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HAMMY PENNSYLVA
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-• • MEDIOAD: D EPARTMENT._' .•
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Ninety frifftia. Resident, (1.8130.610
WIINnm Gibine,.sl. D.;,Exporitus Professor of Surgery.
Henry D. Wood M. D.,tEmerltinsPro. f„ of . Practice, of
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Medicine. '
Samuel Jackson,lll. D., ,Prof.of instltutotor
Lledi
alto.
Ilugh L. Dodge. 51; D., ' Prof. of Oilstotrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.''' •
Joseph Carson, M. D., Prof. of Materia Idedicaand
Pharmacy.
Robert E. Rogers, M. D., Prof. of Chemistry.
Joseph Leidy, M, is., Prof. of Anatomy.,
Mary fr. - Smith, M. D., Prof. of Surgery. .•
111111? Peppbr, N . D., Prof of Theory am) Practice
Medicine. . • .
WilliainDk s :onsinttor of Anatomy,. •
The Loctures of the ,Seifilon 'wilt begin on the . second
• Monday of October and ri\ n uginfile let of March:
There will be opt, Introductory to.the course. •
Clinical Instruction. is giventhroughout t h u Session;
In the Medical Hall, by the Professoca,amlat the Penn.!
Viral:tin and other Hospitals.
The Dissecting Rooms, under the superintendance of
the Professor of Anatomy and (Ivo Demonstrator, are
open from the iniddl6 of Septotabbr.
The Room for.Oporativo Surgery and the :Application
of Bandages, hc., is mien early In Septembernnd through
out the Session, under the supervision of the Professor
of Surgery. .
Surgical Domonstrator, C. S. Rishok, N. D,
Tees for the Lectures (oath Prof nor $15,) $lO5 •
Matriculation Feu (paid once only)
Graduation Fee,
R. E. 800 hn3, 31. D.,
Doan of the Modica] Faculty.
SAMOBI:DRICB, Janitor, University Building.
P. 8. Board may ballad at from $2 30 to $l3 por Ireok,
Aug. 31, 1860.-66.
VRESH aPRING ARRIVAL 1860.
%yrs & StfOliS. •
-' *BOOTS & StIOKS.
As the times era vary tight at present, it will ho every
persons Interest to look out for cheap BOOTS & Silo ES,
and save the dites, and the very pines to accomplish
thin object lent the old corner known as n Shoe Store
for many years, directly opposite Burkholders old stood
now Glass's h otel. SO rail and see for yourselves and
slave money as you will find a complete aesortmout of
all kluds of goods In the
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BOOT & SHOE LINE,' , .•
end pf the vary best makes, and over remember the
'await price articles in not always the _cheapest yod
will find among opt stock the prices vary according to
the quality °Ube article.
The Subscriber having just returned frgm Diatom
Cities with a lar,, , a and complete stock of Boots & Shoes
he also keeps on hand a superior quality of Home Made
work of Boots & Shoes to suit the trade at the lowest
cash prices,
Men's Calf & Kip Pigged Boots, • ,
Men's Frofich Calf sewed Boots,'
Man's Kip Cal i f & Goat Brogans high & low cut,
Men's and Buys Call Buff & Patent Leather Oxford Ties,
Men's Calf Surf & Patent leather Congress gaiters, sow
ed and pegged,
Ladles' Misses & Children's Black and Colored Mating
& Children Fancy Kld,& Monaco Slipper
Lattiesl.& Masao Goat & French Mormon Buskins, •
Women & Childress pegged work of all kinds nt Idw
prices. Just received an assortment of Children's i cop
pared toed shoes. Repairing done on short • m Mee.'
The subscriber still mailmen on at the old gaud
'thankful for past favors hoping to receive a coo tinuance
of the name.
Carlisle April 18, 1860,
W~ LL .j FITTING CLOTHINCII •
The subocrlber has just received a very superlor and
well aolected stock of
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SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
Consistinu oreassAre. Summer and Italian cloth, Al.
pacts, Mangan., lAnnon and Cotton Ada, Coats, Pants
de Shirts also Silk and Satin vests and In short every
thing In the way etOAIDIENTS. Ills stock of . .
GENTLEMENS' .PURNISILLIV GOODS,
ham been selected with a great deal of care. and shirts
cravats, Ac., kc.; are sold at unusual low prices.
TRUNKS CARPET 11 . A05 & VALISES.
The subscriber wouhl calf special attoptlon to
. 11,14
/merge stack
HATS AND CAPS.,
which ho has revelvod find Is selling thorn fit very low
liguive. Of the sbovo you ran rnnvin-o ourself by
calling at the Cheap Clothing Storo fluor the Market
Homo ASHER WIIIL.
April 11,1860,
SILVER PLATED WARE BY
HARVEY\FILLEY '
'No. 1222 Market Street PIIIIADF.LPHIA,
Manufacturer erase •
NICKEL SILVER, and SILVY - 1 PLATER of ,
YORKS, SPO 'NS, LADLES. birrrnit KNIVES,
CASTORS, TEA SETS. URNS, KETTLES,
WAITERS, BUTTER DISHES. ICE I'ITCIIIS,
CAKE BASKETS, COMMUNION W AltE,•
CUPS,- , -MUGS, GOBLETS, ke.,
With a general assortment comprising none but the
boat quality. made of the best materials and heavily
plated, constituting' them a Serviceable and durable
article
For lIOTELN, STEAMBOATS IMO PRIVATE NAMIRIEB
/Fie- Old Were ro-plated to the beet wanner ,
Feb. 22, 1800-1 y.
W. C. RHEEM
ATTORNEY AT bASY AND•GENERAL AGENT
lifinneapolia, Minnepta,
'MILL give special attention to colloetions through
11' out the State, make investments, buy and sot
Real Estate and securities. . Negotiate loans, pay taxer
locate land wartnn is, de., he. Beier to the membors
the Cumberland County liar, and to all prominent eiti
'sena of Carlisle, Pa. -fAug4'sB-Iy.
J. GOODYEAR
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jor_AVING entered into co-partnership
in the manufactiwing of DAR IRON, at Intort
itei - Carliele, Pa., we would respectfully Invite lhe
attention of Hardware merchants, Black smiths, end all
others who may want a superior article of Iron to give
them w call:
All kinds of heunnierod boo constantly on band or
drawn to order on short notice.
-The highest price paid for wrought Iron scraps, or ta•
ken In exchange for bar Iron.
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J. .000DYEAR & CO
Carlisle, Oct,. 12, MO.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Assets:
X MILLIONK OF DOLLARS,
INYTAITIED 10 01118 T MORTOAOEB ON nut, MATE,
WORTII OVER $13,000,000.
Tho premiums are swim than in many other Compa
• ales, and the Dividends have boon onntrzn.
This Is a strictly MUTUAL Company. Thero are no
Stockholder'', so that ALL TOE PROFITS'
DELONGTO TOO DIMMED. .
tamphleis, and every information, Mey ho had mum
on application to
WM. D. HALBERT, Carlisle.
' PHILADELPHIA 'REFERENCES :
Thomas Robblus, ' John Welsh,
Mordecai L. Dawson, • George 11. Stuart,
George M. Stroud, • • M.S. Whelan, .
John D. Myer., .1. Fisher Learning,
Joeoph Patterson, WO linm 0, Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Arthur IL Collin, '
Thomas 11. Powers, George W. Toland,
William McKee, Thee. Wattson. ,
F. RATCHFORD stAnn, Agent,
S. W. Come: Fourth and Walnut Streets,
May 23. '6O-11m. PIIILAD'A
PIIILADELPIIIA
WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
0. CONNAD, FORMER OCCUPANT.
No. 148 NORTH SECOND STREET,
CUIRNER OF QUARRY STREET.
The imdenfigned has leased the above premises
whore he will keep a large assortment of Gold A. Sliver
Watches, rf American. English and Swiss Manufacture
of the most celebrated makers, in addition to which . ;
'will be found always on hand (end made to order) an
ostensive variety of.lowelry. silver. and Silver Plated
ware, together with a general assortment of such goods
ao are usually kept in a first rims Jewelry Store •
The patrons of-0. Conrad, and those of tho subscriber
together with the public generally, aro invited to roll.
where they will receive a good article for their money.
As I am determined to do strictly a cash business goods
will he sold very low. "IMAM. PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES," la the motto of this establishment.
LEWIS It.IIIIOOMALL,
Formerly 0. CONiIAD,
N 0.148 North Second St. corner ofQtaury Phila.
June 6,18130.-Iy.
-vv. Isirce-mix.,
G TLEME N'S FURNISHING.
STONE AND
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 819, Chestnut Street,
1011 r doom below the "Continental Hotel" and nearly
opptsite the "0 irard ii 011110" Philadelphia.
A large assortment of Pressing liobea constenlly on
ban& 'Particular attention given to ordered shirts—a
perfect tit guaranteed. ...
Wholesale trade supplied with tine shirls and collars
oo liberal terms.
Directione for measurement sent on application by
malt July
PHILADELPHIA
AND HEADING
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itAIL, IL 0 A ID
• . RUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
.00 Ana allei MAY 213, 1860.
Two passenger trains; leave Harrisburg dolly, (8. un
days excepted,) at 8.00 A. 51 , and 136 P. M.. for Phila.
- Arrlying th Philadelphia 1 n and 0.16 P.
Returning, leave t 8.00 'A. M., and 3.30
arriving at Harrisburg at 12.40 noon and 8.30 P.
11.
- !Lan To Philadelphia, No. rears. $3.26; No. 2 (In
/Wad Mainj $2.70.', • . • • .
• Fares to Itaading. $1.60 and $1.30. ' •
At Beading. connect with trains for Pottsville, Miners.
wille;Tamagua, Catawissa, dc.
