New ilhuertienints
'Letters of Ailmlnistiation on the I , ,stale .SA.
• - A DMINISTRAI'()II'S.
.0011 emim. iota of the lieroinch df Carli.le, deceased,
have been issued to, Vie at ii:•rilier residing in •Fouth
dllddlatmr to,voship) All persons indebted to said Es.
tote are requested t 4 ,ilitke 'immediate payment, and
these havnig cto present tIiVIII . VOr Sett.frnlll.llt to.
ii tin
A.i.iiiistrator of Sarah Clark, Oec'd,
Deo, 21, 3851-aV
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_lt U SOCIETY
vING .L^fho ragular annual meetitic - ot - tiM
Snoloty.wlll 1)0 hold atitlM ;curt Roost,. In Carlislo,, on
TIJI•I . 4I , AY. thu Id day of .I,i\ UA ItY.noxt, When he
officers of thu doulety will he rioted for the unsultig
, yule :Intl other buslno s , trati.ctod: All farmers art,
• inviteit to attend.
11". S. Cit(Wc. Socrotury.
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,ADD, ,, WELS§TER. & CO.'
j-SEWINI.MACHINES.
f many reasons why the Sewing
31nehihes . of Ladd, Mktg?. d Co. •
are prethired above, all others.
1. They m•tt so remarkably SIMPLE In their construction.
A chill 'can operate them and understand the
mechanism,
2. They ace the STRONG rsr•Sowing Maehines made. It
Is almost imposslble.to break or to get them out
of order.
a. They (are sone In. their operation;. finishing the
work In a uniformly perfect mintier.
'they tolikoa TIOET.Lock bl IWO. alike on bath -sides
of the wont, which canimt he wintrEttn.
u. They, - Stitch, hem. bind, f6ll,.run and gather, with
out busting,
0. They sew equally well the LIIIIITEST Mid' the IlEATI
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stir fabrie,
it They sew over OW uenrtesT SEAMS without changing
the tension 0 r breaking the finest thread.
8. They use any No, orcotton, Thread or bilk dirpctly
. • from tint sum]. ' • •
IL They use a STINIMIT neediti; curved ones are,Boble
• to n
10. The needle Ina a PERP&lnlelltkit nuitio - n. This is
• Ri/Mnitlloiy IOnriSSETV iOr heavy work.
11.- They here n wniaa. FEED; 110110' others are in son
stan't cookout with the work.
12. Th .y run coldly and aroalmost nolselostr.
1::: They are not !habit to oil the dress nOthiroPerator.
It: They do not 11. quire a screw driver to set the needle.
15. They do not have to, he taken apart to on or clean.
16. They do not form ridges on the under side of the
work, nor are they' wasteful of thread, as Is WO
ease With kLLA7/NIS STENO MACIIINTS
17. They are capable of doing a grenter hinge
of work, -
and in a - more perfect . 11111IIIIIIP than any other
Sewing-Machine ;-amis proved •1y- the .resnll. of
our challenge for n trial, which has novel' been
• - are,ptod.
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Exhib lion and for sale,..at Mr, 'H. A. lient-
Notes' ItAtillititlMAN R 00318,24. door West of air.
Zitzer's Unice, -
W. 11. MASON, Aor.yr
Der. 21 1959-3 t •
4 Every - descAption or Needle Work executed at
our ROOlll4, and sample., of work sent by mall.
ASSOCIATION!
PIIILADELP ILIA
A Benevolent Institution, established by special en
,dowtnent for the relief of the MCI: and dist revved,
Virulent and Epidemic dire:IFOS.I
And especially for the Cure of Digeases, of
- the :;extull organs,
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tho Aeling , Sur.
gret. to all who apply by letter, with a description o r
their condition, (age, occupation, habit.. 4 of life, Ac.,)
and in Castts of extreine poverty,"Medicines-farnislied
free of charge. •"
- • VALUABLE REPORTS on Sportnataricrea, and other
Disrages of tho Sexual Organs, and on Oa, NEW 11E3
SDI ES - innploved In the Dispensary. sent to the °fillet.
in se - aletriettr envelopes; free of charge. Two or thre
St/naps for p”stago will bo acceptable: -
Address, Dit..l. SR; LLES HOUR wroN, Acting tinr
goon, Howard Association, NO. 2 South -Ninth Street
Philadelphia; Pa, Ito order of the Directors,
Itht.A D. HEARTIVELL,.Presid. , ut
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. I
DeC21,1859...1,7
~B OYD'S BUSINESS I?,IREOPpItY
=I
Montgomery, BnekS, Chester, Delaware
Adams, Cumberland, Danphin,-Frank-
Laneastet'..anctiork.,
Thn auhscriber will publish at 8o early day,. a Busi
ness Directory of the above Crthnties, which will con
tain the names of all Merchants, Manufacturers, Partn
ers, Mining and flail Road Newspapers,lnsuranc
CO., Banks and other Corporations, &e.,• located
and doing busines thereint The names wilrbe,..a,
ranged according to their several averatiues.
The book will boa vii size. and will ben Verfeet re.
Ilex of the business and resources of these count lea.
—;Able and experienced Cnnrassers are now engaged
In collecting the ta:essay-3'. inforniation, and it Fslioped
the public generally wiflaid-in carrying out the enter
prize.
Subccription prim of the bent:, $1.50, payable 011 do
llvory•. Advertisements_ inserted ou.reavenablo terms
Agents wanted lu every town.
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W3l. if. lif)YD,
Publisher of Directories for Philadelphia, Washington
City; Lancaster City an, County, Rorke County and
City of Iteaoling, Lebanon County and Borrughs, Le.
high County, Northampton County, Schuylkill County,
and-Now York, Maryland nod Virginia States.
Dcc. 21, 1129.
HISTORY AND, DIRECTORY OF
CAR LTSLE.—The eubscrlbers propose publishing
soon no the requisite materials can be collected,
A History and Directory of the Borough
, OF CARLISLE;
which will contain a condse history of the Dorough,
from its fi rst settlement to the present time, a list of,
the adult Inhabitants, alphabetically arranged, their
dwellings, occupations, places of business, and dwelling
houses; a list of the streets of the Borough : statistics
and history of church., schools, public Improvements,
lines of travel, the various associations, nod such other
detail as will make a useful and Interesting work of
reference. The business department of the Directory
will contain the cards of business men handsomely die.
played and Arranged, presenting a desirable medium
for exhibiting their business operations.. The work
will bu carefully prepared, and Its typographical fen.
turn wool executed. It will be published by subscrip.
Con, and will. be furnished to subscribers, bound in
cloth, library style, at min dollar per copy, payable on
the delivery of the work. F. 11. .I.OIES. Businass
Agent, Mansion House, will attend to all business con•
netted with the Directory.
WHITEHEAD k JAMES,
• PUBLISHERS
Dec. 21, 1559
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A - A MERRY CH.RISTMAS
' AND A
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
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X COME, I COME.
I come again at the close of the year
To all with a smile, to none with a tear; - - -..
To banish off care from the passing day, . .
I gladden all hearts thou beaten away.
At my I eadquarters In North.llahnver street,
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Young id old I shall be happy to meet;
For it I there the good things are sold,
Half of which cannot at present be told. '
MUSS KINGLE...
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,MO.NYER,'S •
W3OLESALE . AND-RETAIL
CONFECTIONERY,
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Is tiny - well stocked with choice, plop; and fancy CAN
DIES of every variety. Also the largest assortineut of
' TOYS AND FANCY OQODS _
ever offered In this pim); all.of which will by sold at
rates.to suit the times". . . .
