CANSIXO FRUIT. As tho season of fruit is just commen cing anything that will enable it to bo successfully canned at small expense, will very much prolong tho season. Only those who have tried it know tho satisfaction derived from eating a dish of peaches in midwinter as fresh as when gathered. Tho annexed method of canning fruit was furnished to the New York Farmers’ Club, by Mrs. Powers, of Oswego Co., New York: I will suppose your fruit and glass cans are all ready. J prefer ctfris with glasscovers. I scald tliofruit Jnalnrgo tin pan With juice or water to cover, at.* Put half a teacup of cold water into every can, and till up with hot water; put the covers and rubbers also into hot ‘water. Now empty a can and fill up with hot fruit, ami then another ' Jjet them stand open until tho hand ’ can he held upon them without burn ing. As soon as filled cut writing pa per the size of tho can, one for each, when cool sjjp one over the fruit entirely, and filfup tho can on top of the paper with boiling juice, and seal at once. ‘ Ladies, try this way; the fruit will never mould, and will keep any time, if you don’t cat it. The pa pers keep tho fruit from rising to, the top, of tho liquid. There is no use of sotting cans into water to heat them, or of putting themin'quilted bags; Itis too troublesome. ,1 let the fruit shrink, anq then fill up to the cover as close as possible. Ladies must be governed by their own common sense. Men at tempt to give directions, but their wives have to tell them, and then they are likely to. forget, C K*cnr Blight, R>. Amherst, Moss., writes the fol lowing : ‘-.I noticed in your Inst issue of tlie Agriculturalist a paragraph from your correspondent 'Bonne de Jersey,' giving his experience In the treatment of the pear alight, and call mg for a ‘ remedy.’ Having had some little experience in pear Culture, I feel called upon to offer a suggestion, 'so simple that it may provoke a smile from the Incredulous. I observed, some years since, among a row of thrif ty pears," a Bartlet.tiirning black : the leaves and short spur limbs turning to a crisp, as if burnt with Are; the trunk soon turned black on the side which was exposed to the sun’s rays. I poin ted out the tree to a nurseryman of con siderable experience in horticulture. After examining three carefully, he told me to cut off all the parts which seemed affected by the blight, and give the tree a good coat of soft soap, dilut ed, and let it dry on the tree.’ Some what incredulous at so simple a reme dy *, . followed the .prescription. The tree, in a few months, seemed to gain ; the next season all the old bark roller up, and new, healthy bark formed, and the tree is now as vigorous and healthy as any tree that I have. I have since experimented with like success. All I have to say to veteran pear culturists is, to try it. —American Agriculturalist. h. Sweet Vlcmcn. correspondent of the Countru Gentleman , gives the following receipe for making sweet pickles: Gift the to matoes, through, or if large, slice in three pieces, let them stand in a weak' <ou n n >wT Eight - To aquart of vfne „ai add three pounds of sugar; in this vinegar cook the tomatoes.untii a ibrk e Passed through them mft wmf n are , cooked, take them out with a fork and lay them down in tni. a sny - t 7? or three layers of toma ’ntnSH nklo i P^Y elize<l cinnamon mid cloves, and a thjn layer of sugar * aiternatel y tomatoes, spices and “ a £“ r ’ c . ookm S all the tomatoes in the necessary, add more ■« Sf and v A ne ? ar " When the jar is tilled, cover the tomatoes with good ci der vinegar, cold, away tho ,™i Cg! T V n - which tho tomatoeswere over ?h ?' ay I?? 10 horso radish root o\qr, the top of the pickles, and nut a weight on to keep them covered. This receipe is equally good for cucumbers. J have tested it for the past two years" piokles? nanotrOUbl ° in kee P in g good An Kqormous Farm fiafayette 3ndiana correspondent writes to the Cincinnati Gazette that there is n corn field in Benton county ™ d 'T,° f seven thousand acres, in gooti This M • a , !id ,, = ro ' vi,l ff splendfdly. Tins fiehi is to bo found on the farm oi vet?B n Esq ’’ who asides in Lafa -5 ivf Tbe S me correspondent adds • “Messrs Earl and Towier Imoa faun ot thirty, thousand acres in Ben nnd C w»h y no ° ne b °? y ’ well watered, and with permanent improvement* having one hundred and forty miles of hedge fence and sixty-iivo miles of tm?anis e "tT: “’“i I .’ t }' VGlling houses for /! ‘’l L 's, blacksmith shops, &c. tired ail'd'* 11- °i tllo - COnl hlnds liun n ml- 3 ty-mnp .onojind Iwodiorso ploNVft wore kept m cliuly usu, JUKI on head’of'«ii “ lu,s ‘'""i'-ond hundred mad ol cattle arc now feeding for the' n, L 'i"'u^ o f M , , l ' al ’ ket ’ and "''ll ho ship puf this fall by rail. Messrs. Earl and tiwhe fn?.,?V r persona ' supervision to the farm, the former a jobbing mer chant and the latter a banker. b •lu Prevent 0n,.,..., Great cure should be taken during )' ■ , '™'in weather'Bf summer to pre being chafed by tho har- VS . 