Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, February 02, 1866, Image 4

8.-Witte - and Mr. George Northroftete .
'of one mind' in this 'matter, and that
they combined to extort thirty thousand
dollars from Mr. Tatlow Jackson 14 false
diad,:michievous representations ; and that
after a pretended officiousness around this
capital in aid of his, bill, to which bill no
one was opposed, they intended to divide
the money between them that they never,
intended to pay any part of it to any mem
ber of either branch of the Legislature—
that. they did so appropriate to themselves
five thousand. dollars, and that, but for
the exposure in the Senate and the ap
pointment„of this committee, the balance
of the money, to wit: twenty-five thousand
dollars would have been likewise retained
and divided among them.
Your committee would express their
regret that one of the principal witnesses
has declined to testify in the case, thus
rendering the testimony somewhat defec
tive, and placing himself in no enviable
attidude in relation to this matter. While
Mr. Tatlow Jackson, who employed this
witness as his attorney, has come forward
and, with a candor which does him credit
freely gives his testimony, this witness
has, as we think, very improperly, shel
tered himself under the pretext of profes
sional duty. It is for the Senate to say
how far he shall be protected by this ex
cuse.
In conclusion, your committee beg leave
to report that they have examined all the
witnesses in the ease that it was in their
power to reach, andto recommend that the
Speaker issue his warrant for Mr. Albert
R. Schofield, who has evaded the corn
,,ruittee by refusing to testify, and that ho
be brought beforo the bar of the Senate,
to answer such interrogatories, touching
the subject of this investigation, as may
be propounded to him.
M. B. LOWRY,
WM. M. RANDALL,
WILMER WORTHINGTON,
Con
HARM:M . ISRO, JAN. 23, 1866.
On Motion of Messrs CONNEL and
LOWRY the report was laid on the table,
and five thousand copies of the same
ordered to be printed for the use of the
Senate.
WANTED I WANTED ! !
IEI 4 VERYBODY to call at, Wm. C. Saw
yer's and get all kinds of winter Onods at
(I re', ly I? e(111(•(.(1 l're'res
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
WINTER CLOAKS,
MANTLES and SHAWLS
Balance of our FURS at COST, Cloths
Cassimeres Mens' Wear,
Selling very cheap.
BLANKETS, BLAAKETAS`,
at redurod prices. We are receiving every day Ire
New York seasonable floods,
MUSLINS, CALICOES, SHEETINGS
all kinds of house furnishing Goods,
• CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Se.,
Porsons going to house-keeping or changing real
donee will do well to examine our large and well
looted stork. Please call one door below Martin's I
tel, East Main Street.
W. C. SAWYER R Co
Ilighest cash price paid for carpet rags.
Jan. 19, 18tin.
EMMEI
READ WHAT DR. SCIIENCK IS DOING.
DR. .1. 11. SCIIENCK.
DEAR SIR feel it a duty I owo to you, and to all
who ere suffering under the diseases known LA Con
sumption and Liver Complaint, to let them know what
great benefits 1 have received from your Pulmonie
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic in so short a time. By the
',lensing of nod it has cured me thus far
Dr. Schenck, I will now make my statement to you,
as follows :—About eighteen mouths ago I was attack
ed with a severe couch, and it settled on my lungs ; I
could not retain anything I ate, and suffered with
evening fevers and night sweats. I was very much
red tired. The ee bites of toy eyes wore t ory yellow ;
likewise skit. ; ley appetite all gone, and unable
to digest what I did oat; bowels woolen, irregular and
costive. I teas very low spirited, and hind such violent
spells al coughingiwimu I laid down at eight and when
I arose in the morning that they would last ifee or
two hours.
I then ,would be nearly exhausted, and was entirely
unable to lie on my leit side. I cannot deneribe my
wretched sulfuring an I would wish to do. Every or
gan In any body was diseased or deranged. Such was
my situation at this time, and I was centime! to my
bed from the last of February, Ined, to June, I tie:;, not
able to sit up. I had the best of medical attend:lnm
the whole of the time. My cough was no very lord that
it racked me very mach. lat this time raised a large
quantity of thick, yellow, offewslve matter, sometimes
with blood, and it Was generally accompanied by nau
sea and a furred and thick coated tongue. At tile
time of coughing so badly I weld have shurp, shoot
ing pains in my left side and heart, night sweats, acid
soreness all through my whole chest; had much in•
ward lever, pain in my back and under my shoulder
bled, and in the mtall of may back, and at beaus Os se
vere that it would throw me io to spasms,. Now my
physician gave me up to die. Others I had, and the
bent of them, l•ut they could do nothing our me , rind
at that time I was nothing but skin and bones I then
on, in the western part of Missouri. In June last we
left thin e for the East, find in August last we eame to
Nc, York, and I was so reduced twit I could only
walk a little with my husband's help. After I had
been here a short time the salt water breeze made me
feel mucia better for a time end then I had again to
call a physician lee aid. We had four of tine-best phy •
sicians of Now - York on tho diseases of the lungs, and
doctors of all kinds, but of no avail. They said I was
past cure, and that cry Icicles were too far gone for any
one to cure me. But at this time 1 scaN on toy feet a•
bout the house. not able to do much of anything. In
November last I grow worse, and the consumption
diarrhea set in arid listed about eight weeks. We had
tried all arid everything that I could grasp at like a
.1:, ing person for my diseases—consumption and liver
complaint—hut of no avail.
In January.lBll3, I Wag brought down again on my
bed, and Was not expected to live the night lout. My
husband stayed at my side, sad other frieuds, and
they all give fee up to die. At this time every cunt
who saw mu did not think I would over leave my bed
' a living woman. The first eiyht I was attacked with
spasms, and cots deranged most el the time. A friend,
Mrs. Ilarris, came to sr e me the lust of the week, and
brought tho Sunday Mercury. Is It Was an uccouut or
a great cure performed by Dr. Schencic. She read it to
me, and it was so much like my disease that I asked
my husband to go and boo Mtn for mw. At this time
I had given up all hopes of ever getting well again,
and made my peace with Clod, to be ready whenever ho
Called for me.
On the 27th of January, HO, my husband called on
• Dr. Schenck, 32 Bond street, New York, and stated to
him my case, with in request for him to cull and Bee
me. which he did, and-exemined mu with the respir
. °meter. When he was about to go I asked him if ho
could cure me ? Ins reply was ; 1.1 cannot tell, both
lungs are diseased, and the bronchial tubes are affect
ed. on both sides." And yet he seemed to think there
wore:lungs enough left to effect a cure If the diarrhea
could ho stopped. Ile said mord. to do this, he would
have to give me Mandrake Pills in small doses at first,
to carry Off the morbid mutter, and then, with astrin
gente, he hoped to check it, which ho did, but the con
stant coughing, night sweats, and diarrhea had pros
trated me so-that he was afraid my vital powers were
too much prostrated ever to rally, and yet he seemed
to thipit if I could livo to, get enough PultJorde Syrup
through my system to cause expectoration there were
lunge onough left for me to,rocover. He wiahod mo to
try the Pulmonle Syrup and Seaweed Tonic at once,
saying it would do MO no harm, if it did me no good.
The Stet week it seemed to give mu strength, so that
on Sunday after I sat up In bed anti ate hearty for a
sick woman.; but the next week I lost till hope and
wished my husband not to give mu any more muds
glue. Brit the doctor had learned him of this, and
When the medicine was clearing out the system it
made them foal somewhat restless, and to persevere ;
and he insisted t n my taking it ; and now I fool the
benefit of it. For after eight days I began to gain my
strength, and, with the exception of a cold that put
me back some, I have been gaining strength of body,
my cough is going away, and all my pains are gone ;
no soreness of the body, my bowels aro,regular, and
my, breath is sweet, and I thank God that I am now
going about, andeew and read as well as ever I could.
I have taken sixteen bottles of the medicine, eight of
each. I now have a good appetite and rest well at
night ; my cough does not trouble roe in, getting up or
lying down. I would ,bore say to the 'afflicted with
consumption or liver complaint, that Dr. Schenck Is no
humbhg. You,can rely on what he says. Delay ;
it Is dangerous to trifle with these'•disetufes. If you
would has cured, go at once ; and any ono wishing to
know the facts Os herein, staled can veil at my resi
dence, 177 West HoUston street, New York. city.
. f • • • 'ALBS. MAIM: P. PA BLOW,
We, the undersigned, residents ofNaw York, aro ac
quainted withldrs.Farlow and know her statement
- pa.-ihat-she-used-Dri - seh - orie.
Pulmonic Sprup and Seaweedl'onle, and have reason
to belh.ve 'Matto this medicine sholoWes her preserva
tion from a iiremature grave.
B. FARLOW, 117 West idoustort et.
EUGENE uNDEhurn, 076 Greenwich et.
Mns.EUGENE UNDERHILL, 1376 Greenwich st.
AUCIIISDA UNDERHTLi , 676 Greenwich. at.
