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T •
o THE HEIRS AND- LEGAL RE-
P ES EN TAT iv ES 0 V-Ileorge Ilutterff lute of the
tow nab ip of Sliver Spring county of Cumberland.deed.
_take notice that by virtue of n writ of Pal Mien and
Valuation issued out of the Orphan? Court of Cumber
land 'Jaunty, and to rue directed. 1 will hold an Inquest
to divide, part or vAlne the veil estate of said dereal,cd,
on the premise', on Wednesday the 17th-day of Onto.
boy, A. U. ISOO. at 10 o'clock. A: ad. when "and where
you may attend if you think proper.
It MP SUCARTNIFIY Sheriff,
Sherilra Oilloe,
Sept. 21, 1800 • 4t
1.10 TR 14.1 El RS . AND LEG- It
PRESENTATIVEA OF ,le.ry groft into of tbo
Munich of Carlisle county of Ilumberland deed. take
notice that by vlquo of a writ of Partition awl Vol ua.
tion Issued out of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland
County, and to me dliected, • will hold an inquebt to
olvide, part or value the roll estato of said dec'cl. on
the premises, on Saturday the 13th day of October A.
D. OVAL ut 10 o'ehick, A. M., when nod where you may
attund If you think proper.
MTARTENY Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle.
Aupt. 21, 1860.-4 t
C r 'AUT 10 N.—The public arc hereby.
cautioned not to trust or harbor ray wife. ELIZA
chu, on my account. she. ha Aug. left • my brit nod
board withoutjust cause or provocation. l con drtei
mined to pay no debts of her ente.racting, either for
hbrself or the two children she' has taken swop with
her. ABRAIIkVi
&pt. 21, 'CO.-3t. Newton township.
AC) eliallafg
W. BENTZ has now opened a larks
A • and coutpleto stock of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, selected expressly for the Fall trade oflB6o, con
slating of
SW( Robes, Flgurod and Plain Silks,
kierinoes, Cashmeres,
All Wool DoLaines, Talenclas. •
audit variety of new style "Dress Goods!'
SHAWLS! SiIAWLSII SHAWLS! I!
Brnche,Ththat, Stella, and Blanket Shawls ()revery de•
scrlptlon. •
Black Silks, and a !I plondld Ilninf Mournfur Goods.
Also a well selected clock of white goods. Hosiery,
Gloves and Trimmings.
MANTLES! MANTLES!!
Fancy colors and Bleck cloth Mantles of the 'latest
Paris Styles. English and •American l'rlnt., French
Scotch and Domestic Ologinuns, a full and complete
stock of Cloths, Casslmeresnud Postings.
..kIAItPETINGSI
thrieply..ingrain and Home made, which
n quality and prices cannot be surpassed
MIRRORS! MIRRORS!!
Oval Gilt, Oval Walnut and 'Mahogany trainee mirrors
of nil then.
having enlarged my room and bereaved my stock of
goods, I can now offer for sale, goods at such prices as
will satisfy not only a few but ev cry one. Thankful
for past patronage extended towards me, I Invite all to
call and examine my new Steck.
Carlisle r.ept.l4, '6O. A. W. lIENTZ.
LIVINGSTON, MERCHANT
Ia TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
g lte e s a p .. ec n tf e u x illi l t a f r o g r o nt: t t . hz ,.. vhlic that he has just re.
FALL AND WINTER GOODB.
which for variety. beauty-andlprlce cannot be equalled
in the County, all of which will be sold per yard or
made up t., measure in the mestopproved styles.
Flue Black French CLOTII of every grade,
Brown do. de. ,
Any and Navy do. '
and many other colors. BASSIMERTIS of the very ln•
teat styles, In iltililol3.o variety. YES:TINOS In large
quantities of the latest styles. ' Also, a very large lot
of Sattinels, Jeans, Flannels, Shirting, 6e., which will
he sold at the lowest market price.
The public is respectfully invited,toimpect our lame
stock of goods, assuring them that a CAI will not Incur
the least'obilgatiou to purchase.
Carlisleeliept. LI, '6O.
pWATCHES
,
A. • J E kIL RV AND
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SILVER WARE,
would respectfully inform , our
friends, patrons and the public generally; that
we have now in afore and offer Wholesale it Retail. at
the Lowest Cash Prices, a large and very choice stock of
Watches, Sowelry, Silver and Plated VI are of every va
lety and style.
Every description of Diamond Work and ether Jewel
ry,
made to Order at short notice.
• • .
Up.. All goOds warranted tabs as represented....elY .
Particular atteutlon given to the repairing ofWatch
es.nud Jewelry of every description. '
8ept..14, 'CO.-Bm. AMA UFPF,It k HARLEY.
• No. 6p'slarket'St. (south side.) Phila.
,A FIRST CLASS LIN] ESTONV
FARM AT PILMILItt BALE.
Will bo tadd at public Pale on the
_premix. on Friday
the lab day - of October, 1800, tbut choke ilinextone
lane Happy Retreat," containing about PO acres. It
ie altnated on d, Cbranberaburg Turnpike, In s'olith
iddloton townhbip, adjoining Au borouLb of Carliele,
on We west.
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The load Is of CM bost.guality and inn kith plate of
Cultivation and all under good Immo, and has been re
ovally heavily limed., The Improve • .
a
minds are a commodious two story :• • , ' - .2
• BRICK ,1•10U81!; 3: - ._,..,
with a - welter never (Ailing water at , ' ~, r 0gr .....
thu door, and all necessary out bull. '. ---",..-
dings. Also, a l'Model Barn." Thie is a largo Frame
Bank Barn, built or the best timber and will bust mom.
mend Itself by slew examination. There lea large Brick
Cistern in the embankment in perfect order and ciin
taloa suillcietit Water Sir all stook purposes. Atm. tine
Corn Cribs. Wagon Sheila, Cellars, &0., attached to the
Barn. • Thin Is One of the most desirable properties in
Cumberland Coliuty.. . ,' , . •
Also, adjoining the abaci, about one and *Balt acres
' . ... ~• ~', with a Two story. BRICK .- HOUSE,
' , : tit ..Out 111111414 A a wall of water, &C., Which will bp Mid • with the farm or.
•without.' to sult purchasers. - Three
"i - , • proportim veld baler private sale' till
. ,
day of sale.,
'Powell wishing to purchluiti.will call or address It.
BLEandersou, Egg, Carlisle Ye. Ter* mile known
...en day of sale. ' .-.. ' ' JOHN SANDERSON,
• Sept. 14, '70.-to. . . 'JAMES BANDBRBOLI.
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' Cheap Job Printing done here. ' '
E•LEcrioN- PROCLAMATION.—
witiair:As;in and by en net a the General As.
seemly of the Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, entitled
nu " Act relating to the elections ot this Common.
oaltn,"paseed the 2d day of July, A.l). 1h39, it Dinette
tie duty of the Sheriff of every , county within this
Commonwealth, to give public notice of the General
Elections, and In such notice to'enumeruits:
1. The officers to' be elected.
2.1,01;1101Mo the place at which theeleetion Is to be held
1, 110117. aIcUARTN EY, nigh Sheriff of ;he count) ot
Cumberland, do hereby make known nod give II& pule
lie notice to the electors of the county of CUIII7III
that on TULSI/Alf, the 9th day of .October, x Lam
election will be held at the several election dieicts
tablished by law insaid county, at which time they
'will vote by ballot' fog .the several ollicers hereinafon
named. viz
ONE 'PERSON . ,for Governor of the Commonwealth ol
'Pennsylvania,
TWO PERSONS to represent the counties of Cumber;
hind and Parry In the Douse of Represtnltatives ci
ONE PERSON ihr Prothonotsry of Cumberland County.
IJNE PERSON for Recorder and Clout of the Courts of
Qusrtur session, Oyer, and Tarpluer. and Oephans
(inure of Cumberland County.
ONE PERSON for Register of Cumberland County.
ONE PERSON for Commissioner of Cumberland Lounty:
ONE MOWN for Director of the Poor of . CuMberland
County.
ONE PF.IISON for Auditor of Cumberland County.
,The said election will be held throughout the county
as follows: '
The election In the election district composed of the
borough of Carlisle nod the townships of Ntoth 31Iddle
tom South Middleton, Lower Dickinson and 'bower
Fnitik ford, will be held at the Court Home in the bor ,
ough of Carlisle. '
'flue election In the election district compered of Low,
or West Pennshorough township, Will be held nt the
North School 'loose in Plainfield. •
The election In the election district composed of Sit '
ver.Spriug tOwnsisim will be held at tie Public house of
Jacob Ot.tott, in llogestowtrin said township.
;The .eleetidu in the election district composed of
Hampden township, will be held nt the house tiwnterly.
occupied by Iluttry.llickeinell, In said township.
Tito election hr the election district composed of the
township of Upper Allen, will be held at the public
house occupied by John Floyd; in Shepherdstown.
The election in the election district composed of the
township of Lower Allen, will be held at the wagon
'linker shop of Junes Huochbarger, on Slate MIL
Tho election In the election district composed of Enst
Peintsborough township, Will bp held at the house
now occupied by E. Clay,•tit the West Itind of the, Maeda
burglirldge. • •
The election in the election district committed of New
Cumberland, will be held at the house formerly, kept
"by Wan. 11. itohl, in the borough of. New Cumberland.
The election in, the election district composed - of the
Illorottgli of Mechanicsburg, wilt be held nt the public
house of James Mploy, IS sold borough. ,
'rho vlection in the &Woo district composed of
MOnrop townsdip, will be held 'et the public hence of
Moses Ligget. In Churchttorti, in said township.
