Agricultural. How much Lime to an Acre. Home time ago I saw in the German town Tetegroph the following para graph “i only put on 40 to SO bushels of unslacked lime to the acre in my early liming. ‘Lately I have hut on as much as 80 to 100 bushels, and I believe that pays. Lime on such soil os mine will improve the crops for 15 to 20 yehrs if the land is notcroppcd with grain con tinually.” Does It pay best. . Everywhere only 50 bushels are applied. I do not ' think this plan pays best. English farmers pursue a very differ ent course in applying lime, and their perseverance in the tamp course proves ■it to be correct. They apply smaller quantities at shorter Intervals. Their argument is something after this man ner. Suppose wo take two separate pieces each containing an acre, but of the same field, and give them both 100 bushels of lime to the acre. Now suppose, ns above, the lime ruus out and requires ' renewing in 20 years. The five bushels are ehausted in one year or 10 in two. , Suppose the ground will give 30 bush-, els of wheat (or-is equivalent in corn, oats or grass), per. acre the first year. At the end of 20 years it is fair to sup-: pose that would bring but 20. Thus 25 : bushels will bo the average crop for 20. ° years or 600 in nil. Now instead of not liming, the other acre let 10 bushels of limb bd applied i vi ry second year. This would keep ; ue average crop at 30 bushels per acre nr 000 in 20 years. • This is, 100 bushels In favor of llib latter, which, at $125 per bushels make stg.3. Douiioting $l3 for ’the lime, (at toe. per bushel;) leaves $llO for trouble for applying same to land, ", Some would say It will bo almost im possible to spread 100 bushels evenly over an acre of land. ' ■ , If you think so (which I don’t), then mix it with sand for clayey land or clay road, dirt from the wood pileor woods. The benefit accruing from the appli cation of the sand clay or dirt, will amply repay you for the trouble of fnixing, which should be done well.— Telegraph, A Splendid Barn A correspon dent of the Lancaster Examiner states that Mr. Abraham Kendig has erected a'barn during the present season, on his farm, in the northwestern part of Conestoga township, Lancaster county, and its completeness and convenience, as well as its fine appearance, is excelled by none. It la 104 feet long,’ 60 feet wide, and twenty feet high from the floor to square, and has a horse-power building 20 by 80 feet attached, the lower part of. which is occupied by a horse-power, and the upper part Is fill ed with'hay. It is so.arranged that, by merely shilling the belt, which connects the thrasher with the horse-power, from one side to the other, the thrasher can he set on either/of the thrashing floors, and thus the conteuisof the whole barn thrashed without moving the horse power. Everything about the entire barn is finished in the most complete manner, all the boards are planed, the walla on.the inside plaslered, the floors of the stable macadamized, and the whole outside has received .two new coats of paint, and is to receive a third, which will finish the building. It con tains all the conveniences found in a first class barn. Its. cost was between »7,000 and $BOOO. /' . Animals,—Cows at pasture must not luck, pure and fresh water—stagnant pools are ft, poor source of supply. No .siock ought to be forced to drink from them, ana, least of ail, milch cows- C’nlves are better pastured by them, selves than with other stock. Young horses often pet the bad habits of run ning after, and stiiking them, if they feed together. An old horse will, take caie of himself'among cows, but cnJts, of one or two years old, arc heedless, and, if pastured with cattle, may bo hint by their horns, without any real malice on the part of the cows: Word ing'stock should not Hoover night in pasture. It is very weil for them to have a few hours, in which to gaze, during some part of the day, but both cattle and horses work hotter-on good !niy, and some provender, corn and oats, i ye-shorts and the like. The amount "I i.ced may be graduated in accordance with the average amount of work re quired, butit should bo uniform. All animals, not at pasture, should have xniie green feed—peihaps on-third of all they cat. This should ho cut, 'wilt ed, and brought to the yard ot stables lor them, and bo wady when the day’s work,is done. M-KDU.'AI. P 110PV.P.T [ IvS ol*' .OEI.EUY, rhave known many men, and wo men too, wlio from yarious cause- have become so much riftceti d wiili neivous uwo that when they stretched out the.r hands they sh.ok like a-*, en*lev\vcs on, " inday days—yet, hy adailv moderate use of i. e blanched footstalk's ■ fi celery leaves as a salad they become , s strong and steady in tJit ii' limbs as other peo ple. I have known othets so very ner vous that the least annoyance put them inp slate of agitation, and they fear, who wero effectually cured hy a daily moderate use of the blanched celery as a salad at meal times. J have known others cured by using celery for the pal pitation of the heirt. Kveryhody, en gaged in labor weakening to the nerves, should use celery daily in season and onions in stead when not in season. Patent Buooms. —Uroom corn brush furnishes' an admirable material for house brooms. The hair brooms of Europe disappear before them, or are retained only for special uses. The de sirableness ol somo contrivance which shall do away with the necessity of transporting and marketing the long handle is obvious, as also of one which shall enable any person, who can raise or obtain the brush, to fiill ids own brooms as they wear out, with fresh brush os. That groos impositions liavo been practised in vending patent brooms and '‘rights,” we doubt not, and have been the more cautious and thorough in i n vestige fine the merits of a now w«. Silver’s Patent Tjroum iho best brought into the market. ' YoTOg Grape Vines.