„ , A. 9.IIAURIS, 117iWest Houston Bt.
EMILY GLOVER, 117 West Houston at. -
L. 0C1L142.3 pottage ; ;
A. 31. LEIGHTON, 483 Broadway.
Mos. BENJAMIN CLAPP, 1t Amity pl. ,
norivell'acquainted 4lth Mrs. Mary,F. rarlow, and
-- with her hilsband,Mr. B. Parlow, they 'boring, for
few menthd pafitoittended 'at my church;'andl am con,
vineed thatnny statement which' they_might_mlike
-'1 MaYberelled - titfne true. JOAN DOWLING, D. D,. '
Pastor of Bedford St. Baptist Church N. Y.
Dr. Schenck will be professionally, at bps ,principal
Mice No. 15 North Sixth straotioorner of , ,CoMMorte,
Philadelphia, every Saturday, from
.° A. M,,,until ,v - p„
34101.1110nd' street, No'ir York, every, Tuesday, DOM'
9t6 ;1 , 16'. ' Summer street, Boston,•_Mass.,,, every.
; _• Wednesday, from 9 to iyand every other Friday at BM.
Baltirooreetreetataltimore, Md. AU
.10410 free, ;heft
thorough exp_utinatihn of the' liingfi ! with 4,0.
spirotooteri tho'cluirge lethree'dellars..
)Price Of thePulmonieSyruiftunl Seaweed Tonle, erfeh;
50 per hottle, , or, 59 , per, half desert: .',lsltinfirtlt6
pills, 25 tentSper • • ' •
•., • 1. ':-.lo.n't•n .,
. -° VL1101)V all Drufglifte itt!aDOidere •
....441,110-17. • • _ , .
1 •
PIANO-FORTES
DRIGGS' NE W PATENT.
A RE the only Instruments constructed
on a truly scientific principle. They have great
or strength, and will roMaln longer in Tune thou ay
other Piano. The censtruotion Is simple and natural
all the extraneous lumber in the body of the
to dispensed with; the Sound boards are merely
two arched planks of thin ivoodi like the front and
back of a violin; the strings are attached to a strong
Iron frame, whichlmidparated and entirely indepeod
cot of the case, iiierreby dispensing with tho old hirp
form old; bringing, by substitutluf straight bridgss,
preserving at the same time the Over Strung Bassi of
which Mr. Driggs is the inventor. By these improve
ments we gain much more vibratory power, at the
same time preservi,,i itit purity and richnose of
tone.
They have received the highest testimonials from the
Press, and all the principal artists in the - country,
among which are :
Harry Sanderson,
Max Maretzek,
Theodore Eisileld,
Herman Wollenhaupt,
Francis H. Brown,
Wm. Henry Fry,'
Mr. SEOESNIUND TIIALBEItO, the great pianist,
says :—I have examined your , now Piano-fortes, and I
cordially approve of its diiym of construction. Its
principle, by which groat Loewe of vibratory power is
obtained, being - very simple„ - ; perfectly 0111089phi
cal. The tone is grand abdrloble; it has great capac-
ity for sustaining the sound or singing, and Its vol
ume of tone or power I have never hoard excelled in
depth, purity, and sympathetic sweetness.
Wm. HENRY FRY, late musical critic of the N. Y.
'ribuno says :--I have examined your newly invented
l'iano-Fortes. They merit all the praise given to thorn
by Messrs Thaiberg, Oottsehalk, Stikeitoseh, Mason
and others. As regards structure, they are original
and philosophical ; in purity, volume, and continuity
of tone; In vocal versimilitude, that crowning expel.
'once which enables the pianists to "sing" on the In
strument, your Pianos ever deserve tho highest rank
Your Invention, In my opinion, Is destined to work
a radical change In the manufacture of - Pianos through.
ont the world.
From the N. Y. Herald, Sept. s.—Upon a careful ox
amination of Drigg'a Plano-Forte, wo find the lesults
obtained are a very fine singing tone, great purity and
brilliancy Throughout the entire instrument, not often
bound in Pianos constructed upon the old plan.
The N. Y. Times, July 12, says:—Wo have now an
instrument without an equal. It can sing with a
smooth delicacy, perfectly unattainable on any other
Instrument; an ordinary player obtains with no'exer
tion, the fullness of a Grand Plano.Porto, and they
must speedily supersede the old Pyles.
GENTLEMEN :—llavlng thoroughly examined and
tested the Plano-Fortes invented and patented by Mr
11. Ih Iggs, I am of the opinion that tho tone result
reel his improvements, as exhibited In the In
ements under examination, in point of richness
pth and brilliancy, equals that of the best Brand
Piano.Nortes, and excels them In pure, musical inton-
ration and actual tone, power thus approximating
closer to what I consider perfection In the Instrument
than has yet been achieved by any,oleter system of
man n facture.
Yours respectfully,
L. M. GOTTSCHALK
M. HALL & SON,
, 503 Broadway,
PEW YURI:L.
'helm.° purchasing, send tor a descriptive catalogue
with prig.
June DI, 18t35—,1y
Iron, English Refined.
4 1 CENTS lb. Nails, $5,50. Horse
SHOES, $7,25.
and everything else In proportion at
HENRY SAXTON'S
July 7, 16135.
, 1991'L Xlnc
3itma olyil O otn 011130 do 61.1110 U t lp, JCIAOIIIIII 10.10 N
sausINIIVA YSV'ID `S'llO
'Apupt ju oaumpatinilr
09SO(110a pun u`iipaod ELI suarlyaU._
. / AT A- 7 11 01 , aos•R:000
‘SII:CAA.Oa II:I'M I TII
THIRD GRAND ARRIVAL
WINTER GOODS
at Ir. C. Sawyer ,j• Co's. great Dry Mod
Emporium, C(USt Main St., One door be-
law Martin's Hotel
WE have just received from New
York our immense steak nr Vi'lnter Goods. La
test importations of French, English and German '
D.± - ea HISS GOODS,
and NA nil fahrlea, Plain, Striped, Barred and
Figured styles, selling very cheap.
COATS ! COATS ! COATS!
Nl:tains, Coats, CheslerfloldH and Circulars
at reduced prices.
FURS, FURS, FURS,
from the Importers and manufactories, an imMence
supply of all hinds, styles and qualifies, selling less
than city retail prices. Shawls, Shawls,
MOURNING GOODS
of every variety. OVERCOATINGS, CLOTHS and
CASA 11 Eit ES. We get up suits at short cutler and
In the best styles.
ALI, KINDS Of NOTIONS, Drawers, Undershirts,
Oloves Jr, Domestic floods In large quantities
CAR PETS,
all grades Oil Cloths, Flannels, Linens SEe.
Please call and examine the largest and best stock
in the Valley. We are determined to keep up our old
reputaticn of selling good goods at very low prices.
W. C. SA W YER Sc CO.
Highest cash in icex paid for Carpet Bags.
Nov. 24, 18115.
MONEY MONEY I
Money Saved is Money Earned
FARMERS, Mechanics and laboring
mon look to your Interests. If you wish to sate
money, buy your
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
at PLANK'S Cheap Store, South West comm. of North
Ilanorer St., and Locust Alley, midway between Thu.
dium's and 'Wetzel's Hotels, Carlisle. whore Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps can be had from the commonest
article to the very best quality, at such prices that
defy competition. Oo and see them.
Remember the Stand, South West corner of North
Hanover St., and Locust Alley, midway between Thu
dium's and Wetzel's Hotels.
Octc,bor 0, 1805—tf.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS,
•
•
• -
n' y
Cottage Orgau
•• • v .l ,
ARE not only unexcelled, but they are absolutely
unequalled, by any other Reed Instrument in the
country. Designed expressly for Churches and Schools,
they aro found to be equally well adapted to the parlor
and drawing room. For sale only by
E, ILL BRUCE,
No. 18 North SEVENTH Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Xtif-Also, BRADBURY'S PIANOS, and a complete as
sortment of the PERFECT MELODEON.Sept, 22, 1866-Iy.
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
FLOUR & PEED,
COAL, PLASTER & SALT
BEETEM & BRATHERS having
J• purchased of Snyder & Newcomer their onten
sive Warehouse, (Henderson's old stand,) head of High
street, beg leave to inform the,publio.that they , will
continue the Forwarding and Commission business on
a more entonsivo scale than heretofore, • -
Ig. . iI
and Produce of all Janda.
Flour and Feed, , Plaster, Balt and say, Icent con
stantly on hand and for sale.
Coal of all lcinds, embracing
.LYKENS VALLEY,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
• LAWBERRY, sce.,
Limeburners' and Illacksmiths' Coal, constantly for
sale, Kept under cover, and ;delivered dry to any part
of the town. Also, allitindeaf LIIMIII3II. constantly
on hand.
