.. .
BA NKNO.TI 0; E . - ;.
Thu partnership heretofore existing under tire
V . name and style of KIM, LI itENIVEMAN & Co., expired
by limitation on the nth inst. —, .
• • All balances due. depo &ore will be transferred to and
all Interest Certificates now out, will be paid at motor'-
. . ty, or now ones isitusd by the, new flrm of KIRI, DUN.
LAP, & Co., whose Rankin; Card edit he seen below.
• KEIL, BRENNEMAN 4 C 0.,,
Carlisle, sling 14, 1860. - ..
.
CI:T.SIBERLAND .VALLEY *BANK.
PROPRIETORS.
• . WILLIAM Ken, ISAAC BRNNIIKAN,
111611...01 , Worms, . Jons.S.STMUlart,
• • JOOO C r DONLAY, Joan Dustar,
. . 11. A. STURGEON. h
Thiel Bank; doing business In the name of ERR,
' DUNLAP & Co., In the same place lately occupied by
Ker, Brenneman & CO.
Money received on deposit and paid back on demand'
without notice. Certificates of deposit bearing interast
,a; the rate of five per cent. will be Issued for As short
a porlo las four months. Interest on all certificates'
will cease at maturity, provided, however, that If said
- 'certificates are renewed at any time thereafter for an.
other glvon period,.they shall hearth,, Ilia:irate of In
terest tip to the time of renewal. Twenty days make
. - must be given - of an intention to wilthdry intermit de
posits. ---; - • -
They mill the attention of Farmers; gechanics and
• , all ;Rows who desire a safe depository for their money,
to the iindeniable fact, that tho proprietors of this Bank
ale nut only Bahl° to the amount of their stock In the
bank, but aro INDIVIDUALLY liable to the extent of their
. ..
;dates for all the Deposits, and other obligations of
Eel.; Dunlap & Co. .
• Particular attention elven to the colt ectinn of Vondue
Notes,'Porelgn Mils, Drafts. Checks, &c., in any part of
the United Statile and Canadas.
Reniittanciis made to any part of the United. States,
England, and Ireland. • i
ThePWlll at all times be pleasedio give any ',Kerma
• Don desired in regard to idoney. matters in general.
Thefilthfol and confidential execution of all orders
' •
entrusted to them not! he relied upon. • -
Open for business ftom.9 o'clock In the morning unlit
4 o'clock In the evening. . .
• • 11. A. STURGEON, Cashier.
'Carlisle, Aug. 14, 1800. •
G. A.: & •E. A. LANDFILL,
NO. tiliNorth Wharves, Philadelphih,
. )!ANUFACTIIR AND HAVE FOR 11Alii
CANDC Es, } APL=iirtqar,Pc7aniAtit•
• Pure sperm, Gard Bleached Whale,
. ' OILS,I llh
tilt Strained
nl .rrallee ; and
. ' l. Red. • .
SOAPS, ( V ) lr l tl e te. F. Lo y llo i l, d =Ar r. '', Chemical
.Aug t 17, '130.-8 moo. .- . .
•
' QCI-100L EXAMINATIONS. — The
..k. Jexatninatlon of apPlicants for the Public Schools of
_.Cumberland County, will.be hold as follows:
At Hopewell, on Friday, Aug. 21, - at 10, A. M;
" ,S,YUtlOmptoti, " s.todiy, " 25, •9,A. M.
" Shippensburg .
bur. aud twp., " •3, P. M.
" Newton " Monday, " 27, 9, A. M.
..." Dickluson, " " ff 0 3, P. M.
" S Middleton, " Tuesday, " • 23, 9, A. M.
'‘ Monroe,3, P. M.
• " Upper Allen, " Wednesday, ". 29, 9. A. 91.
" Lower Allan, " " . " " 3, I'. M. •
" N. Cumberland;" Thursday, " 30, 9, A,,51.
" .0. Pennsboro', "' .. • . I. 3, P. M.
"0. Hampden, "Friday," 31 9, A. M.
'• Ilechanicsb'g, " " . " " , 3, P. M.
" Silver Spring, " Saturday, Sept. 1,9, A. M.
"• Middlesex, " "- - ." 1,3, P. M.
"N. Middleton. "-Monday. " 3, '9,A. M.
" W. Pennaboro' .' • " " 3 , 3, I'. N.
• " Frankford, " Tuisday, " 4,9, A. M.
Nowville, ' 0 -." " 4, 3,1'..31;
- " Minlin, . -" WedneNlny, "-- '5,. - ii, A-M..
. ' " l i'..an ip fl i , r i e fllT . s s siTfle ll , P t l fo7l ' f a y l n " : l l ',c y t e h fl e ft l7 . e p e rTv ' lo rY ut 7r t r ol agt"umr'dn't y s,
tho 25th inst., of the place at which I shall meet them
in the different districts; as I shell travel by privet , .
convoyanct, they will confer a favor by arranging the
places of meeting as convenient to the direct -lino of
travel as possible. A full , attendance of tine different
Boards of Directors, is particularly desired.
.10SKPII ALIFFLIN,
County Superlntendent.
Aug.l7, '60.4e
c,ZTERESCOPIC VIEWS.—OnIy 10
10 rents aplece.at Mrs. It. A. Reynolds Daguerrenn
rooms. -Aug. 10, 'OO -41. •
STERESCOPICI VIEWS of the Great
Eastern, Tommy of.Tapan. Flora Temple,
at Mrs. It. A. Iteyuolds Daguerreau ItQouts.
.Carlisle, Aug. 10,
Ar.._ WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
• For Young Ladles.
FACULTY OF GOVERNMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
Rey. Oen Lewis Staley, A. M. Principal—lntellectual
Philosophy and Christian Ethics. Jno. A. Peters, A. IL
Vico Principal.—Latin, Mathematics end Belles Lettroe
(to ha filled during the year.) Natural Science. Prof.
Jleury Schising,—Organ; Plano and Vocal Music. Prof.
Nicholas Tillinann,—Piano and Guitar. Samuel Pick:
eriug, and 011 Painting. Mad'llo Mat
tat,—Freuch Language and Enifiroidery. Miss M.
Elizabeth Pottitione,—Assistant coacher of Nlatheinat.
Miss'M. Virgiiiia'Whltlosko,—English Branches. -
• MOUNT WASUINGTON COLLEGE.
The Principal tdies this method, In advance of •the
annual Catalogue and Circular, of announcing that the
fifth year of this Institution will begin on the Fitter
WED:4IADAT or SZPIESIDEtt NEST. lie desires to assure
the friends and patrons of the College that the same
earnest iievotloirto the work of Female Education which
Lae marked Its history thus far, will continuo to char
m:lurk° the operationsof the School; and that 110 pains
or expense will be spared to make It all that could be
desired both as a Literary Institution and as a Chris.
lien holes fer those entrusted to its Care.
TIIE COLLEGE EDIFICE AND GROUNDS
The location of the College. on the Northern Central
Rail Road. six. miles front Baltimore, has boon seh.ct e d
as one of the most desirable in the State. Thu grounds
' Include twenty-.au acres of excellent land, and aro or.
namentad with a beautiful woodland of several acres,
in the midst. of which, on au elevated and highly de.
• -.treble site, is located the College editle3, tout stories
in helgot. The building is constructed of brick, octa.
gone] ini !brut, lii/d feet in circumference, encircled by
wide and beautiful verandahs—has ample accommoda.
.-dons for one hundred boarders, and presents a very
striking and:lmposing appeartuce. The location is
highly salubrious end picturesque. and commends a
delightful view of the surrounding country. •
Thu internal arrangentents,are complete, and are all
that could be desired. There - are thirty.two ramie in
all, eight of which are very spacious. In the tank loft
. are two reservoirs, with a - capacity of 3,000 gel lone : and
• from these, the Kitchen, Laundry. Bath-rooms, and the
Chambers, Dormitories en,l Stairlandings, ore abun
dantly supplied with pure water. All the apartments
are provided with registers fur ventilation, and the ad•
mission of warm air. in the winter season, 'from large
brick furnaces. The One arrangements are also com
plete. The building t Isroughout, is furnished in a very
neat and attractive style, and the Principal Is satisfied
that parents and guardians will be highly pleased with
rhe entire arrangement of the College:
OBJECTS ANDCHARACTER OF THE SCIIOOL.
Mount Washington College affords to Its pupils, ample
means and appliances. for thorough physical and Intel.
lest net training, with all the advantaged and surround.
lags of a Chadian family.
Provision is made for physical education, in the daily
practices of calisthenic exorcists, 'the value of which
has been seen, in the improved health and fuller mule
cuter development of the pupils of the College. ~The
verandahs and extensive grounds laid out is. beelutiful
',stk.., furnish' both tit...lnvitation and opportunity for
healthful recreation in the op. air.
As regards intellectual culture It Is believed that
the course of study and methods of instruction adopted
at Mount Warhington, are, to my the least, equal to
those of the best schools in the country. The studies
' to which its pupils are engaged, with the free oral
teachings that accompany each recitation. and the fro.
quent delivery of formal lectures on scientific or liter
ary subjects, with clicko readings front the Classic pouts
and prove writers of the English language combine
moat faverably, to produce the best form of ! true wo
manly cultivation.
In thie connection, it is doomed proper to mention,
as minor the groat advantages of the Inititution, ash
as mate. tally effecting Its character and contributing
greatly to the muccessful accomplishment of its objects,
that It Is exclusively a Hoarding School, and that no
pupils are admitted, but auch as aro, in full, members
of the College Family. • -
A, course haltingen ostabliebed for resident graduates,
-who any' desire to prosecute their studios beyond the
regular curriculum. Beside the study of the text books
mentioned, they will prosecute a eystematic course of
reading, and will have the milieu loge ofspecial lectures.
The College In furnished with complete apparatus for
" illustration In the departments of Chemistry and Natu
ral Philosophy: and the public, may rent assured that
whatever may be neconsa.y, from time to time, to keep
pace with the progress of the age, will be brought into
the service of the College.
