31/e,hicittBs
CELEBRATED
......:VERMIFUG
A. ND
I ,' LIVER PILLS,
VVE beg.leave to call the atten
tion' of the. Trade, and more'
es.eciall the Ph sicians of the
country, to.two of theinost_popu,
- --- -latrernedies - nOw-befdre - -the-public.
-We refer •to . _
: • Dr.' CliaA. 'Lanlis Celebrated ."
.Vernufuge and Liver Pills.
. We do not recommend! them as
universal Cure-alls; but simply fOr
what their name purports ;
' THE VERMIFUGE, •
For .expelling Worms. from the
F.liiiran system. , It, has also been ,
administered with _ the most
factory results to various Animals
• subject. to Worms'.
THE LIVER PILtS •
• "Fertile cure of Liv ER COMPLAINTS,
,all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK.
HEAD-ACHE, In cases of •
• FEVER. AND AGUE,
preparatory-mor after. taking Qui
nine, they' . almosL invariably make
a, speedy and per anent cure..
As specifid for the above men-
tioned diSeases, they are Unrivaled,
--- and - never known - to fail when
ministered 'in . accordance .ivith the
directions;
• - Their unpreceden — ted po. larity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH,TA.
'to dispose of their Detig business,
in Much' they hilVe-been—success . -
-• fully engaged for the last Twenty
'Years, and they will now givetheir
undiVided time and- attention to
their . manufacture. And being de- •
termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele
-..-brat&i•Vermifiige and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high,
- position, they now hold among the
great remedies_, of— the..da y, . they.
will continue to spare neither-time
nor
expense in procuring the Best
and Purest aerial, and com
pound th q il- in the most thorough
~mgnner. _.:Address-all-orders to----
REMINII BROS. Pittilairgh, Pa.
. .
P. Sr Dealers' and Physicians ordelitur. (mu others
than Fleming . ltroa., wilt do' well to. write their °Myra
nod take vane Lai rh, .dirlAmea, vrtpared,by
Fleming Bros. Pithrburgh. Pa. To 3113.3 to give
them n trial, sio..wlll forward per mail. post pnbl. m any
part of tho Hates, ono box of Pills 14 twelve
• •throo.cent postage stamps, qr em, vhd. of, l'ertolfuge tor
fourteen three-rent stamps. YIl ordos from Clinnairlulnt
he accompanied by twindy rents extra. •
D . COGGSWELL'S
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
`^'i R E AD TllI FOLLOWI , IO CERTIFI cATEs TO TII IS
efficacy of this medicine In inflammatory Wenner.: ,
fflik . or tipsiest twelve years I have been' more or lee
troubled with Inflammatory Rheumatism, contlimiteliir
early in the spring, and lasting until cold weather se,
In, when I would ho relieved for a while, only to bo at
tacked again in thu Spring. All my joints would swell
and be very sore, attended with the most acute,paiii.
My feet, shoulders, arms,.and hands troubled toe most.
so much vu that I could scarcely•walk, and almost al
' ways required assistance In dressing. During this time
I woull try everything I could hear of. in the hope of
finding a cure. I also tried several physicians. but nu
thing scomei to help mu the least in the world. About
two apd a half years ago 1 was attacked as towel, and
as usual tried everything toga rid of it, but to nn per
pose. I kept growing worse, and finally bed to give up
and stay in the house where I wan conflated about rout
weeks. This Woe my foot swelled, and were so sore that
I could not stand oh Moan or got on lay boots, and my
bands swelled to twice their usunt else. In feet. I was
to all appearances and belief, totally used up. About
this time my parents, Who reside in Maine, sect forme
to conic home. I wont, and after my arrival COMMUUS
end trying dtiother remedy, hoping to be cured. but re
nutting the sumo as ,all "titers: For weeks 1 had not
been able to dress myself or raise toy hand to nu; head,
and suffering the most excruciating, polu all the time.
One'day my father come in with a paper in whirl, was
advertised Dr. Common's Medleal Salt, for Inflamma
tory Dinetteos only, and wanted me to road and see
whati thought of it I read and laughed at it, pro•
nounred it a humbug, and told hint thak, I had been
humbugged enough. lie kept urging me, and itl last
said I eonld but try it and if I would write to Dr. C..
giving him at description of my disease, he would pay,
the expense. Of course I could not refuse such au of
for and sent for one box. It came in flue season, but
my faith was not Increased, and I laughed at the Idea
of so small a dose doing moony good. and told my wife
that I believed Dr. C. and his Salt.hoth. humbugs.—
However, I commenced using -it and the result was
perfoellY astonishing. I could hardly roanxo it myself.
I shad soundly all night. which I had nut done for a
long time, add when I awoke in the morning, strange
as it may seem, I Woo 'entirely free from pain. I had
then taken but one dose, and bathed freely before going
to bed. That morning I felt so well' that 1 hardly know
how to contain niyself. and wont down stairs end told
- the folkspow-well I felt; and from -- that - day to this I
have not suffered ono Moment's pain Whitd an attack
of my once dreaded enemy, Rheumatism. I nor per.
foctly well and hearty, and.wherover I have a chance
recommend It. A friend of mine, residing in Brooklyn
is now trying It for a bad m.o, neuralgic rheumatism,
and so far It in working admirably. This Ina long story,
but I have told all the facts, which I can bring ult.
misses to substantiate if necessary; and will again say
that in the MEDICAI. SALT, a sure cure may be found
for ell inflammatory diseases, and would urge all who
are afflicted to give it a trial. -
IEO. 11. DUNCAN,
, No. 117 Wall Street, New York
Whowit Is remembered that the MEDICAL SALT
Is as ofibmelout lu all Wan. Ihtlammatory diseases as In
Rheumatism, (see descriptive eirculars).it will at once
be seen that It Is a most valuable melody. Surely
those thus afflicted "will find In their •own condition
add In the above statements, enolm i r to indocotbein
toglue the MEDICAL SALTalidel.
Price, One Dollar. Chronic Package, $2 50.
C..TAYLOR CO.,
Gem Agfeuts, 202 Doak St., Milian.
The tiuw Ziledlral Salt Is for solo by druggist. oiler
ally. Give it a trial. • [.l uly,1:1;
THE MOSILEXTRAORDINAHY BOOK OF THE AGE
First edition of 14.000 sold in six ioeeks.
MEM
!BOYHOOD'S PE,RJIIS
AND
MANHOOD'S CUeSE
PUBLISHED BY DR,. S. PANCOAST,
916 Spring Garden aired, Philadelphia, Pa., and
for ante by all boolcaellere.
This la a book of 225 pages, 12m0., bound In eloth.with
nine lithographic, plates, and intended for parents,'
guardians and lining won.. Every young man wbo
wishes to maintain his . health and manhood, and have
a healthy progeny, should read this book.' Sotuo of ibo
atatentente aro really astounding, and have never Le.
fore appeared in print, Price $l, By mail $1.12.
NOW IN.PitESS,AND READY FOR DELIVERY IN A.
FEW DAYS, A GREAT IWORIC FOR TILE LADIES,.,
by the Elaine author, entitled '
• liADIE§' MEDICAL 'GUIDE,,
AND MARRIAGE FRIEND
•
• • --.
Tide Ma work ernearly, FAO pages, boatitifulirlimpl,
Inc ofti and contelne over 100 splendid and curious eiit
graving/. It gives a complete de/edition of the' /Ude..
aura and funatlokof the, reproductive organs of the to.
male, ehowing how married ladies may have or avoid
large families.• Ales.a complete history of nermaphro . .
ditlam, will/curious plates showing Folk emcee In floe.
/t aleo_glyes advice to young ladles In selecting
husband; pointing out the came of no much unhappi
ness after marriage, and the influence It'exerteon the'
offspring. .._.„
The work alsagivps the aymptoma and tr e atgmns of
all femlilq , diseasaa, Bethel every female may,inf herown
The laat chapter le 'devoted to the Toilet; giving' the .
receipts for cosmetics at present net. by the nobility
of Yrance, , England and Itueale, for beau/J*log theakin •
hair, teeth.ind lbr removingf dl andpreaervlog a sweet
breath. They have been obtained at greet expo, eo:
Price 51M..,. By mall gL76,- or eight additional poet- .
age stamps. 8000 doles% have already Well ordered. , -
Those winkling , al-eopyef the Brat` edition should send
their ordeivi without delay.. , ' •
• For complete deecriptlen -of the work see Prospectus,
which will be Wit on receiptoronaletterataMp.,'
AGENTS WANTED,In every town • ' In tba/ladoth. -
166,110.13 r, • , .
