New Grocery Store!
CHANGE OF FIRMA -
11 - tHE'uua eroigoed - beroby tnnounoes to
hie old patrons and customers; that he has dlr.
lawed of his entire stock of Goods with the good will
of the establishment to Messrs Pkfer Washmeed,
'whom ho recoMmends to the citizens 01-Cumberland
County, as active, energetic and reliable business men,
who will spare no pains to maintain and improve the
-- character at ithe old stand as 3 - first class . .
FAMILY GROCERY.--
With many thanks for the patronage - be has received
—he-bespeaks-tor the now-firma continuance of the same
- JOHN FLYER.
PEFFER & WASHMOOD
- will In a few days receive the largest and best assorted
--stook of . • _
GIi9OERIES, , '
CHINA WARE, '
' •QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,. . •
- - -WILLOW WARE, &c.,
ever broughtUFAllle flare; and - will Constigaly keep
'on hand the choked liroeeiles' the Eastern Markets
afford. A full assortment of bumps and Oil on band,
eall.and see ue at tho old stand, South East corner of
Market Squire - ""
PEFFEIt & WASLIMOOD.
. January 6, 18611-Iy.
Gar- TGla is a personal Invitation to
the reader to esainine my large assort
ment of Now STYLEB 01 , DIM. Goons,
selected with special care fifi the Spring
Tradb.
REMEMBER, TIIAT I HAVE REMOVED mai
MAIN •RTILEET • TO' NORTE( lIANOVF.II
STREET • NEXT DOOR TO MILLER BOW
ERS• 11.tanwAnx STORE.
=O==l
lIEN
• MILLER S. BOWERS,
Successors to -LLIVIS F. L YAW.
DEALEBALERS in Foreign and Domestic
RS
of all kinds, • •-
PAINTS, 911,8, GLASS, VARNISH NS do.
North Hanoeor St, nearly - opposito the Carlisle Bank,
July 7:1805, '
EMPLOYMENT FOR BOTH SEXES.
DISABLED and --returned-- ri3,
widows and orphans of slain soldiers, and thu
uneinployed of both Res. generally, In want of respect
able and profitable employ meet, incurrh g no risk, caw
procure such by enclosing a postpaid addressed envoi•
ope, for particulars, to
• D AGN ALL,
Dos 163, rireillirin, N. Y.
Jan. 23,,1866-17. „...
THE CHARTER OAK
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTPOAD, CONN.
Incorporated, 1850. Charter Per
. petual.
• CASH ASSETS, $2,000,000. - -
JASIO O.WALICIVY, Probident.
Policies Issued on all Popular Plans.
. -FEW REASONS - WHY PEO
PLE Insure in the Charter Oak.
I et.—All banking Erlvitages are prohibited, the bind.
- ness being confined exclusively to the insurance of
lives.
• -
3d.—lts Rislis aro selected with great core, -thus in
curring small lessee, and annsequently largo dividends
noel uo to Policy holdurs.—See Mass. Insurance - Reports
last six 9 - ears.
3rd.—lts Ratio of Expenditures, including Death
Claims and Working - Expenses,'M Aqfelpts, are unlit,
cedentedly low —Same Reports. -
4th.—All the profits are divided among Policy hold
ers the original capital being limited by Charter le
- oight - per'eoot divldendai no more than it sons
Company at interest.
fith.—lt-declares and payA its Dlyldonds annimily In
.Coen, thus-assisting •tliti insured in the payment - o
premiums.
- ath.—lts la-diStributed "over - inere than
twenty Northern States, making it impassihle to much
"red detiltsla - rge suiplus,:met apart for clintingencies,
even In the event eta scourge of Cholera..
' 7th.—ltle prompt In the payment of losses, having
• - paid - to Widows and Orphans nearly ONE MILLION
' DOLLARS, and has nee, httgated a chum.
Rth —The one Of wealth imures as an Investment
- • - tlth.—Men of small means insure to guard their-lam.
Illesagainst want.
lOth.—The man of buslnuls insure to provideagalnst
possible_losll_lll_tearde_kbPifiq qs for
enpllal. _- -
Lth.— Persons in debt insure that their earnings for
yearn el toil may not he sacrdieud at death Irani want,
(greatly cash to cancel liabilities.
Insure, us mosey thus laid away by tittles
Is sore to come Imes largely increased to their fami
lies.. oath being certain to emir.
IYr. S. 11. KIEFFER, M. IL, Medical Examiner.
.1. O. A OA I it, Agent Carlisle, Pa.
- E. 11. 111,Allt, State Agent, for Eastern Pa.
OR- Office Bashong's New Ilulldng, North Sixth
Street. Reading. Pa.
Persons desirous of insurance so ill please apply Cu
the agent. For information relative to agencies /ad
dress i IM State Agent.
April 13, 18136-
SEELY'S
Patent Metallic Sole.
INV•ENITYST.
prolific u T so ll o E f dls t • E tse ET end i d s eat t l h i e kn ' o in vi °S n t o
t'
humanity. .It Is almost sure to bring on a cold and
colas, neglected, and often whim nut neglected, lead to
fevers or to coughs and fatal cousungnums. It Is in
recegnition of this truth they the Inventive talent of
the country ha • for year/Omen devising some method,
or attempted to devise it, fur buoying the ferit dry, ands
yet that should nut give inconvenience to the wearer.
Rubber shoes, In one term - or another; have hitherto
been our reliance; but it.ls well kilowu,as
,autong
their many ovils,that while they keep the loot dry
from ea turnal ? moisture, they sweat t.,au over much,
and by thus induclutcaUundlie'toufferdess Increase a
susceptibility to colds rather than otherwise. They
are also cumbersome to, the fret, and withal are very
The demand he foi •Lomething that shall
make the ordinary Bout and aline Impervious to water,
without affecting their elegance or - alura: ility,und; It
possible', without adding'sensibly the cost rii their
manufacture. altese, It will lid ponia.M.d. are most Int
porton features, and We cow:0020 I luusly :WIT) that
the) ate absolutely attained In the invent' ii here.
wa.b pros still to the ',oldie .
—Tun inventioo ....mos: a in 1,.5,, tie.% lie, odeil the i
nor' and, outer sole, wheii,the b00t.!, : making. a this
aTA LLI oXeoealiligly - dbet Ile, ',411010 010,4 Ilex i
bl ay with tolighuess, very light, and every Way 011.,11.•
oil to the end desiiiitf,Wililefthe eildhlonal expense la
mei t • fil shales a mo
ot w, to) diti11ime..11..11...11 the tort 11111).
••• ill g ,1111011-Vi 411.-.11:11,111011LA
gevuud
Tr 1'.11.., 1“.11.., anti childrvol tire SIETALLtu Stu... I,lt UL
• Medi:el:Mi. value , as num their of lays mid del
train 01 ills that attend upon au imideil nate protection
•
to the foi.t.
Them miles have already been tried by the best
of all tests sunset 0115,111111,a10 testimuuielx to thOlr
merits, freely. prolfered v iniliCate 'that they must be
speedily and universally adoptial by tho public. Thu
• Patent Metallic Soled Soots and Slides are, being In
troduced into thele ding hoot and Shoe Stores through•
out the United States., apd will supplant all forms of
overehoes i nfeept possibly f.r deep mud or suety, 00
, they ho known. Bo sum to got them and take no
other If your shoemaker does not happen to have
them, o can procure them without dilliculty. If ho
will not, then send yourself to the inventor uue dollar
and thirty cents,and obtain nix pair, !mauled sizes,
with.rlght, to use, which will be promptly forwarded by ,
mu expreorpro•paidiand - whiclecan-be-niade up by
any ahommikbr in tint country.. Agencies-will bo es
tablished in every city and village, and supplied with
Boles and preprietary stamps, at schedule prices, and
liberal cemmlsalen allowed on salsa. Also - General
Agencies for States appointed on application, with
proper testitunnialAto the Inventor. -
- SAMUEL S. SEELY,
General DoPot, corner City Hall Place and Bead
' street, New York.
Postßeript:
. • .
• - ~Neill Yonli;Juno 1, 1800.
The proprietors of the otovo patent, having colon In
~.toot wlth . n potent previously Issudd to William J.
Lyman, of Northampton, Mass., cove/lug the sonic in
vention and improvement, lho alter Oldies In- Interest
have purchased the mono, and, cotfildniug their In
terests, have organisod ' ,, 0 . " i
l
-•'- . TIIII-AMERIO.th------
Pateik Jfelalle'Slioe Sole Compuiw,
. CAPITAL OF $llO,OOO,
•
And established iigenaral Manufactory and Depot at
02.301 m Street, Now York; where they are ready at
all times to, fill orders Ihr wide of all ,iiites with
promptness and dlepatch" • •
The attention of„dealers-It - respeeiiiiilly solicited.
No person who bile once used this sole will ever amain
- consent, if procurable, to wear a boot or oboe without
it. Special inducements offered to dealers and munu
hitt titers, lould In their Intreduction, r Priee List, and
• etineral and special Inairmation furnished on applica
' Mon at the gonoral store, y -
A.IIINMAN, -
Preeldent Ain. Pot. -Metallic blow Solo Co.
' Btrefit-,-NeWltiThir
4_April 6,11366t061t-
0101.90, SEQ-ARt3 & TWIe&C:111
pegaitiiiont'of Candy, t Toys o'
A.Aulorican, Broach and eima irmakes.
- -Lea, 16,-1886. • 'AT 11AVERSTICKS.
_ 3rrilicoe . xi* --
•
,•• • • .
<•; r)LIEIf.) aubsoritier having saburadß - N.
Diven'S Saw- Mill, rn :Mountain ()reek,' ponces:'
a on given Octolier.latitylll now receive ordure through
' hie Agent," Mr. Simeon Fisk, nt,Mount Holly tlprlage,
• for all Mode of Lumber to be,goPout as ft,ooO AB tail be
the let of October, :..•. m
'
• .paving a large tract of Thither land, X a deelrotis_
plated putting on a Portable Mama Saw 31111 the mote
, readltyto rueet public wants. 1 hope to be able ,to
' aatinly.all whdgive hoe 'their patronage that rcen get
ourtut good limber and atualow prices as any 'other
dealers lathe community. : • , -
. • ..
, . •
. AMERICAN
.
(From f‘Godey'i Ladies' Book" February' ;
, • . . „
ItlU 1) 04621.1i5, .40-1
. .
