31telgittes.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
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TheFß* debars and Manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED .sTommat .BIT
- TERS can appeal with perfect confiderice to
, physicians end citizens generally of the United
• States, because the article has attained a repu
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon.
this point will speak more powerfully, than
volumes of hare assertion dr blazoning , puffery.
The consumption of Hostetter's Stentaolellit
' lees for the last year amounted to overaliav
million bottles, and from its maniteat;sten:dy:
, increase in timex past, it is evident thaliurip g ,
the coming year the consiimptionwill reach'
' near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold lint , for the rare
Medicinal properties...contained in the prep:tea.
Lion, and the son lion of the. most prominent
physicians in lose sections of , the country.
where the arti eis best knowir, - Ivho not only
recomtnend the Bitters to flicir patients, but
' are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stbmattlue derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom. .
This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
?li..i extraordinary efforts in the way, of triun
jpoting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estiniation of an invaluable medicine, which is
detained to be us enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach -Bitters have 'proved
a Godsend to regions wliere River find ngue
and various other billed& cpmplaiuts have
counted their victims by hundreds. •To be
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
front .the stomach, purifies the blood, anti
Imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy intlisPensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
Mildly but powerfully, ond soon restorest heat
to acondition cesenthil to the helirthy discharge
et the functions of nature. -
Elderly persons may use the Bilf era daily no
per directions on the bottle, and they will lied
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. Ire have tie evi•
'dense of thousands of aged men and.women .
who have experienced the benefit. of using this
preparnyon within suffering from monied' de
rangemeiand general debility; acting under
the advice f phyi,icians, - they-have abandoned.
all deleter ous drugs and fairly tested the
Merits of this article. A, few words to the
gentler sex.' ; There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that. many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of toothier
and child is so ahsorldtigly teffile'r, that the
mother, especially if Ale be young, is apt to
forget her 41W71 health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Shenk! 11103mi:hal of maternity •
arrive during the summer season, this Arear of
body and mind is generally aggraval ed. II ere,
then, is a necessity for a at hunt:lnt to recupe
rate (he energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing Mothers gene
rally prefert he Bitters to -all ether invigora
torn that receive the endorsement of physi-
clone, because it. is agreeable to. the taste as •
well as certain to give a permanent increase
. of bodily strength.
. All those -pet sons. to whom we - have particu
larly referred filters, to wit: sufferers from '
fever nail ague, cowed by malaria, diarrlicea,
dysentery, indigestion, less of appetite, mid
all 'diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and lllll'hilllr, Mothers, will consult
their .own physical welfare by giving to llos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
GAUTION.—We caution the public against
nsing any of the, ninny ifititat ions or Foutuer
feiti, but ask for 11 , /STET;ER'S CELERIIATI.:II
STOMACII BITTERS, mat ccc that each bottle has
tho words "Dr. J. II so let ter's Stomnelt r'tters".' •
blown on the &do of the bottle, and stomped
on the metallic cap coverlet; the cork, and
observe that ourautograph signature is on the
label. ' . •
Akar- Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER et
IBM/TR, l?it6burgh, Pa., and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers kenbrally
throughout the United States, South Ame
rica, and Germany. - r—
atan. J. B Ilan ulott S. IV t tiovoter'
C. Attica. John S.tenihnulh,
man. J. B Ilan tanu
annrallr throughout Um mug
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Thousands aro daily speaking in praise of
'DR. EATON'S
INFANTILE C
and why? becausu It never falls , t, online.] Instantaneous
relief when given In time . It !qt..; on It by .uggic, end
one trial alone will convince you that what we bay is
true. It coutnine
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
of any kind, and there:Me relieves by removing the
sufferings of your child, of of by deadening Its
sensibilities. For this reason it commends itself as the
only reliable preparation now knownfor Ch l td rem
'Teething. Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Grips
Dag in the Dowels, Acidity of the. Stomach,
Wind, Cold In the head. and Croup, also. Mr spfreoing
y the gums, reducing inflame titan, regulating the Bowels
And relieving pain. it has no equal—being MI anti 01)00
modic It is ust-d with mantilla! success in nil cases of
Convulsion or oilier Pits. As you value the
. life and health of your children. and wish to save theta
from those sad and Idlghting consonances which are
certain to result from the use of narcotics of whica.
other remedies for Infrntlle Comidaints ore composed,
take none hot EATON'n INFWNTI IX CORDIAL.
this you eau rely upon. It is ne,rlectly harmless and
cannot Injure.the most delicate Infant. Price, 25 rents
Pull directions accompany inch bottle. Prepared only
by dCiiURCII k DUPONT.
No bill Broadway New York.
y Lyman Blood upon being '
ANALYZED
- - -
always presents us with tin, mane essential elements
and pities cif course the True' 'Standard. Analyse th
Blond of n permit' suffering from Consuinption, Liven
Complaint, Dyspepela, fictofuni, e. sad wo find in
everylustanee certain deficiencies in the red globule,
otßlood. Supply these deficiencies slid you •are ninde
well: The BLOOD FOOD is bounded upon this Theory
—hence its astonishing sneees. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies of the Itlood in different
diseases. For Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, or any offer
Hon-whatever of the THROAT or LIMOS Inducing Con
iumption use NO. is always the Nb. for Do
- premise of Less of Appetite. and Air all Chron
ic Compinitila arising from Over use, (lanced Debility.
• and Nervous Prostration; No. 2, for Liver Complaints.
3, for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared fir nit
sorption it is taken by drops and carried Immediately
itito.the circulation, so that what you gain you retain
The. Nu. b is flu. Female 1, regularities, Hysteria, Weak
nesses, de. See special directions Inr this. For Salt
Rheum. Eruptions, Serofulous, Kidney, -and gladder
Complaints, take No. S. In all Cages the direct..in must
ho strictly followed. Prlee of. the Blood Flood $1 per
bottle. Sold by CHURCH At. DUPONT,
No 4un Broadway, New York. .
J. W. Hyatt dt Sons. Philadelphia, and 0.11. Huyser
Ffittsburg Wholesale Agents.
• For Sale by S. Elliott, Carlisle. • .
44 4 4
IES EN WEIVS
TAR AND WOOD NAPTIDA PECTORAL
' lithe test medicine in the world thr the cure o
Coughs and Colds,Croup. Bronchitis, Asthma, Difficulty
in breathing, Palpitation of the Hart, Diptheria, and
Sbr the retitle( patients irf the advanced stages of
:CONSUMPTION..
together with all diseases or the Throat and Chest, and
•a blob pre•cllspose to Consumption.
It ie peculiarly adapted intim radical cure of Aithine.
Being prepared by a practical Physician and Druggist
and one of great especialcu in the cure of the various
disearietcto which the human Inane is liable.
.11 is offered o the afflicted with tho greatest Confi
dence.
teary It and be convinced that It is Invaluable in
the cure of Bronehiral.affections. Price SO ceutr per
bottle.
EBENWEIN'S AROMATIC BALSAM, a very valuable
remedyler Mamma, Dysente y, Cholera Moans and
all Bowel afflictions. Try lb—Price 25 cents per bottle
:ft. The above medicines are prepared only by Dr. A.
ZSCRWEIN A CO., Druggists and Chemists N. W:Cor
of Ninth A Poplar Streets, Philaielpide. Sold by every
reapectabhiprugibit arid Dealer of Medicine throughout
the State.. . , ,
June ."
POND'S, EXTRACT QF HMSIAMELIS
OR PAIN DES - VRoY.LoR.
Is one of tho.fow doniestlo roinedlee whiulc buys (Mae
into general use and favor, without puffing. , It Is Cm
product eta Pimple shrub, lisrmlues in ell runes, end as
$ domestic remedy, unequalled .; For Burns, Cuts; grid.
*es, /lorgnette, - epraltin, Jthoumnrfsm . Rolle
tricere;Old ficreS and A wands, It has not on, "equal. It
:L11'1307664 with groat sitereeafer Toothsclue litindache
Neuralgia, Sore thrr at, Colic, Diarrhoca, Hoarseness,
'and °Mei thouldMitean and , painful "affections,
*lle It promptly arrests'olt n iliffiffirsiffiges. • hundreds
istpbjeitiana uie it daily prartlce, and give it
tbalr unquallited,reconamendatien.. , yeld by.cair agents
. 4up4ilastiers,and.by„ : • ,
. ,' II unOTIRIIIN CO., 602 !II oadiray,
• gale Proprleiersand Ilandlacturara.
9,
pURIFY T4E 131,00,D.1
The high and envied celebrity which these pro-owl.
nuut•yledielneo have acquired for their invariable. olli•
s easy In all the diseases which they profess to cure, has
reuderutilthe usual pritcticubfpnflug not only unneces
sary, but unworthy of them,lThey aro known by their,
fruits: kluir good works testify for them, and they
thrive not by the mith of the credulous. '
In fall cases of Asthma, Acute aud Chronic Mumma
then. Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Billions Fevers and Urer Complalntx.—ln tho South,
And West where these diseases prevail. they will be
found invaluable." Planter's, farm ro and others, who
once use these medicines, will oeverafterwardsbu with
out them.
Billions Cholic and Serous Looseness, Idles, Cost' vt.
