Marhtts.
eylittlSLE PRODUCE MARKET
'Reported • weekly for , the 'Heinld by,
Woodwowd & Schmidt,
noun. geperfiee,,perllbl,
do, Extra, • do.
do. . Fatally do. •
ltYs- • - do. --
WIIITE IVH,FAT per bushel
REU do. do;
RYE do
Coals do
• 'OAS'Sdo
• eLcivenekso , . do,
TIMOTLIVINSD do,
SPRING BARLEY • do,
WINTER BARLEY do.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
,
'noun, per bat rel, 4 50 a 6 00
Extra family flour, • 5 50@6 00
• •
Rye. Flour, - 3 25'
• ' '
Corn Meal, 3 25
WHEAT; best white, per bushel, 1 1501 26
Prime red wheat, ' ' ' 1 00(1)1 18
Rye, per,bumbel,oB
. .
Corn, a ' —,. : 70
Outs,
Cloverseed, per busliol,
Intskey, per gallon,
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Ftioitn, per traiTel;:`o.liu extra,
Rye Flour, -
thou Meal,' 8 00
•.
‘VIIEAT, best white per bushel, , v• - 115®l - 22
I'riwe red.,Wheur, ' ~ ..,, .`:.91 031
_O7
Ityu, per bushel,.
b.ru, ~ '
Ones,
Cluverseed, per bushel,
Whiskey, per gallon, •
ISPT OF IMIALERS.:--Of Goodi.
4
Wares and Merchandise. Also Distillers,
Lumbermen, Tanners, ecr., within the County of Cum
berland, returned and claasittOd In accordance with the
several acts of Assentbly, as follows, to wit
• Carlisle
Abner Bentz, dry-goods
M. eocklin, groceries '
•
J. N. Armstrong, lumbar,
Shai•ley,
S. M. Dimmer.
W. IC Murray. cost
Woodward & ...3cinnidt, produce
J. Itheeni k
.
J. k D. Rhoads, root
W, A. Mlles, dry-goods
-lienfy Motile, clothing
lieuben Line, - dry•goods
11, 31.. Johnson, tkooto
W. 1.. Iluller. groceries •
W. 11. Trout., huts ' •.
5. D. tiorgas, stores
sines Lotidou, hooks •
A. M. Piper,. " • -
Samuel rAliott, drugs
Thomas Cutdye, jewelry
J. W. Eby, groeerles
Henderson 3 sons, produce
Jacob Senor, shoes
3. S. Its Wort; groceries
8. W. llaserstick, drugs
Fredericks .k Ilumor, inorketing
Arnold & Livingston, clothing
.1. P. Lyno sr'Son, laordnuro
Jounthen Cornunni, shoes
J. A. Ilumrich, dry-goods
•
David Corrannn groceries
Jscub
A. G. Lechler. " .
Wm. Gould .k.Son: dry goods
Janice Calif°, inurkoting
Jacob Keeny, " -
S. C. Iluyett, groceries
Slirmil & Gutter, lumber
r. Mouyer, conleer. (2 stores)
Arnold A. 5i,,,, clothing
George Koller, Inds
A,'nold, dry-goods
Keller. huts '
:floury Saxton, IntrdwOre
Steiner& Co. clothing
Chorlek Ugilby, dry-goods .
W. D. Al Naugle, Jowelry . _
IS. S. Bitter, clothing
C. Intioff, groceries.
11..1. Kieffer, drugs
U, W. Miner, dry goods
Henry Harkness, groceries
John Pallor, -
John Homily,
l‘lossersinith, " •
Jamey Mkiranahan, - -
N. Matadi, clothing
Smith & Taylor, books
William Askew, marketing
Henry Rhoads, furniture
J. It. Weaver ~ •
A. B. Ewing,"
David Sipe,
J. WI Smiley, clothing
It. Bainbridge, shoes
Thomas Phillips, oboes
•
Robert Moore, shore
SIIIPPENSBUItO
It. Ruby & Co., produce 10
Bonjamin Biggs, waikoting 14
William Clepper, , " ' 14
31: M. Anglo, lumber 14 '
Philip Detrich *htroceries 14
Baughman All;osuaught, groceries 14
Baughman & Fosuaught, produce - 13
Samuel Sugars, marketing . 14
Willis, Moore *Co., dry-guide 13 .
Anthony P. %Volt; wars
P.O, Arts, shoes ' ' 14 -
S. C. Holier, " - .
14
1. tlee's A Co., dry.gooas 13
.1. A .1. D. Retidlg, •• 11
-11timberger-J,lllair, produce—' 11
Genseman A WaggtMer, clothing 14 .
J. C. Altick, drugs 14 r
stoVi 0 k . K . %In k/ 0 & Bro., dry-goode 13
Forney & 31'Pherson, hardware 13
J. Stumbaugh, drags 14
Jacob Pogue ' groceries 14 •
John Bridges, clothing 13
IV. A. Cox, shoos - 14 !
Tatou & 1.-tuwart, dry-goods r 13
John M'Curdy. toots . 14
John Criswell,.drugs 14
J. Fisher. hats _
14
Grabill & Holler, hardware 13
1. M. Hikes, stoves 14
NEW{ /LLE
S. L. Levi, dry goods
}try & 31'hlwains, stoves
Jut.upli Laug Ain, clothing
Stough 0 MILT, dry-goods
Davidson, shoes
11'11 lsm Brattou, 4rug.
VII/hun Reed,
W. L 31'Cullolh;groreries
William Ventud, marketing
Stitzel,
Jonathan Ferree, "
James 3l'Catitlllsh, dry goods
W: W. unman, drugs
WEST L'ENESDOEOUCTIL
14
, ,
lit.
Townsend & Co., produce 13
,
Paul & tiro., 13
•
Woodward & Seinnidt. produce , 13
lobo S. Davidson, dry.goods 14
Edwin James, • - -14
J. flood & Co., II • 13
Alexander Goodhart, marketlud . 14
Wllllutu Dlshop, 14
. ,
•
NEWTON. .
, „.. •
I'. A. Ahl 4. Ilmit., prolluce' lili'''' - '" 10
J. A J. 11. Ilursh, produce, (New) 10
Alfred 3111t1c1), dry.goode • 14
C. rosnaught, •• 14
A, C. Sr. It, 3111Ier. " .'
. 'l4
J. dr .1. 11. Ilursh,-pro,(Chilcrllle)--- -- 13
Highlands & lijkshlnger, dry,gootlo , 14 '
James Moho'', limrketlng• ' • , 14
J. M. Waggowir, - 14
Jeunes.liyle, dry-goods ~ 14
• , • " SOUTHAMPTON
Foe-aught A, Looli, produce
D. A, U. Clover. dry•goods
J. F. llaugham,
School, ' .ous & Co. .1
Georg° Clover,
lioury M 3 ors, marketing
James A Clark, 4.
MDILIN
Henry Snyder, dryinwde
Lewis Zit.xer,
FItANILFOII6
Grqun, dry-gouda
liorcwELL
i licenutker & Elliott, dry•goods' 13
Joneitlinii.Stri no - • 13
Bernier& liebuck, niarketiog - 14
Calvin ACClent; ' 14
Stouffer, clothing '
C.C.__ . 14
-- _DICKINSON, 4
•
~. . .
Havld Hays, dry•goods • 14
,Ituasol .ti.Dice p •'. • • • - 13
Christ. , Ocker, . ~ - 14
W.M. Mitts, , .! . -; .• ' ' 14
Jadob Pisnik, , ~,, . 14
J. limit 4•C0.; ~ -, • • 14
Poter.tharver, 4, 'l3
Imeld Cloudy, groiniries • 14
13. 0, Hutchinson, Morkoting . , 14
Jacob Heoteni, marketing . -" 14
• • 7 8011111 illiDDl4loXl,
Aloora & Craighead; dry goods
Atullla & Alexander,-
J. A. &.-1). Caufinau,
Lehligh,
inidlg . i . l3iiirdinuil 2 . dry•gdods ' •13
Deriuny & ' 'l3 "
Alnry Vinod, drugn • 14 •
/401.1.11/IMIDDI;STON:;'.• ;
iir7434445 •- • l4: •'• • •• 00.
•• - •
-
dri•goods . 14 700
Joshua Culp, •. 13. ,„ 10 00
Jauob 3jululonu, • ~ .
; 700
brNd," 13' 4' 10 00
„
441. Luldlvpralues " • l4 . 7 (4)
' - • ••• iMOOHANjoSioBO,
Diiotel
eu.,luipbor" •
•814tmiric.e.baiia ,r • PandUFe
. 1111 WW k
••Oitirta Singlger. •
J,Johnp , .
••.`,..Z.D. Or
coorde co. ---
& do,i4ei;l&itibi4!
" Jac* OtoprlO, 41.g00d0
Acitir# >o9#3 drogk !..
• 4
;.; !13, 10 OQ
13 10 op
;, , 126,.••• 4 12 60
12 '1:41260:
Iliiiifinan &Bon; barißrere , 1 .'' 13" ' ' ',. - 113''00
Ira Bey, drugs :.' • " • ' 14 . 700
Jacob burial... Weer, books : . l4 7 00.
* Brindle & Ne'Avenger, drir r odA . .12 12 80
Swisher & Fon : . . • 14, '7 00
D. tiral.lll, clothing ' - "14 ' . 700
B. Lamont. sheet ' .., . • • . • • .14. 700
Babb, Barretson &80., Imittwaro ' ' 14.. -7 00
Wonderly & Bro., stoves 14 7..00
lolin Barkm, Merkoling; . . ~ 1 4, , i,1
.:. ' .7 - 00'
R. Wilson & Son, stoves - _ . '14.. ..
l 7
00 . .
Banta Holmes, sliCies''.' - ' • . '.• 14 .." .7,00 .
Relglo di Herring, drugs ;• . ..1 ':..11 ' . ,10 00
11:1.1. - Iiieller;clothing T - ' - 14 7 .00 '
L'esl Shell, - .• " ' , 700
D. 11. Swiler, 'r" ~.' . , .14 ' . 700
. *I
'Henry Loewy dry•goods ' : 14 .. 700
Jobn Itelgle, ~ r +.
.-.
