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: $
KOn tho sth inst.', by tho Rev. Jacob Fry,
nrof. John H. Rbeeh, of Reading, to Miss
Fannie A. Ritter, of Carlisle,
|On tho evening of tho same day, by the
Sine,, Mr. Auubose J. Faust, to Miss Susan
| Shade, both of Carlisle. ■ ’ ;
' ,:, W9st
m
a. .ln this Borough, on tfio 7th inst., Adam,
Bbouse. Eqe, son of Peter F. Ege, Esq., aged
(years.
REGISTER.
CIELLOW Citizens:—Having been oncour-
I; raged by numerous friends, I offer myself to
pur consideration as n candidate for the office, of
S&UNTY REGISTER, subject to the action of the
rpmocratic County Convention. Should I receive
> nomination and bo elected, I pledge myself to
lohnrgo the duties which may thereby devolve
bn me, with faithfulness and impartiality. I ro-
BOtfully solicit your support.
Ik J. W. EOUIiK.
iS
#1
ipril 12, 1800,
(0 THE SCHOOL DIKECORS OP-CDM-
LAND COUNTY
\f;-\Moentlemen :—In pursuance of the 43d section .of
' hy of Bth of May, 1854, you arc hereby notified
‘ v yl:to'lfoetin Convention at the Court House, in ,Cor
i 6to tho'first Monday in May, 1800, being the
. p'l;' ;?thiday of the month, at 1L o'clock, A. M., andsc
‘ lect viva voce , by a majority, of, th 6 whole number of
1 ; Dltootprq present, one person of literary and scion
tlfiq.atfqiiiromonts, and of skittand experience in the
.•fcrt’;irteaching, as County Superintendent for throe
years; determine the amount of com
pohsaHon for the same; and certify tho result to the
•gtate/fiuporintendont, at Harrisburg, as required by
Uuf and 40th sections of said Act ,
DANIEL SHELLY,
■ County Sup’t. of Cumberland County,
„>April 9, ISCO—3t
Clothing! Clothing!!.
MADE AND WELL FINISHED!
,; : ;45iHPHE subscriber has just returned from the
oitiea with a very superior and most
assortment of
ANI) SUMMER CLOTHING !' ,
i'V.feProSiflting of Cassamero, Summer Cloth, Italian
vwiP^ 1 Alapaca, Marseilcs, Linen, and Cottonadc
■.bVlCoi^a,.Pants, and Vests, Alio silk andsatin Vests,'
‘ :, , short every article in the way of garments.
; stock of GENTLEMEN'S EURNISHING
is well selected, and SHirts, Handkerchiefs,
«fcc., are sold at very low prices. ■ .
;^|||piUNKS } CARPET BAGS, VALISES,
; would especially call tho attention
■ vof ’ttto jjublic to his well selected stock of
■ HATS &'CAPS,
\rhldK hb is .enabled to sell ak astonishing low prices.
: (-(MVtho abovo you can convince yourself by calling
. 'atUltb; Cheap Clothing Store near the Market
nouats. • ASHER WIEL.
- Carlisle, April 12, 1860.
— 4 —=
: * : “—: r—■ —•
gjyCARLISIsE AfißNCr. :
.Indemnity against Loss by Fire.
IRkE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
OF PHILADELPHIA,
i Charter Perpetual.— Capital Paid
u ' '"'fin —-Office 163 - Chestnut Street.
INSURANCE, either permanent or
against Idas or dafnoge by flre,,on Prop.
of dvbry description,’ in'town or
IdilH&TOKt on the m ° st reasonable forms.. Application
B»®fad»,'bith°r personally or by letter-will bo prompt*
to. .
■l y ' 1 ~ ■ „
~2'®|ie, subscriber is agent for the Shove Company
forCarlislo and its vicinity. All applications for
. insurance either by personally will bo
promptly attended to.
Aprii‘l2, 1860.
f*
u\\£\
(i
C. N. BANCKER, Prctidcnt.
cForcign and Domestic Liquor s.
SHOWER respectfully announ
to tlio publuythat be continues to kcep con
| * .< on hand,and for sale, a largo and very su
{;•••• :^ 6r, ; ’.'V
I reign and Domestic Liquors,
stand, a few doors wcst.of Hannon's Ho
<tgltflpd directly south of the Cpurt-housc, Carlisle.
t BRANDIES, ■
lj sVHwU'.' All,of choice Brands.
wines,
'U f ~lx' Sherry, Port, Mndoria, Claret, Nn
: Jy’/.r - - tive, Hock, Johanniabcrg, and Bodorhoim<
or
'S^BHAIUPAGNE,
Hcidsick & Co.,Gclsler & Co., and iraperi-
Bolden, fiiohj and-Anchor.
Superior Old Bye, Choice Old Family Nec
- tar. Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
VTOtEB, BROWN STOUT, Ac, Beat to bo had in
VtfT Philadelphia.
, BOXERS,
Of tho very best quality.
/** X)qalors and others desiring a PURE ARTICLE,
v Trtft find it as represented, as his wholo attention will
.■. vj*sgjpgiven to a proper and careful selection, of his
• which cannot bo. surpassed, and hopes to
1 patronage of the public. ,
, ;
> Cqrtjfclc, April 12, 1800,
FOR 1860. '
rpHP-sAppqnla bn the assessment of Real and
X Personal Property for 1860, will bo hold at*tho
Commißsibncr’a Office, in Carlisle, as follows:
Kostponnsborough and Hampden, on Thursday,
; the 26th of April. „ ~. .
Upper Mien, Lower Allen and New Cumberland,
on Friday, tho 27th,of April.
Mecbaaioaburg and Silver Spring, on Saturday,
' the 28th of April.
