ISTATE NVIICE.-;--)Lottero of Ad
.
nitnlstration •ni tho estate of Mory Weaver late or
Chu borough of Carlisle, deed.. have been issued be the.
114,4108 , 0 r of Cumberland county to the subseribor reel
' dial; In said boripigh.. All persOnn intlehtes) are ro•
quested toOnake immediate , payment end thirai haying
prtisent them for settlement' to ' • '
, l'1111.1C.:111tAVNR. -
Vitim roof Mary Weaver, deed.:
July 13, .189-fit
FXECUTOR'S NOTlCE..—.Lettere
testamoutary•with the will of Samuel Martin.
late of Cho borough of Carlldlo, dee'd.. have Loon issued
by the itozister of Cumberland enmity, to thowliscri•
ben therein named. residing in-Slonnartownstitil
persons indobina are requested to Mike and
these having °Nitwit° present them for settlement to,
• 7 — "" • -• GEORGE BRINDLE, Ex'r._
July la, lEso—nts
•
WA.FrIiD,.—A young man wishes a
eltuairon Ifs Teacher In a family or in n
commencing Immediately or in a low weeks.—
All the nival brarishos pursuod in an academy will be
taught, and,bust of references given as to qualifications.
AddressMalthout delay, KENNEDY.
A Am N 111 - D
cnool nwbor trizak-ansdau,Quitue..
commencing About the Ist of October; le Wanted at New
Cumberland. Applleatbn eon be made .personally or
by letter to , A . JACOIP CARPENTER.
- • Preyotike_bnard.—
. hlmernt. Beey.
New Cumberland; June 29, 1859-2 m-.
IIIE ,STONE TAVERN TO RENT.
That ,vell.kuOwn Tavern ttand eltueted on the
Walnut Bottom road iaavym milve west of Carlisle.—
... The prmvnt occupant luring purchased a farm In-the
wed and being deslrous of moving out, would give
possovlon at any time. Hor further parentilare apply
to ' JOILISTAN. M ODRA ,
,June 20, 1869. , enrilele, Va.
11
101 KO PQS ALS.—Proposals will Rio re
„ • i_ colved by the undersigned until the 22d 'lnstant,
for the - erection of a dwelling house oulhe lot adjoining
the United Presbyterian Church, at • Novvville, said
building to be Forty feet square, two' stories high.wallS
• thirteen inches thick, cellar under the whole, and to be
covered wElabest quality of slate • . . .; •
Plan and specifications mare seen by callikg on J.
•a. Brown or .1. 31tandlish, at Newville. ...
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.. , • . T. IficOULLOUGIII,• - 1 •
______.._c J. WALLACE, •'1 , • • '
J.
It: BlLAitic • ** •.• -- I- Building Coin'teo:
J. C. BROWN. ' I • •• '
• •
J. M'CAN npsq. J . '
,
' ----Diewvllle, Jolly-13, 1859,, •- -
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I{J I i Exarninotion of Teaehere for the
1, public Scheolsoctiutabecl4ml county, will be held
as follows: _
Norville. July 2D. et 1 o'clock, P. - M.
Mechnnlcsburg, Aug. 1, 1 .• ti
Shlppensburg twp., •• 2, 1 •• ,
Shippensburg boo., " 3, 1 " •
. Southampton, " 4, __ 11 " A. M.
Newton. 5, 9 I f
. . -
9, 9
,10, 10
11, 10
aSilver Bprinit,
• West Petinsburo'
Franktbrd, ,
1111ffilo.
. . .
Hope Well,o, " 12, 11
East Penimbqro', 41 13, , i, 11 4' it -
Now Cumborlicid, " 15, 1 . 4 P. 1.1
Monroe. • " 10, • 9 " A. M.
• -
South :Middleton, " IT, 9 ' " _'•
North Middleton., " 19, 9" •" '
Hampden, • " 19, 1' • " :P. M.
Lower Allen, • " 20, 9 " A. M.
.r 1 23, 9 /I ol
Upper Allan, 26, 0 ,
.The Directors will appoint the places of meeting and
make - Dui nocessarkarrangements.
Punctual attendance le expected, •
' • - DAN'L. SUBLLY, Co.Bup't. ••-•
. July 13, 1859-4 t
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•
JOBEPH ~U... STEE .. L, -
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'‘O)':i.-- . WA
Bout. I VII-31-A KE II
--,......,--r lANOVEIt-ETItEET,
- . :21 te ur do u r 8 South of !(Y our( house.
%
lt
Having supplied myself with targessortinent of
' Watch Materials, Glasses, As.; I' j_ now prepared to
repair - ell kinds of Watches. Clocks, JOweiry. Are on the.-
MOst reasonableterms, that May bo entrust. d to my,
tare. Hoping. by strict attention to business to bola
vored with n liberal share oflubliepatronage,
A Iluoiassortmont of JES 'ELItY. push as Ladies'
Wawa Pins and Ear - Drops, Gold and Cameo
Breast IS on and Ear Drops. fox and Glass Plea all sizes.
Gold Chnlu Hooks. Plated Chalon Gilt Lockets. Guards,
Keys, fie. Alen, alaro and fine assortment of
GOLD.FINGER RINGS,
all of which will be sold low. A share of public patron
age le ro•pectfully titillated. JOS. U. STEEL.
Carliclo, July 13,1859—1 y
SALE OF_VALUABLE
REAL 4 ESTATE
The undenOgned assignee. of Peter. P. Eire VIII offer
at pn sale on tee pre:mime, 44 miles emit of Carilstep
on Thurenay, the let-derof September. IBM),
-THE CARLISLE IRON WORKS E TATE. CONTAIN,
INO ABOUT 9000 ACRES OF LAND. -
7
Between 4 and 400 aeree of which are/geared and tub
4...der a high elate of eltltitation. • . •
- This le ono of the best properties in Pednselva -band
Offers facilltlys, unexcelled (or all klnds-of roanufactur
ing purposes. The Improvements consist:ln part ore
FORGE. FURNACE AND GRIST MILL, &
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^ with 4 run of donna, a latgo Two Story ,
BRICK HOUSE,.
" iLerY 4 Blackninlth • Shop, Carp° t r Sho p,
' Sew Cool llouoeo, thi:oe'ldrga
• BA-NR BARNS,
Grain house, corn cribs and other necessary out luild
Inge, also a large number of
TENNT If
The waVtrr nolj'e A rbn this estate cannot be surpassed.
combining omit does the waters of the Boiling Springs
and the Yrrilowlireerhes 'reek, givingan ample supply
of power at all times and seasons—having 13 feet of
head and fall. ,
A large pOrtlon of the land Is covered with Chestnut
timber, which could be sold out In email lots to great
advantage.
Terms: 5 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid
when the property Is stricken off, one half on the let of
October ensuing, when the deed will be delivered and
posereelon elven. The balance hi two equal annual
payments with interest.
For further particulars address Jan. R. Smith at Car
lisle. or Peter F. Ege, nr the undersigned at Boiling
Springs Post Offlen, Cumberland co. "
BENJAMIN KAUFMAN,
CHRISTIAN HERR,
July 1/3„69—ts
DR. COGGSWELL'S
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES TO'THE
efficacy of this medicine in inflammatory diseases.
ti For the last twelve years I have been more or less
_ troubled with lutlemenatory Itheumatismotommencing
- early in the spring, and lasting until cold weather sot
in, when I would be relieved fora while, only to be at
tacked again in the Spring-. All nay joints would swell
and be very sore, attended with the most acute pain.
My feet, sheathers, arms; and hands troubled toe 11104,
no much so that I could scarcely walk, and almost
tc,.c.4al
ways required as/aslant:a in amain During this time
I woul I cry everything I could hear o , a the hope of
finding a cure. I also tried several phys lame, but no.
thing seemed to help me the 'emit in thew rid.. About
two and a half years ago I was attacked as usual. and
as usual tried everything to get rid of It, but to no pur
' pose. I kept growing worse, and finally had to give up
and stay in the house where I was confined about four
weeks. Thin time my feet a welled,and were so sore that
I could not'stand on theta or get on my boots, and_my_
bands swelled to twice their usual sise. In fact, I was
to all appearances and belief, totally need up. About
this time my parente, who reside in Maine, sect for me
to some home. I went, and after my arrival commen
ced trying another remedy, hoping to be cured, but re,
suiting the same as all others. For weeks I had not
beau able to dress enyielf or raise my band to my bead,'
and suffering the most excruciating pain all the time.
One day my father came in with a paper in which was
advertised Dr. Coagswell's Medical Salt, for Inflame
. tory Diseases only and wanted me to read and see
I
. what I thought or t I read and laughed at It, ere.
flounced it a humbug. and told him that .1 had Wen
bolnleugged enough, Ile kept urging me, and at Mat
' said I could but try it. anddr I. would write to Dr. C..
giving him a descript ion Or my disease, be would pay
the expense. Of course I could not refuse ouch ab pr.
for and sent for one box. It came in due season, blet
my faith was not increased, and I laughed at the id,a
also small a dose doing me any good. and told my wife
that I believed Dr. o..and his Salt both humbug's.—
However, I commenced using It and the result wee
perfectly eusteuisleing. I could hardly realise it memoir.
,
I slept soundly all night. which I had not done for a'
' long time, and when I awoke in the morning strange
as it may seem, I wan entirely free from 'pain. 1 had
then taken but one dose, and bathed freely,berore going
to bed. That morning I felt so well that Ihardly knew
how to contain myself. and went down stake end-told
the folks how well.' felt, and from that day to this I
have not suffered one moment's pittror had ate attack'
of my once dreaded enemy, itheumatimm I am per
fectly well and hearty. and wherever I have a chance I
recommend It A friend of mine, molding in Brooklyn
is new trying it fors bad case n, neureelde rheumatism,
and so far it is working admirably. This Is a long story,
but I have told all the facts,•which I. can bring wit.