Fonr.trains leave needing for Philadelphia dilly, at
A. 31., 10.45 A. 514 12.30 noon and 8.43 P. 1.1. •
Lase Philadelphia:for Reading at 8.00 A. M.,1.00 P.
U., 3.30 P. Zd., and 5,00 M.
• Pareafrinn Reading to.Philadelphien $1.75 and $146..
The,morning- train , from Harrisburg connects at
- leading with up train. for ,Wilitesbarre, Pittston and
Daranton. • •
for through tickets and otlierintormation apply to .
•
General Agent.
Avg. B,'Bo
MlSTAlC...'—All,pqrs'one in ?want.
Of a bottle of Pine Old Imported and Pure Brandy,
..ALIAt ye Whiskey, or Gin, Wines, do., can get the
146 at the Grocery of the subscriber.
. WM. BENTZ.
Cloktil."lN :FA&
. FEMALE COLLEGE, ..
111E(IIIANICSRURCI PA.
.
This Institution, designed for the liberal education
of Young Ladies, has heen,in dperation two years with
the moat gratifying results. It is now established on
firm basis, and •Its palrorage already extends over
several States.
It is located on the Cumberland Valley Railroad mid•
waphotween Harrisburg and Carlisle. in the inset fer
tile and beautiful portion of the valley, and Is in close
proximity to one of the most moral, healthy, and on—
iterprising towns in the State.:.
It Is central, and easy of Recess. Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia In the morning
traits for Iforrlshurg, will arrive at Mechanicsburg In
time for dinner.
The edifice is large anilsonitnedious, surrounded by
double verandas, and will aceominuilate about One !MU
.drod boarders. In its construction, It combines all the
modern Improvements for the prouiotion of health,.
comfort and convenience. In those respects physicians
protion Ilea it unrivalled. The °blubbers are large and
neatly furnished: has register fur heat and
Ventilation. Only two students occupy the same room.
Inc ;lath remits are at all thins supplied with minuend
odd water. ,
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The grounds are 'ample, and well arranged , for recre—
ation, and the vdrioui calisthenic exercises so esssn•
Mal to health, graceful movement and symmetry of
form. : ,
The Faculty of, Instruction 18 4 efilelelit and expert
°need.
rLn the Collegiate Denartmont the•course of study is
of a high grain, comPreliendin . g till the subjects licking.
lag to a Classical, Polite and Christiany:ducation:.
In the Preparatory Department pupils will ho care
fully instructed in those branches 'forming the basis of
a thorough Engllsh,education.
SESSIONS.—First Session, from the Ist Wednesday of
September to tile :10th of January.
Second Stisplop„frotu the let of February.to the let of
July.
Vacation, during July and August.
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TEEMS PER SESSION OF FIVE itCNTES, PAYA.DL'
• . I"N ADVANCE. '
Dosrding. Washing, Furnished Rooms. F
and Light. . . . . . .
TititiOn—EnDoglato Departniont.
Preparatory-.
" First Clans,.
No extra charge for Anelent Languages.
llWale—Plano anti Ouitar. . . . . . . . 20.00
• Vocal M . . . .• . . . . . . . 200
Modern Langungen, •. . . . . 10 00
'Painting, Drawing arid other Ornamental Branches
at the uptal rates.
Teot.boolts furnished et city prices.
For further 'partiodars nildress, ,
Rev. A. 1.1. MARLATT, A. M.,
President.
Aug. 3. MU
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
• SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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, • CITANGE 01 ,HOUltBl,
Ou and after MONIA.Y. APRIL 10th 1060, Passenge
Trains will ruin no follows: (Sundays ex..epted:) ,
• POI?. CHAMBERSDUHO AND HAIIIIISISURO.
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..,....o, ' - 'li;,. let Train. 2d Train
Leave Hagerstown, 6.45 A. SI, • ' . ,
Greencastle. 7.35 ".. . .
Chambursburg, '. 8.30 " 1.00 P. M
Shippenaburg, 0.00 .. 0 1.32 "
Neivville, 9.32 " 2.04 0-
" Carlisle. 10.10 " 2.44
31erhanlesburg, 10 42 " 3.16 • . 0
Arrive at:Harrisburg,- 11'12. " 345 "
' FOll CHAMBI•HiSBUIid AND II AGI•IIiSEOWN.
Ist Train. .24.1.,..T5atn.
Leave Harrisburg . 8.05 A. M 2.15 0. N.
0 31mill/inlet:burg 8.47 • " 2.52
S' Carlisle. 0.27 • " :Lie) .
' " Newville ' 10.02- " 4.04
" Shipponsburg. j 0.34 " 4.33.
" Charnlae.(orrive) 11.00 • 5.10
" Greencastle. .- 0 . 60 0
Arrive at Hagerstown. ' • 0.40 "
air Passenget a will observe, that there Is but On
Train a day, (a Passeoger and Freight Train einnbinn d
over the Franklin 11o:01, conneeting with train to Ilar
Habit rg at 8:10 A. 31., net: with the Train arriving front
Harrisburg at 5.110 P. N. ,•
rii fun.: Daily Trains leave' Harrisburg for Pittsburg
-at 2.40, A. 31.. 12.50 anti .1 05, P. 11., making area con
north,ns wills trains Ow l'ineltinati, Louisville, (111,13
land. (7111C340. Indianapolis,. St. Louis, and all principal
points throughout the • Went.
For Pitilatluiplila,,in P.oinsvlviinia Central Railroad
At 1.20 . and 0.05 A. 51., and 12 hfr :110 i 250 P. 31. Via
L e t,,,,,,,,, V, it. It., al f:;.IIII A. 11... and 2.35. , P. U. Fo;
Italtilhore. nI 3.27 A: 7.20 A. 31., A'2 05 P.M. •
For •• reverton and Milliatitsport at 1.27 and 8.15, 0.
31.. Trains on , Dauphin-Ho:0 at 2.064.0 M. .
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NOTICE TO PASSENGER At all Statham whor
Tickets are sold, viz: Clutinberslihrg, ShiputonAburg
Ca-lisle, Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg, a reduction
TEN CENTS nn each Tibet will be made to all I'nssun•
gems that IYrolde thounielros with Tickets before cu
taring-Cho Cara. - •-
O. N. LU LL Supor't
Railroad Offler, Chamlwrsburg,
Apr 11,10,1860.
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FUItN TUTEE WARE-ROOMS
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1 859 1, :. , . ~......l ya
.r .: . !' . ; i r ~.
itz,
West' High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarded at the Cuthberi:..nd County
Ayricultural Pair of 1867.)
=1
The sul,scriber has Just received the moot splendid
assortmant of articles in his HUI% conic brout:ht to this
piece—which he IN determined to sell at prices that de
try competillim.
Parlo r -
Chamber,
Dinning-rodm, PUILNIT
ICltchan and .
(Mice
Embracing overy__Articla used by itonse and lintel
— keepers, of the most approved and n. 111,11,11110 design
and liuluh. Including also Gottave furniture In setts.
reception and Cutup Chairs, Mattrusens, Jilt frames,
pictures, tee.,
Purchasers urn requested lo call and examine bin
!stock, at ills'usteuslao ware.rooms,,lVest Maio street.
North side. A. 0. liW1N11:
i. Particular attention givain as usnal to-funerala;
. orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderato tains. A. 11. It
Qat . lisle, May 12, 1658,—1y.
F .A.L L ARRIVAL OF
Fresh Drugs,
Fancy Goods , Fruit, autl
Confnetionary.
S. W. HAVERSTICK 6/IN just re'nt'ed front the eft)
and Is now opening a Nilo - wild display or FA
to which Ito desires to call the attention of Ills friends
and the public. Ws assortment In this lino cannot be
surpassed in novelty unit elegance. and ladli in quality
and price of the articles, ealinOt lull to please purchasers.
It would he Impossible to enumerate his
which iannprlee every variety of fancy articles of the most
exquisite finish such as.
-Papier Macho lloads.
Elegant iihiliaster and porcelain Ink-stands And trays,
Fancy Ivory, pcarl and shell said cases,
Ladles' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sowing instruments,
Ladles' Calms, Waling Desks. And Portfolios.
- Port MOIIIIMICS. of every Variety,
field puns and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large inalety of ladles' Fancy natio, cry.
Motto seals and wal'ers, Sill, and bead purses,
Riding whips, elegantly finished. Fluistutlery,__
Perfume baskets and bags, . •
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Basin and It. & U. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various Mints,
Nancy Pins for head dresses and shawls.
Musical Instruments, of all hinds tnd at all prices
together with an innumerable variety of articles elope t
ly finished and suitable tor holiday presents, to whi c h
he Invites special attention.
Also, an extensive nod elegant collection of
il001(d,
comprising the various English and American Works,
richly embelished • POKTICAI, WoRKP, Bibles end
ityntit Rooks, elegantly bound in velvet with metal
clasps and.coeners, suitable for holiday gifts.
Ills assortment of school Books and School Stationery is
elan complete. and •comprises. everything 111111 d-ill the
Schools. Ile also deslr.w to call the !particular attom
lieu of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, &c.,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of, Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chantber and study Mr burning either
Lard, Sperm et Etherlal oil; al. DYiIITS celebrated
Kerosene or Coal 011 Lamps, together with Flower Vases
Fancy Screens, &c. ills assortment in . this lino is un
equaled lu the borough. Also.
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SNOAIIS AND TOBACCO,
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embracing all the brands, mid a fine assort
meat of lIIIERSCIIA.U3I SMOKERS AND PIPES.
• FRUITS',
such as Oranges. Lemons, Pigs, Ilelsins, Nectarines,
Prunes, &c., FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—PRE.
