Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, November 09, 1859, Image 3

.OXYdEIVATI.CD
qiinlitlea of this medicine havaphicod It vridn r;n
Imperlshiblo foundation: la t4itrtiyhig disease; and
.•. .
!educing health it Ilse uo pideillei.
FolzAho folloying Complnints ilisso,Tiltters stro'n fink
vis.;,— , ldysirpsin, or Indigestion, Wart Slum,
Acidity, 'Corilr• 'toss; Loss of Appotito, Ileudoi•Lo nod
Genurnf
In many sections or our country this prspniatlon - ri
extehrlve& used by physicians In their prest.iro e sind It
'soars to haro restored truing to health who' were riPpit
tautly beyond the reaeh of the : healing art. "
Subjoined nru a few tributes from well.known phy.l7
clans:
• MANAMELD, Timid Co., Pa., Atm, 20, 1958.
. I have need the Oxygenated DDtoin in my peacticn
with decided succesi in debility and general prestra
tins, Ac... and confidently veconunim ft it In General De
Linty, nod diseases of the digestive organs; -
. ILIVIIITE, 913 1 .
• •• — Manna, N. Y., Sept. U. 1858 .
OF:cite:mem :.I have been in the drug boll:leen the.
inst•litleen.yeass. and have never sold a medicine which
.11mAgiViArAtlargreht-MtisfitalArt hr-canoe -of. Dyspepsia
the Oxygenated Bitters/and in this disease' always
recommend it. 0 0.0. FOWLER,
a ssit • .1 0. 7 0 T0W, Nov; 12; 1854. •
m pie el to state, ,that 1 hove _ tried
• • the Oxygenated if for Indigestion and Deility,
found Mum:dad° relief from using only a part of 'bet..
funiffalaffenip -ffe A-CII2A-far.
- Dyspogslo and Clouernl Debility, ltliMrecommend it with
much pleasure. Ae9.,
_ • , • 'JAMES bEWIS, 191,D,
ilrensred by SETH W; FOWLE & CO., Boston, and for
Mle by Samuel Elliott and S. W. Ilaverstlck, Carlisle;
Ira Day, 9lechaniceinfrg Shiremnfletown
• 0.11: Wild, Newville; Shoemaker.A Elliott, Newburg;
.1. C. Altielt, Shlppenaburg.; and. by app fluted agnots
and dealers In medicine all over the coVutr.). •
. . _ . .
new ithertienuttsl
(TIUMBEIti.AII) V;41,14 4 1Y R. IC
'
WINTER ARRANGVENT, • ,
• &HANGS . OP 110U1113.1
On and sitar MONDAY, NOV. 1.1611 .1859, Passeng.
Trails will rtin as follows: (Sundays oxropted:)
:FOR
Ist Train. 28 Train
Leave Chamlxnaburg, '8.38 A. M. •2.4 P M
Shlppdnaburg, 0.04 " -• 3.12
Nairvillo f • 0.38 " • 3.45
" enrllBle. 10.15 • 0 4.2.5
51achanlesburg, 10.47
Arrive at Ilurrlsburq, 11.15 "
FOR 611/151111NISBUI10,
" _. IBt,Train
Leave linrrlslAit_ . g . 8.15 A. M
•' 31501mulatrusg, B.za
.37 . ' 1
- Csrlll ,
1 , 51 w vlll ' o, -s i s ( l l:ki
. o .9hlppunsburg, 10.4. "
Arrive at I.:hamburaburg, 11.12 . "
TRAINS LEAVE Harrisburg via Poniisylvanla-,CerP
tral Railroad at 1.00, P. 11., 2.15, P. IL, via Columbia,
and 50, . —•.
Via Lebanon Valley and Reading Railroad, at
A. X., and 2.35. P. 51.
For Pittsburg, at 3.00. A. M. and 1.30, M. For
Baltimore a at 2.50 and 8.45, A. 51. ' and' 2.05, 11. M. For
'Preverton, Villibunsport and DulT,llo, itt 1.27 nod 700,
I'. M. Schuylkill and SUAtilleil4llll3.ltallroatl, fur Au•
burn and Pottsville, et 200, P. M.
NOTICI) TO PASSENHERS At all Stations where
Tickets are sold, viz: Chambersburg, Shippensburg,
Carlisle, Mochanlcsburg and Harrisburg, a reduction ol
TEN CETon.each Ticket will bo made to all Passer*.
gyro that ovlde themselves with- Tickets beforo on.
tering . J4 Cars.
• ''o. N. LULL, S.'
Railroad Ofileo, Chambersburg, }
Nov. 0,18`50.
LULl,,Super't
001)1 GOOD!! poop!!!
1.3 _Just:received nt the cheap Grocery of the under
signed, lots of good thlobs, a 'part of which ore the tel.
lowlug •
Iferuiotleolly sealed PKACIIES. - ``-
" TONI
• 4, • CORN,
P PAS, •
44 ASPARAGUS, '.•
" OYSTERS, - -
- , I,OIIS'I'SRS. • - "
„ " PINE A P1'1.13, "
Tllivri;r: SOUP, " •
SARDINES,•
•
Pickled lierklui, Chow Chow, 'Piccalilli', I.ol,stora,
Cauliflower, Caper.
Olivea,Tomatoe ICataup, Walnut do., Al ualtroom do,
Pepper rime, Hominy, Drltta, Cann hurled, the fined
of Dried Beef, Sugar•enred Ileum. Shoulder. ,Doloptun
.latotage,Soup-ileantOlarcanyni,-Supna,-Cellcen,-Tene,
Nlolnaktes, and FlSif of all kind, '
QUEI NSWAItE, FINE SEGAIIS, among which aro
twontpflvo thousand (barman llUes." priplo Tobacco,
and tha vary laud and purest LIQUOIth; in the county,
ConfCctlonnry and Fruit. 4r.
aro offered to tho,citizens of Carlisle:and
county of Cunt borlan d. at the lowest rives for colt).
COME ONE, COME ALL, two doors llaat of Rhoads'
\t•arnhouni
lEEE
URL.. OF • PERSONAL
PROPERTY.—On VIIIbAY, the 25th of NONEM.
ER, 1855, the undersigned Asslgneex of Peter Ege,
will sell at Bolling Bprings,4 l /, when East-of Carlisle,
the following onerty : -
Lt lIEAD OF 110HSEA. 1 OW ‘Ol3 BATIK 1 MUr.I, 2
COWS. I !MOAB WHEELED WAGON, 4 SEWS
GEARS, 1 BAY BAKE, 21 COAL BASKETS,
INNOW MI MILL.
.46,09 . 0 BUSHELS OF UHAB.COAL,
70 TONG' OF ;I.AONETIC ORE,
Lot of Lumbor, Anus, Nnws, Shovels, &c., Ac.
Solo to commenco et to o'clock, A. M., •on sold day,
when torins wall be mode knewn.by •
BENJAMIN IC &OSMAN,
untisTlAN HEBB,
Assignees.
MEM
_ •
1-3-13 B le - SALE or It E - A
On SATURDAY, November 10th, 111511, will be of.
fermi at public solo, nt the residence of the subscriber,
in Franktord township, about five miles northowest , of
Carlisle, and about one mile from Zlegler's mill, a Tract
of Land containing ,
•
TWENTY ACRES,
inorwor less. The Improvements are
a GOOD .IIOUSE,• a Log Darn,
natal a Carpenter ,hop. Alan ; a fine
Orchard of Choice Fruit. a never Mil AltirC
Ing Well of water nt the door, and a
good Spring on the premises. This property was for
merly owned natal occupied by lienj Jumper. If the
amour PrOPWY la uni told on Mid day It will be rented
at public outcry. Sale to-i-ommenco nt 10 o'clock, A.
3l. v nilien attendance will ho &ten tand_termenualle
known by
HENRY VULCKNIIT.
N.. 9, ISfO-2t.
OATS, PANTS AND VESTS OF '
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OF'
CASSI N ET, CASSI M ER E, CLOT!! R SILK.
CA SSINET, CASSIM ERE, CLOT)) et 811,1 i.
OVER-COATS OF
. .
OVER—COATS OF
CLOTH, BEAVER; PILOT, PETERSIIAM,
CLOTH. BEAVER, PILOT, PETERSHAM, Ac.
GENTLEMEN'S SIIA W LS.
OIiN,TLEMEN'S
•
•
•
An well as all meets of Omits' Fuer]telling Comm 'are
offered In large quantities and at remarkable low prima,
AT THE CHLEAP CLOTHING STORE NEAR TILE
MARKET HOUSE. •
,Carlielo, Nor. 0, VW
STATE NOTICE. Letters testa
11`Jmentery on the Estate or SAMUEL BRANDT. Into Of
Monroe towneblp, deed., linen boon issued to the anti
scriber, residing ill esrlisle. All persons jndebted to
the Esteto aro required to msko Inanudinto pnyment
and those having cisitus p present them for settlement
to
G EO. W. BRANDT,
Executor
I=3
SUCCESS COMPLETE!!
- Jiisr 'PUBLISHED, THE FOUltill EDITION 01 0
(}robe's, New Igt ethod for, the Piano.
OPUS 1100:
ihlre• $2 co nett,..,
•
hound In Cloth a 00 nett.
BULLETIN OF USTISIONIALS '
/a 'favor at this unique work, which has Al
ready attained an unprecedented popularity.
Frain "The Muoical Review," NO.II, fork.
We must confuse that we are naturally not very In.
drably inclined to new niplads fir the plant. We
aye heti so many instruct/Ordurlog the last twenty
y era that we really think mankind ought, at least,
to ow how to play the planoTorto. However, Mr.
