Imanac for 18130 -
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April
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Work on the Farm for January
Petra Aecpurrs.—Note take an inventory
of all you have. Determine by a careful
-and just estimate of your farm and every
thing upon it, what your stock ih trade is
worth,•and- knot;; know ' whether .it has paid
you a fair interest upon the investment, and
sufficient wages for your own superinten
dence. In such-an estimate, the farm is 'en
titled to credit for house rent and firewood,
fruit, vegetables, cat; bread, in fine, every ;
thing it has for shed for the use of your
family. Do not merely give it credit for
crops sold, and - setting against that the ex
pense of manures, cultivation, &c., qoine'to'
the conchisiOn that farthing is an impridita•
ble business. - .
Winter Plottifiting.—"hlie any opporCunity
the stateipf thd weather may allow, to break
up your'sod land for. Corp, Ternips, Pota•
toes, &cl On stiff lands thcaction of frost
- is useful, and on ell there is an advantage in
having - th work done early. The' team is in
better condition foe hard work now than in
the spring, and y'on4ill be more sure to
-plough deeply, and ma}' do so With less - risk
of any bad consequence from brealitig up of
subsoil. Of course, at no time is it - prpper
to plough the land if wet.
Vare - of Stock.—Have all stock carefully
looked to, and that continually. Fdod enough.
and especially Water enough; and as often as
they may want it—nbt in ode great draught',
that will thoroughly. chill them, but in small
quantities. when they-will:- -.Cows-and-Ewes,-
andßreeding SOws,.should-be all well fed
during the winter months, and Wave especial
care, as the time approaches fon4m-ving their
young.
Do.-not delay until Spring, but provide
.yourself at-once with any necessary addition
to your working stock.
' Implements, d'e.—Have all implements,
carts, ;Cc., put away under =cr. Let all be
overhauled and repaired, and such new ones
purchased as may be wanted. '•
.t`lover and grans Fieldv.—Let no hoof
touch the cloveror grass during Winter, or -
at any time when the ground-is wet undlia
ble to be poached.'
Ifaatires.—Gather, as you may have op
portunity, - materials for manure. NoW
especially the time to niAil yourself of
_all
domestic resources - . Do riot, however, be.
misled into-the useless labor ofhauling more,
material into• the yards than is 4ito sulk:
cleat, to absorb all the moisture of the drop.
..pings from the stock and keep them comihr
tably dry. Whatever .matter else you may
be able to gather, should be composted' with
lime or ashes; if it be good meadow muck or
peat, exposed to the action of frost, &e., and
woods' scrapings or other litter may be haul
ed at once to the grounds, where, they may
be needed, and spread upon the surface.
Lime, 4shes, adrantage:ot all
weather that is good fin• liatilim!' -to get such
fertilizers as these on the latd; and have
them spread at once.
.Firewood mid Fence iS7ql:—Cut firewood
for next winter, and get material fur fence
cut and hauled in place.
Work in the Garden,
• There is little work to be done in the veg
etable garden at this season of the_year. The
gardener, like the 'armor, should now, how
ever,Dbe occupied in laying out work for the
coining season. The garden and grounds
should be the peculiar province of the lady
of the establishment, who should make as.
sistants of the boys and girls, and, have such
other labor furnished as may be requisite tbr
her iv or k At this seasomit is well to have
a plot of the garden and grounds on paper,
for the purpose of more. readily designing
and arranging any improvement, and laying
out the' work for the coming Spring. If a
new garden is to be made, or new plant L. ,
tions of fruit or ornamented trees, now is a
convenient time for maturing your plans and
making all needful preparation.
Preparation of the Ground.—Should the
ground at any time this month be frozen and
sufficiently dry, it May be dug and immured
for the earlier vegetables. Composts, whkih
should have been prepared in advance; are
the proper_manure for all garden plants..
Early Peas.—Some of the ehrlier. peas
may be planted, should you find the „ground
in order for them. After plantipg,day,ii
convenient, some brash-wood along the drills;
to remain until the peas begin to come up .
in the Spring. Tinder ordinary circumstan
ces, peas avill be - better and earlier for this
early planting, provid4;always, the ground
is, in good order.
Ibtatoes.—These may be planted for early
use, if you give them a good covering of ma ,
.nure, and litter enough on. top of the -ground
to ensure them against frost. , '
Hot Beds and Forcing Frames:—lf these
are to be used, have'all neeessasy -materials
for them in readiness.
Poles, Rods, &c.—Get all these it; readi
ness at this time for Peas, Tleans, and other
climbing plants.
The Fruit Garden
Make this Inonth any necessary prepara
tion for' planting , out Fruit 'Trees, Gooseber
ries, Currants, Raspberries, &c. •
Prune all hardy. sorts, Plums, Cherries,
&c. Apply manures around all that need
them. Gooseberries and Currants require
to be well . trimmed out, to give light and air
free access to the fruit.
The Orchard.
. .
In the orchard the same remarks are ap
plicable as to pruning, manuring and prep
aration for planting. Those who failed to
plant in the Fall will now have_ ample time
to make the most careful preparation for set
ting their Fruit Trees. Newly plantedl tees
will Jukbettertfor.a.eovering.- Pf..-litte.t4out
their roots, but not s'o Thick as to' afroffithar
bor for mice. It is a good time to clean the
trees of moss, ,&c., on their.truelcs; by'serap
ing the bark and washing with soft soap or
any preparation which may be good for. the
purpo'se.:
brilpfaentat youy grounds nee
deifelent in ihese;by all meanasupPly the'
deficiency, and 4nalre your preparations for.
planting withas much care as for fruit trees.
. '' • . The.Nuisery,'
Every place ivliero it is expected
vate Fruit to any extent; should have a por
tion of grounA set'apart as a ntirsery. "The
stones md seeds of fruits shciulcl ho.,planted
here, SA seedlings 'raised to be bddued and
grafteditereafter. . Every boy, and girl, tool
should be taughtAbese interesting and useful
arts r and to raise their own trees, oath° best
means of .ensuring Stich'. it's : . th'ey May wanf.
It will:hive the good :offect r top, of cultivat
ing an interest in fruit culture. - '
IRVING MilMALlii COLLEGB,
MECHANICSBURG, PA.'
This Institution, designed for the Moral, educntlod
or Young Ladles, has•been in operation two years with
the most gratifying rend ty It' Is now eStablished 011
firm basis, arid tts patron - Age , already- extends over
scd'eral States.- .a
It is limited on the Cumbeidand Valley Railroad mid.
way'between - ilarrislawg-and Carlisle. in the most Vert,
tile Illid boatitittil pOrtion of the valley, and is in close
proximity to Ono of the most moral, healthy, and un
terprising•tod'uslit the State.
con tnil; rind. easy of aeceis. Students leaving
Washington, lialtimore.or Philadelphia in lin:Morning
train for Harrisburg, will arrive at Mechanicsburg . In
11100 lie dinner.
- The (din, Islarze root commodious, surrounded by
.10 , 010 'verandas. and will accommodate about one lime
droci Luarders. In its Construction, It combines all tire
novices improvements for tire pionnithin of health,
comfort and cep Veil lone°. In these respects physicians
prOnoulivo it .(01t . vtd The einimbers are large and
ilea tlefurnishod.' Pooh-has its register. fur heat and
ventilation • (tidy two-students occupy the same room.
The bath rooms are all times supplied with Warm and
cold water. . .
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'rho grainolN aro 'ample,,,ntal'lvell arratignit fbr recre
ation, nod the varlon4 eitllsthoule •:ranee—eo besen•
tlaeto hoahh, graceful movement mut symmetry al
Th.. rayon:). of Instruction .18 ofnelout and expel.'
°need.
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In the Colle;late Department the course of study Jr
of i t l)high grade, romprvhonding all the subjects belong.
ig to a Claxsical, Polite and Christian Education.
n the Prernatory Departnientpnpilti w l be earo
fary - Instructed In those branchos forming the basin 01
n thorough English education, .
Snasorls.—Flt et Sognitin, from tho let WednoPday of
September to the 90th of January.
partn
Socoud Session, l'com the lot of February to tho tot of
July
ocatlon, during July mid August. • .
121,11tNIS Plat SESOION OF 'FIVE MONTIIS:PAYABLI.
IN ADVANCE.
Dearding.l'ashltsg, Furnished Booing
and Light.. . . . . . • $OO6O
-Tuitiou—C"lle g lato Department. • 1" . , 20 00
Preparatory. 4, . . . . 00
‘• " " First Class, 12 00
Np extra charge for Ancient j.,anguages.
