'Agricultural
THE BEST OllElilH Of CATTLE FOJI A
TAitn.
The question which breed of cattle i
the most profitable fora farm, will <l>
?>end on where the farm is located, an
he purpose of the farmer to supply ;
particular market, whethera milk, bu;
ter or cheese dairy; whether for raisin;
stock for working oxen, or feeding fo
the butcher. These different purpose,
require different breeds of stock.
Within a convenient distance of s
town or city, the milk business wi '
yield the most money, clear protit. 'I h
butter business (iresh, in pound or ha.
pound lump'!,) next. Cheese and flrku
butter can be niudeata greater dismno
from tho market and brought in at an;
time.
For these purposes wo recomnicin
the Alderney and Ayrshires ns rea
milk producing machine** converting
all the .milk-producing food they ar
able to digest into lacteal tl «ment. ft is
impossible to fatten them without fh>
drying them up, ami this is no eas
matter. Their milk, too is of the rich
e»t quality for either cream, butler 01
cheese.
In some sections of the country, when
the farms are large, and stock raisin},
and feeding is made a biiMiiCMS, tin
shorthorn Durham and theDevunshin
will be tiie most profitable; for taking
on fat and weight of carcass, no othei
breed can compare with the short-horn,
either for pure blood or grades.
For wonting oxen the Devons are su
perior on account of their activity -
they are good feeders.
We would by no means underate tin
Devons and short-horns as milkers.—
Many of bo*h breeds as well as iheii
crosses, prove to be excellent milkers;
but we still adhere to the foregoing
opinion, that the Alderneys and Ayr
shires are their superiors in manufac
turing milk out of a given amount 01
food. Some*»f our most discriminating
dairymen differ in opinion as to which
of hese two breeds are the milkers ;
on this account we have classed them
together; but our preicrence, based
upon our own judgment, is in favor ui
the Alderneys.
Care of Young Stock is Winter.
—All kinds of young smelt are tender
and require more protection and # cmc
than older ones.
Colts that have been weaned in tin
all should be stabled at night anil be
sheltered from shams in the day time;
their stables snould be well venti ateo
and tlie immuiv removed frequently,
the ol’tener the belter. Eyes ami limb.-
are hoi h often injured by the heating oj
manure and die risingof ammonia, i he
skin should he kept clean by using a
still' brush and woolen cloth ; if the cur
ry comb is used it should be handled
veay gently c o as not to hurt or irritate
the young animal. Feeding and water
lag should be regular at stated times
just enough of food to eat ami none to
waste.
Calves and young cattle should he
treated as above stated ifyou wish them
to grow fast and keep in good condition,
ami young stock will never pay you un
less you keep it constantly growing, for I
if they once get stunted it costs almost
more .than they are worth to give them
a good start.
The truth is that many of our calves
and colts get a “stunt!’ while young,
which they do not recover from for
years, if they ever do. A perfect ani
mal can never bo obtained unhss its
wants are liberally supplied, in regard
to food, snelier and comfortable accom
modations. .Some animal" are fed v ell
but are so cramped for room th «t, like
a vigorous tree in a stone wall, they can
scarcely grow without pushing the barn
over. Others are ted well, but are so
expose ! to cold and storms that they
grow very slowly, or yield little milk.
To lilural use of grain for young ani
mals is undoubtedly injurious. No lar
mer of good judgmen. need err in thi.-
particular.
Farmeks' C'u.'iJ-s.—Thvso should a
bound in every ngrk-uJUiniJ ci.siru t ;
and where there is none to be imiml.
the reason, by looking around, is soon
explained. “Oh,” says one, “whan i>
to he gained by a farmers’ dub? Uoe.s
any one pretend to teadi me how to
radse ai erop ol [otaloes, of oats, eoni,
wheat, rye, buckwheat nr barley ? hy
I’ve been all my life at it, and if I aim
ignorant of my business at this time m
day,! may as well give it up.” The
oid proverb, “a wise man in his own
conceit.” <Ste. It is dtlieull to ileai with
wise men «i this sort. Thev r-cuut ;d’
idea that they can be belt, r in onne.l n
their business, m 2 ait tile same lim.
they are unwilling to assist in instruct
ing and helping along others who are
not no wise, exj encnced and superior a»
themselves.
The truth is, these? are the very pen
pie to lake the lead in gelling up social
clubs, and if they had the di-po.-Uioi
they could do more than any other*.—
They possess the know)* dge, means and
po.-nliun to make ihemse»ve«. fdt in
their instruction, example atnl exper
ie c<*=. ’lbe-e c;ul>~ should be boor
inally organiz -d and llilis la* of a- linn
vijk-i!*' u- po>-ji»,e. The ;u »* *kly, *-ve
r..ag of meeting at cm* miotbet nuusis
■mould be .rpe«’«l3c, and the place'; «les»g
at a preceding im*eting. All tba
a liKv-vny i- that there -hould bean
ii.t-iigeiit secretary. Any pi oet-eding
taking place at them* meetings whenev
er lne> p /-^—- any inb-re-U will dial ;
reaoy we-cuiie m lb»~*-culumn-. o>/ -
r/i u-’Oi'/t
—llmatio Seymour, lab can
diliitefor -heftr-t opice m Die L’nueu
,'*iiiK-;, has recently been elected Presi
dent oi ili*‘ American airymeu'-; a-.-o
Cialioii. and a sfiort lime ago deliveieti
an address upon the subject eft.h*
Mr revuioiir averted that “ L'hetv-e.-
ought'to be more,e orally u ed for fooo
in this country Ine Anier.c.m peopu
have lost tlie eheer-e-eati g propenMiie
oft icir forefathers. Cneese is lliechcap
esi of all articles of food that can la
u*ed. Compared with meat, there are
very imp a unit ■cammies connected
w.i’n i . It retjui es no luel to piepun.
it. I. i, more nutritious, and We mu*,
look upon it as a substantial articled,
iood. it is not a cheap luxury,” it is a
cheap necc.-'sny. He hop d steps wmui
be tuKen >o pre.-ebt cheese as an article
of common iood to the favorable consid
eration of tlie poor of our cities The
attention of our government should be
called to the value of cheese as food !• r
oui armies. Therein noariielesoetieap
for soldiers’ mtions; no article so nutri
tious ; no article so easy of transporta
tion.
CiiHKSK Wheat.-S .me years ninco, n
wlul goose wiißßiiot in Washington Ter
ritory, and a lew grains of wheat were in
ken from Jiisc aw. Being very large ami
luM, iliey were preserved ami planted.—
The yield was found to he so great as t»»
lead to ha propagation, until this vat leiy,
which is known in the Territory us the
u (loose Wheat,V has'become a standard
one in thatseulion »i the cnnntry. Ham
plus of this wheu' were recently sent to
the Agricultural Oepirtment at Wash
ingion. Upon exu lining (he nampl.s
at the museum, oi which there are some
J.niih varieties, the same wheat was
found, being one of the somoles sent from
the Purls Exposition, and grown In Cu
enca, in Spain.
