ittae’B patent Animal Trap. subscriber baa been appointed agent Cumberland county, lor fUo'saloof i’s patdnt animal trap, for catchirifc Fox inks, Wolves, Bears, &c. Call and see t the cheap-Hardwnre store of ; - x. : HENRY SAXTON. ,st Main street, Carlisle, Pa. h 17, 1859. , Faints & Oil's.. 10 lbs'. White Lead, withaftrge assort if Oils, Yarnishos, Turpentine, Japan, ;o, Putty, Glue, White Zinc, colored: Hire-proof Paint, Ploren'ce White, lied Whiting, Paint Briishea, ail Color 1 !} dried fell Colors in tubes, To'ceived at the cheap ire stoVe of H. SAXTON. ih 17, 1859, \ TOWS ot Hammered and Rolled Iron, / With a large assortment of Sheet Iron, ilj lloop Iron, Rivets, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Anvils, Vices, Files, Rasps, Screw PlalcS, •smith Bellows, just received and for sale caper than over at SAXTON’S. ■ Mtoh 17,’185'J. PAIRS Trace Chains, with a large as *OvvJ sortmoA't Vft Imt't, breast, lialtcr, log, : And.‘cow chains, spreads, &c., re i celled at‘the cheap hardware store of - March 17, 1859. H. SAXTON. Jurors Drawn for April Term, 1559. il'. . Grand JimbftSi. , 'arlislc—John Jacobs', George Sooty. )lqkins'6h--J6hn Morrison, Samuel flarpOr, o,John Hall. last Pennsborough —William Gardner. [ampden—Zachams Dieiz. . - lechanicsburg—Jgbn Duey. lonroc—George Brindle, David Ebcrly. Jifiiin— John Jacobs. ffewlon—Hugh WcCune. sTewville—John Mo,ore. forth Mi.ddlelon—Eli Bear. . loath Middleton—Emanuel Ilollir, Henry fMonesmith. iputhlirrtptOn—Robert Moore, Shippensburg—Wm. L. Ourriden.. Jppcr Allen —George Chapman, Jacob Coover, k Wm. Lambert. , _ fVest 1 Pennsborough—-George -G. Davidson’,- Isaac Lefevre,-Joseph JRilncr. . Thaverse Juivons— Flysi Week. lir’islc, John Iliinicr, John R. Pilkey, John ickinsbb—tieriVy Greaves. Frederick Reap! Hetrich Goovc'f, Janies Gill, John S. Kelso, ■John Dunffee. ast PemisWough—Jacob Uongncokcr, Ranicl ■ ■ V.'BrclJr. Fijnklbrd—James Alexander. Hampden George Seifer, \\ r rn- Slieely. ; s, Lower Allen—Christian Eberly. Mtohanicsburg—Cilcb Underwood, ; MdnWo—Peter S. Miller, Samuel Brickqr, sr., •fe^'flGeorge'B’i.shieh ;|'JK<iwtnii—John Hoover. George Conner. iMfSewville— George Hooter, Pqler A. AM. Sijpttnrth Middleton—Andrew ZeigVer, Philip Ba-' Cumberland—John li. Church, John G t HKi?i!KeUcrman. ' ' 'vy-kyivi'» . ■. ■- BiSSilver Spring—Wm. Ucagy; • Sirtill'el' Chip, WSSfe-Jamiig Anderson, VT. 11. GHsSingcK , Mitldleioii—Geo,. MeixWoll, MdtlVew im° re . George Naugle. * ®®iEsuthanipion—Henry HippehSt'ccl, Thos. Ear- Jacob Joins, Martin G, Hail. John Hu- James- Sawyer, Jeremiah' Miles, Janies SV* l.mds. > . •••■ . - 'J 'Ftiipjansburg—Snmufil DeWalf, John A. Kdn feel. Joe! Shapley, Win. F. Green. West; Pennsborough -John Grcnsort. Marshal . ■ jalilrs. ■ 1 RTuweiisb Jmtoita— Second. Week'. hlibjc—TSaac Coi-gaii,’Sharks" Fl'eager, Josh ua FSgin., ckinson —Ileiiry tic.; kt Peniisborough—Emhnuel H. Itzby. anliford—Samuel Bloser. 1,, v-xjopewtU—W. W. Frazer, Robert Quigley, Jas. Henderson. Daniel Deshc-r, Peter Lusher.- ) Hampden—Kpbiaim limner. | I.ojfor Allen—Giorge Shelllc. J Mcclmnicaburg—Charles llycr, George AUick, L /.David A. Jacobs., . I ' Monroe—Benj. Ncialoy, Ediriond Eslinger, Geo. r David Coble. I Mifflin—Jaaoh Wagoner.' r —William Green. Alexander Koona,, , ijewville—John House. John Givler, jr., Thos. <r' \ \3rCandllsh, Ilczekiah Rhoads. Si t jjonh Middleton--John Coover, John P. Brin- Ilfe.Eilver Spring—George Trimble, Jer. Browne :ii well. Isaac Bfenizer, Joseph Fink, James Swiler. Middleton—lX E. .Brechbill, Saia'l Mil- S?«HG]er, Jacob Ilollihgop'/' Gideon Kutz, James - . ■ EiShulhampton— Wilstin Max Well, George Hooh. SlShippensburg—John Fisher, Jacob Gross. ■itrpVer Allen—ll. 11. Grove, David Eberly, ‘Da, r’dyid Cooklin. ‘ . _ West Pcnnsborongh—Wm. Alter. D. D. Dun , can. ' 'ss,OOft' WAHTEO ,ar-£< siuiis of from ssoo'to,slsoo, sethiroti by Ml mortgage or .judgment bonds on Ileal Estate, mortgage for $lOOO on teat estate and securities will bo advantageously . ' disposed of. Apply to pid( ;, , A. t. BPdNSLEK, S'. •*• ■ ; 1 ■ Rial Estate Jlgt. Und Scrivvicr , march 10, 1«59-3t ~K: Pi’otlioiiotarj’ii Notice. is hereby given.to all poisons into* rested,' that the following accounts have s’;‘ Shoiin.tiled in the Prothonotary’a office loroxam '■ \ ‘ Jnatlon, by the accountants therein named, and •• presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, lor confirmation andal f lowanpe. on AVednesday, the 18th day of-April A..DJ1859. . :V .' :.l-.:.The accomit of John Bobband Geo. Bren ,nm&saigrtees of George E. Brenner, fV" f, ; -’iS»S!Tlf(l aieonnt of John Uouscr and John IfeiifßtilHoß AsSignees.of David E. Kockafellow. V The account of Abraham Bambcrton, Com- HKSSroSed of Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien. . accbuntof K. C. Hays, Committee of i. ; ■ •••’• March 10, 1859.