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Qlritulthr
Wood Land
"Thiry malt timber slaml(l.be reserve(
On a fifty, seventy )i (Ir. one humlre(
acre Pion for use ?" - " •
BEING a resident. of one. of the_ finest
wooded sections of country that 1 have or
`orseen, it , has been a source of 'sorrow
and Tegret to me to.seelhe wanton des
truction.of a great deal of our valuable
timber : if,wo,con ti nue,4;mr—present
wholesale on.ale of destruction, timber will
in a few years be as seareb'in Canada as
in fhe - iiiiidle - tif nit Illinois prairie, and
we have no substitute to use for fuel dui.-
• - ing our long winters On mentioni ng•the
subject to others who, in most other eases,
are careful and enlightened men, their
answer has in general been, "I have plen•
ty to last, me while I live." Others have
answered, " - Theril is more timber in the
'country than we will ever use,;" shuttilig
their eyes, rth it were, to the filet that their
own homesteads and Their immediale
vi
cinity has - been settled inside of perhap
twenty years; and the timber is already
so scarce that they will perhaps have e-'
notigh to last out their lives, leaving bare
fields . and no timber, for either fuel or
_.fencing purposes, for their prosperity.
As we are all possessed of one hundred
acre lots here, 1 have often viewed with.
regret the quantity oftiniberiand which
each •man iii his jtdgenient has left; for
the future; some leaving ten, and some
fifteen acres,—which would not be so bad,
but, not having used forethought during
.4the time ;they were • clearing the rest of
their laud, they find when they have done
clearing,
that what is left is of little 61. ,
. ne, all the best of, it having been culled
out. ' • -
Considering that my. neighbors' plans,
or rather no plans, were erroneous; when
coMmenced clearing, I set aparttiventy
acres for woodland on one corner of my
lot. I Mould lteep my woodland in as
square a form as possible, as: the storm:
have less'efrect in overturning the large:
and-more valuable trees when in a com
pact form, than when it is stretched our
in a long, narrow strip. I consider twen
ty acres. of woodland sufficient on , a our
hundred acre farm, if managed in a jpdic
ousmanner. My plan would be, to tnakt,
use of all the fallen timber. Gist, then tin
dead and unsightly, and lastly the • over
grown trees. The benefit of-this plan
would be, the rendering of the woodland
more open and roomy; thus .alloWing
greater chance of growth to the your_
and thrifty trees.. if a nnich,less gnantitY
-than twenty acres is retained out of tin
original forest, the wind *ill have such
force upon it as to overthrow the most
valuable of the timber. I have remarked
in all small lots, after the larger timber.
has been either blown down or otherwise
- removed, a very inferior.growth of young
timber, it being.always stunted Illfd bushy.
These difficulties, I believe will be over
come by keeping a twenty acre lot, and
by judicious thinning of the timber, as
recommended above. It will beautify
and Ornament the place, and be of lastiM::
benclit:to our posterity.—Graesce Far
mer. '
White Specks in Butter
IN reading the November number or
the . Farmer, I see , in your request fur
essays, oqe vfltich will find a response
from the ladies ? , „namely: ",What is . the
cause of, and best,,t:emedy Tor, white specks
in butter?" In answer, I will give my
opinion, from an experience for many
years in butter-making. • I have found
whenever a current of air has come di- -
reetly upon the - milk, that the cream would
become hardened in small specks on the
surface, which the process of churning
would - not break, and they would become r
incorporated in the butter. In windy I
weather,. these particles are the must
quickly formed. • _
111 y remedy for this defect, is not to al
low a draught of air direct upon the milk
nor to allow the milk to stand so long
that the action of , the atinasphera will
harden the cream ; but teat - in - I it as soon
as sour, and if possible, before the milk
• thickens. A tablespoonful of salt is thrown
into a jar, -which is kept in a cool place
—into which the cream is put, and brisk
ly stirred, whenever cream is put in, with
a stick kept in the jar for that use, till
sufficient is accumulated for churning.
The' cream is put into the churn, after it
has been well soaked in warm or cold wa
ter, an the weather admits; adding to tho
cream a quart or two of new or sweet
milk, which,, in cold weather, is heated
sufficiently to' warm the cream.. This ob
viates the necessity of standing the churn
in a warm corner until the cream is at a
'proper temperature for churning, and the
addition of the milk thins the cream; so
that When the butter forms it will be per
fectly clear. Sometimes, when 'the hut
termilk begins to separate, water is thrown
in, a little at a time, but never 'when suf
ficient sweet milk hen been. added before
churning.' The churning is.always done
in a short time. Butter that is put down
for market, should have as little water
used about it as possible.
When I ohserve these 'rules I always
have solid,' golden colored initter; free,
from white, speek, which, when*Perly
packed, with all, the' buttermilk worked'
out, Will keep sWeet as..long as you may
desire, and'he fttfk the-dantiest palate.,
Or'hood for hersesariety is 'an es
sential. Oats nre not the , only food °that
will fit; a herskforlaboron the road. Roots
are oreentithes much superior. Of these'
carrota are the best, and keep the horse ,
steek_and- in good Ifealt h. , Heavy hems
while fed on'eut corn•stalks, together writ'
a little corn and cob meal,- will not ajlow
any syt . aptins of disease. • „
' • •
FM
111.1rING .FEMALE . COLLEGE, -
'IIIECILANICSIMIIO,
• This Instltaidn, designed for the liberal education
of Young I.llles. luta berni.ln operation two years with
the most gratifying results. It Is now established on
7. a firm 'basis, and Its pal Inettge already extends eve
4 several titates.
, 1t Is located on thneuntherland Valley It:Nilson,' 'told
I it ay s bet wenn Harrisburg and Carlisle. ln:the most ter
We and heautit pl portion of the valley, and is In clubs
4 p,• ,, xintitv to 0110 of the rout moral; healthy, and on
,—terprisiniT towns In the Stole.
' It is central, and easy of 11^COSR. Students tearing
WSSilingt,lll, Baltimore, or Philadelphia 111-the inernitt.4
rdid fur Harrisburg, will 'arrive at Meellanieshtirg In
I I thou lbr dinner. ,
8 ' • 'lite ediliro is large and co 1111 l Indlous, surrouniled by
5 double vtirandas,andlsill aerrennualate about ono haw
'2 • strut boarders: - Its construct 1,1,10 t combines all the
, 9 modern inipniventents fir the •proinstion of hoslth.
eoukihrt mo convenience. In the - se respects 013 siriails
[PI mtniuteel it unrivalled.• 'ills einnobers as , 'ergs: nd
neatly furnished.. l'Azelt 11114 its I . oukter heat and
viol tilatho, ugly two stud las occupy the sante
7 The bail, rooms a rett tnll t h orn supplied with warm and
~
cold water.
Tho ~ , r,otods are amide. and well at•ranged for rrerc
p _eaten, this various -ellisthenit, exercises -so esssw
k . fllOl/11, W711:0 . 111 11101,111011 t and syinnietrf 01
4 • . •
1 .-gleir,itinic
k' ~.
CI U.3113E ALAND VALLEY.It:
CHANGE 01 , •MiltSl •
On and after MONDAY, NOY. 1414 isr.q. r.,stmpp
• Trains will run as fulliniA: (Sundays exeente4„.o
FOle JIAItitTSBURO. ~ -
.1.4 Train. 2,l'rrain
- .
Leave Chamherspurg, _ 8.35 A. M. 2.19 P. 31
Shipprosburg, 9:05 " 3./2. ••
" - Nonville, 9.39 ." • 3,15 "7
" Carlisle. : 10.15 " 4.25
'.31 taint 'Limburg, 10.17 " 4.5 a ".
Aril,' o.t Barri-dm ra, 11.18 " ._„. 6.:713- "
Ist Train.
heave . ll.l.l,lJurg 31
Carll,ll., 9.27
Newt illy, 10.12
" Shippensilurg. 10.12
at Chanilwrsburg, 11.12
SS I,E.VVE 11.trri..1,11rg sin Peonsvirapla Con
tral 11411rontl at, 1.00, P. M., 2.15, I% 31., vfn C4 , lollllda
and P. 31.
la I.ol.‘non Volley hod .
Railroad. at KOO
A. M.; nod P. M.
I , or Pit 15100.. r. :0. 3.00..1. 31. nod 1.30, I'. 31. 150
Ilaltnnoro, nt 2.50 and 0.45, A. 11.. and 2.05. P. 31. Om
Trevlo.ton. Williamsport and 11101a10, at 1.27 nail 7.1.11,
$1.101)11,111 and Railroad, for .10,
burn 11,1 POti,lll(.;lst, 2.00, P. 31.
