Mao
54t . itultural '.pepailmnit.
pple, Aural Inventions for a single
r . - Year(lBs9).. •
• •
.
, . We were never more forcibly iMpress,
ea with t he•rapieinaprovement now ;Ita
kingplttee in all that pertains to. the cul
tivation of the soil than when
.-4m .this morn
.we took . -ip an advance Copy cif" the
aftitentlpfftee Report for 1859,(kindly fur.
;nista litLAilialnintiolc Esq.., oh. itgr.
elerk)and itrnitirtill'a
,list of - patents
• grantcd durilg• one year in the single de
partment I,f Agriculture- ' An hour or
two Spent in classifying and counting the
various inventions and discoveries, gave
us .the following yesults, viz':
There Were patented during 1859 : •
. Agrie . ulturtil Implements dell kinds 659
Seed Plante, s; 30 designated as corn ' ~
planters ;:i4, as seed planters ;42
. as seeding Machines; 10,es cotton
seed drills; and i potato planter 117
Ilarreqters, including 9 for cultingcoru
and 'sugar cane, 3 for harvesting cot
° ton, ?, for digging potatoes, and 1
forgathering beaus,
•
~ Cultivators, 5B
,
Pliws, including 5 Steen Plows, 43
Churns, ' • 42
. .
Grain Scpara Luray . 26
Horse Rakes, - ' .24
Straw Cutters, . • 21
Hai rows; including 13 Rotary Harrows 20
Bee Hives, -
Sugar cattl3
Improve. , ts , ills ..- .. .
i
in sugar' manufacture,. -13
Mills furl,' ' g Corn,
Cotton Gins,. 'J
Potato Diggers,B
. .
Threshing Machines, 7
(fern Huskers. ' • . 6
. . . . .
Cotton Seed 11 ullers, . 7 6
• Machines for sowing fertilizers, ' 6
Machines for cutting and biritling grain 6'
--Vegetable Slicers, 6
•
Fertilizers '
. 5
Cotton Seed Cleaners, , 4
Hop Frames, • •.4
. 11 ay Making Machines,
Mowing Machines, . . 4
Chaise Vats, ' - • ' 3
•
Ox Yokes, 3
..
?son of each of the following : Buttar • '
.
working, Clover(seed)hulling, Grain
fans, Grain weighers, Weeding'Hoes, •
• Machines for milking, Cider
Mills: • , .
One each of machines for making
" Pearl barley," - Cleaning animals, '
Corn cribs, Machine for Making • •
Drain Tiles, Flail caps, grain bin
,grain cradle, grain dryer, grain .
ahovel,'grain hulling, hay manger,
plant protector, field roller,seythe
snathonachinefor smoothing walks,
- pitch•forks, pea-vine trellis,and .
machine for girdling and. felling
• - trees. - - - .
• Here are '656 Inventions designed to
,facilitate the work of the soil all brought
out in one year, Other years are similar
ly productive. It is true that Many of
these inventions do not turn out to be bf
special value either to the publio or the
inventors themselves; but there is origib-•
ality enough in each of them to warrant
careful governnient examiners in giving
a patent. And it is not to be doubted
that a considerable proportion of these
new implements, and additions to old
ones, are real improvements which will
faCilitate human labor, and lesSen toil.
To Dux AND COOK' SWEET CORN.—
Soon as the corn is fit for the table, husk
nad spread the oars, in an open oven, or
some fast drying place. ( When the ker
nels loosen shell the corn, or shell as soon
as you can. Then spread upon a cloth to
dry in the sun, or on paper in a warm
oven ; . stir it often that it may dry fast
and not overheat. It more resembles the
undried by its being whole, is sweeter,
and retains more of its natural flavor by
drying faster. When all dried, exposo it
to the wind by turning it slowly from dish
to dish; the wind blows off all that troub
lesome white chaff.
In the morning of the day it is wanted,
look it over nn I wash it ; then boil gently
in water sufficient to cover it. Refill
with hot water if more is needed. • A
short time I.Otour dine(iLehould-now
tender and"nearly dry), add some sweet
milk, or cream, pepper and salt to taste ;
a little sugar is an improvement. If the
cream is not perfectly sweet, it curdles.
CRUMPETB.—Two pounds of flour, two
eggs, one half teacup of yeast, one pint of
sweet milk ; a little salt.
BLACKBERRY WlNE.—Measure your
berries and &leis° then]; then to every
gallon add one quart of water. - Let the
mixture stand twenty-four hotirs, stirring
'occasionally; then strain oft the liquor
into a cask, to every gallon adding two
pounds of sugar. Cork tight, and let it
stand till the following October, and you
will have wine ready for use without any
further straining or boiling. •
FLOATING ISLAND.—A 'flice_dish for
tea• may be made in the following way .
Beat the whites of two eggs to a stiff
foam, which pour upon a quart•of -milk
previously set to boil; when the milk
boils, the foam is done and you may take
it off. Beat the yolks of five and whites
of three eggs together, with sugar and
salt ,to taste, and stir into the boiling
milk; let it boil: and place in your sauce
dish, with the foam floating on the top.
You may season witinemon or vanilla.
STEAM PUDDING.----o.ne cup sour milk,
one teaspoonful cream tartar, one-half tea-•
spoonful soda, two eggs, one teaspoonful
salt; made as thick as griddle•cakee, and
steam one hour; add whatever fruit you
like.
FANCY BIKILIITB.—une pound of al:
monde, one of sugar, andsomo rose water.
Beat the almonds fine and sprinkle with
tne rose water; when they are smooth to
the touch, put in a pan with flour sifted
through a fine solve ; put the pan on a
slow fire to dry the paste till it does not
stick to,thc fingers -I-keep stirring to keep
it from burning:; then take it off and make
it into fancy shapes; you may ice them,
or not.
To M.tK' HARD SOAP.—Ono of your
correspond.. nth—C. A'. CHASE, Ohio—
wishes a recipe for making hard soap. 1
think if he will try this one ho will be
pleased wit hit,: Take six pounds of soda,
seven pounds of grease, three panda of
unslaked lime, and four gallons of water.
Put•the soda, lime and water Mu pot, and.
boil until they are.ditisolied ; let the dregs'
settle ; pout off the liquid and throw away
the dregs; add the grease_, to the liquid
an d boil until it is' Of- the consistency of
honey; then pour it off to Cool lset it m a
dry place,: and in a few" it will 'be'
dry enough for use.
As lnisuaritti who had ,blistered- his
fingers by endeavoring -td draw on firmly
of boots, exclaimed, I believe rattail(
never get them on until I have *ern them
a day or two I"
I . bucationd.
TRYING FEMALE COLLEGE,
MECIIANICSHURO, PA.
This InstitutioMdeslgried for the liberal education
of Voting Ladies; hoe been In operation two years with
• the most gratifying results. It Is now established on
iillran bottle, and Its potrocage already extends over
Several States.
Hip located on the Ctituberiand Valley Railroad mid
way between Harrisburg and Carlisle. In the most fer
tile end beautitul portion of the valley, and is in clone
proximity to one of the most moral, healthy, andon
torprlslng towns in the State. '
It is central, and Las , ' y of aseess. Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia in the morning
train for Harrisburg, will arrive at alechanicaburg In
"time for
The edifice Is large a ecommodlons, surrounded by
double v erandas, at will Accommodate about one hun
dred ern Hi construction, it combines nil the
modern Improvements for the promotion of health,
comfort end ,convenipme. In Cheep reopecte physicians
pronounce It unrivalled. The ohiunbere are large and
neatly furnished. Eeeh ho its register for hoot and
ventilation Only We students occupy the sumo room.
The bath rooms are at all times supplied with,warm and
cold water. . . •
Tho grounds are ample, and well arranged for recre
ation, and•the various calisthenic exercises -so emsn,
tin' to heallh, graceful movement and. [geometry of
forru.
The Faculty of lustructiou Itkifficlent• and experi
enced.
In the Collegloto Deportment the course of study is
era high grade. comprehending all the suldects belong
ing to a Classical, Polite and Christian Education. ,
In the. Preparatory Deportment pupils will he care
fully instructed in those branches forming the basis of
a thorough English education.
Scesonve,.—Find Session, from thelot W ednesday of
September to the :10th of January.
Second Session, from , the let of February to the lst'of •
July.
„Vacation, during July and Augnat.
•
TERMS PER SESSION OP FIVE MONTHS, PAYABLE
...• IN ADVANCE.
