'THE HOUSEWIFE
To ROAST BEEF.—Bib roast is that
part' where . the ribs, continence, on the
fore quarter to-the liack ., of theox.• /The'
fir-t . •WO or three ribs is called the - first
cut, the no*, two. or throe (he second cut ;
these two Outs are the bo.t to Feast.. Cut
off ell the tbo belies, and saw the ribs in
two p'(i(et, carefully cut-of all soiled
or dilly places, if the('
. wipe it 'ail
over with a clean cloth'wruirtg out of
Then rub it all ,over • difiit
pai kin,a pal - to vomit; Wichita too
strong a lire to, burn it. in h.tif 'an. hour:
take it out 'and drain the .gravy into a
and dust ou
.flonr-alfover.thOAnbat•-thittillusiLii.eLdt;ntLi
.
every h !Hm'', until the ‘ineat,,,is roasted;
whten will -keep the -gravyjrom-being
burnt. Take up the Meat, skim some *of
the fat fr.,in the top of the ho . wrand:putir
it into the Pan, dust in sothe flour. let it
boil and'stir it until•it thickens. N. B.
A roast of ten pounds will take tw ) and
'a•half to three. hours to epic. If you
roast before tr fire-place; you can let the'
gravy-remain in the pan.•
A o sido'n of beef,. in. a loin of real, can.
be roitoel in the 8111110 Way: rili!in
of beef the suet must not be roasted—it.
Will 'sp,il the gravy: •
- 7777TOMiTijgiiTIT;i - itTa7EEgTiii;s
, .1). 1. AT AND Pi Lll.l . o.—Taii a- fire
centloaf stale baker's'wheat bread. ' Rub
it up line: saVe out. in a borl one:quarter
, ptrt put, the rest into -a pan,- and jain-it.-
- • with a -potato'niashisr; put in about two
outicoS . botter, or fat salt• pork -cut fine,
'two fresh igc...s; al table:spoonful of sweßt:=
herbs, thyme sweet-marjoram, and stun-
tner savory, equal parts rubb'ed fine,
,tca
.-spoonftil of salt, or to the taste, table
spoonful of flour, and thiciten . with the
dry broad till quite thick.
To Romm A 1.1.:(1 VEAL.--(Jut out
the bone with icsli:irp carvingknife."
,
B. For..a leg of ten poiinds, roast for
three hours with steady fire; the same
'fur beef.
Hind iinakers of wither mutton,, can
be• roasted in the same time us' beef;* if
you ,wish to stuff it, take" out the kidney,
and stuff under think, and skdWer down.
Hind quUrter of lamb can be ruttsted in.the
REEF.- - ;Take'ialiortt;
ton pounds of gond fatted - beef; -- eut - deep
holes With-the carving -knife; and Ellin .
with stulfinLi (see-No. 3,) rub all over
with fine salt; lay two or three strong
har).l wood Sticks across the bettonrof the
f it- 1., keep the meat from-tire water; put
in 'ha a pint of water; lay in the meat;
put on tire lid.of the pot and paste paper
around it to keep in the steam; cook.o
bout titree.hours with very moderate fire.
inelit:tnubstieks, antbdust;
in some flour; let it boil and stir it until
.it thickens the gravy.— 0/t fo Valley Far
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IN(iEll CAKE. --One pint of best. mu
tWO teaspoonfulsmaleratus; one:of
alum, dlssolved_in at little belling water;
one half tea-cup shortentog—stir pretty'
thielt-:—' ginger to 2eOur taste.
13 UTTER MILK • BREAD.— Scald three
quirts at buttermilk at night, let it cool
a little, stir in flour until it-is rather Stiff;
when cold. stir in a cup of good yeast or
a cake. , . In the morning; .scald - three
quarts ut buttermilk, said put in it sis tea-.
spoo• lull saleratus, (a teaspoon to ever
quart of milk,)' pour. this in the risiq,
.whde hot, and wig as soft as possil 1e.,.
listal t;lNGEnmilisp.—Take half a
enp,of melted butter, tablespoonful of
gi,oget ; • pint of molasses ; • stir in flour to
make. it .hick, then add .1 pint of sweet
milk, 1 tpblesooonful ,saleratus, flour
enough to roll—bake in a %nick oven. -
Niel.: HUSK --One 4 offeecup of , sugar;
lot' milk. 1 teacup of yeast, butter size
of an erg. 2 eggs—beat all together—add
BREAD Put - mist - I.—One sweet
'milk, 2 ears, 1 cup .ugar, i cup of but
ter,- 1 nut inegthicketi the whole with
bread, elw . pried tine ; 'I cup raisins.
RICE l'OnniNo."--Tic up in a bag I
= cup of rico, 1 cup of raisins : put,
whole into a kettle of boiling water and
boil.
5, , 11C,!•:. FOR PuDop 111
a.—elt 1 cup of
sugar ; add to k cup of butter, cup of
brandy, 1 nutmeg, serve but.
Cut. 0A10:.-One cup of butter, 2 cups
of Silg:ll', 3 cups of tluiYr mid. 4 eggs.
Srosuii CAKE.--Four eggs, 2 cups of
sugar,
.2 cups of flour. .!
CoomEs.—One 'cup of sugar, rolled
. fine; l cup of butter; - l'cup ofsour
and 1 teaspoonful saleratus.
Luta CAKE7-9 , ne ' cup butter, 2 ofisu
gar, 3 of dough, 4 eggs.
BuoKwitEAT CAKES, after standing to
riso all night, are much improved by add
teaetip-ofisour
ereanfor.rieh'buttermilk and a little, sal
erat-ts. This improves the flavor and
niakel them richer and . lighter. As the
BC , ISIIII lii cakes is at hand we hope the
virtues of this recipe, will be thoroughly
tested.
Preserving Celery.
Our celery would keep sometimes until
Nay, bad it the chit nee; We always pre.
serve
.itamt of doors by filling itrtheetalks
token elsevihere between two standing
rows,. being careful to place the Nullis
upright and not in contain with other
stalk., having dirt well,packed in ,between
them. After the whole is prepared, the
mound is well spanked with the spade,
leavitat the tops of the celery.just peeping
out at the apex ; this is cover..d with stra‘'y
or any dry garden haulm, and then a reef-,
ing of old boards complete, the . bUdness.
This season. we shall try anotherptoeess
—al ow 11.4 the celery to remain in the
. lows as it grows, backing it up well and
semi, ing as before. We are satisfied in
advance t bat this is the true mode.or keep
in: celery. Tha less it is disturbed the
better, only protect it against moisture
and attnospherie changes. ,
Fried Ryste-ii
Take largo oysters from their 'min li
•,quor ott :1' thickly-folded napkin ; then
take u tl4lespooti of lord and , ono half
irpini!?l!-Rinit.2.tiot. in.. a.Aldek-lot towed
frOtrg.p,tti; , Dip each oyster in -flour or
,•,1 et ;where adlaYtheni in the frying
pito I fry 'gently until one side• is a
• del- ate brown, end then, turn Alien' by
fork, under.—Sonie People 'li he
rti ,very: tittle of the liquor, poured in the
pan Ofter•the Orters.aro donei lot it boil
iiiiiil;,i;r..nvee the oysters. • • •
T .01. ~ ,
1..i..1v.-r,ln orderte:suard persons
1- loy-,,a• sucsrovivre.'n i .mbist, 1'11 . 1.041We, 1 ,
iteie4 certif . that Mr. N. if'. BENTZ il,the.ouly,ttgent
.11C.eurBiee fur the 'tale of .. , ,Woltre Haiti/ter Buck
il
a ilefea.” '5l lleotrbaalog received Ida gloves directly ,
14 ii i in.. hiiF wei rag rely' on, getting the gattulue Blau
uhicturet Mori I.m.
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rim Eabscribers n•ouW respectfully cell-the attention
1T pf;thu tun' conirrintars of Carlisle and vicinity, and
the public generally to • their superkw quality • coal
such as
'LYE ENS VALLEY, broken Egg, Steve nn. Nu
1.(11{E FIDDLEIL .
Tit E VOItTON, do. do. . do.
and the celebrated Lobbery whitueslL,,,broken, Egg
titevit end Nut Coal.
This yard Is sktuated at the cant end of Carnal°, puper
alto the bins Works. where they will ktieueonstanllyon..
hand a large stock of all kluge and NiZeN of coal, which
wall be Cold NA lbw on any In the borough. All coal liar
banally also Will b 0 IWerUelled hulls dellveryand war
rioted to give nutiro-nath.liaction.•'..' - - -
. - . ~ . . . .. ... . .
• ' •Ilret quality Or -I.I4EIWEINEIt . B alld BLACEMITIVO COAL,
ONUVX on hand 'and at low figures: ...1,
A ll'iwderti left at the reAdeneo of James Malin West
Polo fret atreot, at Sloan, Smith's office, South Ilanover
Stroot, orlathe i , Ji4l.leile - 01 - 31teolf - Shrumi= Nurth•eatit:
- --streot.-will bispromptly_uttemlett La.___ _
__„_,,;„
•
LUM II ! LIT3III We are: also prepare(
to 'lOlllOl all kinds and quality of driLumbe.r_u
greatly redIICIA primp.
Bills sawed to order and furnished at thu short°.
Wo havoc tnstiin tly on hand all I Inds and quality n.
Shhigles, such no white Moe, hemlock, chestnut, oak
.&e. Also all SIZOIi of Walnut for handrails, Window
siliti and Mittel stuff, ash, poplar, oak and Linn; all
kinds or 'paling, platdoring Nth, nhhogling hall; broom
worked flooring and weatherlitiarding, rough
nod smooth nulls, posts, and every article if tat can be
kept iii a Lumber yard. listing cars of on• own Wean,
M all times and At short untied RUpply any article to out
Ann of b.:loess at Into prices..
Wu aro thankful for past favors and solicit a continu
IlilCo of public patronage. Our motto Is to plmart.
