I ii Cy Markets. cAttirast.F. rinouvera 111AAKE Ittetiorted weekly for , the Herald by -- , Woodward & Schmidt, FLoira. - Suprrifue, per biot.'. •,d0.,:- Extra,do. • Fatally!: , . do, Urn' • do. WRITE WIIEAT per bushel Row-- do. RYE do. Coax . do. o.tr9 do. -, .CLOVEREIRED do, TIMOTHY/REG do, SPRING BARLEY do. WINTER SMILEY - do. __PiilL}►R GPIIIAIIIAfKET.__ __noun, pet barrel, Bates family dour, • • 6 60(3,0 00 . .Rye •Fluur, 8 25 Corn Meal, . &25 W.ttakr; best white, per bushel,. 1 1500 25 Prime red Wheat,•, 1 'oo®l 18 . . Rye, per bushel, ' • • - 60 Cara, 66 • . 70 ORM, • " • Clovereeed, per bushel, 'Whiskey, per:gallon. BALTIMORE DIAREZT. • . noutt; per barrel, ~ .• 4 2505,05 - Ohio extra,- . . ~ - 475 City mills,' . • 6 60 , _ Rye Flour, . . .8 25 —Coro,--Me4—.-- . . ,8-00 — Wilximbest - white - per:bushel,-----1-10®1-20 , `Prime red 'wheat, - • 1 00®1 06 • Rye, per bushel, . • . - 72 `Coro;. • " . ' '. ' • 68et,68 Oota, " ' . 36' . Cloverseed, per bushel,' . • 4 50. Whiskey, per gallon;' ,• ' . . : 21 •j- IST OF DEALERS.—Of Goods. j. Wares and Merchandise. Also Distillers, Milford, umbermen, Tanners, fir., within the County, of Cunt. berlond, returned and clossilied in accordance with the several acts of Assembly, as follows, to wit . Carlisle. Abner Hostel, dry.gorels • • D: SI. Conklin, groceries. J.Y.Armstrong, lumber, It. E Shapley, • S. Hover, 'W. B. Murray, coal . Woodward & Schmidt,•produce J. lament & Son, ti • J. &D. Rhoads, cool W. A. Mlles, dry-goals _ Henry Mullin, clothing Reuben Line, (lry , goa 11.• M. Johnson, books W. L. ilaßor. — groceries W. 11. Trout, bats • 1. D. Dorms, stoves amen Loudon, books' • A. M. Piper, . (‘• . • Samuel-Silintt, drugs . - Thomas Conlyn, jewelry J. W. }lily, groceries . Henderson & Fous,-preduca Jacob Senor, shoes J. D. Halbert. groceries • 13. W. ilaierstick, drugs 1 .• • Fredericks & Homer, marketing ' Arnold & Livingston, 'clothing • , J. P. Lytle & Son, hardware Jonathan Cornmen, shpts • J. A. litimrlch, dry-goods ,vt.l - ChrhilialiTirnciries Jaceit'Welf. ; ; goods .. James Collin, marketing • Jacob Kenny, " • • , ' S. C. fluyett, groceries (Damn & Heifer, lumber. ' Monyer,.confec'r. (il stores) • .Ar told & Son, clothing ' George Koller, hats • Philip Arnold, dry.goods 5.11. Keller, hats Henry Saxton, hardware - Steiner & Co., clothing Charles Ogllby, dry.goods W. D. A. Naugle. jewelry • 11. S. Hitter, clothing C. -I obeli, groceries B. .1. Kieffer, drugs G. W. Illtner, dry-goodi • IlenPy Harkness, grocries John Faller, ; 0 . • John Keeny, . . P. !Resent-eolith, " Atom Anirannitan. N. Ilantch, clothing • Smith & Tayloi,books —William - Askevr; - rnarketlng Henry Rhoads, ftlifilture J. It. Weaver . A. B. Ewing, David Sipa, • " J. W. Smiley, defiling • H. Latobridge, shoes Thomas Phillips, shoolMlk Robert liners, shoes 4. SIIIIPPENISBUDO. ---„,” 11. Ituby & Co., Produco 10 Bonjatnin Biggs, nlarkellug 14 Willlain Clopper, " , , 14' M. 31.-Angle, lumber . - 14 Philip Detrich, groceries 14 Baughman & Fosnaught, groceries 14 Deughtusu & Fosuaught, produce 13 Samuel Sugars, marketiug • 14 Willis, Moore & Co., dry-goods 13 Anthony F. Wolf, wares . 14 I'. £3; Artz, sho. , 14i S. C. Moller, " , . 14 J. Heck & do., dry.goods ' 13 J. &J. B. Ileddig, " - Bomberger & Blair, produce 11 (Newman & M'aggouer, clothing 14 J.C. &hick, drugs 14 Stevick, Kunkle & Bro., dry-goods 13 Forney & SVPherson, hardware 13 J. Stumbangh, Mims Jacob Pagae, groceries John Bridgos, clothing W. A. Cox, shoes Tatou A htewart, dry•goods John IWCurdy. books John Criswell, drugs J. Fisher. hats Ilrabill & holler, hardware 1.31. Bikes, stoves NEWVILLE • S. L. Lerl, dry goods Fry de 31'Elwalne, knees Joseph Laugnllie, clothing Stough k. dry.goods J. M. Davidson, shoes Bratton, drugs ' WIL lam Rood, ,•• W. L grocerleg William Vona] d, marketing William Stiteel, •• Jonathan Forroo, •• • Joules M'Clandllsh, dry goods W. W. 'terra], drugs WEST eENNSBOEOUPII • townaend & Co., produce l'aul & Bro. Woodward & Schmidt. produce lotus Lk Davidson, dry-goods • Edwin James, J. Hood & Co., Alexander Coodhart, marketing 'William Bishop, NEWTON P. A. A hl & 'iron., produce J. & 3. B. Kursk, proluee, (New) Alfred :Mulch, dry-goods. C. Vosnaught, A. C. & D. Miller J. 4 J. It. Kursk, pro. (Oakville) • j~ de k M'ashinger, dry,goods Jadakepi.rq, marketing J.M. Wag ur, James Kyle, ...Av.:goods • SOITTIIAMPTON *o.7aught & Isoris,,produco '• D. hi. Clover, dry•goods J. T. Baugham, Schoch, Sous & Co. George Clever, henry . Ilyers, marketing James A clark, ..• MIFFLIN , Henry Snyder, drygoode 'Lewis Sitter, '. FRANKYOItD William Gresn, dry-goods ' • lIO@RWRLL h.:drinker di-Elliott, dry:goons Jonathon Stri lfo -Hooter di Itebuck, marketing Cuttln 141.1.ileaf, • 'C. C. Stouffer, clothing DICKIABON • David Ilaya,dry•gooda Buvael A Dice, • .Clabit. tlaker, AY..11, " Jacob Plank, 4 . • J. Green A Cu, • --- Peter• bavid Claudy, groceries Ilutchinsou.'inarketing • Jacob Doetexu, marketing SOUTH hl IDDL Et 01: •, Moore & Craighead, dry geoda Mifflin & Alexander, , a. A. &1.1. Caufman, • • A.ll. .Itllgll, • - . . MONROE. • , ( 3 . Laidig & Stephenvi drygooda 13 •'lO 00 Dovinny A 13 10 00 , . .• • , • „ . i. . • • , • - NOitTli 111IDDLETON, • DUav Lighl,dry•goode '' •; ' ' ' ' ' f3ILVEIt SPAIN° .114 V r It firoiroadell, dryood; Joidal Culp, 4; jacatit3lmmods. d David stroidd, • • J. U. 1 . 0 141it. DrDdije•' , - MtCHAttICSIICItO. 'Daniel Comfort, dry•goiidti ' , Oswald k Co., lumbor • Nlngixork Sharper, produce Nolt e ro a Bt 4a 44,,e ba r ! • 1 7' '•J; Johneipn *Sou, " itsz.V . A . . Kaufman A n, hardware' •, ,• ~ iJ Ira Day, drugs - Jacabhorsbnimer, books "; I • 14' Brindle t Nelawanger, dry•gooris "•- 12 Swisbcr & Emi . 11.13rahill, cloating 41, ,14 E. Lamont, shoes ' • • • ,-'-'- - 44 Bobln Herrotrem & Co., hardware 14 Wonderly & Bro., stores • " -14 1 John''Harlan, 111arkeling • 14 IL Wilson & Bon; stoves ' . •" ' 14 Daniel Holmes, shoes " - 14 Haigh, & Hewing. drugs ,•• : 13 L. D. Kieffer, clothing . 14 • LevlEnell,, 11 14 ,I). IL Butler > , - " —. l 4 Leas, dryloods " ' " 14 Jolla Height, " " 11 Andrewßinc,iser, groceries , 14 Jacob limminger,• " - " 14 , William Huston, furniture 14 Samuel Worst, ", . 14 $ 4.00 .4,37 . 4032 • 2,50 . 1,05 - 4.00 2,00 Na Sale. GoswoMiii4 Zug, dry.goodu . 13 . Mr. Slither,. .• - " 14 Ilyinun Longnockee go :odium • . 19 Peter 43Ingerich, marketing_ . • •14 Ealie — tellettific - 7 ----/4-- George - Widnes, Abut. Brower, John Ruts, Lloyd, &Use NEW CUMBERLAND. Charles Oyster, lumber ' J. IL Church, V. Freeman IL Marlin & Sous " James & Musser, " B. F. Lee, ‘.‘ J. O. Miller, dry.gooda 4 24 2.0®21 Jacob Henninger, pi - wades John iirCiiitnirk • " -Warmly & Zinn. lumbar Jacob Longneeker, groceries 1. W. Feeler, drygoodn U. & J. Ilynitni, lumber • Y. F. Alartin & Co., lumber liar & Hummel, .'• • 01tanks, Limeades 5.-.lt-I'attoreen,-projusu--: Jilielinel Free D. bienlinger, drygoods_. Rugg & Son, dry-goods IV. 11. Echols. ‘• •Fsustiol She:trek.' Remy Hupp. produce Johu Kum, shot. . • ' .TANNERS. Samuel Orabani, Went Pennsborough 14 George Koslit,,Frn nkford, 14 Michael 31 Mich '• ' • - - 14 ALthony Foreman, Next Pennaboro' 14 Samuel Davidson, Nnwrllle 14 John Wagoner,. " ' • 14 A. Bricker, Newton, 14. Jerob Miller, • ".. F. .t E. Itli o Hopewell:. .14 IS. W. Frazer. - "- l4 Benjamin Baseborn " . 14 Win. M'Clenn. Shippensburg , 14 Jeremirlil Conner. " Wm. Wagoner,Bleklnson - ' '. 14. A. 11. Blair, Carlisle N. - • 14 31; Minieb t " 14 It. Irvine, jr. " 14 It. COMMIT!, Sifver Spring 14 J. Clendeillti" 14 • Henry Babble • 14 Jam .b Noss: " . _ 14 Richard Miley " 14 Bryson & Irvine. Upper Allen, 14 Geo. Shisler, North Middleton . ' 14 .." • 'MILLERS. . Duller & Gilder. West, IMenshimough, 14 Charles Fregbil, Mare.hall James . ;•,, " 14 Alit & Dunfee 14 Philip Zeigler, North Middleton 14 *Henry llamas, " 13 ' -rowel & Ilonsel, - South Middleton -- 14 !Maier A Simnel., " 14 License. S2S no oo 10 00 7 OD 7 00 7 00 rell Peter llermiln W. S. Cobs n, Cprlislc, 1): 11. Voglesottg, Monroe, Benjamin „John Williams - S. & ti. Bnitidt Miller & Eberly, Mechanicsburg, 11 Jacob Volume, jr., U. Allen, 14 -Christin it Eberly, L. Alieul se, Joseph Bucher " Neblnger A Co. 441 pi Moth, Cnufman . 