Musle—Plano and Guitar.' . ..... 20 00
Vocal . . • • • • • • • 2 "
lialetp Languages, . .• . , 10 00
Painting, Drawing and other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rate's.
Text.honlu4 furnished at city prleps.
For further pat ticulara address,
Bee. A. O. MARLATT, A. M.,
1131.1. Presideul.
riUMBEItLAN'II 'VALLEY It. rt.-
.I:7*Tn 2ttli44-4.4.4r,
- - -011,15101 i OF 140U/ISI .
On 'and later MONDAY, NOV, 11th 1 559, l'assi , own
Train+. Mill rim ns lSllows (Sundays exeupted:)
FOR IiAItItISLIUIIO.
Ist Train. 2d Train
Leave Clianiliertiburg . „. 5.35 A. li. 2.40 P. 51
Shippentillurg, . 9.05 " 3.13. "
Now vine,' 5.38 " - :.•15 a
Carlirlo. 1535 " . "
Meehan lesburg, '16.47 " 4.56 " •
Arrlvo at Ilarrlatirg, . 11.15 "
=
Muchaulesburg , H. 67
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‘, Carne. , 9.37 ° a. 1 - ~ - .
- ~- - Norville, 10.12' " ' 3.60 4
ShimmuNlourg, 10.42 " 4:5) "
Arrive at ChaullatrAlklug, 11.12. " 4.50 0 .
TRAINO LEAVE Ilarrifthurg via I'innn6lvania i'on
tral lialitoll at 1.50, 1...)1., 2.15, P. M., via Coluenbia,
and 6 50, I.; M.
lla Lebanon Valloy and ROadi.g Railroad, at B 00,
A. M., 21111 i . 2.35. P. 31.
•For Pittsburg: nt 2.00. A. M. and 1.20, P. M. For
Baltimore, at 2.50 and S:l5, A. 31.,.aud 2.05, I'. M. For
TreYerton,..Wllliznosport nod Buffalo, at 1.97 and 7.011,.
1... M. Schuylkill and Susiinelliddia Itallrbad, for Au•
burn and Pottsville, at 2.00,. P. M. •
' NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stations whore
Tickets are sold. viz: Olornibe . rsburg. Shipiremborg.
('a lisle, Nleelniniehliorg Anil Ilarrisloirg. n reilortion of
TI.N CENTS on each Ticket will lie made to all Pas,en.
Liers that provide themselves with Tickets bellira eii:
.
tel'ing the Cars.- ' " , - '-- • .
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ltairroitil Thlice - ;rhaniliertiliurgrf N.
Lind'
Sur"t
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A. B. E\VING'S •
OURNI,TURE WARE-ROQIUS,
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1[859'. :1 ';: - '":- . 1 1 . '7 . ‘ litis9
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' West high Street, Carl Isle, ' ' -A
(I'remiunt awarded at the Cumberland County
21yriraltural Fair of 1857.)
The subscriber has just rec.... Mid thu moat splolodhl
aq , ortmont ,of artirlvs in Ms lhoc e ver - broaaht to thin
placo—which ha Is thaw:mined to.gull at prlms that do'
ry wuroutir.u.
Pavia,
tau avahar,-'.
Dining-room, TUB.NIT UR
Hilehell and
' 011iuc
Embracing over)' article used by tlnnsc hod lintel
itoopors, or the 11104 approved and fashionable de'sign
and finish. Including also Cottagd furniture in sates.
receptinn and _Camp Cloths.. Mattrasscs, dill framts.
pictures, .10.. See.
Purchasers aro requested to call and examine his
steel:, at his extensive unre.rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. It. EWINO.
trir Particular, ttentlon given as usual to funerals;
oilers from town stud country, attunded to 'moonily
oil on nualcrato-leans. . A. 11.
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SOMETIIIING NEW!
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
neve just opened, In thu room formerly ikeopted Ly
tqtryork, Taylor & Smith, 'Lug's now building, Main
street, two doors east of the market house, , I% large ss•
sortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMIt'NTS and Pr
-1.11Iv!rs, which they are peepared to sell on the most
reasonable terms. '
Thu stock embwes PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, HAR
ILOWS:'11 - AT; STRAW AND FODDtdd
REAPERS, MOW IOIS. DRILLS, CRADLES,
SCYTH ES, CORN SHELLERS, FORKS,
SHOVELS, 110E5,11 A Ii ES. PRUNING
KNIVES, WHETSTONES for Mow
ers, sad ovary 113hur artirlu, nu
cessary for rams use.
They al.o intend looping in addition, a full assort
ment of CEDAR and WILLOW WA ILE, including
Spain's patent Churn ' Brooms, Brushes, Butter-work•
era, Butter-I'olms, Prints, ' , Ladles, Butter Tube,
Bowls, .he.
Also. Fruit, Garden and Flower Seeds; Seed Potatoes,
, of the best varieties. Thoy are constantly making ad.
ditiono to thole, stock, and will use every exertion to
supply the wants of the agricultural community,
Thoy hays also.the agen'ey for EVANS h WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES.
Orders loft at the storo for fruit anthornanwnitsl
'rows, Flowers and fertilisers, will ho attended to
numplly. ' , D. S'l`lll.CliLLit & 8110.
April 20,4959-17
J AMES R. WEAVER'S
7 , 016tw0 , , cApTicET
• cirve
• .M-ANUFACTORY,
NORTH HANovrat STItiET, CARLISLE, PA
Having been engaged I t, tha.bustness for over twenty
yours ho would return thanlis to his
. oustomors and
friends, for the liberal encourrgoment tn- him
in years gene try, and further assures 'them that no
pains will bigsp:ded, to give full btalsactio it to all who
may favor limtvith a calL
• CHAIRS AN.9 FURNITURE,
of every description constantly on hand, or marbly
order. Warranted to be of the best quality, of the la
lest style, well finished, good sold at the'lowest possible
prices tor cash. •
Ito also continues business as an UNUE fiTAKEIL—,
Ready .made Collins, Mutants or otherwise. kept con.
stoutly on Mold 'and fonerals promptly attondetl to
personally In town or country, on the most reasonable
terms.
May 25,1854-Iy.
• N. B.—Two properties situate In Chdraltown,Oumb.
county, era olfered . for sale on easy terms. Apply es
abets.. J. It.
,COATS, PANTS AND VESTS ON
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COATS,, PANTS AND VESTS OF -
CASSINET, CASSIA ERE, WWII k SILE
.. CASSINET, CASSIMERE, CLOTH & SILK
OVER-COATS OF -
OV.EII—COATS OF • : .
CLOTII, BEAVER, PILOT, PETBIISIIAIII, &c.
'CLOTH; HEAVER, PILOT, PETERSIIA4, &c
CTINTIMMEN'S SHAWLS. .' ' ' • • ,
GENTLEMEN'S tdf AWLS. •
As woll aft all setts of Gents' i'urnisbing anodo are
offered In farm, quantities and at remarkable low prices. •
AT I'ILE CLOTIIINO
. STORE NEAII. TILE .
MARKET HOUSE.
•
ASIIEM
Carlinle, Nni. 9, 1800.
T' RUSSES. I BRACESTI SUPPOA,
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C It.'NEEDLES," -
drop
51.1 p
4 . 7. Coror ;.991velftis.
~,.. , ...,, .aca tiltreet•
;.- •' , • - .r 2 PILIL / 11).E.614.11A.
Practicalldjinitur of Rupturo Truases atid Muchani- ,
:.
cal Remedies, llas constantly Onhandn large Stock nt
0 unutno French truasos, alai) a coinplato asaortutunt of ~
thu bust Inntirlean. Including. , tbo, colubrided Whites':
Patent hover.Trass, belloyod by thu beat apthorltles to ,
bo anpurior t.• any yot invented...Si/ash and Anlini•
can Supputtoro and Bulta(Shoub,lor Bracua, Sustainancy,
Baritligex, Self-Injecting Sarlogua, aidanttal to both . seo•
en,' to' heutpoditblu Cason', Pronah'Possitrlaa Initial IMO. t
&c.; 1.,C.; '''' •, V . ' ,
Ordure and lettors of enquiry, will moat. prompt at
!catkin:
.
' August 24,1859. . ' '
nucationuf.
iJilis CURIiCOIt .
FOIL CIIASIIIIMSBUILO,
Ist Train.. 2a Train.
8.15 A. M - 2.05 I'.
SEE D STORE.
