I 7 . :11' Mi 0 V A.,• L . .. .
N . wm. suomNs, • •
4 1. 1
Form • rly of 564 i llroadway, New York; wishes to in
form his old customers and the pubile goberally, that
he has rafitovud th, - the` NEtY AND SPACIOUS IIOOJIS,•
811 'Runt Amy: whore he.wlll.koep a lame assortment t f
•IMILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
wlileh will ho Rhltl Wholtionle and. retell. nt, the, lowest
possible cash prices. . WU. sIII3IONs, - -
'''.llre.ntivray,-(up-ateirs)-Naw -.York.----.
lifity 4, I8,:11)-(hr
Al Alt IA 4 E UID . E
• A NEW BOOK BY
WILLIAM TOLING• 111. D.
The secret due t6Courtship, Lori,
-Ind Montagu; ,with the diseases Mei.
eat to Youth, Maturity and-Old Age,
-Whig lights and ohados of Marriott
its Joys. mid Sorrows, Hopes,
oars and Insappolotments,, In all'
tarried people or those contemplating
virriago and having the loailtimpodi
,llt_to sw k rzwup. road this •hook. let ovorvot.
than and woman in the - ITORMrtlibt book. to. ruir
of PLATES. tIII4,IIISekSOS- seltrotri_thea usety-should:.-should:
•know; knowledge at first may savriti.world of
_:.,trouldo in M . 0.:. lifo.
• Send - fOTtaorpyr(qifOlnki.ig 25 - e - Onts)•ter - '
DR. W3l. YOUNO, No. 416 SPRUCE STREET ,,
Pill LADELVIII A.
Apr. 27, 1k59 • ,
'TAT AND-CAP EMPORIUM.-.
:I. 0. °ALIO. di CO., successors to Wen. 11. Trout
would announce to .tlairr customers and the publk
;gloomily that they have just reeelved from Philadel•
phis, a largo end elegant st4cli of goods, in their linen(
businieorof every variety, style and quality.
_ They have on head a splendid
' assortment of • •
•
--•••• HATBAND OAPS,
of all descriptions, fi•ont the common Wool.
to theflneat FUR• AND SILK HATS; acid at .prices
• that must suit uoory ono who has,ah eye to getting the
•.•trorth of 1110 money. the stock Includes, , '•
• .
MOLFSKIN, CASSISIERE, BEAVER A FELT HATS,
°levet.) , styld and color and, upsurpits , ml - 11,r'
'NESS, DUEAIIILITY AND FINISH: by those of any
othei_establishinent In the country,.
and'CIIILD K EN'S HATS and CAAS,
•of every lini&ilithiiiCOSitadtly,
• They respectfully Invite all the old pafrofis and as
many new oues as postdble, to'gie them a call..
• • J. O. CALLIfI dt•CO.
Apr. 27, 11309—ty
NEW WORK RY REY. J. 11. INGRAHAM
JUST PUBLIBIIIW
YIL - LAlt OP
113113
OIL ISRAEL IN IIONDAGE
By the Author of "Tho Prince of the House of David.'
DEMO AN ACCOUNT OP TUE WONDERFUL SCENES
In the Life of the Son of Pharaoh's Daughter,
From ltd youth to the ascent of. Sing; comp, Ming, as
by an eye witness, his miracles before Pharaoh. passage
of limited Sea and reception of the lam on Mount
Sinai. Containing all elaborate end richly colored de.
ecription of the architectuie of the Egyptians, their
mermen; and customs in ponce and war, In the temple,
the family, the mart, and at the tomb; and aim of the
Israelites, while in the land of bondage; together with
, picturesque sketches of the Hebrews undei• their ;task.
masters; of scones, Processions, and spectacles upon.
Did beside the Nile, and legends of the Obelisks,
Sphinxes and Pyramids. and o. their founders before the
' lIAod. .DELINEATIONS OF BEAU'TIF'UL WOM EN,
. Miriam, Amens°. Im kora; and (Milli. mid of WONDER.'
FIJI, MEN, Aaron. Itmneses" (Moms.) and .the. Prince of
Ur (deb :) - Nirraleil In egories of !Atom friini n Syrian -
Prince travelling lit Egypt to his Royal Mother, (Nein .
of Tyre.
• TIM-volume abounds -in characteriqtic passages of
• highly wriught beauty, anddramallo Incident'
'So the .100,0110 readers of "The Prince of the (louse of
- David," we need only say, that this book la by the same
author, and more wonderfully interestingand. enchant
ing. -
One. Vol., largo 12mo. WO pp. Illustrated. Price $1.2
font to any address by mall, post paid, on receipt of
is the price.
Country newspapers giving Ihls cord two Insertions,
shall be sent a ropy of the work, by mall, prepaid, upon
sending a copy of the paper.
Address 0. U EVAIs:S., 439 Chestnut street, •
May 4, 1830. • • PhlladelphlAPa..
N'w Is."TEIE TIME FOR I3AR
GAINS! LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AIHtI.I , ;AL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
• At the Now Store, corner of N. Honore , . h Louther sttt
The.undersigned returns thanks for the punning,
bestowed upon din by the public, and fit ttnismne thug
respeetfully.announces that he has just returned from
, yidiadelphia, rind Is now opening a new lot Cl spring &
summer DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, consisting In
and_whieh lie is_Aetermined_to
the lowest cash prices. •Sliks Diteßl
Alpacas. - Milalnes De Rages, • Lustres, Poplins, Lawns,
Mirages, Drllliants, Skirting, French and ; 4 .cotch Ging,
•bains, Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,'
SUAWLS AND MANtILLAS,
of every variety and quality. .Staple and Dementld Thy
oods..—ClothA, Cassitneres,-.Ydstlngs,--Flannels;--Mu
lins, Ticklugg. Stripes, Checks. Callen., Cottonaden,
Linen's, Sheetings, - Denims, Nankeens, Drills, Marsdlles
: Quilts, colored and white carpet Chain, •c. Parasols
and Umbrellas. Also, a large and splendid assortment
of BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and - SHOES. A
superior lot nf frch GROCERIES, Teas, Cone, Sugar,
Molasses. Mee, Spices, sc. Havlng.selected, my entire
stock with the greatest care, nod the lowest each prices,
I con unsure my frlevida and the publicgenerallv, that
I will do all In my powei• to make my establishment
known as the " dead Quarters for Bargains." Those
who wish to purchase will find it to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before porchaslngelspwbere.
/fir- I will pay the highest market price for flutter,
Egg,i, lingo . S. and Dried Fruit. •
Apr. 27, 1859. J. A. HUMRICIL Jr.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND MACHINE SHOP.
•
ON WEST LOUTIIEII STREET, above I
the residence of Dr..T. ulteer, and Im•
.L . 4 RR, mediately In rear of the Union Engine
:..„ffre House.
The subscriber desires to inform ' the
farmers, and the public generally, that he Is now man•
ufacturing, and has constantly on hand..
• REIF'S CELEBRATED
Clover Huller and Cleaner.
Also, the premium Horse-Power and Threshing 3la
chine, with vibrating separators attached.
Corn Shnilers, Straw Cutters, •t.
• •
'N. 11. Irons and materials always on hand for the re•
pair of Reapers and Mowers, Threshing Machines and
agricultural Implaments et all kinds, which will he at
tended to promptly and on reasonable terms.
J.4IABILAIIIMS, Proprietor. •
A. J. KUTZ. Foreman.
Apr. 27, 1859-43 m
Paper Hangings ! Paper. Hangings
COIN AND SEE OUR
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.'
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
~AN9 OUR
. FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
.FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
AND ALIO OUR
RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
RICH 'GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
Abd WINDOW PAPERS of various colors. We wish to
inform the public that our stock of Paper Hangings, is
the largest and must varied assortment ever opened in
Carlisle, and that we are selling.at prices that will suit
ever?budy,at_ , _ _ JOAN P. LYNE SON'S,
North Hanover Sc," Carlisle,
where you ran be furnished at all times with Fresh
Paints. Oil, Varnish, Ac., of the boat quality audat the
lowest prices. [apr.tl.lBso.
ft:STATE. NOTlCE.—Lottery of ad—
ministration nu the estate of Darld It. - Conver,
ate of Ouberiand county, deceased, ham° beep : issued in
due form of law,to the subscriber residing in Upper Allah
township. Those indebted to the estate, will make in,
.mediate pay4nent.endahose haying claims will present
then' for settleunini to • COOVER,
• Apr. 20. 10.59--Gt Administrator.
JUST Li FROM NEW YORK.—
A largo addition to our stock atom Spring (lends.
Double Skirt Ravages, Double Skirt, - Lawns, ,Foulard
Silks, JACO Mantillas, Shawls, elegant embroidered Col.
]ars e Paranoia, Sun Umbrellas, Lace 51Itia, Kid Cloves.
Alog, a large lot or [looped Skirts, Douglaas t Sherwood'et
unequalled Hustles, Skirt Suspender., at. Nape call
at the new stern, East Alain at.