NOTICE TO : At nil Slutions
-are sold, - yin: - Elianslwolitirg,
Ca-lisle. )12.Einolirsliurg and Harrisburg. n.roduetion of
I'ENTS sin ea ell made to nil
guru that worlds, tlisnnselvtlil'vritli Tielo.ts before en
tering the
LULL, Supor , t,
--11,1 1 1 mark - OfttercflutinlYM;Glir9 —
Nov .1 1850
FURNITVIcE:
S5-91'
.411'..''-7-7'---'dC ( 1359
•
- '4144
West Mg L Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium atrm•ded at the Cumbirtantl County
.11yrieullorol Pair of 1857.)
The subscriber has just" received the most. tkplentild
assurtmont. of articles In his line, ever broughitto this
platte—lelniell 110 Is determined to sell at prices' that de
ly competition.
jPar 10,
_
Clunnber,. •
I)l2'lns-room, PI/ RNITUR.
c f r om and
Office
..-L . --Eurbraritn.T - every - article - 11SM' rty "Thnks and lintel
lieepen s, of tine most approved snot fludnionintiole design
and linfsh. Ineluding :Os" furniture In setts
reception mid Catnip Chairs, ,lattrasses, Mit frames.
pint ores,
• Purchasers are requested to OM and examine his
stock, at his extensive ware.rooms, Rest Main sheet..
North side. A, It. Elf.lNtl.
.„....141.1:"..Partinalone-Atention given as usdal to funerals:
orders from town-anti country, attended to promptly.
and oil moderate terms. - TA. it.
Carlisle, Nay I-2,
SOMET 1111 ArG 1V E 101 •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIDI:ENT
AND
1/11WQ Just opened, In the rnoln formerly oeouplod I))
Taylor h Smith, Zug's now laildinV.ll - 511)
strat, two doorn1121:51 of the markot houvo. a large as
sortment I3IPLOIENTS and SrV.
tinz..., l / 2 a 1,5 - k
-h 11. s are prepared to Sell on the 'Most
rea,onablo terms. •
The Mock embraces PLOWS CIIGTIVATORS. 11.41 80W5, 11A V, STR A\ AN() FODDER (RATERS,
REAPERS, MOWERS. , * l / I tll, LS. CII A 111. ES,
SCVTII ES, CORN- Ml ELL ERS, MIRES,
SHOVELS, HOES, It A K ES. PRUNING '
- KNIVES, WHETSTONES for Moir--
.
ors, add every other artirle, no.
cessary for farm use.
They , also intend keeping In addlt r a full assort
meat, of CEDAR and WILLOW WARE, Invludlng
Spain's patent Churn, Browns, Brushes, But ter,ork•
ers, BulterFot um, Prints, Ladles, But ter Tubs,
Also, Fruit, Garden and Mower Seeds: Seed Potatoes.
of the best varieties. Theyliiirenitkttntly making o f
ditions to their stock, and will use EFter,y exertionq to
supply the wants of the aerieultural connilltnit*,-1
They have also the agency the EVANS & WATSON'S
, -
Orders left et the Aura for fruit and ornamental
Trees, Flowers and fertilizers, will Ps attended to
omptly. ' M. 11. sruI::KLEIC-da BRO.
April 20, 1959-=ly
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OF
, COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OF- •
• • CASSINET, CASSI MERE, CLOT!! & SILK
CASSINET, CASSIMEItE, CLOT!) & SILK
dVER-COATS OF •
0 VElt-COATS
CLOT!!, lIVAVER, PILOT, PETEitSIIAM, fic.
• 'CLOTII, BEAtEIt, PILOT, PETERSIIA3I, &c .
OENTLENTEN'S SIIAI% LS.
GENTLENI
. . . . .
As wall as all sorts of (tents' Ftirnlshing floods are
offend in large town titles and at remarkable lots prices,
AT TILE CHEAP apyttiNa sTotui NEAR THE
MARKET HOUSE.
Carlini°, Nov. 9, 1959
TRUSSES ! 'BRACES . !! SUITOR
-7,111191N
S. W. Corner Twelfth-&'RacoNeeds
Practical AdAster of Rupture Trusses and Mechani
cal Remedies. Ilas constantly on band +Margo Stock RI
Biiiintne French trusses, also a COMiliete B.urtmont• of
010 beM, American. including the celebrated - Whites
Patent Lever Truss, bellowed by,tho best a uthotities tc
be superior b. any yet Invented. English and A merb
can Supporters and Belts, Shoulder 'traces, Suspensory
Bandages, Self Injecting Syringes. adapted to both ses•
es, in neat portable 03009, French ressarle's, Urinal Bags
kc. ke.,
i r
Orders and letters of entimi'y, WI nee prompt at.
tontlon.
August 21, 1850.
pPOIITANT_ TO A:111I L E S
• SAPONIFTEIN ! 4
THE READY E.I4IIILY SOAP MASER.
*With which every family, olth their ordinary kitchen
grease, can make nil their Soap with little or no I ecu
hie—HARD, SOFT, or FANCY,
It will' .rnalte bard water 'soft, clean Paitit, revive
Crease, Se. ' to
perfection.. - -' •
Abundant testimony In favor of the Saponifier, with
PULL and VALUABLE receipts for making dltTerent lldndrc-of Soap, sent free, by addressing
OFFiell OF TUE COMPANY,
•
• , - No. 390 Penn Street, Pit Liburie: PM, or
LEWIS.JAMES A. CO., Agents,*
Jnn.4,1860-3m. , Philadelphia, N.'
fka.. nn sure you get the original and patented article,
manniactiwed by the Pennsylvania Salt Alanutiteturiug,
Co., East Tarrentum, Alleghahy empty, Pa.\,• ' •.
p / LIISS; GLASS:---;500, - Anici , :Gloss
Nil - Mall sizes, slngla'aust dO . uble• Mack, just received
uEN.u.s . BA.v.rows.
.. Mar. 7R, 785 R . •••! •
Cheap Job Printing, done. hop: .„
~uut Thu
19mFarulty . of inntruetinn IA efficient and expe
enecd. -
'ln the Colle,hte 1113nortment the course of
era high ;mole. comp:1.11 ile:: al I The subjects beton
11151 to a tilnesical. Polite and Christi:m.l4lllva thin.
In the preirtralory Department pupils wit to, ear
roily litstrocteil in those liraniihes forming the basis
a thorough Etiiiibit rituratioll. •
SLS , IONS.—First Ses',loo. froiii the hit IViAlticsday
:ietitetti her to the :Mt h
.1..4.v0nd tiosi.lon, from the Ist of February to the let
• '
V • aeation, during duly itthl Augu4.• .
TERI'S PER SESSION OV FIVE MONTHS, ' , ASIR!,
- IN ARV.INCE. •
Boarding. Bashing, Furnished Booth&
and Light.. • .
Tuition—Collegiate Deptkitt . e'n t.
Preparatory
•• " Class,
Nn e‘tra chargli for A lII' i t Languages.
Music—Piano and Guitar. . . . . .
Modern Languages, . , •.•.. . . In 0
Painting, Drawing, and 'other Ormunental .pranehe
at 'the usual rates.
Text hoc lur s nislool at city Priers.
'For further particulart, ndilrrt s 7
Rev. A. 0.•;11.1 [MAW, A. 311., •
•- -••-•
j_JI!J
~Ii~;~rlln~ieoit~;.--
WIN.TEI Ai? RAN GEMENT.
11177.7114 o V---." 1- 7:1
„
MO
, FOIL CIIAMBEIIS.BURG.
2d 11•mn
-2.05 I'. :%1.
2.1 d.
!".• 3.10 "
:1.50
66
4%50 a
A. 13. EW G'S
SEED STORE.
M. B. STRICKLER BRAIER,
SALANIA.NDER 'SAFES
ASHER WIEL
C. H. NEEDLES,
•PIIILADELPJIIII
..4."c'C' tti .- 0.6 il ic .i...
, .
• J.11.71`T.E.1.V7 1 /0.17r:
„.
NEW: STOKE `AND NEW GAJOD,
• After rAtiroltuf bls llelitiwiedgenionts fur the very .
putrointge which hits 1,0111 extended to His, the
noderidened wtaild call attention to the fe.l 4:hat
. lue
Wisjost ;41.opoixed his extpiolve asstwtinent of lustily
~GR~~'~ 69
'•
In bin now store•room. on thd southeast corner lof the
public snood., where the public are Invited tri'call and
examine a stock of goods which, In clrgance t variety
and extent, still defy competition; comprising in tel
hmf, !limp, : crushed mid hrtown migars,
Java, Bio nod rooted Coffee lively ',vu•'(,
vlety and:finality of TBA• SPlras. (ground ' 1 "1
and unground,) Pickets:, Sauces, Table It
le 1111. At :
Now Orlmrv, SUgarithusa andifriniddd Id •
310111SAVS; Now York and PhiladelphiSyr.. •
(.7.00 , e, Yararoni. 1:ormer1111,' split Ideas. ilniuill),
Il tileinhunt, corn Starch, 'Part toChocolat e Extract to
refined sugar at reduced cost's, washing and ha h•
ing soda. Tohno, OVUM 111OHL brillidS, land the
linos( quality or S. , gars. A!so, a beautiful osortiftent
or Britannia Ware,. plain and g.,ld band, Chinn Wnre,
Glass, queens: Stone and Eatthern Ware, in groat 1.