The election in the election district composed of Up
per Dickinson township. will be held at ti IJ . house for
merly occupied by'llettry 11. Stone. in sold township.
The election In the election district c“mposed of the
borough of ,Newville. rind townships ut Mifflin. Upper
Frankford, Upper West Pennsboro. and Rorth New ton
will be held at the Public School Houstslu the borough
of Newville.
'rho election In the election 'district composed of
Hopewell township, will be held at the New Erick
School House, in Newb..rg, In odd townsltlP.
The election In the election district composld,of the
borrough of Shippensburg, Sitippetieblleg blele‘llll/ and,
that part of Soutlintupton tm nship scot included in
the Leesburg election district, will be held at tt e
Council House iii the borough eftAllippousburg.
The election in the election district composed of, that
part of Southampton township, nut embraced hi the
Shippensburg district, will be held nt the hence for.
nicely occupied by Witham Maxwell , in Leesburg.
The election
. 111 the election district composed of that
port of Newton township, ttot included in the Newrllle
dishies t will be held nt the School House, In Jackson
ville.
The election in the election district composed of
Middlesex township will behold at the Middlesex
School House.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
.....
That every person except justices of the Pence who
shall Mold tiny office or appoietment of profit or trust
under the United States or of this State. or any city or
inco/orated district, whether n rommissioiled officer or
otherwise; n sulmrdinato Ancor or agent, who is or shall
be employed under the legislative, executive, or
clary. departments of this State. or the United States.
or Many city or of nny_incorporated district; and also
that any Member of Congress or Of the State Legisla
ture, and of the Select or CollllllUllCOUllell of any city.
Or commissioner orally incorponded district. is by law
Incapable rot holding to...exercising at the mine time tin•
office or appoinfamot ofjudgo, Inspector or clerk clan
elections of (WS COllllllOll Wealth, and that no Inspector. ,
judge. or other taker of such election shall be eligible'
tole: there voted for,
And the said act of Assembly, entitled an tact rola
Meg to the electitonSof this Cominconivealth, ppfsed Jul.
2, 15511 further provides es follons. to 411:
- .That the Inspectors mud judges shall meet at the
place appointed far bolding the elections of the district
to which they respectively belong, before nine o'clock
In the morning of the :remit' Tuesday In October, and
each of said Inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who
shall be n qualified voter of SUM district.
" In case the person who shell have received to sec
ond highest number of votes ler inspector shall not at
t. nd on theAlay of the eketion, then the person who
shall have received the second highest number of votes
at the next preceding election, shall act as inspector In
his piece. And hi case tile person title 'shall Move re
ceived the.hlehest lumber of v. tea far inspector shall
not ettend, the person elected judge shall ammint an
inspector In his place; and La 01100 tile person elected
judge shall not attend. then the Inspector who meth , '
ed the highest number of votes shell appoint a judge in
his place, Or if any vacancy. sloth cootie ee Inn tile Iseard
for the 1141C0 of ono hour niter the time fixed by law tor
the opening of the election, the qualified 'stern Of the
township. wawa or district for which such. offieer shall
have been eleeted, present at the place of electlot , shall
elect one of their number to fill such vaca nay.
" It shall he the duty or the soivend assessors of each
district to attend at the place of holding every general,
special, or township election, during the whole time
said election In kept open, for the purpose of Orlin; ino
formntion to the Inspectors and judges n hen railed eta,
in relation to the right army person assessed by time
to vote at such election, or such other o at tenn in rein.
tine to the Assessments of vie ens no the, said lospectors
or either of them shall from thee to time require. •
•• No person sloth be permitted to vote at any election
as aforemiti, other than a white freeniiin of the age of
twenty-one years or more.-who snail have resided In the
State at least One year, and ha the eimiton district
where toe offers his vote at least ten (ue ittunixlintely
preceding such election, and within two years paid n
State or county tax, which shell have been amassed et
least ten days beliono the election. but n eithen of the
United States who has previously been a qualified voter
of this State, and removed therefrom and returned, and
who shall have resided in the election district and paid
taxes ifs alloresalit. shah be entitled to vote after-resid
ing in this State six months: Provided, That the
white freemen, citizens' of the United States, beta con
ontymie 111111 twenty-two years, who have resided in
an election district as eforeseid, shall be entitled tr
vote although they shell not have paid taxes.
"No person shall be permitted to vote whose name Is
not contained in the list of taxable Inhaloitants fur
ribbed by the Commissioners. unless First, ,lie produce
a recelpt.for the payment within two years of n Stair
or county tax assessed agreenbly to the Constitution.
end give satisfactory evidence, either on his e2th or of
firm:dine, or the math or affirmntion of :another, that he
has plaid such n tax. Or 011 tailllre to prldlire It receipt
shall make notli to the payment thereof. Second, if hr
claim a right to vote by beteg an elector, between the
Age of twenty-one and twenty-tun years. he shall de
pose on oath or animation flirt he ham resided In this '
State at least one year next before his applicalkm, nod
ma be such proof of residence In I lie district us IS rook
ed by this act, nod that he does verily believe. from the ,
account given Idol, that he Is of the ago Mores:all nod •
such other. evidence an Is required by this art, where.
upon the name of the person thus admitted to vote
silente inserted hi the alphebetical list by the lospee.
tors, nod a note mole opposite thereto by writing the
word " tax," If lie shall be ndmitted to vote by reason •
oh 'mine paid tax; or the word •• age," if he shell '
admitted to 'retell reason orsuch age. shall be called
out to the clerks, who 0111111 Intake the like litotes on the
lists of voters kept by [helm
" iu all cases where the name of the person cla ring
to vote is found on the list furnished by the commis.
sionors and tassessor, or his right to vote, whether feud
thereon or not, is ohjected to by any qualified citizen,
rishall be the duty of the Inspectors to examine math
peseta on oath as to his qualifications, and if he Oriels
to have resided within the State for one year or more
Wreath shall be eufficient proof thereof, but shall
wake proof by at least one competent witness. who
shall be a qualiflearelector, that he has resided hi the
district for morn than ten days, next immediately pre -
ceding . such eleeti6O, and eland also himself sweer taint
his lama fide residence, In pursuance of his lawful call-'
lug. Is in said district; nod that I e did not remove into
said district for the purpose of voting therein.
"Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who shall
make due proof, if required, of the residence and pay
ment of taxes ns aforesaid, shall be admitted to vote in
the township, ward or district In which ho shall reside
. any person shall prevent or attempt to prevent
any officer Of Any election under this net from holding
such election, or use or threaten any violence to any
mach officer, or shall Interrupter improperly interfere
with him In the execution of his duty, tor shall block
up the whitlow. or avenue to any window where the
mum may be holding, ur shall riotously disturb the
popes at, such olestion, or shall use any Intimidating
threats, force or violence, with design to Influent . ° un
duly or overawe any elector, or to present him froaq
thug or to restrain the freedom of choice, such pe
an conviction shall be fined in any sum not exceed ng
five hundred dollars. and imprisoned for any time' not
less than three pqr more than twelve months. and if it
shall he shown to-Court, where the trial of such Mien°,
shall be had. that the plrsor so offending was note
resident of the city, ward, district or township when
tffialitrimeti Wain committed, and not entitled to rota
therein, then on conviction he shall be sentenced to
pay a fleet:loot loss than one hundred nor mere that
one thousand dollars, and be Imprisoned not less that
six months nor more than two years._
If any person or persona shall make any bet or na
ger upon the result of any election within the Corn
monwoalth. or shall offor to make any such bet or us
gor, either by verbal proclamation thereof, or by an,
written or printed advertisemmit. , challenge or invitt
any person to make eueb bet or waect. upon conviction
thereof ho or they shall, forfeit and pay three times lb.
amount so hot or to tel bet.
4, If any molten-not by low qualified, shall booth,
lently rose any election of thin Commonwealth, or
being othertinte qualified shall vote out of his propel
district. or if any person knowing the want of sot 1
quolificatfpne. shall aid or procure such person to vote
the person offending. shall, on conviction 'he fined ii
any sum not exceeding two hundred dollars. and . lit
Imprisoned for any term not exceeding ticee months.
Irony person shall vote nt•noire, than one electlor
district. or otherwise fraudulently vote more than one,
on the mote day, or shall fraudulently Odd and deny I
'to the inspector two tickets together, with the • intent
Illegally to vote, or shall nem:lm another to do so. 10
or they offending, shall on conviction be fined in isu,
sum nut less limn fifty nor more than five hundret
MARI... and be imprisoned' •Inr any term mit less that
Wee nor more thou twelve months.
"If any person jut qualified to vote in this Com—ton
wealth agreeably to law; (ex . rept the sons of qualified
chianti.) shell appear at any place of election for the
purpose of Influencing the citizens gumlike , ' to vote
he shall on conviction forfeit and pay any sum not ox.
ceeding one hundred dollars for every such offence. and
he Imprisoned for any term not exceeding three months'.
Agreeably to the provlaiona of the sixty.first nett tilt
of the paid nct,'every General and /imolai Elect inn shell
be opened between the hours of eight and too in the
forenoon, and shall continue without Interruption or
adjournment until seven o'clock In the evening, when
the polls shall be closed.
And U4'011401; of the respective' ellatrlas aforesaid
are by the told act required VS moot at the Court House
in the Imroughorearllale, on the third day after the
election,Theing Friday, the Ittsh day of °Reber.) then
and thereto perform
the things required of thenibi law.
The return .Judges of the Representative district,
will meet at Carlisle, at the time fined by law.
Given under toy hand,'at CArlitie, thin 14th day 44
September, 1860.