~8t II ■ -POTATOES FOR SEED Pvtlfr” AND FAMILY' USE. ■ S and most prolific ever.offered iii the Phil , j iidclphia or New York markets. now prepared to fill orders for nil kinds nf Pof atoca selected and put up expressly or family use, of the following varie : Blows, good; Blue Mercers,'good; Mercers, Black Mercers, good j Wood Seedlings, Prince Alberts, Lato Pink Eyes, taW'Monntnin Junes, good ; Early Djckman, V erouy good; Early Buck IJyos, pretty good ; Early' Eyes, Carters, good; Rough and BBadyi Pox E/es, good i and are raised in Now YOrkandNew Jers'oy, and are Warranted Pure, r Tfiq Pe’aoh Blows Potatoes yield from 200 to ' f flßO'hUsh’ols to the Acre, to bo planted 3J leet " Opart,'two cuts to a hill, one eye to each cut, . V'ind vinos Will grow sixfeot long. When boiled ; “the water’must bo poured off before done or V thoywill slack the same ns lime. Steamed or TlpastqdiJsdho best way. The Black Mercer •;; yield#;'about the same ns Poach Blows, and planted nbout the same as ordinary Potatoes.— Apa the Early varieties as ordinary Potatoes are planted. The Early Mountain June are the first In New York Market. For sale by .;v,; . 11. HARKNESS. Opposite the Post Office, Carlisle, Pa. lO, 1859—3 m, • ' j#‘TOTEL KEEPERS and Dealers generally, supplied with fine Liquors at lossthan city • 4itices by , WM. BENTZ. January 20, 1859. P. QUIGLEY, Proth’y POOR HOUSE STATEMENT FOR 1858. BAlviuEL TRITT, JOHN TIIIMBLE and ABRAHAM BOSLER, Es- quiresj Directors of the Poor and of the House of Employment of the County of Cumberland, in account with said comity, from the first day of Janiiary to the thirty-first day 6f December, b'R. ; Cash received from County Treas’f. $3,000 00 Of'John Clondenin, Esq. 182 49 Of J. M. Means, for use of C. Laughlin, 60 00 Of D. Weary, for use of Mrs. Holler, 39 00 Of M. Snodgrass, lor use ol 11. Snodgrass, _ tor 2 years, ■ ' ®“- Of G. Sanderson, for use of Mrs, Knotlle, <4 OU Fo/Potatoes, «.|0 ; For drove pasture, ... 1 " From M. BellV-hoovor lo use; Fortatlow, *99 From N. Hock for use, . ? sn For Sundries-, . . 1 ou X3dOJ) SQUIEJi, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor House and House of Employment of Cumberland County, ih dcibunl with the Directors of said Institution, from the Ist day of January to . the Slsl day of December, Jl. D;lSslS,inciusivCiTiz: Received from Cohnty Treasurer, 8000 00 From J. Lebach, Steward, Irorn dif- ■ ferent sola-fees ns exhibited in the; 'foregoing statement, 452 88 .'Balance due Treasurer.on Settlement, 177-50^ Stock on the Farm ■ 7 he Ad of hordes, 2 Cdfta, 15 Cows, i yoak of Oxen, 21 Steers, i Bull, 5 HoiMs, 2 tjdlVq's, 6 Sheep, 1 Boar, 2 brood Sows, 3 Sboats, and 10 XBgs. Beef, Porltj Mutton and Veal, fattened and killed Bn.the Farm in 1858, 33-Beeves, average weight 4G6 pounds, (16780 llts.) 21 Hogs,.average weight-. 105 pounds, ■lOB3 lbs.) 13 Calves, average weight GO pounds, (780 IBs.) 18 Shßep, average weight 4( ; jW»nds, [Oil lbs.) BlalUUg in all 21,854.11)5'. Farming Utensils, oil' the* Faria. Isl.cif -Jtotiafyy iSBB 1 Broad and 1 Narrqw Wheeled Wytgon, i Stone-Wagon, i Wagon-.Sed-;i dt‘l-8, 2 Ddir of Hav-laddcrs, 1 Oart and cart gears, 1 one liorso 0 Piongua, 3 Single P Shovol Ploughs, 4 Harrows, 6 jyonblo.Shovoh'Jtow*, f “q**” 0 Power; T Panning-Mrllj l OotTraiinMorj S Gatling Boxes, ! Rolling Soietn, 1, Ground Rollei, I. Grain Brill. 2 Grind Stones, 2 Log Chains, SO sot of Cow Chains, 0 sot of Gears, 6 set ot ! Plough Gears, 1 set Carpenter tools, 1 set of Blacksmith tools. 1 set of Butchering tools, 0 Wheelbarrows, 1 Cabbage Knife, 0 Grain Cradles, 12 Mowing Scythes, 2 Mattocks. 8 Crowhsis, 2 Picks, 7 Shovels, and a variety of Quarrying Tools. Also, Spades, Forks, Rakes, Syclos, Com lloos, Stone Hammers, Sludges, Wood-saws, Axes, Mauls, wedges, &C. Schedule Showing the Proceeds of the Farm for -18.58 ’9OO bushels-of Wheat, 31 bushels of Rye, 1500 bushels of Coni. OaOhusholsof ( o at 3, bushels ot Potatoes, 12J bushels Cloverseed, 1 bushel Timothy seed, m«deel)'^p o , -umb’ert loads of Oornfoddor. 1 load of Pumpkins, raised iIOOO heads of Oabbaso. doz. Cucumbew,. 15 bushel Turnips; 20 bushels of TomatoeS and Beans, 20 of Parsnips, 2o bushels ol Red Beets, 30 bushels Onions. Manufactured and made in die House and Shop. lBfl Shitts and Chimies;4s Comforts. 68 Aprons,, 50 Frocks, ‘ IMPBlmv 28 Bolsters, 20. Sacks, 10 Bonnots, 80 Stockings looted, 14 GhafFßag3, 80 To v 013,1211 j Cases; 05 Handkerchiefs, made 40 barrels of Solt Soap, made by ap»"P ! > taloons, 2 Coats, TO pair Drawers, made in the shop 4 now Wheelbarrows, 2 new Gates, O.fapit toons, done $2O worth of,Blacksmithing. , Kutnhef of Paupers in the Institution Ist January, 1858, of winch 20 were Nitmhor'admittod np to the Blst December, 1858, of winch 21 were colored, Making the whole number through Iheyenr, Of which 12 died, 7 botirid out and 163 discharged, q f Leaving the number of paupers in the X’oor House Ist of Januaiy, ISaU, ol Whifch 84 are colored, , . ■ Out-door panpors supported at public expense through the jea j Whole number remaining chargeable at the end of the year, ~ .. Of those remaining in the Poor House 31st December, 1808, there are Males 81, of which 16 arc colored, Females 57, of which 18 are colored; And 25 out-dobr paupers; There are as near as can bo ascertained 5 under 1 year, 6 from Ito SJI t'rbm sto 10 Ofrpjn 10 to 30, 24 irora 20 to 30, 26 from 30 to 40, 16 from 40 to 00, 14 from 50 to 00, 18 from 60 to 70,12 from 70 to 80. . , . In addition,to the above, 1582 transient pajipers or travellers have been received and support ecWor short periods without regular orders. Wo the Directors of the Poor and of tile house of Employment of Cumberland county, do certify thrit tho* abovb and foregoing statement to contain a just and true exhibitot the