Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, October 14, 1857, Image 3

CARLISLE PRODUCE X RX.EI.
[EEPORTED FOR, THE lIEHALD.]
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• ' •
noun. Superfihe, - $1,75
' do :'Extra, do • - 5,00
, .
- 5•25
RYE
WHITE WHEAT per busliol - 1,00
_ Tiro. do .90
' Coax
Oats
CLOVERSEEn"'. ,'
TIMOTHYPEED.
.WINTEE; BARLiIr.
I SPIIING 13AULIIt
HAL . TIMIVRE MARKET
DAvilmorti!, Oct. 14, 1857
er.baxxel.
:,.,~...~,..,FL0.UE:
None
,Extra pirnily flour,
Rye Flour,
Corn Menl,
W4EA.T, best white per bushel, 1 25(1;)l 30
Prieto red 'wheat, I'2ool 80
•
Rye, per, bushel, 60(i,, , ,70
.
Gum, • ' • . ,70870
o.,ts, ~ 28(1.432
Cleverieed, per bushel,
Whiskey, per
M7_PHILADtLPIIIIA. DIARKET. t
,
.... . PIMGADELPLUA, 00t. 14, 1857. .
FLonn,_per,bni rel, .• $5 50@5 75
Sbligiing.6rands,' . 5 76
Extra. family flour, • 6 0007 . 50
Rye' Flour, . . •. 4'37
Corn Meal, • •.. .: - 400
\Vat:i', best white, per bushel, 1 20A1. 25
Prime red wheat-, ' ~ 1 1261 18
- Rye, per Plilfeb,7 . ' .
• 75 -
75
MEE
Osts, .
Chiverseetl,.per bushel,
Whiskey, per gollunr
Corrospondince of the Herald
rnoiti
. The, effect of the money panic—Failures
• anf:l 'suspensions—The, firemen's pa-,
vide— Theelnr.tionl'aliticaLmeetings
—Thcntres and things theatrical,
- PuiLADELmtrA, Qct..l2:, 1857.
DEAR HERALD :—Viewed financially,
this is certainly a " blue Nonday". and
. in fact blue may. be said 'to have been
-the prevailing color of the monetary ho,
rizon, all hist west. Everybody expected
the present -month, would-have been clila
ractorized by " good. timeti7: good at least
in comparison with the month preceding ;
• and I regret that imtbis ,instarice, as in
many others,. human eximMations hay°,
.nO(been borne 'put by absolute reality.
It was 'hoped `drat the BankswoUld. eS.-
tend their discounting operations largely,
-and-thus-enable-the -Still -solVerit-hou4es
to - Meet .their payniems, but . 'the Bank
ifig Thstitutions have failed to 'Meet the
anticipations and wiShes of the comnin
,nity in this . particular,, and, as a conse 7 .
citience many More suspeUsiOns of large
'Houses have taken plate, acid others must
inevitably, 6110 - . -
ing.their vaults closed ag,ainSt, the de :
• ntands, - and : ln fact Alm rightful clainis;
classci;the worst i 9 yc
- to - co - Mo. Alitifeltididgence on the part
of these- monied institutions wohld,. un
doubtedlY, have_alleviated much of the
present pressure. They have been the
. great cause of this terrible panic, and to
them the community now rightfully looks
for relief.-- The proceedings of the Leg:
islature arc looked to with intense inter
. est„,J;,'lLAtitious praying that body to
the suspension, !..)f 'specie payments
are extensively circulated, and signed by
all clas4es. Meetings 'to promote this
object have been held, at which,our lead- •
eaptalista and business men have
taken - active part. If the Legislature
...acts favorably to these entreaties, it is to
be hoped that the banks will relinquish
• the:-Miserly course they have been pur
suing, and render that aid which is so
confidently and justly expected. • •
The heaviest and the . most to be re
gretted suspension that has yet occurred,
is that of Messrs. David S. Brown iC Co.
This firm suspended on Prid;37. "The
tfisastreult consequences of the eveht can
lOrdly be estimated. In case the(should
not be able to make such. arrangements
as will enable them to continue, hundreds
of operatkes, now in• their employ, must
neccssarilybe deprived of the' means of
subsistence. I am unable torptatedefi
• nitely the extent of their liabilities, but
understand they , will reach $1,800,000.
Many other suspensions have occurred.
Among them are those of Caldwell &
English and J \V. & , Next
weekj s will furnish you with a of the
ledditigllirfits which have suspended since
--- I:Weiititiihrillouroutptthe - preaunt = "ltard
times." It will be found interesting .as .
, 'showing the extent and unexampled se
verity; of the 'panic. -
On Saturday rumors were flying in
every direction to the effect that a sus
: pension was about to take place which
would astonish the city. An
.event of
• that description, which would at this time
create astonishment, must indeed be one .
of great magnitude. The house referred,
• • to has long_ been known as the' leading
one in .Philadelphia; their paper , has
heretofore regulated the market, and their
suspension would undoubtedly "cap the
climax" of our financial difficulties. 'CI
tint happy to say that the rumors respect
ing this firm; althoUgh wide-spread, are
not generally credited, and I sincerely
• trust time will prove theM to have been
entirely Unfounded. . . ,
The Firemen's Parade; on Monday last,
was a splendid affair. Over ninety emu
•pMiies PartibiPate'd, each one numbering
From forty to two ;hundred men. 1 me,
• derstand that the Aemonstration cost in
• the neighborhood of $200,000. • Rather
a snug sum to ,exp,end irk a procession in
times like those. • ,
The election of to-morrow e'reatesslittle
or no•eseitetuent here. Messrs. Wihnot
andjl4leherst addressed meetings on
Saturday night, and 'Pablier speakS
at gationalillal! this evening: An,Amer
ken Meeting is to be held up, : town fp
% night,..at which it isyery confidentlyex,
pected . a"diatuibaoce . Will take place. If.
oneshutil4 -- pOotir, 'tliat :vicinity it will
be
,seliope. „ , •
- - 4,00
2,0 1
. • , 80
78'
do
do
do
do
5 750( 6 gr.
• • 5'25
8 5004.00
'4lie Iron. Louts AICLANE died on Wednes
day, at his residence in Ilahim*, in the soy
enty•snooud year,of his age. 11e .W/181,110 son
of ALLEN 111CLANE, a distingui4hed officer in
the Revolutionary war,- and -was -born in• the
village of Smyrna, Kent county, ; Delaware, ou
the 28th of 'May, 1784.
In:the year 1798, being then only. fourteen
agei ho served with great credit as a
•midshipman on board the frigate Philadelphia.
then on her-first cruise,. and under the corn- .
mend of Stephen Decatur, the.father of Com
modore-Decatur.. In 1801, yielding to - the de'
sire of his family, lie'left the navy ; . and. hay
ing completed his education' at Newark Col.
7 6067 7
• 21@22.
. . . ,
iege,; in, ois native Sle, he began the stndy
of the law, in 1804, under - ,the
James A. B,tyard, of Delaware. Ile' was ad
mitted to the'har in 1807. end rapidly attained
• a high plate in his profession. the war t.f
1812 he watkaiolunteer in 'company com
manded by Ctestir A. Rodney. who had been
the Attorney General of the United. States un
der Mr. Jefferion„, end marched. with .that
company to the relief of. Baltimore when it
was threatened by the British. • .
• . The-greaf onpacities 'of Mr. McLane now b .-
1 gait to uttract public , .attention in another di
rection, and in :1818 - lie was elected to the
:House brUepresentatives from Dzia:ware, end
ad largelydnol, he. won the confidence .of Lis
constituents that be . rernained a Member of
that body ntitif.lB27, when he, was chosen by,
the Legislature a Senator of theUnited,,Stetes.
In May,'lB2o, he Wes appointed by President
Jackson to be the Minister of the United .
States-to Great Britain, where "he remained
toil:. years, - end on hie return he was 6 . lll)Plijvy
the sante President to take apiece in the Cali
inet as Secretary of the Treasury. Ile served
in thin Plaint until 1838,' when lieltecuree See
rotary of State, end in June, 1834,' he retired
from, political life.
in 1837, when tbe financial condition of - the.
country required hie_Services among ourselves,
tlr. McLane watt prevailed upon to accept the
presidency Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Compony, , and,. removing to. this State, he die.'
charged the duties of this Laboriou s of fi ce un
til 1847. .In 11118 time he was requested by
President Polk t o oecu.P3!,,Auring,illiap enderie •
of• the Oregon negotiutii ns, the "mission to
England; this duty being accomplished, he
'again returned to MarYhincl. In 1850 il0<:W118'
solicited and prevailed upon by his fellow-citi
zens in Ceethcomity, in this State; where lie
resided, to serve as their representative in
the•CidiVelltifal balled to reforni the Conetilu
thin of Mdryland. - Aft .1. performing this bier
vice he finally retired Vein public life.
Mr, 44,Atin wee a Oder floor in all the
great political Whitt) marked--the fii
triri roc ia - centitry: — 'lle'tvite --- thit — iMiiit -, 34iv. , T
felhnv:lnhorer, findftiend of those who have,
with hint, won the remembrance of our coun
trymen as the btidCBl l / 1 113 of America,7-Badi
more:San:
G. 60
21022
It is reasonable to
ItS„,The - population of Nlihrnokee, aooor
ding to a cenatin just completed, numbers
94,542.- In IMO it bad only 20,051 Inhabi
tants ; showlng an 'novenae, inaeren years, of
24,981.
c) UM. 13 Elt L A N•D COUNTY. '
AGRICULTURAL FAIR. '
'o be held et Carlisle, October 14th. 15th and lath,
1057. EXCURSION TICKETS will be Issued by the
Cumberland 1;elley Rail Road company, from all polnte
on the line of the road, to Carlisle and return, at re
dived rates. 'fickotw gorel during. Orel Fair. Passim•
cers must oecure their ticket's at the tornreny's offices
at Harrisburg. :Mechanic/bum. Newrille, Shippunsburg
and Cluunbersburg before entering the tars, otherwise
they will I o charged full faro.