Apr. 27, 1850,
LEIDICII a SAWYNIt
,ti IRE I&S UR AJN TILE ALLEN
AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL , HEE IN
UItANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, incorpo.
rated by an act of Assembly, ix now fully organized, and
In operation under the mango:Smut of the . following
comaissioners, viz:
Daniel 'Bailey, William It. dorgas, Michael Cooblin,
.J. Elehelberger, Christian Staymau, John C. Dun
lap, Jacob it. Coofer, Lewin Uyer, S. Eberly, Dania.
lain 11. Messer, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham,
Alex:tildes Cathcart. •
. .
The rates of Insurance are as low and fasorable as any
Company of the kind In the ntate. Person!' wishing to
become members are Invited to make application to the
agents ofAtie company, who aro willing to wait upon
them at any time.
• GOAS.PreiWent.
Off RISTIAN STAYHAN. Vic o PromßGldont,
Sacrotairy.
LEIVIS 1
141011AEL COOKLIN Troneurenl.YEß
Managers.—Wm. R. Dorgan, L. Myer. Christian Slay.
man, M. Cocklln..l. 0. Dunlap, R. Martin, D. Daily, J.
Cslopor,.Alsx. Cathcart, J. Wickersham, J. Dichelbar
gar, 8. Eberly, J. Drandt.
AOli.ArrB
CUM ORRLAND COUNTY. John Sherrlck, 'Allen
,Illincy,..Zaarltig,-Rhirguuusatowni -.Samuel -Woodiruiri;
Dieginson; Henry Bowman, Churchtown ; Mode Orli'.
11th,' South Middleton; Samuel Graham, W, panne.
I.mro'• Samuel Coiner, Mechanicsburg; W. c, 4 401.,
Sisepherdstortn; D. Coover, Shopherdstown ; J 0.
ton, Silver Spring; Benj. itarmetick, Silver Spring;
Charles 8011, Cm lisle ; John flyer, Csrll.le. .
YORK COUNTY,—W. S. Picking, Tkover; Peter Wol.
ford, Franklin srdas.Urillitti, Warrington; .1. 11. Deer
darn, Washlogthrs; V. Rutter, Newburg; R. C. elm",
Dillaburg...
• '
,•" • • '
• D&UNIIN 00.-11buser & boatman, Ilaritsburg.. •
,mointutts.olAbo company having pollelonabbut to ex•
b'lro,•bin hero them.milownti by Disking' appllrektlon
any of the Agents.
,•
.
40120,
atATTENTION F Et Sit RS Ana StOok
rsissrs.—The subs c riber will 'keep' fol. the reivion,
is fere', talks viont of the turnpike, ou thu Yel
low Messina ereek, In Lower Dickinson township,
nines south of Carlisle, TIM Kit tiLvAl A NT JACKS; and
TIV1) IfOItSES, and invites the attention of all.
Terms moderato. Pkaltlt
80,114 h) --..3m
PENN MUTUAL Lilt INSUR.AN . _
- .• compANY.:
•
OFFICE NORTH EAST' CORNER, OF 3D
• and Dack'aireoa.
47.0UMULATM CAPII74II: $7 1 5;000.
• . Chartei P'orpetunl.
D I% S. MIELER,, President
E STOICES,.VIcu
- Jowl tionxe S .i i t ' Spy
The undersigned. liatlng boon appointed the Aosrl'iie
for the above CoMpany, for Cumberland nounty, would
call attention to lien peculiar advantages of the 310TU0L
Ltrn MtIiIIIANOE which gives it n decided preference over
any other mode adopted. Them being no sun itholders. •
the profile, ere divided among the policy holders, and
appropriated to reducing the annual peynients. thine
flinging each one' interested. equally with the Trustees,
in adding to tho bind ite'ne of the - cempaily.
The premium maylie paid quarterly; semi annually,
or annually, so that persons of limited menne con in
sure for itgreater amount, than they could where the
whole premium in required to be paid cosh.
Circulirs _with lull particulars had on apply"-
tion444he-anbiuriber,itt-hin-ufttco—Malti-street.-near
the liallroad depot. A. 1.. SPONSLER,
- - Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer;
. _
Carlin)°, Mar 23, 1850-001
, .
li,UR N IN U. AL RE;
AND E
RET U RNITURE,
.- WHOLESALE AIL. .
87110WERY, (Wholesale Ware House.) and
-65 CHRYSTIE ST , (Retail Store,) N.
Whore will be Found the largest and most exterudre ne
lortment In the city. • •
Bllls of $25 Retailed-at 'Wholesale
Prices at the Bowery-Store.
All Furniture guaranteed as represented. - • One bun-
dred and fifty bands eimatamly employed In manutee•
taring. All steel, laid In for NETT Coon.• It comprises,
In part,— .
• ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND , WALNUT
Iq Mrocndo, trocntelle . . Delalue; Plush it4tt Mir Cloth
Ro;mood, Mahogany and Pnanacl(ed
CHA M. E R FUARNITUR, -
In sets. from_tiventy_to_one_huittired-nnd-fifty-dollars
Also, CANE SEAT and COMMON FURNITURE, in
'groat variety.— Alarge assortment of-Gilt:lnd-Mahogany
MIRRORS,. Spring and Curled lhir. MATTILASSES,
PATENT Premium SOFA BEDSTEADS; with Spiing and
Hair Mattresses attached; ie.
STEAMBOATS AND 110TEL3
Dealers will find it to their interest to give us a rail.
inar.30,1850-3ru. .
FLBER'rs FAMILY
I
QUEENBW . IIIE , AIO VARIETY STORE, :k
FIRE
North-West Corner of the Public Square, oppo
site the Carlisle Deposit Bank. ,
•
-retilenishod,his sfialk.o
goods. Ills assortment Is now full
,and complete, among
which may ho enumerated.uerrrarlety of fresh
FAMILY GROCERIES,
' which In quality and price
CAN'T BE BEAT
A large stalk of Chinn, Illaintand Queensware,.oinevr
and beautiful designs, and embracing every giade of
price.
Lie In Sate AGENT In Carlisle for Joace . colebeMed
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL - LAMPS,
onepr. Vie greatest- discoveries - of tltr•nge, cpmhining
. ebeliptiesS, outfety Anil increased light. Coal 0,11 and
Lamps constantly on heed, which the public are tv:
quested to 4 ill and exandhe.. 1.
- CitllBls - , - Oet. 27, '5B.
CUMBERLAND . VALLEY R. R.-
S VW? ARRANGEMENT.
, .
- •
CHANGE.: br •IIOURS! .
On and niter MONDAY, APRIL fah MK Passenger
Train. , will run fullOws: (Sundays excepted:)
:FOR lIAIUtIS BURG. .
• .1
at Train. at Train
Leave Chamberaburg,
. Shlppensburg,
Newvllle, •
" • Carlisle.
Mechanloiburk,
Arrive at Harris Wry.
FOll 611A318.111181111110.
Ist Train.. 241 Train.
Leave liarrlsburg • 8.00 A. M. .1.20 I'. 51,
Mechanicsburg 8.43 '• 1.88
4 , Carlisle •
" Bhippenanure 10,24 J. 3.3.
Arrive at ChtnuGersburg, . 10.54 " . 4.08
Railroad, at 2.80, 6.05, and 7.50,A. 31., and 1 10 nod 3,50,
P. H. 11y, Rending, via_ Lebanon .Valley-hail Road. at
8.00, A. 31., and 2.35 I'. 51. -
•
For DaMave. 320, A. 31 and 1.00, noon. For Trevor
ton and Williamsport, at too, '. 31., nm113,11. 0 .,1 1 .
Train on Dauphin Road at 2.00, P. M.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stations 'where
Tickets are, sold, viiiChambersburg, ShipPonsburg,
.Carlisle, Mechanicsburg and ilarrisburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS on -each Ticket will be made to all Passau.
germ that provide themselves with Tickets before en.
turing the Cars.
• 0. N. LULL, Super't
Railroad Ornee, Clatmborsburg,
Apr. 8, 1859.
C
BLINDS AND SLIADES,,
11 Choi', for Cash
B. J. WILLjAMS;
.No. 16 Korth Sixth street, Philadelphia.
• Ie the largest' natoufaelurer of
Window Blinds;
AND DEALER IN
wisnow SHADES,
or every variety. Ifs Is the originator or op now styles
and has a fine stork to be sold nt reduced prices.
Buff, and all other colors of linen shades, trimmings,
fixtures, dc.
Store shades paintmi to 'order. , -
• ts!).., 11. J. W. invites cithetin of this County to' all
before purchasing. tin d assures them he can sell n bet•
ter article for the money than any ottierestabliehment
In the. United Staled. .
Mar. 23, 180-3 m
Gold Medal
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
STEIN WAY & SONS,
=1
84 \VALERA RT.; YEAR mrOADWAY,) TER YORK
Were awarded the first premium where and whenev.
er they brought their Plano Fortes into eotimetltion
with fitlT.ibest makers of Boston, Noie York, PhiWel.
phin and Baltimore.. Received two first prize Medals at
the Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 1855.
The first premium (a gold Medal) for the bent Piano
Forte at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1850.
The 1111341HE° Medal for the best Plano Porte at the
American Institute, Crystal Palace, New Y0rk.1855.
The first pThertlimi, (a gold Medal,) for the best grand
Plano lit the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1857.
The first premium at the State Fair, Detroit, 1857. .
The first premium at the State Fair, Richmond, 1857.
