to "scuf out" on deck. The rain could not
continue always, which was a conealation ;
all that night we stood on the deck, feeling
very much like "wet rags," as indeed we were.
About noon the next day the rain ceased,
and we betook ourselves to the large "stacks"
or chimneys, to dry off. For myself I became
so overcome with steep that I lay down on
a bench near the gangway and was soon in
imagination "dreaming a hotter times."
How long I lay there I don't know, but I was
awakened by Captain Brown who said I
would be killed if I remained there. It
seems that we had stopped at a little port
called Macieo and there was such a crowd
about that I was being kicked all around,
I sprang, up all right, like a foot ball, the
better for the rough treatment. A brig had
run ashore during the night and they were
busily at work getting her afloat. Towards
evening we started out again.
We felt the want of food very much, and
to day • some of it was furnished. Large
navy crackers, which looked very nice, but
which require at least a days boiling to ren
der them fit fbr mastication, weregiven us,
- along - with a sat of tea made frotif - a variety""
of sugar cane, called "matee." We would
not have oared for the hardness of the crack
ers, if they had been free from vermin, ac
tually when broken we found the holes and
crevices to be filled with worms and insects,
and occasionally a coach roach would leave
his "den." By special request the cook add
ed cod fish to our bill of fare, and at his sug
gestion we tried some oil on it. I was the
first to taste the oil, and heavens I it almost
threw me,lnio convulsions. However, I swal
lowed the oil and my feelings, and waited to
see some other person take it. It was our
mate he toyed it as if about swallowing some
delicious morsel, on the first taste he bet am e
a little pale and then burst out in an exulit - - ---
mation, the secret was out. ,That oil was re
turned to the cook. What it was I don't
know, I thought it had performed une duty
before in greasing some brass journal of the
machinery. Our darkey fellow passengers
seemed to like it. Several times w.e were
furnished with "jerked beef," and a species
of bean. But 3rd class cooking would spoil
the best dish. The water we bad was from
the river Amazon, and Was very muddy, and
moreover was kept in such a place on deck
where the little darkey children could dabble
in it.
The captain had been more unfortunate
than any of us, by the burning of his ship
he lost much private properly, and a chest
of his most valuable clothing and papers
which were known-to have been sent aboard
the Florida, were the next morning missing.
At last we steamed into the harbor of Bahia•
It is really so wide that it appears as it you
were merely rounding a cape to come up to
the city; however the tops of hills and moun
tains seen on the other side remind you, that
it is a bay. Many more ships were to be
seen here than at Pernambuco, and the city
has a , much more extended commerce.
The population is given by the Brazilians
at 200,000. I think it is not far short of
that. Only a portion of the city is visible,
it being built in a creseut shape along a
narrow flat behind which is an abrupt hill
extending clear to the light house at the en
trance. The upper city, it is said, is much
improved. Many churches were to be seen
above and houses in some places surrounded
with palm and cocoanut trees.
-We anchored a mile from the shore, soon
after Capt. Brown took several of us ashore.
We walked down nearly a mile through nar•
*row inlay streets, - pit.sding many negros at
work. Six or eight of tbase felloWs, think
nothing of carrying a hogshead of s.igar;
heavy weights like that are slung on a pole
which is carried on the shoulders of the mel
1 noticed several lazy looking people go
ing about in Sedan chairs. We called at the
office of the American consul, when the
Capt, expected to see an old friend of his,
Mr. Gilmore, a well known American ; but
he was no longer consul, arid there was no
body in the office. We returned by way of
'front markets" which are justly celebra
ted. The captain managed some
with which we proposed to make the "Ama
"zon water drinkaLle, he also got some bread,
after which we returned to the steamer.
They were "coaling up." Two large coal
boats were along side, trate whiCh the coal
was being moved in little baskets, by lung
files of negroes baud to baud until it was fi
nally precipitated into the coal bunkers.—
The American consul visited the steamer. I
had an interview with him, but was not aware
at the time that he was the consul, or I
would have accented of the lo in of a little
money .which he privately offered me, for the
benefit of our party. The consul is a Mr.
Wilson of Pittsburg. The reason he did not
make a more public offer to relieve us I sup
pose is owing to the want of authority. We
were becoming ashamed of our government.
After remaining twenty-four hours at Bahia,
we again started out. For one day we did
not feel hunger, but the bread we got was
anon consumed. One of our party actually
eat four loaves during the afternoon we were
at Bahia.
The weather continued fair however for four
.days and we were thankful for that. Any
-time during the day we coulksleep one
of the wheel houses ; facfcitiat place be.
cam% our general head quarters from whence
I fear too many bitter invectives against the
Brazilians and their steamers, the Confed•
erases and their cruisers proceeded ; inclved
the circumstances we were placed under
were very apt to make young men forget
their morality.
From our position we could BCO all over
the deck. On the quarter deck, the cabin
passengers, in easy chairs puffed away at
cigars, or formed in lit le groups around the
ladies. Several of the passengers were ti
tled or noblemen, and macy were delegates
to the national legislature going to the meet
ing at Rio Janeiro. There being but little
distinction between whites end blacks in
Brazil, when the latter are free and wealthy,
as many are; several "Atricate," were among
them and seemed to be treated with equal
.respect. One partly colored man we were
informed was au eminent surgeon.
Onr.fare did not improve aud notwithsand
ing the rules of health we continued to eat
our heaviest meal after dark, as then it was
.useless to search after the worms and bugs
In the bread. We would swallow it, believ
ing it to be pure.
We passed cape Frio about sundown on
the evening of May 10th, a beautiful sight it
was, the bold rocks [Minding up from the
water's edge, a heavy surf dashing through
•openings r and wasting its strength on the
rugged rocks ; we sailed very close to it.
Evening set in, and during the night it began
raining. We were off the entrance of the
harbor of Rio, however and onr troubles would
soon cease. In the morning we were envel
oped' in fog and rain, so we lay to, till a sight
of- the land would tell . us our whereabouts.
At last laud was :seen; we passed several
rugged mountainous islands on our way into
the harbor. "Owing to the rain we did not
get a 'good view of this: magnificent bay
We finally stopped, where the health officers
visited us. Our Pernambuco passprirts,were
"visa" and we were ready to leave. Capt.
Brown 'secured a boat and after it short row
we effectede landing. "Something to eat"
was the first request we made after we found
ourselves in the American Ship Chandler's,
• store •ofT. P. Baldwin. Captain Baldwin
Sent us up stairs to a small hotel where we
were fitruished with the first. meal in eight
days. 'Bread, butter, eggs, and fresh beef,
were consumed in a ravenous manner, tittle!'
to the amusementof the waiters, who could
hardly pour out 'coffee enough.
Thus after 'a
ditastrous . voyage, sailing
under fourilagsi a e.tirrived'itt our deatine
tion. Oafredeipt of the news or our capture
flour :rose .,' fifty cents on the, Verret. The
evening train took me to my final destina
tion on the Don Pedro II Rail Road, the
work of which has been going on for five
years under the American firm of Roberts,"
Hawey & Co.
Yours, T. P. R.
Closing up Business
riiHE subscriber, because of ill health,
I . and private matters' also claiming his attention,
feels Whin duty to retire from business at least for a
season. probably until the present war is ended.
I shall close my business early iu February next,
and up to that period, will keep up my usual supply
of Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Spices. Mackerel and
such other articles as belong to a stock of Groceries,
together with an assortment of
Tobacco, (chewing d' smoking) 4 Cigars ;
embracing the choicest qualities, and at the lowest
possible prices and pronto.
