■iffl V. ■ ■ - ■— TIP 3i o r a 1 t urn s. - New potatoes have made their np. pearanee lu the nmrki t ut Columbus, Ga. >*jTnE Right Pi.AOR.-The best piece to perforin the Gieuluu Bend is over the Wash-tub.. .... Magnolia Water.—Superior to the best ■imp Tied German Cologne, and sold at half the price. Good Remedy.—Lard, well rubbed In, ■ )s said to lie a eerlaiii cure for the dis tressing complaint, neuralgia. Such a simple lemedy is worth u trial. .Business Reviving.—Tito business of our merchants la peiueptihly improving, their smiling faces giving ample evidence ;Of the fact. Assessor op Internal Revenue.— David F. Williams. Esq., -of Ymk, has been appointed Assessor*!lnternal Rev. enue.fnr tills (the 15th) District vice Hen ry Welsh, resigned At it Again.—if the pt.easnnt weath er continues for any length of time Hip rprivg question may lie settled mmmurtff. We still think we are on the sale side, in this declaration. New Postage Stamps.—The new pna. tape Btampß are In circulation, nml wehy no mi ana regard them an Improvement Thev are mean looking concerns* two thirds an large an the old one and misera bly executed. Care op Stock.—Some farmers touch at Ihttir neighbor* who practice carding their cows. Yet the good result of this practice are seen, not only in the belter appearance of the animals (hut are card ed daily, but in the fuller milk pal's. The Weather.-—Wp have n r w pnssed the bluster and breakers that sur round our vernal equinox, »nd may reasonably anticiputesome sor! of weath er for several months to come. This is about all we feel disposed to risk on the subject at present- Crop Prospects. The prowine wl|£at In Ibis section presents a hlorh’y favorable, appearance. notwithstanding tl e unfavorable weather experienced a few weeks mm, when fears we*e entee. tuined of Its freezing out.lf no im toward event should speedily occur, the* crop will likely he a good one In this sec tion of the State. All Gas. —Halsfo-i Tina his soda wa ter fountain in full blast, and nmnv there be who quench their thirst in its cool and sparkling waters. Last sum mer Ralston's soda water was one of the features of (he season and will dotthf- Jess continue to maintain its reputation through the coming heated term. Bill Passed. —We understand that the bill authorizing the removal of nil incurable cases from the Harrisburg In sane Asylum to our Cumberland conn ty asvium.ns aoon.as it shall be comple ted, has passed the House. The hill makes a liberal appropriation n»r mr nishing and conductingtlv* Institution. Breathe Pitre Am.—Moro cnre should bo oxorrlsed in whnt we breath p thim in whnt we eat. We breathe in ces antl.V, and only eat oernslonal'y.— But nine people in ten shut out pure air ns if it wn<* infection, and breathe that which is foul ns if healthy. The great air question needs thorough and constant ventii-ition. Comet Coming,—A mmn»t«nnerlop In size and l"stre to Enoke'i*, is nigbtlv ex* peoted. Celestial eurlosity-pefkers nre promising this novelty between this dote and June.. It Is the return of WineoU*« comet wbleb has been whisking its* tail through space forever Bn many b^llldre• , year*. The advent of the phenomenon will afford much gratification to all tak ing the trouble to look heaven-ward at the time of its appearance. Court.—Owing to the serionß illness of his brother, Pamnel Orahnm. Fso., Judge Ornhnm has not presided b* court this week. Judge Pierson, of Harrisburg, has filled Ids placo t thuc far ; and as he cannot try the higher ca bcs on the criminal docket, it is quite probable that the cases of Common wealth vs. Paul Rchoeppe and Com. •vs. Adam Titus, for murder, may be continued^ until next term. Vrloctvedr Carnival — wfM be a Velocloe-le Maohnerade Carnival Iti Rheem’s Hall, on FrMriv night, for the benefit of the Soldier’s Monument Asso ciation. Bt’ict order will he mnintnlneU, and the heat seals will he especially re served for ladles.- Then* Velocipede ex hibition* are Intensely amusing, and have alwßva drawn crowded house*. Tn addition *o the nmußenient, there i« the opportunity of encouraging a worthy e»». terprUe; and we hope to see the Hal* crowded. Be GoodNatitred.— Tt onv» to ho coo i naturert, anil ilnn’t pay to be otherwise. Goo' i **.-t *s 1 pnont •ha ve a good -limp, anil loner 'foivd ones ilon’f. BpsMps. yonr dismal ilolta demoralize. Who wants to tp where Inngbter Is a pin, anil jottiiff a prime? Tt would bp n-good thine If dismal people died oft early; bpt terfor.them and other people, "But their tenacity of life is sonie'hln<r wonderful. Pitch people rarely die. They are whif fled off finally hy some little eddy of a maelstrom. Home, —There is something Inexpres sibly touchinff in the story if Tslimaei, The youth waft sent Into the wilderness of life with'liislinwand arrow,** bin hand npslnsf every man and every man'ft hand azalnst hltn.*’ Even in our crowded, busy and soplal world, on itow many is the doom pronounced ! Oh. wh it a hriirht circle does home-love draw around the hearthstone! What an oasis Is “home, sweet home,” In the friendless desert through which we are traveling. A Profit \bt,e Business \ man in Newport N. H., has a good collection of hena. They isld I,6ft* dozen of eggs dur ing 1668, of which 1612 dozen were sold for $Bl5 26. Value of the fowls sold. $10; expense of keeping. $125; clear profit, $240 26. The fowls are of the while Leg horn breed some mixed with Bolton greys and bantams, and numbered about one hundred and fifty. Wouldn't it pay some' of nur peopld to try .a similar experi ment? Try It.—(f every subscriber would ask his neighbor to suh.