Teenage; to substantiate if necessary e. and will again say
that in the MEDICAI, SALT. a gum cure may be found
for all inflammatory lenience, and would urge all who
are afflicted to give it a trial. ' -,
GEO. IL DUNCAN,
• No. 117 Wall Street, Now York.
When It la remembered that the MEDICAL SALT
le ae efilesclous In all other Inflammatory diseases nein
Rheumatism. (see descriptive virculars) It will at ones
bo seen that it Is a , most valuable remedy. Surely
those thus afflicted will In their own condition
and In theetbovo statements. enottiti to induce them
to glee the If ERICA L SA Ufa taint.
Pride, One Dollar. Chronic Package, $2 50.
- DT. TATWR, & CO..
Geu.'Agents,.2o2 Dock St. l'bilad'a.
The New. Medical ffalc Is for Cale by drugglete goner
Ally. Owe It a ; [July lk.`kb—flui
iar!_lsle_yWdite : nlphuc __sprjngs,.
CU
Thin favorite and fambionable Watering 'pane,
nutty located near Abe bane of the Blue mountain, four
miles from Carlisle, Pa., Is now open, for 'lettere. The
water. of these Bpringn are highly impregnated with
minerals, and for drinking and bathing are not entrusts
and by any Bulphtir gpringn In the country. The ,
buildings ere well ventilated •and are surrounded by.
1200 feet of bklemilen. The scenery la, of. the grandest
kind. Ind the . accolimiodctionn for the recreation,
health and comfort of the visitors areuneseeptionable.
Good fare. plea.ant drives, floe taliallht bowling
/Moon and.otber games, and all the amusements usut
ally found at Watering places , rail he enloyciti here.—
Vialtoin leaving Phlladel phis or lialtimoan in the Morn
ing train arrive at the lipringsat 3 o'oloalii P.. 311 'Daily'
mall. For further Information address
OWEN' CE.P.NDKNIN.& CO., •
Ps.
4:1
duly 13.0859,2 m
261.14'an0y Printing do-pa:lib*/
UNLVESITY OF PENNSYVANIA..
_ • a Pli 1141TELP.IIIA
31EDICAL
iiiivrt•t:Ounrei Heaylos (1 . 859-450,) ",,
,
; AVILLIAM GIBS ON. M. II„ huntrttus Profesor,Of gur..
eery,
I.080:1, M. D.; Professor of Institute Medicine.
Ow 1111ot:in, M. D., Professor of
.Thcory and Practice
of,Medleine. ' •
Mon Ilona; M D., Prufessor id' Obstetrics anitthe
Dlttertf•lin of Women and Children. . 1 • '
Jewell 0/1101 4 ) .. N, M. D., Professor.ot Materla Mediae and
' • Pherniacy. • • . „
ROBERT I:. ROPERS, M. A, profenor of Chemistry.
Uotitert imoY. M. D., Professor of Anatomy. •, • .
HENRY 11. e.10111,M. D.. Professor of Surgery.'
Itztuiterttirer, M. D - Mianonstnator - of Anatomy. •
The bectui:es Of the Session will begin on the Second
Monday of October and close On the let of Idareh.•
Clinical Instruction in gleon throughout the.session,
in the Medical Dail, by tho Professore, and at the .
Pennsylvania and other Hospitals. '
Tho Dlssectlag Room,. under the superintendence of
- theAtroirtnewol'Anatoraymnd the=Demonatratorare ,
open from the middle of September. ' ) •
The thorn for °poodle° Surgery And the Application
otollandatresco-AcMtszlperr - ern L_Topturtaißritim
throughout the' Sessiou,linderthe-nripervltfuit of the
Profonsotlef Surgery. • •
surgical Demonstrator, C. S Bishop, Al D.
Pees for the Locturna (each Profesior 05), . • $lO5
Matrictilation'ree (old once only), ~x O, • 6
Graduation Fan, '
It. E. ROUT RS, It. 1)., Dean of the MedicarFaculty
Unicoraity BuGdiu
1 0 . D. DICK, Janitor, Univeraity'lluilding. •
•P. S. Board May be bad at from $2 50 to $0 per week,
uiy 13, 1855--3na
13 A .I.:t G NS! BA GA. INat.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICER AT
OGILEY'S CHEAP STORE
_
•
I am now Belting off 'my entire stock of Sunimer
.Clocide, at lower prices than any store in the county.
Elegant Summer Silks. forego !lobes. Summer Pop.
line, Organdy, Lawns, Cliallius, Silk Mantillas, Summer.
Scarfs,- Schintillen, tirenadines, Lovelies, do. Elegant
workedC,ollars and Undersiceves. at prices to dory corn ;
petition. "Calicoes, Oinghems and . Lawns. nt lower pri
ces then-ever •solti On Summer Glom end
,
Mitts.very Carpetings,cheaper thap,- can be had
elsewhere. ' White and colored PHI limits, at unusually
low prices. A. largo assortment of Musllns,
- Chocks, - Cotton - and - ,Lineicreints -- Stuff,---muolcuutlor
^ ,
price. ,
Now is the time for purchasers to get great bargains.
_whilst the stock Is new.
_full and
.completo. and_f erg
determined to run it off -without regard to relit. Itca
mouiber the Now Store, Ilimilton's corner, opposite the
Railroad depot. CIIA9.
N. B.—Roots and Shore selling below cart to close the
business. - [July 13. '59.
•
Notice is hereby given that on application will be
made to the Legislature of l'ennaylvania et its next
meeting fur the - Incorporation - of a Bank ot I sintm - vvithr
discount and deposit privileges, to be located in the
borough of Carlisle, Cumberland County, Ponn'a., to be
called:The Bank of Carlisle. with a capital of one bun:
Bred tholmand dollars; with the right to increase the
same.to thine hundred thousand dollars.
(SION ND) • -
WILLIA*Kra,' . JOHN D. PARKER,
•
Tnan. PAXTON, . JOHN
RENJ. OMAN, .la., Exocu 'YouNa
RICHARD WOODS, • CIIIIIBTTAN SV:VAUN,
WILLI AN 8EN77,, JOHN C. STERRETT,
A. 11: BOARDS, WU. N. Ittmem,
JOHN C. DUNLAP, JOSEPH. D, RAEDER;
RODER.: GIVEN, • JOHN iiHNLAP,
'MARS Mena, - ROBERT MOORE,
--- .11. -A..STURO EON, •II °BERT- WII SON,-.--
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SAMUEL °REASON. • OEO. W. SHEAVER,
JACOB K. NEMEC, 11ENJ.NE/BLIT.
June 20, 1850—Om
lI IVOTICE. —Notice is' hereby given
that application will be made to the next Leith,'
Mum of Pennsylvania, to niter tlie.eharter of the Car.
lisle Deposit flank, located In tho borough of Carlisle.
Cumberland county, so as to confer on said bank the
rights and privileges, of a bank of issuo,and to change
Its name in the Carlisle flank.; else to increaie the
capital of said bank (which Is 'et present.ativenty•two
thousand dollars, With 1.0 iikie of increasing the same e
under Its present charter, bleu. hundred thousand,)
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollar+.
W. H. 111:ETESI, Cashier.-
June 29, 1860—Pm • '
•
VRESERVING JARS,, SUGARS,
&c.
. lees Jars, air tight. (Btorko'n pitent,) for preserving
frnlt7acc., or the verioua eleen. are - olTerod to the public
by tho proprletern, as a Jar that will commend Itself,
requirit.g no cement, In F011'1.11411.5 the neatest. most
eimple and easily managed Jar u ndo, and feeling eon
lidera whenunce.used will be preferred to any other.
• , • r TitESK jAItS, -
together with a variety of other good Preserving Jars,
are for sale at the store of the subocrlber, where may .
also be !quad a large and generarassortmeot of
• FREill GROCERIES, '
of the various qualities, including a xemonable and One
srlectlon of the Wet and fittext grades
WHITE AND BH,OWN SUGARS,
sultablefor preferring. We feel thankful for the gmn
armlet support heretofore extended to un..and treat the:
we may merit the continued favors of egr friends and
customers. OuMgreatest efforts shall be made to pfraso
in the quality of trm'article mold, an well an In price.
Carlisle, June 29, ISM • J. W. PAP. -
QM
OETHING`EXTRA: -
.
k... 1 PECK'S PATENT TIIRESIIINS-WACKINE AND
IItiItSE•POWER, with all the latent Improvementa--
Warsanted to thrash and clean 60 bushem per hour. s•
STRICKLER & RICO.
Agent for Cumberland county.
Carllnle, June 20, USU. •
1 A 1 1.01711, AND FBED.—The subseri-
L ben have now on hand, and Intend keeping yarn,
ty of Flour and Feed, to which the public la invited.—
All articles warranted. SrItIUKLEIt & 11110.;
June 29, 1859. cailinle,
attEAT RHDUCTION IN 'IMES !
AT TILE LADIES' RESORT,
BENT/'S STORE.
According to our practice In theleet few weeks or the
cocoon, we hare reduced the prices of our immense and
varied stock or drees goods to such poll:item will insure
nPPid lintel. Regardless of profit we are determinjd to
ea I them olf. _
BERAGES, BERAGF: ROBES AND DOLIBLE'SKIRTS,
Organdy Lairns, Grenadeani. Ohalllon. &c.
Frellard Silk It very low titures, r vllk 31antillita at
reduced prices. Plain Silk Mantillas very low In price,
French Lace Mantillas.
. . .
Chantilly Lace' Mantillas, Talmas, Points, &c. The
ta - holtiof my stork.,te now offering at reduced prices,
preparatory to the Nose oT the eIeANOII. All leak is the
attention of the ladles.-Ciro, me a call, as I feel sada.
fled we can suit any one both as to style and price,.
A.W. BENTZ.
idnd 29,1809.
A rslgnees
ARGXMI AItGAINS ! !
jo Just received, and for Sale at reduced prices, a
large lot of superior Lql k Dusters. ehantillaand Pr.&
I ace „61wriffillib._ Napoleon_ Ilareges,• lawns In -great
varlay, Delaine3;Chlntster Brilliants. Calicoes A full
line of Ilmbroldarles from auction, at lees than city
prices. Lace Mitts, Inn Umbrellaa.
