I
THE:. OXYGENATED BITTER■
. . .
The qualities of this Medicine bare pieced' it u potion
'..imperishable foundation.' 111'.destWiyinjf disnase,,and
induciugilealtb it has no pan!
Air tho folidoing Complaints these !litters area pis'
tin!, •Isil'irspopsla, or Indigestion, Heart Burn',"
Acidity,' Cosilvruess, lA* Or Appetite, Ileadacho and
General Deiliity.. „ .
~„ '
In many sectitininf our country . this preparation to
'eitenelvnlY tired by Physicians In their practice, and It
aneinti to horn restored many.to health who were app..
rentlykeyond the roach of thislinallng, art.
Budiffued aro a few tributes from ireibknown physl
II
noon Co., Pa., Aug. 26, 1858.,
I have used the Oxygmented Bittern In my inuctice
with decided *Access in debility and general prostra
tion, dle.. And confidently recommend It in General, De..
billi„ritetd diseases of thedlgestlre organd: -
P, 11. WHITE, ML D.
Aunties, N. Y., Sept. 0, 1858.
ticitiniter:— . l have boon in the drug busineea the
lest firteen,yeass, and hare never sold a medicine which
has given such greatsatlefactlon in-cases of Dynpopda
hs the Oxygenated Bitters, and in thitrdieesael always
recommend it. ' ". • 11. O. FOWLED.
• Bunttkorenri-Vt..•Nov, 12, 1854
GENTLCSILA :--T am pietismd to elate, that I have tried
the Oxygenated Bittern - for Indigestion -and Debility,
Ruud immed.ato relief from lining only apart of a bot
tle. I have the greatest eodildoncn In it anT3 cure for
Dyspepsia and Clewed Debility, and recommend It with
-pinch pleasure. . Yours,..te .
JAMES I,EWIS,-51.-D., - :
Prop:Sired by SJP.TII W. FOWLS iz - co., Boston, awl for
pale by Samuel Elliott and 8. W. Darer-stick, Carlisle;
Ira Day, Mechanicsburg, DOA& Wise; Shiremanstown;
8, Newvllla; Shoemaker lc Elliott, Newburg;
J. C. Alticfs, Shlpponsburg ; and - by App.tlnted agents
nod dealers in medicine all over the country.,
=I
ASK ANY ONE WllO ILAS EVER. USED •
DR, MtANE'S CELEBRATD LIVER PILLS
PREPARED:DY FLEMING EROS
..
itat..What they think of them! Ninety-nine in a
hundred will tell you thoy are the best Pllie for liver
eotuniaint, sick headache and dyspepsia - that they hove
ever used. Read the following from one of our most re
spectable citiseas: . .
- New YORK, Angust 3, 1852.
• Ido hereby certify that I have beerCeulTering -from a
.ptilir in my side and breast for a long . time, and after
trying many remedies came to the conclusion that my
,was affected. • I immediately commenced using
Dr. M'Lann'e Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Mein.-
fog Bros. of Pittsburgh, and the few that I have taken
have already given %les more relief than all the other
inedidnes 1 have taken put together. 1 went to a
clairvoyant to consult him; after examining me rare.
fully, he advised me to continue the use of Dr. 3FLane's
Pills; that.they would ~.areetuUlly. c Ure me.
• • W.' %t..1!1 WA VS, No. 2 Columbia place.
y Purchasers trill be careful to ask for Or. 3l'Lane's
Celebrated Vertutfuge, manufactured by Fleming Ilrot..
of Pittsburg. Pa. :All other Vormifugehln. comparison_
are worthless. Dr. - 3PCLANE'S genuine Vorinifuge, al
so his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all re
spectable drug stores. None genuine without the sig—,
,nature of FLEMINU BIRO.
DA'GURRILICOTYPES.In beauty and dd.
ability, no" Sun drawn" picture equals a good daguer—
reotype; this le the opinion expressed by the leading
Photographic Journals of the daj, both Araerlean end
English; these may be obtained at tho rooms of Hu.
Reynolds, Louther Street, two acorn Wastof Hanover.
. Carlisle June 16ilat,P-11
Riarriagts.
On;tbe 20th ult, by the Rev. A. Babb, Mr. SAMUEL
CAROTHERS; to Miss REBECCA CAUL, both of Dick.
Inson township. • '
On tho tenon day. by tie seine, Mr. WM. W. SPANG
LER, to Miss CATHARINE ZINN. •
On the 291 b ult. by Iter:d: Ulrich, Mr. HENRY M.
HEMLINE, to Miss S ARAII.I3 EA M, ail of this co.
- Ott the 22d ult, by the Res. J. Evans, Mr. DAVID
lIPAISH, to Miss ANNA C. HALE, both of Oakeille.
On the same day, by the same, Mr SAMUEL, mr
ERS, to Miss KATE M. TRITT, both of West Penns.
borough township.
On the 29th ult, by tho enure, Mr.SAMUELM.MELL,
to Miss EMMA HEFFELFINGER, both of Newton
township.
On the same day, by the some, Mr. S. W, CRTSSING
ER. or North Middleton township, to Mist MARY ANN
BLOSER, of Frankford township. L
gleat4s.
Dlelannon - township,"on the - 17th ulf - ,
IIASTIN(18, In the lath year of Menge.
In thla borough. en Iho 20th ult, after n protracted
Illness, Mrs. MARGARET, wlfe- -of Mr. 'llehry Rhoads,
In the 63th your of hei age.
On Mondny Inst. of Consumption, 1,1,AkY,. daughter
of the late John 11. Weaver, of this borough, aged about
...
18 years, • -
•
On Friday prontn•r hi J. DUNCAN STEVENSON,
second con of Dr. T. C. Sto .on, of this borough,ln
the 18th year othis ago. .
---."The good die early,
And those whole hearts are dry as euminer dust,
Burn to the /locket "
• 'Newer were we more Impressed with the beauty of
this sentiment of Wordsworj.b's, than when death,
that white-robed 'messenger of Heaven,' gently
kissed the brow of opr young friend, and bade
lovely spirit come up higher." Ile passed
away wlth'theiast sighs of the dying year gently Init_
log him into his last slumber. But, while with crushed
hearts we bow with mealtimes to our loss, we know it
to be his gain Ile boa gone, before` he tasted the cup
ofearth's unhappiness; and though he perlthed In the
sight of men, yet is his hope full of immortality. T.
atcuu ditioertisements
ENRY WARD. BE E . O HER'S
SERMONS;,
REVISED BY THE AUTHOR.
••j^ WILL APPEAR IN
THE INDEPENDENT
EVERY WE ER
•
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ducement,to thousands to send in their subscriptions. •
alto conductors of this paper aim to make it the most
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in.thin country. To this end they employ an army . of
&ciltore, Special COntributors, Regular Correspondents,
blisrellaneons Essayists, Commercial Reporters, end
other writers, each of whom contribute a seluable and
indispensable p:irt of every weekly number.
in addition to this, arrangements are now in progress
by which Toe irmErmsrm, for the coming year, will
be made still more Interesting and'attractlye.
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and the paper will be printed throughout with new
tY ft ' le Intended that any one of the following depart
ments of the paper, via.: the Sermons of \
' HENRY WARD BEECHER \
,
the Contributions of the
BEY. GEORGE B. CHEEVER,
the Pomo of '
JOHN G. WHITTIER,
the Commercial Articles end Market Reports, Editorial
Articles, or the Family Reading, shell be . worth more
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is Increasing more rapidly than ever belbre, and 'es n
special inducement to our readers we will say, that (Or
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credit the party sending the earns with one year's sub.
scription.
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: Addreim •
•
JOSEPII IL IIICIIARDS, Pithligher,
JauA,'6o-2t. . . No. 5 Beekman Bt., Now York.
I MPORTANT TO ll' AIT ILIES
SAPONIFIER
TIIE READY FAMILY SOAP BIARER. '
With which every family, with their ordinary kitehen
grease, can make all their Seep with little or no trou
ble—HAßD, SOFT, or.F.ANCY.
