• - S
IP 041 '.14"
INVIGOICATOIt,
NETint ISEDILITATES.
:STIII
.1)1
• IT IS COMPOUNDED E
him become ostiddis
known and error.] by.
and In 1111 , / mooed to
tlionisenses for widell it.
It has cured thousann
yeers who bad given .up
numerous unsolicltod
Mon !Mow.
Thenbilemust be adept
of the indlrlduM taking '
quantities as to act goo•
Lot the dictates of
you In .the use of the
• tor, and It will cum
P
OUR ottacks. DyPpopsla,
mar CompinlntsOysen=
Habitual, Costive
. • Cholera Morbus,Cliolera
Juatlice, Female week—
, successfully an an ordl
--:=CIN/r.:-.lt,Wlll7MlSlrsta,.
can testify.) In twenty
teaspoonfuls are taken
All who use It ,era
' tulle favor, ' • •
MIX WATIIII IN TIM
•
la,
A LSO : ----
EP 0 R S
I4ffILY •
CATHARTIC. PILLS,
COMPOUNDED 1:1t0/1 .
Pure Vegeta:lNExtracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, air tiglti,-and' vrill•lteep iu riny ell
e:ate.
prllee,One.D
-S A-N
lea general biit'ae::
proprietor has used In
twenty years.
.renaing demand .from
ed the Pills and the'sat
yj hi regard to their use;.
them within the reach
a%Bl
• . Thx Fad] . ily, Cathartio
-` tiro Cathartic which the
, his practice more than
:The constantly In
•thlae wh , , bavo long us..
.•Isfactiort wltleh nII give,
has in,dyeed too to plttee
'of all. •
The Profession well
entitles act. "on rillfermit
The Fnmily Ca
- with-due-retbrence-to :
fort, been compounded
pdrust vegetable extnmts
port of the allinentary
eate in - all cases where a
as Derangements .of tire:
, Pains iti .the Back and
and Soreneirs . oVeV the
cold, whldh_frequently,
long course Furor, Loss
Sensation.. of Old over
Headache or weight in
tory Dleeasnq Worms in
Jthournatism, a • great
many diseases to which.
0116 to mention In this mil
Price
The Liver 'invigorator e
retailed by Druggists gun
the Trade in-ell the large
S. T. 11 7 : S;
. flesh Ilholt, too nituter
vortb;emont. Dose, I to - S."
30 Cents.
and Faintly Cathartic Pllln - ara
rally, and !told wholesale by
Anwnn.
anfiord,.lll. D.,
Proprleior,
ny, New York.
3p.s. Bronda
JuTie 11, 1839.
• •
F ALMERS,ESTS , AN' LOOK D
SUPPORT TO' YOUR IN :
TER
home pulustry,lq/ puicheming
TIIE•IIEBT COMIIINF;DA
REAPER & MOWER
IN, THE DIARISET,
liussiii,W,g — fifONTTOVlB4l, vim MAII§II'B
=
This Reaper will cut all kinds of tangled or lo . dged
Grain or grass, wet or dry, having decided advantaasti
over. any other Reaper and Mower .presented to the
farming c mmunity.
• lat. It as an arrangement by moans of Segment
. Boxes, at o Mentor-Wheel Shaft, by which the Plat ,
form ran be alsed or lowered ton Inchon 'and remain .
level, there', bviating the serenity of shoving the
timin.up hill win deuttiog low or:close to the ground;
it also obviates the necessity of having the Platform in.
• dined luck when cutting high, preventing tall Grain,
such as Rye, from passing MT behind.beforn enough has
been cut to make a Sheaf of sufficient size. By this or
, rangement the Guards can be made to approich the
Grain, either Inclined upwards to, prevent them rrom
running !Ma the ground, where the ground is uneven,
' or they may be 'turned downward so asio gather the
. Grain 'of - Urine off tine ground, where It in very flat.
This arrangement is very important, as It allows tile
Operator-to approach tho tlinin or Onion with the guards
, in such a position as to enable' him to cut it whether
• Mending or lying down. end do the work wall..
'arid. It has a Cakor.Wheel in front of tile Machine,
which removes thelvel;alt - entirely irons the horse's
neck, being outside of the Tongue, leaves but vary little
•
aide draught. - • • - •
ad. 'rho Master-Wheol travels close to the, standing
grass hi mowing, and, by ineme•of the Track Clamor,
- :does not run over the mown grass„ leaving It lying up
loose, to dry readily . , ,„ • .• . -
4th? for lienping r it has a Circular Platform from
which the Grain con Ito thrown off at tins 'side by pro
man, width is of great inivantage in cutting gate - or
other grain that may be too growl to bind when cut.
• sth. This Machine in-much stronger end much lighter
-- Ahern' any - other one alt red tri the - publie: - • - Theroaton - of
its strength Is, thatithe 'essential parts aro rondo of
.. wrought iron.
.•
its . weight as a SloWer is SIX HUNDRED AND . Vstc
, Pouxos: Its vrelglit as -a Iteliperls;Blit Iluantlzo AND
FORTY POUNDS. The Machine as a Whole. combines met
*hat Is desirable: light weight, drought, strength,
durability, and superior - work, th as a Slower and a
. Limper.
Below we give a few of the - many DAMPS, for reference,
of men that have used our make of Reaper, but without
our improvement for 1659.
,The following are names of men, living In Lancaster
county who have bought and used Reapers of our
slake;
John Frey, .. Elias Eby, George Keyser, ,
Jacob Engle, Jacob (Dahill, Benj. Musser, •
C. Welkelunuth, John (habil!, Daniel Miller,
Abr'm. liershey,• Thrones Stacks, Peter Nineley, '
Jobb. Rohrer, Christian Niesley,Joseph Souders,
David Roland, J. Lonnockpr, P. Risser, (Lebairm
Joseph•Nissley, Jacob Snyder, County),
John Shank, Sem. Drubs ker, Jnseph hissley, • -
Jacob Stouffer M. W. Niesley, Martin Musser, • -
Mem. Strickler, S. Iticknecker, W. iloblnkon. (Lob.
James N Steele, David Hem, ' anon County),
Abraham Engle, M. li. Musser, Denal Dahmer,
Michael Musser, David Engle, John (lays.
Bon). E. MUsser, J. Deamenderter. C. W. Nlssley,
.11enj. Ritter.
CERTI F I h QATES.
ItAPHO-TWP., LANCAKIIEttO., PA,; April, IMO.
Masses. NIAREII 1{1los.: 1116 . /10911111; and Mowing Ma.
chine I purchased from you Instibarvest, I am perfectly
satisfied with, and can cheerful!) , recommend ,it to the
• use of my neighboring Farmers, as being tinniest prac•
• Meal machine that has ever come under my notice. I
think I em well acquainted,willi -nearly all the Heaping
and Mowing machines now In 'Use. The ease with
which one eau adjust tWthitfurro ra.ut-any-desirsiti.
height, whiliftliii - uTiaTine is In operation, cannot fail to
Ingot the approbation of the farming public. I ant
much pleased with the manner ia,whirh it performs its
work. It acts with groat dispatch, and is invaluable,
for cutting lodged tiralit' and Grass. I feel enlisted
that I can rut from 10 to 12 acres of Grass or Grain per
'day with your machine, where the Grain or Grass may
he so badlY lodged as to render difficult to cut by any
tether prod*. ,I-have great confidence in Its durability
and usefulness en being a labor saving machine, and
take pleasure th recommending it to,the consideration
of my neighboring farmere,• several of whom clime to
nee its operation in my field, and all concur with me
In the abbe° recommendation.
Yo re, 6c.,
Meceec. Mason linos.: honing used one of your Heap
ing and Mowing machines Mat harvest In taking off tuy
harvest, It Mier& me pleasant In recommending its
general use to the farming community. I can rut It
• or 12 acres per day with ease, and neither Injure man
nor beast. It dom Its work admirably, while its sim
plicity cannot be excelled in adjusting the Platform to
any desirable height. I Ant satiated that It must he
dung°, he I have taken off one large harvest, both In
grail. end grass, and also my eloversesal, And, es yet, the
machine is but, ve, y little worst. 1 therefore take great
pleasure In recommending its general ass no being the
most practicable, simple, and most durable saving _ma
chine, for whlchilt Is intended, now in use. •
• Yokes truly, liOltUff KEISER.
. __llaruarrtva.,-L ! potirra.Co., PLI. '
-Ap1081,43. -
Alma& Kann Baas:. The grain and gr abby Cutter
that I purchased from you, the last harvest, has
realized my elpectatious. I cut all my grain and grace
with said machine when. badly down, especially the,
grain, and made more good work the same thuo, than
could be done with the same amount of labor in auy
other way. I can do more work with.the same money,
with more ease, and do. better work than can be done,
possibly by band., I have every confidence that the
machine will do everything you recommend it to do;
and therefore take grant pleasure in recommending It to
any neighboring farnlers and others, as being lltood,
durable and practicable labor saving machine.
Tours truly,
11APII0-TWP., LANOARTFIR CO., PA., April. 1869
Mauna. Motnali ORIN.: hire, 1 do hereby certify that
hiving purchased and • used, through tho bust harvest,
nun the II navy Reapers, with hiarnh'a improvement,
from you,khavo found it to perform all that It won roe
ommended to do, Iq fallen, as well as standing grain ; I
am so well planned with it that, is long as I follow
farming,' mould not be without one; and would rec
ommend it to my neighbors an the best 'reaper and
Mower now in Lancaster county,
, ' Yours truly, JOHN ROARER.
NEAR MT. Jo; LANCOITER CO., PA.. April, 1850.
4,driberohy - testify that I purchased one of your Reap•
itfg and Mowing machines last harvest. I have found
It to parlhrm all that It was recommended to , do In fallen
as well AS standlrq grain. I am so well pleased with
It,:that I will cheerfully recommend it to my'
bore ita the best Itesper and Mower that has been Intro.
duced In Lancaster county. JOUS NISSLEY.
Manufactured by J. S. MARSH ic CO., Lewisburg:
Union county, and MASSIE DUOS., Mt. Joy, . Lancaster
county, Pa.
-air Thy-above - machines ran - ba . hrt4 - 0 - thrfollowliir
agents: WM. MORRISON, Carlisle; ADDISON, RUT.