A Daily Freight line:
will-leive-their-Warelibusoavery-morldng-at-7-o,clack;
;arrive at Harrlsburgat 11 o'clock, and at I.l6ward
Inn chman's Warehouse, N 05.1308 and 810 Market a tro ot
iklxiladolphia, at 8 o'clock In Ake bylining , or &ilia day'
• . J. BEETIIIiI & BROIL
EVV Q ODDS.
.13/YarY defferliTtion drid dinditY of diOcorteo,
pooonewaro, liardwace, Idolcole, Sauce, Nino Jdquorg,
btleco,Segore;llyee, Fresh }Truth' and vegOtabloo In
Petit, Oylitora do. Spices, Wood ,and Willow ware, all
kinds and of the beet quality and to •bo sold at ,tho
lowest rodeos for cash by '
104 F4/
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;:;;:i 3 J1t ... 0414-MA 014
WHEREAS, I, Wm. A. MlLEs;,Ca'r
.ilinlerl'a. having just returned from tho Eoo
,Ora cities ivith an eatensivo asSortment of the most
aehionable and brilliant colors of
Such as '
French Merinos
Cord Wool Daanos,
American do.,
FiguiV•do., •
Alpacas,
Figured do. .--
Therefore purchasers will find it to their advantage
,o give me a call.
Also, the handsomest assortment of
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
in Carlisle.
Particular attention given to MointNING Goons.
WM. A. MILES. '
Dlreetly,ominalto the Mansion Rouse and one door
west of the Post Office.
Sept. 24, 1865
NEW STORE
In Eby's OM Stand, Blain St,
L. BERNHARD & SON,
INFORM the citizens of Carlisle and
vScinity that they have just opened in the above.
popular stand, an immense stock of
First Class Clothing,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Their stock con
sists in part of
Coats, Pants and Vests,
for civilian or soldier '
made after the latest patterns, of
Goods the quality of which cannot be questioned.
Overcoats of all varieties.
Trunks. Carpet Bags and Valises, Neck Ties, Scarfs and
Collars, Shirts, Drawers and Stockings.
Fancy Goods of all descrliitions.
In fact a Complete and entire assortment of Clothing
and Furnishing floods. -
Don't forget the place, Eby's Old Stand. "Marion
Hall," Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
L. BERNHARD A: SON.
December 23, ISM
L. M. Gottschalk,
S. Thalborg,
Wm. Mason,
A. BarUl,
M. Strackosch,
Chas. Franel.
HARDWARE STORE.
9I HE old Hardware stand of Lewis F.
Lynn, has passed into the Imnds of W. E. Miller
& S. A. Bowers, who are now transacting business un
der the name and style of
The now firm have just returned from the city nod
am nntr prnpnroa to fornich to the pablio of. the 10WeSt,
prices, all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Hardware, Conch Trhniug, Paints, Oils,
GLASS, VARNISH - ,
&e. A lock into their store will convince all that they
have enough of goods to fully supply the demand in
this market. Persons wanting goods in our line Will
find It to their advantage to give int a call. All orders
personally and promptly attended to.
July 7, 1665.
Greenfield & Sheafer's.
WE have now ready for inspection
the most beautiful assortment of Dress Goods
ever exhibited In Carlisle, at prices within the reach
of all. As we were so fortunate as to ho in New York
during the late
GREAT PANIC
which lasted dilly two days, we have determined to
give our customers the advantage in all goods bought
during the two days, that goods were sold at the low
est prices. Stacks of
DRESS GOODS !
Poplins Plain in Colors,
Plaid Poplins, Stripe do.
Brocade Reps, Foulard
Poplins. Empress Clot lie,
Wool 'Plaids, French Merinoes
in all colors, Coburg,: of every ,had
and color, Silk Plaid Crapes, Satin Grisalles, Plaid Poi
de Chevres, DeLaines, all new designs.
In addition to the above Immense stock of Dros
Goods Greenfield Pc Showier have a full line of
at prices that defy competion. Wu can sell
MUSLINS, CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
lower than other merchants Apaid for the same Goods
ten days ago. Those who desire a feast for their oyes
should not fail to call and examine our Stock. Keep
in mind the place, South East corner Market Square,
Second door.
Thankful fur the past patronage we respectfully so
licit a continuance of the same. •
tIItHENFIRLD 3 SIIEAFER.
Octobor 6, 1565
AV. C. SAWYER, JNo. A. DuKE, JNo. E
I have taken into partnership, .Ino. E. Burkholder
and Jno. A. Duke (clerks in my store) for the purpose
of continuing the Dry floods business under the title
of W. C. Sawyer Co.
Our Store Is now spun rnr business where a huge
stuck of
may be found, wo will ho receiving
NEW GOODS.
every day and intend to keep up the reputation of the
S , ore, fur activity, liberality, and for always having the
best stock of goods in the Valley.
Being very thankful for the largo patron age given
MO by a generous public, I respectfully ask a contln-
UntIVO of the same to the Now Firm. We will endeav
or to merit the favor of these who will give us a call.
The books of the late owner are hero for settlem
and persons indebted are rwlue•ted to make set
meet.
East Main Street 'ono door below Marlin's Hotel.
IV. C. SAW
Sept. 8, 1866
At the lute Cumberland County Fu
It«s b•-rn (twar,led to
C. 1.. LOCHMAN.
A ir R. Lochman has the pleasure to an-
I
_lt_ ounce to the public. that he has re-purchased
his olit nom , rom Mr. M'Mlllan In Mrs. Yea's build
ing, oti °site the First National Bank, and guarantees
that hi
PHOTOGRAPHS,
CARTES DE VISITE,
AMBROTYPES,
Have no superior, and in tune, finish and clearness,
surpass most pict ures produced. lie gives his person
al attention to the room, and with the best and most
improved instruments and appliances warrants the
finest results. A large assortment of Out and Rose
wood Prituies, and splendid Albums, for sale verp cheap.
Copies of Daguerreotypes made in'the most perfect
manner.
Oct. 21, 1865.
OEM
has now opon
BROOATELLE CURTAINS,
DAMASK CURTAINS,
WOOL REP CURTAINS.
SATIN LAINE CURTAINS,
NOTTINUIIAM CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
Cloth; Table ararPTANb COVERS.
Constantly recylvpg•NOVALTlEfi in •
OUR TA IN MATERIALS,
embracing the Chdr,brated SMYRNA CLOTH and MODE
• DRAPERIES •
in every Desirable Style Color or Price I
WALRAVEN.
No. 710 Chestnut St.; PhlladOlphlo
November 3,1805-3 m
, . •
BOOT and SHOE
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. .EMP'ORIUM.'
. , ..
HE Subaoriber having removed hie
Boot 6:-Shoe store from North Hanover street to
1 est Main street a fowl'doors beloW the burnt ,corner,
1'
opposito.Marlon Hall,lipropared to accommodate the '
public with the very best assortinent of • '
BOOTS AND
.SHOES,
...,....ws, itugs„Mattsi .. _..,.ow unades,.&e,
HO - ME :—L iffitEE — WORX Piet. -
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ofall l kinds' eonotan'uy on hand- and Mado to order at
the shortest notice. .I nse nothing hut, the host mate
rial andnuiploy.none bitt.the test bonds.. : ,
Eppecial attention, glyou . tutimmatiuthptuto of . .
t
• • ' ttench Calf , Boots,
If you want a neat fit that weal pinch give me a call.
Ville Calf Boots from $7 to 813,00
1 Coarse Boots from *2.60 to $8.60',.
_., ~- .
I Women's' *howl from 82,00 to $O.OO •
1 CHIED.REN'S SHOES OF ALL KINDS.'
..
I have a lot ot Boy's a nd •
Women'a Shoes that I. am
' telling at cost.
, - 'Call antr6xabilno before purchasing olsoistele..
'---__--.P...(1.,PLEM1NQ,! 4 ,_
~,West Malti.Stroot.'.... ',
• • *.- Corliele". ".
i.Baptembdt 8,11106.;-ily.' ' " . ''' ' ' ''
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111 to pit for Fluur ilzain_
CARLISLE FEMALE COL
LEGE -
Rev. T. Daugherty.,4President„
FOR BOARDING i s. DAY SCHOLARS.
111 HIS Seminary :which; includes the
- 7 . U—school lately under-the charge of_bilefi, Mary lilt-,
nor, Will be open under the direction of Ilov.V. Thiugh•
1 orty, as Preeldent, with a full corps of able inetruetore,
eo as to give-to She young at' therotteh odueation in'
'' Englielkaind Classical studios in the French. and Ger
..man lenguagee,, in Music, Painting, and other orna
mental branahee. . ' , , ~
Especial care will be given to boarders in the family
of the President.' . ~" i' '. : : . ~
A primary departiiMit for the younger' seholare will
bd , in coarleution.telth - the`wileglate depart - tient;
i r ha
• mile B f ontoottit onx.t i paeon c rittry, s d ltambor. stn.
