FANCY FUNS!
red and in store my
. ..... __lent of all the various
styles and quallties.of Furs, adapted -to the corning
Fall and Winter Seasons. I would respectfully Invite
an examination of my stock and prices from 0041 in
tending tri purchase. as I ant enabled to offer them very
desirable Inducements_
All my Furs have been purchased for cash, and made
by experienced and competent hands, and en the pros
ont monetary troubles render It necessary that I should
dispose army an - els at a Seery small eavanre on coat.
I em satisfied that It will he to the interests of those
vrbn de.iln purchasing, to give me a call.
.I7Z" Recollect, the name. number end greet lobe
Fe , elm. (New Fur Store,) 718 Arch Street, rhilad'a.
Sep. 13, 1881-8 m
14', MO VA L —LOCH M AN'S Photo
_ lotraphic and Arnbrotvpo Gallery has been ro
ni ivoll to the nreond story of Mr. Inhoir's Grocery Store
Mr. Locsm CV will b• pleased to wilt upon hls numor
one friends and patrons, and will continue to make
every kind of
Photographic & Ambrotype Pictures
ilrg- !QUAL l'O TUI lli 3IADE ANYWLIER.P.
Carlisle Sept O. 1801.
•
COUlt'f PROCLAMATION.—
WHEREAS the lion. JA NIBS 11. GUARANI, Pried.
dent .lu•l{n of the several Courts of Common Pleas el
the cenntios of Cumberland. Perry and Juniata, end
Justine .if the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery In said counties, and Den. lion.
nor harms and nom H. Comix, Judges of the
C.mrt of Oyer and Terminer and General Jolt Delivery
for the trial of all cetpltal and Ather offenders, In the
said county of Cumberland. by their precepts to one di.
rooted, dated Its 2 Ith of Amotitt. 1861, have ordered
the ..lourt nlOyor and Terminer in d Generallail Delivery
to beholden at C.(ItLISIA on the second MONDAS of
November 1661, (acing Chu 11th day) at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. to continue two weeks.
NOMA IS 111.1116111' 01 CtN to the Coroner, tie.
ti Crs of , he Peace and Constables of the said county nil
Cumberland, that they are by the said precept cont.
mended to be then and there In their proper persons,
with their rolls. roeords, Inquisitions, examination+
and all other rernionhrAhees, to do 011, thill4S within
to their officer appertain to be done, and all those that
are
hound by recozniza aces. to prosecute aLtainst the
pri+ tiers that are or thee shell be in the jail or sol.l
musty. are t. be thorn to prvwe••ute them as shall be
ja9 .
July 12. 1951
pußuc SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
Will be offered et Public Srtle on Friday and Satur
thy the 13th, tn.! 14th days of iteptember at the reel
donee of the au‘tscriber on Colleen Street in the bor
ovett of Carli4lo, at locate amount at teassehold furniture
end other personal property, conalsting in part as fol.
lows viz:
ONE SEVEN.OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Sofa:4, Tables. Ch dry, enrpot.t. 11,11 Beadsteal , and
Ueddlog, Ilureaug, IVach .4 tAtlds, Chwk, H tovep
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
Together with s vnriety of Kitchen FurnSture
One )Vheeler and inlsou Seetnng 3fachine.
Lest quality. Also, it largo assortment of well selected
Lo
Salo to co,nmenco at 9 o'clock, on each clay, when
terms will be made known by
AIMS W. MARSHALL
Carlisle. September 6, 1661 P.
- DUI3LIC SALE —ln pursuance of an l
order of the orphan.' Court, of Cumberland coun
t v . . I will niTor at Public Sale, on Saturday, the 25th day
of Snritonilier, 1861, the following deeerilind real elitate,,
to wit
A LOT OF GROUND,
Sit untod In Kest l'iinsborough township, Cumberland
Co. adjoining lands,of p h,II Lurch. Samuel Eberly,
John Musser, and others, containing ai.out an eighth
of n acre, ante or lose. having thereon erected it Story
and a half log nom.. In good repoir. flog Pelle, and
other out buildings, water eon re . itient to the Meir.
Solo to commence nt 2 o'clock." P , when at/un
done,' will be given and terms made known by
N'l W 11 A
Administrator of (leo. Weldon, decd
September 6, 1861.
1 - )1J13 LTC SA LE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of the powers conferred on inn by the
will of Dariol liollinuor. lee'd . Into of Ilirkinson Town
chip. Cumberland County, I will expoeo to public sale
at the Stone Tavern, on
Suturday the 28th (lay of September, '6l
at 1 o'clock I'. M. of said day, the following Real Estate,
to wit:
N.. 1. A llouse ankL“ Dickinson Township con.
Woli;
13 ACRES
more or less: hounded by lands of Fleury Shank, and
others. This property lo on the Toad from the Stone
Tavern to Chambers' Mil/. and on the hanks of the Yel-
low Breeches Creek. It has a two story leg house weath
er &larded, a frame fable.
No.:?, A tract of Mountain Land on Spruce Run. In
Dickinson Township. boundh•d by lands of Michael Nau
gle, Lafayette Parer and others. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
more or less. A public rood runs through this tract
alfitrdins; easy arenes.
:c o . 3, A t r ,,t of ‘l , ,untaln Land In Penn Townehlp
botwoen Irish Town (lap and the Pine ❑rove road, eon
TWENTY ACRES
neat measure. This is part of the land formerly known
24Q the• Johnston land, and Is very dusirable both for Ito
locatorn and timber. It will be divided Into three lots
t i suit purchasers and will he sold eit hi r In lots or an
a e bole, to bring the Jreatest amount.
No 4, A tract of Mountain Laud In Irish Town Gap,
containing
SEVEN ACRES
more or less, bounded by .lanob Ilomminger and others
will now appoint the list day el Sentemher, to meet
any persons who may wish to nee Nos 3 and 4. at the
Milltown Store, at I n'e o^k in the afternoon The
Spruce run lot can he seen nt any time, by calling nt
the residence of the subscriber.
Te.itll3 1/ .1 I,ll.—One half of the purchase money
to be either paid. or secured to be paid, on the day of
of sale. and the other half to be paid on the Ist of 1 pill,
1402. when posseseitin and deed will be given. POSAAF.
ion will be given of the Mountain Lnnd. Nos. 2,3, and
4. at any time, on the whole of the purchase money he.
log seoured to be paid by The lot day of April. 1862.
The Widow's Interest will be released in all the fore
going tracts.
DANIEL HOLLINGER, Jr.,
Exec utor
S..pt. 0, 1801
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber nß••rs to soli his farm, situate In Mon
roe tnwnsi , ip,Cuurnherland county. adjoining lands of
Jacob IC Niesley, Vim llotner. ,To Similes. end others.
containing F. 111117 ACIiiES Fl •S'I.RATE LIME.
STONE LA X 1), with a good two story
WEATHERBOAKUED HOUSE,
Bank Darn. slid all necessary out imiidtngs, with a
neYor filling well of water near the door, only 18 or 20
feet deep. Also, all kinds of fruit., such as is common
to have nn a lama. -
The land In In a gond Stitte of cultivation, clean of
rocks fled atones. and of Into been well limed, it also
Jilts norttettietit to stores. schools. and on the whole
ix considered a desirelle prdpeity.
Any person wishing to perches° such a farm.l would
do well to examine t e mid can do no by calling
t.niiecriber livteg on the farm. who is willing at alt
times to wall on purchasers and make known his .
_ con
ditions. 'JESbk; /INfil.E.
Seplerubor 0, '6l t
NOTICE. —The creditors of DAVID
Tartsa, dee'd., lately of tipper Allen Townehlp.
are notified that the assets of his ovate remaining in
the hands of John U Rupp. 61. administrator, will be
marshalled amongst them at my nlll,l le Carllel on
FRIDAY. th 20th of SEPTEIILIEII, 1801, where all claims
against the estate may he presented.
Aug. 2.3, 1861.. Flti:U•K. WATTS, Auditor.
pICKINSON COLLEGE —1 he Fitll
/ Term opens on Thursday, the 12th of September.
We specially reotoutmend the Grammar Seho I, under
the rare of A.•V. Minuet, A. M., to those preparing fm
the College classes
Aug. 23, tit. . IL 3E. JOHNSON, President.
•
A Good House to Rent Cheap.
subscriber wishes to rent the
j_ house In which ho , esbles. In west Pomfret, at.,
for Fix months from the lot of October next. Terms to
cult the times. Thu privilege of renting for next year
nty_bu Avcurnd
Aug. 2,'81.
ESTATE N9T I C E.—Notice ia hereby
girenfthat Letters of Administration on this Es
tate ufJuhu highlands, late of Newton township. Cum
heriand County, deed., have been Issued by the Regis
tor of said Minty,. to the subscriber, residing-An' said
twp. Notice Is hereby glean . to all persons Indebted, to
mud estate, snake Immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them fornittleinent to
DAVID DENIUTII; '
Adminfittestoe.
July 10, 1861.-0 t
•_ •
I'OSAL?, Olt .ItENT.--r •
The Brick Stetiet formerly cum
1 t 1.tr.013 11 / 111 offered-Alt mlei.or,rokit.,.o!ureasou
aheur yow•mion mien by the drat of October, ft required. •
Apply On the pletuleoe, or to
T 11.05148
Cnr1131 ,, , A 14.10, 'Ol.-4 t• •, • Merceraburg, V
tlOO L T /10 LI ER:B W ANTE D.
