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t~ricu lural
The Farm
AI 111 1. ES! VERSUS HORSES
And who gains the suit': Many of our
larme'rs would •say the former : When
will all our farmers have the good sense
to admit it? Tt may be fairly answered,
,
when they shall prefer 'utility; interest,
and a just taste, to a diseased fancy; for
• though 1 admit the superiority of, a Tare
'of horses over, mules as far as
gqes; yet I deny that a bad horse looks
better,or even aswell.tte a good mule; and
—with the same k esp and attention, a-good
mule will outwork , outlook most horses of
— any of our known or miknown breeds.
think that if tiu•mers would consult
their own interests they would substitute
. good mules for their horses, in many in.
.stances.
• I think that on farms which require
more than two horses, mules might be
substituted for the horses which exceeded
' this number. Many of our flumers would
• be ashamed to ride behinda pair of mules.
and why ? simply because of a species of.
'false pride. NOw I know thatwith•the
same care and'attention, a pair mules
will travel as fast and much farther in a
day; with less fatigue to themselves, Wan
most of the horses driven by our farmers.
reltictancelo ride or rather
to be-seen riding behind a pair of inuleN
when geared to.a carring . e? Is-it because
they have longer cars than the horse'? or
because "ley have smaller feet?
Those who have used mules long enough
to understand then, and their ways will
say thal they pull piore evenly and stead
ily) and. are less . likely -to waste their
*length than the Itorse, and for this rea
son arc more Suitable to work. belbriloxen.
Yet although miles in my opinion are
much bettenfor farm work than horses, I
would riot advise - those keeping two or
eveti 'three to' substitute one of. them for
a mule be he ever so good, for - very few
Mules are strictly speaking fit to work With
a. horse; in such a ease if there is none - of
that-false pride cotmorm in sueh - eases it
would be better' to exchange all -of- them
for the-same • number of goonutles
• In plowing or hoe-harrowing- among
corn or other crops, his-feet beimg so touch
smoller-than,those of the horse and follow
-ing each other more nearly in a line, he
is Joss likely to tread on -the crops.
In addition, the owner of the mule may
rely with tolerable . certainty on the con •
tinnanee of his mule capital for thirty years;
whereas the owner of the horse, at the end
of fifteen years must look to his crops, his
acres or his blink for the renewal of his.
The longevity of the mule is so proverbial
that the purchaser seldmit enquires his
ago.—Pliny, mentions one that was 80
years old ) and Dr. Reese saw two in ling ,
land that had reached the ago of 70 and
were still at hard work grinding clay in
a brickyard.
Mr. tlood of the ..4morso , Fornmr
estimates the, expense, of the horse at $44,
and those of the mule at $22, annually
-These are not mere assertions but the re
sult of thirtyycars' experience with both
races of anittials,
Very few know . exactly what the mule
is; to say the mule is -1 hybrid between
the horse and the ass would appear to be
so absolute a truism, that the recipients
of the information would be very apt to
laugh at the infomant ; yet few, compara
tively speaking ; know which is the mule
—much less that there aro two distinct an
imals, both the ofinprng of the horse and
ass, one of which is, 'and the other is not,
the mule.
The..offip . ring of the male ass and the
female horse is the mule proper, or in Lat
in he2nionits, or half ass, The offspring .
of the male horse and the female ass is the
hinny'Or in . Latin hie nes, a word whi'cli
conveys, as also does the former one, a
distinct meaning which is lost by its trans
lation into English; for hinnus is derived
from hinnire, to neigh, therefore the main
distinction is that the .mule inherits the
iroiee of its father and
,brays, While the
hinny inherits that its father and neighs;
there are also other- distinctions, the inn
py has shorter ears, smaller feet and a long
straight mane and tail.
But this is a digression from the case
in hand and te_rsturn t i p . it I will quote
the following froin'the report of an api
cultural committee of the State Agricul
tural S'ociety of South Carolina in - the.
year 1824: . -
,'The annual expense of keeping a horse
;is equal to his cost; a horse four years Ohl
, will seldom bring more than his first cost
Two mules can raised with the seine
expense as one horse and the mule is fit.
for work sooner than the horse, and if of
a good size will perform more work on less
feed, and if attended to when first put to
.wank his gait may be formed to suit his
owner: ",
''Soiiie , objcet to the mule because his
feet being smaller will sink farther intO
soft grounit—DOes not.the difference in
Weight counterbalance the difference in
the nip. 'of the hoofs?.
Those who have. had more experience
in this line than myself say the annual ex
pense of shooing a' mule is not Ittore,than
one third Chat of the horse for the 'same
time.' His hoof.being•harder and of much
sliiwor growth, the shoe if well put on re.
mains until it is worn 'out.
...To'stun upthe advantages of mules over,
horses we have, Ist. They are more easily
and 'cheaply raised thiioierses, 2nd. They
are maintained, after. 'beginning • work, at
mtieblese Cost than horses; 3d.. They aro
not anhippt to 'near all the diseases of the
hprie,:imitlieielo which they aro subject
artit*, 4n Onitigeted forte, 4th. They at
taint° a greater -age than the horse and
their.averago working years -are nearly,
double those of litorse, stii.'Tlieji are •riot,
injured 15.*, h6ileoit Prlnjudiefeus feeidng
of hired hands.' I nev,er caw'nOr heard of
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JIVING. FEMALE COLLEUE: -7
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. MECHANICSBURG, PA.
"Thie Institation„deslgned for Itu llbond eduvition
of Young Ladles, boa been in operatien.two years with
the most gratifying results. , it is now Cstablished till
firm basis, and its:pairorage already extends nicer
several States.
It Is located on•the 'Cumberland Valley Railroad mid.
way between liarrisintrg ,and Carlisle. inn tim most for..
tile end bcautitul portion of the valley, and is ' lll close
proximity to ono of the most moral, healthy, sod en
terprising towns - in the State. •
It Is central; and easy of Wlnis. Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia:int he morning
.train for liarrishurg, Will arrive, et 31echanicsburg Ip
then for dinner'. , •
Tli" edifice ix large and commodious, surrounded by
double verandas, and will areottonodate about one bun•
deed hoarders., In Its constrnotion, it ..otablites all the
modern Improvements for„tife promotion of health,
1,00 11111) eel,venirnco. in these reopects phy
pronounce . it unrivalled. 'flte'elminbers Sri) largo.l
ot I neatly furnished. Edell line its register Sir heat and
vont" la Linn Only two students occupy the stone MOM.
!. e bath rosins :treat all times supplied with warm/old
cold water.
The grounds :ire ample. and well arranged , for recre...
a talon. and the varbitti eallstitenic' exergisea -no even.
o till to heal , It, artepriti tuon:entent and symmetry 01,
term.
, 'file Vacuity 61 I str oaf°. In efficient end experi
°need..
I In the Collazi de Nom:lntent the course of study is
8 of a high. gra.b.E. entuprulkuntling all the subjects belong
a
ling to a pelite nt.d Christian tducation.
In the Preparatory Department puplls,Pl. he rare
.
r folly imdruct, dhi those branehts fanning the basis el
' thorough English education. • '
SESSiONl4.—First Session. from the let .Wednesday ol
September to the,:letlrof January.
Second SOSMOII. irnin the lot of February to the Ist of
sly.
• Vacation. during attly and August.
111 I t
17118
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12N1
19 20
INM
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IN ADVAN('N,
Boarding. Washing, Furnlnhed Rumps. F
and Light.
Tuition—Collegiate Depal tote,. t. . .
Prenarat,ry •• . . . .
• Drat Class,
• Nn extra chargé for .Incient Languages.
Musk—Pion,, and Ogihu•. . . .
Modem Languages, . . . . . 10 00
Painting, bra. lag and other Ornurainitailll•anehes
at the umial rates.
.Text.i.ooks t'urni.ch'•d at ray prices. • •
For further Firtienlars address, •
Rev. .1. (I. MARLATT, A. M.,
President.
li ant Pillage Record
CIUMBERLAM) VALLIW lt. R.-
WINTER A URA NI; EMENT
. • W 464— W.,; (.
CHANG 19 Uf HOURS! •
On And After MONDAY, NOV. 14th . 1859, Passernon
Todd:. will run no follows: (SunAlays excepted 0
VOR HARRISBURG
114 t, Train
Learn Clnnnhersburg,• , 5.:35 A. M
rihipponaurg, 11.05 "
Nea, ilk, • 11.:14 "
. 10.1 r.
