D
Agritultur4 pgartment.
CONCOIeD
The Concord is it rampant grower, very
liarly, though not apt bear well until it
attains the ago of five or six years wben it
becomes productive enough, but never suf
fers from overbearing like the Isabella.
: . Persons who likie no time 'or are un
willing to.take the rouble to prune OM •
vines, should by all means .procure- e
f r„
Concurd.• IFwill bear the coldest w ath
er that we have in New York, uninjured
without shelter orproteetilen ' and will
thrive and produce' fruit of fair' quality
when planted in the poorest soil. The
foliage is large; broad and thick, and.the
berries nover,mildew or rot,' but when
dead ripb they sometimes drop from tho
cluster. 999 Massachusetts friends say
i
tlmt it s 4 .', four weeks earlier than the
Isabella, and that it is fully ripe from the
3d to the 10th of September." . '
Now, I will not 'say that such is not the
ease in MassecliGetts, but I will say, that
with me, it is only about ono week earlier
than the Isabella, and not what I call fully
ripe till' the lattbr part of September, when
it will be found quite melting. and far
richer in the saccharine principles than
the Irittbella, but ha9lnueh more of the fox •
fragrance. 'A few pounds of the fruit,
When ripe, will, in a few days, 'perfume ti .
large 'room. Some persons are very fond
of this foxy odor, ° -and'to others it is very
offensive Last fall(1859)1 hitl quite a
fine lot of these grapes; which sold in
market the same as good Isabellas... The
vine is much hardier than the Isabella,
which makes it a valuable acquisition fo
gripe growers in tho northern sections of
our country.—[Correspondent of Illoore!s
Rural .11 7 i:w Yorker.] • . •
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THE STRAW BEE'HY
Mr: R.. • Pardee;• of New York, in a lee
thin at-Yale r.College, on the"strawberry
says ;
The follving, to cultivate that fruit, is
the best InetlKT: Select a warm, moist,
but exposed situation ; for early berries let
it slope to the east or south; for late ones
to the north. The soil should be a. fine
gravelled loam. Avoid high, barren soils,
and those which are wet: . To prepare the
soil, make it clean; underdrain, leaving
the drain open at both ends, to allow the
6re - dation of air. Pulverized at least
two feet in depth, making ten per cent.
of the soil as fine as superfine flour. For
manure, apply thirty-bushels alien slack
ed with water, holding three bushels of
salt in solution to the acre,
Transplanting should be done with
-care, and the rootlets at the plant injured
as 'little as possible. The best time to
'tratisplant is in the spring, though, with
care,_ it may be,done any time during the
summer. The lectuter said be would, in
starting a new bed, place the plants three
feet apart. Water may -be added with
great advanta,gO, qtantities, ex
Cept during the, frolvering and ripening
periods, pOvided always ) it does not stand
and - become stagnant on the soil. The
hoe should never be used about the plants,
as it injures the roots. The productive
ness of the strawberry about New. York
does not average more than forty bushels
to :the acre. There is no difficulty in
raising one..hundred and fifty bushels un
der the cultivation recommended. , In the
IVintorthe plants should be lightly cov
ered. .
THE DEPTH OF TREES
There has recently sprung-up some con
troversy as to' the proper depth that trees
should be transplanted, and as is usual in
controversies of this kind among practi
cal nien, there is not the least hope of
their ever coming to a. common opinion
on the-question. And this is natural'and
perhaps as it should be. Different kintls
of trees frequently require different modes
of culture, beginning with 'the planting.
For instanco,dwarf pears should be planted
deep, two or three inches below the union
of the quince with the pear, io all soils
where a dwarf pear ()tight to be. A fir
or, spruce should be plinted shallow, and
so, as a rule, should standard pear as well
as apple trees. This exception should
however be made : itt light, .porous, -soils
they may be guaged deeper than in clay
moulds. Thus the heoyier the soils the
shallower should 'the trees be planted.
Such is our experience. •
EGG-PLANTS
In reply to' a subscriber in Solebury,
Bucks - county, as to the proper time. of
"f setting out egg-plants, the Germantown
Telegraph says they should not'be trans'-'
'planted before the 28th of May. Usually
- .the first week in Juno is the safest period.
They are exceedingly sensitive to cold,
and a single frost will retard their growth
from •one to two weeks. 'When Such
nights occur place over the plants any
thing to protect them—boxes, pots, or old
newspapers. Eggplants, as well as to
mato plantS, should be transplanted in the
hot-bed, say from six to eight inches apart,
to secure strong, well-bushed plants.
Grapes From Cuttings
-1- send you the following remarks on tho
propagation of grape vines from cuttings,
which may be done with very little troub
le:— Have a box two feet high, and about
two and a half ivide;— the length as you
require, —fill half full of well-pulverized
soil; preiare the cuttings with three eyes
—out smooth below the bottom one ; place
them in a slanting position, with • the last
bud just abOve the soil; take six-penny
white cotton cloth, and nail tightly over
the box ; give warm soft water freely,
every evening; place the box in a sunny
nook, and in a few vveeks.your box will be
tilled with grape vines, ready for potting or
planting in borders.— Correspondence of
the Albany Cultivator.
TO KEEP OFF INSECTS FROM VINES.—
We preceive that an Erigliph journal puts
forth the statement that the common elder
bush, scattered among cucumber and
melon vines, will ket3p off the bugs which
infest theta. Ts this so? Has any reader
of the Weekly Sun over tried it If yea,
please let us hear from him at once. If
nay; then let as many as can, give it; a trial
and repcitt through' ur columns.—Baiti
more Sun. •
see r Tho best stock a man • can invest
in, is the stook of a farm; the best shared
are plowshares, and the best banks aro fer
tile banks of the rural streams the more
these are broken the bettor dividends
they pa • .
71 The grape culture has attraoted the
attention of few enterprising , planters at
Beaded, S.. 0., 'and there are flourishing
-vinyarda in that vicinity: •
Otiticatfoltaf.
•
L
TRYING FEMALE- •COLLEGE;
MECHANICSBURG,. PA.
Thilnstitution, designed for the liberal' education
of You g.Ladies, has been in operation two years with
tlte t ghtifying results. , It is now established on
a trio basivand its.patronago alrentry
,extonds over
several States. ' . •
It loCated on the Cumberland Valley Railroad mid.
way between • Harrisburg and Carlisle. In the most fer
tile and beautiful portion of the volley, and is in,eloso
proximity to ono of tho most morel, healthy, and en
terprlaing towns In the State.
It Is central, and easy of access. Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia in the morning
train for Harrisburg., will arrive at Mechanicsburg, In
time 'for dinner.
' The edifice Is large and commodious, nurrounlled by
double verandas, and will accommodate about ono hon.
died ImerdeCs. In Its constructiCn, It combines all the
modern improvements for the promotion of health,
comfort and convenience. In those retpects physielune
pronounce it unrivalled. Thu chambers are large and
neatly furniehed. 'hes Its register for beet and
ventilation. Only two students occupy the same room.
Thq bath rooms Arent all times supplied with warm and
cold, water.
The grounds ire [unpin, and watt arranged for mere,
!Won, and the various calisthenie-exercises -SO essan•
Val to health, .gracefnl Movement and eymnle ry of
.form.
The 'Faculty of histructiOn is diDclent and perb
cured.
In the Collagist@ Department the course of tudy in
of a high grade, comprehending all the subje q belong.
Dig to a Classical; Polite and Christian Educ lion.
In the Preparatory Department pupils be care
fully instructed in those branches forming basis of
a thorough English education.
Snasums.—First Session, from the, lot Wednesday of
September to the 30th of January.
• Second Session, from the let of February to the let of
July.
Vacappn, during July and August
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE. MONTHS, PAYABI2
IN ADVANCE.
, Boarding. 'Washing, Furnished Roams, F
,• and Light,' . . . . .
Tultiod—Colleginie Department,
, g .. ‘ • Preparatory "
". .; " First Class,
No extra charge for Ancient Languages.
Music—Piano and Guitar. 20 00
"Vocal Slesic; , 200
Modern Languages, . . . . . . . 10 00
Painting, Drawing And other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rate.
' Text•books furnished at city prices.
For further particulars address,
floe. A. 0 31ARLATT, A. :IL,
Aug. 3. 1859. . Presidont.•
CUMBERLAO VALLEY R. R..
SW 141? ARRANGEhENT:
ala•
'MANOR OF HOURS!
Ou and 'after lIIONDAY, APRIL 16th 18G0, Passongo
Trains will ruu as Mown: (Sundays excoptedi)_
IDEMSBURG .A NU .11.ARRISBURG.'
lid Train. 2d Train
35 A. M. '
7.35
— Pair Cif
Leave Hagerstown,
0 reencastle.