()robes has somewhat allured our mind. It offers
re illy oonet liig now, contaiiilug bOl.llO truth we have
not met with/until now in any othur method. It adi
hares f. ronat to the principle Tame umnite stew."
Ile 3ultiv ways, • The REALITY. (playing) should come
find, and the things which bulling to Lorarom should
follow.' Tide is extellaiit. Title isJunt 'Tide Is true'
and nattrail Thu whole systoto la based upon this
prtnelplu—al ways with special regard to • the primary
'twain 'lion In the inter playing the piano. It Is for
this reason that smut matters as belong to a more tad.
Tanend pea id I o tile player's ort are excluded. and will
follow In anotaer hook. Thu muair in the book preen.'
rally I lustratea the principle of the author. Who whole
Is to tue point, and will ha found extremely useful."
Ns" , •
Prom The Musical Wold;,
"Flrit, w 6 And a very, awl/aide preace, in the courier
of which a list le given of toe mon; dlntingulabed of ohs
predecessors In the ook•maklng and planoto ichlug
profesiloni—tho data of their birth nod death ie4ng not
forg. ttort. Mr. a mle in doubtless bettor posted Su the
matter of 111WIlal blugraphi than any other musiial
man. We find, next. some excellent ad v iga to tenchera,
which we should Ilke to trouseribu to our columns. hod
we amp.) Mr. robo'n admirable book is, on the Whole,
hearth to be recommended to the musical public."'
lenim "Tin, Doily Plcnyune," Now Orleans •
' 4 . Mr. Grob° shindig very MO Asa prof Aurantilsath
er and- composer for the plunk: 'fin book be now gives
to the public bears upon Its Mee; to every experienced
and prtuithied eye, cutivictlon .thatothoro le a .vni 'table
lidditlen; the ygdlntontary :austral lore of the country
and the world. A bettor primary Instructor to tlierrt,
nod especially In the Ketone Orpinuo playing, line u ver
before. bo publtahnd."
, .
k•roui ."I.lm.Publie Lodger," Phllkdolphln.. :
"Lee , Waiker have published 'Professor Chorles
°robots New' Method for the Plano, which Is one of .the
hest elementary works upon the subject 'o:,tant. Mr.
probe bra - thorough master,or ble tu , :jeet, and be lebdk'
"the - pupils pleasantly thorough the task, by malalia“ it
•cle4r, eimpiu, mhgresal re and. ,
Copies will b.rrunt l.y mull , flue of postage, op the re.
coipt oftimi tinirked price. '
o WALIt hit, Pumbnikrts
Chin nut Pima.. Philadelphia.
11160, a.
IiOSTETTER'S . •
BITTERS.
The proprictorWinni pen ancturers orpoS.
1"E7TI•ll;:tiEDI:A . 1E1C S'Il011A,(;41311t.•
l'Elf: 4 pan , perteci confidence to
pliseicinn • 1111.1 ell iO . nv.3;curt • nll y ,l the united
4,lkies:lll•C/111M . lIiC 1111111 e 11118 hit /11110/ n rejM
tnti hire 1/11.111: 1 . 111k1.101 . 11. " A
frw filets upon
thi:_peint will
,0p1•111: more, powyritilly lhnu
I)..re assertion or hl ,zoning puffery.
TM, co; sitiopt.Ou of II ustetter's Stounick
jilt
ter:s tor . the last•yettr amounted to over a half- .
million. beiges; ;Lull trout its - manifest steady .
' increase in times past, it 'is evident that during
the clithing year the consumption wilt teach
'neurone miilion bottles.- This immensekSount
Could never have been sold lint for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the preparip:'•
H 011,1111,1 'tho minntion of the niost .prominent
'physicians 'thot4u sections of the country
where the.art,icle is best Itnetvn, who not only
recointtiend-the Bitters to their patients, but
.are_re . atly_atall_thoes_tikgiveiesthnotiiala th its- I
eflicooy,tn = nll-entivs-of stoninchielerangninentic
jqpkthiAlosmttlitr_o4ol:ntialit,--_,
This is hot n ishiporAfiysruhirkty, sissine'
c'xtraordinary efforts, iii the w • ny of 'trum
peting the qualities ofAdte Titters, lint
e.stintatinti . of nn invtiluable - inettieine, whichle
destined to he nit eodurfrig as time itself. •
Ilustetier's Nlo nu lclh Bitters have proved
n Godgend. to regions where fever and ague
nod .variutts other bilious complaints "have
counted their vietiois hy hundreds. To- he
able to state :confidently 'that the "Bitters"
lure a certain imildfor lie I)ynpepain and like
diseases, is to Abe proprietors . ~ sottree of un-.
alloyed-pleasure. It removes allMorbittmattei
from the stomach, !nities the blood, and
• itopaits rettewedzvi tidily to t he nervous systein,:
tiring it 1)rill tone and energy, indispensable
for the reStorat ion of health. It oPeratesflifor
the siotonch, User. a tudothei! digest ive•orgatip,
mild y but powerfully, mid soon restores d hem
to ft I:m.111Mo essential to the healtliy:diseharge
of the-functions of nature, •
Elderly•persons !tiny use the Bitters daily 119
per dire - Jtions on the bottle, noil they{ ill find
in II n stimulant pecitliarly adapted fVFFoinfort
dCclining years, Is it is pleasaut_t 0 - the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, xcellefil as a t on i c ,
and rejuvenating generally: We have the evi
dence of lifo,usniolx of aged luau and women
who have experienced the beneht of using this n
Meparatioll Hilreiingfrom stomachde
rangements niul general debility; acting under
he advice of physicians, they' have abandoned
ME
2d Train
2.05 P M
2.42
8.16
3.40
4.20
4.60
]ilLWklNlfl l 9llllff
merits of this article. A few - words to 016
gentler sex. There are certain periods when'
their eares are,so harassing that many of them
sink under time'trinl. The relation of mother
and child it n ahsorldtigly tender, that the
mother, especial] • if.,tdie he young, in apt to
forget her own midi in her extreme anxiety
for her infant,' 1 . ::liould the period of maternity
arrive during the' h 11 . 111wer season, the wear of
. . . . .
hotly :Itl mind is guilt:rally nggrticnie4. ; Here,
tire., is it necessity II N,.: a .stimulant toirecnite
rnl4, th e energies el ihe :Ist cm, :Ind enatlc the
mother to bear tip tinder her exit:ill:sting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally p . refer lie Litter,' to all otherinv.igora-
. .
tors (hal raeive the ' , .tolorsernent 'of phySi-
Ching; because ii is iigro,able to ihe Inste ns
Ivell ns certain to -gist: alterninnent in:crert:Ltic
of hodfly. strength. ?
, .
, \)1 .1 iws ue• ~.11M, tO V:110TII WC / 1
MCC! rat ieu . -
I.tr:y rererred above, t. nit: -;.llllVret•s ft um
fe‘er hod ogee, ente4.4 by malaria, elittrrhcen,
dysentery,- intligestifin. letts of npiTtite, and
all,(lise.a - ,ses or tlertingentenls of thelotuark,.
shpernittatttt4 insnlitls, persons of petletitt!ry
occupation, nod pursing mothers, will consult,
tlieir osvn plp . ‘siettl wellsre I y_Firing s to Iles
_t_ettet's relehrott Styntoelt jtiltrrti•n trial.
-CAUTWS.--11'e ramie,' the ptshlie egainst.
, .
UFllis nosy or 'lie 1112111}• hpinitions.or counter
_reitm,_but nsk em,EnitATED
tiro,isteu Itrrrrym, soil f.r . e.llint each 1)(0116 hns
thcsrurds "..1)t...1. II islet ter's Stomach Billerfi"
'own . on the s . de of the hott:e, nod pumped
II th, toetallie cap rovet•ing the cork; nod
haerve t hat our nut °graph stoat tire i 0 011 1 lie
Prepared and sold by TIOSTETTER &
Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all,
diuggiattc,' grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the :United States, South Ame
rica, and Germany.
Fol'anle by S. Ellis , t, S. IV, IlaTorstlek. Carlisle ; John
John Stambaugh. Shlppennburg; L. Kau!.
- man, J.ll. llonning, blerbanknburg; and Drugglata
Po , rollY. throughout tho county. Noy.%
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FURS': FURS!! FURS!!!
FOR 1550-60.
WM. DENTi,
EARETRA & TNOMTSON,
No. 818 'Alanatit STnEET, above Eighth,
South Bide,. PIIII,AISELPLIJA.
IA YE JUST OPENED THEIR
•
---- Elegant Assortment of Furs,
nnotanetured under their immedinte ' suporviplon front
neleeted with the greatest core (row the largeFt
toeke or the,Erroer.AN MARKLT, embracing every warto
y end style of
-LADIES -ANp . CIIILDRENS WEAR
Those purehnslng early ...11l Intro the benefit of
larger selertlon: Besides the above goods, Ivo have a
One assortment of
•
M=M23=MMA
FUR GLOVES (f 7 COLLARS.
The prices of all them, goods aro at a lowor figure than
they ran he bought 811) where In the city.
• FAIIKIIIA & THOMPSON,
N0r.9,15t.9. Fla Mortal Street,
N. It —FINIS eiteird and repali.ed and Flat
made to order.
AMERICAN lIOTEL,
•
ELIIIIRA, N. 3•.
The advantages and convenlenreq Of this elegnnl and,
inmodlouß lintel for Travelers'and nopturners. In El-
dm Is acknowledged by all. It has large, well for
Ished. and the best ventlhded rnnme U. bu found In
to city, mul is lawittlfillly situated near the Railroad
( pot, tat that Travelers ono tip aboard of the l'ars nl
my tlme without being subjected to the Inconveniences
riding In Om nlbuser4.
