IS
Riarriage.s.
On tbo 10th Inst., by the nor. A, 11. Krolter.kr:
JOAN LIAILIBIY, to Miss 'Bll - SAN AI 1111 . 4'1.1; hulk
nf Carl lelu.• •
II
ptati2s.
An tho 11th !net.; in Monroe township, Mee
DEVI CORNMAII, nod 1.13 yie; 10 menthe. and 25 dolt.
On Friday. the 18th snot; :Ohs ELIZABETO FItAN•
•CliO KERN AN. In the 69th year of harem,. - • "
aletu iltmertisernents.
T O:THE CITIZENS OF CUMBER
LAND ' COUNTY. •
UENTIYAIRN :—l'horeby offer myself a candid* TO
'the °Mee of RF.OISTIIII. of Cumberland County, sub,
juat, to the doelslon of tho People's County Convention,
and will he -thankful for your support.
. .
Respectfully, . .
SA:OW.4, BIPN.
' May 2, 1860.-t.
I'o TETE OLLIZhNS OF CUblßlillt
LAND COUNTY. • • • '
Ozerbenisii hereby Mier myself a cendidate forth ,
office of IMO ESTER of Ochnberla d county, subject t
•the People's County Convention, and will be thankfu
for your support.• • • • Respectfully,
• BASIO.EL CALDWELL.'
Carlisle April 25, 1860.—t. c.
•
AFALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
5A1.13.—0n THURSDAY, May 31, 1860, the un•
&reigned will oxposo to public sale. at the house of
Ono. Shoafor, near wors Tavern, fut the Ilanover and
•
Baltimore Turnpike. 200 Acme of •
•' ' NALUA BLIT CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND,
In lots of 5 to 15 acres, to suit purchasers. situated in'
'Minton' township. Adamoscountyrtrear the Hanover
and Haltiniore turnpike, 3 callus north of Dotenthurg.
adjoining lan& of David Johnson, Wm. 3looreheati,
Cyrus Albert. Josoph.gickel, Henry Eckel and, others.
A public road passes through a part of the above land.
ALSO. several Tracts of Land, part cleared 'and part
covered with thriving Mutu., sititablo kw . farming
. purposes, el tuated in • Adams and Cumberland counties,
adjoining the Carlisle and Hanover turnpike, blooms
3heafor, John'Wolf and others, ,ontaining tram 40 to
' Ina acres earh.
ALA% a Tract of Land, containing 67 acres and 27
perehos, west of the Turnpike, adjoining land or Jam,
Sbenror, Darlil-Miller, nod others.
Also, on FRIDAY, Juno Ist. IMO, will be earosi to
publlJor,privale On, at tho Boiling Fprings, lu Cunt:
borland county, 2.J0 Acres or
CHADOE CHESTNUT TINDER LAND,
from 6 to 20 acres ,mch. Banged in South 1 1 11ddlOton
township, adjoining lands of Thomas ruon's heirs, and
othot P. ,
ALSO, a Tract of Land, containing 100 acres, more or
less, part cleared and pert covered with heavy thriving
7 - Chestnnt-Tlm'iter,-edj..lning lands.of the heir enf Thom,
as Green, deed., Henry Brecliblll, Benjamin Knufman,
'and others. The above tract has MI phi Leg (louse and
an excellent Spring ornate, and Is smeteptible be.
ingconvertud Into a BEAUTIFUL FAIIM.
A LSO, two Lots of Ground. nt hutting
Springs, the one haring thorium 'erected a •
two story SCONE HOUSG, nod nth, ten..••• •It ,
peorements. The other having thereon. al:
erected n twn.story LOG 116.0 nod other
? Improvements Alan, 4or S good
BUILDING -LOTS•.
adjoinini the shore.. The undersigned will also roll at
private sale, laiT•iror small Cradle of LAND,
at such, places no purclia.lers may desire, of nay' of tho
land-kno on an the • Carlisle Iron Works," a large
amount of the same being faint laud, with lino Springs
and running neater on the Nemo Also, several good,
sites for Saw Mills. croon wishing to view thn prop.
onion will be Chown them by calling on Mr. A.
(Ugh, at Bolling Springs, who has draf,sand plots num•
bored, and who can particularly.describo.tnetn td put ,
chasers.
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M on the days
named, when,cuuditions will bo rondo khown by
.W. D. DIMES, ,
•
WM. YOUNG,. • •
'C. W. MIL,
WM. 51. DnETE3f,
May 23, IR6O-t •-
.
cHAvvtir4
%-..
• 74,
An aperient and Stomach Preparation of IRON purl.
fled of Oxygen and Carbon by eniultustleri in Ifydrogen
Sanctioned by the highest Medical Authorities, both
in Europe and the United States, and prescribed In
their practice.
The experience of thousonds doily proves that no
preparation of Iron can bo compared with It. Impuri
ties of the blood, depression of vital energy, polo and
otherwise sickly complexions Indhiate its necessity lu
alm , sl, ovary conceivable case.
Innoxious In all maladies in which Mum boon tiled,
It has proved absolutely curative In each of the follow
ing complaints, via: •
In Debility, Nervous Affections, Erns,
elation, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dlar
kiliCE6, Dysentery, 'lnelplent Consurnp.
tient, rruberoulosls, Salt Rheum,
INlsmenst citation, Whites, Chloroals,
Liver Complaint, Chronic Headaches,
Rheumatism, • Intermittent Fevers,
Pimples on the Face, &c.
In cases of general Debility, whether the result of
acute dlseaso, or of the continued diminution of ner-
vous and muscular energy from chronic complaints,
one trial of this restorative has proved successful to an
extent whii:h no description nor written attestation
would render credible. Invalids so long bed-ridden as
to hoie become forgotten In:their own •nelghborhoods,
have suddenly re appeared in the bony world as if just
returned from protracted travel lu a distant land.
Some very signal iiistauces of this kind arc attested, of
female Sufferers, emaciated victims of epparent moms•
urns, songulneous exhaustion, critical changes, aurt.• ,
that complication of nervous and dyepoplic'avernion tO •
air and exercise for which the physician has ho nom.
In Nervous Affections or all kinds, and fur reasons
familiar with medical men, the operation of this prepa
ration of iron must necesserily he salutary, for unlike
the old oxides, it k vigorously tonic, without being
orriting and overheating; and gently, regularity ripe. -
riont, even in the most obstinate eases of costiveness
without ever being a gestric purgative, or 'Wilding a
disagreeable sensation.
It is this latter property among others, whirl, makes
It so remarkably effectual and permanent 0 'remedy fur
Piles. upon which It also appears to exert a distinct and
specific action, by dist! erring thu local tendency which
farms them.
In Dyspepsia, Innumerable no are its causes, a single
box of theseChaiyhelte Mils has often sufficed for the
most httbitnal cases, Including the ettendent Costive
ness. _
Jn unchecked Dinrrhcca, even when advanced.toDys.
watery, coullrmed, emtchttlng, and apparently malig
nant, the effects have boon equally decisive and aston-
Ishlnff
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength, debill:
flog cough, nod remit tent hectic, which generally in.
dicta° Incipient Consumption, this remedy has allayed
the alarm of it-lends and physicians, in several very
gratifying and interesting instanes.
In Scrofulous Tuberculosis, this medicated Iron hoe
had fur more titan the good effect of the cleat cautious
ly balanced prepanttions of iodine; without any of their
well known
The attention cf females cannot be too confidently
Invited to this remedy and restorative, in the cases pe
culiarly effecting them.
In Rheumatism, both chronic and Inflammatory—ln
the latter however, more decidedly—it has been Inverts
lily well reported, hot as alleviating polo and reducing
the swellings and stiffness of the joints end muscles.
In Intermittent Fevers It must necessarily be a greet
remedy and energetic restorative, and Its progress In
the now settlements of the West, will probably by one
01 high renown and usefulness.
No remedy hati ever been discovered in the whole his
tory of medicines, which exerts such prompt, hopmnand
fully restorative effects. Goodappetite,eompletedigee
tlon, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual
disposition for active end cheerful exercise, immediate
ly follow its use.
- Put - up in nest fiat metal-boxes- containing-60 pills,.
price 60 Peas per box; for sale by diuggists and deal.
ern lViil ben sent free to any address on receipt of the
price. All letters, orders, etc., should be ruldtessed to
It. B. LOCKE General Agents
May 29, '60.-Iy. 339 Broadway N. Y.
C H WE RIN'S. ANNIHILATING
iwn and best artist. to
terminate Roaches, lied
no, Ante, Moths, Flies,
. Garden Wormer,
is Bugs. Le.
(T CONTAINS NO POI.
Cchedtrin's Pllie aro Bore
nth to ItATB mud MICE.
Cir. bcticrerin received
•tltlwtoe from the Pres'
it of Girard College, Di
tny Ivanis Hospital, and
...air prominent pi .ostitutionn of Philadelphia;
U. S..lail, Washington, D. C., and Charity' Hospital,
Now Orienn.,
The original certificates eon be seen at the Wholesale
and Retail Depot, 124 North Second Street, Philadol,
phis ; and for sale by all Druggists and Orem,.