• Chainborsburg, 8.30 " , 1,00 P.Ol
• Shipponsburg, • 9.00 " . 1.32
" Never)lle, 0.32 '. " 2.04
• Carlisle. 10.10 ' " 2.44
'' Mechanicsburg, ' 10.92 •." ' 3.16'
Arrive at llarrleburii. 11.12 " ' 3.95 "
FOR CIIAMBERSBORO AND 11A0ERSEOWN,
' Ist Train
tonvo Harrisburg. 8.05 A. 51
• " Merliaalesburg - 8.47 "
Carlisle; 9.27
10.02
. Shlpponshiirg, "10.34
Chain (Arrive) 11.00 .!
Greencastle,
Arrive at Hagerstown. .
Inr• Paksungera will observe, that there' is but Ono
Train a day, (a Passenger and Freight Trnln rouibite.d)
over.tho Franklin Road, connecting,with train to liar•
risburg at 8.30 A. M., MI6 with the Tcain arriving from
Harrisburg rit'ls.oo M,
THREE Daily Trains leave Harrisburg for Pittsburg,
at 2.45, A. M., 12.50 and 405, P. M., udiing'direct con -
motions with trains fur Cincinnati, Louisville, Clevo.
load. Chicago,•lndlanapolls, St. Louis, and all principal
points throughout the West.
For Philadelphia, via Penniqlvatibt Central Railroad
At 1.2 Q and 0.05 A. 31., and 12.55 and 2.50 P. fit. VIII
Lebanon V. R. It., ttl 0.00 A: M., and 2.25, I'. M. For.
Italtimore4 at 3.27 A 7,2 ff A. M., A 2.05 I'. 51.
•
Fur a reverton and Williamsport at 1.27 and 8.15, P.
AL Trains-on Dauphin Road at 2.00, I'. M.
NOTICE - J0 - PASSENGERS: At all Station/I where
'Pickax irtk) Nold, viz: Chamborsburg, Shipponsburg,
CsAllilu t lllochnnicsburg , and IfarriNburg, n rudurtion of
TEN CENTS on end) Ticket will ha )11111d0 to nll Pnnson•
gem that provide ,thotneolvds with Tickets Wore on!
tering thu Cars.
0. 'N. LULL Suporli
Railroad Miro Clumboraburg,}
•
A. B. Ii.INVING'S
I? URN ITURE W RE-400.1t15,
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1859 '
1)1
rte, l -I . ;tl ' iy7c&
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.
. West High Street,' Carlisle,
(Premium awarded' at the Cumberland County
Agricultural Fair of 1857.)
Tho subscriber has just received the most splendid
assortment of articles In his lino, over brought to this
place--which he is determined to sell at prices that do
•
ty competition:,
Par lo;
Chninbcr, .
Dining-room, FURNITU,R
Kitchen and .
Unice
Embracing every article need by House and Ifot
keepers, of the most approved and fitehluitable desig
and finish. Includingalati Cottage furniture in sett
reception and Camp Chaim Mattresses, Wit frame
pictures, he., he,
Purchasers are requested to mil and exnmlue his
stock, at his extensive ware.rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. B. EWING.
*Z. Particular attention given as usual to funerala;
orders from town and country, attended ta-promptly
and on moderate hernia. ' A. B. E
Cannata, Nay 12, 1.868.—1 y.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cultivators, Garden Hoes, Gordon Trowels,
Forks, Shovels,. Bakes, Spades, lions, l'ru
. tang Hooks Hay Knives, ricks. Mat
tocks, Hay Elovotors. Manure
Hooks. Plows of TEN different make,
Including Planks Plows, Helmond's Plows,
Gibbs' Plows, Zeigler's Haws, Bloomfield Plow,
Pork Metal, and Eagle Plows, Sc., ftc., &c.
Just ve,colvod a largo supply of all kind of goods to fit
out the Fortner or4lechanic at
March 7, '6O.
UTIIOLSTERING AND CANE
SEATING. •
Tlia Subscriber ((Into of Philadolphis,) would Inform
ho citizens of Carlislo and vicinity. that he isprepared
odo UgHOLSTEItING firolLits brunches. .Also,.
CANT;S T IN G,'
andAepairlng Furniture of every description, at his
shop on Hanover Street; between Pomfret street and
Chapel alley. Also, Furniture fur sale, at the lowest
prices. . DAVID JONES.
Quinn) March 21, 1860.-3 m.
FALL ARRIVAL OF
Fresh Drugs, Fancy Goods, Fruit, and
,Confectionary.
S. W. HATERSTICK has Just received from the city
and Is nowmpenlng a splendid display of FANCY GOODS,
to which he dusk.' to call the attention of hie Womb
and the public. Ills assortment - Walls line cannot In,
surpassed In novelty and elegance, and both In quality
and price of the articles, cannot fall to please purchasers.
It'would be Impossible to enumerate his
FANCY GOODS, _
which comprise ovary vatiotyp.f fancymitclos ot the most
eaqulsito finish Bush as.
alder Machu Goods
Elogan t alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and trays,
Fancy Ivory, pearl and shell card cases, \.,
Ladles' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments,
Ladies. Ca bas, Writing Desks, and Port.iblios. . .
fort Hannah's, of every variety,
Cold (1
pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
larg variety of ladies' Fancy stationery.
Mot seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
Itidl g whips, elegantly finished. Floe cutlery, - 41
—r-eflume baskets and bags,
. Brushes of every kind Mr the toilet, .
X. Basin and It. & O. Wright's 'Soaps and' Perfumes
of various kinds,
• Fancy Pins for head drosses and shawls.
.....
Musical instrumonts, of all kinds and at all prices
together with an innumerable variety of articles olegant
ly finished and suitable for holiday prusants,, to which
ho Invites spoclal attention.
Also, an extenalve ; anti elegant collection of
BOOKS,
comprising the various Engllsh and Amorkan Werke,
richly emholished FORTIORI, WORKS, Bibles [Ma
hymn Books, elegantly bound in,velvot with metal
clasps and corners, suitable for holiday ging.
Ills assortment of School Books and School Stationery is
also Zompluto, and comprises everything used In the
Schools. Hu also desires to call the particular atlas.
lion of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, &a.,
from tho ostensive establishmonts of Cornelius, Archer
and Others of Philo&'pith', comprising every style of
Parlor, Cbambor and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard, Spend m Ciboria' oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated
Kerosono or Coa lOU Lamps, togother with NiorrorViubts
Caney &roans, Ac. ills akslYrtment in this line is un•
equaled In the borough. Also,
SEGARS AND tODAOCO,
embracing all the Shvorite brpade, and a fine assort
ment of MILSR2OIIAUM 8610Itilltd AND PIENd.
• FRUITS, •
such as Oranges, Immoral, Figs, Raisins, Nectarines,
Prunes, Ac., FANCY CONFEOTIONARY-NUTS--PRE.
SERVED FRUITS, MINCED-MEAT, PICKLES,' de.,
In every variety and at all prices, allot which are pure
'and Crash such as can be confidently recommended to
Ills Mends. 1110 stock embraces everything in the line
of Yancylloods, with many other articles useful to
hue ekeepers which the public aro especially invited
to call and examine.
Renumber the Old Stand s nearly oppoalto tho Dank on
North Hanover street. .. •
P. W. fLiVERSTION.
Dee. 7,186 g.
aTTEAMIOX:
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
After returning ble acknowledgements tor - tho• Tory•
liberal patronage which has been extended, to 'him, tho
undersigned would call attention to the Wt . that he
tunquat re-opened hie extensive assortment of family
In his new store-room, on the.sout.h-cast corner of the
public Square, where the public aro invited to call and
examine a stock of goods which, in elekanee, variety,
and extent. will defy competition; . comprising In -part
loW lump, crushed. and brown sugars'
Java, Rio and roasted Coffee. Eltery val.
riety and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground 1.4
And unground,) Pickets, Sauces, Table Oil. It I
New Orleans, Sugarhouse and Trinidad 10,
!Unhorses; Now York and Philadelphia Syr-
ups. Cheese, SI ncaroni, Yermeeilli, split Peas, Hominy,
Mincemeat, corn Starch, Farina, Cliecolate, Extract o.
Coffee, relined sugar at reduced rates, washing and bait
ing soda: Tobacco of the most fAveri to brands, nod the
'finest qualify of Segars. Also, a beautiful assortment
of Vritannia Ware, plain and gJid band China Ware,
Ohms, Queens. Stone and Earthern Ware, in groat va
riety, and an elegant let of Fancy Soaps, attracts And
perfumery for the toilet.