Monrod and South Middleton) on Tuesday, the
May, ~ _
and Middlesex, 6n Wednesday,
id Slicin',' on the 3d of
id Sblppensburg Borough, on Ffidiiy,'
and Newton, on Saturday, tllo sth
id Shipponsburg Township, on Tuos
Jlay-
irough and Nowvillc, on Wednesday,
.'hursday, the lOth.of May.
SAMUEL MEGAW.
N. 11. ECKELS,
J. 11. WAGGONER,
■ 1 CqmtnUaionera of Cntnb , Co,
™ strong, Clk,
*—At
. lr , Female Seminary
18 pleasa, ? t <w.d healthy, and 1
■,* tho advantages arc equalled by f c , r Seminaries
,Tho Institution is largo , and prosper-
of Assistants chosen with caro ’
Sod to instruct in tho solid and crpa
s. Tho influences in tho Boarding
larontal,.moral and refining. ‘
iion will coramonco on the 7th of
.logues may be had on. application
iov, W, W. Eolls, Carlisle; Rev. J.
*a.; Goo. H. Buohor, Esq., Hogos-
Goo. Chambers, B. S. Sohneck, D.
"•» Rov.' P. Rccso, Rov. Jos.
iburg, Pa.; Professors at Princeton.
r> an * Theological Semin-
Ro V . henry reeves, a. m,
SARAH K. REEVES, ,
SGO-iy Principal.,
, < al of Spring «uod».
' Sijpscnber respectfully informs his
friends and customers generally, thn t “o his
lost received and opened for the spring trade; a
.iUrgo and beautiful assortment of ■ ' a
: MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR,
a great variety of the latest stylo of
gpe(ls,a few of which may bemontionod/vlz; Fine
' pWrrWflO', drab, brown, and green French Cloth
ano prottoh dooslun Cassimore in largo 0000111108’
boautllbl.lilkmiioci Cassimoros and Tweeds, a groat
, Yarlety ofycatiag of all kinds. Also, a very largo
) and COTTON GOODS. Also”!
- tra; qualities,of English solo-leather TRUNKS Va
j gseß. Oarpet Bngs, and Umbrellas, all of which will
J tho choap Gentlemen’s Furnishing Store.
jMtta very lowest terms at '' ■ “ '
ISAAC LIVINGSTON’S, •. ;
elrect, op posits the American Home.
'rob*?, loOO.' *t->
liA
A. L. SPONSLER,
E. SJIOWER.
Lois.
. L. Gfeorge Carothors,
eor K e Fahnestock,,
1. Abraham Hiirah’s heirs,
1. Samuel Hurah,
1. Luther Martin,
1. Philip Smyser,.
1. Thomas Warren, •
1. Henry Miller’s heirs,
1. J. B. Simmons,
1. Peter. Simmons,
1. Asa White,
2. York & Cumberland Bail R. Co.
Lots. ■
11. Owner unknown.
27. do .
30. do
204. .; do
158. do
201. do
170. do
172. do
,164.. dp
78- do
79. do < ■
83, do
220. ■ do
203. do
156, do
Acres.
888. John M, Woodburn r
Sale of Unseated Hand),
DY virtue of a Warrant from under the
band and eoal of otQco of tho Commissioners of
Cumberland county, and to mo directed, tho follow
ing ttijffi ,and Jots of unseated Land, situated in
Cumberland eouttty, State of Pennsylvania, Will bo
exposed to publie sale by publio vendue, on Mon- 1
day, the IDA day of June, lBoo, nt tho Oolirt House,
in the Borough of Carlisle, County aforesaid, and
continued by adjournment from time to time until
.they are all sold, or os much of each tract or lot ns
will bo . sufficient lo defray the arrearages of tho
State, County, lload, and School taxes duo thereon I
and costs: A. L. SPONSLER,
Carlisle, April 12, 1800. Co. Trcat'r.
No. Lots. ■ WinnASTBB A Owners.
’ Carlisle.
1. John Dunbar’s heirs,
1. Colwell’s heirs,
1. George Wahl,
Dickinson Township.
5. John Brugh,
11. Jacob Layman,
22. Gilbert Soaright,
5. Benjamin 'Bfetone, ,
45. Thomas C. Miller, jr.
4. Michael Myers,
■ 9. Jacob Myers,
56. Henry Myers,
15. Charles McCulloch, .
20. Thomas M’Ouno’s heirs,
5. Peter Mullen’s heirs,
GO. Morrison & M’Creary,
5. Anthony Myers,
10. Howard Myers,
7. Philip Myers,
4. Cornelius Myers,
28. John Myers,
4. John H. Marsdop,
5. William Miller,
44. Nathaniel Weakley,
10. Jacob Wolf,
10. Michael'Woist,
45. Henry Kindig,
6. Adam Counts,
6. John Counts,
500. Henry Clever,
18, Punk's heirs,
8. Moses Punk,
12. John Graham,
.12. Thomas Graham,
7. James Qreason, ' .
10. Himes’heirs,' 1 ■
10. Elisabeth Lyne,
9. John Lehman,
3. L. Leshey Agt. for Frederick,
5. Albert’s heirs,
7. John Gough,
8. Samuel Gleim, .
5. George Spangler,
■ 5. David Scobey,
37. James Townsend, -
200. Sami, Woods sen. heirs,
14. John Zug,
8. John Hemmingcr,
25. John Boran,
10. James Bishop,' ;
15. Francis Colestonc,
500. Rogers,
.17. Peter Beam,
10. John Cline,
5, Amos Myers,
5. Meal’s heirs,
6. John Neeley’s heirs,
4. Isaac Bowers,
3. Joseph Baker, :
7. . Adam L.orew,
7. Leshey Lewis, . '.t
5. Peter Myers,
4* Solomon Ebvetson, • *■■
5.; Joseph Trimmer,
7. Jacob Griest,
7. Daniel Gricst,
30. -David!Duncan, ' •
12. Grove,.
13t James M’Cullooh,,
I'ranJtfbrd Township.
