKEY, SHARP & CO
i* ill* rl. :: 1' i; IC K S
Til' • fit.- ilif must- eVa.mt and dlVv-aslde
M:><•!. ui ihi> in:ii'kH. at :he very low prices inch
-.J.-nt >•> flit- ■'iv.il shrinking '*• values.
Tii*-. i clui'kis (‘oiii posr'i t w I Killy of new and de
i.ihrli's-, in Fancy :mii Staple Dry Hoods,
1,1 which fi I*4* dally added the cheapostand choir-
«*st offerings of this r nd other markets.
HICKEY, -SHAHi* A* CO.,
l-Vh. ri. Dus.--.Jy
J". STIiRXKR'S
r.iVKitv
HKTWKKX JIAXOVKK AM) 11KDK0JII) SIS.
r-V nKA It OVT H E .1 A IL ,
Urjj <sooHs
Fancy I>c Oilnes.
IMalii and Fancy
Alpaca.
l.» J \N I* s, ,f \kk \\ i i.»).1-.NS
/■>>,.'!> M,
-Kill
r ( nitf. m/\. .S' i/futrl/.'
I null
■ \ IJUIU-.
ibl.-jeh.-d Mu-Ini'.
I M»»s. MAItPKIt.
IB6T.
Ji .1 I! (> A I .V ,v
A K 1* II V H S
KV'A’STuNV. Slvi;u>.
■A k V --1 ** i II \ ..j I*H ’N !iU >
a '.'s-.i i- ir 11. nil i ah.-r Hoop .-km
ii i*-. ,i:i.l - .ii 1\ ii;i \.- ti. nuiii-i
aiiii-:-i . --r. i(!n -1i In- fact. Mn mi
• 1 -'l i.in-M-iMI Ah-'d l.lllfllsil StCM*
« ■ •mm; r;.. n i.<l !< (. liyliti-r. more «-la.s
.ir yiu- ;iiuic.s.il;,'fii' , iioii 1 am
•ar:i|M>r than ail »Tlu*r-i. E> rt-fi }"•!.
'i .• i<■ i ',-t u_ r v>M c-\! .-ii
im ! i i nrxUL'lioilt ' 111 - :i mi t)i - a.I
v-i \ nll> i. i ,i! •■ | .i*i «•• v I;
a* U i. n “ 11- >;>l;m ■» s ml in pmi
- . 1” i; !.n I'-' jri . ,
w '•!. r. ii- i s
vn,/
\n >rhlt/u
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fh'/. h ( ' t.-
ii K M I*. 1. 1s r, lV '.. A
II K V (iooiis
"27 Chestnut. Sheet
riiu.A HKh'iiiA
AND'SALE STABLE,
CAKUSLE, PA.
,-ffimuturc, &r
I!. K \V I N Cf ,
CAUIXF.T MAKER
AXD UNDERTAKER,
\V KS T M A IN ST K i: KT .
cAin.isLi;, pi:.\n’.\
A -I-I.M uu> A-oKiMi,;. r or
N ii W ! ‘ I it N 1 T U U I-
nip
> ’.•nt r»* Tilbh's,
Hocking Cii:iirs t I'ming Tuhliv*.
Kusy Chulrs * ‘.ml Tnliles.
Ufcopllon fliiin i Htoimms
IhirL'iius, Wlmt-Nnts,
Spcrrtiirlix.
Sof.»s,
Parlor,
Chamber.
FFRXI T V R I-
IuITAUK miNTmiK IN sl-MTS.
Splendid New I’iill< rn>.
BED.STEAD.S AXI) MATTRESSES,
UII.T KIIA.MMs AMi PI'TI'HKS,
Particular alient it>is lp\ en to l-'imei uls. Orders
from town and couutiy attended to promptly
and on reasonable t< r;u'.
Q A r. I X K T \V .V li K HOI'SE
TuWN AND COL'N IHY
and the public jzenerally, that he still continues
1 Mie Umiertakimt business, and Is readv to wait
t upon customers either hy day or by nitim. Heady
i made t*m tins kept constantly on hand, both
plain and ornamental. Me has constantly on
j hand Fi.sl.'* I’atcnl .VCn/i'o Jiuriol On-' 1 , of which
1 he has been appointed the sole ayent. This case
1 Is recommended as superior to any of the kind
J now In use. it helna perfectly air Unlit.
I Ho has also furnished himself with u new Hose
' wood Ueaiwe and (tenth* horses, with which he
! will attend funerals in town and country, -per
; sonaliy, without extra charge.
: Atnoni' the greatest diseoveiics of the uao is
| owsll’sSjinii;; the best and cheapest hod
ecu In use, the exelnsM »• rl'xhl of which i have
! secured, ami will be kepi constantly on hand.
C A i! 1 XK T MAKI.Ni;
In all Its various bran.dies, carried on, anti Hcmi
reads, Seen-taro Woi k-siainls, .parlor Ware,
Ulilioistcr. il i’hairs, solas, I’icr, Milo ami Centre
Tables, Pining and Breakfast Tables, Wash
stands of all kinds. Fi en<a bedsteads, high and
low posts; Jenny I.ln I and .’..itagc Bedsteads,
Chairs ot all kinds, i.oo.iiiie Classes, and all
other articles usiiall;. inanul’.n-lured in this line
of business, kepi constantly on band.
ills workiin n arc men of experience, his ma
id hd I lu-bed. and hls v. m k made hi the latest
city style, and all nnd.-i h> o\. u supervision. 1>
' will be wai ranted amt -oiil I<>u t«»r eash.
He Invites ail ii i n r him eall lie lore purchas
ing elsewhere. For the liberal patronage here
tofire extended to hnn In- i.-..s indebted to his
numerous eiisiornei s. aml as,ere- them that no
efforts will la- spared in fiiiuie to p!. use them in
style and price. Ml ve us a cal I.
Ucmembcr the place. North Hanover street,
nearly opposite ihe I »ep.--i i p„: iik. i arl isle.
.-/foruiarimig, \t.
A.Mos i.. roiisos. a t.t.K.v i:ii.i;rvAi
& KIIHd’WAV,
nr.NKll \I. ' C.\IMl"S|n.N MF-iPII \ NT'*.
I’l.ol’K.
IiIIAIN.
Mild, i ff.p,
M-d-.Prs.
am' iMionrcr.
Oi:NKU A L L V
ynirr/r nnn.i dsthklt. phi la
iWm. IS. Thom .1. H. Bi.akc <k Co.
11. lIINC’IIMAN, ITCs’t. HumoK, CoI.KKTT A Cu.