10 Cho Directors of, North tillddletun township, wish
to employ three competent teachers to fill the vacancies
In tiehoule N 0.2 3, and 4: Liberal salaries will be given
A pp ,lention must be made at Ruyinond's II 4el, In Car
lisle, on the first Saturday of October.
_113431.
Aug. 3 1801. P. W. QUIGLEY, Sec'y.
Nu rICE TO-.,
200 Ilands Wantoil to work on Army Shoe's, to
whom constant emp'oyment will ba given for at least
ilre or-els-inanthsi and Ilberal.wames paid. •-
Amc.,1 . ..0, HU. ..; mciprtic:
. .
.
T AW- - -CA.B.D.--(.3II"Sti.LES 11, „MA:
k J (31.4A.U011LP1, Attoinoy lit Law, Odle; In la
bel( 14 building, just 13pposi i o the Market' Meuse... '
-Ca rijole, March LI, 'eu—ly.. —.- . .. ,
. .
otw mato's ~ Ito° P S KIRTS .
...
7taltllOyeltitl, and p aces to defy romps
. 11 !,,,, 4 " ',: „ . LILIDICII, SAIVICZU es MILL4It
, „.
Evil lON "'IMOLA AT 10N..
~ w lIEREAS, in and by an net of the General As.
nt
,t he t'onsmonwerwlth of Pen finely:stilts. etitltitel
an . e Act relating to tIM elections of thin Ceihmote
Weal t ti.," passed the 2d day of July, A. 0.1830. it Is made
the duty of the Sheriff of 'every county within this
Commonwealth, to give public notice of the HeAterel
Elections, and in such notice to enumerate:
1. The . offleers to be Sleeted.
2. Designate the placeat which, the election is tot, hold.
Therefore,
I, ROOT. fiIcCAT4TNEY. High Sheriff of the county of
Cumberland. do hereby make known and give this pub.
lie notice to the electors of the county of Cumberland.
that on TUESDAY, the sth dry of October next, nn
election will be held at the several election districts es.
tahlished by Its, - in said county, at which time they
will vote by ballot for
TWO PERSONS to represent the munties of Cutriber
land and Perry in the House of Representrstiven of
Ptinneylvanla.
ONE P1.:R.31.)N for President Judge of the Courts of Oyer
and Teresiner and General Jail Delivery; Court of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace; Court of Common Plans
and Orphans' Court, of the.judicial distrlct.'composed
et the counties of Cumberland. Perry and Juniata.
TWO PERSONS for Associnte__Judees of the Courts of
Oyer and Terminer anti General Jail Delivery: Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Poise; Court of Commons
Pleas and Orphans' Court of Cumberland county.
ONE P Elt-SON • for Sheriff of the county of Cilrliherhandt4
ONE PERSON for Commissioner of Cumberland County.
ONE PERSON for Treasurer of Cumberland county
ONE PERSON for Director 6f the Poor of Cumberland
County.
ONE PERSON for Auditor of Cumberland County.
The said election will be held throughout the county
as. fellows:
The election In the election district composed of the
borough "(Carlisle and the townships of Ninth Middle
ton.
; South Middleton, end Lower Frankford. will be
held at the Court house lit the immugh of Carlisle.
The election in the election district composed of Low
er West Pennshorough township, will be bold at the
North School house In Plainfield.
The election in the election district composed of Ell
ver Spring township, will be held at the public house of
Jacob Ottstot. in Ifoguestown in sold bownelfin.
'the election in the election district composed of
Hampden township. will be held at public the house for ,
moriy occupied by Weary 13 Stone, In said tow oship.
The °lndio. in the election district composed nt the
township of roper Allen. will be held at the publie
house of John Floyd. in Shepherdstown.
The election In the °Metiers district composed of
‘liddlesex township will be held at the Middlesex
School lions°.
The election in the election district composed of the.
township ,if LoWei. Allen: will.he—holdatt the wagon.
maker shop of inn. ifunehbarger. on Stale 11111.
The election in the election district composed of East
Penestioreugh township. will be held at the house
of Joseph %Sole, In West Fairview, now occupied by
Benjamin Clny.
'l he election in the election district compoPed of New
Comberlntid, w ill be hold nt the house formerly kept
by Wm. 11. Bold. In the borough of Ness Cumberland.
The election In the election district composed of the
Iteretgh of Meeletnicsiourg. will be held at the public
house of James A. Molloy. in said borough.
The election in the el ellen district rompnsed of
Nlotwroe township. will be held at the nubile house of
Thomas Ligget, In Chnrchtown, in said tiiwrishlp.
The electinn in the elertien district composed of
Penn township. will he held at the house now occupied
by Jacob Itelsecker in said township.
The election to the election d'strlct composed of
Dickluson township. will be held of the lonise now no
copied liv Shelly k l tier, known as the Stony Tavern
The election In the election district composed of the
borough of New villa, and townships of Upper
Frani:ford. Upper West l'ennslinro. and north Newton
will be held at the Public School House in the borough
of Newsille.
The erection In the election district cotnposed of ,
the borough of Newburg Ifupewell tow toship will be
held in the public School House, in the borough of
New 1,..rg. -
The election in the election district composed of the
.borotigh of Shlppenclinni. Shiptimisburg tow eship and
that part of Southetniiton tot "ship not included In
the Leesburg election district. will be held sit tie
Council House In the borough of Shippensburg.
And In an art of the General Assesniqy o f (his Com.
tmonwealth. passed the 2,1 1(39. it is thus previd•
ed .• That the qualified electors of pints of N e wton
and Southampton townships, In the enmity sit Cum
berland. bounded be the following lines and distances:
Beginning; at the Adams county line ' thence along the
line dividing the townships of Dieldesen and Newton
to the turnpike road. thence along the turnpike to Cen
tre School !louse. or, said tu•npike, in Southampton
township. thence n point on the Walnut Bottom road
at Upchuck's, Inctuding Ileyburk's farm, thence hr a
straight line to the linW till II of the heirs nt Deorge Cle
ver, thence along Drysher's run to the A Mon , county
line, theme along the line of Adallse enunty to the
place of he...onet,. he. nil the Faille is hereby deflated
a 51015 aid separate election district. the elerthm to be
held nt the mobile house formerly necup l cd by William
Maxwell, In Lee...berg. SoothnotO'nn township."
NOTICE 11l YEN
That every person except Justlees of the Pence who
shell hold any office or appointment of profit or trust
under the United States or of this State. or any city or
incorporated district. whether a commissioned , or
others iv, n subordinate Oftleor nr agent.. who is or shall
bn employed under the legislative, exeent Ire or jinn- ,
diary departallents of this State. or the United States,
or of any city or army incorporated district: and also
that any Member of Congress or eif the State Legisln.
tun, and of the Select or Common Council of any city,
or commissiener of any incorporated district, is by lnw
in - rapable of holding or exereising at the salmi time the
office iir appointment of judge. inspector or clerk of any
elections ~r this Coinnion wealth, and (het no inspector.
judge. or other officer of such election shall be eligible
to lie there voted for.
And the said act of Assembly-, entitled an act rein
title to tile elections of this Commonwealth, Intoned Jul:
2, lfitotl, further provides as follows, tis wit:
.• That the inspectors and judges shall meet nt the
place appointed for holding the elections of the district
to is filch they respectively belting. before Moe o'clock ,
in the morning of the Second' Tuesday Is October, nod
each of said Inspectors shall impoint one clerk, who
shall he a qualified voter of said district.
'1 In case the person who shall have receired the sec
ond highest number of votes for inspector shall not at
t, nd on the day of the elertion, then the person who ;
shall tins',, reeelved the second highest number of Voles
at the next preeeding elertion, shall act as Inspector in
his place. .And in use the person who shall hate re
ceived the 111,11CSt number of V ten for inspector shall
not attend. the person elected judge shall appoint an
inspector in his place; and jn ease the person elected
judge shall not attend. then the inspector who receiv
ed the highest number of codes shall appoint sludge in
his place, or if any vacancy shall continue In the hoard
for the space of one hour after the time fixed by law for
the opening of the election. the qualified rotors of the
township. ward or district for which such officer shall
have been eleeted, present at the piece of °lodine, shall
elect one of their number to fill such vacnney.
" It shall be the duty of the several assessors of ench
district to attend at the place of holding every general,
semen', or towuship election, during the whole time
said election Is kept open, for the purpose of gin ing In
formation to the inspectors and judges when walled on,
In relation to the right of any person iniSesSed by Limns
to vote at ouch election, or such other unit tees In rein.
lion to the assessments if ere ern as the littid inspectors
or either of theist shall from time to time require.
No person shall be permitted to vote at any election
rts aforesaid, other then a white freeform of the age of
twenty-one years or snore, who snail have resided in the
State at least one year, and in the election district
where he (Mere his vote at least ten days immediately,
preceding. slogs election, and within two year, paid a
State ,or cownoty his, which shall have been ',AA/SSP,' at
least ten days before time election. But a d'ltizen of the
United States who tins previous], been n qualified voter
of this State. and removed therefrom and returned. and
who shall have resided In line election district and paid
taxes na aforesaid. shall be entitled to vide after rebid-
It g In this State six months Provided, That the
white freemen, citizens of the United States, bete eon
is enty on,, mod ties(t ) -ton years, who have resided la
an election district as aformtid, shell be entitled to
vote nlthongit they shall not have paid taxes.