41. Beware of spurious imitations.
Remember to ask fur Schwerin's Annihilating Pow
der. None genuine unless signed'
henwEnni._
May 23, 1800
rtiHE MUTUAL LIFE I'IsTS UR
• ANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK.
Assets: , •
SlX.atrutOss UN DOLLARS,'
INVLBTXD Itl 111111TWOUTOACIA9 ON ROIL MATE,
IVOR= OVER $13,000,000. •
- ,
Th. premiums are LOWKR than In many other Compaq
-
Wes. and the Dividends have been 011ATE11.
•
Thlt I/1 6 Strictly. MUTUAL. Cotraps' ni. Thero are No
. Btoakholdere,Ao that Ald. TILE PROFITS
BELONG TO TOO osuriEn.
Pamphlets, and every Information, may he bid an
'B o on applleatton . to ' '
,
iy3l. D. ,14ALORriCarltile,
ItP.VERENCES: ' ••••.,
-Thames Dobbins, - —John .Wetsh,. • -
Alnwlacal L. Dawson, ' Wows 11. Stuart, • •
Oaarge M. Stroud ' , • E. S. Whslen,
John IL Myers. , • 'J. Heber lorandriir,
Joseph Pattfraon, 'Wham 0. Ludwig,-
-lohn`ll. Atirand, • . • Arthur G. Catill • '
Thome IL Powers," - Osorgo W. Tolsrid,, •
Willie& McKee, Thos. Watteau. •
P. RATOIIFOISD STARR, Agent,
' • S. W. Ctl1•0111 Fourth and Walnut Warts,' '
.111ai23, ' ' PIIILAIPA.
, , -
rte.. Tb!, Pit,tabvirgh Aurizaliiiy
4 - 81'2"iTE N0T1C4. 7 7L-tters or - A7d.
min(etrnklna on the lieste of ELIAS .
late of
mccun Tostushlp, deceased. hate been - issued by' the
Register of Cumbarlend enianty,,to the subscriber rehlib
dug in Nourvllle. ./111:persimt Ilidehted , te the Estate,
'are minimal In leaks inunallato 'payment, 611 4 ,t1t0X0
lit 191,01( demi to present t hem properly authenticated
fur settlement. , . o•
Ps. ,MoICINN WC ,
i...Admr. of dummied.
May 27,
' I
ECOND .0 P ING OF FASHION
__
L - -
Cho' subserlbor'respectfulli informs his friends and
tin public genoruliy,•thst he hoe just resets ed his sec
'ond supply of fashionable Bummer Uoode,. which can
not he uqualled In . • '
" QUALITY AND BEAUTY' 3'
comprising the very latest . itylesof all kinds of goods.
OLOTII OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, -
ClTltedrs °fill NEW STYLES, yestinge;an Unrivalled
assoamout Bray d'oto. Italian Cloth, Splendid consort
meat of ,
LICiTZIN & 001 4 r02 , 7 GOODS,
all of which will sold por yard or Made to Order sviilk
a very low advance. •A large assortment ofGentlemen's,i
Furnishing Goods of every description. . •
• HATS (E. 'CAPS, .
TEEkies, VALISES, .
CA RPM BAGS, ~ UMBRELLAS Au
The Public will find it to thitli Interest to call, as we
aro'dotormlned to hold up our motto. '•Qulclt Sales and
Swill Profits." • ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover Stroot, •
Opposito the American Mous.
May 16,'60.-3m
ci n UOAIt.OURED HAMS.,L
10 Dried Beef, Bologna, Fish, Choose, Coßoos t Sugars,
Molasses, TO., Flac.roni, , Dried Fruit, Tdmatoes,
Peach. in cans,-Finn Apple, Corn dried and Dish. Sac
din., Anchorlos."Olives.alu.hrooM. Walnut and To
motto lintsup, John Bull, London Club, Worcestershire,
India Soy: Harvey's and Bonding Sauce, Pickels of all
kinds plain and fancy, Mustards plain nod mixed, best
quality Tobacco d&Scgars, S. 0 rlssingers pure .
OLD RYE WHLS'KEy
Brandies, Wines, and Bins, ke., with a greet variety of
goods not on moors ted to he sold at 'the lowest CASII
PRICES.' 'Country produce takou In exchnnge.
• Jddy 16, '60.-6ut. W3l. BENTZ
_A/I'OORM IC II K I
; i l , t i l i :I R A O
V II F I D 'a k t: OR
I AN , II
S uit
Comitructed how tho flrstpu correct, prlnciploe i It has
al wnys been eminently sitecesertil, nud witly Itepreeent
ro
linprenienta fully meeting nit th ru
o r quireents of
r
ttu 4 40, it now donee all competil lon. . •
Marmara who may deelro It urn at liberty' to work one
ottimen 3foritinoe through the harvest withany other,
and keep and pay for the one'prefereed
— The Machine know porfe6tly balanced., not hewing
pound weight on this horses' neck; its execution in
reaping and mowing. In both wet and dry is perfect; It
cuts tho widest nwerth, and as now made. with the
_
lightest draft of nny machine now In use'. It Is so con.
sti noted thiit the labcr of raking elf id very much light.
cued, a castor wheel. en an entire now principle, on the
grain side, wholly relieves the horses from the pressure
of the machine from strain in turning, and Is so arrant.
ged that the cutting bar Is completely and easily thrOwn
ovor_obstructlonawhile in motion by the .driver with—
out the use of hirers and. complicated machinery. A
vdry decided and important feature In Its Improvement
consists In Its perfect arrangement fur separating and
cleaning the track In mowing.
It is thotinist simple, most substantial. most dumbla
and In every way the most complete and reliable Ilea.
per and Mower In the world, and.as such Is iVerran teal
The Two Intr.° Machin° h easrdraft for two her
semi cuts a swarth fth: feet wide, and the Four Hers.
Machine a foot wider. For particulars address
SAMUEL. BRANDT,
New ullfoid, Franklin County, Pa.,
- 76;,63 . nt CI
for Franklin, Adam and Cutaborland counties
LOCAL AGENTS.
.101 IN C. , SAMPLE, Ilogeetown. „ ,
THOMAS ()REASON, Flail:l6l3ld.
Mn) 16,'60.-?m.•
/GRANVILLE STOKES' (1 .
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
• ONE PRICE
"AND iyo AB4 TENETS
$lO. GOT Chestitlit Street.
Granville Stokes would return thanks to the public
for their appreciation of his efforts to pillase, and their
liberal patronage.
In nt der to keep up thin kindly feeling, ho bon ylel.
tiled to the solicitations of many of his friends and in..
engorged anew system, of Gilts with cub Clarnient
Sold. To his choice selection of fin.: Subtle., and made.
up Clothing, he Invites the scrutiny of the public, its
well as to his now mode' of doting business. Each ar
ticle in warranted to be In Fabric; Style and Make,
equal to any-gotten up irrthe City. and ONE PRICE,
(lower thatt_tlie lowest,) marked on the ticket.
Each article sold, or measured for. In accompanied by
a Gift, varying in solos from 51 to f.lOO.
It—None but the most skilftil Itealgners. Cutters
and Workman employed; and satisfaction In Fit. rash.
lon, Fabric, Price and (lift, guaranteed sktIIt),INV,ILLE,
STORES' ono price. gift clothing emporium, No.• 007
Chestnut Street. May 20, 'do: 6m.
THIRD ARRIVAL OF THE SEA
SON,
1 o ladles of Carlisle and vicinity are respectfully.
inviTed to *asinine "Our Third Arrival" of •" .
SPRING GOODS. - •
which' we hate -received and are' now opening. The
unlevelled su mess with which we have been layered
anti the rapidly Increasing "THADI3" of Our House
has induced us to make
,MONTHLY TRIPS
to the Eastern Cities thereby enabling- us to offer our
Customers and Patrons all the latest sty/coin the Mar
ket, end at prices fir. below all our compel-item We
purchase our goods for Cash, THE SEQUEL-TO OUR.
SUCCESS, a saving to us of at least' twenty per cent
and this groat advantage wo ere determined our rosin
men shall receive the benefit of. Our New Arrival of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Is large complete and desirable, embracing every varie
ty ofeolor and description. • liemember, "Our Motto"
Is not to ho undersold.
I May 9, '13.1.
t SSIGNEE'S
• Notice Is hereby given, that Joseph Illicher of
i - lwar Allen Township Cumberland county, having on
the 6th day of April 1860, exemted to, me a deed of
voluntary assignment for the benefit of . his creditrrs.
All persons having claims against him are notified to
present them, and those indebted will make immediate
payment to the subscriber living In East Pennshoro
Township. ' 040. W. CRISWELL,
May 0, •
BRIGA DE ORDER!
