Jietu itOuertiviltatt.:
. .
.4,.. t
T p(3l-IbiAtsl'S' NEwTHOTOGRAPII
. AND,
vqs: . - -1.-4
AIIIBROT.YPE GALLERY. 1 ' •
-
' . ' • ' -
0. L LOCIL MAN; from rblladolphla, takeepleseurt to
- . • ' Invite Clio ladles and gentleoien of Carllelo and 'dein!.
Cy, toads - mimics over Mr. C. Inhofe timely Solo,
. Where be bilifdparod to make Ainbeetypeso rhot,Co
• ;creole, plain, in water colors and Jeuitlle; Life ohs
. - - Photograpbe In oil; tvorytypes, de...lii n superlon.din.
_ nor. Ahibrotypee or lleguerreotypee of deceeeo per
' sone enler,led to any, eleuqup to life sloe in oll,•equel to,
- -these'nuide from lire, . . .
~
' PIMA° call whetheryou desire pictures pr not,.
' . " • Caillelo, dune 8, i860.4t* •
AIA Stilt Y. , D • **IT TT ON, ,
111 ipailto., Ho., .34.5 Q: Ann:
Manufooturors of
yC ,
,
.
INTS4ND COLONS; OI
.Te.,
,ALMR. 4 I.tAD Z
• Important brifogllsh;Yrenclrand German - Artists'
, colors In oil and water, Wltufor & Newton's
tubc-•ritid Take - colors, Ordain's ilLithutriatleAl and
. • pars, Stereoscopes. Stereoscopic Vows, &c.
,„ The -partioular_attentlon.of-,Palntere,..Deeleis-And
---,--- ottfore, , lo-eallod , tothoalowpatentmethott.of putting-up
,• - Lead Anil - Zinc Points In motalic Cmm;nfwhlch 3lnsury
& Wtlit in aro the ooln proprietors. "
.
These Cans aro Intended by,the gmnitgrto obylatie
the dlNeulty herotoforu exhitifig,itiputtlng up of Lend
And Zinc 'ln' email' kegs. All' 'cm:smilers of point err
weir° that the ioo on btad'And Zinc put op In' small
• Noirden fickngen, in ,from tient° ten per cold., And. In
•• Many cits.Vi muchrutore, owing to the absorption of the
oil, and the Zonsefitionl hordoulug.ol the paint Against
the woodtif tiny 'nothing of thu additionel labor ra•
- inived , to mix paint ready fir use, nfier - ,lt .has become
• hard In - the - keg., The loos of the - keif-too. Is a considu--
ratiOn which' should not bu Mot Flaht of. The patont
• Coo na'nutynbilates Waif difliculfles. but in addition
• theretif furnished the committer wit! , n ',trona And POII•
vdnlentpalnC'pot, dart of width to use the point. which
• . lArtlono worth more than' the difference of cost butwuen
• . Chileans And kegs. •
Thu. Cans aru peckiteirr saw timid. in strong cases or
• boxes. which r intain gin lbs meta. that to 8 14 lb. Cairo,
or 4.50 - 11 b Caps. nod they may ho Aohily shipped by roil
road or iitlviwise to any port of the United States.
Circulars, mitoliting cuts 'with full ilescriptlrnb. Font
mail on Ai lication. •-• Latino I, 1859,
"F
A R S
0.11 3'
WIIITEN..I6IC'S NEW .IFat.EY
REAPER.& MOWER.
.•
. .
, • We respectfully call the attention of ,FOrimers to this
justly celebrated, achine. it bus been in use the last
sheen yens,ond wherever introduced has become a
. eorite nanchitte. Some monnufacturers and agents head
their circulars with Syracuse first oremlunn machline.nH
We (lid not !Attend that Wel, but hove taken, first pre
mittom Over both of them in a number of trials sill.
. I hat time. We might boast numerous first premium',
over all the ,meat popular 1114Cilirlf`A now in use. but
what are large starles worth to forme;sl We sell our
omen( nes upon. their real merits, and ask formers to ex
cainlim them before-purchasing. -We-wan:nit our_rno-_
chines to work well ()oth in grass or grain,light or hese) ,
noodling or fallen„ nest or dry.
Au-exldbltlodwoi take place at an early day, duo
notice of which vall be given, sold exhibition to take
place InenrCinrlbile. Also; An exhibition of the Millie
kind of machine. near_ lechanlcSburg. Where we re.
aped folly invite formers and ell others to attend and
examine far. thentselves. Machines May be seen by
rolling on thebillowing noined.gentlemon who are
agents for the sale of sold machines.
JOAN PLANIC. or STRICKLER it - . BRO.; Carlisle,
JOBS, 0 aItItETSON CO., Merbonicsbtirg.
• smrpEti g KNETLET, Nee/dine. ,
SMITH Ar. CO:, Shippensburg. •
- THOS.- S.- .W I I TENACK,
It EESE,...."OOLILD Si' SAVE, I.!roprinors.
',Tonal, 1859.
FOR ONE DAT!
• STAND , DOWN . •THE HALL ! !
mAKE ROOM FOR TILE ' •
LONGEST TRAIN OF ARABIAN HORSES EVER
DRIVEN IN AMERICA!
YANKEE ROBINSON'S '
DOUBLE
.olloM,
=I
. THEATItiII
_The only eStalillitunoni. Alus.ktlitLiti_theAtultl
Over 150 men and horses are employol with this main
moth concern. •
SIX LADY hIRFORSIIMS
, .
- AND FIVE .
CLOWNS!
. i
/itD - The spacious Pavillon, erected on an entirely
new plan, will accommodate . ..
Near 3,000 Perrone!
No that the visitor rim hero a fair .vlow . of the Stage
nod king l'orforiwini on.
Look Out for the great moral Dram's, entitled
DAYS OF '76:
For particulars, sell pictorial and descriptive
EXIIIIT AT
Carlisle Saturday. June 11.
" • PerturinaliceS afli moon and night. Doors open at
2 and T o'clock, P. M.
ADMITI'ANCE 25 CENTS. No balfprice.
;NY REMEMBER 'V* •
The day and dace. so you do not confound any other
concern with this Mammoth e:stablishotent. •
"wArr FOR TIIE WAOONV ,
Drama:at night only.
Juno I. 1859-2 t.
COURT- PROCLAMATION.—
- wli.e. 1.114 i Hon. J.VItES If. Gila 11AM, 1.11111.
dent Jud Ale of the several Courts of Common Nene nit
the counties of Cumberland. Perri hid Juniata. and
justice of the several Courts of Oyer atiefterminer a n d
thmeral Jail Delivery In said counties, anti lion. Sot
Vet WOODHURN and lion. M. Commis, Judires of the
Court of Over and Terminer nod Dotterel Jail Delivery
for the trial of ell capital and other offenders, In the
said county of Cumberland. by their precepts to um dl
rooted, dated tint 11th of April, ISA have ordered the
Court of Dyer and Terminer and lienelml Jail Delivery
to ho holden at ,CARLISLE, on tho 4th MONDAY VII
August, 1150, (being the 22nd thy,) at 10 o'clock In the
•
- forenoon, to continue two WOOIIK.
,10.17101 l 18 ItEREBY 01V tolihe Coroner, Jun
tires of the Petro and ConntabTes of the sold county of
Cuttibrilittal, that they 'ire by (ho told pre , o.pt tom•
otanded to be than and there In their proper pecans,
with their rolls, records, inquisition s, eatunia
rend all other retnembrancon. to du thole, thi..4s which
to thole officer appertain to ho done, and all those that
are bound by recogolntores, to' , proneruto agalost the
prlsonors that aro or then shall' Ito In the jail of said
enmity, are to be thorn to piosecutn'thent as shall be
Just.
110117. McCAIITNEY, Shpri(f.
SqEntry's QtriCEl
Carllslo, June 1, 1859.
tI TORN WYETII, Esp.,
letuisa_Douglatts. Mary Mr-
Framds Wyeth,
Charles k Wyeth. Louls
Wyeth. Douglass Wyeth,
doh ndlondel, Gee. Bendel,
Bernard Bendel, Samuel
Model, Elisabeth S. MIL
Sarah Elliott, William
Watcher. Joseph Watcher,
Hannah Watcher, Rebecca
Watcher. George Watcher,
Iyot. Kline. ,Geo. Weaver,
Charles Weaver, James Ca
rothers, Rebecca Carothers,
Elizabeth Carothers, and
Louisa Carothers. •
Writ De Partitione Paden
' de.
in the Common Pleas of
Cumberland' County. '
The detendantawllltece
thin writ of partition on th,
an i bet on Pomfret Strout
by Pomfret Mont, West by
Church Alley,'and haat by
the nth day of Jelly, 1859. of
• .' ROM
Sheriff 's Oflice,'Caritelo,"l •
• Juno I, 113159:•-6w
notice that I will execute
o preteleas, to nit A Rouse
I Carlisle. bounded moth
!Idyl.' Sterrett. north ho
leo. !Nodal, on gATUIWAY
t SI o'clock, A. U
' McCARTNEY, Sheriff. -
J. J. BENDER, M. D.;
• liomompathle Physician,
. •
SUCCHSSOR TO DR. J.' K. KNUTH, twilit;
per
madly locatetln Carlisle ' (dere pro fessionel, ser
vices to the.. citizens of, the town and in the
practice of .the branchus of his' profession.—
Office In South ":Reimer Street.- formerly occupied by
Dr. Smith, where he may be consulted at when
not professionally engaged.