R. It Office,' A -
Ort. 7,1557. f
81 .000 1:1SIAAL'IjUlIBIION.
alth.ll.ll/011S attaklad. For ' lnformation Q apply at the
Herald Office. . 1857.-tf.
GUSTITS M. SAWYER,
rl ATTORNEY AT LAW.
- Tutirelbrinurly - occuptod-by - Jude.o - llopl.urn,on - Enst -
Mulct street. All business intrusted to Ws earn r ill bu
promptly attended to.
May 20, 11157. ' .
` TT
ey
vet Lao. O!nco In l , l ll . ll E , i t..l M t, c
er A n t t i o7
A
.61,-llusiness entrusted to biro will be promptly at.
tended lio. Feb, 7.'55.
1 P. IWAIRICH,. Attorney Law.
North honorer street, t. few doors
south of 13 loss' Hotel. - .All busloges entrusled to him
will Le promjitly attended to. , [Apcll 15,
A w NOT}OE. ov —W.
M. rENgo:E•brtie ridnor .11 b fs otllro t tho room
forinorly ocCupled by Idni on. join:street a few doors
east of tho Methodist Church!dhore ho will promptly
attend to oil business,ontrustdol to him. '
Aunst 19, lilT.
•
f,JVNV , OFFICE.- 'DICE]; TODD
tfji . bas rOlinnieti the practice of the Loo. Office in
Centre Square, iiest,elde, uoir tiro Flint. Presbyterian
Church. - . .
April 8,1857. A
G E - 0 11. G EGE , .
Rimer: OF 7115 RACE
ovintlee Opposite the West end of tito Court (louse
April .3 ltdal
. •
B. KIEFFEB Office in North Li/Hanover street .tNt'o doors front - Arnold & fAude
store. (intro hours, more particularly from_ jo 11 o'clock
A. Itf.Tand from ri to 7 o'clock, I'.
t A c li. , ;.l t lSl ru , ;RONGlia . s r rcqttor
od Ids 011 l •o
11011.; W 11, 1 .0 Ile way Ito CAlll4littAll qunro
at any 11St C lr o fTe t
or Illght..l/r, A. lots tool Ihit ty .yount oxperl. u
in thOprofemtioo, •••11 wlll,ll I) two 'oven door.
4 o tlto I d practice llouuroptatic
May 20; ib76ni. •
Da. I.C.LOOMIS •
South Hanover street, - Val
next door to the Poet ..
Office.
• • •
tpgsWlll,bo ebsont from Cfullole the last ton dnya
°road! ro4th. (Aug. 1,'55
GEORGE S. SEA
Juriewrr, DENTIST, from the Dal
ea Dream Confute of Dental Surgery.
. .
Int-Office at tho residence of his mother, East Gentile
street. Olive doors bolow liedfasti. Reference—Dr. Goo
Z.Brets • Moral) 11), IFl5t)--tf.
•
81110 N I'. SNIDER, Ohio.
B. K. Alel'Armasr, l'onnuylTanla.
L. le Cobs, • 'Rhoda Islaud. '
SNYDER, .AFFARLAND, AND .
COQK.
Bankers and Dealers la Real Belisle,
MINN./WON/Ll%
MlstausOtaTenitaiy.
June 3,11,57.—1 y
pE Al 4 S T„A T GENCY
.ANl:inEw U. ZGE. •.. L. JEFF TUOI.IPSDN
JE: a tt. T 11.0. M P.S.O.N
Nave opaned no (Slice at 5t..7 oseph, Mn., for tfie pur
cliasa and sale of Stan Estate. buying and selling Land
Warrants, entering Land on Tlino. Surveying and Mair
ping Towne, Location of Warrants, and making Invest.
manta for non-residents, paying of Taxes, and all busi
ness pertaining to a General Land Agency' In Missouri.
Kitneas,Nntrasltalland lowa. • .
1 101.0 1 fIce ou'Seswil . Stsaut, North of A. T. Meknes
flanking Mouse.-..-'' • ' (July 70,1856.
CL OA - R LISLE' A(1 111:N (I Y
•
FOR INBBBNITY .4,GAINS'Y 1.00 BY FIRE.
Tllll . FBANKLalq p, F u ljl tT, ll zt lj . l , ll.lflAtiOß COT.,
A.
Charts? Perpalmal.—sloo,ooo Capital paid In. WU*
. 163 1 4 Cliesnul. street.
Malta ll*Moamar, either immanent or llmltod, against
loan or damage by Ore, un PAOPE O TTIIII4.4 , 7tOTE Or eyery
description, In town or Country,on the moat rennonablO
dorms. - Applien Una is made either personally or by totter,
will be promptly attended to. • • .
BANolllll4Proe't.
, . , . .
. The subscnber le agent for the above company' 'frt'
'Carlisle and ite vicinity. All appliCationa for Insurance
either by Mail or personallp,will be promptly attended
e1d.12101%,- -4- ' — )1411 - rdpate - ,4gantand LittlTlVAife,"
siness. 111 r. and Miss Rictiirigs are at
the Walnut, and have fitir.houses,,
The Arch has produced ".Jaok Cade."
;lir:Forrest attempted to Step thS per..
he owns the copyright; Oils far he , has
becn "unsuctiessfal in obtaining an in
junction.'
Murdockelosed.his_engagement at
the National on Saturday. It .is a • dis
,
grace to Philadelphia flat this splendid .
actor should have drawn such poor houses.
The Italian Opera is flourishing at the
Academy... Their engagement, extends
some WS
Yours,
COUSIN jOE,
flontik of Hon. Lesrlr McLane.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Mustnes.s (!-"arbs
'3le.m.‘abnerlisemeit6.
T B. ICE E S . - HAT, CAP,
fb. IlOpT AND SHOE STORE. ,
North East Corner of. tho.Pubilc,Square.
.—The-subscriber-oliars...to-the-publioa-romplote and
choice assortment of Hats. Paps Dos is sod Shoes, which
hare, %Ist been purchased f,om the best urinnsfacturers.
Our stook consists of a greet variety of liciautlful
SILK AND PELT lIATS,
made expressly Mr cuidomors.: All hinds of Caps for
"Men, Soya end Children, We would • itlAte particular
attention to our well selected and stoat variety of
-thosif goods. no-we are confident.they cannot o:celled
tu town or county. . o
Bof.TS AND SHOES, of, everyidyle arid variety;all
'unequalled for price and finish. It consists in part of
MEN'S fuse French CALF-ROOTS, •
DOT'S "
•
• .YOUTIPS a
LADIES' French and English GAITERS,
Misses' and Children's
Every variety of Children's fancy Shoos.
The boat lot of heavy WINTER ROOTS, fur Fen and
;boy itrin-..ttys
Thankful to our friends and the public for past fa
vors,.'we hope by strict attontfon to the wants nf our
eustonsers,nltl by - selling GOODS,"lff'untrit their
continued rotor. • J. IL KELLER.
N. IL—We sell no Auctilin Goods'l • [Oct. 7, '57.
•
I)IANOS.,—The undersigned having
returned to Carlisle, offers his sincere thanks to
the citizens for the • patronage beretbfere bestowed on
hint: Ills shop is situated iu West .11101 street, direct.'
ly opposite the warehouse pf Jacob Itheept, where be In
prepared to tune or repair planes, as usual, promptly
and on reasonable terms. •
Ho boo also the agency for the.salo of Wm. deo% dr
Co's _celebrated Planes, (late Koebo and Gaul.). and -lo
prepared to fill' alLorders for Planes from that well
known manufactory., by sale or exchange...
„..
N. B.—Persons who ore now mil ngsfisele & Coe Pianos
aro requested to ripply as above find have their instru
ments:tuned 'gratis. : A. W. 0
Oct. 7, 18:17..-3t. • • •
ARARE O=PPORTUNITY.'"
The subscriber, desiring to.remove to therWest,
oilers at private sale, all that vat mild& property, Al With,
,or, the North.west cerner'of the Public Square. and. di
sectlropposlle.tho Carlisle Deposit Dank, in' the. bore'
10f_CarlislaL-1•or-n-privaDv-resIdener.-erplacerofflus1 ,-
nose, It cannot be surpassed._ Thp largo/nit',
commodious, the `direr Part of the front house is neon.
plod by' the subscriber an a Family
tiroeury - nud Queensware Store. This
,„ Store'lloom is finished in the best and
most convenient manner. the shely
log being nil enclosed with glass eas.. •
lug. The cellnrils large, with walls and ceiling plaster.
cd, and liner planked. The second story of front house
contains two vary largo moon., with finished:dile. The
BACK .BUI LOIN," is entirely now, forty Sot long,.(unt
Including kite,hen) and three stories high, containing
seven large mains. all papered mid iu the best order.
The KITCHEN is one and a half stories high. Water
In the kitchen and hydrant in the yew], and a largo
!wick cistern. The lists is introduced lota livery room.
both front and bark buildings. On the lower end of
the let, which is all fiticlosed with high brick walls,
there is tweeted a one and a half story warehouse.