!lees, Colds al d Cotvths, l'hollc.,
tI.iNSWIPTION with4reat success In this dl
BUYS,
Cur opt !rumors, Dropsirn, Dyspepsia.—No person
nRh this distressing dim AO should delay using these
hnmediately.
Eruptlons of the 6kin. ErySipeles.FlaWlency and Fe
ear and A Soo.—For this scourge of the ‘Vestern country
these medicines will be found n sail., speedy/Mil certain'
remedy. lither luedicincs leave the system 'subject to
it return of the disras. , —a cure ..bF these medicines is
purnmeent. Try them. be satisfied, and ho cured
FOULNESS OF COMPLEXION,
GENERAL DEULITY.
•
Clout, Chillness, Omvel,..lliouleches of every , kind,
inward Fever. lollainniatory Rheumatism, Impure
Itheel, Jaundice. Loss or Appetito.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, •
e LLI'IUJSY, LOnSENESS,
MERCURIAL DISEASES
Never Gills to eradicate entirely ail lho elTeeth of Aor•
cur) , infinitely sooner than the most nonerful prepare•
Lion of Sm•snporiilo.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaints
of all kinds. Organic Affections, Palpitation of the Heart
Pniu lora' .
Tho orMuni proprietor of these tuotilrinim was mired
of Piles of :to years standing by the use of those Liver
Medi:lnes Munn,
Palos in the hoed, side, back, limbs, joints and or
'Mono nilli.ted with thin torriblo disease will ho sure
of relief by the Lilo lediriucs
It uvh of Blood to the Ilood, Scurvy, Salt.ltheurn.
Sweillucn.
SCROFULA, or vil, - , - 1.7 . 1ts worst forms lib
Worm, of all Linde ere effeetually expelled by these
1111:11MIIPS. Par/MIS mill do well to administer them
yheuerer their existence is suspected. Relief will be
certain.
TUC LIFE Pri.fts • -
..ASD PliffiNlX BITTERS
PUIIIFI"PIES BLOOD,
Avid Lb tp.remove all discuses from the system.
Prepared by - . .
Per sale by all Druggists
'WINSLOW, an
,experienced
k Norse and Female Physician, presents to the
attention of mothers her
which greatly facilltatgs the ~ process of teething, by
softening,the gums, rittlucing?oll Itillanottion—will
lav nil Clint stvistivillic action, Mot in Mire to rp,:u
laie the bowels. Depend upon it mothers it will give
rest to yonrsellCH, nud
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We have put up and void this article ftir over ten
yearn, and fall say, in confidence and truth of it, tVlint
no have never been aid, to say of any other inedirine
Brits. 'WINSLOW'S •
ev,°l, to
when time
fort a corn
er e
ly used. Nev.
BOOTRING 0 f
know an in
din,itisfaction by an) no
Iht Mt! run
Vito Um. 4.1 It. 5Z:71.101.13 • delightud
truly all are
,ratinn
with Its aped.
n• (I In terms of highest connuCndation of its nut
giesleiTectsiand 111. 1 11C111 virtu.. We speak in this
matter •• whttt we do know,” utter ten years experience
and pled4e our refutation liar the tultilinenk of what
' we Itereeuelare• In almost every illStllere 111111111 the
1/111111t. IS 51M...11114 nom pain and exhaustion, relief
will it found In litteen or twenty mlnutew after the
syrup Is adnilnistered.•
This vain rile preparation In thn.preseriptiell of one
of the went experienci.d and skilful nurses In New
England, and has been used with never failing success
in 1
It not only relieves the child from wilt]. hut Invigo.
rules the 1.1 1 111i111 . 11 :11111 bowels. (Immix aridity end elves
tone nod enery to the whole nyntem. It will ultuont
_tone
relieve
GRIN:CU IN 'MIR BOWELS AND WIND CHOLIC,
MIZAZI
'
I n tenth. II I bib
It the I ekt CHILDREN ~.1 u
nu! .11v Iu ..„ ' tli e wool
Alll4l;ysentery
andlhnr, 12 . 11 .1. 137 /XXNG. ehil
drop wheth
Wu would
Quin lt•pthlng. Or front tiny tither .11,0
buy to every mother wilo lifts I 1 Child suffering front any
Jf tits tregol au complaints-110 not let your projudle
nor tho prejudices olothers ntand between your sulfur
log rbild and tho relit,' that will bit SURE—yes, All
SULU "ELY SUltrt—to follow lite use of this nu•dielno
If timely lived. Full dlreetlons for using will nerovn
puty end) bottle. Noun g 01111111.1111111.59 that lac-shunt
of Ult St Pk:REINS; Now York, Is on the outsid
%wrapper
Sold I,y S, W. llarorstlcic North Hanover pt. and S
Elliott Maln of. enrilslo, and Druggists throughout tin
Prlre only 25 Cents per Bottle. Principal 11111
co, No. 13 Cedar st. N. Y. July 20, 1060.-15.
Jobn
`bury,;
Kou
hod llrtuNla
-Nov. U,
Cure Cougl a. Cold, Iloarzene a
Itylitenza, any Irritation t, or
mat - 1.
.k.vv.Y sa, Soreness of the Mina,
B RONG NI L
i lieve the-- 11 a eking
in Consuniption,
/ An•
chills, Asthma, and
00 . Catarrh, Clear and
give strength to
the voice of
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS.
RDIAL.
Fow nro ow
or' oluruol
glonlu,; WI
coon nth( •s
colt olitin
and Br( ochl
EEMEM
TROCHES
BROWN',
TROCHES
BRONIN'S
TROCHES
MEM
TROCHES
131131E1
TROCHES
BRONN N'S
TROCHES
MIMI
TROCHES
PROISN'S
TROCHES
IMMO
TROCHES
EMEIMI
TROCHES
EZEICI
TROCHES
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A CARD TO . THE LADIES
Dr. Dnponoo•s Golden Pills for Females
Infallible in correcting, regulating or removing
all obstructions, from whatever cause, and
always successful as a preventive.
The Combination of ingredients in Dr. Duponce's
Cotton Phis ore purfectly,Lunoultes. They have been
used the private practice of old Dr Duprineo, for ao
years, and thousands of Indies can testify to their great
and never falling success in almost every cam, In cot ,
routing irregularities, relieving painful and distressing .
menstruation, particularly at tho change of lira. Prom
tire to tea pills will cure that common, yet dreadful
complaint, the Whites: Nearly every -female In the
land suffers from this complaint The above pill has
perintineuPy cured thousands, and will cure you If you
use them. They cannot harm you, en the contrary.
they remove all obstructions. and restore nature to Its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system; they
ere perfectly sari; nod harmless
Price el per box._ Fold .wholesale and stall by _
S. ELLIOTT, Druggist, Carlisle, - Pa,
who Is the sole agent air tharplact Ladles, by 'remit•
flag him f I to tho "Carlslo Post Dliilee" can have the
Mills sent to any part of the .country, free of postage,
by mail. Cold also by Chas, A Itannvart, Harrisburg,
E. T, Villas, York, J. A. Wolf, Wrightsville and by ouo
druggist In every village and town In the Union. , - •
N, 11. (Auk out for comitorfoits. Buy no Golden
Pills of any kind, unless every box is signed by C. D.
flown. All others are a base imposition and unsafe,
therefore, as you volt& your lives and health, (to say
nothing of being humbugged out of your money) buy
only those who show the signature of C. D. flows on
every box, which has recently been added on account of
a recent counterfeit_ of the Pins. 8. D. 110WIL
Jan 20 6i ly • , Bole Proprietor ; New Y rk.
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PIOTUTt.ES
j 2.1 'A. R. lIENWOOD would respectflilly Inform the
citizens of Carlisle and•vlclnlty that helms taken 'roothe
In Zug's now. building, anal corner of Market Square,
where he Is at all times ready to tako AMBIIOTYI'ES
In the latest and most approved style. Pictures token
In relit, 'lnd cloudy weather ha well as clear, and sat
isfaction given or no charges Wadi:: Pottraits and Do.
urTtr:'°lled -
Plbturee teu for
ogoailombioiypo.
Apbotypp rarntoLed toiiind
or time, bop'
.
..
. .
[Adios ond Gentlemen ire, ootilling tavlte d to vs
ond iiltgaillo specimens.
Pekoe from :Mots: to $lO.
Jack. 01.11010.-1.7. 1 -
➢IOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE, LIFE PILLS.
Mil
PHOENIX: :11_3ITTERS
ME!
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DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
.No. 8r35 Broadway,
'Moffat II Idlugl, Y.l
July 0.-ly
SOOTHING .SYRUP,
FOR CIII DltJ TEP,THINC,
THOUSANDS OF CASES
BM
aro of the importance of checking a Coug
Cold" in Ito first stage; that which in tin
out.; 'god to a mild remedy. if neglect.
the Lungs. l• 11, OW 11 . 8 IhmlillifiTrOClll . S.
lemulcont ingredlants, allay Pulmonar
1 Irritation.
••Thnt trnuldu In my Throat, (for which
Ono ••Yroelna." are n sprellie) having made
ma oftoll a mere Fhlk.lnn or." . _
N. I'. WILLIS.
"I reremmeod their tn.° to Publl
tipuakers."
II LV. I. 11. CII A PIN:
<• Have prayed extremoly hervioNtlA
for Iltoltrtient.s."