'• No person shall be permitted to vide whose tiasne Is
tint eiintahied in the list of taxable Inhabitants fur.
filched hp the Commissioners. unless Hest. he produce
a receipt for the payment n ithle wo years of it Stale
or eounty tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution,
and give satisfactory evidence, either on Isis oath or af
firmation. or time oath or affirmation of Another, that he
hues paid Snell n tax, or on failure to prods', a receipt
shall make °nth to the paytneut therent Second, If lie
stales a right to vote by being nil elector between the
, age of twenty.one and twenty two years, he shall de
pose on oath or affirmation that he has resided in this
Shiite nt least one year next before his application. and
Ins ke such proof of residence in the district as larequir,
ed by this act and that he flees verily believe. from the
neeount glue,, hill,. that he Is of the age .r...mht. and
such elite] evidence as is required by this net. where
upon the name of the person thus admitted to vote
shall be inserted in the alphabetical list by the Inspec
tors and a note Made opposite thereto by writing the
word "tax." if he shall he admitted to vote by reason
nt havint pew tax; or the word 'age." if he shall It
admitted to vote by reason of tillett age. shall be called
out to the clerks. who shell snake the like notes on the
lists of voters kept by them.
, •
In all cases where Ilse name of the person cla ming
to vote is liquid on the list furnished, by the COnitnis.
stoners and assessor. or his right to vote. whether found
thereon or not, is of jeeted to by ally qualified eitim.n.
it shall he the duty of the Inspectors to examine such
person on oath as to Isis qualifications, and if be chums
to have resided within the State for one year or Iltrlt.
11114 oath shall be sufficient proof thereof. but s h e ll
make proof by at least one competent witness, elle
shall be a qualified elector, that,he hen resided iu the
district for more then ten days next inmeellately pre
,eding ouch election, and shall also himself sweat thst
bin bona tide residence. In pursuance of his lawful call.
mg. Is in said district, and that I e did not remove ,into
said ilisttict for the purpose of voting therein.
" Every person qualified ns nthrenald. and Who Shall
make due proof, It required. of the residence and pay.
silent of taxes na aforesaid. shall he edrnitted to vete In
the township, ward or district in a bich he shall reside
" If any person shrill prevent or ettempt to posevetis
any officer of any election under this act from holding
such election, or use or threaten any violets.• to any
such officer. or shall Interrupt or improperly intei fete
with Min in the exerution of his duty, cr shall I.lh els
up the window. or aVeIIUU to any window whine the
came m a y be holding, or shall riotously disturb the
peace at such eleetion, or shall ,use any intimidating
threats, force or violence, with design to Milner. e us.•
duly or overawe any, elector, or to prevent Isinw from vo
ting nr to restrain the freedom of choke, such purlieus
on conviction shalt-be fined In any Mint not exceeding
• five hundred dollar's, and imprisoned for any time-not
loss than three nor more than twelve months. and hilt
shall beahown'to Court, where the trial of such orreeee
shall be had. that the person so offending was- morn
resident of the city, ward, district or township where
the offence was committed, and not entitled to veto
therein, then on conviction he shall be sontenced to
pay a finoof not less than one hundred nor more Huai
one thousand dollars. and be imprisoned not loss than
six Months-tier more than two years.
"If any person or persons shall snake any bet or wa.
gormimn.theinsult oLany ,election, within ..the "'em
moss wealth. or shall offer to Make any such bat or wa
ger, either by vorhal.proclamation thereof, or toy any
written-or printed advcrtheineot, challenge or invite
any portion to make such bat or wager, upon conviction
thereof boor they shall forfeit and pity-thrust times the
amount so hot or to bo bet.
" Irony person not by law qualified, shall fraudu
lently vote at any election of this Commonwealth, or
being otherwise qualified shall vote out of his proper
district, or. if any person knbwing the want of such
, guallficamons, shell aid or procure such person to vote,
the poi eon offending, shall, on conviction lie fined In
any sum lost exceeding two hundred dollars, and be
Imprlkoned fel any. term not exceeding three months.
". It any person shall vote et mere than one election
district, or otherwise fraudulently mite store titan once
.on the sumo
da y , tw o e o s t li ic a k il e f t e s a t u o d g h et le h n e t r l , y w f i s i ol hb
to the d andto
Intent d siir
i
lilognlly to V. ri t _Or shall procun -Smother to. - do - srb - he -
or - they.olTunding. Shall on conviction be fined hi stray
sum not less than fifty nor nano than five hundred,
dMlora. and be Imprisoned frir any term not loss tha n
three ndr more than twelve mOntlis.
",If any persoo not qualified' vo e t '
n thin Commion. -
wealtliagreellity to law. (except -the sons
citlecins,), shall appear at any p 1 see of- elecglon fo r
Hob
purpose of influencing-the-clthms—quehtleir to --- tti - ste -- -
he shall ou conviction forfeit an I pay any sum notex:
(moiling one hundred dollars for every Such offence, and
be imprisoned for any term not e teem - ling three mon ' ths'.
Afresably to the provisions Of the slxty.tir t
seation
JOHN FAREI4A
A 71017 Street, 1e
twuon 7th and Bth
tit
'Late of 818 Market St.,
Importer and Manufae
,urer of, and Dealer In
ll kinds of
Fancy Furs,
Fon. LADIES'. MIESEE',
LOd CRILDREN'B e WEAR..
liavlngnow 'min unit.
ROUT. 31 cCA ItTS ICY.
Shoriff.
ISEEMM
of the said net, every General and Special McAllen slinll
be opened between the hours of eight and Um In the
forenoon, anti shall con I limo without interruption or
adjournment until RO6'(111 o'clock le the evening, when
the polls shall bottoms!.
And thejudges of the respective distrlA:ii aforesaid
are by the sald'act required to meet at the Court House
In the borough of Carliswi, on tile third day after the
election, (being Friday, .11i3 11411 day of October,] then
and there to perform the things required of them by Ina.
The return Judges of the Representative district,
will meet at Carlisle, at the time fixed by law.
Giv mt under my hand, at Carlyle, this 14th day or
September, 1860.
ROBERT IkirCARTNEY, Sheriff.
A. B. EwrNG's
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
1859
West nigh Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarded at the Cumberif.nd County
Agricultural Fair of 1857.)
The subscriber has just received tho moot splendid
assortment of articles In his tine. ever brought to this
place--whlch ho is determined to sell at prices that de
ry competition.
1
Chamber,
Dining-room, }FURNITURE
latenen and
Office
Embracing every article- used by House and Hotel
keepers, of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture In setts.
reception and Camp Chairs, Slattrasses, Jilt frames,
pictures. kr., lee.
Purchasers arc requested to call and examine his
stork, at his extensive warn-rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. 11. EWINIi.
gir...l?. Particular attention given as usual to funerals;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderate terms, A. ft. E,
May Id,
p I 3 LI() SALE.
I will expose to public sale, on
Thursday, the 19th of September. 1861,
at 11 o'clock. A. IL, on the premrSen. in Silver Spring
township. Cumberland county, a tract of First Quality,
LIMESTONE .L.O.ND,
containing
322 ACHES, and P. RCUES,
which will be divided into parts, and mold, as follows
1. A FA VI, containing about 156
ACRES, well improved, end highly cultivated, having a
I Z ... A, 0 00 D, TWO STOIIY
it* sir,
i. • ..4 4 , DWELLING HOUSE.
I,n_rge Bank Barn. Spring Ilona°, Orchard. and all other
Improvement!, rut.nin❑ water upon it. \ bunt
15 Acres of which 14 co, eyed with 1 , IN M: TIMBER.
Thor" may he about 40 eres rut off this Farm, and
sold sop rately.
2. A Tract containing Eighty Four A
cres and 157 Perches. about 60 Acres of whieh Is coy
rred Fine Timber—t/ak, Hickory R aluut nod 1.0
rust, and there I• rrro . tell Oli 1 1 / 1 3 ran a
Steam Saw Mill.
whlrh may lie made profitable In 84,yllig up the lumber
3. A tract containing 3O Acres and
61 Perches, qdjohilng .11.1/11 li app. Eck,: and
, ther, about 14 Arra ot which is eskared and toured,
and the realdue is wood land of fine quality
4. A tract containing 88 Acres and
I SI Perch., situate on the, 'Triadic Spring load. about
10 Acies of which la tine Timber Laud, and thh brlanc•
is cleared and cultivated,
5. A tract containing, 11 Acres and
13 Verehes on the same root oppo,:ite to the al.Vr, all
of whirl, is rienred.
'l•his kind is slt mite on the Trindle Spring Road, nhout
live miles Elec. of Carlisle. and dib•en miles 1% est of
Harrisburg nod Is 'wounded by John Ilupp Jonas Rupp
Oliver Saxton, Col J11110.0%1 Ilamson,./neoh Eckert and
others. and is no fine 'a body of land as has been Offered
for sale for n long time.
The ternoi will be easy, and will be not to known on
the tiny of sale. wh.•n a phiu chart and di V 1.11.11 of !be
whole trust will lie exhibited. The title is lodisp•riablo.
Aug. 2OS 4t. RICHARD PA IIK Eli.
pußLio SALE.
fly an older of the Orphans' Court of Coml.,land
county, I will expose to public sale ell the premises. on
TUESDAY, the 17th day of SEPTEMBER, 1861, at 11
o'clock, A. M
THE MANSION FARM
of the loto !ewls Ilyer, situate In Upper Allen Town
ship, Cumberland rioniy, hounded by Abut. Weaver,
the heirs of Chi. Zook. Joose Bowman, and iithers,
containing 92 ACRES, more or lose, hating thereon
eructed a two-story
Large Rank Darn. (nearly Ilea) rin•
ning water acid Spring llougo near th. door, orchard
and other linpn.vementx The whole being under gnod
fence and highly cull s vated. Thin farm ic within a
mile of Shunt.m datown, and ghoul eight mil. from
Harrisburg.