Thu First Reximent of Cumber'and Volunteers
Commanded by Col. WlMath M. Penrose, belonging to
the First Drigade commanded by Brigadier General Jas.
M. Allen, and composed of the following volunteer rout
I.niea, via: Blg Spring Ada Mantilla .0 nerds, Captain
il'endbdrn—Carlisle4u tiler Cadets A rtilleriste, Captain
Parker—Carlisle Light 'lure Centel it sliCartney
Mechanicsburg Notional Blues, Captain Zinn—Walnut
Bottom Infantry, Captain Ewlng—Churchtown Quit,
man Uuards Lieutenant Richwine Coeur/C—Carlisle
Rifles, Captain Crop—Carllul Sumner Mlles, Captain
Hullo, will assetnble and form in Regiment at Carlisle
an Saturday the gilth lust. fur the purpose of discipline
inspection, and review; at which time the commit,
dents of:companies are required to furnish the Brigade
Inspector with certified returns of their respective conw
patties agreeably to the article of the lith section of
the,51111,14 Law, approved the 21st day of April, 1555.
"trigade inspector's Office, JOAN M'CARTENY,
Brigade Inspector,
Ist Brig'd, 15th Vie. P. V 5111.
- NA7 -ALTER E. WRITEMAN.
Mq '60.•
FINE GROCERIES
.
N. W. Corner 17th runt Aroh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers of Cross & .
NNGLISIL PICKLES and SAUCES.
Particular attention paid in selecting film
' TEAS & ciorrEEs
For Famine.. Sugars always et Ron nere 'prime. Choice
WIN IS LIQUORS and HEGAIIS, or the bent •brende,
alanye on hand.
May 9, '60,1y..
•
AUDITORTIC.II3.-4n • the Or
phaus' Court for ttie Cnunty of Cumberland,
estate of Joseph tinier deed. The Auditor appointed
by the Court to Ruda, Rattle and adjust the account of
Jacob Otstott, executor of the estate of Joseph Grier,
deed. and to make distribution of the balance in the
hands of the Acemintant, svjll meet the
ested for the purpose of his 'appointment. ou Monday
May Ant kJ o'clock A. M. at lib ()Mee /mini nl ng liheems
WM. D. LIALDERT,
May 9, '60.4t. Auditor.
RUM: AHEAD!!! •
SECOND GREAT ARRIVAL OF
SPRING GOODS,
We are now opening our second arrival of Spring
Goods which we offer to the Citiwns of Carlisle and vi-
Chitty, at unusually tow prim; with the determination
to keep pars with the times and the reputation of
"OUR DOUSE" Tor selling %cap Goods.—
Wo purchase our goods for ..CAS ft," exel nal rely, there
by enabling us to sell at cheaper rates thou the most
favored Houses ' a fart our friend. and customers shnuld
bear in mind. The following comprise but • small por
tion of our Immense and varied stock.
Plain Az Fancy Silks,
Foulard Bilks, •
Parislenneir,
. Detainee,.
3arego s,•
Crape Do Espagnes,
' French A ticotch Gingham,
Valenciae,
• Fopllns•
Mimi@ Cherie;
;Amts.
Plaids,
• • • . • French A American Chintzes
Americanflingharns,
• - • Maw's, o;
Lae° & Silk Mantilla/4
A eery general aSsortptent of mourning goods. hosiery.
Gloves, ikr.. Ac., Douglege A Sheriririt's .Nue/ Skirts the
..BELLE OF TFIV,SOUTIV
the most perfect and beautiful skirk.ever produced,
made with one clasp and warranted .not to get out of
order In 0,11, 15, 25, 301135, dO . and 50 "loops. The
goat stock or • • • •
CARPETS and OIL CLOTUS• • '
ever brought to Carlisle (We have reduced tie price of
the very best quality of "OH Cloths" to 50 cents . per
qusre yard, to which we Invite the attention of [louse
.. • • • • •
wipers, vie sell them lower than can be purchased at,
any store, In the Interior of Pennsylvania. Our goods
-In this line are purchased direct from the moot celebra
ted manufactures and for durability and design cannot
be eurpassod. -'1)0KINO GLASSES of all shies mid at•
'reduced pricen.,
. .. ,
. , GENTLEMEN'S W4RE. •"-: '
• . Cam merei;
dattinette,' . •• .- ••• •... . ' ...:.
Tweeds,. • . . .
.
• • Cottonadee, • • • •-• • •
..•
,Kentucky Jeans deVde. . ._
- ' Vesilegs, de.; de, . ' . • .
..Remember we ore determined not to be undersold
and der, compotltlon., ' • A. W. BESITZ::',
• Callele; , April IN 15111.' _ , --... : .
Carlisle . Foundry,
• •
FARM IMPLEMbi DEPOT!
F. Gardner & Co. now inane:Lc re..and keep eon.
eta ntly rnr coin, at their ellonalro 0/1111 Works on Bast
.Main street, Carlisle, a Wile assortment
AORICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
of welt known, approved neefulnose to formere. owing
which they would call espechil attention to WaLOUGH
IlY'd CELEBRATED PATENT. . •
•
ei SPRING GRAF DRILL
which has triken over fifty Pinot Class Prom u
and County Voles. To the Farmers or
,Cumberland,
ork and Perry counties *e. , nhed not speak In detail
Of the nuirlts of this drill, as scores of them are o now in
111A1 on the beet firms In these counties. Its 'remit*.
timi Is established en the most complete Omit, Drill
11011mtnufactured In the United Statvg.lt sows Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Barley - and Urns, evenly and regular,
without bunching the peed. The gum Springs pain the
dri over stumps and stomas, without breaking pins or
The' rill. Fer.oven Mid rkulor sowing, Ihe Willough
by Oum Spring Drill is unequalled by any other. We
aloe magi ufacturo and soil the following orticlem, which
we can recommend to Hdrmers AS reliable Implements,
of established Mittman,.
MORRISON'S PATENT coN PLANTER,
LASH'S PATENT STRAD et FODDER CUTTER,
DE ID KNDOLPIPS PATENT CORN SHELLER,
HAIM'S PATENT CIDER MILL, • "
JOHNSON'S CAST IRON HOG'S TROVOIL
Also, Three and Pour norm Powers and 'Threshing
ithichines. Cent Iron Yield Rollers, Plough .Castings of
.various patterns, Corn Crushers. nod other articles Tor
Farmers (no numerous, to Mention. Also,. Egg Coal
Btovewand Ten pinto Wood novels,
,with an immense
'variety ofpther castings fur housekeepers and ethers.
We hero also an attractive Variety of patterns for
•
and CEMETERY ENCLOSURES to *Rich wo would
call attention.
Steam . Engines and Mill Gearing
To.this department of our buslaess we give particu •
lar attention. Our already Ostensive stork of patterns
for Paper, Flour and Saw 31111 Gearing, Is constantly
hierraslim. 31111.0trners and Mil Wrights will be fur
• nlatted with ii Printed ettnlogne of. our 'it:violist Mill
Patterns, on application.. Our Machine Shtip comprises
all the various tuts futurology planing and flubhlng
Shafting and Outings. by good and careful Machinists.
STATIONARY STEAM. ENGINES,
'nearly desirable (spelt", from ten to iirenty.flre horse'
power, built in the best style rind oo accommodating
terms. Engine. built at our establishment may be
ieen_inhuccessfuLoperation,at_many_oL_theLlargest.
Distillerieq 4111.1 Tanneries in Carlisle, and'Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties, to. the owners of which
we conlidently refer for information as to their efficien
cy. wanting Steam Engines are earnestly re•
quested to cull and examine before contmetimg else•
where.
•
• DOOR AND SASH FAOTORY. -
cohuodud . with our tstablishmontia a Stearo Sash and
Door Manufactory which is now in coruplote order fur
thu manufacture of ovary description of ,
for the most costly waren as the plainest house. Win
-dew Sash furnished from 5 cents upward, according to
size of.glana ; Window • Frames from $1 Si upward;
Shutters and !tolling Blinds from 51 .75 upward; four
Panel Boors from 52 12 'lower& Mouldings, Castings
Amhitrayes, Wash Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery,
Scrolls, and other articles needed, In house building,
furnished nt the lowitst prices and of the bait quality
of lumber. tr..1,..We are also prepared, es heretofore.
to build and repair BURDEN CARS for transporters on
the reilrmil, with promptness and on reasonable terms.
The continued patronage of the public In respectfully
solicited. Qrders by mall promptly attended to.
Nay U. '6O. Y. °Amiga & co.
lEMENT.—The subscOor isprejinred
j to Hell to merchants and °there, CEMENT, by the
qu r tit T " V rt V "P ,jtrltse,Arnt,lS. 11. SAXTON.
NkWARRADVdEMEN,T.
On and after Monday, 23d' blaij, 185 D. the sub.
scriber will run a Daily Train of Cars, between
CARLISLE AND
leaving Carlisle' every morning and Philadelphia every
evening.
gnodo left - nt the FREIGHT DEPOT -of Peacock,
A: lIINCII3IAN, No•., MS and RIO Market street,
will be delirpred in Carlisle tbn neat day.