Then come one and all and see for yourselves,
The loads of nice things piled on our shelve.
P. MONl'llit,"
North Hanover Street,.Carlisleirs..
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Dee. 14,180.
ORTA:BLE GAS LIGIIT.
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The undersigned are now prepared to furpish
, !Loveless' Portable gas Light and Fixttiree,"
at prigge ranging from $5,00' to' $5OO.
, This light has the advantage over other artificial
light on account of its SAFETY. iIIIII.LIASCY and
ECONOMY, the cost of A Full Flaunt being only about
'l./Nit,iOENT per hour.
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited, land full
eatistiotion warranted. Liberal deduction - outdo to
Churches and Seminaries. All Orders will receive at
tention If directed to , , HARKNESS A CO.
Carlisle, I'm
spa _We would refer to the following gentlemen who
.have tire light In use.
hiahmA, Sturgoom Esq., M. Watts, Esq., Dr. D.
Ker, Esq.,. Jog. 0. Hoffer, Esq., aud Col,
J. Acolunls.
Carlisle, Dec. 14, . •
FASHIONS! FASHIONS!)
Front the Easterit-Cities.;,
FOR TIIE LADIES.
'rim S. A. lIIITTSI7 eelll open on thtirialay the
frisL, a large and elegant toisurtment of the very latest
'stiles of
• WINTER. BONNETS AND MILLINEItY, ' ,
Chlldran's Hate, in all iitylen, Cloth Mantillas, hm,
and Fancy Monde, he., de • • • • •
LADIES, call and coo thero'boautlinl styles and get
targting. .
Store'on North Hanover Street, NOWA • ,
Dec. 7, 1859-a , -
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFT!
JUST IiPLLISIIy.D,
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THE - ALBUM op isIUSIC .FOl3,
.Onntainhig a choke aelection 'or mild° and One embel
Eshmetts. '.Eor sa'e by ' • •
'LEE & WALKER, P'uotionens,
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No: 722 Chestnut'Stioeb . PLE4l9,lpLia,•,,
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vnycz o,00; siettithaiCtr - se - o'fiiesage.
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:pomp ','. 'AND;. 8)1008. ~ A.. lot of
134 is - an* Shoes just, r
, oc . elTed:, ,Ladlege., And
Il ma kintecoo , Doets'of WIIIO a celebrated make..
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new-liapply. -,.. ~ • -' ,'^' , !: MIAS.. OtliyY.
Oirlio ,, ;If.f. 36 1* 1 ).„ .. . q ;.,' r ,
ACKERE LINO. 2. & 8: juut
remold and for ade low at
..lifliOkellajlcous.
1141 S T AI A S • P RES:YANA' Si.
Goods for the 11 - OliclOys ! 1.
FALL, Attalv At. OF•
Freo, Drugq, Fancy. Goode, ;Fruit, and
Confeetional7..
, S. V. ilAyEngnokhn..just received trout the City
,Landau now opening a splondld display of FAMIV11001):1,
to which he dosires to call the attention of .111 s Mends
and
,the public. Ills assurtnuott h 1 tills lino mint he
surpasqed In novelty anti ulegance and bOth in quality
I and price of the ortich '
si cannot fail tupleinfpurehusors.
-It would hoinipussiblu to on utheyato
MIME=
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wlijell comprise every variety of 1'41117 articles of the most
'exquisite finish such as. .. ' .• .':, ..
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Papier .Itarlhe Clouds. , •
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Elegant and porcelain loft -stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
• Ladies' Fancy Baskets, . - •
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Fancy IFeric Boxes,,Wlth sowing instruinailts, ..
Ladi,;t:' Caine, IVrIl lag Desks, and Portfolios.
Port Mammies, of every variety, , • .
. Gold. pens • and pencils,' Palley paper vfolghts, and a
'large vt.rloty of ladles' Fancy Math, cry. ' _
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
Riding whips, elegantly finished. Fier cutlery, ~
Perfume baskets and bags,
.Bruthes of every kind for the toilet, . ,
X. hoofs and lt. k U. Wright's .Sohps and Perfumes
Of various kinds,
Paltry Phis for brad dressed and shawls. • . '
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instruments, of all kinds nod at all prices
together with an innumerable varieby.ofartleleaolegant
•ly aml suitable for holblny presentspito which
ho invites special attention.
Also; an extensive and elegant collection of
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comprising the rations English and, American Works,
riebly enihelisbed POETICAL WORKS,. Itibles. and
U phill Books, elegantly . bound in velvet with metal
clasp's and corners. suitable tor holiday gifts.
Ills assortment School Books and School Stationery is.
also complete. and compilses everything used in the
Schools. Ho also desires to call the particular Attu'',
I ion of Families 10 his elegant assortment of
. o , I. AJI P S /tr.,' •
from the ostensive establishments Of ,Cornelius, Archer
and others of PhiladAplila, comprising every style pf
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps. for 'Miming either
Spinmt or Etherial oil:also 'IIYOTTS celebrated
Ke.rosene or Coal OH Lamps, together with Flower Vases
Fancy Set - tie., ,tc. Ills assortment In this lino Is .un•
equaled In tile borough. Also,
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„_nmbrnc•in't all the favorite brands, and a fine assort
meat of.MBEIISCII.IOISAiIIiIIiItS AND PIPES.
ILUITS,
Snell 115 Oranges. Lemons, rigs, liaising, .Neetarines,
Pril 111,. NCY , CON PEC'el ON A ItY—NUTS—PIt
'FIttIITS,')IINO9tD-‘1,1t.11% - NI% LES, --&,..
I in every variety and stall prices, all of which are pore
land fresh such as can be confidently rerommended to
his friends. Ills stock embraces everfthing in the lino
of Palley floods+, with many other articles useful to
timekeepers which the public are especially invited
to call and 0.131111 C.
Ihnnember the Old •Stand, nearly opposite tho Bank on
North honorer street: . .
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EIDIO II & SAWYER; (East Albin
gi Street.) hare just returned front the Eastern Cit
ies With it forge hint well selected steel: of
WINTER GOO - DS, •
to which they respectfully invite the ittteutlon of
buyer's.
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It embraces eqrything Tare and new thrown in tile
muirket by recent-Importations and Auction in,
eindliig Fancy Dress Silks, newest styles velvet, l'op•
lins. Elegant Figured Merino., Paris lief:tines, Satin
finished Valen - clas,'and all other kinds and vat letleA of
Dress floods.
Alan a Inrgo assortment of Brorba, Long anti Squire
Shawls. Srotch, Blanket and WaterlOp, Double, Hever
_Bible and flay State Shawls.
01,0TII.MA.:\:TILLAS,-Cloth Mantillas, Raglans from
Nvlinlesido nmuilfacturers nt•lcumilodged the host styles
fir limn thlsseason. ,
FURS! Flllts.! 1 FURS!!! 7n, very variety. Sah)e„
Stone, 3la,tinrStberlan Capes, CUTS and Muffs, lttis•
slap-Fitch. French Stitde, American Fitch Chlldron'a
- Furs of all kinds. We v.ariant them all free from
monis. having purchased dlreet from manufacturer's; •
Ladies and Gentlemen m 111 find n irma.rtlon a full
line - nt. every dims of ji.."Mds 'kept ins first-class Dry
(ods Store.