Boarding. Washing, Furnished Rooms, F
and Light. .. . .. . . • 100 00
Tuition—Colleglata Department. . . . . 20.00
0 Preparatory " . . N
" First Class,
No antra charge for AM,lent Languages.,
Mule—Pianu and Ouitat. . . . . 20 00
Vocal ht.sic. . . . .• . . . . . . 200
Modern, Languages, . . . ..•10 00
Painting, Drawing and other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rates.
Test•books furnished at city prices. .
For furthei•particulars address,
Km A. ONARLATT, A. M.,
President.
Aug. 3. 1853
CUMBERLAND .VALLEY B.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.'
7,cc7
it4S
OIiANdE . 6F .1104851
On and after MONDAY, -APRIL 18th IMO, Passenger
• , Tralne will run AS follows: (Sundays excepted:)
BOIL CHAMBER:IRON° AND IIARICISIIIING:
Ist Train,
• .
Leave Hageratown, 6.45 A. 51 ,
" Oreencastle. ' 7.36 "
" Chamberabure ' 820 " 1.00 P. ni
°
Sblpponsburg, 9.00 .' 1.32' ..
• Retrains,' 9.32 ° • 2.04
O Carlisle. 10.10 0 2.44 0
o Mechanicsburg, 10.42 " 2.18 ' 0
Arrive at Ilarrieburg, • 11.12 ° 345 , °
FOR OHAMDRIIBIII7RO AND HAGERSBOWN.
lat Train. 241 Train
• .
Leave Ilarriaburg 8.05 A. 31 . 2.16 P. 51
11 ?dash/Hamburg 8.47 " 2.52 ' ll '
" Carlisle, 9.2 i, " 3.30. "
" Nawville, 10.03 " 4.04 1
" Blrippeuaburg, 10.34.' " . 4.33
1 1 Obirmbe, (Arrive) ,11.00 " ' 5.10
Greencastle, 600 • "
Arrive at Hagerstown. ' .6.40 ' "
tra- Passengets will observe, that there is .but Ono
Train a day, (a Passenger and Froighi Train comblio•d)
p•or the Franklin Road, counating with train to liar.
rispurg at 8.30 A: M.; one with the Tralre-autyhlg from
Harrisburg at 5.00 P. 51;
THREE Daily Trains leave Harrisburg for Pitts6oT
at 2.45, A. 51., 12.50 and 4 05, I'. 51., making direct co:
mations with trains for Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleve.
land. Chicago, Indianapolis, St:Coula, and all principal
points throughout the West.
- For Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad
At 1.20 and 0.05 A. 51., and 12.55 and 3.50 P. M. Vie
Lobapon V. R. R., a 1.8.00 A. 151., and• 2.35, P.. 151. For
Baltfnoro, at 3.27 &.7.20 A. M., &2 05 P.M., •
For .rovorton and Williamsport nt 1.27 and 8.15, P.
I,ll.7TraltVci Dauphin Road at 2.00, P. 51.
NOTICE TO PAS:MANIERE: At all Seatlons whore
Tickets are sold, Vishambersburg., Shlpponsburg,
Carlisle, Mechanicsburg . and Carriaburg; a reduction of
TEN CENTS on each Ticket wllVbe made to all Passer,.
gdrs that provide themselves with Tickets before en
tering_the'Cars. ,
Q. N. LULL. !Ripen
Railroad 011ice,4hambersburg,
A prII, 10,11100. ' f
' A., B. v:wlNG's
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
IS
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarded at the Cumbi7and County
Agricultural Fair of 1867.)
The subscriber has Just received the most splendid
apartment of articles in his line., ever brought to this
place—which ho is determined to sell at prices that de
fy competition.
Parlor
. Chamber,
Idnlng-room, FUICNITU
Kitchen and
• °Mee
Embracing every article used' by House and Hotel
keepers, of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in sons.
reception and Camp Chairs, Mattresses, idllt -frames,
pictures, he., Inc.
Cmchasers are requested to call and examine -his
stock, at his extensive warn-rooms, West Mak street,
North 'aide. A. B. EWINO,
,
______lfir.,Particulaesttenilon-glven-as-usuel•to-funerals ,
• orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on:moderate terms. A. B. X
Carllale, May 12, 1858—ly.
.TALL ARRIVAL OF
Fresh Drugs, , Ettney .Goods, Fruit, , and
Confectionary.
8., W. UAVERSTICK has Just received from the elty
and Is now opening a splendid display of FANCY GOODS,
to which be dukes to call the attention of hie Mende
and the public,. Ills assortment In this line cannot be
surpassed In novelty and elegance, and both In quality
and price of thrkarticles ' cannot fall to please purchasers.
It would be Impossible to enumerate his
FANCY (100D8,
whichtomprisa every variety of fancy articles of the meet
eaqulnito finish such as.
Papier ?ditch(' Goode.
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Initstands end trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Doses, with sewing Instruments.
Ladies' Writing Desks, and Portfolios.
Port Monnales; - Oterery Variety, ,
Gold palls and pencils; Fano , paper weights, and a
large rcriety.of ladles' Fancy etntiener,y
Motto seals and wafers, Silk snitbead n
Riding whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,' - -
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X., Basin and R. & G. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds,
Fanoy Pins for head dresses and shawls..
Musical instruments, of MI kinds and at all prices
together with an innumerable variety of articieselegant
.ly finished and suitable for holiday presen4 to which
he invites special attention.
Also, anrogrensive and elegant collection of
BOOKS,
comprising the varione Englieh and Amorkan Works,
richly embelithed POETICAL WORKS, Bibles and
Hymn Books, elegantly bound In velvet with metal
clasps and corners, suitable for holiday gifts.
lie assortment S 1 Sehool Books and School Stationery in
also complete, and comprises everything used In the
Schools. Ile also deslom to call the - particular etten.
Mont Families to his. elegant assortment of
LAMPS, Be.,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lampe,for burning either
hard, Sporn; or Menai oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated
Kerosene or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower Vases
Fancy Screens, gc. Ills assortment In this line Is us.
equaled In the borough. Also,
BBOARS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the Overitot brands, and a fine assort.
meat of BIENRSCUAUSI SMOKERS AND PIPES.
FRIIITB, . .
such ea Oranges, Lemons, Fins, Raisins. Nectarines,
Prunes, Ac., FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—PUN.
SHIPPED FRUITS,' MIN. 'ED-MEAT, PICKLES, Ac..
in every variety and at all prices, all of Which are pure
and fresh such as can be confidently recommended to
his friends., His stock embraces everything in the line
of Fancy Goods, with many other articles useful to
bus ekeepors which the public ere especially Invited
to call and examine.
Remember , the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Hanover street.
Dee. 7.1859
D ERRY'S JAPANESE POLISHES,
AND LHATIIER Pgr.SISRVING COSIPOUNDS
Need no rubbing—produce a beautiful Gloss and will
preserve the leather ono third longer.
Perry's Japanese Polish for Patent Leather Dooti.
Perry'a Japanese Boot awl Shoe Polish, 25 cents •
Perry's Japanese Waterproof Poll h, 25 cent*.
Perry's Japanese Ilarness Polish, 25 cents.
Perry'S Japoneite Poifah for Iron Goods, 50 rents.
Perry's Japanese Furniture Polish. 25 cents.
For sale everywhere.' •
Wholesale Depot for Pennsylvinta. at IL U. Hunt' k
Co. coiner of Fifth and Chestnut; Philadelphia.
May 55..'00.-3in. .
.
SQTRAW ..HATS 1 STRAW RATS !
Just recelvid at !teller's Ohl.Bmad North Mao-
Ter street, a large Mut complete Muck
ME,NB' nciireeßTllAW 1148,
• • •
of all the different etylee ( 1%0/ltlir AlC.of • whiel
• will be sold rit ersniell ad nine° qn cli7 prices.
• Also, Children' Nancy Cape end - lists Mena' Due
. • -; CASSIIINIVID •
- ..2. , w00t-uscrti;
Bei,eritiieiietyles now ready
as !be illspadOci..-ligneo ,
e.. 0 1111
Sl.?lat IDAssits. • c4ll
mar 16, 'ea.-tral. . SELLTWEI...
N ew 64.01,u0.
,rITTEXTIO.IIri
N EW: STORE `AND NEW GOODS
•. . .
' Atter gaturninir hia acknowledgements' for the very
liberal patronage which has Wen extended to him, the
undersigned would call attotion to the WI that he
has jut re-opened his extensive assortment of family
In his now storeroom, on the South-exit carper of the
public square, where the public are invited to call and
examine a stock of gGddu which, in elegance, .variety
and extent, will defy competition; comprising In-part
loaf, lump, crushed and , brown sugars,
Java, Rio and roasted Coffee livery vit.
rlety and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground %
and unground,) Pickets. Baucce, Table • •
Now Orleans, Sugarhouse and-Trinidad
Molasses; 'New York and Philadelphia Syr.