.- lB - - - 10 00
Andrew Sinsizer; groceries .. . ' 1t... . 700
Jacob Emmlnger, “• ... :14 , - 700
111111amiluston, furniture , 14 -4 . . 1.00
8411.13U01 Worst, ". ~. 14 7 00
. • . UPPER, ALLEN ,
aoswellor &•Zug, dry•goode
Mr. Shrlier, . " •
Hyman Longneckee produce
Peter Oingerlch; marketing.
Robert liettrlck, "
$ 4.25
4.021
5,00
2,50
• 1;10
1,00
4,00
2,25
LOWER ALLEN.
George Raines, dry-goods . • -
Ahrti. Brower,
jell it Rutz,"
William Lloyd, drugs. '
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Charles Oyster, luiuber
•
.1. 11. Church, " •
V.Treeman • •"
•
IL Nartln d Sons "• ' •
James k Musser, " .
11. F. Low,
J. G. Miller, dry-goods .
EASTPENNSROROVOII
4 24
20021
Jscob Benninger, groceries, „,
John 31'CortnIck •
Wearily &Zinn. lumber.
hicoh-Longnorker;groceties --
O. W. Fesier, dry goods' '
D. As .1: Hylton!. lugil er
W; 80., I wither
tier & taunt:lml, • . 't •
Wm. 0'11311110., (traceries
S: It. Patterson, produce
Molina Beep • .‘ '
ll;Dentinger, dry•goods '
A'is
MEM
6O®
36
4 60
Rupp A Son, dry-goods
If.
:7.111111101 Sliralur•'“
Henry Rupp. pruduci,
Jain KUM. 5.110e11
.Ssmuol Graham, West Pennshorough 14 T 00
George liosht. Frankton!, 14 .e 700
Michael 511nirli •14 • • - 700
•
. . . . .
M4hony Foreman, West Peongboro' ' 14 . 7 00
Samuel Da viilson,, Newvllle - . 14 , '7' 00
John Wagoner;" • . 14 7-00
- A:llritker; Newton,: - 14 700
Jaeob.3llller," 7 00
1 , ..0 E. Rinehart, Hopewell . , • •14 '7
00
W. W. .Frazer 14 -.-. 7 00
.
Benjamin Baseborn " 14 7 00
Wm. Welean, Shipponsburg 14 - • 700
Jeremiali.coover. " - _l4' , 700
IVm. Wagoner, Dickinson . --- 14 -- - 700
A, 11. Blair, Carlihle 14 , 7 00
M. Ntinich,. " -
14 - 7 00
•
It. Irvine, jr. " 14 7 00
It. Common. Silver Spring . ' . 14 700
J. Clentioniii " 14 - . 700
henry Babble; it . , : 14 . 700
Jamb Sr.. 14 . 7 00
Richard Miley "-- "' "14 700
Class. License.
9 's2s 00
•• • .
It*nou I.lpperAllen, . 14 7.00
Ow. Shh•ler, North Middleton 14 . -
.", 00
. ,
MILLEIiS. • .
Dlihir & firlder. West l'neußlArough, 14 700
Clot rieli Freghn, " . 14 7 00
MarnbAll James 14 7 00
Alit & Ihmfee • 14 7 00
Philip Zeigler, North 'Middleton 14 ' 700
Itenry Ilartlitv. " - l4 10 00
Yell6ol &Molise!, South Middleton . 14 . 700
itittwr f..." ShelitTet; ' '"" - ' ''. 14 '' 7 Oil
Peter Unman . . " ' .14 . 700
IV. S. Cobettn, cerlisle, 14 ' 1, 00
'
D. 11. Voglexong,•3lonree, 12 12 50
U. W. Leldigh . •" - • 14 700
7 00
700
1! 60
20 00
. - .
IleoPtioln 111vIer ' " 14 ' ' 700
3000 William '. l4 - - 7 00
0. k. , i. Bronclt ". --- . 14 700
11111 r.O 13.0 , r1y, 51celinniceburg, =, 11 - 15 00
Jacob (\lover, jr., U. Ally. ; - , 14 700
CilliStillb Eberly, L. -Allen, - 13 10 00
.k m.lOl Ilucher - " . 14 ' 700
Nolllnger 'et Co. ." 14 7 00
Martin Caufnum " 1; 7 00
•
.10sepli IVlklslor " 1;' 7 00
0. 111.1r13, Enst ponnsburougli 7 ' -14 700
.I. A. 11. Rupp, Hampden ' , 14 700
• Ileury 31,11)3110g, bllvor Spring, 14 7 01)
l'. R. 'Bryson , 11 • 15 00
'II. 11. Bucher . 13 10 00
Ilenderson 6 Sous. N. 3llddlPton, 12 12 50
DISTILLERS
A. AhITA Bros..liewtOri; [.)
1M232012111
Robert Quigley, Ifepayell.
Ileltr.beever See, illenroo,
A. Boger h Seti—Foutli 311ddleton
letiderson k Sone, '
'mono] l 7 rlrcl cger, 'orth Middleton,
Barnltz.Clirlisle.
OYSTER-HOUSES
John NleholFon, Nel,llle, • 8 • 5 00
Eberly & Fouaht, slechoulcahurg,
Smoot Rupert 5 00
John )lnloy 8 5 00
•IlenrylrtTna' -.•, 8 5 00)
Mrs. Low, Cadhae, , 8 500
Mr. Uillor, ,• 8 500
J. Stratton 4 . • 8 6 00
ilseuhower & Morrell, llopliwell 8
-TEN PIN ALLEYS.
20 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Lc,ng,NechaTilegburg.
dauxes 11'harfe, 2 Billiard tables, Carlisle, 00
CEMDEDLAND Oh/NTT, FS
1 hereby certify that the above is a correct Dot of the
Dealers in Merchandize, 31111eirs, Lumbermen, Tanners,
Oysterman. ke., returned by the Appnilser. Notice is
-given to all persons to lift their licenses IMMEDIATELY,
and all who neglect to do so will be returned (Or selling
without MOOED.
7 00
10 00
7 JO
10 00
700
May 5,1858.—1 t
ithoer(isements.
. PRI NCI4 & CO.'S
I:IIPItOV ED PATIENT MELODEON.
THE 01,DEST ESTAIII,IBIIIIENT In tlAn
STATES, MIN:WINO TWO HUNDRED 'MEN, and
11111,1111;1g US:..TRI:IIENTS
Combining all tindi Reeout Improve:nen ts--,the Divided
Swell, Organ, Melodeon, de., de.
The Divided Swell can only he obtained In Melodeon
°four Manuierture.)
GEO. A. PRINCE &
Manufacturcia, Buffnlo, , New York
EIM
87 Fulton at. N. 1., 110 Lake at. Chicago, It
WHOLESALE AO ENTS--Itues,lll & lllchatason, lice
ton, Mos.; W. F. Coiburn, Citachtall. (I.; Muter L.
libber, St. Louis, )10.; I'. Wedeln, New Orleans.
Front the Ilona, .rourunl,...A urn a, 1858.
The Ale!Odeona nainutactured by Prince & Co.. and
for sale at 87 Fulton street, are the best In the world.
We here tried theta, and Ihereibru'epuelt understand.
hasty ut: their merits. They are afforded at a very mud.
unite cost. •
PRICES"OF PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS.
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
40
,10 00
7 00
7 00
Four octave Melodeon, extending from Cto 0. 0 45
Four end du. C to F 1 , 0
Five Octave Melodeoni do. Fto F 70
Fly° octave; double repl, do. Fto F laU
, - -
Iwo Vaults of • .Ic4s, Five Fotsirf Reeds, ' Eight Plops
Oro and a Half Oeteve Foot Pedals, Ma Set of Reeds, lu
Polo, Dees luddpeudent • $350
PRICES OF PIANO CASED r ,
Five Oetvve Melodeon; extending from 1 , to F. .$lOO
F to F•
Five Octavo double reed., do. , to 150
- Five Octave, Tim Danko t Keys 200
20 00
20 00
7 u 0
7 00
7 00
70 00
7 00
7 7
0 0 1 0 1
7 00
Our facllitie't for manufacturing are perfect, and from
our hingusperience' 110 the businota, luting finished
and sold over TwENti.TWO THOUSAND MELODE
OSS, We fuel ctinfident of giving satisfaction, • •
All Millodeons of our manufacture, either sold by us,
or dealers In anv part of the United States or Canada.
are WAltrt INTER to ho perfeet in every respect. and should
any repairs be necessary, before tint oxpireelou erotic
year front the date of tale We hold ourselves ready and
willing to make the saute free of citargh, provided the
injury_ is not canned try.accident Or, design.
•
• 'GEO, A. PRINCE At CO.
10'00
7 00
7.00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
• _ .
Ajenta fhr the Fat° of our Meludeona may he (mind In
all Ulu prluelpal cities cud towns in the United States
and CIIII6INR.
AgrntP ut CarIIide—SIIIIYOPK, TAYLOR L SMITI
ArNovvIIIII.--Wt lt. LINN. '. [mayllPsS.
READ! -READ a-
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7.00
iILESI-:-NO CURE, NO PAY.I
7 00
10 1.10
7 CU
7'oo
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 Ou
7 00
•
„ R. DuP RONT, the celebrated
72 e n iraciri r n"tb11 tU?1111p i thToZimi:i.Alc41t:V::
Mail and modielne may be procured for the treatment
cuss et 'lemon-MIMI or VILF.S in an incredible
short spire of time. .This atihouneetnent lii - Msde with
• (be uttOost - confidence, : boons° It is .an
PACT, attested by thousands who bitvn 'been Nulrorors,
that•the varlints phases of this distressing disease - eau
be speedily - dared by this now mode of treatment. The•
relish, in most canes; Is limit Initantatieetts: .e 4 darn.
•
are the propristoal of thisAhat thorns° efillinglo take
the risk themselves. - ..tEr• 'Ens '1.10:1Er OP ANT ,eATIENT.