It will make hard water 'DID, clean Paint, remove
Grease, .BE, to perfection:
Abundant testimony in favor of the Sapoulger, with
FULL and VALIMILIG receipts for making different Iklnda
of Soap, sent free, by addressing
OFFICE OW, TIIE COMPANY,
No. 806 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa,. or
LEWIS JAMES A CO., Agents,
Jau.4,1860-3m. Philadelphia, Pa.
WA. Be euie you get the original and Patented article,
r Mali nfact ured , by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufa cturing
Co., Emit Tarrentutu A silleghany confity;Pa: .
UNITED STATES HOTEL--;
S. E. Cor. 11th i t Aprket Str:,
IE,, 'W. KANAOA, . WM. moy EY,
eaoriurrolla,
J,Art,..4,1860.
REDTCTION IN PRICES.
au" I have thin day conituenced selling off ray entire
stock of Wintei (Joints at greatly reduced prices..
French hlerlooes, Shaerle; Furs, Cloak', &a., AT coar.
All other Goode at uncommonly low prices.
' cutnrikTincia
•
The stock is large and'
Now is the time and °e ms's the place, to secure
great bargains,
Jan.:l.lBo,
MONEY WANTED:=4A - 11 pensoni in
.., ,
debiedthe eubacrlller, are 'requested to call
mud settle up. The accounts are tICITT allauade mit, and
tbo and' Wanted for; tbo M u le. 1;•., : • '
-
T . oliAs.
. . .
Carllele Jap. 4. • •.
ILi OR_R ENT.7T_Thtatiige_and_cominci::
diem) Brlelt.pwolllng loueeonow; -, ' ;'I
oeeivrei'd ,Vy ' , iho , subserlbarj and' the .
large Iwo !tory, PLAST4IIIIO 110t1SH;
oppoAltd'lteywona's.;
eupted hritteherd Parker.. •
For tentie apptrtp., •
Ceirplll4;, Nov. 2.08.59-/m..-,-
IDOWY tp',Fe4-SIXI' 11 , ANNUAiI f
latouttOgitOr
.
.S EVT.I.N Or.; MA - C II N ES.,
. ,
A few of nianY'reasons ,w,hy the Sewing •
Machines of Ladd, - 11W: der & Cb.'
• . . are referred above all others.'
.......
.•
1. They are ACkremavkably SIMMS in their construction.
, - A child VtuCoperate them and ,understautt the.
• mechanism. .
2. They are the ITRONCIERT Sowing 3fachinee made. It '
le almost impossible to break or to set them out
- -- of order:. .
a. They aro sone in their operation; finishing the
•'' work in if - uniformly perfect manner..
4: They Make amain. LUCK Buren. alike on both'sldea_.
f tho work, which cannot be UNRATELED, • 7' -
6. They, stitch, hem. bind, fell, run and gatheriwlth
. .
• .. tut balding.-
p. They sew eettally well the wintry and limo itativi-; —.
. . serlabrics. - ; -
7. They sew river the lIRAVINSP BEAMS without changing '
• the tension or breaking the finest thread.
',They use any No, of Cotton, Thread or Silk directly
from the appal: ~. . . . '
O. They use a ISTRAIGiIt media; curved ones are liable ;
. .. to break.'
5. The needle has - 54 PERPENDICULAR 'motion: This. in__
' elpsplULDly neCeSsetry - far Neary - werk. '
f They have a WHEEL PEED; note others are in con
, stant contact with the work. . .
12. They run'easily and aro almost noiseless.
.13. They aro not Sabha° all the dress or the operator.
14. They do not require a screw driver to net the needle.
15. They do not have to be taken part to ,011 or clean:
16. Thor do not form ridges on th under •side of the
work, nor are they wastefu l r thread, as Is the ,•
case wilt ALLOHAIN Arnett MA lIINEN
_, • -
W. They aro capable of doing a gra n tor range of work,
• and in a more, perfect 'limner than any other
. . Sowing 51achlue; as D. proved by the result of, '
our chellenge for a trial which has never been
accepted.', ' ' 'l4
Aar- On Estill) Mon and Resale at Mrs. R. A. RED '
istotus' DM/CRIMEAN. 1t0051.9, 20 door West of Dr.
Zltser's oMco, by •
HOWARD ASSOCIATION!
PIIIDADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution, established by special en
dowment for the relief of the sick . and - distressed, r
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic diseases.
and especially for the Cure of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon. to all who apply by letter, with a description or
their condition, (age, oceupation, habits of life, Sr.,)
.antrin cases of extreme poverty, -- Aledicines furnished
free of charge... • .
VA LUA TILE REPORTS on Spermatorrlima, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, anti on the NEW REM—
EDIES employed lu thelflapensary. sent to the afflicted
In sealed letter envelopes; free of charge; - Two or three -
Stamps for. postage will be acceptable.
Addr..as, DR. J. SKI LLEN HOUGHTON. Acting' Sur
geou, Howard Association, Nn. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors,
EZRA IL.HEARTWELL, Preen Dist
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. '
•
•
BOYD' . S BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, .Delaware,
Adams, CuMberland, Dauphin, Frank
' lin, Lancaster and York. '
The subscriber `wilrpubilt,h at an early day, a Duel.
netts Directory of the above Counties, which silll con.
tale the names of all Merchants, Manufacttirers, Farm
ers,'Mitting and Hall Road Co's., Newspapers, Insurance
Co's., Banks and other Corporations, he., lic.,,docated
anddoing business therein. Thq names 'will be ar
ranged according to their several avocations.
The Leek wlll be b vo elan, and will be a perfect rl4
flex of the business and resources of these counties.
• Able and experienced Canvassers aro now engaged
In collecting the necessary information, and it is hoped
the public generally will aid In carrying out the enter
Subveription price of die book, 0.50, paynble on do
livery. Advertisements inserted on .reasonable terms
Agents wanted in every town.
WM. 11. BOYD,
Publisher of Directories for Philadelphia, Wsshlngton
'City, Lancaster City au ...County, Marks County and
City of Reading, Lebanon County and Boroughs, Le,
'high County, Northampton County, Bch usi kill County,
and New York, Maryland and Virginia States:
Dec. 21, 1559. •
-r
1.;11DIGIt & SAIVY.ER, (East Main
A Street.) have Just returned from the Eastern CIL
, with a large and well selected stock of
' V. - It - GOODS,
to which they respectfully • Invite the' attentloci of
ytembraces•ovorything rare_ and new thrown in the
inarkot by recent iniporiatione and Auction eltiles, in
cluding Fancy Greed !Mike, Answeet sty'. velvet Pore
line. Elegant Figured Merinoes, Pariejlybaltirsh_Feitin
finished Valenclak and all other kinds andsvariellee of
Drone Goods.
• Also a largo assortment of Drocha,•Long and . , Squ tre
Shawls. Scotch, Blanketvind Waterloo, Double, Raver
siblenrid Day Sttite Shawls.
CLOTH MANTILLAS, Cloth Mantillas, Raglans from
Wholesale man ufacturera acknonledged the best styles
In fown this season.
FURS! FURS!! FURS II I Ip every variety. Sable,
Stone, Mo.tin, Siberian Capes, Cuffs and Muffs, Rus
sian Fitch, French Sable, American Fitch Children'a,
Furs of all kinds. WO warrant them all free from
moths, having purchased direct from manufacture..
Ladles and Gentlemen will find • n inepection a full
Ilne of *ivory clues of goods kept in a first class Dry
Goods Store. -
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS we are fully prepared
with a full stock of Fancy and desirable goods.
We feel prepared with tide inrge addition of new
"goodi and our former stock, to stilt the wants of all In
our line i• we ask an inspection of our goods. No trou•
ble or attention:ls apared In showing goeila
LEI DIOIL SAW YER.
Carlisle, Des. 7, 1R59. •
A MERRY 01IRISTMAS
AND'A
. HAPPY NEW TEAR TO ALL.