Hely. and an elegant Int of Valley .onps, extracin, nd
perfume, a. , for the tolleL • '
FRIIIT8: Ipeluding• Poneheft Ip.enns; itnisins,. Cron.
,I.E•rrit”:. dry appl6B, eitron, lilmonds, nrangvn, leni.,
T(W(0
I:100011S IN'lodeetsle and retail;
enibroolog rollout," nod old ltyo
key, ilrandloA. dark nod pole, I.lhboo
sllorry Port. Tholorio, litrger, Coln Iv Int
and Illlseat IVlnes in coolcn nod bot•
110, ngotott ‘Utlshoy, Ifolland (80, and Scheidato
allooppo. .
FISH, AND . SALT
A Pirgoktnel; of 1..011'5,, including Dynt t'm relobrntril
Innips•lhr , , horning Ronson° or eon) 1.11, 'al. Spell..
Pine; Lard nod Coal Oil, Burning Fink), Surrin anti
:Star Candles. • • P
• '
CEDAR-WARE AND 131100315.
lirt.hea, Hopes, Mope ; 'Soaps; Door. ants. Walton
Loniting.glassee, flue I ettitr , and note paper, Willea
Ware, painted tophete, Re.
20 U
11'
Cotton afirl woollen Hose, tirlOnlf Hose. noilln full
toeli , or tilorna, 'deluding the well known Ilanovel
look •llovt‘s.
short. his Ftneliyomprkes avetything that Is onlll , cl
ID hie Imslopss, and no olrol to o 111 1,6 spared
tiLfondor entire satiNllai:tion to his customers..
Orf. 27, I&SS-1y
31arketIng of all kinds tukon In oxellang9 ft?
glibitV" '" • -
1 - TALBERT'S FAMILY GB OCEBY,
QUI::ENSYVAIeN AND ti \inl
lrext Corwr of 11o4Publie Sgoarr,'oppn
' oil' the Curls In Drposil Bonk.
.1: I). HALBERT Inns again replenished Ms stork o
ponds. Ilis astmrlmen t Is now full and , umplet6. among
which may be enumerated every variety of fresh
FAMILY 'GROCERIES,
141ie6 In quall6 And pr l / 2
c A 4 . 1 .. l:/' II A 7'
A large stark nl'l'lll.l%, lilacs andq neenalVa re, slant.
ad heantiful declgite, glild ewhral•ing every grade of
rice.
.11e Is SOLE Anise in l'aijirle for Jests' relelnated
.• •
KEROSEN i, E OR COAL OIL L.1111'5,
no of Lilo greate'sf, tilta•Nworlea of the age, combialoU
heapoess, aalOty awl increased light. Coal (ill awl
mows couslootlY 111 hand, which the public urn re.
tiforesanline, '
AIS. D. HA LBvivr,
N. W. Cornor of Public )4quato
Crlisle, Oct. 21,,744
jOSEP 11. U. S E
AVT, WATC.H-MAKER.
SOUTH lIANOVEII .STI:I;ET,
A j'elr 111111,1 :Null, of the Ciittni
myvelf with' a large OFJOOl.o‘ootof
th(00 3latorlals. Glasses, he., a,r
n; no• ntepared to
pith• oil hinds of Walebeg.Clorho,Jeoldry.,(r.. on the
ort reasonable tormo ; that may lm entrost; d in toy
re. lloping by .slrlet attention'tn business to Ito fas
'ird with a ilbloal bliaro of public pattonap,
t lino assortment or .) EwEbity. ;mph ns LOOkle
,Ist, Pius and Gar lborrt, Gold and Cameo; lllissrte,
.east Time and Ear Droiar. !lox and Gh000l'In,4•11 sires
1111 Chain !loots. Plated Chains, Gilt Lootet,i;flunig,
ego, hr. Also, a 1:1r4o and fine ao.4lmmit of
•
- 41 111, I/ I , RING
Also, a lot of I.erSt.
lid Levi!, IViitttins. auti 0 gnoil iissortiitentof Ftlyer
tinted Itllll _
A - thnre of pulilleptitrou
e L leoentl oily soliri Gad. JOS. U.
( . orlislo, July 13. 15,",ii.1-111
. e/PLYR-iff.P./1' /BILL "
FA-MILY . OftOCERY AND TE/
STORE.
Jtil.t reel Ned awl In shorn, it fresh and 3,01 Ee•
rated lIHNOrtIIII.III or Mo p Jaen and 51:114.•
Coffee, 1 Zunsted Coffee. Urindled
Pulverl z: ed Sugars. Relined nod
other hrowl) Sugars, nupet for
I ,, yrep 31 ula+ses. °deans
(h.hiang) 3(0 fns nen.
Spleen _of every variet)—
pure only 1 Starch, Farina and
Choonlato..3liteettroni, Chem. unit
Crnekerk Tapioca Mid . ntuo,
Salem( us and Soda, Crcant for tar and nx•
vorled l'ividen, 31 untnrd thud Corittudi,r Peril.
T1 , ),1 14.—A fine aFsnrttunnt in Pooling,
and It bulk—as well as nil other. to Ile]
belonging In Ilhe ot, thu (01(1
nod Juts reduced' prices:4
z3z:m
%1
ATO I I ES, JEIVELftY,
y old established
Stand, West Main St., nearly opposite the Cumberland
Valley Batik.
I have just 114'1 veil a new assortlnent of watches.
ovary. medallions. sllt sr • nare, Ar.. In addition to toy
coiner stork to which 1 Ina Ile the wttontlen of the
Theassortntent endoraves '
rolli and silver lever (-iv, 9 :
roll apse rag,' do.. Kohl {edam's A
batiks and tientleulen told .flAiler
it
tco'
Qnartier watches it( every vu d,
,tiyty In style and price, •
uses gold °Medallions. Breasbpins ti n • Ladles and
Uentletnen of every 4 quality. Pattern and price. Cold
fob, vest. curt. and noel: chains. Mid toarelets. tfitt,
rings, sulbpins, studs, tleeve.buttons. crosseit, eltarots,
,Fe, Gold and silver thimbles, sliver and plated
hotter knives. forks, table, tea, saltand tenslo.l sprits
or every variety. A large assortnient• or p. 141. silt or
Cl/1111110P spr 4nrlrs, tohalt all
ages to whhd, we Invite special talon
lion.
fine lot of (1011) PENS from the Lest nll,
peetaele cases. fancy bosem. silynr:nld pearl rand r
gnhi :Ind common Ilnwelals,..nalch rhafas,
Manile(flnehil and n x'ariciy artielee,
ally kept, in Jetrelr!.; ostahllshments. whieh
I trill null Jaw for em.h. All articles war
flitted to he what they aro represented.
l'arlleular attention pall .uknal le
IIATCII ItEPAIIHNU awl all work war
ranted,
Dpc. 2:1, 1857:1
I(1 REA'T ENCITMENT AT lIAR.
Phan. FERRY.
Old John Brown still alive and recommends the La
dies or ('arlisie and cuuntry, to go Immediately to
LEIDIeIf &l 11' YER'S XEW S.7'ORE,
end examine their splendid stark °I lion goods. '
Just received a large lot et magnificent WINTER
SILKS, (line] Auction.) Splendid Beaver Cloth Nan.
Lit, and Raglans. Latest Paris styles elegant DIIESK
iIOODS, in great variety of styli, and •Itroclia,
double itversible, and tine Scotch SUAIVI.S.
- FURSI 'FURS ! 1 FURS 1 I •- '-
4.
Diro7l front the manulhillicers, win lanted free frem
'moths, and at greatly redurint prices.
Also a largo addition 01 STAPLE 1100118. suitable for
the season, Including. IVOLPS ORLEBRAT.4
F,IIOIitICK (I LOVE •, warranted itininhie, notivith
standing the AUTIIMUZED AND IaCLUnIVE ALIENCV.
•
Carlisle, Nov. 2, 10(9.
1859.
- 600 PAIR TRACE CHAINS,
Ith a Jarge sssorl la of
HMV
•
IJIIEAST CHAINS, •
••' 'HALTER CHAINS,
LOG •CHA INS,
• FIFTH CHAINS,
TONGUE CHAINS •
' .-•••• COW CHXINS,
SPREADS, &c.
Just resolved nt the cut-up Ilardwato store of
Marsh 10, 1619. 11. SAXON.
TONS IT k n
STEEL,
•
SHEET IRON.
11001' IRON,
. RIVETS;
BOLTS,
'.'
WASHERS, -
ANVILS,
VICES
•
•
FILES, 7
RASPS.
SCREW PLATES;
BLACKSMITH BELLOW.S,-&c.
Just received and for sale cheaper then over. at ,
March 16, • HENRY SANTON'E.,
TIRON RAILING !—lroo. Railittg for
Cefeetery enclosures,publicuud private grounds and.
gardens, made to order at the Carlisle Foundry, Our
stick et Hailing, Verandah and Bracket patterns cone
Misee a large variety of new and elegant designs whirl,.
