,~~~~;ztu~t~t~~I; ~ ~:r.~~xfattciit.
'QUA:T . III'Y 01 . 0. GEED TO &N ACRE
- Many experiments.- Italie.. been made,
, bot thiS'veountrys-afrit Europe, to
ascortin,:lyitit, precision,' the':fitiantity of
, seed i necessary 'to insure the" "greatest
.. amount . ol! !produce froth a given surfa'c6::
lit la trite that circumstances ()flew
render itiplitdnoceSsary to vary the quan
tity, e'en upon the same soil; t end . in td rent,
Britain, wheee 'the climate, soil .and mode
of cultivation :differ 'greatly front burs,
rules. d usages have 'been' introduced'
which are hot 'practical with us. As a
genet* however,, the allowance Of
seed''tltore is 'far' more' liheral: : "thit'n in.
Anterical Lithe dultiv4tion of 'wliciat,.
for instance, from, three to four .bushels
ot'sce,l aye•allowed per acre:; - Six bush
els of Pax seed, 'and :•froin three to, • four
bushels o.' oats are sown, and so on through
the en t 're list of vegetables; whether roots
or grains.
A gentleman in the-Statd of New Jer
-soy, sonic years sinCe, being, slesirous
ascertaining some facts retatglie to sceding
land, insiit uted certain experiMents which
he detailed in a Raper rend at the winter
meeting of tln:i "Yates County Agnelli.
tural Society, ".and of which the follow
ing is en. abstract:
kie sowed on the 23d of September,
18-16, thin- . diagrams with wheat. 'The
soil had -licen subjected to a sunither -fal
low, and had - been plowed five times during
the aninnier. z The - ground was- prepal'ed
for sowing by finely pulverizing it with a
hoe and a rake. Four diamonawere then
corri:ctly nmasured off,micli two feet square
leaving a- scare. of abent'sbaia4nehes be-
tWeeti eibch. The squares Were then num
hpred and 'Sjltilihrlited . as follow: No. 1,
—Hp-squares iTinchcamacirvitry'iNcr; -- 2 - ; - 11
squares ol inches; No. 3, in squares of
4 inehee, and No. 4, in squares c;f4 4,5
inches; ineluditig the outside lines'OT each
large square. One kernel - of. wheat was
then planted - in the corner of each small
square.
On the 19th July ,following, . the pro
duce
VIM carefully gathe'red, , the four Or-
allele being - kept each' by itself; the wheat
was shelled by hand, and the number of
grains in each parcel correctly counted,
:.nd the,results, were as given in the fol
lowing 'table : •
No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4
No. of grains pin 11 ..... 280. 81 49 39
NI. of grains tloil drow ..... .203 Co . 49 :1)
No.'of .80 136 112 104
A•ornge graloB i,.•r bond.. ..... 213 35 39 42
'hole n mob, gra1n8...7458 4709 9152 4380
Yield por itch to i;u8h015....108 69 04 93
• b. lbw, 1,.
Hasa per Acre in Ints.and 14...4 12 11(1;.12% 313:4
'On the 17th of August, four ounces of
this Wheat were weighed aceuraiel by
sealed sc.des, and, by ebunting till . tl
:grains, was found that there were 780
garins in one ounce c from which an esti
mate of the different yield, and also the
rate of the different amounts of 'seed per
acre. The soil, in aids case, was a clayey.
loam which had never been mattered, and
had, been kept for pastur6 during the six
preceding years... .
It iti'very.d4tralathat llie:MxnerqUan
tityilif seed tieceSsary foi an 'acre should
be accurbtely ascertained; but this CM
be effected w i ly by p. series of carefully
managed experiments, for which, practical:
then, with all the cares of a farm, INM
scareely - haye the requisite time. Men
of science, attached to our learned insti
, tutions,•and those haiing professorships
- in our agricultural establishments, would
do wet) te:tern.theirattentions* More di-'
reedy •to this subject. .
CLEAN CELLARS
. .
One of tht,.4rst,' duties of every house
holde'r, at this season of the year, is to
clean his cellar. pecaYing apples, cab
' bages and roots, of various sorts, old beef
an 1 pork 'barrels, rotten boards and what
ever else is' subject to decomposition,
should be gathered up and carried into the
,open air, or•put in a condition to 'produce
no unpleasant effluvia. To sweep, dust,
and bedeck the parlersabove,is not enough.
If there is corruption in the collar, it will
find its way aMong the carpets untl rose
wood of gilded mirrors in all the upper
rooms, making the air offensive and un
wholesome.' The' occupants of A house
are not so likely to notice these smells as
their visitors. •
Now, to aroid all this, begin the month
of May by a thorough - pgrifidation. Throw
open the doors and windows of the 'cellar,
and clear out all depayinginatters. Sheep
the floor and walls. Give the walls a gOod
coat of whitewash,' this- will exterpate
vermin, sweeten the air, and give the cel
lar a neat and tidy look, making it rival
the parlor in its way. If provisions; -or
other, substanpes liable to decay, have to
be kept in the cellar during the Summer,
chloride of dime should occasionally be
sprinkled over the floor, Keep the win
, ,doves open for a free mirculation . of air,
%---guarding them if neeessary,,by, a wire, net'
ting. •
GAME CHICKENS
Mr. C. IN.' Bement, a' well-known ngri
cult urist, writes: As layers and sitters,
gain:aliens have no superiors. Quiet ou
their eggs, regular irr the hours of coming
off and returning to their charge, and con
fident, from thcir fearleis disposition, of
repelling the incursion§ of ' any lift-x.114r,
they rarely fail to ,bring off good broods 7
.1-latching aceouriplislied, their merits ap
penr in n still more conspicuous light
Everron,their guard, not even the shadow
of n bird overhead, or the approach of a
man or heaq, kit finds them ready to do
battle'for their ollspring. The chickens
feather rapidly,.npd,. with ordinary care
and a liberal and varied diet; such as chop
'ped eggs, with a portion of onions, boiled
Indian meal, bran and wheat tforeonings,
with Some new milk in the earlier' stages
of their greirti, 'ere reared with ee ' lit tie
difficulty as these of oilier fowls.
A. ,NOVEL • IDEA., '
A gentleman in this city, who takes an
occasional drive with his family, always
goes provided with powder and ball to
shoot his horse in the event of a runaway.
This is a singular, 'but certainly a very
wise,:precaution. He . got the idea from
a gentleman residing a few miles out of
New York, ,whiydriving home one. night
'higt summer, with his wife and two,ehil
dren, in the earrisge, , was placed in im
minent dangerby tin' untnansgeehle horse,
which had: taken `fright at .a lantern on .
the roadside; atte.mptingioltold• the
affrighted animal the lines broke and the
horse . dashod i off - ,at . a; brealc-neek speed.
Fortunately:gentleman&bethought,
himself , or tt-revotver in his side pocket,
• and drawing it: shot, - the .'herso :through
the head:,''.' The animal staggered and . fell:
The occupants of the Carriage were thrown
• oftti:bitt es'caped Without serieus InjUry.
'La,Ayette , ,
"Invarniattedtrutli:viilltiak?'n:wityA I
falsehooir.geaS astray:
i- 4 ' '." l ‘fli 6iiedit6itaL
r 7 ? ; ;liID ERIAIiTCEIBURGVPA.
• , Tlibeltisilfn'tfon', d'oelgu ' 054;f144-1411boralo s 4;f144 - 1411boral le' du CallOrt
of Toting - hatilas„.hostmen In oneration ywo Potiroi`with
the Most, gratifying results,". At Is now •eitalrlished ont
',aliens. bash:l;ll.nd Ats , ,paironage, nirtind,.¢ bitenda, over
second Staten. ' ; •
,• .•It Is located orathe pumborlAndrValley Railroadm •
'way betwpinv iterilsburg int' in the most far
the sod bedutitubportiun,of the yalley, and Is la close
-proximity to ono of tho moat moral, healthy, and our
•i torprising.towns In the State., ,
•': -It Is. central, and easy-of. imease.,,i . Students
Washington, Baltimore,er Philadelphia In the mbruing
train for Harrisburg, will- arrive, at illechattioalturg to
Jamo•for dinner, , • • .
The edifice is dargo'stad commodious, surrounded by.,
double ydrandaspand will neconmenlate about ono inim
dreil boarders:: In its construction, it combines oil the
modern improvements for the promotion of health,
conitiirt and cfniVollAmeo.v In these respects physicians
prollOuneo It Itnrlvalle.l. The °lumbers urn largo anti
uoatlp fernbiluni. Each lins Ito register ter heat and
Toil ti lot ion students occupy the Faillo MOM.
Milo bath rooms amid all times supplied with warm end
cold dater. ,• .; '
Thu grounds ore • ample, and well arranged for mora
lities, soil the verioul calisthenic exercises-so cast,
Hal to health, graceful momment - arid optometry of
• ' '
form. .
The Faculty ,instruction Is offiaeu r t and moped.
cooed. . .
