-111iscellancotio.
. , IT UIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVA
.
. . .
•. - ; : h.thiliat DEPARTMENT.
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. • Brineti:kiir iii Scotian, (11900.61. - . ) .
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William Ribtoii,lll..D4.Eraeelins .Protbisor of Surgery.
Ueng,ll,,VVoodllf;. D.,' Emoritne. Prof.. of Practice, of
. •Eistlitiel jacketils, -- M.M., :. Proroflnstitutes of Medi
' Hugh;;. ITans.l l l;D., : Prof. of Obstetrics and 'the
• ' Dimino of Women and Children.
Joseph Carson, M. D.,.. Prof. of Malaria Modica and
' . Pharmacy. • -- v 1 - 1J
, Robert E. Rogers, M. D., Prof. of Chemistry. l
• . Joseph Leidy, M, D., Prof. of Anatomy.
. • Henry U. Smith, M. D.., . Prof. of Siirgery.
, William Pepper, M. D., ' Pier of Theory and ',Practice
• • :' Mediclun• 1'
' William Unlit, M. D., DomonStratornf Anatomy. q
• . The Lectures of the Session will begin on the emend
• , Monday of October and clogs on the Ist of March.
• There will be one riatixinctory to the county, •
- Clinical Instruction ia given throughout the Sessinn,;
in the Medical Hall; by the professors, and at the Form
eyhunia and other liospitals.
The Dissecting Rooms, under the superiniondaned of
the Prokshor of Anatomy and the Demonstrator, are
. open from the middle of SepUmber.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application
of Bandages, &c., is open early in September and through
• out the Session, under the superion of the 'Professor •
of Surgery.. ..
, . •
,Surgical Demonstrator, C. 8. Blom, M. D, •
Fees' for the Lectures ((each Professor $16,) 'slos
Matriculetion Feo (paid-once only,) ' , 6
, °rotation Fee, 30
. R. &ROGERS, M. D., .
. • . Dean of the Medical Faculty.
SAMUEL PRICE, Janitor; University Building.
•P. 13, Board may be had at from $2 60 to $6 per week.
Aug. 31, 1860.-ot. "
FRESH SPRING 'ARRIVAL 1860
OTB & 8116,E5.
As the Ulnas are very tight it present, It will be every'
, persons Interekt to look out for cheap BOOTS & SHOES, -
and save the dimes, end the vary place to accomplish
'thifibbject lest the old corner known.as, a Shoo Store
fbr many years directly opposite Burkhelders old stand
now Glass's RAJ. Si. rail and see for yourselves and
save money se you will find a complete assortment of
all kinds'of goods In the
BOOT & SHOE LINE,
•
sod of the very best Wakes, and over' remember the
' lowest price articles Is not always the cheapest so you
wllfflnd among our stock the prices vary according to
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'Eke guailty of the article. V .
Who Subscriber" having Just returned from Eastern
r. Cities with a-large and complete stock'of Boots & Shoes
' he also keeps on bald a superior:quality of Mime Made
work of Boots & Slim to butt the trade at the lowest
, lash prices. •
•
• 'Men's Calf & Rip Pigged Boets„
Mea's French Calf sewed Boots,
Men's Rip Calf & Gent Brogans high & low cut,
• Men'e and Boy'. Call Buff* Patent Le:abort:Oxford Tice,
Metes Calf Buff & Patent loather COngress,galters, sew.
•ed ind pegged, • •
Ladles' Mines ,t Childrou's c ßlack and Colored
gaiters, • -
.Ladles' Misses& Children Fancy Kidoti e Froco Slippers
" Ladles' & Misses Gent & French Morro Busking,
Women &Chlidrens pegged work of ail kinds at low
prices. Just received an assortment of Children's cop.
• ' pored teed shoes. Repairing done on short or lice.
. Therontnirlberstlll continued-on nt the old stand
..thankrul for past favors hoping to receive a coo tin wince
of the same.
Carlisle April 18, 18130. ,
•
MADE CLOEHING I •
WE LLI
FITTI FINIS NG HED CLOTHING I
C
The subscriber hes just received a very soperlor and
well selected stock of
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,-
Consistina of Cammere, Summer and Italian cloth, 'AL
vices, Marsalles, ',lnnen and Cottonado, Coats, Pants
-A Shirts also Silk and Satin vests and in short every
thing In the way ef GARMENTS.. Ma - stock of ,
GENTLEMENS'' FURNISHING GOODS,
bar boon selected with a great deal of care, and shirts
grants, de., dm., are sold at unusual low' prices.
- 4 ^ TRUNKS CARPET BAGS & VALISES.
, The subscriber would . call special , attention to his
liras stock of
HATS AND CAPS
which he - has received and is selling them at very low
figures. Of the above you cariThoniiiits - yoursolf by
nailing at
_the Cheap Clothing Store neer the ilarket
House ASHER WIEL.
April 11,1600. •
SILVER PLATED WARE .BY
HARVEY FILLEY
- N 0.1222 Market Street PHILADELPIIIA,
.—Manufacturer of fine •
NICKEL SILVER, and BILVP - 1. PLATER of
- YORKS; SPOII4B, — LADTIES. - BUTTER KNIVES; '
CASTORS,. TEA SETS, URNS, KETTLES,
WAITERS, BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS, COMMUNION WARE,
CUPS, MUGS, GOBLETS, &c.,
With a general assortment none but the
best quality, made of the beet materials and hkavily
plated, constituting them a Serviceable anddurable
For 1101 . 11:11. , 8TEAKBOATBilld
Sir Old Ware re-plated in the beat manner
Feb. 22, 1860-1 y.
W. 0. RHEEM
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
:TWILL give special attention to collections through
TV out the Kate, make investments, buy and sell
Real Estate and securities. Negotiate loans, pay taxer,
locate land warrants, he. he. Refer to the members o
the Cumberland County Bar, and to all prominent glib
slog of Carlisle, Pa. Aug4l43-Iy.
J. GOODYEAR.
BAR IRON
JAVINU entered into co-partnership
In the manufacturing of BAR IltON, at Letort
orge, Carlisle, Pa., we would respectfully invite the
attention of Hardware merchants, Blackerni the, and all
ethers who may want a superior article of Iron to give
theme GAL
All Muds of hammered - Iron conetantly on hand or
drawn to order on ellort notice.
. . .
rite highest price paid for wrought iron scraps, or ta.
ken in exchange for bar iron. . .
Carlisle, Oct. 12, 1859
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Amato:
X MILLIONS OP DOLLARS,
IA FIRST MORTGAGIKB OX REdl,
. WORTH OVER $13,000,000.
The preminme are LOWER than In many other Comp&
nice, and the Dividend/ hay° boon °Ruyan.
TOla Is • strictly Minuet Company. There are no
Stockholdarr, so that 4LLITIE PIIOEITB
111.000 TO TOT 10111.111017.
Pamphlets, sod every Inlbreaattort, may belied GRAT
, is. application to
WM. D. LIALDERT,CerIIeIe.
•
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES: •
Thomas Robbins, John Welsh,
' Mordecai L. Dawson, Ueorge H. Stuart,
George M. Stroud, E. 8. Whalen,
John B. Myers, J. Fisher Looming,
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
'John M. Atwood. Arthur G. Come
' Thomas H.. Powers, . George W. Tolend,
William McKee, Thos. Wottson.
F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent,
8. W. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets,
• Mai 28.'80-Sm. PHILAD'A
PHILADELPHIA
WILTON AND SEISIRLRIC STORE
0. CONRAD, FORMER OCCUPANT
No. 148 NORTH SECOND STREET,
CORNER OF QUARRY STREET.
. The undersigned has leased the above premises
where he will keep a large assortment Of Gold & Sliver
Watches, of American. English and Swiss Manufacture
et the most celebrated makers, in addition to which,
will be found always on band (and made to order) en
extensive variety of Jewelry, silver, and Silver Plated
were, together with a general assortment of snob goods
u are usually kept in a first clang Jewelry Store
The patrons of 0. Conratt'and those of the subicriber
together with toe public generally, are invited to call,
when, they will receive a good article for their money.
As I am determined to do strictly a cash business goods
will be sold very low. "SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES." 4 the motto of this establishment.
LEWIS R. BROOMALL,
Formerly 0. CONRAD,
N 0.148 North Second St. corner ofQue:ry Philo.,
June In-1860;1y.
T. W. SCOTT,
CIENITL.E EN'S FURNISHING
N." • • • STORM ANIL_
SHIRT. MAUFACTORY,
No. 814, Chestnut Street,
roar door! below the "Continental Hotel" and nearly
opposite the "Chard House" Philadelphia.
♦ large ruisortmeiat of Dressing Robes constantly on
kind. .Partkplar attention given to ordered shirts—a
perfect fit guaranteed.