-erihe anil seinl his name hr us, it would not only double our subscription list and encourage us to publish a still better Jmper, but it would lie u peisonul advantage to every sunscii iier. There is more happiness mid pros perity in a iieigiihiirbnnil where every family lakes a newspaper than where they take none, it makes home imppi er, the father mure thoughtful, the moth er more cheerful, mid the eyes of the children sparkle with joy whenever tbs newspaper emues. Velocipedi.no—tlie new excitement which grows npaee—is likely to do some good after all. It a trai ts liomlr-ds of young men, win Hod in it a pleasant ami exhilarating sport, eheuiier mid more agreeable than billiards, and in every way preferable t-i tile ordinary class lif amusements—some of which are of a questionable diameter—to which as a class they frequently become arcus himed. Aiming the spectators of this new past line are many ol the fair sex, who evince a lively interest in the graceful mn lions of experienced velocipedists. A Nuisance.—Every hndy who attends public entertainments in this place, will tm doubt agree with ns in saying lliaf tlie iiubit nf whistling for tire purpose of obtaining a ‘repetition of any song, net, nr performance is an abominable nuis ance, and should he frowned by liie re spectable portion nf the audience. There are ways of signifying approval, or re questing an encore, without It. There arc a number of unruly hoys, who fre quent pluees of iiiiiu-enietit. ami give forth tlie most unearthly yells mid shrill whistles imaginable, ffa few of them were arrested for distuihing en'Crhiin nienls, and a little wholesome a Ivice given mill punishment Inflicted, there would lie a very preccpllble improvement in their behaviour. A.M.,S 2—All must surrender to ronstitution Hitters, for there is no con cealing the fact that they are taking the lead of all other Hitters, and are destined to become iw famous and popu lar as any medicinal preparation in use. Ail unite in praising them, ami when the people decide in favor of any tiling of the kind, they are generally right. U'e are lately meeting a good many who are using the Constitution, ami it : does us good to see how healthy and ruddy they look; rod they all attribute it io the use of Constitution Hitters,— We would advise you all to lake no other. Use Seward's Cough Cure for that hacking cough. The rapidity with which Planta tion Hitters have become a household necessity throughout the civilized na tions, is without a parallel |n the histo ry of the world. Over five million bot tles were sold in twelve-months, and the demand is daily incr- using. Rich and poop, young and old, ladies, physi cians end clergymen, find that it re vives drooping spirit, lends strength to the system, vigor to the mind, and is exhausted nature's great restorer. It is compound-d of the choicest roots and herbs, the celebrated Calsaya or Peru vian Bark, etc., all preserved in pure ■<t. ('mix Hum., It -is sold by all re spectable dealers in every iown, parish, village and hamfei through North and America, Europe and all the Is lands of the Ocean. PTRwr C'AKiSI>l'GK'-pyKVTUirY7san«n>iKw W. Uilton is erecting a large carriage inanufactory on the old stand on South Pitt (Street, near the Railroad depot.— It has been leased by a new firm, Mes srs. McGinnis, Chunibeis<& Co., wlmin tend indoanextensive bu.-inegs. These ym ng gentlemen are fn in Lancaster, and the Express speaks thus favorably of them: A Lancaster Firm at Carlisle.— Messis. McGinnis, t hamhcis mid Mhz -cr, three young men of this city, who have hud much vulUuloe experience in Hie Couch making business, have re moved t » Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa., and started •* Manufactory for Car nages. Couches, e e„. at I hat p ace. The citizens of Uumheiluml and adjoining counties wll> find these young men wor iny of tiieir patrona.£o, us we can assur* them they were considered to he among •he heft and mod skill.ul inecii .nics in Lancaster. The firm will tie known as as McGinnis, Chambers Co. Seasonable Suggestions.—Spring time w«.rlt of cleaning ims- commenced, and whitewash puiUuild brushes will h< at a premium. Kvery neat and careful Housewife will soon he operating to “ pul things to rights.'’ and in beaulifylqg her premises. To those interested. In this □baiter we would say that a very supe rior .whitewash paint can be made by hiking two 'quarts of skimmed milk,, eight ounces ol fleshly slacked lime, s>x ounces of linseed oil, two ounces of liur u inly pilch,and three pounds of Spanish while. The lime must lm slaked in wa ter exposed to* the air, mixed in about one-fourth the mdk. Theoil (in which the pitcli Iniß previously dissolved) must be added a little at a time. Then add the rest of the mdk, and afterwards the Spanish while. Color to suit (if you do mil prefer white punt) with Bpml-*h brown to make a red pink ; with Japun ish hrown and finely pidveriz-al clay, to make a stone color ; with yellow nruhre or chruiuo to make a yellow color, and uo on. Protection of Fruit.— Late spring frosts, however light, are very destruc tive to fruit. When trees are in bloom I hey require the utmost attenti >n. The proper upplieatiun of smoke lias long been known to many to keep'them in a state of presi rvntiim, but tiie process ol fumigation ,is not so generally under stood. Sawdust or refuse tan hark shou d he procured, most of which should be exposed to the weather, and the rest" placed under cover. If there are indications ol a freezing temperas ture, a tiro should lie started with the dry bark, or sawdust, and tile wet bark, or sawdust placed directly over it. Two men cun make enough ol these fires in thirty minutes to protect a fruit garden an acre in extent. At thisseason when trees are blossoming, fr</st rarely con denses on vegetation uniii lute in the night, nnd if the fires aretoinuieneed at two o’clock in the morning they will ac complish their purpose, and obviate the necessity of renewing them ; as would bo the ease wi re they made at mi earli er hour. Artificial means are often made of use to retard the blossoming of fruit, but this m uie is not only expen sive, but frequently results in entire failure. Many at the heat varieties of fruit will not mature unless the* have the full benefit of summer, ami for this reason the growtli of the blossoms should not be impaired. Go..ntv Super intendency.