ZNROTII A HILO., Sblppeuelnlrgt ICAUPMAN 'OL' SON
Mechanicsburg; or at their shop at Alount Joy.
Junule,lB6o-4w. .
•
I .1 ' E '
S . C' OdVrV i 3 I N 111)
— IIFIAVEICAtitrarIC.7 . 77 -- "
• A
'I have revolved letter from Jaea. Bow—
man, dated June 10, 1860,' In relation to the trial of
Hempen.' and Mowers, nt
•
To M. B. STIIIC,KLBR BIM, • : •
- • Ilgrattxr, Tune..lo,
DEAR fim:-:-Setnuel M. Sharp, the owner of the geld
in which we eeib cutting gross when you lefti'employ
ed me to cut the remainder, 'lle mild he - liked the, Al
len Combined Reaper , and .Mower.-the beet. After the
rain waa'orer, I 'challenged the Sian lay and Whitened(
Blachinee. Itureey"tried it and Murk. Manny heeled
out, loud the Whitesuidmiene middling well, hut clogged
tome." Mr. Blierp then said we should cut the remain-,
der,Are could cut it the born. Bo much fob•
Combined heaperend.3lower.'" ' • ,
. The above. Machine la for sale at the , . 'itr.j.rtat}tral.
Implumaat akar A T - t
. iFt9o . .*Lluc a I.luo.
•Jiatie'lb;lBs9--4t • ' '
, aria,o . SI'CIItT - INFIWkaTIF.S - OF
YOUT - Al plt IT 17,
. ,
• June' PontostiEM Dims; 25mt Tuoyearro;
A font, - wade:: on. the ratibnai' treatment,. without
medicine, of Spermittarhed,'oe,lornl•tvtightiesa;Rctut
nal Eurissiong,Dmiltnland Nervoiiit debility, Premature
of Ito gyitom, inOtericy, mid . , impediments. to
1. inrriage;,Nnernity.
Int ,D.. DP, LANPYi.;SI.,Ir.• •• •, , •• -
• Itie 'important fabc Iligt -the many` ainenting coed
plaints, originating in the .imprtolonce cud solitude of
youth; may be easily 'annoyed without medicine; is 'in
thin small tract clearly;dentonstrated; and the entirely
nen nod highly, auccessfultreatment;os adopted by the
'Anther,' fully explained, by means of which every ono Is
.inott.itid to cure binigelf perfectly rind at the very least
possiblnrogt, thereby avtliding all the advertised nos
trums of the day,. .
Sent to any address gratie,'ithd p t lrin a scaled
re
envelope by mitting (post paid) two ageWmemen
.Dn. 11. Di LANEY, 55 last 21st 5 ~ ew York City
Stine 15,11355-3 m
NIX FROM GUMS, and
et; a Standard Medicine,'
all that have used It,
with crinfidence In all
la recommended
within the . Islet two
all hopes of rellefos the
cartjlcatoe In my pw,sql:
I tat to tho tompenimont
It, 'and' woof in :nuith
tly on tho howolo.
your judgment ituldo
twee Inglgnro,-
Giver Contnlohno. Milli-
Chronic nlarrhoon,Stint
tery:Drapsy, pour hum
nem., - Chono,-- Ohnlor4l.
'tenses, and tuarho hoed'
.nory • FAMILY MIDI-Meant; tolitthonnunt. _
!2; , 1
c ot:3 l lW .
e tz .4 ..Of
u t la t e ; r
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF VALIT
• IIi;I4I O I:IISONAL'PEOPERTY. , •
Juno 17th, -
-01
,•--Tho-unders,gt evi,„Asslgnees of iteteriage....Will
peso to Wale aste,"BrmialfLday, at the Carlisle 'lron
'Works-5 - miterrca,t of-CarlisWir lwrgecalmutt of per
sonal.propuay, Odelsting in putt of • ••, ,
12 Ahiles, ii Caives,' 6 , Sicera, b youn,q.l,lciferg,
2: COWS, 1" - BUiV81501 . 118 - Willi - Plytf "-- t - ' - C
1
Wagons, 2 Carts, 1 2 Threshing Machines,
Plow, llarrdws, Wind Mill, Single and double Trem,,
Mulolloara a variety' of 'Chains, Wheelbarrows, 2 Car•
rine , ' 2 Sleighs,. FOrks, Shovels,Hrain.Cradles:Cultiva
ton: a lot of Old Iron, a lot of for Iron, Chestnut INqs,
Floe Shingles, Iron • Ore, ,Charcoal, a lot ut"'Carponter,
Blacksmith, liege and Furnace Teals, and a large va
riety of othes,articlea toe numerous to muntlon• •
• Safe to confluence at.lo o'clock,. A. 41,4 'of said day,
When terms will be made knodm by . •
BENJAMIN, RATIF3IAN,
CHRISTIAN HERR,
Assignees.
giving their testlniany,
SWALLOW BOUT TO-
per Bottle
June.B, 1869-2 t
SCHOOL TAX OF 1859. T he tax.-
abio eltizonn-oftlie Borough of Carnal°, aro hereby
untilled that the,' Trtasurer .of tho &hoot District of
/add hoeoughitvlll attend at the County,Coltrt- 'louse,
(COrrunlesionorti race) u,
. TH.URSDAY, TILE 28th.OF JULY NEXT, .
between Ilia hours of 9 and.l2 In the forenoon, and 2
nod 6 o'clock In the afternoon of gad day, for the pur ,
paso of collectik and receiving the Scllool., - TAXES
essessed-fohtheinrosont_year._On_alLtaxeL„paid_ou_o
beforn that date, a deduction will he made of
;know that dlttpirent Ca
plirtlona'of tha
•thatritio Pill ban . ,
thin- • well .tablieheit
from_ a variety - of the
which net alike on every
canal, awl tiro good and
Cathartic In nended,ancli
. Sleopinese,
Cf.latlvonesa, Palii
whole body, from sudden
if neglected, end In a
f Appetite, a Creeping
the 'body, Ilestlexanean,
the head, all Infilimmit•
'Children nr Adult&
Purifier of the Illnod and
•
FIVE PE,II, C ENT.
4 Persons wishing to pay their taxes in the wean.
time, may do so, by calling onthe Trmipurer at.bis
Stow Room, in Nilarlon.llall-" building.
J. W. 111317, ,Treasurer.
Car Hale, JUIRI 8, 1859
AGRICULTURAL' SOCIETY OF
CUMBERLAND COUNEL* • '1
FALL MEETING,IsSo
. The-Fall meeting and exhibition otitho Cumberland
County Agritultural be hold on Unlit. own
Fnir Ground, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY nod FRI
DAY, the 12th 13th And 14th of ocroimit, 1859. Tlii.
_ground of the Society_grill,he greatly improved, so that
all artichlo for exhibithlu will ho under corer, and the
display is oxpeeted-twhe.nluchAarger.tlinn ever -before..
• lly order of the S'oCioly.
DAN'L. 113, CROFT, Seey.
Juno 8, 1359.
D 0 OFING SLATE.,--The under
signed has been appointed agent fon tho.salo of
ItUL/FINO SLATE and has now and - will constantly
keep on hand alt!! supply to meet the demands of
builders and others. Thom in ; want of a superior art 4.
clo would do well to roll at tho,Luinber and Coal Yard,
near tho Oen liousa. ..s
June 8, 1850., " .7 A COB, 81111011.
T C 1.1 M A N'S NEWT PIIOTOGRA.PII
/111113ROTYPignGALI0ERY.,
C.-L-LOCIINDIN,-from. Plaladelphla,.takes pleasuicto
Invite the laden and gentlemen, of Carlisle and vlelnl
ty, to Ida roams, over Mr. C. Inholl's Grocety Store,
where tie Is prOpared to make Anthrotypen; Photo
graphe, plain PdvLlvister colors and In
Life size
l'hotographe oil; Ivoryty.pea, &v., In a.saperlor man
ner. •Ambrotypea or Daguerreotypes of deceased per
sona enlarged to any size, up to lifff size iu oil, equal to
those mnde - from life.
Please call whotiftir-you desire pictures or not
Carllslo, June 8, IS 9-4t°
M A I LSILUEIIYtonAstN. dWS
OHAnn O s
tN
WRITE LEAD, ZINC PAINTS AND COLORS, OILS,
PA lINISII ES,. ETC:, • ,
Importer - inWrn4lish, - Frincit and German Artists' Ma
teriali, fine colors In oil and water, Winsor dr Newton's
tube and rake colors, 'Brushes Mathematical. and .
-Draughtnumn'it Instruments. Drawing and Tracing Pa.
perm, Sterougopes, Stereoscopic Views, Ar.
The particular attention...of Painters, Dealers and
othern, In called to the none patent nietheldrif putting up
'Lead and Zinc Vitiate in metalleVans, of which Masury
Whitnn.arn the sole proprietors. •
Those Cans are Intended by the Inventor to_ obviate
the dlflibuity heretofore existing hi putting up of Lead'
and Zinc 111'1011111 liege: ,AII commuters of paint are 4
aware that the Inca Ott, faad, and Zinc put up an email
wooded packages, Is front five to ten per vent., and In
many twos-Much more, owing to the abnorption - of the
all, andlhe consequent hardanlng at the paint against
the wood—to say nothing of the additional Inbar re.
-qulred to - mix paint .readly for use,'after It' had become_
hard In the keg- The kiss of jinn keg,-too, is a considw
ration which should norbe loSt Pliar "The liatent -
Cox not only obviates these difficulties, but In addition
thereto furnishes the consumer with n etroinr and con.
venient paint-pot. out ortekleh to use the paint. which
Is alone worth more than the diffarenceut cost between.
the cans and logs.
The Cans are packed In saw duit. In strong ranee or
boxes. which contain 2004bs each, that In A 26 lb. Cane,
or 4 60 lb. Cans. and they mayke safely shipped by roll
road or otherwree to any part of the United States:
Circulars, containing cute with full description, rent
by mall opapplication. L 4)859.
OF CUMIIERLAND COUNTY,
We respectfully call the attention of Farmers to this
Justly celebrated machine, it has been in use the last
■even years, and wherever Introduced has become a fa
yorite machine. Some manufaeturers and agents head
their circulars with Syracuse first premium machine.—
We did not attend that trial, but have taken first pro•
millets over {loth of them In a number of trials since
that then. We might boast numerous first promitiv,
over all the must popular machines now in use. but
what ore largo stories worth to farmers? 'We sell our
machines upon their real merit eoind ask farmers to ex
amine thorn before purchasing. Wu warrant our ma
chines to work well both In grans or graindight or heavy,
standing or fallen, wet or dry.