The religious teachings of the College contemplate a
thorough and harmonious acquaintance with the fun
damental facts and truths of Christianity, as taught
clearly in the scriptures, and which rise aboveall mere
sectarianism' to that higher unity of the Divine Ufa,
in which “there is neither Jew- utir. Creek, for ail are
one In Christ Jesus."
The entire character of the religious training of the
College is eminently Christian without being sectarian
—and whlie'rio pains will be spared to impart A' prat ,
Meal knowledge of the Christian Religion, parents -and
guardians may rest assursd, that no attempt will be
made to interfere with the particular denominational
relatlrtiotthe pupils.
EMI!
For the English Course, Including Latin and Greek,
Board, Burnished Room, Fuel, Light and Washing, fur
Scholastic Year . s2oo 00
'EXTRA .011ABOREL
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar, hooludlrm the
use of the Instrument, . $lO otkper,Quarter
. Instructions on the Organ, . 20 00 •
'ocal Music, (separate lessons,) 15 00 "
: 4 . • (in Mimosa' - 5 00 , "
'Madam Liumunoes, each • pp •
011 Palntlng,(exclitalve ormaterials)lo Olt ,
, Drawing and Painting In Water
Colors, each „
Ornamental Needlework,
Stationary for Itoom use,
Diploma fee $5 00. '
mr Where It would be. preferred, a special arrange.
meat can be made In advance, that' will secure to the
pupil the privilege of tho entire course Including all the
extra branches. • • ,
Thebills for oath half session - are to- he paid. In • ad.
Vance, and a deposit must be made to cover the lumens.
of books and materials fur Painting, DmwirmandNeedle
Work, etc. whore It Is desired that theseihould be fur
nished by the Institution.....•, , • 3
New Pupils era charged only tient the :•date or their
entrance lute the School, but the : enpapment, is;in
all ma* fora year, unless a distl i nct ermiigement is
made ter a Outer time. • • • ..•
No abatement will lee Made In ,tlMiase of old .1: 4 ME 4 1.
.who stay away after the opening, IA the . ..melon, er, of
such as may be absentfront,th e Cellos° daring tho year
.unless suchabeence be mused by Noxious sickness • •
Pupils who , regnain at, the College .during the:Tam=
tion will be charged for Bearding, , m4 .Washlng, 21
'For adralmion, additional particulars, de., addroM,
1MV. 4 3E9.14NW,1S STALER.
, Mount Washington. •
Daltimere County, Md.
• ,• MARMON
Rai. A. IL-Kirenter, , , ,
Beetem - Y44. , 1—;-- - 47•
Cary, W. Ahl
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~w.
3. P. 111,14sler
44, n
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• 1114 1 OR SALE,4:-Theliint•elass Engine
40 the UMW States lam Cowl:4l3y, of Mandel
. M.. Dont by John Agnew In the Imale manner, and
a .nt'three years old. Believed tohwthe boat Engine
ht• ,o City, and will be eoldlow 13 applied forOon.
Addraimilm. 811 AW;
.No. 312 North Second %t. '
or ,(1 H. SLILLI•INOSBURII, •
• — N0.831, North l+ourth Street, MM. • .
FIR Or THE, ,EMPIRE HOOK
AND LADDNIt COMPANY.
, .
Thwilmpire Hook it Ladder Company No. Y, of Car-
Ilslo,,return their thanks to the Unites, and citizens
generally for the liberal nid extended to them at their
Drat Fair, July4th 3809, and would respectfully Inform
thorn OW they intend holdffieettemoreand the last"
in 'themes Hail; daring thil - AgrieUitural Fair, com
mencing the 9th DAY UN OtlfollElt,andending Satur
day evening the 10th. Any smell article, (miry or use.
ful that the judgment of the ladies, may suggest, will
ho gratefully received and the support of Also public,
over remembered by the email:ors et tho.Enapire.
Contributions may be left with either of the commit- .
[aeon behalf of the Company,.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANDEMENTS.
-.Jut,. Campbell, chairman.
C. B. Mock, '
11. P. Wert, • •
P. U. Buhus,
J. A. Kerr,
.1. B. Thompson, .
11. K. Spangler,
.1. 11. Parts. Secretary,-
Packages of d tickets 50 cents, 4lngle admission 10
mats to ke had of any of the Committees and at the
door of the liell.
Carlisle Aug. 10, 1800.-t. F.
•
Goo. Itandel,
W. C. Sawyer,'
D. B. Dixon,
J. 0, Blair,
0. J. Carrunny,
J. T. Lobach,.
J. U. Sneafer,
SMALL FARM AND 'COUNTRY
RESIIMMCE AT PIaVATE . SALE
Situate at Mount Holly In Cumberland County near
the :Mount Holly Paper Mill containing about 60 acres
of Land 30 of which are cleared and the residue covered
with good Chestnut timber.
' The ImProvaments area EwpfitOry atone • •
dwelling House and Promo Kitchen. v.
Frame Barn, Corn Crib and other cativo. !••...,
I •
nient out buildings. A never failing Well ;R
of pure MouuralnYater, a flue orchardrof
Apples and penclids of the best quality alms cherrios
and othtr fruit. • •
The sit nation is most delightful:being In tboe f
the South Mountain nod but a short dimanc4r from the
Mt. Holly Springs Hotel. It ik known as the .` May-,
berry Farm" and rogarded as one of the finest and most
romantic country roAdeures In point °floral:nu in Cum , .
borland county. For terms Ac ,enguire of
A. L. SPONSLER,
Rod Estate Agt., & Seriveuer..
A 10, 18P0,d t
X. w. ..500°171 11 ,
G
4; 1 N TLE MEN'S FURNISHIG
STORE AND
SHII3,`I_MANIJFACToitY.,'
No. 814, Cheo(nut Sired,
Four doors below the "Continental lintel" and nearly
opposite the illirard House" Philadelphia.
A largo nenortinent'of Pressing Robes constantly on
hand. Particular attention given to ordered shirtn—A
perfect fit guaranteed.
Wholesale trade supplied .with new shill sand ,collars
• ••
on liberal tortes.
Directions for measurement sent f on;ipplication by,
duly e,
FI R. GEO Z. 13RITI'Z, „Dentist " Of
-I_l flee North Pitt Stretit .
Aug. 3, POHL Ut.
•
SALES.—By virtue a
ij sundry - writs of VentHilmil Exponas -issued • olit of
the Conn of COIIIIIIOII Mess of Cumberland County, and
to mu directed. I will expom to.salo by public venduo
or outcry, at the Court /louse in the thorough of Car
lisle, ou FAiday the lilt, day of August, A. D. 1800, at
10 o'clock, A. Mlc'tho following descilbed Ite.ll Estate to
wit:
A lot of ground situate in the Borough of Carlisle,
containing 60 feet in front and 2111 foot in depth more
or less, bounded' Ou the east by lot alio°. Wise, on the
west by Wens Street, on the north by South Street, and
on the south by lot of George Cart, having thereon erce
. ted a two story brick house, brick kitchen.,frme stable
and other out houses. Soloed and taken in execution,
and to ho sold as the property of Piilerllingwalt• •
•
• ALSO.
A tract Oland situate In Newton township, contain
ng 13 acres more Or less, bounded on the east. west and
north ty lands of John M. Woodburn, and on the sank
by lauds of Daniel Kindly and George Klink, having
thereon erected a two story log house. shale and other
out houses. Selsed and taken In execution nod to be
sold as the property of Samuel T.lturkholder.
ALSO,
A lot aground situate in the Borough of Shippena.
burg, containing Glleet in front and 257 feet In depth
more or less, bounded on the cast by an alley, on the
west fv property of William Irvine, on the north by
King Street, end on the south by Levi Donov.an, having
thereon erected a two story frame vrentherboarded
house, tenon: stable, and other out houses Seized and
taken In execution and to be sold as the property ,of
Clepper.
_ K lot of ground shunts to the Borough of Carlisle,
containing 60 feet In front. and 300 feel In depth more
or loss, bounded on the cast by the Letort Spring,
on the west by East Street, on the north by. North
Street, and on tho south by lot of Wllllam Slater. bas
ing thereon eroded a two story brick house, a two story
frame house, a ono and a half story frame house and
frame stable. Suistal and taken in elocution and to be
sold as tho property of Daniel Bviloy.
A lot aground of toots In South Middleton toyrnship
Cumberland County, containing 1 acre morn or leas, ad
pining land of Abraham liartaler,Junatitan
and others, haring thereon erected a one and a half
story 14 g house and log stablo. Seized and taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of John Lucas.
A lot of ground situate In the Borougb of Mechanics
burg, containing '2B feet in front and lie feel In depth
more or less, bounded ou the east by North Marktit at.
On the west by a twelve foot alley, on the north by a
lot of bury iVeaver, and on the south by lot of Benja
min linyorstich, hating thereon erected a two story
frame double house and a ono and a half story frama
double kitchen,
A tract of land situate ip Mifflin township Cumber
land County, containing 204 acres more or lons. Inound
ed on the east by lands of Aaron noel( and hold
by, on tho west by binds of U. ilumberger and James;
Mclilhonny, on the north`by the North Mountnin. and
on the mouth by property of David Brandt. having 'hero.
on erected a two story log house, a log kitchen, log
barn, corn crib, hog pen, A ono and a half story log and
stone house. and a small unfinished log barn. Seised
and taken in execution and to be sold an the property
of Ramp, with notice to his Committee A, M.
Middleton
A lot of ground situate in the borough of Carlisle.
containing 21 fort ht front. and 118 feet la depth more
or less, hounded on the e.t by a private alley, on the
west by North Hanover Street, on the north by lot n
Dr. W. W. Dale, and on the south by lot of Won. Len
nerd, htiving thereon erected a two and a half story
brick house, a two story frame kitchen and framoetable.
