agricultural
-OUOHIX.Ol 1 ™>» CVI
Peter Henderson, of New Jersey,
writes tlie American Agricuiluriist us lul-
lows! , , ‘, . .
About the first of April 1 stepped into
tho store ol 13. iv. liliss & &ou, a..d, in
nocently asked lor 10 pounds oi me kur
ly uo&« Pomiu, winch lie Had ouered in
Ins advertisement at U»e mouesl price
ol per pound. Mr. 15. iniolined me
witli ail suavity that ho euuid not let
me have 10 lus., out would there he
looked patronizingly.) iot me nave •uu
that uuaimiy. 1 mid agreed to let a
friend have o lbs. oi liiisiUiuous * oiuh ,
and imd intended tne other o ibs. lor
my own planting, but being me posses
sor oi omy $lO woiin [o jOs.,; ioi euuise
bunded mein over to my mend, wm.
liad deputed me to ouy. tie m turn
handed me back one oi me precious tuu
cra weiglnng exactly 4 oz., a men iieie
quesled me to “ uApumueut" WjUj.—
Now, Whether it was me patronizing
maimer ui my n lust nous n \ ai, oi w nem
er it Was the suspicion oi a covert JoKu
made by lny inend when he luindeu me
the sllmil potato to “ exp nmeul’ > w an,
I do not know, but an expeiimern
■was begun. 1 cut this 4-ounce po
taio ill two pieces, so mat eacii suriuce
Would present the giealesl numiKi ol
eyes, i men placed mem on me soil oi
one of ourgree..-house benches, keeping
them entirely dry, until the cut pan
had healed over, and the siiou.s begun
to start from the eyes—the temperature
of the greeu-lmusc averaging pernupa
'7O degrees. As soon us me nouis gut
to lour or live niches in lengtn, they
■Were cut oU, about » ol a»» inch nuin Uit-
Burlace ul the potato, or lur enough on
Bu as not to injure tne tinu
Were yet to S an. The cuttings were
then placed in me p.opagaimg house,
and Miaded and waleieu until iootid in
the usual way. 'luey Wcie then potteu
in 2-iucli pots, in nen son, and suineti
to grow in me same lempeiature m
which tlie polulu had been puueo. As
the season advanced, snouts in great
numuers were thrown out <»y the pout
to, winch in turn weresuoiiiitled to me
Bame process ul routing. As tne nr*i
shoots giew T to lengths oi 7 or b inches,
the tups were cut liom ihese uuu tiseu
as cuttings,—-so that me Urst ol Julie
this smuii potato oi 4"Z. nau glteii hie
nearly IoU plants, eveiyoneoi w men
was equal to a set luber. These Were
piauled out in the lust Week ol June;
in land very ul stated lor Uiegiuwm
of tile puUU->, and tneciop when oug in
isepleiu ber, a t igiieti exacuy t-jU pountis,
or a» d increase oi about ioou *oiu.
j.t may be qufc-iioueu ii Uii> is any
practical va*Uf, or WneliKr u wai-puy.
it la col (JalineU Unit tliej tr »a nuy Use tu
the practice 11 Uie potatoes me being
iuicl at the ordinary imes, out Wntn
they are sold at the raiea even yd paiu
lor the iutny ruse, ihere is no uuuoi
v halever ui 11a uumv. hor e.\auip»e,
1 ilj. ol pulaiots so giuwu will eusny
produce ob-J plants, matting odd liliis,
uitu oruioury cu.tuie, u'.li gise
:j lbs, per hill or mOU ios. -Now me
provers ot piopagiuion la Header Uiln
1.011 ii«-r cosoy, ai.u can be uoiie JUal as
well in a tommou hoi-ltU us in uui
L« sl-itppuiuU-a gi ten houses ; Iheuiui
nary nut-bed saaii, 13 ieei oy* o, \sai horn
onu plants, ii plant! in ine sou ol un
liot-bed i Aaciiy its jb,e. luce or vabbag
plants are pricaeu out, ai e tnaleu muui
in the same way by mreiuny shaumg
and watering until Uie cuiungs lia\e
rooted. 'these in turn, as iheygr*<w,
make other cult ng-lium the tup,as be
ing described. Il ibe \aneiy la very
scarce liie crop may be slin lurthei in
creased by laaing tunings limn the
the plains alter they have made a
glow in in the tic id. \x annul resorting
to the glass propagation at ail, a potato
crop may beuoumed or irebieU in quan
tity by ** slipping" the roots ana plant
ing them out at once, a tneie is a con
tinuance of rainy weather lor two oi
three days at the tune it should be done, I
In June. '1 he thinning out ol the shuui.-
froin regular planting will ao no
mure injury to ihe plants Ilian the
thinning uni of •.* 101 l oi eiu iimiiers ui
melons Would, il is not Claimed Lhai
t lie growing ui potatoes 'nnn cm tings is
new ; in lact, il may he doubh d if
there is much new in either iiomcul
lure or Agriculiure; processes that are
suggested to Us l*y circumstances to-day
may have been practiced by others a
century ago, and ii publish-d to the
world at ail, have long since been lor
gotten; but iheie is tulle doubt lhai
this practice ol growing pma.ues from
cuttings will lie i.ew lo ten th usaud u 4
your readeis, though the pi mcipies in
volved, and perhaps the piaclue .in
lowed, have been long Known to many
experienced iioruculiuiiste.
How T' Dissolve Honks.—A b.iml,
b<»x or an n*h iioppor will do lo ui»-
solvo bMioin. Tin.* buncs olmu d In*
broken Inio small jiiece- with un >lxool
MncJjre hsinmn-r. by lityl l Uu-in on a
flat Mono ora piece ol iron, ihey can
lemi.ly be broken into t-mull pai\icle>.
Alter beliif' -lookon, pPuc a litter ol
Uiem in the ve.->el provub d, aboui ilm-i
-inches deep, covet them wall nuod Imru
wood, nnieaclied jislie.-, lo win. b should
be jnlded fresh June in the pioportion
bl half a bushel of lime lo a barrel ol ash
es. Put on enough of ashes to co\er
them tin roughly, am* m> continue ane>-
nately until the vessel is lull. Add
enough water to mu urate the whom
thoroughly, though not enough to make
the lye run. Let it remain about three
months, taking care to dampen it every
two weeks with enough of water hi
start the lye. if the lye should run.
cu eh it for dampening the ashes io
future use. In three months the bones
will become soft and ready to crumble.
31 uch of it can be broken up with ihe
shovel by throwing out the mass ami
working it over. 'Those hones that do
not work up can he picked »»ul, and re
set ngain, and by'the lime they go
through the pieces-* again they will he
throughly d< composed, and ready lor
use on grain or otix r crops.
Brahma JPuot.ua. Fowls,—! find
these fowls superior to all others I have
tried. They grow very large, arc well
feathered, are excellent layers, and arc
never troublesome like other fowls
Any enclosure with a low fence will
keep them. They lake good care ol
their broods, but are 100 heavy to hatch
well as they are likely lo break the
eggs, in hatching Hu m it is well to
have lighter hens, of other breeds, to
do the hutching. The Brahma chicks
are hardy, and of a good marketable
size at three nionthsoid. They readily
bripg twice as much as other ‘chickens
of the same age. I consider .them the
most profitable chicken that can be
raised.
