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lartungi 2tpartuttilt.
The 'i'hiloktiPhy of Bread Xaking
The . following reinarka 011 the
phiToso
phy of u breadmakirig„,are from AohtiNoWs
"f Chemistry of Common life," a. work
--whielreontains-tuueli-useful-and - interes
flog information in regard to the food,
• 'beverages and narcotics in common use.
. •
," When the grain of wheat is crushed
between the stones of the mill, and is
—then - sifted; it is separated into - Iwo' parts
and' the, flour._ The bran is
the-olitside, -bartler part of the . grain,
which does not crush so", readily, and
. when it does crush, darkens •the. color of
"the flour. It is therefore generally sif
:. ted out by .the„thillor, and is . used for feed
. ing horses, pigs, and other animals, or
even for applying to land as'a tuanure:
If Lisp four be Mixed with: a quantity
of water sufficient to moisten it-thorough
ly, the particles cohere and form a smooth,
. elastic and tenacious dough which admits
of being drawn out to some extent, and
. of being. moulded into a variety of fortes.
If this dough be placed -upon a sieve or
• oil a. piece of muslin, and worked with
, the hand under a stream Of•water, ne long
.
..• as the water passes through milky,. therCt .
:•--ovill-rethaitiitt-last - upon - the - sieiie a white,
• sticky substance very much reseinbling
birdlime. This is the substanCe. which,
• gives 'its tenacity to 'the dough..- Vrom
its glutinoukeharacter, it has 'obtained
among chemists the nave-of gluten.
When the milk has become clear by
standing, a-white powder will be found
'Ftt the bottom of the'vessel r which is cow
, mon wheaten Stara. Thus the flour of
wheat contains two principal substances,
gluten and starch. Of the former ; every
100 lbs. of fine English flour ()Attain a
bout 10; and of the latter about 70- lbs.
" When a little yeast is added, to' the
flour before or while it is being mixed
with water into a :dough, and the dough
- is then placed for, an hour or two in a
warm atmosphere, it begins to rise—it
' fermerits,:that is, swellkor increases in
bulk. • Bubbles of (carbonic adid gas) are
disengaged in the interior of the dough
which is thereby rendered light and po
rous. If it be not put into a hot. oven,
• :the fermentation and swelling are at first
increased-by-the-hightirtempera bltt
when the ivlfeire:Via been heated nearly
to the temperature or. boiling water, the
fermentation is suddenly arrested; and
the. mass is fixed by the after baking in the
form it has then attained. The formation
of hard crusts on the loaf may be preven
ted by rubbing , a -little melted lard over it
after it is shaped; and before it is set down.
.to rise, or-`by 'baking it in' a covered
tin. • ••i
"_lt is now . newly-baked bread, and
Hit be cut across it will appear light
and: spongsr,:_being_ regularly sprinkled
over with little cavities, which were pro
. duced in the soft dough..by...the bhltblcs
- of pis given off during ' the fertnenta-
This fermentation is the': eunse- .
quence of a . peculiar action, whidh , yeast
exercises upon the moist
ehanges*part of the starch- of . the flour
into sugar, and then converts this sugar.
'into alcohol end: carbonic, acid, in the
same way as it. does' 2vlrn_....itis-ailded,to
the worts of the brewer or distiller. As
the ,. gas Cannot escape - from the glutinous
dough, it collects within it in 'large bub
bles, and !palms it swell, till the heat of
the oven kills the yeast plant, and causes
'• the fermentation to cease. ' The akultol
- escapes, for the most part, during the ba
king of the Joaf,and is dissipated in the .
• oven.
"New-baked bread possesses a peculiar
softness and tenacity which is familiar
with most people, and ihnugh — generilly
considered less digestible, Is - e favorite,
with many. After two or" three days)
it -loses its softness, becomes, free and
crumbly,' apparently drier,—ln common
language, the bread• becomes stale, or it
is stale bread'. It is generally supposed
that - this - change eases ' frour the -bread
. becoming actually drier by the gradual
loss of water; but this is not the ;case:
Stale bread contains almost • exactly the.'
same proportion .of water as new bread
after it has become completely cold.- '
The change is merely in the internal ar
rangement of the molecules of the bread.
A proof of this is, that if we put. tr stale
loaf into a closely covered tin, expose it
for half an hour or an hour to heat, not
exceeding that of boiling water, and then
remove the tin, and allow it• to cool, , the
loaf, when taken out, will be restored. in
ippearanco and properties to the state of
'new breed.
"L_
"The quantity of water which well-bak
__.±. eti wheaten bread contains, amounts on
en average to about forty five- per, cent.
The, bread we , eat, therefore, is nearly
]tall water;—it is, in fact, both meet and
• • 'drink together.
Items for Farmers
HORSE TRAlNtiquf—Mr.Tohn S. Raney,y
an •American, has recently been creating
a sensation in England by his wonderful
tact n training horses. Smile of thq .
"most.fractiotiS animals belonging to Queen'
Victoria and her royal family have been
subdued by his management . The Union.
States that Mr. lt. will be remembered by
many Washingtonians as having exhibi-.
ted his Wonderful power over the horse
in Washington a few years since. It says
it well remembers to have seen him enter
the enclosure in front. of the old Union
office, with a refractory animal, who was
oompletely subdued in tifew moments.
A Goou Cow.—llon. E. P. Buffing.
ton-of Fall Riser,. Mass., owns a cow, it
is stated, that has given dtiring . the past
year-4,704 quarts .01,miik, which is an
average of 13 19'365 . quaits•per day for
the entire year,. This milk was sold,ut
six cents per quart, and amounted to
8285 84. The original cost of the cow
was $74, and the cost of keeping $12445,
making $l9B 45, while the milk of one
year amounted to $B7 39 more than both
first cost, and feed. , • This is certainly a re
markable cow. •
LATINO, OUT liiirDS FOR WH EAT.-
An esteemed Canadian oorresnondelit
saYlihat " lands for' wheat should run
north end south; for if they run east
"wrIA - best:
the south side of the land—eSPecially if
ridged-up, high-itnd.thinner and of a
poorer sample' on the north si ." Have
others.obaerVed t his effect?
•
HUNQARTAN GRASS I a variety
introduced juto,•lewa by Governor Ujaz
hy,',ivhiah'seemeto be - fast heomuing an,
Mitt Orop in 'that State . It is now ,
'said . to' take - the. place of maoy,
gralseavhotlx forpasture and,hay.
D4iNApE•frat,.deep
fregizent •stirring Of the sun:
two 'tbird; arirthe true 'n for Amin %
inglandagairist:-the effects ofdrought:
culture Othoed :iiiepsds'eqeally in-
Ospirisable' • • • •tti
lisiellancous.
fyo, CARPENTERS; AOME R S
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• .1• AND BUILDNIIRS.
subsciibers _would resectfulty announce .to the
public, that they are now prepared to furnish the fol
. lowing dosed bud articles of LIMBER: First, common
And - Minitel Plan, and' IleaVdtt of All AlliedeseT - Com- -
ipon Boards and Plau of white pine; Hemlock Joiee
nollEcau Mutt. of ail !dies and lengthu ;' White Pine and
Itellow,Ptne Flooring, worked; all Rinds of Poiliog and
Illuster,ng Laths; Pine and.CyYlruS Shingles of nil qua
_...Lities.F.Shingilitg—Lath .triplug,,..nuti...bitual..
O . :11.1111 20 Rut long. ,All timbora sawed to enter; by
oaring their bills, of all lengths and sizes, (pine, oak,
hemlock.) Sash, Boors, Blinds and Monidings ready
for use. Thu above will be furnished on the Most roe
' ' imitable terms, find at the shortest notice.
TO. COAL CONSUMERS.
•• No have constantly on hand at
IA • • Muds of
- r.llll‘ e FAMILY COAL
sum us Lykens Valley, Short Mountain, Trovorto,n, ho
cunt Mountain, Luke Fiddler, Sunbury. Wlikesbarre,
and the lirnad'Topior 111E0cm/tithe; Ali of witch we
wilt deliver to aity'part of the town as -low as it eau be
bought at any•yaril in' the town. for cash or country
pr'tduco. Cos Mill re screened and delivered clean. By
strict attention to business, wo hope to recolvesa liberal
shore of public patronage..
. You will find our Yard in Elie pastern and of '046 bm
rough, opposite the Gas Works. Our office hereafteivzill
bu upt op posit° Bentz A: Brothers store, In the office
now occupied by 'Mtuire.Smith. - All orders left at, the
office or at either of the subscribers' residences, nn West
Pomfret street, or at Bast °trout, will . 110 promptly at,
turnimPto
•13111t031 & HOFFER
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,Carlisle, Juno 3, •
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CM
ÜBERLAND VALLEY BANK
P.O.OPRIETORS.
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WILLIAM KER, . MELCIIOIR 11RNNEMAN,
, KURT. 1)." STERRETT,: Jaw: Dum.Ap, -
Mc Wooi.s, , JOIIN S. STEIIEETT,
JOHN-C. ll. A. - STURGEon. ,
This flank, doing businesa in the name of lier, Ifren
nommi - Irtio.; ifffir ftill - yfirepTirffd - tirigrif t genoral
Banking'ilusinesa with promptness and fidelity. •
Money received on deposit and paid back-opfficmaud
Without notice. Interest paid on special depositsn'per•
tllimtes of deposit hearing interest at Vie •rate lye
per cent. will be issued for as• short a parld as •four
months. Interest on all certificates will cease at um.
tingly, provided, however, that if said certificates are
rationed at atiy time thereafter for another given pu•
clod, they shall bear the same rattinf interest up to the
time of renewal.- 'Particular attention paid to the
!action of notes, drafts, cheeks, .4e., in any part of the
United StateA oreanadas.
Remittances made to England, Ireland, or.t be Conti.
"nen Tim faithful anti s ecmfldential`exteution of ail
orders entrusted to them, may be relied upon.