4 1cuf - ~(T7 , oobs-
7 .I'TTEXTIO.7N:
NEW STORI AND GOODS
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'After returnine bin neklioirle/jementi, for the very
liberal patronage which hue been extended to him, the
undersigued would calloattentien to the furl that he
boa just re-opened hie exteuelve assortment of filthily -
•• - •
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labia new storm . room. on the south-east corner Hof the
~pnbliasquare,, whermtho public are invited to call and
exatalne a fabric of goods which, In elegance; variety
nod extent. will glory competition; comprising in part
loaf, lump, crushed and brown sugars)
Java, Rio and roasted Coffee Every •ia-
rietY and quality of TEA. Spices, (groundi i •
end unground.) Pickets; :Lances,. Talde Oil. ; 4
- New Orleans; Sugarbouse nod Trinidad . ~ /
31olasses; Now York and Plilladelph&Sym .
pe: — Cfwesoiliamronit-Vermecillh-splikpeasrflomin ,
Mincemeat, cam Starch, Farina, Chocolate, Extract cm
Coffee; Yenned sugar-at reduced rates, washing and balm
7 - mgraidr — i. — .Tobnerrrotrirmsnost-favorlttobtwww-dAlik
lineal quality of Segam. Akin, a beautiful assortment
- cirlkitatittia Ware, plain and gAd.hand Chitin Mare,
Uteri, Queens. Stone and F ratern Ware, in great ya.
day, and Inc elegant lot o Fancy penis, extracts end
perfumery for the toilet. • •
• FRUITS t . Inducting P. ehes In cans, Italslns;•Cran •
berries, dry annies, eit . re , almonds, oranges, lentos, &c, ' . 4 .
. . •
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(1, 26 ,. i .-( 4 l l) • em j b • r r , O .l, o ,g ß ,.. ..9 .. :2 , Line n sn d le id an ii d y . o r l e r t i all,
1 ~ == = key, : I mlles: dark and pale, _Lisbon
k -, .i.-1 ::„. 111, Sheer Pert. Maticria. Ginger, Catawba
(
, ~... _ ,-.. h and 11 uscat Wines , In casks and Lot..
ties, Scotch 11 hiskey, polland '6 In, . and &beldam'
tidal/app. _ . N s ,
FIR!! AND SAM'
. ,
,
A largo stock 0f.1..1 . 311'5, Including byott's relobrated.
haulm for burning Konisenc or ,coal nil, also fincrin,
Pine, Lard and Cool 011, Burning nuld, Bram - Pond
Star Candles. • .• ,
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS
Brushes, Hopes, Sfgpps,• Fong's,
_Door : reels, „ Waiters,
Looking•glasses, fine Aetter nod note Joipbr, Willow
Ware, painted buckets, itir. '
Cotton and woollen Nose, and hall Hose, and a (till
' stack of Gloves,• Ineliniptig, the well known Hanover
Buck ..11ores.
.. . .
, In abort. his.sterk enniprises everything that is railed
Air in Ills line bf business, and no efforts will be spared
to roomier entire satisfaction to llle eusionnirs. ' .
• •
Carnal°, Oct. 27,1856-1 y;
.0 - 4-Marketlng-ol •all taken exchange Ix
goods. •
HALBERT'S F.:1311a GROCERY,
QUEEI , 3WARE AN! VARFETY STORE,
NOrth-West Corner of he Public- Spefire, oppo
site' the Carlisle DTo.Yit .
.1. D. HALBERT has Again ,ropleninhell his Stork
grovelslllll assortment Is oyuf full nrrd.•otuplete. among
which may burinumerated every variety of freah
FAMILY. GROOEIIIES,
which In quality and pee°
CA T .11 E,BEAT
A large stock of Clahla, Ii lass and Queonswaro, of new
and beautiful deblgns, and, embracing ,every grade of
price.
lie is SOLE AGEN'T lu Carlirlo lor,ioxes' celebrated
KEROSENE OR COAL. OIL LAMPS,
--- nno - nr the — greatest - discoverlor ort6r age, ronibin ng
cheapness,.-safety and Increased light. Coal Oil and
Lamps constantly on hand, ithleb lho public:aro Oa
(punted to:Ill and examine..
• -30 S. IL HA LBERT,
N. W. Corpei of PuLll,l Square
Carlisle, 0et.127,
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• -1
.I.t.RING ARRIVAL OF FRESH
DRUGS, FANCY__ GOODS, FRUIT,
AND CONFECTIONARY.
A. W. HAVERSTICK hall 'Just rerchtd from the city
and Is now opening a splemild display of FANCY GOODS,
to which he desires to call the attention of his friends
and the public. ILlaassortment In this line cannot be
surpassed in novelty and elegance, and both In quality
and price of the articles. cannorthil to please purchasers.
It would be impossible to enumerate his
„FANCI( GOODS, •
which comprisnevery larletyof fitful article of Meanest
'exquisite finish such as.
" Papier :%fache Goode, • .
Elegant alabaster and porcelain inkstands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell' card roses, '"?* •
Ladies' Fancy-Baskets, . •
Fancy Work Boxes. witjtaninginstrmneuts,,,
— l'r - irf3 on nn nflce Uf os'Ory variety, "
Gold pons and pencils, Fancy paper Weights,
Papeterles, and a large variety of ladies' Fancy station
gg
er ietto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
• Ladies' riding whips; elegantly finished, L adles' din
nutter:), • -.
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for tho toilet,
Itmeaul's Pe:linnet: of the various '
Musical im.truments, of all kinds and all prices, I
together with an innumerable variety of articleselognfit.
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to vhich
ho invites special attention.
Also, an extensit e and elegant collection of .
BOOKS;
comprising the various English and American Works,
richly embelished POETICAL WoltliS, to.. &e.
Ills assortment al School Books and School Stationary Is
also' complete. and_ comprises everything used in CI • ,
lege nud the Faunas. lie also desires to call the par
ticular attention of Families to his elegant assortment
of
=I
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Arthur
and otheM of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps Mr burning either
Lard. Sperm or El heriol oil: also 'brow's * celebrated
Kerosene or Coal 011 Lamps, together with Flower Valet.
Farley Screens, hc. Ills assortment-4n this line Is un.
equaled in the borough. A 150,.. •
FRUITS, such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins,
Nectarines, Prunes, P"Apples, he. FANCY CONITTI
TIONARY—NUTS—PIthSERVED FRUITS, MIN EU
MEAT, ('ICICLES, ke.. In every variety and at ell pri
ers, all of which are pure and fresh such as con he con
fidently recommended to his friends. Ills stockembraces
everything In the line of Fancy Goods, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are Co.
penally invited to oil] and examine.
Itamember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Rank e
North llalluver street.
May 25. 18'19
JOSEPH U. STEEL,
,;v 7 ' s WA TCII—MAKEIi
SOUTH HANOVER STREET,
A .few door 4 South of the Court Holm..
Having supplied myrlf with a large assortment of
Watch Materials, Glasses, am now prepared to
repair all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Ac., on the
most reasonable terms, that may be entrusts d to my
rare. Hoping by strict attention to •Imolnoss to bola
vored with a liberal share of public vatronage.
- A flue aasortmenf 14 31.:WELItl such as Ladles'
lireast Pins anti Ear Drops, gold and cam eo
„lireast Pins and Ear Drops. Box and Glass Pins:ill sites.
Gold Chain nooks, Plated Chains, Gilt Lockets,iGuards.
Keys, Sr. ,Also. - A large mind fine assortment of
GOLD FINGEIt KINGS,
Also, a 11110 Int of Silver Hunting, Detached !Ave
and 1 4111 he Watcheacand.a good aEsorttnent of Slhe
plated and Steel. Spocinch•s.
• all of wllldt will bo sold low. A slm, orpubllopatrol
ago la ro.pwlfully aulleltod. JOS. U. STEEL
Carlislo, July la, ISlig—ly
.111411tI0.1"
FAMILY GROCERY • AND TEA
STORE.
Just revolved and In store, a fresh and well se
--leeted assortment of Itle, Java and Mara.
ciao Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Crushed
Pulverized Sugars, Refitted and -
other brown Sugars, superior
Syrup Molsases • Orleans
(baking) al o s sett. •
Spleen of ovary variety—
. pure only; Stareh, Farina and
Chocolate. Niacvairml, Cheese and •
' Cnickers, Tapioca and Sags, Indigo,
Saloratus and Soda, Cream Tartar 'and - as. •
sorted Pickles, Mustard and Coriander Seed.
C.M.ceir a nd TEA5,.....A .
sortinnne In P
i l . n. to bu 1 71 , 1
n a k s , n
l ather e
articles es
belongingi A to thoa 1 at tho lowest
reduced prices.
, 3 . W. EBy,
Nov. 3, '6B
Paper Hangings ! Paper Hangings
'. cow: AND SEE OUR
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
,CHEAP PAPER lIANGINGS.i
, CII.EAP PAPER HANGINGS.
. •. AND OUR
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.'
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
FINE GLAZED PAPERHANGING:
FINE GLAZED PAPER_IIANGINGS.
AND ALSO OUR ;
• RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
RICA GILT. PAPER HANGINGS. •
RICH; GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
• RICILGILT PAPER IIdNOINGS.
•
And WINDOW PAPERS of various colors, We wish hl
Inform the public that our stock of Pamir IlangtHies,ls
the largest and Most vaned assortment over openodln
Carllale, and that we arnaelling at prices thakwlll suit'
.everybodyi at " • .JOUN P. LYNE k SON'S,
North Hanover Bt,
Where you run be furnished at all times with. Fresh
'Paints. 011, Varnish, .to , of the best quality and at the.
lowest prices.. " • [apr.o.lBsll.
MINTY MORSE ENGINE!---
Now on hand at the Carljalo Fouttdry, a now
T ENXY IIOoSN STEAM ENORCE, cotnplate in every
TI
•rostatet, which we will sell at a small advanco.on root.
