ft, MLANE I § CELEERATEI) VAR M FTtJ GCE GMEI LIVER PILLS. • WE beg leave. fbicall ,the.atten= tion of the Trade, and more 22.. - jtspeciallt=the_--Plysicians,r,of—the„ ..-- t --"totintry, to tw4 ; {)f-the-rnot 7 popu Jar remedies now 'beforeilie •• We refer to •Dr. Chas. 11I'Lane's Celebrated • • Vermiluge and Liver We do not ieconimend them as mniVersalCure-allS, but simply'-for - what their name purports, THE VERMIFUGE, • For. expelling Worms from the .huinan system. It has also- been •administered• with the most satis *l factory resnits to various Anim - als . subject to Worms. • - .:TITE 7 LIVEIt PILLS, For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,. all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SION. • HEAD-ACHE, B_cc. In cases of _ FEVER AND AGUE. preparatory to orafter takingQui: they . almost - invariably make. a speedy and .permanent cure. As specifics for the above•men tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled, _and . nevcr known to fail-when ad : , ministered in accordance with the ,s. , •• direction • . :their unprecedented popularity has induced'the proprietors, • • - FLEMING' . BROTHERS, • • . PITTSBU4t.G . H; PA. t , . todiS - po s se of their - • Ding - business, in • they -have' been. success fully .. Twenty . y engaged . for the last _ YeatS, will now give their Undivided time. 'and, attention , to their manufacture. And being de termined that Dr. NPLane'S Cele brated:Vermifuge and • .-shall Continue to occupy the high position - they. now hold among the • great remedies.. of the day, they - will continue to 'spare neither time : nor expense in -procuring the Best - and'. Purest material, - 'and: cop . pound them in the Most thorough • 'manner. Address all orders to • *l* FLEMING .BROS. Pittsburgh; Pa. _P. S. Doolers and Physicians ordering. cloth others - than Fleming Bros., Will do well to write their orders -- distinctly, and lake 'tone but Dr. .11F.Lane% prepared by Fkaiiag &Os. Pilhburgh. .11i. To those wishing to give them a trial, we will forward per mail, post paid, to any 'part of the Unltql States, ono box of Pills for twelve three-cent postage stnnips, or-ono TIM of Vermlfugo for fourteeliihret , cent stnnips. All orders from Canada must Lo accompanied , by - twenty cents extra. • William P, Lynch, • Practical PLUMBER and GAS FITTER, in the basement , of.the M. E. Church, • Main Street, airlisle. Lead Arid Iron 11:Ipes, Hydrants, Hot & Cold Shona,' Baths, Water Closets, Force and Lift Pumps, Wm% Iron Weld Tub e s, .• And every description 5t cocks and fittings for gas, steam, water. Ay. Superior t eooking ranges, heatersand gas fixtures put up in churches, stores and dwellings, at short notice, in the most iu c dern style. All materi als and work in our line fit low rates and warranted. • fta-Cimn try work and Jobbing promptly attended to. 11.1ar. 23, 1859—1 y A. H. FRANCISCUS, No 24 1 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pentea., DEEPS the largest aud best assorted stock of CARPET CHAIN, Cotten Yarns. Wadding,, Cotton Laps, Twines, Coverlet Yarn,tlled Cords, Wash Lines, Hope In Coils, Seine Twine. Indigo blue Twist, moiild Lamp, Candle, Camphono, Lard and Fluid Wicks, in the City. Also, a great variety of Fly Nets, which ho offers at manufacturers' lowest gash prices. Fob. P, 1859-3 m SLATE ! SLATEAILSLATE ! ! I - Y SLATE ROOFING. .. fbo undersigned has a large stock of roofing Slate on hand, from the slate quarries ofJohn Humphries & Co., York county, Ea., and is prepared to put on Slate roofs of the lead material and on reasonable terms. Please call and examine Hie Slate. All work warranted to be well dam, by emilpetent slaters. JACOB ItHEENI, Jan. 2.6, 1858-3 m : - - - - . Agent.- Youth and Manhood. Just published, the 25th Thousand and milled inn sealed enselnpo, to any address, post paid, on. receipt of three stamps.. ' ' vtlat.:yr A _Medical Essay on the physical exhauition and decaysof the frame, caused by "self-abuse," and the illilltioll.l , lcpsequences of Mercury._ lly R. J. Culrertvell, Al D., meat Ger of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ike. air SpermaiOrrinsa or Seminal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility. Impotency, Loss of Energy. De pression of op!, its. 'Timidity, Disease of the mina' or gan& and impediments to marriage, are promßtly and effectually removed by tilt, author's novel and most successful mode of treatment, by anesns of which the invalid can regain pristine health 'without having re course to dangerous and expensive medicine S.. [From the London Lancet.] • . .. • The best treatise over written oti a sultject i - of vital Importance to, all, well worthy the anther: exalted rep utation. . •.. . . . —Address tho'publishers'J.-C. KLINE & Ado nne, corner 19th street. Post Box 4586, Now Cork city ➢tar. 23, 1859-3 ms OLICEPELY—By-altaiddie , ' aged—lady_ LI a situation in a private Wally, to teach small children all the English branches suited to Umfrage - anerapacity. • Also, will assist in a little plain sewing if desired. Tile services rendered, will be considered as equivalent Sir board. as a pleasant and comfortable home is the object In view... Will have no objections to any part of Pennsylvania or any of the middle Staten, in a healthy location. Address, W. ➢l. PORTER. Editor of the Carlisle ilerald I= IRON RAILING !—lroir- Railing for Ceinetery enclosures, publicand private grounds and gardens, made td order at the Carlisle Foundry. Our Mock of Bailing, Verandah and Bracket patterns Cont. prises a large variety of new and elegant designs. hich toe public are invited to call and examinO. Orders for mating and putting up Bailing will be promptly execu ted at satisfactory prices. An entirely new TEN HORSE STEAM ENGINE and BOILER now on hand, warranted to bo of the best, make, and will be sold at a bargairt,for cash or on short limo F.GARDNER A CO. FRES H 'GROCERIES.— Have - re. ‘Celved at the New Store of the subscriber, a large additional stock of all kinds of Groceries, fresh and cheap. ( ALSO—a large and complete supply ( ... , •-•• , ..7 ( of FOREIGN AND' DO3IO3TIC LLB, Q- ((e.rm --- .7 BOBS, consisting of very fine old Cog I r.. = r... (A -Alec Brandy, of Pinot; Castillion tr, Co's , ' ,:-= '‘. 1 -- wlntage - of - 185 S-fro m -U - S.- Bonded- - 1 - 7. .., ‘w "Warehouse, Tine old Port Maderi, Muscat. Claret and Ileidelck S CONT. celebrated Chain pagne Wints, pure Holland Gin, Stoughton Bitters; very fine old Bye, Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskies . : • . Wulff. Cherry and Blackberry Brandy, trc., at-low prices . by WM. BENTZ. Wine of Tar: mutillv, lIPIIICLIZICI AND CIIKATEYUL AS WINSbF GRAPES Very effective In diminishing profuie expectoration.. In relieving cough and promotingn healthy - condition of the organs of respiration. Pint bottles, 37% cents. Efadir by- '• . • lIUBIIEIA 4 Pharmaceutical Chemist, 1410 Chestnut at., Phila. mar. 10, 1.859.—ita FOIL RENT.Several Brick Houses on North street, to rent, luquiro of , - • ,i IL E. 811APLES, , ' Corner , , North sad - Plt stoats. Qa'rll le, an.6i 69-.4m. 300 PAIR RADIES,. inch:Wag a tlaaaisartmentof this eelahratad both tawFiliames, a all aim and Mad, juit med. at 'ltaareltl6, UV. • • ' %H. BiLlacoN . . , lipi,„ltiincoi Printing - dupe here .4•Xl 0 :'- 1 0` . 4.--..ent7Vo '..,.,_- '.'s.O.. V.p.:.'07,e c• .!'''s ,'"----... gt:li-- i", , 0 ----- 7-':1-±tVkirqte-ztOi . . . —.W.d.bali.O4l.lorgloomtiliont of Gold and Silver Hunt ing and Opon Goad Watamo - to - suIF -- FROGIbIr-and °diets; . Erne and Cheap Jewelry of every lityle. and quality In Netts or by the piece as rianted, • At NAUGLE dr,CO2B Fine Pearl, Lava; Coral, Cameo, Goltletime.Mmialc, Flo rentine Mole*, Jut Box. and Ohms setts cheap . • At NACU LE & CO.'B ()Old Hunting Case, Eight Day Lovers; Gold Dna lug Caso,'lMplex ; Gold Hunting, Chronometers; • • • At HAGGLE St. CO.'S Dagley's bent quality of Gold . Pencils; Ditto Gold Venn and Silver Holdern„ :At NAUGLE 5: CO.'S • Sliver and Plated TPA Sofa tbd;lnts; Cups, Toast .Racks, Urris, Tureens,..Tea . At NAUGLE ACO.'S (laid Neck; Vost.'efirb, - Fob, and Chatlain Chains, Oold liracolots, Lockets, Thimblos. Crosses, Charms, _ _ •.