M. B. STRICKLER BILOTHEIc,
!, 1 JAMES
. It. WHAVEII
'', ett) '-Ofoutirx.:
_witTrE.nririeor:
NEyv sTo4E -AN]) NE \W - ttiODS
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. After roturnine his acknowledgements for the very
liberal patronage which has beincextencled to him. the
undersigned would call attention to the Mot: thee he,
iats.Just ro-opened ills extensive assertmeut of kindly
GRO CtRIEV
, .
In bin now store-romn. a he south-east corner of tin
public square, where to pub! le pre invited to call add
examine a •fitock of g ids which,; In elegance, variety
and potent. null) defy computitlou; comprising fp part ,
loaf, lump, erosion and brown sugars, .
Java, ItIo„ and roosted Coffee. Every va. -.
'duty, and liunlity of TEA. Spices, (ground
jp.i" 4,
) f
nod miground,) Pleicals, Satins, Table Oil. , - X,
New Orleans, Bugarhouke. and !Trinidadi I 111 ...
Alolasses; , New York and Philadelphia Syr
ups. C'donsu, 31acarafil, Yurineillii, split Poas,lfmnitly,
Mincolimat, corn Starch, Farina, Chocolate, Extract co
Coffee, relined sugar at reduced rates, washing and bak
ing soda'. Tobacco of the most favorite brands, and the
finest quality of Sugars. . Moo,, a beautiful assortment
of Britannia Ware, plain and 'g,.,ld band China Ware,
tilass,'Quenns, Stone and Eartharn Ware, In.gruitt.vre
fluty, and tilt elegant lot of Fanny Soaps, extiaels and
pert "ii y for the LOMA.
. FRUITS: Including Peaches In cans, Raisins, Coin.
,Lorries, dry' apples, citron, almonds, Oranges, lemons,
Sc., die.,
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,411 1 LIQUORS: Wholesale and retoll,
(
L f 4 .*'atidt.m,nd'i(s.;{7, 4 .dolpdlY,uf,l's•t,','„
~..t :„ f....• 11, Sherry Port, Ainderle, Ginger, Cotnwlo
.47-1:7-.4;.-..,.. and Mut.cat Winos in easkg and Lot
. .
Iles, Scotch ii'llisliey, llolland Gin, and Scboldnni
Schnapps. ' ''
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FISH AND SALT
A Inrgo AGO, of LA:SIPS, Inelndlim Dyott's relebrat
lamps for burning Kerosene or coal oil, 0109 Spori
Pine ' Lard and Coal Ull, Burning Fluid; Sperm ai
Star Candles.
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS. '
Unpins, Roves, ',guppy, Snaps Itoor•nints, 'Walters
Lookinv.glasses, lino letter and note _paper, Willow
Ware. painted bucketm,
Colton and woollen limo, and half Hose, and nifull
•tovit of Cloves,- including the well known .I.fanove:
noel: ti loans.
Ja short, his stock comprises everything that is relic
Air in his'llne or 'mom, tact 11,, efforts will ho spare,
to reactor oat Ire satisfaction to his customers.
Carlisle, Oet. 1858-ly
Ara- Marketing of all kluge taken In exchange II
HALBERVS FAMILY GROCERY
QUEENSWARH AND VARIETY STORE,
North- West Corner of the Public Square, oppo
site lie Curiae Deposit. flank.
II A 1,1{1•1111" It. again replenished lds stock o
goads. Ills assortment Is now full and'emnplet” among
which may bu enumerated every,varlety - of Cre,,l
FAMILY" GROCEpIES,
,thio, in qunlity and prico
N' T 11 DA 7'
A large stock of China, C lard and queeimwm e. n! now
nil beautiful designs, and einbraeing el ery-'6 . .jile'ol
mice.
t'oi,EAne.yr In Carlirlt• or .Insm' reli•brati4l
.I{EROStiNIi OR COA 1, 011, 11:111'6,
'no of the greatest' dineovei les or the mg,, combining
•Ileapness, safety and 'Men tmeil I'ght. Goad tAI and
Amps o,tmslanlly on hand, Which OM InAblit: ore re.
I nested to: ill inn] examine.
, JOS. I). lIAT.IIPItT,
N. W. Corner of Public F.quaro
Carlisle, Ort. _
t ir OSEPH U. STEEL
om _Wa s WATCH-MAK ER
.OUT11;11AMPILIt
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. I . CII , d are /I the Pour!
Fopplied royeulf ‘rllll a Inrge u , sortnien,„
I am 00,0 prefutrud t
,epair oil Mats I,l3Satehe,Clooks,,lesvulry.,te. on th
oou , t reusuuuldo Corms, that, may ho entruFirtho or
,aro. by strict atteutlon to loosine - N t(l bo f•
vered with a Illuoal Filar° of public patronage.
1100 assortme;ht,of .11•:1VELItY. ruck ns Ludir
ilreast Pius 0011 Ear props. Gold ).1.1 Cameo; Missy:
Itreast and far Drops. 110 x and Wass Plot-all size.
,;01,1Clutin Ifoold., Muted Cludos:(Mt Idui,et,,,Goard•
keys, So. A Isoo likrAn and lige assort rumt of
OULU FI - NOM: ILINIIII
•Also; a ts
. L: , llver Ilmiting,lajhetl I ever
I4at.l•lll.p:laild . itoctlapsortillept of Sjivej
platoq and Stad.l Nwetneleg.
6rwiiii•ii wilt
' - 1t: p.hari. of publirvrntro
JOS.
ngn j, rourertfully rJ..1101.01.
July la.
" OMR .1100 i• fLif
F AINnLy 0 ROCE RI( AND 'YE:
:quit
.Itnt retired and In store, a fresh and
.Well so
-1111,1 agsartinent or itio,.iavir ond 'Mar,
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calla, Ceifee. !toasted ('oiler. Crushed
Puiverired Sugars. I:efoled and .
other brown Sugars, atperior . ' •
Syrup Molasses, Orleans •
(baking) MeIaSPOS.
SONIA of I'VerY-I'llril•ty—
pure only ; Stare)), nutlet and '
Chocolate, Mueearoni. Cheese and
Crackers, Tapioca and Sago s Indigo,
Saleratos and Soda, Crean. 'inner and 1.•
. R 11 1 .11,1 PlCkll`N, Mustard and Coriander Seed.
TRAS.—.I lino assortment in Package
~.....,..,,<- . 1 ., and in bulk—as nen as all other artiel
' 11 : 3 1 ,: u ,,1,, belonglint to the bu.4inebs—all at, the lowe
1 4 A ;, , and late reduced prices.
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4 111.11,11...
•
U7ATcIIES; JEWELRY, AND
LV Illt•NVAll LAT CONLYN%I old established
Stood, West, Math St., nearly orposllv the Cumberland
Valley took.
I hit VO just •regelvod n now I.Snal.w.a of w.tg.hes,
ei,Illry:Illeth1111011ti. sliver tour,,, laiditinn lit my
neuter sleek to 'which I invite the 11140110 m, of the
Thu assortment rillbrillTS 11 , 10 •
Gold and vile, lewer watches. Gyrating r,
nod open Aorkolo for
I,,oliosonaliontlinool ood
pines and gilartler gntrhex oterery,va. 0•
rlety in style and price.
Algo floe gold Medallions. *cndid.' for Ladlea nod
Gentlemen of every quality, pattern and price. Gold
cub, vest. curb end nevi: ebelns. Gold bracelets, linger
rings, culi.pins, studs, sleese.buttens, crosses. charms,
,te. Geld and Oyer thimbles, Miser and plated
butter knives, ibrits. (nide, tee. sell and must:1111 spoons
of every• vneloty. A largo ,o,sol towel. of gold, silver
and COIIIIIIIIII spectacles, tw sult all
eget, tit u bleb we invite special allele•
Gnu.
A fine lot of 0111,1) PI:NS frau, the best tnkers.
, peetticlo eases, Jitney bases, silver and prarl card cage;
Edd2ln.lroTnn.n brackdas, match clialax,
IMIMM!I=nIM==I
Ily kept In Jewelry e,tallll , lnnelits,
will null low ti.r moll. .11! nrtleles war
anted to be tvbat'lley :tr.. ntro.o
Vartleular atteutkm re LFlltli 1.
111 , 1P.11111N1l mill all work ,vat
rAntt 1,,_,,,
Doc. 23,-18573
G REAT ENCITE3I EST AT lIIR
ptArz. , I Mil'.
Old John Brown still alike and ou [ u ds
dies of Carlisto nut [mote., to go Immediately fi
LELD ICH 6 . SA WY S Elr ST() R
nd ozandno their sidendld stmid: of no" pinds
:lust re - Celved ii lArzo lot 01 uowidlicont WISITER
SILIiS, (from Auetbo..) Splemlld I:ea‘ . ..r Cloth Mau•'
ties and Itagbth. Latedt Perk btylek elegant
(MODS. in groat v.arbly el strb•• and Nods.
double reverelble, nod 111.0 So ,teli SHAN% LS. -
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! ',.