11 Joseph Whlsler -• " . ' 1 S. Udell, East peonshorengh • I .1. h. IL Hupp, liamialeo I Henry Mamdug, Silver Spring, T. 11. Bryson , 1 0: 11. Bucher Henderson & pons. N. Middleton. I DISTILLERS -. P. A. Ahl & Tiros. Newton, • • Ahl & Ensminger • Robert Quigley, Hopewell, • lieltshonver A Son, Monroe, A. Bolder & Son. South Middleton. • Myers & Benson, Silver Spring, Henderson & Sons, Samuel Grissinger, North Middleton, Barnitz. Carlisle. OYSTER-ROUSES. John Nicholson, Newville, Eberly & Fought, Mochunicehurg, Samuel Itmlart ; • John Maloy , • Henry Irvine . .." • Mrs. Low, Catilsle, J. Stratton ' ° Eisenhower & 3lorreit, Ilopewoll TEN ALLEYS. tillvid Long, NredIAIIICRINTgo Jlllll.l Whorl., 2 Millard tables, Carlisle, -cIIMUERLAND COUNTY, AB I hereby certify that the oboes is a correct list - or the Dealers in Alerchandite, Millers, Lumbermen, 'fanners, Oysterman, &c.; returned by the Appraiser. l'!..otire is given to 01 persons to lift their licensee IMMEDIATELY, end alp who neglect to do so will ho returned for selling . without license. ,f2O 00 JO 00 13.00 10 00 .., 15 00 7 00 20 00 10 00 15 00 7 00 20 00 - 7 00 7 00 7-00 7 00 7 On 7 00 7 00 7 00 - 700 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 MMI M ,13, 5,1858.-4 t. „IT.; 1 7 1 .u . b c s .o rr a l l tr , s . t , r i o n ti ,, n . a , b eetfullY the attention f P earliale and vicinity, and Iho generally to their superior quality of coal, G Ile a. LYKINS YAM:HY, MIKE FIDDLER, , 11 13 TKEVORTOY, do. do.' do. and tho celebrated Lobbory wbito.oob, brolson, Egg, Stove and Nut Coal. • This yard Is hit tut fed at tho east end of Carlisle, oppn• idle the Oas Works, where they will keep constantly on hand a large stook oral! kinds and Firi, of coal, Width will ho sold on low as any In the borough. All coal ihr family Use will be rescreened lt•tere delivery and war ranted to give en I ire wtti•ftctiou. 10 00 7 00 7 00 1000 7 00 Best unAllty SI LIMEOVIIINEICO and BLACRAMITICB COAL, 'iliWAyA on hand and at low figures. All cullers 101 l at the roldenee of James Holler, West Pomfret fitreor. at Squire Smith , . Mitre, South Ilanover Street, or at the resident,. of Jamb Shront, North•east street, will lot promptly attentled.to. ' 7 00 7 00 700 7 00 7 00 10 00 7 00 LUMBER Ll'3lllElt I— We ale also prepared to furnish all kinds and qUality of. dry Lumber at grratly reduced !Ores. flub shred to order and furnished at the shortest notice. 10 on 10 00 10 00 7 00 tVe have constantly onlhand all t huh: and quality el Shingles, such as white pine, hemlock: chestnut, mk, &e. Allo all sizes of Walnut for Iland.ralls, windon• 1.111/4 and Lintel stuff. ash, poplar, oak and Linn t all hinds of paling, plastering lot h,rshingling lath. broom handles, worked flooring and weather-hoarding, ttingh and smoottnralls. posts, and every article that can be kept in a Lumber yard. Having ears of our own we can at all tha t 's and at short notice supply nuy article in our line of business at low prices. We are thankful for post favors and solicit ticontinu auce of public patronage. Our motto is to please. SilltoMot HOFFER. 7 00 10 00 7 00 1 00 t) 2 7 Ou 700 7 00 10 00 7 UO 7 00 712 Carll4lo, my2111?48. PHAN C CO.'S IMPROVED PATENT MELODEON — TIIEOLDEST ESTADIAIDIENT in di° UNITED STATES, E3II , LOYINO Two HUNDRED MEN, nod Finishing motive INbTEUNIENTS . -PEE WEEK. • Combining oil their Recent improvomonts—the Divided Scroll, Organ, Mo &e., 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 (The Divided Swell CAD only ho 'obtained In Melodeons of our Monulucture.). . GEO. A. PRINCE CO. Illanufnoturero, UnffolO, Now York 87 Fit Min at. S. 110 Lake at. Chicago, 111. WHOLESALE 'AO ENTS—Russoll & Richardson. Rae ton, Mass.; W..F. Citichinal I. 0.; Palmer a Wither, St.- Louis, Mq.; Ph. P. Wedeln, Now Orloana. 7 00 10 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 ' Prom the Home Journal. April :i, 18513, 'Tho Melodeons mannfuetured by Prince Jr Co., and for tale at au Fulton atroet;"are.the bent in the world. We have tried them. and 'therefore apnea undetstand ingly or their merits. They are afforded at a very :mod. orate cont. - PRICES OF PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS Four octave Melodeon, extending from C to C..... Four and u belt octavo, :do. C tip I' Fire Octave Melodeon; do. Five octave, double moil, do; F. to F 14 7 00 13 • 10-00 14 7 WI -14-----5 - 00 LT - 10 bo 'l4, 7 ou .14 , 700 14 700 Two 119nhe of tier, Fife stto of Wed,. Add Rolla Ono and a Hal f,Oetavo, Foot Pedals, Ouo 'Set of Itnode, I'ol4lllan, Independent ' • $3,50 PRICES OF' KANO CASED Five Octave, Melodeon, extending from F to Six °Olive Melodoun, do. ' Five Oetave'dodble reed. do. Fto }lye Octove, Two Bunks of Kos 13 ' 10 00 13 , . IUOO 13 10 00 . 1« 60 Our &with tot for nianutitcturlng are porfret, and front one long experience In tint 'business, having Mashed and .sold over TiVENTY•TWO TuouOAND SIRLODE ONS, no fool confident of gluing satisfaction. iliki.c.gitoits.ollour.nutßulacture,llithur sold-by-us: or dealers In an) part of the United Status or Ceieldee. are WArtlttrlTED to bo.llerrert In every reepeer.ned should any repairs bit' necessary before the expiration of one Year from the date of Sate eu hold ourselves ready and willing to Muke the same free of charge, provided the injury is not caused by accident or destgo. t . OHO, A: PRINCE & CO. Agents fur the.sale brow. 31eludeons fluty be Roved In all the principal cities and towns la r the butted litptea and Canvass Agents at CarIiaIo—FIIIITOCK, TAYLOR & SSUITIL Al Nowvalict—W. It, - [ntity.l4Y6B. 14' , 7,00 14 7 07 10 00 14 1 00 13 10 00 14 . 7 00 18 - 10 00,1, 13 10 00 12 12 50 -.. A' IkIRCIIANT .TAILOR; West Main Street, (opposito tbalialiroad offload' as just received a ilew and alegwit 'essortutent of Ciotbs, Plain, Black and Fancy Cosettners, and a'variety of Plain - and 'Figured 'Coatings; all of which be, snake up to uununtrn pad on res. 431- Orders attended .to 'potently, and the fitting: Of all garments guaranteed,VAno sale: CvWler m* 191868. uoton. 12, - 113 ao 14' ;,;1 700 ;:: ;;14';;;' 7 00 UPPER ALLEN. LOWER ALLEN. ~' BASTPgNNSDOILOUGII ME ilAdlrDEli I'2 14 1 t 13 1 8 . 5 DO . 5 00 6 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 6'oo • 5'850 • 6 00 M. BRICKER, County Treasurer 31eu) Jitmertisements FAMILY COAL Broken, Egg, Stoll, and N'ut. WHOLES ALE DEPOT --01G4\ -MELODEON . pUBLIO VA;LUA Ll4l, MEAL - ESTATE. • On FRIDAY the 18th day ofJUNE,IB - 513, the sulfacii.. her ‘7,111 offer nt public mile, on the premises. a' fillet of , land. Alluded in West Pennaboro' township, Climber hind councy,ndjoining the Plllago,of formeth Zhu property orlboiringUreason. CONTAINING 122 ACRES;, , and will bMoffered in two parts, or in Iota : lIS ntsY heal suit purchasers. having been aiirve:ied as followa PLOT FllthT.—Lot No. I contolna3 nem and 78 perches, fronts on Becond street, Plainfield. The improvements are a TWO STORY. BRICK 11008 K, a Manic house adjoining, a kitchen, frame barn' wagon shed, corn crib and other ent.hulliiitige,! and wall supplied with apples; pears and other chOlco fruit. . . Lot No, 2 cOntalue 5 acres, fronts on Railroad street, and embraces part of the °relined.,' ' Lots No. 3,4, 6 and 6 each contain five acres. • Lots No. Teoutaine five acres, fronts on the C. P.Rail road, and is bounded also by ri public road, being a suit: able location for any And of businima." Lots Nos. 8,0, 10 Well each contain five acres, and, front on lialimad street. Lot No 12 nontainalive acres, fronting;north_on_the. Raliroatimmteastoriltfitirifld'al rent, most suitable place for a station between Carlisle and Alterton. , .PLOT Sr.couo.—Lot No. I .contains 15 acroa_and..l47- percbesTfronting - soUthirtlf6 — RsllFoad and east on a public road. Lots Nos. 2,1,4, fi, 0 and 7 contain qacres each, Wont. log on tho Railroad, nod comprise A. GOOD QUANTITY•OF TIMBER. Any person flightier to view, the property, con do so by calling on Samuel Morrbtt, tinner, in Plainfield. Sale to commence nt 13 o'clodt. M., when terms (which relit be made easy, to suit the tiniemy will bo made known by . DANIEL STEES. 