Among the judges were the first musical talent of the
. . .
country; such well'. Anon, Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt,
&c. Grand and Square Plans constoucted with the full
wooden and Iron frame combined, are warranted for
three years. Prices moderate.
lUMBER YARD.—The :subsuribcrs
J hiving purchased a large tract of pine Umber
land and saw mule, on the west branch Of the Susque
hanna river, here opened out a lumber )Ird at
MECHANICSBURG,
on the railroad; corner of Allen and high streets, near
the steam saw mill of Bei4le, Eberly & Co., and also one
- AT GREASONVILLE,
near Plainfield, where We will be able to sell lumber at
such prices that 'will be to the interest of builders and
others to call nod see us before buying elsewhere. OUr
advantages over ntherUpalers ape that our lumber does
not pass through the hands'of one two or more specu.
lators before we get It. and that *llll enable us to sell
lumber cheaper than • iy others can sell at these places.
.Nre wilbslso viliolesale lumber front our Harrisburg
yard, nod will deliver lumber nt any point along the
Cumberland Valley Railroad. If desired, builders can
have lumber - sawed nultable for noy sine of building, or
for other purrioses, by furnlshishing us with their or.
'dentin ammo.. 911AFFNItlt, OREASON 41 CO.
Aprll, 13, 1859—1 y
TO the GENTLEMEN end LADIES
. • OF CARLISLE.
The undersigned would respectfully Inform the gen.
Conn and particularly the Indies of Carlisle, that he
hub purchased the amfectionary on West High street,
0f,31r. Peter Monyer, and intends to continue the con
fectlonery business, in thu rains room Ile hopes, by
strict attention to business, to retain and Increase the
support and approbation of the altizenn. The beat or
der will always be observed, no that the. fair sex need
not hesitate or feel a delicacy In caning, will have a
supply of all kinds of '
• CAKES, FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS, cc.
constantly on hand. Ile would nay to the lovers of the
weed, that he keeps all kinds of Tobacco and the very
best brands of Sogarii,,,, .
lie will endeavor to-please ail who may favor him
with their patronage. AWN. D. onousx.
CulHale, Apr. 27, 11152-3 t
BUY
WAMSU T-T A P R I-N TS .
*Loco tho h s App, r _l t tri n s t,i rr y offer e d ar o d t h o i o .14:1
' .• WIIOLKSIALE AWINTEI,
DEFOREST; ARMSTRONG; & CO.,
'NEW YORK. '
April 20,1869=-4
XC P ELSIOR
PICTURES
A. It. 1111NUOOD would rioptretildy Weil° tbt
t zens at enable and rfelnity thathe has taken rooms
In Zug if new building, east corner of Market Square,
where he Is at all nines ready to - take 'A iiIIIRCITYPEti
In the latest and most apprOved style: Pictures token
In nifiny and cloudy weather an well on clear. and sat
isfaction given or no charges made.' Portraits and Da.
huerreetypee copied. Miniature Pictures taken . for
Lockets e.; in Ambnitype.
etinbrety pee warranted to stand the tent of time, helm
or writer.
, .
' Ladies find Gentletoeii are 'cordially Invited to ie
and examine emmitnena. • '
• Prices from 2oets. to SIO,
Jaif.,l27.
11.. P. DEGRAAF,
JOS. D. - II S MOTT,
N. 15. Corner of Public Pg mire.
5.10 A. M. ' 1.00 P. M -
5.10 " . 1.31.
0.10 ' 2.04 ."
0.43 " 2.45
7,16 3.15
7.45 0 3.45 •'
DM
9.20
9.64"
A. R. URN WOOD.
, • ...Artist
T .Or ID BALER
• I_4
ON GOODS, WARD'S AND MERCIIANDIZIi. 10°0
',fiddler°, Millers, LiimbarinethMannerp. Ar, . Within the
Onprity of OuinberlandTrelurned and elasOfied by T.
Mercantile Apprabior. In ailairdaneu with,
the sutural acts of aseenibly,ae foll9we,,to
. .
.•''Carlirle." , •
CIA 98..
.. ' ... • - ' ' LICZNiIk.
..., .
•
10 'llend-rson & Son. produce,l. , - . .520 00
14 lacolrPoner. - shoes,,
12 .1. D. Halbert. grocer. ~.•
13 . 3. W - flEavorstick: flrug‹,,,,,. , 10 uu
14 }fro loricks & limner, marketing,' ...
, 12-0
7 00
14 James Ulla, " do. • 7on
14 Jacob Koeney C. , do. ( '''' .7 00
--- - - op
.1
10 S. C. tipy.,. killer, ' • 211 uo
11 a H
Shrom offer, umber, In r() .
14 P. lony ..,
or, confectioner, .
14 00
.
1.1 Arnold .0 50,,.-clothinr, - lo ou
14 Ooorgo If eller, hots, • • 700
II Philip Arnold. dry goods, . .. 13 00
.
14 Joilathan Cornman, shoes, 7 00,
13 Arnold & Livingston. clothing,- • 10 00
12 .1. P. Lyn.) & Son, hardware,l2 50
. ,
13 .1.• A; Ilumrich, dry goods, ' 1 4 ' 4 '""'' 10 00
14-I)avi-•m• --,.,- —..-...-- ,- - - ..(..JY-00-"
14 Jacob Wolf, grocer) ' • 7 00.,
14 A. W. Lecbfer groom., 7 --
14 W. Gould & Son, dry goods:"
9 A.-Ponta. - . do. •
- 14 - 11:31:Cflek1111 - , -- groCen.
13 J. M. Armstrong, liimber, •
14 11, K. Bha_ploy, do.
14 S. id. linovor, . .nu
(14 W.ll Murray, call: ' '
10 .Woodward &43ehinidt, prodtice, _
14 W. 1,11.0 lei; groveri
14 W. IL Trout, hats, . -
14 J. P. Gorges. strives, - •
14 - 3, Loudon, books, . .
11 A. 34 Piper, - do. -- --
14 - 8. Elliott, drugs, . ...
14 T. Conlyn. Jeweler, - .
.12_J-IV,..lihy, grocer. .
14 .1. nom. produce, ~ • -
14 .1. & 1). It hands, cloth..
14 W. A. Miles, dry golids, •
11 Ilunry Mullin, Clothing,. .-
10 11. Saxton, hardware,
13 Stolnor & Co.. clothing,
11 Chas.-OgillOy,,4ry_goode,_ --
I W:1).-A. Naugle, Jewelry,
14 J. If. Weaver. furniture,
14 A. It. Ewing.,- „do. .. . '
14- IL Sipe.
.14 J. W. Smiley, clothing,
14-11.-lininbridge F eltnea,
14 11. 310m0., ' do.
-14 .101111 Faller. grocer,'- ... --
14 John Keeney, do.
14 .1. MeGranahan. do., ~. -
14 .1. Philips A Co., Chose,'"
14 11. S. Ritter, clothing,
-10-C. I nholT. 'recur, - -- •
14 B. .1: Kieffer. drugs,
13 Lehlich & Sewer; dry goods, •
14 11. Ilarknesi:grocer,.
.•.14.',44-11rtntch-chithlng r
14 Wm. Askow ' markuting, -
14 Henry 11hoodx, furniture, -
14 Wenchel, grocoi,
14 Wm. Bentz, do.
14' Woods, dry goods,
14 W. Morrison, groyer, .
44. Dr. %Atom-, drugs, 3.
-13 P.-I...Govi.!dry'dMods, ~
14 William G. Ile, tiim, inairketinp,
14 .7. noncherah, grocer,
14 - - Crouse. confottioner,
14 11. Warnor, grocery,
14 W.ll, Ilern, dn. - • .
14 -A. Lohman, clothlug,
14 31. Morris, stoics,
14 W. Harman, grocery,
14 .1(.1111 lieller, do.
14 John Irvine. hats and shoes,
15 Daniel Eckel.. grocery,
Skipp;msburg:
13.Stjvick, Kunkle .t Brt, dry goods;
13 .1.•
13 Forney & McPherson, hardware,'
14 Jaco,b.Pnglle, grocer,
14. J,tieumhael, drugs, - .•
11.1 Ruby & 0 0. produce, .
14 Philip Detrital), grecor; * _
-14 lisnj. Brigs, marketing, -
14 M.M. Anghaumber,
14 W. elepper; marketing, •
11 & I 11. Bedding, dry.goods,
14 J O. Altick, drugs,
- 1! Bomberger Jr. Blair. produce,
14 ooesman & Patchell. clothing,
14 Furman & Oro grocers,
13 Willis, Moore & Co. dry goods,
13 Baughman& Fosnauglit,•ptodue,
1:1 J. Heck & Co., dry
14 A. F. Wolf, wares,
14 S.C. ilollar, shoos,
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14 P. S. Arts, do.
14" W.ll, Cox, - do.
14 J. Oalbrenth & Co., Merchants,
13 0-towart & Son -- dry gonds, o
14 Mrs, Dubbsi tri ' mminge; '
1.1 Kolto& Matthews, books,
14 0. It. Kinkle.merelteint, --
14 John CllB`!de,ell. drhgs,
14 11. Ileysingbr,joweiry,
-14-.1,-.Fisher. hats,
14. Rankin & Bro. drugs,
l4_flrahlll
& Johnson, hardware„_.