FRUITS: Inch:Wing Poaches In cane, Raisins, Cran•
berries, dry apples, citron, almonds, Oranges, lemons,
&c., &e. •
11.7 r \T' 44 % 1 :M../ and 31mcat Wines in casks and bat.
ocoteu ULlekoy, Holland Qln, and, Scholdam
Schnapps.
FISH AND SALT.
largo stock of LAMPS, including Dyntt's celebrotod
is for burning Kennon° or coal oil, also Sperm,
, Lard and Conl Oil, Burning Fluid, Sperm and
Candles.
A I,
lamp
I Ino
Star
$6O 60
20 00
10 00
12 00
CED4R-WARE AND BROOMS.
Brushes, Itopes, Mom's, Soaps, Doentuats, {Salters,
booking:glasses, .fine Jotter atirnefp paper, Willow
Ware, painted buckets, &e.
'Cotton.and woollen Hese, and half Hose, and a full
stock of Mores, including the well known Ilapoyin
Buck Oloves.
In short, his st.oelc enmprlies everything that !smiled
ter In Ills line of business, and no efforts will be spared
to render entire satlsfsetlou to his customers.
ti 'INIIQP.P.
_
Carlisle, Oct. 27', 1858-Iy.
Marketing' of oil kfuds token lu oxchougo fo
goods,
_Q s E r'll u 81 ; E E
•WATCH - RINAKER
SOUTH 'HANOVER Kitt:Fa,
7 . 7 21-few.,doors Soyal of the Court House.
. - •
supplied myself with a large assortment of
Watch."'dates tale,-Glasses,-.t . e, I am now prepared-to
reui r all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. be., on the
Most reasonable tennis, that may be entrusted to my
rare. Goping by strict attention to business to to fat
wired Alth a libel al share of puhlic pntNinogo.
A tine ,nssortment of JEW ELRY, surh an Ladles'
Breast Pins and Ear Drops, Gold and Cameo; litiFßOfe
BriniFt PillS and Ear Drops. Rex and Glass Pins all MVOS
Gold Chain nooks, Plated Chains, Gilt Lockets, Guards.
Kepi, an. Also, a large nod lion assortnient of
• GOLD'FINGE ‘ it RINGS. •
Also, n One lot of Sliver limiting, Detached Lover,
and Leplho Watches. and a good assortment of Ellyvr
plated and Steel Sketneles,
Hilo( which will ha sold low. A share of publlepntron•
nil to respectfully oolicited. ' JOS. U. STEEL.
crtrlinle, July 13, 18i3O—lir
2d Troth
2.16 P. 11
2.62
B.JO
4.04
4.33
0.10
6.00
6.40 "
".111411110.1* 17.141. 12
F AMILY G.II.OCEItY AND TEA
•
Just received and lo store, a fresh and well se:
Meted assortment of BM, Java and Mara
caibo Coffee, Roasted Cutle t , Crushed
Pulverized Mgars, lienned and
other brown .lingars, superior •
,f .SYx4p,,,,nofitsses,
,Orlenns
(baltiM) 111 al a e r
Spleen at ?very varletY—Z
pure only; Starch, Farina and .
Chocolate, MaccarniV,'Clieeso and
Crackarty Tapioca mid Sago,
indigo, -
Saleratns and Soda, Croons Tartar and as
sorted Pickles, Mtudard and Coriander Seed,
TEAS.—A • fine assortment In Packages.
and jr bullt—as well as all other articles
belonging to the butiness—all at the lowest
and late reduced prices.
• 1111711 ti
ATC II ES, • JEWELRY, AND
Y. SI LVER-WARLAT COM:MS sid established
Stand, West lluln St., marly omaislte the Cumberland'
Valley Bank.
1 have Just
..veJust received a new assortment of watches,
:Mu...medallions. silvel• ware, 4.c..'ilradditiou to my
ormer stock to which I invite the atddbtion of the
public, Thu assortment embraces fine ~... .
gold and sliver lever watches, Hunting • ' .
nod open case do., gold Anchors- for
.. .. )
Ladles and Gentlemen and gliver Le- . , : •
pines and Quartier watches of every va. ' ',..t. A; ..
fluty in style and price.
Ab) fine gold Medallions. Breast-pins for Ladies and
°tuition= of every quality, pattern and - price. Gold
fob, vest. curb and neck chains. Gold bracelets, finger
rings, cuff-pins, studs, sieeve.buttons, crosses, charms,
&c., &c. Gold and silver thimbles, :sliver and plated
butler knives, forks, table, tOa, salt and mustard spoons
of every variety. A large assortment of gold, sliver
..„„rl , ""nod common• spectacles, to suit all
ages to which we Invite special atten.
non. ,
'18594
A Ono lot (d'.GOLD PENS from the best makeis,
Tart:tele cages, fancy boxes. silver and pearl card eases,
gold and common bracelets, watch chains,
Mantle Clocks and a variety of articles usu.
;ply, Inept in ;Jewelry establishments, which ,gml.
I will sell low for cash. All articles war IMF
on
united to ho what they aro represented.
Particular attention paid as usual to
WATCH REPAIRING and all work. war • • ,
‘ ranted,
The.
1/ 1 It 11-8•41' C E RIE SI—
AT S. G
11UY
C. ETT"S
Shad athEllackerel of illlferout grade
Al Inn:Errs. •
Salmon, Scale Sloll'and White Slob, . .
Codfish, Salt and Pickled Herring,
Cheese and Crackecs7,in ho had
Drlod Fruit, Preserves nod Jellies,
Sugar Curad Deanna Hama,
A flesh supply of LIQUORS,
.4)118, White Lend, ,ke.,
WATCHES, JEWELRY A . SILVER-WARE.
•
Wf O rien lN: t o s u p l ., d tron r
s 4s2 d d respectfully inform c
gonc,r,iuy,
t our bt
we have now to Store, and offer
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
-frat the lowest Cash Prices a largo and -4
very choice block of Watches, Jew
elry, Silver and Plated Ware; of eve.
.ry variety and style. -
Every description of Diamond ,
Work, and other Jewelry made to or
dor at short notice. Ati.r.All (hoods WARRANTED to
Lens represented.
N. B. Particular attention given to the REPAIRING
of Watches nod Jeivelry, of every description..
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
No. 622 Market Street. South Side, PIIILADk:LPLIIA.
March 14, '6O-3m.
=
MARRIAGE A GUIDE =
NEW
70171NT 1 0, M. D
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,v.1:1:,, ' • Tim secret duo to Courtship, Love
4,M0,0;> and Mai°Have:. with tho diseases incl..
c)
.z.,'".§.. , .' -..:-. - -c - ::: dent to Youth, Maturity and Old Age
,Fr- - 4, ' yr?: —being lights nod shades of Married
- I-1:04:, 111 ‘ ‘' ,, , ae.Z7:j. Lifo, Ito .10 , a and Sorrows, Hopon,Fears
e:;•,4:, , f.,\it4.: and Dl.ppointmente. Lot nil married
44/7 ji7A): , people, or thoso contemplating mar
'-,; liw slave owl •havlng the leant It:Tedium:lt
to married lifo, rend this book. Lot every young man_
and-woman In tho land re:Wild:4 book. It in FULL - OP
PLATES, 41111 111hCIONCR secrets that every ono should
know: n littio.knowludgo at first may &Ivo a world of
trouble In after II fo. .
Send fore copy (enelosiiit-25 ?onto) to
Dili WM. - YOUNG, N0.i16 SPRUCE STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Carlisle, April do, 'GO 3m.* • s'•
1860 BARD . I ms. R
A F T ,,,,! n II A It D -
Jouh P. Lyno & Son have just completed opening
their Spring Stock of Hardware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Ohise Sc.. to which they invite the early atttuntion of
the public. We have greatly enlarged our stock in all
Its various branches,and can now nccunlmodato therm!).
lio with
RELIABLE GOODS..'
in largo or small quantities; at the lowest prices.. But
mol , do not wish thu public to undvratand that we have
brought all Ow Eoods in Philadelphia and Now York to
our tow u, bunko can assure them that. ono look Into
our store will convince them thnt wo have enough to.
supply the douland In this market. Persons wanting
goods in our line will find It to their advantago to givo
us a call boforo insklng their - purchasos.—All orders
personally and punctually attended to, and no misro•
presentations rondo to effect sales
JOHN P. LYNN; & SON, '
North.llanovor St. Curlivio.
6fay 2, '6O
SPRING GOODS.. -
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
Have received an admirable stecleof Now Fabrics,
such
As TRAVKLLIIItIES, ORISAILLES and CASIILLAS.