• REV. HENRY IVARD BEECH ER.
"Almost Instant relief in the distress•
log labor of breathing pbcullar to Asthma
11EV. A C. EuoLEsToN.
"Contains no Opium or ant thing in
jurious." Mt A. A. RAVI:S.
Chemist Boston.
" A simple and pleasant combination
for Coughs, Sc.'''.
Dn. 0. F. BIGELOW.
llnEton
"Bonelirlul In Bronehlti,"
lilt. J. F. W. LAN I.
Roston.
" 'Chace proved them excellent for
Whooping Coug . h."
ItIIV. 11. W. WAltittlisi,
Ilestnn
Beneficial when compelled to speak
suffering from Cold."
REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON.
St. Louis
t' Effectual In removing iloarsuneattallli
Irrit Alen of the Throat, so common with
Speakers and Singerd."
Prof. At STACY JOHNSON
1.0 Grange, Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southern
ltemalo College.
"Great benefit when taken beibru and
after prenehing. as they prevent Hoarse
ness It'ain their plot effect, I think
they will be of permanent advantage to
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• Pranklan t. of Athoun College., Tenn.
0.3 Sold by all Drngallas at TIVENI.I7
FIVE CENTS A 110X.-44`
11; U. lIENWOOD.'
New CgbOutur.l.
• .IT7PGAIP/OX:
IN - NW STORE AND NEW GOO*
After rotnrnimr his acknowmugements for the very
liberate patroldigh which hos been extended to him; the
undersigned would cull attentidu to 'the fart that ho
bas just ro.opened his extensive assortment of faultily
'~ HQ ~~RIEB'
• in Ms new store.reom, on the south-cent corner of the
public square, where the public are invited to call and
exaShlne a stock of goods which, in elegance, variety
and extent. Will defy competition ;' comprising in !tart
leaf, lump, crialied and brown sugars,
.lava, Rio nod. roasted Ctillee Every va- non" •, nil
1
Nay and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground
and
and unground,) Pickets. Silures, Table Olt. 4 1 .
Nov Orleans, Sugarheuse and Trinidad ~ 'I , )
Molasses; New York and Philadelphia Cyr
',pr. ci,ese, Macaroni, Yertneellll, split Peas, Hominy,
Mincemeat, corn Starch, Farina, Chocolate Extract o.
Coffee, refined sugar at reduced rates, washing and bait.
ingseda. 'Tobacco of the most laved to brands, milli°
. finest quality of Senors. Also, a beautiful assortment .
of Britannia Wore, plain and phi band Chins Wart*
Glues, Queens. Stone and Earthern - Ware, in great va•
riety, and an elegant let of Fancy %ape, extracts and
perfumery for the toilet. .
'FRUITS: Including Peaclies In cans, RaisinsoCran
berries, dry apples, citron, almonds, oranges, Jemons,
" 7 " 4, \-AW/ and Muscat Wines hs casks and bat
ties, :watch nhiskcy, %Sand Gin. and Scheldan
Schnapps.
FISII AND SALT.
A I.rge stock of LAMPS, Including nyott'scalcbrsted
lows liar burning licumenr or coal nil, also 'Sperm,
lino, Lord and Coal Oil, Burning Fluid. Sporm and
Star Candles .
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS.
Brushes, Ropes, Moppq, Soaps, Doormats, Walters,
Looklng•glasseE, One letter and note paper, Willow
Ware, painted buePetv
Colton and woollen nose, and half lion, and .a full
stork of Gloves, 'lncluding the well lutown lionove,
Duch
In short, his stork comprises everything that Is called
ur In hie line of inniiinow, 11111 i tin efforts will ho spared
o render entire satisfaction to his customers.
0. INIIOFF.
Carlisle, Oct. 27, IBbB-Iy.
Marketing of all Atli& taken In exellange fo
goods.
•, •
"./PLlRitig ; disi/L.AL
FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
Just received and In store, n fresh and well so.
lected asserttneni of Rio, Java and Marts.
.11. Coffee. Boasted Coffee. Crushed
Pulverized Sugars. Helloed and
other brown Sugars, superior
Syrup Molasses, Orleans
(baking) M alas see. •
- Spices of ovary variety—
• pure only: Starch, Farina and
Chocolate. Marcaronl, Cheese and
Crackers, Tapioca and Sago; Indigo s
Snleratns and knelt., Crean] Tartar and as•
pried Pickles, Mustard and Coriander Seed.
- -
.11 One asNortinent in Pnelingen,
Ar'Zr. and hulk—es well as nil other nrtirlet ,
s „,p belonging t.sk the laminois—nllet.thi,loweet
, 51 11. and late reauced prices.
J.
w.
, I.
EW GOOl6 • A AIN.
A t . Ogilby'R Clio.2lpentill Store
Just returned front 1'101:n1001a with a lot of the
cheapest Dry Hoods ever brought to Carlisle. Figured
111erItioes, Cashmeres. Del,alues, Calicoes, Flannels,
Blankets. Shawls; Cloths. ('nevi acres, 1.e.. bought for
cash at the present reduced city priers. and will be sold
at unconnwooly low prices for the Cal.h.• Now Is the
the,for githia kid the store, Ilatull ton's
corner oupertte the Railroad Dep,t,
It ec: 14, 'Cu. CHAS. 01111.111', Trustee.
•
EDUCTION IN . THE PRICE , OF
MERE
G A INS ! .11.411 G A INS ! !
`,{Pe have. since the Nov` — Year reduced tho priro et
our gee& such as Figured 3lerltioes. Poplins
Reps, Delalnes, Cashmeres and all oilier kinds of dress
Mourning lionde of all hinds.
Shawls of every description.
Cloth Mantles and Raglans.
FURS ! FURS !! FURS !!-!
At greatly reduced prices. Buyers Who have not sup
plied tio•inNel yes with ¢OOIIS suitable for the season will
find It to their ndvantage to call and see out stock as
we are dstermlned to close - ut our Whiter Stoel at
very low prh•es.
.4z - our stuck
In full and complete in all lands of de
- Arable goods. 1.1.:1111C11. :.+AW VElt A - MILLER.
Carlisle, January 11. !ROL East Maim Street.
size at the shortest Mai, and on the Most IC:V.110
13L I ND • mATI.DiIAL, imo K i N a terns. Our worked boar& will be kept under cover
that they can be furnished dry at all tites.
Masses, Furnishing (lends of all kinds*, Blankets We have constantly owband salamis of Family Cf
All kinds of gouda kept In a Wholel.a !rend Retail stole under cover. which rwu will deliver clean to any part
LEIDICII, S. V TER A, yll LLE J R. ; the borough. To wit
',TEENS T4f LLEY, • Broken, Egg, Stove nod Nu
LUISE FID4LEIt,
TitEVORTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LOBllElll'.
which we'i.:4. - dtegeareelves to eel! at the lowest prices'
•
Best quality of
Laneturner's and Blackamith's Coal,
alirnyn on hand which wo sell nt the lowest figure
Yard west Nide olOraunnar School, Main street.
AItMSTRONU tic HOFFER.
MEM
Vi .01'10113E It 2:4D; 1860..
'II *yr l'he rend., of th., .4 Mimi)" nre reminded
thnt I have just brought from the city n largo supply of
SUGAR CUBED HAMS ANI) BEEF:
Dried Apples and Peaches, Fresh TOMO Ineft In rano, fresh
Mushrooms. the very best Pickles, different kinds of
1111Se1.1 ?n1 ukterds and Sonnet's, Lemons and Oranges,
Prun. o, Figs. Raisins. Sugars, Coffees, Teas. Mola,ses,
Flue Sugars and Tobacco: very Rue Brandies,
Old Rye Whiskey, {Vines ; besides a general assort.
intent of goods In our line of trade, offered at the very
lowest p: lees. FOIL CASH. WM. BEsxz.
Nov. 1860.
W F [J A I ;
) FITTING CLOTHING! '
The subscriber ha ' , Just received a very superior
well selected lit . vit of
SPRING C SUMMER CLOTHING,
Conslstinit of Cassmere, Summer and Wallin cloth, Al.
Mars.tiles. Llnnou nail Cottoned°, Coats, Pants
A tibias also and Satin vests and In short every
thing In the way of GA Intl:NT:3. Ills stock of
0 ENTL EMENS' FUIVISIIING GOODS,
has boon seleeted with a swat deal of rare, and shirts
cravats, sitc.,l&c., are sold at unusual low priers.
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS A: VALISES,
The subscriber woul I .11 special attention to his
/arge stock of
WATS AND CAPS
he taiirs - c - i.ivrOl and le NOlll ng , them at seiy low
flgur,. Of the a bar° you eon COIIVIIINI yourself by
calling at the Cheap Clothing Store near the Minket
Iions°ASHER WIEL.
April 11,1860. ,
JUST OPIINMD
Aar c 7 151COr
tine of the cheapest and
,best selected
v., 'dom: of DryflootlN. ever oponod
Iff now In thu mom of A. W. Ilout•c, coniffhtlog lu part
of •
SILK HODES FANCY AND PLAIN,
Slllco, FlLNroil Merlnos, Cashtikeres, all Nrool Delalnes
and every style of Drobq Uvula aeon In the eastern mar•
kids.
