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May 18, 11350—.1tv, , c• Nassau ttt.i New York.'
ESTATE OF' ALEXANDER .Mc-
ORECl6R,Anceased.—The Auditor. aPf/o . luted . by
thwOrphana' Court of Cumberland county, to make dim
tributlon of the balance In lho hand. of W. M. Conroe°,
Adnilnletrator de bonla non cum textlunento an.
'ntxo, or Moen Meg Naar, late °ram Rtatenf New York,'
deed., will attend:to the duties of his appointment, at
bin office, In the borough of Carllale, In mid county, on
Tuoaday thelth day of June neat, whoa and whore all
parties Interested may attend. J. B. COLA - Ebb.
• , May.ll, 11359-3 t „
1 0-VA D . I . VISITING
. • •..NHAY YORK: . • .
• ' • TAYI,OR'S . LALOON,
-- 8O &AU BIWADITAT; rontinn OP FRANKLIN S7RECT.
14 the moat fashionable resort 'for Ladies In Now Tork,
being met deilrablytocsted in the principal thorough ,
fare, and surrounded by` the best !dorm+ in tho city.
Taylor's Saloon iscelebrated 911 over the world for the
Magnificent splendor of its decorations. es well as for
the quality of the fare, and the ■tylo In which it is
nerved,-which cannot be excelled 'by oven the (moue
Parisian Cooks The Saloon Is connected With the
f• TiIIiNATIONAL HOTEL;
whirh has a Splendid Ladle.' I'arlor fronting on Ilintob
way. Alm oornmandlng an extend., Clew of that world
ront.wrot promenade. The bentovidence of the pops,
laxity . • aylor's Saloon is that It In dolly thronged by
roleltora .non every_ part of the Union.. I mayll,'s9-3
--CUBA COAL ---ANV- -LUM.IO.I
Y A It D
Thp auhscrlbers.liase now on hand ono hundred and
ol,chty tlniusand Shingles:of different kinds and quell
.White. pine, .llemlock,lChestnut. and Oak, all_ tit
which they will well at the lowest figures • .
Aim, all kinds of seasoned LUMBER, Boards, Scoot
- ling, Frame Stuff, Paling,_Plastering Lath, ,Shingling
Lath, worked Flooring, andWentherlsiarding,l'ost and.
Balls and every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
Also, a prime lot of walnut, cherry end poplar, from
, !hi to WA indica In thickness. ;loving Cara of our own
we Can•fifritish sorted lumberand all other kinds at
• short notice and 6ff reatuinablo terms...
We haws constorltly,onband'all kinds of Family, Coal
whieliwe will deliver clean to any part of the borough.
•
tint ENS yALLEY, Broken, Egg, Stove an 'Nut
LUKB '.44131)LE1t; •
TREYORTON, do. do. do.
Best quality of Limo burner's and Illecksmlth's Coal
always on band whirl' we-m. 111,0 as low aertuy ymd
In town. - 81180 g k 11OFFE.11.-•
Yard East end-of the Borough, opposite. the Oas Works
?day 11, 1850. -
(3 S - T
1V No. I/I.MAIIKET StRIIET; lIA titISUCIIG.- •
-sniciaT Bzusx . C,, -
INSTRUCTION ROOST,
MUSICAL. MERCIIANDISN
PIANOS, • ;
NIELOPNONS,
GUITARS,
VIOLINS,
•
- • FLUTiPT, .
ACCORDEoNS, &c
May 11, i 9. 0; C. B. CARTER.
• •
It A T T .PATE . N
This Rake has takenstlao Filet Premiums at Nine dlr.
• ferent exhibitions. • The-public are already aware that
this Hake is unrivalled In any market, end la admitted
by.every person that ha, seen It jogai*, (end who has
seen other different Machines work,) to be the my best
Bake new in use. It being an Independent cost steel
togth with a cleaner attached. The large numbirlold
- the last year, and the efforts fjf different parties to claim
the right to sell, and others; representing their, to be
the same patent la of Itself a.moat convincing proof of
- .its superiority. Qvejflvotbundred have been sold in
4411, wro 6 , alone. WS have noon full eupply on
srto accommodate othercounties. guM•antee to
,every purchasei•in Indisputable right to nell,tho
rake' — The following are a few pensone toßhOm ire re.
for in thbrinunty and York, as having purchased and
used the same:
CIIitOMAND Conarv--.Y.y. Ilimver, David Clark. GIG.
nhallst Bmndt.ll..Bryson, W. M. Watt',
G. Brandt, J. Beltshoover, P. F. Ego, P. Ilrechbill. Zonk
& Shaeffer. C. liartaler, L. Peßer, Benj. Peffer, Thomas
tialbrath, L. Trego & Brother.
YORK 000000—Dayld baron. S. Iloke. Lavelle Prests%
I. Prosser, -Alm Smith. W. Flora, Benj. Strickler. Ilenry
Strohm, J. A. Wilson, )1. C. Rouser, J. Stoat, P. Menges,
M. Truscot, .7. Brandt.
For sale by G. W. BRANDT, and .
STRICKLER & anp., .
May 11,'59—am Carlisle, Penn's.
MOWER AND REAPER
Tho eubscrlber Is also agent for the sale of the Byrn
cone Flpt Premium Buckeye Mower, with which a sue
ceseful !haplng attachment is now furolalied, '
AUI.TMAN & MILGEWB PATENT.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of farmers
to our Buckeye Mower and Reaper, which has in its
triumphant:Practiced working during the last harvest,
no fully sustained the decision of the much abused Sy
racuse Committee. Its success has-been complete.- , -
Over one thousand have been built, and sold, and the
principal of the driuble binge, Jointed and folding
bar, which belongs to this machine exclusively, permit.
nanny established as the true ono for the perfect Mow.
era, we with confidence refer to any or all of thepur.
chasers of the Bilekeye for the proof of the above, from
many of whom have been realved the roost flattering
„testimonial.. The demand the, past maim was far he
}nod our ability to supply, and we 'reel that orders
will be forwarded early the coming season, tint none
lacy be disappointed. To thine reitillrlng a combined
machine wo recommend with confidence our Heaping
attachment; we furnish a rear or We delivery.'
'Manufactured by Edge T. Cope & Son, Westchester,
O. W. Brandt, Agent for the sale of the mine. or •
`STRICKLER & 11ItOTIIER,
May 11,'50-2m Agricultural Store, Carlisle, Pa
R EDUCED TO $5 A YEARI
• PIMPAID.
THE DES AND CHEAPEST,DERIODICAL IN THE
[SEM
In consequence of the largely increased circulation
the reblisliera of
LITTNLL . 'B LIVING A'CIN,
Aro enabled to red nee tho yearly subscription 'price from
. 40d to 0. The publiehent aro determined that no ex
pellee or labor rhall be aparod to Indite this
TIM MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION!
And whliel boldly'eltallenglng competition, claim fur it
only what lute been conceded by the moat eminent men
of tide country from the time of its' first publication,-
(over &lateen years since) to the present day r ela
ThatiLls imitable to.allnlassee of-readera—Stater
men, Professional Alen, Plilloretphern,'Poote, Students,
blerchents, Aechanlca, and Ferment, ail of. whom kitty
darive pleasure and profit front Its pages.
2. 'that In It nosy be•forind theorem. of ell the world•
renowned Reviews and Periodicals of Lutope, with or
iginni articles end selections from the best tugitli BC
nature of our own'oountry. • .
0. - ,That_lt soulalne. more_rendlng_mattar than a n y
other magazine lu iho world; each weekly number con.
talulu4 eisty.four pages, and a tine Steel Portrait, took.
log three thousand three hundred and ticeptyelght
Pagee In a year with fifty.tsto Steel Engrevinge.
4 .1%.3.1tie the oldest Periodical In the country, hay.
Ing bee.. publishedwser *lateen year?.
b. 'I hat it I! the cheetwollinhlieatioti of this day,-. ,
whether It in Judged ly the quantity or quality of Its
contents
.
6. That nn Illtraerja peelect witheut It.
7. That to chide with limited means, It Is an a Indrte
bli aubstltute fide a library ormlaeallattenun boots.—
And finally, that as a family Magazine, It la pettedly
unexceptionable in till, renpectP.
Price Five Dollar* Jper annum, or thirteen rents n
number, sent by mall, poet paid. to 'toy addrese In the
United Reim.. To Clergymen, 'reaction., titudoosowd
Clubs, Four loillere. •
DELISSRII k ritocrmit, -
508 Elftpumai, N. Y
May 11, 'MI9
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P IL:I L. A - D lIA P II I A
AND READIND
- It. Alt., n o A 0 , • .
611,11111411
,AIIIIANdEni4I4T, •
. , . . . ... Aonn 18 , 1819
Two peenonger trains hem' Iteriiiilur4 dolly, (sun'
dery excepted,) at 8.00 A.,M ,antl"44s , P. 91.. ')jr I.IIIIW
dolphin, turtling there at 13.80 neon and 7.40 O. 91.
Returning, Nero Philedelphle et 7.30. A,31., and 8.80
P. 51., arrivlnawat liarrleburg at 13.49 noon and 8.25 p.
FARES t To Philadelphia, No.l Cars. $3.25 j No, 2 (In
same trnln,) $2 70.
Farm to needing. $1.60 and MAO., • '
At Heading. connect with tralua for Po t ter Ole, Nkomo.
nonagon, Catavrlesa, eta.