—ln ,nny next the several school hoards through out the county will bo called upon to elect a County .Superintendent of Com mon Schools. It should be borne in mind that ibe various boards of present Directors vote ,o elect a new .-superin tendent, and not the ones chosen at the late election. As the new boards arc not organized until June,of course they have untiling to do with toe sell lenient of this question. It is-ui imp irtuut du ty to perform and should bo discharged with nit eye single to the best interests of the common schools. T e successful candidate will have for the next three years supervision of the various schools in this county, and should he a m m of integrity and capacity. Tire tender minds oi our youth who receive instruc tion in our schools are iisliioned very muvh after tlie elm meter of those who impart the instruction. How important then that the chief as well us suhorcll nate educators should be persons of up right life, with minds capacitated for the work before them. TRiiivTK nr ncsi-ccr. Whereas, It t us pleased Almighty God. In lhe ili-peii-atlmi of his Provi’. deuce, to remove from our midst aficr many iiionilm of Bntfeihig, imr beloved toother, Past Oraml Jim. M. Frederiek. And whereas, by Hie death of lumber Frederiek, our Bodge ha* lost a faithful Odd Fellow; one always ready to meet the duties imposed upn.i him by the Or der, whose mission Is the noble mien, re lief to siifleriiig liniimnily. Therefore, Peanhedi That the I.inlje, sorrqw- Ing with Hie s lickell t'.niilK. nf nnr deceu ed brother, tender llicin unr heart felt sympathies la tins their bereave ment. lieaolvcd % That the Lodge Room he draped in mourning for the period of thirty days, us n nun k of our respect for on* departed o-ieml ami hroiher. Jie*ofwd, That a copy of these resolu tions he furnished the family ot hrot er Kr» dvricks.au • that thy he'publibhed in the papers of the borough. C. E. Maolaugiimm, \ William Vance, / Drlgnm Young and I lie >*■ evident, The Sal Lake Reporter says : We have been informed that Brigham Young has .determined to take th- new tesldem e in the Seventeenth Ward, now ocounied l»y He r.e Q. ttomimi, ami fit it up in splendid u»’d lux Hour *d a \)«* for me purpose of oiferlng the me of it to President (Smut, Vice President Colfax, and sidle, during then eX| ected visit to Utah this minion-r. It * a-* been unnouii eed 1 lutt Presi le.nl Grail*, (Vfax an I oth ers will make a trip to California ns soon as (he truio-eohllneidal railroads are completed, and. of eour.-e, Brigham will invite them to this eity. min them loose in the sinwh-rey p ito njs, fee I «in- n well wltli plenty of cigars thrown in. and puMthe wool over their eyes generally. Perhaps Ids pl-di may he somewhat m •<)- ■died if Giant should in (lie meantime appoint Gen. Connor Governor of Ui,;i. lid can tell whH u day may h.ing forth. TtVITCUELL COMMIT* KVICIDR lie TnbVa I’ofion (a trnld Demh ou lit* GullaWm. Execution ol Gerald Eaton. Philadelphia, April 8 —At about 3 o'clock (his morning lie wg'clnnaii on duty ut the prison observed Twitciiel walking up ami down Ids cell,apparently in much distress. At twenty inimdeß past five t l e watch man again \ tailed iliecellumj found the condemned man 1> ing in his tied, appa lenity in a quiet steep. '1 lie wa’Ohnum enteied. Mccos'ed him. ami, receiving no reply snook Min, ami found to his hor ror that I he prisoner was dead. A hosty exaiidnution hy the offieers of (he prison made it almost certain lieu the condemned man committed suicide. k>>* wiiivi. »..*•* vcved to lilin hy gome of Ids n lends He has died, and made no sign to con viuceany one of the truth of ids so-called con'essjon. At twelve minutes of one Gerald Eaton was executed. He made no statement on Uiegullows. •rjiccial Koiicrs. rfi &asm\ HALL'S . J vegetable Sicilian B&S 'HAIR • jßenewer . PERSON t WHO ARE GRAY (Tan have their hair restored to hs natural col or, nnd If It has lalleo out, create a new growth, by its use. It iu the best lIAfR UKEKPINO In the‘world, making lifeless,M.ff, Itra-hj luilr. healthy, soil and glossy. Price $l.OO For,sal© by nil Drug glAs. U. r. HALL A CO. Nashua, N. U. Proprie tors. April I, lm Tub Seasons.—" While the earth re miiineth.seed time,and harvest and ok] a id heat, and summeruud wliiter.unddayuud night blmll not cease**' One of the changes Incident upon t his change of seasons is that of mu c o’huig mm the thick heavy gurinent* <>f winter to the light and nl y clothe* of suutTier.-uml liters is no niieiliotg ilmi contributes mure to nurcomfort, our h'-an h and to economy limn our U.us regulating our clothing by the ►« ehungts ol the season. You can he “cool as a cucumber” tnis summer tfonlyyuu wear clothing from Wau.maker a.' Brown's, April 15, IM-y- U. Dusiiuc&s IS otiers. fiSaT* 50,000 bust No X Pales hirsute low at thoYavduf A. 11. UL A Jit. March 11, tSGg—hn figjy 3011,000 fitl <f Pry Pine rn Boards lor h.uo cheap, now U y«mr tuna build- era, at the yard of Mur h 11, latW-lra Buy Cheap f k Cash.—Three per cent, deduction on ut. Coal of huh ton and over, dulivuieJ in town lor tile cabin No alio vunce when a vhtu ge is made ut A. ii. ULAXlt'a. March U.jyuD—im fiST’Drugfl, Meilh inea, Chemmal?, Pa* teal Medicines, (Sc , a full stock constantly on hau'l.atllie lowest muikel rubs. Also a com* plelc lino of school Books ut thu lowest price*, uud all articles porluiulng to iho Drug and Book business. 