A Coat Eats Gbkknbacks.—On
Saturday a citizen paid his .servant girl
her regular week’s wag s. After icceiv-
Ing them she walked into the yard, and
while hanging clothes upon a line, she
dropped the momiy without her knowl
edge at the moment. A goat that was
browsing in the yard saw the tempting
roll, uud was engaged in leisurely ear
ing it. A half-dollar note was hanging
out of Us mouth when the frantic ser
vant discovered her loss. She only suc
ceeded in saving the currency note. The
others have gone where specie payment
Will never be resumed,— Phil. New*.
J3t»
869. march. 1869.
F.DCCTION IN PRICES OP PRV QOOD3AT
G REENFIE LD’S,
No. i, EAST MAIN STREET,
nr-AVTifCL display or
DRESS GOODS,
FURS AND PANOV GOODS,
ultablo for tho Holiday*. , .
A largo lot ol Fur* Just received at reduced
rices. I will otter greater Inducements to buy
i-m than nnv (louse thm Hide of New York.
Good Moll's at <;l 00; Collarn to match at S 3 00.
tinerlrau Sable. Oerinnu Filch, Siberian Squir
el,ali induced in prices.
lINK SARLK .MUFFS FROM $l5 TO 555.
MINK SABLE COLLARS FROM Sl5 TO 840.
We have this day opened a Neve lot of Sable
urs. Mipcrlor to any yet uttered, at prices that
-uiinot inii to please.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!!
Having determined to close not m.r entire stock
•f Ores*. Goods hefo' e tho first of the New Year,
will otter bargains that cannot be surpassed in
.he following goods;
BLACK SILKS,
A beautiful assortment of
COLORED SILKS
of all the latent shade*.
SILK CHANGEABLE MIXTURES.
French Merinos,
All Wool Corded Poplins,
All Wool Plain Poplins,
Empress Cloths,
Chcne Poplins.
Alexander Poplins
Orii ntal Lusters,
Striped Wincey,
Lustre Cord,
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
Single and Double Width.
ALPACAS IS ALL SHADES.
AMERICAN DELAINES,
MOURNING GOODS,
BOMBAZINES
BLACK FRENCH MERINOS,
ALL WOOL DELAINES.
A Beautiful Selection oi
BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES.
COBURG’S CRAPE VEILS and mi.LARS.
BLACK THIBET SIIAWBS.
Square find Long, together with iv full as--ort
num of
FUNERAL GOODS
For which orders will be promptly nnd Sfttlufac*
torily tilled.
CLOTHS & CASSIMEKEB,
ULACK CIXJTHH,
From the Lowest Grade of American to the Fin
eat’Frencli.
AMERICAN BEAVERS
FRENCH BEAVER
For Overcoats.
A Large Block of
PLAIN 4 FANCY CASSINETS 4 CASSI MERES.
In thin branch of my trade I would particular*
'y cftil attention, an I am confident tnat I have
i ne lara»»»i and i**Ht Hcl*-r-ted *t-«-k of t heM* go* id*
>f anv store thl» »lde of the cities and hnvitiK
mide- it an in order to suit my numerous
■tiftlorners in those articles, all 1 ask is an Inspec
tion, fnl:v sailsiied that none can compete wnh.
>r tinder-ell me.
BLANKETS ! BLANKETS ! !
In in**M3 I um now otferlmj harsnons that can
not he (onn<l kls<,wiicrp.
CORSETS; CORSETS!!
In tI»U branch of our trade we sir« the only
oust- that keep-* a variety of these artie'e.,—
'I I * * Olebrated Mar < ’orsel. kHIIuk at SI.OO. The
teirular French Corset, Thompson's Patent
U >ve fUllng Corset, being t lie most perfect «rti
•le nt the kind known. ANo, n line French Cor
set with fitll,turn.
SHA WLS!
My stock of shawls is very oill nnd will be sold
it prices to suit nil. They cmiHlst of Souare and
Long blanket Shawls, Fulaloy Shawls 4c.
• Moth for Lad let Sack*, ot all Shades.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
STAIR OIL CLOTHS
OIL AND PAPER BLINDS.
NO tions;
Gloves and Hosiery in grunt variety. and very
choup. LatoatbtyleHoriiOUPSKnnS,
BAXMOBAB BKirtTS).
DOMESTIC GOODS,
•“>OOO yards of the most popular prints at 12),£ eta.
Domestic Ginghams nt 15, Is and 20 c.
Brown Muslin at <2J<|, 15,and 18 c.
Blenched Muslin st 10. 12*.;, 15, A tip top.
Skirting at 20 c. Canton Fluneis at is,2o,and 25 c.
Tickings nt lu, IK, 20, 25 and upward.
Crashes nt I2JZ, 15 and 20 e.
Also a full line of Cheeks,
Stripes, Demins. Kenlucky Joans
Drillings and other Domestic
Goods »it correspondingly
LOW PIUOES.
A Grand Display of French Handkerchiefs,
Luco Handkerchiefs, llem-Hlltched Handker
chiefs. VaJcnelcnes, Cluny, Maltese and Linen
Collars, Just received and well adapted to the
Holiday trade.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
if you desire a Great Bargain,
NO. , EAST MAIN ST.
L. T. GREENFIELD.
Feb,4,lAQO.
I N T ERG O O 1) S
CJEJVTJR*IJL
DRY GOODS BTOEB
LEIDICH & MILLER,
Just opened, a large Stock f»r IM« Season.
Dress Goods,
Alpaca Poplins.
reduced at least £5 per cent., to close oat fer the
se&sen and enable every person to get a
HANDSOME DUES S
dt,a v*ry low price for the Holidays.
NEW CLOAKS! NEW CLOAKS 1
Latest styles selling much below the usual prleex
Fl it*, FUBH* FURS*
Extra Mt»k rtuble Wets, German
Filch Furs, Super Siberian Bqulrrel Furs.
Furs of every size and quality. Indies' Fur
*0
trimmed Hoods, all selling at sneh remarkably
LOW RATES,
so that every Lady or Miss can purchase for her-
self, and also enable every perse* to make a
handsome Christmas preseat te their kind
friends, as nothlug will be mere acceptable at
this season,
S HA I V L .S .V H A W L Stt
BLANKKTB. ULAN KETS,
B A L M O li A L SKIRTS,
Woolen Goods,
Breakfast Shawl*.
Scarfs
Gloves,
Now Is the time friend* to purchase all kinds
of goods at greatly reduced prices, m we are go-
ing to close out our stock at such prices as wll
astonish the community.
