They roads bar a grave too cold and damp _
For a mil so honest and true."
,•• If they bad been wise, the dire :necessity
of opening the grave for-ono- so- lovely
might have been averted. Plantation Bit
ters if timely . used,,are sure to rescue the
young and Jovely, the middle-aged mid the
ailing, from confirmed Sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning
'tufo= slight difficulty of the Stomach,.
which would eventuate in 'Dyspepsia,'
Headache, Liver Complaints, Night Sweats,
Consumption,: Death. _Plantatiori Bitters
willpievent these proniouitory symptoms,
and keep the blood pure bed the . health
good. _ • .
While they invigorate the system, they
enliven the mind.
juno6-2t
.3,skoNoLrA WATEn.—A delightful toilot
artiele:--superior to Cologne and at half the
rice.
junos-2t
MARRIED.
GILL—LOW.—On the 28th ult., by 'the Rev. Isaac
Y. Reed, at his residence in New Kingston, Mr.
BerGeonine Gill, to Miss Elizabeth Low, both of this
county.
STERER—BORTNEY.-0/ the" 4th lost.• at the
residence of the bride's Parente, le Shipp ensburg, by
the Rev. W. A. I.l6uck, Mr. Edward Slerer, to Al Ise
Annie M. Portnoy, both of that piaci+.
FRRATAMAMIER—BHILLBTO.—On the same day
by the same, at the 'residence orthe bride's , mother
Mr. Cyrus Fenatamacher, to ?dies Rebecca E. Shilleto,
both of that place.
MINTIRB—VRALB.--On the.2d'inst., by the R.V.
19: P. Cochran, Hon. Ghee. -y: T. Mclntire, to Mita
Frank M. Pealo,'both of Bloomfield, Porry county.
GROUP—WRIGHT:—On'tbe 2d Met., by the Rey.
W. R. Mills, Mr. Harland L. Group, to Mies Amanda
E. Wright, both of Adame 6unty.
GRISSINGER—YOST.—At tho Common House,
In Carlisle, on tho filth Inst., by Rev. John A. Hot
thlnes, Theodore Criss Inger to littu Bybllla Yost
both otLUPper Allen torriaship, thle county.
Mechanicsburg papers please copy. •
AIiNEE,E.WING.—Onthe. 4th Inst., by the Rev
D. Stook; Sir . Edward J. Arney, , to Mee Emma R
Ewing, both or Carlisle.
crirsT—BLAVIMIGIII—On_the Dthjost,,.by . Rev
John A..flotthelne, Mr. Andrew Orist, of liendereirille
Pa.,to Mies Emlind N. Maybangh, of Ilagoratpwn,
M.
DIED.
NRY—On the 2d Wei., near tbla borongb, Jacob
Wry, aged 70 years. a.
- MARZETS
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET
Cando June 11th, 180,
• • 12 00
Jo. 2 55
.1 60
1 00
Family Flour
Kite
WHITE WHEAT—,
AED .• do
It.YE
BORN
OATS;(00w)• •• • •
oLovnitsEnii
TDIOTIIYBEED...
FLAXSEED
BARLEY
.
- •• ...... •
.gENERAL PxtODUCE MARKET
Carliele, Junellth 1868.
.Corrected Week.l6, urt tivarew IYashvnood
BACON SHOULDERS, 15
BACON SIDES, 15
WHITE BEANS 3 05
PARED PEACHES, 26
UN PA RED PEACHES 13
DRIED APPLES, 2 00
RAGS, 4
MUTTER 18
BOGS, 25
LAItD, 16
TALLOW, 10
SOAP, 8
DEBOWAXI 40
BACON RAMS 18
PLULADELPLUA CATTLE MARKEIT
hIoNDAY,J uno 8
pavzs—liectptx, 1,050 head. There wasi..a- better
feeling In the Cattle Market to. day, and under, light
receipts 'and offerings, holders were very firm in
their views. The attendance of buyers was quite
liberal, but the competiticn was only sufficient to
enable holders to maintain the -quotations current
as the cloie of our last report, if we except a lot of
extra quality offered by Messrs, Martin - , Fuller & Co.,
which soleat 12c per lb gross, embracing come of the
- finest-cattle offered for some time past. The offerings
were all disposed off within the following range of
quotations, Utall%c for choice, extra at Ba9c,
and common at bale per lb gross.
COWS AND OALVBS—Receipts, 250 head. There was
less activity In the market to-day, and prices were
hardly so firm; sales of SpringJra woro reported at
- $40a60, and Cows and WNW at $45a75: -
. BnEr.B.—Roceipte 0,000 head. The market opened
quite activertadayiand continuturthnir 'to - the close;
prices, however, underwent no material change, sales
of common and choice lots at 63a730 per lb gross,
as to quality.. ,
Hol3B.—Receipts, 4,600 head. Tho activity - which
has characterised this department of the live stock
market for some time past bee been the most promi
nent feature of the past week, and notwithstanding
the increased offerings, holders were enabled to main
tain the quototiona current last week; sales at the
Avenue and Union-Drove Yards at from $l3 to $14.50
per 100 lbs net. The marker closed firm at the above
quotations.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TOM AS, June 9,1868
Flnytt.—There Is no improvement to notice in the
Flour market, the demand being light and confined,
to small lots of the better grades 'of winterand choice
Northwest family, while in other descriptions the
trade manifest no desire to operate; .tho sales only
reach a few hundred barrels, including superfine,
.at
$7.76a8.50; extras at $8.6009.21; Northwest extra fami
ly at $9.50a10.60; Pennsylvania and Ohio do do at
$10x12.26 and fancy lots at higher figures. Nothing
doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal; we quote the
former at $9,60.
Onsitc—The quietude which has. characterised the
Wheat market for some time past still continues,
prime lots being the only description for which there
is any inquiry; thO sales only reachBso bushels good
and prime red at-$2 7502.80; white may be quoted at
$2.85a3. Rye is quiet, and we reduce our quotations;
email sabot of Penna. at $1 85a105. The movements
in Corn are of a limited character, but it is held with
much confidence; sales of 3,000 bushels mixed. Wee
tern at /1.18, and 800 bushels yellow at 51.20. Oats
are but little inquired after, sales of 2.000 bushels are
reported at 88a00e for Western and Penna. and SITOr
tight Southern.
SPECIAL NO "
MESH SUPPLY of Drug' and Medicines, together
with Sprinkles, Chamois, Skins, Scapa, Perfumery,
&a., just received at Common & Werthington's 'rug
Store, No. 7, But Main Street.
•
12june 88.
Iffir DEAVNEBB, DLIN,VNESB, and OATAARH
treated with the utmost 6UCCOBO by J. Isaacs N. D.
and professor of Disease of the Eye and Ear in the
_Medical CbUege of Pcniurytvirnia, 12 years experience,
(formerly of Leyden. Holland) No. 206, Arch Street,
phil. Tistimoniala can be seen at this efflce. The
medical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
thmts, ay ho has no secrete in hie practice. Artificial
spiv inserted without pain. No cherge for beam'
nation,
12juno 68.1 y.
HORSE and Cattle Powders and Liniments, togeth
er with a largo assortment of fresh Drugs and Medi
cines, Dye Stuffs, ie., Its, just received at CKirnman
Wortiliingtoeg rso, asst Main Dtroot,
Carlisle.
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION.
We have lately completed ouch' arrangements 'a
. gambles no to offer the following goods at . quitereduted
Yates, both Wholesale I Retail.
