>. - - - ————___—_______——l-—mmr^mn—
"" '- '"*-BM: -bliJil
W*A<uU**»\ «$»«. syii «Sotf)o.
/fVtililtiUliii (tit - ‘sr^'w rcrrcy. ; -r::- rr---rr^r-rr^:."
-1- I§TO. 1870,
m\n ~
.. ■ .yuMMfiH QpsMfMU,
On silcih ' i'i ii v it nnA .i t, iii /■ n iv !
5S t t s • ' ■ - HHi fiool)is mil.
roots ami establish connections with Iho . .
that they inny nmko their great, fIW PHYHIUIANS.
growth ill tho lllltUlUll. j' j ul'evury v.irr.'ty, <-’VL-iy .s(,\ It-, jin.l I'vt'ry (It’scrlp-
When Swedes (rnta-bagasl are to bo , , ■ 110,101
grown, the early part of Juno should '
lie dovoted to preparing tho land by J ’ ’ J
manuring imd deep plowing, and such ’. . • ' Dlilf S S fl fl fl Fl S '
thorough harrowing and tillage as shall j - 1 id la .lii 00. (-UtlJ)h.
kill at least two ■ crops of weeds. A, u
Shares’ harrow will lie tiaiml a very el- I ■ ,„ . •
(ieienttool ibr preparing., mellow snr- I . ■ ..u........u 1 a,»i....u 1 , r.u. lUiuu '
face. Between ihe HOLh of June and . wromniitw nimii-cs
the-Oth of .July, ai cord ii .£ \ o Hivaia- , :
,'lances, marl: out. the land in drills ..0 ok cOAWmiM) extract mimr i.u*n«imms i’rc:i.-b iiJnh’ rMim.*r\?ii «£ . *
inchesanarl, and sow ‘in the drills, by -Ha* pious niv ni'eiir, in*.-: }. iw, ' i 1--.1!, i> : ’•<:'*!m • '. ' ■.lr- si
hand, about two barrels of good super-, ■ , 1
jihi.siihate to the acre. This should be
sided and free from lamps, arid sowed ~.... . It ( T s, on )).-■,
evenly, it little scattered. Then, with .ilini,,,!9,ft,7;7y'infunViViTn; ' ' .
a hand seed-drill, sow tire seed-at the a*a. uni...i>t t‘\JracU:ri by aisptru-fmfiu with j „
rate o. one pound to the acre that is... '
u&c as iitlio seed as possible.', rhoemly n* • i: i> : !n t r ..: o,- ctnn-iinv ■! ~ •. . . ’ ,
j»art oi Hit. month, is nut 100. late io i;et t * J ‘ '* MAVaViU'saV: t’nVvteil
a lair crop of carrots and parsmi;.,, and; ‘ '■ :r of .mnwVu
a moderate one oi mangels or ,* .... . », , chuth-nu- ■ •
b-eis on rich bull. Wo can hardly urye oioui n-Vu rn" 1 1! ’- ,iA!: si:: '
the cultivation of routs too 1 Ji-aumor ai\m\siU'>tr<*ys jhh.'its avmvo pibu-i- : .
No erops pay hotter on milk ;tml slieeß | MnL^ah^ul.n-'^ni;^
aU’ins. - a ear city marln-1.-. w!»eri; rnta- ■ a»y j’i'|Mnkii..u n K . Mmua.-t
bairas can behold. t!ie laiof.o.ved vawv! '‘V’*?? 111 ?' I* 1 ’- lu ' o! * , y l ‘ ‘aurLMiioms aro mitk-a.-jo ', SHAAVLi? F-iiAWLS’ '
which do not get So la roe !>rna. .Vv I ■' . •' ! ' :V
u ' r!,ritv - ■ ■ • • if;:"?.;!:: - ?.';v.riVV-A ~^.y^r 1 y;;:s I«g»rj 1 «g»rj • ■; 1794 t
'l'liii; ur.Ajx Ciior.—'llu; icpuii .m
the Department uf AgricniUu'O for Jfay,
gives very full reports o: ilic coiuliliun
of winter grain. Thu results tiro snm
uiecl up as i'oi lows *■ Tiiuy picture' a
small and slow growth, .thiued'in pla
ces by winter-killing, weak and un
thrifty in spots from loss ofvita'ity by
long exposure under ice or to irrey-ing
winds; hut, wllh. these exceptions,
vigorous, of good color, and. ready to
start, under the influence of a genial
spring, into luxuriant ami healthful
growth. Tito blemishes are neither,
general nor very marked in localities
where they appear, with occasional
exceptions of severe freezing, While
the appearance of wheat is by no rnesins
118 promising as it was last year, the
diflerenceis duo, moreto the backward
ness of growth, caused by Into planting
followed by an early winter, which al
lowed of litiio more than geraiinaMou
before cold weather sot in, than to in
juries from freezing. The mild w<-.itlier
and light snows of the winter-wheat
region wore 'accompanied, with few
sudden changes in the earlier winter
months ; while the colder and rougher
weather of later winter was nttcude I
with heavier snows, which furnished
valuable protection at a critical season.-
The regular returns were’ prepared
about tho-lirst of April. The Tenor
of later information givcs*issuiancu of
a general and rapid amelioration which
may yet result, the season favoring, in
a flue crop of winter-wheat.”
Eakl-v Majie Hay.—The prnetiu
of beginning to cut the grasses a. s-w.u
as they are in -blossom is rapidly gain
ing favor. This favoml li UP; (‘.diiito U)
many fields in this .latitude, irom the
middle to tho last of June. With tlio
improved Implemeutso'f Imy-making—
the horse-mower, rake and techier, ii is
not difficult now for the farmer to gath
er all his hay crop at the'time when It
makes tho most nutritious fodder. The
early cured grass dues nut give so heavy
a field of hay to the acre at one cut
ting,’and tho same bulk will not weigh
so much as tho grass cured two or three
weeks later. J>ut- very careful experi
ments show that the hay thus treated
is much more nutritious; i* is rei'edud
better by all kinds of neat stock, and*'
nothing is left in- the manger. This
tender, sweet hay is particularily im
portant for sheep and young stock in
winter, if it do not bring so much in
market or at tho stables, at Ica.-r, (ho I
bay, that is retained for home use, I
should be early, cut, it dots not ex- f
buust ilu soilMMiiuelras were tho seeds ’
are allowed to mafme. If tho ground 1
}» very rich itallowsofa second cutiiip*- I
in August. If not, it' miikes a hcavv '
alter-math and Midlers the mots of'
grasses in the winter. The pmstice is t
among ourrelkvting far- j
mers, which is pretty good evidence ■
that it is safe tc lollow.
H ISTOUV OP THE M EItCEU POTATO
In theycnr ISI2, Mr. Jolm Kilkcv, of
Men or county, Pennsylvania, Jiving
ailing Ncshannck creek, planted a qnaii
lily ol blue, ml, while and oilier varie
ties, Irom the product of which lie .-e
-leetecl the above named .variety, which
al first was called Neslu nocks, alter
Hie creek near which he lived. They
were.soon brought into notice by the
name J/erccrand cultivated near Phila
delphia, from thence spread over die
whole country, and for a long-time
more generally cultivat'd than any
other variety, hut Of late years has been
rather on the decline, and ether new’
varieties have been introduced, but
none of which have attained the cele
brity ol (he Mercer, which was almost
universally planted for nearly half a
century, owing to its superior' edible
qualities ami productiveness. It may
he a hmg time before any one. variety
ol this valuable esculent to man will
attain the prominence oflhe iiohleJUer
cer, which although having had its day,
is still tlie favorite with a large number
ol people. .