Among the new inventions recently
brought to the notice of the Farmers’
CluI) of the American Institute, “a
geometrical hariow,” troin the circum
stances of Its inline being, composed ot
two purls arranged one held ml the other,
and each having the geometrical lot in
ol an equilateral triangle. The harrow
lias u scraper attached to level down
hillocks or knolls, and this scraper has
a cross handle by which it may be
guided.
The Horticulturist says: “When
ever tho peach does not succeed well
planted upon its roots, heeanse of the
soil being to still', elayey nr wel, it will
he found that if the peneh be budded
v n live pi u ,n it will thrive well, and
gtvo good crops of fruit, and, at the
same time, give to the tree more hardi
hood to bear extreme changes of tem
perature.”
Food for Chick i:.\s.— A writer rec
ommends for chickens, for the first
week alter hatching, laud
to he given, chopped fine, at least twice
a day, wheat siceped in milk, and
course Xti dinti meal, substituting crack
ed corn lor wheat
j/ manual
1026 MILES OF THK
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
A It E N O \V COMPLETED
Ass3l mllcsof the western portion of the line,
beginning at saennnunto, uro also Uene, but
“ IIUUt 200 MILES REMAIN
To ho finished, to open Urn Gtahd Through Line
lolho Pacific. Tins opening will certainly lake
place eiulv this sem-on. . ' _ .
Besides a dohadon from tho Government or
12 MW acres nf land per mile, the Company »• A eiJ .
llthd ion subsidy in U. S. Bonds on its 1 ,„ 0 „„
completed mul uccpted, at tho average |-„u. 0 r
about rfiaiSUU per mile, according to th*. difficul
ties encountered, for which tho ir.,vernment
takes ft second Ren as security. wr, e (f ier
dies ft e given to any olhei coinpa».,,fBoriioi, the
Government will comply with »• R ji« contracts
with the Union Pacific Railroad j’ompuhy. Near
ly the whole amount ol Bonds to which tlie
Company will be entitled hitvu already been de
livered.
FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS AT PAR.
Bv Its charter, tho Company Is permitted .'to
Issue Us own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to
the same amuuu' us die Governmeni Bonds,and
nom re. ihe se Bonds are a Fi st Mmtgngeup
on the enure road and nil Us equipments.
THEY HAVE TIIIUTY YEARS TO RUN, AT
SIX PER CENT., and, by special contract both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The V. S. Sup erne Court has recently decided
that thus contiaci is In all lespects valid and of
legal obligation. . ....
Mich securities arc generally valuable in pro
portion 1-. the length of time they have to run.—
Hie longe t six per sent, gold interest bonds of
die I’.s. (the ’'i s) will be due in 12 veais, and
they are worth 112 If they had 8U j ears to run,
they would stand up less limn 126. A periecdy
-af- First Moriga e bond like the Union Pacific
•mould appioacli ibis rule. The demand for Eu
ropean iiu-klii cnl is already considerable, and
on die completion of die work will doubtless
cairy the juice to a large premium.
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
It necdsnoargumeattoshowlhata First Mort
of c2t) 5w per mil** upon what for a long l. me
inii.-l be Uieonis i»Ur«»ad Connecting die Atlan
tic and Pacific >iates is pcr/ec/lo secure. Tlie en
ure amount of die mortgage will be about
-da HJO.Uiw, and die interest SI,M)i».UOO per
annum in gold. The present currency cost
of this inieitsi Is le»s than S2.oyd.WiO per
iiiinum. wliile tlie gross arning* for the year
l-ns FKUM w AY lil'-INENi only, on AN AV -
ERAGE UF IkSsTHAN 70U MILL» OB ROAD
IN UI'KUAITuN, WERE MURE TUAN
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
The (Walls ol which ace as follows:
Flout Passengers, < 1.021 .OOj 9-
.1 1 tin -'•“l'.’-Sl
From Expiess, ,r,,V. g!
From Mail*, V,\“
i-juiii Miscellaneous. dI.OJU
From Government troop.-, , IV.i’V.,'.
Kron. . Oei B lil, , '•*
rmm c-juliacti.rs' men. , *.j -f
From Contraetors' material, Jfth.-iJa 6 -
Total. Si.uo-.lwl UI
'l‘ln's lame nmniinl Is only an indication ol the
nu liallu-lhal must go over ye* through
line in u lew months, when ilie gi e.il tide ol Fu
el no IruvH and loule will begin. It Is estimated
iiuii ihi- busine-s must make 111“ earnings oi
(he mad fioiu FIFTEEN i'O TWEM\ MIEIj-
I(jN A VLAK.
\s the supply of these bonds will soon cease,
purlieu who desire lo invest m them whl mul it
ior their Interest to do sualimce. The price for
iln* present is pur and uccniud interest irona Jan.
i. m currency. , , .
subscriptions will be received In Carlisle by A.
L. sPuNsLKK. und m New York
AT THE CU.M PAN YS OFFICE, No. 20Nassau «l.
r and nv
JOHN J. CISCO i SON. Hunkers, No. 53 Wall St.
And hy the Company's udverlised agents
in utighotit the L'niled slates.
Bund* Acnt (rep. tail /tarhc t (hrouf/h lo
cal fujcul*, nih look (o l/i> -a (or thvir u</* d>Jirrrj/.
A NEW PAM 1111I 1 11 LEI' AN D MAP WAS ISSUISD
OCT. Ist containing a report of ihe progress o ;
ih • wot k to llmi dine, and a more complete state
ment in relation lo the value of the bonds than
•an be given In an advertisement, which will be
-cut free on application at the - ompaiiy's ofiices
i ir to unv oil he ad veil ised agents.
Jull.Vj. CISCO, New York.
Mrrch li, Isli'.' —
33ri) tSootis
K(jAI N S ! BARGAINS-!
\V . C.SA W V E R & C O
alls the attention of the public to their lm
niense stock of Fancy and Sta tic Dry Goods
:hlch they are desirousol closing out. We offer
ureal bargains, and have a full stock of Dress
Goo Is, consisting of
milks,
I’opHns
Empress Hoiks.
Merinos,
CARPETS,
Bucb ns Brussels. Thro* Ply, Ingrain. Venetian
Collage, Rag, Linen nml Hemps In great varie
ty. Oil Cloths. Rugs, Shades die., which will he
soul veiy cheap.
CLOTHS AND CASBXMEREB,
Hosiery and Gloves. House furnishing Goods of
every kind, and In abundant quantities. Wo
v.TI make gu'Ml sacrifices, and offer a line ns-
s .ttnvnl in select from,
Please remember this LargoStockwlll be soli
and we ask prices with a view of closing oui
the enllrs stock.
ALL WHO WISH CHEAP DRESS GOODS,
ALL WHO WISH CHEAP CARPETS.
ALL WHO WISH CHEAP HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS,
ALL WHO WISH CHEAP DRY GOODS
of any kind call at
W. C. SAWYER AGO.,
' EAST MAIN STREET.
Feb. 11. ISO!)—ly
Large public sale of carri
AGES,
BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
A. B. & N. SHERK,
ON FRIDAY MAY-TII, 1809.