CLOTH 7‘l A NTLES,
colors and strlpe4 of every Style, My Mock of Mrtntlea
IN aehnowleged to to the mort complete ever opened
In this place., . _
=9
purchased from the best houses In Philadelphia an
Nue , York. can be had of me at loss than usual Wet
prices. I bare In this branch. Linens, lAires, Edging •
Cambrics ' Brilliants, Nalnsooks. Jaconatts. Lime, 31u1
ititillus,&c., all of *Lich' I ask but an examination.
'FURS,
The best artirle 'of. Siberian Squirrel, Gentian' 'Fitch',
- Lustre do, Stone Martin and silver do. '1 hero at
oast two hundred setts, out of which ull can select.
DIM ESTICd.
Muslim, American, English anti Fr Prints, nil of
the host manufacture and elders, abler, ‘Vatertwist
and Manchester Ulnghams, ,Fla nue s, Blankets and
everything usually fund in a well regulated Dry (lends
Slum.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Silk, Woolen. Calm) and Linen Ileee for Children, La
d'. and Ountlemen, Kid, 111,1 Finish, Silk, Lisle th rued
and Genuine Buck Bloom for Bents,
MEI=
Cloths, Cassimeres. testings and Shawls. Thorn .is no
piaci, this side of Philadelphia. where gentlemen eon
bu fitted out in hotter styles or quality of cloth and at
nx low rates as In my stem Call and see the new 14,1 ICS
of fanny Cassl mores, netcnowledged by the gentlemen of
this place to he the prettiest and best ever brought
from the eastern markets.
CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS
Superfine two and three Ply, Brussels and Velvet Car
pets, of all sites and figures nod extremely low prices,
one, one and a quarter, one and a half, two and three
- yards wide, Oil Cloth of the very best antic% and sold
at the very low price of fifty rents per square yard.
Having enlarged any room and added Ili ery conveni
ence and com ort for custoluers, I Invite all to call and
examlno a stock of goods purchased for CASH, and see
why it is that A. W. Bents can sell his goods at such
very low fates, II Is to the interest of all who aro In
need of Dry Goods to give our stook an inspection, wy
motto is to soli cheap and please my customers.
A. W. II FATZ,Ek lianover et., •
• Oct. 12 'OO Nearly opposite tho P. 0. Carlini., Pa. .
IT 00 K TO YOUR INTE R ESTS.-
~,0
dick pleasel , c e s e,,e i i k e take tt e l e e 3 , e tp t a r t . one e e l
f o e : , r e m ,
;lark and Plilladeliviiii with a full stock of WINTER.
flOulli, comprising the newest styles of Silks, Vatours,
Poplins, 'Figured Marianas, English Raps. (plain and
barred) French hairlines and %Times,
American DOaines & Caesimermi,
'and many other styles °tonal; which we can Bell at
Power having purchased since the late giving,
away of the market.
MOURNING GOODS
of all kinds, Eeriness, Bombazines, Casaimeres, Deleines
'Ladies Coats, Raglans Cloaks and Mantles. Shawls of
every description, less than manufacturers prices.
Furs ! Furs ! I Furs I! I
mow worth of Vinest Puretotall kinds styles and sizes,
Muffs, Culls &e., Are.
Mons and Boy's winter wear, woolen Shirts, Drawers'
Gloves, Stockings, 'flea sad 'Scarfs:
Ladles' CloakineCloths and trimmings. • ',a., •
CARPETS! CARPET/31f Oil, CLOTHS! .•
Furnish! ng Goode, suitable fur, the season. blank*,
Nam
Wo rospectfully Invite all to do Inspection of our Im
mense stock; fouling assured:lye can offer superior' lu,
duremouts ovor all competitors. At the Now Store one
door below Martin's Hotel.
Doe. , 00. • LEIDICII SAWYER &MILLER;
QeRAIN 'BAGS.—Juer, received and
for sale Tory cheap for Cash
r. 2, leee. QUA& OG9f.l*Y;Tivatie
LIQUORS: Wholesale and retail,
embracing COIIIIIIOII an d old Rye
key, firandles, dark and pale, Lisbon
Sherry Port. MaderlA Ringer, Catawba
•
:1311MPS
• 134 terrele Cement anti a very large aeeertment
o, Chalh and Iron Somps, , of all, kinds -Thesper 'than
ever, al the Ilardnnre Store of • ,
llftrehl, NO.. • - • jpiNItYIIAITON •
- -
Carlisle. Foundry,
-t- -
_ - •
:
"errek:' ,
• e x , i,
•
airtimatin.71:::‘,::;:,,,J.5,.1.7:,7 3137
AND
FATin'IMPLEMEN't DEPOT!
P. dardner & Co. now trittnulheture and keep eon•
stoutly for sato, at their extensive Steam Works on East
Main street, Carlisle, a large assortment of ,
• Att RIC 11 LT•UII Ad, IMPLE N ,
, ,
of well known, approved usefulness to fattutem among,
width they would call especial attention to WILLOUGIL
Bi'd CELEBRATED PATENT
GUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL,
Lax taken ovoMlfty First filass.Preiniunix S
and County Fairs. To — the'rarnietalretitiniberli
lark end Perry counties ye need not speak In de
of (be Merits of this drill. as scores of them are now In
use out the boot farms In them counties. Its repute.
Lion is established its the most complete Groin (trill
now manufactured in the United States. It sows Whe a t;
Dye, Onto, Parley nod - (tram, .evenly and regular,
without bunching the seed. The gum Springs pass the
drill over stumps and stones, without breaking pins or
the drill. For even and mg ulsr sowing, the Willough
by ❑um Spring Drill 1k unequalled by any other. We
talon inanufiodure and sell the following articles. which
we cm recommend to Farmers no reliable implements,
of established Outrider :
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER,
LAS IFS PATENT STRAW 1t: FODDER CUTTER
DRIDENDOL PIPS PATENT CORN SMELLER
HARE'S PATENT CIDER
JOHNSON'S CAST IRON 1100'S TRU% II
Also, Three and Four Horse Powers and Threshing
Machines, Cad Iron Field Rollers, Plough Castings of
various pattorns, Corn Crushers, and other articles for
Farmers too numerous to mention. Also, Egg C'oal
Stoves and Ten Plato Wood :Any.. with an immense
. . . •
rlety of ether castings for housekeepers and other •
We have also.an attractive variety of patterns for
IRON RAILINGS,
and CRSIETERY ENCLOSUI U to which Leo would
rill attontlou.
StenletA4rsgines nud Mill Gering.
To this department of our ',Liminess we g11 2 ,e part lett
lar attention. Our already ex tenblve stock of patterns
for Papor, Flout and Saw 31ill (tearing, is constantly
mere: wing. Mill Owners and Mi'l Wrights will be fur
fished with a printed eitalogne Of our various Mill
Patterns, on application. Our Machine Shop comprises
all the various tools for turning, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings. by wad and careful Machinists.
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES'
of any desirable ea riel ty, from ten to twenty-flee ItOtTli
power, built to the best style and no accommodating
teems. Engines built at our establlslunent may be
seen In SOCCPRPfUI operation at many 'of the largest
Distilleries mid Triune)+, In Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties. to the °WIWI'S of which
we confidently refer for Infiwmation no to thelrellicien
ey. Persons wanting ;qoaut Engines are earnestly re•
quested to WI and examine before eoutmctlng elso.
whirr •
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY;
connected with our establishment Is a Steam Sash and
Door Manufactory which Is non in coopleta oreer tor
to manufacture of e . ,4ry det•friptilll of
=I
for the most costly as well as the plainest house. Win
dots sash furnished from 5 cents upward, acnikding to
size orglssa 1r11.10% . FrIIIIII•P from $1 31 upWard I
Shutters and Rolling Ultnds from $1 75 upward; Four
Panel users from $2 19 ripsvm d. Mouldings, Castings
A rehltraves. , ll ash Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery.
Scrolls, and, other articles needed to Home
furbished at the lowest prices and or the best qualify
of lumber. ore also prepared, as heretofore
to build and repalpltUlt DEN CAIN for tranr.porters on
the railroad, with promptness and on reasonable terms.
• The continued pair - Onago of the public Is respectfully .
solicited. rlrders by mall promptly attended to.
May U.:'6o.
F. GARDNER k Co.
'VIM COAL A Nl5 LUITI3 E YARD
1 The subscribers have this day giu Loved Into part
net ship to trade lu .
0 - A AND LU•:11 B'E '•
wu will have constantly on hand and furnish to urde
all lands aud quality of seasoned
LUMBER,
80-11tDS,
MANTLING,
FTIA ME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering Lad, Shingling Lath, worked Floor.
log and IVeatherlyardlng. PIAS and Halls, and story Sr
tirlo that [Mows ton LUMBER YAM).
All kinds of Shingles, trovit : Helulbrlh
And Oak, of dliforent qualities. Having Cars of our
mown wa can furnish bills to order of any length and
do. do. do
July 20, 1859
J. 8. NONEIIIAKEW
'FORWARDING. AND • COMMIS
SION ROUSE,
FLOUR AND FEED,
• • COAL, PLASTER AND SALT.
The sulerlber having taken the Wire House cars
and fixtures of Wm. 11. Murray's well lint.wn establlrb
molt, on West High street. opposite Dickinson College,
would inform the public that Ito has entered into a
eeneral Forwarding and Commission bustne,s. .
