' , .. , --- , :;fortOrol: -- arpn . rimrtit,
LI
The Horee'Cliarmer.
=I
- - The following - singular article is from
the Indianna Farmer,- -and we shall be
glad to know itthe editors of that paper .
hive not been' posed upon. A few
years ago, during .the session of the
United States - Agricultural Society, at
Washington,-we-saw some feats-performed
- by _a. horse-trainer. He used a small
drum; kept continually beating, and the
wildest, and most unmanageable gorse
- that could be found would : fellow iiin
like a dog. •He. would go into the stales.
without the least fear of being kick d,
commencing to beat this • drum befo e
going near the horse, and then going
through some manipulations about his
head, Which. we supposed to be at the
. time [nerd pretences, but they may kayo
been connected with the following re
ceipt.-Many accounts have been given
in English, journals of what are called
the Horse .Whisperers,' that are to be
found'at English andirish fairs;pretend
log to, whisper in the 'ears of horses, after
which the most intractable . are .- readily
martaged by themselves amtothers,
horse castor is
,a wart or exeresenco .
which grows on every horse's fore legs,
and generally on the hind legs... It half
a pecalar rink musty, smell, and easily
pulled off. .The ammonical effluvia of
the horse seems peculiarly to concentrate
io this part, and its very strong odor has
. a great attraction for all animals ; T
i es
peoially • canine, and the lifiiitfrun,
For the CH of cumin, the horse has an
instinctive passion—both are original na•
tives of Arubichnd when the horse scents
the odor, he ia instinctively drawn toward
it.
The oil of 'rhodium posesses peculiar
propeities;'• All anitnels seem to cherish
a fondness for it and - it exercises a kind
of subduing 'influence over them.' .
The directions given for taming horses
are is follovis :
Procure some horse-caStor, - and grate
it-Srie..--Also L get some oil of cumin, and
keep the three •seperate in air-tight.hot
ties: ..
.Ritb.n. little oil of cumin upon your
hand and:approach the horse in the field,
,on . side, so - that lie can
The horse will let you
come up' tken without any
. • .
Imtpediately Tub . yotir hand 'gently on
the. horsar.s. 'ileac; getting a little of the oil
ort . ..Yost theh lead-him anywhere
.yolt please:. • Givo him 'a)jttle of the cas
torti4-pfsqe•ofiloaf sugar, apple, or po
- • tatee. • • •;=...
Put ight,..dtiips -.of oil of rhodium
into tilady'll'aii,ber thimble.. Take the
.thirubleilietWin3n* the thumb and middle.
finger or yo;ny.Tight_hand, , with the fore
finger Stopping the mouth of the thimble,
to - prdit4nt thit oil from raining mkt whyst .
you .arn'.Opnning the, ,mouth of • the
horsa: .. •: .
.
openedhavd , "n the - horse's
- - -- mouth,--4.-pho- thimble •over-upon
'tonglie' he AYOur servant. He-will fol
low.likea pet dog.
- Ride`fearless and'promptly,.with ycur
knees pressed= to the side of the lorse,
and-youones-turned and heels out.,.
then ycru.:Will.always be on the alertfor a
shy or sheer from the horse,, and_ he can
_never . • --
• then if • you want to teach him to lie
down, and'stand on his nigh or left side,.
have
,a.couple.of leather straps about six
feet long;. 'Writ , up his left leg with one
of them ."round his neck; strap the other
end of it over his shoulders; hold it in
your heed, and when you are ready, tell
him` to lie .down, at the same time, gently,
firmly, and 'steadily pulling on the strap,
- touching hiin lightly on the knee with e
ititraP: Tho herse ¢ill immediately lie
down. tlo thjs a 'few times, and you
can makehini lie down .without the straps.
He is now your pupil and your friend.
You can teach him anything, only be
kind to biro—be . gentle. Love him and
•he will love you. Feed him before you
do, yourself. Shelter him well, groom
him yourself, keep him . clean, and at
night always give him a good bed, at least
a foot deep.
In the winter season, do not let your
• horse stand out a long time in the cold
without shelter or covering; for remember
that the horse is an aboriginal native of
a warm climate, and in many respects
hie coastitution is as tender as a
e tuanfs•
Ink-HousEs.—An intelligent cotempo
rary remarks that this is the season of
the year when all who wish to live com
forts*, through the heat of suielmer put
up their ice; and as - there are hut few
_
ice-houses for storing that valuable com
modity in our city, ww,herewith publish
a plan - for - the erection of such a building.
The building eon be erected at but a
trifling cost, and if properly filled, will
contain enough he to last .a family through
__a _whole_ summer. _Besides_the_comforts_
which it will entail upon the lucky poss
essor, when' , Old Sol' showers down his
fiercest rays, will
.amply repay him for
the trifling outlay. IV° advise all our
citizens who can, to erect such a building
upon their farms, and promptly fill Them
with good ice, and then they need not
fear" Old Sol's' hottest rays during`the
coning summer
"Any person in - the 'country; where
timber is cheap, can erect an ice:house
at but little expense. All that is required
is to pia a strong frame of the size of the.
horse required, and board it up close,
inside and outside, with a space between
all round: This space is stuffed close with
straw or drysay-doist: The roof is made
in 'the, same manner, gn,d the houtm is
then Complete. - Strawlffit saw dust are
• 'cheap,_ . and . good non-conductors. The
house should be situated on a dry spot,
and ebonld have a drain under the floor.
It should also, be convenient, to be filled
easify.. The walls of stone and brick ice
hnuses'abould be' double, as well as those
of whoa: ,Great dare should be exercised.
in paelting.ice--411‘the .blocks should be
Amin_ the samh.thiok-.
nessoo that they may be _packed, close
together; and frozen into a soliii.mass..
In favorable dititatione,' good ice-liciuses
may be excavated "Ake caves: i 4 the : sides
'of •
S,AGO teacupful of
imgo;',, pat it your , pUdding,' dist), and
pour On a•quareof boiling Water, stirring
all, thi time;, , put. in . alittle' cat,and a to
blespOOh of ; ougt(i.: , The longer it -stands
thus :before,
iihiirliiii:hai.. 7 .llaten with sugar , and
lutter , stirred together:
Thelloscerajtiyfullillusionls shinys
painfgl thing: 4,,0bj14 lb y
lag ati..a!amt afti? . r. Le bail = washed ida
ISE
A - Mi6teltoiotto:• - :'
• TO: 1 0A11.PENTER 8; 'FARMERS
13
AND
.11 .
ILDNRS.
iossilbscribern resectfully -announce to the
pubile, that they aro now prepared to furnish the fel
_ lowing described articles of LUMBEN:,First, Common
and yannol Bards Wall thinness': Mom
mon Boards and Plan ° of ,whitm.pitrofillemlock Joico
'an'd Scantling. of all Sizes and lengths; White Pine nnsi
Yellow Pint, Flooring, worked; all kinds of Paling Mid
Plastering Lath's; Pine and . Cypeus Shingles of qual.
lilies; Shingling' Lath and Striping, and Fonciiik
Booms 20 foot long: !All timbers sawed to order, by
leasing their His, of all lengths and sized,-(pine, oak,
or hemlock.) 'Sash, Doors; Blinds and Mouldings ready
__for.use, The above will be furnished on the most
roa
eonablo terms, and at the shortest notice.
TO - COAL "CONSIMItItS
-,
kinds We ha Ti
ve constantly on mid al
OA L. g - of
looir, a I Rtir P' . FAMILY GOAL,
such as Lykuns Vamp, Short Mountain, Trevor-0)n, Le.
cust Mountain, buko Fiddler, Sunbury.' Wllkosbarre,
and tho Bread Top ibr Blacksmiths; all of which we
• will deliver to any part of the town as low as it can bo
bought It any yard in the town for cash or country
produce. Coal all re-screened and delivered clean. By
strict attention tirbusiness, we hope to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
You will find our Yard In the eastern end of the bo-
rough, opposite" the One Works. Ourpilice hereafter will
bo opt op pestle Matz & Brothers store, in the Mike
now ocebpied by 'Squire Smith. All eiders left at the
office or at eithen - of the subscribers' residences; on West
.Pomfret street, pr East street, - will be promptly at
, tended to
• -• 8011031 & HOFFER..
Carlisle, June 3,1557.
•
PITMBERLAND VALLEY BANK.
. PROPRIETORS,
. - WILLIAM Ken, ° • - - .Mr:Leman llormyart,
Reef. C. SrElintl7, JOHN DUNLAP,
WOODS, . JOHN S. STEREE'IT,
•• yI,JOHN C. DUNIA , P, 11. A. STHRUEON.
~ This Bank, doing •bunfoeSa In the name of Ker, Bren
neman dr Co., is. new fully prepared' to do a general
Banking liminess with promptness and fidelity.
Money received on deposit and paid back on demand
without notice. interest paid on special deposits. Cer
tificates of deposit hearing interest at the, rate of five
per rent. will be Issued fur as short a purled as four
months. Interest on all certificates will cease at ma
' turity, provided, however, "that...lf mid' certificates 'aro
renewed at any time thereafter for another given pe
riod, they shall hoar the setup rate of interest up to the
• time of renewal. Particular attention paid to the col
lection of notes, drafts, checks, Lc., any'part of the,
United States or Canadas.
. _ •
Itomittances made to Ersiland, Ireland, or the Conti•
neat.' The faithful and confidential extoution of all
ordors entrusted to them, may be rolled upou.
They call the attention of Farmers. Mechanics and
all tilers who desire a safe depOsitory for their names,
to the undonlablo Gtct, that the proprietors of this hank
ale INIVIV/I.IIALLY liable to the potent of their estates for
the Depossts,•und other obligations of Rory Ilreuno•
man & Co. ,
They lotio recently removed into, their new Milking
Houso directly 'opposite their former eland,' in West
Main Street, n few doom east of the Railroad •Depot,
where Way will at nil times he pleased to give any ih
fornettlon desired In regard to money matters' In gene.