lns,titu iasaaßdion dttfing th'e period above stated, according to the best ot our knowledge. Given un fyHSffldef our hands and the seal of said office, this Ist day of January, 1859. SAMUEL TRITT, I JOHN TRIMBLE, t Directors. ' A. BOSLER, . \ Notice. "J‘ ENTERS of administration on the estate of J_i John Wolf, doc’d., lute oi'Mifllin township, Cumberland county, have been issued;, by the Register ot said county, to the subscriber re siding in ttra Satno - township. AH persons in. debted to said estate are retfiedled to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlcment-to CYRUS HOON, Adm’r. February 21,1859—0t* .' Town Lots for Sale. J THE two lots on Loulhor street, directly North of Dickinson College, aro offered lor sale. These lots are each 0(1 feet front by 210 deep, with an alley in the rear, and aro very de sirable as building sites. They will be sold se parate or together. For further particulars en quire of C. COLLINS. Carlisle, Feb.- 24,18&9 —41 Cedar & WilloW Ware, BASKETS. Market, Travelling, and a vari ety, of Fancy and .other Baskets. Wooden Warei —Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Keelers, painted and other Buckets, Pails, Bod cords, Mats, Brushes and other necessary house articles. Rich’s Brooms, known as the best Broom in this or any other market, aro for sale only by tho subscriber. All articles in our line are of fered at tho lowest cash’prices. Nov. 4, 1858. J. W. EBY. A. D. 1858, PaVmcnt of Interest on dower in favor of Mrs O’Brien, on land purchased of A. M’Dowell, in 1842, S 38 91 , Groceries and merchandize, 2,858 40-J For out-door support; 77,9 46 Tailoring, Sboemaking and Hatting, , 347 11 Ont-door funeral expenses, 120 35 For leather, '3BB 51 For stock, 1,136 75 For Stale Lunatic A'Sylu'ni', ' 83180 Constable fees, 91 56 Wood and Coal, . 663 724 Money advanced by'J. Squires, Esq., 580 914 Materials for use of (arm, 62 164 Posts and rails, 88 28 Post and,rail fence making, '3B 90' Drug’S and medicines, 85 67 Out door medical aid; 111 00 Blncksmithing, -•— 91024 Lumber, A 9017 Grain, Flour and grinding, . 'B4 01 Saddlery, " " , 22 43J Carpenter work, 29 08 Tin and copper, ware, 50 58J Hardware,; . ’ 12100 WagofimakilVg, 22 35 Coopering,. ,4 00 Paid Fianfclin county, for nsp paupers, 16 00 freight, ... . 13 20 Mason woik, 12 00 Ploughs, 26 00 Cook stove,’ , 65 00 Cutting box, 28 50 Castings,’ • 86,41 Sundries, ■ : -2 “5 Traveling expenses,, .. 15 9o Postage, Dec., . • . 290- 1 Jos. Lobacb’s salary, 037 50 ' Di'. S. P. Zeigler’s salary, 75 00 Jacob'Squire; Esq., Treasurer, 50 00 Thos. M. Biddle, Esq., Attorney, 80 00 Wm. Cornman,,extra pay as Directors-- 27 00 Sam’l Tritt, extra pay ak-Diroctor, 6 00 Jno. Trimble, extra pay as Director; 1 60 .$8,452 88 $8,452 88 By cash paid on Directors orders, $8080,44i $BO3O 44* st of January, ISSD COtfNTY NORMAL SCHOOL. THE third session of this Institution Will commence in Literary Hall, Nowvillo, Pa., on Jhfesday, April (sth, 1859, and continue four mmths, (exclusive of a vacation of throe weeks during harvest.) An able corps of Instructors have. been se cured, and no effort will be spared to render tho school worthy,Of the position it seeks to occu py,-,and 1 of the patronhgo it respectfully solicits. The school is entirely under the control of a Board of Trustees, composed of one School Di rector from each district in tho county. ' Tuition foe, $lO for the Session. Np, extras. Good hoarding cap bo had in private families at about $2 per Week; , ' For circulars containing full particulars, ad dress ’ F. A. McKINNEY, Treasurer, Nowvillo, Pa. By order of the Board of Trustees. Dah’l. Shelly, President, doffs DAIeS, Secretary. February 24, 1859 —2m TO BE HAD AT EB Y’S Grocery Store, some of tho choicest No. 1 Mackoral (without heads,) ever offered in Carlisle. 1 The puhlio is invited to call and examine them and judge for themselves. Feb. 24,1869. CHOICE Brands of chewing and smoking To bacco, and tine imported Sogars, for sale by ■ Nov. 4, 1858. WM. BENTZ. Register’s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in terested, that, the following accounts have boon tiled in this pfflco'by the accountants there, in uaipdd, for examination, and tvril bo present ed to the Orphans’ Court of CmnbeVla'nfl dn'iih ty, for conllrmnfion and allowance, on'2'tsesi/ay, Me 22 d day 0/ March, Jl. ’!)• 1859, viz ! . 1; Thu account of William M’Kinacy, admin istrator of the estate of William M’Cluve, late of Lower Allen township,, dbo’d. 2. The account'of Adam Esiingcr, adminis trator oi the estate of Elizabeth KnntZ, lato of Eastpennsboro’ township, dec’d. 3. The account of Daniel May, administrator of the estate of Frederick May, late ol East, ponpshoro’ township, dec’d. . , 4. First aud tidal account of L'ovl.Merkle, ad. ininistrator of the estate of G.eorgu Dillow, lato ol Lower Allen township, dec’d. 5. First account of David Dcnmth ndminislra. tor of the estate of Abraham Seaver, deceased, late of Newton township. ’ 0. The account of James Andcrson, executor of the last will and testament o( Abraham Ad danis, dechJ., late of Silver Spring tup. 7. The account of Leonard Weist, executor of the last will and testament of (100. Nickey, dec’d., lato of Frankford twp. 8. The second and final account of Geo. B. Colo, administrator of the: estate of Jacob Er ford, dec’d., late of Eastpennsboro’ twp. 9. The account of’John Elliott, administrator of Susanna Givlef, dec’d., late ot North Mid dleton twp. 10. First and final account ol R. G. Young, administrator, of }ho estate oi Win. M. Matecr, dec’d., lato 'ol'Lpjver Allen twp. 11. The acco'um.plj'john Wjlhisfon, admin istfator of the estate ojf, Jfjrs Jlniy Husl'dn, de ceased, late of Dickinson twin ~ 12. The account of 'Olll-131% Gross, one ot the executors of the last will !