- ' At NAUOLE &CO 'S • • Frouch• Time fleece to run three and LS four - tedelni. r• At.NAUOLE & (fold Steers, Vent, Collar, and Shirt Studs of all styles - an¢ quill - ec NAUG CO,'S Plated 'cork', Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Silva Thimbles, Shields, At NAUGLE & . Flatlrts, Arenrdeons,3lusleLoizzu--(7inv urk,ty,' Ladles' Partninales, Pearl nod Leather, i'iuin and Fancy Tnavelling Bap, very rice stylea, cheap At NAWLE gCO.'9 If you want to kayo your Watches_put In good re. pair und,warranted, take them to• NAUOLE & CO'S it you want to get a Cheap Clock. you can 40 - It , • At NAUGLE 4 CO.'s If you want your Silver wan, neatly marked at slim t nano, call At NAUOLE & CO.'S -.All kodde,rui.ranted as represented, er the money re. 12 7 1 funded. . . At NAUOLE 0 CO.'S s thitniant bargilins ere incited to cull • P' :- - At NAUGLE* CO.'S C:It'll/al R 10,1! L AN • G RQCKItY i AND:. TEA A HEAD' OR COM PETITION A 3 LB. ROX OF qouriTEA FOR $l. EMPIRECITII'ZI WA Ii.EILOUSE,. Established 1835. • " 81.C.ATIIARINI1 StltliNT, NNW YOUR. VOSE & JOVOE,. _ PORTERS WhoWsale and Retell-Dealers In chdire Tea, 'Coffee, Sugur. Spices, and all artieli:s • • tHuallY kept by first class grocers , Our stock la admitted by all to 143 ill° largest and - best selected In thesWe import our,Own goods,. nod buy for cash, which illy., us to sell at such prks es that no other house in the city In our lino of busi ness can compete with us. Dealers,and others crtn•sat isfy themselves of the truth of this . .. Mon, by giving • us tl call. (loads shipped froo.of charge, to any part of iho city. Im. Remember the No., 81 Catherino St.. Joining ltrooks'Alro's Clothing Store. 1mar30'59.3m. 11,4 Iron Sink., Bath Tubs, Rath Boltem, • 911110 S. W. EVANS & CO., would re ." specOully ihvite the attention of the residents of this vicinity, to their large stock of Wash Basins, Hydraulic llamc, &c NEW SPICING DRESS GOODS, Embracing. Silk Robes, 2 Flounced do., Robes a Les, Cheno Silks, Plaid, Striped, do. Rapider., tte., with all the newest styles of Silks imported this season.' .• Organdies, do Robes, Argandlnes. Now Styles TiSSUO 'Hobos, Bareges, Grimdines, Challies, , kc. Mourning goods In every variety. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Laces, Gloves, Mittens, Veils, English Hosiery, Cravats, Parasols, Umbrellas, ttc. Comprising the-handsomest assortment they have offered to their easterners. Nos. SIS k 820 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia. Mar. 20, 1859-11 n , aro. P. hiIEY. . JOJIN A. NEFF No. 808 North Third Street, (three door., above • Vine,).Philadelphia. THE OLDEAR DWA RE STAND, ESTABLISHED 24 yrs Every-description of building. mechanical, _farming and household.llardware is now In More, and will be olTereil at ;he loAe'st, market pricea,,to rash and prompt six months buyets. Nails at manulacturera prices Joe cash. _ Orders Trournew customers will receive strict and ac• curate attention, and all goods sent from this house will be as represented. Country merchants. on their next visit to our city to make their spring purthasea are cordially invited to c.lll and examine our stork and prices before purchas ing. Mar. 9. 1859-4 m ATc I IES, JEW ELILY, A N 1) sII,IIIMWAIMAT cONLYN'S old established Stand, West Main St., nearly opposite the Cumberland Valley Bank. I have just received a now assortment of watches, ewelry, medallion...sliver ware, he.. In addition to my. ormer stock to which I invite the attention of the ;public, The assortment embraces fine. , dold and Sliver lover watches, Hunting and open rasa tin:, gold Anchors for Ladies and Gentlemen and Silver „„. pines and Quortier watches of every va- ' riety In style and price. Also fine gold Medallions. Brisnit.pins for Ladies and Gentlemen of every quality, pattern and price. Gold fob, vest. curb and neck 'chains. Gold bracelets, finger rings cuff-pills, studs, sleove-buttons, crosses,' charms, &c., L.. Gold,nultsilver thimbles, .silver and plated butter knivesl..forks. table ton, salt and mustard spoons of every variety: A largb7assertnient of gold, sliver ~,, a nd counnon• spectacles, to suit all ages to-which we Invite special atten: Hon. , A fine lot of COLD PENS from the best makers, 4pectacle Cases. fancy boxes, !diver and pearl card Cases, gold and common bracelets, watch 'chains, • Mantle. Clocks and .k varletyuf articles usu, i allykept in Jewelry establishments,. whIF.II go - I will sell low fr- or <cash. All articles war . _„ rutted to be what they ara represented. • . "'''' Particular attention paid as usual to .. , I 2 WATCH REPAIRING and all' work war ranted. OLD FRIENDS, and the public generally aro InVited to call and examine my stock of fresh GROCERIES. GLASS AND Pirkols, Preserves, Frestrt'an Fruits, Spices, Wood and Willow Ware, 'Ropes and Brushes, Oils, Fruits; Salt. and a large variety - of other goods not necessary to enumerate.. Store Room two deers east of Rhoads' Warehouse (formerly John O. Williams's.) Give me a rill and.examine my goods and prices, intend to sell as cheap as any otber,..store outside 0 Phllsdeltada. • • . • . - - • - Butter, Eggs, Senvyßags, Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Le., taken in oxchango'for goods. July 21,1859 • In Issriels„ half and. riunrter .Itarrels. liquors, d.c.,stt the loweScrast, prltsr. - - - • Bacon, Shoulders, Hants, Butter, Egge, .Tallow, Bees . wax, and !tags, taken In elchange for goods, at the cheap grocery of WM.' BENTZ,.• ' ' Apr. 0,1050, S 1-1:-TAINTS • PAINTS!! A full assounent of Ohms of all ahem arid guallty, with a large stock of fresh PAINTS, all 'oars. .011s,,Yarnlehes, &c., Cement in large or small quantities, at„low figures at JOHN P. LYNN & SON, , North 'Hanover Street ! NAILSII-4060 kegs 6st 40- quality Hails. We are preptu'ed. to sell Nails' of the very best quality at the very lowest price. Person's in want of nails and building, materials would do well to call before piirchasing elsewhere. J. P. LYNN & SON,' P0b.2.1858. d" ; $: North Hanover SPINA. . ir 4t VERY FINE.ARTICLE ;of Dried . •Doer and extra 6ugarared Hams, dried Fruit, try ',' aby _ - - • . ,- Wki. umyTz. TO. 25,180.: 4 . .. , • • • _ ~ . ,_ . „ . Nciu MT iikthivElY:"Aiib OPENING -42"AINILEA CO.'S 011EAr JEWHIAYST9II.E, . . . . A_ large supply of Watches, Jewelrh SW' our and Plated Wore, 0, to which we lualta at• tentlon, 14you want to led° ft,qm the largest stock o telock s. Watch- Jen elry, Silva, and PlaW were 11:Learner) call , • ' At NAUGLE & CO'S. At NAUGLE & CO.'S Silver. and ,Platod Walters, Cake. Fruit, Sugar, and rd Baskets? Silver,, Table, Ten, Cream, Sugar, Salt, esert and Crean: Spoons, . At - NAUCI Lk :it CO.'S Dlamo . nd Ilteastplm; and Fingorlagn, ' At..NediCILE & CO.'S .lu4 revel% oil in store, a fresliand . tlected asturttneut of Itlo ; Java and Morn. call. Coffee. itonated ColTee._ .Ivetir.ed Sugars. Refined and ' other hrown Sugars, 'superior • -• Syrup 3101:lases, Orleans' tic 'M 01 a a Pus. Spiors of every variety— pu re Only ; .Stareh, Varian and Chocolate. lacearoal, ('Lees,, and Cra.:liers. Tapioca. nail Sofa. Saleratos and Sialit, Cryan Tartar and us. coned Pieties, Mu4ard and Coriander Seed TEAS.