Washes fob Pnurr Tubes.— Twice
a year at least, every fruit tree in the
orchard should ho .cashed with, some
liquid, strong enough to destroy the
eggs and pupio of insects, ami the roots
and spores of mosses mid fungi. In
using caustic lye, for the destruction of
hark lice, persons have killed their
trees, as sometimes the hark turns black
and peels oil' after the application of
I Ins wash, and the death of (lie tree fol
lows. Lime white wash is rcconimond
, ‘-’tl by some persons, hut it I- unsightly
and is disapproved by the most ex
iporienced iruit growers; soqi-suds are
■harmless, hut are 100 mild fur the pur
pose for which the application is re-'
qmred. The most suitable wa-Ii is a
solution of common sal-soda in the pro
portion of one pound of soda to a gal
lon of water. Bain water is the best
for this purpose, This wash will not
injure the hark, hut will kill the e.drg'
)r pupic of insects, and will clear away
mosses, lie. It will remove dead hark
nul produce a healthy surface. ,
Ujo; 11 Coiohei) J''rti-iT.--A v'-ri(c-r in
die IJixie advocates the appli
•ntion of the oxide of iron to the soil
ibout alji > I o trees, with n view of in
reasing llic color of the fruit, ilesnvt
htu-very deep ra i c | lly underlies olio
m't, of ids orehnrd ; under another port
lie clay is not so red (die ml color is
'‘■■tninly imparted l)y.the oxide of iron
. ho fruit m the rod clay is more highly
colored than ju the ligider .Smiie ten
cans ago heapplicd anvil dust, cinder*
to., to die soil uuder certain -apple
ee.. ; the (.-fleet for- several years, was
-nn(o | n^d I ly~eol nr cri^fri|l(-|im7rT6rnTr
'J* *Ke a' L ar i'
l*er iUKicdient^ 11 ' Add^'ene' oiince of
Tvof o Hon H tl cs an - <1 11 - mu ° “>"■<»«
tl , r .* *■ lll,ll 111 your hand the
Z( i ot u nutmeg, and sprinkle with fine
They shlntld .be"lightly
; «■' e BB b a decided imVi'uvenKmt
i Jloi'hik- o.;;t y<in v;ih 'lunr i: with •. trial, and
t; v, 1 1 1 mo. i \nm your iip-
\V ilii n koling of c'-niiticao
T 1 j-vo'ry. rospeclAUli
:i. t. HFi.wnof.n
'homiHfiaiMi i viW-id ,-i If, V. «• V.xv.r-rtonec.
1' .-o.a luo 10-it-e .t ManuJ;i,■ t aring flu-mi.- ’s In.Uie
World,
•‘1 mu r..aua lilted with Mr. 11. T Holmlold;
Jp* .occapiud ilic; Drug titoii; opposin' tuy re.s’-
dimi, mu’ was micGoslul in cornUa-liii' 11.0
im. .iit-f-., \vaero otheis hud hot-been iquauy so
‘••'Jrtic hii: . I havo been favorably impressed
‘•vita hi-; t-imrtiCLL-r apd euierj". '
'VII.LIAM WiilOl-ri'M \X.
l-’uii. <u i’owVis and Weiglitn.iwi .\ianu r ni!turlng
Uli-mlsts, Ninth ur.d Ifrov n sueels. Phtln
dolphin.
UKLMUOLU'S FLUID FXTUACTBIIUIIU. for
u’Oiik ties.s. The exhausted powers ,of .Nature
winch are accompanied by ho many ulucming -
Symplons amni g whk-h will be tmmd. Indispo
sition loExeiMon,Loss .r Meu-.nrv.WukefnlnoHtj
Horror of Disease, or Koiebodliu-s of Evil; In
lii'-t. Universal I’.ns'-iuuiH, Diosiralton, ami inu
l>i Illy lo r*n ter into (in.- cm jo;, nic-nts of s'^eh-ly,
'Ilu! constitution, once a Heeled with Uraanlc
UciiUnovi, requires tlie aid «r .Medicine to
,stren« }fen ami .Invigorate Hie system. which
11 cdAI HOLI) M.VI’K ACT Ulicui; Jnvarluhly
docs. If no treat mom. is -uhmi Hod to, f'mr ••mii
•!ion or insanity ensues.
iir.LMROJddIS !•’I,I jIJ) KXTUA(Tt»i>’ ULh'H'tf*
in ailed ions peculiar to Kemales, isunecumiied
)>y any oilier preparation, its'ln Chlorosis, or He
tenth.n,-Pah»iul ness, ortsupimsshimori'nstoina
) \ J'.vacuntinns, and all eompUmiiAncideiU in
me sex, or the decline or change ot - lire.
MEi..Miio;,irs !o,;01.1 latiui r iirciiu
AN 11 I.M I‘HOVKI) UOSK W.AtSU will ludleally
exterminate iruni the iji'-ca.v-s ’arising
Jt'om ha lilts of dissipation, ui ll{> le expense. lit
tle or no chang.* In tin t i.no imjunwmenco or ex
posme: completely' Kup>'rM?dlii(r those unpleas
ant. and dtiii’if;rtius rcmcilus, i.upatva. and Mei -
cury, In all these disca.-i.-s.
Use lllihM l/.0l .• i’S FLUID KX I’KAI T 1 il’cn
In all diseases of theso organs,.whether eXlstiii
in mail*or Icma:.*, imm whatever cuum* OLiudm-
and no matter ot how lons standi tg. Jr
plea.sunr. in las.can 1 odor, ‘•jmincdm:.-’ ma<
.ium.and m.irt* Mi.-ni'ilmnlng -than any op :h
preparations of‘P:i;K or iron.
Those Millet Ing horn lin then-down or del lean
constitutions, omenre the remedy at mice.
Thu reader mnsi he awnie that, however sliidil
may ho t he. ultaeU oi j teubovc di.-eitscs. Il ls ccr
lam to aflWd Dm hodliy l.eiUih and menta
powers.
All the uhovu diseases I'Mjuhe 1 he aid of a 1
relic. UKLMHULD'rt KXI'HAIT iUJCIJU Is
great Diuretic.
1,, ~ J ■ Il iiii!‘iiKi.n-vcr,vivli..i... I'il.-c- -I.W,
non u>, ~r i. bunles 1„|- Sli.r/I. lit.|ivi!iv,i n, um
tlnii*'' J symptoms in aJJ com mini fen-
r-.mi-’Vm ll ' l - Iir.I.MIMLD, Uieini.
i..il Hnimiwiiy, N. Y.
I r,?v.a| : a!^ K, nlllln : 111I 11 'I**" 1 **" dolieUp 111. .St<U'l-01l
" ,u Pper. with inc-slnillo or mv Cht-ml
cal Vturi'liouHo, tiiid signed
il i JiKUMIIUI.D.
•May i:'. To - i
.dli-.i;, nr. r.ryntl.v'nrUicod prices, -
Muslins, I'i-li'T-us, .Slmt-Ung, Table
-ip'-.i , "tuvMs, i.Tiphii-,.'
Mnaanhc-upiiHv,
.'■ ; nnn.ier Piv.l-! nil.‘of M'! ;y 1. Ipd i-.iui ipmjif.y
LOTHiS OUh f: AS.it Al hAi£
ii *:rf;«i. liars'll in in all kinds oV Fancy Cmish
Mni'n DucKi l , &e.-
CARPETS, GAitPEEs;
Host (jnairty Ln\vll. .1 ply. bmt make.
. “ Lxiru Supcrihie ~ c “ u
Ovt-r.v v.'rit-ty of hucuisomc p-il U;i u;i oi j; .port,-
cil Uarp.-is, ranging In prlr*s horn 50 to 'I,
A'l vhith‘ , cf Strip-d • Cjarui-ls for ,nails and
Stii.ir n, •
.•t(ivf. l 'rai:u I, IS.**l.