MU, Bo III.TOIINED, JP A CORK In NOT PCILVONII4,D, 11,1!CILZ
PINEtiIioNS one FOLLOWED nAlr •
18
_-- 13
13
12
Yo 00
10 00
10 00
12 AU
Thogroat amount of 'Winne' and torturiandured ley
dlionsaiids of "pleiple,lnzed tile;dkaease:the other', do•.
ningoments of the system coneequent upon it, and st
knowledge of the fart •itet relief can be 'afforded, has
induced , the establishment of the American agree!:
venous at a distance; :wishing to obtain the 'moat
eine, should state, by letter,' how long they , have had
the disease, and whether thapfloa .are orthe -blecibm
Window, protrudingabaraider, no the treatment hat. 'tn
he varied according to the 'variety of the dieetise:' The
fzfeens are so pialu,tlust any :peewit can make the appll-
10 00
10 00
I 00
. . . . . ..—.. . ,
: - Ay making a plain statement; of.the Mime, and enclos•
leg three dollar., medicine and full' direction.' mill b e.
.gent Lonny part ot thealiudiry:s -$ Addreks; r.) $. .! . •
.$ $ $ . $• - $ ... D1.1..•JJ , 14. YoIUPIIONTC -,
onayl.llB3B-1. •Philadelphia,,Pa:''
. . • . .
. . ,
;sl.; 111 g' .
• wvit.'main
pg-Just' re,;(!ivoii a' now ' floont, etpooriniont
'.l3loitte, Mack end ors,Faugrea,ol.m tio,o virlaty.
of Plain ind'iltiurail 'V61111130; all of whiFb.
eopbtiitplo r polu!uro in faahloitablo ityle, -- !tod to*.
/ir Orders sktonaod klitipi of.
'aggarntentejsiinniitii,or
.zocif l 4 l .di. ,4 o'lq B6l4 nAik.;l/A*ll.".
;la „; 10 . 60.
'• i '1 700
13
S 14
18
14
14
14
14
-14,-
14
14
lIADIPDEV
14
1
13
14
IMMEET2
M. BRICKER,
County Tronxurer
I=
uo.
Oall N S
.M'ELODEON,
rein -
C1 . 0 , 1:311 IMPTION, Blt oti,N CHIT I t S
• AND, ASTIINA. ' •
MISAPPREJIENSION',CO:IMEOfED.H
, . .
/Abe poetess which hiss Attended tho speritil troatumni
;Ifffstifectione of the Thant and bungs, introduced by Dr.:
ifinie.ltle 'HUAI:tat, of Aow "cork, whose practical writ.'
figif-im the Ifesplrittory Organs, and the rational system;
inhalation ,hare been so recon tly ,lablillOd, leads
- Many . pur,op - to for-tk-Agincleo,- , 09 .
Lion '!.cot Mete lof ..);no " particular u nustrum." •
Such a totentpprehension Is calculated grossly to !ohs
lead Abe publid; anti Dr. II cantor therefore fools It to ho,
dao to himself and.to the, practice of Inhalation with
' , which his name and reputation aroidentilltai to Maio,
Amin, that Inhalation," ne inivocatoti by him, Is er
SYSTEM 01` TBEATMEAT based on a correct know':
edge of tins Ocindition of thci Patient; 'and cannot them ,
fore ho anubject for Agencies. , , • • 4 -
All parsons desiring to consult or come under. treat,:
went, must apply in moony or by leiter to him or Ws'
tieSoolate, Dr. If. lal.EbYlLLEovito'n tho follestinforma-,
n regnid ng.thu.tJeatnient Ifni be' given, either to+
potion telittoneelves or to physicians consulting ol.theif
cases without charge.
Those who arc desirous of consulting may address el-,
thor U. HUNTER, M. D.,
..or, Drs. MINTER lc
VILLE, S2B Broadway, New York. [tustyliYsB-It.•
10 00
7 00
10-00
7 00
70,
VUBLIC SALE—By. virtue of 'no
. order of the Orphans' Court to us directed; We
wi 1 esioso to public solo on the prentiaes 'situate in
Dickinson Township, on the Walnut lk ttore Road,
about coo mile above the Stolle Tavern, on. Saturday
the 12th ofJ tun,. 185 S, at 11 o'clock, A.•l'd.
• Tiro Lots of ground containing about one third of an
ecru each. situate en the Walnut Bottom Road hepick-
Intent township, each of the said Lots having a Log
liouso, Stable and other Improvemente thereon tweeted.
Tome made known on the day of sale. • . . .
ISAAC N liWCo3lltlt, •
.
CiIAIII,ES.II. 11011 N, •
Administrators of John lilsnor. dcc'd. •
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
16 00
12 10
7 00
•
R - E DUCT .I'o N I N — PR I - 0 - E 8!I
Mon4s.• IA:114On to ,‘ /MYER byte g 'Nominee&
the ncr, and completed the itiVelllo; -
ry, • intund reopening' on Thursday with aItHATLY
INDUCED PRICES, sons to afford bargains .to for
CAOI. •
ThorbilVe also purchased. and 1011 open on Moiulny
a new stock of Jpaelv suitable for the season, ti, whit.]
theS' w , •uld tha attention of their frlondmand dig
public genetall) . •, bellg sattsflial that with thef . price,
and stn..]: of goods, they will be able to please all.
,Cal I and examine for yo ves. —•' •
& 'SAWYER.
Carlisle, May 10, 1858.
12 60
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
NEW STAG] ROUTE.-
The FahgeriVer lei sstarted n trbweekly line of
Stages between Carlisle and .I.andisburg. leaving Car
lisle every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, immedi.
ntely on the errival of the afternoon , train of cars ftom
the east. Returning, 103VOS tandlsbgrg at 000 A. M.,
pynry Tuesday', ir eaneriday• and Saturday• and arrives
- at Ctirliide at I.OO'P. )1..: vin.. - Perry - County Warm.
Springs, Shensi/umiak. Sterrett's flop and Carlisle Sul
phur Springs. On Cud of June the the line Will
Ist run daily for the neeonutiodation of passengers going,
to the - Springs. •
Fare to gm several points as follows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Springs, . . . $0 r.O
Storrett's flop. . . . . . . . . 75
Slnerunnosatole. . . ...... •07
Terry conoty Worm Springs, . . . ' 100
Lint • . ." . . 1 00
Landislnirg to Warm Sinrimis , $0 25
.... , . . 50
Sterrett's lisp. - •
Sulpb•m Springs, • •,. 1 .00
" •Can to r, 1 Q 0
The above lire will tozularly eariy the MAIL to and
front tine several points al ove helhat :
I bare niso a well st , eked 1.1 VLltY' STAPLE. lemon
which I inn at nllt hoes ready to ft:1118ln horses and car -
I . lftt(PH to those who will liver toe with their patromele.
011 the most reasonable-terms:old In the very lust style,
t0ny191558. • GItOItU L' lii SYtlj L:
•
ETTERS:- TEST AM EN TA RY ON
the EStabl Or 3 ACqlt LUCAS. Pity of the Too m
ship of SoutlOliddloton, beve•beer gr Wed to the cub
scriber. residing in the same Tow eh p. All 1/1.1.411•
oho hove claims against said Estate me eequested to
iireseut them for settlement; and tie se Indebted to
add Estate aro requested to make immediate payment.
'. JOAN: UARTZI t E.,
May 18,;858.
- • • FliAlslli * LlN- • 1-10 USE,
South IlanorgrA'reet, adjolulng the Court • .IfouSe
Carlisle. l'a, JOHN
4h Mall COllOl leaves
. .tally PApertnwn. Peter
- burg, York Sprlngtranil Ila.lover from - Ws Ilemse.
G. 1. 1 N S T IN (1.--11 . EM 0V A L.-
C. VON LEN. respectfully Inft wars the ritAten
of Carlisle and vielnity, that he has rerouted two fits,
I.ll(iiitC(llass's hotel. In Strait Hanover street, where
,he Is 'ps4pared to execute all 1.11-Os of
wark connected, with 111INSI ITIII NO.
H o
Ile has always n hand a large as,ort.
ment of 'study made Pities. Onus, Pistols,
Locks. Heys. Hon Trimmings, kr. all t
self:phi - des:de or retail. Ili , also attends
to Mewing all Ittrikt of Curio, Clocks, tocks, tte.; on.
unites on Press Copper and Irn. 1114.11 t h, 010000 ate. Ile
has also ;iurcliatwil the patent right_ for Repeating . Rifles
,tind Shot Curls . which he oilers to the public at v er y
'low prices. Ile hopes that by a strict attention to but,
limas, and 11 desire to please. hc•wlll merit RN well as ro.
vela° a share of the public patronage.
kinds of Fire Amos anode tti
Carlisle; April 81. 1868. r 13m..1
25 00
25 00
5 00
00
25 00
2, 10
25 - 00
25 00
25 00
SAXTUN'S
91'lt1 N4l ARRIVAL
IMMENSE STOCK Or HARDWARE
_ The sUbscrlber has just - renewed from 'Eastern
cities, and would call the attenthin of Ills friends and
the puldh; generally to the large and well.selected n;
sortment of HARDWARE which be has now on hand:
consisting In part of BIM LDI MI :MATERIALS. such as
"Mills. Screws. Hinges, Belts, Lucks. Ohms of every do
seription and qual By, such ns Common, Willie. polished
Americhn. French, flimmelled cud Double thick of all
Rises, l'al nts. Oils. Varnishes. A t'.. Ac.
TOOLS—lncluding Edge Tools of every description.
Saws. Planes, Brave and lints; Augers. Squares, O unties
Files, Rasps, Hammers, Vices,' Anvil, Screw flutes
Blacksmiths Bellow v. A e„
Shoemakers nod Saddlers will find a large assortment
of Tools of every deseriptlco. together with bones and
Gentlemen' --Morocco- - Lin If " Binding, 'l'atent and
French Calf Skins. Shoe'Thread. A 'vie. 11 ax. Pegs. Lasts,
!farness 3lounti 'lg., Collate, Birthing, II hipstock. User.
hair. Saddle ' rees, Ac.. dr. '
A Iso. Coach Ma kerS Tools and Trimmings 'fall kinds
'such es Hubs Spikes. Fl.lloes. Shafts. Bows. Flom-Cloth
Canvass. Cloth. Damask, Fringe, Lace, )loss. Axles
Spring Hefts. to, ete.
Cabinet Mithers will 1100 large assortment of Var
ihd„ Walnut, and Mahogany Veneers. Knolls ot
all kinds and' sizes. loultlitigs. Rivets, Hair Cloth
Plush. Curled 1131 r Chair and Sofa Sponge. Ae„ Ac.