Cnrlllikl,nty26lP6B
• (IUJI73LRI.AND VALI4VY R. R.
ii - hVrEit••• '
g6 Er th--
• . CHASM] OF DOORS!
'On and atter MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th 1558, homing
.Tralur will run as fdlus•s: (Sundu)'s uxruptud :)
' • FOR .lIARRISBURO.
Ist Train.. • 2 , T•llin
Leave Chambershurg,, . 8.25 A..31.* . tl6 '. 31
Shippensburg, 8.55 " •. • 2ao
Nelrville,' 9.27 " l.a
" Carlisle. 10.00 ' . ' 3.58
• " , 311,11aulroburg, 10 82 " 4.50
Arrixo at Harrisburg, 11.03' " 5.02 , "
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• FOR CIIA3IIIE9SRURO. • •
G. let Train. - - 2,1 Tram.
• Leave Harrisburg 8.50 A .31 I.ool'. 31.
Meek:ill lesburg 9.10 '• 1.20
Carlisle 9.50 " ~.. ~2.ltt '4.
".--' Nuwviiht 10.80 - -- " ' - - 2.47
"" Shippensburr, • - 11.02 " 328 "
A rrlvo at C.bambershurg, 11.80 • " 3.53 "
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, tin Penn'
' Railroad, at 8.10; A. NI.. 2.15. 1 , , 11.. 0.25, I'. 31., an
11501:it night. By Reading, vi a Lebanon Valley Ral
Road at 2.25 P. 31,
FM' L 49, A. M., 1.00, P. M., and 0.10. P. A
For Baltimore. H 30, A. Al and 1.10, nom]. For Jr.
ton 'Mid Williamsport. at MA P. M., and 0.45, P. 3
Trala on Dauphin 10a01 nt.1.30,.4'. AI.
- • Nano.; To.p.tssENo MIS, Atnll litations caber
•Tlakets aro anlll, 117.: Clannherphurg, Flllpponshurg
Meelankal.uriz ma! Ilarrlatotra,
TEN CENTA omanah Tleket ha amito to all l'assan
gore tint provfdo tliainsolves with Tickets before 'on
taring the Cars.
•
- --O. 'NI LULL,- Suiltet
jiallrad Offiro, Chambersbuix,l
0.4. 6,1858. I
. YAM IL Y
C OA L -1,1116
Toiis Lyßen's V..; 1 9/
COAL,. broken MIA re
•reeneW, prepared ex
pressly for family use
nod kept UNIL:It corm
so that I eau famish it e' and ei.s.ceall'settsons of do
. year. I have also 011 WWI Alin for sale the lILICII
DIA M. IND . COA from the Baltimore Company 31Ines
'Phis Coal Is adMilably calculated lhr Ltilcolli: Stove,
and CellerForottees; all of which 1 will sell at mai'
ror resll.+.l , sl4olVor to any-part of the INwOugll.
ALAWNE L. 1557. W. 11. 31UR1IAli.
•
c o A Li
- 4 131 WWII" _
E IV COAL YA It D
. AT THE {'ENT END OF CARLISLE.
. .
The sultnerlber would respectfully call the attention
of Lino)bailers and the dilation of Carlisle, /fllll tit
surrounding country genially, to his NEW COAT
YA It!). attached to his Ware House. on West High at..
where he will keep constantly on loud a large .suppll'
rf the bent quality of COAT., to wit:
Lyhens Talley, Luke Fiddler, Ma Crave and Trevor.
ton, Mohan. Egg and Nut Coal—nereened and dry coal.
whidt he pledges illninelf.to sell 0 the ioeouut p.1(511111)
maes. Bed quality of Linieburner's and Illneknitilih's
Curl 11111 . 11 . y . 14 011 bond.
Ail All Mdel, lea at pi Ware Mao. or lit We rest
dunce In-No.oi -liana - Pr. Street, _bat promptly at
tended to. ' -
• April 14, '1) ) ;(--tf. W: HENDERSON.
T ADI ES' • FANCY SII OE STORE
West Main Street;
OPPOS.TE THE RAILIWAD DEPOT
The anise: lbers h lying disposedof their earn stock
of 3letes went, "ate replenished their naFortillialt With
a large in, Mee of Ladies. Misses and Childi . eli's hoptii,
Sierras 110,141:alba', or haled with great earn from the
most celebrated Pala al In Philadelphia, and un-
Hwang,: for sty le and workmanship. r.
Tbo stork embraces every varibty of Ladles Leather
Morocco and Kid Welt Boots, flue kid heeLtilipperS.
French lasting (loiters 11 bite Satin do., fancy Toilet
Slippers, Misses limit Welt Boots. Morocco do., and last
ing Gaiter, wPh a general assortment or children:4
work of every quality and at all prices..
Customers w ill be waited on by a lady, who Is perma
nently store.
Carlisle, dep. 8, 1858,
BACK • AGAIN TO -TILE
'MAIM!!
• The sult.terlher respect fully 'informs the public getter
ally. that Ito Imo resumed the manufacturing of DOWN
AND 81101iS, in West Main street, a few doors west or
the Railroad Mike, and having n good assortment of
Loather, Morocco and Trimmings, and engaged cotope.
tont workttion, ho Is prepared to make up to measure,
every description of work in his Me.
Ile Inn, also revel red from Philadelphia a well selected
„ stock of 110018 AI)N 8110E8, comprising every variety
for Spring and Suntmer"u oar, which he offers at low
prices.
lientlemen'ti fine French Colt Boots,
. do. Gaiters, Oxford Tin's 1131 d Brogans,
Ladles Chillers. Hoots; Buskins, Slippers and Iles,
with a large variety ofiftys, Misses and Children,. Out
ten:, Itn.ds, etc, etc. Purchasers ore requested to call
and examine his stock. , 11011ERT 11001111..
Carlisle, April 21. 1858. , •
ROOT AND SHOIDIAKING.-,J
& tl. TAYLOR, return' their FtHOMO thanks to
their Customers, for the very liberal patronage exit..
Jed tir them, and would ro:portrully intbren the puldie
that they continue to thartulind tire CUSTOMER Work,
at their out stand. on North Ilanover street, two doors
moss the drug story of S. W. lielerairk.
%%Atli n II Mllber of first rate workmen employed and
facilities for securing the best stock to be refuel in - the
market. they MO 111 . 011111 . 1.11 tin 11111k0 up every deseription
of Inn P'fn A.\ U 9IIOhS, for ladles and gentlemen's ,rein',
iu the moot hishlonable style, and of 11AltlIEN7t.D nitt
WOrkt11:1:1111ip.
Many you , of pray Ural experience In lime business
heth tone 111111 lu l'hlholelpida justifies them in saying,
that they are able to insure full snlisllieflon to all thou
ivlio any leave their orders.
_April 18)) ty.
I, I RESII GROCERIES!-
,
AT S., C. lIUVETI'S
:had tutu Maelierond diffinvut Modem,-
Salmon, Seals Fish unirWhitsll;
Codfish, Sall and Pickled Herring,
Cheese and Crackers can be had
At IIUYETT'S,
Dried Fruit, Prii,:erv'ea ' and Jellies,
At lIIIYETTS.
Suiur enrOd fleuf and Hams,
Al 111.1fETT'S.
A flesh supply of LIQUORS,
01Is, White Mad, !cc, &c.,
BELLS ! BELLS BELLS !
FARMERS LOOK HERE:
The subscriber hue been appointed agent fur
t.onherland county. for - the relebnited Grown:lndio
FARM BELLS which ht. Is sone: at very low prices;
on article which befriend) cold all over the State, and
given satbdeetion In all who have triedlitont.—Also on
hand swim of the ROI Metal Faint Hello, end everything,
elko in the Iltroulog and userhanical line. All to be had
at the cheaphardWare store - of - • • -
rarllslo, April '2B, 1858
CELSIOR PICTURES
I _4 A. It. II ID:II'WD would restleafully inform tin
•eltlzeils of Carlisle and vicinity that he has taken roots,
In Zug's new building, east corner id Market Squills
where he In at all times ready to take AIIIIIIIOTYPEg
le the latest a'ad Most approved style. Pictures taken
In rainy and cloudy weather an well as clear, and sat
isthetlen'alven ill' no dowses made. Portraits and Da
guerreotypes copied. Miniature rh.tures taken for
LiiiilittsAic., In Ambrutype. •
.AniticotYpes warranted to stand tho test of time, hula
or water. •
Ladles 11111100TINCOIGU are cordially Red to ca
alld rxitralito specimens.
Prlctli Inca 25ctit. to $lO.. B. lIENWOOD.
A It 11 , 1 E RS , L.O 0 K E R E !
Tit ItItSIIING MACHINUSI •
Tlin subscriber desires to Inform f , suet sand the pub
lic generally that he now tone an hand mid In con
stantly menullicturing 'ft:malting Machines with' Piet
teint's,'Pejoitt Slather, which are generally •acktioni.
• edged. to be. the best artleles new in use: `Alen Avarlety
'of Improved Clover Ifullu,e, Cent Shelters, Straw Cut
tern and Plank's Celebrated Plow. Ile also attenje to
Ibo rupalrtug of Agricultural Machinery In the boot
'manner and on reasonable terms. Manufartory on
North liamiver Strait, directly opposite thee residence
of Cleo'rge Metegor, Esq.
JOIIN PLANK.
iII Al .13 I , ; Ilia N,1): ,COUNTY NOR
. .‘ j • :sit AL 1301100G&'fbe second scsdon of Ibis Inatl
lotion wlll'comuloueo In LITERAItY lIALL, Nowrillo,
~.11 a ...011 TUESDAY, APRIL Ilth; I 868, and' continuo.