Jung 1,1869-6 m
N. B.—Allow me tO . Ditrodure my frlerii. Dr. I..):
Dander, a graduate of the' liomrcepathle College of Pa..
In Philadelphia, and a• man of Acknhwledged medics
skill.. He will sucated Dr. J. K. Einith In my strap, as
I cannot disengagn myself from my present situatlon.
• DR. M. PitIESE,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
June 1,1850-2 t
p- H•IL A D' b. P 'II I A
ANDatnADING •
• R 'A OAp
SUSOI,EIt AIittAMMIENT,
"APR I L 18, 180. • •
Two passenger trains leave Harrisburg dilly,
dare excepted,) at. 8,00 A. At, and 2.45 P. Ala for Phila.
delpida, arriving there at 12.50 n o on and
Returning, 'nava. Philadelphia at 1.30 A. AL, and 3.30
.
31.; arriving stlfairishurg at 12.40 noon and 3.26 P..
, •
Foam:. To Philadelphia, Alli:ViCare. $3.25;
„.same.trall4,l2lo.,. • ~
Pareeto Reading. $l.OO and VA. -
, At 'Reading. connect with trains Ibr Pottsville, Idluert
Title, Tamaqua,
,CatwetianitY
Four trains leave tenting for Philadelphia daily, at
05 A. 'AI MR A. Ai., 12,30 noon cud 6.00 P. AI, •
' Leave Philadelphia' ibilteAding`dt 7.30'A. R.; 1.33 P.
F AL. mid 4:45.P ~AL y,
; Tares from Reading to Philadelphle4l.7s and VAIL
The morning train 13oiu liarrialniwomneetit at.
. Reading with up train for, .11:11keelnitrri,PittskiivIrifil
Ynr through tlckoteand o%berlnformatioti apply to
, . "! J. J. CIAN)Y., ,
Stay 11., 79. - chropriterait.
0,,P I N m - t i t u ? i P y S I.I , M•MR
111R5.43. A. liurroN,
. ,
•
. . .
Will mien ori Friday , May 27th; a largo sofTsplepdid va
duty of fonoy,Noapolittin r Crtipe; !Elk Amyl Etre*
....
...
0 - '
'•, • - - , o p Di..N El'9 -,
•' . .
T oftho very latent summer ashion, which foeit7le• eit"
race and bettittki_conu . u surpassed In city or ,coun
. .
. ,
iti o • ''- EiROMER FLATS, ,• ' ,
APAEIT 'HATS IN 'ALL STYLES,
Ribbons,- French Flowers; Bras "Cope, Bead
.wiel="" Press's, bridal wreaths, Mantillas, embroider.
dories, Sc., he. . • ..- ,
. . .
",Thankful for - past favors she respectfully 11.TILOS the
ladies to call and see the largest and most , beautiful an.
sortment Of Bounetweird Allifittery goods Is Carlisle,
which are offered nt smell profit". Store, on. North
Wart Over street a few doors above:Leonard's corner. •
N. 11.—Nopolitan. and fltrii,w Bonnets bleached and
pressed In the heel mariner.' .• . ,
May 25. 1554 .
z-.3t : . • .
"TV - 11 - 7 — B - 11 - IT — IsT
Uri 11 Kr 9:IP .110Le3 E4ll,o___L-,
Which, accordhig to their excellent qualities have been
-acknowledged by the most celebrated 'pliyaciana ad
s . DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY OF--THE• STOSIACH,
„.CARDIALOIA,
Alno, recommended no n'prtip ' hylatlc egeinst .
suStni.R. COMPLAINTS, 'lc.
Thin remedy tit the'same thus has a very agregable
taste. and will be taken as pleasantly Efeblldren as by
women. . . ....
Principal Deptit, N E. ear. sth and''-
' . • Vine Ste, Philadelphia.
. . . .
And sold by all Druggists In Carlisle, and throughout
the Sinful .. ~
May 25, 180,4t* ''''' '
. _ .
viitqwo ic S REWQR KS !
•
• 4th JULY, 1880. .
•
Thesubscrlber IS now receiving from the Fertory a
full and complete Assortment of Fireworks The stock
Is largerdißrilfir‘variety greater than that of any,other
house in the United States, and comprises • .
Candles, 9 ./Zeir
rasdluppera,_l , lo,l & 2. from Ito 15 Bails.
pine wheels, N....172 - 2r3:
Chasers. No. I & 2. Flower Pins, 4 sizes •
Scroll Wheels. . - Triangles, No -- 1 &2.
' Saxon Wheels. Vew - Trlatigles, - 4 sizes.
- 54ii.int Stara.. ": Triangles, colored Suns.
Nines.'4 sines, . Torpedoes.
Caprices, No. I& 2. Rockets, 4 sizes. • •
Chinese Penny Rockets. Double - headers.
Fire" Cracklits,• to make a Chinese
tioniendous report. r Punk, Or .losstlek, -
Pulling Crackers. • &c., &e.
Also, a great variety of Fancy colored Works, for
presto and public exhibitions, from $5O to $5OO, fur
nisbed and warranted to givii Salistiction. All works
carefully packed and forwarded. A pplimatian should be
made as earlyitl the season as possible. '
to • -
.10S EP' h B. DDSS' Eli.
' Principal Fireworks Depot,lls South Wharves,
tilay 1009—St Philadelphia.
A NFAV.AND 111.;AUTIFUL_AATIebE
.
The Oriental Elastic Spring Bed
• (11.0111!iPON'N PATENT.) • .
The attention of boueekeepero to eidled to this new and
• krautiful inventioe:.
The Spring tienering now become an Indleileneabl
article In every house. no:Account of Its acknowledged
suarlorityprer fasilloned•lay,l; ft only_ramains
foln. determinul which of the many kinds.olTer.d for
sale. is the bojt, c•heapest, mold simple In - construction,
most elastic, moat durable, and glees the greatest ease
and comfort. --
• . ,
•
TILE ORIENTAL SPRING
: PXCOhI these qualities. and possesses Alicia not
belonging to—in fact. nol clnlnied by any other Spring
- 13sdinatio: spplled toan.rbedsiend inn few
111111 utes. and Is slso adapted to cradles, cribs, berths in
- stosnibosts. ships. &c. . • .
The loops contain Ingredients which krip It EN.
TIMELY FILM PROM VERMIN. '
Deice .FROIN i. 50 TO $.5.50. - e •
Denlerx supnlletton Mend terms.. Agents wanted.—
Send for a Circular. ULAIEII A . CU.. ProprieVora.
lieneral Depot 285 Canal Street, near Broadway, N.
[n0ty25,'59.1-.3in•
C ISLE AND PHILADELPHIA
4E4 t 7 t4 rgiip ablk
REIGHT 1. I .
FRED, It . ll - O . ltE ED;-:-p•-•
. __ 8/1. At ARKETA SUM, PIM ADELPIIIt“ ' ..
. • _ . .. J. & D. RHOADS;
MAIN ATJIIET, COUMILL,. P.A. •
_
.04"- - Cara of thlalne leavd Dm Repot:811 Market at.,
Daily, at 4 o'clock. I'. MA. .
-, _
Leave Carllalc, Daily: at 7 o'clock. A M.
tiooda Intended for 11110 Lino kbould be marked C. .A
I'. Dolly Freight Una, and mut In by 4 o'clock.
31ny25, 18511. , .
• •READ !•READ ! ! REAECI 1 !
•
‘ , ..ESDNWISIN'S •
•
BALSAM.
le a reillid be — eitelled - forthe-rellefandoure of
those malad es incident to the Summer Season, vra
Manhunt, Dysentery. Cholera or Cholera Morbid:Nom.
'Ling. Acidity Of the Stomach, etc.
Its excellent Carminative powers, pleasant taste and
soothing Influence, rendere it a valuable medicine In
Infantile diseases, peculiar to the second sunnier, Ott
Cholera Infautuni. etc. 11 hks a reinvigorating and
tonic influence on the system, allaying Inflamation
where it -exists to the stomach and bowels—and on
trial will be found indlSpensible to the well being of
every 'family. It will be found as well adapted to
adults as children.--Ttur IT. Prepared only by.
A. ESENWHIN, Dlspensina7ClieMist.
N. W. Cor. Ninth and Poplar sta., Philadelphia.
kßPrice 2L cents per bottle.• Sold by II J. Kieffer,
and S. W. llaverstich, Carlisle: yllller & Son, Jackson
ville; Illegal & !furring. Mechanicsburg, and by drug
gists and storekeepers genemity. [ma3 2.5•&11—1y
jr , A IV, E S R,. Wll AV E S
CABINET
AND
•
CHAIR
MANUFACTDRY,
NORTH HANOVER STRELT. CARLISLE, PA: -- -
Baring been engaged hi the business for over twenty
yearn ho would return thanks to Ills customers add
frit tads, for the liberal emouragetnent extended to him
In yeses enne Fy, and further assures than that no
lilac will bo spared, to giro full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with a roll.
MIA IRS AND FURNITURE,
of every 'deseripti.aat constantly on hand, or mado to
order. Warranted to late" the lest quality, of thn In
mat vtyle, well littisited,`And sofa at the lowest possible
prives Iflr cash.
Ile also continues business as an UNDERTA KER.—
Reedy anode Coffins. Metallic or otherwise. Inept con.
stoutly on hand and funerals promptly attended to
persona* In town or coutatry„nu...,the most reasonable
terms. ---
JAMES It. WEAVER.
May 25, 1/10-Iy.
