FARSI, GARDEN, ETC.
How Weeds Spread. —When land i 3
first brought under cultiva ion it is found
nearly free from weed*, unless in prox
imity to older settled regions, whence
seed has been deposited on new lands,
where they only await favorable circum
stances to spring into life. Most of our
weeds are of foieign oigin ; they spread
ami increase with civilization. Few are
indigenous to our soil. Hence It is a
matter of impirtunco for f moors to un
derstand what avenues of approach they
must guard to check the advance of the
enemy. Weeds are almost invariably
transferred from one locality to another
by carrying thO|Seod, but many kinds,
after they are once established, increase
rapidly from their roots. A long the rivn
lota nnil rivers the roots of some weeds,
as alders, conch p’russ, ami the Canadian
thistle, may be carried considerable dis
tances by freshets, and deposited mi fields
when the Hood subsides. So**ds spread
m the same way. Straw and buy used
for packing merchandise and nursery
trees, which are sent long distances and
t Uroughont the whole count ry. often con
tain the seeds of weeds, and tin* mischief
resulting from carelessness in this respect
Is frightful. JJlrds carry seeds from one
farm .to another very readily, ami fre
quently to considera'-Ic distances; ami
weeds are also introdiiecd by animals—
as many of the hard-sln iled seed will
urmv readily when voided m tlieirexcre
menls. Seeds are carried from one larm
in another by threshing machines, and
Uiedowny bloom of the thistle and milk
weed float in tile air through miles of
space. Once established on the farm,
nearly every operation of the husband
man facilitates their spread; when lie
plows and luirrotvsj the creeping roots of
perennial weeds are scattered; when lie
gathers the straw and hay from his fields
to the barn, and transfers the manure
from hence to other portions of his farm,
the vital seeds also roam from one pas
ture to another ; and birds rest on the
fences, and straightway the corners are
tilled with weeds. Oram and grass seed
frequently contain the germs of weeds,
and no farmer can lake ton much care in
Mcrutinizlug not giown on his own
premises. The means by which weeds
arc spread are innumerable ; they avail
themselves of all modesot transportation.
They ride in thosicanibnals and rail-cars
and journey in the immigiant’s wagon
acros- tbo uirgin prairie towards the net
ting sun, and the winds and waters
spread them abroad.— Muorc's Rural
Atw Yorker.
Renovating the I-’aiim- Joseph
Harris, foinierly ediforof (he (i'.nn,<c
Farmer, lias been engaged, forsome years,
in tiu* attempt to lenovaio a “ run down
farm” with the following ifsnlts, as writ
ten to the American Ai/riculturisf:
1 do not find a ftum hie e'ntirely free
from care and anxiety. Perhaps'l exag
gerate the disappointments and annoy
ances. But 'lf so, it is not a common
fault of agricultural editors. Wo hour
more of the successes than of the failures,
and yet the latter, properly considered,
teach more than the former. A man
who really loves farming will not ho dis
couraged by hearing of the mistakes of
others. He will try to avoid them. I
have had my trials, hut think I shall
succeed hi renovating my farm. Every
year affords me more encouragement.—
If! mistake not, wo have five acres that
will turn out more and far belter barley
Minin I got from twenty acres of clover
that will afford more feed than could
have been cut from naif (he farm, f
haven very fair crop of wheaton land
* here the oats the first year only yielded
eight bushels per acre, and those hardly
fit to feed the geese. I have some very
promising corn on the “ Deacon's Duck
Poml,’’ and fair grass on pari of the old
stump lot, where nollum: ever grew but
rushes and weeds.
OUCHAUD CATKHPJLLAKB— DkSTHOV
Egos Now.—Yellowish brown moths or
millers deposit eggs in aeylituler, or ring,
encircling bmtill branches upon Unit
trees in the fail. These bulbs usually
'•outam from two to live hundred .-gg>,
and they are protected from the wel and
‘•old by a coating of- peculiar water proof
varnish, la the springes soon as the
weather is warm enough to star! young
waves, the eggs hatch out into worm-.,
and they subsist upon the to I iage oft it es
i not destroyed—for a number of weeks,
and then encase themselves in cocoons
aud undergo a transformation and appear
again as moth or millers.
Thu eggsare twimllv deposited near the
extremity of a branch, and can he readi
ly Hut*n. Tin* bust time to destroy Ilium
in early Kpruuc. Take a common t'rnil
ladder and n» through the orehard (dip
pi up; ofV every I wig containing a bulb
and put it into the tire. Kadi huneli of
thus removed destroys hundreds of
caterpillars that would require ten times
the amount of labor with coal oil, soup
suds, etc., to eradicate one month later.
Howto («i:t Rig (’hops. —Ah a rule,
fanners me much inert* anxious to jr t t
big prices than big crops. There are few
farms whoso awiugt* production eould
not be doubled in a very short time by
more capital and labor. *lt is safer to use
capital in lurumm than in almost anv
other business. Tim credit of the plow
is quite as good as that, of the loom or the
anvil, ami the capital will com** if u i-»
called. Use more munuic an • get thirty
bushels of tt heal w here you now get, fif
teen. and eighty bu-hels of com where
you now get forty. The quantity of grain
per acre is mainly a question of manure
and tillage. A big compost heap makes
a lull l*in. With high mamning, tin*
soil needs a deeper stirring and a gradual
bringing up ot the subsoil to the surface.
\\ ilh the present horse harrows and
cultivators, nearly all the cultivation can
be done by horse power, at a greatsaving
of expense, and a great increase of the
crops. Plan for big crops this season.
Application of Limb to Small
Fruits.— Many have hesitated to make
the above use of lime, fearing it might
produce an injurious eflect. It is well
for us to state, from expe* lence, that the
application of lime to Sira wherries, Rlaek
berr «s, Raspberries, Currants, Rhubarb
and Asparagus will act beneficial, un
less theground has been previously heavi
ly limed, or there is very little vegetable
matter in the soil. Ilurnt shell-lime
should be applied in preference to stone
lime, and not more than twenty-five or
thirty bushels per acre sown fresh over
the surface.
Used in this way. with frequent and
small yearly doses, it glyes the best re
sults.
Earthworms in Flower Rots.—
“ H. M says: “If your correspondents
who are troubled with this ‘epidemic/
will apply a weak solution of salt in wa
ter a few times, they will destroy the
worms, and benefit the plants.” We fear
that most persons woulu use too strong a
solution, ami we think lime-water pre
ferable, as that cannot be made 100 strong.
Perfectly clear lime-water, and not milk
of lime, is to he used.
What They .Said.—We asked a girl
what ©he wanted most, ami she replied
“ u lover!” \
We asked a wife what she wanted
most, and she said, “ kind words from
my husband, and children to bear his
name!”
Wo asked a boy what ho wanted, and
he said "a sweetheart, and a happy
home.”
We asked a miser what he wanted,
and he lopliod, " gold, more gold !”
Wo asked a gadding woman what she
wanted most, and she replied, •• to dros-,
and more news to tell my neighbors!”
Wo naked an old man what ho wanted
and he said, " rest, and a decent burial ’’
We asked a working man what ho
wanted, and he replied, “ light taxation
and a chance to make a oomioriablo
home for my loved ones!”
We asked a coward who dared not
light but speculated during the war,
what he wanted, and he said, "gold, in
terest on my bonds—support at tho-ex
peuse of the workingmen !”
Wo nskid a soldier what ho wanted,
and ho said, •• peace, now that the war
is over!”