IJpnu’iuil pnli'-i-u*
tvy Hiu.‘sols f'uM
iloine-niatui T*!»y■
M A,T r J' I rv .• 3
iji's !l v-.dlh.s. ir. •*'lift* and cttii < I.• k J*s,
i'.in.y (.’.ljceiCcil - i:i».
; •■ii'ionlne Qtmlti,'. (’nm.i Maitim.’.
in fill lcl;i<.ls or Uo.'jf Hint no Icec-)' wo dciy
compel.tion.
Please cull and m.J.n scdccllnns tVi.rP Hie
-argod . ioi lr in the valley, -
dnv in. -,y.
ISTO. , ' v *■■ ;l - ISTQ.
o I* 10 N I K G M.
S P Li IN G T'HAD'E
Ready Made Clothing,
IfimiiMfiM MOWN,
.(.'[■“lung to 11. n nenonli; the gr.mdo! single ~f
F)M-:C'.OTii!N(j fur'.Mci; r*:i.f l;ov«, Hm Oak
Hall lu.s ovcrcniitidi’cil.
la.»t Kail-v.i* hivo i-conet-d in*- lv/n !ar>;c
lols jniJoinHiu u.s, ami. Imvo riuatcd utinu them
an licai-Ji<ii'i bn 1 idlin’. - M ':;il in size i. - -'in’ d'-r
->llO- BulkUnn. mnt:ini{ ih!: lull iv/uh
a- l)f(( in Di'n'iT It- a-v.jinaiti.'nt’ - tl.o
GHI’jAT Ai- P.F''U'Ll*
Wl'.i) liinv h.-i'.'ii'.ot'li: - «'i;
V.V mvifojil* our cii.'il’ 'in--:.-., wiu\ thinr lu-iyii-
U'W nti'} nii-nds, to |,:iy •*< an . in Iv vj.it, Io ,r\
amlii' 1 <mi Mammoth Mir: tum-a and io Inspect
ou i-
\VANNAMAKP]R & BROWN,
i-i.oTniNi: k.stai!l,ibumi:.v t
. .'RO, .VW,-VM, .7M Market st reel, ami Is’ok. I,
■j, 7,11 and 1R south Sixth street.
St.-uil .vutr i ij'ih-vs if you can’t conic,
April 11. U7)J —|y
/ '< AKDKN
VT •
AT JIAVEUSTICK HUOTIiHI:s.
.No. 10 and Soilh and South Hanover strict-
1 I A Jt-KS, marker. They
IIU have the host Kmery Mowin' uml IU-ancr
Kiuic Ui’inder. CJjiu amulets hold In bus).
May 70—
M H'V TANXKBV COR SAi.lj (Mi
I\, KI;.NT.— 'i'hc subscriber oilers his NIiW
IAT'tNI’.KY on Smith sHin-t, Carlisle, for sale or
leiiso. on fu\ orublu terms, inuncdmio possession
yJvcn. WM.Uh/VIK.
Apr- 1 70
■jl/ffIiAXAnAN •STO.Mi & tsett,
iV.fl. l*ii% u iV.r .siiiu .‘ViTj- imj'lomcni uscti on n
12. 70—01*1
C 3 JJ 33 AIV duralde, simple pearim' all
J eaclosfd hum ilum, Ai'„ .liillveruil jrwv of
May 12. 7(1-
9ft ftftft P* sluuililfr and yule*
/j\J' 1/1/1/ meat wanted In exchange lor pine
Lhjuor.s and the best brands of chewing anil
smoking tobacco* by
./Aeon LIVINGSTON,
April is, 70—ihn No. iff North J-Innovcrttl,
'jyiWGH AT
No,South, and No. 10 North IlunovL'r striata
HAVERSTICK IiKOTH ERS,
CAItLXrSLE. PENN’A,
April "I, ISTO-ly
j. Jj. s r e u n k r »fv
LIVERY AND SALE SALJ.IL
BETWEEN IIANOVEU AND UKDI-OIU) ST
IN THE HE A K OK HENTJS HOUSE
CAKUJ.SEE, PA,.
Havin'; lllU'd up the Stable with new ('urrl
orcs, Ac., I am prepared to furnish ilrst-clasH
turn-outs at. reasonable rates. Parlies taken of
and from the sprint;*.
QOMIUNATION.
TW O IN ON !■:
JIA VERS’VICK RRO'VHEES,
No. r» south, and No. 10 North Hanover streets
April Ui, ls:0—ly
QM A A DAY— ISu;-*lm i rS uhiire.'y new
tDiV/ and honorable. Id hem I Inducements.—
Ik-scnpiivu eluvjJars free, A'ldie;-» J, C. HAND
A,o'»..lhddofonl.Mc,
June 10,70-3ut '
. «>• .yi*
-LA'- K t'Dll.
!••• .fluu'tl.
)M i.mv ’
NOT! O'
OP !'<h’S
’i..t styles of Knglish Tap-
rOi il l i'! ( iL A;
oi'Vnii'
i l> 1.-i MONTH
iIAAi MOTH ri’UK'K
(> A K li A L, L
1M ILADAUdI IA
I.’AKI.ISMC, IV,
■* i-rjl Hi, lS4i7— 2y ~
UIIPIMWIff
II o'M B
IWBITBAITOffi
Of Slew r ’. •/.,
. ..
laiana'i ■ - 'la fo ■’ j .
‘ 1 L.'V.
.V^;l e a '>
smd ii.'-uc ui‘ihi
K)bT JIKLIAIU.i: A JND I'Oj’ i '1 A
‘ I.
r p z'.h u
:a Uo'* ; nitr-d Slat- *
{.!«<!• ! .Avud-- .i }ilv.*u to J’oriK.'Liml i.ainuM-o
Lin orally Adjusted
I'JSOMPXLI
al .lie or.i'v !’.io t’Alvi’.UfjK A< .iO'ot
i’ll \V<A j '.ir'lVi’, !
riAMIJt-:L K. HUIUK'ICh
.’FS'.’JIi.M-R
NORTH AMERICA ! I
PIm.AIHXWItA
QldcU Insurance Company in America.
OASII CAPITAL A;>') XL T l! ‘‘RUE, S^SOO.CUO.
• RHV.HXTV-f*NN :-'u• •esshii business
expel iemv. with a -reputation l.»r INTEGRITY 1
ami IIONOUAMLK REARING UNoL'IIP.uiXER
by j• 11 y slinl.ir institution. .
i R since orp.ujiaalion, ever
' ?s \ > d O , 0 « 0.
it bt WisnOM ami ECONOMY loinsuro in Hie
best Companies, and thene Is NONE IICTrEU
than the old 1 N.SUIt AN (J 15 OO.MX’ANV OF
WOXtTU AMERICA.
Arthui G. OoiTuj, President; Clmvltß Platt, Vice
Pioaicleut; Mathias Marla,-Hecreturv; WHllum
Bnehler, Central Agent, Harrisburg, i’u.
• &am h. k. rnrSißfcir, Agouti •
. • Main Wtreet. Carlisle,
Bt-cernb.. IC, l>C?—U .
ißfeCCUXtttfrfi#
W A I) .A Jj i S
f\ i!sl it 2? a: 121-; a v a -Nr id ii ir; a N
\J • f HEARTH UEBTOKKR.purlllos the blood
laud cures Scrofula, Sypbllls.'Skm Dlscas
los. Rheumatism.•Dlscaar.'i of Women, and
all Chronic Alli'dlons of tbo liloftd, River
Sjand Kidneys. Recommended by the Medi
cal Funnily and many thousands of our
• best citizens;
Read the testimony cf l liytlolaus anrl
Ipnllnliis wlm Inivu used Ru-.nlalß; ..eiul
Ifor our Roeuibiits Guide to Moallh nook,
Ai ‘ ; <*r Alnmuue lor this year, which uv •oiibii-sh
yA jidr gvalul' oils dl;.ii ibut ion it -Mil ;;’i -'./.i
- nnndi r valuablc iiitoMnrtiou. •
1 ]>;*. it. \V, Ciu‘i\ of >.rvs:
* i tul; n plras'uv M roeoin.oenchnt' veur
•y-v |KoaAii\3 ’-'•'is a voi l y p-nverUU / ’altur;ii:\c*.