4 ,, ."ll.—Turdf,propertles situate in Church town. Cumb.
county, are. tiffcred for sale on easy terms. Apply-as
nbeve.•
"in J. U. W.
riIIAGG - ART AND FARR'S
IMPROVED DOUBLE THREADED
Family Sewing Machines.
PRICE FROM 830 toll).
f
These mitchines have been pronounced by all who
have examined thernito be the simplest -double thread.
ed Mechine In use. in performance. they are equal to
any of the high priced Machines._ The stitch is aiming
and elastic, and will neither unravel nor :drag the
goods -when wANhed. They are unquestionably the
CHEAPEST'AND REST FAMILY 3IACIIINE
In the'market, arid are now offered to the citizens of
Carlisle will, nbundant evidence of their superiority'
over all other machines. The public are Invited tone!l
nud'emsmine for themselves at Marlon Hell, where the
Machines aro on exhibition. Hewing Machine silks,
cotton and linen threads of all sizes and colons kept on
hand and for tune. , '
Carlisle, May 20, 4859—1 w •
~1 1 11,E ' INSURANCE. —TUE ALLEN
-1 AND EAST PENNSIIOItO MUTUAI, NIUE IN
SU LANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, Inetypo.
rated by an act of Assembly, Is now fully organiudond
In operation under the management of the following
commissioners, via;
Daniel Dailey, William N. Gorges, Michael Cockilie,
.1. Elchelborger, Christian Stayman, John C. Dun.
Imp, Jacob li. Coover,
.Lewls Myer, O. Eberly, Benja
min 11. Mower, .1. Drandt;' Joseph Wickersham,
A lesandel Cathcart.
The rates of insurance are as low and &Torah'', as any
Company of the kindin the State. Persons wishing to
become members ore invited to snake application to the
agents of the company, who are willing
. t e wait upon
them.at any time.
• '1511:11..0s1116 AS, President.
OLIPISTIAN STAYNIAN. Vice Prealdent. " •
LEWIS 11YElt, Secretary.
MICHAEL COCIELTN, TreasUrer.
3[6ns:tem.—Wm R. Dorgan, L Ryer., Christian Stay
man, M. Cockliu. J r . 0. Dunlap, It. alattin, D. Rally, J.
It.Cuover, Mar. Cathcart, J. Il'ickeraham, J. Ilicheitier.
ger; S.'Eberly; J, Brandt.
AGENTS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. —Job n Ebert:di, Allen .
Henry %oaring, Bhlromanatown; Samuel • Woodburn:
Dickinson; henry Bowman, Cburcbtown a . Urlf ,
ERB, South Middleton • Samuel Ontbam, M. eons.
boro'' Samuel Conner, slochanlcabnut; J. W. Cockllo,
Bhaphordstown• D. lloover, Bhophordatiorn; J 0, Sax
ton, Silver . spring; Di* Unrattglok, 911rer Elating ;
Charles Ball, Carlisle t John IlYer;Carllole.
• YORK COUNTY.—W. B. Pe king. Dnitte: " Peter Mol
Ai
ford, Franklln Jar.rlMth - ,".Warrluaton t' J.' K - Doar.
'dna. Washington; D. Rutter, Newburg:, It: C. Clark,
' -• •
CO.llouxerA Lochmatrilarrlahurgr --
Members of the company having peliciesabout to ex
pire, can have them renewed ny making application.to
any of lho Agent.. , • • •
April 20;1859. 2,'•'
; ( .2" 13 El GROCERIk9I -
AT 8.0. IIUYETT'S
,Aped nod Ilnoksiolnt
Imon, Scale fish ant!- . Whltit F4h,
AL lIUYJtTPB `
At UY Trik•
Codileb, Balt ntutPlekled Herring,
.Cbaose and Crackers can be had
Dried Nrud , Preearyanind Jetllex.
' • 11U.YRAT'S.
Sugar Cured Maraud 11amo, . • •
.. A4IIUYEII°S.
Fuppl'y
011,,19.11itis UM,
• . swiTuro.,( -
,•-• . • .
yramF,; STUD',
•
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling ISlth,,worited Fluor
' • lug and Weatherboarding,. Pint and Rails; and every ar
, tido that belongs to 1-LUdi DER YARD. -
Also; a rimelot of .walnut, cherry and poplar, from
% 1.644 inches in thickncru. littOlng Qua of our own
we mu furnish sawed lumber and - all other kinds at
short notice and on reasonable' tame:- . : •
. We have constantly on band,all kinds of Family Coal
' , which we will deliver clean to any..pait of the borough.
LIKENS VALL •
EY • Broken Egg, Stove an Nut
, LUKE VIDDLEK, .• •
TREVORTON,
-
f.Blookaniiih's Cdat,
always on band Which anY__3l
' Yard Last end of the Ilo ' ro . u . g i ti ll , t o ß ptl i slte i tt E V it as - t4orks.
1950..
S .
cIPRING---ARRIVAt 'OF FRESH
ky, DRUGS. FANCY GOODS, FRUIT,
AND ' CONFECPIONARY. • . • ,
S. W. IIAYERSTICK has jiast received froth the city
and Is fitittopening aspiendid display of FANCYGOODS,
to which he desires to call the attention of Ills friends
' and the public....llls&saortment in this line cannot be
surpassed in novelty and elegalce, and both In quality
and price of the articles, cannot fall to please purchasers.
It would he impossible to enumerate his
FANCY' GOODS, •
which colatirlseevery variety of finacyarticlp of the most
... • _
such as. . •
Papier•Mache Goods.
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and tray&
'Fancy ivory.'pearl and shelf card cases,
Ladles' Fancy Baskets, , •
• 'Fancy 'Work Boxes, with sewing Instruments,
' 'Port Monnales c of every variety,.
Gold penis an 1 penrlle, Pansy paper weighte.
Papeteries, and ■ large va.riety of ladle.' Fancy station.
3lett; gents and frifCßTAillf
LadlieeriAlßsTirliitia, - erigantly•finisheq, Ladies' She
,cutler), - • •
Perfume lcutkets and bags,
— iftrusheirofererrkindlnethatollet. - - -
Roussel's Perfumes of the callow. Made, •
Musical instruments, ,of all Ovid& and at all prices,
together with an innumerable variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to which
he ifivites'special attention. ••
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
cam rising the various English and American Works,
richly embellshed POETICAL WolitKe dm. kr. ,
If. assortment of School Books and School Stationary. Is
also complete. and comprises everything used in Col•
lege and the Schools. lie also desires to 'call the par-
Muter_ attention otFaMilleg t9.6lr..elOgantligBol . llDitit
Of
LAMP 6 p, Ac.;
•
from the extensive establishcnenta of Cornyllus, Archer
and 'others of Philadelphia, comprining &Cory style of
Parlor. Chanaber and study Lampe, for burning.•elther
'Lord. Spero) or 'Etherial oil; also ,DYOTTD Celebrated
Kerooene or Coal Oil Jampv,logether with Flower Yeats
&Teens, Ac. Illvannortment In thin line In un
equaled in the tarotigh. Also, '
FRUITS; such -no Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raising;
_ Nectarines, Prunes, Plne Apples. to. FANCY CONFEC'
TIONARY—NUTS—PRESERVED FRUITS, MIN• ED
NEAT, PICKLES,, Ac.. in every'variety and'at all prl
een. all of which, ere re and fresh such afician
fidently Secornmentled to ids Blonde. Jfln ntockenibraces
everything In the line of Fancy Goods, with many other
_articles useful to housekeepers which the public are'en,
•pecially invited to call and examine.. • ... • , •
lianuember the Old Stand, noarly,opposlte the Bank on .
•' North Hanover street.
Nq_25.&59 _.
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STEAM SAW. MILL.
All kintAs of
lumberdelivereil nt any point aerennlble
at the nhorteot notice. ,
BUILDING TIMBER
WM
OF APL .51Z,E9 AND LENGTHS all' TO (OLDER:
. Ira, , 26, issio—cr . - , •
CU NS GUNS.—Just rebeisied it - large
r,issurtment of - -„.
Double Barrel guns, . ..
Single .• tt .
'
Single and Double Pistols, -
,Resolvers, ' ' . i
- Game Bags. •
. ' . • Powder Flasks, '. -
Shot Pouches, -,
,• Powder. •
, Shot. .
Caps.
'. .
May 25, 1850
E STATE NOTlCE.—Letfers of ad.
1 .
j ministration on the estate °rime, Young. lots of
Monroe township, Cumberland county. hare been teen.
ed by the register of said county to the subscribbr, re•
siding near Carlisle. Those indebted are refit voted to
make Immediate payment. and those having claims to
present them for settlement to ENOCH YOUN'i.
. May U. 1839-13 t Adner.
riloWN LOTS —Three valuable Town
Lots. for sale cheap for cash. For further informs.
tion apply at JOHN P. MINE &
May 18, 11159-2 m North Hanger at.
R Stisr RA DLE 8— —Gregor's
‘_fi Plank's. Miller's. Stialth's and Ilernheiscre make,
on hand and for rode.at the maker's prime, with r. lnrgr
assortment of Scythes, Pork-, hakes. &., at the (lard:
ware Sttrenf • . J. P. LYN): & SUN,
May 18, 1859. North Ilannver st.
1, 4 1 X !U TO le S NOTICE Letters
testamentary under the will of Dr. Jacob Sawyer,
late of the leimugh 0: Catliale, deed, hove beewinsued
from thulteglster's tare of Cumb,lsnd c..unty, to the
euh.cribers. residing in said borough. , All persons In.
debted to the ratuto are - required to make Immediate
payment, and those haring claims to present them (or
settlement 31 ARV SAWYER.