" Any perNoli desirOus of Securing for themselves 'end'
of the most flesh able Ineations In our borough..ean do
pa oh- reasonable lerms, by calling on the subscriber at
his store or residence whiel is the property dierliodd. I. *
JOSEPH lb ILALIIERT,
Carllf4, Sept. 2371557
AI cREA'S CELEBRATED
.LLQUID GLUE,
THE GREAT ADHESIVE.
Most useful article over In entell, Put house, store
. and ofnee, surpassing in utility every other
glue, gum, mingling°, . paste or a . i
•_ ' Celll,ol4oVetArtioir
'ALWAYS ItUADY, FOIL - APPLICATION.
• Adhesive on paper, cloth, leather, furniture, porce
lain. china, marble or ginss. .. • • .
For manufacturing Fancy Articles.-Toys, etc., It ban
. lid . superior ' not Mils possessing greater btrength than •
any other knoWn article, lint adheres martwfuickly,
leaving up . stain where the paFts are Joined. NEVER
'Within the last three seam upwards of 250.000 bot
tles of this justly celebrated LIQUID (I LW' hove been
sold, mid the mat eol,olljelleC which it has proved' in
-ev.ery,.ease,hatt,deeervedly-secured-fer-it . --n---delthattl'.
tvilleh, the tnannfacturer ban found It; at times,
to meet; /lChllo.lnrlgod by rill who ^have usod•it, -
that as merits are far Ail eve any similar artitle or inal- -
Cation ever offered to Chr•puldir.
treerThis 0 LUE Is ex tonsh cly enunterfeited—observO
the table, •••:dcllea's Celebrated Liquid Glue, the Ur.‘t
Adhesive." Take no other. . • .
T • VENTY-PIVE CENTS A 1101"CLE. . •
Manuractdred and Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by •'
• - • - WM% C:nolelti7tk, Stationer,
• No. 007 Chestnut. Street., PhEadelphia;
tel..T,lheral inducements offered to Persons desirou
of snlllnz the above article___ •
FAMILY
C OA •
Vallg l A.
,„ t. 11.. broken and to
4 ;lr 4 . 11,11-z;goi , elie faTited ex
! • nressly for fatally usu
. kept 00111,15 CliVrlt
SO that 1 can fattish It ma]. and o :.01 all FINISCIIIS of tlt
year. I have la° on head and fir sale thu
DIAMOND COA L..frant the -IWO oars Company Mines. -
This -Coal Is attudrablY calculated Ihr human, Roves
and Cellar Furnaces; all of which I will sell at small
profits for cash, apd,dellter to any port of the borough.
August 5, 1857(,/ - W. MURRAY.
Otte S , cipml-gokint `Netigcr
1311:10:I8IIED ON TIIS FIRST SATURDAY OF EvEity Morn
AT CARLISLE, VENIVA
TEII3IB OF PUBLICATION
Tile Idi:En I.s publiNlied gnarl+, fur4n. and fur•
nisbed to anbserliors at the I,nv "prim of FIFTY CENTS
per minute, In athanre. In nil canes where Im)snen;,
Is delayed, set enty•llve rents will ha 'barged. •
The above terms mill he adhered lu In all .•anus
0. N. LULL.
Supt
All Enquiries, Interrogatories. Essays for inser.
Hon, &a.; toilet be . accompanied by n lotto 861111, - ;
to
pay return postage.
J. S. HOSTETTER, Editor..
1' RENT.-A STORE ROOM
AND HOUSE,
.Itusta:on tha Walnut Bottom road, INTOrI -miles west
of Carlisle. Ivo. I known As the IPItITE
":").., HOUSE I , OST OFFICE. 'As' a bust
., tress stand It IN equal to dny store. In
l'osinsslon glvAn on thejat
day ol April next.
EillOP and .TENANT___
1101.1, 1 11, sit note o the Bottom road. seven
miles west 01 Carlisle. The business At this edup will
employ at leaqt three good WOriillll,ll tlw/ whole year.
Possession given on the first day of April next. Apply
to JOHNSON 310011 E,
Oct. C, 1857.—tf . Carlisle.
• TACOU lA. I. ItnLot.
xityrreE is hereby given that I have
1 this day msottatett with Inn, Its U partner In the
Forwarding, I‘olllllll.ioll slid Grata 111,101:vi. 1111 eau
ALBERT H. 1111 Et:ll,and that the above husino,,, will
ho hereafter conducted under the name of .I.
Say, J. ItIIEEM.
N. 14.- - Rig6rbt,tns6 wit-. for PRODUCE. all 63 ids,
FLUOR, WHEAT, RYE, OATS, &c. • Salt, Miter, c.
alwnya nn 11111111 and for sale.
Car Oslo .Ilay 1 i, 18117—tr. -
TXECU TOR •
'S NOTICE Lenore
Atestamontary on the estate of Mrs, Maria Steion
)„.
son doe'd., Into of the Bereittilv tf Carlisle, Wye' been is
sued to the subscribers 'Wiling In sold borough. All
persons haying claims against t it sold estate will pre.
stmt them for payment nod those Indebted will make
payment to - T. COLLINS STEVENSON.
JAMES W. MARSHALL,
_ .
Sept. 0,'07-ot. Exmoor Idarlah Stevenson doe'd.
legal .
O T l 'ot
e l t i o e , A
.IjOrlf,9
dc•ein'sded.
representatives E
of r
loin of
Y.ant I ampeter ' Township, Lancaster dounty : You are
-hcroby-natifled-to:lieknd-appeandu-the-Orphans' Court
of Lo caster County, to be hold on the twenty.slxth
day.of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to :Accept '
or refuse to accept the real estate of sal 1 deceased at.
the vali.tlon thereof mado by nu Inquest held thereon
-and zowfirmed by sold Court. or show eS,UhU why the
sant° n 1 mild not be hold according to law.
till:01t0 It 51AkTIN, Sheriff.
Lain aster, ;opt. 23, 1857.--Itfrom:10.
- LY COAL.
nr - —The subsurtheis are now pi e -
47.;* pared to turnisb thu eitlsens of
1 4 Cumberland County with the
- hest quality of Coal for foully,
use, at the following ( rrduced rates: AVe will Fell best
broken and egg coal front Lykuns valley. Laneaster col
liery, Locoust mountain, Short mountain, Luke Fid
dler, Sunburynint Wilkesbarre at 64,50 per ton, all re.
seri:mud and delivered to any part Of the borough.
Llow coal at the yard for #3.25 and Blacksmith's coal
always on hand. Also, all blade of Lumber, cheaper
than ever.
Carlisle, Sept. 30, '67. 51111031 k noppgic:
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.
4 W. , KUM/SEWS PATENT, for Hand or florae.
Power, the host In use;
Horne Powers and Threshers, Improved
• Grain Fans; PENNOCK'S Wheat brills;
CooPlAt'S LIMO and Ounce Spreaders; the most op.
proved tidy and Fodder Cutters; 1110TrS Pellets,
OrintiNtones ready hung, with n genorol M'aurtalant of
Agricultural nod Horticultural Implements.
rAscipm, 1110111t1S A CO.,
Implethent sod Seed Store,
August 12,3.857. Seventh & Market, Phila.
•
0; PRIME TIMOTHY AND
..5 1 .1.P;;, , gni) HASH SEED.Orchard Gras. Seed,
,a 4^4 • Italian Rya °rasa, American and Knglish
Lawn Grass, Kentucky Glue Grass, to.,
for sale at
PASCHALL MORRIS & CO., • •
- -Implement and - deed Stere, - 7th and Market strests;
•. Philadelphia.
THE SUBSCRIBER has pressing
j_ need, for all sums duo him, and will ennalder it an
act of kindness. en the part of debtars to help him
through his diffleilltlen by baying whati they owe
prompt/Y, and thus relieve him • fr mpresslng • dun;
whilst in delicate health..
Oct. 7.lfin,j .. • , Gin W. 111TNER.
-111011 - 1110.1 4 1 REOUCED:—Tho subscribei
,L ruts this day cornmenrod to Hell off,, Ids entire
stock of 5 1 / 3 1)1Bit 0001.18 nt grently reduced 'orison.
All who want I, irgnins, roll at tho choap store of
• Carlisle. Aug. 5, NAL , • CIIAS. 0011.11 Y.
1 4 1A1.01,FAte. ' LOOK AT
Tills
A vco)suporiOr lot of Bra
!rein warnied to bold
hualicla .2,6 por dozen ; 2 burbele s4Por dozen,
and bagging: towline. Sic:, of tbo best quality can be
bad af,the now cheap stonier
J. A. If UMRICLI, Jr;
. .
INDOW• SHADES !—The finest' •
V V. dzirrod, and Cheapen anaortment of Window
iladeapub9 l 4,44.tha Aa!Latore 1 "
J;1.
31caf 'ffsfilte Safes.
P 1 13131.00 SALE.
I.
LREAL--ESTATE
-IN THE
.
'COUNTY Or CUMBIERLANID.
FIRST QUALITY OF LIMESTONE LANDS,
, - HIGHLY IMPROVED. ,
*ll7 cell at Publii Stile; on the piembei, obouti ono
mllo wort of Carlisle on the turoplke.rontl, at 11 o'clock
A. M., of Thursday" the 22nd of Octobar, 1857, tw,, first
rate I.ISIESTON FARSI4.