Also, TiIItESIIINO JIACIIINES, 1101ISE POWERS,:
Carta Crushers, Corn Shallots, and other machlnis for
Farmers . . . .
Also, TEN Pt s ,ATil STOVES fir burning-rood, two
alma, of handsome patteine, together with a earlety—of
othor artlelea for. s. arinertAtid
. i , lotaekmmers, - tee, nn.
"'niernus to mention. ;,'"
•7. - OARDNER & CO
f. 0 8 ,60 ,
, .
FARM. BELLS:-=Juid received the assortment In the find
...warranted not to crack, at the eheap. it erdwaraor.—
Max 245, POD,' RAXTOK
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riIOWN. LOTS -Three" valuable:l Toivn
1. Lots, roc aale cheap roc mah. Fgr further Intbrunt.
on apply JOUN P. LYNE & BOWE;
May.1.11,1860-21n • • North. Hanover . rt.
=I
ADMIES, JEWELRY ; :. AND
SILVEIt-WARLAT CONLYN'S old established
Stand, West Main lit, nearly opposite the Cumberland
Valley Bank. ; •
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I heve.lust received a-nsw -assortment of watches,
errelry. medallions. slit or ware, Ac.. in addition to my.
'teenier stock .to which I invite the attontl,n of the.
public, Theasiortment embraces fine
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r _.
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gold and site lover watches. Bunting '. ,rt
and open . sass do ,geld Anchors fur - ( }l
~.k.
Ladles and Gentlemen and c.ilver Le. • /..y
pines and Quartier watches of every v. (~:,'l.‘„,7'.
riety in Style and price: • " - ••
~ , ,, t a-,::-
Alm line gold Medallions. Brrostplits for Ladies and
Gentlemen of•every quality, pottorn and price. Gold
fob, vest. curb and neck chains. Gold bracelets, -finger
rings, cutf.pins, studs, slecvnbuttorts, crosses, charms,
&e., Ac. Gerd and silver ibleibles, sliver and plated
butter knives, forks. table, tea. salt and mustard options
- of every variety. A largo assortment of gold, 'silver
lTeaTiWi r' cla — :, P Arit7;itylv ' l t ioll
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tlon. , • ,
.r - Im .6taty.n PFNq cum_tha_best_maktetil
pectnclo cases, fancy beam-silver anti pearl mid — essOsi
gold and common bracelets; notch chains,
Mantle Clocks and a variety of articles ,ass •
'ally kept In Jewelry establishments, wh4•ll
I will soil low for cash. All articles war
tented to be what they ars represented.
larlicular attention paid as ;tonal to .. , :"; 7 • 1 . ,
.WAMOIL It PA7RINO.and all work war
. ,
ranted.
NEN OLD. FRIENDS, 4nd'tlie public
gmenilly are Invited to call and examine jay
stock of fresh
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anocsams,
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GLASS AND
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QUEENSWARE4
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Preservna,.Fresb CanTrultx Spires—U . odd .and
Willow Ware, Hope,. and Mashes, ' ollr, Fruits, Fish,
Salt. and a large variety, of ntlierltoodic nut necessary H.
entunonite ' -
Shoe Room two - doors .east of Rhoads! Warehouse
(formerly Jhhn U. Williams's.)
litre mu a. all and examine my goods and prices. 3
intend to.sell.an cheap as any other store outside 0
l'hiladelPhia 4 ; -" :
• ,liiiiter,tggs, Sulp. liagS,llee,suras, 'irked Fruit, &c.
taken in,exchauge for goods.
BE=
PRESERVING JARS, SUGARS ke. .
-
Ulnas Jars. air tight: (Stone's.patent.) for preserving
fruit; &v., 1 , 1 the various sites. are offered to the public
by the proprietors, as a Jar that will commend itself,.
requirirg to. cement, is self sealing, the twattst, moot
simple and easily managed Jar made, and feeling con
fident when once used will be preferred to any other.
....
. . "MESH JAIIS,
together frith a 'variety of other gob d Weser% lag jars,
ere P,r sale at the store of the sat* JUT. nltertinay
also ho found it large and general assyrtmeut of
, Fit I:111 UltileEltlE , ... . .-
of the various qualities. Ind uding a sena:dile and tint
selection of the best and finest. grades of `.
Winn AND lIIIOWN SUGARS, . . '
suitable for presOviug. We feel thanktul for the gen
crone support heretofore extended to us. and trust the
we may merit the continue.] favors of our friends
customers. Our great.:xt elliots shall be made co 1,1 , !a
In t heal nality of too article sold, as well an in
Carib le, ,June t. Mo. . J. W. EBY.
Lead and iron Pipes, ,
ifydinnts, • •
Hot .1: Cold Slioner,liatbaj
Water
Force and Lift Pump's,
Wro't Inth H '
cl'd Tubes,
And every descriafon of cocks and - 11ttingS fir gas.
steam, water. Ar. Superior cooking ranges. hatters and
gashx I urea put up In churches. stores .and dwellings,
at short notice, In the most modern style. All materi
als and work In otr line at low rates and warranted.
lne Country work and Jobbing promptly attended to.
31ar. 2:.1,1859-17 4 •
I[ A l R E S 11' GROCERIES!
AT S: C: RUN ETT'S
Shad and Mackerel of.different grades
Salmon; Sinh, Fish And White Fish,
, Codtkli,Salt and Pickled iler.ring,
Clicese and Crackers ean,li had
Uried Fruit, PreFervesAnd Jellies
Sugar Cured !Iceland Haws,
At I I 1.1 YETT'S
A fresh supply of LIQUORS,
0111 , , lie Lead, Ac, hc.
wilante-ansorlthent of
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SUTT CHAINS,
BREAST CHAINS.. .
HALTER CHAINS,
•
• LOG CHAINS, .
FIFTH CHAINS,
TONGUE CHAINS.
COW CHAINS,
SPREADS, &c.
Just received at the cheap Hardware store of. •
North 16, 1850. If. SAXTON
100 TONS DA 313IERED AND
101,LEIJIRON.—With a Itrgu nr.sortment of
•
STEEL,
SHEET IRON, , •
•
HOOP IRON,
• RIVETS,
BOLTS,.
NUTTS,
WASHERS,'
•
ANVILS,
VICES,
• FILES,
RASPS,
SCREW PLATES,
BLACKS3IITII BELLOWS, Sc
Jubt reeelvod and for solo t heap, lht n ever, at
March In. ISOn. 111,Nlrf B XTONI4.
S. W. HAVERSTICK
AG BICULTURAL -- 131
AND MACHINE SHOP.
ON WEST LOUTHER STREET, Anne
the residence of Dr. J. Sitter, and lee
• ;ID •••••,, mediately in rear of the Union Engine
4. 4 4,te , .^.-• Musa
7.4 1101 .
Her subscriber desires- to inform the
farmers, and the public generally that he - is now man•
ufacturing, and has constantly on hand
Clover Iluller and Cleaner.
Also, tbe premium Ilorse•Power and Threatilog Ma
chino, with vibrating separators attached. .
Corn Shedders, Straw Cutters, se.
N. 11. Irons and materials always on band for the re
pair of Ibmpers and 3lowers, Threshing Machines and
agricultural implements of all kinds, which will ho at
nutted 1.4 promptly and on reasonable terms
J. Ann/111131S, Proprietor.
A. J. KUTZ, Foreman
Apr. 27, Ihs9—Um
'IRON !—lrou Railing for
cemetery odclosures, public Anil private grounds and
gardens, made to order at the Carliabr Foundry. Our
stock of Railing, Verandah and' Bracket patterns HMl
prises a large variety anew and elegant designs which
toe public lire InvitedtMcall and aki:eine. — Orders
rooting and putting up Hailing will be promptly execm
led at satisfactory prices. " •
An entirely purr/TEN HORSE STEAM -ENGINE
and BOILER now on band, warranted to be of the beet
make, and will be cold at a bargain for cash or ou ebott
fling
F.GARDS.ER k CO..
IpOOT AND S4IOEMAKING.-J
LOR
& O. TAY, return their sincere thanks to
t eir Customers, for the very liberal patronage eaten.
ded to them, and would respectfully inform the public
that they continue to manufacture COSTO3IEIt Work.
at their old stand. on North honorer street, two doors
.above the drug store of S. W. Ilaversiick,
With it number of first rate workmen employed and
facilities for securing the best stock to be found in the
market, they aro prepared to make upeverydeseriptinn
of HOOTS ANTS SHOES, for ladies and gentlemen's wear,
in the most fashionable style, and of WAIIIIENTED ma
torts Is and s workinanthip. • • • -
Many years of practical experience in the Inisiness
both hero main Philadelphia justifies them in saying,
that they ate aide to insure full satisfactien to all these
who may leave their orders.
April li, IgsB, tf.
S 0 . 11 10TI1JNG111E:IR':
AGRICULTURAL
ilavejust'opened, In tho room formerly -occupied by
Shryock, Taylor & Smith, Zug's new building, Main
street: two doors east of the market house, a large us-.
aortintinior AGRICULTURAL IMPLRMENTS and fen ,
tHirers, which they are, prepared to sell on the most
reasonable terms. •
.
The stork embraces PLOWS, CULTIFATOIII3;
lIAR
-ItOWS, HAY, STRAW AND . FODDER .CUTTERS,
REAPEIK4. MOWERS. DRILLS. CRADLES,...