—A'fine n.nrtment. in l'aelsages. null iv bulk—ns well ns nll ntlse :trades bel.melug to the bu.dness—all llt Ihn!divest and late reduced prices. ' mo 6 Cnrli, le, Nov. 3, 'BB ABBEY & IVEFF, THOMAS CONLYN Dec. 23, 1857 J CaMale, Oct. 27, '26. :—Fish! Fish!! Fish.:!! HERRING, MACKEREL,..SHAD Oct. 27, '5B Cl LASS, GLASS:-:-5.60 blixes Glais .or °fon Ekes, single and'dauble thick, juit meal:vett at: • ILENRY SAXTON'S.' .Mar.lo : • . • • • AISCCUMICOUS. Caigide , rotAndiY, Ni A CIIINE &IMP, — _/v 1 0,..54Aff-VAG.TALY4— . .. Main Street, CAIILISCE -- '. 'This-extensive establishment }snow iti — Ciiinidetii der and supplied with thebest nikellinery (lir executing, work in evoey department. Tho buildings Mire stile boon greatly enlarged this spring and stocked with UM; newest and Most improved tools for the manuMettire of DOORS, NyINPOW.FRAWES, . . Shutters, BlindA, - Mouldings. - Brackets - and -all other kinds of Carpenter worrk. We invite" Builders. Car. pentern and others to call and examine our facilities for doing thin description' of work. The best Materials, used and prices as law as at any other establishment In. the County or elseivbere. " • STEAM ENGIN ES I BUILT TO ORDER. " and repaired en heretolbre.. Engines hare been recent ly built for W. kl.lienderson & Son, in this borough It. Bryson & Co. Allen township, Ad & Brothers, Newt stile, Shaile!&'Wetzel; North • liliddloton, and ot.iers; at whose' establishment they may be seal in daily op. I eratlon,and to whom we can refer for evidence of their superiority. IRON AND BRASS-CASTINGS. ' of every description, from• the smallest to the beaelest places, - executed at - short notice tor-every kind of Ina chinory. A large - variety of failicastings now orthand. Two skillful 'Pattern makors constantly employed.— promptly attended to for Paper 31111 k Pistillellea, Grist 31111s,—Factorles,lte..--Turning_muL Fitting Mill-Spindles, Ac. dello in the best style. THRESHING 11IACIIIDIiy AND HORSE POWERS. such as Rush Gear .Fourilorse Powers, Ilerleontal Gear- Four- and .Two Horse Powers, corn'Thellers, Crusbers,•lron Roller,. Plough castings, und other r• tides for Janitors, on hand dEpromptly mode. a to order . • BURDINN CABS BUILT,' . • and repaired.-- Om , facilities for building.Cats_rtro_now more complete than heretofore and 'enables us In fur. rkb them to transporters on the tell . road on accomo. dating terms and made of the best materials. Orders solicited and entire satisfaction gunranteel. The long experience in the. business of the senior partner of the firm, 11111 i the, -completeness of our ma chinery in every branch of the eslaillisi let warrant us in asisuring the best work .to nil .who favor Ile 7 301,h Oh ordyrs.—thliatantlnued patronage.ntißlLP friends nnd - 11in public - hrrespectftilly'sol kited. • May 20, • F. CI ARDNEII ik Co. • • _Y.LI"'S" , liitata,v •ait 4 t,. • 111•2trket St., above • 1•IIII.Ap - O. OTT, AOE:NT. - T. OTT,-Pnopnwroit FA (30, L. _ .1 of the cool_anoxnmors of garlisle find vicinity, mad the public generally ba.thelr superior duality coal such as .Y` LY ENS VALLEY, LUKE .FIDpLER, TREYOUTCINT - 7 --- .. do. do. and the celebrated - Lobbery 411Ite , uslt, broken, Egg Stove and Nut Coal. _ _ _ This yard is situated at the pastend of Carlisle, oppo site the (las Works, where they will keep constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds ana sizes of coal; which will be sold as low as any by the borough. All coal 11w _family use will be rescnamed before delivery and war ranted-to-give entire satisfaction. Best quality of LIMEOUONER'I3 and BLAC,KAMITII'S COAL, always on hand and at low figures. All orders left at the residence of James Igniter, West Pomfret atreet,wat Squire Smith's office, South liauoyer Street, or at the residence of Jacob Shrom, Nortlpeast street, will be promptly attended to. • Lantana! Luntunit.!—We are also prepared to furnish all kinds and quality of dry Lumber at greatly reduced prices. Bills Ntived to order and furnished at tho sLorte'st notice. Wo have consCintly on hand all k Inds and quality oj Shingli.s, such as white pine, heMlock, cheating, oak kr. Also all sizes of Walnut kw Ilambralls, findow, sills and Lintel stuff, ash, poplar, oak and Linn; all kinds of paling, plastering lath, sh ingling lath, broom handles, worked flooring and weatherboarding, rough and smooth ndls, posts, and every articlo that can be kept in a Lumber yard. Having cars of our own we can nt all times and nt short notice supply any article In our line of business at low prices. We aro thankful for put favors and solicit aeontinu once of public patronage. Our motto is to please. • • Bllito3l it IiOFFEIL Carlisle, my201R513. chnsLlE It Y STABLE.—Having pur- V od from J. It. NoumeaLer his LIVERY EF TABLISINENE, I will be always ready to tieconmm. nte the public with _HORSES, EAR -17 A ItIAGES, 1113001 ES, and every tabor. lir. - dole In any line. fly strict attention to business and a desire to please, the subscriber Lopes to receive a liberal share of public patrynage. 0 EORG E 11 ENDEL. N. 11. Omit 'busses on hand to supply those who may be In need of thew. G. 11. Nov. 115. 1857.1 • 11)0TATOEb-POTATOES. Tito subscriber Is In the receipt weekly, of all th choice varieties of potatoes, either for family use, or fo seed, which be offers to the public at reasonable prices Iln has constantly nit band, black. blow and whit mercers,pink-eyes., and other varieties, warranted o good quality. For solo by • . WILLIAM MOM, Zug's now buildlng;opposlto the market house. Mar. it, 1859-21 u r r,IMEBURNERS' 'CO AL .--2,0 u, TONS of Lykous Valley Nut Coal, a superior P. cle,.reeeiving and for saluby August 5, 1857 11021 Si t P i h?l KNe : j ,0 TA return t uc t o their Customers, for the xery liberal patronage eaten. &Lute them, and would respactluily Wrenn the public that tb ey• continue to manufacture CUSTOMER Work, at their old stand. on North Ilanover Street, two dawe above tho drug store of S. W. Ileverstick. ' With-a-number of find rate -Workmen• employed and facilities for securing the best.stock to be found In the market, they are prepared to make up ereitdeeeription of ROOTS ANC) SHOES, for ladles and gentlemen's wear, In the most fashionable style, and of WAIinENTED nut. terla is and workmanehtp. Many years of practical osperlence — in the bit - sin - Mir both here and InThlindelphla justifies then, In saying, that they are able to insure full satisfaction to nil Om alto may leave their orders. • April 21, 185 S, tf. I)AC.K AGAIN TO THE OLD. TRADE!! Tl l e subscriber respectfully Informs the public gener ally, that ho has resumed the manufacturing of BOOTS AND SHOES, In West Main street, a few doors west of the Railroad office, and having a good assortment of Leather, Morocco and Trimmings, and engaged conipt tent workmen, ho is prepared to make up to measure; every description of work In his line. Ile has also received from Philadelphian well selected stock-of BOOTS AND SHOES, comprising every variety for Spring and Summer wear, which he offers at low prices. Dentientoa's Ono French Calf Boots, QUEENSWA RE, . . do. .- Gaiters, Oxford Ties and,llrogans, Ladies Gaiters, Boots, Buskins, PlippOrs and 'flee with a large variety of Boys, Misses and Childrens Oaf tors, Boot., etc. etc. ::Purchasers are requested to .cal and examine his stork. LIODERT MOORE. - garlisle, April 21. 1858. ; . TT HE SUBSCRIBERS 'HAVE FOR SALE 100 THOUSAND White Pine Shim g of superior quality, which they will sell at ricer prices. Also, a large lot of Cherry and Walnut, from , inch to 8 linkes thick, which they will .11 whole. sale or retail -low. Also, a pair of tiny Scales, which . will be sold low. Also, a now Thrashing Machine to -which we invite the atteplioa of fanners, as wo feel Mk 'posed to givo a bargain. All kinds of Lumber dud - Coal constantly on hand low fur cash. • - 511110 M & pOFFER. Carll.lo, Juno 27, VI. WM. BENTZ Fresh Groceries, MERICAN- W-ATCll.