_. Perhaps nothing. (m a.farm better re pays the cate bestowed on It than bar* Now if to the bare consideration of economy (for the article in question is : \cos^y,)^eadd'e i i llttle ) fOr;appe&ranco i sake in a nicely kept for the comfort of animals working in woll-flttlng. flexlblD jeather, and what value.youplease ior. fte.safety,,to life and Jimb of ownerand. beast; wo need 1 not npdogizo forfosking-’ottonfion- •to this subject as important:' . Harness; ought-to be,WaShed about, ionCe a! tnoqth with, a 'sponge 'and Cas tile soap—one strap at a time—andithe soap removed by. a, clear-water sponge ■ ,aSsqonasthe.surlhcois'cleansed. -■ Twice ayear.ltahouldbe oilod.or of teneriif much used and frequently wet ond dry. Unless you can .obtain,,per fectly pure neat’s foot' oil, (such -as Pe ter CoOJier’Bj’friaKe it yourself.' Take : the feetiOfr.aibeef.icrush the bones well .wUhaslMgoor , axe, and.boll them in a large potof water for twelve hours.— Make two- quarts of tallow from fresh ,hehf,or inuttoh.sUet, and pour it into a four-quart .can, (which shonid' have o lid to-keep out mice,) and place,it.oh the stove. 'Adda-lump ofpureyellowwax “ hen's egg, stirring as it meita. , Then fill up the can; with neat’s loot oil, and, removing it front ,the'flre, ,continue-tostir■ until the -intermixture te- 1 This,'’When •cold; .mil be .of.about ;thei same oonsis tenee ashog’s lard. Keep in tho can a bit ol sponge always ready for use, It ought to, be, damp \vheu it first goes in *° ttje, grease, as it will remain more ed wliiehdry yS aficr ' varti3t,ian if gfeas , heather which has become ,dry and horny through Jong neglect, .- wSi re- , cei ve no benefit from grease applied to it m ite dry-nnd.- haMf condition; You must not only have grease of tho right mimt.-know- how to. : useit.— hirat. then, take J the- harness - apart where vorit can, be unbuckled. If hard ■ MaiUin.clear-waterfnotwarmerthan. mtlk fresldy-drawn)-for several 1 hours, .Then .wash .thd pieces as directed' witii castiie soap, -and-, -work them: in the ‘ Soft apd-pliant j and if in very had condition,'this .will require care and patience, i Cffimg. lit a ■ fopm where they will Vnot dry too ran both sides, and again at oub'daylfpbsaUile. ■ A trasti hke stearihe will be left on the surliice- when the leather is dry, which can bo femoved with a drv coarse (doth. For common work bar -• s°°*«“* stoes, of cowhide, kip or calf skip, ought to be treated in the sanie way several times a year. -If the 1 1 . 8 * v ? aBllert with Castile soap, a, superior polish-after ■ the second brushing. Try the. comfort ' i shall - then bd able , y , o , ur understandings. o, ‘ farmers, as well .as your interest, when. LnSou™ s°t- tp neglect- “-Tlifei card of i harness”.—Country Gentleman. Effect orTl ln .,do«torn M „i.. J „ lk ; : not to Co unaoraou,,,, nnylhln( . lu taCJSWSSSSa F? m , a l n tho effects produced on milk by . thunderstorms. Milfci quite sweet is under such circumstances; 1 , rendered acid called the latic, and this acid Is foimed from some oi: the' other constlt tinn* 3 TiS by a Process of fermehta k'J?* nl d +,f elmentntlon can be set in' action by the presence.of the smallest' ■ quantity of the matter of sour milk, as is well known to housekeepers who ful ly understand the necessity of (keeping milk vessels thoroughly clean. The action , of electricity in producing the ■ MDOt 80 evident, but, the following- facts may serve to ■ throw ■ some light, on the subject. . Milk kent in a room-in which a. powerful elec trical machine is at work, very' soon turns S our ..The effect is the same asif a thunderstorm were to prevail The of electricity does not affect it. We £ored two boles,through the floor of an . upper room and through them rarrleli wes to the reom Below. The^ida foci dlpped beneath the ,sur face of milk in an earthen liowi and a current of electricity was passed through the wires. No effect seemed to be pro duced. While milk kept near the elec trical machine soured in a very short tune, the milk in the bowl remained sweet as long; as usual.'