3 I ! 't us. (I Ml lrij<'"S(.;: W!;|| liiu.py
1-' j results— one,in u easeofsecondary }'V|>hilu<,
in \viiicli the nntnoit pronounced hna-jclf
«/.ir medicine. liui miu-i is Jk ..f
. M-ioatla ol‘ lorn; standi n*', which is ir « i t l ly
a , hum: ovliKt u:nlov Its use. aiul'tlie m'dica
nuns are that, the patient v.iM huoii i t cover
i have ciivoTnlly oxaminix’. tlit' fm-imil;
(Which your Rosadsills is made, and im
'an nt compound of alterative
v '.'redients.
c , ; l>r. -Spavka, of Nlcholasvillo, Ky., ‘■ays
i - J 'ho has used Uosadalis iji cases ox' Scrofula
.and Secondary Syphilis v/ltli satisfactory
'ivjults as a cleaner oft ho Blond I know no
•hotter remedy.
■•j ! Samuel G. -MeFaddou, alurfrncftbi.ro’,
2 iTenn., says;
-* I have used seven bottles of llosadalls,
anil am entirely imivil of Rheumatism;
-<-nd mo mar bottles, ns 1 .wish i! for my
brother, who has scrofulous sore ryes.
m Ren.hinin Uechiol. ol I,lmn, Ohio, writes.
.1 Ii ive sullei,t*ii for twenty years wliu tin
■ jlnvcteiate eruption over my whole body;
.a short, (imosinccl purchased a bottle of
(Kos-ad'ib 4 - and it ellieotcd a pcrleet euro,
1 Rosadnlts is sohlhy ad druggists.
Laboratory, M Exchange Place, Raltl
mom. ELEMENTS >k Co, ,
rob UI, Kl—i
a. i: - 10 1N
CADiXET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
i(l,Sl MAIN STSHIiT.
CARLISLE, PKNN’
a UiMA'i'Dii) As.sof:rMr.:vi’ of
K K W F U UX i T U n J
>r th*; Holidays, i-nmprlsln"
«'iimp .Stools, !
Conli'o Tuhlus; •
l/inlip; Table*.
.u.s,
•sla:
I.OlltlgOK,
Uo-'klll
(•Mjs; !i - h, riirdTaLdos,'
OM onions,
Hm-fims. • What-Not
.SC'cri-laric,-’.' . r -c*.,
Till lit!
IJinlllj_' Uiion - !,
IvhciiL-i.
FUUA'I T U U £ .
of (ho Latest-Style^.
COTTACU-: FURNITURE IN SETTS.
Splendid Now I’alb-rns.
UKDSTKAi/S' AN P MATTHIASES
• GILT Ml AMES ,\M) PICTURES..
It; gieal \ariel.\.
Partlcibaraticnttongiven to Funerals. Orders
/min town and country attended *o promptly
and on reasonable terms.
DOC. 17. IMS-H
MACHINiS WultKfi!
J'\ GARI) A T E R &.0 0
CU Ml! ft ULAN l> VAJ LKY REAPER* MOWER
We arc now unildipg and, will bring-nut for
the harvest of P.7i* the New Patent. (’nmbcrJand
A alley Combined PEAPERANDMOWER. with
SKI.P HAK E. and nl I other Jute improvements
u will be \mlli in the best style, and warranted
Liavoilc sat islnel cully, 'the want of a home made
Reaper has long been felt, and wo expect to bo
able to oiler to the fanners of Cumberland and
ahjoming counties a machine which shah bo a
complete and pertect harvester, erpmi to the best
"‘■ought. from udlstance. Farmers are reem-sted
to call and examine jt. ’
NOVELTY HAY It A K E,
We am building this season, only a limited
number of Hay Rakes. The Novelty has the
Sell Acting arrangement or can he worked bv
hand, on theold principle, it will bo made of
the best materials, in handsome stylo, and war
ranted to give sailslaetlon. Lend in your ordois
THE GUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL.
I * ontinui; hulltling the original Wilinnch-
Gum .Spring .Grain Drill, so well
Jrhown, and popular among farmers. -No good
/farmer can allot d to do without the Wllloiighbv
Jor-tt largely Increases, and Improves his crons
and soon pays for .itself. We make it as a Grain
and Grass Seeder alone, or with Patent Guano
Attachment lor sowing phosphates or mmno
\\ e also Hull.] the Willoughby with the shelves
Jnstrulaht ran.c or rig rag, ns farmers may pro-
VAiuor.s r.vi; m implements.
Wo are mmuiraclnnng a variety of agriculturn.
implements such as horse powers and ihresheis
older lull!:-, star corn shelters, llirct; sizes, can*
nop corn .-diallers, Kureka loddor fin lor, and
keep always on Immi the .National Fodd«r Out
tor, throe uith various other binning Im
plements. \\ c also make l-’ayier's patent Tiro
nan or. and J m lei s patent,Tnycre. wind, every
blacksmith smold have. A|*« east Iron corn
ehudi.Ts wjish kettles, four sizes, cellar urates
Thocaui.i.ma: come htovi;, ~n st.
mnrki-| ,me ° * 10 l ' cl,til " a olioiiju'.sikiuviM In iho
S’I'HAM ISNOIM) AM) .MILHVOIIK.
k n!w -bvrMl'iV\ ,', in<l luniiHliliiK
Sli.VI 11 isC«, (.11 -AltlN (j, and overv
i>U Mi ,n,,<J !n ,,ei ’ y co,, »ueleU wlih Paper
in Ills, !• louring mills saw mills, Tanneries &e
Our patterns tor steam engines arc from two nn
to twenty live Jiorse power,
ty ol const met ion with all modern imnrovo
men'.'itipd furnished at accommodating nrieen
W'v also Inillil porh.ljle onftl-MesoUn-o
er tor miming printing p*e.-.ses. Ac. Wo have an
extensive variety of patterns lor mill works to
which we are constantly making additions
mnl can 111 l contracts lor engines ami mills at
short not ice. .
for »nh' V ° n:U y now on baiid
LDIXO MATKKIALH.
vV. 1 M ,?'l r establish nivnl Is mi oxtousivo
1 J NO M li.L« ami HASH and liuoit KAtT
()H\,wlili all the machinery for manulaclnrlmr
door and window frames, sash, shutters and
blinds, biackeis, mouldings, cornice, and porti
co drapery, stair mil ami halnders.tloorlng sld
lug ami every other article In tho line of £nlld-
Ing materials from the lowest price to flrsteJass
quality. JUulders and contractors nmv reh on
all orders, largoor small, being promptly UHcd
An extensive supply oi seasom d pine, walnut
and oak lumber kept constantly. In onr lumber
yard leady for use. Hinall sizes of lath and low
priced doors always on bund, and other articles
made to order. a
All unji-is or Inriulrlc-M hy mnll. or
la ronm-ctmu wmij any,lmmc;h of our buslnc-.s
will In prompt ly at U-jklcil to.
April
CM
fiTf d:'C> . ...
