31teNcine5
•
DR MILANE's
C.,LEBIZATE
UGE D
VERMIE
imam
LIVER PILLS.
WE•lrg leave to call the. atten
•
7 . 7 tion of the Trade, and "more:,
'especially the . Physicians . ,of 'the
country, to two of the most popu
lar remedies now before the public.
We-refer to • .
Dr. Chas: Allan's" Celebrated
Verrnifuge , drid Liver Pills.
We do . not recommend thent as
universal Cure-alls, but
.simply for
what their name purports,. viz.:'. ,
THE. VERMIFUGE,
. For expelling Worms ;froth' the
;human system. It has 'also been
administered with the most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
Nil' the e...ni. : eof.Livia Comr.E.A.risrrs,
4.BILIOUS . DERANGEMENTS; SICK .
HIAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of • — 1
. FEVER AND AGUE ) "
preparatory to' or after 'taking Qui-•
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure: .
As specifics for the above-men
tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when
ad
ministered in accordance with the
directions.,"
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors, -
FLEW N — BI26THERS - i
' •
PITTSItYRCii, PA. .
to dispose of their Drug business,
in-Which they have been success
. fully engaged for the last Twenty .
Years, and they will now give their
' undivided—time and - attention to
their manufacture. And being de
termined. that Dr. M'Lane's Cele
brated.Vermifuge and Liver- Pills
shall continue to occupy the Ugh .
position they now .hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor'ekpense in procuring -the Best
and Purest material, and- comma
pound, them in- the most thorough
Address'all -- orders to: '----
YLENING BROS. Pillsburgli, , Pa.
P. S. Ureters and l'hehiCillrlll ordering fr.. others
than Yloming Moe.. will do well to write their orders
ellelo , .tly. and Pte front but Pr. it'Lune's.. prepared by
Fleestup Pittzburgli. To those wishing to giro
ahem• trial, 'ire will I'4m 1 per mail. poet paid. to any
part Of the United States.. one box of Pills for twelve
three-cent p•stego . stamps, or OW viol of Vernally.. lor
Larissa three,ent stamps. All (Allele from Canada must
M twompanied by twenty centa extra.
D It. 0U( q- 8 W ' S
NEW MEDICAL SALT
- READ TILE' VOLLOWIND CERTIFICATES TO T
efficacy of the medicine Di Inflammatory diseases.
For the last twelve years I liars been more or less
,troubled with Inflammatory Rheutuatisut,.inateneline
early in.the spring, and lasting until cold weather eel
lu, when I Would be relieved for a while, only to be at
tackedagalit In the Spring. All my joints wouldsliell
and be very core, attended with the most acute pain.
24 feet, shoulders, arms, and hands troubled me Mods,.
so much AO r could scarcely walk,and almost gts
trays required assistance In dressing. Bu l ling t to time
I woull try everything I could hear nf, in the hope of
a cure. 1 also tried several physicians, but no
thing seemed to help me the least in the world. About
two and a half years ego I wan attacked as usual, nod
as, usual tried everything to get rid of it, but tin tin inur.
pose. I kept growing worse, and booty bent to give uP
aid stay in tho house where I was confined about four
weeks. This time any feet swelled, and were so sore that
I could not 'stand on them or get on any-booth, and any
lands swelled to twice their usual sine. Lulinet, I Wile
to all appearances and belief, totally used up. About
this (lune any parents, who reside la Mete, suet for I.
to come home. I wear, and after my arrival 'colonten•
ad trying another remedy, hoping to be curial, but re
selli n g the sau t e oa all others. For weeks I had not
been able tin dress myself or rake toy hand to unpinned,
and suffering the most oxeruclatiog pain all the lino..
One day my hither came in with a paper in which vies
'advertised Dr. Co,gswell'a Medical Salt, for Intlarnmai
'tory Marlines only, and wanted rile to read and see
what I thought of it I read and laughed at it, pm
smanced it n humbug. 1111(i Old him, tint I hail been
- humbugged enough. lie kept
. urging me, and at last
said I could but try if, and if 1 would Write to Dr. C..
giving him a description of my disease, ho would pay
the expense. Of course I could not refuse such au of
far , and Rent for one box. It came in due .011S1111, but
my faith was not inereased, and I laughed at the idea
"er so small a doss doilK me any good, and told my wife
that I believed Dr. C. and his Salt both humbugs.—
However, f commenced using it and the result was
perfectly astonishing. • I could hardly realize it myself.
I slept %Omani!) , all night. winch I had not done for 11
long time, and when I awoke In the morning, strange
XI It may seem, I was entirely free from pain. I had
then taken but ono doss, and bathed freely before going
to bed. That morning I felt so well that I hardly know
hew to contain myself. and went down stairs slid told
the folks how well I felt, and front that day to this I
have not suffered one moment's pain or. hail an attack
of my once dreaded enemy, Rheumatism. I am per.
flietly well and hearty, and wherever I have a chance I
recommend It. A friend of mine, residing In Brooklyn
Is now trying It for a bad cameo: neuralgic rheumatism,
and so far It Is work int; admirably. This Is in long story,
bet I have told all the facts, which 1 ran tiring wit.
acne, to substantiate if necessary; and will again say
that In the MEDICAL SALT, a ours cure taay be found
hr all Inflammatory diseases, and would urge all whin
are afflicted to give It a trial.
GEO. if. MINOAN,
No. 117 Wall Street, New York
When It Is reinembermi 'that the MEDICAL SALT
Is as *Menelaus in till other Inflatnumfory diseases as hi
11.1.mm:diem, (Coo descriptive circulars) it will at sure
be soon that it in a most valuable remedy. Surely
Those thus afflicted will find in their own condition
sad In the &i.ee stntementsi enough to Induce them
glue the MEDICAL SALT a taint. ' _
—Price,- One. Dollar.. Chronic Package; . $2 50.
' D C. TAYLOR & CO.,
Oen. Agents, 202 Dock St., Plillarn. •
'The New 3feilical Solt to for sale .by druggint....iener
ally. 01,ve it a trial. - [July 13, • P-Om
TILIIIMONT EXTRAORDINARY BpoK OF TIIE AGE
First edition of 10;000 sold in aix weeks.
ENTITLED •
“BOYHOODt PRRILS
• AND
MANHOOD'S CIIRSE.7:
. PUBLISHED BY DR. S. PANCOAST,
916 Spring Garden 1(74;1, Philadelphia, P 4., and
for sale'by all, booksellers..
This is a book of '225 pages, 2cup., bound Id eloth;with'
alas 11thogriphie plates, and intended tor parents,
guardians: and yqung • men; Every young man tvitti
wishes . to maintain his -health and manhood, and have
a healthy progeny, should read this book, • Some 60 he
statement. are really astounding, and have never l's
Are appeared in print. Prim $l, By mall $1.16. • 1:• •
AND
EDWIN PRESS, AND READY 000 DELIVERY IN A
' I.IIW DAYS, A OItEAT WORK FOR l'ilE LADIES,
' by the same author ; entitled .
' lii.DrES' MEDICAL GUIDE,
'.
— ANC) 'MARRIAGE 'FRIEND •
Tight lea work of nearly 000 pages. beautifully bound
la eldth and contains over 100 splendid and curious en
. paving.. ,It give; a complAo description of he ',true.
tura and function of the reproductive organs'of the le.
llail'4, showing bow married ladles may have or avoid
la flimilles, .Also. a complete history of Ilermaphro
. 'lntl , With curious plates allowing both sexes in one.
1 'lxci eves thlvlre to, young ladies in selecting a
hiet tiltoi Pointing put the cause - of ,so much unhappi- ,
hf c
we after•tparriitge, ancl the influence it exerts on the
- 1 a work 'tleo'glitis the; symptoms and treatmenr of
maleallp flistiasex,tio that,every female may. Ito herov•
pb . Win, •,, •
• ' `NUM chapter to deVoted to the,TOilet, givinte the
- reailpfft for'costneticsatitresent in „use by the nobility
eflfranie4ogiand and Itnavia, fur, beautifying thesitin
- kalk,leeth, and for romqVlug Mut and.pruset7lng a mrebt •
braith.' . They' have been'obtained- at griwit , oxpot•se. • ,
Pfire:sl.so: lly,nfall $l.lO. orclat additional post—
.......agd'itiimps. ' 8000 'copies have. alreakly.heeu ordered.—
Thetii wishing a 'copy of the Dist 'edition should. send
— lleir - onliortfwlthout,dalp '
. - For etintitlete diwer,lption of the work flee Pronpectu4
whicliwill.be sent on receipt of one letter stamp. • •
AGENTS WANTED In every lowa kt,,,thro - Union. f.'
-. Fib. 16 , 1800—ly ' ..
. -
' eryi ntg,,
qtnt firi sale at' pylaretd. sult:the
4 . 0 •• • • ..11ALril.