11AVKIWTIOK DUOS. FqD. 18, 1889—tf No. 10 N. Uutluver St. jSF~No Article Within ouh knowledge is so ertlcnnt in purliying ihe bh>od, removing liuils, Funp es. Titter &u.,.uh Dr. J. Lindsey's improved Blood S< atelier. For sale by iiu.eisiAcii Druthers, Curbs.e, Fa. Choice Family Groceries.—Finest quality ol Teas, Choice Brands uf Family Flour, buck * heal ami Com Meal, ut J. M. Midiunheim er’«,fouih Went corner Fill uud Fomiret tits., Fob. 25, Hk»9—Jut CurUbte, Fa. Attention Merchants.—Merchants will do woll-by calliii. to see the lu'ige assort ment of yuivua and J-'aucy Dry tut Gloves, llmsery,.Neck-Ties uud Hows; Bnspen ders, Caper ami Lluen Coliurfi, « uftu. i rimming**, in great variety, sUaionary,Tailors Trimmings, Shaving, Tooth ami Hair Brusbe*. soups I'eifu-' merles, Drugs, choe Black, «Vc., «vc., at* t COYLE &. CO., No 11 South Hanover at., March 25,18C9-61 • Carlisle, Flu and Balt.— Win. Bluir '& Son. **2Miulh End" Carlisle, olfer Fish and Suit IP any quantities, ut. less privet* than they can be Drought in.m I tie cittern It not sullslactoiy, re turn them and get your mniiev. Cull and bra our imim-u&e block of Queeiibwuie, Glassware, Tubs. Chums, Baskets. Hpo*nis Knives* and Forks, SValiors, and u thousand oilier things tiiut housekeeper** wuiit, u e-sell cheap to ca-b wholesale and retail, and wurruuluii wo sell. Skkus! m.ki>s! ! Kiveh (uihUmi I FlowerSro spot lecelved at ('ormnnti & \V«u tlilnuioipn Drn«store.No.7 Haul Multi St. Also fresh Drills and Medicines* Morin Qukrnswaur.—We Imve just received by the ship •• f*-,rl(r," a lar«e in voice nf i*li»ln Ironstone Ware of ♦•ur own Im portuil iii. We are now prepared tu furnish cheap *eta that will giveKails-f.ietlon.iiiso, llo'cl r unillure. All kinds of Qni'i-nsware nnd Oliou*- ware packed fire of eont. We Imvo In shoo a Inra lot of best Sweet Messina OraiiueH. Snuars, (>llW*s,'Svrnp.s. Salt. I'Mj. «fte. f(I of winch we warrant Ur give witUfacUon, and oiler wholesale and retail cheap fur cash. . mardefc. RUhY-OOODYK tU.—the T.uthernn Par fl'n-geln New Hurston. March 2-». by in v. U. H. Flock, Mr. Ia»vl Hndy Ui MimJ, Agnes O .od. year, hoik of ihl» comity. OHtNMAV—rtMini.— \t, the Name time and & hue. by tno same, Mr. David A. Cormnuti to llnu AngeiinrHnnm. holhol tills county. . UUSTOJC.—in Penn township, on the 2d Inst,. Mr.Jolm Huston, in t e Tllh year oi hU nge, IiUSIOX.—In Penn township.on IhoMh mst.. Miss Sidney « . daughter of the lute John tJUstoti, aged -ii years. ffilje markets. 1 ' FnrUate Flour iiiulUruin tlnikrt, COtmeCTED WEKKI.Y 1»Y J. 11. lIOSI.KK A Mild. <’aicmhi,u April. li. iMiO, Fionr—Wunlly 8 H.Vi,.-on 70 Flour—Muper, 7 60 mm. U) ttjo P i..u. ti ’lovei Set-d y 14) \v ~,a i—NVune., j 4 rmioihy «»,»*.! h & « heat—lied I % SVw Uuy ?Uuu U iw ttye 81 2o l b hlta«le>t»hlu Markets. Flouk.—The m iruet remain?* quiet, but prices nr«* unetiabged. J’liero mmi shipping nenmud amt only i.«m nur eis aeie taken in ttie home c mMimois attfs uOa-iii la imperilim; sttiU£> lorextias; in fr'a* ‘2b f•• lowa. Wisconsin uml Minnesota exlta lumil.N ; 87aVi .5. mr IVnnsy ivu »'iu mill Uni t do. u.'o Flour eoimnaniiii *7 u5O pei hhj. Nothing doing in cWn • HUtUM.—Clov«Mi»eed U lower ; 37.1 bUsbelsaoldut 3U 25uui, abd -onid Horn second inm Is at lie.* nusUe . Tim dbV .Seed sons ut yt.>i p«r bus.— rmx- •« 1 kklli>.ui arrival at jfdiper bushel. WnnKny.—duies are iu.ikt..g«t gl per irailou lux puut. . * Committee. IUS 1115 WM. T. UuIUCIXS llu« a-movcd lileMumnuciury and Salesrooms to NO. I 15 CiIKSTNUT Hi'.. IMIILADKUMi IA. Whore hia * Own Make** of Champion llo.p Skirt--, especial.y mill,lie I loHrsl-ems- H'A rim/ ucl'dl I'iude will i»e fi.and to emlnnce the most extiM'HiVe assortment in me Union. u» <1 ail the latent mnl m-.sL • •esnib'e hivten. shapes lengths am) niwh, a, 2»4 2%,-% ya'ids ii.uud.oi IMa.n amt O.mM . niui'i\ \\ uiKii.g Skirts lie cepinm ftans, Ac., «Se. loji-nier wan over nine ty dill'elOot varieties ol .Misses urn) » lni-fifits' yillrtM. mi of whiell i.futA le. till Inti lightness, elu'lteiiy, iluiuUiinv uml rnll cAiow w».t, me hnetpiahe I hv m y oli er good* in the mat kel, uml are warianied in eveiy tesp-ct - -KliLs male lo older. Altered ami Kepaiicd UholfHine ami Hu an. Mill lines of i.ow priced Faxierii Made Shirt* >5 Springs 3 uvula; 4i Springs -t.ieenis; JoHprniis’ Sieeina; {1 Springs, uj c 11U; ami iJ spring* 73 COUSKTS! '0 US FITS! • COUsKT* I! •57 d ll'er em sijlesiind prnvs, tro.ii 75 cents to -Tim ein bracum U, Wori’ov, •• ..et k ‘Oe«ve Fdtlug •’ Madam P.j'i. vec-et a., a >Uppoiteis m,V .Mood>'H patent •* S-nt- ldJliaing Abdominal'’ Corse h, French, Kngiish and l><m-siie 11 h j. mad** O.iraatH. a il superior Fieiieii I’atierns of Colei I CoimMh, "Our Own Make*’ to which we invite special attention. C-* u.mde u-soi t •tent ot lui.e.V Under Gtr* no nis. m verv low pi Ices. (J lIS Kit A L AOc 1 I*lol the HA ItTltA M ,t F \\. Tt>.\ FAMU.Y ■■'f.WlNO AlACUlN|.ja.hUpermr to any otuer lief »ra l’e* p 1 »|jo. Fiitv-two of tnese No. I. Miicnn.e-, l*rn*e 30-» each, aie* in-iiij given a Way to our customers, in order to a».i tnein introduced.. E-my person in wantof ar iciuh tn our line, sli-.uid examine »U' good* be tore ptirelmsii.g else* here. «'nil or sen I foreji culms, at our Munu.actory mnl Halesrooiiis. N'»«. 1115 Clieatnut >t.. l’.dludel]»lil i. Apills, 1 cu-3m WaI.T. IIGI’KIN.s. DAV.D STKOIINf. \V. D. SPOXS LKK. JuIIN W.urunllM, New and pnpu- IiOOT, SHOE. TRU.VK AXD lIaT STORE. NO* 13, SOUTH IIANOVBR STREET, Caiu.isj.e, Penn’a. A few dnnrsSmitii oflnhoil « buihilng We Imn- Just opened the .urgoaiunu best stock of liOO'i’o «•»>' *'UOE>3 ever ottered In t'nrliide. and rontinno almost daily to receive such 'oils iu our Inn* ti.s every body want', uur (Made eoiiblsU m ull ktndn alid viirifUHn of Womens 1 . Missesand childrens' stmug Leather shoes, \\ omens' Mis-usam! « liildiem,' UiNtmu < J « *; Womens' Ulnve l\ id,Tur«\ev and Flench Morocco; Meqa 1 und Uo.vh' t nit, Itutt’uiid Km o.o.o; i.