EEI
IlausakoeniTs will also find a large ass,tinent
Knives and Forhs, Ilrithumia. Ailata and Silver l'hilet
Table and Tea 5p.111.1. l'atl4ii.ALleilg Walter.. Shovels
and iron end Ilrhss Pans, &r.. together
nolth Cedarware of all klinle,.such as Tulns.l.lurkets.
Chun.. ke ke.
ACricnilund implonitent somibeacing Plowsorall kinds
cultivators. Hoes. Shovels. Rates. Forks. Chains, &r.
IRON. a largo .to emnpasinr nil I,lma in general
use.which I eta selling at city wholesale prices.
Remember the old stand, East Main street, c'arlisle.
April 7, 1858. . It. SAX'OIN.
A. B. EWll%7o,'s
FURNJTVRE WARE-,ROOMS,
• .
-- -
1858`1858
' •": .
" . .
West High Errol, Carlisle, Pa
(Premium awarded at Me Cunoterland Coan'y
_ —Agricultural Pair al„1837.)
•
• The subscriber has just rerairsd — the most splentlit
assortment of articles lu 111143111 e, over brought to till
pluce—.which ho is determined to null at prices that do
ly competition. - '
Parlor,
Dining-room, FURNITURE
.
RlCularn nod ..
Oilier
.Embraring every article used by llonso nail Hotel
keepers, of the most approved and ftsblonable„deslgo
and finish. Inel milug also Cottage furniture id setts.
reception and Camp Clinton, ltilittrasges,. Jilt. frames.
pictures. to., Ac.•
l'urrlmegs 111 . 0 requested, to ran and cantata., his
stock, at Ida warmth e wares sari, West 311 tin street.
.NOrth side: • ' .• - A. U. 'MINI).
Particular ettentlan divan as mut:trio (anorak ;
orders from town and country,' attuuded to promptly
==l=Dl
Fnrlinle,-\loy-1.,-I F
fIi.I3IIIEItLANIS., VA 1,1,14:Y It. R.—
.-summeavARBANGINENTI
=1
M=2=,MlEVi=tEl
011 run ntrfopuwi:'(ninnlais excepted,:)
FOIL 114111LISBUILO.,
16t Tr 6.10. ' '2d Train'
Uwe Chmnluirsbuig, • ' 6.15 At M. 2.16 V. M
81tlypunslatrg. ' • 5.44 `. r 2.40
- New vlllO, - 0.10 " • 835
7 7: 1 4 S :H eir
nrrlyo pisittrylxbuir„' ' '5.00 , :4 6.00 . 44
1?011 CliA3l BEN akin%
ISt Train,
Luigi 13.30; A
. .
- Colll4lo ' ' , 0.40
,Now‘lllo, • _ 10.20 • ".
" Shipponsburg,. 10.52 4.
Arrive et Vbionborabunr, i 11.22;,'
,
- Trains leave•ltairlsburg faV.,Phlladelplila, via Ponn'a
Atailrhad, - at 6.10; 1.911, P."81:; , 0.25, P. 31., and
'l2.oo , 4l,ulaht:"Aly,llitiding, vile'liailaiuou Vailliy
For i'lltilbunt, 3.40, A:81.; 1.00, 'N M., and 5!10,'•1'. M.
h 30,.A. 01 nod 12.16; unon.'4eii'rtvor•
tin and.%Viiiiiinsport, at 1.08, I'. M. Train ot . t Dannbln,
it°lA. ' • ; ":1 ',4 g•
riresiroin ilafrishurg; Meoltpicsliurg:Carilshi.Shiit,
ponsiiiV, ww, 1 ,,t 4 4 ,694411 less
' *lion 'phld 3 Fipi 4 tit, Utalifileo, titan, ithhn paid in,
tLe Cara.
tgh.;,The Ticket offioo or tbaCompany At. Ilarrlsburg,- '
has item ropiovvd, to the Depot • of the, Pennsylvania
lialinAtilogoitinany, third doorfroin: the Eastern, imd of,
Ltliabullillyta., • ;• ...3;
~ltiillroadOtfao Obambotabfirg, •
• .1' • , - ..Blity 111.,1608.';
r; Huudbi Qkee4sed.
IMMIM
Ens
. .
LAW.MOICEI.-"T1108. M. „BIDDLE
cohtioues the practice of the law, WM:Calm
formerly oCcupled by hie father , Win. 111. Diddle,' Doq •
and'inere roceutly; by the law Poniuse & Biddle,
11 P. LICIAIRICH,, Attorney at Lai:.
‘..).....01fic0 on - North dianavek. orr'oet, n fow doors
- south - of UMW Mital. -- All - biliddeariiiitilisted - to bite
•wlll be promptly attended t 0..-:,., : . • [April Ip.
, .
. BI:PF. A NROSE lies removed ills °Moe to the room
formerly occupied 'by:hfm on , 111á1p. street a few doors
, east of the Methodist- Church whore he will promptly
- attend-to all buslneasentrusteUp hltu, ,
'August :19,1857. , ' • -•
LAW 0FF.T.0.R. 7 --LEIVIUEt., TODD
has sumt4 the practice 'cif the' Law. Office
Centre Square, tresyeldeincar - tlet itiretc-Proebytorlan
P lt. S. ..:ICIEVFER;OffIoe in North
Thinoior stniet two.' doors 'from Arnold & Bon's
.13
Office hours, moreparticularly from 7 to 9 o'clock '
A. IL, end fromh to 7 o'clbck, P. 111.
DOCTOR ARAISTRONG hag rembv,-
ed
his OM. to Centro Square' west of the Conti
Donee; whore he may be contained at any hour of the
day or night, • Dr. - A. has had thirty yearn experience
.In the prefession,,the Mot ten of which have been devo
ted to the milady and practice of Ifoumeopathlo, medh
, May 20. '6lllm.
.. •.
T ) R• .':: J . : F...'.,. R • A.'• N. K
. I'„N ~•
• _._, IfontcoopothlC l'hyAlcltur and Burgeon: 0111 co,
Reit Alain !Arcot, adjololox toixtoo's• lmrdworo niece.
----- CallOcillii4ll3l - ;TEcig, , 4in.* -- 7 • •
EO W. • NE'IDICII, D.
ILA • lexto Domonetrntor of Operative Dontlxtry to 66e
• 1310 04 13111!finittAinmrgOre;.119gu of
ST. Obleff atlls residence,
Qpposlto Marion
11'ent.illnIn Street, Carlisle.
Nev. 11, 1867.
DR. I.C.LOOMIS . • p• -
:3,mi1l monvor shim,
inoxt door to the NA:
0111 co. •
6a„.1V111 bortbsont from Cirllslo the loot ton .dayn
of onch month. .. [Aug. 1, '5B
DIt:GEUItGE Z. 13 lt TZ ;
Having. returned to Carllvie,
, oiters his professional
services to the citizens generoll).
Office in North Pitt street, nmirly opposite hie former
residence • , . -
Terms—moderate. . .Lenrll3le, Mareht3W6l3.
R. G EORG E..S
S. SEA
- wr, DENTIST, from the
D'
ISal
timore College of D oo thi.surg or y,
IMOMee at the residence of his mother, East Lonnie'
street. three doors below Bedford.
March 19, ISsD—tf.
. DR. - J.. C. NEFF respect
. .•
_ fully Informs tholndles and potion.l
-.ea.. of Carlisle. not yjtillitY, that ho has re-
SUIIIOIi kilo practice of Dentistry, nod IS prep ited to pon
form all operations ou the teeth and gams, belonging
to Ills profession. Ile will Insert full mils of troth on
gold or Oliver, ogle gum teelh, or illorkS, as they
may prefer. Tories moderate, to suit that Imes.
Often in High street, directly oppos to the Cumber
- land valley Bank.
Lou-Dr. he In New ripe the last tun days of
every month. • .• .
•
1855..-Iy. • ,•
—.• '
S. W.• TIAI'ERSTICK; Druggist,
North liattnver titroet r earLtille.
Pliyidelan's preserlf,ifone iofully emnpounded
A full.supply - of froob druiovaltd_chenticals,
I•UMBEIC.-11..E. Shepley, an,
_.4 having purehnseci the. billt IMIlt YARD, formerly
hopt by .llenry Moss. 'lilts removed It to the corner of
.Nor , ll and Pitt streets, where lip has a largo lot of 0 ,,k,
elle:mut shaved :Ind rut el:lngle:3, txith po4a of all die
seriptlon, Oak p auk and mantling:. xlllllOO and plaster
ing lath; all of nlllOll,lll ho sold cheap fop cash.
March 21, 1858:
A..131RN,13AU)1, BOolc-bindey and
BLANli•11t)(.1( MANUFACTURER.
--------------------------------
Musk, Mitqazlres, Newspape•s,_l3lbleA, illank•booka,
hool.books, Copy books, arc rerelved and re•
earned, neatly hound In owl weak, at nardoi . ato chary;
or Alan, paper ruled to any detdred pattern. • •
J tn. IV, 1a58.1
`Cltl\'l:vl:lt
.- OONVEYAN-
Ly CEIL—A. L. SPONSLEit late Register of C;tnbor
and county, Iv II caretullr attend to the tntosaction of
all suchLusine sas may a, entrusted to him, such as
the treiting'4lF eeds. Mortgages Contracts, Ile will
also devote his attention to the poteuring 'Land War
rants. Pensions, /Was well. as the. pnrchnsti atilt sale
of 'teal Estate. negotiations, of loans, Ac. 1k.."....0111ce on
West I figh Strurt. formerly occupied, .y W. M. Penitent
Esq. near the Met bodist Church. ~
SIMON P. SNyucp, 011lu.
\V. K. MoSARLANE, Peopxylwalla
L: Ir Coot:, . Motto Island.
SN YDE R, MTARLAND,• AND
N . r QOOK,
..Bankers and Dealers In Deal. Estate,
311NNEA1'OLIS,
Minnesota Territory. -
June 3,
rilo TILE PUBLIC.—The undoraign
i oil being Ivan, known n writer, would offer his
services trrhita.autrlng.sliiterary out. Ile will furnish
'Address, Orations, Essays Presentation speeches and
replies, Lines for Albums. Acrostics—prepare mutter.
for the l'ress--Obltuaries. and write etry upon any
suldeet Address (post paid) •
• 'FINLEY JOIISSON.,
Fell. 17, I'o. • IlaitimorroMd.