• 51erlianiesburg, 111 47 -"
A rrivo at ilarrisbura, 11.15 "
. .
Ist 'Crain. 2d Train
Leave liarilsburg ' 8.15 A. 31 2.05 P. id
•i Meidtinieslitirg 1 ,57 " 2,42 ' i•
Carlisle,. • ' 0.27 ' " 8.15 "
•• ~;‘,,‘ dn.., 19.12 . " i 1.50 i
i• Siiiiiiiensiiiirg 10.42 " 4.20 .
Arrive at Clitiniliershiir. , 11.12 'i 4.50
...
TRAI 1. A'VI 1111.1.1up .0 vin Penunylvatila
ro
road nr - ttnr. - :1t7, - -Zik - m ---- tirrcrtrirami,
and 5 ,O. P. 111
In 1,31..t00n nod Readit.g Ilnllrond, ti 00,
\4„ nod 2.25. I'. 11,,,
I'or :LOS,. A. 31. and 1.30, P. 81. Igor
at 2.50 nod 0.15. A. NI., and 2.05, I'. NI. For
l'revvrtoo: Willboosport nod Buffalo. nt 1.27 nmi 7.80,
I', M. 011 m !kill 111111 Sommehanon Railroad, for Au.
burn and l'otts,lll, , ,,nt 2.00: 71.
NOT.CI: I'.I.SSENti.EIt3 'At all Stations wiler
are' sob,. viz; l'hataltarstmg, ppensburg
aUti. Ilarrishurg, a recludjon
17 i;NT6 on 1.3,h Tivl, et link lw - mado• to all P.>l',l
1, prOVillo tlaans.lves alth—Tieketa beforo cu
terlat, the ears. •
Ito fl rand llfliru, ( inbermhurg,
Nov. 0. 10M).
FURNITURE W RE -R WON S ,
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1859- 4—.--, , --...-. lt 1859
t,,,
.°44.9;-.1:-: ^,.- . •
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Prrmium awarded at. the Cumberland County
Agricultural, Fair of 1857. )
The subscriber has just received the most splendid
'assortment olartieles in his lbw, user ;brought to thin
....- place—which he Is determined to sell ut prices that do
fy competition. ,
Parlo,
Chamber,
• Din T.:I3SITUR.
'Unchen and
' Mike
Embracing every article used by !louse and hotel
keepers, of the most approved and fashionable design
.and Hulett. Including also Cottage turnituie In sella
reception and Camp Chairs - , Mattresses, OM fratnes,
pictures, Arc., Acc.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine his
stock; at his extensive ware-rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. ❑. EWING.
str.d. Particular attention given as usual to•funeials;
eiders from town and country, attended to promptly .
and (.0 moderate terms. A. 11. II
Carlisle. May Id, isr.s.—iy.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
Ihwe just opened, in the room formerly °erupted by
Shryocii, Taylor & Smith, Zug's new building. Main
street, two clones east of the market house, a large as.
Fortment of All ItICULTURA I, 1M PLENI l-NTS and ter.
tilkers. which they are "prepared to bull on the must
trasonable terms.%
Tim Mock embraj!iPLOWS, CH LTI PATON& I!A'
ROWS, HAY, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTEES,
REAPERS, MOW EtIS." DRILLS, CRADLES,
SCYTHES, CORN SHELLERS, FORKS,
sum' ELS, HOESA S K KS, PRUNING
h:.15 W lIETSTk IN ES for Mow.
ors, a ui ovory othrrartlele, no.
• rot:miry for farm nee.
'Choy also Mond keeping In addition, a 'fall assert
moat of CEDAR and WIIII.O \ WAn E. Including
Sputa's patent Chula,
liroams, Drushea, Itutrer.work ,
lialter.Forins,--Prlnts,- • Ladies,—lnitter---Tolis;
Howls, A,,. •
Alt., Fruit, Garden and Flower Seale: Seed Potatoev,
of the best varieties. They are cooetently makhrg
ditione . toyMeir stock, and ,twill use every exertlon-to
purply tho'n•ante of the agricultural community,
They hey° also the agency for EVANS A WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES. . '
Orders left at the store for fruit and ornamental
Trees, Flowers 'and fertilizers, will Inn •attended to
promptly. ' M. B. STRICKLER k BRO.
Moll '2O. 1059—1 y
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COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OF . ... ,_
COATS, PANTS . AND VESTS OF
C A SST N ET, CA SSI M ER E, CLOTH & SILK
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CASSINET, - Ct4SI MERE, CLOTH 5, SIL
OVER-COATS OF • ; ,
.
OVER-COATS OF „- -' ,
. .
• ' CLOTH, BEAVER, I'l LOT, PETERSHAM, A c.
CLOTH, BEAVER, PILOT, I'ETERSIAA3I, Sc
GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.
O ENTI,E3I EN'S :II AWLS. . .
As,well as all sorts of Gents' Furnishing Goods aro
offered In lal'ge quantities arid at remarkable lots prices,
AT TILE 011EAP' CLOTHING. STORE NEAR THE
MARKET HOUSE. ,
Cnrltslo, Nov. 9, 1859.
rr RUSSES ! BRACES !! SUITOR
TERSI!!
S. W. Corner Twelfth & Roce Streets
PHILADELPIII.d.
Practical Adjuster of Itupturo Trusses and Mechani
cal Remedies. Iles constantly on hand a largo Stock of
Otinuine French trusses, also a complete assortment' of
the lost "American. Including the celebrated .Whites
Patent Lever Truss, believed by the best authorities tc
be superior to any yet Invented. EnglifilGond Amer 4
run Supporters and italic, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory
Bandages, Self Injecting Syringes. adapted to both sen•
es, In neat portable cases, French l'usarles, Urinal .11210
he., • - '
.tirthirslind lettorp of enquiry, will met prompt at.
tention.
August '24, 1859'
IM PORTANT Tp FAMILIES.
SAPONIFIER ! !
TILE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
With Which every Kindly, with their ordinary kitchen
h g ie— re asllA e, can Mak OFT , e all th
re in Soap Soap vrith.littlo -or, no I coo.
RD, Sor
It.wlll Make hard inter soft,. clean Paint, remove
Crease, /cc., to perfection.
Abundant testimony in favpr of the Saponifier, with
vett. and VALUABLE receipts for making different (kinds
of Soap, sent free by addressing
OFFICE OF TILE COMPANY • .
886 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa,. or
LEWIS'JAMES h CO., Agents,'
Jau4,1860.-ffm.• Philadelphia, Pa.
'M. Bo sure you got the original end patented article,
man nfacturod by, the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Co., East Tarrentum,.Alleglinny comity, Pa.
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icI:ENERAI; DEPOT 48 W , E
" ‘fi 'N kW" 'Viold In thii•priticitisl cities
and tnwns: send for a Circular. Plots LO punts; quarts
. Sl. 'Boo adVeitisennintliatiled'DYsPSOic 144edy in
MIME
ucatioital.
Aug..3.lSoU
sllißellancow3,
=I
0. N. IX Supeet
0- A. B. EWING'S',
AOMIETIIIIING NEW!
SEED STORE.
n; STRICKLER tt.
C=!
C. H. NEEDLES,
Dyspeptic pain
Cannot remain,
Nor collo strain,
The health.tA:draln.
No longer need ive fear It.r r
Thu eletor's found
. Already crprnad:
The foes are bound
lyllanee -AROMATIC Sn ulx.
, .
MED • 1, 1 4111 I vi;:.
• SATIEEZYWIOX
Kr ENV .STORE AND 1%.1:7V, C-,60T).
After'returnlng Ills aelunorledditnents for the very
liberal patronage which has been extended toilful. the
millerslgned would' call mientlon tole firt that be
husinst reopened 11111 extensive assortment of family
,GRACE E 56
in, his new stora.room, ou the south-east corner of the
public square, wherathe public are invited to call end
examine a steak of goods which, in, elegance, variety
and extent., 101 defy competition; sumprising in fart
loaf, lump, crushed and brown sugars
.lava, Rio and roasted COO . llO Every va.
rioty and quality of TEA,.rpierl. (gwoupd lii
and nnground,) l'lckels. &Ores, Table OIL
New Orleans, Sugarhonse and Trinidad w
Molasses; Now - York end Philadelphia Syr-
Cinwse, )l craned, vermeellii. split Peas. Hominy
Mincemeat, corn Starch, Farina, Chocolate Maniere.