Gall h Az'g Fine, medium and cheap Smoking To
bacco. J. 9. Fell Jc.--Bro's Purm,Spices. • Preston's
cholceit Chocolatris. 'Kingsford's and other Starches.
- A large stook of beat Mob on band at fair.prlces.
air profit for Storekeepers, between our Whtilesalu
Retail prlees. • i , • '
WM. PLAIN dr SON. '
A NEWILESIEDY IN CONSITIdPTION;="4 -- Thysi ,
dan - iftellad — Comthritritlon - for. - several - yeari with
frequent bleedings of the lunge, owed himself with
a medicine ,unknown to the profession ' when his
case appeared hoplese . Ile Is the onjy physician who
has need it In his,own person, or who has any knew!•
edge of its virtues,. and ho can ascribe the degree of
health he now enjoy. to nothing but the use of his
mediate; and nothing bet utter despair and entire
extinction of all hope of recovery, together with a
want ef confidence In all others Induced him to hazard
the experiment. To those suffering with any disease
of the Lungs he proffers a treatment, he confidently
believes will eradicate the disease. Price 81,60 per
'bottle or $8 a half dozen, sent by express. Semi for
circular or call on DA. E. BOYLSTON JACKSON,
No. 250 North Tenth Street, Phlledelplita
.22may . .
ITpin IT'qHm
80RATOR I SCRATCH-11 SORA.T.CI.III.I 1
in from 10 to 98 hours. '
Wheaton , e Ointafient cures The Itch. • .
. Wheaton'd Ointment mini Balt Mount. -
Wheaton's Ointment.. cures Tatter.
Wheaton's_olntment curse . Barbers' Itch.
Wheaton's Ointmeht cures 'Old amen.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
- Price, 60 cents a box; by mall, CO cents. Address
'WEEKS & POTT.PIt,'No. 170 'Washington 13treit
• Boston - Wass •
)6i eat. 1 .4 ailltringfetS.
n sept 20 07-Iy.
Pi-Qft V. S. - TREASURY NOTIQE..
ejtr-r,liolderg of :1/. H .- 780 Tasietrar Novas
should beer in mind thatthe.tlme allowed for .coW
Tendon Into 6.72.80nd5, will expire on the 16th Inst.,
for the June Series, and the 16th of July for the .
July series, after which periods the Government
_will pay off the Notes In Greenbacks, and holders of
ONotet will „Mee the advantage of receiving a 6.20
Per Cent Gold.llearleg BQnd,-or the oresent Malt
- pemltun'on the 740's. TheNersoeFalisult to ar ud e ,
attend . lo the ConTerslop salot;of 4tuas.t. Fetes
for parties holdlog thaw , --.4 f , •
lgjutto-tt •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
' Aasetts 41,818,000,813. •
Life Insurance Policy on , .Periora.,
• -Lie Terms.
The ➢Card of Trustees baso:doclared d scrip dirt
depd - of .• •
FIFTY F,'ER'CENT '
• r
upon the cash premiums received :In 1807 on' all
Policies in force on the list of Dee, and have decided to
receive all the scrip issued up to, and including Jim
mini 1865 inpoyment of premiums.
The undersigned is ready io denier certifleates to
partial Mgt tled to receive them, at the Cal lisle Agency
at his office. No. 8, West Main Street, at any time
after date of this notice.
- Pamphlets, table rates, applications and every in-
formation furnished without charge. •
A:L. !ROMER, Agent.
•A liberal percentage will bo paid 'to one or two
good, reliable persons, to canvass Cumberland county
on behalf ofthe_abovis_ciimpany,_which- is-the only
Mutual Life..lintur• se Company in Pennsylvania, and
one of the oldest an. most reliable in the country.
Apply to , A. L. SEDNBLER, Agent.
une 68:
11VEAL EST :TE FOR SALE.
ti A Double 3 Story Brick HOMO
w h Frame kitchen attached, suitable ,
for occupancy of two families, or is a Els
Store Room and Dwelling, altuatod on ;• ;
PENN STREET; CARLISLE,.
will be disposed of on favorable terms.
• 12jtine 68.
•
Also a edmmodions Teo Story Brick
Dwelling Ron so, with Brick flack ~• '
Building, situated on East Maio f :, 1111
Street, Carlisle.
12June 68
Also a valuable building lot, situated on the south
'East corner of West and Pomfret Btreote, fronting
00 foot on Pemftet; ane 040. feet on West Street.
This is one of the most desirable building lots in the
borough.
lgiuno 68.
Also a Three Story Dwelling Rolm,
built of Briak and Frame, containing 8 • •
rooms and kitchen, with all the modern II
improvements, with. stable and - carriage.
house in the rear, situated on a -lot of 1
ground on West Louther Street, Carlisle, containing
62 feet.lnfrait and 240 - feet in depth, a voly" desirable
resident°.
12june 88
N - OTlOE.—Notioa is . hereby giten
that an apilicatlon has boon mado to the
Court of_Commola leas _of Cumberland county, .to
grant a Charter Incorporation to tho Carlisle Build-.
log and Loan Association, and that. if no sufficient
Canso is shown to the contrary to the mid Court on
the 18th' day of August, next, the Came will then be
granted.
Prothonotary's Mee.
lajuna3t.
'A - 11 - Elt I U
ANTI-INCRUSTATION CO'S OFFICE,
No. 141 South 'Fourth Street,
THE ANTI
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PENNSYLVANIA
ELASTIC SPONGE CO..
1111 'Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ELASTIC SPONGE,
, SII]IirfITUTE FOR
CURLED HAIR
- - FOR ALL
UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES
Cheaper
_than Feathere or Hair,
FAR SUPERIOR.
The Lightest, Softest and most Elastic and Dura
ble material known, for
Mattresses, Pillows, Car, Carriage,
- and Chair Cushions.
It is entirely indestructible, perfectly clean and
free from dust.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL I
Is always free from insect life; In perfectly healthy,
and for the sick is unequalled.
If soiled In any way, can be renovated quicker
and easier than any other Mattress.
Special attention gtved to
FURNISHING CHURCHES, HALLS, Ac.
Railroad men are especially invited to examine
the Cushion Sponge.
SATISFACTION GUARANTIED.
• THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
•
12Junp
• The only 'Family Machine that sets up its own
work knits all sizes, widens and narrows off tholes
complete—producing all varieties - of Inn goods from
4,2 " stocking , =Midi or glove to a . ladys
shawl or . hodd. •
Price Reduced to 68 Dollars !
It Is stall* durable, easily operated and warranted
to slimed to tbo Lando of e v ery purchaser.
AOENTO WANTED.
•Droncse, with stamp for circular. and sample stocking
J. 00..ORNE, Geo'l Agt. 022 Chestnut St., Phila.
Unity 68-om. . •
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS 1
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
AT THE NEW AND'OHEAP OASH'STO:RE,
cciiii(tat OF lIANOVEIi AND POMFRET STREW;
The subscriber would respectfully Inform the pub
lic, that he is conniving almost !tally from tho Eastern
Cities, a large Invoice of Now and Cheap Gpods, such
• •
LADIES!. DRESS GOODS,
French Itierinm,
Mobairs, -
'Poplins. ' .
• • Black - ald - •Fancy •
•
' • French }Lapps,
Plain and •
Farley Do Lathes, •
• ' . Plain and Fancy
Alpaca )
Poplins.
SHAWLS! ;HAVi'LSI
BIWOHA. LONG AND SQUARZ, '
BREAKFAST SHAWLS in great variety
, and very plump
CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES I
French, . • ~.
. .
• German and . -
1 ,,, . American 016 the, •
. .