Douglas & Sherwood's unequalled Shirrs, direct 'from
the factory . /W 116140401. children, misses and Wien'
llonlery of every description.-- Please call at
& SAWYNWS New Store, Blain st.
July 6, 1869.
B ARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
SAO - YOUR, MONBY!
By calling at 'the Store next - to Kline's lintel, North
Hanover Street, Carlisle, where you tan buy goods nt a
oaring of twenty five per root., as the subtler' or :a do.
tarinitted toliell his lar,ce and well snieeted Mock of
DOMES'CIC AND FOREIGN DRY—GOODS
without reserve at castor city prices. I
Bleached and unbinelual :Swains at city pricei.
Pillow care Muslin and Shootings at city prices.
Apron and-Furniture Checks at city prices.
Tickle a and Posit Stripes at city paints:
Cotton. Linen and iVuolun 'Fable Cloths, at city
prices.
. Domestic, Lancaster and Manchester Ginginns at
city prices. •
The bent Calicoes at lists and the rest at city prices.
Law no. colored and black. aCcity prices.
Lavelle" Cloth and Dubergai at city pricei: 4
iltirocas and Pongee Mlxture at city prices. •
Mouldin de Wan,re
plain and figured, at city'prices.,
ChaillsAnd Darege de Lathes at city prices. "
Silk Poplins and AO p3CAS at city prices.
Parasols and Umbra Dam at city prints.
Stella, printed and plain Shawls at city prices.
Fine embroldarol Collars at ally price..
Linen Cambric liandkerch eft. at city prices.
Skeleton and other Skirts at city prices.
Swiss Muslin, Cam atu Jaconett at city prices.
Black and colorod Silks - at city prices.
Black, Blue, Gree...and Meow,' Cloth at city prices.
0 o.lmerns and Morino (lossimeres at city prices.
Kentucky Janus and Casminatts at city prices.
Plain and stripotiaotton Paint, StalPat city prices.
Plain and twilled Linen at city pricer. ..
White anti colored Flannels at city prices.
Honoring and.Glovei at city prices. •
Trunks and Carpet Saga at city prices.
Country merchants will to well by calling, as they will
save expennea, and any ono who 'wisher to continence
boldness here, will stance himself by buying the ;attire
shmk, one of the best stands In town.
So every one can mike money by calling at
S. L LEVI'S.
Carlisle. June 22, 1859. '
THE'SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,
JUST PUBLISHED, °BASIS, 25711 THOCIIANI)
A few words on the rational treatment, withoUt
Medicine, of apermetorrhea. or local weakness, Nadu:.
. nal Emissionn,Getiltal and Nervoue debility, Premature.
I-4
decnro e system, Imputeucy,and Impedimenta to
Marriage, nerally. , . ._ . ' .. ...._
03. 1 , . D $ tANET s , Di. P.
' The. I or t 'fact that the many alarming com
plain..., or mating 11. thi Imprudence. and riditude of
youth, may le easily removed without medicine, Is In
this amaiHrect clearly demonatrated; and the anthrly
110. And highly anecencful treatment, on adopted brtbts
-author: fully explatnedrhy meant; lif whirli`overfotelei
tonal.ted to cure binuellperfettly and at the very least
possible cost,.thereby avoiding all the advertised nos
trum.. of the day, ~..._ .• - ' • ... .. .
_. , _ ..
Sent to any,adAreas (mat'', and poatitee In a sealed
enyelope.by remitting (pont paid) two poetage damn.. to
DE. 11. - DltiL INNY, 88 Sad Slat St., New York °My.
June 160121(95t.5.. , . . . .
,
1
~ A - . .GRTCUI.TURAL-SOCJN Y-= OF
cumnisimmlD - '
FALL AIEETINC r 1469,
The Fall meeting and call - Ration of tbo Cumberland .
County Agrtrultisral `SoeletYi'elll be held on their Men
! Fair Ground, on WaDI4III2DA y, TIIIUHSDAY - and VIII.
. DAY, the 12th, lath and 14th of OCTODER,II3O9,': - The,
greund of the Buddy be greatly Improved, aclthut
all artloles for exhll,ltDm NW he under roserc'and. the
'dispinyit - expected .qho much tarmirthan
,everbelUVV:'
• By order of the Society. • -...r•-
, . • onosr.se4.Y.
•
• tbi 600D5..
o tt ,
1).._ A Ro, N S !13• ARGA INS! .
• . - NEW. 000113, NtllY °clops :
- AT:OOILEY'S NEW STORE,•
':NOW opiulog the limiest and ehenpnat stock of Spring
and umuaseaouds evor branglo: to eutnborlindonnuty
• LA DIES .;, ' DRESS °ODS. , .• '
largo olognpi forego Ilebos.
Poll de Choviur, Opera Cloth.- Urlento l Lustre, Plaid
-," Poplins. Oaladonla.Clotn, Laren/is, 'Satin. Plaid Ducoloi
Pon mdse. Moth, French Clalnto,- de -1.141p5, travelling,
• dremegoods, Organdy Lawns, do. .7.- '
195I01t0DtH110.1 . •
Arl lotitenso lot of oloptut Oollnrs,Undorsioevps, Iland
' - I; orohtefle Fitinn ' I usirtings. deb.; direct
. from tWorgoot Importhigfioaso In. Now York. .
•
A largo amt Orttrsont, of Crape, Sfellgrand TbybeF Shawls:l
vary cheap . • .
. Black Venn, and all kinds'of Mourning gads; In great
variety. 'Sherwood.'spatesit Heaped Skirts, Skirt Suve
porters-Itichanlsoa!s_Lipens._ Alexande2a.l{ld.'-010 , 4,,
both from the Importer
A full aasortmont at Ladlua', Gent's, Misses', and Boys'
CALICOES. MUSLIN% TICKINGS. -' -
Cheek, &c., alt kinds and prices. •' ' '
Casiameros a now liupply and very cheap
,particularly for boy's wear. •
•
. CAIIPETINGS2 •
.
Alatge Sifoclf of - elegant' itaperbil; Ingrain; Wattled,
hemp, and rag Carpeting, bought from the largest: .car
pet house in New York. Tho styles are new and hand.
• • some, quality very supuricir, and prices uncommonly
low. • White and color, d mattlngs all widths and prices
LOOKING GLASSES.
Rosawned; Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking
Glasses In great variety and low prices. . •
Ilartng selected my goads with great.care from the
'best houses In groat
York and Philadelphia. I am pre.
pared to offer groat bargains to all in Want of handsomw,
• good andfaseap dry goods. •
.Thankhig my old friends and customers for their Ilk.
Oral support, I' would respectiully solicit them arid. all
others to give me M 1 rail before purchasing elsewhere.—
. Our motto Is, quick Bales and short profits. • ••
. 1850. . I .' CHAS: OGILBY.
c „,, • "B U E Y •
:11r0 W REAPER.
sulnicriheriamiso agor4 -- Mr - the - salecof
them t Pro,nlunt Buckeye Mower, with whichot Bum.
easeful Wept:lg attachment istlaw furnished.
AIMTMAN & MILLE:WS PATENT, t
We take pleasure in calling the isttentfon of farmers
to our Buckeye Mower and neapor, which has in its
-triumphant practical working, during . . the last harvest,
no fully sustAinod the decision of the much abused Sy
racuse Committee. ,Its success has been complete.-,
Over one thousand have been built 'and Held, and the
Mincipal of the double hinge, Joipted and folding
bar, which belongs to this machine exclusively, perma.
stonily established na the true ono for then perfect Mow
ers, we with confidence rotor to' any or all of the pur
chasers et the'llnekeye for the proof of the abroreJrem
many of whom have been received the most flattering
teeth:minis. Tim demand the Knit Region wee far be
yond our ability to. supply, and wo trust - that orders
will be fbrwarded early, the coming season, that none
may be disapplinted. To three requiring a combined
machine we recommend with confidence our Heaping
attachments we furnish a roar or side delivery..
CARITBLE, June 28, 1850.
• -
Manufactured byPdlge T. Cone & Son, Wentrtiester,
0. ST. Brandt, Agent for the sale Sr the same.
or -
STRICKLIIIt & BROM Itlt r •
May 71,'59-2m Agricultural Store, Carlisle, Pa.
CHEAP COAL AND LUMBER
The suhsr•ihors Kato now On hand
IC3O, 00 .
_
CxLS• .
of different kinds Id nudity. Whit° pine, Ifemlock,
Chestnut and Oak, all of which they will sell at the
lowest kuros Also, all kinds of emtioned
LIJII.III 'lt,
• FRAME STUFF,
Poling, Plastering Lath. Shingling Lath, worked Floor
ing and Weatherboarding, Post and galls, And overyr
ticlo that briontnito a LUMBER YARD.
Alan. a primo lot of walnut, cherry and poplai, from
-t)"to 8.4 Inches lnlblekness. --- Having ears of our ow,n.
wo can furnish sawed lunilter and all other kinds at
short make and On reasonable terms. '
We have ennatantly on hand all kinda of Family Cool
which we will deliver clean to any part of the.borouith.
LYKENS VALLEY, Brokcn,,Egg, Stove no Nut
WKS FIDDLER
TILINORTOS,
Bold liunlity of
• . Limeharner's and Blacksmith's Coat,
nlvenis on band which no will sell oglow no any yard
in town.
SIIROM itnFrxit,
Yard Bast end or the Borough, opposite the Gas Work.
May 11, 109.:.
SPRING. ARRIVAL OF --FRESH
DRTIOS. FANCY • oornts, FRUIT,
A". 1) CONFECTIONARY, "
B. W. ILAVEIISTICK him Just received horn the'city
and In now opening a splendid display of FANCY GOODS,
to whirl. liiidesires to call the attention of his Mends
and the public. Ills assortment In this line cannot be
•nurpassed In novelty nod elegance. and both in quality"
and.prlss of the articles. cannot fell to please purchasers.