~- C. L FSIISII. ,
LrEASE, FOR- S'AI.E.-FivE XEAI%
7 . 1. Run TST —Capitalists, or those. wishing to en
er nto s protitsble business, eon hoar nC,n good In Vntit•
uncut by milling a ttlits oillre ',win. The situation Is one
or the.bent 111 the (own and the I,IIIIIIIIW Is estobllehed
All the fixtures 1,111 he Rohl with It on the most 'Wenn
Ingoous wing, Apply 6.11, [Nor. 2, 18:41.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!!.
=!
Hove now upon for Inspection ono of the lorgeet nod
handr.ooteht osNorttnente of
LADLES DRJSS GOODS,'
to be foundlu the Cour try, volected carefully with a
oulting all taken. The Mock. will 1 - 1, found to
embrace a variety, ofgeods le nil prices. • Aleone the or.
3,,,toimioludin their extensive establixhment are
SI LICE! of all hinds end in lees.
IifIAWLS In Lim newest designs.
CLOAES—the latest' Pals St*l64
'.%IOUS. Dlt JAINKS I VALENOrAS.
LIIALLE'S, GGINTZ. nod other new textures of
this Pe3.lll'. Importations. • •••
LACE GOOLE, EMBROIL:0:1[1ES, the newest nov
elties. .
GLOVES, VEILS, MITTS,' HANDItEIICIIIHNS, de.
M0V1114,110 GOODS, s full assortment.
IVIIITE GOODS, In overy texture.
=II=
Othur goods wally it visit of leuspectioo
A large portiminf T. W. N. St Co's stork in their °WM
DIN 16T1T10N...0H A of the trot visiting Europa - twice A
year to make purchaser, thus enabling them to utter to
their customers. the newest And moat fashionable styli.'
and textures, simultaneous with their appearance in
Europe. They have also purclgesed largely title mourn
at the Anction fides,. and can thus afford. to glee their
enamours the full benefit or the DZPRECIATED Paters,
resulting from excessive Importations. i.ndlec and nth
ors froni.th is vicinlti•iy v kiting the city, will find that a
call at this establishment will repay them.
•. 818 A 52.013IINSTNUT :TRENT,
Op, mite Lliraril floras, Philadelphia.
• Nov. 2, 1850.
G REAT EXCITIDIEN'r AT HAR
- 'PER% FERRY.
Old JON Brown etlll alive arid reeme . inende the La
Cerliene end reuntry, to go immediately to
SA WtER'S N.E f 'W STORE,
and clinifne their splendid stock octieirgoods.
Just retched a large lot .ot ningnifleont WINTSR
811.1(g. (from Auctlon,) 2 , 0111)M llearor Cloth slalo.
ties and Raglan', Latent Paolo styles elegant I7ltlio
GOODS, in great 'allay of style and kinds. Brodie,
double reversible, and fine Scotch SHAWLS:
No - v
l'ork.
rtiRS I FURS 11 FURS II I
Direct fr.) the inanullicturenh warranted freo from
a -
mettle, and at greatly reduced prices. , .
Alm a largo addition of ST ABLE GOODS. callable for
the oeneulL_lncludlng IVOLPS CELEBRATED RANO.
VEIL RUCK OLOVE , , warranted genuliie, uotwith
etendlng the AUTllOlll7.f.t, Arin KICLUdIVE AMMON
Carlisle. Nov. 2, ISIS. • ' •
DAI7II.OICRitEOTVP,IIIB.—In benuty and du•
sbllity, no ..fiuu rayrn" picture isimilrra good driguer -
rontype; Ibis br the opiniuu expressed by the loadlop
filintoarspbleJourtinfe of the day; Leib American r n•l
Ensindi; 'there smy by oldnined nt lbe r roonis pf :She.
Reynolds, Lin bar Steent.rtwo doors wentof
encl Isle Jim., 15'1 60—tt
•
STRAY-- BULL.,--Catne to the reel•
ky deice of the subscriber, In • Newton townehln.
Couvty, in August last, a Mill AND
'WHIT supposed lobethree or four yen,. old.
!rho olvlter torl . lrOrtit,LO OrOlo,prootrq nod take ' . 'm
11.1:6 citlirrlYire he will be din ). sod or According to law.
u. a..
Z o n , 15.504 t,
Ayr _ C.Z. R 1;-:--2.8z, 8. just
tottdiod and Nr Oar low at. lIALTIERTEL
Thonnur Tr.
Nett) iOLUJ.—
T;'""E 4..i.VitlyAb. OF
, • Fall and Wird& Goode, -
AT OGiLBY'S 'CHEAP STORE.
-7 am now opening the largelit asitortinent of- DRY
• 00000 ever brought. to Cumberland - County.
Thu attention of the Ladles Is yeirtieu . larly invited to
the splendi.bassortmodt of . . •
DR S • 0 .0 0 D S
A fall lino of Mak - nificent Silks, Poplins, Pol),De Chr
viers, Froneli AlerlnOes, Cashmeres, &c., Shawl, and
•Cloth Capes of all kindt.aud.iinconinionly cheap. Dress
Trimmings. all the now styles and suit ovary color.
Flannel% and Blankets at astonishing low pikes. Colt.
. coos. tho best In Carlisle, at 0, 8 and 10 cts. DoLaines,
• thq,best in tlfo' State at 37, 50
,outl-153 cis. Muslim
bleached, and tinbleachod, no bettor and no cheaper. t,.
' Ito had. billowy! Napkins, Table Cloths, Shirtings,
• Doylies, &C., brought:front the largest Importer in -NOSY
York, very good andvery cheap. ()Ingham, a full no.
. i:lament. • .
MOURNING 00051.9.-A. large assortment of mourn
'log Goods ofhll Moils and descriptions.
BONNETS & RIBBON 8.-A new supply of . .faslilonable
Bonnets and !Obtains, at low figures.
---I.ILOVIAS - The-host -- .quality --,- of ,-- Alexander's -Rid-
ICIdTS111: - and Cotton - Gauntlets. _Bunk 016vos,
. equal to any Exclusive A'goncy, flentlemeM wear: -
rllm , iisint - 81 - 11 - n - F - 117 - Mid - ClOtharCaster - Re
Vers, Plain and Fancy Casslineres,
y estings, Cassluets,
&c., Arc. • , •
- • BOY'S NEAR. -- - - Cassimbreti - oultable -. lof boys - very
cheap; • • .
' Three Ply Carpeting, good, heautifulandchesp. Floor
Oil Cloths of all widths. good amrcheaP.-------
Time store is now filled with new, elegant and cheap
goods, brought fronf the largest and best houses In New
' York and 111 a, npd will be sold oft at prim td
defy all comp on.
Como ono, come ell, lndoto purchasing elsewhere: and
judge (or yourselves.
No trouble to-shots our goods at the Mew Store oppo
, alto the Railroad Depot.
CITA& 0011,BY.
•Carlisle, Get 25.:165iit":
NE'
IS- TUE TIME FOR BAR
GAINS! LAIIO I: AND EXTENSIVB AltitIVAL
FALL . A ArD WIRTTE .1? GOODS!
•
At Ilib
Now Storrs, corner of N. Hanover & adther sta.
Tlio undersigned roturns thanks for tho 'patronage
Idatowod upon him bjl tho public, and at the same time
respectfully announces that Ito has just returned from
Philadelphia, and Is now opening a now lot of spring &
summer Dlty GOODS 'end OROCERIES, eonslbtlng.ln
part as follows, and which he Is doternlined' to sell at
the lowest cash prices. Ducal, Cloths, Chi tiles,
Alpacas, Dolaines. no Rages, Lustros, Poplins, Lawns,
Bareges, Brilliants, Skirting. Frond, and Scotch, fling.
horns, Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
&e., &e.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
oFevery variety and onality. Stsplo and Domestic Dry
Goods. Cloths, Casstmeres, Vestlna, Flannels, Moe.
Btripes. — Cherksi - Cslicom -- Cottonatien,
Littetts, Sheetl ' ogs, bonitos, Nankeens. Drills, Museilles
01Its; colored and while carpet Chain. Ar. Parasols
- - and - Umbrellas. ' Also, a large apdsPholdld assortment
of BONNETS, BATS, CAI'S.. BOOTS and .8110 ES., A
- ,superinr - lot of fresh' GROCER' ES. -- Teas, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses. Itioe; Spires. sc. Having Selected MY entire
,lock with the greatest care, and the lowest cash pricer,
'I ran assure my ?Hoods nod the public generttily, that
I will do all In my power to make, toy 'establishment
known as the " !lead Quarters for Bargains." Those
who wish to purchase will Ond It to their advantage to
roll and °amino toy stock Wore ptireloming elsewhere.
I will pay the highest market prier for butter,
Eggs, liege, Soap and Dried Fruit.
.1. A. lIUMBICII. Jr.
Carlisle, Oct. AS, 1859.
P E 19 I U fiE
BONNETS AND:SILLINERY
FALL .:WINTER.
v -
LADIES, romp and son the lamest and most Leant lin
assortment of EA NC141.4.NN ETS AND' 111 Lf.INE IIY
over brought to Carlielo. which for G tylo and elegance
cannot be 'snresssod In city oncountry.
lelvet, Silk, Straw and Itturning Bonnets, In all
Cbildreine - lats and Joe:key-Caps. Bra rer_lla fifer
Infants. (lair Braids, Plaits and Nets. Mantles and
Furs. Head Dresses :mil press Caps,
_Nubian, Sonings,
and the latest styles of trlinnibigs. -
4.8-iiliilaorx supplied %Rh bonnet materials at a
Two or tliree stunk wanted to learn 'Hie bust
owls. Being cleterodiled to please, I rospectful4 lunit
your earliest uttention.
its:- S. A. MUTTON,
• North•Hanorer Street. CLIr.lll,lo.