FIVO MONTIIB. : • • • • , . • , . 1 - „
~,, c - .„ . ',,, , „ „
'An aids corpauf Instructors hare bran' securi.d. and IA T IN DOW'. a tf.tx u itio . l--11 0 •Joi nest,
...nn ctfortvlll bo spared to rundoi-ttni-aclutol.-avortlty—oi . 7 - :larr ' eat - ,“and ; Olicapest - rtssortimrnt 2 ooVll.ll ,
the poAllinn it stain to occupy, and of •the patronage 4.rsbados 01111 In. 11!Ili 0 the newatcre of • • ..' •
.
rootowiruity kolloite. ~' • - -•- , • •: : , ..1 6, 11 1 1NtIllf111.. - Jr.
"For circulars oantalnlndfull Particulars address .
• ~ ' r , .T. , A. SIcItINAIIIti Tniaauror...
- • - Now vllle. Pa,
Dy Ordet of the Moult of Truottes, . .
' DANI lith,sueLLy; ProehlOikt.
JAtt .11cOmtrovo, Secretory, •
.Web.17,,48.—tf..
NVOLIT,
2 illikellaninose
FAMILY COAL.
MIME
EINEM
J, PHILLIPS k CO
J. & (1. TAMIL'
=
luItIh4IW:J
At lIUVETrS.
At HUYETI"B
EIIIIMEEM
lINNIt IL , SAXTON.
Knot Mani Street.
1
Carlisie
•
IVACHINE•-s l'Op
.• .•• . •
CAlt 'AND . sAsit ACTeEY,
gni; - ?;la In Ei tlee CARLISLE.
_ThlifZietotiiiiiViistritiihilthin4rtlinntarf.imemnplettlyK
ler and supplied with the best machinery for executing
ivOrk in every department. Thu buildings. have else
Leon greatly enlarged this spring slid steclted with the
”..west and. most improved tools feithe nuns ulacture
of ,
DOOllB, WIND9W FR AMES: SARI;
abutters, inflicts, Itlouldings, Ilntekets nod other
kinds ol " Coipunter worrk. We holt°, Builders, Car
penters nod others to eall'aud °amino our facilities for
tuing this description of work.. The best Nisterials
used and ;wires as It w as at nhy.other establishment In
tho,Couttly or elnewhere. • • -
• • STEAM !MP N BUILT TO 011010 h.
And repaired as heretofore. Engines have been went
ly built Ihr IV. M. Henderson & Sun, in title borough.
It. Bryson & Co. Allen township, AL! & Brothers.. New
vine, Shinto & Wetzel: North. Middleton. and ot.tors.
at whom, establishment they may be seen in daily op
eration. and to whom we GM refer for evidence of their
..uperiority. • • •
. • IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.'
lireVeirdidFrTplitiii;TrßiirtiretdiralFirralintiffeW
alert's. executed at short notice for every -kind of ma
•liinery. A largo variety vital!! castings now on hand
fwo.skilifut Pattern makers ..Onsts * ht
ItEvAnrNo . promptly attended to for Paper Mill,
Grist Mills; Factories. &e. Turtling and
- Fitting 31111 FpMies, &c. done in the best style,
RUSH NO - M ACIII RES - AND - HORSE - POW ERR.
Itch as Buell Rear Four Horse Powers, Ihirizontal
;ear Four and TWO Horse Powers, Corn She Hers,
`rushers, I Rollers. Plough castings. and other or.
Ides for fanners, on hand or promptly made to order
BUIUMN CARS BUILT;
tint rincered. Our facilities for building Cars ore now
nom complete than heretofore and enables us to fur
ilsh them to trim sporters'.on the rail road nu ammo.
MOM; terms and made of the best materials. Orders
nih•ited and entire satisfactiongunranteirl.
Te long mcperienee in the businets of the senior
.artner of the ilt in, anti thecompleteness of Mir ma
thinery in every hranell of the ealablislnneot 'variant
Is In assuring the Lest, work to all who favor us
rill. their .1i1•1$. The continuedpatronage of our old
Viewds'and the puldle is respectfdly - sullelted. •
Co.
JUST RECEIVED AND OPININCI
AT NAUGLE'S CI lEA l' 'JEW EL It Y STOItE,
Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
',0.._,,, A !aril onhply of
t
0
‘.6.'' ''',-*;',"!--• :. - Watches, Jewelry. I-. IL
• i -"O'''' -7 'er "Th'''CP •,. . err a mi. Plated Wore,
N'''. " :-.-, P ;'fli)-.,11 tai which ,I Invite at
e., •: • i ... ?„ ' (..I vp
i= -- .. .,y ' ‘..:-::,... A,
',-,... 1 , • 1,4 r,_,..-. 'lr ~ L from the lifigest
,g....- .4, ,- , ..: ,
......c42, 4 1 . : -. 4 .
~-!• 4i." Rork OCleet.s. Watch ,
'- r: .-
~ ct) . '''
'' " .Z,- ' 'l'; ' ' . -3 ‘ l ' ; . itifirr e rn r 4 t i G:rWril d,
. _ ..-
- , ',:iVe:i i ;itT;. • -,-- - ail .
We.havo a large assortment of Gold and Slher Hunt.
ug and Opel -Case Wadies t o suit . 1111 FM1112.11,8 and
'ockets, -
Fine and Cheep Jewelry of every style And quality
setts or by the pieso us vnnted,
Silver and-Plated Walters, Cake. Frult,•Sugar, end
rd Ilaskuts, Sliver, !Pablo, 'Ala, Cream, Sugar, Salt,
i‘ort and Croau..Spouns,
• • • ' At NAUOF.W.S.
•
Fine l'enrl, Lava. Coral,Conteo, holdxtono. Mosaic, F
.fitine Muaaie, Jet Box nod Masa cotta cheap
At NAMILE'S
Diamond Breastpins and' Fingerings, -
- - • At NAUGLE'S
.
Gold Hunting Cosi. Eight Day Corers; (bold Hunt
ing Caio.,, Duplex; Gold Hunting, Chrononikers.
. At NAUGLE'S.
•
Bagley's - best- finality of Gold Morns; l'ltto Gold
Pens and Sliver Holders,
At NAUGLE'S:
Silver and -Pltile.! Ton Slots, ( 1 , .e.1et,, Culm, Tag ,
neks, I'ltehers, Urnb, Tureens, Ten 8e115,..
fold Neck, Vest. Cunt,. Fob. and Medial', Chains,
Gold Bracelets, Lockets, Thimbles, Crossett. elmenik
- - • At NAUCILL'IL
FronekTitneyieree to rtio.tbree end foot weeks, '
At NAIAL - E'S.
.•
0 old Shame, Vest, Collar, and Shlrt Studs of all atyfee
and quality,
• .
At NAUGLE'S:
... . .
Piked Forks, - Spoons, Mayes, Napkin alum Say
'lllnablet, Skalds, . ; 4 , . .
. .
At NAUGLE'S.
Fluthinx, Acent'doons, Music lloxenn . llll,tl yar.lqty,
At SAMILE'g.
Ladles' Poitinonales. Pearl and Leather. Plain and
Fancy Travelling Bags, very Eke styles, i heap
At NAlltil,E'S.
If you want to luivo your Watriu.s put In-good r
pair nod warranted, tako theta to . .
NAUOLICS.
If you want to get 11 Cheap Clock, you 1 . 1111 get It •
At NAIIOLET,
If you want your Silver Ware neatly marked at vino
.lice, call
At NAUGLE'S.
All goods warranted tilt represented, or the utoney
feuded,
At NAUGLE'S
Pomona that, want bargains are Invited t. call
0 LI)
(i.OI.I3ERLAND VALLEY INziTITUTE
‘j • '
• MECIIAICHIIUIta. PA.
REV. BENJAMIN C. LIPPINCUrr, A. IL, PRINCIPAL
AND TfACJILA OF MORAL ANN .NATCIIAI. ,CIENCE.
A. FOSTER MULLIN, A. IL, Nlallunnalles and Modern
Languages.
THOMAS S. EEESE, A. 11., Ancient Languages and
Higher English.
This Institution having passed lido new hands. will
bo reopened is a 31,11., Fchrnd only. on Thursday, the 2d
day of Eupteinher next. It Is tile debign of the present
proprietors to nude It a strictly firef•rlass.dloarpnt
t+ehool, for training and fitting 1,0)s and young men
either for college or hmlnesx. An efficient Corps of .lu•
structors n has been orgunived. whose personal
CM=CM=IM
oho will spare no pain. to rooky II worthy 14 the Cola
donee and pot name° of lb public. The Buildings of
the Inatitute Aro ample. nod well arranged for the ac•
commodation of about ninet s , ltearders. and all students
front a' road are expected to lamed with the teachers.—
They will thus enjoy the benefit of constant instant:that
auttsullervisitin.
Mechanlceburg la situated in the centre of lbe brillb
tiful Cumberland Valle.*_lllllo milp fins Ilarrialturg,
and is easy of afllsB by liTtiltood from Philadelphia.Bal•
thnoro, kc. No location could lot .1110r0 eligible for or
robs—none Inlay healthy or ot tractive (bestial a school.
Pupils front Waidtingtom Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Intermediate pointa, halm: the mornlog trainorill
-reach- Mechanicsburg bv-2 tiolock, lei he
-4,444MM-titbit,. of the Principal and his Assiqtants to
place the Institute on n permanent and elevate , l basis.
with every application requisite for,auperior
they appeal with confidence to all who have Nona to ed
ucate. •
The seholeatie.year.will he divided Into. two sessions
of twenty two-woolen each, the first beginning on the
first Thursday of September, and ending on the first'
ttednesday of Fehrubry:' the wont sessien - heginning
'On the firs. Th'utsday of Fehrdilly, and eliding on the
tirat Wednosday'of my
TE M S
Idonrd, IVaNhlint, Room Ront, and Furl por
Tuition, (Common EnuilF,h.) • 7 -
(Higher ' -, •
Ancient ond llodoru I,nnuunges,
Terms par tobsion payoblO In advattre.
ts. Not fui*lmr Information apply to tin, Principal,
slochonicsburg, l'a.
(IllAlltb AND FUIiNITURE.