Give us a call and save your money by encour-
aging the
OKKTKAL DRY GOODS’ STORK
In the town
Feh. A. |8»t».
J3rr» vfiiooßs.
Drese Goods,
Dress Goods,
lAoe Hasdkereklefa,
Emb*d. KandkerehleAt,
Cloths, Casniraeres,
Over Coatings,
tadlcs Cloaking Cloths,
LKIDICH & MILLKR,
23 eg tSoods.
D UY UUUIKS!!
ttOMBTHITJO TO SUIT Tf|* ASD SEASON
KKW AND CHEAP CASH STORE
T H O MA S A .HARPER,
consult or JiASti I'J-.'it ,t rosiFitßT are..
who la now prop ire 1 t-i ervn t nnelcgantaud
w#»ll II.IMHTPU 'll
D IM 7 GOO nH .
At exct edlngly low priors! Hargnm In
B f; 4 iV K E T s.
of all colors and sires. The Cheap** s * Stock In
town.
FIjANNE l s .
plain and Twilled, all colors,
Doincts,
Sharks,
Plaid Shirtings,
Opera*.
Humo-madc.
and a flue article of Welsh Flannels.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Ling and Square. I’alsioy and Thehrt. Ladles
Cloakings. Velveteens, Gold Mixed, Water Vroof
and Heavy Heavers. Merino Vests, Shirts and
Drawers, for Ladles' Misses, Men's and Boy *
wear. A full line of
CLOTUI AKD CASSIMBREfI,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
In now and rloh designs. Many of the above
goodsselllng off at g'ently reduced prlees. Im
mense stock of all the leading branda of Domes
tic and House Famishing Dry Goods, nt less
than regular prices.
HLEECHED AND DROWN SHEETINGS. PIL
LOW (,'AHE MUSLINS. PILLOW CASH Uk-
KNB. NAPKINS TARI.BLIMtNU
AN DUOVLIES.
TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS.
Marseilles Quilts and Tnl le Covers, Notting
ham Lace Cunln Material and Tldys,
WHITE GOODS,
Embroideries, Luces and luevrllnge, veils
Boroges and Crapes. Holsery apd Gloves In
great rajlety, nn extensive block of
K 0 T I O N S.
BALMOKAL AND IK’OP HKIRTS.
FANCY WOOLEN GOOD'*.
(. O USE TS! CORSETSII
French Wove. Hip Gnrc-. and the celebrated
R.-rUcI rmKctH. I Julies’ C'tifl.s mi i ollnrs, Hem-
Tucked und Knihroidep-d Hnndker
fiu-i-s.' iimi'i Ijic« Hanclvcrchlcf* and many
a 'l mvde nlieitlhtn to lerent purrhnnoaof New
mu) I'l'niniMi- In which I run oHiii special
i ml 11/o-n 1 (-M I s tool'll IIUVCI-b.
,n 1 tIK >S. A.HARVKR.
i ,ir. <1 Ilmiiß *»r aud Ponltret ts.
_>i. Ivcv-I',,
IJ KNTZ * <jn..
ftnvp la hi in »m nmistinll.v lurge stock of
K a I , I , AN I) W IXTKBOOODH
IftUpieer* Wool and Cotton Flannel*, amongst
which are th«
Opera
Sunk.
Rbnkw.
Home-macio,
and Canton.
Hamilton Rtout,
2ftc. per Tel.
ONB HUNDRED AND FjPTY NEW PRINTS.
snnh an tnerrlnifW'H, Cnllnnes. RprttgueH, (31o«ce>-
tei« and other favoiiiea, being the be*t goods
lu Hi* market. Hi Thm is the price these
good* Hold at in cheap tune*.
D It K a i* G C) G«D 8
of every kind and style now worn. French Mn
rluocH.wllka AtpueaK, Coburga, Delaines, Rom
bailne*. Ginghams, Ac., Ac.. at redar ed pikes.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Mattings, Rug*, Window Blinda, Tickings, Twll
lings, wool at d • niton YumH. Shawl* in latge
heaps. Muslins »ml Sheeting* Velvets, Ribbon*,
nod the largest atjck of Trim lugs mm Notion*
in the county.
Cloths, Ousslmerns, Sftlinelta. Ulnnkcts, tennis
nt 2<l p» r cent, reduction irom former prices-
Hosiery and (.Doves, all to ha sold cheanei than
the cheapest. Ouv FrUu d* and the public gen
eral ly are Invited to cal] nndsuvHftom IUIo ft (>• r
cent on their purchase*. Thl-» lean Item these
times which every household ought to avail
themselves of. Come and »eo 11 you wish to save
money. UKNfZ A CO.
Oct. 15. I£GS.
dfuvnitute, &c
B. E W I N n
CABINET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
WEST MA ]N BTRHET,
CARLISLE, PKSN'A.
A KKLNFDIU ASSORTMENT OF
N E W FUit N I T U It E
for the Holidays, comprising
Bnffli. Comp Stool*,
Lounges, Centre Tables,
Racking Chairs. Dining Tables,
Easy Chairs, Card Tables.
Reception Chairs, Gnomons,
Bureaus, Whul-XoU.
Secretaries Jrc.. Ac..
Parlor,
Chamber,
Dining Room
FURNITURE,
of the Latest Styles.
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS.
Splendid New Patterns.
BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES,
GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES,
1h great variety.
Particular attention given to Funeral?. Orders
rom town ami country attended *.» promptly
md on reasonable terms.
Dec. I*. isos—if
pABINET WARE HOUSE
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
The subscriber respectfully Informs his frlenus
and the public generally, that he still continuer
the Undertaking business, and is ready to wan
Ujuju ouauoneraeither by day or by night. Rendv
made Coffinh kepi coiiKtuntly on hniid, both
filam mud ornamental. He haw constantly on
land f'Uk’a PatnU AfrUtUe JinrSttl Owe, of which
tie bos been appointed the sole agent. This cast
le recommended iu» superior to any of the kind
now In use, It being perfectly air tight.
He has also furnished himself witli u now Rose
wood Uv.aiwe and gentle horses, with which he
will attend funerals in town and country, per
■ionally, without extra charge.
.Among the greatest discoveries of the wye is
Sw*!!'* Spring hftiltrm t*, the best and cheapest lied
now in use, the exclusive right of which I have
insured, and will bo kept constantly ou hand.
CABINET MAKING
In all its various branches, carried on. and Beau
roaus. Heeroturiev, Work-stands, Parlor Ware,
Upholstered Chairs Kofos, Pier, Hide ami Centre
Tablvn, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Wall
stands of all kinds, French Bedateuds, high imi
low pnaTs; Jenny IJnd and Cottage Bedsteads,
Chair* of all kinds, Looking Glhskos, and all
other articles usually manufactured In this Urn
of business, kept constantly on hand.