«.y« Calf iit.it Huff »’migi«,.-s thuteii,; Mens' h iul Hoys Lasting < hilt ens mid Brogan* J Mens* a il Hoyt, I'aifuml Butt Oxford I'ies; Onm sandaic, ina-km* am) U\ui8lu>es* Men ami Women*’ li «iu. Well amt i 'm|ajt Slip ; Metin', Buys’ uiul Lhl‘iln.iifi’ Fur uud Sax <m.v nuts. • TRUNKS of all hlkps and prices; Traveling Bags, S ilchrls aml % Valise*, together wuiiu H,,* lot 01 goods, wluch'wo will t>eil to suit the uinea "QUICK BALK* AND .SMALL PRO* Il'H,» is our tm tto, Theivfoio, in Issuing our.card.lt is Intended a-*- u eisouut mviialtoli to all m need to call amt look ihrougn our mock wildoUi reeling umiei oitilguil >ns to im> unless suiti-ii m quuniy und ptlee. Woslmll aiwa.vstiyto deal vvtlli ev.iyoiieiu a Mruignt imwii i| inauiiei, and give eveiy customer a i;.n eqmvalant lor ills ■it n.ey. We nope all will uvu.i themselves ul then Ihot uppo, tunny to»an mi i see u-%. b'f KUi»M ± SI'U.sSLKR. April R, lbC9-ly QO TO SANDER SEGELBAUM, COK I V HICK r SrUKCT i MARK KT SQUARE HA imiSUUHG, PEXN’A. Who Is Just opening the largest a*ortmcut of CARPETS, If 11 ,Y GOODS &c. ever brought to tlarri-dmrg. Large variety of LADIES’ SACKS. Mr. Rea'dlmuni Is ft live and upright luudno ,man, and wo adv'jsu our lenders to give him. cull. March 2'x IMIU lin HOTEL. NORTH HANOVER STREET, Carlisle, Pa.. The subscriber tins leased the abuvo Commo dious uud WELL-KNOWN HOTEL, (lately nrcuoied by Lewis Faber.) and in now prepared to ace >llllllo.lute ihepuhilcin u manner lO giVO SUllslUCtliiU, FOR FIFTY lIORoES. WM. E. KAHNS. April 8. lißMm* A. ii, BLAIR. MAXATA'VNY OHAPK.-T/ie itioaL delicious Whit*' Grape grown \ ini u per- X. cuy lmrd> uiui productive. Now ready for in hpecilnu uud t(:Ue, a lalgu rdock olexitu Mtuhg Weil grow n Grape Vines one ulal two > eur*,c>au> prising in pin t—Alvey teui lyj • oiicmd Clinton, * reve.imt. I'elawa.e, Iniina. Haitloul I'iomic (o-irly.j (sth-olt (-t years) /mi, .»t txautw.iv (whip*,) Miivcailine (earl.eM,) Hoheccu |Wlliie,> Kngerw’ 11 \ lirid* No. 1,3. -I. 10, 111, SI, (lliige uiiU line,) TeJegiaph. (early ami ox--eiieiil,i isr., at prices and mqu >|ilil>e* to •‘IHI all. Al.io.u »o* of uxlia large hearingconeold Vine*. John kkpflk, Cliy Kloml Garden, corner r*o und*a half and Foster hirett, ilanlsburg, l’u, April*, I'tw.—it* J_£ENRY HAltPiiK, 52Q ASCII STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Has a large stock, ul low prices, of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY, -(OLID SILVERWARE AND PLATED SPOONS, CASTORS, TEA SETS, *c. April K, INK>—3m NO TICK.—Thu pulilic hereby eau. tinned agaiiiht purchtiHiiiK from 11* nr*’lijuw- Irnugii. o| .Nevvville, a Hole draw'll Ijr me. lor Two Hundred xml Filly H dlars, d n *-,■ «lcLoi*er, to*! will mil pay the aum< milesM legally roapelled P»d-»*o. JUd&Pti dll LI Ail*. April 1, I»W—4l WM. BLAIR & SON, “Month Knd“ Carlisle, Pennn. Dleli, iMu.vj iuiMi.v. v.jm ij. i>93. Orji ©oods. ISb ( J. si-uinu. ibuy, NEW men AND BEAUTIFUL STRING GOODS GREENFIELD'S, Kb. 4, EAST MAIN STKEET. You* inspection Is solicited, as great bargains all kinds of Dry Good# oro now offering llavlngiJurchascd a full lino of all the most de sirable gc iods of the season for cash al the lowest marktlui.t goods have reached In the lust six years.! 1 am prepared to offer to the trade groat- cr Imlbomncnts than can bo found m any House Id this viillcy. All I ask to convince any ouo of (ho abov*e/ac/ f is an early call. JDRESS GOODS, oil shades of COLORED SILKS, SILK AND LINEN POPLINS, JAPANBBE P O P L I N 8 , MOHAIRS, CHEN ES, STRIPED PIQUES, FIG PIQUES; beautiful abodes of SPUING ALPACAS, STRIPED St O II A I„R S , STRIPED POPLINS, ELEGANT DELAINES AT TWENTY CENTS, STRIPE DELAINES, SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN PLAIDSuud STRIPES, Al A, \Vt)oL DELAINES. In singienud double widths. CHILDRENS’ DRESS GOODS Id great vartoliea, DOMESTIC GOODS, 5000 yards GOOD CALICO at JO ami 42V$ ceuta, UomeKtlc Glnghnma at 12V6 cents and upwards. Mucks of Tick togs. Sheeting*, Pillow-Case Mus- lins. veryehtap. Pintles wautlna (he above will •»« .-~n ... .vamluo uur stock before purchasing. Cottouiides, Shirtinj Stripes, Checks. Drills, GRAIN BAGS, CL'OTIIS & CASSIMEUES, fro* i the T . ©west Grade to the Finest French, Hair'lng always taken (he lend In this blanch of the» buBInPBH, I wotldsny I am belter prepared i Ida .season than ever, to ncetthe wishes of all desiring a good article, or a very fair bargain. SUITS MADE TO ORDER, at Uj.o shortest notice by a flrst-closs taylor. MOURNING GOODS, BOMBAZINES WOOL DELAINES, BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES, CHAPE VEILS AND COLLARS, English Crapo BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, * Square and long, also a full assortment of Fu- neral Goods, for which orders will be promptly ami aalJsf/icioruJJy filled. WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TABLE C 1,0 T 11 8 , N*A P K IN B , towels, linens, MaRSAILLES, PIQL’ES, QUILTS, SPREADS, NAINSOOKS, INDU TWILLS, SWISS£3, TARLETON9, CAMBRICS &C. KOXIONSI In greot varieties. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, a full «:ock constancy op hand. *L BEJIHMBEB THE PLACE, NO. 4, EAST MAIN ST. You will nol be disappointed If yon roll and see I- T GREENFIELD. AfrUB.UW.-l/ T IS I' OF DF.AI.KRSIn Go<»l». Wan-. I J urn I MvrctmnilihP, a t-o Ifrewei*. DIMUIfn-. l.imiljfimen, hatha 11oiih4>k. At*., withtn Hu county of t’uinherliind. mi uppruiK*d unit ns*» si* ed by Frederick (‘orninim. MerranMle Appmi* nr. in 1101*001111101* with thetiQveralueiaof Aa*uin« l»ly, us follows, to wit: Clou, Lcldlch A Miller, dry poods. 