. . . .
ups, Cbense, Macaroni, veimecilli,• PPM Beall, kloluluY.
. Mincemeat, corn Starch, Farina, Chocolate, ..Extraei co
Coffee, refined sugar at reduced. rates, washing and bait.
lag soda. Tobacco of the moat favorite brands, and the
finest quality of Sugars. Also,.a beautiful assortment
of Britannia : Ware, plain. and "gad.band China Ware,
Olam,Anuene.'Stone and Earthern Ware, in great vs.
riety, aridani elegant •Int of : Fancy Soaps, eitracis and
perfumery for the toilet. • . . .., , - •
FRUITS: Including Peaches In cane, Raisins, Oran.
•berriceirdry. apples, citron, almeuffs, oranges, lemons.
ho., dm. ,
( (
.1
tr '... .....' ". .ty(A . embracing illitg'
common 6l a e t% e olc r t i' .ie 0;.1Ill'
i(i.; t= = ) ~key, Brandies, dark and pal?, Lisbon.
: ‘. -.:. -71 A V . Sherry Port. bladed% Gioger, Catawba
• '.- - .1:....: and Muscat Wines in casks and bet.
floe, Scotch N blekey, 'Selland Gin, and Scheidam
Schnapps. . .
- - -
- -
A largo stock of LAMPS, including Dyott'e celebrated
lamps for burning Hormone or cool oil; also Sperm,
Pine. Lard and C I 011, Burning Fluid, Sperm and
Star Candles. r• .
•
• CEDARA ARE . AND BROOMS.
Brushes, Ropes, lappet, Soaps, Doormats, Walters,
Looklng•glaraos, o latter and note paper, Willow.
Ware, painted Id otg, do.
Cotton and woollen Hose, and half none, and a full
Ada' of Gllmres,Ancludlng the wall known. Hanover
Buck Gloves. •
In abort, his stock comprises everything that Is called
• for in hie line of business, and no efforts will be spared
to render entire satisfaction to his customers. •
INIIOFF.
Carlisle, Oci. 27, 1628-Iy. .
fl:ir Marketing of all kinds taken in exchange fo
goods.
J'o S P U S T 11,E .L
WATCH-MAKEITILEETER
BOUTU 'HANOVER. ,
•
Ajar, doors South of the rourt brow.
Ifailng supplied myself with a large assortment of
Watch Materials, Classes; kr., I am now prepared to
repair all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, kb,
on the
most reasonatio terms, that , may be entrust, d to any
care. hoping by strict attention to business to be fa
"cored with a liberal share of public patronage.
A fins assortment of JEWELRY; such as Ladies'
Breast Pins and Ear Drops, Gold and Cameo; Misses'
Breast NMI anti Ear Dropebßoi and Ohm Puns all sizes
Gold Chain Hooks, Plated Clutins,Gilt Lockets, Guards.
Keys, I,:c. Also, a large and fine assortmentbf
as=
Mao, a floe lot of Silver Hunting, Detached Lover,
and Loptne Watrben and a - pod assortment of Silver
pletod and Stool Spectacles.
nll of which will bo sold low. A share of public patron•
ego In ro•pectfully bollelted. JOS. U. STEEL.
Corlinle, July 13, 1850—ly
"41.61.1110.1 r 11.1E14 I )
FAMLY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE. ' • .
Just received and in store, a fresh and well se.
'acted assortment of MN Java and Mars.,
collie. Coffee, Roasted Coffee. Crushed
Pulverised Sugars, Refined and
other brown Sugars, superior ,
~
. Syrup Molasses, Orleans
(baking) Molasses. ' •
, Spices of ovary variety—
, pure only;: Starch, Farina' and
Chocolate, Macenroni, Chem, and
Crackers, Tapioca and Sago, Indigo, .
Saleratna and. Hods, Cream Tartar and us•
sorted Pickles, Mustard and Coriander N. 14.
TEAS.—A line assortment In Packages,
4 =7, and le bulk—as well-as all other articles
01
. belr i l at i fe t d o u t c l z business — all at the lowest
u
prices.
..7. W. EBY.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,. AND
SILVER-WAREAT COELYN'S old established
Stand, West Main St, nearly_opposite the Cumberland
Valley Bonk. ' "
I have Just received a new assortment of watches.
e a - el ry. medallions. silver *are, &c.. in addition to my
°ruler stuck to which 1 invite the attention' of the
, public, Thlt assortment embraces fine gold and silver
lever watches, Hunting and open rasa do., gold An
chors for Ladles and Gentlemen and Silver Lepinea
and Guartler watches of, every Variety In style and
price. ,_
Also fine gold,Medallionn. Breast-pins fur Ladles and
Gentlemen of every quality, pattern and price. Gold
fob, vest. curb and neck chains. Gold bracelets, finger
dogs, cuff-pins, al Mir, sleeve-buttons, croesea,-charms,
Ac., Sc. Gold and silver thimbles, silver and plated
butter knives, forks, table, tea, salt tynd mustard spoons
of every variety. A large assortment of gold, olives
. .§2poNgt a and• common spectacle'', to suit all
ages to which we invite special atten
tion.
A fins Ink of GOLD PENS from the best makers,
Tea...le - cgs* fancy Mies, silver and pearl . card easel],
gold and common bracelets, notch chains,
Mantle Clocks and a variety of articles usw_ a ,1
ally kept In Jewelry establishments, which ,d , t asis
I will fell low for cash. All articles war- um,
tented to be what„tly are represented. N.—Lt.'
Particular attention' paid as uanal.4q. • ''' ...;
WATCH REPAIRING and all work wart
ranted.
THOMAS CONLYN. .
Dee. 23.155771
1850
L , ItESK G. It OCERIES!
AT 8. C. nuyErrs
Shad and Mackerel of different gradi•s,
At ituykrrs.-
Sal mon, Sada Flea end Fish,
At HUT ETT'S. -
Codfish, Salt and Pickled herring,
Cheese and Crackers can be had
Dried Fruit, Provertes and Jellies,
At_IIIIYEST'B.
Sugar Cored Deaf and llama,
At ItUYETT'S.
A Leigh supply oiLIQUORS.
At lIUYETT'S
0110. Whits Lead, &c,„ de.,
MARRIAGE GUIDE
.7 e
A NEW BOON. TIY
WILLIAM VOTTNG, VE.•D
.v.itt:/:. Tiro secret clue to Courtship. Love
~-2.ti k ,,i, and Merriam,: with the diseases incl.
•-
...._ '''- --- ....... 5 i;:. dent to Youth, Maturity and Old Age
being lights and shady of Married
?
F. 7 .54, In •'• ,—.-*--: -...., Life. Its Jot n and Sorrows, Ilopen,Fears
1, ...7. , ..A.: .1,.Z.`: and Disappointments. Lotall msrried
.:"..,, : I.V.' - people, or those contemplsting mar
.": ti'‘' Ilene nod having the least Impediment
to ronrried life, read this book. Let every young man
amcworunn in the laud rend this book. It is Fut or
PLATES, arid discloses secrets that every_ ono should
know: a little knowledge at first may save a world of
trouble in afterlife. ~
Send fore copy (ouciosing 25 tents) to
DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 410 SPRUCE STREET,
PIIILA [MURIA.
Cirllc o, April 26, '0000,.* A
1860 HARDWARE! HAR. D -
Jonla P. Lytle & Son .have Jived completed 'opening
their Spring Stnch of Hardware, Pointe, Oils. varnlehea,
Olara Ac. lp which they invite the early
.aittention or
the pubilto. We have greatly enlarged our stock in all
various braochea,aud eau uow accommodate the pub
with
In largo orxmall quantities, at the lowest prime. But
wo do not wish the public to understand that we have
brought all the koods in Philadelphia and New York to
our town, but we can assure them that ono look into
our store will convince Mont that we hare enough to
supply the demand in this market. Persons wanting
goods an our line will find It to their advantage to give
use call before tanking their purchetees.—All orders
personally and punctually attended to, and no Were.
presentations made to Wert sales
JOHN P. LYNN & SON.
May 2, . North HattoverSt. Carlisle
SPRING GOODS.-
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
Have received as admirable stock of Now Fabrics, such
ae TRAVELLERIES, GILISAILLEB and CAMILLAS.
Fancy BILKED= Auction, below the coat of Impor
tation.
HANDKERCHIEFS and CgAVATS.