His workmen are men of experience, his ma
terial the itrst. and his work made in the latest
city style, and all under his own supervision It
will be warranted md sold low for cash.
He Invites all to give him ucall before purchas
ing elsewhere. For the liberal patronage here
toflre extended to him ha feels Indebted to his
numerous customers, and assures them that no
efforts will be spared In future to please them In
style and price. Give us a cull,
I Remember the place, North Hanover street,
nearly opposite the Deposit Bunk, Carlisle,
~ DAVID BIPE.
Deo. 1.1868.
Vijotograpto
MKS. R. A. HIIITH’M I'HOTC
graphic Gallery Konth-runt Corner Huno
verH'reet.Hml Market Kquare. where may be had
all the dlneroutstylas of Photographs, from card
to Ufaatva,
IVQHYTYPKK. AWRRnxYPItS.AND
MF.DAINOTYPF** :
alao Pictures on Porcelain. {something new) both
Plain and Colored, and which are beautiful pro
dnotlons of the Photographic art. Call and see
them.
Particular attention given to copying from
DaguerrotyjKW Ac.
Hoe Invite* the patronage of thenubllc.
F**KD, \m
rpHE FARXIER’H HANK, OF CAR
,1 UBLE, I’KN.NHYIA’ANIA.
Recoin y organized, ho« been opened, for the
Irumou’tion of u general bunking Ijukiupkm, In ttie
corner riwmi of H. UivetiM new building, on the
North West corner of High street and the Centre
Suuure.
The Directors hope by liberal ami careful man
agement to make this u popular institution, and
a safe depository.for all who may favor the bank
with their Accounts. "
Deposits received and paid buck on demand, in
terest allowed on special deposit. Go* , Hllver,
Treasury Notes and Government iiouus. bought
and sold.
Collections made on all accessible points In the
country. Discount day .Tuesday. tlrnklnghuurt.
from 9 o’clock a. m. to 8 n’cioca i*. m.
J. C. IlOFl'ihll, Cashier.
DinECTOBS.
U. Given. President, Wm. H.
Thomas Paxton, David MelkeK,
John W, Ornluhend, A. J, Uernam,
March 2d. IWlB.—if Ahiahmn Winner.
H, M. COVLE. H’M. SCOTT COVI.K,
QO Y LE&CO.,
JOBBERS IN
Hosiery, Gloves. Fancy Goods and Stationery
All orders will receive prompt attention.
No. ll.Smth strut. Carlisle.
AS-AgculsforthoCbambersburg Woolen Mill.
Mir ch l» t im—ly
Railroad liinrs
KAIL HOAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, IMW.
Groat Trunk lino from the North am) No-lh,
vest lor I’hliadelyUm, New York, Reading,
Fotuvllle, Tumuquu, Ahliliuul, .Shumokin, Leb
anon. • iuttou, Eplnutu, Llliz, Lancaster. C’olum-
leave Harrisburg for New York na /al
lows: Hi 35(1. 56', 8 It) A .M., N00n.2M5 itml
Ui&i I*. M., ronneelinj; willi mu lln r trams on tno
I’ftinsi Ivaniu Railroad mid aiming at New
fork at 11 W A M.. 1- 2U Noou Job, ; «o, 1U do I*.
M. undo 15 A. M.,ie-p« cUvely. Sleeping caraac
cuinp.uo the 350 A. M. and 13 ou F. trains
wlilumicliHUg<‘. _ ...
Leave Hunn»bmg for Readlng.l’otUvlll, ranm
oim, MmeihVlllo, Ashland, Miamoaln. Fine
Grove, Alleulowu and blludelphhi. at »lo A.
JL, auoand -I JO I*. M.. stopping at Lebanon and
principal \V»% t»tullona;..tho 4 10 I. M. tium
jiiakmg cnnneclloMS f.»r Philadelphiaand Lo
•iunibni onlv. For Foiisville, Hci.uylkill, Haven
and Auburn, via. Schuylkill and MUMjuehumm
Uailroxd, Leave Harrisburg al 33U F. M. ,
Returnm. ; Leave Now York utl) UUA, M.,1-00
00 noun 5 10 and H 00 F. M.. Philadelphia at 8 la
A Al. and 3.10 F. M.j Sleeping cars accompany
the 000 A. M.. 6 10and HOOF. .M. trains Irom New
York, wiihoutohange. M , .
Wav passenger train leave Philadelphia at <«
SO A AL, connecting with similar Irani on Lo*t
Fenua. Railroad. returning ir.mi Heading
p. M.,stopping at all stations; leave roltevlll®
ut 7 So,s ■e A M., uud 2-15 F. M., ybumoJiin at
625 A. A/.J Ashland ut 7W A. AL.uiiU 1230 1 . M.*
’iamuquu atb3oA.il.; and 2 2‘* i. M., lor I bila,
Leave Foltsvilla, vu. and . usque
hanua Railroad ut 7 10 A. M. lor tiarrlsourg.und
1130 A. AL forl’iuo Grove and Iromoiit. .
Itoudlngaticoniiiiooailoii train: leaves Reading
at? 30A. if,, returning leaves Philadelphia uu-
Accommodation tram; leaves rotls
lown at 0 45 A. M.,i elm mug leaves Philadelphia
U \;o*iumbm’Rnnr()'id'trains leave Rcadlngnt 7 oo
A A!., uud 0 15 F.M.lorLphruta, LIU, Lancaster,
Railroad Trains leave Perkloraon
Junction it y 15 A. M. and 6 30 w«uru.i.g
leavetikippaok at 8 10 A. M. and
n-ctmg with similar truinson the Reading Rail
‘°Un Sundays; Leave Now Vork nt fi DO P- Ml
Philadelphia »W A. M. and 3 15 P. M.,the 800
A. M. train running only to Rending; Fotusvllle
B(KJ A. M.; liurrisbmg 560 A. .u.,4 10 and lu •**
F. M„ and Reading all 05, 3 UU amU io A.. M„ lor
Uarrlsbuig. at U6o and 7 ill A. AL lor New Yoik
Kti.l an 25 P.M. lor Philadelphia
Commutation, Mileage, season, School and
Excursion T ckots, to and from ail points, at re*
checked thiough ; 100 polling ftjluweti
each Passenger. G. A. MU Li>s
Jan, 21, IMIO-Iy Grn, aupmiihmilt nl
pU MBSKLAND VALLEY
RAIL BO A HI
CHANGE OF HOURS!
on nmt after MounAV, Bbpt. Utii. ISOS, I’nsson.
yer J rums will run dully us follows, (Sunday »ex
copied) 1
Accommodation 'l'm In leaves Harrisburg R.OJ A.
M Meehan Icsburg K,.*W, Carlisle».lU, NcWVllleO.la.