The balance of my stock, composed of
CEDAR WARE,
such as Tubs, Churns, Bucketel, a lot of Corn Brooms—
the choicest in any market—also,
China, Glass, Queensware, Crocks,
Baskets, &c., will be sold at reduced prices.
I would embrace this op_purtnnlty._of tendering_my
liltibereat Thinks to the numerous friends and custom
ers who have for a period of over twenty years, elven
me so generous and liberal a share of their patranage,
trusting that my labors to please have not altogether
boon in vain.
To such as have accounts to settle with me. either
for or aaalovt. I would state that I will as hero
torero, be found at my usual place of business, where
I will be always be happy to see them.
J. W. EDT.
"Marlon Hall." Carlisle, t
January 8, 1884. J
INirPerry Advocate please copy.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEW' .11,10 .'IddICIIr7LW:
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop—
Check, Nem EVyle Hammer, Binder,
Cor nr, Braider, etc.
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa.
Highest Peentiums at the
INTERNATIONAL 1862
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PART i, 18111 .
at the Palo; of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL BOCIETT,
Silver ifea'al at the Pennsylvania State Fair
September, 1863. •
American Institute. Now York, Mechanic? Association,
Boston, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Mechanics' I n.,titute, Washington, Maryland Institute
Baltimore, Mechanic? Association, Cincinnati, Ken
tucky Institute, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco.
At the State Faire of
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CON N.,EZ . TIOUT,
NEW JERSEY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
V Mil IN I A,
AIISSISSI
MISSOURI,
OHIO,
INDIANA,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
/LEI NOI:4,
KENTUCKY
_ R ISCONSIN,—
t_ALIFORNIA
Thesstrlebrated Nlachines . are adapted to overy va
riety of dewing or family wear. from the lightest mus
lin.% to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well
upon sulk, linen, woolen, and cotton goods.—seaming
quilting. crithernig, hemming, foiling. cording, and
braiding—making a to-tutiful and pm feat stitch. alike
on both sides—rind perflrining every species of sewing
except making button boles and stitching on buttons.
Full In tractions for operating IKe Machine is given
gratuitously at the sales rooms. When tl•e Machine
is sent a me distance, so that personal instruction is
Inconvenient, a card of direction is sent, which is a
sufficient guide.
The qualities which recommend the YI heeler &
Wilson Machine are—.
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sites
of the fabric nerved.
2. Strength. dimness, end durability hf seam, that
will not rip nor ravel. nod made
Er.llollly of thread
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to
purposes and materials.
h. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
0. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7.. Speed, ease of operation and management, and
quietness of 11101'01110D
SCHEDULE OF PRICES.
No. 3 Machine, with
Plain Table, $46 00
Half :lase, Pannelied. 1 , 0 00
Halt Case PolSeaud, 13Iaok' Walnut or Mahogany 05 00
No. 2 Stool:lino with
Plain Tablo,
Half 03}.13, Pannolled, 60 00
LialfCase, Polished; Black Walnut or Mahogany 65 00
No. 1 Machine, Silver plated, with
Plain Table, 65 00
Half ra.o, Polished, Mack Walnut, 70 00
Hall Case, Polis'iud, Black 14rilnut or Mahogany 75 00
Half Case, Polished, Rosewood, 80 00
Full Case, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 00 00
Full Case, PolisheL, Rosewood, 100 00
_. No. 4 Machiio, Largo with
Plain Table, 75 Ol)
No. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with
Plain Table,
TERNI3 CASH
Every Machine is sold with a Hemmer, Nos. 1 and 2
Machines are sold rornplote, with the New Glass Cloth
Presser, New Style nonuser and Braider.
Wheeler & Wilson's Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
Nov. 27, 1863-Iy.
IVE C. 11EIDIAN, Attorney at Law,
tyi . Carlisle, Pa. Next door to the !Jerald Office.
March 18, 18114-Iy.
JAMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at
Law, CarlV le, Pa. Office, - with Watts ,t Parker.
Jae. 22, 1564-Iy.
T M. WEAKLEY.—Attorney at Law.
Office on south Hanover street, opposite Bents'
Pry Uoods store. All Drofuselonal Liminess entrusted
to him will be promptly attended to.
QA:VIUEL HEPBURN, Jr.', Attorney
jat Law. Mee with lion. Samuel Hepburn, Main
St. Carlisle Pa.
June 6, '63
UI'US E. SHAPLEY, Attorney at
kV Law Carlisle Pa. Attends to socuring and col
lecting Soldiers' Pay, Bounties, and Pensions. Mee
on South [layover Street, opposite Bentz's store.
Dec. 27, 1861
r AW CARD.-CHARLES E. MA
GLAI.6III`,IN, Attorney at LAW, Office In In
holT'e building, just opposite the Market HOUtle.
Carlisle, March 14, '607-Iy.
vi •
P. HUMRICII, Attorney at Law.
e —Office on North Hanover street, n tow 'doors
south of Glass' Hotel. All business entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to. (Aprill6.
TOSEPH ItI.I'NER, JR., Attorney at
el Law and Surveyor, Mechanicsburg ; Pa. Office en
Ball Road Street, two door. , north of tho Bank.
45r- Bush - lose promptly attended to.
DRA.C.LOOMIS
Boutit Itsnover street, •
opposite Dentz'Ary goods .
store. _ , June 1,'62.
.GEORGE S. SEA
I leg DENTIST, from the Bid
"LIM. tlmore Cole of heutal Surgery.
a 1
at the realderme ofhls mother,hastLouthe
treet,three doorKbelow hodford..
• March 19.1.850—tf.
1 ANDKRRUHIEFS, Ties, Stooks
Ribbons, Suspenders, Under Shirts, Drawers, v
eau iful assortment can be found at'
ISAAC LIVINGIBTON'S
North Hanover Strict Emporium.
March 18,1863
TAMES. 60.0 pairs Haines on hand
of all kinds. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
rninan do, with and without pat.ont fastenings
.cheaper Wait ever at II.SAXTON'S, East Main st.
' March 25,,1862.
MAILS I NAILS.!.:! NAILS 1 I I .
-- A large stoolc of good, Olean Neat, and Tough
nails, at the lowest Prices. Our nails aro worth 40cts
a 'rag nuwo,lhan any other make of nails sold - In Our
town this-lc the opinloo of pieohanlos 'who have triad
,them, we, also have ayull . aesovtrorno4 , '
G, NA !A111.A...45
of the lAtegt aria .noeff - Approved etyl op:, Allgood. war,
ranted as reriresontod,, tt
„ JOIZN VINNg EKIN.
• ' •
Fire Insuraziee.
THE Allen and Eastpennsboro' Mutual
1 . Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county,
Incorporated by an act of Assembly, in the year 1843,,
and having recently had its charter extendel to the
year 1883, la now In active and vigorous operation, un
der the • suporintendence of the following Board o
Managers, viz:
William It. Gorges, Christian Stayman, Jacob Eberly,
D. Bally, Alex. Cathcart, J. 11. Coover, John lacholhor
ger, poseph Wickersham, Saml. Eberly, Moses Bricker,
Rudolph Martin, Jacob Coovor, dJ. 0. Dunlap.
The tstes of insurance aro ne low and favorable as any
Company of the kind In the State. Persons wishing to
become members aro Invited to Make applleaticia, to the
agents of the Company, who aro willing to wait upon
them at any time
It. CORO AR, ProSidont,
Eberly's Mils; P. 0,
CHRISTIAN STAYM AN, Vico President
Mechanicsburg, P. 0,
JOHN C. DUNLAP. Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, Dillsburg, York co.