We asked a man why he was a Repub
lican? ami ho replied, “for ollice and
stealing!”
\vev*ic*d a pulpit, p’earter what h©
wanted nhwi to make him happy, and
he rep''*• d. " political influence!”
\Ve»*Mfi i«od what lie wanted. Ho
said, " J iacc on earth and flood will to
ward all men!”
J3rj) oootis,
1868. SPKING! 1868.
As tho delightful season of SPRING has Just
opened, '
LEI DI C H & MILLER,
Have Just opened an unusually inree huddlv of
UEAUTIFUL GOODS,suited to the se Jm. „ud
now ready for Inspection.
A O n AND DISPLAY O F
DRESS SILKS,
In nil :Ui- iumv colors and shades.
H LACK SI I. K S
oi every grade and quality. All the new stylos
und colon* of desirable
f> R E A N 000 I) s
For Walking Suits, such ns
chan a .von a in poplins,
PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,
STRIPED A- PLAIN MOHAIRS,
COLORED ALPACAS,
COLOR ED VELOURS,
FRENCH PERCALES,
S< OTCJ2 OJNOIIAMS,
FRENCH CHINTZES,
And many other goods for the season.
S P R ] N G S II A W L S ,
SPUING SACQUES AND MANTLES
Ml the now styles and colors ol
S 1 L K r A R A S O L S
For I, a Idles M (uses and (’niblren.
Please do nut forget tin 1 tact Unit
LE ID IC Hi; MILLER
Aheap* have the fury***/ anil ?/i oat complete stock Of
W HITE GO O 0 S
Km hi uel luj
/’/•mi and Striped Mohairs,
I*niii Plaid ami iStvtjiril Jaconets,
.Yieiwrs.
French Mu.dh>:i.
All the new styles ot Tui-koil and Striped Mus
lins for
«> A It I n A Milts
M U i: R N 1 X O U () O I) S
The best assortment (u the town.
F IT N E H A I. G (I (IBS,
Every thing rotiuired for runorals. Vcrv strict
attention given lo lUlma all orders for tbesaiue.
DOM E 8 T 1 U (i O O I.) S ,
Stacies and stacks ul 151 <-ni• iic l l and Unbleached
M l*S LI NS, at l>ric>.\ TiKJ.OW iI.UtKKT KATKS. » al
limes from Sto Libels, Good Domestic GING
II AMS 12’ 3 ets.
TfCKIKUE,
CHECKS.
TABLE Lf.XEy A
and CLOTHS,
TABLE UOYLIKs mid
KAJ'KI\fS,
rowEi.uxas. dr.
CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
The* largest stock Unit has ever been offered In
(Tirli.sk*, and sidling at much Unrrr rW..t Hum for
yeuis. Rest quuUtv
lowel three ply
Best quality HRUTFOUD Til It EE PLY
EI*TIIA SU PER I Null Ai Ns.
TWO PLY, ALL QUALITIES,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
STRIPED GARGETS, of "11 widths, suitable for
halls and stairs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Now styles lor halls, In all widths.
T A n L E OIL CLOTHS
C L 0 T H TAB L E COVE It S ,
Marnallos Quilts,
Lancaster Quilts,
Honey Comb Quills,
{New Styles,) 4
OIL WINDOW NUAIJUS, all colors and styles.
CLOTHS «fc CASIMERES
The new styles ami colors now oh linnd.and sel*
Hug at greatly reduced prices,
NOTIONS! NOTIONS!!
Trimmings. Buttons* Laces, Edgings, Hosiery
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hoop .Skirts, and thous-
ands of either good deslrahle’goodu that cannot
be mentioned hero.
Above we give you but a small enumeration
of the immense amounlof seasonable and attrac
tive stock of goods that you will find on hand. Do
not fall to give ns an early call as wo are otforlng
great Inducements in all kinds of goods. Great
bargains all the time. We do not limit the time
hr bargain* to *lxfy or ninety days, but atato
tkat at all times we *»H good* eheoper than the
cheapest.
LEIDirfT A MILLER,
Sign of the Carpal Hail.
No, 2 East Main Hireot,
Car lists, l*enntylvanla.
Aorll fi, JfW.
11. K W I NG,
CABINET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
•* W KHT M A I N ST p. E ET .
A C. W I’’ Lli MTu H 1C
Sr>i*as, * amp Stools.
L««unges, I ul re Tables.
Hocking (’balls, IMniii&r Tables,
Easy Chairs, <’nrd Tallies. +
Reception Chairs. (Hlomons,
Ilnrenu'-. What-Nots,
Parlor,
Chamber,
COTTAGE FUUNITERM IN SETTS,
Splendid New Patterns.
BEDSTEADS AM) il ATTUESSES,
GILT FLAMES AND PICTURES,’
Particular alteatfou given to Funerals. Orders
from (own and country intended to promptly
und on reasonable term**.
Dec. -IU, Isliti—lf
Q A li I N ]•; T \V A K E HOC S E
The subscriber respcctfulL nilorms bis trlcnos
ami tbe public gene rally, that he Mill continues
the Undertaking business, and is ready to wan
upon customers either by day or by night. Reads
iniidc (.’oi’i’iNh kept constantly on band, butli
plain and ornamental. He lias constantly on
band J'lihnl MrUi/ir lUtriul (ie.,. f ol which
lie has been appointed the sob* agent. Tins cast
is recommended as superior to any of the kind
now In use, it being perlectly mr tight.
lilt has also lurnisbed bimsell with a new Rosa,
wood Ukaiisi; aud-a' iillc liui'-c-, with which lie
will attend Minerals ,n town and cmiulij, per
sonnlly, without e.M i a cha rue.
Annum the greale-.i de.eo\eni-s ot the ntre is
ow»7/'.v.s’/;r. toj Mat/ca.w, the IhM and cheapest bed
ecu lii u-c. i lie exel im >■ e i arid of v.oien I h.ivt
secured, and will tic Kept eonstantl\ <-n li-md.
(.’ A H I N K T y, A X 1 ,
In all U•. v.u oils lii aaci h >•. ■t n icd ,•; b. an
leans, s. ‘ i ctai n--, \\ oi a-a..inN. P.u.oi Ware
Fplmhleied t‘hails, I' i< • i , sale and iVnln
Tallies, iMniliu mid Ihe. ~i,e, I'ables, Wash
stam Is iaul I Ull ii ll' niit i . '- I cads, in eli lino
low posts . .Jenny i.n.a I 1 >. t Bedsteads
t’buirs ni all kind •, ia 'ii ism's, ami al
oilier ai 1 irli's 11su. t (I\ m mi i i. Miifrl 111 Hus fJn,
of business, I;j.t eoinimf • on •:n< 1.
II is u-oi I, mi'ii a 1 e iii. a : i ••• leuee. Ills ma
lenul I lie In m . and li i- " i: ' .eh in the lilies
eil\ style. ,oid .ill him. ■ .■ a o -.iioervisfou. 1'
Will he wit i'.i no c 1 ,im-. ■ ->w l.if ■ asli.
lie inviiis ..;( i" i; aU in- loia pitrebus
nm el-i-a ]h-, i (t,| in, ni, i.,| p.ironaui! here
lolire I'Mi'l.'ieii lo 'i.lll ,ie I'-I Is 11,.Jellied Co tin
'numerous ciisioinei.s, and ae-'ii'- mem that in
elJdrts will l>e spin ed in nit m - n • i ■'.•use them in
style nnd pi ice. tlo eUs a , .ul,
Kenn-mlter llie pfin-e. X .rlli ilmener street,
nearly opposite tin- Der-eui < arli'le.