,
t peso and act 0 , t :tti: Eaggruft. .-th..!f;',T.;
on. Velinio,- *iiting, ,tieeks,: Back
Unuinunßoardsi 9 N 31013 of alrdeeeription at Hay,- I Ppr tome npply . to the President.
or trek's - Ding, Panay andlook Otero. ,, . 1 1 Aug./8,18015: ,
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GEORCit S. - SEA—
RIGHTAentIat, rroal the Paltl
• alamilaa more Collage of Dental flurory. t'
:thq ,Torithi,oxicp; or ! ta oth e r, , nati
Loutherptreet, three doors heleiv!Bodford, .. • '
I:JtilY 1 1864...,, ~ , si. ,
DRESS GOODS,
Fronch Classlmoras,
. Black do
Plain Poplins,
. • 114.'d0.,
Coburns,
MILLER & BOWERS
GRAND OPENING DAY
DOMESTIC GOODS,
BURKHOLDER
NEW FIRM
AV:A' ON All LE GOOD AS
The First Premium,
FOR THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS
I. E. WALRAVEN,
-MASONIC HALL
-719 CUESTUNT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
LACE CU " TAINS,
of his own Importation
WINDOW SHADES
,-,-- Stiiiik of Sate T and ( Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
NortAlfaiimier • Str"t3itt..'.-
splendid aseortnpnt..of,-all the new_
.1 - Letylaa Of Silk 'lllotegiciti; Slouch,' Inn A . Straw.
,fiats now open of city and home manafaaturo which will
be sold at the lowest cash 'Prices. Soit.hattrof all quid-
Mos from tho linnet Beaver and Nutria, to 'the cheap
ost wool, and oD all colors, nneurpassod by any this
aide Phlladelphht. A large stock of *
S OMER
•
\ Palm, Leghorn Braid, India Panama; and
• Straw. Ohildrens•fancy de. •
Also a full assortment of Mons, Boys and ehildione
imps of every description and style,
The subscriber invites all to come and examine his
stock. Being a practical hatter, he.feole , contident
giving satisfaction. . .Thanklul for the liberal. patron
age heretofore bestowed ho solicits a continuance of
the same. Dont 11 rget the stand, two doors above
Shriner's Hotel and next to Corman'e shoo store.
JORN A. FELLER, Agt.
N. 11. nate of all kinds made to order at short notiao.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF FRESH
GROCERIES—FISK OF ALL KINDS.
Among which is a large lot of real genuine Rani—
more dry salt HERRING, In oak barrels, MAOKAREL
at prices that la really astonishingly low. hickels of
all kinds,
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good assortment of
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
LIQUORS,., 4- C..
at the lowest rates for CASH or Country Produce.
WM. BENTZ.
July 1, 1864.
GRAND CENTRAL
M1EC.13.1-L)1t1012.,
At 'the Rooms of J. C. LESEIER,
rZUG'S Building, south east corner
Market Square, of Life Like pictures, consisting of
PIWTOCMAPIIS,
AMBROTYPES,
MELLANIOTYPES.,
CARTES DE PISTE,
in all styles and sizes, from Life size to the Miniature
picture, for rings breast pine, &c. Ills pictures, are
warranted superior to any taken in this county or
elsewhere, his material is of the best, and his artiste
cannot be surpassed. Pic , ure cases and frames of all
qualities, from the richest gilt and carved rosewood, to
the plainest and cheapest. Ms prices ore made to suit
all classes and conditions of men.
Thankful for past flivors, and asks a continuation of
ho saino.
Oct. Li, 1805-oano
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS!
GRAND opening of unrivalled goods
Just received from the Eastern cities; consist
ing of choice and varied selections nt A. W. Bentz's
store, South Hanover St., the familiar and well known
stand.
Ourlist of Dress Goods comprises.
BLACK SILKS,
In great variety including the best goods imported,
Gros Grains. Lyons Taffeta, Gros de Rhino, (hos d'
Afriquo and figured. Lupin's, Redness in all colors
prices. Plaid Merinoes and Poplins,
EMPRESS OLO'PIIS
figured and Plain, Alpaccas, all shades, Coburgs, D
Lalnes of Elegant Designs.
WHITE GOODS,
Jaconuts and Cambrics, Plain and Plaid liamaooka
LINENS AND CO7'TO N GOODS,
Marseilles Counterpanes very cheap.
FLANNELS
Amery quality of white and colored flannels, Blank
eta, Balmoral skirts &e. A largo stock of
ClOltlig Cassimeres,
Sattinetts Velvet Cord, home-made Jeans &c. I have
now a superior assortment of
Millinery Goode,
Bonnet Velvets end Silks, Bonnet and trimming Rib
bons, Malinos, English Crapes and Laces.
MOURNING GOODS
Single and Double width all wool DeLaines, Em
press Cloths, Lupin's Bombazine. Cashmere, French
Illerinoes, Veour Reps, Velour Buse, Alpacca, Crape
Cloth, Queen Cloth, Striped Mohair.
English Prints, Thlbet Long Shawls, Crape 'Veils
Collars, Handkerchiefs and Belting.
NOTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Floor and Table Oil cloth, Window Shades, Um
brellas. and (loop-Skirts. All eery low, and consider
ably under the market prices.
Nor. 3, 1865
THE PIIIENIX PECTORAL
WILL CURE YOUR COUGH.
1 ~., .647- .
ICIp„4-.,.
THE PERENIX PECTORAL;
OR, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD .CHERRY AND
SENERA.SNAKE ROOT,
Will cure the Diseases of the THROAT & LUNGS,
Such as Colds, Coaphs, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Sore Throat, Uosrsoness, Whooping
Cough, &c. Its timely use will prevent
PUL 310 NAR Y CONS ("iIIPTI ON
And noon where this fearful disease has taken hold it
will afford greater relief than any other medicine.
Kate Vatuterslice of l'ottsville, says: "I was
hem:fitted more by using the Plannix Pectoral than
any other medicine I ever used."
Elias ()herb°User, of Lion Ville, Chester county, was
cured of • cough of many years' standing by using the
Phoenix Pectoral.
Joseph Lukens, of Hall street, Plicenlxville, certifies
that ho was cured of a cough of two yours' standing,
when all other medicines had failed, by the Pbcenix
Pectoral.
Jacob Powers certifies that ho has sold hnndreda of
bottles of the Phcenix Pectoral, and that all who used
it boor testimony of its wonderful effects in curing
coughs.
John Royer, editor of the "Independent Pluunix,"
having used it. hoe no hesitation in pronouncing it a
complete remedy for cough, hoarseness and irritation
in the throat.
The West Chester "Jefiersonlan" says "We have
known Dr. Oburholtzer personally a number of years,
and it gives us the greater pleasure to recommend his
medicines inasmuch no the public rarely have the
benefit of family medicines prepared bye physician of
his acquirements and experience.
Dr. Oberholtzer is a member of the Alumni of th
Medical Department of the University of Penosylva
nlik, at which Isotitution he graduated In 1854."
The Reading "Gazette says: " This cough remedy
Is made up by Dr. L. Gberholtzor, of Phoenixville, Pa.,
and it has acquired an unsurpassed reputation In cur
ing coughs. It Is carefully and skillfully prepared
from Wild Cherry Bark and Senoka Snake Root.
Dr. Geo. B. Wood, Professor of the Pr/wilco of Medi
erne in tho University of Pennsylvania, Physician to
the Penusylvgnia Hospital, and one of the authors of
the United States Dispensatory, says of Seneka Simko
Root: " Its action is specially directed to the lungs."
The proprietor of this medicine has so much coml.
th nee in its curative powers, from the testimony of
hundrudo who have used it, that the money will be'
paid back to any purchaser who Is not satisfied_ with its
offsets.
It Is so pleasant to take that children cry for it.
It costs only Thirty-live cents—largo bottles $l.
It is intended for only ono class of diseases, namely,
thole of the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared only by '
LEVI
- Phoenixville, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers.
Johnston, Holloway A Cowden, No. 23 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, General Wholesale Agents.
D. W.Gross Co., Wholesale Agents,'Harrisburg. ' •
Haverstick's Drug Store, agency for Carlisle.
N D.—lf:your nearest druggist or storekeeper does
not keep this medicine do not lot him put you off with
some other medicine, bemuse ho makes more money on
it, but send at once to ono of the agents for It.
March 10, 1805—ly
FOURTH ARRIVAL I
having taken the advantage. of the
seat decline In all kinds oir Dry Goode that has
us occurred in the Eastern Markets; we* have JUst
made a largo addition to our Winter Stock, ' and have
marked every thing down to correspond with the
present prices. Please call and goo the groat Bargains
you can now get in all kinds of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
MUM:MS,
SIIIRTINGS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
WOOL FLANNELS,
94 - NGIIABIS,
. ' 'PICKINGS,
CALICOES, •
Groat Bargains in Blankets. Groat Bargains in Shavils,
Amt. Bargains in CLOTHS and CASSIAIERES. Grand
display-of . .
. CDRISTMAS. GOODS. , ..,
Grand display of McKim, Misses and Childron'ti Filis.