AORNTS.
Cumberland county.—John Sherrick. Allen; Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown ; Lafayette Peffer, Dickinson;
Henry Bowman. Churchtown ; Mode Griffith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham, Wo9tponnsboro';
Coover, Mechanicsburg; J. W. Conklin, Shepherdetown;
D. Coover, Upper Allen; .1. 0. Saxton, Silver Spring;
John flyer. Carlisle; valentine Seeman, New Cumber
land; Janice Mee/m[lllsh. Newville.
York county —W. S. Picking. Dover; James Griffith,
Warringt.ux .I,l?....Deertlerff,-Wes Itlng n ; Richey - Rich.
ey Clark. Dillshurg; D. Butter, Fairview; John Wil
liams, Carroll.
Dauphin co.—Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies about to
expire, can have them renewed by making application
to any of the Agents.
October Eff, 1863.
William P. Lynch
Hving returned from the army has
e re-opened lie
GAS FITTING and PLUMBING business
at the Old Stand in the basement of the
First Methodist Church. lie will
attend promptly to a ?,busi
ness in his lint .
lion Stoke,
Bath Tubs,
Bath Boilers,
Wash Basins,
Hydraulic Rams, &e.
Load and Iron Pipes
hydrants,
ILA & Cold Shower Malta,
Water Closet S,
Force and Litt Pu dint,
Wro't Iron Wel'd Tubes,
•
And every description of cocks nnu fittings for Man,
steam, water, &e. Superior cooking ranges, heaters
a\id gas iii stares put up In churches, stores and dwell
logs, at short notice, in the most modern style. Al
materials and work in our line at low rates and war
?elate,.
tril_Coun try work and jolibinu promptlyattended to.
Juno 5, Pied.
kitHAVAL OF NEW STOCK OF
Di- - 37 - it:,- aca aca aa.. m. .
A. W. 13ENTZ,
BIAS just returned from the Philadel
phia and New York markets with a large and
well selected stock of Dry Hoods, consit,,tin,t, in part of
Mohair Lace, Victoria,
Wool Plaids, Plaid Poplins,
- Silk and .V rated Chniiks, Alpaen,
Colored. Miwisii do Lahr°,
Double a id h Wool Plaids,
White do ,
Wool Plaid Victoria. 011,1,1,:une., Calicoes, Checks, Tick
.ngs, Opera Flan els, Shi dill a, fable lUsper, Sheet
lugs, Canton Flannels,
MOURNING ' GOODS,
Morinoes, Cashmerer,
bombazines, Figured and plain Del:dues,
Brocade Mohair, Double Keel lchii lies,
Chena Mohair, Striped
Striped Mohair, Sti Iped Poplin,
Gros de Merlin. Terine Cloth,
Pararnetto Coburg, 1:1a,d; Coburg.
Mourning Corded Silk, Poilt de Sole, Black Silk, a large
assortment of Crape Collars, Black Alpacas, Mack Silk
SHAWLS.
dark and Bordered hung and Square Shawls, Square
,nd Long Wool-Shawls, Black Thibet, MOOS do Lain°,
liroche bong and Square, Plaid Wool Shawls, Fancy
Wool Shawls, in great variety.
BA LMOR AL SET RTZ,
Ladles' flats, home Made Blankets, tine or Itnported.—
The latest style (loop Skirts—sly quaker.
- .
. ...
HOSIERY. '
A large had well soleF•fisLeilnek, Wnol and Cotton, La ,
dies and Chlltiren's Cal., n tine assortment of Bennet
and Mantua Ribbons. (iingha'n. Nile and Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, Umbrellas. :l large assortment of
M ENS AND ll'E.\ll,
CLOTHS.
C 4.SSIMER Es
N ET?,
KENTUCKY .JEA N
The largest and hest selected stock In the county.—
Carpets, oil
Then" Chwds has, all been selected expre.,ly thin
market. wIIII great care Loth to their quality and
.01,, as si ell as tol a reasonable pri, at which they
can and Sill he
The old In jowls ct,t,siers 'f this well known
house are invited to call an I examine this stock of
splendid Goods.
A. W. BENTZ.
M, 1E63
Carlisle foundry,
ANI)
FARM IMPLEMV,NT DEPOT I
F. Gard tier h Co. note manufacture ilrid keep con
stantly fur sale. et their extensive Steen Works on East
Main street, Carlisle., a tai ge atisortrnent of
AuttICULT URA L IMPLEMENTS,
of well known. approved usefulness to farmers. among
which they would Gall especial attention to 1t ILLOUOII
BY'S CELEBB.ATED A'VENT
OM
U.ll SPRING (IRA IN DRILL,
which has taken over fifty First Class Premiums at Slate
and County Fairs. To the Farmers et Cumberland,
York and Perry counties we need not speak in detail
of the met its uf this drill, as scores ot them are now in
Use on the best farms in these counties. Its reputa
tion Is established as the most complete Grain Drill
now manufactured in the United States. It sews Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Barley and Grass, evenly and regular,
without buttehing the seed. The gum Springs pass the
drill over stumps and stones, without breaking plover
the drill, For even and regular sowing. the Willough
by GUM Spring Drill is unequalled by any other Be
also manufacture and sel, the following articles. 'ls high
we ate recomiliend to Farmers as reliable implements,
of established character:
86 00
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER,
LASH'S PATENT ST RA W k FODDER CUTTER,
BRADEN DOLPH'S PAT ENT CORN SHELLER.,
II A RN'S PATENT CIDER N I 1,1„
JOHN SON'S CAST 1 RON HOG'S TROUGH.
Also, Three and Four Horse Poe ers and Threshing
Machines, Cast Iron Field Rollers, Plough Csotins sof
various patterns. Corn Crushers. and other articles for
Fastness ton numerous to mention. Also, Egg Coal
Stoves and Ten Plato Wood Stoves, with an immense
variety of other castings for housekeepers and others.
We have also an attractive sat lety of patterns for
IRON RAILII3GS.
and CENIETERY ENCLOSIJIMS to which WO would
call attention.
Steam Eng&new and Mlll thearlitg
To this department of our business we give particu.
jar attention. Our already extensive stock of patterns
for Paper, Flout and Saw Hill (tearing, is constantly
increasing. Mill Owners and Mill IV sigh ts will be fur
' nished with a printed catalogue of our various Mill
Patterns, ou application. Our Machine Shop comprises
all the various tools for turning, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings. by good and careful Machinists
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES.
of any desirable capacity, from ten to twenty-fivehorse
power, built in the best style and on accommodating
terms. Engines built at our establishment may be
seen In successful operation at many of the largest
Distilleries and Tanneries In Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties, to the owners of which
we confidently refer for Information as to their efficien
cy. Persons wanting Steam Engines are earnestly re
quested to call and examine before contracting else
where,
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY,
Connected with our establishment is a Steam Sashand
Door Manufactory which is now in complete order for
the manufacture of every description of
BUILDING IIATCItIALS.
for tho most costly as well as the plainest house. Win
dow Sash furnished from 5 route upward, according to
size of glass; Window Frames from $1 81 upward;
Shutters and Rolling Blinds irons 75 upward; Four
Panel Doors from $2 12 upward. Mouldings, Castings
Architraves, Wash Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery,
Scrolls, and other articles needed in hones building,
furnished at the lowest prices and of the beat qualify
of lumber. tIL.II/e are also prepared, as heretofore.
to build and repair BURDEN CARS for transporters on
the railroad, with promptness and on reasonable terms.