Open for business from 9 o'clock In tho morning uu I
4 o'clock:in the evening.
STURGEON, Cashier:
Carlisle, May 20. 1807.
1,•11$1; - INS URANCE: TITE ALLEN
AND 'EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN;
SURANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county: incorpo
rated by-an act of Asseuxbiy, is non• fully organized, and
in operation under the . management of the tollowing
comuelssionors, vie, • - - •
D,ulol ilailei, Walkup. IL. Borges, Michael Cecklin
J. Elehelburkeri Christian 'fitayman, John C. bun.
lap, Jacob 11._Coove'r, Lewis Byer, B. Eberly, Ilonja
min IL Strcier, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham
Alexander Cathcart:*
. The rates of Insurance are as low and favorable as any
Company of the kind In the 'State.- Persons wishing to
beconio members are Invited to make application to the
'agonts of the company,, who aro willing to wait upon
'thorn at any time..
• . MOSSEII. Prei.ldent. •
CHRISTIAN STA.Y.3I,A.N: Tire President.
LEWIS lIYElt a . Secretary.
MICHAEL !poen LllN,'Trengurer.
--,•CIDIDSRLATO COUNTY.- 2. John Sherrirk, 'Allen ,
-fludolplnlartlyq..New.' Cumberland:" Henry Zeari lig,
Shlrenianstown; Samuel Wong' burn, Dickinson; Itenry
Bowman, Churchtown ; • Mode Griffith, South Mitidlo•
ton; Samuel Graham, W. l'onnoboro'; Samuel Coover;
- Sleehanieslonvg J. W.• Coeltlin, Shephordstown;
Coover, Sheiffierdstrrtrrp..C. 13.-lierman, Sliver Spring;
Beni , ifavinatlek. Silver Spring': Clutrles Dell, Cal lbde,
FORK Peter Wof
ford, Franklin : Jos. Griffith, Warrington; J. F. Dear
- durit.Washinglnn. , ,
'UAUL'ILI\ Lorhman,lfersisburg.
.Mombois of tlio.rotn pitnybov I pg:poltrlon about. [lie: ,
- Oro, ran hero flora rototruit by making, Application t
Ittnyf.of tbir*Agotite: - •
.151F1. - knoti -
An Inralumble Hoak for giffr Vents. 'Rya
ry Family should have a Copy.
k t f - p77 -. TD117 - 1117NTEIPS .3111.111 CAL
~ .4‘.\ • 't
ptiitityriJr ~r, r '3IANIYAI, AND HANDBOOK
7 : .• FQR TDB AFFLICTED,—
...`,.Cs • containing an outline of the
Nthrr • origin, progress, treatment
/Ogg imro of every form 01 din
. 461,5 v to ease . .contracted by pron.-
" • • cone sexual Intercourse, by
I._seltaltuee.-
or_dry.iitxuaLitx,
• • cam. with advire fur' their
prevention, written (rya familiar style, avoiding all
medical technicalities, : and everything that would of
fend the ear of dec , ency.... -
. •
Testimony of the Profennor of Obstetrics in Penn.
College, Plilladelphit, , Dlt. 11UNTIR'S 3IEDICAI.
MA NUA I,!—Tht, author of this work7intlike the
• majorlty.of those who advertise to cure the discus-
P{ es at which it treats;' is a graduate of 11110 of the
0 bust Colleges .in the United Staten. It affords me
pleanure to rec , ommend him to the unfortuate, or to
" the victim of malpractice, as a sucuiessful and en
tf2 pork:iced practioner, in whose lionor and integrity
• PY . they may place the greatest confidence.
Losonintr, 31. D.
.14 From A Woodward, 31. D., of Pens. Univqsity,
Me 'demure to - add my. testimony •
" , to Ike Professional ability 'of the Author of the
31edical ithunial."—Numerons cases of Diseases of
por. the Genital Ontntui, some of thenn of long standing,
0 have come under.toy notice, in which his skill has
been manifest In restoring to pbrfect henith.• in
0 some instances wheye the patient has been consid.
end beyond mcdlciti aid. In the treatment of semi
"
11x1 weakness, or. disarrangement of the functions
produced by t3m.r.Aouss, or EXCEsS of yenery, I d
lin not know-,lthi superior In the profession. I bar
'7. been 'ocquainted with tho Author some thirty
41 g years, and deem It no more. than Justice to him a:
kid WWI an.a kindness to the unfortunate victim of ear
ly iiidiscretion to recommend him as one, In %%hove
professional XIII and integrity thoP may safely
confide themselves.
ALFRED WOODWARD, M.,D.
One oopy, 'securely enveloped, will be forwarded free
of postage to any part of the United States. for 25 etc.,
orOl copies for $1 90. .iiWs Address COBDEN & CO.,
Publishers, Box 107, ,
.tifes 11.,okaellers, Canvassers and .11,pcikkouts supplied
on the most liberal torn's.
. Dec. 9,1857.—1 y. •
DOOR HOUSE VISITORS' RE
PORT.—Janunry Term, 1858—Quarter Sessions '5B.
Before tho Hon. James 'I. Graham, President Judge,
and his Associates the following proceedings wain had,
to wit:
The undersigned Committee appointed by the Court,
to visit, examine into, cud report upon the mode of
management and present condition - of the Poor House
, of this - county, beg 'mum to state, that in - discharge - of
the duties signed them thoy have visited the Institu
tion at different times during the year. - There went in
•
the poor 'louse on the first day ofJanuaty, 1857, 90, of
which 12 were colored. There have been admittgl
`since then 224, inelnding d born in the house, leaking
the whole number provided for -during the year 314:
Ilt - Ciiiiffing42 Mit dborrpattpers; of theso-7 . have died, 2"
bound out, 9 eloped., and 135 discharged, leaving the
number in the house on thia. let of January, 1858, in
cluding 22 out liool . paupers, 134 In addition to the
above 775treffslent paupers Mimi boon adthitted and
their wants infpplb d.'
, Wo aro happy to say that In all instances we found
Wa.erytiiing - lirgood ordeiVall tho appartinentalireSent
a clean and healthy appearance, their clothing is abun
dant, their shot abundant and nutrlt ions, and all who
aro sick receive the .faltliful sattentions of the regular
physician- Labor Is irovidod for all who aro ablo to
work. The children have proper care and attention be- -
stowed upon them, and when of sufficient years are
put out to service with suitable persons. Upon the
whole your committee-are fully satisfied that the In
stitution has bunt well tnanagettfor the year just-clos
ed. We notice lu the report of the Committee-of 1850,
the opinion expresscd • thal there should ber"ln hospital
son:trate from the main building: After a' consultation
with the steward and the attending physician'and see
ing the comparative comfortable condition of the in
mates of the institution, your present committee are of
opinion that for the presemt such a building can be•
dispensed with' •
Respectfully, Ar.;
11. W. CAUFMAN, •
' A. BOSLER, • Visitors.
JACOB NONFSINGER,
IADDLE AND HARSESS MAK=
kJ MO.: The
,AND
continua — to carry on the
' above business,in all its variousbmnehes,in North Ram
over street, Carlisle. two doom North of Leonard's cornet
' whore ho Intends keeping on hand a general assortment
•
In his liwn - aonalsting of all kinds of fashionable SAD.
BLEB, Bridles,' 31artingalee, Girths;
' ‘''',...._. Circingles and Halters, also TiIUNKB,
\ ' , ' ,. , ,, ` 4 ,,, ,\ traveling and saddle • ~,, , - -u - -), i
A v!' bags. lie also man- . pi,..-t ‘ i„,.. •
........,- v Lll ' tifactures the moat till la
( Ili f . approved
pin o s a l :D 4 1.1;: il e r ,
‘, , aver used In thr
f !• country, and those wishing a hand.
' lo Come, durable ,and pleasant saddld
' -•• • 'will do well to call and see-them. Ile
. . .. , ..•.. .
• dr also tosuufacturee .harness, Bridles,
, . Collars and 'Whips in all their verse
. ties, and confidently believes from the general approba
•
time of his customers, that he: makes the neatest and
best gears, In all their, variety of bredth, that Is made in I .
— the countryVileriitio'nuilioit arkiiidrorffitigilies to
'artier, via: Straw,.usk, ended Hair and Spring-Mat
: insegs. All tlitinl 11 aVenrtiales, will.. be, made of the best
• Material'and workmiinshiP, and. with tlie utmost deal
' patch, , • . , ] . - . •,, r• , , WICOSBORDI.,
Isom; Bimini. • • .
OTICE ie )iereby., given tilat' . .l . !rove
N this day sissociated4ith me, as A 'partner in
the
'Forwarding, Commission and Grain Business, '.my son
ALBEIVF 11.1111B1d; rend that the above business will.
be hereafter, conducted under the name of ItIIEEM
N. B.—ltighest Cash prices tor PKODUCI Ot all klids,.
'FLOUIt,IIIIIIIAP.i.Rifif, OATS,. be.'Salt, Plaster, be.