- - . • It-is well known that milk often turtis sour even when no thunder has been perceived. At such times/lioW- ■ ever, people say that there is much d o n t ‘ e ? is obvious there ■°'’u > the action is not due to auv mechanical concussion produced by tho S'nn S^n‘,, ?i thußder - ' v ben the opin ion generally prevailed. that these Of letts were, due to electricity, great hones were entertained that, as gliSs is a nSm ov?i d “ r? 1- ’ 8 ? 33 P ans wouidprevent the evil. Experience has shown that these hopes were notwellfounded. The gen fi^l 1 „„ imi)re J :s i on i:low sc eui3 to bo that TiinrUAnn i- 0f tI S evll is ozone,a peculiar dJippff ot 11 ? 11 0f ox ye? n . which is pro dneed in large quantity by tho action of electricity on the air.. The results of citron e mn£ ntB W i t i U ar ‘ iflcial olectrl tu/t m , k would seem to indicate thpVii? viow 18 «ori-eet. If so, whatis produ^>lt ? ° f PrUVeUti,,g tile ovils Ozone is a modified form of oxveen the a °tion of electricity on IMs ai^r, U S h lF° me other agents It is probable that the great cause of the presence of ozone in the air is elec- -ezono diffuses rapiiUy when rnimifestpH f 9 rmed a "d its pre.?en™ “ manifested in, every quarter. If wo know before hand when it was Wo likl not bo im possible to exclude it from our dairies biit unfortunately, like other cbanM of tlmymather.is not easy to foretell^m as yet no method of absorbing or neu is avaUahlfi^fn CnoWl t raf ' lca3t that GtofflSf “ practice.—Cbr. .Country orouslyi producing 7 another flowers When ftese ■aro via blo ti?/ branch to' which thev helmS i.®’ t topped do W h to .their iovol-andtbffria done live times succoXeiy Bv bk !mS^ 6 ; p,an(sbecame ™ut B Jwarr hot over eithteeu inches hio-h f° provent them from fallfn^ wlu l t a oevera“enppcdoff%n o th! OWel ' a the ripe sap ig directed ♦£ h H wa J r wnich acquires beautv th ? frui 'i ionee unattainable moans? 061 ' one-ihalf Jnch in diameter—plnoS^beafc 1 Wrap, one inch of one end in a plete of . cotton or linen. .Bib this in or and stick one or two in cach WlTfeav 0 mg only the, wrapped' part abovo tul "SSKWS, RE 1869. . _NE,W fI GO6'DB. •’ • uV ■' QrenndlnMi;6^^dy ' : |piqaeB, jnpaneso Poplins. Induction In prices of all Spring Goods on hand. I jvlll close out the balance of ray spring Stock at cost to make room foirNow Fall Goods. Brr- gains In all kinds of DOMEST IC GOODS, fcargnlns; lb HoMery, Gloves, Whits, G6pas,iS<i Splendid Corded Plpuo at 10c., Corded Pique,* one yard wide, EOo., ifpn’s Heavy Half Hose, Hobo at i2J£o„ Hem Stitched .at 10 and 12>5c., Bleached Mnallnat Allklndsol SUMMER. PANTS STUFF at prices that,defy competition. A full.nssprt- mont of Shawls, Parasols, Sun Umhrpllns, Hoop 'Skirts, Corsets, Ac., always on hand. GRAIN BAGS, CLOTHS & CASBIMEBES; Prom the Lowest Grade to the Finest French. Haying always taken the lead In this branch of the business, I .would Say I ain hotter prepared ds season than oyer, to meet the wishes of al desiring a good article, or a very fair bargain. SUITS MADE TO ORDER, at the shortest notice by it flrst-class taylor. MOURNING GOODS, BOMB A ZI NE 8 WOOL DELAINES BLACK AND;WHITE MIXTURES, CHAPE VEILS AND COLLARS, English Crape BLA.CK THIBET SHAWLS, Square ana long, also n hill ossqHment of r'u- nerql Goods, for which orders will bo promptly ondsotlsfootorally flUed. TABLE LINENS TABLE CLOTH S, NAPKIN S TOWELS, LINENS, MARSAILLES,, PIQUES, QUILTS, SPREADS, NAINSOOKS, JNWA TWILLS, STOSSES, TARLETONS, CAMBRICS &0. Remmembor the place, as I am determined I nak la on Inspeotioa.of our New Stock Jual opened, Jean convince yon tlmt my goods are cheap. L. T GREENFIELD,, No. 4 EAST MAIN STREET. July 1,1809. JFutnftnre, su..