TEE, following rewarks. and Bugged
' ..iteeß.e.twe to thl fintnlsissely popular:Motel.
merit will dUubtless.lntd .st and _profit.vvryt many_ of
our renders, we comae tho.arllcla to their . careful
missal t— • , _____ . -
A hundred and onom kern of Omsk% Cottage, Pist,
tor, Cabinet,' American, Moat 'Orgens, etc' mt., are
tfiseVelatraing - tonlaker tho - hestFinstrumont-,ln- the
:world. Being comParatiyolya, heti ,Instruntenf. ail at
present constructed, wo are convinced the public are
much leap capable of fudging of 41 - Merits! or &snuffle,
titan of Mont otherinstrumentsr. If there la reallyan
-essetitial.Alltreroint in thews, it thersi are Come excel,
lout and someworthlenn enes,_ the public shOuld.havb
some criterion forjudning of therm nonto facts. whloh
will enlighten thorn. Wo cheerfully concede the Glum
for thin article k doWing that there is hardly a fain*,
or eh urchoutschnOl In all' the land, but In.more oc , loss
interested iu,t his topic. We are also aware of ItS be=
Mg a great misfortune, a real calamity, to any of thorn
W purchase on Interior or worthless Organ, ruinous tco
- good playing, - and often a source of ninth' anninyaneo
and vexation. We
,Itstotv this article to emanate from
a candid and Intollfgentithircif,hml.thun we giyo, It to
..., .„
our readers: - - • . .
The question is often asked, whitt are "i'ded organs? .
We adswer,. they aro, in most Noses ; nothing in the
world but the old melodeon in disguise. : Many pl tho
so-calefi'd orgahs have thifskltse - bellosve, - the MUM reeds,
and the same gort.tnil intehuil arrangement. With the
bellows turned' on edge to - gitin inom, they have pimply
put on a more pretentious exterior and a more high
sounding name. But an organ, to be in reality an or
gan, ingst have a wind Child or mservoirfot air sopa
rate firms the hollows; into winiels'w Ind-chest the reeds'
open, and the tone has room to unpin,' and perfect it
self Into the full round tone, similar to UM Unto sr pipe
organ, oven, smooth, firm, And mellow ; and this tone
from reeds cannot be obtained In any other Way known.
Ni thing so annoys a true organist an to have the vol.
um° of sound swelling and jerking sprtsmodically with
ovary variation of force on tho bellows, which is always
the case whei'o the rondo open direct into the bellows
or air passages, instead of- a wiud.chest or.sound-boxt
And dot sumo • makers even go so fur no to elm this
spasmodic or automatic Jerking of .tho belloen the
rends as'an excellence, just as' though thedid not
know that it must very soon throw the rehds - out of
-tune, and injure tho' bellows; mud as though It. were
not au easier matter. to obtain a much bettor and mere
-easily. ulanagod well by other methods. - The truth
is, any. organ i 80.0411.011.-Dt Iliolthinott. Atattols Lao. llna.
.VlllO, acting directly upon the reeds, to nothing snore
nor less titan ,n huge accordeon, dress it up as you may:.
And when organists and true musicians become Amite,'
of the fact that they eau obtain those that, are organs
In fact us well as.lottamo, they will buy no more of the
oldoctiontibie once. The...again the swell should 'lll7
ways be separate and distinct from -the bellows, 40 'as
not to be acted on by tho hand, or soft blowing, but
convenient .so that the player eon use it with tom knee;
separate, from the Ifiiitile 51 feet, and thus alWays ,un,
der easy control, to he.used ad. libitum.
Thu large divided hollows, Sr double bullows;is also
a very Important improvement,, By this moans net
only can the what be supplied more evenly, bet with
'far greater nage to the performer, from LIM fact that
either bellows alone will be :mill, lent furthe lighter
melodies, tittle permitting the playerth change about
and rest the feet at will ; then, ir Bilk, bellows is of
the requisite large nine, and having, tiro w I tutchent or
reservoir, all will he well. As-to the roude, they must,
- be scientifically t nand and voiced, or all the other good
qualities in the world cannot produce. good toned in
strument. The inquiry now very • naturally 'adult,
elln"ticali%lttli"d' organ ho
i t ' i r r7a e l l il ' il ' ; ° Tl:, i t i r ' e " i ‘ t l u l ly tl ' ' o e n se e
possessing all these points, and that's the AMIIIIICAN
, ORGAN, made by'S. 11. ,h 11. W. 'Shinn, of Benton,
SIBERIA OTT Wholesale Agent, 581 l l r'adway, Nov
York. These organs have a wind-chest extending the
wbple length of the Instrument and so constructed es
to Bet a 1 the some time as tt reverberating sound-box
or board, allot having the same important relation.and
part to perform that the sounding-board has to the
piao. This-feature
,the makers have patented, and
to it ore owing in a greet sitinistitts thr entirety nue
quid led fullness and rich Pass of tone so highly - prized
by all who have uted these organs. They also hove'
the largest and 'beartlivided hollows In use, which Is
another important Mature. --No part of their wink Is
slighted, no exp.so or pains spared to make the A
merican Organs perfect musically, as well as mechan
ically, and,tjudglng frosts the immense sale of them tit
peetont, they hid fair to long maintain the proud posi
tion they have won by superior merit shone. We
would most heartily advise all interested Le cull upon
Or nddrer. Mu. OtOBBIA OTT,. OA Wholesale Agent, al
WO proadway, New York, and eau assure them he will,
in the most gentlemanly and truthful manner, iolp:lrt
to them all the holm Math. they May desire relative
to this truly delightful instrument: - -- -- • -
- •
MUSIC TEACHERS
17EALEI~S:
The subscriber is fully prep/n.ll .lo tarnish Shoe.
ltlnstcAt rings, Musical Instruments, and Mustellook.
of ail kill& at Win lowest trade roles. ichnlesniu and re
tail, Irma the Ilirgeht collections In this country..,
'triton; punctually and falkhlully attended to.
Address all orders -
-
BOAP,DMAN, GRAY & CO.
1 - PIANCr:FOIITES,
Wholesale agency. The subscriber, Into a r
of this well known firm has established a whole ale
agency, bill Broadway, New 'York City, where be will
be nleascd to receive the orders of hie friends and the
public, and especially to hear from those who have an
literally bestowed their patronage en the firm hereto
fore. lie will supply these superior instruments to
the trade Wholesale and Betall, at the very Lowest
Prices, made with thirinsulatod Iron Him and Frame
(coat In ono solid plate). They excel all others In
re WI ly superiority of tone, and elegance of external
All these Pianos have ovorstrung Scales, giving in
onneetion with the patent Iron aim nod frame, Full
miff, Powerlul, nd Sweet. Toil4s,_. Tim Cases
re t 1.11,40 tln appo l iraneo, and easily and salilly hon
ied: Warranted to prove satlsfaetorY, or the money
Maned. Address all orders to
SIDIMIA OTT,.
5n Broadway. New York
• S. 1"),S1 . 11. W. SMITH'S
AM E R-1 1 -G A N-- 0 R-G AN S
THE MOST PERFECT Al , il BEAUTIVIJI,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
' •
- v\roizajr).
•
FOR . Tim •' -
AAI EIIICAN 110111E' dI4C,LE
4 HEIL/CAW 'OR GAN.
.
Natio. , home attractive, retinae, and °levet : ea the mind.
or all, beautiful In appearance and effects. -
.I . .
81 . 11KRIK OTT,
Can Ilroarhynyitibw York
G
The'immense popularity of these Organs, and their
superior Musical Powers; Is mkt bringing them before
the public out the - - lnstrunteht.so-long-desired It
HOMES. And although tiul cost price Is
but a trillo over the NI olodeon,-yet the musical advati
tape, beauty or tom, and quickness of touch and rte..
Unit are so far superior; that they. are fast superseding.
the Melodeon and the collie now alnio'stexelusivelyfor.
AMERICAN ORGANS
It 'undiluted to any Music limo the quickest and most.
lively, to the heavy tono of the Church 'Organ. And'
lamest universally they are preferred to tho by
persona who have them; yet costing lons than halfond
only taking . a small amount of room.
Bond for descriptivo circulars giving fuil•partieulars
and prices.
disHcxLin9g7toAtt7riadtlennancrT'edaeltri)s.°l7araendrillT
- sIBIBITA - 011";` — '
NYjaolesare Agarkl.T.
581 Broadway, Now York.
March 80, 1600-1 y
New Spring Goo
. .• ,
" ISAAC LIVINGSTON, at hie .whole•
and.ltatall Clothing Eohibliohinant r on
adioinli.g 'Millar A. Bowers' Ilardivaro
Stere;:innouncus tho rucalpt of atoll niftl'Compliito as.
• r "—•
•
,sitlem G • 'via- SITAINE
,
and r n ar i onnbin MAIWOLOTIIING:".4IIfi StOeir.
Apnoloto in nazi of Una Bin& aintltinii
CLoTIIS
PAPRCI.t_ an d
~•• Extra, Heavy/ Doeskin,
'Ana cut, and fanny.- , • , •
Ka-E S
Also n Inrge variety of Cassincita Ken
tucky, Joann urni qottorinatica,l- Lirana t i anti ;anon
Drillinfis; In groat variety. ' • , 1 .
'Ahura Areatnakortriniut of •
Ready. Made Clothing,.
of overyal.yla, and wally,- White Llnon and, Woolen
Bhitta, Atinimer Ifravriaa, Conetittitlf on hinfd a
Intgo antortrnent of Ties, Conant, Ifoalery tind - 0161 , 0tf,'
Linen, Silks and Colton Handkerchiefs— f • •
!Also a.full aaporiment of, Trunks, Carpet• Bags and
Vallada, , n! every aim :" r • •'•
r
Clothing made - to - order tit the shortest:with:a. • Cal
aid examine the stock.
• 'March 28, 1800.
IMErtr.BEATYVTITTEUAA - 4i
.Itost;.: thOnlost . durable and the most!
000nomlen1.•, Tryjtl.l.lontaptui-ed only by• •
1611 '1 31'
t. i•Nylnilotinlo'llro O 11
W& Glnan••onJoinv , ;
• '•,;.No;p7 North Third St, l'ldlcuraii
2860-Isy.• •
=EI
AIDOFLANDIS, AITTF e RS.
• '(Xot PrppriinoiY)
HO2FLAND'Pi! . ".,.':::':
GERMA.WOITTERS4
.
,
IYITEItII`YI-DIIII3,ILYEk'I
'-'1 "•." '" •: "2:4.
hi4tLogfet,un any emu° ,whatever,,:.• ,
MOSTRATION OF ITHE 9Y511104,
• '•• •INikITCYII' ''' •
Severe Hardships,.
, - -
_Exposure
r, ~~;..,
OF, •'' ....
Diseises• of f. 'Ca*.Life.
. _
Soldiers, Cilizens;
' 110.1 e of Female,
4 Addlt or Youth.
,
a pure Took , not dependent ou ,td liquors for their
almost miraculous effects, •• . , ' •
. .
" •
• DYSPEPSI A •
• • Observe the fallowing symptoms resulting from die
oidentof the digestive organs: •
•
!Constipation, Inward Fifes, Fullness of DlOro:Lip tiro
Ilrad, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness
or Weight id , thu Stintnich . , , SOur Eructations, Sinking
yo t-tc.f ntomaenzaavoulining of
the Bead, Hurried and Difficult Bseathing,.Fluttorlng
at the:Heart, CliokineorSulTorating Sensations ,wll.n,
inn lylpg'politure,„Difyness oY :Vision, Doti an Webs,
.before the Sight, FeVer and bull Psis in thy •Ilead,
Ileflciency of bassi:Dation; i ollovnosd of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain lo the-Side;
'den Vhishes of Ifest,:ltinning in'thf kloeh, Cour:tent
• Imagirilogs ofEvil. and Groat DeprossliwioftSplrite.