Black and '
' Fancy Casslmeree;
Doeekine,
Black and Battey ' ,
. -
' ' Oyer Coatings Sattinetts,
, I,llw:ducky, Scans,
''
Undershirts and
••, '
'DOMESTICS! .•,
...
Bleached and Bret,lia, .
Table Diaperso - ..
- Counterpanes, . -
- • • and Quilts,
Cotton Flannels, . • . . ,
Bleached and
Unbleached Mullah,
• - licitlngs, Checks,
. .
. . Torah., , "
' ••.-- ' -- .r Napkitr, de,
- - REMEMBEE TEE PLACE, ' -
• -•-- - ON THE COBNBit OF •-: •
.11ANoVElt AND POIIiFART STREETS,
:.- the room formerly occupied by ' '
'.. B. ft..Tisineon a Co.
...
DEM
WANTAD.—:A. boy,Oall at W:
. Sow,* k Co.; er Good Stare. -
6junirat. _ .
,
OR SALE.--r,A. new leather top
buggy
Le w ry vir li s ttle o :VA; r l: thorough repair.
4June4t. , •
BAYLEIt havO a primo
. Terri cider for dve ends, - Try tliem.
j.a. , ,
-A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent
P. J BRINDLE,
Prattlv.
PI~ILADBLPLILA
-INCRUSTA.TOR
Will remove scales from BREAM
Bourne and keep them clean
render the Bonze loss liable
,to ExplOsion, and causing a
great saving of fuel
These INDTII UDIENTEI having
been In swessful use during
..the Malley(' years ,In many of
.the large establishments of
Philadelphia and other parts of
the United Stalesand froth which
the most flattering lesfinionaia.
of their wonderful raving of
fuel and labor have been re.
eeived.
eaL.PARTIES baying BOIL
ERS would - do - Iva)) to call at
the Office, and examine testi
memials, &c., &c.
JOHN FAREIRA,
President.
EZRA LUKENS,
Sen'y and Treat
Nu ne.3m
TIM. A. lIAILPETI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INPORTANT, ;DISCOVERVI
THE
0 IfLiTE4ER'' PIi4IC3TD,"
O.II,..dRICKEN. POWDERS.
(Copyright secured.)
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES IN CHICKENS AND TIJIIKEXS;
Will prevent and Cure - Chicken Cholera,
Mid other Dleeace common to Poultry„
and will promote an increase of _Fat.
YOU innEarioNs ACCOMPANY EACH pAciiiom.
. - PRICE 26 CENTS. . .
The annexed aro a few of She cortlflostoo we • h eve
rocelved In proof of tile peat value and efficacy of the
.Pooltoiers' Frlerid : ,
CARROLLTON, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.,Dec.) 10,1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy if Co,
GENTLEMEN :—I have used your "Poulterers' PriOnd"
upon a brood of young chickens that 'bad the gapes,
and am happy to say, that by.tbe use of a few doses
they were entirely cured. It will certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directioni.
Yours, We. GEO: HARMAN.
LEETOWN, W. VA., April 7th, 1868 .
Matra. Clottoorthy LE Co.
CENTS :—I have boon selling your "Poulterers'
Friend" for tho last low mouths, for the cure of
Chicken Cholera, and in every instano I where- it has
boon used, the sliseaso was arrested at onco. It to
thd-greatest Medicine made. It is in groat demand,
and I am selling it rapidly.
It certainly accomplishes all that you claim .forlt.
Yours, &c. JONAII T. TRUBBELL.
SUIPLIERDSTOWN, W, VA. April 19th, 1868.
Messrs. Clotworthy tt Co.
My young chickens-were dying vety fast this Spring
with the Gapes, and hearing of your Poulterers'
-Friondil-purchased a package from_ Jos. M— Stone
. bra ker,
,Bheph erdstow n,171., and tracted,like a. charm.
Tho Gapes soon disappeared. and my chickens kayo
becoine healthy and thrifty. I can recommend the
Poulterers' Friend to all
Respectfully, B. BPOTIB.
811IPITERIIBTOWN, W. VA., March 28d, 1868."
Messrs. Clotworthy eD CO. _
GENTS: —Havlnglost_n_great many focrle,_ -during
the early SpilliWielth "Chicken Cholera," I. was- In
duced by• Mr. lea. M. Stonebraker, of Shesherdstown,
Va.,to try a paper of • your "Poulterers' Friend,"
which I did; and I had only used throe difses when
the disease disappeared, and I Ease not hist a fowl
since. I can moat safely recommend It to do what It
says, If the directions are 'followed. For sale by all
country Merchants. CHRISTIAN WELTY.
CLOT_WORTILY_&-qo.,39l.olesakt_lirugglots,._
No. 339 West. BeltlOfforo Street, Baltimore, Md.
Price $2,00 per Dozen to the Trade.
A Liberal Discount -Allowed, wlion Purchased. In
' Largo quantities.
Beware army Imitation. None - genuine except that
manufactured by Olotwoaby &
Jo-
All Stonebraker's preparations for sale by Wash
mood 14 Bros., Went Main St., Carlisle Pa.
291 nay 4m. •
VA.IIIIIEIiS LOOK TO YOUR IN-
TtncEsTl
Wo nro offoring to the Farmers of Cumberland and"
Franklin counties.
Tbo boot REAPER and liinvereit nnx mado
THE WORLDS REAPER AND MOWER
is a two horse
CUT GEAR IRON NACIIINE
perfectly secured bom external dirt, wet or any other
obstruction. and made of the beet material, and in
the beet possible meennical manner.
sTilialtlachirto is roeommoneled to farmers - -
TOR ITS NEATNESS'/01D STR,S,
FOR ITS LIOUTNESS OF DRAFT,
FOR ITS DURABILITY, WILL ' ? LAST AS LONG 4e
TWO WOODEN MACHINES,
FOR ITS CONVENIENCE IN. HANDLING EITHER
AS MOWER OR, REAPER.
It combines all the recent improvements In Mow
lag—folding bar—wave bar-'-and can be raised 18
inches while in motion without cramping the pit
man—can -bebperatlid bya boy., -
AS A REAPER it is without a rival, being arrang
ed With a superior Dropper, a Sider•dolivery Rake-OR
attachment, or the celebrated Johnston self rake
either delivering Sheaves only at the WIII of the
operator.
A sample Machine can bo seen -at T. B. Byyson's
Warohcuse, in Mechanicsburg, or at Faber's hotel,
in Carlisle. Mr. Daniel 'Widders, residing near Ale•
elsanicaberg, having,..pne of them in use, will give
all dacessary Information in regard to it, as also will
Martin Kunkel, Esq., residing near Newburg.
B. IIIOGS, Agent for
Franklin end" Cumberland counties,.
Sbi ppensburg, 'Pa.
. . . .
D. \UDDERS & 51AILTIN KUNItEk nre authorizod
to taltd ordors for Machirtog. 22may 08,6te.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-
This is bo give noWe that on the 27,th day_of
May, A. D. 1863;a warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
sepinat the estate of Charles W. Reynolds, of Ship
pensburg, Iss county of CuMberlseil, -- and State
of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition, that the payment of any debts and
tho delivery of any property belonging to such bank, opt
to him or Icor bid use, and the transferor any property
by him aro forbiddan'by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt to prove their debts, and
to choose one or more Assignee of his estate, will bo
held at a Court of bankruptcy to be holden at' hls
office in the Court flouse, in Carlisle, Cumberland
county, Pa.,before Oboe.,A. Biifiett, 'Register, on the
17th day of June, A. D..180f, at 10 o'clock, A. Al.