-' 8., E WING, tINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, WEST MAIN STREET,, CARLISLE, PENN'A. .A SPLNPDID ABSOBrMENX OP S EW PXJBNITUBE Sofas for tbo Holidays, comprising , tat,, . Camp Stools. Porjpr,, Chamber, Dining Room, Kitchen • ,F U R.N IT U R “* aO ® c ' 0 | ; of the Latest Stylos. . 1 COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS, * '- 1 . Splendid New Patterns. , BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES: and on reasonable terms - ont * 0(1 -^.promptly, Dec. 17..18G8—tf ‘ • >, Q A BXNET WARE HQU SB TOWN AND COUNTRY. ®sSsasasasgsi Is recommended,as simerlor n wy c /It belngporfegtlyalr th Wd immmmm i CABINET MAKING. reau“‘ Se™S» ra wSS’Sfn‘i ea ?."■ fOd Uoau af^SSSws“H : lug olsowherof 1 For t^Ue^ibem? l^^ 010 p^rchaa * toflre extended,tohtoViS. ffi^ e . he £?- nomorous customers.an<Lns?mvT?hSiS *u > * hlfl i neai™oppSiito^^^^ Dec. 1 1S8B. DAVID SIDE. N EW, LIQUOR STORE. ' " Bure nyfwZ y 8 ° Utl, 0f I,on,2 '" atOrC^ . Best Common Whiskey. 1 “toHoUond Gin, r ; Ginger Brandy. i ■l. /' '■ Port Wine, . 1 • , Shoriy Wine, ■ Jamacia Ram, Raspberry Syrup, - B. TAYCOB’S May 13,1800—1 y THING. 1 to Housekeepers, Hotels, . Banks, Offices, Ao. i THE PATENT WIRE, adjustable window screen WILL FIT ANY WINDOW. Glyeventllatlon and light, Soroen from view, and oxcluda PLIES MOSQUITOa AND OTHER INBEOIH ' Jnly 1, S-ag l Btre «-PWtaaoiphia. 8 M • RAWO VEK STREET, NO. Jg NJ3W yOBK BMANCH, ■ HEADQUARTERS FOB PAROAINB zona the «lu are determined Jo ran oirSt J? hloh wo pHcea; Giveuaan SUMMER. WHITE !g.OODS, : Embroideries,. Laces and Insertlngs, ’ Veils Beregea and Crapes. Holsery and Gloves In great variety, an extenslvo stock of , NOT I O NS. , . BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS. - co li s'E ts t a or Sets u French Wove, Hip Gore, and; the-celebrated l La( H es ’C« mj and.CoUars. Hem-, tthd-Embroidered' • Hnndkor- L arthslcs^° aCe fercl,^e^B and many attention to recent purchases of New and Desirable goods, In which! can offer, special Inducements to cosh buyers. , . SPBING GOODS ■We havoiust returned from the city with a very large and splendid ussorlmentof seasonable 80 ! oar stock ol Is veiw lull and complete ; the styles are nhsur-i Trimmings, " K "" ■ ■ Tickings, , Muslins, . Shawls, Blankets, Flannel, all grades, Handkerchiefs Jeans, C'ottohadcs, and the iarcest stock nfumni wares and trimmings In the ftl :l to ’ 10 thecrnmpM of goods Is very large, well assorted ' and will be solcT off at reduced prices,' It Is not necessary U) nil a column id exaggeration of our stock; but we invite all to call and see for tbrnn! this t, 1 11 uk.wm satisfy them tlmt tms is tne place to buy to r proflt to themselves. April 22, 1809— BENTZ & CO. Q.BEAT CLOSING OOilHl on° a to n ull?lv o rt!fJ >i sunfnoivgoods to.be closed FnCarmeJ s h LfZ^o l -§&Adto°lo^o”f ta,rty dWS - Wo “« OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP BDMSIER GOODS, We will keep "no ■ account of what goods coat. They muat nil bo Bold without reserve. ’ DEDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS nro the order of tho day. Wo have a cumulate SSua„ I ?r 01 ? t , or 0,, --? lna “ or Eooda yet, and S wonderful low prlcea na to natonlah tho most ■experienced buyera. , ■. 5.1 CO Cloth fur '■ ~ 00 CasaLmon*. 100 , do *5 Alpaca,' 76 do 00 Japanese 'Mlxltures, 60 Granite popl ns. ■lO Pungeo do., 60 Best Organdies, dO do. do., Good Lawns, J 5 00 LaM.Lliawis, . 10 00 do. do. • Good 1 do. SILKVCOATS AT HALF THEIR COS T,. Sumiiicr shawls for n s , ™ -81 60 Hoop Skirls, • . »} , Carpets. Qll Cloths. lilludSi.Ac., Twonty-flvo [ peroeutvLotvor tlioh tho Lowest. DOJIEHTICH OP ALLTCINDS EXCEEDINGLY .i’! 