• Poor trains leave (Wading far Philadelphia daily, at
Leave Philadelphia fir Iteacitng at 7.30 A. )1, 1.30 P.
8L; 0.30 P. IL, and 4.46 P. - SL • . ' •
• Vara from Mailing to Philadelphia, $1.76 dna 11:46, '
z The morning train tram Itarelaburg .0 moue's tit
Reading el , tt, tip-tralu for irlikeebarre, Pittston and
ecrantab. ' • •
Tor through tickets and other Information app l y to
- J. J. PLYDN,
Outland AgAillte
ighinY 11, too
1120 R • two lito"iyitrick
. • At i o . u r n n e 4 . l o d nj :o u , t 3 ll.llAnovvr street,lntu
offored Mta. 114 ' 421 P"tinh
guy even,. . at" P°! 11 '
PAllKklit
lIiILLS.I ,131.'1 .
4 1 011
. Nerelhelle.nr the Lilt Anal.
* e Ilenlivere Story er '-,J. I'
liwy.ie, Ivan.- - ~• - . •• - ' 1
J ARM , : SPRING ARRIVAL
—4ltoiumsw.yong.:AND
or
BLEGANT'NfIiV 4000 S,
AT A. 'l'i..'lllENTi'S - 8TORID;
apoil!lia stock ofnerr,Black linals,Bllki74lagnithent
ktty qs Nancy Dross Bilks.
French Foulard Silks. Ohinoircp.Blfirs, Patin and
i Striped liareges;Valen . clasi Ducalles, benutiful
.., , near printed (Antilles. Froncicritited Jaco.',
netts, very haudynnio tiglly: • .
..„ . ,i Hants, very handsome F
HAWants. English FrenchW.
- American' prints, Scotch, • • . '
. French and Domestic -
.
- • - • ' - - - -Olugheints,-- - .. ~ ..,.
~
• Bonnets, lion- • ' • . •
• - net Ribbons and
. ,
" . Dross Trl in wings, . - •- ,
- Shawls in- -every mriety, , ...,—..
----.:'• . -- Slik;: - Erriper=t9telln,-.Castanore:
. — EC - Embroider/es, very low„ corn•
• Prisingeollitrealeoves FlouncingAEdg• ~' •
- -- Inge — irrellsTle: - EarpntingamilYollTinthk - ' . - .
' Vonitisn, Ingrain, Mr. Ply, Drumlin, Cotton '
and Hemp. • Drugguts and, Floor Oil Clotho all adagio.
• • LINEN 000b8.
A complete assOrtmeat embracing all the most celebita
tee marks . Moves and '
ad and unbleached ltheetings, Woollen ' and
Cotton Itlitimels, Corset, Jeans. 'Pickings, Cotton`
Sattlnetts, Tweeds, Cotton and. Linen
Diapers, Table Covers, bleached and brown
Drillings, and an endless variety of
other articles,. In fact, thin stock
of goods is very extensive, the:
. „ rough and complete, Lev- .
log been purchased
. with a greet deal
ofcare,'We feel
confident We can please any one who will favor un with
a 'call. All candid' persons Who, hays patronised us
heretofore, will adroit that we have sold thwbent bar
gains ever purchased In Carlisle. We can Assure our
'friends and all lovers or cheep goods, that wears no
well prepared as everlo offer superior ffiduceurents for
their patronage.
A. W. BENTZ.
south IlanoserStreet r oppositu the Post Olitre,
Alnvd,•lB6U.
r IMAIE .ANNI ILATEDI ! •
CREAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN 3 MINUTES
TORRE Y'S
NEW 4 MINUTE FREEZER. '
nubscrlbar, Illtorl•areful study and ♦arloue cope.
dispute, has Roca:oiled In constructlnga Freeser,whicli
for simplicity, durability, rapidity and quallly of •its
prodsmtlon, try uncqualled, and cannot foil tulecomo a
universal lavoritu.
Tosalinfy the Incredulous, there will be weekly pub..
Ile exhibition. of this Freezer, et No. 9 nett street. to
prove ith 'ability to all - that - is - elahnewl - for - it.- - Wee
farm 3 to 20 quarto. .
\ E. V. TOMMY, Manufacturer,
, • ' N0..0 Platt. etreet. Neu York.
Also, Itidnufacturerte Wholemle Ammt for tho
brated " Old Dominion" Coffee and Tea Pete, and At,
Ihur,a potent aellsealing Jura and Cana. .
3lay 4,1050-1 m
'81. :4 1 11tE INSURANCE.•- ALLEN
AND EAST PENNBIIOIIO liIIITUAIr'.I , IIII4 IN
UN'ANOI CO3IPANY of Cumberloind 'county, Maori.
read by an act of Arelembly, Ix noir fullyergankt d, and
.111-migration under the' management oi.tbri-lblibuilirg
commiasionera,
Daniel Dailey, 'William - It. oorgas, Michael Cocklin,
J. Elrhelberger, Christian ritayman, - - John - C. Dun.
lap, Jacob 11. Coovcr, Lexie Ilyer, S. Eberly, Benja
min 11. Moaner, J. BrAudt, Joseirh IVlcliOrsham,
Alexander 'Cathcart.
'rho rates or Insurance are AM low and'favorablo nn any
Company of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to
become inoinhorn an, invited to wake application to the 4-
agents of the coMpany, who are willing to: welt upon
them at any time.
" '
WM. R. GRIMM). Prominent.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN. Vivo Prominent. ' - •
HYER: Secretary.
MICHARL COCKLIN.
Manngers.— Wm It. Corwin, 1.. Ilyer. Chrlstlnn Stay
man, N. Coeltiln..f. C. Dunlap. IL Mn,le, D. liallyy J
11. Cnoror, Alox Cathcart, J. IYlekernhain, J. Elehelbur
gar, S. Eberly, .1. Brandt.
• 'CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—John Sherrick, Allen,
Henry' Zeating, ShirintiFinstoven; Samuel Woodburn,
Dickinson; Henry Bowman, Churehlown; Mode Url(
tHil, &Intl, Middleton; Samuel Ornhant,. W. Penns.
Lora'; Samnol Coovor, Mechanicslmo; ; Rocklin,
Shephordatmen: D. Coovor, Shopherdatown ; .1 0. Sax.
totb"Silver Spring; - Beni. Ilavoratick, Myer Spring;
Chariot, Roll: Ratlinio : John flyer,
YORK COUNTY.—W.S.Vioking. Road: Peter WM
ford, Franklin • Jar. Orlifith, "Warrington :'J. F. Roar'
&nit Washington; D. Rutter; Nerurg; 11.,R. Clark,
.IMb:burg. - '
DAUPIIIN•OO.-llnuser & Locliman, Ildrriefittrg.
Member?: of. the company having prairie:nag:JO toex.
Aire. ennhaect them rationed by making application , to
any of the Agent,.
April 20, 1050. •
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HAT AND CAP STORE.
...IATKELLER'S OLD STAND,
lIANOVCII . RTRICric.IVEAItLY OPPoSITN TAB HARD
-119,111: .Toflt or 1. P. LOOO t 861. .
A full annortmont just received, to which conntnnt
addition! will be mode of city an well an home mourn.
ture. The atoek poW commend.
&. MOLESKIN. BEAVER &
• CASSIMERE, ,FELT HATA,
of all styles and colors from the cheapest to, the beet
„quality. STRAW, HATS. A large variety of all pi leee
and styles together Asitli a neat assortment of child•
drens' fur and 'straw hats.
ALSO,,AIEN'S, WITS' AND CHILDREN'S CAPS,
embracini(efery kind now worn, both Plain and Dress
Caps, td which the attention of the public is respectful.
ly invited. DON'T FOItOET KELLER'S OLD STAND.
Carlisle, April 20, 1859.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANUFATORY.
,
The subscriber MUM. this mien hod of informing her
friends and the public, that she still continues the
manufacture of ail kinds of work, in Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron. Iler Sloven are selected from the most ap
proved styles, The Cooking Stoves for their qualities
as cooks and bakers cannot be surpassed, among which
aro the well knoirn Globe, Noble Cook, .Fatiny Forres-
ter, Governor, Bonn, and the rick"' favorite, • Prairie
Flower. combining all the tested Improvements, In tact
the beat and dimmest stove ever offered to the public.
The leitAdre Stove, or parlor heater, improved, for
warming two. three or (cur rooms, put up to order,be
sides a large Assortment of Per!or Radiators and ire
stoves. FitICBS ItBDUCD:D, on PLUMBING
littend OAS FITTING. Those who wish woi k done
In this line would do well to ca I et the old
stand before coutracting'eleowhere, as I sin de
termined to do work far lower . than the present rates.
I have for sale end keep constantly on hand the patent
Scold, Tip Burner, Won Tapers, plain and fancy Glass
Globes, Gas Fixtures, Wrought Iron Tubes. Hydrants,
Lead l'ipe, Gum (lose, Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, Over.
now Basins, Dlarble Basin tops, de. Sly workmen ore
competent and reliable. All work warranted end far
werkmanship and mnterlal, 1 challenge competition.
in,- A few good Cook Stoves with some suitable Mr
parlorson band, which 1 rill sell at cost.