Fancy SILKS from Auction, below the - cost of impor
tation. •
HANDKERCHIEFS and CRAVATS:
HOSIERY. EMBROIDERIES. l'l , AlNyolored, BLACK
glossy SILKS, and neat _CHECKS. CRAY TIME
LINES In ovary variety; Chine and Plaid. OK
CANDIES, GRENADINES, LAWNS and
CHINTZES, MUSLINS, FLANNELS,
. QUILTS .1.• FURNISHING COORS •
' 111151ISHIRTINO LINENS of
the best bleach. SHAWLS '
CLOAKS LACE and ---' • •
SILK MANTLES.
Goode for
FRIENDS
*wear;
SOH GOODS,
. •
BOLTING CLOTIIB,,&e,, Sc. •
SHARTLESS BROTHERS,
Sue & Chestnut, Philadelphia.
May 2;1860.--8ms
subscriber is preplrcd
to sell to merchants and others, CEMENT., by the
quantity at manufacturers prices. ,
Aprl.ll.h . tus,ToN.
Ngw *outri..
' GRA CfRI.ES'
LIQUORS: Wholesale arid retail,
embracing common and old llyo Whit •
key, Brandies, dark' and polo, Lisbon
Sherry Port, Moderls, Ginger, Catawba
J. IS .111 Y
=
!23=1
BEM=
A IltlrETT'S
BERME
At 111/YETI'S
EIaSSMZ/
MMMI
using any of the many imitations or counter
, felts, but ask for HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMABO BITTEBS,TODI SCO that each bottle has
the words 4, Dr. J. nos totter'e Stomach Bitters"
blown on the silo of the bottle, 'and'stamped
on the metallio cep covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature-is on tho
label.
4 Prepared and sold by tfOSTiTTEit
SMITH, Pittsburgh, PM, and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the gnitod States, south Anae.
and Germany. -
For Bala by 9. Elliott, S.W. Haverstlek, Carlale ; John
0. Attlek, John Stambaugh, Shlppansburg; L. Haut
man, J. D. 'Nanning, JilachaulcsburgiAnd Druggists
gontrally throughout.tho - Nov. 9, '59.
ratiiiber $ (foal.
IV.EW . COetI, AND LUMBER YARD,.
.1.1 • • Tho subscribers have tblii day onterod Into int•
norsliip to trade in _
A IT„D •L U M L B P7i ,
C 0 A L
. .
• Wo Rill heive constantly on band andfurnlsh to n ordor
all hinds andAuLdit t y of seasoned
•
LUSIIIIR,
- - -
S : OA . N - . .
FRAM STUFF
P,aling,.Plastorlng Loth, Shingling tall, worked Floor.
log and Weathorboardlng, Posts an'd , halbt; Mut every or
hole that belongs to a LUMBER YARD:,I,
All Riede of Shingles, in wit: Whitepino, hemlock,
and Oak, of ~dlfterent qualities. having Cars of our
own we can: furnish bills to order of any length and
size at the shortest notice and on thd most reasonable
terms. Our worked boards will be kept under cover so
that they can be furnished . dry at nil times.
We have constantly on band nil kinds 'of Family Coal
under cover, which we will deliver clean to any part el
the.borntigh, — To wit
LYICNNS VALLEY, Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut
LUKE - FIDDLER,
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LORBERY,-
which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest price!
Best quality of
binieburtzer's and Iyaakeinith's Coal, .
always on hand tehtch No will sell nt Um lowest figure
Yard west shle‘Ul Grammar School, Molt, street.
ARMSTRONG A . HOFFER.
July 26:1850
CHAMERSBLIRG FEMALE SE
IN A It Y.
The location, Is pleasant and healthy, and the edvun •
tam are equalled by tow in the land. The Institution
Is largo and prosperous, with a corps of ass scants elm.
Ben with care. and well qualified to instruct In (lie solid
and ornamental brandies, The influences In the hoard
lug department tire parental, moral mad
'rho next. session will commence on the 7th day o
February. Cata'agues any be had on application t,
itutniiNcts
Rev. W. W. Ells, Carlisle; Roy. Joh London,
Pa; Cleo. 11. Bucher, Esq., llognesto-vn, Pa; Hon. Deo.
Chambers, 11. S. Srbneek, D. D„ S. 11. Fisher, D„ D, Rev,
I'. B. Reese. Rev—Joseph Clark. Chninbersblrg, Pa. Pro.
ressors at Prineeton, N. J., both of the College and Theo
logien! Se my.
Rey. HENRY REEVES, A. 111., .
Nrn. SARAhL U. REEVES;
s.
't Pr.
h
Carliele;
ORW
2, 1800.- 1 y
NONEMAKEWS
..(ARDING AND COMMIS
SION HOUSE ;
FLOUR. AND , FEED,
COAL, PLASiut AND gALT..•
, The subscriber having taken the Ware TIOUFO car;
and fixtures of Wm. B. 51umty's Well known estaldhl
ment; - +Sifirestliigh street, opposite Dickinson College
would Inform Cie public that' he box entered lute
general Forwarding and Commission business.
The highest market price will be paid fur Flour, Grain
and produce of all kinds. „
They are also prdpared to freight produce and. stock
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the loWest rates, with
-safety and despatch i> . •
PLASTER A ND S kept constantly on hand, anti
FLOUR AND FEED at uheleselo or retail.' •
Coal of all kinds. o'llhr:wing, •
LYICEN'S VALLEY,
LURE FIDDLER.
SUNBURY WHITE ASII,
LOCUST
•
•
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's
CONSTANTLY FOP. HAL ! ,
KEPT UNDER COVER.
and delivered dry to auy part of the to
J. IL NONEMAK
Cnrll le, At;ust 17, 1F709
N E W C 0A L Y. A
AT TIIE WEAT LEE or VARIABLE,
The subacritier would respectfully roll the nttentlot
of Litnelowner's, nod the citizens of Carlisle, and Lb
surrounding country generally, to his
NEW• COAL YArtD,
•
'attached t'o bin Ware Muse ' on West High St., when,
ho still keep constantly on hand a large supply of tin
best quality of COA L, to wit: •
; Lykem Volley, Luke Fiddler, Pine Grote and Troyer
ton, Broken,- Egg and Nut Coal—scrrened and thy coal
which he pledgee, himself to .11 at the lowest possible.
prices. Matt quality of
LIMEIIIIItNEWS AND DLACKSMITIPS COAL
nlweyn on hand.
orders left at the Wore House, or at Jils reel
donee in North Honorer street, will be promptly at
. &Jolted to. • J. W. HENDERSON.
April 14, 'GR—tf. •
( - ILASS! GLASS!: I'AINq'S
131 PAINTSII, ,A fill iisanunoneof Was,: of all Biz
and oluallty, with a large stock. of Ire,ll INTI, a
011 a, Varnlglies, Ike , Cement In large or rum
quantities, at low figures at
JOAN P. LYNN' & SON,
North Hanover Stro
Oct. 27,..,58
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS CM' appeal Alen peramt confidence to
physician') and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained a repu
tation heretofore'-unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or bin zonindpuffery.
The consumption of Ilostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
,bottles, end froM its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coining year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles.
sold
immense amount
could never haVe been * but for the rare
. medieitial properties contained hahe prepara
tion, and tlm sanction of the stool )prominent
physiciafia in those sections of the country
where the article is Lest known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to. their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy' in all cases of stomachic derangements'
and the diseases resulting therefrom. •
This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of true
poling the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of nn invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself.
Hostel ter's St °mask Bitters have proved
a Godsend to region; where fever and ague
and various other ;)ilious complaints have
counted their victinn bY hundreds. To be
able to state confidattly thatl"the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
allo.yapleashre. It removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts renewed vitally to the microbus system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensabie
for llimrestm:ation of health: It operates upon
the stomach, liver, aid oilier digestive organs,
mildly L 4 powerfully, and soon restores them
to a comfit ion essentiXl to the healthy discharge
of the functions of zature.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions . .an thedmottle, and they will find
in a stimulant pecaliarly adopted to comfort
deaining years, ns ills pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. Woilavo the evi
dence of thousands of aged men' and women
who have experienctid)the benefit of using this
prCparation while suffering from stomach do
:rangements and general debility ;_ acting under
the advice of physicians, IheY. have abandoned
all deleterious' drugs and fairly tested Alm
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. Theta are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that ninny of them
sink under the trill. The relation of mother
and child is so obsorbingV tender,"that the
mother, especially if she be young, is apt to
forget ier own heath iii her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Skald the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the' wear of
body and mind is gendally aggravated. Hero,
then, is a neM4iiity for a stimulant to reoupe
, rate the energies, of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting. trials
and responsifiilities, Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement Of physi
cians, because it agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength. (`"
All those persons, to lobar': wo have particu
larly referred above,, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, 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 consillt
their own physical welfare by giving to llos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—Wo caution the'public against
_IIIIUMPS AND 'CRDIEMT.- • -
60 barrels Clement with a wary tarp assortment
of pain and iron Pumps, of all kinds cheaper than
-over, at the Etar4rioro Store of '
March 7,'00. , " . ' ELENAY pAXTON.