Wholesale trade supplied With line shirlsand collars
es liberal terms,
Directions lbr measurement sent on'applkailon by
July 6 t 1860.-Iy.
p ICILAArELPIIIA
• AND READING
11. A I I.
• ROAD
BRUNER ARRANGEMENT,
On and after MAY 28, 1860: .
Two puiinger train, leave Hairisburg daily, (Sun.
day*
excepted) at 8.00 A. M., and Ll 5 P. M.. for Phila
delphia, arriving there at 1.25 noon and 6.15 P. M.
!turning, leave Philadelphia at 8.00 A.M., and 3.30
P. H. arttfingat Harrisburg at 12.44 noon and 8.30 P.
poi"; To Philadelphia, No, 1, Cars. $3.25; No. 2 (In
mane train,) • .
Taren;to Reading. VA Ind
At Rsading4o ll o o ot with trains ihr Pottaville,Hinet4
uille,Tamaqua, Catawisna, Ac.
irpriparalus leave Reading for Philadelphia daily, at
410 ilticlP.46 A. M., 12.30.n00n and 3.43 P. M. .
Leave Philadelphia for Reeding at 8.00 A. M., 1.01:0 p.
eltr—AL,suuls.oo P.M.
A .
at wing to Philadelphia, 01.75 44d $1 48.
log ' train. from Harrisburg donned* at.
Reedingerith up train .for Wilkesbarre, Plttsttea and
Menebreigh . tlelieta awl other information apply
-Ant-00- General Agent.'
QTEREOSCOPES STERFOSCOPE§
1, 7 . 1 Stornemeorl, with ten4levii.; only 12,00. 'Far 'tale
• ••Mr. ; "n ••• • Rirruern‘nnfiallery. Corner of Rena
f•'..• • ,
Tho Faculty of Jastruction fs eMciont and 'caper'.
eaced.
In ;the Collegiate Department the course of study In
of a high grade, comprehending all the subjects belong..
hag to a Clasaicat Polite and Christian Education.
In the Preparatory Department puplie bo
fully instructed in those branches forming the boat; of
thorough English education.
SEISSIONEI.—First Session, from the Ist Wednesday of
September to the 30th of January.
Second Suasion, from thiPlat of February to thg Ist of
July.
Vacation, during July and August., .
TEEMS PElt SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE.
Boarding. Washing, Furnished Rooms. F
and Light. . .
. . . . .
Tuition—Collegiate Department,
Preparatory "
BOOTS it SHOES
" . " First Class,
No extra charge for Ancient Languages.
. Music—Piano and Guitar. . . . . .
'Adorn Languages, ..• . . . . . 10 GO
Painting, Drawing and other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rates.
Text.hooks furnished athcity prices.
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For further particulars address,
Rev. A. 0 MAIILATT, A, Tif..
President.
CUMRERLAND VALLEY. R. R
SUM NER ARRANGEMENT:
On and , aftor MONDAY, A PRIE, 10th 1860,.Pamenge
Trains will run as follows: (Sundays excepted :)
f 4
FOR CIIAMBERSBURG AND lIARRISIIIIRO._
Leave ITageratown,
" Grebneastle.
. .
"... Chainborsburg, 8.30 ~ 1.00 P. M
' " iibipponsburg, 9.00 " 1.32,
" Newville, . 0.32, " 2.04 r "
Carlisle. , ' 10.10 " . 2.44 "
Mechanicsburg, 10.42 " 3.16 "
Arrive et Itarrlsburit, 11.12 " . 3.45 . "
FOR CIIASIRRIiSBURO AND LIAGERSEOWN,
JACOB SIZNER
• tat Train. 2d Trai,
Leave llarrleburs % 8.06 A. 51 ' 2.1.5 1 1 . i
" 31ochanleabur 8.47 - " . 2.62
" Carlisle, . 0.27 " 3.20
" liewville, 10.02 " 4.04
" lihlppensbure 10.34 " ---- 9.33
" - Chambg', (Arrive) 11.00 5.10
'
Greencastle,
__6.00
Arrive at Hagerstown. 0.40 "
iri- Paaeongers will observe, that there is but fine
Train a day, (a Passenger and FrelghrTraln combined)
over the Franklin Road, connecting With train to liar.
Viaburg at 8.30 A. 51., anti with the Train arriving from
Harrisburg at 5.00 P. M.
TII ItEN Daily Trains leave liarrinburg for Pittsburg,
fit 2.45, A. M„ 12.50 and 405, P. M., making direct eon.
unction. with trains for Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleve.
land, Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and nil principal
points throughotit the Went.
For Philadelphia, via Pon nnylrnnia Ceram! Railroad
At 1.20 and 0.05 A—M., nod 12,55 and 3.50 P. - -51. Vin
Lebanon V. 11.11, al 8.00 A. M., 'and 2.35, I'. M. For
Baltimore, at 3.27 & 7,20 A. M., & 2 05 P.M.
For treverton and Williamsport it 1.27 and 8.16, P.
M. Trains on Dauphin Itombnt 2.00, P. M.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS . : At all Stations where
Tickets are sold, viz: Chambersburg, Shippensburg,
Carlisle, Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg, a reduction of
TEN CENTS on each Ticket will ho made to all Passon•
germ that provide 'themselves with Tickets before en.
taring the'Cars. •
0. N. LULL Super's
Railroad 01lee, Chaniberslprg,}
- _ _April 16, 1860.
- A. B. -EWING'S--
FIJRN TIPRE WARE-ROOMS
18
West High Street,. Carlisle, Pa
Premium awarded at the Cumberland County
Agricultural Fair of 1857.)
It. ANDER SON
The subscriber hes just received the moot splendid
■asortmont of articles lu his Ilne, ever brought to this
place—which ho is determined, to sell at prices that do
fy minpetition, '
Parlor
Chamber,•
Dining-room, BEM
Kitchen and
• 011
" Embracing every article used by House and Hotel
keepers, of the most approved and fashionable design
and knish.' lncluditrg also Cottage furniture in satin.
reception and Camp Chairs, Mattresses, dill frames,
pictures, &c., he. •
Purchasers are requested to call and examine his
stock, at his intensive were•ronme, West Main street,
North tilde. A. li. EWING.
J. GOODYEAR A CO.
AM-Particular attention given as usual to funeiale;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderate terms.
Carlisle, May 12, 1858.—1 y.
ALL ARRIVAL OF
Fsesh Drugs, Fancy Goods, Fruit, and
Confectionaiy.
;., BVW. IYAVERSTIOK him Junt received from the cit 3
Thd Is now opening a splendid display of FANCY GOOD:,
to which be desires to call the attention of his friends
. a u rgg d p i u n 13 . 1 to ;
l II' s e In
at.l‘ll
both ni
in cannot ual hn
awl price of the artrclem, cannot nd
fell to please purlaserii:
It would ho Imposellile to enumerate loin
which temprise every variety of fancy artielea of the mos •
exquisite finish euch as,
Paplor Marti° lieseis,
. Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and trays
Fancy Ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladles' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sowing instruments,
Ladies' Cabas, Writing• Desks, and Port•fulios.
Port Monnelen, of every variety,
Gold, pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large variety of ladiga' Fancy stationery. ".
Motto 'malt and wafers. Silk and bead purees,
• Biding whips, elegantly finished. Flue cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Darla and .It. k G. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds,
Fancy Pine for bead dresses and shawls.
Musical instrnmeots, of all kinds and at all prices
together with an innumerable variety of articles elegant
ty finished and suitable for holiday presents, to which
he invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
HOOKS,
comprising the various English and American Works,
richly embelished POETICAL WORKS, Bibles and
Hymn Books, elegantly—bound in velvet with metal
clasps and corners, suitable for holiditgifto.
His assortment of School Itobke and SchoolStatlonery is
also complete, and comprises everything used in the
Schools. He also desires to call the particular atten•
lion of Families to hie elegant assortment of
LAMPS, au,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every etylo of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either.
Lard,,Sperra m Siberia, oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated
Kerosene or Coal 011 Lamps, togetherwith Flower Vases
Fancy Screens, Ao. Hie assortment in this line is no•
equaled In the borough. Also,
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine asaort•
ment et MBERSCIIAUSI SMOKERS AND PIPES.
FRUITS, '
such as Oranges, 'Lemons, Figs, 4 Relains. Nectarines,
Prunes,' &c., FANCY CONFEOTIONARX—NUTS—PRE.
SERVED YitUITS„ , MINCED—NEAT, PICKLES, &c.,
in every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure'
and fresh such as can he confidently recommended to
his (Heade. Ills stock embraces everything in the line
of Fancy Goode, with many other articles useful. to
hue ekeepers which the public eve especially invited
to call and examine. 1.
‘,
Remember the OltfStand, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Hanover street. •
Dee. 7.1859 .
E...OHANGE HOTEL,
No. 77 Dock street Philadelphia.
(Lat.) COL. It. IL JONES.)