—Tlio great trouble with inexperienced cultivators. Is, that they will allow a young vine to 'have its own way. It is the.iuexorablo law, that a vine cannot yield, botli fruit and wood. If the vine is grown for present satisfaction only, then let it: Iruit if it will, but if future crops are regarded, then reraovenll the fruit that Hi-lB the first year after planting, and pinch tlie laterals to get a wood growth C’AivBAOE Jkli.y.—Boil cabbage in usual way, and squeeze it in a colander till perfectly dry; then chop it small; add a little butter, pepper and salt; press the whole very closely into an earthorn mould and bake one boar, either in a side oven or in front of the fire. When done turn it out. IJarneae ami Voice Guile.— Wash with castilo soap and cold writer, ami, if pos slide, bind on a piece of Backing, wet with water, to remain over nighl: Be have pressure upon the sore spots by ►tufting the harness, or by padding, and protect from tiies witli grease and tone tar mixed, during the day. Half a dozen of eggs, beat up with two ounces of salt, is recommended as a sure relief of cattle chocked with a potato or an apple, by a correspondent of the Country Gentlemen. A very full stomach in a horso at ways crowds his lungs so that he cannot go fast or-work hard, without danger. Let this bo kept in mind. No ily will light on a window which lias been washed with water in wliieha little garlic Ims been boiled. 29*2 ®oosb. 1860. ““ 1869. NEW GOODS.. Grenadines, Organdy Lnwn/i; Piques, Japanese Poplins. Reduction In price* of nil Spring Good* on hand. I will clone out tha balance of my Spring Stock at cost to make room lor New Fall Goods. Brr- gains In all kinds of of all colors and sizes. The Cheapest .Stock In town. FLANNELS, plain and Twilled, all colors, Domois, Sharks, Pluid Shirtings, Operas, Home-made, . and p Hue article of Welsh Flannels. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! Lopg and Square, Paisley and Thehet. - Ladles Cloakings, Velveteens, (Jold Mixed, Water Proof and Heavy Beavers. Merino Vests, Shirts and Drawers, for Ladles’ Misses, Men’s and Boy's and 1214 c.. Bleached Miislln at 12)4c. All kinds of wear. A full line of sa CLOTHS AND CABSIMKKKB, domestic goods Bargains'in Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, &q. Splendid Corded pique aWAj., Cordpd Pique; one yard wide, 50c., lion's Heavy. Half Hose, 12 I #!., Ladles Hose at Hem SUlchod ot 10 SUMMER .PANTS STUFF at prices that defy competition, A ftill assort- ment of Shawls,’Parasols, Sim Umbrellas, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, «tc., always on hand. GRAIN bags, CLOTHS & CASSBIERES, b’ruin the Lowest Grade to the Finest French. Having always taken the lead In this branch 01 the business. X wo.ildsnv.l am bettor prepared this season ihuu over, to moot the wishes of a) desiring a good article, or a very fair bargain. SUITS MADE TO ORDER,' at Die shortest notice by a first-class taylor. MOURNING GOODS, BOMBAZINES . WOOL D E LAI N.E S , BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES, CRAPE VEILS AND COLLARS, ' " English CrapQ BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, Square ami Ipng, also a full assortment of Fa< neral Goods, for which orders will be promptly nndsatlsfactornlly filled. TABLE-LINENS, table cloths, napkins. TOWELS, LINENS, MARSAILLES, PIQUES, QUILTS, SPREADS, NAINSOOKS, INDIA TWILLS, SWISSES, TARLETONS. CAMBRICS &G Reimncmber the place, ns I am determined not to be undersold lu anything la our line. A 1 t ash Is un Inspection of our Now Stools. Just opened. I can convince you that my.goods are cheap. L. T GREENFIELD, No. 4 EAST MAIN STREET. July l, iwm. jftirniturE, set B. EW I N G , CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, W E ST M A IN STREET. CARLISLE, PENN'A. A Splnpdid Assortment of NEW F XJJEt N ITU R E for the Holldnya, comprising Sofas, / Camp Stools, Lounges, •. Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs, Dining Tables. Easy Chairs, Card Tables, ilccoptlou Chairs, Ofctomons, Bureaus. . . What-Nots. Secretaries, <tc., ttc„ Parlor, Chamber. Dining Room; •: ** ■ Kitchen , ami Olilco ' P URN ITU R E . fa of the Latest Styles. iSs COTTAGE FUUNITUKE IN SETTS. MB Splendid Now Patterns, BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, / - - GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES. la great variety. Particular attention given to Funerals. Ordora rfom town and country attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Dec. 17. ISOS—tf. QABINET WAKE HOUSE TOWN AND COUNTRY The subscriber respectfully informs his frleuua and the public generally’, that he still continues Die Undertaking business, ahd In readv to wait upon laiNioinurN either by clay or by night. Renclv made Cokfiks kept constantly on hand both plain nml orn unental. Ho has eonsfantlj’ on haml Finh'z Pofjnt Mclalic Ihiriul CUtc, of which helms been unpointed the sole agent, This case In recommended us superior to any of the kind now In use, It being perfectly air tight. He* has also furnished himself with it new Hose* wood Hkaiwe and gentle horses, with which he will attend funerals In town and country, per sonally,.wlthout extra charge. Among the greatest discoveries of the age Is Siren's Sprirg Muttra**, the best and choapest bed now In use, the oxcluslvo right of which I have insured and will bo kept constantly on hand , OAIUN^ftIAKING, In all lu various bvanchesVarrlea on, and ileau reaus. Secretaries, Work-spends. Parlor Ware Upholstered Chulru, Sofas, and Centre Tables, Dining and BreokfastNtables, "Wash- Htnmls of all kfiids.French and low posts: Jenny Lind and Cottage Bfedstends, Chairs of nil kinds. Looking Glosses, anfik all other articles usually manufactured lu this rate of business, kept constantly on hand. Ills workmen 1 are men of experience, his ma terial the best v and his work mode in the latest city stylo,-and .all under his own supervision. It will bo warranted and t old low for cash. He Invites all-toglvo him acall before purchas ing elsewhere. For the liberal patronage here toflro extended to him he feels indebted to his numerous customers, and assures them that no efforts will be spared lu future to please them in ttyio nhd price. Give us a call. Remember nuuu auuuici oucet nearly opposite the Deposit Bank, Carlisle, teim i-avjdsipk. AG OQ D THI KG . mportant to Housekeepers, Hotels, Banks, Offices, &c. TIIK PATKNT WIRB .ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREEN, Wll.l. FIT ANV WINDOW, Give ventilation aml light, Screen from view, and exclude PLIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECtfb, For sale by Dealers In Housc-Furniahing Goods. The Adjustable Window hercen Comp any, 80J.K MANUFACTUIIBUS 031 Market Street. Philadelphia. July I,lSUU.—am N. HANOVERSTREET, NO. NRW YORK BRANCH, HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS.' •' V, e would Invite thospeclal attention of the oUl* zons of Carlisle ami Cumberland Co., to out' well selected stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Notions White Goods, Linen and Fancy Goods, all of which we are determined lo run offnt astonishing low prices. Give us an early call and Judge for vour wlves. M. BAMBERGER. M»y27. Hl | uover street, Slpo’s Hall LIQUOR STORK JOHN HANNON, N. E. CORNER HANOVER AND PO.MFRETST Pure kyt, Wl'l“k™y?° ull of Rest Common Whiskey Pure Holland Gin, Ginger Brandy, PortWUio, Sherry Wine, Jornada, Rum, Raspberry Syrup, R TAYLOR'S UnTEUS-INHOFF'SSOf.!®? . HlirEllS, May IS, ISCO-Iy GOODS 11 BOMExmso to sun* rnKTunsa andsbasok AT THK NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE f - OF THOMAS A. HARPER. rtViXKt! Ofi fIA soviet dr JPOMFRET STS.. who Is now jm-pureit to exhibit an elegant and well assorted slock of .. ' • • ■ ’DRY GOODS. At exceedingly low prices 1 Bargain- in ELAWjkETS. FANCY DIiJSSS GOODS In now and rich designs. .Many of the above goods selling off at greatly reduced prices. Im mense Btoclc of all the lending brands of Domes tic and House Furnishing Dry Goods, nt less than regular Ices. BLEECHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS, PII> LOW CASE MUSLINS. PILLOW CASFN-L1 ENS, NAPKINS TABLE LINENS ANDDOYLIES. TOWELS AND TO WELLINOS V Marseilles QnlUa and Table Covers, Notting ham Ijicc Cnriln Material and Tidys. WHITE GOODS, Embioldnes, laces and lUM , >itiu«H. Veil* Bwcges and Crapes’. liolsery and -Gloves hi irroal variety, an ■•xtwislve stock of NOTIONS. ' BALMORAL AND HuOP SKIRTS. FANCY WOOLEN GOOD-. CORSETS! CORSETS!! French Wove, Hip Gore, and the celebrated Deckel Corsets, Ladles'Cuflh and Collars, Hem sllcbed -Tucked and Embroidered Handker chiefs, Clnney Lace Handkerchiefs and many articles. I Invite attention to recent purchases or New ami Desirable goods, In which I can oiler special Inducements to caMj buyers. THOS, A. HARPER. Cor. of Hanover and Poinfrct -ts. Dec. 24. 1808—tf SPRING GOODS Wehuvejnst returned rmm fhi< elfv w, very largbaud splendid nssmhnent • mj. goods, which we ure scdllnu ofTrapldiv *d LOWKIt PKI'-RSTHAN TIIK Lowt"! our slock ol‘ D R E J+ s (} o*o D,S , is very lull and complete; tho styles are minor* passed. WeliavosplendldSlLKB,CA.SHMEHt‘>>, DELAINES, ALPACCAS. and many new style goods, GINGHAMS, CALICOES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, Trimmings, Tickings, Muslins, Shawls, Blankets, Flannel, all grades. Handkerchiefs CLOTHS AND f OASSIMEREB, Jeans, Cottonados, and the largest stoclc of small wares and trimmings in the valley, CARpm&sOIL CLO7H, Mattings, Rugs. Blinds, Carpet Chain of Cot ton, Linen and Wool, best. make. Our Carpet* uro considered by Judges to be the chcapesfout sido of tho great cities. This stock of goods is vety large, well assorted, stud will he sold otr at reduced prices. Ills not neccssarv to fill a column hi exaggeration of our stock ; but wo invite nil to call and see fur them selves, which wo think will satisfy them that this is the place to buy for piolit to themselves. BENT/, & CO; -April 22. ISCO QRBAT CLOSING OUT SAJ.K # Om* entire shade 0/ summer goods to he ca-Ked out in thirty days, if possible. Tho gunitcsi bargains ever olit 111! in Carlisle,ls now p. i.< given by us for the next thirty flays. Me me determined to close out OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, Wo will Keep no account of what goods cost. They must all be sold without reserve. DEDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS .are the order of the day. Welu.ve a complete assortment of all kinds of goodie yet, and such L wonderful low prices n« to a>b'nlsh the mosi experienced buyers. i: K I) V r 13 D ,s.'i no Cln'li r-.i I.oa ’’^.ll/ •5 ,\ ’plica, T*> do (.o.laparieso Mlxluimk ■ dOGnvnlto pop! ns. 10 Puugeo do-.. .*>o Host Organdies, •It) do. ' do.. . Good Lawns,. 15 00 Lace Lhtiwls, 10 D'< do. do. Good do. SILK COATS AT HALF -THEIR 0O S T Bummer Shawls for $( p) 31 £0 Hoop Skirls, i i)y Carpets, Oil Cloths, blinds, Ac., Twonty-fivd percent. Lower than the Lowest. DOMESTIC# OF ALL KINDS EXCEEDINGLY I-Ott', . We will give you more value for your money under any and all circumstances, than can bo bad elsewhere. Call early and examine our goods. See our prices, and bo convJncedof the fact. W. C. SAWYER & CO., EAST MAIN SIREET, 5000 pounds of wool wanted, for which we wl pay the highest market price. Juno io. 1809—ly TV.WM. D. HALL, AND Mrs. MARY XJ S. HALL, HOMOEPATHIO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS. Office and residence, No. 87 South Hanover street, Carlisle Pa. All Acute or Chroulo diseases successfully treated. • l-’ulmer Donnldoon, Uulontown, Pa. Cured Ol Heart Disease,of 2 years standing. In flvo weeks Had been given nn to die. Miss Clara Gilbert, Germantown, Pa. Liver Complaint, of two years standing. Cared lu two months, Bonj. Rccsor. Unloutown, Pa. Inflamatlon of the eyes, with loss of the sight of one eye, of six* teen years standing. Cured In throe mouths. Mrs. Mary Gilbert, Germantown, Pn. Dys pepsia of ten years standing. Cured In two months. Mr. P.