/. \ .. - &*“}£*> (two 4i‘»r<:(*rtWpi
■ : •m.. l w.v; : u.a cOb-ei««i
5..) 10,1 Ju-CM-rvim* itw
; ,'■?*'s:) hair. I'uded or Qra\j
f X . f jy'S?> I' restored
-}’ rff *'-’ or'njimd, cblor
'ft')' : leith 4 the (floss and
.'"f freshness rf youth
,-vU*\. *V Tiiiu hair,-is thick-,
•n.-k falling hair checked, and bald
( at - ofeu, though not always, cured
■ ,by Nothing cau restore the
i 'uair ..here. the follicles nro destroyed,
l **»r glands atrophied' and decayed.
I *>nt Mich as remain can be saved for
I usefulnc*:* by ibis application. Instead 7
f ■ : fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
j 'lit. ii will keep it clean and vigorous,
• occasional use will prevent the hair
■mi turning gray or falling off, and
si-<'oi’.cnlly prevent baldness. Free
■.•<•: those deleterious substances which
■ uc. preparations dangerous and
oi-.i’i'-a.- to the hair, the Vigor can
• 1 v hciU;tli but not harm it. If wanted
NE
X’ni't;'. BA:
FAliy
I’Jinrfi'j'c*!
ITQ4-
O-MPAKV **■ . *
J~/o)>rietors.
■" v !v..a' Iku * thi* whole hbtoivof
.i'll!; 1 anythin,,• ■ i> j-o widely and so deeply
■ x;j |I ,* ili(i‘l|L'C Ul .K!!H|, !lf li'is excellent
i)'ilmimary TiniMigh a lung
01 year-*, anil ar.'oi*", n.u.-t of the races 0?
it Iw* risen high.- hr.in.vin their Chtiimi*
lum, as it lias become 1 f*il.'" Uiiuu u. Ui uniform
i-h.irnclcr aiul power to -u: i* t.’io vai'iuu.s ail'ectiaus
oi t.ie lung- .‘.jul lline;:, l:;A o hi. .do u known as ;t ic
h.ih o pi.itoiinr mini. Wlule adapted to
inili..-r Mi m,• lx—i.';? c a.a! to young cliildren, it is
:d tlu- rMmotii::'.! Ui.- mod ciicdual remedy that can
be given ihf a cou.-muption, and Ino dan.
t'.crou.s I'.ii-;. turn m ~ij throat and lungs. Asa pro
vi'-ion aga.i t -add 1 n attack:, ot : V rim ft. It should
ho kepi on hand in every family, and indeed as all
anv soiuGilinos subject to colds and coughs, all
.-liould be provided with this antidote lor them.
•Although settled *'onbu'mnlhm is thought in*
curable, still great r.■ . ora of cases where the dis*
scorned so’.iled, mvc boon completely cured,
and Iho patient real* rd-to sound health-by the
Cherry I‘cptoval. Ho complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the-Lungs and Throat, that
the most of them yield to it. ‘When noth*
mg else could reach llimij, tinder the Cherry l*cc~
inrul they sulfide and disappear.
Sltif/ern nml I‘ublio Hiieiihirs find groat nro
tection from it. 1
;n-.i Oflico
Asfhiufi is always relieved and odcu wholly
cured by it. 3
limn chills is generally cured bv taking the
Cherry furfural in small and frequent doses.
bo generally arc its virtues known that wo need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained, *
Ayer’s Ague Oure,
F, av ?? “ nd «• Intermittent Fever,
Olnll Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Asuo, Periodical or Bilious. Fever, &o„
hua indeed all the affections which arise
IVoTn malarious-, marsh, or minsmatio
poisons,.
Aa 11. naimi linpljr'.-i, it does o«m, and dons not
jiiil. Conlnhnn'pujithor Ar--onir,QMinino, Itisimilli,
/nif, nor liny nth nr nniuval or iioiaonoua Mih.stauro
wlniiuvor, it in nowi-o injures any j»nt!cnt. Tho
miMi.trr ami imiMriamv ofils mroa in tin; nernodia*
nr** morally In-*. mui m’coinii', ami wo holiovo
nillionr a parallel. in inu history of Asms medicine.'
Our priilo iy ai ahjlial hy. Mm acknowledgment*’. wo
iivctvc oi ilit* radical euroa etVeclcd In 'nljatinato
‘"V* -Mlii'.i* roau'-li N Imr] wholly railed.
I inylnurc.l {u r-nus, olJlntr resident in. or'
M a vollri.T dirnmrlj kiia-ai.-ifm |m (iltlipa W tll bo pro*
i'-'Mmi l-> t’.M.wtlw AU 11 ; Vt/JtK daily.
•■or Lt,: omnlnhi'r. uri>in;: IVoin torpidity
■•I i..‘ 11 1- an o.v.x'll-nit remedy, Uiiniilatm"
turn tin .liiiv ai .u'.V-
For Kale by HAVERSTJ
Carlisle. Pa. y
Fob. 10 ISTO—It /
rjlH E OLD WA Y
THIS Git IS AX AMERICAN
iMtw. ■ 31,
CAKLIaLK,-
to null lliolr tkas nml roi-rEns at Uio n price*
11 int tin* hmnpany Mil tiicm lit tlu-lr \Vatv
llmiaou InNi-w yolk. -A'fiill supply ortho fresh-
CHt Now Prop leas will ho lu-pt /or sale at all
m'm'rey U ‘ Ud l 0 K ‘ VO KlUtaf “ ctl °'‘ <>r tho
Only one profit vJmrgcd from the Producer In the
Consumer. l;rotn jive to eight prolltH saved by
purcbiiHing from thin Company, y
of doing buslresH, the consumer of Teas Lad in
pay about eight profits between Iho producm-nmi
himself. to cover u« many Intermediate sales
Uio Great American Tea Co., distribute Teas in
ihn consumer, through their Agents.all over tho
country, subjecting U cm to but one profit and
that but JI very modoiate one, anu arnall rjercen.
t nue on tho Immense sales, will amply satisfy
the Company, for they sell thousands of ehests
ofTea. In tlui Biimo or less ihnu than It took tn
sell one ohost under the old system,
JunoPjTO-Bm
F. GARDNER* CO.
s?*
MWi>
vlfor s
■I. ‘1 Cl 1
■etivx'iUj. gray Half la
wikii
iviv U
■ , HAIR.--DRESSING,
’.niliin'r else <r.\w loin.;' o dosiniblc.
;■ ilIMt 1; ;l .vl I■. «lyn, it doGS'
’ 1 n .soil v/hiio 1 yet lasts
Am>h on 1;1 1’ luilj. " i; a -ich glossy
insiro a ,• ’ ato:VJ pel'l'iiiiw.
Pieprsrn.j by !,):•; J. C. A,ypr & Co.,
'fr:., *, ( y -n Analytical Chrmists,
:l \\ r iOF.L, -HK-VoS.
* Pl >-'jX .co.
Tor Si.ld by i JAVERSTICK & IUIO’S., Agents.
Carlisle, IV..
*Vo. >U. !’'7o-ly
,VRF; D. HA LL. arid .Prs. MAIIY
J./ :L llaljla llnmanjpatblo Physicians arul
.vi -.1 icui ftlectritions. OJllccand residence No.
J!7S->«ii!i Hanover street. rurij'do Pu. Al! acute
nnii chronic diseases skillfully treated. Special
.afrcirtion will be given to the ■cure of all chronic
(llm'uwk ns Scrofula, Cancer, Jlronohltis,
icpsy, Dyspepsia, 'fetter, Diver Complaints, St.
Yitus'Danoc, Hollic, Paralysis, Neuralgia juul
tk-nctnl Debility.