< nmiaer.-iip on;.. W. K, Bruu, K>u„
•lAMiy N an- k. Ksq . .1 vmks L'. lland, K.*u.
:tu<l -vdicitod. and
liberal ad\ a it'e-* m a I > .
Cv l-’liu- aria If '.J t
r-!>. ii
3t)ats anti (Caps
AKIMVAI.
.v j. :r
11 A T rf A X 1) C A V 6
TU« hUlj-cr.h-r 1. J’i-t .Vo. V, .WfA
//-moi.T I-v. ,No:l. ; ■.( the (.arliile
Dt-oosil I'.vni;. uni.- •jf Uio ’ia's». s', au'l blocks
of li A'lS :ui'l i *t • iIK-r>-'l m '‘.irli.-.U'.
silk i
Still’ Uriiii-. (l.UtTi M c
lion of x.ft Huts n,,-.. n
»il st.. n uiiil nualil.tn,
• r*. aii'l c.*-r> Ue'crip*
Tiio lnuik.n-1 .*•* i * Fa-I..>.:i♦ •! Jlru-h.con
[ '•tiiiitly n;i h.ti.'i jui'l i;iA■ I:.r r, .u 1 w.urnnt
■ c<i to l:; % •• s,r ..
Ai - i
-TKAW HA ]■-.
J h.*v .
••ui kin-
i Vi’.i,.!
/ r
K(;.\ iiA N h Yt; |:\i ’( i)
AI.U x*. -
N if a
1I AI ;
AND (' A I
V* an i \ mi i: na i >»i: » \ r
a i, Ij i o,
. -i>. i* w.i i.\ srnu.r
!»• • n II*.• ini- M -..i ini, til ..i
11 AT S A N I) I'A V S
t*i ini';'. ■ IJ<- tiiki--, <m*ut pU-a<-
ui■ '■ ’ - ' • ••• -
.> 111 li.- oM iim-iuls ami cmislo'iiums,
• uni all Ml W m!w-. In 111 • • [iliMmtHl -tni'U ju*il li>-
ri'i \ru 11.-m Nv«v ini'li ••? j • I I 1). 1 1.Klriiilna, run-
mm mi: in |•:)11 i>' ;ii >.-
sILK ANJ> <A>.-I.MKUI-: 11 A i's,
i an nidio's sarady oi Hals ami Cap" ot
I tin; hu« ,i -l si;. la, all ot uincli in- will sell al tlie
/ >/«./! I'rtfi.i. AI "i i, his 11 in i mamiliM-iure
ot Hal" ahi at " nil ha nd, and
HATs .‘.I ANI’I- A i TL'KKi > lo nilDKl!.
Ih ha." Ha- In - "l ai raiu'oiiu-nl fur coloilii); Hats
and all kind" iif \Vi >■ don timid", l > van - ' >a Is. ,vr., a I
the- short ost notka- .a" In- t-olo'i" »• v«*i,v wool;; and
on tlu- most iva-onahh- I.m ni". A I so', a n n,.1« >|
rdioico brand" of
TOIIAtVO ANiJ l'i(iAK>
ulu ays on hand, Ha d**"h <•" to i-all thaaH■ n in .n
of por-oiis wild have
ni L'N Til V !•' I U s
to .sell, a." ha pat s Hu* hii;h>sl cash pric.-s i.n ino
i sumo.
still id, us In; im-ln ci >u Illicit Iuli» i v I nil 11 iic su 1 is.
: fuel ton
! Dec,
ISu?
T UK (r R K A T ]* K I / K :
i:pxi’u.siti«in L'nivi;rm;i.li;, I'aius isut.
TJIK JIO WJ-: SIJ I VINO MA ('IUXE I 'a.
KLIAS lIUWK, Jit.
AWAUUKiI OVER Eli; lIIV-TWO CoMI'I.TIToIIH,
THE HIGHEST PEEMIEM,
TMK ONM.YKIUfSS l >KTi IE LEGION UK HON< Jit
GO L J) M ED A L
given to A3!Kitlcan Skwinu MAcinxns, per Im
perial Decree. published lu lho*‘.Mbnlteur Univer
se!” (Otlleinl Journal ol the French Empire.)Tues
day, 2d July, IS(i7, in those words:
I Kahrlcanlu do Machines u
i.-i .. s Hi,..-,. 1,, I enudro exposant
" ‘ ‘ ( .Manufacturer of Sewing
I Machines, Exhibitor.
Thii double Hist honor Is another pr>»of of the
i great suporiority of the ilowe Sewing Machine
over all others.
SIHELV tt STOOPS,
Xo. S. Eight St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Agents for Pennsylvania. New Jursev Delaware
and Western Virginia. *
Feb. Jfl, IPOS.—dm
PLAIN and FANCY FEINTING of
EVEIIV DESCRIPTION* nt>fitly executed af the
VOMINTEJSR Officer
aKOCEUY, EIIUIT AND PROVIS
ION sTOUfc. Almost every person knows
oi the Cheap srdi!K, A'o. ss, East J*omfret Street,
where you can always buy your groceries cheap
er than elsewhere, and how does it come, be
cause I have no rent to pay nml have my own
clerks, therefore I enn sell goods lower than If I
had lour or five hundred dollars rent to pay and
six or eight hundred dollars to pay for clerks.
My stock Is always /ret/ i tmd complete, keep
none hut good goods and wannul every article
Mint nut of my .‘•lore.
I have cm-tanHy on hand White. Brown.
I’lii.-hed, I’uiviri/ed nml Granuhßeil sugu-.
(i reen aml Roasted Codecs, Syi up.- oi mi K.ii.i.-,
Baking Molnsse.-. Green and Black Teas, Uice.
Beans, Peas, Pearl Barley, Hominy, Sweet Sha
ker Corn, Corn starch, Ulco, flour, Farina, Sweet
nml Baker’s Chocolate, Whole and Ground Sui
tes, Baking Soda, Salcralus, Fresh Peas, Corn, To
matoes and Peaches, by the can or dozen, all
kinds of Flavoring Extracts, English Pickles,
such ns Girklns, Mixed Pickles, while Onions,
Caullllower, Picallilll. Chow Chow, also Glrklns
hy the dozen, Fresh Table OH. Ketchup. Also
I»r. Barber’s Horse Powder, and Fronlleld’s Cat
tle powder, Stove nml Shoo Blacking, Indigo,
White Glue, Madder, While Rosin, Beeswax,
Extract Logwood, Salts, Flour Sulphur,
Blue Vitriol, Copperas. Antimony, tVe.