—Havkng.re, ceived the agency for the sale of the America' atch, from the Boatou'hratch Compao, I would re. spectfully Inform my old friends and the public , goner ally, that I have. a fine assortment now opbning and ready fur oalp. in gold and silver cases and very One atyles,cmd With regard to time they can't he boat, to plbao that fact it to only neeessary to give them a trial. Personaan want of a correct timepiece, nre.vesprictfully invited Wain and sou our watches. W. Ji. June Mi.' Main Street, Carlisle, Pe, 110BACCO AND F:I.EGARS.-T ice finest qualitlee of itupp,' Valet, Cavendish, and oter. ebenum Tobaeon'a Imported Havana and Cuba &gars, also choltubrandsof domestic manufacture. • Lynchburg, Dbiladelpbbaand Baltimore Cut and Dry 'Tolmeco. Cur frieudketukot; Mt ',bale , . plriaefirby extraditing rokt#9nupdsla t ,, • 1 . 0v:1141 A. • RON. A' . 13bbi. prime;. Nei' NO.' F .11niring, ll'4liit. received, and ibr aateat vim' til -. Salt tge t mom : , ~ , 1 . , . ..- • RALIARTP, T..j. J. L. McDOWELL; S. Di. DAVIDSON 'GRALIAN;AIe;IDOWELL & C 0.,, • • • OUNEnAi. r . LAND AggNTS; W ILL bay', tell, and lr WY. Kansas and Nebraska 'Kora l'estitth Missouri, bleyanctseitjaheb lonely, buy and sell drAfts, give laibr to couhtry ? and do a general agenc3 ": • ItEEEDENCES. %tit. Dratton, Esq.. Cahllele, I'n. 'm. Al. 'lectern, Danker, .__'' , Jti.j. it. Cirahnin, . .er,llrennonlan & C_o.,'thinkers, Carl Win. M. Henderson, Esq., Cullsle. el, , mirge Sanderson, Esq., Lancaster. I'm Dr. Joliu A. Abl, hi. C., NowCille, Wm. S. Cebeall, Esqo " Clark% iiiiiinliennotrodclingShopberdatavet Floury Itelinan & Sons, Illercbante; E. L—lllake,-Esq.,-Cniellet.llercsutllcrl Snyder & MPFmiana, Rya' Estate Age blitinesseta 'territory. Wm. lingore Esq., Attor n ey -and* . Sterling, In It.vr. 'Meteor, Esq., Unary city; 111. . .Ex•Ooc. Josql% Hither, Cumberland county, Pa. S. W. Clark Jc Co., Bankers. l'illiaduipbis. GUT: Pollockjiarrlsbu.ig, Pa. ',fetich 18, CIUMBEELAND' VALLEY - -BANK • 4 PROPIIII.7OIIS. WILLIAM HER, " MELCHOIR JIHNNEHAN, DORT. C. STERRETT, JOHN DUNLAP, IDOHARII WOODS,' JOHN S. STEREETT, • JOHN C. DUNLVP. 11:A. STUHHEON. . This Bank, &Mg business in the name of Sur, Rren marten & Co., le now fully prepared to do a general Banking llusitieis•with prOmptutilis and fidelity. - Money received on deposit and paid back on demand" without notice. Interest paid to special deposits. Cdr. tilicnWe of-daposik bearing interest. at the rate of filie percent. will no issued - ftw as short a period as four months. Interest ' on all certificates will ceaseat turity, provided, howereV, that if isaid certificates are ronewedAtliny_tline thereafter for nuother given pe, clod, they shall Lear the same rate of Interest - up itititt , tithe of-renewal. Particular attention paid to the mt.' loction of notes, drafts, ebecks, &c., in any part of the United States orCanailas. • Remittances Pied* to England, Ireland, or the Conti• nent - ,The faithful- and, confidential execution of all in•dent On trusted to them, may he relied upon: • They, cull the attention of Fermis, Mechanics and all a tilers who desire a ;Info depository for their names, to the undeniable fact, that the proprietors oft hie flank nib isniffiesi - tif Irani' to ttfo - extent of their estates for all the Deponsts, and other obligations of Her, Ilienne. man & Co. They have recently removed into their now Ranking House direetly.opposito their former stand, in West Main Street, a few doors east of the Railroad Depot, - where they will at all times be pleased to give any in• forMation desired in regard tee' money matters in gene. rol. • =opoir.fortrastoOloilronrOseclock - in - thentorninennill -1 . 4 o'clock In Clio °cooing. H. A. STUBJEON, Cosh Carligleillny - 20. 1857- • , A.:j3. EWING'S • FURNITERE WAR E-ROOMS, 18 West High treet, .Carlisle, Pa. lrrendum awarded at die • Cunthriland Count The subscriber hos just recelvad the most splendid assortmon& of articles lu his line, ever brought to this ho is determined to soil at prices that do ' • Embracing every article used by House and Hotel Iteepenyof the most approved and fashion s able design and finish. - Including also Cottage furniture In 'setts. reception and Camp Chairs, Mattresses, hilt frames, rictures, Ac., Sc. • . Purchasers are requested lo call And examine his stock, at his extensive warevorans., West Main . street, • North side..A. 11. EWING. - , MY- Particular attention given as usual to-funerals; orders from- town and country, attended to pnnuptly and on moderate terms.' - . , A. 11. E. , Carlisle, May 12, 1858.—1 y. ' . /: - . _ -- Broken, Igg, Stoic an_ Nu CHEAI .I ,§ ADDLE 'ANIL lIAI ESTABLISHMENT. 11ORSR COLLARS, HORSE COLLARS, - . . . .. . •-...1.14)neaa1e andrlietail. ~ • The subecriher .respeettully announces to his friends' , • and the public, that ho Is now man. . ufacturing, and keeps constantly on ‘‘." .... ~,,• baud, a full asortment of Saddles, - • ,A \ l', , Harness and IS agon Clears in goner. 1 411 ;1 :," al, which ho Is prepared to sell on , i 11 j. reasonable exaTiV e b t r e f ru on 7 purchasing oleo" o a ls n o. d 'll, \ 11 i t i )' w i h l e o r t e n also prepared to nowthiacture • . • till Rinds of Mo., for the use of Es .. . A pine nod llosoCempaules, warrant. to ho perfect or no ude...apd equal, If not soperlor,tp city make. . . • Thankful for pant favers, - lie hopes to merlt - a coutln., mama by strict attention to orders, and fair prices. PHILIP UHLER, Main Street mechnoloshurg. Mar:9; 1959=3m . . I%TEW STAGE ROUTE.- 11 Tire subscriber has started a tr . bweekly line of Stages betw.o Carlisle and Landisburg, leaving Car. itelo every Monday, Wodnerday and Friday, Immedb stilly on the arrival of the afternoon train of cars from the east. Returning, leaves Landisburg at 800 A. M., every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, end arrives at Carlisle at 1.00 P. -51., via. Perry County Warm Springs, Shermanadale, Sterrett's Gap and Carlisle Sub pitur Springs. On and nfer June the 15th, the lino will be run daily for the accommodation of passengers going to the Springs. ' Fare to the serval points as follows: Carlisle to Sulphur Springs, • - • • Sterrett's (lap. . • et • • " Shermansdale, . • • • • Perry County Warm Springs, Landisburg, : • • • • • RETURNING. I..ionlisburg to Warm Springs, • . • Shermansdale, . Sterrett's Gap, • • .". . 1 ' 75 " - Sulphur Springs, . • • . 100 " Carlisio, . 1 00 The above line will regularly carry the MAIL to anti from the several points above Indicated. I have Ostia well stocked LIVLRY,oTABLY., from which I am at ell times readylo furnish horses and car - rives to those who will favor mo with their patmnige, on the most reasonable termh and lit'the very best style. m 4191858. GEORGE' lIENDEL. pllosPanitff GUANO, FROM . • NAVASSA ISLAND, CARIBBEAN SEA — Analysis by Dr. Chas, Riekell, Baltimore: Bone Phosphate of Limo, (Containing of Phoaphorle Acid, 85.82.) Fluoride of Calcium, , Carbonate of Limo, Peroxide of Iron and Alumina, Water, die., =I .. . "The extraordinarily high per rootage of Phosphate of Mine above stilted, recommends this article at oucoas ...superior Phosphatic manure." . • ' ANIMAL FERTILIZER, Olt SUPER•POOSPIIATE OF•LIME, FROM • _The_New_artioy'Manufacturing Company, Ann - lista by quelling ,Llebig, Practical and dAnalytic Chemist: - • • . , Phosphate of Lime, 20. Sulphate of Lime, 10. • Organic Mattorylulding Ammonia, 41. 'Ammoniac WO., 7. Insoluble undefined Matter, 5. Soluble Salts,'Chlor. and Sulph. of Soda, 10. Water and y,oas k , . .