An exhibition will take place at an early day.,...d.e
notice of which will be given, said exhibition to take
place near Carlisle. Also, an exiabition of the .1110
kind of machine near Mechanicsburg. , Where we re
spectfully invite farmers and all others to attend and
examine for themselves. Machines may .he seen by
elling--on—the—thliow-inrmoned gentlemen who are
agents for the sale of said machines.
JOIIN PIANK. or STIIICICLIOI A 11110., Carlisle.
1101111, GARRETSON & Mechanicsburg.
•
SNYDER k KNETLET t •Nowellie.
8311111.& CO., Shlppennburg.
THOS. S. IVIIITENACK, Oen. Agt.
REESE, GOULD & SAYE, Proprietors.
Juno 1, 1859
COURT PROCLAMATION.--,
,WIIEREAS the lion. JAMES IT. GRAHAM, Presb
dent Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas of
the counties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, and
Justice of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery In sold counties, antirlfon. Stn.
VOL WOODBURN nod lion. M. COCRLIN, Jddgee of the
Court of Dyer and Terminer and Commit Jail Delivery
for the trial of air capital and other offenders, it,
said county of Cumberland. by their precepts to nte di.
rected, dated the I Ith of April. 1059, have ordered tin,
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
to bo holden at CARLISLE, on the Rh MONDAY of
August, 1559. (being the 22nd day,) at Id o'clocEin the
forenoon, to continue two weeks.
BAB. BRUBAKER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Coroner, Jun•
tires of the ?mum and Constables of the said manly o
.Cumberlatf, that they are by the said precept:rom•
mended to be then and there In their. proper 'par.ions,
with - their rolls, records, inquisitiors, examiaAtions
and all other romeinbraikes, to do thee, thlas which
to their Oflicer appertain to ho done, and all those that
aro bound by reinoilances. to prosecute *dust the
prlioileisthat are or Ilion shall - be 1n the jail of said
county, aro to bo there to prosecute thaw as'sball to
Just.
EI9ERIFeII OEFICZ,
Car Wide, June i, 1850
TOIIN WYETII, Esp.,
IP ' yd.
Louisa Douglass. Mary Mc-
Kinley, Frauds Wyeth,
Charles A ,Wyeth. Louis
Wyeth, Douglass Wyeth,
.idho Handel, Den.
BeihUrd Mandel,' thintual
Handal, Elizabeth 5. Dill.
Sarah Elliott. William
!Satchels,' .Inseph Katcher.
Hannah :Ishtar, Rebecca
Katcher, (looses Katcher,
Wm. Kline, Coo. Weaver,
Charles Weaver. James CA
rothers, Rebecca Carothers,
.Elizabeth CarolhorA, nod
Louisa Carothers.
JOPIiSAUDERS.
The dafeedants will take
tbiaNtrlt of partition on the
au 1 Lot on ' , patient 8400,1
by Pomfret blreet, west by
Church Alley, end rtaat by ti
the 9th day of July, 1859. at
ROW
El!erilY 'a Ogler. Cerilale,)
J'ufie 1,1859.•-9 he
Homoeopathic t i laiyell.elLan •
QUCCESSOIf TO Dlt. .1. K. SDITII. bovinir perms
tiontly Wonted In Carlieln ' niters bin prolteulonot nor
vices to the clttione of tho town and vicinity, In "tho
proctlco of the va r ious bronchia of: bin profession.—
Office In South Munroe Streut..Setnerly occupied by
Dr. Smith, whore hn ilinY ho eoustileednt all times When
I not profemtnmilly engag e d. , .
N. D.—. Allow mo to. introduce my Mewl, Dr:
Ponder. altroduati of tho llonocapathle Collegotif 'Pao
to and a man of acknowledged medical
skill. lie will suecend.Dr..l. IC. Smith in my stead, as
I'connot disengage myself from my present situation.
Dlt.
leohanicsbni
l) g,
June I, 1859.—L8t,
(ArtSSIGNEE Notice-. is
hereby given, that Peter 'K of, South Mid
et,on tonettlp,Ttunberland county. has tondo an tut
sign/nen t to the !witertime of nil hie estate rent portion
al and inked: Sir the %smelt ef b croal torii. Allperson e
Indebted to the eehtte ars, required to malnilmmtAlate
payment,mul, those lowing claims to preeent thorn tor
settlement, to • BENJAMIN KAUFMAN, -
,• ,• • ' CHRISTI All; 'LESS, :
13outli.glifstktantov., : I..,.Ambirierty •
• , Jutteol p 111i4.44.
NEW YORE-,
" 3lnnufactur . ers of
"WRITENACK'S NEW JERSEY
REAPER & MOWER
McOARTNEY, Sheriff.
Writ De Partition.) Facton
dn.
Tn tAo Coalmen Pleas .1:4
Cumberland County.
notice that I trlll execute
e pronleee, to telt: A House
In Carllele, hounded Oreth
Darla Sterrett, north by
Cleo. Ilendel,on SATUItIMIC
to o'clock. Dl, '
151cOA1tTME1.8herlff.
J. J. BpIDEW;
•
CUM P - 1.0 ,• AN )- •Ltplißb It
':The sub'seribins havo'noir in hand • '
-• isb t ooo,' SHINGLES; -
of ‘PliCrent kinds and titiinfliy, :Whim pine," Hemlock',
"Chostnut and Onk,,:all of which tfniy will soil at tho
lowest liginss.
..ipso, all kin& orsoksotted
, „ .
ICA:RDS,
PROS STUFF,
, •
Paling, Plaktering Lath, Shingling Latin worked Floor
trig and Weatherboarding, Post and Rails, and
,every ar
ticle-C M belongs to a LUMBER PASS.
Melva prime icf whinnt N eherry , :Md . : l:l4oin from
tg, to am inches I hickness. ( laving Cara of our own
cm can - furnish sa ed lumbar and Sit other kinds at
abort notion and on reasonable terms. ". •
We have eonntantly, on hand'all kind! of Family Coal
Which wo will Oliver clean to any porter the borough.
LYKENN 4rALLEY, Broken, Egg.; Strive an Nut,
LUKE FIDDLER,
TERVOItTON,
Best quality of
' 41 . meburnePe -and BlaAnnilles
. .. . .
alwaya.c - Vilitifiriibte.trWirwlllielt.nErlaoret4nyzynni,
, .
,• la town. , .
—Yerd-k.
Any 11,
QPRING ARRIVAL 01? FRESH
'lO - • ',muds. FANCY GOODS, FRUIT ?.
• ..AND • CIONFEG•TICC•IARY: ' . •
t
end S. W. lIKVERSTICK•hai just received fromllie city
hi Is now opening asplendidillsplayofFANOYGOOPN,
to which he desires to call tho_attentiO - n of his *lends
' and the public. Ills assortment& thih line cannot be
Surlpnesed in novelty; and elegancirrand both In quality
'aud, price' of the article's; cannot fall to please purchasers.
It would. ho impcsslble to onumerpte his
FANCY COBBS; • • • '
which comprise every varloty of fancyartiele of the most,
exquisite finish suds ns.
Papier Marius floods. • ' • '
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell ,card . cases, ,
Eddies' Fancy Baskets."
• Fancy Work Boxes; with sowing-instruments, ,
Port :Shimmies, of every variety, - , • . •
Goldliens and pisitclis, Fancy paper weights.
Papeterles, and a large vxrlety of ladies' Fancy station
ery.. ,
Motto souls and. wafers, Silk and bend purses,
Ladiestrldlng-whips,--elegantly r _figikhed,- Ladles'-fine
cutler), . • , .
'Perfume baskets and bags; • ,
'Brisslies of every kind for the toilet, '
ItOliSgdra Perfumes of the various kinds, •
Musical Instruments, of ell kinds - End at all prices;
tog,etherwlth an innumerable variety of artfcleselegant
ly finished and ifultable for holiday presents, to- 'filch
ho Invites special attention.
Also, en extensive and elegant collectioq of
, DOORS,
•
comprising the various English and American Weeks,
richly emholished POETICAL Willi KS, /le.. A.e.
Ills assortment .Iffehool Books and School Stationary is
also complete. and comprises everything used in • Col
lege and the Schaila. Ile also desires to call the par-
Ocular attention of Families to his elegant assortment
of ' , • it
„ P. 13 , r&p., •
from the'extensive establishments of Cainellus,:Archtit ,
,and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
ParinrChantloor and ktudy lambs, for burning either
• Lard. Sperm or Ether's] 'oil: also DYO'II"S celebrated
Kerosene or Cool Oil Looms, together with Flower Yams.'
Fancy Screens,-Ac. Ills assortment In this line Is un
equaled in the borough,' Alsd,
FRUITS, such as Oranges. Lemons, Figs,. Raisins,.
Neetirines, Prunes; Pine Apples, Izer, FANCY CONFEC
TIONARY—NUTS—I'It • BSEItYED FRUITS, ,MIN' EU-
K EAT, PICKLES, Arc., in every variety. and at all pH
hen, all of .Which are pure and fresh such As can be con-
Mostly recommended to his friends: His stoCkernbraces
everything in the line of Fancy Goods, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are es
'nodally invited to call and examine, -
Remember thofild Stand, nearly. opposite the Bank en
North.llanover-streot.
Tatty 25. 1859
JNO. B. ciluncir: •••• c. EBERLY
7 CHURCH &: EITEItT3Yir -
STEAM SAW MILL ,
AND
LUMBER YARD
NEW CUNIEERLAND, PA
E=ii
L U IrE
° °Atonatantly on hand.
Lumber 51ollvoiad at any mint icercoalblo by Railroad
•
at- tho shortest notice.
BUILDINQ TIMBER '
, .•
OF ALL F17.1i13 AND LENGTDS.CUT TO ORDER.
May 25:1859—Cf •
rI:UNS . GUNS.--Just received a large
itssurt 1 p p n t of., . • .
- Double BarrerGuns, .
Single -- .. • ,4 • ... • . •
_-
- -- 13iiigla - atid - .Double - Pistols, - ~ -
Revqlvers, .