This Hotel, kept on tho European Plan, le convent
eat for Travellers, Citizens, and the Public generally,
being in the immediate neighborhood of the D schango,
adjoining the Post Office, and within a few minutes
wnlk of the Delaware Wharves, the landings for Steam
boats from ail parts. • ,
• tient', can be had at all hounh from 6 o'clock in the
morning to - 12 o'clock at night, for'l2% Cents and up
•werds. -Lodging Dooms can be procured at all times
for-i 7,4 cents per night. The Chambers are clean, well-
Tentillded and alt newly furnished. The Eating De.
pertinent 7111 be provided With , the beet the market
stn, • produe; the Drinking Counter furnished with
goo 'Liquors and choice Cigars. The proprietor hopes
that by strict perionatattention, with competent and
obliging servants, he will be able to please.
It'OTTENKIRK,
(Lite of Baltimore, Md., and Madison 116087 Phila.)
,PROPRIETOR.
R
BALE.--=A • Steam Boiler with
two c7lludery perfect andtn good. order, ' , will be
so d wag low. onuacn & EBERi.Y.
Lumber Merchants
New Cumlwrinnd
Ana, 2106110.-Im.
416 ucationa(
JIWING FIOIALE COLLEGE
MECHANICSBURG, 'PA.
Tide Institution; lesignekl for thellberfil education
' of Young Ladles; has boon in operation two years with,
the most gratifying remits. It le • now-established on
a firm basis, and its patronage already eaten& over
xeveral States.
It is located on the ()timberland Yallejhellroad mid.
way between liahlsburg and Carlisle. in the most for ,
tile and beautitui portion of the valley, and is in close
proximity to one of the most moral, healthy, and en
.
torpriting towns In the State.
It is, central, and easy of amass. Students, leaving
Washington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia in the morning
train for Harrisburg, will arrive at ;Mechanicsburg In
time for dinner.
' The edifice, is largo and commodlous,nurrounded by
double verandas, and will nacommodate about one hurr
dred boardere.• In its construction{ it combines all the
modern Improvements' for the promotion of health,
comfort nod 'convenience. In these respects physicians
pronotince it unrivalled. The chambers are large and
neatly furnished.. Itnoh has its rogiater for heat and
ventilation Only two students occupy the same room.
The bath rionia are at all times steppited.withMarni and
• cold water. _ ~ • .
The grounds are ample, and well arranged for recre
ation, and the various etilisthonle exerciaes.-so °assn.
Val to • health, graceful movement and symmetry of
form. •
Aug. 3, 1860
- 7?lTi7r~y~
CHANGE Cr nbunst
Ist Traln. 2d Train .
6.45 A. M.
•
7.35
FANCY GOODS,
8. W. RAVEBBTICH
Ell
New ouiro.
. ,
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..- .; vITO7E - JP.410" .1117' t ...' •
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NTEW . BTOIANA.ND'NEW . 0057
. 11
. ~ ,
-Afte r roturril g hie. aokneerteitiginerits-for th very
liberal patronag wid th hat been extended toad , the
\ '
undersigned woo d 'cull attentlonla the fart that be
has just reopened hill extensive assortment of family
W°
in hislibw itore.roOm, °tithe south.eust corner. ef the
public square, wherathiwguble are invited to • call and
exanlinee stock of goods wh i ch, in elegance, variety
and extent, will defy competition; comprising lii part.
loaf, -lump, crushed - and brown negate,
Java, Rio and Toasted Coffee. -Every va
riety and quality of TEA.. Spices, (ground .11 I t •
unground)Tickels,Saucee, Table Oil. I
New Sugarhouse and Trinidad
Mblasses; New York and Philadelphia Syr- . .
ups: Cheese, Macaroni, Yermecilli,. split Nab, hominy,:
Mincomaitt, corn Starch, Farina; Chocolate Extract o,
Coffee, refined sugar at reduced rates, washingand bait
leg soda.. Tobacco of the most favorite brands, and the
finest quality of &gars.. Also, a bevitiful assortment
of Britannia {Yam, plain and pld band China-Ware,
Glass, Queens. Stone and Earthern Ware, .in great va
-1.14y, and an elegant lot of Fancy Soaps, extracts and
perfumery for the toilet,
FRUITS: Includfpg Peaches in cans, Raisins, Oran.
harries, dry applos, citron, almond's, oranges, lemons,
Ac., Ac. • . "
(
( 17 ,..., ° "ry(!) a nit l re C i l :l l 4 RB cnni m n . lll Wholesale
old andli retail;
1
1 ?:. == l key, Brandies, dark and pale, y e Lisbot .
, -
...... .A 1p ,Sherry Port, Mader's, Ginger, Catawba
-.
.... • and Muscat Wines in casks and bet
..
tles, Scotch Whiskey, Holland Gin, and Scheidam
Schnapps. .
FISII AND SALT. •
A Isom stock of LAMPS, Including Dyott's celebrated
lamps for burning Korosone or coal oil, also Sporn,
I'ino, Lard and Coal Oil, Diming Fluid, Sperm and
Star Candles.
$6O 00
20 00
10 00
12 00
CEDAR-WARE AND. BROOMS.
Brushes, Hopes, Mopps, Soaps, Hoornutts, Vattern,
Laaklng•glasses, Ono letter' and note paper, Willow
IVare, painted buckets, &c.. ,
.
Cotton and woollen Hose, and half iese; and a full
stoat of Gloves, Including the well known Hanover
Buck Gloves.
20 00
In short. his stock comprises everything that IS called
for in hie line of business, and no efforts will be spared
'to render entire satisfaction to his customers.
. O. INIIOFF.
. . .
. Carllslo,'Oct. 27, 1828-ly.
Marketlni,of all MOB takto In'exthenge to
goods.
" 01.1211R10X 1147.1 b 1 2 ,
FAMILY GR OCERY AND TEA
STORE. •
Just received and In store, a fresh and well se
lected assortment of ltio, Java end Mane
CBll/0 Coffee, (toasted Coffee. Crushed
Pulverised Sugars, Refined nE - '
other brown Sugars, superior
Syrup Molasses, Orleans
(baking) Moles ses.
•
Spleen of every variety—
, pure only; Starch, Farina and
Chocolate, Maccaroni, Cheese and-
Crackers, Taplocit and Sage,
Saleralns and Soda, Cream Tartar and .ase
sorted Pickles, Mustard and Coriander Seed.
TEAS.—A fine assortment In t'acknges,
and In bulk—as well as all other articles
i s belonging to the bu.duess—all at the lowest
4 and late reduced prices.
w. EBY.
•W ATCUES, JEWELRY,AND
SIINEHWAHLAT CONLYN'S old establishpd
Stand, West Main St., nearly opposite the Cumberladd
Valley Bank. •
1 have Just recolveda now assortment of watches,
evrelry. medallions, silverware, &c.. in addition to my
armor stock .to which I invite-the attention'of the
public, The assortment embraces line gold and silver
toyer watches. Hunting and open casa do., gold An
chors for Ladles and •Gontlemen• and Silver Lepines
and Quartler 'watches of every variety in style and
price.
Also 0110 gold Medallions. Breast-pins for ladies lint
aiiifttumen of every quality, pattern end price. Hold
fob, veat,curb and neck chains. hold bracelets; finger
figs, cuff-pine, Audi, sleeve-buttons, crosses, charms,.
&c., &c. Gold and silver thimbles, silver and plated ,
butterknives, forks, table, tea, salt and mustard spoons
of every variety. A large assortment of gold, silver
.. , __ ... 2ei ti zaand common spectacles, to suit all
ages to which we invite special anon.
non. ,
A line lot of GOLD PENlrlmm tho best makers,
4peetacle cases, fancy boxes, silver and pearl card rases,
gold and_common bracelets; watch chalus„•
Mantle-Clocks and a variety of articles usu. •
ally kept In Jewelry establishments, whiob i Ai l •
I will sell low for cash. An articles war- Irlige
tented to be what they are represented.
Particular attention paid as usual to
WATCH _REPAIRING and all work war.,
ranted. . •
Dec. 23. 1R57.1
T I 4 ;itESH -GRIjetRIESI—
, AT 8.0. 111.IYETT'S •
ihad and Mackerel of different grades,
. At IIUYEITT.
Salmon, Scale Flan and.Willte Fish
Codfish, Balt and Pickled Herring,
1869
Choose and Crackeregm be Lad
Dried Fruit, Preserves and Jellies,
The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S ',CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfedt confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained a ropu
tation heretofore unknown. .4 few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
l r ci
.r.o
Stomachni n puffery. B it..