*T. Wood, Girard Ave., ami WarnoolcHt,. Philadelphia. CurcdofOouoral DebiUtyof three years standing. Miss Emma Morris. 1221 Girard Ave. Phlla. Pa Dyspepsia nnd Gravel of three years standing Cured In six weeks, ' Frank Frier, 743 North Min ttroot, Phllndol pllln, Fonmr. “ Whlto Swelling" of nlno years standing. Cured In live months. All consultation free. Ofllces strictly private Dra. Hall respectfully refers to the following ladles, residing in Carlisle. Mrs. Jna. Maflonhei mor, Mrs. Win. Hastings,-Mrs. Win. Jackson Mrs. J. Faller, Mrs. Henry Snyder, and many others. J May 13, IROK^-Cm. QUMBERLANI) NURSERIES. HENRY S. RUPP, Proprietor. SiriUEiTAKrt'row.v, Cumberland County Pa Offers a largo and lino assortment of Nursery Stock, for tno coming fall, consisting of all kinds of FrultTrccs of *lO wry heat varieties Ever* greens and ShadoTrees.Hnrdy FJowerlngShrubs a large stock of Grapo Vine and Strawberry Plants, every varloly worth growing, all kinds of small fruits, Largo Rhubarb, Ao., Ac. Osage Orange for Hedging, at $3 per-1 000 Roses, Greenhouse Flowers and Plants. Every thing wanted In the Nursery lino can be hud hero, of the best quality and at the lowest prices Catalogues and Price Lists sent gratis. Juno 31, llCO—iy Mrs. b. a. smith's photo graphic Gallery South-east Corner Hano ver Street. nnd Market Square. where may ho had nil the dlfforoatstyles of Photographs, from card to lifoslxo. IT VOHYYPEfI, AMBUO TYPES, AND AN MELXOTYPICS : also Pictures on Porcelain, (something newiboth Plain and Colored, and which are beautlfalnro ductlons of the Photographic art. Call an J b OO .thorn. Panloular attention given to copying from agnerrotypes Ac. 0 Feb i p lV lB^o. tlio l)Utrona ß G of tbepubllo. jHeilcal. jy-ARQU ART'S celebratkld LINIMENT. FOll MAN OB BEAST. Admirably adapted to tbo (jure of all Diseases for which a Counter-Irritant or External Reme dy Is required. . . . Dititomunu'anledbjfthe Cumberland County Ay ric Ki!; • Abraham Murquart, Esq., bus shown mo the receipt of which his Llnlmeut Is composed.— From my knowledge of the Ingredients, X do not hesitate In- certifying that It will be beneficial whore ftn external application of the kind la Indicated. A. STEWART, M. D.-, Shlpponsburg, Uepb. 15,1803. - Fully conversant with the chemical compo nents and medical oUbcts of A. Marquart’s Lini ment. I cheerfully, recommend it to fhoso Who may need it. ' S. N. EClXplii M. I). Mr. a, UarquartDear Sir* X take’ pleasure In saying that I nave used your Liniment for chap ped bands, and It cured them' and made them feel soft, L think It the best I have ever used, and would cheerfully rocornmendlt to the gen eral public. wii. gbacy. Newton township, Fa.,Nov. 24,1868. I hereby certify that I have used A. Marquart’s Liniment for Scratches and Spavin on two. of my horses wlththe greatest success, and would recoinmodjt to all who are in need of anything of thoklnu. C MELLINQER, couity Treas’r. Stoughatown, Nov. 18,1808. ‘ Mr. A.Marquart:—Dear Sir; I luvo used about half a bottle of your Liniment on my horse for a bad Collar Gall, which was tbo tiost obstinate eoro of the kind I ever saw*; also cn my arm for Rheumatism, and It has given entire satisfac tion in both coses. I would not de withot It for ton times Its cost, and cheerfully recommend it to the public. MICHAEL IiVTSEA W. Jacksonville, Pa., Nov, 20,1868. : A. Marquart, Esq. Dear Sir: 1 had a very severe attack of Rheumatism In my* back, so that I could scarcely walk, whbh was very gainful.. After using half a bottleof your cele raled Liniment,! was entirely cared. This Is not a recommendation, but tbo plain truth.— You can make any use of this yon please. JACOB LONG. Walnut Bottom, Ftu, Nov. 20,1868. air. A. Marnmut:—Dear Sir: I larva .used your valuable Liniment In my family for different patun and aches, and It has proved satisfactory ih every case. I do think, us an external Lini ment, It stands without a rival. I would cheer fully recommend it to lb© public. Respectfully, GEORGE W. YOCUM. Jacksonville, Pa„ Nov. 21,1868. A. Marqiiaft, Esq.:—Dear Sir: It affords mo pleasure lo certify that I liavo used your Lini ment on my neck, in a case oi very Sore Throat, which was much swollen and very painful. Af i. r two or lhive applications,! found it to act I, K.* magic. and -would recommerid It na an ex i’.nt Uiiirn in. JACOB SEVERS. u .limit Bottom,Pa., Nov. 19,1868 f . vk, //'unstick lira's,, D, Ralston, Cbm l ... i ii'*.r «. arllsle. WASTED! Address • A. MARQUART, . ic Bottom. Cumberland Co., Pa. I '•'—.fa t ■ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, • <HI, PDIUCYIXG THE BIOOD. i Tho rcputatloathla ex* • .-'-rr-v rellcnt nicdiclno' enjoys, . " Is derived IVom its cures, • 'i many of which or© truly nmrvollous. Inveterate « \ cases of Scrofulous dia /} 1 1 .-T c»uc, where .the system y-\. , - i- y.] reemed with c, 6 „ * corruption, have been purified ami cured by it. 1 A .r’ •- Scrofulous affectionsand —disorders, which were ng* gravated by tho scrofu lons contamination until they were painfully afflicting, have been radically cured iu such grout numbers In almost 6veiy sec tion Of the country, that dm public scarcely need to. bo informed of iis o u Scrofulous poison i< *»m* o; t»» o'd'ibMniclivo enemies of our rare. OiMi.u.;- uu ecu andunfelt tenant of the organiMu mu;.- r.iiuw the constitution; and Invites the attack Mb':; c»r fatal diseases without exciting n ot i;.. .