peit , qs
• 1 ' - i - t:ract. or, land adJacent,to Sterrett's Gap. corsilling
On 7,4 o ndAy trig 12tb . lasts 31,.,. MARY. IrEAyi,ln. of :It:tete, about 20 ilvres cleared pa. t et whlci. Is in
soil,, o rj„,,c, tV 0 „,,,, t . o f 01,1 n . 0n ,b, i n t i . , 71 1 h I ,meadow. weft set with time:by and clover with imw
year o f he r a.... 0 trier tir i ri.;r, nn ~,,0 n., 1 , 1.1t. n . ,,t!,, , ~r : 10..111,!Illi around. and ill, bled laird 4 flalds. A Illottli•
l!hrtst.l,:ar cliarmkfr, Male 0-,,bied ham tall aris i pes boa. tarn ',rime!. running:ool47 tire orte olds, bait lug , n lull
ly sulYerings liar, p.tri Aor nut en years, with frtitude o1:30 feet. ,ullleient bar any millinery lower for writ hint=
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and pious retiguardloo. ' • liy. ai spring or good water rising rut the house and tun.
1 dug through the whole pinto. 'rim whole 41 ndr bl '
1.... On the 4th !mt. 11 1 / 8 6 ANN ,S.F. k lil l lllT.' of Sem..l .
wing
to pastor:v.o-20c iti )
ritend of 4 • "
Middleton t0.w144.,ip aged t :1 years and tun m '
months. I _
4=4,-o riYuNG CATTLIi,
4 A t Carlisle, I.M:inn, on Om 206,11 day ot D. celllll , •
1059, mr.. ANN 1100 , l'at 'DA vl S . wil u . ot How. John may be pl4tirteo the who summer. and If the whole
Davis, aged about bit yo.a.nl.'wero remottl in. It would 1 sufficient lot 50 1.. 0— n
• On the 28111 ult.. in WoAt Prtinshnro' iwp•• of kcariet i One indneetuunt to Patine ~ having ninny catt le .to
for,. WILLIAM IIEINDINt&IN vi:lrr.q.on'r f Samuel i /:. +too, with SUllielent timber foi.lencins and building
end Julia A. Trill, aged 5 yeari;4 nu, and 14 dot A. 1 Pu'1 ,0304
Communicated.
.l i to s , a grand locailon.for a Inset,,, Waggenroplter,
0t
Inn' 0, 017 other numbardcal business. The toil is
On Tue.day morning. Oth'lnst.. in Pct.er , ihurg.Jorli gfi. d and susceptible ot high improvement. .I.ltne ran
• Spritigs,) Dr. II 111.A31 C MLIVALVE, in the 49th year be had within 0110 Mlle Mllli :0 )1:11r. With at little labor
of hie age. it can LU miado a good farm, desirable to 01l who may
. ~
A.... 011 has the riinil dyads beer) Invadedhy the ruth need n small place.
. ,
lens broad of deallt,a lal a ad nosh:raid mot err ogee On It bait two starry . .
~..;_,...) . .• ..
tlartrate pAreart bra tarsi tin r the rend entloa, dra do . L 0 0 11 0 U S ..E'„•
• • .
im e d iv Iv, rik . iiirea. A vacant sent Ins
bean rondo at the ind the voice )hat. tics 8,
Vaal) 000 t het lilo.l2.llS9Thill of sulfuring hUtlltlllity, has
been forereehtnilmt ht s'eath.
The ardu sire hiburs of no extensive prisetiee. under.
.ininted n naturally Arun:: 'nos! vigorous constitution,'
and laid the foundatien - of. the disbaso that brought
him to the grave; IN It WAS not until inestpable ofat•
tousling to tin. slutlet, r his pturegsiolt, that be yielded
to the I'Vbittes orhiordepth i . and SOUtilt to Obtlllll that
relief Ise mist ..‘o frequently been's!. histroutentel of
'fdrdio4 othors. out, Alas'. ton late—the• erects had
been It nu: Jingly soul, and the form so revel tlyuninusto
•
with itro, n.l l p, iii the , cold entbrare 01 1 111411111
I:IA.30010d fur linottiapy 'excellent qualit.hOt Whirl 110
flOS.O.Stteil to an eminent degree, the last tribute of re
speett,t,own th his memory by the unusually large cow
yours.. of frhincls and argnainhtnrca t ahn followed his
remains tai !heir last resting place. give evidence Ihot
his In-wllOry tSI the harts id 11,11
sulrei•ings ho hall alleviated; 10 lit 10 the lease ul sori•nw
that went shr•Lever the ialaniffiate form IX cos they
ed. attested that tatioblf -hearted. In and upligh
Mon had gone to till. toward. Ills end 1000 pOileeto .
Calm :1110 Sore,. us this setting or 01111. 110
yielded his spirit to the find who gave hire being, ofth
Christian 'resignation atilt! 110.1 1.11.10 1Ih; tellOttliS weto
interi•od in thu 1.1pi,1101 grave yai 'att.:l.ll.d by thu
member.: of York Springs lani.fe, Na. 211. 1.„0 nh. F..
and of lit, ra..rnity, of both. f orders
ho Ines 0 prominent. Ineeal en, and by ninny - St 1111Stihi
'Alit: friends. k runt this 111010.0sta:on of 1 1 tocIllenee, we
nifty learn the evatte l seent character - of o nutty things.
the uncertainty of life,. and the 11,0fsity 44.1110.1ot:
preparation b the ao ful ennutfons, for we are COOStlitlt.•
ty rcfnin..loll by the removal of fontsd objects front ennui
.11:fit • .
'• Time is 11,eting.;
And our heart N, 01,4;h:dont and brave
Still likn'mulltod drouncarirlwatinK ,
ir111:0 nI nuir;•hes to the gr....".
a i cts.
_ . „ ...............
tt: 1;01)1;CE:11/AR .
ite poked Irvc lay the II e raid by
00l ward aC. K c Inn Id
/PLOLI: Vltpes lino) .
do. I f.',.tra 1 ...
• J.. (Fa )4..
141-, LOU 1L...—.
ItED d
lIYF
OATS (110.7.) ...... .
I.II,OI'I,IESECI ,
BPRINU 1.111.1ir..
wINTim ummr.v.
BALTIMOUE AIIAR,KIPTffi
Flour and Manl.—The Flour market' was rather dull
thl t initorninginnrst-t ted-wet 4-1541:111.1,
at' $O. at which price houeyer,
holders wens Man ; City Mulls do. Is held .at f 71.(01P
-873 bid. - For Extra the dentand continues tinnier:a : in
at pruelOill priests :171 4 ntt - iti 50 for Howard oh leet
and tittle. end 0'75(.47 `it 64. her - Corn
310:t1,,1s tottrt at d'21,;a1.3 7 i bun PRY 11 . 1i115 • Mid Ft •e -, ,
bld jrlo Brandywine. llyu Flour 4 I7L lO L I rot it barrel
for first quality.'
• .lirain.—unly about 1600 bushels Wheat went offered
'on 'Change Wet morning. and prime e ero Ih, a lhrr imeer.
I.llr to good whit.: t-llin.; at 130@f.pl 5:1, find t;rinto to
choir° do. 1.58(44 1 03 It Bud lirought.l7l9o:
'4.1 lot. far nor to prime. 10,tio0 Intahel, offered,
and white sold at 71(4,78 eta. tyeiglit Old eel in.v at 71001
71 do, lur ,,ud to lonat• ; damp and anal/ UM
Into Whit , ' and yellow 1,0,1, 0 1 / 1. / .0 O eta. •,4 bushel •~
Sure. , of 'late 3,0 , 10 bushels oltard. slid Ilan' land and
Virginia told al 1 1 411 eta, 011 Fauna. oh .1:5 Pi (Ai ki
InPillolv't;10,11 is alto 0 dteline. - I,ol'ffo. 050 Inotlids j; ) ,
offered. and 400 b ttehels of Ptatila.'suld at ill etc lA
sro quote laryland and find ole at 1 , ;(:$101ets it Lu.
PHILAIDELPIIIA I)lAltliliCTS
- There Iv F0111:1 little Inquiry for Flour, but nt price
telow the stirs of 110111111, generally. mho ale firm Ir•
their demands. as at not disposed to runko Collet,lolll7
cult' rd 1:201, tills standard superfine, horror or. Is re.
ported at $,:.'61 1 ,4. and Lod libls grand extra at str 25 13
1161. The trade are larYlug nrostl.3 , within the shore
range of prices for common to choice supprfine and ex
tras. and $ll a7 1 ::407 2311 libl for extra fund Iv :rod leery
brifirdp, aa in quarity, and Otto market miller dull. Ilye
Flour Is soar., and a small h not uses troth.; at $4 8 7!..6
COl.ll 31eal is also very scare, and Pgnnsylr
meal Is held at $ sehleir an ear:are. A robot
100 Ibis of a bettei.,_bland was made at vi 70vhbi. Th.
solo rOpOrted A day'or two ago twos at th 4 actor into.
The. e 1,. not ninth wheat Offering, but the mnrket Is
unsettled. the mlll.rrs holding nil fir lower pekes. 5.1.110
small sales of red bloc been made at $1 4101 47. and
{Tithe at $1 GOOF (1:11lii In quality. At the close 41 45
was bill f Pennsylvania red. HYe ranlinueslii demand
and about 1200 bushels Penna. ',ill at 111, Corn .Is In
rather hotter demand today. and about 60001 m. yellow
found buyers at 74'. afloat, ineluding porn., not prima
At 70(.3.73e. and dant:iged lots at 114fiprNe. A sale of white
wan cede at 72e. Outs are steady, and further salon of
LAO lilt. Pennsylvania rat 45e, and sor.se Delansre at 11
flan ley 11111.1 are unchanged,
\\ltetu ithocrtisemeitts
860. FIRST Glt , EAT ARR 1 V 1.
SPRING coons,
The sulwrlber i espectfully informs his triendi and
CllOOlll,B generally. Oust he Ilaajust rectived and epen
cd for the miring trade,a bugs sad beautiful as.ortuamt
°of
MEN'S ANL) BOYS' WEAR,
1
n comprising a gruZt .tnriely of the MLitt style of
.pod,, a.,febk oft hlch may be mentioned viz ,-
t
f Hoe black, 14110. arras , brown. and green French
' ('loth, line French doefiltin, 'COMM.:IO in lai'tte
Tisintities; beautiful silk inik'd Castinieres and' weeds
it groat variety 1:1 c • ' .