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES. PLAIN colored. BLACK
glossy BILKS, and . neat CHECKS. OKAY' POPE
"
LINES
GANDIES. GREN in every variet
ADINES, y Chine
LAWNS a and Plai OK AY'd.
nd OR
CHINTZES, MUSLINS, FLANNELS,
QUILTS A FURNISDING GOODS
• IRISH SHIRTING LINENS of
the best bleach. SHAWLS
• CLOAKS LACE and
' SILK MANTLES. ••
Goode for
.FRIENDS '
wear, ' •
• 8110 E GOODS.
•
BOLTING CLOTHS, Ac.,• Ac.
BIIARPLSIS !lumens.
Bth & Chestnut, Philadelphia.
I=l
May 2,1660.-Bm+
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
TO VIE •••
CITIZENS OF CARLISLE AND 'VICINITY.
The undersigned has located himself In tblitoom im
mediately above Dr J. K Smith's office, (opposite. the
Depot) where be intends conducting the MERCIIANT
TAILORING BUSINESS la all Its wallow branches.
Dress, Frock, Pack, nod Business Coals cut and made In'
the latest New York and Philadelphia fashions. Panto.
loons Cut by a NNW fiTATNNI which tall give the wear.
er an elegant appearance when Ina standiurpositl•
and when In a eltling posture will not ride half may
up to the knees as le usually {ho case in the nld way OS
outting..,Alae, p beautiful stAu of, VEBTB that will
not be deposed to ride up,as Is
,geually. the case. In
all them
garments he will Insure arlh • •
•• --Cutting done at short •notlce,' and diirsietlons 118 tO
'making given when desired. , B..ROOEVELLOW.
April 4;'69;-3121i
.
MISTAK.H.-.4,ll:tinv i on6 in: Want — ot pins old ImporteitAid Runk Dninda,
'qr 0 d 11,31 WMakey, or .90. Muss, *4l, can'.gel.
:pus 4sVoa plr6ociry of the ifatitiitior.
. • 11,ETZ.
Carliels, 43.10, 141
GRuOER S
FISH AND SALT
OOLD FINGKR RINGS
=I
=E!
EMIZSE!
RELIABLE GOODS.
tninber gloat.
7 1VEVOOAL AND 11,U MBE ft YARD
. The subscribera :have MIS dayenlered into part.,
uershlpto trade in' -• •
P :4 ;41 ' . N Di 13. E. ,
We will have'eMistantly hind and furnish to order
all klnda tad quality Of seasoned • •
FRAMS STUFF,
•
Faling,•Plaetering Toth, Shingling Lath, worked !Icor•
lug aud Weatherboarding, Posta and Rails, and every or .
tide that.belongs to ti LUMBER YARD.
• kinds of Shingles, to Wit: Whitepine, Ireinlack,
. and Oak, of different qualities. Raving Care of our
own wo can furnish bills to order of any length "nod
size at the shortest notice and on the meat reasonable
hums. Our worked boards will be kept under cover no
that. they cambe furnished dry at all times. • ' •
We have constantly on hand all kinds of Family Coal
under cover, which we will deliver clean to any part of
the borough.' To nit : •
meg ENS VALIMY, Broken, gg, Stove and Nut
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
lAMIBERY. •
which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest:prices
Rest quality of •
Laub tisnor's and Blacksmith's Coat,
always on hand whirl' rrit will sell at the lowest figure
Yard west sldtrei Grammar School, Main street.
ARMSTRONG & HOFFER.
July 20,1855,
do. 'do
011AMBERSBURG FEMALE SEM
‘_) INARY.
The location is pleasaut and healthy, and the arisen
tomes are equalled by few in the land. Th 6 Institution
111, large and prosperous, with corps of sea gents eho.
son with rare, and well qualified to instruct in the stolid
d ornainontod branches, The influences in the board
ing depprt mon t are parental. moral and refining.
The next session will commence. on the 7th day of
February. Catalogues may be had on application to
the Principal.
REFRENCES
Be.. W. W. Ms, Carnide; Rev. John Ault, Loudon,
Pa;' Deo. 11. Ducker, Bsq., lloguestnen, Pa; Non. Ow.
Chamber., D. 8. Sebueck, D. D., 8. R. Fisher. D. D., Ilea,
P. B. Iteexa: Kee. Joseph Clark. Chamberableg, Pa Pro•
ritesora at Piliteeton r N. J., both of the Collego and Theo
logical Seminary. • •
Per. lIENRY REEVES. A. M.,
Mrs. BAR/LULLI. REEVES;
Carllnle, Jan . . 22, 18GO.-1y
J. K. NONEDIAKEWS
1 -1 0RWARDING AND COMMIS
.I_, SION HOUSE,
'FLOUR AND FEE,D'
COAL, PLAm'TER AND SALT.
, .
The subacrlher having taken the Ware House care
and fixtures of Wm. B. Hurray's well known estalilith
meat, on West High street. opposite Dickinson College;
would inform the public that he has etitercdainto
general Forwarding and Conuni.lon business.
The highest market price will be paid fur Flour, Drain
and produce of all kind,
• .
Thaw ere elan prepared to freight . produce and - stock
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the lowest rates, with
safety and despatch. ' • -
PLASTER AND SALT kept constantly on, hand, and
FLOUR AND FEED at a holesale or retail.
Coal of nil Mesh,. embracing,
LYKEN'S VALLEY: ..
LUBB,E..I,DDLER; •
SUNBURY WHITE ANL
•
• LOCUST GAP,
Limebnrner's. and Blacksmith's
CONSTANTLY /OR SALL'.
KEPT UNDER COVEIL •
and delivered dry to any part of the town.
. J. It. NONEMAItER
Cirliele, August 17, 185 C.
NRW COAL YARD
AT TOR Irma END OF CARII4I.F..
The subscriber would respectfully rail the attention
of Lltneburner'siand the citizens of nrlieie, and the
surroundingrountry generally, to hi■
NEW OIkL YARD,
attached to his Ware ROMP, on West Ilikh Bt., where
ho will keep constantly on hand a largo supply of the
boat quality of COAL, to wit:
Lykene Valley, Luke Fiddler, Pine Grove and Trivet , '
ton Broken, Egg and Nut Coal—screened and dry coal,
which he pledges himself tosell at the lowest iwssiblo,
prim. Best quality of ^
LIbIEDUNNER'S AND DLACKBAIITWEI COAL
_
always on band.
.119• All °Mere left at the Waro House, or at his res
dance in Nortb Ilatioyer street, will be promptly a
tended to. ' J. W. IaNDkjtSON.
' Carlisle, April 14, 71!1—tf. - -. •
GLASS! GLASS!! PAINTS
PAINTS!! A full orseament of 0 taciof. all Az
and quality, with a large. Meek of fresh PAINTS, ji
colors. Olin &c.,' Conical In large or .me
quantltlem, at low figures at
JOHN P. LYNN & SON,
Oct. 21, '5B. North Handcar Street.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietand manufacturers of HOS
' TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, becauselhe article has attained a rgint-
Lotion heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
voltunce of bare assertion or blazoning puffery.
The censtunption of llostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million hottles, and from its manifeat steady
increase in tittles past, it is'evident that during
the coining year the consumption will reach
near one million bat ties. This immense amount
could never have been sold 'but for thvare
medicinal propert ietf contained in the prekra--
tion, and the
,sanctioir of: the moot prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is bestlnown, who not only
recommend the Bittern to their patients, but.
are ready at all times.to give testimonials - toits
efficacy in all, cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseaSek resulting therefrom.
This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforta in the way of trum
poling the qualities of the' Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as , eliduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Ilittera Lave proved
a Godsend to regions where fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts repeived vitality to the nervous system,
givixg it that tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, Hier, and other digestive organs,
mildly but. posierfully, and soon restores them
to a condition easential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining yeani, as it is.pleasnnt to the palate,
invigoratinglo the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence of thou Sands of aged men and women
who have experiencathe benefit of using this'.
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this' article. A, few words to the
"gentler sex. There aro...certain OHO:1810ton
their cares are'eo harassingthat many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and. child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she be young, is apt to
forget.her 'own health in Ler extreme anxiety
for her intent.., Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer aeason, the wear of
body and raiud is generally aggravated. Hero,
then, Is a neeeasity for a stimulant to recupe,
rate the energies of t the ay:dent, and enable the
mother to bear. up under her exhausting trials
and. responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the. Bitters to all other invigora
tors that' receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because' it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certaip to give a permOnent increase
of bodily strength.