They call the attention of Farmers, klechaniys and
all rthers who desire a safe depository , for their names,
to the undeniable fact, that liffipropthittirs of this Bunk
ale )I,llblo to the iNtlitt of their estates for
art the Deposats,and other ofifikatlona of !{or, num '4; en. •
They have recently removed into their new Booking
MUM dim eoiiy opposite , their former stem!, lu West
Main Street, a few doors east of the Railroad Depot,
whore they will at all times he pleased to give any in
formation desired in regard to money matters in gone.
.
Open for business from 9 o'clock in the morning null
4 o'clock lu tho evening.
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If. A. STURGEON, Cad Our
CnrllBlo, May 20. 1857
' IRE INS URINCE. THE ALLEN
AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE 11S
SUILA:s10E COMPANY of Cumberland county, Income.
rated by an not of Assembly, Is now fully organized, Ind
is °Mir:llion under the management, of the Pollock%
commissioners, vie:
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Drrnlel—Bailen- , William-11,Gorpts;)fiehnol
d. Elebelborgar, Chrlstlau Stoymon, Jolin C. Dun
lap, .12Vrob 11. Coov or, Lewis lly or, -S. Eberly, Ilenja
min 11. ..)losver, J. - Brandt, Joseph ‘llekevoluan
Alexandor"ratheart.
Thu mites of Ineuranco aro as low and favorable an any
Company of the kind In the State. Persons wlshing,to
heroine menthol,: are invited 'to make applwatilni to the
apints of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time.
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„ BENJ. 11. 7‘IOSSER ' President.
STAYMIN, Piro Progidout:
• LEWIS lIYEIt, Secretary
MICHAEL "COCKLIN, Treatatrer. .
• AGENTS.
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ikriillIIERLA ND COUNTY.—John Shorriek,
olp loillartin, Now Cumberland; henry Zearing,
"Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn, Dickinson; Henry
---- Downour; Churehttiwn
; Samuel (Iraliam, W. Ilemisborol; Samuel Cool Cr.
.1. IV: Clocklin, Sheplierthtown; 1).
—Coover,-Shenlierdstown-i-C: B. Herman, fitter Spring;
Ileti.j. Ilaveli,tlek:Sllver Spring': Charles Ilcll, Calllslu.
.3 1 ro11K COUNTY.-IV. il;Pleking,'Doire - e; Peter Wol.
ford, Franklin ; Inc. Griflllb, Warrington ; Den*
DAUPHIN CO.—llowor & Lachman, liarsisburg.
Memhorn of the romp:Any having policies about
rati have Min ronewud by making application t
any of (he AtTenth.'
"Alan . , Know 'Thyself!! .-
An Inv'alimablellook for 25 Cenla...Eve
, ry, gamily should have a qopy.'.
•,`, DR: HUNTER'S MEDICAL
0.4.1 MANUA LAND lIANDtiODE.
• 'flit AVFLICTED—
. 5 . ; •s - A0 containing an outline of the
;;;' , "l/kri - go ..origin,. progress, treatment
trtoia4 and cure of every form of dis•
MAAW4ii • enntrarted by . prowls
lo
r i
ntercourse, by
\\S • ex
cess with advice for their
„ prevention, written ,in. it familiar avoiding nil
niedleal technicalities and everything that would of
fend the ear of decen4': •-":"*"'"''
'Testimony Of the Professor of Obstetrics f u Penn,
College, I'hiladelphiii.—'4l4 t litlNTt WS MEDICAL
• M ANUAL.'—'TiIe author df.Dhis work, unlike the
• noljerlt v of those wile advertise to cure the discus-
W es of which it treats, is a graduate of one of the
• best Colleges in the United States. It affords mo
---pleasumtfr.reconimend-him-to th e_unfortuat e, or to.
"the victim of mal.practico, as a successful and en
• perionced,practioner, in whose boner and integrity
0,4 they may place the greatest confidence.
LON(1811011E, M. D.
1: 1 1 From A Woodward, M. it., of Penn. University,
E. 4 Philad. It gives me pleasure to mid my testimony
to the Profemilonal ability of the Author of the
' Medical Manual."—Numerous C. 0,1 of Diseases of
pr. the Genital Organs, HOMO of them of long standing,
0 have came under my notice, in which Ida skill has
been manifest In restoring to perfect health, in
seine instances Where the patient' has been consid
bd erect beyond medical gild. Iu th e fro:Q.ll.mi of scull..
'—'
cal weakness, or disarrangement of the Dinette.;
producmlby .SELF-01105E, or EXCENS Of vellery, I.do
not know his superior in the Profession. I have
been acquainted with the Author some thirty
•*nl years, and deem it no more than just'ce to him as
§-N. well as a kindness to the unfit Duna° victintofear
ly 'indiscretion, to reehinmend him an ono. to mhos°
••• professional skill and Integrity they may safely
confide themselves,
ALTRED WOODWARD, M. D
One onpy, securely enveloped, will bd forwarded free
of postage to any part of the United States, fur 25 eta..
or 0 copies for 31 N. .0(17c. Address ,cOSDF.II & CO.,
Publishers, 111.'197, Philadelphia. ..
.. •
Canvaasere and llook,igents supplied
ou the most liberal terms..
Doc. 0, 1857:71y.
Ll A.1)1)1., LI AND LIARS ES S MAK-
J ING. Tlit" subscriber continues to carry on the
-above business, I n all Ito various branches, in North flan•
'over street, Carlisle. two doors North,of .Leonard's corny]
where ho intends keening on hand a.general aNsortment
In hitt lino, consisting of all hinds of fashionable SAD.
DLES, Bridles, Martingales, Girths,
Cirrillglosand I lalters,alse TRUNItS,
traveling and saddle,
bags. Ile also --
man
ufactures the most I,Fir
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IIpprOVOII SPANIS II
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Sril 0 SADPLES over_ustid In the
eduotry, and those wishing a hand
some, durable' and pleasant saddle
will do well to call and seathorq.fie
also manufactures liar:less, Bridles,
Collars and Whips in all their varie
ties, and confidently believes from the general approba
timer-his ettstemers,that he. makes the neatest and
bust gears, In all their variety of bredth, that Is made In
the country. Ile also makes oil hinds of Matrasses to
order. viz: Straw, Ilusk. Curled Ilair and Spring Mat,
fusses. All the ahn s ve articles will be made of the best
material and workmanship, and, with the utmost deal
patch. .
lACOD Ru EM. ' A. K. Ititerm.
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OTICE is hereby given that I have
N
MIS day associated with mu, as n partner in - the
Forwarding, Commission and. Grain ilusinese, my son
ALKERT K. RIIREM,und that the above business' will
be hereafter conducted under the name of J. BIIEEM
& .•. J. RII BEM.
N. B.—Highest Cash iniees for PRODUCE ot all ktdds
FLOUR, RYE, OATS, &e. Salt, Plaster, &e.
always on hand and for solo.
Carllslo May 1 1857—tf.
TIAI V B It Y. STABLE.—Having pur
chased from J. It. Nonetnaker his LIVEDY EF-
ÜbISIELIENE, I will be alWays ready to aceummo
- date the public with HOUSES, CAR
gifttItTAGES, DEDUCES, and every other ar
&Fie in my line. By strict attention to
business and a desire to please, the subscriber Impolite
receive a liberal share of public patronage.
GEORGE lIENDEL.
N. D. Omnibusees on hand to supply those who may
be In need of them.. 'G. hi.
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. Nov. 25, 1857r]
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CJA R D .—We 'would respectfully but
earnestly urge upon the attention of those of our
customers who have accounts standing on our ,hooks,
the actual necessity there exists for the gottleinent of
the SAM, IMMEDIATELY, either by note or otherwise.
LENTZ & BROTHER,
, Opposite the Post-OMee.
bee. 2,1867.1
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A ,I ANNV'S . REAPER
,& MOWER.
The subscribers having been appointed 'sole
agents for Manny's Combined Reaper and, Mower; with
Wept& blimulty-MENT, for Philadelphia ...county;.` are
so w
cure the .bor combined matinee In use, will • please.- I
apply early, as the supply is limited.
PASCHALL MORRIS & CO. •
Seed and Impleinent Store, nor. 7th and Market eta.
Philadelphia.. , , . • .
',.CORN SUELLERS , I CORN STIELVERS
Or both hand and horse Rowerof superior quality and
finish, and at greatly' reduced "prices; also hoot, Stray`,,
and Potidor Cutters, &c. &a • • .; - •
PASCHALL MORRIS, & CO ;
" Cor. 7th and Market Strobl. Philadelphia. 1
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• PROUTY PLOWS,—T6 umjeysign-;
ed bacing been itnpolrar soli; liotttiria - Thlts4wipn:
for the Prouty Plows and Pastimts, aro I:6W prupormic—
.: offer them Id Partners and Denims at wholesale and re. I
tall. The Fronk , PloVi'tooh the' ilret'prendin 4‘t the ,
World's Fair In Londoujejaine t ellainnpetliien t end lII'
cophirueled - en ere tegoo and 'ptiVrarize at "one opera
, Farah° last,ten„xnerp. It bee been more ealekt•
sleety sold In; the diatritt areulml Philadelphia thin
:coy other ;:and is • now - °fibre* of impravett manta
tore, clan the different alias. ' -
N. Fe Om 7th ap.a.liarkikt; eta. Paladelphisi,
dink.lllo,.
Bisttitantoto.
vm - SAXTON'S
n PRiNG' - AltraVAl;
STLICIII.GF HARDWARE.?
I,....The_subseriberilas Just returned from the Eastern
,Elt les, and would pall the attention• of 'a - 11d
pi) public generally to the large and•well.seleeted as•
sortment of HARDWARE which he has mitt on hued
consisting in part of BUILD; NO MATERIALS, such 118
Nails, Screws, Hinges; Bolts,-Locks, GlAss of every-de"
Iptlon - umfquillity;snelrawCommonvWhitemolished -
Aluerlcun, French, Enamelled and Double . thick of all
sizes, Paints, Oily,
j il , rfies, &c. - •
TOOLS—lucludi Edge Toole of every deseriptinn,
Snore. Pianos, nines and BMA; Augers; Squares, Guages,
Files, Hasps, Hammers, 'Vices, Atkin, Screw Pintos,
Blacksmiths Bellows.cke., Ay. .