GOOD 1 G 0 0 D 1 , 1 GOOD
...,,, ...,'
""hr a
Just reco a at Up clump Grocery of the under NJ --
hoed, lore of good•things, a part of which aro the fol. y•-rvie r-,,, , ,a . 4 , -.6e a .
lowing •
Waif:• Vra" Vlar ti f ft'f.t. f .
• ltormeticAlly naiad PUACIIES„ (fresh ) • _ f "
6,- " TOMATOES, " D. 11.1141" FREIGIIT LINE.
" r " COltN, .
•st,
so --.• fc TrAs , sc
PREED, WARD & }REED,
" ASPARAGUS, "
11l gAIIKIT STREET, pinLADELPIIIA.
. " OYSTERS, " •
a " LOBSTsItS, „ ,
J. A D. RHOADS,
tPu
4 " L'IN IS APPLE, " Dais STREET, CARLISLr; PA.
T s tiltTLE SOUP, "
" SARDINE",
.fn, - - Cars 4 of this Lino leave the Depot 811 Market st
o
[ Pickled 'Corking, Chow Chow, Piccalilli, "
Lobsters Dally, at 4&I lock, P. M. -
Cauliflower, Capers Le ito C Aisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock, A 111.
Olives, Tomatn (Catsup, Walnut do ~ Mushroom do Goods Intended for this Line should bo marked C..&
e
Popper Saw e, Hominy, Ilritte, Cranberries, the finest ,P. Daily trelglit Lino, and sent In by I o'clock,
/M .„, ~,
of Dried Hoof, Slut tr. tursd H I Hauls, Shoulder. Itologna ""i' -' ' „
""
Sausage, Soup et- .11, Mac, aroill, Sugars, Golfers, Teas,
blollsscs, and e ii of all hinds.
QUID NSW A h.L, I'INI, SEG All 9, among which ale
twenty !leo thousand German nixes. prim; Mince°,
and the my boat and purest LIQUORS In the county,
Confectionary and fruit, Ac
An of width are offered Is, the Minus of Carlisio and
comae of (lambi. laud. at the lowest prices for Clem.
CO)11. ONE, CORE ALL, two doors East of Rhoads'
Warehouse
do. do. , do.
Oarliglo,.NOr. 0, 1830:-'
J I I2E INSURANCE-TILE ALLEN AND BAST PENNSBOItO MUTUAL PIILPI, IN
SIntANCE COMPANY of Cumborland county, I ncorpo
rated by intact of Assembly, Is now fully organized, null
In operation under tlui management 01 the iblionlng
commissioners, viz:
Daniel" Miley, William It. Dorgan, Michael Coclilln,
Elchulberger, Christian Staymaii, John C. Dun•
lap,. Jacob 11. Coover, Lewis Ilyor, S. Aiburly, Banjo
min-. 11. Musser, J. Bran t, Jose' ft Wlckursham,
A Inzawler Cathcart.
Tho rates of I nsuranco aro No and fart rabbi as any
Company of the kind In the ' Persons wishing to
become in ninbets are Invited maim:application to OW
agents of the company, who aro willing to nvalt upqn
theta at any thou.
_ r
W3l. U. ( 1 011dAS;1'reithionf:
CaItiSTIAN STAYMAN. Vire ['remittent
• . , LEIVIB.IIYER, Secretary.
MICHAEL CO(JKLIN, Treasurer.
. .
Managers.—. Win. It. ()erg., L. Ilyor, Christian Stny.
man, M. CockILL:6C. Dimlap. It. Martin, D. iia iy, .1
11.0. over, Alen. Cathcart, J.Wleicershain, J. Eirhelber•
ger, S. Eberly, J. Brandt'. •
AGENTS. •
OUNIBMILAND COUNTY.—John Siiorrirh, Allen,.
Henry &ening, Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn
Dickinson; henry Bowman, Ch nreli tow n; ;Bode liiil
.11th, South 311,1.11ulon; Samuel Orabian, W. , Penns
,:born'; Samuel Cooyer, 31cehanicsbnrg .1. eneklin,
Shopitordstosln; D.'Coover,'Shephordstown ; .1. (/..3ax.
ton, Sliver Ilenj..llavtustick,.Silver Spring;
Cloned 8011, Coo .lohn flyer, Carlisle;
COUNTV.—W. S. licking, Dover , : Peter Wol•
Franklin; Jay. Griffith, Warrington; J. Y. Deer
dorlr. 3Vashinton; Lr. Rutter, Newburg; It. O. Chill',
DiUsburx.
0--11 ouser - & - i,nthman - 11arrIslin
Members of the company having polkb.sabout to en•
Ora, can have thetnel by making application in
any!of Elie Agents.' • - • . '
April 20. 1829. •
JNO. IL citundri.
CHURCH & EI3 . BIILY
STEAM SOT :MITI;
, •
AND . •
LUMBER YARD,
• NEW CUMBERLAND, PA:
All blade of • .•
LUDIBEIt, •
constantly on band.
Lumber delivered nt any paint accessible - by Railroad,.
at,the shortest notice.
BUILDING TIMBER
ov ALL SIUS AND LENGTHS CUT TO ORDER
May 25,1b:0—u
- IIowARD A A
I S T S , O PATIO N!
A Benevolent Institution, established, by special on
domnent for the relief or the sick anti .distressed,
aillieted.with Virulent :tad 1:11111C11110 . 11iSellSO4.1
• and especially for the Cure of .Discuses of
. .
the ricxual-Orgarrs.
MEDIoAf. ADVICE givon gratis. by the Acting Suit
grim. tonli who apply by letter, with n lit!SCriptintl ur
"Or ,fun d ' I'M, (age, occupation, habits, of-life, Sic.;)
and In rice, of extretno poverty, htediclnCs fornishtd
lino of chargyY •
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperrontorrlnfa, nod other
Ills'aser rf the Sexual Organs. and on tint NEW II -
EDI ES tonployed In the Dirpoosary, sent to the nillichid
Dr sealed letter ell Velopes; It lel of charge. - Tr o or three
-Stamps for leeitage will In, Ireeoptable.
Address, DR. J. SIC I LLEN Ilt/UO ELTON, Acting Sur: o'
goon, Howard' Asseelatioli, No. 2 Sooth Ninth Street
Philadelphia, in. Ity order of the Directors,
EZRA D,IIEARTWELL, Prestdrnt—..
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
•
IVEBSTER c 00.
SEWING MACHINES.
On lixhll,Ulni nod for Pain nt Mrn. It. A. HEYNoLD'a
11ACIIEltltEAN ItOMIS. 2nd door — West of 1)r.
Zirzr.a'n (Mee, Carlisle, l'at •
Sand for a circular to
Dee. 7, 1559—tf.
PAINTS AND OILS.-
10 Tons White bind. .10110 (Wiens of ell. Jusl
received with a largo assortment of .
Varnishes, • Fire Proof Paint. . , ,
Turpentine; • Floroneo White,
Jupan, While Zhir, .
rutty, Colored 7, nc,
Lithargoi Heil 1.1,01,
Whiting, Boiled (11, -,.
WOO, • Lord (lit, . .
' .. Sheller. SIIPI:111 Ott, • ..-.
Point Thushes, Fleh 011, &r.,
Colors firm ery description dry, and Oil In cans and
tabus at the Ilardware Store of
March 7, VI.
.4-'14:4117i ,„
1::m
,_ ;gm ,c-.J 14 ~ A -, :to
- -- .--g.... '•V
l'housauds aro dally knothlng In praise of
• DR. EATON'S
and ', tyt bernUSo It nayer fall.; to 11Ppi lilstantaneow
relief when given In the;. It acts ns It by eagle, and
one trial - alone w,lll convince you that yhat we bay I,`
true. It contnlns
NO - PAREGOR!C OR OPIATE
of any kW, and therefore rellores• by remoying.the
muiferlngs of your child. Instead of by deadening Its
senslbilitlem.. For tine erases It commends Itvrlf as the
Only reliable preparation now known for Children
Teething, Diarrhoea, Dydentery, Grip
-lug In the Dowels, Acidity* of the Rom/o.h,
Wind, Cold In the head, and Croup, also. for softening
_the gums. reducing inflator tiny, regulating the llowols
mid relieving pain, It ham no .11ml—being an anti spas.