-.hippcnshurg lo.iy ChamheiHhiirg lIMU. Green*
castle lI.H, arriving nt Haggersiown IMS A. SI.
MaU Train leaves 1 Ini rishurg I.SO r. M., SlO
clnmic-shurK 2.01, Carli.-le 2.:i1, Nt-wvllle o.lo.Shin
penshurg K. 4", ClmnihciKlmm 4.20 Greencasllo
arriving at H-.gerstown ft,25 I*. M.
Ar/arw Train leaves llai rlshurg 4,16 P. M., Me
ehan hMmig 1,47, Carlisle 5. >7. N e\v vnlu ft.ftO, rtblp
jiensburg 0 17, arriving at Chainbersbmg at «.lo
A Mired 7V«hi leaves Chambershurg \oft A. M
GreencantU* U. 25, arriving ul HugurMown in,lo A
M.
Areornmndniinn Train leaves Chambersburg 4.4 ft
A, Jd.. Shlppenslnirg 5H 4, NewvilJo ft 4ft. Caillste
U JH, Mcchunicsburg 0.17 arriving at Harrisburg
T. 15 A.M. ~
Mail 7Vmn leaves llngeihiowu K.oo A. M„ Green
castle s lift Clinniluirshurg ».m, Rhipp*-n-dmrg lUO.
Newvllte (0.14, Carlisle 1“..i0, Mcehaiilcsburg 11.24
arriving ui Hanlaburg 11.6 ft A. M.
I'irpresM Train leaves llagcrsloun li.'ft A. M..
Greencastle 12. 8. rimml) ••slmrg 1.00 *hi| j)«*ns
burg 1.21, Newvllle 2.nft.« nr Isle 24ft. Mechanic*-
burg 0.12. arriving at Hauls nng ft.H P. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Hngoi'-town H.Oft, P. M.,
Greencastle 4.12, arriving at t h imliciMhurg 5.05
P. M.
4*j*M»klng close connections at IlaiTUburg
wllb trains toand from Philadelphia, New York,
Hallliwore, Washington, Putsburg and all points
West. O. N. LUI.D.
HUI'KKINTENDKNT’S OFFICK, bup't.
Ciiatnh'a, J'U., Orjrt. 8, IbUS.
Rept 17. IWW.
AUCTIONEERING.— M. D. Nnw
iiiiin, of Smith Mlddlcum'township, neni
Wolfa Tavern, oilers bis services to the public as
an Auctioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed and
charges moderate. Address, Ml. Holly, Cumber
land county. Peiuui.
Go . 1. Isiw.—Out
UOUKIUN AND DOMESTIC
r liquors.
Edward Shower respectfully announces to the
piddle, that he continues to keep constantly on
hand, and for sale, n large and very superior as
sortment of
fuiieign and hOMfxnc mqdour,
it hIN new stand, a few doura west of HannonV
Intel, and directly west of the court House, Car
Wln>«,
Sherry,
Pmt,
Mjulevla,
Lisbon,
Claret.
Native,
Hock.
Jolmnnlsberg,
. and Hodcrhelmer.
CHAMPAGNE,
lleldslck «fc Co., Gelslcr &. Co,, and Imperial.—
>ln. Bohicn, Lion, and Anchor.
Kitchen
and Ofllce
Superior Old Rj’e. Choice Old Family Ncctai
Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
Ale, Brown Stout, Ac. Rost to bo had in Phila
delphia,
Bitters, of the very her. quality.
Dealers ami otheiu derlrlng a pureartlclo wll
find It as represented, a. ils whole attention will
■ egiven ton proper am enrefni selection of hi-
which cannot be .urjmssed, and hopes to
have the patronage of ILn public.
K. SHOWER.
Dec. I. IKOS.
jyjARQUA KT‘S
CELEBRATED LINIMENT
Admirably adapted to the fine of nil D senses
or which u Cmmier-Irrilunlor External Kerne
ly is required.
’ Diploma meanled hy (he Cumberland Ccunty Ag
ricultural •Soci> ly. JKivs,
REF E U 13 N C E Si
Abraham Marqnnrt, Esq., has shown me the
receipt, of whh h his Liniment Is cunposed,—
From my knowledge of Urn ingredients ] do not
hesitate In cerllfving that It will ho beneficial
where an external application of the kind is
indicated. A. STEWART. M. I>.
Fully conversant with the ohernleal compo
nents am) medical effects of A. Mmquurfs Lml
ment.l cheerfully recommend it to tbo.-e who
may need It. B. N, ECKER, M. L>.
Mr. a. Mnrqnart:—Dear Sir- I take pleasure h,
saving that I have used your Liniment for chap
ped hands, and it cured them and made them
led soft. I think' It the best 1 have ever used
and would cheerfully recommend it to.the gen
eral public WM.GRAOY.
Newton township, Pa., Nov. 21,1>08.
I hereby certify that I have used A. Marqunrt's
Liniment for Scratches and Spavin on two oi
my horse* with the greatest success, mid would
recoinmed It to nil who arc In need of anything
of the kind.
Mr. A. MarqnavL— Dear Sir; I have used about
half n bottle <d yourldnlment. on my horse tor a
bud rollur Gull, which was tho most obstinate
sore of ihe kind I ever saw; also on my arm fm
UheiinnitlMn, and it him given enitre milsfue
lion in both coses. I would not do witliot It tor
ten times Ils cost,and cheerfully rceobimeud it
to Uiu public. MICHAEL LATBHAW.
Jacksonville, i’ji., Nov. 20, JbOS.
A. M.irqnnrt-, Esq.:— Dear Kir; I had ft very
severe attack of Rheumatism In my buck, so
that' I could scarcely walk, which was vorv
Eft nful. Alter using naif a bottle of your celt
rucd Liniment. 1 was entlr* ly cured. This Is
not n recommendation, but the plain truth.—
You can make any use of this you please.
JACOB LONG.
Mr. A. Mnrquart:—Dear Sir: I hrvo used your
valuable Liniment in my family for different
nuias and aches, and it has proved salislaotory
In every cas«. I do think, an an external Lini
ment. It stands without a rival. 1 would cheer
fully recommend it to the public.
Respectfully.
G koUge W. YOfU m.
Jacksonville, I’n., Nov. 21, Ij.CS,
A. Marqimrt, Esq.:—Dour Sir; It nflbrdft me
pleasure to certify that *. have used your Lini
ment on my neck, in a cose oi very Sore Throat,
which was much swollen and very painful, Af-
L-r. two or three applications, I found it to act
like mmrlc. and would recommend It as an ex
cellent Liniment. JACOB SEVERS.
I'rfkilebj/ Ilnvtrstlck lira's., D. Ralston, Cbm
man A Worlhitiylvn, • ar)Mr
R35-AGENTS WANTED! Address
A. MAUQUART.
Walnut Bottom, Cumberland Co., Pa.