I
corau, I 0031111.
I come again at the close of the year
To all with a voile. to none with a tear;
' To banish all care from the panting day,
I gladden all hearts then hasten away.
At my headquarters in North ifet ' uover street,
Young and'old I shall be happy to meet;
For It 14 thero.the good thing. are sold,
Half of which cannot at present be told.
• . KRIM KING
M N. YEIL'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONERY, •
Ye now well stocked wills choice. Plain end fancy CAN-
DlES'of every variety. Also the largest assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOOD'S
aver 'offered in this place; all of which will be sold at
rittes.to suit the nines.
Then come one and all end see (or yourselves,
The loads of nice things piled on our shelves.
P. MONTER,
North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa.
Dec. 14, 1819.
-I)OIiVABLE GAS LIGHT.
.Tho undersigned are . , now prepared to fdrnlsh
"Loieless' l'oftable Gas Light and Fixtures,"
at prices ranging from $5.00 to $5OO.
This light has the advantage over other artificial
light On account of Its SAFETY. BRILLIANCY and
ECONOMY, the cost ofa Full Flame being only about
ONE CENT per hour. I
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited, and full
satisfaction warranted. • Liberal deduction made to'
Churches and Seminaries. 'All Orders will receive at
tention If dlitctedlo" lIARKNESS'A
Carlisle, Pa.
110-We would refer to the followinggentlemen who,
have the light In use.
11. A. Sturgeon, Esq., 'M. Watts, EN., Dr. D.
Mahon. Wm. Ker, Esq.; Jos. C. Roger, : Esq., and Col.
J. rilcUlnnis.
Carlisle, Dee. 1.1, 1859.—:0m05. • , , .
fIOURSE OF r LECTURES ON
- CIIEMISYRY - AND ELECTRICITY.
Pror:W. C. WILSON will deliver Ounce Lectures on
Chemistry, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Even
ings. January 3d, 6th, and 7th; Ono rims on Electri
city, Eloctio Magnetism, Ire., on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday Evenings, January 10th, 12th, and 14th,
in the • Lecture Reim, in' South College, (Grammar
School Building) on Main Street.
Those Lectures will be amply illustrated by the most •
brilliant and interesting oSporitnents of which the sub;
jecte apical:table., „
Doom • -open at 6% o'clock. Lecture to commence at
7 o'clock each evening'
Single tickets, 15 cattle; Six tickets for 76 edits . . Irpr
safe at, Piper'S Book Store and at the door.
N'
PRILADELPHIA:
'IGIIT SCHOOL:— The subscriber "•
Ladlespo to teach a blight Salmi for onelinarter.
air and Gentleunim'comniencing the first or NEC'
and wash In Jenuary.lBoo; the sessional° be'hehl at
his house.. Those desirous of becoming. puPly,•ran-do
SO by calling on the subscriber at his residence in East
PotufretAtreet, when terms will be gads known. •
Carliele; . ,pee.'2B; 1 6 . 5 11..
ESTAURANT AND BOWLING
SALOON. , ...
CIBIA,W. FOLAND'S Eating end Bowling Saloon un der
ri Itheero's New , llall. Carlisle, Pa. - `.
The subscriber hilaiesiditariely fitted up , a' Realty.
~
rant end Bowling,eeloon,•u sr Rheirn'a Hell, where"
the ttest.Oystera, and , oche delicacies will be nerved
n
Up to cult th e most fastidlou taste. • Two Alleys. en.
tending. the entire length of , he Building, have heel,
laid down; *hells' gentletned can enjoy the-pleasant
exercise of bowling, PO coud dye to health. Being '
desirous of ,waking this ;be most , favorite• resort. lu ~ l
town, he sena, the patronage of the Public: ',,
~ .. , GEO: WATlLAND,'Propriejor. :":
Carlisle', Anc.,14,185P.—8t,' H' ' • -- ' - • ' '.'
CRAB. 0011.11 Y
_ .. . .
.4 1 C i lt‘REN 11 . -L- Thetvysi ! 's,toti . .l 3 4iiteli:pd
L . DWNLLING 1101181.1, on . Lonther , .
street, now In the orrupeney,orttr. F.. -• ,i i i ' -
MO, thaq.;' also throe smeller itwelllntra ~• ',.
Will - bo•sented 'from the ,let of Aprtl: '; •
next: ,, . ~- I , ' ' 7 '
For terms Inquire of .. .',- . • • -- ."•--
Cerllele, Nov. 23,1860-2 m. ,
JACOD
- .
Air A C. &E Ita iigt
IVI, realm& rad On sale law Ili
• - •
New atiftertienits.
11'0'1: ID A Y PRES T
LADD; IVEBSXER its Co
W. 11. MASON, AOENT
Dec. 21,1950-31.
45rEvery deacrlptlon of Needle Work executed at
our Itoome r aud xemplen of itork'aentby mall.
OF THE COUNTIES OF
131311 E!
JAOOII fiENEn..
Illiiitilidifgi49:
Clt .8, S *.? P,lt S E TS
: ::• :Gooch lir the 110114.ays
PAI:11,, A ittioriu. OF
Fresh Drugs, Palmy anods, Fruit y and
~••, ' . Cuulhefionary.
. ,
ff: V. iIAVERSTION'hes just received from the city,
and is new opening a splendid display of FANCY GOODS,
to' which Ito desires to pall the attention of his friends,
and the public. ills assortment In tidaline cannot be
surpassed in novelty and elegance, and.buth in quality,
and pries of the artieles„-cannot fail to please purchasers.
It wohld be Impossible to enumerate his
1,,..;,, • FANCY GOOD% ..
. ,
whichccanprise every variety of fancy artielegof the most
•. ....• •
_ e sil a u p ti t r e :t f i t a tt l o t J o ules. _ 7 .
_ Elegant alabaster an'd'porcalaitilnk-stands and trays,
Fancy, ivory, pearl and shell card cases, . .. .',i - ',' ' -
Ladles' - Fancy Baskets. ' 1, - - 1
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments,; • •- , .
Ladies' 'Co ills, Writing Desks; and fort-folios,
_
Port Mennaies, of every variety, •
. Cold pens and. pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large v4riety of ladles' Fancy 5155101 cry.
Motto heals and.wafera, Silk and bead purses, -
Riding whips, elegantly finished., Fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bogs, •
..illtruettua If every-kind.for-the toilet;--------------
X. Basin and It. 44. O. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds, . ' ~ - .
Fancy Plus for head dresses and shawls. . '
4 Musical instruments,. of all kinds and at all prices,
togethei•witit as innumerable variety of articleselegant
Jy finished and sultablb for holiday presents,. to whisk
he Invites special attention. -
Also, an ostensive and elegant collection of
CZ=
comprising the various English and American Works,
richly embollshod PRETRIAL WORKS, 1111,les and Hymn Hooks, olegantly laiund In velvet with metal
clasps and corners, suitable for holiday gifts. - . •
Ills assortment. al School ilookii and School Stationery is
also complete, and comprises everything used in the
Schools, lie also desires to -call 'the particular eaten.
lion St Families to hie elegant assortment of
LAMPS, Av., •
. •
from the extensive establishnients df Cornelius, Arthur
and others of Philadelphia, comprising. eveiy styli , of
Parlor. Chandler and study Lamps, for inhaling either
lard, Sperm or Etlaerisi oil; also DYOVI"S celebrated
ICerosene or Coal Oil lamps, together with Plower Vasas
handy Screens, to. Ills assortment In this line is nu*
equaled-II:Mho borough. Also,
'EGAIIB AND TollA&D.."
mblaeleg all the favorite brands, atitla toe ai.4r
neat of NIIMItSCIPII.I3I SMOKERS AND purns.