The continued patronage of the public isresectfully
solicited. Orders by mail promptly attended p
to.
May o.'oo. F. GARDNER & Co. .
REMOVAL.
ILINNEKU /IL, having on account
, s or the dampness and unboaltb fulness of his for
mare op on littnoyor street, been compelled to'remoVe
therefrom; has purchased and refitted the splendid.
shop; rn Alain street, neat door to A. L. Sponslet's Of
fice, formerly occupied by J. Myers. lie will' be glad
to welcome all his old customers, and as many now
; ones as 'pleb. to bashaved by clean and competent bar
berm.
Aug.14.1863-3m. •
NEW'GOODS.
"Ovary description and qtiallty ,. :
of Groceries,
Quoonsware, Ilardwaro, Plckels; Sauce, Nina Liquors,
Tobacco, Segars, Pipes, Fresh Frtilts and vegitablos In
Cans, Oystora do. Spices, Wood and 11 Glow wars, all
Itirids and of the boat quality and to bo sold at te.o
lowest prim tot cask,by
3no a, 'Oa, 'l,' , ' • *M. TOINTZ.
CHOICE' SEG.ARS'iIt TOBACCO,
AT RALSTON'S
IIifiYSICI.ANS will find it to their ad
-IL vintage to will and pureluteo their Medielooe
BALI,INOR.E. LOCH HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE MOIL QUACKERY
THE ONLY PLACE 41:MBE A CURE CAN
BE OBTAINED:
WPR. JOHNSTON has discovered the
most certain, speedy and only effectual remedy in
he P R.
for all private diseases, weakness of the back
or limbs, strictures, affections of the kidneys and blad
der, involuntary discharges, impotency, general dehilt
ty, nervousness, dyspepsy, languor, low spirits, confu
sion of,ideati, palpitation of the heart, timidity, trem
blings, dimness of sight or giddiness. disease of the
head, throat, nose or sitimaffectlons of the liver, lungs,
stomach or bowels—those terrible disorders arising from
the solitary habits of youth—those secret and solitary
practices more fatal to their victims than the song of
Syrons to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
(c., impossible.
YOUNG ViEINT
Egpecially, who have become the victims of solitary
vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annu
ally swami; to an untimely grave thousands of Young
Men of the 'flout mcalted talents and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
with the thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstasy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
Married persons, or young mon contemplating mar
riage, being aware of physical weakness, organic debil
ity,-delbrulities; speed : Hy - cured. "
lie who places himself under the care of Dr..T. may
religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, mid
confidently rely upon his sic ill as a physician.
011G11.1sTIC NITELIENESS
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored. This ills
trussing affection—which renders; life miserable and
marriage impossible—is the penalty paid by the victims
of improper Indulgences. Young persons are too apt to
Commit encased from not being aware of the dreadful
consequences that may 'ensue Now, who that under
ertaridt the subject will-pretend to deny that the power
of procreation is lost sooner by those falling into im
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de
prived the pleasures et healthy of spring. the most
serious and destructive symptoms to both body and
mind arise. •fhe system becomes deranged, tile physi•
cal and mental function , Bear. vireo, loss of procreative
power. nervou're:rritsbilily, it) -pepsin, palpitation ot
the heart, indigestion, constitutional debility. a west
ins of tiro frame, cough, constimpi ion.decay sod death
orscE NO 7 SOUTH E'REDERICK
.43 1 TREET•
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few doors
from thin corner. Fall not to observe name and number
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doc
tor's Diplomas hang In his office.
GUILE WARRANTED IN TWO
DRYS•
No Mercury or NllllSel, us Drugo.—Dr.Johnston.mem•
ier et the (toys,' r.dlege nl -urgeous,Lontion.draduate
from one of the must eminent gee in the United
States, and the greater part of wbosellto has been spent
in the hospitals of London, Paris. Philadelphm and ,
elsewhere, hao blrected some of the most astonishing
cures that were over known; ninny trouWeil6iith ring
ing In the head and earn Who" asleep, great nervous
ness, lining alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness,
with frequent blushing. attended snmetimes a ith de
rangement of mthd, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
'Dm J. addresses all those who boveinjured themselves
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which ruin
both body and mind. unfitting them ro, either bus nese,
study, society or . .marriage
These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, vie: 11 eakncss of
the 'nick and limbs. pains in the head. Mintiest-of sight,
loss of muscular 'tower, pal toltatien el the heat Lilyspep
my, nervous irritability. derangement of the digestive
functions, genet , ' dr l.illl y. , ymptoms et -onsumpt ion.
MENTALLY —tee Martel effects tin the MI nu ore much
to be dreaded—loss ut memory, confusion of ideas. de
pression of spirits, evil forebodings. aversion to smiely,
eel f di.,yrum., love of sot udo, timidity, Se., are• saute of
the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of till ages can now judge what
Ie the camse of their declining health, losing their vig
or, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emacia ted.havlug
a singular appearatme about the eyes, cough and symp
toms of consumption.
rousna DE EN
Vi 7 lin have Injured themselves by a certain practice
Indulged in when alone, a habit frequently learM4l rriim
evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and it not cured renders
Marriage impossible, end destroys both mind and body.
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man. the hopc - i of his coun
try, the darling of his parents, should be moat ched trine
all prospects and enjoyments ot life, by the consequence
of deviating from the path or not are and indulging in
a certain secret habit. Such persons mast before can•
templating
IMEJLIZBIA.GE
reflect that a F. 01.11 1 ,1 body are the most nu
cessary-Y,eqiiisiteg to promote connuiciar hnppiness
loaned, without these, the Journey through lite 1141ConlyS
a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the
'view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the ni.,:tinclud% Collection t hat the happiness
o f another becomes blighted with our owe.
DISEASE OF IDIDDI7DEZTICE.
the Irri , :, , ,L,lded and Imprudent rotor!: of p1,•,,-
sure finds tint he imbibed the seed, ol this 1/11.1111.1
disease, it too often happens that an 11l timed sense ut
shame, or dread of discovery, deter, him 1... applying
to those Nollo, from education and respectability. ran
alone befriend him, delaying till CM- collotit utional
symptoms of ..11 , s horrid disease nod, heir
noel. on 111,111 t. dis.n.rd elene. 11.1`tUrva.
pains in the lit ,n 1 an 4 limi,s.dinine, ~,h,d,.„r„,,„,„
nodes 011 the -111. 1,11., :Lod arms, l I t -100 on the
head. face and extremities. prog - tet Sing with frightful
rapidity. till at last the palate of the mouth or the
hones of the fall In, and the titan oi this
disease bectdues n hon . { I nan.jeCt nil en.llllll,oratioh. till
death puts a period to his dreadful suffer - log.. 1,, ~.ndi
ng him to that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns "
It is it melancholy fact that thousand , fall victims to
this tumble disease nwiuc In. the 11,10.111r,,1 jr, , ',l
norant pretenders who, I•y th , use of that deadly poi
son, Mercury. ruin the constitution and make th e r e
sides of life niCtierable,
STRANGERS
Trust not ynor lives. or health. to the core of tit
many unlearned and worthless pr'•teudets destante, , l
knowledge, oatne or t r. ,of, lir I ohnst, ,, n'tt
s.l.vertivetuent., or style themselves in the u'•wspt.pels.