30. Samuel Grissiuger,.
1465. Ilollchbaek’s heirs,
2. Smith’s heirs, •
92. Mary Johnson,
300. John M, Woodhurn,
21. John Hemmingcr, .
16. George Washmo.od,
15.. John Hoiks, -
27, George Drawbaugh,
18. John Dunbar,
. Sotlih Middleton Twp, '
44. Harbolt & Trump,
44. James Townsend, . ■
, 9. George Deardbrf’s heirs, .
75. John M’Cluro jr. heirs,
111. Jacob Shoafbr,
230. Slicafor & Keller,
North Middleton Twp,
650, Ilollcnback’s heirs,
100. Mathew Irvine’s heirs,
5. David Capp,
5.. Philip Snell,
,6. Peter Kissinger,
2. Jacob Stouffcr, , .
Monroe Twp. .
I.'Martin Diller’s heirs,
11. William Saxton,
Mifflin Twp,
94. Edward Biddle,
2048. John M. Woodburn, tax
WARRANTEES AS FOtLOWS, VIZ
200. Daniel Boyle,
128. David Barns,
325, Moore Wharton,
150. Samuel Norton,
100. Surah Parker,
260. Lydia Parker,
200. William Parker,;
250. Mary Martin,
180, Hosanna Martin,
100. Christian Marshall,
40. Eleanor Martin,
50. Richard Lake,
100. Archibald Gardner,
100. Ezekiel King;,
150. William P. Gardner;
21. William Moffit,
14. George'Buck,
150. Thomas Paxton,
100. Alexander M’Clintock,
Moore Wharton, ■
Thomas C. Miller,
Richard Stevenson,
John Dressier,
Joseph Williams;
V-ehjls Patton’s heirs,
Benjamin Heberling’s heirs,
James Hoover,
William H. Woodburn,
W; W. Frazier,
James Fulton,-
John Hoover,
W. C. M’Cunc,
Abraham Grove,
Daniel .Sweigert,
John P. Humerich,
New Cumberland.
2,00.
15D.
,25.
100.
Newton Tup.
6. Joseph Laughiin,
' 2. David Barnhill,"
46. Leonard Helm,''
47. John Holm,".
76. Henry Clever,
Hopewell Tap.
400. John M. "VVoodbutn,
100. Samuel Gilmore,
Silver Spring Tap.
1. Elios Kissinger*
. 15. David Singer,
1. Henry Eberly, *
Southampton Tap.
403. "VViiliam Dunoivn,
400. James Devor,
438. John M. Woodburn,
804. John Nicholson,
1. John & Abrm. Roddy,
2. Robert Laird’s heirs,
234. Robert. Scott,
100. Joseph M’Kee,
Hampden Tap.
60. Hettle Qtiigly,
Tax trtJE'
$2 36
42
33
Pocketßookofthe subscriber, contain-
J- ing a number of notes, «fco.> on varioua persons,
waa missed by him on the 26th of March, 1860. The
papers can bo of no uso except to the owner.' Should
the same bo |bund by any person, the finder will bo
suitably rewarded, by returning it to tho subscriber,
residing at E. B. Eystor's Tavern, on tho Walnut
Bottom road, in Dickinson'township'
April 5, 1860—
The only Preparation
Worthy of Universal Confidence and Pa-
FOR Statesmen, Judges, Clergymen, ladies
and Gentlemen, in all parts of the world tosti
-5 fy to the efficacy of Prof. 0. J. Wood's Hair Rcstor
t rativo,.and gentlemen of the Press, aro unanimous
j- -in its praise. A fow testimonials only can be hero'
given.,* see circular.for more, and it will .be impossi
| bio for you to doubt.
4t7 Wall Street, Now York, Dec. 20th, 1858.
Gentlemen j Your noto of the 16th inet, has been
i received, .saying that you heard that I had boon
benefited by the use of Wood's Hair Restorative,
and requesting my certificate of the fact if I had ho
objection to give it.
I award it to you cheerfully, because I think it
duo. My age is about 50 years; the color of my.hair
auburn, and inclined to curl. . Some five or six years
since it began to turn.gray, and the scalp on the
ctoWn of my head to loSo its'sonsibility and dandruff
to form upon it. Each oiLtheso disagcabjlitics in
creased with time, and about four months since a
fourth was added to them, by hair falling off the top
of my head and threatening to make mo bald.
Xu this unpleasant predicament, I wasjnduced to
try Wood's Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the
falling off of my hair, for I bad really no expecta
tion that gray hair could ‘ever be restored to its ori
ginal color except from dyes. I was, however, great
ly surprised to find after the use of two bottles only,
that not only tho falling off was arrested, but the
color was restored to tho gray hairs and sensibility j
to tho soalp, and dandruff ceased to form on'my-1
head, very much to tho gratification of my wife, at
whoso solicitation I waa induced to tty.lt.
- For this, among tho many obligations J owe to
hor sox, I strongly recommend alb husbands who
value tho admiration of their wives to profit by ray
example, and uso it if growing gray or getting bald.
Very respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To 0. J. Wood <fc Co,, 444 Broadway; New York.
Siamaston, Ala.,, July 20th, 1859.