In iho Colleghte Deportment the course of litudyJs
of a high grade. compruhending all tho subjects belong.
tug to a Classical, Polito and Christian Education.
In tho Preparatory Ihipartmont pupils will ho care.
fully instructed In those brooches forming the basis pf
a thorough English education.
'Sessions.—First Session: from the Ist. Wednesday of
Boptember to the Both of January.
Second Session, from the lot of February to the Ist of
July.
Vacation, during July. and August.
SEMIS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE.
Don rding,lVosbing,, VurnDbed Atoms, V
rind Light. . . .
TulLlun—CollegiritA Deprtniont,
VreFrittory
" That Class,
No extra chart:a for Arielont Languages.
Mush—Plano and Gultdr. . . . .
z• - •-'lklndornflAmmges, . . . . . . . . 10 00
• Painting,. Drawing and other Oroonlental Branches
at the usual rates.
Tex t+boolra . furnishod nt city prices.
For further partieldara address,
11ev. A: G. MAItLATT, A. IL,
President. -
A u g. ;.1869
ritEIBERLAND
.
• SUMMER ARh:4ELEMENT.
•
crawaaa!teea—!V
CHANGE OF HOURS!
'Ott and after MONDAY. APRIL 18th 1166, Passenger
Trains will run ns follows: tButidnys otteidited*
• FOIL CLIAAIIIIIIISDURO AND HARRISBURG.
Ist Train..
-Leave Hagerstown, . 0.15 A. 81,
i•O reo ncastle. • 7.115
Chant berebu rg, 8.80
rr Shitipimnburg i 0.10
Newvillo • 0.82
Carlisle. 10.10 , ' ti
Mechanicsburg, 16.42
Arrive at Harrisburg, 11.12 "
FUR CHADIBEIISDURG AND lIAGERSEOWN,
Ist Train
Leave llnnisburg 8.05 A. M
Mechanicsburg 8.47 " •
• " Carlisle, 8.27
Now villa, ?;M10.02
Shippensburg, 10.34
Chnuthg', (Arrive) 11.00 "
Greencastle.
A Mee st. I lagerstow n.
fra- Passunghts will *terve, that tham Is but One
Train a dtty, (n I'ns. , 9enger and Freight Train rombito 1.1)
over the, Franklin Hood, connecting with train to liar.
ilsburg at.. 8.30 A. M., anti with the Train arriving from
Harrisburg nt 5.00 P. AI.
TIIREE Dolly Trains learn Harrisburg fbr l'ittslat rg,
at 2.45, A. 31„ 12.50 and 4 05, P. M., tanking direct con
nections with trains for Cincinnati, In,ulsville, (Savo.
land, Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and nil principal
points throughout On West.
For Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad
At 1.0 and 11.41.1 A. M. nod 12.55 . and 1.50 I'. M. Vin
Lebanon V. It. It., n 1 b.OO A,DSL, anti,2.ls, I'. M. For
Dal ti tnoroont 2.21 A 7,20 A. 31., k 2.05" P. 31.
For reverton and Williamsport, nt 1.27 and 8.15, P.
ht. Trniution Dauphin Road nt 2.00, P. II.•
NOTICO TO PASSE:ink:RS all 'MO - ma where
Tickets are sold, Chambersburg, Shippemburg,
CaMinie; Merhaolcskurgood llnrrinburg, a r.rauction
TEN—OF:NTS icketartil-lattnade tdgli,passe
gyro that provida thamsolvas with' Tirkida befOrd cl
Hiring thß Cnrs.
0. N. LULL Ruporl
Railroad Oftlvo, Cliiiinbersburg,} •
pril,l6, 180).
A. B. SWING'S
FURNITURE W RE4tOOIIIE.p
1859 4. . _ -
*-51TP:V
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa
(Premium awarded at the Cumberland County
Apicallurid Fair of 1867.)
'no subscriber has just received the most splendid
assortment of articles In his line, over brought to this
.ploce—which ho le determ(ned to soli at prices that de
(3, competition.-
•
Parlo,
Chamber,
Dining-roontj FURNITUR.
Kitchen and I
0111ce 1
'Embracing every ranch) used by House And Hotel
keepers, of the most approved arid &shinned° design
and 6nieb. Including also Cottage furniture In set's.
reception end Camp Chairs, 111attmsson, Gilt frames,
pictures, &c.,
Purchasers are requested to call and examine his
stock, at his extensive ware•rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. 11.
47,- Particular attention given as usual to funerals;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on tanderate term& •
Carlisle, May 12, 1858.—1 y.
F ALL ARRIVAL;iOF
Fresh Drugs, Fancy Goods; Fruit, and
Confectionary..
S. W. HAVERSTICK has Just received from the city
and Is now opening asplandid Manley of FANCY (MODS,
to which he desires to call t h e ettentlon of his friOnds
and the public. Illsassortment in'this line cannot be
surpassed in novelty and elegance, and both In quality
and priee,of the articles, cannot fail to please purchabers.
It would he impossible to enumerate his
FANCY GOODS,.
which comprise every variety of fancy articletaf the most
• pidotulsite finish such as. . .
Papier Machu Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain inkstands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy. Baskets,
Fancy Work Brows with sowing instruments,
• Ladies' Wr iting Desks, and Port folios.
Port 31onnales, of every variety,
tioartams anrifenclis, Fancy paper weights . , and n
large veriety of ladies' Fancy station - Mt;
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
Riding whips, elegantly finished: Fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet, .
X. Basin and -It,&..Q.Wriglit'e -Heaps and. Perfumes
of various
Fancy Pins for head dresses nod shawls.
Musical Instruments, of all kinds and at all prices'
together with an in nutnorable variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents,, to which
lie Milt.es special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of -
BOOKS,
comprising the various English And American Works,
richly embelished POETICAI, WORKS, Bibles And
Hymn Books, elegantly bound In velvet with metal
clasps And corners, suitable for holldny'gifts.
Ills assortment of School Books And School Stationery is
also complete, And coinprlses everything used the
Schools. lie also desires to call the particular atten•
lion of Families to his elegant assortmenkot
•. —*LA bIPS, &c.,
from the extensive establishmonts of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every stylo of
Parlor; Chambor and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard, Sporn; rn Etherial oil; also DINYITS culubrattid
Keroseno or Coal Oil Lamps, togother with Flower Vases
Fancy Screens, do. _Ms assurtmont•ln'this lino is un•
equaled In thu borough.. Also, . •
MARS' AND TOBACCO,
embracing' ell the I: , rorlte"lirtinde and a fine assort
most of SitiriliSCllAUM 3310KERg AND PIPES.
FRUITS,
such as Oranges, Lemons, ,Figs,. Raisins, Nectarines,
Piunes, ku., FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—ME.
SERVED FRUITS, lIIINOED—IIHAT, PICKLE ' S, ac.,
In every variety and at all prices, all of vrhieh are pure,
and fresh such as can be confidently r4icomrrlended to
Into friends. Ills stock embraces everything In the line
of Fancy Goods, with many other • articles useful to
lane ekeepers which' the publid are especially Invited
to call and examine.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Hanover street.
• , • - S. W. HAVERSTIOIC.
Dec. TOMS.
CTPHOLSTERING 'AND •CANE
.• SEATING.
Tho Subscriber (into or . Phlindolphirt,) would 'lnform'
tho citizens of (lodide and rlciiiity..that he is prepared
lo do UPGOLSTERING IR,gll its bzonches. Also,
. ~ . . ..
' 'CA N.E — SEA.TIN„O,• .
and repairing Furniture of. aery description,: at 'bin'
shop on [farmer Strout, between Pomfret street and
'Chapel alley. 'Also, Furulturo for solo, at the lowest
prices. " DAVID 'JONES.
Oarlrslii March 21,1800.4 m:
, .
AG . •
ItIIIELTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Uultivatorr, Gordon' Iltuis, Garden 'Vervels, ,
Forks, Shovels, Rakes, Spides,•lloes, Prip
- Ilay Knives,,Pleice. Mat- •
'
tocks Ilay- —Elevators; Atavism*
• • • llooks,.Plows ot,TEN,dllleropt make, :•;°,
Includiug Plairks Ploire,llenwood'e Plows,
Plows,.7,9lTioes, Nows,,llleomileld Plow,
o °.r;V• 3lo tale skit,
ust received a largo supply.ot; all kluitaf,goeds to tit'
, 'tolit Ma Farmer or Alosbaulo at •
• March 7, '6O: HENRY SAXTON.
NW ST ORE , AND NEW , GOODS,-
.
'• . , . .