141. Landle.jewelry, • '
11 J. M. Hicks, stoves, .
Newt•ille
10 Snyder& Koettle, produce,
P J. it. Prey. senvea,
.13 .1. B. Cobaugh. do.
- 14 — .171atughlinTelthin.,
14 Harman, grocer,
11 Rough & Ciller, dry goods, -
13 Klink & Itobinoon. do.
14 J. M. Davidson, shoes.
14 S. 0 'Wild, drugs, •
14 Wm.llratton, do, '
13 .1. C & 11. !frown. hardware,
14 Wm. Reed, drugs.
13 .1. &.1. McCandlish, dry goods,
14 W. 1., McCulloch, grocer,
14 .1. Ferro, market,
14 Wm. Veuard, do.
FranVord.
4 Win. areal, dry goods
Dickinson
4 Wm. M. '.Watts, dry garde,
4J. Omen & Cu. dn.
4 .1. Plank, do.
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4D. (lays, • do.
4 I). Cloudy, grocer,
4 J. [lectern, tonrkalng,
4 S. G. Hutchinson, do. "
3 Defer Grover. dry goods,
4 C. Eckor, do.
3 Dome' & Dicn, ' do. "
Monroe
3 Devinnoy & 11101,dry goods,
3 LeWig & StephSns, do.
4 111m.y Finsol, drugs, "
North Middleton
4 Elias Eight, dry goods,.
4 Mrs May, do.
Si rer Spring.*
cob : 5i1111110135, dry goods,
3 John Cobb°, do.
3 D. Strohm. do.
4 Weaver Drownwoll, do.
4 J. D. Lehlig, produce,
AfechanicBbarg
14 Fnlcklor, grocer,
13 D. Cumtort. dry goods,
14 0, Stelimner, mirketing, .
13 Oswu & Co. lumber,
14 T. Soliday, jewelry,
12 J. 11. Singiser, produce, •
14 .1. Swartz, jewelry,
12 Mielizen & Zechariah, produce,
14 F. Stern, dry goods,
11 Geo. Slugiser, produce,
14 Bowman & Brandt, drugs, ,
12 J. Johnson & `on, Produce,
14 Clots. Myers, uarketing,
11 T. 11. Bryson, pruduco, •
14 Geo. Crozier, marketing,'
14 J. Johnson. do.
14 Gummi & Coover, lumber,
14 S. Golden, clothing,
14 L. Kaufman drugs.
14 Samuel Won't, furniture,
12 John S. Boyer; hardware,
14 ISM. Huston. furniture, .
14 Ira Day. drug.,
14 Jacob Emoting, ' grocer,
14 J. Dorshelmer, Looks,
14 A. Singiecr. grocer,
12 Brindle & Flelmronger, dry goods,
14 John Belgic. dr godde, .
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14 Swisher & Son, do.
14 (leery Leas, do.
14 I). Grabill. clothing, •
11 D. 11. Sailer, do. •
.14 K. Lemont, shoes,
14 Levi Snell, clothing,
12 Itobt. Garretson, hardware)
14 L. D. Kieffer, clothing. •
11 Wonderig & Bro. stoves, '
11 D. llolmos, shoes, , I
11 John linden, marketing,
14 It. ti Gaon & Son, stoves, • ,
Upper Allen.
14 Peter Gingrich, marketing,
14 Mr. Shriver, dry goods,'
14 It. Iletterick, marketing,
13 G. Zook, dry goods,
13 11. Lougnecker, produce,
• Lower. Allen
11 Noel & Quigley, dry geode,
.14 Theo. do. •
14 K. Whe ' • do.
14 Ettoy.L lobon, • do.
14 A. llrower, 1 do.
14 Wm. Lloyd,' , drugs,
New Cumberland
12 B. F. Lee, lumbar, ' •
II J. B. Church, do.
13 It. Martin & Sono, do.
13 Olen. Oyeterydo.
1.1 .1. U. 3111Ier. llry geode,
11 Jedies & 311.1neeF, lytnber,
13 W. roman! Ydo. •
East Pennsborough,
14' P. Donllnger, dry goods, ' . 5 •7 00
14 J. 31cCorinIck, grocer, 7 00
11 N. Free, produce, . ' 700
14 J. Henninger, grocer,- 7 00
14. W. 0. Banks, do., 700
14 J. lurignecker ' do. . • , 700
13 S. K. Patter & Son, produce, ' ' - '- ''
- 10 00
12 Kerr b. Iluninutli lumber, . 12 00
:14 D..t.inutril...._—(o,.._____'...--...- . ~7-0121
1 - 4 - W: P. Martin & cp., do. - . .. 7 ' 7 700 -
14, O. W. Fisher, dry goods' • 7 00
14 Wornily dr Zinn, lumber, •
ilampden.
13 Henri Hupp,.produca,
14J, Huts; oboes.
. .
14 S. bile: aria ; dry gnadri,
12 Rupp & Sou,' do.
14 W, do.'
Newton
14 Jas. Kyle, dry gem's,
10 J.& 0:11. Ilursh, produee;• - : •
•14 J. C. & U. 511110 r, dry gouda,
14 Highland & Washinger, do. -
14 C. Foennught,
" • do.
19 J...11..1: (Oakrillo,),produce,
14 J. Bishoii, tuarketln .•
10 It.' A. Ahl & Brea. nrotture,
14 J. M. Waggoner, marketing,
,
lreat Pertna6orotoh.,
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14 Alex. Geodtiart,'lnirketlog," • , ,
14 E. Jamo.,dry goods, -
13 l'aul &Atm. produce, • -
14 J. 8: Dayldsun;dry goodiv:i
13 O. Ilobd Co.:do. %.
141 V. 1114 hop, niarkettorri
11 Townerad .t Co , produce,
18 'Woodward & thiarddt. dg.
14 a. Cluroi., dry goods, 7 00
14 do.• , • • 703
44 orltroch 7 Ero44 - C,M. ilri. • •• • 7 00
14 D. &O. Never, do. "
, 7 00
13 Fosnaught A. !Awls, produce, . ' 10 00
14 11. 111yers 7 00
ig, .0., , • .
14'J. 'A. Clark
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:700_
Horindell. •
14 Hoover & Rebook, AlarYtellug.,
14 Calvin AlcEltat,' - •
14-0. Stouffer, clothing,
13 Shoemakor and Elliott, dry goods, r ,
13 J. Strino,
. South 1/14d/dfon:
13 A. Moore, dry grinds, .
13 Muillnited
Ori
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.3107 in
4_ Henry Snyder, dry good;
4 Lewis ?Atzer, do. —. '
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7 00
14 Nom, 811gcr Spring,
1 . 4 It. Common, do.
14-11. Babble,— do.. , --
11 J. Clendeisin,' •"do.
14 It. Miley, do. •
'l4 Is s as Boone., Newton,.
_l4 (i. Shish's, N. Mlddloton;.•
11 Bryson nod Irvhm, Upper,Allen,
'l4 S. Uralmm, Weit Pennsbore"
14 It: Irvine, jr., Carllale, .
14 - A. 11. Blair, do. - •
14 M. klinpleh:' do, r
14.42. •Kennady, Frankfort!,
14' IV Waggoner, Dickinson,'
14 A. Foreman, West Pennsboro'
14 J.Doover,:Shlppebributg, •
14 W. kl'elcaii, • -do • , -
14 -A,Bricker, Newton, -
14
14 ilonj. Bosebore, nopOweli,
34 F.ond B. Ithinehart, do.
11 W. W. Fraser, do.
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14 S. Davidson. Newrilio,
14 John Waggoner. do. .
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ECI
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7 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
15 00
7 00
7.00
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14.1 Willsler, Lower Allen,
13. C. liberly, de.
14 Martin Can Donn. do.
14' aloselifirltuelier, do.
14 IYebin7ter /..Co: du. • •
14 Ahl & Dunfee. W. Penneboro'
14 Diller exilreider, do.
• do. '{•
14 Chap. !Irene, do.
14 Yenccl & ilotimel,'S. Middleton,
14 Peter German, do. '
14 1111 nor ',Snootier, do:.
14 J. Couver,jil, tliiperAl len,
14 P. Zeigler. N. Middleton.
11 5111Ier & Kborly, Meclannirabdiz,
13 - 11enry - ilarnitr.TDielciusen - „ --
14 S. 10. Brandt, Monioe,
12 D. 11. Voglocoug, do. • '
14 lien.j. Uhler, do. -
14 J. Willlmos. do.
14 U. LeldieL,` do. r
14 D. Noble, Cnrliele,. •
14 S. Pilch, East Peonsboreugh,
14 D, Wholer.„)t•cot Pennsborough,
14 1. k Hampden,
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7 00
700
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7 00
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7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 50
• 700
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14 .1. Coldweli, Shippensburg,
14 Henry Manning, Silver Spring, '
13 0. 11. Bucher,do.
11 S. B. ` do: '
12 Henderson a Son. North Middleton,
14 (le& at Wonderllch, Sitlppensburg,
• 14 Blair,
•
14 J. Mune. Hopewell,
14 W.YrAzer, ' do. -
14' A•:''Seiversi"Newton, .