T)ee. 10.1 SW
J. L. BTEUNER'S
LIVELY AND iS ALE STABLE
BETWEEN HANOVER AND BEDFORD STS
JN RE A R OF THE CORN-
Having fitted up the Stable with new Carria
ges, Ac.. I am prepared to furnish Ihst-class turn
ou’s at reasonable rates. Putties taken toapd
from iho -priug«.
April 85, ißer-Cy.
W K BTWARD
EASTWARD
i-Btadlaurous.
li RAN D IK S.
Aid. OK CHOICK KKAMIS.
WHISKY,
FOR MANOR BEAST,
SMppensburg Hepl*. 15* ls{>S.
C. MELLINGEB, county Treas’r,
Bloughstown, Nov. 18, IMS,
Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov 20, lb(W.
Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov. HI, uioa
MAN HOUSE,
CARLISLE. PA,
Roots anti Sl)ocs,
UllnlOiU MAJAK
BOOTS ANDSHOES
FO it a it A’ T L EM E fl.
All the LEADING STYLES on hand or made
to measure.
Prices Fixed at Loiv Figures.
An Illustrate.) Pricel.lst wflli Instruction, torsel!
mensurcimut sent. tin receipt l’<«J
WM. I*. It Alt l LLi l,
Aglt. 2A—ly pHILAPKLrmA,
IBrliiral
/Wu MKIMCINIiS* X I
TH K UK S T PI; A ( 15
T O Ji V )
PURE AND RELIABLE
SP M 11 G S,
• »
Medicines and Fine Chemicals,
IS AT
HAYERSTIOK BROS.,
No. 10
Kovdv Hanover Street,
CAItUSLE, PA
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, JSooks,
Fancy G.-Ods, Confectionaries, Per
fumery, Toilet Articles, &c„ Dye
Mufs, Cosmetics, Mafionary, ,
Also, Pure Whies
for Medical Pur
poses,
Tbolr assortment, of Goods, In variety, novel
tv and elegance, eannot be sin passed. Tbo arti
cles have been aeloded with ur**ai care and are
cnli'Ul ted in quutliy and price to command the
attention o( purchasers.
Physicians prescrlpitons carefully compound
ed. A full stoi-k oi patent Medicines on hand.
All goods warranted ns represented.
JIAVEHSTICK BUOTIIF.RS,
No. 10 North HuuovorSt.
Fob. IK, ly
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
For ell tho purposes of a Laxative
Llodioino.
/jv Perhaps no one medi
cine is uaivcraully re
guu-cd. by everybody as
jKY ' a catharti.;, nor was ever
nay before so uuivcrsul
-5 adopted into use, in
v e v'orvcountry ami nnioug
f i\ all cl.idrtci, as this mild
i ngfe.! Imt cilleleat purgative
V iJ i'llf. Tho obvious vc.i
_V-. soi) is, that it is a more re
r lUilile mid far more ctfue*
tual remcily than any
'■ r other. Tlm»o who have
tried it, know that it cured them: those who have
not, know that it mres thuir ueigubors and InciuH,
mid all know that vlut it iloes once it does always
that It never falls through any IHuIJ or negiectol
its composition. Wo have thou-amls upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures oi i ho
following complaints, but such cures are known m
every neighborhood, and we need not publlsn them.
Adapted to nil ages ami conditions in all c-hmaies;
coutaiuiug neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
they may he taken with safety by anybody, iheir
sugar coating preserves them over fresh aim makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use m any quantity.
They operate by their powerful hmuonec on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and t-timulale it
into healthy notion —remove the obstructions of tho
stomach, bowels liver, and other organs* ol the
body, restoring their Irregular action to health, and
bv correcting, wherever they exist, such derange
uientd as arc tho first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in thu wrapper on
the box, fill- the following' complaints, which iheso
Tills rapidly cure:
For or InillgiiNtion,
nc*H. ff/.manor and JLoss of Appetite, they
should he taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach and restore its healthy lone and action.
For I.ivor Complaint and Its! various symp
tom-, Hilioua llraihicbisNlck IK«nul;«ciiu,
Juiiadlco or Cimni MicUnc**, JBiliocta
Colic and IllKoiia ftVvcira, they should be ju
diciously taken for each case, to correct the disca-wd
action nr remove tho obstructions which cause It.
For Iftysentory or niarrliuca, but one mild
ilo-e 1? generally required.
For llliianiiitti'cti) Gout, Gntvel, Palrii
latiou of the ■Jean, I'aln in dm Midc,
Hack and .Loin*, they should be continuously
taken, ns required, to change the diseased action of
Ihe system. With such change thrme complnints
disappear.
For Itropsy and Dropsical rtnelling-j* thev
.should be Liken in largo and iVequunt doses to pro
'dure the effect of a drastic purge.
For Nuppreiotloii a largo dose should be taken
as it produces tint desired cife-t bv sympathy.
As a Dinner Pin, take one or two Pills to p o
mate digestion and relievo the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulate* tha stomach • id
bowels Into healthy nation, restores the am*"
and invigorates the system. Hence it U alien :'d
vantagoous where no serious dcnmgomant e\i*is
One who fouls tolerably wall, often flmls that udosr
oniic.se PIUh makes him feel decidedly bolter, fmin
their «:lcan*lng and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
Jblt. tT.'C. AYE It «t CO,. Practical Chnnhili.
X.OITELZ. MASS., XT. S. A.
by Have mukbrotnors.Carllate.Pa
Oct. to IM-8-lt -
(Plotting niiti jpaiicij (EootP.
JOHN DOIINISR
MERC TT ANT TAILOR,
SOUTH- WKrfT SIPK OK PUIILIO «Q ; KK, CAJIIJSI.K, PA
(iv hrau op’roirnr hour to
clothing made to order, and a good fit guaran
teed in nil cases.
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND A T.AITOR VAUTETY OK
ORSTLK fl.Vff PVIJXISTJTVG GOODS,
Hiu*h ns Under f’lotblmr. Collars. V»c Utter*. Bn*
pendevs. &?,. on hand, Gomlseold hr
l he yard, a* cheap «« nnv house notable the cities,
ami no charge for cutting. A splendid variety of
FANCY WINTER CLOTHING,
French and Domestic now on hand, and for sale
•d. nriccs which defy competition. Don't forget
tli*• place, in rear of Court House,
May 21, iww.—iy
r> EAD AND KEEP YOURSELF TN-
FORMED.—Ha vine purchased the old and
web known business stand which T have occupi
ed for twenty veur*,l h«ivo determlnnd potto
roirre from my pres* nt hUHlneas, but to continue
in the manufacture of
HEAD Y-MA DR CLOT TLI NO
of all sizes and descriptions, »*s well ns piece
goods by the yard, and a general assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
I would respeothiUy tuvlte mv friends and pa
trons who need n gno<l suit of cloths to give me a
•all, ns I hove Ju*t retnrned from the city with n
large of the best quality of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, viz:
Fink Black FnENcn and English Cloths,
’• “ “ *• Doeskin
(JASSIMEREB,
FINE LIGHT FANCY DOESKIN CABSIMERE3
rnssinetls. Cotlonnded. Velvets, Drab d'ele’a Al
pacas. Linens. Satina. Velvet Cord, and many
more ton numerous to menllon. Also, a full as
sortment of
THUNKS. VALISES and TRAVELLING-BAGS
of the best description. With thanks to the pub
lic for past, favors, ami hope I will receive a call
soon at my place. X.'o. 22 A'urlh flfuiover fa..