Messers, A. B. & N. Shark, having successful-
ly curried on Conch Making for Ihrco yearn ; om
of the linn wishes to withdraw. 113’ so doluj
ihey have to make sale of their —urge Stock on
hand, which consists of
ONE PLATFORM PHAETON
BEST STYLE,
THREE GERMANTOWN CARRIAGES,
TWO CAFFERY WAGONS,
ONE TWO SEATED SQUARE CARRIAGE,
ten Leather Top Steel Tiro Buggies, fifteen Gum
ml Duck Top, part of them SteeJ Tire,7 No lop
Buggies,flvonewSprlng Wagons, with and with
o’lt tops, ten second hand Buggies, lloekawa's
«nu\ Spring Wagons. All tho new work is waj
ranted foronovear,
Mnrtch 11, —ts
rpora KENT.—The Lnw Offiee on
JP lho< second story of Inhofl's More-room,
pdftipr ol\lfnnovcr street and Marled Square
lately occupied by W. J, Shearer. inqiiiieof
Dec. 21 RW»-lf C. INHOFE.
iiJar.ug, & c .
? I ILL EL' A- BO WEBS
a’ce this opportuntty of dilooting the attention
c the community nt lame, and ev< ry person In
ftrticulur, to their iveendy replenished stock.of
HARD WARE.
They studiously avoided investing during tho
high prices, and patiently waited tho falling
out of the bottom before attempting to refill their
shelves, and now that things have been reduced
to old time prices, ns near us possible, they have
Invested largely ami are prepuicd to guarantee
to their friends and ustoNters as low prices as
any market outside the cities. They especially
Invito the attention of mechanics, formers and
builders. Our slock is complete and none need
fear meeting with disappointment in enquiring
for anything in our line.
We have die agency of die Will cox A Gibbs’
S K \V I N (l M A r.H r NE ,
and would respectfully ask all llioso in want Of
a Machine, t o examine the W lllcox A Gibbs’ be-
fore purchasing.
All orders promptly attended to, and goods
delivered to ail parts of tho town free of charge.
Feb Ja, laid.— Iv
StoliCG, CmlMrc, Vc
■geo N O M Y IS WEALTH
James McGonlgal, at No. 83 South Hanove. -i.
Cn rlisie, would call die ntlenlion of hl» trlemis
and die public generally to his large slock ol
STOVES. Tl> AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
which ho fee’s assort d will give satisfaction in
la.di quality ai.d prh-e.
In the stove Hi.--? he would call especial atten
tion t<> die “ KMI IHK" Gas burner and parlor
Heater.
It Isa I’erpetual Haw Bund ng S f < vc. The Fur
nace will heal an uppcrand lower r<.nin perfect
ly, and is mm anh-cd lo b»* period ty lice from
cxp-oston oi gas. It has no hnck to t< replaced
every year. It is so constructed thnl its rays of
heat arc deflected lofhe lloor, warming the feet
Instead of the face. It Is a gas consumer, and 1b
perfectly dear Irom dust. Ils ventilation Is
complete, and the burning gas and Ignited coals
shine out through the Mica Windows, giving the
brightness and cheer of an open lire. /Jail and
see It. t
He also oilers all the latest and most Improved
patterns of
r A U I, <) K ST n V K S ,
and a large stoek <>i rook stoves, consisting of
the
Nimrod.
Niagara, *
Farmer,
aim a variety of others, all of which are war
ranted to be best class Stoves and lo give entire
Hutlslae ton.
Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, made of the very
best material, and all o her things necessary for
housekeepers In his line of business kept con
stantly on hand.
His expenses are trifling, compared with oth
ers. as he defies corn pel it Jon. sihd would ask those
desiring anything In his line of business, 10 as
eerUiin prices eif.ewlnMe.ttnd then give him a
call and satisfy themselves that ho can sell bel
ter art teles for less money than any other estab
lishment In (he enmity. Mis motto Is. Quick
Sales and Small Prollls, Old metal taken in ex
change.
spouting. Roofi <k and Jobbing promptly at
tended to. made of the best material and at
moderate prices.
Oct. 1 IKUS.— (tin JAMES McGONIGAL.
Alpacas,
&c de.
■JpURNITURE, *c.
JOHN LISZ 31 A N ,
CAIIrN E T A N D CHAIR MAKER
SOUTH HANOVER ST,, NOS. BtA 57* TWO BOGUS BE-
A splendid assmlmontof now Household Fur
nituie, consisting of
Sofas, Camp Stools.
Lounges. Contie Tallies,
Rocking Chairs, Dining Tables,
Easy Chairs, Card Tables,
Reception Chairs, Oltomens,
Buieans, What-No
Secretaries, -Arc., Re.,
Wardrobes
Parlor,
Chamber,
Dining Room,
Kitchen
and Office
FURRNI T U R E ,
O K T H 1* LAT K S T S 'l' YLE S ,
COTTAGE FURMTURE IN SETS,
E AD STEADS AND MATTRJSSBBS,
GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES,
Particular alt-rnilon given lo Repairing and
Caning and Varnishing Pom town and country
attended to promptly and on reasonable terms.
Feb..lK, IbOU—din"
No. 35 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
General"%ents,
'Oy, PENNSYLVANIA
NETJ _
j&t* OF THE
J[a#*Si S %(To
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Tbn National Life IXBtmxNOB Company 1b a
corporate i c bv ep-eta I Act of Congress, ap
proved July «.18(W. With a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, PULL PAID.
Liberal terras offer* d to’ Agents nod Solicitors, who
are id vlied to apply n tour office.
Fnilp HlcuUr«t ibobmlonapplies'lon at onroffice,
loomed In the t>cC'oi story of our B.iQK>og Ilon-v,
where Cltcala r s and Pamphlets, fally d* scrii’li.ir the
advaoiogUß uttered by the Company .may bo bad.
E. W, Cl, %IBK c<r CO.
A-. :•:> .s. '
Fuji, i
li. R RUSSELL. Manar/cr.
Ci H. Hepburn, Ptnt National Hank '
Ai.g, 20, X• • • ly
FBMAJ E MEDICINES.-DlwHBennf
w iintm •ei-cesstullv. ctirebv applying to
S'HELL V MARIANNO M. D.. 225 North 12th
Si. Philadelphia,Pa.
Oct . WW.—iy*
pip.
Quaker City,
(,OW I’OM I'UET STK T,
CARLISLE. PA,
IN fjuiCAT vAmirry
©ry ©otrtis
GOODS!!
bOKBTHIHO TO SUIT TUB T131K3 AND SHASOX
AT TUlfi
NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE
THOMAS A. HARPER,
PORKER OP HAVOVKR A- POWER RT ATS..
•who In now prepared to exhibit an elegant and
well assorted stork of
DRY GOODS,
At exceedingly low prices! Bargain* lu
BL A NK ETS,
of nil eolora and sixes. The Cheapest Block In
town.
FLANNKT.R,
Plain and Twilled, ail colors,
Domets.
Sharks.
Plaid Shirtings,
Operns.
Home-made.
and a lino article of Weluta Flapnels.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!-'
l/oneand Rnnaro. Patelejr and TheHet. Ladles’
rinnktnirs. Velveteens Hold Mixed. Water Proof
and Heavy Beavers. Merino Vests. Whirls and
Drawers, for Toadies’ Misses, Men’s and Boy’s
wear. A foil line of
CLOTHS A It D CASRIURRKB.