14 Mr. Keller, do.
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14 Mr. Irvin, - do. "
14 'Mr, Piper, West Pennsborough, . _-
14 Mr. - Laughlin ' do. -,
14 John Eckert, Newton; -
14 George Clever. Southampton, •
14 K. It. Oyster. Dickinson, -
Oyster Houses.
8 limenusl Lotnottn, Mechaniesburg„,
8 Thorium Hippy, Shippineburg,
8 Joules Macke), do; -
It Chas. Ileistberger, Newton township,
8 Brownewell &,Miller. Sliver Spring,
8 Mr. Baggert, Lower Mien,
8 George Poland, Carlisle, •
Mrs Low,
8 Mr. Blake,
I IS. Willianitt,"M` - - , -
8 Henry Peters, do.
8 Jos. Eltriglit, do. •
.Incoli Stratton, 'do.-
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8 Mrs. Miller,. , do.
- 8 -- John-MeloyOlechanicsburg, •- - •
8 Henry Irvine." do. -
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tiberly & Fought, do.
. B_Setuuel Rupert, do..
8 Jobs Nicholson, Neivville,
8 * hicoh Stated, do. -
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10 00
10 00
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7 -00-
20 00
7 00
. 700
-. 7 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00-
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700
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7 00
7 00
7 00
,00
10 00
Diati
Henderson & Son. North Kldd/aton,
Myers & Benson, Silver Spring,
Ala t Emindnger, Newton,
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I'. A. Bra. du. '
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15 00
10 00
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7 00
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10 00
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7 00
ISll7Bara 0, nu. ti 0, •
IC iluieloy, Hopewell,
A. Ildslor e Son, South Middleton,
Soto net tirlosinger, North Middleton,
Iteltelmoror a Son, Monroo,
J. Forklor,
D. II: Voe.losong. Monroe;
- Ten Pin Alleys and-Billiard Tables__
David Long, iilecinialeebtargs. • -....- .. 30 .
Wm. Wilhelm, - Carlisle,' . 30 •
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Mr. Blithe, do. . , 80'
,
George Poland, do. .30
COISBEittAND COMM, 10.
I hereby; certify that the above is a correct lint of the
dealers In merchandise, millers, lumbernian, tanners,
oystermen, de., returned by the Appraiser. Notice In
given to all persona to lift their licenses linmeillitely,
and all who neglect to do so will be returned for selling
without license. 91 BRICKER,
9lny 4, 1859. ' '' County Treasurer
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE
"' 'MECHANICSBURG, PA.
•
A. F. MULLIN, A.. 8., PRINCIPAL. and-teacher of
Mathematics and Modern Languages.
THOMAS S. IiEJESE, A. IL, Avistant Principal' and
teacher of,,Anclent. Languages and Higher English.
M. lIAVRRSTICK,Istant In the hughsh Be•
partment.
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This Institution having paned into new hands, will
he reopened one Male School only. on Thursday, tbe.j.ki
day of September next. It Is the design of the present
proprietors to nuke it a strictly firstclass Boarding-
School,. for tinning and fitting boys mud young moo
either bir college or business.. All efficient corps of In.
ntructong hne been organised, whose personal intereits
are identified with the /meccas of the Itistltution,\ and
who will spare no palnn to make it worthy, of the cent!,
dunce and patronage of the public: The Buildings of
(he Institute are ample, and well arranged far the Cc
-commodation of about ninety tannin.. and all atudenta
from a... W..
./we expected to board with the teachers.
They will thus enjoy the benefit of constant Instruction
knd supervision.
.lilechanicaburg in situated in the centre of 'the beau•
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liful Cumberland Valley, nine miles from Harrisburg
and is easy °raceme by Balletic' from Philadelphia,lial
timem, Am No location could be more eligible for no
core—none more healthy. or attractive for such a school
Pupils from "Washlngton,.llaltimore, Philadelphia am
intermediate i points, taking the . morning train, wit
reach Mechanicsburg by '2 &Mock, P. N. As It in th
determination \of the Principal and his Assistants le
place the institute on a permanent and elevated basis
with every application requisite for superior IRICCtlss
they appeal with confidence to all who have sons toed
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The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions
of twenty two weeks each, the first beginning on the
first Thursday of September.uld ending on the .first
Wed uesdAy of February; the second session beginning
on the first Thursday of February, and' eliding on the
Brat iVednesday - of July
TERMS. '
'Board, Wishing, Tuition, itoonts furnished,
and Fuel por Session, • • • $Bl 00
Day scholars will Iva received at $lO, $l2, •
And $l5, au
cording to Moir 119room:tient
No man' charges for : Auden( and modern languiges
or vocal mode.
Terms per sosslOn payable half In "advance'. Fm fur•
tbor inTormatlnn apply to Mullin dpiteese, Proprietors,
slochanicsburg, Pa.
•
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SOMETHING NEW!
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
SEED STORE.
11, STRICKLER & BROTHER,
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Hare just opened In the room formerly oceupled by
Sbryock, Taylor & Smith, tug's new building, Main
street. two doors soul 'of the market house, a largess.
nortment of Atilt ti.II.ILTIJIZAL IMPLIDINNTS and for
Wirers, which they ere propered . to sell on the moat
reasonable terms.
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The stock embraces PLOWS,, CULTIVATORS, ERR.
ROWS, HAY, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS,'
REAPERS, IdOWERS. DRILLS: - CRADLES,
SCYTHES, CORN — SIVE GLEES, FORKS,
. SHOVELS, HOES, RAKES. PRUNING
KNIVES, WHETSTONES for How.
ore, add every otberirticie7ite•
cessary for farm use. .
They also intend keeping Jo addition, 'a full assert•
meet of CEDAR and WILLOW', WARE, including
Spain's patent Churn, Brooms ' Brushes; Buttermork.
ere, Butter•Fortnp,-- , Prints, Ladies; :Butter Tubs,
Bowls,' , .
Also, Fruit. Harden and Flower Seeds: Seed Potatoes,
of the best varieties. They are constantly making ad•
ditions to their stock,-and will use every exertion to
supply the - wants of the agricultural community, '.
They have also the agency for EVANS A WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES
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Order's loft at the sten for fruit and ornamental
Trees. Tinware .and fertilisers, will be attended to
promptly. M. U. STRICKLER & BRO.
IN7EIANTOU, 31tatoiLANT . TAILOR,
~ WEST,NIAIN. STREET, (oppon)te the Railroad
office.) has just, received a new and elegant aanorttnent
or Clothe, Silks and Cassini - erne, Sir Spring and Summer
irean'embracing
FANCY CASSIMERES. •
BROWN AND WIDTH MIXTURES,
FANCY STRIPES AND. . , • -
PLAIN COLORS.. •
.' A large - variety of spring and Rummer outing, Nib
and satin vesting; tine black clothe and Doe/skint, all or
which he wlll . make up lanniaative in faelilonnbla
and on'reasonablo terms. • • .. • ; .
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700
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700
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1000
700
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700
700
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• Aar' Orders attended to promptly; and' the fi tting of
all garments Warranted; erne sale, R, HANTog.
Eao/I".:RENT, -;•=.Ttii3 two:atory.:l3ri k
- ,rouse Oil tßfut i t r illauovaretreit i . li e t e
77. 1 ;; . the reelde IR
.:?) offered ti.. q . jr n ° : i. ?4,"2 Mi n ' owern,
dir• lig late PT , 11111..
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7'oo
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Siiuthaiploti
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Tunnera
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COAL! COAL!:
IV Mlt. M 'UR It A.Y,
respect fully Informs
his friends and the pu•
idle in general, that he
is reething and will
constantly keep on
band,
UNDEII COVER,
LV,K ENS' VA LL Broke.n. Egg,and Nut.
LUKE FIDDLER—Broken, Egg and Stove.
WiLtt ES BA - RR E:=l;ranp — anttilraken..
,TREVORTON & PINEG ROV E—Broken 4-Egg
Also. beet quality , •Lemon." and " liroad.top"' Black.
smith's Co.it all of which he will eels at reasonable pri
ces. Thankful for the Wrenn° heretofore so liberally
received he asks a continuance of the same.
Coal Yard. at the old stand, on the railroad, nearly
opposite Dickinson College. [Apr. 13, 1859.
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XTENV STYLE'S OP SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS —.lust opened at MULLIN'S,
on West Main Street, a choice selection of fashionable
goods, expressly for gent:emu's Wear, consisting of
very superior
SIDE BAERED CASSIMERES. '.• •
BLACK AND WHITE PLAIDS. • ..
BROWN AND WHITE MIXTURES. •
BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES.
FANCY AND_MIXTURES.
SOLID 'PLAIN COLORS.
BOYS' STYLES FOR COATS .& PANTS.
GENTS' SPRING & SUMMER COATINGS.
MARSEILLES AND SILK VESTINGS.
FANCY CLOTHES, EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FINE BLACK CLOTHS.
•
BEST BLACK DOESKINS.
rMEDIUM QUALITY BLACK CASIMERES.
11. MULLIN,
(sactessor to T. IL Mies.)
. .
A full asaortment just received, to which con4tetnt
additions will lie made of city as well as home manufac-
ture. The stork now comprise.