'tram yjin dandloy• sate.: • : • . '
la=ttlZEM
•V-If - E;ft, - ,Y-, - .STABLEl.tiving . pui4-
- . allied from J.' 14 Nouothalier , , tit: uyear .EP,
~.. AA Lim hit , ,N.E;l, will ho eilwiiiii ready to acomtno
,. .. . ' .1., • d a t e thti public with-11(11113ES, CA.11.,
;, '- r)r-J :.-....---,—; tuAGEB, DUCIALES, 'aid everrothorar ,
' ,t...; k+w-1. 7 1: 1 .'" ,Iqo Jn na,Al!oe./ By strl4;iitteatlhil lo; , 46,
usloeits uild teiteelni !Cl' pTeasio,'ttio syllsoribol;.fi93° q ''.. - :WA.NTED:.ONItiOttIi,v,P.4
••••-x•ceiTs 4 In** shili 4 o PilWd*,...,„,,trob_at , '....' • • . ~, 0Q:,.,,.,.: ..,TAVis EfECUMIT. .. . ,
,'. ' '''" • .„,'"-''' - Y.VR , ..4 I .NDEk ' For, Ill'orLok 190, 7.9141?r,14,i1y to:gto' Eflipie - 44: eic• -
. _...lc4iM:hiioltiniseeioti nand to - supp 4 tosowhomi r y •ifiii i i d. .
..s. .- - 1., :. ~..
bolu pe•dgilkem; : - i' 'A",:, i ' , ;.: t - c) ;7', , :,'. , ••, 1 • , T cotelio, weiv.lB,loM4Mo.
rcurpDDs.
, •
A i t ; 'SAXTON'S
• SPRING, ARRIYAL.
- ". IMMENSE STOCK OF - HARDWARE. ' •
Tho subscriberhas Just ieturned from thd Eastern" •
cities, and would Mill the attention of his 'friends and
the public generally to the large and welllelected.atr:
sertifiont of HARDWARE which' he has now On hand;-
Consisting in 'part of BUILDING MATERIALS;aucIust,
Nails. Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Locks, Glasslof e r
Tgry - de :
scription and quality, such /113 Common, White, polished
American, French, Enamelled aud•.Doublo thick of all
sizes, Paints, 011 e, Vartrlshes.-&c.„4c. ------ • • • •
TOOLS'lncluding Edge Tools of every, description,
Sawn. Planes, Brace and Bills.; Augets: Squares, sages,
Files, Rasps, Hammers, -Ylcee,--Advll,- Screw-- Plates,
Blacksmiths Bellows. &c:, • ' ,yy
-- Shoemakers and-Saddlers will find a largebssortmerif
of Tools of every description. together with Ladies' and-
Gentlemen , ' Morocco Lining. Binding, • Patenk and
'Fren - ch Calf Skins, Shoe Thread, Awls; Wax, Pegs, Lasti
Harness Mounting, Collars, tlirthing,-Whipstock, Deer}
-hair ' Saddle Trees &c.
• 'Also, Coach Makers Tools and Trimmings of all kind;
such as Hubs, - Spokes,- Felloes, Shafts, Bows; Floor Cloak
Canvass, Cloth, 'Damask, Fling, Lace, Moss,
Spring Belts, /re.,
Cabinet Makers,will'ilnd a largo assortment of Vad
nishes. Oak, Walnut, and :Mahogany Veneers, Knobs of:
all kinds and sizes, Mouldings, Rivets, -Halr Clothe
plush, Curled Hair Chair and Sofa Sponge; ire„ Ire. • •
Housekeepers will also find a largo assortment. of
Knives and Forks, Bratannia..Albata and Silver Plated
Table and Tea Spoons, CandlestlckX Waiters, Shovels,
and Tongs. Iron-and Brass -Kettles, Pans, together
with Cedarivare of all kinds, such as Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, &c. •-
Agricultural implerfients, embracing . Plows ofall
cultivators, Hoes, Shovels, Bakes, Forks, Chains, &c. •
IRON, a laro-sto- k, comprising all kirlda in general
use which I run selling at oily-wholesale prices. .
Remember UM cad stand, East Main street, Car : Belo.
If. SAXTON.
ti 0 0 D:S !STRIN G ;
Gtxms!' Bents rind Brother have just opened one
of the largest and best assortments of Dry Goods over
brought.to Carlisle. Their 'stock has boon selected with
more than usual care from the boot houses iti Neer York
and Philadelphia, and every effort made to obtiln. the
latest and must fashionable styles of Arcs.' They flat
ter themselves they will -he able to suit every variety
of taste at, prices as low or lower than :they can' be
bought hors or in theeity.
Black Silk Robes, Bartle Robes, • Poplins.. •
- Pastry Silk Robes, Lawn Robes, Agentino.
Foulard Silks, cc Grenadine; lii•illiante,
Bayadere Silks, Pure Chall, Gingham Lawn.
•
Moire Antigua, , Ducal, Itouchasine.
- India, Crape do Espagne Alpaca. - •
Mourning, " Ilimalya. All wool do lane
Fancy Silks, Tamartine,• Cashmere.
A full assortment of white dress gebds,Naltisook Mus-
Bus. Victoria Lawns, Figured Sidles, Volvtla_for Mats
ties, White and Black Crape Shawl. Stella Millet, Mode
and BrOcha Shawls, Ac. ollonnets, Bonnet S:041.'1111,-
bons, Flowers, Ac., Coronation, Cruvella and Crinoline,
Skirts for Ladies, Also, Collars, Undersleoves, Hand ,-
-kerchiefain - great variety. ,
GENTS WEAR.
Clothx. Cassimeres, Drap dot!, Cashaerotn, Summer Cas.
Cottoundes Silk Undershirts, lAueus, liandker.
chief, Ae.
DOMESTIC GOODE
. .
Bleached and mibleearhed Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
Table Uncles, %Tobin ditto; Piano Cover, Counterpanes,
Straw Olds, Flats. hooking Glasses, Tlekings, Window
Shades of ell kinds, Umbrellas, Muslim; and every va
riety of Dry Vends In common use:
e havejust laid Din large stock of Tapestry, Ingrain,
Imperial, Mixed - 161d nag Carpet, Oil Clottes,.Matting,
Straw Mats, &e.,
at loWeht prices. .We respectfully in
•vite the public to .11 and examine our stock binero par.
dinning. IVA have bought our assortment at such
ptices that wo cannot be undersold.
• Special attention paid to purchnstng goods•in this city
Per ardor at shortest notice.
Every effort will be made by the tiren.to give sonde m. ,
lion to those who may favor titian with n
• BENTZ St BROTHER.
RUSPENSION AND ITS CONSE
, QUENCES.
P rlmso who wish to Kee the otTocte or tho present Pl
- CRISIS, which has almont plunged our
country Into a itate of bankruptcy, Anaking the rich of
to.day, the poor of to morrow, eau do co by culling at the
NEW STORE of the subserlbor, who has just returned
from the coot with a lurgo aAsortmeht of
' DRY- GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
- • • _AND CAPS, '. •
. .
vr!delt - Ive Irdstermined - to sell, Alionper than over offered
in Carllele,- for-Cgsn..
•
- Scotch Pistils at :04' worth 62 1 i -
• " ' to,
• Do liaiites lb%• " 25
,
Thibef-Clothe " If; "
Ducals • " "
Together with a largo' assbrtmentinf-AlpartiscOltailles--.
De I n sittei., Dellarges,
log, French and Scotch Gliighams. Prints. Gloves, Col.
Isis, Ilandkerchiels, Hosiery, k.c., Shawls of every
'style and quality. Staple and Domestic. Dry Goods,'
Cloths, Casslineres, Venting, Flannels, 31usilus,
logs, Stripes, Checks. Calicoes, Cttorindes, Linens. •
Dbnints,"Naukeens,"Drilfs,'3laYbidlles k/ullts; --
colored 'aud white Carpet Chain, Umbrellas Ac..
Akio; - rilarge• - itird - splettelid assortment-oHlonnets,-11ata-
Cape, Roots nod Shoes, which .Wlll bu sold at the present
grontly reduced prices. ' n '
'A superior lot of Fresh Groceries, Teas, Coffee,
lasses, Rice, Spices, ke n ,te. flaying selected my entire
,stock with the greateat care Ind at the lowest Cash
prld-s, I dinosaur° my friends and the public generally,
that I will do all In my power to-make-tuy-estabilsi.,
meat known as the
"lIE'AD QUARTERS FOR DATIGAIES:"
•
• Those - who wish to purchase wilr find It to their ad.
vaktagettieallgliiti examine tny_staek before.purchtm
ing.
I.sr 111 pny the highest market price for Butter, 'Eggs
Bags, Soap and Orlthl
J. A. 1111311t1C11, Jr.
Carlisle, November 11, 1857.
GROCERIES!,
AT S.C. IIUYETT'S -
Shad and Mackerel of different grades,
At IIUYETTS.
Salmon, Scale Fish and Whhe Mb,
lIUI'ETT'S.
Codfish, Salt end Plckled Herring,
At HUYETTI3.
Cheese and Crackers can be had
At 11UYETT'S.
Dried Fruit, Preserves and aellles,
At IIUYETT'S.
Sugar Cured Reef and llark;p,
* At lIUYETT'S.
A flesh supply of LIQUORS,
AtAIUYETT'S.
OM, White Lead, Ar., Ac.,
S TOCRI 'OF.DRY GOODS. FOR
BALI.
The subscriber, from continued ill health, and by the
advice of his physicians and friends„ offers his stocker
DRY GOODS for tale, that he may thereby be divested
if all the cares of Lushness, and 'pe enabled to devote
Lis attention entirely to the restoration of his health.
The fixtures will also ho sold and the store room of
fered fir rout. To sae one having the, necessary capi
tal, and who will devote his attention to tho business,
this will afford a rare chance. The custom to already
made, and as the eh oh has receive! frequent additions
in May. July and August. to an amount exceeding
$5OOO, Won More wound then complete It for the Fall
Trade. For particulars enquire of
GEO. W. BITNER.
N.ll.—A lot of Goods suitable for the season just re.
celyed. [Kept. 2, 1857..