J. W. HENDERSON,
Bast High Street, Carlisle, Pe.
ME@
NforicE,—To the heirs and legal
reprettentatives ofJacoli 1141 m. Into of the toWn•
Alp of ziouthnuipton county of Cumberland deceased.
Take ntitico that by virtue of n writ of Partition and
Valuation Issued out of the Orphans' Court of Cumber.
laud county, and to me directed, I will bold an Inquest
to divide, part or value I ho real estate of sold deceased,
on the premises, on Friday the 2flth day of May A. D.
ISSO, nt In o'clock, A. M.,.wben nod where you may at.
tend If you think proper. . •
DM. I.ll'OA RTNEY, Sheriff.
SherllT'a Office, Carlisle.
May 2,1860.—1 t
AUDITORS NOTICE.—The credi
tor], of J. Ilunter-llerron,who have claims upon
the balanceof his assets in the hands of Scott Coyle his
a/minima, will present them to meat .ny olllre in Carlisle
on Monday the 21st May 1860 at 10 o'clock A. M.
C. MUSH= 11,
Auditor.
May 2, 1860
ENZME2
NAILS ! NAILS 1! NAILS ! I I
A large stock of good, Olean, Neat, and Tough
.nulls, at the lowest Prices. Our nails are worth Enda
a keg more, than any other make or nails sold In our
s town. thin is the opinion of mechenlcs who have tried
them, we also hare a full assonment of
BUILDiNCI'MATERIALS,
or the latest and most approved styles. All goods war
ranted as represented. JOHN P. INNIS & SON.
May 2, 'AO. North Hanover St. Carlisle.
pENN MUTUAL LIFE LNSU
n • ItANCE COMPANY.
, DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Board of Trustees hare declared an EXTRA Scale
Divinsso of FIFTEEN per cent, and a regular Dividend
of TWENTY-FIVE per cult - And 4,180 a EABII or !NUR.
EAT Dividend of SIX per cent upon - the Scrip Dlvldeads
of 1650 to February 1859 Inclusive.
I ain now ready to deliver Certificates and pay In
terest to those entitled thereto. A. L. BPONSLER
May 2, 1860. Agent.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.-
J. G. CAW° & CO., successors .to Wm. If. Trout
would announce to their customers and the peal,
generally that they have Just received from Phliadel
phis, a large and elegant stock of goods, in their line of
business of every variety, style and quality.
lIINIThey have on hands splendid
assortment of
HATS AND CAPS ,
. . .
of all descriptions, from ttfo'Conuon Wool
'to the. finest - FUR AND 811,1{. HATS and at prices
thnt must suit every one who has an eye to gelling the
!worth of his money. The stock includes,
`MOLESKIN, CASSIMERE, BEAVER &FELT lIATi,
of every stylo and color and uasurpaa•odlbr LID IIT.
NESS. DURAIDLITY. AND FINISII: by these of any
other establishment fry the country.•
MEN'S, BOYS' and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAPS,
of every description constantly on hand.
They respectfully invite all the old patrons and as
many new ones as possible, tu.glve theta a call.
. J. CI: CALbIO & CO.
Apr. 2.1, 1860-1 Y
N 0 T I CsE. .. .
TO THOSE WHOA IT 'AMY CONOEHN.
• The subscriber hereby gives notice, that from and at.
terlthin date, he will pay no bilk contracted by others
In his name, without his written order.
_HENRY LEFETER.--.
Dickinson twp., May 9, '60.-3t. • _ I .•__,•
•
VAILS AND SPIKES.- . • .
.11 50 Tons Nails and Eplkes, jest received of the
very best make and all Warranted. Country merehaute
supplied with nails .at manufacturers pllees, at the
Hardware Store
• &larch 7,'60.
TOTICEL- 7 -All persons indebted to
the estate Of D. It. Cnoverilor Advertising orJob
York, are roquented to mil et the flume Mice and
make paymegitto Wm.Af. Porter, [[ho In anthorised to
n•celpt for Ihq name.* DAVID COOVEIt,
- , •lllity 9, , 5e. ' . Admr. of D. R. Dwyer, dee'd. •
WANTED.lmmedhitely. . three or
. .
four first rate Journoymon House l'aluters
none but OW workman peed apply. J. IV.-PAIII3.
N. B. Cor. of Main and l'ltt at. Carlisle.
lifity 16, 60.4k* . ,
1-1.4 '. tiLE.—A . desiiable residence
on East Pomfret street, I. offered at private nate.
Tor Candi or other particulars, enquire at the Itereld
Mee. . May 16, '60.-dm.
mA.CARD TO Tat' SUFFERING}..
The My. IVILLIAM - Onsatiova. while Inhering as a
smeary In Japan, was cured offionsuroptlon ' when
all other means had failed , by a recipe obtainelfbrim a
. learned phyalcian residing In tbs. great city of Jeddo.'
This recipe has cored great ntirob,irs who were suffer.
log from Consumptinr.,-Bronehltis, Sore Threat,Coughs
and CoLd., And•ttio debility , and nervous depression
coo ed by these disorders.
Desl milk of hetiefitting at he I will send Mid recipe;
which I have brought home wit me, to all who need
It, free of charge.'
-- . -- Address -
• RSV. WE. COSGROVE,
•
430 Fulton Ammo, Urooklyn, N. Y.
May 23,' 60-3 m . .
VALUABLE CHESTNUT TIMBER
FOR'11)1L11.
ill sell on the 2de - dune next, 100keree, In lobe of
from 5 to 10 aerie, of that , excellent rimmic LAND,
;known as the "Buchanan Tract,". adjoiningthe Om of
John Ilerman, I%mllea north of Whitestown, In A dame
county, on . the road leading from liendenwille to Mt.
*illy. There In on some of. the lots excellent lyhlte
Fine Rafter and Building timber. 'A great portion of
the land le level, and en excellent quality of Fans Land
Immediate posseerion,wlll begiven. , Bale to commence
at 10 o'clock, on theWoulloce. Terms made known do
dal areal.. - DANIEL'D. OWL'
.1)1_111.1)S . ANP CHMENT.-1-
6) %minds Cement with eery huge -assirtteent
of
. }jida mio 11'001'11 - MM , r 411 kinds ..chesper then
ale; at the Ilardnare Store of
Muth 7, , - HENRY sAxtox.
AND
..IRON RAILINGS;
BUILDING MATERIALS
HENRY BAXTO
SALE OFJ.,TJNSIM.TED - • LANDS . :
ly;olrtue of a warrant from trader. the-hand and
senior Mitre of Cie Commissioners Of : C=ll.46nd Cow) ,
ty and to me directed, the following : tracts and iota or
unseated land situated in Cumbeiland County State
of Pennsylvania, will be exposed to isle by pane ion'.
'due on MONDAY, the 111 h • day of June - 10 Oat the
Coot-VW/yea to the Doroughof Carliste.Wounty afore.
said. and
t outibued atiJouintnent - finto time to time
until thoy oro.ali sold, or cc much of tech tract:or lot
as wit' be sufficiant to defray' the arrears:ogee of the
• State, Courity,ltoad and licboid_taxes duo theroon,-auci
costa. . A. L. SPONBLEE; • •
' . !• • • 's, County Treasurer.
No. Lott. • Warrantee. and. Owners. , . Tax Due.,
CARLISLE
, • . .
I.
John Thinbar's boirei.
1. COlwlrtr trolts;—.
1. Georke.WAl,
DICKINSON TOWNSHIP
NO. Acres.
6. John Brugh,
11. Jacob Layman, •
22. Gilbert Seariglit,
6. Benjamin Malone, '
7'45. Thomas C Miller, Jr.
' 4. Michael Myers,
9. Jacob Myers,. ; • '
66. Hen:y Myers,
15. Charles AloCulloch,
20. Thomas McCune's heirs,- .
G.:Teter Mulleq's heirs,
60.: Morrison-St, McCreary,
6, Anthony
10. Horard Myers,
7. Philip Myers,
4. Cornelius Myer's,
28: John' Myers,
4. Jelin H. Marsden, ' • •
G. William Miller,
44.. Nathaniel IVeakler
.10. Jacob Wolf, . •
10. Michael Waist,
46. Henry Killing, ' • '
0. Adam Countz, • " 4 -. •
• G. John Countz,
500. Henry Clever, ,
18. Funk's heirs,
8. Moses Funk, '
12 John Graham,
12 Thomas Graham, '
•
7. James °reason,
10., Dimes' heirs,•
10.• Elizabeth Lyne,
9. John Lehman, •
8. L. Leshey Agt. for Frederick,
' 5,, Albert's heirs,. •.