•
AND DIIiIIiAAESWESithiNG FkOSVD I SOIMERS
LIVEIt'ANDIiIDESTIVE,OItGANSI
1 - I.tioFLAITD'S .GERMAN BITTERS;
=I
, I'JMUORMED SIOItE CURBS,
GIVES" BETTP SATISPAG
TION IT% ,
. . . .
17IS MORE - -
Ilns
• •
more Itesppetnino Pooplo to Touchtor it, dn‘ninny
other artiefo in tho'Markot.
tVe defy' , nny:ino to contenal4 . this uxsoi•tion, :dud,
Wi'Vjli PAY sfoo
to auy ono who will prethico a aartificatolniblishod by
tuithat le not guanine..
• • ` •-, - , -7--,.i
-•----,,,,,., - '
--„,,
''''•--.......
• , -,. 4 CD0
---•••-•*---..- • ,?••• c•
- iItRIPLANDiS : GERMAN all' E ust-'
Chronic- of Nervous Debility;
DispeAes . 44 the
and Diseases arising' fronk a disor-
delved
• -
.211 fit this Bitto , s-isnut Alchidte . ,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
AND- CANNOT MANE DRUNKARDS,
BUT IS -THE BEST TONIC' IN -TEE
Sllll 4E141 OTT,
Gsl Broadway, N. 1
From the Bev. Levi G. Becls,,Pastor of the Baptist.
Church, Pemberton, N. J., tormerly of the North Bap
tist Church, Philadelphia at present Paster of the
-Bapttat-Cbuceh,,,Chenter
' I have known 'foothold's German Bitters favorably
for a nunlbor of years, I havens.' them iu my own
family, and have been so ploaFod with their effects,
that 1, was induced to confunind [bunt to mirrry eth
urs,•nnti know that t y have opiihrtettib a strikingly
beneficial manner take groat pleasure In pub.
!Idly proclatmitt •thin fact, and calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they ore
recommended, to these bitters, knowing from export.
once the, my recommendation will be sustained. I
do this Inui•eilleuriully as Lloollarid's Bitters le Intend
ed to benefit the alllicted, and Is "not a rum drink'
From Roy. W. D. Solgfrlod, Pastor of Twelfth Rap
fiat Church,Phila. '
Uentlemonl-1 have recently eon laboring under
the distressing effects of Indigestion, accompanied Ity
a prostration of the nervous sVstorn. Numerous rem
edies wore recoinmendedbk - friondtrand atano , Of than
tested, bet without relief. Your 11collancVs Oorman
'lifters were recommended by 'persons who had tried
Omni, and whose favorable mention of these. hitters
Induced 6o to try them; nitist 'confess that I had
an aversion to Patent Medicines from the "thousand .
and one . ' tomtit, •tllitters,"-whoso - only aims seems to
be to pales off sweetened and drugged-liquor upon the
comuninity_ln n sly way, and the tendency of
I fear, Is to make many a confirmed-tit tinkaid... - : Upon
learning that yours was really' a medicinal.' prepara
tion I OW: it.with happy effect. Its action, not only
upon the etc mach, but upon the nervous system, wile
pretopt and gratifying. lfeel that .1 have, derived.
grdatnn4.permap.mt benefit from -the! eed elf it few,
From,lter..l. Newton' Brown, 'D. D. editor.of Mc( Ito
la 'of ICA iglbus Knowledge oTiti . Cht !stint* .
' Ctiroulebi l'hiladelphia. •
A It...Mgh not disposed tb favor'br rtc nlibend Patent
-31,1,11,41mb In general, through distrust of their fogre-
Auto nod uffects,',:l. 3et kw' no no sufliciont reasons
why a man niay ntit't'estlfy to.tha.Lonefiahe believes
I.l.osdr re, eked front any simphyproparation,
31. Le may till. contrlSuto to the bene
fit of ugh,” n.' l de this the moo e readily In regard to
Iluellatore.o drub, n ilittein, kunared Ur,O. Id. Jut:k
nee. 01 this city. Inmost, I was prejudiced against thorn
fur..nmoy-yearx,..o.nder the.impreYi.lon,that-alwl--were
chiefly an`ateoholic tute.,• I , am.ifidebtid 1O; ply
friend, Itubert . AliOutnalsonasq/, Itir the eetuovalonhis
Prejudice by pro - per - Ousts andfur:encouragement to,try
them when. I.lllll,rifig from y gfunt and long ,continued
debility. Thu u6e of 'three bottles of these !littera 'at
the beginning of the present year, was followed, by
ovidtint relief until restoration to doge& of bodily and
mental vigor which' I had dot felt .for.sLx months
faro,and had altpose despaired of regaining, thiro
forehank Gotland - my ,friend for-'directing mo to tho
.tiso of them.'
Prom the Rev. E. D. ' , linden, limitstant Editor Chris'.
[lan Chronicle, Phila. . .
. ,
I herb derived decided benefit froidthe mie of tidal
„lancrufloruin .11itters,,Isnd feel it by psleilege to roc
binniondlhens As ll most bilusbid tonic, td ell who are
suffering from general debility or from diseases arising
front derangement of thu !Ivor.
. - -
. . Yours, truly; . E. D. PENDALL..
•
Prom Roy. D. iiirkrigu; PastOr of the Pirkeyunk bap
.ttst Church, Phila. ' • ' • :.- ~ ...,
' Prom the.many,ropectable...recommendatiOns givers
gluon to Dr. 100111111's Uo Man Miters, I was Induced
to give theta a trlal. • Atter using several bottles I
found them tubs a good 'remedy Sor .debility : and a
most excellent topic for the stomach.
rton.; the Rev, '1`.1108: WINTI3II.; - IVD.,Titator nt itpx
borough Ilaptlet Church: • .''
•
!~1
Etta:Deno I lifol ltduo to yournsopllont preparation
.l3cintan 'Bitterly ttt add , )fif,testlrt,Ml! to
'the deserved reliutaticiii It has I have for
tputro,at-ttmes, , , boon troubled%lvltlt great Alsonler to
my:head 'and' :toil/obi 'sYstninl waliadvliaad bY •a
friond ,to try a bottle of your (3 orulau 11,140r5. I did so„
nod halm' exptirloncod a great and uhrxptartod '
Ply health has, boon very, matortally bonoltod. Icon:
Ilduptlfrocontinondtlib ertleba ivhbra Ittrotrvlth cases
ithallar to my own, and havo boon assured by many of
taulititoridtetlncts: • . 'yours,
.....
•
ItitAYKltt O>t cotrNTEnEnris.. • ''"
800 that the signature of 00, hi. JAOREIO,I4" is on the
•iilapper of each boffin • ,
'Should your itearost !'diliNtst not bait,' the article
'do net bo put °lrby any 'of' tho Intoxicating prettra,
tipne that maybe offs, din Its plumb but send to us
and tromill forward, socurolratpand by .express,
rItINCIPAb 01 , 111.01i.AND
. dill.. Arch Bisects Pl;iladolpitiiii4itt•-!,t
~Snccoaeotn.to.:O. Di: Jackson & Cod
• - - , FROPICIATOIte.
I$A AC L,IVINGBi'CiI4
Ver sale l)y Druggists tiiid,Dealers La every town in
tbe'llulted BLates. • ' -
1805--Iy." . ')(
I=IIIMZ
NEE
MEI
Fevers;
=
AljE CURND
WILL CUltil 1:11EItY CASE OF
WORLD
Read who Says So
Very Fespoctfully your{,
W. P. 51.:1(18111111),
• .No. '154 Sluvloituatxort Street,
J. NEWTON .111tOWN,
D. MERRIOD
, ••
JONES & EVANS,:
MEE
~~~ _- -
IRE aiil - NEW . GOODS:
aisiguad would 'most restioot
, 'Orin tLo citizens of Carliolo,'ainVl
ty,tbat \ illoOlay,a)aat, arpqn,9 a Ipx o
takstoVVITL.4. lt4 kun
fully
Ing coNAP ST
a I CIL"'
and ADtione,
••••
ngloughlln's Bull*, North Ifonovor htroot,
OnO ofkr.)3quth of th o, rloop, •,,.,
"Ou gtoOklo nOw,-horldg recOte2l3 o _hoeti ftitcbtthed,
ItSconslato of •
~ ;', adios Dry Ododa, ..r.l'l tr. . . • .
Frouch Merluocs, DeLatnal; all
''•-
. I '''• •✓' • .. Wool DeLainde,.Alpacas, '
..,,..--..
. r.> .i:: -- ..1,.. , ...•., ,91-1PriVi114".. , 5e1....,. L..
Milo, Domestics, such as Musilus, Ginglidas, Prkfav,
Oholks „Ticklui, 4c. ,Y 7 _will alpo find a full litcrfif
•Fucylltititilb thl,r - pleth ,l Bath:lot, KenOlcky .Icans,l
Wel, ill 13..Mku ,ollaerkm lelesl-triolnineious thAnoil- ,
tion: We are detormined to sell our goods-very cheap
far cash. Our Motto Is "Quick Soles and Small Pro.
fits!! And soiling goods for cash we aro,enablo to
sell (Mean antendcr.pa t it sattpfactlon,.... ~..v .
•• -lOase cal -n et Cli • 13lItt 4t tl4iy:Egsvi!
OttliA.P CAS ICE d -
A. L. ItHESkIlt, no.
apt. 7,188 U
1
LI,FIi)77,IIIIIALTII7 7 OTRE.LsiIaII...,
tIFE—HE4I,..74—,Sj,utANA3
EIEALTEESTRENGTH.
TEit itiRN
4FA,IEME .
PYt
' DR. YUAN DEIARRE'S
• ' Colepridec
Specifl9 Pills, 'ft.
Prepareti f frakt a.' 'p7 4 l , :s6iiiitichi "iir-132'."jiifin.
Delaniarre, Chief Physiciag'Yo'te Hoe:. , t •
phial du Nord au .Z,Ariboisierd of
1 . ,
,Thisiltralltiblaindlliainelk no inigatlonrimr, 7 fa
unfailing in tho cure of Sparmatorrhro or Seminal
Weeknosv. Every species of Genital or Urinary . Irri
tability. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal .EpilePlopc
from mrlietdviiCluise produced; or lon otidt'atiVei
be speodlly roliered and the organs Teetered to healthy.
action.
• Jtead the following"opinions of eminent French phy.
nw e haVS - used thiCAtodifier
putter., & Dupont. No. 21d - • nue _Lombard, from the
rescription of Or. Juan Delamarre, in our private
practice with unitOrm success, and we believe there is
no other medicine sib well oalculated to cure, all pot ,
suns',euffering from InVillunthrjr - Emissihns'oP - any
other whaltness of the See nil Organs, whether caused
by a'neduntary triode of living, excesses, or nbu5e.......,
t iiiA..IIBAUItENdtIPI•4II)
, .