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
In new and rich design*. Many, of the above
Bonds selline off at erentlv redneed prices. Im
mense stock of all the leadlncr brands of Pomes-,
tie and House Furnishing Dry Goods, at less
than resrnlar prices
BLEKOHED AND BROWN RHEETTNOR. PIL
LOW CARE MUSLINS. PILLOW CARE LIN
ENS, NAPKINS TABLE LINENS
ANDDOYLIES.
TO WJ3ZS AND TO WELLTNQS.
Marseilles Quilts and TaMa Covers, Notting
ham Lace Curtin Material and Tldrs.
WHITE GOODB.
Fmhrold-rles, Laces and Inserting*. Veils
Bereges and Crapes. Hnlsory and Gloves In
great variety, an extensive stock of
NOTIONS.
BALMORAL AND H* «OP STCIRTS.
FANQY WOOLEN GOOD'*.
CORSETS! CORSETSI!
* , *rrnf‘h Wove, Hip Gore, nml the celebrated
Rcpirei Corsets. Ladies* Puffs nn* l (’oilers, Hem
sl‘«hp(i Tucked end Embroidered Hnndker*
c)«ipfs. fiuney Lace Hand-ercbiefß and many
artiojps.
I invMe attention to recent purchase* of New
ami I'eslrnhie poods, in which I can offer special
inducements to ca-b Jnivers.
THOR. A. HARPER.
Cor. of Hanover and Pom fret v ts.
I **-<-. 24. IPKK-tf
C 411RIAGES,
Buggies,
Sleighs,
Spring Wagons
lu order ‘ i accommodate their rapidly In
creasing tr.' to.
B. & N. SHERK
I 1; v- ju-d • .-bioved *nto their
V t',\V ('A RRIAGJ3 FACTORY,
:r South and Pitt Sts.,
CARLISLE,
\vJntt«. nave Increased facilities for manu
facturing everything In their Hue. All the la
test st>les of
Carriiigess
Buggies,
ISleighs
and Spring Wagons
constantly on hand, or mrfSo to oraer on short
notice and reasonable terms
Messrs. Rherlc led confident that they cun turn
out work equal in finish and durability to any
establishment outside of the cities.
Those wishing anything' m their line should
give their orders at once.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING PROMPTLY
A T 1 ENDED TO,
Dec. 17,18 : 8—ly.
jf urnitute, -ttc
B. EWING.
CABINET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
\V EST M A rN STREET.
CARLISLE, PKNN’A
A SVI.NKDID ASSOUTMUN'I OK
N E w K II U N IT u R E
for the Holidays, comprising
Hofas, Camp Stools.
Lounges, Centre Tables.
Rocking Chains Dining Tables.
Eiuy Chairs, Card Tables.
Reception Chairs, Ottomans,
Bureaus. What-Nots,
Hecretaries, ic„ Ac..
Parlor,
Chamber
Dining Room,
FURNITURE.
of the Latest Stylos.
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS
Splendid New Patterns.
BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES,
GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES,
_ . In great variety.
Particular attention given to Funerals. Orders
from town anil country attended to promotlv
anil on reasonable terms. p upwy
Dec. i:, istw—tf
QABINET WARE HODS E .
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
The subscriber respectfully Informs his frlonas
and tho public generally, that he still continues
the Undertaking business, and Is ready to wait
up,,., ouso.murs cither by day or by nlgf,t. n ‘
made Coffins Itopl constantly on hand • bnifi
plain and ornanionttil. He has constantly on
hand /’W.- .I I'nlrnf Metulic liurint Oise, of udileh
he has been unpointed the sole agent. This enso
Is recommended as superior to any of the kind
now In use, It being perfectly air tight
Tic has also furnished himself with n new Rose,
wood HF.AHSE and gentle horses, with which he
will attend funeral.-. In town aiid country m l r !
snnally, without extra charge. 1
Among the greatest discoveries of the n-e i„
NaWl aHfirlnn ttnUma, the best and cheapest lied
now In use, the exclusive right of which I hi ve
Insured, and will ho kept constantly ou hand.
CABINET MAKING,
In all its Tartans branches, carried on and n,.,.,,
reuus. Secretaries, Work-stands, I’Tirlor Ware
Upholstered Chairs Sofas, Pier, fflde uml cemri
fables, Dining end Hreakfnst Tables, w!id,
stands of all kinds French Bedsteads, blah ‘m i
low posts ; Jenny Lind and Cottage Be is ends
Chairs of all kinds, Looking Glumes, and all
other articles usually manufactured In th s line
of business, kept constantly on Imml ue
Rhi workmen are men of-experience, his ma
le! Ini the lies!, and his work made In the Intent
city stylo, and all under his own supervision'll
will be warranted and sold low for cash ' "
Ho Invites all to give him ncull hoforo'nurolias
ng elsewhere. For the llhorul patronake hero
tofiro extended to him he feels TndebteS to h?»
omneroiiß cnsuimors, and assures them that no
ollorta will bo spared In future to please themVn
style and price. Glvousacall 1 mom m
Remember the place, North Hanover su-cot
nearly opposite the Deposit fluaU. Carlisle, 1 l<
Dee 1 ISM. DAVID SIPK.
3Jl)otoßrai)ljs.
VI Ha. R* A, cJMITH’ci PHOTO
i» %..B ru Pfc tc Gallery Rmith-cast Corner Hano
vfi .i* r< .ji«- al,d Market Square, where muv be had
loVlf^lzf IrenUty,e 1 renUty,eB ° f 'PhotoßrkptaTJKmeart
I VOBYTYPEB. AMRROTYPJfiS AND
MELANJOTYPEfi: ’
ffln , ot ™ B ? n B<)rcelani (something new) both
iuut? ( i nd ore^ a * nd wfl i t i h are beautiful cm
uuauo na 0 f the Photograph!* art. Call antTsee
them.
Particular attention give* to copying from
Dagnerrotvpes Ac. *
She Invites the patronage of thepn^lle,
Feb. 0, IWS9.
REMOVAL.— 0. L. LOCH MAN lias
removed his establishment to his splendid
new ground floor gallery
opposite Saxton’s Hardware Store, East’Main
street Carlisle, Pu„ when* ho cordially Invites
the public to examine the place and his numer
ous Specimens. The.well known skill of the
proprietor, as an Artist, wlihan Improved light
and entrance and sky light, all on the first
tloor, are sunudent inducements for the nubile
to patronize the establishment. 1
His pictures are universally pronounced equal
to the best taken In Philadelphia or New York
and fat superior to any taken In this part of the
country. Please call.
March 4, 1880—
THE FARMER’S BANK, OP CAR
LISLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Recent y organized, has been opened, far tbe
transaction of a general banking business. In the
corner room of U. Givens new building, on the
North West corner of High street and the Centre
Square.
The Directors hope by liberal and careful man
agement to make this a popular Institution and
a safe depository for all who may favor the bank
with their acciiunts.
Deposits receded and paid back on demand in
terest allowed on special deposit. Gob'.Silver
Treasury Notes and Government Bonas bought
atm sold. •
Colt* ctlons made on all accessible points In the
cmintrv Discount day. Tuesday, Brnklnghours
from 9 o’clock a. M. to 3 o'cloca p. u.