%d testament'ol Mrs. llary Boltzhoover, dec’d., Kara' Monroe township. . , ~,1 • \ 13. The account of Jos. H. Rauui arid Sami. Tngue, executors of the last Will and teatahicht of John Raum; dec’d., late Ol'SllippensburgJp. 14. The account of John and Jpcoh Sadler, executors of the last will and testament of Jos. Sadler, dec’d., late of Eastpennsboro’ twp. 15. Final account cf W. M. Penrose, admin istrator do bonis non cum testaniento annexe of Rose Connor, late of the Kingdom of Ireland, dop’d.,., ..... 16. Final account of W,M. Penrose, admin istrator de bonis lion cum teSjamen'to ahncxo of Alexander McGregor,- late of tiro Stale of New York,,doc’d. • • • • i 17> The first account of Willialn McLean, ad. ministrator of the estate of Samuel D. Hender son, dec’d., late o’ftlio B.ejrongh of Shippcnsb’g. Ig. The first and partial account 6T John P. ■Rhoads, administrator With the Will annexed of Christopher' An, late of Hopewell township, de ceased. , , . • (,■ 19. The account of Hamel Shelly, administra tor'6( Dr. j. C. Black, dec’d;, late of Lower Allen twp.,, , . ■ ■ 20. The first and final acoountofDanl. Good- $B,OBO 44 year, acting executor of the last will ami testa ment of Daniel Goodyear, late of thetownship of Monroe, dec’d; . , 21. First and final account.of Joseph Culver, executor of the last will arid testament of Mrs. Mary M. Keller, late of Silver Spring township, dec’d. - 22. The account of MarikG.Bowman,admin- istratrix of John Bowman, ddc’d., late of Upper Allen township, as stated by her attornies in fad, John B Coovor and Joseph l\ r . Krafi’t, ~ ■ . SAMUEL N. EMINGER, Register. Register’s Office, Carlisle, j , February 10, 1859. . ) (3MOKERS of file weed (that the ladies so O woefully despise,), please, lake notice that wo have received .150,000 imported pure German Sixes. None of those manufactured in Lewis berry, York oohnty, oh any- other Borough In county. !• , ,■ , ! In connexion with tbd above;wewill mention sonie.'ofpprjßpioScgnrs.Tik : Estroy’siSyepi’s, Young America’s, Victoria’s,, pon'shita’s,. Fire ..Flies', No. Tobacco. —Natural Bedf, : -I;.'. ' ’ Colorado',' .V " ~..... Eldorado A ' 1 ■ ' BtaclUflit Carendislii 1 ' ; . . . ' Sweof'Ca.v.onclisli, . .. , ,"d Find Cut, , - —-Smitt’oC.idlJduds. .. . The above articles will -bo- coh| wholesale or, retail, cheaper than can ho bought anywhere ph this side of Philadelphia. . will.please call and examine the goods at B. J. KIEFFER’S, rjbolcsalo and re tail Drug, Chemical,' Confectionary, Fruit,Toy, Tobacco and Variety Store, Sinth Hanover St., opposite Hannan’s" Hotel, and adjoining Inhbtf’s Grocery Store. . .. J ' . Carlisle, Dec. 16, 1858. . 1 <GJEO. SK. BRET*) ~ i) E.N TIST , ’ - _ WILt be-absent ftbm bhrlislo during the ensuing six months, after which lie may again bo found at his residence in,.North Pitt 7, 1858. ' - ;'' v ; The Fanner’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Ydrk,-Pa., , HAS an accumulated capital of ($130,000,) one hnndted and thirty {thousand'dollars, has beef) in operation live yeprs, and lias nertir yet levied an assessment of a single dollar on the piemium notes. It is called .the (i 'Zuclcy. Company.” The is Agent of this Company for Carlisle. Feb. 2-4,1859 —3t . 1711. BENTZ. . -WINTER ARRAN(JEMEMit! CUMBERLAND |VALLEY RAIL ROAD CO’Y. CHANGE OP HOUBS. 168 ON and after Monday, Ofctobcr 11th, 1858, passenger trains, will leave as follows, (Sun days excepted :) . ' For Havrlslmr^. • Ist Train. 2d Train. Leave Chambersbiirg, 8.25 A. ii. -. 15 P. M “ Shipponsburg, 8.55 “ 2.4 G “ •< Nowville, 9.27,..“ 3.18 “. “ Carlisle, 10.00 “ ■, 8.58 “ “ Mechanicsb’g, 10.82 “ '"4.80 “ At Harrisburg, 11.08 “ 5.02 “ For Chambcrsbiirgi li* Train. 2d Train. Leave Harrisburg, 8.80 ; A. JVIT. ,1.00 ip. M. u Meclianicsburg, 0.10 1.20 f< « Carlisle, 9.56 » : ' 2.12 » •t Nowvilfe,, 10.30' “ 3.47 “ “ Shipponsburg, 11.02 . “ ■ ,8.23 “ At Chamiicrsburgj U.SO 3.88 “ . Trains leave Harrisburg lor Philadelphia, via Porin’a Railroad, at 8.10 AM; 2.1 S pfillj, 0.-a p.m; and 12.00 night. 3y Reading via Lebanon Valley Railroad, at 2.25 p.m. For Pittsburg, 3.40, a.im 1.00 p.m, and C.lO p.m. For Baltimore, 8.30 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. For TWorton and Williamsport, at I.CIO p. m. and 8.4$ pi in'. Train on .Dauphin - Rond at 1.30 P Pores from Harrisburg, Mccbnnicsbijrg, Car lisle, Shipponsburg and Oliamborabmg, will bo ten cents’loss lyh’en paid for Tickets at the Of flee, than when paid in the Cars. O. N. LULL, Sv.pt. Railroad Oitfoo, Chamborsburg, » October 7, 1858. V NAILS. 