I=3
Th• re w ill be sold at the FRT.e tines nod place a tract
of excellent WIHIDLAND. situate In Ilonaglian Town.
ship, York county. contaioing 22 ACRES, mere or lens.
and which Is near Siddenstown, and about two wiles
from the above described term
The title to the lands IF un IFtwtelile and the terms.
which will be easy, will bu made his .we on the day of
aide.
JOHN RYER.
Aug. 22. tn. Amin4trett, of Lei t< Myer. Uee'd
FOUTZ'S MIXTURE.
The Best lastsmar for Max and BEAST
now in USK
Is a safe and reliable remedy for the cure of ituoilma -
Painful Nervous Alf,•ctlons, Sprains. Biome
Swellings, and all diseases requiring the external ap
plication on Man.
flu Horses It will never fall to c u re Poll E v il.
old running Sores. or Svrneny. if properly applied. For
Sprains. Bruise, Seratebes.l'roolied lloof. Chafes. Sad
die or Collar flail, Cuts or Wounds. It is no infallible
remedy. T. y it, and be col. jutted of its efficacy.
RHEUMATISM.
Persons afflicted with this disease no matter of how
long standing, van be prf.mpily and effectuidly cured
by using this 1 1101 re.
There is nothing In the norld so sure and so good to
take away had Corns, and cure Frost Bites as Ibis pre
paratlon Try it and salisly yourselves. Price 25. and
an cents per bottle. Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ, Went
mlnirter. yid
For snlo by REYNOLDS At PEIFFER,CBrIIBIB. Pn.. and
by all Votintry storekeeper, [Aug. 23, 1861.
lA I OUTZ'S CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders
These PoWders have prove after n trial of several
years, to he superior to au, preparation of the kind In
me. The i•hinf humid°, it) of these Powders arinee from
the fact that th. y nre eqmpo,rd of Vrdlrimi t•s limn t bore
Laxative Tooke,d Purif3 log properties The Laxative
'bete crudities from the stomach and intestines, the
Tonle gives strut gth to the system of flie Horse, and
the pun ifying inedieloes,con tamed in I hem c•lennnr the
blood. and lay the foundatPoo lora healthy a nd vigorous
circulation. 'l • he use of them improves 'the wind,
strengthens the.mppetite and gives the horse a line,
smooth find glossy the appearance,
vlgnr and spirit of the noble animal.
Mesa Powders are not Intended. as most powders are,
to bloat the animal, so en to give blin the appearance of
being fat when not really ,e—lout to remove the disease
end pr mote No general health.
These Powders Si ill nil ragt hen the sh mach and in
entities. cleanse them Teem offensive nuttier, and firing
hem to a hen' hr state. 'I hey are a sere pi even Ilan
4 hung Fever, and n certain remedy for all diseases
neident to the Morse, as Glanders, Yellow Water. Ills
ruiners, Fun older. Heaves, aloe veering, roughs. Loss of
Ippelllu. and Vital Energy. ,Lc These l',.wders If us-d
wo es thine tiers a week. through the winter and
arlog. your horse will never get the Lung Fever, Colic
r Hotta. A low doses of those l l narders will remove the
•orst Cough on any norm Were otenerf , i, of 110r#08 to
ed a le" of these Powders every year, they might
lye the lives of ovary valuable IthrlO'S.
M 1 LC H COWS.
The properties thin Powder possesses In increasing
he quantity of Milk in Cows. gives It en Import/Lion
nd value which should plane It In the hands of every
croon keeping a Cow Is fatto , ing -Cattle It gives
'min an apputito. loosens their hide, and makes them
mire flinch faster.
HOG S•.
In all dironses of Swine. OH Coughs. Ulcers In the
linen and Liver. &c., by putting from halfn paper to n
spar of these Powders In a barrel of Swill. the above
.Iseases cared Cr- entiroly:proverited. By. using
hese Powders the Dog Cholera ran be prevented. Pre
wed by S. A. FOUTZ, Wo•tmluister, kid.
For Mlle by REYNOLDS & PEIFFER, Carlisle. Pa.,
nd by all country storekeepers. Price 25 cents per
;per, or fire papers for one dollar. [Aug 23, 1861.
On Saturday, the 28th day of September, 1861
The heir,, at law of John' Mutch, deed., and the
eardian obthe minors. by order of the Orphans' Court;
111 sell at public vendue, the
•
A N S-F off FAI? II
, •
•
the tatty John Mulch, tlec'd., situate In .Jlalnpdea
Euiblierland county. 5 mitre west of [hurls
, irg, and 4 m ale,, north of Shireitiamitown, bounded
' . 10 Rn rtilee. William Logan, George Seaver, ■nd
here. Containing 100 ACRES, more or lona, having
me on erected it good
'lNen.wroni
MYHIALALIIGI HOUSE, Vrr,
•
ask Darn, a Gond Orchard. Water conducted Iron, the
ping to the 1i0n,,,,, and Other, Improvements. Th(110
4 a Limestone Quarry. Also, about 80 acres cleared
nd, and under rultlvation, the reeldfue In gond tim.
, There hne been taken from the farm TIME
RACTB ON• WO.OD CA:VD, coptalug about fire acres
" fib, which Will - be field separately as wood lute upon
Mch these la
- -GOOD—ItAIL •
.
8010 to commence at 11 o'clocki A. M. Terms: The
Idow's Interest to be left In the 'atid.nnd the Interqst
old to her. Five per cent. on the confirmation of the
le; one half the residue April lot, 18tr2, nod the
.11AUCO April lst, JBtl3,
BENJAMIN ERU,
Attnrney In tit for tho hulrs.
- Gelnne. ATRBts, - Onnr . dlnn, [AI4-.30,1881,
RAIN. BAGS -Just received. and
Jr,for sale Tor/ ohoap for Coal
6v.2, 1860 CHAS. (.41LBY,Truite•
N ,
Testinneitt94 on
11 the Will of David 0, Rupp, late 01 Lower Allen
township; doc'd.. braving been binned by-the Register of
Cumberland County ; to me the subscriber living In
Lower Allen township. notice is. hereby. given to all
persona Indebted to maim Innuedintepayment and those
having claims to present them duly authenticated for
aottlement to ' JIMMY G. RUPP, Executor.
Carlisle, Aug. 23f1t*
fitIURCII . DEDICATION. Provi
ki duiico - Termitting, the new .Itiethodiet EpiseOpal
Chlardh, at MT. MOLLY SPRINGS, will be dedin ted to
the worship of Almighty clod, no Sunday. the 6th of
September, 1861.
Prom-Wog at 10 o'clock, A. M., by Rev. A. E. 0 Olson,
and at 7% P. M., by Rev. Andrew Manship, of Phila
delphia.
Rove. John A flare, Wm. H. Keith, Drs. Merman M.
Johnsen, C. P. Wing. and other ministers, will be
ferment. The people. irrespentive of denominations,
are cordially invited to attend.
I. COLLINS STEVENS,
Pastor In Charge.
Aug. 30, 1801-2 t
859
PUBLIC SAL E.
OP
VALUABLE FARMS and TANNERY
On Friday 13a September. 1801. at
As assignee of Robert Bryson, I Will expose to public
st it e on the premises, all his Real Engird°, which con.
mitts of
The MANSION FARM,
Situate In Uppnr Allon township. Cumbscland conniyl
bounded by DsstdCooror..lohn Dunlap's heirs, Michas,
Conklin and others. containing
230 ACRES.
more or less, having thereon erected,
A LARGE, IiOUDLE,, d
- on
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
LARGE TWO STORY STONE BARN,
AN EXTENSIVE TANNERY,
engine of 'modern
e
bountiful supply r f overhead
s w il i r r l 'h n t g ra"i t tc r a ttih t " e e' r " wt
, m r a li e r ih ri ly
o 'n a machinery,
and st.am
rn mai the bull rings. shops and
yard, and upon lite farm are also,
FIVE EXTENSIVE LIME KILNS,
and two good WV PILLING IP VtiliS..ard Stable. and
Blacksmith Shop. and all winvenleint out buildings.
sue:, a. Smoke home, Ice bowie. Spring house: also.
en Orchard; running neuter. such its never falls. 4 n the
Inuae, and may Ito 111 the hirn-yet 4. Fencing all good.
and the lend Aqui f, In the , hem. (Caning order, hawing
been well limed and in .nured.
Thiß property oily be divided Into three parts. and
may he thus sold it suitable to purchasers, and bringing
tbe•boet price.
1. The Tannory, with Fifty Acres of Land, running
down to the Lisburn Road.
2. Thar, part of the Farm which lino along the Lim.
burn Road. including the huildingo, blacksmith shop,
and about Forty Acres of Land.
3, The residue of tinCFartn, which will elntain about
One Hundred and Thirty Acros, whh tie Lan o Barn.
I will coil at the atom thno and pittoe, a Tract of
Land, nr Farm. in •iouoghan township, York co., con
tabling, about
sirr FIVE 4 CRES,
all of whieh hexing theren ererto4 a GRIST
NULL. Three Frame OWN:LUNiI lIGLIARS, BA IN and
othor linprryeinents.. - This Sarni Is situate about one
mile south of the .hive named min=ion Farm.
n Semi Stone Quarry, in the same township,
on the road fr4.in 4 iddenstown to Lisburn, containing
about three illarters of an acre.