Oct 20;1009.
.I6V ARRIVAL OF FALL AND
. WINTER GOODS.
Tire undersigned Just rFturned_front Phllndrl
Ohio anti Ntion•York wit!i the oldest nml olOst
mngnlfl
tout stork e.l gold , : over hroluht to Cdrliolo, MIN/ fu
•utylo and beauty - ore unparolieled.
Thohodies are puticularly tolv4ed to examine ou
Tftsted mud splendid stuck
GOODS,
eoligkting or Ilinek.Sillta..Fnuey do., of °very do•
scrlption. Rapider° nod Fip d. Flo i .elet;nut Velvet Pop,
tins, Loth plain and fancy.
FILENCII MERISOES. The largeld stock west of the
Eastern Cities..
C A SIINI FACES. Plain and figured, alt Moo! Debi
plain and figured.
SHAWLS. A very large assortment of over 400—Stol•
la, Boehm's, Jacquard, Blanket, nod Mourning Shawls of
every quality. variety, and price.
FLANNIII,S. White, Fancy and all wool plaid Flan•.
neln.
VALENIIAS. Plaid and Bay/Were, at astonishingly
loci figures:
MUSLINS. Over 10,000 yds,. from ihe most cele
brated manufacturers in the U. S., at all prices, both
white and unbleached.
I,INEN3. A largo stock of every description, Table
Cloths, Napkins, an: for ehirting; from the best mantt
!Adorers In Ireland..
AM S. Avery forgo asgortment.
CA LICOF44. An assortment consisting of over RIO,.
000 vds., and nt ',rives to snit th time,
. .
TRIMMINGS. A very baeolsonieSitel well selected lot
of " Ladies';llre,s Trimmings," to suit every variety of
of dress goodef •
' 61.0 VES. Kids. Gaunt len, Silk and Cotton Cloven fur
Ladles and children
MOURN IN') I.IOOIM. Black Wrench Merino°, Block
Caslinn•res, all Wool DeLaines, Kea. Del.alnes,Coburgs,
anti every variety of mourning goods for dress, erapea,
Collars, ke...te.
RIBBONS. We would rail the attention of the Latina
to our Largo stork of wall twinned ribbons.
U ENT LEM EN'S WEA It. Cloths. Parisi no•ret., Ss I I r•et
Velveteens:not Cords:, over' 10,000 yds. of Satineto
at very low prices.
CARPETS. A large and well selected stork of Carpets
\ of every deserialon of over 6,000 yards.
ANOl' ER I.l7lVit'ES. The tar lamed and well known
Annver IlioVelk are only sold by Ind. as 10,0 tho only
Inithorized agent for the sale 'of them in this couttt•ys.
We just received GOO paps of thew.
My Store is nt the old Stool, in ,fianover St , nearly
opposite the rokt 0111eu. Oise un a roll and evatnine
our stock.
tnrllo , o, Prt. G,1560
‘1!) , .1 . 0 IA I. N 0 1 1 1 E -
.
-. .I.TA:TS AND CAPS.
Al' •
KELLEIt'S.OIA STAND.
NORTH lIAN,Q;VItIi STREET,
Will he found a large and elegant a:qv - lament of RATS
and CAPS, In front variety, of our own_ find city anon.
facture. •
• lIATS. CAPS.
Silk.
~ Moleskin, Navy, •
o.ollllla, Morphy,
Felt, • • Scotch,
• Ledger, Ledger.
Planters, • 011 Cloth.
• Plush A Cloth. Children'. Fancy
• ASSO, Wool lints of all kinds, which will La sold' at
the lowest prices. ltecolloct
• • •-•- • " North Ph i t;t D 9 Street.
• ry - . 1 . L. Hats of any styleiintnufitetured to enter. •
Carlisle, Oct. 19, 1959._
•
rtlllll PARIS.MANTILLA I CLOAK
AND FUR EMPO RIM
No. 708 Chest nut Street, (o6ovo
PHILADELPirIIA •
Thetbscrlhers Invite the attention of the ?ditties, to
their stock of these. ELEGANT OAIIMENTS, of which
&dog a SPECI4LITt, they are enabled to oiler the' most
complete assortment In tiro city. ••
They nlll open In October and November their Im
portations consisling of
EMBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS;
41ANDSOME BEAVER CLOAKS,
, OPERA CLOAKS, &c.,
‘,..and elegant spec4mens of home manufacture, wilt be
added to thole Stuck EV.bItY MORNINU TIIIWUOII
-THE SEASON.
GRAND OPENING. -54
Elegant Furs" For Ladies' eostublei;
=
EAWORIiLIL
Ths'eubseslbors bog also to announce .thnt, In com
pliance with the ,wishes of several valued customers,
they have added loAlielr establishment a
FUR DEP Alt MENT',
lit which will at all limos be found the largest display
of well Boohooed GAIt3IENTN, made up by the best
French workmen, nod at prices which will commend
them to the economical as well no the ematluxurioue
purchaberri.
'EVERY CtAItMENT May he relied on as being 'exactly
whet is represented, as it ix no part of the views of the
siltnicribera to obtoin anephenicrarbotoriuty byolfurlng
zollotivo manufactures for the sake of selling cheep,—
but, ou the crlnf,rary, a reputation based on the perm.
neut and durable Mundation of public confidence.
1. IV. PROCTOR &
Importers and Mannfacinivra df
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND FURS
No 708 Chestnut Street, 'll!llodelphin
0rt,10,18594m.
OOTS ANMSII.OES:—I have...just
'
el added to toy stoek moi
en nitiliMit of boots d; She Ce.
A
en's and Beyer lyinter.iluote, very cheap anti.gooil
Ladies' Misses' • liii Cialltireien 'Mots and Shout of
Willis' enyil•ratecl maim. tiool. handsome aft cheap.
A full essortnient or Glum 5i10.1 , 11131.1 §IIiIUNI.• 111.1 t
q9litity nod lOWCIii price.
• My old euctoptursf .r iloot6 arid Sheen, me respectfully'
invited to gloti rue a call.
. ; •
-.': 'Carlisle, Oct. Pi, 1860. 'r
Ncw._ Onobs.
BETTERBARGAINS THAN EVER
: • AA now. teing' offered at J. W, Solllers
zCHEAP. CLOTHING th SHOE STORK,
' -Leonard'. Corner, Car Heir. •
... leaving discoveredA litt small mufti; ainkAulak.'sali,
(
Is the truo principle (success In bilabial( Nue do
termined to offer still ott er inducements t an'evor to
purchasors. Of MEN a IRWS clothing f
FALL ik, . .INTIER
\
I have Just otiimnd if largi. it d completomasortmont
comprising Cioi , CoOts, Frock tk its, Rod, Co ' s, Raglans,
Bllnlllol3llCoats Ac;, @c„ POW mi. Vests Shirts LIU
, er Milks,
,Dribteni,, Monkeys , llotbfry. loves, 'Stilf
1
panders, stocks, neckties, collars and (laud rcbleffs &C.'
ALSO, One of the brat and most select iiatittnents of
Kip, ()rained and Calf Moto, itro.'rans, Gaiters, Jaffee'
son's Gum Shoos gee., over brough t to thlaimarket, tot
men a boys, women At children; and aereintirkably
looi prices. l'Ur woman and children I Inwn'tha beat of
homemade, and make up to order on the shortest no.
taco. ..
Ak&i, , A large stock, of ... .
• HATS AND. C . P k'i, . '.• . '
for mon and boys at very low prices; AIM. Trunks; i
Travelling Bags llnibroHatt, ,to..at very low pvlcos.
- 7-7
I will -bo-liappy - to soo - you and make .1td 1.3..
th
,od
October '5. '6s.—t3m, . ,
-- --- 7 ----
1 NEVEW - FALL GO.OPS , . , •
L E
,I _D IC II &SA IV y 1t .. , ', •
At their new Stara Enst Main Arcot, two doers briar,
Martin's Hotel, respectfully announce th the public
'that they have reeeived fn.the best Importing and
~1
pbbing'houses vf Nov Yor and Philadelphia, the ler•
goat and best selected stock or , - •
FALL AND WIN BR DRY.GIOODS.
over offered in Carlisle, ombreelag all kinds and quall
.
ties of DRESS GOODS; (latest Paris styles ' ) . 811A.ViLS
of every description,
lot h Mantillas in Every, Variety,
oa,1", •
FUNS, fresh and aired from the' mnettfacturors.
Mourning Dress flood 4, in all their Nsrietlei,
' • Mon's and Boys' chithoinud Cesslinftlion's
shawls, drawers And undershirts.. ko
• glory of all binds, suited for thn .
050000, Alexanderbi Celebrated'
lila Cleves, to every shade . .
and number, limp. -I
~:, 's,
. skirts Hanover ' r '
4. • ' Bucks gloves . ' ''
. warranted, • , - , •
. .
EMBROIDERIES,
DRESS ThININI I NUS, and n complete anointment of all
other kinds of Dry (tondo. Wo null ho Miling constant
add lions to our stock during t h u confirm,
& SAWYER.
Getrobrr 5, '.59
_NORTH .H A . N 0 YET... STREET
. CONFECTIONERY,
CARLISLE PA.
Wholesale Rates Reduced s2'per . 100 lbs.
e The nttention of elountry, Merchants and the pithilo
generally Is invited to n.large iissortinent of
CHOICE cANDIEB,
•
manufactured of the hest material and warranted to
contain ILO poison in their. ciders, which will be sold
Wholesale or Retail nt low rates it the old stand of •
• Itkp N E - '
. None HANOVER STREET, .CARVE , I.L,
A few doors Korth of the (Wits% Deposit Bank,
Just resolved n large'assoretnent of "
. AE6II FRUITS AND NUTS
thetatest Illlportittfons, consisting of •
Orange., . Lamoda, -
Raisins, - l'runos ~ . .