Shoemakers and Saddlers will find a large assortment
of Tools of Story &script len...together with Ladies' and
entlemonV Morocco - Lining, Binding,' •Yatent and
Fiench Calf Skins, Shoe Thread, Awls,llax,l'efis,.Lasts,
Harness Monuting, Collars, ilirthing, Whipstock, Met ,
hair, Saddle Trees EA., SA.
.A
Also, Coach Ma k ers Tools and Trlmplings of all kinds,,
ouches Hubs, Spokes,,Felloes, Shafts, Bows, Floor Cloth,,;
Cativass,• Cloth, Damask, Frlng, Moss,: Axles,
Spring Beni, SA., &C. •
Cabinet' Makers will .find'a large assortment of Var.
nishes. Galt, Walnut, and Mahogany Veneers, Knehs of
all kinds and sizes, Mouldings, ItivettOlair Cloth,
Pipsh, Curled Hair Chair and Sofa Spongel Ac„ AA. '
Housekeepers also find a large assortnient of
helves and Forks, Bratannia. AlLata and Silver Plated
Table and Tea Spoons,Candlesticks. Walters, Shovels,
and Tongs, Iron And I.ass Kettles, funs, Ege., - together
with Cedarware of all -kinds,. such as Tubs. Buckets,
Churns, lce
Agricultural intilkments,embrneing Plowsof all kinds,
.cultivators, Hoek Rakes, Forks, Chains, fic. • • '
IROE., a !urge ate li, , comptising all kinds in general
use which lam selling at oily wholesale prices. • ,
Remember the Lid stand, Ear,t, Main street, Carlisle. I
• • -11. SAXTUN.
i N -Cr 000115. 81'it I G
- 000Dst'Bout. and Brother have just opened one
of the largest and best assortments of Dry Deeds ever
-broughtto earlisle.:-Abeirsieck-bas been selected with-:
more then wand care from the best bouseS in Now York
mud Philadelphia, and uvory effort ,madtain the
latest and most fashlon'ablo styles of dress. They.liat
ter thhmselves they will he able to suit livery variety
of taste at prices as low or lower than:.they calf be
bought hero or in the city.
Black Silk Robes, Ilaregc Robes, . Poplins..
Fancy Silk Robes, Law u Robes, Agentine.
Foulard Silks, Guns tine; Brilliants. •
Rapidest, Silks, . Pure Chub, Giughnin Lawn.
Moire Antique,. Dural, lioMbazine. '
India, • Crapede Espagno.Alpaes.
'Mourning,'llimalyn, All wept du lane
• Fancy Silks, yainartine, 'Cashmere.
m
A full assortent •Sfwhitelll.ofiligooas,Nainhook 3105-
lins; Victoria lawns, Figured Swiss, Volt ots for 31an
tles,-Whito and Black Crape Shawls: Stolle Thibet, Mode
and Brocha Shawls, tge. liiiikpets, Bonnet Esti Hs, Rile
boos, Flowers, As., Coronation. Cruvella and Qrittoline,
Skirts for. Ladles,Altai, Collars, Undorsleoves; -Band
-kerchiefs In great variety.
•
GENTS WEAR. • -
Cloths, Casslmeres,.Drap deti. Cashmerets, Summer Cate
Amer., Cottonadee, Silk Undershirts, Liumik
chief, Ac.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleached and unbleached amen and Cottnn'Sheetings,
Table Linens. Wulen ditto, Piano Cover. Counterpanes,
Straw Mats, Flats. Looking Glasses. Tickings, Window
'Shades of all kinds, Umbrellas, Muslin's and eit6ry
va
'rlety of- Dry Goods in common use.
We have justlaid iu a large stock of Tapestry, Ingrain,
Imperial, Mixed and Rag Carpet, GU Cloths. Matting,
Straw Mats, be., at lowest prices. We respectfully he
vile the publitto call and examine our stuck before pur
chash*.We have bought oar assortment at such
pllces that we cannot be undersold.
Special attention-Paid to purchasing goods In the city„
pernsdnr_nt_tintrit , it untie.
Every effort-1411 be made by the firm- to give safTiTacs
lion to those who may favor. them with n dill.
BENTZ d: BROTIIER.-
SUSPENSION AND ITS CONSE
.
QUENCES.
'Anise 'who 'wish tii see the eiTeeta of present - FT- -
NAM:ISL CRISIS, which has almost plungri our
'Country into a stern orliankruptey, making the rirh of
to-day the poor of to morrow, eIITIAII so by railing at the
NEU STORE of the subserihor, who has }ust,yeturned
from tho east with r a largo assortmunt of
GOODS, (111.00ER11t4JIOOTS, SII0E,111;ATS,
nsl CAPS..
whielt he in determined to sell cheapur than orerbffered
lu Carlisle, for Coos.
"
ill
„, 50,-
Lslnes • '• 113 , i "
Thibet Cloths "
DUcals oIS " 55,
Together with a largo assortment of Alpars,
Chnllies
lle issues, Do Barges, Lust rca,
t.‘kirt
ingi French and Scotch Ginghains. Prints, 011,1 es, Col.
Dos, Ilantikerchlets, Shawls of every
kyle and quality. Staple and Domestic Dry' (Mods,
Cloths• ' Cassimeres; Tooting, Flannels, 31 uslins, Tick
logs, Stripes, Checks. Calicoes. Citron/Mc, Linens,
Sheetings, Denims, Nankeens, Drills, Marseilles Quilts,
colored and while Carpet Chain, Umbrellas
Also, a large and spiemik asS'Ortmeut of litinnets, Bata.
Caps, Boots and Shoes, which w be sold at the present
greatly reduced prices. -
A superior.lot of Fresh Ororeries, Teas, Coffee, 31.
lasses, itimi Spices ? &e.„&c. flaring selected my entire
-stock with tho greatest care sud at the hiwest Cash
prieos, I can assure my friends and the public generittly,
that I will do all In my power to make my establish
ment known as the
"HEAD QUARTERS FOIL BARGAINS."
Those who alai to purchase will find it to their niE
vantage to call and examine my stook before purchas
ing.
I will p ay the highest market price for Dotter, Eggs
lingo, Sea'', aud Dried Fruit.
Carlisle, November 11, 1857.
1 .1 RESHGROOEItIES!-
AT S. C. lICYETT'S
Shad and 'Slackerol of difforont*ady iliu ; amrs
Salmon, Scala Fish and White
• At IItiYETT'S
COdfish, Ault aud Pickled lloirlug,
At ItUYETT'S
Cheese and Crackers can be bad
lined Fruit, Preserves and Jellies,
At IWYETT'S
Sugar Cured Beef and Hams,
A ft ch supply ofLIQUORS,
Lead, &e.,
STOCK OF DRY- GOODS FOR
SALK
The subscriber, from continued 111 health. and by the
'advice of his physicians and friends„ offers his stork cf
DRY 01) , J1/8 for sale, that be may thereby be divested,
of altthe cares of business, and be enabled to devote
his attention entirely to the restoration of his health.
The fixtures will also be sold and the store Mel el.
fyred fur rent. To any one having the necessary enpi.
tai, and who will devote his attention to the business,
this will afford a rare chance. Tires elision] Is already
made, and us the stock has received frequent additions
In May. July and August, to an outcast exceeding
gee% SUMO more would then complete it for the Fall
Trade. For particulars enquire of
l)E ,
N. 11.—A lot of Goods suitable Der the season just re.
solved. j6ept: 2, 1857.
• .
pimp NRE FOR WINTER !
PARLOR AND COOKINU STOVES.
The subscriber at his old stand on North Ilanover st.,
Carlisle, the sign of the "Mammoth Red Coffee lot;' de ,
fres to call the attention of Wu public to' WI largo as
ortmont of STOVES, of the lowest and most
hie styles, from the'best Wall ufacturfes In thil
country, and at all prices from 53 thltfs •
I. V Among his PARLOR A CIIAMBER STOVES
4
:...n
aro the Mirror Stove, the Arctic, itovero,,t•tar,
1. „i Persian, Union and dEtnit Air 'fight, together
with other patterns which ho has of all sizes
for parlors or chambero,and calculated forburning, either
wood or coal. Also, the :Etna, Globe, Astoi, Albaily,
Flat-top and ilaitdbox or Poor Man's, with other COOK
IND STOVES, comprising the latest Improvements is
kitchen stoves, and intended for .either wood or coal,—
Also, the Dining Roots Cooking Stove—a new and el° ,
gent article to which he invites tho particular :atm,
Om of -families.
_llls cookiim stoves range in price from
$1 to 25, with the fixtures completo. Also, Nine Plate
5 . ,..r0s of VILEIOUS puttorss And different prices.
Also, ENAMELLED AND TINNED 11 ARE fur Cook
ing Stoves 4 Bross Nettles. kc. Also, every article in the
lino of Tin and Copper Ware. Tho
,public aro respect.
fully Invited to call as ho is confident with 'his large
stock, variety and cheapness, ofheing,_ablo_to.givo en
tire matisfuctioit to ofery.purettolort.. tAlll and too.'
Oct. 25. 1854. • . - M. MORRIB
. GAS . FITTING 'AND' PLUMB
:
INO. ' The undersigned would inform the
•`. citizens of Carlisle that he Las made enemy.
ments to do tIAS FFVTING and PLUMBING at short no
tire, and on reasonable terms. Ile has engaged the ser
vices of a first rate hand from Philadelphia, and haslmp
plied himself with au alctonaiva assortment. of FIXT
URES, which will enable him to 1111 nil orders promptly
All work will bo warranted. Ills stock of fins Fixtures
will be found in the room exactly opposite his Tinning
establishment on North Hanover street, where be invites
a tall. ft •
TINNING, SPOUTING, do.—He is also prepared to
furnlshor make to order, every article of TIN WARE
used by housekeepers and others. lie will also attend
to .SPOUTING, HOUSE-ROOFING, BELL BANGING,
and PLUMBING.