1. John Gough, ;
8. Samuel Cileim.
•6. David Scobey, . ' •
87. James Townsend, . .•
200. Sam'l Woods sen. helm •
14. John Zug, '
8. John ilemminger,
•
25. John Boren,
19. James Bishop,
15. Francis Colestone,' J
500. Rogers, : '
17. Peter Beam,
10. John Cline,
• 5. Amos Myers,
5. Isiesi's heirs,
6. John Neeley's
4. Isaac Bowers;
3. - Joseph Baker, ,
7. Adam Lerew,
7.. Leshey Lewis,
6. Peter Myers,
4. Solemon Rovetoon. '
5. Joseph Trimmer, _
7. Jacob °Hest, • • •
7. Daniel Griest,
80. David Duncan, •
12. .Grove,
•
12. James McCulloch, •
FRANKFORD TOWNSHIP..
30. 'Samuel
1405. liollenback's heirs, •
2. Smith's heirs,
02. Mary Johnson._
800. John 11V, WOOdburn,
21.'„lolin Ilemminger, •
16. George Wnslimood,
15 John Hiles, '
•
27-George Drawbaugh,
18. Juhn.Dunbar, • . -- • •
SOUTH'MIDDLETON•Twp.
44. llarbolt & Trump,
44. James Townsend,
9. George Deardorf's heirs,
76. Joit' McClure Jr. heirs, •
111. Jacob Sheafer,
230. Shenfer & Keller, '
' NORTH MiDDLETON Twp.
650. Hollenbaek's heirs,
100. Mathew Irvine's heirs,
6. David Capp„
6. Philip Snell,
5. Peter Kissinger,
2. Jacob Stouffer,
GIONROE TOWNSHIP.
1. Martin Diller's heirs,-
11. William Saiton.
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP
94. Edward Biddle,
2048. John M. Woodburn, Tax $lO5 48
WARRANTEES AEI TOLLoWiS tii
200. Daniel Boyle, • •
128. David Barns,
825. Moore Wharton, ,
150. Samuel Nortoh,
100. Sarah Parker,
200. Lydia Parker,
200. William Parker,
250 Mary, Martin, i
-180. Rosanna. Martin, •
100. Christian Marshall,
40. Eleanor Martin,
50. Richard Lake,. .
100. Archibald Gardnai,
•
100. EiekiclKing,
160. William D. Gardner,
21. William Moffit,
14. George Buck,
160. Thomas Paxton,
100 Alexander MeOlintook, .i;
200. Moore Wharton,
160. Thomas C. Miller,
• 25. Richard Stevenson,
100. John Cressler,
0. Joseph Williams, •
.4.- Venus Patton's heirs,
24. Benjamin Heterling's heirs,
6. James Hoover,
260. William H. Woodburn,,
24. Frazier,
18. James-Fulton, •
- , 16. John i lloover,
60. W. C. McCune,
61. Abrahatn Grove, ' •
16. Daniel Sweigert,
400. John P. Humerieh,
NEW_CUItIBERLAND
LO CB
. I. George. Carothers,
1. George FalnStock,
• 1. Abraham Ilursh's heirs,
I. Samuel liursh,,. • -
1. Luther Martin,
1.. Philip Smyser,
1. Thomas Warren,'
I. Henry Miller's heirs,
1. J. II Simmons,
1. Peter Simmons, .
. 1.. Asa White,
2. York & Cumberland Rail R. Co. 1-82
LOTS.
11. Owner unknown. ,
. 27. do. ,
80. do.
201. -
158. do.
201. do..
.170. do.
172. do,
184. do.
79. • . do; . .
88. do.
208. do:
202.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP
ACRES. ' • , •
888. John M. Woodburn c
6. Joseph Laughlin,
2. David. Barnhill, •
• 46. Leonard Helm,
47. John Delso, •
76. Henry Clover,
• HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP; .
900.; John IL. Woodburn,
100. Samuel Gilmore; •
SILVER -SPRING TOWNSHIP
Kineinger„'
16. David 811189 r,
1. Henry Eberly, •,-
_"
13CHTHAMPTON . Tivp - .7 1
•
• 408. ,William Demoan, , ,
400. Jamea:Devor, ••.
40% . ,John 3Yoodburai' '' '
SOL,Jolin
1. 'John & Abrni. 'Roddy,
2. Robert Laird's Loire,
284: . Robert Scott; ' •
490: Joseph 314Ke0,', • .•
TIASIPbEN ToiVNSHIP.
40. i Route Quigly, ,:.1.1
carlliao April 11,1800 r.
1 3 1? §,ANU S 11 A .41 IS
.
B. J, muradAnis;
.; •
No. 10 i(0112111 STREET
`ls the most extensive lionuthetarer'of
VENITIAN BLIND • •
AND
WINPOTP SHADES.--
X , Cir VIE LABONST AND PIND , T .
• 'Amortrilent.lri the Clty,nt the
• .•• • LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Store Shades Made and. Lettered.
April It, .
$2 86
92
38
Tax Due.
2 42
-216
2 69
2 97
2 88
p,00: CHAINS OF ALL
ky - Muds with a large assortment of
BUTT CHAINS. lIALTER CHAINS, '
BREAST CHAINS, FIFTH MAINS;
LOU CHAINS, • - TONGUE CHAINS.
COW CHAINS, • SPREAD Are., Ac.,
Just received a't the Cheap hardware Store of
Starch 7, 'to. : - HENRY SAXTON.
240
12 911
1 18
1 70
8 82
REMOVAII II M R I A I p g m ?S D M A N ! ' E.
1 72
1 88
AMBRO.TYPE GALLERY.
-0. L. Lochtitan le Nappy to announce . to the citizen,-
of Carlisle and vicinity that ha has removed hiirictun
Gallery to...ItIARION , IIALL" where hp,topes; with nu
parlor facilities, end pleasant Recess to his Rooms, and
exi-ellent light to merit a continuance of the veriliber.
al patronage beatowed• upon hin ts by -his patrons anti
friends.
7 16
8 55
1 01
2 47
•
. PICTURES OF EVERY STYLE, '
made from n medallion to ills sire. Ills pictures are
warranted to bo superior to any. made In this part of
tho country, and equal to the Cory best made In large
cities. -Ladles and gentlemen ant respectfully invited
to call and examine spetlmene.
• -
._Caallsie„FelxrsM6o.l.tf. •
1 62
1 91
8 75
2 97
1 81
2 09
•
SILVER PLANED WARE BY
JIARVEY FILLEY
No, 1222 Market Street Ppitsnstrnts,
Manufacturer of tine
NICKED SILVER, and SILVER MATER of
YOKKS, SPO /NS, LADLES, BUTTER KNIVES,
CASTORS, TEA SETS, URNS, KETTLES,
WAITERS, BUTTER DISHES, 1,0,E PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS, COMMUNION WARE,
• CUPS, MUGS, GOBLETS, Sc., .
With a general assortment comprising none but the
'best quality:made of the best materiels and heavily
plated, ounetituting them -a Bei - Useable 'and durable
-artirle
For lIOTIMR, STEAMBOATS and PRIVATE FAMILIES •
.03-,Old Ware re-plated In the beat manner
Nob. 22, 18604 y. .
2 04
8 28
2'87
1 9
1 78
1 98
A 09
56'
6 17
28 95
•
TAISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
-I_, Silitt.—The partnership heretofore eilstlog
der the firm of 8111t031 k BLACK, has this day been
diVtlyed by mutual consent, therefore WO would solicit
anima indebted to come and settle their accounts,
and all those haying claims will please present them
for settlement.
8 88
1 55
24.90
Jett. 3, 1800..
The business will hereafter be continued at the old
stand of Shrum & Black .under the firm of BLACK tt
DELA NCY, where wo will keep constantly on hand all
kinds of Lumuen AND COAL, of °rely 'description.
which.we will sell at the lowest coals ptlces, and all or
ders for bill stuff will be promptly attended to on the
shortest notice. We are thankful for the patronage of
a genoroue public at the .old stand 'or4llrom & Black,
and would still solicit a continuance._ All orders left
at the residence of Jacob 81,rom formal and lumber,
will ha promptly attended tom heretofore.
BLACK & DELANOY.
Jan.-11. 1860.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS ;
•• 80 1 1. 82 Chambers St., N. Y.
Would-notify the Trade that they era opening Weakly,
In now and beautiful patterns, the
WAIIISUTTA. PRINT..
ALRO VIE
•
'A
.Ilf 0.8 EA G
A now Print, which excels every Print in the Country
for perfection of execution and design In fitil Madder
Color& Our PrMa are cheaper than any in market,
rod meeting with "extensive sale.
Ordeal promptly attended to.. -
28 25
1 17
887
1 19
- 100 TONS IRON
AND ROLLED
1 IRON of the very host ENGLISH BRANDS warran
ted In every way Superior to American make. Just re
calved with a large assortmout,of . .
. .
' Sheet IrOn t Auntie, .
Hoop Iron, '' Vices.
Band icon, Filem, .
•
diorite Shoe Tron, Rasps, . .