ROBIIRT IffeCIARTNI:T.• Rheilff.
i'SCOPI(I VIEWS —Only 10
10 , cents apiece at Mn.o R. A. Reynolds Ragan rr r n
r
SOLION.
_Aug. 10, '6O -4t. •
~03130}10 W 0 Lre
.4ROXITIC
I g t\4 & Ok°
A SUPERLATIVE
•
:rICON I C, D lUR ET
• . .IC
4Aciate"
.•.•- • •
VICDRATIIIC,'CORDLAt
To t citizons of-No r a. , Jursoy & Pannsylvania,,Apiithee
\ caries, Druggists , itroeera and Private
• Families.
Wo Pa Pure Comae Brandy. - •,
Wolf. Pure Made. Inc Sherry and Port Wino. `'
{Valhi Pure Jamaica and St. Croix Bum. -
Woiha Pure Bead, and trials Whiakey. •
=M!
• I beg leave to roll the attention of the,citianns of the
Bolted States to the thrive Wanes and Liquors, impor
twi by 11dolpho %Volt:1. of Now York. whose name is fit
minor In every port of title country for the purity of
his relebrated SCIIIMIA3I RHIN yrs. ale. %Volt In Ills let
ter to me, spooking of tint purity of hie .Nines and Li•
q ours. sayer t• I will stako toy reputation so alum',
ray standing as a..nterchant of thirty years' residence.
in tin, city of New York. that all tho Brandy and %Viotti
wlpri I bottle are pure He imported, and of the , best
quality. an can be relied upon by, every purchaser."
Leery bottle hue-the proprletres mine on Oil. wax.
and a foc simile of his signot tire on the certlficato...,The
public are reopiirtfully invitud to call and examine. for
tireantolves., Fur sole at Retail by all Apothecaries and
Iln.icers in Philadolphia. -
(harp 11. Ashton, No. 832 Market St.
Solo Agent for Philadelphia.
Reed the falloWirm from the New York Courier
linornnius business for en e Now York Merchant —We
sire happy to into, in our fellow citizens that there is
0110 piaci In our city where the physician, apothecary,
and country merchant, can go and purchase pure Wines
and liquors. as pure as Imported, and of the hest'quall.
ty. • M a do not intend to give an elaborate description
of this merchant's extensive Idoilness. although it Yinh
well-repay tiny stranger or citizen to visit Udolpho
Wolfe's oxtensivawarchonse, Nos. 18. 20 and 22, Heaver
str; et, and Nos, 17,10 and 2t, Markotfield street. ling
stock of Selling:inn on hand ready for shipment could
riot have been less than thirty thousand cases; the
Brandy some ten thousand cases—uVlntages of 18:01 to
.1850. and ten thousand gases of iiinderia, Sherry and
l'ort Wine. Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Jamaica and St.
Croix hum. cube very old and equal to any In this
country. lie also has three large cellars filled with'
Brandy, Witio..4c., in casks, under Custrari Mouse key,
ready-f.-a • ottling. Mr. Wolfe's soles of Schnapps last
y e av-aTlVertia to one hundred end olchty thousand
dozen. and ire hope in less than two years he may be
equally MUlTeNsilli psigl his Brandies and Wines.
Ilia business merits the patronage of every lover of
bls species. PrivaO families' who wish pure Wines and
Liquors for medical use should send their orders direct
to 31Q1 olfa, until every Apothecary in tho land make
up their minds to discard the poisonous stuff from their
shelve and replace It with Wolfe'. pore Illines and
Liquors.
We Understand Mr Wolfe,Yhr the ace , mmodation of
small dealers in the country, puts up assorted cases of
Wines and Liquors. Such n man, and such a merchant
should be - sustain.' against his tens of thousands of
np, ~,,, nits in the United States. who sell nothing but
imitations, ruinous Mike to human health and happi
ness.' Sept. 14,_ 'BO.-6m.
VALUAI3LE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Sltante on East Main Street. Ot the borough of CarllSle.
.The let root 3111 a :12 feet In front and about 20 feet In
depth.' Thu Improvements are a corn
modloux • "-•
TWO-STORY. BRICK HOUSE
Vi and Sark Building. with ntber con'
venientnut bulbllngs.alllo excellent
order. The manor being particularly dehlrous of Nulling
a great bargain may be obtained by n 1,1411,2.0
A. L SMINSLEII, •
• Real Estate Agent and Scrivener.
Carilsle, August IT. 1660.—0 w.
V A LUAB LE PRIVATE REST.
DENIM AT TRIVATICBALE.
•. -
.
Situated On West Pomfret street In the Borough
—Carlisla. The hit'eentalus 10 feet In front and 24U foe.
In, depth.
Thu improvements ere n compodielt, two story
BUICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with n'two strwy Brick Back Building, 'containing on
the lower Ibur two parlors ,dlithiwrooin and kitchen,
k. and .111 the second flair (IV,, chambers. 'flo.re ate ohs,,
other colveniont out buildlits. Cistern, fruit. shrub.
-hery - and other neccssary linprorennnts._VEr tor...and
further particulars enquire of A. I. SPONSI.EII,
Aug. 31, - Real Est. Agt & Spiv.
AT A! 134 131. E FAR .AT PRIVATII
SALE.
The sulcgerlher offers at Prlvatti Sabi the farm on
, which lIU now recklem, situated In tipper Allen town
-41--ellip-Cungherlaml Mingly, on the road leading; from
Lute,. 114Ingrlg. from which It Is Ilktant about,
ono mile. Tile Yellow liri!relleSeroek.bound. the tenth
Mall oldie tract. The Farm Ix In u high mute or cult!.
Scatlee. and e 01. 1 ,81. OYFI lIUNIIItED AND Piltllr
of gravel Ingot. mixed with the land, itg4
all cleared, except about two acres. ! The linprovemntet,
•
A THREE STORY 1.131-tOK ❑OUSE,
Melading a basement, nearly new, and finished In lbs
best manner.
A - BBICK BANK lIARN;
large and commodious, Wagon-shed. Carriage House
Corn-Cribs. all.i other noccssery•.out buildings. A thrir
lug orchard of choice fruit, a well ot water at the door
and running water In every field:
Purclountra desirous or slow log the firm, or ancortsin-
Ing the turns of ealo. will call on the subscriber on the
premises, or by letter addressed
MICITA EL LAMBERT,
Lisburn, Cued,. Co. l'a. .
Aug:17.'60.--6R*
esponstble and honest agents wanted
Ihro4hout ti, Itnllecl States. to whom we will
pry a and try of from $2.1 to SiXl per month un I expenses.
Thltits - no hunihn.r Fon pitrtleulersaddref.s (Inelosing
lied Stomp for return postnue,) or eppiy.ln, person to
Sept. 14, '60.-3m. HALL $ CLAIM, 11,1Terill Mmis.
FOR SALE.-50,000 building brick
for sale. at less price than they can be had lit the
kiln. Enquire at this taco. Sept. 14,'00.
)[IOTOGRAP HS! PHOTO
. nitkiviisli
Corree. Photographs of the Prince of Wales. tho Eno
per. .r. Empress and Print,. Impel lal of Franco now on
exhlhltion, and for sato at Mrs. Reynold's Daguerrean
cornor of Hanover and Louther &roots Carlisle
September 11. '6O.
'IOURT PROCLAMATION.-
WIIEIIEtS the lion..lA I, ES 11. OItAIIAM, Pros!.
dent Judge of the several Courts of Couleur Picas 01
the ccunties of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, end
Justice of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
Uuneral Jail Delivery in sold counties, and lloti. Som•
ust.—Wolidourof and iPm. M. Coutix, Judges of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer and Ouneral Jail Delivery
for the trial of 111 capital and other offenders, It. the
said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to me di
rected, dated tie 27th of August, 1800, have ordered
the Court oh Oyer and Terminer and 1l mondial' Delivery_
to be holden at CAlt LIdL it, on the second MONDAY of
November. Ildo, (being the 12th day,) at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. to continue two woke.
NOTICE IS IIER11111" GIVEN to the Coroner, Juno
tires of iho Peace and Constables of the said county of
Cuitiberlntol,.that they are by the said precept com
manded to be thou antUltere in their proper 'persons,
with their rolls. rerords, inquitlitionar examinations
and ,altother rominbra.ces, to do those things which
to their olliVor appertain to be done, and all those that
are bound by reroglibeaces. to prosecute against the
prisoners that aro or then shall be In the jail of raid
county, are ti be there to prosecute them us shall be
just.
ItOTT. McCARTNEY, Sheriff.
S•ieniFeli OEFICE,
Carlisle. Sept. 7, 1800.
•
pußLic SALE.-
Under an order of solo from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Cumberland County, I will expose Wont.
Ilr wile a' the Court House. In the borough of Carlisle,
on itatuelay. the 20th arty of Reptt Itemr, et 11 O'clock,
A. M., the following described property:
A LOT OF GROUND. "
containg 60 feet In front and 240 feet In depth, More or
less. situated In South Remover street, In wild borough
bounded by lots of John. Campbell, Joseph Sites. and
M. Ifoffer. having a one nnd.a half
story FR aMid HOUSE and out bull.
dines thereon erected. into the prop.
•- •111, erty of Adam Crouse. deed.. •
'terms will bo made known on day'
JNO. 13. PARKER, Trustoe.
ERN
AI ILL PROPERTY AND FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.,
Sl' wiled on the Conodoguinet credit about four miles
west of Carlisle and known as. ZElti LEK'S 5111.1,."
• The Mill is built of stone three stories high
L: . I i
. Nit, sod contains four run of stone, with metal
reaction wheels and linchlubrytTgood run.