' - For notAT)AY ritEsryrs - toe are fully prepared _
mit!, n full stock;of Fancy and desirable goods.
We h . el prep:it...ll trllh this• large addition of new
goods nod our loriner - stork, to suit the wants of all in
our line;-we ask an lowpeetton_of.our goodii— No troo.. ,
bin or attentionis spared In allowing gods
SAWYEIi.
Carlisle, Dee, T., 1859;
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11 E It I I? E &ALES!
- By virtup of surdry writs: of Von d is
sued out of the Court of Common I'lllll
County, and to moo diretted. I - 0111 en'posi, to nubile
venduo or outrm at tho Court How'', in tho borough :
of Cnrllido, on Feiday the 6th day of January, A. D.,
1860, nt 10 o'clock the folloiving deter) Lmd'iioui
listate, to
lot of ground situate In the borough of Newvllle,
containing toot In Trent nll,llBll feet In depth, more
or lest, bounded on the cast by Main
, Street, OR the
west by lot of .lacob_Swoyer, on the north by high
Street, and on the south by Church alley, having
thereon erected two two stony brick houses, four nun
and a half story Offices, and 'frame warehouse..' Seized
and taken in execution and to be sold as the report,
of Samuel Bear. "
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ALSO
4 lot of ground situato On Newton township, Cum
borland county, containing 55 foot In front' and ISO
feet in depth, moie or less, 'bounded on the north by
property of John Murphy, HMI., on tho smith IT lot of
Mrs. Ann DAvidson, on thin east by !tall Road street,
and on tau west by an alley. Seized and taken In
oxecution and to be sold an the property or J. 11.
ba"u , h.
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ALSO, •
A lot of ground rituatu in the borough of Carlisle,
containing three acres, more or 'lens, bounded on the
root by lands of Christian Stayman, on 'the west by
nubile road. an the north by lands of William Bornltz,
and ou the south by lands,of Samuel Ilephurn, Esq.,
having thereon erected n brick. shed. Seized and ta
ken In execution and to be sold us the property of.
George Beaver.
ALSO,
thy virtue of n writ of Lover' Fnelas Issued out of th
Court of Common Pleas ofeumberland County, dto
mu directed, I will expose to sole by public vend u or
outcry, at tho same time and place,. tho following 6-
scribed Real Estate, to wit
•All that . curtain messuage. piece or patrol of land
composed of throe tots, ,row, occupied us a wholo (by
. the said Peter and Elizabeth Hari/leiter) situate In Sil
ver Spring township, county and state aforenald. the
two lots flouting no the HogentoWn Road and bought
of John.Eberly, described as 6.110ws : beginning at the
corn, of Simp•unis Ferry Road and the flugestown
Ito,-thence by the ilogestown Road snotty font,
thence by lot No. le to an alley, thence by sold alloy
south 65 feet 6 Inches to sold Simpson's Petry hand
thence east by said road 1110 feet to the place of begin:
sting, being lot No. 20 and The third part of thO
premises consists of a lot adjoining the cbove described
lots on the west. described as tolhoVs, to wit : Begin.
'ling tit a corner of the Simpson's Ferry Rood and alley,
thenVe by said road went 00 feet to a cost, thence east
40 feet to said alley, thence south 194 I . Seized and
taken in execution and to be sold as the moony rf
Toter and Elizabeth Ilarlarker. And all to e ..old by
1110. ROBERT MeltAwrsEV„.: teriff.
av_Conclitions: On all amounts over five indred
dollars. fifty dollars invite be add when the •property
Is stricken off, and twenty.five dollars on all amounts
under five Inthdred.dollarsl
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tiberitre • flier, Carlhile.
' December V 2, 1859. f
R EAL ESTAT , E 42I, •
' • s • , ptimAo SAM
On Tuesday, (/c 10fh.day of January,
.1860.
Cony4onetug nt 11 o'clock, A. M
In pursuance of all order of the Orphan's_ Court of
Cumberland eountv, to mo directed, will be sold at pub
lic hale, at Cork's Taviirll, which Is near the promises,
111111 011 1110 IValnut Bottom Itoad, about five alike east
of ShlppeuSburg, Cumberland enmity, , lbo lei
lowing described Iteal.Estate, late the property of Abra•
or, doe'd, to wit ,
370 1 AC1IES AND 74 PERCHES Oh' FINN AND
.
" UR LAND,
divided into a number of tracts or lots, but will be so I
to suit purchasers. , • .
The Improvements aro a
LOG HOUSE, BcC.
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A large portion of th as St
e land Is coy .3.
ered with Hull lug CHESTNUT, PINE, OA E,and other
timber. will make good farm land n Min cleared, and is
susceptible ol'n high state of improvement. There is
running water thereon, and a small LAKE, known as
the Ohl Pond."
There Is also an OKEJIANK thereon, whirls contains
a good quality of Iron Ore, and is vnl Millie.
This property Is situated on the south side of the
Walnut Bottom Road move met Honed, and is bounded
by 11l 4. Pond Furnace Estate, Jelin liaison. florid Fore
man, and °thins. Persons desirous of purchasing aro
exported to view the property before the day of sale.
The terms, Mai aro reasonable, will be made Known
on thd day of sale by . .
DAVID
.•to.dtoluistrator of Aprahow Sourer, dad
Dec. 14,1869-t s. • .
. Oilr Name— Our Motto,—"Good Will."'
repeetfully announce that, we: in
holdhlKour
LAST GRAND 'FAREWELL FAIR;
during the Holidays in
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• RHEEM'S: . HALL," • .
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CoMMencing 'Wednesday Evening, beten;ber 21st, 380,
and eloving.Monday Evening; January 2,1,180;)
i•espectfolly soilyit the old
,of the public lu .the
enterprise." 'the proceeds nip to lip applied the . pay
inept of lIOSIL recewhy Purchased. .. • ,
Single ,Tlelnets, to Coats Peelmps containing els
tickets,' SO cents. To be obtained frpiu
commute or at the door, .I,lespeetfully, , -
don,o. halbert, • .
George Dlrli,, . . • JOhno:,linibert.
John G. Heiser, ;lobo C. Sebucinonti,
• Wiliam L. Spottswood; Williatu • Zininiernihni
Simon Early, •• Daniel j. Morire,
• 'Hobert Wet. J. Cameron, ,' .
George Voire l ' •
Jos. W. ()GILLEY,' Chairman.
Oet,2lllPfifl-t 1.
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LAD :WEBSTER Ir, ;CO. :
:111TR91/ED Txonm ATIfiCIT
i..§EW'IN "'MAORI:NES,
On ilahltdtion and, for Nilo at Mrs'. 11. , A. ItEYNOLIA
• DAOMMII. MAN ROOMS, 2nd door welt of,pr:
• • t '741112V0 Pai
Aind ' "
,• nn '' • I • 'lV."..l..litAool o ',Agont.,
• Dm 7,, 1.1550 7 tf.,:, , . .
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tiOlitt:FAlL to see SIXTH ANNUAL' AN , ..
,toputichatANctoke ir,4lll#n4 Katy ip iincithiar colungt;
IIOS'PET'TER'S
STOKACEtaitTERS;.