SOFTIIES, • CORN EHIELLERS, FORKS,
SHOVELS, HOES. RAKES. PRUNING •
KNIVES, WHETSTONES for Mow- '• .
ers, sad every othrrarticie,
eessiry tor farm use.
- They also Dated keoPlng in addition;ii‘rt assert
.ment of-CEDAR and. WILLOW -DARE, - . eluding
Spain's patent, Churn; Brounis ,Drusheit, But r.iveris.
era, DulteeForms, Prlnts,:Ladles, ..liiitter Tubs,
Bowleots. •
-Also; Fruit. Cleirden ind s Flower Seeds; Seed Potatoes,
of the beet varieties.. They are conntnotlj. makingtub
ditions to their Stock, and will use every 'exertion to
supply the wants of tbe,agriculturat community,. '
They Moo also the agency.for. EVANS do WATSON'S
, ~•
SALAMANDER SAFES. :'..
Orders left at the etoro for -fruit and ornamental
'Treat, Flowers and fertilisers,. will be attended to
promptly. . 21,11, STRICKLER a RHO. ;
Aprll 10, 1111-31 , • • . .
DEMMin
*t#:; - 00oir.:
TROMAS CONLYN
Dec. 23.7857.1
Callisle. Oct. 27, '2f
William : P. Lynch,
• PIIMBER. and GAS FITtElt,
in the basement obthe Church,
Main Street, Carlisle.
Iron Sinks,
. 4 th Boilers,
W°sh booths,
Hydraulic Rums, &c
M=!
1859.
coo PAIR TRACE CHAINS,
13=1
July 21,1858
J. - !•U, tAtupt.
SEED STORE.
M. B. STRICKCiIt & DRONER,
ME
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE
- . 31fouApicsnuitoePA. • ,
A. P. MIILLI2I, 4, 8., PRIOIPAA.. and *ealhor o
Mailhansusges.
,
TIIOAtAS S. ItEF.SE, 8., Assistant Pririclpol
teschSroi4netcht Languages and Higher English.
L. lIIAAVE,IISTICK, Assistant In the English De
• • "
This Inetitution having passed into new hands, will
reopened as a Male School only, on Thursday, the 2d
•day of September next. -It is the design of the present
proprietors to make it a strictly first-class /Mooting
'School; for training and - fitting boys and young iron
either Mr College orhusiness. 'An efficient corps of
Ptr.d . .l , has been organitedorliose personal interests
are identified with the success of the institutiod, and
wild will spare no pains to mako it worthy of the cost-.
fleneward - pktvonsgs - of - the -- publiCi7Tinr - linildingrrof
the Institute are ample and well +Wronged for these.
.cominedition of about ninety ismrders. and'all studeuls
f - rcrm --- e - toalrare - torpesiVd - turitir - thildrictie
They will thus enjoy thebenefit of constant instruclion
and supervision. ' -
I • Mechenicsburg is situated in the centre of the bean.
life/ Cumberland' Valley, nine miles from ilarrisburg,
and easy.of arce,ss by
. itallroad from Ptillarterphla,Pal• - .
theme, /cc. •No location could be more eligible. for at •
COM—Mlle More healthy or attractive forsnch a school.
Pupils *um Washingion,..lialtimore, Philadelphia and
interniediatri points, taking thd, morning train, will
•reneh Mechanlcsb.urg by 2 'O'olock, P. M. As It Is the
determination of the Principal and his Midst/this to
place the Institute on a permanent and elevate./ basis,
with every application•requlsite for superior sutross.
they appesi with confidence to all who have sons to ed.
;urate.
The aeholaatie year will be divided Into tWo sesaionn
of twenty two weeke each,'the first - beginning on the
fleet Thursday of September, and ending on - the first
Wednesday of February: the'areeond seasion beginuing
on the teal Thureday of February, and ending on the
trot Wednesday of July . • '
&wed, Washing. Tuition, Remy; furnished, •
'and Fvei per Session. - 451 00
Pay scholars will be received at $lO, sl2, i and $lB, as
cording to their advancement:
No asini charges for ancient 'dd modern languages
or vocal .
Terms per session payable ball In adrance. For fun
Chair Inf o rmation apply to Mullin & Reeve, Proprietors,
Meebaoksburg. Pa.
Apr. 6,155 U.
EMETTEE2
:IRVING FEMALE • COLLEGE,
_i_ - • 3IECIIANICSBURG, PA.
This Institution, designed for the liberal education
of Young Ladles, has been in operation two years with
the moot gratifying results. It is now established on
a firm lasts, and its patrorage already. extends over
several stat el. . . ,
Ills Witted on the Cumberland Valley Railioad rad •
way hetyeen Harrisburg and Carlisle. in the most fen
tile atuneantitul_portiounf the valley, and is lactose.
proximity to tine of the most Moral, healthy, and eu
, terprising towns In the State. .
It is central. and easy of assess. - Students leaving
IVashington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia in the morning'
train for Harrisburg, will arrive at 31eChanicsburg to
time fordinner. ..
The edifice is largo and commodious, surrounded by
double verandas, and will accommodate about one lin a
I
d Bred 1.2/ era. bins construction,.it combines all the
'modern mrovennints fur the promotion of health,
e lk
comfort an convenience. In these respects physicians
pronounce It unrivalled. The chambers are large and
neatly furnished. Eaeh Iran its register fur beat and
ventilation Only two atud&lte, occupy the same room.
The loth rooms are at all Omen supplied with unmet - Id
cold avatar. ,
The grounds are ample, and well arranged for recre
ation. and the various calisthenic exercises so essse
tial to heabh, graceful movement and symmetry of
form.
The Faculty of 13structioa in efficient. and expert
oared.' ,
In the C 011,410.0 Department the courant Study is
of in high grade. comprehending all the subjects belong.,
log to a Chutsleal. Polite and Christian Eduration.
In the Preparatory Departlnent
.pupils wit be care.
fully.lostructedin those branches forming the basis of
a thorough English education. .
Srasimur.—Elrst Session. from the let Wednesday of
S.optember to the 30th of Jan nary.
Second Session, frem the ISt of February to the lot of
July.- ,
Vacation, during July and August.
TERMS PER SESEION OF FIVE MONTiIB. PAYABLE
Boarding. Washing, Furnished -Roods, Fuel
and Light. . . .• . . . . . . . $OO 00
Tuition—Collegiate Department. . . . . B) 00
• ''•• Preparatory. . . . - .16 00
"• • ," First Clasei, • 32 00
So extra 'charge for 'Ancient 'Languages. •
Music—Piano and Guitar. . ...• . 20 00
Soca . . 2'oo
Modem Languages, . . . . . . -10 00
Painting, Deno ing and other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rates"
Text-book Ofurnished at city prices.
For further particulars address, . • •
Bee. A. 0. MAIILATT. A. M..•
Aug. :3. 18:0. - President..
ME=
=
=
EMEEM
LZIMEMEI
At LIUYEtTS
(11:111-111BEnSBUXiG"
The a eputation of thls•institution is now fully estell
fished. and its bucceta as a first class - Seminar) Oleo d
beyond doubt. Pupils will find in the boarding. do
pertinent, home cornforta,, parental suprrrieinn aid
inoralinfluence. In the educational depertment
,compl6hedi teachers. thorough Instruction, and sure
means of advancement.
CONTENTS OF CATALOPEE'JUST ISSUED
Trustees; References; Teachers; Pupils In attend.
since the near pastAtEl;.Qturse of Study ; Draduation ;
Expensesi .Locatlou ; Mental and Moral Training; Ts,
TIMONIAIia 'frou lion: Oro, SA. Chambers, 11. S. Schnuck, D.
as.. arm espu.rt., • s
'lons; freln the Chambernburg Press; and Shim James
I'. Alexander, D. 11., of New York, and others.
The next Fefl4ol) will commence heptember 14th.
For a catalogue address
Res, lIENIIY REEVES,A. M.
Chamhcurg, Pa.
Aug 10.1859.
illisllllancou9.
M. .NASOSIILM ER. LEWIS MASON!IIMER.
NE CONFECTIONERY ! •
NEW FIR3I. AND NEW GOODS !
.. •
.111ASON71IBER & BROTHER,
!lain St., opposite the Citmberland Valley Bank,
• in Trout's New Building. and next
door to Piper's Book Store.
WOULD most respectfully announce to the citizens
of Carlisle and vicinity,. that they hove just receh ed
from Philadelphia, a new supply of Confectioneries,
Fruits, Nuts and Toys, which they are prepared to sell
WUOLESA LhA RETAIL at „the .10 west cssit • raters.
ity strict attention to business and a desire to please,
Hw yw hope to receive a liberal share of patronage.
cdatillabs, Aug, 2.4, 1859-3 m.
fiffinEil
WrA'relleEP'i. .Tll: I . JEWELRY AND
. We would respectfully Inform our
-0
.4,, - . friends, 'canals and the puidis go..