Ladles suffering from Prolapsus Uteri, Dencor
rhaa, Ameconmoa, Dyrmonorrhcoa, Ncrvmla
Affections, and any form of Uterine Complaints
can be speedily cured. Tho above diseases have
their origin in Jossof tho vital power of the body,
.brought on by Injurious excesses, sedentary
habits, and the use of powerful medicines. Fe
mules suffering irom anychronlc affection, are
especially Invited , to call and examine Urs.
Hall’s superior method of treating disease s.
Health we consider to bo an equilibrium of tho
electric condition of tho bum .tii system, and tbo
••‘'iri, perfect *ho oqutUbrlnm. ibo.more perfect
tire iir.uiii».- i/ii-cnsc, tm tne contrary. Is either a
jj/ics or ?nnit/.f of the whole,nr a portion—making
one part ]ifus and the,other wtm/.v; and' I hereby
causing obstriu lion and stagnation of the vital
ilunl, ttlcetiicily is the natural element of the
Nervous System, tho connecting link, between
mind and matter, and theinosLsubtlesuhstanco
known. ’ It eiieulatbs (bo blood ; is the cause of
voinntr.t.v and involuntary motion: prod decs
ab the cbetiovai changes in the system—the do
oomppniilon and recomposition—ami always co
oporati s with vitality in Importing health and
strength m the human system, if r.leCtndtv is
the nem'-ating agoni,olaiumal.liie; how impor
lant then a musr bo in tho continuance of Unit
life, as also In' lb ■.* nre-crvatlon of health. Wo
would here Mat *. fur tho benefit.of those unac
quainted with the • ibjeci. tlml the application
ofKIJ-ctJ’fi*Magnetism Galvanism and Klcct riel ty
nsn therapeutic'.gent torn'l disease, la a fact well
eslub'Khetl bv many years’ practice,
UtL.o well us good, has resulted from
i lie reckless a ..a Indiscriminate use of Klectricl
(y. H has been applied by the learned and un
learned— hnprlnmud. without any assurance of
-accomplishing tho desired object; ami when
.successful, was looked.'upon as tho result of
i/ood luck, rather than tho effect of an Immuta
ble Law. When its operations nro thoroughly
understood, tho case properly judged, and the
application scientifically matfe, there cun bo no
uncertainty or doubt about the result. It
soothes iNeryous Irritation, equalizes tho Circu
lation, restores a ’healthy balance to the Dlsdr
dered Functions, and imparts a vigorous tone
lo the body.
This discovery Is Uu; result of many years hard;
and scientific investigations. Its great superi
ority over all other systems Tor the cure of dls--
cases has been practically tested in difleront
parts of the country. Thousands of Invalids
nave been treated, suffering from almost every
form aud condition of disease common to all
sections of onr country who, after tro tment by
tho most eminent medical men, had been given
up na Incurable; and luneaiT/ every case a euro
had been effected.
Our ofllcos are strictly privato-dftnsultatibns
free, patients In tlie country visited at any hour
of the day or night*
Deo. 23,18flD—(Jm.
; Sectoral,
' ■ ;'s.-£oat and Lungs,
‘ -Ida,. "Whoopm;?
. in- .. f-i, .--Vuthma,
•id (\r . • lotion.
•'•i ! Lhvr Onnijtlriinf'. ii h
■ junnv rnih re
’ i. i-I'ifilii - 'ii(■-• liml thili-rl,
f • *.u:i: & Od., I’nirtic ■.]
- 1 >.</].i
=EMI
MIME
IIC it* RRO’S., Agents,
AK D THE NEW
TE4 COMPANY,
{RSTA 11LISIIED £1801.)
: *3, "5 and 37 Vescy Street,
KuW YORK.
HAVE APPOINTED
J>A NIJJL CO UNMAN,
'UNDER THE OLD SYSTEM
UNDER TUI! NF.W.SYBTEM
gingolfif:
1) - 141 - 404:_ii:Vm1131 - 0;4*ti,.
(P'fii SSS' 1 ? Pit A-PS
T§ MVJ
AW MM Aim
' if M to «? >%
Medicines and fine Chemicals,
ia at
HAVMSTIbK BROS.,
WO- 10
XovWi Hanovev Street,
(lARLim.h PA
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, , ChemicasJ hooks
Fancy Goods , Confectionaries. Pei'-
futnery, Toilet Articles, ifcc*., Dye
Stuffs, Tosmetics, stationary ,
<tc. Also, Pure Wines
for Medical Pur
poses.
Their assortment oil G'oods, In variety, novel*
ly unci elegance, cannot bo surpassed. The arti
cles have boon selected with great care,and are
calculated In quality and price to command the
attention of purchasers.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compound
ocl. A full stock ol Patent Medicines on hand
All goods warranted ns represented. •
11A VEI tSTI CK 15 K OTHERS,
No. 10 North Hanover at,
"gAZAAU OF FASHIONS, ~
Tub. 18. ISTU—Iy
.WHOLESALE. ,t RETAIL.
TO'. THE PUBLIC
'i'lie imacifctin.ii.-d would respectfully lu
'lorm the nubile, that he has opened a brunch of
l ho‘New Toils MILLINERY STOKE, of Lanehs
ter, Pii., with a flno stock of fashionable MIL-•
UNEItY AND TitIMMINGS. consisting of
BONNETS AND HATS,
BASIL RIBBONS,
'humming ribbons.
VELVET HIIIHONS,
DHEfiS AKL CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
Bln.k and Colored Crape,
BLACK AND COLORED ILLUbfON,
SILK, SATIX, VELVET,
Embroidered Edgings and Inserting^,
COLLAIiS AND CUFFS,
KID GLOVES (warranted not to Lear)
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS, &o.
Ladles’ Dresscsaud Cloaks, made to order.
Give us a cnli and exam ino our goods.
. . „ MILS. LOEB.
April 7,1870—3 m
(groceries.
TTUIEfcSH GROCERIES! .FREttH
Jj GKQUERIJSSM
Always to bejhad at the
C'H E A P STORE
NO 88 EAST POMPKET STREET
And why nro they always fresh ? Because we
sell a amount of thoip, and soil thorn low.
Iheretore.turu our slock oiiua,. and consequent*
ly our goods must ho fresh.
You wllUlnd everythlngyou wish in the way ol
GROCERIES. - -
QUEENSWARE.
GLASSWARE,
WILLOW-AND
CEDAR WARE.
.STONE AND
OuOCKEUY;
Choice Hams.*Dried Beef. Hologiha, beef
longues. Biscuits ana Ciackers' ol every de-
KCrlntlon. Pioiiled.;’Spiced and Fresh Oysters,
bamlni'H, Pickles, Lemon Syrups, &c.,
&e.
and no end to ...
NO T lON S
It is useless to mention them, como and see for
yourselves; and parents if It don’t suit you to
come, send your children, as they will ho dealt
with, with the same care ns 11 you were here
yourself;. Ailkindsof
COUNTRY P R 0 I) U 0 E,
Liccn.’ln exchange for goods, or cash
GEO. B. HOFFMAN’S SONS.
N . K • AbT 1 OJIFKKT ST RKETi
, T Tr , CARLISLE. PA.
Not.ce.— Having transferred my entire inter
cst in the groeeiy hosim .-s to my Sons, those in
del) ed to dip are requested to feelllo with them
during my ahsenoo In Europe. •
UKO. n. lIOFEMAN.
QKOCEIUES. AC,
ThomibKcHbor bp«s loavn to Inform the citl
zens of CarMslt! and vlamliy thul ho hns pur
chased the Grocery fctbre ui D. V, Keeny No 78
oomli Hanover Street, Carlisle, where ho will
cm ly on the Orooery Business as usual. Hlh as
sort men t is varied, and consists iu part of
QUJEENRWARK,
GIiAadWAUE,
STONJI and
EARTHEN WARE,
CEDAR and
WJLEUW WARE
TEAR.