1860 HARDWA w R A I4 : I II H A It D -
Y Tl l e lun co e u s et b ip a t r i e on as o s f er l ti lrete r tt b e
detail P. Lyno & Son have just completed opening
their 4rlng Stock of Hardware, Paints, 011s,varnishes. tern for the last year amounted to over a halt=
stare &c.. to which they Invite the early attrOlthwu/I.,—lnilliOn bottles, and from its manifest.,sieady
the public. We have greatly enlarged our stock In al, increase in tii•iii
times past, it is evident ilat: dg
'ts various branchea,and can now accommodate the pub .
with_ _ . the coining year the consumption will reach
Sugar Cured Beef and
A 6 esh supply of LIQUORS,
011 a, Whits Load, de., de.,
RELIABLE GOODS.
In large or small quantities, at the lowest prices. Bul
we do dot wish the public to understand that we have
brought all the Foods In Philadelphia and New York ti
our town, but wo can assure thorn that one look into
our store will convince them that we havo enough b•
supply the dimmed In this market. Persons ',online
goods an our line will find it to their advantage to glee
us asall befolu making their purchases.—All orders
personally nod punctunlly attended to, and no injure
preseutations made to effect sales
JOHN P. LYNN & SON,
North Ilanovor St. Carlisle
May 2.'00.
•
fl UM BELTING I
k i Just received a large assortment of all sizes—
Qum Belting, Ouni Hose, tlum arc., and ('or
sale cheap at the Hardware Store of
Juno 22, ISO°. 11. SAXTON.
HE GREAT BELL MASS MEET
ING is being hold on North Honorer Street, Car
lie e, where the farmers are Invited to call and examin
the large variety of
FARM BELLS,
Just received and which wo aro selling very cheap.
flood Sella can be bought fmm $2,60 to $6,60 each. W .
have tho Great Western Bell, the farmer's favorite.
Call and,see Omni, all you farmers who are in want o
a good and cheap bell.
JOHN P. LYNE & SON,
June 22,1860. North Hanover St., Car isle.
'FARM BELLS! FARM BELLS!!
Just received the largest, cheapest and best as.
sertment of FARM BELLS In the county, Oreencastli
Metal, and Bell Metal WAItitENTED NOT TO CRACK
at the Hardware Store of
March 7, '6O,
NEWIO
NEW AIR E
LINE - ROUT -
YORK !
SHORTEST IN DISTANCE
AND,.QUIKEST IN TIME
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES
NEW won*
AND
X - Igstrisleillaiameg !
•
VIA BEAMING, . LLE*TOWN
AND' EASTON ,
MORNING EXPRESS, West, leaves New York at 6 A.
81., arriving at Harrisburg at 12.40 noon, only 4% hours
between the two cities.
MAIL LINE leaves Nei Yerlt at 12.00 noon, and ar
rives at Harrisburg at 8.80 P. N.
MORNING MAIL LINE East. leaves Harilsburg at
8.00 A. M., arriving at New York at 4.10 P. M.
AFTERNOON REPRESS LINE, East, leaves Harrier
burg at 1 . 12 P. IL arriving at New York at 000 Flit. '-
Coupections are made at Harrisburg at 1.00 P. M. with
the Passenget Trains'in sub direction on the Pennsyl
vania, Cumberland Valley and Northern Central Rail.
read. ' '
All Hattie connect•at Beading with trains fur Potts.
vine and Philadelphia, and at Allentown for 31auch
Chunk, Easton, Ao."
No change 91 Passenger Cars,or Baggage between Now
Trek and Harrisburg, by the 6.00 A. M. Lina from Now
York or the 1.15 P. 11. from Harrisburg:
For beauty of scenery, and speed, comfort and accom
modatlon, thjo route presents superior Inducements to
the travelling public. •
Fare between New York and•llarriaburg FIVE DOL.
LARK. For tickets and other informetlon apply to
• J. J. CLYDE, General Agent; Harrisburg.
•
QTRAW • HATS r .SMAW HATS E
Just received at Kelter'a Old Stand North Rano
ver arreetot large and complete stock of ,
• ' , =NW & BOYS' STRAW RATS, , •
of all the different styles and qualities, all of which
will be sold at a small advance on city prices.
Also Children/ Fancy Caps and Bats' 11.lons',A Boys
- SILK, ; • CASSIMERE,
• BELT, -• , wool, RATS,
Several new styles now ready for inspection. Remem•
bar if you want bargains twit at -
Carlisle May 10, 'oo.—Out
ATTENTION FARMERS AND
BUILDERS. .
The undersigned Is the sole agent toe the -.celebrated
REAM BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE.
and will keega supply constantly on hand. This slate
can be furnished cheaper than shingles, and la • more
durable, than any °Choc mateilal. It. can be produied
by calling on the subscriber at his residence on East
street. • • , JACOB SIIROSI.
per,, N. B. Slate will he furniahe4 to per one In adja.
cant counties at the shortest notice.
Carlisle June 29, 1460,• lona
EW COAL ANDLUMBER YARD
N
' The enbsdrlboni have tide day entered Intwpart
noraldp to trade In'
0 A I ND LUICVDER, r.
•
We will tare constantly on hand and furulah to order
All kinds and quality of. emu:woad A •
LUMBER • •
' ' FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling Lath; worked Floor
lug and Weatherboarding, Posts and Hails, and everynr
.tide that belongs to a I. l llllH3Kit ,YARD,, .
All kinds of Shiutfies, to wit: Whitepine, Hemlock,
and Oak, of different qualities. Having Care of our
own we can ftirnish bills to order' of any length and
size at the shortest notion and on the moat reasonable
terms. • 0 r.,Worked,bnards will bo kept undercover so
that they catibe-fornished dry at all times.
We ha constantly on hand all kinds of Family,Coal
under coy r. which wo will deliver clean to any part of
.the borough. To wit : '
l c
. .
. .
LYE ENS VALLEY, . Broken, Egg, Stove and Nu.
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVORTON; - - do. do. do.'
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LODDERY. ' . .t.'
which we pledge Ourselves to sell at the lowesi, prices
Best quality of
Limcburncr's find Blacksmith's Coat,
always on hand wbb'h we will moll at On lowost flgur•
c 4.,,,,.
' Yard went side of Urammar 8 fund, Main street.
'Alibi 11.(1N9 & HOFFER.
July 20,1869
011AMBERSBURGTE ALE SEM
kJ- INAIIY.
•
,The_locatlon la pleasant and healthy, an to advan.
tam are equalled by few In tho land. Tho In Mutton
In largo and prosperous, with a corps of asslatenta rho.
sun with care, and well qualified to instruct In tho solid
and ornamental branches, The influences in the board
lug department:ire parental( morel and relining.
The lima session will commence on thol2lh day of
September. '-Catalogues may be bad on application to
the Principal..
. .
Rev. W. W. Ells, Cerßele; Rev. John Ault, Louden,
Pa; Geo. IL Bucher, Esq., Hognostown, Pa; llon. Geo.
Chambers, IL S. Sehneek, D. D., S. It. Fisher, D. D., Rev,
P. B. Reese, Rev. Joseph Clark. Chambersblrg,,Pa: Pro.
fessore at Piinmtoe, N. J., both of the College end Them
logical Seminary.
Iter. lIENRY REEVES, A. if.,
Aim SARAH IL REEVES;
Drumlpale.
Carllelq, Jan. 22, 1860.—1 y
NONkIIZAKEWS
F ORWARDING AND, COMICS ,
• SION HOME,'
FLOUR AND FREW,'
. COAL, PLASTRIt. AND SALT.
The suescrlber having taken the Ware House care
'and fixtures of Wm. 11. Murray's well knswn establish
ment, on' Vest High strtrt, opposite Dickinson College,
would inform the public that he bee entered into a
general Forwarding and Commission business.
The highest rearlort. price will bo paid for Fleur, Grain
and produce of all kinds. .
• -
They are also prepared to freight produce and stock,
to Philadelphia and Beiltimore, at the lowest rates, with
safety and despatch. •
PLASTER AND SALT kept constantly on hand, and
FLOUR AND FEED at wholesale or raid].
Coal of all kinds, embracing,
MCKEE'S VALLEY, .
•
LUKE FIDDLER,
' SUNBURY WHITE ASH,
•LOCUBT OAP,
Limeburner's •and Blacksmith's
CbriBTANTLY roR ' •
REPT UNDER • COVER
11111 i delivered dry to any part of the town.
J. It. NONEMAKER.
Carlisle, August 17, 1859
MEW COAL YARD—
AT TOE WEB? END OP CARLISLE.
.11
The subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of Limehurner'a, and the citizens of Carlisle, and tho
surrounding country generally, to Ida
NEW „ •0 A ' .
attached to his Ware Douse, on West High St., whore
ho will keep constantly on lend a large supply of the
best quality of COAL, to wit:
Lykons Valley, Luke Fiddler, Pine Grove and Prover
ton, Broken, Egg and Nut Coal—screened and dry coal,
which he pledgewhimmolflo sell nt the lowest possible .
prices. Dent quality of- .
LISIEDUKNER'S AND BLACKSMITH'S COAL
always on hand. • •.