Thankful Mr the patronage with which he has already
been favored, ho respectfully solicits n continuance of
the same. •
Carlisle, Jima 44, '54
B UCKWIIEkr,
Crauborrins, '
Mutiny,. • •
Katsina, •
• •
. Currants
• ' , °
Ell?:
Cinnamon,
with al other Side's. and articles sultablO for daily ll 5 0 .
trty ... and of the finest quality, in store and for saM by
. . . ----,- .1. 11
1,
' N0v.1 . 8,18575] '
. . .
,
Q_ALT•
. BY. THE SARK,.... . -
11.A.SI[nTS, ' i ••...e.
• '- • - .
TOBACCO and - .
• .
1 .
:Net received at' the Family Cireary Store . of 00413,,
Dec. 23, '57,]
OQ. WANTED ON - REAL
TATE SECURITY. .
Fo .gfortne too, write, or ai,ply to tlioy.slitoi albs
• •
GQO.D6 AG.AUN 11
.. .L . V.The subscribe': has Just returned from the
and Mawr opeuinghis third bang)) , of Fallana Winter
• Ooods, benght• at greatly "reduced,prlces-lor oath and
will borsold for the cash at tbelowcat figures.. '
Sly old customers and the publlo'hi general aro in , /
ted to call whilst the aasortmeot '18;401)4h:4r clod get
. •
good bargains. • ' r
• - •
. .
~,,-- - - 2, - - " Ntto''. 4 36- 6 bil:
. .
•UST .ItEdDIYED AND,OI'ENING '
J . .AT NAIRiIE'S eIIEAP'3E)VELRY STORE, '
n, , • . ' ', Main Sfre.c4 , alai*: lit
. . ..
~...2._.5--_-'.....w-x_ • - A Inigo supply of -
.. , . . .
...,ou.
~, -,•_..„-- - - - .Watehesi•itvelre4 - Sll.
, 4 .e-fsf', ' 7 .",., : e" - -.„
~ ..._ eor and Plated %Vat°,
. -7 ?" ' -"' ~,'",:.:1)- ei.,! ~to wI.ISL. I inelte• at-
• I,'.‘ ' •.. iy . t 7„;.. ka,- tenths!, .
:4 „ 4;. .. ,.,,,
4,,..
4 ,
~..,:, , ‘dS,
, L _, ,If you, want to ',..te .
07 . 4 ' fr ....lact.ircun: thu. luote.St.
~ -• A..... k . ,____, L'" 4 : r stock at CloSks, it welt.
' Z.,,,,,5,,,;,,•, 4 T -.!.7, , "woks, Sneer and
Klan , W . :
••,,-,,,,.„.„ L*7
ca l tatsdwart, in Carlisle '
t. 0 7, ' - :
• • .• • At NAUGLE'S.
.
We have a large assortment of Gold and Sliver Ma
king and Open Case Watohes to suit del Fancies and
Pockets, •
At NAUGLE'S. -
Flaw and Cheap Jewelry of every style and quality
In setts er by the piece as wonted,
• At NAUGLE'S.
• Silver and. Plated Walters, Cake, Fru( t, Simar, and
Card Baskets, Silrer, Table, ?Pea, Cream, Sugar, Salt,
Desseetmmt Oman, Spoons,-
- "'• At NAUGLE'S.
Fine Pearl, Lava, Coral, Cameo, Goldstone. Morale, Flo.
routine MoSate, :let Box and Glass sells cheap
At NAUGLE'S..
Didiaiond Breastpins and Fingerings,
At I'AILICILF.T.
Gold Hunting Gaso,. Eight Day Levers; Gold, hunt.
log Case, Dup.lek; Gold liuuting, Chronometers;
At NALGLE'S.
Dagley's best quality of Gold DaneUlu' Ditto . . bold'
Pens and Silver Molders,
At NAIBILD'S. ;
Sliver and Plated Tea Setts, Goblets, Cups; ,Toast
Backs, Pitebers, Urne, Tureens, Tea Bells,
At NACOLF, , s. •
Gold Neck; Test.. Curb. Fob, and Chat:halo 'Chains,
Gold Bracelets, Lockets, Tillnibles,Trosses, Clawing,
At NAUGLE'S.
Fronch Thuo Places to run three and four' owl.,
-
At NAUGLE'S:
• •
•
• • Gold 9ICOTO, Vest, Collar, and Shirt Studs of all styles
and Osality, ,
At NAUGLE'S.
Plated Forks, Spooll9, Knives, Napkin. Wogs, Sliver
Thiniblos,
• At NAIJG LE'S.
Flutioas, Accordeens.Music !Saxes—if fine'variety,
' At NAUGLE'S.
Ladles' Pertinonales. Pearl and Leather, Plalu and
Fancy Travelling ]lags, very rice Myles, cheap '
At NAUGLE'S..
I`f you leant to have your iVatches put in good re•
pair and warranted, take them to
NAUGLE'S.
If you want.to getu Cheap Clock, you rau get It
NAUULE'S. '
If you want your Silver ware neatly marked at short
notice, - •'
M NAUOI.Ii'S.
All goods warranted ts roprosontel, or aniltioney ri.
funded,
At
Persons that runt bargains are la , V t tl A t ik c i a l l
S.
B h. ELLE 11 ',S •II AT,- CAT,
1100 T AND SHOE ST0121:.
' North Ea,t, Corner of the . Public Munro.
The Fubseriber, offers to the public a complete and
choice assortment of (lots, -Caps hootsand Mmes. which
11111 . 011.15 t been purchased fr.) the best manufacturers
Our stock °oughts of a great variety of beautiful
• - SiLIC.AND FELT HATS,
made expressly for customers.. All hinds of naps for
Men, Burnt and Children. 11: , e would Ins Ile gun [hider
attention to our writ selected and grout N.Trief.T7 - T,
these goods, as we.are confident they cannot be eNeulled
In the town or county... -
BOOTS AND SHOES, of every style and varlrty, all
uhequalkl for price and finish. It eonKists in part of
' MEN'S fine'Preiudi CALF - BOOTS,
1101" S
YOUTH'S - " " •
LADIES' French and English GAITERS,
Child, 1' WS '
Every varlety of Children's fancy Shoes.
Tho best lot of heavy WINTER BOOTS, for moo nod
boys, hi.town. •
Thankful to our friends and the imbllv for
Tors, we hope l y ci riot attention to the wants of our .
- rirstnniefx, - atidlitTi.111111;11 - 001)"(MOITFTTIFiWeill - CliiTr .
conOnned favor. J.II.I(EIA,EII. •
N. ll.—We sell no Auction Goods: . [pct. 7, 'Li. •
NEIV - GOODS ! GOOD - GOODS !
JF YOU AVANT NEIVMOODS,
0000 0001,0, ew 111EAP 000100 - 00 . TO 1,001.0.,
next door to Maglauchlin's Hotil, aiul You^
large assertnienrof Ladie s linodt., ....misting of Bin k.
Fnoey 0111 i (lenom , Silks; :11,erjr,ine, POlllllll (11111 S. 1)0
LIIIIOS, De Intges„klinn•coe, Srotell Plaids. Sark lion
nets. Scotch, Maneln , ster. limintau.. elnunbrag
Glug-
Inlfns Flan' French Worktkl - Callers, - Ribbons
Hosiery. - .
. .
1/031ESTIC:;.—Wfiolen Drlllll , ,g.
1r
7 1,41 ., Bags and Itagging, , Cottial VIA ndids. Qsnalogigs,
xmmls, nglncm, Table Draper, Checks, Idto
'ored Carpet Chain. &e.
In Sliawls and Blankets wo have all sorts, MY.. and
.conditions!
For gnutleinen tee horn Finn French Mirk Cloths,
•Illnck and Funny Cossbnern:. and Doehhins. Entire not.
logs, Tweeds, Sotinetts, Yelvut Cord, lienturhy Jeans.
As for nine's. women'ttand children's Boots& Shoes,
wa defy competition.
Also, a very superior lot a f ,Groceries, such as Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Spices. Re.
Our stock has hem selected with 'the greatest care as
to price and qua!lty. and we are determined to hell at
very small advances. TlMse xlshing to purchase in ill
find that ire are selling as cheap—lf not cheaper—than
nay house In town valid they will find It to their ad.
littOtlOte to give us it
Butter. Eggs, hags, ?oar and Dried Fruit taken al
-Market-pikes,
J. A. HUM RICH, Jr
N. W. WOODS, A
Don't forget the Once,. next door to Moghturblin's
MU
' are sole agents in Franklin and Cumberland counties
for'the following r 111110210 Works:
Benton's Abridgment of the Debates of Congress.
Price por-Vol.; cli.th #3 00 7 Sheep :15U.. •
'Benton's Thirty Yearn Vin. ; complete; In 2 vols.
Cloth $5 00, Law Sheep $d 00.
=WM
El=
=Ea
At IaIYETT'S
Mormix General Anis of the World; Colored iklajw,
end bound, $0 Oth
Burton's Cyclopedia of Wit nod Ilumor. •
American Eloquence: n rot belies I , l * speeches, etc,
by the most eminentorators of A merles,- 1% ith blogro• p
phical sketches and Illustrative notes. by Flonl: No, re,
now reedy. complete iu tea • ols. Cloth. ; I.lhrnry
.tYlo, loather, it/ so; Wirral!, 'gilt, 0 Uu ; half moroe
co, 7 00. , , •
SANDERS' SCHOOL ROOlO.
•
, Sanders' Primer.
Sanders! Speller
• Sondtrs' Reader, No. 1.
Sanders' Reader, No 2. •
- Sanders' Render, No. 3.
Southern' Reader, No. 4. •
Satalers' Render, No.‘s. •
Sanders' Reode:N No. 5.
Sander,: Illgh School Reader.'
Sanders' Ladles`•Reatler.