Dirty 4, 1855. . : 'GAIN DI. MORRIS.
p 0 YOU want to buy 4 good Piano,
Or, Melodeon t I f so, why don't you call on John
Ilhoefn ? For he eau coil tho nontent fob bed, beet,)
made. 'meld tuned and lowest priced innt,rument that
mu bo had In thin part of the country. having boon a
long time In the buninas, I flatter mynelf on being a
good Judge of inatrucnentn, and will not cell an imam.
moat ttfat In not Sent-rate. I not now receiving a large
'lot of Molialoone from Horton, which can 1w seen at Mr.
A. li..Ewing'n fornitule memo, which I will sell cheap
er than any other man In the country.
FM , roconimendationnof my Pianos, call and son them.
All instrument, warranted and kept In repair. Coll
and examine my -- instrumente - botbro - purchtiollig elnb
whore, and you will ho satisfied that I can Noll the-bent •
and cheapest. JOHN ii. MIT E%
To be found at tho house of Jacob )(hewn, W. High St.
May 4, 1159
HAT ANLy CAP EMPORIUM.-
J. U. CAT.I.TO & CO., succossors . to Win. ff. Trout
would announce to their customorn And tho 'publit
generally that they hove just received (own l'itiladol•
plola, a large and elegant stock of goods, in their line of
businevri of ovory variety, style and quality. •
&/111They have on handu splendid
Assortinent of.
HATS AND CAPS,
of aft deacripitonn, from the common Wwql
to tho Anent FUR AND BILK lIATS 'and at prima
that must atilt ovary one who tine en eye to getting thu
worth of his money. The stock Inchidoe,
. _
31OLESKIN, CASSIIIERN , MUTSU 01 FELT lIATS,
of every style and enter and unsurieneed fir MITT.
NESS, DURABILITY AND FINISH: ',ribose "of Roy
.other establishment In the country
MIEN'S, BOYS' end WILIAM BN'S lI PCS . and OAAS,
of every description mustautyy on DR nd.
They respectfully the tild patrons and es
ninny new once as poinible,.to give 1710th a exit.
J. U. CALLIO d. CO.
Apr. V.
"rikTOW- 1$ TOE T151.fl FOR, DAR: -
1.1.4A1441-14RilK AND.NXTUNDIVD AitttlVAh
'OF SPIttNEFAND - sUiNtlitt GoODS •
AS'elso New Mi', eurooi t. I.lllam, & Louther etc
The onderolghod returns thootto ibe the poteonego
befituwwlupow him by the public, end et thootttoo thee
ruepeetfully ammo twee thet ho hem Just. rotOrood from
PhilsOolphla, And O nor opening it new lot a eprlog
mummer Milt cloona and . OltoCtinlnd, couslstliii/ In .
pert en end which ho Is dotorihloott to su et
the lowest ettmli prime. Sllke, Dueot Cloths Dhoti oe,
Alpseek beleluae. no Dago& huetrue, Popittio, Lowno, '
Pontos,. Del Mit to,,Nklettng.,eretwhiled tteotett ' I tt._
haw, Prints, OiOYllll, tloelary, Colisrn,
Ath
BitAWLS ASD AUNT! radii%
nr every varlaty'and quality. _Staple and tionicalle Illy
itnode. Oaths, Caselmaras, vesting'', EIWIud.
Ilse, Ticking., Stripes,. Cheeks, Calicoes, dea l • .
tihetitftlitil, mime, Nitlitteend, trills Ales
Quilia, colored and white naiad Chain, .n. Pamela
and tlmhrallne, Alsn, a•larde add splendid asnortutailli
nr 1110Ntitnn, HATS, • CaPA, IIiIOTS and 911011 P, A
impactor Int or freak less, coffee, limier,
'Altilidhinit. Med, Spleen. ed. liming selected my entire '
!Welt witli.tho nriniteat CAM, red the Inwnet rash paean.
I can nnaucti my Mends and the. public generally, that
I will do all In my power to maim my edtablldhntettl
known delta " Itedd Quartile Air Itargaine.” Alma '
who wish to purchame will And It loth* advantanil to
call and examine my at it baleen purehasing elsewhere.'
ler I will pay the blithest tnarket. price Am Ituttilri
ltgus hint' fin and piled Venni, • -
Ap 0, Imo. A, IfunitlAll. Jr.
;, BILLS 111.
Mr 'rah, thew at
LYNN it 80N, ' •
,rfurlit ;hewer i 1 .•••
ow:l4mq l ldtin done here.
MM!I=M=UM
' Hosiery .for • fat, •
dies, Atlases and •
Children, great variety of
• . kid, silk and cotton Woven. 111.
dies elegant twisted Silk Allits,ke. •
. 'DOMESTIC AND STAPLE COORS:'
bleached and unbleached Skirtings. bleach
PATENT. APPLIED FOR
Bond for a Circular. -eir
MEM
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OFFICE IyOR,TII EAST COINER. °FOB
aturPflik streets, Philadetplgci.
.CAPIrAL $715,04X1. ;
tiarter iierpetdal:
. DVNI Mr. S. billbkilt Prooldoni
* . ' -MOH b13,-Vice Prealibbtr—
'Jolla W. Houser'. -,• '
. •
The undersigned, havilfg'hemi - appointed the Arlene
for the above Conmany.lbr Ouniberlend county, would
call attention to the , pteuller edvantages of the Munn!.
Ltte Isautrattes which gives it-s declded'preferenceover
anypther mode adopted. - There being nu-Stockholders,
the profits, eio divided amongethe..policy holders, and
eppropristedlo reducing the annual paymente, time
• melting each One.interested, equally with the TrUnteen,
lu"ndding'to the business of the ,ammaby. ' • •
The premlnen may be paid quarterly, nemi.anunally,
or atenually, so that persona of Ilmitod means can in
_suraforri,greatar aniotnit,,:thnit_they:caultEirbera-the.
whole premium Is required-to be-paid
Circulars with Wit partledlaVe can be had on applied
.4lonau-the2aubsoriberat-his-kgneo,4laturedreet...near
the Maimed dppot, . A. L SPONSLEII,
. - -Iteal-Ettenf Agent and Conveyancer. .
Carnal°, Mir "23,1859—0 m " • ' •
- FUR NITU RE."FURNITURI;
. .IVIIOLESALE -WAIL;
.
II: P. DECIRAAP,
, .
.87 BOWERY, (Wholesale Were House.) 'and
66 C.FICLYSTIE ST , (141%11 Store.) N. 1%
Wtioro will be found the largest and most extensive as.
Sortuient In the oily.
•
•
Bills of 8'26 astalled'Ot Wholesale
Prices at the Bowery Store.
All Furniture guaranteed as. reprenented. One hun
dred And fifty 'lambs constantly employed in manutne•
tufting. 411 stank .610 for as CAB/1. It comprises,.
MottOOANY AND 'WALNUT
PARLOR FURNITURE,
121 Brocade, typentelld, DeNine, Plinth and nolo Cloth
• Roaetoood, Ilahostany and Enamelled
CHAMBEII!
In aets,'lnnn twenty to one hundred and fifty dollnrn
Also, .CANE SEAT and COMMON 'FURNITUItk, In
great variety. A large meortment of alit and !Mahogany
MIRRORS; Siff Ing•Dtpd:Cnrlddr - Hate - 3141111ASSRS,
PATENT Premium SOPA BEDSTEADS, with Spring and
!lair Mattraases attached, Re. ' .
STN AMIIOAT AND ITOTEL '
beaters will tied It to their interest, to giro us aeon.
ni5r.30,1859-3m.
I T.ABERT'S FAMILY GROCERY,
QUEENSWA RE AND VANIOTY EITODE,
NOrat , ireat_Ccrner_nf_the_retblic Square,oppo,
, site the Carlisle Deposit Bank. • •
J. D. !TALBERT bas,agaln roplenlsbod:blts stocli'o
goods. [lts assortment to now full nod complete, among
which may, be ouumoratod osery,vaileky' of frosts
FAMILY . GRo.CE RI ES,-
which In quality and pries -.
CAN'T E BEA•T
A lirie stock of China, Maas and Queenstrare, of now
and beautiful ileslgns, and embracing every grade . of
price, ~ . .
. ,
Ile Is Sots AGENT In Carliale for JONLB' celebrated
iCER.OENE OR COAI . I, OIL -LAMPS,
-tine of thir greatest - diseoieeleit - of the - .age, - combhihii
cheapness,. aifety and' Increased' light. Coal Oil and
- Lamen;conatantly on hand, which the imbilc aro lb.
"vented te3l . lt - and examine, „los. n
fix
ramtvo
N. W. Corner of Public Square.
Carliale, Oct. 27, '6B. - -- • -
CUMBERLAND VALLEY:R. It
SUMWEE--ARRANGEMENT.
t r.r fi n
t•
CHANGE OF HOURS! -
On and atior•MONDAY, APRIL hilt 1850, Passenger
• - Trains will ruu an follows: (pundayeexretted
FOR HARR IMIURG
Ist Train. 2d Train
- 1.00 P.
0.40 " 1.32
6.10 " 2.01 ' '
Leave Chamborshurg,
Shlppo.burg,
Carlisle. •
" 033 • "
" Maeltnirsburg, 7.10 "
Arrive at Harrisburg, 7.45
FOIL CHAMBEIIBI.ITJAG,
ant Train.
_2d Train
• 8.00 A. N - 1.20 P. Id
8.43. " • 1.50 .
0.20 " 2.34 "
twave Ilarrlmburg
Alocbinicallurg,
Now vlll6, _ 9.63 .