Dec. 1, ISio.
Jl'lllisll AliUlVAl,
.v a ir spitjxi.
U A T S A N U CATS.
Tins subscriber has Just opened at .Vo. la Sorth
Hanover Sired, a few doors North ol the Carlisle
I 'eposil Bank, one of the largest and best Slocks
of HATS and CAPS ever ollered lit Carlisle.
Silk Hals. Cussimere of all .styles and (juallllcs.
Still' Bruns, dilleient colors, and e\'er.v descrip
tion of Soli 1 lats now made.
The 1 )unkm d and Old I a'thtoned Brush, coil
slatilly on liand and made to outer, all warrant
ed lo M ve -sauslaetion.
STItUV HATS,
.WEN S.
FANCY DO.
1 li.u e also addt'd to my stock, notions ol di llei
**iit kinds, consisting of
LADHA AND GHXTI.I'.M FN’S STOt’KI.NUS,
.Wck Tir.%, ,S‘iup<viden,
thllari. It'lai >•-(,
J'cncdt, Tumid,
Nt-ieiay Stll., I’lnbrelkw, Ac.
PRIME SSEOAK6 AND TOBACCO
ALWAYS ON UA^l).
Give mo a call, and examine my stock as ! feel
eonlldenl of pleasing all. beside-, mis mg j on nu>-
June i!
AND CAPS !
DO YOU WANT A NICK HAT OH CAP
Ik so, liii.n ' r Fa ii. To Cam. on
d. U. C A L L 1 O ,
.VO. 117-.W7 .W.iy.V STB LET,
Wiiorc can be seen the tlnesl assortment ol
HATS AND CAPS
ever brought to t'ai lisle. He lakes great pleas
ure in inviting Ins old friends .uni customers
and all new ones, t<> Ins splendid stock just re
cei\ed iioin New York and Philadelphia, con
susling in part ol Urn*
SILK AND CAHSIMERF. HATH,
besides an endless variety of Hals and Caps oj
lhe liilcsL style, all ol which he will sell at tin
Lowest Co-s/i Pnres. Alfa*. Ins own manuluelui t
of Hals always on hand, and
""HATS MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
He has tin* nest arrangement for coloring Huts
and all kinds of Woolen Hoods, Overcoats, A:e., ul
Uic sin u-tesl not tec ois he eolol se\ ery week i and
on the most reasonable terms. Also', a hue lot ol
ehou e l>i ands or
TOBACCO AND CKIAKS
TOWEL!.IXCiS,
always on hand. He desires to cull the attention
ol pei sons who have
to sell, as he pays the highest cash prices fin - the
same.
(live him a call, tit the above number, his old
stand, us he feels eonildenl of giving entire satis
faeChm.
Dec. Jil. lsC.7
Humber ani (ffoal
jOA L AND LUMBER YARD.
I he subscriber having leased the Yard formerly
occupied hy Armstrong i Holler, and purchased
tiio stock of
COAL AND LUMIUUCR.
In the \ard, together with an immense new
slock, will have constantly on hand and furnish
to order all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER.
BOARDS,
IN NEW STYLES,
Lath, (Shingling Lath, Worked Flooring and
Weulherbourduig, Posts and Rails, and every ar
ticle that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
All kinds ol Shingles, to wit: White Pine, Hem
lock, and Oak, ol dtlurent qualities. Having cars
of my own, 1 can furnish bills to ordur ol un>
length and size at the shortest notice and on tin
most reasonable terms. My worked boards will
bo kept under cover, so they can be tarnished
at ail limes.
I have constantly on hand all kinds of FAM
ILY COAL, under cover, which 1 will deliver
clean, to any part ul the borough, to wit: Lv
kens Valley, Broken Egg, .Stove and Nut, Lulu-
Fiddler, Treverton, Locust Mountain, Lauherry
which 1 pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices.
Limcbunivrit' and JilarfcxmiUui' Oinl, always on
and, winch 1 will sell at Hie lowest llgure. *YiuU
west side of Uiainumr School, Main Street.
Dee. 1 Ihli.) ANDREW 11. BLAIR.
AND
Hour A J'cqd, <Coal, Plaster A Salt, "
J. BEETEM &.UROTIIERShavIng purchased 01
•Snyder A Newcomer their extensive Warehouse,
(Henderson's old .stand,) head ui High stieui, beg
leave to inturm the public that will eouliuue uu
Forwarding and Commission business uu u mure
extensive scale than herelolore.
ColM Coverlids
Tiie highest murUet price wul he paid for Flour
Gram auJ iTodueo of all kmds.
Flour and Feed, Plaster, halt ami Hay, kept
constantly on hand and for sale.
LYKENS VALLEY
Llmoburners’ and Blacksmiths-* Coal, constant
ly for sale. Kept under cover, and delivered dr\
to any part ol the town. Also, ull kinds of Lum
ber constantly uu hand.
„ .... J. BEETEM A BROS.
Doe. 1, HD. ,
yU'ISJST BULaTHFOU ALL!
BALM O j’ M Y L Jl II !
In ft sure remedy for the cure of had Ijreftlh, no
Htnu wluit soillVe the disease may urine.
W hut young lady o*- gem will not make an etioil
Ui remove tins dls.igu-eablu eVU v\ <ieli ll cun be
done Jor ONE Dulji.AU, sent to vour address
postpaid, by map, and a eure guaranteed, or mo
ney reumded. AH orders must ho addressed to
H. Doltu, Aibauy, N’. sole Agent Jor lim UnJ.
ud States.
May lii, 1.507—1 y
I}LAK\ and FANCY PRINTING ol
. tYiMT DZSCUXKfiON ItCUllp CZ4ClUctl at the
voanrrxisit OJlice.
jf urnfture, Set.
Carlisle, pe,nn’a,
'i.M IHI\ ASiOItTMKNT OK
.i.«eomprt-sing
Ae., Ac.
Dining Room,
Kil'dieii
ami Olllt'fc
i: u n i t v n I-
ol (he Latest Styles.
i'uWN VND i ' H’NTRY
DA VIH SIPF
3t)ats ant (Caps
T V L ICS
A full a-.s. a i mi-ni < •!
Bov s, and
i ’ll 11.1 dIKN'S,
J"ilN A. KKI.LFH. .1 yen/,
No. la North I lunover St reel,
COUNTRY FURS
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF
PALING,
PLASTERING
COMMISSION HOUSE.
Coal ol all kinds, embracing
LOCUST MOUNTA N,
LAWBERRY, Ac., Ac
DU. FONTAINE’S
©torcrics.
Gikoueky, Eituir amj PKuvid-
K lON STORE. Almost every person knows
ol the CIIRAP bxonr:, An. SS. Ka.it street,
where you cun always buy your groceries cheap
er tlmn elsewhere, und how does it come, be
cause i have no rent (o pay and have my own
clerks, therefore I cun soil goods lower tlmn if I
lin’d lour or live hundred dollars rent to pay and
six ureighi hundred dollars to pay for clerks,
.My stock is always oTnl ciinij>tctc, keep
none but good good.*, and wanant every article
thal Is solil out ol my stoic.
1 im\c coicdaiitly on baud White,. Rem. .1.
Clashed, I’ulvciizcd and Gianni.m-d •-oy ,
Gi een end U< lasted CulTces, Sy i u,i- ui ~.i k .u-i'.