‘ ,...,N,c,iii,:„...(f00u.4 , z-.,.:
~-,=,
'4ITTEAv'TIOJTer:
NEW STORE 'AND-NEW • GOODS
After rot uriiine hie etiknowledgenteoe fur the fpry
Illeirnl pittriniage %ritieli has 'beim extended to hit , the
mittersiguoil would call ntteiVop to .the fal at. ho
has ,Itistro.opetiect hiti ex latof aseurtineircrif twiny,
gilw o • e;; •
. ,
ill his new•stori.rooni.,.on the southeast corner of the
public square, where-the public are invited to call and
I. •
_examine it stock of goods which,, In elegance, 'variety
• and extent. will defy • competition; comprising In. part
• I Ott; I mop, crush, I and' .brown saga, s,
:,,„
Jlava. Rio Ord roaratal Coffee. . Every va- .I.°„:. — „ ,
• , rinty.and quality orq EA. Spicos,.(grounsi r'i'il •
end tn:round.) Plekcia, Sauces, Table Oil. I,
-. New Orleans. xtligarbouse and Trinidad 4,,,,,v,i . •
Molasses; Now York and Philadelphia rlyr.... • I
ups. Cncese,.?:acaronl, Vert:m ,
ill I.'split Peas,llominy, :
Mincemeat, corn :Starch, Farina, Chocolate, Extract 0, I •
. Coffee, relined sugar at reduced rates, washing and halt., lion. . • ' .
lug soda. Tobacco of the most favorite brands, and the ! A .fine ldt -of GOLD 'PENS from the hest maker!,
• - finest quality of - Sugars. - Also, a 'beau tifuL assortment I apectacle - eages, fancy hoies, silver and pearl card roses,
'of Britannia Ware. plain , and gold band China Ware, iguld'antf common bracelets, watch chains, .' . • ''
Glass, ,Queens, Sthne and Earthern Ware, in greet To.: Mantle Clocks and a variety of articles usu. •
rimy, and an - elegant lot of Fancy Beam extracts and • ally kept in Jewelry eatabllsbnients, :which Melt,
' perfumery for the toilet. , ' :I will sell low for cash, All articles war• I • 11:„,
- FRUITS: Including Poaches in cans, Raisins, Cron. -'ranted to be what they are reprinamted.•
berries, dry apples, cation, 'almonds, oranges lemons, I Particular attention paid as„ usual •to
~ • ,
/ ) , :t , ,,t;,, Ac. .wA
tanirca, REPAIRING and all, work war
• . erriarrii,
I ri ---'.
• - - - -• •
,_ .. _._.. ...
LIQUORS : .Wholeaald and
embracing cmonorrand bid Rye .
key, Brandies, dark and pale, Lisbon
Sherry 'port, Matierbi; Ginger, Catawba
s and Muscat Wines in maks and bob
flee, deotcn N nishoy, Holland Oln and Scheid=
Schnapps..
PISA. AND-SALT;
A largo tteelt of LA l luchullog lintt's celebrated
lamps for burning Kerosene nr coal .011 T also Ppernt
Pine, Lard and trOal Oil, Burning Fluid. Sperm and
Star Carldles.„
.CBDAR . -WARE %ND:BROOMS. •
Brushes, ltonctc Wpm tsoaps, Doomouts, Walters
'l,onklng , glassen, fine letter and note paper, rWillou
Wars, painted burkets, kr.
Colton and woollen Hose, And huff Hose, and a full
stock of Olooes, Including the wall known Ilanove
•
Busk ii la COs.
In short, hie stock comprises everythinkr,l l tliat Is rolled
forlu Ids Iles of business, And no efforts will ho spared
te, render entire sath.factloti to his customers.
Cartlaic, Ocf, 27, 1858 , 1 y.
inr Marketing of all Muds taken In' excllauge fn
go win._
'TALBERT'S FAMILY GROCERY,
QUEENSITARB AND VARIETY BT.ORII,
.
.IVorth- West Corner of thi Public Square, °Aga
. site the Carlisle.Deposit-Bank,. • ,
J. D. lIM.IIEIIT has again replenished his stork 'co
goods. Ills assortment is now full and complete, among
which may he enumerated every variety of fresh
' . ... FAMILY GROCERIES;
•
which in quality and petco . .
C . .A ..V ' T 1;L JJ E A T .
A large stock - of China, flirtal and Queen snare, of new
and beautiful draiglis, and embracing every grado of
mire. -
Ile Is Fora AGIiNT in 'Carlisle ler Anus' celebrated
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS, •
one of the greatest dlsroverlen of the - age, couthlnlng
Onapneas ; :safety and Increased light. .14eal WI and
Lampe constantly on hand, which ,dhe public are u•
quested to: ti and exaudne.
. .
.TOB. 11. HA LBERT,
N. W. Corner of Public e:quare
Carlisle, Oct. 27, '2s.
jr 0 S PII U. TEE .L
WATCH- HANOVER MAKER
UTII
A fefo'door4.Boutla of the Court House.
Having supplied myself large . nsi , ort taunt 6
Iyatoi Pistol hats, Washes, de., 1 11111 110, 'prepared te,
repair all kinds or Watches, Chilts,Jeweiry.e. on the
m
host reasonable terms, that may he entrosta to lily
r.tre. !loping by striet attention to business to he la
vaned with it lillllllll share er public patronage.
.A fine a,,,rtment ai .11.:11 . 1.11.1IY, sorb as
ill'east Pins and hoe Limps, Gold and Cam',
Itreast 1 . 110, 1111(1 Ear Drops. liox and (Mass Pins all bite.
!looks, Plated Chains, Gilt Loehets,tlusttlet
((rya; dc. Also, 3 'aria and tine assortment of
0 1) yI N (1 - 13 It it IN ti
Also, n lino 1;4 of Silver Hunting, Detached Laver
nod Levine Watehes. nod &good assetfluent of Silver
plated nod Steel Spectacles.
all of which ,vi Ito sold low. A share of public pat ron
ago iv re , ppet fully ' JOS. U.-STEEL:-
July I. 18."41-19*
. 01. 1
.11tir0.4" 11.1.1,11,”
FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
. .
Jtv.t.reenlyed and In store: : a fresh and well se,
lech•d assortment of itiol.fata and Mara.
call3)1 Coffee, Roasted Coffee. Crushed •
Pulverized Sugars. Refined and
other brow,, Sugars, superior
SyinpOlolasses, Orleans • •
(baking) M °lan sea.
Spices of every variety—
pure only t Starch, Farina and • •
Chocolate. Macearnl, Cheese and
Crackers, Tapioca and Sago, Indigo,
Saleratms and Soda, Cream Tartar and as.
sorted Pickles, Mustard and Coriander Seed:
TEAS.—A fine assortment In Packages,
. 4 : Ol =T, and In bulk—aa well. as all other articles
belonging to the budness—a ll at the lowest
ICI , and late reduced prices.
J. W. Ellr.
_ • •
!___Paver_ll.l.ngiugsl—fapor—llaugings
COME AND SEE OUR
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
AND OUR
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS. ,
. 'FINE GLAZED PAPER HANGINGS.
AND ALSO OUR •
jaciuuLT PAPER HANGINGS.
' RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS.
GILTsRAPER HANGINGS.
RICH GILT PAPER HANGINGS. ,
And WINDOW PATERS or:trio. colors We wish to
Inform the public that our stock of Paper Hangings, is
the largest and 'nest varied assortment ever opened in
Carlisle, and that no aro stilling at prices that will salt
everybody, at ' JOHN P. LYNN & SON'S,
• North Ilanover St , Carlisle, .
where you can lot furnished at all limes with Flesh
Paints, 0.11, Varnish, lee., of tho best quality and at the
lowest price, iapr.O.ISSU.W
BETTER 13AIRG AIM R
THAN EVE
nre nowLM nit offered nt J. W,
CHEAP CLOTHING C SHOE STORE;
• Leonard's Corner Carlisle. *.
Having discovered that small profits and quick soles
is the true principle of success in business, I 113A0 dti`
termlued to oiler still bettor Inducements than ever to.
purchasers. Of NIEN and DOI'S clothing for
IV &[.L WINTER .
I Into just opened a large and complete assortment ,
comprising Over Coats, Frock Coats, Sack Coats, Raglans,
Business Coats Sc„ Sc., Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts Um.
der Shirts, Drawers, Monkeys, Hosiery, Mutes. Suss
ponders, Flocks. neckties, collars and Mandkerchlefs Sc
ALSO, Ono of the hest and most selectessortments of
Kip, (trained and Cilf Boots, Brograns, Guitars, :Offer.
son's Our. Shoes Sc., ever brought to 'this market, fie
non & boys, women & children, and at remarkably
low prices. For women and children I have' the best of
homemade, and make up to' order on the shortest no.
WO.
—Also, A largo stock of •
HATS AN 10' 'IS
for mon and buys nt very low •prIcoo r ;• Also. Trunks,
Travelling Bags Umbrellas, &a. at very low prices.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
I will be happy to see you and make you: glad with
good bargaits.B. W. SMILEY.
October _, • •
100 D! QOOD!! - GOOD!!,!
•
Just raceihd at the cheap Grocery of the under
signed, lota of good thugs, a part of which ars the lui•
lowing.
' Hermetically sealed PEACHES, (fresh.)
" TOMATOES,
•".., • " • COltN,
. .
.. W. PEAS, nt
w. w ASPARAGUS,
4t " OYSTERS, .
LOBSTSRS, • W
.., , PINE APPLE, '
431; ', . 0 ' TURTLE SOUP, •
O - " SARDINES, w
rPlcklod Gerkins, Chow Chow, Piccalli , Lobsters,
Cauliflower, Capers. . .
Caves, Tomato° Rahn*, Walnut do., 3 ushroom do.
Pepper,Sauce, Hominy, Grltts, Cranberries, the flnekt
of Dried Deer, Sugar•eured Hems, Shoulder. llologka
5„,,„,,,, ge . soup - !or — rsilllaccisroni, - Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
kw..., and # ,SI of all kinds.