The l i ra 1d and - manufacturers of HOS-
TrIPEIC:i CEI.I4IIIIA TED STOMACU BIT
YEItti coo Appeo with perfect eanfideneelo.
physician , nits eft iO , Its generally 'of the United
'Bl.iiiiK , Vbeittina , ill a hut ic e iffis Ht tun t ed l i re p,
1111.1011 41k1.411 , 11.: 11111i1I0 ' 111 ' A
fifty .facts upon
.this .point will.
,speak in 're powerfully. titan
volumes a bare orseet ion oy id.zoning puffery.
The, eonsuMption,pf flout el tor:o Sunnufill Bif
las tor; the last year amounted to Over a half
million bottles, a to,l from its manifest steady
increase in times 'past, it itt evident that during
the.coming.iyear file cont.umptioii will rettch
near one milliottbottles, !this he:sense amount
could' never hart , been Kohl,
,Litt for the . rtit'e
medicinal properties contuined itt the prepara-
Chit; and 'the sanction of the most prominent
phySicidost in - 1114se sections of the country
where lite-article is lteAt known, who not only
reetHilfuen4 the Niters ° to . their Patients, hut.
are ready al tilt times to give'tf;'stimonials to its .
etlikey in fill 'eases of stomachic derangements.
and the disposes resulting Iheretrom.
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;this is a liisuporiirygioptiliirily, obtained.
by extraordinary . efforts in the way a '
pet hag the qualittesof the Bitters,' but a solid
estimation at an invaluable medicine, Which is
destined to be ns enduring no time itself. •
llostettel'3 Stomach Ilitlers; have: proved
n Godsend. to regions where fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have?
collided their victims by hundreds. •To ho
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain eure for-tite .11yspepsia and like
diseaSeti; is to the proprietors a 00111 TO of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
front the ..stuntach, purifies . the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality t o the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
for the rest oration of health. It operates Upon
the stomach, liver. and ether digestive organs,
mildly but. powerfully, and soon restores diem_
to a condition essential to the healthy discharge
Of the functions of nattire. •
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the ladtle, turd they will find
in it. a stimulant peculiarly atlau&oti-fo'c,omfort.
declining yearn. an, ills pleasanillo the palate,'
invig9yagnglo the bowels,.excellent„as a tonic,
and . relrivenating generally% • W
en e hale the evi
dce of thonstinll4 - Orated - men and women
who have experie - nced tat; hefreu of using this
preparation while Sufferinr , f ro m E t munch
do
rangements rind general debility; acting under
the advice - of physiciil,s, they have abandoned
all .deleteilous thngsi and fairly tested' the
merits of this, article. A few, words to the
gentler sex: There are•certain periods when
their cares are so harasting that many of them,
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is sin idisorliingtst.tehde"at, thp
mother, especially - if she be young, is apt to •
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. t.;ltould the period or maternity
arrive during.the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Ilere,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate Ilse energies of the system, and enable the !
mother to bear up - under her exhausting trials
and respon,ibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that revolve the efirlornement of physi
cians,l7ecanse it in agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily sun:3lll,th.
All those pet sous, 'to whom we,liave part icu
.larly referred above, to -wit: sufferers from
fever anti ague. canned by malaria, diarrhoea,
dymintery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements ol'—tile stomach,
sripe•unnmauii invalids, persons of sedentary ,
occupation, and nursing met Irer, will consult
ow : ti pity: teal welfare'by giving to Hos
teller's Celcbrated Stomach Ititters•nt
. .
- CAUTION.—)Ye - eautlitn - tlie - itublic against
using any. o f the many imitations or connter
feitA, but ask for llosritrrtat's 'Crt,Enit ATI:1)
STnmAcii nod see t lint each hottle has
the words "Dr..l. I tu,tet ter's St omach t ors"
blown on the tide of the bottle, and stamped
on the, metallic cap coverhig the. cork, and
observe that: our autogral,t,lt signature is on the'
label.'
Air Prepared, and sold by HOSTETTER &
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., 'and sold by all
druggists,, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, South Amo-,
rice, and Germany. -
•
For sale by S. Elliott. S. W. ilaverstick, Carlisle; John
C. Attick, John Stambaugh, Silllnamsburg; 1.. Itnuf
man, .1. 11. limning . , Mechanicsburg; 1111 , 1 Druggists
generally throughout tluncounty. . • Nov. U,
SENWEIN'SIaII. AND WOOD
NA PTIIA PECTORAL,
Ie life DENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD,
for the Cunt of Cottons aim Coin, Croup • 11nmehills;
them, Difficulty In Ilmithln4, Palpitation of the
, Heart, fur the relief of patients In the
advanced stages of BONSUJIPTIOI,
gether With all Diseases of the
Throat and Chest, and
which predisposed to Consampt lon. It altec s m root
of disease, mid makes the fell destroyer Puecillll6 to Its
lIBUOiItO.. It also produces free expectoration, and in
duos healthy anion In the diseased Mucous Membranes
and' issues. It Is peculiarly adapted to the radical cure
of AHTIIMA. 000 dose of this invaluable Syrup often
gives ease, and consequently sleep, which the peculiar
nature of this illsea•o deal:, him. It In very pleasant
to the taste, and prompt In Its effects. Tar in, Rod tea
convinced. that It is invaluable in the mine or Demi.
CRIAL AFFECTIONS'.
II AL Pines 50 'INTO PER BOTTLE,
• , Proparod only by
A, ESSENWEIN, Druggist,
N. W. Corner, of Ninth and Poplar mreets,
PHI LADELPIII t
N. B. For Sale by S. Elliott, It, .1. Kidder, S. W. Haver.
stick, Carlisle; L. Kauffman. 3lecilanicsburg: and ,
IC Smith, A; Co., Philadelphia, and Sterneepers and
Draggkls generally.
Carlisle. Oct. 10. 'MI.-7 mos.
1 1 011 11ENT.—The large and conuno
' dioashlrivlt Dwelling House. now , .
ccuplod by tho mbscril.or, lillci tho ,„I . i.f, .
trge Two.story 1 . 1,.1'ER EP HOUSE,:4 t ' 1 1 ',
ppo4R.a Raymond's II„ till, formerly oe. g..., t 1 , ~..
opied by Richard Parker. ' • 44 , '' :...' \ - 4.:".
For ti-runs apply to
.IACUII RIIRE3I.
Caflitle, Nov. 23,1359-2 in.
FOR lt ENT.—The two-story 1 5 11ster ed
--%
I)WEIA,INO 11011 S E, on Loather • 6
street, now In tin, orenpiney of I'. F.
.:;.4e• it .
Ego, Esq.; also three smaller dwellings ...4..k, p_
will be rented froindho Jot of Apill i,.k r i:,. t , tO.
next. e'
-NL'.. -
.
For terms Inquire of - .'
JACOB SENEI2.
Carlisle, Nov. 23,1820-2 m.
aqui alias
VSTATE NOT4CE — . L.Letters: or Ad
24.100,,tration on the Notate of 'll. W. McCulloch,
lota of Dic4intion tow ushlp.dereasod, hay. Innen granted
by tho Itegliter of Cumberhuid county, to W. Linn
McCulloch, in the boiongli of Nowville.
- All pumaes indebted to said estate, trill mak, luane•
Male payintof, and Mina bating claims, present thou,
duly authMalcated, for Battlement to .
W. LFNN MCCULLOCH; '
..lAdudnisti atm. of IL W.. McCulloeh,,,deed.
Per. 7;1850.