Poland and taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of Martha Robinson,
ALSO,
A lot aground situnto In the borough of
containing 21 foot in front. and 118 feet in depth more
or loss, bounded on the east by n privAte A 110y,,0n the
trust by North Hanover Street, on ,the north by lot of
Dr. W. W. Dale, nod on the south by lot of Wm. Leo
nard, having thereon erected a two and a half story
brick houco, a two story•fiume kitchen and frame stable
Seised and taken in execution and to ho sold as the
property of William Osiforne.
ALSO,
By virtue of Sundry writs of Fled Facias, Issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county,
and to Inc: directed, I will expose to sale, by public ten•
due or outcry, at lho name time and place, the follow- .
log deseribed Real beteto, to wit:
Two lota of ground situate in Newton township, Cum
berland County, contaking 58 feet in front and 108
feet In depth mot vr-less, bounded on the east by Rail
.Road Street: , on the west and north by an Ailey, and
on the south by lot of Peter Ahl. Seized and taken
exe,4fion and to bo sold.as the property of Jacob it.
Dockard.
A lot almond situate in the Borough of Shlppene
bortZ, eon taininglion feet In front and 215 feet in depth
more or loss, bounded on the 111,t, by lot of John Dun.
can's heirs, on the west by lot 'of Mary E. Martin, on
the north by King Srreet, and on the south by an Al.
ley, having thereon erected tire leg houses, backhuild
ing rind shop. Seised and taken in esueution and to
bo sold as the property of Henry A. Smith,
•
. a .,ALSO,
By virtue of an Order of Sale of the CourtoCommnn
Pleas of Cumheriand County, in a proceeding - lit pant-
tion nt the suit ofJohn Wyeih; Esq., vs Louisa Douglas •
nod others, I will expose to sale at the Fawn time and
place the following described Heal Estate, lo wit:
A certain bongo and lot of ground In the Borough of
Carlisle County of Cumberland, situate on Pomfret
Street, bounded on the south by the same Street, on
the west by David Sterrett'et al, on the north by Church
Alloy, on the east by George Heide!, being No. 51, in
the plan of said Borough, containing CO feet In front,
and 240 feet in depth. To be sold as the property of
LOUI/111Dnuens, Mary McKinley. Francis 3 , 4 yeth,Chas.
A. Wyeth,and others, and all to be sold by me.
ROBERT IiIcCAIITN
Sherl4
Coammons.—Cin all amounts over Ova hundred do
)are, fifty don'ts are to be paid when the property is
stricken off, and twentptive dollars oo all amounts un
,'deefive hundred dollars. , , .
Sherlif's,Office, Carlisle,
July 27, 18C0: 4 7 ft;^ . .
TO THE CITIZENS OF CUMBER
-1 COUNTY.
troll:Nem :—I hereby offer myself a candidate for
the Mike of ItBOIBTBR. of Cumberland County, sub.
"not to the decision of the People's County Convention,
and will be thankful feitypur ewpport.
Respectfully,
BA3II.IIiL SIPS, •
6 00 "
6 00
1 00 "
May 2, 1880.—f . c
TO O-THE CITIZF',NB OF CUMBER
!j . . . LAND COUNTY.
ettrteltext.:--1 hereby offer thyself a candidate for
, the office of REGISTER of Cumberland county, snidest
to the decision of the People's County Gumption, and
will be thankful foryiiur support. Respectfully
Carlisle ..tune lb. 1860.-1. c..., , ,E. A. IlltAlk.
T° T -: -
kIE OFfIZENS OF CUMBER -
t ' ': v • . LAND COUNTY. • '
The undersigned hereby offers himself elle candidate
for the oftice'of PROTHONOTARY of Cumberland Coun
ty; subject - to the decision of the-Peoples.' Porty 110 Mi
tottiog conyentiou s anderespestfnily, solicits the cop no
of the Party: ~. ... „ • • - , • ':, ,11,Z./EIIIIIIE.
Neirrille Joie, 29,4. 'e • •-,.. • :9.. • •.. •
.1 .13 Tut', cLalz ri . ,§ owcuABER-
. . - --LA,6 COUNTY: ' '
.. ,011:12LICIINN7.-1 , horebtofror myst4lllll c.:studiOta forth
office of It EtitSTltlt of Oamberitto . d' county, sttlject t
the Ponpltes County Convention, And will btrthauklu
fur prat!. support. • ',, , .:.
0 AlitfEt. " 4 l ;llNktif . ' r
; ' ,,dirtialt• Ain't-25. '1860.4 9. ~.' - . „ ap i ~.
•
11, o
,Ilqusa with a blige lot of gmtind elthAted ut th
89uth ein.l of IlanOviii &root Is otlhreLl fifent; In.
rill Pgi T TI ; A 12431.• i -
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EMME!
ALSO,
ALSO,
MS
ALSO,
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pu IT Y,.„ B L W. 11.0
C=5213
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,
PHOEN IX BITTERS.
The high and envied celebrity which these preemi
neat diodicines have acquired for their Invariable silt
racy In all the diseases which they profess to cure, duo
rendered the usual practice of pulling not only unnoces
nary, but unworthy of them. They are known by their
fruits: their gond w,prits testify for them, and they
thrive not by the faith of the credulous. '
In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma
tism. Affections of the Bladder end Kidneys.
Billions I , 6sers and Liver Complaints.—ln the Beath
and West where these diseeses prevail, the) will be
found Invaluable. Planters., farm resod others, who
once use these medfa ft
nes, will noveraerwards be with
out ihonl.
•• . .
liillinus Chulle and Serous Looseness; Biles, COIItiTO.
uess s Colds ill 4% Coughs, Cholie.
CONSUMPTION—Used with great success in this dh
sense.
• Car opt Humors, Dropsies, Dyspopsln.—No person
%lib this distressing disesso should delay using these
medicines immediately:
•
. . • • -
Eruptions (tithe Skin, Eryttipelar,Flatuleney and Fe.
ver and Ague.'-For this scourge of thell'estern country
these medlein ea will be round a safe, speedy and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to.
tk , rperrirld the disease--a cure •by there medicines is
'Permanent. Try them. be satisfied, sod be - eured.
FOULNESS OF CO3IPLEXION, - •
• ' c • GENEItfiL DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Ileadachee of every kind,
Inward Fever, • Inflammatory ltheumatieru, Impure
Jaundlee,,Lose of Appetite.
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
LEPROSY, LOOSENESS,
31ERCUltIAL DISEASES
Never falls to eradicate entirely all the effeetb of Mer
cury infinitely sooner than the moat powerful prepare-.
lion of Semperille. • .
Night Sweets, Nervous Debility, Nervous Coinpleints
of all kinds. Organic Affections, rulpltation of the Heart
Painters'. Cholle.
QM
The original proprietor of these medicines was cured
of Piles of :15 years standiug by the use of titeso Liver
31selloines alune ,
• Pains In.the head side, back;limbs, joints and or
,
guns.
RIIETTMATNII
. ,
f.
Those still .tad with this terrible disease wil o sure
of relief by the Lilo 31edlcines - •
Rush of Blood 'to tho• Head, Scurvy, Salt-Rheum,
Swellings.
senor ur..A, or RING'S EVIL, in Its worat t forms Ut
, cent of every description .
Worms otall Linda are effectually expelled by these
nedicit.es. Targets will do well P. administer them
.thenever their extdcnce is suspected. Belief will be
ecrtain.l•'
TILE we PILLS • •
AND PmEN gite nl i TILET TI
I.BLOOD,
And_ thusgemova all diseases from the system.
I'2olred by
. DB:WILLIAM B. 31OFFAT, •
No. 3.35 Broadway. •
(WILL Building) N. Y.
July 6.-Iy.
Fpr,salo by all Divgglets
W aItJI SPRINGS PERRY COUN.
TY, PENNA.
The undersigned, having leased this favorite water.
og pines for the season, would inform the patrons of
hu establishment that it is umw open for the reception
.Ivlaltors
Italeeation. on the banks of ShermerinCreek cannot
bg surpassed fiic picturesque mountain scenery, shady
roads and beautiful drives, while the creek affords eve.
ry Inducement for
BOATING AND FISHING. , ,
. ,
The Mineral Springs, for bathing. purposes, is one of
the best in the country, hating n temperature of lii
decrees Fahrenheit. and running off nearly a hundred
patio!nn a minute, to supply the bath-houses,,which are
fitted up with shower and plunge limbs.
"rho buildings urn large and commodious, having been
entirely refitted with stew furniture, and the larder
well stocked with ell the delicacies o f the season, serv
ed up by experienced attendants.
A BILLIARD TABLE,
Bowling 411ey. Music And all the, customary WIMP&
meets of a watering place, will he provided by the l'rd•
prietdr wlo will use his best exertions to make It At ,
tenet ire to thos4 who desire a healthy, retired summed.
1 he Warm Springs Are Attended 11 miles north ofear•
lisle, from whirls point there Is a daily mall. Persons
leaving Philadelphia or Mitte:ire In the morning will
arrive at the tlpyi gigs In time for tea,.by way Of Carlisle
or IhmeattnBegiiim both of, which 'mints stages will
run In connection with the cars. Fur terms or further
particulars address JOIE , : EARLY,
June 1860,
Carlisle Penna.
For the saloloityof the air. and the teedleinq prop
ties of the water. the Proprietor refers to -
J. W Power, Ste - tea Uninn Hotel,
•
Win. Guyer, .1d k Loinbard,
Philadelphia
T. A. Criswell. Wallace St.
J. 11. Guyer. eouth 12th St. •
• .
l'rof. P.l'. Tyson. Henry P. Bropk snq., Baltimore
Geo. Prince, LL.P. Etter Elul.. E. llyerre, ilarrlsburg
Predk. Watts. 8..% Biddle, Jr., 8. IVoodyrard. .1, If
Parker:Johns. Moore, A lex, , Caiheart, It. NI. Wender
soh, Carlisle. Capt. am Gibson, U. 8, A. That M. Bid
dlo _Esq.. Philadelphia.
„Carlisle June 22. 1860.-2 m
NOTICE AND READ THIS.-L
F, O. KREMER. -,. - ... ..