- nlng ordor. ' Th. Improvements connected~
• • therowith aro two dwelling Mouses Saw Mill
and other necessary out buildings, and a
Corn Kiln f r dry log corn.
The Farm °minting niwol 200 Acres of good Slate Lind
In a Me state of cultivation and under
li t
good {once, abitut 150 'Aeres of which .},.,,
are cleared sad the rusidno covered with ',.',. - •
good timber. The improvements of a r:',': •.`
Frame Dwelling liouse, , ...-.._;;,.,-.-.
Bank Barn, Corn Crib, also a Tenant Mouse; Spring
111,1180.1 re Mouse anti other convenient nut buildings.
A Orly low young orchard of apples, also peaches pews
and oilier fruit. .
The Mb with any number of agree of iced the taw.
chaser might desire will he disposed or separate from
Vie term or the farm sepnite from the 11111 mould the
purchaser wish it. ,
Nor terms and further particulars enquire' Of the
owner Philip Zeigler, residing on the Premises or of
:.. A. L. SPONbi.Eit. •
Real Est. Agt. A Etery'r.
Sept. 14, '60.-2En
A VALUABL ETO W.N PROPERTY
PUULKI SALE.
On Saturday October bth, 1660. at 10 o'clock A:lf
at the Court House in Car late, will be offered et public
rale, that valuable town property, shunted, ore Nora
Hanover Area, In the borou. h. of Carlisle, formerly oc
cupied by Wm. Osisnlf as a Saddltry, at presont_occu
plod by N. W. Woada as ft. Dry floods'
. Siore, containing
twentpone and a Leif rept 'iront. on Hanover Street.
and one hundred and' eighteen feet ib,deptb, more or
lees. with I he privilege of the alloys In common with'
the adjoining property, The Improve- , • -
manta consist old two and n ball story
BRICK 110 USE, -
'two story Fllllllll Kitchen 'and. Frame'
'Stable. The Ir:wallah la centred, martin •
. the business portion of thelown.
Title indisputable. Posscrulon &an April 1, 1801.
Tern:nal:lade known on day of able by
Sep. 14,'00. W. If...HILLER.
.. .
I.IAIR'. 1 li' , THE • EMPIRE ' HOOK
1 3-,A.NDLADDERtOOSIPANY.
.
The Era . lie Mob A' Ladder Company. No. 1; Of Car.
lisle, return their thtUdfli to the Ladies, and citizens
generally for the libteal aid extended it, them at their
first Fair, July 4th 185 b. and would iSopectfully infbrni ,
themthat they Intend fielding t.ene more and the laot"
In ithettues Hail, duilfig the Agrieultural Fair, cone
mencing the oth DA Yl.lF,POTOillilt, and eipllng datur.
day evening the 13th. Any Small article, (they or use ,
fel that the Judgment of the ladies. may suggest. will,
he gratefully received and the siippiti.t ot • the public,
over remembered by the members of the Empire.
. .
Contributions may bu Ira Nllh olthur of tho commit ,
too oh bohnif of the -Company,'
. . . .
' 'CO. SUTTEE OF ARBANOEMENTS. • • :.
Geo. !rondo! ' Jno. Cam e o% aliairmati:
W. C. Bawye .
D. B. Dixon, ' 11. Pi Wort, , • „
.
J. 0, Blair, • , P. U. Kuhns, •
0: J. Catmony, • J. A. Xerr,
J. T. Lobach, ~.- J. B. Thompson, • .
J.U. Shenfot, . ,r;; - .--. K. K. Spangler, - "
' J. W. Patla, Senratary.
Perhaps of 0 tickets LO. cents, single adinhalon 10
yentato
had of any of thoComhitttee, and' at the
dour of the Hall.
.6urlisii; Aug. 10, 18C0.—t. F
11 AN K _N O,T I Itl .
Thu partnership horetofora existing undor the
name and style of KEtt, BIIENtit,EMAN & Co., expired
by limitation on the 13th lout.
Ail Wane.s dim depositomtvill ten transforred to and'
all Interest Certilleatoa now out, will Lepaid at mat ue
.ty, or new coos Issued by the new firm of KBK, DUN.
LAY, A Co., whose Banking Card will he soon below.
HER, BRENNEMAN rA CO.
Carlisle, Aug 14, 1860, •
CLT.MDERLAND VALLEY ,BANK
PROP.ILIETOIII3.
IYILLIAM }ER, IDAANDRNNEMAN,
RICHARD WooDS. JOHN &STERRETT,
JOHN C. DUNLAP._re.' • JOHN DUNLAp t
STUNCEON.
This Bank, is now prepared to do a general Banking
and Exchange business, under the name and style of
KEN, DUNLAP .0 Co., in the name place lately necu•
pied;by ICer, Brenneman & Co.
• MOney received on deposit and paid back on demand
without notice.. Certificates of deposit bearing Interest
at the retest five per cent. will be issued for as short
a period as four mouths. Interest en all certificates
will cease at maturity, proVided however, that if said
certificates are renewed at any time thereafter for an.
other given period, they shall bear the same rate olio-,
terest up to the time of renewal. Twenty days notice
must be given.of an intention to withdraw interest de
posits.
They mil the attention .of Farmers, biechanics and
all others whniiettire a safe depository for their money,
to the undeniable fact, that the proprietors of this Bank
ale not only liable to the amount of their stock In the
bank, but are INDIVIDUALLY liable to the extent of theft
estates tot all the Deposits, and, other obligations of
Nor, Dunlap & Co. •
Particular attentlort elven to the collection of Vendee
Notes, Foreign It ills.*Drafts, Checks. &e., in nny part of
the United Statmi and Canada, •
Itemittancesmade to any part of the United States,
'England, and-Ireland. '
They will et all times be pleased to give any Informa
tion desired In regard to minter matters In e,ceeral..
The faithful, and confidential executietf of ail' orders
entrusted to them inn' be relied upon.
Open for business hem o'clock in the morning until
1 o'clock In the evening.
11. A. wrunazox, Cashier.
Carlisle, Aug.' 14. 1860.
M . T. W ASH INGTO.N . COLLEGE,
For Young todlon.• -
FACULTY OF GOVERNMENT AND INSTRUCTIONt
Rev. Geo Lewis Staley, A. M. Principal:—lntellectual
Philosophy and Christian Ethics; duo. A; Peters, A. 11.
Vice Prlncloal.—Latln, Mathematica arid hellos Lettres
(to be filled duringtthe year.) Natural Selonec. Prof.
Henry Schwing.—organ. Plano and Vocal Musk, Prot'.
Nicholas Till niatin,—.l'latto and Guitar. Samuel Pick
.ering. EN —Drawing and OH Painting. Manila Mat.'
trtt,-.Freuelt Language and Embroidery. Mice. M.
Elizabeth l'ettllyme,—Assistant teacher or Mathentat•
Ica. Miss Mr Virginia Whitlocke,—Eugliah Branches.
MOUNT' NV ASIIZNOTON COLLEUE.
The Principal Okapi thls method, in advance - of the
annual Catalogue and Circular, of announcing. that thil
flfth.year of this Ihstitution will begin on the Floor
WEDNESDAY or SEPIENIDER NEST. Ile desires to DSSUEU
thu HUD& and patruos of the - college that thS same
earnest d ' eSotion to the work of Female Edpcation which
has marked its history thus tar, will continue to char
ea.:rise the operationsof the School and that no pains
or espouse will be spared toonske It all that could be
desired both as 0 Literary Institution and as a Chris•
lion litone for those entrusted to its care.
THE cyt.l.EuE EDIFICE_ AND GROUNDS.
The location of the College on the Northern Central
Ball Bead nix miles from Baltimore. has been seleetell
ac one of the most desirable In the State. The grounds
include twenty-one acres of. vcellent land. and aro or
namented with a beautiful wriodiand of several acres,
in the midst of which, un an elevated and highly de
slrable site, in located the College edifice, four stories•
litheignt. The building is constructed of brick, octa
gonal In form, 'SO feet In circumference, encircled by
wide and beautiful verandahs—Wu , ample accomunida.
Hone for one hundred boarders.. and presents n very
striking and Imposing appear tore, Thu locative ie
highly silithrious and pleturetque. and commands a
delightful view of the surrounding country.
' The internal arrangethen hi are complete, and are all
that could be-desired. There are thlrty-two , ..rafuni In
all, eight of which are very spacious. In the tank loft
are twd reservoirs, with a capacity otwoogallintx: and
from these. the Kitchen, Laundry. 11,th-rooms,..a the
Chambers. Dennitottes and Stairlandlngs, are abun
dantly suppled with pure water. All the apartments
are provided with - registers fur Ventitatton. and the ail
mission of warm air. Imthe winter seas 'n, from large,
brick furnaces. Thotlas arrangements are also com
plete. The building throughout, is furnished to a very
neat and attractive style. rind the Principal is satisfied
that wen tsand guaralans will be highly pleased with
the entire arrangement of the College.
OBJECTS ANDCHABACTER OF THE SCHOOL.
Mount Washington College affords to its 'Pupils, ample
means and an pliancea. for thorough physical and Intel.
lectual trainin.g. with ell the advantages and surround.'
logs of a Christian family.
• Provision Is made for physical education, In the dully
practices of calisthenic exerrlsis, the value of wining,
ban boas son, in the ImproVed health and fuller sous.
color development of the pupils of the College. 'The
verandahs nod extern RiVO gnnu ode laid out In beautiful
walks, furnish both the invitation and opportunity for
healthful recreation in the open air.