Shippiineburg, 10.24 "
Arrlvp ntalhamiberekburgi.,lo.s4,
Trains leave Harrisburg for Willa&lphin, via Ponn's
Railroad, at 2.30, 0.05, and.7.50.A. 31.. and 1.10 and 3,30,
F. M. By Rustling, via Lebanon Valley Rail Road et
8.00, A. 51.; and 2.35 P. M. - -
-
.For Balthnora. 320, A. 31 and 1.00, noon. For Travarl
ton and Williamsport, at 1.00, F. 31., ,andl3„3o, 1!. 31.
Train on Dauphin Road at 2.00, I'. 31. • ,
NOTICE TO PASSENOENS: At all Stations whore
Tickets aro sold, viz: Chambersburg, Shippennburg,
Carlisle, Mechanicsburg cud Ilarriaburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS on each Ticket will be made to all l'am:et:-
gem that provide themselves with Tickets before en
tering the - Cars. •
0. N. LULL,
,Suparq
Iroa6. 091 co, Chambersburg,
' Apr. 6, 1859.
.pLINDS. AND SHADES,Cheap
forv,,,,h
•
B. J. WILLIAMS,
„ flo. 16 North Sixth aired, Philadelphia.
Is the largest inanufacturer of
, • Window Blinds,. •
AND DEALER IN
WINDOW SHADES,
Of every variety. Ile is the originator of all now styles
and has a line stork to be sold at reduced prices.
huff, end all otter colors of linen shades, trhuntings,
fiztures;.&c.
Store shades painted to order.
W. invites citizens of this county to call
before purchasing, and assures them be con sell a lief•
ter article for the money than any other establishment
In the United States. •
Mar. da, 1869--nz
Gold Medal
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
STELN WAY & SONS,
•
...MANUFACTURERS,
84 VALIUM el., (NEAR BROADWAY') New YORe.
Were awarded tile first premium where and whenev.
er they brought their Plano Porter; into competition
with the best nrakere of Boston, New York, Pia*del.
phis and Baltimore. Received two float price Medals at
the Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 1865.
„„Tdm first premium (a gold Medal) for the best Piano
Porte at the Maryland Institute, Ilaitimore, 1860.
Thnfirst-prise Medal-for the-beet Plano-Forte at-the
American Institute, COMM Palace, New York, 1856.
The tired premium, (a gold Medal,) for the beet grand
Piano at the Maryland4nstltute, Baltimore, 188?.
The first premium nt tho State Fair, Detroit, 1887.
The fleet premium at the State Fair, Richmond, 1867.
Among thejudgue were the first musical talent of the
country; such as W. Mason, Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt,
Sr. gaud and Square Plane constructed with the full
wooden and iron frame combined, am warranted for
three.yearn. Prices moderate. • (ap.20,'511-1m
if 'UMBER YARD.—The subscribers
La having purchased a laion tract of pine timber
land and saw milia, on the went branch of the Sueque•
banns, river, have opened out a Limber yxrd at
MECHANICSBURG;
on thu railroad, corner of Allen and nigh streets, near
the Wenn envy mill of soldie , Chun &Co and oleo 0130
-
AT GREASONVILLE,
near Plainfield, wherh we while. ableto soli lumber et
such prices that will be to the intermit of builders and
others to call end See stelwiese buying elnevriMre. Our
advantages over other &Mere are that our:lumber doom
not pass through the Wanda of one two or' more siwctb.
tatorsbeibre we get it.• and that will enable ue to sell
lumber cheaper than ity others edn sell at these pieces.
We will also wholesale lumber from our. Harrisburg
yard. and will deliver lumber et any - point - along the
Cumberland Paley Railroad. If desii•ed, builders can
have lumber Kluged Imitable for any else of building, or
for other purpoam, by furnlshishing us with !hell or.
dere In season. 811AYENE.14 011EASON ACC.
April, 13, 1850—ly
tV A
A ..X C El SIOR PICTURES
Vi
A. R. lIEN WOOD Would resportfully Navin tht
r suns of Carlisle and vicinity that he has taken roan..
In Zug's new building, cast corner of Market &mare,
where ho le at all times ready to take AkinItOTYPES
In the latest and moot approved style. Pictures taken
in rainy and cloudy. Weather an well as clear. and eat.
infection glean or no charges made. Portraits and Da.
guerreetypee copied. Miniature Pictures- taken ilm
.ockets &c., in Ambrotype.
Ani brotypes warranted to stand the teat of time, hale
or water. ,
kndlos and Oentlnmon ere cordially Inyito d tors
nhd onticalho simituotin.
Prints Irnl3l :Meta. to 00. A. It. IINNWOOD,
ann. 27, Inalk-ly. , • Arllnt..
13AINT AND OILS.-10,000 pounds
ji. ur Iyhlia Laad, with a lamb nemortmeht of
OILS, - - . WIMP, ZINO,
VAILNISIIU`i, COLOIIIID ZINO, '. o ' - •
TURPIINTINH, - PIPE PIIOOP PAINT,
JAPAN, PLORNNCE WHIT%
Li THAIIOII, - lIIID LEAD',
PUTTY, WIIITINa,
GLUE, . ' PAINT PRIMU lee,
_ , ,—__ —__
- ind ail cetera thy awl In oil, Alan, all calm In tubes
just fteelved at . the cheep bardwak estote.o
b1ar.113,1869. ,
113APint,---Tho' Mount. Holly' Puller
Cutapany, barn Ito* on band an4etro.prpplirvi to
unto ofneture to uolur ell Varluele6 or Pun- Weltlugdmi
frAaiir "P"' • Athim"
“AtIILAIMPTON s h 1
Nor. 10 10,6 m Mount 'toll Pii•
1) ' •
, „wtl, 11114121oNer : • •
rorolofly6ll4 Oroidivw, Now yiwb,- wlehre to In',
float ble old e - ustonwro oat the pubtle.lotonelly, that
'he bee honored to the NNW; dblktbdollutlO 11U01.111L
Ilroodwoh whore ha will 'wool iordwOlmtliblot
• AllbtaltNNßY AND 1411,11 AN DRY DOOIN, A
'which wilt do odd wholqoalv. nitd;raintl;4( 14w.imt
pomplble prloue, • ' AVN.,tiiHMONtri
1 4 4, 4 An Ilroadivi4(vp Wro NowNork,
•L I T, - 0 F , D. E s':
opti(O6BOARCBANDAIERCahfDIZE,AIso
St Rini Mliters,Limbernen.
Tatinet*.te withhithe
Ccrunty of Cumberland,:ryturnrd and tlaulfled by T.
8. /blighter, ',Merkel:Win 'APpralier,.lo. ac.ovelauke vrith
the several acts of ass.cnlbly, as follovrailo wit: • .
, .
, • •Cdtliaie. • •
. . . , .. .. .
aims, • • ': :. • --,.: •: • : i -^, • ! Liognsit.
. . . ...
.10_Ilandarson_ILSon...producti, •' - 7 •.• - - - 2 -420.00
,i 4 Iscoli Senor, shoes,.." ... . • -,, -....•: , - 7.00
-'42 .1. 1.); Halbert. grocer,. " • • . . ...; • 12,00
18 8. W• llaturstiek•, &Up, ..,..' ''; ' ' ' ' ' '.., 10 00
14 Pro Wicks & flamer, marke ting, ;.; • ..: .''' 7 00
114 James Callio,.' • . . do, • •.. 7 00
;14 Jacob Keeney,. . ' do. ,• '••••,.,-- •.. • 700
1.10 N.O. Iluyett, grocer, - i ;. 20 00
1 , 1 Effimrii 4 Hoffer, ,lumber, . I " 10 00
14 P. Motiyer, confectioner, . , • - 14 00
18 Arnold 4 Son, clothing, , . • • - 10 00
14 Georges Keller, hats, .
It Philip Arnold. dry goods, •r , - • . •l5 00
14".fonathan.Corntuan, shoes, .1• • • ',:.' - ----- 7"00
-13-Arnold-&-pvingston,- - -clottiing,-- - -‘...-- , -----10i00-
- 12'.1.1^:Lyne &lion hardware, . • . ""12 - 50 - '
13 ,1. A. Humrith, .1
~,,g ood, , n,...._ - - .10 00
14 Jacob Wolf, woe ~ i', 00
14-A: O. Lechier, - g r,
14' W. Gould & Son, dry goods, •'.• , .. ' • • • 7 .00
f
. 9 A. Rent:, d 0,,, •
... • • 25 00 '
.14 D. M. COcklin, grocer. ." i -- -• 70 0
13 J. Id. Armstrong, lumber, ' , 10 061
.14-mi, Shapley,. . .. do.. ~ - . 7 : 00 .
'l4 8..41. Hoover, ao. . • . , : 700
'l4 W; 11 Murray, cuff, - • 700
10 Woodward A dchmidl, produce, , ••
20 00
14 W. L. Holler, grocer,. • .•• - - '..7 00
14 W. 11. Trout, bats, .- 7 00
14 J. D. Gorgas..sloves, 7 00
14 .1. Landoll, books '
'• . .
14 A. M. Riper, . do. '
..
~. . „
..• .