All those persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred; above, to wit: 'sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhcca,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of - appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of, the Stomach:
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation',:iiiid nursing motherS, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tetter's/Celebrated Stomach Bitters .1 trial. .
CAUTION.L-IV° caution the public , against
using any of ihe many imitations or counter
feits, but ask, for .1100TETTEIVEI CELEVAATED
STOMACH BIT'CEIHII, and ECO that each bottle has
the words 't Da.J. llostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the, side ,of Abe bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap' covering the cork, and
obServe that:oar autograph signaturo is on the.
- Prop and !lola 14HOEVIETTEU &
SMITH, 1 4 1tlbufgh, Fa., and aidd
. 123 , all
drifggisto,' Orleans: and &Wear generally
throughout- 08.1:Tnited States; south Ame
rica. and Churnany. -• • ", •
.
1 .. . .. .
Yogi sate he 8, lloit, 8. W. Ileveritick, belittle; John
0, Attlelf, 'John, tetabaagb, filapplosharg; li, Neuf
MAN •L. B. thig leg, .alegliguleibiug ; it ad. /hugest.
.geneissllyltite gist the tounti. -,... • Noy. 9, '69.,
2,44 :1MP8..A.5W013h1gM.T.4--
•.. SO batrittiCksaooParttha Airy lasts itosortmeat
R
than
aro, at the Stars of • • '
• 'Nadi T.'4 ,• • MINIM SAXTON.
illiscellancous.
t a 00 D 1 .GOOD Cr:11 ', 00 DIU
Nut Ind received at the cheap Orocery of the under
signed, lola of good th:n6e, a part of which are the lot.
lowing I
llerinetlcally. gaoled PRACIIES, (knish.)
• • ~ • " TOL ATuES, . ,
" CORN, .
• ' .' ' , " PEAS,
" ASPARAGUS,,"
w " OYSTERS '
w " LOBSTSR.4. s "
PINEAPPLE, " • -
, •
TURTLE SOUP,
w ",,. SARDINES,
'Pickled Corking, Chow Chow, Piccalliii,...Lobaden,
Cauliflower, Oaprro. '
Olives, Tomato,' Katsup, Walnut do, Mushroom do.
Pepper Sauce, Monthly, Witte, Cranberries, the•finest
of Dried Rest, Sugarmnrod limns, Shoulder. Bologna
Sausage, Soup ^< , S,NlacearouL Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Illolasserhaud I oral' kinds. •
QUE.r.g&W , Aiskif YIN *MARS; among which are
twenty.fiee thouiand German Sixes. prime Tobacco,
and the voryLost add purest LIQUORS in the county,
Coufbetinnary and fruit, Sc.
' All of which aro offered tai the citizens of Carlisle and
"county of Cumberland. at the lowest prices fps CABII.
COME ONE, COME ALL, two doors East of Rhoads'
Warehouse. . .
Car'WC Nov. 9,185 D.
IILIFI INSURANCE :- THE ALLEN.
`. AND EAST PHNNBIIOItO MUTUAL PM IN
DURANCE CO3IPANY of Curnherland county, Immo
rated by au eq. of 'Assembly, Is now fully organizedond
I u operation under the numsgement 'ot the following
commissioners, vlz: '
Daniel Bailey, William It. Gomm, 31ichkel Cockilu,
J. Riche'homer, Christian Stayman, John .0. Dun
lap, Jacob /I. poorer, bawl. flyer, S. Eberly, Banjo
ado 'II.• &lamer, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham.
Alexander Cathcart.
The rates of Insurance areas low and favorable as any
Company of thotkluol in the State. Persona wishing In
become members are Invited to makeepplication to the
agents of tbe, company, who are willing to welt upon
thorn at any time.
W. R. GOlfG AS, Pres Want.
CHRISTIAN BTAYIIAN, Vise, President
, • I.FAVIS VIER , Secretary
MICILSET,COCRLIN, Treasurer.
.-lilisriavro.—Wm. R. Gorges, flyer. Christian Stay
mien. M. (kicklia..l. C..nunlap. IL Martio, D. Bally, .1
ILllnorer, Alex. Ciithcart, Wickiirsham, J.
ger. S.-kiberly, J. Brandt.
rnuclpals
CUM blittAND COD NTY. —John Slut nick. Allen
Henry nearing, Shiremanstown; Samuel. Woodbury
Dickinson: Henry Bowman, Churrbtown ; Mode Oil
fith; South Middleinn ; Samuel Graham, W. Penn
bore'; Samuel Cancer, Mochaniciffinrg; J. W. Cocklin
Shoplierlstomrti; Coovor, Shepherdstotrn ;110.9n I.
,ton, Silver Sring: Beni. Havel stlek: . .Silver Spring'
Charles Roil. C, 1T,1A 4 Alum flyer, Carlinlo.
V 0166 COUNTY. , ....W. S. Picking. Dover; Peter Wel
feed. Franklin: Jae:Griffith, Warrington r .1. F. Den
- dome' Washington; D. - Rutter; Newburg; it: C. Cinch'
Dillsburg.
DAUPHIN CO.—Houser A: Lachman, Harrisburg.
Members of time company haring policiesalmut to ex•
plea. can hare them?, ' . wed by making application In
any'of the Agenta.. - 7 •
April 20.1800.
JI4O. B. onunctr
.CILURCII & EBERLY
STEAM SA* MILL'
ATM • •
• • LUMBER YARD,
. NEW CUMBERLAND, rA.
All kiln% of
LUMBER,
• coindatitly on band.
Lumber delivered at any point nceetodble by Railroad
. .
at the shortest notice.
BIIILDINCL TIMIEER
OF' ALL SIZES AND LENOTIIS CUT TO ORDER
slny 25,185)—tf
H 0 W . Alt D ASr () CI A O•N
, , -
A Banarolont inatltution, artabllshal by Rperlrtl
dormant far the relief of tho altif and •dtstrosed;
afllletedialth Virnlant nod lo.pldomlodiseaaca,
and especially for Om Cum of ,lllseasua or •
do, Sexual Organa.,
MEDICAL ADVICE given anti IC by the Acting Sur:
•
• seen. to all who apply by letter. with a description of
their' condhlon, (age, woupation,- habits of life, ke.,)
and In rases of eatretue poverty. Medluines furnished
free of charge.
„ VA LC A RIX DEPORTS on Spormtorriires, end other
- Diseases of the Sexual Divans. and on the NEW HEM
/MI ES entployed•ln the Dispensary. sent to MC Millet.'
In sealed lett. envoloPein free (.1 . charge. Two or three
Rs in ps 11w teedageewill La Arientable.
Address. DIL .1. Sri ILLEN 10111iIITON, Acting Sur
goon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, I'a. By order of the Directors,
•- E.RA lIEAItTWFLL, Prnald.o
OEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. '
=I
LADD, WEBSTER CO. -
IMPROVED TIGHT RTITelt
SEWING lIIACHINES.
On Exlabltinn end for sale nt Mrs. R. A. RITADLOS
DAGUERREAN ROOMS, 2nd door west of Dr.
ZITZEIt'S (MCA, C./1/110, PA. • -•
Band for s circidar to
W. H. MASONIAgent,
Dec. 7, 1859-tf.
pttNTs AND OILS.- • • •
10 Tons White Lead. 1000 Gallons of ell. Just
received with a largo assortment of
' s
Varnishes. Fire Proof Point:
Turpentine, Florence White,
Japan, White Zinc,
Putty. Colored''/, ne,
Litharge, • lied Lead,
Whiting, . Belied Oil; •
Glue, • Lard Oil,
Shellac, Sperm Oil,
Paint Brushes, pleb Oil, &c.,
Colors of et ery description dry; and 011 In cans and
tubes at the Hardware Store of
March 7,'00. lIFNItY SAXTON,
Thousands are daily speaking In praise of
DR. EATON'S
INFANTILE CORDIAL.
and why? ilerause it never fella to afford Instantaneous
yeller wiuln given In time. It ncle to it by magic, and
one trial alone will convince you that what we bay Is
true. It contain■
NO PAREGOR:C OR OPIATE.
•
of any kind, and therefore relieves by removing the
sulTerings ef your child. instead 'of by deadening its
sensibilitleS. For this reason it commends Itself As the
only reliable prepsratint now known for Children
Teething , ' Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Grip
ing in tile Bowels, Acidity of the Stmosch,
Wind. Cold in tho head, 31111 Croup, also. for noftening
the gums, reducing indium tinn, regulating the Bowels
and relieving pain. it has no equal—beingan anti spas
medic it in used with onfailinl sitcoms in all cases of
Convulsion onother Pits. As you value the
lire and health of your children, and wish to save them
from those sari and blighting consequences which are
certain to result from the lion of narcotics of which
other remedies for Infantile Complaints are composed,
take none but DR, BATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL,
this you can rely upon. It is perfectly harmleta and
cannot injure the most delicate infant. Price, 25 cents
Full directions accompinv each bottle. Prepared' only
by CHURCH &DUPONT.