W. C. SAWYER,
Ex're.
8183 , 18,1859-4
WILL BE OPEN on Saturday_ a
complete assortment of Summer Mods, amected
with greet care to meet the .anti of the season and
trade, embracing all kinds of made, Dry Mods in all
their varieties. lace and silk 'Umatilla& Sun Umbrellas ,
Parasols, Lace Mitlr. limped Skirte, 3len'n and Boys;
w.e. In fact everything gulled for the demands of the
buying community. Please call and gee fur yourselves,
at LEIDICII k SAWYEIrS New Store,.
'East Main street.
May IS. 11,459
fl 001) T.HINGS.--Just received by
the elibeerlber. the following:
FRESH TOMATOES, In Cans.
Peaches,_•
‘' • Salmon,
Lobster.,
Pickled Lobsters, Sardine., Oellallet, Sap Sago Cheese,
Plan Apples, Virgin Oil' of AI., for the table, Tonuitoe
!Catsup, Walnut, do., Myeehnioni do:, 'Worcestershire
Sauce, French Olives, do. staffed with Anchovies,—
Pickles, Robins. Dater, Figs. Prunes, Orange. end Lein.
nn., Flue Hams. Dried Beef.Orocerles Queenaware,Flne
Liquor., Fish, all at the lowest cash price...l the cheep
rtc)ro of WM. BENTZ.
May 18, 1859.
•
M-ELODEON.SII
GRAND INDUCEMENTS!.
I would inform she citizens of CuMberland And sue.
rounding counties, that I can and will sell
PRINCE & Colt. IMPROVED MELODEONS,
on terms as reasonable, as any, person dare sell the on.
improves] instruments !lather establishments. '
'the Prince Stelodoons have the rcuttwn.ot being the
best In the World.
The instruments can be seen 1441. F. Eberly'n, Me.
chnnlcsberg, W. D. A. Naugle's. , Carlisle, and at
the residenceof the subscriber, near New Kingston, Pa.
Foe Prince l! advertisement In another column;
For circulars or other information, address
.1. A. lIEAOi .
Near New Kingston, Cutub. co., Pa.
May 180859—Ems
A, TT'S PAT - N•T
P HAY AND GRAIN RAKE.
Thbe flake has taken the Flint Premiums at Nine dlt
ferent exhibitions. The nubile are already aware that
this Rake Is Unrivalled In any market, and is admitted
by every person that has seen It work, (and who has
seen other different machlutm work,) to be the rely beet
t aka now Mint an independent cast steel
tootle with a cleaner attached. The large number sold
the last year, Mid the efforlc of different parties to claim
the right to soil, and others representing theirs t be
the same patent is of itself a moot convincing proof ref
its interiority. Over live hundred have been sold in .
Lancaster county alone. . We have now a full supply on
hold to accommodate othwi . unties. - WI guarantee to
every purchaser an indisputa le right -to' mil the said
rake The following area few persons to whom wit re.
(Ar i l., this County and York, as having purchased and
need the same : •
CUIIIeaILEAD COUNTY-‘,I. 8. Hoover, David Clark, Gob
Akan /k-381/ owa n. Jos . 11 randl, - IL - BrysocccW, - - - 31.-IVatto;-
U. Brandt, .I.l3elistioover, P. F.. Ego, P; Doschbill, Zook
'Shaeffer. C. ilarcsier, L Coffer, Benj. relfer„Thomaa
Holtman'. 4 Trogo t Brother.
Iroaa Covarer-Aacrld &mew, 8. Hoke. Lewin Pressen,
1. Pmesir, Abe Sialth. W. Fiore. Boor. Strickler. Ileory
Strohm, J. A. Wilson, If. C. House ~J: Bloat, P. Menges,
31. Trowel, J. Brandt. • '
War tale by 13. W. MUNDT, 'and.
' STRICHLER'A. Otto..
kmag..gor •• • - 'Caplale;Ticoien,
.W A 11l Sl2l T TAT PRINTS,••
They Are the hest OALICOES yet offered to the pubile
• ter the money. ;• :
: I :
• : .CittbflEit ARMSTRONG .& CO • •
L • NEW — YORK •
••;_4
aprusaciebg-4 0 ' • "4
Al ItUYETTIC
BC=
AS*IIVE*O.
•
.
Oh EA P . C 0.% fi: • A NI); ..-' b1if.3.1 BE It
• - _ .
, S ,ti,
The subseellets hive slowon timid
. 2.80,000 .-SHJNGIX4 '..;
of deferent klndsindNuellti. White ploe, hooka,
,Chestnut sod Osk, ail . of-which they.wlll sell to. the
,lowest figures, Also, alliklods of seasoned
LUMBER,
BOARPS,
MEE
=MI
=
CHURCH & EBERLY
LUMBER YARD,
NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
LUM.B.EIt,
cOnmtantly ou hand
&C., "'"
11. SAXTON'S
BUY
•
VDIVSTOIiE AND NEW' GOODS
Arceireturpion lils .: aetinowleUerh'etato for-,the veiy
llbnraf pritronage.which hes been
. extended to him, the
undersigned would ',m ill aftention . lo 'the hot- that bo
!adjust neopened his extowilve*9rttnata of farnily.:
In hienew store-rood:On the soutiptutet teener' of tile
•pnbile square, where the - public:are Invited to . call and
examine a stock of goods elegance, variety.
and extent. will defy, In part
loaf, lump,' crushed rind browMosuguro; ,
Itlo and roasted Coffee;' Evory.,Vm• ' • ,
ribty and quality of TRA. spices, Tgroutut 6 .•
and ungmund,) Flake's, Sauces, Table‘Oill p t •
Now 'Orleans, Sugerhouse -and _Trinidad a
kfulessesplieXicro .
ups. Cheese,..Maceronl,_FormeollM_spllkpeas,ifiqr,i n y,
Mincemeat, corn Starch, - Extract .o.
Coffee, refined eugur_ai_mificcid_iuten,_washing,andimk,
illirtifida: = Totcieco ofthe most favorite brands, and the .
finest quality of Sugars. , . Also, a, bonutiful Assortment
-of lirflannta -- Ware;eplain - and - g , ld - band -. Chinit - Were,
Glasspiineens, Stoneend- Eartheni - IVaraiTin - groeFili."
tiny, and en elegant let of Iteney.goape, 'extracts, and
pilrfumery for the millet. ,
FRUITS:. incJihildg Penehee.ln • Mtns,--Raieinsi cnth. -
berrien . ,..dry 'apples, citron; almonds, oranges, lemons,'
._msnrss_, • LIQUORS' 'Wholesale and retail,
(tir si li4l emits/icing common and old Itye L Nlble -
hey, Umodlea, dark •ant pale,
I,(V)_ Sherryflort. hladetia, ,C
and Muscat VI lute in raake and .
,
Wee, Scotch Whiskey, irogniad G in, 'and fieheidapi.
Schnapps. •
•
- A Isrge stock ortAMPS, including Dyntre colobrotATl
lettnins din. burning iternsone or coal oil, also . Spann,
Pine, Lard and Coal all, Burning dporm and
Star Candice. - g • • ,
•
' CBDAR-WARE .ANp BROOMS.
Brarhes; hopes, Mopp% Bomps, Door.oiats,..Wititorw
Lonklng.glawo. tine letter . •
end notepOpor,
Were, painted bucket,,, &c.'
• • • • .•
- - Cotlowand:woollerrifoond•kflt rIW - mi; and aful
stock of °fovea, including tko.wel) known .11anovo
Buck kilos•on. ' • -
•
. . ..
'fp short , his stock comprises everything that Is pilled
'Nalll Melillo of business, and no efforts w,lll be spared,
to render /milli, satisfaction tp i tils cuitemers. .
C. INIIOFP.
Carlisle, 0ct."27,\1t58-I.x. ,
...
•
&IP Markethig Of all kludic4ken* In eichange fo
.goods. .
.PARGAINS! - BARGAINS!
1 NM GOODS, ;VRIV GOODS
• AT 00 I LBY'S NEIV STORE,
Now opening the largest and ebeapese stock of Spring
and Sunitner Goode ever brought to Cunaberlatid county
VA DIES' DitERS GOODS, -
A large line of elegant Piths, Ch,Oiiei, Berege Rbbos.
Poll de Cheiler, Opera Cloth,. Oriental Lustre, Plaid
Poplins, Calodonla Cloth, Lavelle., Satin. Plaid Ducels,
Polo noire. Cloth, French Chintz, de Lains, travelling•
dress goody, Organdy Lawns, &e.
EMBRODERIRS. -
An Immense lot of elegant Collars, thilllerslooves, 'fond
kerehlufs, Flounrlngs, Insirtlngi,'Erlglngs, so.. dlree
from tho lorgust Importing house In New York. '
• WAWLS, SHAWLS, BRAWLS,
A large assortmentbr Crape, Stella and Thybet Sands
very cheep
LI( !6iN.TILLAS-
..' •
- . . ...
lIIA Yells, and all Whig or Mourning goods, In gr..
variety. Sherwood's' patent Ilaopod Skirt. ' Skirt Sup.
porters. Richardson's Moeda, Alexander's Bid Gime,•
both from the importer Gauntlet's &-Wilt's 111)811:1.17
A full assorlinent of Ladlui', Gent'a. Minor.', and Boys'
floor, very low.