(Willi NSW An E, FINE• SWABS. among which ans
twenty-flve thousand' Qerman Sixes. prima Tobacco,
and the very best and:purest LIQUORS in thu county,
Confectionary and Urtrit, .
All of which are offered to the citizens of Carlisle and
county of Cumberland) at the loriest prices for VASIL.
COME ONE, COME ALL, two doors East, of Rhoads'
Warehouse.
19M. BENTZ.
Carll6l6, Nov, 9, 1969
GRI T. EXCITEMENT AT H AR.
. • 'PER'S - PEAKY,' ••• • •. '
Old John Brown stilt alive and recointnende the La
• dins of Carlisle and country, to plutniedlately tp
' LEIPItit
•
and examine their igidernild atoSioinitigPods.
Just received a largo lot s ot magnificent WINTER:
SILKS, (tram Auction.) Splendid,,Seaver Cloth Mau ,
r; ties and Raglans. Latest Perla styles 'elegant DIEM
GOODS, to great-rariety of styles and kinds. •Brocha,
double reversible, and fine Scotch SHAWLS,
• r F Ult 5 FURS H. , FURS I!I
• .
• • • .
Direct:re/In thaluanufacturere, warrarited,fiee from
undluhand et greatly reduced prleee. .
Alio a large addition of STAPLE GOODS. suitable for
the loasen,includinF WOLF'S CELEBRATED : GADO.
VEIL BUCK vfarrallted genuine, notwltic
standing theAurudinten Ann LICLIMITZ ACIENOT.
Ntiy.2,,12159. , r •
ItiAta.:9Lritoß ' 411'.--,-.The
subscriber has shwlgn:bstiti An exteneive
merit of nen* rind second-hand OARRTAGIES' which , hit
will sail cheap for cash, or exchange for anon horse's.. '
.persolisin'srantersucharticies.wlll.crittaf.the Xetr
err Stable; corner of Pitt street and Dickinson
•- • •••"' .•
ADA •:.
Melee aerigavrtarsis so u4nAl cl LIT*/'
MEE
MEE
MKS
_.
;.;;~n~~,i~r~rßr
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~.
1 4111 , VELRY, AND
y sicvpde-wwithat -- d - o - FiLyw's old established
Stand, Wean Mani St., neaily'opppalle the Ctimbelland
.. .
:,..1, huviduat recelVdd a.lnew a ss o rtm e n ttt of watthen,
' 'owelry. medallion/I. silver-wife, &c.. In addition to:my,
7turnier stock to 'which I invite the_ attontloo 4•4 the
tublic, Thu accotimant embraces fi ne . -, - ..f.:._ --•
gold nod Bilfor lever ivetches, Hunting 0 r
and open'. casa - do,' gold , Anchors • for ‘• .11:
Ladles and.Hentlemen and gliver Le-
Innen and gulirtier watches of livery va•
slay in stidd and price.. •' '
Alen, fine geld Moaalllons:Bremt.plns for Ladles and
Gentilieu of every quality, pattern and prise. Gold
fhb, vest, curb and neck thains.Gold bracelets, finger
rings, cuff pins, studs, sleere-buttous, crosses, charms,
fip. Gold and diver thimbles, silver and plated
butter knives, forks, table, 1, ea, salt and mustard spoons
of every variety. .A large assortment of gold; silver.
rtettiGkand common spectacles, . tu mitt. all
ages to:which we halt.. .special atten
bee. 28, 7851.1
' . Will am 1 1
Practical. PL'U. 4 IIB.EI2
in the basement of
Main'Strie
Lead and Iron Pipes,
Hydrants,
ilottk Cold Shower Baths,
Water Closets, • -
Force and Lift Pumper, '
Wrolt Iron Word'ruhes,
. And every descripthin'of cocks and fittings for. gl
steam, water, Ac. Superior cooking ranges. heatersnuti
gas fixtures put up In churches. stores and dwolliugo,•
at short notice, in tho most modern style.' All materi
als and work in our line at low rates and warranted?
' Cpuntry work and Jobbing promptly atteudedt.o.
Mar. 23, 1829—1 y •
GROCEMESI-
I AT 8. C. IIUYETT'S
Shad and Mackerel of different gradeki,
At 1113YETT'S.
BEM
Salmon, Seale nth pnd White Nish,
At BUY ETT'S
Coil,:lA, Salt and pickled llthing, •
At IIUYETT'S.
Cheese and Crackers can be had
A IIIIFETT'S.
_Drled Fruit, Prerarraa and Jellies,..
.• At fIUYEFF'S.
Sugar Cured Bet:laud llama, •
At lIITY4TT'S
A fi edi supply.of LIQUORS,
, At HUYETI'S
01la, White Load, Lc., Cc
500 PAIR TRACE CHAINS,
with a large nstinement of ,
BUTT CHAINS, •
BREAST CHAINS, •'
- HALTER CHAINS,
LOG CHAINS,
FIFTH CHAINS, •
TONGUE CHAINS,
COW CHAINS,
.SPREADS, &c. SLO.
Juid received at the cheap Hardware store of
March 10. 1850. • 11.
,SAXTON.
100 TONS - DA-MAIMED AND
WUXI/ LEON.—With a large eesortwont of
STEEL, '
SHEET IRON:
HOOP IRON,.
RIVETS, • •
• BOLTS, ,
NIPI"rs,
WASHERS,"
• ANVILS,'
, RASPS, .
SCREW PLATES,.
BLACKSMITH BELLOWS, &,0
Just received And Tor 04310 vlicapor thin ever, at
MArch lii. lti69. HENItY SAXTON'S.
ItON 11.1ANG !—lrou ltailing_ for
Jl_Ceitrtery rinclosures, public and private gromAds and
gardens, made to order at the Caidlsio VountliT.. Our
block of Railing, Verandah. end Bracket. patterns coop
prises a large varietv,,of now and elegant designs which
toe public are Invited to call and examine. Orders Mr
rooting and putting up Bolling will be promptly execu
ted at satisfactory prices.
*o) An entirely new TEN 110BSE STEAM ENOINE
and BOILER now on hand, warranted to he of the best
make, and will be sold at a bargain for cash or on short
time •
EXIARDNER & CO. . July ill, NM
IE, eI OOT :'AND • S .—J
& 0. TAYLOR. return their Macey° thanks to
th r Customers, for the very liberal patronage eaten.
ded to them, nod would respectlully inform the uLlie
that they continuo to manufacture cuETOMER Work,
at their old ntnnd. on North Hanover street, two doors j
Above the drug store of S. IV. Itnvernttek.
With a number of first rate workmen employed and
facilities Mr securing the best stock to be found fir the
market, they are prepared to make up every description
of BOOTS AND SIIOES, for ladle. and gentlemen's wear,
In-the-most-finthionablo-style;and-of-wainamrsotha,'
terfala and workmanship.
Many years of prartical experience in tire business
both here and in Philadelphia instill. then, in saying,
that they arc able to insure full tintleifautim to all those
who may leave theirorders,
April 21,. 1558, tf.
SOMETHING NE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
SEED STORE.
31. 11. STRICKLER it BROTHER,
Have just opened 10 the room formerly occupied by
Shryock, Taylor & Suilth, Zug's new. building, Mole
street. two doors east of the market house, a largo as.
sortment. of AURICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and for.
tilizers, which they aro prepared to sell ou the most
reasonable terms.
The stock embraces PLOWS ' CULTIVATORS, lIAR
ROWS, IIAY, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS,
REAPERS, MOWERS. DRILLS, CRADLES,
SCYTIIES, CORN SIIELLIERS, FORKS,
SIIOPICI,S, 1105$. RAILES:PRUNINO
A NLV ES,IMETSTON ES for Mow.
era, and every other articht,tto•
cossary for feria use.
They also Intend keening. In addition, a full assert.
molt of CEDAR and 'WILLOW WARE, inriudlng
Spain's patent Churn, Brooms, Brushes, Buttei-werk
era, Butter.Foruni, Prints, Ladles, Butter Tubs,
Beryls, tte.
Also. Fruit, Onrdon and Flower Sends; Seed Potatoes,
of the bent varieties. Tin, are constantly making ad•
MMus to their Stook, and will use avow exertion to
supply the wants of the agricultural couituunlty, -
They bare also the agency for EVANS it WATSON'S
SALASIANDER SAFES.
Orders left nt the store for fruit and• ornamental
Trees, floweret and fertilizers, will be attended to
promptly. M. B. sutiact o m & 0110.
April 20, IDso—ly
- A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WARE-ROODS,
- - _
18597 - 1854)
West nigh treet, CarLsle, ra. •
(Premium awarded al the Cumberland • .Counly
Agricultural Fair of 1867.) •
The pbserliniv has Just recolved the meet splendid
nssortmant of articles in bin line, over' brought. to thin
he is determined to sell at prices that do
fy competition.
• Petrie, '
(:hamhei•, . • • ,
Dining-room, FURNITURE.
• Kltolaen•and
•
• Office
Embracing every article used by House and Hotel
keepers, of the most appnived and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in •setta.
reception and Culp Chairs; Mattresses, WIC frames,
pictures, do., kc.
• Purchasern are requested to-call and examine his
stricir—at 1114 extensive±Warrtennme,_Weat Main atreet,
North side.. • - • A. B. EWING.
Gj Particular attention. Alvan as usual to funerals;
orders from town•and. country, attended to promptly
nod on anedentte tonne. A. B.