To PnoF. O. J. Wood: Dear Sir: Your "Hair
Restorative'', has done my hair.so much good since
I commenced tho use of it, that I wish to make
known to tho PUBLIC of its effects on tho hair,
which aro great. A man or. woman may be nearly
deprived of hair, and. by a resort to your “ Hair Ro-
I storative," tho haiV will return more .beautiful than
over; at least this is my experience. Believe it all I
„ _ Yours truly, WM. H., KENEDY.
P. S,—You can publish tho above if you like. By
publishing in our Southern papers you wjll get moro
patronage south. I sco several of your certificates
in the Mobile Mercury a strong Southern paper.
W. H. KENEDY.
WOOD’S HAtR RESTORATIVE
,2Q4
' 323
2 87
194
•46
178
198
75
1 69
56
6 17
28 45
39
35
' 3 88
53
1 55
25 49
171
50
. 53
26
30
92
28 25
117
• 3 57
,1 19
32
24
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28
Professor ,0. J. Wood : boar Sir: Having had
the misfortune to logo tho boat portion of my hair,
from tho effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans,
in 1851, I was induced to make a trial of .your
preparation, jind found it to answer aa tho very thin
needed.. My Lair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to-you in giving
.to tho’aMietod such a'treasuro;
[ ' FINLEY JOHNSON. :
, The Restorative is put up in bottles of three si
zes, viz: largo,medium,and small; the small holds
Ja pint, and retails for one dollar per bottlo; the
medium holds at least twentypoi-oent. more in pro
portion than the small, retaiis"for two dollars per
bottle; tho largo holds n quart, 40 per cent, more in
proportion, and retails for 93. ....
0. J. WOOb & CO., Proprietors, 444 Broadway,
New. York, and U 4 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good bruggistsand Fahey Goods
Dealers.-■
April 5,1800 —3 m
92
2 05
1 96
3 66
4 60
32 54
14 25
2 28
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40
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jr»r. Esemvcin’s Tar and Wood
.NAPTHA PECTORAL.,
IS the best Medicine in the world for the cure
of Coughs and Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma
Difficulty in Breathing, Palpitation of tho HoaVt,
Lipthcria, and for the relief of patients in'tho' ad
vanced stages of Consumption, together with all dis
eases of tho Throat and Chest, and which predispose
to .Consumption.
It is peculiarly adapted to tho radical euro of
Asthma.
1 18
1 54
,97
§lO5-43
", Being prepared .by, a practical physician and
, Druggist, and one of great experience in the cure of
the- various diseases to which the* human frame is
liable. It is offered to tho afflicted with tho greatest
confidence. Try it and bo convinced that it is in
valuable in tho cure of Bronchial affections. Price
60 cents per bottle., Prepared only by Dr. A. Esen
.wein A Co., Druggists and Chemists, N. W. Corner
Ninth A Poplar Streets, Philadelphia.
every respectable Druggist and
Dealer in Medicine throughout tho State.
April's, 1860—ly
10 61
6 76
12 80
8 40
4 98
12 25
10 60
2 50
1 15
5 31
20
, 260
5 31
5 31
7 95
Important New !
To the Citizens of Carlisle and vicinity.
pHILIP ARNOLD has just received from
A tho eastern cities, tho largest, beat and cheapest
assortment of Goods, over brought to this market.
I can assure my customers that I have .studiedftheir
interest as well as my own, by purchasing tho new
est and most desirable Goods in my lino. My stock
consists in part of
55
1 22
416
2 77
Ladles’ Dress Goods,
Suoh as Lawns, Lawn Robes, Berogos, Bcrego De
laines, Foil Du Chcno, Balzerinds, Dobogcs, bared,
and plain; Dross Silks of. all kinds, Foulards and
Alpacas.
5 08
3 80
1 60
1 38
49
French Worked" Collars, Unddrsleovcs, Handker
chiefs, Floundinga, Edgings, Laces, Insortings, «tc.
, Shawls, and Mantillas.
60
104
110
36
Stella, (of every ‘description,) Chnsmcrb and Thi
bet shawls. ' Mantillas of different kinds. tv.' ■
Domestic Goods.
90
2 75
29
2 20
Muslins, Tickings, Ginghams, Cheeks, Osnaburgs,
and linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Gloves and Hoisery.
A largo lot of Hoisory and Gloves, such ns men’s,
women’s, and children's. Gloves and Holsery of all
kinds.
153
75
13
20
32
Gentlemen’s Wear.
Cloths, Oassimoros, Oashmorots, Denims, Cotton*
ados, Blue Drillings, Linen cheeks* Joans,- bared
and plain.
Bonnets and Ribbons.
A,very beautiful assortment of bonnets and rib
bons. Shaker’s bonnets for children.
, <s7c»Vf«.—-Hoopod skirts of all kinds, from 25,cts.
to.s3. r v , ,
53
1 10
:22
26
1 16
182
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Ingrain, Venetian, throe ply, Velvet, Brussels,
rag and hemp Carpets. - Oil cloths of all widths.
white and colored matting, and ooooa
matting.
Trunks and Carpet Bags.
A largo assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags.
I would respectfully ask tho ladies of Carlislo and
vicinity, to call and examine for themselves. I fool
confident of being able to offer bargains seldom met
with. Remember the old stand, a few doors oast of
tho Carlisle Deposit Dank.
April 5, 1860. '
22
22
88
34
22
REMOVAL.
AL. SPONSLER has removed his office
• to his now house opposite Glass’ hotel,
Carlisle, March 20, 1860 tf
A
*J
'I
/"■JBMENT. The suhsoriher is prepared to
V ““ *<> merchants and others, Cement by the
quantity at manufacturers prices.
, A P rU 12 - H. SAXTON.
18.20
Isosf or Stolen.
CHARLES HEINLEY.
tronage.