Spring Steel, Bolts,
cast thee', • ' Rivets,
' . - Blister tteel, Nuts. '
- „ Washers, - Meet e Shiites,
~ Screw Plates, ..,,,,r t : flans.
. . Blacksmith Dellowsiet.;gc.
Cheaper than/the cheapest, at the Hardware Store of
.•, Blared& 7,'60. lIENRY SAXTON.
Wli All Iron sold at city prices with freight added
and 'warranted.
2 05
1 Da
8 00
4'60
82 84
14 23
2 28
. .
13 0 W D E R . --,
I. 15 Rags Dupont. Rock and Mlle powder, wftp a
large assortment of •
Safety Fyne, Stone Drills, I\4'
Plekni Storm Sledges, •
Crow Darn, Stone [lemma.
Junt rocelred at the cheap hardware Store of •
Starch. 7.'110. .. HENRY SAXTON:
1 18
1 64
j 0 It RENT. "
Three commodious room on the thfrd 'dory of
ItIIEEM'S NEW HALL suitable forlioclety meetlitge,
I,flgos or chiller purposee also, on the first floor one
room eultablo fur a lIIIIInrd Room or oilier, nod a too in
I. the basement are offered for rent. Porreaction given
Immediately.
March 7, 11160.—t f. J. EREEM.
10 GI
6 76
12 80
8 40
4 98
12 25
10 GO
2 50
1 15
5 91
eIti.MBERLAND VALLEY - BANK
PiIOPICETODS:
WILLIAM KKR; Metunom lIRNNLMAIK,
Moor. C. STERRKTT, JOllll DUNLAP,
RICHARD' WOODS, .1000 S. STERKIM•
• Joni.: C. DUNLTP, " IL A. Simmers.
This Dank, doing business In the name of tier, Dren
semen & Co., Is now folly prepared to do a general
Ranking Business, with promptnesa and fidelity.
Money received on deposit and paid back on demand
without notice. Interest paid on special deposits. Cer
tifirAtes of deposit bearing interest at the rate of five
pepcent. will be bused for as abort a periodus four
months. Interest en all “rtiticatem will cease at ma.
'turlty, provided, however, that If said certificates are
renewed at any time thereafter for another given pe
riod, they shall boar the same rate of Interest up to tb
time of renewal. Particular attention paid to the col.
lnttlon of notes, drafts, checks, &c., In any part of the
United States or Canadas.
Remittances made to England, Ireland, or the Conti..
vent. The faithful and confidential execution of all
orders'q entrusted to them, may be relied upon. •
Thlfy call the attention of Farmers, Mechanics-and
all sehers who dotal' a safe depository for their, names,.
to the undeniable fact, that the proprietors of this Dank
Ric INDIVIDUALW liable to the extent of their estates for
ail the Deposed', and other obligations of Her, Dionne.
man Co._
They have recently removed into their new Dawklng
Douse directly opposite, their former stand, In West
Main Street, a few doors east of the itaiirmul Depot,
'where they will at all times be pleased to give any In
formation desired In regard to money matters in gene
,
Open for business from o'cloCk In the morning until
4 o'clock In the evening.-
,
• 11. A. STURaIiON, Cashier.
Carlisle, May 20.1857.
2 60
5 31
5 31
7 0,5_
1 22
4 16
2 ei
5 08
3 80
1 00
1 38
1 04
1 10
Egli
2 20
NO-'ISTAKE.,--. All-personsin..want,
or a bottle of Fine Old Imported and Pure Brandy,
or old Rye Whiskey, or Gin, Wines. he.. can get the
pure article at' the Urerary of the subscrlber.
' WM. BENTZ.
Carlisle, Jan.lB, 140.
1
76
4.IOSIETHING NEIV.-
17 Misses Aughinbaugh 7t. Duke, take pleasure In
announcing to the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity,
that they are prepared to renovate bonnets of every de
scription, and material that require •
WHITENING, BHA - PING and PRESSING,
in a style that will in most Mee excel new, In. white.
nese, brilliancy nod finish,. having quite recently re•
calved instruction In an entirely new process, connected
- With Dirs.,C, C. Dow's patent hat and bonnet" pressing
machine, for which they have purchased the sole right
of Cumberland and Franklin countlem. They, are also
'wady to teach others the same superior mode, ne.well
as to supply all those with machines who may wish to
purchase, after having thoroughly tested its merits.
Also recelpes for colors,-of uvety
• DESIRABLE MADE.
for Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons,.Bilki, and. Feathers given
with the sato Block lace veils; however much ,faded
will be restored to .
1 10
1.10
.
SIVEPASN •N EW,
•
In color and finish
N. D. Thin process will strengthen the material,
Where all others hayo iplured. „ .
Among the many recommendations that have been
given„fn favor of Mrs. C. c.'Dow's Presslogillacine, and
recelps, one only_ will be Inserted at the present time.
rlilkOOßtill, Jan. 14th 1860.
Being Induced to Investigate the merits of the 11.3:
colpts given by Mrs. Dor, wilh the sale of her very ex.
colient machine fur pressing bonnets, bets de., I ac
knowledge myself unleashed beyond measure, at the
wl.nderfulaffec4; producing what I would hove consid.
ered au Impossibility, bad I not even It demonstrated
beyond a doubt,and 1 sincerely recommend it, to the
use of alLonsaged In thl straw, and millinery business
so briar one of the greatest improvements of the age.
Carlisle April 11, 430 -t.f.: •MINS B. OItUUD.
18 20
. 98
1 21
TAILORING . ESTABLISIIMRNT.
TO TILE
CITIZENS' OF. CARLISLE :AND VICINITY.
The undersigned bee located himself in the' room Inf.;
medlately above Dr. Soilth's °Mee,' (opposite . the
Depot) where he liestide conducting the MERCHANT
TAILORING BUSINESS In all: Ita:vatione brandies:
Drees, Pinch, Sack, and Business Coats cut and made in
the latest,New -York end Philadelphia fashions. Pants.i
Toone Ciit Ly a'NEWSYSTEM - whlcherllt glee the wear
er an elegant appearance when In a itaintlng posit!. -11,
and when Inn eltlinzponture, will not.'rlde - half Way
up to the knees as Is usually thetas., In the Old way of
cutting: Also, is beautiful style of VESTS that will
not be disposed to ride up, la is usually the case. In
all these summate he will ineure r allt. ,
Cut, dene',iit shaft 'natio'', and direettens as to
making Sea when dulled. IGICKAPELLOT.' ,
April 430.-3m.'
1.66
8 69
MEI
10.10
4 84
88'21
8 70
1
P-R.ING•GtooDs.
SHARPLESS_ iROTHERS,
•
Have redared on admirable stock of New .Fabrics, such •
' i as ThAVICIAItIitES, ORIBAILIrIiB sod CAMILLA& ,
Fancy 911,K from Auction, boloir ItMeost 'of impor.
and - C.R - AyATS. •
•
HOSIERY. EMBROIDERIES, PLAIN colored. BLACK
• glossi , SILKS, and neat DIMES. ORAY POPE
LIVES In overpearletr. 'Ohlne end Maid. OR
DANDIES,. GRENADINES,. LAWNS„ and
• . CHINTZES; MUSLINS, FLANNELS,.
'•, QUILTS .4 FURNISHING 00005 •
• , • IRISIISHIRTING LINENS of
the best Wan. SHAWLS '
CLOAKS LACE and •
• • SILK MANTLES. •
Goods.for.• •
• c FRIENDS . ' •
wear,,
•
. SDOE Goons..
BOLTING.cLorns, Ac., Ac. ••
SIIARPLESS 'BROTHERS, •'
Bth & Chestnut, Phlladelphlai
May 2,1880.-3 m!
1860 :HARD .. IVA ir R A E
RE I I - 1 II A R D
JOllll P. Lyn° & Son have Just completed opening
their Spring Stack of Hardware, Points. Oils, varnishes.
Ohm to Which they invite the early atttention of
the public. 'We have greatly enlarged our stock in all
Its various branchekand can now-accommodate the pub.
lic with ' •
•• RELIABLE GOODS:
•
In largd'or email quantities, at the lowest prices. But
we do not wish the public.to understand that we have
brought all the goods in Philadelphia and Now York for
our town, but We can amain" thhl that one look into
our store will convince thenk'thnt we here enough to
suppiythe demand In this Market. Persons wanting
goods in our line will find it to their advantage to give
us a cull before making their purchases.—All Orders
personalty and punctually attended tom and no ratan,
presentations made to effect sales ,
JOHN ,P. LYNN &.80N,
NOrth Hanover St. Carlisle.
May 2, 'CK)
rilowN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE.
'.. The subscribers offers at private sale,•
. .
a house and lot ofground,, situated on
~ 1.,c 7 .- - -- -, ' 4
Lontber Strest In the Borough of Car- 1'44 , ,..
Hale, belongln'ic to the heirs of John F.-:1111•. ,
Snyder deed. The lot In thirty one n.;," Y . -
foot In front, and two hundred and for
ty in depth. flaring thereon erected a
•
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
large and convenient, and In thorough repair,. with a
new Tria Story Stone Back Building. wash home' Ac..