10 00 7 00 10 00 7.00 --rtr 10 00 7 00 10 00 10 00 75 00 12 50 7 00 = Rpm irmasiV SAXTON'S • . WAR SPRINGi ARRIVAL.• DorEysE STOCK OF HARDWARE. • The slibscribitr has just returned front the Eastern cities, and would call the attention Ohio friends and the public generally to the largo and well.selected as, sortutent of HARDWARE which he has uow on hand: contlisting in part of BUILDING 51A'rERIA1.S, such as Nails. Serews,,lfinges, Locks. 01110 of every do seription and quality,suelt as'Connitott, White. polished American, French, Enamelled did Double, thick of all • sizes, Paints, Oils. Varnishes. Ac., Ac. TOOLS—lncluding-Edge Tools.of-everrilescriptirm. Saws. Blanes, Brace and Ditto t-Atigurs. Squares, CI mtg., Tiles,. Rasps, Hammers, Vices, Anvil,- Screw- Blates. - Illacksuilths Bellows. Ac., A.. 'Shoemakers and Saddlers will find n large assortment of Tools of every deScript fen. together with Ladles' and Gentleinen , ' Morocco Lining, Binding, latent and French Calf Skins. Shoe 'Thread s, %I ax. Pegs. Lasts, Harness Mouthing, Collars, Birthing, Whipstock, Men hair, Saddle'Trees, Sc.. Le. A Ise Cb.ieh Makers 'fools and Trimmings of all kinds. suet, as Hubs. Spites. Felloos.,,Slnifts:llows, Fluor Cloth. Canvass, Cloth. Damask, Fringe, Lace, Moss, Axles, Spring Belt's. Se., Ar. Cabinet Makers will find a large assortment; of Van ulftlics. Oak, Walnut, gad Mahogany Veneenclinobtoot ell kinds and sites, Mouldings, Rivets, Bair Cloth. Plush, Culled hair Chair and 'Sofa Spiinge. Ac„ Housekeepers will . also litid large assortment of Knives and Forks. Brittannia. Allah, and Silver Thief Table and Ten Spoons, Candlesticks: Waiters,. Shovels.. 'end Tongs, - Iron and Brass liettles o .,Pans, Ac., together with Cedarware of all kinds, such as Tubs. Iluekets. Churns. Ac Atc • - Agrlcultund implements, embracing Plowsofall kinds: cultivators, Hoes. Shovels, Rakes, Forks. Chains, Ac. IRON, a Watt stn it, comprising all kinds-in general use which I am selling at city wholosal; prints. Remember the old stand, East Main street, Carlisle. April 7. 1850. IL SAXTON. 7 00 7-00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 12 60 7 00 -10-00 7 00 7.00 L ^ '2 50 1 00 700 10 00 7 00 T 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 - 7 00 7 OU 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 , 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 A. 8.. EWING'S FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS, 1858'.a 18,58 • West High Street, Carlisle, _Pa. (Premium Wilmette,' at the (.'untherlahtl' Comply Agricultural. Fair of 1857.) Thc subscriber has Just received the innst splendid at:seaman! nf articles in his lino. over •llrl.llolt to this place be is determined to soil at prices that de ty tompetithoi. (bit ut Pier, . Parlor, " Dialing-room, FURNITURE. and • alike Embracing every article used 1 . .,y House - and hotel keepers, of tint -iest approved and idsilinnabie design -, and tinkli. Ineludlng also Cottage furniture in setts. reception and Vamp Chairs, Mattresses, Wit Ironies, pictures. Se., &C. Purchasers ore requested to call .itrid ozonise lilt, stock, at his extensive ware.roorns, West Main street. North side, A. It. EWING. /bit" Particular attention given as usual to fimerals:-. ordeTifron,bovn and country, attended .te promptly and en moderate feints. -. A. B. Carlisle, May Id, , 25 00 25 00 2. 00 25 00 500 25 10 25 00 25 00 25 00 ARERLAND VALLEY R. R. SUMMER A - RRANGEMENTI . . - r. " 410-1- t 4 V.: . !.. VS • . . . "W. - -We. • • *-- 3 . • CHANGE OF. 110111181 • On and• atter TIIIHISDAY, May 13tir 1858, rasseno Trains will run as folloms: (Sundays arepted:) • FOR. 11Alt1H811U111.1. .Ist Train. Leave Clunbersburg, ~, 5.15 A. M. Sbiripensburg, 5..111 New vllle, 6.10 • Carlisle, 7.00 • Mechanicsburg, 7 ' Arrive at Harrisburg, 8.00 " Foil CIIAMBENSBUIIO,, Ist Train. Leave Harrisburg • 8.30 A. M • Mechanicsburg 0.04 Carlisle, . , o.ld " ' 10.20 " • Shippensburg, 10.52 Arriv'e no Chamborsburg, 11.22 3000 40 00 ' Trains leave llarrishurg for Philadelphia. via Penn'a Ihdlnnol, at 8.10, A. 31.. 1.00. P. 31.. 6.33, P. 31., and 12.003 at fly Reading, via Lebanon Valley Hai row', t 2.45 P. 31. Foe Pittsburg, SIO, A. `., 1.00, P, 31, and 5.10. I'. 5 . For Bultlinte. 030, A. 31 and 12.16, 110011. For Tr.ver ton and Williamsport, at 1.05, P. 31. Tllllll on Dauphin Road at 1.30, I'. 31. Fares front Ilarriaburg. Mediiintesburic, Carlisle. Ship. ponsburg, and Chaniberiliury.z. will be ten cents irsa when paid for Tioliets at Ilia °thee, than when paid in the Oars. 12:1)„ The Tichet °Mee of the Company at Ilitrrisbur; Mtn teen 1 . 011111.!li to the Depot or the Pentix3ivetil Itolirond Company, third door from the Easterh and the Minding, ° O. N. MIA, Snivel Refirend Office. Cbrimbereburg,l • . Ney a ISM:. Nh 'l tis ( % l- ta j r . te:l -1 ;1 ; ;:e a: Stages between Carlisle and 14111111014 g. leaving Car• llsln scary nanday, Wedneaday and !Feillay. lanntall Moly en tire arrival of the alternorm train of can, roil the east. Returning. leaves Landishurg.nt .SOU A. M.. every Tuesday, IVedslemlay rind Saturday. and arriveP at Carlisle at ltd P. 31.. via. Perry County Warta Springs, Shermatirdale. Sterrett'a (lap a nd Carlisle Sul phur Springs. Our and aferalune the .15111, the line will he run daily for the accommodation of passengers gbiug to the Springs: ' Fare to the several points s's follows Curilsle to Sulphur Springs, Sterrett's Gap, stieruksiulalu, Perry County Worm Springs, • " linalsburg, . .. . . • RETURNING. Landisburg to IVarm ppriitp, • •*- • Shormansil ilo Storrett's Grip. . Sulplcir Springs, . . - . . , . . Tltp nbovu lino will iegulnrly rarry.thp SAIL La and TGuir - tlie severail - Volnts ovOlndirsted. • 1 hnt•o"also a well-arcked LIVI,ItY STATILE. film nide!' I ant nt all Hines ready to tarnish homes and car rlares to those who will firer mu with thelroontroungt. 011 (Ito most reasonable termkand in the i',9l . Y to ststylo mayl9lBsB. GEOWIE lIENDEL rr ITING.—RE OArA vl C. VIN itEtt.EN. respectfully informs the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity. that be hoe reamed two doors south of filass's hotel. in North Hanover street, where he Is prepared to executo all Ric ds of work . connected with 0 , I Ida has alwa,rs on band a large 'assort. molt of ready' rondo (lumc, Pistols, • • Locks Keys. One 'frinneings, ,tr. all of which ho will sell wholesale or retail. Ile also attends to reyaritex all kinds of linos. Clarks, Look., Lc.; so graves on (tens ( 4 6pper and Iron. mends scores ke. 110 has also purchased the patent right tin• Repeating. nines fold SIPA flung. which he offers to the putlii• at Tory low prices. Ito hopes that Icy a strict attention to hom iness, node desire to please. he will merit uonvcll as re ceive a pima of the public patronage, .crrr - All kinds of Fire dons made to order. Ma2== -13U13 LW-- SA Li?,--121y-- virtue — of -nu ' order of o lyOrphans' Court to us directed. wo• will expose tf sale 00 the promises situate In plekin,on Township, the Wailful Bs ttotn Head, about Olin mild ni.ove thw,Sll,llo Tavern. on Saturday the - 12th of Juno. 1858. at II o'clock, A. ;kJ, • • Two Lots of grotto,' containing about ono third or on acre each, situate on the AVl,lnut hotfoot Road in Dick. Jilson township. oath of the said T;atii having a Log Mouse. Stable and oilier higiroTotnents thereon elected. Torun wade rknown on the dot of sale. • - • ISAAC NEWCOMER, CAARLIS 11...11011N. • Adudnistrators of John Kistler. tlec'd. • I!3DJ'te ,.. U . L , C L : I T in l e - 1 0 1 A ER- 1 1 11 vIn i d e pu j rc il li S nau l l . tho stork of,Goo-11 1 ,411toor,ltnt) luloplated tholnvouto• ry, intond radponlng' on 'rhombi), with (MEAUX -RFAHICED PRICES, eo au to afford, burg:this to all for CABII. They have also purchased. and will open on Monday, a new stock of goods silltablo P,r the season, to which they would invite thenttantintiof thole Mon& and the public generally; being satisfied that with their Prices And stock nrgooda, they will ha . ablelo'please all. • Call and examine for yourselves. • • • LEIDIOII Az SAWYER. Carlisle, May 10, 1808. . , ETTEES TESTAMENTARY ;ON jiJ thi I... Anita of JACOB. LUCAS, latalor tho,Town;' ahlp of South MlMllator, deceased. have .Soon grouted to the subeerlber;.reeldlng.ln tho some Tow All persons who have dolma agalnpt said Estate are to. quested• to- pnwetit them Or - vettlement: and: thole Indebted to sold Estatanre - vequested to make ltataedl• .ate payment. , ."o , ` •-• ,• • • • • • tny113;6458. FadaticHr Jalcob ens, deed. . ',ASV„ AL • I.37ipiii.E L A I continued the practice alba' lawi iu theofflee formerly °coupled by Ms father,:Wm.'lll. Biddle, Beg , and move recently, by the low Prot of Penrose & now dissolved. . • ' ' Dec. 23, '27.] , • ' „ , • , - C P. Atto.friey, A.L../.