'`11,,, subs , criber having bolded Weskit' permanently
In West iligh street, tut, doors abut° the liallroad•lle•
pet, toe Just Opened Ids
ll=
whore hr Intends, as usual, to manufacture and keep
Lsoistantly on hand. pycyy stylo, of parlor furniture
and ellairs,
Walnut and MMus:Any DromAing:'. n: - . • .r.x .
Bureaus with tuurble• tops. Sofas. 'At , ~..,,„1 4,
'cab!. and . Wile h-stands. f;,
Winn ut " Whutolots" andWar4. .. . ,
robes.
FRENCII AND PLAIN DEDSTPADB
PARLOR and ROCKING chairs with volrot or
hair cloth seal s 1111 d blleiii4. —..
" Mahogany and walnut chairs with bah• cloth
or colic sontio
Plain chairs of nil hinds and stuffed spring LouNats,
Curled Pair nod lan( 31ATTRAl-SLS an every ,varletyi
tngetlter will! ail other articles usually thund in Ids
true of Ittnitiess.
Particular attention paid to t °patting and varnishing
furniture of all kinds.
Being provided alt.° with on excellent ITEMISE, he
to prepared to DU all ordure for FUNERALS in town or
eotintey..
JAMES.R. WEAVER.
Jun. 6,1 t S. -1y
hARME RS I- 7 —Now .ie-the time to get
I a new VIRESIIIIIO MAOIIIIN ti atil 11 01t S E
POWER, We have a -number of well made Machines
now on hand..at..the lioundry..nud ..11achine.
Shop, which we will sell on the most reasonable terms.
They combine all the latest Impnwensents and tire
warrantedlo he of good niaterialme,l workmanship. ,
Also, OEN SHELLER; nf thndhiost Improved von.
struetlon, which do their wick rapidly und•theroughly.
for sale at low prices ' A RDNEW CO, •
- •
.
B LACKS3III`,II § ! C. CO Al .-,-- r 0,00 0
•. flulibele of Oftundinnis iipaliirena ifie celebititid.
I,enteii! Mines. receiving and fur min liy •
.4 nitwit fo. Ifa. , - . , - . •;_' . ,y.ll..mintitAY
.-
IMEI3I.JUNERS' CO AI: - 9 Om.
TONS or bykinui Nut . C44: a brOlorlor r
ebb rurelilbre and formal° by • • .. • '• • -
Auutud 6.
,1007 . W. It. 'MURRAY,
r;J. 1i1iA11. 1 .111,, J. L. AIc,bOWELL, 8.111:DAVIDpOli
.. - GILA WAAL , rI,I6DOWEI,Ir•& CO ,
' GENERAL LANb .4i3ENTS;
':4 4 / I ;ettii;o4l4 territory.
ILIr uild4ocate
. .liebrasita lorM.and
.11'estern Misseurl,' buy and sell lands, loan !tin' invest
money. buy gthd sell drAlls, give inihrmation respecting
the country, and do
X a genet al'ageney tug:Meng.
, likVElll..l\ CIA%
John 11. liratton: Carlisle,Ta:
in. M. liertent: Banker, "
11011..1. undone,
hat, Brun heman R Co., Rankers; Carlisle. - •
Wm. 11. Henderson:l:sq., Carlisle.-
George Sandcrsbn Esq., I.nraster. Pa. •
- John A. Ala. ' )1. C.,' New —.----
Wm. S. C 01,04111,
E. W. Clerk it Co., Bankers. Philadelphia,
lion. Michael Corklin, Shepherdstewg, Pa.
litnirrheiman*Smut7-illen•lntittsAltiltintorer•-------
it. 1.. 1110,e, Esq„Cashier kieranitile Dank New York.
'nyWarNlTaihner ittia r Pain* -- ligentOltmreapuly.
looeseeta 'l' artillery.
Wm. Kilgore. Egg., Attorney and kcal Estate Agent.
- Sterling, 11l
11. W, Mather. Esq4.llattry city, 111. • '
Ex•liov;Josepleltil War. Cumberland county, Pa:
E. W. mark it Co., hankpra. Philadelphia. ,
Oov. Pollack. ,
March 18, 1857.-Iy. „
FRES if R R AL.
, GOODS 1 , 011 TO P....DOI:MAYS 11
FANCY GOODS,. GIFT GOOKS, 8c.0 . :.
lIAVEIISTICIt has Just received from the ell%
'and Is now opening a splendiddirplay of FANCY GOOD):
suitable for the approaching Holiday Searon, to WIIICI
ho desires to call tint attention of his friends and the
public. Ills assortment In this line cannot hesurmum
in novelty and elegance. and.beth in finality 1111(1 prix'
011ie articles,
canna :till to dense purchasers. It woul.
he Impossible to enumerate
----- c ----- *llObtlltrY — FNlMrlloollB7 — *"
which comprise eyery variety of fancy article of the mos:
oßnidiallt, finish' such
Papier Macho ()sods, •
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and trays
Fancy ivory. pearl and shell card rases.
Ladies Pancyllaskels.
Fancy Work Duties. with sewing instruments,
Gold 'pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights.
Papeteries, and a large at rhity of ladies' Fancy station
suds and 'wafers, RIM Ind bead purses.. -
Ladles' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies fin
tier),
Perfume baskets and lags,
Brushes ,of every kind for the toilet,
Roussel's Perfumes of the various kinds.
Musical Instruments, of all kinds and at all prices
)gether with an innumerable variety of articles elegant
finished and suitable for, holiday presihils, to thiel
o Invites special attention.
Also, atvestensive and elegant collection r
omprising the Carious English and America, ANNUA Lr
lor 18S2. richly enthellshed and Illustrated POETICA I
WORKS. with CHILDREN'S PICTORYAL BOOKS, I'm
child reirufaliligtt. - : thntrirlilelniething - eafrha - ntiori
'lpproprialn or pleasing as holiday gifts. li isosiortmen I
.11 School Books and School Stationary Is also coinplete
and 'comprises everything, usati in College mid Ik.
Schools, Ile also Joshes to call the particular alter,
lien of loathes to his elegant tu.sort went of
. • - LAN PS.;(1111 ANDOLES. de.,
from the ostensive establislimeots ol Corn ohm, Archer
andlithers of Philadelphia, comprising yvery style to
Parlor. Chamber and study_Lnal4, for burning. eltjto
LAN. Sperm mi.:lberia) oil, together with Flower Vases
Fancy Screens. &c. Ills .01.01 111.001 In thin lino is on
equaled in /1141 borough. Also.. •
FItIITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY— NUTEL PHE.
'SERVED FRUITS, 41c,. •
n. every variety awl nt all priers. nll of whirb nre pn
and knelt .Fitell
_ .
11,"
Ida frli•ndp nod the liti 0 o •F Ilia ,k,rl;
every thlogliFtlfillibe oifinery Oood, ullh ninny ono
ertlelen uselul to housekt!epers which i_he oddly nro
perl.ll,y lei Red to roll nod sue dui lee the holidays..
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opUoslte the Bank o
North Ile never Arcot.
- ArYIEITCII.Ii'S
EIEZE=
1nnee.10.1857
„ SAXTON'S
nua,r. SPRING A.lt lilt' AL.
- •
IMMENSE - STOCK OF HARDWARE. -
The subscriber has Just returned from the Eastern
cities. and would call the attention of his frfends soil
I he,public generally to the largo and well selected'ss
fs'ilikent of.II Alt UWA REtvls leis he Illfc'siow on band:
consisting In part of 'BUJ f.DI NO MATERIALS. such as
Nails, Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Locks, Wass of every de
script lon And quality. such no Wm mon, White. polished
AnnOnall, French, Enamelled and Double thick ut all
sines. Paints, Oils. Varnishes. "cc., Ac.
TOOLS—lncluding Etimi•Tools ob.uveryoleser)ption.
Saws. flours, Brace and lints: Augers. Squares, naps
Files, Rasps. Hammers,. Vices; Anvil, Screw Plates.
Blacksmiths Bellows. Ac.,
Shoemakers, and Saddlers will find a large nssortment
of Tools of every &script lcn, together with Lndlete and
Oentlemen..' Morocco Lining. Binding, Patent mid
French Calf Skins. Shoe Thread. Awls, Woo. Pegs. Lasts.
Harness Mounting, Cullartsllirtblug, Whipstock, Deer
lAD. Sll,llllO Trees'. Ar.. A,'.
Also. CoAela Makers Tools and Trimmings of all kinds.
such as flubs. Spokes. Fellow. Shafts. Bows. Floor Cloth..
Canvass, - Cloth, Damask, "Fringe, Lace, Moss, Axles.
Spring Belts. Ac., Ar. _ , • •
Cabinet Sinkers will find n large assortment of I'ar.
'fishes. Oak, IVninut., and 3lntfogany l'enjers, Rallis of
oloos.:31ouldIngs. itlyets, flair Cloth.
Plush,Culled po
Chnh. and Sofa Snge. de„ Ac. • •
' , Housekeepers will also find 'a large assortment of
Itsives and Forks. Brittannia. All ate and Silver Plates;
Table and Ten Spoons, Candlesticks. Waiters, Shovels
and Tongs, Iron and Bross Retires. Pans. Ac., together
• with' Cedsu we of all 'kinds,. such as Ttibs.llurkbts.
Churns. Ac • dc.
Agricultural implements. embracing Plows of all kinds.
cultivators."ll4qk Shovels. Rakes, Forks. Chains. Ac.
IRON, a large stn It. comprising All kinds in general
use Widen I alt nulling at city wholesale pokes.
Remember the dd stand, East Maio street, Carlisl
April 7. ISMS, 11. SANTI,N
!=!
MM=
CRIMBERLAND VALLEY . BANK
NumuLTops.
11 ILI .IA\I Krae,
ROUT. C. Srtuntrr,
It ICIIAILLI 11 . 0..141,
JOAN U. DUNLOP.