' VREPARE FOR WINTER! • .
rAltallt AND COOKING STOVES.
ho subscriber at his old stand on'North Hanover at.,
Carlisle, the sign of the "Mammoth lied Coffee Sot," de.
Iron to call the attention of the 2 publle to his largo as
ortMent of STOVES, of tho newest and most fashions.
. ble styles, from the best manufhctorles in thu
Al 'country, and at all.pricos from $3 to $l5. I '
' 4. , Among his PARLOR k CHAMBER STOVES
:AM. are the Mirror Stove, the Arctic, Revere, Star,
- Persian, Union and Etna Air Tight, together
_Persian,
alter patterns Whleli hallai of all sizes
fur perwraor chambers, and Calculated for burning either
wood or coal- - Also, the ,Etna, Globe, Astor, Albany,
Flat-top and Bandbox. or Poor Man'e r with other COOK
INO STOVES, comprising tho latest improvements In
.kitchen stores, and Intended 'for either wood or coal.—
Also, the Dining ligara'Cooicrg p . tove—a now and ele•
gent - article to whiiighti 'fin tea itieliarileulai - after= - - -
Oen of families. ilia cooking, stoves range in price from
$1 to 25, - with the fixtures complete. Also, Ninollate
5 1 .Veli of various patterns and different prices.,
Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED WAME for Cook
ing StovisyMrasslcettles, Ac.. Also, every article in the
Tftemili`Copper . Ware. The public are respect
fully invitsd to call as ho is confident with his large
stock, variety and cheapness, of being able to.slve en
tire satisfaction to every purchaser. -call and see.
oct. 25. 1854. . • ~--11.0101tRI8
GAS FITTING. AND PLUMB
.Ik ING. • The undersigned would Inforruithi
• eithene of Carlisle that ho has made arreng ,
manta todollAS BITTING an d PLUdIIIINti at abort no
- • • • .
tice,•and on reasonable terms. 4 Ire has engaged tire ser
vices of a first rate band from Philadelphia, and has sup
led himself with an extolls', e assortment of
HES, which will enable him to 1111 all orders promptly
All work will be warranted. Ills stock of Gas Fixtures
. .
will be found In the room exactly. opposite his Tinning
establishment on North Hanover street, where be invites
a roll. '
TINNING, SPOUTING, &c.—lte Is elm brewed to
furnish, or make to order, every article of TIN WARE
used by housekeepers and others. He will also attend
to SPOUTING, HOUSE-ROOFING,. DELL HANGING,
mud PLUMBING.
Thankful for the patronage with which he hasaiready
been favored, hourospectfully solicits a continuance of
the same: ' .
Cern!le, June 14. '64'
-41LN OTHER RE'DI.T(e'T.ION IN
ntendlng to 'remain, my store, n Mr.llmaillton's new
building, I will commence this week to sell elf my: en
tire stock FOR CASII, at greatly reduced prices .
MANY ARTICLES, REGARDLESS OF COST, -
---Nriarle-tbellule - lbrgreartairgairistwadl - kinthrnr dry'
goods. Boots and oboes, Carpetingsolc. , .. ~ , .
" " CHAS. OGILOY., .
Carlisle:Jim. '8,1868
IVJOIrWHEAT,'
'li
o93 . ;l t zr ans,
Currants, ' .
„ ' Citran,
.Clu . ..
- • ' „natopr,
with id other Spices mid aiticlen suifavo (Or dally,use,
i fresh and otthefineet vitality, la Wry and Sarnia b 9
• N0v.113 t 48671) '', 1, niWA
• •
QALT . I3It
TOBACCO ands , .. .
Justiieerved At timlatilly 04ieri
• Doc • . P,,AzitT.NAt,...!
MEd
It
eUST -RECEIVED AND OPENING
AT NAUGLE'S.ONEAP JEWELRY STORE,
• • ; Main Streeii Carlille Pa: • •
- A largo. guic'ply of
Watches, Jewelry. SS.
ver ghd I'latud Waro,
tAiiblch I. invite at
aatlou..
If you want. to' .a -
wt. from tho largest
toak Sfeliteks, Watch
1, Jewelry, Silver and
'dell wore hiCarllelo
At NAUGLE'S.
We Darn a largSasiiktaniWaof Gold and Silver Ilunb
lag and Open Case Watnbeir,to aniX,X2l Fancies and
At NAUGLE'S. ..
Floe and .Cheap'Torrelry of every style and 'quality
In setts or by the piece as wanted,
• - . . • At NAUGLi'S t :
Silver and Plated Walters; Cake. Fruit, Sugar,- tlnd
Oniiiillitskets, Sliver, Table, Tea, Cream, Sugar, Salt.
• s liOsaditsind Cream Spoons, ' -" •
At NAUGLE'S.
, ,
Laws, Coral; Carnet, Goldstone. Mosaic, Flo
rdtitino Mosaic, Jot Box and Glass Botta cheap
[ • • At NAUGLE'S.
Dlamorid,Brialiiplos and Fingering's, • ' •
• 'At ';AUGLIPS.,
Gold Minting Case Eight Day Levers; Gold Bunt
log Case, Duplex; Gold blunting, Clwdlinmeters,
, . • . At NAUGLE'S.
:Bagley's best' quitlity of Gold 'Pencils; Ditto Gold .
Pens and Silver Holders,
• At NADOLE'S.
Silver snd Rlnted Tea Slitts. -Goblets, Toast:
Alas, PltclnSrs, Urns, Tuieens, T. Bells, . .
• - • At NAAIGLVS.
Gold Nerk, Test:Club, Fob, and Chntinin Chains,
'Gold Bracelets, Lockets, 'Thimbles, Cr - onses,Charme
At N4uoix.s!,
Finch Time Piece's to run three and rour weeks,
. At NA (10LE'5.,,..,
Gold t 4 leev!, Vest, Collar, and Shirt 801:elan stiles
and quality,
. At NAUGLE'S.
Plated Forks; SpoonS,Krilyels,,Napkiu Ringo,
.Sliver
Thimbles, Shields, - ,
f At N AUG LB'S.
FlutluasfAccordoons, Music Boxes—a flue variety,
At NAWILIVS.
• Ladies , .Portnionnler, n, n ,Leather, plain and
Fancy Taitielllng BagtVvery nice styles, ebenp
At NAUGLE'S.
' If . you want to have your Watchod put in good re
pair and warranted, take them to
NAUGLE'S.
1 11 you want to got a Cheap Clo
F k ! you can got it
V' x ' A
If you want your Shear ware neatly marked at short
motice, call
At NAUGLE'S.
All goodvnrranted as represented, or the money re ,
tended,
.At NAUGLig'S.
:Persorun that want bargains nre Invited te'eall
At NAUGLE'S..
T B. KE L L Bit' S. HAT; CAP,
-BOOT AND SHOE STORE. '
- North East Corner of the Public Square.
• The. subWrlger. otters to the public a complete and
choice assortment of Hats ' Caps Boots and Shoes, which
have jullelleen purchased from the best 'mariufecturers
Our stock consists of n great variety of beautiful • -
SILK AND FELT HATS,
made expressly for customers. All Mods of Caps for
Men, Boys mid Children.,. WeArduld Invite particular
attention to our well selected and great variety ni
these, goods, as we ars confident they cannot be'excelled
In the town or county.
lIOI7'S AND SHOES, of every style and varietY, all
unequalled for price and finish. It omelets in part of
MEN'S fine-French CALF BOOTS,_.,
BOY'S
YOUTH'S
LADIES' French and English GAITERS,
• Misses' and Children's "
Evi.ry variety of Children's fancy Shoes:
The best list of heavy WINTER BOOTS, for men and
boys, In town., - • •
Thankful to our friends and tbo public for past fa.
Sire, - we hope - by - start - attention to the: wants Of our
customers, nud by selling GOOD GOODS, to merit. their
continued favor. - - .1. B. KELLER.
li.—We sell no Auction amide! LOct. 7, 'CT.
VEW7OODST - 1 - GOOD - GOODS
ll 7AI ly YOU WANT NEVE,OOODS,
• GOOD GOODS. 'AND CHEAP GOODS GO TI, WOODS',
neat door to "Mirglanchlin's lloteloind you will find a
large assitttnent of Ladies' Moods, consisting of 11IAA:
Fancy and Genoa Silks; 3terinoes, Persian Clothe. De,
Lalnes,lM Bages,Ainaccas; 'Scotch "Plaids, -- Sack Flan
nels,„ Scotch, Manchester, Eariskon, cherub:wit Bing
hanin;TallFeen:lFfaii "FrefichlrOrred - tollars, -- Itibbous.-
Hosiery. gloves, fie., &e: .. •
DOMESTIG.S.—WoeIen Twilled Flannels, Drilling..
Ticking, Bags and Bagging, Cotton Flannels. Osnabergs,
Bemis, Gingham, Table Draper, ilheeks, white_ and col.,
ored Carpet Chain. Sc.
In Shawls and Blankets we have alLsorts, sines. and
. . .
For guntlethen we Nora Fine French Black Clothe,
.Black and Faucy Cassifitores and Doegkins, Satin Vest.
lugs Tweedi, Salluettt, Velvet Cord, Kentucky Jeans.
-..,Aia-for4noWsonsmotetautt.ehlldretes-Bciotl & Shoos,
we defy 'competition.
Also, n very supeitor lot i f Groceries, such as coffee
Sugar, Rice, Spices, &c. • • ,
Our stock has been selected with the greatest care as
to price and quality, and we are determined to sell at
very small advances. Those wishing t.o purchase will
find that ice are selling as cheap—if not cheaper—than
any house in town; and they will find it to their ad.
vadtago to'give up a call: e
Butter, Yggs,tlags, Soap and Dried Fruit taken at
Market prices.