`NF. BTING A • 0 r AI. I. li ( N. DS
Mime very large Etook of LINES S COTTON GOODS
Also, extra qualities or English i•ole leather Tit UN lie.,
Carpet end Umbrellas, ail 1 , 2 whirl, will let sold
at the Ilea lientlenion'a FernislilegiS.tow, nt the r .ry
lON eet,tei Ine
•
I.IVINqS
North II allover street, opposite the '• lueri,•wn nous°
Oldish!, Mirth 21,
FINE YOUNG 'HORSE FOR
SALE.
T le subscriber ettors for title a young horse, tiring
font. years old, n hid, ho. eemhiets too 74
valuable to hate, nityted. Ito Is Ai.114 '• V I
i” :', hands hith, l 0 odor, :,
llVltkit'll Eli la' ROAN,
of the Mutter Lion kook. and in bone It .
and action co utl tos.n3 horse bred In ..... 4
~,„.
this county, The on ter bat leg no de. wfa. - --' 4 "
alre to keep hint, will bell hint tor lent than kii , real val.
d uo. Any person wishinaurthur Inlet inetien. can ad—
dross ' it'll. li PILLER,
New Klinttdoti P. 0.
Cutultirland Co Pa.
atarch
P •
ÜBLIC SALE.- • ,
Wu would call tho attention of ton public to the
Mlle of Mr. U. It. Culhertenu, on sATu DIY the 2.10i'
lust., at hie reddenceon the Railroad. no the property
recently occupied by the Roy Dr. NirCliutoek, emulate
the,reeldence 0f.,/ohnbon Moor,e, the fdlowlur porsoual
• TABLES, CIIAIItS,
Sofas. BureauF, Centre tables, inolting Glenn . , pier Tn.
blo. Sideboard. Clocks, Carpet, Cviillien i lir do. Cur.
tains, Bedsteads:, Parlor, Chamber and Cooling Stoves.
China Glass:mre. ho.i Embracing n full assorttnent of
lOUSI11101.1) and. K EN ?WIN IT I 'RE, and Inclu•
dings variety of abet: at tide: not neon.. y to men
tion. Also.
• ONE FRESH .31.1.LC11 COW, ..
FRI° to commence - 1100 A. M. at w hich Mule
a ,o,snnaiio credit will he Urea.
•
Carlisle March 21, s.
DISSOLUTION.—The partminThip
heretofore existing betsveru the subscribers un—
derlie firm or Early & Nommulter, was dissolved by
mutual consent. on theist lost, The books of the him
are at the Warehouse, where those havine rialtos ce ill
present thew for p.utriettient, and those indebted, e
make payment to either of the firm. ,
(Cur Hole )Inrcit 1860.-Tit
UPII OLSTE It I NG:- A. , .1) CANE
• BEATING.
The Subscriber (late of Phlladolphla,) would Inform
the cittoonstof 041.HW,, and vicinity, that ho Ispropak . ed
to do UPIIOLSTEIIINtt to all Ito handle/3. Alto,
CANE SEATING,
and repairing Furniture at every description, at his
Shop ou Hanover Street, bothern Pointret alrret and
.Chnpel alley, Also, Furniture fur tale. an the letvcat
,
priced. DAVID JONES.
Outride March 21, 1800:,-13m,
ESTATE NOTlCE—Leiters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Ann ilearir,ht, Leto
of South litidlitton township dereased. have bum Issued
by the Register of Cum lira., tut county, to the subset Pier
residing In said tow oship. , All pond.. Indebted to the
estate aro requested to nialielututediato payment, and
these having claims to pteitent them far settlement. to
(Xi II STUART.
,Administntio'r. ,
Nlnrch 21
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WARD; MANUFA CTURER
• • And Dealer In STRAW.O(OB,
Noe. lU9, 10,5, and 1)7 North Second Strout
PHILADELPHIA.
. . ,
• "Re are now receiving our SOILING STOCK. whirl/
Will comprise a largo and desirable assortment of all
kinds of eriftkW and LAllii, C/0005.. Our Wei/ of • -
FLOW:L:ILS "AND:1111VIIES
. .
will be usuiuolly large this senion, mud 'we would in,
Tito your plumittl :woollen to that drpto amen
call stud exerelop thrul bluere lull:big your, purclusses.
-. • • • • . youni Respectfully,
• WA
N0it.103,107. t 107 North 6ucond . 6lreot,
• Yeb. 20 180.-11.
()FEEHED AT PRIVATE SALE.
and a log stable, with soma troll. trees.—Price ssoo
Come mid sou 11, you Luny buy It, easy payuaunis. In.
quire IT tha Editor.
Carlisle March 21, '6O —Jit.
R .uAL_.ESTATE
L AT PRIVATE
Thu subscriber offers at private sale, about one hue•
dred acre:, or i.i..tono hand. xittmtudin cent, town•
ship, Perry Connly, alai r ut 7 mile north of liloutaGeld,
sixty acres of the Lund is cleared, with two
The improvements tiro n•two story 1,11(1 lICUSF: and ii -
Log, Bank Prs, with °tin+ out-buildings, mid n good.
Saw Mill. There is a never foiling spring of ivnter at
the house. nod the land Is under wood force nodnhigb
'slate el eultithti m. The land will bF Enfd low, slid to
good purchaser. tin 'myna:ids will bo made oas and
IMPSIeNtiIIII given immediately,
For terms apply on the prunikes or to
ISAAC MILItIOIt
•
New Bloomfield P.O. Pa.
•
.
Morel, Sl, 18110.-llt
. ..
].i 3 Olt RET.--
t i
1.- i'h., (urge ware house on the corner of 51 n
and Wear stt vets, 01th n connoNlone truck, am ell .
toTei,vary prlvilmr, tor rho
10, lotslopmr, olfored lor refit. Posseeisi,n given on the
Ist of,lpril. Apply to
Gtrli , ElD An ell 11, 'CO
U.IISSOLEITION.—The . partnership
Illureti+f To existing limier the firm of 1. A. k. U.
hnufnum. tan thh,orted evinfeht. on :tlon•
flay the 1'214 !lift. Person 27 having vial.o ngniost tho
thin hom for oettittuent, and tinosepndebt
eil 11111 fun e put Well to
11olUng Sptingo. March 21, 'CO.-3t.'
N. IL 'I bo trosinerot %sill hn eootinued at the 011,
slam! 1111 d, nl.lllllllll , of IiAIJIMAN k •1111EC111111,1,.
MEM=EI
Ily•virttal of sundry wills of yendilioni exponas,
joshed out of the Court of Common Piens of Cumberland
comity, nod to me directed. 1 u - ill expose - to viii' by
.piddle voodoo or oubly, at the Court 11011,43, In thin
borbUgl, of Carlisle, 00 b.bil DAY, thin 11th day ( April;
15411. nt to o'clock A M 4 thn fallowing, described final
kjstate. 10 wit: .
A tract of land nitwits in. Dickinson township, con.
Minim; toree news more or less, •liounded on the east
by moperty of John, I'lllo
CI Dv, rad. on the north by property of Robert Moe.
:Ind on the month by property of Samuel Denton nod
Mrs. Dixon. having, thereon retried a two story log
b00e...., one stay brick kitchen, and n Ironic' stable.
Seinctand taken in execution and to Unsold ns the mop-.
Da, id Noel.
. . .11
lEEE
, . .
A tract of land situate In Fast Penm,horn' township
C holland ~ o unty, containing 84 AN es more or lcoo,
1 , 0111111,1 01l the rant by oho ,11Sq1101(11111a (firer. on oho
north and hie:A in lamb. of lieurguct Jamb Koons
and on t tr hunt ;li - if - ands of linolglhonigsdorlf, has log
thcruon crusted a 1,0 stary IoC, , house, hank horn and
spring house, and other out houncs. Seival and taken
in exe,uthui and to bo sold na I huliruperty of Itobecca
A. Alexander It Illr.
I=
,A lot of ground sit - ante In the borough of Mechanics.
bur.;,, con taining::_ feet in front. and 194 reel In dep:ll
nom, Or lOSS. 6.111111 Pd Oil the east by lot of Joseph I.eay
soot by t,l yhs NiGook), on the north by
st,eet, nod on the r nail by :it: John'', Alloy
havina thereon erected It Us„ story fratnn dwelling bons°
(n 10,3,1101, and other not houses. Seized and taken lit
ex'ecution antl to be sold as thu property of Peter 8.
Waggoner.