% Coffee, refined sugar at reduced rat,W, washing and link.
'lug Rh.. Tobacco Of the most favorite brands; and the
finest quaß,y of Segars. Also, a beautiful assortment
of Britannia Ware, plain and phi. band China Wnre,
'Class, Queens.'Stone and Earthen, Wore, In great wt.
rimy, and an elegant lot .of Fancy 4 oaps, extraglaiiial
perfumery for the toilet.'
FRUITS: Including Peaches In cane, Raisins, Cran
berries, dry apples, citron, 'amends, granges, lemons.
As., he.
wrora.
( . LTQLIORS: Wholestilit . and retail,
• ( 12: embracing common and old Rye Mils
= fir///,{7== key, Ilramilva, dark and pale, Lisbon
•,. -..•- g V Sberr.r . Pok.3lnderia,(lll gnaentawba
' l' ,,= :'" , ' and Mnscat Wines In Barks and
hot
~ .7--- • - d•
nor, tvotert hiskey, Lollard 'Clin,, and , Pebeidom
Schnapps: . .„
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FISH AND SALT
A blrgo stock of LANI PS. Int.luting Dyott's relebrdted
lamps fur burning l(e)oFene or coal oil, also Sperm.
Pion, Lord :nut Coal Oil, Dm Ong fluid, Sperm and
Slor Candles
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CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS.
itrupbe, Hof 310PP4, Door-mate, VIII tors.
Loakinerglasses. flue letter and note paper, IVIiIIIII
Ware. painttal lawkotr.„tc.,
soo ° ol
20 00
11' 00
19 00
Colton and woollen Hone, mid half 11 0 and n full
ntol: 41.1.11oion,Ineludllg the well• }mewl) linnet,'
If ucl: `Toros
MEI
hls.storlc eozgprlses °very Ming ant. k vaned
for in his 800 of business, nod on efforts will lid spored
to render etitiro soli Murano to Ids cusiontors,
'Carlisle, Oct. 27, IFSB-1,.
31arketing of nil taken In exrhange fn
goods.•
GIIOCERY,
QUEENSIVARK AND VARIETY STORE,
Aroth-11ese Corner of Ihr Public Syiture, oppo
Site the Curligle Bunk.
J. I). HALBERT has mnife irhhed hix 1411dt
gooda: -- Ilia - assortment to DIM Nil - Ai.: , romplae. - ,,thon g
which may lie enumerated every ,orht.: of fresh
FAMILY (1110ft:IIIES,
which in 11110 it. nmLpr!c•n,
CA'N' 71 I .11 E A 7'
A largo stork of Orlon, Queensoore,
rid beautiful .desistris, nod viol rocirig every golds of
HZ,
rraiu
2. M
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KEROSENE OR COAL—MI:LAMPS,'
no of -the greatest dieroverles of the age, embining
safety and Inerem , ed li g ht.. Coal 011 and
,annrer vonstantle on bend, which the, pnblit , are ri
wested toe - .find 01111111118..
4.21 "
DE=
Carllsfe, 27,—'58
TOSEP II U.
40' . W
ou A Tit .s'l T
IC ,N', -
,T,
l i r, trots . u`ti lYi n/` a Y'r litT/ o~
ll:tying supplied myself witla n .nr_!e - ns - srrtment nl
IVntell•yintetinis, lllnsses, e.. lum Imo, opnred
epair
all kinds of Watches. rioel:s..le.weiry. 4 - e., mai.
nest reasonable' terms, Unit tnny I e entrust., d. to iny
rare. !loping by Ftriet alti•lltic.ll ter 1, 1101:1,ti•j1r Iro fn •
erred with n Ilbrl al s h e re of puldie pa rrdnige.
A fine su•sortineit of .11,11 surbos Ladles'
['ryas!. fins and Ear .D10p5.1[1.1.1,,u1 nn •n Misses'
In !Not Plus and Ear Drops. Don anti Wass Plus all sizes
'old Chain II Its, Plated CLnlun.Uilt Lockets, (innards.
,t - e. Also, a largo and fine wort meat of
01. D F N E.lt IIINUB.
•
Also, a floe lot of Sill er 1l null, 2. Detached toyer,
uul laploe ‘Votehes. owl a go. d v.,. it meat of f•lver•
plated nod Stool . _
ill of which will ho bald low. A skare of puldleilatron•
ago is reapectrally JOS. If '
Carlisle,/ uly " •
F AMILY GROCERY - AND TEA
STORE,
Just received and In stare, n I, col; and well se.
leeted assortment Of Itio, Javn'ttiftl Mtn.,
calla, Coffee. Ito:lslet' Coffee,. Crushed
Pulverized Refined - and
• other brown superior
Syrup Orlenns
(halting) TI see,
s
SiLea of ei 01 I
pure onfy ; Choc; , I a. 11 1, and
Chocolate. Mar• ..r. : l 1..0 nod
• Crackers, Tnplcra ..1.1! sag., Indigo, •
Side...lWe anti Soda. a 'rums Tartar tied as
sorted Picklei, Muatatil nod Coriander Seed.
TEAS,--A fine :use. Intent In Packages,
ACZ/7, and in bulk—tn. well or oil other articles
1, belonging to the at the lowest
II and Into reduced prier. .
:AU ATC S, JEWELRY, 'AND
1•ON):1 N'S Old establb.bed
Stand, West Main St., marl) 0pi0,1 , 0 thu Cumbrrlnbd
Vnlloy Bank.
1 have Just received a 110 W nv
owelrv, medallions. silver It:it 1., Ac.. in addition to in 3
oiniel stork to' whh•h I invite the att,intion of the
public, The assortment einbraven hoe
gold and silver lever watches, Hunting
and open rasa do., gold Mro 1,. rs for
Ladles and gentle:non and ' , ill or Lc.
and Quartittr watches ol t`fy vn.
rietv,in stylo and prim.
Ala' fine gold Medallion. lneastithis for Ladles nod
Gentlemen of every qualify. pet torn and prim, fl o w
fob, vest, curb and neck ebain (told bracelet. linger
rings, enlildns, studs, sleevi -1 iv tons, eive.ses, charms.
e., (hild and sliver Mhol les, silver and plated
butler knives, forks. table; tun. salt and mustard eject!ns
of every•varlety. A large asbortinent of gold, sliver
tinsCOMM.. vpnrba•les, to salt all
•nr
ages to ',blob .0 luvllo special atten.
lion.
A fine lot of 001.1) PINS from, rho best makers.
•poi tub. eases, Taney boxes. silver and pearl card ruses,
cold :11111 COIIIIIIOII Vital II s,
Mantle Clerks and a varlet arthlrs 0011.
ally tient in Jewelry, establishments.
I. will soil low lira cash. All artlrliA war-I
nutted to be what they nra rrilre:entthtl.
(•articular attention paid -as usual .to
WATCH. REPAIRING and all work war .
rioted.
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G REAT C I !.1 EJM ENT AT II AR
PEWS FERRY.
Old John Reue, still alive And its. unwinds the La
dies of Carlisie and country, to go fir mediately to _
R VIM SA TV S S7ZOI(E,
nod examine their splendid sleek cf tuns goods.
.h tat rerelved a large lot 01 ma:l,lllcent
RILES, (from Auction.) Splendid Denver Cloth Moir
ties and - Raglans. Latest tarts styles elegant_DßESS
001 /DS, In great variety of .styler a mid kinds. Brocha,
double reversible, and tine Scotch AWLS. ,
FURS 1 FURS !I FURS!!!
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Direct fr , m the manufactrueis, warranted free from
moths, mid at greatly reduced priers.
Also a Nitre addition 01 STA PI.,E DOOM suitable for
the season, including 1101,PS CELEBRATED HAND.
VER. BUCK CLOVE-, warranted genuine, notwith
standing the Aurtionwri,Ayu ENCLIC.IVE AGENCY.
L Carlisle, Nov. 2, Ishii: • •
-p -Am Bb 1 S TIA 11l STA IN.
The st reliable artleln lu we for coloring the
BAIR or tt lIISKEIIS instantaneously to a
A'ATURAL lILACK OR BROWN
Does not Injure the hair - or Skin, or Impprt to the Mb
that metallic dead, or theenlnlr t.hade that must of the
dyes do, and NEVER holes or waehes out. North.
For sale at Honey I.lnnekuhre harbor Shop, !non*
Hanover Street, CarliNle i'a. Jacob F. Stein
Agent; to be Wand at Muriel uhro Butter Shop.