Direct, froo tho 11,1.11f:taw vrs, warranted troo 'from
thotlisoind nt greotly rvtluvi.,l p, Ives.
Also it large toldltloo of STA (loons. soli,,lze, f or
tho solo.on 1V ) I.1 , 8 CELEIIIt %TED 11 NO.
VEIL BUCK tILOV4I warrtiattml genuine; notwitb.
.9tlllldlllg 1111 AUTII OI,, Zt. nan E.X.ellrlv}:Ailt2,CE.
Carlinkt, Nov. 2, 111e.1.
"
..1S 1) •
• .Cr PAIR TRACE CHAINS;.•
with n largo nssorlmont of
BUTT CHAINS, ~ •
..BREAST CHAINS,
HALTERTNIAINS,,t
LOG CHAINS, 1. ;
FIFTH CHAINS,
TONGUE CHAINS,
• COW 'CHAINS, •
. SPREADS, &c. &o.
Jost recelved nt the ehohp Hardware store of
March 16, ISM , 11. SAXTON
10,v,TONS HANIUDRED _AND
ROLLED MON.—With a largo aatiortracut of
STEEL,. • - ' •
811 BET 'IRON, ..
. . .
'.llool' IRON, .. .
. • -RIVETS,, •
BOLTS; ,
. I.
NUTTS, . .
WAS II ERS,• .. .
. • ANVILS, . •
' . VICES, ' ' •—• • • ':
FILES. •
. . . RASPS.
. .
' SCREW , PLATES,:
' • BLACICSNI4jI BELLOWS; Szt3
~.. ,
Just received h a d for vale cheaper thin over, nt, '• • .
Maid] 19. 1869: ! •• • • - HENRY SAXTON'S.'
IRON- for
Jl_Centotery enclosures,piiblic and privato grounds and
gardens, made to ardor ,stStlta Carllolo 'Voundry.
stook of lialling,Verandatt and lirachnt . patterns' cont
prisesn largo TarletY.of now and ologant designs which
too public aro invited to call and examlit...Orders for
raking nod putting op Railing will ho promptly rorecto
tot at satisfactory prices. , • • •
Aw °unruly now TIII4I.IIORSE STEAM 111101Nli
11011,Elt now on hand, warranted to 'bp of tlui boot
make, and trlll be sold at a bargain for' cash didu Short
time ' •
CO. •. ' , July 21;1=68.
•
jLASSI•'GLASS!! PAINTS
'PAINTS , ' t A' full 'assrurnent of 0 lam of all 'dreg
and quality, with a largo aleck of freeh PAINTS, all
eeinra, Oils, Varnishes, Sc,-Prurient In largo or mall
quantities, at low flOrea at •
JOIN r. LYNE 't SON, •
, North Harmer Siret4;:r.,
Oe .°",166.
A I%Is: prime • New iNo. 1 Herring,
j..t reeolvod, find roe emu et' prlott to suit tl;e
Imes fit /I ALIIORTS.
,
DR: NI'LANE'S
' , CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the 'often
tion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians,. of the
country, ta .. tiVo of the most popu
lar remedies now before the public.'
We refer to . •
, • .
Dr. Chas , ll'lmoUs .. Celebrated . :-
Yerinifuge and
We do not' recoMMend them 'as
• ,uniVersal Cure-alls, bUt . sirriply for
• what tilde name purports,.viz.:
• . TIIE V.ERMIFTiGE, •
•
,For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also beeni
administered' with the •most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms... •
THE - LIVER.) PILLS,
For the cure of LIVEiCOMPLAINTS,
pill BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS,SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases:of
FEVER AID • AGUE,
preparatory to or after takiiig
theyalindst invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
, As specifics for the above men
tioned diseases i -they are-Unrivaled,-
and never known to• fail when ad-
ministered. in accordance with the.
directions.
Their' unprecedented-popularity
hasinduced the proprietors, •
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, 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 beingde
kerminedthat Dr. M'Lane's - Cele
bratedVermifuge atld -Liver Pills
.shalt continue to oceupy'the high'
positron they new hold among the -
great; remedies. of the • day, they'
"will, continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and , Purest material l . - and cotn-_
pound them in the most ihorotigh
-- manner. ' Address all- orders -to ---
. - YLEMING . DROS.- Pa..
P.B. • Declare and 11,vtdriatis o,dw ing holt, (there
than Vleinlng Bros., will d., well to utile their ordns
dlettrietly, pod take snow last Pr. .1/I.lilet. prrptted
naming Bros. Piliskorpli.. 'To those wishing to give
IhOM A trial, We Will forward per tnail: post pnfd, to any
part of tho United Ftnt en, non hoz of Pills for lively°
ibruo-eont protege 811.1114, Cr one vial of Yertnifuge for
fourteen three-rout stamp., All Brix from Canada must
be aolonapanfed by twenty rents extra.
DM=
HOSTETTER'S
STIMiIiCH BITTERS.
The proprietors and man tfacturers ofiIOS
TETTER'S cBLEBBAT STIIMACII BIT
TERS can appeal with ierfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained a repu-*
lotion heretofore unknown. 'A few facts upon
thin point will spimk More powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning putrer - 1.
The consumption of. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tern for the last year 11111011111Cli to Over a half;
million bottles, and ft um its mnuileal steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coining year the consumption will feat!h
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have Bien sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara
tion, and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those seetions ofthe country
where the article is hest known;'who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in theway of trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters, lint a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to he 'enduring an time itself. -
llostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever
. and ague
and various other bilious complainti have
counted their 'victims by hundreds. To bo
able to state:confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
.alloyed Oceanic,. It removes all morbid,mattbr
from the stomach, purifies' the .:bides'; and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
,giving it that lone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
nab* but powerftilly, and soon restores them
to a condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
tt.
kio•
...
Iti=
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, es it Is pleasant to the palate;
invigorating to the bowels, erntllentns a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence, of thousands of aged men_ and women_
who luivp exporioneed the benefit 'of using this
preparationi suffering froth stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
Into:advice of physicians, they have abandoned
fall delelerions' drligs and fairly tested the
!merits of this article. -feir words to-Hre
gentler px. There arc certain periods when
'their cares are so harassing that many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child' is so absorbingly 'tender, that the
mother, especially if bile be young, is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
'for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggraiated. Hero,
then, is necessity for a stimulant to -recupe
rate the energies of the systcun,,and enable the
mother to bear up tinder her exhausting . tritils
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene:
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive .tho, endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength, , • •
All those persons, to whommo have particu
larly referred above,' to wit:' snlferers frind
fever and agile, caused by malaria, diarrlieea„
dysentery,• indigestion ; loss of appetite, and
all -diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated' invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing Mothers, will eonsult
their own physical-welfare by giving to dlos
tatter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
' "CAUTION.-'--We Mullion. the public against
'Using any of, the many imitations or counter :
felts, brit ask; for r iiOBTETTEIE'S CELKBRATEp;
STOMAC,III Birrinsoind see that Pah bottle has'
theWtirds "tor. J.' Iloatetter's Stomach Bitters"
blows, on the side . of , the fiottle, and stamped
on 'the metallic cap covering the cork„ and
observe that our autograph signatureis' on the
label.: , ';. :'• , .•• '
d-. 1 spared and sold by HOSTETTEIea
SMlT,H. ,,, Pittaburgh; and sold: by all
droggiatit;loSoors,' and ' dealeia ,zoneraily
th.oopiAO,tit ti iJnitad states, Atha- .
rioa, and.darmany. : • •
•
Nor sale by S. ,
Elliot B. W. Ilaverstlek, Carlisle; John
0. Attiek r jehrk'Stmiubaugh, Shlpponsburg; L. Haul ,
inan, 'Hanging, 'eleebenlesburg;. and Druggiiita
gonsralttproughont the County. Nov. 0 ; 'MI.
13E.T.148 t OLEO I' ••BELLS 1
Fart.none, of the best makes, fur sale . cheap, nt
e Hardware Store or J. P. LYNN & SON,
May 18,1859. • • . • North 'letterer at.
.;MiebictAcs4::
NA
Visalitenus
UM
Carlisle . Foundry,
'MACHINE. SHOP..;.
CAR AND SASII FACTORY,
. •
•'• . '
• Min Street, CARLISLE..