regularly etiticateaphysielan“ ineap.ll.l.• of curing. they
keep y trifling month :titer mouth tat,itig th.,r filthy
uni t p r„mpougdv Ito low as the smallest lee
eau hoobt.alned, and in desp.tir. leave you with ruined
health t over yourLtallf .1160 ppomtntent
Dr .I , .linston is the only l'h)sicitto advo•rtislng
Ilia r 1,11,1011 s or diplomas Itlwa • hail. , in I:i• office,
Ills remedies car tr , attnent are unknow n to all others,
prepa;od from :t life spent 1n the pelt , h nspil a t • ill. ltu•
rope. ohs lir.t in nho country and a more e xtenal We
private nraetieo thou any other ph) ..iciou in tine orld
INDORSE3II.ENT OF TUF PRESS
Thn Inttoy thousands cured at th.s itottitutitot y our
after year, nod the numerous linp.,rthut ,Surgical
rations pert; tt tiled by Dr. Johnston. nit flossed by the
reporters of the •' Sun," "Clipper." aid many other
papers, notices of which have appeared again and legato
before the public. liesni, ger.l,lvnnin
of character and responsibility, is a sufficient guarantee
to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUR RD
Persons writing should be pariicular in directing
their letters to this Institution, in the following man
ner: JOVVN 11 3011N6Ttlb, M. D..
Of tho Baltimore Loch Hospital, Baltimore, bld.
May D. 1163-1 y
NEW rIRIVE. -
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW. FANIILY GROCERY AND QUEENS-
IVARE STORE.
PT 11 E subscribers having purchased the
,toeir of I),roceries former y belonging to dos. D.
Ilaiburt, will Continue the busitter,s at the old m.and,
and a , e prep red to furnish their Ii ltnds and the pub
lic with everything that is ti ire, new and fresh, in the
way of
Family Groceries,
Their stock is large and selected with the greatest care•
add will be sold at the lowest prices fur cash, It con,
slats in part of fine Old tiovernment Java COPPER,
Prime Rio do , Prime Rio Roasted.
S UPS.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
rups, of the very best qualities,
BROWN SUO A RS.—The beet the market MT... do.—
Lovering'sbeiff Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars. which cattnqt ,e stir
passed, and as the time is now here for preserving. la
dies will pleave give him a call and examine for them
selves. All Ms SPICES are of the purest and best va
rieties• No MY-minty, about them.
Rico, Corn Btarch, P. rrina, Bauc)line Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Seap, Candles, An.
4 CELINA, GLASS, AND . 4 4
QUEENS WARE.
A largo and well selected stock of the very latest pat
terns and styles, tower than ever in price, and hotter
In quality, than was ever offered before In Carlisle.—
Call and soo. Wooden and Willow Ware, such maubs
Buskers. and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES Stoneware, Cream Pots, But
ter Jurs; Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
11$111—Ne. 1, 2 and 3 Idaokeral. No.
1 HESS SHAD No. 1 Herring.
A large quantity of the celebrated Excelsior 114.11.18.
BALT by the Sack, Dairy and O. A. Salt.
. The subscribers_respectfully ask the patronage of
their friendeand te public generally, and Invite them
to call and examine their now stock, at the old stand,
terper of Mover and Loutlev Streets.
umaltatT Jr. FLEMING.
Carlisle, May 8,180c4
The Confessions and Experience.
OF AN
INVALXD.
liana:led/or the benefit. and'ae,a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay of
Manhood, oto., supplying at the same time.
• MB MEANS OF SNLP CURD.
By one who has cured himself utter being put to great
expense and • Injury . though medical humbug and
quackery.
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may. be had of the author.
NATEIANII.I. MAYFAIR, Esq.,
Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
May 22, 11183.—1 y,
HO. W. NEIDIC.II,. - D. D. S.-
Ajt. Late DowonsLratoro erndvp Dentistry to the
lialtimoro = College of
Dental Surgery.
o "mk , ctr ' 1 141 , 11:0V" Office at his residence
oproslto ik,DVion flail, West Mainlmirset, Carlisle; Penn
N 07.11.14161., •
•
NEW STORE.
•
GEO. P. ICIYERS & SON, •
GREENWROCERS
We have taken the Store Rooms formerly occupied
by Greenfield & Shearer in East Main street, next door
to the Jail, whore we Intend to keep all kinds of
OCEENOVARIi and GROCERIES. Our stock is new and
fresh, carefully selected In the Easter.) Cities. ;We in
vite the public and friends in general to give tie a call
end examine our stock of goods as we are determined
to BELL. CHEAP SOU OASIS. Our stock consists in part cg
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS, SYRUPS,
Molasses Queen aware, Willow ware, Cedar ware. Broome
Brus ties, Cards and Spices of every kind, warranted pure.
A ler, .
Green. and Dried fruit ,
Foreign and Domestic, and a full assortment et
0 4, ee,ies generally.
Flour by, too b.arrel or pound, Country preouce re•
rrit ea in exchange for goods.
G. P. MYERS & SON.
Me rh 20, 1863.
D RUGS,
13 0-0 K S ,
FANCY GOODS,
CONVECTIONARIES,-
FRUITS,
PERFUMERY,
• PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT,.PICKLES, &C.
S. W. HAVERSTICK,
North Hanover Street, Carlisle,
tinsjint opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fan.
cy Coods, Dill Books, Porfuroery, Fruits, and thalthe
tiohnly, which has never been surpassed in this bor
ough. ter novelty and elegance. The articles have been
selected with great ca. e, and are calculated. in quality
and plies, to co iimand the attention or purchasers.
NANCY tiOUDS,
whichwinpriseevery variety of fancyartlelesof the moat
exquisite finish such as.
Papier Macho (foods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, With sowing Instruments,
Ladies' Cubes, Wrhing Desks, and l'ort-fedos.
Port Nlonnales. of every variety.
(Sold Pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large variety of ladies' Fancy statint cry.
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
hiding whlpS, elegantly finished. Fine cutler),
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes °revery kind forthe toilet,
X. Basin and it. it O. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
Mem-Inns kinds;
Fancy Pine for head dresses and'shawls.
M critical instruments,
together with an innumerable variety of artieloselegaut
ly finished and suitable for
PR E E NTS,
to which he Invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
BCOII.B,
crny. 'sing various English and American Works,
richly embellished POETICAL WORKS, BlLles and
Hymn Books. eTegiintry bound In Vtfivet 'with 'morel
ellistis and corners
Ills assortment it School Books and School Stationery is
080 COMO oto. !sod comprises everything used In the
Schools. lie also desires to call the particular atten•
Oen of Families to his elegant assortnien t uI
I.AMI'3, &c.,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard. Sperm oi El herial oil; also DVIYPI"S celebrated
Kerosene or Coal 011 ',amps, together with Flower Vases,
Fancy Screens, tic. Ills assortment in this line is un
equaled In the borough. Also,
SEIIARS AND TOBACCO
embracing all the Illvorite bramlS, and a fine assort,
went bl )14.KItSeliAU,11 6.)lol(plitzi ASP I.lll'E'3, the
••alebrated liillocochink Lynchburg Smoking Tobaceo.
FRUITS,
such as ()ranges, Lemons, Figs, itaisl7lo. Nectarines,
Prunes. &c.. FANCY CON FECTIONARY—NuTs—pRE
sEIo. ED FRUITS, MIN ED.-NI EAT, PICKLES., ke.,
in every variety and at all prices, all which are pure
and fresh such as can he confidently recommended to
his friends. Ilig stock embrace. , everything in the line
of Fancy Goods, with !rimy other articles useful to
housekeepers which the public are especially invited
to call and examine.