As regards intellectual culture. It Is haltered that
the merge of study and methods of Instruction atiltpted
nt Mount in'arblngtun, are, to say tine least, equal to
those of tine beat schools in the country. The • studies
In which its pupila aro engaged, with the free oral
teachings that accompany each recitation, and the Ire.
quest delivery of formal lectures on scientific or liter
ary subjeets, with thrice readings from the Classic poets
and prose writers of the English language combine
most favorably, to produce the boat form of, true wo
manly cultic:Alan.
• In this connection, it is deemed proper to mention,
as one of the great advantages of the institution, and
as neaten tally effecting Its character and contributing
greatly to the successful accomplishment of Its o 1 jests,
that it In exclusively a Itannilug School, and,,that •no
pupils are admitted, but ouches are, in full, members
of the College family.
A course has been established for resident graduates,
who may desire to prosecute their studies beyond the
regular curriculum.. Reside tine study of the text books
me ntioned, they will prosecute a systematic couranNof
reading, and will have Unionise Mange nt special lectures.
The College In furnlehea with complete apparatus for
Illustration In the departments of Chemistry and Natu
ral Phlikophy ; and the public may rest assured that
whatever may be in:cam/toy, from flute to time, to keep
pace with tine progress of the age, will be brought into
the service of the College.,
The religibus teachings of the College contemplate a
thorough and harmonious acquaintance with the fun.
&mental facto and truths of Christianity. as taught
clearly In the scriptures, and which rise ale:moan mere
sectarianism, to that higher unity of the Divine Life,
In which ?there Inn neither Jew nor Creek, fous..l are
one lin Christ Jesus."
The en tirdcharacter of the religious, training of the
College Is eminently Christian' without being sectarian
—and while no pains will be spared to Impart a prne
timl knowledge of the Christian Religion. parents and
guardians may rest etetp. d, that no attempt will be
made to Interfere with Ling particular denominational
relations of the pupils. •
•
TER IS. '•
. • . . _
~.." . •
For the E4llsh Course. including Latin and Greek,
Board. Furnis hed
Room. Fuel. Light and Washing, fur
Scholastic Year, $2OO 00
' EXTRA, CHARGES.
•
Instruction on the Plano or Guitar, including the
use of the instrument, 510 00 per Quarter
Instructions on the Organ; 20 00 .
Vocal Muslo, (separate lessons,) 15 00 - .
. (in classes.) , 600 ..
Modern atitguages, each 800 . ,
Oil Painting,(exclusiveof materials)lo 00 ..
Drawing and Palatiug In Water, , I
Calms. each 6 00
Ornamental 'Needlework, 600 .'
Stationary for School Room use, 150 .
Diploma fee 55 00.
Where it would bo preferred, a special arrange,
meet can be made in advance. that will secure to the
pupil the privilege of the entire course includiugall the
extra brancims.-
The bills fix each half session are to be paid In ad
vanceiltnd a deposit must be made to cover the expense
of books and materials fur Painting, Drawing and Needle
Work, etc. whore it Is deiiired that these should be fur
nished by tho•lnatitutinn.
New Pupils are charged only from the date of their
entrance into the School, hut the engagement, la, in
all canna, fora year, unless a distinct arrangement is
made for a shorter time.
. .
No abatement will be made In the ease of old pupils
who etay away after the opening in the session, or of
such as may be absent from toe College during the year
unless such absence ho caused be serious sickness
Pupils who remain et the College doting the Vasa
Con will be charged for Boarding and Washing, $4 24 .
par week. •
For admi slots, additional particulars, AT., address,
ReY.GEO. LEWIS STALEY.
' . Mount Washington,
• Baltimore County, Md,
REFERENCE.
Rev. A. IL Kramer,
W. 31. Rectum Esq.,
Cary W. Abi •
A twm. Bosier .
J. P. Hassler
S. 11. Kieffer. M. D.
August 3 18i31.-3m,
kMAJAL FARMLAND NEAT COEN
, TRY-RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE SALE. "
Situated a short distance west .of Carlisle, about 60
yards from. the Borough limits In Norttiiilluitidmumn,
Containing about 40 acres, all cleared' and' it e - ,5 lifgh
state of cultlyatlOn. - .Ott
Tho Improvements are a neat one and a half 50.9
'DR, .
tote DWELI:tha 11011811 •
alstarti. Atable. pen and otheeeenvenlent out bull.
- dings, together with - fruit ahaubbery 'dm '
%. Of thoobove nitlithelinprovements
w ill he insposod of separate from Abe ether. . phould the,
purebsser destrAlt,, • ,
For ferule and furthenpartieulara enqutreof Fem . ' F.
Neely residing Pear the pretuliee, or of
Aug. 31,'60.-6t.' ' • 'A; L. SPONSLEIL
Reel Eat. Agt. and iicriv'r.
. .
LECTION. C. V. R. R. Co.— • ,
Kd YL
kiectieb for OlUare and' Idanakere of the,
u rland Valloy hall Hoed Company, will be h e ld
at the office In Chambiaraburg, between the bourn of 10
A. Id.. and 4 1.,*., of Idouday the tat day of,Octuber.
11.31. DIDDLE, '
preretar7
Sopt. 7, 40
r
)
.CH
si
ILLS o IRON
A
An aperient and Stomach preparation of lIIQN purl.
lied of Oxygen and Carbon by consbuktion In ItYdrogen.
Sanctioned by thahighest Medical. Authoritlea, both •
to Europe and the United States, and, prescribed In
their practice.
The experience of thounanda daily proven that no
preparation of Iron caurial compared with lb. Impuri
ties of thuhlood, deprosalon of vital energy, pale and
otherwise sickly complexions indicate its necessity In
almost every conceivable...
I emonous In all maladies In which, it hal been Gled,
'Chas proved absolutely curative be eac fan' follow
log complainta, viz:
lit Debility, Nervous Affect, ma, Ema
ciation, Dyspepsia, (*oust ipation;
rlivea, Dysentery, Dielpient Consump
tion, , Tuberculosis, Salt 'Menial,
ffillsme sat lots chlorin's,
Liver Complaint. Chronic ileatiacheb,.
Rheumatism, intermittant Fevers,
Pimples on the Face,.
In visas of aerienil Debility, whether the result of
acute disease, or of the continued diminution of ner
vous and muscular energy from chronic coniplablits,
one trial of this restorative has proved success 111 to an
extent which no description nor written 'Attestation
would render credible. Invalids so long bed-ridden an
to have become forgotten in their own nulaliborhotais,
have suddenly re appeared In tile busy world An if Just
returned from protracted travel 11%a distant land.
Some very signal instances of this kind are attested of
female Sufferers, emaciated victim °repro:went manta
mus,..sanguirieous exhaustion, critical changes; and
• that complication of-nervoun and dyspeptic aversion to
air and exordia for which the physician has no name.
1.1 NervomoAffections or-all kinds, and for reilsona
familiar with medical nice, the "monition of this prima.
ration of iron must micesnarily be salutary. fir. unlike
the old oxides it is vigmoualy. . tonic, without being
exciting and overheating; and gently, re:411111'y ape.
runt, even In the most obstinate canes of costiveness
without ever being a mediae purgative, or inflicting a
disagreeable sonlintion. -
It is this latter property among othera.ewhi. maltes
it en remarkably effectual and permanent .a remedy far
Piles. upon which it also appears to exertalliikti nct and
specific action, by dlspirainglho local teiidency which
forum them. '
In Dsapepala. Innumerable as ere -enuars, A single
box of theseChalybette Pills has often sotllced for the
most habitual macs, 'minding the ottendont Costive
.
In unchecked Diarrham, even When advanced tobys
eatery, confirmed, emaciating, and apparently malig
nant, the effects have been equally decisive and aston
ishing.
lu the local pains. loss of flesh and strength, debill-
Hog cough, and remittent hectic. which generally in
dicate Incipient Consumption. this remedy has allayed
the alarm of Wen& and physicians, in several very.
gratifying and Interesting Instances.
In Scrofulous Tuberculosin. thin medicated iron has
bad fat more than the good effect of the most htutious.
ly balanced preparations of iodine, without any of their
Well known liabilities. •
The attention of females cannot be ton confidently
Invited to this remedy nod restorative, In the COMM pe
culiarly effecting them.
In Rheumatism, both chronic and in flemmatory—i n
the latter Irowever. more decidedly—lt Ilan been I event
bly well reported. both as alleviating pare and reducing
the 'swellings and stiffness of the joints and muscles.
In Intermittent Fevers It must neee,sarlly be a great
remedy and energetic restorative. and Ito prouress In
the new settlements 4the West, will probably ho one
of high renown and usefulness.
No remedy has ever been discovered In the whole his:
tory of medietnes: which exerts ouch prompt, ha ppv.and
fully restorative effects. Good appidite. complete diges.
am, rapid acquisition of stronatii, unusual
disposition for active end cheerful exorcise, immediate
ly follow Ite use.
Put Kohl neat flat metal boxes. containing 50 pills,
price 20 cents per box; for sale by druggist/A and ^deal•
era. Rill bu sent free to any address on receipt of iii
pricei. All letters, oiders, should lei addressed t
It. B. LOCKS & Co.. (loomed Agents
May 23. '60.4y. 339 Broadway N. Y.
TQTYV GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
AT OGILBY'S STO'RE.-
DR A lnrgo stock of SID .
Y , ogps e r n ]: dep..ription unv
opening to which the atetiution of till persons In want
of cheap and handsome goods Is respectfully Invited.
Doing purelnised brooch will be sold as cheap, if not
cheaper—for the cash. than ran be had at any other
store In. Carlisle.
All persons In want of hand.= and cheap goods art
respectfully Inolt d to calhand examine our New Stocli
before purchasing elsewhere
C. OGILTIY, ,Trustee.
11. The biltinee of old striik on 111111 ii - rlnslog ou
without regtud to cost, at prices utkprecedently low.