Nov. IP, IWW.-tf I. LIVINGSTON,
ABTH E WEATHER IS NOW VERY
PROPITIOUS and thv the prices are most fa
vorable for the laying In' of your winters coal, the
subscriber would offer Ills stock to tho public
knowing lull well ihe disposition of the trade
generally to make many promises to effectsalpK,
The subscriber would prefer to leave tho quality
of the ooul ho furnishes
SPEAK FOR ITSELF,
and he will bo held to tho following which ro
Ills old standards.
I, To sell none but tho best coal that is to be
had.
2. To sell ns cheap os any one In tho trade.
8. To deliver what his C‘ t»t mem buy, and not
o furnish them with a lower priced article, to
make tho price suit his sales.
>l. Believes in the principle tha scales cannot
be In use [w thout repal»R,[ for a series of years,
to the advantage of the customers.
5. To keep alTkindsof coal to be hud any where
else.
(i, Novdr to misrepresent coal to make a sale.
7. To gunra. leu full two thousand pounds t
the ton. i -
h. To give tho customers tho advantage of any
change of prices at the mines.
(I. Ir> determined to do all In his power for the
hdnellt of those who deal with him, Send n
your orders und you ahull be dealt ua fairly with,
and on au luvoruble terms us any yurd lu tho
place.
Nov, W, ISQB
Atones, grtnmare. See.
T3HAUTV, UUBAJUUTY. Ki;ONO-
Samme tELIr con.li.Uu* m pan- «r
stoves,
such as th®
'Urlcy Bh c nT| c t^ tor^
ami other varieties of
COOK STOVES,
which they challenge the trade lo ci "PW 'iij
icciing cauHiicni that they com sell boiar«unre»
Ini Ilms money than ""if . '"l' V./vUed m
The ulteiitmi) ol the public Is Invited t» men
choice selection of
RANGES,
FAKLOK AND OFFICE STOVES,
muting which cun bo found
SPEAKS* CELKHRATKD
{{evolving Light
Buso Ilurnlng Stove,
Juniata Base
ilurnlng Parlor Heater-.
m fact they cun please you With Stove* of »U
kinds at prices which dely compoiltlon.
PUM P S ,
cep Wells and Cisterns constantly on band,
r slock of goods comprises everything kept
ilrst class lurnlshlug Store, such as
eo Mills,
Flat Irons,
f'oul Buckets,
Caul (Steves
(Shovels and Pokers,
Registers,
Toilet Ware,
Foot Tubs,
Infant Bathing
Tubs,
Copper and Brass Dippers,
Wrought Iron Pans and Lndois,
Cuke Pans and Moulds,
Spoons Knives and Forks,
And all kinds of Hollow
Ware.
TIN AND SHEET IRON. WARE,
of nil kinds constantly on hand, manufactured
by the bust workmen of tbo bust material. Buy
ing stuck In largo lots for (he cosh they oro en
abled to sell at small advances, all they ask is a
call from you to oxummo their goods and price
list, after which they feel certain you will buy no
where else. Their motto is " Live and Lei Live."
Fire bricks and grates for all kinds of moves,
constantly on hand. Boynton Base Burning
Fire Place Heater, similar to the Latrobo. Ten
Plato Smses, PORTABLE, ami STATIONARY
HEATLIW and UANUEB of the dllfereut manu
facturers and patterns.
Old stoves taken in exchange, No GS North
Hanover tttreet.
THE ORIENTAL.
TITS IMPROVED ORIENTAL
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
and Parlor Furnaces,
IlflVP r-iu. l-'lrNi Clin, I'n'iiilumiinl tbl
Nt-u > <•*■!« *>(><!(• mill 111 her I'nli - **. Al>mi. the
ti 1....! -.11.M IC .MMIMI.ni (hr Fair of
iin- luxilimv (»»•!«( In the
< ii.i i*l ,\i « V.irU, (MIA.
TUKV t’! K I’KIII’KTUAI, HUftN T KR& ONLY
"W- rIHK UKINH UWJHIKKD TO BE
d '."B during thk skason.
TlIiM \UK TKUKKCT VKNTILATOEB OP
TIIK APAKTMKN’T.
Til Isitisl C t N HK NO KSOAI’K OP OAB FROV
TH KM.
•HKHK <L\.\ UK NooM.VKKR OR 8L AO TO
UK KIRK WILL UK MAIN FOR DA VS WITH
OUT ATTKNTION.
THK ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AJf
‘HKV AUK POWERFUL HEATERS AND
VET PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO
MILD WEATHER. 1
THK Y AUK TIIK MOST ECONOUTOAI
<Tovks AND FURNACES EVER
MADE.
THE PUuNnuft WILL HEAT, SATISFAC
TORILY BOTH AN UPPER AND A
LOWER ROOM. WITHOUT
additional FUEL.
The following are a few of the many references
to persons who havo been and are now using
the “ ORIENTAL.” and to whom we confident
ly refer for testimony as to its great merit,
H. R. Breechblll, Dr. D. Mahon, *
Miller <6 Rowers, Pr. Com man,
Wm. D. Spoils.
J. NofTslnger, B. Longneeker,
E. Leonard, Mrs. Galbraith,
Pr. Zitzer, Jacob Thudlum,
and quite a number of others.
For Sale by
RINEHMTTH & RUPP,
No. 08, No> th Hanover Street,
Carlisle, Fenn'a,
Sept. 24,1808—f1m
HAIL! ALL HAIL!!
THE GLORY OF THE NIGHT IS THE
MORNING GLORY STOVE
THE GREATEST STOVE FOR 1808.
Walker & Claudy having Ju«t returned from
New Yurie and Plnlatlelphiu, where they have
purchased the largest, latest and host assort*
montof
PARLOU
COOKING AN D
HEATING STOVES
ever brought to this place, have now on exhlbl
Uon and for side at their Store Uooirs,
NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET,
where they will always ho pleased to see their
old friends and many new ones, call and exam
ine
THE GREAT MORNING GLORY
PARLOR STOVE AND HEATER,
THE CELEBRATED REGULATOR ROTARY
TOP COOKING STOVE
TilS lifoT IN THE WOULD,
THE MORNING GLORY
Is the most perfect parlor stove in use anywhere
or everywhere. It Is a Huso Burner, and ono nro
will lost ah winter. It has mica doors all around
und Is ns bright and cheerful as an open gate. We
respectfully refer to the following persons from
among hundreds of others who have used it. as
to its merits:
James B. Weakley,
llev. J. Boas.