1 he *'9 ar< i several ways to do this, l list keep your horse in good healtliv condition, clean skin with plenty, of flesh between it and the bone. Second Am? thWA harn f® soft and pliable.' And third, use linn moderately and give the skin a good cleaning after us-‘ mg him, every time. Much also de ds cSi’fi vI P?u he harness to lit prop eily. See that the collar is neither too large nor too small, and that the hames are of the right length and shape ; giv mg am even pressuio on tho collar. the face of the collar clean and free from inequalities, „ " v . p ry unsightly picture to see naif? of u. 1 i ‘i S- T e Baouiders and other parts of the hide worn off.by the har !™m J u °. wi l er or driver of such a kn J a oa 2 h t to he ashamed- of himself. —Stock Journal. , , . Clotted Ceeam.—ld Devonshire England celebrated for its “ clouted cream, the following method is adop ted to make it: Strain the milk into pans holding about ten quarts. After standing twelve hours the pans are a n C nt d n°f I1 h tl! ?- bt0V0 ’ 0r Still better, OVCr heated u' Tator * and tlle milk lo thp r?„i h k ’, cr 9 am y Scum raises to the surface; and air bubbles aonear n parting it, but the milk must Tot boil. The pans are then removed and ns soon ns the milk cools it is skimmed ..‘ffi/ 10 ? re il m Placed in a churn or stieftm n hi S ft J red with “ lon fe r spoon or stick till butter comes, which is usual ly in a few minutes. The butter is not tvoikcd, but ladled out with a skim- } 1 | I p’h hi iy inff -n rge h °J es i through which ff, b ,rt t n t ““ llk oni , l drnln . and puflight un . d J bose °n n plate, those who like salt, adding it at tho table To Wash White Woolens.— “A l' 4 ', ng Housekeeper” writes • “ Put » ‘S 01 elear; soft water on the stove and shave enough soap into it to maKo a strong suds, fet it come to aho “and H"' !o°T t w placed’in « tqb, let stand until they are cool enough to handle, and then rub or squeeze slightly and wring put. If they wore very dirty, repeat the oper- ? t1 .9. n ’if I ! ot ’ “ ake a very weak suds, and a f ter , it is taken off the tire, put In some blueing and proceed ns 'before! then shake well, nndhang.lt up to dry. ■ You will And the flannels I wi not full up and got too small, but will bo as soft as when new."—Ameri can Agriculturalist. • " ■ 30ru ®ootrs. I Nil*. 18G9. new 0^0 ODS, Grenadines, Orgnjjdy I nwns, Piques, Japanese Poplins, Reduction lu prices of nil Spring Goods on imiul. I will dose out (lie balance of my Spring^loek ul cost to make room for Now Fall Goods! Bir? : gains in all kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS • * % . Bargains in Hosiery, Gloves', White Goods, «tc. Splendid Corded Pique at 10c,, Corded Pique, one yard wide, 50c., Men's Heavy Half Hose, I2J<;e., Ladies Hose at 12J<c., Hem Stitched at 10 ami 121>.. bleached Allkimlsof SU M MER PAN T S STU F F at prices that defy competition. A full ussorl meat of Shawls, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Hoop Skirls, Corsets, Ac., always on hand, O R A 1 N J* AGS, CLOTHS CASSIMEBES From tho Lowest Grade to the Finest Frencl Having always taken tho lead In this branch of the business, I would say I am better prepared this season than ever, to meet the -wishes of al desiring a good article, or a very fair bargain. SUITS MADE TO ORDER, at the shortest nollco’by a flrst-class taylor. MOURNING GOODS, BOMBAZINES WOOL DELAINES, BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES, CRAPE. VEILS AND COLLARS, English Crape BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, Square and long, also a full assortment of Fu- neral Goods, for which orders will be promptly and satisfactorily filled. TABLE* LJNENS, TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS towels, LINENS, MARSAILLES, PIQUES, QUILTS, SPREADS, NAINSOOKS, INDIA .TWILLS, SWISSES, TARLETONS. CAMBRICS &G, Reiumember the place, ns I am determined not to bo undersold In anything In our Hue. Al I nsk la an Inspection of-our New stock Jnal opeiled. I can convince you that my goods are cheap. L. T GREENFIELD, No. 4 EAST. MAJN STREET. July 1,1869. dftmn'ture, WING, IINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, WEST MAIN STREET CARLISLE, PENN'A, A splnfdid Assortment of NEW FUENITU RE Rnr« u for tho H oUd»ys. comprising H s?6sssr' • m ssfss? Heceptlon Chairs. Ottomans; liureaus, ■\Vhnt-'Nof« Secretaries, *c; i &c.?* Chamber, Purior, Dining Room, furniture r ud offlco of the Latest Styles., COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS, Splendid New Patterns. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES. ' In great variety fii’in IIS,' lar “Rintloii given to Funerals. ’ Orders fnTo^siibrass'. auenrtort Dee.l7, tf Q A 1U N E T vVAEEHUu S E.I , TOWN AND COUNTRY. i he subscriber respectfully informs his fH«»i and the public generally, Unit be «U?l coat Si ea the Undertaking business, and Is ready to wn?? upon customers cither by tiny or by nlJfit Steady made Covt-is* kept constantly on Imnd botK plain and ora imental. Ho Las eonshintii7 0 i„ J\iijut 2lTcl<tlic Jiurial CVwc, of w’hlch he has been appointed the sole agent. This case th ° ra^r«rt r e tt^c& and now Jn use the exclusive right of which P i h«v2 insured, and will bo kont constantly on hand. CABINET MAKING in all Us various branches, carried on aim u« n „ roaus, Secretaries, WorkUtands? ParlorS t( ru' d , Cbulru « 1 Pier, side and c<mt?e Tables, Dining Tables Wnnh 6 shrnds of all kinds French Bedsteads, high ?Sd lowposts; Jenny Bind and CottageßecrsteJS? Chairs of all- kinds, Looking Glasses and nif other articles usually manufactured In this llni of business, kept constant on hand. " * , , rlcnion are mon of .experience his mn torlal the best, and his work made in fho latest i?« and all under lils own supervision ti will bo warranted and sold low for cash. 1 i« H °i l “ vi l teB aII Klvo him a call before purchos.' ug elsewhere. I'or the liberal patronage here numX« 8 e SSome« m and rtyMp&o?'Glvo'S^aTl. lo Plea£o th ™“» Remember tho place, North Hanover nr reel nearly opposite the Deposit Bank, Carlisle ee.llF DAVID SIPE. THING Dee. 11803. Important to Housekeepers, Hotels, Banks, Offices, &o. . the patent wipe adjustable window screen, WILL FIT jtffcY WINDOW, Give ventilation and light, r , r ’ Screen from view, and exclude I LIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECTS. For sale by Dealers in House-Furnishing Goode. Ihe Adjustable Window Screen Company! SOLE A l iy l ' l i8» s 9 l .!L r f;S tstreol ' pllll “ayp I .i, l . ■ N. HANOVER STREET, NO.g| N !■: \v yoJt k HEADQUABTEUS FOB BARGAINS, Bclcbted Block of Hosiery. Gloves fsTn ti nn D l vtn!T» Muy 27, mS Hnnover street, Slpo’s Hall. EW LIQUOR STORE. JOHN HANNON N. K. OOUNEBIIANOVEB AND POMFBET KT I*uru ° Utl ‘ ° f BOnt: ’ ,s .««*> ' Dual Common Whiskey. Pure Holland Gin, Ginger Brandy. Port Wine. Sherry Wine/ Jamacla Rum, Raspberry Syrup, It. TAYLOR’S May 13,1809—Jy GOBBETS! COBSET&H French Wove, Hip Gore, and (ho celebrated Beckel Corsets. Ladles’ CuflS and Collars Hem sltched Tucked and Embroidered Hsmdlcer chlefs, Cluney Lace Handkerchiefs and mnnv articles. 3 I Invite attention to recent purchases of New and Desirable goods, in which I can offer special inducements to cash buyers. OCRING GOODS O Wohavojustretnrned from the city wllb a verylargeand splendid assortment©* seasonable goods, which we are selling off rariltily at LOWER PRICES TfT AN THE LOWEST, our slock ot is very lull and complete; the styles are unsur passed. We have splendid SILKS,CASHMERES. DELAINES, ALPACCAS, and many now style goods, GINGHAMS, CALiqpES, ' y Trimmings, Tickings, Muslins, Shawls, Blankets, Flannel, all grades, ■** Handkerchiefs e r , a - n ?' uudthe largest stock of small w ares and trimmings in the valley, t™ la T V ngs ' Rußs.Bljmls, Carpet Chain of Cot ton, Linen and Wool, beat make. Our Carnets lnf„ co ; 1 ?, dorcd pyj?<lee» to be the cheapest out side of the great cities. 1 ~,?'! 1 l“n, t< ! ck of goods is very large, wellnssorted, b ? s ° l ,“ Off. at reduced prices. It Is not necessary to ill! a column In exaggeration of our stock; but wo Ifivlte airto call audseofor them tSo^%»S ,i< i h w . e think wiU satisfy them that Jilsls tho plaoo to buy for prolit to themselves BENTZ&CO. . IAT CLOSING OUTWALK April 22. 1869 Our entire stools ol summer goods to-be closed £«£ thirty days. If possible. The greatest bargains ever offered m Carlisle, Is'now lobe given by us for the next thirty days. Wo <we determined to close out B OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, Wo will Keep no account of what goods cost. They must all be-sold without reserve! Kitchen DEDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS are the order of the day. Wohuvo a complete assortment of all kinds of goods yet. and such wonderful low prices ns to astonish Iho most experienced buyers. 00 Cloth for IK) Cnsslmere 00 do Alpaca, 00 Japanese Mlxllures, 60 Granite popl ns. •JO Pongee do?, 50 Rest Organdies, •10 do. do., Good Lawns, 15 00 Loco LhawlS, 10 00 do*. do. Good do: SILK COATS AT HALF THEIR O OST, Rummer Shawls for 41 aa fcl 50 Hoop Skirls, v i aa Carpets, Oil Cloths, Blinds, &c„ Twonly.flve percent. Lower than the Lowest. DOMESTICS OF ALLKINDS EXCEEDINGLY NVo will give you more valuo for your monev under any and all circumstances, than can bo ?ac? 8 ‘ Se ° ° ur pricef, ‘ and bo convinced of the w. O. SAWYER & CO., E A S T. -MAIN S T R E E T oOOOpouuds of wool wanted, for which wo wl pay the highest market price. 