''''A ' orally, that we have Just opened our
NEW WATCH, JEW ELIII SILVER
AND PLATED WARE ESTABLISH-
A::: )
.-
~. SIENT, at No. 6122 Market St., where ,
I'' -•- '.',- we offer wholesale and retail. at. the :
—................. lowest rash prices, a large and very
ch , deowtock of_every.deseriptlon_of goodh usually kept •.-
In a first class Jewelry Store. i
. We hope by untiring efforts to accommodate and ,
please not only to retain :all our former patrons, but i
merit and secure a large accession to the mum - ",
Every description or Diamond Work and otherJertel
y...made to order et short notice. ^ •
Ire. Ali goods warranted to Ire as represented. •
IFir. Particular attention given to the repairing of ,
.Walches and Jewelry of every deeeription.
• STAUFFER & lIAULEY.
No. 622 Market Street, l'hilid's
. N.11.-11;e will continue our Old store, N 0.148 NOrth
Second Street, fora Istiort, time only.
July LI '
, 185 9R—m •
•
•
y AD,D 7 -AVVMSTER, & co. •
•
T
Improved Tight Stitch Sowing Machines, •
........FOWY-0111.1ES..#NIIMANIIPACTItanR8,
Are noted tir their remarkable simplicity and strength.
They do a greater range of work—from; the lightest to
the heaviest—and in a more satisfactory manner' than
any other mai:bine.
They. spree, RIM. HIND. YELL, RUN and GATHER without
mating—ssaing a straight needle—and make, a 100
stitch afire on butts sides of the work, which cannot bo
unnmelled. • • ' • I
Nemo examine these boihre ptirchasing, and secure
the cheapest by buying the beat.
.4dirar On' exhibition and fur sale at Mm. R. A. Rei.
noble's Deguerrean Rooms, tad door west of Dr. Zitzer's
office by
Carlisle, Aug, 24, 1859-tf.
PERSON HAVING
REAL',ESTATE FOR SALE;
WILL FIND •
"2.13 r, v 4 Ir STAR!' "
a Teri desirable advertising medium Advertisernerila
can bo ordered throUgh the "HERALD," or lieut to the
riudersigued. J. 31.
July 27,18* -3m
II
FAREIRA .s: THONPSON,
. .
. Importers, Mantihiettinint and peelers • .'
• LADIES' and CIIILDIIENS FANCY FURS,
of ovary deecriptinn., Also. OUFFALO ROPES, 'FUR{.
RED GLOVES, and COLLARS, .
Top. BIS SIAREET Street, ( above smith eld e,)
-
PIIILADELPIPA.
.•
' Wholesale and Retail.
- "'N. R.--EtOre4Cepera will do well to sire toia coil, as
they will tied the largest assokgent by far to select
from In the city, and atlianufaitiarere Erica. '
Sept. ES. 18,59. 7 4iti05.
SI .1' ORR SII- F-U It SW
AW ' BLANK STORE, :No. 230
Li. — • DOCKSlteet,,Phlledelphie. •
ESTAHLISIIED IN . 1831:,
The sittecribere reepticteully call the itttintlon bf tha
Damen:lna .
SHERlifff, PROTHONOTAUIES,'..LAWYERS, MA.
• ..' OISTRATES, AND OTIILII4,
o their large Heck of Law Blanks, forma r yth iiiox •
'parlance of nearly 30- years euablee;dhein to present .
witti great accuracy of form and neatness of Style.. 04
dere sollOted. A printed Het °folly Wanks will lie for ,
warded, on applicatlbo, free of charge.. • ; • -
JOHN CLARK 3 SON, '
230 Doek,fitreet,
Pi*" 1859,1m0
prime New No. 1 Herring,
,v jut 11:terve:I, awl /Moot prices to suit the
Winn at A
Cheap Job 1 1 ,rinting dono heVa.
opicatinitaf.
EMM
GLASS!' GLASS!! PAINTS!
PAINTS!: Aqui! asivument 6t Glass or all sires
and quality, with it large stock or fresh PAINTS, all
colors. Oils. Varnishes. &c., Cement in large or small
quantities, at low tigures'itt
. JOHN P.4.YNE & SON,
W. H. Oct. 27, '5B.- , North ll:mossy Street
tlit.ellailetiii6::
Cat-iltsl.6_Fo;undry,
Al A C.ll
NE SHOP,
CAR AND SASH'. FAdTORY, . .
-, East - Main Street, CARLISLE.
— This - extensiveostahWtent-iFon.,w-in-Coti Ar
plet
f
hest der ohd supplied with o machinery. for executing
work in every departut nt. 'rho buildings have also
wwwurently -- enitagetioWthminrsdotueS-eit,stß.tho
nowestllud 'Una iniPuived tools Rh. rho manulhcture
r. .
DOORS, WINDOW FRA3INS,I
Shutters, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets and , all other
kinds of Carpenter worrk. Wo invite Builders. Car
penters and others toleall and examine our facilities for
doing • this ilescrlptlintof 'Work. The boot Materials
• used and Wit!. no Imr - its at any Other Untablishmeni In
the County or elsewhere.
STEAM MOINES BUILT TO ORDER..
And repaired on lieretofoio. Enginea have been recent.
ly built for W. M. Henderson h Son, In this borough.
It. Bryson A t7o4. o illen township; Ahi S Brothers, New.
rine, Shade A Wetzel, North Middleton,, and °Lows,
at whme establishment they :may be seen In daily op.
eration, and to whom we clinmifer for evidence of their
superiority.
. . .
IRON AND DRAM CASTINGS.
. _ . ..
. .
. . ..
of orery descripelenfrom the smallest tokbebeayfest
pieces, executed of ahort notice for every liliniXf mg
chinery. large variety of mill castings noir VII beta
Tiro sklllfu 'attern makers constantly employed.—'
dn.:PARING p iptly attended to _for Paper Mulls,
instillerien, (list Mills, Factories, Ac. Turning and
Fitting Mill :30j - idles, ite. done in the best style.
TutausirlNG MACIIINES AND HORSY: POWEBS.
such as Bevil Dear' Four Horse Powers, Horizontal
Dear Pour and Tlvo Horse Powers, Corn Shelton.,
Crushers, Iron Hollers. Plough castings, and otherar•
Clete. forlarorrs, on hand or promptly Made to order
BURDEN CARS BUILT,
.and repalred.C•diar facilities for building Cars are now
more complete than heretoforo and enables an to,-fur
nish th6m to transporters on the rail road on acemate•
dating terms and niacin, of the best materials. Orders
solicited and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
The long eiperlenee in the bualaMsa of the senior
partner of the firm. and the completeness of Our ma
chicory to every branch of the establishment warrant
can in assuring the best work to ell who favor no
with their orders- The youth] ued patannake of our old
friends and the public is respectfully fallel FOCI. -
May 2.00 '137—‘3% F. GARDNER. & Co.
PRINCE & '
IMPROVED PATENT MELODEON
THE OLDEST, ESTAIIhTSIIMENT In the UNITED
STATES, •IZIPLOYINO TWO HUNDRED MEN, end
Finlshing.ElGHTT INSTRUMENTS Plitt WEEK,.
Combining all their Recent I inprovemente—the Divided'
Swell, Organ, Melocleon,&e., &e, ;
(The Divided Swell eMIII only be obtolned In 31Olodeone
of our Mauutiteture.) •
- GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
Manufacturers', Buffalo, Igetvlif o k
WHOLESALE,DEPOTJ
87 Faltun. at. Y., 110 ake at. Clitcago, 771.
WHOLESALE AO ENTS-1 too.ll & Richardson, 11r.s
ton, Moss,; W. I Coihurii. - Cincinnati. 0.; Palmer &
Weber, t. Louis, 31o.; Ph.P. Werlein, Now Orleans.
From the looM Journal,-Ajwll 3,185 R. .
The 31010(1.11S ,tannutuctored by-Prine4.t: Co.; no
for sole at 87 Fulton street, nre the best In the world
We hove tried them. and therefore speak understood
Itmly of.thelr merits. They are afforded at a Very mod.
'crate cost.
PRICES OF PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS
_
Four octavo - Melodeon, extendink fro:11C to C... . .. .it 45
Four and a hniroktire,. do. , oto F to
Five Octave Meltideon, do.
Firy'OetaTe, double reed, 'do: Fto F.-- 150
ORGAN MELODEON
Two listiks of Keys, Floe Sets of Reeds, Eight Ftops
Ono end s f t/et RV/ Foot Fednis, (Joe Set of Heeds, In
Feint Bess Indepeinteut $350
• . PIIICESAy I.IANO
Five Octave Melodeon, 'extending Munk' to F... ...... 410 . 0
Ms item. Moto loon, do. ' • F 130
Five Oetare double reed. do: Fto F.. 150
Five Oetove,.Tero Banks of Keys 20U
Our full h le 4-f or. now ufart firing are-perfect, and front
nor long experience 11l the" buslnetw. Inuit, finished
and.sold over tACENTY•TWO THOUSAND '311,1,0DE
• L\S, feel•routhlunt of giving satksfitction: -
AV :Clelotleons of our matt u tart ere. either sold by us,
or dealers In mu part of the United States or Camelot.
ere mount Scott to he perfect in exery respect, and should
any repatrs,le neassary before the expiration orenu
year from the data of sale we hold ourselves ready and
wlllinglo make the MOHO free' of charge, provided the
Injury Is not caused by tte.eident or design.
-- 11110. A. PRINCE & CO.i •
Agents for thu solo of our Melodeons !nay). found In
IJ the principal cities and towns in the United Slates
Ind Canada.