Figs( In.tos, • , •
Hammon., Pine Apples,
Almond.; FlMarl.,
Cream Nut., . Cocos Nuts, kc.,
All ilf which will tot sold at low rate.. Also, in large as
Fortnum t of _
. ... ..
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS -
Ol . a . i'rry varfety.--4150.-nil-thi - best - ln7inas dr
- SEGASS AND TonAcco,
American antl Garman manufacture.
Tho subscriber return,. thanks for On Mend inttron.
twalrentrneed on him by the nubile. and solicits n ron.
imonce of their fitrors. Remember the Old Stood oft
YIOt, .
North Honorer Street.
Oirlinfo, ,. .l,uno 16,'58.
N. 11 A N T ,
..;ERCHANT TAILOR.
•
Oppo - ,,ilf6 — pFe Rail -10 ad Office.
.116 Y-11111 mid Winter :•tyle.v o/ Cloi/te
acisimeres and Vestings niade'to order.
Carlisle. Oct. 20; 180.
•
• . di lettancous. . .
SHER 1' Ii".S.SA.LES._
ltv vlr(tio of sundry writs .of Vetfdltionl Espouse,
Issued out of the Court of Common Plea. of Cumberland
County, and to nte directed. I bill :wow to public
sale at , t.he Court House, in tho Boron Jr of Clellide, oir
FRIDAY, the llth day of NOVE3IIII, , 1859, at
1U o'clock, A. bl., the following desceued Real Estate,
to wit:
A tract of-land situate In 'Emit Pen mboro' township,
Cumberland county, containing 88 a ea more or less;
bounded on the east by the Susquehanna 11l wee, on the
north and west by lauds of Owego and Jacob Koons,
and on the south by la/nds of Oeorge Longsdorlf, haring
thereon erected st two story Log (louse, Dank Horn And
Spring house, And other out houses, Seized and taken
in execution and to ho bold as the property of Altman.
der ma, .
ly virtue of sondry writs of Herr Facies, Issued out of
he Court of Colonmn Pleas of Cuntberland county, and
0 i ns directed, I will expose to public sale at the name
Imo and place, the following described neat iCototo,
wit:
A lot of ground situate in Um horouelt of Newvillo,
!ambling 41) foot in front and ISO feet In depth, more
or lens, bounded on the east by property of Jnines Mc-
Cain]lsh, on the . west by property of Men Elizabeth
heed, on the south by nil Alley; and on the north by
Multi Street, 11:telint thereon erected et two story triune
house, n two story frame n one nod it }mil - story
frame Cabinet—maker Shop, frame Stable and other not
houses. • Seined nod taken In execution pod to be sold
As the property of (]serge Drleker
/rt. ALSO, •
A Lot of Groomd rltuate iu the normal of Nfeebanies
burg, containing 30 feet in front and 103 feet in depth.
're, or less., bounded on the oast by n lot of Joht
liters' heirs. on the west by n Int of Uhler d 11'111.11
the north by locust street, and on the south by 8t
EIIMM
John's Alley, having thetont eroded a two story frame
dwelling house and a franie slaught,,house, Poked
and taken In eieeutieu and to be told ax the prop' tt'y
Of LoWix Robb.
Ily ♦lrtuo of sundry writs of Lovari FrieLis and a writ o
Vendltioul ponari, issued out or the Court of Comm,.
liens or Cumberland County, end to Inoldirected, 1 soil
encore
ntog t described (tent t h , L s t t u tt . ti t u i 'An: And place the
' A tract of land situate in iVent Pennisiam,' township,
containing seven * acres, loom or lens, bounded 'on the
east by property of Peter Myers nll,l Elias Bricker, on
the went by property of Margaret Korpen. tin the Condo
guinea Creek, and on the south by property of Johrt
Od edam, having thereon crertod a stone and frame grlat
mill n two story frowe tenant honed. a Iwo story frame
Mansion Mouse, barn and other out houses. Seized
and taken In execution And to be cold MI the property
of Methuselah C. Davin, with notico to Marshall James,
termtelnint.
, ALSO,
A Lot of (Imund situate In Went Ponnoboro' townelp,
containing acres, inoro or Iron, bounded on (ho oast
by property of Elias lirichSr, on the went by properly' of
Marsh/ill James, on (ho north by, property of Peter My
ers;-and - ow tho - south by - property' of Bricker. -
Seined and taken in oxocution and to be sold no the
property of Marshall James,
ALSO, , ' ' ,
A Lot of Oround situalo Inn I . ankford 'township, con
tabling about two notes,. more r less, bounded on the
east, west and north by properly of George IVageoner,
and on tho south by the Coundogulnett Creek, bating
thereon oreclud a stone and triune Woolen Factory,
Machinery. /cc, One two Many frame tenant house. a
'one and a ball story frame teuentbousts.sione .11MM,
stable and other eat houses. Solood ama taken In exec
cation and to be stdd nutlet property of Metbusalein C.
Davis, with nntta, to Marshall J[llllOA, term tenant..
And all to be sold by me.
ROBERT MeCARTNEY, Sheriff..
Snslures OFFICE.
•
Carlisle, Oct.lB, 1850.
-CONDITIONS.—On all amounts ovellr live hundred
dollars, flay dollars are to be Judd when the pmperty Is
litricken off, and twenty-fire dollars on all aunts under
lire hundred dollars.
ESENWEIN'S TAR AND Wt
. NAPTII A PECTORAL,
• IS TIM DENS MEDICINE IN THF.AVORLD,
for the Cons of Covina AND COLD, EroUp Bronchitis, As.
thumb Difficulty hi Breathing. Palpitation of the
Demi, and for the relief of patients lo the
advanced stnges of Coasummum, to.
gether with all DISDASoS of the
Throat and Chest, and
which predisposed to Consumption. • It attacks the root
of 1118 We, and makes the fell destroyer surcutulf to its
Effluence. It also prctiuces ri Le espectoration, and in
a11e..14 healthy action In the diseased MUCOUS Membranni
End Tissues. It is peculiarly adapted to the radical cure
of ASTIOM. 0119410,0 of this Invaluable ,Syrup often
gives eons, ampemmoquently sleep, which tile pccullik.,
nature of this disease defilesifitu. It is very pleasant,
to the taste, and prompt in Itn effects. 'Tar IT, and he
convinced, tykt. it le Invaluable lu the coon Or BRON
CHIAL Arno - nos. -
O.'k.
PM. Eilresars ran Dome,'" •
',Prepared only by
A. ESSENWEIN, Druggist,
N. W. Corner of Ninth and Poplar Merlotti,
PIIILADELPIII A ..
•
. N. D. For Sale by S.-Elliott, 11. J. Kelifer, St - W. flavor.
stick, Carlisle; L. Kauffman, Mechanicsburg; and Oar.
E. Smith, it-Cg., Plllll'ololl*, and • Storekeepers and
Druggists generally.
fierliste. Oct. moe.
hUOODYEAR: ANIARSON
nine IRON,
-
TJAVIo,
NG entered into co-partnership
it. i., thd ' manufacturing of 11Alt IRON, at Lotort
Fn . Cullsle..Ja.. nu, would respbetrully invite the
attention Of Ittirdivaro Aurelian ta, Illocksmlths, and all
others who may want a superior article otlniu to giro
thorn a call. • . . . . _
. All kinds of boomerNl Iron •constantlo
. on hand or
drawn to order on abort motley. er .
Tbo.higliust price paid IN. wrought Iron serape, or to•
kunApexchango for bar Iron.
J. GOODYEAR & 00.
,
Carlinio, Oct. 12,•1118 U. • . , .
EOM=
111 BE O.N S',
COURTA
PROOLMATION.-
•Woratens the lion, JAMES 11. GRAHAM, Prost.
dent .luchro of the several Conan of Common Pleas ni
the counties of Cumberland, terry and Junintn, and
Justlia) of the several Courts of Oyer nod Terminer and
General Jail Delivery hi said counties, and 11011.
UEL Woonausti and -lion. M. Cm:stir+, Judges of the
Court-of Oyer and Terminer nod General Jail Dellyery
for thetrial -of all capital and other offenders, iG the
said county of CUmberland..hy their precepts to me di.
coped, dated the 22d of August, 1029, have ordered the
Court of Oyer and Terminer nod General Jail Delivery
to holden at CA It I,ISE,E, on the second MONDAY 01
_lioymober.lss9Abelng the 14th dny,)LttltEo!plerKtulha
foreman); to continue t,wo wuo of x.
NOTICE IS II EltEllY 01 WEN to the Coroner, .lus•
(Ices of the Pence nod Constables of the 511111 county of
Cumberland, that they am IT the said precept coin•
mantled to In, then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls,, records, Inryulliitlans, examinations
and all other remembrances. to do those thliGts 9 Melt
to.thelrutlicer amtertain to ho done, and all those that
are bound by recogolnances, to prosecute against the
prisoners that.are or then shall - be 111 the fail of said
~,00ty, to - trcrtke,o to tirasbruttrttliturtitrlatal 0
just. , _
", 1101t . T. Met'AIITNEY,
..Stuniff.
SIIERTIVII
Carlisle, Sept. 14, 1029. I•
The'ohlect being to raise funds for the purpose o
building an }:NOINIIIIOUSE.
-
• Ito:Tot:trolly,
Alicia/lel Allhich, Samuel Crier,
N. D. Quigley:, . James AlArtin,
JoinbArney. A. J. ltolghter,
Augustus Zug, ' . John Italb7,
Jacob Albert, Frederick honnor,
PETER SPAHR, Chairman.
Carlisle, Oct. 213,18594 f.