,-; , r- At the new Store, on East Main St.
C ft near Henry Saxton's Hardware Store,
Olt ,:,.. would call the attention of persons In
t ,. want of a fine Watch -to his splendid
stock of American, Llverinol and Lon.
don n o ICH liS. I hare a fine stock of Gold Watches,
at all prices, from twenty llollarst up to three hundred
dollars I also have a large stock of Silver Hunting
Cased 'lnd Open Cased IVatrhes, fr , m three dollars up
to eighty. I also have a new stock of French and Ameri
can JEWELRY, In setts, .uch (told Stone,
•
Laya, Moialc Mourning and Plain sells, /to. I also
have a new ;lock of Medallions, from ono dollar up to
fourteen; Lydian' and ,irolleirom's lirrast Pina of all
patterns and prices: Geld Chains; a large stock of Veal
fola and Ilurl, Chains; a very large stock of finger rings
of all kinds and patterns. noel, as Seal Hinge; Wedding
Rings, and Settings; a fine stock of Cuff Pins, Gold
siuds, lluttons for Ladles and Gentleman. Cr.!.
Ilracclets,Ttold Watch Keys, evils, Gold and Silver
Thimbles. Gold and Silver Spectacles. a large stock of
Silver Tea and Table Spoons at all prices, and a com
plete stock of Double Plated Tea and Table Spoons, pia ,
trd Yorke, Silver and Blated• Butter Knives and a flue
stork of double plated Casters ' Sugar Spoons, Silver
Fruit Knives, and a large stocknf Comtnnu Spectacles,
to suit all ages. to which I Invite particular attention
Port Monnales of all kinds, Sll. -
ver Key. and Chains; a large
stork of Accordrotis, Violins,
and Music Boxes, (large and
small.) and a great variety of
articles usually kept In a Jew
elry store. I Levant/to on band
large nod well selected stock
)(CLOCI{S,..ot all patterns and
lons. frvXm ono dolor up b.
fifty. which I will ....lint Remelt
profit and warrant them forone
year, to bagood thue.keepers. Every thing 5.1,1 by
rue shall be what it is represented.
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, carefully repaired and
warrauted. Carlisle July 6, 1b60.-ly.
r, STATE NOTlCE.—Letters Testa
" 'A inent4ry on the estate of Mrs Elisabeth .11ents,
deed. lateif the borough of Caril-le having been gran
ted by the Register of Cumberland Co.. to me the sub.
scriber living fn Carlisle, notice Is hereby given to ail
persons Indebted to raid estate to make payment and
those having claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement to A. W. RENTZ.
• Carlisle Aug. 3, '60.-Bi. Administrator.
py BLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
•
Ix earned to public wile on the premleea, on
1 11URSDAY the 20th day of September next, two miles
h of Middlesex, the following two trecto Orland ad'
Joining, situated in 511ridlesea township. Cumberland
County. the property of Fredmick itutturf. deed. No.
I containing 153 acres lit perches strict measure, about
140 of which is cleared and in a good slate of cultiva•
lion, and the balance in timber, bounded on the south
by Abraham Lamberton, on the,east by the Conodogu
inett Creek, en the north by Abraham. Zeigler, John
Wilson and Samuel Zeigler, and on the wett by tract
N 0.2, having therecm erected a good
BRICK HOUSE.
Frame Ilarn,.Frame Stable, Wagon Shed
.‘ • • / and Corn Crib, with a well of water and
• itspump in the ;yard. In -addition to the
IS crook runding along theeast side. there
are several small streams of rucming ws
5 r which pass through . said farm, Audis well calculated
g asing.
4%. .
No. 2. Contelos 84 acres end 9 perches ste let lumaure,
of which ,9t) acres are cleared and , the balance timber,
bounded on the Muth by Abraham Lumberton, on the
east by-tract No. 1. on the north by Samuel Zleglerand
north west by Levi Zelgier, having thereon erected
.a
Brick House, Franie Barn, Hog Fen and Corn Crib. The
soil of both said tracts is of good quality and being
within two miles of Lime Kiley, they could be Improv '
ed in a short time to he among the best producing farms
in the neighborhood.
Also, one other tract of Chesnut Timber
Land situate In Carml township, Perry
county, about one mile west ofCrane'eGap
road containlngabout fortysix acres. Said
mountain land Is about six miles distant
from tho two first mentioned tracts.
Sale to commence at ton o'clock on said day alien the
.ndltlona will be Conde known.
IiEUGE Birrr " F . stye In Mart for the helm
PH!Ur KELIL,
VALUABLE, LIMESTONE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Situate In Southampton Township Franklin County,
about 3 miles North West of Shippentiburg. on the Box
berry Road.
This Farm contains about 122 acres 92 of which are
cleared sod the residue covered with timber of the beat
quality.
Tho impmvements consist of a large and commodions
Two Story Brick
• MANSION HOUSE,
• g N
with a Weathorboarded addition. A .." g
large stone Bank Barn, Wagon Shed • .•
and Corn Cribs Also. a Wash House,
Smoke House and other convenient out buildings., •
A NEVER FAILINtI well of water with a pump near
the door, a largo Brick Cistern. Also a
.FINE ORCHARD *-
containing abent one hundred trem of well selected
fruit in good bearing order. .
Thu land ht the beet quality of Limestone, in a high
state of cultivation and'under.go&d. fence.
This le one of the most •productlve Fermin this see.
Mon of the teuntry, every. foot of It being susceptible
of the highest state of cultivation, there bein.eno waste
laud whatever. The loliSition is a meat desirable' one;
and eligible In every point ofvlew, being quite convent.
ent to Church,.lsllll and School:Menses.
For terms and further partlculai a 'enquire 'of A. P.
McClure Esq...of Sblppensburg or of theeulewriber.. •
A. L. SPONSLER,
• . •• •i , -Real Estate Agt. Carlisle
Lancaster Extuniner, - IleposiWry
beasburg and Sttippeosburg News Please copy.. , •
Auit'. /660.-Ct. .
•
, •
T`rittt - &Inn
•
SELLING,
. • . •
-OFF AVOOST:1.11
. At the -elgis ,of,the Eagle,".Bdeore oboe° the
Cumberland Valley bank, end ttro• 'doors belt)* the
Methodist Church. on' West khan street, the WOE
And best selected stock or • ' ' • r
, .
In the town;'will be sold 80.,per,cent louiv 'than at any
place in the Stela. The eloclecompyince a large anon
meat of Gold and Silver huuting case machos' 'Lavers.
L leplura American wetchre,yind Other,il uds and
styles, Ooh and Silver chaind. , : '
•
• GOLD P.EDWdo 'PENOLTA , • .
Jewelry of all kinds, Speetricleit Oold'anij Sliver, Plated
and Sliver W. rA, Musiblioxes, Aectrdeons, Oil Paint.
Inge, h great variety of fancy articles, and a lot of the
finest Pianos, which will be sold• 40 per cent lower than
ever °Mired in town. 'The entire stock of Watchmakel•
tools, rasis,' large Mirrors, and Safe will be sold whole
link or ',tali on the cosiest terms. "
---.-7
liming selected a first class workman all kinds of re.
pairing will be done as 'usual, at reduced gripes. ' • ' '
Piano tousleri 011. kinds for sale. A now fist class
double towel ifirantattjenuitio twist will be sold
i k w.
. ~. , . _
for hall its val
ini-N.ll. The large three story Brick Ileums, with a
splendid store room and parlor 42 feet deep will be sold -
LA a very low pike and on easy leans, ani if not sold
will' be rented from April tat 1001. Cale at tho Jewelry
•
More In Bald building.
June 15, 1860. ' •
HE, CRY IS STILt THEY COME!
-,FOURTH GREAT ARRIVAL, OF THE
' SEASON.
Davinglust returned for the fourth time MIS season
from the Pastern Cities wa are now opening a most rare
and elegant 'stock of Ladles' Dress - Goods, Capes, Mau
titles, Dusters &c.
We particularly invite the ladies to our line of mag
nificent DRESS GOlAS,which - have been,selected with
great care and embrace all the intent and • newest styles
In market. Ladies. call early and' examine for your
when,you will ha satisfied of tho important fact
that our stock is larger,Letter selected, and cheaper
than eon be purchased elsewhere. -The undersigned
having made this purchase almost exclusively fur the
Ladies invites them to Come I. Come Mill and see
the sights so teniptios
ty,displayedmvaur shelves and
counters. ' ' " -• • A. W. BENTZ.
June ,
DR 'MOTTS
C woskEATt ' ll ‘/E
REsl
:PILLS %-
• An aperient and Stoinach preparation of IRON purl.
nod of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion In Hydrogen
Sanctioned by the highest Medical Authorities, both
In'lturope and the • United States, atid prescribed In
their practice.
Tho experience of thousands - . daily proves that no
preparation of Iron can be compared with it. Import.
ties of the blood, depression of vital energy, pale and
otherwise sickly complexions indicate. its necessity lu
almost, every conceivable case. ,
Inflexions in all maladies in ishlch It bus boon Et led,
it has proved absolutely curative lit each of the follow.
tug complaints, via: .
- lin Debility, NerabUs - kffeeeloti4Dmh
elation, .Dyspepsia, Constipation. Dior
rhino, Dysentery, Incipient Comump
ion, 'Tube/Mitosis, : Salt Rheum
Dlbmenstruntion, Whites, Chlorosis
Liver. Complaint, Chronic Headaches
Rheumatism, intermittent revers
Pimples on the Face,
In cases of geneml Debility, whether the result of
'acute disease; or of the continued diminution of nor
emus and muscular energy from chronic complaints,
one trial of thlerestorative has provetrenceeasful to an
, extent which no descrlOtionJuir_wrltten attestation
would render credible, Invalids no long bOd•ridden es
to have become forgotten In their own neighborhoods,
have suddenly re appeared in the busy world as If just
returned from protracted travel In a distaut land,
Pomo very signal Instanced of this kind are attested of
female Sufferers, emaciated victims of apparent mania•
mus, saugulneoug exhaustion, critical changes, soil
that complication of nervous and dyspeptic W. 11310110.
air and exercise fir which the physician has no nano.
la Nervous Affections of all kinds, and for reasons
familiar with medical men, the operation of this propa,
ration of iron must necessarily he salutary. for unlike
the old oxides, it in vigorously tonic, without being
exciting and overheating; and gently, regniney ape.
riant, even in the most obstinate owe of sitiatlveness
without ever being a gastric • purgative, or inilleting
0 01sagreeable sensation. • .