!walk It 14 limed with unfallin., success in all caret of
Convuldion or other Fits. As you value the
UM and health of your children, and wish to HIM them
from those sad and blighting comequences which are
certain to result from the um.) of unreel Ire of wide.]
tither remedies for infantile Complaints aro composed,
take none bat Dii. EATON'S IN PA NTII.M CORDIAL,
this you elm rely upon. His perfectly hnnnle•n and
caunot Injure the most delicate Infant. Price, 2t cents
Bull directions accompany each bottle. Prepared only
iry. -CHURCH & DUPONT:
No 4.0 Broadway Now York.
•
LL 0
.o:2D•;'::'4.tdri,
11ea , 1thy human Blood upon-being •
always presents us with the slime essential elements
and gives of course thu True Standard. Analyze th
Blood of a-per,on suffering- from consumption: Livo
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Serollia7, A - c. end we tied it
every instance curtain deficiencies In the red globule
of Mend Supply these deficiencies and you aro mad
well. The 111.001) 1e001) is founded uppu this Theory
—hence its astonishing succus. There are
" - FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficlonclos of the Blood In dilToron
diseases. Icor Coughs Colds, Brouchitls. or any offer
tint whatoror of the THROAT or LUNGS inducing Con
.sumption, use No.l, which it, always the No. for Do
pression of Spirits. Lose of Appetito. and for all Chron
is Complaints nrlstug from Over use,"Ounoral Dobillty,
and Nervous ProMatlon. No. 8, for Liver COmplaints,
No. S. for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared thr
sorption It is talon by drops and carried Insmediately
Into tho circulation, so that what you gain 3 %1111, retain.
The N 0.5 Is for FOLlllllolrregtibillies, Hysteria, Weak
nooses, 4,.c. Soo special directions litr this. For Salt
Rheum. Eruptions, Scrofulous, Kidnoy, and illaddor
Complaints, take N 0.5. In all cases the d motion must
bd strictly followed. Price of the Blood Trod $1 per
bottle. Sold by CHURCH k DUPONT, • •
No 409 Broadway, Now York.
W. Dyolt Si Sons. Philadelphia, and C.H. lieysor
Pittsburg Wholesale Agouti,. ^''
.FOR RENT • •
Asa Dry-0 oods Stara from and after dho let of
)uly next, lieu Storo Room at the Corner or Pitt and
With stroets, lately tho store of o.ogliby, together with
a largo celiac, floormlundorneath, suitable, for Carpets.
Possession will ho given as soon as the gopds In said
store room are disposod cf and mo additional root until
said Ist of July. 4 J. HAMILTON:
April 4, '6o,•at*
il- 0 E =.O REA IC . ...
~,
Tho subscriber wiiuld reopocttutly Aonooneo to
ho public Melt 'be Is Misr prepared with additional
room, .t hie old stand opposite tbo Rah Read Depot, to,
fdrnlsh lan Cream of EVERY FLAVOR, to any numbet
and at short notice..
. .
Illayli, 5 60 - 6t. ' DAVID ROCHAFELLOW.
.. .
. . . . .
Cheap Job Printing done here,
Miscellaneous.
11sIPROV1:D TIGHT S_TITCII
W. 11. MASON, Agent
HENRY SAXTON',
INFANTILE CORDIAL.
ANALYZED
4 1 1 1iSttian10115.
-.4 du
1)
II - 1 L A`D E L P. 11 I A
AND READING
IL A I IL BOAD
• SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, •
Aram 18, 1859., •
Two passenger trains leavO liarrielguridany, (Sun•
days excepted.) at B.OU A. II ~and 2.45 . P. M.. for Phila.
delphlitorriving there at 12.00 noon and I'M P. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 7.20 A. lIL, and 3.30
P. M., arriving at Ilarrialiurg at 12.40.n00n and 8.251 1 .
51. . .
=
Pants: To Philadelphia, No. 1 Cars. $3.25; N0...2 (in
141110 train.) $2 70.
Fares to itnati log. $1.60 and $1.30.
At Reading. connect with trains for Pottsville, Miners-
Tamaqua, Catawissa, de.
Four trains leave Heading fur Philadelphia daily, at
6 A.' 31 , 10.18 A. 31., 12.30 mien and 5.00 P. M.
- Leave Philadelphia for Bantling at 7.30 A. 31., 1.30
31., 3.30 I'. 31.. an.l - 4.05 I'. M.
Fora from Reading - to Philnaelph la, $1.75 and $1 45..
• The morning train from Harrisburg connects at
'Reading with up train for Wilkesbarre. Pittston and,
Scranton.
For through tickets and other information apply to
J. .1. CUD 1.;,a
General Agent.
May 11. 'J9
I \ s ‘ t r ibge S rl:n r r 'l ll ‘. 2. G fit ' a F rt ' ed R e. tt 9 l.Yeekiv i l l inn o;
Stages between Carlisle and •I.andisitrg: leaving Car.
lisle every Monday, Wedmisday dint Friday, hinnedi•
ntsly on the arrival of the afternoon train of cars from
the east.iteturning, leavesbandisburg At 8 00 A. M.,
every TUOstlay, Wednesday and• Saturday, and arrfies
at Carlisle at 1.00 P. M., via. Perry County Warm
Springs, Shermansdalo, Sterrett's flap and Carlisle Sul
phur Springs.' On and afer June the 15111, the line will
be ruin daily for the abrommodation of passengers going
to the Springs.
Faro to the several points as allows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Springs, . . .• .
. " Sterrett,'B Gap, . . .
Hhermansdale, , • .• .
Perry County Warm Springs,
. " Landislourg,.
Sher:lt:tumble,
Sterrett's trap, . .
31 Sulphur Springs,
Carlisle, . . .
The above 11110 refill regularly carry the MAIL to and
from the several points above ilelleattl.
I have also a well 'stoelteci LI IV F!'”AIII,E, from
which I Ala at all 1.1111118 randy to furnish horses and en,
risers Vl those W 1111,1.111 favor nle with' their f0113 . 10.11i.:11,
'Oil the most reasonable terms/Ind In ILre very best htyle.
mayllliBsB. U EOIIIIE LIENDEL
L - ICELSIO PICTURES.
J X R
A. It. II ENWOOD wonld respeethilly Inform the
•,'ltlzens Of Carlisle and*vlelulty that he has taken Iwo.,
In lugs new buildlim 4 , east corner of Metket Square
Om, he. In of all time,' ready to taku All WPM Ills
In the lattn.t and Most approved style. Picture. taken
An rainy and cloudy weAther as well an clear. and sat.
isfnctlon liven Or no cloncen made. Portraits and Dm
guerreo types copied. Mullane° Pictures token for
Lorkotn &c..qn Ambrotype.
u or
warranted to stand the teat of time, Leta
or mater.
Ladles and Clentimen firo cordially Inytto a to ill
and 1,0.1111110 specimens.
Prices from 2•irts. to $lO,
Jan.
Tl v E It Y STABLE.—HavIng pur
rhosod from J. It. Nonmalior his LIVIIIIY
TABU:inRENE, I will he olWays roily to nem:nto.
1.10 thu public ,Ith 11011SII*, 11Alt
-I.ltl AGES, IltillUlES,lool every other nr.
lidu in my Ilnn. Ily htrlot iittenlion In
I•o9nees and 11 &SIM to p1e10.41, Fubsoriber hopes 10
'rervivo - it h ootl share of public reronalin: ^
131-MIME II ENDIN,
• ..
N. 11. Om nllinsses Oil hand to.supplylEbT3 who luny
Ino In neffl /If them. ' U. 11.
. •
N0v.2.5. 18.-.7.•
jfY MLS It. -~yEA-VEIi' S
CABINET
4_ TrAwe • -
CHAIR
MANUFACTORY,
NORTH HANOVER STREET, CARIAILE, PA
Haying been engaged In the 111151,m:a for over twenty
yearx ho would return thallka_toJtia_ettatuutera_au
frienda, for the enrouragernent extended to him
in years gone by, and nlllllol' assures them that na
spired, to 'give full Eatisfactiou to all nho
may farviiltltu with a call.
MAIM L AND FURNITURE;
of every description constantly on band, or made to
Order. Warranted to be of the Lest quality, of the lee
lest style, well finished, and Bahl at the lowest possible
prices or cash.
lie also continues business as an UNDERTAKER.—
!teddy 1111/Ido Collins, Metallic or otherwise. Kept en,,.
Bluntly on band and funerals promplly attended to
personally Itt town or country, on the most reasonable
terms.
Cherry and Walnut Collins, largo size, Pell finished
and lined Inside, from S to 12 dollars.
Walnut Coffins covered from 15 to 20 dollars. -
aeams It. WEAVER.
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•
... . ,
•
May 25, 1859-Iy.
N. 11.—Two propertles.sltunto In Churebtown; Cum b
nl.inty, aro offered fur solo on easy torsos. Apply n..
nbovo. .