111 give you more value for your monov , aml «'}, clronraatoneoa, Ilian can be bad elsewhere. Call early and examine g,ooda. .See our prices, an Ao ™n“S™d St the W.-C. SAWYER & CO., east Stain street 5000 pounds of wool wapted, for welch we will Pay btlO.tilgeest rnarlret prlco. • June /0,./soo—iy . , Sa^VssSsSS Pujjnsr Bonnldsoniirnlomown Pa. dK tondl “ K ’ «"»&! Miss Olora tGlibert, Germantown t>n ti„ m monFhS’“ tiof twoyeara Cured^two Slb B ° f ten , ycara BtandlSff. catea in ta Avo., and Warnook ftt* yStt., o ”'" l of Gworal Debility of thlco Miss Emma Morria.i22r Girard Av« pi,ii. p„ of ««• »«i stSdfng^ swiiart. standing. Cared In flvo months nlno years AH. ftm Office? strictly private W&sssmte May 18, 1808-Ora. CUMBERLAND NURSERIES. B,S^ W k. flite iii®sss“.s QCHOOL TAX POR 1800. • gITS? r that ro tho°TrMaarer ”wl jj °attond |S"sl£«;F“| , S?i|S sn>^ M b, above data, can do sr er ’ «A*ss s&assffiuiss fwcium-iz, -"'Jywturff J)RY GOODSII a6«jmimo tobott thetikis ah!) season ' '! . ! -■ . . '■ • •• NEW AND CHEAP OASIi STOKE > ;of '-TH O M AS A HA‘R PE R. . c6Kes&oi.’&Amrxk : -«&3a&&.B& wlfVWnnw prepared In exhibit an elegant and well assorted stock of V . .. DRY GOODS, At exceedingly low prices I. Bargains in' bza&kets,- ; of nU'coiors and felzes.fifoie Chenpdst stock tii town. FLANNELS. Plain and Tallied, all colors. .Comets, ‘ • • - Sharks’, 1 *• Plaid Shirtings, . » , Operas, , Home-made. and a line article of Welsh Flannels. SHAWLS ! SB AWLS ! ! Bong and Square; Paipley arid Thobet. Ladles, Cloakings, Velveteens. Gold Mixed, Water Proof ond Heavy Beavers. Merino Vests. Shirts and Drawers, for Ladies'Misses, Men's and Bov’s wear. Afullllne.of OASaiUB^ItBS, FA NO 7 D RESS G O ODS in new and rich designs. Many of the above goods selling oflTat greatly reduced, prices, im inense stock of all the leading brands of Domes tic and House Famishing ;Dry Goods, at less than regular ices. BLEEOHED AND BROWN fJHBETINGS. PILi L °W- OASBMUMjINS. PILLOW OABEN-LI , * ENS, NAPKINS TABLE LINENS ANDDOYLIES. ; . ; TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS.. ! Marseilles Qiillts and table Covers. Nottlm?- ham Lnco.Ourtln Material and TJdys. " otung FANCY WOOLEN GOODS. .. THOS. A. HARPER. Dec. 2J..lBU3—tf* ofHlulavor Pon.fretBts. DRESS G OO D S, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES, CARPETS, OIL CtOT.II . U'K D U C 15 11 ■JI/TAEQTJABT'S GELEBB ATEJ>, LI ISlijlt.T FOBMANOBDBABT.-I ..}} ! •Admirably adapted to the Cnrcfjf.oiinißoaica for which a Opuntcr-IrrttnnCor.Jjhnernal Remo dy la required. . ... BEFEBEN.CKH: • ADrobnm Marnuart; Esq., has shown mo-the receipt of whloh Ills Llulrnont-Ik composed Frqm my.lcnowjedge or the ingredients, 1 a„ n„t hesitate in cortliyrng-that It-wiU bo ijoneflolnl whore-on extoMot application. at,.the kind la indicated,.... ; , ; . -• , Snlppensbnrg.Sept,ls,3B63. .. i Fnllyoonveraoii t. with the chemical comro-. I ncnts nudmcdlcalcirhcta of A. Marnuart’s Lint |;ment,X oheorlblly recommendit to those who may noed it, n J,; J ,S. D, • Mr. A. i talie pleisure in saying that rhovo nsed Sour Liniment«r chop.'" pod hands, and it oared .them and.mndo them feel soft, I think it the best ,1 have Over used, and Wonid choorfnlly recommend it to the gent eralpubilo.! • . • ... AVM.GIIAOVT .Newtonlo«m£ilp,pa.;Not,|l, 1803. my horses with the greatest success, attl would reoommedlt to oil who are In need of anything 'Of the hind. * v , .u OMEIiLTNQ&R, county Treas’r. ■Stonghatowa.'Nov.m lBCBi . I have usedaboat half a bottle of yonr Lin iment hiorso for a i bad Ctollar GaU. whlch wns the most obstinate i sore of the kind I ever saw; .also on my arm for' RhenmatJem, and It has given entlre/satlsfac-' • tlon In both coses. rwouldnotdo witliot It for ton times its cost, and cheerfully recommend It - to the pnbllo. ■ -- MICHAELLATBRAW.; Jacksonville, Pa, Nov.EO, IBCB.' • /'A. Marquart. Esq.:—Dear Sirtl'hoq a very’ fevere attack of . Rheumatism; in myllmck* so that I could scarcely.walk,.wblch Toaveryl painlhl. .Alter using half a bottle of j our cele brated Llnlment. I was entirely cured This Is not a recommendation, but the plali truth : Yon can moke any use of, this yon plea A „ .. ' -i JACOBIONG, .Walnut Bottom;Po.