VO'fICE.--- Notice is "
hereby given
that nppllcntton ,r 1111,1.1 made to tho noot Lo/;is •
bawl, of Postosylvanta, to utter tho charter 01 the Car
lisle Deposit Bunk, Ibrated the borough of Carlisle,.
Cumberland county, 110 us to imam; un said book the
rights and privileges of a bank of Issue, and to change
its name to the Carlisle Bank; 'trim) to Increase tlty.,.
capital ofFnillb3tIk s (W111011 is at present' sevoutFfno
',thouttaud Ith privilege or increasing the same
3utt.ler Ito present chortuy, to ono Itundrodthouttitutl,)
two hundred uu, fifty thousand
W.N.BEETVIT, Cashier.
. .
Julie 1859—Got
COURT PROCLAMATION.—
ki Wm:arcs the lion. JAMES H. OltAllAid, Presi•
dent .ludge or the Fevoral Courts of Common Pleas M.
the counties of Cumberland. Perry and Juniata, nod
Justice of the imveral Courts.ef Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery 10'"ualil counties, and Sth•
WOODRURN and lien.' lli. COOKLIN, Judges of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail 'Delivery
for the trial-of all capital, encl .- other offenders, in; the
said connty of Cumberland. by their; precepts to nib di.
rooted, dated the.l4th of November, 1851), have ordlireci
the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General:tall Delivery
to ho holden at CARLISLE, on the second MONDAY DI
January.l6llo, (being the 11th day) at 10 Ochicle In the
forenoon, to Cull t 0.,, two weeha.
NOTI&IS Illlltl,llY GIVEN to the Coroner, Jos.
lives of the Peace and Constables of the said county
Cumberlai.d, that .they are by the Said precept ento•
mantled to ho thetPand there In' their proper persons,
with their rills, records, Inquisitions, examinations.
and all other reinembraDees. to do those things whirl,
to their officer appertain to, ho done, And all those that
Ore boiand by recognirances. 'to proxernitis egainst the
prisoners that are or then shall bre In the jail of said
county;nro to bit there to prosecute them an shall. be
just. . •
• It.OB7:ItIcCARTNIEY, SherllT. ,
Stuatioe'n'OarteE,
Cnrilsle, Dec.' 14, 10611. , • • ..
N 9.1:1.6141.'
Notice Is hereby elven that
,on application will be
made to the f,egislattire "Pohnsylvenlit at' Its,mtt .
meeting for the incorporation of a Hank or itme;witit
discount and deposit privileges, to Ire located in the
borou;it of Carlisle:Cumberland County, I'LlOn'a., to be
called, 'rho Brink 'of Carlisle. with a capital of one hun•
dred thousand tioliers..valtblltCyalirto — Tnereese the
saute to Mee hundred thousand dollars., ••• ,
• r , '.1V11.0/01f KER, , ' • 3otlit; PARRER,'
. yriIOII.'PAKTON,' ' - 'JOON` NOULE, •
• . BENJ. O vt,En, in., • dittoott - YOUNG, . •
WOOD,, • . (.1H1115T1.441 STAVANj
Vaal, •i - ,17G(1N o. , s'o3llllerr, ,
11. SliAnpp, ~ • .16m. I,l,,ltustuad., , ,t
" 'Jolts C. Inotit.ite, ".• r'.Jeseett I).l,4yvtt,`
'dtenital. Jellr•.D l2l 4.k:A)4. •: • .
'3OllOB IfOrrETI, I OVERT ' DI gOng;
A. 'STURGEON, • lIPORWY-3VILtION; • . ' y
HAMIT,Et. UUENTON.
.t. JAcon•, ' ps,si. sikh!aa'r_
4upp.0.:1049-"Oni • ••,
. • .• • .
,••-•. . . . .
ODIMS. .
,
A:R,G A'lt'ltT. V A.l, ,! 1 ,
. .
.• Goode,. -
A 7 fiGILLIT'S 011EA1' STORE.
.am : now ' opening the
,largest 'assortment of DRY .
coatis brought th'Ouilbirlioni Co .
The attuntion of the Ladies Is particularly Invited to,
.
the splontild assortment of , , .
- S , • r G oj o D. S
A full line of filagnlficent POplins, Poll Do Chi ,
Tiers, -French Morinoes, Cnshmeres; Sc.. Shawls and
Cloth Copes droll kinds and uncounnonly'cheap. Dress
Triannings. all thione es styles. and to 'milt every color.
Flannels and Blankets at estnniehlug low,priers, Call
'roes. the boat In Carlisle, at'S, Wood 10 to. DoUtinee;
the hest 'is, the Alitto . nt•3l, 50 and 63 eta: • Muslin.
blenched abd'unbleached; no better !Indio° 'eboaplay .tp
be bad. linens, Napkins, Table Cloths; Shistings,
Doylies, brooght from the largdst linpoiter in New
York. very good and very cheap. :Gingham. a full no.
sortmont. • .-
NIOURNING,GOODS.—A largo assortment of mourn 7
ing Goods nrell kinds and descriptlens.
• BONNICTS &, , RIIIIIONS.—A now supply offashlohnlibi
Bonnets and RDA,,. ' at' low figures. . • ,
GLOVKS —The best quality or •
Alexander's, 'Kid,
.Gloves, Kid, Silk and Cotton GaUntlots. Duck Oloyosi
equal to any Exclusive Agency', Gentle: ion's wear.- '
1V new !mot...lent Of ('lnc Broad Clotks, Caster (lea
vers. Plain_ and Fancy CaSsTureres, rostings,'Cassinets,
&v., &re I , ' • . •
BOY'S WEAR.—Cassimeres minable , for boys verycheap.
Three Ply Carpoting, pool, bosun ful and cheap. Floor
Oil Cloths of all widths. good sod cheap; . , •
The slum Is now filled with new, elegant and cheap
anode, brought from the' largest and best houses In New
York ond.Phlladelphia, end wilt be sold off at pricee to
defy all competition., ,
Came Ono. come all, befof o ptirchnsing elsewhore and
Judge for yoursolve.
- Ne trimble to show our goods at the New Store oppo
site the Railroad Depot.
Carlisle, Oct 211;1859.
- VOW IS THE TIME FOR 13AR
LARGS AND EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS/
At tho .New. „e, corner of N:llnneue. k Louther sts.
"rhl, undersigned returns thanks fur the patronage
bestowed upon him by the public, and at themitne time
respectfully announces that he has just returned from
PhiladOlphla. and is now Ilvinlng a new lot of spring
summer DRY-00009 and CIROCERIES, consisting in
part'as follows, and which he Is determined to-sell at
the lowest cash prices. Silks, Ducal Cloths, Challtes,
Alptteas, Potables. Do Doges, ',wares, Poplins, Lawns,
-thtreges, Itrilllants,_Sklrting, French and Sorach
Oiug
'hugts, Prints, Gloves, Ilesiery, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
SiIAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
111
of everY rand - quality. --- Stanle an dimmest le Dry
lioods.
s, •Cosohnpres, Vestings, Mullets, :duo.
Iles, Tlek , Stripes. Checks. Calicoes, Cottonades,
Lineys, ghoutlngs, Denims, Nankeens. Drills, Marseilles -
QtillN, eolor,d' and
, white carpet Chain, 'r. Parasols
tint Umbrellas. Aka, a largo and splendid assortment
of BONN Eli', II ATS, CAPS. HOOTS and SHOES. A
superior lot of fresh OROCEII3 AS, Teas, Coffee, Sneer,
Molasses. Iti,e; Sykes, Lc. Having. selected my entire
stock ,with the greatest care. and the lowest rash prices,
I ear fissure my. friends and the, nubile generally. that
1 will do all in my power to• make my establishment
known no tin `• deed Quarters for flargains.'"Phogo
' who wish to purchase r3i3 find It 'to I heir ndrantage to
call and examine my, stoerbefoie porchnoing elsewhere.
kV. I will pay the mnrket price for Bull.