FI. U ' ‘ c s ,
such as Oranges. Lemons. Figs. Eakins, Neettirinrs,
l'runes. &e., FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS-4qt 16
SERVE[) FRUITS, MINCED-MEAT, PICKLES, he..
in - every - variety - and at nil pricsv, all - of 4chletrareintril•
and fresh such asean be confidently recommended to
Ills friends. Ills stock omits/noes everything In the lind
of Fancy °nods, with many other articles motttil to
hum ekerpers which the Public are especially his !led
to call-and -extunitte.
Itentember the Old Stand, tioarly opposite ti•e Bank , on
North flatterer street.
Der. S. 7 Iflfi9
*•II:ERITF'S . SALES
y virtue of suedry writs of Venditiold 'Enmas
sued but atilt, C,;urt of Common Pleas of Cuitiberlan
County, and to too directed. I will exposit to public
"'endue or outcry. at the Court - Mouse ' lit the borough
of Carlisle, on Friday, (ho nth day of January, A. 1).,
1860, at 10 o'clock A. M., the .following described Real
Estate, to wil :
.4 ,11„.
A lot of situate In the borotml of Newvlllm
contalniem.3o feet. In front and 180 feet epth, more
or less. bounded on the east - by. Main . eet,-,11 the
west by . lot of .Itleol, Swoyitr, on Ito n th by 11101
Street, and on the Youth by, Church o lee, booing
thereon eroded two two story brick hon. •s, fur one
and a half story Mitres, rind frame emreliqu a. Seized
and taken In execution:tot' to be sold as tbo pirperty
ofSatuunllleai.
MEI
A lot aground situate In Newton township, Cum•
berland county, contalnim; 55 feet In front and 180
feet in depth, mare or less. bounded on the north by
property of John Murpity,,Esq., inn the souih by lot of
Mrs. Ann Davidson. on Cho east by Rail Road street,
and on tine west by an alley. , Seized and taken In
execution and to be sold. nn- tile property or J. 11. Co.
bawl!,
ALSO
A lot nf gr&und sltunte In the binnugh of Carlisle,
cent:titling three neriisonore-or less, bounded 011 the
east by lands:uf Christian Stayman, nn the west by
public mad. on the north by lands of William Ilarnitz,
. ,
end an the south. by Jamie of :ianotnd Ilentinrn, Esq.,,
haring thereon erected iubriek shod. Seized and It,
ken to execut4on and to be sold , notho property of
Georgii BeaVer.
ALSO,
By Irtue of a writ of Le earl Facies issued nut of the
Court d'Commoill'ions of Cumberland Count), and to
me dir seted; 1 will expose LO./11110 by politic voodoo or
I outcry at the nitric time and plum, the following de
scribed teal Estatc,lo wit:.
All Thal , certain .utessuage, plea: or parcel of land
composed of throe lots, now occupied as n whiffle (by
the said Peter and Elisabeth liarlacker)situatiiin Sil
ver Opting timilship, county and state aforesaid. the
two lota flouting on the IfogeatoWn` 'toad and bought
of,John'Eborly, described as ti Bows: beginning at the
corner of Simpson's Ferry Road and the 11km:town
itoad, •thence by the llogestown Road seventy feet,
thence by lot No. 19 to en alloy, thence:l:y said alley
Santh 65 feet 0 inches to-said Simpson's Parry Road
thonce 'east by Kahl road 100 feet to the place of begin
ning, being lot Nan-? 0 and 21. The 'third hart of lb,
'premises consist(' of a lot adjoining the shove described
lots on the vrest.'deacelisal as follows, to wit: Beginr
ning at a corner of the Simpson's ForrYlload and alley,
thence hy, snid•road west ha feet to a post, thence east
40 foot to salitalloy, thence south 191 feet. Seised and
taken In execution and to he sold as the property of
Peter nod Elizabeth llarlocker. And all to he ,old by
ma. RQBEIti' 31011AIUNEV, Sheriff.
mCondltions: On all amothits o•sr o•.•i—hund
dollars, fifty dollars aro to be pahl when the property
in stricken off, and twentidive dollars on all amounts
under.flve hundred dollar:II
Sheriff's tlh'e, esrlinle:
Decenther 12, 1859.
liEni ESTATE
PU,BLIC SALE
On Tueeday, the 10th day of January, 1860.
Comthenclng at 11 o'clock, A. M.
In pursuance of .on order of Alio Orphan's Court of
Cumberland county, to me directed. wlil be sold at pub.
11c sale, at Park's TarePn, which is flour the premises,
and on the IValnut Bottum Rood, about floe miles cast
of .ililppensburg. Cumberland county. Penn n, tho
lowing deperlbed Real Estate, Into the property of Abra
ham Seaydr, deed; to wit :
370 ACRES AND 14 PERCHES OF PINE AND
()RAVEL LAND,
dlvltle,:el Into n number of tracts or bits, but . wlll b. ti ,
to suit purchnseng.
Th. Improvements aro a
. LOG H 17533,. &O.
itCrt
A large or lu of the land leo roe t . l
eredwith riving E.'FN UT, PINE, I , and I, titer
thither, will tank., good farm land when cleared, - and iq
susceptible of o 11101 state, of improvement. Theri,',ls
running water thereon, and a small LAKE, known as
the, Ulg Pond."
There is also an Ott E BA 9IC thereon, which cootalus
a good quality 01 Iron Ore, and is valuable.
This property Is situated on the sMith side of the
Walnut Bottom Bond above mrrthmed, and is bounded
by Big Pond Furnace Estate..lnidt Russell, David no,
man, and calms. Persons desirous of purchasing are
expected to view the property before the day of sale.
The terms, which aro reasonable, will be male /mown
on the day of sale by •
• DAVID DEMUTH',
• Administrator of Abraham :*aver, deed.
Dee.l4,lBtek P. • •
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&hurt:cash luadvaucn., A it tottora to .be kittresseil.to
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Dee.14,19-3twaiite.o.w. . • - _ :
STOMACH BIiTtERS.
The propribt amnia filen titaet nrers of •1108-'
TETTEIVS lEKLEBRATED STOMACH IIIT
.:TEBS can Appetit with. perfect confider* to
physieituai anti citizens generally pr- t h o lthh o d
States, becatise - the article has attained a rehi
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts-upon:
this • point will speak :inorp4Owerfully - than
voltnes'of bare nssertiOn,erlditzoning_pfiffery.
The consumption of llostetter's Stomach-Bit--
ters for life last year ninotitttol to over
million bottles, and from', its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the. consumption-will reach
_nearenemilllon bottles-Alia immense ameuiit
coital nevei• have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara;
• tion, and that sanction-of rho most prominent
physicians' id thoSp' seetions'itf: the country__
where the article - le best known, 'who . not only
recommend the Bitters to their ptitieittS, but.
are ready at all times to give testimoniels•tolts
.efficaey in all cases of stomachic, derangements
and the diseases resulting therelrom. • •
Thilis not a temporary PoPidarffy, Obtained
by extra apiary efforts in tile Way of
,trum
peting tke qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimatiqr of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as lime itself.
Ilostettet"s Stomneh Antlers have proved
a Godsend to regions' where fev4..,and ague
and various ,other bilious compliiiiftshave '
counted their victims .by hundreds. To be
able to state confidently that the "Bittern"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
.diseases; is to the proprietors a source of un
alloyed plasnre. It rembves all morbid matter
front. the stomach; purifies the blood, and
imparta renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it dud tone and energy indispensable
for the •reStoration of health. It. operates'upon
the stomach, liver, end other digestiv,e organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
o a condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature. ,
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
'er.directions. on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent ns a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. Me hare the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under.
thotdvice.of physicians, they have abandoned
al& deleteriptts drugs and fairly tested the
merits of lids article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There ate Certain/periods when •
their cares are as harassing that many of them
sink under the trial. The relation'of mother
and Child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if shelio young; is apt to
forget her own health'inher extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of '
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stinationt.to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up tinder lice, exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that. receive the endorsement of physi-'
cians, because it is agreeable tp the taste as
well as 'certain to give a permanent increase
of Lodi!) , strength.