IIT3II3I , ;RLAN COUNTY NOR
k 111 AL 81.1110111,—ThOfierobd se.h l n of 1111 s twat.
tutlon Ivlllennowtore In LITERARY HALL., Nowvllle,
P.. on TUESDAY, APRIL. 6th, 1858, nod coutluuu
FIVE MONTHS.
. .
.40 able corps of Instwictors have..been secured, and
no elforti be spared to render the school worthy of
the pod tion'TfT,Oirks to occupy, and of the patronage IL
respectfully solicits. -
For circulars containing full particulars address
T. A. :tit:KINNEY, Treasurer. -
Newellle, Pa.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
DANIEL SHELLY, Preahlent:
.10s. MeCtroise,,,Seeretary.
BELLS ! BELLS ! BELLS !
ARItEItS LOOK lIL'ItE.!
1- The IN ultwribor has been anpointeel agent for
Cninhorland county, for the celebrated Orueneastle
FARM BELL , : which by Is selling nt very low prices:
an article which has beam sold all over the State, and
given satisfaction to all who have tried them; Also e n
hand s veil if the Bell Metal Farm Itells, s ated everything
else In the farming and mechanical lino. All to be bad
at thO cheap hurtle are store of
A HENRY SAXTON.
Carlisle, April 9S a ISIS, Bast 4211, Street.
LIBRA RY.—A coin.
plete Library of Standard hietlleal Avorke a
sii)oxioN, and a variety of , UIt(tICAI, INSTRU
NIBNTS, ara offered at private wile. Ztledleal Preetitlon•
era who luny whit to examine them. etordo so Uy can
ine on_ the
_tubserlber at her remidetiee. 'East Mats
Street; NI: A. BA UG !DIAN, -
. .
• " A Jul 11116 trattlx-orDr.-J.-.l3aughtuan,
Fob. 17, 1858;
IiOOKS I BOOKS!.' BOOKS 1! !.
' t•3I+IIYOCK, TAYLOR & Mirth
are solo agents In Franklin and Cumberland counties
for the following valuably works:
Ileidon's Aladdin:loot of the Debates of Cougress.
• Pricy por Vol., Cloth $3 00, Shoop 3 N. •
liontyn's Thirty 'Fear's Vle ; coltiplute 10.2 vole.
Clod: $6 90, Law Sheep $0 00. . . ~ . '
hlorse's General Atlas of the iVorld i:Coiored ➢tape
and bounit,'SG nn. • .
Iturtan's Cyclopaedla of*Wit and Unroof.. '.
American hioiluence; a collection of speeches, etc.,
by the most•emlnent oraters Amorka, ,pith biogra •
phi Cal sketches and IllustrativO notes, by Frank Mosre,
nue' ready, complete in tai vole. Cloth. ;35 ou; Library
AtyloFielither,—Stiakir - half cal 1,--glll.Ol-tie ;half-motor
co, 7 Oth r
PN3II
. , .
. • SANDERS'. SCHOOL BOONS. - •
' , odors' Primer.
Sanders' Speller, . •
landirs'lloader, No. I: 't- • _ ...• . - - . , • :
• Sandora• Reader. No a.
•
Sanders' Meador, No. a. •
Sanders' Reader, No. 4,
• - Sanders' Reader, No. 5, . . • •
• - Sanders' Reader, -No. S. • r •:- ~ ~ - • .
:• : Sanders' Mgt Sekonl,Roader. ; • • ,
• ' • Sanders' leidloo' Reader... , - . •
Satiders' Speakers ' I%Lelosale and retail at
• - , ,-- BIIIIYOCR, TAYLOR* SMITH'S.
SI
,13IIII'llOCK, TAYLOR •.
suinvs.
riaxami--1-
TAYLOR" . :-. • ;li.
IRTOCK, IMITIBS.
. .
. , r
.i. .A•
l argob supply ol"S.rhool Books, sebniosala and retell
- • • •' • ' ..• SIIIIPOCK, TAYLOR A OuTtug.
. .
Paper. Bovolope Pena; lOUs I .ar TAYLOR_ ; 'etc. ' t',' •••. . .
" ' ' • ; •
NIIRTOI *SMITH ' '
REM
100P.M
-
2.18
2.47
2.47 "
o . or 'ANL) sitoNmAK.T.N.O.—J.
TANI,OIt, return their sincere Ahatits to
their Duetomerth for the very liberal petal:maga eaten
ded G, themi and mould respectfully inform the public
• that they continue to manufacture CUSTONER 'WorI
at their old stand-on North ilanoror_etreeti two.doors
gbevoligt drug etore of 8.. W. liaeeraileg.'
,
rwtth a number of drat tote employed cind •
facilities for emoting the beet Stock. to .be found the'
triarket, they ore ptopared to make up every dearritition ]
of DOOTS AND, SIIOE.S, ter ladles fiqd gentlenten'itweir,
in the most, fashionable style, 4afrofivAttso974 um.
turbo
ny k ant U A W qr h
Ma
•N
yearn df, practical. experience inithe business
butrikhere and in Philadelphia jitidldelf them t 9 99Ying,
that theY are able to inSure full eatiefnellen to all those
ifge' '
ruay leave thilr'orderk , ',' • ' l,
Ap91121, 1858 ' - tf.' ' • " 3`.& Of TAYLOR. I:
li,lll - 4311/tXRI '
, TONS of tYltent,7fitiley Nut (foal, elltal , "l' '
90, raitinirand fee odd' r •
August6' l " 7 -1 ,‘ •" 6V ,!P r IP RI44' E O
4411 t
1
3:23
"
- '7 3ll isfoo :4 iiebk
New (500b5.
11 ; :ARGE SPRING ARRIrA •
YORIK:ANI)Inti,AntaxiA,
ELEGANT NEW GOODS
.. .
• • • .
..,_.
••. A. W..IiENTZIS X/11.E. -.'
AT
_ SI- --,----",-
'Splendid Biopc...of new Black Dress Silks—Magnifico '.
Styles Fancy Dress Silks. ' • .
.
...RlOll.l 1. RARE 1,1 i .ELEGANT 111
, . . . .. _ .. .
French Foulard Silks, Chinese Silks, Satin and
' ' Striped Baregea, Valencia:l, Ducailes Beautiful
new printed Choilies, French printed Jaw-
. - nails, - very handsome English liri. -
•- - - - - -- Banta, . very • handsome French .
.., Brilliants, English- French and
American Prints, Scotch,
. , .
. . , • French and Domestic. .
ngham
Gi , ,
. -
,
,
. . .
, • .- . - • Bonnets, Bon- • -: •
nee Ribbons and • , •
Dross Trimmings, .
....
. - Shawls in every - variety, • .
' Silk Crape,' Stella, Cashmere, - '
• &c. EmbrolderieS: very low Com-
prising COLLARS. SLEEVES F,LOUNC. • :
'NOS, EDGINGS, VEILS, dc.- Carpotings .
• and .011 Cloths: VENITIAN, INC lt AIN , "
THREE i'LY, BRUSSELLS, COTTON & lIEMP.
Druggets and Floor 011 Cloths of all widths.
. .
• • LINEN ;GOODS.
A complOte assortment ewbracing all the most rein'
brateti marke. • .
' • °levee and „
• Hosiery fur La- • .
• dies; Misses and
Children, great variety
• • . of kid, silk and Cotton • .
.. - -- Oloves, - Ladies -Elegant Twisted .
• Silk Mitts, &c: DOMESTIC AND STA . • •
----- • - PL Pi DOODA:. - Bleached Aiii. - iffibleticliell — . - . -- ,
• Skirtings, Bleached and unbleached 'sheet
-Inge. Woolen and.Cottoti Shinn eli, Corset •
' • Jeans Tick I oda. Cott onades, Satinets, . •
•k•- - --- • Tweedy, Cotton mid Linen DIA-
.'. pore, Table Covers, Bleached '
• •: . • and Munn drillings,
and an endless va-
.. . • tidy of other .
• • • . , articles. • , - . •
In fact, thin stock of goods is very' extensive, Thor•
aegis and complete, having been purchased with
great deal: of rare, we feel confident we can please any
one who will favor us with a call. . • .
. .
All candid persona who have patronized us 'hereto.
fore, will admit, that we hove sold the best bargabia
eftT purchased in Carlisle. We can BaliUre our friends
and all lovers of ."Cheap Goods." that we are as well
prepared as over to offer superior iriducomentifor their
patronage. A. W. BENTZ,
South Hanover street, opposite the Poet Office.
Carlisle, April 21, 1858.
•
YEW GOODS ! NEW- GOODS !.!
1.1 I have Nit returned from New York' and Phlia,
dolphin, end em now opening In the now store room
the largest and most splehdld stork of
SPRING AND SUMMER COUPS'
ever brought to Carlisle. A magnificent line of LA
PI ES DRESS (100DS. such as Plain and Fancy Sllka,
Ilayadere Side Stripe Silks Elegant Black Silks, very
low, Poll Do Cholera, Grenadines, Voleneleo, and Ba•
rev Robes, Side Stripe DeLane., Ducally, Organdy
Lawno Brilliants, etc.,ote. •
A full assortment of Embroidery, Elegant °oilers,
tindersleaves, lifindkorehlefs'," Inserting, Edgings,
rionne'igs, etc., eta., cheaper than over, Cutnbrirs,
haired - and Striped Swiss Muslin& Suncook&
etc., ete...lduslins, Tickitigs, Checks. Gingham& etc., of
'all kinds and at the very )o rest notch: '
BONNETS, RIBBONS, , FLOWERS,
Ruches, an entire now assortment. -
SPRING .SHAWI,S, a' large assortment and very
cheap, such no Stella, wool Del.nlne, Tit'het, Grenadine.
Now Cloths and Cassimeres also ',just received. Cos.
slmeres and other goods for Boys' weer In great variety.
' Counterpanes, Hosiery. Gloves, Mitts, etc.. etc,
A full and new assortment of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut framed Looking Glasses.