Also. at the Caine time and place, I will sell about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
CHESTNUT L tND,
situate In Rye taw nnhip, Perry runty. new to St or.
reit • K Gap, on the North side of the mauntoln. Thu
jand will he dirido I Int, lots to suit purchasers. mope
and drafts of which rail be ex hi hitch at the [lmo of bale.
At two o'clock on tho etwe day, r will oleo „or on
the prelni.e. , ,
290 A Ores Litneaf one, Land.
In the same township, known. the Harkness Farm,"
situate About two miles south of ‘ln,ha ieshurg.' This
land is high!• Impraved. func••d and cultivated, with
plenty of running water. and ep inzs that nu are
This land will be divided and sold in part to suit pur.
cltqrre.
Int. All that. part 01 the land which Ilex weal of the
main road to lorhan eshurg and which enntainn about.
170 kerns. will to, divided into there nearly equal parts
ono of whl,ll, the no, th part, has 1111 excellent
HOUSE AND BARN,
le '4,
• •-•
•"'-; and the other two are without
bulldinzs. but are w,II fenced and In ek high state o
eultication.
2. All that hart which hoc East of theroad, and con
tains 120 Al!itE4. 11 tying, thereon a
LARGE I,OU 1t11.4T11 (1 STORY . 111478 E.
Slone Bank Barn. Corn II taco, Ui.til cry, and All other
c mrenient buildingB. with Orchard of the choicest
fruity, and runnins Rlreatny.
These are the most dryirablo farms that have been of
fered for rule for neatly yonry All the shove lands will
be AOlll by the Acre ex.•upt the Tannery property, Ihe
exact ant , unt he each tract will be ascertained before
the dyed in MA.1.1 The title 14 perft,t. and possesnion
will he giro, on the let of boric. 1 800 .
The elnulltionA will be emsy...'oet bill Pomade known
OA I he day of sale by
Aug 9 ts
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
• AND PERiONAL PROPERTY.
I will oiler at public sale. on SAT(lilt)lY. the 14th
day of September. 1001, on the promises. in Lower Allen
township one mile north of Shiremanstown, and five
miles west of IlArrishorg. the Mina leg described Reel
Estate and poniot al property, to wit:
24 Acree and 1116 Perches of Slate Land,
having thereon erected a good two-story
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; . jl 4 /•P 6 1
Frame house and Bank Burn, 7 srist.
ri
and all necessary out buildings, all of
which are new. A good well of water near the d or.
Also. an Or , htrd of fine. thriving Fruit Trees. such as
apples. peaches. pears. apricots and cherries This is in
all rag:wets a desirable property. having 11 fine view of
the Cuinberliiiid
At the same thine and place. I will sell all the parse
nal property on said farm. cone& tlng In part I,r. one
(Lod 'dem one Coe, a lot ol Ifoze. ‘Vagens. Plows.
Harr 'we and other fanning utensils. ihillSEllol..D
AND FURNITURE, Ac. he.
Sale t I ee 'rumor, at one o'clock on said day, when
attendance will be given and ter.es mania known by
HEN Rl' li. RUPP.
Executor of David S. Rupp, deed.
Aug. 3 ), 1861-3 t
SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
On SA2'URD:ITI &pie/I;l,er 281 h, 1861,
Will be exposed at Public tede. on the premises. the
following MILL VlCutile In Lower Allen
township. Cumberk lid County, on I he Yellow Ilreevins,
Creek within three miles of Harrisburg. bounded by
Innds of Yost Best Cleo Halsey end tatters, containing
20 ACTON, mors or less,aud hiving thereon ererted, a
LARGE TWO-STO RY
4 =rl . lgEirt ZAC-1.13.,
with all th- machinery In complete ,rdor. n SAW MILL,
and a Corn Drier, with all the machinery attached to
make Corn NI, al. The water power In sufficient toddy°
the mills at all season. Also, a now
TWO STORY ELLING HOUSE,
a barn and a gond Tonart (louse. There Is an APPLE
ORCHARD on the premises, and the lug is in a high
state of cultivation, some seven or eight acres of it be
ing excellent meadow land.
A LSO, at the 831110 tllOO and place lola he mold,
A LOT OF GROUND,
sit ante in East Lou township, Cumberland
c moksy, one mile from the Susquehanna !liver, lmunded
by the Cumberland Valley haiku:id, and Lb° State road
from Harrisburg to llettyeburg, containing ONE ACltli,
more or less, known as the" White Hal Property," and
having thereon erected,
A LARGE TWO SY OR.EFRAME HOUSE,
Stable, and other out•buillinga. On this property
there in a leirlie variety of
CHOICE ERIIIT TREES
The terms of sale of the Mill Propel ty will be as 101-
lows: o'per cont. of the purchase a ~,, iey to be paid
on the day of sale; Fifteen hundred dollars to remain
in the property daring the lime of li.. widow of William
Bre Ike, dec'd . the Interest, of which is to lie paid to
her yearly during her lifetime, mid at her death the
prhicipr I sum is to be paid to the Wein; siol legal rep.
resentatives 01 the said William Brooks, doe'd.; one
half the balance of the purchase money to be aid on
the hit of April, 18112, When persuasion of the premises
will be glean, and a deed made to the purchaser; the
residue Ili to be paid in two equal annual payments
with intermit from the Ist of April, IEOI2, Wlll2ll last
payments are to be secured by Judgement or mortgage
on the property. .
Thu tern a of this, sale of White Hill Property are Ten
per cont. of the purchase inolioy to be paid on the day
of sale, one half the balance oil the Ist of April. 1862;
and ihe residue in two equal ann u al paym me with
interest from the list of April. 18112,sald payments to be
secured by judgement or nioetysge on the property.
Possession to be givep on the lid 10 April. 1.112, and
deed matte to the purchaser at the some Iliac.
EOllO 1,5'.111i. ISW ELL,
Sept. 6, '01.. 7 t s. Assignee ut Joseph Ifuehor.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
By order of the )rphann' Court, of Combed'' , d
county, will bo gold at ,public Nato, on Um premises, nit
nate In Upper Allen township' In guild county,
On SAT URDO Y, Oc/ober sth, 1861,
thn following doeellbod Ord estdto, Into the proporty
of . Potor Sidle, deed., t,o wit-:
A TRACIT_Cir LAND,
containing
•
90.1ar00 .a.ctressi,
situate tte aforesaid, bounded by lauds of Itobt Bryson,
Joseph Nelsen and John Oreseiuger,and haying thereon
erected aleinsiory
FRAME AND PLASTERED HOUSE, '
with.hasrment and outbuildings. •
TE112413 or SALF.--One mrth"the purchase money to
bo paid on the con6rtnation of tho sale, ono half the
balance on the . Int of April, 164 and the balance on
the•hit of April,- 1863,-the-last payment to be secured
by Judgement bond.. .
Persons &Wow; of viewing the: premises can do'iso
by. calling on the undersigned,_nesiding on the reatne.-'--
SARAH 81D1,11,
Administrator:of Peter Sidle, deed. .)
September 6,1881
Ti STftAY COW.--Came to the resi.
.A . 2.4 dunce Of the subvilber, In Middlogo; too : nship . ,
bu ounday ptgrutng. Sept, Ist Mil. kited Cow, with a
.white tip,t on the forehead, and a small bull on her
neck. The owner Is notified to call prove property...Pay
-chargos'alad. WACO ker.away; or ihu will be disposed 9r AC:
' cording - to laW.
Sept. 4, 1861, Bt.*
JOIIN B. COON' VII,
Ashlgneo of ROUERT UUTOON
DISEASED LUNGS,
Thus striking at the root of disease . , and driving it from
the system. -
- -
Thin disease In announced by difficulty of breathing,
shrill chilling or wheezing, hocking cough and threat
mrd suffocation, ke. It "noggin occur. in young Chil
dren. No child need die of croup If this pyrup pre
perly uned and- used In time. Mother.. having croupy
ehildreu should watch the fleet show of dinease, aid al
ways keep this remedy at hand.
For coughs after menden this Syrup4olost excellent.
Experience has proven that it is equalled by no other
preparation.
The price of the remedy In such as to place it within
the reach of all. the poor as well ea the rich, and every
person should bawl it.
Every person should have It In the house. It Is a
true and faithful friend to all who value health and
wish to Recur() themselves against that most terrible
disease. consumption. It will be found the Mostugeful
as well as the cheapest fatuity medicine In the world.—
It has been used for the last four yeate with a success
without a parallel.
Nave your' thliiireti. No child need die of croup If
thin syrup le used in time.
Price al crab por.bottle, or Mee bottlea tor $l.
For male by REYNOLDS & FEIFFEIL Carlisle. Fa..and
by all country alorekeeporo. . [Aug. 23, 1801.
V 4 A R3l Elt S TAKE NOTICE -
U
JON MANIC now . mantifacturenabd Keep' Con,
staidly ihr sale at his shop, on North Hanover Street,
rpposite the residence of George Bletsgar, Esq.. Carlisle,
Pa., &large asmortment of the bent
IMPROVED THRESHING MACHINES
, 'Horse Powers ' three and four Horse ?dualities, Glover
Hullers, Corn Shelton', Straw Cutters, and •
ifarroweirlows, &c. Also a lot of second hand Ma.
chines and florae Powers. Parma ',call and examine
my stock,.l will sell to Milt theAlinee.: Repairing done
at - abort notice. • ,
(IARPET CEIAIN.—A new supply of
kjoupeitor Carpet CheinJout fecelvd at tho cheap
store of • • . • 011/18. OGILDY,- • .
rob. 16, 7861. , Truotto.