•’-enco. Again, it seems to breed infection ih-ouwt;--ut the body,ami/ then, on sonic favorable oicas-ioit,-apidly develop into one or other of Us hidcohs form-, cither on tho surface or among tlic vital *. In the : hler, tuber cles may bo suddenly deposited in the lungs-or heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or it Mmws its presence by eruptions on the shin, or Pud ulcer atlons on some pari of tbc bodv. Ilcm c the qcca-' sionul u-c of n bottle of Mils SarsajutviUn is ndca vi'suble, even vvbcn imnctiu; symptoms of disease appear. IVr-im- afflicted with the following com plaints generally flint Immcdinlo relief, and, at length, cure, bj tin* use of this SAJtSAFA.It /£,- i-x; St, Au(h<myFire, Jtoso or Eruainelan, Tetter, Suit Jlhvtnu, Srnltl Head, Jtlngvormt Sore iCucH, Sbrr Fur*, and other eruptions or visible iormfi of Scrofulous disease. • Also in the more concealed forms, a** J tunprjuiia, Drouat/, Heart Disease, J Its, F.t'tlersg, Neuralgia,. and tho various Clreinus affections of the muscu lar and nervous SgphtUn or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases ’ are cured by it, though n ’longtime is required for sulidmng these obstinate maladies by any medicine. But long contlnucd u-e cf this medicine will cure the complaint. l.eueon-hua or Whites, V(eriue Ulcerations, and l'tr<r.h THucrtsea, are com monly soon relieved m >1 uhimalclv cured by its purifying and- Invigou.iii.g elfecr. 'Minute Dlrcc liiuis for each ca-c me found in our Almanac, sup plied gratis, ah fit in<it lsjti nnd (lout, when caused, by nn umulatlims of extraneous matters in • the blood, yield mih/Jily to. it, as also JAver Cowi/lnlut.H, Torfiitlltf/, Coui/estlou orlujlam mat fim of ihe/Jcer, nnilffoi/ijdiVr, when arising, ns they often do, from the rankling poisons In tho « blood. Thl>i SAJtSA FAItII.LA Is a great re storer for Hie strength ami'vigor of the system, Tho-o u ho /ire T.anguUl and JLiallesa, Deapon~ ilrnt, Sleepless, ami troubled with jCervoua Ap~ jirrhfusioua or Fears, or any of.the affections symptomatic of Wealiness, will find immediate relief mid convincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. p nr. p Ann n by Ur. J. C. AYEU & CO., toncll, idau, 'Practical and Analytical Chemists, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, Foil Bale by Havenuck brothers, •Oct. 15 IBUB u. READING RAIL ROAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ■MONDAY; DECEMBER 1-1, 1808. Great Trunk lino from-tho North aud Nonh, west lor Philadelphia, New . York, Reading, Pottavillo, Tuniaqua, Ashland, Slmmokln, Leb anon, Fasten, Ephrntn, Lltlz, Lancaster. Colu mbia, Ac. • Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as fol lows; 01850.5 00,8 10 A.M., 1210 N00n,205 ami 10.50 P. M„ connecting with smllar trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad and arriving at New York at 11 00 A. M., 12 20 Noon. 850, 7 0b;-Ji) Oj I*. M., and 015 A. M., rospeotlvoly, Sleeping earsao company the 850 A. M. and 10 50 f*. M„ trains without change. Leave Harrisburg for Reading.PotfsvllLTaraaj. ana, Mlnorsvillo, Ashland, Slmmokln, Pino rove, Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8 10 A. M. p 205 and *llO P. M., stopping at Lebanon and principal Wav Stations; the 4 iO P. M. train making connections for 'Philadelphia and Co lumblo only. For Polisvillo, Schuylkill, Haven and Auburn, via. Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad. Leave Harrisburg at 880 P. M. ' If. to St) (I 00 3 50 to 5 00. Returning : Leave New York aco oo a. M.. 12 00 n00n,5111 nud 800 P. M., Philadelphia-nt i> 15 A. M. and 8 80 P. M.; Sleeping curs accompany the 000 A. M., 610 aud 800 P. Jw, trains from New York, without change. Way passenger train leave Philadelphia at 7- 30 A.M., connecting with similar train on East Pcunn.Railroad.returning from Beading atil.'lS P. M.. stopping at nil stations; leave Pottavillo at 7 30, K -to A. M„ and 245 P. M., Slmmokln u 523 A.M.; Ashland at7oo A. M.,and 128 U P. M • Tamnqua at 880A.M.; nud 2 20 P. M., lor Phlla.’ Leave Pottsvlllo, via, Hchuylklll and Basque-' hanua Railroad at 7 10 A. M. for Harrisburg, and 1130 A. M. forPluo Grove and Treraout. Rcadlngaccoramodallon train; leaves Reading at 7 30 A. M., returning loaves Philadelphia at 4- 45 P. M. Pottstown Accommodation tram; loaves Potto town at C 45 A, M.,returning leaves Philadelphia at 4 001*. M. Columbia Railroad trains leave Rcadlngat 7 00 A. M., and 0 15 P.M. lorEphrata, Lltz, Lancaster. Columbia, &c.* , ’ Perklomon Railroad Trains leave Perklamen Junction at 9 15 A, M. and 630 P. M. t returning leave Skippnclc «tBIOA. M. and 12 45 P. M,. con necting with similar tralnsontho Reanlug Rail road. , On Sundays: Leave Now York at 8 00 P. M.. Philadelphia 800 A. M. and 3 15 P. M„ Uio sw) 'VT l i2 lln ,f un 9?. D 5 on, y io Reading; Pottavillo 800 A. M.; Harrisburg 560 A. M.. 4 10 audio 50 P. M.. and Reading a1105.300aud7-15 A, M., for Harrisburg, at 1250 and 7 31 A. M, for New York ami ntd 2oi*. M. for Philadelphia.' Commutation, Mileage, Season; School and Excursion Tickets, to and from all points, at re duced rates. . - Bagcngo chocked through; 100 bounds allowed Pi l ., 1 o^ s . e c^f? or ,- ‘ G.A* NICOLLS. Jau.2l,lBol)—ly Qon, Superintendent CAN RE CURED U . a . rrlson,s Mew Process qf Treat menff Call or address Dr. O. Q. Garrison. 211 Qiujh Eiyhih Street, Philadelphia, f*a. lungl^/heabes" 011011 e,VCII r T,ntoA ' r ' March 4, IWH)—ly i SHELLEBB AND CIDER Illckok’s Portable Older 31111. 1 I<. Gardner <t CVs. Portable Cider Mill felar Corn Shelter, {three sizes V Cannon Corn Shelters. t National Poddcr Cutter, (thred sizes.) Cumberland Double-action Harrow ' • Together with other - AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS the Carlisle Foundry and Machine W GARDNER ft CO. T?XEOUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is X-J hereby given Hint letters testamentary oa the estate of John Britton, deo’d, late nf the town ship of Southampton, County of Cumberland have been granted to tho undersigned, resldlua in same township. All persona having claims against the estate will present them for settle ment Immediately, and- those indebted ora rol quested to make payment.- . a., ROBERT BRITTON, Aug, ga—Ot* Jteccitor. TN BANKRUPTCY.