It would bo"lmposnible to enuiiomte his •
FANCY (FOODS,
•
which comprlseevery variety of fancyarticle of the most
exquisite finish such as.
Papier Media ()Gods.
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shall card cases, .
, • Isullea' Fancy Banketn.
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing Instruments,
.Fort %ninnies, of every variety,
Gobi pens and pantile, Fancy paper weights, •
Papeteries; and a largeytriety of ladies' Fancy station
•
ory
Motto nealn and wafers, Silk and bead purses
Ladles' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' fine
cutler),
Perfume bankids and bags, • . .
Brushes ...revery kind for the toilet,
Rouen°Ps Perfume, of the various, kinds,
Musical Instruments. of all kinds and at all prices,
together with an innumerable variety of articlenelegant
ly finished and nultable for holiday presents, to which
he invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
• . BOOKid, • •
comprising the various Englinii and American Works,
richly 'embeillhed POBTICAI, wintKr. ec.. Ac.
Ms eanoitment 31 School Books and School Stationary In
also complete, and comprises everything tined In Col.
logo and the Schools. lie also'deslres to call the par
ticular attention of Families to the elegant assortment
of
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Climber and study Lamps, for burning either
hard. Sperm or Etherial oil; else DYOTT'ScelehrlOad
Kerosene or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower Varlet
Fancy Screens, dc.. Ilia assortment In this line is um
equaled in the borough. Also,
FRUITS, such as Oranges. Lemons, Figs, liaising,.
Nectarines, Prunes, l'ine Apples, de. FANCY CONFEO
-TIONARY—NUTS—PRESEItVED - FRUITAVIN
M EAT, PICKLES,
.&c.. In every variety an at all pri
sms. all of which are pure nnd fresh such as cab 'con
fidently recommended to his friends: Ills stockembracas
everything In the Him of Fancy Goods, with many tithe,
articles useful tq housekeepers which the public are es•
pechilly invited to call and examine.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Rank. on
North Hanover street. s .
May 25. 1859
111 A SURY AND WIII,TON,
lit Fulton St., and 50 Ann St,
ming LEAD, ZINC PAINTS AND COLORS, OILS,
Importors of English, French end Oeiman Artists' Ma.
terials, fine colors In oil and water, Winaor & Newton's
tube and rake colors, Brushes Mathematical and
DraugßtOmou's I natruments, Drawing and Tracing Pa•
pers, - Stereoscopen, Stereoacopic Views, &r.
'rho particular 'attention of Painters, Dealers and
others, is called to the now 'patent method of putting up
Lead and Zinc Paints In metal lc Pans, of which Masury
& Whit 'n-are the aolepreprietoia.
, These Cans aro Intended-by *he Inventor to obviate
the difficulty horetnthro existing inputting up of Lead
and Zinc In small keg.. All co 'minors of paint are
swan, that the less on bend and Zino put up In email
wooden packages, is from live to tell per cent., and in
many cases much more, owing to the absorption of the
oil, and the consequent hardening el the paint against
the wood—to say nothing of the additional labor re•
quired to Mix paint ready for one. crier it has become
hard in the keg. 'l'ho loss of the keg, too.„Is a cortaide.
ration which should not be lest eight of. The potent
CAN not only obviates these difficult ire, but In addition
thereto furnishes the co isomer with a Aron. , and con,
vonient paint pot, out of which to use the paint. which
Is alone - worth more than the difference of cost between
the cans and kegs.
Thel.tana are packed In saw dust. In strong cases or
boxes, which cautalii 240 lbs caoh. that IS R 15 lb. Cans„
or 4 50 lb. Cans. and thug may be safely ahipped by rail(
road or otherwise to if ny port or the United ;Asia& ,
Circulars, containing cute with full description, oont
by.mail on application. • June 1, 1869.-Bm.
•
. WII 11 .
. .
THE .
IV.A - DISUTTA 'PRINTS.
They ere the beet: CALUCOEB yet Offered to the public
for the money.
.iPtlOLffeAldt AGENT/3,
. DEFOREST, ARMSTRONA, 84 CO.,
NEW YORK.
April 20,1859-4 in _
Se"9OL 'TArX OF 1859.—The - tax-
ON citizens otitis florough of Carlisle, are hereby
notified that. the ,Treanarer of the school District of
Bald borough, will attend at the County Court House,
(Comndssionere on!cn) en..
. .
IIURBDAY THE 28th or Jun . tIE2.T
betavren.the hours of 9 trod 12 In the forenonn, - and 2
.and 5 o'clock tu.theafternoon of Feld day, for the pur ,
• pose of.aollertinennct receiving 1h0,8C110014 TAXES
assessed rer t e present year., On - all texts paht on or
bider, that tun deduction ,cllllurniado
FI E PER. CANT.'
I at- Persons eilshing tom their taxes in the uieen•
time r may , do• PO, by calling
, on the Treasurer his
Store tteenkiti "Marlon Ball • building.
W. EBY, Treasurer: —
• Carible, - ,Ttlue 8,-1869. ' •
1;1On, ... • •
SALE.-06"0;01'..NefrrIctiew pat; .
ant flagnetwiileelrle Neebinei; for iemlly uae,
Ideptod to prev . iieb and cure uereopeness. rheumetlem,
dyepepein, ac. , , . • , . ••.
sevoity-flue YostofTlutri.llose with neiele, Injekt
ey.witalc. , Ondetc'elh's pateublievul rerei citieep else,
neiaibilje - ir.rwlib'ell - tkiii lixturet - : - . ----, 77 ,- ",- --- . ---- .'..
- these artleitie enitiMqu.eutel ;Alia.: but , little'.weed;
and will be laiw. Ap . ply!lii Liatald 01110.. '
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
I=
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
do. do
LAMP &c.,
I=
NEW YO It - KT
Matiorneturern of
,Xlistiits's.•_,Z.aF4s;,:
•
.
p . ..,..
OCTORARMSTOONG4Ias romov
. ad him 'anted in'thatlUuthfirost : cliiiitiiidllanbidid
• ontfretat whore hdmiybocOnoultoddt any halve the
dety or rildht. Dr.. - A. has.hod thirty ' j•noro tutporlener
In ttio ripretudon, tho loat'togrof which hav,o - doen &mod
tad to tha study • and .proatlao - of -.#tukte:opothlo Inedl-
....
- • ....- . " -
r.
ij:contluiten—tie-ituAtecriabeAtrii,.;ia qftl.en
formerly occupied bytilerfathei,..Widi'lif;' , Bldtille, 8e q,
and mnre rep.en Ely, by; the lalw,firoypt ?" 1 0k . lik Biddle,
•
CR - EI U R lali. ; 7ktiorn try: at' Lon
,—Ocoee on' Northilfancver. - strain, Is few doom
south of ilsen.' Hotel. All bugineas entrusted to Mai
will be promptly attended to. - [April lb
ZMWV NOTICE . REMQ . YAT _w.
-. PHilllo9lt,hee rammed bliottl:ee In' rear
the Court Howie, where to alll.prompt4 ettendln till
ttunineeeentrustel to
"'---.41.-W-10116E7- - TEIIII7 . sio
J has resumed tho practice of the Law. Office In
Centre. Square, west aide, peat tho -, First Proebyteritio
Church. • •
April 1557
DR. S. Office B. KIEFFER in Noith
iunnvor, , street two - doors - from' Arnold - 8 SinPs
store. (Alice hours, more partleularlyfroml to Yo'clork
A. M., sod from 6to 7 o'clock, P. Id.' •
D' ,GEORGE.;,S. SEA
• RIGHT, DEDTIDT, horn the 'Dal
••" tAmore College of Dental Surgery.
sm.Ofilce at the residence of hie inother,pert2outhe
street. throe doors below Bedford. •
Mari% 19;j850--tf. . •
rT W.
FILVERSTICK, -Druggist,
North Hanover Street, Qarlleler.
hyslclanta-preicriptlOna carefully corqinunded
A fultsupply of fresh drugs and chop:drab.
O. I.)T respect
it -7." a. • fully informs the ladies nrnd gentlemen
sisa
of earlislo r and vicinity:that hobos re.
-aumed-the-praotietanf-Dentistry:and-iwnrepored , topet ,
form.4ll operations on the. teeth anil gums, belonging
to hltdprofesston— If° will insert full - sets of teeth on
golciur silver; with single gum teeth, or blocks, as they
may prefer, --Terms moderate...to suit thollmee
°Mee in High street; directly opposite the Comber.
land Valley Dunk
10,,, Dr, N : will , be In Newville the last ten days of
every mouth.
Jan. 20, 1458-Iy*
Dn. 1.0.1.00 S emtk a ,,, •
South Hanover street, . 7 ." — " ,1 1111pr
next door to the Post
Office.. .
• to,. Will bo absont from Carlisle the-last ten finis of
each, nninlh. • I a tim 1.
:Collegeto t b o o f
S.—
G . W. NIIII)ICEI, D. P. S.—
~.„.
,kl l 3/a r urt.;. boolonotrn :_,,,, to le. r of
f . P p e :n e a l o l I I
v nt ' Ol D i 4 , li°r3.
Dental ti et.or •
t, ~- ' • rs~• '..‘".' Office at Ms rePrtinnee;
opronite Merlnn 11011, cent Main street; Carlitle, Pen*
Nun. 11, 1657. ' ' —..-' •
PENNSYLVANIA. MOTEL
CORNER OF lIANOVHR AND LOUTIIRR STREETS,
ONCSQUARE NORTIJ OF TUE COURT HOUSE, .
CA It DI BLit: i;'P•A
The inbncriber taken thin rnethodof informing Ida old
cintonvers and the travelling community Vit large that
ho hag given this home a thorough repair, and ban re.-
fitted it up equal to any in town.
Ilia table in lawny supplied with be beat the market
will anal. Ilia bails furnished with choice Mimi ,
'The stabling Is large with a good yard attuned, and
under the rare and-attentive ostler.