14RI E CRANBERRIES.-
A superior orttolO of OrouborrlosJuot re'celved afA
for nal° by. J. W. Mi.
Oat.. 284:60.:
GEORGE EIMITH.
•
DISSO.LUTION OF PARTNER-
The,partnership heretofore SHIP.
existing between the un
detained In the Lumber and C. 01,1 iminent', wan die
.solved this dny, by mutual 0011000 t. The books of the
firm are left at the office 01 the late firm, where ell per
eons Indebted are requested to call and settle their
accounts, and those having claims are requested to
present them.
ROBERT M. MACE,
OLIVE.. DELANEY,
Carlisle, Ju1y16,11361.
The Lumber and Coal Business will be continued at
the old stand, by the undersigned.
July 26, '6l. OLIVER DIMANCY.
PATENTED NOVEXIIE
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F. y.si
B A L LOU'S
Patented Improved French Yoke
Ei3E3E3OF6.9r,
PATENTED NOV - EMBER lit, 1859
A New Style of Shirt, warranted to Fit.
By me , ding the above measures per mail, we can
guarantee a perfect ❑t of our new style of Shirt, and
return by express to Any part of the United States, at
$l2, fklfi, $lB, $2l, &c.. kc., per dozen No order for
warded for less than ',elf A dozen Shirts.
Also. Importers and Dealer. in NEN'S FURNISHING
GOOtiS.
Wh:losttlo trade supple.] on the usual terms.
BALLOT.) . 13 Ii.OTEIERS.
409, Broadway, New York
Juno 28,1961.-3 mos.
SELLING OFF AT TWENTY-FIVE
NUL UN T. BELOW COST! I
At the sign of the "Gold Eagle," 3 doors above the
Cumberland Valley Bank, And two doors below the
Methodist Church on West Main street, the largest
and bunt selected stock of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
In the town, will be sold 39 por cent lower then at any
place In the State The titnek comprises n Isrge assert
moat of Gold and Sliver hunting-case watches, hovers,
Lupines, American watches, and all other kinds and
styles,
GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS,
Gold l'ons and Pendia, .lewelry of all )(ludo, Spectacles
Gobi and Silver, Plateil and Sliver IVarn,
MUSIC BOXES, •ACCORDEONS
Oil Paintings. s great varotty 111 fancy articles, and a lot
of the finest Pianos, which will be sold 40 per cent lower
than over offered in town. The entire stock of Watch
maker-tools. vas.. large iirrore, and Safe Will be gold
wholesale or retal! on the eilsOit tarms.
hoeing selected a first class workmen all kinds of re
pairing will be done RA usual, nt reduced prices.
Three Pianos nt 1.100 below the factory price on as
count of the Philadelphia Company closing out. I will
soil at the Jewelry Store,
THREE ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
warranted, nt two-third their real value on easy terms
If called on soon.
11, 1 Olt SALE.—The large
three.ntory Brick House on Main
Street. will be cold on easy terms.
Call at the Jewelry Store In raid
April IS. 18(10,
LARGE ARRIVAL OF FRESH
I 7 tOC,Eitl liB-1 , 11:11 OF ALL K
Among which Is a lan., .4 - the real Loin nine Bo Ill
more dry salt lIKICItINtI..In oil( barrels, M ACK k
at prices that is really astonishingly low. Pickets of all
kinds.
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good assortment of
TOBACCO...AND SEGARS ,
LIQUORS, &C.,
at the lowest rates for CAS!I or Country Produce.
WM BENTZ.
Carlisle, June 21, 1861.
FSTATE NOTlCE.—Letters Testa
inontary and r the WIII of Andrew film r. late
of the borough 01 Otrlsslo, deed., have boon issuod to
the undersigned, in duo thrill of low. All portions
indahted to the estate are required to make Im
mediate payment, and those having claims tqpresent
them for settloment to
WILLIAM BLAIR, Jr.,
ANDUEW it. BLAIR,
I,lxceutore,
Aug. 2, '61.-6t
CIIEGARAY INSTITUTE.
1527 mail 1529 81'111.1C111 STREET
Phis Institute, -onducted for two years paq. In this
city. by M kDANTE CHF:OAK k Y cod her nieee NI n %nu:D . 1100
FILLY, upon the same principles no the one In New 1 orb,
established there In the year INN. will reopen On Mon
day, September IGth, with Its usual ample and complete
provision for the education of Young Ladles, under the
direction CI Maclaine D'llervilly. Circulnrs, and all
rot Amite information, can be obtained on application
to the Principal.
August 10, 1801.
ggb,:- MANHOOD.
now Lost, Ilow Restored
•
Just Published in a Sealed Envelope,
LECTURE ON TILE NATURE,
L 1 TREATMENT, AND It ADICAL CURE tif SPER-
M %FORMER. nr Seminal Weakness, Sexual Dehi.ity.
Nervousness. sod Involuntary emissions, producing Im
potency, Consumption and Mental and Physical De
By ROBT. .1. EULVERWELI., M. 11.
The important fact that the awini consequences of
actinium° mry be effectually removed without Internal
medicines or the dangerous applications of caustics,
Instruments, medicated Mingles, and other empirical
(Wilmot, is here deadly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful trdatment, as adopted by
the celebrated authdr fully explained, by means of
which every one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly,
and at the last possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums"! the day. This lecture will prove
a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal. In n plain envelope, to any address,
post paid, on the receipt or two postage stamps by ad.
thessing, Dr. CII J. C. K LINE,
A ugiLly 127 flowery, York. Post Office, box 4.586.
SHRINE,R'S BALSAMIC
COUGH SYRUP.
FOR COUGHS. etiLDS CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPITTING BLOOD,
PAIN AND IYFAKNESS OF THE BREAST,
DIFFICULTY OF IIUATIIING. &C.
Thin Ia no new remedy. It has been used for a nurn•
bar or years in Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania
and has. wherever known, acquired an unprecedented
reputatlor lor curing the various diseases for which It
Ix recommended.
So apparent in its usefulness, and so remarkable has
been Its cures, that It is fast superseding every other
remedy Gar those diseases. The efilletee cari rely upon
Its doing as much for them,-and in many cases more
than any other remedy now before the public.
It in recommended and prescribed ir. the practice bf a
large number of the most intelligent and able physi•
clans of Maryland It is used and considered an indis
pensable household remedy by a large portion of the
first families of the Stat
II is used by‘all classes of society, and the universal
opinion Is tlwb it IS good Tills Sense IS PUBELT Tone
TABLE COMPOUND. It is pleasant to take, and never does
injury. But owing to Ito purifying qualities: must do
good under any circumstances. Its effects are truly
wonderful. soothing, calming and allaying the most
violent coughs; purifying, strengthening and invjgrs
ratinethe whole systetn, calming and soothing the
nerves, aiding and facilitating expectoration, and heal
ing the
CROUP,
Harris's Improyed Cider Mill,
Aug. 30, 1861-3m*
NlniV GOODS.---FIRST ARRIVAL
THIS SEASON,
I have flint returned from Philadelphia and am invi ,
openings lot of handsome, desirable nod cheap DRY
GOODS, bought for cash and will be Bold at astonish
ingly low prices.
A large stock of new etyle print& Chatoys. DoLanes.
Ginghmns, and other Drem Roods in great variety. ^A
new stork of bleached and unbleached Moslies, Tick
legs. Shootings. Diapers. Linens. Cheeks, he --A full
assortment of Mack Silks very cheap a.•d very good.
Another stock of those first class Stool Spring Skil to and
under price.
Ladles', Gonts',.MlSSeli! ' and Childrun's Hose In graft
variety at low prices. GLOVES of all kinds and price.
Ist, 1859.
The Meeeuree
Anew supply of Ingrain, Cottage, Elerap, and ling
Carpets.
All persona In want of new style Spring' Goods are
respectfully Invited to call and examine this stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. CHAS. 0011,131 r,
March 29, 'Ol. Trustee.
IMMMIM
round the Neek
DRESSLER'S HAIR JEWELRY
STuRLI.
No. 4, South Bth Street.
Philadelphia.
On hand and for sale, a choice assortment of superior
patterns, and will PLAIT TO ORDER,
Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast
Pine, Crosses, Necklaces, Vest and
Guard Chains, &c.,
Obi' Orders enclosing the hair to be plaited, may ho
Rent by mail.—Give a Drawing as near as you can nn
paper, and enclose such amount an you may choose to
pay.—Cto.t as follows: Bar hinge $2 to $6; Breast Pins
$a to $7; Finger Rings 75 ctn. to $3,60; Vest Chains $3
to $7; Necklaces $2 to $lO.
e Hair put into Medalion Box Itroast Pins, Rings,
&c. Old Gold and Silver bought at fair rates.
April 5,1841.—1 y.
13 to 13 the Yok
C to C Sleeve
D to D distanee
around the body
wader the Arm
E to E , the
length of (ho
OM
FOR SALE OR RENT.—
The subscriber offers for sale or rent, the new
Three Story Brick [louse
o on North Hanover Street. Possession
•••
given on the Ist of April next. The
.Y.f; House has nine moms, is - furnished
••••• ' with water and gas, and suitable eith.
er for business or a private residence
Oct 2(1, 1860.-t f. JAMPS R. WEAVER.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-
By order of the Orphitii' Court of Cumberland
county, will be Fuld, at public sale, at the Mansion
House, on tract No, 1, situate in Penn township, Cnim
berliind county,
Ott rues;day, September 24, 1861,
the following described heal Estite, Into the proper
of George Hollinger, deceased, vl3:
LIMESTONE AND GRAVEL LAND,
situato as aforesaid, about nine miles wont of Carlisle,
bounded by lands of - ilenshaw, Isaac Newcomer,
David Lefever, Conrad Johnston, Noah Coakley and"
David Withers, containing iabout
One Hundred and Two Acres,
In a high slate or cultivation. Improvements are a
t aroatory
Stone Bank Barn, and all nacessary out.bnintioga.