This extensive establishment is now. in Complete or
der and supplied with the best millinery thr exeepting
pork in every depaatatunt. The buildings have davit
been greatly eularge&this spring and stocked with the
tun Test and most improved tools for the manufacture
,
•
tr 1,90103, WINBOW FRAMES, 5A811;
Shutters', Blinds, Mouldings,'.l.lrackets and all other
kinds orcarponter worrk. Wo Builders, Car
. footers and others to call and examine our facilities for
doing this description. ol:work. The bent Materials
used and prises a s s low us at ILey other'establishthent in
the County or elsewhere. ;
STEAM ENOINES•BUILT TO ORDER.
•
and repaired as heretofore: Engines have been reboot.
, iy built for W. M. diunderson &in Ibis borough;
it. Bryson Fe Co. Allen township, Ad Fe Brother:l,l,low
villa, Shads & Wetaul,"North Middleton, und ot.sers,
•et whoa° establlshnient they may-ho seen in daily op.
orating, and to whom we can refer for evidence of their
superiority. . . • • -
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS:"
of every description, from the comfiest to the heaviest
places, executed at short ,notire for every Mild of ma
chinery. - A large variety orient castings now on hand.
Two skillful Pattern - makers eonstently employed.:—
. REPAR LNG 'promptly attended to for Paper Mills,
Distilleries, Grist Mills, Factories, &.. Turning hod
Fitting Mill'Splndies, he. done. in th hest style. ,„
m
TiEsitlNl3 MAGIIIN E E
S AND 11l itSh POWRS.
i i.
such no Devil Gear Four Ilersn•P wers, horizontal
Gear Four and Two Horse fawn a, Corn Sheller's,
Crashers, Iron Rollers. Plough casings, and other ar
ticles for fitrmers. on hand or promptly rondo to order.
BURDEN OSIIS BUII.T,
spa repaired. Our filcillthix for building Camaroa now
more complete than hertitolore and enables us to fur
nish them to transporters on tilt - trail rood on acme,
dating tennis and made of the boot • materials. Orders
solicited and Mithe satlidhction guaranteel.
Tho long experience in • the business of the senior
partner of the OM, and the completeness of our , ma
chinery in. every branch of the establishment warrant
us in nwsurlog hie best work, to all who favor us
with their orders. The rend trued patronage of our old
friends and the public is remeetfully solicited.
May '2O, 's7—'3'. F. G ARDNER A Co.
. .
(Z : 00 -1Y! GOOD!! GO OD!!
‘_A ;Nat received at the cheap Grocery of the and
signed, leis of good things, a part of Which nru the I
lowing
Hennaloally sealed PEACHES. (fresh.)
TOMATOES,
CORN,
PEAS,
ASPARAGUS,
OYSTERS , " • ...
. If " LOBSTSIa u
" • •
PINE APPLE, •"
TURTLE SOUP, "
" • " SARIONES,
P't
nerlcli.,..Chow Choir Piccalilli, Lot ste
Caulillower,Capers.
lilveS. Tomato. Catsup, IVidnut do„ 3lushrnom dn.
Pepper Sauce. Ilinioy,ltts CratilierrieN, the fluest
of Pried liver, Sitior.enred (joule, Flinifider. Ih - drogue
S.ittgage,'Soite tin •o,3facearoni, Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
and I f.i oil - •! • .
• • ..-. .
• 1/11E N,4W A i‘E, FIN SEGA RS, monk- which nre
wenty.live thoumnd Gunman Sixes, primp• Tobacco,
and the very hest and purest I.I(IIPARS In the county,
CooPetioluiry and Fruit, ,te.
All of which are Offered to the eitlzeini of Carlisle nud
county of Cumberland. nt the lowest prices for cAsn.
CtINIE ONE, CONE ALl,,,two doom }not of Rhoads'
IVarehouse.
Carlisle, Nov. 9, 1559
INSUL.A.N GI, THE ALLEN
AND EnsT, I.NNNsnuito , mwrum. -
nitt: IN
SUEANCP COMPANY of Cumberland county. incorpo•
rated by an act of Assembly, Is now fully organized, a nd
lu operatlon'under the management, of the following
eonn6hioners, viz:
Daniel Polley, - William It. anrgas, - Michael Cocklin, -
.1. Elehelberger, habitlan Stayman; John C. Dun
lap, Jacob 11. Convef, Lewis Ilyer, 8. Eberly, Benja
min 11. "Musser, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
The rotas of Insurance are no low and favcrable'es any
Company orthe hind In the stitte. l'et?..em, wishing to
become Members are Invited to make application to the
alenta of the company, who are willing to Walt upon
them at any time.
. WU. 1L GOICG AS, Pr'esident.
CllitiSTl AN.S P.tYITA N. fire President •-
. LEW 15.,11-11iltrfieeretary
MICITAEF oncic MN, urer.
3I ma, It. I Inrgas, 1.. flyer, Christian Stay.
limit, 3f. Oneklin../. 0. Dunlap, It. Martin, 1). Daily, .1.
1 I.onover, Alex. Oath:Nla, J. Wickersham, .1. Eleheiber
• ger, S. Kberly, Jrilrandt,
" 9 ": - ' AGENTS • •
CUMBERLAND
.COURT Y. John Shorrlek, Allen,
I leafing, Shireniaostown ; Samuel IVondlourn
niokinson ; Henry Bowman, Olnirrittown ; Motto 00(
filth South Middleton; Samuel. rahatn, 'll'. Perrnft
bor. , Samuel Craver, Nfechanirsbnrg; J. W. Cocklin,
Shepl;enistown; 'I). Cover, Shepliertlstown ; J. 0. Sax
ton, Sliver Spring; Beni. Hrivet stick, Silver Spring;
Oh ah.s licit. Cal Ilsio ;.3ohn Flyer, 0 . 11100 :
YORK (111UNTY.—W. S. Picking, Dover; l'eter
Wnl
fnrd, Franklin : Jar. 0 riflitli; iVarrlygton ;J. Pear
lord, Washington; U. Ilutter, Newburg; It. C. Clark,
hilisburg. .•
DA USIIIN Cll,-11nuser k Lochtnan, Harrisburg,.
3101101,s of tho company:having polities about to ex
pire. ran litre them,. by nuking application to
anyr,of the Agents. •
April 20. 1859.
JNO. B. clitTitc[r. EBERLY.
muncii & EBEaLy_
STEAM SAW MILL
LUMBER YARD,
. , ;NEW CUMBERLAND, PA.
A111:1,1,18 of
LUMBER,
• constantly Orlhand.
Lumber delivered nt any point accessible by Railroad
• at tbo-shortost notice.
BUILDING TIMBER
OF ALL SIZES AND•Lumans CUT TO ORDER.
May ISs9—tf
IrT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
J. li. CALM() &CO., iuccessors to \Vitt. 11. Trot
ivould punro to their customers and the pub
generally that they have just received from Philad
phis, a large and elegant stack of goods, in their line
bestows of every varietb style and quality.
' they have (nth:min splendid
assortment of
HATS AND CAPS
of all descriptions, from the annular' tool
to the finest FUR AND SILK HATS; and at prices
Unit must suit every 0110 Whig )11114 an eye to getting the .
worth of Into money. The stuck Includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIMERF, BEAVER & FELT HATS,
of every style and color and unsurpas•ed the. 1,1(1 111.
NESS, DURABILITY AND FINISH: by those of any
other establishment I n tho country.
. .
mriNo, pox's' and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAAS
of every .I,scription collet notlyou bond. . • •
They respectfully lurko nll the old patrons and n:
ninny new once as possible, to give Went n call.
J. IL CALLIO k CO.
Apr. 27.1859—1 y
:1)00TS AND SIIOES. , = .I have kis
; added to my stack an assortment of Boottat Shoes.
. len's and Boys' Winter Boots, very cheap and good
Ladies' 'Misses' and Children's Boots and Shoes 0
Willie' celebrated make. Cee.l, handsome and cheap..
A full, assortment of Bum Shoes and Sandals. Best
quality and linvai prier.
My old customers tier Boot;and Shoes, are respectfully
invited to givOlne a call. .
Carlixlc, Oct. 20, 1859
t." W.. , SCOTT;
•
, (Late of the firm of 'Winchester 4. -
• - Gentlemen 9 e Vttrailelxing Store
AND
- 8 0 T 0 R-Y,
.
N0..814 CnEsTNirr •
• . •
' (NEARLY 'OPPOSITE THE GIRARD HOUSE,)
PIIILADELPII/A. . •
J. W. SCOTT, would respectfully roll' .114'stteutIon of
his former fiends to his now Store. and Is preparsd to
fill orders 'fir SHIRTS at short notice. A perfect lit
guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied:loth FINE
SHIRT'S and COLLARS.