SEKVED FRUITS, MIN.'ED-WEAT, PICKLES, Ac..
to every variety and at all prices, all of Which mu pure
and fresh such an can be conflchmtly teconinpundnd -to
his friends. Ills sleek umbrae.. evbrything In the link
of Palley Goods, with many other artielbs' useful to
hus ekuopors which the public ars especially Invited'
to call and examine.
Nomember tho Old Stand, nearly opposito tho Bank on,
North Hanover street.
MEM
E 10T19 L,
No. 77 Docic Street Plii'adelphiq
(Late COL. It. 11. JONES.)
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This Hotel, kept on the European Plan, is convent.
ent for Tmvellers, l'ltlanne; and the Public generally,
.tieing in th.rimmediate nolghlairhoodef the ExcliTinge,
'adjoining the Post Office, and within a few minutes
walk of the Delaware Wharves, the landlngsfor Steam
'boats Hornell peals..
Menlo can be had at all hours. from b' o'clock In the
morning to 12 o'clock ut night, for 12 1 4 roots and up•
war4s. Lodging' Itotims can Le procured at ail (Mies
for 87% cents per night. , The Orn
heifera are clean, well
'veer - tinted and ait'newly furnished. , 'filo Eating .14.0
pertinent wjlt he•prnvidad with the best the market
'eau p um; tife — Drinklog- Counter , furntabed'witli;
go Aims and choice Cigars. The , proprietor, hope.
the by strict. peramial nttention, with competent and
oh ging servant., ho will be able to please.
, J. OTTENKIIII7,.'
( eof Thillimere, Md., and 'Mdison nousec , Ehlin.) , •`
ly 27, '60.-Bm. , • PHOPRIETCH:
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stibaciiter is.prdpared.
C) to toll to merchants !Ind others, CliXtt,NT, by,.thb
quantity At manuincturors priron.
Cotnelo,'April 11, 1800. .
tiOucauoitaL
A. B. 14:WING'S
1859
MEE=
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n.RAXTON.
NewOc;inrf-
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ENrs3:o4:4N , ..'•,' 1.6 .-.N .4w ,-17koops,,
L. ..
After returnlnir lila. acknanieugrnenia! for Atio.-very
liberal patronage whleh hes beenrorctendeitto - hltn,' the
undersigned weuld.ooll attention to the tart.:tbAt he
haejuet re•openetible extensive atieortmonotfainll7,.;
,
,
. .
In his now itoretroom. on the squ'ili.efist corner of the
public nqunfio , where the pubic are invited to call and
exandue a stock of goods which, in elegeneo, variety
and Vrtent. will defy competition; comprising In part
• bad', I map,' crushed and brown ,ftitgars,
Java, Ilia and roasted Co ff ee Every VI, .„:„„
ricty odd qUallty of TEA. Spices, (ground
and ungroand.) Pleitels. Sauces, Table MIL
Now 'Orleans, Sugerhouse and Trinidad (1
Molasses Now YoriC a n d Phifihlitiplaltt Cyr- •,
or. Ckeese, Macaroni, Vennecllll. split Peas, Monthly,
Mincemeat, corn Starch, Farina, Chocolate, Extract 0,
Coffee, refined sugar at reduced ratesovasbing and bal
ing soda. Tobacco of the Most favorite brauds,and thu
'float quality of Segars. Also, a beautiful assortment
of ItiMattnia Wore, "plain ' and pin
ltfband China Ware,
Glass, Queens. Stone and 'Earthoot IVaro,' In great ya..?
riety, and an elegant let of Emmy Coaps, extracts,tanit
perfumery for the toilet.
FRUITS: Including Poaches in cans, Iltdslhs, Cross
berries, dry apples, eltrpn, almonds, oranges, lemons
Ac., Sat.
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em l i; l r i) , lLOß , S o : - i , rhnlesalo , , l sT . l . retail.
ffe l i g , ill See r y Iratitl c les7 l ti ' ::r7t a tt " ;iit ' . pale 9 , " Liabo r n
• L 5.77 7:".. V Sherr Port. ;‘lnderia, (111:ger, Catawhs
:T - ,.7:., , ,, and Muscat Wines in casks and hot
. .
Iles, Scotch 1% hiskoy,, Holland Gin, •and Schaidan4
Schnapps•
FISH AND SALT
A I.riro stock of- LAMPS, Ineltidi trig Dynt.tio ciilobroted
lamps for burning lielosene or cool nil, also Spam.
Pine, Lord and Cipti—Oil, Burning Mid, Sperm, nod
Star Cllll4 los
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS.
Itrnebes, itopea, Meer, Soaps, lloorluata, Waitera'
honklev.glasaes, fine letter and note paper, Wlllee
.Ware, painted burkete,
Colton and woollen !bland half liege, and a fall
stook of Gloves, Including the well known Ilanovei
doves. -
SO 00
0 00
In 00
12 00
In short, his stock comprises everything Cant is rolled
for in his lino of business. 61.1 no efforts still he spared
to render ontirn satisfaction to his customers.
• ' C. INIIOFF.
Carlisle, Oct. 27, 7858-Iy.
AM - - :1130:Alm; of all lands taken In cirlinngo to
grlds.
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F AMILY GROCERY. AND TEA
• Just received and In store, a fresh and well Se
lected assortment of Hie, Java and Mara- .
collar Coffee, Itoastvd Cram. ('rushed.
Pulverized Sugars. Vaned and
other brow', Sugars, superior'
Syrup Molasses, Orleans
(hiking) M 01 tfv.nra.
Spices or every variety—
" pure only Starch, Farina And
Marcum - nil, Cheese and .
Craiiers, Tapioca and Sac, Indigo,
Month. And Soda, Cream Tartar and re•
sorted Pickles, MustArd and Coriander Seed. '
TEAS.—A this assortment In Packages.
' and ir bulk—se well AS nil other artlelek.
Napoll I belonging to the bu,iness—All at the lowest
f and late reduced prices.
4 .111
VV. A J Tel IFS JEWELRY,ANT)
SILVEIt•WAHEAT CONIA'N"ki old established
Stand. West Main St., manly opposite the Cumberland
Vidloy Bank.
1 114vejuxt, received n flew assortment-of vatelics.
ewetry. medalhons. silmer ware, &c.. In addition to my
ormer stuck to which I invite the atlontion of the
nubile, The assortment embraces line gold iuul silver
lever watches. Hunting and open rand dn. gold An
chors fir Ladles and Gentlemen and Oliver ',values
and Quartier watches of every variety in ttyJ. and
Niro.
lat=l:A
nentleinen ni every quality. pattern and privy. (told
fob. vent. curb and wink chains, (lad bratieleta, filigei
Rugs, rutillios, studs, sleeve•buttunp., vro,es, (banns,
&v.. .(e. Gold mid silver thimbles, silver and plated
butter knives, tbrks. table. tea. salt and nivt:tarif 11,0011 fr
I avory•v: n irty. A large assolteleet of gold, cliv
and common spectacle:, to cult
. ages to .11101 we Indite special sate
-lot-- of (TOLD- PENS- from Alio -*est -make
ileVt.:10111 eixea, fancy bONI`P.IIIIver and pearl card canes,
gold and common lirarelrls. match
• _
PMMMIZ=
ally kept In .lewely
J will sell, low for rash. All articles war.
alitei) to In, 0121 V -they Ara represunted: -
Partletiltir !aft:Minn pnlll 118 usual to
WATCH lII.PA.IIII.NG and all work war.
raatud. -
=I
.1t .I , _l•S II G110(I E It E
AT S. C. 111.11'011"S
Shad and Mackerel of different grades,
- At
111
'Errs
Salmon, Scale Flak and WhlteFish.4 - 1 ;.
AL 111.11 i WT'S.
Codfish, Salt nod Pickled Herring,
Cheese and Crackers can be ht.!
Dried Fruit, Preserves and Jellies,
Sugar Cured Beef nod Hams,
At HUYETT'S
•
A II falh auppli of LIQUORS,
At IIUYETT'S
Oils, Whit° Load, de., Ac.,
860 II A.11.1)11' A
1 1{141 } ! 11 II A It D -
.1,;..1. Lynn t Son larva ju.4 completed opening
ielr Spring Stock -f Ilardaate. Pail) IN. 011 S V 31.111011,1:
.\e. to o Melt they In, Ito the early al ttent ton of
hm public We bay' are.itly colateed our htoel, In all
s various br/1111,11eS,IlIlli Call lOW .0011111110/Ito 1111 b•
RELIABLE GOODS.
n large or small 'gun ntit les. nt the lowest - krlecx. Hut
I dot with the nubile to Underl,talld that we linVG
wen,ht all the r nods In Illdhulelphin and New Terl. to
our town, but we can lISSIIIe linen that ono lent; Into
mr stole will convince them that we hero 0110IL:11 In
supply the dent:outdo this msrket. Perpsonv wanting
goods to our line will find it to their stivnotege to give
us at (.311 ultra toeldne (doh' pureletset; —All orders
personally tted punetoolly attended to, end no IlliPire
prOSlAltglions tondo to wheel sales
May 2, 'CO.
JOIN LYN!: & SON,
North littnover St. Csrlisie
ri Ulll 13HLTING 1
N, .lu4 reolved n kin. assortment of all sites
(Inn) DeMot , . Gum Hose, ' Cum I9nFfilug, .te., and fu
f.ieell.p :It 010 ihrthtatil Stott, of
June 22. 1860. 11. SAXTON.
r FILIE GREAT BELL MASS MEET
'NO Is being held on North IlaliON IT Street, Car
lisle, where the tame.. aro Invited to call and ta,tnint
the largo variety of
FARM BELLS,
Just received nod which wo us selling very cling.