•
- MOLESKIN. DEAVER &
CAaSI3IERE, FELT HATS,
of all styles and colors, horn the cheapest to the best
quality. sTicior lIATS. A largo variety orall pulses
and etylos, together with a mutt assortment of child
drone' fur and .straw hats. •
ALSO, MEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S CADS,
embratchigavory kind now worn, lath Plain and Dress
Caps, to which the attenOon of the ',Wilk is ,respectful
1y Invited. DON'T FORGET-KELLEN% OLD STAND.
Carliele..Sprit 20, 1650.
V HE STATE N - AL
' wi LIAM TIM ORGAN OF , •
American. Republican, ''or People's
Party, in rennsYlvania.._ .
A liirgo eke, doui;lo eheel,. •
• PAMILY NE SPA PER,
r i . übtiehed every Saturchiy.
All interested are requested to nubserlbe. TERMS—
S2 a year, or four copies ; end ten roplea for $l6.
Addre.a.
J. 111t11111 1N ORIVIG, Puottensa,
.N
. corner Filth and Chestnut Ste., ita,
Au Agent Wanted In every County.
Apr. 20, 1850-3 t
•
Fresh Arrival.
WE take kids method of Informing our friends sod
euetorners generally that we will opinion 'Saturday,.
flue assortment of
• SPRING liIILLINARY GOODS,
. L
t,l lateen style. ,
Ladles are respectfullilnslted.to call and examine,
our stuck.
Gir Also, two or three ladles wanted to loam the
business. MARGARET DUKE,
MARY. E. AMMO DAITGII.
South wee corner of Hanover and Louther ate
Mar. 10, 1889. •
pLACKSMITHS' CO A L:-10,000
A., Bushels of Bituminous Coal, train the celebrates
"Mallon" 611nca, rerelvlus mid for sale by • •
- August 6. 1867. W. B. MURRAY.
ONNETS, RIBBONS & FLOWERS.
Just received team Now York nod Philadelphia, a
urge lot of uew style BONNETS,. PLATS, and 1100DS.
Also, n large assortment of elegant Ribbons and Flow.
ors. 'llonnetAfor 12%at the ! cheap store of
April 20, 1800. CIIAS. OGILBY.'
.
NOTICE. Letters' testamentary on r
..-1111-Abn.w.lll,oLfloo-M.../Ittner,-deeki.,t.have-been..„,
granted In due form of law, to ldre. Eliza Illtner, the'
executrix.thereln named.. All pereoni having claims
will present them, for eoltlement, and; persons;
Indebted will make • payment Immediately.. Henry A. ,
Sturgeon will attend for one to any butanes!" of the es.
Aatr.• . 'ELIZA lIITNEIL Executrix,
. _ _ _
__ , _.
Carlisle, Apr. 13, 18.11)=.—Ot
•
XT EV . COAL Y A R
AT. THIL WEST nun 0? CA01•181..E. • s' •
The subecrlber would •rempectrully call the attention
or. Llineburners and the eitimens of Carlitile, - and the
surrounding- country'generally, to, his .NNW COM.
YARD, attached to hie Wire Nouse. On Went - Nigh 'et.,
where he wilt keep contently on - band's large supply
ct the beet quality of COAL ,. to wit ; - •
' • Gykens Valley, LUkeliddler, DI ueSirorti and Traver.
ten, Draken, Egyand Nut Coal--screetted and dry coal,.
which he pledge], himself to sell at the lowest promlble •
prices: Dest'quelity of.litnehurner`e and Illackezdth's
Coal always on hand, -"" -
~.Yy. All orders tort it the Wire Mei% or at hie reel.
denr.lw Not th , Ditherer etreetc.will' be promptly at.
loa ,
April ; ; -J. W. LIENDDRRON.
Mistellaticatis.
WORTH H Aqsl 0V E ft . STREET
• , CONFECTIONERY, ' • •
CARLISLE PA. •
1111 . zolesaie.Ratis Reduced s'2 per 100 lbs
The attention iteetintry Met/Itabla and- the public
generally le 'halted to a large ealoctnient Of
CHOICE CAIMIES, .
.manufactured of tho boat material and' wArranted to
routaln'u n poison In their colors, 'which will ho'cold
Wholesale or Retail at low eaten at, the old stand of ;
MON Y IC
, Noatn Ilitnovta STREET, CARLISLE, PA.,
A few doors North-of the C . :J.1161e Deposit.flank.
Just rocetved a large assortment of
FRESH FRUITS AND• NUTS
Q..thelatest Importations,- cotqlsyng:9l,
. , Oranges,
Frua
•
• Figs, ' -Dstea,.
‘Banannan, Pine Apples,
Almonds, • • .• Filberts,
• Cream Nuts, . Cocoa Nut,,, he.,
all of which will Int said- at low rates. Aloe, a largo as
sortmoht of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
. .of every variety. Also, all the best brands of
•.'• • BEGARS AND TOBACCO,. •
of American and Oerman tnanufacture„
—The sobstrlber returnathanksTor the'llbeial patron.
age bestowed on him by the public. and soilelta a con.
tluuaucepf their favors. - Remember the Old Stand of
P. MON YER,.
North Memover Street.
Carlisle. June lb, '5B
4 IIIIST OPENIN(I,of. the SEASON
.• NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
LEIDICII &SAWYER-;---`
--64.1t - theirTNeui'Staie,:Eaal Main street,)
ilaysdust received from New York. and Philadelphia the
most,complete, and varied assortment_of OILY GOODS
ever'offered in Carlisle. Enihnicing everything that Is
now - nud•rare In etyle•and texture; such - as FANCY,
BlLitbritt-all-the - veriousreolors berried, st - ffed, cliene;
and hayadere. 'Plain. striped and . bayadere; Black Silks
Foulards of new designs, barge and lawn robot of the
latest-. Paris styles. satin striped de chime cloths,
French challis American delalns'. Organdy lawns, dark
and light grounds and beautilui designs. Travelling.
dress Oats of the newest - make Also,. fuligatock,of
Mourning dress goods, to which we invite pefticular
attention. . ,
-- SFAWLS, SHAWLS. 911 AWLS
ThIP part of Mir stook Is unusually complete consist
lug of Crape, Silk,-Stella, in- all-Lhe-variety of shades
and qualities. Mourning Shawls, Mee and silk from tho
celebrated emporium of, Mod o [Minion, New York.—
Sun Umbrellas. Showerots and Parasols .of the newest
WHITE 0001)3 Ole Al.l, KINDS, Eitibroldet les
MIMI setts. Collars, Shoves, worked bands, ileum:lugs,
edgings and insertings. iVe give great earo to this
- Mahal of our . truth, and ladies will lind• a very full aA r
,:sortmeiit. • -
I=
'of the latrist improVements, skirt supporters. - a new ar
ticle. A full line of Alexander's kid gloves, imported
and sold by Stewart, New York. litts, gloves and
gauntlets In ever: variety. Also, a large stork of the
newest etylca of men's and boy's spring casslineres,
billek dabs and cassimeres. HOSIERY -of every des-.
crlptlon, In this department unusual care has been ta
ken to elect the various kinds and sites suitable for
Lotion, Ulssetl, lloysrand Childreos wear. In fact our
stdelt etnbracet , eyerything kept In a first class dry
goods store. •
Having purchascid for rash and made our selections
among the best importing mid jnbblisg houses - . in the
cities of New York and Philadelphia, yre Ar 4, pr.pareti
offer superior inducements to buyers. All we ask Is an
examination of bur stock before purchasing eisowhere,
for which favor we will feel very grateful. _
AM. 6, 1850. • alDiell & SAWYNit.
__NEW STOCK
BOOTS,
SMOGS;
HATS,
JOHN IRVINE; haring taken the stand, on the
north east corner of the Square. recently occupied by .1.
It. Keller, would respectfully Inform the citizens in
'town and country. Gist Inn has Just returned froth Phil
rolelphis with a now and desirable nssortntent of goods'
In his line. comprising GENTLEMEN'S FINE CALF
DRESS BOOTS, KIP DO., LADIES' MORROW AND
GOAT BOOTS. KID SLIPPERS AND LASTING GAI,
TKILS..3IISSFSLAND-CIIILDRKNS' ; ,BOOI'S AND OA t.
TIERS, hi greet variety. Boys' and Youth's Boots and
Brogans. Mono nod boy's'
- HATS - AND CAPS,
of every . clescrl Winn, and a general. at sertmlnt of straw
goods. The stockhas been selected wl.•h great citie.and
will be sold at a very small advance on city wholesale
prices.
Ara. _Don'tforgetthe cheap .corner, opposite the lifer
ald niece. , . • , JOHN
Owlisle, Apr. 1,1, 1859. .
=l=l 9
Apr. 20 1850
HAT AND CAI' STORE
AT KELLE:R'S OLD STAND,
NORTH HANOVER 'STREET. NEARLY OPPOSITE TUE HERD.
WARE STORE OP 'l.- P. LYNE t NON.
- .127 1 E07,
N E STORE / AND
Alter returning bl Acknowledgements for the very
-llhdral-patronage which-has been Axtended - to - Illmi - thir
undersigned weuhl call attention to the that that ho
toiejust re-opened Ids extensive assortment al family
0 •
In his new store.rootn, on the south-east corner of the
public square, If here the public are Invited to call and
examine a stock of goods which, In' elegance, variety
and extent, will defy competition; comprising livhart
loaf, lump, crushed and brown sugars,
Java, 1110 and roasted Coffee Every va- 4C.
riety and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground I
and unground,) Pickets. Sauces, Table Oil.