Embroideries,
PHILIP ARNOLD.
• LIST Of DEALERS
OF Goods, -Wares* and Merchandize: Also,
Distillers, Millers, Lumbermen, Ac., within the
county of Cumberland; returned and classified in
accordance with the several acts of Assembly, as
to wit': ■ .
Carlisle. . ' i
dry-gotds
Leidich’A.Sawyer-; “ •
J. W. Eby, grocer , .
S. C. Huyott, grocer .5 .
John P. Lyon A Son, hardware
1 Armstrong A Holler,, lumber.
Woodward A Schmidt* produce
J. W. Henderson, produce
SJ M.Hoovcr, produce /.
J. 11. Noncmakor, produce
J. AD. Rhoads , " ; •.
William BCntr., grocer 1 r
Prof. H. M. Johnson> books
A. B.,Ewing, fumituro'
Robert Moore, .shoes
J. B. Duncan, Ag£, shoes
N. Hnnteh, clothing C
Henry MulHn, clothing
W. A. Miles, dry.-goods
J. Masonhoimer A BrO.,
A. M. P* Agt,, book*
48
121
76
13
1 66
3 59
11
10 70
.4 34
33 21
8-70
33
1 50
' 77
43
1 10
..‘ipor, Agt, books.
J. G. Callio A Co., hats
Samuel Ensmingcr, saddlery
Thomas Conlyn; jewelry
James London, books
W. D. A. Naugle, jewelry
John t). Gorgas) stoves
Jacob Sonor, shoos. ■ ; - ]
John Irvine M . ]
H. S. Hitler, clothing . ]
W.Gould «t Son, variety ]
Henry Harkncss, grocer 1
William Sellers, baker , ]
A. Benir, dry-goods
Ephraim Stecl> jewelry’ 1
IC. InhofF, grocer; • •
Philip Arnold, dry-goods . 1
I N ? W, Woods, A"t., drs-gopds 1
Peter Mbhybr, confectionery ~i
Henry Saxton, hardware 1
Arnold & Son, [ \
Isaac Livingston, clothing .W* .1
David Sipo, paper and furniture 1
John A. Humoricb) ai\>, dry -goods 1
Jonathan Commao, fthoed - 1
J. W. Smiley, 1
J)avid Cornmah, Hour - 1
Jacob Wolf, grocer • -j
Andrew G. Loebler, grocer i
William Harn, grocer . . . 1
Black A Delaney, lumber I
S. W. Haverstich, drugs 1;
Samuel Elliott /* . 1.
B. J. Kiefer, Agt*. . , !•
Joseph U. Steel, jewelry 1.
Asher Wiol, clothing L
Henry Keller, hats 1-
John Faller, grocer \.
David Kecny, grocer . 1*
James M’Granahan, grocer 1.
Andrew-Moucsmitb, grocer .L
John Rbnchocrab. • 44 ' ~ • . L
George Loiby 44
Woncbol . • t 44 ' , j.j
James Callio, jr. • ”«
Daniel Eckels • " . 14
Joseph D. Halbert " . ; u
James H. Weaver, furniture 14
Henry Rhoads 44 14
Frederick Cornman 44 14
George Grossman, baker' 14
John Schraoll ", 14
John Brown .. 44 •: 14
John Sellers. ' it • 14
John Kollcr, grocery • 14
James Callio, sr., marketing 14
John Humor ‘ 14
John Fredericks 44 14
John Eckcrd \ . .' 44 .14
Robert Allison . * 14
William Askew • « 14
' David Frederick ■ 14
Wilson. Vcrnard 14 14
John Low “ 14
Jacob Kecny “ 14
Augustus Croll ... <f 14
I Jacob Weaver, .;• u . ■ 14
Andrew Swartz 1 « 14
Wm. Chenbwith u 14
Sophia Sturm, l4
Margaret tfcff, millinery 14
Eliza Stahl 1 “ 14
I Mrs. J. Hutton 14
Miss Duke A AugblnWngb millV. 14
Mrs. E. Williams, milliyiory 14
Mary Morris, stoves. : ' • • 14
J. it Geo. Taylor, shoos » ' 14
A. H. THair, leather . , 14
J* Warfe, marketing V :14
iW. MoriSon “
•D. Spook. ’ ‘ . 4 4 "
F.' C. Kramer, jewelry \
Dickinson, ■
John T. Green,
GarVor,<fc Koilbr . •'• 4t 'yj \ *
William Watts . ,
J. Russel & Co., « '
W. Russel A Co., . 44
David Hays 11
Benjamin Plank
Barney Gardner ft
Jerry Gardner “
Michael Nogle, niarketing '
Jacob Boelom:. t 4.
1 H. Ockor, grocer,
EaßtpenmhorougTi.
Wra. ICer A Hummel, lumber
•Enshert & WoTmloy • ■ 4t -
David Lingfiold . 44
Adatn Eslingcr 44
D: J. Rynard & Co»
Martin <fc Rynard 44
; G. W. -Posslor, dry»goods
William Banks, grocer .
James Talbert . «
Jacob RcUningor, grocer
John M’Corinick 44
D. Dellinger, dry-goods
Jacob Longnockcr, grocer
Michael Free, produce
S. R* Patterson 44
J. Bidloman, marketing
,Ai Coble . . « .
William Wolf 44
Daniel May, produce
FranJcford.
William Green, dry-goods
Hampden,
il. Rupp &,Son, dry-goods
H. Rupp, ptodiicd
Jacob Buckor, produce
Bitner <fc Wise, shoos '
Cyrus Temple, furniture
George L. Halo, stoves
John Sciror, marketing *
Samuel Simmons, dry-goods
William Eckels. “
Hopewell, \
James Green, dry-goods
Shoemaker <fc Koontz, dry-goods
John Newcomer, flour
David Hoover, marketing
Christian Stevick, furniture
Lower Allen.