CARPial:ititi AND Marrittos.—Another supply a super
Imperial, Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp and Stair Carpet-
Gnus at very reduced prices. This stock has been laid
In with great care at the very loweSt cash prices, and
will be sold for the rash At ouch prices an will convince
ell that Oatlby's new store Is the place to lay out their
cosh to 'the very • boot advantiete. tight profits" nllll .
quirk sales. Recollect tilt new store In on the owner of
Main and Pat streets, Opposite the Methodist Cluireh.
, Carlisle, April.M, '68.1 , CH AS. 001
NOW IS THE TIME FOR 1191 WAINS:
ARGE AND EXTENSIVE
AltlaVAl. OF
SPRING AND' S.I.ISISISR GOODS.
Al the + ,Neto. 4/are, Corner of North lA:mover
aid Louther Street.'
The undersigned returns' thanks for the patroness
bestowed - upon him-by-the publie r and at thermal° thud
espectfully announces that he hasjust returned front
Philadelphia, and is now opening a now lot of SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS AND .GRUCERIES, con
sisting In part an follows, and which he Is determined
to sell at the lowest cash pekes. • : •
SILKS, DUCAL ,FLOTIIS, Clut Alpacas, Do. ,
Laines Deluges , Lust - I - es, Poplins, Lawns, Ranges,
Bri Man taSkirting,French and-Scotch tlinglinnui Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs. &c., Ac.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, in every style and
quality.
, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Cloths, Ca.
sinteres. Vesting. Flannels, hlusllns, Tickings. Stripes,
Chucks. Calicoes, Cottonedes, 'LIII6IIO, Sheetilfgsc Dent
nem, Nankeens, Drills, Marseilles Quilts, colored and
white Carpet Chain, Sc., Ac. Parasols and Umbrellas.,
Also a large and splendid assortment of BONNETS,
lIATS, CAPS, 110015 AND SHOES:
A superior lot of fresh OROCEIMES, Teas, ColTeo,'Su..
gar, Molasses. Rice, Spices, &e., Ac. Having selected my
entire stock with the greatest. ire, and the lowest
CAtln PRICES, I ran assure my friends and the public
generally, that I will do all in my power to make my
establishment known as tho HEAD QUARTERS FOlt
IA ItO A INS." Those who wish to purebase-will find it
to their advantage tocall and examine my.steck before
purchasing. " ..
I will pay the highest market price for Butler. Eggs;
Rags, Soap, and Dried Fruit.
J. A. lIUMRICIL in
Carlisle, April 21,1858. •
MEW
-. GOODS FOR SPRING
CLOTHING.
ho subscribers respectfully Inform their patrons, and
the citizens generally, that they have recently — rereived
from New York and Philadelphia. a large and elegant
lAsortment of clothing suitable for the present m2ason,
nuiltillictined — orthe hest um - tails and In the, most
fashionable style', which they are determined to sell
cheaper then similar ertialca can be elsewhere., '
, Their stock comprises' DitEtili AND FROCK OATS,
COATS,
new sod fashionable styles. Business Sacks and
Frocks of the best material said Intest patterns Double
rind single breasted Vests, In endlms variety—choice
styles. Flue Mark French Doeskin and Fancy Coml.
mere Pants, Plain light colored Cassimere Nuts, In
great variety— choice styles
110rS • CLOTHING.
In order. to meet the 'wants of the people In this
branch of their busineen.reat rare and attention has
been given to It tt*e present 'samara. Coats, Pants and
Vests of nil sizes and dualities, to which constant addi
tions will 12e made during the seneon. •
Also, a full assortment of Shirts, CollarsOlosonis, Cm
-vats, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Stocks, Gloves,
Hosiery and Umbrellas.
Always on hand a large assortment of illack, prawn,
Blue and Olive Clothe, Mack Doeskin and fancy Cassl
mere t'estllnts, dc.
Clothing of even• description and quality well made,
and of good material constantly on hand."
Customer's work made up to order, at the shortest
notice and on reasonable teems. •
ARNOLD & LIVINO6TON.
Carlisle, March 21.'58.-3m.) North Hanover et.
I B. K ER' S HAT, CAP,
• BOOT AND SHOE STORE. •
North East Corner of the.Publia Square.
The subscriber offers to the public a complete and
choice assortment of lints; Caps Bootsitud Shoes. which
have prim been purchased from the best manufacturers
Our stock &milks of a great variety of beautiful
SILK AND FEET HATS,
made erprimsly forAustomers. All kinds of Caps for,
Ben, Boys and Children. We would,luvlto partieulor_
attention to our well selected 'and great variety of,
.theso.goods,lfiay_eitre cm:indent they cannot be excelled
in the town or county , •
BOOTS AND SHOE ' S, of every style and variety, ail
uturinalled for price and finish. It consists in part of
MEN'S tine French CALF BOOTS,
BOY'S
YOUTH'S ' "
LADIES' French and English GAITERS,
Misses` and Children's 4 .• . 44 •
Every variety of Children's fancy Shoes. J
The l o st lot of heavy WINTER BOOTS, for men and
boys, in town.
Thankful to our friends and tile public for past De
core; we hope by strict attention to the wants of- our
customers, and by selling GOOD GOODS, to merit their
continued favor. • ' _ J. IL - KEI.LEII.
N.B.—We sell no Auction Goods! • [Oct. 7, '57.
fIF4 ASITIQNABLE 'AIL LiNE It Y
. - . — EDThiILII3II3IENT. ' -
. a Ilell Puke and Aughinbaugh, beg leave teanuounce
to the public, that they Will open on the Drat.
..... .
.of April, an entire new sleep of MILLINLRY. sw,
'DODD , Drell Mods, en the
burner of ilanover ..?
and3Sent Loutheestreetlyl .theroomlortner ,
13. occupied by Jacob Fetter, and adjoining Dr. Zltser's
residence..
.
.
Our assortment embraces many varieties. fur •Lb
spring twanton, and Maio; a perfect knowledge" of thh
Wetness, Wo will spare Mt effort to please our eustom_ •
ere. The'Ladlee arevefecially te salt and ex
, athlne We stock.' " ' - '• -
Bleaching for Ladies'and Gentienion's wear; done up
In the latest style awr.warranted equal to any done ••
elsewhere. Misses DOtillefir. AUOLIINIAUOII.
Carllsle. March 31, IBM ,
PucEN`x
",-LOOkINdr,G_LASS
• PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY,
„ .
2211 Rant 22d Street, Y.4ew York.—Office 216'. Contr.) st.,
ferruerly as, 390 and 892 OreolllAlett Street,
' --- Alargeassortment:orevery — deseridlon — erLookfrm
laegos and Picture Frames always an hand. Catintry ,
ordure sollelted. Gooda carefully peeked audahlpped
- to any part of the United States or Canada. • •
~May 8. - !98,3m0ff. , U. V. 8101dditt.Agetat:••
A;-- ,
,Atfininistratlon• oh ; the miste of
jou, 0. KIM,. I n to ,of;Dlckluson township; Cumberland
county, deceased. Inter beep Issued; to; the• subscriber, :
residing in Monroe townehip. AU persons having cleitns.•,
,ppeinst the estate em notified to prosimt thewproperly
nathritleated for settlement, ;and ;those: Indebted to
make prompt payment, to
• • - ;114VI , BRANDT;
- • " Administrator of .folot 0. Kline, deceit'," '
• -•
UST r.VBX . ITS I / 3 Dl ' lie, 643 i;T• 4nb 3 l
.1e („,. IVB±,Flin ; ,
BOW: 7:°` PQ0. 8 4 7 /,iirt,Xokri °
itiL4ittimil;CM:RPitc:Oldsr
Mono, 6dAroll Dr. T,RAvi,PRIAVIMES. troal Carer at
Oalowoption4 York City Pat Ora.. • • :
!,17(ebtft46210.0iligiN.,41.ti ,„i
titli ?(b.llcoi6elltill.!6'.
A 'GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS!
Published this day; Feb: 90;1868.
lETY YEARS IN. CHAINS.
OR, TILE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE.
• •
'490 Pages, Cloth, Gil t Back. Price St
tltld firone of the Inns ntonsely Inter
Ming blegdaphleaof the day. I t Is the plain history a
an Amoricen Blnve ik ;the fur South, who, after two cf.'
three escaped and recaptures, f Holly, an old men, found
freedom and rest In olio of the Northern States.
•
- ' What tine Press Say.
Monitory with great sloipileltfrbut • with
much power and pathos. Whoever.takealt will find it
difficult to lay it down until it is finished.—NAnexcl.
ERA, Washington, D. C. •
• A narratlve of real experience. like the. above, will
have far more effect against slavery than the ingeni
/lusty wrought novel, however true to life its pictures
Hero le the book of facts. stranger than fiction. and a
thousand fold more thrilifinf; a simple. tale of ilfefong
oppression, revealing truly the workings of the" pecu
liar Institutipn" In cur country.. To 'the titorplovlng
we would say, hare is aitory worth reading.—Mrsston
.
Moan,
A TIDADUCII CANVASSER IS WANTED
• Iu each county In the free Statee, to engage to the
ale of the above Work Immediately. Such can easily
Ivor item
. - "$00 TO $lOO PER MONTH J.
The work Is beautifully printed end bound, and Is as
largo as the books that sell for $1 23; but on WO mean
to selltat least ONE HUNDRED TIIOUSAND COPIES, tIIPOUOII
agents, we havetmade the retail price only ONE DOI;
LAIC.
A SAMPLE COPY of the book trill be sent hy — lnall,
postage pald, on receipt of the price, and our privoto
circular to Agents, with terinseete. Address
. DAYTON; l'allsber t
• - N - o. 2llann.Btrool.No;riork.
,
31arch 17, 1858.-4 mos. • .
E W ..0 .0 Al, Y. A :13.,
rite VET END OP CARLISLE/ .
The suhstriber would respectfully call the attention
of Limehurners and. the citizens of Carlisle, and the
surrounding country generally, to lila NEW COAL
YARD, ottachtaLdo-bis Ware House. on West High at.,
where he wilt keep constantly on band a large supply
cf the best quality of COAL, to wit:
Lykens Valley, Lhke Fiddler, Pine Grove and Traver
ton, firoken, Egg and Nut Coal—screened and dry cool,
which ho pledges himself to sell at the lowest possible
prices. Best quality of Limeburner's and Blacksmith's
Coal al.ways on. he ed.