New_Orleans,.. Sugarhouse and Trinidad • .
Molasses; Now. York and .
ups. Cheese, I/lament, Vormecilli, split Peas, llominy
Starch, Farluarehocoltito.
Coffee, refined sugar at reduced rates, washing and bak
ing soda. 'Tobacco of the most favorite brands, and the
finest quality of &gars. Also, a beautiful assortment
of liritannia Ware, plain knd pld band China Ware,
Clam, Queens. Stone and Earthern Ware, In groat ye.
riety, and an elegant let of Fancy soaps, extracts and
perfumery for the toilet.
Lemons
FRUITS: Including Panchen In cam,
.borrles, dry. apples, citron,
_Almonds, oranges, lemons,
. ,
7 ......... L... . . LIQUORS: Ittiolesale and- retail,
log(if(i) embrneing'common and old Rye Whls ;
17 . ....,- rs' key, Brandies, dark and pale, Lisbon
Sherry Port. iiladerla, liiiiiter, Catawba
..--- ' n IP
and Muscat Ulnas hi' cask!, and .bob
- _. • -
otter, Sault li Wake? Holland Gin, and &beldam
Schnapps.. . . .
• • A !Argo stdck of LAM rs, Including Dyott'scelebrsted
'lmps for-burning-Keinsene-or-thni nil;
Pine, Lard and Coal Oil, Burning Fluid. Sperm and
Star Candles. • •
''OEDAR,WARE AND BROOMS.
Brkikeei_opea;_,llpSoa::Door-rnetta,--Wedikra,
LookinipAlaseekalne letter and note paper,
Ware, painted buckets, kc. '
Cotton and woollen Hose, and'half liner, and a full
stock of Cloven, Including the , well known Ilanoyer
Buck kiloves.
.
In shidt, Ids shick dotiwilsenuverything that is called
for In his line of business, and no efforts will be spared
to render entire satisfaction to his custOmons.
C. INHOFF.
. . .
. Carlisle, Oct. 27, 1858-Iy.
4bi...Marketing of all kinds taken 112_1i:change to
-geode—
j 4 I RESti GROCE,RI.ES!-
AT S. C. iIUYETT'S
Shad and Mackerel of differen t grades,
- At InIYETT'S.
Salmon, Scale Fish and White Fish;
, At HUY ETT'S.
Codfis6,Salt...nd Pickled Iforrini,
At DIIYETT'S.
Cheese and Cracker inn be had
Dried Fruit, Pretorres and Jetilex,
Sugar Cured Beef ind•llams,
A ft sett supply of LiQIJORS,
011 e White Lead ke Ike
110 A- OIL, .
_ .
THE COAL OIL & PARAFFINE COMPANY
LEO
Are now prepared and offer fur sale/at their store,
No: 71___Irta E.l3allimore. erre
• PEW DOORS AIIOVE OAT, TIIEIR
SUPERIOR COAL
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL, .
which for brilliancy of light. economy- of-use, and re•
[imtable freedont finnt.all disagreeable odor,,cannot
surpassed, and so little liable to Smoke ai not one,
soil the chimney when below carried in a strong di
The very grew difficulty which has heretofore eal
in regard to the supply of oil titan uniforn quality,
uner he obviated. as the company-have made comp)
arrangement, for Meeting all demand,.
Orators in the country ran have enmities sent tl
upon application. -Address.--:-
. • COAL OIL & PARA HINE CO., -
No. 71-West Baltimore street,
- •
• • 'Baltimore, did
•
• •
Mar. 2, 1850—ly
BARGAINS!BARGAINSI
.NEW GOODS, NENY - GOODS • •
AT CiGILBY'S NEW STORE,
NSW opening the largeet and cheapest stock of Spring
and Summer hoods ever brought to Cumberland county
LADIES' TRESS GOODS:
A large_ line of elegant Silks, Chailles, Derege Robes.
101 l de Chevier Opera Cloth, Oriental Luiitre, Plaid
Popline;Caladonia - Clothilstwellarritiatln; - Elatd - Ducals,
"Volt liaise, Cloth. French Chintz, de Lains, travelling
dress goods, Organdy Lawns, Sc.
EMBRODERIES.
An Immense lot'of elegant Collars, Undereleeven; Rand
kerchiefs, Flnunrluve , Insirtings, Edgings, Sc.. direct
from the largest importing house In New York.
SHAWLS, SIIAIVLS, SHAWLS,
A large assortment of Crape, Stella and Thybet Shawls,
very cheap.
•
LACE AND SILK MANTILLAS.
Mack Yells, and all kinds of Mourning goods, in great
variety. Sherwood's patent !looped Skirts. Skirt Sup :.
porters. Richardson!. Linens, Alexander's Kid Gloies,
both from the importer Gauntlet's A Wilt's HOSIERY.
A full assortment of [Adios', Gent's. Misses', and Boys'
Hose, very low.
" CALICOES. GINGHAM'S, MUSLINS, 'ricKiNas,
Ac., all kinds and prices. .
Cloths and Cassimeres a TIOW supply and very cheap,
(particularly for boy's wear.
CARPETING(.
A large stock of elegant imperial, Ingrain, Venitian,
hump, and rag Carpeting, bought from the largest !tea
pot house in New York. The styles are new and hand.
NOM, quality very superior, and prices uncommonly
low. It hits and colon d matting/tall widths and. prices.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking
Glasses In great variety and low prices..
Ilavtug selected my goods with great care from the
best houses in New York and Philadelphia. I ant pre.
pared to offergroat'bargainn to all In want of handsome
good and cheap dry goods.
Thanking my old friends and sustomors for their file
eml support, I would respectfully solicit,-thern and all
others to give me a call before purehanitfg elsewhers.—
Our motto is, quick sales and abort profits. •
Apr. 17, 185 U. CHAS. 00 MOT.
- 1859.
500 PAIR TRACE CHAINS,
•
with a large za.rtmant of
BUTT CHAINS,
•
• BRSAST•CIIAINS,
HALTER CHAINS, •
LOG - CHAIN'S,
-FIFTH CHAINS,
• TONGUE CHAINS, •
. COW CHAINS,
•
SPREADS, &a.
•
-Just received Mille cheap Hardware store of
March 16, 1869. It. SAXTON
1 00 TONS HAMMERED
AND
lIEDIRON of
STEEL, • . • • •
•
SHEET IRON,;: • ••- •
HOOP IRON, •
RIVETS, •
•
BOLTS„ •
NIJTTS,
WASHERS,
ANVILS; •
• VICES, • •
FILES,
RASPS, •
.SCREW PLATES, •
• BLACKSMITH BELLOWS, &C. '
Just received and for sale cheaper then ever, at
March 16, 1850. . HENRY SAXTON'S.
PAINT AND OILS.-10,000 pounds
of Whlte'Lead, with a large assortment of
OILS, WHITE ZINC, j
VARNISHES, , COLORED ZINC,
TURPENTINE, • FIRE PROOF PAINT,'',
JAPAN,4, FLORENCE WHITE, . 1
LITHAReE, RED LEAD,
Puny, . WHITING, - I
GLUE, PAINT BRUSIIES,&o. 1
And all colors' dry and In oil. Also, all colors in tom Is i
just received at the cheap hardware store of '
bier. 16.1859. . , , iIIiNIiINiAXTON. .l
I
, 111 E CLOTHING STORE NEAR THE pi WE speak by the book. We tried It. It hat
i I< completacontrol over ititlannation.—Jacksen-
DIARKET HOUSE wimp AGAIN vllle (Va.) New Era. • . . . ,
Let The People Know '
-,, . ; .•, . .
; RitONCIIITIS, Canker, Rheumillom, and Neural- •
'That they hat, Juni received and are daily receiving ai . -•-•" gift have been cured by IL—Jeffersonvillw(knd.) .
fine large stock of -• 1 rfiDemocrat. -: - • • ~.---
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, -1 L . - mAtli:inore would testify, If necesnory, Dacrip.
with•teatimonials may be ob.
made oft In best, latest and most fanhiOnable style. < t. 9 . Uvw;iotraulars,
--Thetrassartenent.oLgancyrind,plain-CmaintareAnd < _tal..o4lAvtn any Druggist
. RElNDllll—llll.9—bas_tbiL,Valnabip_._.
.•. • ;
Caehmeret, fine block cloth Coate, Pants, satin and silk' rhiiiiidlcloicfor sale,
Vents, are superior to any over. proven tad to - the people
DR. COGSWEt L'B - • • .
of Carlisle or vicinity, as well as their.large variety of Auk
Cassinett, gentuckyJean, Tweed, Italian cloth; Alper. lIIVIP , .
ANTIPLOGISTIC,SALT.
ca. and all sorts of linen coats, pants and vents, togeth. i ,
or with a well selected -stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUR- r%
w . Price, One Dollar. Chronio Miami, 88 80.
MIMING GOODS, such as white and fancy Shirts, neck .
and pocket handkerchlefs,'Crovato, Ties, Under Shirts, 1..,
.. D O:TAYLOit lk C0.,'a... •
Drawers, Collars , Socks, Suspenders, de., iii short, every I. •• . . Gin: Agent', ..102 Dock Sts•Phthlid
thing else to drew. up • - r
'lt it a well establiihKact that STEINERS,
can and do sell alt - Cheaper Man any
. ,
Clothing Store in Carlisle, or vicinity..