Baking Molasses, (been and Black Teas, Rice,
Beans. Peas, I’earl Bariev, Hominy, .Sweet Sha
ker Corn, Corn March, Ulce, Flour, Farina,Sweet
ami Maker's Chocolate, Whole and Ground Mil
ces. Making Soda,Salerutus, Fresh Peas. Corn, To
matoes and Peaches, hy the eau or dozen, all
kinds of Flavoring Extracts. English Pickles,
such as Glikins, Mixed Pickles, White Unions,
Cauliilovver, Picallilli, Chow Clmw, also Girktns
by t lie dozen, Fresh Table Oil, Ketchup. Also
Ur. Marber's Horse Powder. and FnmPeJd’s Cat
tle Powder, Stove ami shoe Blacking, IndEo,
White* Glue, Madder, While Itosln, Beeswax,
Extract Logwood, Salts, Flour Sulphur,
Blue Vitriol, Copperas, Antmionv. &e.
Hemp, Canary and Rape >eed lor
Birds, Essence of Codec, and
Lye, Dried Fruit, such as
pared and nnpared
Peaches, A ppies,
Blackberries,
Cherries,
also
Pi lines,
Figs. I)ali‘sP
Layer, Seedless,
and Valeutla Raisins,
Currants, Citron. Lemons,
and urangcs.spcrm. Fi.sn,Tan
ners ’ and Coal Oils, Pure Cider Vin
egar, Soaps, such us Olive, Stcarme,
Babbit’s, Rosin, Country and all kinds of
Toilet Soaps. Alsou lino assortment* of nil
kind* of Scgurs, Chewing and Smoking Tobac
cos. such as Navy, Congress, cavendish, Sun
Fish. Atlantic Cable, Fine Cut, Navy, Spun, Fine
Cui Chewing. Vnguilty,Cherokee, Mimiuhalmli.
> ’ll Ingoroer, smmy Side, Virginia Choice, Punch
Lynchburg, Vara, Gem of the Minimum, Shang
hai, Lalcka, Dunv.lle, Pioneer, Keystone, Vir
ginia Dare.
WOUDEX AND WILLOW WARE,
snob us Market, Clothes and Traveling Baskets
of all sizes and styles, Tubs, Buckets, Keelers
Dippers, Hull Bushels mid Peck Measures, Home
■ tuckets, Elmir Buckets, 1 lurse Brushes,.Minedo.,
stove do., Wall do.. Clothes do., Scrubbing do.,
Dusting do., Wtiisps and Brooms.
Twin s of all kinds, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines,
Mason Lines. Ac.. tVc.
tiucciiswure, Glass, stone and Crockery Ware,
U'good supply ol ml kinds A good assortment
.1 bumps, Lanterns ami Tumblers, and many
oi her articles too numerous to mention.
«* TI.uU'U AM) FEED constantly on hand, also it
.urge supply ol s. K. German Champion Mas*
mil, the besi In in’, by the Jar or do/eli, whole
-ale and lelail, ol wlucn Lin* siibseiiber is the
•oli l agefi t lor fan isle. Fi-h ami >a!t. Crackers
m> ! Biscuits ol ail kinds. Notions oi every des
ripi lon.
All kiinis of Couiili;. 11,I 1 , mince taken In ex
-Imnge lor Goods .<i i a* i HEAP GRofERV.
r'KL’l'T AND IMP * V I.- b ;.N 1 UltE, .Vo. tG, AV/M
I'omjrvt hint!, L'nrh.--r. fa.
lii.'i. b. Hoffman
Feb, (J, IStW.
yy'ASHMooj.) huotheu.
REMO Y A L!
1 [ .</ Jli(fh Street, t'arlhlr—
jJhi , />• iif'.'. s’ old ufand.
BA 1’ K A R K I V A L OF
GOOD AND FRESH GROCERIES,
/' A' i ca’> v a ' 1: Dc c /;n
We 1 1;i Vi• jllsl rnrivnl a fiesh slippy of
Ci 1! O (■ K U I K S,
s 1; c 11 a s
Brown, cmshcdv-pulverl7.od and granulated Su
gars, Collees. given mid rousted, Kiev, Adu
nnmlinu Caudles, Tiulow Cumlles, starch
Tens, all ltimls.Cheu.se, Choeolale. Ba
ker’s Cocoa, Baker’s Bronm, Mac
ear on I. Vurmaeilla, Fahnes
tock's Farina. Mustard, Mus
tard Need, Black a n d
Cay an ne Pepper, Spl
it os. Indigo, Al
-1 u m, Coppe
ras, lump
a n d
p u 1 v v r
isccd B r I m
stoiie, Babbitt's
find Vaiihagan's Soap,
Toilet Soap,.soda,Cream
of Tartar, Coarse and Fine
Salt by the sack or bushel, shoe
Blacking, stove Busier, Concentra
ted Bye, New Orleans and Syrup Mo
lasses, Sperm Oil, Waggon Grease. Mac
kerel, various grades Sugar Cured 1 lams, Dried
Beef, general assortment of Coal Oil and Fluid
Bumps, Glass and Mien Bump Chimneys, corn,
hickory ami corn wisp Brooms, Tampico Fly
Brushes, hearth, dusting ami sweeping Brushes,
hand scrub Brushes, shoe and wall Brushes, cloth
nid hair Brushes, Mucilage, Liquid Beimell,
blu« k. bluenml red Ink.
C A T T L E PO \V D E IX ,
Raisins, Prunes, paired and unpaired Peaches
Peaches ami Tomatoes iu cans. Catsups, Worces
ter and Loudon t'luU Sauee, Creen Corn m cans,
table Oil, Hominy, Beans,
0 RAX G E S AND DEMONS
water, sugar, wine, milk and almond Crackers,
roiisied rye and wheal I’oilce, Twist. Na\y, Nat
ural and Congress robaceo, Ivii liltin lek, Fim* Cut,
By net i bin g and II imkeepunk ic >lll ok 1 ng Tobac
co and An del son’s Solace chewing I’obueeo.
( v *cav-;.v.s'lim a/:,
f 7//.V.1,
ML .SA,
II ’(JO HEX
FAitrnicy
A.\l> ,V7’O.VA’
W’A RJC,
Baskets, a general assortment of Willow aftd
splint Ibe-dcels ami many
N O T I O X a,
and everything else usually kepi in ft Grocery
-Uoie. Tin* public are n‘.>pecMully Invited to rail
.uni examine their stork. We led conlldenl.they
.v 1 11 tin away satiMlrd.
Marketing of-ui: .vinds taken In exchange
for goods.
WASH MOOD £ BROTHER.
April in,
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
!•'ast main street, Carlisle, pkx.na,
(Late Marlin <t Gardner's.)