AfiCircotuKultglla acknoWlediarcadta foC, , tho,yory
.llboull pationagn whiCh ilas Loop oxtouded to him, the
muliiredglied would call ktoutlon. to 'llto fart that ha
has Just ro-opywo4 4ls . uxtonslvo assortmout of family;
in Mallow otere,room, On , the'.souticeest , cornet' of the
publig square, when, t h e public are invited th 'cell 1110
examine n stock a. goods avhicl4, in elegance; variety
and extent. will defy competition; comprising in port
loaf,. lump, crushed 111111 brown sugars,
Java, ]tic and , masted Coffee. Every va- 4
rioty_and quality of "PISA. Spleen,' (ground i . lllll*,
nod ungrouud,) Pick eintSztueos, 7'nble 1 4 '
Now; Pricans, Sugarhonco nod tre.inidult ci
MOIIISSeS; New York nod Philmiolphtsctty_
upr. , Cimeso, Yoram:l4 split Peas; ihnitinyr,
Mincemeat, corn Starch, :Farina,' Chocolat. ]'sterol o.
Coffee, rolimol sugar ut reduced mica, washing and bak.
Ing coda, Tobacco uf the moot favorite' bur ads, and. thu
finest gustily of Segura: , Alan; n beautiful 'awls Mont
of Brit:meta Worn, plain and' gold baud Chime:Ware,
Glacs,,Quekns. Stun. end I .. .althorn Were, •in great
rimy, and an elegant int or Fancy Soaps, extrude; raid
perfumery for tho '
FRUITS: Including Panchen In cans, Ilaisins, Ognu
berries, dry apples citron, oranges, lemons,
&c., &c: • -
i(
(
Lir 4 ..mietntr,..".‘i'oh:ollnenstolj%ayeZt;:lfil!
~. key, Brindles, dark and 'paid, Lisbon
i ,e .77 ... Sherry Port. Matted:4 Ginger, Catan•ba
7 i - I', IS and Muscat Milos in casks and hot.
tier, ' beutell ,I 1 hlskey, Holland (.11n, and Scheldrun
Schnappd.
, FISH. AND: SALT. . , •
A largo stock of LAMPS, Including Ayott's colobreted
lamps for burning, Hormone or coal oil, also Sperm,
Pine, Lard nod Coal Oil, Burning' Fluid, Sperm and
Star Candles.
CEDAR-WARW'AND BROOMS
$llO 00
20 00
10 110
12 00
Hemplick 'Repro, Idripp,., Soaps, Doorduato, Wafture,
bookluu.ulnoses, flue letter nod note papery Willow
Ware, pointed I,neketry'dLe.
Calton and woullell Hose, nod boll nose, and n full
stack of ll}ovum, Including the well known Hunpver
!Suck Cloven.
ELI
' In short, his stock nn 1111riNen everything !lint, in rolled
fur in Ms Itrro of husinern, oriel n o in form s will
to rstnlor milk(' satislitotion to his eunttnners.
. .
CarllAlo, Oct. 21, 18M-Iy.,
Ail- Marketing .01 all Muds takon In c clump to
goods. •
EPH. U. .S TEgL
— "-;':-A VV so l iiTi kli.lo6yM
A few doors South of the Court Hortse.
' Having supplied Myself with a large assortment o
IVatelt ke., I am now preparod to
repair all kinds of Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, &e., on the
Most reasonable terms, that may be entrust, d to my
earn. Hoping by strict attention to business to be fa.
yore& with a liberal share of public patronage.
A lino assortment. of JEWELRY, such an Ladles'
Breast Plus and Ear'Drops. Gold end Cameo; Misses'
Breast Phis and. Ear Drops. Box and Glass Pins all,sizos.
Gold Chain Hooka, Plated Chains. Gilt Lockets. Guards,
it cysi, dc. Also, a large and film assortment of
- G0 . ,161) FINGER RINGS.
1,..03 P. 3
132
3.1)
3.111
315 ' '
Also, a Soo , lot of Silver Bunting, Detached lover,
Mid Lopi no Watches. and a good assortment of,..Sllver.
plated and Stool Spool:ldes.
all of which will ha said low. A share of piddle patron
age lo re.peotfolly bnl Iri Led. JOS. U. STEEL.
Carlisle, .1 illy I It, ISW-1Y
2(1 'I rain
2.15 I'. M
2 52
2.30
4.01
4.8:)
5.10
5,11) '•
6.414 •'
" eliffelliloA . lifiltiii "
r Amthy GROCERY AND, TEA
' 5i.0 5 px. 4 , 4 ,..
Just received and In stbra, a fresh and well 90-
. ',tell assortment of Rio, Java and Mara
• . calico COITOO, it101}401!' Coffee. Crushed
Pulverized Sugars, Helloed and .
• other irtinru Sugars,
_superior
• Syrdt, Melasstis, 0, leans
(baking)
_Molns res. ..
Spleen of every varlety—:
pure only; Btarch, Farina and
, Chocolate, \ Im:caroul,,Chm,se and • ,
Crackers, Tapioca and Sag.,, Indigo, - .
Paleratos and `',:tin, errant Tartar and as• .
sorted Tickles, Mustm LI and Coriander Seed,
TEAS.—.V fine assortment in Packages,
..CZ I7 / and In Lulk—as well as all other articles
ti 4 ‘ 4 , belonging to the ImAncss—all at the lowest
t and late reduced prices.
•
- V SIIVEIt.WAIthAT CONLYN'S old establl;thed
Stand, ' AND-
West St., marly opposite the Cumberland
Valley Bank.
Just received n new. assortment of watches,
sllrer ware, 110„ In addition to toy
ornier stork to whlclr4 Intik, the ationttvpf thr
The'ltssortment elilliraces floe
gold and silver lever watches, lluutlng
anSopen ease do., gold Anchors for
Ladies audGentlemen and Over Le•
pines and Quartler watches of every vu
Hely In style and price. • •
Al. lino gold Medallions. Ureast•pins for Ladles ,and
Gentlemen of every quality,, pattern and price. Gold
tob,'vest,eurb and neck chains. Gold bracelets, finger
' l?e " , g !ec C . ul UlZin ' t i lT,ll;e ' r ie nt i a, ' l t e t s ° , "s sli c s r e ° r "' Ulid eh plaWii
baiter knives, forks, table, tea, salt and mustard spoons
of every 'Variety. It large assortrrient of gold, silver
and common' spectacles, to suit all
to which ire invite special atten
tion.
'1859
' -- . - A' nue lot ' - of 0 OLD - PENS - from - the - hest-makers
spectacle eases, fancy boxes, sliver and pearl carll eases;
gold and common bracelets, watch chains, ,•, •
ic t
Mantle Clocks slid a variety of articles usu• / s . •
ally keptin Jewelry eAtablishments, which ; ~.
I will sell- lose for cash. All articles var. .
iii
Hinted 'to he what t oy nra represeuted. .
Particular atton 'l - h,,, paid ns usual to ../. 5 , . 7 :
WATCH ItEPAI ' '0 a 3 .31 all work 'war.
ranted. • .
Dee. 23, 1857.1
1p RES II GROCER:IESI.j
- AT S. C. uyErrs
Shad mid Mackerel of different grades,
At HUYETT'S:,
Salmon, Scale Fish andUhlte Fish, •
, At ItUYETT'S.
•
Codfish, Salt and Pickled Herring,
Choose and Crackers can ho haft
Dried Fria, Prererves and Jellies,
Sugar Cured Beef and Hams,
A t estsupply of LIQUOILS,
OUR, Whito•Lelid,
['NAPES'
NITROGEINIZED
,qoper-1112asOate of lion I
.....comPOSE6 of
.Dried Blood, •
Bones,
Sulphuric Acid,
• Peruvian Guano, •
AND
Sulphate Ammonia.
• •
100 Pounds of the,.
NITROGENIZED PIIO:3I'ITATE
Will equal in effect nod lasting power ISO' Poinals De
ruvianuquo—wiliProduce
GR R. EATE WAGIFF OF WUEAT,
• And other Orals per Bushel.
. PREVENTS RUST!
.1 solicit Fanners to give it n fair trial, being confident
of its worth., It has been ostensively used in the New
_England and Southern States for ten years past, and kin
increasing sale
PROVES ITS SUPERIORITY!
It is packed in Strong Bags of IGO founds each.
•
Price $.l per ling, or $5O per Ton.
Orders accompanied hy Remittances will meet with
prompt Attention.
Wstimottiols and S'amples glvelL_Erro.o.f_Charge,o
application to the Sole agent, It. IS. I'. ALLEN.
N 0.14 South Delaware Avenue.
PIMA DELI.IIIA.
GF',NTS WAN'INED. • .
Carlisle Feb. 22,1050.-3 m.
J 860 . , SPRING FASHION S;I.,
s.
A oilers old Stand. A complete stock. of Hats and Cope
now ready for Inspection.
SILK;
FUR,
CSSSINIERE,
FELT &,WOOL
In ovary Odle and quality. We call paiticulars Han-
Mu to our $3 •SILIt HATS. Silk and soft Hats, o.'
any style manufactured to order. Cape of all kinds.
RECOLLECT KELLER'S OLD STAND. •
- North Hanover Street.
Carlisle March 14, 1560. ,
HAMES I HAMES ! EAMES !! !