(1. D. IIII3ARDIN, TI. D.
JEAN LE LEUCIIIIII,
_Paris, May sth, 1868
• BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
The Genuine Plllh aro sold by all the principal Drug ,
'gists throughout the World, prlco Ono Dollur per Box,
or She Boxes for Five Dollars. ~ • ..
' GYRANCIERE. & DTI poNii;
..... . No. 214 Itu,o LpnAmpl,-Porisf,it
• 0110 Dollar eu - elosed to any authorided Agcut,,iyi
Insure a box by return: null, seeurelk . .sealedtfroin a
olmiuttion, six boxes'for five dollars,
bole (lane: al A pas' for Aindrlca; • ;
, OSCAR O. M 0511.5 & Co. , 27, Cortlandt4t.., N.Y.
N: o.—French,aernian, Spanish and lingli, h PanAph
lets,' euntaining full partleulats nud.direetlOns for use
soot free to any.address. •
8515 ;a Carlisle by_ J. W. ELLIQTT, and nt , I,IAVER
SUCK'S.
Jun. 12, 1866-Iy.
ALABASEtAiiIiS. ,
OATARRII SNUFF!
&miff has thoroughly proved Itself to be the
hoist article known for, curing tho Vatarrh,.goldin tho
Ilead and Ileadiehe. hbot, fdund an exallent
remedplin many eases ~of Sore Eyes. .Deafness has
boon iemored by It, and Hearing has often been great
ly Improved by Its use
It in f_ r .n r f" , . t #P:".b!!', •
,Gives Immediate Relief
to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the head.
The sods:Wens attar using It Oro delightful and In
vigorating. It °puts and porous out all obetructions,
araugthurtal.litt glautpcplutt glove alt(tithY,aetioATO
the parts affeetdd. • ' • .2
More Than Thirty Years'
•
of Sale and use of Dr. Marshall's VAtarrh and Head
ache tinnicluisnroved Its great, value for all the coal
moo diseases of the Head, and at this moment I.
staudshigher..than ovor 13ofore. • "
It is reetnninended. by many of the bat physicians
and is used with 'Teat eucc e ee and ,ailejteition,every
where. .
. .
Read tho dertificates of Wholesale .15.ru4.
gists _in 1.864
The undersigned, having for many years
quainted ivitb lir. MarshAll's Catarrh add Headache
Snuff, and sold it In our wholesale trade cheerfully
state, that we beliete.it, fo be equal, lu evltry..respoct,
to the io
reeontendatioba given , of it' , fon'ther etre of
Catarrhal Affections, and that it Is decidedly the beat
"artiele we have everkno . wn for all common diseases of
the Head.
Burr &Tony, - -- Iloston,Barnes „Park,, New-York
Reed, A u,tin CN"• A - , 11. To. Sands,' ,"
ItrownititruiSOn - rCe - S'hiphou Paul -"
Reed., Cutler & Co. " Israel Minor & Co. "
Seth W. Fowl°, • " McKesson ,k Bobbles,"-
Wilhon,Falrbankic CO; " ,tle Sooyll Al Co._ • .. I
-Ilenshaw.,—lidmabds=a-C4i.llV-Wilad, - ..1110 • -
11. 11. Ilay. Portland, Mo. Bush & Oulu,
For Salo br all ugglsts. TRY IT.
Jan. 12, Ifital—ly, a
' •
BELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,
Bi3.an's, I',ullnoniq ; Wafers. F ,~ _,
tra_Thc original Medicine established in 1837, and
first ;table of the kind over introduced under the
tonne of "PULMONIO WAFER.,," in this or any othor
conutryy all othor Pubuoulc Wafers ,aro countorfoitp.
The Aenuirun cab be known by the name.BRYAN boing
spunpod on ouch Ntiator.' • ~•
These Wafers havo been boforo tho public for nearly
thirty years, and tho immense salo attained, not only
America but in foreigricouutrios, fully attest their
alatrinsic worth. The medical propeoties are superior
to any other al tide °lroned for the cure of Pulinonary
or Bronchial affections, contained , and the quantity conined in
each.box .
worthiegs
imititions advertised:. • • - •
Bryan's Pulraonie Wafera
cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Catarrh, itrouehltls,. BlOlonit:.llrenthing; Spitting-of
blond, Palos in the Chest, Incipient Consumption and
all diseases of the lungh. Not only affording ' tainror
sty relief, but effecting a rapid and lasting cure and
ale warranted to glve.:Satlgaction in ever Instance..
They tle :dot 'flauseitte:llkti alcohalloceinpdands; and
the tnodlcinatiopartios are- combined-in-a forneso
-.grotiikbl73 and pleasant to Elm taste, that shy child will
readily Mie them, r OM, thisb wall always afford
- - •
RELIEF IN TEN - MINETES.
To VooALlbrs and Punic Frcrxspe, these Wafer,: itro
valuable ttoy will in one day. remove, the
most severwoccasional hoariioness'; uuil tlfeir regular
uO for a few days - w Mot all-times, Increase - U pow
er and flexibility-of the - improv i ng its
tone, compass and clearness, for WhIO-purpose theys
and regularly usml by many pnifiisniOnal . viicalla.
Thu very great culebrity.pf thin ippilyable remedy
1.1:4 induced unprincipled persChis to Meparii base inst.
tat:tom, which disappoint - the just expectations of the
put.cliaser, and injure the character of the-genuine
in
See that the Not d, '•IIIItYAN,' is stumped on ouch
Valor. nod niso,oliserru-the fire sttnlle of the aiknaturp
of the Proprietor "Jolt - )10St:S" on each wrapper, to
roontrrioit whirli in forgtovy: Art3 4 ol7ending:parties
17111 br . arilii — ‘rit ft. tlii, full extent of Ice huv. -
141YAN'.0 PLOW,, 0 .WArri!,s are for solo by oil Drug.
gbds.
Jolt MOSEI3o k , ole Proprlotor, 27 tlertiftudt•St ;-I , P. Y.
n ,-
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLB.,
ifrepar - fbi from a proscription of Sir J. Clark; ;ALT.,
Phybbillia bixtraordinary to tho Auconi.-
4 1 1:11S well knowq,mediejse isrtm
s
• .
position, but a sur e and sale rimody fur Female'
Difficulties and Obstructions; from any arose whatovor
and although a poWerful remedy, - it contains nothing
h urtlu 1 'to tho constitution.
To Married Lddles RIB pectins* suited:: Wyrill, in
a short time, bring orithe mtitithlY tidied with regu
larity.'
In all enquirer Nervous Spinial Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Ildivinegs Fatigue on slight 'sx
ertien',.l.'illpltiitiolvoli LeSitielis of ' Bpirlts,
'Hysterics, dick lieddadlte, Whites, anti all tips painful
diseages occasioned by a disordered system, •tiliese Pills'
will effect it Corn when all other-maim-Inm ailed,
These PtilAlnixe never-bean snott.ll Imre O.
direct lonettiat.Lo :liiiiiisdnfpanphletare st,ell, el/TO.
ed. FeefurtlierVartleulais, get it - pain Wet; - free, or
the agent. $1 and 0 postage stamps 'enclosed to' any
authorized agent, will insure a bottle, containing over
'6O pills, by return mall. • ' W. ELLIOTT,
Jan. 12, 18611-Iy. - Aglitit, J
WORK BONES, at, P Fo
lies, , fourists , Deaks, OcinfuctionarY .11oxim,
Oinnee.of all binds. . • . •
Doc. 15, 1805. • AT It AV-111=10KB,
•
30 IllintiVerdnisey,.lienson, Oringo,Llvondor, Rose,
Neuga, and Vanilla. ,
Ded 15, n 65. ._ __...
. .
TA ItIi;SSING„ CASES' r ! Ladies! ..and ,
jui G ant! in o n'a.
c. 15, 1505.
o '
'TY WHIT] LEAD
Vre
Manufacturod only by ~
f11:1041M1t1 - 4rf3b1191111;r:
iar, pa,lialbQinoolotilorn, •
ffird
plfith LIBE,
_ : ....psolerrod by %
bt Ii 011
youwill have no other.
' or '' '-
+••:,:::.i •- ale Ditill,
, No: 187. North
!Ann. 22,1888-?1y1
A YEARmade, •
40., a:M 4 816 :-raponcll-Toplp:
eXperieince .rieCosinry: °lin" 2 l4.;el.lhtite, `CeghlOrt;' nn
Tretuturere.of 3 Banks Indortie the clreuhtr 404 t free
taith amities, Addfosr, the: Ainerkatt Seetiell
Workepprlognel‘Vormont.. t`. • • ,
J41y27,-18,00--3m. • ' • • • • '
; NTIOLIN , Guitnt Strings ) , Violin
acc” 1113, t Jowolry atorPo,
Q01:11 Agency for:tbd sale ofibiorton'a
►J Gold Pons, - The now Jowokyjltore, Must:Nola.
• •
:DYE - 00101V4 - '
• - AT .R.A t iaTONiA . ..
July 1., HAL • .
SPEOTAQLES, of 'Mila& n and prices,
to stilt all ages, at the now Jewelry Otero, East
min Et. •
, . _
REDUCTION IN PRICE
AMERI7,,WATCHES,
Macitinti WA g
TRAM SiAbS.
ssaro,,o l at
ditties for nuaru atuzing wohavo reducoir our
' to as a point as %boy can bo_plactal
' With Gold and ear,
c au rr
•
our f
price •
to 'll e t p n e An D ort e llitZsta g Zar=i n uTi I%V ( 2.
—Th , test of ton yearu and the manufacture and sal& '
of
• I Dann than 200,600gWatches;
have given ',Mr productions the vary highest rank n.
eon g thnolsoopors- Commouchig_wlththef_deternii- _
natiop to make only thoroughly excellent watches; -, c
- 1/11o b Ec i g n ifaiMitlUNVAIMITIZ IA
' can crortrhavo - bcOn—unable-to-supply-to --demand.
We Ave repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
unti they now cover over three' acres of green , Red
IV e ccomT PO 011 01 ght-hn 0 4 venrk.
in
"n
• Pj XX I afg ) alAzi
IV are ftl ylj a in a Um e
i
MOI ' l TIIAN ONE•IIA LP OP ALL TUE WATOIIIIS
Bop IN TUB UN iyED STATES. The different grades,
e-titinguished thin followlvgtrado.marks on the'
1. 'Alm:dean .Watch Co." Waltlada, Mass.. '
__•
'Appletou, Ttacy Co." Waltham, Nam:
W. PP. $: Bartlett,' Waltham, Mom.
r
n. Elify.”. •
5.
il i brat "" E 'Pr "V 3'dy g ATCY4 ro '."l77ilfau 4 k7 li tils ili g: qui-4°
6. par next polity of Ladles' watch is named IiP.S.
klartlett,' - Walthamoklass. -These are furnished
u great variety of sizes and ptyles Of cases.