Thin Bank, doing business in the name of Her, Ilren.
mom & Co., is now fully-prenaked to do a general
Ilankintritusinesa - wlth pioniptness and fidelity.
loney received ou deposit and paid hack on demand
without notice, Interest paid on special deposits. Cer
tificates of deposit bearing Inter..st at the rate of flye
per cent. will be issued for as short a period an four
months. Interest On all certificates a 11l cease at tow
Levity, provided, howeN er, that If said certitwates are
renewed at nnytlmu thereafter for another given pc'
rind, they shall War the same rate of Interest tip to the
time of renewal. Particular attention pall to the
'action of notes, drafts, cheeks, Sr., In any tart of the
United Wales or Can:ldris.
Remittances made to England. Ireland. w.hu Conti.
mt. The lidthful mud coufidunlful .eiacutiou of all
. ders entrtmtud to them, tinny ho yelled upon.
'I hey call the attention or Fannon, Mechanics and
n liners who lepire a safe depository for theft mimes.
the undeniable fact. that the proprietors of this hank
o IMOV , DUAI LY liable to the extent on heir estate. fun
I the'DeposstS; and,olher obligations of lice, Menne.
an A: Co
They Inite . r . ocently removed into their neWf ill . l2odc . ing
101-1
directly opposite their former slued, to Most
Blain Stfeet, /Crew doors east of the Railroad Dajad.
iihere - thqy will at all times - be plent.ed te,e lee any In
formation desired lu regard to muney matters In gene
I Ineet for busluess from 9 o'clock In the morning uulll
4,o'clock In tho evening. '
'Carlini°, 'May ,21). 1857
PIIILA DELPHI A EVENING
ItuLLLTIN, on Ind. pendent Bally Newspaper,
devoted especially ni the interesta of Pennsyl uw La:
containing inip4whoit Telegraphic Sean, sixteen hour,.
in ,11111.1 re or the morning papers; Original Foreign
anillowelile'Coiregnu,Wnce: - Etlitorials "rill - ,Wl —
and full ill:ports of all iho•News of the D.iv ; th
Commercial and Financial Departments are tub, an
are carefully attended to. Al. an-Adt erthing Medioin
them In no latter paper in the Stole. Ibe cirrulathe
!Icing next to the largeat lit fhe city, and among, tit
most Intelligent and Influential of the population.
TER3I3.-61x Bella,* per clear. in advance.
CU3I3IINIIS k PIVCCOCIi, Proprietors,
,Np. 112 S. Third street, Philadelphia.
1 1 11 F, PHILAGELI'IIIA,S . AT U It.
j_ DAV BULLETIN. a handsome. well.fllled, Munn:.
wkly Neworelper. la rIII , II . thed Lv Ille".Proprietorrea
be following unpreccdent• dly low rates -
1 cup, Olio your
Ii copies,
am 00
1 4 00
15 00
1000
FURTHER INDUMILNTIO-TllO 11111M4 Club (over lutlJ
be hold ferltbree years: the next Irtrgest Club.
wet. 1W) rrlll besent for two years. J‘dtlress
& PEACOCK, Prrtpt 'eters.
Bulletin Buildlug,No,ll2 S, Third St., Phila.
JOHN -- P:I4I7NE &- SON, have just
re elvoil their Full Fork of lIANDWA NE, which
inakes their stock very largo and complete. We now
stand wade to furnish the nubile with every Variety i t
goods in to lips of WARILANTID QUALITY, and at
prices that defy competition. Elnumeration is useless;
m ine° it to say hat wo have aver) thing in our line
that the public in pinisibly stand to need of. The
most mod cab ii a "Try us. all ye that want good
goodS at low prices." We return our sincero thanks 16.
the generous public for their very Octal patronage,
and asking n continuation of the same.
'
J. P. LyNlint SON;
North ll:mover Street.
Oat. 27, use.
fl l ll.ll B . olg3CAllii . ElS HAVE FOR
1 . SAGE 190 DIOUSAIiII Whito Pine Slaw
glee, of ouperlor quality, whir-01 thoy will yell at Oyer
prices:r • Alro,n Wee lot' of Cherry and Walnut, from
Inch to 3 loch& thick. which they will soli whole.
;ale or retail lots.. Also, a pair or [lay Scales, which
-will bo. sold low,- A:sn, nekt_lbroshing _Mulling. to
Which we Invite the attontlo t of farmers, as we feel din'
poked to Oyu bargain. K All kW& of Lumber and Coal
constantly' uu holid low for cash. r
• 8111t031 & HOFFER,
•
Carlisle. diUri3 . .4. '6B. . --"•" •
AcMERICAN . WATCII.-11(!ving
--cohod-thorollerfOrtho"eirlenrthe'"Anicrlimt
eth. from tho, Won Watch ContiMn), I would re.'
epochally leloedetny old frlourla and thmpublle goner
ally, that I have ;11 flue meortuiont now opening and
rowdy for sale In gold and ellvor mes and very fine
etylos, and with regard to thin, they can't be heat, to*
posse that fact It is only nevessary to Wive them a Wok
Persons In want Ma correct Ilmorlece, ere reel:hurtfully
Invited to call and - eoe our Watches.'" • • •
W.
.llfOrt gtreet..Carllohr.ys:.
.iun~ otn,'rnn. ,
A iti'ltlziptiANGE
S,TESTMENT,—'the nulrxrr II ot. o for:
privato roaitolia
• or Iliriks:.Stationery. cic., (lotjtollitic Ulu graol will)
hu
longingtn,shryoril, Taylor k Nhl6, Ip tin xtora (.11 thx,
pourti'etoit cArnor Ofllio ligature, oplawilto llot
' • •• •. •' 8511Tii.
aus,tpt 11. 185 P—at
IC bitiii!)lllB .neptly execlitea
New .6360.
==M
B. W. 11AVF;RSTIcH
ENE
:11ELC110111.MINNENIAN;
JOHN DUNLAP,
JOHN S. STLIIEETT, „_._
11. A. STURGLON.
H. A. STURUEON, Cashier
$1 10
6 Do
111 CO
15 Ohl
2. Ou
61.. Ott
pl)iluDcLiJl,in:.
G.,x.-Busws••
t )Oust,3
.Market St., above Ei g hth,
=Z!
Uta
TI. - * N.‘"`: . : sf•- •
r 4..• A‘
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=
J. it: C S E. L. B E ' S
(LW. Avare k 048!4E1.11r!illY,)
DRY 411.00i35---STORE-,
53 NORTH EIGIITI-STREET,
mow Amt. (ow -!fo.- 49 ,)
PHI LADE'g LPHIA
DRY GOODS, ‘V ' TIOLESALE AND RETAIL,
• -O,IE ItlllbE--8)1ALI. 'PROFIT—CHEAP :01t CANII
I=
'IM 1 3 ItO V El) PATENT 41 ELUDEON.
_ _THE OLUEBT. EST.IIII,IFMMENT_JILO.A. UNITED.
STII'ES. EM I..iY INII TWO HUNDRED MEN, and
Vr I SEVtitINIEN T Ell WEER.
COnibining all their Ili•cent improvements—OW Divided
Ilt'dn, \I 110 m _ke., de.
(The Divided Swell can only he r- obtaliied In' 3lelodemix
of our Manularture.) . - -
OEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
New York
=
rethoißly. , 110 Lake at. Chico:Ali?.
IVIOLESALE AU I.:NTS—lin...oil
on, Mn'.;N \V. V. CoDown, Cincinnati. 0.; Palmer Jr.
Nrolier, St; Louis, 3ip.; Ph, I'. ‘Verlein, New Orleans.
=
'rho Mol...h.ans manureetured •by Prince & Co.. and
ter sale atAf'Fult.al Areet. are the best in the World.
.IVe have tried them. and Iherefore hpeak understand•
In%ly-of their merits. They are alkirded at a very mod.
orate cost.
• OF__FMITABI,II INSTRUMENTS_
-
Four ~ C tIVO MOO loon. extending fron,C t o P ...... i 45
Four and a half octave,. • do. 11 to F •60
Fivu Oct4ve M 01101.11.. du.
Flue (Idly°, doubli; rood, du. ... 130
- MOAN MELODEON.
Tso Ilankli of Roy.i, Fllio 5.50 of Rood., Eiltlit Stops
Ono nod a 1101 f ijetoOS Foot Pedalo, Ono Sal of 116i 7 i1II;In -
Volal Dona lodopendent •$350
I=l
Mu Ochre Mololonn, mdoodlug from F h F....,....5100
Slx Octavo Moliidoon, do, - • Fto F WO
-Flu, Ochre douldwrood. do. ' Fto V IN
Fire Ochre, Two Books of lieyn _ _ 200
Our, (m4 . 11111)4 for manufacturing are perfect, nod from
or long expellent.° In the business. having finished
and sold over TWENTY.TIVO THOUSAND MELODE.
„ONS, wu foul confident of giving satielarthni.
All Melodeons 01 ou("inanulact um, either sold by us,
or dialers In any part of Hie United States or Counties,'
tire WAIMOITED to NI perfect In'OVery respect. and should
any renkirs be nem:sear) . before the okpiratlon quoie
year from the data of Mill no hold ,nirsolves ready and
willing to stoke they:uuu free of charge, provided the
InJuvy is not effused by accident or design.
Will. A. PRINCE A VO.
Agents for the sdlo of our .31ebelcone may he found In
nil Illu prlnelpal cities nod towns In the United States
and Canada,
Agpalts lot Carl IgIe—SIIIIYOCIC, rArLoit LSMITiI
At NIIWNIIIII—W. It.,IANN. e Dim WWI.
m g/
Wl)IIKS OP :ED
GAD ALIAN ME, l,t•111111'11I1)' Iltustrated wifit
more than one hundeed original clenisais by barley, Dir
ket. Foster. itlekeesgill. Tenniel. Crop,y, Duzgan and
: and er.grat , ed. in the flue. 4 style of Mood Est
graving by Ct1U1'1•:It, EVANS,
i4l.lsodidlrlsenni—ltrieti sic Dollars. A few Ceplek
In Moravec,. Sine Dollars.. A I KO. the fifteenth edittou of
PUB'S COMPLETE WORKS;
IN rum( voLumEs, 12 mo. riuce *4.60,
Contalolog the Tnlce ,if the Grolesqul bud Arabesque
Wonderful Stories of the filltiginatillu: All lug Poetry
Th e Story Gordon Ppm, and a complete col;
lectlon of all lits yontrlbutlens to the AlagAzioes. kd.