Hemp. Canary and Rape Seed for
Bints. Essence of Codec, and
Lye. Pried Fruit, such iw
pared a n il unpared
Peaches, Apples.
Blackbeme-.
Chorrk-,
also
Primes,
Figs. Halos.
Laver, Seedless,
and Valentin Raisins,
Currants, Citron, Lemons,
and Oranges,Sperm, Fish, Tun
uers’ ami Coal Oils. Pure Cider Vin
egar, Soaps, such as Olive, steanne,
Babbit’s, Rosin, Country and all kinds of
Toilet Soaps. Also a due assortment of nil
kinds of Segars. Chewing and Smoking Tobac
co-., such as Navy, Congress, Cavendish, Sun
Fish, Atlantic Cable, Flue Cut, Navy, Spun, Fine
Cut» 'hewing. Vli gin lty,Cherokee, Mlnnclmlmh.
Chingoroer. Sunny side, Virginia Choice, Punch
Lynchburg, Vara. Gem ot the .Mountain, Shang
hai, Lateka, Hanvillc, Pioneer, Keystone, Vir
ginia Hare.
WOODKN and WILLOW WAKE,
such hn Market, clothes nml Traveling Baskets
of all m/i's and stylos. Tubs, Buckets, Keelers,
Dippers, Hall Bushels ami Peek Measures, Horse
Bu<-Ui Is. Flour Buckets, Horse Brushes, shoe do.,
Slo\ c do,, Wall (In.. Clothes do., Scrubbing do.,
Du-unc \\ m-p- ami Brooms.
1 a ill * Ml ..It Ic UiiN, 1>• ' 1 i i JotJu •< Line-.
Mj'vojj |,:ii. .. iVl*,. Ac.
»j ■i-'-'ii ,u i, i >lns .. -.i mu- and < rockery Ware,
a supiny <>j all Muds. a good assortment
ui damps. and Tumblers, and many
o' l;> r .in ,I'ics t< • > nmm i - ms to menlton.
!•' I,: (I ’ K ai•l i ’ i .!’»••>a>tain ly on hand, also a
itueesuppiy ol >. id (..'i-inun Champion Mns
tai J, the host in t:--. oy I ho jar or dozen, whole*
sale ami retail, ni v. i>i.n die subscriber Is Hie
sole agent for Can. C -a and Salt, ' Vacl;er«
and 1 fiscal is of till U ; :e 1 > • it ■■ .nm e\ my des
cription.
All klims of Ci.un i> i'. • taken i.i t.\-
('lmago lor Goods c ; 11 ;a 1’ i l U'K'KU V.
Kiturr ann i*um\ h."-. r*m:i-;, ,v... s<, />,.•
J’oiiu'n t S'n ( i, (.'<!■' ■ ' ■
■ ’ ’ i:, U"M M \>,
I'l'h. It, I't.s.
a GicmiKi:.
GOOD AND KiG-.SH i i HO(’KK I K>.
!• r i < rs u k n r<■ k />,■
W** \ e*l M li\ sit suppv Ol
MA VIM sri’E.
-!i H A s
Br..u ii, • t ii'.!• i. ;-ul\ ci I zed and gi annlaii d so- ! THK LuWJvSI ("’--{.V//I’RIC Ls.
i; i. -. i Kilt!"., ch-imi ami masted, Hire, Ada- 1
* 11; >a' .it" i :• Tallow i a Tul I as, starch Parsons wishing to build will find il to their ad
• • ail Kinds, ' lu >■>»•. ('hoc* da to. Ha- vantage to examine our stock before purchasing
k< r- (\w..a, P. lit'i''.' Itroma, Mac- elsewhere.. We are careful to select from the
• ainul. \ ■•nnaeilla, Kahm-s. best manufacturers, and In no case do wo rcoom
i<ick - I- at ilia. Mustard. Mu— mend goods that nre not serviceable nml of the
'yid Seed. Pluck and verv host rpunlitv.
i ayanne Pepper,Spj
' 1 u m, Uoppc- Hnrrisbuff/ JS T ftiln
ias, lump
p uVVe r- Always on band
l/.cd B r I m
stmu*, Babbitt'-,
ami Vanhagan's s. .a |
Toilet Soap, Soda. < Tc.au
of Tartar, L'oaisc and Fine
Salt by tlu* sack or busht-l.s.
blacking, ntove Luster, ('onceul ra
ted Lye, New Orleans and Syiap .Mo- •
tii-'cs. sperm Gil, Waggon Gccas'c. Mac
kerel, various grades Sugar Cured-H.in. v Pried
Bed, g.-ncral a—ortment of Coal ml and Fluid
Lamps, tiia-s and Mica Lamp Chimm--. n,
hickory jinJ corn wi-p Bronnis, Tiuapco Flv
Brm-lic-. health, du.-ting and sweeping Brushes,
hand -.-i ul» Brm-hC', shoe and wall Brisk, .-.cloth
ami hair Brii'hc-, Mucilage, Liquid ib-nnett,
black, Miieand red Ink
•il on hiiml :iml fur
c a r t l ]•: p o w i> k n ,
Rai'ir.s. prunes. paired and unpaired i-. aili«
IVai-hcs nll<l Tonuitofs in cans, Cai-up-. \V< livel
ier and L- >ml>»M i 'lub San. i 'r.-cn i n:n runs,
table i»H. Hominy, Bean-.
O I! A.V IJ E.< AA 1) I, EMU X ,S
vrab r. -n.; w 11;, mi!!: ana almond i. I :ackers,
rmi-md r-.c.ti.l üb.-al I’ollcc. Tu i-;, N;.-, % , Nat.
nrm a:.'! i ■ T<*bacc>», K Glikina k. 1- ihe Cut,
Lyi,i iibur_' and llnnkt-.-piaikie L.ba
cq/_ if.;
f'fify !.
i."*],;/ t V: j : -V r.!TiTA- L *“* IJ ' "‘ ” • I ‘ ,,u ndju.diny
X U T I O \ - and Oiy Tros,
* } 1 1u * • • JCnmnckd Leather,
Pah nt Leather ,
/lor/ Ski ns,
Saddle Trtr* y
SVrn/ps,
Ilm/un,
and c>...
W.xl U" ■
■C c - * I.