.. _ ~ 7 00-
14 B. Elliott, drugs, • ~, - - . :
,7 . 90
14 T. Coniyn. jeweler, 7 00
12 .7; W. Eby, grocer.. . - ' 12 50
14. J. Rheorn, produce., ' 700
14 J:!& 1). Rhoads, coal, '
14 W. A. Miles` dry goods,
13 Ilrry )1011in, Clothing,' - . . 10 . 00
10 II Saxton, hardware, • 20 (10
•
13 St fi ner A Co.. clothing,. • . . 10 00
11 Cho*. Ogilby, dry goods,.• ~
... '. 15 00
IL -W. D. A. Ilisugle,jewelry, ' .• ' • ' 700
14 J. E. Wearer, furniture, , r • - 7.00
14'A. B. Ewing. do. . ' ' 700
14 D. Sipe, do.
14 J. W. Smiley, clothing,. . I • •
.., ,-• ' -.7 00
14 11. Ilalnbridge, shoes, •, , . • • •.,- ' 7 , 00
"141 t. }loom, • do. . - 7 00
14 John .Faller. - grOcer, 7.00
.14...lohnitetney, do, - . - , . - -. • . •
...
.7
.00
14 J. WO ninnhan, do. ~ 7 00
14 .1, Philipps &Co., shoos, • ••• • • , 700
14.11. 8. Ritter, Clothing, ' - 7 00' -
10 C. Inholt rrocer, • 20 00
14 B. J. Kieffer, drugs, • • .• 7 00
13 buidich & eawer, dry goods, , 10 00
14 11. Harkness. grocer, •
14 N llantch, clothing, . • , 700
-14 Wm. &slow, rnarkuting, • 7 00
14. henry Rhoads, furniture, - "
_. 700
14 Wonchel, grocer, 6 - 700
14 Wm. Bentz, do.- '' 7 00
.
14 Woods, dry goods, - • .^ 7 -00-
14 W. Morrison „grocer,.....____ ----- 7.00
14 Dr. Zitzer, drugs '
' . 7 00
.
13;8. L.-Levi. dry.goods,•-
14 William L. Beotem, narketing,. ; 7 00
14 .1. lionchcmb, grocer, ' 7 00
14 Crouse. confectioner, • - . . ~. 700
14 11. Worm), grocery, ' • 7 00
14 W. 11. Horn, do. - 7 00
14 - A.: Lohman; clothing, - ' - 7 00'
14 11. Morris, stoves, • ^ , ,--•-• . 700
14 W. Harman, grocery, • ' • 750
14 John Keller,. do. . . '
.? 7 00'
14 John Irvine. hats and shoes, • --.4"):: •7 00
15 Daniel Echols. grocery, . • 700
.. . • Skippenaburg.•
13 . 8toviek, Kunkle Broa,:dry,
13-J, lirldgee,clathlng, - • --. • - •
13 Forney & McPherson, hardware, • . •
14 Jacob Pague, grocer,
14 J.litiimbarli, drum " •
13 Ruby & Co. produce,
14 Philip Datritch, grocer, • •
14 Benj. Brigs, marketing, •
14 ALAI. A ngle,lunibor, .
14 Wi arrow, marketing,
11,J, & 111.1teddiag, dry goods,
14 1 o.•Altlck, drugs,
11 Bomberger & Blair, produce, -
1,4 Oceanian & Petc,hell, clothing,
44 Furman & liro grocers,
13 Willis, Moore& Co. dry goods.
43 Baughman & Fosnaught, pitatnce,
13 .1. Heck & CO., dry goods,
14 A. F. Woll'o.llllB,
14 B. C. Holler, shoes,
"14 I'. S. Arts, do.. • •• •
14 W A Cox ' do .
14 j. Galbreath & Co., Merchints,
13 Rowed. & Son, dry goods, -
14 Mrs. Ditlibs, tritaminge,
14 Kolco & Matt,lmwec books - ,
14 C. K. Kinkle. merchant,
.•
14 :Wm Crlerwsll, druMb
14-11. Ileyelogcr, jewelry,
14 Fisher. huts,
14 Rankhrot Bro. druge,
1T "Crohnson, hardware,
14 .1. bandis.jewelry,
11 J.ll. stores,
2.45
3.15 "
3.45 "
.Z ewnillr
&OS
a.:38
4.08 '•
Anyttor &•Knottle,.prodhco,
J. It. Frey, stoves,
J. B. Cobatigh, do.
J. Laughlin, clothing,
ilormon, grocer,-
•
11 StougnA Dinar, dry goods,
&
13 Klink Robinson. do.
14 J. M. Davidson, shoes, •
14 H. G. Wild„ drugs, • . •
14 Wm. Bratton, do,
13 J. C. Jr. B. Urowo, hardware, ~ -
.
..:' .. 10
® OO
14 Wm. Read. drugs,
11 .1. & J. ateCandlish, dry goods,',
... 4. ..... : ,
~r . l , .
0 00
14. W.-I. McCulloch , Voter,. '
14 J. Ferro, market, ' . , 700
14 Wm.. Venard, do. ' 1 00
14 Wm. (Arson, dry goods.
14 Wm: 14. Watts, dry gods,
14 J. Green & Co. do. '
14 J. Dlank, ' do. •
14 D. Hays, do. •
14 D. Cloudy, grocer.
14 J. Bestow, marketing, • •
14 8. G. Ilutebinnon, dn.
13 Pete, Drover, dry goods,
14 C. kicker, . do.
13 Russel & Dice, do. •
3 Dashinsy k Itull, dry goods,
3 listing it Stephens, do.
I. Mary /Inset, drugs, .
North 'Middleton
14 Elias Light, dry goods,
Li Mrs. May, do.
. . Silver Spring.
14 „bomb Simmons, dry goods,
13 John Coble, do. •
13 9. Strohm. do. •
14 Wearer A Brownlee : ll;A°.
14 J. B. Laidig, produce, •
• 4llechasaiesburg.
14 Feickler. grocer, • .
13 D. Comfort, dry goalie,
14 D. Stchanter, marketing,
13 Oswald & Co. lumber, .
14 T. Solidayjewelry,
12 J. 11. Sleeker, produce,
14 J. Swartz, Jewelry,
12 Miellsen &,Zecherieh,•produce,
14 F. Stern. drrgoods,
11 Geo. Bffigiser, Prodnce,
14 Darman &Drendt. drugs,"
12 J. Johnson & son, produce,
14 Chan. Dyers, marketing,
11 T. D. Itrynon, produce,
14 Ova. Crosier, marketing, '
14 Johnerm.; , - do. • •
14 . Hummel & Coaer, lumber,
14 8. Golden, clothing,
14 1.. Reaffirm drugs,
14 Samuel Worst, furniture,
12 John 8. lloysr,•lntrdwere,
14 Wm. Huston. furniture,
14 Ira Day. drop,' -•
14 Jacob Cataloger, grocer,
14 J. Dorsheimer, Woke,
_ll.A..Singiser r grocer,
12 Brindle & Nelswouger, dry goods,
.14 John Itelgle. dry goods, •
14 Swisher & Sou, do.
14 Henry lone, do.
14 - D. Grabill, clothing,
11 D. 11.11wilor, do.
14 tanffint, Ana,
14 Wei Snell, clothing.'.
12 Robt. liarretson, hardware, --
11 1.. D. Kieffer, clothing. •
14 Wontlerly & lire. stoves, ..
14 D.llohnus, ohnes,
14 John Harlan. markoling, •
14 11. D lison & Son, sloven,
- .
Upper/A/ten.
14 l'ater Gingrich. marketing,
14 Mr. Shdver, dry KOOdtl.
14 N. Iletterlek, marketing, t
13 11. :Wok. dry lamb. '
18 11. bongnackor, prekluea,. .
Lower
14 Nod & Quigley, dry goods, .
14 Thom W Il.t, do.
14.11. Wise, de.
14 May, Matto
14 A. Droner,
14 Wth, Lloyd, drugs, •
• New Cumberland.
•
Id 11; P. 'umber,
14 J. 11. Church, de,
18 th Martin d Sens, do, ,
13 Chita. °pier, do.
14 J. O. Miller. dry goods;
11 Jams a Honer, lumber, -
id AV, Ponied , • do. • • •
' ' . - Nag Penni6nrouph. ..:
.
14 D. Donlitwor, drigoods,.. - V 00
14 J. Itlctomolol4 grocery t 00
1.1 Maw., prodaea, i. ". - , VOO
14 .1, Itatinlognr, grocer; .7 00
14 W,.o.llauko, do. . .' . . 00
14 J. I,ooooder, do. . 700
10 0. IL Potter 01 tSOn, produeb, - • lo 00
14 Karr & Flunuool, lumber, ' . 12 60
14 lh .1. Ittywkro. do , - t 00
14-11 rat, 1nr,110.3% Co.' 00. - _____,___,,,,k,. /4 „.____.foo
1411 W. Mar. dry 20000 1 - . • • .no
14 Warmly d Xitivi, lumb e r , '' , . , 04
.
' • Ham
pden,'
rt 4toury Rupp, product,'
4 J. Kuli,shocei • • -:
4 di Elinalror drtgOode l .
0-Itupp d,Soili, , -.do, . - , .
AW. Ilk ricku el clue ' •
14'aee. Ky, bey goads, .
le O. A. tl, lierani produee,
ii .1., t), b I), Millet, dry pods, „
11 Oliklatid.traehluivivr ; y. ; t oo
14 khil l Ug g , : ... v .' , ': '.' dm ~, ' . ~.. : : , :,:.-: , : i '. 1 3 :
i
10 J,A J, it, Revak. (Oakville') produce* . . .
is 'l, Klaks, parenting ..; ~,, • ...,..- ..; .-,; :, . '
IV v, &, A I +.llroa. eitilleb. !..., „:,, _.' „:, ,: ~ ~, 00
/kJ! M , ilkVkail Arviikellili ';';'" .z -'. : ' ';', 100
n .' 1,,,,, , , Iftlot P.efittittprou;yk:', - .., -. : .
iiititz,Clt4Jltitt , litutirlietitti, . 1 :; : . ;: Oe
_.. .