N. W. WOODS, Ag't.
Don't forget the place, next — doortcrMaglafichlin's
hotel. •
1100 KS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
'll ----- • - .9IItVOCK; TAYLOR - k SMITH
are sole agents in Franklin and Cumberland counties,
for the following veluable works
Benton's Abridgment of the Debates of Congress.
Price per Vol., Cloth $3 00, Shoop 3 50.
Benton's Thirty. Year's Vie ; complete in 2 Vols.
Cloth $5 00, Law Sheep $0 00. • • , -
Idorsei General Atlas of the World; Colored 31aps,
and bound, $0 00.
ec unxxlTs
. Burton's Cyclojetedia of Wit and Humor.
American Eloquence; a collectirin of speeches, etc.,
by the most eminent orators of America, with biogra
phical sketches and illustmtito notes, by Frank Moire,
novr ready. complete In tat role. Cloth, $5 On; Library
style, leather, 1600; !WIWI, gilt, ti 00; half moroc
-co, 7 Op. ..
SANDERS' SCllOOl,llOOli S.
Sanders' Pt Imer.
Sanders' Speller. - -
Sanders' Realer, No. 1.
•
Sanders' Reader, Nh 2.
Sanders' Reader, t' o. 3.
•
Sanders' Reader, No. 4.
Sanders' Reader, No. 6.
Sanders' Reader, No. 5.
Sanders' High School Reader. .
Sanders' Ladles' Reader.
Sanders' Speakers. Wholesale and retail at
SIIRYOCK,. TAYLOR L SMITH'S
Melodeons,
SLIRYOCK, TAYLOR A SMITH'S.
SHRYOCK, TAYLOR S. 13511T1E8.
14rge sh,Yfr °T STI I ITS ?I Oteq%III.OI7I Ie SMgt i
Paper. Envelops, rgridtsik,a7,iktok& SMITH.
RoRICES GREATLY - REDUCED
. AT 001LBT'S CHEAP STORE.
• re Now Cheap Goods this week from Auction. - •
• At OW Llll7'B Cheap Store
1234 ete. ' Worked Collars selling thr t 3
At 08111.11 Y'S Che ap Store.
—‘l.oorassimeies seLing forls.cts.. • -
./ At WIEST'S Cheap Store
25 cts. De Danes selling for 20 eta.
At OUILBY'S Cheap Store.
20 cis. Ducals now style selling for 12r.. eta.,
. At OtiILUY'S Obesp Store.
18 'etc Plaids rich coloure soiling for cts.,
At OGILDY'S cheap Shire.
-Elegant new style silks uncommonly low
At °CHEST'S Cl:enp Store..
Carpeilngs and Oil Cloths selling under price,
At °GHAT'S Cheap Store.
'5O pairs of Shoes selling for $1 25,
•At o°ll.lll"S.Cheap Store.
'Money wanted for Cheap Uoode, • ,
''At OUILBY'S Cheap Store.
N 00.11,1857.
THE • NEW. STORE AHEAD OF
COMPETIONI—The greatest and cheapest arrival
e season of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, at the New
Store. in Carlisle, corner of North Manor...rand Louther
/Rivets.
' The Underolgnad returns thanks - for this patronage
bestowed on lam by the public. and at tbs.- same time
respectfully announces teat he has just returned from
Philadelphia and is now opening a new ISt of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods and Grobories. consisting In part as
follows, and which he le determined to sell al the low
est cash.pricest—Stlke, Ducal Cloths, Alpacas. Cliallien,
De lainer, be Lieges, Lustre.; Poplins, Brilliants, Skirt
ing, French and Scottish Gingham; Print.; Glorea,
Collars, Handkerchiefs,' Hosiery. &c., Am. Shawls of
every style. and -quality. Staple and domeotie Dry
Goods,Cloths, Caselmers, Nestings, Flannels, Muslim.
Ticklngs, Stripes, Checks. Calicoes, Cottonades, Linens,
Sheetings, Denims, Nankeens, Drills, Marseilles Quilts.
colored'artd while carpet Chain,: Umbrollae,. ac., • Ac„,
Also a largo and splendid assortment of Bonnets, flats;
• Caps, Boots And Shoes. •,
•
A superior lot of Fresh Groceilea,.Teip, Coffee, Moles:
*lock 'will/ tip. greatest c care and at thelowest men pri
rean assure my, Mande and the public generally,
will do All in my'power to mike .my establish.'
nt known as the • •
"lIISAW - QUARTERS FOR BARGAINS."
''. Those who wish to purrhase will And it to their. ad,
l'antage.to qtll.O4OMUMna nor.jstock- before' parches:
;'• -will pair U.S highest Market prlee . fer nutter, Eggs.
IWO!, Soap 111 ? 4 PY/ 4d, rf it ' •'• . .
A lIUMNICII, Jr. '
°Malawi& IMS7. ' • .
McINTLOE MORRIS
O T T t N. - 7A11.-per:spns igdbted to
thiiiiietiseiltkii, - are eirriVtitly ranwhand An toll
and inttle , their - ncebnnte wi th out - dnlair. 'Th.; city
inerchanta having itdoP4d:thi , cs O lysteln. 14 1 1 k'nulpsd
to,curtallonk czvl9s ? nOd doas NW!' cash business.
; /1,1,*j
7i mart Orrin* alat;af IYABAS lot isle •at imet.
aY. WU be and desirable tbr Cbrlattana prraabto.
'pea 28, WI • t - • tiZO. 111TNER;
•
1310 .TOl , lB 0 harp 41_
' X.P.Op, pilo, at tba It'atehouse of
2r./Pe7 ' •
z ~ ~.~
te tt) onbgt.
~,-,,- N[,YN
_OfiILAY
._ : ~_,
Alistellancouo:
rIIE LARGEST' CHAU, „AND
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
•Mathiot's ay. bueet Warelooms. .
No. 2ri Gay .s'tzert. Near fayege,
. BALTIMORE, MD. •
WHERE Is kept always molnund, or made to order. two'
ry style of French - TETE.A4LTES, in 14101, lIM
Cloths or Itrocatelle. ."
• French Full otuff and• Medallion, Parlor ARM CHAIRS
hi Plush,,l lair. Cloth. or Itroadelle.
Froneb boll Stuff Carved .PARLOR CRAMS ; in sets
with Plush. flair, or Ilmeatelle. • •
SOFAS; half French Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
CHAIRS, in Hair, Cloth or Plush.
ROCKING CllAlßS—yariona designs; in Hair, Cloth ,
and Plush.'
Stuff Spring LOUNGES--a largo ossortmont alWays
Oh hand. or any pattern made or covorod with . any
goods to order.
CRAM Mit SUITS—In Walnut, complete, from 43,
. . -
" TIANE CHM ILS and Reeking do.—the largest assert
metit ready-mnde in the United States—from $l2 a do
zen up•
Dar itoom; Office awl Dining CHAIRS, n Oak, iWal-
Wit or Mahogany. with Cane. Wood or Stuffed SentW—
an-liSsortment-embraeingover •
Wood Seat CHAIRS nod sErrgEs and ROCKING
CHAIRS—over 100 dozen. . •
Feather Dods, Hair and Husk Mattresses of every vu:
fluty. AlSo, all kinds of Gilt and Plain Frames for
Looking Masses, &r..
A. MATIHOT, 25 North any Street,
Near Fayette street.
11!=i
Carlisle Foundry,
MACHINE SLIDE,
CAR. AND SAS.U. FACTORY,
Ettst,Main Street; CARLI,.S..LE
This extensive establishment Is new in Complete or
der and supplivil.witif the he'd machinery for executln
trerk.iff every department. The buildings . ' hare also
kiefi greatly enlarged this sfirlng.iinilstucked with the
nn. vet and most improved tools for the manufacture
•
-
DOORS, WlNupw 1 , 10131E5, SASH . , '
Shutters. Blinds, Mimi',Hop, lirackets and all other
'cinch °I - Carpenter ‘vOirli. We Invite Builders, Car
penters and others to can and 0(111111110 our facilities for
doing this • description of vork. The boat lateriala
'Used and n'rices usl uA at auy'dtffilr" — • establishment to
the County or elbeniere. ' •
.
and repaired as heretofore. Engines have been recon
ly built for'W. M. Henderson & SeS. In this hmougl
It: Bryson A, Co. Allen toWniddp, Aid A Brothers, Ne
villa, Shade & Wetzel, North Middleton, and ot.,er.
at ,vioiae eqablishment they Islay be,v,cen in daily o
eratlon.and to,rhouv.me can refer for evidence of thel
superiority. •
IRON AND BRASS: CASTINGS.
of stop• description, (pun the smallest to the heaTiis ,
pircos, executed at short notice for every. kind of ma
chine,. A large varletybf mill eastlngs now on hand.
?f,vo-aliillfol-Pattern-ninkt:ra.eolistAntly-employed,-
itEpABING promptly attended to for Paper 31111 s.
tririst Mills, Factories, ,te:." Turning and
Fitting 31111 flpltidles, Ac. done 1q the best style: •
lilHE6iii MACIIINE.I.AND HORSE POWERS
- such as Bevil Gear Four Homo' Powiror, Horizontal
—Gear Four and — T'WO — llorse . Powers. Corn Shellers,
CruSliers, Plough r•astlugs, and 6016'a,
tides tr Mooch:, on hand or promptly made to order.
BURDEN CA 'lima,.
and repaired. Our facilities for building Cari.are now
-more complete than heretofore and enables OH to-fur
rlsh thou to tran bporters _on the rotl read r oll_etcomp ..
dating terms Mad made of the beef materials. Orders
solicited and entire satisfaction guaranteed. .•"
.Thetromveaperience-In—the,lnteiness-of7the.enlor
partner of 1110 firm. and tiro completeness of our ma
chinery In every blanch ofthe establishment warrant
:us in a.suring the best work to all who favor us
with their , orders.—The continued patronage of our old
friends toollthe pnbliejampectfully solicited.