Agentp arearlislo end Kingston J. A. !MAGI'
At Nuwvill.—W. It. LINN. .
INSIMANCE. - TUE Ar-rrN
-
141 1.1. E:
AND EAST 1'1.11 , 1N81301t0 MUTUAL Flll t: IY
SLIKANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county. Incorpcs
nitett by all act of Assembly, is now fully organised, and
In Operation under ptins management' of thu following
commis/donors, cis: _
Daniel nalluy, Wllllam It. (Inrgas, Michael Cocklln
J. Ekhol),erger, Chrintinn Stayman, John C. Dun
lup t Jacob .Ir. Coover, Lewlx ll,yor, S. Ebony, Benin
min 11. Momser, .1. Brndt, Joooph Wlekernbatu
Aloxandc: 'Cathcart.
The rates of insurance are as low and fart rablo an any
- Pompany of tin, kind iu the Stato.• Persona wishing to
become member', are invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
them at any thuo.
• ' WM, IL 001104 S, ('resident..
CIDUMAN STAICIIAN, Vice President. I' "-
LEWIS lIYEIt, Secretary.
MICHAEL CObK Ids, Treasurer.
Managers.—:Wm. It. Gorges, L. flyer. Christian Stay
man. M. Cocklin..s. C. Dunlap, It. Martin, I). Bally, .1
ll.Coorer, Alex. Cathcart, J. Wickenduu, .1. Eh:helix..
ger, S. Eberly, .1. Brandt.
a:min
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. —John Sherriek, Allen
Henry '/roaring, Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn
Dickinson ; Henry Ilewmen, Churehtonn ; Mode Lull
oth, South Middleton; Samuel Graham, W. Penns
boro'• ' Samuel Coover, Mechanicslairg; J. W. Cockiiii,
Slieploerdhtetvn; D. Coover, Shepherdstown ; J 0; San
ton. Silver Spring; Benj. Unvei stick. Silv,er Spring;
Charles.iluil, Cal ; Jahn IlVer, Carlisle. •
YORK COUNTY.—W. S. Picking, Dover; Peter Wol
ford, Franklin ; Jan. Griffith, Warrington J. 11:Mlear
dorlLlVashiugton; D..-Rutter, Newburg; It. C. Clark,
Dilisburg.
DAUPHIN CO.—ilonser & Lochnian,
Members of tile company having policies about to ex
Ore. can have them,. ' wed by malting application t
any3of the Age/Icfl.
April 20.1859.
JNOI
• CHURC & EBERLY
j STEAM SA MILL
AND
LUMBER YARD
NEW CUNII3ERLAND, PA
All kinds of
LUMBER,,
constantly on hand.
Awn Per delivered at any point arcessiblo . by ithilinall
. at the shortest notice.
BUILBING• TIMBER
ON ALL SIZE AND LIiNGTIDS COT TO ORDER
May 2:4,1850—tf •
Fr s A-KE NOTICE —Just received at
L Koller, North Hanover StreeL - a complete assort—
Mont of 31en's and Boys' Straw and Leghorn Hats.-
-Also, Chlidtpu's Fancy Hats/ which will be sold at a
low figure.
. r Fish!. Fish!!' Fish!!! . +. ,
. • - JIERRING MACKEREL, SHAD,
,11Z;
in barrels, bah an Atunrter barrels. „Fred. Groceries,
Ilquers,'&e., at the lowest cam, prices. ' • -. , ...
•ltacon, Shoulders, Iloow, Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Bees
wax, and Bags, taken in eLehauga Jar goods, at the
cheap grocery of . .• WM. BENTZ.
.
,Apr o.18:9 . .
~ .
,
• PATENT , POCKET COIN DETECTOR:
JJ • Nor TESTINQ. the various kinds of • - •
GOLD AND,II. 4 I 9 ER. COINS.
-
It - 1a admitted by all to be tho'inoat' perfect thing of
Its kind eVer offered to the Public. , •
-It Is fp small, that it ran be - catfled in t h e pocket
nrithoutnny inconvenience;
Every MERCIIANTshouId have It! . • . •
•, Every SIIONEEEPER should have It 11 ,
Every MECHANIC !Mould hove it 111 -•
• •' Every MAN In Iluehreaa should have it bl 1
Air - A
vrarrautou gees,wlth overLono that is sold.
' • PRICE ONE EOLLAE;
Post Paid, to any part 'of the Unilone: - •
• AGE NT S WANTED.
„ .
''An Agent .wanted'in' every Cminty • lii the; UMW'
'Stites, to whom a liberal di:mount. will-be made: '
Addrt;ss
'IIILAY A' DICKNEIX,
• Box 1160, Philadelphia,' Po: •
8ept.21,1850
ri LASS; . GLASS.-500 kilass
Jr rf all elves, single mad double thick, jug received
at. • FLIMSY SAXTON'S..
MA OKR E 14 No: & * IC
reeefrii4 in'a far ialf . low at -IigoB4RTIL
=MIMI
CUIVIBEItLAiVD ~ y 4..LLE Y.
ARhANGENENT.
7 . 1
' Z." .-K74,1141
•
12 1 11..A.iqa ON ,110U1411 ' •
atm, Al'JULllth h6O, l'ag,ongw
ut , will ruu 001141ra/1: (Sunanys excepted*
NOR ITARIUSBUII.G.
Treiln.
6.10 At . WI,
Cl,tllmb . arOmrg,
.Thippensbnri; ..• 5.40 ~1 1.82
.L . liturvllle, • • 6.16 . ' 1• • ' 2.04
" earlishb .: .-' 6.43 "' - 2.45 dl
Mechanicsburg, . -. 7.16 " ' . 8.15
Arrive at Harrisburg, 7.45 " • 3.45 "
ti FOIL CIIMILIBILSBURO,
Lenox Ilarrhiburg •
46
"
" Shlppoasbum 10:24 •
Arrive at Cbamberaburg, 10.64
Trains leave Dartisburg for Philadelphia, ,In Pebn'a
Railroad, at 2.30, 0.05, and 7.50. A .. M., nod 110 and 3 ,
P. 31. By Rendlna. via Lebanon Valley 1 I on at
8.00, A. M., and 2.35 I',
For Baltimore:32o, A. M' and 1.00, noon. For Tro'ver
ton. and . Wllllampott, at 1,00, P. 01., and 0.30, P., 31.
Traiq on Dauphin Itoadlit.2.oo, P. M.
NOTICE:-TO PASSENGERS f At /ill Stations where
Tickets ate sold, vlz : Chambersburg, Shippensburg,
Carlisle, ,dechanicsbunt and Harrisburg, a reduction of
TIN -.GENTS on each Titket will bo niada to all Tatman.
gars' that proilde
,thetuseives with Ticketa before. e
tering the Carl,
0. N. LULL, Super't
Ileilrom . l Office, Cbembet'sburg, _
• 40. 6,185 p. •
CARIASLE AND PIIILADF,L
• 64 .0
liPs t
"--4
DAILY. VICE I 0 II T LINE.
•
• .FREED, WARR& FREED,
811 MiRKET 811INETi PHIL tIIELPHIA.
.1. h D.
• 31AIN HTRRET, or. tale, PA. -
O Cars'of this Line leave the bopot 811 Market n t.,
113, nt 4 o'clock..l.. M.
Leave Carlisle, Daily. nt 7 o'clock, A 31.
(boas Intended for thin Line should be morked C. &
. Hay Freight. Lino, nud neat In by 4 o'clock.
llay 25, 1869.
IDO • 11, ,A .1) 1. I' II lA
AND. REAM
.1.
RAIL ROAD'
.•SUNIMER AItitANOEMENT,
Aran. 18, 1859.
Two passenger tiains leave Ilarriehurg daily, (Sun•
love excepted.) at 8.00. A. 3PQant 2.45 P. 31,, for Phila
delphia, arriving there at 12.00 noon and 7.40 P. 31.
Returning, have Philadelphia at 7.50 A. 31., and 3.30
I'. 31., arriving at liarristntrgAtig.4o noon and 8.'15 P
Eames: To Philadelplela, No. I Care. $3.25; No. 2 (in
same train.) $2 70.
Fares to Reading. $1.60 and $1.30.
At Reading. connect with trains fur Pottevillo, 31iners
ville,Tamanna, Er.
Four traltur leave eild ing fur Philadelphia daily, at
0 A. 31 , 10 18 A. 31., 12,30 noon and 6.06 P. 31..
Leave Philadelphia for Rending at 7.30 A. M.,1.30 P.
31.. 3.30 I' 31., and 4.45 I'. 31.
Fares from Reading to.Pltiladelphia. 411.75 and $1 45.
The morning train frvni linridaburg .con Deets at
Ileaditig with uttraln for Willwabarre. Pittston and
nton.
.
For through tickets and other information apply to
' • J. 2. CLYDE,
Oeneral.Agant..
•Mny 11,'59.
NEN 811 X.'Or E R 0 II 1‘13": -; , -
The sultshriber ban started n trl woohly line of
Stages between Carlisle„and Landisburg. leaving Can
Ohio every Monday, Weditesday and Friday, burned!.
ately on the arrival of the afternoon train of ears from
-the east. Returning, leaves Lindh:burg at Bon A. 61.,
every Tuesday', Weduesdny and Saturday, and arrives
nt Carlisle at 1.00 P. ;M., via. 'Perry County Wan],
Springs, Shiwn'lnurdale, Sterndt's Chip and Carlisle Sul
phur Springs. On and rater June the 161 b, the line will'
bo run olaily for the argonnuodetion of passengers going
to the Springs. -
Fare to the - several points as follows:
Cprilsle to Sulphur Springs, . •..