! T ;.11 ; l N
A I! TIN'S
FAMILY OROLKRY STORK,
KA'i M UN -VrUKKT. > Al'.l.lbLK, PENNA,
Tie- subscriber would b.-g leave lo Inform the
i.i Cail.'.li* ami vudnity, that ho still
hoops on hand, at lils Store, East Main Street, ad
joining (iiinincr A (Muchliu; Shop and Foun
<irv, the- largest and hesj selected stock of
I' KKSII (MIDC K\l [K S ,
Glass and lim-.-n--u'iiro, which he will soil at the
v>-i y l-»w i*si prices lnr cash. E\ ery article in the
Inn- of l amily i.rocenes will always be kept
in--h and cheap. He also calls particular atten
tion hi the /.Vov/.-o I'nh-nt (tlnsi Fnnt Jor.i, of which
lie has the exclusive agency for Carlisle, and
which has piowd it.-, superiority over all other
cam or Jars now in use by Us {-rent simplicity,
pevlcct lelhchUlly In keeping Fruit, and the ex
it aonllnary ease with which U Is sealed and
opened, vailuml injury for fulmo use. No (ami
ty should purchase otherjars wulumt llr«i exam
ining Iho Eureka. 11 they want to buy the best
Also KXt »X s FATKNT STEP EADDEK, au-arti
cle whieb mi household should be without \lso
Hash's celobrated WASHING MACHINE, onlv
Five Dollars, and the A.MIDUN t.'I.DTJI i-is
WUINUEK, both of which are eonlJdentlv rec
oinnumded to give entire satisfaction. ||V has
aDn Imeu appointed agent for the sale ol
KARTHKN DRAIN PIPKs,
to w hich he would call the attention of Farmers
am.l others needing them as the host and cheap
est article lo be found for conveying water thro’
yards and barn vards. Also a variety of oilier
articles, such as. |mioU MATS, of sm era! kinds
and prices.
Ha~ Just opened a supply of Fresh Hei ring and
all kinds of Salt Fish, put up this Spring. \lso
Flour in barrels and sacks, arid Feed bv the Im.sh
ft- .I"HN .M \iiTIV
Jul\ Is. I>li7 If
pUOVISION AND
F I 1 T * VO M F K E T ST U I: j; T s
Thu undersigned, successor to .1. F Spkki re
.spcotfuliy announces that, having Just returned
Horn llu- Eastern cities, he Is now- prepared lo
sell at the \i iy lowest cash prices, a great \aiiwv
ofln-sh
OHOPKRIKS & PROVISIONS
' V'l-ki-r.i, CUit Oil, o>evv\ ,l/ofo*s« t,
l.i't’Vicotint} Oil, J'olntocs, Tuhturo, Cunmil
J i ’ruif, .sw/aj'.t, J‘ic!:lc.s anil timer,
stor" 11 I,U aUi ' , ‘ l ‘’ (irocery
I would respectfully Mdicit a share .if the pub
lic patronage. 1
JI„;n,l,T-l y l>-VNIKI,SItOKMAKKIt.
.A; smith’s photo'-
1! i V. a r ry s ‘>Mth-eiwt Corner llano
lill t'lip (U r ,! u ,l?V 1 iL ‘ • 5, .1| 1 ( U ’ 0 ' u hcrc may bo had
o HiV sii 1 Sl> l ' s 1 IWoumphs, from card
IVOR V T V 1' I.S . A M it HO T Y I* E.S . A N* D
l 'o rcL ‘l ll bi, (something new) both
ihiiiliini oVin^m'.**' 1 w, \ l S h ure bountiful pro
dm Hons ..f the I holographic art. Call and see
>-li e in.
Parllcnlai attention given to copying from
DaguorrolypoH &<•. 1 3 *» 1,w, “
Kho invites the patronage of the nubile
Feb. 16 , IWJS.
JJ S. PATENT AGENCY.
C. Ij, LOCIIMAN,
21 WEST MAIN STREET,
Executes Drawings, Specllloatinmi, Am and ure
sents Patents lor Inventors. r '
Fob. 1.1, iw.-ly
Q.HT THK REST PHOTOGRAPHS
• HOC H M AX’S
Premium Photographic (Jullery.Ul WEST M \ r v
•STREET, Carlisle, Pa.
Feb. Ki l«t«.—ly
Deeds, mortgages, bonds ami
all Justice's Blanks for sale at Piper’s Rook
Htoro and Nows Dnpot.
Fob. 27,1 KM.
(groceries.
V \ I. Ill'
I, A T !•: A i;
t. i! () ( I-: K IK s
- .'-•.lull'-.
W« f-« 1
'I a -i. A Hit l >'l 11 K 1
OROCKKV STORK,
uN muL fll-WEST FOUNIIU
CONSISTING OJ
.S'i'./cc, GVfme -,iv
H'ol/d and U7 Kuir
II .or, Tic, Fish, tyn'ccs, tiall,
Photographs
MKI.AI.XuiVPE.S
CARLISLE PA.
ffiatittiarf, faults, See.
MILLER t C BOWERS
Take this opportunity of directing the attention
of tho community at large, and every person In
particular, to their recently replenished stock of
HARDWARE
Thev studiously avoided investing during the
high prices, and patiently awaited the falling
out of the bottom before attempting to refill their
shelves, nml now that things have been reduced
to old time prices, as near as possible, they have
Invested largely, and are prepared to guarantee
lo their triends and customers ns low prices as
anv market outside the cities. They especially
Invite tho 011101111011 of mechanics, fanners and
builders. Our stock Is complete and none need
fear meeting with dlsnppolntniontinenqulring
for anything In our lino. W o have constantly
on hand a lull assortment of Horn mored, Eng
lish Refined and Norway
I R O N,
Bimhui’s HuiM* and Mule Shoes, Horse Nulls
Norway Rods. Cast Steel, of the best brands,
Black and Polished Springs. Spring, Sleigh, Blis
ter and Toe steel, together with a full stock of
Blacksmith's Tools.
SUCh 1> -
Drills,
Solid-Box
Vices.
Bellows,
Rasps,
Files, &c,
COACH AS r J) WAGON
FIXTURES,
* asp Harden, Wagon, Carriage and Buggy
\XLES.
urns.
SPOKKS,
FELLOES,
BOWS,
SHAFTS.
CARRIAGE
FOLKS.
TOP LEATHER,
CANVAS.
DRILLING,
lijinuisk, Luce Trimming, Ac, Ac.
BUILDING MATERIAL,
CARPENTER’S
TOOLS.
In tills branch uf the business we are ready to
compete with any oilier establishment, both In
quality end price. Onr slock of
Planes,
Saws,
Squares,
Augurs,
Chisels,
Bench Screws, &c.,
are oi the tin.--".! grades, and wo are bound to
keep up the reputation of the old stand in this
particular.
ha o dll it r. £o^
BRIDLE BITTS,
Brow Bands, Girthlngs,
Horse Blankets, Ac,, Ac
Saddler’s Tools
'•1 ♦•very description.