-I)ffico, on:North Ilanoier•ittpeti n Caw doors south of ablest Unto]. AU bitstneent 'entrusted to Win will be proreptly,attonded to. • , [April Ibr --- 2•• CO P Pi I . ...,. .. . ti .. ANY_ NOTICE. --:ll,EmolitL. W. , 4at rEt4RtSE bee romoved bhilinflrti to tho room oroterly °coupled by. blat on Main. itroot a tor,' dem seat of, the blettaaltat Church where he will promptly attend to'all basitiose entruntod to Sem. ' Auguet•lo,lBs7. . . 1. A W - OFFICR-z- I LEMtEIi. . 1 1'0Di) ee b resumed the. practice. of o Law;:.ofliee io Oentro-liquererwesreideptearBllo7lfiterTireililtlfitid. - April 8, X 867, B. KIEFFER °lce in. North linnovor street two `doors from Arnold A: Son's store. Omen hears, more rorticularly from 7 to 0 o'clock A. M., nod from 6to 7 o'clock,-P. M. DOCTOR ARMSTRONG•6s remov ed Insoffice to Centre Square Wont of the Caurt House; where he may ho consulted at any hour of tho day or night, Dr. A. hen hod thirt y,yeurs experience in, the pmfossion, the loot ten of wh-Whave boon devo ted to the study and practice -of Homoeopathic toed'. eine. May 20, Want. F 1 R .7.. • S -R A -IT K , , rommo r .thic Physician d' Suriemi. Office, keit Mete litroot, a:joining bextou'll b!irdwaro•sfoie. 311trch Bt, j.858.--41m,. GEO. -W. NE'IDICII t., D. D. S.-. . . Late Denionstintor of Operative Dentistry to the cfmit,,, ...._ b lii n it t t i lmie 7 - College—of ` ••1 1 11 tr.l. .. ()TeiffelZ r ill ' a rY . re . Sidell en, - . - . • lipposito Mallon _Ball, Alvin Str.ct, Curllvlo N0v.1.1, 1R57. Dit. , I;(I.LOOMIS SO 11/mover Ntroot, nest door to the Pos t Office. - ' 11101111 ba'absant from CarllsloAlia last ton days ,of earl, month. • fAug.l, '65 DR. G .113 OR, Hat ing returned to- Carlisle, oars his prafe:valonsl - services to the citizens generally. 011ie° In North Pitt street, nearly.opposlte Ills fernier resi , lunce . Terms—Moderate. ICarptile, Mirth 11. 'AS. GIOltGli; 1„.„/It10111', DErpsT, from Om Bal . tinier° College of ,flental Surgery. Irfl-Onice at the residence his mother, East Loutbei :treot, three doors below Bettliird. 19,185 G—tr. •.6.14, T :. DR: J.. 0. NEFF respect _ iii a *.-..":4•7- "o f the ladles and gentiMnon 7 11 Ifial• of Carlisle. and vianity. t bat he Intii re- Rimed the practice of Dentistry, and :is. prep wed to pet , forts all operStions on "theleeth mut 'gurus, belotseing to his profession. Ile,wiD Insert full sets of teeth on gold or silver, with single" gent tooth, - or Nooks. as they way prefer. Terms moderate, to suit the 111111, _Wilco I,l'lllol street, directly oppmdtu Mu Cumin and valloy Dank. Aii-De. N. wilt be In Newvallo aka lust tun dnys of every month. • • JAIL 20, 1858.-Iy. • . S. W. HAVERSTTOK, Drikkgist ) North Hanover Stroot, Parlisle. • Physician's prescriptions rat ofully roulOunded A full supply of fresh sisugs and chemicals. T U 31.13 E K !—R. li. Shapley,'.sr., 1 . 4 h tvlpitr, purchased LUMBER YARD, formerly kopt by Ifoory.lllabs, has remaind.lt to_the corner of- Nor , Frand roots, when, ho has n largo lot of oak, clips:int shaved nod cut shingles, with 'Knits of all de seriPtlon, oak p nok and scantling; shingle and plaatiir log lath: alt of whlchwill ho bold clie:ip for cash. March 1853. • A.. BIRNBAUM, Nonlc-binder and BLANic.a3i.n n.iNurAtmultna. Noarapapo•a, 1111,Ies. lllank•Ilnoka, l'aus.hookg, Copy•Ilooks, &c., &c. cue received and re• .grAWI I .:I4I I -5:-WlLL.l . 44lStit6 4 ;litat%-mutYtteen - ellarg , es. Alen, paper ruled to any dealred pattern. Jin. a, IS,-.43.1 QCRIVENER AND CONVEYAN -1.3 CER.—.A. L. SIniNSLEII lahL'lleginter of C bor. nod county, will carefully attend' to the transaction of all such business an may he entrusted to hint. such no the writing orDcods, Mortgages Contracts, &cr Llo will also devoid his attention the procuring of Land War rants. Pensions, &e. as well an the purchase and sole of noel Estate, negotiations, of leans, .e c. tyn.olTtro on Went iligh Street. tbrinerly occupied, ,y W. M. Pennon Esq. near the Methodist Churl:4f; -•.— • FRAN:cLTN HOCSE, - • South Kumar Strout, adjoining the court House Carllelo ‘ Pa. .. - J.OIIN HANNON. .1 - . Proprietor. 4r - n- INS Cnteh tolvos drily 'for Pnportown; Peters burg, York Spring, and 113.10v0r (rota thin House: 2d.:Trall 1 ' 2.15 P , ..11 2.4 d 3.18 3.58' 4.30 6.00 " StmoN. P. SNYDER, Ohio. . . W. IC.' MeRmsNE, Num:Avant& L. 1., Coon, ' Ithatio QN YDE R, VFARLAND, AND COOK, Bankers and Deniers, In Itimi Estate, 2d Tram 1 Oa P. 31 2.11 " "..17 " •22 3.03 " runt 3, 15:,7.-4-ys rico TEL If: undersign : ed beltu; well known ns n Writer, would oiler lilt, Bert kon to all requiring Literary aid. 110 will furnish Addressee, Orations. }slays Tresontation speeches:lnd ropiles, Lines for Allonnb. Aetvitirs—prepare nuttier for the Press—Obituaries. and write l'oetty upon any sultjeet Address (post paid) FINLEY .IinIINSON. Baltimore, MO. Fob. 17, I„SF (IU3II3ERLAND COUNTY NOR ./ MAL sm Kni„—The seiNtml s ' i.s.ion of tills !mill. tution will continence In LITERARY IJALI. Newrille; Pa.. on TIMSDAY, APRIL Oth, 1855, and continuo rl v E . An sea. corps of Instructors Intro been secured. and no effort mill be spared to t•ender , the school worthy of the podtion, it seeks to occupy, and 'of the patronage ii reqlol4l . llily solicits. Por'eirculars containing full particulars address —.. T. A. 3IcKINNeY, Treasurer. Nowville, Pa. 'Hy order of the Iheird of Trustees, , DANI SIIELTIX, President, J'Ae, Met; tr, leen, .Seeretery. Feb.l7, 'sS.—tf. • • - BELLS ! •BELLS ! BELLS • FE S LOO IC HERE • The subscriber boo beau appointed agent for Cniliberland' rpinty. for the' relebrated lireeneastlu FARM ileu..4 whirl,h<in Filthy nt very low priroet un article which has been sold all over the state, gnd given satihtitellen to all who have tried them—Also on hand virile of the Sell Metal Farm Bells, and everytldog sloe in the farming amr mechanical line. All to be had at the cheap hardware store of - IffiXltlir SAXTON. F4tst Main Street; EMI $0 25 50 Carlisle, April ".:R t 18(16, A - L IBRA SKELETON, hed a virlety of INSTIM MENTS, are offered at rrivnto sale. Medical hurt Rion- OrS who any wish in examine them, ran do se by coll• log ou the subscriber at her residence Bast Main .Street. M. A. AUG eiMS,N, Ad Inist rnt rtx or'llr, Jt Itaughnum;dted. Carllr:b•, Feb. 11, 1858. • 14.00 KS ! BOOKS.! t BOOKS !!! I 1 HI ItTOCK, TAYLOR 5M1T11",,,,t t ore sole agents In Froilltlln.„nnd Cumarland counties for the following valuable works: flenton's Abt•higniont of Wie' Debates of Congress. Price per Vol., Cloth $8 00, Sheep 8 uO.. . itenton'S Thirty Year's Vie ; .complutd,in 2 •vOls. Cloth 85 00, low 81110, $0 00, . ~ • ... ,•,.., Meese's Bernina Atlas of the World; Voleiri . Ilialert and bound, $0 UU.. • . . Burton's Cycloptterlia of Wit end Mower. ' American iloquence ;• a collection of speeches, ate., by the most eminent motors of America, -with Mogan. phical sketches and illustrative Dotes, by Snink 310 we, now ready. complete In to( vole, Cloth. 53 U 0 ; Library etylo•leather, $0 Ulli half colt; 'gilt, 8 UO; half moroc co, i UO. •_,_ _ SANDLIIS' 5C1.104: BOOKS. - ' • stiderst. Primer. . 1 •. Sanderd-Speller. , --•-- .- 7 1-••--- ' : - "- - \ • Senders' Reader. No. I. Sanders' Reder, Ne 2. . • Sanders' Reader, No. 3. . , ) Sanders' Roeder, NM 4, ' Sanders' De:nier s No. 5. . Sanders' Reader,. No. 5, - ~ . . Senders' High Schad Reader. . ..