Carlisle, May 12,1868.-Iy.
IV ET/ . MUSI l) S R
NO. 93 MARKET STREET, HARRISRURO.
E M ,II• 0.,
INSTRUCTION BOORS,
MUSICAL 31ERCIIANpiax GENERALLY,
PIANOS, ,
•
•AIRLODEONS,
• GUITARS,
• VIOLINS,
vTarrEs, • ,
ACCORDEONB, Ao
O. C. B. CARTER.
May 11, 69
•
NIOROOCV
nortment of Morocco Leather, Linings and Mid,
logs; Lasts. Boot Trees, and a full assortltient Shialtt
and findings of all Muds.
Oct. 27, '5B
!, .GL A ~',j.I‘:,PAINT.B,!.
PAINTS! I A S t ill'axusument.of Masi of all sizes
en quality, • with a largo stook of fresh PAINTS, -all
colarrqq 011 i, Yarolelies, Ac., .pionoot•lp, large oS small
quaitltles, at lowllgures • • - •
Jf.IIIN P. 'LYNN' & SON,
North Hanover Street."'
Oct. 27, '5B
irktge aeaorEnieo
I of mail turw - ste - t . irliat - ertylei7andc:rer 7 ::-clien
iatt bilk seen at the asap store of
J. A. lIIIIIRIOff, Jr..
f UST .1t 'OE V rgiii:Ttlfsttiy-iv p k id - VARhIi:I4LLS.---Juet reaeivqd the
eyTyCteterirlit the:l4ll . 7l l t r itt o ' ! tore •
ar lzesiant
. ehenpehkaetnittent In ibt a litly and
Ogrifido. l6 : l 7l4 ra. •
"," 2; l n if c t6, ° " "' al! L.
1170 AM
E
THOMAS CONLYN
. Lynch,
11 and GAS FFTTER,
the M. B. Church, .
:et, Carlisle.
„ ,Iron Sinks, '
Tubs,
Loth Boilers,
W.sh Basins'
,llyarsulle Items, die
=I
1859.
Ell=
They have recently removed Into their new Banking
House directly opposite their former standi in West
Alain Streit,.a few doors east of the Railroad Depot,'
where they will At all times be pleased to give any In.
formation desired In regard to money matters In gene,
Open for business from 0, o'clock In the morning null
6 o'clock hr the evening. • ;
. . . . . .
COATS,' PANTS AND VESTS OP
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OP,
- CASSINET, OASSIMERE, CLOTH k SILK
' CASSINET, CASSIMESE, OLOTIIA SILK.
'OVER-COATS .
OVER-COATS OP . _ . •
CLOTIIN HEAVER, PILOT, PETERSHAM;
• • '- • CLOTH, DEAVER, PILOT, PETERSHAM; ke
GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.. •
GENTLEMEN'S, PHAWUL •
As well as all sorts of Gents' FurnlshlngoGoods art
oll'Errd In lergoluantltles and at remarkable lOwprless;
AT TIIR 01INAP pLoxtuNa BTtAtlli NEAR Tip
MARKET 1101.18 E • '
• ASIIHR MEL
. , .•
• • Carllels;'Nor . ..9,4llBo.' - „ •
JOLIN LYNN '& EON, ',
.11orth Hanover Street
citIND t3TOPI,ES.-150.Gtind tOpea
of tin ,11. SAXTON'S.,
4MCRY., Nati, it ill :col4re, /Ansa, , Onttom and
Twine, cheaper than the choispeat, at /I,RAYFON'S
Diny 215.1850,— ,
„
H uffer's Patent Washirii Machine just
• M. B. STAMMER .6 Bro.
77144h1ets doclifealniii - biiit
floptet-'69. • •• •
, I
- c U at
AND VALLEY INSTITUTE
MEOUANICLIDUIto;
. . . .
A. yimutinv, A. 8., PRINCIPAL, and teacher of
MaiDematlcs and Modern 'l o angunges..
111Q1II,A8 13",'ItIllINE, A. R.; Asslatini Principal and
teacher Of "indent ',Lnoguitgps and Higher English.
lIAVERSTICE, 'Assistant In the English .De•
partintint
• This Institution having passed into now hands,. will
be reopened oMale School only.ms Thursday, the 2d
day of Septelnionnext. It is the design of thaprosent'
proprietors to make It a Strictly firstolass Boarding
&heel, for training. and fi tting hoya and young men
either for college or business..' An efficient corps of In.
structure; has boon organised,.whese personal interesis•
are identified With the success of the Institution, and
who will spate no poins to mike it worthy of the centi•
deuce and patronage of the public. The Buildings of
the Institute are ample, and well arranged for the ac•
commoqation of.aiguttnine,ty hoarders, and all students
from abroad-ore expectid to board with, the teachers.—
They will thus enjoy thcibenefit of constant instruction
and iiinervision, •
Mechanicsburg. Is situated In the centre of the beau.
tiful Cumberland. Valley, nine miles from Ilarrinburg,"
and la easy of access by Railroad from Philadelphia,Bal.
timore, Ac, No location could. bb moreOligible 'for ac
coos—none more healthy or attractive forsuelok school.
Pupils from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
intermediate points, taking the morning train, will
reach Mechanicsburg by. 2 o'olock, P. 11. As it is Cm"
duterminstion of the Principal and his Assistants to
prow the I netitutoon, a permanent and elevated basis,
with every ap p lication requisite for superior success,
they appeal. with confidence to all who have sons to ed.
orals.
. -
The acholantic year will be Mt Wed into tiro Session',
of twenty two weeks each, the that beginning On the
first Thursday of September, and ending on the first
Wednesday of February; the second session beginning
on the Orel Thursday of February, and ending on the
first Wednesday of July .
EITIM
Board, Washing. Tuition, Boffins furnished, ,
and Fuel per Hesston; - • ' 1181 00
Day scholars will be received at $lO, $l2, and 05, or.
cording to their advancement.
No extra charges for ancient and modern languages
'or Tucal Wink. '
.Terces per session payable half In advance. For No
their Informatiod 'apply to Mullin & Reese, Proprtelors,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.^
Apr. 6,1850. • .
I JIVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
MECII . ANICBRURO, PA.
This Institntkiii, designed for the liberal education
or Young Ladies. has been In operation two years with
the moat gratifying results. It Is: now estribliblied on
a firm 1,331% and Its patrorage already extends liver
iteverni States. .
It to located on the Cumberland VitHeyßetiree.' mid
way' between 'Harrisburg and Carlisle. in the most fee.
tile and beautiful portion of the valley, and is In close
'proximity to one of the most moral, healthy, and en
terprising towns in the State.
. It is
,central, and easy of access. Students leasing.
Arnahlngton, Baltimore. or Philadelphia in the utorn lug
train for Harrisburg, will arrive at blechanichburg in
thne for dinner. •
•• . •
The CliInCU In large and conimodlous, surrounded by
double veranda., and will accommodate about one bun ,
tired boarders. In Its construction, It combine,. all the
modern improvements for the locomotion of health,
comfort and convenience. In them respects physicians
pronouunce It unrivalled. Tim ehambern are large sod
neatly furnished. Each hen its register for heat and
ventilation Only two students occupy the name room.
The bath moths are at all tlmessuppliod with warn and
cold water.
The grounds are ample, and well arranged for rocre
atton, and•tho carious calisthenic exotelses • CO MST
tint to_healtb r -Arareful—roocomentLand oyiutnetry
form.
The
_Faculty of inettuction is efficient and exile
enced. •
In the Collegiate Department the courie of study t
of a high grade, comprehending nll the subjects belong
inglo a Cbwsical, Polity and Christian Education.
In the Preparatory Department pupils wl I be care
fully instructed in those branches forming the basis Si
a thorough'English education. - •
SEssions.—First Session. from the Ist Wednesday of
Septenther to the 110th of January.
Second Session, front the let of February to the Ist of
July.
Vacation, during July and August.
.
TERMS PER SESSION OF.FIVE MONTHS, PAYAIIL
• •- IN ADVANcg.
11riling. Wa hing , Fun - 1611M Room, .F
and UAL . . . . . • ; . . .
Tultlon—Collegini. 4c.partruint." . .
• " Prepnratory
First Class, I
No extra charge for Ancient ',lmpinges.
Musle--Pinno end Guitar. . . . . . .
Modern Langunges,: . . . . .
Parrithig, - Drarriug'nOgi - other - Ornurnent'd Draw
the usual rates. " t • -
Text: lacks furnished nt city prices.
Nor further patleulnrs address,
Ito, A. G. MARLATT, A. M.,
Preside,'
A yell. 1859
ruLaralms. s B um. a rinsmaLß
IIJ~-. • exasurusirst. -
The ' reputation of this Institution In now fully estnb
lished, and its 811CCeSM an a first clans Seminary Weed
beyond doubt. Pupils will find 1n tho boarding do
partment, homecomforts, parental supervision and
moral Influence. In. The educational department cc.
complished teachets,,thorough Instruction, and sure
means of advancement.
CONTENTS OF CATALOGUE JUST ISSUED.
Trustees; References; Teachers: Pupils In attend.
once the year past, SS; Course of Study: Oroduatton;
Expenses; Location; Mental and Moral Training.; Too
TIMONIAIS: from Hon. Geo. Chambers, IL B. Schneck,
D.. and others, In regard to the recent annual examine.
tines; from the Qbasphersburg Press; and from James
W. Alexander, D. IL, of N ew York, and others.-
The
next seealon will commence September 14th.