• 3. J. & 0. TAYLOR " "ThinrninkUre.lll, composed of dead animals, blood, offal, and raw bowie" !.very one of our customers having found our manure what we represent it to be." Adapted to ev-ry soil and crop. we recommend it with . the fullest confidence-300 to' 400 lbn. per mire have fre quently increased the yield-MU par cent. • Also. " Col Milldam Soft flolumblan and Ammoniated, Coluinblan Gennep." . All of the above fort ilimirs in bags and barrele. From 820 to Y,45 per 2,000 and .2,240 pounds, acccrding to quantity and kind purchased. For sale by . • ItIOIIARDS & MILLER, No. 210 South Front street, below Walnut. Mar. 2,1850—t0r , Solo Agents In- Philadelphia. itUT lI'S PATENT A NIM AL TRA.I'. Tho Cumberland county for the sale of Igt;:'e e d PaVin " r t A f nl r • mal Trap,•fur catching , • • - MINKS, }BOXES, WOLVES, UNAIIS, ic. Call and sea theih at the cheap Hardware storeof HENRY SAXTON, • • East Main et., Carlisle, Pa Mar. p, 1859. • . . • .1-1, ISH, &o:-Just received at .the 1 - Marion Hail" Family Grocery and Tea Store, a • nus , gook of Nos, 1, 0 2 and 3 Mackeral in assorted pock lidos • Salmon, Mesa ' ' (1 Shad, Dairy and G. A. Livaporo 'lmltemifor-DAtlrtricki7VinegnriOili-do. , Noy.lo, '5B. , • " • 3. W. EDT: ' • • • .., . . --- DLOWS.;4wit,recoived a large lot of the York Plows, also. some or - Plank's, llenwood's. and Zelgler's make on hated. Eagle plows selling off at cost. at, ; . .11EN1tY SAXTON'S. March 10, 1819. - - ; - Q-HOVELS AND SPADES.—J,dst re-. celvad a larr alsortmept of SPADIia, elioveLs, WRNS, SAKS , 1108& M ANVIOrIIOOKB. PICKS. MATTOCKS. do. Ao4 at the cheap'haidware gore of • Mar. 10. 11100..; , HENRY SAXTON. • N'AILS l NAILS -1---400 kegs nf nails la Just received and for sale cheaper than ever. Country Therebean can' be. furnished .wiftv Polio: at manuOicturer'i irri . efs iit.thet then HardesaraStore of 111iNRY SAXTON. • , ain.10,1869, *of inga stir Carllele r Pa., s. No. 1 ' & 3: just 'tor sate low AC HALBERT& Aliscelhincott. -. c .Agriiultural - Fait—of M 7.) - ' Chamber, ' ' - • Dining-room, FURNITURE. Kitchen and . ifitio 21bucrtiscirgius3.'' rpHE, LMtGEST • CHAIR AND F- • FURNITURE .ESTABLISII M ENT_ ' • • TI U.NI 0,14 Mathiot's Qay Street_Ware-100ms,— Extending from Gayto Fr? , derich Street, ?laving „40 fiet front, 170 feel flap, and 6 atorie4 high. ,• . BALTIMORE, Where. Is kept alwaia oh laud, or ninde to order; eve .rle of French TETE-A TWITS, In Plush, .flab "Aoth Ur Ilrocatelle. French Tull - Stud and 'Medallion, Parlor Allll CHAIRS In Plush, Ilalr, Cloth, Woe/dello:. French Full Stuff Carved .PARLOR CHAIRS,' In sets witk Flush. llidr, or Brocatellif. SOFAS; balfPrenrh :Mahogany and Walnut Parlor CHAIRS, - hrllalr, Cloth or Plush. ROCKING CHAllth—ryurioum deslgns,,ln litilr, Cloth and,Plush. _ , Staff Spring LOHNGES,-a large assorttnent 'always on band, 6r any pattern made. or cot ed with at 4. goods to order. dIIAMBER SUITS-1n Walnut; complete - from $3. .CANE .611 AIRS and Rocking do.—the largest assort: meld ready-made Is t tin United States—from $l4l-a doz en up, . . Bar Room, Office and Pining CHAIRS, In Oak, Wal nut or Mahogany. _with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Scott.- - au assortnient coda:it-11.g over GO dezen. Wood, Seat CHAIRS CI I A 111 S---over 100 dozen - Feather Beds, 11usk Matttowee of civet,' vs. rleb•.. -A ho,- all-1411,0f-4111L-r-and-Eald-Fratner....fur_ Looking Ohmses, MATIROT_ASS , N, • 25 North Oxy Street, near Fayette street, MEM PRINCE & CO.'S • • IMPROVED 1.".1'r EN T MELODEON: r . HEICIEDF,ST: - ESTADETSITMT:I4 . I M. • STATES, ,EN,I PLOY INO TWO HUNDRED MEN, and FIMAIng mo HT v INSTEUMENTS P.Clt WEER. Combining all their Recent Improverne n ta—therDlei ded Swell, Organ, Melodeon, tie:, A:, (The Divided Swell thin only he obtained In Melodeon' , ' ofour Manufacture.) • GE,O. A. PRINCE & CO. Manniketurers, "Sofro New York = 87 Fallen at. X; -F., 110 Lake al.- Chlorin, -- WITQLt:SALE - AIIENTS--AnTsell & - Itlehardson, - I k . ton, M.A.; F. Colbunn. : titian mit I, O.; Painter Weber, St. Louis, Mo.; Ph. P. Wei.leln, New Orlewnn.- 1859- • From the Hume Jtairnal, April 3,1858. The Alubideona munufnetured by Prince & Co.. and for Fain alB7 Fulfun stre s et, are the best in the world We have tried thin.. and therefore ititeak understand , Inlay of their tneritn.'" They uru afforded at a very mod. orate cost. • I'ItICES qt , I'ORTAIRSX INSTRUMENTS_ _.—— Four octave Melodeon, extending froth C to C....... $ 45 Four and a half octave, do. - Cto 1 , - CO Fire Octave Melodeon, do. • Fto F 75 Fivo octave, double reed, d o. ..' ...+-s. FtoF' ' 140 . ' 01t0 MhIpTiEON Two Banks of Keys, Fly° SOLO of Reeds, Eight Stops Ono and o Ilillr Octave 1.1,pt Pedals, One Set of needs, In l'u let Bass,lodependent $350 " • , s PRICES OF PIANO CASED Five Ortav6 Melodeon, extending from Fto N • STOO Fix Oelave Melodeon, ' do. F to F .... Five Octave double reed. do. Fto F 150 Fivo Oetov 0, Two pantig - of Keys - 2.00 • Our (twilit let forwmtnnfact Ming are perfri , t, and from our long eXperietom In the business. having -finished and sold over TWENTYIIS . O TIIOUSANU My.LOUE ONSi we feel confident of giving satisfaction. • Ali 31001,41ns of our manufacture, either-told by us, or dealers-In any part of the United States or-.Canadas. are WARRANTED to be - perfect Itiovery'respeet, and should any repairs be necessary before the expiration done year from the date of sale we hold 'ourselves ready .and willing to make the RUDD free of charge, provided the Injury Is not caused by accident - Or'sleslgn. EO: A. PRINCE & CO. Agents for the 'sale of our Melodeons may lm found In nil the'prlnelpal cities and towns In the United Staten 'and-Canadas, MEI BlAgente et Carlisle and Kingston J. A.lleagr.- At Norville—W. It. LINN. kneylirbil LONDON iZro.la4lB k o 7A o GIN - J . l 4e* - • 14. 11 40: 4-1 k iN„„„ 4 . ~. ROE . TIEVA• Y Ol ab t a //". p,;„ • " N E W I . A. N.o . ST 0 E $0 60 "5 A large a s sortment of superior Pianos, from tho hest Bunton and New York makerp t together with excelled socouthlt.dul Pianos, etinntahtly for toile. NO. 86 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG • Also, Itlason & Hamlin's Modul 111uhaluous, Organ4to. lodeous, mid Now Otgam.llarmonlums. Old Pianos takuu In part payment for new ones. PIANO TUNING OR REPAIRING, CM With all Stringed and Wind instruments. will receive prompt attention (rum Mr. JOIIN PTA:4%I'K, who hat no superior In this department, and Is ode of the moss ralialtle,Tuners In the United Staten. Nep22,'bg-ly.' .0. C. 11. OARTKR. s s 100.0 Q .P.14J1 7 0 : 14.114 OS : GOLD MEDAL PR] MIUM PIANO FORTES I WILLIAM KOBE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ORANIYAND`,r SQUARE PIANO FORTES, Nos. 1, -8,-Z, and_7, .North_Euta Opp . °site the : Eu tau? .4olote. And at our NEW SALES-IttiOM, 207 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light streets. hese celebrated PIANOS have, at different Fairs", for Loral cessive years. been awarded the highest pre miums for excellence over all competition. They have also Veep-pronounced by S. Thelberg, the most celebra ted nierllst In the world, and other distinguished art lets, Including Mr. Stmkoself, 4c., to be" equal, If not au• parlor, to any in this country. - We hove constantly on band at \ our extensive Ware rooms as above, the largest, assortment of line PIANO FORTES to be (mind in this city, which we will sell. wholemtle and 'retail, ou the most liberal terms to suit the times,_ In every case w"guarantee our Pinwale give entire satlAmtion. --tyipl-Constautljon.hand,allneAssottinentELOl MINS elate beat makers. nL prices from $lO to $2OO. vyn..- Always fur sale a larfre number or second-hand ' PIANOS, at prices ranging hom'.s7s to $2OO. tr.. 9— Plano., exchanged, hired and tuned. . WILLIAM Ks&og & co. CHICK ERING &.. SONS• Matudieturors of ConetintlY In Store a largo stoelibf our beautiful and nuecjualled Ifistruments t fluished - In. every variety, of style, at. priCon 'varying from . $176 i to *IOW). ' Welbave been' awarded 38 Goui and Susan finit, class Iledale pt the different °atilt:4Elone An Aida. country" and Europe, fur superior manittlicture,' A liberal- i ciount made to the clergy and aeminarlos of learnln ~ .iDescriptivei Descriptive ii luetratedtataloguee sont.to any addrus July 31;1888-41 . • ,Y • . 