There la a thriving Orchard of profitable fruit trona on
this tract. There are both a , pring and a well of water
near the house. The Yellow Breeches Creek rune
through the farm.
No. 2,—A tract or
CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND,
situated so above, bounded by I Al& of Daniel Holling
er's heirs and others, containing Till ItTY ACRES, more
or les. The latter to be wld as a whole, or in lots, to
suit. purchasers.
Tnasti or Site.—One fourth of the purchase money to
be paid on the confirmation of the sale; mm half the
balance on the lot day of April. 18112; And the balance
of the purchase money en the lot day or April. 3
the paytnent 18113 to be severed by judgment bond.
Persons desirous of viewing the premises, before the
day of sale. can call upon Daniel Hollinger, residing ou
tract No. 1.
DANIEL KELLEIt,
Administrator of George Hollinger, deed
Aug 3), 1861-41.
R. E. SHAVLEY
Tust received another new and cheap
it lot of itirhar.lionN, Dunb,n- & Dixon Linone, MII3
Catieo,ls 'At the cheap Cash Store
Nov. 2. 1 , 160. C114` , . 00ILISY, Trustee.
C.kRPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
Persons going to hensokeeping and others want
ing to rofurnish• are respectfully Invited to examine
our large and varied sito-lt of Corpus, su..h as Brussels,
three ply. superior Ingrain, English and Domestic, Vs
'laden I widths, •
IIENIP AND RAG CARPETS,
Brugge's, Rugs, Straw and Corea Matti ngs, Oil Cloths
for it ills, Leaking Olassioi, plain and fancy blinds and
shades, Daturas, &c.
Housekeeping Goods of Every Description.
Having purchased these goods ihr Nett Cash, we are
prepared to oiler groat indueetnents to buyers. as we
have lately gene into this business we can warrant our
goods sew and fresh..
1,1 , 11D1C11 SAWYER k NIILLER,
CarHata, March 8, 'III. East MAI. :Arca
Designers and Engravers on Wood
I IXECUTE all kinds of Wood Engra
with beauty, rorrectmiss anti dispatch. 4h i
glum designs furnish -id for Fine Book Illustrations.
Parsons wishing cuts. by •ending a Photograph or Oa
guerreoty pa. can have views of C,llegos, Ch arches, Store
Pretax, %lechines, Stoves, Patents, &e., engraved as well
as MI personal application.
Fancy Envelopes I. took. Bill headings, Show Bills,
Visiting, Busines and other Cards, engraved in the
highest style of art, and at the lowest prices.
For specimens old.° engraving see the Illustrated
works or J. B. Lippincott & Co., E. H. Butler & Co.
Nov. 50, 1860.—1 y.
GREAT ATTRACTION AT LEON-
A !ID'S CHEAP CIA)TII INO STORE.
E DAV'D. B. LEO N AR D, J R.,
ILL, just returned from toe city of Philadelphia. slid
opened a splendid assortment of Itf ADY NI ADi CIA /TII
DIG, which cannot be surpassed in style and finish.
The Clothing al this establishment. consists In part of
the following, viz:
DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
of which he has a magnificent assnrtnient,of black and
fancy colors, cut in the latest fashions tastefully sod
elegantly trimmed, and made in a superior manner.
SACKS AND HALF SACKS,
of Cloths. Casslmeres and Tweeds, all of new styles and
at very low prices.
VESTS! VESTS' ! ! VESTS ! ! ! '
The richest and best misortment over offered at thl
Corner, ot etatin, Black and Fancy Silk. Valintia, 'Haden
Cloths, Marseilles. double and single breaated, of every
Variety material and patorn.
PAN TALC) 0 NS
Plain and fancy French Doe skin eassimeres, sattl
eitt jeans and a great variety or °there, all of which
will be sold at the very lowest price's.
whiee linen and cotton of the newest
style and hest make. Also, calico, check and currying
shirts A large assortment of BOOTS and for
Men and Boys, which can and will be sold cheaper than
ever. Also a splendid lot of Trunks and Carpet Bags.
I therefore confidently Invite one and all, to come and
see for ourselves, as I will not attempt to &seri'e the
bargains that may tie expected, fur I am determindd
that no opposition can sell lower
Rumembor L EON A It lES Corner.
EDWARD B. LEONARD, Jr
CarIIXIe, M y 10, 1801.-1 y
Ci ltoo "8$
BE :%IA DE! Buy
!. Jog your goods from LeMich Sawyer dz.
Miller. We respectfully call attention to our
Large Stock- of Summer Goods,
Just received from the Lantern markets. Having been
purchased for CASH, and since the ruinous decline in
prices. Customers will lied grunt bargains In Silks,
herein', Thessalia, Barege Palermo, 'English Grenadine,
Organdy Lawns, French I,lw um, Mozambique) Emllines
Grisalus fig Movies, Chillies, Chintzes. &c, Ac.
Newest Styles Paris Coate, Basques and Mantles.
Shaulitla and French Lace II 1111 l ours, Mantles and Points.
These goods are very low—less than importing cost.
Shawls of all kinds suitable for the season,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
Parasols, less than original east. ' Cloves of every des
cription. Lass Mitts, Embroideries of every variety,
WILCOX'S Celebrated' Hoop Skirts—" The Skirt of the
Season."
Every variety and kind of goods suitable for Ladles,
Mon and Boys wear.
The largest end newest stock In• town. 011 Cloths,
Mattlugs, Looking Masses. Furnishing Goode In great
variety. All of these goons, and an endless variety not
enumerated. Itie 'offer to the community at prices to
defy compotion. Vette° Calland examine for yourselves:
June 28. '6l. LEIDIUI.I SAWYER & MILLER:
LUMBER AND COAL.
OLIVER 'DELANCEY,
LUMBER AND COAL YARD!
On the-Rail Road, near the Gas Works.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand, a full as.
sortment of
Lumber & Coal,
which be can fur.
nigh to order promptly
and rm. the moat rea
sortable tonna.
LUMBER, SCANTLING,
-_BOARDS.- FRAME STUFF, -
Palings, Metering and Shingling-IMtbs, Worked Floor:
lug, Weatherboarding, Poole, Ralle,Whlte Pine, Hemlock
and Oak Shingles, of ovary quality. He also furnle.b
bine to order of any length and else, at the shuttled
notice and on the moat, reasonable terms. Ills worked
boards era kept uudor cover, so . that they cdq bo fur
ulehed dry at all times, '
lie has constantly on band all klucle of, Family
Coal udder cover, which wlll.be - dellieted clean to any
part of the borough. To wit:
LYKEN'S-VALLNY, . . I.t
. • LUKE FIDDLER, .
- 21 ,- REVERTON, •
. ..
. ''. LOCUST MOUNTAIN
And other varieties, anotall the_various ekes In use,
Winch he'effern to the public at the lowest Mires.
' , LIMEDuItNER'S AND lILACIMITIPBCOAL always
on hand, at the lowest cash price. '
Thankful for the patrohage of a generous public, be
as atowed upon the late firm of Black & Delaney, ho would.
Solicit a continuance of the same as ho will .strive to
please. All orders left at the residence of ,lecob Stirom
' for Coal and. Lit:fiber, Will lei promptly attended to as
_. heretofore. .4 • OLIVA MANDY.
July ap, i .-,4y.
?MIN PLANK
At Ogilby'lCheap Cush Store
tiOk EnY I TIOSIERY I
CARPETS I CARPETS I I CARPETBII I
LOG HOUSE,
VAN INGEN & SNYDER,
N. E. CUR. FIFTH & CIIESTNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
Carrose - tss;!
c •
tfL
**its.
WHEELgR & WILSON.-
FAMILY 141 1, ' -4 1 MACfINES
New style with the latent improvements, at greatly
reduced prices. These machines are noiseless, run rap
idly and firm a seam of unequalled strength, beauty,
sad elasticity, which will not rip. They are, unques•
tionahly, THE lINST MIIACIIINES IN TIM liVitli.lLT„
for family and gllneral use, they will
HEM, FELL, STITCH AND PUN,.
Toy ean do anything that any other machine ran do
AfEeT•The new Hemmers and other new improve
ments, without extra charge.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
None are better adapted to filially .ane.
American Agriculturalist
Tpo undersigned having been appointed agents for
Cu mberland County, offer them to the public with per
fect confidence, that those who purchase will find them
as represented above. Persons wishing to seethe ma
-chines In operation, will piens° call at the store of 11. S.
Ritter, or at the INA'road otlice, Carlisle, Pa. For fur-
ther information apply to
S RITTER, or
.1. CASII'I3EI,I,
Carlisle, March 15, 1561.-6 moo.
FU.RNITURE WARE
ROOMS.-
HENRY A. RHOADS
4,0 El*,
410" )
CPS 'W t•C‘
•
WEST HjGII STREET CARLISLE.
The subscriber begs leave respectfully to Infium the
citizens of Carlism and vicinity, that he has now on
hand and is manufacturing:, every variety of Cabinet
Ware. consisting In part of
SOFAS, BUREAUS.