We thereibre advise ONE and ALL to call 'at fitniner'n
cheap clothingstore, before they make their purchases.,
as um. are always willing and pleased ;41 ihoW their
goods. Remember near the Market house.. •
_.
~. Ape4g, 1850., .. .. • • , STEINER', DROS, it Co.
• YOU. WANT A pEurEar
NESS and a.eupertoe.plcture. go to, the Deguerreen
Bootee of iditg.'AptitfiOLDS, near the corner of Louther
and Hanover Maude, 7ott not,birdlsappolatod.
AIM 18,186:0•41n'
Nei C 3,
M
4 116 C RIES
FISH AND SALTrp,
A IIUYETT'S:
At II UYETT'I3
At lIUYETT'S
At lIUYETT'S
At lIUYETT'S
COAL OIL
COAL OIL
OF II A L T 1,51 E,
• . .
. 1101 FOR CHRISTMAS.
. •
GG
GODS FOR THE 'HOLIDAYS I'l •
- :blllVdr GOODS,. GIFT BOOKS, ..j.c.
.
- .7•
B. W. HAVERSTICK has just received front the city
and is now opening espiendiddisplay ofFANOY GOODS, -
suitable for the apploanhing Holiday Season, to which
he dcalres - to call -- -tho'ntfention - of - hbrfriends and-the—
. public. • His assortmtht in this line cannot besurpassed ,
•in novelty and efogance, :GM both in quality and price '
of the articles, cannot fail toldeasopurchasexp. It ifOtild . ,
be impossible to enuthersto lift . ,
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
which comprise every variety of fanNyartlcle of the most •
exquisite finish such as.
Papier Mache Goods, • . •
Elegant alabaster and 'Porcelain ink•lffitnds and jray ri ,
Fancy ivory; pearl and shell card cases,
4
Ladies' Fancy baskets, •
Fancy Work.BoXes, with sewing inctrumentdi ' . -
..Port Honnaies, of every variety, —'-
_•• ‘ • • -
—.Gold pane pencils, Fancy paper weights,
.
_Papeterletyanda.largevarlety of ladies'Eancy - staticrtim
nu. • . . _
Mottwerelds ana Haters, fillii - e7aputtee • ••
Ladles' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladles' fine •
cutler), ' • .
Perfume baskets and bags, . • • .
' Blushes of every-kind for the toilet, '
RousinPs Perfumes of the various kinds, . •
Musical instruments, of ail kinds and at all price*
together with an innumerable variety Of articles elegant. .
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to 'bleb
he invites special attention. . .
.-Also,-an extensive and eleganlcollectiOn of --- '
HOLIDAY Gin BOOKS, • • •• 4,-
. .
conipriaing tho various Englishand American ANNUALS "• '
for 1869, richly- embellehod and illustrated POETICAL
WORKS, with CHILDREIVS PICTORIAL BOOKS, for
children of all ages, than which nothing .can be' more •
appropriate or pleasing as holiday gifts. lile assortment
31 School Books and School Stationary is also complete,
and comprises everything a used In College and the
Schools. He also desires- to call the particular mitten.
' lion of Families to his elegant assortment of
LASIPS, &c.,
from the ostenslye establinbments oteornellUs;Archer—,
others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of '
Parlor,llhamblieitid study Lamps, for butting either \
lard. Sperm or Etberiaroil; also DYiYPT'S celebrated •
Keropenior Coal Oil Lamps, together with FlowerFaset• .
Fancy Screens,'&d.i ilis assortment in this line is tin.
equaledin_the borough.
- FRUITS, — FASOF COiBFECTIONARY NUTS— PRIL
SERVIII) FRUITS, MIN- ED-MEAT, PICKLES, . '
In ovary variety and at all prises, all of which are pure
and fresh such as Van - be'confidently recommended- to
ILlAfrietithrand the little folks. Ills stock embraces •
liverything in the line Of Fancy Goods, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are et.
lioclally invited to call and see • duiing the holiday S—
. the Old Stand, nearly opposite-the Bank. on
North Hanover street.
-
W. nAvEnsnaft.
Doe, 22. 1868. • •
S A.Y . IN G F. U M.D
011ARTERED. BY STATE OF PiNNSYLYABIA.:
RULES
•
• . .
1. dloney - is received every day, nd in_
any amoun — t,
• • - -•
2- Five per cent interest hi paidfor money from the
day It is put in.• . .
3. The mbuey Is always paid hack In GOLD, whenever
it le called 'for, and without notice..
4. Money In received from Executors,Admlnistraters,__-- . --
Guardians and others who desire to have It in a place
of penect safety, and where interest can be obtained
for it. „
6. The money recoiled from depositors is invested in
real natal°, mortgages, ground-renter- and-snetrother—
fired classliecurltles to the Charter direct'''. -
6. Office ' , lours—Every day from 9 till 6 o'clock, and
on, Mondays and Thursdayn till o'clock in the evening.
110 N. HENRY L. BENNER, President'
ROBERT BELFRIDCIE, Vice President,
VOL J. REED, Secretary. _
DIRECTORS
ntry Li. Benner,
ward L. Carter,
'bort Selfridge,
mud K. Ashton,
L. 3lunns,
F. Carroll Brawiter,
Joseph B. Parry, •
Francis Lee,
Joseph Yorker, -
Hoary DlCrenderffer.
OFFICE:-'
Valnue Sireet,TgO'utrireat Corner of -Third,
-•h PHILADELPHIA.
Apr, 20, 1960
E MOST . ETTRAORIGNARY-BOOK OF TILE AGE
Ilrat edition of 10,000 sold .in six weeks. _
ZNTITLZD-- -
"BOYHOOD'S
AND
' MANHOOD'S CURSE,
PZBLISHED_BY_ DR. ii-PANCOAST,
916 Spring Garden street. Philadelphia, Pa., and
for sale by all booketelldra.
Thin le n book of =5 pages,l2mi., bound in eloth,with
nine Ilthogrisphlc plates. and Intended for parents,
guardians and young than. Every young man who
whims to maintain Ma health and manhoodrand lutie
a healthy progeny, should read this book. Some of the
statements are really astounding, and have never be
fore appeared hi print. Pries $l, Dy man $1.15.
NOW IN PRESS, AND ItEADY NOR DELIVERY IN A
FEW DAYS, A OREAT_WORK FOR THE LADIES,
by„tho same author, entitled
LADIES' MEDICAL GUIDE,
AND MARRIAGE FRIEND
•
This In a work of nearly MO was, beautifully boon!'
in cloth, and contains over 100 splendid and Clidollgen
gravings., It gives a complete dencrlptkin of the struc
ture and function of the reproductive organs of the fe
male, showing how married ladies may have or avoid
large families. Also. a complete history of liermaphro.
41Itlem, with curious plates showing both sexes In one.
It also gives advice to young ladies in selecting a
husband, pointing out the cause of so much unhappi—
ness after marriage, and the Influence It exerts on the.
offspring.
The work Mee gives the symptoms and treatment of
ell female Maumee, so that every female may be berown
physician.
The hut chapter in devoted to the Toilet, giving the
receipts for cosmetics at present in nee by the nobility
of France, England and Russia, for Beautifying the akin
hair, teeth, and for rentoving foul and preeerving 'tweet
breeth...-TheS have been Ybtatoed at great expe. se.
Pd* $1.50. By mall $1.75, or right additional post—
ige Metope. :SOSO copies have already been ordered...L.
Those wishing a copy of the Bret edition ahould send
their orders without delay.
For complete description of the work sea Prospectus,
which will he sent on receipt of one letter stamp.
AGENTS WANTED in dvery towniu the Union..
Feb. 113, 1859-1 y
NEW MEDICAL SALT.
FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY:
TIM COGGSWELL'iII NEW MEDICAL SALT, in-.
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'ill Pleurisy, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Venereal Diseases,
Mipout, Scrofula, Canker, and all other forms of In -
flammatlon are easily subdued by the New Medical
• Salt,.
NEW.MEDICAL SALT,Is no rumen, but
0 does Just whet It claims to do—no more, no less
—equalises circulation by removing from the eye.
) 8 4 tem all arterial and vertoue obstructions. •
IVr, IHNITUDES have tried the virtues of the New
Medical Salt. though but lately discovered and
Mlntroduced. Witness the testimonials and cartlll-
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ALE who have used It acknowledge a benefit from
it. An acquaintance of ours wee cured of a se-
Vero cane of Neuralgia in less than a week.—Norway
(Me.) Advertiser. ~
YOUR Invaluable Medicine, le nobly fulfilling, In
••• my cue, all the pmmlses which - you made for It.
A few domes also relieved my mother of a rush of
I pqi blood to the head. J. P. CULLING ROI, Phila.
I• NFLAMMATORY rheumatism was my ocariplatut.
ZThe first package did the work effectually, as not
a vestige of rheumatism le left.
O. 11. DUNCAN, New Itorta.
d r know It Is good for Rheumatism, removing 11 In
••• a few hours. lam now trying it for Scronsia and
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