8. W. 11AVESIST461i
, „
All t fro - persons, to'whom valuer° particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, canoed by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the 'stomach;
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to llos
teller's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
. . .
CAUTION .—We caution the public against
usilig' any of the many imitations or counter-
Tetfic but AO: for 110 8TETTEleiTELEBTIATED
STOMACH BITTE1:8, and sec that each bola° has
the words " Dr. 3. 11 ostetter's Stomach Ilitrers"
blown on the sidn,no heiittttle, and- stamped .
on the metallic . cap,covering the Cork, and
observe that our autograph signature is on th
Zabel.
4r4.: Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER
'SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.,and sold' by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, BOutil Ame
rica, and Germany,
• }or gale by N. Elliott, 8. W. liaverstick, Carlisle; John
it. Intick, John Remit:mini, Shippeogiturg; L. Knit
man, J. B. Donning, Mechanicsburg; and Drugging
generally throughout tho county._ . Nov. 0,'00..
I SENWEIN'S TAIL AND WOOD
I , TAPTIIA PECTORAL,
RI THE DENT Mt Dlelrig IN THE WORLD,
for the Coax of COOO Mt AND COLD, Croup BMllchit In, As
thma, Difficulty In Breathing, Palpitation of tile
Licari, and for the relief of patients Ira the
• davauced_stacca-of Co uAgt • .
•
gether pith all Dtoeaees of the
Throat add Chest, and
which predisposed to Consumption. It attacks the root
of disease, and makes the fell destroyer succumb to Its
!athletic°. Mateo produces free expectoration, and In
dome healthy action in the diseased Mucous Mambos nee
and Tissues. It is pentliarly adapted to the radi eotlgre
of AnIIMA. One dose of this Invaluable Syrup oftt,
glees ease, and consequently sleep, Which the peculiar
nature of this disease, denies him, It In very pleasant
to the testa, and prompt In Its cards. TEE IT, Mid he
mitrinced,• that it' is Invaluable in MO CURE or BRUN
CIIIALAFFECTIONN. _
- . .
O. Plum: b 0 ems PER BOTTLE. • ,
Prepared only by
A. ESSENWEIN, Druggiet, .
N.'W. Corner of Ninth and Poplar streeta.
PIIILADELPIII
N. IL For Sale by 9. Elliott, U. J. Kehrer. S. W. Haver.
stick, Carib& ; 1.. NaniTtnait, Mechanicsburg; 'and ;leo.
IC. Smith, & Co., Philadelphia, and' Storekeepers and
Drnsginta ....morally. •
CarlisleTOct. IS, N;9.-7 IDOL
MOTICHy The undersigned have
IN been appetite. od liselpineea for the benefit of credl•
tors, by Jjeeph 11l tner,'Jr. ' under deed ol voluntary
,akiignineut, duly recorded In the proper' Oleo for the
County of Cumberland. Those Indebted to the said
Ititner will make payment, and throw having claims
w 114 prcaent them to Jacob Itbeem, Carlisle, Ps.
Carlisle; Dec. 1"4,t11359.-8t
A D3IINISTRATOIVS NOTICE. -
I. Lott,. of Administration on the Estaie of SA.
nail CLARK, late of the
the
trtil`Carli,le, deceased,
hate been Issued to the subscriber' residing In South
Middleton township. All per... Indebted to sold
tutu ato requested to make Immediate payment, anti
those tiering claims te iilinaint Wm tor settlement to
STUART.
Ailministrator of Sarah Clark, deed.
Pee. 21, 1E69-ot.
Li ST NOTlCE,—Letters of Ad:
ministration on the Estate of D. W. McCulloch,
late of Dickinson tow made. deceased, hare been ;minted
by tho Register of Cumberland county, to W. Linn
McCulloch, residing in the borough of Newville.
• All persons toddled to said estate, will make Wino
dime payment, nod Ii on having claims, present them,
duly authenticated, Ibr , ettlement to
W. LINN McCULLOCIL
Administrato of D. W. McCulloch, deed.
Doc. 7, MI.
Notuio is hereby given
• that application will he made to the neat bogie.
la lire of Pennsylvania, to alter the charter of the Car.
lisle Deposit. Dank, located in the borough of Carlfsle,
Cumberland county, so as to confer on said bank the
rights and privileges era bank of issue; and to change
its name to the, Carlisle Dank; also to Increase the
capital of said bank (which is at present seventy-two
thousand dollars, with, privilege of increasing Ile ARUM
under its present charter, to one hundred thousand,)
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
W. U. DEETEM. Cashier
June Z.), 1850.:—Om
- • -
PROCLAAIATION.-
kj Witeltr.Ml the lion. JASIES IL. GRAHAM, Prod.
deut Judge of the !several Courts of Common Pleas of
the counties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, and
Jostle(' of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery In said counties, and lion. SAW
um. WooDounte nod Rolf. M. COOKILIN, Judges of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General .JSII Delivery
for the_trial of all capital and 'other offenders, In the
sold coillity of Cumberland. , by 'their precepts to me db
meted, dated Me 14th of November, 1869, have ordered
the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Generallail Delivery
to be holdeft at CARLISLE, on the sec.:4l'l'llloEo4Y 01
January. 1660, (being the &q,) at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to continue two wadi. - •
NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN to the Coroner, Jtob
tires of tho Peace and Constables of the mid county of
Cumberland, that Om , aro by the raid precept cow;
mended to be Olen and there in their proper .persons,
with their rolls, records, luguleltimls, .essuilnations
and all other remembriuces, to do those things whisk
10-their-officer appertain to be done, and all those that
are bound by recognlvances, to prosecute ;against the
pt Inners that are or then.shall,be In; the jail , of said
countharo tr.Jisi there to.prosecute them as shall be
just,'
ROB T. 11 cOARTNER; Bhoriff.
EllienoWn Oznce, •
1819. ,f .
VT-011IVI
-0 lAnt, tun, June 2S, I
•
Notice is hereby , given' that nn ' atMlleatlim will be
made the Lt4lstature or Pennaylvaula at, Its neat
meeting for the incorporation of a Bank of Issue,mith
discount and deposß, prlvllegea; to' be 'lmatediu the
borough iirCarlislM Cumberland County, Penteri., to be
called, The Bank of Carlisle; with a capital Of one hun
dred thousand dollate, with the tiglit'io incronsOtha
same to tilt uebutidtred thourould dollkid: •
•J
$ B ' oo
Es 00
8 00 •
12 .; 00
20 00
. •, . • , : , Weitoei:Kes, , .; ~ ..; Joint U. Paten,. g
' THOS. PAXTON, Jopo None . g,
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: '• ' liciiolo.6:lngi ..:- - -'OIIIIIATIAN .STATMAN, t
WILLIAM lICNTZ, JOHN 0. STAXBETT, t .'
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GIVEN '.; t . ,JOHTI „DUNLAP. ~, . ..-;
, jATITB:110TON , ~ r . • f /t9olog..lkloona, ~ , ,i, - ., .
~ , • Jl,'4:: 0 i unnios ''' POEBT WMAION,,- - •,..
''''' 8iMIICI: °BEASON. .- II
Oeo, W. Bentoece;
JACOB K. NIIBLET, DINT. NCIBLIT.-
Jimit, 29, /Bb9-6 m , . ,
• .
HOSTS• TEI
aeouf Ntices.
JACOB It 8EE31, , V
Wm. 31- P 1 0:110:-C,
• Asslgnons.
(BIUNED.)
Eta 600D5.-,
4 R,OE' AIiII,LVAL OF
Fall and .Winter .9oads, •
dT OO ILEY'S &MAP STORE:
i.am now opening tne largeat assoitmerit 'of DItY
ROODS ever brought to Cumberland Courity.
The attention of the Ladles la particularly invited to
the splendid assortment of
• ••••
DRESS GO'ODS:
fulUlne of Magniticent. bilge, Poplins, Poll De Cho-
viers, Peewit 'lilerluees, Cashmeres, &c., Marls and
Cloth Capes of all kinds and uncommonly cheap; Dram!