Ti,, American Watch Co. of.Witithaur, Mass., au
thor xos us to state that without distinction of trade
marl s or price ,
,AR V.14.1 4 UM'f0 1 ..' :14101;14. , ..9)1tY t V
to, be b ZanYricitplilA t rikri 7 tlTA her mitCP6 In
this icir ny-other country. Buyers should remember
that ;unlike the gearautee of a fofeign maker who can
tho Most thormiginntlritnYleatZWlMMllll MISVO. de.
feebly° in any partioular, it may always.be. exchanged
for another. As the American Watches made at Walt
, ham; orator-sale by dealtirsigonolally thttrughoutrthei
country, we, do no; solicit onion/ for single watcbes.
d)AUTTOtt...‘6'ho'pidilheitio - Cliuthinfed
ofrespgp4rl4o4mllurp.,,;/nl.c.lsoasseAliti&fqupkQ~OJtll,
will be posrecut - cd.- • "
nI t + l,
Agents for the American Watch Omni:Any,
IS2 Broadway, N.Y.
Supt. 28, 1806-,lm
-lenge Competiktion. !
tlio way of variety; ole6i.iWiff'iltyl6 . ;.
j_
.quallty and c4canuccspf my stock of Dry Goode.-.
Especially would I call elittontiontto darga MN..' •
meat of
j LADIES' DRE]SS
„
ithich I ;infected ayttb!apoeinlettmiry
and Now York maihets a -few days sham, Also; my
three gUro oblong combinatht,
H 0 0 P T , •
decidedly the motAlmrantst.plittlithdiltltellge, giving
the Weareo,,the most artistic loom.
Likewise, a yarietv?l, l Y,ltite.4ooft, mph no
Plaid cud 6tei`beir CYnihrlcs; '
Plain, Plaid and Striped Nalusooks,
Swiss Mull, Mahon awl
Brilliants, Linen Ilandlte tiers, Ac., kr.
Cottenades, old Duck,
Gingham, „ Denhue,
Kentucky Jeans, Shlitiirg, Sit a,
_oml:tea - wham._ 'Pickings,
" Blue Cambries, Chicks,
" Blue Nankcena, Diapers,
Brown Nankeens, Lancaster
k , ( A? )
11211Aprf 24,113 N 3.. i kill It./ !, kif 111
ALL TO BB lIAB AT
-WM. A. 2'ILES'
NollaikKitiVlVEßTraTr y
fir:
ti-ar
NEXT DOOR 0 R. KIEFER'S , ANO DR. ZITZER'S.
OEIENCIK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
--.•
FOR LIVER' OOMVIIAINT..
A SUBSTITUTE FOE CALOMEIA
lIE
If your bowels are costive,
l' O ir r i ; - rf - 147
If you linv .c
t„,
If your brOatli Is bad,
TRY THEM
If you foul drowsy,
11 you are low spirited,.
- -TR - Y7TILEI4I.
Up:on hayc a ack headache
if you liar° talthn , crcltietcib'inuch,
TAKE A FULL. DOSE.
They only cost 25 cants a box.
-Blue Mass, -and other preparations of Mercury, - ac t
tually produce more suffering and death than . the dia.
eases which they Prole.; to cure. And yet this cpyra
siso
prLserte rt rltl y s u
them ai n m c c o d s
t b,Lt i h v o . I ?I?
Sn i tt 13 .
plaint,.Coosumption of Liffigs,-.&c.
THE MANDR'AIKE=PIDLS , .
are composed entirely of iootknnilVerbri, htalised from
the great storehouse of Natsire, and their salutary ef
fects will appear as soon aa the medicine is brought to
tint—test-of—a—fair—exp'orlunellt 'telt idClna .VAN_
DRAKE PILLS do not produce any nausea or sickness
of the stomach ; but when given for Dyspepsia, it may
be proper to use them in connection with SCIItNCK'S
tillAW KED TONIC.. By thidjudichnts treatment the
digestive faculties a te speedily rostrired to their Tull
%URI:, and the worst cases of indigestion may be cured
' hen we reflect that tho liver is the largest Inter
nal organ et the body, that to it Is /widened the impor
tant duty of filtering the blood and preparing the bile,
that It is subject to many disitrders, and that when It
Is diseased or Inactive the whole body sutlers sympa
thetically, it Is not surprising that, a medicine which
can restore the healthy oneratinds of the Liver should
produce wonderful changes in the general health, and
effect cures which may appear to be almost miraculons.
Headahhedf long . cbotinuaure, seisms paint, In thisolde, ,
breast and shoulders, aching of the limbs, a feelin, of
'general weakness and wretchedness, and other.alarm
ing and distressing symptoms, indicative of imporfeet
or disordered artless of tho liver, aro speedily removed'
by the use of SCIIENCK4 MANDRAKE PILLS.
nativeness, piles. bitter or sour„ernetations, , and..
thatlittleserihithgfetdini;4 oPii.s4/9,4unielgelf.±lo-
ty,:languor, lothatgri 3 OvntAlspretidberOttpf tkochich
unfit to mars lei ttidmatiihruifielircir VdslisW and the
enjoyment of , life, are all rolleviScl' by the use of
SOD KNOWS MANDRAKE PILLS.
Dr. - SCllENCR.—Dearkihmlrtske•pipagure in - :sending
you a certificate in' addition RdlfirtnY 3 , 6dhat6 already
received from suffering humanity. I can scarcely find
language sufficiently strong to express my heartfelt
Pmtifiention of the wonderfeLcuresyour MANDRAKE
ILLS and SEAWEED TIIIQ Ifftvqt Meted in the en
tire cure of ono of them Wilfbloin-viiiiesof the Offec.
.tioh of the ILver. For three years I outland beyond de
scription; all my friends, as.well as-myself, came to the
conclusion that my time in this life wall short. Such
WO the terrible condition to which I was reduiodthat
lifq to ma had become a bust,lum,L my :whole • systein
was in d state of intlanunatleni , l could not oat, I
culla ant sleep; my whole body was fille'd with pain;.
swelling would arise in my wrists and ankles, render
ing them totalliiiseleSi. On several occasions I was
attacked with a rusher blood to the head, which wool('
full me to the grourut,atuttlyffutPdoteattrffl away for
dead. 1 applied te.leaelMammiikinttiphyalelaos of our
slit, who administered all the medicines that .they
_thought would reach my calm, but of no avail.
040 014. 4104 4 lig Fo.lll't 09 110 ,/nona . 11 g q,etyiadrl
1,1.0" Id, uv n lasi resort, to drink cod,liver oil. Not
relishing the horrid trash I declined to take it. Acct•
dept. put your advertiseinent in my ho ,•
tro•you ; ynu examined MO and Mid me the nature of
:any dbease. You thiffLoydetefLmo.theiLllls-and-Tonic
with nifobservance of OV,,ilailgiqg youp9va that in
one wee., 1 wolffrfintlltYttolf)l42lbor`Maht.:_—rif.lloll'
ed your advive.`rtrid, — ltffTottpreffibtfiLiiii astonishing.
curs was effected. I continued your Pills and Tonic
for sonievihne, and now thank God • for his. - . goodnesty,
r - v
uutTj tailt I MIL fele lid 1 iiiffe7l7aViiiiC irinfife
to peufeet health. 1 most earnestlirocounuend those
who ere suffering from affection of theliver to give
your Pills and Tonic. a fair trial, and a cure will •he ofi
LTiv th e ' t:ll•L b e:Tc ° ll l rel t; .' 1%7171;1°111ton }pulled(
t na:
zone may require Will bo freely given-by the Subserl,
„bpi, athis residence, No. 812 Federal street, betwouil
-Bth street and Paktsyuitk- rood., .
r " . ' j '''''' ''''' .."CIIART.Es JoiiNsw $ N . e . Li L.
Formerly Printers' Ink Manufacturer.
pri. SOH LINCK will ho profesaionally xi lila,priurdpal
eke, No. 16 North Sixth stroot. corner of`Cbdolfrfarea,
PHILADELPHIA, every, Saturday, frota • o it. In. until
4. - p. - m.•, - No.- 32 Bond - atroot ;`Now - York, - "Ovary - Tuosdny
from 7 to 3; Noi - 38 illuiriblun'lrtioat,PosterrAltiSi.,•sivory
Wednesday, from 9 to 3, and every other Friday at log
Baltimore street, Baltimore, 61d. All advieo froo, but
. for a thorough examination of the luuStl .
lio
spiroinoterlin-oliargo le three dollars„, •• •
Pried of the P almon le Syrup and Elmwood Tonic, eriSII
$1.69 per hotilo, or $7.10 per half_ ibizen:e i6landhake.
Pills, 26 emits per box. , a
" • • •' •
For salu by all Prugglats nd Dealers.
• •
aau.l,lBo6—ly -
; • ,
9[ l ll..E_s.liison & Ilatn Cabinet Organs,
jz forty different styles, ailspte4 to sacred and soon
; ler musk, for $BO to $OOO Ofteli: IMIFTY-ONE GOLD
"ori SILVER LINDA L'B, or other first premiums award.
od'them.• 411pAr4t.p.1,00tI4nives*pe. Address, MA
SOH HAMLIN,' 11052014, sir MASON BROTHERS,
NOW Wulf.
lopt. •
1806-Iy.
"111010 E S.E - G . ARS & TOBACCO,
=
AGRIC ' '
a :
_ . Pall set q, .
.1,
1?A 1865
tHE Farm!: . an d letribers 'of the,
Agricultural, Society will remember that our
next fall Meeting a d Exhibition will commence on
N d 2.17 a n d n l Vaa ' h
41 4 a 21 1MT=
tifo tut& for tho exhibition of orees greatly length
ottiod,rind *ltalie increased In number. — And Itlif - cen;'
3 - telriplatad that wirwill have tile extenslvo exist.'
bltlon that has oven boon 4orj.t.*A . All parsons at home
'AO abroad are invitod.to part - blip:detail exhibltere and
spectators !
I V order of the Pe I nt. -
r AI I 4 3 IEL . d. ORM; '
julY 2 0; *- 181 4, 1 / 7 II" 4 "'d '• • " 4 - "iNf IPV4t4r*l
_AT anyEmitilics:'
Eitore.
libiebpiiifiirnial !AIM&
jlemptimorp ab 43114 pubilo y o u rally,t4n2 ., h4lsgs
•
. .. , ,
SIB Family crooorirrlto3l Pitt Stroot ,T 9 t he. corrOr
..of POiiifrot and-ritt , Striefi, fin' 1164ritildtrickiiottri;AV
•
ritichboo jurt•boou thorough , ly ropaired . orl rOfittod.
orproOrly for ,higrabitoinessor. blr..etoak , ftrtelsteJorli
1111 A-chum tkosortmont of,
I.OCERIES.
. Wooden_ nif
_Queonswaro f - _
cotnprishus-nvory thing in illy line of trade. Tam in
constant communication with.the miturn cities. and
Will be /n.daily receipt of the NEWEST - and • PlOp311;
BST GROOBItLEB the Streign . markets afford .
forget the place Cart's Old earner. ,•
. • • •. .