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25, 16011-3 m.
IV E - W U S- lc STORE
NO. 93 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG.
IS II E E T 11l U 8• I 0
INOTRUCI lON non9s,
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
PIANOS,
MELODEONS,
•
GUITARS, •
VIOLINS,
FLUTES,
ACCORDRON9,
0. C. 11. CARTER.
May 11, 59
NI APES '
NITROGENIZED
citiper-Illpspipte DfOtt
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Dried Blood,
Bones, • .
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Sulphuric, Acid,
Peruvian Guano,
A'Np
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Splp h ate Ammonia: •
• 100 Pounds of the
NITROGENI4ED PHOSPHATE
Will equal In effect and lax/Aug power 186 riunds
Pa
ruvian Guano—will product
' IIItEATEII WEIGHT 4.1 y WHEAT, •
And other Grain per
lye_ IT PRE VFINTS 'RQ:ST . '
I aollelt Fanners to give It a falr trial, beingeonfident
of Ito worth. It has been extenstvelf used In the New
England and Southern States for ten years past, and Its
Inereashig salo
PROVES ITS SUPERIORITY!
It Is. packod In Strong Bags Ormo Pounds each:
. . .
'Pries $4-per Bag, or, 11150 per Ton,
Ordida accomPauloci by Remittances will , meet •VI Ith
prompt •Attention.•
• Ulaatlinoulala and &amigo given Froriot &nine, on
application to the Pole agent, 1'; ALLNN.
• - . ~ ' N 0.14 South Delaware Avonuo,
'•^+'PIIILADRId ILIA,
,va-A;GENTSWANTED.
CrTrilide,Vab t 22,466oAni. r • •
MEM
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.Ills I) if A I.IIVET.
N. W. Ciwner nt I übllo Square
MEM
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For sale by S. F.IIL t, S.W. Daverstlek, Carlisle; D hp
Attlek, Johd St .bough, Shlppousburg; L. Haut
man, J. D. Muni; Deehanlesburg ; and Druggists
generally throng's,; the county. Nov. 9, '59.
ELLS 1 .B H L LWI 1; BELLS 1.!
fir Bells, of lho boat makes, r 'Bala cheap, at
Plllardware Store J. P. LYNN & SON,
May HAW. ! North 'Hanover at.
al/chimes.
Dit..lVFLA.Sres
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
MED
LIVER PILLS.
-=‘,it,
WE. beg leave . to call the atten
tion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most, popu
(-LT remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chu, Mione's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do yot recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
What their name purports, viz.:
, THE VERMIFUGE,
('For expelling Worms from •the
human system. It has • also been
administero with the most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER. PILLS,
For the cure Of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
All BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
prekratoyy to or after taking Qui
nine,- they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure: .
, As specifics for the above-men
tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
• .Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors, •
. FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their. Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged' for the. last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time'. and attention to
t teir manufacture. 4 -- - - - - And being de
termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele
brated Vermifuge and Livet Pills
shall continue . tO occupy the high
position they . 11 , 1* hold among the
great remedies of the . day, they
willcontinue•to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring ,the Best
and Purest material, and com
pound them in the: most thorOugh
manner. Address all orders to
REICH BROS..Pillsburgh, Pa.
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros., - will do well to write their orders
distinctly, and take tunic but Dr. Al'Lane`a, prepared by
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh; ha To those wishing to giro
them a trial, .we will forward per mail, post paid, to any
part of tho United States, one box of Nils for twelve
three.cent postage stamps, or, 0110 vial of Vernlifuge for
- fliurtsen three-cent stamps. All orders from Canada must
b. accompanied by twenty cents extra.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH HITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
' TETTEIt'S CELEBRATED S'fOMACII
lIIT
TEItS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, beeause the 'article has Attained arepu
tatien heretofore unknown. A few facts, upon
this. point Will speak more powerfully than
volfimes'of hare assertion Or blazoning puffery.
The consymption of hostel cr's Stoinach 11it
tern for else last year amounted to over a half-
Million bottles, and from its imanifest steady
...increase iu Yimca past, it is evident. tint during
the coming year the consumption will. reach
iteartme milliiin hot tles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but fur the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara•
thin, and the sanction of the Most prominent
physicians in those sections of the enuntry
where the urlicic is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their 'patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efliency in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseabes resulting theretrom.
This is rota temporary popularity, obtained
hie extraordinary t e rla ill the way of trunt
peting the tjualitiei' of the Bitters, but a solid
eat Mint ion of an invaluable mulicine, which is
destined to Ito as eailiiring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever and hgue
and various other bilious complaints have
counted flick victitns by hundreds. To In
able to state.confidently that the "Bitters"
me ii certain cure for the Dysp4sia and like
disett4es, is to the proprietors a source of tin.
alloyed - Pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
front the stomach, purifies the blood, anti
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it t h at tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon_
the stomach, liver, and other digestive.organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
to a condi( ion essential to the healthy discharge
of the futietions of nature.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily no
Fier directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiaily adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating lb the bowels, excellent RS a tonic,
-and rejuventuing-generally,- 'We have the evi
denim of thousands of-aged men and women
who have exPerieticed the benefit . tif. using this
preparation while nugering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they'ltave abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested tlm
merits bf this article: A, few words to the
gentler sex. Titre aro certain periods when
their cares are w harassing that many of them
sink tinder the trial. The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she be young, is apt to
. forget her own Leah': 'in her extreme anxiety
for her infant: thould the period of maternity
arrive during tin summer season, the wear of
body and. mind it generally aggravated. liere,
then, is a necesiity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energie of the system; and enable the
mothesio bear tp under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all oilier invigora
tors that receian the endorsement of physi
-chins, because it is recablo to the taste as
well as certain ;ti 'give R permanent increase
of bodily streng h.
All those persins, to whom we have particu
larly referred 4ovn,, to wit: 'sufferers frofit
fever and ague, ! mused by malaria, diaribtes,•,
dysentery, indistion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or't irangeinents of the 'stomach,
stip9raminated ivalids, persons.of sedentary
te
occupation, anagfiraing mothers, 'will consult
their own physbal-welfare by giving to Hos
tetter's Celebrad Stomach Bitterti a: trial..
CAUTION.— e caution the - public against
ti r
using any ot th many imitations or counter
feits, but ask . 'fir HOSTETTER'S CEREBRATED
STOSIACII BITTEIS, Old see that each battle has
"the words "Dr..l. Ilostetter's Stotnich Bitters"
blown on the s'tle of, the bottle, and stamped
on. the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that 'ourautograph signathre is on the
label.
.
AZ- Preptaed aid sold by HOSTETTER - 8c
SMITH, Pitts urgh,'Pa., and sold by ell
druggists, grog s, and dealers generally
throughout the United States. South Ame
rica, and Germ. y. • : '• • •
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. AlisCl I ancolt 9: - ,• .
a airy . ,
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er s
NI AC II I N. S
CA It AND SASII FACTORY,
Engt. Main Street, CARLISLE.
This extensive establishment Is TOOT' In Ctiniptete
der and supplied with the bestomeldnery for oxrrdtl:
work In ever); department. The buildings have win .
boon greatly enlarged this spring and stocked with t
newest and most inntrovittl tools for the tnannlectu,..
of
Dth)ll.B, WINDOW FRA:MBS, 54511,
Shutters, illindS, Mouldings, Bradkets and all Igloo
lands' of Carpenter ntorrk. We koala Builders, Car
pothers and others to call and examine our fudlllies t-,r
Joking. this description •of work. The hest Materials
used and prices as Inns tia,at ally other establishment iii
the County or elsewhere.
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null repaired as berrtothro. Ihminnes have 'hero recent
built ter W. Al. lientlermit i.Mn, in this borpuAll
It. Bryson A: Co. A thin township; Ahl.,t, Mothers, Ni‘ •
rills, shndo /e,lVetzel, North Alribileton, and ot.ier”.
nt whims establishment they inlay he seen In daily hj,
eratiomitud to whom win run refer tor evidence of thela
superiority.
• -IRON AND nit Afie , ;AsTr Nos.
of overy description, from Um smallest to the henvie,l
1„,
!does, OXPOUted Ut . FillOrt naive for every Id nd,/, Uri Mallory.
Mallory. A largo variety of mill easfinks no No • I.