For a catalogue address
Rev. HENRY REEVES, A: St.
CharobetWlnitit.PC
Auglo.lßB9
Alioccilancbus.
LISTER'S LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.
Price oe, and Upwards.
The great favor which attended the introduction of
LESTER'S SEWING MACHINES,.
I. ell In
el
Orli 1111/ [1011(0 of their
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHERS,
ron BOTH
THICK AN 'TN ]N W GitK,
being more ahnple than (at' BIACIIINES, and la
liable to
TO GET OUT OF ORDER.
They will STITCH, ILEX, RUN AND GATHER.
Ti m( make good back slickboth aides alike,
WARRANTED. ONE YEAR.
Sales4toom, 163 Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
0et.6.1859.
PURE, WINES AND LI4UORS
JOS. 111111:NOLETON & CO.
Nos. 156 and 158 North Fourth Stied,
Above'Arch
PUILADELPIIIA.
61ES.
Air RRAkDIES, WINES and GINS imported direr
and warranted pure and sold to Druggists and Hotel
Keepers at lowest wholesale ericon.
allr-Theaosortmant consists otOtard, Pinot and Rochelle
Brandies; Old Port, SRerri,'llladeria, Lisbon, and
Champagne Wine.; also, a large stuck of
Monongahela - Whiskey, Holland Gin,
Irish and Scotch Whiskey.
Carlisle, Oct. 12, 181.9.-3 mos.
C IUNBEKLi pi f% i IT RIE V T I s ALEY BANK
Atnenotx BRNNLIent,
JOHN DUNLAP,
JOHN 8, Brwararr,
H. A. STUROZON.
WILLIAM Ku,
limit: C.,STuturre,
ItzonAnn IVOODB,
Juni o,puta.vt,
w.
dowg Lnaiu6se In the ndgie of liar, Bret,
nonfat) 'if Co., Is uow telly prepared to do a general
thinking Business with promptness and fidelity.
Money received on deposit alul paid back on demand
without notice. Inierest.pald on special deposits. :Cer
tificates of deposit bearing interest at the rate of five
per cent. will be issued for as abort a period as four
months. Interest on all certificates will cease at ma•
tinny, provided, however, that If said certificates are '
rapture& at any time thereafter for another given pe ,
Hod, they, shall boar the same rate of Interest oy to the
time of renewal. Particular attention paid to the coT
!action of notes, drifts. checks, &c., in any part of the
United Stalin, or Canada's.
Iteniittances made to England, Ireland, or she Boni
mint. The faithful and confidential execution of all
orders entrusted to them, may be relied upon. • •
They call the attention of Farmers, Mechanics and
all Mhers who desire a safe depository foritbelr names,
to the undeniable fact, that the proprietors of thin Bank
ale INDIVIDUALLT'IIAbIe to the extent of their estates for
all the Depossts, and other obligations of Ker, Breiine.
-man & CO: _
U. A; SY 11IIGON, Cashier
Carlisle. May 20;1857. - • , •
77::,f i Tg.
,ii4ll.lfiaiii
• •Varlisle Foundry ,
'• MACHINE . - S . HOT, •
CAR ANp sApn FACTORY,'
East Main Street, CARLISLE.
Tide extensive establishment la now in Complete or.
dyr and supplied with4he best macidiiery for executing
work in every department. The bThldings have also
been greatly enlarged.this spring and stocked with tow
newest and most Improved tools, for the manufacture
, . DOOtiSMINDOW FRAMES, SASH,
Shutters, Blinds, 'Mouldings, Brackets and all other
kinds of Carpepter - worrk. We invite Builders, 'Car
penters and others to call and examine our facilities for
doing thin'description of work. ' The-boat Materials
used and prices as low as at any'other establishment in
the County or elsewhere.
STEAM ENGINES.BUILT TO ORDER'.
and repaired as herdoibre. Engines have,been recent
ly,,,builtlEr—W...M. Henderson & Bon, In ibis horonel;
It. Bryson & Co. Alien township, Ahl & Brothers, New
-villa! Shade & Wetzel, North Middleton, and alter,
at. whom() establishment they may be seen In daily op-
Motion, and to whom we can refer for evidence of thillr
superiority. " •
" • IRON AND BRAB4.OABTINGS.
of every description, from theXtualiest to the heaviest'
pieces, executed at short notice for every. kind of ma..
chinery. A large variety of mill castings now on hand
Two skillful pattern makers'oollStPraly employed.—
'ILI:PARING': promptly attended' to for- Paper Mills,
'Distilleries, Orist Mills, Factories, Ac. Turning* and
Fitting Mill giiindien, Ac. done in the bent r.tyle.
THlLEsiima mAcnirip:s AND.IIORSE POWERS,
such as Devil Oear Four Horse Powers, Horizontal
Gear Pour and Two Horse. Powers. -Dorn Shellerni
Crushers, Iron Rollers. l'lough castings, and other ar
ticles for fainters, on hand orpromptly made to order.
BURDEN CABS BUILT,
and repaired. Our facilities for building Cam aro now
more complete than heretofore and allayed us to Tu6
gish them to transporters on the rail rood on accomo.
dating terms and made of the best materials... Orders
solicited and entire satisfaction g unranteel.,
The long pxperience In . the husinees of the senior
partner of the firm, and the. completeness of our Ina
dlkinery in every branch of the establishment warrant
ue in scouring the best work to' all who favor us
with their orders. The continued patronage of our old.
friends end the public is respectfully solicited.
• May 2C, GARDNER & Co.
PRINCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED PATENT MELODEON.
TILE OLDEST 'ESTARLISILMENT In the UNITED
STATES, EMPLOYING TWO lIUNDItED 'MEN, and
Finishing EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK;
Combining tilt their Recent Improvements—the Di-titled
Swell, Organ, Melodeon, hr., Ste.
(The DlSlded Swell can only be obtained In Melodeons
*of our Manufacture.)• •
•
'• GEO: A. PRINCE & CO.
ilauuttuoturera„ Buffalo. Now York.
WHOLESALE DEPOT
87 Fulton et. N. Y., 110 Lake at. Chicago, 111.
--.WIIOI.ESALFI.-AOH:gTS--Itussell & Richardson, Itos
lob, Ness.; W. P. Colburn, Cincinnati, 0.; Palmer &
%Veber, St. LCluls, No:; Ph. P. Wedeln, New Orleans.
. .•
From the Home Journal, Aprll 3, 1858..
The Alelneleons manufactured by Prince & Co., and
8,. sale at 87 Nulto'n street, nre.the best In the world
We have tried them, and therefore speak understand.
fitgly of their merits. They aro afforded at a very mod
erato cost: -• •
, - PRICES - OF"PORTADLWINSTEUMENTS
Four octavo Melodeon, extending from C to a ..... .. 45
Four and a balfoetave,_ do. Cto F Ott
FtveOctave Melodeon,. do. Fto F 75
Five octave, double reed, do. Fto F 130
• ORGAN SIELODEON. _.
' Two Banks Of Kept, Five Sete of Reseda, Eigtst Stops
.hie and a Half Octave Foot Pedals, One Sot of (Otitis, in
Point Ilam ludopondout • $350
. _ PRICES OF PIANO CASED
Plea Octave Melodeon, extending from to F. $lOO
Six Octave Melodeon, - do. F to le 130
Five Octave double rer'l. do. 1' to N 150
Five Octave, Two Banks of Keys 200
Our facilities for manufacturing are perfect, and from
our long experience In the business, having finished
and sold over TWItNTY•TIVO THOUSAND 111ELODE•
oNS,'we feel confident of giving satisfactltin. •
All Melodeons of our manufacture, either sold by us,
or dealers In any part of the United States or Confides,
are WARUCITED to be perfectin every respect,and should
any repairs be necessary ,before the expiration of one
year from the date of sale we hold ourselves ready and
willing to make the 8/11110 five of charge; provided the
injury is not caused by accident or design.
GEO." A. PRINCE d CO.
Agents for the sale of our Melodeons may be found In
II tile principal cities and towns In the United States
lid Canada.
grow
20 01
Agents at Carlisle and Kingston J. A. lIKAGY. •
Al Newdlle—W. It. LINN, [masl9'sB
10IUE INSURANCE. -Tim ALLEN
- AND EAST— PIININSBORO .MUTUAL"FIRE - IN
SW - LANCE COMPANY of Cumbcrland county, Incorpo•
rated by an act of Aseembly, In now fully organized, and
In operation under the management of the following
commieslo_nern, via:
Daniel Bailey, William It. Oorgliernlehael
J. Eichelberger, Chantlan Stayman, John C. Dun
lap, Jacob U. Coovor, Lewln Ilyer, S. Eberly, Benja
min 11. Mealier, Brandt, Joseph 11ileketaham,
Aleiander Cathcart. .
-The rater of insurance are he lo* and fare rabfe as any
_Company of the kind In the Mato. l'ersons wishing to
become member. are inilted, to make apPitcatlon to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
theniat any time.
MLR, DORCAS, President.
CIutISTIAI!‘i - STAYNIAN. Vice President
LEWIS. DYER, Secretary,
10011Aiit COOKLIN, Treasurer.
Martagers.—Wm. It. Gorges, L. Byer. Christian Stay
man, 11. Cocklin. J. 0. Denial - 1, B. aletin, D. Daily, .1.
ll.Onor,er, Alec. Cathcart, J. Wickersham, J. ,Eletteib,4.
ger. 8. Eberly, J. Brandt..