Trimmings. all the new styles arid to suit every color:
Flannels and illanliets at astonishing low pricy n. Cali.
coos. the bast In Carlbile, at 0, 0414 I Q,CLO. DOIALOOP,
the Nest In the Rtate at 37,
pG and 63 Ms. Muslin&
bleached and unbleached, no.better and no cheaper to
be had. Linens, Napkins, Table Clothe, Shirtings,
Doylies, Sic., brought (turn the largest Importer in New
tiork..very good and very cheap. Giughams, a full as
sortment. • .
. ,
. . , .
' MOURNING GOODS.—A large allortment of mogrn'-
-
.lug Mods tif all kinds and descriptions. '
BONNETS & RIBBONS.-4 new supply of fashionable' /
Bonnets and Ribbons at low figures.
GLOVES—The befit quality of 'Alexander's Kid
Glovei, Kid, Silk and Cotton Gauntlets.
equal to any Excluntie Agency, Gentlemen's-wear.
--A-new-asiortinimt of. Fine litoad l -Ciotits,--Castor-Betw--
vers Plain and Fancy Cassimems, Vostings, Bassinets,
&e., hc. -
BOY'S WEAR.--Casslmeres suitable for boys very
.cheap. ,
Three Ply Carpeting, good.,beautiful and &cap. Floor
Oil Cloths of all widths. good and cheap. , •
The store Is now Oiled with now, elegant and cheap
goods, brought from the largest and beet houses In New
York and Philadelphbf,.and Will be cold ell at prices to
defy all competition.
Come one, come all, before purchasing elsewhere and
judge for yourselves.
No trouble to show our; ga ols at the MeW Store oppo.
eltir the Railroadßailroad . t ad Depot. . . •
Carlisle, Oct. 26,1850
'VOW IS THE TIME .FOR
11 GAINS, tAltUll AND EXTENSIVE. ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
At the Nei Stern, corner of N. Itenove , ..k Mother Rte.
. .
The undersitned returns. thanks for the patronage
bestowed upon him by the public. and , at thee:tam time
.rempectfully announces that ho hits just returned Irwin
Philadelphia, and Is now opening a new lot of timing &
summer DRY. GOODS and GROCERIES, ermehtlng in
patios follows, and which ho is determined to soil at
thrt`lowest rash prices. Silks, Doted Cloths, Challies,
Alpacas, Detainee. Do Rages, buetrial, Poplins, Lawns,
Harem, Brilliants, Skirting, French and Scotch fling-
Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars; handkerchiefs,
&e., &c.
. SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, .
of every variety end quality / . Staple and Domestic Dry
floods. Cloths, tlassittieres, Testings, Flannels, Mos
lins, Tick ings ' Stripes. Cheeks, Calicoes, Cettonaties,
Linens, Slieetings, DI•111111/1. Nankeens. Drills, Marseilles
-Quilts,colored and -white eatpk- Chstin.-Ac; Parasols
and jlmbrelleAhm, a largo and splendid assortment
of !SONNETS; HATS, CAPS, 1100 TS and •SLIOES., A
superior lot nr fresh DROCERIES, Tens, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses. Dice, Spices. ac. Having' selected , my,,en tire
stock" with the greatest care, and the lowest cash prices,
1 can assure my friends and the nubile generally. that
I will do all.in my power to make my establishment
known as the 4 . Head Quarters for liargnins." Those
who wish to purchase will find It to their advantsge to
call and examine my stork before purchasing elsew here. -
rrii-1 will fag the highest market price for Duller,
Eggs, hags, Soap and Dried Fruit.
CarJl 10. Oct. 26, 1859
MEll==M
WINT•EIt GOODS
Tho undefsigned los just returned from Ohlladel
pude and Now York with the largest f tud most magnifi
cent stock of gouda ever brought to.Carllsle, which fur
eityle Mid beent,y-ftre unparalleled.
The Ladies are particularly Invited to examine our
varied and splendid stork of-
DRESS GOODS,
roneletlng of Plain Mark Silks, Pettey do., of every de-.
serlptlon. ilayadere and Fig'd. do, elegant Velvet Poo,
line, both plain nod (Attu.
I'ILtNCIL Mk:RINI/HS. The largeal stock west of the
Eastern Cities.
CISIDIIIItP,S. Plain and figured. all Moo! Matinee,
plain end figured.
gIl A W LS. -A very large aamertment or over 400—Slel , -
.la, Hoch*. Jacquard, Itlanke'... and Mourning Shawls al_
every oiality, variety, end prier.
FLANNELS, White, Fancy and di wool plaid Flan
note. , .
• VAltlirliAS. Plaid and Bay:Wore, at astonishingly
-19WALCIMI , .._ •
I4IUSLINS.. - ±flver.lo,ooo ydx., front the most role.
brateil ntatitkccturera In the tf:S., at all prima, both
.whito and unbleached.
- LINENS.. A,large. stock of every description, Table °
Cloths, Nipklns, anti for Shirting, from !Jr best 11111LIII.
factur sin Ireland.
'MUMS. A Tnry largo •nscortment. " -
C 41.100E5. An agaorlinent . consintlng of over2lo,
000 vas., and at prleee to finit. the Limon . -
PIII3101N(18. A very liandaome and well nelerfed lot
of " Ladles' lire.. Trliumingx," to suit ovary variety of
of drone goods.
LINES: , °aunties, Silk and Cotton Gloves for
Ladles and children -
'MOURNING (100DS. Black Fre4 h Meilnoes, 'Block
Cashmeres. all Wool DeLaines. DeLaines, Colin cgs,
and every variety of mourning goods for dress, crapes,
Veils. Collars, &c.. So.
RIBBONS. We would call the ottenthin of the Ladies
to our large stock of well selected ribbons.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAIt. Clnths.Cassimeres,Satioets,
Velvetemmand Cords; over 10,000 yds. of Satinets
at very low prices.
CARPETS. A largo and well selected stock of Carpets
of every description of over 0,000 yards.
lIANOVER GLOVES. The tar fumed and well known
Hanover Gloves, are'Only sold ky me. ns I am the only
null miss , • •
......
Wejumt received 60U pairs or them.
My Stern Is at the old Shand, in Hanover St., nearly
opposite the Post Office. Olvo us a call and examine
our stock. .-- •
Carlisle, Oct. 5;1850.
"IPECIAL NOTICE.-
HATS AND CAPS.-
.
•• • AT
.Kl4,'LLE.,lt'.'S 0L1) STAND.
itANOVEIL,STItEET,
Will he found a largo nod elegant assortmont of IIATS
Mai CAPS, In great varioty, of Mir own and city tuauu:
facture.
VATS. • CAPS.
Sill. Military,
MolttAllt, Navy,
Casslniere, Murphy,
- •
. Felt. . Scotch.
Ledger,
Planters, Ott Cloth.
Plush lc Cloth. Children's Fancy.
ASSO, Wool Ilata of all kinds, which will be sold at
the loweaPprices. ltecollcet
IiELLEIPS OLD STAND,
North Hanover Street.
Ilala of any style manufactured to order.
Carlisle. Oct. 19, 1859. .
VIE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK
11VD FUR EMPORIUM
No. 708 Chestnut Street, (ohm? seventh,)
PAILADELPiIIA ,
The subscribent Invite the attontleu et the Ladles, to
their stock of theme BLEGANT GARMENTS,. of which
belno, a SPECIALITY, they are enabled to oiler the most
complete nteetrtutent In the city. •
They will open In Octoberenni November their Ini
portattottsmmeisllng of •
ENIBROWERED-VELVET CLOAKS,
HANDSOME BEAVER CLOAKS, .