•__ _ -
THE CONFESSIONS•AND EXPE
ItIENCE OF A VICTIM.
Designed for the benefit, and AA a warning and A can•
thou to those who sourer from nervous debility, indiges.
thou,, lowness of spirits, want'of sleep, Immature decay,
&c.; AA a consequence of youthful imprudence, or the
bauefull.babi tof self abuse. At the' saute time pointing
nut the certain moons of SELF CM..
. . -
By one who hos suffered from the above cause, and
from misplaced - coblidence In medical humbug and
quackery. Stogie copies sent (post•freo) ou the receipt
of a stamped envelope, bearing the address of the• op.
'plleant. Adilress,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
Bedford, Rings County, N. Y.
Dec.14,18611-3mos. •
la.a..ranianslttrue FEMALE
SEMINARY. • •
The rapid/Won of this Institution Is now fully cacao
Ii ed,' and its success no a first class Seminary plated
boom( dciubt: pupils will find In the boarding do.
•partinant, hopni comforts, parental supervision 'and
moral iiiiltipnco. tho educational department no
cOmplished teachers, thorough Instruction, and sure
Means of advtedicrimut. -
'CONTENTS OF, CATALOGUE JUST ISSUED.
'Trustees; Itelbratices;' Teachers; Pupils .Attend•
'ante tho yes". past, 98; Course of Study; Graduation;
'Expenses; - .Location ; Mental And Moral Tritlulng;
TIMONIALS : Duro lleu. Geo. Chambers,.ll. 9. Schnock, D.
D,,.And others, in regdrd to the recent annual oxamina•
lions; funn tho Chambereburg Press; and from James
W. Alexander, D. D., of Now York, and others: • ,
TIM nest sesslOn will eommeueo Septemlnfr 14th.
For a catalogue address!
Roe? HENRY REEVES; A.ll.
Chambersbura.-Pa.
Auglo,lBso
T4OOT. AND SHOEIAKING-.::.-.4
J & 6:T'A.V.LOIIt, return' their sincere :thitiki to
their Customers, for very liberal patronage eaten.
dud to them, and would respictfully inform the -public'
that they continue to nonufaetUre CUSTOMER York,
at their Old-stand, on North lianover.etroot, two doers,'
above the drtig storo of 8. WalaverstiSk.
With a number of first rote workmen employed qnd
fitellithis forciecuring the 'beat stock ttrAio found in the
market, they are prepared to make up - eirtity.descrlption
of BOOTS AND 511058, for ladles and gentionnut's year,
in tip most fashionable style, 'Atvi. of VIARRENTss too.
tutialb and workmanship.
Many years of reties' experience • in-the .inminess
bath here and in lilladelphitt justifies them in saying,
that' they aro ablelo insure full eat isfactlen to all those
who may leave their ordure.'
April 21,1858, tf.
CARLISLE AND PHILADELPHIA
• it"Gria. .
D L F,R11144 4, 114 LINE
. FRF:ED, WARD .01tEED, - •
811 MAILECF, ETRECT,
' J. & D.,11110AD4
•
MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA.
Ara - - Cato of this Lino leavo the Depot 811 Market .
Dully, nt 4 o'clock, P. 31. _
loolvo CurlislorDally, nt.7 o'clock, A- r
Intended for this L - iu should ho marked C. dr,
P. Daily Prat:Olt Line, and sant In by 4 o'clock.
May 25, 1889. - •
I '
1.1 I L A .1) L II I - A
AND RDADING
RAIL ILOAD
• AItitANDII3IIINT,•
APRIL 18, 1839.
Two paesen . ger trains leave nnrrjsburg daily, (Sun
days excepted,) at 8.00 A. 31', and 2.45 P. M., fur Phila
delphia, arriving there at 12.80 noon and 7.40 P. 31, '
Returning, teal,' Philadelphluat 7.20 A.M., and 3.80
P. M., arriving at Ilairinburg at 12.40 noun and 0.25
Psta.s: To'PhiladelPhia, No. 1 Cars. $3.25 No. 2 On
mania train.) $"0.
Fares to Iteading..sl.so and $1.30. ,
At heading, ion nem. with trhins for Pottsville, Id I hers-
Tamitqua, Cain wism,
Foffir trains leas e lie:Ming for Philadelphia daily, at
A. M , 10.10 A. 31., 12.50 noon and 5.00 P. 31.
Leave Philadelphia for Reading at 7.10 A. 31., 1.55
31..:11.:10 P. 51., and 4.45 I'. 31.
Fares from Reading to Philadelphia, $1.75 and 51 45.
The morning train from Harrisburg connects at
Reading truth up train Mr...AV,ithesbarre,.Plttston and
Scrauton.•
Poi through tickets and other information apply to
J. J. CLYDE,
General Agent,
hlny 11 , '5'1
NTEN ST . e(ll
A.
The subscriber has started.l. of
Stages Leta eon Carlisle.add Landisbure, leaving Cat ,
lisle every Alrontoy, Wednvsdaynud Iriday, luunedi•
atelynn the drrival of the afternoon train of ears from
the east. lteturnin4. tedves latudisburg at 800 A. M.,•
every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, and arrives
of Carlisle at 1.00 I'. 31.; furry County Warm
SPrinvq, Shermansdale, Sterrett's flap and Carlisle Sol
hurirings. On and afmanne the 13th, the line will
b
be ruu daily ibr the ateounnedrition of passengers going
to thit Springs.
Fare to the several. o h points °polio
Carlisle to Sulphur, Springs;
Sterrett'a (lop.
I , :ltoruninstlalo, .•. . .
Terry County Warn, Sprlinv,
" `..Landlhburg, . . .
Latiditlntrg to Warta Springs,
Sterrett's (hip,
Sulphur Springs,
Car . ,
The above lino will tegillarly entry the MAIL to and
froni,the sevinul points abase Indira Intl.,
I haVe also a well storlied LIVLRY STAIIT.E, from
whlrh I am at all times ready to furnish horses and ear •
rimes to those who will ins or me with their patronage,
Olt 011111104 11 . :01011111.1l terms and In the very Lest style.
HEN DI: L.
COPPER, TIN AND SIIEET IRON
MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber taken this method of informing her
friends and the public, that she still continues the
manufacture of all kinds of.4ork, in Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron. Iler StAy:OF 311! selected from the most op
proved sty lea, The Moking Stove/ fir their qualities
As chins Lad bakers eantiot be surpassed, among valid)
:Ire the well known It lobe, Noble Cook, Fanny Forres
ter. Governor, Penn. and _the. new favorite, Prairie
Hower. combining all the tested Improvement/4 in fad
the hest and rheapeet stove over offered to the public,
Tim I,trobe Stove, or parlor heater, 'improved, for
warinito , two, three or itlll . 1110111 W. put Up to Order, be
sides a Purge assortment of. Parlor Radiators and ollfce
41 stoves. PRICES REDUCHO. nu PLUMBG
IN
and OAS FITTING. Thos . /. who wish wet,: done
~,.
fu this line would do well to end at the Ohl
. stood before contracting elsewhere, as I am de
termined to do work far lower than the presept piths.
I lime for sale and keep cenata nth on hand the patent
Scotch Tip Burner, Wax Tapers, plain an,P;fatiey Globs
Globes, Gas Fixtures. Wrought Iron Tubes, Hydrants,
tend Pipe, limn hose. Shmcrr Baths, IlAtlpTube, Over.
flow Basins, Marble Basin tops; kr. My workmen aro
competent and reliable. All work warranted 0101 for
workmanship slid material, I rhallenve competition.
4)- Alew-good Cook .Sloves willi Foote sititahle for
- parlors - on - hantl, whirlrl will sell at rest,
ir !tiny .1, :Ital. . MARY M. :1101 till&
I%M. BUNT/
Fx E1.510R I'ICTU,ILES
_4l A. Jt. lIENWOcih would respectfully inform the
citizens ofearlisle and vicinity ttni.o,n, has taken room.
In Zug'ii new building, east corner tlrli.irket, Square,
wherWhe tunnel ready to take Ammon' ricS
In the latest and inset approved style. Pictures taken
in rainy and cloudy weather us well as clear. arid sate
'sr:talon given or no charges made. Portraits and Da.
gueereetypes copied. :%liniature Pictures taken for
Locite±,-..*.e.,.in A inbrotype.
Anibroty pus warninted to stand the test of thno, beta
or water. . .
LdieS and Gentlemen are cordially invite d to. ra
and examine mu:amens.