Stay :!t!, Co.
NEW AGRICULTURAL WARE
FARMING-I:MbIENTS
The subscriber t located In the basement of' the-Metho•
diet Church, opposite the Railroad Depot, Is now to
ceivlug a variety of Farming Implements, such as •
PLOWS.
GRAIN GRILLS,
GRAIN FANS
CORN SIIELLIERS,
FARM 11011.1.:ItS,
Coyn and Cob Grinders (Scottstlianto the Crescent
Grain Mill, Hot . . .Shovels, REAPERS AND 310WE1IS
(3lanny's with Wood's -Improvement.) Strew Cutter
3c4 all of Vidal are at the - non,t-htluntred kind and
worktnanship, anti will he sidd on the most arcommoda-
Gni; terms. Farmers are retTeetfully . invitPd to call
and examine before. itrehaning.
For the convenience .(formers, Moore's Paten
Grain Drill Will At, sold at Shiremanstown by Benlamb
Clay. aud at Shlppensburg by Christian Long.
August :2U,
T. J. GitA 11. AM, .1. L. McDOWELL, S. M. DAVIDSON
OltA HAN!. AIcDOWELL Sz CO,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,.'
Leavenworth Lily,' Lotions Territory
WILL buy, sell, and locate lands in
haunts and Nebraska Teri Dories, lowa and
%Volker° Missouri. buy and sell lands, loan and invest
money. buy and null &As, give information respecting
the country, and du a gmientl agency business.
•
REFERENCES.
John It. Britton Esq.. Carlisle, Pa. •
Wm. "
lion. .1. 11. (Mahan) '
•
her, Brenneman & Co., Bankers, Carlisle.
'Win. 31, Henderson, Esq., Carlisle.
George Sunderson Esti., Lancaster. Pa.
Dr. John A, Atli, M. C., Newell)°, Pa.'
Wm. 8. Cobean, Esq., .)
E. W. Clark & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia,
Hon-311am°' Coeklin, Shepherd amen, Pa.
•
Henry Reiman & Sons, Merchants,Baltimore.
E. L. Blake, Esq., CashleC Mercantle Bank, New York.
• EliplexA )ITirlape . , Beal Estate Agents, Minneapolis,
Minnesseta Territory. -.
Win. Kilgore. ESq., Attorney and Neal - Estate Agent,
Sterling, 11,11
11. W. Mateur. Esq., Henry city; 111. _
Ex. Doe. Jomph Miner, Cumberland county,...Pa.
- NA W. Clark & Co., Makers.
-Ahre.-Pollock, Ilarrlsbtog, - -
March 18, 1667.-IS.
•
• F Alt 31 S L - 0 0 R WERE!
THRESHING MACHINES!.
The subscriber desires to Inform fwme - rt and theiuls;
hand - and.te.ititit
stoutly Manufacturing Threshing Machines with Me,
pout's Patent Shaker. which are generally acknowl
edged to be the best articles now lu use. Mena variety
of lutpnwetrelever Hullos. Corn Shelters, Straw Cut
tent and Plank's Celebrated Plow. the also attends to
the repairiug of Agricultural Machinery In the best
manner 4uti on reasonable terms. Manufactory on
North Hanover StreA, directly opposite the residence
of Uoorgo Metzger, Ern.
Sept. Y. '57-Iy • JUAN PLANK.
••
11 . ARDWARE !. HARDWARE
JOHN P. LOME & 'SON
. .
aro mow receiving their Fail Stock nf ,Ilardware..which
is unusually large. and in connexion with their for.
mer heavy stock mites it one of the largest and Must"
varied assortmeutamer offered to this public. They
have every thing tint *linN,Farmer the Builder, the
31erchant. or the public, maY.:want their lines,' and
which they are soiling at the very lowest prices. They
'solicit a call from the nublic'betere making their pur
chases, as they feel confident they can offer battlements
that will reward the bu..er Mr the trouble.
Fueling thankful to a generous public fiir their forme,'
literal patronage, a continuance of the moue it solicited
at our old stand in North Hanover Strout. Carlisle.
JOUN F. Lypiw.l SON.
OctobesB; 185 Q
.CORN
'LERS of various sites arid' tattCtrns for
•
hand Or horse power. Vegetty lo flutters,
Mrs° Powers and Thresheri;land and
Power Grain Mille, Farmers reJimin
Fans.,Grindstones with friction Rollers. itarn,iinor
[hill Bingo of Stool Copper and Silegrtiplale, Bull
• Nippers for leading, Horse awl Ox 'Mutably, 'sleet Bow,
Pine. thx-Yokeilund llows v ehopherds Crooks ; Kock Sail,
• Fine Pruning. Sows, fIiFP itruulng.SaWs and Chisels,
with everything needed by "trio Farmer or Oardeper at
wholepalountkr9tatl. •
' ' PASOIIALT L AIORItItiAIit)„__ _
• 7t.11 and Market etrehts.
' blow 18. 1857.1
DANIELS' .HAY, ,?STRAW,
WOIIDNIt CU.TTS.ll—lievinditeolllllr.,
,1 • pointed aide, agebta In Philadelphia:or the
. - above euttor wu aro able te.Voupply thole
- wholefultiand retail,' of 'improved edn
traction.and finish.' Youryearie trial in ,thle aeo lon
have 9104611111nel their reputatioti as the beat attic e of
the Glad in the market. They are adapted Air lip d'or
home power, Belfeharponini, MO are hippie, .durable
and strident. - • - ' *
-44soirALL. nwnin§ ,
Implement and Seed Store,
7th and-Market straits, Phil's.
Nov. 13, litif.).
. .„, E
411.A.T.1. S-Alt
v TtIEATIIII. - *Arch Street, '.A. a
blica Sixth;
del ph la, .'The , Star Cordliany,.redurni of the. lind,,An',
tildes In , the 'renitit'and ;exceeding infitrength - lind
Talent,anypramette konnbinatiorileretninio. otforei Ur.
,the Theatrical Yubli ,'dill apyllr every might in Gong,
Tragedy,' PartaComte Drawn, :Vander Urea,. tio,dyst
:Thirlettrie,•tai Aeotylina,vteiting,thatiiy,,iiet there:,'
Nov. .11=18a7--th;
6,60; •
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ITEIMEMBEE
Vroop cdti 915.
riarrost rirriamS:
OLD 3111 D A L PltEMittJM
- riANO TORTEK
VI14.1)151 KNABE,,senicir ',Miner of the late finxi
of Enabe, Otoblo k, Co., continues the manufacture and
sale of (lIIVID AND SIIVAIIE PIANO FOItTES, under
the name of WILLIAM KNAIIII fa CO., at the old
stain!, Nus.l, 3.5 and 7 North Eutaw Wont, opposite
the Mainly llousu.Thiltlinore. ,
. .
Thankful for the extensive patronage received by the
Into firm for the last fifteen years. I respectfully beg
leave to inform the public, that since the death of ono
of my partners, Mr. henry thehle. , by which the part ,
nership. was di:solved, I have purchased the entire
large, stock of unfinislad Pianos, lumber,,and other
prepared materials belonging to the late firm. I shall
therelbre continue the business at the old :stand as
above, and will endeavor not oidy.to sustain the Fell
established reputation of tile late firm, but to facet
all femur efforts in perfecting the Plano Forte.
. More the Ilbsolutbut of the lute firm, lam manufac
turing FiIMOS on anew and much Improved scale.—
The first Instrument finished according to the new do
signs, was deposited in the b'uir,of the ::laryland
loatl
tute. bold °deb.', 1855, at which it took. the highest
honors' of the Institution; busing been awarded the
"Gold Medal Promium."-over the unusual competition
of fourteen:Pianos, exhibited by some of. the best ma
kers oflloston, New York and BafthnoM. : •
At the Minna' Industrial - Joblbitlons;'hold In Oc
ool.er. 1855. and October. 1850. by. the Mechanics' Insti
tute of It ichniond r -Vi rgi also award
td the II ighest Premiums.. •
lota Fair of the Maryland Institute,
held oetober, 1850, - after a 11;0st - thorough - and an un
usnally protracted Investigation of the merits of the
eighteen Instruments on exhibition. from the most
celebrated factorlai of linitimore. New York and Bos
ton, my Pialimi -- Were again awarded the highest honors
of the Institution, they having received the "Gold
Certifienter" an" Minor only adjudged - to articles
of suet, superior molt as to defy competition for two
sueeesslye years.
'Also. at the Third Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mi.elianic'k Institute. held In 'Washington. D. C. March
'lan, they,re once 1111A•0 awarded tlio highest hon.
ors.
With agar ( - the qualifier: of my pianos ; -I confl
-.Aptly refer to t si vi testinionials I am constantly re
ceiving from Pro ssors and _Amateurs. speaking for
themselve,4 and -et WS, of the high appreciation fu
which my Instruments are al ways•held, and which can
be seen at City Warerrsoits. .And this is the .liest and_
most reliable assurance I can offer to' eu4omers. apar
front my-oo'n knowledge of the - lustrunients, that' to
purchasing at my establishment, they are guaranteed
• the nosscssion of a Piallll. equal, If Mit superior, to any
made in this country or Europe. •
All Pianos built at my Factory hate full Iron Frames.