.enders' Speakers holesale and retail at
SIWYOCK, TAILOR S SMITH'S
Melodeons,
SIIRYOCR, TAYLOR k SMITH'S
Planes,
SIIRYOCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S.
A largo supyly of School nook F, o'holemle nod rrtall,
811111'uCK, TAILOR SrSMITIFS. -
Paper. Envelops, Rene, Inks, vie etc. _
SHRYOCK; TAYLOR &
HE NEW .STORE AHEAD
COMPETION.—The greatest and cheapest antral
of the Pelifoll of
FALL AND WINTER DUI' GOODS, r - .
Groceriesrliats, Caps, Boots . and Shoes, at the New
Store. In Carlisle, corner of North ll:tumor and Louther
Streets.
- 'rho Undersigned returns thanks for the patronage
bestowed on him by the public. and at tho Salllo time
respectfully-announces find Ini - basJust returned front
Philadelphia and is now opening a now lot of Pall and
{{'later Dry Goods rind Groberies. consisting in part as
follows, and which he is determined to sell at the low
est mash pricest—Silks, Ducal Cloths, Alpacas. Challis's,
Du Lathes, Do Rages. Lustros, Poplins, Brilliants, Skirt
ing, Fret tb rind Scottish Giughants, Prints, 01010 N,
Collars, littodkerelders, Hosiery. &c., &e. Shawls of
every style and quality. Staple and domestio Dry
Goods, Cloths. Cassimors, Nest Inge, Flannels, _Muslin:l.
Tickings, Stripes, Cheeks Calicoes. Cett.tostles, Linens,
Sheetittim, Denims, Nankeens; Drills. Marseilles Quilts,
colored and white Carpet Chain, Umbrellas, Ac , &c.
Also a Jan' and splendid assortment of Bonnets, lints,
Caps, Boots and Shoes.
A superior lot of Fresh Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Moles.
sett, Rico, Spices, &c., Ac. Having selected my entire
stock with the greatest'care and at the lowest CASH prl
cos, I eau assure my friends and the public generally
that I will do all in my power to make uty establish'
moat known as the . . .
"HEAD tiCABTERS FOR BARGAINS!' •
Those who wish to purchae will had it to their ed
vantage to call and examine my stork before purchas
ing.
I will pay the highest market price for Butter, Eggs,
Baks t Soap and Dried Fruit.
• • J. A. 'HUMRICH Jr
Carlisle, Oetni;er 13, 1867
MONROE Wilms.
N 0 E portions indebted to
the subscriber, are' earnestly, requested to call
dud" settle "their accounts The city.
merehdots bhilng ddeptod the cash system, dill compel
us to curtail our credits, and do - as near a cash business
as possible. , •
Dee. 10018147.4... , • . ODA'S 001LRY.
C •
ABAS '-AT COST.-The subscriber
is now offerintr,a lot of QA11.48 fir sale nt cost
T lay:1011Ni found deslribie for Christie is presents.
'llothlii,47-3
S3►3dil9
ONS Cliarooa
•
(Forge) P IRON, for sale of. the Wart houNO of
• oza. 27 4 ; 608.) ; •- • •' ; If—MURRAY.
OP ' PARTNER,..
•
otte. I.. o preby glum that s the partnerabbi hereto-.
Rife ietlni betwpen A. J. KUTZ and JOilh! A. WA I'.
FiELP; to }Molloy. by mutual coneent • diasolved. .
*settlements ere to be wade • with .Wangeht, • the
- Attorney Wartleld, •
: • JOUN,A.xensiiist,q,
.eirlisio; 10: 6;1:858lr
. .. , .
. ,
. .
The biisirtiete wlll.,her.after s fie carrieCon at the
Notadry ald Marble e hap In East North street; . by
f
Jul..si - A.Wai eitt; under the Btperttitemilebeeof A. J.'
'Kuts, tit Fm men: Thetnictul f.r pant favors, the 'par
ties respect( by In tbqlr,',lo * . relatfoeship, sollett 'a,
continuanee,orpolintrOtiewu'a titer ftither euttmere t
And thifiktmunge of tblipublla gunerelly,
Ft .
..... - ... , '.. . AL, J.KUTZ,ltprianm.' -;'
•, isu...!N *IN •?. i.I, , . ,'. '",. --. ..:, '.; . ... ' •
ifisrclancou9.
1 - 111 E LARGEST CHAIR, AND
LFUITNITUIU ESTAIMISIIMENT
'IIALTIAIORp,
Niathiot'S .•.ay Sproet Ware-rooms.
N0,"25 Gay Street, near Fayette, •
• 'BALTIMORE, MD.,
Wilma: Is kept always on hand,.or made to order; eve
style of 'French TETE-A-.T.E'rEP;Iv
,uths or lirocatello.
French Full :And and Medallion, Parlor ARM CHAIRS
Ilalr, Cloth; Or Ilroeatelk,
French Full Stull Carved PARLOR CHAIRS, In sets'
‘ .lth Plush. I or Ilmea tone.
SOFAS; hall • French Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
thAI ES, In- Hair, Cloth or. Plash.
ROCKINU CLIAIRS--Various designs, In Hair, Cloth
end I'lnsL:
- •
Stuff Bering LOUNGES—a large assnrlment always
DP hand. or any pattern mode or ,covered with any
goods to order. . •
CHAMBER SUITh—In Wainnt, complete, from $3.,
• •
np. '
CANE .CIIAI RS' and Reeking do.- , the largest assert
taunt ready-mm.l9 In States—from $l2 a de.-
zen
Bar Matra. Olden and Dining CHAIRS, Onk, Wal
nut or Mallogolly, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seats—
an assortment embracing over•so doyen.
Wood' Seat CIIIIRS and SETTEES and BOOKING
MIA I its-parer lOU 11.011.
'Feather Beds. 'lair a id hest Mattresses of every re.
Holy. Also. all ninds of gilt and Slain Fronton for
',poking ("lashes, ke.
A. 25 North flay Street,
.lunr lit. 1857. Neltr Fayette street.
Carlisle Foundry,
AIACUINE SHOP,
CAlt AND SAKI FACTORY, '
Ent•E Main t.. , treet, CAR .1,1.•31.1
This extensive estahllshinent IS - new_ In Complete
or
der n u t niipplied . with the 110,4.111.1111101 y fOr exeruthiv
work ya every d i , trthient. They.lnillaikus have 'also
ei l n_greatly with_thr_
newest and most Ipiproved tools for the uninulaeture
of -
IVINDO'WHIA)IIV, SASH
,
ShutteN, Illplx, "Mutildlinrs. Braid:kir and all, other
hinds of Carpenter w.trrk. We Invite gluilders, Car-
printers and ethers to, call lied examine 0111• caellitles Per
doling this deseription -of work. The host )11iterlals
used end priors re..b lu AS at any othtlr establishment in..
the County iii41.14.w here:
STIUNI EN(IIN4S BUILT TO oiannt:
ainl repaired as heretofore. Bngines have been recent
ly built for \\'.. M. Henderson k Eon, In this borough.
It. Bryson .tCo...lllen & Brothers. Nei,
ville, Wetzel, 3lidilleton, and ,Ciers,
nt ivho...e eS tablLduuuut tliey nuic be seen In daily op
ett Le whew we eau fefel . 1.111;,i
MEE
orrery drsn Iptlnu, from the smallest to the lieritlext
pleces.'ext.euted at slim t uutire torovery kind of ina.
chlnery. A large variety ofudli casting,. now unhand.
Patterit_diiikeris.eanstPtitly
It Ftlktt{St7 promptly attended to 'Mr Paper ".‘lllla,
pint lllimlrs, tirkt Factories, ite. l'orning and .
rittidg 11111 Spindles..te.ihille in. thirst style.
TDRESIIIND lACIUNES' AND 1101ISE PDII'EID. 4 .
61101 us I iii:l7 - I , our. 110 r, Powers. 11,17..00
I: eu r pour uud Two .
I . lllVerri, Corr : 4 11ellt•r:1;
Crushers, I ml,ll 111 . 1111`11.. 1 . 1 , 11g.10:1,ti IIgS,.:IIISLOL ill, r
theirs fur likrmers, or prodptly outdo to order.
. BUNDLN - CAlti4 - 11111,T, - • •
atul repa7retl. (Jur for Indiding Cars are now
litre 1,111104 th. than,i)~lp•tolol'A.,and us to fur.
risk (hem to tran9Pl .Cfriiii't rat areomn.
latlng - terurrmurffiacl , • - rr thr bust filliterials. Orders
qolkitcut and .1 t Ire sat ',faction guanintee I.
. • . .
The long experience In the buslnei.s of the mini,
partner of the firm. and the rompletene, of our iun
.•hlnery In trery liranch ofthe eslablinlinniot Warrant
us In assuring the heat work to all who Ai or un
with tilde urdwrs. The mint innea patronage of our old
friends and the !midi.: In respectfully solicited.
May x,F. UMW:NEB. & Co.
NEW AGRICULTURAL' WARE
nonw,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
line s o,relb e r, located In the basement of Ufa 'Moth
•11s1 Churvh, oppoldta the Railroad Depot : i• 111111, r
,elvlng it tarlety of Farming Implemputs, such as
i~
IJRAIN DRILLS, •
GRAIN FANS
CORN SHELLERS,
FARM WOLF-RS,
Worn and Cob. Grinders (Scott's ilionto 'the ereseent
frail, Ifor,e Shot elt, itl.Al.liliS AND rlittWEltS
•Maany's with Wood's linprot etneat.) Straw "Cutter
A.c., all or tt hich are id the most Improved tiltol and
tvorknataship. and will he nold . tin the most•accuintood:
111114' terms. farateis are reNaadlully invited to CH
tad extdoille before intrchabing
— t l ). For the I . OIIV ell trurv• I if.lanern.- Mmra'a -Patel
.Irain Drill uin he sold at 6hirenutustown.by I.lenjand
Clay. and at Sit ppensburg by.ChristlaP, Long.
August 90, I h;ro.—ly. . .