.9r All orders left at the Ware house, or at his resi
dence In Noah Hanover Street, will be promptly at
tended to. , ".
April 14, 'sB—tf. • J. W. HENDERSON.
A-DE-MY;=—
This Institution opens this, the third.week of
Apri , for a 5 months' session .
The school Is located In a healthy and a plossont ru.
ral tdwn, slid affords a thorough English and Classical
Education' upon very remained° terms.
Access rosy. 'Mr. blonde of Carlisle runs a dolly stage
to Landisiourh,'vla Warm Springs, from the first salli
ed placo. Tuition, Warding, Room and Contingent .$5O
per session 'of 22 wooks. T. P. UUCIIEII, Principal.
bandishurg Aprll, 15. 1858. 3 81.'
tCHA.I.II,b AN.D. I? URNITUItE.
)
he subscriber having located himself permanently
in West High street, two doom above tins Railroad De.
pot has Just opened his .•'
CABINET WARDROOMS;
where he Intends, an usual, to manufacture and Imes,
constantly on band every style of parlor furniture
and dmim.. • .
Walnut and Mahogany Dressing ; ....--...,.,,,,
Bureaus with marble tops. Sofas, . - ..",) , : , -- , -c%4
Talsles and Wash-stands.
Walnut" Whatnots" and Ward-. "
robes. .
FRENCH AND PLAIN
.lIEDSTRADS •
PARLOR audItOCKING ' chairs with velvet or
hair cloth sealsand backs. -
- Mahogany and walnut chairs )with hair cloth
• or rano seats.
Al
Plain- elsairis,of nil kinds' and stuffed spring
.LOSING ES.
Curled hair And hunk M ATTRASSES ,s 1 every variety,
together with all °thir articles usually found in his
line of Liminess.
. Pirtletilae attention paid, to i cpairing and varnishing
furniture of all kinds.. - . ~. -.-
..' hieing provided also .withitinix'eallent ILEA USE, ho
is prepared to till all orders for PoissiAms to town •or
country. . .
. . .
Jan; 6, 1858,-li.
0031 E AND SEE KELLER,
COMP. OPPOSITE THE MARaT TIOCAE. •
BOOTS, SHOES,-[TATS AND CAPS,
E w Altlt IVA L.
IVe offer to our former - customers and the public in
general, a firSt rate assortment of new goods, suitable
- SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. -
unsurpassed for beauty, idyl°, durability, and cheap
ness
.Our stock consists pf . •
FINE PILE MOLESKIN HATS,
Fine Kossuth, lir;ys', Youths', and Children's Fahey
Date, or every color. -
STRAW (MODS AND CAPS, we are sure tlio
assortment over onered In the county, and worthy the
attention of an.
BOOTS' AND SIIOES.
of eveiv variety and style, TAMPS. Misses and Chit
dren's line (Miters, and all kinds of Children's Fancy,
Shoes. .
For Gentlemen a good Meta of ovary style and
Cobb;s lu fact every variety in our line.
Thankful to the public for plod. Incurs. we' solicit a
continuation of content, no we are sure we can make
It to the advantage of the purchaser.
.1. H. KELLER.
Carlisle, April 28,1858.
: BACK AGAIN Th. THE OLD
TRADE!!
The suhscriber respectfully informs the public getter
ally. that ho has resumed the minufacturlng of BOOTS
AND SHOES, in West Main street, a few doom west of
. the Railroad office, And having' a good assortment of
Leather, Morocco and Trimmings, and engaged comp,
tent workmen, ho is prepared to make up to measure,
every description of work in his MIO. '
Ile has also received from Philadelphia a well solt:Cted
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, comprising every variety
for Spring and Slimmer weer,awhich otters at low
prices.
entlenten'sllne , Fiench Col
do. Callers. Oxikrd Ties Mill iirOgnilP,
Ladles Callers. Boots, Busk his, Slippers and les,
with a largo variety alloys, Misses and Childress Oat.
tors, floats, etc. et, Purchasers are requested to call
and examine his stork. ROBERT MOORE.
Carlisle, April 21, 1855.
SHAWLS .AND MANTILLAS
Extra Inducements to Buyern thl4Setson. Opening
of BULPIN'S Nan' STORE. No. 415 BROADWAY, olio door
South of Canal Street, NEV YORE,
ONNIONDAY, MAY •THE 10T11.
One thotnethd elegant aro SIANTILL AS, imported
from Nixie for the occasion,
'WILL BE EXHIBITED ON THE OPENING , tar'
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.
In order to satisfactorily inaugurate the auspicious
event of Removal to his Now and Elegant Store, the
subscriber has determined
DURING THE WHOLE OF TIIE PRESENT SEASON
to offer to his very nUnierous patrons throughout every
section frith° Union, Most EXTittpliblaanY IMMeidissiva
on MManna
Ile le now manufacturing from Imported Parisian
Peeignx, . - - -
• MOST .EXTENSIVE AND ENTIRELit NEW
•
• STOCK :
having. In accordance with his expressed dotermilintlr ri_
as per prior announcement. amide a complete clearance
of all Ills former merchandise.
Th.. adFautagos of purchasing front this collection
will, therefore, at once be manliest, every article is the
stock being entirely fresh and new,
Elegant Black Silk Summer Circulars,
• Do. dim' Silk and.-Luce,..
French Lace Mantillas, •
Do. ' do. Tedium,
— Dor — do., •.
Summer Ciotti itaginuaand Dimples,
Dare& and Crape )i arum Circulars,
Mourning Mantillas, . • .
Mimes' Islantillas,
Ladies' Dusters. and,..Triveling Cloak.,
together with every other fashionable Itrtieloconnecteu
with the Mantilla Trade.
Beautiful Stella Shawls, In black and white, and every
desirable color.
N, 11.—The subscriber takes thin oppertunity of stat
that Whilst fully resolved on maintaining the high .
character Ills establishment has already obtained fn•
keeping at flolea of first. class (lighten and quality, he ix
equally determined to offer them at prices in accord
ance with the present season of retrenchment and
economy.
118011011 BULPIN,
415 Broade ay, New York.
• •
(guderthe-lintudreth-llutfee.)-- -
May 12.1559-L:2m. •
•
OTICE • .-.--Notice is hereby given that
the "Hat Dusininol" conducted in Ihe Borounk
o m ler - the Wiitisliiihur;
under the name and' style of ‘• IVlllbun E. Crafter,
Agent,” was discontinued on April 15t, 1858.
'he account books arnin the hands of the sulcrlber,
who only: Is duly authorised to. collect the same, and
to•quests all persons Indebted rin'sald books to 'call Jul
mediately and settle their accounts.
JAMES MeCA'NELISII, • •
• Slay I t 1858.-3 mos.
jk)o 0 N D II 0S I
PHILLIPS & CO., have opened a' new BOUT
D /HICK-STORE on West :gain street, nearly oppo;
lane the lialiraailtpot, where they have net, received
large.and wells ected assnrkinint of French Calfskin'
Dens Roots , ilciub soles.
Calfekin. Patent Leather and Cloth Congress Halters
of black and•fancy calors, In groat variety. ••••: • ; •
.611frailn, Patent Leiither"and' Siamese' Oxford - Tles,
Shoes and Slippers. 'Boys and Nituthe Congress and But.
'toifflaileni.'Shoes 'and Drogans.•• • • • • • ' •
Ladies Prenchlaitlng heel 'Halters, black and Sinai,
colors,Kbland IHerclico•Lace • hoots and • Buskins, fine;
Kid Slippers; Morocco 'flea and Buskins; "English Kla•
and lanc,y,teilet 811pLars. Missed colored Gaiters, Moro&
co end peat' welt boots.Blliipeili 'and 'Ties. 'Childrou'ii
black - and mlorMf iiloniiicp-liootjii• antlVanele';Tibia,' Chit.
dren'a Halters., pirents 'shoes. &c.,
'full stuck of ern7thiniritithelt Dna? suitable lb, the
The above goods "are made of the beet ;material aurif
workmanehip. and will be sold as; cheap as;the seine"
quality of goods cuss be purchased elsewhere. •
•• '.I.)PP-1111,4LIF& CO: •••••
;OarDslii,kja);,l4, , • • 1., ;
FEDI
.
INDOW SilADESl—Ttie.finest„
TT,' larreet,' l aed Mealiest ielsottetent bfli'ludew
#O4. can, he had at the upw stemof •
I 411 ' oss hooott'''
-,tvor 6 e4"pig.:ool4;
1 ,ii'VrO3.44INRAY.
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31tebidnis.
ROFESSOR WOOD'S RALR RE
STORATIVE.
—.
no doubt, the moot Wonderful discovery of this age
of progress, for It will restore permanently, grvy hair to
Its original' color, cover, the lead,of the bald with a
loot luxuriant growth, remove at once all dandruff and. -
Italug,,cure all serofula,and other cutaneous eruptions,
such as 'scald head, etc.. It will cure, pe if by, magic,
nervous or periodical headache; make the hair soft,
glossy. - mfd-wavyy - and preserve the - et:kir perfectly3 - and
the hair from Wing, to, extreme old age., :
The rollowla g from a distinguished Member of the •
thediml professiou :
PltovESSOli 0.,J.-11'60D21.?°.°1,"nr3."4, 1855
DEAR Sin:-Unsolicited, I send you thin certificate.
-Ale% being nearly bald for itiong Mae and having
tried all' the hair rentorattlyes extant; and.havlng no
faith In any, I wan Indueod.on hearing of yourar to give
It a trial. I placed mynolf in the hands of a barber,
and -had •my head-robbed with - a good stiff brush; and.
the restorative then applied and well rubbed In, till the
scalp AVIAN 111 . 11g101V. repeated every runkning,, and
lu three_weeka the yr.r hair appearrd aorroW g ra
pidly frain'Augnst last till the present time, and Is now.
thick, blach.and strong—aorta:ad pleasant to the touch
whereas. before, It was harsh and wiry, what little there
'was of It, and that little was disappearing very rapidly.