It is this latter property alining others, which make
It an remarkably effectual and 'permanent a remedy for
Piles: upon which It elite appwws to exert a diStinct and
specific nctien, by disp wsing the local tendency which
fermethem. ,
.Ico Dyspepsia, Innumerable es are ItB CIIIIRPII, a single
box of these Chalybeate Nils has often sufficed for the
most habitual cases, liteludingShe_oltemtentens
noes.
In unchOckell Dianlima, oven when advanced to Dye
eatery, confirmed, emaciating, and apparently mmHg
mint, the glean have been equally docialve and astoq
-
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength, deblll
- cough, andtwmittent hectic, which generally In.
dicate Incipient. Consumption, this remedy has allayed
the alarm of friends and physitilans, in several very
gratifying and Interesting Inst4des.
We are noel opening our second arrival of Spring
Gnoffrwhich we offer to the Citlarna of Carlisle and vi
cinity, at unusually low prices with th a duforibination
to keep pace with tho times and 'the raputallou of
•• OUR HOUSE" for selling Chcipiloods.—
We purchase our goods for,"OASII,'' exclusivity, there.
by-enabling us to sell at cheaper ratea f than,, tho most
favored Houses, a fort our Mandl; and customors should
boar in mind. Thu following coal prise but a small par.
lion of our immonso nod varied stock.
Plain & Fancy Silks, . • •
Foulard Silks,
' •
Parisian nes,
Delrilnes,
•
Dames,
Crape De Espagn
French & Scotch Ginghams,
Valoncins,
Poplins.
Poll de Cherres,.
Lawns.
Plaids,"
French & American Chintzes
American 0 inghams,
` hnwln
Lace Silk Mantillas,
A very general assortment of mourning goods, lloslarY,
Gloves, &c., &c., Douglass & Sherwood's New Skirts the
'OND'S EXTRA CT OF HA MAME LIS, I "BELLE OF TILE SOUTH"
In Scrofulous Tuberculosis. Ude medicated Iron has
bad far More than the good effect of the moat cautious.
ly balanced preparations of lodine, without any of thuir
well known liabilities.
'The attention of females cannot be too confidently
Invited to this remedy itudrestortiklve, In tip cases po
cullarly striking them.
In Rheumatism, both chronic and infinmmatory—in
the latter however. more decidedly-111ms beer. Inver's.
bly well reported, both ns alleviating pain and reducing
the swellings and stiffness of thojeints and muscles
In Intermittent revers It must necessarily be a gnat
remedy and energ4l , c , restorative, and its progress in
the new settlenumt the West, will probably be ons
et high renown and use muss.
No-remedy has ever been need In theWholo his
tory of medicines, which exerts uch prompt, happv,and
fully restorative effects. Good appetite. complete diges•
Eon, rapid acquisition of etre,' .th, with an unusual
disposition for active and Cheerful exorcise, immediate
ly follow its use. .
Nit unfit neat-flat metal boxes containing 50 pills,
price 50 cents per box; for sale by druggists and deal.
ere. Will be sent free to any address on receipt rirtha_
price. All letters, orders, etc., should be addressed to
it. B. LOCKE R Co., General Agents
May M. 'OO.-Ty. NO Broadway N. Y.
-ta
( - 0^
9 ' 3
k 4,
.3%-•
OR PAIN DESTROYER
Is one of the few domestic remedies which harrProme
• • • •
Into general use and favororilbout puffing. It is.tbe
product of a simple shrub. harmless lu all CAW, and as
a domestic remedy unequalliff. For Burns. Cuts, Brui
ses, Soreness, Lameness, Sprains, itheutuariatn. Boils,
Ulcers. Old Sores and Wounds, it has not an equal. It
Is also used with great success. fur Toothache. Ileadacho
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Colic, Uhtrrhces, Hoarseness,
and other similar troublesome and painful affections.
while It promptly arrests all lieuforrhages. Hundreds
ofphysicians use It daily In thole practice, and glee It
their unqualified resommondatiou. Sold by our agents
and denture, and by . •
F. HUMPHREYS A CO., 562 Bs oluiway,‘
Solo Proprietors and tdanulneturUrs.
August 2,.'60.-ly.
CLOCKS WATCHES JEWELRY
AND SILVER; WARE, at AlanuGuturers prjces.
W. D. A. Naugle, Agt., Mirth Honorer Street Five
Doors North of the Carllshi'Deposlt Bank, and next
door to Kline's llldol, Dealer. In
FRENCH & AMERICAN CLOCKS,
Foreign sod American Watches, Jewelly, Slicer and PlA
.ted ware, Fancy Goods de. would most respectfully in
form his old patrons and the, pub3i generelly that he
has just returned from the East with en entire' new
stock of PINE WATOIIRS,JEIVELRY, SILVER & PLA
TED WARE, CLOCKS de.
Having secured agencies from some of the largest and
best Paltorlos for the sale of those good., t ant props
rod to offer to the public any article in the line from
75 to 100 per cent less than they have ever been offered
in tide place or below the regular wholesale price, ,ea
followit,,Clockm front 75 multi to $lO, Watch..l from $2,51i
to 0150. Jewelry In cotta from 50 cents to $25. Tea Sotto
from 20 to 030,-0 pieces best quality and latest styles.
WATCHER; • JEWELRY.
=EI
day Slams; - Gold Huta, Cli.R6 Eng, Coral,
Striking, " ' At Pearl,
" Striking & Al, " ," Svrisa,. • . Cameo,
" Regulators, " " French. Gold Stone,
" Gallery, Silver Hunt, Case Eng. Liva,
"'Church, • - • " '• " American, Carbuncle,
" Mantles. ' Swiss, • opal,
" Parlor, " ' '! French, Mosaic.,
" kfarine, "Open Fars American, Jet,
30 Hour,, " ": Leigruss, Garnet,
SO Striking; ' " Quartfors, Turquols,
30 Alarm triStrik. - " " ' English, Paintings:,
30 Time,. " " French, Enamelled , •
30 Levers," " Gene Va. Paste,
So Gothic, , "
German, Stone,
: j TE , A BETTS.
i Walters - Tureens.
! 2 : l. 43 i u k o P l o s s is .
_ 11 4 . 7 e Butter
b u Cas ; l u v a r b e s s7 '
sires, 100 Cream do. Cake itnives,
• Spoons,
Goblets,
Ladles,
Balt Blends;
Crain') Ko
Parka,.
July
.§1 4:4 - .#l
.r::#11: 1 7 ESENWEIN'S ' • •
• ~
TAR AND WOOD AfArleit A. PECTORAL
. . ,
Ia Abe bait medicine In the world far the cure of
Coughs and Colda;Croup.troncblilei Authme;Dlfficulty
in breathing, Palpitation of the React, Diptheria, and
for the rcUef of patient' in the advanced stages of '
together with all diseases of the Throat and Chest, and
. , . . which predispose to Conautoption.
It is peculiarly adapted lathe radical career Asthma.
Doing prepared by a practical Phyaician and Druggist
and, one of great esperience lo tho cure of the 'various
diseases to which the human frame • .
'lt Is °Mired tope itlllieted with. , the .groatoet
vts,Try It and he convinced tliatlt IN Invaluable In
the cure of Brouchlral erections. Price 60 cant: per
bottle.
yagtiwzneS ARCSIATIC BALSAM, 11780 valuable
remedy foriNarrhtea,.Llyaentny, Cholera, blorbue and
all Bowel atlllatlefie. ry'lt—Pylea r 25 crate per bottle.
• • Ite.:The above triedielbee are preparednnly by Dr:A.
X.SNNIVEIN &CO., piugglits and Mendota; N. %V: Oar.
of Ninth A Poplar Streets, PhiladerlaL• Boldly every
reeperableDr4glet and Nailer nf editing, throughout
pLERIK. :OF THE COURTS.-= • t the
.V - 1(011 - CItAWO - irb, rh-101-ditiirStriiiiiiricitd 7 :If ass
weaidldate teethe office of CLERK OP TUN C. • MO,
and h,P,CORDHIt inhleet to the d i eefelon friCou'reatioh
of the PenoWe Party of comberiami enmity
rewoo,t, 1-
IV iEWEtaY
EU=
CONSUMPTION.
NEW, GOODS! . NEW GOODS !I
NEW OOODSIII • ' •
• Leidlch k Sewer, (East Mein at.) hive",itiat returned
from New York and Philadelphia, with a now and well
selected stook of Dry Goods spechilly ,for the present
season comprising the latest novelties of Dress Goode,
dhow% Mantillas, Silk Month's, Lee Mantles, lawn
Points,•Bllk Burnores, flounced' Barflies, Silk (Rena.
dines Silk Dosage Flenneod"rdegoos, .flounced Organ.
Ellie, Robe names and Lawns, Raglans Challios, Mourn
lug good's new textures aud styles.
EMBROIDERIES OF AVD KINDS,.q
beautiful Primaels. sun umbrellas in all colors & alias. '
Sl:idles wilt Split . on.inspention, our goods suited to
pair wanta"66italially•complato and, nt prestant will
qpiol t o the teeet-bconomical.- Another large addition of
-
CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS, ,
• . , .
Looking (Hawk, Blinds and furnishing goods. We a
dept our nuittpeo but !arise by attention and industry
to make it the Interest of buyers to deal with ue.