The subscriber would beg leave to Inform [he
eiu/.ens of Carlisle and vn-miiy, that he sun
Ueepsun humt.ai Ills store, East Mam Street, ad
joining Gardner A i.'o’s, Marliine .Shop and Fuim
dry, the largest and best selected sloea uf
FIIE S 11 GROCERIES,
Giass and Qneenswaro,. which he will sell at thp
wiy lowest prices lor cash, livery article in tlio
tine ol Family Groceries will ulwa>s he kept
.re-sh ami dieaii. lie also calls particular atten
tion to the A’lorAo I'olrnl (rlu.is Print Jnr*, ot which
ne has the exclusive agency lor Carlisle, and
which has proved its superiority over all other
cans oi jais now m Use hy its gieat simplicity,
perlect reliability In keeping Fruit, and the ex
traordinary ease with winch it is sealed and
opened, without injury for Inlure use. No lami
iy should purchase other Jui s wnlumt insl exam •
itimg tin* Eureka. It they want to buv the best
Also KNOX’S PATEN TSTEP L \DDEK, im arti
cle which no household slum Id he without. Also
Lush's celebrated WASHING MACIIIN E. only
Live Dollars, and the AMIDuN CLOTHES
WRINGER, both of which are coiilldentlv rec
ommended to give entire satisfaction, lie Ims
al.su been appointed agent Jor tlie sale of ■
EARTHEN DRAIN PIPES,
to which he would call the attention of Farmers
and others needing them as the best ami cheap
est article lu he found tor conveying water thro'
yards ami barn yards. Also a vanctv ol other
articles, such as DOUH MATS, ol several kinds
ami prices.
«jj- Just opened.a supply of Fresh Herring am)
all kinds of Salt Fish, pul up this Spring, Also
Flour In barrels ami sacks, and Feed bv the bush
el. JOHN MARTIN
July 18. 18()7—tf *
piiOVLSION AND
GROCERY STORE,
ON SOUTH-WEST CORN Ell
PI T T A P 0 M F it E T S T it KIS T S
The undersigned, successor to J. F. Steel ic
specltudy announces tlml, having just leinrned
iroui the Eastern cities, he is now prepaid) to
sell at thy very lowest cash prices, a great variety
ollresh
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
CONSISTING OF
Qnccnsu'dre,
Siiyur, CiUtssircire,
CVy7'i'c, Wood emit Willow
irarr, Tai, Fish, Spicc.i, Halt,
• Crackers, Cunl Oil, Cheese, Molasses,
TMbricaliity Oil, J'olalocs, Tulniecn, Conned
FruU, tieyars, Pickles and Soncc,
■Store ll * art,lc * CH lct ‘pt in a first class Grocery
I would respectfully solicit a share of the pub*
lie patronage.
May a. is,y DASIEL SIIOEMAKEiB.
lUljotogvapljß.
M KS - SIM ITU’S PHOTO
graphic Gallery South-east Corner llano*
ver .Ntreiit ami Market Square, where may be had
ill the dillctcntstylcs of Photographs, from card
to life sl/,e,
I V 011 Y T Y I’ES, A M B H O T Y P l<j S , AND
• MELAINOTYPKS :
also Pictures on porcelain, (something now) both
Plain and Colored, and which are beautiful pro*
'•■'•»'ons of the Photographic art. Call and see
them.
-• ucular attention given to copying from
Uagnerrotypes .Ve.. * J *
She invites the patronage of the public.
I* f*h, JO , IM'v). y
Q.ET THE I!I-;.ST I'JIOTO'UHAPUS
LOCHM A N > S
Premium Photographic Gallery.2l wfrt MAIN
STHEKT. Carlisle, Pa. J>
Feb. M —ly
U S. PATENT AGENCY
C. L. LOC Ff MAN - .
21 WEST MAIN STREET,/
CARLISLE PA.,
Execute* Drawings. Sppolflcatiouß, &c., ami pre
sents Patents tor inventors.
Fob. ISW.—Jy
|t)nvl3tt)arc,ynints,&c.
£ndustiiiX¥hos^pSbet^
I have lately made largo additions to my al
ready
. EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARDWARE
hi nil its branches and departments, and buying
exclusively for Ow/i, am able to compete
with Philada. Mark eta, ami to \\ hole
sale at M tnufnrtun r'H fnvf.i.
All orders attended to personally.and with our
usual liromnfiiw.i. Goods delivered to all parts of
tin* town Free of ch a rue.
Wo invite the special attention of Blacksmith s
and Wagon-Makers to our extensive slock In
their line*, comprising in purl
Hammered,
Rolled,
English Kctlncd,
ami Not way Iron,
of all shapes and sizes.
Burden « Horse and
Mule Shoes,
Horse and Mule Iron,
Nails ol dllTerenfbmnds,
Rowland's Black and
Polished Springs.
Sanderson's Cast-Steel,
Spring.
Sleigh,
Blister nml
Toe Steel,
Blacksmith's Drills,
Solid-Max Vices. Bel /TV lows. Files, Hasps,
and Case Hardened «£T2a- Wagon, Carriage,
and Buggy Axles.
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND B LEIGH
Fixtures, embracing In pmt: Hubbs, Spokrs,
Felloes, Bows,Shafts, Carriage Poles,Sleigh Run
ners, Fendeis, Top Leather, Duck Canvas, Dril
ling, Damask, Lace, Trimmings, A itc., 100 nu
merous to men! ion.
fill and Clinch Nalls, at the very lowest mar
ket rates. Country Merehantssuppiied at manu
facturers' prices.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
will tliul it to tholradvanlagp tn buy Nails, Locks,
Paints, oils, and otner, Building Maierials, to
gether with
CAIIP E N T E US' TOOLS
from the Uv.st Makers warranted lo give
entiresatlslucllon in quality and prtc-
CABINET MAKERS AND UNDERTAKERS
we would Invite your at lentinn to onr huge and
v/iiir]> sloe); of Walnut and Mahogany Vaneers,
fhair, Sola, and Bed Springs, Moss. Hair Ac,, Ac.
fdlTm Handles, Lace, Fringe and all necessary
materials and goods in (heir line.
SADLER’S FINDINGS AND TOOLS.
of every variety comprising In part Black,
Bed and White. Knameled and Patent. Leather,
Hog Skins, Saddle Trees, st I mips, .In panned and
silver Haines, Horse Blankets, Collars, Bridle
Bills, Buckles, Kings, Brow-Hands Uein-Web,
Girdlings, Blanket Binding, Ives’ and North’s
sell Adjusting Trees, Ac., Ac.
A BAKU 10 STUCK OF UIuEMAKEU’S TOOLS
and Findings, Mormceues, Tampicoes, Sheen
skins, Coloied Bln ETBTJ lugs, Ac., all of which
will be sold at the JL lowest Vus/t 1 ales.
F A 1 iN T S AND OILS.
Twenty tons of the following brands of White
Beads and Zinc s; WellienU’s Bead, Liberty do.,
Buck do., Crystal do.. Mansion do., French Zibe,
American do.,Snow \\ lute do., Florence do., Col
ored do.
Colors of every description dry and In oil In cans,
anil lubes. Also, Gold Leal, Fi eneh and German
Bronze, Paint, Varnish, and Camel Hair Brush
es, Gralumg’Combs and Brushes.
OILS AND VAItNISH ES
Linseed Oil,
sspunn do..
Fi.sli do.,
Luid do.,
I.uliric do.,
Nouls Foot do.,
Turpentine,
cu.icli Varnish,
While Demur do, do.
JAPAN I HON AND LEATHER VAKNLSIIKS
Also, Putty,
Lilian ge,
Whiting,
Ulue,
slu'llac,
Uosin,
Cimlk,
Alum,
Copperas,
Hoi'ux
Madder,
Logwood,
Wo would espeolullylnvito the attention of
Farmers, Mechanics and ihi; communi
ty m general to the lollmving articles;
DOUGLAS COWING & UUiMSUV’S
IKON CL' 1111 WELL AND CHAIN PUMPS,
DRAWING WATIiU fRoM
PI Vis TO ON IS HUNDRED AND FIFTY FKF.T.