1 4 4 p, _ 1 . ~. • 'C A TI 0 ist • Iteroltants and Traders wlll.bo on Wel; guard-and not be Imposed upon by 11 enuntwaita yormPa Indian Root Pills, -signed A. 11. Moore. All genuine Indian • Root Pills have the name and signature of A. J. i r k. • tile. on each box. - tho Inventor of MORSE'S INDIAN ROW!, PILLS, has spent the greater part 61' In traveling, linvi»g plotted Europe. Asla.and /third. no • well as North Ann:Mai-1m spent three years among the Indians el our Western country—lt was In ilia \Va.: that, the Indian Root Pills were nrst discovered. Dr Slorse_restint trot man to cotabll,9l the_ tort that. 01 Puurri:GE-. Tag-lliztigz;timi • our strength, hualtlrand life depended upon this vital_ W . hen tho• various passages become clogged, and do , n0t...4 in perfeeeharumny with the different funetlons of the body, the bbgat loses Its union, 110001110 R thick, • corrupted and diseased: thus causing nil. pains, sick.. netts and distress dr every mime; our strength is ex. !masted, oar health we are deprived of, and If nature is (lot nssistelhin throwing oil - the stagnant - 1i utursiw, - the blood will become chisked and cense, to net, and thus our light of life Will forayer 110 1/01011 014: 11010 111, 1/0111111t tlloll .. that'olll should keep the various passages of the body free and open: And how, pleasant to us ' that we Ituve It is our power to iota wedielflo In your• reach, namely. Morse's Indian Hoot Pills, mats ufitctured , from plants and roots which grow around the menu. Minims cliffs in Nature's garden, fie the health and re. revery of diseased man. One or the roots 'from which - User. Pills - are -made Is a Sudorific, which" opens the , ' pores Mlle skill, and mists!. Natsire In throwing out the finer parts of this corruption within. The second Is n plant whit% is .an Exueetorant, Unit opens and us. clogs the. passage to the lungs, and thus, Inn notes , g manner, portions its duty•hy,throwltsg MT phlegm and other humors teens lungsbreoplous spitting net sitd ' is a Diem. le. which givetrease and .Itottishi , strength lit the kidneys: thus encouraged. they draw large amountk of lamtwiry from the blood, which is theta thrown 1/1/e 1/11ntifully_ly. the urinary or water passage, and which could dot have imen discharged In any_otherway. The --tout th-isn-Catharticontsimeianuilnules_lbe_otiser tsrPE'._ miles of lbw Pills While engaged in%purifying tile '.-blood Cl.lredarser paitieles of Impurity which cannot past, by the other outlets. are thus taken up and con. ' veyed elf in great quantities by the imwels. From the ithove, It is shown that Or. Morse's Indian — Mint - Pills not only enter tin; stomach. lint bicome united with the blood, for tiny find wily to every poet, and completely,rout out 51111 cleanse the 00111111 T 1011111. mil - impurity, sill the life- of the .hody,,. wisiels ..is tile — 7htTed7hecomes - perfecti,c - heiti thy :--consequently-mll - sicknesS and pain is drives Irons the system, for Oily , . -cannot remain when the body beensues so pure and clear. The 1015011 wily people lire so distressed when sick, and.wity en massy die, Is because they do not get n ' medicine which will pa . ss to the afflicted parts, and which will amen tile natural passages for the disease 10 be cast out; hence, n large quantity 01 food end other Olen, is lodgml,mnd the sto end intestines are . __llteally ItiWiiiirWllll , l.lle. corrapts; sus undergoing diangrmsible fermentation, constantly mix ing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until ilfe is taken from tliPlistly by disease. Dr. Morse's PILLS 111100 1101,1011 to themselves vietory . upon victory, by- restoring - millions 4. - the sick to blmuning twalth and happiness. Yeah thousands• who knots been racked or tormented with sickness,, ain and Anguish; and whose feeble frames ' have been scorched by the burning nletnents of raging fever, and who have been Istought, as It were, witlsits n stop of the - silent grave, now/Wand randy to testify that ' they would have bean numbered with the dead, had It - I,lt4leen for this great and wonderful medicine, Isterso's ..1111111111 (tout ('llls. 'After one or two doses had been tn. ken, they were astonished, nod Itbso.utely surpriSed, in wiLIieSSIILIg their charming olfeetnf ' :cot only do they '-.. -give immediate - ease - end strength, and take-oway all sickness, pain and anguish, but they once go to work . lit the fosamintion of the disease, which is blood. There. . fore, it will be shown; especially by those who use these Pills, that they will oil cleanse rind purify, •thet discrete —that deadly enemy—wilt take its flight, and the flush I - uf_youth and beauty will, again return, and the pros 1 peetuf a long . nui bailey life Will cherish ant - brighten your days. . . _ . This is a question of vital importance, and one which lan never been satis!actorily disposed - of by the profew surseetio teach the healing art. Soma maintain—and especially•the old school Physicians—that life lives in the blood, and•therefore nil diseases originate in it— but modern,sclence avers that ailments have their origination in both the solids and fluids of the body. That the latter propendetate, however, inn fixed-fact, - and medical skill has clearly demonstrated that at least twwthirdsuf the ills thrit humiin Seth in heir .to, 'have their source in au . " IMPURE, STATE OP TILE ELOPE: . . As, for instance. In the longat catalogue. catch' as &tofu " In:Tott e r, Barber's Itch,' - Pitoples,lllotelles.rysipe Ins, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges from the Ear,. rover. Sores, or irruptive diseases of any k Ind.—These are as curtained by well known medical laws to arise from had blood—while the highest medical authorities declare that most fevers originate In the same manner, and more particularly Typhoid and scarlet—the Conner be ing all li:tercel, and the latter nn external irruptive disease; anti In all persons attacked by these maladies, the blood in found to be elthe: coagulated, or ore dark unhealthy color. To ward off n large majority of diseases, as ,well as to rum a number which have already seixedupon the aye irk tea:, It is necessary to PURIFY TIIE 111,001). • Lindsey's Improved Blond Searcher does not claim to he a 414/ SQUARE-AND • • UPRIGHT, - ,• PIANO, FORTES; el,' Philadelphia lllllii •.too Mum:l.—Beware ofkeounterfelt ilFrned A. 11. Moore. All genuine Lore the e filrnme of A. 3. & Co. on enrh box. Al. t. signature of A. J. White & Co. All others are spurlou A. J 'WHITE 8010 Proprietor, No 10 Courtland Street, Now York. I)•.'Morsn's Indian Hoot l'llls aro spld by all denim In ModlebrOs. • - . . Agents are wanted In every town, village and hamlet In the land. Parties desiring thu agency will addreas as above for terms.