350 Pair Elmer, Jost received of all kinds.
00111510 N PATTERN,
LONDON PATTERN,'
ELIZABETIITOWN . PATTRRN, •
with and without patent fastenings cheaper than over,
at the 11nrdware Storm of
Unfelt 7,'00,
1 000 BOXES OF GLASS.—
'.."„ot,ttu alas, Poublo niid Plain,'Ornn
ruentnl,Colc Ind &n. Just reculved t the Clump Hard•
nary storr ,j;d:
Hatch 7,' 60.
200 D STO'N'ES.'-+-
grail sizes ' ulatranted of Ma best 'Just
attired at thollardwato Mae of
Match 7,'60. ' ILENItY SAXTON,' '
'Nrepeptio pain ' •
Cannot . '' • •
Nor colic 'strain, ..
.Theirealth to drain. •
.No•lnvigor need me feer'lt
• , The rietor•e (mind
Already crowned ;
•• The fora are bound "
ifAM•a AttOMATIO 6pie r.
. „
fIENtRAt DE 48,".W A TEO
.kft r r NEW .YORK'. Sold 'ln• the - principal cities
aridAnwria.,.linu,d.for a eircular.'Pintablicentl; quarts'
$l. See adrertircineut Loaded Dyapcliticatinnedplil
mother column. ' • _
New
RIES
MEE=
• P7t
THOMAS OOAiLYN.
At TIIIYi:TT'S
A IIUYM'S
=I
EIEMEEMEI
E=M!
DM=
EI:E=
lIENRY sAnON
'fnutiTer
"VFW COAT 'AND . UM.IiIPIt YARD
Thiciinb.ribeA linVoilds day outorail luta part
•rlorslalp tu.trado lu ;,. r .;
C 11 AN. 1J 11 , UB ,B
Volylll liarro'annarantly an handand furnish trarrto .
rainta
ialyrkirf r rlaltufpktuillty
t, - ;. , 1 • .
'"
, • . .Idod.l9)S, • .
." ;SOANTLINd, ." •
1. • I.• "'BRAME STUFF
•I'apile Phhltarth* Lath . , Shlngthis• Lath, worked Fk •
log nil direathortaktidlitg, rosin and lln ln , Mid ovary ar
tiele that'betonkif to a LUMBER' ' • - •
All ld ~r ilx of Si:lug:lea, to wit: Whltoploo, Innuinek,
.1114, Ouk , of ditierontAualittee. 'Corn or our
(411,w0 win furnish - 1,14.5 'to order of :thy length. and
:tiro the shortest nate:: And on tiro, most reasonable
leans. Our Worked boards will'ho 1:opt under cover 01
klinCthey eon be/Ornished dry nt all Unira. ,
Alte have canitaiiity . On handrill lanai: et - pm:my Cuo
ohilar coVer, which' Wu will deliver deo to tug part.O
borough. , To Wit :" ' '
INKE:O3 NA Egg,.Stove nod Nu
LUKE FIDDLER;
TRU VOllTOist,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
Which wo pledge to 801 l at the lowest price.
Bert quality of
'..Efuteburner's and-Blookgmitles: Coal,
~ ~ ~
always an band whieb are will ififil'ilt tho lowest figura
Yard westaldu of Grammar School, Main street.
I. A thISTRONII & 1101. , F7i1t:
. .., .
July, 20., 1859
CIHAiVIBERSBURG FEMALE SEM
INAILY. •
The location Is pleasant and healthy, mid the +Wynn.
Inglis are equalled by few in the lamb. The Institution
Is info and prosperous, with a corps of rica'starits cho.
sun'witli enro, and well qualified to instilant in the slid
nod ormmnmrtal branelleq. Um hJludnres lathe board
ing"depari meat are parental, moral and refining.
-The next Seßithal will commence on the TLL day of
February. Catalogues may .be had on application to
the Principal. • .
- • ‘• REFERENCES.
Bev. W. W. Kilo, Cdrßala ; Itov: John Ault, Loudon
Pa; Oro. 11. Bucher, lloliuesto en, Pa; Mon. Den
Chainhors, 11. S. Brlmeelt, D. D. e R. 11: fisher, D. 11., Itov
I'. D. iteesn. Bev. Jog , mh Clark. Chamlwrablrg, Pa Pte
Lore at PH n.ietnn; N. ,l y both of tin College and Thee
logical Seminary.
lice. 11 INDY BEEVES, A: M.,
Aire. SABA it 11. BEEVES; . •
Prmelpaln.
enhtlaln, Jan. 22, 1860.-3 y
. J. B. piONEMAKEWS .
F OItIVARDING AND • CONMIS
• • Slo.i 110 USE,
COAL, PLASTER. AND SALT.
, --
wile subscriber havlng‘talcen the Warn House ears
and fixtures of IV - m. D. Murray's well knr,wn estalabh
moat, on Went High street, opposite ItieklnsonUollege,
would itAnnrthe piddle that he has entered Into a
generalk'orwarding and C 01111311.1011 bllkllll,ll.
The highest market price will be paid fur Flour, Grain
and produce of all kinds.
, They are also prepared to freight produce anti stork
to Plilladelphia and lieltitnereott, the lowest rates, with
safety and demmteli.
PLA'STItit AND HALT kept cOnstantly on hand, and
FLOUR AND FEED at a holesale or recall.
•
Coal of all kinds. endiracing,
LYEEN'S VALLEY,
•
' LUKE FIDDLED,
81LN111111VIVIIITE ASIL
LOCUST OAP,
Limehitrner's and Blacksmith's
CONSTANTLT FOR SALE,
HI PT UNDER COVER
and dopvered dry to any part of the town.
NOM MAKER
Carl6ln, Aug imt 17, 3959
licLW COAT, YA111)
AT TIIE WEST END dr CARLISLE.
The subscriber would respectfully volt the silent!
of I.linaburner's, and the citizens of Carlisle, and L
surroultding count* , generally, to Iris '
' NEW COAL YARD,
•
ntlaebed to Ids Warn Boum', on West .
lf R., ivin•
lin Mil kocp constantly riSa hand a largo rupply of tl
List quality of CliA I.; to 'wit
, I,y k 01IR Valley, lathe Fiddler, Moo Greve And Treve
ton, lirokell,llgg nildNut Coul-serrened and dry rno
in Melt Iltridedges himself to Fell at the lowost possibi
tries. Hest quality or ; -
LI3IIIIIUIINER'S AND BLACKS:MTH'S COAI,
nivrnyn on hand.
• Arb-All orders loft nt thin Ware Ilnnvo, nr at Ids res
of neo In North llanoviif strellt, will lie In mouth.
a . to.IIENDEitt.AN„
- Aiwil 11, '69—tf. •
GLASS! GL,ASS!! PAINTS . !
TAINTS!! A full assannenf of Ohms of all NiZeF
nod quality, with a large, eteek of !real PAINTS, all
colors. Olin, Varulehee, Ac, Cement lu large or email
quantities, at lowligurve at •• • .
JOIIN P..LYNE d SON;
North Ilanova Street.
Oct. 27, '6B
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
. The proprietors end, manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
'TEES can nppeaL with perfect confidence to.
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained a repu:
lotion heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully then
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puffery.
The consumption of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted Wows tt half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increpsein times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the cohsumption will reach .
near one' illion bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepare.
lion, and the sanction of the most prominent
• physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
• recommend 'the alitter.s . , to their patients, but
are ready at all times give testimonials to its
efliCmcy in-all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is pot emporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of _trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself.
Hostetler's Stomach Bitters i have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever 'and ague
end various' other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able to elate confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases ; is to the proprietors a' soqrco, of un.
.alloyed pleasure. It . removes all morbid matter
from thu . stomach, purifies,the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
foo the restoration df health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, end other digestive organs,
powerfully, and soon restores them
to a:condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
Elderly personS ntny use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bettleiund they will find
in it a stimulant peculiailY adapted to comfort
declining years, as.it is pleasant tO . the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally: - 11,C - havb - the - ovi-
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach-de
rangements and general debility acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. Thore'tiro certain, periods when
-their cares are so harassing that many of them
—sink under the trial.' The relation of mother
and' child is so absorbingly tender, that The
mother, especially if sho i lte ,young, is apt,Ao
forget her own health in•her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of, maternity
arrive during the siniuner season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated.
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the, system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers &in !
rally prefer the Bitters all other ,invigora-
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste. as
well as certain to give' a permanent increatie`
of bodily strength.
411 those persons, to whom wo have particu
larly, referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and agile, caused by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of .appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will-consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Iles-,
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—Wo caution 'the' public against
using !any of the many imitations or counter-!
foils; but ask for HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STODCAOII BITTERS, and coo thnt each bottle has
the words " Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown. on the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the met allto ,cap covering , the , cork,,Und
observe that our autogiaph signature is on the
Jabot
nir• Prepared and sold by NOSTETTBR
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., 'and sold by all
druggists, grocers,. and' 'dealers, geiserally
throughout 'the United States; Fionth, dmo•
iioa,nnd Germany,' n •
. . .