' • Game. Bags, •
• Pqwder Flasks,
Shot
,r, Q it e h e s ,
l'Zitrtar. • •
--' Shot,
• Caps. •
Wads, &0., at
flay SA, 1855. 11. SAXTON'S.
ri - 4 STATE NOTlCE.—Cotters of 14-
E 4 ministration on the estate of Jesse Young. late of
Monroe township, Cumberland county, have been loan
ed by the - register of said county to the subscriber, re•
siding neat Carlisle. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having claims to
present them for settlement to ENOCH YOUNO.'
May 11,1850-6 t Adm'r.
r 10 WN LOTS —Three valuable Town
Lag, for tan) cheap for each. For further Inform.
t on apply at JOHN P. LYNN k soN , s,
May 18, 1859—'4m North Hanover et.
GRAIN CR ADLES
Plank's. Miller's. Smith's and,llernbelsors make,
on hand and for sale. nt maker's pekes, with a large
assortment of Scythes, Fork', Rakes, /L., at the Ilard•
ware Store of J. P. LYNN k SUN,
Slay 18, 1859. - North Hanover st.
1 / IXECUTOWS NOTICE. Letters
testamentary under the will of Dr. Jacob Sawyer,
late of the borough of Caritsle, data., have been issued
from the Register's Mike of enfubsrl and county, Lathe
subscribers, residing In said borough. All persons in.
&Med to the estate are required to make Immediate
payment, ant thesehaving claims to present them for
settlement JtAltY SAWYER.'
W. C. SAWYER,
Rem.
Mity IT; 1859-6 L
WILL BE OPEN' on Saturday a
complete assortment of Rummer floods, stnected
with groat care to meet- the "ants of the season And
trade,umbreclng all'hinds of code, Dry Goods In all
their varieties, Lore and OE Mantillas, Sun Umbrellas
Parasols. Lace Nlittal- DoopCd Skirts. Men's and lloys
\Sess.:. In fact everything suited for thudetnauds attic,
buying community. Please call and see for yourselves,
at List DICII & SAWYER'S New Store,
fity 10, ,
East Main street.
fl.-
OOD THINGS.—Ju4. received by
tic subscriber. the following:
FRESH TOMATOES, lu Cans.
Peaches, " .
• . 3 ' Salmon,
. " Lobsters.
Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Gellatin. Sap Sago Cheese,
Pine Apples, Virgin 011 or - Aix., for the table, Tomato°
Itatsup, Walnut do., Muldwdora du., Vorcestershlre
Sauce, Fr . encit Olives, do. stuTed with Atichovies,—:.
Pickles, Raisins, Dates, Figs, Prune., Oranges end Lem•
ens, Flua Ilems, Dried Beetorocerien Queenswaro,Fitte
Liquors, Fhb) all at the lowest cash price.. at the chutp
store of WM. DENTE.
-May-185-1889.
OItAND INDUCE3IENTS I
I would inform she citizen. of Cutuborland and sur
rounding counties, that 1 can and wilt sell' •
PRINCE .5: CO'S. IMPItOVED MELODEONS,
on terms sereavonable, as any person dare sell the un
improved Instruments of ether establishments. •
The Prince Mehideons have the renown of being the
best In the world.
The instruments can be aeon at D. F. Eberly'x, Mc.
chanlesbury, W. D. A. Naugle's,• Carlisle, and at
the residence of the Subscriber., near New Kingston, l'a.
See Prince's edvertisSmentra a btir&r column.
For circulars or other inforination, address
J. A. 11
NeacNew Kingston, Cutuls co., Pa.
May 18, 1859-3 m•
1) R,A"T.T S•PATE N'T`
HAY AND GRAIN (RAKE.
Thin Rake has taken the Fleet Premiums at Niadif•
forout exhibitlotie. Thu public are already aware that
this Rake Is unrivalled In any market, and is riciteltted
by every person that hoe seen It work.. (and who hue
noon other different machines work,) to bo the veey heat s
rake now in use. It Mot an Independent cast steel
tooth with a cleaner attached. The large number sold.
the lad y oar, and the efforts of different parties to claim'
the right to. sell, and ethane representing theirs t be
the amine patent is of itself a moat convincing proof of
Ito sucerlorlty. Over five hundred have bean sold in
Lancaster county alone. We have now a full supply on
hand to accommodate ethercountles. We guarantee to
every purchaser en Indisputable right to sell the said
ralte—Therfollowingarelyfew-parsons•to•whonr•rerra
for in this County and York, as having purchased 'and I
used the same:
• COMMAND COMT—J. S. Hoover, David Clark, Gl:a
-shen 3Felowan, Joie. Brandt, It. Bryson, W. St Waite,
G. tlrandi, .1. lialtzhnover, I', F. Pp,' P. ilrechbill. Zook
Shaeffer, C. Mester Puffer, pen). Puffer, Thomas Oalbrath, 1,. Tin° a brother.- -
• • CourrY—ltvto Lertne. - 8. - 11nReIgntleFniieffell, -
I. Freeway, Abr. Smith. W. Flare, Beni. Strickler. Henry
Strohm, J. A. Wilson, 11. o.llthnier;4_,Alig(t, P. Meagre,
M: Treece!, .1, licaadt. • '
For:lade by 0.. W. BRANDT, and
•- STRICff LER A OM, •
May 11, '59 , -Em • • CarllaleiPonn'n,
I
W A-M S ITT R T
Tll6 , aro tho beet OALiOOE.4 yet cffdpid ,to the publics
„ • • fur the' money.. .
ARMSTRONG, •
NEW YORK
.
Aprww; um-4,m ..„
•- • • • , PENN (AU LOA PE INSUIIA NCI.;
.• , • kdu
. .• •
9421PEMPIO*
. • . OFFICE NORTH EAST CORNER OF. 8D
- '
.- and Dock ctrecta, Philadelphia.
N t STOIIE:AN LOVE* GOODS '-..e.ammtaiek kpCharter v.irAr. : s7la,'Obb. •' .
.
After refurttimihis.aoknotilpffilemeittiflffit,the very • , . I.NIBI, S. IitILLBR, 'President,
liberal patronage which has lieeffinctendid .the . • " B STOKES, Vice President.
undersigned would call attention to-the Art lhat he' . Join( W. Mattes. Seo'y. •
hasjust reopened lilt extensive assortment of remit* sq''ffihe undirsignea,itaving..6on•ipppinted the Aoisv
..o far the above Company, for, Cumberland county', would
- •••
ROGERI ES .' !, call attention:to:the pepper affirautages of the 3 . ltomit
LIPODISURyICE whichalves its dyerdett 'preference ever
any other mode adoffted; -Then! being no stockholder*,
the p s rollts - are dlvieffid among the fffilicy bolters, and
appropriated to-reducing the annual .payments, thus
malting - each one Interested, equally.with the Trustees,
fn adding to the business of the company.' , • .
• 'The premium may be paid quarterly, sominnuUnlly, '
or annually, so that persona of limited means can in
cure Enna greater amount, than they could whore the
.whole.promium -is vequlred-tobe.paid cash. '
Circulars with lull particular's can be bad en applica
tion to the subscriber, at bin office,Main street, near
the Railroad depot. ' '• • JL SPONSLER;
rii;72.3 . 0. it 6 9-6 m
In ills now store.room. on Chu south.east - borner 'of
public square, where the public are Invited ,tct call and
examine a deck - of goads which, in:elegance, variety
and extent. will defy competition; comprising ,In part
loaf, lump, ernalied•and brcipn sugars,
Java,:illo and reacted Coffee' Every va. •CZ
rioty and quality of PEA.' Spices, (ground
and ungrennd,) Picicels, Sauces-4411in, _
- D N I - O w— lass .° o r s tes ; Now Y Su o P rk P a h n ' d fis P e- hT1a n . d d e . 7p 4 1:1. ,.,, 81y fid r. ,, ......
un.• Choose, Maccarocil,liermeellll, split Pens, Ilonalny,
Mincemeat, earn Starch, Farina , Chocolate , Extract-o,
r_efinad anger at reduced rates, washing and_hap e•
r ing r vociat'ffiltineco - tf the
finest qualicy of Begets, Also, a beautiful assortment
of lirltatinia_Wiro,_pialn and g."ld banC.Chlni3Vere,l
Glass Queens. Stone and 'Bertha" -Wei4l, in great - vn.
r e int a "
=I
OM
SIIIIO3I /4. 11OFFEk,
o Oss 'Works
perin'inery for the toilet.
,FRUITS: Including Ninehre lu cane, Raising 'Cwt.
berries; dry 'ankles, citron, elmondei•ontoges, iemons,,
dm, dc.
• - •
h f i gt (() ? r t, Qyp g lt,;: W mo h n oletl26. i: i nf t ll rotnit,
,•..—. -K m e,y, r a c ra n odw o o rn , dark n oncl o pale, e dson l :t
• .: : 7 ... , r . :;, \
, Ip I . 3 , bc a rg u lLort. i lt i f i n n cl e op?, OilCat,.. .!ran .
(
( (
'4
! I'M • 8 n°
:t1.14 crotch Ikblakey; Ilollfiud' Gin; apd.4 Scheldam
Schnapps. :•
• A ' , Me oteek'or LAMPS, Including Dyotee celebrated
larripe for burning Kerosene or coal nil, also Sperm,
Plne, Lard and Coal Oil, burning Sperm And
Star Candles.
, •
. ,
lirnohos. 'Papua, ..111:oppe.. 4iciops, _Doar•inat ; Natters;
Lenkinipglaosos, ilne• loth+ ;and hote *Ter ? Willow
Wore, pointed buckets, &c. • ' ..
Cotton and woollen Mop, and half Moor, aid -a full
Otraik-ar:lllevea, , lncluditig-tlia-wall-kaowa-lianever-
Buck gloves. •
. •
In short, his stock comprignit everything thirst is railed
for in hie line of business, 1111 , 1 no efforts will be spared
to render entire sntiefectlon - to
' •
Carlisle, Oct. 27, 1855-13 r,
43 Marketing of all kinds takent to linicharige fn
gnodn. " .
AIIGAIN . BI - B ARd-A INS!
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
Now oponing tho largest, and chcapact 'dock of Spring
and Sununorpooda over brought to Cumburiand county
&large
_line pcglogftne Challlea, Derege-Ilobee.