(od Bells can he lought front tuz,O.fal each. W
have tho Great Western Hell, the farmr's favoille •
Call nod see them. all you, tanners who are in want
it got d•and ohm, bell. -
/ JOIIN P. LYNN & SON,
Juno 2 . 2,1860. North Hanover St., c or
FAHM'BELLS ! FARM BELLSH
Just received the largest, cheapest and best ns
sortment of FARM lIELLS In the county. Ureoneastl
Metal, am! Bell Metal WAIIIIENTED NOT TO ell ACN,
at the I lardware Store of
March 7,'1111. • SAXTON.
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE '
TO I\EW YORK!
A 5 b,5„...„,....
am • '1l . ; . - ' '• 7 ili:e'!'"• '
, ' ...• r .
• i ~; 414 ( ‘ )itik. - ..akati4,V.'llalit• i , i 5 ... . •
SHORTEST IN DISTANCE
'... Aga Qr-TIKE3T IN TIME
BETWEEN TilE TWO CITIES
OF -•---•
• NEW WORE
- AND , •
3E3CEiCrrialtpla.i . g ! -
VIA It EA DINO; A lALENTOWAI
'AND EASTON
MORNING EXIT 0.50, Melt. Lasso New York at 0 A.
31., arriving at Harrisburg at 12.45 nom?, only el hours
between the two ditto.
31A11, LINE loaves Now York at 12.00 noon, and. an
-Tires at Harrisburg at 8.50 P. 31. „ ,
MOEN !NU MAIL LINE East. leaves Harrisburg at
8.00 A. M.. arriving at New York at 480 P. M, ,
AFT 01100' .N ENTRE:I.i; JANE, Eng, leaves . llarris.
burg at 1.15 P M. arriving it New York at ll 00 ll 51.
Connections are made at liarrislitirg at 1.00 P.M. with
the Passouget Trains In each direction on the Pennsyl
vania Cumberland Valley and Northern Central Rail.
road.
All trains connect at (lending with troths for Potts,
. vllle'and - Plaidelpfila, and at Allentown for Slouch
Chunk. Easton. he.
No change 01 Passenger Cars or Baggage buttoeon New
Yrok and I larrlshurg, by the 0.00 A. M. Line from Now
York or the lit P. 31. from Ilatrisburg, • '
, r For boa ety . of scenery. and sae.), co,tUfort and mom
mollation, this route presents buporlor Inducemonta to'
the travelling nubile.
Fare between New York and Harrisburg FIVE DOI,
LAE& For tickets and other intbratation applylto
.1..1. CLYDE, Cleticralagent, Harrisburg:
,t .TTENTION, FA 101 ERS 'AN])
111. ' 'BUILDERS. ' ' •
The untleielgued la the soluagek for thd celebrated
t'IIACIL BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE. •
and will keep a aupply.constantly'on hand. Thla elate
can be furnished cheaper than altingles,•, and In more
durable than ally other , material.' It can be procured
Liy calling on the subscriber at' hie rASidifllCO on Font
JACOB SHRUM. ••
rig_ N. B. Sla'n will be furnished to persona In
cent counties at tJte shortesi Itothie.
Carlisle Juno SR. I0e0.•11 Ines
QUGAIt CUREIY-LIADIS.=--- . •
K 2" Dried Beef.' Dolygna, Ffsii,'Clieria. Careen, eMiaia;
Molasses, Tons, illneenroni, Dried Fruit, TMentoes,,
Pearlier in cans, Pim, Apple, Corn dried mid fresh; Ear.:
diner, Anekovles, Olives. alu, broom. iVahmt null To..
motto Ilatsup, Johnliult,London Club. Worceatersh
India soy, Ilnrvey'a and Reading Smite, of oil
kinds plain and fancy, Mustards plain and mixed, best
quality Tobacco k Began. 8: Orissingers pure
'-' TVIILS'KEI; .". •
Brandlea, Mora, add Gino, Ito.. n Ith it greet inrloty
'goods not en nmerated to ho sold at the hareat -OA HI
PRICES. Country produce taken In oxi•hanpe.
May LO 'll4l-om. IPM. BENTZ
St•
•. • .
NEW CDALAND ['UMBER YARD.
•.)._ Th'o'sulnicribdrs hori this day entered Into part.
norehip to trade in' • .
J, 0 A 4.- • A
,N, - UMBEA,
We
.. . . . .
• Wo will 'mire aoTiatantly calm:dead turnlah to order
all kiuda and quallty,of •aoasonud
LINBIIIt " • ' ' ' ' ' . ~ '
noAnDs,, , '
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shln'gling Lath, worked Floor.
lug and Weatherboarding, Posts and gal is, and every at ,
Nola that belongs to 'a LUMBER YARb.
All )finds of Ohluglos, to, wit : -. Whitopino, HomlOck,
ond' . oalt, of &gamut qualities, Having Cars of our
000 wu.rait furnish bills to order of any length and
Wait slt the shorte4 notice and on thw most reasonable
.otu',.worited boards will be kept under cover so
tllntithey can be furnished dry at all times. .‘• „ '
have constantly on hued all WU& of Faintly Coal
under cover. which we will deliver clean to any part of
the borough. To wit:
LYICENSNALLEY, ' Broken', Egg, Stovd and Nut
LUKE FIDDLER, .
TREVORTON,, do. do. • do.
„LOCUST MOUNTAIN, •
• LOBBERY.- •.•
whlch wo.pleclgdourielvoo to 801 l et Um lowdat prices
Bost (polity of
Limcbutner's and Blaokamith'a Coat, '
ntwnyn on band 'lrhleh we will sell nt the lowest figure
Yard West sIdO of Om:now Seller : 4, Main street. • '
•• ARMSTRONG & HOFFER.
.
July 20, 1459
/11 - IAMBERS'BURG FEMALE SEA-
N," I N A IL Y, ,
The location in plenaant and healthy, and Um adYan
i:lglM iten equalled by few in the land. The inntltution
In large and presperoua, with a corps of annatants cha
sm with garo, and well 11133 i ifiPti to I entrant in' the wild
and ornamental branches, The in fl (lune. In the board ,
lag &pert men t ere parental, moral and relining.
The next sminn. will commence on the 12th day of
Catalogues may be had on application to
lire I•rincipal. ' ,• '
Bov. W. W. Ells, Carlisle; Rev. John Ault, Loudon,
Pa; 1100. li. Bucher, Esq., iloguesto en, PA; lion. Ono.
Chambers, B. Sl Sei mock , D. R. Risher, D. D., 11ev,
P. B. it,oso. Rov. .loco p h Clark. Chambeilbirg, Pa Pro.
joecors at Primmton, N. J; both orthe Celina° and Thoo
logical Seminary. „
Rev. HENRY REEVES,
Sirs. SARA tt 11. REEVES;
CarllPln, Jan, 22, Isco.-Iy.
J. R. NONErIyiKEWS7 •
L I OIMAIIDING 'AND COMMIS ;
BION HOUSE,
I- •
FLOUU,AND FEED., ,
COAL, PIASTER AND SALT.
The subscriber having taken the Ware Hausa care
and Ilatures'of Win. 11. Tiffany's well.knr.wn establinh
ment,ern West High street. opposlto Dickinson' ollege,
would Inform the publi,e that ho has entered Into a
gonerul Forwarding and Commission bur•lneas.
The highest market price will be paid toe Flour,preln
and Produce oral] kinds. 6
•
Thov are also prepared to freight. prod urn and stock
to Philadelphia and DaMotor°, at tho bisect rates, with
saf'ety a nd .th•Fpateli.
‘STEIt AND 'SALT kept constantly on hand, and
FLOUILAND FEED at .Itolentio or retail.
Coat Of all hinds. ombrneing, •
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
LUKE FIDDLER.
SUN BURY WHITE ASH,
- LOCUST OAP.
Limehurner's and Blacksmith's
BEM
CONSTANTIN' TOR 11,4,1F.'''' •
KEPT UNDER COVER
nod delivered dry to any part of the town.
J. It. NUNEMAKER
Altoiat-17,, 1859.
N - EIV C OAT.YAJI, D
AT THE WEPT END OF CARLINLE.
The oullorrlbrr would reopertfully roll tho ottentlo
or Llnuiburner's, nod the rltlzono of Corll,lr, and th
ourrumullug country generally, ---
N E W
attinbed to his Wei° Muss. on West High St., where
be will keep constantly on hand ai large.auppiy of the
best qualitv:of MAI, to wit:
Lyl.l , us 1"alley. Luke Fiddler, Pine Grove And Prover
ton, lln.ken. bigg and Nut Coal—serenned and dry real,
which he pledges bltnself to sell at Ow lowest possible
priers: - , Best qualiq.of ' •"•
LIMEIIUItNEWS AND lILACItSMITH'S COAL
always'en hand.
4 .1
. •
PL All ordure loft at the {Ware House, or af'l,ln ron
thmee In North Hanover streot, will ho promptly a
temlod to. • ~I. W. IItINDEIteON.
fILASS! GLASSI:PAINTS!
T PAINTS I I .6. full nswunient of Glass of all slava
uid quality, ullh n large stock_ of (mph—PAINTS, all
colors.. (Ills. Varnishes, Ac, Cement in large or small
quantities, at, low figures 00.
11=11
Or E. 27, '2B
nOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
I=
E=M!
I=!
• The proprietors dad manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
phy'siciansand citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained ampu
tation heretofore unknown.' 'A few facts upon
this point 'will speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bare assertion or blazoning puffery.