0 W 1 Juno 10, 1868—ly' Br.WM. D. HALL, AND Mrs. MARY ,S. HALL, HOMOEPATHIO PHYSRITANa } MEDICAL . ELECTRICIANS Office Tvf 1 a l ?F e i^°: South Hanover street, Carlisle treated 1 Acuto or Chronic diseases successfully Donaldson. Unlontown, Pa. Cured 01 Heart Disease,°f 2 years standing In live weeks Had been given op to die. weoas. -Clara Gilbert, Germantown, Pa Liver mon& tf ° f W ° yoarBStandin e- ■ Cured In two BonJ. Reeser. UnJontown, Pa. InflamaUon of the eyes, with lossofthoslghtofonooye of six. teen years standing. Cured In throe months 1 i Gilbert, Germantown, Pa, Dys -Kths. ten years stnndin ff- Cured in two T>»^i r * Wood, Girard Ave., and Warnookst y?aw .°i P nd“n S . CUred of Qeneral Dabl “‘y of tH?M Miss Emma Morris. 1221 Girard Avo Phlla p« feTW£ Ve ',°' tbreo yeara pWa“p C on^ h Landing. .cured In Hvo months. nmo yol,rs AH consultation free. OUloes strictly nrlvato Drs. Hall respectadly refers to tho lollmvlmr ladles, residing In Cnrllslo. Mrs. jKS.I I mcr, Mrs, Wm, Hastings, Mrs fi S,™ - othors J - F " llCr ' Mre * 1I «" l!y sSyd«fknd a< SSS; May 13; IBBS-Om. QUMBERLAND NURSERIES. £ BAN OH, HENRY S. RUPP, Proprietor HimiavANSToivN, Cumberland County Pa ol^ a largo stock of Grape Vino and Strawborrv n?ae b^Gmouhouse D Plams P°Evory tiling wanted In tho Nursery lino can bo had hero, of tho best quality and at the lowestprlccs • C June g 2“fli a o§-Iy C ° LlatS “° nt Bratls * ? Mbs. b. a. smiths photo graphio Gallery South-east Corner Hano wbero m *y beftul u; , Ufe°B^ rontatyleK of pllol °e ra P hil ' from card IT VOKYYPEB, AMBROTYPBS AND ANMELIttTYPES : ai«o Pictures on PorcolaliHL'Boraothlnir newiboth i ami Colored, and which are beautlftimr/\ ducUons of tho Photographic SI CaU,Lnlf 1% D^mrmyros t *o'?“ 0n gI ™ U 10 COpyUlß fr0 > a Feh.'Jmj 1110 pat foaago ofthopubllo. =I lUra ©nntrs. -i GOODSII SOMETHING TO SUIT TIIK TIMES AND SEASON AT THE N‘EIV AND CHEAP CASH STOUR T H 0 MAS A . H A RPB U ron.yi H oj- ha *(• poyfFRKT srs « 1.0 (•' imw j i. t<i fxl.Oilt an elegant ui » mi Mia L uf DRY GOODS. At exceedingly low prices! Bargains in BE ANK ET\ S . of all colors.and sizes.' Tho Cheapest Slock In 1 town. FLANNELS. ■ Plain and Twilled, all colors. Domets, Sharks, Fluid Shirtings, Operas, ■Home-made, Und a Hue article of Welsh Flannels. S RAWLS! SHAWLS!! Long and Square, Paisley and Thobot, Ladles, Cloakings, Velveteens. Gold Mixed, Water Proof and Heavy Beavers, Merino Vests, Shirts and Drawers, for Ladles’ Misses, -Men's and Boy’s wear. A full lino of CLOTHS AND OASSIMEBEB, 'FANCY DRESS GOODS In now and rich designs. Many of tho above goods selling off at greatly reduced prices. Im mense stock of all the lending brands of Domes tic- and House Furnishing Dry Goods, at less than regular Ices * . BLEECHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS. PIL LOW CASE MUSLINS. PILLOW OASEN-LI ENS, NAPKINS TABLE LINENS . - ANDDOYLIES. TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS MarsoUles Quilts and ’ Table 'Covers, Notting ham Lace Curtin Material and Tldys. WHITE GOODS Embroldc ries, Laces and Inserllnps, Veils Bereges and Crapes, Hoisory and Gloves In great variety, an extensive stock of BABMOKAIrAND HOOP SKIRTS. FANOV WOOLEN GOODS. TtlOS. A. HARPER. Cor. of Hanover ami Pom fret Sts. Dec. 24. 1865—tf D R E S S GOO D'S , HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, CABPBIS, OIL CLOTH, 11-E D U--C ED 15 to 20 10 00 -> a 0 00 •‘I 50 to 5 00 JdUrtfcnl. MARQUART’S LEBRATED LINIMENT FOR MAN OR BE-/*fcST, Admirably adapted to tho Cure of all Diseases for which a Counter-Irritant or External Reme dy Is required. Diploma aivardcd by (he Cumberland Omntu An ricuUuroiSbcict}/,im. J u .REFERENCES: Alirftlmm Mnrqunrt, Esn., has Miowu me the receipt of which his Liniment Is composed Krom my knowledge of the Ingredients I do not hesitate in certifying that It will i.«- i,.."j where nil external application of the i tl u,i is indicated. J*i STEWART, M. D ■ . Skippensburg. Sept. 15,1808. , Fully conversant with tho chemical compo nents and medical clTeota of A. Marquart’sLini ment, I cheorAilly recommend It to those who may need it. . S. N. ECKEIfe M.D, Mr. a. Mnrqunrt:—Dear Sir* I take pleasure In saying that I have used your Liniment for chap ped hands, and It cured them and made them feel soft. I tbluk it the best I have over used and would Cheerfully recommend It to tho gen oral public. ’ . WM. GRACY7 Newton township, Pa., Nov. 2-I,ISCB I hereby certify that! have used A. Marquart’s ■Liniment for Scratches and Spavin on. two of my horses with thogreatest success, art! would recomraed it to all who are in need of anything of tho kind, *•. . 