: OPERA CLOAKS; &c. &a.,
and elegant spccinione of home manutirture, will be
'added to their Stock EVERY 411ORNINO THROUGH
TUE SEASON. ' , •
ger GRAND OPENING. nig
,
Elegant Furs• ForLadies' Costume
' 1N THE FUR 11001dUF TUN
PART) MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
•The subscoilbers beg also to announce that, In corn
pilaw° %fill the wioiin of several Valued customers,
they have added lo their establishment a
FJJ .DE P A T 111 EN T ,
in which will at all times be found the largest display
of Well seasoned GARMENTS, made up by the best
French workmen, and at prices which pill commend
them ttw the economical as well as the moat luxurious
purchasers.
EVERY GARMENT may be relied on as being exactly
what is represented, as it is no part of the views of the
subscribers tO obtain an ephemeral notoriety byefferlog
mhatioo manufactures for the azili,tof selling cheap,—
but, on the centrum, a reputation based on the perma
nent and durable foundation of public confidence.
' .1. W. PROCTOR &
Importer's and Manufaciurers of
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND FURS
No 703 Chestnut &rest, PhUsdelphin.• •
0et.10,1R50.1m. -
'NEW . GOODS. AGAIN ! AT 00-
CHEAP STORE.
Just - returned from the city and now opening a large
assm tntent of • •
_ _Elegant and Faahio
r nalde_lrinter Goods,
Elegant Bilks, Doll de Choelers; and all the newest
styles DRESS 0001.45 In greet' variety.
A large lot of Ladles' Cloth Cloaks and Shawls, of the
latest etylcaivat torelyed •
LADIES' FURS, good and cheap.
Mull assortment of Dress Trimmings, Cloak Tassels,
/M. GENT'S SHAWLS, good and cheap. •
. CALICOES at 6,0, 8,.10, and 12 cent,. •
M,l). LAINB at 8, 10, 12, 16. and 20 cents. •
6-4 Cloth for Orer Costs at 37 and SO twills.
0-4 Block Cloth for ladies' Cloaks at .01.50, $2.00
$2.150, and $3.00._ •
.The atoclf.is pow large and complete. All persona In
want - of elei ant and cheap goads. will find them at tile:
:new stare oppoalte ttialtaliroad Depot.-• ' • _
Nov. 80,. '6o._ ' • ' ' , . • CHAS. 00ILBY.
1 Q 7 l3tllLTDlffirrein AT 1.'1:1114I()
ICPI SA LE,-Eightoen valuable lota situated on North
:SI, extended between .West and Constants, mennuring'
SO feet In hoot tack and 2401 e depth, 'stabbing by ter
the-Mostellgibleand•pleasaht-bnildingelteswlthinthe
borough at this time; will' eold at public sale Mi.!.
TUUBSDAY,, the 12th day: ef JANUARY next. Per—
sona wishing inviseeure building Into, 'will do well to ,
-avail 'iheniselees of this, opportualtL_W-inrckinie
,
Atiy T oo whiblog:flur=.,':
flier particulate will pleas's:tall eh ttie ii.il4olbers who
'will birhOop'y :to glio Any Inlertifatton •
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IL Liotztn, •
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=
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commenced On the FIRST OAT OF JANUART NEXT—priPted
on fine . llller and clear type. .
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of ft new and beautiful ORIGINAL WORK OF FACT ANI, Fl.;
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MONTI% PROLTDrOOT.
A ROIVIANCH OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
By a Distinguished Author.
.The romantic events on Which this beautiful story In
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dlatoly before 'the close of trio Revolutionary War, arid
the recognition of American independence —a tiro,.
When strange events brought out strong character, and
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citing 'than the histories! - passages of-these times--
(strange to say, until now unapproprlated - by the nine.
ellst.) )trimly heroism end womanly devotion ate
wrought co the litchest degree, through a chain 4.1
events not less exciting than strangenot less strange
• •
This charming story will bo succeeded by •
A BRILLIANT VENETIAN TALE..
• • BY OCTAVE FEIIILLET.
the celehntled author of "ThOEOllll4,Ol era Poor Yount
Men." the success and circulation of. which, both In the
Now and Old Lyprld, have been unpreciionted, and
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few more of the MEMORANDA Foil INVALIDS e Melt
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ll=
•
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Editors and Propriotors,lo7 Fulton St., New York.
Dec. 7,1859.
Gru ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
4 CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Associaton.,
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popular Art Institution, (now in its sixth year,) arc be
ing received Ina ratio-unparalleled with that of—any
previous year.
Any poreon can beiMme.a member by aubeiirib-.
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Int.—The beautiful Steel Engraving, "Shakespeare and
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24.—A Copy of the Elegantly Illustrated Art Journal,
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by the first American and Foreign Artiste.
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receive immediately on receipt of (subscription, entitled
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N0v.19,1859,
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1860
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painting of the" Horse Fair." The wcpit has been in
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unaurpassed In Inherent of the subject, and to Helium
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Dec. 7.1850
ATISS H. E.:. SEARS, Pintsiormi,
"'III visit Carlisle, Psofetodonally on,WEDN BS
atbadember 11d. delta
IProcip - trtiviitiA,_....',
CLUBBING,
POSTA° I
THE' FAR J 1 ER' S GUIDE
MORRIS b. WILLIS, EDITORS.
PROSPECTUS. 1860
Lumber & ion!.
h 4 UU4L.ANDLUABERTARD
Tho onbacrlheni havOlhlo day entorod bito part -
nonthlp to trade In
0' AL ,AND L 11 - 31' B R
Wo . wl II have constantly on tiand and furnish to ordek
all k inds and quality of ,oesonod •
LUMBER, '''' • ,
• BOAIIDS, -• . . - ' -. ‘ ~
SCANTLING,
• ' .
.. . . ...
•' ' • FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plasterlog . Lath, Shingling Lath, wOrked
• leg and Weatherboarding, l'osts and halls, and every ar
title that belongs to a LUMBER YARD. •
All Man of Shingles, to wit: Whitepine, Hemlock,
and Oak : , of tinferetit qualities. Having Cars of our
own we can furnish 14118 tO order of any length and
size at the shortest notico:snd on the most reasonable
terms. • Our worked boards will he kept under borer to
that they mn.be - furnished dry at all times.. •
We have repstautty on hand all kinds of Family Coal
undeleoverwili e h we will deliver clean to any part of
the borough. - To wit :
LYKENS. I'ALLEY, •
LUNE - SIDI/LER, '
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
I,OIIBERY. : ". '
which-we pledge oursoives to sell at' the lowest prices.
Best - quality of
, -- ,Limeburner's and Blacketailh'a
o Coal,
.
always n.hind i..lllrh we *III sell at th e lowest f i g u re
Yard west side ol Urrmmer School, Main. street, -
Mt3IBThONG & tIOFFEJt.
July 2Q, 1860, ,
I\T Ig•W C . O.A L Y • 1)-
AT THE WEST END OF CARLISLE.
•
The subscriber would. respectfully call the attention
of Lireeburners and the citizens - of Carlisle, and the
nurroundintr. country generally, to bin NItIV COAL
YARD, attached to bin Ware House, on West High at.,
mina* ho will keep constantly on hand a large supply
of the best quality of COA 1., to wit:
Lyitenalelley, Luke Fiddler, Pine Grove and Troyer. -
toot Woken, }tag nod Nut Coal—screaned and 1117 coal,
arbltth he pledges himself to tell at thelowest possible
prices. Best quality of Linteburner's and Blacksmith's;
Coal alwaytron hand. •
. 4$ All order. left Alba Ware Mune, or at bit; reel
lonco In No! th !bummer ntreut, will be promptly at
ended to. • -
~• ,
April 14, :68-tt.
JOHN EARIX. J. It. NONEMAKER. ,
rORWARDING " AN)) . COMMIS- •
-4 •
- SION HOUSE.
FLOUR. AND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND . SALT.
The subscribers having taken the warehouse, ears and
fixtures of Wm. B. Murray's well known gstablishment,
on-Went lligh street, opposite - Dickinson College; would
Inform the public that they have entered Into a general
Forwarding and Commission mildness. ~
. . - . . .