W. B. Mullln,
Wcbert & Borland,
Geo. Wetso.
David Uhnads,
Levi Trego,
Hamuel Greoson,
Weakley dtHadlor,
L. T. Greenfield,
Barauol H. Gould,
•latum W. Eby,
Thus. Loo,
Peter Bpsihr,
Wm. P. rtivmrt,
Jou. Galbraith,
John
Thos. Chamberlin,
John Smart,
John T. Green.
Henry L. Bnrkholdor,
liiahiird Woods,
J, ft. Woods,
RInJ. Woods,
Gregg,
Wo have nlsaa very large variety of Cook fit ovcs
of tho very best, namely :
NOBLE COOK. (Gas Burner.)
COMBINATION. (Gas Burner,)
WM. BENN.
EUnEKA,
WAUABH.
ELECT RIO.
find NIAGRA, ull of which have given great sat
isfaction to the purchasers. We have also a
largo lot of
TIN AND OTHER WARES,
of our own manufacture.
TIN AND SHEET IRON,
of all kinds constantly on hand.
SPOUTING, ROOFING & JOBBING
of nil kinds done on ahort notice ami tmbstonfi
ally. In conclusion vro Invito our friends to eal;
ana examine our goods and save at least twem
lypor.cenf, ’ <
WAIiKEB A CLAUDY,
NO. IS "WEST MAIN STREET,
Carlisle, pa.
not.Mftw.
|iM£M Ai K MKUh INKy.—Diseases o
JP vrnmoii BUPccKKtnJIy oared by nDPlvins to
aABELLA MAHIANNO.M.D., &6 tforth ; \ilh
St. Philadelphia, Pa. ' “
Oct. 29, ■
A. H. BEAm,
Chamber Hots Ac. Ac. Ac.,
Also,
%
ME
, :>/
OBSTRUCT,
OPEN FI UK."
—ALSO—
Hon. J. Stuart,
Edward Fury,
Sorg’t Irvin,
Col. A. Noble,
• Mr. MansUeld,' Sup 1
MU Holly Paper Ml
Co.
Sami Kcmpton,
?Barttoaw, llaiiu ß , & r ,
BG9. HAK3¥r5^j-
HENRY SAXTON,
NO. 15, EAST MAIN ST,,
oARH H E E
olesnle and retail dealer r*
I,U,WI "* M “<TlaSr&’
est quality of American and EnglUh
VOCKKT AND TABLE «UT Lbr
ss-arsici!?,? sra sr-'«....
and warranted in'«SS,SS n “. le( ‘ r >“«a maklS;
GUNS, PISTOLS & AMMUNITION
I rjmcn”J, d Sn P nd', P?M™ t< a!a, 1 tl VC mt W«o-
P.ch»: Shovelß, Spad^fe,
““ r “"- 3 ' «*.«, OItAIN 4 ,
-nten.ll. in great voi : leti el ‘ cepers *»« Zi
w * nro «010 ngonu fur the great
fuel economizer
pat. excelsior weather btrippiso,
B / or doora and windows
ourgood«ar!»of V theAtoPf,w ntof P'. ea ’ i ’ , o all, as
In price. tne M ahest in Quality* and /ou<m
. Order, bym.ll roc.lv. prompt'at,. ntloa.-
GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN FREE.
Dai-tlci Indebted to us for 1808, -will ple M ,
Z^y T T P ', Pa, ' mmt ' and ‘o whom m arc
meat W U *’ **'* presont tllo,r WIU for «ell
HENRY SAXTON.
Jan. 14, 1869—1 y
©rocertes.
FSL.e. OCERIEtf,! FMM
Always to be Imtl at the
<J H K A P 8 T O H K ,
NO 88 KABT I’OMFRET HTUKKT
And why mo thoy always fresh? IWhuw. t
sell a great amount of them, and sell them IoV
'i hereforo I turn my stock olteu,ondconSuS
ly rny goods must be frebh. uwji«i«iuwk.
You will find overj’thlngyon wl.«h In ibewnyoi
aUOCEUIES,
QUEENS WAKE,
m.ASSWARE,
WILLUw Alii)
CEDAit WARE.
BTONHAND
CttOL'KEUV
Wake,
and no and to
NOTIONS
It Is useless to mention them, colne and see fat
yourselves; mid parents If U don’t suit you to
come, send your children, ns they will bo druit
With, with the same oaro as if you were bore
yourself. A>l kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCK
‘niton In oxcliaug or goods, or cash,
0000 LUS. BUCK VV HE T FLOUR,
of the finest quality ou baud, which I sell by die
lb. or 10J Jbs,
RETURN ALL UNSATISFACTORY GOODS.
GEO. 13. HOFFMAN,
NO. 88 EAST POMFRET STJSJfET
F«b. 11, ISTxfl—ly
ISoofea, Stationers, &c,
pIPER'S
ROOK AND FANCY STOKE,
Am> GENERAL-NEWS DEPOT,.
83 WEST MAIN STREET.
CARLISLE, J*A. .
A line assortment of Goods on hand, such as
Writing Leaks.
Port Folios,
Ladles Companions, *
Work Boxes,
Satchels,
Ladles' Purses, «
Pocket Books,
Scgar Cases,
Card Cases,
Gold Pens,
Fen Kniver,
&o„ &o.
A LARGE SUPPLY OP
FAMILY BtßL^ d PHOT Q GRA .pHio ALBUMS
AT BBDUEEB PRICES.
DIARIES FOR 1868.
Subscriptions received for all Magaidnes, FflJdJ*
lor Book*. Papers, &o.,at pubUßlierß pn<-eB. you
sa\e postage and always sure of receiving your
Magazines by subscribing at Pipe® s*
Special attention Is paid to keeping always on
hand a supply of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
for town and country schools. . .
Broils and Music ordered when desired.
Mar 2RlB't7—tf.
jgatt Meneuier.
Ayer’s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
Us natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving . the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
with the gloss ami
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick-*
enod, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can • restore lh e
hair whore the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasjy aedl "
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous-
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, uno.
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances wlucui
make aomo preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor end
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it d° c9
not soil white cambric, and yet lost-* 1
long on the liniri giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J= C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical CfI£MJ ST9 »
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.OO.
Fob Balm by Havcrstlok brothers, Carlisle, P*
Oct. 16,1868-Jy
CARLISLS.'.rA.