0 MELLINGER, county Treas’r. Stoughstown, Nov. 18,1808. Mr, A. Marquart;—Dear Sir; I have used about half a bottle of your Liniment ou my horse for a bad Collar Gall, which was the most obstinate sore of tho kind I over saw; also on my arm for Rheumatism, and Jt has given entire satisfac tion In both cases. I would not do wlthot It for ten times its cost, and cheerfully recommend It to .the public. MICHAEL LATSHAW. Jacksonville, Pa„ Nov. 20,’1808,- A. Marguart, -Esq.:—Dear Sir: I had a very severe attack of Rheumatism In my hack, so that I could scarcely walk, which was very nalnlhL After using half a bottle of your cele brated Liniment, I was entirely cared. This is not n recommendation, bat the plain truth l ou can make any use of this you please. w , JACOB LONG. . Walnut Bottom. Pa* N0v.,20,18C8. Mr. A, Marnuart:—Dear Sir; I hrve used your valuable Liniment in my family for different ; pains and aches, and It hos proveU satisfactory In every case. 1 do think, as an external Lini ment, It stands wlthouta rival. I would cheer fhlly recommend it to tho public. ... Respectfully, GEORGE W. YOCUM. Jacksonville, Pa., Nov. ai iscs. .4. Alarquart. Esq.:—Dear. Sir: It affords me pleasure to certify that I have used your Lini ment on m3* neck, in a case of very Sore Throat, which was much swollen and very painful a£ ter two or three applications, I found It to act like magic, and would recommend it as an ex cellent Liniment. JACOBSEVERS Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov. 10, IS6S BhrSaleby Haterstick Bro's., J>. Ralston Cbm nan A Worthing}™, Carlisle. ■ W to ' 71 «<?•AGENTS WANTED! Address' . rf , A. MARQUART. Dec* i(» niU.l i U . 1 IJotton . 1 * Cumberland Co., Pn. Iyer’s Cathartic Pills, ' r “U tho purposes of a- liaxoUvo f joSa, as .Perhaps no one met]]- jWPjmolsso universally re* yfir . quircd by everybody as // a cathartic, nor was ever - ? u y before so universal V b' adopted into* use, in V . 3h>l . every country and among V /M-r-- all cliuse3,,a3 this mild ■ u.lVo'iiSf l,ut eindent purgative V 1 // rill. The obvious, rea -—• • >on is, that It is a more re* -ja-jt.cj -- --- liable and furinhro eJTcc* ■* tual remedy -than( nny , . , . other. Those who have i!"'i >*. i.v M.tt it cured them those who have U!, V ‘v th;it :t. 'lives their neighbors and friends, and all kmm-Mm .vhnt it does once Itdoos always Mint it never fnilx through any fault or neglectof 11 ’ We have thousands upon thou*' jiiiu-.il cevtiu.aies ui their remarkable cures of the' billowing complaints,'but-such cjrcs are known in every neighborhood, and wo necdnbtimblishthem. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates; routaimng neither calomel or any deletei-idus drug, tliey maybe taken with safety-by anybody. Their sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable no harm can ariso front their usolii any quantity. . 1 hey operate by their powerlbl influonco internal Viscera to punfy.the blood and stimulate it ’ mt.j healthy nclioa—reraovo the obstructions of tlio ■ •tomach, bowels,-liver, and - other organs of the body, restoring their irregular actlori’to health, and -)v correcting, wherever they exist, such derange, ments as are the first origin of disease. Minute directions are given In the wrapper on KlwSpMiy COrapl ' a,ltS ' “■080 should be taken modern telyto stimulate thoston£ ach and restore ita healthy tone and action/ 0 i-or liver Complaint amt ita various svmn. toms, Jlilicm* Uea«lacbe,Bick HeadacSe Jaundice ■or Greeks Sickness. llilinna Ju?l lc l an A ß, | , ‘ ),l, /fcver» f they should bViu. dlciously token for each case, to correct the diseased - a rerao ™ toe obstructions which cause it ltyaentery or Diarrhoea, bnt one mild dose is generally required.- ■ muQ For ItheamatladT, Goat. Gravel n a i n t ration of the Heart, PatnTn the liolnjj thoy should bo continuously wmi t n o .S ftD S e tho toseaaod action o? disappear WOl c ¥ n S° tooso complaints n, u nSHl?^ r^s* l ? n . aI FSO dose should bo taken Ao£ r^ uco9 too desired effect by sympathy. .As afihmflv JPUI, take one or two PMl* to nrn. molo digestion and ruliovo tho stomach. P howols°lSti°h™nhl 0 8 “ m “ la t03 tho stomach and uowois into healthy action, restores the nnnnMin . , sssjsdsstft UvtmmMm. renovating effcot on tho JOS, A. c. ATSJt <E CO., Practical Chemist!, lOKEII, MASS., XT. 8. A, 0™ fs A S-i jf Jave !' Blcl£ hrotners. READING BAIL ROAD, ■ MONDAY, DEOEMIIEE 11, isos. w?^ t J r 'sl.V‘, n ? I i r ? m North ami North, west lor Philadelphia, New York Reading anoifffil AshlQnd, Shnmokln, Lo£ bin° Jtc’ nBtOII, Ep . ftta > iancaater. Colura- inS nM - c U o r . l n ab l ir £ for New York as lol# Kr» Of B** 8 *** 500 '?, 10 A-M., 1240 N00n,2 05 and Pp?nVvrinH?o lu »» u n ,le trains on the Yn?i“ftt l Vl l ii A l^) lrf , )^ and arriving at Now. ?3SSISKi I SS!U“ A ' M ' principal WayStatlons; tlio 4 .10 p. Id-train ft™w ng^,mD £ tlons ror Philadelphia and Co lumbia only. For PotlsiliJe, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via. Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad. Leave Harrisburg at 0 80 P. M. - iteturnlng; Leave Now York atO 00 A, M 12 Penna. Hallrond, roturnlna tom Itoadln® at (135 IndV £'l *T ftX: a„^ V 0 vli. Sohnyiwil and Suacluft. safe Kr?Sl I,ure ’ and ■iSfinat» a.° M. a™d™3o °PM leave Sklppaok at 810 A. M. and r ™«® ?o“£ PB wlth slmll “T trains on tho Binding i?