Grand display. of CLOTH CLOAKS. • A' fUll Stock `di
all kinds . ~
.
WOOLEN •GOODS; ... '
such as Goods, Nubias, Jackets, Shirts, ntid iik4vi,oo,
&ark Ties, Hoso, Gloves, Sontagt, AG ezo.„
~;,,
~..
dARPE r TS, gAit,PBTBi
s Mattes WindoNo Shade!
011.01othe Ru
Please call and see for yourselves that Iva are fully
prepared to givo you the greatest 'Bargelni you: have
seen for a long time, and wo have determined not, to be 'undersold, and always take great:V(ol6llre' lik.okhlh ?
Sting our complete stook of Goode Bultablb fox',
.
season. • .
Dec. 16, 1865'
A ( kA4 l. §Tp4.9l94P , El`il'§.
Travelers' InSurance • Oompany
'PlidtrititivcE; ±L't
CASH
TisTSITRE7kr4A.I4T
Iross o Lars: cat tiutrwi
.431.40XX:13IV1301iSig,
,
DOLLAhS aeQures a Policy for $l,O
pr.y.bi r ...;;Vc death fromucoldont,
DOLLARS
fi socuros aPp toy fit coon
of ddath from accident,' and also insuroi $5.00
por wook componsation In case:of nooldout.not
causing death, but disabling from pursuit of
. ,
usual avocations.
DOLLARS a Polley for $6,000, pith $25 por week
•
• compensation. •
Other sums in like'propOr:ton: '
GE&EItAL ACCIDENTS include Scalds, Quo-shot
wounds, Dislocations, Sprains, effects of lightning Ur'
explosions, Choking, Drowning, or any accident result-:
lug from external causes.
BETH PADELFORD, Pres't National Bank of North
America. •
A. E. BURNSIDE, Major General U. B. A.
J. B. PIIETTEPLACE, Firm of Phottoplace & Seagrove
ALLEN 0. PEOK, President Narragansett Ins. Co.
HENRY 11. ORMSBEE, Pree't Idanurrs Mutual Fire
Ins. Co.
JABEZ C. KNIGHT, Merchant.
THOMAS G. TURNER, Pres't Equitable Ins. Co.
ALEXANDER FAItNUM, Merchant,
J. B. PARISH, Bec'y Atlantic Insurance Co,
FRANK MAURAN, American Steamboat Co.
L. B. FRIEZE With A. & W. Spragdo.
ROYAL C. TAT, Firm of Taft Wooden lc Co.
J. H. DE WOLF, Pres`t• American Insurance Co.
BENJAMIN BUFFUQI, American Wood raper Co
JOHN T. MATJRAN, Manufacturing Jeweller
HENRY H. ORDlSHPAl'llie'sident.
J. B. PARISH, Vice Presikent.
H. M. RAWBON, Beotetrary.
HOLLINSIIEAD Rs (GRAVES,
STATE AGENTS,
230 Walnut St. Pleilddelphia.
U. M. DONEHOO,
agent at Carlisle, Cumberland Co. Pa, who is also a 4 ent
for Guardian Life Insurance Company, of New York.
These companies stand deservedly in the front rank
of insurance companies In this country.
Policies issued without delay.
Nov. 24, 1865-4ta.
J. 0. LESIIER
WINTER GOODS.
A new and extensive lot of Winter
•
goods Is islet being opened at Ogi lbp'e.
These goods have boon purchased during the last
week when goods were lower than they have been for
some time. All In want of
MUSLINS,
CALICOES,
GING lIA M S
and DeLanes would do troll to call and exAndne boforo
purchasing elsewhere.
Also a tine lot of fancy artlolos for
which will ho sold cheaper than can be bought else
whore.
Do not forget the old stand on the Corner opposite
the post Office.
Dec. 15, 1865
JW. SMILEY, has just received a
large and elegant assortment of superfine and
medium quality of FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS,
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMEBES AND YESTINGS;
a general assortment of Union CABSIMERES, SATI
NETS, JEANS, &c., all of which I will manufacture to
order; in superior style, at moderato prices, or sell by
the yard. I have secured the services of 'THOMPSON
S. REIGIITER, one of our most fashionable and popu
lar allors. who will always be found in the store to
cut had superintend the manufacturing department,
and he hereby Invites his old patrons and the public
to give hlin a call.
A large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing.
of our own manufacture fur men and boys, at prices to
suit the times, will always be found on our shelves.
I will lot no neon undersell use.
Also,
My stock of prime Rip, Water Proof Calf and heavy
4/boots dm., for mon and boys is very large and complete
together with a full assortment of women's and chil
dren's fine and every day wear, all of whleh you will
And belling at the very lowest prices possible. Come
see and be satisfied.
A. W. RENTZ
Trunks, Travelling-Bags &c
at low prices.
Do not fail to give mo a call, as I will always be glad
to see ynuy and-feel -confident that --I can-supply- you
with as good, wail made and desirable Clothing, Boat,
Shoes, fiats, &e., as can be found in the market, and
think at lower prices.
NOrtil H 1,t1 . 00 t, botween Shreiner's hotel and
Halbert's corner, Carlisle
Sepeembnr 8,1565--3 m
Samaritan's Gift !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT !
THE MOS P CERTAIN REMEDY EVER
USED.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to he Taken to Elect n Owe.
THEY aro entirely vegetable, having
no smell nor any unpleasant taste, and will not
In any way Injure the stomach or bowels of the most
delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent eases in
"twenty-four hours." PrprstTed by ic graduate of the,
University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent
Doctors and ChumWe of the present clay.
Lot thoso Nho havb degpalro4 of getting cured, or
who have beenzotied With Bpleaui Itereury, try the
Sent by mall In a plain envelope.
Price—Male package, $2. Annale $3
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
SCROFULA, .ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, TETTERS
SCALES, BOILS, OR 'VENEREAL DISEASES, &c.
Is offerdiT theevpubliCiii' Vositiira curd
TILE SAMARITAN, i ItQOT AND ',Mill J:UldlilS, IS;
the most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever!
prescribed—it roaches and eradicates avec& particle of'
the venom] poison, so that the cure 10'1 thorough and:
permanent. Take then of this purifying remedy andi
be healed, and do not transmit to your postnrity,thatl
for which you may, reliciiit initfter yhttra..
•
althoug,kyon may.bp prodoppc4l incurable, the
SAMARITAN'S ROOT „ HIMID ; J ; ITICES I
will romovo every vestige of Impurities froin • ays
tom, as woll as all the Mot °floats of Mercury.
FICT :1771 - 77 , !". - 1 - c1
! FEMALES! I
In many affections with ;which ntitabgspf
,gemales
ROOTA HERJ3 - IJUICES,
1511404 bapplly adapted, in NThitOEVill bearing doviia,
Tidling of the Womb, Debility, and for all complaints
incident 'to taw sox? Sent by, oXprass., „pace .sl,,drpor
bottlb.' ' • .• • '
.SAMARITANIS:IWASH:,; I r
ilsWix,l4poroiiinii64.vath and Aiort)4ufbes
41ritationa. , „..„ . 1
'An 0111 0 1 1 0 Y O'thoP° l 4 ll 44 l .cia' niftlifcnaoltgowledgad
by PliYalcians and patients.'e They aro) used .in. the
United States Hospitals, thus restoring the health of
many of ou,r brave 6pldietA
[ppm the Baltimore:Bpp.]
.r•„•+ v
Whit''the'''Sufgeons
•
"/ have groat 6citibfa6tfoii',6lliftithid that I have
used,the Brunar/tau!s /temeOlohl for. Yenercei piseasq
itffidetit OsigtuffrY"forinsit,:finyt Pieirtipse4..tiun
with Itulgthent,'dlecrotlop
foxitid`thentrespcind'tb pleV•alatisiVatioUs p,r4Mptly,"Aucl
effectually. Knowing their cenapositlon, I have the
fullest eel:44lomin thou}, ,vflicaey, anff itAt OF as my
use of them oitefidg I' , recommend 'them strongly.
Liznion
• • r.,:, 1 , 1 ~ 11ALFRED O. no.wnrisr
~,,, „ I_ , ! Assistant SurgoonAth - Nois , YinleVolo
!Lot It be understood that ties'eti reinedl l ea l aro as roe.
ommended,,ernimtlt,,Rept9yoky,,eurttAhtl 41qpiitios. for
which thes' hre offered. - • .
rude atilavorettek 3 i Drug atorOsonanatior
!Caxltele, Pa. 3) •i • , tr. 011/, e;)
T . -- DESMOND ..t; CO:_Proprlotors;. 3 ".. 33l3
+en. 3 • , ”.016 3 11ae0 6t.iThtlatlelphl4. 3
1805,41m1 ,t 3 '• , t; •••111.) r•••`.1.1/
11011.14YkSIO,IAITO to tlipirkd,_,
pUretlaafl 'Atid)r , ),Yltt hetnee,Ati
r SON'S.