For terms or other particular', apply on the premises
to ELIZABETII LANE. or '
• ROBERT MOORE. ,
•
Guardian and Agent for the heirs.
Carlisle!, April 25, 1850.-t. a.
IVIA:RRFAGE GUIDE -
A NEW ROOK, EY .
WILLIAM. YOUNG, rim D
,
AVllpi.' . The secret clue to Courtship, Love
• tAkti4>. need Marriage: with the diseases incl.
(-7
••••:,V '''.•,..:".• dent to Youth, Maturity and Old Age
::----, Aft ~, -T,
ro- ..--, —being lights and shade* of Married
RalL, -011 `74 . 4,1:,-;.1 Life, its Jots and Sorrows, Ilopes,Years
C3 , ";3111, asikli . and Disappointments. Let all married
.!.. 4 ://..dr.,,‘. ,
.people, or those contemplating mar
"" I, ls rinse and having the least impediment
to married life, reed this book. Let every young man
and women in the land read thin book. It in FOIL or
PLATS; and discloses secrete that every one 'should
know: a little knowledge at first may save a world of
trouble in after l if e. ' .
JACOB BISROC,
ROBERT M. BLACK
800 for a copy (encloolog 25 :onto) to
DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 416 SPRUCE STREET;
Corllelo, .401 25, '6O ' .
GOOD NEWS FOR TILE I.4:OPLE
, no to MIAMI & SAWYgitS 'Plow Store East
Main Street and see their boautifol stock of New Goods
now Is the time to make your spring and Summer pur
chasos.
hoeing selected our stock, with unusual care from
the leading Import ing honkas of New .York k Philadel
phia, and availed ourselves of the extemive auction
sale of Van Wyck, Townsend h Warrens, New York; Wo
can Mier great inducements Co the buying public. (Mr
stock comprises the latest kinds cud styles of
DRESS AND FANCY GODS
In the market. much an l'igured, Plato, liarred Striped•
/Mika In all their variation, Double Jui, Slam, Ilium!.
naked Foulard, India Sake, real French ehallies, Crape
armadillo, Spring Valanclan .4.Popane. Four k nine
.bounced Barns° /k Lawn Nolen,-Itarege Angialc Crapm
'Maritza In all colors, Milanalso Sloth, French Orgaudyt
of evnry description of !lemon's importations. Shawls!
Shnichil of all kinds and qualities, Light cloth Mantles
Splendid silk dusters, French Lace Points it Rumours
Shantlila - Mnntlen, Sun Unthiellnik parasols, Masan.
dons Kid. Gloves, Gauntlet Mitts,. Spring Gauntlets,
Hosiery of nil kinds And sizes. Embroideries of every
dencription. Gunnels, Flats, Shakers, Bennet Gibbons
and Irimmings, Dress Trimmings.
- '•IIOOI SKIRTS! 1100? SKIRTS! h
.Wilcox celebrated gourd troll skirt, selling very cheap.
Men Sc Oay's•wear suitable for the season. Hats, Neck•
ties and all other kinds of Gentlemen's furnishing
goods.
011 Cloths, 011 Orilla, Shads. etc. kr. As we hare Jost
Bono Into this branch of trade, customera will End our
stock NEW and FRNSII.
Constant additions or desirable goods will liirsseurod
during the season. Please call at •
April IS. '6O
FARM BELLS! FARM' DELIS!!
• Just received the largest, cheapest and bast Mg.
sertmeut of FARM It ELLS In the mu nty.., 0 reencastle
Metal, end Bell Metal WAItItENTED NOT TO CRACK,
at the Hardware Store et
Mirth 7, , 60. HENRY SAXTON. •
WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER-WARE
We would respectfully inform our
friends, patrona and Iha public generally, that
we have now Irt.Store, and offer
' IVIIOEESALE & RETAIL,
at the lowest Cash Prices-a-large and
Tory choice sleek of IVatches,
Silver and Fisted Ware, of eye.
ry variety and style.
Every description of Diamond
Work, and other Jewelry made toot-
der at short notice. Si-All GOods WARRANTED to
be no represented.
N. D. Particular attention given to the REPAIRING
of Watches and Jewelry, of every description.
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
No. 622 Market Street. South Side, rumtournts.
March 14, '6O-3m,
E o 17 . AL.
- L. SPONSLEII,
les removed hie office, to hie New House, opposite
Ohms' Hotel. (March 28, 16t4-tf,
FRESH SPRING ARRIVAL. 1860
BOOTS & SIIGES, • .
BOOTS & SILOKS.
AA the times are Tory tight at present, It will be every
persona Interest to look out for cheap BOOTS & SHOES,
and asvo the dimes, and the very place to accomplish
thin object Is at the old corner knownya a Shoe Store
fur many years, directly opposite Burkholders old stand
now awes Hotel. So coil and lieW fur yourselves and
save Money as you will find a complete assortment of
all kinds of goods In the
BOOT & SHOE LINA.
and of the very best makes, and ever remember the
'lowest price articles Is not always the cheapest so you
will find among our stock the prices vary according to
the quality of the article.
The Subscriber having Ret returned from Eastern
Cities with a large and complete stook of Boots & Shoes
' lie also keeps ou hand a superior quality of Home Made
work of Boots d Shoes to butt the trade at the lowest
' cash 'prices. ,
I Men's Calf d KIP Pigged Boots. . '
!. Men's French Calf sowed Boots,
Men's Kip. Calf & Goat Brogans high k low cut,
Men's and Boy's Cali Buff 8 Paten, Leather Oxford Ties,
Men's Calf Buff & Patent leather Congress gaiters, sow
. ed and pegged. _ -
Ladles' Misses & Children's Black and Colored lasting
gaiters.
Ladies' Misses & Children Fancy IC 111,& Morroco Slippers
& Mimes Goat & French Morroco Buskins,
Woman & Children, pegged work of all kinds at low
prices. Just an assortment of Children's cop.
pared toed shoes. Repairing done on short Intim..
The subscriber still continue, on at the old stand
thankful for past favors loping to receive a continuance
of the name.
Carlisle April 18, 1860. JACOB SEGER.
WM. H. MAURICE'S
. CHEAP • •
BLANK BOOK 3 STATIONERY ESTADLTSIDIENT,
326 Chestruit Strict, below Fourth, South eidel
PON Or Till &MELD ELMO
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Ledgers. Journal'', Day Booki, Cash Books, Letter Pa
• per, iroolselip Paper, 11111 Paper, Steel Peng In great va
tidy, Envelopes of all alses, Letter Book*, 13111 Books
RECEIPT BOOKS &c.
:Enveloping Riper, Quills &e., COPPYING PRESSES
$O, $8 end $lO. Copying Books. Copying Brushes, and
ALL Min ARTICLES FOR TILE COUNTING ROUSE
Which will be sold from twenty to thirty per ront r below
the ordinary prices, for cash.
Carlisio April 10,'00.-3m.
vr
MT-ELL}MADE OLOEIIING I
VINISIIED CIA MENG I •
FITTING OhOTIIING
The subscriber has just received - a
very superior and
wall selected stock of
. ,
. SPRINGA.SIISIKER CLOTHING,
emulation of eassmern, Summer and Italian cloth, Al.
puce', 31arsalles, Litman and Cottonadn, Coate, 'Pants
& Shirt,' also Silk and Satin vests and In chart every
thing In' the way of GARSINSTS. Ills stock of
GENTLENEAtTFURN !SLUNG GOODS,
ham been eeleetoCwftb a met deal of care, and' shirt*
c r avats, Saida, are sold at unusual 16n prices. •
. „
641039 R VALIgEB,
' The subseilber,would call :special, attention to his
large stock of'.,: • • •
- • • 'BATS AND CAPS
wiileti he hos re delved bileillog' them at 'eery low
flume, Of the above you .ean consluee yourself by
calling at the Cheap Clothing Store, near, the. Market
!;,liones,j ' , • ABIIEit,W,HtL.
Apia
. .
.17 4 1011," RENT.- 7 . • -.„
The !orgy w . sro holes . on tho corner ..of Nein
.andrWilst streLoteotlth 11 commodious . track, enct,ttll
noceerery prlillogonp for tho tranenctlon at the Ihrrard;
log imainers, olltnact fitPleacepip.rmiyano*.t4o
let or AprlL 'Apply to
Carl • Markl ;.1. 1 '6O ' JAOOII EttEElt -
itliscellancoup.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
CARPEMSLCARPNTSU
SAWYERS, New . Store
S .
Zustiless utr,oB.,
L•
J•', W. . FOULK, Attorney at Law
. °Mee with J. It. Smith, Esq., In Glass' Row, In
'rem. or. Fret Propbyterien Church. All. business en.
Untied to him will be promptly attended to. .