DRESSING CASES, MARBLE TOP T U3LES.
BEDSTEADS. SECRETARIES,
CHAIRS,
Gilt Moulding, Oval Frames be., This work Is
warranted of the hest materials and workmanship, em
bracing all the latest city styles, and will be furnished
at the lowest retail prices.
H. B.—Coffins made at short notice, and funerals at
ended to promptly in town or country.
Carlisle Oct. 12, '60.-1 y.
":"1„
it, EMOVAL.—DR. Nictior.s has re
moved his office front ono door west of Sexton's
Hardware Stare, to his residemn. on d 'est Main Street,
dlrec . .ly opposite the Railroad office, Carlisle. l'a.
(Mee hours, more particularly, from 1 to 10, A. M.,
and from 1 to 3 I'. M. A p.20'01-om.
-1 , XTRA -FIVE GOLDEN FLAX
I
flaying bought an unu'ual large stock of line Stitrts,
we will sell the entire stork at very low pr ices. - Aloe,
a very large a-sortment of Collars of the various kinds.
Stocks. Neck Ties, Cravat., Furnishing (loads,
&c., at the lowest prices iq I. LIVING:IT'N'S.
April 13, '6l. North Hanover Street.
D U 8 ,
- - -
FRUITS
PERFUMERY,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, PICKLES, &C.
S. W. HA VE RSTICK,
North Hanover Street, Carlexte,
Ilasjust opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fan
cy Goods, Gilt Books, Perfumery, Fruits, and Confec
tionary, which has never been surprssed in this bor
ough. for unvelty and elegance. The articles have been
selected with great ca. e, and are calculated. in quality
_axid price, to conmand tire attention purchasers.
FANCY GOODS,
which comprise ovary variety of fancy articles of the Bost
exquisite finish such as.
Papier Mache floods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink-stands and trays,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card rases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments,
Ladles' Cahap, Writing Desks. end l'ort
Port Nlonnaies. st every variety,
Gold pens and pencils, Fahey paper weights, and a
large vxriety of ladies' Fancy stationery.
Motto scale and wafers, Silk 'and bead purses,
Riding whips, elegantly finished. Flue cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Main and It. AG. Wright's Soaps *rid Perfumes
of various kinds,
Fancy Pins for head dresses and shawls.
Musical hmtrumests,
together with an innumerable variety of articleselegant
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to which
ho Invites special attention.
Also, au extensive and elegant collection of
BOOKS,
comprising various English and American Works,
richly embellished POETICAL WORK'S, Bibles arid
Hymn Books, elegantly bound in velvet with metal
clasps and corners
Ills essortment al School Books and School Stationery la
also complete. and comprises everything used in the
Schools, lie also desires to call the particular atten
tion of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, Ac.,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor. Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard. Sperm or Etherial oil ; also DYOI.I"S celebrated
Kerosene or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower Vases
Fancy Screens, Ac. His assortment In this line 113 tin . -
equaled in the borough. Also,
SEOAItS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a floe assort
ment of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND PIPES.
F It U ITS,
suelx as Oranges. Lemons. Figs, Raisins, Nectarines,
Prunes. Ac.. FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—PRE
SERVED FRUITS, MIN ED-NI 1.1A . P, PICKLES, Ac.,
In every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh such as can be con tidently recommended to
his friends. His stock embraces everything let the lino
of Fancy Goods, with ninny other articles useful to
bouts ,•lteepers which the public aro, especially invited
to call and examine.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Hanover street.
May 24;1961
WIRE INSURANCE.-ThE ALLEN
I AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN
SU - RANCE COMPANY olCumberland county, incorpo.
rated by an act of Assembly, Is DOA' fully organized,tindi
In operation under the management of the following
commil+sionera,
Daniel Bailey, William it. Oorgas, Michael Cocklln,
J. Eicholberger, Christian Stayulan, John C. Dun.
lap, Jacob 11. Coover, pawls flyer, S. Eberly, Banja•
min 11. Messer, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham,
Aiexandel Cathcart.
The rates of insurance are as low and favc ruble as any
Company of the kind in the State. Persona wishing to
become members are invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who aro willing to wait upon
them at any time.
W'l. R. CONGAS, President
CIIRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President
LEWIS MYER, Secretary
!MICHAEL cociu.rN, Treasurer.
Managers.—Win R. °argils, L. flyer, Christian Stay
lean. M. Cocklin. J. C. Dunlap, it. Martin. I). Bally,
ii.Couver, Alex. Cathcart, J. Wickersham, J. Eleholber
ger, S. Eberly, J. Brandt.
AOENTS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. —John Shorrick, Allen
Henry 'Gearing, Shiremanstown; Samuel 'Woodburn
Dickinson ; Henry llowmancliaurchtnwn; Mode (Irlf
11th, South Middleton; Samuel araham, W. Penns
horn': Samuel Coovor, Mochanicsbnrg; .1. W. Cocklin,
Shepherdstown; D. Coover, Shepherdotown; J. 0. Sex
ton, Silver Spring; Benj. ILivoistlck, Silver Spring;
Charles Bell, Cat 8010 : John Dyer, Carlisle.
YORK COUNTY.—W. S. Picking, Dover; Peter Wol
ford, Franklin; Jar. (Jriffith, Warrington; J. F. Dear
dorIT. Washington; D. Rutter, Newburg; It: C. Clark,
Dlllsburg.
DAUPHIN CO.—Houser & Lachman, Harrisburg.
Members of the company hbving policies about to ex
pire, can have them twed by making application to
any of the Agents.
April 20. 1850.
NAMES OF A FEW WELL KNOWN PERSONS' ,
CURED in( DEMUTH'S lILEBTRIO OIL.
It is utterly impassible to publish all the Certificates
we have. It would take a book of 100 pages.
It honmatism.—Ex •Itlayor Sexton. Camden, N. .1.; Gen
oral Woleh, Circus Proprietor; P. W. Ward, Esq. ?tier
'tont Chestnut st., Philail'a.; F. Puffy Esq., 12th nod
Locust. sts WI;e0, Wood's
Museum. Phlind's. Neuralgia, 13 years —Rev. James
Temple, 310 South at., Phila. Croup, life saved..—Mrs.
Cannon's child, Coates at., Phila. Hip disease.—Mre.
Winter's daughter, 1.0 Ridge Av„ Phila. Fromted Feet,
years.—Mrs. lease Channel, 18th and Brown ste.,
l'hlla •, Mrs. Melville Anderson, cor. 4th and WUlow
ate.,Phila::Edwin B. Stimble, itsg., 184 Marshall at.,
Phila Chrono Ithoutnnslsm.—John Bain, 113 South
Sixth st., Phila. Neuralgia, 4 years:—lt Jenkins, 4
Olive at, Phila. Stiff Neck.—Martin Patiroast,
11111, Phila. Deafners.—Wm. E. Birch, SB N. 10th et.,
Phila: ithotanallsm, Holpicss.—Mrs. Dickinson. 17th
and Thompson. Phila. Ilhourustism.-31, s Hutch-
Ins,.l7th and:Thompson, Phila. Pain in Bock and Kid
neys—James b. Ponder, Evansburg, Pen tea. Swollen
Limbs.—.l. N. Nolan. 520 Chestnut St. Phila Sprained
Foot.—Jae A. - Freo. West Phila. Inflamstion of Stomach
and Bowels —Mrs. Ogden, 110 North 4111 at., Philad'a.
pain le Breast —F. Middleton, 430, North Sixth at.,
Phila. Sprained Ankle.—.l. Mess, Front and Market
ate., Phila. Crooked (land Straightened.—Chtirles J.
Green, 18, BrandyWlne et., Phila. Feuraigla and Caked,
Breast —Mrs. Mayland, Providence, Da), Croup add
Cramp.— Henry II ewn'e child. Turner'S•Lane, Philad'a.
Itheumatiam.—Mrs'Oeo. Stn ith, Corner 10th and Locust
eta., TIAN. Neuralgia and - Palo in - Back.—Mrs. Mary
Evans. Trenton, N. J' Ithoutnatisam—P.. Fatty, Cheat- .
nut 11111, Phila. Swollen limbs .— L. Sinjiger,32o North
Broad at., hie Elroyo3utlx=
bert, at. Phila. Itheutnatism.—Mrs. L,Johnson, Dan-.
villa, Pa, Chill, Feier and Cough:lt:Thomas's dough
lee, Hanover at., aboie Franklin; Phila. Ithounuitiant.
Mr. Welch,. (City Council,) 2S Catharine st.;, Mrs..
Ilavenshlte, Me II ntchinson at., Phila. Deafness CI: TI. •
Stnith'. Columbus,' Ma. Paine in Shoulder.—"A. ,T.
eson, - Columbus. Ga. Sprained Ankle —. G. R,
Montgomery. Ala. Deatoess.—Robert Ware, Atlantai,
On. Spinal Complaint, 22 years standing.—W.M. Mug
by, - Montgomery, Ala. Infinmatary Itheumatimm.—D;
Elkin, Witinsboro',_El. C. :Pain in Dreast.—Wm.
dleton, Lincoln county. Ky. Deafness, 1 Bottle.—Mrs.
J. O, Palmer, Raleigh, .N. 0. Pilea.—John Ammonds,
Augusta, Oa, Dealness.—:Thomas Q. Cox, Atlanta, Qa.
(0 .
BOOKS,
- FANCY GOODS.
CONFECTIOrsTARIES,
B. W. lIAVERSTICK
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