Wood, Don and Lead Pipe to suit.
II VURAULIC RAILS &v
A constant ami fresh supply of
DC PONTS
Koch,
Rule,
Eagle and
Duck Powder,
'Together with
Hufi-t.s Fuse,
Picks. /ST-*
£*2) Mattock*,
Crow-Bars,
Drills,
Sledges.
Napping Hammers,
LVim-nl ol the
Following brands,
(Warranted tresh
and good,)
Rosendalc,
Scotland and
Hancock,
Also,
Calcine
Plaster,
Putro
TTtr Sand,
JSIjL &c.,(tc»
Ell/nbethtown, and Loudon Tlamos, straight
and twisted. Butt and Long traces, otli Chains,
Mpreudes, Uallers, Chains, Cow Ties. Ac., Ac.
FA RM BELLS
of all sizes, (warranted not to crack.)
MILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS,
UUTCIIKU SAWS, KNIVia, STEELS, &C.. &C.
A LARGE AND NEW STOCK
-
C 10 D A U w A n E. COMPRISING
Tabs,
Churns,
JJuckrfs,
Butler Howls,
Prints, <fc., &c.
Plum and
Porcelain-Lined,
Oval and
2{mind Boilers ,
Porcelain,
Brass and
Copper
]Vaj)le and
Grid-Irons.
A NEW LOT OF GRAIN BAGS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
■ TINNERS SOLDERING IRONS,
SOLDER, BAR LEAD, SPELTER. BLOCK TIN,
PIG LEAD, SHEET BRASS, &c.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS.
Smooth and Twist Rltlo’s, and RiUe
dan els, and Moun tJ\ Jf lugs. Revolvers
and Bowie Knives,also, .ueinllc b’atridges to suit
Rllles and Revolvers, of all the improved pat
terns.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
BIRD CAGES.
Also. Chamber "ET’STTr ScUs. Patent Me
tallic Iron Hold fens, Moss & Flow
er Hanging Baskets.
C L O T U E S W KING E R S
C II I X E S 13 GONGS,
HAND BE L-L.S
FOR HOTEL KEEP E R S.
PLAIN AND GILT
LUTHERAN HYMN ROO K H
ONL Y AGENTS FOR
PATENT EXCELSIOR WEATHER STRIP*
uspd on doors and windows for excluding cold
ruin, dual, mid huow without 1 mentioning the
SAVING OF COAL
! i?t«2^f P o U V lnK ' BWph romf ‘ nt no other oxpon
dlluro of fuel euu command.' *
ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR
FAIRRANK’S STANDARD SCALES,
SOLE A GUSTS FOU Plank ‘•hlfthiir Rcnm
Plows. Plunk Hluh and Low Culler ‘zelSV?
Wolrlch, Rlomnlleld, Ea«le and Fork’Plows
Plow and Cultivator Handles. Plow Rp,uns &c
Castings of ovary description to suit the niJovo
Flow* constantly on hand. 1 ,ove
W c urn nwnis for ilio Indent Improved Mravir
UII7 twicer. UV f/ttnrmUcr (hem to draw wn
MEASUKK LvmKKcrhY, the heuvUst Mousses OHis
Tur. Varnishes. Ac.. Id the cnhlcsi u-euiher ’
1000 KK(«s received, and will sell
by Ihc (fittnhl.u lit Miumructurer’K Prices fnr dish
Komeiubur old bluuU. iIKNKY SAXTON.
No. 15 Kaal Alum st„
Chrtoto, fa
Tan. 18, IBM,-It
s)atfnimrp, IJainta, &c.
MILLER tO BOWERS
Tnko this opportunity of directing the Attention
of the community at large, nml every person In
particular, to their recently replenished stock ol
HARDWARE.
They studiously avoided investing during the
high prices, and patiently awaited the falling
out of the bottom before attempt lug to retlll their
shelves, anil now that things have been reduced
to old time prices, as near us possible, t hev have
invested largely, and are prepared lo guarantee
to Ihelr-friends aiid customers as low prices as
any market, outside the cities. They especially
nvlteiho ationtlqn of mechanics, farmers and
builders, Onr stock Is complete and none need
fear meeting with disappointment In enquiring
for anything in onr line. We have constantly
on hand a mil assortment of Hammered. Eng
lish Refined and Norway
IR O J\ T ,
Bmdun's Hor.se and Mule Shoes, Horse Nails
Norway Rods, Cast Steel, of the best brands
Black and Polished Springs.Sprlng, Sleigh, Blis
ter and loe Steel, together with a full stock of
Slacksm i th’s 1 ools.
Such US
Drills, Bellows,
Solid-Box Hasps,
Vices, Files, & c ,
CO A CJC ANJJ WAGON
'V
FIXTURES,
Case Harden, Wagon, Carriage and Buggy
AXLKS.
jiuns,
spokes,
FELLOES,
DOWS,
SHAFTS,
DAUUIAGE
POLKS,
TGI* LKATHKU, '
Canvas,
„ . , , DRILLING,
Damask, Lace Trimming, Ac. Ac.
BUILDING MATERIAL,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICKS,
Demons wishing to build will find It to their ad
vantage to examine mir stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We are careful to select hum the
best manufacturers, and in no ease do we recom
mend goods that arc nut serviceable and of the
very best quality.
liar rlsb art/ Nalls
Always on hand.
A CARPENTER’S
TOOLS.
In Ibis branch of the business wo are ready to
compete with any other establishment, both in
quality and price. Our stock of
Planes,
Saws,
Squares, ''
Augurs,
Chisels,
Bench Screws, &c.,
Ac., Ac.
are of the finest grades, and we are bound to
keep up the reputation of the old stand in this
particular.
SADDLERY,
Such as
Self adjusting
and Gig' Trees,
Hnamcled Leather,
Patent Leather,
Hog Skins,
Saddle Trees,
Stirrups,
Hames ,
I ~ 9 BRIDLE BITTS,
'""vtP Brow Bands, Olrthlngs,
V y llor.se Blankets, Ac., Ac.
Saddler’s Tools
of every description,
SHOE FINDINGS,
consisting nf Moroccos, Tampico, Boot Patna
Boot. Tampico French, Pink Linings, WfcUe Ll
nlngs, Morout-s, Bindings, Shoe Thread, Pegs
lools of nil kinds, mid every tiling connected
with this line, all which will be disposed of at the
lowest figures
Cabinet makers and undertakers will always
(Indus having a full stock of Hair Cloth Bed
Chair and Sola Springs. Curled Hair, Collin Hun
llue’ L ‘ m ’ c ’ Cullln Screws, and every thing in their
T A 1! la:a n d
POCKET CUTLERY. n
a full assortment of which can bo found on our
shelves at all limes. '
WHITE LEADS AND ZINCS.
M e have not qmte cleaned the Eastern market
of this particular commodity, hut have always
on hand a sulth-lenl supply u f lire best hiands.
which wo are ready to oUer at tlio lowest rates.
COLORS,
VARNISHES.
Conch.,Furniture. Leather and Iron Varnishes,
f’ink U ‘J‘i "o’ £«»>’. V. Uhur « t *» Whiting, Rosin,
Glue, Chalk, Chelae, Borax, Ac.
JP UMTS
of all descriptions and of any mauufacturo.
Wood, Iron ami Lead Pipe to suit.
Farm and
Kr House -Bells,
of every description. nil war.
ga * w * < nulled.