Roll by RUFUS W. (11l ISWIII.II, 11. D., with noticou of
his lag by J. It. Low kl,L•wud N. P. Wui,ns.
Sent by mall, po:Angu prepaid. on receipt of price.
S. Itlil)FILLO, Agent,
43-I Beekman St., New"Vork.
I=1!
Ii I LEGANI E, r l i AiiTE AND FA 811-
lON 40001000 AT W. SotmoNtr
PARIS MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
311.1 BROADWAY, Nuw .York.
A splendid 11%sortnient of the most Ineesa and
Fashionable 31 I LLI N HUY and 311 Lid N EBY GOODS,
selected by our own agent in Paris gnal London, or
Fall and %tinter wear, and offered at prices below any
other lloto.o In the Trade . : also. a large assortment of
Felt and Beaver BONN BTS. for Lulh•s' and Misses'
wear, at the'lowost possible prices. wholesale and retail.
Parte, It Donna•ts always on hand.
Sep 15, I &58-31 n.
TE", - 111
Thu subscriber has started a tri weekly line of
Stages between Carlisle and Landisburg. leaving Car
lisle every Monday, Wednesday and. Friday, humedi•
ately ou the arrival of the attenuant train of cars from
the east. - Returning, leaves isindishurg tit BOn A. M.,
every Tuesday, Wetnesday and Siiturday. and arrives
at Carlisle at 1.101 I'. M., via. Perry County Warm
Springs, Shermansdale ' Sturrotni Cap and Carlisle Sul
phur Springs. On and afer June the nth, the line will
to run daily for the accommodation of passengers going
• to the Springs.
Fare to the several poirOn as follows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Springx •
•• Sterrett's (al>
ShorMenedule, . :• .
Perry County Warm Springs,
intudinburg, . . .
• RETUR:sa NO
Landishura to Warm Springs, • ,
. Shermaninhole,
" • Sterrett's (lap,
Sulphtir Springs,
The itimve Ilno will regularly carry the MAIL to and
from the several pollute above Indicated.
I have also a well stitched Li VLIIY STABLE. from
which I am at all times ready to furnish horses and car •
Hamm to those who will favor mu with their patnmage,
on that most re'asonable tonneau., in the very best style.
may 1911358. 1.:00/
•
rpiiimmomETEßg! 1011IE
-1
TERSI ! TIL FIR 31 OM ETERS 111 Just received
Ulu above, all sixes, thulium dud finish at
, IL .1. KIEFFEII'M..
COURT Plto 0 I, MAT I 0 4N ,
the lion. JAUES IL Olt AllA3l, Pres'.
dont Judim of thu seven.) Courts of Common Picea 01
the counties of Cumberland. Perry and. Juniata . ; and
Justice of thu natural Courts °Oyer and Terminer and
Grand Jail Delivery in sold trountlos, and lion. Sum
IN.L.'WOOKILMN. and- lion. M. Coatis, Judos of. the
Court of flyer and Terminer and General Jell Delivery'
for the trial of all capital and other offenders, it. the
said county of Cumborland. by theirprecepts to MO di,
rooted, dated Um 12th of April. NW, havOmrdured the
Court of Oyerand Terminer and Genoral Jall,Dellvery
to be,. hellos at t.1.4 - .111.1811.11, - inithitinff MONDAY of
January'lBs9,lltelng tho 10th day,) at 10 o'clock in. thii
foreamm, to continue two weeks.
30TH:ii ii !WitHOY GIVEN to the Coroner, due
- !Ices of the Peace and Constables of the raid 'county of
:. Cumberland, that they are by :the sold precept corn.
. mantled to ho then and there In. their proper -ptirsous,
with their, CAW: t'i'l , lF4t , s., l lttlPleitiflllll...relt/illatlous.,
and till otlior I'elllouiilt ~000. todaillose -things whhil
to their calker appertain to be - doutyand all thou that
are hound hy rece;rulranceS. to prosecute imalust - the
prisonotalhat are or then shall, lie In the Jail of said
• Isointy, are t.,.'he there to prese.mto Omni as shall he
Just. •
StcOARTNEY, Sita;".
- I n Willi 017.0 e,
• Carlisle, December 1. ' • - • •
.._.—__
Nr II ANT EncIFANT TAILOR,
. Wirt Nlain &root, (opparlto MO Palliator office,)
has Just waisted ei now and obandlt atwortutent or
Clothe.: Plant, IflarP. and Ettory Carahners. and a variety
;Or Non mo Fi g uiva all of vailvb ha will
—wake:air to-tnooso loitable.atyrartaid;o , r
, . . .
• al - * - • Orttorteattotoloa „ to promptly, and tlto fittlugro
all gallon nls glair/01'AI* or itO silo. . _-• ~
cari 6111, mayll/IStili. _
,-•-— . . 7' . N . , NA NUM.
I wit reoutred fresh.l URN I LUID
ti .n 4 A 1.0i4161;:nt , • 1t..1, Ktl rblat'S. ;
LA'V NOTICE:—Tuoq.
continues the practice of the latililflthe2Offye
- formerly occupied by - ble father, Wm.r,51.4 fddle,
and more recently, by, the law firm of Penrose & Biddle,
now dissolved.
Due t 23,'5. • •
el P. 1 - 11J1111,1C11 Attorney nt I.aw.
,
j,,.—Ofileo on North llonover:stred. ta few doors
south of Wass' lintel.. All huslouss entrusted to hint
will he promptly uttunded to. - [April 16.
•NOT ICE. REMIovAL. • W.
LM. PI•IMit/SE hse removed his aloe in rear 4
tho•JourL lion., when ho will protiiptly nttond to ell
buelnese entrusted to-him.
Au g ust 19, 1897. • • •
AW Ti
L. 4 has resumed, the practice of the Law. 01
untfirSiiillaTlVlAV
April 8, 1857. -
.. . .
.en the various passages become clogged, and do
. act - Imperfeet harmony with the - Moron t functions
DB: B :Th lc
IFlffii'Eß Office in Ni. .e the body. the Mood loses Its action, becomes thick,
d d , Son ,,,' curt noted and diseased: thus causing all pains, sick.
Hanover street two , doors from' Arnol
ness and distrions of every sane; our strength in ex
hausted, our health we are depri . v . 4•4 If. and if 'nature Is
store., 011 ire home. imam particitlandy from 7 to 9 o'clock '
A. M. 1 from .5 to 7 o'clock , P. 31, .
__.
. • • blood will become einuked and cope: to act, and thus
,
(.)er r NOR, ARMSTRONG rats TVIIIOV- 1 our light:1)(1111c will forever lie Inowir out. Dew inn•
portant then that we should keop dine various passages
ed his office to . Centre Square west of the Court i
1 ou..e: whom he may be consufted at any hone of the ! . •ar Ha, body free and open. And how pleasant to us
day or night. Dr: A. has had thirty, year, osperienee ; that we linve it in our power to put a metilelent In your
reath. mninely. Morse's Indian Hoot Pills. Ina h utinetured
In the profession, the jest ten of which have 'Jean dove.
pla_allilj lyels N Web grew annual the Delon.
ted to the Study and practice of • limmeopathlc weir. '.o t d
- -I. Annus ellfis in .I%nture's garden, for the Imalth and re.
eine. - Mriy _O, 'Si thus -
. • . octarf of diseased num. One of the rootk fries wind*
,
, hem l'ills`are moire Is u Podoritie, w filth opens tie
I VE [845, ii. 1 . 3 SSA RS; M. D., Wit awes of the skin, and assists Nature ,i /blowing out
spend the FIRST and until, week of ,net:
_Au, fi ner porre or the rurruption within. The second la
ntlettli In Carlisle, bd, the benefit of those Ladles... vib •., Plant width Is an Vonneeteranne, that opera, and unk
• may wish to consult her .profuSsionallv. Office a•' r logs the passage to the lungs. and tunes Inn soothing
.Awthin len nigh's, eosner'of lionniver atAbontiler sploot, „ ! allieupztlalith.thdAlly,,by.,throudos,ofii,bl,,,..ommr
—...Octir.lSfrlitst--."-------.,7..; • :' . 7 - trar limner!: from lungs by eopiorre spitting , 'the thin , /
• ~, a a plum le. which gives ease ~.0 double strength to
- . .
- he Wine, nn : thus oneodraged: theitlnnw large amounts
.- —t .. r .' ..`,.., • ... j . .....' ..•'• ; I impurity from the bit ott, upkin IP then throw n out
C111i:0.... w . ! . NIIIT DTI! FT n 11 R ;
N_A-- Llto Durnonst rotor of Operative Dentistry to Lb - n .nu en tifillly•by OM urinary 4.r water paxsagr, and which
Baltimore, College r• ' , ..t01d not have been discharged In any other way. The
7.;. - . - Tailtk i vil.„.„„... ', nenr..i Surgery: amain Ilia Catimale. and ie . /4.1.10mi11, the other prep.
. . itir,s , 011 ice at his residlinco . 1
taints of the Pills-while 'engliguil in purifying - the
oppoSite_,Morlon . liall_n_illtand t-thrscoarsurpu akin; of -impurlty-whielremnpot
., .I pass by the other outlets ore thus taken ,up - and con
.
1 veved elf hi great quantities by I hi bowels.