Env public are Invited to call and, examine. prders for
tasting anti putting up Nailing gill be promptly execu
ted at satisfactory prices. •
AU entirely new TEN 11 . 0 . 118 E STEAM ENGINE
sod 11011.1Eit now On hand, warranted to be of the Lodi
make, and will be sold ate bargain fur cash oriel' shot t
time
F.G.ATIDNEIrk CO. • July 21, I'M.'
LASS! GLASS!! PAINTS!
13r_i.AINTe'l I - A lull tus,nont yet:liars Of all sires
and quality, with a largo Murk of fresh PAINTS, nil
odors.. Olin, VitimlShes, So , 1 Cement In largo or small
quantltler, at low figures at
.101 IN P. LYN} A; SON,
North Hanover Street
f) t.. 7, '5B
lue.t?rinting neatly oxen)? I. •
VERMIFIJGE
WE beg lextre to call the atten
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. Olin ' Celebrated •
Verrnifuge and Lilier Pills.
We do not r,ecommend them as
universal. Cure-alls, but simply for
. what their name puitorts, viz::
• THE VERMIFUGE;
For. expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also ben
'administered with .the most ,satis
factory results to various Animals
. subject to Worms, . • .
LIV_R PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ltll BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER'-AND AGUE - ,
preparatory to or after taking Qui
zine,_they_almost--invariably--=make-
MEM
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 tlip,proprietors,
to dispose, of their Drgg business,
in Which they liave been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give Their
,uirdivided ° time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de
..termined that Dr. Nl'Lane's
Mated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they.rvm hold ,among the
great remedies of - the. day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and , Purest material, and coin
pound, thernLin lie—meSt -thoro ugh --
manner; Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, Pitishigh, Pa.
P. S. Dcnlore arid Physicians ordering `from ntilers
than Fleniing 8r05.,, will do well to write their ordent
dist , ^ctly, told' fake none hnt Dr, :117.071eX pr from!?'
Fleming Pilistairgh. Pa. To those mi4ing to giro_
them tt trial, we will forivard per mall, post paid. to any
part of tho,. United :gales; one hoax Of for twelve
three-rent postago stamps, 0 . 0.0110 vial of Vermifugo for
fonrtoon three-cent stamps.. All orders,from Canada must
ho accompaniedl,3- twenty coots extra.
STOMACH SITTERS.
The proprietors and tonntifacturers of lIOS
TE'f TEIt'S CELEBBA TED STOAIMAI BIT
TERS can appeal with Perfect confidence to
physiciansand. citizens gen4ally of the United
States, because the article has attained a relate
lotion herefoftwe unknown. A lew facts upon
this poinl will speak more powerfully Than
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puffery.
The consumption of llosietter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last.year amounted to Over 0 half
million' bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year lite consumption will reach
near one.million bottles. This immense mount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained iu the prepara
tion, and the sanction of' the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
'where the article is best known, who not. only
recommend the Bitters th their patients, but,
are ready tit all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy:in all cases Of stomachic , derangements
and the diseases resulting thertirttp
. : This is noire temporary poptiliTlify, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trout •
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to he ns enduring no time itself.
IlOsteller's 'Stomach Bitters have proved
Godsend to regions where fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have
collided their victims by hundreds. To be
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia find like
diseases, is to the proprietors a sottrco of un
alloyed plpasure. It removes nll morbid nuttier
,front the stomach, purifies the blood, and
ftttfarts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that lone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. it operat CO upon
the stomach, liver,, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and 'soon restores them
t o econtlition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functitins-of nature.
Elderly persons rutty use the Bitters daily ns
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it n'thituttlaut, peculiarly adapted to comfort
de'clining years, as it, is pleasant. to the palate,
invigorating to the hoWels, excellent, as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. • We Lave the
ovi
deuce of' thousands of aged men and. women .
who have exfterienced the benefit of using this
preparation_while,suffering frbtn stomach de
'rtingements and general debility; 'acting under
the•adviee of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There nro certain periods letter'
their carcs are so harassing that. many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is no absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially'irshe be young, is slit
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for. her infant . . Should the period of maternity
arrive during the sumtner season, the wear of.
body and mind is generally aggravated, Here,
them is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the'
mother to heor.up under her exhausting trials"
and responsihilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally'prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors tlitit . receive the
.endorsement of physi , ..
chum, bemuse it is 'agreeable to the taste as
well certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength. •
Slll those pet mons; to whom we have pariiml-
Ifirly referredfalteve, to wit : _sufferers. from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestion, - less of appetite, and
all dioceses or derangements of the stomach,-
superannuat ed invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their •own physical welfare by giving to llos
tetter'apelebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
J: W. EBY
, •
'#2'J•6
a.
\ C 6
THOMAS bONLYN
. CAUTION,—Wo caution the public against
timing any of An manY iinitations or countei- ,
felts, but ask • for 110$14:TiTU.'S 9ET,EIIItATED
STou.loll Birrtsm, nod see that each bottle has
theivords " Dr. 3. llomtottor's 5t . 64011 Bitters"
bliiivn on the side of-the bottle,' and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, encl.
' olise - rge that Dui' autograph signtitnrc is on the
label.
-- 'Xidy - ' 4 Tropared: and sold by HOPrETTER Fr,
, SMITH, 'ittsbur `l"tt . .,. and `sold by
,all
'druggifits. erbbaft3; ; 'n -'.detileks generally.
tkeroughnnt Abe Xrntied. ateo, South
ant} Germany, • •
rnr solo by 0, 11,111: it, B,ly, llnvOrstle Carlisle; Jrll.-
C. Attick, r.lolt 84 uttctuul,tBhlpponsbu ; b. Kau.
moo, .1: B. I leo obi... blactionituburg ; and Drug!: Is
gino col ly, throttubout Ito county. Nov. 0, 'FM.
1,4 4 Uit "It N
.
Povaral 11rleklInuses on North Street, e nquire of TL
Shepley, cornea of . :Nlartlik Plet'Otreets;Parlislo, I'a,
Hob. 1, 1a60..tf.
31tehicin es
DR. MTANE'S
CELEBRATED
A.ND
LIVER PILLS.
PLEMIN G 'BROTHERS,
• PITTSBURGH, PA..
HOSTETTER'S
ilThEifdiantou9.
rotindry,
, :11 Allll IN I , ', 8 110 1'
• • ,
CAI A 1 ,0) 5A.911 FACTdItV,
East 3.111111 Street., CAItIASI.g. ,
Tltheextentilvvestilbllsithient is 110 W LI COtliplat, 01 ,
with the Gust innollltiery,tbr
vork lliovery:TtepAitaleut. Tile btilltllligx (dive also
rrrerct(yunlrtrged
trrla alining and stralwa `With thy
newest ruin nium,ltaproved tuola' fur the w!w talact ure.
bO'MtSiWINDOII' FILANIES. SASH,
S.buktern, Bltn W , 31ouldings, Ilraekets and nil ah .
kindsorenrpcotor worrlt. Wo Builders,' Co
pentor.a and of hers to roll and examine our lhollities 11
doing this description of work. The boat
orlod and ;wires US I,IT ns nt any other establishment I
the County or elgewlwre.
In=
and repaired nx herehoore. •En 4111e0 hare loom recent
Iy built for. IV. •M. 11,•1101,011 :Om. 111 I Illsborought
It. llryana Jr. Co. .Minn town:-hip, -III! a: Brothers. New•
villa, kvot.,..d. :guru, .wddiutzn. anti
:It W110:10 establishment, they Nay he seen In daily Op
-1111k1011.3111l to school We ran refer for evidence of rltelr
suporlrlty.
ICuS ANI) . 11!:AS. t'.4STINOS
. .
of ovary description, Rion the smallest 'to the heaviest
pieces. ncucuted at short 1114100 for Decry 1(10(1 Of our
.chillery. A large variety of mill eastlnks now on hand
Two skillful Pattern makers const•mtly employed.—
IMP.% II ISO. promptly attended hi lbr Paper Mills,
(last Mills, Factories. &e. 'filming and
rating 'llll Spindles, hr. doss in the host style.
.tNI/ 110ItSE
such as Bevil 00:ir I , Horse Powers. Horizontal
Rear Four. ,Plll TWO 11 0 Pain NOVO, Corn: Shelh.rs,
Crushers, tron I , astlnirs, and nth, or.
titles fur farmers. on hand or promptly made to order.
' Ill:R1/1.;:g CARS 111111:r,
otod, cepa:red. .()ur Ikeilities for building: Cars are now
Joon, complete than heretofore and enables us to firC•
r.isli them tittransp,rtees nu the roll road' on accrono•
du tins.; terms and nude of the best materials. Orders
solicited and entire satiOketion duepuitee I.