...A lot ofgrounil situate hi the borough "nt. Carlhle,
containing ':i;• fo,•t ip front, end 240 tort In depth moro
or lc,. hounded op the rent by prone:ly 0I Aguslns
it erl/1!1.1. nil th,• went by lot of Ge•or,a Whlteman. on
thy north by boroot Alley, 111111 by Louth
er street. booing thereon erected a too eta ry frame
how, and truing slob!, 11:1•17/O1 nod tol.bn lu CAnelltit.),
end Io he void og,the propurty of : 4 alauel blithe!,
'ALO,
Ilarda 9J, 7f,430
Oy virtu,, of a writ of Levart Parlay, Issued out or the
Court ofroninnor Plras Cumberland county, and to me
dl doted, I will ex pose'to mile by public !undue or nut.
cry. at the ,11110 time and plat..., the following ifescribed
had It lola, ton IL:
• 'IA tmortaln vice. , " or pared of ground lalllato oh East
',other dtiret, ill the larytugh of L'111:11,10 and county
mirresald, bounded an till' south by sold East Loather
stritel, oti the I.IISL by land or Mrs. Ann 11. Alex/order MI
thn north by L `CII , t taller, told on the went by lot •of
(I, it. Colo and W. W. bale Mang thli ty feet In width.
an i two litooliattl :rod for ty loot In depth. It belay thin
piece 01: par.tel of ground convoyed by deed dated 'Petit
June A. It. MIT. by tleorge Ileclimen to Catharine Steen
who was afterwards married to tbrr above trimmed August
(remoter, Sulstal mid taken In execution nod to be •
surd as the. Property at 31Ichatil llolcomb Administrator
with tho will on:taxed of Cativo - lir° ()moiler A . August
(lecturer terra tenant And nil to he sold by ma,
hull Elt'L' 51cCARTNEY Stiorlff.
t
)lareli
CONDITIOSn.—IIn all amounts overhundred dol.,
hrs. fifty dollars Is to be VIM ,VllOll the pri•pn, is Is
strlrken ell', n.l I.,,elity five doll:kill ou nil amounts un
der file hundred dullara.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
TUSCARORA ERNA bE INSTITUTE
TIIIS INSTITUTION k leedednt Academia, Juniata
county. Pa.. S toile& from the Penna. Railroad. nt l'at.
teraon elation, and a miles Irmo the Perrymyille aintton.
•
•
The Acelemie Year e,onflstp of two Set , simin of 5,0
mouth. 'each. Tho Fuminer Seesion with which the
5,6 0 .1 0 1, e ,,,, will tonunence on Tuesday, the let nay
of May. IStai. and will close on Mattirday, the 29th
SrV
tendtor 1860, and the Winter i 4 eaeltdr, on Thuriolay thu
Ist day of Not mato', ltind. n 11,1 close Mare'd 3010, 1851.
Board including tool, Light and Tuition In
thy Primary and Collegiate Pep irtments,
per term, payaol., In advance $75 00
Wasfilug, par ,lawn,
he/mewls on 1 . 14110 Or U Mtn,. .
cording to length
$l6, $23 or $25 Rer_fieeli
lien of Piano Or titular, A;•Cor-
ding to limn ...... ••••••
Drawing' or Plover Paluting
Audent or Thulorn I.nn,n l / 1 .;••n,
11'11.11 rho in relniinnl Inl 4 lln.ping
or tell pu,nl
Heats In Cliunnies
Young Indies will be 11114 nt the above stations and
conveyed to the Institution, if a short mini, ho given
by letter, addressed no the Inn incline) at Academia, au.
Oats. c.intetv. For alreillars or .titer information ad
drris tiienl'ilnelNl aD the' above utile,.
Mareh 14, ISCO-210,
{ IEAL S'P A ., T ) E sI A G . ,:s ENCY, E
IV
AUEYT, CONVEYANCER .kNTI SCRIVENER, hoe re..
moved to Ids New Mice on Main street, one door west
of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road Dept.
Ire is now permanently located. and has mhand snit
for sole a very largo amount of Real Estate, coushol or,
or Farms, of all sixes, improved and unimproved. till
Properties. Town Property of every description, Build.
log Lots, also, Western LaMIS and Town Lots.
give his attention, as heretofore to the Negotjating
101411 A. Writing of Deeds. Mortgages, Wills, ltutrsets,
end Scrivening eenerally.
Oct. 18.57.—tf.
1 8 60 - ; - SPIi,ING • F A .A ri, 8-11 1 N 8 ,
I.,;ii„,:= old Stand. A complete ktocK of Hata and Cape
HOW ready no. InanCctlon.
SII,K, •
FUR,
In every et)le and quality. We call rotrtimilorolton
lon to our VI !LATS. Silk and soft Ilea, of
ny style manufactured to order. Cope or.oll kinds.
tEcuu.nlyr KELLER'S 01.11 STAND. "
North honorer Street.
Carllsle March 14, VW. • ••,,_
W ATC II ES, JE WELRY k SILVER-WARE.
VireY
would respectfully !inform our
friends, patrons and till pulAle guttErally, that
we 111100 now in Store, and oiler
WHOLE tAl.it k RETAIL, )t f
at the lowest Cashk
Pies a largo end . ....At
very dude(' Mork of Watches, Jew. '
airy. Silver and tinted Ware, of eve• g(
ry variety and style.
Every description of Dinmond 0t.. , '...,: - ..C. - ....
Work, and other Jewelry mat
AM IN !CARLY.
J. It. NONF:MAKEIt
der at short 'notice, pir - 4.-All Goods WARRANTED to
be no reprneented. •
N". B. Par!tenter attention given to the REPAIRINO
of %Vetches and Jenulry, of every deneript ion.
STAUFFER iimirtv,
No. 622 Market Street. South Side, PIIILADZLPHIA
March 14,'60-30." , • •
F 0 S E!
At the Cabinet Bourns or A. IL EWING, 3 A. N. I
Venetian Blinds
widcb cost 820 a pair, ono year ago; and will be ta.1.1
at a great reduction. March 7-ot,
p P R 4ANGINGS ,
SPITING 1860 STYLES
HOWELL & BOURKE.
DIANUFACTUREIIS ANIIIMPORTERS Uk
PAPER HANGING
*No. 17 ki..uth FOURTH. Streei,•belovr Market, phutt
delphia.•
Offers unusuat facilities to IVllottsaLs .t IttTAIL ISUT•
Ras. a splendleslork of goods to select from. and all of
the ne‘, , est and best dealgos.;—WlNDOW.
P.APY.Itz 4 , In endless 'variety. . Staf•.7.3wv.
eILASS! GLASS!! PAINTS!
• A Aall ass.ument, or a iasalr ail alses
and quality, with a- large, stock of fresh PAINTS{ all
colors. Oils, Vlrolshes; ho, C, moot lu large or small
quantities, at low figures at ,
40115 P.. LYNN 6 SON,
North Hamner Iltrort.
fief, '27, 'GP
LIMESTONE QUARRIES,
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WALL PAPERS
)OOlt uo lIS S T E EN T
FOR TUE YEAR
AERMIAM BONLEROIId WILLIVC GRACEIr,
ESilpirell..l)lrurtu.ils of (lie Poor ;and , or the Haulm of
' &Nilo:01.11a ortito County ofOuialierldotl, in account
County, from the first day of Jticittat,y, till
Oar dv of December,
To cosh . rocAvod from County
' Tr° sou:,
from t id. 'Wherry for
of Mrs
• from r. Biddle, Esq.
• for uio of Il Uoler, •
feotti It. Ill'Cartney, by
the hands of T. M.
for .board of
• prisoner,
from log. Lobseli, for,
tow of Mr. Knottio,
from - Jos. Lobaelb , for
Rood, les, • '
• from Esq. sloans, for
• use of C.
lin, '
„ from. .lnhn Clendeinn,
for hides,
• from Carlisle D. hank,
„ from Om doer. Saxton,
'So, for old metal ac
naill returned, ie.,
Clt,
By cash paid nterchandtso, gra ,
• 'caries, ,Ve
''for stark, • •
for saddlery,
„ 'for support of outdoor
paupers.
„ for shoemaking, tailoring
hafting, ,te
tinware & tinkering,
„ • ,sundl les,
blarkstnithlng, '
• fro Insurance en.,
• farm and horse shed,
grain Boor 34 grinding,
• thra..bing inarblite, horse
power and belt, • 117 20
;, locust posts and waking
posts, 50 46
• constable anti jttstices,fees, - 107 50
out door funeral oxpensas, 121 12%
„ J. B. Colwell, ling , balance
in full of Interest of the
o`llrl.lll reeng. In Or ,
- phaine Coot trio widow
trilrian's . death, , and
Gabriel O'Briatia share
of said estate on 'old.
' ow's death, Mr. Colwell
being :tiler of sold wl
• dew & also representing
' Gabriel triblan,
T. 71. 51441,, Esq.. salary,
C301.1.1'1 1 . Bank, Interest,
Dr.•Zihler., salary,
Jrs, Lolrteh, salary,
„ Jacob. Squier. salary;
• fir onnd and goal,
• Phila A 111„drutse,
• „ Stato I °natio t.syl um,
„ for nirtligines,
„ for loather,
forra.tings.
„ for hardware,
• for farming ulensilii.
„ tor inason and carpenter
work, 24 62%
. fir outaloor sneak:ll aid, 21 75
Dauphin ea. p lor,11„trio, ' 37 01
• Huntingdon co, poor house, 31 5 1 1
„ tors estate, . 294 50
• for hay and straw, . 49 10
• ter now barn, 5:479 675”;
• A lio4 l er extra pay 711 50
fil) I , x tra pay, , 4051)
J. Trimble, ext., pay, 87 50 ,
„ - 'Fr tit. for thrashing, • 11 20
for wilgan uln g. ' • 176 01
Balance duo. I reAsurer on . •t
.seltleulent, 117 51U.1
$15,596
JACOB I. 4 QU I Elt. Estr„Treamirer of tlui Poonlfouso and
the -11 .- 10- or -110 ‘P 1 7 44 , ne.frAl4,--inriferland-Vountrv-,ltf
account with ,Ov Dir.:lora of said Inotitnclbn, from
'the first atiPiff lanuarY till the thirty•firnt day o
December, Ibsll
DR.
To cash Iron Co. s, 110,000 00
„ from di!lerent snorres nx
oxillhlt.,l in the fora.
,001110 otrkti4.lent.
„ from Prim.
for old inot.tl uniis t eturned
Halrtnre due-Treasurer,
By rnrli pnlil on Dlroctore 6r,lrrs, •
Its balanco doe Treasurer at last ,
sottlinont,
Carpont.of Bork or near barn,
Rock on Farm lot January, 1860.
o horses, 2 colts two )t!dIV old, 14 !Awns, 14 milk cows
1 hull,-2 yok9 - ol vrouldog ion,,, 3 cal ved,,2 helters,.3o
nlioats, 19 pig:, t, liroedin4 sews, 10 sheep..
i'ork, 13egf,....1/ntion, and Veal, fatted and
. . . ....
atted on the farm. in 18:19.