— e inCti gs.ca irxst , A; LllN§;llotakiiiS
Cheek, &c., all kinds and prices. •
IN=
Clod), nod Casaimeren a noir euppty aud - vitry cheap
particularly for lary'li wear. . •
A huge crock of elegant Imperial. Ingrain, Vomiting],
hemp, and rag Carpeting, bought from the largest 4car
pet-house in New York.. The styles are new and hand
some. quality tern superior, and prices uncommonly
low. White and color, d mattinge all widths. and prices
LOOKING GLASSES. •
•
Roseword, Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking
(llama in great variety and low privet..
Ilartng selected rey, goods with-great care from the
hest houses In Newwfork and - Philadelphia. am. 'pre-
pared to olTer great bargains to all-in-walitof handsome
good and cheap dry goods.
Thanking ply old friends and sustomers for their I lb.
end support. I would- respoctiully solicit them and Ail
others to give me a call before purchasing el nowhere.—
Our motto is, quick sates and short profits.
Apr. 19, 1859. ' • ettno. oatrmvs
CIUMBERLAND . VALLEY -INSTITUTE
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= - -Av-Y,MiltitAil, ' .C - 14 - PRINCIP - Air.. --- tind 'e• her o
"Mathematics and Modern !Aug -tinges;
• THIMIAU . S. RDESB, A. D., AlSSlStAntryluclpal an
teacher of Ancient Languages and nigher Engliall..
L. M. lIAVERBTIDK, Analstant In the Englieb D
partment.
• Thin Institution having peened into new hat' e, will
be reopened as a Male Scheel only. on T 6 ay, held
day of September neat." It is the design of the present
proprietors to make It a strictly firat•clans Bearding
tihtrol, for training and fitting boys and youirg men
either for college or business. An efficient corps of In•
structorn Ice been organized, whose pentane' interests
are identified with the success of the Institution, and
who will opera no Moe to make It worthy of the confi
derma and patmunge , of the public. Thu Buildings ol
the Instltutn nreample, and wall arranged fir the ar•
counno4istlon of about ninety boarders. and all student,.
from a' road are expected to board . with the teachers.—
They will flue enjoy the benefit of constant. Instil action
nod atm.:Melon.
Mechanicsburg in situated in the centroof the beau.
Will Cumberland Volley, nine miles from Harrisburg,
and In easy of access by ilalim l from Phlindelphia,Bal•
"tlinpre, go No location could be more eligible for ac
race—none more healthy or attractive for such a school
Pupils from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Intermediate points, taking the morning train, will
reach Mechanicsburg In, 2 o'elock. P. M. ' As Min the
determinntimybf the Principal and his Assistants to
;Artie the l,otituto on a permanent and elevated basis.
with every application requinito for superior success.
they appeal with cheilideuce to all who have eons toed.
acme.
-The scholastic year will be Mr bled Into two semint;it
of twentytwo weeks each, the tirsi beginning on the
first Thursday of September, and ending oro , the first
trednesday of February: the second session beginning
on the firal Thursday of February, and raiding on 'the
first Wednesday of July
, TRIMS.
board, Washing, Tuition, Moms furnished,
and Yuri per Session, - - 1181 00
Day scholars will tai received at $lO, $l2, and $lB, or
cording to their advancement.
No extra charges for ancient and modem language.
or vocal music.
Terms per smslon payable half In advance. Not fur
Mgr Information apply to Mullin dt Deese, proprietors,
MuchanirsbUrg, l'a.
Apr. 0,1819.
•
IVOW IS THE TIME FOR BAR.
11 GAINS! LARUE AND EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Alt-th - rilgeu. Store, corner of N..llnnovo• k Louthor at
The undersigned' returns thanks for the patronage
bestowed upon idm by the public, and itt the woo time
respectfully announces that he has just returned from
• Phlladelphia, and is now openlng.a mew lot or spring A.
summer DRY BOOBS and GROCERIES, coneiPting In
part oc follows, and which he 10 determined to roll at
the lowest cash prices. Silks, Dace) Cloths,.
Alpacas, Delalnes. De Beggs: Lustres... Poplins, Lawns,
llarages, Brilliants, Skirting, French and Scotch Ding.
hams, Prints', Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
Ac., &c.
• SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
of every variety and quality. Staple and Domestic My
Goods. Cloths, Cassimercn, Vestings, Flannels, Mao
line, Tickings, Stripes. Checks, Calicoes, Cottonaden,
Linens, Shootings, Denials, Nankeens. Drills, Marseilles
Quilts, colored and white carpet Chain, to. Parasols
and Umbrella,'. Alm, a large and splendid assortment
of BONNETS, lIATS, CAPS, ROM and SHOES, A
imperial. lot ' , Mesh GROCrIitIES, Tens, Coffee, Sugar,
3101113FEA. Rice, Spices, no. Having selected my entire
stock with the greatest care.'ned rho lowest cash prices,
1 con assure my friends and the public generally, that
I will do all in my power to make my reltablishment
known an tho dead Quarters for ilargilinn." Thom
who wish to purchase will find It to theleadvantage tq
call and examine my stock Wore purchnslagehiewhere. '
fa-1 will pay the highest market price for Clutter,
Egos, Sega. Soap and Dried Fruit..
Apr. 27, 11350. .1. A. 1111111111011. Jr.
"BUCKEYE" •
MOWE.4.4ND .REAPER
The subscriber Is also agent for the MIS of the Byrn
emus Fir.t Premium Buckeye Mower, with which a ado
stable' Itraptnotraeltusent Is dor/ tarnished.
AMMAN h MILLER'S PATENT
We take pleasure in calling the s attentletret farmers
to our buckeye Mower and gasper, width' ,
triumphant practical working during the last harvest.
so fully sustained the decision of the much abused Sy
racuse Committee. Its sumer, has, been txunplete.—
Over one 'thousand have bee h built' and 'sold, anti the
principal of ,the double,• binge, Jointed and._ folding
bar, which belongs to this tnachine exclusively, permit•
nently established an the true one for the pertest Mow.
ere,•ere.with ennildeniie retiti to anti or, all. of the pur
chasers of the iiuckeye for the prootor the above, from
many orwhom have. been received the -most. flatteringtestininniala. The demand the past eeoeon'wes fkr ho,
yond our ability to supply; and an [runt that ordeni
will be forwarded early, the coming season, that none ,
may be disappointed. To three requiring combined
machine we recommend 'with coutbience our_Reaping
`attichariut; we turnistia rear or side Salivary.
Manufactured by Edge T. Cope .4 Son, Westelietter,- .
-0.-N.arandt,-Agent-rtir s -flusalaottbitaatue.-
STRICKLEIt !nom En,
Wray 11 ,' 59 -2m Agricultural !More, Carlisle Par ,
N N,Y T AII.E A'D;
• IKANNY'd V,O3IBINED •
WITII WOODS' 'IMPROVE NT,.
te r isirenet to the Partnere of Clung:W*lnd County, fai. 4bo
Corning harvest, on ~the unite! accommodating termit+—
The complote swamis nth - laved. bye thin machine et 'the
Nntloual Field Ariel. et -dyraause, in 1867; over
;some twenty competitors:snit Ito unboundOd enema In
thkand adjoining pountles tor the last threeniervostus
iii spite or tierce and •enorietle opposition; dmb' no
ipavea doiiht,ln the mind oranzfiguker,.whiel; machine
to,buy. , lf any person stkuld4towirrer ba ln doubt:
we would ask him to teklistidannY Meehlnelind try 'it
along with -any of the '9ther otrerrd te.tbo
'mown, conihitio'd'machinee,:atid , dter n - Air on,
turn the'worst and keep and pty' for the One he pe tt elds
eyed best... ,J. AltHElTltON(J;AsVseemilele.,
IV'. J. gAmpnpN-, meotocikre;
.•. • • •
„...-_;;,
b i 1)1 ...:. 0000.
GRAGE ~ S
FISH .AND.SALT.
CA RITTINGS
Trains learn llarrlaburg fir Philadelphia. rla Penn'n
Railroad, at 2.30, 0.06, and T.50.A. M., and 110 ant 13,60,
P. M. By Reading, via Lebanon Valley Rail Road 3 . 6
5.00, A. M., and 2.35 P. M.
For ilaltlmere. 320, - A. el and 1.00, coon. Per Traver.
ton and Milllnmeport,:, at 100, P. M., end 8.30, P. Al.
Train on Dauphin Road nt 2.00, P. M.
NOTICE TO PASSKNOEHS: At all Stations where
Ticket's are zold,:via: ,Ohemberelbgrg, Shipperinburgi
Corneae, bleehanleibUrg and Harrisburg, a reduction or
.TEN CENTS on oach.Ticket will be made to all Pasoan.
gore that provide •themselves with Tickets before en
tering the Cars,
.0. N. LULL, Stipa . r't
•
ASSIGNEE .NOTlCE.— Notice is '
hereby Oren', that Peter F. lige, ot..tietitbi:lllM
tutrtiehlP. Cumberland counlye hes .tnadu an as
. slgnmeorto the subscriber of all hie eatate. - reahnernon. •
al and mixed, for the benefit yr hiscrediters. All persons
indebted to. the eetate, are required to make horeadiatO r ....
.paimeiit, and those haring' claims to present them Ibr—
zettlement,to- BrINJASIIN KAUNMAN,
0111118TIAN 11E1114 •
• South Middlutontwp.iA . , • • , designees
•
June 1,1858-4 t . -1 • , ••t . ' •
.AY
a large impartment of Ilay• ISluyature,; Raltp
tape, Katmai Parke, dt . e , themier than, ever, at s • .