No 419 Broadway New York.
gLOOD V FO\
Healthy human Blood upon being
ANALYZED
always presents us with the same essential elements
and nivel of course the True Standsrd. Analyse thO
Blond ore per , un suffering front Consumption, Live
.Complaint, D 314,01.411, &tofu's, fic. end we find In
every Instance certain deficiencies In the red globules
.ofillood Supply these deficiencies and you are made
well. The BLOOD FOOD Is intruded upon this Theory
—hence Ice astonishing emcees. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adeptvd to the de6clenefee of the flood. In different
dimases. For Coughs Wile, Bronchitis, or any afldei
lion whatever of the THROAT or LIMOS Inducing COCC.
gumption, UFO No I, which Is always the No. for De
presslon of Spirits. Lou of Appetite. and Mr all Chron
le Complainte arising from Over use, General Debility,
and Nervous Prostration. No. 2, for l Aver Complaints,
No. 3, for Dyspepsia. Doing already prepared for ab
sorption It is taken by drops and carried iMmedlately
Into the circulation, no that what you gain you retain.
The. No. 5 le fur Festal° Irreguririlien, Hysteria, Weak
nature. ke. Bee special directions Mr thin. For Balt
Rheum. Druptlons, Bcroftfloue, Kidney, nail Bladder
Comp:Mitts: take No 6. In all moon the direction moot .
tw atrial, followed. Price of the Blood Food $1 per
bottle. 'Sold by Cllllitell k DUPONT,
No 02 Broadway
.1 W. Dyott Bone. Phila 4 delphia, and ,
O. 11. Her ork ter
iltteburs Wholeenle Agent!.
For Bale by _ B. Bina t, Carlisle.
ICE CREAM.
Th. subscriber would respectfully announce to
public the 'hi Is now prepared with anlitional
room, at his old stand opposite the Dahl:mid Depot. to
furnish Ice Cream of RN DRY FLA I, OIt, to any numbot
add at short notice.
, May 0, ',651.-.3t. DAVID ROCHA VELLOW.
100 TONS
.IRON . . AND RO Id. ED
trtox of the very beet ENGLISH BRANDS sierren.
4n every way Superior to American make.. Just re
elated with a largo assortment of ,
Sheet Iron,. 'Anent , . . .
Hoop Iron, • , Ytree,-
' !kind Iron, --,-- 4 .Vilea,
Horse Shoe Tinu, . - Rasps,
Spring Steal, ' Bolts,
Cast Steel, :.- Were, . •
Dilater I told, , Nuts, • .
• ' ' ' Washern.. ' ' - , lima* Stumm
• ' Screw Plates, -• • ~,' .. Nails.'
Ulaokernith Ilelle'we az. at,. • .
Clasper that ttulaheapasi, at the liardaara allot" at
'AlfiTcli 7 , 40. • ...: , 1319NRY BAXTON.
... , .
'' •it II.: Allietai soli a t iiir,llloB with tiBfeit added.
la eivarraniett. .-. 'l,
' • IBisciantomi:
BENZ
MEM
9 mu xu•Y.
P. Lynch, - •
I? and GAS FITTER,
the M.. 8. Church,
_at, Carlisle.
Lead and Iron Pipe., lien Sink.,
hydrant., • 110th Tula, • .
lint A Cold Shower Baths, !lath hollers,
Water Closets. Wash Basins.
Force and Lift Pumps. hydraulic Hams, &c.
Wro . tlrou Weld Tubes,
-- And - every deserlption of-cooks-and-Wings for Fa.;
Meant, water. Ac. Superior cooking ranges. hextentand
gas fixtures put up 1,, churches, titnres and dwellings,
at short notice, in the most modern style. All matell
al. and work In our Hue at low rates and warranted...,
/14- Cou ntry' work and Jobbing promptly attended tfr.
rilatC3. 1849-1,
1860 EIAII.DWARE.-
The Subscriber has just returned from . the Eastern
cities With the largest, cheapest and beet •selected as
royinient'ef Hardware over uttered In this County. Eve
ry thing kept lu a large Wholesale and Retail Nerd
warn Store can be had a little lower than any other
house In the county at the Cheap lit rdware store of
literch 7.'60. HENRY SAXTON.
TRUSSIS L ! BRACES!! SUPPOB
"
C . . H. NEEDLES.
S. W. Corner Twelfth-dr. Race 9t
'• PHILADELPHIA. •
Practical Adjnoter of Rupture Trusses and Mechani
cal Iternedleo. ❑as constantly on baud a large Stock ni
lienulue French trues., also atompleto maertment of
the boot American, tachiding the colebinted Whiles
Patent Lover Truer, believed by the beat authorities to
be importer any yet invented. Englihh and Amerl•
eau Supporters and Delta, Shoulder !knees, Suspensory
Hand:ages, Self Injecting Syringes. adapted to both sea.
ea, In neat portable cases, French Pentarlea, Urititil Dago
Ac.
•
°Mere and letters of enquiry, will moot prompt i
nation.
August 24, 1850
LTA ! HA MES ! !FLAMES!!!
11 350 Pair lianler,Just received of all kinds.
COMMON PATTERN,
LONDON PATTERN,
ELIZABETHTOWN PATTERN,
with and without patent fastenings eheAper than ever.
at the Hardware Store of
March 7,'60. HENRY SAXTON.'"
WALTr.R C. W H ITMAN.
Dealer to •
FINE GROCERIES
•
N. W. Corner 17th and Arch S
PEIHADELPHIA:. •-•
Importers of Cross & Blackwell's
PICKLES and BAUCH&
Particular attention paid in selecting tine
TEAS & COFFEES
Por Families, Sugars always at Refiners' prices. Choice
ITINES,IIQIIOIIb and BEGARB, of the boat brands,
always on hand.
Play 9, '6o.wly.
WM. 11. MAURICE'S
HEAP
BLANK BOOR & STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
32.6 Chestnut Street, below Fourth, South aide
•r (EMON Or TOS aPitEll) MAOLF.)
P lIILADELPHIA,
,p A.,-
Ledgers. Journals, Day nooks, Castilla**, palter PA
per. Foolarap Paver, 11111 Paper, Steel Peua In t reat ea.
rlety, Duet:lopes - of MI rises, Letter Hanka, 13111 Books,
RECEIPT BOOKS ttc.'
Enveloping Paper. Quill. &c. COPPYING PIII EM
80, Sti and $lO. •'Copying panne. Copying Bruebee, and
ALL OTHER ARTICLES VCR TUE COUNTING lIOU6N
Which will be aold from twenty to thirty pei rent, below
tba ordinary prices, for comb.
Carliblo April la, '60.-3m. •
NAILS NAILS 11 NAILS 111
A 'Ameritech of good, Clean, 'Neat, and Tough
nail., at the lowest Priem+. Our nape are worth forte
a keg more. than any other make or main sold lu our
•town. thin in the opinion of meelnudra who have tried
them, we alp° have a full.aesortment
. .
,131.111..Ntal BIATIIII.IALH,:.'
of We Intent sad most spprOred styles. All goods war
rooted es represented. MIDI P. LYNP. a
:der 2. 'On. Mirth [(Anew 0:-Carthat!. •
1 - 4 1 LY N I.TS I FLY.' N I. , •
.000 pair Ply Iteht, f Ml . colore; Moen, ',Clottort
•aod Terine—rcheopor than the cheapeet , ..ltlnt 'received
at the Hardware Stare of - L. 4ABaort. ---
:_ 11.—$011vAgeute fur. Of !atilt :Cbaceberehtitg
Twine Fly Nets. Aterchatitir suopll.4 at' Matittlitetttr•
era prkes. •
dun..]. 142,0,
AND , PHILADELPHIA
•
a •
DAIL F.REI(i7HToL , IN IL
• FREED, WARD & 'FREED,
•
1311 AIAREVE srneer, PHILADELpLUA..
.L 4D. RHOADS, .
ELLIE STREET, CARLISLE, PA. •
• •
cglair Cars of this Lin; 'Wrath, Dopot 811 blsrket st.,
Doily, at 4 o'clock, P. 81. .
Leave Cailisle;Daity, 7.o'slock, A 31.
' Coodsintondol for this Littl - Should be rratrkod C. A
P. Daily Freight Line, and sent in ?by 4 o'clock,
51cy 211, 18511.