-!!) tho District X Court of tho United Slates for tho -Eastern Hislrlotot Pennsylvania. Ju tho matter of John Johnson & Sons Bankrupts, Not ct» Is hereby given, that a second tumoral meeting of creditors of said Bankrupts, for tho purpose of examoulng Ino account ef tbelr As signee as far as settled and declaring a dlvlden nut oi the balance In Ills hands, wirt bo hold at Court oi Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Cour House, In Carlisle, Ponu,. on Wtdnesday sen tombcrU.d, 1-Mil), at 10 o’clock, A. u, boloro Chas A. Barnett, Esq., Register. . V Utta . ... .. . GEORGE BIT NER, Aug. IM— St, Assignee of J ohn J ohasoa ft a one. . IBaCt isenetocr, Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Ter restoring Gray Hair to i:s Hi..Liial Vitality and Color. A dressing which is nt once agreeable, licitllhy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color with the ' gloss and freshness of youth. Thin , hair is thick, eiiccl. falling hair checked, nnd bald ness often, though’.not always, cured by its 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 (his application. Instead of., (hiding the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which mnliu some preparations dangerous and injurious to' the hair, the Vigor, can inily benefit but.not harm it. If wanted merely lor a HAIR DRESSING, • '■'tiT i■' ' ‘liiiii -« ili'sil'dblo. ■■;i * irTu_i Hi*i- "ii*r i■ 1 1 titu* live, it (lotf.s • soil avJii e -uj, I vic, nud yet lasts ■ :i£ on -tlic luiif, it ti rich glossy n.-lrc ami u-grniuiid perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., I’kacticai. and Anai.vticat. Chemists, LOWELL,.'MASS. PiiiCß SI.OO. For Sale by HaVcratlcK brothors.Oarllslo, oot 15.1885-ly • P° THE WOBbiU’S INTERNAL REM EDY!! RHEUMATIC COMPOUND| IloqdMifierl QUICK IN ITS ACTION. PERMANENT IN ITS CURE READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Messrs. R. E. Sellers & Co.—Having suffered with Rheumatism for a long time I was Induced by Col; Danks to try Johnson’s Rheumatic Compound. I purchased on© bottle and was perfectly cured after aslnglt three days. . LAWRENCE WINCHELL. . *Etna, Allegheny Co. Pa., Dec; 10,-1860, •. Messrs. R. E. Sellers & Co.—Gent'*After suf fering for seven-years from Rheumatism I was oared by one bottle of Johnson's Rheumatic Compound, when Physicians could glvo me no relief. ■ ’ JOSEPH ROBINS. ; Sbarpstown, N. J. Deo. 15. 1860. Messrs R. E. Sellers a Co.—Dear Sirsl was a crlpplo from Rheumatism for sixteen years, of ten confined to the hodso, and oven unable to walk. Johnson's Rheumatic Compound cured me from my disease, and now I can walk without mystaffaswollasever. .- JAMES MoDOWELu. Tronura. October 25,1865. Messrs. U. E. Sellers & Co.—Genie:—Johnson’s Rheumatic Compound cured mo of Rheumatism when Physicians and every othet preparation in tho Pharmacopln tailed. Dr. J, T. WRIGHT. Leavenworth, Kansas; Deo. 25,1865. . Messrs. R. E. Sellers A Co.—Dear sirs:—l here by oertlfi' that a number of persons, imy father among the number,) who were afflicted with Rheumatism - for many years, have to my Knowledge, been permanently cured by tbe usp of Johnson's Rheumatic Compound. H. B. LINN. Sharon. Pernia. Nov. 20,1867. • ~ R, 33. yELL33I3S & CO., BOLK PJtorniKTOKS. rrmumian, pa. KOft HALE UY JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY C OWDBN , PHILADELPHIA, PA HAVERBTICK BROS., CARLISLE, PA March 4,lBC9—tf mHE GREATEST MEDICAL Dig JL COVERY KNOWN TO MAN. KINtD,SEy :, S"I |BLOQD/StARCHER| Forme cure of alldlsooscs arising from an Im< pure State of the Blood, such os SCROFULA,SALT RHEUM, I- RYSIPELAS. • SORB RYES. BOILS,TITTER; Ac. It Is purely A VECfETABLE PREPA NATION- not n single grain of Mineral Poison'tmleiH Into its composltion—so that while It Invariably af fords relief and effects most wondor/ul cures, no overdose could injure the most tender Infant. .T. M. Lindsey—Dear Sir;-—Wo. arc.very near ont of yojir mcdicne. pleuso send 'us two doz en. We would Just sny that your medicine has cured a case of Scrofula that has been coming on for live years; the flesh was eaten off the la dy'B arms—you could see the sinews working.— She Isnt theelghth bottle how, and the flesh Is growing on very fast. ■ Year Blood Searcher Is go ing all over the country. The people are very much pleased with the above case. Please send us statement of.our account, and oblige us. • Yours Truly, JOHN RALSTON 4 SON, Bldeuton, Ind. Station. *5-Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has the name of R. E. SELLERS & CO. ot the bottom of tho oualdo wrapper. Solo Proprietors, R. E. SELLERS & CO PITTSBURGH, PA. Forsalo by JQUNSION, HOLLOWAY ft COWDEN, Pmx.AnßLi»iirA, Pa. HAVERSTHik BROTHERS, Carlisle, TJa March 11800—U QARRTAGES. ", A.B.SHERK has now on hand, at his carnage factory. N E corner South and Pitt streets, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. SPRING WAGONS, 2?,?.f vo iffl lln . g . ln h ' sll ?°. on baud or made to j™®'-- Ho Is determined toiiot np thobest work turned out In this section of the oohntrv. Noth ing put tbe very best stock goes Into buggies or carriages of his manufacture. promptly attended to. L. LOCHMAN has J-ii to his splendid NEW GROUND FLOOR GALLERY, opposite Kaxton; 8 Hardware Stem. East Mdln street, Carlisle, Pa., where ho cordially Invites the public to examlne.the place and hla nurnor. oua speclraoha. Tho well known skill of the' proprietor, os an Artist, with an Improved ihrht and entrance and aky.Jight, all on the first m ° and far superior to any taken In this part of tho country, please call, . .. ; ‘ ,ul •■VkrmiM- C'.L.LOcmrAN. £ 'EM AI B MEDICINES.