No. 1, Containing about 310 Acros, of which about
. 240 acres are cleared, cultivated, and well enclosed with
poet fence, and the rokidne, about 70 ad.'s, Is covered
with prime timber of the beet quality. ,The'improve
mots on 'this tract are tt,good 11OUS11. BARN, OR-
ClUltD, and CRIBS; and iberu boa been about 2200
bushels °film° end- Ajarge„,.llllalltiti3.of—harn.yard.
urgaigniii - rifironthinmadthlerseakorg7 --- .
I. 'No. 2. The farm adjoining above and lying on the
State road to Newvillo, and bounded by_the .Cumber-
I land l'alloYllidlroad, containing 210 Ames. There is a
good HOUSE. BARN; and 0111110 upon this farm and It
greet deal of poet fence. -
Beftwo the - day of sale them two tracts, which Ito in
one body, will be surveyed and divided into three or
more farms of about 100 acres each, and.wlll then be
sold all togatheror in parts, as will beat suit purchasore.
1 will 'soil on the mine - day up 2% o'clock, P. Al., on
the promises, -
No. 3 That elegant form, which is:situated within
the 'Borough of Carlisle, on the Waggoner'e Cop reed,
containing 137 acres, more on lefts, all of glitch Is highly
bnproved and under post fence, having a Brat rate
BANK BARN; lIVUSE, 001 other. linprisveufents there.
on erected Also, •
No. 4. A num.of 20 scree, on the Waggoner's Cep
road. and adjoining the farm of George Waggoner, and
which le about , one mile northwest of Carlisle, and
which is also limestone land - of the beet qinlity.
NO 5. A FARM In NortOilddloton towneblp,.bound•
ed by lands of Irvihe's helrs, John' Noble, Abraham
flettrick, and the Conodeguin'et,creek, containing about
224 ndes, a largo part of which Is cleared and in a good
state of oultiva tine, and the residue In thriving timber.
Thsra is on excellent . , lIOUNR, DARN; and °thee val tt
ble improvements on tDis farm. ' •'
• No.•li. That valuable HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND,
. On foot in fronton ltt
i-ati This property lamest advantageous
ly situated for any. , publiebutdoesi, belug.immedlntriy.
at the depot of the Cumberland Valley Railroad Corny
;patty. ,
-No, 7. All that fine form situate in North liliddloton
township. about 2% miles from Carlislo, on the north
side of the Conodogulttet creek, immediately opposite
Alio , . Allen Form," and which Is bounded by lands
of Pores Howard, Alex Cnritman. and others, contain
ing about 300 items of good slate land, a part of which
In cleared. and n largo part is in fine timber; before the
solo this form will be divided, and sold in parts'or alto.
gather as will best suit purchasers.
'the properties No. 1 and 2 will be sold on the prom
isee No. I. and ail Um °thet pmpertlos will be sold on
the premises No.:;. nt the hours montinned.
'tie titloii to unties° properties are Indisputablo and
will .be teed° to the purelinsers clear of #ll incurribr,
onces, , and possession ba - gfven en the 1 et of April,;
1808. Any inform:ol4n on the subject of the property
or titles, eon ho obtained by reference to Frederick_
Watts. bisq..
Tim terms orSale, which will be made ow for tho
purchasers, will ho made known on the day of sale by .
JOSEPII W. PATTON. ~
.
Att'y In fact for Armstrong Noble and Robert Nobip.
Carlisle; Septomber 21, 1857.—ta,
Leneastor Extuniner awl Lancaster Inteillgonear
Pubiloli till nolo end sond bine to this tare. '
IT.ALVABLII 1! 31. A T FATE
SALE. .
V•
the subscrdber offers for 'sale that vahlabhf Farm
situated In Pulver Spring township. about *even ndlei
east, of Caldisie and two mlien-north of Itlngstown, on
the public rend leading to Bterrett's (lap, now in the
occupancy ofJonathan lleng,y. The Farm contains •
0141.1 IfllNaltED AND SIXTMiN ACRES,
six Acres of 'which ia-woodland, ihn Wanco nil cleared
and In a high state of cultivation, including about
twenty urea of meadow land, on the Couudognlnnet
Creek:
• The.imProvernenla area TWO.STORY
BUICK ifoll.3li,and KITCIIPN,4?'„
1 , • a double Cofn %Yvon.'
Ar.l.9leiltnditther-ncertssary-Mtt-Aluild%
age, and n never failing each (limiter
at the di.wr. Up;wardsof tlooo.bushela of Iles have been
put on the larol Within the last two yearn.
This farm 11:1,10filiell pertiliar advantages in regard to
VII i'f,• having a large OIICIIAIID of choice
Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Ac., selected with
,rent care. and offeringa greater variety In that
wspect, than any other titan In the neiglibor-'
Ipd.
1 er/01115 desiring to view the Farm, will call on .lona.
than Ifeagy living on thn premiers. or on- the - subset+
her, living ono mile west of the IMMO.
I£ls7.—tlt.] ROBERT HEADY.
.. -
•
1 LURIE -- - :Ita:11-74-4; Agl) I
. • FOR SALE.
TIIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL n: CONY.
• Is now preparedlo nett about •
, O.Zt fl AND A II aLP MILLION of ACRES
o tracts 0 40.ncres and upwards, oh Long Credits and
at how Rates of inteiesto • - : •-
Tim° lands weili granted by the tiovernment. to old
• ;n tine construction of this Road. and are among the.
ichsst tool moot foal lo hi the world. - They extend from
• :ortivensi and' North-west, through the middle of the
/„. tate. t the extreme South, and include every variety
ellinato and production. found bet - Ween those-par:lb
els of latitude. The Northern portion to ellielly prairie.
interspersed with lino groves, and In the nildillo nod
mthern sections timber predominates, alternating
.vith beautiful prairies and openings.
Vito climate is more healthy, until and equable, than
lily other !ma of the country—tho air in porn and
tracing, while living-streams and imfings, of aTeellout
winter inbound.
Bituminous Coal is ostensively rained. and supplies a
heap tool desirable fuel, being fiirnishod at many
pointn nt $2 to Si per ton—and wood can be bad at the
,1010 rate per cord,
Building stone of excellent quality nlso abounds
stitch can bo procured for little morn than the expense
d transportation.
The great tio•til,sy of these lends, which -areAblack
rich mould from two to five foot deep. and 'gently' roll
ing,—their contiguity to this Rood, by which every fin
ditty is furnished for_rraVel and transportation, to tins
'principal markets North, South, East, Went, and the
.conomy with which they can be rultivated, render
the must valuable Investment (lint can be found;
old present the most favorable opportunity,for persona'
.f linittstrioins habits and 'small means, to acquire a
anuthrtabloludopendoned In 11 few years.
' Chicago is now the greatest grain 'market lit the
world—and the facility and economy with which'tho
products of these lands can Inc transported to a:tenter.
—.et, make than much more profitable, at the prices
naked. than Ilium, alma remote at government rates,
is the additional cost of trammortation Is a perpotunl
tax nu the hitter. which must be bnr
_u, hy_the.producer,
- hl the prleo he receives for Ills grain.
The Title Is Porfok—and when the final payments
ire rinde. Deeds are executed by the Trustees appointed
the Slide, and In whom the title Is vested, to the
purehnsers, which' convey to them absolute titles In
Foe Simple, free and clear of ovary incumbrauce, lien or
nortgage.
fin.. Prices are from $6 to CO; Interest only k per cent
Twenty per cont, will lie dolluctod from the credit '
prfcc for cash.
• Those who purchase 011 lona credits give mites pnyable
in 2. :I, 4, 5 non 0 years oft,. date, and are required to
Imyilvnvo one.tonth aim unity for' five years, ao as to have
.minhalf the land under cultivation, at the end of that
Ihno.
Competent. Surveyors will accompany thept who wish
to examine these Lends, free of charge, and aid thorn
in making selection.
The Lands remaining unsold ore as rich dud valuable
•
as those which have been disposed of •
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will be sent to any one who Will enclose fifty cents In
Postage Stamps. and Books or Pamphlets, containini
numerous instances of successful farming, signed' by
respectable and well.known farmers living is the neigh
borhood of the It oilseed Lands, throughent - the State--
also thocns( of fencing, price of cattle. expense of har
vesting, threshing,_ete.,=Or any other information-4
will be cheerfully given on application, claim person
ally or by letter, its English, French. or ticirman, ad.
dressed to • JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Control, 11. R. Co
4W- Oifica iu Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago
Illinois. •
.'- - -..--. . 1 .I . T r. i I
TiOUSE — AND/ -- EOT Al 1 RII . AIL
SALE... , . . .
Ito:Ilea on West aireet. In thu' borough of Carlisle,
adjoining property of Willlorn Peirce on the North end -
Mrs, e , terrott nn the South. The lot enotalus t
aafront by 120 feet in ilifitth: with a contihrtulti
WELLI 11011:11. For further particulars
D NG
on luire on thu proud...G.
Lieut. it, 1867,-tf.
ATALUARLF, FAIt M .AT PRI
, VATS SALK
•
The Subscriber offer's at Private Salo, the PAIIII on
which ho now resides, situated in North Middleton
township. Cumberland county. threc a ndlea east of the
borough of Carlisle, on the Turnpikoleading to Morrie
burg. and adjoining tho celebrated property known ks
the iddlesex .
The Farm contains 157 Acres and 88 Perches, 'strict
Measure, one hundred and thirty-seven Acres are cleor
ed and inn high state of cultivntion, and the balance
covered with thriving young Timber, the wholes undue
good knee.