II •L' AD E P I A
. AND READING
It A I L It O A D
Eli 313111 t ARRANGEMENT, : •
18, 1859. • •
Two passenger trains bum Harrisburg chilly, (Sun
gave ereepted,) at 8.181 A, M , and *2.40 P. M.. for Phila.
dolphin, arriving there at 02.00 neon and 7AO P.N.
Return ingi leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A.M., and 3.30
l'. 31., arriving at Harrisburg at. 12,20 noon •and 8.26 P.
31.
FARM; Philadelphia, No.l Cars. $3.26; No. 2 (in
same tofu.) $270.
Fares to nestling. $1.60 and $1.30. •
At Heading. connect with trains fur Pottsville, 111Ineti•
villa, Tam:ulna, Catawleno, .Fc. -
Four trains leave ;trading for, Philadelphia daily, at
A. tit ; 10.10 A. M., 12.30 noon and*6.o6 - P. M. "
Leave Philadolnhia for heading at 7.30 A. M., 1.30
51, 3.30 r. N., and 4.46 Pv M. ,
Fares from ;loding to Philadelphia $1.76 and Si 46.
- Tlle morning train ,from Harrisburg connects at
Reading with up train for Williesbarre. Pittston null
Scranton. •
Fnr,through ticklitt and other InformatiOn apply to
J. .1. CINDII, • '
General Agent.
!any 11, '5O
MEW STAGE ROUTE.-
LI The subscriber hoe started a triweekly line of
Stages between Carlisle and Landieburg. leaving Car
lisle every Idondayi, Wed ttesday and Friday, lamed'.
duly on the arrival of the afternoon train of cars front
the east. Returning, leaves 'Landisburg at 850 A. Al.,
every. Tuesday, ICoanesday and Saturday, and:arrives
rt Carlisle at 1.00 P. Id., On. Perry County Warm
tpringu, Shermansdule, Sterret t's Sap nod Carlisle Sul
Our daringo. Cu and ttfer Ante the 151 h, the line - will
nr run daily for the accomanotintion of passengers going
the Springs. .
Faro to the several points no ollowe
:arliele to Sulphur Springs,
Sterrett's Ona,
SitermAnt.l.lAlo, . . . .
• "
• Perry County • Warm Spring.,
V " Lantlinburg, . . . .
ESIBIEBM
Landisturg to Warm Springs.
. Shormansdale,
Sterrett's !lap,
" ' Sulphwr Springs,
" . Carlis;e, •. . . .
The'above line will regularly carry the IAIL to and
from the several points above Indicated.
........
I have also well stool:nil LI VLItY STABLE. from
which I ate nt all times road) , to furnish horns and , tr •
risen to thorn wltq,rill favor me with their patromnre,
on Um moot ronsouablo terms and Its' the veiy beat st.vin.
may1918:18. - tihiOltati LIENDEL.
XCELSIOIt , PICTURES
t
A. R. lIENWOOD Would respectfully inform the
raison, of Carlisle and vicinity that be linataken
in Zug's new building, east corner of Market Square,
where ho le at all thnes ready to take AMBItOTYPES
In the latest and most approved style. Pictures taken
In rainy and cloud) , weather as well as clear. and ant.
isfaction given or no eh/imam/Ide, Portraits and Da•
guerreetypeS copied. Miniature Pictures taken for
Locket.“ Sc., in Ambrotype.
'Ambrotypes warranted to stand the test of time, beta
p water. :on,-
Ladies and Oontleme9'•'bre cordially invite d to ra
nd oxen3ine speciranns.
Prices Imm-2:lets. to $lO. 'A.*It.IIENWOOD.
Jan. $7. 1558.-ly." • . Artist.
FIVE It? STABLE.—Having pur-
IJ frOm .1, It. Nonenuther bin LIVERY Y.Y•
-TAIILISIIMENE, I will be always ready to accotmnn•
date thd public with HORSES, CAR.
jtalligit I AGES, HUGO lES, and every other or•
fide to my line. Ily strlet attention to
business and a deAlre to plow.. the subscriber hopes lo
rewire a liberal share of publle.patronage:
(.I,EolttiY. If FINDi:L.
N. B. Omnlbtwses on hand to supply - thou° who may
bo In nerd of thdm. G. 11.
Nor . 25. 1827, .
.
JAMES R. WEAVER'S
o A , . 11 I N T
AND
• CHAIR , -"
MANI.II,A.OTOKY,
IlalloVEß PA
Having been engaged in the business for trier twenty
years ho would return 'thanks to hie enstomers and
friends, for the liberal encouragement extended to him
In yents gene by, and further assures them that no
pains will ho spared, to give full satisfaction-to all who
may favor him with a call.
QIIAIIIS AND FURNITURE`,
of every description Constantly on hand, or made to
order.. Warranted to be of the best quality, of thn la
tent style, well finished, and sole at the lowest possible
prime for cash. •
lie also continues business as au UNDERTAFLXII.—.
Ready Wade Coffins. Metallic or otherivimi. kept eim•
stantly nu hand and funerals promptly attended to
f ern:malty lu town or country, on the most reasonable
Cherry and Walnut Conine, large alma. w ell finished
nd'llned Inside. frtun Bto 12 dollar', .
Walnut Conine conered.frurn 15 to 80 dollen,.
JAMES It. WEAVER.
May 25', 11159-1 y
b.% B.—TirO properties Eltiutto In Cburcbtown,Cumb.
county, aro offered for 'Salo ou easy terms. Apply as
above. J. IL .W.
. . William.
Practical .P411.11.11ER
the basement qr
• Stre,
.
•
PhiOES DISEASE. ORIGIN Am . Li
•• IMPURITY. OF I'llE' BLOOD( •
"s is a queetlnn of vital importance. and one which
Lae never been satialastotily disposed of by the proles
'oto-who teneh the henllµ4 fgt., . Some maintain—and
especially the old school Itlipieinnel—thst lite lives in
the blood, and therefore •all ilseaseu orlfrifinte in it— .
hut modern minuet! 'aeon that alltnen In have their
origination lo both the iodide and. fluid. 'of the body.
l'intt the bitter, preponderate, however. is a tined 'feet,
and medical , skill hen eleffely denumstrutsfl .that at
leant two-thirds of the Ills that humah limb in heir to,
hero their source In an .
. .
• IMPURE STATE OF.!TIIE 111.0015 . 1
'As, for instance, in the Mtn; catalogue. such as Scrofu
la, Totter ,!' Barber'', Itch,' Pimples, blotches. hrysipe
- Ins. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges from the Ear, Fever
Soreo, or irruptive diseasea of any kind.—Tliese are as
ccrlalned by well known medical laws to Stint from bad
blood—while the highest medlOal 'authorities donate
that mast fevers originate in the 01:00 manner,''and
more particularly Typhoid and scarlet—the former be
ing an intereal,, and the lattOr an external irruption
disease; and in all'persons attacked br theon nut'adlea,
the bleed le found to be eltho, coagulated, or of a dark
unhealthy color. •
To ward off a largo majority of diseases, an well as to
cure a number which baso alreadywehod upon the eye
tea; It Is neccsaary to •
PBRIIFY THE BLOOD '
Llndsoy'n Invinvod Blood Fearcher doco not china to
ben
UNIVERSALPANACEA-
for every dismiss Known. but the proprietors claim for
It 11,0 power not only of draining out au linppri tie. of
the blood, but by the skillful combination of well known
vegetable remedies: It will cure all diseases arising from
a ianged state of the fiver, drive out dyspepsia, and
gi renewed tone and vigor to the stomach. That the.
‘ 1,,,
It 'lt SEAIWIllitt is all that Is claimed for it, the proprle
to s can produce •
THE PROOF. .
5 only a four years since It was discovered, and yet
It has grown Into such a business that a large laboratory
has been built, expressly far its manufactliten large
number of men employed In putting It up, and still the
• SUPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL, .TME DEMAND!
We ask any candid mii, could this be so, is the Med
icine diffnot possess ALL the virtues claimed for It 1.,
The Proprietors have hundreds of certificates from
men of probity and standing In the community, show
log what the medicine leaning dolly for the suffering
0 ASK ANY PERSON . .
who has ever used the Mood Searcher whether roll
war, exporlonced. . . .
Lot the enlisted glee It n single 'bottle, wit
cons I lICP the most skeptical of its effienry.
tm,_ Per sale Is Carlisle by M. W. Son , ck, 8.