1000
10-00
lop bo
_ -7--00
• 700
20 00
700
7 00
7 00
• 7 00
10 00
7 00
15 00
; 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 On
10 00
2000
700
7 00
7 00
700
15 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Frank/ord.
Dickinson
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
]OOO
7 00
10 00
=
10 00
110 00
7 00
7 00
70,00
00 00
7 00
7 00
1000
7 oo
10 00
7 00
22 &o
710
12 no
7 oo
1500
10 no
12 60
7 00
15 00
w 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
1 . 60
7. 00
• 00
7 00
7 00
22 00
7 00
T
12 50.,
7 00
7 0 0
7 0
T 00
7 00
100
7 00
7 oo
loon
lo oo
00
700
7 - 00
00
• V 00
I'oo
'l2 20
400
10'00
TO 00
T 00
16 00
10 00
S 0 00
1 °°
tg 8 00 0
11-0 u
Ism
V 4
.. .
14. E. Janes, dry.goods, •
13 Saul*. Bro.,produce • • ' • 10 00
.14'3.13,•DivIdeon;:dririca;14: , ...• ' ._ '_:_:.'...i.':.__7•130
/0/ „.••••"`'
13 3.•W00d & Co.- •• do. • . .-' 10 00
14 W.l3lahop, marketing, - . 7 00
.13 Townsend & Co, produre, - ' .. .. - IQ 00
. 13 Woodward & Schmidt. do. ' . . 'lO 00
•
' , Southampton •• • •
14'0:Clever, dry gOoda, ••• ' • •• • ' '• 700
7.1 44. r. Baugh mein e do. " .
14 &both, Sant h Co. do.. 700
14 D. & Clevori. do. . 700
13 Posnaught &Lewis, produce,. - 10 00
14 IL Myersoutaketlug • 7 00
• ' • • • ' 4, 00
•
•Ilopeweld. ,• •
14,11oovai k • • 700
'l4 Calvin fileCkat, do. , , • 00
101li i3 oe t Va li k e a7 - •an i d h Artitt•rd ' r; gond ' a, -'.• , • 10 0 0 3
13 J. Strlria, • do. .` - • • 10 00
- South
13A. sada,
13 Mullin and Alesandar, do.. 10 00
12 A.M. Ladish;" . ' ..7 do; 12150
sod 1/. Claufluan,do. , . 10 00
Tin
14.1loory.9nydor, dry 'goods,
14 Lowlo Zitoor, ,do
Tanners
. ~
14 J. Noss, Silver Spring, .. • . 7 00
14 R. Common, ' do. . ' 700
'l4 H. Babble', do. ... ' • 700
14 J. Cleodenln, do. • - - •
• 700
14 11: Miley, ' . Ho; . ' 7OO
14 Isaae.Koons, Newton, '‘ ' : • 7CO
14 ti, Shlsler, N: Middleton; • : , 7:00
- 14 Bryson andlrvine, Upper Allen, . 7 00
1418. Urahnui, West renneboro' ~ 7 00
14 It. Ireine, Jr., Carlisle, . • 7 00
14 A. IL Blidr, • do., . ' 700
' 14 DI, Munich, do. ' . 700
14 M. Kennady,'Frankford, .'• - - 700
'l4 W Waggoner. Dickinson, • .- ~ • 700
14 A...Foramen, West Penneboro'
14 J. Cooties., Bhippensburg, - 7 00
14 W. 51" Clean. do - ' 7 . 00
:14 A. Bricker, Newton, : . 700
' 14.1. Miller, • , do.- . ' • ' , 700
14. ilani. liesehore, tiopewaff,_ . • . ' 7 00 - 14 F. and ki.llkinah - nrt,',do. - • • 7 . 00
14 W. W. Fraser, ' do. . . 7 00
14 0. Kosht, Frankforff, -, • . - ' 7 00
14'8. Davidson, Murrill°, • ' 7 00
14 John Waggoner; do; .
' " —• • 'Millers-. •- -
14 - J Whittler, Lower Allen, : ' . . 700
13 C. Eberly, do. ' 10 00
14 Martin Caurman. do. , • ' . 7 00
14 Jogeph Bucher, do. ' 700
14 Nebinger a'Co. Odo. " , •7 00
14 Abi k Duna. W. Peunsborp" . - • 700
14 Diller * drelder, do. .7 00
14 M. Jannis, ' .7 00
14 Clues. Frehn„ ' __ do. , ' .7 00
14 Yeneel * House], 8. Middleton, • 7.00
14 POter OMmau,.. do. , 700
.14 Miner* Shaeffer, do. , _ 7 00.
14 J. Comer, jr., MppotAilen,, . . , 700
14 P.F.eigier, K. Middleton. •. 7 00
11 Miller*. ffJeffill• 51 ethaciaburfh.„ ?"------ 15.00 •
13 Henry Darras, Dickinson, . 10 00
14 S. AO. Brandt, Monroe, . 7 00.
12 U. 11;Vogiesong, do. . ' . ' 12 50
14 Benj. Oivieri. do.
14 J, Willlems, - do. •7 00
14 0. W. Leldich, do. . • 700
14 It. Noble, Carlisle, 7 00
14 8, Mich, Dist Pannebomtigh, '7 00
-14-D.-Whaler,-West l'enusborpugh, =--------7-00
14 1. *H. Rupp, Hampden, • . . 7 00
14 J. Caldwell, Shippensburg, • 7 00;
14 Henry Manning, Silver Spring, 7 00
13 0. 11. Bucher, do. ... 10 00 .
11 S. /1; Bryson, do.
12 Ilmideroon* Son. North Middleton,, _, , "1i 50 .
1.4 Gosh 41fortdirl1h, - - 7-o0
Tho. Blair, ' do: • -. • . 7,,
14 Romp. Hopewell, - -
14 W:irritier; do. , 7
14 A. Solvers, Mtvrton,
14 111 r. Keller, do.
14 Mr. Irvin, do.
14 Mr. Piper, West Pennaborough,
14,Mr. Laughlin ' do. '
14 John Eekert,Newton,
14 George Clever, Southampton,
14 &it. Qyater, Dlekineon,
• ' t . Oyeter liouses.
8 Emanuel Lnumath Mechanicsburg,• . 6
- 8 Thomas itippey, Shippensburg, • 5
8 James Mackey, , do. . 5
8 Chap. ilentherger, Newton township, 5
!A _Brownewell & Miller. Sliver Spring, • 5
8 Mr. lioggort, Lower'Allen, . - - • 5
8 Heorge Soland, Carlisle, . .
- 8 -Mrs Low, do. _ ! - - 5
8 Mr. Blake, - do. . . . 5
A W. Villlame, do. 5
8 Henry Cetera, • do. - . 6
8 Jos. Ebright, 'do. 6
8 Jacob Stratton, do. 5
8 Mrs. Miller, , do. . • . , 5
8 John Meloy, Mechanicsburg, . • . 5
8 Henry Irvine, do. a
5 Eberly & Fought, do: , , - 6
8 Samuel Annan, do., 0
7 B.John Nicholson, Newvilia, . • - 5
-8 lamb litetsel, do.
• .
Dish ers.. •
Ilenderaoh & Son. North Pliddieton, ' *25
-Myers & Hanson, Sliver Spring, „ . 25
Ahl a-Fustninger,-Newton, • - 25
P. A. Ahl s Ilro. „ du. - 25
Wm.liarnits,Ca - disio,, • _ 25
, -
It. Quigley, Hopewell. - • • . 26 •
A. nosier a Son, South Nlidilleton, , 25
Samuel Gelksinger, - North - dliddloton, • .23
lieltshonver,e Som-Mbnroe,.
J. Fockler4arliale, - • 25 00
D. U. Voglesong, Monroe, • - 26 00
Ten l'in Alleys and Billiard Tables.
-David Lorig...tlechan,lcsburg, .
Wen. Williams; Carlisle, . 30
Mr: Blake, du. •
.. 30
George Folaud, do. ' 'v• . 30
CONOCRLAND COUNTY, se. • - 4
I hereby certify that the above Is a correct list Of the
dealers In merchandise, millers - , lumberman, tanners,
ovstel•men, dc., returned by the Appraiser. Notice Is
giVen tii all persons to lift their licenses immediately,
and all who neglect to do so will b. returned for selling
wlthout,license. M. IIItICKER, •
Slay 4, 1869. County Treasurer
f - lUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE
31soliANicenuna, PA.
A. P. MULLIN, A. D., PRINCIPAL, and teacher of
Mathematics and - Modern Languages,
THOMAS S. REESE, - A. 8., Assistant Principal end
teacher of Ancient Languages and Higher English.
L. M. HAVERSTICK, Assistant In the English De
partment.
This Institution having passed into new hands, will,
be reopened sea Male School only, on Thursday, the fid
day of September next. It is the design of the present
proprietors to 'make it a strictly Orst•class. Boarding .