MMtE=s===
. .
ORA II A NI, Mello IV ELL & CO ,
- • GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Leavenworth Cit?), liansint Territory.
WILL buy, sell; and locate, lands in
Han,. Nebrnsk. Ton and
Western Missouri. buy 011.1 Suit lands, loan and Invest,
money,•buy, and bell dr AS, g 1,13 Inlnrinatlon respecting
the country, and do a general agency business.
lILFEBENCES.
. John 11. Breton, Esq.. Carlisle, Pa.
Wet. M. Beeteni, Banker, ••
11. Li rahani,
Ker, Brenneman A Co., Bankers, Carlisle.
Win. M. Henderson, Esq., C'm flute.
George .1311410 Soil, Esq., Lancaster. l'a. •
Dr..lolin A. Ahl, M. C., Nowville, Pu.
Min. S. Cobean,.Esq.,
E. W. Clark A C 4., Philadelphia,
Yooklin, tillepherdstown, Pa.
[Autry Reiman A lolls, 31erchants, 'Baltimore.
Blake; Esq., Cashier Mercantile Hank, New York.
Snyder A 31'Earlane, Beal Estate Agents, Minneapolis,
31ilinessota Teriitory. . -
Win. lillgor,;%, Esq., Xtterney and Sent ndato Agen
Sterling. 111
11. W. Mate,. Esq.. Henry eitv, 111. -
-IN4lor..losopli Miner. Colub,:filianteaunty,
H. W. Clark a, Co., Bankers. Philadelphia.
We. Pollock, Ilarriabutg,
Mnreh 18,1857.-13% •
11 R I\l ERS LOOK HERE!
_ 3IACIIINIitII
The subscrib er desires to inform rwmeas and the puh
lle generally that 'he now has on' hand and is eon
stoutly manufacturing Threldfing Machinekwith Pier
pout's VitLellt, Shaker,. which era generally acknowl.
edged to be the best articles now in lane: Also a variety
of ImproVed Clover itulleos. Corn Spellers, Straw Cut
ters and Plank's Celebrated Plow. lie also attends,to
the repairing of - Agricultural 3.laChinery.in the best
manner and on reasonable terms. Illanufartory on
North Hanover Stro, t, directly. opposite the residence'
of lieorge Meti.gor, lisq•
Sept. 2, _ JOHN PLANK.
TIARMITARE !
.11AIIDIVARE
P. SON
urn now receiving their Fail Stock of Ilardware. which
Is unusually large, and In connexion with their for.
mer heavy stock makes it one of the largest and most
varied .I,,mrtinunts ever offered to this public. They
have every thing thr t the ..I , arnier • the Builder, the
Merchant. or the public. may want ht their lines, and
which they are selling at the very lowest prices. They
solicit a call front the public belbre inaking•their
chases, as they feel confident they can offer inducements
that will reward the ha er tbr the trouble.
Saellug thankful to n golltrilllS public fur their former
11l oral patronago:tt continuance of the tonne It solicited
at our old staid lu North Hanover Street. Carlisle.
October 9,1956
t SUPERIOR CORN SIIEL
;:•,' gffh I,ERS ci? ',Vous. siren and patterns for
hand or Borst; Tiier, Xi:getable Cutters,
Borne Powers and Threshers, Hand and
_ PoVier Grain Mills, Partners 11oi1Grs. drdn
Fins, Urindstones wipi friction Rollers, llartrdoor Rol.
hers. Bull 'Rings orSteel Copper and. Silver plate, Ball.
Sippers for leading, linrse and Ox Muzzles, Intuit Bow
Pins, Ox Yokes and Bows, Shepherds Crooks- Rook Sall;
Pin. Pruning Snwl , ,' 7 iiinp Pruning Saws and Chisels,
with everything needed by the Farmer or Gardener at
wholesale aud retail.
PASCUALL 'MORRIS d: 00.,
Implement and Seed Store,
7th and Market streetn,
Nov,lB, 1837.1
AND FODDER CllTThll.—having been ap
pointed sole agents in Philadelphia for the
ith tvo cutter, we are ablo•te • supply them
• - at,wholusale am! retail, of Impntred con..
truetioduod finish. Four years' trial In this ,aectloh
have established their reputation as the beat, artfelwur
the klmi - lb the market. They are adapted fer hand 01
heron plwer,-self-sharpening,, mad
.are; simply, ;durable
and eflieleht. ' • , •
PASCHALL MORRIS A CO., •
' - .•• lapploutent and P.a.d.4torei •••
' • • '• "and Markit streets, Pilled.
N0v.13,1857.] • • . . •.•
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Ji WE'LLING:IIOU.SS AND STORE - r ) .. ~, „( p..„„„,-,„,...NT. ....•,..
he wolf lnoir ~n Ihrekllng House... An - Store 'ROOT , .
tlitliptli In Main titfeetcand now In the .::.cempancy'of
Chafles Oglthyi,*lll ha fur rent from an; first or-Ili,rll .
next, Fer,i'ortae apply , to •-- ' . ' k doli
•i1an..27, 111,484 .; , ' 7 ..
t)k..'
• .•11*, - 11EN e
3.,
tLACKS)I,II',II6' U v.A,L.---lu;uou
Iluyttela of. liltunlnottio Coal, from thy, Midway."
on" Mines' isralvfnii. alni for ogle by. • "
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'2.4l.incitsctitalts,
PIdXOt! ~P !
MK.
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40 I, b . MEDAL P 11.1 U
PIANO YOUTES. t
s icILLIA:11,IMA1111, senlnr partOer of the lutelitan
of Knob°, thelde-&-Co., continues ttuunanufact us c and
fel emf Olt aIS D AN)/.1.411.1ARE MANI/AII:TES, under,
Um nom -of W11,1,1A111 KNAIII.I k CU., ut the •old
stand Nos: I, 3,"6 and 7 'North Eutaw knot, °posit°
thu Lutaw Ilnuse..Bulthnors: •
Thankful for the extoulthe putrofinge received by the
late firm for the hnst fifteen years, I respectfully beg
leave to Inform the public, that since the death of ono
of my partnerS, Mr. Henry , (Itelnie, by which the *part.
nership was dd.:trial
_I 1111V(I:liprelmed_ the _entire
large stock of unfinishod:Tiones, Inntaher, and other
prepared materials belonging to the late' firm. I . aball
therefore continue tine bminess at. the . old stand us
above. and' will endeavor not only to sustain the well
established reputation of the fate• firm.' but' to excel
all former efforts In perfectin,r the Plea Forte.
Since the dissolution of the Into titan, I am manufac•
tuning Finnos'on a new and 1,11111.1 t, litaproveel scale.,-
.11. first Instrument fillished aeOnrdlng to the new • de
signs, was deposited In the Fair '1 if tile Maryland lost I.
Cute, held Ortobei, it,35,.at whirl ft took the highest
bonors.of the' Institution, hoeing linen awarded the
Prenulunn.",over litt, unusual eompetilivo
of fourteen Pianos. exhibited by‘sonne of the best ma
kers of Madre:, New York end liallininere.
At the Amnia' Inlustn , Exhlbitionin. held. in Oc
oober, 11153, and (le
inr. 1850. by the Meehanies' hist!.
t into of Itiehunond, Virginia, my ,Planos WOl . O also award
td the Ilighest Premiums: '• . .
-Agaln..atAlm.late_Eale_of..the—Mgrylannt.lnstitute,
. held October, ISSO. after a int.st thorough and an un-
usually. protracted investiption of tin, merlin of tine
eighteen In4truntents on exhibition, frets the most
celebrated Met . ..ries of lialtinnere. New York aunt Bos
ton. my Thine. Ir(!re f14,411111W1111011 the highest honors
of the lostilmtlinn, they having received the "(told
Nienlan rertilleate," all honor only adjUdged to articles
of such superior merit as to defy competition for Lou
Ntlevessiye years. .
Also: int tine Third Exhibition of the )letnMolitan
3leeleunic's Institute. held Inn Washington, IL.C. March
. 1057, they were onion Inure awarded the highest hon•
IVlth retrard to the qttelltles of my pianos, I centi•
dently refei to the testimonials I am. conrtnutly. re
relying rune Profe..sars and Amateurs. spealaug for
themselves and oth.,re, of the high appreciation in
vi bleb my Inst.:111011N are always held, and which can
ha seen at my 11 'a And this in 00 host and
114114.11:11i10 lISSUIIIII. I can offer to cut,tomers. spar
from-toy-own knoUledge of the Tn..truments, that-in
purchasing at , nty establishment, -they are guaranteed
the poss,..sion at 11 1.11/1111, equal, if not surnier, to any
made in this eauwitty or 7
All Pianos built at my Factory hove full Iron Frani s,
being sn HiIIiSEELIONHI HS to secure great additional
strength. without affecting the lONE, and therefore will
stand in any climate.
Plan. naide to order. of any hind of wood, and with
any Fty le of finish that mark, haired. •
fillr . r.trerltVA ellu. Is bestowed upon my work. and the
s'election or the hest materials; and every lustrunumt,
turned 011 t Of Ply Mclory eau therefore he fully wal •
ranted as possessing all the qualities requibite fora
good lqann.
All instruments of my maniffiteturware l 150 guaran•
teed Pro five yeare from the day of solo
Particular attention - Is Old to the selection of I.n•
strinents - for distant ordels, and a iltivit.rrn: or fx
eff.‘„••mr.grat,ti.d at aff . o time oithin six months from
be day ..ole,shuttlii Quell lustritintat.ntd_gliee_titire
sat islitlion.