Brown Petrowi dry-goods
William Loydj drugs .
Eli Wise, dry-goods
John Kutz " . .
Moses Bagot, marketing .
William Crall ■ - "
John Young « . ~ .
Jonathan Brubaker,'markotitg ■
Hiram Longnockpr, produce
Monroe ,
11. 0. Stephens, dry-goodrf
D. L. Doyinby, drugs
Henry Spahr, flour
Samuel Plank, dealer'
Henry Snidery dry-goods '
Lewis Zither; “
William .Vonard, marketing
Mxddhscx? Tpt
Jacob Stickle/marketing
Edgor tfc Shryock, dry-gobds'
M&cji ciu xcahu rg,
Brindlodb Nciwan'gcr, dry-goods - 11
Daniel Comfort “ 13
Boyor & Brandt u 13
Mr, Stone -u 14
Mrs. T. Storm '< 14
Philip Arnold " 14
Henry Lease u 44
John lloigio ■ do 14
Bobb & Garrotson, hardware 13
John Si Boyor -.**'■ 12
Levi Kauffman, drugs w 14
Ira Day *< -• 14
J. B. Herring u 14
Edward'LAmonVßboes . 14-
Margaret Holmes “ 14
Conrad Kimos u 14
Joseph Totton “ . 14
Levi Roiglo' ■ 1 <* 14
Daniel Grabill, clothing 14
A. Singizor, grocer . 14
R. H. Thomas grocer 14
Jacob Swartz, jewelry 14
Jacob Wineman, baker 14
Wm. L. Huston, ftirniture 14
Samuel'Worst ' 14
I Bobb) Shathuro & Co., stoves 14
1 Gpo. Wunderlich, staves , J 4
R. Wilson A Son, stayoa I*
S. T. Huston, saddlery JJ
A. H* Meteor, milliner/ If
fdra. Bryson i " 14
Cine*,
confect'r.
' Ncicton .
John Lewis, dry-goods 14
Lewis A Wagner, produce 13
Hylands A Washinger, dry-goods 14
James Kyle « 14
Daniel Miller
Fosnaught A Bro.
McCoy A Hurst
S« A. Bowers; A Co.'' ■ “ ' ,14
A. Minich . > T “ 14
John Wagner, marketing 14
Snider A Knettlo, produce It 1
J» A J. B. Hursh u 11
J. A J. B. Hursh, produce (Oakville) 13
NaWoomber A Horn, produce 13
Kline, Dry-goods 13
South Middleton.
A. M. Leidich, dry-goods 12
J. A. Caufman , u 13
Alexander A Mullin, dry-goods . 13
Goodyear A Heed ", 14
Samuel Shupp f ; flour . 14
C. Hoover marketing ... . 14
John A. Wolf “■ 14
John Layman, dealer v 14
: Shippvnahurg.
Abraham Hostetler, clothing 14
John C. Altick, ‘drugs 14
W. W, Herron *' “ 14-
Rankin A Bi*o» ,r 14
J, Stumbaugh, hardware 14
Fortney A MTliorson, hardware 13
Grabill A Johnson ' u 13
Stevick A ICunkle, dfy*goods . 12
Jtowart A Son « U
Willis, Moore A Co. “ 12
Cpx A M’Cuno (( 14
J. AJ. B. Redding “ - ll
I Jacob Paguo, grocer -14
S. C. Hollar, “ 14
William Baughman, grocer 14
Pi Dcitrich *f 14
John Bridges, clothing 14
W. A. Cox, shoes 14
P.S.Artz .« ..14.
Geo. Colo , “ ‘ 14
Geo. Croft <f j4_
Isratfl Hicks> stoyos 14"
A. H. Wolf u 14 .
P. Miller, hdkor 14*
I Jonathan Snodoy, furniture 14
| David Fratnly «. ■ 14
David Criswell ft 14
Martin An»lo, lumber . 14
John Wilkins’, grocer 14 ■
Kelso A Mathews, books 14
R. D. Fisher, hats 14
,H. Hysingcr, jewelry • . 14
Isaac Lands, jewelry 14
Ruby A Co.', product) 10
,C. Fosnaught “ 13
;T. B, Blair A Bros, produce 11
Daniel Molor, marketing 14
Benjamin Bigga <( 14
N. A. Cornelius : ** 14
Mrs. Hubbs, millinery. ’l4
I Jane Galbroath, oonfoctionory 14
' Shippenahurg. Tp,
A. Soaror, marketing * ' 1 14
Southampton. ” ;
Strohm A Allen, dry-goods 13
Clark A Sons « ■ 13
Gcorgo Clever “ 14
Schooh A Sons “ 14
Henry Myers, marketing 14
Upper Allen,
Adam Sbrivor, dry-goods 14
Qoswilor A Zlook " 13
Peter Ginerich, marketing .14
Robert Ilottorick “ 14
David Mcrkldf “ 14
T Veatpcnnahorough.
Woodward A Schmidt, produce 14
John Groason , - « 12 .
Theodore Homsher, dry-goods 14
G. W. Robison u 13
J; Hood A Cb» « 13
Alexander Goodhart; marketing 14
James Bishop ‘ " 14
Jesse Rcop . u . 14
I A. A H. Smith, _ « 14
Stiver. Spring.
David Strolim; dry-goods 13
John S. Colo .« i 3
Jacob Simons u 14
BroWncwcll A Weaver, dry-goods 14
A. L. Ressor « 14 ,
- Kilo « i 4
Joseph Fink, clothing u 14
John Lidich, produce! 14
Israel Fims, grocer 14
John Houck, dealer 14
Fisher A Copp, - dealers 14
F. Bidokmakor, marketing 14
_ . . MILLERS.