- Prim 25 Coots per box, 800 boxes xvill be se t lt 2 ln s.B. sX.s7r- F re (;clPt' of $l, o 1 i'LlFt34:6Ponrildf i sfObi• S. W. erst lek. DOES DISEASE ORIGINATE IN IMPURITY OF TILE BLOOD? UNIV4RSAL PANACEA for every disease known, bat the proprietors claim for It the power not only of draining out Ali Impurities . of the Wood. but by the skillful combination of well known vegetable remedies. If will cure all diseases arising (rem a deranged state of the liver, drive out dyspepsia, and give rimmed Mee and vigor to the stomach. That the BLOOD SEARCH ER iv all that iv claimed for It, the proprie tors can produce • MBE= . . It Is onlya few yearn Mare It was discovered, and yet It has grown Into such it business that n large laboratory bah two,, built expressly for Its manufacture—a large number of men employed in puttlngit up, and still the DOES NOT 'EQUAL .THE nEmmap - 15'0'11A any candid man' could this be FO, If the Med. - lane did not possess ALL the virtues claimed for It Thu Proprietors have hundreds of certificates from inen of probity and tdanding in the community, show lug whet tho medicine in doing daily for the rulferlog I=l who bee over used the Blood Searcher whether rell was experienced. Let , tlte enlisted give it n trial—n single bottle wit eimvince the most skeptical of Its efficacy. Qy For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Haverstick, S. El Holt, and B. .1. Kieffer; Kauffinnn A Son, 'Mechanics barg ; homelier it 7nwk, Sliepherdstown ; Joshua Culp If ogstown ; Jacob Simmons. Cross Beads; Kurt: A 1%;11.e, Shiremanstown; A. MAcklich, Bolling Springs; Mary W. Kissel, Churelitown; Edward James, West 11111; .1. C. Fasnaught et Bro., Oakville; Shoemaker Elliott. Newburg; Win. Bretton, Newvllle; J. Hood & (co.. Springfield; Russell & Dire, Dlckltwon; highland Washleger, Jacksonville; Win. Clark Co. Lees' Ronda; Win. IL Eckles, Sporting Hill; Denhuger ; C. Aftick,Shippenshurg; all of Cumber land county, Pa. LINDSEY & LEMON. Proprietora, .41InI11tItlysburg, Pa 10E113 AFFI.I-o°t ED REAM!! pnILADELNitA MEDICAL llOUSE—.Establish• ed twenty.two pews' ago by Dr. KINK ELIS, coyner of Third and Union Streets. Philadelphia; l'a. • TWENTY-TWO YEARS', perienee has rendered Or. K. a most suecessful prartltOner in thlY.aurtr of all diseases of a prlfate turn; manhood's debility, as au impediment to limr ridge ; nervous nod sexual infirmities, disease of the skin, and those arising Dom abuse cif mercury. -- - TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE._ There loan evil habit sOmutitnes.indulged hi by boys, in solitude, often grog ing up with them to manhood ; and which, if not reformed in due time. not only besets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to a sorbs of protracted, insiduous and devastating alfectio.. Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice are aware of the COIINCRUCIICPS until thuy..find the- ner vous systole shattered, feel strange and unaccountable soneat one, and vague feats of the tided. (See'pages 27, 25, 221, of Dr E's book ou n Self-Preservatlon.") , The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is tone. Me to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply his mind to study; his step to tvrity and weak; he is dull, Irresolute, ,and engages goon In his sports With-less en. ,orgy Odin If hi emancipate hinni:df before the practice has done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is unfrult tut. and his sense tells him that this is caused by his early lollies. Thesiord - Zraildeintiond which should awaken the attent ou of all who are similarly situated. REMEMBER, , who places himself under Dr. KINKELIN'S treat ment, may religiously confide In his honor as a gentle• man, and rely MAI the assurance , that the secrete of Dr. It's patients will never he disclosed. Young Man—let no false modesty deter you from making your cuss knoWn to one, who, from education and respectability tan cort..ialy befriend yon. Ur RIKELIN'S residence han'been for the last twon• tytwo years at the N. W. Corner df THIRD AND UNION STREETS, l'hiladelpijia, Pa. - PATIENTS AT A DISTANCF . Can.hat_r_ (by_atailm. their ease explicitly, together with all their aymplonm, per letter, enclinilim a rit(nittance) Dr. Ws medicine, appropriated accordingly. Forwarded to tiny part of the United States. and pocked aecUre (anti DA 31AGE or . CURIOSITY, by Mall • or lltapress, t. . _ _ . -- READ f IOUTiIAIND MANHOOD 11 -- v A vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Klukelin ,on Self-Pruservalien—Only 26 Cents. Letters containing that value In stamps, will ensure a copy, per return of unlit. GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS ! .'" . • _ ... A Filing GIFT TO ALL. • ' MISERY RELIEVED. • • ,KNature l e Guide," a now and Popular work, full of advice and impressive warning, alike caleulat ed toprevent years if misery, and save . housands .of lives, la distributed without chore., end •forwardad by mail, pro-paid to any Poet In the United States,; on re ceiving an order enclosing two postage stamps. , • dec.15,1868-Iy,, . . • . , ~. . , • . . . pAPER.- , The Mouni • liolly • Paper • Company, 11;o now on hand Kildare prepared to manufacture to ordor all varieties of tine WRITING and . ' LElKRlt'paper, Address i ' 3 . 0174. r, Riii7,4* Jr:.:: . .. ' ' 11 / 4 ". " 04 / 0 .4' 64 . Ni• 5 'Mount, holly Bprlnip, cpnn'a. Ntbicinc QNVARD'ASSOCIAT.I . ON, A IiELPHI . 'A Benevolent Institution, estirbilsbea by gperial on dtivrmtint for the relief of the *irk and distressed, • . ThdfIOIVARD ASSOCIATION,' in view of the awful destruction of human life, edused by Sexual:A.lisesses, and the decrptiosn. maimd upon limo untortnnate vie.. taws ..f such dlseaseS b. • Quarks.. several 3 01110 ego di- rested. their Consulting Enchain, its,, CIIAI,ITA LLE ACT worthy of their name, Co open a Dispensary for the treatment 01 this slats of diseases, in all their fi roe ,and to give liIEDICAL ADVICE (MAT'S, lo all who apply by letter, with al description of their condition's (age, occupation, habit. of Ills, he.,) and in eases. of ex. ' trent° poverty', to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF •CIIARGE. •.It. is needless to. add that the .A sibeintlen ,van moods the highest Medical skill of I he ago, andmill `furnish the most approv d modern treatment'. ' be Directors of the ANK:lloton, in their Annual Ito. port_upon_the.trextment_ofEexmllplreasestogprokthe lifghTfitilitTS - fiiiTniiMartNirgiteeemiivbieit has attend. -- • lalairs.uf-the.Cm.sitltAng-Surgeou-in-the-cure - ut - .. I .o.permatorrbsea r Serninal-tleakness.-Impotence,Aloner- : t hay. (Meet. Syphilis, the vice of Onanisin or Self abuse, he, and order a continuance of the saute plan fur the. ensuing 'year. d• . - `lire Directors, milt review of the •past, feel assured that their inbers4ll Uric sphere of benevolent effot t,. have been of great benefit to the afflicted. especially to the young, and they . 11(1111 resolved to devote them. selves. with renewed zeal, to this Very important but' much despised muse. Just published by the Association, a Renal on Sper. nisi orrlnes, or, Sentinel Weakness: the Vice of °nankin, Masturbation or Self• Abuse, and othdr Diseases of the Sexual Organs, hy.the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mall, (In a sealed letter en veMpe,)*FREE OF . CII AlttlEon receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage 01 her Reports mod Tracts , on..tho • nurture - and' treatment of Sexual . diseases, diet, ho.. are constantly being publish ed for gratuitous distribution. nod will be coot to the afilleted. Saute of tin ! new, remedies and' methods of treatment'discoleredpurlug,the last year, are of great value. • . . Address,. for Report qr Areatmsra, Dr? OEOltat R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, 'No. '2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . lty order of the Directors. ' EZRA D. IIEAATWELL, Pre,id, of GEC: FAfitquiLD, Secretary,' ME= THE LIVER INVIGORAOR PREPARED Bt Dlt. SANFORD. ' Compounded entirely from. GUMS. f - ONE 01 , "1 . 11E BEST PURGATIVE AN)) LIVER NES now before thu. public;- that acts. nn a. C rit s• I ET, in lilss — nmßoaore - 0 IT SetliarVtfatratt other medicine known. It ix not only a CATHARTIC. but a LIVER remedy, acting Oat on the LIVER to Wed Its Morbid matter, tjten on the stomach and trowels to car ry off that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually, without any of the painful feelings experi enced in the operation of most CATHARTICS.. It strength ens the system al the canto time that It.purges it ; and - . - • tuw.tak.ou-dalui-10-unuale.te.