411.11e - 4334,'nvornqu weight , 13334 ri..m313-18.097 llan
3 3413e5. nvorriso weight 72. p Illutlx —576 lbs.: 111,11,p
nverso weight 43 1-5 11,3.-473 lbs. Making lo 311 21,
715 pOun63.. ~__ - -
Painting Ulensils on I"arm 1 January 1860
1 broad and-1 narrow wheeled wagons, 1 stone wa
goo, I wagon,lied, I pall. woad ladders, 2 pairs hay lad.
dere, I cart and cart gelhas, 1 one horse wagon and har
ness. ti p own, single shovel plows, 4 hint as, 6 double
sh4vol plows. 1 threshing machine, IPorso pouter and
strap, 1 wi n dmill, 1 ground roller,l cutting box, 1 groin
drill, 2 grindstones, 9 log chains, all now "Chaim, 6 setts
wagon gears, setts plow gears, 6 setts leather Ily nets,
I set carpeoter's tools. I set blacksmith's tools. I sett
buteber'S to ds, 4 wheelbarrows. I cabbage boll., 6 grain
cradles, 22 ronelog scythes... 2 mat tucks, 3 2
1 ,1,k,, jaric screw, 1 large sled, nod a 'allay
of go:wring tonic orsl, spades, forks. rakes, rick lee, corn
hors, stone hammers, wood sawn, mallets, wedges, An.
tekedate showing the proceeds of the farm.
1410 bushels of whZtat. 3 I,l,ush le'ry•e t 1000 bushels
corn. 000 bush Ixv ats, 600 hunhels potatoes, 1 buihrl
f Etnotha seed, :15 loads of hay, 15 loads corn f0,1,10r, 5
14,1 K pumpkins, tr,oo head hbazo. :31 dbush els pair
nips, :30 lot,holA lawts..l basholx beans, .1000 carom
beep. IV bushel., ',dishes, 2 barrels tido lb erode
applebutter
Articles ;wide in the House.
:10 ht,lsters.:3l rolls, 185 shirts, 7 handkerchiefs, 15
barrels n.O son, lbs h Ird smsip, 20 bonnets, 25 coin
!mitt, 03 ellennses. 1 lu frocks, G 6 nprolis..ls'sacl, F. 25 pairs
Stoct logs footed, 21 p lirs stoeltio l ts k vtlit4d.
Number of pauperri 6i the house on the
Ist of January, 163 , , , , of tru t h;ii were'
colored, 115
Number admitted up to the 31st Deccan.
her, 1555; of which i u ere colored, 'l5l
Making tho wholo number through
the year,
Of.which 12 died ,t 112 discharged,
Le ,,, init the number mu:lining In
tiro hOOSY nn the first at .12011.
ut3 , Ibnil, of nv111..11
Out do irllalkllol, 41116pOrtoti :It pub
• lie cspmino t luouAn the year.
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Whole number remaining, chargeable,
at the end of the ear, 163
There ere males 82, of which . 21 are
colored, 82
There aro females 54, of •whlell 14 are •
colored, - 86
And 25 out door paupers, 25-163 .
Thoro arc as near as c4tn be ascertained 2
under tun. year ell; 12 front 1 to live
Mali; 9 from a to 10; 5 (put likto 16 ;
s.rlietween 15 and2o; 21betwean 20 and '
'3O; 16 between' 10and 41; 17 between
40 End 50; '1 t between 50 and 60; 14.
between 60 end 70; 6 between 80 and
90; 1 between 5:; and 100, ' 138
In addition to the altar° number 1717 transient pau
pers or travelers have been recelaed and supported for
rdlort periods, without reAular orders.
{Pa, the Direct o rs of the Poor Wad of this lions° of Ihn•
•ploythent of Cumberland county, do certify that the
abase and f , reining statement contains a just anti true
exhibit of the . insMution, duriniethe ',Mud alslve stn.
ted, according to the best °four hinny ledga.
. ,—..... ilivon under our lenotin end the - real of
SEAL mitt °like thin 9th they orJan wiry MO.
-. .11.111N :MI:MILE,
, -- -irs .
A ItOSLEII,
WM. (MACEY.
Mnicit 7 11991. - •
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poort 110USP.1 - VISITORS' RE-:
it .
January Term,lBoo—Quarttr SON5lOno,
Before the lion Janes 11..Ornhain, President Judge
and his Asseelates, the follnving proceedings were
had, to nit:
Thu undernkned Committee appointed by the Court
to visit, examine Into, nod report upon the mode of
Management and present conditi at of the Poor Ilium:
of this county, bog leave to ntatu, that in the discharge
of the duties assigned thorn, they have visited thoin•
xtttutlon at different tholes during tho yo There
were in the house 'ors the lot dry of ,lannary., 1858, 130
of which . 34 wore colored. Thole has been admitted .
since thou 154, of which 7 were motored, making the
whole number provided for ..uring the year, - 272; of
these 12 died and 142 dlicharged, leaving the number
1,1 the house on the lot ol.lacruary, 1880, 138 of wheal
38 are colored; out-doom paupers 23, makihg thesu hole
number chargeable at Omen,' of the year lel
We are happy to nay that we found evorylhing
good order, nil the apartraeole clean and of healthy ap
pearance, their clothing comfortable heir diet good and
nutritious, and t .o sick receive the : faithful attriatien of
the phyttleinp. „Labor Is provided Id , them that ate
Able to work. Tln•rhildrou royal v u proper earo and at•
Outline and when old enough areeput out to edit/tide
persona, Your committee are fully &Visaed that the
tootltution has been well and truly managed during
the year.
itexpectfully,
'JONATHAN I lOLMES,
DAVID K UTZ,
II LIMAN,
March 7. 'BO
UMBERLAND COUNTY
JIAI. SellOOL.
il.O Fourth Sension of t bi 3 l eintlttition will columns°
in I.ITHItAItY lIALL Newvillo,,m Tuesdny the
18th day of April, 18,10, and continue FOllll MONTild,
(exeltodve an volution of throe weeks during harvest.)
Au abb. corpe.of Instructors have leen secured, and
no effort Will he spared to vt.tnlch the school worthy of
the poshlon It woks bioscopy, end of thu petninage It
renpostfolly solicits. •
bo School is entirely under the control of a DoSrd
of Trustuur ' composed of one School Director from each
District In the county. ,
TUITION FER—.IO for tho minion; No extroa.
Gooi Boarding can bu had In private fnmlllce, at a.
brut 52 per Week •
For circular; containing full particulnrs.address
JAS. IduCANDLISII, Tresaurer,
Nolll'lllo, Pe.
By order'or the Board of Truarim.
• " Pres't
F01.7.29,-2m
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/ GU L L) !'ENS • 1 4
PRIOR, FIFTY 131M1 . 8. . '.• ,
&clone thu Pon Inn letter with .Cniiti or Postege
Stamp& Thu return mtill will bring the Pen ati good
as urn... Address 370;11i k 11A1,1, 9.yrueuee i hii.Y.
Feb: 22,0 .
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CEME
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.1 00 TONS IRON AND ROLLED
IRON of the very benritrNol,lSll BRANDS warran
ted•in entry way Superior to Aberlean make. .Just ro•
trued with a large assortmentof
Sheet Iron, Melts,
Hoop Iron, • Wins.
' Band Iron,
Horse Shoe bun, &lupe,
Spring ROO, Mite,
Cast et onl, Rivets,
Blister t toil, , Nuts,
Washers, ilotue Shoes.
Screw Matt, Nails.
• Blacksmith Bellows &e., &e.
~,Cheaper than the cheapest, at tlp Hardware, Store of
March 7, O. 115511 W SAXTON...,
N. B All Iron sold at city p4ite with freight addid
and warranted. . .
VI !for
200 GRIND ST,.-NES.-
Of oil slam reormnted of .q beet goal*.
g ust
tmelved at tit Ilarderarobto• of Meech 7, • !RENItlf SAXTON.
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DAPERIIANqINGS OF
j_ ' n; BW, ; DE
In 04d, Velvet; Stripd and • Pig.rad, (Muted. Marble
and Oak. hold, Velvet and Plalell,NtnEltS,DEOpitA.
.1 . 10.ge, bIitI4IIOARDS PftINVS, and WINDOW
slung% Ale., ping and hands no Btylas of •
' WALL l'A''ER,
from Six Cents per plieo and npIarde—IVIIOLIC'SALIO
A itumAn, , JAIL!. ICO URIC Jr.,
, i reeeenor t Louis dolman:o t
. . //MIMS a IlourAcrutisn, , °
. . , , N 0.1129 II li•STNITI' root i'lltlt.ll : A. •1
..i tl
March 11, 11;1150-1m. ,' • . .
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• •Oheap Joh Printing de here. . -
=MAE
CIELVER PIATEID WARB BY
iIJ HARVEY PILLEY •
Kn. 1222 lilarliet Stroot
.Manufnet urny or 11.6%
NICKEL SILVER,:nud SILVER. PLATER of -
YORKS. SPO -NS, LADLES. BUTTER 'KNIVES, •
• L CASTORS, TEA SETS.- URNS, KETTLES, •
- WAITERS, iturriot DISHES, ICE PITCMERB,
CAKE BASKETS. COMMUNION WARE,,
• • CUP.;, 1U13.3; 0011LSITS:,
With n gener a l, assortment. coinprisitig .nono• but the
• bent quality.inaiiii 'of the beet inateriabi and heavily
•phitet. coontituting thorn n Serviceable and durable
article -" ' • • ' • • .• ••• ••• .
Por STPllitciATl and PRIOOO PAIIILIh9.
ge - Oiti Ware re-plated in tho !Nat mathier• •
Fab. 22' 1130-1 y .