Poll de Cheviot, opera (Mound Lustre, Plaid
Popllntt,'Cidadonin Cloth, Lavelles 'Sethi, Plaid Ducats,
Volt mike. Cloth..Freneh helps, trtrelltug
dress goods, Organdy Lawns, 1:e. • •, .•
. - E3IIII{ODEIIIES.I '
An immense lot of elegnut connes,Undersleeves, iand•
kerrhlors, Plennrlngs, inelrtlngs, Edgings, Ac .. direst
'from 'the largest Importing house In Nets Week.
A largintssortnient of,Crape, Stella and Tbybet Shawls
very cheap.
LACE AND SILK MANTILLAS.
Black Vella, and all kinds of Mourning goods, In 'great
variety- Siferivood'a patant'lliwined Skirl& Skirtp l r..
porteni, Rieherdeon'e [drone, Alexander'a Kid. dis,,
both from the Importer flauntlat'n & iliY.
-&-inilaasortmant - of hadles't tlent'arMfasea'rand-Boy.
'Moan, vary low. - - .
B. W. HAVEItSTICK:
CALICOES. GINMIAM'EI, 111USLINS,
Choc and prices:. .
. Cloths and Cassinuirott a now supply and toiy ehtuip
particularly for lioy's wear.
CARITTINOB.. • •
A larko punch of ale:rant Imperial, Ingrain,- Irenltlnn,
lininp, and rag Carpoting,.bought from tholargoni cnr•
pet holden in I.:ow York. The styles arsenics and hand.
due, quality. sore superior, • and prices uncommonly_
luW. and onion d mattings air widths trod paces
Roaartood, Mahogany and IVaintit framed Looking
Glasses - In great variety and low prbles.
Maytag selected my goods With gnat sore froth the
boa houses in Now York end Phlladelnhia: I am •iire.
pared to offer great bargains to all In wout . of handsome
good and cheap dry griods..
Thanking my-old friands anitsustnniers Mr - thole 111
eml support, I would respectfully salielt them and al
others to give mo n call-before purchasing alsowliors.
Our motto In, quick sales and short profits. -
Apr. 1859. II Ati., 0011,1iY.
C IIMBERL \ IND; N VALLEY PA IN6TITUTE
A. F01T1L1.1:4,. A. 11., PRINCIPAL, an teacheror
Mathematics and 4 1Iodern Languages.
THOMAS S. ItHESI, A. IL, Assistant Prthelpal and
leacherof Ancient Languages and Higher English.
L. M.ll - AVEItSTIOKT.ASsistaut in: the. English' 'He
rattinent.
Thlm Institution having passed Intosittds, will
be reopened soft Male BchootbnlF; On'dht; Oil 2d
day of September next.. It is the &sign of the pr.unt
proprietors to make It, a , etrictlf first-class Boarding
,ttchtstl, for training nod ilting boys and young mon
either for college or business. An efficient corps of. In•
structors ham been organized, whose personal interests
are identified with the success of the Institution, and
who will splint no pains to make it worthy of the coot.
donee nod patronage of Ma public. The Bulidingm of
the Institute are ample, and well arranged for the ac•
cremnodation of about ninety boarders, and all students
from a'sroad aro 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 miles from Harrisburg,
and is easy of access by liailmad from Philadelphia,Bal.
Moore, dc. No location could be more eligible for, ac
toss—none more healthy or attractive for such 'a school'
Puplim from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia anti
intermediate , Ttham, taking thu morning train, will
reach Mechanicsburg by 2 o'olock, I'. M. As It is the
determination of the PrincipaNtrr+ his Assistants to
place the Institute on a permanent and elevated basis,
with every application requisite the superior ' sucrose,
they appeal with confidence to all who have sous to ed•
wale.
The scholastic year will be divide scions
of twenty two weeks each, the first the
first Thursday of September. and eliding on Bret
AVed nimbly of February; the se'cond session beginning
ou the first 'Thursday of February, sod ending on the
first Wednesday of J uly
TERMS.
Board, Washing, Tuition, Rooms furnished, •
and Furl per Session, -' $Bl 00
Day scholars will be received at $lO, $l2, and $l5, ac•
cording to their advancement. ,
No extra charges for ancient and modern languages
or vocal music. - •
Terms per session payable half In advance. For fur
ther information apply to Mullin & Reese, Proprietors,
illechanlcsbunr, Pa.
Apr. 0,1850.
TOW IS THE TIIktE FOX.,I3AR
-1-1 DAMS! ARGE AND .EXTENSIVE AItRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
At tiro New Store, corner of N. Ilniiover & Loather etc
The undersigned returns thanks for the patronage
bestowed upon hitt by' the public, and at the alum Mum
respectfully announces that hu has just returned limn
Philadelphia, a n d Is now opening a now•lot of spring &
summer DRY (4001/S and uItOCESIES, consisting in
part as follows, and which he Is determined Po mil at
Ike lowest rash prices. Silks, Ducal .cloths, Cbailles,
Alpena:l'chines; Do Bilges, Lustres, - Poplins, Lawns,
Dneogee, Brilliants, Skirting, French and Scotch Ging•
hams, Prints, Gloves, hosiery, Connie, liandkerchiefc,
dc.
of every variety And quality. Staple and Domestic Dry
Goods. Cloths, Cassbnercs, Vestings, Flannels Mus•
tins, Tlckings, Stripes Checks,Calicoes, Cottonades,'
Linens, Meetings, Don ' irns, Nankeens. Drills, Marseilles
Quilts, colored and _white carpet Chalh,. s c,...Rarasola
and Umbrellas. Also, a large and splendid assortment
of LIONNireS, HATS, CAPS, 'ROOTS and sagep. •A
superior lot et; fresh 0 DOCERIHS, Testy Potkri, Super,
Molasses. like, Spices, AC. Having selected my. entire
stork with the greatest care. nod the loivest cash prices,
I ran assure my friends and the publbr generally. that
I will do all in my 'power to rank° my establishment
known err the '• Geed Quarters fur flargains,” Those
who wish to purchase will rind ft to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
* I will pay the higheet market price Ibr Butter, -
.
Emze. 11.0 :Map and Dried Fruit.
. . - -
CM=
" 13 VONEYE"
MOWER AND REAPER
The subscriber is also agent for 'the wile of the firm
case Fin t'Premium Buckeye Mower, with which a Sue
cessful attachment, la now furniehed. . •
We take pleasure In calling the attention of farmers
to our Buckeye Mower and Beeper, which has In its
triumphant practical working during the bud harvest.
so fully sustained the decision of the much ahnsed Sy
racuse Committee. Its 'success has been complete.—
Oyer one thousand have been built and sold, and the
principal of the double hinge,' Jointed and folding
bar, which belongs to thie machine exclusively; penult•
nontly establiehed an the true one for the perfect Mom•
ere, we with confidence refer to any' or all nt the Bur.,
chasers of the Buckeye for the proof of the above, from'
many, of whop; have been received tile most flattering
.The demand the p4Rt 50W10.13 was fkr bec
yond.our ability to 'supply; and we trued that orders
• will be fUrwarded early the coming season, that 'none'
-may-be,dimppaintod.—Tmtturse-requiring-aensubined
machine we recommend with confidence our Heaping
attachment; we furnish a rear or Side delivery., „ •
Manufactured by, Edge T. Cope A; Sen, Wastcymater,
O. W. Drawn, Agent for the sale of the Flame; or
STRICKLER. BRUMES,'
May 11,110—Sta . ' Agricultural Store, Carlisle, pfc.
N '
IN - : IIANNY'f3 COSIIITNEp
~REAPER AND r IVIOWErt,
•WILTII WOODS' INIPROVEMEST . -
'Tx offered to the remora of Cumberland CountylM . the
eoatingintrieshmiLtife.ustailmaCommodatlie.terms.
The complete RUCCCHe achieved by thiv machlne'at the
great National Field trial, at. Syracuse, In 1867, over
some t‘viinti cetonetitors,aud its unbeunded auCeesa In
this and ad oluing initiate! for • the last three harveste,
spite or era" add enehietid=opliosition, ahOuld' not.
leaven doubt Mlle Mind or any farmer, aditaliniachine
to buy.. If any Tatham shonid however still lulu doubt
we would net him to take a 6laintY Machine cud try It
Alban with 'any of . the other' machines offered,tdthe
puldidee cowl:deed machl'imi( and after a Ali Vial re,.
'turn the 'worsened keen and pay fah the °noba ding*
crud. beet. ARMSTRONG; 'Agt. at Carlisle.
lilechanl4l4;.
.
=Z
FISH AND SALT.
CEDAR:MART AND BROOMS
AT OGILBY'S NEW. STORE,
=I
BRAWLS, BRAWLS; 1311 AW LSI
LOOKING GLASSES
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
J. A. 11U51R11011. Jr
AULTIIAN & MILLER'S PATENT
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Oranges, • • \:.... Lemons, - •
---- 77Ffgli,
.• Dt tee, _ , , .
:Batumi:4e, . -
------ - . - Pine Applesi - •
-—• ' . Almonds, • - 'rr _.lllberis, • ,
- U
R NTT U - .ltlli - ..F Int NIT URE, .. . Cermet Nuts, . Cocoa Nute, &c.,
....--.._ WII9LEOLII AND RETAIL, ' ~ • .., all of which will be sold at low ratoth_Meoi a largo as
• • • sortmoilfict •.
. • . . 11. I'. DEORAAY, .
.• TOYS AND - FANCY GOODS
'ST IiONVEIiY, (Wholesale Ware Ilouse.), and of every variety. Also, all the best _brands of, _
06 CHRYSTIE ST , (Retail Stored N. Y. TOBACCO,
.. SEDANS - AND
Where wlllbc - found tbolargest and most extensive, es.. • .
sortment in the.clty: of American and German manufacture.
The subscriber returns thanks for the,llbend patron.
ago bostowed'on him by the public; tind solicits a con.
••• •tlnuance of thelC favors. Remember the Old Stand of
IP. MONTER, ••
' carlialo;'Thoe 10,'56. NoriTillanover Street:
BIM of 825 lietotled at 'tirholerale
Prises at the Bowery Store.