.0-All orders loft at the Witro House, or at Ida rest
dance in North Hanover street, will be promptly at-,
tended t 0... J. WAIENDERSON.
Carlisle, Aprirl4, 'sB—tf.
GLASSI GLASSI!•PAINTSI
PAINTS t'l A full assrument of Glans of all sizes
and quality, with a large stock of Nosh PAINTS, all
colas. Ns, Varnlabes, &c.„,,Cernent In largo or email
quantities; taloa' figuros e '
P. LYNN & SON,
'Oct. 27, '6B. North' Hanover Street.
=
=!
STOMACH BITTERS.
At lIIIYETT'S
A 11-OYETT'B
At HUYETTT
At ILUYETT'S
=I
At ItUYEIT'S
near one million bottles. This Immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara
tion, and the sdnction of the most prominent
physicians, in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their - Patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is mot a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum• .
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself.
llostetter's Stomach Bitters have proyed
a Godsend to regions niter° fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have"
counted their victims by hundreds. To bo
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
'are a certain cure for thm Dyspepsia and like
/
diseases, is t 4.h0 proprietors a source of un
alloyed lea 11. It removes all morbid matter
from th#2,.... tomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
fey the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
to a condition eeseutial to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature. c.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort.
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent. as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
vrheliave experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering frpm stomach de
rangements and general debility; adfing, under .
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all' deleterious drugs and fairly tested , the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex... There are certain periods when
their cares aro so harassing that many of them
sink under the trial. 'The relation of motbor
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she be young, is apt to_
forgether own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. _Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. , Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily Strength.
All those persons, to whom wo have particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
feSer and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhoea;
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, personsPe sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to HOS
letter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters,a trial.
CAUTION.—We caution the public against
using any Of the many imitations or counter
feits, but ask for HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
' &maim Birrans, and see that each bottle has
the words "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach:Hitters"
blown op the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metalliti. cap covering the cork; and
observe that 'our autograph signature is on the
oz.- Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER di
SMITH,. Pittsburgh, Pa., and, sold by all
• druggists,'groaers, ,tuid dealers ,* . generally .
lbrouSbouti the United States, South: Amts.:,
'sloe, wait Germany. , '. • , :,
Moe m 1 ; 1 7 atlllgtt, 807. uri mitt ac . ; ciiii 46; Jahn'
. 0. Attlek," ,hil tt Btetribeugh; fihlppqueburgi _ h. Kea.
man,. J. D. Mining, Itlechatilesbg vettd_prugglete
werelly,thieugttout, the county . ';Nov. p, !OP.
HENRY SAXTON
KELLEWB
.• • •:-. 00 - Notice...4w .; „
LL:joirio'n's knoiving theinolies in
dotoa to the Easell6er, wiA piano) call an lihu
a liP residence appoalte Raymond's H .lot, and settle
without delay. Tbe aeeonnte Aitiel . be a ttted.
July 11341nt. . J.-D, HALDERT.
—tiiinber d6al—
BOARDS, - '
SCANTLING,
E3MMEC!
HOSTETTER'S
Miscellaneous
ZOOD 1 GOOD !U., 'OO D!I
-Just received at, the chetp Grocery Of the end
signed, lotS of good th;ngiVa pert of Alai:Are the.o
lowing: _ •
. .
• , Ilormotically misled PEACUES, . (froth.) ,
." .- . " TOMATOES, " . • .
" .'" -CORN, • ,
' " • ' " P PAS, '
. " ASPARAGUS,
• OYSTERS„ 0c• .
- , - . " i . "• LOBSTSRS. ,
• PIN EA PPLE, -
„.. 01 ” 'TURTLE SOUP, "
" - " . SARDINES, . " •
,
- 'Pickled' Gorttine, Chow Chow, Piccalilli, Lob tore,
Cauliflower,.Capers.
Olivet., Tallithim Hateup• Walnut do., Mushroom do.
Pepper Santo, itonilnyi Or ' lete, Cranberries, the finest tit-Dried Beef, Sitio r•taircd Hams, Shoulder. Bologna
Sausage, Soup trc •‘iii,Maccaronl, Sugars, Coffees, Ten,.
Molasses, and e ' it of all Made.
„QUEENSWAI.E, EINE SEOAIIB. among which aru
twoniY.five. thousand Gorman Sixes, prime Tspecco,
and the very best and purest LIQUOMS in'the colnty,
Confectionary andlerult; &c.
All of which arenflezed to the citizens of Carlisle and
coupty of Cumberland. at the lowest prices for CASH.
COME ONE, CO ALL, two doors East of Rhoads'
Warehouse.
Carlisle, Nov. 9, 1859.
T. -1 4 IRE ,INSUII.A.NCE.- THE ALLEN
' AND BAST L'ENNBIIOItO MUTUAL HIRE IN
AURANCE.OO3IFANY of Cumberland county. ineorpo
rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and
in operation under this management of the following
commissioners, via:
Daniel Bailey, William B. °organ, Michael Cocklin
J. Eicheiberger, Christian Stayroan, , John C. Burt
lap, Jacob U. Coover, 1101,18 flyer, S. Eberly, llunjs
min U. 'Mower, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham
Alexander Cathcart. '
. . . .
`f The rates of Insurance are as low and fan rable as an
Company of the kind' in the State. Persons wishing t
become:l:ambers two invited- to make application to tli
agetitOof the company, Who are willfug to wait upoi
them at any time.
WM. R. GOIiGAS,. President,
STAYMAN, Vice Presblent
LEWIS RYER, Secretary.
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer.
Managers.—Wm. It. Corps, L. Ilyor. Christian Stay
man, M. Cocklin, J. C. Dunlap, It. Martin, D. liallvja.
ll.Coovor, Alex. Cathcart, J. Wickersham;J. Eicheibur.
.
ger, S. Eberly, J. Brandt. I
_ .
12E13
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. John Merrick, Allen,
Henry Leering, Shiremanstown; Samuel Woodburn
Dickinson; henry Bowman, Churchtown ; Diode Grit
11th, South Middleton; Samuel Graham, W. 'lquitta
hero'.; Samuel Censer, Mechanicsbnrg ; Cocklin.
ShepherOtown; D. Caws, Shepherdstown ; J. 0. Sox.
ton, Sliver Spring; ff s ni: Haretstick. Sliver Sprlino
Charles Bell, at lisle ; John llyer, Curlier)°,
YORK. COUNTY.—W. S. Picking.Dover;4Peter Wol
ford, Franklin; Jar. Griffith, Warrington; J. F. Dent
dorfl; Washington; D. 'Rutter, Newburg; R. C. Clark,
Dilinburg.
.
DAUCHEN CO.—Tiouser Loehman, Harrisburg..
Members of the eompanyhaving polielesabout to
piro. can have themr, ''wed by making applieetion
apylof the Agents. "
April 20. 1850.
H OWARD ASCOCIATION
PAILADELPIIIA
A Benevolent Institution, established by special o.
dowmept for the relief of the sink and. distressed,
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic 'diseases.
and especially for the Cure of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs.
• MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis ' by the Acting Sur :
geon. to all who apply by letter, with a description of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, kc..)
and In cases of extrema poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperniatorrhcca ' and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REM
EDIES employed In the Dispensary. neatto the afflicted
In sealed letter envelopenjree of charge. Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable...
Address, DR. .1. MILLEN HOININTON, Acting Su
goon, Howard Association, No. 2 Smith Muth Stree
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors,
' EZRA D. lIHMITWELL, Presideu
OHO. PAIRCHILD, - Secretory. •
Det..21,1859.—1y•
MOTHERS
Thousands aro dayspeaklng In ntalso of
.'EATON'S
'~~.~
_INFANTILE CORDIAL.
and why? because, It never falls tont:ford InstantanoOtts
relief when given In time. it nets as It by. mule, and
one trial alone Nv 111 convlnco you that what we say in
true. It contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE •
of any kind, and therefore 'relieves by removing the
sufferings of your child, Instead of by deadening It.
sensibilities. For this reason It - commends itself as the
only reliable preparation now known for Children
'Teething, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Drill.
log in the Dowels, Acidity of the Stomach,
Wind, Cold in the head, and Croup, also, for softening
the gums, reducing inflame tion, regulating the Dowels
and relieving rain, It has no equal—being an anti spas.
motile it fa used with unfailing success In all eases of
Convulsion or other Fits. An you value the
lire and health of your children, and wish to save them
from those sad and blighting consequences which are
certain to result from tho use of narcotics of whirl,
other remedies lbr Infantile Complaints ark composed,
take none bet Dit. EATON'S IN FANTILD CORDIAL,
this you can rely upon. It is perfectly harmless and
cannot injure the most delicate infant. Price, 25 cents
Full directions accompany each bottle. Prepared only
by . uniuncu & DUPONT.