, COFFEES.
SVPUPS.
SPiOES,
FANCY SOAPS,
HOPES.
TOBACCO.
FJSH,
OILS.
iIALTEHS,
SKGAItS,
SALT,
, „ POTATOES,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT
COHN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT, FLOUK, FEED
fl i assortment of articles usually kept lu
a flrHt-« ass Grocery store. ■ Give him a cull and
satisfaction will bo guaranteed. 1
Oct. 10. IfifJ. JOHN irECKMAN.
RATIONAL HOTEL,
Cor. Hanover And Walnut Streets,
Carlisle, pa.
Having taken possession oi amt vellttcd In a
KtyJo of neatness and comfort equal to any oth
er similar osta llshmont. Jn iho counts', tlio
above named and well known Hotel, I am now
DEfipored to 'rec»lvo and accommodate such
usmny favor.mowlth their patronage.—
'•jAly old customers, as well us new ones, will do
well to patronize the National House under Its
menf ftIK u PP r °ved arrangements nhd manage-
April 21.70-tf N ' W< WOODS>
i/ f sari -»*- %V w
COST LEAD* TJ| p«nrth * -
N « y »VulmitSt., duel., Ohio, arts. Malden Lane,
May Q, 70—
CARDS, BILL-HEADS AND CIR.
LULAItW, neatly oxeculed at THIS OFFICE.
jss swm bp ms maw/ m ms
Mmmm qwm mm
w ms mveFßsm
jgfenmntmm
PASbSR; ,
IUJUKiSti AO
■ ' us a visa a vuvm
over brought to thii plnbo, bow oh fcihlbl
tion nnd foi snlo at thhlr Store Rooti-s,
NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET,
where they will nlwnys 1)6 pleased to sco luoir
old friends nud many now chibs, cull nml exam
ine)
THE GREAT MORNING GLORY
PAULOXI STOVE AND lIEATEB
—AKij—
THIS CISIJ3UUATED ItKQUi.Aj.I. i i)». TABT
tno mo t pc r fLct parlor stove lu use auywnoro
or everywhere. Ii is a Base Burner, and one fire
will lost Ulwluter. It Ims mica doers all nroaml
and Isos i right and cheerful us an open gate. Wo
respcctfu ]y refer to the following persons from
among,hundreds of others who have used it. as
to Us merits:
James B. Weakley,
Rev. J. Boas,
W. 13. Idulllu,
Wcbort & Derlaml
Geo. Wolso.
David lilumds,
Levi Trego,
Samuel Uienson,
Weakley tt-Kudier,
L. T. Greenfield.,
Samuel H, Gould,
Jason W. Eby,
Thus. Deo,
I’oler Spahr,
Win U. stunvt,
Jos. Galbraith
■Thos. Chamberlin,
o hu Stuart,
John T. Green,
Henry L. Burkholder,
Richard Woods,
J. 8. Woods,
JUnj. Woods,
John M. Gregg.
"Wo have alsoft very largo variety of Cook Stoves
f the very best, namely : ■
NOBLE COOK, (Gas Burner,) •
COMBINATION. (Gas Burner,)
WM. PENN.
KUKKKA, '
W ABASH,
- ELECTRIC,
and NIACtUA, all of which have given great sar-
Isfautton to the purchasers. We have also' a
largo lot of
TIN AND OTHER WARES, ■
*ftfourovn ranmiiacuivo
TIN AND SHEET IR ON,
of ailkimls couatnntly on hand.
SPOUTING, ROOFING A. JOBBING
of all kinds done on short notice anti substanti
ally. In.couclusiuii wo invito our irlemls to eail
ami examine ouv goods ami save at least rvon
ly per pent.
Oct. 8.1800.
;gCOJSOMIBTS
VOmt aUu-mion h: cal ml to the a;ci. that m.
RUIiVSMITiI & e:,upfs.
Store you £nn see (hollutstcllsplnyoCbooilb over
kept, iu any elm liar estuhllsl uncut I eoun -
ly, jn pan o; u,e following”
STOVES AND HKATEES,'
Warranted lo (jive geucml eatl-slactlmi
SDNKY &IDK PIKE PEACE HEATER,
ORIENTAL PAKLOU HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR STOVE.
LIVELY' TIMES RADIATING RASE BURNER,
JUNIATA PARLOR HEATER,
PARLOR LIGHT BASE BUHNER,
Which for beauty, economy and durability cau
not be.smpttßsecl,
COOK STOVES,
6> i.
BARLEY SHEAF.
Warranted to DA ICR, ROAST mid HEAT better
with leas luel, than any other stoves Ju this
market. Attention Is called to obr
REVOLVING LIGHT RASE BURNER,
REVOLVING LIGHT RASE BURNER.
a novelty;
Having acquired a reputation lit this and ail'
joining counties for our
V»'e nredeturmlned tolceepup the same''Jn thefu
tui'o, feeling confident that wo eau sell you good
articles at rates lower than others sell bad.
W c have also tat hand ami for i.ale a lino as
sortment, m
FLAT IRONS.
COFFEE .MILLS.
And all sorts ol
Of good materia d heap.
Imvc **, nml u ’ <! \conatnntJyon hand, a very
ol WARE* usually kept in a
TIN AND SHEET IRON WAREHOUSE,
ROOFINF
PCnno9“. Bhort '. u °o(:o. and at reasonable terms.
hai?o >ute ° o '- workmen and good material"pn
■ ■ HHINESMITH & HUPP.
.. ' , Nos. ilL , ,({| f -OSNorLh Hanover St.,
November 11. l.vju. - Carlisle. Penna,
,• • ,
ENitt
DANKEUS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
UNIOK & CENTRAL PACIFIC
11 AIUOA DS
NO -10, SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Buy nell nnil Exchange all Issues of
•mi llio most liberal forms,
°OM) bmighfaiid >old "«t ■ ’Warkct" Itatcui
Stocks bought uml Kohl on Commls.Hlon only
Accounts received and intercHtallowcdonda
balances subject to Cheek at Sight.
Feb 1 18 •
A WORD TO CONSUMPTIVES.—
Being ashort and practical treatise on the
nature, causes, and symptoms of pulmonary
Consumption, Bronchitis and Aallirna, and
their prevention, treatment, ana cuio by in*
halation. Bent by mal.’ .Vee.
Aildross Q. VAN HUM MKJtJj, M j)
6, West Fourteenth Street, N, Y.
June 10, 1809— y
SfetVSi ©llls aw. Set
TOP, COOKING BTOVI3
THE BEST IH THE WORLD.
THE aUORNIKG GLORY
lion. J. Stunrt,
Edward Fury,,
Scrg’tJrvln,
Col. A. Noble,
Mr. Mansfield, Snn’t,
Ml. Holly Paper’Mill
Co.
Sara’l Kompton,
V/AL'KEH it GLAUDY.
V. IS AVnsT MAIN STREET.
CARLISLE, l'.\.
STOVES AND HJ&TEKS,
NOBLE COOK,
NOVELTY PARLOR COOK,
.and NATIO'NaL RANGE,
STOV E S ,
rCNIVES and FORES;
SPOONS, PANS,
COAL BUCKETS,
0 L L
A HE ,
■ SPOUTING,
and JOBBING
Ist MORTGAGE BONDS
Plfl LA DELPHI A
U. S. BONDS
Coupona Cashed,
—_ r 'ara..r:
?t?artiioavc.
K A ® B W .4^l
„ TT =mb= **
§ f'.s h i a ?,
Ml ism
MBmani
ft A R ib W-A R £.