* f NoW2o,lBCB.’r •.. Mr, A,JdorquartDear Sir: I hrve os'edyour ' valuable Liniment In my family for\dlfferent pains and nones, and-it t has' proved soflsfhctory' In every, case. I do think, us on external Llnl- • -meat, it stands without a. rival. I would cheer- ' fully recommend it to the public. ■ ■-V ■•- - • Respectfully, . . , ; ; GEORGE W. YOCUM. • Jacksonville, Pa.,Nov.2I,IBCS, A. Marquart.-Esq.:—Dear Slr: It affords ine pleasure to certify that I have used your Uni xnenton my neck, In a cose of very Sore Throat which was much swollen and very painful Af ter two_or, three applications, I found lt to act like magic, and would recommend it as an ex cellent Liniment, JACOB SEVERS ' "Walnut Bottom', Pa., Nov, 19,1868 iOr Sale HaversUck Era's., D, Ealstoh rbni nidnd: Worlhingfm, Otrllsle. ' f • «&■ AGENTS WANTED! 'Address- T A. MAROTTART Deo. lOi J^ l “ tßott P m -Cumberland Ca, I*a. •- . Fialsg iti git t ocE • lES ! S Always to bo had at the CHEAP S TO B E NO 88 EA.ST POMPRET STREET. Are they always fresh ? Behnimn t Therofoia T?J?iS untO f ' th , o “ nd southern bny You wfflflnd every thingyou wish In thewayof GROCERIES. ■ ! QUEENS WARE, ■ GLASSWARE, , Wili.oWand . . CEDAR WARE, • - STONE AND CROCKERY WARE, and no end to SOTIO N a t .. It 113 useless to mention them, come-stlae° for Yourselves; and parents if It don't.suit you to come, send your children, as ,they'will be dealt with, with the same care as If you were here yourself.. All kinds of CO TINT BY PBOD TICE anen In cxclmiißO forßOocls.orcnsb 2.000 LBS. . BUCICWHE. T FlftUß fb. t orloolbsT'‘ llty 0,1 iland > wblob I soil by the BETUIIN Abb UfJ,SATISFACTORY ooopa.i GEO. B. HQPEMAN, N0.,83 JBAST PO.mVh BT. STREET Carlisle, pa. . May 1800. Railroatr Eines, JTJEADXNG RAIL HOAD, nfnwWa r J' R^-RIl - A - ' MONDAY, j DEOEMRER Uj 180 S. I . ®iAUentowu and Philadelphia n{ V in : sS3sri»EsF j - e “-ii s^S^±^* wl - A ®“KS!Si^ 's^SSSSS^ Prana, Railroad, rolnrolng oSn^SunS^M « Ra' "•• roturnln ß leaves PliWdolpUlaTt £ f “““moiaUon tram: loavesPotb.- atTwivlL ** M " roU ™'na- leaves Pnuraeipnfa o mRM^bSiVSt S« a f D B“t 700 Columbia,’ &c.. <.. r Ji £“ rat ®* Litz.Lancastor, mfaTsO e p V M Pot l U9mou leave Hklnnaokuts fo a“ M iM'pt“"e {gS* W ™ “‘“““r trainMs^^-Q: ala'wwissffi'.ssK®. eraU^S^nglrY t^r ° UB^*G?^^?coilia^ VeB Jan. 21. IB6o—iy : 15 to 20 10 00 « 0 00 3 50. to 5 00; Q XJ’M BEELAH X) V AXj LE Y HAIL BOADI OIIA N G E O F HOU « S • .0n and attar MONDAY, SEPT. 14 ri1,181:0, Passim nor Trains Will run doily as follows, (Sundays ex ptudi • ' , "WESTWARD! fpfflSW ohanlcfibunr 2.Q2 nAriinTn o n.« >o®~r ~ • -M«, Mo- i37“arna%7 Now4in p - M a Mo - ■EASTWARD; amvtag at cSS®SSWa,, Qt6eo ; GilStfll^ burg 1.23, Nowvlilo'2.(J6 Carllalnvakil'•“PPoas taje&iaWinga^^ ifttvd 7Va(n Icdycs Hocotatown «ns*, u _ • GreenoasUo 4.l2,arriving a? soi Bittoore, Washington, PltteHnA aX,7„m^ SDMniNTErazNT’aOwioD s ' ■ £ ' u i‘ L ( OiamPff, fu..Sßpt t B.ieos! Qupt* September 17,1W8, ’ . 