Not' kola by Elliott, 8.14:11orortlok;Carlisle; Soho
0. Attica; John iitoinbaugh, Shloponshurg;
mon:.J.D. Hanning, Mophanleshurg; pod 'Druggists
generally throughout thocouuty: Nov,. tt,
.. .
;VAIL'S AND 0101,1i1)1T., .. • ~'' !
..50 harralebtatiaikt WltsV . 4dryoaige-aalmrtmono
or an anClithiPliinpe; ,of all' kinds rbeaper, thou
t
tvor; ea the EltirdiVirli Btore +Dr - ' - "
_.' -
. March 7030.. ' - lIENILY SAXTO.N. -
,
_
.
ZOODI - "GOOD - 1! . .0.,00 D 1-C!
..k.A ,Jwii received 'ttt Cho:cheap Orecery.of the under
L „eignetl,, luts,of good th:no, a part of ofhtch are the MI ,
lowlug
llorthetically scaled rimcni:s, • v•rish.)
.. • .., TOMATOES,
." . " COEN, I . " - '.- ' ' •
0 ' PICAS, • : , " ' ', '
•
"' ASPARAOLiS, "
, ~ • " OVSTEltel; r :. "
. . . . . 1
" . .'"
I,OIISTSItS. • ' - "
, 7 . "';.' ' " PINE APPLE,
TURTLE SOUP, " •
. ,
" SA It DIN Es • 0
,
' 'Pickled Oarttina,' Chow Chow, Piccalilli, Lobsters,
Cauliflower, Capers.. ....
• .OiIVOR ' TO111(ttf. !Catsup, Walnut do., Mushroom do.
Pepper S auce, limolny, Witte, Cranberries, the finest
. of 'shied Hoer, - Sur,:or.cered itams,• Shoulder. Belmont
Sansige;Soup m:.' •s, Uneearoni, Sugors,'Cuilbea, Was,
AI 'lassos and o' .. h. of oil kinds. '. .
(4UB-1,161V Ah E. PIN O SEU ARS, aniona which oro
I %runty five thousand (hymen Sixes, pinta 'Polueeo.
nod the very best and punist LIQUORS iirlho county,
Confectionary end Priiit. Ac. •' " • ' .
All of which are oltdrod to the citir.ons of Carikle rind
county of (Motherland. of the lowest prices fur coon.
do. do. dO
CIAO ON CURE AJ tWo doors East of Jthond
Woreboos°.
Carlbslo, Nov. 0, 1859
,
MIREI, INSURANCE. - TrtE Ar,LEN
AND EAST PIWNBI3OItO. MUTUAI• RICH IN
8 tll:ANCII COMPANY of Cumborland county. Income)
, ratu.lby tut net of Ausombry, In now fully orgonlvwdorul
In oporattuu undnr tho umungoluont pl thu lbllowlug
cotnmissloners, viz,: ' ' .
_
Daniel Willey, SVlllinm 11. Cnrgns, liltelinel o:lane
into 11. Kisser, J. Braudt,„Joxeph 'Wickersham
Alex:miler
'rho rates of inauranan aro RR low anil favcrnble as an
Cenninuty of Elie hind In Mu State. Pomona Wishing t
bucomn niontlown are Invited to mike antilleatlon to th
agon La of the company, who
. are willing 'to .tvalt uint
thorn at tiny tunic..
WM. 11. 00110,19. President.
CIIItISTtA STAYMAg. Viee'Presidont
MIMS llYtilt, Seeretery
11CIIA RI. (100,IMIN, 'Treasurer.
1i1,111344,8.—Wiii. It. tiorgml,..l•:llyor, Clirlstlnn Stay
trinn,,Nl. 01).;1:11n..1. C. Pikulap, It. 31artin, 'Rally, .1
ILCoover.,Alox. Ontlwart, .7. Wlcltorslintil, .1. Elcheilmr
ger. liborly; .1. Brnudt.
CLIMB Mith.k ND COIINT,Y. —Job n She rilek, A lIPn
Henry Znas rig, Shituninnsteirn ; Simnel Woodhull
_Dickinson; Henry Bowman, Churehtimn ; Mode Oi l
South ; Samuel Brawn', W. Penn
S:onnel Conner, neehquieshnrg ; .1. W. Cock lin
SlP:ptierdstuwn: D. Cilemor, Shopherdstown ; 0. snx
ton, iiijver Spling• Benj. Ileveietlek, Silver 'Spring
YORK. COUNTY.-W. HoP.Nkirig," Dover; Peter Wol
ford, Franklin: .Inn. Griffith,
)V arrington J. F. lien
bn•li.
Wnshington; ItutPii, Newburg; It. C. Clerk
Pittsburg. ,
DAUPHINRpr k hoehman. Ifarrislirg.
lll.nnbora of tho'company having pot trios about toe
Oro. can have thew) .well by.naaking application
uny;of the Agents:
April '2.0.1859. . .
JNO. D. CiIUkCIT. • '1 BUMS
Olitaten & EI3ERLY.. .
STEAM SAW MILL ' ••
A3ll
LUMBER YARD,
NEW CUMBERLAND, PA.
All 14111(b; of
•
E En;
constdntly on band.
Lumber delivorpi nt any point accessible by Railroad,
at the shortest notice.
BUIL'D.ING_ TIMBER
01+ A!,z. elms AsD LENOTII CUT TOORDEIt
May .3, 18p—ft
I.IOAVR
A,D ASSOCIATION
21 , It L A I' !I I A
A lionovolent - Ingtitution, establisliod by N pedal
do‘iinelit.r,r the relief of Urn Melt and distrossod o
Milletol with Vlrulont and liphlomh.',llse . aseN4
rind uNpechilly for the elm, of Dibeab. of"
tho :40xunt organs.
MEDICAL ADVION given gratis. by Lb Acting Sur.
goon. to nll Irlio apply by lettor, with n 'description of
their condition, (no, olenpation, habits of lifer Ac..)
And in Camig.of extrenuwrerty,"3ttlleinen furnished
free of charge. • •
. . _
V AI,DA REPORTS on Sperms terrlicea, and ether
Dkcasco of the Sexual Omens, nod On the NISY REM
EDIES employed in the Dispensary. sent to the nillieled
in sealed letter envelopes, Dee of charge. Two pr three
Rawlw for poqhme will ho lireentnblo.
Address, DIL,J. lIOUIIIITON, Acting Sur.
goon, !Inward ARMolation, South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the 'Directors,
D. IIEARTIVELL, Prosidralc
OHO. FAIRCAULD. Socrotary. •
.
• LADD, WEBSTER & CO.
IMPILOVY,D TIOIIT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
On Exhibition and for Kilo at Mr". IL A, ItErsom's
DMMIERREAN ItOONIS, 2nd door west of Dr.
Officil, Carlisle, Pa.
Send for r. circular to ' •
• ~ U. MASON, Agent.
Dec. 7, :1859-tf.
to ease your stomach% Ills,
.discard At once all rills;
Take the advice .1 give,
I ryon would thrive and live:
The stomach medicine cf real merit,
Is Da. llssis BVPIORATIMI
GENERAL DEPOT 48 WATE It
ST., N. V. Sold by the principal Drum ;14t. Not
boitlep, tai cents, quarts $l. Circulars sent, pnstagn
paid, on application. See advertlheloont headed Dyn.
peptic Remedy In auothor column.
T)AINTS AND OILS.-
10 Tons White Lead. 1000 Onlions of oil. Just
received witha largo assortment of
' , -
Proof Tarnishes , Fire Paint.
T
orpen tine, • Florence White,
' Japan. White Zinc,
Potty, ',. Colored Z nc, ,
Lithargo, lied Lead,
' Whiting, balled Oil,
..
Moo,
~ Lard OIL
Sheller, ` ' Sperm Oil, ,
Paint Brushes, Fish Oil, lee.,
rotors of every description dry, and Oil in cans and
tubes at the Hardware Store of
Mtn eh 7, 'GO_ . 'llliNitY SAXTON,
l
::.
.:?..,....1...,,....,., ..„.7. ~,. ,;.,....,2,..:2:
:.,. :.....,,,.„,7..__.
›------
Thousands are daily speaking lo.prnlsopl
DR. EATON'S
INFANTILE•CORDIAL •
and why? becaUse It never fails Watford instantaneous
relief when gluon in time. It acts as It by'utegic, and
ono trial alone will convince you that what we N say is
true. It 12011tql. ',..
`,..,
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
of any kind, and therefore relieves by removing the
,11111 , 1iIMA Of your child,- Instead- Lt by-- deadening-Its
8011Albillileo. For this roman it.commends itself as tho
only reliable preparation now known forADltintren
Teething, Dlorrhoen, Dyaentury, Grip.