',10) 2a; . " : SANTON'I3,.
e .pELtasi - BELLS 11 .BELLS'! 1 . 1 L•
nr..boii;or,th.;bt•ehulc'ee.'Po'i%ruilaeheep,ak
llardware Stoop pt. LYNX& $014,,. '
Nay 1141859. • • • North fleneverit...
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4 PENN AIUTUA.L.LIFE INSUhANCE
• , COMPANY.
, e
OFFICE NORTHBAST CORNEA OF 8D -
and Dock alreets, Philadelphia:
•
•
ACCUMULATED' cAplirAL i 716,0110.
,Charter. Peipetual. •
DA.kllgl.ll. MILLER, President. ---t
SAMUEL E STOKES, Vice President, itY
Joint W. Ma/cm „ .
The underalgriod, having, been appointed the AGENT
. for the above Company, for Cumberland county, would
call attention to the peculiar advantages of the Movoei.
LIEN INSURANCE which gives It a decided preference over
any other mode adopted. There being no stockholders,
the profits are divided amonetho pone bolder. and
Appropriated to reducing the •annual payments, thus '
making each ono Interested. egfrhlly with the Trustees, - '
in adding to the busineas of the company.
The premium may be paid quarterly, semi.annually,
or annually. so that persona of limited nieces can In
sure fora greater amount, than they could where the
-whole premium is-required to.ho paid cash.
iroular_ - with.full - partien/arivrat-berlfinttniffprk="—
shoo to_thU subscribevot hls, office, Man street. near
the Railroad depot. A. L. SPQNSLER,— --
--- Ileal - EntatirAgelit7tWaVenveyancer.
Carlisle, Mar 23, 1850-11 m
F,
• • • WHOLESALE AND DETAIL.
P. DEORAAF,
'B7 - 110W0,1111",(Wbolonalo. Ware — Rouse.) and
• OD CHRYSTIEBT 1 (hetallEitoro.) N. V.
Nl . 'here found the largest and most extensive . as
' SostmOnt In the city. '
.
1 . 2111., of sg_c_•Retalled4a-Wholeinje-
Pilcer at, the flowora—eitora. '
All.Nurniture guarinteed ai(repreaented.' One bum
dred and fifty Wanda conntantli employed In manutac.
Luring. All Mock laid lu for ski". CABIL It comprlami,
' • ,
11919EVOOD, )lAI,OOANY . AND WALNUT
TA.RLpR:FTIRNITUME,
n procndo, prOcntelhi. Waffle,. Ptuah nntijfair Cloth
Rosewood, Mahogany and Enamelled
c:H A MBEW
In nate, from twenty to ono hundred and 41ftY 'dollars
grtiarvitriety. 'A large monrtment of Gilt and Mahogany
MIRRORS. Spring nod Curled Ilifr MATTBANSES *
PATENT Premium SOFA BEDSTEADS, with Springand
Hair Mattrintses attached, &a. ' • • , •
DTBAiIBCIATD AND HOTELS FURNISHED.
Dealers will find it tolliefr intarest to give ue a call
inar.30,1859-3m.• •
ALBERT'S FADiILY GROCERY, I
QUEENSWARE AND VARIETY STORE,
•
North-IVest Corner of the Publie,Sguare, oppo.
, ' •
site, the - Carlisle Deposit Bank.
J: D. TIALBItItT has again replenished his stock o
goods—llls assortment IS now-full and emnplete f among
may tarenumerutrid every variety of fresh
FAMILY ' GROC 4 F RTES,
which fa quality "nail price
CAN'T BE B-E.A T
"Aleige stock ft hinn, Glass and Queenswilre, of new
and beautiful deeigns t and embracing every grade. of
price:
lie le Some Mercy In Carlinie for JONES' celebrated
' KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
one of the grentest - dbictwetlee•or the - lige con:adding
cheapness, misty and Increased not. Coal Oil and
Lamps .constantly. on band, which the public are, Ts.
quested twill end examine.
. .
JOB. D lIALI3gIiT,
•
'N. W. Cower of Dublin Eitjuare.
•
Carlisle, Oct. 27, '613. . • . f
B LIZIDS AND SHADE S ,, "
• . 7, _Cheap for Cinch
B. 'WILLIAMS,
....No. 16 North Sixth .street,
18 the tkargest manufacturer of
Window Minds,
AND DEALER IN
WINDOW ,SIIADES,
Of every variety. Ile in the originator of all new styles
and Ints'a fine stock to ho Cold ikt•lreclumd priers, -----
Huff, and all dater colors of linen shades} trimmings,
fixtures, km. . - ••• .
Store shades painted to order.
to, J. W. Invites, citizens_ of this county to call
before purchasing. and - ns.ures thorn Loran soil a bot•
ter article for tile money thou any other establishment
in the United States- --- _
Mer. 23,1860-3 m
•
..f-,U31.1311111, YAlll).—The subscribers
ha.i n land and saw mills, on the went branch of tbo Sumner.
Minuet 41 , 01 y-bays opened out a lumber sard at
MECHANICSEiURG,. •
•
•
on the Tailwind, corner of Allen and High streets, near
the atom aim_ mill of 80Idle, Mierly d Co., and also ona
—AT 0311.11ASONN ILLE, • '
near I titield, where we will be able to sell lumber as,
• such pile that will ho to the Interest of builders and
others to ca nd eee us before buying elnewhere. Our
advantages ore her dealers are thai. our lumber dons
.not peso through thajnuidn of due Iwo or more specu:
later, before we get It:Nau l d „ l t nit 1111 enable us to sell
lumber cheaper than aty hors can sell at thee.. places.
We Wlll aloe whole,•ala luu her from our Harrisburg,
yard, and will deliver lumbar eit•t.n ... ny point along the
Cumbmlaud Valley liallmnd.. If dcal.builtlers ran .
harm lumber sawed nultahle for ally fliZ buildlrar, or
for other purposes, by Jurnishlahing us w their or.
d ot e In season. SHAFFNER, OREASUN .• CO.
pril, 13, 1859—1 y
1 - 1. 4 XC ELSIOR PICT U R
ill A. It. lIENWOOD wottld rendetfully Infoim thi
citizens of earlinle and vicinity that helms taken moo.,
in Zug's now building, cant corner of Market Square,
whore he In at all times ready , to take AMBROTYPES
In tho latent and most approved style. Pictures taken
In rainy and cloudy weather on well on clear. and sat
isfaction given or no chamos made. Portraits and Da.
guerrootypes copied. Miniature Pictures taken for
Lockets &c., In Ambrotype.
AtubmtypetNerrahted to stand the tent of time, beta
or water.
Ladlcanod Gentlemen are cordially Invite d to-cn
nod camminc apechuena. .
Prices from 23cte. to $lO. A. R. IIgNWOOD.
You. 27, 1858.-Ir. , Artist..
PAINT AND OILS.-10,000 pounds
of White Lead, with a large ad, of 40
OILS, WHITEIINC, '
.
VARNISHES, ''''''' COLORED ZINC,
TURPENTINE, FIRE PROOF PAINT,
JAPAN, • • FLORENCE WHITE,
LITHARGE, ' RED LEAD, •
''UTTY, .' ' WHITING,
GLUE, PAINT BRUSHES. 84,
And all'colors dry and In ell. Alen, all colors In tubes :-'.
Just received nt the cheap hardware store or . '
Mar. 16, MO. , HENRY SAXTON.
TO LADIES VISITIN
:vats YOR K.
• TAYLOR'S LALOON,
r.
30 & 957 DROADWAF, CORrillft OF FRANIELIN STRUT. •
In the most fashionable resort for Ladlekin New York, •
being most denirablylocated In thv principal thorough
faro, and Uurronnded by the best stores In the city.
Taylor's Saloon Is celebrated all seer theworld for the
magnificent splendor or Its •decoratlons. no well as for
the quality of the fore, and the style in which It Is
served. which cannot be osevllod by even the famous
Parisian Cooks The Salami,: connected with the
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
whirp ban a Splendid Ladles' Parlor fronting on Bread.
way, commandlugan exteurive view of that World
rem wren-promenade. The best evidence of the poit.
Inrity Taylor's Saloon Is that It is daily thronged by
visitor* ,rum every part of the Union, lumyll;s9-3m. -
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
MT' .P M
i r2ETA ••• TALC
•
CHAtitift .OP, HODRS I ..
• .
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 11th 180, Pareanger
Trahtetern run as follown:' (Sundays uaropted*
• . ...
•
FOR HARRISBURG.
. •
let Train: 23 Train
Leave Chamborsburg, .6.10 A. M. 1.00 P. M
" Shipponsbnrg, • 6.40 " 1.32
Newvtile, 0.10 " 2.04
" Carlisle. 6.43 . " 2.46
. " Mechanicsburg,
,7.10 " 3.10
Arrive at Harrisburg, 7.46 " 3.46 "
FOR CHAIIBEBEIBUIIO,
let Train
Leave Harrisburg ' , 8.00 A. 61
" Mechanicsburg 8.43 , "
' , Carlisle, , 9.20 "
Newville, . 9.64 "
" Shippenebtm 10,24
Arrive at Uhambersburg, 10.64 "
•
• .
'VORT.II 4
•H A (Ylr- 1 STREET
, • doNitanoviar,.
I . Fholesrile Rates .Re41E54152404409 lb's.