400 kegs Nails just received and (or sale cheaper than over, Country merch ants'can bo- furnished with Nails at manufac turers prices, at tiro Carlisle, Jnnfinry 20, 1859. WLASS & A full assortment of VT Glass of all sizes and quality, with a full stock of Fresh Faints of all colors. Oils,' V ar nislv, &o. Cement in large or small quantities at low prices JOHN P. LTNE & SON Carlisle, Oct. 28,1858. CRANBERRIES, Hominy, Primes, Raisins, currants, Figs, Nuts, Water, Butter and Soda Crackers! Jumbles, lino English Dairy, Pino Apple and Sap Sago Choose, Spices, for saio by WM. BENTZ'. November •!, 1868. To Smolievs. SLATE ROOFISG. mllE undersigned has a largo stock of Roof [ ing Slate on hand'from John .Humphrey’s it Go’s. Slate Quarries, York c 0.,. Pa , and pre pared to jint on roofs of the best materials anti on the most, reasonable terms. Please pall and examine and judge for yourselves. All work warranted when done by our own slaters. . JACOB RHEUM, Agent. Carlisle, January 27, 1859—3 m HAKTCIF-, ME R 0 II AN T T A 1.1,6 R , ll r c.rf Main Sired, o/iyis/fc Me /Jcifro'fttf Office, HAS lust reteiVed a View and elegant' assort ment of GLO.TiIS, pipiji, black, and lancy CASSIMERES. and a Variety ot plain and fig ured VESTINGS, all of which he will make up to measure in.fashionable style, and on reason aide.terius. Orders attended to promptly, and the fitting ol nil garments guaranteed, or no sale. Carlisle. Nov. 25. 1858. Take Kiiiioc THAT. we'have from this day put down the prices of our remaining stock ot Winter Goods. Alt persons Wanting desirable-goods at low prices, sneb as Double Broche Long arid Siimirc Scotch and American Shawls, Mantels, Talmas, Furs, JVC., Will he certain of being ac coi'nriiodated by calling at Letdu-h fc SaVvyer’s how arid cheap store. , Also, just received a largo invoice of white and brown shirting: and sheeting.muslins, linen and furnishing goods of'ail kinds - , calicOes.aiid other goods Suited lor the season. January 20, 1859. . , ffVJssli Clihtvrifisi J GET received by the subscriber, a large stock of uVer.v description of Groceries, fresh and cheap. Also, a large supply Ot Foreign mid Domestic Liquors, ... ■consisting of very line .old Cognac, of Pinet, CuEtillon & Go’s' (vintage 1830), Brandy, fine Old Port. Madeira. Muscat, Claret, and Held. sick & Co’s, celebrated Champagne Wines,pure Holland Gin, Sllitlgliton Bitters, very line Old Rye Whiskey, Bourbon and Mouoiigahela, do., Hum’, Cherry aVid Blackberry, Brandies, &c.,for sale at the new store of the. subscriber at low pricep. .. , , ;. MM- BLNIZ. Carlisle January 20, 1859. ■ . - . Disselulion. THE partnership heretofore exisling between Simon Arnold & I. Livingston, trading un der the firm of. Arnold '& Livingston, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The books'and accounts of tile linn-are in t|ie hands of I.* Liv ingston, Jo whom' all paymentsmust be made oh or bel'dre the first day of Slav next, as atlcV that dale tile books will be placed in the hands of in officer for collection. . ■ . simon Arnold,' 1. LIVINGSTON. Carlisle, Jan. 10, 1859—3 m - N. business will be continued at the old stand by I. Liyibgit'flli,lliio wilt endeavor by strict Uljehtidn to business to merit a con .tiuuance of the patronage beretolore extended to the linn. ' ■ . -■ : Valuable Towii Property for Sato. kpIIE -undersigned' offers at private sale the i elegant Brick House and Lot'of Ground, whore she now resides, situate in West PoUdret street, opposite' Emory Chapel, Carlisle. The Lot is SU feet in front by. 240 in depth, to an .. ■j alley; The House is a two and a half story Brick, with large Ijaok-bnihL IUIS] glning, all hew and finished in the most style, and in the host man-’ nor. Persons wishing' Ip 'purchase will please cull on the undersigned. • ISABELLA.BEETEM. jannnry 13,1859—2111 VALU ABLE: f OWN PHOPE UTY d■:v ’ rsVHE,undeh«'K^s}®™^i^^P.f^3»^4-:f' : S- 1 ' ;JL. t hciv]a'o})iq'l>aqli:Hiii^L.!re{.’t'anfy'P:iiauly and 120hB'et jlce})':“on “Id Oeidy-AlinyffikVing thereon . Big, a; E'ri’cU’CDiFn i-very-ohoic e d'nii 1 mips,- Bl.vnbb«ry’i,X-e.-c " ! yp’-'f - ■ - No. 2. Being ,1V largo two itory Braille Hb'-isoj: with back-building,Brick Cis'leiil, W boll-liduSe, choice fruit’trees iiiid Shrubbery. 1 ' , . No. 3 and 4, ate sitilatcd on Liberty Alley, being one story stone and frame IlonSek. ; These properties will be sold -together or, separately,-to suit’ purchasers. Any person Wishing to .view file properties or wishing ihfor'- malion, will uioniro of Wm. 8e11,.0r tlic under signed.' • ' S. & N..BELL.; J Carlisle, January 13, 1809—U .' GpotV CSicur for I'hc' JScys^Yciu 1 '! • GREAT I!jfIG'MNS !\ '■ '■ ■ ' frIHE subscriber, intending to change his.bii- JL sincss, will soil his entire stock of Grocer ies arfd Dry-Goods at city prides, anil at a re duction of 25 per cent. I’rihie lirotvd Silgiir 1 at 8 ots., Defined white do, (it 1.0 cts:, Dgifhlo re fined Sugar andPrithe llio Coffee 8 1 poiinds for SI. Stlgar HoiiSe Molasses ut STcla. per gall.