Awing so-constructed as to secure great additional
strength. without affecting the coos, audtbereforo wilt
, stand in any climate. • . _
Pianos made to order, of any kind of WOCHI, and with
any style of finish that may be desired. '
The gieatest care is bestowed upon my work, and thb
selection of the best materials; and every Instrument
turned out (Willy fottory ran therefore be fully war,
ranted, as possessing all. the qualities requisite, fora
gimd pima. •
All 111Str11111entli of my-manufitclure urn she guaran-,
teed for five years from the day Of sale -
attentinit Is paid to the selection of lto
struuients for distant "orders, nod n or P 7.•
CII.kNOE gral.ted nt any dine within sit months from
the day of sale, should such Instrument not give stair,
satisfaction. - _
~,,,, will lint! ... ...heir au.
age to give MO a ^Nil 'before purchasing elsowinv..
el.. Constantly on hand a lino assortment of7tIKLO
DEONi,. of the brut nutters, at prices from $l5 to s2oo—
and double reeds—and also with double
key boards mulstopsorell adapted for the use of small
churches. '
- PIANOS exchanged, hired, or tuned.
' Thr following testimonials from two of the most emi
Planhts in the world, will show how my Imtru'
nient are-appreciated — by Thor. at Performers, who
have h. d opportunities for testing the best Manes o
Europe and America:
.
_Me. IV. li:;Aus,ltimore:
Dear Sir: I have great pie:mm:l . in certifying:ln:at — l
haVe - tried'your Square Pianos, and find then: equal, it
md superior to any in this country. Among their great
qualities, which distinguish them, is the eve:less of
tone, the agreeable and even tench, and volume of
tone: Wishing you nil the stove:Ts 'you sohighlydc-
Baltimore, Dec. XS, Mg. . S. TIIALBERG.
31erssq. Wm:lin:the k Co., Ballimore :
Oenticnun : Periat me to express you herewith my
`sincere thanks Ibr the superh Grand and Square Pianos
which you - have loanedeme, and on - which 1 have per
formed at my concert..-1 cannot but:congratulate you
- upon- the'llinneime Progresla haptuvements yell con
continually make on your Pianos. which, in my opin•
lan. rank runung_thuyarylest hr this_tumitl7. •
' With hearty wishes for your success Mad' prosperity,
which you richly deserve by your en terptise, energy and
activity, 1 remain yours, very truly,
--July 15,-1557-Iy. MAURICE STRAKOSCIL _
M
=I
HovEß , s - LIQUID HAIR DY,E.
The tastluiony of Prof. Booth and 1)r. Brio&lo
having: previously been published, tto following Is now
added:—
From Prof. iIIeCLOSItY, formerly, professor of Them
and Practice nt Mediclno In thu Found° Medical Co
lege of Pennsylvania, and Into Professor of Surgery I
' the Atuericuu College of Medicine, &c.
PitiLSTELPIIM, Nov. 27th. 1866.
Mr. Joseph E. lbSover trial, of your LIQUID
HAIR DYE will convince the most skeptical, rhatit Is
11 SAFE, CI COAST, anti 'EFFICACIOUS preparation. Unlike
many others. It has In sword Instances proved ser
viceable in the cureof HOMO dutaneous eruptions on the
bead, and, I have no limitation in commending It to
those requiring such an application
Vary respectfully, ' J..V. X. McCLOSKY, M. D.,'
475 Race St., above 13th.
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, in — eluding HOVER'S'
WRITING FLUID. and : DOVER'S INDELIBLE INKS.
still mailtain their high' character, .which hastelwaya
distinguished them, and the °atoned. demand first
created. has continued uninterrupted until thapresent.
Ordure addressed to tha Manufactory, No. 416 RACE
Btr.t . et,.oloxe (old. \0.144,) rhliadetplette,U•lll
real. prompt attention by
• ' , JOSEPH E.IIOOVER, Manufacturer.
•
THE - MA . GNETIC BELT.
The undersigned, after mony , years of careful research
- ethleffinfrinientThtiffidlSeeferetraild perfected . a safe,
convenlent n'Sl undsceptionable means of ompletely
coutfoling the maternal function, without employing
eny of the unnatural and deleterious expedients so of
ten resorted to for thatpurpose; Apart from its spectr
a, roe cf proveutlog Conception, it is nn int - Able
menus of restoring to health and vigor -the abused, de
ranged and enfeebled procreative tunctiOns of females,
and of re-invigorating and restoring the general health
to its Nettled . cunstitutional integrity. It consists et a
tdmuitunelletr, which encircles the body directly over
the ou ituuuri - by the Magnetic action of which the fee
cutidAting lower is lutorrepleil and held in aheynnee,
and the vital fiehrouffignetic currents. otherwise dralu•
ml oil by sexusl excesses ore turned back through the
system, stimulating all the viscera to a. healthy . nor
mai tone. in Ina true moral aspect, 110 valid oldeezion
ran be urged against its lawful, use, inasmuch as it is
designed to subAerve a great humanilary purpose In the
reproductive ecobomy. It is impossible in a brief card
to give the reader nn adequate conception of the Vie-•
tues of the disrtnery and the stones of itt action. Ac
co: dinglv, the proprietors, have prepared n pamphlet„ fully.eiasslylug the philosophy of its influence upon
the genitive function, Its MOS, tests and results, which
they,will forward, upon the receipt of Slx --cents in
postage stamps; to any address.„
The prlce.of the Belt is E, sent by Mill free.
De COURkkY, NORTON ee CO., 340 Broadway,- New
York: Address I'. O. Pox 2341. '
Beet
tiTAUFFER & HAnLir.v.
CHEAP WATCHES'AND HIVE=
lIOLESALE AN .. 11) RETAIL, ' at
She "Philadelphia Watchfincfloweiry Store"
No. 148 (Old No. 96) North SECOND Street, :Cotapr of
Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Levor We(rhea; full Jeivellnd,lBusreteases, $2BOO
Gold Leplno, 18 caret, . 2100
Sliver Lever, full jewellod, • 12 00
Silver I.epine; Jewels, • 000
:Superliir quartlers,
Gold SpOitarles, '• 7 00.
Fine Silver do., ' . • .1 50
Gold Bracelets. ' " „ 300
Ladfs Gold' Peiells,'" ' 10Q .
- Silver Ten Spoons, sot: , • 500
Geld' l'ons.„with'Penrit And Silver holder. .' :100
Gold Finger Ships 27% cts. to *SO; Watch Glasses,'
,plain - 12% ets.. potent 183.. f, Wont 28; other articles in,
proportlqu. AlEgoode iiartented to - - lie whiaLlapunre:
sold for. , , • • ! •
. . .
• ". .
STAUFFER it7I:IARLEY.'
s.i.//aF^Driiiarid - some Gold and' Silver Levers and E.
pines still lower thaq
Oct.• ; , • -.,) •.4
()IIN::.11:.-ALLEN.,/CCO:;:Wc6.121k 4 .
-, Chesnut street. (atlythahle, beletf.Y4tar.)l>tala.
ultatfa, (tho eldest 'Weal : ware" House ttt . tbe.city,)
,Manufacturrertid Wholetale treater.' tri Plteatllkta.
ebtee•tadts - yrnome, ?meat Otoo,rodeCedst*ergOrar,
rein(ed dot to ehrtntr. ) - WetiCatt4'wnletr•wein) , Cord , .
rushes, &e., 06 all deseriptlobs; Please call and Me'
amine our St4k. '" ' August 5,1857-4 y. •
1r10 4 46Ra.)
, idiiirititielitifibil'ttPkgo 4 fitraritedtphol4 .
I , a nt $5, per 40zer4.2 01114306 s4.por theseitW ,
-and dlndging-inudins, fit-ind-.b n at-gunl‘lty.cn!i
,h,.:1
liiia3oar,tpu.
rrift ITO.F F A NC Y
"NOW OPEN' • '
ERIN RIEGLE 'IS . COING I
And will booa. blp Old Ifend.Ounrtero In North
-IfonovOrrstroot r durhig-the•Ckrrlstiono•on4-Now-Yoorli
*fustlyltlos, With ono of.lbe largest usFortniontA of
. ' - COMM CONI , ECTIOIsABLES. , . •
Neer offered in this vines ' consisting fa part of Fine
Candy Toys and Fruits ; . lolly Cities, Don Dons, GM
Chucointo and Fruit Drops. Hose, Vanilla, and Burnt
Almonds, French and exploding Secrete &a. Also all
Me Common varieties.
• FIUTITS AND NUTS
of the latest importations such se Oranges, Lemons, -
Raisins, Figs, Pruens, Currants, Citron, soft and paper
shelled Almonds, Filberts, Cream, Cocoa, and (Around
Nuts..--in connection with Ma above an extensive as
sortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
: of soyery. quality and price, consisting in part Of Fine
Wax, kid, china, crying and other_ ;Sewing and
Card Baskets. Fancy :Roxea, Flowyo Vases, Motto Cups,
Tca Setts, Masks, Drunis. uas, Air .Pistols. A ccordeons,
liarmonicans, Trumpots. ClieSSlDell bond and wood,
Dominoes, Lotto and other gamed. Fancy Scapa. flair
Oils and Port Monales, &e. We have also a fine lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES, such as pulverised, Crushod and
brown Stigma, of every grade,(lOW. Molasses, Starch
Green and IllaCk Teas, Spleeslotter,soda,Sugar,Watei:
and other 'Crackers, cheese. Sc.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to a miner.
ou . s public for the patronage heretofore bestowed On him,
and lopes, by a do ire to please, , to merit a continuance
of the somd. P., 1110NY , k11,
• • 'Carlisle, Dec.10:1860 "
.... .
lIANTCII, IgEncitANT TAndit.
• .-
,orithllanorer Street two doors 'North' orldenta k 11So's
Store: -Ibis just returned 'flint .Plitlaclelphia, with a
tur..stoek of Cloths Crissimeres, Vestings suite
able for Spring and Summer weer. which be is prop, ed.
to mate up to order promptly, arid on reasonable
farina.-
on hand CII1•;AY
.READY—MALE
together with stocks, collars, handkerchiefs and • other
artlehte.naually found in a (lentientane
Store.. .