I'. C. UMIAKMt, U. 8. Marshall,
as Messenger,
U.B:
ovr.y
m..h4 , 1,R 0m
I'er S. H. Galbralllr, Dep'y.
2dmay.2t, ey, Bloomflehl,lslny, 1808
SCHOOL TAX FOR 1868.
'rho Dupllcato of School, Taxon for the Borough
of Carlisle, le now in tho betide of the Treasurer for
collection. Notice is therefore given that the Trona
urer will attend at the county Court House, (Coto.
mlssionera Office,)
•
•
_ .
iflay the net of July next,
between the haute of 0 and 6 o'clock of said dayi for
• the puryoim of acelying said Taxes'. up to which
time an abatement of Five per cent. 11111 be maids on
all taxes paid. Portions wishing to_pey .their taxes
before th above date, can do so,
by calling at the
°Mee of the Treasurer in Marlon Ball
J.W. EIIY, Treasurer.'
22may.10t:
X 1 0 CONTRACTORS AND BUILD
ERSa
Sealed proposals, - marked proposals for a building
for the poor of Cumberland county, will;,
be roooiood
by the undersigned at Carlisle, until the Bth day of
Jude, next,' at.l2.teolock, K., for building an addi
tional building for tho poor of Cumberland county,
on grorund adjoining tho present Poor douse,
• Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of
the county Commissioners;
The Board of Directive reserve the right to reject
all or flay of the proposals.--A mph, security will ho
required from the accepted bidder.
' J. SNIDER,
,JOHN PAUL,
• • DAVID WOLF,
• - - Directors Or the Poor of-Cumb,, Co. --
22maytat.
SUDDEN• DEATH
in tho fate of every 'Ohre upon which the
- OMATIO *POISON
Of an ordinary hair dye falls. There is no
RESUtIitEOTION
for the illements thus blighted. ilut, es It were,lia
the
TWINKLING OF AN BYE,
hair of-anii_ohnoxioue eolor-Is
111011 AND 01,0111009 11UN,
and at the . porno time, vitalized and Depraved by
the use of r
t• -
ORISTADORD'S HAIR DYE,
nature's safe ally, and beauty's regeniratOr. 'Maim
full:wed by J. ORIBTADOEO,Idoti Lane, Now
York. Bold by all ljrugglete. Apnlled, by all Nair
Dressers..
Busty-I.m. „
NO
E XECUTOR'S NOTIOE.- • •
Letters Testainentary. having this day 'been
issued on thlt• estate: of Jacob Rife; lato of East
Pennaboro township, this county, -to tho - subscriber
residing in Duncannon, Perry county. • Notice to
hereby given to all personslndebted to. said ostale,
to make immediate payment, and toill those having
claims against it to present them to - •
• • - • DANIEL RIFE, . -1
Executor:
„ 20may.0t. •• • - .
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URE CIDER, VINEGAR.- ,;
- - Families Supplied with that indisponsiblearticli
good housokeopore.-Puro Older Vinegar-In all quan-
E P
titles, on application to
O. 1..4.1Ai8E1M.
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. 20may•St.• -
•
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FR SALB.-=-A No. 8 William Penn.
• Oook Stove, as good ea new, with ,all the "tr
um ,will be sold at 'Charge's
For Information Inquire at this Wee.
2(riaptf.•
. , . .
.
,T10k3)3. & BAYLER'S is the place
A.; to get a good fly cont. Cigar.. Don't forgot the
_ . .
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Between Blume's - Heit';and trio Thanklln Iloue
16tany438-
.
.
.
k.OR S.ALE. A Parlor Organ, Maho.
. g aity, v . . 4PO
Ate T, coot $2O to put ordor. Frio°
&u o f
DR Yz'OsooDS.
• BENTZ . &. CO:,. •
WM. BENTZ
. •
2 . :Jo . IIN:-BtNTZ, • . -
. , MARY M. BENTZ.
NB /Ir* FIRM 1: NEW • GOODS 1.1
Having pi sauteed the large stock of goods from A.
AV; Dents, we have associated together for the pur
pose of conduCting the Dry (loads .11usibess under
Ltho_ab . oser..designation.r_To_lthis_largo,arid_well
assorted stook, we have added largely of now and
ELEGANT GOODS,
•werlnd ourselves lb a cendDloirtii sue - agora* cam..
pate with any , -ham? in tho trade between Phila•
dolphin and Pittsburg.. •Our immonso stook consists
In part of.
•
CLOTHS, QASSIMERES, •VESTIN OS,
)f• groat vurl `
oty anITOL cholco-doslgine, - : - suitablo - for
spring, summer and winter wear, and;
all articles
necessary' to complete a Gentleman's ,Wardrobe. For
this department we have engaged, tho services of an
,A NO.• 1 TAILO.R,'
whose garments aid itrarranted to lit.
BILIDI plain fancy and black,
•
DE LAINES all wool,"doelrable colors, •
•-POPLIN ALPAOAS,miI shadosV •
MOHAIR LIISTRES and POPLINS.
FRENCH pEROALES, nice goods,
•
SILKS, heavy black; an d plain solid colors.
.ALPAOHAS, Poplin do, blaalc and fancy,
Pdrasols Umbrellas, all- colors . , -
and all the moat fashionable Dress Stuffs 10 the mar
ket, Kid, Silk Lisle Thread, Buck'Cotton Gloves, and
everything desirable in the Glove line.
Cambric and Swiss Edging.. and In Hainan, in great
• abundance, Laces, Handkerchiefs, from the lowest
price up to finest needle worked embroldery, -, •
Ribbons, all shades from •Ii yd. wide, down to the
'or g y-narrow. - •
riiuminga a very largo assortment comprial ery
good thing in use.
Buttons,
Fans,' •
• •
• Calicoes, •
Ginghams; ,
Flannels,
Tickings,
.:-_.Checks,
Linens, all in great Liariety.
• Cambric, Nalnsook, Jaconet, and Swiss -Muslins
Table Linens, and Linen and Clots. Table Coma.
GRAIN BAGS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, FRENCH
CORSETS.
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
From 15 ote., : per yard up to the boat Imperial three
ply, selltpir lower than the market rates. Carpet
.Chain Blasting, Floor and Pablo 01l Cloths, .Mattings,
'tugs, Witidow Blinds
We have the stock to accommodate tho entire . com
munity and all to be sold lower thab can be bought
;anywhere In this sectlonsof the country. .Call and
SOO
SH-1 CASH !!
.1 have thle day commenced selling of ray entire stock
of Wlntor Cooda.at greatly reduced prices for each.
FIt',MCC MBILINOES, . RCPPS,
ALPACAS, "
WOOL PLAIDS,
and other Dress Goods, at Cost.
Shaxls, Blankuis w ilannels, Lindseys, &e., at very
great bargains.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
cASSIAYETTS, Ca, very low:
BALMORALS, Lower'han ever sold in Carlisle.
MUSUnS, TiCkings,
G bight's, Cheeks,
Canton Flanels, ,
nt the very lowest price.
All thebest make CALICOES, at 121 cts
As my stork line been bought, since the pent do
olino in prices, west bergalus may be expected: Some
articles less than cost to reduce my steak is soon as
possible.
MIAS. OGILBY,
• • ' No 47, West Main Street.
iiOOTS AND SHOES!
LAMBS' MSSES and CHILDREN'S Boots nod
Shoos, of the vti.ry host makes, at cost Co dose out the
stock:• O.
SPRING.