J; 0. HOFFER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
R. Given. President, Win. H. Miller.
Thomas Paxton, David Holkes,
John W. Craighead, A. J. Herman,
March 26,1868,—tf Abiabaxu Witmer,
RaUroaD Hines.
DEADING BAIL HOAD,
A WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY, DECEMBER H, i»*s.
Great Trunk line from the North and No’-th,
west tor Philadelphia, New York, Reading,
Puttsvlile. Taiuaqua, Ashland, Shamokm, Leb
anon. i aston, Ephrata, Lltiz, Lancaster. Colu
mbia, «to.
Trams leave Harrisburg for New York as fol
lows: 01360,65U,810 A At., 12 40 N00n,205 and
lo 6u I’. M„ connecting with Mullar trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad 'and arriving at Now
Yorkat II UU A. M., 12 20 Noon 360, 1 00, 10 05 P.
51.. and e 15 A. M., respectively. Sleeping cars ac
company the 360 A. M. and 11 50 P. M., trains
without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Readlng.PottsvlU.Tama
qua, Mineraville, Ashland, tflunnokln, Pino
Grove. Allentown and hlladelphla, at 810 A.
U M 200 and 4 it) F. M.. stopping at Lebanon and
principal Wav Stations; Lire 4 10 F. M. train
making connections for Philadelphia and Co
lumbia only. For Pottavllle, Scnuylklll. Haven
and Auburn, via. Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Katlnmd, Leave Hurrlr-burg nt3 3U P. M.
. Returning : Leave New York at. 9 00 A. M., 12
00n00n.5 lu and KOO P. M., Pbllmtelphla at 8 15
A. .M. and 8 30 F. M.; Sleeping cars accompany
the 900 A. *l., 510 and »00F. M. trains from Now
York, without change.
B Way passenger tram leave Philadelphia at 7-
r SO A M.. connecting with similar train on East
Fen no. Railroad, returning from Reading atil S>
P. M., slopping at all slutious; leave i otlsvlllo
ut 7 30, a -a A M., and *2 45 P. M., Shuraoktn at
625 A.M.; Ashland at 700 A. M.,and I 2 30P. fil.s
Tumuquu alB3oA.fi!.; and 2 2° F. M„ lor Fhiln.
Leave Fottsville, via. Schuylkill and r-usque
hanna Railroad at 7 10 A. M. tor Harrisnurg.und
H3u A. M, for Pino Grove and Treinont,
Uemilugaccommoiiatlou train; leaves Rending
at 7 3u A. M„ returning leaves Philadelphia at -
45 P. M.
FotUstown Accommodation tram; leavcsPolta
town ato4s A.fiL,returning leaves Philadelphia'
nt4 00 p. fil.
Columbia Rallro'id trains leave Readingnt 7 00
A M., and 0 16 P.M. lorEphrata, Lllz, Lancaster,
Columbia, Ac.
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leave Perklomen
Junction ato 15 A. 51. and 580 P. M., returning
leave Sklppuck at 8 10 A. M. and 1245 F.M., con
necting with similar trains on iha Reading Rail
road.
On Sundays: L>cavo New York at 8 00 P. fil.,
Philadelphia .8 00 A. fil. and 3 15 P. fil., the BUU
A. M. train running only to Heading; Fottsvlllo
800 A.M.; Uurrlsbuig 660 A. .m.,4 10 and 10 6u
F. fil., ami Reading at i 05,3 00 and 715 A, M.. for
Harrlsbutg, ul 1260 and 7 31 A. M. lor Now York
and at 4 25 P. M. for Philadelphia
Commutation, Mileage. Season, School and
Excursion T ekets, to uud from all points, at re
duced rules.
iluggagw checked through; 100 pounds allowed
each Passenger. G. A. NICOLLS.
Jan. 21, Isuu—ly Gen, buperintenUcnt
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
RAIL ROAD!
CHANGE OF HOURS!
Ob and after Monday, Bkpt. 14th, 1808, Passen
ger J rains will run daily as follows, (liundaysox
cepledl*
Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg 8.00 A.
M., Mechunlcsburg 8.83, CarllsleO.lO, Newvllle 0.45,
hliippensburg lo.iu Chumborshurg 10.40. Green*
castle 11,14,"arriving at Haggeratown 11.42 A. M.
Mail JYftin leaves Hairlsburg 1.30 P. M., Me
clianlcsburg 2.02, Carlisle 2.34, Newvllle B.lO.Kblp
penshurg 3.4", Ohamborslmig 4.20, Greoucasllo
4.56, arriving at Hiigerstowu 5.25 P. M.
Exjrress Train leaves Harrisburg 4,15 P. M., Me*
cbunlcsburg 4,47,Carlisle 6.17, Newvllle 5.50, Whip-
0.17, arriving at (Jbambersburg at 0.45
A Mixed TVoin leaves Cbambersburg 8.0.5 A. M.
(Jreencastle 9.25. arriving at Hagerstown 10,10 A
Aeenmmodntion 'train leaves Cbambersburg.4,4s
A. M.j Hbippensburg 5.14, Newvllle 5.45. Cuillsto
0 is, Mechunlcsburg 6.47 arriving at Harrisburg
7.15 A. M.
Mail Train leaves Hagerstown 8.60 A. M„ Grecn
oastle H 35, t.’humbcrsburg 0.10, Shlppensburg 0.40,
Newvllle 10.14, Carlisle 1".50, Meelumlcsburg 11.24
arriving at Harrisburg 11.55 A. M.
RxprtvJt Train leaves Hagerstown 11.55 A. M.,
GreencasMe 12./S, Cbambersburg 1.00 Slnppena
burg 1.23, Newvlllo 2.0.5, Carlisle 2.45, Meclmnlcs
burg 3.12, arriving at Harrlsbuig 3.44 P. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 3.05, P. M. 2
Greencasllo 4.12, arriving at Cbambersburg 5.00
P. M.
Making close connections at Harrisburg
with trains to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg and all points
West. O. N. LULL,
Superintendent’s Office,
Chninb'ff. Pa., Sept. 8, IbfW.
Sept 17.1808.
jj'UKEIGN AMI UwMEIS T 1 C
D LIQUORS.
Edward Shower respectfully announces to the
public, that bo continues to keep constantly on
hand, and for sale, a large and very superior as
sortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LTQ.UORS.
atblsnew stand, a few doors west oi.Hannon>
Hotel, and directly west of the court House, Car
lisle.
Wines,
Sherry,
Port,
Uadorla,
Lisbon,
Glarot.
Native.
Hock,
Jubaniiisberg,
and Boderbelmer.
Heidalck & Co., Geisler A Co., and Imperial.—
Gin. Boblen, Lion, and Anchor.
Superior Old Rye, Choice Old Family Neotar
Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
Ale, Brown Stout, Ac. Best to bo had in Phila
delphia.
Bitters, of the very bes. quality.
Dealers and others detlring a pure article wll
llnd it os represented, a- tis whole attention will
Kitchen
and Office
be given to a proper am careful selection oi his
Stock, which cannot be >urpassed. and hopes to
have the patronage of tho public.