IVilliam
•
Practical I'LII.IIIIEI
in the basement of
„Hain Stree
P. Lynch,
le and GAS FITTER ;
the I. E. Church,
et, Carlisle.
1
I ,o:ct and Iron Pipes, It on Sinks,
Ilpdrants, . Path Tuhs,
llot .N. Cola Shower Baths, Both Bilers,
Water Closets, 'a, Wnsli Hasps,
Force and . Litt, Pumps, I Hydr a uli c pams, etc.
Wro't Iron Wad 'Pukes,
And ever• de4crlption of eneke and IlttinLfs for ga
Meant, water. et e. euperlor conking ranges. heaters an
'zoo fixtures put lip in rhurehes, stores an d dicrlllug
At short pollee, in (I h • mart modern style. All nutter(
als and In our line at Jun•. rates and warranted.
ai - Country work mkt-Jobbing promptly atiendedh
Mar. 23, isn9—iy
P APER TIANGINGS &c
SPRING 1800 STYLES.
WALL PA PERS
•
• HOWELL. & BiTr K
•
DIANLIPAOTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
PAPER' HA XVINGS.
No. 17 P.:loth FOU,RTII Street, belove_Maiket, Fh
, dolphin. ,
;Mors unusual fnellitlev to {VnousAl.t: A RETAIL 11
11 - nlllolldlit oto:k of goods to ',elect from, and nil
• 010 110.VeNt, and :000 de,igns..—WlNDOW CUitTA
PA PERS, in ondlebs variety: Mar.7,3m4
FIERRING'S SAFES. '
FARRELL. lIERRING /a CO.,
No. 029 Chestnut street, (Sayne's Ilatl,) Philadelphia
Only inanutheturors In th Li Stag
ft
~ I ; i ttl e,f of II Elt RI \O'S PATENT CIIASI
1 rc '.. , irti ~- I n ? PION 1 llt E ANU BO itOLAI
. rl., '‘',, , lA:l .4' l PROOF SA FES. secured with
VT, 4.... r.., I**. 1 11 . 11. 1 . 8 PATENT ' Post tort LOCK.
, Vtfigqp;E:tt.... 14 (!i W . W.11 , re.....ive1l Medals
,1 at the Morld s bal, London,
: .' l:* . l'•li4l'o' tql 1851, and World's Fair Is .t , pw
N,i V . t t .'. York, 1853-1.
.. '; ' + I 4,,,? ' MORI: THAN
. ....VT •." '_., - .... ° 0;000 lierting . .4 Saft'S
t ' .. .. 4 fi , • .....,
.. ..
hit Vti been sold, and are nrnv In
net nal non, mei nearly, 400 have been tented lii fleet
dental fires and Irate never f.ilind to preserve their eon.
tents.
NV° abil keep On hand and make to order DWELLING
lIOUSE SAFES. 'lSideboard and Parlor Safes"—(lmita
thin of handsome furniture) of elegant design and
workmanship.
Also, Burglar .Proof Safes for Banks, Brokers, Jewel
ers, Vault Doors, Sall. for Sped., Silver Plate, The
Burglar Proof Safe in Use at the Treasaror's 'When of
Plekaway county, 0., (at Circleville.) VMS mmufactured
by us, and is universally acknowledged to he the
strongest Safe in the world.
• .
Poisons wishing Sales will find It their ,Interest to
will or send limply catalogue / before p.m:basing OW.
whore, no thPoe ere the; only Safes which have proved
themselves perfectly man PROOF and free from damp-
II CM.
$l,OOO REWATID - w1114.4110 to any person that can
slam that a II LItItINO'S PATIINT CHAMPION SAFI;
ever railed to preserve its contents in an accidental
Ilre.[March 28, 1860-3 m,
. .
800 HARDWARE.-
.
The Bubserlber has Just returned from the heater
cities with the largest, cheapest and best selected as
sortment of Hardware ever offered in this County. Eve
ry thing kept ins large Wholesale and Edell Hard
ware Store can be had a little lower than any °the
house in the county at the Cheap 'Enliven] store of
March 7,'60.' SAXTON.
TRUSSES !- BRACES!! SUPPOR-
T T 1:.115111
O. EC—NEEDLES.
S. W. Corner Twelfth 'dr. Rape Streets
•
Practical Adjnstor of Rupture Trusses and Mechani
cal Remedies. lies constantly on hand a largo Stock of
Genuine French' trusses, also a emnpicte assortment of
the host American.. including the celebrated Whiles
Patent Laver Truss, believed by the best authorities tc
be superior td any yet invented. English and Amor!.
can Supporters and Belts, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory
Bandages, Self injecting Syringes. adapted to both sat
-011, in neat portable cases, }trench Pessaries, Urinal Bugs
&e., &c., ,
Orders and letters of enquiry, trill moot prompt at.
tontion.
August 2 ; 1,1850..
ly•
TirAlkIES I IfAMES 11, lIAMES !I I
03 250 Pair Mawr, Just Yeedired.ofall hinds.
• COMMON PATTERN,..-.. •
•
LONDON. PATTERN;
ELIZABETIITOAVN PATTERN,
. ,
with and without patent fastenings cheapor than oror,
at thollardware store of
'2larch 'BO. ILENR Y. IiAXTON:
E~7
1 00
1 00
RETURNING.,,
to 4,
HENWOOD.
Artipt
Dose—Ono wine glass full as often as necessary.
One dose will reniovtall Bad Spill lie.
• One dose will euro heart burn. •
Three doses will pure indigestion.
One dose will give you a liOld Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing painsof Dyspepsia.
0110 dose wilt remove the distressiugand disagreeable
effects of 'Wind orFlatulence. and es soon as the'stoin
ach receives the Itivigolating the'dlStressiug
load and al( painful' feelings will be removed..
One des° will remove the most distressing pains of
Colic, eillier , lp the btomaell or bowels.
"A"fii"i doses will remove all obstructions in the Kid-
Iley, Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously emoted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by n deEnur two
and a radical cure by tiro use of oils or two bottles.
Persons who, front dissipating too touch over night, e '
tied feel the evil effects ol poisonous liquors, in violent •n_
headaches, sickness at strand], weakness, giddiness,
&c., will Lind ono dose will remove all bad feelings.
adios of weak and sickly constitutions, should take
the Invigorating l.plrit three times a day; ft will make
them st..llg, healthy and happy, remove all obstrum
lions and irregularities front the monstrnal organs and
rosters the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
lace.
During pregnacy it will be found an
ilinito remove disagreeliblesstions
All the proprietor asks Is a trial, and
to lies put up IRO INVI92ItATING SPIRIT
g Di cis., quarts $ 1 • •
~ For vale In Carlisle by S. W. Itaverstlek; In life•
lianiesburg by L Kauffman, And by Druggists goner
-01 .
Feb. 1, 1.860.-Iy.
- 15:460 SPRING FASHIONS,
lioNre old Srand. A complete el k O2 OiHate nntt Ceps
now ready ino c ctlon. •
•
SILK,
FUR,'
CASSINIERE,
FELT, &. won. •
In every style and quell ty. we - c.lll perttcuLit alien
on to our SlLli HATS. Silk - and soft nets, of
y style manufactured to 'ordor• Caps of all kinds.
ECOLLEcr KEELIit'S OLD STAND.
North Ilanorer Sired. .
Carlisle March 14, ISIIO
•
1 000 BOXES OF OLASS.-• •
JE. or all siren, BOON and single thick: taln, Orna
unnstal Col( red &a. Just resolved at tho Choap Bard
warn Stora of
March 7,'60. - HENRY SAXTON.
900 GRIND STONES.-
Of all elzes,.7earran'ted of the best quality. Just
erelved at the ThlitilTikro Store of
March 7,'00, , • lIENRY SAXTON.
TAAAV HATS I STRAW • HATS I
•
kJ' Just rorolroaut Keller's Old Stood North 7f011C4
ver street, a large and coingleto stock of
- .
MEW & DOSS' STRAW RATS,
of all tho different stylos and qualities, all of which
will bu sold at a small advance on city•prlcns.
Also, Chlidrens Fancy Caps. and Bats Diana' A Soya
SILK. • • - oAnnuERA
FELT, ' • • WOOL_ 11AT5,..,'
, ,
, .
Soveral new/stiles now - ready fir inspection. Items
bar Wynn Want bargains gull at
Carlisle May 10, lia.-om. . . ICELLFAVO L C
aliehicirtes.
SAN
L1V13.11 IN
NEVER t
IT I 9 COMPOUNDED is
Las humane Ad; gstu . blis
known and all ( oleved by
and; ix uutvrcsoiled to
thediheases' fait SerliShit
It has cured thousands
years who had given up
numerous; unsolicited
slon show. ~
The dose must he Julep.
of the individual taking
,quantities 00 to act gen.'