The consumption of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident Hint during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
-could-never have-been-sold4ut-for 7 tho-rare
medicinal properties contahleil in the prepare,
lion,and the sanction of the most prominent
physicillbe ill those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not Only
recontmend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in sill cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is note 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.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to. regions where fever and ague
and various • other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietor's a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
front the stomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
givir.g it that .1 1 013 C and energy indispensable,
for the restoratidu of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs, ,
mildly but. powerfully, and soon restores thea
to acondition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
=!
, Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly, adapted to comfort,
declining yeats, as it is pleasant to the . palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,.
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
deuce of thousands of aged men 'sail women
who have experienced the benefit of Uking.this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility acting under
the advice' of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sox. There are certain periods when
their cares are so harailsing that ninny of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother"
end child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if time be young, is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant: - Should the period of maternity"
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
slimly and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is, is necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up uuder her exhausting trials
and responsibilities.' Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer flit Bitters
,to all other invigora
tors that receivo the enderseMent of physi-*
dons, because it is agreeable to the taste.as
'well es certain to give a pentanent increase
of bodily strength.
All these.persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred above, to '
,wit sufferers from
fever 04 ague, causettby malaria; diarrhcea; ;
~dysentery, , indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseimes or derangements of die, stomach,
superannuated . lnvalida;'persons of sedentary
occupation, arid nursing inotherii, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tel ter's Celebrated• St6inn ch Bit tors trial. ,
caution the julblfe against.
Using any of the tunny imitations or counter
feits, but ask for, Ilhartirrna's COI.EIIItAiED
' BIIIMAP II DlTillll3, 11,14 /36 that each bottle hiti
the words "Dr. J. Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown' on the side Of , the battle, and stamped
on
~the, tudtalliC.nap.novering ,the cork,' ; and
observe that our autograpli,eignature.is on the
libel. ' ,
, ai Pre'pared - anti sold b*ECtipTSTTER
14=TH, ,Rittsburgh, ,Pa,, , and sold.,by, all
druggists, groodrs, and dealers 'generally
thioughbut tie "chiitod'Statoii South Arno-
. For oak, by S. Hilloit.Jl3.*:thiyarettek, Carlton); John
0. Atilek, John Stontbauntiehtlitionablirct , Lvitauf.
nm; J.AI:-.l4otintn)r,•ll)o' tffeabargLand Druggists
IL throughOut.'thri'couf43': • MM . % '1594'
MAILS AND :SPIKES.— • ~
II to roliN ?rah .iki .2plltem, Jest received of Itto
very boat 1111140 Mid all Warroated,,Pouatry inorcbantfl
mippllud with'uollg 'at'thatiufactuVors Vika, •at 'the
Ilardwo to Motu of •
'• Marl 7.'00: . Itii •
NRY SAXTON.
REFERENCES
Pnlidpalm
YARD,
nya
JOHN P. IXNE & SON,
_ North Hanover Street.
1t,...,-':, Itl'siell4itioits .- .1;'• s,
LIO.OD I GOOD 1-1 G D.!! !
kA , :suit r ecuiva at the cheap Grocery of the under
signed; lots'ef good th:nba, a plat of which are the 10l
Hermetically sealed PEACHES," (rerlb)'
•XONIATuES,' • •• '
" " ' •CIN,
, • ASPARAGUS "
" " OYSTERS, " •
' " , " LUBSTSRS. 'g
• ,gi • ".-- PINE APPLE,. " ,
"• •
." TURTLE SOUP, "
" SARDINES, = •
[Pickled Gerklus, Choi
,•Chqw,"Diccallill, .'Lobsteis;
Caullflowdrj Capers. ' • • •
Ollvee ' Toniatee !catsup, Walnut dn., iqu'flirOoln do.
Pepper Sauce, Hominy, Grittei r Eraoherrles, the Suck
of Dried ilee4 littgar•cored Heins, Shoulder. Bologna
Sausage, Soup I.r. Thlerritolll..Sl4llllB,
Mrillisses, anti - .e lent ail kinds. • •
QUEi NSW . AhE, SANE SEGARS. among vvhirli are
Awmity five thou Sand German Sixes. prime 'rubric.),
and the vo'6 , host and purest LIQUORS in the county,
Confectionary and Fruit, fir. •
All of which are offered to Oil citizens of Carlisle Mal
county of Cumberland. at the lowest prlceafor mum.
COME ONE, COME ALL, two down East llhood
WUrehouse.
' •
Carl isle, NOT. 0, 1519.
VIRE INSURANCE.-TiE ALLEN
AND BAS.T PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN
SCHANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county. Incorl
rated by an act of Assembly, Is now fullrorganisi
In operation under the management ot thu followl
commissioners, viz:
Daniel Bailey, William It. Gorges, Michael Cork II
.1: Elehelberger, Christian Staymitn, John C. Du
lap, Jacob' 11. Coover, Londe Myer, S. Eberly, lien,
milt if. Mosso., J. Brandt, Joseph, Wickeralm
A lexandei Cathcart.
Thp rates of insurance are ris low and fart ruble noun
Company of the kind In the State. Persons wishing
become inemburo are invited to make application to t
agents ofthe company, who, are willing to wait up
them nt any time.
WM. It. (10110AS.'President.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN. Vire President
LEWIS RYER,' Secretafy.
MICHAEL COCILLIN, Treasurer.
Managers.—Wm. It. Berm, i.. Byer. Christian Stay
man, M. Codaln..l. C. Onnittp, K; Martin. 1). Bath', .1
'll.Coover, Alex. Cathcart, .1. Wickersham, J. Eteltel bor.
ger, 8. Eberly, J. Brandt.
ABENTS.
.CUMBERLAND COUNTY. John She rrlelt. Allyn;
hoary Zuni ing, Shiremanstown; Samuel WOOMIIII . II'
PiekillS , lll: Henry Bowman, Clitirrlitown ; Mode 'pill
11th; South Middleton ; .Satintid Brabant, W. Penns
boro'• Samuel Coover, Mechattlesitnrg : .1. IV. Corkliti.
Shophordstown: 11,.floover, Shopherilstowit; J 0, Sax
ton, Silver 'Spring; ; Benj. Ilavoistiek. Silver
Charles Bell. Carlisle : John Oyer, Carlisle.
YORK COUNTY.—W. S. Picking. Dover: Peter Wig
frd, Franklin; Jas. tirlMtb, Wafrington : F. Pent
dorff. Washington; D. Rutter, Newburg; R. C. Clark,
Billshurg. .
DA 11,1 1 11 IN CO.—Houser Loehr. rg.
Members of the company having policies aim t toes
piro. can hare theme. ' wed by making application in
anylof the Agents.
April 20. 15511 • •
traWARD ASt:OCIATIONI
I. , .IILADELPIII 1 , •
A Benevolent Instrtution, established .by special on
dowment for the relief of the nick and distressed,
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic dist•ares.
and especially for the Coro of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs •
MEDICAL ADVICE given grails. by the Acting, Sur
geon, to all who apply by letter, a ith a description .1
their condition, (age, o,nralon, habits of life,
and In e 3505 of extreme poverty. Medicines furnished
free of charge. •
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorriwea. and 0n...
DISVaFila of the Sexual Organs, nod on the NEW REM
EDI ES employed In the Dispensary, sehtjo the afflicied
In sealed letto mivellmes. tree of charger TWO Cr three
Stamps for postage will be accentable.
Address, DR. .1. SRI LLEN HOU[IIITON. Acting Sur
gem., Howard Association, No. 2 - South Ninth Str'eet.
Philadelphia, l's. By order of the Dirertms.
E ; ZRA lIHARTWELL, Presnion
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
De0.21,1850.-ly
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1
_ T h o usa n d s. . •
aro dallyspenking in praise of .-.- ,
,
, • DR. E'ATON't3 , •
_
INFANTILE CORDIAL. •
-
and why? because it hover Mile to oltoril Instantaneous
relief when given In titer. IL Arts as It by' mottle, and
ono trial Moore will convince you that what we say in
true. lt contrails .
• . NO . PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
of any kind, and therefor° relieves by relenting the
sufferings of your child. Instead of by deadening its
seiMbilillos. For this reason it cottonseeds itpel Ins the
only reliable propra t lon now known for Chi hire,.
Teething, Diarrhoett,'Dy3tenter, Grip
ing In the Dowels, Acidity of the Stomach,
Win.), odd in the h,9111. ..,d Croup. also, for portioning
the gums. reducing hollater lion, regulating the Bowels
and relieving pain. It has no equal—being an anti spas
medic It Is used with toe fhtitn,nn,,,,,n, in all cases of
Convuirion or other Fite. As yen valtie the
Ilfe and health of your children. and wish to save them
from these Pad and blighting consequi ores which are
certain to result from the use of narcotics of whit,
other reflood!. fur I ottani lie Complain hi ore eololloFed,
take none lint 1/11. EATON'S IN PANTILE 01111/IA 1.,
this you can rely upon. It Is perfectly harmless and
ran not injure the most delicate infant. Price, '25 clods
Full directions accompany each bottle., Prepared only
by i cituncii A DUPONT.