BARGAINS
186 -
NOW OPENING '
-- DOMESTIC -- COODS -
DRESS GOODS,
CASSIMERES, ' '
SATINETS, -
JEANS, •
WHITE 900DS, - •
DRESS TRIMMINGS, •
REPLIERS,
MOONS,
NOTIONS, &C
AT
RING'S NEW STORE,
No. 65 WEST MAIN STREET. •
Opposite the Mousion House, next to Post Oftico,
u rilslo.
S R K 'S
Tincture of Rents
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Dyspepsia or Indikastion,, Disordered Stomach and
Liver, Costiveness, Impurity of the Blood, Head
ache, Vertigo or Giddiness, Nervous
Favor and Ague Incubus or Nightmare,
General Debillty, Cramp, Colds, and
Pains in the Back and Bido. n .
This le not a new Medicine; the receipt for mal:lug
it was brought from Germany to Baltimore, Md.,
over fifty years ago by Mr. Kloin, who introduced It
among a few of his German friends and neighbors,
who, finding it to he an invaluable remedy of the
above diseases, recommended it to others, Until it
became, and still continues, to be, the household
medicine of a larAo portion of the Germ:ins of Balt].
more. • ' .
The Dittor.Tlncturo of Roots - Is composed of tho
juices of a number ofthe most valuable roots, - and
seeds known to_themodical.faculty, with an Burnet.
envy ofpure old rye whiskey to mako ono of the
Most effectualldnic Tinctures ever offered to the
public. Every person should use it every Spring
Summer and Fall to purify the blood, give touu to
the stomach and invigorate the' system.,_ •
, '
The Rai. God. Hunter says
I do herebycortliy that having used one bottle of
Shark's-Bitter Tineture of Itotits, I have found IGI
invaluable for. tho stomach and bowel. It releived
mu of pains, nausea and costiveness and crentod an
excellent appetite. I .co_ntldently realm:newt It to
all as a reliable medicine. GEO. HUNTER.
- Jan. Tith Pitt.
Having been nllllctle¢ frr mime time with dyspepsia,
costiveness; loss.a . nppotite, and generlil prestration
of the system,l used tnierk;s Bitter Tincture of Roots,
mid In a short time feand myself entirely relieved,
and my health restored. J. S. HERM, •
Nn.,2l,l7erth Hanoverlit., Carlisle.
I hereby certify 'bat the Medicine, known as
Bherk's Bitter Tincture of Roots, has to my knowl
edge, cured costlr'eness, nightmare, loss of appetite
and general liability. 4. W. SMILEY,
No. 33,.15i0r1h Hanover ill,, Carlisle. .
Having been afflicted with. costiveness_ for:. a _long
time, I tried Shark's Bitter Titrzturo. of 'Boots, and
havufound it highly efficient, relieving me in a short
time. Try It and yob will find it good,
" - •A.
N 0.27, South ilanover St., Carlisle.
In the summer of 1813diny health "fail ed: that
my whole system woe prostrated as if 11 , 411 out,' so
that 1 was unfit for business. 1 used Sherk's Bitter
Tincture of Roots for soma time, and was, coinpletely
restored to health. Ibelieve th is medicine will •do
all that Is claimed for 16 SANIBEL COODYEAR,
Carlisle, February 1,1800.
Having been afflicted a long • Limo with nervous
debility and Indigestion, I used Efflork's sitter
Tincture of Roots. and Imre found It exceedingly
'beneficial, and recommend it to nil as a reliable
_medicine. Mrs. It. KELLER. .
Thenflei More medical virtue In o no
the those' bot
tles than In a gallon of many pf ts Bitters nod mix.
.111ros now offered to t h e public. I
MANWIAOTURED AND SOLD Dl ,
&
NO: 32; — Soilth — liaiiiitior Street ClailiSlo
Also For Salo by. Druggists and all coun.
• try Stores. •-- ,
DR..' . ROOK'S . -•
PAIIsT TIOTOR,
Curds NouralglityTo4thitcher and pains in the stem
ache and bowels DI ton minutes, It mover falls ,to
, tee paipp-in the.bVelc and lelno hicks. It Is the
•be • a: use for Rheumatism, Sprains Cholera, Mor
i:us. an Summer Complaints.
• The Prt Victor is Nature's Cdro, gathered from the
vegetable 'kingdom, not a mineral poison. It should
be in everybouse—a sure and certain help - in time
of need. - "
The cltizens'of Carlisle that have . And it testify
as follows : . I have boon subject for the last - fifteen
years to attacks of rheumatism and lame bask which
for the last two years had become so severe at tunes
that I was entirely disabled for busltioSs, I used your
Dr. Itook's Pain - Victor this spring, and part of one
bottle has entirely cured me. I recommend" it with
confidence to others. ' • ' JACOB MARTIN,
No.•Bl,Bouth"llanover Street, Carlisle:
' have used your Pain Victor for.Weauness 'in my
back, and have found a-perfect i um. in 4 short time.
I believe it to be an infallible cure. .
JOIIN It. PILIIAY.
. . _ .
Tho 80v:E. 7 .A. Brady, Pa.,. Bible Agent' Jays: I
have ueotl.your.DrAllookle Pain Victor in my family,
and found it a sure and quick mire for Neuralgia and
Toothache,. II 'A. BRADY.
It cured Me effectually . of Neuralgia null Tooth,
ache LANDIS,
liaalr,"a•Paln Victok curatl 7
and NauraliSf : MK& LOIMpn, MOIUtISON
. .. . . , . ..
Wo ihinrfully recommend your Pain Victor as an
invaluable remedy for headache. / •. • '
i
• ~. • . " WM. f1..,131:1TbER.,..
- • .•"' ''''' k"'" - '""''''
OLIN J. FALLER.
dfado and sold by A. Schaub -.L• Co., No. 86, south.
Hanover Streot, Cutlet°, Ph •
Whore ovory portion
afflicted with Neuralgia, To hullo,. - Iloadeauhe and
plus In the Stomach le lovitod to call end be cyrod
lintels ralnutes, free of charge.'
For sale by Drugnlste and all country stores. • , .
klune 08-13 m, . •, • ,
tIENTLEIVIEN wishing a fine flavorad
aigar should - try Dosh d ,floylor's . "Mack
Crook? only kgonta.
Palsl4B
MISCELL ANEOUS.
-moo 0:' M It - E S.
PACIF .1 C
RAILR`O-AD
- Are now finished and in oPeration. Sixty miles of
track has boon laid tools spring, and the work along
the whole line between -the Atlantic and Pacifier
Mates is being,pushed 'forward more rapidly than
ever boibro: Mere than twonty. thousand men aro
employed, and 'it Is now possible that - the entirp
Trim Omaha to Paoramonto, will be finished la• 1800
instead of 1870: - The Moans provided 'aro maple, at:W
all that oneegy, men and money can tlo to secure the
completion of- this
G.REAT NATIONAL WORK,_
atllio earnest possible day, will bo done.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY r ecolvo
Goiernment Grant of tho 'right of way, and
allinicoseary timber and other. materials found
along Moline of it li operations. _
11.—A Goverument,Grant of 12,800 acres of land
_ . to the mile, takes in alternate sections on each
. side of Its road. This is an absolute donation
and will boa soul.ed of large revenuo In the future.
Gove'rriment Grant of Onited'Statea Thirty
y ear Bonds, amounting to $16,000 to 548,000 per
• ndlu, according': to the Millennial to be sur
mountod on tho'various sections to bo
• Government takes a - socond mortgage as security,'
- audit is o2cpecteit that not - only - the - la Wrest - , but
the principal amount may bo paid In service run
dared by the, Company in transporting troops,
- malls, &. Tholntereatis now much •moro than
paid in this, way, besides. securing a groat saving
in time and mosey to the Government.