.1
.1 . The Impmvomente• are a Two-Story,
BRICK ROUE, a double Rank Darn?
• - —` a two-Story Stone Spring house, Wa.
a ;
gems Shed. P.m, Crib and other nem
..s_.—assieci4oss. nary out-bulidings. -.
There is a thriving Aung ONCHARD of choice gnaft
ed fruit, consisting of Apples. pears, Cherrin 4c., en
tho farm. and ono of the finest limestone springs in the
county, risen within a few feet of the house. The title
Is Indisputable, and the terms will be'mado easy to a
good purchaser.
The subscriber also odors for sale with the a
faith, 6 Acs es or valuable Chestnut Timber laand
"Wonted in !lye township, Perry County, which
would ho I nvoluable to t he owner of;the Farm
In supplying an obusidence of material for fencing.
Persons, wishing to view too premises will rail as
above. or addreso . ADAM MOCKER.
Sept. 16,-1867.3t0 , Carlisle P.O.
VALU - Al3l - LE - ArPRIVATE
The subscriber offers for sale •the :Cord on which:he
now resides. situated on the Couodoguinet Croak; In
Silver Spring township, Cumberland county, 8 miles
north of ,New Kingston, and about 8 miles north-east
of Carlisle. The' track .consistahf 223 acres; of which
148 scree Is cleared; slid the balance well timbered. In
cluding a large amount of thriving locust, suitable for
cutting into posts: The land la of go. • gbiden
part limestone,. and about 30 aerea of Crook 'bottom.
The .IMprovenannts are a hullo, two • • .
story frame houwand kitchen, WU,. '
Cored, built last , ear, a good Double . •
Bank hare, with • other oUtbujld,
Inge, and a well of water at the •
A now limo-kiln bee just been finished,Aud a largo
quantity of limestone near I he.klin. •,;.. •• • • ,
.Tho -Land can be so divided as to make two Anna.
Perlman wishing to purchase will call 011 the. subscriber
on the Premises, or address by letter,
DAVID RALSTON,
Now Kingston, Pa.
August 190811 —oi. • • • • •
Itflt-ISALP, OR RENT.--Sfine.toned
• , PIANO: Enqulni th• "Herald" otlei..
8010, aept.ao f ies7.---- 7 :t ' ''
- 31(1:11/ OtLEMS
JUST. RECEIVED AND OPENING
Alz NAUGLE'S CILEAP JEWELRY_ STORE, _
` • Afain.Street,' . .
,A.largahupply-of—Watchos,Joirelry,..Sihreuand—Plated—
' ' , Ware, to which I invite attention.
If you want to select from the
largest stock of CLOCKS, IV/itches, ,
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware in •
Carlisle, call .
( .
At NAUGLE'S.' '
We kayo a large assoftment of Gold and Silver Hunt.
ing and. O pen Case Watchus to suit all Fancies and
Rickets, ' •
AVNAUCILH'S.
Fine and 'Cheap Jewelry of every stile and quality
ineotta or by the piuco us wanted,
At N AUt/LE'S.
Silver and Plated Waltore, Cake, Pratt, Sintai, and
Card Baskets, S lvor, gable, Tea, Cream,. Sugar, Salt,
Destert and Cream Spoons,
At NAUOT.P . M.
:.,—.Fill.e.R.MGLLATALGPrill,GningAnldatonearosalet• lll o.
nutitunlltoinic„ — ...trOlormiid Glaxxsetta cheap- -
At NAUGLE'S. 'Pi
Diamond Breastpins and Fingerings, -
At NAUGLE'S.
• Gold. Hunting Cnse, Eight Day Lovers; Gold I,lunt,
lug Caao, Duplex; Gold Hunting, Chronometers, '
At NAUGLE'S.
Bagley's boat quality of Gold Poodle; Ditto Gold
Pons and Silver Ifoldora,
At NAUGLE'S.
Sliver and Plated Tea Salta, Goblets, Cups, Toast
Racks, Pitchers, Urns, Tureens, To Bells,
.At NAUGLE'S.
Gold Neek, Vest, Curb, Fob, and',Chstliin
gold lihmelots, Lockets, Thimbles, Crosses, Charms,
At NAUGLE'S.
French Time Pieces to run three' nd four weeks,
At NAUGLE'S.
Cold Sleeve, Vest,,Collar,aud Shirt Studs of all styles
and quality,
At NAUGLE'S.
Plated Forka, Spclona, Knives, Nnpklu Rings, Silvi'
Thimbles, Shields,
At NAUGLE'S.
Flvt,'tine, AccordoonsOluT&'Woiils—a tine varloty,
At NAUGLE'S.
Ladion' Portmonnlin, Nowt and L..flatlith_—'llt..in.:_and_
FouerffAridlage,yery.cico Myles, cheep._ • •
At NAUGLE'S:
. .
If you want to kayo your Watches put to good ro
pair mid warranted; take thorn to • •
• NAUGLE'S.
. .
. .. .
I.f you want to got a Cheap Clock, you can got It
• . At NAUOLE'B.
o . .
If you want your Myer ware neatly marked at ehort
notice, call •
.
~ At NAUGLE'S.
All goods warranted as represented, or tho Toney re.
funded,
At NA'UOLIVS,
Persons that want bargalha are Invited h, dill _
- At NAM/U:9.
... • • - - • .
'GOODS
NTEW ! . BARGAINS, BAR
-111 (I AIRS.—The subscriber has just returned from
Now York and Philadelphia, and is now opening an lm,
moose stuck of the handsomest and cheapest Dry Goods
ever hr alaht tq Cumberland county..
•
DRESS, GOODS
tbr tho faulics.—a full lino of maltnifloOnt Silks, Challis,
forgo •Itobes, Docals. Ito Mines. Lawn Robes, Oing•
hams, Lovelies, Ottoman, Plaids, 'c.; &c.
An Imnience assortment 'of elegant French worked
'Collars, Understeeres, Ilamikerchlofs; Flouncing, Edg
ings and I nsertings, bought from tho Importers In New
York, and will ba sold at prices to defy all competition.
BONNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
A large stock of Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers very
low prices. • . '
.•
CLOTHS AND CAS3I3IERES,
A now lot of Cloths and Cassimorea, very handsome
and Very plump.
r irlah Llttens, Munn., Cheeks, Tickings, Linen Checks,
COttonadca Pants Stuff for Men ion! Boys in groat va
riet),-togetler with all otherkinds of goodn too nume
moo to particularizo. •
AB my old Pylon& and Cnttomets, and the public In
lienierittaVirraaff - deThllly Invitod to NI tint ditffinltitytity --
stock before purchaminvand they will - be certain tiwget
gond bargains and Ave money, at the Old Stand, East
-Main Street. ' •
Carlrll.B, 18,7
NEW GOODS r GOOD GOODS!
YUU WANT NEW 006 D -S, - •
000 D GOODS, AND 011EAP GOODY 00 TO WOODS',
next door to Maglauchlin's Hotel, und.yon will ilnd
assortment of Ladies' (Mods,conslsflngtof It loJ',
Fancy and Genoa Silks; Merinttos, Persian Cloths, Do
-.Laines o -De..liagosoAlpaecas,Seotelt
nehtte-tiontch;--Manclionter yatrlstom - Challtbrag—tlink'.
hams, Calicoes, Fins Fronch Worked CAIINA ' Ribbons
• •
at.c: • "
DOA ESTICA.--Worden Twillbd Flannels. Drilling.
Ticking, Dogs and Dogging, Cotton Flannpis.Osnaborgs,
Deals, Clambaim_TableDroper,. Chucks`ofh4a and.itol,
ored Carpet Clialm-&c.
In Shawls and Illankets we have alLsorts, sluts _and
ccinditlotts.
For gentlemen we have Fine 'French Nark Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassinierex and Iloeskins..i.:otin Vest.
Ingo, Tweeds . , Butinetta, Velvet Cora, , Kentucky Jeans.
Ar. "' 1 • . -
AP for men's.. women's and children's
• Boottt A: Shoes.
we defy: competition.
Also a very superior lot f GroccrieS, such as Coffee,—
Seger, ' Rico, 6plres, Sc. .
Our stock has boon selected with-the greatest me es
to prima and quality, and we aro determined to sell at
very satin advarices. ' Those wishing to purchase will
find that we are rolling or chcotp—if not eheiper—thn n
any house In toff n; and they will find it to their ad
vantage to give Iv a call.
Butter, Eggs, Rags, Soap and Dried. Fruit taken at
Market prices.
WO(IDS, Ag't.
Don't forgot tho place, next door to Maglauchlin's
hotel,
- .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
tworic. AND MUSIC STORE, CARLISLE, PA.
JUST RECEIVED,
Bentan'a Abridgment of the Debates of Congress, ,
- -Vol. 11 to be complete Vols.
. . Cloth, 3,00, Php., 3,so'per set.
Benton's Thirty YearX in the Senate. 5,00
Ilartlett'e Narrative of Explorations in Texas, Now
Mexico, &c., 4.50
Burns' Cyclopedia of Sermons, 2,50
Layard's Ninoval—New Ed. Complete, 4,00
Cyclopedia of Practical Receipts, 1.50
Morso'e General Atlas of the World,
_. 0,00
8111IYOCK;'TAYLOR & SMITH.
•
Wrapnlng . Paper for sale at
SIIILYOCIt,.TAYLOR-&-Sslllll'B. -
Band Boxes for sale at
SIIRTOCK, TAYLOR SMITH'S.
Pianos, Melodeons, &e.. for sale at '
SIIRTOCK, TAYLOR & s3unl's: .