The highest nierket price will be paid for Flour, °aid
und Produce of all kinds, ' -
_
They are Mee; prepared to freight Meduce and stock .
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the lowest rates, with
safety and
,despateh.
PLASTER AND SALT kept constantly on hund,&nd " '
FLOUR AND FEED at wholesale or retail. •
COal s uf ell kinds,. onibfaclng ... •
LYKEN'S VALLEY, • .
..
• . LUKE FIDDLER,
2 • - "-• SUNBURY WHITE ASII, '
-"- • •
LOCUST GAP,
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's
I=
KEPT . UNDER COVAR,
and delivered dry to any part or tlO town.
EARLY A NONEMAKER,
Aug. 17, 1859
LUMBER YARD:—The subscribers'
• having purchased a large tract of pine timber
land and saw mulls, on the west branch of the &mune '
banns river, have opened'out a lumber yard at
MECHANICSBURG;
•
4111 the railroad, corner of Allen'and Mitt Areas, near
tile steam new mill of heldle, Eberly ,S; Co, and also one
AT GREAONVIIIE,
• near Plainfield, where we will be able to Fell lumber at
such prices that will be to the Interest of bulldeis and'
' others to call and see in before•buying• elsewhere. Our
- ;-advantages otor other dealers are that our lumber doe.
not pass through-the !lambi of. one two or more ;mem
'otyrxbeforst we get it, and that will enablb us to eel!
lumber chestier then any others ran Fell atthese places.
-IVe will dig° wholesale lumber from our ilarrlaburir
yard. and will deliver lumber at any point along the
Cumberland Valley Railroad.. if desired, builders ran
• havo - lumber saWedi AuR fo
oble r any Arne br building, or
for other purposo, by furnishishing us with their or.
dere 1,, corn,,,. SHAFFNER, ORFIASON k CO.
Aprill 18, 1859-1 y
NEW,ARRANG - EMENT..
On and after Monday, 23d May, 1859; the cub. --
scriber VIII run a Daily Train of earn, between
CARLISIE: AND P.IIII,ADELPIIIA,'
leaving Carlislehvery morning and Plilladelrdila every
ermine.
All goods loft at the PitElilllT DEPOT of Peacock,
'Zellk lIINCIISIAN, No.. 805 and 840 .Market street,
will be delivered In Carlisle thr next day.
'.I. M. II liN DERSON,.
West !del Street, Carlisle, Pa.
May 25, '69.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY M. R-7--
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MtrA taar
' . • CHANGE OF• HOURS! .
trand — alter -51 051DATT - NONt4th - 185x, -Passenger
Trains will run as follows: (Sundays'excepted O
FOR HARRISBURG.
let Train. ' 2:E
Leave Chanibersliurg, , 8.35 A. M. 2.40 .
" Sllippensßurg, 9.05 " 3.12 -\
Newville, 9.38 " 3.45
Carlisle. 10.15 " 4.25
Mechanicsburg, 10.47 " . 4.50
Arrive at Harrisburg. • 11.15 ", , 5.28 "
FOR CIIA!tII3.ERBBURO,
. Ist Train. .24 Train.
Leave Harrisburg , 8.15 A. M 2.05 P. M.
•• Mechanicsburg 8.57 " 2.42
0.37 l• • 3.15 "
Newville ' ' 10.12 • : 2.50 ' •
Shippensburg, 10.42 " 4.20
Arrive at Chambersburg, 11.12 " 4.50 "
TRAINS LEAVE Iltrrrisburg via Pennsylvania Can
tral Railroad at 1.00, P. M., 2.16, P. M., , via Columbia,
and 5 50, P, M.
Via Lebanon Valley and Reading Railroad, at 8 00,..,
A. M., and 2.35. P. 51,
For Pittsburg. at 3.00, A. M. and 1.30, P. 51. Frir
Baltimore, at 2.50 and 5, A. 51., and 2.05, P. M. For
Treverton, WillinmsmWand Bulbtio, nt ILI and 7.50,
P. 31. Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad, for Au
burn and Pottsville, at 2.00, P.lll. •
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stations where
Tickets are sold, viz: Chambersburg, .Shippensburg,
Carlisle, Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS'on each Ticket will be made to all Paxson.
gen; that provide themselves with Tickets before an
tering the Care. •
lallntad Oche, Chnmbe
Nov. O. 18,59. .iii
LIOUB eAN '" TAT PRIVATE
SA
Tle subscriber offeirs at private side, I
110 USE and I e OT ON GROUND, situate' in el
- °
Dickinson township, near the turnpike, a "
mile and n half east of Mount Rock. The House is a
Frame, Wentherboarded, two stories in ,height, and con.
Mining five rooms and kitchen, - with wasit•houss and
Adorn attnched. The lot contains TWO ACRES of-the
best quality.of land, with a variety of choice Fruit, and
having erected thereon a FitAMP 4.TAHLE, Wagon-
Shed, and other out buildings.
Persons wishing to view the property can do so by
calling on Jacob Black, on the promises, or on the sub-.
scriber, residing near Newville.
Aug,17.1859-tf.
r/riItUSSES ! BRNCES.! SU, P'POR
. TEltl3lll '
0. H. NEEDLES;
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8.
W. - Corner" Twelfth. dri Rao• X
PHILAI ELPHI:4.
Practical Adinster of Rupture Trusses and Medi/A—
ral Reinediesr ilea constantly on bend a large Stock of
(leonine Frond' trusses, also a complete assortment of
the best American. Including the celebrated Whites
Potent Lover Truss, believed by the beat authorities to
be superior ta any yet invented. English and Atheri
eau Supporters and halts, Shoulder Bracco, Suspensory
ilatulages, Self Injecting Syringes. ?adapted to both ass
es, lu neat portable cases, Freual Pagarles„Urinal liagi
So., Ac.,
• Ordors and letters of enquiry, will meet prowl)
lentlon,
August 24, 1862 4
LADD, WEDSTER & CO
IMPROVED TIGHT atITOU
'SEWING MACHINES.
On Itichibitlon and fqr sale at 3lrs. It. A. lissitocris
DAGUEItitIiAN DOOMS, 2nd door wear of Di.
ZITZEMiI °Mee, Carlisle, Ds.
Send fore circular to
W. 11. MASON, Agent
Dee. 7,1669-It.
HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
CARLISLE:—The subscribers propose publishing
as soon as the requiilte materials can be collected,
,A.llistori and Direotorrof the Borough
' ' OF CARLISLErz ' r"'
blob will contain a conaise history or the Borongb,
frnm its find settlement to• thR present time, a list of..
the adult inhabitants, alphabetically arranged; - their'
'll..relllngs, occupations, place of business, and dwelling -
hinnies; a list of the streets of the Borough; statistics,.
and history of churches, schools, public improvements,
lines of travel, the various association'', and such 'other',
detail as will make a -useful and interesting work 'of
Waren.. The business department of the Directory,„
will centalrothe cards of business mon handsomely die
played . and arranged, presetitlng a desirable medium for exhibiting their buslriess operations. 'The work...
will be carefully prepared. and Its typographical foe. :
tines well executed. It will be published by aubseilp:
tine, and will be furntshed,to subscriber's, bound. M
cloth, library style, at one dollar per copy, payable on
the delivery...of the' work. - F. 11. JAM Kl 3, liminess
liouse, will'atteud to all busititosacCdt7:•:
nectar!: with the Directory. • ..
• WIIITMILEAD & JAMES,'
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„'OI,OM(EQSATIIIST,)
PAYBI6IAINT;' SI7RGEO,N
. O frICA 151 'soutb dariover- Street, formerly °MOM .
by Dr; Smith. • • ' • ,
ff DON'T FAIL to see EUXTIA ANNUAL AN.
NOUNOrlakllliT" attd.brUllaniofferi, in seettrir *plums
Broken'tAlg, Stove and Nut
d 0,., do
'J. W. lIENDERgON
to `~
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, O. N. LULL, Supoil
burg,}
OHO. 0. DAVIDSON