I t o
the above, It l
ender filet Dr. iilorse'si Indlito-'
.1, 'Root Pills not imly the stolonoln: but beeome
united with the blood, for they find tray to every part,
anireolopletely, rout out and cleanse the system from
all Impurity. rujii the HIS of the' body, wlckh la the
"blood. beeotnes perfectly healthy : noise nuently all
sickness and pain is driven from the system, for they
rennet renunlon Wl:entitle hotly hemlines Sin peer mid clear.
gine reason why-people are so distressed wiles pick,_
and why so neatly die, Is litealuo tinny, do not get a
medicine which will pass "to the. afflicted flirts, and'
which will open the'notural passages for the diienstrio
be east out: hence; a lanM quoit tl ty of rood and other..
matter is lodged,_and the stomach-end lute/dines - are -
'literally overflowing with tree. nwrupted mass; thus
undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly - MIX ,-
- het witlfthe bleod, whlnh throws the corrupted neater
through every vein and artery. Until life is idea Tamthe body by-dlsense. Dr. Morse's PILLS have added to
themselves victory upon victory, by restoring millions
, r the sick to blooming health. and. lumpiness. • Ye's, -
t1n0u5..1141,1 who - have been reeked Or. tormented with
sickness, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames
hrive been, searched by the burning eleniente of raging,
fever, foul who lance been brought, as It wore. within a
stepof the silent grave, now stand ready to testify tint
they would hove been numbered with the dried, had It
not been for this great and wonderful unedleine, :Ilene's-.
I nano hoot Pills. After one or two deseS lend been ia=.
. ken, they went astonished, and Shea utely surprised, In
witnessing their idiarining arercg. Not only do they
give 111111.edia le ewer arid stnongth, amd take away all
slekness. Palo and allgitish. 'but ploy(lnce gn tketerk.
-itt' thirldnibilibldrintlidiDDieii.iiorleteb-i x hired. There- -
fire, it will he chews. especially by tiros, wh o ~,,, these
1 . 1.115. that they will so cleonse and nitrify, that 'disease •
—that itemily enemy—will take Its flight. and the flush -
of youth and teauty will again return. and Ille`pros•
'wet of a !Ong no happy life Will cherish and brighten
your days.
. .
CAUTlllN.—llemltre of a counterfeit signed A. 11. Moore..
All 'genuine have the name of A.. 1. Whin: lc Co.' on
_each box. ' Also t signature of A. .1. White A Co. All
others are spurli in
A. J WAITS: & CO.. Sac Proprietors,
.
fed Leonard Street, New York. ....
-- 11,31orss's inciter] Poet Pillion, sold by all denims
~
in .3ledielnes. •-
re
antral are wanted 1,1 every town,.
village and.bandet
Inn the land. Parties desiring the agency will address as
above for terms.. - _ • • . " .
Pelee 25 cents per trot, five boxes will he sent on re
ceipt of i.:I, p. stage Todd. • Du 2 3 .68,
4Pir . For Sole in 0, 0106_14.0. W. Ilaverstick.
( I . ‘
Wrist 51altt Street, eitrlisle.
Nov.ll, 1657.
.
DR. 1.C.L60311S
South
or
street,
next door to the Post
Office.
OA-WW 1:a, absent from Carlixle the last ton days
of each month. • • lAng. 1, 'fd.
D.R. GEORGE Z. BRETZ, -
77z7",
`'
I~~'
M.l
'Having returned to Carlisle, offers his professional
surrtres-to the ritirmugenerally;
Mike iu North l itt NtrOet, nearly opposite his former
residence
Terms—Moderate. tCerllsle, March 31. '5B
rico- eheent Until the let of Aprli next.
.:„,,... :5 --,. . 1 111. GEORGE S. SEA
tate--,-,.., 1..., RIGHT, DENTIST. from the Bal.
1 - " Minim Conrail of Dental Surgery.
tys_olliee at the residence of hie mother, East Louthet
area. three dners . below Bedford. .
March 19, 1856—tf. . • '
DR. .J. reqpect
,,
• fully Itif wnts ti holleq oath gOotlymen
-01 C Wink. autt_.3 leloltV that III:11314 re.
sinned the pr tett. e of ono istry, ..”1:r. prep .0 to per
form all operations on the tooth :not gums, belonging
to his protes,loo. Ile will Insert full sets ',of teeth on
gold or silt er. with single gum tmllh.or moo t s an they
may prefer. 'forms moderate. to salt the Ihnes. •
Ofllee, In nigh street, dire, tly opposite the Cumber
land Valley It mk.
ttieltr. N will be In New Ville the last ten days of
every month. .
Jet. 20,
DOCTOR '2l - UgIiST.V..6-R,---:EG:BE It
TOnders his Professional Sorvi , i,s to the. citizens of
31ount (lolly Springs. (formerty Pttpt•rtowo),
and its •ieiully. .
. .
- OW- Ills offlci, will bo f and nt Ills al
2 don . c!„ Mw ro's
Hotel. Itug. '5B
•
tit S. W. II AV E itsTto K , .Druggist,.
North Ilanuver.Street, Carltsle.
. ,
-., Physichu'x pr6eriptlnns rm efully compounded
. A full supply of fresh
_drugs and chemicals. .
,
t• B. J. KlErtli.ll3. - Donler in llftigs,
Chemicals, PettlaellirT, Ititury A itirles, &Ill.:e
-tIonarj,- South Walther Street, Carlisle, .I.'s..-
B.EKDE'tk, .:NI)EN HALL,
, .
B NKERS, . •
North Western Land and Collecting Agents
. . .
Partieularattentlon paid to the business of non-rest.
dents, snob as buying and selling heal Estate, tanning
money on real eslat• securities. Paying 'rases and
loolilitg niter the general interest of non.resldeuts.
References girun if required. •
Address, DEEDS S MENDENIIAL6
Minueapolis, Tilameso
July 2.1,1854-1 y
1 1 0 TI114; PUBLIC.—The undersign
ed helm , well known no a writer, would Mier kir+ .
services to all requiring Literaty aid. Ile will Banish
Addresses, Orations, Essays Presentation speeches end
replies, Lines liar Albums. Acrostics—prepare matter
for theTress—Obltuarles. and write Poetry upon any
subject Address (post paid)
• -FINLEY JOHNSON,
Feb. 17, 1558. Baltimore, 31d.
I ) EAL ESTATE AGENCY
1:1) ANIIREW 1:41E. N. JEFF tillolll.Bo.
1: 06 Jr • T II OMPqON,
flare opened an office at Mo., (br o th,' pur
ellam and lode of !teal Estato. btu in; Ind soiling land
IVarrants. entering land on Tint. Su raying and Map.
Ping towns. L..ation of Warrant , a t I malting Invest.
wants for tom-residents. paying Tt :es, and all bust
tes,pertaining to it tionerat LaitrAg ,acy in Missouri
liausas, Nebraska:4nd lowa.
on Second Street, North of A. T. Beattie'.
Banking Mahe. . Poly 30,1856.
EA ESTATE AGENCY, RE
NIOVA SPONSLER, REAL ESTATE
AO E YT, CON VEVA NCEIt AND SCRIVENER, bus re.
moved to his New Onleu ou Main street, Oral door West
of the Cumberland Valley Rail Read Ilepo•t.
Ile is now permanently located. and has on hand and
for sale a very large amount of Real Estate, ...insisting
of Farms, of all clues, Improv4d and unimproved. Mill
Properl les. Town Property of every description,
lug Lots, also, IVestern Lands and TOWII Lots. lie will
give his !Athol lon, vs heretofore to the Negotiating el ,
Writing of Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, contracts,
nod Serlvoning gonendly.
Oct. 28, IHs7.—tf.
C . It HEE NI,
ArroRNEINT LAW AND (lENERAL AGENT
MinneapoliB, Jtinnemota
T~TILL give
V out the `portalt tutu, make ttrvcsUnante, huy abortdiu.,g,l
)(eat Ketato and seem - R.los. Nearotiate loans, pay tact,
locataland,numul infer-to n t antoultera
tint Cumberland County liar, and to all prontloatiCtit
tens of Carllala. Pa. ' [A
FRANKLIN HOUSE
South Honorer Strout, altjolhhig thin Court Howe.
earlhdor Pa. • JOHN HANNON.
Proprietor.
4s-Mull Court 'envoi' dolly for Popertown. Moro
burg, York . 4 pritopt oll'i lloaorer (multi& House.
•
B. 11 . :' THOMAS,
VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER
• Aleoltaniosburg, Pa. '
13E1
•
ariir All styles and patterns of Minds made to order
and Old IMIld4 reining' Inn neat told substantial titan
nor. and on reasonable terms
ion
. . . 100
Orders front Carlisle and other points abroad re.
spectrally solicited. Ntad promptly tittotledle.
:Shop dlreetly opposite the • Union West Main
Stteot. [July 14, 'ott..!:,
, 0 n
fi A. BIRNI3AUM; Book-binder and
BLAN-110uK MANUFACTURER.
• . ..(Vechatutabaryi Pu. t .
Mule, Mnunrives, :%owspapees, I ibinn,, Blank books.
Itacs.beel4, Copy hooks, &c., &c o are recolced and re
tliroWil, neatly bound in ou week, tt, inodoratu charge
es. Also, paper rulo ‘ d teeny desired pattern.
Jan. 1858.) . •
SIMON P. SNYDER, Ohio:
W. K. 31eVAnLoc, Ponlisylvanlit.
L. COO,K, M
Rhode 'aud.
D ER, FARLAND, AND
. - COOK, •
and Dealers In ReqL.Estaite,
Juno $, 1857.-1 y
- Vat" FARE REDUCED. " 7 4532,
S4 l -A T_E'S UNION II 0 TEIe,,
_ "006 & 00:8 Market St., iktxth,..„
PHILADELPHIA.
- W. W. UIINKLIi, Proprietor.
25 per dny. • • - jun9,sB.