-Porte Folios, Writing Desks, oc., for sale at
SIIRYOCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S.
Pictures and Picture Frames for sale at
SURYOCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S. .
Blank Books Of all sizes for sale at
SIIRTOCK, TAYLOR & SIifTTIPS.
Mak, Hymn Books. P.viyer Books. &c., for sale at
SHRYOCK, TAYLOtt &
THIRD ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMED GOODS,
t the New Store, Corner of North Hanover aud Lou-
thor streets,
The undersigned returns thanks for the patronage
bestowed upon him by the gublie. and at tho same time
respectfully announces that ho has Just returned from
Philadelphia, and Is now opening a Now lot ofOßmuner
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, consisting In - part as
follows. and which he Is determined to sell at the low
est Cash prices.
SI Ducal Cloths, Chrllles, Alpacas, Do Lathes, De
Bageictustres, Foollus. Lawns. Bar:lgen, Brilliants,
Skirting, French And Scotch Clinghatus, Prints, Gloves,
• Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs", c., &c, - • •,
SIIAWLS AND MANTILLAS of every style and qua
lity. . ' ,
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY-000DS, Cloths, ens
_lsimeres,-Ynstlugs, Fkanuels,-MusilitsF-Ti.kings; - - Stripes
Checks, Calicoes, Cottonades, Lineits, Sheetings; Do.
ohm, Nankeens: Drills, Marseilles Quilts, colored and
white Carpet Chain, &c.,
Sc.
RASOIR AND UMIIRELLAS, Msn, ti.largo and
splendid eisortinfmt of Bosse:ifs. Wes, Ova's, Mori and
SHOES, .A sttperhir lot of Fresh
GROCERIES,
Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rico, Spices,
Having solvated norontire stook with thu gsestofit care,
and Um lowest GAalt Pincus, I salt assure my friends and
the puha • generally, that I will do all in my power to
matte my establishment known of the ‘..IIEAD-QUAIt
TERN FOB BARGAINS." Theft(' who wish to purculfse
alll thud it to their advantage to call and exutnitie my
Muck beftwo purchAsing.
1 will pay the highest market price for Butter, Eggs
Rage. Soap, and Dried Fruit.
Can in e, July 1, 1857.
MARY OARMIRR
•
iSTOQK OF DltY GOODS FOR
SALE. .
" Vim silbscriber, from continued lii health. and by the
advice Mills physicians and friends, offers his stock t f
DRY GOODS for sale, that he may thereby be directed
of all the cares of business, and bo enabled to devote
his attention entirely to the restoration of his health.
The flatures will also be egid and the store room rf
fared fur rout. To any one having the necceoLuy capi
tal, and who will devote his attention to the Iffniness,
this will afford a rare chance. The custom in already
made, and as the stock has received frequent additions
in May, July and Auguat, to an amount exceeding
$5OOO, $lOOO more would then complete it for the EMI
Trade. Foe particulars enquire of
GEO. IV. lIITNER.
' ' N. D.—A lot of Goods suitable 141 the season Just re
ceived. 7 [Sept. 2, 1857.
FALL- 'GOODS% "-
JUST RECEIVED, an assortment of handsome
and cheap FALL (10CDS; to whlch.tho attention of the
ladles lAsuspectrully !gelled, Elegant Shawls, New
Style Drees Condi, Embrolderles; Ac. - - . -
Call and see them at the cheap store or,
Sept. W, 1857:) . • . • CHAS. OGILIIY.
DUITALO ROBES! 8009 Now on
Rand, and for sale by the bale or einglq Rnbe, by
GEGROB F. WODRATII,
415 ARCA Stroet. above Fourth, (Late of No. 13
North Fourth street, .
' • N. B. Also, a -large assortment of LADLES' FANCY
FURS. •
Augnat 10,31157.-3 m, •
sty IDOTS1 DOTS AND'SHOES.—A large end
compiot i auortniont of Foote and Shiite of every
&and laahlon, Ladles line Moroeco Slippers, Boots,
Garters, &o.; Misses and Childrana ditto; Mon and
'toys ditto. Jnotracavod and now opening at tlte cheap
store of . .
•
FASTATk NOTIOE.---letter. - 8 - of Ad
litittletrAtlOn on the estate of Joseph Lambert,
e of Upper Allen township, deed:, have been Issued.
to the subserlber,reslding In scald township. AU Par'
'sonshavlog4alme against the said estate will present
them for settlement, and those indebted will nutemt:
moot to-- ' - "JOILYB:CODVPIU.
Bert. . Abidebt:Tatoi;
=2
cuAnus OGILBY
minium wan
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• Perham.qtrt done• •
The Preiwletur ofbhe MEIICANTIEE (MBE would
'raspectfulh call the attention of. merchants, farmers
-and-inechanlescreeldinwout-ottlis - elty;irTETtfiadar.
ate terms fore yearly
to mall subscriber! only EU CENTS PER ANNUM,
makingit • •
"TM CIIEAP,ST •FAMILY' NEWSPAI'EIt IN ETC*
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forward specimen copies free, when desired to do so.
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entitled to them: • .
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•
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Editorand PubDaher of the N. Y. Mercantile Guide
..No. 163 Greenwich St., New York. , •
/Xi - Newspapers throughout the Uniton, by publishing.
the above, appropriately displayed, 'lncluding this no
tice, two months, and calling notice editorially to the
same, and sending us the paper, Will be entitled, to an,
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Supt. 2, 1857,-2m, " f •
7B—X-G-S7!• •
B S !.! B !
AT TIIE ' . • • • ,
• • 'CORN EXCHANGE BAG . FACTORY.
125 & 12.1 Brood Street, New York,
. ' Now roody.for NALL TRADE Cheap for auh
50.000.n0w 3 Bu:Oralu Dem •
.26,000 ." 2 '• " "
76,800 Second Bond 2 and 3 Eu. In prime order.
37,000 SEAMLESS BAGS of all the various kinds
MIBLIMS' BAGS
' i l• 1 4,
Choir t
cl9th,
tieleln
lour
and . 1-10 1. Bags, &Mood expresitly for
trade, and manufactured front our premium glazed
, (warranted not to mift-Kloute.) Milt in t o new pr•
tad we call the particular attention of Millemand
Dealers,
- -
SALT FACTORIES supplied - with - Bags, nit sites; do
sighed expressly. fur
ordure executed 'with neatness and dispateli - Ett
:pp. 2, , 67-inn.f CLARK; Proprietor.
THE' TRUTH A.),3OUT KANSAS
Genry's Administration In Kansan; largo
12mo. 345 pages, with a complete history of the. Terri
tory, until June. 1557. Embracing a full account of
its discovioy, :Geography, Soil. climate, Products, Ws
organizatinn as a Territely, transactions nail mental
under flovornote Reeder and Shannon, ',ethical disarm-
Sinn& Personal Itenceutiters,.Election Yrands, Battlea
and Outrages, with Portraltiof prenduentacterittlierc.
In. all fully nuthenticated by Jona 11. GilioN,.M. D.
Private Secretary to Gov. Geary. Carefully coinpiled
frem - the.Ofilrial documents on file In the department
of State nt Washington. a rid.other papers in thoposses-
Men of the Author, with full account of The Invasion
of,Kansas from Missouri; the •capttire „and :treatment
of the Free State .prisoners, the character and move
nlents of the Missouri Border Rufllans, 'the murder of
Buffum and others. The. eontroversy between Gayer- I
nor Benny and Judge Lecomptu. The proceedings of
the Territorial Legislature, of the .Pro-Slavery conven
tion, and the Organization of the Natiorini Democratic
Party, with a Sketch of Ramon; during Its early trou
bles under Goes. Iteeddr and ShannoM % Its Invasions,'
Battles, Outrages.and Murders.
A copy will he sentlb airy part of the United States,
by,. mall,
A liberal,iliscount to trade. INPOOOO Agents .want
ed.. PRICE In Cloth hl. Pape}, 111 as.
CHARLES C. RIIODES, Publisher..
Inquirer lluilding,Phll'a.
July 22-4 m
I.UDLOwt
Thle Can le for preemie, Faits, Y *Made, ho.
fa •
or
of
Fresh Iliac It tontine oe bray, Nelda
I. Ottani, mists latently, and Y mare smelly sealed
Wd °peva tioto aay ether Ca ever haeoled. all
ads of lad-Cement "are egoally . diearreable
end woo - ibis.. la Cashed,
la preseotlng DUlo
article th. poblle, the fortmar
ahalleasres the world la Infallible, Simple, Bay ad
arridproosee of Hermetical
of
Paned bitraled te Yea ist of brain Calm may try
le dertireciete this artlete by false etateraelas.but ail
Wand* and pradal mu who ha. examined Nay
11 Y winos p) • lima.
It Is or Mania to keep el/ pot op ...diet'
le direction. Try It, mid In ell rasa when ••failure Is
the fall of the Ca Om Motley will be refooded.
The gasket le Pore Intadoitereted..Taateleac Hazy
llffsre Malleyhe tiffstislve cry toed by other...
The Is ou a scanty new plan.--the Osaka
lay. perfeelly Stilt, and retool galloper press al. ail
Pure Onas pyln. world ate to. any other Ca-
Tit epe T tog 1 . • laralno t c ; tl; tojt a d 2lhalt
ato gicaeleate itt a ll ' aada eotinly of TY. '"
This priaelple ef Mal hulloed la lea tally*
W ole who lave triad them will aaa
• MMT Cane. •
• LINEN/.,L DISCOUNT TO THE. TRADE. '
co.