Mill, Crosscut and Circular RAWS. Rule and
Blas\ng Powder, Safety Fuse, Rosenclale, Hun
ntkfnud Scotland Cement. CaJcem. Piaster
While Rand. Crow Burs, Sledges, Drills, Nanoluir
Hammers, dc. 1 * b
farmers
arc respectfully Invited to ex
amino our stuck of Haines,
Traces, Breast Chains. Tongue and Stny'uimlns.
I'lftli Chains. Jockey Chains, Spreads, Ilal'or
Chains. I’mvTles, Forks,Shovels,Spades. Rakes
Gralußngs.de. ’
CEDAR WARE.
Tubs, Churns, Buckets, flail Bushels, ana every
thing connected with this branch. ■*
* sss =sa ~-r"^ 3 Smooth and
Twlste<l Uiiiph,
1 Double nnd sin
iS! K, ° Barrel Rlmt
v 3 Guns, Revolvers
Cartridges, Wipers and Gun Trimmings, of o
TINNER’S SOLDERING IRONS. Solder B
Lead, Block Tin, Speller, Sheet Brass, do. ’
Wo are Solo Agents for the *■» »
BUFFALO SCALES. These
Seales are warranted loconipete ,1M I
with any other In the Market, /ja
ami are offered cm better'terms, / fl
As we order direct from the /
Factories, wo are able to supply
country merelmms at Fhlladel
pl»ln and New Vorlt Prices. -
Repairs for M’Cot/mlck’s Reaper and
Mower of any year, constant/}/ on hand
frfoSrcS^Eo. auiiv,!r ‘ !d 10 “ ny P“ rl of ‘1« town
„ „„ „ MILLER & ROWERS.
Fob. 20.1807-ly. h “““over St., Carll.lo.
?tjatr Hrnelnct.
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Jins 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, combm
iny many of the most jioiverfnlatul
restorative agents in the VEGET
ABLE KINGDOM. It restores CHEV
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FUL COLOR.. It makes the seal))
white and clean; cures dandruff
and humors, and tolling: out ol
the liair; and will make it grow
upon bald heads, except in very
aye.d persons, as it furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported.
It makes the hair moist, soft, and
afossv, and is unsurpassed as a
II Ain D JIIHS SIN G, It is the
cheapest preparation ever offered
to the public, as one bottle will ac
complish more and last longer
than three bottles of any other
preparation, , _ _,
1c is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The Wonder! ul results produced
by our Sicilian Hair Mcnewcr have
Induced ninny 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 iMr, Hall, and their prepara
tion was similar to l>o not
he deceived by them. Purchase the
original: it has never yet been
equalled. Our Treatise on the
Hair, with certificates, sent free
by mail. See 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 hy all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Oct. 31, 18H7-ly
ljip|
|fi|- GRAY HAIR.
Tills its the AMimoaiAtbat Ring made,
This is tho Cure that Uy
In tho Ajibkosia that Ring made.
This in tho Jinn who wna bald and
*w2m.'./«?V Who now has rnvon locks, they say,
fcr ©J%r . Hb used flic (hire Hint lay
In tho AJiumihiA that lung made.
CiW*r \ ' q ,c Haidcn, handsome and
7r . r
,\ Who married the man onco bald and
7 gray,
Effi&BS ■y?’; Who now has raven locks, 14»cy any,
A-■. 1Il! " Sl ’' l tho A.MuuuslA that Ring
N..„ made.
te This Is the Parson,who,bytho way,
Married the mnidcu, liaudHomc aud
g"y
io the man once bald and gray,
„ Hut who now has raven locks, they
i Bay,
jjvc-mC. Rcrauae !io used the Cure thnt lay
S**'*-’' In the Amuuosia that King made,
y* This Is the Bell that rings away
\ liaflj) ° al 'OiiKc tho people sad and gay
1 AaS-iililar-11- f nto this fact. which here does lay
•SOMlCi:— W trnut l imt be buhl nr ami/,
t,ic j! ' n: Jling made.
p t. - PETERBOno',N.H,
7. " Sold hi/ all Druggist'#,
1-V1). l.‘>, IS(W.—ly
Ihisuvancc Companies.
ITiSURAKCE,
ALLKN AND EAST PENNSRORO’ mu
iIiALHKE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Cum
beslaml county, Incorporated by an act of As
sembly, m the your IM3, and having recently hud
Us charter extended to the year ItvsJ, Ls now In
active and vigorous operation under the super-
IntLMHleuee «>l the following Board of Managers:
u \, Uhnsltun Wlaynmn, Jacob Eb
cil>j Hamel Bailey, Alexander CulhcarL, Jacob
11. Looyer, John Klehellierger, Joseph Wlckcrra.
hiiiiiuul l-Jit-rly. Uml.ilph Muriju, Muses Uilckor,
■Jacob Louver and J. L‘. Dunlap.
1 he rates of insurance are as low and favorable
as any Company «n the kind in the Stale. Per
sons wishing to become members are Invited to
make applicalion to the agents <d the Company,
v\ bo ,ii e u ilium io wan upon them at any tune!
I resident . U.GUJ'GAS Eherly’.sMills,Cum
berland County. ’
\ ice I losideul—L’ni;i: ianßtavman, Carlisle*
Secretary—John C. I h' ni.a i*, Meclmnicslmrg-
Ireasurer-IMMKL Bai u;y, Dlll.sburg, York Co
Cumberland Chimty—.ioiin Rherrlok, Allen- Hen
ry /earing, Sbiremanslown ; Lafayette Peller,
UieUnison ; Henry Bowman, L'liuicbtown : Mode
Ontnili, South Middleton ; Samuel Graham W.
li'niihlmro't -Samuel Hoover, Mcehamesburg • J
NV.Cocklm, Shepherdstown; D. Coover, Upper
Allen ; J. (J. Saxton, Silver Spring; John liver
Carlisle; \ alentine Feeman.Now Cumberland’
James McCamlllsh, Newvllle. *
Omii/.v-W, S. Picking, Dover; James
Grtmth. Warrington; T. K. Deardorir, Washing,
ton; Richey Clark, Dltlsburg; D. Uultor Fair
view; John Williams, CarrulT. ’ Ur
Dauphin Dam/.i/—Jacob Houser, llarrlßlnsg.
MeiuhersoftheCmnpany having polieiesabout
to expire, can have them rou wed by making ap
plicalion to any of the agpius. H
Dec. 1 IStiT
JE TNA
HOUSE AND DIVE STOCK INSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
HOUSES,
M i‘ LEX
AGAINST LOSS BY THEFT,
Ajyj) DFA TII BY F 1 It JD ,
ACHIDKNT OH NATURAL CAUSES,■
SAM'L K. nUMRIOH,
. .Special Agent,
Ojjlcc -U ll’t sT Main b(. t Carlisle.
SAM'L IIOOVICft, Local Am-nt, Meclmnlesburg.
Oi.; J. A. L. McCUNK, Local Agent, Whlppensb’g,
April 2.1, ISGS.-fim*
DRUGS! DRUGS! —Dr. D. Cormnuu
having to relinquish an extensive pruettco
us well us his Drug business In the city of Pitts
burg, several years ago, on account of ill health
bus now opened at No. 3« N,. Hanover street ho.
tween the olllee's of Drs, Klefler am) Zliyer »
DRUU STORE, where he has and is recelvimr t ,’ v .
ory few days a pure slock oi Drugs. Uhenucni«
Dye Stulls and everything generally kept in a
well-regulated City Drug Store. Prescription?
carelully compounded and family receipts ivin
receive special care. The pr. can bo consulted ut
UL '* C °f I»ik store, or at his
dwelling. No. 112 N. Hanover street, niter store
Sir.’, C l .iA!^T bel ' Ulo I,lUC °’ N °- 35 N -
Bcjit. 12, ISo7— ly UR. D. coiuniAN.
s. M. covi.i:.