• • Sanders' Latliate.Reader, • ' . ~ ~ . • -Sanders' Speakers. Wholesale and retell at SIIRYOCK. TAYLOit 11, SMITU'S. ME Meloileona, sirnYocK, TAYLOR & 8)111`1193. Photos, —,IIRTOOKrTAILOIL&-RMITIPS:' A lame supyly of Scheel BOAR, wholesale atfei retell 8111tYOOK, TAYLOR & ITtIIS. Paher: Envelops, Pone, loka,"oto, etc: . • SIIIITOOK,TATIAM & SMITH. BOOK FOR THE 'MILLION.' minxsitED.). •''.eirrontlNO on Permontod Liquors, or the Art of Brow log, Distilling, Rectifying nod. Manufacturing Simms, Winos, Spirits and all kinds of Liquors, Ind u r 'l ox Cldor and Vinegar, with wood cuts, This work, which has beefs favorably - rovlowed by tho N. Y. Pross,.contains 1000 yalastdo direettons Metallurgy, Pyrm tocky, Artificial Guano: Cosmetics, Artificial Gum Art Ift Artificial GIMP, Dleachlug' of Shell Lem, Sealing Woir, -Ma - Cetnents,.Pastes,Cleaning, Cleansing 'and Clone- Ina terials. Sonps,Rtarclifinlieli, Oologise and: othesPertumed Wators. - Ventrifices,, Antique 0113;li1Pir Dyes And ltestorero, Solders and Silvering& Yarukahoi. and Inks. Price $2 mailed frau by the-author. iiedilrrirliir laity fr, ' 14a Mitstitess Tarbs. gal EMI ;~~j~y,~, ' y"~4-' Mechanicsburg, Pa Mitinesotn.Turrf tory by ernatiial Ohomixt, laid= I.44e;New - Yark. . ;-.:. --,,L.L,-.:New....:-03boiliiA Tr Al STRINq - 14RIVAL . 144 YORK 41NrPRII;ADKLPHIA, EIEG:ANt.N.tW•G:OO)) - 'A. IV. RENTZ'S' STORE. , ,Elplondld stock (Crime DIA* DyeSs Silks—Baguilicon • StYies Fancy Dressi -R14:1111 1 t RARE 111 , ELEGANT French Foulard Chloe,. Silks', Satin Mid Striped Bareges. yulonctas, Ducallos, Beautiful now printed Chailles, Front:l:printed Jaco-, netts, very Landsomo English' Bril liants, very handsome French Brilliants, English French and -American prints, Scotch, Fronds and Domestic Oingbams • not Ribbons and .! Drefld Trl zumlogs, • Sliawl:fln — M 7 ii•Y variety, Silk Crape, Stella, Cashmere,' &c. Embroideries: vary low Cour , prising COLLARS. Min- INGS,IIDGINOS, VEILS; -c. 00116tingli 1111,1 Oil Cloths: 'VENNI AN, I N it A I THREE PLY, lIIIUSSELLS, COTTON & =me. Druggots and Floor Oil Clothe of all widths. • • • • . LINEN ODOM: , , , . .. . • A complete assoilment embracing all the moat cola brated marts. Gloves and . • Hosiery for La dies,llllsses ohd Cldkiren, great variety ; of kid, silk and Cotton - . • • Gloves, Ladles Blegant 'to toted . Silk little, .k.c. DOMESTIC A ttr.i STA PLB GOODS: -Blearhed and, unbleached Skirtings, Bleached and unbleached sheet ". lugs. Woolen and Cotton Flannels. Corset Jenne Tlckings.,C,fitionades, Satinets, . Tweeds, Cotton and Linen . ._____persaable.Covers.illeaphed—,— ; --------- • and Brown drillings, • .. and an endless va.. ' ..... duty' of other . • .._ _ articles. • • . . In fact, this stock of goods is very extdnsive. thor ough and complete, having been purchased with a great deal of rare. we feel confident we can please any ono who will favor us will: a call. All candid persons who have patronized no hereto fore, will admit, that we beve•sold the best bargains ever'purebased in Carlisle.- We can assure our friends and all lovers of "Cheap Goods," that we aro as well prepare Was over to offer superior inducements for their kattunage. A. W. I,IENTZ, South 'Hanover street, opposite the Post Office. •• Carlisle, April 21, MS% • . _ . IVEIV GOODS ! .NENVI(GOODS ! ! I ),A,O J ust retnrned from Now York -nod - Philo dolphin, and am now. , ,oponiont in Iho now stofo room 'the large 01 nod most splendid stuck-of •• SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS over brought to Carlisle. A magnificent line of LA DIES DRESS GOODS. such as Plain and Fancy' Silks. Ilayadere Side Stripe Silks Elegant Black Silks, nd low, Poll Due!leviers. Grenadines, Valenclens,,ainFlta! rego /lobes, Side Stripe - DeLanes, Ducalis , Organdy Lawns, Brilliants. etc., etc. A lull assortment of, Embroidery , Elegant Collars, Undersleeves, Handkerchiefs, Inserting, Edgings, Floune'ngs, -etc., etc., cheaper-.than over, Cambries, Barred and Striped .laconets. Swish Nansooks, etc., ate. Iduslins, 'Pickings . , Chocks. Olughams, - ote.i of all kinds and at the vary lowent noleh. - - 110KNETS, 'RIBBONS, FLO WERS, Ruches, an entire ~o* assortment. sump,s,large assortment and very cheap, such ns wool Del.aine. Thihet, Grenadier, New Cloths and Casstmeres also just received. sitneres and ether Roods for boys' wear in great variety; Counterpanes, Hosiery, Gloves: Mitts, etc., etc. ' A full and new assortment of mahoknny, Rosewood and Walnut framed ',nuking (Cases. CARVETINiir.6 . O MATTl:ol,l.—Another supply of super Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp and Stair Carpet. Inas, ut very' minced priCes., Thl, stock has been laid' .in-with great care.at - the very lowest cash prices, Mid Will he sold for the rash at o . such prices as will convince all that fleilby's ne‘i store Is the glace to lay out their cash to the very best Inivantagv. Light profits sold quick salon. Recollect the new Mitre Is on the corner of Main ao pat st rents, opposite the Methodist Church. Carlisle, April 7.8.1 CIIAS. OGILIII'. ' NOW IS_THE TLIIE FOR4I:4IWAINS.- - 1A RGE AND EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OP • - SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS At the New Store, Corner of North MooOa and :houther Streets The undersigned returns thanks for the .patronage bestowed tnign, hire by the publie,filld at the Hanle time respectfully an nouncesilytt he .liasiiist returned from Philadelphia, lllei iv 110 W opening it new lot nf SPRING AND SUMMER Day 0001)9 AND TOW' sistieig in part na follows, and whirl' he Is determintd to sell At tire lowet cash prices. SILKS, UUCAL utyrils.,.Chtillfits, Alpacas. Do. Laines. Dellnges, Lustros, Poplins, Lawns, ltrirrges, Brilliants,Skirting,French and Scotch Giughams Prints. Woven Hosiery, Cellars; Ilandherchlefs..tr., ,K•e. • - SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, In every style and quality. - • -'--- STAPLE AND. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Cloths, Cas. almeres, Vesting. Flannels, %1 mains, Tickings. Stripes, Cheeky. Calicoes, Cottontides, Linens, Sheetings, Deni• tuns, Naulmuus, Drills, Marseilles Quilts, colored and white Carpet Chain, ac:, kr. Parasols and Umbrellas. Also a large and splendid assorthient ,of BONNATS, lIAT9;.(.IAPS, 1100 TS AND 5110101. • 4.. • , A superior lot of fresh tIROCHRI ES, Tens*, Coffee, Su, gar, Molasses, Rico, Spices, Ar., Ar. ! Haring selected ray entire stock with the greeted care, and the lowest CASH - t9urzs, I can assure my friends and the public• generally, that I will do all in toy rower to make my estaldishment known . ns the R !IRA I) QUARTERS FOIL RATIO A INN." 'Mom NVIIO wish to purchase will hind It to their advantage to call and examine my stock before pnrchashig. I hill pay the highest market price for Butter. Eggs, Rags, Soap, and Ih•leil Fruit. . • -- J. A. 111.Th1111C11, Jr. Carlisle, April 21, 1858. % NEW GO (NIY - S — t.Oß SPRING P , ,LoTIII.-k. Tho subscribeti , respectfully Intl writ their pstronsdnid the citizen,. getteralfyl they have recently received tram Now York and Philadelphia,.n hvgnimiel t , legant assortment of elothing.sultahle for' the'..present season. matittlin•tured of the hest m aerials and in the most' fashionable style, which they are determined to sell cheaper than ashlar artie:es can to, elsewhere. , Their stock coMprises DitEz:S AND COATS. of new s.nd fashioneble styles. Business Li,i6F. and Frocks ofthn Lost material 111,11:deg. p:ltti,ll4 Double and single breasted Vests, hr endless variety—choice styles. Fine Uhlek rrl , ticli Doeskin and FaticY Cass'. Inure PAnts, I . lain light colored Cassimere Pante, it,. great t ariety— elude,: styles MOE= In order to wont the wants or the people In this brunets or their business great care and attentlon has been given to it the present season. CWIS, 19m to 1110 Vests of oil 5100$ end souslllies. to "bleb conk/tut Addi tions, Win Ise mode during 11ms:easels. . . - also, a full assortment 11l zild rt,+,, Collars, Bowan, Cr,,. vets. l'oelset, I ilindliVlTlllefS, Suspenders, Stocks, Gin VON 11(006 , and Umbrellas. Always on hand a largo assortment of BMA, Brown, Blue and Olive (lotto, Black DOeskin and fancy Cnssb moro Vestings, &e. Clothing every description and quality 'well made, and of good material constantly on hand. Customer's work made up to order, at the shortest notice lied on reasonable terms. 'ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON. ' Carlisle, March 24, '2B.