IV Ma* 8 16 Nair*
WALL - PAPLE, AND WIN.DOh
SHADES! J. L. ISAAC &
' N0.133 North Second Street, below liaco, Philadelphie
Having completed their large assortment of the above
Goods for Spring and Summer Trade; would respect
fullyttnvito the attention of purchasers to the same.
Their atock for beauty, cheapness and ,variety cannot
bo /lowland.. -
They have constantly on band every description of
Gold and Painted Shades, Buff- Holland., and Shade
Fixtures. Wail Papers, Curtains, -Piro Board Prints,
Borders, &e., all of which they offer at lower rates than
Call be had at any other establishment. Call and, ex
amine A'. ISAACS,
-- - 168 North Secoud stropt,l,6ldri
Month, 4. 1857.-13 mos,,' I
'FANCY. FU R S FOR LADIES.
Jolts FAREIIIA & CO.,(Novr No.)818 MARKET
Street, above Eighth, Philadelphia. Importers.• Manu
factures and dealers in Ladies, Gentlemen and Chll
- FANCY FURS, 711.11olcsele and Retail. J. F.. 4.
Co., vroulg call the. attention of Desuss and the Public
generally to their inimence Stock of Fancy Furs for
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children•, their assortment
ellibraees every article and kltd of FANCY FllllB, that
Will be worn during the season—such as EMI - Capes,
Golf Capes. Quarter. ,Capos. Taltnes, Victorines, Dorm
'Muffs A Muffataes, from the Vino. Itosaisri Santa to
the lowest price Domestic Furs.
For Gentlemen the largest assortment of Fur Collars.
Gloves, Gauntlets, &c.; being the direct importers of
all our Furs and Manufacturers of them under our OWD
supervision, no feel satisfied that we can offer-bettor
inducements to dealers and the public generally than.
any other house, having an immense assortment to
select from and at the Manufacturers pros. °Nu
Ass: A A CALL. JOHN FAI L & CO,
Na. 818 MARKET St , above Oh,
Sept. 3, 1852--linos.
VULL OF - ,FALL DRY
L GOGDS.—HYRK lt ANDELL, Fourth and Arch
Sts., Philadelphia, respeetfullirequest CAsn Borne to
examine R line Stork of SEASONADLR 00011.1, adapted to
best Pennsylvania Trade.
-
Full Line of Fall Dress Goods.
. Now designs of Fell Shawls.
NOwestßt - ,Y10: , '-' ----- --
.Good Blank Silks of all widths.
4 CRSOS assorted French 311tritioes,
7 Cases Poll de Chevres. New goods. •
British and Atnertratt Bark Prints.
• Satlnetti, CasSlniors, Cloths and Vesting+.
11U:111118, Moons. YllnOls. Blankets, kc., Sc.
N. B.—Auction Bargitimi from Now . York and, this
City daily roceired. Particular attention , given to
Country orders for tiorirable goods—TERMS NUT USU.
. Sopt 2.
T S GIFTS!! GIFT S 1 !,
G- APR •
17. E TO EVltitY
,PURCHASIIR,
At the QuaOr City Publishing House of Duane Roll
' son, Philiidulphia: - Ily buying a book for 11, or morn,
-you are at once Presented with it' prize, worth from 25
rtints to sloo;consistingof Fine Hold Jewelry, Watches.
AC. All orders by inall will tio promptly tilled, and tho
prize or prizes Avill accompany the books.' Our list con
tains ail of the most popular hooks of.the day, and will
be sold at the usual retail prices, many of them for
less. Persons lob bang any particular book can order at
once, and it will be forwarded xvitit a gift. A catalogue
giving full Information, with a list of gifts and books,
will be soot post paid, by addressing
DUANE RAISON.
No. 33 S. Third Street, Phila.
ISept. 2, '57-Bm.
htir'Agents wanted
PIIYSICIAN'S LEGACY
. TO YOUNG MIN:
"The glory of a young man is his strength."
(From the Sunday Dispatch, New York, Aug. 2, '67)
' Our readers are aware that we seldom, If ever, recent
mend any medical publication, If not endorsed by the
very highest authority. As such an Instant.° we may
montloreDe CUl,ValtiV6l.l:s new 'publication on Nervous
Debility and other weaknesses, the result of early
aq
discretinu. It Is A small but valuable pauiptdot. Ills
preparations the nod " Slate:XS" are
now considered the sole and only effectual remedies
extant for the complaints referred to.
De. Culamtwfftie Sentinel lieuenerator and• Royal
Nervine, the sovereign remedies for Seminal Weakness,
Sexual Debility, Impotency,lnvoltlntry Emissions,
Piles, &c., are for sale by most Of the leading Druggists
in the country..
Dn. C's PAMPLILST, as Mare containing full advlceS
for the cure.of Spormetorrhoe. ke., can be had in a se
cure envelope, by enclosing a stamp to Dr. Coos. J. C.
Rune. let Avenue. corner Ittth. Street,;NEW YORK,
POST BOX No. 4-3 87. - -
TOHN H. ALLEN & CO., Nos. 2* 4
eChesnut street, (south side, below Water.) Phila.
dolphin (the.oldest AVoodware House In the city.)
lianullieturers and %Tholes:de Dealers In Patent Ala.
chirtwooade Brooms, Patent Grooved Oedarware, (war
rented not to• shrink,) Wood andWillow.ware.Oorde,
Brushes, Ac., of ail descriptions. Please call And ey,
amino our stobk. August b,1857-Iy.
NEW eR4I I ,9'URN - IP SEED
Purple Top ;luta Ueda, Purple Top Viet,
~,' Sklrvlg's Ruth Digs, Yellow' Aberdeen,
• Dale's Hybrid, :White Norfolk, 'White Plat,
and other Ana varletlea,. wholesale and
rated •-. PASCUALL AIONRISA
tarplethent and Seed Store,.
.duittret 12; 11151. ' Seventh & Market, Phila.-
ATATi'INGS.:4:WiIite and Mheaked
uatui n e just reeekod;it the olleap store of
- „ CIIBELZ4 00114111"
31tebicines:
T PROFESSOR WOOD'S HAIR RE
v. no doubt, the . most wonderful discovery Of this
of progross,tor It will restore permanently, grayhki:ft....._
its-original-color, bald. with a --
most luxuriant - giro - nth; romqvc at once all dandruff And
Itching, cure all scrofula, And other cutaneoue iiruptioner •
end' as scud head, etc. It will curb, as If by magic, •
nervous or periodical headache; make the hair soft,-
glossy, and wavy, and preserve the color perfectly, and
the Bair from fulling, to extreme old age.
The following li trom a distinguished member of thy- •
tnedlual pyofession t .
PROFESSOR O. J. ROOD S: PAUt, January 1,1666
—_
bedin :—Unsolicited, I send von this certifitiete.
Aft,ng nearly bald for a long thee, and haviirg
tried all the hair restoratives extant, and having no
faith in any, 1 was Induced, on hearing of yours to give
.it a trial. Iplaced myself In the hands of a barber,'
surkirml'lrTYTiad rubbed with a good stiff brush, and
the restorallyailimapplied and well rubbed in, till the
-scalp'ffiain aglow. This I repeated every morning, and• '
In three weeks the young-hair appeariddiand grew ra
pidly from -August:last till the present time, and Is now
thick, black, and strong—soft aud plerisant to the touch;
whereas, belbre, it was harsh and wiry, what little there
wan of it, and that little wan disappearing very rapidly.
I still use your rostorativeabout twice a week, and shall
soon-have a good and perfect crop of hair. Now, 1 bad
road of 'these things—and who has not ? but have not
soon idthert , , any cam whore any person's hair was re ,
ally beuehtted by any of the hair tonics, etc., of the dal:
and it really giVeit me pleasure to record the result of
my experience. I have recommended your preparation
to Whore, and ilt already has a largband generous sale throughout the Territory. The people been know its
effects, and have confidence In It.' The Supply. yousent -
us,'as wholesale agents forthiTerritory,fer - nearly es
haustod, and-daily Inquiries are made for You de
serve credit for your discovery, and I for one, return
you.my thanks for the benefit it has done me, for I cer
tainly bad despaired long ego of ever affecting &nymph
result.
Yours hastily, - •
___ • , .
pm/of Bondi Kella .
J.
W.
""'
.
y, Draggled., Ht. Paul.
°
. .
•
[Frokti•the Editor of tpe Reel' tdate Adverting '
Ileavoit, 27 School Street, M*rch 20,1800.
vise Sitt:lieving become prematurely quite gray
was Induced, emneeix weeks since; to Make a^ trial•
_your itestonstiffe.- 1 -have-usediess - thati - 4Wo - biitti . 4
kut the gray. hairs have all•dlsappeared; and although"
iny hair has not fully attained its original color, yet the
process of change Is gran unity going on, and 1 em is
great hopes that In a short.thne my hair will ben dark
as formerly. I have also keen Much gratified at the '
boalthy.molsturo and vigor of the hair, which before
wasirerilliand dry, and it has ceased to come out attn. '
ruerly:
nompoctfully, yours.
Prorosaor Wood
•
CARLM, Illinois, June 19, 1816.
I have used Pritfonnor Wfaxra Hair Resterettine; And
'have admired its wonderful effect.. My heir wen bernet
kW. es I thought prematurely grey, but by the use of
his t‘ Restorative." It ban rentonetylttorlglnel cblor,And
I hove no doubt; perinineuti.)