The loin; lenience in the business of the senior
partner of I lin firm - ,mid of soar lull
vhitivry in every branch or
do in fits II I hot the licit work to all who finer tic
wri Lit tllOll . orders. The 1. 011 4 1” Pad Pa tromwe of our old
fricolls and the public is re4pertfillly solicited.
.31 ay 20, F. IIARDN Elf & Co. ,
.1 0 01) !•G0 0 1) ''G 001) ! ! !
of Just reveleed nt the Omni, merry of tint undor
5i,0104, lots gosh th.at,s. girt of which uro the hot.
towin g • •
I'OMATOLS,
CORN,
PgAS,
US,
• •
• LOBsTNE.S.
44 -I , IN APPLE; •'
'• TUirrliE
" SARUINES, . 4.
Pi4?dl•d Chop Chow, 1%4,11111, Cobstvrs
•
Mires, Tomato,. Itittsup. %Vlllout do., )Ittsbroo do:
Pepper Sauce, Ifoulloy, cranberries, tho linrst
or Dried liver, Sugur•tired llaing, Shoulder. Bologna
Suo..tge, Soto fl.•,3l,levaroul, fiugurif, Coffees. T:,to,
.f of all hind, . .
NStV A 41\F: S E 0.1119, amng. trilh•ll Are
I wruty.oyr tholvrtild Ilerninn Sixes, .rinln rob:141 . 0,
thr . VOry Ist 1110 pure,t 1,111E01:6 In the county,
tiontertionrary untl
All of which inn olTerr.l to Um dlltrus of Cnril,lritlid
molly of Cwohorknil. nt the lowrst liken for r Intr.
ONE, COME ALL,zt utu doors East of Rhoads:
SVarrliouso.
Carlkle, Nov. 9,
lA I E /NS U RANCE.- Tut - AT,LEN
AND .MUTUAL FIRE IN
ADIt.tNCE CtIIDANY of Chnenerl.nl cattilty. filcarpo.
I a to.l by an act 01.1ssumbly. is 111110 fully organ Ica , do
in ollcoo doll under the management et the lollowino
volualla,ioners,
D.infol It.dlcy, IVnlbon It. Gorgaß, 3lhiond Cooldhl,
J. Ekhelbor4ol% Clnistlon Stayluan, John C. bun.
hip, Jacob H. COOVIT. LOW Ilyor. S. JillUlAY. 11010-
nntildt, JOSOI,II 6 " jek01,11:1111.
Alovtlnho CathearL
• TI, rate.,of hNorall, a, as lOW and fa'rcrobirr as any
Coolirtoy',a thedtind Itc tits stme. I•ersoos wishing to
hermit.• taionhorn are inritud to mak., Appltratiop to the
ne,onts of the r pally, who Are Avilling to wall...upon
t hiona t any thou.
W3l. It. IL/11(1.1S. Preghlent.
clittisriAN 4TA VMAN. Vivo lor67:ihint
) LEWIS 111"lin, Secretary
MICHAEL ('tClc II N. Tromttror.
•
31a1ia.xt.i.,.-11'111..,11,11111,4:1, Ilyt.r..Chrktlan Silty
ttiln. 31. Coeldia../..(7: Ihmlap. It.. Ilartio. 11.
11.C..over, Cat Eivhelbor
gor, E100r15..f.11,111,1t.
• •,\ 11ENTS. -
011,1 1 1111 11 , AN1 ,
- 11•iry Za•ii ine. Shireinaustown;' Samna! {V00,11,101
liepry Churchtoirn ; \11l(. llri
,iouth ; Ilraliani. W. Prilin
li•ro': Coover. )1,11:11111..411)5rz I •I: I{. Curkliu
D. CrJOl vr , Shephorlistow a; .1. O. Fax
ton, Silver Spring: 111.11 j. I r:lyt'l stick. Silver Spring
Charl, 11,11. Cat : John
I'ollli C 4 IUNTY.—W. S. Picking. Dover; Peter•Wol
, Ihrg. Franklin : : .1. F. Den
igra. % . :1•01 Inrt111: D. Rutter, Nowbur.; It. C. Clark
Clilsburg•
1 1 I CCII/N n:u,. Harrisburg.
- : - .-licitiberc of the company having polleirs about, torn
piro. can Intro ilium • • ' wed hy nicking application t
any ;of the .114,11t8.
April 211. 15.1:1 •
ONO. B. CIIITIteIf.
CHURCH I 14113111. LY
STEAM SAIIr'MJIA, •
LUMBER YARD,
• NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
All klndx of
L U .111 B E 11 ,
constantly on hand.
Lumber delivered at any pint rowt.alblo by Railroad
at the shortcut 11141,.
BUILDING TIMBER
OF ALL SIZES AN) LEN)fIJIS CUT TO ORDEII.
May I:s.ls:in—is
I TAT AND CAP EMPOM
JL.
.1. IL CAI LIO it' CO., sueeexsors to Wm. If. Trout
unnld announee to their enstomers and tune puldlJ.
generally that they have Junt reeel red froin llbiladel.
fhb. a hi rAe And elegant stork or volias, in their line of
!Junin,ry of every variety, kt.vle And quality.
~..1 They have on handa splendid
E
7 assortment of
JJ :74
ig.,41
Al
HATS AND CAPS, r:.:.
\
of all descriptions, 00111 the COIIIIIIOII Wonl
tic tho Ithest .IND Sll.li DATS; nod at prices
thatanust soil every one oho Imo nn eyu top:ding the
worth of Ills money. ntoci; inclpder,
MOI.I'cK IN, DAS81111•DIE, DEAVER hi FELT HATS.
of every style and unsurrooed for LIMIT
AND FINISH by those of any
ctibur !ad:Offish:molt lu the country.
iii.)V:S . .lllll ('I hiM EN . : I irATA 1111 d
Cove! y etriistatilly on hand.
They respeelfally lm lie idl the old patrons null an
navy iieiv 01100 110 possil.lo, to give them a cult.
J. U. CALLIO & CO.
Apr. 'X. ISbP7-13.
11()()1:1 AN I) SHOES,-1 have just
aaa.,l to my Flock 111111 . '1 , 011111011i Of ROM,
11111 i BOVS' Boots, airy t•lteap and good
ladles' 311.4....5• and Chlhirril's hoots :mil Shoes of
Si lliid celebrated mak , . 9intl. handsome ans! cheap.
A 101 :1,i11111111.111 11' 011111' Shoe: and Z•::1111.1111N. Best
quality .itid limes! prier.
Sin old rusttanrrs for 'toots and Shoes, aroletiVrt fully
invited to give um a call.
Cm Milo, 26, I.Sti
J.
Ugle of the firm qt Irinchrster J Scoll,)
Gentlemen'. Furnishing Store
..
W. S 1 0T T ,
• -
, AND p
B . IIIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 811 CiIEST:jUT SMELT,
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MAUD HOUSE,)
=I
.1. Nl l , Seril"r, would . r+.perttully call the .ttelltlon n
Ills former hiends hi his new ,`'tare. and ig prepared 11
111 orders fn• sin ivrs at short motiee. A pek•feet II
dunrantled. COUNTRI".IRADE.sappIied with FINI.
SHIRTS and COLLARS. • • 'Rh:LI:269.
rri II 13 CONFESSIONS AND EX PE
IL. ItIENCE OF A VICTIM.
Desle;ned fur the benefit, and as a warnlou . Ind a eau
tl,n to those who suffer from nervous debility, ludiges•
than, lowans of spirits, want ufsl eop, preumluro
Rap 11. K a consequence of youthful Imprudence, or the
baneful bald t, of bolf atm.. At the same time pointing
out the curtain mat, a of sEtv 011 RE.
ily one oho has sulfured from the aliovo cauoo, ant!
from tnhiplace.l confidence in medial humbug and
quackery.f Single copies soot (post free) on the receipt
Orli stamped envelope, hearing the address of the ap.
plicant. Atidrei.s,
NATITANIKI.
Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
1)ec.14,1859-3:ilos
nuAnznEnsirtyna rEscraL.L.
• sEiyammsr.
The reputation or Ibis (malt talon is new Indy est s h
Ihhed, and Its SUCCOM en a first class Semlnnry plaved
beyond doubt. Poplin will find In the bo:u•ding
partment, home •nmfiorts, parental •Aupervinion nud
mond Influeneeln •the-tkl,urational dep:u•tulent. as
tedebers, thorough instruction, and sure
means qt :idvancoment.
If
Trustees; Itonwenees; Vachers; Pupils In attend.
tors thu your past. an; 1.:011”.11 hf Rudy; 'Graduation;
ENponsos; Location; Minn el sad :llpral Training; TF.B.
.FIFIONIus: Limn llon. unanshors. D. &Schnook, D.
D.. end others, In regard to the wont annual ogentinn.
Mum • train the riaanbershurg Press; and from James Afeenador, IL`D.,.af Now York, and othors.•
The next FUP.9IOII will commune., ceptriuber
For n etaltiOrtle ndlllrooo
lee. I.IISNItY REEVES, A. 11.