—llind XOlOl Ilanover st. B. KILLER'S lIAT, CAl', BOOT AND SHOE STORE. _ North East Corner of the Publk Square. The subscriber offers to the public n complete not assortmentholco of tints, Caps Bootiand Shoes. wink!, nave Jun 4 ,116111 purchilsod from tine best manufacturers Our snick thnslsts'of a great variety of beautiful • SILK AND FELT HATS, mode expressly for customers. All kinds of Caps fm Mee., Boys Rind - Children. We would invite particulto.. 'attention • to seleCted 'and great variety • n these goods, as wo are confident they cannot be wieldier In the town or comae. BOOTS AND SHOES, of every style and variety al unequalled for price and finish. It consists In weer MEN'S bile French CALF BOOTS, , - BOY'S • YOUTH'S ' LADIES' French and English GAITERS, ' Misses' and Children's ° Es ery variety of Children's fancy Shoes. - - • Tabest int el heavy WINTER BOOTS, for teen an( boys, to town.. • Thankful to our friends and the public for past fa vors, Ner.tope by stria attention, to the wants of our euStomera, and by selling UOOD GOODS, to merit their continued favor. J. B. KELLER. N. 11.—We sell no Auction Goods! Wet. 7.'57. S! 'FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. Misses• Duke and A ughin baugh, beg leave to announce %tithe public, that'they will open on the first of April. an entire new stock of MILLI.NERY -GOOD • of all kinds, on the cornet of Hanover and West Loather streets, In the room former ly occppica by Jacob Fetter, and adjoining Dr. gitzer's resitlenco. Our assortment embraces ninny varieties. for the spring sunken, and having a. perfect kAtmrltlllgo elf the business, ‘ro will spare 101 effort to plane our cmtom unt. --- The: , Latiles aro especially Invited" to'Call and ex amine out stork% . . .. llleaching for 'Ladles and Gontlenion'a vicar, Bono up thu-latest style and -warm. hal equal to.any -done Nowhere. Misses DUKE' & A111.1111N11.411611. Carlisle. March ill; I4iiB. ' , )II ESIIX LOOKING GLASS • ,PICTURE FRAM.II IkIANIIPACTORY, 221 Ego 2.11 Street. New York:-0111mi 215 Centre St., formerly 288, 300 and:392 Woolwich Street. 40arge assortment or every description of Looklug Glasses and Vlcturo Frames always on hand. Country orderailollolted. Goods carefully packed and shlhod to any part 011ie Culled Slates or Canadas. '• FAMILY ,COAL. —The subscribers the now pro. I' Witt ' . pared to furnish the citizens of ' • qv 48. Cumberland County _ with the --- best quality of-Coal for flintily use, at the following reduced rates: We will sell best broken end egg coal from J..ykeint valley, Lancaster cob liory. Lemuel. mountain. Short mountain, Luke, Fhb Men Sunbury end Ifllkettbarre all teem:coped mid doll. vered to any, part of the 'borough. . • • Liao coal at the yard and Blacksmith's coal always' on hand. Also, all kinds of Lumber, cheaper than over. cavilele, Sept SO, 'R. 1101,10111... JUST VIiBLIS icti—Price obi. cents; • • r POST - j.lil2lW . MO CURE CONSUMPTION Jireach.tis, Aitlitini. Croup. Midi. :and nervous' Afree.: Mots: Address D. TRACY DIMOUNIES, groat Curer iv! ConsumTtion; New York pity . Yost 0n1e5,...; titu s; 11 AG NTS I Publiallectithis day; l'eb: 9th, 18173' FIFTY Y.EARS IN. CHAINS: 011, VIE JAPE ON AN 'AiiffitlCAN SLAVE. • • . WRITTEN UT lIIMMEI.B, - 41.10 Pages, Cloth, Oar Back, Price $l. •,• • This Is the title or one73llthii mkt,. intemaily,lliter 'eating blogntidliei of the day. It la the plain histerj. oY an American Slave lathe far South,.who, after two er three escapes anirrocaptures, finally. an old nine, found ' [Medina and . rokt in one of the Northern States, • What the Preea Say. The story, is told wilth groat simplicity, but' with much power and patties. Whoever takes it will find it difficult to lay It down until it Is' tilsited.—NAtloNAL EtA, Washington A ear •rea sperience like the - above, trill have f more effort against slavery than the ingenl• vroughLnovel,howover.true , to-life-itsliliitures may be.—Au: OAFTIBT , " • Here to the took of facts, atriiiiger than fiction, and a .. thonsand-fold-more-thrilling; a simple -tale of llfe-long • oppression, revealing truly the Workings of the" Poele liar Institution" in our country.. To the story-loving we would say, here ten story woh readlng.Missios - Itticono. • • A THOROUGH CANVASSER In each county Ircthe fisee &rani, to engage In the sale of the abovo work immediately. Such can easily clout from $5O _TO $lOO PEII. TIONTII I I,' Tlio work Is bountifully printed and bound, and Is es largo as the books that sell for'sl 25; but as we mean to soil at least ONE 11MNIIIIER_TBOOSAND_COPIES.-thro l ld altonhi,i hayo de the retail price only ONE DOI, LAIC. A SAMPLE COPY of the Look will be sent by mail, postatto paid, on reedlpt of the price, and our priVato circulAr to Agents, with terms. etc. Address . - II DAYTON, Publisher, . •^ ' 'No. 29 Anu•stront, Now York. Morel, 17. 1855--.lmos. •• • •XTEWCOAL •YAR'D— __LX_-_____ALTlitivrxeszin_or.vmeuSLe, The sultficribor would respectfully 'call the attention Of Limehurnerm and 'the eitizeire of 'Carlisle, and the . surrounding country 'generally, to him NEW COAL • YAWL attached to his Ware House. nu West 11Igh At., where he will keep constantly on hand a large etipply cf the hest quality of COAL, to wit:" ' Lykuus Valloy,-Luke Fiddler Grove and Troyer. ton, Arokon, Egg and Nnt Coa , -.creenerl.klnd dry coal, whi,lndi pledgom himself tti me I a'. the lowest poollrle f lOg' prison. Best Int:01V of Limulturner's and, lilackaullth's Coal always on hand. 413 , All .orders left at the Worry - House, or at him roe dunce in North Hanover street,-will. he promptly .al tended to. April 14, '6B--tf. I ,I OIPSY th !C it A E thirdMY. k of .for a 5 unatths erosion - The school located in a healthy and a pleasent ru ral town,. and MT trde a thorough English and Classical Education upon very.reasonable lama. Access easy." Mr. Handel of Canine runs a daily stage to Landislourh. vin Warm Springs, front the first nam ed place, Tuition, 10:wiling. Poem and Contingent 5 5 0 per session of 25 weeks: T. P. BUCHER, Principal. Litnillsburg April, 15.1858. 3 M.. ICIIA.I11;, AND FURNITUItE n subscriber bavittg located himself permanents_ In West lllgli street, two doors above Um Railroad De pot, lots just opened his, • . . _ . CABINET WAlLR•noon's.. - - whore ho Intendg, as. usual, to manutheturo and kee constnntly on hand ovary style of !wink. furoltur and chairs. Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus with marble tops. Sofas, • ' .3, Tables and Waslustunds. • - Walnut" What , nots" . and Ward. robes. }TENCH . AND PLAIN IBM /STU:ADS' • PAlthOlt and HOCKING chitin; with velvet or hair cloth seats and backs. • Mahogany and walnut chairs with hair cloth Or cane sonic. • • Plain Optics of ull kinds and stuffad sklng I,buNnEa :Curlil luiir and 11. k .IATTRASS ES of 4)1'4.6 varlely, together with all other artlclea usually found In his lino of busloos,.. Particular attention raid to I °pairing and varnishing furniture of all kinds. HEIM: provided nl , O - with na excell e nt hu ix pripared to 1111 nll orderr tin• FUNERALS in town or country. Jau. fi, 1 R .9,=ly 0031 E AND SEE K CORNER OPPOSITE THE MARKET 1101;41:. BOOTS, :SHOPS, HATS AND CAPS, NEW ARRIVAL. oiler to Or former rustemurs and The public In general, a tirstTare assortment of now goods, suitable for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. .unsurpassod for beauty. style, durability, and cheap fleas. Our stork consiats of ^ • , FINE SII,K• MOLESKIN /TATS; Fine Kossuth, hays', Youths . ; and Childron's - Fancy lints, of every color.- - , - STRAW GOODS AND 'CAPS, we - are - surrt - the best. assortment evor bfferod in the coulaty, and worthy the - attention of all. - 1300PS ; AND SHOES.: of every variety aml—stylo. Ladies, Mia 7 sos nod Chit. dren's fine Guitars, and all kinds of Childron's Taney Shoos. For Gentleman a good nasortmont of (wad style and. finish; in fact every varluty_ln our 1110.