Egoi, Haw+, Soap and Arid Fruit. -
J. A. lIUAIIIICiI, Jr.
=I
NEW ARRIVAL OF PALL•'ANI'
W - lINTEG GOODS
•Tho underslgued tins just returned from -PhUndid
phin and Now l'Ark will the largest and . mont magolfi
coot stock of goods over brought to Carlrsio, which, to
style dud beauty nrohuiparalleled.
Tho Ladies aro particularly halted to examine ou
curia and splendid stock of
DRESS' GOODS,
cousist lug of Plamithick Silks, Fancy do.;" of every
Ilayelere 'and Flied. d.. r eleout
lino, both plain and falter,
PILENeII.MEItINQES. The larger) stork•wesCof
Eastern Chiles.
, .
C 1 SIIM EItES, Plain and floured, all Wool DeLain
plain nud figured. .
SIIAWI,S. Avery largo fuNortment of over 400—S1
la, liocha's, Jarquard, Blanket, aud.MourningSlllliVlH
ovary quality. varloty, and price. ,
FLANNELS. White, Fatl . and fLII wool plaid Fla
- •
.1•ALP\"1:114. niut Bay:tally.* at ,nritonisliing
loo• '
NIUSLINS. Over 10,000 yds.. from thi•,moot eel
hritted um tatvt 111 0,1 lu t h e U. S., atoll prices, but.
white an.ftmblimebed.
•
LINENS. A largo ntrick of ovdry
Cloths. Nopicins.llll/: for Shirting, from thu best mann
fActurers •
OIN(111A MS. A very large assortment.
I.IkI.ICOIIS. An assortment consisting of over 210,-
000 VILA and at prices to cult thc.finimi.
'l'lllll Hti Ni ii. A very handsome and iron selected lot
of Ladles' Ore„ Trimmings," to suit every. variety of
of dress goods -
, IMVIII.I. Kids, filtuntles, 811 k and Cotton Gloves for
'1.1t11105 nud children
.
'MOURN IN , J GOODS. Black Frond] Merinoes, Dinek
Ca - clialoteE, all 15'..0l DeWoe's. Fig'd Maeda°, Coburg - ,
nnQ e very variety or mourning goods for dress, crapes,
Veils, Collars,
It I,IOIONS. We would call the attention of the Ladles
to ouffnige stock of well selected ribbons.
• (1 I:STLEMEN'S %%TAIL. Cloths. Cannimeres, Satinets,
Velveteens and Cords; over 10,000 ydn. of Satinirts
at very low prices.
CAHPETS. A largo and well minded stork of Carpets
of every description of over 0,00 0 .yards..
II A.Y/Vlllt GLOVES. The tar Poned and well known
Hanover Moves. are only cold hym,. as 1 nm the only
authorised agent for (ho sale of shoot in - this county.
We just received WO pairs of them.
My Store is at the old Stand, in lianovor St., nearly
opposite the Pont °dice. Give us a call and examine
our stook.
Car Oct. 5,1859
SPECIAL NOTICE.-
-
HATS AND CAPS.
. AT
. KIKLLEg'S OL1) STAND.
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
Will he thund a large nod elegant assortment of HATS
and CAPS, in great variety, of our own nud city mann.
torture.
HATS. CAPS.
Military, •
Moleskin, Navy,
Cassimero, Morphy,,
Pelt, Scotch.
Ledger, bulgur.
Planters, • Oil Cloth,
l'lusli C Cloth. Childrun'a Nancy.
ASSO, ‘Vonfliata of alhicinds, which will ho sold at
the lowest prices. Ilacetlect
HELLER'S ODD STAND,
North Hallos er Street.
Q„_ lints of any'style manufsctured to order.
'Carlisle, Oct. 19, 1559.
FrIE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK
AXE FUR EMPORIUM.
No. 708 Ohestant Street, (o,bove seventh,)
ro~i~.~e~~:rr;u,t
The subscribers Invite the attention of the Ladies, to
their stock olthem, F.14:0 ANT O ARM ENTS, of which
!mina a si'rcietnv. they are enabled to Mier the. most
complete assortment In tho city.
They will open In October and November their Im
portations ronsisiftig of
EMBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS,
HANDSOME BEAVER CLOAKS, - •
OPERA CLOAKS, &e.,.&e,,
and 110.4ant.Speell110111i of 1101110 thauutheturo, Rill L
:0,1,1 to their Stock EVERY bIORNINO THROW I
TILE SEASON.-- • - •
GRANp OPENINci,
Elegant Furs For Ladies' Costume.
IN THE FUR, ROOM OF THE
PART, MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
The subscalbeis bog also to announce that. In rem.
Planeo ithlho wll.has of several valued easterners,
they havo added lo their - establishment a
• FII - DEPARTMENT,
In which will nt all Unica be tinned the largest display
of well mooned RAIMENT.% ironic up by the best
French workmen. and at prices which will commend
them to the economical as welt as the most luxurious
purchasers
EVERY UARMiiNT may relied 011. baing exactly
what Is raprupUlt Led. as It in no part of the viol.. of the
subscribers to obtain an ephemeral notoriety oferlug
nil naive man obit:tures for the sake of RIBA; clptp,—
but, on the contrary, a reputation based on the permit.
rout and durableToundat ion of public confidence. •
J.' W. PROCTOR & CO..
. •
Importers and Hanufacturra of
CLOAKS; MANTILLAS AND FURg•.'.
• No Ifill_Ohestnut Street, Philadelphia.
0ct.10.1859-3m. •
NEW GOODS AGAIN 1 ., AT ',GO
, p.,llE'S MEAL' STORE.
'Just returned from the city and non openings& large'
assortment of ,
. Elegant ati*Fashionable Winder Good.;
Elegant Silks, Poll de:Cheviers, and all the nimenk
styles I/RU.BIIOOOS In great variety.
• A large lot of ladles' Cloth Cloals and Shawls, of t to
latest styles. Just roeelved „ ,
-
- I.ADIES' FORS, goad and cheap,
assortmont of Ems Trimminge,4lloak Tasials,
&c. 0 ENT'S SHAWLS, good and cheap, ;, , • ,
CALICOES at 5; 60, 10; and 12 cents. •
D. - LA I,NB.at 8;10, 12,16, and 20 mite:
6-4 Cloth for'Over Coats at 117 and 60 seals% •
6.4 Black 'Cloth for Ladles' Cloaks a $1.50, $2.00
$2.50, and $3.00.
The stock is note largnand - conTlOto. All persons In
want of clop ant and cheap gelds. will find them at the
now store opposite the Ballroad;Depot.
Npv. '; • . "CHAS. 0011J3Y.
Al ILITARY NOT ICE.—The , Board.
iyi .of ,Atlltorgetthe let Brigade comprising Coin,
N
cic
th
Bolan county,. will moot iet,loAlll,lBl.Ei on , Friday,
the 29 dit f Dooillier; for the purposo-of pottllng. glt•
claim it Must the lirlgado. " .Tho. Bonrd, coming .at
Oen. J.' 6. Allen, Col. Win. M. Bowen°, IJout. Col. W.•
Shrive!, rilejor,JobtilteCrintneyi IttajorJoilit bffiainger,
nett Ca f r,.