-, other Molasses ill proportion, Ted, Starch and Spites, at very low figures p,-best Calicoes sold till now at 12J for 10, the rest very cheap. Good' dlolaineS lit 10, Delaines wortli 25 at 16, and shell da afe V.’ortl! 3l at 20 cents, all wool De lairios. , . Black and Hol’di Silks French Merinoes, Cobergs’.and AiapacaS tcry cheap. Dong and Square Shawls at a sat ing to the buyer at Irorn SI to $2 each. White Goods, Collars, Undcrsleevos, Dace, Edgings, Irish Id non, Hosiery and Gloves at lower prices than ever-sold iiere before. Cottoif.aud Woollen Flannels, Ginghams, bleached and unbleached Muslins, cheap. - 'For gentlemen We villi sell Cloths, Cassi meres, Cassinetts, Vestings, or 1 UEADV-MADE CLOTHING, . of all descriptions, at ii reduction of 25 per ct. So all ypu who wish to buy Goods of good quality and save jnoney, calpat jryj Next ftoor to Crater's Ifolet. .Carlisle, January 0, 1859. New WiHKir Goods. fgjpYIGOODS? LEIDICII & SAWVEIt, nttiieirnow store, East Main Street, liavojnat roteivbd an ox, tensive and complete stool; of Winter tfootls, embracing Eiy-Gouds of every variety and style Cloth Mantles', Of beautiful designs; Dusslodort und English Long Shawls, Fni's direct from the manufactures mid (reofrora moths, Kuclidale & , (ionic Swiss Blankets, warrant ed not to shrink by washing; Men .and Boys’ wear of every description,' Long.Xhibct Black Shawls, Men’s do., , Silk and Merino Undershirts'& Drawers; Hosiery of nil kinds, Ladies Undervests, tong ui\d short Sleeves, Hooped Sairts, a now design ()nd represented to bon superior nfticlg, .Dpmeftic Goods, in every variety; Planneis, Sheetings, Tickings, Prints', &e. Also, a * large addition to ohr fotntor stock of Jovina’ celebrated Kid. Gloves, ILAKOVEH BUCK G L O V K S , a genuine article, Buck Mitts, fee., &o. Having purchased (or cash, we aro prepared to sell Goods ten per cent. lower than moioh. ants who buy on six months. Please call and examine for yourselves. Carlisle, Dec. 2, 1858. WIGS—WIGS—WIGS. BATCHELOR'S Wigs and Toupees surpass all. They aro elegant, light, easy and du rable. Fitting to a charm—no turning up be hind—no shrinking oil'the bond; indued, this is the only establishment where these things aro properly understood and made. 283 Now York. ■ Nov. 18,.1838-ty Proclamation. WHEREAS the Hon. James 11. Graham, President. Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas in the counties,of Cumberland, Perry, nrtd Juniata; and Justices of the socral ConVts of Oyer and ToVmincr and General'Jail Dollt-ery in said counties, aVul Snmnol WOodbum & Michael Cocklin, Judges oJ Wc CdnrtS of Oyer Knd Terminer and General Jjnl Pelivery for the trial of all capital rtnd office eflendbrs, in the said county of Cumberland, by their'precepjs to mo directed, dated the 10l.li day of January,,-Winy, liavo ordered tile Court ol Oyer and leimincr, ami Genera) Jail delivery to be bolden at Car lisle, on tliejlnd’Monday of April, 1853, (be* ing the 11th day,)at 10 o’clock in tbo forenoon, to continue I'Ve Weeks. NOTICE Is hereby given to the CoV6ner, Jns tices of the Peace, and Constables Of the said comity of Cumberland, that they arc by'the said precept commanded to be tlioYi ami thyre in their proppr.persqns, with tlieir rolls; records, and in quisitions, examinations’ and all other.remem btances, to do those lliiitgswbicbtotheirofflces appertain to be 'done, and all those that arc bound by recognizances, to prosecute against the )H'isoncrs that are or then shall be in thcJail of said county, are to be there to prosecute thetu as shall he just.. . .■ . ROBERT iI'CARTNEi, Sheriff. January 20, 185!).' Aiuftk'lciiii liiht iiisursiiicc and Trust Company. Capital Slock , $500,000. COMPANY’S Building,'Walnut St., S. E. corner of FonV'tll, Philadelphia. Life In surance at the usual initial rates; or at Joint Stock Rates at 20 pej cent..less, or, at Total Abstinence Rates, the lowest in the world- A. WHILLDIN, Pres’l. J. (J. E\bia. Sjcrl.’y, . ' IVM. H. WETEEU, Agent lor Carlisle and vicinity. February, I'O, 1859—1)‘* . , {'i-egli Grocei'ies THE suhscriner has just received an addi tional stock of Fresh Groceries of every kind at reduced prices, to whfcli lie invites his friends anil .customers. They embrace in liurt the following: Tens o( every variety and best quality. Jlio, Java and.Maracaiha Coffee. Roasted Cotl'ee. .'Crushed and Fulvcmefl .Saggar's. Refined arid other. Brown Edgars. Superior Syrup Molasses. Orleans Molasses. Spices of eyery kind, pure. StArcli, £nrimi and chocolate. .Maccaroni, cheese amT crackers. Tapiaco and Sago. if. Indigo, Saleratns, Soda and Crcanc.TAifUr. Mustard and Corrander Seed, as w'elt-as. all llle other articles belonging to a well estahhMsjid Grocery;. \ ~ J. W. EBV; Carlisle', Nov. 1858. . . . ' ■ ■ JOHN I*. EYNE- & SON, I HAVE just received their Fall stock of Ilardk ware, which makes their stock very.'large ami complete. We now stand,>es|Vj"fd IttVhlsb the jmhlic with every variety of Goods *" rtur of warranted tiualVtJ’, and at prices that defy competition. Enumeration is useless, aumec.rt to say Ihev have everything in the Ilarchyaro line, that the public can possibly Rtilhd iii need of. The rfiost we can Say is try us all yo that , want good Goods at low-prices. We veturrt our sincere tluuiks to a generous public for their very liberal patronage, asking a continuation oftho?an?e. ■. JOHN P. LYNE & iox. Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1858. ' IMMENSE EXCITEMENT i THE PEOPLE IN MOTION! NBW PADS. GOODS, AT J. A. UEMKIOII’S CHEAP STOttE. J A. UUMIUCII, Jv:, has plat returned-Ifom il’Jriladelphia'tvitU ah immense'stock of Fall amI.VV filter . ... • | :.y .aitoCERIESyBOOTS, SHOES. ,&q., ilclccfed are respectfully invited fo call/at-Ilia, Mori), ext aipinejiis g0.0t1.