The big Mid market price will ho paid for Flour, °rain
and produce (lan kinds.
Thee are also prepared to freight produce and stock
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the lirwerd rates, with
safety and despatch.
PLASTER AND SALT kept constantly on hand, and
FLOUR AND FEED at wholesale or retail.
Coal of all kinds. embracing,
LYEEN'S VALLEY, , 3
LUKE Ft DDLER,
'SUNBURY WHITE ASH,
LOCUST OAP,
•
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's
CONSTANTLY TOR SALE. .
KEPT UNDER COVER
and delivered dry to any part of the town.
NONIZIAICER
' Carl lido, August 17, 1659.
DUNHAM'S cELEI3RATED OVER
STRUNG PIANO FORTUS
GRAND AND SQUARE.
Thee° Instruments In all respects. ore second lo none,
manufactured In this country. Citizens:of ,Carlisle in
want of a sups kr and reliable instrument ran ho cc.
COMIUMIIII'd at VERT MODERATE mms. by addressing the
undersigned at Harrisburg. describing tripe. touch And
style. Deference, Mr. Alexander Cathcart, Carlisle.
Ulm/ O. Wiestling, Agent-tor
DUN HAM'S Pianos
Jan. 4, 1801.-31no8
JItESS GOODS.—A new supply o
Dilute got& such an Poplins. Do Loin, 0, 'Silk
o^s; Lustros &c., A.e. Just received nod will 1)
sold untotutuon4.low o at the cheep C.% store
.
ClIA§. 0011:11Y,
.
.IN ov. 2,18 GO. :. Trustee.
P. Lynch,
William
Practical PLUMBER
in the baaement of
Main Stre
tit and GAS FITTER,
the M. E. Church,
et, Carlisle.
iron Sinks,
Bath Tube, '
130th Boilers,
IVe,,b Bash,
11 Ydraulle Hams, de
Load andiron Pips,
Hydranta,
Hot Coldikhower Baths,
Water Closets,
Force nod MB Pumps,
{{'ro't Iron Weld Tubes,
Andrevery-description of cocks and •littings for gas,
steam, water. Ac. Superior cooking ranges, heaters and
gas fixtures put up in churches. stores and dwellings,
at short notice, in the most modern style. All materi
als and work in our lino at low rates nod warranted.
a Country work and Jobbing promptly attended to.
Mar. 23. 1841-Ix. .•
WALTER C. WHITMAN.
' Dealer In
. FNE GR OCERIES
N. \4• corner 17th and Arch Street t,
PHILADELPHIA.
importers of Cross I: BlackwelPs •
• KNOLLS!' PICKLES and SAUCES.
Particular attention paid In selecting fine
, • TBAS & OOFFEIES
For ratnilles, &Woos always at Refiners' prices. Choice
WINES, LIQUORS and SEUAILS,'of the best brands,
always on hand.
•
May 9, 430.e1y. .••
L'FtTILL TRITT,MPiIANT.
The complete BUCCOSS of the Prairie Flower Cook
Store, warrants the subscriber in calling the attention
of all who cony want a superior stove to call and ox.
amino the only stove that has given universal sitlefac.
iyiuT Is crAisrp OVER OTHERS IS
let. A Bjtvlog of hom 30 to GO per cent. In fuel.
.2nd. A hotter and quldter Oven from the same fire,
3d. A larger Oven than any other stove of the same else,
4th. The preservation of the centre piece from sinking
. • saving repairs,
Oth, The beet Baker, Blunder, and Cook now In use,
oth. A edjrerlor arrangement for cleaning the flues,
; th. A perfect Gan Consumer for ell her woo d or coal.
The Prairie Floweeln ararmuted tq give eatisfaellon
in every particular, and will be shown with pleasure to
all wha - may call, whether desiring to purchase or
an r::.:NrgimarElno:.7o'4`irrrnrwt2i.ch-
A will be
sold very low to close stock- •
ipouting, Itoolbig, Job Work, Coppersinlthing and
Sheeting work promptly attended to. In town or coon
try.-- AH work warranted at the - old stand, Hanover
street north of Louther.; . '." - •
, MARY 151. - 31081118. •
N. 13.'• Old Copper, Brass and Pewter bought, and the
highest - price paid In cash orgoecle.
'March 2 8 . /040.—t.f. . , 71 ' -„
WatcOes an 3cinefru.
CLOCKS WATCHES JEWELRY
1 ,4.1 AND SILVER WARE. at Manufacturers prices,
W. D. A. Mingle, ARt., North 'Honorer Strad. Five
Doors North 'or the. Carlisle Deposit. Dank., and next
door,to 11401, Dealer in
FRENCH & AMERICAN CLOCKS,
0 - .:* - ;1 5 -- •
-e t c_ as ,
f ey
kW 2,1,
3 tll
'"•4_
_.;-664-7i.0.--
•
.Foreign and American Wadi., Jerrely, Sliver and Pln
ted ware, Fancy tined h &c. would 'mold renrectlnlly Il
.loco his old patrons nod the nubile generally that h
Iwo jpst, rethreed from the East with. no entire llor
thiek of PINE SILVER & VI A
TEL/ WARE. CLOCIth &c.
1/11Villg secured agencies front same of the largest and
best l a tortes fnr the sale of these goods, I am preps.
red Co offer to the public any article in the line from
70 to Wu per cent Rigs than they have seer lotn offered
1n this glare or below thu regular wholesale price, es
follows, Clocks from 75 rants to $lO, Watch. s 15 inn .$2.50
to 3150. Jewelry In sot is from Wren is to 025. Tea Setts
from 20 t0.310,-0 pieces best quality and latest styles.
WATCHES. JEWELRY.
IMMO
8 day alarms, ' Gold Hunt. Case Eng. Coral,
8 " Striking,'" " American, Pearl,
8 " 'AO',sink & Al. " •
" Swiss, Cameo,
8 4 , 4 . itemllntArs, " " French. Gold Sten
8 " Gallery, Silver Hunt. Cave Eng. I, , ya.
8 "Church, 4, " American, Carbuncle
8 " :Mantles. " ",' Swiss. Opal,
8 " Parlor, • ' " " French, Mosaic,
8' " Marine, Open Face American, - Jot, -
30 'lour, • 4, 4, ',opines, Garnet,
30 Striking, " " Quartiers, Turquols,
30 Alarm A. SOM. " " English, Paintings,
30 Time, " 4, ',French, Enamelled,
ME Levers, ' 44 44 Genova. Paste,
30 Gothic, " 44- Gorman, Stone,
TEA. SE T.T .
Walters ' Tureovis
MEM
. _ .
Ladles, Cops, nutter hishes,
_ Salt Stands. Fish Knries, Pie ElliVeli.
ennui', Knives, Ice enfant do. Cake Knives,
Fur ks, Spoons, Castors.
Carlyle. ,1n1y.2.7, 1810 -ly. 1
J OSEPU -U. STEEL
WATCH MAKER • fp
scm iu lIANOVER STREET, 0
i •
A few doors south of the i jik :
Court ,Jlouoe. .•!_':
Haring supplied myself frith a large assor.ment
Witte); UntrrialF, Olas,es, .tc., I ton now• prepared to r
par all land 4 of Watches. Clocks, Jowelrs. Ice • on th
.• . •
most reasonable t0:70.4 that may bo Intrusted to my
rare Ili log by staTct
,attrution to business to 1.0 in.
vored will a liberal store of public palrotatign.
A floe assortment of JEWELRY. such no Ladles'
Breast. Pit. and Ear Drops (lob) anti Cameo: Misses'
Breast Nos and Mar Drops. 11..,0and Pins all sizes,
Doll Cluing. Hooks, Dlatedl'inataft, Utit Lockets,(luards
Heys, AL,. Also n large urn flue aSsortanont of
GOLD FINGER 'RINGS,.
Also, a fine lot of Silver Hutt-ling, Detached 'Lever.
and I,ophtea IV:aches, 111111 II good assorttnent of !liver
plated and Sled :loto;lacles. All of tt bleb will be idd
low. A share of public patronage Is respectfully sob t
ted.JUB. U. STEEL.
. . .
Carl tale Jan, 1860.4.. .
AT(111 ES, JEWELRY, AND
SILVEIt•`6•A TWAT CONLYN'S old eotabllFLed
Stood, Wept Main St., nearly opposite tko Cuniberland
Valley Hook.
•
1 haveinst • received a now assortment of watches,
eivel.N; ye medallions. silver ware, ke.• In Addition to my
ormer ock to Lich invite the attontion of the
public, ' he assortment embraces hue gold and silver
lever watches, Hunting
• antl open Sara in., gold An,
eborli for Ladles and Alentlenten and Oliver Lepinen
nod Quartler watches of every variety lu style and
price. •
Mao foe gold Medallions. Ilreast.plnn for Ladiee and
Gentlempo or every quality, pattern and price. - Mid
fob, vent. curb and neck chains. fioli,Lbraeelets. finger
rings, eulTidus, Muds, aleeve.lnittons, ere..., charms,
&er, At.% fluid and silver thimbles, silver nful plated
butter hilly., forks, NMI% ten, salt and mustard spoons
of every vat lett; A large assort moot of gold, sliver
and crimson spectacles, to null all
agog to which we invite special piton
A fine Int of GOLD PENS from the best makers,
perturb, caseptancy 'maps, sliver and pearl curd eases,
gold and common bracelets, watch chains,
Manila Clocks and a variety of artirles •usu•
ally kept In Jewelry egablishments whbdt
I will sell low for cash. All articles war. r Ar
fantod to be what they ore represented. e XLTi
Particular attention paid 'no usual to
WATCH ItEl'AlltlNU and all work war.