• log lit the Dowels, At-hilly of the lAtomach,
Wind, Cold In thin head, and Croup, also..llw softening
the going, reducing banns tine, regulating the Dowels
and relieving pain, It has no equal—being an anti spas•
medic it Is not II WWI Iltlfailillg success In all cases of
Convulsion or other Fits. As you value thri
life and health of your children, and wish to sere them
Intuit those mil anti blighting consequence?t Which era
certain to result from the use of twenties of whit: .
other remielh, for Influttlie Complaints aro composed,
take italic lint DR. EATON'S. INFANTILE CORDIAL,
this you ran rely upon: It Is perfectly hormle,s and
cannot injure the most delicate infon L., Price, 25 rents
Full directions accompany each bottle. Prepared only
by . CHURCH & DUPONT.
. . No 4n)llliroadwuy Now York.
8~~ ~~ D' -F ~ 0 D
Healthy bunion Blood upon being
always presents no with the same essential elements
and given of course the Trne Standard. Analyze the
Mood of a •pen.on sulfuring from Consumption, Live
Complaint, Dyspepnia, Scrotum, ke. end we find In
every finan., curtain deficiencies In the red globules
of Blood Supply these defielencien and you 'are made
well. Thu BLOOD 5001) is founded upon this Theory
—hence Its astonishing succor.
FIVE PREPARAT ONS
adapted to the deficienetes of the Blood In different
diseases. War Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, or any affee.
tion whatever of the TilltOATor LUDO' inducingCon
sumption' me No. I, which is, alwayn the ,No. for Be
pression of Spirits, lose of Appetite; and for all Citron.
to Cemplai nis nrising.from Overuse; ()Einem' Debility,
and Nervous Prostration: No. '2, for Liver Complaints,
No. 3, feeDysimpsid. lloing
,piready prepared. far ab
sorption it is taken by drops and carried immediately
Into the circulation, so that what you gain you retain.
The No. 5 is fer.Semale Irregtilarilles, liypterlo, Week
nesties, - &-m , See anemia' tilrectlens for this. .For Salt
Rheum. Eruptions, Scrofulous, - Kidney, And "Bladder
Complaints, take No; b. • In all eases the direction must
ho strictly followeED'• Price of the Blood ;Sorel $1 per
, . Sold by Cllunqn DUPONT,
t ' - N 0.409 IliOadwai, Now York.
J W. Dyott & Bonn,, Philadelphia, and O. 11..leyeer,
ttaburg Wholesale Ageuta.. • : ".
. .
T ,
, , 4 , RENTORENT.
.:; As 'a Diy•Ociods Sion; from and after tile let of
)11 y next, the fj toro Roollt at HieVereer of Pitt and
' High citroets, lately theater° 0(.0.00 1 4, Pgether with
a large cellar, doered - underneatb;.anltablaibr._Carptita.-
-- NittiCiclint .11.1 be glifewatineoui.as the geode lir raid
store room are disposed Rcand modal genet runt' until
1 .. cold let of July. ' ~, , ' J. HAMILTON.
.
April 4, '6O-Jlit , , • •
Jilisccll4tuaxs.
EEEEEM
CIMIM
ANALYZED
Lftisttianccins.
CIARLISLE AND.- '..1.,ADE.LP11.1.4.
, .
E.ll. NE . •
• . . .
• •, , FRIIED,' WARD +4 .FliEtCy • •
•••• 811 MAIM. T STR4kT,
U. RuciA:bs,
,stAIN FITICEET, OARLIPLE, PA. • •
J.. " Cars of this Lino' leatio Min Depot 811 Market st.,
Daily, nt 4 o'clock„P. M.
Leave Carlfslo, ;it 7 o'clock, A. Tl.' • •
(IThds Intondo4 for this Lino should la rourkoil 0. A:
L'. Daily Freight Lino, and sent In ,by 4 o'clock.
May IRA. •
P II ..1. L. A. .1) E "-I. P IT I A,
AND READING
- • R A- I I. •, it...-9 _ A.„ D
EIUSI3IEIt - ARIIANOE3IIIB74.
. .
- - •
A eitit.lB, 1850. • ;' ~
Two passenger trains lefty° liiirrisburi dolly; (Snit ,
dove excepted.) at. 8.00 A. NI , and:L.4o I'. Dl.. nor Phila.
dalpitia, arriving there at 12.50 noon and 7.40 I'. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A.M., sod 3.30
P. 31., arriving at Harrisburg at 12.40 noon and 8.201'.
fil. - .
pones t Philadelphia, No. I Cars. $3.25; No. 2 (In
same train.) $270.
Fares to Reading. $1.60 and $1.30.
At Reading. connect twilit trains for PottsvilleflGlners
villa, Tamaqua, Cutt. Ao. •
• Four trains have Reading fur Philadelphia daily, at
0 A. M., 10.13 A. 51, 12.30 noon and 5.00 P. 51.
Leave Philadelphia fur Reading ut 7.30 A. 51.0.30
M., 3.30 P. M., and 4.46 P. 51.
Fares from Reading to Philadelphia. $1.75 and $1 46.
''. Tito morning train from Harrisburg' c0m1....Au at
Reading with up train for Wilkestarre, Pittston and
Scranton.
For through tickets aad'otLer information apply, to
.1. .1. CLYDE,
General Agent. -
I '5O
MEW STAGE lt,o T E
The subscriber has *start.' n frl'*eehly line of
Stages between Carlisle , and Landlsburg: leaving Car
, 161.1 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Immedb
atelypn the arrival of the afternoon train of cars from
the rust. Returning., leaven Landisburg at SOn A.
every Tgesday, Wednesday and Saturday. /11111 arrives
at Carlisle nt 1.00. P. M.; tin. Perry County Warm
Springs, Shormansdalo, Sterrett's Clap and Carlisle Sul
-f Our Springs. On And flier .luno the 161 h, the line will
letynit daily for the accommodation of passengers going
the Springs.
Faro to lho sneersl points on (Mows:
Coriisle to Sulphur Springs, •
Sterrett's. Clap,
11 . Shermantelstu, . . . .
_____ t r.----Perry-County-Wsrat-Springs, . .
Landisburg, . . . . . . .
RETURNING.
Landtsburg to Warn) Spring's,
itherniensditle,
Sterrott'A
SUlphur Springs,
Carlisle, . • . .
The ahovo line will retruterly carry the MAIL to and
from the several points shove indicated.
I have nistert well stocked 1,1 VIARY !cm
which I ani at sit times reedy to furnish horses and I•sr •
riettes to those who Will favor me with their patrosnee,
on Alio most reasonablo terms anti in the very best siyln;
meyl9l 858. ' GEORGE
pxcNi.sioß P - ICTURES
A. IL ll} WOOD Ivould rerpeetfully Inform tit
rid - y.ols of Carlisle and virinity that hellos taken room,
lii 'Lug's now building,- cant corner of Market Sonarc,
where ho Is at-all times ready to- into A M I'ES
In the latest rind most approved style. Picture taken
In rainy and cloudy weather MI well as Pleor. and sat
isfaction given or no charges made. Portraits and Da
guerreotypes copied. Miniature pictures taken for
horliotAkc., In Ambrotype.
A Othrotyres 'warranted to stand tho toot of flute, beta
or water.
Ladles and Gentlemen are cordially invite d .to
nod exPilllno
Prices Iron 25cts. to $lO. - A. It. lIENWOOD.
Jan. 27. 1038.-1 v.' Artist
LI" E RY STABLE.—llarmg pur-
TA It rAW: I . (1 ' 117: er re l all m y 11 1 1 ; t e ti:
date tho public with lionsrs. CAR.
9, i pk_rcr IitKiLLIMS, and every akar ar-
Ita.'gt-"Ilido In nay Iluo. Ily strut attention to,
bun{ peas and a deal re to pleitari e tho milateriber hopes to
reeelyo a liberal share or public patronago.
0 HMO/ fi lIENDET,
N, II." Omnlbusma on hand to supply thoen who mny
ho In need of them. - O. D.
N0v:25.184.i
R O 0-.FI IsVG- - SLATE.7- 7 Tlie
has been appointed argfit; for the salcrof
ittroFING ,nr n
ol has no' a id will eourtaritly
kee,p on hand a frill Supply to Ineet'tint &main ly. of
builders arid others. Tho,,, In want of a superior-nrtl.
elo would do well to "all at thu Loather and Coal Yard,
near tiro Gas Mum
Juno it, 1851),
JAMES It
WEAVER'S
O'AIIINET
AND
CRAM
MANUFACTORY,.
NORTII HANOVER STREET, CARLISLE, CA
Baring boon etlgnaed In tbo bonbon for over twonty
yearn ho would ?aura thanks to his customers and
friends, fur tho liberal oneourngoment on toodad-to bins
In yearn gone Py, and further annul.es them that 110
panto will ho spared, to giro fulrnattsfactlon to all lobo
may favor him with a call.
CHAIRS AND FURNITUiIR,•
of every description constantly on hand, or made to
order. Warmted to he of the best quality; of the la.
test style, well finished, and sold at the lowest possibTi,
prices for cash.