-Dlaeases of women suecesfmllv, curoby byapplvimrto DELLA MAHIANNO M. D.. 22b Zlorth lM fit. Phlladolphlu.Pn, • UIU Oct. 18<W —iy* pBVeH AND OEOICINES, BEST PLACE THE' TO BUY > PORE AND RELIABLE n&JDGS, Medicines and Fine Chemicals ja at HAYERSTICK BEOS., NO. 10 Kotttv Hanover Street, CARLISLE PA. DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Books Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, Per fumery, Toilet ilrtictes, &e.. Dye f jtuffs, Cosmetics, Stationary, &c. Also, Pare I Vines for Medical Pur poses. Their assortment of Goods* In variety, novel ty and elegance, cannot bo surpassed. The arti cles have been selected with great cure, and are calculated in quality and'price lo command tho. attention of purchasers. * Physicians prescriptions carefully compound ed. A full slock ol Patent Medicines on hand. . All goods warranted as represented. ' H AVERBTIOK BROTHERS, NO. 10 North Hanover Bt. . Feb. 18. IB6o—ly ©Merries. THRESH GROCER IES!! FRESH J} GROCERIES 11 - Always to be had at the CHEAP ST OB B , NO 88 BAST POMFRET STREET; And why are they always fresh? Because we sella great amount of them; and sell thenr low. Therefore, tqm our stock often, and consequents ly oar goods must be fresh. You will find everythlngyoa wish In tbe way of GROCERIES, j: QUEENB WARE. . . , GIxASSWAILE, ■ ! WILLOW AND ‘ CEDAR WARE. STONE AND CROCKERY. . WARE. Choice Hams. Dried Beef* Bologma, Beef. Tongues, Biscuits' and Crackers of every de scription. Pickled, Spiced and Fresh Oysters, Sardines, English Pickles,' Lemon Syrups, «tc., &0. - and no end. to NOTIONS. It is useless to mention them, come and see fo* yourselves; and parents If if don’t salt you.t* come, send your children, as they will be deal' with with tbe same core os if you wero her* yourself: All kinds of COUN T B Y produce; tatccn in exchange for goods, or cash GEO. B. HOFFMAN’S SONS. NO. 88 EAST POMFRBT RTBEEI CARLISLE, PA, , Notice.— Having transferred my entire Jntej oat In the grocery business to my Pons. those)i dented to me are requested to settle -with tLem during my absence in Europe. GEO, B. HOXi'EMAN. May 18C9 ?LA DELPHI A,'. ST*Samples sect by mail when written for. Jan. 7, lafcD—ly JUNE CLOTHING, ISAAC LIVINGSTON, NO. 22. SOUTH HANOVER STREET, r. .... .. Oaiiusm PA. I mvlto tho attention of my old ouatoinors and the public at largo, to roy largo and Brilliant’ ■took of . ■ SUMMER GOODS, for men, youth .‘and boys' wear. My custom de partmentcomprises tho finest and moat select of Cloths and Casslmeros, while my array of READY MADE CLOTHING is careAilly and most tastefully gbiten up. cannot and will not be undersold, , 22 chine ain flo ßi n o Florence Bowing Ma- May 18.1803- J. S. DOUGHERTY WITH CONOVER, DORPF & CO., MAHBPACID II E B B AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IM ’ BOOTS* AND SHOES, NO. 624 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA. July 16.18C9r-ly BOOTS AND SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN.. All the LEADING STYLES on hand or made to measure. JPHccsJPlxcil at XiOivFlgures. An Illustrated Price Ustwith instructions for self measurement sent on receipt of Post Ofllce ad dress. ; . Will. F. BARTLETT, Aug. 29.—1 y Philadelphia TYTOTICK.—Notice In hereby given that i 1 the Carlisle Deposit, Bank will make appli cation to tho next Legislature of Pennsylvania for'the renewal of Its charter, with Its present" titlo and capital. J, P, HASSLER June 10, IWO—Om , Cashier* ‘ * LL HAILI ALL HAIL 11. “•4HK OtOBYOF THE NIGHTIS THB MOENING' GLOEY STOVE. THE GREATEST STOVE FOR 18®. pUrhiod tSo largest, latest and best assort meat of . * rABI ‘ OB toOKI^ i A I%BIoVBB . vet bronglil to tills place, have noWonoxblM on dud for solo at theirJßtoro H<winß, ISO. IH WKbT MAiJS HTBEET, 1 whore they will oiwoyu bo pleased w old menus and many now ones/call and exam- U ‘“ THB GREAT MORNING GtOBY ' PARLOR STOVE AND HEATER J ■■ -AND-*' TH E CELEBBATBI-; IvtOULAxl i»8 TART" - - TOP -COOKING STOVE • ' TUB BEST Tit TUB WpiCLU. • ’ ; THE MORNING: ’Gl6r Y is uiomot perfect purioratovemuse anywhere or every chore's' Ilia aßaaeßuTncir, and one fire will last a* i winter, i it Ima.mlcA doors all around, and Is ns : right audcheorful as anppen gatejWo, rospectfa.Jy refer to the following persons from; among hundreds of others who have used ft, as to Its merits: . _ James B. Weakley, Hon. J* Stuart* - Kcv. J. Boas, Edward Fury, W. B.Mollln, . serg’t Irvin, ■ Webertds Borland. 001. A. Noble, . - Geo. Welse. Mr. Mansfield* 1 BapU; David Rhoads* MU Holly-Paper'. Mlil ; Devi Trego, Co. Humnel G reason, Baml Kempton*. Weakley<tHadlei*,:- j • L L. T. Greenfield* Thos. Chomhonih, BatauetH. Gould, ' o hnStuart,L ; :*- JaeonW. Eby, JohnT.Green,, : . - Thos; Lee, Henry D. Burkholder, * Pctor Spaiir, >- Ulohard Woods, • » WnCP. Stuart, . J. S. Woods, Joa. Galbraith, MaJ. Woods, ’ 1 John M, Gregg.-/ ...« • 1 We have also a veiyiarge Coble Stoves, ot the very best, namely:*- .-p *" • • NOBLE COOK, (Gas Bufuer.) \ ‘ COMBINATION. (Gas Bdrner,) - • r WM.PENN. . EUREKA.' ' * ■ and KXAGBA, all ofwhloh have given grbacutt** Isfaotlonto the purchasers, We have also a'. large lot of TIN AND OTHER WAKES, ofoar own manufacture, TIN AND SHEET IRON, of allkinds constantly on band. SPOUTING; ROOFING/ <5 JOBBING of ail kinds done on short nouto ot*d sobstonti* ally. ■ In conclusion we Invite our friends to eal] and examine oar goods and save at least wen* ly percent. WALKER A CLAUDY. NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET, CAHZJBLB, PA. ' Oct, 8,1808. Stoves, tin, sheet iron WARE AND PUMPS.—Tho undersigned having returned from the Eastern Cities with a large assortment of ' STOVES AND WARES* usually kept In-a“flrst class establishment, aro prepared to furnish the cltirens of Carlisle and urroundlng country. with the best Oook Stove la in the market, consisting of the HARLEY SHEAF, NOBLE COOK, . . GAR BURNER and others, which they will guarantee to bake and roast bettor, and with less fuel, than.- any other stoves inthe market. Thelrstookof par lor and office stoves are not surpassed ibis side nof.tbe cities fo beauty. aombUltv. and cheap* ness. STATIONARY AND PORTABLE RANGES, ‘ and HEATERS on hand. ; warranted Wgiva gonr eral satisfaction, with -the-recommendations o* numbers of persons who have-them In use.