.Chaulliertiburg, Prr:
•
DOOT AND SIIOEi.I AK INGI—J.
1 . ) & o. TAYLOR, return their shim° thanks lo
their thistoniera,,,thr.tho ret ur n ilheral patronago oaten.
thinly, and would boairn) 'the iniblic
'that they euntlnuicte mounting ore CUST9IEIt 'Work.
at thole old, stand. on North Hanover street, two door, above'tho 6tiy. store of S. W. Itaverstick. •'' -
With Imihmbor df first rate workmen' employed and
fahilitres for social ng the host stock to bo fonroViti the
market, they are prepared to mak° up °Tory d
of BM yrs AND 14J10e.9, for ladlee suit gont lemon's wear,
In: the most .itid of retRUNTED
workmarithlp. ' " •
Many years of prietival, experleneoloithe.lcaldneeS
lain, here mid In Philadelphia jiistilies them In savior.
that they nee aid° to lusuro full malefaction to all ilium)
who mayleave th,gborders. .
April ta, ISIS.
t u_to tss9
Mires friim Reading to Philadelphia. $ . 1:75 and $t .13 . ;`
The morning train from ❑.nrri+lmrg eonneetri at
ilearling with up train fur Wilkosbarre. Pittston mid
Seranton. •
' I V E . NV •ST A. a ROUTE
h. fit:llleti IL tri weAly line of
Stages. hetween Carlisle and Latolfsbilrg. lousing Cni.
11Nle every loinl•ty t ;UX.etlitc,tlay Friday,
ely on the :Erring or the atterntam train or ears hum
the east. Iteturithik leaves Lantlishurg,at /i On A. M.,
every Tuesday, 11'4,tnesday aural Saturday, and arrives
at Carlisle at I.lao P. M., via. Perry County Warm
8111•1111:S, Shernottnalate, Sterrett's (lap and Carlisle Sul
',bur 'ilyrinus - . — liirairti - fi ft! 117tIre - line - vvil I
he run dolls for the aerottonotlation of passengers going
to tlt r Springs.
Oars: to the several 1.1,111i.ti as OHOWS: •
EMI
;ariisle•lb4.lllplmr—Spriligir . .
:A( errett's Unp.
SliermaleAnle„. . . . .
'• Perry ,'nutilty War. Springx,
• " 'Landisburg, . . . .
I.andb•Vorg to {Vann I, l pria se,
1 , hert,11:11110:111.,
Slegrett.': (lap.
.9.6111114 r It7prltis,
Citrlis/e, . . .
The above line will logo hely cliry the MAIL to .and
floor the w,e era! puintr above Incliratell.
1 hind, aintl well 2400,11 1.11 . 1.1: V F 9 %1111.11, from
Wleiril I 11111 at all 11111014 11,111 y to furnish boson and ear'
dazes lo (lutist, who will lavor me with their patronage.
tutu the moNt reaaonahle teruismol hi the very let atylo
may 19 I 81/5. (11.101tilE It DEL.
COPPIiIt,•TEN SEIEET IRON
ALN,NUFA(;7'ORY.
MERE
The subscriber takes this met Lod of leihrinlim her
hionds and the iinlillei that ,i-iie still onillones the
notnufarture ofoll kind,: Of sulk, in Copper,:l'ln and
Sheet Iron. tier iiiin es are soh crell from the twist np
purred styles, The rooliligi Stores for their qualities
as rooks and bake, rannot lie snriiiivsed. among util e ] )
ale the well known li lobe, Noble Coti., KID ny Forre,
ter. tio - rertior,' Penn, and the now rAVOritt . , Prairie
Flower..auldning all the tested improvements, MIMI
the hest 111141 cheapest stove ever idlered to the public.
The I.stridie•irtove, 'or parlor heater, -improved, for,
warn,/a¢ two. lire„ or 11 fir rooms, put up to order. be
sides a large assort men( of Parise Midi:dors aoil office
' • , -X-taoves. Pllloflit ItElilitiED: on rix3iiri,„4:
;. ,
. „1 1
and Li .113 FITTINti. 'liaise whew - lob wolf.
de
3
„ in this lino 41111111 , In Well to ea I at the obi
-r-ai. , Shoo! before conteref lint elsewhere. its I am de..
1,11011,1 to situ 1 , 01 . 1,1 . 11 r iloWer t , 1311 the preset rates.
I have for Mile :1111i keep p,11,t . 114t1V Olt 11:111/1 the patent
built Tip Burner. trim Tapers. plain and flinty Moss •
(Hobos. tins I , ixtures. It rought Iroiol'illies. Hydrants.
Lead Pliiii e ttlirit-llose. ishioverillinliS, Kith '1'111.,, ore,
llow liavins r ltarble Basin tops. ar.' 'sly workmen are
eiiininitentand reliable. All 'work warranted and fur
workmanship owl material. I elittlfingo-rainipirition.
liar- .V fow-insal eisik Snit es wi'lli some suitable fo'r
-parlorsoieltrinit . , -wit itli „I•will sell or rg,t,2_,••••••: .. - .
.-±L-_
-- '.Vfily t i Ihisti. , , 31Alti: )1. allOildi Is.
. '
1 - 7, 1- .. X C .1 1. S I. (1 It I) IC 'I IJ 1173'
J A. It. II IiNIVIRIir would respertfully iliforin tit
till - a...m.0f titrlisle and vicinity that he leis taken loom,
In lug's new 1111114.1111 g, east eornpr 11 3lfirket Sqoare ,
where he lint all times ready to take A3lllittiTYPEi. ,
in the Intent nosh most upprOved style. l'iiiiifes taken
in rainy amt cloudy weather as grill as elan. soul sat
isfaidion elven or no eloirmis 11111110. POrtrraltS alltr-1/.1.
ititerreo types 'copied. 311tilature 14 etures taken for
Loeketh Wi!.. 11l A tobrotype.
A inlirotypes - Warralitfal to standlho test of time, liela
,
or water. - i —_
lA.llan and Gentle:non aro cordially Invited to rn
nod exnlidno moioirnons.
Prich 11 . 0111 23etn. to ill). • • A. R. lIENWOOD.,
Inn. 27. 18118.-13..' ArtlFt.
UNS GUNS.--just received a large
vx...,...10„t of
Doige Darrel Guns,
Single 44 44
Single and Double Pistols
.
Game Bogs,
Powder Flasks,
Shot. Pouches . .
Powder.
Shot,
,Coops,
If ii 3 ^_,i, 1552
lIVEItY STABLE.—Having pur
vliageil from .1. It. Noneinaker hie LIVERY iii'.
TLISII MEN E. I will ler always ready to aeconnuo.
date the publie with 110118 ES, CAR.
;MIES IIUIIU IEB, sin' every other or.
• kin In my line. By strict attention to
business dn de tiro to please, the subscriber hopes to
receive it liberal share of public patronage.
CI klltllai lIBNDEL.
N. B. 01111111.1ISSUS on hand to supply those who flay
he In need of thew.
Nov. 25. 1857. i
00F1NG SLATE.—The under
ft, signed has been appointed agent for the rule of
1:001 , 1Nlh SLIT!: 111111 has now and will ConstAntly
1,1 on band a fall Nuvply to moot tho tdemands of
mil l drrs Mile", Tim 1 , 1 1 in 'll'lllll of A superior art'
de would do well to roll at the Lumber and Coal Yard,
war tho tlas House,
./ammo
_
F .I . ST GREA , TARRIVAI
, );AL., & WINTER CLOTII G.
LNG
11 . ,;& - ii—ribe, 1.:t., just returned floni' the Fosters
ditles, it'll': a large and wel, selected stork of
AND WINTER CLOTDING,
GENTLENIEN'S. FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
(c., ithleh hr can sell Lt such prices, as to astonish the
NAMES.
!laving tillion partirulne pains toselect Goods raped
Iv allyptisi for this market, he run 1181111111 Ids culdonto
that hop tire
CIIAS.
WELL AND FASIIIONSELY ) pIADE.
Buy4s will Mid it to their interest to examine b
stock, ns be has determined to sell upon the motto of
'•SM:'sLL PROFITS."
Xrn„.. Remember the old Stand, Jiver the Market none,
WIEL,
Successor to Steiner ,k
Carlisle, Sep. 1.1, 1511
fIURSs! FUR!!-FURSP.!
FOR 1850-00.
-" , PAREIRA . ,3I THOMPSON, .
No. 818 .M.olia:T STREET, above Eighth,
South side, PIut,ADELPIDA.
lIAVE JUST OPENED' THEIR.
Elegant)Assortment of Furs, •
11131111ffiet tired Under their himodin to superrUhm fold]
FUSS, Felt eted %rah the greatest eve from the largest
stucku or Dm Eeroef....N MAnum., embritehm every Torte.
ty and style of - -
LADIES AND CHILDHENS.3I'EAR.