, • •
(Wale, Much 30,1800. - JOHN P. BMW "
TRY IXTRINI
ISMIIMiI
.T.STONI3.:
IL ,o
CARVO CORNER,
(lEMBEREANO . VAL EY' -
. - • _ .
•
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‘,.!14,1Th •
~... . F.,,Ahte? V i ttiA. • ..t.. A
Fa I. 4r1.)4i1,7 ~,,,,,, ''.. ii• -• .
e,.3!...__..- r..., ..
• CHANGE
1".1141C
O.P---";bURS.
•
I.and after MONDAY, May 21st,
Ina 166, Passenger Trains will run daily as fellows,
n aysTrn I tit) ; 14; t',.._,, : .
~.,.
1 _
i
TWARR. - "' -
AC 011.110DATION TRAIN leaves . llarriebutg 8.40
... MMechanicsburg 9.18, Carlisle 9 67, Nowvlllo 10.34
Shipnonsburg .11.07, Chanobersburg 1.19 P. 11., Green.
cast: .43, arriving at Hagoretown 2 10 , P.,111.
51 •
-A I, TR*lNiellita DarriOntel"
2.00.-11,i- Neellah
sb g 2:33ioLirllllo 3.00,N0wvi110'6.40, nippenalairg
10, phimborsburg 4:50, Greencastle 6.26, arriving at .
Ugelstowri 6.55 P.. 51. . _ .
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Harrisburg 4.15 P. .111.,
ISloesburg 4.6 X cariluip 0-g, ,Nowy i11e,6.62;, Ship
pons
urg 6.21, arrlviit afehluiebotwilnfrg at 6.60`P. M.
kA , IXED TRAIN loaves Chambersburg 8.20 A. 1I,,•
iroo bu stle 0.30 arriving at Hagerstown 10.16 A..M.
•
EASTWARD.
mfr .. . .
— AO OMMOTrAtWilialtAltltilkakvorlialuktabialburg
M., Shipponaburg 5.45, Nowlin° ,0:10, Carlisle ,
. 0.50; ochanlcaburg - 7.21 - arl lv lug — at Harrisburg 7.00 -
A.. . ,
5,1A1L TRAl_slyaval nagprstown 8.10 A. Al., Groan
rgisstb, 8.45, rhaltbaratifirg 9:25 - ,'Shippinsturg 0,55;
our0i11e,10.0; Cirlisim/1.03, Koshanicaburgll.s7, an.
drink at Harrisburg 12.10 P. 51.,
ENPRESS TRAIN . leaves,_llageratown 12 00 - X.,
Grooneautio 12.30, ' Chambersburg 1.10, Shipponiburg
1.43, Nowv l . llo 234 ;Carllsle 2 6B, 51ochapicsburg 3.20,*
arriving at linlTftlitigl.ss•P: ii,
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Ilagaratown 3.05 P. M.,
clVastle 4.00, arriving at Chamberabuig 4.50 P. 51.aq
Making 010 conuoctions at Harrisburg with
"lilt ria.twantlfromfflhiladolphia, Now York, Pittsburg,
lialtijauhunil 59ashington.,
I ~ a, ~,,, ..,: .' • '., !.,"*".--.„ 4 9. 57; LULL,
Ilt ROAD OFFICE, '1 . - •- •
.11 am orsburg, May 1t.1 . 86(3. f , •
' ING RAIL ROAD.
ptmlvirgit IkRA.7(OE Or!
- JUNE nth, 18 88 .
G, MEAT. T, P K 44N
.E. FR OM
THE
North
41;d 1 N61411..West, - !6 , 4 l lillattelphia; Noir -
, i
1, York ltuading, Pottsville, Taumqua, Abbland,Lobanon,
Alle' town, Easton, Ephrata, Litis , , Lancaster, Comm. on:tits.l ....11.,....; ,- ~!;:. - • •, J . ~, I.: ,
TrAina lealtanlarriebarg,for Now Stark:, an follows:
- -A,t,, 0.90, 8.10 and 0.04,13111., and 2.10 and'o.ls P. M.,
- corrneging o with similar:Trail:Won the :POODFIYIVIIIIIIII. -
Rllll Itoati 4 and:arHylng at. Now, York at 0.00 and 10 10
A. MI, 4.11444 5.20 and:10.45. P. M. Sleeping - Cora ae
colnying thii-.2.00 A. M., and; 0.16 P. M., Trains;
with ut change. ----„,
L VO. Harrisburg for Reading, POttsville, Tamaqua,
Minqrsviile, Ashland, Pine_Crove Allohtown and Phil
"adoliihia, atB.lllPAyl4,,:and 210 lend j.lO P. M.,' stop
ping;at Lebanon Aba prfliellial 1 ay Station's; the 4.10
P. 14. Train leaking couneetions,fer Columbia and
Philadelphia only. Noe Pottsville; Schuylkill'llaven
and Auburn,. vin . Schuy,lkill aqd Ousquellanna - ]tall :Road, Icavo Ilarriknird lit 920 "P.M. 'I
Returning: Leave Now York at 7.00 and 9.00 A. 31.,
12.09 Noon and 8.00 P. MI Philadelphia at 815 A. M.,
and 9.30 P. 31., Way Passougor -Train loaves Phila.
dolphin at 7, l 3 94.,:3l,o3,turninglfroMPßEsqling nt111.105
P 7 31., Realtt-AttAlls - Sgatlotial Pottiiilleut 9:45^A.'
M. and 2.151'. M.; Aiddand 0.00 and 11 30 A. 31., and;
1.05 0. M; Talnaqua at 0.15 A. M., and 1,00 and 8.65
Leavo Pottsville for Harrisburg,. yla Schltylk_i_liAnd-
Susquehattnaltall itoad.'at 7100 A - . - 31:" • •
Reading' ,Aceeinmodation Train, L,caiols Reading at
6.00,a Viiil; Yoturning front Philadelphia of 5.00 P. 31.
Columbia Rail Road TrrilliSleave hooding at 6.45 A.
M., 12.05 Noon and 6.15 P: M. for Ephrata, Litlz, Lan
caster, Columbia, Ac. -
On Sundays : Leavo'Nitv Woil at 'B.OO P. St., Phila
dolphin 0:00;A,- m., and--8,1-6-P,M,, tho 8.00 A.lll. Train
running only to Reading. Pottsville 8.00 A. M. Tam
aqua 700 A. M., Harrisburg 005 A. M.. and Reading
at 1.03 and 7.30 A.lll,lbr Harrisburg, and 10.62 A. M.-
for Now York. and 425 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Miloago, Season ; School and ExCur
sten Tickets to and from all points, at reduced Rates.
Baggage checked through : 80 pounds allow ad each
Passenger. ;,,
I r-,i v -,.. ,:- sr • 0. A J NIcoLLS, - '
'' ' .' " ' deheritl MiFerintondent.
Reading, Pa. Juno 25, 1966..
ES'ypy'ScOTTAGE ORGANS,
,
. ''''.. • 4.103•..;'.44::... 4. "
P.
,Z:,_3l, t` = , •
Cottage; Organ
~
rhtai
ARE not only unexcelled, but_they are absolutoly
-anoqiidlado-bye - inr-othOr-flood-Instrumeut-In-the
country. Designed oxprossly for Churches and Schools,
they aro found to be squally well adapted to thp'parltir
and dra - 171 g-room, -- For-sale only
'by - - -
E. M. BRUCE,
N 113 North SEVENTH Street, PHEADELPIIIA.
/r-Also RADBURI"S PIANOS, an docomplete as
sortment oft JIRFECVIELODEON.
The Family, Grocery..
TII aubseribers, having taken the
Family Grocery Store of Monasmith'4 Baker,
on !Main St., adjoining F. Gardner & 'Co's Machine
Shop . and Foundry: - have just opened a new - and ele
gant tiasortment of 0 ROCKRIES, GLASS and•QUEBNS
WARWaelected with greet care' for family supplies,
whirls they, will boll at the very lowest. prices fcr
cash. 'Barry artier& in thlrellne of Fancily Groceries
will always bo kept fresh and chem. They also call
,particular attention to Ulf,
Eureka Patent 1: Glass - .Fruit Jars;
of wiiiclOthey Lave the exclusive agen
cy fir Carlisle, and which has proved
1. superiority over all other cans or
s al jars pow In, use by its gcent tlmplieity,
_y (loping An
ult,
i 4 g E ,... : 1 the extrhordinary ewer with which it is
(4
sealed and opened, without injury for
1 future use , No family,should purchase
other jars 'without first examining the
PATENT Eureka, if they want to buy the best.
We have aIsoRNOX"'S PATENT STEP
IJALADDER, an article which no house
•enb,
- keeper should be -without. Also,
'" • solebrated WASHING MA
• CHINE, only Five Dollars,' and he
Amldon UI,IIOITNE§, MfRINGER,, both , of whl4 ey,
corlfittinltly rebomtneinid. to give` •onffie 'eat action.
Tho have also been appointed Agents for} e ink of
I „EARTHEN DRAIN PIPES,
to
h ihich the ttentio'n of FafiborAand
ot ra needing then, an the Vest end cheap,pst article
-to be found for convoying water ihrcugh lards and
bare-yards. Also a variety'ef 'other articles, ouch as
DO /It hi ATS;Of,roelenl kiddy nod prices.
stipply Of Irearr Herring and
All kinus of Salt Fish, put up,, this Spring. Also
Flour In barrels and sacks and Food by the bushel.
MARTIN' & GARDNRR.
7 4.15 44 : :-; •' t••• •
'Walker - & Claudy,
,(§l,/pp_ . ,e§gpTs:,t9 J,,,,Dhq(sTgas,),
tTHE thibscribo . rs - feeppafully _ inform
Qht publin htgeperal, tent they have purchased'
Tin and Sheet:lmm .I , :stabllshmentuf Mr. Gergas,
tau. of the Court Holm ' where they are prepared to
al.W.LUsnodatalhe.P.dreuapf the old estwbllaunent and
all'others who may, favOr,thero , with - their- work._
yoU want the 'refrbbit , - • -
---
00-O.KING ,STOVE
_ -
•
at ty' u lowest pricel come ,to us.. All. insured for six
menthe or longer. We have pothlug on.band but the
• best.bakors, anibiVarrant then:lto be such, for we keep
none other,. Come/arid somthe.gronevarloty. We can
give hundreds of testimonials if desired.
COME and - SEE,
out Parlor mid billii4. ' Sto ' Sios folAl:eoci or cool
-- —HEArI'ERS-A - ND -- ItANGEe i
8 tatlilitairy And'l"ortablo.l.: , ,
1 1 11 114 '4 VV.atijEliM '
Of. - ah hinds In-great variety - made froin - tha vory best
tla-plate. All you need In our line con be had from
usmt a eavlmeinzrian fa! k• )1i 1- •
at, our Stomand Ware Rooms, In rear of th - CConr
Was& and you Wlll save money In your, purchases
It Ivllefully pay you 1,0 curio.: .