Prices Wan 25rts. to $lO. A. It. lIENVrOOD.
tn. 27. 1850.-ly.' Artist;
juUNSGUNS.—Just U received a large,
nxsortm of
Double Barrel Guns,
Single
Single and Double Pistols,
iti;volvers, . .
Game Bags, .
Powder Flasks,
'Shot Pouched',
Powder:.
Shot,
• .
Caps,• •
Wads, &c., at ' •
May '25, 11,55. 11. SAXTON'S.
T urERY: STABLE.—llaving pur
elinsed from .1. RI tolneouther Ilk LIVERY E.
TARLISIDIENE, I o HULL tdwaye ready to necomtme
date the public with ((OASES, CAR.
RIAU ES, ItUtilllES, and every other ar
lo my line. By strict attention to
business :mil a 'de lire to please, the subscriber hopes to
receive a liberal share of public pinning.
• GEOItU-E
N. B. (Omnibuses on hand to supply those who may
be In ilea of them:
Noe. 25. I M 57.1
)0 0 E.IN G SLATE.—The under-
Ili signed has Leen appalbtetr agent fir the role of
11001 , INO SLATE. and has now and will constantly
keep on hand n fall supply to meet the aletnands of
Luildrrs and others. 'flown In wnnt of a superior arts'
ele 'would do nen ,•all nt the LuolLair and Coal Yard,
near Lhn Oar
41111 U S, 15&9. JACUII
r i IIST 'GREAT AItRIVAL
•
—OF—
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. °
Tho subscriber Into just returned from the Eastern.
Cities, with a large and um. selecteti stork of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTIIING,
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISILINCOGOODS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS;'UMBRELLAS,
he., 1% Molt ho eau sell at such prices, as to astonish the
NATIVES.
'laving taken particular pains to select goods especial.
ly adopted for this market, hacan assure his customers,
that they aro
WELL AND FASHIONABLY MADE. •'
titres' will find' it to their interest In examine his
stuck, as ho halt determined to sell upon the motto of
"'SMALL PROFITS."
”...nemeruN.r Um old Stand, near the Market Mime.
ASHER WIEL,
- •
Successor to Stouter St Bros.
Carlisle, Sep. 11, 1559.
•
C 10.9. 01.711.13 Y
HOMESTEAD - FOR slo[
A HOMESTEAD FOR $100;
Also, HOMESTEADS FOR ;Wetland over, situated on
and nearrlappaltati no& River, above and below Fred
ericksburg, in Virginia.
A new town, called Rapahannock, has recently hoer
laid out, in Culpeper county, in the midst of the Gold
Region of Virginia. surrounded by mines outrunning
minpallßS; nod (Innis and town lots In alternate tiler
MOOR or sinuses. can now be had for Meru smog." to
lnduro settlement In this•tiestrable region. 3154,000
worth of land Is to be divided amongst ',milk:wens or
given away as on Inducement to come on end make Ini•
provement Fri-and-the hind Is of the most Improvable
tontiltres. Olany have already settled 'end scores of
others are comine. Good farming land, in tracts to suit
putehasers. can be hid at from ten to twenty dollars
per acre, payarle in r4oy quarter yearly Ingialinenlp.
Unquestionable titles will In all eases be given.
414) -- Agents are wanted ovey w hell:hose)l these lands;
liberal Inducements will be given.
For po' neuters, address
• E. BAUDER. Laud Agent,
July 1,0, 1850. • Port Royal, Vs.
PUBS! FURS!!' FURS!!!
FOR 1859-60. •
FAREIRA & THOMPSON,
No. 818 MARKET STREET, above Eighth,
South Bid°, PHILADELPHIA.
II ATE JUST OPSNED THEIR .
•
Elegant Assortment of Furs,
manuthel tired under their Immediate supervislyn tram
I,IIBS, selected with the greatest care from {he largest
stocks of the Epsom: 31.ut0rr, embracing every
s
ty and style of '
LADIES' AND,cIiiLDREN'S WEAR.
Those purchasing, early will bees the beeeflt of a
larger selection. , Besides the shoes goods, we have a
fine assortment
BUFFALO ROBES, GENTLEMEN - 8'
'FUR GLOVES & bqm.A.Rs.
The prices anti theeo goods are at a lower figure than
they au be bought anywhere in the city: •
• . FAIU LRA & TI10:11P 8 6N, .
N0v.V.1,659.: ••
, 818 Market Strvel,,Philad'a:,
N. 13,—FUlt5 al.teted end repaired atut„FUlt TRIM
MINUS wade to order.-
TEWENTY= HORSE ENGINE
Now on hand at the Cantata F oundry,' a new
T NTY MASH STEAM ENGINE, complete In every'
respect, which we will sell at a small advance on coat.
Also: THHESIIINO.DIACHINES,. 11012 SE .POWEIIS,
Corn CrealleS,Cprik Shelters, and other machines for
Fortnum. „-„
Also, TEN ELATE STOVES for huniing wood, two
sizes, of handsome patents, together trithe verlotrvit
other articles, lie Farmers end Housekeepers, too nu.
meroue to mention.
• F. GARDNER k CO.
Cerilt o, Oct. 6, 1&O. , .
J. L 0. TAYLOR
Rlisctlantthis.
I=EI
Miebicines.
LINIIII,
NEVEIt DEMI
IT
,T 3 Cint POUNDED ENTIII
ban become au established fa
kronen dud approved by
'and Is now It:sorted to IZ
the diSeases for 11 , 111,11 it
It has cured thousands
yearn It Ito had given up
numerous unsolicited ri
ohm show.
The dose must bestial,. 4 0
of tlie'indivltkual•taking oaJt
quantities Us to act gen- •
the dictates of
you In the Wre of the
tor, and It n cu're
dus attacks;,d/ppopsht, -.
boor ComplOintsy Dy.p
ach, Ilabitudl Costive- IP ,
Cholera blorbtm, Cholera
J uuntllce, Veuntle.weitk Fy
-
"successfully an an ordi-
CINIt. It will curesick
ran testify,) In twenty 1g
teaspotinfuls atO taken e n. ,
attack.
All who .use it are
In its favor. , opp
MIX WATER IN TIl Ii
INTiIifIItATOR, AND 1 4
CIETIIIO.
Price' ne Donal
SANFORD'S
• FAMILY'
CATHARTLC
COMPOUNDED PROM . '
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put, up in Glass
Case!, tight., and will keep iu any cli
mate. '
The ' , welly Cothartie
tivo Cotlyirlie which the
his proetl,.• more than
The contently in—
those who have long 1114-
ISigetloll n Irlch ell give
tiny Induced me place
of all.
,1911 inn general but tie—
• proprietor has used in .
UD twenty years.
:; r il'gr."fltam„ai;'' the fr r o n ' t n .
regard to their use,
'pep within the reach
C
2 2 1
E"
4 4-
co)
Tim I'rnfearinn well
thartics act on different
Thu Family, Ca . .-
with due rele, euee to
fart, been compthstnied
purest vegetable extract g
part of the alimentary
Fare in all races where It
ax Dertingentents of the
Pains in the Ihtek and
and Soreness-over-the
cold, which frequently,
long course Forel, Loon
Sensation of cold over
Headache or Nireight In
tory - I/Ise:oil, {}'ern"; In
Rheum:lo,qm greet
ninny diseases to which
°unto mention In thin nd
,Pico
CM
$0 25
50
The Liver Inv' earn for and
;et:ol,4lly Drug:,lsle gene, all!
the Trade ly all. Ilae largo town
S. T. W..Saufr
OEM
1331.7. Broadsi:ay,
June 15, Ma,. •.
11)0ES • DISEASE ORIGIN ATE IN
IMPURITY 01 , 1'11E. BLOOD t
lisis n question ..f vital importance, nod one which
has never been satisfhetorily disposed of by the prufes
Fora who . licich the healing art. Some maintain—and
especially the old school Physlcians—that life lives in
the blood, and therefore all diseases originate in a—
but modern science mere that .ailments hnve their
orlgiuntjon in both the,aolids and fluids 'of the body.
-That the latter - prepondentejltiowever, "is n fixed Met,
and inedienl 'skill' has clearly demonstrated tilt nt
least two-thirds of the Ills that human tech Is heir to,
have their snurre In an .