Dlt. HAMPTON'S COMPOUND
piumyric 1 , 11;i.5. •
Or. Hampton's Bills eenteln neither Balsam or Mn.
cury,.but are purely vegetable In Mew cominnltlon,
and are 111011 y-recommended by eminent physicians, no
•
ALSO,
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.- Will
,
public solo on tlio promle., on SAT.
UII.DAY, Ole 21101 clay of 04.31'011E1
A FARM, CONTAINING ' 67 ACRES,.
of highly Improved Limestone Land. Altunted In South
kli.blleton township, -Cumberland •
county, about 23. 1 .; mules south oast of ,N 1
Carlisle. The Improvements entree, old
modicum and in good order. a well of ' „,:1(64'
uover.faillng water at the door, and
an Orchard oc Choice Fruit.
For further particulars. apply personally or by letter
to the'subsniber, at Mechnnicaburg, l'n.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., when tends will.
be condo known by
ALSO,
Oat. 12, 1350-3 C.
*,*l.an. Union and liar Tel. Insert 3 times and cb
khln Oleo.
j •
thate:of the firm of Winchaler
Gentletnents Furnishing Store
J. %Y. SCOTT, would rospertfully call the ittontion or
his former friends to him new Store. and Is prepared to
fill ordors for SHIRTS nt short notico. J A porfert fit
guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied with FINE
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
. -
WE repe,Ofully announce that ive in
intorqM9.lding our •
during the llotidaynks
r RI EEWS HALL, •
Conan - tenting Wedneedny Evening, PCCIMIher 215t,1650,
and cloying Monthly Ey - ening, Jenuery 2d,11660.
We respectfully solicit the aid of the public in tho
ehterprlso. Thu proceeds are to he applied Ito the pay
moot of 11041 recently purchased.
Single Tickets, 10 Cents packages containing six
tickets. 1,0 rents. To bo. obtained from any of the
commltte ort the door. Respectfully,
Jon. 0 . 4 Hulbert, L M. Myers,
. Otiorgo Mall, John 0. Halbert,
John G. Meteor; john-C. Sehucbman,
Wilson I. Spottswood, William Zimmerman;
Simon Fwriy, Daniel J. Moore,
• Robert F. Noble, Wm. J. Cameron, -
George - Weise,
W. 0011.11 Y, Chairman.
Oct 26,.1850.t f. •
I . I„.r.USE AND Lot AT PRIVATE
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T subscriber offers at private sale, a
MOUSE and LOT OF (MOUND, situate in met, jj
Dickinson township, near the turnpike, a -
mile and a half east of Mount Hock. The Muse le a
Fratne,Westherboarded. two stories in height, and con•
taming tile moms and kitchen, with -wash•house and
cistern attached. The lot contains TWO ACHES of the
' boat quality of laud; with a. variety of choice Frult,:ind
having erected thereon -a PRAM trliTA OLE, 'Wagon.
Shod, and other out. buildings.
Persons wishing to view the proterty can do so by
calling on Jacob Black, on the premitts, or-on the nut ,
scriber, residing near Nene ille.
•
Aug.1348613-tt
riIEAC • HEIt %VANTED.-k CIIII •
• exists in the Second Grad% Socandary Depart
ment of the Public Schools of enrllele: Toe schutl In
yule of the most Important lu the series, and none coed
apply who are not competent to tench the more ed.
winced Mama. " ". " • c '
•• • .
3cottfAlotice6.
TISTATt-41.11TIC.B.—Letters of ACC
' 1 ministration on the Estato 'of lialtzer Intl
ol.pelaWifra county, State of lidlatin, ducafl ed, b!lei
b on IS/illl , ll to the subscribor:residing in f , duih
ton township, Cumberland noun o'. All pepsin indebte
to the notate are retiudstud to limbo ininiediate psi
mono; and 'those having clitims to present them 'l ,
eettlement to
ENOCH YOUNG,
Admintatrettor of Baltur.Lutz, deed.
Nov. 2, 185D-6t.
, STATE NOTIOE,---Letters of Ad
ministration onlite estate of Phillti Luti,inte
lonree township. deed.; have been issued to the pub •
seriber, residing in houth Middleton township. All
person. indebted to sold Esta,te, aro requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims to pro.
soot them for...settlement to
• itIiOOeYOUNTI,
• ' Admlnistrater of Philip Lutz, deed.
Nov. 2, 1t,i58-.13t.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tile under
signed Auditor. appointed by the'Court, to mar
shat and distribute the bsionce„in the hands orlevi
Itrandt,.Administtabor at dohnii.Xline,lato of Diekin•
son township, in said county. gives naticuthat he will
attend to that duty, nt his oflice, in the llornOgli of Car.
lialev-ou'IItURSDA - Vrther lat-day-of•Deceriaber.-1860,-itt
-10 o'clock, A. M., of that day, when and' whore those in.
tat eshid:gre velitlested to attend" • '
7 4,.„ 7 ----- Arrrsincrag -- ruirto,
2,.185X •
NOTICE ,
CARLISLI. aun0'28,1859.
'.Nollee Is hereby given that applleatiOn will be
made to the - Leglslatuedvor rthipsyl van la - at - Ito - next
meeting for the Incorporation of a Hank of looue with
illscount'and deposit privileges, to be located in the
borough of Carlisle, CUM burlnnd County, Penn's., to be
milted, The Bank or,Carltole. with n capital of one hum
dred thousand dollars, With ,the right to increase the
name to Utica hundred thousand dollars. ,
(§IGNED.)
WILLIAM KER, - JOHN U, DARKER, *
THOS.' PANTOS, JOHN NonLo,
~.
BENJ. Ginn, .Tn., FAvocti ,Youxo, - • .
RICHARD WOODS, CHRISTIAN STASIS .111, '
•
• WILLIAM BENTZ, JOHN C. RTERRETT,
A. B. 11110015, --
. ,Wm..N. Itunsmi., . 1
JOHN C. DuraAr, JONEPII D., lIALIIERT,
RORER? GIVEN,. JOHN DUNLAP, •
JAMES HOPPER, , ROIIERT MOORE,
~ , • 11. A., Srlinounl,' Bonn? WILSON,
.. , SAMUEL OREAR/N, CEO.' W. SHEARER;
•
Jocpn K. NEMER,' BENJ. ?WALLY.
Juno 29;4859-6m , . •
•
OTICE.--t:Notico is hereby' given Nthat npplidotlon will bo . inado to tho next Login
laturo'ofl'ennsylvattin, to alter the'chorter of the Car
lisle Deposit Hank, limited In the borough of Carlisle.
Cunt berlond county, so ns 'to con far on mid bank the
rights nod privileges of n bauk of Issue, ond s toklutnge
Its name to the Carlisle Dank ; aim to Increase tin.
capitol amid hank (which is at, present' sovonty•two
thousand elollars,•with i•rlvllego of Increasing the mute
under Its present charter, to one hundred thousand,)
to two hundred and.lifty thousand dollars.
W. M. iIIiETE3I, Cashier
Juno 20, 11:159—htn • • •
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AGSTATE ',NOTICE. -Letters •
mentary MN EARL"! OrnANIEL frOLLINIIEn, Into
ot icianson Towtmhip, &Tottered, have been . isftued to'
the subscribers, restdlng In the atone township
person, Indebted to thin C,fltnte t aro required to. mato.
Immediate pa - ytnent,and these having elating to present
them for settlement to ,
GEORGE HOLIINGER,
- .DANIEL HOLLINGER, •
Executor,.
0ct.19, 1859-13
flllCCfllauco 15.
SECOND GRAND FAIR OF THE
Cumberland Fire Company
Tba Cumberland Fire Company pm.pose bolding.
1141.1?; IN
. RILEEM'S HALL,
Commencing becember 12th, and ploa
ing December.l7th, 1859.
• Fare
Certain, •
Speedy and
Permanent Cure
For Gravel, Meet; Strle
Lures, Imeorrhma, Female
. Weaknesses, and all
• other diseases of
• the Bladder,
al
Sexusl Orga»s.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
Prepared end fur sale by
T. HAMPTON S CO, '
Sprnee street, Philndelphin
09. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. "
Mr. S. O. WILD, she agent for Newell/a.
=
W. SCOTT,
SIIIItT MANUFA,CTORY,
No._ 814 CISESTNUT STREET, •
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE GIRARD lIOU,SE,)
I=ll
Our Eitme—Our Mollo—"Good IVill.'"
LAST GRANt FAREWELL FAIR,
ONO. O. DAVIDSON
.7.. nAmwrox,
If. PAXTON. .
O. P. lIIIIIRICIII,
' Conultteo
0ct.20.1859
Printing neatly exc;Outcd.
ged gstaft
VALUABLE - TOWN PROPERTY
y•
NOlt ALE.—The undersignen offers for' sale tie .
property she now occur, en. on the corner of High 41111
• Bedford strode, oppnalte Ileleer's Hotel, Cnrilslc. Thi •
property measurer 40teet on High, and 240 on Iledfsi
street, to an alley. The improvements me
stonephistored DWELLINCI lIOUSO,' •
(ranting on Ilizti street, a good brick 'r
j BACK BUILDING, fronfiting on Bed. - ,
ford' street, with Stable, Carriage ,
House, Wood House, Wash House, Om
• A well of good water near the door In the pad, and•
a cistern: Vile garden . Is Inn high state of cul Civello!).
-and contains a number of choice fruit trees. 'Thlepron
• orty Is well calculated for any kind of business, and in
also in pleasant Place of residence.. If not sold at privet,
sal o, before WDDNESDAY, the lath day of November,
'1(44011 on that day be Offered at publics/110,1st the Court
. House, at I o'clrick,in the afternoop of said day. •
" Terms made knowti by v• • •
MARGARET 4. BAIJOIIMAN. '
Carliale, Oct. 6,1859..
pIuvATE SALE
• REAL ESTATE
. The subscrlber now offora encouraging Inducement..
to those of limited means, who 'desire to got a cheap:mi.