School, for training and fitting boys and young men
either for college or business. An efficientcorps of in
structors has been organised, whose personal Interests
are ide • ntilied with the success of the Institution„and—
who Will spare no paled to make It worthy of the confi
dence and patronage of the public. ' The Ilulldings of
thu Institute are ample, and well arrayed for the am
commodatiou of about ninety hoarders, aVid all students
from abroad are expected to board with the teachers.—
They' will thus enjoy the benefit of constant Instruction
and supervision.
Mechanicsburg is situated In the centre of the beau
tiful Cumberland Valley, nine milei from Harrisburg,
and is easy Of aecess by Railroad from ,Philadelphla,llal.
timere, &c, No location could be more eligible for ac• -
case—none more healthy or attractive for such a school.
. . .
Pupils loon Wanhington. iteltimore, Philadelphia and
intermediate pante, taking , the morning train, will
tench Merimuicsburg.ti, 2 n Mock, P. M. An It In the
determiuntiOn of the rincipal and his Amletente to
place the Inetitute one permanent and 'aerated basis,
with every applidation requisite for superior success,
they appeal wlth.coplidonce to all Who have , sons toed.'
mate.
The neholastic year will be divided kite two Keystone
of twenty two weeke each, the 'lna beginning on the
Hat Thursday of September, npd ending on the first
of N•hritary t the leveed eession beginning.
on tile Ilred Thursday of February, and ending on the
Bret Wednesday of July
• - TRIM'S.. :
Board, Washlilg, Tuition, ltootnnturnlshod,
and Furl par Seaton, - - •' • $Bl 00
Day ittolarn vrill.be roctdved at_ $10,,512, and sls, ac
cording to their infirm) COMM t.
'No extra cbergee Ibr anelenband modern- languagea -
or vocal mate..
• Terme par cession payable half In advance. Poi fur
ther lelbrmatlon apply to dtulllu It Reese. Prordotoro,,
Mochaulcaburg. Pa.
Apr. 6,1860. '
SOMETHING Nl6llllll
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
.
•
AND
SEED STORE.
.
D. STRICKLIIR A BROTHS%
itereDiet opened, Iti the room formerly occOpltd by
Shryeels, Tatter A Smith, 'Lug's new !Angling, Main
street, two doors east brew market bou•e, a large no.
hortfithnt of 7.0 RIOULTURAb I.MYLIIMBNTS and ,
Whom, which they are prepared to sell oil the most
reasonable tortes.
The stalk eithreiom PLOWS, 011t,TIYATOI • HAM'
IlOWs, HAY, STRAW AND vooDElt currstts,
EXAPEtts, MomutS. DRILLS, ottAtnats,
licorTttms, CORN StlittlEES, YORKS,
SHOVRIS,HORS, nAttne.vntlNt&to
KNIVES, WIHITSTONES for Mow- •
' era, and every otherartlele, tub '
' • emery forAfOl Dee.
They also Intend keeping In additlite a full !MOPS
ttonl WIUMI end WILLOW WAIIN, Including
Spain's natant Churn, Omuta, Ilrushee,
ere,."Prints, Ladles, "Mutter tube,
Howls, &e.
Also, tenth:Gorden and flower geode i Seed Dotattia,
grebe heel rarinllee. They Aril eenstently makleg ad.
dittoes to their stork, and will use every , Gamlen to
finitely the wants of ttie ageleultutal totumunlty.
They have ales the egetloy Mr EVANS & WAT 501143
SALAAIANDNIA BALMS '
• Orders left Re Ibe dere for fruit and ornamentai,
Tafel Vlawete and, AOMourn, • w 111• be 'Minded 'la
pronitly„ al, D. dTittAttAn, 111
'---Anrll,akialio;4l
VrAltit • tA,GH 0 111 DI
A" NI4IV BOOK BY I
ALL
'.., -• wiuslAn Tutipso, m, a : - •
i:. ,4% RH •
Vilirtztj ti t i v i ab ea tiT u tiligl iP' 1 ' 4 7
„‘ ti:.,, .712. dajd to opt% Malutlit and V li;
g. 3 ,4 , ~4 ,
~ fiDniqg lee and MINIM of art so
,v,,., iii Ise ,le m an AtertOWN 10P , 1114
" rt niint Pri 00110111!* • ila
qllll3. od poo eor I 'ammo ado'
k
4... 10 I/111114d l t iti l e I V'', .1, 1 1 4 1 "7„ 1111 ~,6
to ap and wolan In um mad met this book! -. Ita a fk4
pf vivito, an, Il leaf oata atorata mat /ivory nay o
t i l l 'ogia l in t trf i li ll iir mir4 " ilreV
14 ' 11°4” a wer
4 °
; T d
Road fi r a iopy ( anoloalatt AB coals) W . '. .
Alt, W 24 ' YO) Na . le orituda ninon,
• UNO
PlithAnnetttA,, ".
• Apr. 1 / 4 1e01 1 ..4 , • '
,LP , •
Molarde Melee Redtteckl $2 p e r 100 lb:
, - The attention of Country'llferehanis .pd the pub]
genentlly Is Invited to ii latgn assortment of
0170108 - CANArtg; '
• • .
. .
minyhtetnred of Win best inaterlal and warranted
contain no polemn In their colors, which will be so
Wholesale or Retail at low rates at the old stand of
- mow It pici n.,-
NORTII IlAzqovEß Siam, CAnipcs, PA.,
A fon doors North of the Cirlinle Deposit Dank
-.. Just rocolv , o a kirge assortment of
'o" the latest. Importations, nousiatlng of • '
• Raisins, ' • Prunes ,
Figs, . • , • Dotes,
Ranannas, ' - Pine Apples,
. Almonds, _ Filberts,
• Cream Nuts, • r - 'Voss& Nuts, &c., • •
all of which wilplim sold at low rates.. Also, a Jarge'l ,
eortment of .
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
of every variety. - Aleo, alethe belt Drandeof
„. SEGADS AND- TOBACCOr'
' H of American and Gernian 'manufacture.
The subscriber returns thimics for the libemi . patro , •
ego bestowed on him by the ;While. and solicits a cot t
tinuance of their favors. Remember the Old Stand of,
• P. MONTER,
North It:mover Rtreet.
O&Mie . , lane 10, 14.
T HIRST OPENING the SEASON
_I: NEW GOODS! NEWGOODSI • "
LLIDICH &'B4WYEIi,
•-
' (At their\New Stord, 4aat Main etreet;)
Have just recePfed from New York and'Phiindelphia tl
moit complete and varied assortment of DRY, 0001•
ever offered In Carlisle. Embracing everything that
new and rare fn style and teiture, ouch an PANCI
911.1{5, In all the varlet"c colora,,barrod;sttiped, diem
and bayadore. Plain, striped and. bayndare, black SIM
Foulardo of new design., barge and lawn mites of th
latest Petrie .tyles, satin otripcd do etiovre cloth
Fionelfebaillo "Maierican - delaltio, Organdy lawns, dar
and light grounds find beautiful designs.. Travellin
dresk goods of the newest mains Aloe, a full stock
Mourning dress goods, to which we finite psrticuln
attention.
- . .
SHAWLS, SHAWLS siimfis. '
Thip,rftrt °tour stook is' nun artily cotrqileio conch:
log of Crape, Silk, Stella, in al the variety of shad,
and qualities. Mourning Shaw I, lace and silk from tl:
celebrated etnporidm of Drod:e & Quinine, New York:
Sun Umbrelbul, Showerete and Parasols of the newer
styles. WRITE GOODS OF ALI, KINDS, Embrolderi,
In full setts, Collars, Shuves. worked bands, flouncing
edgings an d inserting. We give great care to th:
branch of:our trade, and ladies will On& a very full as
sortrnent. ':. -
IlOOPF:D, SKIRTS,
of the latest irnprovemetits,akirt .supporters, a new a,
tide. A fl.l line of •Alexander's kid gloves, Imports
and wild by Stewart, New York. Mitto, elevos en'
gauntlets In even , Variety. Also, a largo stock of tL
newest. styles of mono - and - hoy's: spring "cassimeres,
blwek clothe, and caesimoree. 111081181tY of ever) de
cription, in thin department unusual care has.boon
ken to:elect the various kinds" and nixes suitable f.
Ladles, Misses, Boys, and Childrens wear. In fact on
stock embraces everything kept in •Ina (Int . :clam dr.
Foods store:-
, .
linvlng.purchaied fdr cash and made our selection
among the best importing an Jobbing houses in th
cities of New York and Philadelphia, wo are•prepared t
"offer Ouperiof Inducements to'buyere. All we asiala
examination of our stock before purchasing-elsewhert
for which raver We will feel Very grateful.
Apr. ml, 1869. ' & SAWYEIt.
-• • NEW SILOCK.. -
BOOTS, '•• • •
• 8110E8,
HATS,
• .CAPS,
'JOHN IItVINE, having taken the .'stand, on t . l
north rant corner of tho Square, recently occupied by
'll. Keller, would respectfully Inform the citizens
10W11 and country, that he hasj tett returned from Phi
adelphia with a new and desirable assortment of goo,
In .his line, comprising GENTLEMEN'S FINE CAL
DRESS OCEITS,_ KIP DO., LADIES' MORROCO AN
"'DAT • BOOTS; KID SLIPPERS AND LASTING GA
TEES, MISSES.' AND CIIILDIIENS' itoryrs AND GA
TKitS, In great variety, Boyn' and Youth's Boots an
Brogans. Men's and bOyn' '
RATS AND CAPS, •
..•
or every description, and a general assortment of sera
Tho stoat has been selected with great'caritnn
will ho sold at a very small advance on city wholesal
prices. . . •
Don't forgot the cheap . corner, _ opposite-the lie,
aid office. - • .10101_
Disraeli), Apr. 18, 18811. •
COAL! COAL!
lI'MIL 11 URI{ A Y.