,• • IMPURI.I STATI: OF Trig 1:LOOD
AN, for Instance, In the long catalogue, such as -Scrofu
la, 'fetter, " li . hrber's Itch," Pimples, Blotches. Eryslpe
las, Ulcers, Salt Illieurn, discharges from the Ear, Fever
- gores. or Irruptive diseases of env I , lml.—These - are as
rertained toy well known medical Ihws to arise fnan had
blood—while the highest tmalleal authorities declare
that, most fevers originate In they:line Instiller, and
mom particularly Typhoid and seiirliit—the former he
'lug an Internal, and .the latter an external irruptive'
disease; flint In all persons attached by these maladies,
the bleml Is found to lie either cengulitted, or of a dark
unhealthy color. .
'1 . 01W:1111 , pff a largo majority of diseases, as well as to
curl 'a numlter which have alreadvmpized_uppn tho
tom, It is necessary TAP
I Pllltlif =lf BLOOD
TA ndsey's Improved Blood ...Searcher does not slain] to
bd
UN! VERSA L PANACEA
for every disease kdown, but the proprietors claim for
It the power not only of draining nut ad Impurities el
the blood, but by the skiLlfnl cottage/dine of well k aiwn
vegetable remedies. It will min, all diseases arlsiog from
a deranged state - of the liver, drive out dyspepsia, and
give renewed tone and vigor to the stomach. That the
IlLoon Stnactise. Is all that is claimed for it, illeproprie
tors can produce
=
It Is only a few yearawlnce it was discovered, and yet
it has grown into sucb n buslnesv that a large laboratory
boa been built prpresslv for Its manufacture—w largo
number of men employed in putting . It up, 8114 still iho
SUPPLY DOES :IvQT EQUAL Till: D EMAND!
We .k any candid man, could this he co, If the-Med
lane did not posses 9 ALL the virtues claimed fold t.
The .Proprfotors linen hundreds Of certificates from
ITICII of probity and standing in the community, show
log what the medicine is doing daffy for the 'offering
ASK ANY. I.l,llhsON
who lots ever used tho Blond Searchur whether roll
was experienced.
• Let the afflicted giro it a trlal—a single bottle yin
convince the wed skeptical of its rtllreey -.
For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Ilarersfick, 8. El
llott, and 11..1. Kieffer; Kauffman & Son, Mechanics
burg; Gosweller & Zook. fillepherdstown ; Joshua Culp:
llogstown; Jacob Simmons. Coons Roads hurts .6:
•Wise, Shiremanstown; A. M. Leidieli,• Boiling Springs;
Mary Ny. Kissel, Churchtown ; Edward James, West
((Si; .1.0. Fasnaught & Bro., Oakville: Shoemaker &
Elliott,Nowbura; Wm. Brnttosi , Newrille; Hood &
co.. Springfield; Russell & Dice, Bikloson; Highland
& .Washinget Jacksonville; Wm. Clerk & Co.. Lees
Roads; Wm. 11. Eckirs, Sporting D. Denlinger
White lleß ; .1. C. Mild:, Shippenslourg ; ni 1 of Camber
land county, Pa.
LINDSEY LEMON, ProprMors.
llnlliduy I,a rg, Pa
MEE!
TUE MOST EXTRAORDINARY 1100 K OR THE AGE
First edition of 10,000 sold in six weeks.
ENTITLED
"BOYHOOD'S PERILS
MANHOOD'S CURSE
PUBLISHED BY DR. S. PANCOAST,
916 Spring Garden street, Phlad,lphia,'Pa., and
for aale ly all bookseaera.
This Is a book of "•'5 pages, l2um., bound in cloth,ullll
nine lithographic plates. and intended for parents,
guardians and young 111011. Every young man who
wishes to maintain his health and 111:1011 , 011, and liars
a healthy progeny, should rend this hook. Some of the
statements ore really , astAndingould Lave never be•
lire appeared In print. Price $l, IV mail $1.16.
NOW IN PRESS, AND READY FOR DELIVERY IN A
FEW DAYS, A GREAT WORK FOIL rim LADIES,
by the saute author, entitled
• LADIES' MEDIGAL GUIDE,
AND,,MARRIAGE FRIEND
This In a Work of nearly 000 pages, beautifully bound
is cloth' and contains over 100 splendid and curious cti.•
gratings. If gives n completo description at the Arne
tore and function of the reproductive organs of the ft
male, showing how married ladles may have or avoid
large families. Also: a complete history of Ilermaphro•
ditisin, with curious plates showing lollesexes in one.
It also given advlcu to young ladies in selecting a
husband L peduting out the caune.of so much unhappi-
MORI aka iniarlageoud the Influence it cackle on
offspring:l '
The work also gives the symptom a and. treatment of
all feMale diseases, so that every ienialo may be herowu
- physician:" - ' -
The last chapte:l devoted to tho Toilet, Orin , : the.'
receipts for cosine. sat present in use by the nobility
of France, Engin and Itusra, for prautlfylug thoskin
hair, toot h, and for removing foul and preserving a sweet
,breath. They-have been obtained at groat °spot se. •
Price 81.50. Ily mail $1.75, or eight additional post
age stamps. 5000 copies have already been ordered.—
Those wishing a copy of the first edition should send
their orders without dal ay. . .
For completo description of the work sea Prospectus,
which will by sent on receipt of one letter stamp.
AGENTS WANTED in every town in thu Union.
Feb. 10, 11859—1 y
.DR. ' HAll l) lP u l i :O tT lsl io ; jus eoAlPOUND
Dr. Ilamptou'a Pills contain neither Balsam or Mer
cury, hilt are purely vegetable In their composition,
and are highly recommended by eminent physicians, no
• .
Safe
Certain, .
Speedy and . .'
Permanent Cure
Per Gravel, Oleet, Stile. .. .
tures, LIICOITbIeft; Tomato
Weaknesses. and all
other diseases of
. the Bladder, . . .
. Kidneys, . . • • "' -
..
. . and •
,
.
. Sexual Organs.
• . •
' .. PRICE FIFTY CENTS rim DM '. •
Prepared and - for sale by ' •
- Dit.J: T. HAMPTON Se' CO.,
405 Spruce street, 'Philadelphia
t Sold lip Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Mr. S. G. WILD, sole agent fur Newville.. „
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFT !
•
JUST i'ULLI,SUED,
, TUB ALBUNIsOF MUSIC FOR 1860,
• .
Containitig choice solootion amuck andfinO
lishmonts. For sa!e by
LEE & WALKER, Punusneno, • .
No. 722 Chestnut Stteet,Phlindelphla.
PRIOR $3,00, BOA by well, froe.ollioxtago. •
Roo. 14. 1151. •
P U4E:WIN 1!;S AND .LIQ,UORS
. JOS. _MIDDLETON sr. CO.
Fos. 156 and 158 North Fant . thStreet,,
. • Abort, Arch Street, -
...• • •° PHILADELPHIA..
4 BRANDIES, WINES and GINS Imported direct
and warranted pure and sold to Druggists and Hotel
Keepers at lowest wholesale priees. , '.. " • -
iye•Thi.assorturent consists nifltard; Plod :and Rochelle
Brandies . ; Old Sherry, Port, Sher, linden,,, Lisbon, mud; • •
champagne Wines; nfso, a large stock of
•
•" Monongahela WhisEey. Holland •
• Irish and &alai Whiskey. .
Carlisle, Oct. 12,1859,-:-3 num. •
Min
GOItATOR
I.JTATES.
11:1,17 FROM OITAIS and
a. it Standard Medicine,
all that liave used it,
with confidence In all
is recommended.
vithlu the hist tvo
nll hopes of relief; as lbw"
eel Lihestos lu my pusses .
od to tho ' temperament
t, and used; in such .
ly on tho bowels.
your, judgment *quid
Liver . Invlgorn•
Liver Complaints, JSIII•
_ChronioAarrlmea,Bunt
tery, Dropsy, Sourßum—
ness, Cholla, Choler.,
Intim tum, Flatuivuee,
nese., and may be ußed
nary FAMILY MEDI—
! Headache, (a s, thouvana
minutes, if two or three
nt cominencomant Of tho
giving their testimony
MOUTH 3SITH TIII
SWALLOW BOTH TO
per Bottle
know that different C:4
portions of the bowels.
Mart is Pill boa
this well .established
from n variety of, the
which net alike orrevery
mud, and are, good and
Cathartic Is needed:such
- Stomach, • Sleepiness,
Costiveness, Pala
whole body, front sudden
if ueglerted, end' - In •
of Appetite, a Creeping
the body, Itestlhasness,
the head, all tonal n
I ut
-Childrtin •or Adults,
Purifier of the Moodand
flesh isludr, too nullder
Foment. Dose, Ito 3.
Cents, ' ,
nndly Cathartic V a re
y, and sold•wholuate by
rd, 111. D.,
urer and Proprietor,
New lurk.