Let . tha ' dictates. of
yoh lu the use of the
tor, and it will, cure
ous attacks, Dyspepsia,'
tiler Complaints, Dyen
nth' Habitual Costive-
Cholera Mortals, Cholera
.luaniUce, female weak•-•
, succeeifully as no ordl-
C.INE. It will cure sick
can testify.) in twenty
teaspoonfuls .ara taken
attack. •
All who, use it are
in its favor:
MIX WATER IN THE
INVIGORATOR, AND
GETIIER. .
iBBII
;NTIlt
Bed fa
FIX
Fb
ti
gtat
.11 IMOUTH WITH .THE
1 4 SWALLOW BOTH
Prloe Ono Do'Lir' per Bottle
ALSO. - •
•
SANIPORD'S
FAmay
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Easo9, air tight; and will keep in ally cli
mate.
- Tim Family Cathnrtle
Live (Nth, I ice hid) tho
1111 . pra,41..• more •than
The 'co,.y,tantly_la
.thr.stmho 'woo loot; thi•
Ist'fiction which all give
has induced mu to place
of all.
H
• Tho , Prnf•sslnn
Wirtles net on .111Tiront,
know that trillbrent Ca
Tao t sof the laneel.4.
onto Ll:Fhrd~
(If'4l:'l:ll,llit.'ninlue:l:l,...a:nt:eleetcjiifsi. variety ,
iko on (Ivory,
canal, and lire goad and
Sieepinena,
Leine, Co.tivenes,. Polo
hole u.dS, from ...udder!
if ,negleeted, end In a
/of Appetite, a Cre al d,, , ,
theLa dy ,o :4 l ,Fll.ll,
the bend, all I nflanno:p.
[Children .1r Adults,
l'ot Mar Of the [Hood and
It • e a a heir, too nu m 0
ement. Dose, Ito 3,
Thu li`nrully
Cu
with duo reference to
fact, been conniounded
purest vegetable extract,
pmt of tho nlhnentary
onto-In allyasen where n
ns Deougemen to or the
Pail. Iu the. Bark and
and Soreness OVer tLu
cola, IV II HI frequently.
long course k'over, Loss
Sensation' of !add over
Headache or weight in
tory Diseases, {Forms in
1111011,1111 thin, a great
many discuses to which
sus to mention In this ad
% r I
30 Cents
EOM
•
The Liver Inv Igor, for it
retuned by DrAigglsts gem
tho Traileiti all the huge
S. T. IY.. S.
lid Family' en aro
(qally, and sold wholesale by
tOiviit.
nfoi4, M. D.,
°torturer rind Proprietor,
•ny, New York.
335 "Brondw
Juno 15, 1830.
Dil
OItIGLNATE' IN
IMPURITY OF 'f 111.09D1
P in n questinn of vital Import:tin, and one which
has never been satis'actorily, m
disrosed of by the olts
Nora who teach the healing art. Some maintain—and
esneriallY the old school l i hysloiana—that life' lives in
the blood, and therefore rah liseaseli originate in it--
hut modern nye', (lint aliments have their
origination inbotli the solids and fluids of the body.
That the latter iirelionderate,•howevtie,lis a fined fact.
Anil; teciliciikshill.lom rlr u nt y denionstnited that at
• least ta o.t birds of the ills that huuluu flesh Is )heir to,
have their source in au
' DETRE STATE OF THE BLOOD:
As, for Instance. la the lons . catalogue, such as Sernfu
la. 'fetter, Barber'sEryslpe
-Ins. Elects, Salt Illoorm, discharges from the Ear, Tever
Sores, or Irruptive Mt:eases or oily I : l l.l.—Thene nru an
sertaLed by or ell known - medical Miss to arise froze had
blood-so bile the highest medical /11111,0ritle, 411,1“,/,
that, Inert fevers originate in the same ninnner, sod
.nront parllciabtrly,Typhold and scarietithe form e r /00
lug un Internal, aud the hitter an external Irruptlv6
dlsennn; and in all persons ett.geked lir these
th e blood ix fontid to ho either coagulated, or of a dark
nuhoidtiiy eider.
To Irani coif a large majority of - diseases, ID - llrbil as to
cllre It number which have already seized upon the sys
tom, It Is necessary .to
BLOOD - •
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher does not claim to
be a
• UNIVERSAL PANACEA
for every disease known,.but the proprietors claim lb,
It the power not only of drelnieg out 0,, Impurities -01
the blood, but by [h.:skillful crimblontion of well boo,
vegetable remedies. It will eure nil tllFl4ues arl.nuLfrom
,i_d_eraniateur the-liver; drive out dyepepoin, and
give reneWed (0110 .11 Vit;ol . to the 14011111Cli. 'flint the
Uwe. Sethen tit Is till that Is chilmed for it, the prowl°
tors eau produce
TIII I'ltoo .
•
It is only's few years since it ores discovered, and yet
It has grown into such a loudness that 4 large laboratory
has Ireou lath expressly for its nmindactore—a largo
number of mon employed, In puffing it up, and still the
SUPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL TE DEMAN!
We ask any candid man, could this ll he so. It' the D tied
Woe did not possess Au, the virtues claimed for tt ?
Th. Prom liters have hundreds of certificates from
moo of nenbtly si.o.no, to I.lto co.mmilty, show
fug what the medicine is doing daily Tor the suffering
ASK ANY l'Eff'SON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whether tell
was experienced. •
Let the efilloted give it n trial—a single bottle wit
convince the most skeptical of its °theory.
un For kale in Carlisle by S. W. Haver:dick, S. El
nett, and 11..1. Kieffer; Kauffman A Soo, Mechanics
burg; aosweller h Zook, Shopherdstown: Joshua
Culp
Ilogstow ; Jamb SimmonS. Cross holds; Kurtz
wise, Shireman,town; A. 31. Lehlich, Denim!' ,joing.,•
'Mary W, Kissel, Churchtown; EdwAril - Joules, West
11111; .1, C. Fasnamdlt Bro., Oak, life; Shoemaker
Newburg: Win. Bretton, flood
Co.. Springfield; Russell A Dire..lth•kitomn;
A W‘ollinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clark A Lees
Hoods; Wja. 11. Nobles:Sporting 11111; 1 1, Denlinger
111111; Altick,Shippensburg; all of Cumber
land county,
LINDSEY & LEMON; Proplietivn.
110111dti3 'burg„ I S;L
OM
DYSPEP S. j lt E EI..)•Y
Da. DARIUS HAM'S
. Aromatic iliivigit)ratilig Spirit.
•
This Menhir," has been 'used by the public for , six
years, with Ineroasing fly°, It is recomtreinied to
cure Dyspepsia, 'Nervousness, heart Burn,
Pains, Mutt in the Stomach, er Pains in t Ito
Bowels. headache. Drowsiness, Kidney loin.
plaints, Low Spirits, Delirium Tremens,
Intemperenee.
It Stimulates, Exhillrates, Invigorates, but will not
Intoxicate or, tupefy.
As n )letacitie, It Is quirk hiul, effectual, curing the
1111.14 aggravated eases or Dyspepsia. 4 Miley CAtnplairittl,
and all nth, derangements of the Stountch and Bow
els, in a speedy :nap ti er.
,-
It pill instantly revive the roost drooping nod niel•
aneholly spirits,. and restore the weak, nore,,,,
ichlv to health. strength and vigor.
Pe . rsue who. from the We of liquors,
have become dejected, and their nervous systems shat•
constitntinus broken 11011'11, anti subject to that
114711,1 e curse to humanity. the Dumdum :1111.M ESN, wit
Intont Immediately feel the happy will henlllly
invigo
.ating ellicacy of Dr. Ham's Invigorating-Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DC)
NIG lITLY DISSIPATION
SD'S
0 0 11, A T 0 R.
LITATES.
ELY- liOM 01:r5h§ and
et. a litainlard "Medicine
All that. have tired it
with' confidence lit all
Is recommenfied.
within the 'last two
All bopes-of
certificates It) my lams,.
tod to the temperament
it, and used in such
tly on the bowels..
your judgment guide.
Liver luvigora-
Liver Co mulaims. 11111.
Chronic Itlarrhoen,Sum
tory, Dropsy, I.:our:Awn.,
noes, Cholic, Cholera,
Infantuni, .Flatulutice
nesses,und may ho used
nary FAMILY MEDI-
Headache:no thousand
minutes, If two or three
at commencement of the
their testimony
11 , 111 n general but ac—
'proprietor btu; used In
‘ twenty yenrx.
_renxing . demand from
od the and the sat•
In regard to their lAN
thou'lritbin; the reach
Invalusbletnetll
: at the stomach.
to Induct') this
In Oft bottles