Boarders-and- travelenv arcommndated on the most
reamnable terms. Thankful tin the Fitronage beret&
fore extend d lie hopes by ntrlet-attention to hininess
to merit a continuance of the same.
I. II IN BAUGH, Proprieter.lll
1859-3 m -
Carliale..lupo 22
Aeir FAItE Itp)UCED. IDA
S'T A TrE *S , ' -U. N. 103 H 0 .. T E. I,
606 & 608 Market St., above •lxth,
I=
. . . .
• • - W. HINKLE; Proprietor
TERMS :--4111 25 per day. Ju301.8
BEEDE & MENDENHALL,
BANK1;?:S,
North-Western Land and Collecting Agent:
Particular attention paid to the builness of non•n•ni•
dente, such as buying and selling Real Pstate;loanitur
money on real estate securities. Paying 'rases and
looking after the general Interest - of non-residents.
.lieferentas given If required.
&damn, BEEDE & AIIiNDNiNII . ALL. y
• . Idintiespollii 3.linaesota
•
• -
Jut, 21,1869-1 y
MO _THE PUBLIC.—The unclerBign
-1 eatxdof well known an a writer. would offer ids
services to all requiring Literary aid. lie will furnish
Addresses. Orations, Essays Presentation speeches old
replies. Lino for Albums. Acrostics—prepare matter
for the Press—Ohitnaries. and, writs, Potty upoirs - any
it - eject Address (poet paid)
- ' FINLEY JPIIINSON,
Feb. 17, 1858. B l itimar e , Md.
AttEAL ESTATE ,AGENCY,
-RE
OVAL.—A.M L SPONSLER, REAL. ESTATE
EYT, CONVEYANCER AND SCRIVENER, hoe re•
moved to his New °Mee on Main street: one door west
of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road Depot.
lie Is now permanently located. and has on hand and
for sale a very large amount of Real Estate. convicting
of Fenno, of all sloes, improvOC and unimproiid. 81111
Properties. Town Property-of every'description, .Build-
Ing Coto, ohm, Wooterti Lands and Town Lots., lie will
give his attention, no heretofore to the Negotiating 01
Loans, Writing of Deeds, Mortgagee, Wills, Contracts.
and Scrlvenlng generally.
.
Oct. 28, 186;.—tf.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NORTH WEST CORNER OF TILE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CARLISLE, PA.
The subscriber having succeeded H. Burkholder In
the management of thin popular Hotel, begs leave to
assure the ti evening public as well as the citizens In
town and county, that no pains will be spared on his
part, to maintain the character which this house has
'enjoyed no holm as a first claim Hotel.
Each department wi I be under his Immediate super,
'lkon and army attention paid to the comfort of his
icuests Having been weal , ' enlargedlgia
one of the
most commodious Hotels In than, while in regard to lo
WHY. it Is superior to any. • HENRY Ob kfiS.
Carlisle. Apr . 20, 1850-3 m
W. C. RHEEM •
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT
Minneapolis, Minnesota
TITILL give special attention to collection. ,throuoh
out the Stote, melee investments. buy and sell
Real Eetate•end securities. Negotiate loan., pay tone-,
locate land warrants, de., he. Refer.to the 'member. o
the Cumberland County liar, end to all prominent eltb
aeon of Carlisle. Pa. ' [Aup4l,B-Iy.
Slum P. SNYDER, OW.
• W, K. Hammen., Ponnoylvanla.
L. le Coax, Ithodo 'eland. -
S N Irp E . 3I'FARLAND, AND
COOK, •
Dankers.and Realtors to Real. Estate,
I=2l
Minnesota Territory
Jupe 3,11137.-1 y
FRANKLIN HOUSE
South Ilanover Street, adjoining the Court Ilona°,
!tartish', Pa JOHN HANNON.
Proprietoi.
INg- 311111 Peach leaves daily for Petpertown. Peters
' rrg, York ipritorr an•t Hadover from thin House. ',. •
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, 23ti May, 1B O, the sub
scriber will run a Daily Train of Cant, between
CARLISLE AND PIULADELVIIIA,
'wing Carlisle - every morning and Philadelphia overj
01/011).11t.
All goods left at the FREIOHT DEPOT of Peacock.
Zell & lIINOIIMAN. No•. 80S and SD) Market streat,
will be delivered in Carlisle the next day.
J. W. HENDERSON:
Wept High Street, Carlisle, Pa.. •
May 25, '5O
cORIND STONRS.-450 Grind Stones
' of all sizes Just received at .11: BAXTON'S.
tins Fly Nets, of all colors, Moen. Cotton and
Tyylna cheaper than the cheapest, at 11, AAXTON'fiI.
May ' 2s, 1850.
FARM BELLS.—Just received tlio
rgest and cheapest assortment In the county and
warranted not to crack, at the cheap hardware of .
May 26,1869. , ' 11. SAXTON.•
•QOYTEIES AND SNATFIS.;--150 doz.
ky Scythes and Smiths. The largest best and cheapest
assortment lei the county, wholesale and retall,just
calved at • H. SAXTON'S.
May 25, 2259.
• 0.. •
EBB generally supplied - trlih fine LIQUORWat
t an city prlcee,•at the new and cheap Grocery of
u. 19,1819. , : WM. BENTZ.
Gall different nreit4;: Rlth Enntieb and,
American
Scythes, on band end jrs gale cheap, at ~ •
• A1ay_25,1860; IBAXT•N'B.:
E .0 •N S 1
M
GRAND INDUCEMENTS!
would inform the 'annuls of Cumberland'and our,
rounding counties; that I can and will sell' ,
,•
• • •
-- PRINCE k OPP. - IMPROVED' MICLODEONS, - • - • -
•
,
011 ter ms /la remonable, ihr anrpermen dare twit the tin,'
imptoyed inntrutnents °tether entabilehtnenta. • •
, • The Prince Melodeons have the renown of being the
blot In the wbrld, • .
The Ittatruetente 'can be. c(100 'ld IL, F. Ebarl7l4
chanierbeeg, • W. D. • A,. d at
the retidenco of,the r itubecriber, - near Nft•Klagetan,
Pee Prince'R tulecrthwatent la einathertniumn...... ,, •,:.•
— N r OP - 4400ia11 - ,other ierarmattonidddrase,_ '
• Near lew ILlogaton. Clazab. cu.,116', •
ITALBERVS FAM.ILY GROOERY;
• . „ , .
. O.VBE/ i SW A nal 4ND . VAIcIETY STOttn,
P . Ott/14Feet Corner of die Paqic Sguarr, oppo.
'site the Carlisle: Deposit
•
. .
.
' RA Mild has again. replenished file stock o
goohk. Ills assortment Is now full and,completo, among'
which may be enumerated over; sarloty of fresh
FAMILY GROQ,ERIES,
And price
BEAT
.Aslargiiitotk of Cbina, !Maio and QuOmteware,Of new_
-and 60101141 .dosigite,.and embracing. ever! grade. of
• .
1101 e Sots Aaaircin carlinle M . ; Joicsa' cdeb r iated
KEROSENE OR COAL - OIL LAMPS, , -
one - of the greatest dim:ivories pt the ago,Combining
cheapness, safety and increased light., oe] 011 - and
Lampe. conafantly on band, which the public are re
quested tot 611 and eumine.
JOS. D. lIALDURT, '
Carlisle 0ct.27, . .
•
. • - ,
.11" 'UMBE
R Y ARD.—The subscribers'
LA having purchased a large'troet of pine timbei
land and saw tellls r on_the _west branch of the Busgue•
banes river,,bave opened out a lumber yard • dat -
• I lo
' MECHANICSBURG,: • •••• .
-on the railroad, corder of Allon and high streets, near
the steam saw mill of Senile, Eberly & Co:, and also one
. .
i /a..GREASONVI,LLE,
-
- near Plalnil , where we will be able to sell lumber at
such prices t will he to the interest °thunders end
others to cell and see vs baton, buying elsewhere. Our
advantage's over other dealers are the out:lumber does
;fait pass through the bands of one two or more
later. before we get It. and that will enable no to cell
lumber cheaper than salyrntherschn sell at these places.
We will also wholesale Whither from our llerrlsbnnt
yard, and will deliver lumber at any point along the'
Cumberland Valley Raifroad. If desired, branders can
have lunlber sawed suitable for any ilsoof bulldingow
for - ether purposes, by furnisillsbing us with their or..
ders In season. • •81IARYNER, OREASON & CO:
April, 13, 1863—1 y • - •• •
1 4 1. X.CE15101.1, PUCTURES
. tanto'rta i r i atrZ
oX y dzsje
i c o ttl a li t tibL r m oo t i hr _
in ,Zug 'a now building, east corner of Market-Square,'
whet» be is at all timea ready to take. AMBROTYPEB
in the latest and most approved style. ..14.ctures taken'
In rainy and cloudy we4ther,as svelbatroltar. and oat-
Iniadion given Or no chatuea made. Portraita and' Da- -
guerreotypeti copied. Miniature Pictures
,taken for
Lockets de, in Atnbrotype. • .
tubroty pas warranted to stand the test of tithe, beta
or water..
Ladies and Gentlemen aro eonlially inelte d to en
and examine apeelmenn.
•
Priem from Vets. to $lO.. I A: 1L LIENWOOD.
Jam 27, 1878.-12.,
PAINT AND OILS:-10,000 . pounds
of White Land, wltlidlorge assortment of .
. WRITE ZINC, -
VA RNTEUES,- —COLORED-ZINC; --
TURPENTINE, FIRE PROOP'PAINT,
JAPAN, FLORENCE WHITE,.
LITITARQ4, " RED LEAD, '— --
PUTTY, " WHITING,. •
GLUE,PAINT BRUSIIES,Szo.
And all colors dry and lb 011. 'Also, all colCwaln tubei
Jost received at the cheap hardware store of
Mar. 10, 1859. HENRY SAXTON.
O . I;.A.DES
.y.w YORK. •
TAYLOLALOON,.