QO Y L E & CO. ,
■p'lm l " l ' K, ,' ni ’ ! ' 0o ™l» *nrt Btntlonery.
All oideis a 111 receive prompt attention.
No. ll,.South Hanover street,Carlisle,
- £3r*Agonts for theCUambersburg WoolenMUl*
March 19,18M.-ly
AGENTS.
1 N S u K J-; H
CM TTI.E
ANE BJJEEP,
■\v.m. scott coylk.
JOIIIVEnS IN
Jbtobea, 2Eintoare,
JJOUSKKEEr'ERS, ATTENTUaTT
AU persons intondihg to go to ITm,* ,
are invited to cull nt 10 housekeeping
WALKER & CL AUDI’S
NEW
TIN ANE STOVE STOR E
NO. 18, WEST-MAIN STREET,
ami examine their immenco .
'1 IN WAHE, and oveiythlnfr of &2’oVE{j
Having Breutly enlargedour , *'
business by securing the »niV h n f “•!«» for doing
No W, West Main B l°'? Uo,„„,
ed large Invoices of the latm.! 1 SMNN ut,t re cciv-
In thciieater.Slovo.TlnwnromiW ‘ 3CBt devices
lino, WC led Ailly li.stln?dln t l ,^ K W’ l “ nnl ' ll ' v nr.
wo can accommodate 1110 Bta tcment that
ALL CLASSES OF*CUSTOMER
more fmtisfnctorlly than anv
inont in this county. . 1 B, ml]ar establish
In the Stove line wo offer ln o follow!™.
kimueatoii,
EXCELSIOR PENN. .
Niagara,
COMBINATION
SUHOUEHAkNA
noble cook’
Q U A K E il CITY
These tiro all Urst-cInKo
ti«?i. or uvo ' vlmso ESSSSftK;!
THE REGULATOR CO OK
im-iul 1L to nil. It v!!«l d
wlileli arrangement Urn on„ JjVING T «‘. by
cooking utensils to anv nnsiMn.. i. re Y eIM Uib
tlie lifting,,f platesiin fvSos wio c f wmi ‘>«
require. It Is deoJUedlr ,S‘, lcl ' “Jberttove.
the market. '' we best cook slovo In
We Unvo also on Hand a largo stock of
OFFICE, PARLOR AND
dining kooiJ stoves
bur™g E W *“ ch mny boronni > «>o celebrated b« le
MORNING GLORY!
Tlir MOST HEAUTIFULOFPICBASD PART one
KVKIt OFFERED TO T«K 1^
all other stoves i n t] le market. 11ls 01 ® 4111
A GAS CONSUMER,
burns Its own cinder, nnd requires vcfv mn .
F K E D OWN COAL!
Is llnhlo (o no explosion of gas nnd u t,n.n„. ,
bnuoa 5 ’ T" 1,1 11,0 >““ r ® iSJt l l«H P fKet
MILL GRATE!
all others nro counterfeit imltntlons
In the TIN,WARE and JAPANNED 'WAUF
"-l-Tn
ISbKmkmcn; 0 ° f " 10 VCry beht m " ,orl “'
ALL kinds of roofing
Mill jtenernl Johhlnp promptly attended to.
Jlnn’t forgot Nn. is, West jinln street
f' eb. 27. I6'CB.—3:n \V A 1.1; Elt & CI.A CRY
gPBING SALES
Have commenced at the store of the undorßlcncil
111
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
NO. 68,
of all kinds of Ipyl RES suited to the wants of
Housekeepers, Hotels, and all contemplating the
furnishing of their'houses.
Having Just returned from the cities they are
prepared to supply all with
STOVES
of every kind such as
COuK, PARLOR AND
OFFICE STOVES,
consisting In part of tho
BARLEY SHEAF,
NOBLE COOK,
ORIENT! AL,
PARLOR AND HEATER,
also, the noted
NATIONAL BANGE.
They are prepared to furnish those contemplat
ing housekeeping, with all things necessary to a
WELL REOULA TLD HOUSE ; such n*
TINWARE,
of all descriptions.
COFFEE MILLS,
RAD IRONS,
SPOONS,
LADLE H,&c.,4e
ROOFING,SPOUTING
AND
JOBBING,
and everything In the lino of the tinner done id
the
Shariat Notice and on the Most Reasonable Terms,
all wares i can-anted. Give them a callastheyarc
anxious to exhibit, leellng sart.v/k*tbat they cau
convince all that NO. 03, Is the place to purfchaso
CHEAP GOODS,
and BEAUTIFUL WAKES o/ all kinds, found in *
lirsi-class establishment.
RINESMITH it RUPP,
No, 08, N. Hanover street.
March 12.1805. Carlisle Pit.
jgXfLO S 1 O N !
GAS will explode' when 100 closely confined,
which has recently occured In the shape of an
advertisement, that has made Us appearance
lately In our papers, in reference to a certain
kind of cook stove being better than any other
In the market. Allow me to sny that If those in
want of Cook Stoves will call at
WILLIAM FEIDLEY’S
Stove Store on East Lonthcr street, that has re
cently been enlarged, and examine his now in*
voice ol
COOK STOVES
They will nt once conclude that they are the
handsomest, largest and best arranged stoves
lor the price, ever ottered to the public. Cnll«»d
see them beloro purchasing elsewhere, os they
are all
WARRANTED IN ALL RESPECTS
On exhibition and for sale, also, the
CHEAT AMERICAN
base burning PABLOB stove,
the greatest Improvement of tho nee Dont fad
and see It at the sign of Hie Red Codec
FURNACES
If you want the best Brick Bet or Portable Fur
?«Wu%on4° a ' V> FUUJLEY . ‘ M
BRICK SET AND PORTABLE FURNACES
Vft lch ?, re pronounced by competent Judgei to
rp *\ ul hf,lcllou ln every respect,
quired bUUIiUUt reloronceB can Bo given if re*
Fob *2O. lBCB.—3m
Foreign and domestic
LIQUORS.
E.lwnrd shower respect'mily announces to tM
public, that ho continues to keep constantly on
band, and for sale, a largo and very superior ns*
sortmeut 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*
BEANDIES.
■Wines, ALL ° P cnoiCE
Sherry,
Port,
Maderla,
Lisbon,
Claret,
Native,
Hock,
Joliannisberg,
and Bodcrheimer.
CHAMPAGNE.
Heldslclr & Co., Gelslor A Co., and Imperial.—
Gin, lioUlou, Lion, and Anchor.
WHISKY,
Superior Olil Rye. Choice Old Family Wectar
Wheat, Scotch, mid Irish.
Ale, Brown Stout, Ac. Beat to bo hod 1« Phil*'
dolphin. . »
Buter«. of the very be- quality.
Dealers and others dee nnn a pure article will
find Uus represented. *. ds whole attention wlu
be given to a proper anc careful selection of hW
Stock, which cannot be surpassed, and h»pca 1°
have the patronage of tLo public,
Deo. 1, 1BW»
B. BHOWKB-