. lie also contlouetrhusiness as an UNTERTAlillit.—
Reedy made Collins, Metallic' or otherwise. kept eon.
stantly on hand and funerals promptly
most
to
personally in town or country, on the most reasonable
terms..
Cheriynnd Walnut. Cothms, large size, well finished
and lined inside, farm 5 to 12 dollars.
Walnut Collins covered ft= 15 to Oft dollnrB.
JAMES It. WEAVER
May, 25,195g- 7 1y. ,
N. B.—Twopropeitles eltiinto In Churelltown,Cm4,
nunty, urn OtrUeel.i. baill on easy terms. Apply as
Iwvo. . J. H. W.
William I'. 'Lynch,
Practical FL MIER and OAS FITTER
in the basement of the .11f, R, Church,
Alin Street, •
b Tuba,
‘, 4
1 "1111011brs,
sH Pull na,
" ; . ) draullc Hams, Ac.
Lend and Iron Pipes,
Ilyslntnto,
I lot Cold Shownr llnl Ls,,
Water Clnsetts,
.Forcu and Lift Pnnsps,
Wro't Iron Werst Tunes,
And every description of cocks and fittings for gno,
Pi CAM, water, 4:e. tiuporlor cooking ranges, hoatersand
gas nst . gras puttfp in churches, stores and dwellings,
at short astir,,, In the most modern style. All motet IL
als and work In oqr line at low rates and e'arranted.
Oeir•Country work and Jobbing promptly zdtendial to.
Mier. ifibn—ly
PAPER HANGINGS &c.
SPRING lsoo STYLES.
OF
WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL 4%. HOUR K
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
_PAPER HANG ING,S. •
No. 17 - South FOURTH Street, below Market, Phila.
OelPhla.
Offers ,00sooh facillltles to Witetstidts di RETAIL Bur
ens, n splendid stork of goods to select front, and all of
the newest and best designs.—WlNDOW CURTAIN
PAPERS, In innlle,gaynrlelT, Mtn..7-310.
HERRING'S SAFES.
FARRELL. HERRING & CO.,
No. 620'Cliestout street, (Jayne's
Only inanuthelururs In thin State
of iIItIIItINQ'S.PATENT CHAM
PION k'l Id fl - WNIt ItUitlil,A It
PHOOF SA HIS, secured with
HALL's PATRXT I.olVpillt
bah of width reCelved Mechlin
at. tho World's Fair, Loirtion,
2101, and World's Fair hi New
York, '
MORE TWIN .‘
20,000 Herring's .
I A9p
I
have been sold, and are 110 W in
is-usl use, and nearly, 400 Ima been tested hi occi
dental tires and have never tolled to presurte their con
tents. '
We also keep on hind and make to order DWELLING
Muss Suss. "Sideboard nod Parlor Safes"—(lttilta..
Lion of handsome furniture) of elegant design and
workmanship.
Also, Burglar ProOT Safes...for Moths. Brokers,-
ere, Vault Doors ' Safes for Specie. Sliver Plato, Ac, The
. Burglar Proof Safe in use ut the Treasurer's Office of
Plckaway county, 0.. (nt Was in ufacl it red
by us, and is universally acknowledged to be the
strongest Safe in the world.
Persons wishing Sales wilt find It their. interest to
roll or send for our ratalogne before purchasing elm•
where, as EDPSO are the only Snfoti whirls have preyed
themselves perfectly man Pima mut free from damp,
nese. -
111,000 ItEWA BD will be paid to any person that can
show that a II tiltltElti'S PATIENT CIIAMP A ON SAFE
over Staled to preserve Its contents In on orsldenttn
Piro.. [March 28, 11160-31 n.
r
'lBOO ITARDWAR . E.-.-;..
..
I The Subscriber Iran Nat retiwnpd frorreihe Diatom
citibe with Rho !argent - , cheapest iitid best selected an
sortreent of Hardware evor - olTerud in this County. Tye
ofithlng kept lii a large Wholesale and 'Retail .Ilard
ware Store can be had a little lower than ally ether
house to the county At the Cheap Iftrdware stare of
March 7, TO:. , ' , 1111Nlit SAXTON.
T RUSSES i B,Ri t CES I I.I
.SUPPOR
. • 0 .4 1 ,.NEE4LE5... . '
.19; 117. corner. Twelftlii6r. Race Street~
PiTILADELI'HIA.
practical' Adjuster of Ilitptuto Trunnen and Mechani
cal Itamedlen. Ilan constantly on baud a Inrge Stock n(
genuine French truant's, also n complete mmertment of
the bent American. Ineludlngl Lim, celebrated Whiten
fattent Lever Truss, believed by the boat nutherltlen to
be euperlo&to any, yet Invented. 'English and Amerb
can Supportern and Ilona, Shoulder ilmeen; Swannery
Bandages, Self Injecting Syringes, adapted to both pox.
en; In neat portable eases, Vrenchi'ensarlea, Urinal Sege
to., .
TJION . ItAILINGI—Iiou Bailing for
Atlanta O i l, enclosures, public and private groinds and
gartlens;mnde to order et the Cavil:du Foundry. Our
stock of Hailing, Verandah. and Bracket patternn cont.
prison a large variety of new and elegant designs which
.tno public are Invited to call and examine. Orders Mr •
mittinkatid putting , up Rallilli Will be proMptly exeCu..
red et tottinftictory, prices— •-
• :qty.. entirely new TEN 11011 SE STEAM •ENOIE
.atudBOILER now on land; warranted toAte of.the hest
make, and will be sold At a'bargalailbr cash or on ahoit
•
Cheap Jub Printing done/hero, time.
• 'N.GARDNEIt /COO. , • uly .21, lass.
Orders and letters ofsaqulry,wlll-taset—pronsAt;nt
°titian..
Aufm!4:4oB6o.
SAN
LIVEIt•-IN
•
NEVEIL
COMPOIINDED
.has become an ostalill
known and npprovqd ply
and is now. resorted to
tholliseases for whhailt
• it has cured thousands
years'erhn had given up
numerous mist:Mentl.
.sion show.'
me dose must he adap•
of the Individual taking
nunntltloe as to act gen.
Let the, idietates of
'you In the use of the
tor, And it. will vitro
nue attacks, Dyspepsia,
trier Complaints,
Ityamt—
nob, Habitual Costive—
Cnolera Marlins, Cholera
Juandire, Female weak'
suerergully an an ordi'
CiNit.. it wiil cure sick
can testify.) In twenty
tieopeontnlB are taken
nttnrk.
All. *ieo ova It ere
In lie favor. •
MIX W ATER IN THE
IN VIOORATOR AND
OETLIER.
Prieci One Dollar per Bottle:
SANFORD'S
•. minx • •
CA:TH7I.II,TIC PILLS,
CbRIPOI.I3DED nom
Pure Vrgefabla.E7clracts, and put up in dings
Caw, air tight; and will keep in any cli
mate.
The Faintly Cathartic
tivo Cattyr llc which the
his pradhn morn than
'limo co oAnntly In
. Man wtm hnve long us.
,Isfa,tion which all glvii
has induced 1110 to place
of rill.
Tito Professinn
tharties net 011 different
Hill itkily Cu
with duo roil:rem:a to
fart, been compounded
purest vegnta bl ecs rnetp
part of Cho Alimentary
safe in all cases where a
as Derangements of the
Polite -id the lincg-and.
and SoreneA over thn
cold, which frequently.
Inrig - courso - YeverFLutnr
Solisation of, vold.gror
headache or-1400A in
tory Diseases, WorruS in
Itheumtism, 'a great
many dlsnases to which
nub to mention in lids 041
?Ivo
, The Liver Invigorator ant! Fe
i'nta I led by Druggists gloomily,
the Trade 11l nil the largo towns
S. T. W. Sanfo
EMI
MIE
$0 22
335 Er'fiadway,
Juno lb, I bb9.
OES DISEASE ORIGINATE
IMPURITY OF TILE BLOOD? . •
his is a question of vital importance, and one whirl.
has ncier been salis!aetot•lly . disposed of by the proles
hors who teach the healing art. Some ninintain—and
especially the old school Idlysielans—that life lives in
the blond, and therefore all diseases originate in it--
but modern khan,' Avers that ailments Wye their
origination in both the solids and fluids of the Lody.
That tho latter preponderate, however, is a fixed flirt,
anti medical shill Imo clearly demonstrated that nt
leasttwo-thirds or tio ills that human nosh Is heir to,
have their source in an
• IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD I,
As, for Instance. In . the Jong catililogne, each ma Screfu
In, Teller," Barber's Iteb," Pimples, Blotches. Fusin.'