All Furniture gunrenteed as represented. , Ono bun
dred and fifty handi constantly employed in montane-
Wring.. All stock laid In for den. Cone,. It compilses,
In part,—
ROSEWOOD, NAHDOANY ADD - WALNUT
PARLOR PURN.ITUR. lir,
In IRocado,Biocatene.Dalntoe,Pluith.and Hair Cloth
Rosetvood;'llfahpgany and Enamellid
CRAM B-E R F U
In sets, from 'twenty -to one hundred nod fifty dollars
Also,, CANE SEAT and COMMON FURNITURE, in
great variety. A large mosirtment of (Mend Mahogany.
M IR RORS,Sprinand—Curled—Holr-zDI ATTRASSES,-
PATENT Premium SOFA BAT/STEADS, with-Spring and
llslr MattraiSea attached, he.
STEAMBOATS AND HOTELS FURNISHED.
Danless will find IE to. tholriutorest to glvn us a call
~ntar.Bo,lBso-3m.
HA Li3ERT'_S FAMILY GROCERY,
QUE t ENBWARE AND VARIETY STORE,
Wek Corner of the Public Square, oppo_
site the Carlisle Deposit'Bank
.7. D. 'IA LIDIT.has again repioninhod Inn 'stock
goods. ilin annortmentin now full and , •otuplote, among
which may 1?!, onumomtod every variety of fronh
FAMiLY - .CtROCERIE3, --
.° ',which In quality ana prtca
CAN'T EE BEAT.
•
• .
A large atocb of China, dlaan and Queeninr . iire, of navy
and beautiful designs, and embracing every grado of
price. .
lie Is SOLE iIIENT in Carlini° for JONES' celebrated •
- KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
ono of the greatest (*reveries of the age, combining
beapneas, safety And increased light, dial 011 and
',amps conetantly on hand; which the - Public are re.
quested to, tll and examine. A'
U. lIA
JOS. LBRItT,
N. W. Corner of Public? Square.
B LINDS AND SHADES, -
Cheap for Cash
B. WILL 14 . 111 S ,
No. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Is the largest..manufacturer of
• • .•
••. • Window Blinds, • •
~tNN I n•
•
• WINDOW ADDS,.
• • -,
Of every variety. Ho Is lbw orIM ator of all now Myles
and hag n (Inn ataek to bo sold at reduced prices. -
Duff, mid MI oilier_culnonf. linen shades; trlmminga,
num.,
Store mhndeslaninted to Order.
B. J. W. Writee cltitenn of thin county to call
beforo puraannina., aunt annul-en them can .110 bet.
ter article forthd money than any-other establinlanout
In tho Unitiel Stolen. . •
'Mai. 23, 10,1)--8in • '
T UMBER subscribers
JLA having purchased a large tract of pine alinber
land And on the west branch' of the Susqua•
haulm s , river, have oponcd-oat number yard at . - -
• - MECHANICSBURG, -
011 the railroad; corner of Allon am! high streets, near
the steam saer mill or Eeldle, Eberly & Cn,, amh also one
AT OttEASONVILLE;
- Weartlaltilield,'wherawe wilt Usable to - Sell - lumbar' at -
Sueh priest! Hint will be to the Interest of builders and
others to rallitlid see uslitiforo buying elsowhire. .Our
advntages boor other diadersare that our lu . fiber does
.not.pans through the lands of one two or m re specs
biters boffin, we get It. and that will enable us to sell
jumber , eltraper than aly othorocan sell at these places.
r will also Wholetale lumber from our Ilarrlsburg
yard, and will deliver lumber at.any point along the
Cumberland Volley 11/111111a If desired, builders eon
have lumber sawed suitable for any else of bulldips, or
for other purposes, by furnishishlng us with their tit ,
dere In season. SHAFFNER, GItEASON A CU.
April, IS, 1859-1 y
- 4 XCELSIOIt PICTURES
hA. It. LIEN WOOD would respectfully inform tht•
cit zone of Carlisle and vicinity that he has taken room:
In 'Lug's new building, east corner of Market Square,
where he is at all times ready to take AMBROTYPES
In the latest and most approved style. Pictures taken
In rainy and cloudy weather pa well an clear. and oat.
startles given or no charges made. Portritits and lia•
guerreotypcs copied. Miniature Pictures taken for
Lockets dm., In copied.
Antbrotypes warrantee] to stand the test of time, beta
or water.
Ladles and Gentlemen aro cordially Writ° d to ea
andresamine Bondman.
Prices from I.3cts. to $lO., A.11.•111NIV0011.
E=MMI
I)AINT AND OILS.-10,090 pounds
of White Lead, with a large asaortmeht of
•
OILS, WHITE ZINC,
'VARNISHES, - COLORED ZINC,
TURPENTINE, FIRE PROOF PAINT,
JAPAN. FLORENCE WRITE,
LITIIARGE, ...,. RED LEAD,
PUTTY, - . , WHITING. -
GLUE, - PAINT BRUSIIES,&o.
And all colors dry and In 011. Also, all colors In tubes
just recolvrd at the cheap hardware store of
Mar. RI, ISM HENRY SAXTON.
TO LADIES VISITING
NEW YORK.
TAYLOR'S LALOON,
885 .b 307 ilootnwar, CORNIIR OF r • BANIIIIN 87REETp
I:the most ftehlonable resort for Ladles In NeW or ,
being most desirably located In the principal thorough.
fare, and surrounded by the best stores in the city.
Taylors Edloon is celebrate:Lull over the world for the
magnificent splendor of Its decors:Eons, as well as for
Um quality of the fare, and the style In which it Is
served, which canuot be excelled by even the famous
Parisian Cooke The Saloon b: connected with the
N TERNATIONAL HOTEL,
whirkbas a Splendid Ladle.' Parlor fronting on Dread.
way, tio: commanding an extenrive view of that w,9rid
rent wri promenade. The loot evidence of the popu
bwicy • t.layler`s Saloon le - thet it is daily thronged by
visitors aore every part of the Union. (theyll,'s9-3th.
CUMBERLAND • VALLEY R. R.-
MIER ARRANGEMENT.
un.titer. r
Alita
MANOR OF HOURS:
On and. after MONDAY, APRIL lItt; 1859, Passenger
Trans will run as follows:. (Sundays excepted:) •
' FOR I.IARRISBURG. . .
let Train. . 2d Train
Leave Chamberiburg, 6.10 4. M. 1.00 P. 31
" .Shlppenebnrg, , 5.40 " 1.32 0
O Nowsilla, 6.10 " 2.04 0 '
.. 0 Carllale. 6.43 0 „iiv. 2.45 " •
Aleehrinleaburg, 7.16 n —v. , gag 0
Arrive at IlarrisbUra. MD 0 3.45 0 ,
FOR eII'AMBERSDURG, •
... .
• • . . lat Train. 2dsTratn.
Leave llarrleburg 8.00 A. 16 .. 1.20 P. M.
blechaniessuvg ' 8:43 " 1.58 " '
‘, Carlisle, ' 0.20 0 , 2.34 0 -
" Nuirvllle. 0.53 " 8.08 " 'j
" Shlppenaburg, 10.24 0 . 8.88
Arrive at Chambendiurg, 1044 - " 4.03 °
Traine leave Ilarrisburg for Philadelphia, via Poun's
Railroad, at 2.80, 0.06, and 7.60,A. AL, and 110 and 3,50,
P. M. By Reading, via Lebanon Valley Ball Road at
8,00, A. M., and 2.101 P. 31,
For Baltimero..B 20, A. Al and 1.00, noon. ' For Traver
ton and Williamsport, at 1.00, P. 31, and B.l* P. 151
Tralh on, Dauphin Road at 2.00, P. 91'
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At nil Stations whore
!rickets are sold, - ..visr: Charnbeisburg, Bhippensburg,
Carlisle, 3lechonicaburg and lierrishurg, a reduction of
EN OENTS.O4.p.rI) q'teketorrilLbe.mada_to-all-Passen._
gem that provide themselves with Tickets before en
tering the Cars. •
O.N. LULL, Super't • ,
Railroad Office, Charnbershurg,
Apr: 0,181 D. ,
C ,
, .
AT 8 0 • 11UYENVES
• . ,
Shad and Mackerel ofdiffirent grades,. . • -
At 1117YETT'8;
Salmon, Sods Fish and White Fish,
0;41[1E14 Salt and Pickled Ilerrinik ,
At 1f17.1311.13,--7 - 7 -
Chowienfid Crackers Can_be *aa . .
A nuirirra., •
Dried Fruit, Presersei
SUipar , Oured Beer and llama „ • ,
11,11ih • supply et a9,130#4.
A.
,• •
0115,3944t0 Lead, de:Jte, ;
wt- E R No.l 2.&3. jwit,
9i.edis Mid for ask lovOit UALDZWP. ;
4Aiiii , (e. - y - etil6ilfi::K
NORTH 11,2CN 0V E R STREET
' • MiNyEOTIONERY,
Rates Reduced $2 per 100 lbs.
The attention or . Country Merchania and the public
generally I invited toe larnaseirtmdet of
CHOICE 'CANDIES;, • s •
manufactured . of the best material-end warm tad to
contain no poison In their colont; which will ! bo sold
Wholesale or Retail at low rates at the old stand of
•
*min Hallovsn. Smarr, eutueLe, PA.:
~A feW doors Noith of the`Csrliste Deposit Dadk. '
Just received a largo assortment of
FRESFI FRUITS AND NUTS
0 the latest Itnportitions, consisting of
- FIRST OPENING 'of the SEASON
NEIV,'GOODSI'NEW GOODS! • •
SAWYER,
(At their'New Stoie;' Mot Nain'alreet,) •
lino° just receivedlroin New York and Philsdel phis the
'most complote and varied assortment of DEY MOODS
ever offered in Carlisle. Embracing everything that Is
new and rare in. style and texture, such as FANCY,
SfElth, (wall' the various colors. barred, striped, silence,
and bay/adore. Plain, striped and blunder°, Black pike
Foulards of now designs, baigo arid lawn robes of the
latest. Paris .iityles. 'satin 'striped de chime cloths,
-Fronehnhallis—AmeriCan-delains,Organdy-lawris,-derk
anti light grounds awl .beautiful designs. Travelling
dress goods of the newest make Also, aMt siock..:n
Mourning dross goods,_ wbich...wa•lnvltirgrtieulsr
attention. • .