9 Hentz a i>n»H, do 0 "gdby, (J. do , Id Huwyei A Co. da 9 Miles. W . A. do H G eenllc'iL I„T. do ‘ II ItniK.J.G. 11. do 14 Harper, Hum A . do U Hutton, .lalm.lHiicy gauds. 14 Benizler, Jus- ph do 14 N< IT. J. I'. do 14 ■ ayie Ai 0., do 13 Rodgers. C. M, Jeuelry, 14 Nannie, W. D. il. do 14 I'aiil.Mi, T. do 14 Cramer, K. C. do 14 Heysibner, 11. do 11 Suxtaii.il. hardware, ’ 0 M Her & Bowers, no 10 Oeker, A. K, Mrn.sewlug machlncß. II i umpbeil, Jiditt do U Kiumer.J. M. AP. 11. do II .MCl.Utieglll, JuS HlllVeS, 14 GtineMimh a Rupp, do It Kridley, Win. do • 14 Wu.kor A dumly. do 14 iMdieis, Win, coulectlonary, 14 Miller, peter do 14 Illieem, J. If. do 14 Ke.ll'ui, Mix S. M. do 14 Hughe*. Hubert do 14 Ymlnuii. Geo. do 14 Martin, Jacob do 14 HrlirodfiihvUiih.J. do . , II Zeigier, J. a. Howe- A food, 14 Beeieta A Bn s., produce, II Busier* Uro do 11 Uuuduuld, ll C. do II Hurknes*. li. do 14 Hliamltu -I. AD. do 14 HUl.t nnifl, C,«. <Io , 14 Cornelius A Bash.do 14 JlaavtT, 8, M. lumber ACOIH, 14 mm r, A 11. ,io u Dmum-ey A.shrotn, do 13 Uimmls, ( . cuul, 14 Greibinuii, u. groceries, 14 l.i/.nmn, C. do H Harm*, W. 11. do 14 rtnnlh. \V, 11. do 14 Wetzel W. M. do 14 Bender, John do 14 Musonlieliner, J do 14 MUx A. J. do 14 Keel»C\. t•, n, do 14 Kiiiir. Wn). a Son,do rt • • lit. biumtt. U. do 14 Kshenl null. F. dti 14 ItraWii. John do II Meek, .1. I». do II Wetzel. .!•>«. 8. do 14 • Fuller, J..lni do 14 liUluei* J..1.U do 14 Zelgler, Jas. do 11 Feller, W Q. do 14 I'aii y, 11. do 14 Cameron. W. do II Hener. Juth.b do il F half, I‘lirl-t da 11 Wuslmnmd.W. O do- 14 Half mill, G. U. do It Dual mi, (J do II Lizmmi. Jahn.furmturu 11 t'oriliiiHli, hledk. no 14 rdnipley.Clms. do 14 Kw.mt A. U. do 11 Slj.e. I). do 14 MleH. Ja-oph bools A Shoes, 11 Dorner. N. do do II Finale, lleiij. do do II Farier, W. .d. do do II . urmnati, .1, do do II Fleming, K. C. do do II Irvine. .lulm do do 11 jiiven, W. C. do do 14 straianASpmisler boots Ashnes, 11 Lisznmn. Philip, lioaiji A shoes, II aii'tmwi-ili, Win. mili.moy, II N\ itauniH, Mrs E. tlo 11 Nell*. .Mm. M, do 11 Hutton, Mim. do II HuiUgg. Win. cloihliig, 14 l.erhler, A. (I. do H Knmeiibuig, 8. do It I. oi mo. K. B, do II Smiley J. W. do ll j,i\lllusion, I. do It Goldsmith. E. - do II 1 Dorm r, Joim do II Kubhm.W il. do II Hiuer. H. 8. ■ do II UllMleh. N. do II v'oiiiiiiiui. 11. drugs, It Klimii. Mrs, S, do II i'milinfill a Worthington do il HuVerMieU Bros., do II i install, David - do li Flunk r. N. do l« 1 i.thli, G. t J tobacco, J It BpnmiJer. 11 K. do It li v lll A llerbsl, do it Kusminger, tieo, leather 11 Ktisiiin.g r,s. Kobe*. II l iK'iiiniiii. . I'hoioKiapUs, M 1.e.-her, .1, C. do U |*iper, W. K. b.olcH, ' ll J. Ju-, do H Miiiiimii.S. F. do 14 Boiik, iuo. hats & cups, 11 IvcntM', .mo. A. do do 14 Cuiiiu J tl. do do 11 l.i.w John produce, 14 ."Hlel., >. dealer. 14 Hubert Alliauu, do 14 DHKINSOM. Wolf ft. dry good* A gro*. H 700 Myers. D-v. do do U “HO Uuidnei-A Myers.do do 13 hi u Clever A, Co., do do U 7 CO EAST PK.VXrtUCmO. Rowmnn, H. N. dry goods* gro., Il 700 (lleKMier .J.ilin do do 13 1U n 0 ItiHiks, 11. & groceries, 14 7 (n» NhdinteK. I’eler do ’ll 7 nd l.mumpeker. J. do 14 7 tw Hummel, *•. L do 11 7 1)0 prsl uc °. U I “* oyxier.Keo lumber, 14 7 <0 .Mai-ill*, ft i’"., do 14 7 dj smitli.u. w. confectionary, ll TOO Ma lz. I lieu M «)<» 14 7 HO M«y & Co. bootH&Hhoeß, 14 7«W N’eidteli, .1, 11. (iiercht (ullor, ll 7 (XI ‘ Hand, N. hlovus. -- H 7 (XI Kimur, A. furniture, 14 7 0" Miixxer, I'nvld.wjnp , 14 7 Off Knumel.Juhu marketing 14 7 00 FHANivFOUD. - stongh A Flliol, dry goods, 14 7 no Woods, Sum'i. do 14 7 00 uampden. Wolf .T.S. dry gauds, 14 TOO NMiales. I’eler do 14 7 HO Wls... E. W. do 13 I'(Hi Templm. >. M. groceries, 11 7 00 Hupp. I), dry goads A gr iceries, 13 In 00 Hupp. J. .1. t ‘*o., pradUi-e, 14 7 on Teiuplin, cyius, turnituie 14 <UI I.nWEU ALLEN. Good. P. 11. dry gnads A gro., 14 TOO ItoU'iimii A • *o„ da do li 7(H) Knnkle A Iho, do do 14 5 ‘ D slh-vh-U, C. drugs. II 7ixi IMrudi, I. G. stave*. 11 TO) Fret/., A. 4 Sail. Hauls and Himes, U 7 (M Gilbert, Cyius,Whips, 11 7't*o MIDDLESEX. O'Hnrn.lL dry goods A groecrlcs, It B\viler, -!.■ do do ll MECIIANH'SnUiIO. (’■imfart, A IhiUaif, dr> gauds, ll lU‘i-u A Weslhuler. do 14 Fl.dn, Hrnet groeenes. Huber A , dry gauds, 11 Olnver W. G granei-ie.-», 11 HnmUoA N ieM*w»ng»*r, dn g »ods, 0 J'evniiiev A Mj*ei>. groeerlm, 13 Hsmißt F. A. A lira , diy goods, JJ Ihisi A- Son. da in Kiift iisbi-rm-r. U, D. da 14 Elenek, do-. ilo ll) Millet .v lleyde, groceries, 11 Mullh. J. lv da 11 lamnmiii. J A. do t J*J l-.be' ly. D. W. do 13 Kmmliiger J. do 13 Mliltew.il, H. W. do 11 Un>er, MUn Clara,millinery, 11 Ki.vun. Mrs, H. 0 do 14 Kberly A son, lumber, U Mllh-lseli A San, da il l.aliß A Uilidl,S, do ll Maar, 11, s. do 14 Mdb r w Gurnet, pi,iiluco, ll Itryson, T. 11. do K Slaviinm A lUlrher, do 9 ISoyer. Kberly AS m, hardware, y Kinunel A BubU. do ,10 Folk. G. dings, {4 K'Vs, Yet mull, do 11 Huy. Ai/ied do 14 Ili-imiii.J. 11. do 11 •Snitvelv, rl. H. Ua IS '/Min. Henry slides, 11 Laiignecker. J K. do 11 Kmrn.C do 14 Retge, Levi do 13 Itawnnin. A Dro., do ll siui ter, A .1. do 1 i siimm. s. variety. 14 Flslee, I). 1,. blunkpls II Mutlln-u-A Hnt,. plumbers, 11 Wnmiei hell A IlnUvU, stoves, 14 \\ iiMan, Iru da ] I Mnui'k A t»u*hl, furn turo, 11 Tl(/el A Iba., .da 11 Hunp, .Itthn da 11 swuiiz Jui'ali jewelry. ll simphy, H E. do 14 Fulmer,.!. H. r cigar, 14 Gii'KVih r M. d«> 14 Elder P. A. confectionary, 14 Grave. Juoab da 14 Cuir. 11. G. Ayt. Cimblng, 14 Keil!>-r,L !•. do 11 e. brnlllH, 1.. W. do 11 tinker, J. 1., paper, . 11 Full, lienj. blunkeiH. 14 st nmwe , A Titzel, coni, 14 Miller, J A Co., l4 (‘ii'dM'icu, \F. xewing muclifncß) 14 N Ull, il.’ Marketing. 14 MIFFLIN, Sherman, John U*-ri;uudannd gro., H Null, Z. uo do 14 MONROE. Herman. J T. B, dry Ruuds, Flunk. John do Fevnmey, L. D. dings, Flunk, sum I. feed, bpubr, Henry do NEWTON Manning A Rro., Piuduco, 10 llitixli A Ibu., du ll Snyder, il. do Id Wulin a Wagoner, do * lo ijurxli J, A J. H. do 9 sium-r s. A. dry goods, 14 Lewis, J.T, do 14 lieberliß ASun, urorerieft. 14 W lUililnger, Joe. dry gouds, 14 Clever A • rust, do 14 I(>lu,jatm do 14 HuUer.J. do 14 Minieii, .lohn groceries. *: II F«'Mial J. »', dry gauds, 14 Heiitier, W. K. groceries, 14 lly ers, E. Cuniectiunery,. 14 Gibson. Gro. do 14 Lewis, Win, do 14 MaU'li.sum'l, shoos, ll Green. Junies do ll speia er, l>. W. »tnvfn, H lluin.C. 11. markoting. 1« Lllluil, ilury.millinery, U imuubergcr, Hunt, marketing. ll NEWVILUF. James. E A Uro , dry goods, ii MaUgll A Klllul', do pi M’Cumm»b,r. do }j M.iiraw, W, 8. groceries, It Giitbiu r; S. do lienner, W.K. do Irvin, A. L, o.iotsuml shoe*, M'Ciure, il* • do Denems &c. J*um«,l£. Atim, oIoUHBg H Hist ot Dealers*, , CA It LISLE. 1. (1,1 7 10 7 On 15 On 8-t on 25 in • 25 Oil n in on 13 1U 00 14 7 tO U 7 HU li 7 OU 20 0° 20 UU 2D te*‘ a»ou 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 ou 7 0* Hist of EJrale s. Ik'Whi.t.v hoiuhvmv do U TOO noi n». (I. \V (to U TOO Cnnd-dl, H. 1., it Son do ll 7 00 mixwvl', AMdiew Fluies. 1J 700 \fhcr*l'u., Uiukh, II 7 00 Ultf.K do II 7 CM F. do 14 7 OU .Ceed.,Mr*. It. do II 7 00 .dm 1 cornel v, Dr. do 11 TOO 7 u*J irb-ker Uco. M. do II 7 00 ineker, .lolm do 14 7 0' 'kinui'i AMiii, hardware, 14 7 01 uiniUl.-.J.A. do 12 1200 ..uhdlH.\V. Jeweliy, 14 7 U» M.dl.G W. Mou-i., 14 7 4\(>m.i*dv, J. >!. do 14 7 Henry It. counrilonery, 14 7 »0 . imwiwul. J. W. do 14 7 10 Ijoighliu. Jos. feed, 14 ! W .Mnu-uunhltu llarm-l millinery, 14 7 o*l Miilley, MUsM. do 14 7 W NEWBURO. V KlllnM «t Tlnrr, dry K*»od*, Vl WOO •uevlek A Nwigerl, do. U 15 (W M’ oy, )»iimt*i.i»oMt>tHiid hhnes, 14 7 »>• olevick, C. C. furulime, II 7 00 Lircivtf. s■_*> in jy> n* 12 5* ,? 0" In u 7 0* 7 a. • 7 tf‘ 25 11 2n Ot 7 on 7 0 7 OO 7 ft* NEW CUMRERLAND. Wlllet.T. drygoods, 13 10 On fttlghiiuin «t Son, do 14 7 00 KoMidC !>.. do 11 15 0u Mti'wr, 11. H. lumber, « #u Uy *i>>l»-r. CJmrifS "do J| 7 U/ IlllllCH, MWrll, do ‘l4 7 Oy Lee «t Eberly. ‘do It SO 0^ PENN. Ernest A C’ever, dry go ds, 14 7 00 CteVel‘<t Co, <lo 14 7 tti •ucker, Henry groc ne«, ‘l4 7 Ou Um ber <t Kiuiz, diy goods, 14 7ou Juj Co .k & Co,, do 12 U 50 SOUTHAMPTON. Miller, Daniel grocerleH. 14 7 OU Clever £ I'bnuda, dry goods,- 14 7UU ,< ‘lever, < *e««ge do 11 7 On H'l hom *t Wlllmms, do 13 hi ou Al ison. C. & Co., do 11 7 00 Cron, 1). S. do 14 7 (X) BIIIPPENSBURO. I>nndl«, J. Jewelry. 14 7 00 Hu> es, \V, I), fcl 'ew ng machines, ll 7 ou l»»vis Mr*. M. millinery, 11 7 UU llubiy, MlshS. do 11 7 00 uiuion *Co„ produce, h) 3i CM 1. ng &0;rIi, d» 11 15 IMi Met row «t FJicklnger, do 12 12 fin Idiilr, T. 11.I 1 . do U 15 UU K-mtioi-S unughnmu, groceries, 1| 7 00 Titrimiii & Kuuiuol do It TO" Ni.iuUer. Johu ’ do II 7"" I’ligut*, 1. U. f'HIU l. Mulllit J»|m \\ t'lH IT. W. F. AHz. I'. S. I'llQ k*. do II ‘ 7 INI Holiiir, s. id: Bon, do ji r ou Annin. M. M. do II 7 <«i do II 7 OU I), H, dry hoo«Ib, ji \2 An Hlindglu-H, U. <lu li 12 6" Kootg«v M-migmneiy do H j* nu JuioiMih, W. r. do li ri6o Ifarmnreft NVciy, do 1,7 Hi On Wuiulfiii U a Mfll.lumliiT, I-t ]o On Ho dig, J. 4 J, U. dr.\ good*, 111 2U 00 (hviif-uii.U. N. «uiileciu>m.oy. It 7 Ou Cl«ik. Win.- do II 7 o<i Konkin *U ibble, drugs, II 70" > luck. J. i;. ' do II 7 ou K-lu-r. K. IC. non, J. \v. do shn«H, t•«.lu. U. li. do II 7 OU M’l'i.i'i-sniurox, Imrdwnro, It 15 0» Stnvirk <t IU-iiwU, do It 7 0»- UnvW I a -umi I, do ];{ io u) Mmdd,\..l. run-tUirc, 11 7 ou flihttl! 1, liovM tlo 11 7 1)1. Ki-rnlmit, link" ,t Ur--., -to It 7 0) WlllllMi-A WIUtITH, t»UOC3, H “ou I-dm A. do 11 7 0" KHmi. Juiui H.lxiolvß, II 7 00 IJi-ldu--*.. Jt.lm & Hull, cloUilnu, II 7 uu I.itiid’h a In-nder, tlo II 7 Ou rdiforfi & Ilnur, do j| 700 Smiley, J. M. do II 7 OU SOUTH MrPDLETO.V. II rnmn.U. *%ry goods, II 7 00 'A -IM-T A Uro., tlo J| 7 0" llownmti a lit mmlnirnr, do It 7 O'- ZfdtfkT, J. It. aiurnu-a, II 7 !>• Z--ililer, D. M. do II 7 0. Kmn 1. tlo II 7 in- 1 li-«-kim«ii..l<>l))t notions, 11 < i> ’i-*}i)it*r lMiiii)> > f«oi'i*cii>.nnry, II 7 u tp--i». t?oi>md.tuniuuiM, 11 7 On Wiltmm*- >n. J. A d/y goods, li U 5i- Wtduieii «s LotlCi’t. Juhn.iumltiiro, SILVER SPUING, Orris i T nml). diy goods, 11 15 on a (, -lu 17 1" 0" liUikli-ii-u*i, \V,d. do li 7 (► No--.. J li. do II 7 in l.iio-e A Kwixit, tlo II 7 Ur UOthuii. J. W. tl.» It 7 01 I iMdigli .1. (I. * Uro,. pronnrp, 17 10 no Ulmt-r, T. K. con.fcutmciy II 7 0 lintKtMjiulSt-r, T. do II 7 o<- Uu-k-u, J. . do II 7no Wamimugli, Win. rnnufTo. II 7 00 lWl’b.ll ALEN. Htrnrfr. 7. clothing, UusiWHcr, j. N. dry goods, WEST PKNNSBORO. I Pn». O. W, dry Romld, 11 Ton Mlmmimunh. L. J. do H * «,’(> DiU'i A HuikJiotdur, do 4 la 10 I*o ArCuiloWf. A. S. do 14 7 &• .1. W Huud«h<*w Curoih'MH, J. S groceries* amt shoes, li U«mml J.«io <•«, Jnr«»lh«TH.J rt.* pro litre. 14 7 ih i(ru> <l<m, \V. it. do 1 < IUO Walton. Jelm dealer. H 7 oil )4 7 in bihliup, \Vm. do II 7 Ou EATING HOUSES: J°^.r..V et, ' mn *' ,a ' 3Ur ®» 8 5 w PISTIIXEHS AND rniEWERS. Knhler.F. Nowlou lowuhljl,-, 0 25 (XV \Vin*h*r. J W. Uo do o 2,5 no Fuber, C. Carllslo D 25 VO IULLIAUD SALOONS. HlppJo, Jucob.CurJNJ#*, uver lletinW.N wvillo, sv eiriiMi, tmauuul, Medmnfcslmrg, • Apfift 'I t<» i»<» It- Id at iho Court Houko. In Cur* liKie. on in** :fi, lot It. lim and 2Hh, da.vn cU April, ImW. All pen»oun uuneved nmv have n*- dHVHH F. CnIINMAN. April I, IHMUIJt Mtr&iniile Ajiprul**r JiWjllMl, THE R’CRLD’rf INTERNAL REMt EUYM 7 [rheumatic, compound [BLOOD PUiBIFIER, 15 ItO QUICK IK ITS ACTION. permanent in its CUIIE 2* On Jit (hi 12 51 ItttA'D Tin: FOLLOWING TESTIMONY 7 IN) Messrs U. E.fcoUorn it Co.