' 4 ~w4lp.-~ ...
'. I, ~,,.11,, 7,i tzALrai,' il :
:'
• Tirlc:Oar.
Corn. let DrIg:I6IIIDIV.'I , „ W. 2
Nei . . 80, 1809 :i 'r • .. ' . •
ittlBB U. E. _ SEARS, PpykoinN,
will ' , Nit 6rlielis.'Prorgelticroally.'• ivpri ice
A , temnboe 21 1 : `pffico:st Manla'a 11011. •
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. BULLETIN OF TESTIMONIALS
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WO 111lIAL confess that we are naturally mu voiy
In
vorably inclined to now methods for the piano. Ws
have had so many Instructions during the last twenty
years that we really think mankind ought. at least,
to know, how to, play the planolorte However, Mr..
Orobe'lebook has soinewhat altered our mind. • It offers
really nomethlog new, containing 001110 truth we Inkle
,lot met with until now in any other method.. It ail.
heresior once to the principle "TniXatt lIRPORE class."
lie justly says, •Tho REALITY (playing) should come
first, and tho things which buloug to I °mum' should
fellow.".ehls is•excellent. Thb: isjust This Is true
and .mqural. The whole system is based upon this
princlpbk—always with special regard to the primary
Instruction ill the art of playing tiseplano. It le for
this reason that sueh'mattdra as belong to it morti
vnoced period in the player's art are excluded and will
follow in another book. The'music In the book practi
cally Illustrates the principle of the author., The whole
Is to the India, and. will be found extremely useful."
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"First, wu find a very kunsiblu preface, In the course
of which itt given of tile most 'distinguished of ms
predecessors in the bookmaking sin] piano teaching
profestdott,-1 he date of their birth and death being not
firgotton. Mr. Grebe is dOubt less better posted In the
matter of musical biography' than any other musical
man. We find, next: some excellent advice to teachers.
which we should like to tratut,tribe to our col mutts. had
we space. • 511. Urobelt admirable boolyis, on the minute,
heartily to be redommended to the musical public."
kroin ";The Daily INcetpine," Now Oricktus
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and practised eye, conviction that there is a valuable
addition to the rudimentary musical loreofthe country
and the world. A better primary instructor In the art,
and especially In theWience of piano playing, has never
before hem published."
From ." The Public Ledger," Philadelphia.-
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the pupils pleasantly through tho task, by making it
clear, simple '
progressive and practical,"
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will be happy, to give any Information wished
Terra it Wads kturtyp on the ths' 01 se le by. st .
• , •4, " • • •IC 1,, KELLER,
• 'I*KO.A. KELLER,
'" Eibniittint'•tl lo o4t 6 lLtlierr Cleft ".
Ni ENV A •li -It -A. N, 1 1%1 EN T
_ On bpd , Mondai, .'sub
gerktierxill run a 1),,14, pain of ,pgs,.l4utivonit,t,t • •
.0
ti • EAHLIBLE , AND PHILADELPHIA, l• , r•• ,
leaving Carllule uyety votaltig an,d'phila/10h . 1191f4
All gouda left' at the -PILETOIEII DhPOT nrEtueock,
'lull k III5101IMAN,• Non. BPS awl Hlu gfralk i atsaat,
will be_dell . t . arad in'caillnls the next
• • •VINDBRSONI
Miy 25, '55. 19ast,111a13 Strailti.Ea!llale, Pi.
r. ' .
Einnber Agotil.
•.. Still at. the Old, Businegs; •
LU3IBEIt .AND .
4 , 7 ?11.110 II ! ro v itg e . t F m ! dlate
u"
Tho Hhht'rribora have ontoroil Into linitherehip, and
nro,loing:hysloWit Otiite.cJil_thi,iid_9(tilirinit/c/fotrer;
when, wit/ be found, LII . M r IAIt and COAL
hi all their varletits •
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X.J. DI B E. ;R.
BOARDS oY wiefy kind.
' SCAN'PLiNG. .• •
' §"TtriT.
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iv ORKIM FLOORING:7
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And irefaet ornrv'kind of f, umlii4usually'fOu.nd in a
well stocked Yard.'
As we run our dirn tars, wo Oftrotiablea. to,furnlsh
bills of Lumber.ofiu,y required lonrth,'nt I the shorte.t
nos.slble Onto Our Flooring, Weatbeiboardlng, &c., is
always Itou.yed.':tinl-ean belornished,dryi,
0 -A- L ~ (Undei Ctivtr.)
No pubis will ,bo spared to furnish Coat for family rise,
dean and dry, of ail alzen trod qualities, among whish
will be found,
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'LUKE FIDDLER.
• SUNBURY WRITEASIT.'
TREVORTON, - •
' 'LOCUST MOUNTAIN. '
. LOBBBRY
And to our Limo burn lag 'friends and to Blpcksmithe,
we would say, wo'citu and will furnish cheat. an the
cheapest and of best qunlity..: .
The senior partner will. lio;nli Via .yard'ils usual to
attend to those who iney.fular us with a continuance
ot their patronage. Thankful Ps astlnsors, he solicits
a continuancis of their eu6tom , the : pia yard.:
We have I,l.irge stork on ha ,d of Lumber and Coal,
and aro rents fluidly receiving dditioos,ithrelt..vre-will
sell as low ns any. other yard it tileherough:
Dotet fail to cull at the old rd. near thothis House.-
* JAC011"8111t011f;
• ROBERT-PI, BLACK.
N. 11.- , -A duplicato o vir books of Bbbom & Hoffer,
are In my hands; those indebted can call on the ;sub.
scrlbor at the old yard and pay to • JACOB SWtOM.
July i 7. . • 4
. .
NE NV COAL A D 1,1151 . 13E1t YARD
The sulixeriberi Inwe Odd day untErichllnt4art
nership to tende,pl, .
COAL Ni) LUMBER,
We will Imre remnant Ly on bend and furnish to °tiler .
all kinds end quallty - of seasoned.
LumpEit,
- - - -
BOARDS,
SCANTLING, •
' . FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering LOth, Shingling Lath, worked Floor
ing nod Weatherboarding. Posta and Dells, and er Oryar
tide that belongii to a - LIDIDER 'YARD.. .
Mil kinds of Mangles, to Whitepino, Iletniock,
and Oak, of d.fferont-qualities. Hating . Cars of our ,
own we can furnish hills to order of any length and
size at the shortest notice nod on tho must reasonable
terms. Our workbd bona* will ho, kept under cover-so
that they can hp furnished dry nt all times
We hare constantly on hand ail kinds of Family Coal
Under rover. which Ivo will deliver clean to any part of
the bornugh.-'Fo wit
INK ENS VA LLEY, .
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
-LOBIIERY. • - • - •
which we pledge ourselves to sell et the loireit prices.
Fest quality 'of
Linteburner'a and Black:made., weal,
Broken,' Egg, Stoini and Nut
elwnytt on hand *Mph no will poll at the lOwest figure
Yard west Ode ca °returner School, Main street.
• ARMSTRONG & ItOFFER. -
.
July 20,1860
N fiEW COAL
WEST :in 0? qARLISLE.