No 409 Broadway Nim
FOOD
Healthy Lumen Blood upon being
ANALYZED
. -
always presenta us with the name essential elements
and gives of course the True Standard. Analyse the
Blood 6fiL peeper. suffering from Consumption, Live
Complaint, Dyspepsia Smorma. - &c. and we find In
every Instance curtain defleiencies in the red globules
of Blood. Supply these deficiencies and you are . made
,well. The BLOOD FOOD fs loupded upon this Theory
—hence ItKastonilhing sums. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different
diseases. For Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, or any ;lifer
tion ,whatever of the THROAT or LUNOS lnd uci ng Um.
sumption use No.l, which is always the No. Sir De
pression o f Spirits, Loss'ilAppetitb, end for all Chron•
k-Complaints arising from Overuse, (femoral Debility,
and ,Nervotia Prostration. No. 2, for Liver Complaints,
No. 9, for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared kr sh
sorption it is taken by drops and
,carried immediately
into the circulation, so that what you gain you retain.
The No. 9 is for Female Irregularities, Hysteria, WORK
rii,.
nesses, &c. lee special direr ions for this. For Salt
Rheum. Eruptions, Scrofulou Kidney,. and Bladder
Complaints, mike No. 6. In a 'ciasos the direction must
ho strictly followed: Price of, the Blood Food $1 per
bottle. fold by CIWItCII .4 DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
J. W. Dyott A: Bons. .Philadelphls, and 0. 11. Keyser
Pittsburg Wholesale Agents.
For Kale by 8. Elliott, Carlisle.
TH-E --
ONLY PREPARATIOk
WORTHY OF
Universal Conftdence & Patronage.
F9R STATESMEN, 'JUDGES, CLERGYMEN,
Ladies and Gentlemen, In all parts of the world testify
to thu efficacy of Prof. 0. J. D 00,1's Heir Itestorativu,
~nd gentlemen of the. Press are unanimous In its praim.
A few testimoniala only can be hero given ; see circular
for more,.and It will be impossible fur you to doubt.
49 Wall Street, New York, Dec '2otb, 1859.
GENTLEMEN:-LYour note of the 15th lust., has been
received,'eaylng that you had heard that I had been
benefited by the use of Wood's flair licatorative, and re
questing my certificate of the !actin had no objection
Se give iv.
•1 award it to you cheerfully, because I think it due.
My age is about 50 years;lthe color of toy hair auburn,
nod inclined to curl. Some five or six years Since it be.
~gan to turn gray, and the scalp on the crown of my
head to loose its sensibility and dandruff to loon upon it
Each of these tilsagreabilitlus increased with time, and
about four months since a fourth was added- to them,'
by hair falling off the top of my head and threatening
to make me bald. .
!n this unpleasant predicament, I wan Induced to try
Wood's flair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling off
of my hair, for I really had no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored to Its original color.except .from
dyes. I was however, greatly eurprised to find after the
use of two bottles only. that not only was t tailing
off arrested, but .the color wan restored totho gray hairs
and sensibility to the scalp, and dandruflceasud to form
on nay head, very much to the gratification of my wife, , ,
at whom solicitation I was induced to try it.
For this, among the many Obligations I owe to her
sex, I strongly recommend to all husbands who value
the admiration of their wives to profit by my example.
and use it if growing gray or getting bald.
Vety respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To 0..7. Wood .fc Co., 444 Broadway, New York.
- My family are absent from the city, am" I am no longs;
at No II Carrot Place.
• Ellamnstou Ala. July 20th, 1860.
To Prof, O. J. Wood :—Dear Veer Restora
tire" has done my hair no much good since I common
cod the use of it, that I wish to make known to Go
public flits effects on the hair, which are great. A nun
or woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a re
sort to your 'Glair Itentorative ", the hair will rotor,.
mere beautiful than ever; at feast this is my expert
once. Believe at all I. Yount truly.
WM. 11, KENEDY.
P. S.—You 'can publish the above if you like. By
publishing Inoue Southern papers you will gut more
patronage south. I see several of your certificates in
the Mobile Mercury, a strong Southern Paper.:- '
W. It. Kenedy,
WOOD'S mini RESTORATIVE. .
Xinfinclor 0. J. :Wood : Dear 81r:—Ilaving' hnd tb
misfortune to lose the beet portion of my hair, from th
effects of the yellow foyer, iii New Orionul In ISM
was Induced to mak% a trial of your preparation, an
found it to answer as the very thing needed. Illy 'ha
Is now thick 'and glossy, and'uo words can express m
obligations to you In giving to the misted such a trea
sure. ' FINLEY JOHNSON.
The nostoratlyo IS put up in bottles of three sixes YI
largO, akeilturn,and small ;_the r small - holds 14- a -pin
sad relolls for one dollar por The Medginu, hold
at least twenty per cent more in propOrtlon thai, th
iambi, retails for two dollars per hottio; the large hold
- a quoit: forty'por centaxmia to proportion, and 'doll
for. three dollars." •••
• •
• 0.7.1. WOOD & CO., P.mprleters, '944 DreNlway, Ne
Yrtli,-and 114 Atarket street St. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all god Druggists and Fancy Goods D
Aug. 94, 1866.-3 anon.
CARLISLE AND , P4ILADELPILIA
ta •
*A:
WAILY"P.II.EIGHT
FREED,. WARD &
' 811 BIARILLT WIMP, PCILADELPRIA.
• ; J. &D. 11110 ADS,
MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA,
4a. Cars or this,Llne leave the Dupoo3l.l Market at
at - 4 o'clock, P. M.
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock. A M. -
Goode Intended for this Line should be marked 0. k
P. Dolly Freight Lino, and. sent hi hy 4 o'clock.
May 25, 18SO.
XTEW•STAIIE ROUTE.-
Thu subscriber has ataiteA a triweekly line at
_Amps between Carlisle mid Landiaburg, leaving Car.
line every iilanday; Wednesday and Friday, immedb
ately on the arrival of the afternoon train of care from
the east. Iteturning,llinveaLandinburg at 800 A. 151., -
ovary Tuesday, Wednosilay and Saturday, and.urrives
at Carnal° 'at 1.00 -P. M., via. Perry County Warm
Springa, Shortnanadale, Sterrott'apap and Carlisle Sub,
Muir Springs. On and afar Jthle,the 15th, the line wil
h o modally for the accommodation of passengers going'
to the Springe.
Faro to the govern!' polntli as allows:
Carlisle to Sulphur Springs;, . . . ..$0 50
44 Sterrott's Cap, . . . • 75
' Slicrmansdale, . • • . . 87 .
44
Perry County Warm Springs, . . 1 00
44 Landlsburg,. .•
. . . 1.00
•
• RETWINING.
191, BENTZ.
Landlsburg to Warm Springs,
Sheripansdale,
" Sterrett's Gap, . . . . . 76
" Sulphur Springer, , I pp
Carlisle , 1 00
•
The above lino will regularly carry the MAIL'to and
Trom the several points above Indicated. •e•,:r ` •
I hove also it well stocked LI VLRY EMAILE, from
which I am at all times roady to furnish hoives and rar•
lieges to those who will aver mo with their Patronage,
on the most reasonable tormented In the very Nat style:
ranyl9lBsB. • GEORGE HANDEL.
xcELsloß PICTURES
ij A.lt. lIENWOOD woultig u
n pectf Ily Inform tt
IC nods f Carlisle and vicluitylihnt he hes taken room ' .
in Zug's now building, east corner of Market Square,'
when, ho Is at all times ready to take A MIlltOT Y PES
in the latest and most approved style. • Pictures taken
in rahly,und cloudy weather 'es well as cltar. and sat
isfaction given Or no charges made. ' Portraits and Da
guerreotypes copied. Miniature Pictures taken for
Lockets Ac., in Ambrotype. •
Ambrotypen warranted to eteind' the test of time, lieta
or water.
Ladles:mil Gentlemen are cordially Invite d to ca
nod examine specimens. •
Prices irom Wets. to pi. •A. It. lIENWOOD.
Jan. 27.1 555.—1 y.' Artist.
. r IVERY STABLE.:--Having pur-
La chased froin J. It. Nonemaker tie 'LIVERY EP.
TABLISIDIENE, I will be always ready to accommo
date the public with HORSES, CAR.
BUGGIES, and every other or
(tele in my line. By strict attention to
business anclrrilitaire to please, the subscriber hopes In
receive a libeMl Mauro of public patronage.
; GEORGE lIENDEL.
. , .
N. B. Omnibiases on Land to supply those who may
bo In need oflhem.
Nov. 2a, 1851 l P •
JANES R. WEAVER'S
CABINET'
AND
CHAIR
MANUFACTORY,
•
NORTH NRNOVER STREET, CARLISLE PA
Having been engaged in thu business for over twenty
years ho would return thanks to his customers and
friends, fur the liberal encouragement extended to him
In years gone ty; and further assures - them that no
pains will ho spored. to give full eatlsfaction to all who
may favor him with a calL • ..