Dec. 1. 1865.
jyjARQUAET’S
C ELEBRATED LINIMENT
Admirably adapted to'the Pure of all Diseases
for which a Counter-Irritant or External Reme
dy is required.
Diploma mtxmlcd by (he Cumberland JJounty An
vicullurdt Hocifty, 18h8,
. REFERENCE S:
Abraham Marquart, Esq., has shown me the
receipt of which his l.lniment is composed
From my knowledge of the ingredients. I do not
hesitate in certifying 'that it will bo beneficial
where an external application of tho kind is
indicated, A. STEWART. M. D.
Rhlppensburg, Sept. 15. IMW.
I*ally conversant with the chemical compo
nents and medical effects of A. Marqimrt’s Lini
ment, I cheerfully recommend it to those who
may need it. B. N.ECKER, M. D.
Mr. a. Marquart:—Dear sir* I lake pleasure In
saying that I have used your Liniment for chap
ped hands, and it cured them and made them
icel soft. I think It the best I have ever used
and would cheerfully recommend it to the gen
eral public. WM. GRACV.
) Newton township, Pa., Nov. 21, l.stW
1 hereby certify that 1 have used A. Marquart’a
Liniment for Scratches and Spavin on two ol
my horses with the greatest success, and would
recommed it to all who are In need of anything
of the kind.
Mr. A. Marquart;—Dearßlr: I have used about
half a bottle of your Liniment on my horse for a
bad Collar Gall, which was the most obstinate
sore of the kind I ever saw; also on my arm for
Rheumatism, and it has given entire satisfac
tion in botli cases. 1 would not do withot It for
ten times Its cost, and cheerfully recommend It
to the public. MICHAEL LATBHAW.
Jacksonville, Pa., Nov. 2U. 18G8.
A, Marquart, Esq.:—Dear Sir: I had a very
severe attack of Rheumatism In my back so
that I could scarcely walk, which was very
gainful. Alter using half a bottle of your celc
raied Liniment. 1 was enttn ly cured. This Is
not a recommendation, but the plain truth
You can make any use of this you please.
JACOB LONG.
Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov 20,isos.
Mr. A. Marquart:—Dear Sir: I hrvo used your
valuable Liniment In my family for-diflerent
pains and aches, and it has proved satisfactory
in every case. I do think, as an external Lini
ment, it stands without a rival. I would cheer
fully recommend It to the public.
Respectfully.
GEORGE W. YOCUM.
Jacksonville, Pa., Nov. 21,1888.
A, Marquart, Esq.:—Dear Sir: It affords mo
pleasure to certify that i have used your Llnl
biont on my neck, In a case of very Sore Throat,
which was much swollen and very painful. Af
ter two or three applications, I found it to act
like magic, and would recommend it as an ex
cellent Liniment. JACOB SEVERS.
F"r Sale by Havrrstick lira's., D. Ralston, Com
mon A Worthington. • Carlisle.
OSr AGENTS WANTED I Address
„ A. MARQUART.
Walnut Bottom, Cumberland Co„ Pa.
Dee. 10.18« t
C. L. LOCHM AN.
J. L. BTEENER’B
LIVERY• AND SALE STABLE
BETWEEN HANOVER AND BEDFORD BTB
I NEE AEOFTHE COEN-
Having fitted up the Stable with new Carr
evfc j. I i n jrejiiM itifm-mu tlrst-olms u
guts at re<M mable rate*. Parties taken teta
om Hie Springs.
a oril 2~i, i-WT—jy.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
by Dr. C.O. Garrison's, iVew Process of Treat,
mmtt Gull or address Dr. C. G. Garrison ail
Atoujft Eighth .Street, Philadelphia, pa. 1
EUNO^EAiBB. lteU ° B to TUIIOAT ““0
March 4, lew—lyj
WESTWARD
EASTWARD
Siip't.
J3iU»cUauEous
BRANDIES
Ann or choice brands.
CHAMPAGNE
WHISKY.
E. BHOWER.
FOR MAN OR BBABT.
0 MELLINGER, county Treas'r,
Stoughstowu, Nov. 18,1W8.
Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov. 19, IMS
MAN HOUSE,
CARLISLE, PA,
ißrtrical.
UGS AND MEDICINES ! !
THE BEST PLACE
TO BUY
PURE AND' RELIABLE
UR JJG S,
Medicines and Fine Chemicals,
18 AT
HAYERSTICK BROS.,
No. 10
North llauover Street,
CARLISLE PA
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals , Boohs,
Fancy G>.ods, Confectionaries, Pei •-
turnery, Toilet Articles, &c,, Dye
Stuffs, Cosmetics, Stationary,
itc*. Also, Pure Wines
for Medical Pur - *
poses .
Their assortment of Goods, In variety, novel
ty and elegance, cannot ho surpassed. The arti
cles have been selected with great care, and are
calcul ‘led In quality and price to command the
attention of purchasers.
Physicians proscriptions carefully compound
ed. A full stock of Patent Medicines on hand.
All goods warranted os represented.
HAVEIWTICK BROTHERS,
No. 10 North Hanover St.
Feb. 18.1800—ly
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of a Laxative
Medicine.
/•v Perhaps no one tnedi-
JSv clno is so universally re
mm qnlred by everybody as
JSw a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into umj, in
n 0S;l everycountrynndani-ii!-'-
1 A all classes, as thl« -nilM
hut ciEclent purir.unc
t Pill.' The obvlon -i
, eon is, that It is a mu.'.
liable and far more
~ 1 ' tual remedy than, a iy
” other. Those who li»* .*
tried It, know that it cured them: those who Invo
not. know that it cures their neighbors and friend-,
ami all kuow that what It'doca once it docs always
—that it never folia through any fault or neglect'd"
its composition. -Wo have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures- are known hi
every neighborhood, and wo need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
they may be takoa with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coaling preserves them over fresh mid makes
them pleasant to take, wh\lo being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their uso in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
Internal viscera to purify tho blood and stimulate it
into hcnlthy action—remove tho obstructions of tho
stomach, bowels, livor, and other organs of tho
body*restoring their irregular action to health, and
by corroding, wherever they exist, such*derange
ments ns are tho first origin ofdlsonso.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
tho box, for the following complaints, which these
Pilf* rapidly euro:—
For Dyspepsia or IntllgMtlon, liitlcu.
ness. -Languor and JLoss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate tho stom
ach and restore its healthy tono and action.
For .Liver Complaint and its various symp
toms, Rilious lloailacbe, Sick Headache,
Jaundice or Green Sickness, Illllous
Colic and unions Fevers, they should bo ju
diciously taken for each case, to correct tho diseased
action or remove tho obstructions which cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For lUieumatisin, Gout, Gravel, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Pain in the Aide,
Duck and Loins, they should ho continuously
taken, ns required, to change tho diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropny and Dropsical Swelling* they
should be taken in largo and frequent doses' lo pro
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a largo dose should he taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pill* to pro
mote digestion and relievo the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appotil-,
and Invigorates the system. Hence It Is often ad
vantageous where no serious derangement exists.
One who fools tolerably well, often finds that udosf
of those Pill* makes him feel decidedly bettor, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
■DJi, %X . C. AYER & CO., Practical Chemists t
XOITJEIi. MASS., U. S. A.