In Rooting arnlEpoutiog done at short notice
strict attention to ..bnslnesd the" underslgneil
hope to merit nail' Forivo a, liberal] abate ofibublle
patronage. 9 , .
WALKER & OLALIDY.
Juno 20,
,SQO-Iy.
• ,
The Oarlisle - Cook ! . -
-
•
Ti) NEW AND OLD HOUSEKEEPERS:
1 .
new and perfect .P.,11 . .11..:.,,.7.. - ,.. , •....- : .: ... .- ..:
. 1. / k.
_ • • ct AirtightrGaa Con
suming Cooking Stwo for Coal or Wood. •
...
ADM 109riI1 ANDIIME"IT I'. :.'
I
.Af our foundry and Stove Rooms, Main St.,.
-Carlisle
_.,. 'FlAliainWalttilitiitaiiiildne4ll4lialscal hada,.
ski: and gotton up expressly for our use. We' there-
THE 'CARLISLE COOK I
It combines every nine' and Valuablif. improXotiout:
In Cooking Stoves. • It is exceedingly handsom e in ap.
EgT•rfiri' l likrTilAh t it i n t tiTi d it"fiZ7:4l,llt
and moskromplete Cooking Store in the country. We
cast two slum, adapted to the wantiorboth largo, and
"small -families. , 11xporlencod Housekeepers will. find
,upon'olitlmination that the'''. , c , ". ' .
K0k1114 , 13-4.ltilita .1.;.t !' . 0 00 0 K •
'opuiCailp3ViilVigiiiaq'lbr ocOnonlytend ; egicierley In
-cooklrig.m.Tlia ,publlc,,maspoclally ~ ccquosted - Co call
slfal!. IS,lllf A' , A fire ponfitlontA,wlll fully recommend
1 " Bli , rfili j glifigli.;"M4t'•,;:. 't. '/Ititriiilarta co.
.. ..••., . ........
.. .•
i.tocli..Teloctr : l9....
.SfAiligetii3sdruriiiii,t4 ; oiiii-bVet•-q4ality
,06erzes,..rioisioLt_s,
..3pices ) ll:lltts y ded.','
I - '
selling olTaVt cir ..
eyy lowssflirTeinis ILI lirtliii FMK%
ottiennsylvan a, " , . ~„-----
~....i., !..,"': .-., - -,., - .. FOR 0.0E(.:_.: .-; • . : 1 - • - :
'
Cali iiie4:l3stincy,yours7lves of the trtith,of:the mos-
Be . ; al, igno. ••• • • . . . NMI, On/VTI
. I
STOP - AND' LOOK N.
A W, Ffidlay's' Tinaai Sh6p, East
,Uoitther St., Sign of the Mid Codee Pot when
you COO see the Finest, Cheapest, and nest ..
- COOKING 6'l' l o'7EB.
Ever bfferoll in Carlisle-he has on littod the latdst im
provttl Paterne, such ne theeelebrated
dinriey Sheaf Cook, :
• 'troll Sides, - _ •
• : • Prarie Plower,
And Continental,
• •
• Red Room and Mao Stoves of tho latest Pattorna
and brat quality. Tim ahoy e Cook Stoves are all.wa - rrant.
Od to grto entlro satisfacti on. Iloollng,Spontlng, Mat.
•er Tlmand -.Sbeet.lrom work-done In - the
neatest manner and at short notice, all kinds of Tin
and Sheet Iron warn constantly on hand for house fur.
nlehlug, • • •
FRUIT CANS and JARS.
"%Sri, of the hest eior offorod to the nubile. Fridley
. andCornman'S Soif-Healing and &if Testing Cana and
- Jars auto, Fisher's Paant; - tho above Cans and:Mrs can.
not be eurpassoti in nny market.
.
F G9E S
Thu best brick, Sett, afid Portablo'Furnaces Direr of.
•feroll to LIM public, for solo by Wm. Pridloy.: East
Louther BC, Carlisle.
Call anttsoo them in use at
and°. Ploming's Carlfslo:*- •
Thankful for elni Liboral Patrohage heretofore ox
tended ho hopes by Maid attention to business and
desko to pleaso all to merit n continuanco of the,saroe.
March 23,1806-Iy.
COAL AND LUMBER.
IEIAVING as-
F °elated with
c. • AL _11:40.- -_
~,rt Mr. 0. Fred. Shrom In
6. 5 .r . " . .. ;: mt...... ,, -- - 2 the Coal and Lumber
~.. . ...., --or.. businm at tho old
~..../r. ~r , :
. Stand of Delaney and
::;;-:-..:,.-,. ...;,..;
..... =z ..hair, whore wo will
--
hoop the best and
. .
CLEANEST COAL, • -•
in the Market, and perfectly dry. Kept ;Anger cover.
Tarnillos, will do well to trx is ; ns wo are doter.
mined thrall cleaner coal. and at as low prices as any
other yard In tho tnwn. Try on and be convinced.
We have also on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBII.7?
usually kept in a first Class 'Lumber yard which we
will
,seg.ps low, or lower titan_ the'. lowest
Jain.V2 1966: , DELANOY k tzlino3f.
01*I.X)SITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE
[Pre:mir - i;ii>-"lp' - Best' 'crwarde,
_cit hll ani - iity_,Fatrs sinc,q,lBs7.]
Fitruiturnef all varlet,le - s - and Styles of Foreign and
Domenic manufacture, from the, finest resewood and
.Mtillogany_to-tlm..l43V.catpriced,uMp e_a
lnd pine.
Parlor, I
~ ,
Chamber, A
. Dining - room," FURNILTURbi:"I
..,
. Kitchen and
Ce
Embracing every 'ertiele used - tiy House and lintel
keepers, of the most approved and, fashionable * tresign
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture In setts,
reception'and Clung - Chairs, Mattrmises, alit frames,
pictures, he., he.
ra_Sarticular attention given as usual to funeral.;;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderate terms.
Mara, 21,1884
.RE INSITRANCE;. •
Men and Eastpennsboro' Mu
re Instrradco Compriny of Cumberland
nporated by an act of Assembly, in - the
id having rocpntly had Its charter extend
ir 1883, Is now in active and Vigorous op.
under thaauporintendenco of the following
board of Managors, viz:
William 11. 0 orgas, Christian Stayman,-Jacob Eberly.
D. Daily, Alex, Cathcart, J. 11. Coovor, John Eicholber
ger, Josoph Wlelcenham, Sara Eberly, Moses Brickor,
Rudolph Illartlia, Jacob Coover, and I. C. Dunlap.
The rategofinsurance are as low and favorablo as
any Company of the-kind in 'the State. Persons wish
ing to become members aro Invited to moke applica
tion to the agents of oho Company, who are willing to
-wait upon thorn at any time.
OFFICERS OF TIM — COMPANY..
r~a~
v~~_.
- s
k~~
WM..R. GORGAS, President, Ebony'sMEN, Corn.
mil:aid county.
ALEX. CATHCART, Vice Presidout• Mechanicsburg,
lumborland county.
_JOHN-0, DIINLAP,..Soct'y.' Mechanicsburg, Cumbdr.
Ind county,
DANIEL BAILEY, Troasurer, BOlsburg, York Co.
Salliara_ l 3...aargaa,-.Alex.-Cathearh-J4-(7. Dunlap
Caul& Bailey, Christ,o Stajuuan, Jacob 11. Coovor, J.
seph nickersham, J. Elcholberger, Bloses lirkksr, Ja
cub Coover, Jacob •Shorty, Jame Anderson, John 13
Coover.
Cumberland county —John Sherrick, Allen; Henry
Zoarirt, Shiremanstown; La Fayettee Pallor, Dickin
son ; ITenry Bowman, Churchtown;. Modo Griffith,
South Middleton; Samuel Graham, Woat l'onnsbor•
ough ; Satnuol Conver, Mechanicsburg; J. W. Cock
tin, ; .1. Saxton,'_Silvorsrjug ; John
Byer, Carlisle; Valentine Fooman, Now Cumberland;
Wm. 11. Woodburn, Nowville.
York cAnty.—.limos Griffith, Warrington V.
Deardorff, Dillsburg; Dual Rutter, Fairviow ; John
Williams, Carroll; Adam Stevens, Goldsboro'; J. S.
Dierdorti, Mulberry I'. 0.
Dauphin county.—Jacob Homer, Harrisburg
LYNCH 85-FOOTE;
Plumbers & Gas Filters.
Tho subscribers inform the public tha
lhoy still continuo the
GAB FITTING AND PLUMBING
usines at tho Old Stand in the basement of tho
lethodlst Church. They mill attend promptly to a
.uoluess in their line.
Load and - Iron Pim, Hydrants, Hot and cold
S ITO WERTRA
Water Cloaete, Force and Litt Pumps, Wro't \Vilified
Tubes, Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Wash Ra
sins, 113 , dr - suite Rams, Ac., And every dascriptiou o.
cocks and fittings for gas, steam, water, Ac. Superior
cooking ranges, heaters and gas fixtures put up in
churches, stores and do f Wogs, at short notice, lh the
most modern style. All materials and tvoik In our
line at IOW rates undAvarrontati.
us_Country work and jebblwg promptly attended to
'July L. 3.8111..
•
HASDWARE STORE:
THE old Hardware Stand of Lewis F.
Lyn°, has passed into the hoods of W. IL Miller
A. Bowers, who are now traosactrng business un
der the coins nod style of •
MILLER & BOWERS. • •
The new 0r,,, harejust 'returned from the , city and
two' now prepared to fulnish-to the public at the lowest
prices, all kinds of
FORE IGLIV .
Flardwlly, Coach Trlvaing,-Paiute, Oils, „. •
• GLASS VARNISH, .
..4c. A lock into their store will convince all that thdy
have enough of goods to fully supply the demand In
this market. Persons wanting goods in our line will
• ilicd•it to their adrantago to give us a sail.. ,All orders
personally and promptly attended to. . • „
July 7, 1865. ' , .... -
PURL LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
do,fiabro and bettor work at a givou Cost,
than any other I Try it I Manufactured only by
ZIEGLER & BMITII.
Wholosala Drug, Paint & Glass Dealers;
• No. 1137 North Third Street, Phlladid.,
. Jan. 22, 18613—1 y. ,
.Presents fOr all at Taverstick's.
WRITING Desks, Papier, Mackie,
Rosewood & Walnut.
Deo. 15, 1865. • AT 11AVERSTIOKB.
Always - On Hand.
A Largo and varied stook of Groceries
Qiieonswaro, • .
Sauces, Fish, ae. ite., which I ant selling at the very
lowest Cash. Prices.
Thai,' Indebted to the imbweriber, and particularly
those in arrears for a longth of time, will come forward
and promptly pay up, As longer delay swill not law sub ,
.niltted to,
, Nod. 3,143 W
Bryans Pulmonle Wafers,
'AT RALSTON'S
Per. 11,1863
fr_._good Iltotograph_is,wortiOqi-doz
en•poor ono.. Who_wlll_glvo poor plotyro to
mad 1 - All PIiOTOORAPIIB madb at
LOCITAAN'S ROOMS, .