• • •
Iteumuthennw_Old stnot.l, nearly opPcsito the Rank on
North Hanover stre •
Pee. 20 1,001
ARO h; ARRIVAL OF FRESH
j Imi EItIES—FISII AM.
A,LIOIIg W!liril is a large lot of the real genuine faith
more dry salt If IS It lllNii. in oak ham Is, MACK 4111,1.
at yriees that Is really astoni.shingly 1011. Ilickels tot all
kindt.„
SA IJU ES, PRESERVES,
and a good a.sortment of
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
LIQUORC.,
at the lowest ratos fur CASH or Country Produre.
1/V 51 LS EN 17,
rarlisle, June 21. ISO.
1,0C1131 A N'..;
Now sky-Light Photographic and Ambrotype
Gallery.
LOCH "I.\ N is happy to inform
his n uniermo. customers, and the public gene
rally, that he has rem ved his establishment to his
_Yew AS'ky
t . th e h e ll flog, ecuplod by Sirs Neff. no a Milliner)
Store, opporito the Cumberland Valle, ita k
Mr. Lochman is now able ••ith his solendid light. and
the addition I,f new and ex pensiVi• 111111.11,11.115, Ihr very
best 111:111uthrtured, to Prod ere
I ' ll ,l Too 11 PUS. CARTES DE VIRITE. ANI.BRO
TYPES, AND EVERY STYLI "I' FR:TURES.
equal to the I,sl Made! in 1 . 1111:o1r1 in or ?ell yolk
Viet ores 1 , 111 be 1,31(1.11 110 e equally well in elout“ ns
In chairNN mother
tiaguerreotyp,s or Arnigntypes of . dorm Frd 1.I•rso s
copied enlarged, or made Into eat tes de N
Carlisle, Nov 2H,
S EI,LI NG OFF AT TW ENT Iv-I'lV E
fEN r. OX
At the sign of the Eagle," 3 doors above th
Cumberland Valley Bank, and two doors below Iho
Nlutitodist Church on Welt Main street, the largest
and bust selected woe!: 01
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
In the town, will be sold 30 per cent beer than at any
place In the State The slivelt comprises a Isrge assort
ment of Gold !tad Silver han ling-case watches. Lovers,
[amines, American watches, and all other kinds and
styles,
GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS,
Gold Pons and Pencils, Joivetry of all kinds, Spectacins
Gold and Silver, God and Silver Ware,
MUSIC BOXES, ACCORDEONS,
VII Paintirgs, n great Variety of fancy articles, dc.
The entire stock of %Vatehmaker tools, eases, large
Mirrors, and Safe will be sold wholesale or retail on
the tuah•ot terms.
'laving selected a first class workman all kinds of re
pairing will be done as usual, at rod need prices.
Carlisle, .1,1110 1863
NEW GOODS ! NEW dooms! !
AT 00 ILBY'S CIIEAP CASH STORE.
Jam now opening a second supply of
elegant and now style Fall floods, which I will sell
at the very lowest figure for cash.
EU:GANT DRESS GOODS,
such 114 Merinoes, Alpechas, Silks De Lalnes, Tureen
Cloth, Itoppe, t. ashanures, Poll Du Chorlers, &c. &c.
LADIES CLOTH MANTLES ACID 60 AWLS,
Balmoial Shirts, French Corsotts, Moods, zionaigs, No
bles, Ladles Vests, &c. &a.
A complete assortment of goods for Chlldrens wear of
ell kinds.
Tlekings, Gingtunne • Cheeks, Mu Alum, }latitude,
Blankets, at the lowest prim.
Gents Department.
euvrns, cAsstmErtEs, vusTiNos, itm., A hill as
sortnient of (lents Shirts, Crawers, Gloves. Collars, Sus
ponders, Cravats, Neck Ties, Sc. Particular attention
paid to this department: -
I now buy exclusively for cash, and sell at very short
profits for the cash. lam enabled from my long expe
rience In the business, to offer my old friends and cue
tamers great inducements in their. purchases. All
persons In want of handsome and cheap goads, will
please to call and examine my stock berore,purchasing
elsewhere, Recollect the place, Went Main St., nearly),
opposite the Depot.
• - • ' (WAS. 0011,13 Y,
Trustee. •
N. R. All Clothe Casehneres and Vestings, will be
made upto order, (if desired) by an experienced work
man.
Fenn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ASSETTS $1,221,289 71.
•
Life insurance Policies, on favorable Terms.
THE Board of:Trustees have declared
A. a Scrip Dividend df
_FORTY PER CENT. ,
•
:upon the cash premiums recel'i4d in 1863, on all
Policies In force on the 31st December, and have dee!,
dod to receive all the scrip issued Up to, and including
January 1819 in payment of Vrotniuma.
• Thu undersigned' ifl ready to deliver certificates to
parties entitled to runleo them At the Carlisle agency,
at Ills office on Main.Stwat, at any tima after the date
of this notice: , , .
Pamphlets. tables of rates, applications and every in.
formation furnished without charge:
' ' L. SPONSLitIII,
March 26,1884-Bt. , ' • —Agent.. -
READING RAILROAD.
*it wat
,Nekke.c.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT Trunk Line fromthe North
and North-West for Philadelphia, New York Read
ing, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &e.,&e.
Traina leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New-York.
Reading Pottsville, and all Intermediate Stations, at
8 A. 11.„ and 2 P. Bt..
New. York Express leaves Harrisburg at 6,30 A. 51.,
arriving at New York- at 1.45 the same day.
A special Accomodation _Passenger train leaves Re.An-
INa at 7.16 A.M., and returns from Harrisburg at 5 P. M.
Fares from Harrisburg : To New-York $5 15; to Phi
adelpitik $3 35 and $2 80. Baggage checked through.
Returning. leave New-York at 6 A. 51., 12 noon, and
7 P. 51., (Pittsburg Express arriving ut Harrisburg
at 2A. M.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A., 51., and
3.23 P. M.
Sleeping ears in the New York Express Trains
through to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers,by the Listawissit Railroad leave Tamaqua
at 8.60 A. M., and 2.15 I'. M., for Philadelphia, New-,
York, and all Wny Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at 9 15 A. 51. 5 and 2.30 P. DI.,
for Philadelphia. Ilarrisbur,r and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves. Reading
at II 30 A. 51.-,uard returns from Philadelols - - Id - 4 30
M.
air All the above trains run daily, Sundays except.
ed.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.30 A. 31., and
Philadelphia to 3.15 P. 31.
Commutation, 3111eage, Season, and Excut sion Tick.
eta at reduced rates to nod from all points.
80 Pounds Baggage allowed each Paw anger.
C. NICOLLS,
Dec. 11, 1803. General SxViserintendent.
CARLISLE AND PHILADELPHIA
MI it3/41;;;154-
AIRY - Care of this Line leave the Depot 811 slarket
Daily, at 4 o'clock. P. M.
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'cloric, A 51.
Goodsintended for this Line should be marked C. &
P. Daily Freight Line, and sent In by 4 o'clock.
May 25, 1859.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM !
virile undersigned having purchased the
stock, &c., of the Into Win 11. Trout dec'd.
respectfully announce to the public that he will con.
Unto th. MATTING BUSINESS at the old stand, In
West High street. and a ith a renewed and efficient
effort, produce aides of Head Dress of
Every Variety, Style and Quality,
that Fhal be lit drily in keeping with the improvetnen
of thu Art, and fully up to the age In which we live.