For Sale by Haverslick brotnorc.Pa
Oct. 15 lv>B—lt
aHotljinganU dfaucj) (fficoKs.
JOHN DORNEE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
■OUTH-WE3T SIDE OE PUBLIC Sd’RE, CARLISLE. PA
UN REAR OF COURT HOUBE.)
Clothing made to order, and a good lit guaran
teed in all cui>es.
READY MADE CLOTHING
. AND A LARGE VARIETY OF
G Rtf TI.EBMn fUItJUaHiStJ GOODS,
«uch dm Under Clothing, Colima, Necuuus, Sub
penders.&c.„ consiautly on hand. Goodsaold bv
llie yurd.uK cheap us any house outside tho cities.'
aud no charge lor cutting, A splendid variety of
fancy winter clothing,
Fr nch and Domestic now on hand, and for sale
at prices which deb competition. Don’t forget
tin- place, in rear of Court House,
May 21, 18UB.—iy
Read and keer yourself in-
I'UR.MED.— Having purchased the old and
wen known hUHineas stand which I have occupi
ed lor twoniy years, l have determined not to
retire irom my prcsi nt business, but to ooutinuo
in (lie mutiuiucture of
READY-M ABE CEO r I JIIiV Q
of all sizes and descriptions, ns well as piece
goods by the yard, aud a general assortment ol
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
I would respectfully invite my menus and pa
trons who need a good suit of cloths to give me a
cull, as I have just returned from tho city with a
<IUU “ ,y of FAI - L
1* ine Black French and English Cloths,
, ‘ ” “ DOESKIN
UASSIME.RES
PINE LIGHT FANCY DOESKIN CASSIMERES
CnsslDM s, Cotunmded. Velvets, Drab d’ele’s Al
pacas, Linens, batina,. Velvet Cord, and many
?ortm«iu“ or m0r0 "“ to Iheatlon - AI«», a fall os-
THUNKS, VALISES and TRAVELLING-BAGS
ol the best description. With thunks to the pub
lic for past favor., and hope I will receive a call
soon at toy place. JVo. ±1 A’erfA Hr.umer M..
Nov. 10. rs«a.-tr I. LIVINGSTON.
A STHE WEATHER IB NOW VEBY
t\ PROPITIOUS and the the prices are most fa
voi able for tho laying in of your winters coal the
subscriber would offer his stock to the public
knowing full well ibo disposition of the trade
generally to make many promises to effect sales.
The subscriber would prefer to leave Che quality
of the coal he furnishes
SPEAK FOB I T S.E LF ,
hhfi.ll?shmihirds? “ 1,10 ,oll *' vll ‘E "re
had TOHell mme lmL tllo bcfit c ' oal that Ia to ho
2. To soil as cheap as any one In (he trade.
o 3 n er w kiers buy. and not
1 them with a lower nrlced article, to
make the price suit ids sales.
U . IB Principle Ilia scales cannot
T/Si 1 U * t ?it' v,^I °ut repaint,] for a series of years,
' th® advantage of the customers,
else° kCOP a,f klndu of coat 10 bo bQd dny whore
Jl. Never to misrepresent coal to make a sale.
7. To guarantee full two thousand pounds t.
the ton.
b. To give the customers the advantage of any
change of prices at the mines. “ *
9. to do all in hi- power for the
bdneflt of those who deal with him. Send n
your orders and y ou shall be dealt us fairly with,
place ° avorub * e lerma as any yard In the
March 11. I*6o, a. H. BLAIR.
Boots anu Slices.
JUNJ3 CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
NOR GENTLEMEN.
toraoolaJo EADINO BTYLES «» hand or made
JPTices Mixed at Low Mgures.
An IlllMlrnledPriceLlstwlth Instrucllonsforself
nicasurmnunl sent on receipt of post onico ad.
"resa. WM. f\ BARTLETT,
Aug, 20,—1y Pjm.inCT.pm.
Sobcs, CftmDarc.&c.
». LL HAIL! ALL HAIL!!
THE GLORY OF THE NIGHT IS THE
MORNING GLORY STOYE
THE GREATEST STOVE FOE 1808.
Walker & Claudy having Just returned from
New York nnd Philadelphia, where they huvo
purchased tho largest, latest aud best assort*
mem of
PARLOR
COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES
brought lo this place, have nowon oxhlbl*
lion and foj mile at their Store Hocus.
NO: Is WEST MAIN tJTKRET,
where they will always bo pleased to see their
old friends ami many now ones, call and exam-
THE GREAT MORNLNG GLORY.
PARLOR STOVE AN U HEATER,
—A L 80 —
THE CELEBRATED Ut.QULAj« . fMTATtv
. TOP COOKIN j STOVE
TUB BEST IN THE WOULD
liiE HORNING GLORY
Sr the mo t pc* foot parlor stove in use anywhere
or every « Imre. Ij. is a base burner, and one flro
will Inst ill win ler. It Ims mien doors nil around
and Is an right ami cheerful naan open Kiitc. Wo
resj ectrnily refer lo thu following persona from
unioiiK hundreds of others who have used It. ns
to Sis merits:
.Tallies it. Wealtley,
Hev. ,1. lions,
w. n. Muiiii),
Woborl A DerJand
Geo. Wei.se.
David Ithoads,
Levi Trego,
Samuel Gieason,
Weakley A Sadler
L. I’. Greenfield,
Samuel H. Gould,
.lasoii w. Eby,
Thou, Lee,
PoterSpahr,
TVm K stunrt,
Job. Galbraith
•Hon. J. stimrt,
KdwurcJ Jury,
Serg'i Irvin,
Col. A. Noble,
Mr. Munsilctrl Sup’t,
Ml. Holly Pupor Mill
Co. i
Siim’l Kempton,
Ihos. Chamberlin,
John StHurt,
John T. Green,
Henry L. Burkholder,
Uicluird \\ oocls.
•I. K. Woods,
MaJ. Woods,
John M, Qiejnr.
We havoalsoa very largo variety of Cook Stoves
01 the very best., namely :
NOBLE COOK, (Gqh Burner,)
COMBXN ATION. (Gas Burner.)
WM. PENN,
EU..EKA,
WABASH^^.^
and NIAGRA, nil of which have given great sat
isfaction to the purchasers, We have also a
largo lot of
TIN AND OTHER WARES,
ofour own manufacture.
TIN AND. SHEET IRON,
of nil kinds constantly on hand.
SPOUTING, ROOFING & JOBBING
arml Iclmlß done on Bhort notico and militdantl
ally, in wo invito our friends to call
and examine our goods and save at least wen
ty per cent.
WALKER & CLAUDY.
NO. IS WEST MAIN STREET,
C.VULISLK, PA.
Oct. 8, iaftB.
Hfiptiiia I.
A Safe and Speady Cure for Coughs,Coldt,
Asthma Bronchitis, Hoarseness Croup
Influenza, Whooping Cough, Incipient?
Consumption, and all 'Diseases of the
Throat and Lunge. Don’t neglect a
iev»re Cough,or throwaway money on a
worthless medicine.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
. ty SEWARD, ■ BENTLEY
&CUEMY, Dniggists,Buffalo, N.Y. Sold
oy all Drugcriats.
b. i-Sale by GEORGE 13. HOOFMAN,
Grocer, Pomfiet Sheet.