Cott, and 11..1'. Kieffer; Kauffman n Mschenha
burg; Comelier & 7.ouk, Bhepherdslown ; Joshua Colt,
'lowdown ; Jarob Simmons. Cross Bowls; Kurtz &
Who.. Shiremanstown; A. M. Leldich, Twinge
Mary V. Kissel, Churchtown; Pdward Jones, West
11111; J. C. lifienaupht & Bro., Oakrille; (lawmaker &
Elliott, Newburg; Wm. Bretton, Norville; J, Hood to
Co.. Springfield; Russell & Dice, Dickinson; ilieland
it...lVsrbinger Jacksonville; Wm. Clark .& Lees
Roads; IVm. 11. lckles, Sporting Hill; D. Denlipker:
White - flail t..?. Alt Mk, Shlpponsburg ; all of Cumber
hind county, Pa,
0ct27'60.
EMI
Ell
LINDSEY & LEMON, Proprietors,
DOllltiaystotro, Pa
iOO
1 U 0
Dm.E.P S R E D.Y
Int. DARTS lIAM'S
. ,
Aroinatirlinvigotating Spirit.
This Medic:lre has bun used by lbe public for sin
years, with inereaslog furor. It is recommended to
cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart hum,
reins, 'ls'lnd• In in
,tho ntosch,,er rains In the
Dowels, Ileedseh, DrowSiness, Kidney Cora. • .
plaints, Low Spirits, Delirium • Tretnons,
' Intemperence.
It Stlmillates, Eshilirates, Invigorates, but will not
. .
lutoxleato i;r fit uPe fy.
•
As a Medicine, it in quirk and effectual, curing (he
moat aggravated cases of'Dyepopsin, 'Sidney Comp'elute,
nod all other derangements or the' Stomach and Dow
els, in a speedy manner.
It will'lnstently revive the moat drooping and met•
anchuliv spirits, and restore the 'weak, net vans and
sickly to health. strength nod vigor.
Persons who, from lbw injudirioun uso of liquors,
have broom, dejected, nod their nervous systems shat
tered. constitutirals broken down, and subject to that
horrible curse to humanity, the DP.I.IRIUM Taamens, wit
almost Immediately feel the happy and healthy Invigo
rating efficacy of Dr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit. ,
WHAT IT WILL DD.
Dose—One wine glean foil ai often as necessary. -
Ono dose will remove all Bad Spirits:
'PsOne demo will cure Heart burn.
Three doses will dire indigestirin. '
--
One dose will give you a Oos.d Appetite,
One done will Atop the distressing polemist' Dyspepsia.
One dose will remove the distresslngand djasgresside
yflects of Wind or Flatulence, and as soon as the slum
soh _receives the Ins igorating Spirit, the distressing
load and nil painful feelings will.be removed,
_One dose will remove the most distressing pains' of
Colic, Oh, in the stomach or bowels, •
A low demos will removeall obstructions, ire the Kid.
nay, Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who ord seriously ciliated with any Kidney
Comp!aints ono assured speedy relief by a dySo or two
and a radical cure by the usu atone or two bottles.
NIOIITLT DISSIPATION
Persons who, front dissipating too much over night,
and foul the evil effects of poisonous liquors, in violent
headaches, sickness at stotnneh, weakness, giddiness,
kr., will find ono deco will remove all bad.feelings.
I adieu of weak and sickly constitutions, then Id take
the Invigorating Fplrit three times a tiny; It will make
them strong, healthy attel•ha pY. remove ail ob,truc.
lions and Irregularities from the menstrual organs and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
lace.
During pregnsey it will be found an invaineibletncdi
line to roams° disagreeable, sonantionkat the .etomach.
. All the proprietor asks le a trial. and to induce this
le has put up the limn:memo SPIRIT in pint bottles
it 611 els., querts $l.
TO L. For vale Ina Carlisle by S. W. ffaveratlchOn.Ke.
hanicaburg by L Kauffman, and by Druggists guar
Feb. 1, 1860.-ly
1860. SPRING Pip ,
SELLERS' OLD kintiyD.
, A complete, stoat of flats-and Caps
now ready far impaction. .
SILK,
FUR,
UASSIIERE, '
•
FELT• & WOOL
'iu every style end quality. We callpartlenler atten
tion to out 53 131 LK lIATB. Ellk and soft Bats, of
any style manufactured to order. Caps of all kind..
ItECOLLECT OLD STAND. ,
North llonoyer Street:
Car Male March 14, MN
1000 BriXES OF GLASS.—
' Oro alter, Double and single Mick. Plain, Orinr
mantel Coif red Jo. Just received at the Cheap Dart
stare ritory or
March-7, 'v9
G)6O 'GRIND STONES.- •
4 , Of all slim liarrauted of tho boat quality. Jul t
oteirod at the ilardwaro Eton, of
March 7,'60. HENRY SAXTON.
•
I DOWDER.-
25 Kegs Dupout. Rork and !Dtlo powder,
largo assortment ut
Safety Flare,
Dicky,
Crow Dam...,
Just rocolvod at thi
51 arrh, 7.'00.
RAT AND CAP ~EiIIPORIUM.
J. O. OALLIO & CO., successors to Wm. IT. Trout
would announce to their customera: and: thj pUblk
generally, that they.have Just received froth nbiladel•
phla, a large and elegant etbck of goods, in their line of
huslutow of every variety, style and quality.
s til They have on 'Janda splendid
assortment of
' '
HATS AND CAPS, '
- -•- • - ' - - ' • •-• •
of all descriptions, from the conanun 11'oud
to the finest FUR ANL/ 81L4( HATS; and at prices
that moat mutt every one who ben an eye to getting the
worth of Me money. The stuck Includre,
MEN
MOLESKIN, OASSINERS, REAVES PELT lIATS,
of every style and color and unnurpamed for MOUT.
NESS, DURABILITY AND by those of any
other establlnhment In the country'.
MEN'S. BUYS' and CHILDREN'S MATS end OAPS,
or every deacriptlmTcii ietently on bend.
They reepectfullyJp•lto all the old patron, and as
ninny new once as possible, to give them a call.
'• J. U., OALLIO A CO.
Apr. ' . 26, 11300-1 y
DENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
HANOI& COMPANY.
1
- DIVIDEND NOTION. " • -
. .
• The Board of Trustees have declared an ExviAlesin
Diviner° of Fl moat percent, and a.regular Dividend
of TWENTY-FIVE per cent. And also a 0461/ or
iams
ceT Dividend of 81X-per cent upon, the Dliideods
of 1880 to February ltdil inchalve. ,
I run now ready to deliver 'Certifleptee and nay Iu
tercet to those entitled thereto. ,A. BroNstm
bray 2, 1800. Agevt.
FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
80 4. 82 Chamber., St.,N. r. - •
Would notify tho Tradelhat they urn opening
lo new and beautifr pattern., the
WAIII,SUTTA PRINTS.
•
A M 0 SIC E A O. „
A new hint, which exrela every Print In ths'Country
for perfection of execution and dralgn lu full Bladdrr
(More. Our Prints aro cheaper than any, in 'market,
and meeting with extenniee aale. '
Ordera promptly attended to. ilrab.LPOßety.
QUGAIt CURED
L.) Dried Deer, Bolognn, Fish. Cheerio. Coffee'', Sugara,
Mainsail! Teas, 'lllaccaroni, Pried Fruit, Totnatoes •
Panchen In eerie, Plne Apple, Corn dried and freabi'Ear•
ditien, Anchovies, Olives. !iiu-b room.. 'Walnut .and• To.
motto Bataup. John Dull, London Club, Worcesterablre,
India boy, Ilervey'n and lleadltia Sauce, Plekels of n3l
hinds, plain and Zinc*, iiluaterde plain ittidtalad4beat
quality Tobacco # Segara. S. Orlaalngers pure :;
OLD RY..efiskatsrvr,
g ll o r r ti n s d L i ll ell; eiid G ;
to 6 b " lo v id 4 a l e ' t U r fra ' gre Y s I t l7l ' rA l o g
pitiet4 -- . 'Country prcilluco taken . In oxelttirt:
Mil) , TO, 119..:0T0.. lINTZ
•
NAILS AND SPIKES, . ;..
'801 . 4.11a11s lite) hpli(si..,Just .
see). WE enlace /Ind All helreankde.Veuiltp,ptullyhuAttl
supplied with' milt Mt zdiShttiliquephi..MitTis
Iterdieere liters df , •
• Ms reh Iftlelt UM,
Ntebicines.
HENRY RAXTON
Stone Drills, -
qtbne Sledges,
Stone Hammers.
heap Hardware Store of
HENRY SAXTON.
E=EM