01l od
Two skillful Pattern makers , onstently en d •
ItKPAIt IND promptly attend.' to for 11/um I" . 1111-
Distilleries. Cast MIII, Factories, .te.. Turning nod
Flttlnk. MID Spindle, A. done in the hest style. ",
TURESIIINI) MACHINES AND HORSE POWERs
,mell .as Born Clear Four IlorsO Powers, 11,11.0111 il
(leer Pour and Two 110,10 Towers. barn . SllOll,l,
Crushers, Iron Roller, 'Plough east ng, and other :ir ,
' tide., for farmors. on htIMI or Promptly made to ord.,.
==ffl
and repaired. Our facilities to,. building. Cure are 11 , ,w
more complete Limn lievitolorit and enables its to fo r
r Ist, them td transporters-on the rail road on !termini
dating terms and mad,, iii' the hest 'materials. Ord.,
salieltiol and entire katistartion guaranteed.
The long naperiourit.lp the Liminess of the I
partner of l6a firth, &nil the completeness of our in i
,•liiiiiiry Weyer) , branch of the esitiblislimeot warrant
Os in asnrine the beg work to Jill who raver 11.
inell-their orders. The . continued patronage of our
driends and the public Is re.yuctfulle sollelted:
at' Co ---
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Goof)! GoOD!!,'GOOD!!!
Just received at the cheap Grocery of the And •I
sigatol. Into of good th:rh.,A. a port of which Are the I .I
lowing • •
. ,
Hermetically seahnl PEACHES, (fresh.)
• " " TO)l.alltillii, '•
• " " COEN,
" • 1.1.1A5, " •
. •
" ..' ASPAIt MIES, '•
' ••' " 01 . (31 . ER5, - .
r " •• 1.0115T...11t(i. "
, •. t' PIN E APPLE .'
" • n TUIITLE SOUP, "
SARDINE. ••
Pieklod (lurking. Chow Chow, Picr.tilili, Loliste,
Cauliflower:, Capers.
uli Tannnannn liataup: Walnut dn., Mushroomnin.
Pepper S.l . iionn. Hominy, lirltt.v, CrninlnerrloP, thn finn••l.
of nrientjtannr, sll4 . nrinnirol : 4 1nonalder. Bologna
Stunnaue,'Snalin •., MacTart,lll. Sagan, C01113 , F.
Wnla.ns.an, and ? in of all 1.111114.
QUE, SSW li s E, !•INH SEI;ARS. anisng Which a/
I WeIILPIIVII thouAssel (1,111.1 Sh.s, prime
owl the very hest and iitrent JAWRIIIS In the county.
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Coniveti.inary nilli Nr“ L. ' •
• All Or wlllelt am ofTer'ed to the citizen:sof Earlish, and
•on 111 y'oillentherl.tod. at the lowest 'ogees for stoic
".. 0131 E IN Pi, Ei.)3lli ALL, two doors East of Ithe.. Is'
%)'areLeuse '
CArlisl.i, Nov. 0, 1059.
,4 4 1 .1.1tH
Ht AND EAST PENNSIIOIIO ,muTum, HEE I
SURANCE COMPANY of Cubibevland
:Atoll by :01 nct of AsFolubly, is HOW illiiY114:3111ZI•d t
In ..p.•ration mulor trio butibigemvut iil thu foiluw .
i•libittilssitowrs, viz: • -
1t11..1 It Alley, R. riorgas, 311ohnol Corklll
I . :ll . holhorgor....Ch.rh:Alon Stay:ono, John (7: ho.
.1.1.• ob
P. Coover, h o ods Eborly, hen)
Moqser, J. Illandt, Johoph NVlckorshon
Aloxamlor Cuthonrt.
• VIP 1110', of osuranee aro nn low and fir. rable as:,,.
Crenpanyof the Med In tle,itate.
111,1,1110 mein born am invited to-oink,, appllcation to t
agents of the -company, who' aro willfog to wait op
thole atiiiy time. _
WM. It. (101111 AS, President.
3TAYSI.IN. elro Pr.:Wont
',FIST'S AYER, Secretary.
M TM( A 111, COOKIIN. Treasurer
Manag , ts. - Wra ITargaa, 1.. ilyor. Christian Sm)
mat,. M. Cackl(»..l. C. Dunlap, 8.. Mat tin. 1). 'tally, .1
ll.Coover, Aka. (7:itheart, .1. Wickersham, J. Fll , Metbar
ger. S. Eberly, J. Ilrand).
ISEIE
CUM BERLAND Gill NTYI :John Shert Irk, Allen
henry ''/oaring, Shiremanstown ; Samuel Woodburn
Diekingon • Ilenry Bowman, Churehlown ; Mode If
.n
Soutar mid.f.. ; Samuel Graham, W. Penn n
boro'; Samuel Conner, Mochanicsbnrg; .1. W. Cockliii *
Sheplierd9town :D. Coorer, Shopherdstown; .1 0. x•
ton, Silver Spring; lien.). flares stick, , Sllrer Spring;
Charing 8011, Cu, dolellyer,
YORK COWNITY.—W. S. Picking, Dover; Peter Wol.
ford, Franklin;
Jo,. Griffith, Warrington: J. F. Del,
Washington; 1). Rutter, Newburg; It. C. Clark,
Pllisburg.
DAUPHIN CO.—Mimi k Loriunan, Harrisburg.
Molabors of t ho polirlosolanit to rn•
plre. can have thom,. • wed nuthiug applitltion In
an)•;nf I ho Agents,
April '2O. !KO.
3 NO. 11. CHURCII
CHURCH & EBERIY
STEAM 'SAW MILL
LUMBER YARD,
NEW CLIMBE,ELAND, PA.
All kin& of .
U 13 14; R ,
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• constantly on hand.
LuTuber doliveml at any point arcessifle - liy„liallria.l,
at tho shortest notice, ' ,•
BUILDING TIMBER
OF ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS CUT TO ORDER
Algo, 2.5,185.1—tf
AND CAP EMPORWIT-
J. U. CALI.IO & CO., successors to Wm. IT. Trout. -
vould 2111110 p net, t. , . their ,u5t,,,,,,,, and the pu IC.
zenerally that they have just received Own Philadel
phi., a large‘and elegant st.,ck vi touts, in their lino ul
business °revery variety, style and quality. --,,
- - -ss. They have on hand a splendid ..... ,
assortment of
LIATS AND-CAPS '
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of all descriptions, front the common ,WpOl,
to the finest FUR ANO SILK lIATS; and At prices
that must suit overy one who has an eye to getikin; the
worth of hie money.. The stork includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIMERE, BEAVER & PELT HATS,
°revery styli) and color and witsurpowd for LIE Ill'.
NESS, DURABILITY AND FINIS!!, by those of any
establlshinent in the country.
MEN'S, BOYS' and Cif' LI/ EN'S lIATS and . CA AS,
of every lescription constantly on hand.
They respectfully Invite, all the - old patront and /to
many now ones impossible, to glre . thent a call.
Apr. :IT, 1859—1 y
JW. S. T T
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(Late of the firm qf Winchester 3 Scott,)
Geittlemen 9 e Furnishing Store
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 814 CHE . STNUT STREET,
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE GIRARI) HOUSE,)
El=
.1. W. SCOTT, would respertlully call the attention ol
hls former friends to his new Store, end Is prepared in
fill orders for SIRRTS at. short notice. Alyerfeet lit
guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied with FIN E
SIIIRTS and COLLAIIS.
IT ° WARD-AS Sp C roNI
PIl lIA
A Benevolent Institution, established by special ec
dowment for the relief of the sick and distressed.
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic:diseases.;
and espdcially for the Curo of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs.-
MEDICAL ADVICE g'icuin gratis, by the Acting Stir
peon. to all who apply by letter, with a description ct
their condition, (age, occupation, habits .of life,
and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines •furnisiod
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on'Spormatorrho.., and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW '
E D ES employed In the Dispensary. sent to the Mil le
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or the,
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.,
Adams, PR. J. SEILLEN 1101.101111)$.'.ieting So t •
goon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Milth Streit
Philadelphia, Pa. .lly order of the Directors, '
EZRA 1). lIEAItTIVELL, Prosul, n.
GEO.. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
DeL.21,1869.—1y •
'LADD, WEBSTER Sr, Co. •
Intritoyun TIOItT W“Tell. • (
SEWING MAGI-TINES, • t
On Exhibition and for ;ale at Mrx:R. A. ItErionn's
DAOUERItIiAN ROOMS, 2nd door west of Dr.