We buy meat for cash, and our prices , will be at the
lowest posAble margin, ',Constant additions will be
made during the season. LELBICiL & SAWYgIt.
.lung 6. 1860.-am,
Carlisle Foundr
AND
FARM IMPLEMENT, DEPOT I
F. Gardner & Co. now manufacture and keep iron.
stantly for sale, at their extensive Steam Works on East
Main street, Garlick, a large assortment • of
' At. BICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of well known, approved usefulnexv to formers. among
willed they would call °medal attention to WILLOUGIII,
BY'S q.p.gmtAT.r.ur PATENT
GUALSI'RING GiRAIN DRILL,
•
which hastalienover fifty Fleet Class Premiums at State
and County Fairs. To the Farmers of Cumberiand,,
York and Perry counties wo need not speak in detail
of the merits of this drill, as scores of them are now in
use on the hest faints In these counties. Its repute- c ,
Gen is established es the most complete Grain Drill
now manufactured In the Grilled States. It sows Wheat,
Rye, Gatti, Barley and Grass, evenly and regular,
withoutbunchlng the seed. Thu gum Springs pass the
&Glover stumps and stones, without breaking pincer
the drill. For even end regular sowing, the Willough- .
by Gum Spring Drill is unequalled by any. other.. Wp
also manufacture and Sell the following aiticies, wfilcfi
we can recommend to Farmers as reliable Implements,
of established character:
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER,
LASH'S PATENT STRAW' lc FODDER CUTTER,
DRIDENDOLPIDS PATENT CORN SMELLER,
•
RN'S'PATENT CIDER MILL, . • ,
JOHNSON'S CAST IRON 1100'S TROUO
Also, Three and Four Morse Poweiw and Threshing
Machines, Cast Iron Field Rollers, Plough Castings of
various patterns, Corn Crushers, and other articles for
Farmers too numerous to mention. Also, Egg Coal
Stoves and Ten Plate Wond Steven, with an Immense
variety of other castings for housekeepers and others.
We have also an at,traetive variety ofnatterns for
. IRON RAILINGS,
nd cemETERY ENCLOSURES to which we. would
all attention. .
Steam ICnginee and Mill Gearing.
To ihiti department of our business we give partici':
ler attention. Our already ostensive stock of patterns
for Paper, flour end Saw Mill Clearing, is constantly
Increasing. Mill Owners and Mill Wrlgh to will be fur.
n Med with a printed c ttaloguo of our various Mill
Patterns, on application. Our Machine Shop comprises
nil the various tools for turning, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings. by gond and careful Machinists.
STATIONARY-STEAM ENGINES,
of any desirable capacity, from ten to twenty-five horse
power, built In the best style and on accommnda(ing
terms. Engines built at our ostabll p luncra may. be
seen In successful operation nt many of. the largest
Distilleries and Tanneries in Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphintounties, to the owners of which
we confidently rotor for information as to their efficien
cy. Persons wanting Steam'Enginos are earnestly re
quested to call and examine before contracting else
where.
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY.
Connected with our establlshnient lo a Steam Bash and
Door Manufactory which Is now in complete order for
tho manufacture of every description of
• • • iItIiLDING TIATEItIALs.
for the most costly as well as the plainest house. Win
dow Sash furnished from 5 cents upward, according to
alto of Wane t %Vindon Frames from $1 31 upward;
Shutters and Roiling Blinds from $1 75 upward; Four
Panel Thaws from $2 12 upward. ,•Mouldlngs, Castings
Ar.ehltraves, Wash Boards, Brarkate, "Faney • Arnpery,
&trona, and other articles -needed In house building,
furnished a 1 the tont*. prieet6and of the brat quality
of lumber. kg,..We aro also prepared, no heretofore.
to build and repair BURIMIN OARS for trantporters on
the railroad, with promptness and on reasonable terms.
The continued patronage of the public terenpedtfully
solicited. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
May 9.'60. , N. GARDNER St Co,
STILL AHEAD!!!
SECOND GEVAT ARRIVAL OF
SPRING. GOODS,
the moot perfect and beautiful eikirt evur produced,
made with one clasp and warranted not to gut out of
ordor in it, 11, 15, 20, 30, 35, 40 and 50 119 ops. The ler
goat stock of
CARPETS mid OIL CLOTHS
ever brought to Carlisle (We have reduced the price of
the very beat quality of .011 Clothe" to• 50 cents per
square yard( to which we Invite the attention of Ilona.
keepers, we sell them lower than can be purchased at
any store In the luterler of Pennsylvania. Otir goods
in thin line are purchased dirort from the moat celebra
ted manufactures and for durability and design cannot
be surptinand. LOOKING GLASSES of all sisal and at
reduced prices.
GENTLEMEN'S WARE.
Cloths,
Caasßeare%
Sattlnetts,
Tweeds,
Cottonadee,
Kentucky Jeans &c. rkc.
Vestlnv, ,to., dm,
Remember we are determined. not to be undersold
and defy competition . •A. W. BENTZ.
Carlisle, April 25, 1960. %r e - _ •
NEW GOODS ! N 4 W GOODS !!
. • AT OGILDY'S STORE.
aao D S
:DRY A large stock of SUMMER
GOODS of all dosoriptlon now
opening to which the attention of all 'persons in want
of cheap and handsome goods is respectfully invited.
Tieing purchased for cash-will be sold as cheap, if not
cheaper, for the rash, than can be had at any other
store in Carlisle. ' •
All persons in want of handsome and cheap goodsmre
respectfully invitt•d to call and ommilue our New Stock
before purchasing elsowhere.
O.OOIVDT, Trustee.
. ;N. D. The balance of old stock on 'hand closing out
without regard to coat, at•prices unprecedently low.
Juno 20. 1060.
ATTENTION FARMERS .AND
BUILDERS:
• The undersigned is the sole agent for the celebrated
PEACH BOTTOM RODEINO SLATE.
end will keep's; supply constantly on halal.- This slate
can be furnished cheaper than shingles, and is more
durable than any, other material. ' It can be procured
by callidg od the subscriber at hie, residence on East
street;.,"7 JACOB SllllO3l.
_
_4*. E. B. Slatewill be furnished to persons Medi a. cent counties at Vie shortest notice.
Cirlisie June 29,1800.•0 mos.
p L'A..D ELI)II I , A
ANDIpD)NO
, Ii A I Lit 0 A ID
RUMMER AMIANOMIHNT,
On and after MAY 28, 1860
TWO passenger trains leave Ilarrishurg daily, (Sun
days excepted,) at 8.00 A. M , and 1.15 P. M.. for Phila
delphia, arriving there at 1.25 noon and 0.16 P. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 8.00 A.M., and 3.80
P. 31., arriving at Ilarrlaburg,at 12.46 noon and 8.30 P.
PARES To Philadelphia, No.l OM's. $3.25; No. 2 (in
same train) $270.
Fares to Leading. oulo and $1.30. . •
At Reading. connect with trains for Pottsville, Minors
ville,Vamagua, Catawissa, &c.
Four trains leave Residing for Philadelphia dally, at
6A.51 , 10.45 A. M., 12.80 noon and 3.43 P. M. •
• Leave Philadelphia for Reading at e.do A. P.
01.,5.30 P. AL, and Imo P. M., •
Fares from Reading to Philadelphia, $1.71 and $1 45.
The morning , train _how Harrisburg connects at
Reading with up train for- Wilkosbarre. Pittston and
Scranton. ' -
Enr through tickets aid othorktorreation apply,to
General Agent.
Aug. 3, '6O:
tVO•.THE ' ELECTORS OE - 001-
B
, • ERLAND COUNTY.
animus& I hereby offer in self to your - conelder&-
Lion, as candidate for the office of R HOISTEIt, suhr
Jed, to the decision of the People's County Conventlon
and will be thankful for your elipp6rt,- •
ISAAC BULL,;
'illonroli,ToWnaldP, 4
May 30, 1800.-te,
TO TEIE.,VOTErtS..,OF.'E,EMEEEL:
• • • • LAND COUNTY, 1. •• 1 •
' • atinet,Chnstuta ee.-At the,,ielleltatlon of numerous
,frforldn 1 offer myself to your donolderatlon an a condi.
Otto for tho °Moo of CLERK' OF TUB. cuuirra.;AND
RECORDNiti auhject to the* dectelon of iho Poople's
Nuoty ICouvotiton, and .reouctfullyinollett your
support: l ; i -'- • 13 S. sobimptucckkal.
"rr •••• r .
PISSOLOTION , !!OF • PARTNER.
81111.:—The partnership herettifore'.existing un•
er the Brut of 81111.061 lc BLACK, has 'this day', been
dissolved by mutual consentrtherefore we would Solicit
all those Indebted 'to come, and settle their accounts,
and all thoae having claims will please present them
for settlemOnt... '
JACOB 1311110111,
ROBERT 31. BLACK.
Jan. 8,1888. , ' , • • . •
•
' The businese will hereafter be continued at the old
stand of Shrom & Bleck under the firm of ALA= &
DELANOY, where ire mill keep constantly on hand all
kinde of LUMIIIIII. AND COAL, of every description,
which we will sell at the lowest. enelipricea, and all or.
darn for bill stuff will be promptly atietided to on the
shortest notice. We are thankful for the patronage of
genoroun public nt the old grind of throw & Black,
and would still solicit a continuance. All orderB left
ni the residence of Jacob" Miran fqr coal and lumber,
will be promptly attended toes heretofore:
• BLACK & DELANCY.
Jan. 11. ISM. "
cIECONLI SPRING:- ARRIVAW
-13 LARUE SUPPLIES FOIL TIIE HEAD ANDYEET.
At the ntnro ofJohii Irvine, on the N. E. corner of
-the public muerte,- le-the-piece to purchtutelloots Shoes
Hate &Ceps. at pricee that defy comPetil ion. • •
'He hanjutt.returned from the East with the' largest
and meet complete aseortment of Boots; Shoes, Hate &
Caps that he has twer prokentrid to this community,
and which he is determined to sell et the lowest posed
bio,prices. His stock embracas_everything In hie line
of buslizoss, such as
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
•
Kip toots, Calf and Patent Leather Oxford floe. Calf
and Patent Leather Oniterai - Calf' Nullifiers; Calf and
Klp Brogans, Blippore, &a.