SIDNEY BREESE,:
, • Ex-Sentitot United Staten.
- For sele - in Carlde, by S. W. HAVERSTIOH, SAM I.
ELLIOTT, and Urugtilsts everywhere: '
• Fob. 26;1857.-Iy.
ONLY OND 80 . T.TLE OF DR SANDFORIYB
• - Invigorator, or Liver Remedy
la required to cure any - one tombled with Liver C,om.
plaints, unless the most desperate of eases, when:the
second bottle will, with* scarce a single failure, restore
the patient to health and vigor. We wish to call the
attention of to these facts that the Invigeratorte
compounded by a physician who has used It ih his prac
tice for the poet twenty years with a SWOOSH *almost ere
dulous, and' that it is entirely yegetable, being cont.
nosed wholly of gums. _
Some Idea of the strength- of those genii may. to
formed when It is known ono-bottle of the Invigorator
contains as much strength as one hundred doses of .oa
lomel without any of its deleterious effects. • =
Ono bottle Is the surest thing known to carry away - •
- the had effects of udneral poison of any kind.
Only oho bottle is needed_to throw 'but of the system
the effects of medicine after - it !ring sickness,
One bottle taken for Jaundice rernofesall yellow - non
or unnatural-oiler-from'
•
Ono dose of Cr eating Is sufficient tro•relle \ iii the atm '• -
mach and prevent the food from rising and scouring.
Only ono dose token before retiring prevents night-
Mare. • o
One dose taken at night loosens the bowels gently, •-
a-rd cures.cosilvonssn. •
One dose taken after each meal will cure Dyspepsia.
• Ono dose of two ted4ifilidinifidi- will always rain's .
- slek headache. . •••
The bottle taken for fernsle.ohstruction removes the
cause of, the disease. slid makes g perfect cure,
Only One due immediately. relieves Chalk.
. Ono dose often 'repeated is a sure cure. for Cholera , .
privimtattre.of.Clielera,
billions attacks, while It i•elleve all painful feelings.
/Jethro or tvo doses piker, occasionally Is ore of the .
best remedies fm n cold ever known. .
Thousands of cases of hodnumttou and weakness of ,
She in nesOlave tieep enrod iiy t _
-- -One tinie lefoTe auttiig gives vigor •
to the 'appetite nod 'makes fliollAipStivell_,
(MO &IRO - 0116r I'lllll.7fitql — rilres Chronic Diarrhea.- In
AIR worst furors. %%Idle swoon, and bowel -complaints ,
, yield almost to 1 n tirt,t dose,
OM, Or two dos,: cures a Chas caused -by worms.
-while for worms In children. there Is no sorer. safer and
;speedier remedy in "1.110 world, av It never falls. '
There Is ne'exnegeration In-these statements. they
are plain nod sober farts . , thnt. wit.= giro ericerice .to .
I win use it are glying their unanimous •
'testimony In Its favor.
• We wish all who are sick and debilitated to try this
remedy, and test it thoroughly, and any who are not
benelitted by its use we should like to hear front, as We
have yet to hoar from,, the first person who has used a
bottle oftinvlgomtor without receiving benefit, 'for
there are such astmilshing medical virtues ht it. that
all, no matter how long they have been affected, if their
complaint arises from a deranged liver, will be benefit-
tad If not entirely cured.
dANFORD & Co. Proprietor,
345 Broadway, Now York.
Per nab; by 8. 13.1.10TT 'and .8. W. LIANEItBTICH,
Carlisle, and'by Drugglits generally.
slarch 25 1857—Sm.
RESI-I 8 UP PL Y 01 , 1 . DRUGb, ,
FRUIT AND FANCY GOODS.
I have just received a fresh stork of MEDICINES,
PAINTS, GLASS, OILS, Ac., which having bon
selectod with great core at the heat .bouses 111
Phsiodelphirt. lon confideutly recnnlmud to
FAIT ILIEIv - PirmerAss - ,TCOU NTRY MERCIIATNB
and DEALERS, os being fresh and pure.
Drug,, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Instipmenta,
pure essential oils, Herbs end Extragg, Spices ground
•anthwitole,-Essancosi — Perfumery, &c., he.
Cod Liver Olt—Wormuted genuine. •
DYE-STUFFS—lndigoes. Madders, Sumac; Alum, Log
and Cam Woods. Ott Vitriol, Copperas, Lac Dye, .
' • •
. PAlNTS—Wetherlll k Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green Ad Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
Window Glass. Linseed Oil, Turpentine Copal and coach
Varnish, and Itedlead. All of which will be sold at
the very lowest market price.
Also. it fresh and splendid moiortment of F A IsICY
GOODL., Fruits, Confectionary, and Innumerable other
articles calculated fur use and ornament all ofsrwhlch
are'effered at the lowest cash prices, at the cheap Ging;
Book and Fancy :1J of the subscriber ?rt North Ilanu
ear Rtroet.
S. W. lIAVERSTICR.
TO IN VALIDS.-DR.: lIARDAIAN,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN. PbyrWan for Din
e:teen of the Lunge, Thloat, eat Iteart—forrocrlyThy,
stolen to the Cincinnati Marine Hospital, also to have
lice Retreat, and author of •• Letters to Invalids"—
Member of the London Medical Society of Ob aaaaa Bon, ••
and Editor of the "Medical Stellurcope." may be con- ,
milted at Ilerr's Hotel in Harrisburg, October 14th ond
I ath=at. the Mansion Homo IN CAR risLr: on Friday,
October 16th, andat the Montgomery House in Cbrun
bersburg on Saturday, October lith.
Dr. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Astir
no, Larryngittle, and all diseased of the throat and
lunge, by medical Inhalittion,lately used In he Brom: ,
-tpn Hospital, London. The ,greal point irthe treat- ,
moot of all human maladies is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. All medicines are estimated by •
their action upon:the organ requiring relief. This hi
,thehuportant•facarpon•widell•lnhalatton-le
the stomach is diseased we take medicine directly inttB"
the stomach. if the lungs are diseased, breathe or O. ••
• hale medicated vapors directly into the lunge. Medi- ,
eines are the antidotes to disease and should be applied
to the very coat of disease.. Inhalation is the applies,— -•
tion of this principle lathe treatment of the lunge, for
It glees tin direct accuse to those intricate air cells and
tubes which lie out of reach of every other means of
administering medicines. The 'reason thitt Conpump-•
tion ' and other diseases of the lunge, have heretofore
resistwiraikkentment has been because they had never
been epproached In a direct manuredicine. They -
went intended to act upon the luturi yet were ap. •
plied to the stomach. Their action woe intended to •
local—and yet they were so administered Abet they
should net constitutionally, expending immediate and '
principal action upon the unotrending stonmeh, whilst • •
the foul ulcers within the lunge were unmoleeted.
Inhalation brings the medicine in direct contact With
the disease, without the disadvantage of any violent
action. IV application is no eimple that it can be em
ployed by the youngest infant or feeblest invalid. It
does not derange the stomach, or interfere In the least
decree with the strength, comfort, or business of the
patient.
()Tam DISEASES TREATED.—In relation to Hie •
following diseases, either when complicated with lung
affection. or existing alone, I also invite consultation.
I usually find thempromptly curable.
Prolapsus and all other forms of female complain% , -
irrogularit IPs, and weakness:
Palpitation and ether foralbf Heart Disease, Liver
Complaint Dyepepsie, and el] other diseases of stomach
and howelk4e.
Ali disco of the eye and ear. Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
and all forms of nervous diseese. Na charge for con-.
'imitation. •
Sept. 30, ISM% S. D. HARDMAN, M.D. •
•
OVER'S I,IQIIID HAIR DYE 1, •
The following from that eminent Physician of
'hlladelpela, Dr. Bt turtle, added to the testimony of
Protium's •Booth, only confirms what to evidenced by -
thousands who hat o,used novena Dte.„ •
01DMID 11(0,v ,QIESSNUF STREIT;I
- 1%1110010111,1 2 '0 mbor 2'2,1135a.
"In regard to ilovan s lion, Dm, I can Mato united
.tatiogly, that it containe no deleterious ingredients,
and may be need with ENTIRE DATES;, and with the 00.
nosy CONFIDENCE and 817CCESIO
• W. D. lIIIINOICLE, M. D.
HOVER'S WRITING. AND INDELIBLE JNR JO
Are so well and widelylnown ' as to require 110 11 1, NrY,
of their merits, it is only neeessary to say, t the ,
steady and tomcatting demand, gives the best ey dente •
that they maintain their ,Character for superiority
which distinguished them when first introdUced, years ,
Ordure, addressed to the Minufactory, , No. ale RADA
street, above FOURTH, (old No. I 14,) Philadelphia, will •
receive prompt attention by , • ,
JOSEPJi 11. HOVER,Manufaetnrer.
ICRAUSER'S PORTABLE
• • CIDER MILLS,- tbe beet In nee; Wheeler's 0 -
.• • Horse Power and Threalters, Corn Sheller' •
of various sisee,lidy.' Straw;and - Fodder ..
Cotten, grain Fang, RooKutters,Famnere. '
Subßoll and other Ploughs,PloughTastinsw
Corn Deakets, Spain's Atracepheria Churns; &e.,,1th01e.;:.- - 1
sale and retail, at •
PASCHALL MORRIS & • •
Itnplement and Seed Store, 71h and Merest Street, ;.-
Sept 30 '57 '
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pe6Fautsy Printing done WO ! .
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D. C. - M. RUM