ZITZER'S OM., Car!pile, Pa.
Send thr o circular-to
W. H. MASON, Agent.
Dea.7,
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To base your stomach
At once dlscard'all pills; .
Take the adeica I glie,
If yeillsrailld thriso unillise;
The stomach medicine of real merit,
Ii DR. HAWN INVIOGIIATING 21=T. ,
GENERA.L.DEPOT 48 W A T.E R
ST., N. Y. gold by the principal Druggintt. Pi ri
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bottles, 60 contn,,qtiarta $l. Circulars Pant, post', e
_pa Id, on application. - Soo advertisement headed
peptlo lienndy in nuothor colnum.
CA41.1.1.8.1.11 AND ADEL PH I.A
RM.
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4.36 - Cars of thin Lino leave thn Depot 811, Mirka'. st.,.
Da I ly, at 4 A.lt§elt, I', 31.
I.envOinrllsle, Dolly, at 7 o'clock. A M.
•lloodn intended for this Lino of ould bo marked C. &
r. Dolly 'Freight Lino, nnd sent in by 4 o'clock.r
Mny.l2h, 101.9. .
'VD °ll'l 1, A 1). E 1, IT% I A
AND HEADING
Two passepger trains, leave Harrisburg day, (Sun.
days excepted.) at A.w , A. 31'. and 2.45 P. 31.. for. Phila
delphia, arriving thorn at 12..50 noon hod 7.40 P. 31.
Item/41111g, Ira vn Philadelphia at 7.30 A. 31., and 3.30
I'. 31., arTlylng At Harrisburg nt 10.40 noon and 11545 I'.
FARM rrn Phlladelphitt, No, 1 CRT'S. $ ; "..25; No. 2 (In
100 train.) V7O.
EMEMZII=MM
At Reading. connect with trains for Pottnrille, Minors.
Catnwhisa; ke. ,
Four trains leave Reading- few Philadelphia daily, at
A. M , 10.18 A. M., 12..:t0 noon nod 5.06 P. M.
•Isom Pfilladelphia for Bending at 7.50 A. M., 1.50
M.. M., nod 4.45 P. M.
Fan, from Heading to Philadelphia. $1.75 and $145.
The. morning train from liarriOutrg connects nt .
I nvith up train for Wilhesharre. Pittston nod
13,!raoton.
or through tiehete and other Information apply to
J. .1. CLYDE,
Iltfnerni Agent.
CM Eill
W ST. G E It OtJ E
11 The subFeilber has started n tri weekly line of
6tag.:3 - I.etween Carlivle and Landlsburg. leaving Car.
lisle every binndny r ipinesday tlnd Friday, inunedi•
ately on the a rrivnl'of the atteram” train. of rare from.
thn Vast. leaven Landllitairg at. sou A.
ovary Tuesday, ‘Viiiintniilay and Saturday. and lIITIVeR
at Carlisle of 1.00 P. 31.. Ma. Perry •Counity Warm
Spring,. i'nlierininitidale. Sterrett's Gap and Carlisle Sul
phut Sprin,ns. On and MIT June the liith, the line riIII
rinimlaily . for thin iiiimnimoilatiihn of paiinengers going
to the Sprint.w. '
Faro to the several points as ollows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Springs
. " Sterrett's Gap ......
" Slierinanisdale, . .
" Perry County Warm Springs,
I.starllsbuig to Warm Springs,
Shernatinsdate,
.. Sterrett's (lap,
Satinla dr Springs,
Carllsm. . . . .
The aLove line will I ugillarly.carry the MAIL to and
fr he several ,points alone 111111,a tell.
I have also a well ~forked Ll V1,1:1' STABLE,. from
which I Bin at all [lams ready to rortllslll..scr: and car
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dazes to those who wilt favor lire with 'their patronage,
on the must reasonable terum and in the very best style.
n 013.191858. - • • UtitAtilE IlliNI)E1..
COPRE It, TIN AN - I.) SHEET IRON
.MANUFA(.;TOR.Y.
j The satlj,rilJor takes thin nod hod of Informing her
friends and OW plablie. that she Stlll'eleltlllllos the
loan madame of all kinds of work.: in Copper, Tin, and
Sheet Iron. Iler Staaves.are selected from the talent tip..
pro, ed styles, Tiro Cooking Strives liar their qualities 1
as conks and bakers Cannot be surpassed, 11111(111g Sr hiela
are the well known Globe; Noble Cook. Fanny Forres
ter, Governor, Penn._ and the now favorite, Prairie
, nahlui - e-testirdianprovemenst-e,in-triet—
the. best all, eapest str ve ever offered to the public.
'flirt Ls o.no Stove, or ardor heater, intim') ed, for
warmly g tarn, three or rr• r jlllllOB. pint tip to order, be
sides if large assortment o Par'or Radiators arid talllce
stov-eq: PRICES I EDUCED. on PI.I.'3IIIING
r picstlll\ j
0, nod dASTITTING. Those who wish wort:done
iI..A
hi this line would do well to ea I nt the old ,
stand before rotate:tiding elsewhere, as I inn de- j
remitted to do work far lower than the-present rates.
I hints a for sale and ketipqmostantiv 00 Mind the patent . 1
Seoteh 'rip Iturtujr. IVas Trainers. plain 'and fancy Glass
Illobes. Una Vistores, Wrought Irani Tubes, Hydrants,
Lead Pipe, 1:13111 11051). :=hower Dallas, Bath Tubs, Over
llowsllasins, Marble Illsitt tops. ,ti:. My workmen are
etorapetettl avid reliable. All work warranted and for
workmanship land material, I . challeime competition.
2: if . A few gOr.d.C(lol, Sinister with some suitable for
,parlorsioa hand, which 1 .111 'sail nt cost.
May :I, laird. -- • j MARY 31. MORRIS.
14 1 X 0 1 , : I, 8I() It I' I 0 'l' Ult I,S
ifj .I. lt. II liNlVilt di would respertfully Inform tha
citizens or Carlisle and vicinity that he has Oaken room.
In Zang's newt building, emit corner of Market Square
where.he is at all times ready to take A3IIIIIOTYPES
lo the latest and most approved sty le. Pleturei taken
int`tillny and cloudy weather as well as dear. and sat.
asfartlon given or no charges made. Portraits and Do.
niatertjentypes copied.. 311nalat tare Pletures taken for
Loral. ets..i e.. in A natbroty ist.
. . . I
j .
CENSE
Atithr..typ,trritit;ll lAYstarfa tile test of time, beln
r water ,Ar
.
.I.mltes and Gentlemen aro eittlitally Inc Ile d to an
nd mtmlne sp,antenti.
Priv,: from 2;.rta. to s.lt, A. R. lIENUWM.
Jan. 27, 3854.-iy.' A rtlat.
LIVERY STA BLE.—Having pur
clinsod from J. R. Nonomalior hla LIVERY E.
TA BLISIIMENE, I will Lo nlwayfi ready to accommo-
date the public pith HOUSES, CAR.
It I AGESdilkitilEB, and every other ar•
4 4 -3 * '"l.. tick. In nty , line.. By strict attention to
business and a delire to please, the subscriber hopes In
receive a libend share of public patronage.
GEORUE BENDEL.
08. OM nibusses on hand to supply those nho may
In need of them. 6. 11.
' -
Nov. :Z. 18f,7.1
t)0 0F 1N CI SLATE.—TIO under
ip signed has been appointed agent for the role Or
r PING SLATE and has now and' will constantly
keep on hand a flail supply to Ingot the demands of
builders and others. TIIO,O In want 0f... superior art',
ele mould do well to all at the Lumber and Coal Yard,.
flier the tins House.
June 8, 1859. JACOB 81111 GM.
I=9
FIST GREAT ARRIVAL
FALL & WINTER CLOTRINa
The subscribe, has just returned from thin Eastern
Cities, x Ith a large and nett selected stock of •
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
,tc., which he, can sell ut such prices, ns to astonish the
NITIVLS.
Having taken particular patina to select goods especial
ir adapted far this market, he can assure his customers,
tbdt they aro _
WELL AND, FASMONABLY MADE.
Buyers trill find It to their internat to examlue hts
stock, no ho has determined to sell upon the motto of
us. Remember the old Stand, near the Nlarhet house
' .A SUER WIEL,
SureeEsor to Steiner dr Bnot.