LADIES! WEAR:,
Fine French and English Lasting Gaiters, Pforocce,
Calf and Kid Boats, Fine Kid Slippers, Fanry Slippers,
Morocco, and Kid Buskins, &c., A.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WEARofall descriptions
embracing fine Lasting Gaiters, Morocco and Lasting
Button Boots, Morocco Lace Boots of all kinds,. limey
shoes of vririnue styles slippers, &c.
HATS k CAPS, Silk, Cassimere, For:and Wool Hate
of all qualities and styles, also a Jorge ossorfmont of
STRAW IMPS,
Roots and /Shoes =MIA° order at the Wiriest notice.
Repairing promptly done. Confident or his ability to
please all classes of cuatomers, bo respectfully Invites
the public to give him a call.
pa— Remember the place, N. E. corner, of the Public
Square.
bitty 30, '6O. JOHN IRVINE.•
MRS. WINSLQ, c an REperioneed
Nurso nod Female Ph huh proisonte to tho
attontlon of mothers her
•• • ,
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOAL CIIII,DRgN TFFTHINt,,
which greatly facilitates the process , ,of teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflanuitlon—will al
lay all pain and spasmodic action; and to sure to regu
into the bowels. Depend upanit motheis, it will give
rest to yourselves, and .
BELIEF AND LIEALTII TO YOlpi. INFANTS.
We haio Put up and sold .this article for over ton
years, and can say, in confidence and truth of 14, what
no have cover boon able to say crony other mcdiclne
failed In .
co• to et
when time
er did we
stance o 1
by any one
On the con
delight e d
nlnglolostan• NUM WINSLOW'S
feet a cure -
.
ly used. Nev.
know an In
dlantlefactlonl
who used It. figesTioluvi .
Crary all aro
BOOTIIING
withlts ope,
ttA iffilfikin terms of highest commendatlor; of Its ma
&Lauder-Wend medical virtues. We
.spak
.In this
matter liat we do know," after tan yyeam experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulfilment of what
e hero declare. In almost every Instance whore the
o . .
in . is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
4111 ho found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered. .
• Mist valuablnpreprtration is the prescription of one
of themidst experienced and skilful' nurses In New'
England, and has been used with never }idling success
In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Ilk relieves the child fibm pain, but invigo,
eunuch and bowels, corrects aridity and gives
orgy to the whole system. It will almost
rlleve
IN TUN BOWELS AND,WIND
come con
which If not
medled, end
We believe
CHILDREN and - surest
t h o world,
• t arisen
Tt not onl
rates the at
touo and on
Instantly re
dRIPING
a n d over-I
'Unions,
speedily re- 1
n du th.l
It the bent
remedy In
In all eases
and Inner.
dean when
POIG
.
from teuthing, or front any other cause. We would
nay to every mother who has a. child suffering from any
Atha foregoing complaints—do not let your prejudice
nor lb., prejudices of others stand between your stiffer•
log child and.the relief that will 'be SURE—yen Al)
M ir
SOLUTELY FAME—to fellow the nsof this medicine,
if timely used. Bull directions for using will accom•
pane each bottle. None genuine unless the facoduillo
of URTIS & PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside
wrapper.
Sold by S. W. Ilaverstick North Hanover at. and S.
Elliott Main at. Carlisle, and DrUggints throughout the
world. Price only 25 Cents per Bottle. Principal OM-
Co, No. 13 Cedar at, N. Y. July 20, 1060.-17.
TILL TRIUMPHANT.
kJ The complete success of the Prairie Flower Cook
Otero, warrantathe subscriber 10,6allIng the attention
of all who martrant a superlorittore to call and ex.
amino the only stone that has itiven.universal aatlsfac•
flop. . . .
WHAT IS CLAIMED OVXII. OTHEDS IS
let. A miring of from 30 to 00 per cent. In fuel.
find. A hotter and quicker Ovon from the some fire,
3d. A larger Oven then any othdr stvra of the mom else,
4th. Tho preservation of the centre plocEi from ebbing
saving repairs,
6th. The best linker, Master, and Cook now In use, .
Stb. A superior arrangement far cleaning the Sues,
7th. A perfect tans Consumer for, either word or coal.
Thu Prairie Flower la warranted to give natiefaclion
Id every particular, and will he shown with pleasure to
bit who may call, whether desiring to purchase or not,
any quantity of reform:lce In town cr country.
A few other good Cook Stoves on hand, which will be
sold very low to close stock.
Spouting, heeling, Job work, Copper-smithing and
Shooting work promptly attended to, In town or coun
try. All work warranted at the old stand, Hanover
street north of Louthur. •
MARY M. MORRIS.
N. B. Old Copper, Brass and Pewter bought, and the
highest price paid In cash or goode.
March 28, 1880.—tll.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND SIAOHIN3 SHOP.
N. W. corner of Hanover and North St.
directly opposite Rayihonds Hotel.
Tho subscriber would inform farmers and the public
generally that ho lanow manutectuting and keeps COLI.
atantiy. on band
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Such as Horse Powers, Threshing machines, with sepa•
rotor. attached
CLOVER HULLERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,". -
CORN , RNELLEnkj&c. '
Separators from 6 to 8 bores power,Sulit to order.
N. It Irons and material always'tn hind,. for rupalr
lug Reapers, Mowers, Threshing Medilnes and Agricul
tural Implements of all kinds, which will be attended
to promptly, on reasonable terms
ca _it number of second-baud three-horse machines
for !sale at very low rates.
A. J. KUTZ,
Foreman.
Carlisle July 0,1860,3 m,
O ARLISLE MILLS.
The subscriber would :Inform the
oiti
sene of Carlisle and surrounding country that he
Iles taken the mill known as Carnal', Mulls and IN pre.
pared to furnished In lago or small quantities,
FLOUR & FEED.
Customers work done on short notice. I always pay
the higheareash price for grain. •
J. A. WAGGONER.
Carlisle, Aug. 341860.-4 so
r T OWN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
BALM.
Situate on East Loutber Street In the brirOugh of Car.
ef: The lot: contains 30 foot In trout and '240 foot In
•
•
.•=aaa
'depth.. The improvements' consist of a corn. •
,nwodlous. two story FRAME HOUSE with, 11-':"pi
other convenient outbuildings, Fruit Trees
Shrubbery •dc. • • •
The owner being particularly desirous 'of selling a
great bargain may be had by applying to
A. L SPORN.=
Real Est. Agt. k Scriv.,:
Aug. 8, C
O THE VOTERS OF'-OUbWR
LAND COUNTY,
T
offer myself to your consideration is a candidat
for the omee of PROTHONOTARY, subject to the do
cl.lon of tho People'e County Convention, 'end will b.
gratofdl for your support 8. A. BOLLRNDEROER.
Newville Juno 29, 4.30.—t. c.
ler Notice....on
/•
A l LL , 'persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the subscriber, will please call on hir
at s resideoce opposite Raymond's Rotel, nod settl
without delay. The accounts tom be settled..
July 13-3 m. J. D. HALBERT. •
ITSE CARLISLE
INGS, situated in Cum
berland county, Pa., at th
base of the Slue Mountain, i
the nivorite resort for tilos
' who appreciate grand scow ry, pure mountain air; 'prig
orating baths, lam and wel '
ventilated rooms, good sock •
ty and a good table, The Iva
ters of the Carlisle Spring
are highly impregnated wit'',
minerals and IM3 superior fo
drinking and bathing.' LW
oral arrangements'ill br
made for 'excnrelion Uarties. ,
CARLISLE
V HITE SULPHUR
SpiLINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO. PA.
Accommodations for
• 000
Tema Low.
FOR
PARTICULARS
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Owls, Cussesis A
• Visiomm,
Carplle §prlngs, Pe'
'June 15, 760..3m.
S. Godbold, Turtoi . ,
ix.. 'of Planni Melodeons dii.. , lo4 . itiOde'grciinp• •
manta to Melt this place quarterly And as trilleh oftoor
as occasion roguires.' "Balks located at Horrid:our ,
parthia pau have their loStrurnotiti, tullFd atiehort.n.
Partlei whibingto purchase rhinos 419.. r caOltyal
thodoolros of hliedirporionce 10 solecting. 'good loqtru
mauls without' chargo,sill work will ho - 11111 f Itarrar
tad or no charge tondo. Orders lo ft at tho lost Ofile
tho alsnelon llouso and It. N. Shapleee will 100 ptoinpi
ly attended.
June ' . . •
PBl:L= On the, 10th 'of erliy,-ItietWO - el 7
L. Calllskrand the - Btm4 , Tavern: car.the ~ W atar
hottom B•wd Lk floe Black Broad Obith Coati
. will-tie Mar illy rewarded A. 7. learlitg ::;;N ' odaer
; Aug: 3,
4,l* eqs! „. OPAT.IqO
ITOC
( "orgy' ,
•
Poor '' ' :1 2. 1 1 3 . 4 4 5 C P L AII
Ilia WHAT THE PEOPLE RAY, „
. ,
The undereigned having used Professor flUllf
PRIMPS' SPECIFIC
the
REMEDIES'
In our families with the mod satisfactory results, and
having full confidence in their genuineness, purity;
' and ellicaey, cheerfully recommend them to all per.
eons who wish to have tare, reliable, and eMenctous
remedies nt hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev. MI% llosmer, editor of "The Northern'
Independent," Auburn, N. Y. ; therWev. E. lt..Cree.
try, MD., Rector of St. Peter's Church, Auburn, N. Y.;
the Rev. D. L Ives, Chapinltt 'of the Auburn State
Prison ;Alto Rev. Spencer IS I. Mee, Rector, New-Bed
ford, Moss.; the Rev. Allen Steele;liatt•York Con..