-St Ihave nu hand a splendid
-assortment of '
*'- H ATS AND CAPS • - ' 4 ' , ••' -
'l"'"r> . •
•
of allAFScrlptions, from the common Wool
to the finest FUR AN) SILK HATS; and at pricer
that. must suit every one who has an eye to getting the
worth ot his money. The stock includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIIIFEHE. HEAVER & FELT OATS,
of every style and color and unsurpassed for LIGIIT
NESS. DURABILITY AND FINISH: by those of any
other establishment in the country.
MEN'S, BAYS' and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAPS,
of every ]ascription constantly on hand.
Ile respectfully invites all the old patrons and a
many new ones as possible, to give lilm a call.
J. G. CALLIO.-
Apr 25, 1560—1 y
A. B. EWINO'S
PORNITURE WARE-ROOM
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S. W. HAVERSTIOR
West High Street, arlisle, Pa.
(PremiuM a wa riled at the Cumber/ and County
The subscribor has just ',wired the most splendid
assortment ',I trlOdes in his line, ever brought to this
place--n bleb ho Is determined to sell at prices that de
fy competition.
Porto,
Chamber,
Dining-room, }FURNITURE.
Kit cleric and j
Office
Embracing,' every article used by Muse and Hotel
k ee per,, of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. I u••luding also Cottage furniture in setts,
reception and Camp Chairs, iilattrasses. Gilt frames,
41rik - ['articular sttention given as usual to funerals;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and in modciate I eras A. di. E
MMUMrl==9
I I
k) lA T 1%. , R. 1) A A. 5 1 L . 1, () el. A T 0 N
A Benue, 70111 Institution, established .by special on
in, it for the relief 01 the sick and distressed.
afflicted sith ii - ulent find Epidemic diseases.
and er.po iall for l he- Cure of Diseases odA
MEDICA I. AU\ ICE given urntis. ly the Acting Su,
,‘ hr. ai pl) I y ith a dvs,riptiun
their contli , ion ingv, ouctinatioi“ habit, of life, kc.,)
atd in eases uI extreme poverl), AledicineF furnieVed
i r e, "I 1.11,1n,e.
V A LU A BLE II EPDBTS on Sperntstorrhata. and ethos
Ditteases or the Sexual Oryans. nod on the N EM
EDI LS employed in the Lisps 'tsar) sent to the afflicted
In sealed let ter cur elopes Leo of charge. Two or three
Atalops for postay., will Ire asoTtabls
Address. lilt. . AIL ILLEN HOUGHTON. Acting Sur
pion. Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. 11 EA RTW ELL, Preen& n
(I En. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
March A, 1861.-Vs.
Bien Si. Boy's Clothing Bazaar.
Second arrival of the Season.
'l' HE undersigned would most respect
, fully infxm his o!d friends and customers and the
public generally, that ho has commenced the
CLOTHING_ AND FURNISHING
business In all i a branches In the f torn Boom of J.. 4..
liumerlch Fag .on gm %Vest con or of Hanover and
t'oet Loothor street. where ho has opened one of the
finest and most fashionable selection of ready made
m,.de clothing Ac.. in the Borough of Carlisle. His
stock consists In great varieties as follows, 11E:
MbINS AND BiT'S COAT.
do do. do PANTALOONS.
do. do do. VESTS.
Suits for Onyx, from 5 to 15 years of ago. Shirts,
Melton Flannel and Cassimoro itrisoma. Drawers, Sun.
ponders, Crave s. a variety of Fancy Neck 'Flea, Linen
and Paper Collars, Men's Linen and Silk lianditer•
Umbrellas.
FRENCH AND SOLE LEA ['HER
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
=
Carpet an{li Leather Travelling Dago, do
All the abevo woods c ill he sold for Cash. at the very
lowest prices the and the City Markela will Jo& ify
Purchasers will please coil and examine for them
solve., before purehariog elsewhere, as my motto la
quirk value and short profits..
8.181.1.1 EL C. 111.17 IfTT,
Play 1.1863-3m.Agent.
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S. Particular attention given to Boys clothing.
SPRING TRADE. 1863.
NEW GOODS
U
NOW offering an immense variety of
CLOTHS,Lr
CASS .AIFIR ES,
VESIINGS,
COTTON GOODS &a..
For Men and Boys' Wear,
in a larger, variety, than can be found in any estob
iishmont in this place, and at as low prices as can be
sold any whore, to suit taste and .pocket. We manti-
.4cture the above goods to order, In the latest style s. ,
or, soil per yard. Customers wishing to have the goods
bought of us, cut, can bo accommodated, free ofchatge,
An early Inspection of (Air goods and prices, respectful:
ly solicited .
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Tlonover Street Clothing Emporium.
March 13,180.
FAINTS AND OILS.- •
10 Tons White Lead. 1000 Gallons of oil. Just
received with a large assortment of
Varnishes, Fire Proof Paint, •
Turpentine, ' Florence White,
Japan,, . White Zino,
Putty, . Colored Zino, ,
- - . Litharge, nod Lead,
•
. Whiting, Boiled 011,
' - Glue, , Lard On,
Shellac, Spent 011,
Paint Brushes, , Fish Oil, ie., •
Colors of every description dry, and. Oil in cans and
tubes at the hardware Store of ' • • • •
IhilsinY SAXTON, '
Carlisle, Oct. 25,10C1. -
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U• 117 "BELTING'!
4.u s t reeelyscl Oarge assortment of all alias --
Gum Beltltm; numllose, Him Pollan& ,&e., and for,
sato elmap'st the Hardware ,Store of
June 22, It3fi3.. u. ISAXTOX
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
FREED, WARD & FREED,
=I
J. & D. 12 'TOADS.
SIAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA
4grieultural Fair of 1857.)
the Sexual Organs
EWPOAL AND LUMBER YARD•
The subscribers have this day entered Into part.
nership to trade in
%If/At - AND LUMBER,
We will have constantly on hand andflanish to order
all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER;
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plaatering Lath, Shingling Lath, worked Floor=
lug an d Weathorboarding, Posta and Rails, and every ar
ticle that belongs to a LIJALDER YARD.
All kinds of Shingles, to-wit Vi'hitopine,llcrolocks
and Oak, of different qualities. Having Cars of our
own we can furnish billetto order of any length and
size at the shortest notice and on -the most rcasonsblo
terms. Our worked boards will ho kept under cover so
that they can be furnished dry at all times.
We have constantly on hand allkinds ol Family Coq
under cover, which we will deliver clean to any past et
the borough. To wit -
LNKENS. VALLEY,
LUKE TIDDLER,
TREVORTON
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LOBBTRY.
which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest prices
Best quality of
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's Coal,
Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut
do. do
al , Paye, on hand whlelkVt ell'at the lolieit figura
iird west side 01 Grammar School, Blalfi street,
July 20,1802. ARAISTRONG & 110F.F.ER.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
SILVER-WAlthetT CON LY N'S old established
Stand, West blain St., nearly opposite the Cumberland
Valley Rank.
1 havtrjust received a new assortment of watches,
eivelry. medallions. silver- ware, &c..imaddition to my
ormor stock to which 1 invite the attention of tha
public, The assortment embraces hoe gold and silver
lever watches, Hunting and open case do., gold An,
chore for Ladies and Gentlemen and Favor Lepiner.
and Quartler watchesol every variety in style and
price.