Thos, purchasing early. 1411 have the Benefit of
urger selection. Besides the nheto geode, we here
Inc essurtnient of
BLIFF.A L 0 R OBES, GE.ATTL EM ENS'
FUR GLOVES & COLLARS. •
Tho lirickui of all these goods are at a lower figure than
icy eau be bought anywhere In the rite.
N0r.Q.U , 69. 1 8 ARR InRrAe k
S'tllo3PhiONr
p.
N. 11—VURS nlieted and , epaied
and IUII TRI3I—
made fn order.
REATRE li're'ff ON IN Pit ICES.
' I have, this day commenced rclltng MT my entire
stock of Winter (lends at greAtly reduced prices. •.
Frrugh Meritmes, Furs, Cloaks, &v., AT Curl. ,
All other thanis at uncommonly low NICOL •
OARPETISIII3 Al' C08T*...•
The stock Is largo and complete.
Non• is the time and 001'LlYeel the place, 'to secure
great bargains. •, •
Carlisle, Jan. 4, 18G6
/] I HL S'IVVE TO SU ri"T[l]'; PEO
jj itotbiiktu ntieeoss and tiniversal
faction glven by Abe I , ltAliplr miwEit
COOK- fiTOV.II.. avarnants the - sobserlber In
calling upon all who wish cothfort and eon
vonleneo to call and.osatill tie the stove ' , Mitre
purehasing. why hay° trlPti the stove
have boon morn than satisfied. Of the great 'mina - her
sold during the present season, the first counilaitat has
vet to ho heard. Of 110 other stove eau thl with truth
lie Kahl. For strength, economy. boating, e.,oking,
baking, nod ronstincspownrs. it has no rlvni -The tato
timprovomonts for the ennsumpt Inn of •,$6l
ndilltlonal strength. besides a . vnst saving in fuel. 'rho
stove is warranted to gi•o'sllth,ficetion in all rases. The
furniture Is nil made of the hest material, and for nark
numshlp i•mlp_qt. Ire surpassed.'--1-Itav,h4ittes n num
ber mother cook stoves Wl4lOll I Will sell with, or nun.
out flirnittnat below cost. All work het etofore 111nr;
at tended hi pereoptl:i Chat-40 modernly, with 40110
to pleas,' nll. "1 Impo to merit a conflpuaneo of the !tat , I
cottage already lalt..towed. •
Jah.ll.lBCO 3 ,
N. It. The hlgheat price paid 11,r eldreciplai; Iran,
pentyr, in ealh, or taken exchange 114 goad", .
=
, t isccJai oils:
DEL pil
, ISLEAND
j A It
ezi
I) A. to it t. . •
FIII:IiD, WARD 4, I , IIEnD, •
811 STULT, PiIjaIIELPIIIA
&U. RHOADS, -
.M MTIII.ET, CARLI6I:II, P.%;
Corm of this I.lpo leave th. Duplt 81L Mark Ist
•Dally, at 4 o'elpell, P. M.
' Ljave Oldish", Dully:et 7 n'clock, A M.
(11,..ds Intended II!r this Llne xlionld be marked C. &
I'.lly Freight Nine, end scut In Ly 4 o'clock. •
May . 2.1. I hon.
•
.p
. AND III•Idlil"S(1 • •
• " It A' . l 'R D. A D •
•SUMMEIt AIIIZANtiEMENT,
i .• • Alllll . l. 18, ja •
11,
Tivo.:ya.iiminger trains ea rollarrishurx dally, (Sufi
days exilipted.) s.ou A. M . and 2.45 P. M... air Phila
delphia t arriving tire at 12.50 noon and 7.40
. . .
iCetlifililig, 1imA .. ..., I . ollo,Julutila at 7.30 A.)l . And 3.30
I'. M., arriving aL flarrinburg al. 12.4 u noon and 8.26 1'
11:
t 4.
. -
CARLY: To Pidiadulph J,
._No; 1 ears. $3.25; \0.•2 (in,
salmi truio.),s2 7U. ''....... , , ,
. - . -.. .
110,011 51.60 011%'1 , ,:g/.
111001102. , .. connect will, tralmtltin.l:! ,. .rft , svlllo, 311t.ers
•vIlle,Taintiqra, hr.
tralux leave 14 , 0111ng for I'lstladelill4o .dally, nt
6.A. 31 ;10.10 .1. 31., 12.30 00,.21 and 5.116 31>. •
140tv0 Nal:1011,11in for Itendhig Itt 7.30 A. 31., ,
1,.1,1( ... 1 „
31., 11.110 I`.. 31.. viol 4.45 P. 31.
For through tirl:etn and ether Information appiy,to o ,
./. .1. CINDt.,
lieneral Agent.
Mk 11,'61
MEE=
Wads, &a., af. .
11. SAXTON'S
JACOB STIRO3
I=2
Mra. MARY 31.0/till&
LIVER INVIGOItATOt
NEI:EIi I
I'4' 01,311'014:i It 1:17
1 1 1 . 011111 1111 i...tiil.llN
Ji nod at.proi
mid In iilow
tLudfv errs fur n hilt it'
It ILis'euyell
yuars ul.n bild giuit up
uutolio ited
Mlh/11'011W.
The ilmv most beatlap.
of the LldlvlJuvl Inking
/run titivel al. to not get.
Let the • dictaeo or
you in the 1100 or Ho,
tor, nod It will cure
M. 'Macke , . Up•pelpsin.
leer Complpint., Py,en-
Ihthituai
Cholera Mori 110.1 isolerd
4 C :
eau texlity.yin 'twenty
teaspoonfuls nrit taken
Alt. k. -
who ueu It . ro
lit Its fitVnr.
511 X IVA : 14:It IN THE
INVIGORATioIt. AND
Pilee One D
SANPQR S
FAMILY.
•
C A T Jr ARTIC
tu3IPOTINDED inou
I,!ure I;?getahle .Extracta, anji put. up-in Glaii
afj,c ,, , air tight, and will keep istony olj
,
mate., ..„
-..
The Itt:::lS , Crithertic
Live Cath 1.1 IC whieh the
I lig. Irractl • more 't in,,,
The re ••tontly
wln• hnee long us-
Isinctlon n hick 01l gine
has Induced Mu th,place
of all.
The Proles,lon +well
Vintner net on different
The Irnmily en.
with dolt rmerence to
fit, been eomponftddd
WiFst - VegetiildgextliffiT'
part or the alimentary
wife in all cages where a
Cs Derangements of the
mt - ltrtliejltitek and
and Sorenetts
cull, which frequently,
long course Fever, Loss
Sen.ation of gold over
Headache or weight in
tory Diseases, Worms in
Rheumatism. is great
ninny disetwes to 0111 elf
oufao mention in tide ad,
Pico
$0 20
The Liver Inv igorn t Or I
Yrtniled by Drinvzist!, gon
the Trade.lll aii th'it ieeiro
S. T. IV. S
33 'Broadly
Jun. , 15, 111511. •
DOES
L DISEASE
T OR 1 G 1 ) iN . ATE
fl
This inn quostlono of vital Inqsortanco, nod one trldela
has never been xatloilietoril)' dinroxed of hp floe proton
curs n.llll Mach toe healfim art. llootoO onnhotoolo—and
mAieritilly the old
,Fl.llOOl Phytiehom,-Lthat the lives in
the blood, and thereihre all iheases mitolnate In It--
tont modern silente avers that. Clio:mots hale their
,mir,ionoth oo in both the solids and Iluitbi of the Molly.
That the latfer preponderate. Inosever. Is it fixed hoot,
and onedloal shill hois idea, ly demonstrated Ma' nt
least two-thins or the ills that, It ninan Boob In heir to,
have their POUri, in nn
•
TIIPURE STATE OF TILE 111,01111! •
•
As, for instance. to the lete• catalogue • elicit no Serail
bit •• Erysipa
Ulcers, Salt lihmito. din: argcs from the Ear, Fever
Sores. or irrliplire h nrn
eerlained by well medical law, to arise from Imi
hlaod—n hilt the highest reediest authorities deaths
that most fevers originate hi the Fame manner, and
More leirdetilarly Typhoid nrnl sriniet , -the former la,
log au Interoal, and the latter an external Irruptive
disease; and in all permit], attached by these nut i adies,
the bleoil is found to be eithe, coagulated, or or a dark
nologiliby color.
•
•
TO 0111 a Mr 11 large majority of iliiiensep, as wrll as to
urea number willehipiyii nlrendy litho] 111 , 011 the I , VII - •
to
:PURIFY TITY. BLOOD
•Litidhey's ImproVed Itlood E•earelier Boon not claim to .
bon
uNtyERsAL PANACEA
foe every dlseksn known. but the proprietors elajto for
It the power not only of drainir.g gait a,i Impurities of
the blood, but by the skillful roniblniiii.orof well known
vegeteble reniellies..it will vitro all diseases arising (mini
a deranged slide ~ rtho liver, drive out. .lyspepeki,. ae d
vivo repeweil tone and rigor to it,,, stomach. That rho
Ripon 1. 4 i: tacit La is all that is claimed fur it, the nruprio
tors ran produce
THE PROOF.