-, Thankful to the public for past favers..wo condonation of eustum. as we aro sure we can make It to the advantage of the purchaser. • J. B. KEGLER. Cdriltdo, April 28, 1858. • BACK AGAIN TO THE. OLD TRADE!! The sulmerlher respectfully. Informs the public getter. ally. that ho has resumed the manufacturing of HOOTS AND SHOES, In West Main street, n fey doors west of the Railroad Mike, and having a good assortment of Leather, Morocco and Trimmings, and engaged Colmie• tent workmen, he In prepared to make up to unmsure. every description of work In his line. Ile has also received from Philadelphia a well selected stock of 11 JOTS AND SIIDES, g emnprlsin every variety . • for Spring and gusher tore, ulna.) he offers 'at low prices. Gentlemen's fine French Calf Dolts, do. (falters, Oxford Ties and Brogans, Ladles (Miters, hoots, linsklus. Slippers and lies, with a large variety of Boys, MINSMO mud Chlldrens (fal ters, Ito do, etc. etc. Purchasers are requested to call and examine Ills stock. ROBERT MOORS. Carlisle, April 21, 1558. sIIA W LS NTo MANTILLAS . . Extra Indueentents to BuyorA this Sreison. Opening; of 111 N'S NE,* Svetn. No. 415 BROADWAY, ono door Sonticof Canal Street. NEW Pons, ON MONDAY, MAY TIIE 10Th. One thousand elegant new M ANTILLAS, Imported from - Pa rls for the 00.1H1011, WILL UN EXHIBITED ON Tim OPEN iNG DAY . SPECIAL NOTICE, TO LADIES. In order to satisfactorily Inaluturtdo f A tifn- auspicious event of Removal to his Now and Elegant Store, the subscriber loot determined DIMINO TILE \1•IIt1LE 01 , THE PRESENT SEASON• to oiler to ha yeti• untllOrMlS pntruns thrmighout ever• section of the Union, MOOT EXTRAORDINARY iNPUCINENTS As REOARDS PRIO% . . Ito Is now nnumfacturing from Imported l'arlsinn Designs, MOST ENTENSINE AND - ENTIRELY NEW . STUCK : • • . having. In areordaneo with Ills expreastal determination as por.prior allllollllCOMeat,,laitall a complete clearance of all his former merelmnditlo. The advantages of purchasing 'front this collection will, therefore, at once bunianifest; every article in the stock being entirely fresh and new; _ , Elegant, Black silk Summer eireulars, Do.' do. Silk and Lace s • French JACO Mantillas, • Do. do. 'ham., Do. do. Circulars, • 'Suunner,Cloth Brigham,. and Dimples, • Barege and Crop" 11 inlet Circulars, • Mourning Maid Ulm, Misses' Mantillas, • • • s Ladles' Dusters and Traveling Cloaks, together with every other fashionable article connected. with the Mantilla Trade. Ifeautiful Stella Shawls, in blaCk and white, and every deal ruble eider. ~N.ll.—The Subscriber takes Me opportunity of stat ing, that whilst fully resolved on maintaining the high Character his establishment has already obtained for keeping articles of tivit Ouse fashion and quality, ho is equally determined ,to offer them at prices in accord• titictemith the present season of retrenchment and economy EOU01; BULPIN, 415 Meade ay, New York. ' (Under the .lirandreth House.) May 12, 1.1i58-2.n. NOTICE.—Notioe is hereby given that 1 . the lint " ond ucted In the lloreriiji; of Newelllo by William E. Enamor, for the subscriber, under the name and style of William E. Cratzei, Agent," wan discontinued on April lot, MK The aecentit hooks are lit the bonds of the subscriber. who only. is dulrautherized to collect Um sumo,and ri quests all persone Iridelifed on said to cal Jut mediately and settle their neounte. •cJASI-ES 51tOANDLIE11; May ...„ I,IIIW-011e.-- ooTS N D S 0E S ! putuirs & CO., haveopeneda nose BOOT ASD SIIOII STORE on West MOO street, nearly opt*. 'site the ltallraad Depot, where they have Just .revelved a' large and wall selected assortment of Srunch Calfskin Dines Boots, double and single soles. • Caltlikin. Patent Leather nod Cloth Congress Gaiters of black mid fancy colors, in great variety. Calßkin, Patent Leather dud Morocco Oxfilid Shoes and Slippers, Iluys.and Youths Congress and But . ton Matters, Shoes and Brogans. ' Ladles French lasting hoot (Jolters, blank, and fancy ICltriend:thfroCetifdco - leafiriffid. - Bnakins, tine Kid Slippers, Morocco Tice and Buskins, English Kid and fancy toilet Slipperit. Missoescolored °alters, Moron, co send goat welt excds, Slipper's snd 'Vies, Childrod'S black and colored Morocco hoots, a i anelo Ties, ClOl - Gaiters, Infields eshoes. +be.' Comprising fall stock of overything In their due, meltable for the' The above goOds tarn madteof the best material and 'workmanship. and, will be sold as chCap as the same •quality of goods can be purchased eisetihere. J. 11.11Liell & CO. . Carlisle, May 13Vhil---ant• • • ss. • ADMIIII;73TRA.TO.It'S.:I4.OTICE. .Loilors of 'Administration ow =the °slate ,4 ohn C. Mine, late of Dickinson township, CuMberland county, deceased, have been Wiled. to the- subscrjber residind In Monroe township.- A II persons havlog claims against the estate Are detitied to present them properly authenticated ibr lottlemeut, cud those ll:Wielded: to make prompt iittyttime , . • ‘, A dminlsfrator ol4l4dpit 9, THE LIVER rINVIGRATOR • • .- PREPARED BY DE. ElAilleOlift • • Compounded..entitely• from gEMS. • • IS ONE OF- TII4I3IEST,PTIRGATIYE AND. LltfElt. 1 HEDDA N Lit now before the, public, ' that 'acts as • Common!, cosier, milder. and more effectual thou Sur other medicine known. It Jaunt Only it CiMisittic.,but Lotra• tomody, noting first on the Livss"fe'ejeit Its 'uterbel mutter, then en the itorotobetut ticleteis lithoc ry till iliel,mattor, thus accomplishing, two purposesEqpt:tunny, witheutliny of the painful feelings expert. Dm, d f u the t•poratlon at most OSTniSITICS. ; .)t sjittinstb• ens tho,r3latein at the same 'limo that it purges it: and when tslon duly In moderate doses, streagtbeit • and build It up with.unusualrapidlty.:, The Islwtor Is one of . ' ".the principal regulators °lithe human betty, nod g• when It :performs its functiong w.ll the pow- era of the ,systeur.arit 7 fully developed... The•• • t„..). stomach- litsfiraost:em, ILiver for tho - propor per; L r" 9 foruilinconf its Dinetlens when the stunted' is at .6,01 . fault,lho' howelif are at -haul t; -- nud - then -- wholo - 7systent - tintforii - IffWM; (venue or one organ— the'. g i Ll*er' , — , barlng erased to do Its duty. • DO the difseases oftbst organ, one of the pus O prieters,lmmtiatielLhis •study, in in practice of ' more thaftivretityl re, to find some • remedy CD wherewith to Counteract the 'minx derangesneuts to,,which it la liable. To prove that !hist,' medy is at list' found, any merson - troubled • I -y. with Liver • Copan plaint Ist - tuly of its - forint,. 'has but to try a Settle, .tal conviction /-•••• is certain. -•••, These gums ramovoall morbid or bad • matter film the system. sup- ~.„4 plying in - their Mae@ a _healthy-flow_ of_blle r in-------7vlitoratingibmstemae causing food to digest well, purifying tho l blool giving - tone and health pg to the.tvholo tnatilluery removing the eittisos, of. the disease,, aud effect ing in radical cure. •RA Ono dose after eating la • sufficient .to relieve the stomach - and . pre. vent the fetid front ris ing and souring. . . only . one dose token before retiring prevents nightmero, Only one dose taken.l'4 at night. loosehs,ths bowels gentle; nod enrol - _CeStitelieSsi. , • ": • • — OrtrilTlf.rtailFeli at er Ch each meal.wllluure Dye. pepSks.. tie Ono des° of two teaspoonfuls will ilways relieve Blek•lleiniselie. 15...1- • ' _• • ' . Ono NAM taken for female obstruction • Mr. nieces the cause of Oro pg disease, and nudes Si -ported. cur°, . • • Only one deco hume: O diately relieves while one dose often re- , pealed is a sure chili for Cholera Morbus, and a proyentive of Cholera. . • , One dose taken often will prevent Die racur• retire of bilious at tacks,' while It.. re. • Heves ell painful feel- . logo. • monly one Ironic 15,„., needed to throw out the of system the effects of 142 medicine RIOe a long 'sickness. ' ' • • Coe bottle taken for jaundice renroveit'all - • Mess or unnatural (silos Orlin:the-skin. • • • • • one dose taken a short limo befordeatinglivelLVigdr. - to the appetite and - middle iii6d - cligeSt well. One dose often' repeated cures Che4inte . Di•ra Aura in Its worst forms, while swimmer and ltroese, el complaints yield almost to the lirst dose. -c :.