Jil1yA;1804
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M U 8
,94:/' 1/ "T§9 1:1 4 31/ 1-, A Bri 1 /
; Ifes;-,T.giol no , Adeord tegdoi
u tare and Tambourine&
Diiiils)lBos;(.lll'.l.t. AT Ilialitaibita:/
I .)
S2AO, .
of EVETtY Dggdi{lPTl;
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Christmas Presents,
CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HA TS'.
"Yes, A Positive Cure."
NO EX POSURBNOITItOUBLE, NO OHANON
WHATBVBR.
SAMARITAN' GIFT,
SAMARITAN'S
ROOT & HERB JUICES
Vium.L.U.i
Balamora, Md., Fob. 29, 1804.
The great-Stivetigthening
VhifikirrOpazatiOn,Y
:•••nnELAND'S
I.
ERMM BITTERS,
`:;WILL QUAE
pp3,tlll.TY.l DEBILITY !
'foOltp!ig frpm:Guly . augo,ihatevor
RESTORATION OF 4 111 E SYSTEM,
' 4743 r9! 1 !PL1P 3111 P 13,
raposure.
Diseases of damp Life
, Soldiers, Citizens,
Male or Female,
Adult or Youth.
WILL FIND IN 'III'S BITTERS
a pure Tonle, not dependent on bad liquors for their
almosi, miraculous effects.
Mir
DYSPEPSIA,
AND „DISEASES RESULTING FROM DISORDERS
OF TIM LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
This Bitters has
PERFORMED MORE CURES,
GIVESSA.TiSFAC
T k.)IN
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
Has morn Itospdatablo Peoplo to vouch for It, than any
other article in the Market.
We defy any ono to contradict this assertion, and
WILL PAY $lOOO
to any ono who will produce a certificate published by
us that Is not genuine,
C::ko
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Chronic Or Nervous Debility, .
Diseases of the Kidneys,
and Diseases arising from a disor-
observe the following symptoms resulting iromolls
orders of the digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood
the liond, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa
tions, Sinking or Fluttering at the
Pitof the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and
difficult Breathing
Fluttering at the
' Heart, Choking or Suf. •
foCating Sensations NV bon,in a
lying Posture,Dimness
of Vision, Dots
• or Webs before the Sight,
• Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness
of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, dc., Sudden Flushes of
Heat, turning in the Flesh, Constant imaginings
of Evil, and great Dopiession of Spirits.
REMEMBER,
ghat this Bitters is not illeholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
AND CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDS,
BUT IS THE BEST TONIC IN THE
CHAS. OGILBY
Frend.the Rev, Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, PembOrton, , N. J., foimerly of the North Bap
tist Church, Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Cheater, Pa.
t w m t
I have known 11°Am:id's German Bitters favorably
for a;ianinhor of years, I have used them in my own
family, and have been so pleased with their effects,
that I WRY induced to recommend them to many eth
ors,.and know that they have operated in a strikingly
boheflehil Manner. I take groat pleaaifre in thus pub
liclq fact,' and calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended, to these bitters, knowing from experi•
once that. my recosummulatiou will be sustained. I
do this more cheerfully as 'Mauna's Bitters is intend
ed to benefit the afflicted, and Is "not a rum drink!
Yours, truly,
J, W. SMILEY
From Rev. W. D. Solgfrlud, Pastor of Twelfth Bap
tilt Church, Phila.
Gentlemen :—I have recently 1 eon laboring strider
the distressing effects of illaige.ti,oll, 11,01.11panied by
a prostration of the nervous system. Numerous rem
edies were recommended by friends, and some of them
tested, but without relief.' Your Hootiand's Gurnmn
Bitters were recommended by persona who had tried
them, and whose favorable mention of these bitters
induced me to try thorn. I must confess that I had
an aversion .to latent Medicines Irons the "thousand
and oue" quack "Bitters," whose only aims seems to
be to palm off sweetened and drugged liquor upon the
community in a sly way, and the tendency of .which,
I fear, Is to make many a confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours was really a medicinal prepara
tion I took it with happy effect. Its notion, not only
upon the atctnirUh: but upon the nervous system, was
prompt and gratifying. 1 feel that I have derived
great' groat and permanent benefit from the use of
felt bottles.
dab.
Prom A. M. Simi:Om,. Editor of tho OuMullet, No
SA North Sixth '
Some eighteen months since I was a severe sufferer
from Dyspopplei 11 wee hpt,ouly' goal* to take plain
food without Vuffering great disirmis, but had become
se debilitated as to be almost unfitted for active busi
noss.of any kind.
After trying a variety of so-called remedies, all of
Which pr, Ted worthl4s, I wits induced, at the sugges
tion of a mallcal friend, to give Boofland's German
liittors a trial: I aCcordingly purchased six bottles,
which were,takon iu accordance with your directions.
The rosult was complete removal of all distressing
eymptomb, after eating or drinking, and a full restora
tion or strength, so that 1 now eat all ordinary kinds
of food with impunity, and am able tordittend to all
the actives duties of a larlie 'and aidittals businoes as
well as at any pnriod of my life,the good effects of the
'Blade were manifested before' had Callon the first
bottle.
ilaive also used-It in my family with the' happiest
reaahs, and take great
. plausuro .Adding_ tn . ) , testi.
nony to thaeirth,i'iiiiiny
-fitted by them-. 1-find great beneiltlrom - the use of a
bottle in the t•pring and fall. They not only create a
'-vlkeraits appetite, but give a health tone to the stem-
itch, by strengthopina . ,tta digestive powers.
If the above testimon , will tar lacuns of induc
ing any who suffer from dyspepsia to give your bitters
a trial (when it, I feel' confident, will give alem re.
it is at your service. Yours, truly,
A. 4. OANs4.p...
e
From the ltev. E. ,A.lNVistiall,iMaistant Editor Chris.;
t3an Chronicle, Phila.
I have deilvad decided benefit from the tree of Doff
21..turti German Bitters, and foul it my privilege to roc
nmond them as a most valuable tonic, to all who are
suffering from general dehilltyoV from diseases arising
from derangement of the liver.
L.;. Youra, tridYvi Ej D. PENDALD. ,
Rov. D. Morrige, Pastor of the Passyntk Dap. ,
, pat Church, Phila. , , • r i •
rehomiiididitiailb given
given to Dr. plioolland'a Cot nsau,Dittors„T.wes induced
tp give thint'a "trial.' Atte,- tising"sevoral hettios I
'outt?ettiont to be a good retnedy for, dud, a
'Merle:excellent tonic for the aterstO,
ream Itev . ft. , lnerlY,'rastor :of 't4o
'ilipeentovrq and 14pi,v1,11e, (N Y,'.054114 pylp•ohOs,
Bhving used in my family,te.Utistr of bottles
`Srbtit Ilootland!s,Do,rman,l3Wers; . y..1.0'00731114' I
vdgttied them tit; an etdellent
"o"d'to,Veipove the diseases they aro recommended for!
They strengthen and invigorate the ey.stem when deg
,bllitated, and are usecul In disovdorsmf the liver, load
a( appetite, &o...l)llaire aldd) inedthinen, led them t
sclera' of my friends, whohave tried thent, and foutj
thom greatly,,heuefichg .roalvtatioli' l ot 100. 1 W
Yours truly,
.t. 1 i,,,,~vikLl~kn44'snllmx
666 Ilutchinson street.
7/3)
=Ell
=Nil
` ,E.ront l ll. S. Herman, of.theMprman;ReforniM.lohutch
tr, „utztown, Berke County, Pa.
'Meatus:Wed Sir :—I have boon troubled with D yspop
sla nearly , twenty years, and have never use,l any
medicine that did.me peMitch g e ed, as Heenan& 'a Hit
ters. lam very ibuct linni•oVed in health, after hat ,
Yours, with .reret,
0') VARE OF 01)014T...gitgiiiITS. ,
Seelltat - the signature of "O. M...JAQICSOIi" is on I'Me
.Wianiei id' each bottle,
fon g i c or a Rail flex. for SO.
ElbOuld your drukuglstinot, Ravel-the .artlelfr
dcf not,be put off by any pf , the.tntoxleatlag preparar
Mons-that-may be offered lu Its place, but send to us
andwa - mlll forward, seaurely packed by express.
PRINCIPAL oFrlcill ApiD„JSIANLIFAOTORY,
Stfiddii bli6delphla,
( s .1 r.,,, ffP?'''.C. s
f tryl, IR l uocessors to,(1. M. Jeclie . on .
PR ornumons.
For sale by DciigglittiataTbalb 61 itc Avery town in
thopitad stntoo.., „ „ , , ,
‘ .41, xger o uat; 4 km, tvu • iq JfILIOEIIIget
1141315 CED By
1 H.
Fevers
ARE CURED DY
cvrta, CURB EV HItY CASE OF
dered Stomach.