Tt Ic only a few yr•:ire store it was discovered, and yet
it Inn: grown Into mud, a busine'ss' that a large laboratory
has been built expressly Mr its manntheture—a largo
number ofunen employed in Natiog it up, and still the
SUPPLY W :3 NOT EQUAL THE 11101 A ND!
We-ask any candid Man, could this be so, If thin Mod
clue did not pines% ALL the virtues claimed for It
The Proprietors bare hundreds of certificates from
men of probity and standing In the community, show
lung what the medicine is doinu daily for the suffering
ASK ANY PERSON ^
wino has over used the Illmod' Searcher whether 'roll
WAS experienced.
•
Let the affileted giseit n trial—a singlo bottle wit
convince the most skeptical of Its ellicary.
, trn,. For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Haverslick, S. El
Kett, mid 11. J. Kieffer; Kauffman & Son, Mechanics
burg; liosweller & Zook. Sbepherdstown ; Joshua Culp
BoPtervii; Jacob Simmhns. Croon limas; Kurt. &
Wiso,'Shireinanstoirn rc A. M. Leldlch, Boffins.. t-prings
Mary IV. Kissel, Chuhtown ;..,Edward James, West
11111; .1. C. Fasnemdit & Bro., 'Oakville; Shoemaker &
Elliott, Newburg: YCm. Bretton, New vine; .1. Hood &
Co.. Springfield; Russell & Ince. Dlekinson; Higliland
& Ws.shinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clark & Co.. Lees
Reads; Wm. it. Eckles. Sporting Hill; D. Derilinger
Whit., Hall; J. C. &Hick. Shippen sburg; all of Cumber
bind county. Pa.
LINDSEY' & LEMON, Proprietors,
Oct 'SO. Holliday sburz. Pa
TUE MOST EXTRAORDINARY BOOK OF Till; Awl
• First edition of 10,000 sold in six uwsl.•s. •
MEM
"BOYHOOD'S PERILS
MANHOOD'S CURSE.
PUBLISHED BY DH. 'S. PARCOAST,
DIG Spring Garden stret; . l, I'/itn Pa.; and
for sale hg all book.vellere.
Tills Is a. book of 2'25 pages, 12m1:. bound In clot th
nine lithographic plates, and intended for pal en le,
gieo-dhos and young MOIL I:very young III:III isle
Wittil,l h, maintniu Ilk ,ILL,Ilth and 111 :11111(.1.1, and hn Ye
a healthy progeny, should I'ead this hook. Sown of ILe
statetnents are really aslouiitling, and have never he.
foreapposred In print. Price $l, Sly mail $1,15.
•
NOW IN PRESS, AND READY SOIL DELIVERY IN
FEW DAYS, A OREAT WORK Alit THE LADIES,.
by the satne.nuthor, entitled
•LADIES' !MEDICAL GUIDE,
AND MARRIAGE FRIEND
This is a work nearly foto pages. beautifully bound
In cloth and contains over 100 splendid and cur loui,
nu
graving. It gives a complete description ofthe st,
true and function of the reproductive Organs of the le.
male, showing how married Indies may hase,pravoill
largo flunilles. Also. 11 complete history offfernotPlo•
elitism. with curious prates ,honing lush sexes in one. ,
Kano gives advice to young ladies hi selecting ai
hurt and, pointing out the rouse 1 , 1 Elliot, mithappl—
ness after marriage, and the influence It co eats on the
offspring.
-
The work also gives the symptoms and treatment 'of
all female diseases. so that every. hurtle may be herewn
physician.
The last chapter is devoted to the Toilet. gh t
hn
receipts for cosmetics at pre,ent Is use by the r °Wily
of Franey. England Mid Russia, for beautify hag the et in
hair. teeth. and for retooling foul and preserving a 'tweet
Iffetth. 1 hey have been obtained at great ;•spor Sr.
Price flits. Ily mail $1.74. or right additional poi 4—
age stamps. 0000 milks have-already been ordered.—
Those 'wishing a copy of tho first edition should send
their orators wit hoot delay.
For complete del:oliptiorf of the "rink see Prospectus,
whirl, will he sprit on receipt of one letter stnmp.
AU ENTS WANTED in every tone iu the Union.
Feb.l6. IS3II--ly
1 Ilt. lil3ll)TaN'S CO3iI'OUND
A./. DIURETIC PILLS.
fir. Hampton's Pills contain neither Balsam or lifer.
euryt but are purely regetatle In their composition
and aro highly meounnended by eminent pliy.lelans,
A
.Safe.
Certain, a
Speedy and •
. ... Permanent Cure
For (travel. fileet, Strk !
•
tures, Lucorrhrea, Female .
, WeakueSses, and all .
other diseases or
- .
thn Mohler,
Kidneys,
and '
•
. • . Sexual Organs,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PElt BOX. -. •
Prepared and for sale by , .
, ' .1.iii..1. T. TEAMPTiIN & CO..
. .
.103 Siirtire street, Plitindophle
gm Sold by Druggists nod Deniers everywhere.
Mr; S. G. W 11.1). solo agent for Newrille. - •
LEOWAItII ASSOCLATTONI
•' 11l L A itF. I. 1%11 IA
A lionetolent Institution, estalilished hi snide] en
dowment for the relief of the slek and distressed,
afflicted with Virulent and IColdemie (Menses.;
and especially for the Guru of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs..
MEDIOAL elven gratis ' by the Acting' Syr•
keen. to all who apply , by letter, w ith a description of
their. condit lie, (ade, oceupation, habits of life, tc..)
and in cares of rxtremet poverty, Medicines furnished
free of • .
lINI9NTS . on Spertenterfhoeti:And other,'
111,cas, of the Sexual Omens, and on the N hIV It I:111
EDI LS employed In the Dispensary. scut to theafllfeted
lit sealed tette. envelopei. free of charge. Two or three
Stamp% for postatto will he areentable.
Addnws, DIN. J. SKLMEN HOUNNTON, Acting Sur.
goon, 'lnward Association, No. 2 Sonth Nita' Street
ohtildophia,lty of the Directors, -
• 'EZRA D. 11EARTIVELL, Presidtr:t.
O En.. r.{lllcullA, ,Sacretary. '
,Ded.2.1;1852.-I.Y. •
j)DOTS'
AND' SIIOF,S. - , A, lot. of
1 , 1, da and Shoe's • jest pied% rd; . Ladles' ni•Al'
Wes Morocco lioc.t“ of )11111e's celelanied make: A
new supply. , .• . CIIAS..OOILbY.
Oarllslo, Wr. •3,0,1 E. /SD. - •
El
Wit: I
NI :I.
lied lii
LITATES.
TI:031 (11 , 31t 4 , to
ttit. • 5 ;litt.ol:titi int it,
,ttil hat it bull it
it lilt rt•t.l.tlettt It ill at
1 , 114 ti
!within 11.1., 151.1 liv
rttlittl t r,. tit
..I 1l brutes ill itty pt-roe
1
ted to the toopernnoo,,
it. poll tiled 111 NM/
tlf .” the telwels. -
our jittign il t* cult]
Liver. Litvigolrrt•
r Co miditioin. hill•
1 1 Jiro o blarlto,t.tiunt
t ,, rY. Dropsy, t . outt,toiu
cholic. Cholera.
I niant um, Flalulgt.va
410000$, Nod may i.e nand
unry, FAMILY.
11 etUlacipu. tan tiousmul
lultiutco, if two or titret;
rit cummuttccmrut of tile
0
Oring their testimony
MOUTII WITH Till
SWALLOW 110TH TO
liar per Bott/a
,
Pill lsn general but nc
o 'proprietor- tins used in •
Z I amity years.
..._ , i..rem.ing • demand from
Ila ed the Pills end the set
41in:regard to their use,
ko theuc withJn the reach
...,,,
I ao Itnow.illat , different Co
I rent Ins of Ulm bowels.
] M M
Mantic PI, has"
„A l ' : his :well . ' eatal. l llib t vl
itk - ix7l 7 lena " a l l i- i l itll ~ '..n c every
-
, en nal..nudare good and
WO Cntluirtle la dredetbsurll
.....1 Stl,llllol, SieVphl),;
(~
... - Vans. Cohtfi - cne., l'a ill
pal ,s bole body. from sudden
sthit if negleetecl, end 4 111 it
a 1
C' ' ge t i b l o ' d t 3 l ' I" it c o r
s ti;n e s e t l ;l l .s n s g ,
doi
Clue head, all in
-Adults ,
..., Children or ,
W Purifier of the Bleed and
lieth Is heir, 100 Dueller'
ertlsenlent. 'Dose, I to 3.
30' Centn.
t(I Family Cathartic-1411x nre
eially. and sold wholesale by
town, • .
D.;
ufai2turer nntl Proprietor,
Hi, New Turk