They studiously avoided InVcslliig Uiuini; ,| lf
high prices, and patiently muted the ralilm
out orthobottom before to rbmitliM r
shelves, and now thin things iihyc fettn fedhpe t
o old time prices, an near ns possible, they
Invested largely and arc prepared to bunrnnt, P
lo their friends and customers ns low pvi w ,
any market outside tho cities. They cspcciaii,.
Invite the attoutiou of mcclmulcs, farmers amt
builders'. Ourstsck Is complete and none llc „,,
fear mooting with disappointment In cmjulrli,,.
for anything In our line
Wo have the agency of the Will,. ox a Gl |,|,,
SPI WING MAC ,H 1 N j,-
and would respectfidly sit all llu.se In , vnm
a Machiuo.'to examine the Wlllcox * uthla’
foro piirchninng.
All orders promptly attended to, and mum.
i"h!™. Mlt-t'v n '’ town nlcltS
1870 H A R “ w A RE -1870
lIKN’UV SAXTOIS J ,|. p. BIXU-’l!
11. SAXTON, CO.,
EC. If,, EAST MAIN ST.,
Deafer* in Bardicare.Jron, nllrry % ,tv
CARLISLE, PA.
hereby announce'to tlio public, Hint thev intern
Kcilintf everything in ihejrllno I .emierw'iu)k‘v 1 i c
or rciuit, at. .pr-ces much lower than nan in
bought Uils.Hkl' of Philadelphia.
Our stock eonsi.ls in pun of
BUILLXKG material of alt,
t» r. s c u i r t t o T«r ?•
Jwn, Paints,
Nalls, . Oils, ■ - -
.Shovel.-, 'llar-K,
‘Hoes, ’ pt\Uv,
Forks,yurnivhii,
itnke.-v . - * , Cement, -
Spades, I'Jnatci,
Crowbars, .Sond,
• Sledges, Powder,
Picks, - «■ Ql(‘ty fr'>
Also‘a lull ami well selected assn: liueni of
MECHANIC'S TOOLS, -
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
A full stock of
FARM BELLS,
Plows, Hamcs, Chains, Grain bugo, Unpes pal
leys, and liny Elevators oJ all descriptions.’
GUNS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, C.iP-
and ammunition'of all kinds.
Thankful lor past Uvuiy, by ctric- attention tc
business wo hope io rejelvc u cuiitim Midn m
tuo same. :
J}ES. U. FAHIIKJJY & SUN
C E-L E B R A T E D
P REP A R A TION
FOU
CLEANSING, THE BLOOD.
1 ho long and favorably known Preparation of
Dis. u. l-abrney a Son for cleansing the blond,
needs> at this iliiv no recommendation at our
hamis. Mb'virtues.having been established by
flic thousands of etnes whero It lias given reletf
tn Urn most dmievtlt forms of .
■ .CHRONIC DISEASES, ■
during (bo Inst sixty years. So highly Is It - oa
teemed, tout the demand is constantly Im-reas-
Ihg.aiot only at home, but wo are dally recelv
•ns applications lor U iron* tho .most icrupto
Mellons ol tin- country—North, East, youth mul
west. To meet this demand, ns well as to pre
vent the jm' llc from being Imposed upon,we
have determined-to put this J’HEPAi ATION.
In such a form that. It may be within reach of
every body every where-
Other Preparations. far Inferior lo the genu
ine. having been put out by. certain pmllr-s,
have been mistaken by some for our own, ami
as a mu tier of emuse the old Prepai at ion of D.
Fahrnoy & Son has been mado to buffer some la'
re-'iilnuon. therefore to nreventthls inMake, us
well as to'incut the increasing demand - men*
tlonorl above, wo have concluded to send tho
med'eino out in LIQUID FORM.
We will also at.tho same lime put nut the origi
nal in package form fov tho benefit of some of
our old customers and others who may yet pre
fer the medicine as first prepared. Not recom
mending It to cum all diseases tho human body
is heir to, hut as a family Medicine, and for nil
diseases originating'from Impure Blood ami
DLsordeied Liver, it has no equal; and will cure
.tho following diseases:
Cutaneous Diseases. Erysipelas, Boils,
80m Lyes. SeaM Head, Pimples on tin* Face,
letter Affections, old and Stubborn Ulcers,
■ Rheumatic -A fleet lens, .Dyspepsia, Costlvcness,
Sick Headache, Jaundice, Pull. Rheum, General
Debility, Mercurial Diseases, Foul Stomach, to*
g» - tlier wbh nil other Dlsmders arising from
Impure Blood, and Dis - rdered Liver, Ac.', Ac.
Prepared.bv Drs. D FAHRNEY &SON,Boons
bmo’, Maryland, And Dr. P. D. FAHRNEY,
Keedysvjlle, Md.
bold by all Drugglslsnnd Merchants generally.
None genuine unless signed; D. Fuhrncv A Son.
For Mile by W. F. Horn, Druggist Ctullslo. S.
S. Huber. Druggist Newvlllo Pu. James A.
Clark, Lees y t Ronds. John C. Altlclc, Druggist
Shlppensbuig. 11. H. bnuvely, Druggist Me
cluin'csburg.
April 7,lB7(l—Gin
QCMHEKEANiy NURSERIES.
HENRY B. HUPP, Proprietor.
bniKEMAKKTowN, Cumberland County, Pn,
'Oilers a largo and llne-Vissnrtifich't of Nursery
Sfoclc, for tho coming fall, conslsilngof all kinds
of Fruit Trees of the very best varieties. Ever
greens and blmdeTrees,Hardy F.owerlhgHlmibs,
a large stock of Grape Vino and strawberry
limits, cvei'y variety worlh growing, all kinds
of small funis. Large Rhubarb, Ac., Ac.
Osage Orange for Hedglm*. at S 3 per I,MO,
Roses, Greenhouse Flowers and Plants. Every
thing wanted In the Nursery lino can ho tnul
hero, of the best quality and at the iowestprlccs.
Catalogues and Price Lists sent gratis.
Juno 21, JMD—ly
It. A. SMITH’S PHOTO
irI graphic Gallery Konth-oast Corner Hano
ver 81 reel, and Market Square, where may bo bad
all the dlirerentstyles of Photographs, from card
to life size.
1 V OH YT YPES, AMD BO TYPES, AND
AIELANIOTYPES :
nlno Pictures on Porcolain, (something newlbnfh
Plain and Colored, ami which are beautlluiiao.
Unctions of tho Photographic art. Callun.-] hie
them.
Particular attention given to copying hum
nguorrotypes itc.
She Invites the patronage of tlmpubllo.
Feb, 0, ISIiU,
J. B. DOUGHEUTr
WITH
CONOVER, DOREF & CO,
MANUFACTURERS
and wholesale DEALBESIK
BOOTS AND SHOES
NO . 02-1 MAIIKI3T STREET
PHibADEDPIIJA.
July 15,1809—1 y
QUEAP COAL! CHEAP COAL!!
The subscriber Is prepared to deliver, by the
car load, lo l.itnebunieru' and other consumers
ulopu the line of tho Cumberland Valley Bull*-
road, tho celebrated
LY'KENS VALLEY COAL,
at the
E O WE ST~ rOSSXDMT lI ATES FOB O ASHI
Tills Coal Is of very superior quality, and will
bo lumlshed at prices, which will defy all compe
tition.
The subscriber will deliver Coal at Carlisle,
by thu car load during the current month, at
the following prices per ton of 2,000 lbs.:
PEA $3 00
NUT ; -1 00
STOVE fl 25
EGO - g 25
And to other points of the road, ho will deliver
In fro?glits >r the expense of difference
The above rates will bo subject to the rise or
full of prices, each month at the mines.
„ GEOBGE ZfNN,
Feb 10 ffl lS70 COr * Mttlu Und PIU StUM Cftrltalo ’ Pn *
IN THE VOLUN-
.T«J.