IV.—A Government Grant of the right to issue its
own FIRST MORTGAGE: BONDS, to aid in building
the road, to the hams edit:mut as the U. S. Bonds,
issued for tho same purpose, .and 59 more. The
GOvraNaleNT PE113111 . 8 the Trul tees of the First .
Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the Bonds to the
Company only as the road is complete, and after
it has been examined by the United States Com
missiontrs and pronounced to be in all respects
a Bret-class" Railroad, laid with a heavy Trail,
and compleely supplied with depots, strtions,
turnouts, carahops, locomotives, cars, &o.
V.—A Cafiltal Stock Subscription from tho stock
holders, of Which seer Kfiltt from "
have
been pa id in upon the spark already done, and .
which will be increased itrethe wants of the Cone
' pony require. ~.. • .
Vl:—Not Gish Earnings on its Way Business, tL it
already amount to Mae THAN TIM INTHHEBT on the
Firee Mortgage' Bonds. These eon:Maga are no
Indication of the Vast through tragic that must
follow the opening of the lines to the Pacific, bit
Thoy_cOrTalulrprovo that _7' -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such n property, costing nearly - three times their
emnint.
Are Secure boyond'auy Contingency
Tho Company lava abundant mans in their_ Iron.
Bury, and make no appoal to the public to purchase
their Bonds, as the dully subscriptions are entirely
satistaciory; but they submit that, for entire security
and liberal returns, them Is certainly no hotter it.
vestment in the markot.
The Upion Pacific Bonds are for $l,OOO each, and
have coupons attached. They have thirty -.yearn to.
run and bear_ annual_hatereat, payable on the first
days
lEtrefty of Now York, at - thn rale of six per cant. 1n
wild at waturlty, .At the present rite 01 gold, these
bonds pay an annual Income on tho•A,u_pt of
BLNTL
- NEARLY NINE PER CENT.„
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT TII,EI
'WILL SOON BE AT RANI
The Company reserve the right to advs.; the mice
to a rate above 'par at any time, nod will -net
till any orders orr VC.. No any subse, apt ions
en which tho nonoy has not been actually Odd at the
Cempan)'s epics befere„the taut, of
,such tuft:wee.
suloorlbing frill remit Lim par value of the
a6d - the al:or - km.1 Int , must lo currency at the
rate of RIO per runt. per annum, from fhe Mao on
which tho last coupon wits paid. Sulmeriptions will
La resef,bd In Carlisle
EZEM=I
and in Now York
At the Company's Men, No. 20 Nassau Street,
John J. Cisco & Fdi, lin,kers No. 59 Wol I St.,
And by tho Company's tulvvrtised u4enhi throughout
Remittances should be nude in drafts Cr other funds
Neu, York, and the , Bonds will he sent fere of
charge by return Cairn.ss r t 1 . 1 1 .5- suliserthidy through
Theo, agents, will look to them
,fiur,thcir safe detfecry.
LED AND 31AP FOR 11318 has just been
published by the Company. giving fuller information
than is possible in an advertisement, respecting . the
.progress of the R'ork,•the Resources of the (hm try
traversed by-the Read, the. Means for gionstruction,-
soil the Value of the Bonds, which wilt be sent free
on application at the Company's °dice or to any ra
the advertised a,ents.
liiii
JOHN J. DISCO, Troxsuror, Now York
:Omar-08. .
J OHN HORNER. •
1-
,MER'CHAN'T
In'Kramor's Building, near Bloom's Hall; Carlisle,
Pa., has just returned from the Eastern Cities with
the largest and most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths,
Vostings,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, &c.,
evorl,rougla to Carlisle
—Ms_ cloths_ eompriso
and
of the fine 4 texture and of ell shades.
Mr. Dorner being himself a practical cutter of long
experience is prepared to warrant perfect fits, and
prompt filhog of orders. -
Pingo Goods by the yard, or cut to order. Don't
forget the plAce.
Homy, 63-tf. '
J.. T. DEL.4.CI.tOIX,
I NIPORTER. AN,D DEALER IN
C A R'PETINGS,
11,IATTINOS, OIL CLOTHS ; RUGS, ETC
No. 37 South Socodd St:, abovo
PQ I LADF.LPIIIA
N. B.—Purcbasors will dr: well to call:
Bmay-2m.
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Address NATIONAL .IiUBLISITINO.CO.
South RoVifn Pa.—:-
27anny.4
DESIRA'.ULE PROPERTY' tIT
PRIVATE BiIAL
In Cloarapring, Washington) County, 'Aid,
The subscriber Intouds elionglug )(18,1ocation lu
bualuess, olt9rx two.story •
BRICK STORE. ,AND DWELLING
•
HOUSE.
The Store Homo le 20 by 20 foot, the Dwelling hoe
10 room with cellar under tho whole house and
store.
A Part la covered with Bletto and part Tin, with
SPRING HOUSE, GQOD STBLING, •
CARRIAGE HOUSE, GOOD LOT'aiakil good FRUIT,
ono of the boot locations lot .business In toien.
Persons buying the above property can' get possess
ion by,tho sth day of August :or let of September
Gan also if they deelrohuy the Stock of Goods 'as I
will give a good Bargain in them at east, ke, Also
I two-story
Brick Ilona° with 8 Rootaa and Half tot,
with all good Out ttlhilnits, and water In the yard,
now occupied non Coulhotlonary Stone, Also _
A.PRAME - - TWO-STORY SHOP.
• Posoossion of the two' last sunned proportion will
bo given on tho Ist of April next. For further In.
formation address, • MARTIN MYERS,
22may2m. ' - • ' Ofearepring 31.1.
IN BANKOUPTCY: ' '
Easteni District of Peansyivaufa N. S.
Muunv Slay:43, A.-D. MIL
Tho undoralgOod hotaby giveh notice of hie appoint
ment all `Assignee of Samuel O.' Lloyett, of Mechanism ,
burg, in tho county of Cumborland,• 'and State. of
Pebnitylsdnia, within said District, • who hoe boon ad.
judged a Bankrupt upon' hie own patltion by the
District Court of said Dietrich - •
amtuumit. NAIMINGER,
29may-8t
OF THE
I=
Cassimeres,
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Ratan,
MISCELLANEOUS.
X 130;
."' P 413-
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19 6 6 017097
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RING°S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA,
IS THE MIRACLE OF, THE AGE!
. 4G -ray-Pleaded People have.their
locks restored by it to the dark, lustrous,
silken tresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded or, red Hftir,
IfitiViY - the - se unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiful auburn, ana rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dalidrny and• Humors, use it, and have
clealt — coats and clear and healthy scalps!
Mad-I:leaded Veterans have
their .reniaining lbaka , tightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed I
Young Ladies :use it because it keeps
their Hair in, place !
Everybody Must and will use it, because
it is the cleanest and best article in the
market!
for Sale' by Druggists generally.
7f0b68-ly
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL
ROAD!
cnaNGE•or 'ROURSI
Oh and after Monday, May -UM, 1968, Passenger
Trains will run daily aa follows (Sundays excepted):
WESTWARD
ACCOM/WATION TRAIN leaves, Harrisburg 8,05 - A. M.
slechanicsburg 8,88, Carlisle 0,15, Nowa'lle 0,60, Ship
pensburg 10,24, Chambersbrerg 10,45, G re encastle 11,23,
arriving at Hagerstown 1160 A. M.