CYIAIRS AND PURNITUDE, •
of every description constantly on hand, or made to
order. Warranted to be of the best quality, of the la
test style,ovell finished, and sold at the lowest possible
prices for cash: '
Ito oleo contlnumtlmalness no an MIDERTAKEIL—
Iteady
. untdo 51,4+1111c or otherwise. kept con.
stantly on hand-and,funerols promptly attended to
perconally In town or country, on . the toost , r9conablo
tbrtor.
Cherry and Walnut Coffins, large sire; bell finished
and lined Inside, from 8 to 12 dollars. .
Walnut Coillas covered from 15 to 80 dollars.
JAMES R. WEAVER.
May 25, 1850.-/y,
N. R. Two properties situate In Ch urchtown, Cumb,
county, are 'offered for gale on easy term. Apply as
abOve. J. 11. W. •
William P. Lynth, •
Practical- PLUMBER and GAS FITTER
•
in Vie basement of the M. E. Church,
- .111&s Street, Carlisle.
_
Load and Iron Pipe's, Iran Sinks,
Ilydrants, Bath Tubs,
!lot & Cold Shower Balks, Beth Rollers,
Water Closets, - Wash Basins,
Form, and Lift Pumps, hydraulic Rams, &c,
Wro't Iron Wul'd Tubes,
And every description of cocks and fittings for gas,
steam, water, de. Superior cooking ranges, heaters and
gas fixtures put up In churches. stores and dwellings,
at short notice, In the moat modern style. All materi
als and work In our line at low rates and warranted.
4[d - Country work and Jobbing prdmptly attended to.,
Mar. 23. 1859-1 Y •
.
WALTER C. WHITMAN.:
Dealer In •
FINE GROCERIES
N. W. orner 17th and Arch Streets,
. PHILADELPHIA.
Importern or Cross at '
. ENULISII PICKLES and SAUCES. •
Particular attention paid in selecting fine •
TEAS & oorraps
For nunlike, Suitors always at ItefintJra' primal' Choice
WINES, LIQUORS and SEUARS, of the best brando,
letnye on hand. •
May 9,
NAILS ! NAILS !! 'NAILS 11
A large stock of good, Clean, Neat, and 'ugh
nails, at the lowest Prices. Our nails are worth acts
a keg more, than any other make of nails sold In our
town. this is tire opinion of mechanics who have tried
them, we also have a full assortment of
BUILDNGI3IATER)EALS,
of the latest and moot approved styles. All goods wa
rooted an 'represented. JOHN P. LYNN A SON.
May 2, •Ml. North Hanover St, Carlisle.
6 00 TRACE CHAINS OF ALL
kinds with a large assortment of
BUTT CHAINS, • HALTER CHAINS,
BRE.IST CHAINS, . FIFTH CHAINS;
.1.00 CHAINS,' . TONGUE CIIAANS...
•
COW CHAINS. SPREAD Ac., ke.,
Just received at the Cheap Hardware Store of •
March 7. 'GO. HENRY SAXTON.
CARANVILLE STOKES' GIFT
CLOTHING EMPOTUUM,
ONE PRICE
AND.NO.ABATBAIENT,
No. 607 Chestnut Street.
Granville Stokes would return thanks to the public
for their appreciation of his efforts to please, and their
liberal patronage.
In order to keep up this kindly feeling, he has ylel.
' sled to the solicitations of many of his friends and in
augurated a now system, of Gifts with each Onsquent
Sold. To his choice selection of fine Fabrics; and made
up Clothing ho Invites the serutlnp-of the public t ss
well as to his new foods of doing. business. tech ar
ticle Is warranted to be In Fabric, Style and Make,
equal, to any gotten up In the City. end ONE PRICE,
(lower than the lowest,) Marked entire ticket.
Earls article sold, or measured for,ls accompanied by
a GIG, varying In value from $I to $lOO.
` N. D.—None but the most skilful Designers, Cutters;
and Workmen employed; and satisfaction In Fit, Fade
lon, Fabric, Price end Gift, guaranteed at GIiANYILLE
STOKES' one price gift clothing emporium, No. 007
Chestnut Street. • May 20, '60.-om.
. HAINES
OVERSTRUNG GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES;
Celebrated for superior quality of tone end elegance
- end beatity,of finish. These Hamra have Melva taken
the FIRST I'RESIIIISI when Oared in competition with
other makers. CIIALLINGE ALL COMPETITION. A splendid
Assortment of LOUIS XIV and plainer styles always on
bend. Also Second hand Pianos and PRINCE'S IM
PROVED MELODEONS from $45 to $350.
Ani- Every lustrumetit Warranted.
ORO. L. WALKER'S
Plane and .Meledeon Depot.
S. E. CoN7th A Arch Ste. Phila.
July 27,1860.-6 mus.
AOO TONS IRON AND ROLLED
1 IRON of the very best ENGLISH BRANDS warrnn
ted In every way Superior to American make. Just re
ceived with n large assortment of
Sheet leon, A •
nv s,
Hoop Iron, Vices. '
Band Iron, Niles, ,
Horse Shoe Iron, Rasps, •
Spring Stool, • Bolts,
-Cast Steel, Rivets,
•
'Blister I teal, Nuts. -
Washers. Horse Shoes,
Screw Plates.„ Nails.
Blacksmith Bellows ~
trc.
Cheaper then the cheapest, at thollardwnre Store of
March 7, , HENRY SAXTON.
N. B All Iron sold at city prlces•vvlth freight added.
.
in titre...ranted.
FES
AINTS AND OILS.-
A.
1
'lO Tone White lead. 1000 Gallons of oil. Jnel
received With a large assortment of" -- --
! N
Vernishes: ' Fire Proof Paint.' ,
- , T ur p e ntine, : Florence White, 1
Japan. -, White Zinc,
- Putty, Colored Z'nc, ,-., ,
Minima, lied Lead, . .)
' ; Whiting,", ` Boiled Oil, ..
- • °- Oluo, • .. Lard Oil. . .
. •
~ Shellac, Sperm Oil. - - -'
Paint Brasher, Fi.h Oil, &e.,
Colors of every description dry; and Oil In cans and
ahem rit the Hardware Stonier
Blarelt T, 'CO. ` •' - IIENRY-SAXTOI.4-
.
I a AMES b. - Ft:AMES I 'IIAMES !,:i
350 Pair Ilamei;sfust received of all kinds.
. COMMON PATTERN,
LONDON PATfilliN.
• ELIatINTIITOWN , PArf
leh'etn , l without 'patent fitstehlogs cheaper than ever,
t the ifardwaris Btora of • • ' ' "
Memel) 7; 4 00. :
lisctl thconz.
,
J. O. CALLIO A CO., s uccessors to Wm. 11. Trout
would announce to their customers and the publi,
'aenerally that thoy have just received from' Philadel
phis, a large and elegant sh.ck of goods, in their lio• Of
business of every variety, style end quality. 4
. They have on band. Splendid
assortment of . .
.wa
HATS AND CAPS,
•
of every style and color and unsurpassed fir LIGHT-
NESS, DIHIABILITY AND FINISH: by those Of any
other establlshment In the country.
MEN'S, BOYS' and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAPS,
of every description countautly on hand.
They respectfully invite all the old *trona and as
many now ones as possible, to give them a call.'
'J. U. CALLIO & CO.
ENN MUT-UAL LIFE INSU
RA'KCIL,COMPANY,,
The Board of Trustees have declared an , ExeRA SCRIP
Dtvlncan of FIFTEEN per cent, and a regular Dividend
of TWENTY-FIVE per cent. -And also a Coon or INTER.
Ear Dividend of SIX per cent upon the Scrip Dividends
of 1850 to February 1859 Inclusive.
I an, now ready to deliver Certificates and In
terest In
-let to those entitleDthereto. A. L. SPONSL
May 2, 1800. • Age t..
•
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,'
• DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
804 82 ChamberuSt., N.l '
Would notify the Tmdo that they are opanlng.Nrekly
' 1n now and beautiful patterns, the •
' •
WANSUTTA PRINTS.
ALSO TIM
A - 31 0 Sif E A G,
A new Print, which' ',seals every Print in the Country
for perfron of execution and design in full Madder
Colors. Our Prints are cheaper than nay In market,
and me thaw with extensive sato. •
Ordetrotriptly attended to. 1.1/ob.?GO-Iy.