£!i: Ph|»a B i^TM. 0 'U 0 3 r ?s“li. M o ufo fti 800 a. pottovSte p.M MdS&gfalo^SaLsi n S f 10 f ™ “SE BU,lt ” Ek H* tf __ * u iy Qeru &uperinlendei\L QUMBEELAND VALLEY .OHASUV B %' B nV BS , SpSlias! 3 at nnms°iw n^VAr GreonC ■ 0 cAMbum“i"rffl s ?“ s r^ r P. M. Me- ?;i.l'A^ lanlCJiburK °-« “«‘vl»B ttt HiSsbSs *b orian - JSepreos [Train foavea Hacorstown it ks * Greoncaatle 12.23. ChamboralSre 100 hL Ai “•» burg 1.23, Nowvilio 2.^Cart£io e 2 J); ■* r «s jPPeiuK bu i B x 8 n l2^ iv i at H^Bburg®p r jf anlcs '' 4 il/iifd 2Va/n loaves Hagerstown sne'ii „ Qreenoaalle 1.13, arriving & wl^^. n £anaLSpwflrtXhlaN arrU,bu 'B' Baltimore,Wash SUI'KUINTENDKNT’aOfKrCK • ■«• BUB!,, cl .Qivmii:o,Pa..Scpi,«,,m& °“ l> '•; ; September 17. im,. , . , A WOEi) TO CONSUMPTIVE^ - Xi. Being a short anti practical treat!.:,! nature, causes, nml eyraptojns or ri U,,?a I-<hl) Consumption, BroncUlils”*»ma AsiF.ma a 00 1? niiln pravontlon, treatment, and cure h’* T 4 •■n'nUon. Sent by mall tree/ 1 ur " y ! >b I . 1 Mmtoer Ayer’s Hair Vigor', For restoring Gray Hair to s' natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which isjiftl once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color loith the gloss am! freshness of youth. Tfiin hair is thick, mod, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, cured iiy its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles aro destroyed, ir the glands atrophied and decayed, lint such us remain can be saved for ■isefulncss by this application. Instead W fouling the hair with a pasty sedi mMit, it will keep it clean and vigorous, its .occasional use will prevent the hair rom turning gray or falling off, and oasequently prevent baldness. Free innt' those deleterious substances which mike some, preparations dangerous and iijurious to the hair, the Vigor can inly benefit but not harm it. If wanted ni.-rely for a HAIR DRESSING* nothing else can be found ho desirable. Containing'neither oil noi ;r tiye,~it does not soil,white cambric, anti yet lasts long, on (he hair, giving, it a rich glossy lustre and a gi'ateful perfume. Prepared' by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Practical and Analytical Ciieuists, LOWELL, MASS. PRICE $l.OO. ■ Foft Bate by Haverstlck brothers,Carllale.Pa Oct 15.1868—1 y . , ' THE ’WORLD’S INTERNAL REM EDY!! - JOHNSON'S' RHEUMATIC COMPOL BLOOD PURIFIE QUICK IN ITS ACTION. permanent in its cure BEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Messrs. R, E, Sellers & Co.—Having suffered with Rheumatism for a long time I was Induced by Col. Danha to try; Johnson’s Rheumatic Oompoond. I purchased one bottle and was perfectly cured after uslnglt three days,. _ • „ . LAWRENCE WINOHELL. ' Etna, Allegheny Co. Pa„ Deo; 10,1860. ’ * Messrs. R.E, Sellers & Co.—Gents:—After suf fering for seven years' from Rheumatism nvaa cured by one bottle of Johnson's Rheumrftic Compound, wben could give me. no Sharpstown. N. J. Deo. 18. IS°C. EPH nOBrNS - E -S ellcra * Co.—Dear Sirs i-Iwas a. PfJPPl 0 Rheumatism for sixteen years, of-’ J^a, c °nlined to the house, and oven unable to wallc. Johnson’s Rheumatic Compound cured SfS”/wou e “ovTn nowlcanwalkwltho(lt ' Tronnm. Ootobor 25, McnOWEI -- SeUers & Co.—Gents j-Johnson’s sfioS 1 T^ tlo . C ? mpoQ^d cared me of Rheumatism G ph l arm a acopla a aUed^ oryotliorprei}aratlo . nln ; Leavenworth, Kansas, Deo? l^ I h, B ; tellers* Co.-Dear Sirs:—l here o£.«« r *’K 2 v.*‘k ut a P um ter of persons, (my lather by 010 üßd H.B. LINN. Sharon, Penua. Nov. 20.1867. B. E. SELLERS & CO., .bole PJioi'niETOßa; PITTSBURGH, PA. t'OB BALK IIY JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWp E N , PHH.ADEI.PHU, PA. * HAVERS TICK BROS 0 A BLISLE, PA March i. 1800—tf T HI! GREATEST MEDICAL DIE? COVEBY KNOWN TO MAN. SCROFULA, SALT RHEUJI, ERYSIPELAS,. SORE EYES, BOILS, TITTER, Ac. It Is purely \ ■A VEGETABLE PBEPABATION- pum JOHN RALSTON A SON. Elderton, Ind, Station. themSm of° ° f countcrfoita - The genuine bns B. E. SELLERS A CO. at the bottom o I the ousldo wrapper. Solo Proprietors, tt. E. SELLERS '& CO PITTSBURGH, PA. Fo.r «alq by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN, Philadelphia, Pa: hayersticic brothers. Carlisle, Pa March 4 ißCft-tf QAEEIAGES. ■■ ' A. B. SHEEK ixrr'Kb h aitja?r nßc e. CARRIAGES.' biggies, , ; SPRING WAGONS, “S^ ofVh ®“^t?rl. 0 “ ta ™W»or toy ?4jXF ollltltle prom r ,tly attended to.' o^osW»|S®Ht ndl , d jmor.aFoS^eatdXcoXmforTho^"^^ ■ WSSi 11 " eatabUsSnl 10 PBl>Ur ' to t la best S!WaI o, A LOOASIAN. March 4 ,18CQ Itlpisai' Oot ■ isoaiiy*’_ jQKC G* AND MEDICINES . THE BEST PLACE TO BUT PURE AND RELIABLE n nu as. Medicines and Fine Cliemicalsr HAVERSTIOK BROS., No. 10, North Hanover Streel CARLISLE PA. DEALERS IN Drugs' Medicines, Chemicals, Boohs Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, Per fumery, Toilet Articles, &c.. Dye Muffs, Cosmetics, Stationary, &c. Also, Pure Wines for Medical Pur poses. ' Their assortment of Goods, in variety, novel -5L a v~ e^e P atlce , cannot be surpassed. The arti n selected with great care, and are V 1 Q ua ,llty and price to command the attention of purchasers. «,i A B l?V} n ? prescriptions carefully compound Ct *j A fhll stock of Patent Medicines on hand. All goods warranted as represented. ‘ HAVERSTICK BROTHERS, No. 10 North Hanover St. Feb, 18.1809 —1 y ©totems. F®&i^, OCEE ™ S ’ r " FR %H Always to bo had at the CHEAP, ST NO 88 EAST POMPBET .STREET 2™ ‘ ho ? a iS“ ys ftesh f Because wo' Thmffi. r ttt i , n , molmt ° f them, and sell them low, ?