OYSTERS. & BILLIARDS.—
Tho Subscriber would - inform IflkTrientle and
the public generally that he has refitted in x superior
etyle the old stand formerly occufflud by—J. W. Blake,
and that be Is nnw•proparod to .furuish
01 r T 1 , 1 11 S: - .sy , 'A 1; E. • •
of the best queilly. Realm title a splendid TiILTARI
Tnithn, ,vOlch Ilia, those hal or that emusetnen
would do well tri note. Ile alll also pay the bighes
price flu , all kinds of COUNTRY PItuDUOE , such ha but•
tor, eggs. apples, pot:am:eland dried frUlt act, &c., &c.j
delivered to him.,. • ANDREWSWARTZ.
—• .
It •
AA The large third story . monk In Inhofe ecreer—
one of the to•tnt thiguerotype galleries In town. Posses.
Mon given Immediately, apply to
Yob. 15, :It.• C. INIIOFP.
•
1111111.10 VA L. 0P LOCIIDIA'Y'S
, .PITOTOURAPDIC AND
NIBROTYP.E GALLERY
• C. L. Lot:fun:in Is happy to announce to the eititPllB
of Carlisle and vicinity that lin has rumored his Picture
Gallery to ' , MARION HALL" qiirro he hopes, with an.
parlor facilities, and pleasant arena to his Rosms, and
ent client light to merit a contlnuancoof the vet y
Al planning,' liestowed upon him by his patrons, and
friends.
I'IOTURES OF EVERT STYLE,
tondo tram a toodnlllon to life slur. Ills pictures ore
ttOrianted to bo superior to ail mode to this port of
flit country, nod equal to thievery bent ninth, lo large
Mon. Ladles nod gentlemen are rovpactfully Invited
to roll nod ...oatolno speclotonc.
Fob. 15, IStS). ti. • .
E FOREST, A RMSTR NG &.UO.,
D
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
80 4. 82 Chambera/t., '
linuld daffy the Trade that they aro oPlning
.• In nem And beautiful pattern., the
, WAMBUTTA PRINTS.
MEM
• • A: ,1! OSK P: A ,
A new Print, which excels every Print In the Country
for pt:rreetion of, execution 'tad design In full ltladder
ColorKZ - thlr Prints - are - cheaper than 'Any If market,
rtd meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to.
AD 311N1 ST RAT° lI'S NOTICH...
_ Letters of Admini,:tration on tho Estale of Wit.
ti %Id IlsrrEtriNui:a. Into of Dickinson' township, de
ceased. have been Issued to the sule.eriber residing In
towifehip. All persons Indebted 'to mid ER.
tate are requested to Anoka immediate payment, and
those hav Ciairllll to present them for settlement to
.1401 N 011.011,
AeMinixtrator of Win Ileffelfinger, deed.
Feb. 0, linin-nt.
.. J .I STATE NOTICE.-Laters of Ad
•
inthistrnOon on tho Estate of Louis Ifortetter,
eceased. late or :diver *ring t. wnrhip, having boon
. .sue tby tine Register of Cumbet land county. .the
übscriber. In Mechanicaburg- Notice Is herebr
iron to tit we Indented to make payment, and tilos.,
raving elahns to present thins duly authenticated fir
o tlement to GEO. lIITN
Aflnl I niFtrator of:Loula Ilostut ter, docA
IVO7ICE —.Notice is hereby given to
all who are indebted to us that our boo will ho
hauled over for collection after the 15th or next tilivith.
Our books,are now lu possession of our successor Asher
WM. who Is constantly ready to revolve mousy on oar
account. ,
Jan:ll, lAO. • -._• STEINER 11110Tlit:18.
• P. S._
_Asher Mae Clothing Sinte r near the Starke,'
Home.
DISSOLUTION. OF' PARTNER
sitte.—The partnership heretofore existing
der.:the firm orttIIROSI k. BLACK, has this day been
db,solyed by mutual consent, therefore Ire would mallet t
all those indebted to come and Rattle their acrohntai
and alf th , ;lse having claims will please present. them
for settlement.
JACOB SHROM.
ROBERT M. BLACK
MEM
The hash:Mil wilthereafter be continued at the• old
stand of Shrom It Black model the firm of UJ.ACIi
DELA NLY.nrfiene too will keep conatently no hand all
kinds at 'l,llkllir.lt AND CUAI, of orety-dek.alption.
which we will soil nt the lowest end pokes. and oil or
darn for all 'tuff will be promptly ationded to oil the
aborted notice We ore thankful for the patron:tee of
a generbu, punlle nt the old 4411,1 of tihrom A Meek,
and would.stilLeolleit a..contlaunnce. All orders loft
at the tail len, of Jaen!, :Throat for coal and lumber,
will he promptly attended tong heretofore,
BLACK At DEI,OCY.
Jan. 11. WO.
•
1860
The Subscriber hnsjunt returned frowthe Eastern
Fines with the largost, cheapest nod 'best selected as
mortment of Ilardware over offered in this County. Eras
ry thln..rkapt Inn Isere Whatosalcr and Retail thirds
ware Store can ho had a little tower than any other
house In the county at the Cheap 11, rdware store of
Alarch 7, 'N. lIIINItY SAXTON.
• .
MAILS AND SPIKES.- •
i 1 Wrenn Nails abd Spikes. Jest received Of the
very In•et make and all %Warranted Country merchants
supplied with nalla at manufacture's inlets, at the
Mani ware Store of
March 7.'60. HENRY SA Xl'ON.
600 :MACE CHAINS OF • ALL
kind. with A large tie , sorttnent of
[tun CiIAINS. HALTER CHAINN
BitEAST &INS, Firm CHAINS,
IMO CHAINS. • ' T11X4:111.; CHAINS.
CO%r CHAIN'S, SPREAD
Just re,,eiv..d nt tho Cheap Hardware Store et
.March 7.'10. HENRY SAXTON
HAM ES I A3IES!IIAM ES 1 ! 1
3.10 NI, linotet,junt recoProd of all kindle.
COMMON PATTERN,
LONDON PATTERN,
•
ELIZABETHTOWN PATTERN,
with and without pntoot rnstenloga ;!lictipor then ever,
nt thn itnrtin'aro Burro of
Morels 7', NA
ju. I3AINTS AND OILS.- ' .- -
10 Tone White LAO. 'OO . Gelb:rite of SII, /net
received with a large aetiortinent of '• " •_;.'
Varnlshen, Fire Proof Paint,
Tilrpentine, Florence Mato, • •
Japan, - ' White Zinc, ,
Putty, , - Colored 0 ne,,
Litharge, . lied Lrad,
• Whitilig. Boiled Oil,
Olun, , Laid Oil,
Shellac, • , • Sperm Oil,
•
Paint Druidic% Flab Oil, iie.,
Colors firm cry description iry, and Oil in cane and
tubes /It the Ilefilitare Store of
March 7.'01. If l'lOlY SAXTON.'
FARM BELLS ! FARM BELLS!!
i just_roculred thu largest, cheapest and best as
sortmentur FARM DELLS In the county, tiroenrastle
Metal. and Sell Metal WA ItItENTED NOT TO CRACK,
at the Ilardware Store of .
March 7,'60. lISNRY SAXTON.
11 . 61V - ITrit - ::::., ---------. 7__
:. j . 25 Kegs Dupont. Rock nod 1112 e powder, with-a
I: assortment of . ~
Snooty VIIPO,' t Stone Drills -
-
. Has, , . atone Sledges,
Crow Bare, Stone Hammer.
Just recant* at the &oh, nuclear° Store of
Mewls, 7, '6O . HUSKY SAXTON. ,-
Dtr3lt'S AND CEJMEIT.- _
fiO biwrelii Coolant with rcvery largo wiser/then •
of Chain nod Iron Puinpv, of all kinds ehrisper Ihgr
ever, nt the Hardware atom of '
• March 7, 'OW • . 1117VIRY SAXTON.
•
A ORICULTURAL 15111,EMENTS.
1
.4 - 1 ,
Cultivators, Garden floes ] Garden Trowels,
, lurk,,, Shovels, •Ilaken, S odes, hoes, Pru•
nine Hooks Hay Holy's, risks. Met. .
tasks ' Hay Blevatirs. Mullin,
Moulin, Plows of TN)/ dl erent mako, •
Including Blanks Plows,len wood's Plower,
n,
Gibbs' Plows, Ze!gle I'M, , Bloomfield Plow,
Bork Metal, nod Nagle Pio de., de., dc., de.
Just I eceived a large supply of 111 kind of goods to fit
out thu Farmer or Mechanic at '
March T. ,eO.
,
1 000 BOXES OF Gi l is,—. .
Lot ult Mime o Double and slug! flick. Plain, Orna
mentid Colored &e,,,Attet reeeletd at the cheap Itard
ware Store of o :.
;HENRY FlAxiox
March 7,'60
n E s GAOCERIES!-
: 'AT S. C. 1111 YET1 4 8
ihad and Mackerel of different grades,' .
• eAt ISUYIETTIt.
Salmon, Scale Fish and Whito VIA,
Codfieh, Salt and Pickled Herring,
Al itUYETT'S.
Choose and Crackers can herbal'. •
Dried Frutt, Preeervea And Jr
At IIUYETT'S
Sugaiburod 'lceland l'acts,..
At IIUYETTI
A fi snit supply of LIQUORS,
Oils, WWs Lasa, lie., ke.,
' .MALL ARRIVAL OF
Fresh Drugs, Fancy Goods; Fruit, and
1 . Confectionary.
.*B. W. lIAVEItSTICK h.' Just rasslved from the city
and Is now opening astilendld display ofFANCYGOODIi,
to which lie desires to call the attention of his friends
and the public. Ills assortment in Me line cannot be
surpassed in novelty and elegance. and both In quality
and price of the articles, cannotfall to please purchaaers.
It would be Impossible to enumemto his
which comprise every variety of tancyartlcles of the mot
exqulslto finish such as. '
Valdes Maebe Uoode, ' • - -
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
• Ladies' kancy4laskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments, .
Ladles' Caber s Writ lint Desks, and Port folios. "
Port Monnatee, of every variety,
Gold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, And a
large minty of ladies' Fancy natio. cry.
Motto seals and -waferti, Silk and bead purses,
Hiding whips, elegantly finished.. Fide eutlerb,
Perfume baskets and bags,
'Brushes of every kind for the toilet, •
•
X. basin:out It. it 11. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds, • • I • .
Fancy Pins for bend dresses and.sbatvls.