Goods boUght elsoyrhera will also bo pi/spa-to immure
as usual. -
... • . FA MT .1; Y
:.0 OAL,-1,000
-- - . re', - .:' • - lions Lylco i ' Vail y -
• G3l,_._,_-_,_- (:.,A L. broken and r e.
._...
,•
~,T Woolltik screened, prepared.ex
_ __,...n ,
~,r....,:n.._... kessly for fatally use, .
and kept .tmostt coTER,
so that I can furmsh It oat and CLEAN all seasons of the
year. I have also on hand and for. sale the BLACK
DIA3IOND COAL. from the Baltimore Company Mines.
Thin Coal is admirably calculated - for LATH 011): Sloven
and' Cellar Furnaces; all of which I will sell at small
profits for cask, and doliver to any part of Um borough. •
•, Augusts, 1857. " •
,y. 11..31URRAY.
LIMEBURNEItB' C 0 kL
TONS of Lykono Valloy Nut Coal. a 'superior
. r.
el°, receiving and for solo by
August 5, 1857
C
UMBERLAND VALLEY R. R -
WINTER AMU \ T
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: 1 44 -07AP
CHANGE OF HOURS,'
On and after 'MONDAY, Oct. t2th 1857, Passenger , Traink
will run as follows - : (Sundays excepted.*
FOR HARRISBURG.
Leave Chambersburg; • ' 9.50, A. M.
Shippensburg, , .9.20 ".
New villa, 9.55
" Carlisle, 10.30 " •
• " -Mechanicsburg, 11.00'
At Harrisburg, 11.35 .' "
' , FOR CHA3IIIERSBURO,,
lat Train. 21 Trarn,
Leave Hasrisburg . •• 0.30 A. M . 1.60 P. 14.
" lleehanicsburg 9.10 - " 2.20
Carlisle 9.60 ' 2.p0
. 10.25 " 3.25
" Shippensburg, 11.00 " 4.00 9
At Cltrubersburg, 11.30 " ' (4.30 "
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, at 1,08, A,
-1.;7.55 A. 31., and 1.15, P. 31., via Celtnbla. Leave
Harrisburg Or 31., and 1.00 P. M.
Larive .11eirrlsburg, for_ Pittsbuit, at 3.35 A. 31.,j2.25
Noon, and 5.15; P. 51.
IMEEEM
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J'asiTengers for Pottsville, Rending, and points on the
Dauphin and Suslinchan tut Railroad, a n d for Treverton,
Milhitsburg, and points on the Northern Central Dad.
rood, must take the Morning Train from ChaMbers•
burg. •
lectmn
ponsburg, and Chambersburg, will be ton canto less
when paid for Tickets at the Office, than When paid In
the Cars. - Q. N. LULL, liupeet
Railroad Office, Chambotaburg,)
- Oct. 8,107.—U. •
1 1FAU VALL'S - GALVANIC OlL.=• °
ify this greatrroinedy has obtellied Gar itself, a wear!'
wide reputation, as a blestiing to invalids. In cures of
spinal disease, Rheumatism Burns andScelds.'Nervoua
headache, Erysipelas, Neuralgia, &c.. It has a magical
effect in removing pain, Imparting to the diets:mist pert, - - -
n nat oral current of electricity, by which...the healthy
'fwictioil are reaterod Immediately, and a cure effected
As no one has over used this article without" benefit.
- we - confidently - refcrto thosowlso IfaeirapPlled ft, "fo
their testimony In its aver. '
For sale by S. W. linverstlck, S. Elliott. 11. Kauffman,
11:3. Kinn', and at all the country stores throughout
the county..
•
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P l -2.41_-th...111/librUl.pritilil-EIFIX.XINTS-8.1.(1,1..,Lim _„.•
ibill is the only she. that le- shipped to the United '
States. ~. , _
Nov. 25, 1857.
lIOOTS AND SHOES" AT COST.
Intending to relinquish this 'branch of my husi
ness. 1 will sell off tho entire 'stork at cost for CASH.'
The stock is good, moat of it bought this faff —Also,
Cloths, Cassimors and Coatings at cost for CASH
Now is the time and Ogilby's the place to get rood
bargains. t•
Dec. 10,1247.1 OGILTIY.
4,_ GENTS, ATTENTION!
__.,...
0 you,wish to find good employment, and make
money with little br no investment, and 'kith .ut in.
terferlng will your regular businese 1 If you do, read
this advertisement.
C. E. Tenn & Co., of 392 11;oome Street, New York,
are manufacturing and sowing massive gold Pencils for
$5 each, (which are elAap at that price.) and they throw
in a gift or price with each Pencil worth from $2 up to
'ss, $lO, $l5, $2O, *25, $3O. 050, $75. $100.5200, and
Wu. Don't cry net, Humbug! Lottery'!" It's no
such thing. The Pencils are bold at their cash value,
and all the profits over the first cost are thrown into
the gifts, which actually cost the purchaser nothing.
The prices are distributed on a simple plan of dmwing,
which would tako too much room to explain, but which
has never failed to give complete satinfastlow. We have
drawn and sent to purchasers 183 gold watches of va
rious prices, 74 purses of gold dollars, 238 gold lockets,
k5O gold chains, and a corresponding number of other
prizes, within twownunths.
THERE ARE NO 111LANIii3,
but every purchaser draws a price warth $2 certain, and
it stands thousands of acute,. to bee higher figure. -
We want a good agent in every noighlswhood through.
out the country, to solicit purchasers, and any agent to
he successful; must have a Pencil and-a price to exhibit.
We pay agents $1 cash, for each purchaser he obtains,
and the first porton In any neighborhood who applies
for a Pencil and gift, will receive the agency for that
locality. Should en agent obtain a valuable prize to
exhibit with his Pencil, he would have little difficulty
In obtaining scores of purchasers, and making it a pay
ing business.
A NEW IDEA I • READ
' -3Ve ask _nobody to swill their money till they know
what prize they dritw. Any person wishing to try their
luck, can firs* send us their name anti address, and we
will make their drawing and inform them by return
'Mall whit prim they drew, when they can pond on and
take the Pencil and' prize, or not, whitheYer_they
- eitoose. - "Werglitolliiii - prfrliette only once to a purchas
er. After the first drawing, every purebaser.will be re.
quired to send In advance, through the authorized
agent. We will send , with each - drawing , the number
'taken out, with full tioscription of the plan of drawing.
Addrese • '
Jan 11, 1851-3 m,
•
HQWARD ASSOCIA . TION;::,
PIIIIADEIPIIIA.
A Benevolent Institution, established by special en.
dowment for the iallef of the sick • and distressed,
aßlicted with Virulent and Epidemic diseases. • •
To all porimns afflicted tvith Sexual Diserusei, such as
SPERM ATORRIBEA, SEMINAL WEAIiNESS, IMPO
TENCE; GONORRIREA, GLEET,' SYPHILIS, the Vice
of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, Ac.; Sc..' •
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful'
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
and the deceptions practised upon the unlbetunate vic
tims of such diseases by Quacks, several years, ago dl
rooted their Consulting Surgeon, sea CHARITABLE'
ACT worthy of their name, to open a Dispensary for the
treatment of this class of diseases,'ln all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with a description.of their condition,
(age, : occupation, habits of 1111), dc.,) and in cases of ex
treme, poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE: ,'lt, Is needless to add that the Association
commands th highest Medical skill of the age, and will.
furnish the most approv, d modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review of 'the Past, feel assured
.that their labors in this sphere of •benevolent effort, •
have been of great benefit to the af licted. especially to'
the young, and they' have resolved to devote them-
selves ' with renewed zeal, to this 'very important but
much despised cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report on Spar-'
matorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of °minim,
Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other ; Dissises of ,the
SexualGegens, by the Consulting 'Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, (in a sealed letter envelope,) FEES: OF -
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS far postage • •
Address,. for Report or ' , treatment,' 1)1.. 'GEORGE B.
'CALHOUN, Consulting Batmen, Howard 'Asiociatlon,
Not 2 Synth Ninth Street—Philadelphia. Pa.
• fly order alba Ittrectors.
• E_ZRA
117 D, Secretary, • • '• • '
ALL' .PAPER' Atcp..wmpoN%
- SHADES . , ' •
N0..133 FiC;rth Second:Street, below. glutei Phfladelp64 .
ihivingeomplated their large'aiteartinint of
Goods for Spring
. and nuinmer .Trade 1. would. SestiNtiiW
fully invite the attenthin. of purchMers *the same!
:"The stack- for twenty; alicannesi variety cannot
I[e ae' ; eopatanfly . on, hand - ,every..descrlption, Of ' 4. -
.oold and •Palnted'ilinules,, Du ff liollands, sled fShede,
Flafaree.' Wall. Pipets.' Curt/dna, Fire 'Mara Prlnte.
luders.Ae„ all of which they offe.rta.t.:Atn,W.:Terrian4toonattce.hen
own , be had at any lithPS. Call. an ett.'•'. • '
.10.3 North Second
,fiept.,4410.7. Malik I .
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ttio promuses jot. the: subsci-mer;ieelding
• 'North townshlp,Cumbor— ' ,
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0.1100041 0 bositioulttwil years old: '.Therii oro no par..
„tlotilar nuieks about the Steor..Thu,ow nor Is (Wired to '
'bot.itO eltsritettfotot testis
blot imsylother tiontlll lie, disposed of serordlng - to, - .,' - .
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19.11. MURRAY.
2d Train
2.10 P. M
2.45
3 i 20
4.00
4.10
6.06 "
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