NO 4 , 9 - Broadway New York.
g6QQD Foo`D''
Healthy Iman - Blood - upon being—
..ANALYZ ED .-•
always presents us eith the saine . t,,entlal elements
and gives of course. lia True standaid. Analyze the
Blood Of n per on sullerlng trout Cote.moption, Live
Complaint, hyspem.la, Seinfti,a, Ac. end we find it
e‘ery Illviunrp rerlainn delbleneles in the rod glAbule
of Blood nupply these deficiencies and you am mad
well. The 111 A 1111) fthil) Is founded upon Oils Theory
—hence Ito astonishing succes. There are
l ' lt r E EPARATIONS
adapted to the defirlenc , es of the Blood in different
diseases. For Coll4lis Colds, Bronchitis. or any H&c
thin whatever of the 12111t0.tT or MINUS Mincing l'on•
suiaption ' me No 1, which' Is oleos the No. for lie
preshlon ofSplrits. Loss of Appetite. and for all ehron
le Complaints arising from Over use, General Debility,
and New Prostration. NO. 2, for liverCoMplidnt.,
No. 1, for Dyspepsia. (being already prepared fir ab
sorptioult in taken by drops and carried immediately
Into the eireitlation, Sin that whet you gala you retain
The nNo. A In for Female Irregularities, 11 videria, Wealn
tresses, Ann. See special directions for thin. For Salt
Rheum. Eruptions, Scrofulous. Kidney. 'and Bladder
Complaints. take No 5. In all cases the direction must
ho strictly followed. Pelt,. of the Blood Feed $1 per
bottle. Sold by CIIUibWI k DUPONT, •
No 400 Broadway, New York.
3 W. Dvolt k Son)+, Plillndelptlin, and O. 11. lieyter
l'lttshurx Wholesale Agents.
For Sale by S. Elliott, Carlisle.
lIIE
ONLY PREPAILATIOM
WORTH Y OF
Universal Confidence & Patronage
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLEROY3IEN,
Lad ICS all Gelltlemetwin all parts of the world testify
to the efficacy °Error O:.1. %%More flair Restore' oar,
Lod gentlemen of tint Frees are unanimous to Ito prake.
A few titstitiontials only C.lll be beta, glut n not eircular
'for more, and it will be 'impossible for ) on to doubt,
49 Wall Street, Note York, Dec 20th, 1559.
DE:4II,LN! eN :—Your 11010 of the 15th inst., lam' been
received, 003 hog that you bad heard that I had boon
butteilted by the use of R'oad's time Restorative:and te
questing my certificate of the fact if I bad no objection
to give it.
1 award It to you cheerfully, becatual I think It due.
My age is about 50 years; the color of my heir auburn..
and Inclined to curb . Strum live or AY years Once It lie-,
gait to cairn gray; and the scalp oil the, eroan of sty
head to loose its se altdifty and dandruff to form upon it
Each of these tibagreabillties Increased nth. limp. and
about four mouths since at Worth was tiddtql to them.
by hair tilling off the top of my bead and threatening
to make um bald.
In tan unpleasant predicament. I wi ' t'lliduced to try
Wood'a.l lair Restored vi . mainly to arns.t the fail log oil
or my bale, for tool Mt expectation that gray hair
could sour be endured to its original color I :crept 'lrt
dyes. • I was lanivoror greatly Surprised to thud after tho
use of two bottles Only. that not only VIM tint tallimt
off arrested. but the color was restored to the gray hairs
and:sensibility to the scalp, and dandruff reared to ti rm
' on my head, very much to the gratillmt lon of toy wife,
at whose solicitation I lion induced to try it.
For this, anions the tunny obligations I owe to her
sex,Latrongly recommend to all husbands who ratite
the admiration of their wives to profit by my example,
:and use It if gtowt og gray or gutting bald.
Yuty respectfully, DEN. A. LAVENDER. .
IVood S Co.. 444 Broadway. New York. •
My fondly are obsontfrom thu idly, and 1 am no longer
at' No 11 Carrel l'lttee.
Siondestroo, Ala., July 20th, 1660.
To Prof..O.J. Wood:—Deer Sir: Ydur little Restore.
Live" bus done my_ hair so lunch good shoed I common
amt the UKO of It, that 1 wlith to nonku known to the
public of Ita,elToocts on the lode, which are gout. A,toun
or women noloy'be nearly deprived of hair, modify 'a re
sort to your.ogisir Boatman, ," the hale will return
snore beautiful the o ever; at leak., title Is fey rayon '
once. Itelltdie Wall! • You, truly.'
•, •• co • •" ••• . • • Wll. 11. KEN EDY.
:ran publish the above If you like. • ity
publishing in sour Siouthern - meth you will got • ranee
patronage south; 1 see seienti of yam- certificates in
tho Mobile Jlercury, n strong Southern paper. " •
• • W. 11,1{otneoly. '
. • . WOOD'S,IIAIII' RESTORATIVE:
, .
Professor 0. J. -Wood: Dear Ski—flaying 'lied the
'misfortune to lose tho best portion of my beir,,froto the
effects of-the yellow fever. In New Orleans 1841., I
wits induced to nooks a trial, of your: prepartttion, and
:found it to answeras the very thing tweded:' , My,4lelr
Is notv.tisock end glossy. and' no•words can "ekilress thy
Obligations to you in giving to the efilictedituelo'n,treio•
sure • .•• • • oo . 1•, • • • FINLEY ;111P,NelillW , ,,.
!rho Restorative in put up In'bottlosodillitelikiAtile
large,. medium, end smalll the swell bolobi
and retails for ohs dollar per bratitit Tbantediura.baldi
ad West twentylfer cent snore In proportiou , then• tiro
retails for two dollars per bottle t' the Nitro holds
a quail. forty per cent inure In proportion, and I claiis
„for three dollars.• . •.• • • -o•
• • 0.1. WOOD do Ctj., Proprielbrs; 444' Broadway', 'Wen ,
. Witty and 114 al arket Street St: Louis. lie. -'
And sold by all good Druggists and Eanej.ooods Ueda:
lent. •
Apo. 24; 1160.-11 need.
C A ItLISIII ), Nll. NHL A ILE L
V get' 4iti-; !PA;
DAIL Y4IIIEIG . II (1`•LI N IG
YitEllD, WAI11) k. FREED,..,
• 811 NAURU! 9THELP, 4 PHILADELPHIA.
' J. 8: D. RHOADS;
• ,
141A1:4 STREET; CARLISLE, PA.
4VD- Cars of-this Line leave the Depot Sit
Dal Wat 4 o'clock, P. M. . • .
Leave Carlisle, Daily, nil o'clock. A
Conde illtl , lldo , l Err this Line should be marked C. &
I'. NOS Frohilit Li.), and scut in by 4 o'clock.
May 25, Inso. •
I'!'i EW STAGEROUT.E.,:.
1 TIM ft
subscriber has. started n tweekly line Cl
Stages between Carlisle and. Latidisburg. leaving Car
lisle every 'Monday, Wednesday Mid .Priday, •
!duly on the arrival of the afternoon train or Cars from
the east. Returning, leaves Landisburg nE 1100 A. Mi,
every 'Tuesday, 'Wednesday end Saturiley, and arrives
at Carlisle at 1.00 P. M., via. Perry County Wsriii
Springs, Slientimi.4ibile, Sterrett's flap and Carlisle Sul
idiur Sprineit, .lune'the (lilt, the line will
1m tent doily for the accommodation of passengers going
to the Springs.
Fare to the several points ea ollows: •
Carlisle to Solphur Springs, ,
'rSterrett's Cap. - •
Sheimansciale, . .
.Perryll'ounty War:n Springs,
" Landlshurg,
EMEME
Laudisbnrg to Warm'Springs,
• " Sitermanstlalo,
'Sterrett's
" Sulphur Springs,
" .• . .
The stbove.line will teczniarly carry tho 31• AIL to' and
front the several points above Indicated.
• 1 .11ays. MAO well stock tat 1,1 V 1,1: Y litf'• 5-nn
yvLich 1 ant at all times ready to furnish and
risers to thos, , who trill favor too with their ritriol,agp,
on tllO most reasonable terms and In the very best sLytit.
mityllllBsB. ' ' • (11.:0110 E 1114\III: L.
• ••CX. 1 . 4 S olt PI C 11 . 11,
J. • A. !LIMN STOOD would respectfillly lu form tht
oitiso, of Carlisle end vicinity that helms taken room.,
' In 4ug's oaw building, east 11,11111 — or Maclint Square,
where he Is at all times randy to take AMllRifl'Yt'ES
tin the W 1.4111111 most °portly, d Style. 1 1 11illeen 11111011
In r.d ny and cloudy we.ither Co well as clear. nod sat.
israotioo ,no oharaos oibile. Portraits and lea
guerreotypes corded. 51Ininture Pictures taken fire
Lockets he., In Anibrotype. „
A nibroty peg we rrnuted tit stand the test of time, heft
sr water.
• Lintb.s and Ilentlemen are 'cordially Invite d tn. ea
nail exanline specimen.
'Prices Irmo 23cts. to $lO. A. It. lIENWOOIi.
.lan. 27. Artist.
• -
fIVEI,L.Y STABLE.—flaing pur
chased from .1. It. Nonernaker his LIVERY 1•;P•
TAIILIS.IISILNE, I will be zilw...)Vready to accoutre°.
, date the public with IffiltSES, CAlt•
1(1111111 ES, arid every °tiny or.
• • -
' business and n desire to please. the subscriln• hopes to
receive a liberal share of public 0111.1 ' 01110.01.
(11'.111:11E.11EsnEL.
N. It. Ornnibusses on hand to supply those who rimy
be In need:inhere.
Nov. 95. 1087..
•
lAMES It E A TER ' S
11_1 INET
.•
Cl Ltilt
51 A NU FACTOR Y,
Noose 114 liollui - STIIELT. CARI.I , I,E, PA.
Ilavihg been engaged Ili the Ipi,llleSS for ever twenty
• YtFltins he would return thanks to Ills customers and
friends. fur the liberal encouragement c,sterid!.d to him
In yen,: eerie Iy, and further assures them that no
pales will be spared. to .givelull satisfaction to all who
may favor hint whit a call • • • • . . .
• . CII A 1 ILS_AND -I , llllNTrtiltP2,
of• every descriptinir constantly 011 hind, or made to
order. Warr.in tett to be of, the best quality. of the la.