111usien1 Instruments, of all kinds and at all prices
together with an I n nuVnerable variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to which
The I nvltes'speelal attention.. '
Also, an extensive and elo'fratit collection of
comprising tha various English. end American Works,
richly embelished POETICAL ivothce, Bibles„ and
Myron Books, elegAntly bound in velvet with , meted
clasps and corpora. suitable for holiday.giftk.
Ills assortment al School Hooks and School Stationery In
also complete. and. comprises 'everything used in the
Scheele. Ile also desires to call the particular eaten.
lion of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, Arc., .
from the nctensivuestaldishments of Cornelius, - Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study JAW., for burning either
lard. liperin o'f Ether's! 01l : also llYtYfritselehreted
Ite,ryquile or Coal Oil Lamps, togetherwith Flicires:VsKes
Fancy.Scremis, lIIS assortment In this line Is un•
equaled In the borough. Also.
' SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine sport
meat of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND' DIUEO,
•
FRUITS,
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Barb as Oranges. I . .einong,. Figs, Raisins. Nectarine.,
Primus, &c.. FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—NW..
SERVED FRUITS, MINrED-111:AT, PICKLES, &c.,
In every variety Unit at all prices, nil of which are pure
and fresh ouch as can be confidently .recommended to
his friends. ilia stock embraces everything In the lino
of Fancy Goods, with many other articles uselui to
hue ekeepers which tho public are especially invited
to call and examine.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly oppoalto the Bank no
North Hanover street.
.8. W. HAVERSTICR.
•
IMIER6
(11.TIM13ERLAND VALIEY BANK
PROPRIETORS. -
, .
WILLIAM Kell, MELCI10111?INDIAN, ~,
Colts. C. Sootiness, .1011 n DUNLAP,
Rictiano Weans.
..101111 S. §lllarTT,
JOHN C. DIMS!. . 11. A. STURUEON.
This Bank, doing business In the name of Kcr, Brett
moan k Co., is now folly &owed to do a general
Banking Business with promptness and fidelity..
Money revolved on deposit and paid back ou demand
without notice. Interest paid on special deposits. Cer
tifirates of depoilt bearing interest at the rate of live
per rent. will be Issued for as short a,period as four
months. Interest, on all certificates will cease at n,
turlty, provided, however, that if mid certificates era
renewed at any time thereafter for another given pe• •
rind, they shaft bear the same rate of interest pp to the
time of renewal. • Partieniar attention paid to the col.
lamina of antes, drafts. chocks, Sc., in any'part or the
United States or Citnadas.
Remittent'', made to England, Ireland, or she Con li•
neut. The faithful mod confidential execution of all
orders entrusted to them, may be relied upon.
They call the attention of Farmer,,
Mechanics .and
all there who lesire a safe depository for their names,
to the ontloolatble ftet, that the proprietors of this hank
roe taoirmeattr liable to the extent of their estates for
all the Depossts, and other obligationa of tier, lirenno.
man & Co.
They have recently removed into their now Banking
Rouse directly opposite their former stand, in West
Main Street, a for doors east of the Railroad Depot,
where they will at all times be pleased to give any in.
formation desired In roped td money matters In gene, ,
Open for tinniness from D o'clock lu tho morning unl II
4 o'clock In tbe evening':
Carlinle, 519 y 20. 1957
fIOURT P C LA MATIO N
Wnracia the IIett:JARES Pr'oxl•
loot Judico of the several Courts of Common Ileac of
the count'. of Cumberland', Perry and Juniata; and
noticr the govern' Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery in said counties, and lion. SAN•
UZI. WOODrIURN and Fl o e.. M. COMM, .Judean of the
Court of Oyer and Terminrc and Oenoral Jail Delivery
for the trial of all'eapital and other offenders/ In the
sold county of Cumberland. by their precepts to me di-
retied, dated tie oth of January, 1890, have ordered
the Court °Myer and Terminer:lnd General.tall bell very
to be holden at eAttLisr,E, on the second MONDAY of
April. 1190, (being the llth day,) at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, to continue two weeks,
NOTICE IS 11111tEitY GIVEN to the Coroner, Jun.
tires of the l'e.ice and Crinstables of the sold county of
Cumberland, that they are by the sold precept amt•
inanded to lie then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations
antl,lll other remembrances, to do those things which
to their ollicer appertain, to be done, and all those that
are bound by recognisance!, to prosernto ngalnpt &he
prisoners that are or then shall be In the jell of said'
oeunty,aro to be there - to prosecute them as shall be
just
— BCIPT. DicCAILTffEY, Sheriff.
•
Seentres Orrice,'
Carllnle, Sob. I, 11460:' . f
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,MOTHERS...
I=
In preeentini you with Dn. EATON'S INFANTIO:
CORDIAL "o desire{ to E.t.d., Its nuperlorlty over oveFy
nostrum that num or quack has heretofore offored you.
First—lt Is the preparation of a regular physician,
who Is well qualified from much experience in infantlle
complaints to prescribe for them. Secondly—it ix en.
['rely free from paregoric or opiate of any kind, and
conseqUently relieves by removing the suffering of
your child, instead of deafening its sensibilities. Third
ly—it is put up with great care, ad a competition of it
with any other article for infantile compleints will
show; the very roota from which it la distilled bring
dug (tom the fort-etc under the direction of Dr. Eaton,
ninny of theta by his own hands. Fourthly—it in per.
(belly harmless and cannot Injure the moot delicate in
fant. nod ix meertalit cure and relief In all the following
Coxes. which is Ile chief merit over every other preperar
tiny,
Fill?. ALL COril PLAINTS , AT3ENDING TEETHING;
ouch no DTBR> I htlY 1101.1. C, ke.; also for softening
the gum and relloving pain. Forreguinting the bowels
It it unequalled. For Cold In the Head It is n sure re
lief. For CROUP, the most Wel and trying of disetues,
it can be relied on with perfect confidence; and being
• eowerMl :Intl spasmodic in all CAMPS of convulsion. or
- fits: tve earnestly irimintinind'init . trC limos nc',iline ln
procuring it. Lastly—it costsso much more titan other
preparations of the kind, that we cannot afford such
long ntivertisments as can those whose whole expense
Is that advertising; for the seine reason, it commends
itself as the most reliable to nil mothers. In all CASON,
the directions trumped around ooh bottle, must be
stilctly followed Price. Ti rents per bottle.
gLOOD'FOp~
Dr. Bronson, baring been no far reduced by consume.
Dim, as to be pounldored beyond all hope of recovery by
the most eminent of the medical profeenion, nod also by
himself—a regular phyolcitin of twenty years practice—
os a loot resort, conceived theldea of ANALYZINO
THE BLOOD, and applying the sul‘Ject of physiology to
to e mom immediate connection, and effect of tko math
of the blood upon the health and oyotom. The result
bee been the production of this " lILOOP FOOD," from
the use of which Dr. Droneon wan motored to perfect
health. Within nix. months &Recite ro
tlduction, over
two thouoond consumptives were el ctuelly cured by
.It.- If you have any complaluto or c onsumptive ten,
dency,Cough, Cold, He/Macho, l'alp tottoncf the Heart,
Loss of appetite or pain in the side, lose no time In pro
curing a bottle of the" IILOOD FOOD." If you are suf.
feting from Nervous Debility, or' your /done is broken
old disturbed, if your Spirits are depressed or your Or.
gaits relaxed. you will find in thlit an unrolling remedy,
by commencing with ten drops. If your Liver In torpid
or dkeosed in ally monner whotevar, one or two ts)ttlen
will be sure to inflow:lto, and bring II into lively and
healthful action ht the most Inveturnte cameo of Dv',
. .
impala the patient can here find the meat efficient and
grateful relief. A benefit is always experienced after
taking only onn bottle. In Male or Female Complaints
and Weakness, the mutterer, alter trying other remedies
lu vain, nmy root assured, that a curtain cure will re._
anti from the tutunif two nr three bunion. The "BLOOD
FOOD" In effectual in all canon of Eruptions, Salt
Rheum, &tonsils am: other ilkecomplainte.• Pale and
emaciated children - hod adult. are Immediately benefit.
tad by Its nee. It gives strength to the body and color
and beau :y to the akin. Physicians of all. schools are
%Wag It with wonderful eurcesr.
For full dlrectlona, gee circulars. Price $1 per bottle.
Sold by OIIESCII & DUPONT, Druggists,
• No 88 Malden Lane, New York. '-
T.*. DYOTT & SON, Agents for Pennsylvania: -
S.' ELLIOTT, fir Carlisle. And `by all , respectable
Druggists throughoutlhe country.
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Fob. 8, 1880.,-I,:e • ' •
BEERY PAXTON
ri 4 Olt SALK OR RIONT.-" • -
1. The properly on the Railroad weet of the Code
owned by Roe. Dr:Meellotoek, end be* Wiwi ocentel:
ey of tt.b. Culberteon. •
For terms apply to
Cordele. March 14,1860.-8 i;
T OOK OUT .FOR TO KIDNAP
-141118.--.o,l,ntore eirnently. riAnoate all who
know tktnifiliak Indebted 1611 m, to , call and , ratio,
.wltkonerdelar, as nnlourse hultihonoo eao 14 pl4no.
Pl4lBle, I.lb.
tiocrim
At lIUY ETV&
11=E!
cEranz!
=MU
NANCY GOODS,
MEM
It. A. ATIIR a EON, Cashier
J. W. MARSHALL'.
Zusineis'
• J
.
NO. , K. SMITH, TO
spectrally announces' to his old friends col
oriner pstroue, that tam returned - frum_his epn 111
western triur..with his health greatly !tapered, and
has resumed his practise In Carlisle.
OW IC! on Main Street, one door-west of the liallrea.l
Depot, whore he eon be found at all hours, -day an,sl
night,•when not out professionally. .
Vernet... Oct. 26, 1829-tr.