SIIAIVLS.
Thin part of Sim stock in• unusually complete consist
log of Crape, Silk, Stalls, In all the variety or shade's
and qualities. Mourning Shawls, laewand silk from the
celebrated empoiluill - ef Brod. & Dulpion, New York.--,
Sun Umbrellas, Showerets and Parasols of. the newest
styles. WRITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Embroideries
in full netts, Collard, Shaven, worteed•hmdn, flouncingn,-
edging!' and inserting& Me give great , earn to this
branch of our troth, and ladies will find a very full as
sortment.
HOOPED SKIRTS,
'of the latest ImprrvernentS,akirt supporters, a
.nrtir.ar
-Melo. A full line - of - Alesanderls kid gloves, Inverted
and sold by Stewart, New York. ' Mitts, gloves and
gauntlets In every variety; Also,.a largo stock of the
newest styles of men's and boy's spring ca9simeras,
black clothl and caiislmeres. HOSIERY of every des.
cripilon, In this deportinent unusual card' has been ta-
ken to tided the 'various kindii and 'sizes suitable for
Lidies, Misses, Boys, apd-Childress wear. In fact our
stock embraces everything kept In a first 'class' dry
goods store.
Ilaving purchased for 'cash and made our selections
among the best importing and lobbing houses in the
cities of Now York and, Philadelphia, wh are prepared to
otter superior I nduceinents to buyers. All we ask Is an
examination of our stock before purchasing eSewhere,
•for which.faver wit will feeL very grateful.
Apr. 6, 1859.. LEIDICII 'SAWYER.
N E4V--S-T--O O
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
JOAN IRVINE, having taken thetand,.on the
- noftlf - east'nOSlMFhTtlßTSijuare, recently occupied by - J,
B. Keller, would respectfully Inform the citizens In
town and country, that he bag jurnt returned froin Phll
- ndelphia with a now and desirable assortment of geode
n hie Ibce , compi !sing GENTLEMEN'S FINK CALF
DRESS BOOTS, 111 P DO.; LADIES. MORROCO AND
GOAT BOOTS, KID SLIPPERS AND LASTING GAL
TEIIS, MISSES'AND-OIIILDRENS' BOOTS AND GAI
TERS, In great variety; Boys' 'and Youth's Boots 'and
Brogans. -llen'a and boys'
• , HATS A,ND CAPS;
otovory demerlption, and a goner esortmont of straw
goods. 'rho stookhos boon Moot dmith grifot comand
will ho sold otqt very email ads n city wholesalo
prices: -
rm . _ Don't forgot tho chealr.corner, oppoAto tho Her
ald °Mee. -, - JOHN . IRVINE.
'Carnolo, Apr.l3, 1859. ' • .
. _
COAL COAL!
Wlll.ll. 51 UR R AY ,
e IS , e u t f u u , d lnforms
C • 1 -;••••e'', - Idle in general, that he
fl 1 , 7 . 77 , 1 , 11 tig
. and will
,• Atop "Y- ke".. r -
UNDER. CDTHil,i_
LIKENS VALLEY—Broken, Egg and Nut.
LUKE FIDDLER—Broken, Egg and Stone.
WILKESBARRE,—bump. an't teoken.
TKEVORTON&PINK,GROVEBraken 4- Egg
Also. best quality "LomOro.—and o Broad-top" Black
smith's coal, all of which he will sell at rogsousble pri'
con. Thankful for the patronago heretofore so liberally
reeelted he asks a continuance of the same.
Coal Yard. at the old stand, on the railroad, nearly
' opposite Dickinson College. • - [Apr. 13, 1859. •
DIEBURNERS' COAL.-2,OU'
Li TONS of bykena Valley Nut Coal, a superior
61e, receiving and for sale by
August 5, 1857
TAMES R. WEAVER'S
.. ty ~,,
CABINET
. ctia...il —c 't . AND
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON • • -
l'.. — ' HAIR • '
. ' AIANUF C ACTORY,
VANUFACTORY. 9-
'.-.
NORTLI iliNontl. STREET, CARLISLE, Pa.
The subscribor..takes this method. of informing her : Having boon engaged in the business for over twenty , i .
Moods and the public, that she still continues the yearn ho would return thanks ' to his customers and, ~i, . .4
manufacture of ail kinds of work, in Cpppor, Tin and
• friends, for the liberal 'encouragement extended to him' , 9.-1
Shoot Iron,. Her Sloven aro selected from the moat rm.
in yearn gone by, and further assures them that-no '',,
proved styles. Tho Cooking Stoves for their qualities pains will be spared, to give full malefaction to all who
as cooks and bakers cannot be surpassed, among which may favor him with a cell
nro the well known Giotto, Noble Cook.. Fanny Fermis- , ..
Ferrite
ter, Govornorf•Renn, and the now fworito, Prairie - CIIAIRS.AND BURNITURE, •
Flower, combining all the testod improvements, in fart of every description constantly on hand, or made to
the best and cheapest stove ever offered to the public. order. Warranted to be of, the best quality, of the la.
The Latrobe Stove, or parlor heater,. improved. for loot style, well finished, and sold at the lowest possible
worming two. three or four rooms, put pto order, be- prices for cash. .
sides a largo assortment of Parlor Itatliatorn and office Ile also continues business• no an UNDERTAII.EB.--,
, stoves. PRICES REDUCED, on PLUNIRING IteatlY'seado'Coilins. Metallic or otherwise: kept con
; and GAS FITTING. Those who wish work dens terniktly on hand and funerals promptly attended to
M• in this line would do well to co lof the old personally n in town or' country, on the most reasonablere .. _ .._...... .. ... .--
IME3
'stand before contracting elsewhere, as I am de.
Wafted to do wdrk far lower than the present rates.
I have for mile and keep constantly on hand the patent
Scotch Tip Burner, Wax Tapers, plain and fancy Glass.
Globes, One Fixtures, Wrought Irvin Tubes. Hydrants,
Load Pipe, Gum Hose, Shower Baths, lath Tubs, Overt
flow Basins, Marble Basin tops, &c. My workmen aro
competent and reliable. All work warranted aful...lor
workmanship and Material, I challenge competition. ,
Air- A few,good Cook Stores with some suitable Mr
Parlors on hand, which I will sell at cost..
May 4, 1850. • , M. MORRIS.
H AT AND CAP paIPORDLTM.—
J.U. CALLIO k CO., successors to Wm. 11. Trout
iiMuld announce to their customers and the publl.
generally that they have just received from Philade!.
phis, a largo and elegant stock of goods, In their line of
business of every variety, style and quality.
They have on hnud a splendid
assortment of
. .
2 CAPS . -
HATS AND ) ~_ •
... v -of all descriptions, from the common Wool
to the finest FUR AND MK HATS; and at prices
that must cult every one who has an eye to getting the
worth of bin money. ,The stock includes, •
.'MOLESKIN, LIASSIWEItE, DE Aymt 4.NELT.HATS,
of every style and color and unsurpamed for LIGHT.
NESS, DIIIIALDLITY AND FINISH': by tbose of any
other establishment in * the country.
MEN'S,JIOyS' and CHILD[[ EN'S. HATS and C.A.,49,
of every description constantly on hand.
They respecttUlly Invite all the old patrons and as
many now ones as possible, to give them a mill.
. . J. O. CALLIO & CO.
Apr. 27,1859-1 y .
•
ANNIHILA.TED I ! ! '
CREAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN 3 MINUTES.
TORREY'S
*Evil 4 MINUTE' FREEZER.
PATENT APPLIED FOIL •
Th • subscriber, attar careful study and various expo.
rimeuts. has suOceadod In constructings,..Freezer,which
for simplicity, durability, rapidity and quality of its
production, in unequalled, and cannot fail to become a
univetval Osvorita.
Td satisfy. the incrodulous, there will be weekly pub.
lie oxhibitions of this !Imager, at No. 0 Platt street. to
prone its ability to do all that Is claimed for it. Sine
from 3to 20 quarts. . •
Bar. Send for a Circular. Jur
E. P. TORREY, Manuflicturer,
No. 0 Platt street. New York.
Also, Manufacturers' Wholesale Agent for tho cols
bmted " Old Dominion". Coffee' and Tea Pots, and Ar ,
thur,s parent Rolf sealing Jars and Can's.
May 4,1.8.501. m • . .
BONNETS, RIBBONS & FLOWERS'
Just received from New Yorkand Philadelphia,
largo lot of new style BONNETS, FLATS, and 11001 h
Also, a large assortment of elegant . Ribbons and Floe
ore. Bound* for l 2 et the cheap store of •
April 20, 1850. - ' • 011 AS. 0)31LIIY.
, • " • C -' O --- ATL ".-- Y r- A — R -7 1) ::--7
• , AT THE WEST END OP CAIILINIE.
ho aubscriboromuld respectfully call the attentio •
of Limaburners .and the citizens of Carlisle and th
sprpou tiding country generally, to his NE WA COA '•
YARD, attached to bin Ware house, on West %High el .
...where.he-will-keennonstantly on-ffiandalarge auppl , •
of the beet quality of COAL., to Wit,: .. •
Lykoim Valley, Luke Fiddler, Plne Greve and Travel'
'ton, Brqkon, Egg and Nut Coal--screened and dry coo
which ho pledges himself to sell at the' lowest pomilb!
prices.. Best quality of Linteburner's and Pleelmtuith •
Coal always on bend: .• , . ,
.00P All Orden; left at the Ware • ouse, or at hisro e
street, - brUl bo promptly a
tended to.
Aprkll4 •: J.4,•II.IiNDERFION. • -
FOrA.T.E NOTlCE.—Lettera of ad
. ministration tho estate 'of' David ilt.'Coore'
a aof übertand county, demoted, have been issued
due fin'm of law,to the aubecriber respllng in UPPerAll. ,
townehip... Those;indehtetto the estate, willanake it
mediate payment, and those 'having Balms will prom.
thepi fornettlemant to DAVID. COOrEit,
Apr.2o, 185 9 :—Gt '• r • d Mit ratOr•
andbillet neatly oiooute
)«;. U E er 11 A. n'
DEBT AND cui:APiesT PEICIODLOALiN TILE
consequenco'of the largely Intreaiiitt c6cukation j
the P.tb!haters of • • •
LITT,ELME AGE
.