SHOE FINDINGS,
consisting of Moroccos, Tampico, Boot, Patna
Boot, Tampico French. Pink Linings, White Li
nings, Moroues, Bindings, Shoe Thread, Peps,
Tools of nil kinds, and everything connected
with this line, all which will bodlsposed of at the
lowest figures.
Cabinet makers and undertakers will always
find us having a full slock of Hair Cloth, Beil,
Chair ami Sola Springs. Curled Hair, Conin Han
dles, I,ace. Collin Screws,and evervtlilnginlhclr
line.
IMn'K l’,T CUTLERY, j
a lull assort incut ul which can Ihj found on our
.shelves at all limes.
WHITK I.KADSAXD ZIXCS.
\\ e have not umlc cleaned the Eastern market
of this particular commodity, but have always
on hand a sulllciert supply of the best brands,
which we arc ready to oiler at the lowest rates.
COLORS,
in every variety, dry and In oil. OlLS—Linseed,
Sperm, Winter Bleached Whale, Lubricating and
Neats Fool.
VARNISHES,
Couch, Furniture, Leather and Iron Varnishes,
Turpentine, Putty, Litharge, Whiting, Rosin,
Olne, Chalk, Chelae, Borax, <tc.
P l ' M P i'
of all descriptions and of any manufacture
Wood, Iron and Load Pipe to suit.
A Farm and
House Bells,
of every description, all war
ranted.
Mill, Crosscut ami Circular SAWS. Rifle and
Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse, Kosendnle. Han
cock and Scotland Cement, Calceno Plaster,
White Sand. Crow Bars, Sledges, Drills, Napping
Hammers, Ac.
farmers
are rc,spccl£ully_lnvlted.to_ex
amlne our -stock of Haines,
fniees, Breast Chains, Tongue and Stay Chains,
Fifth Chains, Jockey Chains, Spreads, Ilal'cr
Chains. Cow Ties, Forks, Shovels, Spades, Hakes,
Grain Bags, Ac.
CEDAR WARE.
'fuha, Churns, Buckets, Halt Bushels, and every
thing connected with this branch.
Twisted Rifles,
. 11 Double and Sin
ill Rle Borre l Shot
U x Guns, Revolvers,
Wipers and Guu Tr immlngs, of eve
u r TI ] I DF R , ,S m? O^I)ERISG IRONS, Solder. Bar
Dead, Block Tin, Spelter, Sheet Brass, Ac. *
We are Solo Agents for the j5..,-
BUFFALO SCALES. These VILA'
Scales are warranted to compete MF 1 1
with any other In the Market /W
and are offered on belter terras. / H
As wo order direct from the / JS=!s
Factories, wo are able to supply itSSS&tS&aS.
country merchants at Philudol- .jZggggy)
phla and New York Prices.
Repairs for M’Cormick's Reaper and
Mower of any year, constantly on hand.
P. B.—Goods delivered to any part of the town
free of charge. •
_ „ „ MILLER A BOWERS,
K,b. 20, vm-if. Hflnovor Bt - c " rll " l ‘*'
fUatfitoare, Claims, Sec. j
JNDUSTRIA PROSPERET,
I have lately made large additions to my al
ready
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARDWARE
In all Its branches and departments, and buying
exclusively for Ow/i, <OB am able to compete
with Phllml’a. Mark cts, and to Whole
sale at Munittnrfiircr'* J‘ncr.y.
All orders attended lo personal!* .and witl.om
usual muniplni Goods dcllveicd lo all parts of
the town FREE Ol’i'UAKdE,
Wu Invite tin* special at ten lion oi BhirkMutth's
and Wagon-Makers to our rMUNvr stock In
their line, comprising In pari
Hammciod.
Rolled,
English Rctlned,
atnl Norway Iron,
'•fall shapes and sizes.
Burden k Horse and
Mule Shoes,
Horse and Mule Hon,
Nalls of dlU’ercnt brand-,
Howland's Black and
Polished Springs.
Sa ndcrsnn’s-1 'hh-Si
spring,
sleigh,
Blister nml
Toe Steel,
Blacksmith's Drills,
Solid-Box Vices, Bel lows, Files, Rasps,
and Vase Hardcmd jCJI. Wagon, Carriage,
and Buggy Axles.
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND SLEIGH
Fixtures, embracing in part: Hubbs, Spokes,
Felloes, Bows,Shafts, Carriage Polos,Sleigh Run
ners, Fenders, Top Leather, Duck Canvas, Dill
llng, Damask, Lace, Trimmings. A-e., ton nu
merous to mention.
Cut and Clinch Nulls, at tin* very lowest mar
ket rates. Country Met chant'supplied at manu
facturers’ prices.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
will llml it tolhelradvantago to buy Nails, Locks,
Paints, Oils, and oilier, Building Materials, to
gether with
C ARPE N T E R S’ T U 0 L S
from the Jicsl Makn-a wurninted to give
entlrosallsfacllon in quality and prh-- '■
CABINET MAKERS AN!) UNDEBTAIvIxIIS
wo would invito your attention to our huge and
cheap stock of will nut and Mahogany Vaneers.
Chair, Sofa, and Red Springs, Moss. Hair Ac,. Ac.
Collin Handles, Lace, Fringe and all neces-ary
materials and goods in llieir line.
SADLER’S FINDINGS AND TOOLS
of every variety comprising in pari Black, ;
lied and White. Enameled and Patent Leather, '
Hog Skins, Saddle Trees, Stirrups, Japanned mm
Silver llamcs, Horse Blankets, Collars. Bridle
Blits, Buckles, Kings, Brow-Bands Rein-Wok,
Glrihings, Blanket Binding, Ives’ ami North's
Self Adjusting Trees, Ae., Ac.
A LARGE STOCK OF SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS
and Findings, Morroccoes, Tamplcoes,* sheep
Skins, Colored Lin ES*TJ“S lugs, Ac.,allofwhich
will be sold at the _bL lowest Cash rales.
PAINTS AND OILS.
Twenty tons of the following brands of White
Leads and Zinc’s; WetherlU's Lead, Liberty do..
Buck do.. Crystal do.. Mansion do., French Zinc,
American do.,Snow White do., Florence do.,Col
ored do.
Colors of every description dry and In oil in cans,
and tubes. Also, Gold Leaf, French and German
Bronze, Paint, Varnish, and Camel Hair Brush
es, Graining Combs and Brushes.