Atli warranted to give satisfaction or they will be re
-1;14,20, '
_splPES;,,Tobac'co, (smoking `and 'chow - •
lug) and Sogara, at Haveratlek's Drug and BoOk .
torn. •
,
yo.,r AMES.----500 pairs..Mmos ,on hand
,of all Mode. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
- Cornman do., with and without patent4lieteninge
cheaper than ever at 11. SAXTON'S, :East !.Jain et.
July 1,180..
lyon, 'English Refined,
41 OE:NTS lb., Neils, Hops
'•• 57,25,
ina_irrything cilia in itogortlon et - , '
HENRY SAXTON'S.
July 7, 1868
ltEEriaisio illivapron
,
Nproll 00,1960. =OMR 11/L0413.
OEM
=I
IMEMEM
CANNED FRUITS,
WM. BENTZ.
New Watch, Clock,
AND
JEWELRY STOLZ&
HEYSINGETI, respectfully an- .
I nounces to the citizens of Carnet° and the
surrounding country; that ho has oponod an entire
new stoch. of Watches 'Clocks, Jujyttry, ke., consisting
In part of Gold'and Silver, Anterican, English and ,
Babe Watches, Ladies Gold Watches and Chains, Finn
Joweirydn seta; Finger and Ear Itingti," Shove Buttons, .
hr, Gold Pons of Illortools celebrated manuficturo at
his published rates, Sllvor and Plated Wuro, Castorid,
Fruit Bask*, Forks, Spoons, .tc.•, Clocks In (+dory earl°.
tyand'of all prlces..Spectoclealn Gold, Silver, Stout and
Plated Frowns, to suit all agos. Accordeons, Violins
and Violin Stritigh, Ac. To which bid invdtos thu at.
- el tho people,-hoping to-rocuivuirliberal-shar,
of patronage. •
-
Room In East Main St.,_ near Saxton's "Hardware
Store..
. •
- .Alliands or Watches, Clocks, Jewolry, Accoriblons,
&c., nettly and substantially repaired nod warranted:
Work•ddho promptly.
.
Play 4,1860.
Cumberland Valley Rail Road Cora
-- . tiany.
FREIGHT •DtPC', CARLISLE:
THE Cumberland' Valley, Pennaylva-
Ilia. and Northern tientral,Stall.Road. Companies'
'Lave math - fan Itirangenlentd to do a
Joint '.&eight and Forwarding ihtsiness.
bet Ween the . Cities of Phlladelphia;Baltirnore and New
York. The Cumberland, Valley Rail Rout. Compan)
will open their Freight Depot at Carlisle on the
January 1860 for tho receipt and shipment of ail goosta-t
entrusted to them.
Freight to be forwarded by this arrangement must --
be •left ,at Pennsylvania Roil Road Company IS opot
corner of 15th and Illaisket Bt., Philadelphia. -North.
ern Central 'Rail Road Company's Depot Baltimore
and Cumheiland Valley Bail Road Company's
Depot at Carlisle.
The public will find it to there interest to ship
through the Rail Road Company's Freight !louses and
by Company Cars.
~-.,-0-1,-. l 4lns7ri Styr-
•
J. & D. Rnc - 74:ts,
Freight Agent Carlisle
Doe. 22, 1865.
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
FLOUR --& - FEED,
c'"CCIAL, PLASTER & SALT
BEETEM & BROTHERS having
- purchased of Snyder k Newcomer their enty,
sift, Warehouse, (flentlerson's old stand,)bead of 111011'
street, bug loavo to inform the public that they
-continue' the Forwarding and Commission business on
a more ontensive scale than beretoforo.
The highest market price will bo paid for
,Flour drain
and I' educe of all kinds, .
- Flour-and Peed, Platter, Salt and :dray, kept con
stoutly on hand and for solo.
Coal of all kinds, ombrscing
Llr KENS VALLE Y,
LOCUST MOUNTALIN,
.LAVVI3ERI(Y; &c., &c.
Liumburners' and Illacksruilhs' Coal, constantly for
..sale, Kept under moor, and delivered dry to any part
of tho town. Also, all kinds of LUMBER constantly
on hand.
A-Daily Freight Line
will leave their Warehousii every Morning, at 7 o'clock,
arrive at Ilarrisburg at 11 o'clock,. and at Howard' & '•`
Warehouse, Nos. 808 and 810 blarket street
Philadelphia, at 8 o'clock in the evening of same day
-J. lIEETIiM & 111100.
Nov. 10, 1865
, .
•
• - 'BOOTS AND SHOES.
A I! the store of John Irvine, on th
E-cornar of - thopnblie,quaro, is tho place to
purchase Boots Shoos llltts,and Caps, at prices that
defy competition, -
He has just returned from tho - -tast with the largest
and Most eomplotogissortment of Dents, Shoes, hats &
Caps that he has over presented to ttils,rommunity,
and which he is determined to soil at 'the low - est pos.
Bible prices. Ills stock otabraces everything in his
line of bosinesS, Huth ae
MEN'S Sc-BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip Boots, Calf and l'atout Leather Oxford Ties, pal
and Patent Leather Caito, s, Calf lc pllifiers, Calf and
Hip Brogans, Slippers, ,S,c.
L A ,IV E A R,
Ni no-rrench and English LaLingGaiters, Morocco. Calf
and Kid Boots, Fine Kid Slippers, Fauey Slippers, Mor
foccc, and Kid Buskins, be.,
-MIS ES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR of a❑ deserip
lions embracing fiuo f e asting Gaiters, Idorrocco and
I;asting Button Boots, Morrocro Lace boom of alrkluds
fancy shoes of various styles slippers, be.
HAI'S A CAI'S, Silk, Cassimere, Fur and Wool flats
of all qualities anti styles, - also a - largo nssortniont Ml
-
STRAW HATS.
Donis and Shoes outdo to order at the shortest notice
Repairing ppomptly done. Confident of his ability to
please all classes of custinnera, ho respectfully- Inv Ron
the public to glee him a call,
10..11emembo7 the place, N-E-corner-of -the Public
Square. ..
JOHN IRVINE.
3 my 1, 1864
HAT Alsth CAP EMPORIUM.
rug HE undersigned respectfully announ-
C. to the public that he still centinuCe the haf
tug Business at the old stand, in West High etrcet,
and spite renewed and ,ifTlcient effort predate nal
cies of Dead Dress of
Every Variety, Style and Quality,
that „„ sall be strictly In keeping with the impflore
merit of the Art, nod fully up to the age which as
live. "---, I hove on - hani - la splendid sti
5.,4 7 1 asst;rtuont of
HATS AND CAPS fi"
•
ofall aoscrlptions, from the common-Wool
.to. th o tinust Fur- andaSilk ^llats;:ond . at:prices - that
Must suit every ono who as an eyo to getting tlit;
worth of his money. The .L atoch includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIMERE, BEAVER Si FELT nATs,
of every style and color and ,unsurpassed for Lightness
Burability and lintels; by those of any other establish
meat in the country.
Men's, Boy's and Children's liat's and Caps, of every
- deScription constantly - on band.
Ile respectfully invites all the old patrons and as
many now ones as possible, to give him n call.
J. 0 -CALLIO.
July 1;1.804. •
• • NEW ANI). , ERESII—..
I Qr - 4 0 0 0 r 0 .
'HALBERT & BRO.,
11 } A : j o I
ro N2 lo,, .j d u es t
to lo in t r u o
I :r ri n a th d oir f p r l o trrts thst tho
they have laid in Alamo and varied stock of Now and —
Fresh Goods at the lowest cash prices.
Their assortment la thorough and complots, contain•
lag everything necessaay to constitute a First Class
Grocery.
TEAS, COEPEES, SUGARS,
in greatest slut - misuse, mid at lowest cash...figures:—
SYrups,SpFeS, Canned Fruits, QUEIpISWARII .and
Crockery, Salt and 'Fish, Horns, Cheese, Crackers, •
Brushes, Baskets and Willow Ware.
Scgai.s and 'Tobacco, . •
of the choicest brands. Brooms, Buckets, and a
cmh
.gloto or •
FAMILY • GROC RMS.
Don't forget the old stand South ,East corner of
Hanover streets.
lIA BERT & 800.
Feb. 54, 18i4.
HARDWARE, IRON, EAILS, &c
AT lIENRY• SAXTONS
OLD AND
- - .
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,
PAY .71%.4.1N S2'REET
NEXT DOOR, TO THE 'GORMAN 1101/SE,
Lave ust •
returned from the East with,
j_ the larilis° add boot . s 6 olectlon of HARDWARE
over o ff ered in old - Cumberland, and am able to soil
the following articles n little lower than elsewhere In
the county. All °rams attended to personally and
_the
usual promptness. Goods deliVered to all
parts of the town FREE or CHARGE. iißMlllerOli; Rolled
and En dish Relined Iron, llorid•Shoe Iron, Ittnisla
Sheet Iron,-Ilurden's Horso and Mule Slums, Norway
Nall Rods, Sanderson's Cast Steel English and Aimed.
can 131ister Steal, Sleigh Solo Steol r ' Spring Steel, Car
ting° Sin Inge, Carrlage•Axlos, ha. Tho largest assort.
mont of
CARRIAGE & WAGON FIXTURES
yet offered, ouch or
SPOKES,
HUBS,
FELLOES,
BOWS,
1 5 lainond Fiaaishcd Shafts, Sleigh Ruiz
) &C., &C.
•
500 ''BARBELS.
Itosendale, Scotland and Banceck Cement, all
rantod fresh. Douglas' and Cowing's -
IRON AND CHAIN - DUMPS.
POWDBR:—A stock of Dupont's Bock, Illfloanll
Duck "•Powdor, Safety Fuse, ^ricks, Mattocks, Drilla
Crorr-bars,!lodges,_&o,: •
i, 0 KEGS NAILS;
.
arhlckwo sof -- (Smiht r y Morchauti . eirPplied
at manufacturers • • • ,
• PAINTS,-20 Tope of the follo,whig bianfle of Whlto
toad and Zinc : • .
Wetaerlß's, • ' •• - French Zinc, •
Liberty, ' American 'do •
•
Buck, ' • ' ' Colored do 1;,
OrYster " •'l3now"Whlie de * , .•
. Mansion, Frofeirse do.
COLORS of evOry description, Dry. and In Oil in cane
and tubesi also, Gold Leaf, French and German Leaf
Brotize, &o.
•
.HILS and VARNISHES ••
Linseed Oil, • •.• • Turriontino, • 1 "' 1, " ,• •
Sperm do., '' • ' . Coach varnish do., '
Fish .16., Furniture do., •
• Lard do., . „ . . ".:Whlte:Berriar do., •
Lubrle do., . • - Japan dn, — - 7 -----
••• . *oats Foot lxp, • Iron& Leath:rid°
eo, tatty, Littfarge, "Whltlng, Qlue,Shellas itoelm
'Chalk, Aluinn, Oopperas,•Botax, Madder;LOOWll,
' HENRI' UxTorr. ,
egt,34,1800.