Also fine gold Medallions. Breast-pint. for Ladies and
Gentlemen of every quality, pattern and price. Gold
fob, vest. curb and reek chains. Gold bracelets. finger
rings, cuff-pins, studs, sleeve-buttons, crosses, charms,
&c., Gold and silver thimbles, Silver and plated
butter knives, forks, table, tea. salt and mustard spoons
of every variety. A large assortment of gold, silver
and common spectacles,. to suit all
ages to which we Invite special atton-
A dOe lot of GOLD PENS from the boat makers,
spectacle cases, fancy box'es, silver and near] card cases,
gold and common bracehts, watch chains,
Mantle Clocks and a variety of articles eau-
ally kept In Jewelry establishments, which . ;: s tr
T will sell low for cash. All articles war OW
ranted to be what they are represented.
Particular attention paid as usual to
WATCH REPAIRING and all work war
ranted.
Dec. 23.7857.1
QECOND SPRING ARRIVAL.-
L.) LAM SUPPLIEti 'NOR TIIE HEAD AND FEET
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At the store ofJohn Irvine, on the N. E. corner o
the public square. Is the place to purOhase Boots Shoes
Hats & Cape. at prices that defy competition.
lie has just returned from the East with the largest
And most complete-assortment -of Bouts:l , lol , s7Trati &
Caps that he has 03'01 . VITSOIIted to this community,
and which he is determined to sell at the lowest possl.
ble prices. Ills stock embraces everything In hisllne
of business. such an
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip Boots, Cal( and Patent Leather Oolord Ties, Ca
and Patent Leather (loiters, Call Nullifiers, Call and
Kip Brogans, Slippers, '
LADIES' WEAR.
Fine French and English Lasting Gaiters, Morocco
Calf and Kid Boots, Fine Hid Slippers, Fancy Slipper&
Morocco, and Kid Buskins, &c..
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR of till descriptions
embracing fine Lasting Galore, Morocco end Lasting
Button Boots, Morocco Lace Boots of all kinds, fancy
shoes of various styles slippers, &e,_
_„
HAT:4 - & - Ottl'S; Silk;,eakeinie - K - Fiiiiin . d Wool Vats
of all qualities and styles, also a large assortment at
STRAW 11 A T, S
Boots and Shoes made to order at the shortest notic
Repairing promptly done. Confide nt of his ability t
please all classes of customers, he respectfully inv ite
the public to give him a call.
tru_ Remember the place, N. E. corner of the Pub le
S pare.
— May 30,'60
REMOVAL.
GREENFIELD Si SHEAFER
TjAVE removed to their new and
beautiful Store Room, South-oast corner ofMar
ket Squaro, opposite Irvine's Shoe Store. .Ilayingjimt,
returned from New York and Philadelphia. with an
lionionsa variety of Diem; Goods, we are prepared to
oiler superior inducemonts, to arty other [louse lu the
country.
Plain Alpacas all' Knobby' Shades, single and double
width, Brocade Oriental Lustres, all shades, Plain and
Plaid Poplins, were beautiful than any silk, at one
half the cost of silks, Pongee, Mixtures. De Lalnea
Cl:tallies, Lawns, Organdies, Cbintses.
Domestic Goods.
A heavy stock of Prints, Checks, Muslins, Ginghains,
Cottonados, Milts, tic., will be sold at reasonable rates.
MOURNING GOODS.
Mourning Goods to ho offered at astonishingly low
prices.
Bombazines, Cashmeres, Summer Reps, Alpacas, Biala
Bareges, ell wool De Laines single and double width,
very c cap.
Cloths and tassimeres.
A good awl town t of Cloths, and the largest variety of
Fancy Cessimeres, over offered in this market.
AIRO, our usual assonmeut of Notions, .Iloslery,
GIGVI3S, Trimmings, &e.
GREENFIELD tt SIIEAFER,
South East Corner s.la:ket Square, opposite Irvine's
Shoe Store.
March 20, 1863
HO ! I OR KELLER'S
lIAT AND OAP STORE.
rrIIE subscriber has removed his Hat
and Cap Store to the opposite side of the Street,
to the house formerly occupied by P. Monyer, and
next-door to Coruntan'a Shoe Store. Having a much
larger room, I have there 'sett my stock of goods. so
that I am now prepared to furnish the public with
all the new styles of
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW HATS,
t prices to suit the times. My stock consists of Silk,
Om-liner° and 'twain Bats, all kinds and prices of soft
hats, city so well Rs home manufacture, from the com
mon wool up to the finest Russia and Nutra. A good
assortment of men and boy's caps.
Also, mono, boys. and childrens fancy straw hats.—
Having improved moans for manufacturing, any kind
or shape of hats will be made to order, at short notice.
Being a practical flattttir, fully understanding the
business, I hope by strict attention to receive a liberal
patronage.
. .
JOIIN A. KELLER, Agt.
P. S. Old hats colored and repaired at moderate
pricee.
April 17, 1862.
JA DIES R. WEAVER'S
CIAII
N INET qr
AD
o.ll.turt
DIANUNACTORY,
NORTH LiANOVEA STREET, OAiLISLE, PA
flaying boon engaged in tilt business for over twenty
years he would return thanks to his customers and
friends, fur the liberal encouragement extended to him
to years gone by, and further assures them that no
pains will be spared, to give full satisfaction to all who
may favor hint with a call.
CHAIRS AND FURNITURE,
of overt description constantly on hand, or made to
order. Warranted to be of the best quality, of the la
test style, well finishodond solo at the lowest possible
prices tor cash.
Ile also continues business as an UNDEIiTAIKEIt.
Ready made Coffins, Metallic or otherwise. kept con,
Monti) , on band and funerals promptly attended to
personally iu town or country, on-the most reasonable
terms.-
Cherry and Walnut Coffins, large
.aire, v ell finished
and lined inside, from B.to 12 dollars.
Walnut Coillns.covored from 15 to 30 dollars.
JABIEB U.-WEAVER.
May 25,1859-Iy.
TILL TRIUMPHANT.
The complete success of the Prairie Flower Cook
Move; warrants tbo subscriber in calling the attention
of all who may wok a superior stove to call and ox.
amine the only stove that has given universal satisfac
tion.
IS OLAIIVED ' OVEII oTIIEES IS
Ist. A saving or from 30 to 60 per cent: in fuel.
2nd. A hotter and quicker Oven from the seine fire,
3d. A larger Oven than any other stove Utile eadie
4th. T.ho preservation of the centre piece -from sinking
saving repairs,
sth. The host Baker, Roaster, and Cook now In use,
6th. A superior arrangement far cleaning the titles,
ith. A perfect Gas Consumer for either wocd or. coal.
The Prairie Plower is warranted to givesatisfaCtion
lu everrpartioular, and will be shown with pleasuro,to
all who may call, whether desiring to pUrchase or not,
any quantity of referanco in town or country.
A few other good Cook Stoves on hand, which will be
sold very low to close , stock,
Spouting, Roofing, Job , work, Copper-emithing and
Shooting work promptly attended to, in town or cowl,
try.' worit'warrauted at the old stand, Banoicr
Street north of bouther.
14A ItY M. MOBRIS.
N. 11.` Old,Capper, Brass and rowter bought; atulthe
highest price paid in cash or goods: . ,
March 28, 1860.—tf. . .
DH. W.lll. H. OCKHE,
, • HONOEOPORIOTHItsicIAN. • •
1 - eI?TCE: , at. 1 . 019 iesidenOe .South
IJF:a in over street, few doors 'aoutit ttio Beeetid .
Presbyterian'ChurehicrewliEqw ! :
THOMAS CONLYN
JOHN .IRVINE