- CUMBERLAND COUNTY. —John Sherrick, All en,
hoary Tearing, Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn
Dickinson; Unary Bowman, Churchtown; Mode Orif
11th, South, Middleton ,• Samuel_Graham,,—W,-Pennw
bocet- lilichanicsbnrg ; J. W. Cocklia,
Sheplierdatown; 174 Coorer, Shopherdstown; J. 0. Sax
ton, Silver .Spring; ilenL Ifateistick, Silver Spring;
Charles Dell, Clllll4lO John Ilyer, Carlisle. "
YORE COUNTY.—W. S. Picking, Dover; Peter Wol.
ford, Franklin ; Jae. thiffith, Warrington; J. F. Dear
dorIL Washington; D. Butt rNo urg-; It. C. Clark,
"Dillsburg
DAUM: TLY 00.—Ilouser & Lochman, Ilarrisburg.
Mamlw;e of the company haring policies abput to ex
pire, can have theme./ ',rod by making application to
Anna the Agents.
April 20. Md.
JNO. B. CllUltelL
CHURCH & EBERLY
STEAM SAW MILL .
° LUMBER YARD,
NEVi CUSIBERLAND, PA.
All kinds of
LUMBER,
militantly on band.
Lumber delivered at any point ameasible by Railroad
At the aliorteat notice.
,BUILDING TIMBER
OF ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS CUT TO ORDER.
May 25,1859—tf
AT AND CAP E.MPORIUM.-
iT,
J. 11. CALLTO A CO; successors to Wm. 11. Trout
ivnuld announce to their eustoMora mid the publi,
generally that they hair Just received from Philadeb
pith., a large and elegant stock of goods, In their line of
business of every variety, style and quality.'
& They have on hand a splendid
assortment of .
HATS .
AND CAPS,
-
. .. . ..-
gni
of all descrlptlone, from the commouVool
to the finest FUR AND SILK. lIATS; and at prices
that must suit every one who has au eye to getting the
worth of his money. Tho stocli.lncludss,
-MOLESKIN, CASHMERE, BEAVER & FELT HATS,
of every style and color and unsurpassed for LIGHT
NESS. DURAIIILITY AND FINISH: by, those of isny
other establishment In the country. •
MEN'S. BOYS' and UHILDREN'S HATS and CAAS,
oPevecy &esicrlption constantly on hand.
They. respectfully Invite all the old patr&in and 'as
many new ones as possible, to give them a call:"
J. G. -GALLI° A.CO.
Apr'27, - 10119—ly •
I k iOQTS AND 8110 ES.--I have just
added to my stock an assortment of Boom A Shoes.
... lan's and Bow? Winter Boots, very cheap and good
Ladles' Mims' and Children'n Boots and Shoes of
Willis' celebrated make. Good, handsome and cheap.•
A full assortment 0' Gum Shoes and Sandals. Best
quality and lowest price. . , .
My old cuatomers far Boats and Shoes, are respectfully
uelted to glee me a call.
Catll6le, Oct. 26, 1859
vv. _,s 0T T ,
•
rLate of the.grm of Winchester 4. Sgoil,)
••. Gentlemen , * Farntehllng Store
AND
SHIRT MANUFACTORY;' .
No. Bl4 CHESTNUT STREET,
(NEARLY 'ORIOSITE THE OIRA)LD ROUSE,).
.7 - ruttApaiaquA. . .
J. W. SCOTT, wouldreepertfully rail the attention of
Me former (donde to hle new Store, and le prepared to
fill orders for SIIIRTS at short notice. A•perthet tit
guarantied. COUNTRY - TRADE- suppled TEM' SINE
SHIRTS and COLLARS. 4 , • [0 .12'69.,
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE
RIENCE OF A VICTIM.
• Designed for the benefit, and as n -warning and a eau
lion to those who suffer from nervous debility, indlges•
Bon; lowness of spirits, want of sleep, premature decay,
to.; as a consequence of, youthful Imprudence, or the
benefit' habit of eel( abuse. At the same time pointing
out the 'certain means create cone. '
.fly one who has enffersd from the above canoe, and
from Misplaced confidence In medical : humbug and
quackery.', ;Slagle copies sent (post free) on the receipt
era stampd envelope, bearing the address of the ark
. pllcant. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYPAIt.IEsti.,
Bedford, King, County,
De0.14,1869-3riiox,
'cZTOR.II.3•ROONI .FQ.II.IIENT.A. well
furnished Store Room for rent hilt town olifiheen
hundred inhabltente.. and Improving rapidly, where
there are only three dry•goodoitoria. Po sssss ion given
at any time. Inquire at thla_ofllee,' , -
:•,t •
, „
I:LASIE4i. GLASS.,--500 . Insti
Of all' lse's, and double thick, Juei'reoelved
, • • lIENIty Sd?(TON'Eli,
ma`r, 16; 109.
, . '
11 .
, of ttie, tbeet &tikes, 'for sole cheap, it.
e Ilordwore &tore or J. P. LYNN & EON,
lilay.lB, 1959, " North Qanorer ntr
isprripting *teita.Y limited.
MEM
EKIIIIM
EEO
. PING SLATE.—The under-,
ilLslgne4 has been appointed agent for the sale of
IFING PLATE and has now and will conotantly
keep on. hand a fall supply to roast the deniands of
builders and others. Those In want of a sniped* artj,,
eldnrouid do well to call at the Lumber and Coal Yard,
near tho Gas House.
Juno 8; 1859. . JACOB SllllOl5l.
7 {4 I IST GREAT AIZEIyAL
- -
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
The subscribe, has Bud: returned from the Eastern
Cities,, with a hinge adil not, selected stock Qj
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING;v •
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
&c., which he can sell at such prices, as to astonish the
MATIVE3.
Haying taken particular pains to select goods especial
ly adapted for this market, ho can assure his customers,
that they are
WELL AND 'FASHIONABLY MADE. :
Buyers will end it to their interest do examine his
stock, as he has determined to sell upon the motto of
• "SMALL PROFITS." - •
, 631- Remember the old Stand, near the Market House.
ASHER WI El.,
• Successor to Steiner k Bros.
emirate. Sep. 14, 1859. •
1101.11ESTEAD FOR $10;
A HOMESTEAD FOR $100;
A so, HOMESTEADS-FOR $lOOO antinv sltnated'Ou
and near Rappahannock Oliver, above.and below Fre&
eriekeburg, in Virginia. „. • .
A new town, called Rapahnnnock, has recently been
laid out, in Culpeperceunty, In the midst of the gold
Region of Vtrglnla, surrounded by mines and mining
companies; and forms and town lota in alternate divi
sions or shares. can nosy be bad for a. I. mere song," to
induce eettlement this desirable region. 15154,9Q0'
worth eland is to be divided amongst purchasers or
given away as au Inducement to come on and make Im•
provements. and the land Is of the meet Improvable
qualities. Many have, aliwaylly • settled • end scores of
milord are coming. Good fareilirff land, In trance to suit
purchasers, mu be had at from ten to twenty dollars
9acre, payable in. easy quarter yearly
S guestionable titles Will ip nil Mad be given.
ir Agents are wanted eveywhere Magi the:lsland%
Iberia inducements will be given. . •
•
•
For, pa - lioulerk,address, . .
B. BAUDER Land Agent. •
•
Port Royal, lea. •
CIIAS. OGILIIY
July :0, 1859
Frits! Feßs!!. FURS!!!
FOR 18.50,..00. .
FAREIRA TIIOIIIBSON •
No. 818 111Autd.x , STREET, aboie.Eiglith,•
.
South side,
. ,
11Aybi. MUST OPENED TIMM •; ' • •,.'
,Elegant 4.sooktment of Furs,.
manufactured under their liono4lette superitislou from
selected with the greatest care from' the laigest
etocks of the Eniorsag Mania, embracing every,vatl ei
ty and style of
.• ; - '
•
• •
LADIES.AND CUILDRENS NEAR....
Those pm-abasing early will bare. the bewefli or
larger aeleetlpw, ere , gp" 7gpi6lgyo
tine litlaortmeet " • •
. . ~ . . ..
BURFA.I.; 0 ROBES; GENTLEMENS'i
' FUR .0.4 orlis &COLLARS.
The prices of all these goods are at a lowerfiguis than
they can be bought anywhere to the city. - • • ,
, . ;.„ .. • ~YAREIRA .k'TIIOMPSON,
N0.v.8,1880. .. 0 l ... ,-.818 Markit Strset,,Thltad'i. .'
N. D.. ...FllBB altered and ief'3o:o ' :lid, CE, TRIM
. MINOB made to brder,
TTW ENT )1 . ;. , HORSE .ENGINE 1-,
'Now on hand: at • tha . Carlisle Foundry,. a new
TWENTY MOitSE STEAM ENGINE, complete to
respect, which wa int cell ate small advance au.cos t,.
Also, TIIEEBIII a . alAckuzios, lIORBE - POWERB:
Corn eritihera, Cur 81/ellii!,/, ,. ling copter .snachlues fur
AIaa,LTEN' .t . I.4!TE't3TO,FEB for' liliinlng wend, two.
BlzelliVrinnidwmertitemig, togetli.p. with& !vitrietr.of
otherZlitlelealbrlarmeno ai/dll.logookompere, too nu,t
mero400,11!,014 . 11*
. ~,....