Poter Myors, Westpennsborough, 14
John Shafner ' u 14
John Diller “14
J, A. Laughlin « 14
Shaffec. “14
J. Bergstfcs /* ** 14
Peter Wagner “ 14
Ahl & Myers, Newton, 14
Ahl & Middleton “ 14
Jixcob Keller, Newton, 14
William Henderson, N. Midt’n. 12 ]
William Henderson “ 14
Philip Zigler 14
D. Hobver, Middlesex Tp., 14 ,
M'Clpiff, Shipponaburg, 14 700
Cramer' ’ ’ •“ * * 14 7qq
Jacob Coovor, Upper Allen, 14 700
S’ S- X°sj e3on g “ ' 13 10 00
11- voglesong; Monroe 14 700
D, Brandt, Monroo 14 700
B. “ 14 7QO
John ,'Williams, Monroe, 14 700
J. W. Lidich, South Middleton, 14 700
Isaac German “ 14 700
B-Hopple “ 14 700
John Shaffer “ 14 700
A. Boslor “ 14 700
D. Whitcomb, , “ 14 700
Nebingei l & Co., Lower Allen, 14 700
Joseph Bucher ,« 14 700
Martin Oauffman “ 14 TOO
C. Bberly “ 13 io 00
Sprinkle “ 14 7 001
Eobt. J. Hess, Lower Alien, 14 700 /
J. H. Kupp, Hampden, 13 10 00
T. B. Bryson " 11 ,15 00
Simon Oyster, Eastpennsboro*, X J 700
John K. Heofc “ M 700
Elder Barnitz, Diokinson 12 1~ 50
John Moore ' “ 199
E. B. Oyster “ 14 - 7 00
James Weakley “ 14 700
Kbbert Noble, Carlisle, 14 7 00
IQ. H. Bucher, Silver Spring, 13 .10 00
1 Miller & Eberly, Meohaniosburg, 11 15 00
I. D. Boyer, Lower Allen, 14 7QO
Henry Manning, Silver Spring, 14 700
—‘- Marts, Dickinson, 14 700
BEER, OYSTER & EATING HOUSES.
[ Andrew Goiild, Carlisle, ■ ■ 7! 10 'OO
/amos Wharf- « 7 jo
7 00
7.00
7 00.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7-00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
,7 00
7 00.
, 7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
• Vi-
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 o ■
10 00
10 00
12 50
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7- 00
7 00
7-00
7 00
7 00
7 00
13
14
14
14
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Foglcsong, flou* .
Charles Schmid, baker
, Kauffman, & Oswald, produce
, Zdcharias & Havorstiok*
, J. 11. Singizcr, produce i
i J. Johnson <fe Son, produce j
T. B. Bryson ’■ <l
J. Humcl A Co., lumber
J. Miliecn “
Sidle &, Eborly . " /
Philip Uhlor, Ag. Implements
George Krouso, marketing
John Johnson u
George Stenouro "
Frank Murahol "
Jacob Emihgor, grocer
D. H. Swiler. A Co., clothing t
Ncxovillt,
Thomas.Stougb> dry-goods
Joseph Laugjiliu, clothing ■
Thomas M'Candlish, dry-gooda *
& Bros. “
J. C. & J. B. Brown, hardware
W. L. M'Cullough, grocer
William Bratton, drugs
William Heed . u
S. G. Wild “
J. R. Prey, stoves
J. B. Cobaugh) stoves
B. Foldmati) tawdry
John M. Davidson, shoes
William Crotzer, bats
J. H, Herron, furniture
John Bricker, u
Geo. Bricker “
Anthony Foreman, marketing
William Stitzol «<
Jonathan Fotreo “
Lawrence Rcnolds, clothing
■Ncid Cumberland.
W. T. Spusaer, saddlery
T. Willet, dfy-goods
Charles Oyster, lumber
Church «t Eborly “
Valentino Feeman li
Rudolph Martin u
Mnssor «t, James "
George Hess “
George Hess, produce
■John Miller,’ dry-goods
Goorgo M. Houck, marketing
’« s
Margaret Miller ■< 7 . 10 00
11. Arnold!, “ 7 10 00
Qeorgo_ Poland “ 10 00
Frederick Kenner “ 7 10 00
James Craney “ 7 10 00
Gotloip Switzer 7 10.00
Samuel Sykes ' 'j- " . 7 10 00
Andrew Swartz •• "■ • 7 10 00
Catherine Myers ' 8 500
Jacob’'Strattoii " 7 10 00
Mrs. low ’ ■> 8 8 00
Henry Peters " . 8 5‘ 00
S. Grove, Lower Allen; 8 500
Jacob Ilowaters) Lisburn. 8 5 00
Moses Baget, Lowbr Alien; > ? 10 00
Elizabeth S. Mid’tni 7 10 00
James Mackey, Bhipponsburg, 7 IO'OO
T; G. Hoffman “ , 7 10 00
Charles Brewster, No.wtdii; 7 10 00
Peter Honneberger, Wcstpb’gh. 7 10 00
John Nicholson, NeWyille, 8 500
Crawford & Scott 11 8 5 00
Joseph Ogden, Eastpennstioro’, 8 500
Samuel Rupert,-Mechanicsbufg, 8 500
John Mcloy “ 7 10 00
Joseph McCan “ ' 7 10 00
William Reed, Silver Spring; -8 500
John Miller “ 6 ,5 00
H. Eberly.Mechanicaburg, 7 10 00
brewers & Distillers.