June 29. ii,641.
I)UBLIt SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.,
R'lll.be sold at Public Sale, on the'', 011118141, In Mon,
roe township, one tollo north of Churchtown, on the
Lisburn rood,
On l'uesday, the.gd day of Octoher next,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., that - excellent:LlME STONE FARM,
helonglng to the heirs of the lite 'Daniel Baker. This
tarn, contains lull ACBEB,IIIIOIII 7A of which are cleared
and In a high state , of -cUltivation, '
the balance IS valuablo Wood.land.
The Improvements aro a large two
story St
STONE HOUSE,
Stone Bank Barn, Corn Cribs, and othee nect.sao out
buildings. There isn well of god •water. convenient
to the dwelling. and there ore also on the premises an
ollpplr orchard and other fruit trees. A portion of the
arm has been recently limed, and in all respects the
pnoperty is desirable and valuable. Persons nishing
to view the Property before the day of sale, trill pleate
call on Peter Baker, who mattes on the some.
tIEOHUE BRINDLE,
PETER BAKER, "
Exeers of Daniel Baker, deed..
Aug 17. '6o.—ts
I IMES TON E FARM AT PRI
VA*I4: BALK.
•
The subscriber offers et Fele, h 3 ACHES of
valuable Limestone laud situated In Monroe township,
Cumberland Comity, one milt. south of Churentown, on
the Yellow Breeches Creek, adjoining, 3lielvel U. Belt,
haover's Mill unmerty.
The land Is all cleared, In a high state of cultivation,
and all under good fence. Thu Itoprovetneutt be a two.
story,
11 . 4 -17 n.., Log House Weatherboarded,
Aprr . with 100 kitchtio attached, a good cis
•••.:t2 , .... tern and wash house adjoining, will)
a pump at the door, of never falling water,
Also. A largo log h.ru, wagon shed, corn crib hug.
pen and other necessary out buildings. There Is an ex
celleht young orchard of choice fruit, a fine collection
of young locust, and running water in three,of the
fields Persona wishing to view the property or know
the tombs of onto, can tall on. the subscriber on the
premises or addrase ADAM 'BEIM:It,
Aug., 17, 1860.—tit. ' Allen Post Office, Pa. •
T otters Testamentary on the Estate of
L./Johnston Martin late of Monroe Township, deed.
have been granted by the Register of Cumhet land Co..
to the sula4 Aber residing In the same_ township. All
t
pennms I dehted to the estate are requested to make
immediat ,payment, and those having elnims nil! pro
sent them properly authenticated for settlement to
JOHN BELVAHOUVER, Atim'r.
Aug. 21, 1560.-6 w.
•
Vg . STATE NOTlCE. , —Letters Testa
-1 mentary on the estate of Mrs. IL A. Soinerville
dee'd Wm of the borough of Carlisle haying been gran.
ted by the Register of Cumberland Co,, to not the sub.
Fern), living In Carlisle, notice' is hereby Ova to all,
persons Indebted to said estate to make paynient and
those haying claim; to present thorn duly authenticated
for settlement to MARY. SOME,IIV I LEE.
Carlisle Aug. 24, 1 60.-aer. • "-- Executrix. .
Nt o hu T fr i . : B o, l . Letters Testamentary on-
Oof Elizabeth Snyder, late of Ilamp ' den
township, dec'd., hazing been issued by the Iteginter of
Cumberland County, to toe the subscriber living In
Loner Allen township, notice la hereby given to all
persons Indebled to make Immediate payment and those
havlngelaims to present thew duly authenticated fur
settlement to IIEMIY ZEA RING,
Aug. 17,1860.-ot.* Executor.
lotters testamentary on the Estate of
Robert Noble, late of North Middleton township
doe bare been granted by the Register of Cumberland
County to the subscriber cabling In the borough of
Carlisle.. All persona indebted to said estate ant hero.
.by requeste 1 to make immediate payment, mid those
hating chime will present them for sot tiament.to
JUSEI'II W. I'AVroN
Aug. 24, 1860: at. • Administrator.
FOIL RENT.-
Tho Stare Ram and Dwelling House at the cor
ner of slelo and Pitt etreeta now in the occupancy of
.Mr. Charles Ggilhy. from April 1 4,1801. The situation
scone ofthn.best for a Dry Goods Store. bring nearly
opposite the Rail road station, and has all the fixtures
necessary for much. The dwelling has five large rooms,
and la pleasantly situated fur a residence
Carllale.Sept. 7, 'OO.-4t.. J. lIAMILTON.,
, B. 5. JANNEY, JR. J. 11. BURNS. N. A. COYLE.
BENJ. S. JANNEY, JR. & CO,
WHOLESALE • OROCERS,
AND
PitODUCE rOMNIISSION MERCUANTS,
No. 605 Market Street,
„ . Pl ILADHLPIIIA.
Ladies' Otte Price Fancy Fur Store !
JOHN FAQ RA,
No 4 , 718 Arch St,.
between 7th, & 8t
Carllnlo,
1
Streets.
PIIrL.ADELPIIL
iLate of tit Market Ht
rmperter, thiourea• tirt
rand Denier In all War
of
vA NOY PUHA
lining removed
my New titore,7lB.Are
St.. and being now el
tinily In the Manuet
tore and gale of. Vent
Funs, which, in arm
dance with ,- thir i• Or
Price lirincipilyt I lint
prkesconelalent with A teem....
cit. a Ala from those in want of Furs CoF eithtr Ladies'
of ehildi en' ll'ear. and an Inspection "or my selectlop'
*ribose goods, satisfied, an I am, of toy ability to please'
insivery desired - essential
Sir Persona at a distance, who may find it Inconveni
ent' to call personally, need only mired the article, they
Wish, tocethor with the price, and instructions flu send•
lug. autirihrwitni the order tn• my address—money- tie.
rompanyingr-to Insure a satisfactory couipllanws with
their wishes.
Aug. 24, '60.-5 mos. •
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SAI L'.—The partueribip ilerotolbro existing Un.
dor thellim'of I,lllltoll & BLACK, has I,his day loom
dissolved by mutual 6tiflo.l t, tiforotord We would solicit'
all those indobtad to conic and settle, I accounts,
and all thou, tdvlug claims will please prilsent theiii
for sottlemont, ,
JACOB SllllOll.
BOBBBT M. BLACK
Jan. 3 1860
hereafter ha ronthra - ed nt the old
uck under the firm of BLACK k
o will keep eminently on hand all
IND.COAI., of eveiy..degui lotion,
ili cash pi Ices, and all or.
attended to ou the
or the patronage of
of Shrom k ;Black,
e:. All orders left
• coal and !umbel.,
etofore. ' ,
The bibilneis will b
afoul of Shrimp ffi Ulu
DELANO'. whore wr
ISMl==l
Which we will poll al. _
dons for bill stuff waistrlirtiingl
shortest nodes 1 aro thaukft
a generous public at the old sten/
and would still Bolick a continuer
at the residence of Jacob /Aram f
will be promptlrattonded toss
B
Jan. 11, 1800.
• •
MiRS„..W . INSrOW; an experienced.
Nurse and Female Physician, presents to the
tate,. ion of mothers her .
SOOTHING SYRUP, •• •
•
FOR' CHILDREN TEETHING, .•
•
'Odell greatly facilitates the process 'of L00.1)1,11.4 by
softening the gums, reducing all al
lay all pain and spasmodic action. and is sures to regtv
lute Ore bowels. Depend upon it moihers. It will give
rout to ynursolves, and
RELIEF AND lIEALTII TO YOUR INFANTS.
WO have pia up and sold this artirle for over ten
years, and can say, In confidenvetand truth silt, what
170 have never boon able to say of ar4 other medicine
falled,in a
co t o ett. ,
when time
'er did 170
stance o f
hy s any one
On the eon
delight e d
' rations,
a d speak In terms of hlgnestrontelondation of its ma
glee! effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter ••what we do know," after ten years experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulfilment of what
we here declare. In almost every Instance where the
Infant is suffering from Pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syllup is administered.
Title valuable. preparation is the prescription of one
of the most experienced and idfliful nurses in New
England, and has been used with never failing success
lu
, b o i g lu a int r n ." AIRS. WINSLOW'S
es-Co
ly used. Nov.
know an' In
dlsalrfactlon
- who used ILI
Crary all aro
with Its ope- '
-
=
• . THOUSANDS OF CASES. .
it not only relieves the child from pain. hut invigo•
rotes the stomach and bowels, mrrerts aridity sod gives
tone and energy to the whole syhtem. It •will Aluieht
instantly roller° . . •
• GRIPING IN TIIII BOWELS AND WIND CHOW,
a n 11. over-I . 1,71 COll-
VUN i 0 1114, i?ort. . which knot
speedily ie- . • mediud, end
•
In. death. . We believe
It tblk best CHILDREN and surest
- remedy In ... " . ' tti e world;
In MI easels lwriar nx•nn r y. of flyFontery
and May,
dron whoth_ rer It arise(
from teething. or from any other cattail. We would
say to every mother who ban a child suffeling from any
Attie foregoing complaints—do not let your prejudice
nor the prejudices of others stand between your suffer
,fug child and the rellePthat will ha SURE—yes. All
sobuTELy SURE—to f Blow the use of tills medicine,
if timely used. Full directions for using will accrue.
pane earls bottle. None genuine unless the Ike-simile
of URTIS IL - PERKINS, Nuw York, is on the outside
wrapper
Sold by S. W. Ifivierstick North Hanover st. and 8.