WORLD
Read who Says So
LEVI 0. BECK
a a
F°
Very respectfully yours,
W. D. SEIOFRIED,
No. 254 SLsekawsso❑ Street
PHILADELPHIA, July 16,1865
dIIMIiERL AND VALLEY
-I
IL ROAD.
atIANGE OF HOditS.
ON and after MONDAY, November 20,
ulop, PAsionger Trains will run daily, as follows,
(SundaY eXcepted):
FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HARRISBURG.
Leave Hagerstown, 7:10 A. DI., 2:45 _netr.
" Greencastle, 7:45 " 8.35(
err at ' 8,17 4:20
Chambers'g,
Leave
Leave Shlppons eirg
Nowville
" Carlisle
8:25 " 1:15
8:55 " 1:48
0:27 " 2:21 44
6:50 A.M 10:03 44 3.04 "
Mechanicsburg 7:21" 10:30 " 3:37
Arrive at Harrisburg 7:60" 11:10 " 4:10 "
POR4HAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN :
Leave Lfarrlsburg 8:40 A. M., 1:40 P. Si 43:0 P.M
" Mechanicsburg 0:18 " 2:20 " 6:06 "
" Carlisle 0:58 " 2:53 " 5:30 "
Newville 10:34 " 3;20 '•
" Shlppensburg 11:07 " 4:00 ‘•
Chambers'g, lA Lo r a r v a n tll l :ls 4 4
3 ,3 0 0
Leave Greenenotlo 12:25 P.'M 6:30 "
Arrive at Hagerstown 1:00 " 0:10 "
making close connections at Harrisburg with 'Trains
to and from Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg, Balti
more and Washington.
Aar The Train leaving Hartisburg at 4:30, P. M.,
rune only as far as Carlisle. , G. N. LULL, Sup't.
Superintendent'S Office,
Chamb'g.Nov. 24, 1805. j
COAL AND LUMBER YARD.-
The subscriber having leased the yard formerly
occupied by Armstrong and Hoffer, and purchased the
stock of
COAL AND LUMBER,
fn the yard, together with an immense now stork
will have constantly on hand and furnish to O
der all kinds and quality of seasoned
UMBER,
- - - •
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked
Flooring and Weatherboarding, Posts and lions, and
ovory article that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whitepino, Hemlock
and Oak, of different qualities. Having cars of my
own I can furnish bills to order of any longth and
size at tho shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. My worked boards will be kept undor cover
so they can be furnished dry at all times.
' I have constantly en hand all kinds of Faintly
Coal under cover, which I will deliver clean to any
part of the borough. To wit:
LYkens Valley, Broken, Egg,
a Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddlers
syCyg 42_1:5 Trevorton, Locust Mountain,
sr lei% /I
A Lobbory, which I pledge my
/1114....... sell to soil at the lowest
_
prices.
Bost quality of
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's Coal,
always on hand which i will sell at the lowest figure
Yard )rest side ot'Oranunar School, Main street.
A N DR EW ii. MAUI.
Juno 9, 1895. tt
F IRE INSURANCE.
rflilli Allen and Eastpennsboro' Mu
tual Fire Insoradee Company of Cumberland
County incorporated by an net of Assembly, In the
year 1841, and having recently had. Ito charter extend
ed to the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op•
oration, under tho superlntandonee of the following
board of Managers, viz:
William R. liorgas, Christian Stayman, Jacob Eberly
D. Daily, Alex. Cathcart, J. 11. Coover, John Richelb°,
ger, Joseph Wickersham, Saml. Eberly, .Nloses 13rIcker,
Rudolph Martin, Jacob Coover, and J. C. Dunlap.
The rates of Insuranco are as low and favorable as
any Company of the kind in the State. Persons wish
ing to become members are Invited to make applica
tion to the agents of lho Company, who are willing to
wait upon thorn at any time.
WM. It. GORGAS, President,
Eberly's Mills, P. 0.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vico President,
Mechanicsburg, P. 0
JOHN C. DUN P, See Cy. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL BALLY, Dilloburg, York Co.
AGENTS
Cumberland county.—John Shorricic, Allen; Henry
Tearing, Shiremanstown; Lafilyette Peitar, Dickinson;
Henr) Bowman, Church town; Mode Griffith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham, Westpennsboroi; gamuel
Coover, Mechanicsburg; .1. W. Cockli n, Shopherdstown
D. Coover, Upper Allen ; J. D. Saxton, Silver Spring;
John llyer, Carlisle; Valentine lineman, Now Cumber
land; :lames MeCandlish, Newville.
York county—W. S. Picking. Dover; James Ciritlith,
Warrington; J. F. Deardorff, Washington; itlehey
Clark, Dillsburg; D. Rutter, Fairview ; John Williams
Carroll.
Dauphin co.—Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies about to
expire, ban have them renewed by making application
to any of the Agents.
July 1,180.1.
LYNCH & FOOTE,
Plumbers & Gas Fiiters.
rube ';ubscribers inform the public tb
they still routines the
GAS PITTING AND PLUMBING
husines et the Old -Stand in the hssement of the Firs
Methodist Church. They will attend promptly to al
business in their lino.
Load and Iron Pipes, Hydrants, Hot and cold
SHOUTER, B A 171 8,
Water Closets, Force and Litt Pumps, Wro't Weldied
Tubes, Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Beliefs, Wash Bs
sins, nydranitc Rams, &c., and every description o.
cocks and fittings for gas, steam, water, Ace. Superior
cooking ranges, boaters and gas fixtures put up in
churches, stores and dm ellings, at short notice, in the
Trost modern style. Ali materials and work in our
line at low rates :Ind warran',l.
111.Counlry work and johiAlg or4triptly attended to
July 1,1864.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at the World"s Fair
London, 1862.
0\ • ,
.• _ _
•
91HE undersigned has just leaeived,
and intends to keep constantly on band full as
sortment of the unequalled Pianos manutitc tired ball
Steinway & Sons of New York.
Each instrument will be carefully select° thr
Manufactory, and will be sold at the
New York Cash Factory F ices,
with the addition of Freight to Carlisle. •
A written guarantee of entire satis
given by the subscriber to each purchas r
Persons desirous to purchase are Invl r
examine those unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Strout, 3d door oust of the Mansion House, near
the Railroad Depot.
'SNOOND•HAND PIANOS received in exchange and
kept for sale and to ront. _ .
Carlisle, May 22, 1863—1 y
A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WARE-Roo,h
_
_
;-
West mot Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Beemiiifit ' awarded at the Ciaiibiiiand
County 4,9w,icultural, Fair, di 1857,)
The subscriber has just received the most splendid
assortment of articles in his line, over brought to this
place—which he is determined to sell at prices that
defy competition,
Parloir•
Chamber,
~D linind4socink; FURNITUIEM.
Kitchen and
Embracing'every article fitted - by 'House and Hotel
keeper% of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in setts,
reception and Camp Chairs, nattrasses, Gilt framosi
picturaddid,.&b: • . • •
tc9,,Particular attention given as usual to funerals;
indent from town and country', attended to Promptly,
and on moderate terms.
July 1,1864
.I:IMNI'S AND ;9111,5.:-
10 Tons.‘9,ltito Lqad.,.looo Ga'lons of 011. Ju4
received with u large msdetment , of , I
•
Varnishes, •• , Tire Proof „Paint, , • .
Turpentine, ' Florence White,
, „ Japan, ., White, Zino . I
• ulty, ' Colorederurn !
„ u l d targe,., Rod Load
Whiting, Dolled 011,
Glue, - Lard 011,
Shellac,, , ; , Sperm 011,
Paint Brusites,' Nikki 011, ,te.,
~
~.,oalor.d of every description dry, and 011 in cans-atul'
Itubteat•the'llardware Store df ••' ~ ~ " . • •
~, ~. , , -.0 , , ••, . ' • , . • iILpNRY SAXTOI 4 I, ,
-.llJulyel,, JBO.l.
ME
tity,Einti
AT RALSTON'S,
33 °9r.4)1ta
fINE good Photogr4ol,ie worth ,a doz-
N_Yon poor once. Who•volll gth tiriobi• pletini to, a
4.III , IIOTOI3RAWIS =Ado at' ,
• t poolomisrp . Aocoas,
ace viarritattia to eve matleihetlon or they will boTo.
•• ~!, r . . .
Oot. 20, , . 1
tPEB,.Tobaeoo, (smplcingitzid 'chew
andlEPPTlOkt 11000#53Vslkiruix and pook
tore
' a d idOid..l§
Dr. • '
romfraiskr'ciatilorr4datt
bold* Boo t h tftitoybioat 7 44 n
July 1,1804.
Cuinberlettid- -
piny:
FREIGIIT •
j I HE Cumberland Valley, Pennoylva
1. ran and Northern Central Rail Rolul Companies
have made an arrangements to do a •
•
Joint Freight and For2earding BitsiOess
between the Cities of Philadelphia Baltimore add New
York. The Cumberland, Valley Rail Bead Company
will open their Freight Depot at Carlisle on the Ist
January 1868 for the receipt and'shlinnent of All goods
entrusted to them.