— I’heir stock of Tin ftnflßheet' iron Wore is- largo and. salted todhe wants ol all housekeeper!, or those contemplating (he same, at rates which defy competition, . ; . * ' They have added to their business a large and woll aeleOted assortment of ■ - WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS. which they ore prepared to pat np at ■ the short est notice. iPOUTING AND ROOFING done at the shortest notice. Jobbing and Re pairing done with neatness and despatch. W ATE R.. COO L E SS fall qualities constantly on’hand. AH are re quested. to call and examine their stock, at .NO. 08, NORTH HANOVER ST.. CARLISLE whore they will bo pleased to receive all and show their stock, and render- all satisfaction desired. , . < ** RINESMITH & RUPP, No. UB, North Hanover Street, Carlisle. Juno 10. 1860. - . , ;• , , iacuttar. , A Safe and Speady Cure for Coughs.Coldi Asthma Bronchitis,.Hoarseness. Croup!' Influenza, Whooping Cough. Incipient! Consumption, and all Diseases of the Lungs; Don’t neglect g sevre Cough, or throwaway moheir oh o' worthless medicine. PRICE FIFTY CENTtIPSB ODTTH J SEft, AKD. * 4“ to 4^“ BBiS ' 3 ' BufflUo>N - K |Fpr Sale by UKOKOH jl. HOOX*MAN ; M,.„h,90 r^ c ‘5 r ' Pom fret" Street. M‘>roh IBaS—lv-, ■ Foi .Dyspepsia, Fever apu .Vaur, Vci, dity of tiic 5 1, .n.. ca, i.l].,■ u( ,Appeii[c Nausea, He; ■ '..mi. Jama1,,.,.. a„d »J) diseases aris irom -a disordered slate of the Stomach. Liver or Iniestmex. Prepared by SKWAIIII/ ■ BENTLEY ACHfeNEY *u g glM f ,n«HM... S.Y. Wj ■by all Druggists. For Sale by GEORGE B;' HOOF MAN „ w Grocer, Pomfret Street, March i, 1809—ly, Restores gray and- faded Hair to Ut Original Color, removes' Dandruff. CSSES ALL DISEASES OS THE SCALP, Prevents Baldness, and. puliej the |,.„ r gio>v Soft, Glossy nnrl.Lrtxur HW ud SIAO pn IWtlt. Esci Bettis is i,a iU r ap , gcs. S ?, W AKD. BENTLEY v 1? , Druggists, Buffalo. N,Y Sold by oil Druggists. " “ For Bale by a. B. HOFFMAN, Grocer, Pomfret Street. Carlisle. CELLING OFF AT COST,—The uw- K 7 doralßßca being determined to null the tin. siness, offer their entire stqolc of Dry Goods nruj Groceries nt cost for cash, rereosa huylne S nave SO per cent, bybuying of oar stock. .. „ , J. WILLIAMSON & DKOj ling Springs, July 8,1888. 1869 ijj henrtsaxton. no. is, eakt main bj; cAaiiistß, Wholesale ond~retair dealer' Iron, Steel. Kalis, :BaM*tor fii oils outs, T: Flne»t quality o* LUnoHoio aaa Ei!^, pocket iKD 1 ■ra.’fetipr) ottjj Eyory doiorlptlon ofToot* idaptM ebuuosl trod o«, or lurmot celsbret and warranted In every Instance, GUNS, PliSTOlr* 4MMCN {tojMforWaoptfe. warrantsdtoßi', tlon cemeßts,' Sand, Piasters Mi/Si task bixm,. rapwsi chaibs, oaujt iJ^ der ‘ to a armt 'akau,, we «fei»|io agent* for the great' F U Si LEO O K OU I Z El PAX r ..EXCELSIOR WEATHER BHUPtI Wndolrt. Orders by mall receive prompt utter GOODS DEXJVEBfiD Ijr TOWN FBEH mIS p,caM rre6ent ‘borbuTfor HEN IV Ja0,14.1800-iy Jftfeirtnanwus. Ml Lt. MH & B O wjs take ihieopjftrtunUy of diwitlhgUic fii of the community at iorae.-and .every r particular, to thcojr tecctotJjJ*replehJim’ HARD WIARE. They studiously avoided Investing daring' high prices, arid patiently waited the. out of thobottom berore'iitteinptlng u> ti shelves, and now that things have been oold time ptlcea.atiiiear ofi posalble, th; Invested largely and are prepared to' tq their friends and dußtomexa oalow anyinfirtcfitinlaid* ihatflties, TJiey < Invito tbe attention "of zn<Bcluuilc>i fill j builders*. iscorapjet^tajd fear ii for any thing la our line. "We havo the-agefacy the Wilit 'S'EW'I --3Sr ; G-VVM A'OHI N : ind wotild reapootftiTJy ask all thoaoin a Mfloliico, to'Daramlnfc; thfe WlUcox * OH fore pur«boaing. AU orders promptly attended to.and delivered to nJI patta of the town imiato’ Fob. 25, IbGD.—lv . i piPEK'B BOOK AND FAKOY STORE. AND GENEMAI* NEW& DEJ , 1 . 89 WEST MAIN *< ,-■ ■ OAwaßßfcPAvr/:/;*.-.. - A flue assortment of Goods on hand, wci Writing Desks;. ■ «j. -: . i . Port Folios, Lndl«» Companions; - - ’ Work Boxes, j Satchels, . ladles* Pones, 11*.. Pocket BqpJts, Begar Cases,- 1 * : . CardCdMß/. - qo|dPoD|. . Penlfc ; - aWPIiV op iPAMILY BItfLES - and PHOTOGRaESK I AT"BEDtJCSD'S>BIt!jSS, BI AHIES f O $ 186 I 1 HQbaoiiptionrreoeivedr tot all Mogozic t Iqjj sft pnbUßhgrspfi (Bav® postage »ud always sue'of recfo : Mrtgftadfloapy subscribing atPihkjVb.- • Special attention Is paid to keeping alwt htmda stapply of . SCHOOL BOOKS, .fortov^<mdccmxxti7schools. ~ • ; j ordered when deslrt4f' : A 8 THfe WEATHER 18 tf()W j./\ ‘PBOPTETOUSandthe thaprlces arm . vorable for the laying la of yourwinters o I subscriber would oner hw stock-to- the ; i knowing lallwell the disposition .oft the (generally to make many prom iKeatd etrec rrhe subscriber wouldprejbE to lei™ the v of.the cool he furnishes , . , ' bEAK'ii)B:fTpi>. land ho will bo hold.to the* ‘foll*wlng:WhiOU hia old Btandordfi., ■ . b To sell nano but the -best' coo} that' ; 2. To as any bhorln the irst 3. To deUver What hie ooBtomero'huy,'ft£ {to famish ibem’With a lower priced artU snake the prloesult his safes, i 4. Believes in the principle that scales 1 jbe in use [without repairs,! for-a serlefc 0/ to the advantage of the customers**; { | 5. To keep hi! kinds of coal to be bride else. • i,r • > ; 6. Never to misrepresent cOal to mahea 7. To guarantee full two' thousand-pounds • the ton. . r 8. To give the cub toilers theadvantace of so] <or\ t bdneflVof .those jrtiop dbal'-wlthhlm; fspiid.« your orders and yon Hh&UhiedstiUaß nur’iv wit) and on iu mvowhiefonruj u ' v HOTOTj. ' NORTH ‘.HANdVEBfKfcRBIS ■ CARLiaLE.pA. dions Jojised, tho afeonra oowi® 8 V/ell-knowk hote; FrtW, |Wpa\»d ißFpuW W,ABHKG FOE FIFTY -! ’' .. W.B< i 'AprUKCO-Om* jj^ENTa^titPflE.”---- tnaqommaoltynnaimveUngciin well prepared to tdrmifa Ont-plaif a tlosa to all 'Who desire'to make a hamcepr nlcMant tomporpnr .apod/ tomtom (ha sarroundlna<wmOu'y i Jr?:-, ■ tloe'‘Bot«St§^tst^^^^iteinmr j. tu BTJBKNBH'B tiyjsjiir.. ‘' BETWEEN HANOVER 4NDBBI)1 IN THE BEAR 'OF Rj^TZ- OABLISI/ :,m 4 ; « - \ # t , t ' Hjitlng mtod up the aiairfe'with ic.,l am prepared'to faVolBB turn-oataatyoMonoWe rates. - Partlei AadfirMatlie Borings, ' • “ April
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