OILS AND VARNISHES
Linseed Oil,
Sperm do.,
Fi«*h do.,
Lard do.,
Lubrle do.,
Neats Foot do.,
Turpentine,
Coach Varnish,
Furniture do.,
White Demur do. do.
JAPAN flluN AND LEATHER VARNISHES
Also, Putty,
Litharge,
Whiting,
Glue,
Shellac,
Rosin,
Chalk,
Alum,
Copperas,
Borax
Madder,
Logwood,
Ac., Ac.
We would especially Invite the attention of
Fanners. Mechanics and the communi
ty in general to the following articles:
DOUGLAS COWING & RUMSEY’S
IRON CURB WELL AND CHAIN PUMPS,
DRAWING WATER PROM
FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET.
Wood. lion and Lead Pipe to suit,
HYDRAULIC RAMS &c., &c.
A constant and fresh supply of
DUPONTS
Rock,
Rule,
Eagle and
Duck Powder,
Together with '
safely Fuse,
Picks, 4r~T*
Mattocks,
('row-Burs.
Drills,
Sledges,
Napping Hummers,
Cement of the
Following brands,
{Warranted fresh,
and good,)
Uosendalo,
Scotland and
Hancock,
JE&
Also,
Calcine
Plaster,
Put re
Sand,
«ic., &o.
Elizabethtown, ami Loudon Humus, straight
and twisted, Butt and Long truces, slh Chains,
Bpreadcs, Hallers, Chains, Cotv Ties, &c., &t\
VARM BELL S
of all sizes, (warranted not to crack.;
MILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS,
11UTCHKK SAWS, ICNIVIIS. STKKL*, til*., Ae.
A LAroe and new stock
“-A."
U E D A K W A HE. C O M p H j S I X G
'Piths,
C '/turns,
Buckets,
Buffer Botrls,
/hunts, tOc.,
Plain and
Porcelain • Lined,
Oral and
Bound Boiler
Porcelain,
Brass and
Copper
to Jg Preserving
Kettles,
Waffle (aid
Qrid-Irons.
A NEW EOT OF (TRAIN BAGS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TINNERS . SOLDERING IRONS,
HOLDER, ItAR LEAD. SPELTER. BLOCK TIX,
PIG LEAD, SHEET BRASS, &c.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RARREL SHOT GUNS,
Smooth nnd Twist 'U Rlllo’s, and Riflo
Darrels, and Mount JLJ* lugs, Revolvers
and Bowie Knives,also, .ueialie Cntridgea to suit
tern? aUd Revolvers * 01 1,11 1,10 improved pnt
' -v
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
B I 11 U C AGES
Also Chamber Setis, Patent Me
tal lc Iron Hold xJ'bf ers, Mohs A Flow
er Hanging Baskets. *
CLO T H E S W It 1 N G KH S
CHINES E (.} O X G S ,
II A X 1) B E LBS
F ‘>R a O T K L K K El* K K S.
PLAIN AND GILT
LUTHERAN HYMN BOOKS
ORL Y AGENTS FOR
PATENT EXCELSIOR WEATHER STRIP*
used on doors and windows for excluding cold
rain, dust, and snow without mentioning the
SAVING OF COAT,
besides securing such comfort as no other exnen
dilute of fuel can command. 1
.-1 I, SO SOLE A O E R T. S
FOR
FAIRBANK’S STANDARD SCARES.
Komomber old stand. HENRY SAXTON
~ ~ No. 10 East Main s’t..
Tan. 10.16<R-Iy Onrlhlt, A,.
ftjak Uenetocr.
A Li’S
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Has stood the test of seven years
before the public; and no prepar
ation for the hair has yet been dis
covered that will produce the same
beneficial results. It is an entirely
new scientific discovery, combin
ing many of the most powerful aiul
restorative agents in the VEGET
ABLE KINGDOM. It restores GREY
HAIR TOgITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FUL COLOR. It malces the scalp
white and clean; cures dandruff
and humors, and falling out ol
tho 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
nlossy, and is unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSI&O. Itisthe
cheapest preparation ever offered
to the public, as one bottle will ac
complish more and last longer
than three bottles of any other
preparation, „ ,
lc is recommended ana used by
the First Medical Authority.
The Wonderful results produced
by our Sicilian Hair JRenetver have
induced many to manufacture
preparations for the Hair , under
various names: and « in order to
induce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, 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. J)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 mail. 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 Drakrs in Medicine.
Uct. .I], 1867-ly
' ™ J *?j
jpg* GRAY HAIR.
'riiih la the Ambrosia thntßingmndc,
f&?
Tills la tho Cure that lay
la tho Ambrosia that Ring made,
This Is tho Man who was bald and
now ban raven locks, they say.
KfeJSsw a! i UBCC * t,l ° Cure that lay
[dooSraSH 1,1 Amhuosia that Ring made.
This la the Malden, handsome and
JjSjsP Who married the man once bald and
WhePnowhns raven loeks, they say.
• lie used the Amuuosia that King
This la the Parson, who, by the way,
\ Married the, maiden, hauußOmc and
TotEw,. once bald and gray,
RsSr, Knt who now has raven locks, they
Because’ ho used the Cure Hint lay
ln the Ambrosia that King made.
This is the 801 l that rings away
S' Ifflnj! mSs\To nroußO tho people sad and gay
I nffliir I Cnto this fact, which here docs lay—
you xcouhl not be bald or gray.
Use the Ambrosia, that mug made.
n f«on, Proprietors. Peterbobo’, N.H.
>: t Sold by all
I'Vli, 1:», 1563.—1 y
ilumiicr anli (Coal
QOAL AND LUMBER YARD. '
Thu subscriber having leased the Yard formerly
occupied by Armstrong ,t Hotter, and purchased
the ‘dock. of
•COAL AND LUMRBER,
in the Yard, together with an Immense* now
stock will have constantly on hand and furnish
to order all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER,
Hi» \ Ill's,
*-• ’ \ NTi -i AG
Fi: \ME STUFF,
PALING,
PLASTERING
Lath. Shin-Hug hath. Worked Flooring and
\N catherhourdlng, Post- ;i tul Rails, i\ml every ar
ticle that belongs to a I.umber Yard.
All kinds of Shingle-, to wit; White Pino, Horn*
lock, and Oak, of difereni qualities. Having cars
of my own, I can furnish hills to order of any
length and size at the sho: test notice and on the
most reasonable terms. Mv worked boards will
bo kept under cover, so they can be furnished
at all limes.