I fist style, well finished, and solu . nt the lowest possible
prices tore,,i,
Ile also eentinues business nn an lINDERTAIiI.3I.
Heady made Collins. Metallic or otherwise. kept con
-IMM tly nn )1111111 •111111 111111,31 S pl . llleptly llttellllell to
personally Inn town or country, on the most reasonable
terms.
Cherry and Walnut Coffins. hires size, well finished
and lined Inside. from S to 12. doll/vs.
M'alnut caerect fn. 15 to 30 dollars.
JAMES It.cIVRAVEIt.
May 25.1550-Iy.
11.—Two pi,rfjil.catulitaln_ehurchtnivn, Comb.
county, aro offered for bolo on easy tern.. Apply us
above.
•
.William P. hynch,
Fraclira! I'L 17.11ILL'ILinuLA '.IS FITTER,
i)4.,thc basement of the M. 1' Church,
Street, Carlisle.
Lead nod Iron Pipes, Iron Sinks,
Hydrants, Math Tubs,
.Hot k Cold Flower Daubs, Nall Boilers, •`
Water Closets. Wash Basins,
' 31111 Llft Pumps, Ityamolio Romp, &c.
Si rot Iron Word Tubes,
And every description of corks - and fittings for gas,
sienm. WAIN . . 4tO. Superior cooking ranges. heaters and
gas fixtures put in, In churches. stores and dwellings,
at short notice. lo Ilm most modern style. All materi
als and work tin our lino at low rates and warranted.
1/7-Country work and Jobbing promptly attended to.
Mar. Sit. 1559-13 .
W ALTHR ,
DrillOr Itl
F INE GROCERIES
N . W—ortter 17th and Arch Streets,
Importers of Cross & Biz:omen's
EN.TLISII PICKLES and SAUCES.
PartiCular attention paid In k.elertlng (mu
TEAS & COFFEES
•
-
Fur Families:SU:Ml, alum out /Tenn.,' prima. Choke
Wl' ES, LIQU:111::5 and SEGAIIS, of the host brands,
- always On hand.
May 11, .s(l—i y.
"TAILS! NAILS !! NAILS 111
A large 01,1011 of good; Clean. Neat. sad Tough
ma x, at the lowee.CPrlees. Our ,rolls are wra th filets
a keg moral. thmitny other mako of nails sold in oar
town. this Is the 4 , 111100 e Or leeehe eke tette Luca tried
(Mon, we also hevo a full agsmtinent
II LT I LI/ !NU MAT It IA LS,
of the latest and most approved styles. All goods.war
routed ai reprumulted. JOHN I'. I,l'N sON.
May 2. '6°. North, IlanOvvr St. Carlini..
goo INIATNS OF ALL
lan& ;Rh hteel. 11 s•ortment of
BUT CHAINS. HALTI.II CHAINS,
BREAST I'll LISS, FIFTH CHAINS,
011 CHAINS. TtiNITUE CHAINS. '
CO%t CII A INS. SPREAD
est. reel.' VO 4 l out the Cheap Hanby... Stole of
Mord: 7 55. II 55111 SANTON.
GRANVILLE STOKES' GIFT
VI myriirso 1011,ORI
ONE PRICE -
A X 11 X 0 A II A.T.E.11
=
Oransille,Stokes would return thanks to the. puldio
fir their oppteclaildu 01 his efforts Co please, and their
lextronago•
10 older to keep up this kindly feeling. he hoe yiot
dud to,thosollella tho: of many of his friends and to.
a uguraled 0 um , system, of (lilts si ith each tiornient
'Sold. • To his choice selection of find Vol ri , s, and made.
up (nothing he lovelies I , s,rutiny of (lir 'While, no
well .to to his new mode of doing linsitiess. Eleh ar
ticle is.warranted to IA; in Fabric, ?,trio and Slake,
equal to nay gotten up in the City and ONE PRICE,
(lower than the lowest,) marked on the 00.4.
Eaeh article sold, o measured for, Is arconipanhol. by
Wit. •tiryllitt In yule° troll $1 to $lOO.
N. 11.--None but the mo,d, situ lot liesignors. Cotten;
owl w or kmen employed ; nod ontiofnet lon In Eit.Fasit•
fun. Fabric, p r i m , andguarno; tool at O^ A N VILLE
STOIC ES' ono price OP clothing emporium. No. 007
Chestnut Street. Slay 20, r
HAINES BROS.,
OVIIIISTOUNG GltaND ACTION
PIANO FORTES,
Celebrated fur.nuperlor quality ottono and elchnuco
and beauty of finish These Timis have always taken
the PIUS 1 . 100111.111 when pl onopelition With
other makefs. CII ,LLENOU ALL COM NA ITION, A splendid
astortinent nod plainer styles always on
Land. Also Socoml hand Pianos and PRINCE'S DI-
P ROY NIFLOD EONS froni - Sti to
.gyp` lsvery Ihstrument Wnrranted.
. OEO 1,. WA
Plano nod NiclothdaNidint.
S. E:Cor.7th A - Arch Sta.
auly 27, 15f.D, M 1 nem
100 . TONS I.IION ANT) ROLLED
IRON of the very heat I.:N(11,1SO BRANDS warran
ted in every way Sniveler to•Amerlonti•make. ,dust }'o{
relied with a laEge assortment of
Sheet Iron, . Anvils, , ..
lloop Iron, ' Vit, , it.
Band Iron,
Horse Shoo Iron, .., Rasps,
Spring Steel, ' Bolls, .
emit Steel, " Rivets, _,
~
Blisters tool,
Washer:l,' • ' ' ' "Ifovie nevs. '
'. . Screw Plates. ' ~ ~ Nails,
114ackvailtli Bellows &v.. Ac..
Cheaper then the cheapest, at the lfardware Store of .
lilareli,7, 'OO. , , i Illiailitf SAXTON.
N. II All Iron sold at'clty prlcoa with 'freight added
811 1)111111'.1 , 16'd • . - ,
1)0:1 - 1NT6' INP„'
. 4) Tone Wlttte bead— liflOo (fulfil:ls of oil. JIM
received tvi tit a lortortosortmon of •
Vm',h.hoe. Fire Proof Paint.'
Tarpeniltie) Slovene. Whit e , •
Japan. White Zinc. •;
ratty, Colored Z ne, • :
•Llthlren. ; ' IteiLltrod, • •'.
• • Belled OIL ,
,• Ohm, - • lard OIL
, I Shellac. ~ ...Spoon 0114
,•,, , Snlitt.lirtotheso
Colors of every throcrlidloS dry, Mid On In ' cane' and
t übes tile Ilartlivahi Store a".
•
March 7. 'CO.7 _ ' ''" SAXTON,'
11 - AMBS I , — . AA AS !
.1 350 Pair Ilamett just recolpit;
00~1 lON SATTI.ittN,"
• ,I . 1 4)XDON' PATTERN.? '!
• tihIZAIINTLITOIT,N,PA'TtiMN; •
with nod without tintopt fartesiotorolieliptir Arm trot,
at the Hard witro Store of
March 7, 'W. . HENRY SAXTON.
mist cthr,:.-7,^.
=MN
EMI
1 00
1 00
gETURNING
ei
7:i I
1 au
7 ~.10
JRChiGtll l e6
TOES DISEASE -OR I G ATE IN
OF THE 11141017?
MIS is a que.,stion of vital Importance mid one which
lute never behusailssn , toilly'disvosed of by the - proles
sore who tench the healing art. Some niaintaiii—and
esptelally O 4 old,selmel l'hyhicinns,thet life lives in
the blood. and theretore.all iNeases originate in 11--
but modern science; avers that aliments have their
brll;tnntlnn fn both the solids and fluids of the' bully.
That the latter preponderate. 1101TUITI . , ton forcd fart,
and .medical stall has chanty demonstrated that al
least tWo.thh de of the Ills that human lionh ra heir 'to,
have their source in eh
STATE 01 , THE IILOOD 1
•
As, for InstOnce:in - the long. catalogue. such as Scrota
la, Tettel, liaiber's Itch,' Simples, Illotchioi. Erysipe,
Ins. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, discharges front the ,Ear, Faye;
liorus, or irruptive disposes of any kind.—These are no
curtained by well known medical lam, to arise from bad
140nd.--.S. bile 014 highest nualicarantborities &data
.that mold rayon originate in the Sante mariner, and
more parilcularlY Typhoid and neariet—the former be
leg an Internal, and the hater an .external Irruptive
disease; and in nil parsons attacked by thane maladies,
the b1e.418 found to be althea coagulated, or of a dark
unhealthy color.
To wqrd °IT s large Main, ity of diseases,.as well /IS to
cure a number which have already seized upon thenys
tem, It is necessary to ry
• - - BLOWI •
Linthoy'm Improved Blood Senreber doen not claim to,
Len
UNIVERSAL PAI!TACEA
for every disease Known. but the proprietere claim to
It the power not only of draining nut an hepuritlea 81
the blood, tint I;y the hhillful'eranbination of well known
vogetnble remedies. it will eure all diseases arlving front
deranged elate of the liver, drive nut dyspepsia, and
give renewed lone and vlg2r to the stomach Mutt the
B✓.ekcnnr ie all that la claimed for it, the proprio
tore can produce
Till PIIOOF
, .