1L90V11111.1.$ as. I)E.M.F.IIS will frlld it to-their 11 , 1V1111t•
ago in 'give me' a ',ill hoiliro porvloislog olsew hero.
fiU_.(onstatitly 611 11:11:d a 11116 "lii:sortinetit of !%1F.11.(
DIiONS, of ilio-best..notkers. tit prices frnto
ith
. singlo 110111110 ilieds—aiol also with
key boards aud stops well ailtiplial for the use of small
1,11111 . 1 . 11 q,
Pf.INOS em-hanged, aired, or tinied,
Tin 'Ckilowlng tekdimonlals from two el the most enki.
nent - Pianists in the we, Id. will show how my InStru
meets al e.apprevinted by those great Perfrmers. who
led 111..1.0 unities fur testing the Lest tßatterk of
.Europe and Anu•riru:
Mi. W. lie silo, Baltimore:
—Pei.. Sir: I have great pleasure In certifying that I
- t7f7triect your elitliq:lllM+; . rtriel - fintrthertrequrd,it ,
not slllllerillr tn4luy iu this mkunt ry. Muoug.their great
ighleh-kilstlngolsik lhenk. is Thu stones ni'
tone, the agreeable and even tooth. and volume of
Gone. 'Wishing Vuu all the 'meei•ss you so highly de•
serve, y I auk, sir, yours Very truly:
Baltimfire, 1555, " TIIALBEBBI..
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Messss. Wm. linahe & Co.,llaltimore: .
(lentlenun : rt:rmit me to express you - herewith my
Ourere thanks lhr the Grand and Fllllllll. Pianos
whhit you have loaned 10e. lOW on I have per
fbruu•d atmy concerts. I cannot but congratulate you
fillflll the 1111111011 Se progrrra and haprovementb you mn :
continually mate Oh I our,Pianes. wLich. in my tidtp
lan, rank. among the very loot in Mix country. • -
With hearty for your success and prosperity,
whirh yoteriehly 'ae,erve by your en terptiko, energy and
activity. - 1 remain yours. very truly.
July 15;1857=—1y. NA tr . It ict; .1•ILAKOSCII.
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BUSH'S •
7;7
nboveiEighth.
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t n'b tit 11 C
11 t,
ITOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE. -
Thelosthoony of Prof.,llnoth and Dm lirinckle
Ilan log proriu.lx been published, the following Is now
added:—
From,Prof. - Meel.l)Sl{Y, formerly profesqpr Theory
and Practice 111 lieitieillo ill Fenitifj - Medical Col
lege Peunsr I vania, 01111 pile en/lesser of Surgery-in
the American . College of \lrllleioe he.
toi.i.ruLt, Nov. 27th. I F 56.
JOSVIIII E. UOOVer trial .'nf your LIQUID
11.11 It 1)1'4; will I.llllrill, the •ninst skeptical, tied It is
a vote, LI.EIiANT, and , vrsic"lcteus preparation. Updike
many others. it has to al instances proved ser
vicelthle in the trftre soup' cutaneous eruptions on the
Lend. and 1 have no hesitation In commending it tv
those requiring snckan application
Very. rebpectrully, .1. F. X. Meel.,oBKY. M. D.,
475 Itacilk,St., above 13th.
IVRITINg
WHITI FLUID. and HOVER'S 1N14i1,1111,11
still maintain their high character. which has always
diAlognished them, and the esteflKlVe; demand first
created: h in continued untntorrupted until the present.
linters addressed to tha :ttaufactory, No. 410 RACE
Stroot, above FOURTII, (oil No. 144,) Philadelphia, nlll
Irocelve prompt attention by
JOSEPH E. 110 . dVE11, Manufacturer. .
E- MAGNETIC BELT_
T to undersigned. after many years of careful research
and experiment,lard discovered and perfected a safe,
-convenient and unexceptionable moans of completely
enntrollng the maternal function, without employing
any of the unnatural and deleterious expedients so or
ton resorted to for that purpose. Apart frum Its arrow
' le l'aL of Provonting Conception, It is an infollble
means of restoring hi be - alth and rigor the abased. do.
'ranged and enfeebled ',mere:Wye tunctions of females.
and of, re-invigonding and restoring the general health
to Its wonted constitutional Integrity. It onnsisto at a
MAGNETIC IIe.LT, nitich enCireles the body directly over
the es ILLIVS, by the Magnetic action of - which the fe
condoling power is intercepted 'anti held in ahoy once,
and Lilo vital nem,llingnetic currents. olliernine drain.
nd olf,by sexual excesses are turned bark through the
system,- stimulothig all the viscera to a healthy tier.
Ulu! tone. in a true moral aspect, no valid oldee.don
eau ho urged. against Its lawful use, inasmucti as it" is
designed to subserve n meat humanitary purpose in the
reproductit'e economy. It Is Impossibly in n brief card
taw gi e the reader an adeouate conception of the vir•
tuesol the discovery and elte MuI,VS Of its anion. Ac
andingly, the proprietors 'have prepared a pamphlet,
fully embodying the philosophy of Its influence -upon
the genitive function, its uses, tests and results, - which
they will thrward, upon' receipt of Six " - cents In
postaga stamps to any address.
The price of ill° Belt is sent by mall free. "
COUItSKY, NORTON• A. CO., 31t1 Broadway, New
York. 'Address I'. 0. box 2ill.
• Deo. 2, 12357.—am.
STAUFFER 4.. r. HARLEY.
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1 1 17 HOLESALE . AND . RETAIL, at
No. 148 (Old N. Oti) North SECOND Stro nd l UZ l Pori t Or '' of
quarry, Philadelphia.
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Gold Lever Watches, full J 01011,81,18 caret cases, $2BOO
Gold Lepitte, 18 vuet, ' . '
Silver Lever; full jervelled
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Silver hopine, jewels, ' 0 00
Superior qua rtlers, . . , • 7 00
Gold Spectacles,' 7 00
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Floe Silver do., • . ' • , 160
6olthlUttoolets,----...—:..-_,-/-,..,..,_,---..-3.40
Lady's Gold Poodle, 100
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• Silver Tea Spoons, set, 5 00
Gold Pens, utth Pencil and Silver] older, ' • 100
Gold-Finger dies 3714 ,ets. tp - Wlt' Watch Glasses.
plain 12% stn., patent Din Islet 25 rattier'aralest
proportion. AU goods warranted to be what they ii '
sold for. .- .
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STAINT.IIt 4
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- Air.Ou hand f ome -Gold and Silv ''
LvvaltalA.Ranr'd"'4o
ninea still lower than the abev ' ur
e prleen.
1 t..9„.18137. 7 -Iyr. , . ''• . ' . -' .
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TOHN H. ALLEN & CO., N6s: 2 & 4
Chesnut stroet. (south aide, below {Yates.) Phila.
'dolphin; (the oldest' Word ware House In tho city.)
Manufacturers _and.{Yholetule Dealers In Pateut 'Mat
chino-math llsoonts, Patent Oroiliod Cedar:U.ov. (was,
?aphid not to shrlnh,) Wood' , 'and {filled - warn. "Cords,
faslishesAs.. of. ll thuterlpthinti. Please cull and ex-
Amine t it'atock. , „ • • ...:.:AUguat E, 18S7-13.: ~"
‘°7
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po . yv, strADEst--Tho•finest, N I V
lairaat, and Cheapest assorthtent Illudow
shades asp 19 lad the new store or..
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fiiscePni.coiic.
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1 II E , 1: E'sill PL E 0-P • ITA .INi (I.Y
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. . ' NOir - 'OI4IN
• • A -- • MUSS iilht:LE 18 COMM' '
' . And will to of hie Old 'Rend Quarters in North
Ilatmvel• stmt, during the Cbristums_And New Year . );
-. lVstlvltiesiivith annif Ilie,liii ; gcsFdpsefOlents of
CHOICE (ICAIIATIONAIIII.B •' .
' Ever offered In thin place, ciptslstlng in purl of Fine
Candy Top; nmt,Fruits. Jelly Unhus, llon . llong. Gum
Chocolate und•Plilt...Dmrs, Rose, NAIIIIIni - tlnd - Iturnt
ADIIIIMPM , A O II.OInhII-941 , 1t41142Acrets,&.e..._,Alco_all
',he common varieties, ' . ' • .
FRUITS AND NUTS ..
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of the latest hullerlotions mush as Oranges Lemons,
Raisins, Figs, Pruens. Currants, Citron; soft-AidrifiCr—
shelled Almonds, Filberts, Cream, Cocoa, and Ground ..
Nuts. In connection with the above an ostensive aw
sortmeir t of
TOYS AND - FANCY . 'GOODS
of Query quality and price, eunsisting in . part, of Fine -
Wax, kid, chinm, Cr; log tied other Dolls. Sewing and.
Card Baskets, Fancy Brutes, Flower Vases, Motto Cups,
Tea Setts, Masks: Drums, Guns, Air Pistols. Accordeons,
Harmonitams, Trumpets, Chessmen of hone. and ward,
Dominoes, Latto and other games. Fancy Soaps. Ilair
Oils and Port !donates, Sc. Harp also a fine lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES, such us pulverised, crushed and
brown _Sugars, of every grade,Sollte, Molasses, Starch,
Green-and Mark Tens, - Splceii, Butter, soda, Kugnr, %tot.
and other Crackers,-theesn. Sc.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks ti gonery
ens public for the mammal: heretofore bestowed on him,
and hopes. by a desire 10 pOO., to merit a continuance
of the samd. - P. MONYER.
„ Dee:lo. 1565
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1%1 ERCIIANT ' TAILOR.
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South Honorer Street two doors North of Deutz k Pro's
Store, Mas just returned from PhiladeTpl,la; with a
fu i I stock of Cloths CasMineres, Yestings dc . dc. suite.
able for S.pt log and Summer wear. which he is prep( ed
to, Make tip to order promptly, and on reasonable
terms. . . •
Also on band CIINAP dtEADY—MAD} CLOTHING,
loget In, uL¢ block, collars, handkerchiefs anti other
artieles,ustially found In ni Gentleulans yurub,hing_
Store.
Goods bought elsnivitere will also bo mope to measure
as usual.
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FAMILY
OA L.-1,000
'runt: Lyken's.Vdley
C 0.% 1,. brolen und•re
szreened, priipared. ix
pressly' that' Wally uF, ,
ntld kept usmit corm,
so that 1 MU furnish It mot and CLEAN, all seasons of the•
year.. Hance slop on hand and for solo the BLACK
DIAMOND CtiA L. from the Baltimore Company Mines.