.mated.
Pee. 23, 1R57.1
N OTICE AND READ
C.
kICK3I rat,
Tot. At the new Store on East Moln Ft.
ft r . t may Henry Seated n ilyrdw ;,.'.arisSittiosrlet;
o ,
want of n flue Watch to ills eplendld
• stock of American, Livery.' and Lon
don 11.41.31E5. I have it fine stock of (fold Watches,
nt all prices. front twenty dollars up to three hundred
dollars I also have a large stock of Silver flouting
Cased and Open rased Watches. from three dollars up"
to eighty. 1 also haven new stock ofFrench and A well.
can JEWELRY. in netts, midi as Camen, Gold Storni,
Lava, Mosaic, 'Mourning and Plain setts, kr.. I also
hove a nor stock of MedallioLS. from ono dollar up to
an d ..entlon ..... 's Break oT, all
patterns and prices: Onid Chains; p large stock of Vest
Fob and 011,C:hal. a very large stock of flnger rings
of all kinds arid patterns, such as Seal Pings, Wedding
Kings, and Settings: a tine stock of Cuff Mlle,
Studs. Sleeve Bottom:for Ladles and Centlemen.Crnses
_Bracelets, Match-Keys, - and -Silvia ,
Thimllles. Gold and Silver Spectacles, a large stock of
Silver Tea and Tulle Spoons' at all prices, and n com
plete stock of Double Plated Tea lthd,:rable Spoons, pla
ted Folks, Silver and Plated Butter 'anlves and a lino
steak of donble plated ,',Costeis, Sugar Spoons, Silver
Fruit Knives, and a large stock of Common Spectacles,
to suit all ages. to whlchll Invite particular attention;
Port Monnnies of all kinds, Sil
ver Keys and Chains; n• large
stork of Accordions, Violins,
and Music Boxes, (large and
small.) mot a great variety of
articles usually kept tun Jow-
[dry store. 1 linveaigo on hand
a largo and well selected stock
of CLOCKS, of all patterns nod
fawiflor?s, from ono dollar up to
lett I will soffit t n omen
profit and warrant them fur one
year. to be good tltue.koepers. 1, cry thing sold by
no ',ball be what It Is reproonted.
Clocks. iVatebes, and Jewelry. carefully repaired and
warranted. Carlisle July ti, 16130.—1 y.
FIN E WATCH REPAI II ING.-
F. C. Kit EM Ell.
t tho New Jewelry Store hu East .. gm a •
Main street, near the Public -1/t..-
•Squaro, ix prepared to rlcaivand
repair the Finest {Catches. and U, '4O
warrant tiled] to give 011111 . 0 ~ • -':
0 , 1 4
satisfaction Also fine Mantle 1 • 4 ,'.:19(
Clocks of all kinds, Musical ilux• _ . .. .;,;...
..,. ( 4. •
or, Acewdlons, Ac. pot in coin. •i ".. e , .. 44., ,
plate order, and warranted. " , 4 1 111 .. ..
~.::re t' , •
''. ' L._
Car linle , 1960. 4134)
PHILADELPHIA
WATCH AND JEWELIi'T STORE
0: CONRAD, FORMER OCCUPANT
N 74. 148 NORTH SECQND STREET,
CORNER OF QUARRY STREET.
The 'undersigned has leased the above premises
whore he will keep a large assortment of_Dold Silver
{Vetches, rf American. English and Steles Menulecture
of the most celebrated makers. in addltionlo which,
will be found always on hand (and made to \oder) an
extensive variety of Jewelry, silver. and Sliver Plated
ware, together with it general assortment of such goods
as aro usually kept in a first rhos Jewelry Store
The patrothfoll O. Conrad, and)holkof the subserther
together with the public generally, "aroAnvited to call,
• where they will receive a gond article for their, Money.
An I am determined to do strictly a cash bmiluess goods
will be sold very low. "SMALL Pit PITS AND QUICK
SALES," is the motto of thls establishment.
LEWIS It. BROOMALL,
Formerly 0. CONRAD, •
No. 148 North Second St. corner of QUa!ry.
June 0, 1860.-ly.
SELLING OFF AT COST!!!
At the stun of the °Gold Eagle," 3 doors above the
Cutnberland Palley Bank, and two doors below the
Methodist Church en West Main street, the largest
and best selected stock of
WATCHES & JEWELRY
In the town, will bo sold 30 per cent lowlr than at any
place in the State The stock comprises a large assort
ment of Gold and Silver hunting men watches. Lovers,
Lupines, American watches, and all other kinds and
styles, Gold and Sliver challis,
GOLD PENS it, PENCILS,
Jewelry of all kinds. Spectacles Gold and Sliver, 'Plated
and Silver Ware,.3luslc Boxes, Accordeons, Oil Paint
Inca. a great variety of fancy articles. and a lot of the
flnest.Planos, which will be sold 40 per cent inwer.tban
ever offered in town. 'rho entire stook of Watchmaker
tools. eases. limp Mirrors, end Safe will be sold whole
sale or retail on the cagiest terms. -
Having selected a f i rst class workman all kin . ds'of re
pairing will be demo as usual, at reduced prices. •
Piano music of all kinds for sale. A now first class
double.bareel gun warranted jenuine twist will be sold
far half Its value. .
F O th il ree Ft ett N y T B;lck T li i ru ' il l e a w r rth e
large parlor, 42 feet deep, situate d on
West. Main Street, will be re, ted
from the latUt April,' 1881. Call at "-
the Jewelry Storo In said building. June 15, 1860.
I
001 C. SFIARP.Wm. Fridley would
.lfespectfully announce to the citizens of Carltele
and the poblie generally,that he has again commenced
the manufacturing of tin & sheet iron 'ware nfall kinds,
S.C.iii [Wyatt!' building nn Loather street, directly
opposite 0. Shepley'a Chair Manufactory, where he will
ra all times be In readlneep to do all Ulu& of work in
hie line ofliminess wlth.neatnese and titspeteb: All
work will be done by.hlutsolf and a Competent hand as
ha keep; no apprentices. • •
Also, can at all times be had those celebrated SELF—
TESTING,' SELF-SEALING, PltKJliuJt Allt-TlOlll .
FRUIT CANS &. JARS. • • • ,`. .
HOMO spauting.-and Jobbing of-all itinds done at
!lost notice and made of the host material: ' •
stal-Cael paid for bid Pewter and Copper.:. .
lloPlug by Mild attention, to business, and a desire
o pleas all, to reeabraa a,h_artot public pat . rpaage. .
Ilarilals Oat. 55,11160.4 w
VALLS ! NAILS.! I NAILS 1! I
A largo stook of good, Olean, Neat, And Tough
• nallo, at the lowost Prices. Our nalls'are worth - Nets
C It keg mom. than any other tneko arrant; sold In our
town. this Is the opinion of mechanics who have tried
thorn, wo oleo have a full asoortnient of
of the latost and most approved styles. AU goods war
rooted as repreeontod.• JOHN P. LYNN Si SON.
May 3,'00. North Hanover St. Carlisle. •
GIN 4S .4 REAR MDIAL AGENT,
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
VSPECIALLY designed for the ,use
of the Medical Profession and the Family, baring
supdrseded the so called "Gino." " Aromatic," .'Cordial
' , Medicated,' "Schnapps," etc., now endorsed by all
of the prruninent phyalcane chemists and connoisseurs
as possessing all of l hose intrinsic medicinal qttalities
(tonic and diuretic) which belong to an old and Rare
Gila, I'ut up in quart bathe, and mold by ell druggists
grocers, etc. A. M.IIININGEIt drCO.,
(Established In 17713.) Sole Proprh•tera.
N 071.8 Broad street. N. Y.
For sale. by W. W. & 11. Smith,—French, Richards &
Co. and all of the prominent „Wholesale Druggists In
Philadelphia,. • . N0v.16, 1800.-Iy.
r I I RUN KS ! TRUNKS!! TRUNKS!!
Mdloli Sole Leather French Style, tiod , Dress
trunks and Bonnet Hoses. Traveling Bogs, !ie. Gents'
solid Leather and wile Leather Brass Band Trunks Va
lises, New Traveling Bags, Sc., a large assortment end
very low prices at LI VI NO STON'S,
North Hanover Street.,
1860. SPRING F ‘ A T S H I O N S.!
ICELLERS' OLD STAND. ,•
•
A complete stock ofllat■ and Caps
now ready for Inspection.
SILK,
,FUlt,
CsISS MERE,
FELT & WOOL.
To every style and quality. We call partlenl\rn
Hon to om $3 SI LK lIATS. Silk and soft lint
any style manufactured to order. Caps of nit k
RECOLLECT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
Korth Hanover Street.
Citrllsl,43Nrch 14, 1800.