28.5 & NYI unoh,mrivrehi. OP FBANELIN 6.441 Err,
I. the moot fashionable resort - for Ladies In Now York,
being most deoirably located In the principal thorough.
fare; and surrounded by the bent stores in the _
TayMee Saloon in celebrated all over the world for the
inevilicent splendor of Its decorations. as well an for
the quality of the fore, and the style In which it Is
served,.which cannid be excelled., by_even..thetanioun
paislati Colts The Baleen le connected with the'
-•
I .TEIINATIONAL . HOTEL,
•
has n Splendid Laillos• Parlor fronting nn Broad
way. out. einninanding Ito eitenrivesdew-of that world
rem or.. promonado. The best - evidence of the popu
larity • aylor's Saloon in that it is daily thronged 'by
visitors .rom eiery_port of the Union. rinnyll,'s9-lini;
tsIUNBERLA - 10 'VA=Y
_ SIMIER ARRANGEMENT.
ptennoleff ,„.. 4 „..„ 4 , •
-TA•47
MANGE- OP HOURS I •
coil and' after MONDAY, APDIL 11th Din, Passenger
' Tudor will run as &Delve: (Sundays excepted*
. IPOR 11A.11310BURQ.
lidt Train. 2d Train.
-Leave Chambernburis 6.10 A. M. _ 1.00 P. M
• " Shippensbnrg, 5.40 ." ~. 4.32
Neevllae, 0.10 " 2.04.
" Carltele. 643 " 2.45' "
Moclinntenburg, 7.16'
Arrive atfilarrleburs. 7.45
. 101 t. CIIAMBEIMBURG,
let Train. 2d Train
Leave llarrisburg . 8.00 A. M 1.20 Y. Ai
Mechanicsburg 8.43 " 1.48 .'
Carlisle, 9.20 . , 2.34
" Norville, 9.64 . .3.08
81iippensburg, 10.24 " 3.38
Arrive at Charebersburg, 10.64 " , 4.08 "
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, via Penn'a
Railroad, at 2.30, 0.05, and 7.50. A. M., and 1 10 and3,so,
P. 51. By Reading, via Lebanton Valley Rail Road at,
0.00. A. Si., and 2.30 P. 01.
For Baltimore, 320, A.,01 and LOW:noon. For Traver
ton and Williamsport. at 1.00, P. M., and 8.30, P. M.
Train on Dauphin Road nt 2.00, P. M.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Statione where
Tickets are sold, vie: Membere:rum, Shippenaburg,
Carlisle, )lochauicabuntend Ilarrlsburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS on each Ticket will he made to all Passen
gers that provide themselves with Tickets before en
tering the Care.
• - 0. Super't
Railroad Office, Cbamboreburg,
Apr. 6,1859.
sITTE.7rTIOX:
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
After Aurnine his sessowledgemente for the very
liberal patronek - e - whlehlirte been extended to him, the
undersigned would calf - attention to the fart that be
has Just re-opened hia extensive aseorEmenf,,of family
"ROC ,
In his new store-room, on the south-east corner of the
public square, where thu public are invited to call and
examine a stock of goods which, in elegance, variety
.and extent..wlll defy-compotitton ;-comprising in- part -
'hat, lump, crushed and brawn sugars,
Jnva. llio and roasted Coffee Every vit.
riety and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground t ,' •
and ungniund,) Pickets. Sauces, Table till. I t
New Orleans, Sugarhonse and Trinidad I n _ L
Molasses; New York and Pitiladulphin Syr. -
um. Crease, 'Macaroni. Yermecilli split Peas, ilomiub
Mincemeat, own Starch'. Farina, thioettlate Extract co
Coffee, 'refined augur; at reduced rates, washing and bale.
big lade. Tobarce of the moat favorite brands, and the
finest qualVy of tiogars. Also, a beautiful assortment .
of Itritannla Ware; plain and g .id band China Ware,
Ohm, Q 1.10011.. Stone and Earthern Ware, in.grent,va
ditty. and an elegant let of Fancy °naps, extracts-and
perfumery for the toilet. •
FRUITH: Including 'leeches In cane t Raisins, Creel.
berries, dry apples, citron, almonds, °hinges, lemons , .
ac.. .
LIQUORS: AVM,lenale and retail,
embracing common and old Ilya Whie•
key, Urandies. dnrk and pale, Lisbon
Sherry Port. Maderia, Ologor, Catawba
and Muscat. Wines in casks and toot.
nor, &tack Whiskey ; Ifollan Gin, and 'Scheidarn
Schnappa.
FISIT AND SALT
A large stock of LAMPS. Including Dyett's celebrated
lamps for burning Ketneene or coal oil, alw, Sperm,
MHO; Lard and Coal 011, Burning Fluid, Sperm and
Star Candles.
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS.
Itrushos, Ropes, 'Simms, Poses. DOOr-m eta, Waiters,
booklng•glassen. - tine letter and note paper, Willow
Ware. palotod buckets, dc. • ,
Oeitha and woollen Hose, anehalf nose, and a full
stock of'Ulovea, Including the - well 'teem. Ilanojer
puck tilovesA
In short. MN stock comprises everything that le tulle ,
for /1n his line of badness, and no efforts mall be spared
to ender calico satisfaction to his customer..
O. INHOFF.
„
Carl de. Oct. 27, 1858-Iy.
Kir Marketing of all kiude taken In exchange fb i
.goods.
JNO. n. CHUM
• CHURCH Sr, EBERLY
STEAM SAW MILL
MCI
LUMBER YARD,
NEW CUMBERLAND,. P.A.
7,11 kinds of
L,U MB BR,
• constantly on bend.
Lumber delivered at any point accessible by Raliroed, '
' at theaboytest notice. •
BUILDI - NG , TIMBER .
01 , •;1LL'SIZEd AND LtINOTHB OUT TO ORDER.
•
001.1 THINGS.—Just received. by
13 the subscriber, the following:
'FREBIII`.OMATOIth, In Carta •
aa 'Panchen, •
( . .—.l3stmou, - ' n
. k- , - n ~ . 'bobsters,',." ' - • '
t'le led Lobsters, Esrdluen, Gallatin,' Bap Sago Cheese,
lair aa.Apotee, V.irght.oll .ol Mx, for , the table, Tontatoe
}Catsup, tt'aslnut_do,, Illashroout du., .ooreestorshlre
Salim French Olives, do. stuffed with ' Anelhoidee,—
,Plohles,'ltalairn, Dates,!Fltra Prunes, Oranges and I,eni•
one. MO [taws, Dried BeeLfirocerlen,Quenntroare.tine.
Liquors, Matti swat tholowent cask prices. at the cheap
etoro 0f , , , ,..' "Ira, pxsFrg,
M .:-,.
~.P4ay,1 P 9 ,„ '..,,, ' .. ,: • , '•;•••• ~ :, • .. • , ',•
1114KE . : 3 NOTICE ".ieoeived at.
---..l.ltalier'4,,North-llanover.titreati.etiuroplete astwrt—.
umat'af -Rope straw and ''.pogbariCliiiiii,:= 7
walca . Vilil KIM
amr,
PoO6INW
~~lis"rclk nccni .
'MORPH HA N 0 V'E.R'STREET
.CONBEOTIONERY,
' CA L 1 81. .
flf7tblesale Rates Reduced $2 per 100 Ma. i .
Tho attention of Deanery
. 1/farther& and the public
Is larked to a large assortment of
CHOICE CANDIRS;i,"
manufactured af the best Anaterlal "and warrawted to
rentainno poison In thelveolorewhlsh will be sold"
'Wholesale or Derail at lo* fates at the old stand.of • '
P aVo 4 ivirmi a,
NORTH NAROVIR 'HTHERT,'O4*IBII,'PA;,.•, ' -
A few doom Ilcf.ttli of the pirllsla Depoelt '
Just resell/Ws large assortment.of
FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS
•
'4, the latest importations; conelsting of •
. ,
• Oranges, Lemons, • ' '
Ralains, - • - : Prunes
____:_pig4ll - ____l_________L__:Dates,----- 2 = - --=-.=
Banalities, Pine Apples,
•••••;••—••••••••mlittritide, — • , a: MUM, • ,
-Orem Nuts, • ' -Cocoa Nuts, ate., 1 -
all of which will be soli Fat low rattle. Alio a largo an
eurtment of • • - • • • •
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
of every variety. Mao, all the beat brawls of
•' - • BEGARB-AND TOBACCO, •
of American and Carman manufacture.
_..1-The.subeeriberretrinwthanks foi the Ilborel‘stroc.
‘tegubuenecteo f
their h r, l7 o l; i y . th Lo m b 11
O ti.:g 'glen d
o c 7 f D-
P. hiONYBO.,
North Uncover Street.
Carlisle, June 10.'68
VIRST, OPENING of the SEASON
1: NEW GOQDS! NEWsOOODBI
LEIDTCH,&A.W =
(4 their New. Store, East Main eerier,)
Maya just - received from New York and Philadelphia the
most complete arid varied assorttn'ont of DRY GOODS
ever olfored.ht Carlisle. Embracing everything that le
'new and' rare in style and texture. inch as FANCY,.
SILKS, In all We various cors. barred, stripped: rhene,`
andhayadere: Plain.'striped rind bayadero, Slack Silks
Foulards of snow, , designs, barge and lawn robes of the
latest Pails et lea, satin atrinod do chevre cloths.
French challis 'American detains, Organdy lawns, dark.
-and- Ilght-grounds-and-boautiful-deeigna.-Jfrneolling
dress goods octhe newest make Also, a POI stock or
Mourning drd goods, to which we Invite particular
attention. •-• • I
•
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS
Thin Part of our 'atonic le unusually complete consist
ing of Cmpo, Sllk, Stella, In . all the variety...of vtindes
iand qualities. Mourning Shawls, lace and ollk from the
celebrated emporium of Ilrod o k linlplua; Now York.—
N,un Umbrollev. Showereta and Parasols of the ;lowest
styles. At MITE GOODS Ok ALL KINDS, Kmbroldoi lee
In full mita, Collars,,Shuveri, Worked bandgaguncinga,
edgings and Insertings. Wit give grout MVO to this
branch of our truth, and ladies will And a very - full as
sortinent.— ,
,pf the latest Improvements, ekirk supporter., a new ar
ticle. A full - line of Alexander's kid doyen, Imported
and sold by Stewart, New York. Mitts, gloves and
gauntlets In eve, variety. Ala.. a large stock of the
newest styles of and bay's spring cassimerewi
black cloths and casslmeres: 11081EitY of every des.
criptlon, Oa this department unusual care has been tn.
ken to elect the various kinds and sizes suitable fn.