" Sterrett's (lop, _N.
Perry County Warm Springs,
Laildieburg, . . .• .
Landisburg to Warm :finings,
.I. , herumbsdale,
Fterrett's (imp.
" Siilphur Springs,
" cadisie, . .
Thn above lieu kill tegularly carry the MAIL to and
from the several pollits [11,01 , 0 indicated. •
-I liaVe also a well stocked I.l3'Lltir PTABLE, from
which I on at all times ready to furnish horses and ear
riages to' those who will favor me with their patronage,
on the most reasonable terms and lu the very beat style.
maylillBsB. GEORGE lIENDEL.'
COPI'ER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANUFAUTORY.
The suhscriber takes this method of Intitrining her
friends and the public, that she, still continues the
o•eouf.vt , ne droll kinds of work, to Copper, Tin nod
Shind Iron. tier Stoves are selected from the most ate
proved styles, Thu Cooking Stoves for their qualities
as cooks and bakers cannot he surpassed, nutmeg which
are the well known (Hobe, Noble Cook. Fanny Ferree
ter,-Governor,- Peon, and the new favorite, prairie
Flower, combining all the tested Immo% ements, In fact
the best and cheapest stove over offered to the public.
The betrobe Stove, or parlor heater, ImproVed, fur
warming two, three or four rooms, put up to order, be
sides a large assortment of Parlor Radiators and lice
stoves. ' PRICES REDUCED. on I'LVMIIIIVO
and OAS PITTING. Those whowlnh work done
•.1' In this line would dit well to ca I at the old
stand before contracting elsewhere, as.' am de
ter Mined to do work far lower than the present rates.
I have for sole and keep constantly on hand the patent
Scotch lip Burner, Wax Tapers. plain and.fitstcy Glass
Globes. One Fixtures. :Wrought Iron Tubes, Hydrants,
Lead Pipe, Glint Mom Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, Over
now Resins, Marble Basin tops. Sc. My workmen are
'competent and reliable. All work warranted and fur
workmanship and material, i challenge competition.
AVE - A few good Cook Stores with some suitable for
parlors on band, which I will sell at cost.
Mny 4, Igo
r 4 XCELSIOR PICTURES
A. It. lIENWOOD would respectfully Inform nu
citizens ofCarlislo and vicinity that he has taken room.
In Lug's now building, east corner of Market Square,
where ho to nt all thous ready to take A3IIIBOTYPES
In the latest and most approved style. Pictures taken
in rainy and cloudy weather.as well as clear, and sat.
I Miletion givEiri or uo charges.modO,._ kontraltn and Da;
litlerreotypes copied: Miniature_ ricthres taken for
Lockets Ae., iu At`obrotype.
Atubrotypesmarrnnted to stand the test of time, beta
or Water.
Ladles and Gontionotr,nra cordially kmte d to ca
osmolno'spechnons. -
Prlccalroni•Jfictx. to $lO,
Jan. 27.1i153.-11....
'1 lICIMIT Y
fi IJINS•GUNS.--..tast`receivecl a large
13Cassortwout of
Doliblo Barrel Guns,
Single
Single and Double Pistols,
Revolvers, '
Game' Bags, • -
.Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches,
Powder.
Shot, •
Ca I P VI "
ads, at
H. SAXTONT.
Mny 25, 1839
L 1 VERY STABLE.—Having fur
• chased from J. It. Nonemaker hie LIVERY EP.
TADLISIILiENE, I will be always -ready to accommo.
date the public with HORSES, CAB.
WAGES, BUGGIES, and every other at..
tide
in my line. By strict attention to
usinees and a desire to please,^the subscriber hopes to
receive a liberal share of public patronage.
GEORGE lIENDEL. '
N. D. Omolbussen on hand to supply thosp who may
be inmeed of them. •
Nev..is. M.] • .
D 00F1NG SI 4 ATE.-The under
lA, 'Oiled has been appointed agent for the sale of
ItUOFINO SLATE and has now and will constantly
keep on hand a fall supply to meet the .demandidof
builders and others. Those In want of a superior art!
clo'wnuld do well to call at the Lumber and Coal Yard,
near the One I louse,
June 8, 1889.
NOW • IS, THE TIME FOR BAR
(IAMBI LARGE AND EXTENSIVE i'ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
At the New Store, corner of N. Hanover A. Louther ate
The undersigned returns thanks Tor 'the twtmnage
bestowed upon him by the public, and et thu,larne time
respectfully announces thnt ho bits Just returned Boni
Philadelphia, and laxiew opening a new lot of spring &
summer,DßY GOODS and GROCERIES consisting In
: pert as followli, and which.ho is 'deter mined to sell at
the lowest cash prices. Silks, Ducal Cloths, Cballiea,
Alpaca's, Wallies. De Dimes, Lustres, Poplins,. Lawns,
Barages, Brilliants, Skirting, French and scotch fling
hama r Prints, Mores, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
, .
of every variety, and'quallty., Staple and Domestic Dry
Good. Cloths Cansinteren, Teeth:lo, , Flannele,• glue.
tins, ; Ticlil ngn, ' Stripes Checks, 'Calicoes, Csttonades,
Rbeetinglt
IVeink eon. Drlllo,lllersitillen
Quilts, colored. and wblte:clopet Cheap, c. parasol,.
and Unihrellas. !ergo nod nplendld nnnortment
of BQNNIITS, lIATS, CAPS,. ROOTS and SHOES. • A
nnperlor lot of fresh CIROCP,III ES, Tenni : Coffee, Sugar,
Afolasscs, Mee, Spleen, ac. , setocted my entire
etock:crith the greatest dare. acd the lowest cash pricen,
I can annum my friends and the, 'public generally,,„that
'I will do kit In my power - to make, my entollehment
known nettle dead Quartern for Bargain.. 'Those
who wish to purchase will find it to their rillventageib ,
call and oksollue my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Aar I will pay the highest 'market 'Price for Butter,
Egge, Rage. Soap and, Dried -
Apr. 27,1859. . J. 4. Iritr3lttin. Jr..
•
SOMETHING . NEW' IN' ART
, •
LOCIIMAN'S Ambrotypes are beautiful and cheap.
LOCUM AN'S Plain Photographs are fine as steel plates.
LOCUM AN'S colored Photographs are unsurpassable..
tio not' neglece the opportunity of soeuringa dna,
faithful and cheap Ilkeneu. AmbrotypetiOf a eapertor
AtiaNine Made as lit i a is In marginal In , •
2d Trnln
`l.OO P. 31
irritirn. 2d Train
8.00 A. AI 1.20 P. 51
BA3 _ 1,50. ‘•
Bin
MEE
$0 50 '
75
- 57 -
1 00
1 to
DEMME
IBM
MN=
A. R. IrENIVOOD.
A r URI
Can have (by stating their ease explieltly)togetber with
all the,r symptoms. per letteraeheloslog. a remittance)
13r. K's medicine, appropriated itror4tgaly.
Forwarded to auy part of the Wilted Staten. and
.paeked secure from DAIIIAGE or CURIQSITY, by . Mall
or Express. ^ _
*vigorous Life or a Premature Death . ;
.on
_ ....- Self-Peeseivation-4111,9 tiS Cents.
• ',ottani - containing that valuu lu etampa, will ensure
A ropy, per return of mall.
•
" Nature's; Guide," ,
anew and popular work, full of
valuable advise and Impressive warning, alike ealculat
ed to'preselit yearn tfdnisery, and save thousands of
lives, is distributed without charge, and forwarded ky .
pre-paid to any Post In thu United States, on re
.g.eivina an order' enslosingtWo postage stamps.
, • '••
fl DR. HAMPTON'S COMPOUND
L ETIC PILLS, are highly recommended by eminent
Phyeiclans, as a safe. certain, speedy and 'permanent
cure for Grave', Strictures and all otherdiseasea or da
rangement of of the bladder and kidneys. Price Filly
cents per box
JACOB Brißpm
T RUSSES I BRACES ;. !! SUPPOR
corner • Twelfth &,/tacellltrinda
PHILADELPHIA.
Practical,Adjneter of upturn Trusses . and Mechani
cal Remedies.• llas constantly on band a large Stock of
Genuine French' trusses, alsoa complete assortment' of.
the lest American: including...the celebrated Whites
Patent Lever Truss, believed by tbo beet authorities is
be superior t- any yet Invented. English and Ameri
can bupporters hod Belts, Shoulder Owes, Suspensory
Bandages, Self injecting Syringes. adapted to bath sex
es, In neat portable cases, French Pessaries, Urinal Bags
lc., dc. ,
Orders and letters of enquiry, will ilea 'prompt 441
August 24, Iliad. '• .
STItIOICLEtt'&I3IIO;', have
'tba'agehey. of Whittemore's potent App lo pan
legend Coring" nisehine, tbr the purpose In
tended, *perfection , Also for the
beet"qualitY.
of bags b y. h e deism, well made rind of good material. ,
M. Ii.,STItICKLER A 8110.,
,11
,
3rlL+le. July 27,1832, , Itlaln Street.