•
re
-spectrally announces to hie old"frlende and
minor patrons, .that he.bas returned from - Ids south
western tour..*lth. his 'health' greatly Imposed, and
has ream:and his practice In Carlisle.• •L.
Main Street, one door west of the Railroad'
'w can bo found at all boars, day and
•riprofosslonally. '
ER, M. D
( 1 10310EOPATDIST,)
PHYSICIAN,. SURGEON & ACCOUCHER.
.
Offier on South Ilaporer titreet; formerly oceityled
by Dr. Smith.
R. S. B. KIEFFER Office in North
Ilanoror street two doors from Arnold A sm's
a ore. Office hours, morapartlculorlyfrom 7 A.:. 9 o'Slocki
A. Af.l'aud from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M. • ' ,
.-,.-...-...,,..., T R. GEORGE S. SEA
'iliiii-: - . .t , RIGHT, DENTIST, from the Bel.
11111/1•
~., .., more allege of Dental Sur e '
E ry.
03.881ce at the residence of his mother, Eaat Geuther
street, three doors below Bedford.
March 19, 1856—tf.
DOCTOR ARMSTRONG 4s remoo
• od hie office to the Sonth west Corner al:fa:loser &
Pomfret et where he may be consulted at any !tensor the
day 'or night. Dr. A. has bad thirty years experience
in the pmfcgdon, the last ten of which have been docce
ted to the study- and practice of Homeopathic modl•
clue. Mby 20, '67om.
•
• DR. J. C. NEFF respect
fully Inform. the ladles andgentletnen
11 . 4 . 6 of Par Hide, and- wieinity, that helm re
sumed the practice of Dentistry, and le prepared to pep
form all operations on the teeth 'arid gums, belonging
to his profession. lie will Insert fall eels of teeth On
((did or silver, With Single gum teeth, or blocks, as' ey
may prefer. Term/ moderate, to cult the times. • .
I.C.LOONIS •
South ITanover street, • - SWIG
next door to the Post
03. N7lll be absent from Carlisle the last ten dayr. of
each month. faug.l, '65.
•
el_Eo W.D .D
Lat . (' Dem onstrator or flperalive .to . the .
• Baltimore • Cortege' r.
• De Al ni ce ß at bl e e ri n;eide . n . re:
pproalte Marion Malt, West Main street, Carßile p Penn
•, Nov. MOM.
8. HAVER . STlCK, 7 DruggiiV
North Honorer Street, Catrllale.
Phyelclan'e prescriptions carefully compounded
k full supply of fresh drugs and chemicals, -
R. J. S. WAGGONER; Office North
Ilanoyer Street, two doers north oflars. - Morrie
In shop. -
Carlisle April 25
AW CARD.—CHARLES .E. MA
GLAUCHILIN,.Attorney at Law , Office h 4n. •
heirs building, Just oppoelto the Market Renee.
Carlisle, March 14, leal—ly.
TOHN HAYS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.—
Offleo on Main Street, opposite "Marlon
Carlisle, Pa. [O4. 26, '26-Iy. •
ri P. HUNIRICH, Attorney at Law.
IL) .-0111 do on North Hanover street, a fen. deo
south of Glass' Hotel. All business entrusted to W..
will be promptly attended to. (April lb.
•14.?.. OS W NOTICE. - REmOvAr. - •: , =1;N.
• M. PENRE has removed hie office In rear o
the urt House, where he will promptly attend to all
'hued nem entrusted to hha.
August 19. UM.
LAW. •
OFFICE.-LEMDEL ^TODD'
has resumed the practice of the Law. Office In
Centre Square, west 'aide, near the First Presbyterian--!
Church. . .
April 8,1857.
ANDREW J. WILCOX, Attorney at
Law. (Men N 0.19 Lexington fit..llaltimore—Busi:
nese promptly attended to.. .
REFERENCES.
Johnson, Jamb Ithaca',
11. A. Sturgeon, et At.
Carlf[ge A rit 25,'60.-9m.
sea- FARE REDUCED. -VAL
STATES UNION HOTEL,
606 &608 Market Elt.i above alith, •
PLIILADELPAIA
JAMES W. POWER, kroprletor.
TERMS 25 per day. jn3o'6B.
AMERICAN .HOUSE,
North Hanover Street, Carnet°, Pa.
W. W. KLlNE,'Proprlet64
Titla Glenne hag been refitted la a ■nperlor style, and
no, open for the accommodation of Boarders
and Travelers. on
MODE RATE T SUES. •
EXCELLENT. STADVING ATTACHED.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Cor. Markel Sir.,
11. W. KANAGA,
raorittcrome
e
MEM
N. HANTCII.,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
WEST MAIN STREET,
OppOsite the Rail Road Office
Stir Fall and IVinter .Styles of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings made to order,
Carllalo, May R, 1860.
'n. NEWSHA
ATTORNEY .AT LAW:
Ocoee with iVm. U. Miller,. Esq., South Hanover Street,
opposite the Volunteer Wee.
Carlisle, Sep..l3, 1559.
W. C. RHEEM
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
WILL glee special attention to collection. through
TV out the State, make investments. buy and sell
'Waal Estate and securities. Negotiate loan., pay tize-,
locate laud warrants, da, Lc. Refer to the members o
the Cumberland County Bar, and to allprominent citi
zens-of Carney, pa. fAug4•6B-Iy.
J. GOODYEAR. _ R. ANDERSON
BAR ,lIKON.
HAVING entered into do-partnership
in the manufacturing of DAR IRON, at Letort
Forge, Carlisle, Pa., we would respectfully incite the
attention of Hardware merchants, Blacktmitbs, and all
others who may want a superior article of Iron to glut ,
them a call.
All kindm&hamniered Iron constantly on hand or
drawn to o on short notice. "'
The highest price pa id for wrought iron scraps, or ts•
ken in exchange for r iron.
. Carlisle, Oct. 12, 1859.
'I A It PE TS.
ELDRIDGE'S CHEAP STORE.
. The subscriber being under very light expenses, has,
as Is well known, always old goods eery, cheap; but
this cocoon, haring availed himself of the recent great
depreskion in prices of material, /M., offers at towns
PRICES MAN EVER . 01[PORZ, a very large assortment of
TAPESTRY. DRUBSELB, . ~
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, }CARPETS,
INGRAIN and VENITIAN J.
and OIL CLOTHS of all widths. in great wariety.. Also,
Canton and Cocoa MATTING 9 of all kinds. with a law
stock of tow Pawn Ingrain Carpets at 21 to 80 cupid
per ynrd, Stair and Entry at 10 to 50 cents, also, Rag
Carpets, Cotton and Ilemp'Carputs, Rugs, Mats, Stale
Rods, Ac., Ac. ' .
• IL IL ELDRIDGE,
No. 43 Strawberry IL ono door above Chestnut.
49-Strawberry hi the Brat 'treat west of Second St.,
March 28, 1860 Poluzstrali.
•
O n TILL TnIUMPHANT - .
►J The complete success of the Prairie Flower Cook
Stove, warrants the subscriber lu calling the attention
of all who may want a superior stove to call , and ex
amine the only stove that has gliirmlyental astWac
tion.
WHAT IS CIAIdIFE OVER OTHERS IS ,
let. A saying of from 30 to 60 per cent ln %el." • •• •
2nd. A hotter and quicker Oven from thereon, Ilre, •
9d. A larger Oven than any °thereto!' °libel same dze, :
4th. The presereation of the centre piece from Making
saving repairs, • .
oth. The beat Baker, Roaster, and Cook, now In use, •.
6th: A puperior arrangebient for cleaning the flues,
7th.li perfect Gee Consumer ibr either word or coal.
The Prairie Flower Is, warrabted to. give satisfaction
In every particular, and willamehown with pleasure to • „
all who mar eall, whether desiring.to purchase
,o4not,
any. vow quantity
o;r of m d fu c T i ni t : T t;
onlic•
hand,co count ry.
hich I
be
sold very low to close stick, •
Spouting, Reefing, Job work, Cappenenilthing arid
Sheeting work promptly attended to, In town or trouo-;•, -•••
try. All work warranted at the old 'stand, Ermine's •.•,.
mitred north of Louther.
, , MARY M.IIOIiRTS.
N. B. Old Copper, , Brass and Pewter botzght,uattMO
hil i hest price ri d la (=her erode.. I •: i
AY :UP! PAY :up
P'
Those indebted to thelate
are hereby retotootatt to mil had *Ade their reopefum
amounts within thirty,dayoi othoroloe
be left with a ptopet °Moor tor .collettfoo,-Wa - tuoua..
, what-we
MIYA /.860,4; f. ;• ` "
TTIST IVED.: - --Analier
ap,rl.obambor:impstsi(selltilit4ent
i! i i ' d a ttkArtiVeTtr7egjllai i l A Y ;Ot
etepsd sod p_lala, Chstl, =lutist. Dress itoods &o.
tY 2,120 Q. : LEIDIOLI uSAWYER.
=I
WM. MoVEY,
J. GOODYEAR k CO