F. GJOIDNER4 CO. i ' t
0 4 11 P giob i.Priioeitlinoplosivio . 2'.., ,I-
Carl's*
ntiottlantiiits:
CARLISLE A 14.1? PIIILA.DELPHIA
C 7,Ze , "
7 s- • ig
D - ni IA Y`pnElQ lIT LINE.
FREED; WARD & FREED,
.11TIZZET;
J..* D. undAps,
MAIN . BTriAltS, 01.61.181.7, PA.
*if.' Cars of this Line testis She Depot 811 Market•t:,
Daily, at 4 o'clock, P. M.— - •
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7.o'clock, A 'M.
'Goode Intended for this Liqe• should be . marked C. &
P. Daily Freight Line, and sent In by 4 o'clock.
'May 25, 1859.
1 - L D• 4 'L P - I' , o.
~ 5 1 A . DI o G .
N
R'
A D
symil le ARRA MENT, .
'irrtu. 18,1859:-
Two 'passenger trains leave-Harrisburg daily, (Sun.
days excepted,) at 8.00 A. M., and 2.46 P. M.. for
dolphin, arriving there at. 12.50 noon and 7.40 P. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. 51., and 3.30
P. M., arriving at Harrisburg it 12.40 noon and 8.26 P
FARES.: To Phlladolphla, No. 1 Qin. $3.25; No. 2 (In
oamb trots:,) $240. . •
Pares to Reading. $1.60 and $1.30.
At Reading, connect with trains for Pottsville,.llllhers
stile, Tamaqua,' Cetus , Ism, Am.
Pour trains leave Reading for Philadelphia daily, at
0 A. DI , 10.10 A. 51., 12.30 noon and 5.00 l!. 51.
Leave Philadelphia for Reading at 7.30 A. AL, 1.80
AL, 3130 P. 51., and 4.46 -P. 51. •
Fares from 'Reading to Philadelphia, *1.70 and $1 45.
Tha morning train from Harrisburg Connects at
Reading with up train for Wilkambarre, Pittston and
Scranton.
For through tickets and other Intormatlon apply to
J.. 7. CLYDE,
General Agent.
Mny 11,'59
.F4Nir STAGE. ROUTE.--.-
The subscriber has started n triweekly line of
Stages. etween Carlisle and Landisburg, leaving Car.
lisle every 514ndny, Wednesday: mid Friday, fmmedl.
Moly on the arrival of the afternoon traln:of cars from
the east. Returning, leaves Lindisburg nt 800 A. id.,
every Tuesdny, Wednesday nuti•Saturday, and arrives
at Carlisle et 1.00 P. M., via. Perry County Warm
Springs, Shernianfalale, Slerrett's flap and Carlisle Sul
PhOr Springs. Cu end nfer Juno the 15th, the line will
be run daily' for the accommodation of passengers going
to the Springs.
Fare to the soveralloints as 011Ows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Bpi:lnge,
Sterrett's (lop,
. Shermansdale, . .
- Perry County Warm S pr i n gs,ps
' Landlaburg, . . . .•
. RETURNING
Landisburg to Warm Springs,
" • Shernianstiale,
" SteiretVe ttap„
Sulphur Springs,
.4 Carllsk,o . .
The above line will regularly carry the MAIL to and
from' the several points above indicated.
I -have also a well stocked LIVLRY STABLE, from
which I am at all tltnesveady to furnish horses endear•
nho will favor me with thejr patronagtr,
on thq most reasonable terms and in the very best style.
mayl9lBsB. 0401t0E BENDEL. •
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET Iji.ON
mANuFAcyrow.r.
The subscriber taken this method of. Informing her
friends and the public, thnlmthe still continues the
manufacture of all kinds of work, In Copper, Tip and
Sheet Iron. ller Stoves ore selected from the most ap.
proved styles, The Cooking Stoves for their qualities
as cooks and bakers cannot be surpassed, among which
aro the well known Globe, Noble Cook, Fenny, Forms;
ter, Governor, l'enn, and the .new favorite, Prairie
Flower, combining all tho tested Improvements, in feet
the best and cheapest stove ever offered tit the public.
The Lotrobo Stove, or parlor henter, Improved, for
warming two,,three or (cur rooms, put up to order, be
sides a large assortment of Parlor liadintors nod rare
F . • stoves. - PRICES REDUCED, on PLUMBING
- ;a millAS RIMING. Those who wish work done
in this line would tin' well to cal at the old
• stood before contracting efseethere, as 1 am. de
termined to do work far 'Meer than the present rates.
hnvo for sale and keep constantiv.on hand the patent
Sentelt Tip Burner, Wax Tapers, p lain and fancy, Glass
Globes, Gas Fixtures, Wrought Iron Tubes. )tydrants,
Lend l'ipo, Gum Hose. Shower .. Baths, Bath Tubs, Over
Mining, Atarblu Basin tops. Ac. • My workmen are
competent and reliable. All work .warranted and for
workmanship and material, 1 challenge competition.
Air A, few good Cook Stoves with some suitable for
parlors-on-hand, which 1 will sell at mitt. ,
May-1, 1819. MORRIS:—
XC E .14 8 1 alt PTCTT URE 8 -
,
, A. ItnIENWOOD would respectfully inform tht
cit sena of Carlisle and vicinity thatl • . • room:
In 'Lug's now building, east corner of Market- Pqp
where ho lust all times ready to, take AMIIILOTYPES
In the latest and most approved style. Pictures taken
in relay and cloudy weather as wolf as clear, and sat
isfactlowgiven ovno chargds made. Portraits and Da.
guerrootypes copied. Miniature Pictures taken for
Lockets Ac., In Ambrotypo.
A mbroty pos warranted to stand the test of time, Leta
or water.
Ladles and Gentlemen aro cordially invite d to ca
d exarniuo specimens.
I'rlces Irom :acts. to $lO. A. R. lIENWOOD.
Jo, 21. 1858.-1 r: • Artist
'CIUNS . GUNS.--Jast received a. large
assortment of '
•
Poilblo Barrel Guns,
.Single .
Single and Double Pistols,
•
•
Revolvers, '
same.-Bags,'
Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches,
Powder,
Shot,
Caps,
Wads, &c., at -
IL SAXTON'S.
May 25, 185 A
LI:V EE Y STABLE.—Having pur
chaped from J: It. Nonemsker 'his LIVERY EP.
TABLISIISIENE, I will be always ready, to aceomtiao
' date the public. with' HOIISES, CAll
fliiiikkftt RI AOES, BUGRIIES, Nod every other Ar
tide in my pus. Byoitylet attention to
business add Is - desire to please, the subscriber hopes to
receive a Rhona share of public patronage. '
• ,ALKORGE lIENDEL.
' N. B. Ottilllbuses on hand td supply those who may
be In need of them. G. 11.
Nov. 25. 185:1.1 •
001n.N 11 `-'. - -
da Y. vt.l*".",t
=
:'ltaicines.
i
:0 HD ' 8
I,r' I - 'G-: .0 lt.A. T 0 It •
—• ••••
~ ERukarATEs. .. . . • ,
IhTI RELY WIWI GUMS and'
led hid, a Standard Medici, ,‘-:
w - all. that 'hare meld qt.
rg with confidence In ,::l
= Is recommended:
ca. within the lest two
Eall hopes of seller.. tf•j
C certificates 1p royprw,s
4
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111)
40
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."
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;TA
giving. their testimony
MOUT& WIWI— .
TIM
SWALLOW lIOTII TO'.
„SAN
LIVER' IN .
IT 18 COMPOUNDED It
has become an establis
known and apprcived by
and r is now. resorted to
the diseases for Which It
It boa cured thousands
yearewho had given up
numerous unsolicited
Eton show.
-The dose rnustbe adapt
of the individual taking
quantities as to act gen
, Let the .dictates of
you in the trite of the
tor, and It, will cure
OUR Attacks, Dynpepsia,
mer Complaints, Dyson,
soh, Habitual Costive-
Cholera Morbue, Cholera
.Juandlce,lltemelo week
successfully. as an ordi= I
CINE. It will cure alck
up testify,) in twenty
.teaspoonfuls are taken
attack. . • • '
All ~."0 It are
In It. flyer. .
I NA(.11301l
MIX WATER I TIIE
A2On s i N A ND
; .
P - rire one polla'r per Bottle.
• F ORD
FAbIILY • .
'CATHARTIC PILLS, •
COMPOUNDZD
Pure Vegetable Vxtraete, and put up in Glans
Cutter, air tight; and will keep in any cli
mate. .
The Fantlly Cathartic
tine Cathw lc which the
bin practice more than
The cooi4tantly in
thtse who Inivalinitt on.
Infection Which all giro
hen induced me to place,
of all.
.IPlllin a general but no
• proprietor ban used In
at twenty years,
)14 . `err Alen. ;1111sennullulhe'freoaT.
yj • In r.egard to their use,
',;' 'them within the reach
,
1114 know that ififferia Ca
portions of the bowels.
= thartle Pill. has
'" this well established
EMI from a variety of the
which act alike on every
canal, and aro good sod
Cathartic la nestlecheueli
• Stomach, Sleepiness,
Loins, Costiveness, Pain
to llr t h n o . le gle m e c t i !'cl, fro . na t n
ri l id on .
E „, 4
4 1
rle A,p o e a t ) ,l.e ite a mo r . e . e L ln af ,.
.0 the head, all Intlhuanu.