Ins,' Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges from the Par, Paver
Sores, or Irruptive diseases of any kind...-Tlitie, are as
eertained hy well known medical tilarlse from had
blood- 1$1„lle the Itipitest - Mit unities declate
oy
that most - fersoriginate he the sante' manner, alai
more particularly Typhoid and sr:trial—the Milner be
hog an Interred, mid the latter nn external irruption.
and In all persona attacked by these maladies,
the Igeml ha tint tut to he either coagulatml,, or I•if a dark
, mil, ea I hy color.
7'n ward oft a largo majority of dlFeares, as well an to
core 3 31131133' whirls hove already celzed upon the eye
tout, It Is neerFsary to
THE 11/.OOD '
Lindseffi Improved - Illood - thahlurdnos hot elajia. to
Lan
ITNIVERSAL.PAACEA _
for overy.dieeaße known, but the proprietor); thin] for
It't ho power net only Of draining out ne Impui ities Cl
the blond, hut by,„thohklllful combipation of well Me, n
vegetable reniedffis. it will en re ell diseapee arleing from
deranged state of tho liver, drive nit ,lyeper.ia, end
glee renewed bone and vigor to the stomach. That the
Owen Sr.Anenlill in all that le claimed fur It, the proprie
tore eau -produce
JACOII 5111.t03
•
TUE PROOF.
It is only a 'fiffi years 'timer It was discovered, and yet
It has grown into such a business that it largo laboratory
has been built expressly for Its mannfiteture—a large
number of men employed in putting It up, and still the
SUPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL THE DEMAND!
We not nuy candid man, could this be so, Jr the Med
Irina did not pOA.A9 ALL the virtues claimed for It I
The Proprietors have hundreds of certificates fron
men of probity and landing In the community, she.
• lug what the medicine is doing dnily fur thu sulTerin,„
ASII ANY PERSON "
-who has ever used the - Blood - Searcher whether roll
was ex
Lot thin nffiblet.glye It n trial—a single bottle win
convince tho'nfost sloPplieni of its efficacy.
fry__ For sole in Carlisle by S. W. Ilaverstirk, S.
Hutt, nod 11. J. Kieffer; linufromn A Son, Mechnnit.
burg; ilosweller &Yook..Shephardstown ; Joshua Cul
Ilegstown ; •.Involr Slunnons, , Cross lionds; Hurts. '
Shiremanstown ; A. M. Leldich, • :piing,
Mary W. Kissel, Churebtown ; Edward Joules, Wen
Ilill; J. C. Firsnam , ht & Ilm., Oakville: Shoemaker
Elliott, Newburg; Wm. Bretton, Newville; J. Hood
Co.. Springfield; Russell & hies. Dickinson; 11fe . ./nr
& Washinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clark A. Le
Roads; Wm. it. Eckles, Sporting 11111; D. Denlinge
{Shits liall ; 3. C. ARM:, Shlppensburg; all of Crunbr
lend county, Pa.
IMEI!
D Y S*E P S it. E M
• Du..DARIUS HAM'S
Arotata.tic - Invigoralliag Spirit -..
This Medlelre hoe been used by the public for f
years, with Increasing favor. It is recommended I
' cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lleart.lturn, Colic
Paine, Wind in the Stomneh, or Pains In the
'Dowels, Ileadnehe. Drowsiness, !Olney Cont.
plaints, Low Spirits, Delirium Tremens, •
Intemperence. •
- It Stimulates, Exhilindes,lnvigorntes, but will
Intoxicate or Stupefy.
As a Medicine, it is quick and effectual, curing • '
most aggravated rases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Colnpinl,
and all other. .detangetuents of the Stomach and It
els, in in speedy manner.
It will Instantly revive the most drooping, nod o
nneholly spirits, and restore the weak, nerviMs r
sickly to health. strength and "%tor. • '
Persons whatnot, the Injudicious use of tiger
have Liman° dejected, and their. nervous systems sh
tered, constitutions broj.en down, and stibjert to t I
horrible eurse to humanity, the thumb, TnEMENm,I%
almost Immediately feel thehniuty and healthy invi
rating efficacy of Dr. Ilam's Invigorating Spit it.
Dose—One wino glen's full as often as necessary.
Ono dose will remove all lied Spirits. •
Ono dose will cure Heart burn.
Three dosus will cure Indigestion.'
One done will give you u (loot Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspeps
Ono deco will remove the distressing and dimoees I
ofTects.of Wind or Flatttlenee, and us soon As - the
itch receives the Invigorating Spirit, the dintrossh '
loatiguttaill painful/I:clings will-le, removed. -
One dose wiirronove the most distressing pains
Co: 444,10 m in the stomach or bowels.
-...• • • . ,
A b. doses 101 remove all obstructlous In tho Kl
nay, Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Parsons who are seriously !gilded with any Rift! ,
Complaints are assured speedy relief by a dose or two
and a radical ado, by the use of ono or two,lxittles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
Vorsomcwile, from dissipating too much over night,
and fool the evil effects of poltamous liquors, Ili clnlmit
headaches, sickness at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
he., will bud nun dose will remove all.bed feelings.
Ladles of week and sickly constitutions, shell Id take
tim invigorating Spirit throe times s day; it will ;mike
them strong, healthy and happy, remove ail obstrue.
lions and irregularities from the menstrual owns and
restore thohloom of health and beauty to the - careworn
Inca.
Duelag pregnney It will be Ibund do niv.tunbionledl
due to remove disagreeable RPIIMI,IOIIII nt the stonuteh.
All the ptoprletornsten Is a trial, And - to Induce thlo
10 has put up the INVICIUILATMO 81•I1,10 In plot bottles
tt 60 ctn., touts 81..
yqi_,.'For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Ilaverntlekt In Ma.
lotnleshUrg bib Icautimuu, and by Druggist. goner.
1 1 .1 4.1, 1860.-ly
- ISENWEIN'S TAR AND WOOD.
PECTORAL
Is one new? 'MEDICINE IN MN WOWLD,
,for, the Cunt of Counits AND COLD, Croup Bronchitis, An. .
theta, Difficulty Is Breathing, Pulpitation of the
Hem% nod for the relief of patients in the '
Aavinared stages of CONSIIMPTIO:4, to
gether with nil Diseases of the
Throat and Chest, and • .
which predisposed to Consumption. It attacks the root
of disease, od makes ties fell destroyer succumb to Its
niluunce. It also produces free expectoration, an47.ln
ducs.healtly action in the diseased Mucous Al oksbnines
end TisSues..' It is peculiarly adapted to the radical cure
of Astons. One doge of this Invaluable Syrup often
gives ones, and consequently sloop, wti, tea the peculiar .
nature of this divcafie denies bite.. If Is Miry pleasent
to the taste, and ywompt in its effects. Try ii, and be
convinced, that it in lurnivable In the cons qe Bum.
MAL AFPECTIO:YO.
WO. Pates fin CF.N,T9 PER DOME.
Prepared only , by c - c
A. EBSENWEIIi, Druggist,
N. W. Curlier of Ninth and Poplar ntreets,i
" • PHILADELPHIA
N. 11. For Sale by B. Elliott, B,J.Kelfferia. W. Meyer. .
stick, Carlisle; L. Random, blechauicsburg ;' and Geo.' -
if. doom, phlladolphla, and Btorekeegers and
.
Druggisis generally: • •. .
Carlisle, Oct: 11, '5O —7 Ines. •
Miehicirtes.
It ws
GOJtA`TOIt
WTAiEks.
ell
ELY FI10:11 GUMS, .nn
et, a Standard Medietno
all that Wve used it
with eonildwieu In al
is recotantanded.
within the lost two
ail hopes of rellef,as rho
eel Mentes in my natives
tad to ihe, temperament
it, and used in' such
by on the-bowels.
your judgment guide
LlVer Isty
Liver,Co mplerns, .11111.
Chronic Plarrbolm.flum
tory, Dropry,SourS.ll,en,•
tone, '' Cholera,
Intuition,Flat UN nee
susses, and may bo used
nary FAAIILY .111EDI
TIN11.111,410.(an' thousenil
minutes, If two er three
at commencement of the
evil* their testimony
51011T11 WITH' vin
SWALLOW 110T11. TO,
.
Pill lan general but am—
• proprietor ben used In
ai9 twenty years. _
!Zrenslng - demand from
PER ed tho Pills and the not ,
04 In regard to their use,.
'them within the reach
ptnl
tug
1:4
41
erth
30
Itomkhat different Cm
portions or ho bowels.
thartlet Pill has
this well. establighdd
front a variety of the
whlelCort alike on every
renal, and aro good null
Cathartic Is needed,sugh
Stomach, • Sleepimitls,
Loins, Costlvonesii, Pain
whole body,from sudden
If negkyieff,
(VrAppeille,;i. Creeping
the body, Restlessness,
thin head, all Inflinantei,
'Children or Adults,'
Purifier of the Blood and
fleshi Is heir, too num°
•
ement. 'base; tto
Cents,
Cathartic Pills arli
, and sold wholcsalo by
Itc
slnnufle
urer and Proprietor,
Kew York
LINDSEY & LEMON, Proprietors,
WHAT IT WILL DO