—Having Rufr«rp<] u llli UlifiiimillHto f >r u Imi»k 1 was linlucpii (»v Co I, Dunks t<> tiy Johnson h lUn-unmlM ' •onijiouml. I l urolms*-.! ono bollln an.l was i• nu lieiiucily eutvd uiu-r nsinu mlne.*«laya. u, £ lAU UKNCK WIM-IIELL. 7 Ktm, AIU-ghmy Co.l'a.. D*.v. Hi, tt*M, 2t» no 7 INI 7 ntt 12 s>t Mossrs. It. E Sellers & t’n.——After huf fennjz j.ii- M'vcir >•«•»» iniiu UhfUiimiiHiii J wii* cim-'l hy mu* h title of JoUn-*m’f» iiheumutie «'niiipouiid, wiiuu Physician* could give me m» relief. JOSEPH KOKINS. Rhnrpstovrn f -N. J. Pcc. 15. imw. Messrs K. E. Seilers v t ’n.— {tear Sirsl was u crti>|ile froni for sixteen year*. of* It'll {<) llltl {('tli-t'. (If«> even Ullltllie tu unllc JiihiiMin h Klifiiiiuiiu* LVinijiiinnil rureii me h orn my iiweuse, hik) i.uwlcuii walkwlllmui my stall* as well a.-* e\ ci. Tienutn, October 23. Im»j. It. K, seII«TK it • a—JohiiHn'iV UlUMiimii !*• i 111»hiiid <-ur<-«l nit 4 <>f Hlu iimal l>m wht*n l'li.\ bli-miirt mul I'vui-y i'Uht piepurutum li. llic I'liam.ucojmi lulled Leavenworth, IviiU'-as Dec. ti'i.l&'S. 11. E. Seller* *t Cm Dear Sh>: —I here by eertlfy Unit n number of perMiti*. tiny bnber uni- nu the nunioer, \ybo were utllicied with I(lieiiimili»m l'-r .immy x ear*, huo> to my Kuowu'Uye. been pei nmiienily cured by the übe of Jobiisuirn Rheumatic Compound Slmrou, Pcnna. Nov. 20, I>o7. IL E. SELLERS & CO., bole pnopßißrons, I ITTSBURGn. PA, FOB BALE BY JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY OOWD E N . PIHLADELIMIU, PA ’ A XI) II A VERSTI CK BROS., CARLISLE, PA March 4, IWsy-tf PI 1 1 LADE LPHI A, Murvli 10th. 1809, \V»* h**ir leave in Inform you thm wo are pre pared tn offer furyuui iiippectiun, our usual un> MUrllUL'Ul of MXLINERY GOODS. ConalMlnif of the A ’ewctl Shape* m straw, Hilk and Coup Huts. lt>>uuu(H, Ac.; Velwie, silk Good*, Hi boim, Kin eis, hVuiberK, Kudu;-. > rupel. blonds, braids, I irmuneiiU, Ac.. £«. i Hi' Ibehu| mV to wall on you ut your store nr re ceive your oiUer. /Tir* lowjur ca.\h Yours. Ac.. U. WaIU). Nor. 103, 105 and lU7 North Si-rond *dr**i t, I'hila ibdphm. Miftcb iH.lbiO-lm NWJ I rL. Anih't* U iisreby gi von t it lelteis of mlmliiiMlruU'.n on the eatat ..r .Inhti O. Hiiyiler, late oi .FnuiKfiinl lownmii) ruinberlaud entiniy. deceu-en, uvo been gram t*<l inHoiiiuel ll.>u>de. iuiU Jereiiouh .*>uynei fi-Mdu/tf in said cnuuiy.* Ail peiimus bavin, •MitiiiH nr dtauniidn akuinftt xhu Mild decedeio .no rct)Uf»t«‘il t*» iu.ikc iiio.Mtiiu* known lu IU Mild uamiiiisltuUi.s Without delay. S.v.ML’E.. il.n.v i HER, JtiUAUAU s vYUKR. Marsh 11, ISCO—Si llt.Vl.LSK l.\ XiiJiPIUC. Just opening a full assortment of Splendid patterns, ENGLISH TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS. LOWELL THREE PLY, ONLY ll 75. EXTRA SUPER TWO PLY. ONLY 1136, tNURA-IKS, STRIPED, VENETIAN, WOOL DUTCH. arAIB, KAO LISEM,nEUP,d«„aIIat do 11 7 OU do 14 7 u> do 14 7 (*> do j 4 7 Wi do 14 - .7 Cl GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. OIL CLOTH, FOB HALLS, 14 7 Od 11 7 l>> Table I.inonFi, Damn-ikn, Ticking*. sheetings. Checks, Calicoes, Olnghans, Muslins, So, So, all sclltngat such prlccsaswnastonish all that 11 15 OU will give us a call for HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Please remember ifcat there Pat been a grc«l decline In 24 7 Of' 11 7 (X* Pi 10 IH< 11 7 On So that we o.*e able to t« 1 New Goode fully t« cheap «• tnc wholesale p riots & few mouths ago. Please do net fail tOfivaasaa early oaf) aod gst bargains. SO 00 £0 14) 30 00 „ u ■ LEIOICH A MILLER. March IR, l«c. $4,500,000 SEVEN PER CENT; GOLD BONDS, THE LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY. rucY ark a mver sionraAOE fcmi» BUM), FREE OF UNiTKXi UTATEU TAX. Secured by 1.C33 000 acres of choice Lauds, and by the Railroad, ha Rolling Stock and the Pruu clilmj . of ifio Company, for wile yielding in Currency, NEARLY TEN PER CENT. INTEREST. We will talcs Government or other Pecurltlea d fall in irkci prteo, In exchange for (he Bonds, l’iuuub..-l3 and full InforniHlii.u, and Honda fur* multed uu application by mall, or m person, DE HAVEN & BRO., Aankdjis and JAMES McIHAVBLL. DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT BE i NO 40, SOUTH THIRD STREET, Pr.J.T. WRIGHT. Jan. 2S, IWO ly QABBMGEI, 11. R. LINN a order to accommodate their rapidly in .-reaslng trade. xavejost removed into their .vbere they have Increased facilities for n>anu- everything xu their luxe. All the lu eal svj'ius uf damage*, Baggies, jonstantly cn baud, or amJe to oraer on shun tjuotf uuU reasuUuOle terms aossis. du«nt. ie«i conildtmt that they can turn iU- wont equal xxx dnisu <tud tiutaoutcy to uu/ uiuvuaau.ueui oil.side of me cutes. I'uose wialmxg auythiug xu their line should .ive their uraen at uuur. HRFAIRISO AND PAXN77*YO PHQMPTH ATIJiNi/JkD 20. Dec. 17, l* *-iy. j. L. ti t x> xw A Lu 1 a VERY ASD DACE STABLE /. .T\V ttlN UANOVEH A SL> BEDIfOIID ttTi* I N 11 K A It Of- 1- Hi: t'OllN- J\J A H H U U 8 JS, CAULIsI.K, i’A. Uavlur .uc.il i.<.u >.«m r.u .ur 7xt , t> . ,| • M. I| .111 ill l.'U-MH A fJIM U.'lliiUM I-Jk.ai. .h.’.iil vtlli aU ‘u »• o « *;« A+ai it, in. -</• JDrn (ftootia CARPPETS AT THE CEJVTnrfJL DRY GOODS STORK. CARPETS, OP ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES. TABLE OIL CLOTHS, STAIR OIL CLOTHS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, CARPETS, .Ihiuimal. THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, ISSUED BY AT ys AND INTEREST. CU RJTJES, GOLD, 40. Philadelphia, Penn Buffgkl, Mlelghlt Spring Wagon* A. B, & N. SHERK NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY. Comer 6o uth and Put Sts., CARLISLE, o.eighs uud Spring Wagon* ;*a
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