• • tine ne•two 'dopes cures attacks caused by worms, Im ebild reu i there la no surer, safer or speedier remedy tin the world; as It tievi•l• ike take Infinite pleasure, In recommending thlit, medicine as a preventive for Fever •enl. A gut, Chill Fever and all Fevers of a 1111Ilien• Type. it operates Utth certainty, and thousands ar• • willing to testify to its-wonderful virtues. • '* All who moo It are riving their Unanimous testimony in its favbr. ' , . - it:ll.. Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, • and swellow.bothleglither. • - • ' THE LIVER INVICSOILATOR iii A GREAT •SIIIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily working cures, almost too great to believe. It cific'sas If by magic, even the first dose giving bens fit, :mil tiohltim more thakneurbottio Ix required to curs any-kind of LtVEtt Complaint, front, the wonht Jane- - dice or Dysitinielit to a - common bilhdache, all of which tiro the result eta Diseased Liver. J. w. lIENDERSoN • PRICE ONE J.OLLAR PER TIOTTLEr SAf40111), Proprietor, :145 Ittonderne, New York. Sold In Carlbillf by S..gLI,IOTT eid S.W. lIAV ' I my2OlB5S. , THE ONLY SAFE , PREPARATION That dues not Dye, but will remora GRAY_ To Its original color, by Nature's own' process PROP. 0. J. 11'0015'S OELERRATED HAIR .RESTORATIVE. -JAMESIt -wznymt N proof of theabovo assertion, read the following' tee: .L Homey into, distinguished persons front all parts of the country. 110 N. SOLOMON. MANN, Ann Arbor. Mich. says his wile, whose hair had become vory"thin and, entirely white-was restored to Its arLOttal brown color, and had thickened anal become beautiful and gloSsy upon', and entirely-v. er the head Others of my family and friends— , are using 3 ouritestorativo with tho happiest effects. • 110 N. JUIRIE BRSA:SE, Ilx-Senator. of Illinois 'aye my.hair was prematurely gray, but, by the smell Wood's . Restoratit e, it has resumed its original color. and have no doubt permanently so,. HON. 11. L. STEWAIIT, rays, my hair wan very gray,. 'init. rate'. using two bottles, it restored It to its original color. REV. J. K. IMAGO, Brookfield, MAIM, Kays it his ma- . Moved from cry head inflammation, dandruff, and a .constant tendency to Itching, and restored toy' hair," which was gray, to its original color. • 1 , :t1. W. DAVIDSON, Monmouth, 111., says, my hair trite 'too thirds, gray, or rather white, but by the application of the Restorative as (tinseled, it has.resuruedlts °rte. tud col Jr. DR. 0.-WALLIS, Oldragn, says, after using sr great Marry OHIO . proparationn, nil to no offecti• I used on* bottle of your flair Thaterative,:Whlch hae,cureq a btu'. vial. In MY ' head of two years' standing, - 1 • ENJ AMIN LONURIDOM, 214 Seventh Avenue, New York, says, having lest my hair by the effects of the Erysipelas, when it began to grow, instead of blank, as heretofore, it was well mixed with gray. Having tried Many preparations to restore the color without effect, 1 was iudueed to try yours, and in spite of all my.donbti It has had the desired - effect. 11. L. WILLIAMS, M. it.. Deekensville,•.AlaJ 'sem have used your ItesturatiVe, and find It all It is recom mended to be. 1 have tried it for Totter and find It a certain cure. W. M. WOODWARD, M. D.. Frankfurt; "aye, he recommundslt in his practlet; as the belt preparation fur the hair misty in use. EDWARD WALCOTT, • says, three months ago my hair woo very gray, It is now' a dark brown, the original. rotor, smooth and glossy, all by the use or Wood's Ito- slot:oho, . . Ile' LSg IN KIND, Kays. non mouth'. proper application will restore any Tenon'. hair to its origins' color and texture. , • .1. D. HOES, says, a few applirations fastened my hair firmly, It begun to grow out and turn black, its original color. BETSEY SMItII, North. East Poonsyliania, says that her hale had, for a mater of years, been perfectly o lti lee but now it Is restored to its youthful color, soft and glossy. DR.J. W. BOND, St. Paul, Says that hie hair's strong thick and Maid:, although a short time since he was both bald and gray. • The people hero saw its effects and have confidence In it. • MORRIS 00SLIND, M. D., St. Louis, saye that after frying many other preparations, all to no effect he ueod two itettles, which covered his hood with a new and vigorous growth of hair 111141IIIVIles all to comeand see it.• SARA II J. BROWN, si)s her hair was not only gray, but so thin she feared its entire loss—but after using nth battles it has restored both tho color and growth. Prepared by O. J. IVUOD S CO., 114 Market street, • Fist Louis, and 312 Broadway, Now York, and sold by all Druggists auddatent Medicine Dealers; also, by all Fancy and Toilet (Mods Dealers in the United States and Canada. • s (my 26•58. For sale in Carlisle, by S. W.. lIIA VERSTICK, SA3l'le ELLIOTT, and Dru;glsts everywhere. READ! READ!! PILES I—NO. CURE,_..IsIO PAY I • DR. P RONT, the eelebrnted . • French practitioner, has established an agency in Philadelphia, the only one in America, where dime.- tions and medicine may be procured fer the treatment nod cone of Hemorrhoids or PILES In an Incredible abort space of time. This announcementmade With tbo utmost. eenfidenco, because it is an ESTAIILISIIED n'ACT. attested by thousands who have been sufferers, c,„ - that thuyarious plumes of ILIA distressing dliease • can la, viledily mired by this new mods of ire:an:lent. The e reilol, lu molt MEL'S, is moo inutputaneoti)t: So sure aro the proprictorsaif thin, that they are willing to take the risk thews, Ives. ire. TIIE MONEY_ OP ANT PATIIENt WILL cc lILTVIINEI., IPA COIN 18 NOT rEaronitp, vrosut IoNS A,.,: renewer, "lid • •• Tile great ontount of distress and torture endured by thousands of people. from this disease, DM other-de rangements of the system consequent upon it, and a lotoulcigo of the foot that rolief-can be ottorded, hoe induced the establishment of the American figenry. Peisonsitt a distance, wishing to obtain the medi cine. should stole. by letter, how long they have had the disease, and whether the plies ore of_the bleeding% blind, or pnitruding character, as the treatment has to be varied aftlf6Vditig.tO this variety of the disown. The 1111'1111N are 4-Faain that any person eau make the eppll. Clliioll. Ily malting a plain statement of the cosU;giid eUeleer Mg three dellato, medicine and full dlreetiete will be &Int to any port of thecenntry, Address. .e - - DR.' J. it; DUPPAYST, ni ItlHsf;-1y DR. WA LTON'S AMERICAN PILLS 4 . 0Y"T0 - TIMAYFLICTED. -YOUSO AMEhI(M vraroxthus. • _ _.Oneannililea of Pills-cures ninety•sdne cases out of ' -- a imodnel -No ilels.itu, no Mercury, no eller ou the breath. nu'recr of detection. Two smell pille a - dose; tasteless nod harmless as water. Null diroctio,u6 are . given, en 0110 1010 patient can cure bilnin!lf.aa certain on with Ihe advice of the most experiencild surgeon, mid Much Letter than with the advice of one of little experience in Oils class of disease. ' .SENT 111( MA IL TO ANY PART ON-Tllll COUNTRY ' by enclosing one dollar to DR. L. 0. AVaLTOZI. No. 154 , ' North ecvontli St. below ra:C4l. Liberal Rim:mint t 1 the Trade. None. gemaiSi, without the written signature of 14l1..1Yaltoit. Priptiefer. lir. W treninent Tor 9elnabuse,-Meoll6oll, t ontirely_differenalkum_ilinmausl..cou*t..-11e...W. - • cured hmidrede who have tried others without' benefit The treatment in as 'curtails:to cure aa„thn, sonic to. • :rise ! ,filnclose a stamp, add addrowthr,,W. as shine. siring a full history of the ease.,and youwill blew the • day_yel% made the effort to Secure what cartalsi—h 11.4C1CAL • Jet, 27, 195 ' - • pA.T;svpiNG,GLAZIN(i; AND' ~„ . . • PI.If4IANOINO.=-Thomns' J. Ilelitisobldreapect tulli Inform theettlaena et.Carlisio 'and Yielti!ty, , , that ho still continues the above business In,a)ilts various branches. Orders for Painting, . Masi , Said Yapes tinnging, may be left at hie Shop. in Loutbar sheet All , In the bulitling forreeriy• oecupled by, Jaeoh".retter. jobs entrusted to him.' will he • attepded' , tpr.pluraptlyr e a r l entire satisilletion, .prlosil. .*ell,Nut...vrorldaan ship, guaranteed. :• • • DIBIATUNERS ) 77C IL TONS or LykObe•Vaille:r VittOoci t ar:ir c oohing eind,tossalipy,: i . • .., • , -T , Augult, a, /aaT. • ••,• . . • Tjiteatectiegr.r ,.3 ..
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