-whe atteAlepOCountetrehannti' the 'public
generellrifififitecl - ne ie a
to alarge assortment of
-:- • CH&O.R.:OANDIRS,- • 1
.roanuartured(Of the beet usaiterial — aVit warranted to
contain no pO Son in their•eolors, which will be sold
Wholesale orlietail at loin rates at the old stand of •
. P. 1110NYEIN.;
• NORM 11A2.11;i4B.STRZST, CARLIIIIEN, PA., .
A Al* doors North of the Carlisle Deposit Dank..
• Just received a lentil assortment of •
. FRESH. FRUITS AND NUTS •
.cr - ttrelatestlittiliferktedirrffilsistiug7b
•
'- .. Raisins, • - Prunes
• Floe, .: . ' . - . , Dates,
'.
i r
1111411IIRMI ' ' . . 141111 - AppioS,
hallibb,nds,!' •
Filboila, ' '
--,Cream-Nuts; ''
-7-.:Cakoti-Nais,,ke,-,------
lof which will bo sol A -at low rates, Also, a largo as
amm
ma, of • . ,• • - '
of eery' variety. Also; all the but .brandis of
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
•
of Ailed= and German manufacture.
The subscriber return', theinks for the_ iberal- patnin
-Ke.bestrilv,od on him - by the . public, and aelicßs a-'son
tint - mace of their favors.' Remember the Old Stand of .
Carlisle, lona 15, P. MONYER,
North Ilanovet Street.
VIRST OPENING of the SEASON
NEW 000081 NEW GOODS!
LEIDICH & SAWYER,
(At their Nero Stor'e, Ea4t Main strept,),.
Rave just received fiom New York and Philadelphia tho
most cemplete and varied assortment of DRY 0001/9
ever offered In Carlisle._ Embracing everything that k
new and rare in. atylo. and. texture, such .as„ , PANCY,,
SILKS,,in all the 'various colors barred, striped, chime,
a nd' l nYebro , _Pliin. , stripodand-bayaderd, - Illitek - SII
P'MTlCards °Pum designs, barge arid lawn. robos of the
latest Paris styles, satin striped do etievre cloths,
Fren - ch challis American Mains, Orgehdy lawns, dark
And light grounds and beautiful 'designs. ' Travelling
dress goods of, the newest make Also, a full stook or
Mourning . dress goods,, to which 'we in i std particular
attention,
• SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SIIAWLS..
Thin part of our stank in unusually complete consist'
log of Crape, Silk, Stella, In all the variety of shades
end qualities.. Mourning Shawls, lace and silk from the
celebrated emporium of Bred a & llulpins, New York.•;--
Sun Umbi.ellatt. Showerets nod Parasols of the newest
styles. w nrr GOODS Of ALI, KINDS, Embroldet hen
ip full setts, Collars, Shaves. workedbands, douncings,
etttings and insertings,,..We give groat ear° to this
branch of our tradt,•and ladies wilt find a very full as
sortdiept. . . _
HOOPHD SKIRTS,
of the Intent Improvements, sklrtiumiswtens, a new ar
ticle. A full line of Alexander's kid eleven, Importbd
and sold by Stewart, New York. Mitts. gloves and
gauntlets In ever: variety. - Also. a,-large stork of-the
newest styles of.men'n and boy's spring erneiltnerus,
black clothe and cauisltneres. HOSIERY of ever) des.
ription. In this flopartaient' unusual care has been ta
ken to elect the various kinds and site, 'suitable f :
Ladles, Misses, Boys. and Chlidreniti wear. In fact our
stock ,embraces everything kept in a first class dry
vole, store.
• 11.1 ha purclumed fpr ca.h. and made .our selections
;Invent the hest importing 011.1 kMbing . iIOUSVII in the
cities of Now York and Philadelphia, wo artipreparedlA
offer superiorin•lurements to buyers. All we ask le an
examination of our stock before purchasing - elsewhere,
for which favor we' will feel vary grateful. d .
Apr. 6, 18.56. : ''' .. LKIDIcu a SAWYER.
- INT E .1V S T_O •
BOOTS
SIIOES,
CAPS.
irevrvE, havi,i taken the stand, en Gni
north-east corner of the,Square, recently occupied by .1.
.11. 'cellar, would respectfully inform the citizens in
town and.country, that he hasj retort-tied from Phil
itdelphis witlia new. and desirable assortment of goods
In his line. cOmmising GENTLEMEN'S FINE CALF
DRESS BOOTS. - - KIP 10)., LADIES' MORROCG AND
:GOAT DOTS. KID SLIPPERS AND LASTING GAL
VMS, MISSES'. AND CIIILDIiENS' 11001'S AND GAL
TEAS, In great variety, Boys' and Youth's Boots and
Brogans: Men's and hope— - -
' r-
RATS AND CAPS,
of every. description, and a general rirsortment of straw
goods. The stock 11.14 'eon selected with great enruatiltl
will be sold at-a -very small advance on city wholesa le prices. • . , . .
Don't forget thd - cheap corner, opposite the Hee
aid oMee. • JOHN IRVINE.
Carlisle, Apr. 13,1659. •
W M.JI . AI UR It A' Y
•
resPeetfully inform
ilk friends and the pip.
O•NU, i t.- • - blic In general, that he.
r \V, it In receiving and will
constantly keep on
• ENDER COVER,
LfEENSNALLEY Broken. Egg and Nut.
LUKE FIDDLER—Broken, Egg and Stove.
IV ILK ESKA PtE—L;iiiip and Broken.
TREVORYON St PINEG ROVE —Broken 4- Egg
Also. best quality ..I,entan.” and "Bread-top" Black:
smith's coal. all of which. he will sell at reasonable pri•
con. Thankful for the patronage- heretofore so liberally
received he asks a continuance of the same.
Coal Yard. at the old stand, nn the railroad, nearly
opposite Dickinson Collage. [Apr.l3, MD.
L.
ISIEBUItIiERS' V 0 A 001
TONS of Lykona Valloy Nut Coal, a auperlor of
o, receiving and for sale by
August 6.1857
Li ii
PPFIt, TIN AND SHEET IRON
NiNcI:NUFA( ;TORY.
The subscriber lahrs this mei hod of informing 4
hen
friends and the public, that she still continues the
manufacture of all kinds.of work, in Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron. Iler Stoves ore-selected from the most ate
proved styles. The COoXing Stave for thelequailLien
as cooks and bakers cannot ho surprissed, among which
are the well known Globe, Noble - Conk, Fanny Forme
ter, Governor, Penn. and the new 'favortte, Prairie
Flower, combining all the tested Improvements, in fact
the best and cheapest stove ever•offered to thevublic.
The L•tn,be Stove, or parlor heater, Improved, for
warming two, three or f'ur rooms, put up to order,
sides a large assortment of Pnr!or Radiatore and once
stoves. PRICES REDIABLI. on PLUMBING
- and 0.48 FITTING. Those who wish work done
In this line would do well to ca I at the old
• stand before cOntracting elsewhere, as fam de
tornilned to do work for lower than the present rates.
I have for wile and keep constantly on hand tile patent
Scotch Tip Burner, Wax Tapers. plain and fancy Glom
Globes, tins Fixtures, Wrought Iron Tubes. Hydrants,
Lead Pipe, Gum Hose. Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, Over.
flow Basins, Marble Basin tops, Ac. My workmen are
competent and reliable. All work warranted and for
workinanehip and material, f challenge competition.
Sir . A few gold Cook Sieves milk some suitable for
parlors on hand, which I ...ill sell at cost. •
May 4, 1850. MARY M. MORRIS.
HAT AND CAi'
J. tl. CALM() & CO.. successors to Wm. li. Trout
would announce to their customers and the puldb.
fenemlly that they have Just received from t'hlladul•
phis. a large and elegant sh.ek of ognesisrOn their lien of
buslnege of every variety, style and quality.
~ They have on hands splendid
--- assortment of - - • - -
HATS 4.N.MCAPS,
of all descriptions, from the'cotnmen Wool
to the finest FUR AND SILK HATS; and at . prices
that must suit every one who has an eye to getting the
wroth of his money. The story includes,
moixajus, CASSIIIERE, DEAVER yt FELT HATS,
of every style and rolor 'nod unsurpasted for LltlilT•
NESS. DURABILITY AND FINISH: by those of any
•
other establishment In the country•
MEN'S, BOYS' and CIIILDII EN'S MATS and CAA%
of every lescription constantly on hand. -- •
They respectfully invite all the old patrons and as
many now open as possible, to give them a call.
, J. O. CALM° A CO.
Apr. 27, 1552-1 Y
r--
rIME ANN[UILATED !! ! -
CREAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN 3 MINUTES
TORREY'S •
NEW 4 MINUTE FREEZER.
PATENT APPLIED FOR.
Thi subscriber, atter careful study and various expe
&aunts, has succeeded lu constructiugu Freezer,whieh
for elluplicity, durability, rapidity and
,quality of Ito
production, is unequalled, and cannot full to become a
universal Ihvorite.
To satisfy thu incredulous, there will be weekly pub
lic exhibitions of this Freezer, at No. 0 Platt street. to
prove its to do all Abet is claimed fur It. Eire
from 3 to 20 quarts.
2d Train
1.20 P M
2.34
008
3.38
4.08 "
46/- Bend for a Circular. 4EO
E. P . TORBEN', Manufacturer,
No. 0 Platt street, New York.