ISO() HARDIVA I‘ II .A I R 'V ,I H A R.") -
bob b , Lyne k 9On hove just rompleted opening
their Spring Stock of Ilardwore ' Salute, OlOils,varnlahea,
Gloss &C. to which they invite the early olttontlun of
the public. We have greatly eulneged our a tuck In nll
its;varinturbronchen,aud can unw accommodate the pub.
lie with
in large or small quantities, al the lowest prices. Ilut
we do not wish the public to understand that we liars
brought Alf the t node 111 Philadelphia and New York to
our town, but we can assure them that one look into
ours tore will convince them that wo have enough to
supply the demand In this market. P,SOIII, wonting
'LI goody in our linmwill find it to their advantage to give
us a call botbre making their purchases.—All orders
mannally and punctually attended to, and no micro.
~ F resaitifttiymi to elfect sales •
JUAN' I'. LINE A SON,
May 2, '6O. North Hanover St. Carlisle
JAMES R. WEAVER'S.
CABINET
AND
• - CBAIR
MANUFACTORY,
Having boon engaged in the business for over twenty
years he would return, thanks to his customers and
friends, fur the liberal encouragement extended to bins
in years gone by, and further assures them tied no
pains will be spared, to give full sathrfactiolt to all who
may favor bins with a call.
- - CITAIRS—AND-FUILNITURE,
of every description constantly on hand, or made to
ordor. Warrinte,Lto be of the boot quality, of the la.
Tent style, well flulslmd, and sold at tho lowest possible
prices or cash.
Ale else continues business as an UNDERTAKER.—
Heady made Coffins, :§letalllc or otherwise. kept con
stantly on hand and fauterals promptly attended to
personally in town or country, on the most reasonable
terms.
I=
Cherry end Wiwihul ColTlon, lnrgo size, %ell flniklied
iid lined huilde, front 8 to 12 dollars.
W alnut CoM its covered from 15 to 30 doll - ak.
JA3IItB. It. IVEAtiI
May 25, 1854—1 y
N. D.—Two propertloa °Hunt. In Ch urehtown, Comb.
county, are offored for sale on easy tonne. Apply na
above. .1. IC. W.
TRYING FEMALE COLLEGE;,
MECITANICSpURCi t PA.
This institution, deslgnedfor the liberal educatle
of Young Ladies. .I,IIW been iu Operation two yeses, wit
the most gratifying results. It is now establistied o
a fires basis, and its patronage already extends ove
several States.
It is located on the Cumberland Valley Railroad mid•
cony botweon Harrisburg and Carlisle. in the most fer
tile and benutitut portibn.of the valley, and Is In clone
proximity to one of the most moral, healthy. and en
terprising towns in the State. .
It Is central, and easy of arose. Students leaving
Wiiihington, Baltimore, Inthe morning
train for Harrisburg, n•ill arrive at Mechanicsburg in
time for dinner. '
The edifice is largo ,end commodious, surrounded by
den his verandas. and will accommodate about one hun
dred boarders. I u its construction, it combines all the
modern improvements fur the protnotlen of. health,
comfort and conveniellelb In those reverts physicians
pronounce it unrivalled. The ehambers are largo and
neatlyCpemislied. Each has its register for heat and
ventilariiin Only JwciNaidents occupy the Casio rimm.
The bathlroin
oe are ar-iflitirnes supplied with warm and
cold wateV._
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The grounds ire ample, and wall arningedlor rerre
ation„_and the variods calisthenic exercises -so essen•
11, graceful movement ai,M symmetry of
'form.
Thu Faculty of Instruction to offlaleut and wiper
anted,
In the Colleghte'Depertment the colleen of study In
of a high grade, comprehending all the subjeete belong.
Ing too Classical, Polito and Christian Education.
In the Preparatory Department pupils wit' be care
fully Instructed in those branches forming the binds o ,
a thorough English education—,
SESSION/I.—First Session, from VLe let Wednesday o
September to the 30th of.lanuary.
Second Session, from the Ist of February to the lct o
4
July.
VaraVon, during July and Auguat.
TERMS PER SESSION qt. FIVE MONTHS, PAYABLE
IN^NDVANCE.
Boarding. Wealing , BurniaLod Rborns,
and Light. . . . . . . .
Tulidou—Colleglate Department,
Preparatory "
" First Class,
,No extra chargwfor Ancient Languages.
' . 3lusio.—Plano and Guitar. .. . . . 20 00
Voeal 31.mic.. . . . . . . . . . . 2 00
Modern Languages,. . , . . . . . . 10 00
Painting, Drawing and other Ornamental Branches
at the usual rates. '
Textbooks furnished at city prices.
For further particulars address,
Itev. A. G 31ARLATT, A. 3f.,
President.
Aug. S. 1860.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY BANK
PILOPItIETORS.
WILLIAM KEE, - ISAAC BUNNEMAN,
ItICIIAUR WOODS, , JOHN B.STERRETT,
. JOUN Q. DUNLAP, Jouu DtAtep,
IL A. ST,URGEON. •
This Bank, Is now'prepared to do a general Banking
and Exchange business, under Ma, name and style of
HER, DUNLAP & Co., in the saute place lately poen
•
plod by Her, Brenneman at Co.
Money received on deposit and paid back on demand
without notice. Certificates of deposit bearing interest
et the rate of five per cent. will be Issued for an short
• period no four months. Interest en all certificate,'
will cease at maturity, provided, however, that if said
certificates are renewed at any time thereafter for an .
othergiven period, they shall bear the same rale
of in
terest up to the time of renewal. Twenty dayi notice
must be given of an intention to withdraw interest de.
posits.
They call the attention of Farmers, Mechanics and
all others who desire a safe depository for their money,
to the undeniable fact, that the proprletore of this Bank
ale not only liol'le to the amount of their stock in the
baniebut are INDIVIDUALLY liable to the extent of their
estates fan all the Deposits, and other obligations o
Her, Dunlap & co.
Particular attention Riven to the collection of Fondue
Hotel', Foreign Rills, Drafts, Cheeks, &e., In any 'part of
the United States and Canada's.
Itemittaneea made to any part of the United State',
England, and Irelnad,
They %rill at all times be pleased to give any Informs
lion desired in regard to money matters in general
The faithful and confidential execution of all order
entrtuficil to them ma 3 be relied upon.
Open for business from 0 o'clock In the morning unt
4 o'clock In the evening.
IL A. STURGEON, Cashier.
arlisle, Aug. 14. 11360.... ^ - . ...
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ÜBRIpATING . OILS.—Wo wish
to informMachineste, millers and the public gene.
ray, that wo have on hand a full stock of Imbricating
Oils for ail kinds of machinery* this oil eurpnases all
others, having been sutifeeted to a thorough test by the
side of the best Lard and other Oils. It is pronounced
a superior Lubricator at less cost and wearing longer.
and entirely tree from guni,and will stand much colder
weathor and has ins tendency to heat. Try it and you
will uae - nothing else for - Lubricating. .. .
Carlisle Nov. 2t 'OO. r.'i'; i' - • - .1011 N P. LYNE & BON.
~ . . - Wirth thmaer. Street Carlisle,
B. E. SIIAPLEY
100 • TONS IRON AND . ROLLED
IRON of the very best ENGLISH BRANDS.warroin
in every way Superior to American make. Just re.
calved with 0 large assortment of ,
Sheet Iron,. - . . • • Anvils,
Haw iron, Vic es,. , r -
a
Band Iron, - • ' . Files,
• . Horse Shoe Tron, . hasps, l'
• ' Spring Steal, . Bolts,
Cast Steel, .
~ ju s ,,,t. g ,
Blister Steel, . Nuts.
. - . Washers, -, r Horse Shoes,
' Screw..Platis,- -• .„ „ Hsu,
. Blacksmith Bellows de., de.
. .
cheaper Hum the cheapest, at the IlardwareStore of
March' 7,'60. . ' • HENRY SAXTON. '
N. II Al) Iron !Old at city . Price" with freight added
an , ° dwarranted. • ,..,4,: ' ,
Elistellancons; - Y-
e BUILDIN;tI MATERfALS,
(1111T1 o iji 0 G 0 ERR
416N3
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RI,VJAIILE GOODS.
NORTH lIANGTErt STREET, CARLISLE, PA
31ctif '3la(M. tc
CUMBERLAND' VALLEY R. R.-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
goirevag v
CHANGE . OF HOURS! •
On awl after MONDAY, DECEMBER 3d,1850, Passenge,
Twine will run as follows: (Sundays excepted:)
POI! CHAMBERSBURO AND lIARRISDLIRO.
Ist Train. . 2d Train
7.00 A:3l. 245 P. M.
7.37 " 3.25 "
Leave Hagerstown ;
6 ' Greencastle.
" Chamhiirsburg, . 8.30 t "
Shippensburg. . 0.00 " 3.07 "
Newville, , - ' 0.32 " 2.30 "
" Carlisle. 10.10 ". 330. "
Mechanicsburg, 10.42 " . 342
Arrive at Harrisburg, 11.15 " 4.10"
FOR CHAMRBRSBURG AND HAGERSEOWN, •
Ist Train. 2cl Train.
Leave Herilsburg 8.05 A. 31 1.40 11. M.