I have constantly on hand all kinds of FAM
ILY COAL, under cov< r, which I will deliver,
clean, to any part of the borough, to wit: Ly
kens Valley, broken Egg, Stove ami Nut, Luke
i . i reverton, Locust Mountain, Lauberry*
which 1 pledge myself to' sell at the lowest prices.
Limcburnars' ami Jllacksmiths' Cbal, always on
ami, which I will sell at the lowest figure. Yard
west side of Grammar School, Main Street.
Hce. 1. 1805 ANDREW H. IILAIR.
JjX)U WARDING AND “
COMMISSION HOUSE.
Flour &. Fred, Coal, Plaster »k Stdl.
J. BEETEM A DROTHERS having purchased oi
Snj der & Newcomer their extensive Warehouse.
(Henderson s old stand,) head of High street, beg
leave to inform the public that will continue the
Toi warding and Commission business on a more
extensive scale than heretofore.
Iho highest market price will be paid for Flour
Grain and Produce of all kinds.
1-lour and Feed, Plaster, Salt and Hay, kepi
constantly on hand and for sale. i 1
Coal of all kinds, embracing
LVICF.NS VALLEY,
LOCUST MOUNTA N
LA WBFJIUY. &0.. Ac
t!- v ‘f ud Blacksmiths’ Coal, constant
l> for sale. Kept under cover, and delivered drv
ta?S?.ffimlVon iSmd. A,B ° ; nll kIUdS ° r Lum -
IX’C 1 ISCS. J. BEETLE & BROS.
JP X PE R ’ S
ROOK AND FANCY STORE,
AXD GENERA L NEWS DEPOT,
\VK-ST MAIN STREET,
f.un.mi.i;, pa.
X lliiuiissi.aim.nl of Goods on hand, bind, ns
Writing Desks.
Port Folios,
Dailies C'oiniatuioiiK, ’*
Work Boxes.
Sjcti-hols,
Ladies’ Purses,
Sugar Cases,
Card Cases,
Gold Pens,
Pen Knives,
it*., ito*
A LARGE SUPPIjY OF
FAMILY BIBLES
and PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
AT REDUCED PRICES. -
DIARIES FOR 1868.
i™ U n Se V lpt !? as reoelvcd for all Magazines, Fash
lon Looks, Papers, &c., at publishers prices. You
save postage and always sure of receiving yo?i?
Magazines by subscribing at Pipeu’s Jour
a ot° Q *“ Pa ‘ a tD ka0 «“ n 8 ‘»™y, on
SCHOOL BOOKS,
for town and country schools.
Books and Music ordered when desiivd,
May SSI 18b<—Lf,
M EYER’B NEWLY IMPROVED
ORESCENT SCALE OVER STRUNG
PIANOS,
Acltnowlcdged lo be Hie best. London Prize
Medal and high awards In America received.
MELODEONB & SECOND HAND PIANOS
ffimflSß’ 7 ??. Arch ureal, below Elghtb,
April U, 1887—ly Philadelphia, Pa,
fTIHE CARLISLE COOK STOVp'
I manufactured at F. QARDNPr X. »
Foundry and Machine Shop, Carlisle eanttJf? */
Tins l» the testimony of scores of finuites £fchns , ‘
berlnnd, Perry and Adams Counties who
using them. Call and seo them, '^uoarenow
COHN SHELLEKS
running cither by power or byhnmi-i.L.in,..
on hand and for sale at p. GAUDNPit* l nV\ l .L y
Foundry and Machine MSn*Bu22t*
STEAM BOILER MAKING
Wo ere prepared to mnko Stenm Hollers of kit .1
zes nud lthids promptly mid on the best
Also. SMOKE STACKS mid nil nrUcleVlS {fid
REPAIRING OF ROILEIIM
mimnorit NKS prm,,ptly “ ttolldud •" imho best
F.'GAKDNER & CO S,
Fob 1 ? U»7 Pi ’ nl ' d Mnoh,no sll °P. Cnrllslo, p a .
El RUGS! DRUGS !-Dr. D. CoTk'rtk?,
" Imvlnn to rellnnulsli nn extensive pmctl™
ns well ns Ills Drug business In tho city ofPi ??’
bmg, severnl years ngo, on nccount of 111 henlm
ins now opened nt No. 3S N. Hanover street i L’
tween the nlllco’s of Drs. Kleifer and zif,„
imUO STOKE, where Ho tins and la recelv SJ 1
ery few days a pure stock of Drugs, Chenife.iV
Dye StnlVs nnd everything generally kentS"'
well-rcpnlnted City brug 13C.r0. PreHm
carefully compounded nnd fnmlly receTpis'i? m
receive specln! care. The Dr. can bo ooinm "cj L
any hour, nt his olllco. back of his store nr lt?
dwelling. No. 112 N. Hanover strceL she, si™’
§"S.(§?l!’s?” ~er P " iC “' No - 38 N * Hanover
Sept. 12, 1807— ly
QELLERS & FOLWELL,
k} WIIOLESAI.K
CONFECTIONERS
AND FRUITERERS,
-VO. Mil NORTH THIRD STIiJ-JE'I,
PHILADELPHIA.
ORDERS promptly attended to.
rob. 27. 3m.
JjUIANKLIN HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
CAJt L I. S L li, pEN JV> A ,
GEORGE WETZEL, Proprietor
Feb. 0, lww._ ij
JJIUN FOR ALL!!
Full Instructions by which any person, male or
female, can master thogrcatnrtof Ventriloquism
by a few hours' practice, making a world of fun
nml after becoming experts themselves, can teach
others, thereby making it a source of Income-
Juill Instructions sent by mail for 50 cents Snt
Islnctlon guaranteed.
Address P. O. Drawer 21, Trov. N Y
May Hi. IS(,7—ly
Kailroaß JLiucs.
J_) KADI N (I RAI l, R() A i):
W I NTV. U AH UAX(J K M 1-: X 1
Great Trunk Lino from tho North and North-
West- for Philadelphia, New York, Reading
Pottsvlllo, Tmimmm, Ashland, Lebanon. Allen
town, Fusion, Kphratu, LUlz, Lancaster, (*«,urn
i»in, Ac., Ac.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, asfni
lows: At T 00,5.25 and 8.10 A. M., and 2.05 and U:V,
I’. M., connecting with similar Trains on the
i -unsyUauia Hail Hoad, and arriving at Men
'i orii at 5.10 10.15 and 11 50 A. At,, and 3.-to and !i,;u*
i M. sleeping Cars accompanying the 3.00 A. M
and ICL P. M. Trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Heading, Pottsvllle, Tu
niaquft, Vlincrsvlile, Ashland, Pino Grove, Allen
town and Philadelphia, at MU A. M. f and 2,osand
•1.10 P. M., stopping at Lebanon and principal
Way Stations; the I.iUP. M. making couueclioiiK
for Philadelphia ami Columbia only. For Pott>-
villo, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuvl
klll and Susquehanna Hail Hoad, leave limn-,
burg at 3.55 P. M.