:Children the
or Adult.,
9- Purifierof the Blood and
B •11 la oo'nutuer
tvelllaemerit. .1/nee, I to 3,
'..0 Cents,'
and Family Cathartic Pills are
gamily, and sold wholesale by
o towns. ,
Janford- "
The Profession' well
Mettles net on different
. The Family Ca.
with', duo reference to
fact, been compounded
puresevegetable extracts
part of the alltuentary
safe In all cocoa where a
as Dmangements of the
Bahia In the Back and.
and Soreness Over the
cold. which frequently,
long cones° Fever, Loss
Sensation of cold over
Headache:or weight In
tory DiIiNIFOP, iWornin In
_Rheumatism,— a grerit
manydlnennen to which
ottp.to mention In this ,1
$0 50
1.0 25
50
ECM
The Liver locfgorator a
retailed by Druggists gem
the Troth, lit all tho largo
8.. T. W. SI
' • 335 Broady' ,
,Tune 15, 1859:
ORS -DISEASE ORIGINATE IN
lAtburtrry OF TILE BLOOD?
'his is a quention of vital Importance. and one Which
hue Defer been satisfactorily disposed of by the proles
sore who tonal the healing art. Some maintain—nud
especially the old seliool Physkiiiho--that life lives In
the blood, anti therefore all diseases originate in it-=
but modern aclenceweern that ailments have their
origination in both the solids and fluids of the body.
That the latter preponderate, however, is a tied fact,
and 1110d1C111 skill has clearly demonstrated that at
least two•thirds of the Ills that human flesh fa heir to,
have their source in all
• IMPURE STATEF 'ME BLOOD 1
..."
An, for Instance, In the lofir O
cataloiue. such as Scrota,
la, Totter, " Barber's Itch,' Pimples, Blotehes,..Erysipe
las, Ulcera,Salt.ilheurn; discharges from the Ear, Fever
Sores, or irruptive diseases of any klod.—These are ak
certalued by well knoWn medical !ems to arise &tan bad
blood—while the highest Medical authorities declare
thitt most fevers. originate in the same manner, and
more particularly Typhoid nod scarlet—the former-be.
lug an internal, and the latter an external Irruptive
disease; and in all persons attacked by them, maladies,
the blood is found to be either coagulated, or of a - dirk
unhealthy color. • •
To ward off a large majority of diseases, as well as to
cure a number which have already seised upon the sytr
tom, Ms necessiry to,• .
'PURIFY THE BLOOD
Lintholy'n Improvod Blood Searcher does not claim to
be d
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
or every dillease . known, but the .proprletore claim for
it the poteCr not onlyof draining out all impurities of
the blood, but by the skillful combination of well known
vegetable renfislies: it will cure all diseases arising from
a deranged state of the Hier, drive out dyspopede, and
give renewed tone and vigor to the stomach. That the
BLool., SEARCHER., is all that is claimed for it, theproprle
- r
tors call pioduse •
' THE PIIOOP. •
It is only a few years since It was discovered, and yet
it hue grown Inffikuch a business Ipata large laboratory
has been built expressly for its.manufactore—a large
number of men emplopil In putting it up, and dill the
SUPPLY DOES ..NOT EQUAL THE DEMAND, •
We ask any candid man could this be an, lithe Med
lane did not reined, ALL the virtues claimed for it t
.The Proprletors have hundreds of certificates from
men of probityand standing in the. community. show
leg what the medicine, is doing daily for the suffering
• ASK ANY PERSON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher .whether
roll
was experienced...
• ffnt-the-- - erffifeted — glYstra trlai—a single bottle' wll
convince the moat skeptical of its efficacy.
119_ , ror sale in Carlisle by S. W.. Haveraliek, EL El
liott and R. J. Kieffer; Kauffman h . Son, Mechanics
burg; Goaweller & P.ook, Shepherdatown; Joshua Culp
Rogstown: Jacob Simmons, Cross Roads; Kurtz' &
Wise,,Shiretuanstown ;Leidich, Dolling eprings;
Mary W. Riegel, Chnrchtown hEdward- James, Went
11111: J. C; East,unrizht Brol, Oakvillo: l Shoemaker
Elliott; Newburg: Wm. Bretton, Newville; J. Hood &
Co.. Springfield; Russell & Dice, Dickinson; Highland
Washinger Jaokaonviile; Wm. Cleric tc• Co., Lees
Roads; Wm. H. Eckles, Sporting 11111; D, Denlinger
White Hull; J. o . l iltlek,Sidppenehurg; ail of Cumber '
land county, Pa.. • ' •
LINDSEY A LEMON, Proprietors,
Hollidaysburg, Pa.
0ct27'69
AFFLICTED READ
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE—Establish.
eA twenty.two years' ago by, Dr. MERMAN, corner of
Third and Union',SAreets t Philadelphia, Pa.
TiVENiT-TWO YEARS' •
Experience has rendered Dr. 'K. a most auccessful
practitioner in the cure of all diseases of a private na
tore ; manhood's 'debility, as en Impediment me
dal:re; nervous and aexual infirmitlea, disease of the
akin, and those arialtiff . Dom abuse of mercury. ' .
TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE
There Is an evil habit somotimea indulged In by boys,
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood;
and which, if not reformed In due time, not only berets
actions obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but 'gives
rise to a series of pyructed, insiduoua and devastating
affections. ,
Few of those who give way to this pernicious . ' practice
are aware of the consequences until they find the ner
vous system shatlen.d, feel strange and unaccountable
sensat ono, and vague lease of the mind. iltee pages 27,
2S, w, of Dr K's book ms " Sell-Preservation,")
L" fhe unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is time
ble to• labor with' accustomed-rshrok or. to apply his
mind to study ; his step is tardy and's ;he la dull,
irresolute, and engages even in his sports with leas en.
gy than usual.
II he emancipate himself before the practice Ms done
its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is unfruit
ful, and hie sense tells bin' that this Is caused by•his
early lollies.' These aro considerations which should
awaken the attention of en who are similarly situated:
' .REDIEMBER, • :
De wit. Places himself Under Dr. EINKELIN'S treat
ntent, may religiously - eonfide in his honor att a 'pentle 4
man. and rely ttimit the assurance that the secrete of
Dr. !Ca patients wilt never be disclosed.
Young - . Nun—let no false modesty deter,.youi from
making your ruse known to - one,. Who; from education
and respectability tan cert befriend yen.
N'STePltlenee line been for theliti - e n tseeir:
tytwo yearn at the N..W. Corner of THIRD AND UNION
STREETS, Philadelphia, Pa.,
PATIVITS AT A DISTAN s
CF
Can bereft stutilM their CASO explicitly, together with
all thelr eymptopie. , per letter, encloniug a remittance)
1./r. We medicine, appropriated . accOrdlugly, ,
• Forwarded to. any' part of the Pelted Statea, and
packed secure from UAIitAOE. or CURIOSITY; by Mall
or Express. . • •,. • •
READ yoirllt AND MANHOOD er
A trigorouaLyeor a Prennature;•Uuth, Rinketin on
belf,yreserretlen--Oply 23 Cents.
Letters containing tbet yebte to stamps, still ensnrn
a copy, per returnbf melt. .
GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!! ,
. • ••••• SIFT TO 'ALL. . • •
, " • MIStRY BELIEVED.
"Naiyra:s 01410, 9 a now and popular work, 'full of
valuable advice awl InipresslvO.warning, alike colonist
ed to prevent.years cf misery, and Mr. thOUDAIIdII at,
lives, Is d istri bated , Wi t hind , cbatge; and foilrarded by' ..
mall, pre-pald to any Poat in the United Sistea, on ve- .
calving an order enclosing two postapt PTampa._
, 'd0e..115,1568,-ly-- .. • I''. • , --- . ,
...,„ .._,—______
R..
-DAMPTON'S COMPOUND
. tijUltETIC PILLS.
r. Hamptou'a Pills contain neither 'Patina or Mer
cury, but' are purely vegetable ill . their compositiou,
t) . '
'and are highly recommended by eminent physician', u
. .
Certain, •
• Ilpetedy and . , •
•Permaneut Cure
For Graft!, °Net, .
tuns, Lucorrboesi Female
IYuknecses,
• other dlu'Asea " •
the' Madder, •
• . ' 'Sexual Organs,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PEE mix.
Prepared and for eel° by J ' • j ,• •
' : • & CO.,
• , 405 B Prare greet, PbOadelpbbt
'
Sold by Drtigniata and Dealers errrytrbere. •
331 r. S.WILD, Bole agent for Newrilla.' • .
A BEA FUL HOLIDAY
.•
, , , , :JUST , P,UhtISHED, '
ALM:3II , 9F , 7kitrlC POS 1861 i,
"Mt i t atT 6 tiOti 66l Weet ' ionorinudicail In° 0 P 41 4 , , ,
1181 !'9 0 41 'lblogf° %If •' '' ' • !
u t
Stre P
P.nfiill4.o.oo.4Ontliyinom, fir gfpfit. g .. ~ •
, ' • ‘• •
MI
Liverit 14il a t
u o
ei t
u e lm t ho e m di
r p li e gn r
•y
o each
t on l h y umr . t io 'h l e dma b mr o r w : s o l t. s it .
:csoul
Liver Compla in s. 11111
tarY.Propay, SourStum
hem, Chalk, Cholers,
Infantum, 'Flatulence,
names, and may used
nary FAMILY MEDI-
Headache, (ea thousand
nilnutes,,if two or three
commencement ollhe
lufacturer and f , E : oprietor,
' I4 Y! New York.
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