1 ' ■ JbyioP ? S..i-v For Hairlpi .V; '.j^noji .biisiat.pnco .agreeable, ,','fUoalthy, and effectual - - (bro preserving o the ■ ‘ hniri .'Faded orgray ■' hair is •soon restored ■ to V*!s‘ original color' : ‘ with '".the ghss and . ■ 'freshness —of '^ffokth. , , '-Thin Lair is thick-, ened, falling. r hairchecked, Cniid.Vbald- ’ inesS often,': thouglfcnqt, always,' cured by its use; Nothing;;,can restorosthe ■ hair where tho r follicles .are destroyed; or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such ns remain cap be saved; for usefulness by : this application. Instead of -fonlibg th'e. hair with a.pasty, sedi .niontj.it will .Seep it clean and vigorous. Its; occasional use will. prevent the hair, ./rain; turning gray or falling off, .and prevent baldness,; IVeo. Crain those deleterious substances which iniiko preparations dangerous and injurious to the, hair, ■ the Vigor can •inly benefit but not harm it. If wanted ■merely for a ','",, DRESSING, nothing else can he foundso desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts" long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. ... Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co; Practical and Analytical .Chemists. HOWEIX, MASS. ; ' . PRICE 91.00, ’ PoKSale byllavcniUok liroUiors.Corllslo.Pa Oct I6JBQB—ly - . r , . . . THE WORLD’S INTERNAL BEM-: KDY!! ■I ( , •'* JOHNSON'S (HEUMATIC COMPOI {LOOP PURIFii ~7 . ~ QUICK IN ITS ACTION, perman'ent in its cure READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY’ R. 3S. Sellers & Co.—Having' suffered with. Rheumatism for along time X.was Induced V&- JoSnson’s Rheumatic Compound. I-purchased one bottle and was perfectly cured after uslngit three days. ' • ,/' LAWRENCE winohell. . Etna, Alhfeheny Co. Pa.; De 0.10,1806. ‘ . MesMs.R.E.Sellers & Co.—GentsAfter suf ferlng for seven years from Rheumatism I was bot of Johnson's Rheumatic Physicians could glveraerno , i Sharpstowh; Ni J. Dec. 16, ROBINS, . Messwß. E. Sellers & Go.—Dear Sirs';-*I was a’ cripple from Rheumatism for sixteen yeorsJbf- - iTrewDn. October 25, 18Kif ME3 j ' lc - dowel l. tbo°Pbo^ Ixiavcnwortb, iKansas, l&ds^ RIGHT ‘. --Mesara. R.-E. Sellers & Co.—Dear Sira:—liiere £wiSS3% thota ? um^er °f persons! (my,fiither fe W: by 4110 ml h.b. linn. Sharon, Penna. Nov: 20, 1807.- »' - • ,R. E. SELLERS & CO., SOIiE PJIOPIUETOJIS, PITTSBURGH',. Pa! FOD SALE 11Y JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY G OWL BN , PHIL'AIIELEHT A, PA HAVE R S.T'I C k bb o §'■'. •, CARLISLE, PA Mar6U;4,lBoß->tf THEjGREATEST MEDICAL COVERYICNOVVNTO MAlf; • ~ j| LINDSEY’S BLOOD SEARCHEF SsS s ? s ‘" s ,rom au Im - SCROFULA,SALT RHBUM.ERYSIPELAS, SORE EYES, ROILS; TITTER, ito. It is purely vegetable;' preparation- s^mmi ipsiiiiit much pleased with ti»« Ahni!! 0 psoplo aio very JOHN RALSTON 4 SON. , '. ELT»:nToN, lNi). Station. theSo" 0 of counterfeits. The genuine has B. B. SELLERS <S CO. at the bottom of the ousldp xvrappor. Sole Proprietors, B. E. SELLERS & GO PITTSBURGH, BA, For sale by JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & §0 WHEN. PIITLADELIUrrA, PA. If AVEUSTICK BROTHERS, Oaulisle, Pa March 4 JBO9-tf proposals. : v this opal; for tlin Scar fora «PPlylng Si" 01 ' Por “Bo y ooa Coal. . MO Cords Call WooS Bh,lm okea Hot Coni. so tons (aioo m each')S o Tho°OoiOto^ September next. Tbe'wood^n™ 01511 * SayCor to be delivered la XilTooM®3>? na Straw I forcooanmpuoo,or must^Mln B doplKte nodonSs2°?aonaratply, wW t boo^m° ir §^A^T£sißi^ atD the opening o I the nafi *L 8 P ros ?nt at jwbeVoom^! 1 to 1 ? h^b 0 or U fo? r a^ »ss& fisae*^??s E P^ r .°ND G. FEOHET. Ist LI out, Bth Cavalry ■Acting a. Q. u. TJaiy.g, 1869—Jt ateg^lS^S ' (March 4, iBO9-1y '' ASI> MEDICINES I: I; TH E B-E s t’p'b AO B , T o n UY. : lt>/ .l! .i s URE h ANI) RELIABLE » U€f S 9 Medicines and Fine Chem • HAVERSTIGK BROS., No; .10 MEMO Novtti Hanover Street, CARLISLE PA. DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Moolis, Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, Per fumery, Tom Article/, ct-c.i Dye ■ Stuffs, Cosmetics, Stationary, . ■ '• . <tc. Also', Pure Wines for Medical Pur— . poses, ... ThOlr assortment of Goods. In variety, novel ly ana elegance, cannot bo surpassed. ■ The nrti j . 