•
Freight to bo forsvardod by this arrangement must
bo loft at Pennsylvania . Rail Road Company' Depot
corner of 16th and Markot - St., Philadelphia, I,,Torth
orrr Central Rail Road Company's Depot Ilalthisoro
and Cumberland Valley Rail Road Company's '
Depot at Carlisle. ,
The public will find it to thorn interest to ship V
through the Rail Road Company's Freight HOUSCFI and 1.
by Company Cars.
J. & D. RITOADB,
Freight Agent Carlisle
Dec. 22, 1865.
600,000 MORE ➢LEN WANTED.
TO PURCTIASE TLIEIR
Spring and Sum in e r Clothing of
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
A T his cheap Clothing Establishment
ilLon North Hanover ti treot, Carllalo , from ono of
the largest and beat stocks of
READY MADE CLOTHING-,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ANL
HATS,
ever brought to this place Having just returned fro
the Campaign, he ackaowledges hie gratitude to the
citizens of Carlisle and vicinity for the extensive pat
ronage they have bestowed upon him, and takes the
present opportunity to. respectfully solicit a continu
ance of the saute. Hle stock of ready-made
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTIIING,
is not surpassed In this place, either in quality or in
extreme cheapness. Remember that he also makes
clothing to order; having in his employ an experi
enced cutter. From my extensive purchase In the
eastern cities, I feel confident that I cannot be under
sold by any other establishment, either Bast, West,
North or South. Livingston has always been the first
to supply you `with clothing, twenty-five per cent.
ohonper, and one hundred per cent. better than you
can purchase elsewhere Come and examine his stock
when you want to purchase clothing.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North llanorer Street.
April 28, 1865
MACHINE SHOP.
he subscriber now manufactures and
keeps constantly on hand, on North Street, oast
of ' heudium's Hotel, a large assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
such as Horse Powers, Threshing Machines with Sep
.rotors 'attached, Clover llullers Corn
Shellers, Straw and Fodder Cutters ' all
631'rb t of which are the latest and ttio hest
improvements.
lla
Va“-; 11 Mil ml l'qrtiruhr attention paid to llepail
ing 01811 kinds of Agricultural Implement , : at short
notice and reasonablo prices.
Thankful for Mauer favors I respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage.
A T the store of' John Irvine, on tb
_LILN. corner of the public square, is the place to
purchase Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, at pricey that
defy competition,
lie hasjust returned from the East with the largest
and most complete assortment of Boots. Shoes, Ind s
Caps that he has ever presented to this community,
and which ho is determined to sell at the lowest pos
sible prices. ills stock embraces everything In his
line of business, such as
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip Boots, Calf and Patent Leather Ox ford Ties. Cal t
and patent Leather Galt°, x, Calf Nullifiers, Calf and
Kip Brogans, Plippers, Bc.
Fine French and English Tasting Gaiters, Morocco Cy It
and liil Bouts, Fine Kid Slippers, Fancy Slippets. SLi
room, and Kid Buskins. Ste.,
MIS ES AND CIII LLB EN'S WEAR of all descri p
lions embracing fine Lasting Gaiters, Morrneco and
Lasting Button Boots, Morrocco Lace boo's of all kinds
fancy shoes of various styles slippers, be.
HATS CAI'S, Silk, Cassimere, Fur and Wool nal ,
of all qualities and styles, also a large assortment of
STRAW - HATS.
Boots nod Shoes made to order at the shortest notice
Repairing ppomptiy done. Confident of his ability to
please all clas , es of customers, he respectfully Invites
the public to give him a call.
129,11emember the place, N. E. corner of the Public
Square.
July 1, 15(,4
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
THE undersigned respectfully announ
ces to the public that he still continues the Ilat.
ting Business at the old stand, in West nigh street,
and with a renewed and efficient effort, produce sett
cles of lead Dress of
Every Variety, Style and Quality,
that shall be strictly in keeping with the impiety
moot of - the Art, and fully up to the age which u c
j , v g'
, 1 have on hand a splendid
assortment of
HATS AND CAPS, - .;,t 0
•
ofall descriptions . , from the common Wool
to the finest Fur dudlk Hats; and at prices that
must cult every ono who has an eye to getting the
worth of his money. The stock Includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIMERE, BEAVER & FELT HATS,
of every style and color and unsurpassed for Lightness
Putubility and finish; by those of any other establish
ment in the oountry.
Men's, Boy's and Children's Hat's and Caps, of every
description constantly on hand.
He respectfully invites all the old patrons and as
many now ones as possible, to give him a call.
J. G. CALLIO.
July 1,1864.
IMPORTANT TO ALL SUFFERING i ROM
DEFECTIVE EYE SIGHT,
ROSENDALE, Oculist Optician,
ois now permanently located at 29 North 2d St.,
Hari isburg, Pa.
.1. R. respectfully solicits Ladies and Gentlemen who
are In the habit of wearing the Glasses now in common
use, (and which are generally so Injurious to the sight
on lug to their attracting heat and drawing the eyes,
or who may have had their sight impaired by the use
of such Glasses, weakness, opacity, or any other defect
to make a trial of the IMPROVED PERISCOPIC. LENS
These Spectacles will enable aged persons to sit, for
any length of t,imest ,herninutest employment, either
by day or candle light, and will not require the change
o greater magnifying powers so frequently as the
Glasses in common use. They are manufactured by
machinery on a new construction, peculiar to the in.
cantor.
0=10121:1
.1
Always on hand a large assortment of Microscopes
Telescopes, Opera and Field Glasses, Thermometers,Ba
rometers, Magnets, Magic Lanterns, Dissolving ppa
ratus, Electrical Machines, Therescopes, and tin]
Views. Cataloguessent grati
January 20, 1865—1 y
. .
NEW AND FRESH
r IC 04::. 4c c) 1" 1 40 IS .
HALBERT & BRO•'
,
AAVING just returned from , the
Eastern'cities desire to inform their patrons that
hey have laid in a large tind varied stock of New and
Fresh Goods tt the lowest cash prices.
Their asiortmont Is thorough Mid Coniplete,, co iital n•
leg everything necessaay to constitute a First Class
Grocery.
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
in greatest abundance, and at lowest cash figures.—
Syrups, Spices, Canned Fruits, QUNENSWARE and
Crockery, Salt and Fish, Hams, Cheese, Crackers,
Brushes, Baskets and Willow Ware.
&gars and Tobacco,
of thei choicOst 'brands. Brooms, Buckets, ands coin
plots assortment of -
FAMILY GROCERIES.
.
, • ,t
D4ll . rokiter tlio old stolid, 'SOuttt Lit` hit' corner of
Hanover streets.
HALBERT & 1.111.0
•
Feb. 24, 1814.
JOHN K. BTAYDIAN
Carpetings and 011 Cloths.
, :VOW xeceiving OgillayNAtheap - pagh
40i0;a lot:0 ri grain, Yopotian, hoon L `Rag,
and 3tOlr i-, •
&A . )? P E'T 8 .
Also, Floor olh 01.0.TIVEllt11 .wldthe,, which will be
sold for tho cash at tho lowest rates.
Idtircii 1864 • ,94°).3,1964,1ffar.wt00•
GEO. , D. D. §.—
La to Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry of the
r a ltplir Collage of
‘ I IIIIOC Oglc a o at li fi g insidunee
oppoatto Alarlowltall, West ?data streot4 ORrltsio, Fe.
July t, 1854.
A. y. E
MEI
- 01EVIRERTIA - N1
Sts,
• ' • OARLISLE, PA.. •
REISER, .Proprietor,
1110, BTI.A.TIRANT, `'the;''' basement,Jjurrhich is furnished with the vorLbsst of liquors,
and edible's of all varieties. • - "' •
' ' Yuan
Wholesale Dealer in, :Tobacco, Snuff, Pi Bs,
c., anti Manufacturer of Segars. , .- ,
No. BS. GEouom , '
T RECEIVE my TobaiiiHis aireiifirom
the Factory, aud AVM pcSUI - 4 tha,M:good; and 'cheap.
tr• than ettli ho behaht - ititho„etty. brapato!of
on E w IN G tonAvowttre as follOws,',vlz: CUR
press, Spun-Ron, ..Kg-Turitt,' Plouticieredirard kniir r rdAt
l'ressett Eirifinia. Fine Cut ortEwEtio and.S!!tOGI
TOBACCO at Factory Pricep. . - . • -
a Ipso atiaortmiont of MRS:. • ;
thavo Ihst received Amp.' Itichmpnd "wino colobytklck
t 3 IitOKINOI TOBAIIPC: • -
Bruchuiztii YAP To. , o;o,FOtiii..Ag . kiiirilltnil44
ly attended to 4 • U.-A ,t '1
November 10,1800=8 •
Mil
0. N. LULL, Supt. k'
A.. 1. KUTZ, Agent
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' WEAR,
JOHN IRVIN].
JOHN C.. HERMAN,
II
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Mil