Mau. TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 1,90 P. M., Mechan
icsburg 2.13, Carlisle 2,45, Neivvllle 3,20, Sbippenr,
bine. 3,50, Cbarnbersburg 4,30, Greencastle 6,05
arriving lit - Hagerstown 5,35 P. 51.
EXPREBI3 TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 4,15 P. M.
'Mechanicsburg- 4,47, Carlisle 6,170, New ville 6,60,
A LiMaktlrjr.......o,l7_,atriting at l'hambersburuat.
A ,1,11:tr.o TWAIN leaves Ginunberiburg 8,05 A. M.
Greencastle 0,25, arriving at Hagerstown 10,10 A:11
EASTWARD:.
ACCOMMORATION Truax leaves Chambersburg 4,45
A AI.. Shippensburg 5,14; Newvillir 6.45, Carlisle 0,18,
ISCalianiesburg 6,47, arriving at Harrisburg 7,15 A. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 8,00 A. M., OITRO
eas•lo 8,35. Clitimbersburg 9,15, Bhlpponsburg 9,45
Newville 10,19, Carllelo 10.53, 31oebaniesburg 11,26,
at riving at Harrisburg 11,55 A. 31.
EXPRENA TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12,05 'P..111.,
Oreeneastle 12;33, Clunnborsburg 1,10,. Sbipponsburg
1.43, Nowvills 2,16, Cgrlisle 258, 3lochaniesburg 3,20,
arriving at Harrisburg 3,55 P. 31.
A MIXED TanlB leaves Hagerstown Mb, P. 31.
Ilrerne,stie 4,22, arriving at Obamberirburg 5,15
I'. 31.
. .
ot,j-M !thing close connection a at ilarrisburg with
taunts to and from Philadelphia. New York, Bliti•
more, Washington. Pittsburg and all
- - polo to West.
SIPERINTENPENT'S OFFICE. . N. LULL.
Chambershurg, Pa., May 8, 1968. f &Vt.
Malay-68.
fIHAIBERLAND VALLEY HORSE
INSURANCE AND DETECTIVE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 550,000
The above Compaq has been organised fOr the
Insuring of all kinds orllve. stock against loss by
death, theft or occident.
The I ntos of Insurance are as low and as favorable
as any Comptny of the kind in the United , States,
while an abundant capital, and a careful manage•
meat of Ile affairs, make it most desirable to those
frisking to Inhuni: •
W. B. MULLIN,
President.
WILLIAM M'CLELLAN,
Vice I'residtni.
W. F. SADLER,. . .
Akillmtlons fi r Insurance can bo made to ~
11. It. PEFFER, Agent at
.
• . - -- - Oarllslo Pa
Or to J. E. JOHNSON, Actuary, Shipponsburg Pa
&Tilly GS-ly. •
I o )OARDING.
) 'rho subscriber having - rented and takon ponds
s n of the largo and commodious dwelling house,
known as Inhoirs building, situated on tho south
west corner of Mai ket Square and Hammon Street,
proposes to accommodate a limited number of per
manent boarders, and all transient custom that may
apply. Having Just retired from the proprietorship
of tho.Coroman House, ho is well prepared to fur
nish tho Tory best accommodations- to bo found in
the town. Persons desiring good hoarding at rea
sonable rates, will do well to call and. give him a
trial. • . . _ ..
Smay 4t
9 - 1 H E FARMER'S BANK - , -- OF
LISLE, PENNSYLVANIA,
Errantly organized, has boon opened, for transaction of
a general bank lug business, in the corner room of It.
Given's new buntline - On tho North West corner of
High street and the , Centro Square.
The Directors hope by liberal and carefiE manage,
meat to maks thiii a popular institution, and a safe
despository for all who truly favor the bank with their
accoun ts.
Deposits received and paid back on demand, inter.
Wst allowed 011 Special deposits ' now, Silver, TrAincry
Notes and Oovernment Bonds, bought and sold.
Collectiona mado on all accessible .points In the
country. DisCoultt day, Tuesday. Banking hours
from 9 o'clock A. M. to 3 o'clock . I.'. M.
HOFFER, Ctuhier.
DIRECTORS.
11. Clivon,-A'rosldont, Wm. U. 15.111.10r,-
Thomas Paxton, David Ileik_os, s'
Joins W. Craighead,. A. J. Herman,
2imar-08 tf. • Abraham Witmer,
CIIARLES WILLIAMS
111.1N4- AND VATILATINO WAREHOUSE,
Nos. ,11,22 & 1134 Market Street,
Ifits an entirely now heater. •It is constructed
as to at once command itself to general favor, being a
combination of wrought and cast iron. It id very
simple in Its construction, and is perfectly Mr tight;
sulf.eleaningThaving no pipes or drums to tea taken
out and cleaned. It is so arranged with upright
Ilnes A as to produce a larger 'amount of - heat from the
samieweight of coal than any furnace now In use.
The Itygromotle cons•ltion rd the ntr, as produced by
my new arrangement of evaporation ,will at- once do.
Mouslrate that It Is the 'only ;
=I
that will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere. I
am now makhug too sizes of PORTA&LES, and four
for Masonry. . .
ItANGEB,
Spacial attention is' call to my NEW
_GOLDEN
EMILE COOKING RANGES,•ss I fool assured there
Is nothing lu umuTtliat'hatt—entahata--with
regards their durability,,economy and efficiency, with.
a largo assortments of Low Down Grates, Fire Plato
Stores - Registers. and Ventilators. Scud for Dine
.trajod eiroulars. .
Imai 084 at. •
;1;00;000 Customeis in Four Years.
PAMNIZE THE BEST
. ti.iug the larges . t capital, most experienced buyers,
suit extensive trade of any concern In the • Dollar
Sulu business, We'
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in every instance, and also the best selection of
Goode over o ff ered at '
• • -
aisM DOLLAR EACH.
No other concern has any shoio wherry, our Agents
are selling Our motto.' •'Prompt And Ito Mink,"
Maio and roman agenta waritod" In city and country.
THE .LAinES .
Are particularly requested to try our popular club
eystaln of selling all klndg of DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, DRESS PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, CAB.
TORS, SILVER 'PLATED -GOODS, IVATOIIES, &c.
(Estanilshed 180.1.), A potont pen fountain and a
cheek describing an' article to bo sold- for a dollar,
lOcts; 20 for $2; 40 for 4s; 00 for $6; 100 for $10; sent
by m011.,, - Fred presents to getter up, (roorqh. 50 per
cent more than those sent by any other. concern,) Accord
ing to size of club. Smartie a trl4l , ulub, or If not
do not fall to mond for a °limier.
N. N.—Our stile should , nq •be 'classed with New
Yorlc dollar jewelry sales or leigus "Tea Companies."
as it is nOthing of the sort. • • • • •
• BASTIAN & KBNDAI.II4
• ..... .•• ••• • 06 . Hanover Sitroot, Boston, Alms. .
22may OS. , .
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SALE.=—The Subscriber,
L molding in West 'Pennehorough township, at
blotint ltock, oilers at private - sale tho Ibllowing do.
scribed real estate: A lot of ground containing a Ott!.
more than one acre; having thereon orootod a two eto
ry LOG f OiJdi WEVYLICHLIOARDED, A LOIL.SUCE.
MAK CR 81I0P a story and a half higho Good Stable,
Wagon Shod, Corn Crib and Rog Pon. A good well of
water is also on the promises: Tering reasonable.