00n se >Ssfe<l ylth'greof core, and are Su™uon d o t y?oht y ors PrlC ° ‘° coramt > nd ll ‘° ■ All goods .warranted as represented. ■ ; HAYERSTIOK BROTHERS. ' Feb.l&’lMD-ly No. 10 North Hanover fit; Ayer’s ! Sarsaparilla, isia. I’-siisjus'a'iiuet ujl«i ' • ‘ ll • ilib reputation llils c.v • • col lent medicine’ cinoy.st ' ■ • ■ ■ “ derived from its cure*. ■ >Ail£V4 nmny of'Wliich-aro truly • . • ,/•’ . marvellous, • luretomib //.. . B , cniJes of Scrofulous '(Us - ' J\ '«• ’"-M ' caao > ? hcro the. system ■ If sconicd' saturated with '•fegiia ■ corruption, have -been ~ purified and cured it. . . _ . oCrorulous affections ami • " ' “teGrdara,wlJichwerean.: flTUvatea ,py the •acrofu* ■ nin 2r‘K s " cl1 «r c “ cambers ln“almost e!-eo‘S ; | “?"*'? ma ' 10 | '■ ™ avertible.’occasion.rap <lly dovcTm ■ . ' l“ d a?d o n V^rs'SS, " ScCt? °? s V ' ■ ... moil]}- soon relieved c“lrral (! I tavlgowune effect. X)il'CC wj„rs la n tl n°i" uftStWJlK™ ■ ! ■■ ■' pnsp'AXßo 'b it-' ■ ■; nr. J. c; Aran * eoViowiii;"^ Practical and Analytical .OhamUtk,'/ SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTa EVERYWHERE tlokblotlle ie.Pa ’ HILiiDBW’HIA, Tn S Swy C “ by “ aU 1711611171111611 ft* Cr bankers:^ liisi* ;; &S - UNIMD.STATES OF AMERICA p»?ed JulySs,]^!w??2, p ? cl * JA * l of Congreaa,*p.> - QABH sl,ooo 000 FTrT.r Patti ' : :ihmj^ n s?»!r r * ■■■■ ' o h. ,?^ saEI RL. Manager ; O.H. Beebtor. First National Bank, tellale August 20, Issa ~jy ... oanuio n OQTS ANP SHoli ■ -Pp -S OJS Jf TXi JSJUjs jjT ''. ■ t'o^eS e u^ AmNC} HTIy ™ s O“ **** or JPricfis Mxed at'ZoioMffurea. Amr. 28.—1 y •. , WJtf. F, BABTLETT. : -PHIIiADEU^ItTA; r 'OTIOE.--N i:given 24v 11 ale Carllale,,Thvoslt 13 anirmiil mako rippll. cation to.tho next LegLalaturo of Pentuorivattla for Lilo renewal of Its Shorter ,reatoarroitit Jr 4.13 • ', ' - 1117. t i l° a elO C Onu, '• THE; CELEBRATED' REGULAitI ORTARY TOP COOKING STOVE - TUB BEST IN THE WOULD. , i THE MORNING GLORY is tup mo t perfect parlor stove in use anywhere or .i?y ei s rv 'ii ler . e o is : a Base Burner, and one Arc all winter, - It has mloa doors all aronnd and is as o right and cheerful as an open gate; -Wo reapeotfaliyrefer to the following persons from hundreds of .others who have used It, as merits:- •‘^l James B. Weakley,*Hon. J. Stuart. . *■■ , : Edward Fury, - j W.8.Ma111n,,• i- Sere’t Irvin J 11 * WohortiDoriancl, CoCA. Nobl’o. * Baffin.'. wSSIVa,. ,i L.T. Groenße)d, . . Thos, 1 Chamberlin Sarauol H G°nld, . . ota aitaSt, ■ * irw. b T™ Eblr ' John T. Green,* ' : moripaiir. ' > &wwS2“ 1 '“ :,; ■Win; P. Stuart, , LSWoocln ' Jos. Galbraith, ; JmS. Woods’ , • , Jolm nr, Gregg. •„-j - - , orth’e’X I SSr ™rloty6fCoolc stoves ; NOBLE COOK, (Gas Burner.) C °™WlL& GaaßUrMr ’>- ' eubeka., ' ‘ , ' Wabash; 18 A IT V.* •* * 6ronr own manufacture, TIN AND SHEET IRON. ' ■ of allklhdsconstantly on hand. ‘ ■ SPODTIN(j; ROOFING & JOBBING TIN, _ Str.triT, r IRON WARE ARC ;PUMPS.—The undersigned axing returned 'front. the flaSterii 'Cities with a idrgo asso rtrpent of „ -. STO VES AND Wiilft, usually UepUff a first class establishment, arc prepared to finish the citizens of Carlisle and 7 mtr ft s ?, lth tho best Cook Stoves ; /■noble COOK, ™|} othbrs/wbleh,they, wlir emd .roast, bettor, .and..with less-fhel .than any, oUier stoves intho morlsot. Thkr stock of Dnr- ‘ ZeVfT 8 ar ° ni>t thls-Slo ness M clt *ea fo beauty, durability 'nhd oheip- , STATIC If ARY BANGES, 22 ° n warranted to giWseii' numbers of persons who have tliein in psoi-1 Their stock ofTln and Sheet lron Waro isiarce : ond aaltoa .to tho wanlßpi all houaokoopors.or: d^ycoCS U,lg whlchi . AND CISTERN PUMPS; j est noUce 7 °*° pI01)aro ? *9i pat np tl ? e B *»or(>! Bpou TlNg and roofing done Of the. shortest notice. Jobbing and'He-- : pairing done with neatness and despatch; . : WATER coolers of an qualities constantly, on hand, ill ore re- and examine their at * NOUTH HANOVER ST'* OART.tftTit wheretj.ey r m he pleaaed to r^oly^aulS daslred!' 