Elliott Main st. Carlisle, and Druggists throughout the
world. Price only 25 Cents per Bottle. Principal 0111-
re, No. 13 Cedar at. N. Y. • July '2O 11360.-Iy.
TICE.-
MECHANICSBURG, Junel9th 1860: •
Notice la hereby. given that an application will he
mode to the Legislature of , Pennsylvania at _lts next
meeting for the Incorporation of a bank ,of Issue. with
discount mad deposit privileges. to be located In the
Borough of Mechanicsburg, in the County of' Cumber
land, Penna. and to he called the Nlechanicalturg
with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars with
the right to Increase the sum to two hundred thousand
dollars.
John Brandt,
Lovi Merkel,
Jarob Mumma,
Wm.P..(iorgas,
Jacob Eberly,
•
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI
. DENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Situate on North Hanover Street, In tho borough of
Carlisle, now in the occupancy 01J. N. Halbert. ,The
Lot contains about tltl feet iu trout' and two 'hundred
and forty feet In depth.
' The improvemonta are a largi and commdlous
TWO STORY STONE HOUSE & BACK BUILDING.
with all the modern Improvennints,logqlhor with other
convenient out buildings In good repair.
,Thls property will dismisud of on most .favorable
term , . tar whisb, and other pertictilais. enquire 01.1.
EILEEN!. or A. 1.. SPONSLEIL .
Aug. 17. '6O. ' Beal Estate Agt. and Scrivener
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE HALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale a vain Ole lot of
ground nn North street In the borough of Carlisle,
containing 120 feet in front by 120 feet in depth, hat.
lug thereon erected a double tno story.
STONE HOUSE
•
with frame back buildings The lot can be divided.ln.
to two lota Of GO feet each, and a 11l be Fold as may boot
suit purchaser.. It is bounded by properties ofJohn
Moore, and dames Weavw and others, and offers a fine
location for the' erection of a row of dwelling houses,
and therefore worthy the attention of purdlmers.
For terms or other information apply to •
MARGARETTA C. STORM,
Carlisle Aug. 24, 1820.—ft.
JOSEPH•U. S•TUEL
• WATCH MAKER • ..1-
SOUTH HANOVER STREET, - / 411 )
A few doors south of the , i.O , .
Court house. - •
Having supplied myself 'with" a large assortment of
Watch linterlals. 47110.0 R, he., I ant now prepilad to re
plir all kindi of WatelMs. Clocks, Jewelry, he , on the
most reasonable terms. that may be intrusted IVI-my .
care II mlim by strict attention to business to he la.
vorod with a liberal share of public patnainge,
A tine sasortment, of JEWELRY. such Cu Ladles'
Breast PIIIN nod Ear Drops Gold and Cameo; Misses'
Breast Piny and Ear Drops. Boa And Glass l'lns all rises,
(1,44 ChAli,S, Gooks, Plated Chains, Gil t Lockets, G wads
Keys, kc. Also a large and flue assortment of
GOLD FINGER RINGS,
Also,, One lot of Silver hunting, Detached Lever,
and !Alpines Watches, and a good assortment of Oliver
plated and Steel Speclacfa. All of which will be sold
low. A share of public patronage le reepectfully solid•
earlinlet .Ti,.n 1860.-1 y
G. A. & E. A. LANDELL,
.No. 110 North Wharves, Philadelphia,
MANIIPLCTUR . R. ASS !UWE FOR BALE
cAN DL Est In d cza i e i dt n r e, PatilutSpecan,llydraulle,
II Hotel, Car and Tallow.
, 1 lure Sperm, Lard Blearhed Whale,
OILS Sea Klophant, Strained Whale, Tan
nem', Carriers', railli t Oleluu, and
BOA PS, ~%llilviet,al,,alti,:yllacwu,d
other. Chemical
Aug. 17, '60.--a mos.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE.
In• pursuance of the last will ofJolinstnn Wi111=5,4
deed. tee will sell on Thursday the 25th of October, on
^ the promises, one half mils south of Centreville, Cum
berland county. the following described Mention Prop
orty,'of said deed. containing
1181. ACRES, •
of first rate Pine land, Interspersed with Bluestone
quarries, excellent for lime or building purpose°.
, The improvements ayo a large
BRICK DWELLING MOUSE,
, g4A about 50 by 30 feet, two stories high,
finished IniModern style, with large
blank Meru, Corn Cribs and Wagon-shedOm good ender,
and other necessary out buildings, a well of good seater,
cistern at the door. About 95 arnes_ofSaid tract is clear
And in a high state of aßtiVistene, the balance in excel;
lout timber. The Yellow Breeches ;reek runs along the
northern side of said farm.
The location, Improvements and quality °fecal, make
this ono of the most desirable farms In Diekinson town
ship.
Information to regard to the above property, can be
had by calling ou any of the subscribers. residing near
the property, or by letter eddrewsed to either at Dickin.
son P. O. Cumb. Co. Pa. Terms will be made known on
• dey of sale, and made easy to snit purchasers.
• JOHN T. OBEEN,
' ADAM COOTER.
Executors,pfJohnston Williamson, deed.
Aug. SI, 1860.4. 5.,;
rtne copartnerillip heretofore existing
- • under the name and firm 'of Church di Eberly Is
th a day by mutual agreement dissolved.
The books and accounts are In the bands of C. Eberly'
and It. F. Leo, who are duly autherlud to collect and
receipt for the same and close up the business of the
firm. . JNO. IL CIFURCII„
New Cumberland 1 • C. EBERLY,
Sept. lot 1860. f It ,F. LEE.
, The lumber business 8111 be continued at the same
place by C. Eberly and IL F. Lee.
. .
p AD:EREAD!! -Rjg3AD.! t. •
• • t,
Cairo, Illinois, July 20th, 1860. '
Messrs. Jog& Wit.cox & .Co:—Your biped km," or
"Peridatt Fever. ,Cbarm," has done wonders. I was
wimp) despondent and wretched whoa i applied it,
' and in Ike hours thWcbliis were removed and so !Over
bee ensued. It is the simplest cure Imaginable, and a
'wonder of nature or art. I would not be without this
'seem
a single hour. Dy o netently vrearlng it I
seem to‘ be ....ague proof... ' Yours Very_Ty_uly,
. • :E. STODY‘
• ,Mobile, Alabama, Ju1y123 . 11; 1860.
- • Gentlemen have boon snatched from ,the grave
bY the application of your Wonderful .Inpeetine," or
.Toralan Fever Charm." For avvaratyearn have suf.
fkred every Worsen from favor and ague. Last; Spring
my life was threatened, but your remedy' has destroyed
the disease, audi and rapidly gnlntng an appetite and
.'strength(`,,.- • ..r • Respectfolly.Xours.
• .
.• D. N. O&BDON.
Thirtruhr wonderful preventive 'and Cyrifltjit.:Yever
sod Ague and Bilious Revers will be sent byilmetit. RAM
paid. on receipt of one dollar. Also for sale' nt
spectible Druggists and Country Storm,'
Principle Depot' a nil Manufactory. 188 Main Lii..Rlch. •
mood, Va, Branch Office, Bank of Commerce Building t
Now York. , Address
- • JOUNIVILCOX /I CO.
Poimadryi,
• AND
P . A.RM IMPLEMENT DEPOT!
F. dardner & Co. now maifufacturo and keep' eon.
statitly Tor Mill, at' that r extensive Steam Works on East
Main street, Carliale, a large assortment of , "
EMM!
AII.RICULTUR.AL'I74PLESIEfiT,B,‘ a
of well known, approved usefulnesa tofarmers, among
which they would call especial attention to WILLOUGIE
BY'S CELEBRATED PATENT •
OUM SPRING a12.41:1T DRILL,
which bast:limn over fifty First Cie. Premiums at Stets
and County Fairs. To dui Farmers of Cumberland,
1 ork and Perry counties we need not speak in detell
of the merits of this drill, as scores of them are rtowln
use on Ike best farms In these counties. Ito repute-.
•n is established es the most complete Grain Cal
uov nan °factored in the United Staten. It sows Wheat,
Rye, las, Barley and Grass, evenly. and. regular,
wlthen Winching the Heed. The'Kure Sprluge pass the
drill over stumps and stones, without breaking pins or
thr,drill.. For own:And reguitie sowing, the Willongle.
by Gum Spring Drill is unequalled•by any other. We
also manufacture and sell the Milowing` articles, which
we can recommend to Namara as reliable implemmtts,'
of established chsracter • „ . •
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER,
LASH'S PATENT STRAW k FODDER CUTTER,
ER! DENDOLPIPS PATENT CORN SHELLER,
HAHN'S PATENT CIDER MILL, • •
JOIINSON'SCAST IRON 110013 TROUGIg.
. Also, Three and Tour Horse Powers 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 Ton Plate Wood Roves, with an immense
•
variety of other castings for houaokcepern and. others
We have also an attractive mist . ) , of patterns for
IRON RAILINGS,
nd CEMETERY ENCLOSURES to which we would
all attention.
Steam 72C nglnes and Dlllll..Gearing
To ibis department of our business we give particu•
ler attention. Our already extensive stock of patterns
for Paper, Flour and Saw Mill (leering, is romitantly.
Increasing. Will Owners and Mill Wrlghts will ho fur
nished with a printed ettningue of ,our various Mill
Patterns, on applicdtion. Our*Machine Shop comprises
ail the various tools for turning, planing and finishing
shafting and Castings. by good anduirelui Machinists,
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
. .
of any desirable capacity, from ton to twonty•flyo horse
power, built in the beet style and on accommodating
terms. Engines built At our establisliment may .he
Bean In successful operation - at many of the largest
Distilleries and Tannerim In Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties, to the owners of which
wo confidently refer for ingSrmation as to thoirnlllolnn
cy.