1 4111 use your restorative aixnit - twlce w week, and shall
soma have a good and perfect crop of hair. . Now, I had
read of these things—end who has not T. bat have not
seen hitherto any rase where any person's hair, was re.
ally benefltted by any of the hair tonics, etc., of the day:
and It really'gives me pleasure to record 'the result of
nay experience. I have recommended your preparation
to album. and It already his a largo end generous sale
throughout the Territory. The people' hero know Its
elleets, and have confidence In It. Tho supply you souk
no, as wholesale agouti: for the Territory, I. nearly ex.
haunted, and dully inquiries are made for 11.,, You do.
serve credit for your discovery, and I for our, return
you my thanks for the benefit it hue done me, for I cer
tainly had despaired long ago of ever affecting:my:luck
result.
• . • Yours bodily, .
•
Finn of .Dois.l &Kelley, Druggists, St:,Poul..
[From tho - Edtior of tht=lt6iil Eaffitelliveitlsor.)."
SebOol fitreet, !larch 20; 180 G.
•
DEATl:Sin:—lluring become prematurely quite gray; I
was induced, some six weeks since; to make a trial of
your Restorative. I have used less than, two bottles, '
but the gray hairs have all disappeared; and although.
my hair has not fully attained Its original color, yet tha
process of chango is gran ually going on, and I am in
great hopes that In 'a abort time my hair wit) he as dark
nil formerly. Mayo also boon much gratified at the
healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, which before
was harsh and dry,' and It Lim coined to cotenant as for ,
merly. • • ,
ItospectfulLY yours
Prdfonsor Wood
11111mia June,10,1856.
•
• I have used Professor Wood's Rah. Restorative, ,and
- havirndmlredits , wonderftidelferet-.31y-halrivns bowel
lug, as I thought prematurely gray, but by the use of
his Restorative," it has resumed Its original color,and
I have no doubt, permituentl) so.
• SIDNEY BREESE;
Ex.Senntor United States.
For pale In Carlisle, by S. W. lIAVERSTICIS, SA3II.
ELINYCf. and Druggists everywhere.
Fob. 28. 1857.-Iy.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!
Prepared by DR, SANFORD.
IS A- 01IEA'E SCII,SI,IFIC JJEDICAT. DiSCOVEItY.
Mid Is doily working rums, almost, toogrcat to Lenox.,
It cures as Irby Illogic, even the prat dose giving hems
and seldom mum-than ono-bottle -Is required - to ewe
noy kind of LIVER Complaint, from - the worst Jouli•
dice Cri Dyspepsia to a common headaeh?, all of which
aro the result of n Diseased Liver.
•
The Liver is die of the principal regulators
, of the human body, and when. It performs its
' functions the pow- era of the system are
fully developed. .The stomach Is almost...en
tinily dependent on the healthy notion of the
Liver for the proper per. r — l formance of Its functions
when the stomach is at 11 fault, the bowels urn at
built,. and the Whole —1 system suffers In c.f.i.: ,
quencu of one organ— (ww;', the. Liver having.
ceased to do its ditty. e - ""1 For the diseases of that
organ, ono of the pro- C) priotors has made It his -
study, In a practice of • more than twenty years,
to find some remedy cp wherewith to counteract
"the tinny derangements to which it is Habil.
To prove that thieve.' inedy As at last -found,
any person troubled with Liver CO
plaint in any of ifs forts.. has but to try a
bottle, and conviction 1-}e - Is certain.
A compound has been F=t formed by' dissolving
gums and extracting that part which .Is-solu '
Lib for the active vie- tiles of • the medicine,
These guuus removoall - g g mom bid or bad matter -,
from the 'System. sup- plying In their place a
healthy, now of bile, In- vigerating the stontach,
causing food to digest well;purifying the blood
giving tone and health to the whole machinery
removing the causes of the disett:te, and effect
ing ti radical mire With- II out any of the disagree
able after Pliers. felt by using Calomel. MII-•
novel Poison that 1 Is: Usually resorted to.
Olin after eating r" —l le sufficieni to relieve •-•:,
the stonittelt end
_pro- 'yent_the_footLfrom_ris
ing.and scouring. '^ -coo
. Only one dose' taken before retiring prevents
nightmare.
Only one dose taken iwt.st at night loosods the
bowelsgently, and cures ; .e • coiAlveness.
One dose taken after iwissi each meal will cure Ilya- • •
pepsin.
.11.41 One dose of two C. 2) teaspoonfuls will always
relieve Sick Headache. • r __ 1.
One bottle taken for female obstruction re.
umvea the 'cause of the z disease, and makes a
perfect rum'
Only one dose Mutely relieves Choke,
WIMP ono dose often re, peated le a sure cure fo r.
Cholein Morbur, end a preventive of
Chßlerm. • t/..,/ -
"One dose taken ofteit will prevent the recurrence 'of
bilious attacks, while it relieves all painful feel
injs:
II s. Only one bettle is needed to throw out of the
system the efforts of median° otter a long slcknebs.
Cue bottle taken for Jaundice removes all yellow
ness or unnatural color from the skin.
One dose taken tt short Onto before eating gives vigor
to the appetite nod modes Mott digest well. • .
One dose often repeated scores, Chronic Dint-
Osten In its worst forms:while summer and host—
el complaints yield almost to the lirst'dose.
One or Iwo doses cures attacks emoted by worms,
while thr worms in child, on, there is mrsurer, safer or
speedier. I mintsly in the world, as-it never fitils.
There Is no exaggeration in these statements; they
aro .plain sober facts, that we can give evidence to
prove, while all who - use It are their unanimous
testimony In Its favor.
We take infinite pleasure In 'recommending this
medicine us a preventive for Fever sold A gue,
It ill'irever — antrall — Fe - rersr-of-A-11111101114
Type. • ' it operates with sertaloty, and thousands aro
to.testify to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies now
offered to t h e public, thew, ate' none we'can ,o fully re
commend S sinford , s Inv igoraltir, so
generally known now tin oughout ,This
preparation Is VEIL INVIDORATOR, .Produ
chug the most happy results on all who not' it. Ahoost
innumerable certificates hey° been given of the great
virtue of this medicine by t10. , M of the 111;:host stand
ing in society, and we know it to be the best prepara.
tion now before thopublic.-11ndson County Democrat.
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.SAN FORD & CO., Prbprioturs, 345 Ilrombray, Now York
. . .
DR. - WALToN's AMERICAN PILLS
JOY TO THE AFFLICTEO,
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS.
One small box of Pills cores olnAtydiirio cases out of
It hundred. No balsam, no Mercury, no odor on the
breath, no tear of detection. Two smell pills a dose •
tasteless and harmless 11 s water. Full directions aro
tilten; so that the patient can cure himself as certain
as N 1 WI tile advice of the most experienced surgeon,
and touch better then with the advice of one 'of little
experience In thin class of disease.
SENT Dr MAIL TO ANY PART OF TILE COUNTRY
by enclosing one dollar to DA. IP. G. 'WALTON. NO. 154
North Seventh St. below race. , Philadelphia. A Literal
Discount to the Trade. None genuine without the,
wlitton signature of D. G.Valton. Proprieior.
Or. W treatnent for Fll. fitful., Weakness, ke.. to
entirely different from the usual affirm, Dr. W. has
cured hundreds who have tried others without
The treatment Ix as certain to cure as th, sun is to.
rise. Enclose a stamp, and addres< Dr. W. as above,
giving a full history of the case, andyou will-blare the
day 'yon tondo thetort, to secure what is certain—A
,R ACICS
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27, Igliff.—ly t,
COII.E - 0 - FREALTTATKUifder
Onn'order of sale Dom the Orphans' Court of Cumber
hind county, the undersigned will otter at Public Palo
the following property In the borough of Carlisle, late
the'lleal Estate of Samuel Itichison. deceased. '
, A lot of mound situated nn Louthor at., '
r 'adjoining the lots of Mary Madsen and
e•e 111 Joseph Snangler's helm. Containing 30
;;
— s ; pot in trust nod 120 feet in depth, more
Or loss, wall .8' sue story frame house
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nod other buildings thereon. Also two
Lets ilr the roar of the More on Dickinson Alley, con
taining each 15 feet in front and 120 feet in depth. Al
three Lola situated on Legue's lane, adjoining Rufus
Shapley, sr, it. Nateher and Jefferson. Eacli coto:
totting about 00 feet In, Dont and 120 feet In depth.
One of thesoLots has a two-story" (came house erected
therum___:
The-sale will b.' had - i - tfhriCgurCligiso, on, Tiiinrss
ay the 20th of May neut. nt 11 ofelock, A.M., when the
terms of sale will be Made known by :
.. • , ADAM gENSEMAINT,
• Aprll,2l, 18553 Trustee to makesale.
BOOK FOR• THE :SIILLION.
~,..(JUST. PUBLISHED.)
.A Creatiso on Tormented Liquors, or the Art or Brow-
Um. Distillirig: Beetifyi myriad 'Manufacturing. Sneers,
Winos. Spirits and all kinds of Liquors, inclu, lug Cider
:and Vinegar, With wood anti.' This work,' which has
Leon favorably reels yed,lfy the N.; Y. Press, contains
1000. valuable directions in Medicine, Metalluigy, Pyrte
bieby;Artittelal Gllfltin, Cosmetics', Artificial Guth Arie
hie. A rtifirial Hems, Blearblng of Stroll Lae, Sealing
Wax, Vernon ts. Pastes, Cleaning, ClKrordird and;Clear.
fig Nlaterials. Family Scrips. Starch Polish, C.ologne and
other Perfumed Waters. bontrifleemegitique Oils, Hair
Dyes and Restorers, SAlders and Slivering% Varnishes
out Inks Price $2, inallerifecti by the author.
t; FEOCHTWANOBBI.PricticaI Chemira,
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. the citlsens of
p Cumberland ,County irlth the
hest qualitlicif Coat, tbr:fismlly
'use, at thq fhllowing. reduced ratels;,,ullVuell beet
bmken tied egg coal frons - 60tettirvalley,'Lieri6eiter col•
liory.Lualnst moußpan, sitiort mountains Luke- kid-
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sureil,tu, 'my iPqrt UtS'el ( d'Duli .?; ;
Mine col for yard end 'EI eckendtit's coal, plwayi
an bend, all-kluds of Lumber. ebeetlerittieh ever,
collide; Sept. 80, '67, . e ;
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