1,./ cif:Bed Iron? J. H. Now:emitter . hie' LlVBitit
TAULISIIMENB, I will he 'always ready to accounno
,_ date 'Alia public with HORSES, UAW
'AGES, HUGO t ES, nud every other ar
ticle In my line. By strict atteni low to
business lind a desire to please, the subscriber hopes to.
reetive a liberisi,share of public untronn E ni.
.OEOINIE lIVNDEL.
•
-N. B. Oninit iussisi on hand to supply those who may
he iii_need them.,: -
i. IS: ;,
".• •
0 oti 9 31 L ItIAT
Troaa, au=tillr * j r .i t i alu w elirg: l 4a l l:l l
rind Iladluas of all kinds.
• ?' , L• JOIIN LYNE &.£4ON,
O. 2T. North Ilaarlvar /jtrart.
uter,
„Sulu
••v . :. OItACICkIIS. 'lea cake, Ourrant
inmh . 13.4 tlf ki/14.4'Z'
Zustness (Lards.
21
AII!INEAPOLIS,
Minnesota Territory.
Efhicines
elk*Pl;k*+) s
CA IT T I
,
.711erchonb. entljnolore will be on their onord end'
not bo hoitomed spun by n conoterfolt of sloreu'A Indio!,
Root Pill.. signed `..1, 'B. - Mil., All gonoinO Indlnn
Rarit I'III4 hove the'nitine lied elguature of 4....1. Whit.
I Con on each bon. -
ii. AfflitLiSi, the Inventor of MOllltEtB INDIAN
' , MVP PILL , has spent the'greater port of his life
+clink. Wiring visited Europe. axle nod Afrira. an
5 North Anterim—bas spent three year. among
tdiens of cn , Western country—it woo in lilt, wa;
he Indian had Pills were Britt disetAercd. Dr
Was the find man to cstabilill the tart that al
211.-arliestront-1311-WillDfAi—OP-4111i-111.00D=tliwt
treneAh:rhealth-7tmlliftr-I.lupentlettlipplifl
WAToN's 7 A . 3IEItICAN PILLS
; JOY TO TIIE.AFFLICTED.
YOUNG" MEI? je A l'lr 701110 US.
' .
One small box of Pills cures pinetj•-nine rises out ol
alundred. No Itab.am, no Mercury. no 'pier on the
breath. no fear of det,tion. Two smell pills a dose;
tasteless and harmless as water. Full directions erg
iziVoiV. - no that the patient can cure hintself as certatu'
as t6it6 the advice of the most experienced surgeOn,
and touch better inatt,wltli the advice of min of little
experience In this class of MP...
SENT NY MAIL 'l'o ANY I'ART OF THE COUNTRY
by enclosing one dollarto Da. in. 0.-WALTON. No: 154
North Seventh Ste ladow race. Philadelphia. A 'Abend
Ditwount •to the Tiede. None genuine without the
written signature of I). O. Welton. Proprietor
Dr. N 's treatnent" for Self ahu•e, 15 eakness. arc, is
•entirely different that the usual course Dr. W. has
cured hundreds who have tried others without benefit
The treatment Ix as certain to cure as th sun is to
rise. Enclose a stamp, and address Or. W. as above,
giving a full history of the ease. and lou will bless the
day you made the effort to secure what Is certain—A
It A CIC UltE.
185e...13..
1 4 1 0
U T '.B MIXTURE.—This ie.a
power,ul and truly maghal remedy for all otter.
nal tilt:awn, either on num or beast. We would ask,
hare you the Illtemnatinto or Corns? Menu are not
pleasant compattlonS, and we know that you would
like to itchy them away at quick as tweslble. Then use
node's Mixture.
Would you have your nitres, swellinge, rule, Lorna,
spathes, broken, nr nary other wounds healed, we repeat
q. use Foutz'n Mixture.
It Is truly a wonderful art Ho.
If your horse IMF the n.parin, Itingbone.
Fistula. Scratches, Cracked heels, Chafen,Halls. Sprains,
Av. We sae a / a lit rind again, your remedy In loutz's
Nllxture. It roots but twentydire route to try it.
Hundreds who were reeked with pains—steno who
were thought Immo:M.ly laded. lat e been restored to
health and soundnenst and ere now r.jotetng In the
Lirnxiego that health bestows; and than, dear reader,.
may It 17,Pwith'you, If you are en unfortutiate . ui be
afflicted with nay of the Ills for which you find this
Idointent recommended, use It preserningly, use is
faithfully, and we think you will here reuse to blest
the day when you became tolitittiMed with Foutx's
Mixture. Prepared by S. A. POUT% Westminster. Md.
For sale by S. W. Haverstick.Catikle, Pa., and store
keepers throughout the ettutity generally. Price 25
and 00 emits n bottle. rjul6U—ly.
D OES DISEASE ORIGIAATE ld
IMPURITY OF "TITS 11W0D7
Tills Is a question of vital Importance. and one whirl;
Ida never been earleactorily disposed of be. the prefer,-
ours who teach the healing art. Seine maintain—and
eapecially the old set. of Physlelnus— that life lives In
the 1.104 d, arid therefore all lb:eases originate In it—L
but modern aelence liters that ailments hate their
origination In both the solids and fluids of the body.
'that the latter pmpondenite, however. is a fixed fact, -
and medical skill boa clearly dentowd.rated that at
lonat two thirds of tine ills•thnt human trap le heir to,
have the.r.sou co in an
13Ii‘Il1tE STATE OF TIIE BLOOD!
As, for Instance. In the lout catalogue. such as Scrofu
la Totter, •• Barber's Itch," Pimples. itlotehes. Fryslpo
las. Ulcers., Salt Himont, discharges from Ihr Far, Pct er
Soma, or irruptive dtwwsra of Hoy kind-7 hese are no.
certalued by well kaiown medical law:, to arise frmaa had
blood —while tit. highest Medical authorities declare
that most fevers originate lit the same manner, and
Aare-particularly-1) placid - atut - searlet-=3htformer - hd..
lag nu internal, tint! the latter e,ilerMal irruptive
disease; nod in tali person., attacked 1.,,• these maladies,
the blood Is found to ho co:foliated, or of n dark'
111111ualt by color. .
. . . .
To ward MT a lairo inaJcalty or diseases. as well as to
extra a 1111111bIlete1111 . 11 hays already belted 11p011 the 038.
teal, It Is neeessare to
PORIFY TOE BLOOD.
Llndsey's Improved Blood soarcher does not claim to
be A
UNIVERSAL' PA N AVEA
for every disease known, but the prepeletors'ehilm for
It for power not billy of drolidry out a.. Impurities of
the blood. btu by the aklllful combluotion of well know u
vegetable remedies. It Will mire all diseases arhing from
, loranged slate of the liver, &lie out dyiliepsla. and
Oro renewed sollo . llllti ligor to the et, mach That the
111.000 SEARCIIEII In all that is claimed fur It, the proprie
tors con produce
• THE PHOOF.
•
• It to only a few years store It was discovered, and yet
It has grown Into such a Lush:raft that a large labomtvry
icon been 'built expressly for its inanuferturc.;•-a large
nunff or of mon elliloyed in potting It up, and still the
SUPPLY UOKS"NOT EQUAL TilE DEMAND!
• WO Usk any esndld mar, could this be .0. If the Med.
trine did tint posies.' Al WM virtues claimed for it 4 . , •
T Prop, he •elugs hate hundreds of rertatinttes from
men of probity and Mandltigin tl•e• PODOO nay, show" C
Ins what the medicine le doing doily for the Pullin ing
ASK AXE PERSON
Whe'hin eV'er Used' the 11100 d Searcher Irbolber
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was experienced. •, ' . • .
Lot flee Minato,' giro It a trial—a single lottle wit
ourivlneelbo moat ukoptieal'of Its ' , Cleary.
For sale In Carliale by H. W. Havorstlek, S. El
and li. .1. Kloffor; Kauffman & Pon, Marbanies
burg; Hoswellor & Zook, Shopherdatown; Joshua Culp
ilogstown; Jet oh Simmons, C, oct - linede; - linrta, k''
WlFo,'Shiramenstown; A. N. Leidich, Iloiiimr " 11 , 1111:11 ;
Mary W. Kissel, Churebtoarn; Edward James. Went •
111111;..1. C. Fnenaurht •Ji Bro., Oaltille: ELtrmnker
Elliott, Newburg(. Wm. Dralton, Newellio; J. Hoed ,t
pringfield ; Russell A Dlro.•Dielineon;'lllgblar'd
Woehlagor, Jacksonville; Wen. Clerk A. Co. Leos
lambi; Wm. 11. .Ecklea, Sporting Bill; D.
Whit., flail; .1. U. Altlek,Sblpponebung; all of Punibtp.
knd'enuuty, Pa. ' • - .
LINDSEY .& LEMON:Proprietor-a; • -----
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' Is now 'otfuted to tho public for .the Cure of all Elora
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and Painful Dinettes;' for I stance—Pain or Soreueits la.
uuy part ol tho System,. Rho =diem. Pale In the Dick,
!freest or Skies, Mahal II acts, Neuralgia, Cilunts t
Swains, Headache, Cramp In tho Stou t eoh;er any nth",
itinetto that'll. SONE AND' PAINFUL, and. It Ia only
Ivor tills chi. of Mimes , we. claim . a PEI:Pi:CT YleU
Tom . We say positively to our ,patntat.. we wan re
flect, the sulTerer.o9 theme mil of 100. We would Nist .
ea , to the Ohne. prof. En Vail *as 26 yeaur ittl.brlng.,
lug this medicine to the superiority It has overall alin
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vtAi Prlctialkrilipts per . buttln. SS%, per cent., oh to
=-All-orderi4 inurtboiiildrirr.44o
J. D. DWONERODE,BoIe A'gt.for V. 8. '•••••
• t ,. ?1, t 4.1P118:. LeiriOnwp, 311111,1 n !outity.
For izalo litiverintlel4B...Elllett.K. Kaman:tad;
ti..l. Maffei, laid nt aD the country storve tbroughou*
igrAj. unoy
.1 nnting. done hero; .