Also, Manufacturers' Nl'holesttlo Agent for 'the Me.
brated "Old Dominion" coffee and Tea Pots, and Ar.
thue,s potent MT sealing Jars end cone. •
.slay 4,1050-4 m • • -
DONN ETS, RIBBONS J; FLOWERS.
EP usl received from New York and Philadelphia, a'
large lot ofuew style BONNETS, PLATO, and HOODS.
'Also, ft large assortment of elegant Ribbons end Flow.
- ere; Bonnets (or 1516' at the cheap etore of
.• April 50, 1850. "•:- ' ORA& 001L8Y.
7 11 W' 0;0 AL Y A_ R-3.1)4--
AT TIIX RUM ENO. OP . OARLISii. - -
he Alubserlbor would respectfully call the attention
of. -Limeburnens and -the -Masons of -Carlisl e '. and the
surrounding country genenilly, to his NNW COAL'
YAItD, attached to his Warejlouse. on West Nigh et.,
where he will keep cokiitentry on hand a' large supply
cf the best quality of COAL, to wit:.
. Lykeps Valley, Luke Fiddler, Pine Brava and Traver.
ton, Uroken,•Egg abd Nut Coal—screened and dry coal,.
which :he phidges himself to eell.et -the lowest possible
vices. • Nest quality of Litneburneet and Blacksmith's
Coal alwaye on band. • •
440.- r
Allordeivilort the,WarO4roiise, or at his real;
dance In Noah lfanover, street, 11 be promptly at.
tended to. •• - ti
Aprlll4, '6B—tt.
lafp.TA.Tl 4 l.lstoTic.a ,, ,Lett of ad-
. • mialotrati9p,iiii the• estate of David R.,Conver, -
e oteuberland county, deeeased, baie'heen iesued.ln
. dne form dlaw,te the eubeerlberresllugln,Upper Allen
tpw Wbosulndebted4o the estate,- will make Im•
tnedletupOment, and thole having claims present.
,them for rettlement' • " DAVID COtWIIIt,
AR 4 0 , D 3 R7 4,1 1 . •., •r' - Adsnlntstrator.
IKP Handbills neatly tiOnaiet.
iitike!i.iii;, - c6 - I*7.
TOYS' AND FANCY - O . OOM ""-:
%13. MURRAY
J. w: lIHNIiERSON
VING ,1! ti 1%1 D
CHARTERED. BY STATE CB PENNSYLVANIA.
RULER
..--- ....klnneyds . recelvtafevery•dayyand—tn—an]
r
: -- 2 — litlirc7per cent' Interest is paid for money front the
dny it is put in. •
•• 3. The m r Ottetis istWaYtiPablback irt•GOLD, whenever
'lt iff - ealleirfbr, and without notice. . • •
Money Is received from haveistsaers,
Cuardlatr-and others whoa placer
of perfect MIRY, and ‘ ivhere' intoreet can be obtained
for it.
.•
The , money•recel ed from depoiltors Is invested - hi
coal estoto, mortgages, ground rents, and such other
first close securities as the Charter directs.
6. Office flours—Every day &Om 9 till. 5 o'clock, and
un Mondays and Thursdays till $ o'clock in the evening. •
HONAIENRY - L. - BENNER, Presideritf .
„RDBERT' SELFRIDGE, 'Vico President.
WM.I. REED, Secretary. •
. : ' DIRECTORS. •
henry L. Benner,'
Itchiard L. Carter
Robert' Selfridge,
BnintioltK. Aribton
C. L. Murton,
OFF -
Walnut Street, South,
TBILAD
Apr, 20, 1850.
V 7 WW, S C., T R.E
L NO. 93 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG. •
$ 11' E-E T M U Si 0
' 11 •• ootrituarnm eotnts;
MUSI O 4IO II ACIIANDHIRIGENERALLY,
PIANOS, -I.:P •
...MELODEONS, • •
GUITARS,' •
, VIOLINS, .•
Illny 'll, 59
j ARGE SPRING ARRIVAL
NEW_YOUIf., AN D Plil LADEI,PIIIA,
•
EVEGAN.T NEW GOODS,
•
011 1 41. T A. W. IftENTZ'S STORE..
Splendid stock nine.. Black Dreg',like—Magnificent --
Ptyles Fancy Dress Silk.,
-
BICtII RARE!' ELEGANT: I •
•
French Foulard Finks, Chideae Sllk., tiettn and
• 8,0100 Baregea, 'Valencia., Dwaine., beautiful • •
new printed Challien, French printed Jaw.
netts, very shandnome English Drib
- Hants, very handsome French •
. Brilliants, English
_Freneh •
American prints, Scotch,
• "French and Demestic " • •' •
' • • (Anemias, . - .
•
. Bonnets, Bon- ,
.••• net Ribbons and. ' 1 •
•
Dress Tri taming.,
E6nwle In_ gyerLypiriety, • _
Cashmere, • •
&a. Embroideries, very' low, coml.- •
. prising Winn Sleeves Flouncinge, Edit.
Ingo, Veil., hr. Carpeting. and Oil Clothe,
Vnnitlan, Ingrain, three Ply, Druplet's, Cotton
and Stomp. Druggist. and Floor 01101°th/IRn
•
LINEN 000b13:. •
'I mar k s
ntnplcto assortment' embracing all the melt Mehra
, Moves and
•
- Hosiery for U.'
• die., Misses and
• Children, greet variety of
kid, silk and cotton Gloves. La.
died elegant twisted 1311 k Mittegte.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
• blealthed and unbleached Skirtings bleach.
and unbleached Sheeting., ltoollen and _
Cotton flannels, - Comet, Jenne, Tickings, Cotton' , -
ado., Satthietta, Tweeds, Cotton .'And Linen .
Diapers, Table Covers, bleached and brown
_ • Drilling., and an,endless variety of - • • ••
other nrticles. In fact, thin 'clock
of goods is very extensive, the. --- • - •
sough_ and complete, hay- • - •
_ ing been purchased
• , with a great deal ,•••
' ofcaro, we feel •
tofidentwetin-please-enyune-who.will-favornearlth------
call. All candid permis who- have patronised us
eretofore, will admit that we have sold the best Ur-
XiIIN ever puichanoll In Carlisle. • We can assure our.
°lends and all lovers of cheap goods, that we are as .
ell prepared an ever to offer superior Inducements for ,
hair patronnge.
A. W. BENTS.
South Hanover Street, opposite. the Peat Office,
. •
Carlirlo, May 4, 18aU. '
SOMETHING NEWT
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
SEED .STORE. •
• • •
M. IL STRICKLER At BROTHER,
invejust opened, in the room formerly occupied by
hryock, Taylor & Smith, Zug's now building, Main
tract. two doors 11311 i of the market house, a large as.
.rtionot of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and fer•
Illzern, which they era prepared to sell on the most
alsonabfetenus.
ho stoat embrte•es PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, HAW.
. ROWS, HAY, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS,
REAPERS, - 140WE1tS. DRILLS, CRADLES,
SCYTHES, CORN &HELLER& FORKS,
SHOVELS, HOES, RAKES. PRUNING a
KNI VES, 'WHETSTONES for Mow.
ors, sod every other article, ne•
cessory for farm use.
They also intend keeping In addition, a full assort. •
tent of CEDAR and WILLOW WARE, including
main's potent Churn, Brooms, Brushes, Butter-work.
•s; ButtesForma, Prints, Ladles, Butter Tubs,
*owls, &c.
Also. Fruit. Garden and Flower Seeds; Seed Potatoes,
f the best varieties. They are constantly making ad.
itlona to their Mock, and will use every exertiockto
upply the wants of the agricultural community,
Theyhave alma the agenCy fur EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES
Orderit.left at 'the store for fruit and ornamental
'roes, Flowers and fertilizers, will be attended to
romptly. M. B. STRL:KLER At BRO.
April 20,
I?
0 YOU want - to, buy a good Piano,
or Melodeon.? If so, why.dop't yon call on John "
11. {helm? For he can sell tho 'nentest finiihed, bent
made, purest Elmo,' and lowent prlcedjuntrument that
can be had In this port of the country. Having been s
long time In the buslmess, I flatter myself 'on , being a,
good Judge of instruments, and will not sell aninetru• .
anent that is not first-rate. lam now receiving a barge.
lot of Melodeons from Poston, which can be seen at Mr, ""'".
A. 11. Nwing's furniture mine, +shirt' I will sell cheap.
er than Any other man in the country.
For recommendations of my Pianos, call and see this'll. • -,,,,,,,
All Instruments warranted and kept In rcfair. Call
and conjoins my Instruments before purchasing else,
where, and you will be satisfied that J can sell the best
and cheapest. JOIIN 11. MICE% -
To he found at the house of Jacob Itheem,, W. High al.
May 4, I 159 • . .
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Erma
In consequence of the largely Increased circulation,
he PqbHollers of
j,I.TTELL'S LIVING AGE,
Are enabled to reddre the yearly subscription price from
•d to $5. The' publbhere are .determined that .no ez.
;thee or labor shall be altered to make this
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only what has been conceded by thu moat eminent men
of thin country.from the time of Its firstpublication,—
(oVer Plateau years Mace) to the present day, aim .
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man, Profeggional Men, PhilogoplArri, Poeta, Students,
`Slarchants, Mechanics, ,ind Farmers, all of whom may
derive pie:inure and profit from its pages. '
2. That in it may tio found theorem of all the world.
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mama (lour own country..
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tahlint sixty4bur pages, and a fine Steel Portrait, mak
ing three thousand three hundred and twenty.etght
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