' ference; the ItCv. &MIMI Nichols, klast•Gernsee,Con
-ference;-N.-Y.;.tho-Rev.4`..S,Pratt,,Dorset,-Vbt the
. Rev. 'John E. Roble, Buffalollart, Esq.; Utica,
N. Y. ,• liitTlFZNealkorr, Portland, Me.; •the lion.
Schuyler Uolfax South-Dbrel,lnd-.; the Hon. George
Humphreys', N. IY.; Henry A Coolt,,Esq., Editor of ,
the " Ohio State Journal," Columbus, Ohio ; the Ron,
R
It. 11. Graham, Moline, 111:; the on. Themes J.
. Ohne°, kionticello;Fin. ; the lion. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, N. Y. ; Wm. Bristol Eng , Utica, ,N. Y.; A. A
Pond, reg., Utica, N. Y.;James Plunkett, req., Nadv ,
' yule , Tenn.
No. I.—For Fever, Congeellon, and Innammatton.
No. 2.—For Worm Fever, Worm Collo, Wntling the
Bed.
No. B.—For Collo, Crying, Teething, and Witkerul
need of Infante. , • • • •
. No. 3.—For Dlarrhcea, 011aiera Inrantum, and Sim
mer Comp , -
No. s.—For . Oolle, Or (plop, Dyreaters, or .111
Flux. ,
No. il:—For Cholera, Cholera Morbus,yomhing..
No. 7.—For Coughs, Coble, Influonsa, , aod "Bore
Throng.
• No. B.—For Toothotche, Faeo•oche, sod Nenioigts..
' No. 9.—For Nom!ache, Vertigo ' goat and Yu!loess
Dees of }iced. _
• • - • .
No. 10.—DTSPEP1111 PlLiz—For WenicAraDerange4
Stomach, Constipation, and User Complaint. ,
No. 11.—Fog FEMALE IRREOOLARITIKE,BCiay, Pain
ful, or Suppressed Periods.
N 0.12 —For Leucorrhea. Profuse Menses, and
Bearing Down of Females.
No. 18.—For Croup, Hoarse Cough, bed Breathing.
No. 14.—Sstv•RIIECIM Pars—For Erysipelas, Prop-
Hone, Pimples on the Fore.
No. 115.—RIIRIIMATIO PILLS —For Palo tameness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, Or Limbs. ,
A.—For Fever and Ague, Chill FeVer, Dumb Ague,
Old Mitimanaged Agues, •
P. For Pace, Blind or Weeding, Internal or Ex
ternal. '
o.—For Sore, Werikor Inflamed Eyes and Eyeilds;
Falling, Weak, or Blurred Bight, • ', • ,
C.—nir Catarrh, of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or profuse discharge.
W. C.—For Whooping Cough, abating ,Its violence
and shortening Its coarse.
In all acute Memel, such MS Fevers, Inflammallons,
Marcia:ea, Dysentery; Croup, itheumatllm, and such
eruptive dimities as &Owl, Fever, Measles, nod Fsy
epeles, the advantage of giving the proper remedies
promptly is obvious, and in all such cases the era.
chiles act like a charm. The entire disease le often
arrested at once, and In all cases the violence of the
attack is moderated, the disease shortened, and ren
dered leas dangerous. ' •
Coughs and Cubic, which are of sual frequent oc
currence, and which so often lay the foundation•of
diseased lunge, bronchitle, and coneumption, may all.
be at once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
' In all chronic dlseasee such as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe
male Debility, and Irregularities, old llcadacher,
Bore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Balt Rheum, had other
old eruptions, the case has specifics whose groper
ap
plication pIU afford a cure in almost every Instance.
Often the cure of a mingle chronic difficulty, such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or "Catarrh, Headache or Female
Weakness, has more than paid for the case ten times
over. •
Case of 20 vials complete, In morocco, and Book, $15..
Case of 20 vials, and Book, plain, 4 '
Case of 15 numbered boxes, and Book,. . ...... 2 •
Case of 6 boxes, numbered, and Book,. Ai •1 ,
Single numbered boxes, with directions 4..22
Single lettered boxed, with directions ' 50 cis:
Large case with 2 on. vials. for planters and piny- •
slams ,415 •
ALSO SPECIFICS.".
:Fon Amara . ox Purnisic.—Oppressell, Dlfilcuff,• •
Labored Brenthing, ottended with Cough and Expec•
Mrotion. Price, 50 cents per box. .
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DEAYNESS.—Discharges
from the Ear, tho result of Scarlet Fever, Monies, or
Mercuriolc - .For Noises In-the Head, 11:witness of •
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price, 50 cents per box. . •
Foy Scooreas.—Enlarged Glands, En!Arced and in
durated
Tonsils, Swellinewand Old Ulcers, Scrofulous
Cachexy of Children. Price, 50 cents per box.
FOIV`CIENICRAL DEBlLlTY.—Physical or Nervous
Weakness. - Either the result of Sickness, Excessive _
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 50
cents per box. .
Fon Doter.—Fluld Accumulations -Tumid
,
logs, with Scanty Secretions. Price, 515 - cents. Peibox.
Fon Ses-Sicsame.—Deathly Sickness,-Vertigo, Not. .
sea, Vomitlgg. Sickness from riding or motion.
• Price, 50 cents per box.
. Fria URINARY DISSASEN—For Gravel, Benet Cal
culi, DlMcult, Painful Urination, Diseases of Me llkl
neys. Price, 60 cents per box.
• Fon Somnist. - Esuastorta.—lnvoluntary Discharges ,
and Consequent Prostration and DebilitY, Dad Re
sults of Evil Habits. The most successful and Mil
dent. remedy known, and may be rolled upon as a
cure. Price, with full direction:, $1 per box?"
Persons who o wtsh to place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice of Prof. How
rIIREIR, can do so, at Ida °Mee, 662 Broadway, doily
from 8 A.M. to 8 P. 31., or by letter.
Look over the list; make up a cue of what
klnd
you choose, and Inclose the amount In's. current note
or stamps by mall to our address at 602 Ilrolulway ,
New-York, and the medicine will be duly returned by
mall or express, free of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.—We desire an Beare, efficient
Agent for the sale of our Remedies In every town or
community in the United Rates. AI/ildrisie Dr., Rum.
raarre7kl3c;., NO. M 2 BROXIMAY Nicw-Ttooc.
0. mobil Hanover at, opposite Court Honsslahollale
and retail agent for Carlisle and vicinity and Druggists
ado stores
ECOND OPENING OF FASHION
ABLE
'he subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has just recelVed his sec
ond supply of fashionable Summer Ooods, which can
not be equalled in
QUALITY AND BEAUTY
comprising Um rosy latest styles ; of all kinds of goods
CLOTH OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Cassimera of all NEW STYLES, •estings, an unrivalled
aanortment llnep trete. Italian Cloth, Splendid assort
ment of
LINEN & COTTON GOODS,
all or which will be sold per yard or made to order with
a very low advance. A large assortment ottlentlemen's
Furnishing Goods of every description.
TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS,
The Public will find it to their interest to call, as um
are determined to bold up our motto, "Quick Sallie and
Moan Profits." ISAAC LIVINUSTON,
North Hanover Si root,
May IS, '60.-3m. Opposite the American House:
NOTICE.-
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Mscitsmoseuno, June lettilB6o.
otice is hereby given that an application will bo
made to the Legislature of Pennsylvania at. its next
mooting fur the incerporation of a bank of Issue:. with
discount mad deposit privileges, to be located in the •
Corough of Mechanicsburg, in the County, of Cumber'-
land, Penna. and to be called tho Meohanicsburg Dank,
with a capital of one hundred thousand. dollars with
the right to increase the sum to two hundred thousand
dollars.
J. ABRAIIIMS,
Proprietor
John Wendt,
Levi Markel,
Jacob Mumma,
Wm. E. Gorgas,
Jacob Eberly,
CLOCK WATCHAND JEWELRY
I would respectfully lateral' my old Mends eaClhe
public generally that I have removed my place of busi
ness to Maglaughlins Store Room on north lianoter,§t
next door to Dir. Kline's hotel, and five doom norib rd
the Carlisle Deposit Bank, whore lam prepared to at
tend to the
CLOCK WATCII k JEWELRY BUSINESS • '
In all its various branches, leaving over fifteen years
experiogep in the business I can say, that all warks,.. .A•
trusted/6 my care shall be donate a workmanilke man
ner and warranted.. Give me a call.
Carlisle June 20, 1800.-om. W. D.A. NAUGLE.
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etters.testamen ry on.tho ~ , estate pf
Henry Huck hitint ~litonroo tr;Wnship" . dee'il. hate
bran Inroad in due 'firm of lair by the Itegistf,T.ncCuirt•
berland oountyto Henry S. Each, George
,Etkek, Jnhn
Rock and Jacob Hock; all residing in the same - Atiwn•
ship. All personstudebted to' the estate Wlll'lll4o
Immediate payment and those having etaltonirtil 'pm,
sent Went properly anthenticatod_Tor SotUemtiiit to
' • ',' HENRY t 3 %NCH,
. .' • ' - ' '''• - GEORGE kNOH, '
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• JOHN ENCtr, ' '
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LIBERTY SIOVEVO,IIIII3
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PHILADELPHIA.
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NANTIVACTUREHS Of' the niost,oopll,*f.ofc,pl
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islicornmeoced the MiliJog.,Btuflnessoitashs • Whicint •
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lend ilino#,Tythere he,vll . l - , . .
'ard tool 'forsehieh the, his:vet - ens • nevi% A Sy* at,ttl
Shorteend Auddlinge,Core
pny the highest cosh,.-O price for grate; ••
.Tilly 20, 18130ui. • ' 40TIN
LIST OF SPEOINIO REMEDIES
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
MTS.& CAPS,
VALISES,
UMBRELLAS hr.
Join Nlsley,
John Sadler, '
Levi F
Samuel Eberly,
Solomon P. Gorgon.
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