.4re enabled to relliee.the yearlyeuhsarliition price from
$d to $4. The publlshors are determined that no ea••
- pante ()slither shall be'npnred to make this •
TILE MAGAZINE TOG' TILEMILLION I
- .
And whilst boldly challenging competition, claim for It
only what has been. concodetlby.thenioatouilnentlneli
of thlii country from the time of Its first tibblication,—
(over sixteen years since) to.the present day, viz:
1. That:lt is suitabld to all chums of readers—States
men, Professional Mon, Philosophers, Poets, Students,
alerchanta, !decimates, and Farmersodl of whom may
derive pleasure and profit from its pages: '
U. That in it may be found the cream of all the world
tenet/nod Reviews and Periodicals of Europe, with'or.
Igloo' articles nod selections froth, the beet tugitive lit.
;endure of our own country. •
' 3. That It , contains more reading matter than-any,
other magnzlno In the world; emelt weekly number con
toting eixty.foutpagelb_anda_fine_SteeL.Portraltonak,
lag ttirdithertsand"threo hundred and twentyllglat
Pages in-n year - with fifty-two 'Steel Engravings. ,'
4 'Thl.t the_oldeat_Peclodlcaldn-thecountry,'hav;
mc two published over sixteen years. -e
fi...ThatJtoe_tho cheapest:publication of the day,—
vihethex lc k hut ytailt 'tha .11 a, t lty-oe-qual/ty.of.„l
/contenti.
6;That no library Is perfect without It.
7. That to Mass with limited moans; It is an aiming, 4
ble substitute for a library of talkollancous hooka.—
And finally, that as a faially , Magtlano, It laperfactly
"anexceptliniatila In all reaps:ls.
• Price. Fire Dollars' per annum. or thirteen cents.a.
'lumber, sent by mail, post paid. to idly address in the
linitdd Stoics. Totiergymen, Teachers, Students, and
Clubs, Four bonfire.
D. l
aairtetvgcpumirlm e
Which, according to' their excellent qualities hove IMOD
ackuowledged by the'most celebrated phyalcians ,a 1 a
valuable remedy against
, .
DYSPV,PSIA,
DEBILLTY OF TilF, STOMACH;
prophylatP,'lrgalnat ,
• 131.1 . 31;111:1t COMPLAINTS, Ac:
This - remedy - nethe Immo time has.a Very dgrottable
taste. and will bo taken as pleasantly by Children as by
women.
Principal Depot t " N E. Con , tith anti
Vine ins, Plailndelpitia•
- And sold 1011 Dragglets In Carinle s and throughout
the State.
May 25, 15551-4t*
A NEW AND R(:AUTIBUI. ARTICLE
The Oriental. Elastic Spring Bed.
•
The 411V19n of'housel!2eHrB 18 called to tide now end
The Spiing Bed havirig now become an Indispensable
nrticle.in dory house, on account of its acknowledged
superiority over the old fashioned bed; itetnly remains
to be determined which of the many • kinds offered for
sale, is the boat, cheapest, most 'simple in construction,
most elastic ' most durable, and. Ores the greatOgt.easo
and comfort.
, .
; TUE ORIENTAL BIMINI} 'BED, ' •
excels In all' these qualities, and possesses others npt
belonging to—lu feet, not clsimod•by any other Spring
liedmade.. It canbe applied to any bedstead in a few
minutes. and Is also iidapted.tsi cradles; cribs, berths In
steamboats, ships, &c. .
The loops contain ingredients which will keepAt'sx•
MELT saes noon VERMIN, - .
--r-RETAIL.VRIOS.4ROM-44‘60.T0-$5,60..--
Dealers supplied ou Agents wanted.—
Send fore Circular. U4ISEIt & CO., Proprietors.
General Depor2Ss Canal street, near Broadway, N.Y.
• - • - • [lnay2s,lo-3ei
ARLISLE AND PHILA DELPH-IA-
C
tiFf:
. .
' DAILY FREIGII.Y IkINE•
FREED, WARD & FREED,
- - t
• 811 MARKET STREET, PIIILADELPIIIt.
, J. & D. RHOADS, •
- •
MAIN STREET, .0.1111.161 X., PA. , ' . •
zr Care of this Lino leave the Depot 81.1 Market at.,
Daily, at 4 °idea, F. M. " , .- _
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock, ft 51. .. • '
Goode intended for this Line should be rearkbd C. &
9'. Dally Freight'Llne, and dent In by 4 o'clook.
May 25, 1859. •
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READ ! READ n READ I! 1
- • : ESENWEIN'S
AL It. 0 M. A _Tit C BAIA 8 - A *DI .
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-fitn.rometty,nOt to be excelled.for the relief manure of
I those mdadlos incident to the Summer Season, viz:
Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Cholorner Cholera Morbus, Vom-
King. Acidity of the Stomach, etc.:
Its excellent Carminative power,,, pleaartutltaste and
sonthingdnlinnui rendernit a valuablo_gtedlaltl4.lß
Piailiii. - tb - th - Osecond summer, viz:
Cholera Infantum, etc. It has a reinvigorating and
tonic influence on the system. allaying Inflarnation
where it -bxlsta in the stomach and bowels—Atid on
trial will be found indispensible to the well being of
every family. It will be found as well adapted to
I adults as children.—Tai IT. Prepared only lay
A.' ESEN WEIN, Dispensing Chemist,
- N. W.,Cor. Ninth and Poplar ids., PhilAdolphla.
101.-Price 26 conts'por bottle. Sold by B. J. Kieffer,
and S. W. llaverstick, Carlisle; Miller & Son, Jackson
ville; Illogdi & Herring-, klechanicaburg, and b, drug-,
gist' and storekeepers generally. ---[may26•s9;-ly
W. U. MURRAY
May 25.1850-Iy.
M. o.—Two properties situate in Cb urchtown, Comb.
county, an, offered for sale ou easy terms. Apply. as.
above. • J. IL W.
TAGG./VR T AND FARR'S
IMPROVED DOUBLE THREADED
Family Sewing Machines
PRICE FROM •30 to SWO•
These machines have boon pronounced by all who
have examined them, to be the simplest double thread
ed Machine In use.. In performance, they are equal to
any of the high priced,dlacbinos. The stitch is strong
and elastic, and will 'neither unravel nor draw the
goods when-washed, They eve unquestionably the
011EAPEST AND BEST FAMILY
In the market, and are now offered to the citizens of
Carlisle with , abundent evidence of their superiority
over all other machines. The public are invited to call
and examine for themselves at 51arion Hail, where the
Machines are on uthlbition. Sewing Machine silks,
cotton and linen thimids of•all sizes and colors kept on
hand and for stale.
Carlisle, May 25,1858-4 w
IRE INSURANCE..-THE ,ALLZN
l h : AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL ' FIRE IN
BUANON COMPANY aCumberland county, incorpo
rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organiscd,and
in operation under the management ot. the following
commtssionerervisr
Daniel Bailey, William 11.-Gorges, Michael Cocklin,
J. -Eichelbergar, Christian Stayman, John C. Dun
lap, Jacob IL. Culver, awls Ilyer, S. Eberly, Beaja
iota 11. Messer, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham,.
Aleaatider Cathcart.
The rates of Insurance are as low and favorable as any
Company of the kind in the State. Persona wishing to
become members are invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any time. '
WM. R. 001iGAS, President.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President. •
LEWIS RYER, Secretary,
MICHAEL 00011 TIN, Treasurer.
iffsailicers.—lirirt. It, Gorges, L. flyer. Chi'Linen Ray,
min, M. Caitlin, J. C. Dunlap, It. Martin, D. Daily, J.
ILCoorer, Alex, Cathcart, J. Wickersham, J. 'EcheDom
ger, S. Eberly, J. Wendt.
AGENTS. .).,..
01.151BE1ILAND COUNTY.— , John ?Merrick, Allen, ..
Henry Zearlng, Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn.
Dickinson; Henry - Bowman, Churchtown ; Mode Org. ,
4th, South 511ddlelon; Samuel Graham, W. Penne
hero': Samuel Coover, Mechanksbnrg; J. W. Cocklin,
Shophordstown; D. Coover 'Shepherdetown; J. 0. Sax
ton, Sneer, Spring; Ben). Haven stick, Silver Spring ; -
Charlet. 8011, Calliele ; John Byer, Carlisle. •
. YORK . pouNTy.—W. S. Picking, Dover; Poterl9ol-
ffird,ranklin ; Jar. Griffith, Warrington ; J. F. Dear` --
4torlf. Washington; D. Rutter, Newburg i GI C. Clark,
Dilieburg. . 1
• DAUPH IN CO.—Rouser A Lockman, Harrisburg.
Members of the company having policlesabout to ex- •
pire, can have them renewed by making appliratlon to •
sky of the Agents. ,
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April 20, 1869. ' • ,
I ILA). DELP EI i A
.• • AND READING
0 A , D
' . HUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Two paeeonger trains leave Harrisburg daily, (Sun
dare excepted,)mt 8.00 A. 111,, and 2.45 .P. M.. for Phila
delphia, arriving there at 12,50 noon and 7.40 P. M. '
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 7.80 A.M., and 8.80
P, 31., arriving at Harrisburg at. 12.40 noon and 8.25 P. '
Parma: To Philadelphia, No.l Cara. '0.25 i.No: 2 (In
same train,) 22.70. - • .•
Fares to Reading. 111.60 and 61.80:'
.At Reading. connect with trains for Pottaviile,ifineri ,
villa, Tamaqua, Oatawissa, ' -
Four trains leave Reading Nr Plalailelpblaidally, at •
6 A.,81,10.18 - A.-M.,12.80M00n arid
Leave PhliadelPhia.for. Reading at,7.llo; , Aidf";;`l.Bo P.
. 7 . . adinghila . :..sy..le to Pl:aphis, 01.75 and $1.48;
The :morning • train, hem Harrisburg emiteeta• al ,
Reading wlth'up train NI , Vi . t4kosbatte.Plttitet_and ,,
Ter tdrettglt tlelteti iiird'other Diford:llloU aitiy to
• tail at; *l4', r " Ottitrt4 Agent.
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DEl4B9lllt k PROCTER,
SOB BROADWAY, N. Y
13RUNOlit'S ,
,bastlful Invention
JAMES IL WEAVER.