JJ. BENDER, M.' I). '
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. (110311MO1 ATIIIST,)
rIIYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCIIER
Office ou South Mauler Street, formerly occupied
by XII% Smith.
nR. 8. B. KIEFFER Office in Nnii•
I.__lllanover street two doors frqm Arnold k Son',
store. Office hours, more particularly from 7 t 0.9 o'clock.
A'. 31., end from 5 to 7 o ' clock, Y.
DR ICI R. GEORGE S. SEA
lIT, DENTIST, from the
""• t more College of be Surgery. - l
IM.Office at the residence of hie mother East Loathe
street, three doors below Bedford.
March 10, 1856—tf. •
DOCTOR G- luieremov ,
ed his °Men' to the eolith went corner of Hanover A
Dmnfrot et where ho may be consulted at any hour of th.
day or night. Dr. A. has had thirty yearn o*perienre
In the prole Won, the list ten of which hare aeon der.,
ted,to the study and practice of Homoeopathic meal
eine. shay 20, niTrlm.
•;..4-7 , -7z :DR. C. NEFF.AMSect•
16• -•:. fully informs the ladles and gentlemen
a" of Carlisle; and vicinity, that he hoe re
mimed the pmetica of Dentistry, and ,Is prepared to pm
form all operations on the tooth and aunt., belonglto
to his profession. Ile will Insert full sets of teeth om
gold or dilver, with single gum teeth, or blocks, as they
may prefer. Terms moderate, to suit the times.
South Honorer etreet,
noxt door to the Poet
•
Office.
•
Wlll . bo absent from Carllale the lad ton' dote ni
each month. lan. 1, '63.
LO. W. NEIDICH, D, D.
•Uto Denfonstratorof °petal Ivo IhMlintry to the
Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.
11:11 tri0TA Office at his milder...
oprosito Marini' Rao, tVest Main street, Carlisle, Nilo
Nov. 11,1657.
.
fix T t r iet u o brr,lbeng having taken tee warehouse, rare aiiiil
_ -
S. W. HAVERSTICK, Druggist, - ;
iii r
North Hanover Street, Carlisle '
... Physician's preacriptionacarefully compounded -. rorwiwin 1 to. D. Alurmy's well known enlabliahment,
, on Went 111 h stre.et opposite Dickineon College, would
' • ; inform the gublie tha t ' they hove entered into •general
g and tonimlaidon i•uniness. . .
-
A full supply of fresh drugs and ehemicale. . 1. The highest market orice will b pa id
i and Produce of all kin ds.
e for Flour,
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LAW CARD:—CIIARLES E. MA ' e They ars elan prepared to freight. produce and stock
+ to Philadelphia end Baltimore, at the lowest rates, with
1_,4 OLAUOIILIN, Attorney at Law, Office in In. : nerdy and despatch.
holy a building: just opposite the Market nous..
(11'11144 March 14, '6O-Iy, ' • PLASTER AND SAElLkept constantry on hand, and
, FLOUR AND FEED it"*holesale or retail.
•
TOHN HAYS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.— • Coal of all lands. embracing
I'l Office on Main Street, opposite "Marion Hall,' ! LYILEN'S VALLEY, '
Carlisle, Pa. • [Oct. 26, '69-Iy. ; , . , • ' LUKE FIDDLER,
CP. EIUMRICH, Attorney at Law. . - BUNIIIIItY WHITE ASH,
.-offico on North llnnovOr street, n few dobrs • - . LOCUST GAP,
south of Wass' !total. All business entrusted to hint 1 LiinebUrner's and Illacksmith's
will be promptly attended to. - (April 15.
,---.- -- , -4 , ---- - a . COMITATITLT 501 SAL!. ..
.I AW NOTICE:— Rpmov4L. —W, 1. KEPT UNDER COVER,
And delivered dry to any part of the town.
J. 51. PIINItOSE has removed his °face In rear n ; .
the Court !louse, whore ho will promptly attend to all • . ' • ‘ MANLY & NONEDIAKER.
business entrusted to him. . 1 Aug. 17, MD.
*most 10. 1857
•
--11 - -A-W,OF-F-10-1 1 1-LEMUEL-1 1 0-IIDA:II-R , 3.IAN I"
L.,/ has returned the practice of the Law. Office iv , L : .l , Zi ll a t ta a fte i Lii i t y on i d m an2 o 3 f d e lr i,e l t B w o . 9 6 4l.o sub.
Centre Square, west side, near the First Presbyterial, ....! rite
Church. i ' . CARLISLE AND NIIILADELPIIIA, -
April 8, 1807. .
- leaving Carlisle 'every morning and Philadelphia every
Ate' FARE REDUCED. -VAR Levelling. '
. '
All goods. left at the FREDMIT DEPOT of Nam*.
Zell k lIINCIIMAN, No.. 808 and 810 Market street.
STATES UNION - H-OTM, •
r . ' ' will _ be delivered in Carlisle the next day
.....
006 &. 608 Market St, above sixth, -..• ' s • ',I. W. HENDERSON,
, . - PUILADELPAIA. ; May 25; '50.. • West High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
JAMES W. POWER, Proprietor
.TERMS:—SI 25 por day. ju30.58
. H B ERSBURG FEMALE SEM-
INARY.
_AMERIC.AN HOUSE The location lapleasant and healthy, and the advan •
y times are equalled by for in the land. The institution
North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa. Is lartie end prosperous, with a Corps of ass'stants cho.
1 sun with care, and well qualified to instruct In the solid
TV . W. Ii LINE, Proprietor. j mid ornamental branches, The influences in the board
lug department are parental, moral and relining:
This House has been refitted in a superior style, and I -Cho next session will commence on the 7th day of
now open for the accommodation of Boarders February. Catalogues may be bad on application to
and Travelers, 'on the Principal.
MODERATE TERMS. REFERENCES.
Rey. NV. IV. MID, Carlisle ; ihsv. John Ault, Loudon.
EXCELLENT STABLING ATTACHED. Pa; Geo. H. Bucher, ksq., Ileguesto rn, Pa; lion. Geo.
Chambers, B. S. Srhneek, D. D., S. R. Fisher, D. D., Rev,
P. B. Reese. Rev. Joseph Clark, Chamberablrg, Pa Pro.
rumors at Princeton, N:J., both otthe College and Theo.
logical Seminary.
HENRY REEVES, A.
Mrs. SARA al 11. REEVES;
Pnucipall.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.- 7
S. E. Com Ugh Alaik i et Sls,,
11. W. KANAGA,
EZIME2I
N. HANICH,
MERCHANTTAILOR'IO
WEST
,MAIN ST,
Opposite the Rail Rona Office.
gar- Fall and Winter Styles 'of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings made to Order:
Carllxlc, Oct. 26, 1855.
H. • NE.WSHAM . ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OCrice with Wm. It. 51111er. Hag., South Honorer Street
opposite the Volunteer omen.
Carlisle, Sop. S. 1859.
W. C. R
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
ILL
through
lAT g i ve
e 7tatie',l• i t , t a 7 ,e nt r u n ,
. t , o t
m ro b l m iz . c . t Inn;
and ecll
Real Satato and nocurltics. Negotiate Inane, pay tane7,
locate lurid warrtmla, dtefer to the members 0
the Cumberland County liar, and to all prominent ci ti.
none of Carnal°, Pa. ' [Aug4 . 6B-Iy, ,
Bl=
I=l
HAVIN G
entered into co-partnership
M the manufacturing of BAIL IRON, at Wet t
Forgo, Carnet°, i'a., we would resPectfully invite the
attention of Hardware merchants, Blacksmiths, and all
others who may want a superior article of Iron to glee
them a mil.
All klnda of hammered Iron constantly• on hand ur
drawn to ordur on abort notice. •
The highast price paid fur wrought Iron wan or to
ken In exchange for bar Iron.
Carlin's, Oct. 12,11452.
ENV CARPET HALL.-
Leldlcb d Sawyer do connection with their Dry
toi business, hare just opened a stry large stock of
Carpetlngs, comprieing Velvet Tapestry, Ingrain, Vint
tian, Hemp and Rug Carpets. Also, a full assortment,
of
STAIR CARPETS,
of different widths and kinds. Also, Floor Oil Clothe,
kisttlngit of different width White and &squad, Drug
et's itliud Materials of all kinds.
'LOOKING GLASSES,
lid a general ,votriety‘of
ROUS . EKEIWIND DRY GOODS.
tPe Itcylte the Inspection of buyers to our large Rod
varied, stook of good., as ee are prepared to offer
Imnsuat Mixdoxtrz
In this line, our stock being entirely new and embraces
iv all the •
NEWEST STYLES .AND PATTERNS
In the market.
•
We are also receiving our stook of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which for completeness, .cannot be surpassed In the
State.
Please give un a call•and examine foryourselves.
SAWYER.
Carlisle, Mar. 14;1860.—t f.
(7111BERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE
Msouternosnuadi PA.
A. F.MULLIN, S. IL, PRINCIPAL. and teacher of
Mai hen:lance and Modern Languages.
TIMERAS 8. ILEES}, A. 8., Assistant Principal and
teacher of Ancient Languages and If ishar English.
L. M. lIAVERETICK, Assistant In the English De.
partmont.
This Institution having passed Into new bands, will
be reopened as n Stale School only, on Thursday, the thl
day or September next: It I. the design of the present
proprietors to make it a strictly first-clime Boarding
School, for-training and fitting boys and young men
either for college or business. An ellicient corps of In.
structure has been organized, whose personal interests
ere identified with the sueceseof the Institution, end
who will Isere no pal 111 to make it worthy of the conll•
dance and patronage of the publi6. The Buildings of
the Institute are ample, and well arranged - for the ac
commodation of about ninety boarders, and sit students
front abroad ore expected to boaid with the teachere.—
They will thus enjoy the benefit of constant instruction
and eupervision. • '
. Mechanicsburg is situated in the centre of the been.
tiful Cumbeiland Valley, nine Miles from Harrisburg,
And In easy Osman by Railroad from•Philadelphia,UAl•
amore, Ac, No location could be trier° eligible for ac•
cees—none more healthy or attractive Throned a school.