Tho subscriber would respertfullf call thee-attention_
of Limehurners and the citPzens of Carlisle, and the
Surrounding country generally, to his NEW COAT,
YABD,.attached to hie Ware House, on West High at.,
where ho will keep constantly-on hand a large supply
I et' the brat quality of COAL, to wit: •
Ly kens valley, Luke Fiddler, fine, Drove and Traver
ton Broken, Egg and Nut Coal—Sereenea and dry coal,
_w_lll:l4ho_pledges lihneelf_to_sellgt the Izw-grit,POssible
prices. Boot quality of_ .Lituriburne?. and Bletcßsmlth's
, Coal always on hand. . .
A All orders left at the Ware House, or atehls real,
donee In North. Hanover street, Hill bo promptly at
tended to.
April 14, 'sB—tr. ' t•J. W. nENDERSON.
JON'S EARLY.. _ : • J. ICNONEi4KER.
I~•ORWARDING AND • COMMIS
SION NOOSE. '
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FLOUII.A'ND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND..V.pT.
The subscribers having taken thowarelMuie . cirs and
fixtures of Win. D. Kurray's well known establishment,
on' West High street,Nipposite Dickinson Collsge;would
Inform the public that they lay.. an t eradynt9 a general
Forwarding and Commission . wines, 1 • . -
'The !dullest market price will be patil for Flour, Drain
and Produce of all kinds. • .. ' '
They are also prepared to freight produce and stock
to Philadelphia and Dultiniore, at the lowestrates, with
safety and despatch. . ".. •• • ... -
PLASTER AND SA ur kept constantly do hand; and
FLOUR AND NEED at wholeintle.or'retull.
Coal of nit kinds embracing ' •''
LYEEN'S VALLEY,
.- LUKE FIDDLER,
SUNBUILY. WHITE Ail".
LOCUST OAP,
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's
•
' CONSTANTLY FOR 19A1.11 • " ":
"
KEPT UNDER COVER,
and dollyored dry to any part or tho town. •
EARLY & NONEISIAKEE
Ally. 17,1850.
L -
BER YAll,l).—The subscribers
having purchased a largo tract of pine timber
I and and saw mills, on the west branch of, tho,Busquee
river, have opened out a 'Umber y4rdati
'MECHANICSBUItG,
tho railroad, corner of Allan and high atrada, floor
hu steam saw will of Suldle, Eberly d: Co., and aim ono
AT GREASONVILLE;
near Plainfield, where we will be able to sell lumber at
emit prices that will be to the Interest of builders Audi
others to rail and see us before buying elsewhere. Our
advantages over other dealers are that our lumber does
not pass through the hands of one two or more specu
lators before we get it, 'and that will enable tis to sell
lumber cheaper titan any others can sell at these places.
We will* also wholesale lumber from our Ihrrrisburg
yard, and will deliver lumber at any point along the
Cumberland Valley Itallrbad. U desired, builders tan
have lumber sawed suitable for any,sise of building; or
for other purposes, by furnishishing us with their or
ders in .11H011. SHAFFNER, °REASON 'k CO.
April, 13, 1859--ly
C UMI,3j3RLAND NALbEY R,
WINTER ARRANORILENZ
peffq
'TAW.
OF 1.,p1.1.118 . 1
On inn' after MONDAY, NOV. 14th ,1889, Paceengar
Trains will coups follow.: (Sundays excepted:)
=!
, .
lst Train. 2d Train
beave Phamberslairg, 8.35 A. M. 2.40 1.111
Bhlppensburg, . 0.05 " , 312 ."
' Newell's, 9.38 ' " . 3.45
" Carlisle. " 10.15 " ' . 4:25'. ",,,,
Mechanicsburg, ' 10.47 "- •- • 4.56,--- ""
Arrive at Liarrishuir., IEIS " 5:26'. .
FOR CLIAMBERSBURG,
, , • Tat Train. al Tune
Learn Rear Mum. - B.li .A. 31 ..2.05 P. M
" 1 -- - nochaniesburg 8.67 " r 2.42
Carlisle, • 9.37 " 3.15 "
" Newv ille, 10.12 • " . 3.50
Shippensburg, 10.42
Arrive at Chambersburg, 11.12 " 4.50°
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TRAINS LEAVE Harrisburg via Pencoolvialz Can
trel Railroad et 1.00, P. M.•,.2.15, P. 31., via Columbia,
nod 5'50, I', M. •
Via Lebanon Valley and Readitt Railroad, at B 00,
A. M., nod 2.35. P. 31.
For Pittsburg, at 3.00, A. M. and 1.30, P. M. For
Baltimore, at 2.50 and 0.45,..A. M. and 2.05, P. M. For
Trcvertoo, Williamsport and Budalo, at 1.27 and 7.50,
Schalklll and Susquehanna Railroad, for An
burn and Pottsville, at 2.00, P. M. . .. •
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stationi where
rickets' are sold, viz: .phambersburgi Shippensburg,
3lechanlesburg and Harrisburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS on each Ticket will be made to all Panic
gera that provide themselves with Tickets before en
tering the Cars.
0. N. LULL,
Railroad. Ofilee. Chambersbtu*,
Nov. 9.1869. •
HOUSE' A.N.I.Y.LOT A.":.e.11 .A
SALE.-
-Thu subscriber. offers at private , sale, a, •=7--
a pa
110USI: end LOT OP GROUND, situate- In-
Dickinson near tho turnpike, a
Ale and a half east of Mount Rook.. The' Ifoing is a
frame, IN'entlierhoariled, two stories in height, end con
taining five rooms Anil kitchen, with wash-house and
,•150 ern nttaiiied. `Thb lot vcintitins TIVO, AGUES of, the
ba•st gnality of land, with a vatisfy of shales Riult,ana,
having erected thereon a 'MALIK ' STABLE,",,'Wagon,
qua!, iid'ether hut . •
ponann. xi Ming to view the'priaarty ,ralk'doco Lyt .
ailing on' acob Black, on the prointSes t or on tE4 euh
writkr, residing pear
GEO- G. DATIL/SUN "
-Auir.17.18511-tf.' • •
JILIN CON FESS ION& AND- E.
•
IIENCy..IIr.„A, yloza
DeetiiiedfOr_tlio honoflt, and na.ll warrankikrol ethea
tlnn to thoso suffer from nervous debillt.y,--todigeoge
iou,lorroven Of ephite, voila of ol ttepi.prornaturerOpeeT.
Lc-% non e.ofequonee or : youthful : Impradonicf,
I , 9tilql lola of sejf AtAho entoolfolepolfitioc
Oot the cortalO !cane i&
tironeMiliffeirii,iffel f eWreem7Atie eteteteeittik..ienet, - ;
bow inloidneed. copfhlolee Jitronedlest.JhuMbltteremil
quackery ; SAo i rl,e ooplye coot (puotlne) od theqrept4pt,
afa 44 1 ., ,, PP 4 onT OlO l ,O , bOtlugl the , fiddreenvOtthe ,api
pllcaut. Address, ssl.o_fet.
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• tletlfeedylilogenanntr,ll:4ll:
Dee.l4';'lBsp,o, on,
QT,p,itemli.ool)l FOIt.RENT:-=.IV-V"e •-•
furghtkid rontlP.AtgMbAillit
titntAtvlintipb t . antnotg . ItqplFAlrwfa'
tiluti 3 Odry•gtotts'stbrea4 1 osvossiou4o9o
ifbant tlnto:.•l6.3l ; tlro at thle office. • - "48
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