Ladies, Misses, Boys. and Childrene; wear. In fact our
'etock, embtaces everything kept In a first glass dry
goods store. • -
Having purchased for cash and made our selectiodef
among tier best Importing and Jobbing houses In the
cities of New York and Philadelphia, we are prepared to
Pifer _superior lniurements to buyers. -,AII,we ask is an
examination of our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
for which favor we will feel, very grateful:
Apr. 6, 1860. &
• NEW STOCK:
BOOTS,
" •
SHOES,
- - •
. UATS, .
CAPS.
- JOHN IRVINE, having . taken the eland, on the
" north east corner of the Square, recently occupied by .1.
It. I{oller, - wintld — rospactfullylnfbral the citizens In
town and country, that he Imajust returned from Phil
adelphia with a new and desirable assortment of gays
in his line. comprising GENTLEMEN'S FINE CALF
_DRESS .DOOTS,- KIP DO., LADIES' - MORROCO AND
GOAT• ROOTS, RID SLIPPERS AND LASTING GAL
TEItS, MISSES'-AND CHILDREN'S' BOOTS AND GAL
TEES, in great variety, Boys' and Youth's Boots and
lrogane. Dien's and boys'
of every description, and a general assortment of straw
goods."fhe stock has been selected with great care And
will:he sold - at a very small idvanwo alty_wholesale
tt - sj.,'Doni forget the cheai corner, opposite the for
aid . JOIN
Carlisle, Apr. 19,1859... - -
• --• _COAL l• COAL
-WM.8.31 VERA Y.
•.. _ respeitfully Informs
hit friends and the pu.
VONT . bile In general, that he
• AV, v. to •cecelving end will
aftma constantly keep on
a 1
.•
• UNDER COVER, 1
LYKENS-VALLEY —Broken,-Eggand -
LUKE FlDDLEtt—Broken, Egg and Stove..
W ILKESBARRE—Lump and Broken.
TREVORFON acZOKOVE—B7:oken Rig
Also. best quality " on." .and "Broad-top" Black
smith's coal, all of will he will sell at reasonable,pri•
res. Thankful for the patronage heretofore no liberally
received he Mae a continuance of the same.
Coal Yard. at the old stand, nnlthe railroad, nearly
opposite Dickinson College. ' [Apr.l3, 1150.
-8.15-
9.45
LIMEBURNERS' g 0 A L.-2,00u
TONS of Lykens Valley Nut Coal, a superior s.
e , receiving and for sale by
August 5, 1867
COPPER, TIN AND SEIEET IRON
MANUFACTORY.
- - _
The subscriber taken this mei hii,l' . o`f informing her
'friends and the public, that she still continues"the
manufacture of all Mods of work, in Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron. for Stovio are selected from the moat sp•
proved styles. • The Cooking Stoves for their fluently
en cooks and bakers'cannot be surpassed, among which
ant the well known Globe, Noble Cook. Penny Forces
ter, Governor, Penn; and the new favorite, Prairie
Plower, combining all the tested Improvements, in fact
the bent and cheapest stove ever offered t, the public.
The Lntrobe 'Stove, or parlor , heater,• improved, for
warming two. three or feur rookie, put up to order. Le
sides a jargeansortment of Parlor Radiators and of
lastoves. PRIORS REDUCED. on PLUMBING
and OAS FITTING. Those who wish wells done•
in this lino would do well to ca I at the obi
stand - before contraction' elsewhere, as I am de
termined to do work for lower than the present ratan.
I,,have for sale and keep constanits on hand the patent
Scotch Tip tinnier, Wes Tapers, plain and fancy Glass
Globs. Gan Fixtures, Wrought Iron Tubes: Hydrants,
Lead Plpo r Gum Hose. Shower-Bath,, Bath Tubs, Over
flow Benin', Marble Basin tops, Ac. My workmen are
competent and reliable. MI work warranted and for
workmanship and material, I challenge competition.
Aka- A few good Conk Sloven with some suitable' for
parlors on hand, which I .ill sell at cost. 1
May 1, 1859." MAIM M. MORRIS.
.., ,
1
J. 0. OALLIO & CO., succession' to Wm. 11. Trout
would announce to their customers and the publl.
nmerally that they have just ruralised from WhCadet.
'able, a largo and elegant stock of goods, In their line of
business of every variety, style and quality.
They have on hands splendlds;l l
assortmentiof
HATS AND GAPS,
, of all descriptlone, from the common Wool
to the tlaest PIM AND SILK HAM and at Moss
that mustveult every ?no who hat an eye to gettlof the
worth of Ms money. The stock Includva,
. .
• AIOLUKIN, OASSIM ERE, BEAVER A FELT HATS,
of every style and. color and unsurpasied for' LIGHT
NESS, DURABILITY AND FINfSII: by those of any
other establishment in the. country.
-
IVIEN'S,IIOYB' and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAAS,
of every description constantly on hand.
,They respectfully Invite all the old. patrons andm
many new ones as potable, to give them a call.
J. O.,CALLIO A CO.
Apr. 2y. ISN—ly
NOW IS THE TIME FOR BAR
PAINS! LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AERIVA,It i
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
rthe Now Stom, corner . ,_of N. Hanover & Loutber eta.
The undersigned retunelhanks lbr the patronage
bestowed upon him by the.public. and at the name time
respectfully announces that ho has must returned from
Philadelphia, and Is now opening a new lot et spring A
summer DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. consisting' in
part an follows, and which .he is determined to sell at
the lowest cash prices. Ducal Cloths, Mollies,
Alpacas. Detainee. Da Ilages,.Lustres, Poplins, Lawns,
Baragee, Dittßante, Skirting, Preach and Scotch oh m .
hams, Prints, Gloves, liosiery,Sullars, handkerchief,
&e., &q.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
MEM
°revery variety and quality. Staple and 'Domestic Dry
Goode. Cloths, Camdmeres, Vesting* Flannels, Mus
lin* Ticking* Stripe* Checks, Calicoes. - o , ,ttonades,
Linens, Shootings. Denims, Nankeens. Drills,Marsellies
Quilts, colored and white( carpet Chain, tc. Parasols
and Umbrellas. Also, a large and splendid assortment
of BONNETS, BATS, CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES. A
supgintlet effresh GBOCERIES, Tea* Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses. Bice, Spices4e. ,Ilaving selected my entire
stock with the greatest OlNViled the lowest cash prices,
I can assure my Mends and the public generally. that
I will tleFall fri my power to make my establishment
known as the w tioad - Quarters fir Bargains." Those
who wish to purchase will find it to their advantage to
call and examine myabmkbeibre purcbasingelaewbere.
price r
I will pay
the highest market fbr Butter, tw - -
Egg', Rags, Soap and Dried Fruit. -
Apr .27, IMO. J. A. lIUMRICIL Jr.
That desirable residenoaon
now by
redeoili
occupied by Geo. W. Iffitnerolec'd., and now by Leidicit
A Sawyer, is offered for a* at a reasonable price.
•,• -- • - The property amidst' of a
STORY BRIO( Hopis,
• and a two atop bicabuilding. The
front dwelling 1 almost entirely new
'llllll it up niodern prOvernnta. heated by a
furnace. aid ba tr
ying water and gas in dent Ind
7 As a buslneas location:it 1* unserpasoed, haring bees
tilted up and occupied 'sea afore for the last roar years.
atidiaequally well adapted, kr priteste residence,
Ing go designed as, - to. ,be easily . changed. There is a
lino garden and stable attached. . • •
pose...mon, wale Oren at , . the, Sestet April neatand
theterkos made co:to .sult purcbeient or
pardon
lare apply to ; • . IV A. STURGEON.. •
; - ELIZA lIITNER,
Carlisle, June 22,1550—5t' • • • .••
N. is:="The bnllding'lrkadiololsol, *Mb *front of 2A
finitßfuntilnd - biak -210 ' feetrto• an and having.
tberebadreoted stvostors brick bolivooli also °Rand
HOOPED SKIRTS,
o=l
A tit Et) 9 Igt •
. . .
.14:1 VF. IN VI RO.R T.O It
-r FRYER inivitrkens., .
•
I. 1" IS CO3fPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM OHMS,' and
• has become an established fact, a Standard Medicine;
Joinwn and approved by • all Gist hive used .It.
• and is.,now resorted to (:$ with conflate. ht all
tbedlecasee for whidi ft Is reedmmended.
It ham Cured thousands pp within the laid two
years who bad given up allhogetondillef f as the
clamorous unsolicited rl certificates lb myposses•
'on show.. . • . .
The dose romit beadap- . ted to the tedipernment
of the individual - taking ;Out. ised In such
. quantities es to act gen. ^ tly on the bewail/
Let • the dictates of er your Judgment guide
you in' the use of the -Isierligoldte
tor, and It will cure Liver Complaints.
one attacks. Dynpepela Il i Chronic Diarrhoea:Surd
mar Complaints, Dynen- 'tory, Dropsy, Sour Stott.;
ach, Habitual Costive-. 4.• nos, Cholfc, Cholers,
Cholera Morbus.Ohnlora lnfantum, Flatulence,
- Juandice, - Fetdale weak- F, nano, and may be wet
successfully actin ordi-: m nary FAMILY MEDI.
CM& It will cure sick ' Headache, (as th6usands
can testify.)._lnitwenty, g 4, mlnittee,M.Orp,otthrei_
tomineucementofthe
ntNc
Al were
loin. favor.'