- Pupil' from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Intermediate pointni taking the: morning_tralmwill
roach ;Ilechaniceburg by 2 a'olock, P. M. An it In the
determination of the Principal and 'him Assistants In
place the leotituto on a permanent and elevated basin,
withl, every application re/philtre for entwine turrets,
they appeal With confidence to all who have sons to ed.
The inbolantle year will, be divided Into two sesnion
of twenty two weeks each, the thst, beginning on the
Ora Thursday of September, and ending on the Bret
Wednesday of February; the second eelsidon beginning
on the firnt Thursday of Nebrusry, and ending on the
fret Wednesday of J uly ,
• - TEIIIII9. ..
Board, Washing. Tultion,'ltooine furniahea, •
said Yoe por ihisalon,J, ,' • • . • • . •••• est. 00
Bay neholara will bo received at . $lO, sl2, and Ste, so
/lording to thrift adrantootent.., ' . .
Noristra charges for ancient and modern langstsgra
or vocal music. .
• .
Tonne per plosion payable halt In ids/urea. 'For gni'.
their !Arminian apply to 3lullin &Rowse, Broprialors,
agoelaaniesbilte; Pm . . • , •
Apr, 0,1800. • - .
NEW COAL AND LUMBER YAIIO
7 , 113. it:R=l.l6.n )Jere this day en torsi:l.lot° Viti•
fahlp tiade In
C.Or 7 A '
We will hare constantly on Mine/and furnish tearthe
all kinds and quality of, seasoned
•
bIiThIIINR, • •
.. .
SOANTLING,
•
FRAMII EITDM
Paling, Plastering Lets, Shingling Lath, 'forbid Noe
lug and Went herboanling,Poata and Italie, and every ae.'
Delo that belougn to a LIfYIYiRit YARD.
All kinds of Shingles, to calif Whitepine, Ifewdeek,
and Oak, of dllferent quainter. ,Havlng Care of air
own we can feruish bills to order of any length awl
else at the shortest notice and ctnl most reasonable.
terms. Our worked board., will be knriprider clover as
that they can be furnished dry at atSfintes.
' We hare constantly on hand all kind of Family Coal
under'cover. which we will deliver clerk to any put or
the borough, to wit :
.LYNS . VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LOBIIKRY.
. -
which we pledge ourselves to eel! at the Wired pie*.
Best (plenty of
Lirneburnees- - aod — Blacksmith'i Coal. - •
'always on hand which we will cull at the lowest arm.
Yard west side co Grammar School, Main street.
ARMSTRONG k 11017WSR.
July 20,1867, '
)T . E
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AT IRE T y/ST or Klmatismt.
he etibscriber world respectfully call'the attention
of Limehurners and UM citizens of Carliele, and the
surrounding country gebnYally, to ble• NEW COAL
YARD, atteched to hlq Wail) flange, on West High at.,
where ha will keep constantly on hand a large supply
ct the best quality of COAL, to wit: •
Lykene "alloy, Luke Fiddler,. Pfne Or,ove and Traver.
ton, broken, Egg and Nut Coal—screened and dry coal,
which ho pledges sett at the Drama possible
.price,,. pest quality of Limeburner'aand Illeekemith'e
Coal always on bend.
404- All orders left at the Ware Iluttees, or at his red.
donee in Noith Demmer street, will be promptly at.
tended to.
April 14 '5B 'tt. . W. IIEIIIYERBOII,
JOHN EARLY. J. R. NoNr.MAltne.
FORWARDING AND comma
810N HOUSE.
FLOUR AND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND SALT.
=I
Car Hell, Jan. 22, 1860.-1 y
WM. McVEY,
TIORTABLE - GAS LIGHT.
The undersigned are now prepared to furnish
"Loveless' Portable Gas Light and Fixtures,"
nt price. ranging from $5.00 to $5OO.
- Tito light has the advantate over other artificial
light on account of its SAFETY. BRILLIANCY and
ECONOMY, the cost of e Full Flame being only about
ONE CENT per hour.
Onloor from-abroad respectfully solicited, and foil
satisfaction warranted. Liberal dein:Hon made to
Churches end Seminaries. All Orders will receive at-
tention if directed to HARKNESS
• Carlisle, Pa.
.
ti „We would refer to the following geatleesen who
have the light In use.
11. A. Sturgeon, Msg., W. 11. Watts, Esq., Dr. D.
Mahon, Win. Ker, Esq., Joe. C. Hoffer, Esq., and Col.
.1. :I\l4lnnls.
Ca lisle, Dee. 14, 1859.-3 mos.
ANUARY REDUCTION
A. W. BENTZ
Announces to the public rind his enatorners, that to
accordance with his usual custom thisseason cribs year,
he bag reduCed the pricer+ of his stock of
FANCY ORY.GOODS, •
which comprises many choice and beautiful danrtp•
lions of WINTER DRESS GOODS, each as all Wool
Merinoes, pinta and figured, all Wool DeLaines.play
and figured. Coburg., Valentine, DeLeine., all wool,
Plaids, to., Ac.
FRAU LA of every variety at extremely low prices.
A beautiful lot of FANCY SILKS of *very style and
color, and at lower rates than can be purchased alas
where In Carlini°.
=1
•
_I O UKS & CLOAKS.
A splendid assortment of Furs and Cleats yet oa
hand which we ars determined to close out without re.
gard to COST, in fact our whole stock is now offering
at unusually low prices.
Poisons will find it to their decided advantage to
call and examine for themselves, as great bargains may
be expected the cloning season. . .
J. OOODYEAR & CO
Carlisle, Jan. 11, 1860,
NO MISTAKE.—AII persons in *ant
of a bottle of Flue Old Imported and Pure Brandy,
or Old Rye Whiekey, or GM, Mines, get, can get' th e
pure article at the Grocery of the subscriber.
WU. BENTZ.
Carlisle, Jan. 18,
„ . , I ' L IELLiNG OFF AT COST
1,..7 Notice to llousakeepme, Hotel Keepers, and oth•
ors The subscriber havlug concluded to change his
business, offers to the public his entire stock of goad.
at cost. Come all examine for yourselves. me
stock consists cf a large .and well selected variety' of
"'' PLAIN AND OOLD-DAND CHINA TEA - BETTB
Chamber setts, and a general assortmentotQueensware
Castors,'Olass•ware of every description, Kerosene mid
Fluid Lamps, Chink Vases. Alcoa large stock et gaml
ly groceries, consisting in part of fine Teas
Old Java Coffee Jenkins Nukes, all orlon
Old Rio ” imperial Y. Ilyson A Black
Sugar' ".. • Tessa in hulk
_lists& One Table Oil, French Mustard
Oobien Syrup, ' Worcestershire gauss,
Plain& Assorted Pickles Concentrated Lye,
N. 0. Molasses, Soaps of all kinds,
Bakers Chocolate, - Wall Brushes,-
• Presten's Eagle .. '-, Sweeping
' Varrecas Chocolate, Began & Tobacco,
[locker's Farina, 10,000 Prime Herman Began
• Corn Starch, 5000 Prime Principe tiegeffe
• Essence, of Coffee, - Mountain Dew Tobacco, -
Closes, Cinnamon, ' Olngesand Nutmegs, • '
Carriage Rugs. Door Rugs, ... - .
Cedar Tuba all aloes, . Cedar Churns,
(levee Buckets, Painted Buckets, ' ' •
• Half-bushel measures, Butter Bowls
Wood I 2.lna Rubbers, Market Baskets, • •
' Clothes Baskets, Ladle's Fancy Baskets,
-' Sewing Baskets, . Bed Cords and Clothes Linea
N. D. Country Dealers, are requested to call and ex
amine the goods,. au they can wake additions to their
Mock at oily prices. ' J. D—HALBRKT,
Feb. 29, asso.—t, e.
rel:(:) FARMERS AND GARDNERS.
The Subscribers offer for Sale 80,060' Barrels of
u DRETTE, made by the Lodi Zdanuhteturlog Cons:
pnny. In lota to suit purchasers. Thts article,'" in the
• twentieth year of Ile introduction into Shia countsy;
and has outlived fertilisers of every °Akar description.
for the following reasons:
let. It Is made from the night poll of the City of New.
York, by the L. Id. Co , who base a capital voo,oock
larceted in the bush:ets; which,bl at risk abould they
Make a bad article.
2d. For,Corn and Vegetables it la the Outmost, neat
est and hanalett man ure. lu the world; Steen be pieced
In direct contact with tho seed, forces arekeipens mtge•
Lotion two weeks earlier, pretrant a the ent worm, dou
bles the crop, and la without dhtegrreable odor. Thine
dollars worth or tatrbarrole Ia aU sollicient to =Mare
an acre of corn in the kill,
Proca-1 1,2-2 bble. $3 10,-5 bide. $6, mid over
6 hble. Al AO per barrel, delivered free of cartage, tower. '
sole or railroad in New York City. •
A pamphlet containing, every tnfoirmation,•and esr.
' titteatee Irmo farmers all over,thr United States,. who,
hays need It from two to seventeen yeareOrill be Nene
fryo to any one applying for the rime. -
UltlfFINO BROTU6R6 &
North Itivir Agrlctiltunt-WarebetlSlN
60 Courtiand Street, New York,
or 066 Boutb,Delawars &roan
lightdeligdmae..
March 7.18180.-2 m,
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rornniodloni room', 'on the , third ctnry:lkAi
!MERU% NEW , 'HALL,' suitable 110,166)5r meetings; :
Waged, - or lithilartUrloll 4 3ll on the first floor one,
mom sultibte'lbi a Billiard Room or °Moe, and a mom
In the basement are offere4lbr rook : , Poetiadit peas' ` '
Itmesedlabstr,,
Man+ 1,
flunbcr 4 s,r, dad
BOARMS,
Broken, Egg, StiSfe mm 4 li.sl
do: • do. • dd:
-.IN PRICES
A. W. BENTZ