March J. ISGD—Iy
TofJsTiruno?
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Atrue, Aci
dity of the S'Omach, Loss of Appetite,
Nausea, Hea---burn, Jaundice, *and all
diseases arisir. r from a disordered state
of the Stomacn, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD. BENTLET
& CHENEY. Druggists, Buffalo, N.Y. Sold
by all Druggists.
For Sale by GEORGE B. HOOFMAN,
Grocer, Pomfret Street.
March 4, Put)—ly
AIISMI
fAfKj
Rcsto/es gniy and faded Hair to its
Original Color, removes Dandruff*,
CERES AM. DISEASES OF THE SCALP,
Prevents Baldness, and makes the hait
gio»v Soft, Glossy and Luxuriant.
stlHl and $1.50 per Buttle. Earh Collla io a IScat Paper Bor,
Prepared hy SEWARD, BENTLET
&CKENEY. Druggies, Buffalo, N.Y. Sold
by al» Druggist*.
For Sale by GFOIUJIS JL HOFFMAN.
Gmcwr, Fomfrct Street.
March i, tSWi-Jy
THE GREATEST'MEDICAL DIS
COVERY KNOWN TO MAN.
blood ~searcijer.|
Fortheoureof all diseases arising from an li».
pure State of the Blood, such ns
SCROFULA,HALT UHEU.M, I'UVSIPELAH,
HOKE EYES. BOILS, TITTEH, Ac.
Hi* purely
A VEGETABLE PREPARATION-
not u single grain of Mineral Poison enters into
°? 1 o, i ! ~»r° ~ h nL * hil ° *t invariably af
fords toiler anti eilecls most wonderful cures uo
overdose coulfl injure Hie most ten er Infant.
J. M. Lindsey— Dear Sir:—-We 'are very near
out of yemr incdleni*, please send us two doz
en. \\ e would Just say that your medicine has
curetl a case of Kcmf.ila that has-been coming
on fortlv years; the llesh was eaten off the la
dy s anus—you could see the sinews working.—
She Uat thcclgiith bottle now,anil the dean is
growing on very fast. Your Blood Searcher is go
ing all over the country. _Tho people are very
much pleased with the above case. 1 Please send
us statement of our account, and oblige ns.
Yours Jiuly, •
JOHN RALSTON * SON
Eldguton, Ind. Station.
of 8 ° f c ' oul,tl!, f<!lts - T “» Kcnuluo im.
H, E. SELLEHS & CO,
at the bottom of the ousldo wrapper
Solo Proprietors,
H. E. SELLERS & CO
PITTS HU RGII, PA.
Far sale by *
JOHNBTON, HOLLOWAY A COWDEN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HAVJEIWTICK BROTHERS,
CARLISLE, PA-
March i 18W-tf
Valuta, ?j f<
1869. haki>Ware: lB69
HENRY SAXTON,
no. 15, EAST MAIN s T
CARLISLE
Wholesale and retail dealer i„
Iron. Steel, Knl.s, llnlldlna tin, l ?
Oils , Glass, *e., 4c. 8 p’f'*.
Finest quality of American and Englsj, '
POCKET AND TABLE OUT,
L E li Y
the Taos t MlXatei 0 0,1 »'•
and warranted in et try Instance. at<!d m »k«n,
GUNS, PISTOL ■& AMMUNITIOk
‘J“''. P t>>neuUB, 'sa’nS; P?Mter t °‘jll? E , ilv'“Ul(w
licks; Sb ° v „la spade, Forts,
F.v« JIKLLS, flows, CHAINS, OttAtX aAOS ll(
wtenßlls in great varlcty k perß B° uJ * and
We nr© sole agent* for the great
FUEL economizer
PAT. EXCELSIOR WEATHER STRIPPING
We leel"nta»‘i™” ~a wlni l°ws.
our goods areof V the/itascV7 lt ' of P ,eatll1 B till,u
in price. 0 <n Quality ami
Orders by mall receive prompt nttentlon-
GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN FREE.
Parties Indebted to us for is/ut vin *.>
HENRY BAXTON,
Jan. H, 1869—1 y
©recedes.
Fresh groceries m pppun
GROCERIES 11 1 '■ R *sfl
Always to bo had at the
CHEAP STORE,
NO 88 EAST POMFRET KTKF.KT,
B e^ n aU™t y ,&“«••
Therefore I lu-n i»y stoWSiSS.and
ly my goods must be fresh. con*tqnwi&
You willflnd every thkngyou within Ihpwnynf
GROCERIES,
UI'KENKWAHE,.
GLASSWARE.
VI FLOW and
CEDAR WAKE.
' STONE AN h
- (M«m;K£IU
WARK.
N OTI (I N s
It lb useless to mention them, conisnml sec loi
yourselves; nml parents if it don’t suit you t*
come, send your children, ns tliey will be dealt
with, with the same care ns tl you M'ere httv
yourself. All kinds of *
COUNTRY PRODUCE
‘anon in excJmng or goods, or cash
5000 LBS. BUCKWHE T FLOUR
of the llnest ciuallty on hand, which I sell by die
lb. or 101) lbs.
RETURN ALL UNSATISFACTORY «00I>8.
GEO. B. HOFFMAN.
NO. 88 EAST POMPRBT
CARLISLE, PA.
Feb. 11. IBrtO—ly
ISoofeg, Stationen?, &r.
piPEE’S
BOOK AND FANCY STORE,
A ND GENERAL NEWS DEPOI,
83 ■\VFJ= , ' r * Txr ® T REET,
OAXIiISLX, PA.
A fine nfwArtmuui ui oouiu on hand, such as
Writing Desks,
Fort Folios, ,
Lad’-- fnmrinnloaß,
Work Boxes.
Satchels,
Ladies’ Purses,
Pocket Knobs,
Begar Cases,
Card Cases.
Gold Pens.
Pen Kn’res,
Ac., Ae.
A LARGE SUPPLY OP
FAMILY BIBLEH
and PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
DIARIES FOR 186 8
Wuhscrlptlons received for all Magazines
,rtr Books. Pnners. Arc., at publishers prices. Yen
save postage j#nd always Bure of receiving yoV
Magazines hy subscribing a! Pipkb‘B.
Bpeclnl attention Is paid to keeping alwajß on
hand n supply of
BCHOOI, books,
for town and country schools.
Kookh and Muhio ordered when desired,
May 23 1867—tf
®afr taenctorr,
Ayer’s
Hair Vigor,
r or restoring Gray Hair lo
s natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing ■which;
is at once agreepVlc,
healthy,, and tffectual
for preserving tlio
hair. Faded or gray
hah is soon restored
lo Us original color
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick-,
cued, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by itr use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
I«s occasional use will prevent the hair
'•oiu turning gray or falling off, and
onsequently prevent baldness. Free
>m those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
: Mjurioii3 to the hair, the Vigor can
aily benefit but not harm it. If wonted
merely for a * .
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can he found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil , white cambric, and yet lasts
long ou the hair, giving it a rich glossy'
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Vhaotical akd Analytical Chemists,,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.OO.
Fon W * TK by Havcratlcß brothers, CariM*.
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