It only few yours sines i t t was Illsroverecl, and yot
It has grown into suet, a 1 / 1 11411 Fs tilt a largo laboratory
has been built ex prosily foN„ts numnfarture—a•large
mutuber of MOD employed In putting it up, and kill the
SUPPLY DOI..S(iT EOM!. NI/ I
We ask any candid man, you'd this be so. if , the )led
chic did not possess ALL the virtues els hoed for it ? •
The Prom 'eters lutes hundreds of 'certificates from
mcil of probity and sionding In the community, show
lug ,that the medicine Inn doi rni daily for the suffering
ASK AN Y. 14:1:5ON
who Inns over,..used thu Blood Searcher whether roll
was experleaked. ' •
Let the eilll 10l
, glve it n tl•lnl—n 'single bottle Ix 11 ,
convince the llloolSkePtiClll of It g
11 - 7?.... For I.Ble in IThrllsle. by *. 11', llnverstlek, 8..F4
1 lot t, ittlll 11. j. Jin even A: Fon, 111,14 miles
burg; thistveller A Zook. FlorOerel,tertn ; 11111 w Culp
lIIIILMOIV ;tarot, Simmons. Cro/s Roads; 11 nag It
11'ise.'1 1 111retonnittown : A. 31. Leblich.
Mary W. KltoeL Ch orebtown ; Edward James, 11'egt"
1 1 111 ; .1. C. Feonnuellt 'Bro., °eh ville Shoemaker At
Elliott. Newburg: 11 . 1 n. Bretton, Newvlllp; J. Mod ,t 1
Co.. Forint:field ; ltnxprll A Dice. Dielthron ; 11. ' loud
11',1thiger Jacksonville; Will. Chilli h. Lee
1101110; NVin. IL. Eekles, Spirting- 1I ill; It. Denlinoer
1% 11 J.A% Altiek.kbippeneburg; all of Cumber
land ctinnty, 110.
LINDSEY & LEMON, Proprietors,
N Lou rg. P 3
=
DYSPES I R E D'Y
Dn. bARIUS HAM'S
Aromatic litsigoratlng Spirit.
•
Medielre Lac been ti=ed by r le public for
years. with inereasing favor. It is r emu ended tc
cure It) spepsia, Nervousness. Ileart Durn, Celle;
, Pains, Wind in the Stonuteh: or Pains In the
Bowels. Ileadarbe. Drowsiness._ Kidney• Cont•
plaints, haw Spirits. Delirium Tremens,
• - intemperonee•
It Stimulates, Exhillrates. Invigorates. but will not
Intoxivate or Stupefy,
An.. Medicine. it is' quick and effeetual...euritm th,a.
most aggro vat ed eases pf Dyspepsia.. , ldney Cnnlplahl ts,
and all nth,, detangettents or the Stomaelt and Dow.
els, to a speedy maimer, _
• It will instantly re, iv' -
the most drooping and mob
10..11,01v f' , pit Its, and restooe We weak, nervous, and
sickly to health. strength and vigor.
Persons who. from the injudicious use of liquors,
have heroine dejected, and their nervous systems shut ,
lured. constitutions broken.down. and subject to that
horrible r orse to luttnanity. the Deuin 1. , 51 Tit 011. NS, unit
10111..5t iuuurdiat, ly feel the bunny and iLlnigCr•
rating cheery hut Dr. Dam's Invigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DO
- Perm—One wine clew foil no 011011 no niccessary.
One dose will rermive iind so, it,/.
One done w ill 4 . 1,1 . 1. Heart burn.
'Ti, rel. dent's will (111, In digestion. .
One dose will giro ,you n Con (I Appetite.
, One dose will stop the distressing !mina nfT.VFFIerSh.
Olio dose will remove Ihe distressln I s and disngreenble
elfeels of I% . iint or Flatulence. nod no PO( Il is the 0,1111
.neh receiv. t. the :invigorating Epiril r the dint, inning
load mini till pain ftil•feelintts will be removed.
• One dose will remove the most distressing pains of
Coat', elf Inn. In the ri.tormich or bowel, r
A ll w donorswill remove ell obstructions in tTio Kid;
nay. Bladder or tirinerrOrgass..
. .
. .
Persons who are verino,ly afileted with any ninny
Comp Taints gr.. amoured Freed!, relief by a dnFo or two
and a radical curt, by the use of oho dr two bottleg.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
.
rmn ton nmeh over night,
and Owl thlf evil OireaP IliplllSolloll/4 liquors, in violent
headaches, NickllONN at Ftl , lllllol, weak nest.
ke., will Hod olio &Igo will renuive all Lied feelings.
allies of weak and sickly eittistltutlrom. r io uld take
Um Inv lgotutittg i-Mrit three tines it ; It will 111(0(0
them afromr. healthy and happy, rellrOTI• all obstruc-
Ilons and Irregularities from the menstrual organs and
'colors the bloom of health and beauty to the earoworn
lore
Durltnr prri.tnney It will be found on invaluable mod!
Inn to rein , lvo dinagror:ddo nrnna tlonn nt the stoninell.
All tho proprietor mdis luitrial, and to indifee tbla
haa.vut.tip the BVI.IIATINU SPIRIT in plot
it bit the, quarto 1 •
Vl_ For pato in Carllslo by S. W. Ilavendlok : In Me.
lianl.slburg by 1, Kauffman, and by Drugglnts
gmmr
il
Feb.l, 1/010.—Iy.'
1860. SPRING 'F J T S II 0N S
AV; LL L 0L D STA D
A anopleto stock of hats and Cap.
now ready for Inspection.
,S 1
•
'FUR,
CASSINI ERE,
e. FELT & WOOL..
To ivory sty to and quality. We call partlenlsra Iten
lion to our 011,1( 011 k and bolt Hats, o
any styli manulaetored to of - der .c en pi Or all kta.ls
It IiCOLLECT IiLLLEWS tad) o'l'A OIL •
North Ilanorer,Street.
I=
1
000 P , •XES OF GLASS, : -
t all sh•er. Double will titutlo tl lcle. Plain, Orne.
mental Cplf 1,1 Se. Just received at this Cheap Hard
wale Stoll
"Ilarelt 7,'
6)00-GHTND STONES.- •.
of nil sizes. warranited of tha In-st quality. Just
erelved at the Ilardnaie cue./
%roll 7. '6O,
1) 0 NV I) I?, It .
25 lives Dupont. Ruck' and IlIllo•powder, with n
large assortment. el
thatety Fuse, Stone Drills,
.
Vivi, o ,,tone Sledges,
.
ct ow liars, • Stool; Ilounnern
Just r ..... •lved at the cheep it:ware:ire Store of '
NI arch. 7. '6O. 11 l'. Rl' SAXTON,
RAT AND CAP Ml'olol'3l.-
GALL!(! surresrare Trout
would announce to their customers and the !midi,
. tenet-ally that thev here just re:civet) froni
elite, a Lugo 013.1 eleeaut angst of roods, In their line et
ildhille4B of every variety, style
They have on honda splendid ,
1 4 ; nitvirtutent of
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ItA'ES AN D PS ^.--;
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of all . deseriptions, from the common• Wool
to tho finest Flllt AND SILK lIATS; and at mkt,
that most suit o; , ery ono 10110 has an eye to gutting the
worth of his money. ;Thu stock Includes,
NIOIXSEIN, CASSIMEEE, ltlLtyEy k FELT II ATS,
of every et) le and color and uusurplooed fir LIGHT.
NESS, DURABILITY ANO PIMal: Ly thoso of any
other ostablishnient In the country.
MEN'S. BOYS' and CHI LUMEN'S HATS and CAPS,
of overy description constantly On hand.
They respr:ettlilly Blotto all tho old patrons and as
many new• ones as possible; to give - them a call.
J. O. CALLIO & CO,
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Apr. 25, IF6O-ly
DEFOREST, Ap.MSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERMAN S,
80 J• 8:2 Chambers Rt.', .21".
Would notify tho Trod° that thoy 'aro opuoto Wtekly
In urn told beautiful pattorne, tho. , %
lrAmsulTA - 1 , 1?INTS: • •
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MAO THY
A NOS IC E A G ,
A Inky Print, which oxeols every Print in the Country:
for pudixtion of vice . rutiou acid trrlyn in hill ylafldrr'
Colors. our Prints ore theuper thus any in.Untykot,
rnd mootiuu with exl revise We. • ..
Oidersi4ouintly attendod.to.
'c.I:I'..RAYED.--,-Catne •to the residence
IJ 01 ctno subset lter, Ilriug •hi bteltlnson township, •
about ono nillo south of the Stone Torero, on• thu Stall
day of J Uno last, a
nub inzvvElt,
with white fare. ears slightly cropped, suppnced to ho
about two psis", old, Thu owner will plea Ft, come fbr
ward prove property, pty charge:tend tqlro.,her
or Olt.• will be Itepo,Wd oftlecordlng to law
Aug. at, Ilit/0.-ht. • ' ' HOWARD 111.114i1111.
A Gltle 1:1`111't TAIOt 141 31 EN
li . , An.,_3sAclu • , •
N. ♦V. corner of II nnoTer mui ICorth
directly
P, tin sulkeriber,wouhl Inform , fernier:l, and the public , ,
manoihauthignud hveocun..,
eluntly ou he t. ,
• I.GRICUI;TIIIIAL IMPLEMENTS . •
gush. na tt - rrne.6 Upr r cr . Thre:44l3;4i4aiiea,
, CLOVEN • •
„ STRAW CUTTERS: . . -
. • ,•:, • " I ..lpit'S,Nll.Ehl/TITIEt. /Ikea
B,e '
parAel•frour IS to' 8 hOse power, h, It 16. al drir.
N. It Itionsend `material
lett Reapers; Mowers, Thresh Ing•lthiredoosi IllidiAlirieur
lurnl Implements of we whlch.'wlllliii•eittelided
to ' , millet 1:1..oil mr mop o tomes ~t •
A. 4.411,4Z, 7 J.- ILA
I, ? roman . l'rop'rlutor
Csrlisle,July 5, 880.-I m. . ,
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