Carlisle, Pep. 14, IMO. ,
rplIE STOVE TO - SUIT TILE PEO
k PLE.—The complete aileron, and unlvereal
realm, given by the PltA V1,0114:1t:
COOK STOVE, warrants the subscriber. in •
calling upon all who wish comfort and con:
venience to call and examinoThe stove before
purchasing,. All who have tried the' stove s P . '"
have been More than satisfied. Of the great number
sold during the presentFeilFoll, the first complaint has
!,et to be heard. Of no other stove nut this with truth
he said. For strength, economy, heating, cooking,
baking, and roasting powers, It has no rival. The Into
improvements Mr the - consumption of coal gas, gives
eddy lonal strength. besides a vast saving in fuel. The
stove is warranted IS Ore satisfaction In all eases. The
1 unlit ore la all madauf the Lost material. and tier Work
manship cannot be surpassed. I have besides a nine.
in,r of other rook stoves 'elfish I will tell with or with
out Melillo: below cont. All work hmetofore done,
attEnded to promptly Charges moderate, with a desire
to please all. I hope to merit a continuance of the pat
[image already bestowed.
J. U. GALLIC, & CO.
. • - . • .
Jan. 11. 1860.. .
N. B. Thu higliegt price 'paid fi- old topper.
.I.iraiss,
pentor, In cash, or taken In ...lunge foegoodii.
JAMES R
C A
VtiQ;iOOIIAIIt
AVID
M A NITTA el' 4lt Y,
NORTH lIANOTXR STREET. CAI4MLE, PA
. Haring been engaged in the boslne'ss for (nor twenty
'rears he would return thank's to his customers And
friands, fur the liberal encouragement extended to him
In years gone 17, and further assures them that uo
palms will bo spared, to give full satisfaction to all mho
may favor him with a call.
of every description constantly on hand, or made t.
order. Warranted to be of, the best quality, of the la.
lest style, well finished, and sold at the lowest posalbl
prices tor cash. .
Ile also continues business as an lINDHRTAKER.
Heady toads Collins. Metallic or otherwise. kept con
stantly" on hand and funerals promptly attended to
personally In town or country, on tho most reairnable
terms.
Cherry and Wahint Conlon, largo sire, hell finished
And lined Inside, Iron 8 to 12 dollars.
Walnut CoMus covered from 15 to 30 dollars.
JAMES It. WEAVER.
May 25. 1850-I.y;
N. B.—Tivo properties situate In Cipurebtown,eurub.
county, aro offered for sale on easy terms. Apply as
above. J. It. V
ft - William P. Lynch, •
- UAIBER- and GAS FITTER,
in the basement of the -.AL E. Church,
Main Street, Carlisle. .
Load and Iron Pipes, ,
,• B at Iron Sinks,
hydrants, • • i hit h Tutn.,
1101 & Cold Shower Baths, h
Water Clouts, 11 14a Basin '
Motto nod Lift Pumps, '''?dro . ll , p jtams, Sc. .
Wro't Iron NVeVdTubee,
Aud every description of corks end fitting's for gas,
steam, water, &c„ Superior cooking ranges, heaterattud
gas fixtures put up In churches, Stores And dwellings,
at short notice,, in the most modern style. All materi
als and wink in our Ilne at low rates and warranted.
frir•Codutry work and Jobbing promptly attended to.
Dina. 2i. 1850—ly
LASS!ti GLASS!! PAINTS!
N,:f PAINTS!! A full eIPSAIm e lit of Glass of elloiscs
and quality, with ei large stock of fresh PAINTS, all
c ,, lore. Oils, Varnishes, &c , Cement In large or small
quanUtiue, at low Ogures at , . •.. •
Oct Z, '6B.
Wilimitutrons:
D AILICFREIGHTLINE
wmui & FlitlED'
811 MAIM x irREET,
J. J: D. 1:110f1DS
CARLIBI:E, PA
IC A
a I L 0 A
AIIItANIJEMENT,
Arm 18,.165U. '
=
"SMALL PROFITS."
=II
WEAVER'S
CHAIRS AN FURNITURE,
JOHN P. ILYNE &SON,"
• North Ihmoyer Street
Reticules. -
. -
SANFORD'S
LIVER. INVIGORATOR.
NEtElt DEBI LITfiTES.
iT 18 COMPOUND‘ED ENTIRELY 1410 M RUMS, end
boa heroine :in established fort. s'btanderd Medicine,
known end epprered by . *nil that here used It,
end is now recoiled to I , M With Collllllolltl. In all
thedleceses whl.l. it Is rectuntnended
lytas cured thousands Wo wlthip the lost two .
years With had given upf alt hopes or relief - 0s tin;
nutnerous• unsolicited certificates In any posies
slum show.
Thellosentustheadnis
of We individual taking
tide litities 118 to act gen.
Let the Octet:en of
you Ds the use of the
tor, and It will cure
OU9 attacks. Dyspepsia,
suer Comptetutn t Dyseu
acts' Habitual Coslive-
Cholera_3lortuss,Chnitan
Juicedlee, Vesonlc wee
suc..essfully ns at, el di-
CIND. It nil) cure sick
ran testify,) lo tuenty
teaspoonfuls are taken
atm k.
•
All who ilia It ore
In ito favor.
MIX WATER IN THE!
INVIIIORATOR, AND
RTII ER.
Price Our
Liar
§ NF . OR D ' S
FAMILY
CAT II A It
CO3frOU
Pure, Vegetable Extri
- Cnse tiir tight, a
•
mate
•
'I Cathartic
five Cath "tic which the
his tract! • more thus,
T co,tantly
tis,se wls• have long Its.
Isfaetion which all give
Indured tea.!, place
of all.
The Profession well
Mastics err on different
'flie Family Cn
neith reference to
flirt, been compounded
mirest vegetable extracts
part of _the alimentary
',are in all COKES where a
No Derangements of the.
l'alos In the hark and
mind 80,111.1 s over the
cold, which frequently,
long canna, Never, Loss
- Setigntlnrr — ,rl -- sold - OVer" .
or weight in
tory Diseases, Worn:n in
itheitinntlimi, a , great
many diseases to which
von t', metllot, In this tish
Pal lan gone I but
itphr:
within tint,
as , - ,
Lc twenty years. used in
Itr
drmnnd
ls and tigl
17)
'":Cat"
CZlilhnrti "." noels
— I i. Pill hne
Imi nu ll t • ht
?rumpilot) the
'which
art alike on eoogy n
gi geld and
'';!ed it•h
df ,;( ePi". 7 " Cobtliene7..n
'lcial*dV.fil " d "
I li "g 10, led end i
oth. I „, t
the hrnd, all Intlnnonin•
Mesh is heir, "l.."'"
Plc 30 "
El
. l 00
• . 1-1
Ell
The Liver Taylor:liar 811,1 Family Cathartic Pills are
11.6110 by Druggists generally. zulti Auld whafeialer by
the 'nada In all the large tee.. .
•
S. T. W. Sanford, DI: D.,
:‘lanutacturet mill Proprietor,
335 Broadway) Ncw Work.
.Junels,lt4sll.
I)0ES
I.I)I.BEASE ORlGlNATE fl'ultl ' rl• OF 1
This is a question of vital importance. and one which
hos never been ratin`netollly disputed of by /he proles
sore Who teach the healing nrt. Some 11111111
I:F.1,1,1.11y the old school l'hysiriatm= that life Hien In
the I.loMI.And theref.:re all • ibeases originate hi II- -
hut modern ',dem,. nnveno tirat ailments hove their
origination in tenth the •solids and fluids of the body.
That the latter preponderate, however, Is a fixed fad
and—meillettl—ekill—trne — eleartrit r ated that at
least tvio-thirds of the ills that human flesh Is heir, to,
have their„Natiree in an
NPUILE STATE .OF TILE lILOOII i
As, for Ins We. in the Iniur catalogue, such as &Tofu
'fetter, '• Barber's itch," l'imples..ll/otelics. Erysipo
Ins. Ulceib,.`Fult Rheum, discharges froin the Enr, borer
Fon?, or irruptive diSrIISI'S of 1111 i-k lad - -These are as
certalned by well know!, medical law:, to arise frost lind
lood bile the highest nirdical authorities declare
li that most fCcers pidgin:au In the sarne !Winner, and
more particularly Typhoid and scarlet—t be former lin
ing an Inter...o, and the •Intter an external Irruptfro
disease . ; and in all persons attached be these ninhulles,
Um blood is found to be tithe' coagulated, or of a dark
unhealthy color. .