. ,
UOMI CURED HAMS
pima posy, 11ologun, Fish, Chem:No:4os, Sugars,
11101aaseseiTerts,• Mier/iron!. Dried Frillt; - Tomatoes ,
Pearbos Moans, Vine Apple, Corn dried and fresb, ear
' dines, Anelloglos, (Alves. AltoLroom. Walnut and To.
motto Kattup,Jobn Bull, London Club, Worresterebirq
India Soy, Harvey's and Reading Sauey); of all
kinds plaingind fancy, MUstarda plain and mixed, beat
quality Tobacco& Segars,,B.'Orissingers pure
OLD RYE
.WHISKEY •
Brandlec, , Wines, and Gins, an. trititte great variety a
goods cot commended to be sold at Hip tovearit CASH
PRICES,:„ Country produce takeulti -
May t' BENTZ
• ,
AILS AND. SPIKES. -''."...;
• A ILS Tons Hallo mid Splkes, just, revolved' of the
re • • Int all Warranted. Country Inetthan la
aupplled with nails at waeufacturela, ;pleas, at the
Hardware Store of '
March 7;'6o`. . • • incturv44now.
1=123:1=
- _
Jitettictites.
T• 10.45 DISEASE ORIGINATE 4-I,i
', -'
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD? , 121lis Is a question of.vltal importance. and one whirl)
has never been satisfaetoilly disposed of by the'profes
stirs who teach the healing art, Sonic maintain—and
especially the old school Physiciano—that life lives In
the Mood, and therefore all licenses originate In it—
but modern science avers that ailments hove their
origination lit both the solids and, fluids of the body.
Thar the latter preponderate, however, is a fixed lact,
anti medical skill has clearly demonstrated that at
least two-Wills of thiz,tikil that human flesh is heir to,
have their,aource In an'
.11i1PURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD I
. r. , ,
•Ak, for Instance, In the long catalogue. such as SerOlu
Is, otter, "Berber'e Itch ," Pimples, Blotches. Erysipe
a Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges from the Ear, Fever
8 run; or Irruptive diseases of soy bind.—These are es
curtained by well ktiawn medical lent, trnarise from bad
blood—while the highest medical autlioritlee,declare
that most •feseris originate In the sem° . znartuer," and
more particularly Typhoid and scarßd- , the former be
!fig an inte rn al, sod -tholatter an external Irruptive
disease; and irrall persons attacked by these ibaladies,
'the blood is found to be either coagulated, or of a dark
unhealthy colot,
To ward oda huge Majority of l ' l/ Ittl4 enses, as well. en to
d
cure a number which have airea ed upon the sys
tem, Kitt necessary to
. .
PIIItIFY TILE BLOOD
•
Llndsoy'e Inbioved Blood gearobeidOes not claim to
be a
UNIVERSAL PANACEA •
•
foi'every disease Known, but,.the prnprletore claim fo
It (Ilk - power not only of draining out an impurities of
the blood, but by the Mt iliful combination of well known
Vegetate remedies. It will cure all tilseasenarising from
a deranged state of the firm., drive out dyspepsia, and
give renewed tone and vigor to the stomach. That the.
116 on BEARCIIE4I Is all that Is claimed for it, tile proprle
tors con produce •
THE PROOF.
•
,
It Is only,a few.y,oars since it was discovered, and yet
It boo grown Into such a business that a large laboratory
hue been built expressly for its manufacture—a large
number of nien employed inputting it up, andktill the
, SUPPLY—DO,EB KM EQUAL THE DEMAND!,
We net any candid men, could this be so, if the Med •
Woe did not possess ALL the virtues claimed for it
The Proprietors hale hundreds of certificates from
•
moo of probity and standing in the community, show
lag what the medicine le doing daily for the suffering
ASK ANY PERSON • ' • .
who has ever used the Blood Searcher irbether roll 1.
was experienced.
Let the afflicted give It a trial -0 single bottle' wit
convince the most skeptical of its efficacy.
01. For Colo in Carlisle by S. W. floverstick, S. Er
flott, and ILL KIPITer• Kauffman & Son, Merit auks
burg; Gosweller & Zook,' Sifeilherdstovfxr ; Joshua Culp
Hogitturrn ; Jacob Simmons. COWIN Knrts &
Wise, Shiremanstown; A, M, .Leidlch;
Mary' W. Kissel, Churchtown ; Edward Jostles, - West
11111; J. C. rasinaug'ht & Bro., Oakville; Shoemaker A
Ernott, Newburg; Wm. Bretton, Kerrville; J. Hood &
Co., Springfield; Russell & Dice, Dickinson; Wieland
& Washinger Jackigiville;Clark & Lee
Roads; Wm. 11:'Eckle . s, Shorting 11111; D. Denlinger '
White ;J. C. Altick,Phippensburg; allot Cumber
land county, Pa.
LINDSEY. & LEMON, Propriators,
llnDldayrburg, Pa
0cr1.7'69
D Y SI C EPSIA
.E
Dn. DARIUS lIAM ; S
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
This Medieleo hes been used by the public for a
years, with increasing favor. It in recommended to
cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Ileart•Burn, Colic,
Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pales in the
Bowels, Headache. Drowsiness, Kidney Com-
plainte; Low' Spirits, Delirium Tremens,
Intemperence.
It Stiniulates, Exit Dinars, Invigorates, but will not
Intoxicate or Stupefy.
• •
•
An a Medicine, it is quick and effectual, curing the
most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia. Kidney Complaints,
and all °Uer derangements of the Stomach and Bow.
els in n speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the most drooping and met=
Anthony spirits, and restore the weak, nervous and
sickly to health. strength Itnd vigor.
Persons who, front the injudicious use of liquors,
have become dqlected, and their nervous systems shat
tered. constitutions broken down, and subject. to that
horrible curse tol morality, the DELIRIUM Tuve:Ens, all
almost Immediately feel' the happy and healthy Inyjgr,
rating efficacy . ofDr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL-DO. ,
. •
Dose—One wine glass full as often as necessarj.
Ono dose will remove all lind Spirits.
One dose will curs Heart burn.
Three doses will core Indigestion.
Ono dose will give yhu a Goad Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing' pains of I2prepsia.
One dose will. emovnthe distressinganddfsagreenble
effects of Wind or Flatulence, and as amp as the atom
ach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distressing
load and all painful feelings will be removed.
One dose will remove - the Most distressing pains of
Colic, either in the stomach or bowels,
A few doses wllt remrc all obstructions - in the Kid
ney, B
Bladder or lidos Organs,
Persons who aril ireribusly.alllcied with any Kidney
Complaint S -are assur4lpeetly relief by a dpse or two
and a radical cure by the panel - one or two bottles.
NIOIITLYSSIPATION.
. •
Persons who, from disstpating too much over night,
and fool the evil effects of poisonous liquors, In violent
headaches, slckdess at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
8.c., will find one dose will remove all bad feelings.
ladies of weak and sickly constitutions, should take
the - Invigorating Spirit three times ei day; It will make
them strong, healthy and happy, remove all obstruc
tions and Irregularities from the menstrual organs and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
face.
During pregnacy It Nrlll be found an invaluable medl
,il,lO to remora disagreeable 13 . 3 K1ii01111 at the stomach,
All the proprietor asks Is a trial, and to induce this
le has put unlit° bIinIORATINO SPIRIT In plot bottles
tt 00 eta., quarts $l.
*tt,.. For sale In Carlisle by S. W. Ilaverstlck ; In Mo.
hanlesburg by L Kauffman, and by Druggists genet.
Illy.
Feb. 1, 1860.—1y.'
1860. SPRING I A T S LI I 0 N S
HEELERS' OLD STAND. '
• A complete Mock of Hats and Caps ?
now ready for Inspection. .
BILK, • •4••
FUR,
• CASSINERE. - • -
FELT & WOOL.
•
In every style and quality. We call parOrniar atten
tion to our, $1 SILK HATS. Silk nod soft Hate, o
any style man dfactured to order. Capa of , 11 kinds
RECOLLECT KELLER'S OLD STAND.
North Ilanover..treet.
Cal Kale March 14, MO.
1000 BOXES .OF GLASS.— -
Of all siren, Double and Anglo
• Plain, Orna•
mental Colt red &c. Just recolt•ed ntlbe Cheap Hard
ware Stela of
Merck 7,'
HENRY SAXTON
000 GRIND STONES.-
Of all sixes, warranted of the beat quality. Jus t
eeelved at the Hardware Store of
March 7,:60. •, HENRY SAXTON.
IIOW DE R.
25 Kegs Dopolit. Rock and Rine powder, with
large assortment of
Ealety Fuse,
• tMelis,
Slone Drill.,
Stone Sledge.,
• Stone Hammers.
heap Hardware Store of
HENity.sAvrox.
Crow Ears, • I
Just revolved at tb
51orrh, 7. '6O.
H AT AND CAP EMPORIUM.-
of all descriptions, tram the common Wool
o the fluent Ftllt AND SILK HATS; and Wt .prlcen
hat must suit every one who has an eye to getting the
orth aids money. The etodk Includes,
MOLESKIN, OASSIMEEE, BEAVER dt FELT BATS,
Apr. 25, 1560-ly
DIVIDEND NOTICE