• respectfully inform
Mc friends and the pc
girn. - . bile in general, that h
'iereceiving' and wit
— constantly - keep o
"fa k' M. hand,
' . UNDER COVER, •
LYKENS VALLRY4—Broken. Egg and Nut.
LUKE FIDDLER—Brokin, Egg .and Stove.
IVILKESBARRE 7 -Lump and Broken.
TREVORTON &NNEGROVE 2 -Brokin f Egg
Also. beat quality "Lemon." and "Broad•top" Mack
smith's coal, all of which he will soli at reasonable pH
mt. Thankful for the patronage heretofore no liberally
received he asks a continuance of the same. •
Coal Yard. at the old stand, on the railroad, nearly
opposite Mckinnon College. [Ape. 13, 1859.
'VLW STMT.'S OF SPRING AND
_LI SUMMER GOODS opened at aItILLIN'S
on Wept Hain Street, a choke selection of fashimudilti
goods, expressly for gentlemen's wear, consisting
very superior
SIDE BAERED CASSIMERES.
BLACK AND IVIIITE PLAIDS.
BROWN Amy WHITE MIXTURES.
BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURES:
FANCY STRIPES: AND MIXTURES.
SOLID PLAIN'COLORS.
BOYS' STYLES FOR COATS & PANTS.
GENTS' SPRING '&
SUMMER COATINGS.
MARSEILLES AND SILK VESTINGS.
FANCY CLOTHES. EVERY,,DESCRIPTION.
FINE BLACK CITIIS. .
BEST BLACK DOESKINS.
MEDIUM QUALITY BLACK CASIMERES,
•,, 11. MULLIN,
(stleednaor to T. 11. Riles)
Apr. 20, MD
Arrival,
WE take thin method of informing our hien& and
customern generally that we will open on Saturday, n
flue assortment of
SPRING MILLINA! GOODS,
of style.
Ladles are respectfully Writ:ell to call and examine
our stock.
:or Also, two or threo ladles wanted to learn the
busluess. ' MAIM MIXT DUKE,
MARY E. AUUMNIIAUCIII.
South treareorner of Hanover and Louther„ eta.
Mar. 16, 1850.
1k
LACKSMITLIS' A L.-I',ooo
3
db
Bushels of Bituminous Coal, from the celebrate/
.outon" Sillies, reeelving and for sale by
Sueusl 6, 1867. , k ., W. ii. MURRAY..
* - .
'I_IOIINETS,RII3IIONS & FLOWERS.
1 . / Joel received from New Ynrk and Philadelphia; a
largo lot of now alylo-BONNNTA, FLATS, and 1100DS„
Alki, - a loriepluTeldliMilt of elogadt . ItlbbontiiiildTitilv.
ere. Bonnets for 12% et the cheap storo of
April 20, 1869. CHAS. °alloy.
NOTICE. —Letters testamentary on
the will or Geo. W. 'lnner; deed., bete boob
gnthted In due Sum or law, to Mrs. Ellsa Muer, the
executrix therein named., All persona haring elaime
will present 7 them' tbr - eettlement, -- and - persons
indebted will make payment immediately. Henry: .4.
Sturgeon will attend for me to any businews.of the es.
tats. - ibIZA lIITNNit, Executrix,
Carlisle Apr, 18 , 1510—at
•
E 0 A Y'A B. U
-10
0110 WOES RED OP CARLISLE.
hu subiturlber would respectiolly moll the tl ttontlati
of Linteburnere and the citizens of Carlisle, and the
surrounding countrygenerally, to hie NEW •COAI.
YARD, attached to tile Ware BOWEL on Went:Nigh et;
where he Will hoop conetaally on hand a large supply ,
cf the beet quality of COAL, to wit t
Lykentr Velloy, Luke Fiddler, Pine Orel% Rod Trevor.
ton, Broken, Bgg and Nut Ontl—rocreened and dry coal,
which ho pledgee himself to Son at tbe lancet 'poesible
priccu. Hest quality of Lintaburner's and Illachan4th's
Cool always on hand.
WI. All Order% left at the Ware Woos, or at hie resi
dence In North Canova, street, will ho pronaptly aM
tended to.
Aprlll4, • -a. W. WRNDEIWON,
Paper Hangings I Paper Hangings
won Arlo Inn oun
CHEAP PAVER HANGINGS,
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS,
Asp on_
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS,
FINN GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS,
GI A AZED PAPER HANGINGS,
PINS GLAZED PAPER. HANGINGS,
ANb'AVIO Otlit
MOH GILT PAPER HANGINGS,
IHCHeGtLT PAPER-HANOINGS,-- -
HIGH MT PAPER HANGINGS,
10011 GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
And WINDOW PArtiMl of vlstodetotore: itfe slab to
I Intro' Ina quit , lo / hot tlor lints of raper Hanalei% le
I 'the tarrieet an mom vatilM peaortilletit over OPltiffil In
e t irusto r eod I p t kyri es Wiltiitatpleup that wlll null'
I " o . ll , t .' 4 ' l,t '' ' ''''Ter,tt ir l It"t?';:i1 . 1 •'
~ . RHO Illt, 1 r 6 Op
rhers. Ott toiler firth! tot at all 'time s t ?road
, 'slut& tlitmtalth, Ita.tur Me .beel quality and at the
otleot plum__ , r , .. , ~.. ~ . tepr,thtlee, • '
• rierti l fr - R 0Na7.44 0 l7oti . l7 — va.
hM1, " (11 ' 1111r701 " , " d ' olilZeic t'it,lfigit'
if
doo doo r O Nit,toilitauotorloar 'Wttig la Dot A tin
tosoattlp. .h one, ottplitod to tho ve t o lp, WL nw,:ho:
'irptgaitll:l4ll:". ".":"DlVtillo Vfit"''
4lph gt 340 A-01, ' ''- - ~, ~ . Mita ottak
Irr,ihnOMlN nomyl!mrpt!il.,
OR CHRISTMAS.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS (
••
,
FANCY(#9,ODS, BOOKS,
.S. IV. ILAVERSTICK hets'jteet received tenni the city ' •
and is nuir epee:ling atiPlendiddleplay ofFANCY GOODS, -
seeitable Seethe apptOaching Roliday_lemein, jo_whieh_
ho deleftlx •to taij ihreiffintion of Ids friends and the.
fiublic..• Ills assaftment in thief sine cannot beeurpassed
In novelty find elegance, and troth in quality and price
of the artielek, Cannot fail tophlase .t•OXsers. It would
be impossible te enumerate his .. • • •
' r IRMIDAY.EANOT GOODS, ,
which ComPrieuettrify yeirfety of Denoieliticie of the most
exquisite finish' ellefe as. • • -
Papier Mache Gouda. •
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands anktive, •
Fancy IVory; pearl and 4WD eiltd Wes, - • • •
Ladles' Fancy Baskets,-
-
-_,Fancy Work Boxes, with editing Instruments, • •
• Part - ilonnalmcntevery_yer
7- 7 4.101d - ioenn and - penclis, Fancy par
• Pipeteries, and a large variety Or /Midi Miry deafen- •
crfi — t• • - -
))Lotto s eals andwafers, Silk and befall tentacle, . • •
, Ladles' riding Whips,. elegantly tinifitild, twee
cutler.), ~.. . .
Perfume - baskets And begs,. •
Drunhoe of every kind forthe toilet, . .•
. Roussel's Perfumes of the various kinds,.
•
'Musical instruments; of 'all kinds and at all pried!,
together with-an innumerable variety of articieselegint,
ly finished andsultablk for holiday presents, to - which •
he invites epeeist attention. • •
'Also, an extensPre and elegant collection of -
• • 110LIDA.Y GIFT BOOKS,
comprising thevarloun Englishand Americans ANNUALS
f0r.1850, richly embelished and illustrated POETICAL.
WORKS; with CIIILDREN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS, for •
children of all,ages, than which nothing. can be more
appropriate or pleasing as holiday gifts. Ills assortment.
,af,School Books and School Stationary Is aim complete,
end comprises everything tilted in' College 'and the
Scheele. tile ale* desires to ' call the-partlcidar atom.
lon'of'Familles to his elegant aelsortment , of '
LAMPS, de., •
from_ the extensive establishments - of Cordelins, Arobes
and others of Philadelphia,' comprising every style of
Parlor,-Cbamber and study Lamps; for burning either
lard, Sperm Sr Elhoifal oil; also bYOTT'Eccelebrated
KerOsene or Coal Oil Lamps, togetherwithPlieveteriquee, •
Fancy Screens, Ac. -.Hie assortment in this line is utii
eqnaled in the borough: . Ake.
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY,— NUTS--: PER.
SERVED FRUITS, MIN' ND-MEAT, PICKLES, Am, . •
Irr every variety and at all prices, all of whlch'etreepurd
and fresh such go can be confidently recommended to
hisTriends and-the little folks. stock - embraces
everything In the line of Fancy Goode, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are es- •
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Apr,„2o,
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THE MOSTEXTRAORDIEAEY 1300 K OF THE AOE
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