Itelurnlng: Leave Now Vmk ntO.OO A. M. and
12.00 Noon, and 5.00 and S.ihi p, M. Phlladelpldn
at, 8.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M. Way Passenger Train
leaves Philadelphia at. 7.-10 A. M. t returning irom
Heading at (1.30 P. M., stepping at all Stations;
Pottsvillc at 8.45 A. M. and 2.15 P. M.; Ashland
0.00 A. M« and 12.10 noon,and 2.00 P. M.; Tamanun
at 8.30 A. M., and 1.00 and 8.15 P. M.
Leave Potlaville for Harrisburg, via Schuyklll
and Susquehanna Hail- Road at 7.10 A. M, and
12.00 noon.
Reading Accommodation Train ; Leaves Rend
ing at 7.30 A. M., returning from Philadelphia at
1.00 P. M.
Poltslown Accommodation Train: Leavi-f
Pottstown at 0.45 A. M., returning leaves Phila
delphia at 3.00 P. M.
Columbia Hail Hoad Trains leave Headingai
7.00 A. M., and 0.15 P, M. lor Hphrala, Litiz, Lan
caster. Columbia, Ac.
On Sundays: Leave Now York at 8.00 P.M.,
Philadelphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P. M., the B.UO A.
M. Train running only to Heading; PottsvilleS.uo
A. M.; Harrisburg A. M, and 4.10 and U.J3P.
M., and Reading at 1.00 and 7.15 A. M. for Harris
burg, and 7.00 A. M. and 11.10 P. M. for New York
and 4.25 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation. Mileage, Season, School and Ex
cursion Tickets, loaiid from all points,at reduced
rates.
linggnge chocked through; 100 pounds nllmrcj
uucii Passenger.
Dec. 12, 1807.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.—
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Un and after Monday, Ocl. 7th, 1860, Passenger
Trains will rim dally, us follows. (Sundays ex
cepted);
Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg s.-io
A. M., Mechanicsburg 0.18, Carlisle 0.67, NewvllJe
JU.JL bhipponsburg 11,07, Chambersburg 1.10
2 10 P jj ieeucastl ° arriving at Hagerstown
Mall Train leaves Harrisburg 2.00, P. M. Meclian
icsburg 2.33. Carlisle 3.00, Newvlllo 3.40, bhippeus
burg 4.10, Chambersburg 4.50, Greoncastlo 5.25, ar
riving at Hagerstown 5.55. P. M.
Express Train leaves-Harrisburg 4.15, P. M„
Mechanicsburg 1.51, Carlisle 5.21, Newvlllo 5.53,
0.21, arriving at Chambersburgo.so,
- A mixed Train leaves Chambersburg 8.20, A.
A M roen, nV| ° arriv * ut Hagerstown 10,13
rt . . EASTWARD. ‘
t 1 ,11 1! ftjler Monday, October 7th, the Accom
modation Train will leave Chambersburg at 5,
bhipponsburg 0,30, Newvllle 0,01, Carlisleo,3s. Me
chanicsburg 7.01, A.M., arriving at Harrisburg
/,3-j, A. M., making close connection with trains
lo York and Philadelphia.
-Mali Train leaves Hagerstown 8.10, A. M. Green
castle 8.4 a, Chajnbersburgu;2s, Shlppensburg 0.55,
Newvlllo 10.20, Carlisle H. 03, Mechanicsburg 11.37.
arriving at Harrisburg 12.10, P. M.
Express Train leaves Hagerstown 12,00 M„
Chambersburg 1.10. Shlppeiiß
’il'.!; ’ Ne . w villo 2.ip, Carlisio'2.sB, Slechanics
bmg .1 u, ai riving at Harrisburg 3.55, P. M
let,lv t cs Hagerstown 3.05, P. M.,
Gieenuistle 4.00 arriving at Chambersburg 1,50,
Making close connections at Harrisburg with
Trains to and from Philadelphia, New York.
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington,
Fail Road Office. )
Chamb'g. Ocl. iih, isoT.I P
Oct. 10. 1807
SOSSines an) iUquorg.
H.
POHLY,
RECTIFIER Ajyjj WHOLESALE DEALER
• IN WINES AND LIQUORS,
AoV. 7 and 0, _V orth Hanover .Street,
Brandies,
Holland Gin,
Superior Jamaica Spirits,
Irish and Scotch Whiskey*
Monongabeia Whisky.
Apple Whiskey,
Pittsburg 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 Bitters,
Tnnsey Bitters.
AGENT FOR
DR. STOEVER’S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
Also a largo and superior stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
embracing everything in thnMlne of businoss.-
in\ Dices of trcsh Goods constantly arriving.
April Jo, 1807—ly .
M-GA-A-NDA) O M-ES“TT
LIQUORS.
looks,
Edward Shower respectfully announces to the
Subtle, that he continues Co keep constantly on
and, and for sale, a large and very superior as*
sortmout of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
at his new stand, a few doors west of Hannon’s
Hotel, and directly west of the court House. Car
lisle.
Wines,
Sherry,
Port,
. Muderla,
Lisbon,
Claret,
Native,
Hock,
Johaunlsbcrg,
and Boderfielmor.
CHAMPAGNE.
Heldsick A Co., Goislor & Co., and Imperial.—
Gin, Rohlcn, Lion, and Anchor.
Superior Old Rye, Choice Old Family Neotar
Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
Ale, Brown Stout, &c. Best to be had in Phila
delphia.
Bitters, of the very bo.i- quality.
Dealers aud others desiring a pure article will
find It as represented, a. ula whole attention will
be given toa proper auo careful selection of his
Stock, which cannot be surpassed, and hopes to
have the patronage of tho public.
Deo. I, 1805.
iHfUscellanenus.
I>R. D. COKNMAN.
XOVP.MHKK lij, iMtT.
O. A. NICOLLS,
General tiuperhUeudt'nL
WESTWARD.
CARLISLE. PA.
BRANDIES,
ALL OF CHOICE BRANDS.
WHISKY,
E. SHOWER