|*goc^Sm” S o* e & ,^ n ’ raaconBe,luent - You will And everything you wish in the way 1 of GROCERIES. , - ‘ QUEENS WAitE, GLASSWARE, . WILLOW AND CEDAR WARE,- STONEAN*D CROCKERY .. Homs, . Dried Beef, Tongues, Biscuits and Crackers of everv rinJ _Piokled, Spiced and 'Fresh Oysters Sordines, English tickles* Lemon <t J o.| (mdhoehdto .* notions. vnmJi^tS? 8 - men Moh them, come and see for ™^ elye £» 1111(1 if |t don’t suit you to IP** children, as they will l?e dealt yoSeSj^iffiSVf” o " 11 *» 4° COUNT BY PRODUCE, tahon In exchange for goods, or cash w GEO. B. HOFFMAN'S SONS; NO. 88 BART POMPBET S.TREBT; w • ' CARLISLE, PA. , Jttlowlth “«£ GEO. B. HOPEMAN. . Hay 1800 HILADEtPHIA. m ‘" llY})en written ibr. 3 1 ! 5‘ N 4 K R E If ° No. 35 SouTH THrRD Street, 'PHILADELPHIA. t^WEIUir^ENTS, i&Zj , OFT " E tS'Sk •MIIS S I ATES ofamerical SMBS^pH^!?!3^V' OAra pAPITAI,. ruil Pam 1 •»" eolld.or.,whp 7fb.s6SQvtfi 77. * V,» • ‘ '“X PHTTMj'Rr.rifr/ j ,* i ‘ [BOOTS AND SHOES for o jsn tl emjsn ' to" Si? 11 * 0 <««■*» on hand or i?»a„ (it 'JjQwJPlgwi'CQ - y PnmiDEiinrA r «i is hereby>iven fhnf - ■ • - Kcisnter' • 'CSrWSISMM^S WMdAeases! '^ veu l » XHHOAT.ana March JjlBoO-Iy’ IS A T Wo have alsaa very largo variety of Cook Stoves of the very, best, namely; NOBLE COOK, (Gas Earner.) COMBINATION. (Gas Burner.) WM. PENN, ’ EUREKA, ' • WABASH. , ELECTRIC. a nd NIAGRA. all of which have given great sat lafactlon to the purchasers. Wo have also a largo lot of SPOUTING, ROOFING & JOBBING of nil kinds done on short notice and substanti ally. In conclusion we invite our friends to eall and examine our goods and Save at least wen- QTOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON JO WARE AND PUMPS.—The untlorsleried Sss«s£ss£t?r tho Eastern usually k ept in a first class establishment are prepared to furnish the citizens of Carlisle anti urroundlng country, with the best Cook Stove Is In the market, consisting of the . * v * 18 BARLEY SHEAF, * * ' . NOBLE Co6k, GAS BURNE R and others, which they will guarantee to bake nd roast bettor, and with less fnelßlihan. any other stoves intho market. • Tholrat ook of nW> of n? G st PX es a F e nofc surpassed thisside liof the cities, fo beauty, durability and cheapo STATIONARY AND PORTABLE RANGE 3, on hand. warranted to give gen n?mberi Bf nf recommendations of - Th^rsfcnw?^ BollB^o have them.ln use— and fiS ifn? S!* and Sheet Iron Ware is laifce, thofiA ol aU houßekeepera. or de^ 6 competufoS“ ng ' ,he Bamo ’ at , rotM whioll well selected assendment business a large and WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, Tat notice. 5, aro propar '° a to np at the short- SPOUTING AND ROOPINjG done at the shortest notice. Jobbing and Re pairing done with neatness and despatch, , fall qualities constantly on hand. All are re quested to call and examine their stock, at OH' I 'II HANOVER ST., CARLISLE Where they will bo pleased to receive oil imd desired 1 ! 1611 6to 1111,1 render nU ' satisfaction Juno l(UMb' N ° rth Ht>noyer Street, Carlisle, (LII SEWARD’S n SpCa^-Cure foi ' Coughs, Coldt thma Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Croup' Influenza V/hoopmg Cough. Incipient Consumption, and all ■ thj Throat and Lungs. Don’t neglect s lev.re Cough or throw away monw on a "* worthless medicine. ■ PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE *Ohlntfv& W™' BENTLEY Beffttlo.N.Y. Sold For Sale hy GEORGE B. HOOP MAN March l,^ri r y ' P ° mfret Streot ' For Dyspepsih, 'Fever and .Vue * c i. dityof the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Hea-hurn, Jaundice. ,md all dißMses ansn.j; from a disordered state Pfthe Stomach, Liver or Intestines, ‘ Proparod by SEWARD, BENTLEY ft CHENEY' Druggists, Bublo. N.Y. Sold by:all Druggists. . For Sale by GEORGE B. HOGPMAN Mareh.tSi 6 I r y’ Pomfret Street. • AN Okioinal Colorj removes Dandruff, CSSES ALL DISEASES OF THE SCALp! Prevent! Baldness, and makes' the hair gfo>v Soft, Glossy and Luxuriant SIW I.a $1,60 p(r Bailie. Ejek Bailie is . fc, . by SEWARD, BENTLFT ?ynute BK'ffi,P,Sll!',m‘,a 8 K' ffi,P,SlI! ' ,m ‘ ,a N ' Y - Wd For sale by G. B. HOFFMAN Grocer, Pomiret Street, '• \ ~ Carlisle, §BLLING OPP AT COST—The nn deralgued being determined tn , un ’ ss, offer their entire otook of