MIX WATER. IN TILE
INVIGORATOR, • AND
°ETHER:-
- Prlce-One.pollar per Battle.• •
-".SANFOR - D'S .„
FAMILY
C.A.TIPARTIC - PILLS,.
courcrOtlntDrsim
PureNegetUble Extracts, and put up, itiVlass •
Cases, air tight, and will keep la
it ate..
The gala - 11y Cathartic
nye Cathartic which tho
his practice more , than
The• constantly in
th4se who have long na
lifactioh . *Which all give
has induced mato place
'of all.
Ise general .btit se=
go*proprletoe haw need In;
twenty . peers.
,_l* reaping garland from
ed the PIM andlha eat
•Q. In regard to their inns
wtaMithom 1 thin - the reach ,
kno
r c?'it
6 jr " i
The Profession well
-thartka net on different
, The Punt(ly Ca
with due reference to
fact, been complunded
ITermit'regittild - eintfrite a
part of the aliredfitar,y
eafo (null rases where a
on Derangements of the
Paine to the Hack and
and — Sereneasotiver the
gold, which frequently,
Inng course Fever, Lose
Sensation of cold over
fientlache or .weight in
tory Dlsenaes, Worms in
Rheumatism, Ia -great
many diseases to which
0116 to mention in ari
that' different Coo/
flonn of the bowels.
If earths ror has,
is well entablialled '
an„,a_varlel;y_of__thitz--
ilitch art !011ie on every •
anal, and are goiirl and'
lathartle to rieeded.euelr
Iromach, Bleonlnesth
'holneoensilvenesa, Pala
- whole hody.froin madam ,
niel It neglected, end to II
EN r tfle A t p ol t y ie lieldZs e et n elf t •
Eslf ithe head, all Inflhroma
,,,-, Children or Adults,
I %.1 'Purifier oche Mood and
tech In heir, tooehtimer
ortlaernent. Dose, Ito 8.
3 - 0 Ce:nt a.
Tho I.lrer Tnvtgoratnc and frainily - Cathartic Dins are
retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale' by
the Trade In al? the large towns._
• 8:1'. W. Sanford, 18. D:, •• •
•—•— Manufacturer and Diefirforeir,`
• aas BrOslway, New Work.
Junels, 1859.
=2
The OrlentaL Elastic Spell* Bed
(aoninsortte ekre.nr.)
Tho ntfent.lon of honsnkef.porn Is ralled..inthle new and
beautifill Invention
• .
The Spring tied having now become art lndiapensable
•articie In every_ house: nu fitment of Its acknowledged
superiority over the odd fashioned bed; it remains
,to he determined which of Mod ninny bloods offered for
sale. Is the beat, cheapest. moat simple In conatructlon,
moat elastic most durable, and gives the greatest east
and comfort:-
- TIII ORIENTAL SPRING RED,
excels in - all - these - qualities. - anirpossosies -others-nit
belonging-to—ln fact, not claimed by any other Spring'
Bed made. It can be applied to any tedstoad In , a few
minutes. and Is also adapted to ,Cradlei, cribs, bertha in
stemnboats. ships. etc.
The loops contain ingredients whick, will keep it lea.
TIBELT PRIM Taelt VillllllS. ""'" a
TATAR, 'PRICE 1110 X 01,50 TO i 5,0
Dadra oupolleiccia liberal terms. Agents wanted.—
Bend for d Circular. ULIIEIt & DJ.. Proprietors.
tionara! Depot 285 Donal street, near ilroadway,N,Y.
[may25,'69r7."3t0
ARLIS,LE AND PHILADELPHIA
mar. f an
• 7-c. -21.E2&_,,
DAILY DIVAIDDT
FREED, &MD & FREED,
81/ )(AXIL? MEC?, POILADILPETA.
•J. & D.• RHOADS, - ' •
NAM STRUT, CAlilltat,
/4"Cars of this Line Woe the DiliSt 811 Market st.
Daily, at 4 o'clock, P.M.' • -
-: Leave Carlisle, Dolly, al7 o'cliick. A M.
Outdo Intended for this Line should be marked d.
P. Dilly Freight Line, and sant td by 4 o'clock.
May 25, 1858. • -
READ ! READ.! l READ LI 1
'qENWEIN'I3
All. 0 A 1 . ...1140131 , 4 LS AIN .
lea remody not to bo carolled for the relief and cure of
those uniladles Incident to the Summer deasort,ols:
Dlarrham, llyeentery. Cholera or Cholera Alortius, Vont.
Meg. Acidity of the Stomach, etc.
Its excellent. Carminative power., pleasant tasta and
soothing Influence, renders It a valuable medicine In
Infantile diseases, peculiar to the wood summer, via:
Cholera Infantum, etc It has a reinvigorating and,
tonic influence on the system, allaying inßamation
whore it. exists In the stomach and bowels—and. on
trial will be found indispenslble to. the well being of
'every family. It will be. fund „well adapted to.
AdUlte an children.—Tay iv. Prepared only by
A. EBEN WM, Diapensiny. Chemist,
N. W. Cot. Ninth and. Poplar ate.. Philadelplila.
t%. Price 25 cants per bottle. Bold by B J. Kieffer,
and B. W. Llaverntick, Carlisle; Miller & 800, Jackson
ville; Rliikal & Herring, Mechanicsburg, and by drug
gist?! and storekeepers generally. [may 26.6p-1y
JAMES it. WEr.AVER'S
CABINET. eL
AND
CLIMB'
IPA EMO R It,
NOV!! aiNCiiill ‘ BIRM, CARLISLE, PA.
• Raving beesiengaged In the temlneu for over twenty
years he would return thaeke.to Ma customers and
friends, for the liberal encouragement extended to
in years gone-t-yv - and - further assures-them the no
paMs will be spared. to give fell satlslitction to admit*
may Liver him with a .
011A.I lIS Nal D YURNITIIRE,
of every description constantly on hand, or ma4e to
order.- Warranted to be of , the best quality, of the
lest style,preibllnished, and sold at the lowest possible
prices for cash.
Ile ales continues business as an UNDERTAKER.—
Ready wade comas. Metallic or .otherwise. kept con.
stantly on hand and funerals promptly attended to
personally in town oreuntry, on the most reasonable,
terms.
. . .
JAMES K. WEAVES:
May 2.5,1858-Iy,
N: 11.—Two propertlea situate In Ch urcbtown, (Jamb.
county, aro offered for sale ou easy terms. 'Apply u
above. J. IL W.
p-R . ATT'S PATEN
HAY AND GRAIN RAKE.
,Thlv Rake has taken the First Po/miners at NITIOdi6
Brent exhibitions. The nubile are already aware that.
this Berke le unrivalled loony market, and is admitted)
-by every person that hen seen it work. (and who has
seen other different michines erork,) to be the very best
eke now In use. It-tmlux an independent oast steel
tooth with a cleaner attached. The large number sold
the lest year, and the eillirtm of different parties to claim
the right to sell, and other* representing theirs t' be
the same patent icor itself a most convincing proof of
its,sureriority" Ovevilva hundred have teen sold in
Lancaster county alone. We have now a full supply on
hand to accommodate other counties. We guarantee to
every purchaser an indisputable right .to sell thb said
rake The following are a few persons to whom we re
fer In this county and York, as having purchased and.
used the same:
CUMMOLLAND COUNTY-4. S. Hoover, David Clark. Out.
shall tl'ilorran. Jos Brandt, R. Bryson, W. M. Watts,
G. ilreArlt,,i. Beltshoover, E. Ege, P. Brechbill , Zook
Sha er, C. Ifarririer, L Peffer, Don). Palter, Thomas
O !birdie h. Trego s Brother.
Teat Coowtr—lravirl Lerevr, B. Hoke. Lewis Pressen,
. Pmsser, - Abr Smith. W. Fiore, Benj. Strickler. Henry
Strohm, J. A. Wilson, 11. 0. Bonner, J. Bloat, P. Menges,
M. Tomcat, .1. Brandt.
For sale by W. W. 'BRANDT, and . .
STRICKLER. & BRO., ,
May Carlisle, Penn%
V RAIN CRADLES .—Gregor's
k_A Plank's. Miller's, Smith's and Lterehelsel's make,
on hand and for MOO. at the maker's prices, With a largo
assortment et Fkythea, Works, Rakes, &., at the Hard.
wars Stcre of ' L'iNit &
May 18, 1859. North. Ustiovez
WILL BE OPEN on. Satadav a
complete assortment Of fiummenOotab, selects&
with greet care to meet the snits of the season and I
trade, embracing all blade. of goods, Dry Goods' in all
their verleties. Lace andallk 51antlIbm, Mtn'
Umbrellas,
Pihmola Lace Idltle, 'Hooped Skirts, Men's and:Boys'
Wear. Infect AVergthing trailed thr thodeuntude oftbe,
buying community. Please call and see for yourselves,
at .- LIDDIOU & SAWYEIPS Newfitorr,
May 19. 1659. o litatB gin strait:
GIINB GUNS.--4118t recsivi
siremizeret of
,Double Barrel Buis, •
Single ••
Single and Double Plato's,
Revolvers,
. _
Powder Flasks. - ,• -
Shut Pouches,
Powder.
Ca rads, •
EL. serrows;:...
Mai 45.1864:
Miss SEARS, - I"HYSIOTAZI,.
ProVesstoualth on Tarr
and ATIMDAY. lit and 24 ofJuly. ' • • -
46/- Ofitco at Martin's Hotel, 1Ar4.2Z,..
-R ini sl) OFA N, SLATE.•••Theounder
slgnethembeon Appnlotoa - agent , for the sale of
WO NQ BLATH and has now and will constantly
keep on band atoll - supply to peat the demands Ut
builders and others.
.all
in want of a superior surds
sdamenod 419 wall to call af the. Lumber and Coal, Yard,'
'NW the Gals 'louse?,• -
Juno 1814. • • • - jAODa WWI&
IMi
gjvhilhelr-lostimosir •
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