-q and-fEsf ills rhifcEs. " ! • Bclng-desirotis tiijncfc-aso hM cifstomplie has pnre'hasea a hiti.ohiafgdr'tltick of goods-thau at, :uiy (iUiCyflim-; ami-inti-nils tq sell .them off at Shelf jiriccsms cannot tall to anitevely"(l nervlnr maj wish to purchase. ; His-goods have been selefcted whir great cafe, among which may he found . " 1 ■ FOR LADIES: ' , Alpacas, Persian,,Plain Delaine!), Lavella Cloths, Bo Beges, Cuhurgs, Fancy Belaincß, . Ribbons,- Hosiery, Glovl-s, French and Scotch Singllatils, ■ .llandkcl-chleis-, fee., FOR GENTLEMEN: Broad Cloths, .Kentucky Joans, Tweeds, BFk A Fancy Doeskins, Sattihettsi Corduroy,. Vestings, ; Boavcrleetia, Fancy and. side-stripe.Oassimarcs,.&c'., (c)tjotlicr with :i .largo assortment of SHAWLS, SACK-FLANNELS, BRILLIANTS, SKIRT ING, CALICOES, MUSLINS, CHECKS, can ton Flannels, r>eniins,.Tab'lo Diapers, Nankeens, Crash, Dtiils, Umbrellas, Ac., Ac. - Tlie. cheapest assortment of Hats, Cats, Boots and SlioKS, ever .offered in Carlisle. A superior lot of - Fresh Groceries, comprising Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Spices, Ao. All ho asks is for the ..people to call and ex amine for themselves, as ho feels confident that the quality of his Goods nnd file low pri&S at which 'they are selling, will induce theln fb jilir dhaso. Give him a call whether yifli Wish to purchase or not. . J. A. IIUMRICH, Jr. Carlisle, Not. 4, 1358. Belit Fitiriily tidal. IHE subscribers would respectfully call the atturition of tho coal consumers of Carlisle and vidiriity, and the public generally, to their stfpdHor (Jualily ol'Coal, such as Lyken’s Valley, Broken, Egg,.Stove anil Nut, Like Fiddler , “ “ “ “ Trerortoi,, “.a- . “ Ana the celebrated Zohbei-y llTritcos/i, ~ Their Yard is situated in tho cast elm 'of Car lisle, opposite the Gas Works, where-they w.ll keep constantly on hand a largo iltO'ck of ad kinds and sizes, of Coal whmli will bo sold as low as any in the Bpfongh; All coal for family use will,bo re screened before delivery and war ranted tb give entire satisfaction. Best quality of Livielmrner\s Blaekamith’i Coal always on hand and at low figures. All orders loft at tho residence of Jamesllof fer. West Potni'rct street, at Squire Smith’s office; South Hanover street, of at the residence of tfacob Sbrotn, North' East street, will be pi omptly attended to. LUMBER 1 LUMBER!! IV'o are also prepared to furnish all kinds and quality of DKY LUMBER nt greatly reduced' prices..' rfßills sawed to order and furnished at the shortest notice. We have constantly on hand ail kihda and quality of Shingles, such as White Pino, Hemlock, Chestnut, Oak, and Linns all kinds of Failing, Plastering Lath, Shingling Lath, Broom Handles, worked Flooring and Weatherboarding, rough and smooth Kails, Posts, and every article that can bo kept in a Lumber Yard. Having cars of our own we can at all times and at short notice supply any arti cle in our line of business at low prices. Wo arc thankful for past Jayors and solicit a continuance ol public patronage. Our motto is to please SITCOM it XIOfFER Cailialo, May 27, 185 S. jp rsli siackciriil IN afore ut “Marion Mali” Qfocofy and Tea Store, a chdlce-trtoV.k <sf;No. J, 2 & 8 Mack nrcl, .&eyoi\v .stylo’of packages, Salmon, Mess Shad, Dairy and Llv. G. A. Salt, Soaps, Balt. Brick, Vmogar, Oil, fco., nil warranted pood as represented. W. &81. November 4, 1858. GAS Lighters and Wax Tapers' caffV ho bad at Philip Arnold'u, • January C, 1P59. Smportaiit to Females. frits, , lK r rpHE combinations- of Ingredients in thqjw JL Pills, is tbo result of » long ond extensive practice; they arc-.nuld/ i,n tlieir operation, ana certain ol restoring nafuio to its proper channel. In every instance have the Pills proved success ful. They are certain lo open those obslruc ti9pa.to wliich fqmalos are liable, and bring na turqiuto its proper channel, whereby health it restored 1 ,- and the pale and deathly countenance .changed 10 a healthy pno. £lo„ Jytpalo cah. on joy good health unless she isVcgttittt fmdwilOnT e,yer an obstruction takes placo, wlietlicr from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the geboiftl h'eallh immediately begins to.detjlno, and,the want of such a remcdyphas.boeixtlu; pause Of CO many conaunU'Mons.iamoug. ybfWß'.ffltnalcsJV- Headoclie. pain, fn tbp sidej, : palpitation of tbo heart, loathing of fond, and disturbed sleep, do .most always urijo from tins interruption ol na ture: and whenever that is the case, the Fills will'invariably remedy all these evils. In ,aU cases of painful menstruation,' or nervous,and spinal affections in the back and limbs, lowness of spirits, hysterics,&c. Norate fheylcss effi caciuus' in tlio euro of EeuCorrboea, commonly Cal'io I the “Whites.” Warranted purely Vege table-, iml .free from anything injuiiousjtoltfe,or health. Full and explicit directions which should bci'cad, accqnjpgqy each box. » . ■- These .i’jllftgio.ptit.ujj in square flat boxes.