nre ™ bus, Orocorles at cost for cosh, Persom, rj h!?,o oa “ nml save 20por cent, by buying Bf“u°r“ S toSlc ytoß °" n Honing Springs, July XIW, lAMBON 4 Jißo - ’ 4 S>to i i.L HAIL I ALL HAIL 11 THE GLORY OF THE NIGHT IS THE MORNING GLORY STOVE THE GREATEST STOVE FOR 1808. Wulk'r & Olnudy having Just returned from new York and Philadelphia, whore they have purhnsod the largest, latest and best assort ment of PARLOB COOKING AND HEATING STOVES vor brought to this place, have now on exhlbl on and for Salo at tholr Store Roo m a. NO. IS WEST MAIN STREET, where they will always bo pleased to, see their old friends and many now ones, call and exam ine . THIS GREAT MORNING GLORY PARLOR STOVE AND HEATER. —AND— THE CELEBRATED REGULAR \ OB TARY '~"s. TOP COOKING STOVE, THE BEST IN, THE-WORLD. THE MORNING GLORY is memo tperfectparl< or overyo here.. Ills a] will Install winter. It 1 and isasorlghtandchef respectfully refer to the among hundreds of oth to Us merits: James B. Wealcley, Rev. J. Boas, W.B.Mullln, Webort & Borland,, Geo. Welse, David Rhoads, Levi Trego, Samuel Greason, Weakley & Sadler, L. T. Greenfield, Samuel H. Gould, Jason W. Eby, Thos. Lee. Peter Spahr, Wm. P.Stuart, Jos. Galbraith, * John M. lor stove in use anywhere Bose Burner, and one Are has'mica doors all around jorfhl as an open gate. [We o following persons from Uers who have used it. as Hon. J. Stuart, - ----- Ed\Bft2d Fury, Srtg’t Irvin, Col. A. Nobio, Mr. Mansfield. Sup’ Mt. Holly Paper Mi Co. Sam’l Kempton, Thos, Chamberlin, o hn Stuart, John T. Green, Henry L. Burkholder, Richard Woods, J. 8, Woods, , . MoJ. Woods, . Gregg. • TIN AND OTHER WARES, of our own manufacture. TIN AND SHEET IRON, of allklnds constantly on hand. WALKER & CLAUDY, NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET, ' CARLISLE, PA. Oct. 8,1808. STOVES AND WARES WAT E B 0-0 OLE B S RINESMITH & RUPP, iffileßfcar. 1869: h^Rdware7 HENRYSAXTON, N°. -15, east main OABXiIaLE oS n ’ liS£ Flnto fjwauty of American tun POCKET AND TABLE Op,, • . Every deition of Toole adapt ebanioal tra scr dpes, n and warranted in every &dance. of the most sew . . GUNS, PISTOL & -aMM; SSS'cSSSS ™™ntca to, 1-ABM BtXM, PLOWS, CHAINS, anAE ,‘ >%slla la grSt varte^ 6^61 . nro Bul ° "Bents ftr the great PU E L E 0 ON.o M X z PAT. EXCELSIOR 'WEATHER BT| Orders by meU- recolyo prompt GOODS DJSUVEBED.dj TO’ hettby- Jan.. J-l. IMO-Iy M&cettdhebm. MIL L MJR & BOW take this opportunity of directing tl S^HV 5 c . onil pk u nlty at ,large, and evei particular, to their recently replenlsl HARDWARE, They studiously , avoided Investing di high prices, and patiently waited out of thobottom before attempting ton shelves, and now that things have he« o old time prices, as near as possible, tl fnvestodlargely and are prepared to to their friends and customers as low pr any market outside the cities. They Invito the attention of mechanics, fai builders. Our stack Is complete and m fear meeting with disappointment in for anything In our line. Wo have, the agency of the WlUco: SEWING MAOIIN and would respectfully ask all those h a Machine, to examine the Wlllcox 4 Oil foro purchasing. • .4}* orders promptly attended to.. r “ ptthe^n ftea 01 pi peb>B « BOOK AND, PANOY.STOBE, AND OmaSBAL 33-WEST MAIIT STREET. ‘ OABIISLB.PA. Wm??|ffit B trat ' ntof Qoods 011 and ' PoriFoUqs! . “ ia w«xr. oaß v . Satchels, Ladies' Parses, , Poekefc Books. \ .. Segar Cases. , .' 1 Card Oases, . Gold Pens, PenF' FAMILY op and PHOTOGRAPHS AT REDUCED PRICES. D I A.lll EBP O B 1868. lon U Eoni‘f P°^ 8 „^ c 2/ or all Magazines, Magazines by Bnbaorlbiigat ftpKn’a hffi mprt?Sr n - ta P‘4 tokoeptog al ' ' ECHOdL BOOKS, f°r town ana c°aatrysolio6lo.. ' : MtS ° r ° oril^ JealraU knowing. Jail well the difiponltlon of th< ISSfSS®""*' ttl wliT had. T ° BOU n °’ bot 41,8 bBst “ooi'tbat Is i s’ Tn rt°JfiSf,!*t a S fi any one n* the trodd. ,4S£f?ISS«a. s M principle that scalesV ~®use [without repairs.! for a series At to the advantage of theoastomere olb'o. T ° keep of coal to bo had anywl ?' 'do r Si', r ,' a . ent ooai to make a sale., th o'to n ,^ Uaran 1811 >twa thousand'.pounds u “auKS.^ advantake.*•» ana on as favorable terms as any jfard ln tm Mar'chu. isflo. A. H, BJjAIR. . HOTEL"; NORTH HANOVER STREET, Gael isle, £a. dlons and S ° rltlcr haH leaaetl the above ooramo- OTEL, pnranri by FaberJ and Is STABLING FOR iFIFTY HOBf. AprJUBGO—Qm» WM. E, I KARNB. lINE CLOTHING., ISAAC LIVINGSTON NO. 22, BOOTH HANOVER STREET, OAIILISLB PA. the I invite the attentioot my old atiotomere AM, stook of public at large, to any leave ar02.521/PBU. • • • SUMMER GOODS., Ototba and QuSimojes, wbUßmjr arn^or' BEADY MADE CLOTHING ! Is i'arefiil!y and most tasteKdlv ! ml beuSdXiJ n * no. a north hasokeb cliTni^f.“ *‘lU l ®o!llng tbp . Moylj,, * * rjIHE MAEY INSTITUTE.," kev. WM.q, , Apr|l 22,1880-ly , ' II 12 rti M 10 41
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