Inquire of
• , ' ' • HENRY nnoWN, •
4lount, Backa. 0..
'
VXEOUTOR'S NOTIOR-'
xu Letters Tostamoutory on tho estate of Daudet
Wondorly, doeM., into of Dlokinson township, having
this day boon Issued to the subscriber residing in
South Middleton township. ' Notice le hereby given.
to all persons indobted to said estate, to imako.laune-
Mato payment, and to . parsons baying *him
agtAinst lt to - present-them for sottioinont. 0 • ,
• . JOSEPH A. STUART,.
. • JOSE,PI.I BAAS%
- ',NASoUtoiSr
, . ( -
1868. summ lit 1868:
MI
A magnificent stock et new Geeou now ea ex
Mitten at
Greenfield,at No. 4 East Main St.,
Having determined to keep a mush larger stook
of Dross -Goods- than heretofore, I am now pre
pared to exhibit one of the most beautiful s to ck
of goods, consisting of all the latest novelties 011ie
season for ladles suits, and also all the thin fabr tee
for summer wear
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS (N HAND
Every thing in our Drees Good department will be
found of the) latest importation el our purchase's
last weok, we know we have some bargains that can.
not be found elsewhere.
GRENODXANB,
SEASIDE LUSTERS,
GRANIT POPLINS,
_The new and 41331,1010 ahadoe :of PEARL end BIN.
MARK ALPACAS only 50 cont..
•
The BEST. alhortment of
-BLACK SILKS
In town from $1,75 to 4,60 per yd
FANCY SILLS,
Lawns,
Delaines,
BLACK 'GOODS,
BOMBAZINES,
--,
'
CABHMF:REB, ke
A BLUE gr,oDRAB a at bargand'in iBISMAILK.n all WOOL DELAINEB, BLACK
A glad assortiratit of •
WHITE OABHMERES;
Gloyee,
Crape,
Funeral orders proreytlp lend satlsfacterlyilllled
A well selected stacker
DOMESTIC GOODS
bought vary cheap, will bo sold at popular pricey
Blenched and„ Unbleached Mullis
from the lowest grade to the finest New York Mlle
Including all 'the boat =ken.
COTTONADES,
MEM
HICKORY STll'4
GINGHAMS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
all at price' that dory compatitlOn
WHITE GOODS,
Pique,
Nalosook's,
Cambrica, pled and plain Owloses,
Tarlatans,
Etrined Blueing,
In great varletlee, all sleet of the beet English Goode
at reduced rates. -
BARGAINS IN SHADES.
PIIILADELPfirk -
BARGAINS IN SACKING CLOTHS
A largo assortment of Shades
CLOTHS and CASSINERES
At the lowest market rates, In fa . ot many of Omen
eheAper then - before -the War, 7
FRENCH. CORSETS CHEAP
The boot telling Kid Glove in town ceiling at 0141..
. A noirdot of 1100 P SHIRTS, direct from the mann
too turer at a bargain, -
!FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE OM OLOTllfii,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
All I ask le an examination of my stook. Buyers
will be amionlehed at the ditforencaof prices between
this and other establishments claming to cell cheaper.
L. T• GREENFIELD.
EAST: MAT2C STREET N
ii=!!l!Mi
DRY .GOODS.
, -1
011ENEA POPLINII.
SUMMER POPLINS,
A full line of
ainbrioi
Peresls,
Alapiea Lusters,
Challies, dm., Sce
ALPAOAR,
A
TAMIB CLOTH.
Collars,
and Crapes,
Beading, -
40 0
Spke ilium on bAni
CHECKS,
TIOKIN GS,
PRINTS,
TABLE LINENS,
Brilliant',
lioaleu,
OIL_ OLO_THA •
STAIR OIL CLOTHS,
SILK UMBRELLAS
RRx 000ps.
SPRIXG.
1868.
. .
Ait the • deillahtial imam or-SPRING !;.ail piht_oppa
LEiDIGH, & MILLER,
Ilawe Just rpeelvod an unusually. Aare" gupply of
DEAIJTIFIM GOODlVeutted to the season, and now
-ready-for-Inepoetton.---.. 7 ,
A. GRAND DISPLAY "Of
DRESS SLLES-,
=II
In all tke new colors and shades
BL A C.K - IL-K,B
of every grade and quality._ All the new ityles and
rebore of dealrable
DRESS G-QODS
For Walking grata, anch ao
CHINA MOHAIR 'POPLINS,
' PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,.
STRIPED K PLAIN MORALES
COLORED ALPACAS.
COLORED VELOURS,
• FRENCH PERCALES,
SCOTCH GINGHAb . IB, •
FRENCH CHINTZES,, •
, J •
And many - Other goods for Rho ninon
SPRING ErHAWLB.
BPRINU BAQITES•AND MANTLES.
All the new stiles and eMore Of
SILK -PARASOLS,
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Please do not forgettha fact that
Ways have the largest act most eoteplate stook of
WHITE GOODS,
Embracing
PLAIN AND STRIPED 1110EIATRS;
PLAIN AND STRIPED JACONETEL
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN,
PLAIN FRENCH-MUSLIM.
All the new-itylee of Tucked and Striped Hipline
for •
GARIBALDIS,
MOURNING GOODS,
The best assortment in tlie town
FUNERAL GOODS,
lEEE
Every thing required for funerals. Very strict etten
tion given to filling all orders for the gams.
DO'MESTIO GOODS
Stacks and stack' of Bleached and truhleaohed
MUBLINB, at prim below market rates. Callum
from 8 to 124 ate. Good Domeetlo GINGHAM 12%cts.
TIOKINOB,
CHECKS,
TABLE• LINENS
• and CLOTHS,
TABLE DGYLIEB eakd
NAPKINS,
•
TOW=LINGIS;
TOWELLINGB, Le., 11..
CARPETS!! CARPETS
The largest stock that has over been often/ IN
Carlisle, and selling at much Zola& ralas than . for
years. Bost quality
LOWEL THREE PLY,
Best Quality
HARTFORD THREE 2LT,
EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS,
TWO PLY,, all qualities,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
STRIPED CARPETS; of - Altwidths, suit-
suitable for hails and: stairs
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Now styles for halls, in all widths
TABLE OIL OLOTHB;
L ,T_A B 14 , 8_ .0:0_V-11.R.0
Marseilles Quilts, .
--,-Laneaster -Quilts,
, Honey Comb
(Now Styles.)
Col'd Coverlids
OIL WINDOW MAPES all ooloyn and styles
OLOTRS &
aud-celora-leoirAmateadraad
uk at peatly reduced prices. '
NOTIONSI N 0 T . I.1,),A1111.
113:11- 7 131111° . TA G . A
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• . IIDbINGB, • ~,,--------
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1421DICIIRCIIIIIH9,,
- , , - • SWOP 211.111T11,
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•
sad thousand .ef ether 'goal - doslrablo goods Om
annot be onentioPO4 there: • • • •
Above we give yon but a mall eatieseration er tie
l e
Inn:genre amountor seasoomble and a ractlv• - stock
or goods that you will And on band. not fell to
give us an early call as we ate offei g'' great haduco.
manta in all Mode of floods. Great bargains all the
time. We do not lhalt the time bargains to slaty
Cr ninety , days, but state that at al Odes_
_we ,
. eep
goods ebbsper than tpe ohaapost• . ,•';':
I'4 I i!,4-iiif . ',*: rm 1 L .;.AIR
Sign of the Carpet Hall.
NO:
itAig aim-W.411u,
pailsle . Twaluitlialais.
1868.
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In new styles,