Mechnuicaburg 8.47 " 2.20 .. "
Carlisle 0.27 " 3.00 '3 •
• " New vide ~ 10.02 " 3.34 ' .
• n Shippeaburg, 10,33 " t 4.05
" • Chambg', (Arrive) 11.00 - 4.45 ." •
" - Greencastle, ••• 11.65 . 535 ••
A rrlve 'at liagerstewri. 12.35 6.15 "
TRUDE Daily Traine leave Harrisburg for Pittsburt
at 318, and 7.00, A. M.. and 4 20. P. M.,
For Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Control Itailroat.
At 2:40 A. 31., 12.55, 1.114 hod 625 P. 31. Via Lebanon
V. R. R., at 8.00 A. 31., and 1.45, P.M. For Baltimore,
at 3.00 & 7,40 A.'31.. & 1 00 P. 31. •
For • reverton and Milian:sport at 1.40 and 8.16, P.
M. Trains on Dauphin Road at 2.00, P M. •
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stettiolin where
'tickets aro sold, vie: Heger:down, Greeticastle, Chant.
bersburg, Shipponsburg, Newville, Cavlislo, 31N:ha:Jim.
burg and Harrisburg, a reduction of TEN CENTS on
each Ticket will be made to all l'assengers that provide
themselves with Tickets before entering the Cars.
Railroad 0111 co. Chambersburg, 0. N. LULL Supeet
}Due. 7,1860. • • .
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE
TO -NEW - 101110 •
SHORTEST IN DISTANCE
AND QIIICICESI' IN TINE
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES
or
NEW YORE
AND
lIA RRI rBu.R,G
. .
VIA "READING, ALLENTOIVN
AND EASTON .
MORNING EXPRESS, West. leaves New York at 6 A.
31,. arriving at Harrisburg at 12.45 noon, only C:,li hours
between the two cities.
31 AI 1, E Itqlreli New York at 12.00 noon, and ar
rives at Harrisburg at 6.30 I'. 31.
31011 N IND 3IAII. LINE East. leaves 'Harrisburg at
8.00 A. 31.. arriving nt New York at 4 20 P.Ol.
ERNO , 31 EXPRESS LINE, not, leaven Harris
- liurg at 1.151' M. arriving at 'New York at it 00 I , M.
Collnprtlons are tooth, at Harrisburg at 1,00 P. M. with
the Passenget Trains In enchollrection on the Pennsyl
vania Cumberland Valley and. Northern Central Rail
road.
All trains conert at Readin with trais for Potts
ville and Philade v lphia, and at g
Allentown n for 3lauch
E11:4011.
No change 01 Passenger Can or Baggage between New
Yrok and Harrisburg, by the 6.00 A. U. Line from New
York or the 1.15 P. 31. front Harrisburg.
For bett.ty ofseettery, and speed, cora fart and nevem
11101111tiell. this route presents superior Inducernants to
the travelling nubile,-
Fare between Now York end Ilarrisburg,,FlYE DOL
LARS. For tickets end other Inform:alai) apply to
J. J. CLYDE, General Agent, Harrisburg.
CARLISLE AND.PIIILADELPIIIA
74 1 :4 44' kla t
DAILY FREIGHT birtz.
FitEED,-wARD A. FREED,
MULK6, BTRIPT, PHILADLI_BIIII.
& 11. RHOADS,
EITRIAZ, CfIII.IBLE, PA.
Alliir . Care of this Line leave the Depot 811 Market it.,
Daily, at 4 &Meek. I'. M,
LtqlSo Carllolu, Dolly. at 7 ~'clock, A M.
thaws hitonded fur this Lino should be harked C.
P. Dail, Freight I.lne, and sent In by 4 o'cleek.
May 25, 18 r
pHLLADELPHIA
AND READING
RAIL no A p
RUMMER ARRANGE3IENT,
On and after MAY 28, 160.
,Two passenger trains leave Harrisburg doily, (Sun.
dot's excepted.) at 8.00 A. M , and 1.16 I'. M.. for Phila.-
dolphin, arriving there at 1.25 noon and G. 15 P. M.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at 8.60 A. 31., awl 3.30
P.M., arrlying at Harrisburg at 12.1, noon and 8.30 I'.
FARM: To Philadelphia, No. 1 Cars. $3.25; No. 2 (in
same train,) $ 2 70 .
• •
Fames to Reading. $1.60 and $1.30:
At Reading. conned with trains for Pottsville, 311ners
vide, Tamaqua, Catawissa, &e.
Fganntrains leave Rending for Philadelphia daily, at
0 A. 31 ;10.45 A. Al., 12.30 noon and :1.43,1'. 31.
Leave Philadelphia for heading at 8.00 A. 31., 1.00 P.
M., 3.30 31., and 5.00 P. 31.
Fares from Heading to Philadelphia. sl.7seand SI 45.
The morning. train from Ilardshurg_conneets
Reading - with up train for Wlikesbarre. Pittston and
Scranton.
For throughticketa and other Information apply to
• J. J. CLYDE,
Cieneral Agent. .
Aug. 3, '6O
Nuts it Ups
NEW STORE, AND NEW GOODS
HATS, CAPS AND LADIES FUNS.
The subscriber having recently opened n Now Store
at the old .hand of.!.!) Halbert lu North Ilanover St.
opposite the Carlisle Deposit Bank.
Having received from New York and Pitlindelphia. a
fine and well selected assortment of goode-In his lino of
business, such as '
I" 177 -
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HATS AND' CAPS,
from thn common Wool to On (Inn Fur: Silk and Cared
men, Unto. and at priers to suit Ulu times: 'The stock
Includes a sarloty of styles and colors of Hats and Caps.
Fancy Beaver and Felt Hats
Ilir sbildren, oltherliovi or girls neatly trimmed
FUR CADS, COLLARS and 0 LOVEA,'"
$OO 00
20 00
10 00
12 00
for flentlemen. Also,Np variety of fancy fure.for either
or childrens weer. Ilud.n Bay,
Siberian Squirrel, German bitch, Stone Martin, Silver
do Rock do. Se.
Also, Carpet Bags, 'Valises. A large assortment rf
Trunks, Hand Trunks, Buffalo Robes and Prime lied
Feathers. Then ktul for the patronage already received
he would Invite all his friends and the Public in gene.
rat to give him a call. JACOB BOAB, Agt.
Carlisle. Leo. 7, 'W.A. f.
Jr ETV JP II:Mr.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM !
The undersigned having purchased the
stock, dic., of tho Into Wm 11, Trout dorm. would
rwipectfully an ',bunco to the public that he Will con.
Untie thi lIATTIND lIUSINtTS at the old stand, In
Abet High street. and with a renewed and efficieu t
effort, produce articles of Head Dress of
Every Variety, Style .;,d Qualify,
that Mod 1,0 strictly in keeping with the improvement
of the Art, and fully up to the age In which wo lire.
& l orm v e e ni a o n f hand
a.°ndid
HATS AND CAPS,
of all doecriptiono, from the common Wool
to the finest MI AND... SILK RATS; and at prime
that must Bull every one who has an eye to getting the
worth of hie money. The stock includes,
MOLESKIN, OASSIMERE, BEAVER & FELT HATS,
of every style and color and unsurpawed for LIMIT.
NESS, DURABILITY AND FTNISII: by those of any
other establishment In the country.. •
MEN'S, BUYS' andyQIII LDit EN'S 'MATS and CAPS,
of every description cO4tantiy on hand.
Tie respectfully Invites all the old patrons and as
many new ones as possible, to give him a call:-
J. O. CALLIO.
Apr. IS, 1800-1 y
QECOND - SPRING ARRIVAL.-
kJ LARGE SUPPLIES FOR TIIE READ AND FEET,
At the etnre of John Irvine, on the N. E. corner of
the public square, In the place to purchase Boots Shows
Bats &Caps. at prices that defy competition.
Ile has Just returned from the East with the.lirgest
And most complete assortment of Roots, Shoes; Bata
Cape that he has eierpresented to. this community,
and which he in determined to sell at the lowest possi
ble prices. His stock embraces everything in bin Han
of business, such as '
MEN'S & BO'S' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Rip Ppote, Calf and Patent Leather Oxtedd Tit% Cal
and l'atent Leather Gaited, Calf If ullttlere,Calf and
Kip Brogans, 81Ippere, &c.
LADIES' WEAR.
Fine French and English Lasting Gaiters, Morocco,
Calfand Kid Booth, Flue Kld Slippers, Fancy Slippers,
Morocco, and Kid Buskins, &
MISSES AND 011ILDREN'S WEAR ofall descriptions
embracing lino Lasting Gaiters, Morocco and• Lasting
Button Boots; Morocco Lace Booth of all kinds, Fauhy
shoes of various styles slippers, Ac.
UAW & OAPS, 811 k, Cussimere, Fur and Wool Hats
(sf all quslitles and styles, also a large assortment of
' • • STRAW,BATS,
, .
890 0 1 Sind Shoes made to Order at the sheitaitemtlce
Rep&log promptly done. eoutblesst of ble ability to
please all clams of custornest; he reepecttully loyltea
the public to glee him a call. • ' '
leEtt.; Remember the place, N. E. Coiner ot tho Public
Square. • . , „ ,
3d, '6O,
tar Panay Printing neatly .executed.
L~
TQIIN IRVINE