—desirable homb 10-ouo dfthe-most-haalthy-und-onter
prising places in rho State. Three Paper Mills near n L
hand, and the lost lately erected, Is now In successful
, geratiotrfiw-tbe-menufacture-of-flne-tmperr-In -wli.cl,
rover 1011 hands, male and female, are employed. Beside..
_ idt.Alolly_Springs, at the base of-the South Mountain.
a noted watering piece, being unusually patronized
adds.materlally to the pecuniary interests or the people
generally.
The following described property fe adJarent, and In.
tendod as an additfon to the Spdrigs, and also. to - thi
I,enutiful village of Papertown: • •
,
40 TOWN LOTS
aro now in the market; located on the emit and west
h 1110.4 of the Baltimore and limuiver turnpike, 5 miles
south of Carlisle. „The lota aro an as omit° of 40 feet DI
front and 200 feet In length:' flie bonutiful Mr, am.
•Mountain Crook, flows past A portion of thorn. Also.
' the large ,
STONE AfANSION . HOUSE,
•• , .7. and ono arro of ground, garden, and.
- -,- ~..., yard, fruit trees in abundance. This
p 1
, 3 - r . bound coutnins 14 rooms, with large
,
' ..._!-Jl..t.,Se.- bait:moot Ititchon, well , of water at
the door, and acknowledged to be a very delightful lo
cation for a private rosidence. Also, 'a two-story
WEATIIERBOARDED FRANIII HOUSE,
• - and lot,'With a Slaughter house thereon
'erected, lining a good location for a
• `'..,
' 41: butcher—this business having boon
"O
I/ a profitably established—or a good busi
ness stand for a mochanlc. Also,
Mt ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
well timbered with pine and nak; within
2% miles of the aboveproperty, haying )
•
•
goo•t,water prer for A new mill. . ft"'
The terms will be made very necommo• -
dating, and grunt bargains may be ex•
prided; OSpliefitlly in the building lots, to Jo.
— foster Inlay Inual'entorpriso. . -
Please address or see nor personally, at Mt. tinily
Springs, Cumberland county, Pa,
July .20, '5ll-51
13U111.1.0 SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Enddir an order fiom the Orphana' Court of Cum.
Berland county, tho undersigned will offer nt Public
Sale.-at the Court House, In the 'Borough. of Carlini°,
on THURSDAN, 'the 17th of NOVEMBER neat, nt
o'rlpeß, P. M., the followinu,propartles,belonglogtothw
Estate of Jane A. Kauffman, deed.
. . . .
. . ..
- I. A two PtMI 111t1CK HOUSE and •
LOT OE GROUND,situate on East ' ••; , -- - - n_
Louther Street, Carlisio. containing .•••• - ,
about 20 foot In front and 240 feet In ,:' -3rft.pw'..,
depth, hounded by Louthor stient, .. • ,,,, E1...'• -
Lots of William Spahr, and Tobias Miller, and Locuot
'Alley.
2. A tWo story WEATRERTIOAIIDED HOUSE, With
Stonet Brick. Building. and Lot of Orbund, containing
no trot in front mill 240 foot in depth, situated on West,
Pomfret Street, bounded by Pomfret street, Lots of A.
Itarnits, and Maths Eby; and Chap. I Ailey. Thorn Is
also a one and n halt story STONE 11011 SE on the rear
of thin Lot on Chaim! Alloy.. • .
'forms made known on day of solo by- .
JOSEPII-D. lIALUERT; •
.• Adtri'r. C. T. A. of Jane Itnufnian, deed.
0ct.26,10t9-3 s. .
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ATALUABLEREA-Tv- -ESTATE. AT
runt() on PRIVATE SALE., •
Tho undersigned offers nt private sale that vnlunide•
'llottnefind Lot situnte In Nertit liatioTer ntreet, In the
Borough of Carlisle, and formerly occupied by Peter
%Veil.ley, doc'd,,,
The house is a two story Frame
Building. Wintered upon the outside,
and In about twenty•eight fest In
pth h. ving—txo,
rooms and a kitchen on the first flobi,l
and four rooms upon the second floor, all in goad repair,
together with necessary out•buildingn. The Let:ls :0)
fort In front, and 240 feet In depth, and contains a vertu
ty of choice fruit treed. . .
—lftina-nbove property-lermot-wohl - at — pilvatirkilt
will be offered ist Pnblie Sale, at the Court Ibmse, on
SATURDA Y, the 20th of NOVEMBER, A. D., 1848.
Fur term/mud particulars apply to
C. I'. DUAIRICII, Carlisle, Pa..
. •
Att'y-tor the heirs of Peter Weibloy, deed.
, - Oct, 10, I 859-t n
Zigrrilantomit
-11-)OES - DISEASE ORIGINATE Ili
. .
IMPUEITV OF .TILE BLOOD?
his li a question of vital Importance. nna One which
has never been satisfactorily disposed of by the profes
sore who teach the healing art. Some maintain—and
especially the old school l'hyntelans—that llfe lives In
the blood, and therefore all diseases originate in it--
but modern science avers that ailments have their
\ origination - 10 both the solids and fluids of the body.
Ilia the letter preponderate, - however, le a fixed feet,
and medical skill b. dearly demonstrated that at
least two-thirds of the Ills that human flesh is heir to,
have their source in an
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD! ' .
As, for instance. in the long catalogue. such as Scrnftt
la, Totter," Barber's " Pimplen, Blotches. Erysipe
Ins. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges from the Far, Few
Soren, or irruptlito diseases of any kind.—Those are e•
certnlned t,y well known medical laws to arise front bad
blood—while the highest medical authorities declare
that most fevers originate in the same manner, anti
moraparticularly Typhoid and scarlet—the former be
hog nn internal, and the latter nn external Irruptive
illaaaan; and in all persons attacked br those maladies,
the blend Is found to be either coagulated, • or of a dark
unhealthy color.
To ward oil' a large Lonjorlty of diseases, as well ma t
curo a number which hnvo already seised upon the.),
Pun, It Is necessary to
INIRIFY TDB lILOOD
Llndsey's Improved Blood nsarcber does not ellim
be a
=I
fur every disease known, but the proprietors claim for
It (be power not only of, draining nut at'. Impurities ni
the blood, but by the skillful combination of well known
vrgetnlilu remedies. it will cure all (Meagan addling from
a deranged state of the liver, drive out dyspepsia, and
give renewed time and vigor to the stomach. That the
Hume FEARCIIF.II to all that is claimed for It, the proprie
tors can, produce
TIIF: PROOF.
It Is only a few years since It was discovered, and yet
it has growl' into such a business that a large laboratory
has loon built expressly for its manufacture—a large
number of men employed In 'putting It up, and still the
SUPPLY DOE* NOT EQUAL. THE DEMAND!
We ask any candid man, could thin hese, If the Ned
Irina did not. possess ALL the viriumclalined for it
The Proprietors hare hundreds orcertificates from
men of probity and standing in the community, show
lag what tho medicine is fining deity for the irulTeritig
• ASK ANY BEESON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whether roll
wan experienced.
Let the aftlVted give It a trial—it Anglo bottle veil
convince the meet skeptical of its efficacy.
iicu„. For sale-in Carlisle by S. W. Haver/dirk, S. HI
Bolt, and 11../. Kieffer; Kauffman & Son, Mechanics
burg; Coaxaller & Zook, Shepherdstown ; Joshua Cain
Ifogatown Jacob Simmons.--Croon Broads; .Ktirts
Wise, Shiremanstown ; A. M. Deldirh, Belling springs;
Mary W. Kissel, Churclitown ; Edward• Janice. West
I ;J. C. Easnaught k Bro., Oakville; Shoemaker &
Elliott, Newburg; Win. Bretton, Nowville; J. Hood &
Co., Springfield; Russell & Dire. Dickinson; Highland
& Wtshinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clark" k Co., Leos
Roads; Win, IL Pickles, Sporting 11111; D. Nonuser
Whit, linll ; .1: C. Altick,Shippetignog; all of Cumber
lend county, Pa. .
LINDSEY & LEMON, Proprietors,
'0ct27703.,. Ilellidayaburg, Pa.-
A. B. EWING'S
(PURNITIMIL.VI44E-ROOMS,
11.8
West High tree[, Carlisle, Pa
(Premium awarded at Me Cumberland County
Agricultural Fair of 1857.)
•
Theaubecrilmr has Just` recolvh the moot splendid
eeoortmont of articlen In hie tine, ever brought to thin
place—which he is determined to .811 at prices that de
fy competition.
• Perla,
, Chamber,
; FURNITURE.
. Kitchen and #,
•
Embracing ovary article used by Houk and Motel
keepers, of, the moat approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including moo Cottage'furniture in Ram
reception and Camp Chairs,- Mattresses, Wit framed;
pictures, Itc.,.A.c.
. Purchasers are requested to call and emunine bla
Mock, at his oxtensive wifiterooms, West Main street,
North aide. A, 11. EWING.
..„.. ...—. ..
.0,11.• Particular ettontlon Oven as venial to funimain;
orders from town. and country, attondod to promptly
and on modoratn terms. A. D. Pi
Carlisle, May 12, 1258.- 2 1y.' ..
TO UNFORT ()NATE YOUNG MEN'
—Spermatorrhcetican be cured without drugs or
curative hogrUnignte. Young mop Marbling' from In.
voluntary EmDelon, would do weltto give my mode of
treatment a trial. Those exhauatlng lows can be por.
manently arrested by a new but never-failing Method..