— Persona .vcepiing ,v.i(cjrp Ibpi'C are no agency es tablished, by pnplosirg $1 in a-letter,; prepaid, lo any authorized agent, can have them sent to their respective adilfi’Sse.s by return of moil. , Sold by one Druggist in every town In tßa United States. i*. '■ ’ V,,' R. 11. HUTCHINGS, General Agenffbr’ Iho United States, 105 Chambers St., NewYork,tb whom all wholesale orders should be addressed. Sold by Bnrnvart & Finney, Harrisburg, and B. J. Keifibf, Carlisle. November 18, 1858—ly ; ’ New Good* S|ai» ! AT OGIL2 Y’S new nnd cheap sloro.. Hav. big just returned from the city I am doit opening iny foni-ttl iot of —■ - , N iVE R.G Q o p,s, and .Will sell them off at very grcaf-iipgalna iter CASH. ’. ' . >, ■Gh- r. :dies’ DiiEsa poons,, . A full assortment of Ladies’. Drcas-G'dddi of all descriptions and prices. Elegant Silks, Foil De Clieviers, Merinoes, all Wool Delaines, all M’ool .Plaids, Valencias. Cobnrgs, Caasimcrca, tec., Ac. ;• ' SHAWLS A lot of (he cheapest Brocla Shawls over brought to Carlisle, also Blanket, Stella, and all kinds of Shawls very cheiip. . - CLOTH. MANTELS, a full assortment un commonly-cheap. , , ~t , V ;- . CLOTHS, CASSIMERg, nnd SATINETTS, Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Tickings, Lind-, says, Jeans, Tweeds, Hooped Skirts, Merino Shj’cts and Drawers, Carpetings, and Oil Cloths, of all styles nnd at all prices. . MpyRNING GOODS: a good assortment ol all.dcscriptldits very low. ,' . .i’-urcliasors are resiiectlully Invited to call and examine this last lot of new- goods, whlclf was purchased for cash, and will be sold.nsTow if not'lower tlmn can ho purchased at any other store in tiio comity. ifT 4 *-'- 1 , -j, : CIIAS. -OOthßr-, '. West Stfllii »l.j oiiposito the R. R. Depoß Carlisle, Dec. !>, 1858. . B. J. It.IEFfeER’S . , WlloLlisilE . ' Drug, Chemical; C‘e)hrefctl'dlinry| t’rliit AND VARIETY STORE. THE undersigned has Just rejdenish.cd.Wa stuck of DRUGS and MEDICINES, wbich, having boon selected with, great care, he is pot istied are Fresh Anil Pure. '’-Physicians' pra scripU'ona willWb pronljilly and falhfiilly aftend cd to. Orders ffom mefthants ;in the country .willjlie tllled'witii! fcntrh tihd on the most.rejisph hhlo fernis. : All. .offlclH'l JrjtpparatioM.-jpMp strictly in accordance with the U. S. Pil'orma ■ SPICES GROV&p JlK7> WJIOZJS, such as Cinnamon.-GloVcsj Alsplce, Corainder, popper. Ginger, Mustard,. Baling Soda, Wish ing Soda, Cream Tartar, Nntipegs, XeastPbw ■ider, Jlac,o,.Cltrph, StveotMarjnrem.Tiijfttid; &c.j'ft-,esli and pijre.. ,|le bas'oli nahil ali'tlfo different.Patent Medicines . - oNFEpTipfrjiiilEg: \,l ; . O.t-anges,, Lcilibtia, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Prpiuy!, A,lmonda l .Filhert3, Walnuts, Ground nuts, .Crenuii.ihts, Chesnms, American, German niul Frcnch Candies, and Candy Toys of.cypry variety. .Those wishing to make, wholosalq purchases can hero ho supplied with the best quality of Confectionaries nnd at Iqwcif .rates than at any other house in the country. He has also a full assortment ot . AMERICAS, FRENCH TOTS'. consisisting of Wood and Tin of every descrip tion, such as Dolls, Doll. Heads* Horses, Wag ons, Birds, Moving Figures, Fancy Work Box es, Masks, Cords, Cfiaifs,. JVhips, Trumpets, Whistles; Dressing-fjirincisi &d., lic*. v to bo sold Wholesale and Retail, and in .price, competition dclieii. FANCY GOODS, Pott lifpnjmieS, Purges, Podkbt Books, Fine Poolict Cutlery, fjbell aiid Pesri Card Cases, Needle Books, Port Folios, Cabas, German, French and American China Ware; Inkstands and trays, Curd Books and Baskets, Jett Breast Fins, Necklets and Kings, Combs Puff, Long; Side, mid Back Guttapojrchn p.oinbs.’ ifan,’ Clothes, Hat, Button, Nail,and Tooth Brutjkcfi, Sewing Silks, Patent Thread and Spool Coltori'i Buttons, &c., &c. yl . . PERFUMERIES,\ , Fancy . oilet arid other Soaps, Poatl Pow ders, Extracts, first qlxalily Hair Oils, Pomades, Shaving Soaps and Creams,Tooth Paste, Balm of a Thousand Flowers, Tricophcrons, Tooth Wash, Hair lirvfgorators, and Hair Dye., ;The above havtf been selected with care arid will all on examination, speak for themselves. TOBACCO AND SEGARS. On hand the best lot of Segars and Tobacco tin t has over been brought, to this Segars will convince the smoker of the purity of tho,material of which Cioy consist.— He has on hand those only which are imported ' and which he can recommend as .such. We need not speak of tho true Gerrnah .Segaij as they have already gained fpf fhyriiselveria repf utution that they so riefily.de.sqtx^.,; Hp. .also keeps the common article _olj Sfßsfcsyq grill,. tho trade; Tobacco such as, Eldorado,plain Con gress, Twist Plain, Fig Leaf, Cavendish, Con gress, and Fine Cut Tobacco and Snulf, the best material. ' , .... Feeling thankful to the generous public for their liberal patronage,-a continuation of tho safnc ia solicited, at onr permanent location in South Hanover street, directly opposite Han-, lion’s Hotel, and next door to. Mr, G. Inhoff’s Grocery. ~ . ,B. J. KIEFFER. Carlisle, Doc. 23, 1868. . ' UpCED MEAT. Raisins, Currants, I’runos, Citron, Fig*. Corn Starch. JES JiND WINES, ■. JOB SALE AT iTcc. 28. Notice. rpH-E sobscrifccrsnro prepared to fnrnish any 1 sort of Sawed Timber, at the'. Saw Mill of Edward Sykes, formerly occupied by Janies Lawberton, in Carrol Jowuahlp, Perry county, such ns PLANK, JOIST, YELLOW PINK BOARDS, from stutfoT any size and length,— Also, dealt. WUito Oak Timber for Machinery ' or WagodmaltiiVff, and Poplar Plapk,. Boards and Scantling, Plough Beams,’ which they will soil at the Saw mill or deliver In Carlisle, or.'pn the earn. ■ Terms will be made known by Jacob Kollcr, at the Saw mill. - • •• . KpLTF.R & MYERS.' [' Slicrmandale P. 0., April 8, 1858—lyV Lemons, Spices, I’icklos, , Tomato Ketchup, Farina, itfllOFF’S.
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