• • ,•
nffer'ol`qop 'us"
""-'•At rece ' hi. Et. EITIIIOFLER`a 17;
ti d
sai ,, putecidvllly the beet Michlna In
.me;
difebtcittes.
S
L V• 11 It I Isr'
' 0
- V
1
)1,3111
GEM
IT 7§. COMPOUNDED E
has become an estahlis'
itiloven nod appnoied , by
reams for which It
and
h,
„ow
~,,,0r„.“9
the d
~.
- It - hest cured thoutott,
years iviailind given up
nutnerous unsolicited
Mon show. • .
.Tho dose must header,.
of tho individual taking
quantities as to act ken.
Lot the dictates .of
you In the' uso of 1110
tor, anti' It will cure
;?..us attacks.,l.7A,Onalo,
er Colon taluty,_Pyf eio
ehTirabitual Costive,.
'. 'bolero Illorbus; Cholera
..t.iitudice, Semel/proak.
.suerSintullyna.ne-ordc— DK
'CINI... It wilLcgro sick. '.• '
can tesilfy,), in twenty 4 .
teaspoonfuls. aro taken
attack. ....- • W
,
• All who use It are giviri# , their tenth:non
In its favor.
• MIX WATEILIN TIIE MOUTH WITH . THE
INVIGORATOR, AND 0 4 MALLOW' BOTH' TO
GETIIIIII. .
' Price Otis Dollar per Bottle.
.
. ..
. . -- ALSO. -- , • •
•
SA. N 1.i',0 RD" S , •-.
.. .
FAMILY '. •
CA:T.ICAUTIC PILLS,
• COMPOUNDED PROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Case!, air tight, and will keep iu any Oil.
lint P.l
Th. Family Cathartic
Live Cathartic whliA the
bin pru.tl6? , nlore' than
Pill ice general .but, so
•, proprietor. bits used In
twoety years.
.reasing demin;l: from
ed the Pills and_the sat-
In r rignrd to their use,
them ,wttbin the roach
" •
:1 know that. dlfTerent Ca
portions of the bowels.
Marti(' Pill thus
this well i.stablished
g; from it variety of the
which net alike on every
canal, and are good dud
Cathartic is needed,eurh ,
•00 ' 1 1 . 0 4' 1 '4 0 /i Sleepiness, •
'lns, Costiveness, Pala
Nil whole Jody, from sadder],
MI If neglected, end, in a
Appetite, 0 Creeping
C7-7•ltho- body, itestlessnells. -
,00 the bead, 11l lolllttouta
-4 'Children or Adults;
„
lPuritler of the Blood and
flesh Is heir - , too nutniF
tytfrtisetnent.. Bose, I to 3,
Price• 30 Cents.
• • •
Thu col'n , tontly
lu
.tht.nn wholnivil long n
,u.
Isfoutluu 1111 RIVO
has induced me to Thico
of all.,
Tho Profession well
thirties art on"different
The ,Primtly, Ca
with duo reference to
fart, been compounded
pane{ vegetable extracts
part of the allmental
011"0 in 01 cases where a
as Derangements. or the
Paine in the Dack . and
and Soronrox over 'the
cold. witirit frequently,
long course . Feret,. JARS
i 4 onsatlon__of,old .oret.
Headache or weight in
tory Diseases, Worms in
Rheumatism, a great
many dleteasee to
~which
OW. to mention in this od
` Thu Liver InvlgoratOr
ratalled by Drugs;late gun
the Trade In all the largo
S.T. ►V: S.
nil Family Cnthartic.Pille are
ernlly, nerd aolii wholesale by
towns.
nford; -M. D.,
Man
335 Broadly
Junols, Mit
ureteturer and PropriUtor,,
Hy, New York
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O
ITO IV ARD ASSOCI ATIO N
- EIJI .I. A D.E I. Elt IA . '.
A Benevolent Institution, established by special en; '
'dowmeut for the relief of the sick and distressed,
efilleted with Virulent and Epidemic diseases.;
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view of the azifir .
destruction of human life, caused by Seaml diseases,
and the deceptions practised upon the unfortunate vle.
than amid. diseases by Quarks, several years age di
rented their Consulting Surgeon, us a CHARITABLY
ACT worthy of Hielrmatue, to open It Dispensary for the
treattnentnf this_ clatis.of diseases, In all.their forme—
and4
to' give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to' all who, f...
apply by lather, with a descrlp*m of thll — eiliditinus
(nint; nesunationshebits of life, Mr) and in txtsete'af - ex.,
1
tram.' poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES, FREE Or
CHARGE. GE.It is needit4ts tn mid that the As : sedation
rontuientlathe highest 31edical skill of the age, aud will •
furnish the most appear, d modern treatment. '
The Direeteirs of the Association, in their Annual Be. -
port upon tile trestment of Sexual Moines, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which hex attend- • .
. ed the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of
Slierttttorrheett. Sentinel Weakness. Impotence, °linos-
Flees. (Ilea, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Selfebuse, '
'kr. . and order a continuance of the seine plan for the" -
ensuing year.
Tbe Directors, on a review of the, past, feel assured
.that their taboos in this sphere of benevolent effort;
'have boon of great benefit to the afilleled. especially to
the young, and they have resolved to devote them
seivifit. with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despised MIMI. . •
•
•
Just published by the AssbriatiOn. a Report on 'Spec.
niatorrinea, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of Onimism.
— slasturbation or Euif•Abuse L and other Disc/mos of the '
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
' he sent by mall, (In a sealed letter envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, en receipt of TWO STA 31PS for postage Other" •
Reports And Tracts offrAhe' nature and treatment" of
sexual disinses,'diet, kc., are constantly being publish
ed for gratuitous distribution. and will Lo sent to the'
aillieted. Some of the 'new remedies and methods of ,
treatment discovered during the last veer, are of 'great
value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEOROE R,
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Deward Association.
N 0.2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dy order of the Directors.
- • EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. — 47RCRILD, Secretary.
•
PIIILADELPIIIA 'MEDICAL 1101 i ;—Eetabllali
ed twenty-two years' ago by Dr. K INK ELLS corner of
Third nod Union Streets. Philadelphia, Pa. • .
TWENTY-TWO YEARS'
Experience has winder...A Dr. H. a most successful
practitioner In the cure of all diseases of a private on
tore; manhood's debility, as an impediment to =c
ringe ; nervous and sexual Infirmities, disease of the
skim and those arising from abuse of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
•
There Is an soil habit sometimes indulged in by boys,
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood;
and which, If not reformed in duo time, not only begets
serious obstacles to nantritudnial happiness, but gives
rivets a series of protracted, Insiduousand devastating
affections.
Yew of those oho giv o way to tills pernicious practice
are swore of the consequences until they find the nee.
vous system shattertd, feel strange anti unaccountable
sunset mot, nod vague feats.of4he mind. (Sea pages xi,
26, 20. of Dr Wit took ou " SelfrPreservatlon.")
The unfortunstellom affected becomes feeble, Is una
ble to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply his
111 Ind to study; his step Is tardy and a eak ; he 18 dull,
irresolute, and engages even in his sports with less su
et gy than usual.
It he emancipate himself betbre the practice has done
its worst. and enter matrimony, his marriage is unfrult•
tub and his oeuee tells hint that this is caused by his
early mines. These pre considerations which should
awaken the attention of nil who are similarly situated.
REMEMBER, •
•
lla whopptees himself under Dr. KINKELINTI treat
ment, nifty - religiously confide in hie - honor as a gentle..
loan, and rely upon the assurance that the secrets of
Dr. K's patients will never be disejosed.
Young Ilan—let no lalse mod - esti deter you 'from
making your ease known to one, wank; from education'
and respectability ,an curt-inly befriend you.
Dr KIKELIN'S residence, has been fur the last twen
ty.iwo years at the N. W. Corner of TIIIRD AND UNION
STREETS. Philadelphia, Pa.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCI?
HEAD ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD ! !
fBATIS! GRATIS!! GRATJS!!!
A fIUI OIFT,TO ALL.
MISERY RELIEVED.
4.-T; HA 51PTOig t CO..
N 0.405 Spruce Street, Philadelphia,
Also ; Propel °lois and lihoiniseteirezi of
Dr. .Ganiptan'.tAriti-Rheutnatie hiixtured
.1 . - Medicated Cough Syrup,.
:The' Great Desideratum or , liair Restorer.
Aug. 24,1559. • • "
MO
EEDL . EB;
GORA.'TOSt
❑TATES.: -
ELY EltoAland
nt,'n :Standard'Midi - dun
: nll • llint - hdltu ilbod
conlldenro in all
I/i reethuunindod
the tw
all hOpiwot roller, nil th
cortllientos In my pones
tod to the temperament
It, and uoed,•tn“auch
by on the howls. ; "
your judgment gelds
Liver , thvigora.
Liver Complalms, JIM&
Chronic Dlairhoea,Fum
' Cory Dr .
Boas. Cholic, -Cholera,
I nfantura Flatulence-
naryun d-uniY-benused
nary , PA3III/Y-• DIEM:
Ilea:holm, his thousands
minutes, if,two.or three
connueneetneut .dithe