Addreacfunclosing three &Dare) James 11. Doherty.
&lab's Ferry, Pa. INov.
•
riARLISLE DEPOSIT B A N K .
e Ifhts Bauk hoe this day declared n dieldent.uf
per rent, out of the ,profite, for the hod six mouth.,
which will he paid over to the stockholders or their It•
gal representatives on demand being made for the same.
. , •By order of the Board of Diroctufn.•
• W.. 31."131111TE51, Cashier.
, Carlisle, Nov. 2,1860. ' •, ' • • •
"%ROCCO LEATITER.—A full as.
ky sortutont of Morocco' Loather, Linings and End
Ingo. to. Bodt Trees, and a full tuntortniont Shoo Kitt
and findings of all Muds. • ' .• „•
401 IN P. LYNE & BON,,
North Hanover btrro
Oct. V) '613..
'.lZninbcr•, &,
Still At the Old Business.
LUMBER AND (UAL YARD.
On the Itaiirtind,eiint. of Ctrlicio. In the tointediate,
• vicinity of tho Ono Howie.
• The subscribers hap) entered Into Partnership, and
are.dolng business at the old stand of Shrom & Hoffer;
'where will be found, at all times; LUMPIER. and COAL,
41.401 their varieties:and qualities. •
• .
BOARDS of every kind. - ' • , •
SCANTLING.
FRAME STUFF, . - ,
•
• , SHINGLES. • .
LATHS. .
WORKED FLOORING,
• PALING.
• . POSTS.
Bto.
And in fact ovary kind of Lumbar usually, found in 'a
well stocked Yard. • •
- • As we run *our own Curs, wo urn enabled 'to furnish
•bil is ot Lumber of nny required length, nt: the Aborteit
• possible time. Our Flooring, Wenthei boarding, &eq. Is
_ldurayn_houneddicnii_befurnyped_dry,.....
- C - O A L' Itlnder'Cover.)
___,Nopainkwllll42lipared to furnish Coal forffe
Glenn and dry, of all_alzen and qualdti
_will-he found, .
, •
LYKENS VALLEY t
LUKE FIDDLER:
- SUNBURY WHITE:ABM
TEEVORTON. —
LOCUST MOUNTAIN
.• LOBBERY, &a.
And to our Limo burning frlendit and to Blacksmiths,
we would say, we can and will furnish as cheap as the
cheapost and of Lek quality.
The senior partner will be on the yard as nautili - to
attend to those who may favor us with a continuance
of their fatronege. Thankful for pact favors, he solicits
a continuance . of their custom at the Old yard.
We have a largo stock on band of- Lumber and Coal,
and'ara continually remitting additions, which we will
sell as low as any- other yard in the borough.
' Don't fail to call at the old yard near the flea Muse.
JACOB BIIROM,
'ROBERT M. MACK.,
N. dupllcato of tho boOko of. Shrom k Troffe r,
am In my Banda; thole" Indebted can call on the ante
scriber at the old yard and pay to JACOB NIRO%
July 27; 1557,
NEW COAL AND LUMBER YARD.
The sultscribers havo this day entered Into part
nership to Wade in
COAL A'ND LUMBER-,
-Ir. - will hem constantly nn hand and furnish to orde r
all klnde and quality or totasoned
LUMBER,.
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,'
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling - lath, worked Floor-
Inn and Weathurbonnling. Fonts and Rails, and every ar--
tide that belonga to a LUMBER. YARD.
All kinds of Shit:girls, to wit: White:pine, Hemlock,
and Oak, of different qualities. Hiving Cars of our
own we can furnish bills 'to order of any length sad
cite at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable -
terms. Our worded boards will be kept under cover no
that they can ha, furnished dry at all times.
WO have constantly on band'all kind. of Family Coal
under cover, which wo will deliver clean to any part of
the borough: To wit
LY KENS VALLEY,
LURE , FIDDLEIt,
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LOIIIIERY.-
which we pledge oureolves to sell et the lowest prices.
Beet quality of
Limeburnees and Blacksmith's Coal,
ALFRED MOORI.)
always on hand whlrit we rail sell at the lowest rimy.
Yard west slop 01 Orpromor Sehool, Main street.
• AIt3ISTRONO /4 HOFFER.
July 20,1000
LUMBER YARD.—The subsdribera
having purcheacd if large tract of pine timber
land and saw mills, on the west branch of the fitiaque- ,
hanna river, have opened out a lumber yard at
MECHANICSBUIIO, •
on tho railroad, corner of Allen and lllgh streets, neat
tho steam saw mill of Sehllo, Eberly k Co., and also one
Wei
•
• AT GREASONVILL.E •
near ififinoia ' where wo — vllll lie able sell lumber at
such prices that will be to tho Interest of builders and
others to call end see us infers buying elsewheie. Our
advantages over other dealers are that our lumber does
not pass through the hands - of onwiwo or more sport
turabeforawe get it,-.ancl-thatmilLenahle_m_toaell
lumber cheaper than aoy others can nellpt these places.
We will also wholesale lumber from our.ilirrlsbag
yard, and will deliver lumber at and _ point alopg„the
- Wait - dere can
have lumber sowed sultdblo for any rise of building, or
for oilier purposes, by furnishishing on with their or.
ders In season. 811AFFNElt,.(11tEASON & CO.
Apnl,l3, •
NEW ARRANGEME - NT.
On nod after 111onday, 23d May, 180, the Buie.
scriber will run , n Lally Train of Cori, betweon
CARLISLE AND. PHILADELPHIA,
leaving Carlisle every morning and Philadelphia eyery
evning.
Ail goods left at,the DZPOT of Peacock,
Zell & lIINCIIMAN, Noo. IO and 811) Market street,
will be delivered In Carllole the next day. •
W. lIENCEIIBOII,
Westalßh Street, Car Male, Pa.
OE=
NEW. COAL . TA R
AT TIM WEST END or CARLISLE.
fhe Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of Limoburnets and the citiselfs of Carlisle,Sand the
surrounding country generally, fo bls NEW COAL
YARD, attached to his Wars Ilouse, on West
.11igh
where he will keep constantly on Wanda large supply
of the best quality °ICI:IAL, to wit:
Lyltens valley, Luke Fiddler, Tine rove and Trevor
ton, Broken, Egg and Nut Coal—screened and dry coal,
which he pledged himself to sell at the lowest posnible
prices. Best quality of Llmeburner'e and Bittkamlth'n-
Coal always on hand. •
dlui— All orders left at the Were Ileum or at his rend.
dance in Notth Hanover Street, will- be promptly at
tended tn.
April 14, 'sEi—tt .1. W. lIENDERBON.
FORWARDING AND COMMIS
-
1 HOUSE.
GENERAL DEALER IN
FLOUR, SALT AND PLASTER.
The aubocriber would respectfully info:ld the engem"
°Keyhole and vicinity, that he has leaped the large and
codunotilous warehouse oc,JACOIiIIItEEM, cud having
repaired and fitted up .the care Ina superior manner,
he is prepared to do freighting of all kindogt to or from
all poluts, Eouth, East or Wert. .All goods ordered to
BURK & REYNOLDS,
812 MarkeY Street, Philadelphia; or to
COOVER k KRAUSER,
203 North Street, Baltimore,
will be promptly delivered in Carlisle.
The blithest market Prise paid for nlllOl.lllll grain.
forget - ,the old stand, corner of Mohr and West
Streets.
. .
JOS. RITNER, Jr.
Aug. 31.1849.—1 y. Successor to Jacob Rhesus.
N. B. Best quality of FL)UIt, for family use, kept
constantly la sacks or barrels, for sale wholesale or roe
JOIIN EARLY. J. R. NONEMAKER.
FORWARDING AND COMMIS: .
SION 110U8E.
FLOFIt AND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND SALT
The subscribers having tskon the warehouse, ears and
fixtures of Win. B. Murray's well known establishment,
on Wool High street, opposite Dickinson College. would
Inform the public that they haro entered into a general
Forwarding and C011111%14%1(4
Tlio highest market price will be paid for Flour, Brain
and Produce of all kinds.
Thoy aro also prepared to freight produre and stock
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the lowest ratesi trtth
eanity and despatch:
PLASTER AND SALT kepLconstnntly on Mind. and
Ault AND FEED at, wholesale or retail.
Coal of all kinds. embracing
•
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LUKE PMPLER, •
SUNBURY WRITE AM,
LOCUST GAP,
Limeburner's and IBlacksmithl
1850
KEPT UNDER COVER,
and dellvefedAyv;toypay . t of the town.
EARLY A RONEMAXER
Aug. 17,1850
BARGAINS?, BARGAINS I I
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Will De opeiteltthls week, an extensive assortment of
I ivgant and New Style Dry Goods. which will be. sold
If at 'lvry low figures. The public Is respectfully in.
rued to rall and examine fur themselves.
Sept. 98, 1859. CHAS. OGILDY.
L i ESTER'S L(0()K STITCH
SEWING MACHINE:
Prici $5O, -and Upwards.
The great re;or whlaik attended the trktroduetkia of
LESTER'S SEWING , MACHINES;
sufficient seldom* of thole ••":„" • •
SUPERIORITY OVER AEG .orrinesi
,
THION. AND THIN WORK,
, eing moro ohnplo than oth4 MACHINES; And leu
Lablo to
TO Ott OUT OF ORDER.
Tbeity will STITCII, 11E31, BUN. AND-OATIIEIO I
.7'hey mak; good backayd, bah aides, alike,
WARRANTED ONE YEAR
Saleo-1616m, 1[63 Baltimore St;
oetz,lsoo
es, among et bleb
BOA !IDS,
Broken, Egg, Biore nod Nut
da. do. '
I=3
FOR. BOTH
BALTIMORE, MD
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