This Coal ift admirably calculated him TAMI/11g Stores
and Cellar Furnaces; all of 'which I will sell at small
profits - for rash, and dellverto any part of the lanourh.
August 5, 1857. . ' • W. 11. MURUAIi.
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I[ 4 IMEI3URNERS' • C 0 A L.-- 2,000
. TUN of Lyk ens Valley Nut Cool, a supbrlor P
c e, receiving and for sale by -
August 5.15:.7
1 OUII.3.IMLAND VALLEY it. IL—
, ILI IS INTER ARRA \GEMENT b
f ee
em e l 'elP . &I.
, • CHANGE OF 1101.11151
On and after ‘IOND AY, Oct.l2th 11 55, Paeeenger Trains
will run as follosi a • (e,und I, s e ',opted .)
1011 HARRISBURG , .
lot Train 24 Train
Leave Vinunborsiturte, 8 50, A NI. 2.10 P.M
" Shipponolotrg, 920 " 2 I', "
'---n-1., ea s Hie, 955 " tr,2o '
" C:trllsle, 10,10 4 (4) "
" 41e, Iltlllkanll g, 11.00 " f. , o
l At llarribbur,;, 11;35 " 5.03 "
FOR CIIAIIIIEIISBUIIO,
1 , 4 Tr dm 24 Train.
' Leave lia;rislourg..o.3o A. AL 1 50 P. 31.
31,11 tniesburg 11 . 10 " - 2 20 " j
Carlisle. .2 30
Near Ole. 10 25 " 82 , "
" 1 , 14 ma it.thurg, 11.00 " 400 "
lAt Chamber,lang, 11 'lO " 4.:30 "
7 rains bare Harrisburg tor Philadelphia, nt 1,09, A.
Al 2.55 1 NI and 1.15, P. IL, via Ct. Malta Leas o
Ilarrisbut o tor liallintoro itt Oa) A.,_ll.....iiid_Lt n_p.,._ist,.._
Le lN•( 1111117LTITI4 fur. Pittsburg, at 9.35 A. 141 , 12 25
Hunt
~ ent,inti 0,15, ", m , ...._
Passetars ler ' Potteville, Reading, and Points on the
D inpliln and ".its imitation 1111ilIcAlli, 1111(1101 In s erten,
Allllershor4. and points on the Northern t t nttal lin•I
-ri, al, must t tko the Alorning Train from Chambers.
burg
}Ares from Harrisburg. }Meehan irshurg, Carlisle, Ship
1 1 polishing and C t i e ounbeisbutg, bill be tie touts 1, NI
when paid for 1 lel, 04 at tho Wilco, than when paid in
, the Cars. O. N. LULL, Super't '
Railroad 0111 re, Clombersburg, 1
Oct. b, 11151. -3t.' i
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t . TAU VA L S
-juy.Vllll:l — kreat reitinlYltiiii7iii - alited for itself a world
w hie reputation,. in itrvnlidn . I, _cures of
spinal disease, Rheumatism. Biting and SeaItISTNITVOIIII
headache, Erysipelas, Neuralgia. ac.. it has a nui,rival
ellect In rentoviog pain, 111ms:11110o the diseased - parts
a 'Wm . :it - Current of eleetricity,"by which the healthy
functions tire restored immediately, and a cure effected
As TIO ann 11:14 eier unrd this 'article without, hermit
we confidently refer to those who- Lave applied It, f. 3
their tei.titininy in Its !liver.
For sale by S. W. lfavecstlck, S. Ellfot 11., En attar:in
11. J. liletrea, nual4t all the couutry stores t roughout
the county.
N. It. The unlthcan price In FIFTY CENTS'a bottle, as
this Is the only size 'that is chipped to the United
States. . .
N0v.25, P 157.
AGENn..,,.AI"r • ENIQN!
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Do.you wish to find good employment, and make
money it Ith little or no investment,. and with n.tt in•
terfe.ing with your regular busiu4sl If you do, rend
Oda nth ertisement..
U. E. Tout, el Co., of 292 Broome Street, New York,
are manufacturing and MASFIVO gold Pencils for
$5 each, (wit kit are cheap of that prlee.knol they throw
in a gift or prize ,with each Pencil worth from $2 up to
$lO. 519. $20,. $l5, $5O. $5O, $l5. $lOO. $2OO, and
$5OO. Daft cry oot. "1l outing! Lottery I" It's no
sorb thing. The aro sold at their rash value,
and all the Fonts Over the first cost two thrown Mtn
the gilts, hich actoall cost •the purchaser nothing.
The'prizes are distributed on a simple plan of drawing,
which would take hot touch room - to eNrilliu, but w hick
has never,failed to - give colitnike satistastion. We have
drawn andqeot to purchasers 183 gold watches °rya-
Hoes pricer, 74 purr.eq of Ohl dollars, 238 gold lockets.
SW gold chains. and a corresponding numb6r of utter
prizes, within two months.
NEM; 'A It E S,
but every purchaser draws a prize worth $2 certain, and
it stands thousands otelloroo o , to be a higher figure.
R e want 11 go td agent in every neighborhood Odom:h.
nut the Colin try, to I.ollllt, purchasers. and any agent to
he anceeeeful. unjust have a Pencil and a prize to exhibit.
We pay agents $1 cash, fer,calth purchaser he obtains,
and the first person in any neighberhood who Of plies
fora Pencil and gill, will receive the agency for that
lend lay. Fhould an agent obtain a valuable prize to
exhibit with Ilia 1 . 13/Irll, he would have little difficulty
in obtaining scores of purchasers, and making it a, pay •
lug business.
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A NEW IDEA ! READ I 2 READ 2: I
111.11 nobody to bend their money till they know
what prize they draw. Any person n iSlllllg to try their
Inch, .11 111, , 501111 tie their name and addrets. and wo
will make their drawing and , Thihrut them by return
until what prize they drew, When they .11 i,end on and
take the 'Petteil and prize. Or not, m bickerer they
choose. ‘Ve give this prlVllege Only once to a purelins•
or. • Alter the first deeming, every purchaser will be re.
gnirod to send in edrue o 4,through the authorized
agent. , ‘Vg will sond mitt, 04th dram lug the number
takenPeAiwith full descriptipn of the plan of . drawing.
Makse ' •L-
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1V A - .1t1) . S , O qtA TJ 0 N.,
A.
A nonovolont Institution; established by special en.
dowment for the relief of the Mob and distressed,
attlietint with - Virulent and Epidemic diseases:
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To all poisons Minded with Sexual Diseases', such as
SPERM ATORRWEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPO. •
PENCE, GONORRIIIEA, (ILEE'f, SYPHILIS, the Vice
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, Ac:, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexuar'alveases,
and the deccptions practised upon the unfortatintte
thins of such discuses by
,Quacks, stivoratimirs ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE"
AcT worthy of tbeir'mune Willie') a Dispensary for, the
"treatment of this class ildiseases, in all their forms;
end to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, w ith a deicription of their condition,
(age, occupation, habits of life, &c.,l and In eases of ex
treme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. It is needless to arid that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age; and will
furnfsh thin most approv, d modern treatment. '
The Directors, nun fOVicW Of the tut, -feel assured
that their labors In .this sphere of nevulent effort,
have been of great benefit to the afflictod,especially to
the young, and thee bare resolved to devote them
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selves with renewed teal, to this very important but ,
much despised cause. YA.
Just published by tho Association, a Report on Spey.
maturclitea, or Seminal lyeakneAs. the Vice of Orianism. -
Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other Dimon", of the .
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by tusll, OD a smiled letter envelopr,l FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE It.
CALHOUN, Consulting, Surgeon, Howard Assochttlou,
N 0.2 South Muth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Dy order.of the Directors.
EZRA 1). IIEARTWELL, Presidi ut.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. '
. Dec. s, 11357.]
rIOUSE AND LiOrAff':•4 Itry ATL
Ituatiql on iVest street. in 1 1
he bilniudh,otersrlisle.
adjoining pm poriy PeiTer,on the - North and
lilts. Sterrett on the South. 11,9 hit 'contains 81 fdet
n;frnotby 120 fret 'in depth, with a romfiwtable
•i:DWELLING 110USi3. For Anther pArtleulere
enquirnon the
_promises.
Sept.'lo, 1857 -if.
F Oll !; Nl.Ti t Stor6 R oo nn
D!oilln.N:;tllhtnrlteet:nov i n t
cupaney of, N. Wilson Wokelit, is offered FOR IiENI
from tho Al'o day of April next. This )property le .P 0
erell , ktolo'n to 'Mildness inun rie on old established
stand, thatnething need ho paid In record to locality.
For further information apply to the Subecrlber, et
tho Ball lined (Mee. JOIIN
jnn.W.i:18.58.-tf) • . ' • Agent for the owner.
.XC E S 0.11. P 1.0. T U 11.143 S. •
A. It. If ENVD" r wolilii reape4rilli, iii`form the. •
fiti.OnA of CArlisle d vicinity that be tittlivrahon rooms
fn Zugva new building, neat corner of Altirl;et rquare:Lv
where ho In at all time. ready to take A MI3IIOTYPES
in tho,intent and most approved style.. Pictures 'taken'
In rainy mild cloudy wenthor namell nn cleivr.. and eat- -
Isfaction given or no charges made. Perivnita and Da,
giverreotypes copled: ! Minint tire Pictures taken_ for
LocketsAmbrotype„ v ' •'; • • '
, Arubrotypee vrnyn i nted to eland thetas! of tivoc : lniat . ..",
•.Ladles And bentlenvein ara cordially r liv ilea '.*? caLiV f.
and enamine apecipme ~ d .• 4 •
Priem - 111.Mb 2.seta. to $10: A. L pOtwoori. ' -
08. 24 1648.40 • •
IV. is. MURRAY.
C..TODD .1, CO.,
802 lieoomo Stroot[kot York
MARY dARDNER