Pbrsons wanting Steam Engines are earnestly re
quested to cull and' examine
. .before contracting else
where.
DOOR 'AND SASH FACTORY,
Connected with our establishment Is a Steam Bachand
Door Manufactory which Is now In complete order for
the manufacture of every description of
BUILDING MATERIALS.
for Olin most costly as well as the plainest house , . Win
dow Sash furnished from 5 cents upWard, according to
size of glass; Window Frames from $1 31,01pward ;
Shutters and Rolling Illlnds from $1 75 upward.; Four
panel Doors from $2 12 upward. Mouldings, Castings
Architraves, Wash' Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery,
Scrolls, and other articles needed In house building,
furnished at the lowest prices and of the brat quality
of lumber. 10)..,We are also prepared, ns heretofore.
to build and repair BURDEN OARS for transporters on
the railroad, with promptness and on reasonable terms.
'flea continued patronage of the public Is respectfully
solicited. Orders by mail promptly attended to:
May O. 'lO. F. GARDNER & u.
Jai• l'hr ',l. Y , ri ,
- ee. 'l' i E° PA TIIIII
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- an rc ie l .. ? L eptiN,
.; s
. , C
EN,
''' reola 1 • i."7''''.-.44..,, :,?.4:40
John Ilkley,
John Sadler,
Levi I+ Eberly.
Samuel Eberly,
Solomon I'. Gorgas
IIEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE BAY.
The 'undersigned hating used Profcksor RPM-
Pil REVS' SPECIFIC 1 - 105DIMPAT1110 REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory results, and
having' full confidence in their genuineness, purity,
and Nlienty, cheerfully reconunctorthent to nil per
sons who wish .to Itit - Enfe, reliable, and elficacion.s
remedies at lined for private or domestic use.
The Rev. Win. Homer, editor of "Thu Northern
Independent,". Auburn, N, Y. ; the Rev. E. 11. Crest-
soy, Wit., Rector of St. Peter's Church, Auburn, N. Y. ;
the. ltev: B. I. Ives, Chaplain of the Aultdro State -- •
Prison ; the Rev. Spencer M. Rice, itectur, New-Bed
-font, Moss. ; the Rev. Allen Steele, New-York Con
ti-4...re; the Rev. Samuel Nichols, Enst-Clenesee Vas.
ferenee, N. Y. ; the Rev. P. S. l'rntt, Dorset, Yi..;_the
Rev. John R. Roble, Buffalo; A. C. hart, Esq., Utica,
N. Y.; the liOn. Neel Dow, Portland, Me.; the Iron.
Sch.) ler Colfax, South•llend, Ind. •, the Ilan. (leorge
Humphreys, N. Y.; Henry D. Cdok, Es., 14,111.or•of .
the "Ohio State Journal," Columbus, Oh io; the Hon.
It. IL Graham, Moline, Ill.; the lion. Thomas -J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla.; the lion. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, N. Y.; Wm. Bristol, Esq, Utica, N. V. A. S.
Pond, Esq., Utica, N. Y.; James Plunkett, Esq., Saab
vine, Tetn. ,
LIST OP SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No. I.—For Fever, Co . ngestlon,'and In'llanunation.
No. 2.—For Worm Fever Worm Colic IVeltin.. the
Bed.
No. B.—For Colic, Crying, Teething, nod Wakeful.'
neat of Infants.
No. 4.—For Diarrhea, Cholera Infantunt and linm.
'met. Complaints.
No. .s.—For Collo, Gripings, Dysentery, or Bloody
Flux. •
No. 6.—For Cholera, Cholera atorb., Vomiting.'
_ No. 1,-For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Bore
Throat.
No. B.—For Tooth.ache, Facmache, And Neuralgia.
No. B.—For Ilem'ache, Vertigo, Heat end FuUuros
nevi of Dead.
No. 10.—DISPSPSI A Pi.,.—For Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint,
No, I I.—Fait Fantilt I lIIINUOLA Scanty,_Fain
ful, or Suppressed Periods.
No. 12 —For Lettoorrlica. Profuse Menses, And
Dearing Down of Females.
No. 18.—For Croup, Hoarse Cough, Dad Breathing.
No. 14.—Soon Itsfaaw Pass—For Erysipelas, Erup
tions, Pimples on the Face.
No. 15.—Itnausiszto Pius —For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
• A.—For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,.
Old Mismanaged Aeons.
P.—For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ex
ternal.
o,—For Sore, Weak, nr inflamed Eyes and Eyelids;
Failing, Weak, or Bluffed Sight,
C.—For Catarrh, of long standing or resent, either
with obstruction or profuse discharge,
W. C.—For Whooping Cough, abating its violence
and ehortenlng its course.
In all acute diseases, much as Fes Cr., I nflatoroutlona,
Diarrlana, Dysentery, Croup, Ithematisnt, and such
eruptive diseases aa Sear!':) Fryer, Measles, and Fry
'limits, the advantage of giving theproper remedies
promptly Is obvious, and In all such cases the arr.
Oka act like a charm. The entire disease !soften
arrested at once, and in all once, the violence of the
attack is moderated, the disease shortened, and rem
dered less dangerous.
Cough. and Colds, which are of such frequent oc
currence, and which nu often lay the foundation of
diseased lunge, bronchitis, and consumption, loky all
be at once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills. • •
In all chronic discuses, each as Dyspepsia, Weft
Stomach Constipation, Liver Complaints, Plies, Fe
male Debility, ttnd Irregularities, old, lleadachrs.
Bore or Weal,-Eyes, Catarrh, Soil thearn; , and 'ether.
ohl eruptions, the case has specifics whose proper ap.•
plication mill afford A cure in ahnost every instance.
Often the cure of a single chronic difficulty, such As
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, headache or 'Feeatle °
Weakness, laut morn than paid for the case ton time
over. .
M;==.
Case of 20 Olds complete, In moroceb, and Book, $
Case of 20 sluts nod Book, pinto 4
Cnse of 15 nu rftered boxes, nod Book, .... ...... !2
Cone of 6 b en; numbered, nod Boot . , • ' ' l 1
.Single tot iered boxes, with d1rect1um,.......25 ets.
Blngle le used boxes, with dlrecttoLa .... 0 _5O eta.
(e l
Large e se with 2 on. slain. for planters Mid phy.
siclan ,
' ALSO SPECIFICS. • " •
FOR ,ASTHMA Oa PUTHISIC.— 0144'08.1, DiffiCtlit,
Labored Bresthlng, alienated with cough sod Expec
toration. Price, 60 cents per box., ; ,• •
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DUAFRIDIR.IIRcIiarges
front the Elie, the result of Scarlet Fever, Meailes, or
Mercurials. For Noises in the Head, Hardness - of
Hearing,. end- Ringing-.ln ;Alia - Ears,' - and Earache.
Price, 60 cents ',mbar.- •
Fos SCROVOLA.—linlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils, Swellings and Old Ulcers, Scrofulous
Cachexy of Children. Price, 60 cents per box,,
Fns GA:NEW. DADILITT. . or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result of Sickness,Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting; Discharges. Price, PS
cents per box.
Fos Itorst—Fluid Accinnidations;
Ings, with Scsally Secretions.' Price, 60 cents per box.
Fos Ses-Sicskess.—DenthlySickness, yertAgoAtatt
sea, Vomitirtg. Sickness from' riding'.or onottoil.
Price, 60 cents per box.
FOR URINARY DISRASAR.--FOR Gratel, Itennl'ent
cull, Difficult, Painful Urination, Diseases of the Kki
neys. • Price, 60 cents per box. • ; - • • •
Fon BLUINAI, Eutssioss.—lnvoluntary Illetharges.
and Consequent Prostration and. Debility. Bad Re-
Sults of Evil Debits. The most successful and effi
cient remedy knowd;and rex.) , be relied upon. ttS
cure.; 'Price, with full direction., $1 per box, ;•r ;
Persons who wish to place ; themselves under`the•
professional 'care, or to seek adelee of Prof. Hum
miasma, can •do an, at his office; 6132 Broadway, daily
from 13 .t M. to 8 P.M., or by letter. .
I OUR NMI:DINH BY 21A11.,.. , ,
Look over the flat, make up Avian of erhat,k4l,l
you choose, and Inclose the amount In a current note •
or stamps by moll to our Ilddrefe, at 66211readirgy, .
Nea , Vork, and the medicine will be duly returriedt'by
mall or express, free of charge.
AONNTS - WANTED: I =We desire Sit active, elgoleat
Agent for the sale of our.llvinedles in everyteslo Cu •
community In the United glide's . - 'Address Dralltris.
nave A Co.. No. 1562 Baolowar•Nsw4bag. t •
• C. Innhff Hanover at. opposite Court ifouiteyholerala
and retell agent for Carlisle and iichiltyiviod Drbitlsts
ado stores geterallY,'• •••" , l • ,
-.. -tixtc§,
RUN KS "I',TRUNKSI: TR .11
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Sole ;Leather .• French StYlei'drid4ress
trunks and Bonnet Boxer, Travellog Bageoken , 43kirta'
child Leather and sole. , Leather Bride' Band Trnhkei Vs.
lisee,'llew Traveling Dao,•&c., a large assortment and
low . ptleee at LIVINGSTON'S, •
. • ~, • . 'North Hanover Street.'
tiJill4lgillisllllG666§.4
a• • . Tho largest 'and best ;ieldy of Gent's , Furnlsh
lug Goods, and at the lowest prices can e - fnuattekt
LIVINGSTON'S.
N'arth Hanover Street
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