- To ultra Olin largo majority of Mem:tsar, ao well no to
cure a number which have alreadyin4zed upon the aye
tem, it in necessary to
11'111111 , Y TIIE 111.001) .
Llilacy'li Improved Mood Fearelter.ipica not claim to
Lea
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
fM- every disease known. but the proprletorn claim for
it the power not only or draining out an hopuritien nl
the blood, Intl by the sh iilful emobination of well boom
vegetable nonedien• ft will cure all diheliNeS !wiring from
tuderangeol state of the liver, drive out dyspepda, dnd
give renewedlone and vigor to the !domed]. That the
them, SEkNelll.l In all tint is claimed for It, the proprie
Gars cal, duce
THE XIII MP.
' It in only n few years FlT'', It wen diseovered, and vet
it has giown Into such II I.llhlr.i•Fs that tt large labendory
has been built expresnlv for ItS 111111111factUre—a large
nei•nber of men employed in putting it u D p end atilt the
SUPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL T ' EMAND! -
We oak any candid men, could thin be no, Jr the bled
'clue did not possess ALL the virtues claimed far It 1
The Prop:Wore have hundreds of certificates from
men of probity and standing in the community, show
lug what the medicine Is doing daily for the suffering
ASK ANY PERSON
who Lea ever used the Blood Searcher whether roll
wan OX(Trienreil. •
Let theaflll"tell givo It n trial—a single bottle oil
cone inr, tin , most skeptical of its efliefry.
For onto in.Carlisle by S. W. Havernflek, S. El
tlott, and 11..1. Kieffer; Kauffman k Son, Mechanic,'
burg; Gosweller k Zook, Shepherdstown ; Joshua Culp
Ilogstown : Jaen!, Sill -1111011 S. Cn , as , Itonds ; hurts k
Wise, Shiremanstown; A. M. Leitlieh, Roiling 4.rings;
Mary W. Kissel. Chul . chton n; Edward James, West
11111; .1. C. Fasnattrhtyt lire., Oakville; Shoemaker k
Elliott. Newburg; Wm. Itratton, Scoville; J. Hood fif
Co., Springfield; Russell k Ince, Inehincon; 11 1 :* . land
k Washinger .Incksonville; Wm. Clerk k Lees
Roads: Wm. 11. Eekles, Sporting 11111; D. Ihmlitiger
white ,l. C. Altiek, Shippensburg; all of Comber
toed eounty.yn.
LINDSEY d . LEMON. Propyletorn,
11 ,, 1nda3 R burg, Pe
CM=
S l' 8 I A It 1.1 'll - E D]
Dr.. DAIMIS HAMS
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit,
This 31edicire hp,/ been used iv Is, public for sin
years. with Increasing favor. It in reisameended to
eine Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Ile.ut Ilurn,-Colie,
Pains, \Vinci in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache. Droet.lness, Kidney Cum,
plaints, Low Spirits, Delirium Tremens,
Intempel mire.
It Stimulates, Exidilrates, invigorates, but will not
. .
Intoxlvato.?r6tiliiefy
. a Medicine. It Is quick and elTeettml,,nring - the
most aggravated cares of Dyspepsia, u piney Complaints,
and all other derangements of the Stommeh end Dow-
Cif n speedy Ulan Her
It nil) instuntly revive tho most drooping and mel•
notebooliv spirits, and restore the Went, nervous and
sickly to, health. strength :sod vigor.
Persons n Ito, from tho Injudicious use of liquor's,
have heroine de,jeded, nod their nervous systems shat•
tomtit, constitutions broken dome. mod siii , jort to that
litorribh!..ll”, him huol:ndn'• the firt.inion TrII , II.IVS.IIII
1111110 M immedinttly fret the 'nippy and healthy luriyo-
rating efileuey of Dr. ham's invigorating spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DO. •
DOSE—One wine glass full an often no neeotsary.
One dose will remove nil Bad Spirits.
[hie done will cure Heart burn.
Three doses will runt Indigestion.
One dose will giro you a Om d Appetite.
One dose will stop the dintressing pains of Dyspepsia.
One dose will minors the distresslnganddlsameeable
efforts of Wind Or Flatulence. and es soon as the ptom
echrecciv.s no Invigorating Spirit, tire distressing
load and all painful feelings.will be removed,.
One dose will remove the most distressing pips of
Colic, either in the Stomach or bowels.. ,
_..: A low dos. will remove all'obstrlictions In the Kid
ney, Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who nru seriously tinkled with any Kidney
Conip!nints Ore assured speedy relief by in (We or two
and a radical cure by the use of one Ur two bottles:—•-'
NIfiIITLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much over night,
and feel the evil effects-of poisonous liquors, in 'intent
headaches, Sickness at stomach, weaknens, giddiness,
,tr., will find one dose will remove all bad feeling.
I miles of weak and sickly constitutions, sh, old take
the Invigorating bpirit three times a day; It will make
them strong, in 'a l rhS and imPPY, remove all obstruc•
lions and irregularities from the menstrual organs and
•esters the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
Ince.
During preguncy it trill lie found an Invaluable mad!.
inn to remove disagreeable sem.at lons at the stomach.
All the proprieWr asks Inn trial, anti to induce this
10 has put up tho INVI(I3RATINO Semi, in tilut battles
It 51) cts., quarts $l..
ti a._ For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Haversack; In Me.
hanleoburg by I. Kauffman, nod by Druggists genet ,
Feb. 1, 1860.-Iy. _
1, - ISFNWEIN'S TAR. AND WOOD
. NA PTII A PECTORAL,
Is TIEN DENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
for the Circe of COUGHS AND Coto. Croup itronchitis, As.
them, Difficulty In Breathing.- Palpitation of the
Heart, and for the relief of patients In the •
advanced stag.. of Coeseurtios, to•
gether with all thecae,. of the '
Throat and Chest, and •
which predisposed to Consumption. If attacks the root
of.disease, and waken the fell destroyer suet unit, to its
'Minorite. It also produces free expectoration, slid In
due!. healthy DCIIOII in the diseased 311100 DR Illembnanen
enid Tissues It inpecUllarly adapted to the indica' cure
of A'STIIMA. One dose of thin invaluable Syrup often
gives ease, and ....stoutly sleep, which the peculiar
nature of this diocese denies MID. It is very pleasant
to the taste, and prompt In its effects. TILT IT, and be
eonvinced. that At is Invaluable in the CURE Oleporr.
CIIIAL AFFECTION&
PRICE 60 CENTS I,IIBBOTTLL.
Preparod ouly,bY
-A. ESSENWEIN, Druggist, •
N. W. Corner of Ninth and Poplar: Arcata.
Pill LADEI.PIII A •
N. D. For Sale by S. Elliott; Eviller, S. W. Darer.
•-stick,•Carlisle; L. Kauffman, Meetundeahurg; and Geo.
if. Smith, 1; Co., Philadelphia, and Storekeepers and,
Druggists generally. •
. Carlisle, Oct. 10.'60.-7 mos.
IRON- RAILING !--4roli Railing for
Cemetery enclosures, publicand private grounds and
gardens, made to order at the Cerilale Foundry. Our
stockwellailing, Verandah and Bracket patterns corn.
prism a largo variety of new and elegant designs which
too public arelnvited to rail and eiamine. Orders for
meting and putting up Balling wllCbe promptly execw
Red at satisfactory prices. •
An entirely new TEN 11011 SE STEAM ENGINE
and 11011,Elt now on hand. warranted to be of the best
make, and will be sold at n bargain for rash or on abort
time — .
,
F it• July 21, LAMA.,
Cheap Job Printing - done here
tild7rtMiteuirernmeut
it, and used ha 'ouch
tly on the bowels.
your, judgment guide
Liver • liavlgoret-
Li rer Co niplainue, 11111•
chronic Merriam... Sum
trry, DruPeYtlieiirS tom•,
neee, . Choke, Cholera,
I lila nitunt, tiluneo
,aneeKes, and many he ueoli
nary / :urn.
Haudatche, fee thousand
lantana tee, If tire or three
ant commencement elan)
g
W
;i.'
giving their TCAtlmony
MOUTH WIT!' VIII
SWALLOW 11OT11 TO
per Dolt ic
TIC PILLS,
DED FROM
itels,.tintl put up in Glass
nil will keep in apy