-dosm, and buildlt up with unusuil- The LIVOV IA one of ;::1 4 the principal regulators O tt. k body, nod , when 'lt unnanperform); its functions w.ll the pow- 'ere of the system art, fully developed: The stomach. is almost on • tirely dependent on the, , healthy action of the Liver for the proper per- [7l farmance of Its functions when the stomach In at fault, the bowels are at fault, and the whole system suffers In COM. quence of one organ ry? the Liver having ceased to do its duty. For the diseases of that organ, one of the pro- Q printers has made it.hls study, In a practice ofmore than twenty yefirS, to find some remedy wherewith to counteract the many derangements to which-it to nobly. -To prove that this re- !=, medy at Inst found, any person. troubled, with-. Liver Conn' plaint In any Of its r — 'forms, has but to try bottle,, and conviction. These gums removeall inorbld or bad matter from the system, sup- ' plying in their place n healthy flow or bile, in- - igorating the stomach, causing food to digest' - well, purifying the blood giving tone and health . to the whole nowhinery removing the ranks of - e e disease, and .elTect. lug a radical Cure., One dose after eating -Is sutil'clent %too relieve the stomach and pro- vent the food from Hs• lag and souring. Only one dose taken before retirlig preverlte nightmare. • Only one dose tnkol 1.4 • at night inoaens the bowels gently, and cures costiveness. • _ . . Ono dose taken after cio. each meal will.cure Dye. pepsin. ' • 41/- One dose of two - tenspoonfulgivill always relieve Sick Headache. - One bottle taken 'for female .obstruction re moves the cause of the dleeaoo, and makes a perfect cure. • ' Only Coe dose Mime, PLO dlately while ono dose.often re. r malted is a sure cure for cholera Itlorbus, 'S.{ and a preventive of Cholera. Ono Mum taken often Z will prevent the recur. rence of billions at- eaelcs, while it re• Heves all painful fool- logs. irD,Only ono bottle - is —needed to throw out the of system the effects of (f. 2 medicine alter a long slcknees. Cne bottle taken for Jaundice removes all sallow. • ness.or Imnaturia color from the akin. One dose taken 8 short time befoiu eat ing gives vigor to the appetite and .makes food digest well. One dose often repented came Chronic triar. Aiwa. In Its worst formitrwhlleaummer and bow el complaints yield almost to the first One or two doses cures attacks caused by worms, In children: there la nn surer, safer or'speedier remedy In the world, as It never falls. . . . . We take , Infinite, pleasure In recommending thin medicine as a preventive for Fever and gut, Chill Fever, and all F evers of a 111110ona Type. It operates with certainty, and thousands are willing to testify to its wonderful virtues. All what us.o it an airing their unanimous testimony In Its favor. IM. Mix iigter In :he mouth with the Ibajgorator, and swallow both together. • 'FIFE LIVER INVIGORATOR , IS A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL. DISCOVERY, and is daily working rums, almost too great to believe. It cures as Irby magic, oven the first dose giving bene fit, and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of LlVER.Complalni, from the worst Joon dice or Dyspepsia to a ffunmon headache, all of which are the result of a Diseased Liver. PRICE ONE LOLLAR PER EMILE. DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadnir, Nan York. VI. Sold In Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT and S. W. lIAV ERSTICK. i mr261858. A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR, COMPLETELY PRESERVED TO • THE'- --GREATEST AGE And whe that Is gray would not hitvp it restored to former color; or bald, but would have the growth re stored, or troubled with dandruff end itching, but would have It reunified, or troubled with serofula, scald head, or other eruptions, but would be cured, or with sick Meld rale, (neuralgia) but would bn cured. It will also remove all pimples (num the Mee and eking Prof. Wood's flair liesturativo will du all this, sou eircus lar and the following: ' ANN ARISOR, 'November root. 0. 3. \Veen—Dear l'qr:.l have heard much said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative, but having been so often cheated by quackery and quack nostrutus, hair dyes, An, I was disposed to place your Restorative In the same category with the thousand 'nod one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until .1 met you in Lawrence county some months shire, when you. - gay& me such assurance as induced the Mal of your Itretorative in my fluidly—first by my good wife, whose hair had beeonfo very thin and entirely white ' and he• fore exhausting one of your large bottles, her hair *no restored nearly to Its original beautiful brown color, and bad thickened nod become beautiful and glossy up• on, and entirely over the head; she continues to use it. not simply because of Its beautifyiffg effects upon the hair, but bectcust of Its healthful Influence upon ,the head and mind. Others of ,thy family and friends are using your Restorative, with the happiest effects; therefore, my skepticism and doubts in reference to its character and value are entirely removed; and I ran and do most cordially and confidentially recommend Its use by nil who would,have their hair restored from white or gray (by reason of sickness or age,) to original color and beauty. and by all young persons who would Lase kheir hair beautiful and glossy - •' •- Very truly and gratefully yours, SQLOMON MANN. FRIEND WOOD: It woo it !Ong time after I saw you at ,Illtssfield before I got the bottle of Restorative fur shish you gave me an order upon your agent In Detroit,. and Arbon I got .It, we concluded to try It on Mrs. Mann'a Indren.s.the surest test of its poiver. It has done all that you assured me It would do;' and others of my family and friends, having witnessed Its effects, aye now using-and recommending its Use to othersas enti tled to the highest consideration you claim fur It. Again, very rospeetfully and truly,yours, SOLObION - MANN. CARLYLL, 11a., Juno 28, 1862. I have used Prof. 0..7. Wood's Hair Restorative, and hive admired its wonderful effects. My hair was be• coming, an I thought, prematurely gray, but by the use of his Restorative It has resumed its original color, and, I have no doubt, permanently so. • S. BREESE. en-Senator, 11. S. .Prepared by O.J. WOOD d CO., 114 Market street, Saint Louis, and 912 Broadway, New York, and sold by all DrUggista and Patent Medicine Dealers; also, by all Fancy and Toilet Deeds Dealers trt the United States • and Canada. [n1y26 . 58. For sale in Carlisle, by S. W. 11AVERSTICIC, 9.1131'L ELLIOTT, and Druggists everywhere. DTT VALL'S 'GALVANIC OIL.- PREPARED ORIGINALLY IT PROF. H. U. Formerly of the College of Stirgeone, Patio, .10 now offered to the public for the Cure of all Sore and Painful Menses; for instanco—Pain or Soreness In any part of the System., Rheumatism, Palo in the Back, Breast or Shies, Healed Broods, Neurnl9la, Burns, Sprains, Headache, Cramp In the Stomach, or any other Disease that is SORE AND PAINFUL, and only • over this.clems of Diseased - we - claim TORY. We any positively to our Tatrono, we ran re. • Bove tho sufferer 90 times out of 100. We would just say to the public, Prof. Du Veil oak.% yearn in bring- - ing 'this medicloutiithe miporiorlty it has over all Oh. • op_ Price AO cents per bottle. a per cone, off to 'the trade. orders must be riddressed to • 1°- J. D. STONEBODE, Sole A'gt for IL • , Mifflin county, Pa. AuE4'sB RICE'itEDUCED ONE' HALF \ !•1* . .,Ng I iV : :AIEDIC.A./4 SALT MATORY torSEA.SES ONLY ONE DOLI.AR I , CURONIO PACKEIE SEE :A:DVEHTISEIVIENT.;II4 °^Hit►dbille neatly execute.'..
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