0l ; r 9 , t0 and render all eMla faction 1 RINESMITH & RUPP, Junel^fBKt ,:N^rtllHan ; OVOrS^reotl arllßlo * ' PBIOEF'FfY BbTtiE j| 'wmbyeV - , 2&* afisSr* s^*-- For sale by G. B. HOFFMAN - wocor, Pomfrot Street, ■'_ ' -'■ .' ■ ' 1 .•■•• ■ . Carlisle. pip^SSl &P Ent= MATCI ADD HAIL 11 , , THB . stove •« '• ’-'isE im, 1 ■ % Walker & Clapdy having just returned ftom 'New Totk "ftnd Philadelphia, ■frhere they-have purchased the largest, latest undbest assort ment of ‘ . a pAiiLo;'!V ‘ >•.' L - :'6oo£ing and / • -:. ; :rlv , : HEATIN G j ST.OVES' eperbrquffhtio thiiplaco.bavonow. on exhibi tion audios sale at their Store BOoms, ; NO, 18 WEST MAIN STREET, ■^i o^ theywmWwdysbepleosed to see tueir oja mends nßd'many now will and, exam* , THE GREAT. MORNIJJG GLORY ~ , PA-BLOK STOVE AND HEATHB, —AND— TIN AND OTHER WARES; . WALKE E & CLATJDY, f 8 WEST MAIN STREET, ' OAKLISLE/PA. ■ 1 Octi 8, ISjW. Ofrat. -- ■ i ; ■ • ■ Iron pS 6o !** .- a ?«‘witaa Oils * .'• m Evei chani and t gu; ■SS? Picks ea, fto. .Sudden oOßbUs,' PAT. ttfqpV we A .our goo* II) .VTIQf '■ Crete : £ani. makd' debtee’ meat. ,MTIi X/ 3SJ& & Ji o jp-fy partlcnlar.to their recSsrSplSg| H A R D W:ARE, Thoy. studiously avoided .Investing aort, h|gh prices, and; patiently waited Ihe'i out of the bottom before attomptlngtore shelves, mid now that things have W to old.tlme prices, as near os possible, they Invested largely and are prepared to •,to their frlondaand- customers as low pr any market outside cities,. They Invite the 'attention rof. mechanics, fanna builders. Our stock is complete antfit fear meeting with disappointment in esqi for any tiling in cur lino. We- haye the, agency of tlie^Wlllcox^l SE'WIS"dI HAG HIS and would respectfttliy ask all those la : a examine :the Wlllcox 4 oil for© purehasSig.; “• -to, and t , - Feb! ofthotown ftaa o'“ JpURNITtTRB. JO H H LISZSt A X, CABINET AND CH AIR. MAII SOOTH UAHOVEK ST.KOS. 63* 87 TWO D«! ; PpiarßET STB',T, OABMSLE,Pa. ~ '•.■ji'' nif4!^slS| t “™ tofno ' pHoniellolJ: S lAfiVi»»o ' ! ' CaiopStoois. , ■ Centre Tables, wS’frP?. 01 ”-: DlnlnS-Ttttjles, Egy Chairs, ‘ Card Tables, . Reception Chairs; - Ottemen,. , “5™?“?-... ./. , What-Ko • Seorotanis, - ■ vto„ It, , Parlor,-^ ardrob,!s -it;, } ; j iChamber,; l ..-. - ’I .Dining Room, .'I \ ‘ '. '•' ‘ ‘•’ Kltclion I ' r r ’ , and Office. | , p URil N I T,tr Ell , 0 P p ll B IA ,T EST -STY L El COTTAGE EURJiTTUKE IN SI PATTERNS. BE 4^4 D^^. D %™S3i I -Fob. j£ wf£“ reoaonoSoffi piPEB’H " : i BOOK and EA ‘N'OY store, AND G£NEMAL[NEWS XtliPW U ; .33 STREET, Writing DefiSa^ ° f ® 00ds on hand, sucn « PortpoUos.V ■ , Companions; - : - v^Work-Boxes,■ • • - Satcbelfl, "Ladles* Purses, ’/ - POOfcetßftolra, ~, Begar' Coses; • , Card Oases, . QoldPens, ' Pen Knlve*, &c^H I FAMILY 0i ’. ■' “gd^PTOQBAEHIO ALBUUi I' T» t A . T ®EDU(®D PBIOE3. , IE S, P'O R^iB6B. ion’Booka' f °rau' Magazines. FW- subscribing at ‘ ■ hlna°iimprtyoi' l lfl pa^.to *w* “ I-.':.-. ' ;^^igroj^ 0 ,? Mo « a wW dcilrod. - ; fiUbsSib?? | S^^®^SSlSw >' l&fr&iF' F 9 &.it'bl:liF, '■ aatt" 10 ‘ ho following W»ICI> I" badf 0 Wft W>W. bn(, thß boat ooftl ttint la M W 1 »^ r^ I “^“ rtl01^ A? 1 E bout rep alxg , ’ . elao.*° oep , • of 000 l to be hoc! oflywhen ' ®* « dfiwiflltffltl todo all In Mr nover for tM ■£SSSSI£~ tll0< ?’ •'"'bo. aeal with ■>» ««5 vsS^^Tv® ypttflhaU.be dealt tufotriy with, -ondtttt as' favorable terms aa any the 11 March n.IMO. ■: IyTRSt PSOTO fflllffs'lMV **' B - tyle ? P* fbo togropba/frpm cart §fem on *! of,theJP^Stogra^i o art.?callc£« w* gtVm' i4‘ebiiyin* 'turn «ais#SsSSs?s -.flombgßp^a, n ill 1(1 m Itl toi 0 M *1
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