William Lacomber, Carlisle, §25 00
William Alexander “ 25 00
A. Bossier, S. Middleton, 25 00
M. G, Beltzhoover, Monroe 25 00
D. H. Yoglesong, Upper Allen, 25 00
William Henderson, N. Midd. 25 00
Samuel Griasinger “ 15 00
Robert Quigley, Newton, 15 00
Ahl & Nowcombor “ 25 00
Sami. Ensmingcr “ 25 00
Benson & Myers, Silver Spring, . 25 00
TEN PIN ALLEYS & BILLIARD TABLES
Andrew Swartz, 1 table, §3O 00
H. Arnold!, 1 table, 30 00
W, J. Williams, 2 tables; 40 00
George Poland, 1 alley, 30 00
George Poland, 1 Billiard'table; 30 00
Any person feeling themselves hdgrieved by
the above classification, will have tin opportu-,
mty of appealing liy calling on the subscriber,
at his residence, in Carlisle, on or befqre the
2olh qf April, after which no appeal will be
heard, ,
WM. M’PHERSON, Mer. App’r
April 5,1860—4 t
Tailoring Establishment;
rpHB undersigned would respectfully an-
A bounce to the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity,
that he has located himself on the third story of la
yoff's corner, in the room formerly occupied hy C.
t. Lochnlan, where ho intends conducting the
12 60
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Merchant Tailoring Business,
in all its various branches, such as Dress, Frock,
Saquo, and Business Coats, cut and made to order
in the latest New York and Philadelphia Fashions.
Pantaloons cut by a now system, which will give
the wearer an elegant appearance while in a stand
ing position, add whoa in a sitting posture, will not
ride half way up to the knees, as is usually the ease
rn the old way Of cutting. Also, a beautiful stylo
of Vests, that will not bo disposed to. ride up ns is
usually the ease. In all those garments ho frill in
sure a fit.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00'
10 00
12 60
15 00
12 50
7 00
. ‘l5 00
7 oo
7 DO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00.
7 00
7 DO
7 00
7 00
' ' 7- 00
700
7 00
7 00
«7 00
T 7 00
7 00
7 00
Cutting done at short notice, and directions ns to
making given when desired.
March 20, 1860—3 m
To Parents and Ouardinns.
the tuscarora female institute.
frmis Institution is located at Academia,
J- Juniata county, Pa., S miles from the Pcnn’a.,
Kuilroad, at Patterson station, and 0 miles from the
Perrysvillo station. •
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions of
five months each. • The Summer Session with which
the School opens, will commence, on Tuesday, the
Ist day of May, iB6O, arid will close on Saturday
the 29th September, iB6O, and the Winter Session,
on Thursday, the Ist day of November, 1860, and
closo,March.3oth, 1801. ■■ . ■
Board including Fuel, Light and Tuition in
the Primary, and Collegiate Departments,
per term, payable in adv£Boc, SM 00
Washing, per dozen, 0 33
Lessons on Piano or Qui-
T , tttr ’“ ccordin S tole ngth, $l6, $2O or $26 per Sess,
, Use ofPiano or Guitar, ac
• cording to time,
Drawing or Flower Pain--
ting,
Ancient or Modern Lon*
guages, each, .
When Firo Is required'in
Sleeping Booms, each
pupil,
Seats in Church Free.
„nJ°„ U “ S "H 1 H met at tho stations
and -onveyed to the Institution, if a short notice
be given by letter, addressed to the Principal at'
Academia, Juniata county. For circulars or other
information address tho Principal at the above of
fice,
7, 00
7 00
20 00
10 00
16 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 10
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
March 16, 1880—2 m
THE subscriber has just returned from the
eastern cities tvith the largest, cheapest/ and
best selected assortment of Hardware, ever offered
in this county. Every thing kept in a largo whole-'
sale and retail Hardware stora, can be had a little
lower than at any other house in the county, at the
cheap hardware store of the subscriber.
Nails and Spikes,— so tons Nails and Spikes just
received of the very best makes and all warranted.
Country merchants supplied with Nails at manu
facturers prices.
600 .pnir Trace Chains of all kinds, with a largo
assortment of butt chains, halter'chains, breast* do,,
fifth chains, log’chains, tongue chains, cow chains,
&c., &c, ,
7 00
12 60
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 OO
7 00
Ifames,- —350 pair of Karnes of all kinds just re
ceived. Common pattern, Loudon pattern, Eliza
bethtown pattern, with and without patent fasten
ings, cheaper than ever.
Paints and Otis,—lo tons White Load, 1000 galls.
Oil just received, with a largo assortment of Var
nishes, turpentine, japan, putty, litharago, whiting,
gluo, shellac, paint brushes, fire proof paint, Flo
rence white, white zinc, colored zinc, red leady lard
oil, boiled oil, sperm oil, fish oil, <fco, Colors -of
oyery description, dry and,in oil, in cunSand tubes.
Farm Bella.— Just received, tho largest, cheapest,
and best assortment of Farm Bolls in the county.
Qrooncastlo metal and Bell metal, warranted not to •
crack. ’ ,
Powder, —2s kegs Dupont Rock rind Rifle Pow
der, with a largo assortment of Safety Fuse, Picks,
Crowbars, Stone Drills, .Stone Sledges, Stone Ham
mers, «&c.
Pumps and 50 barrels Cement, with a
very largo assortment of Chain and Iron pumps of
all kinds, cheaper than over at the Hardware store
of „ • , - • HENRY SAXTON.
Carlisle, March By 1860.
i nf) Hammered and Rolled Iron of
J. l_/LRho vary host English brands, warranted in
■every way superior to American make just received
with a largo Assortment of
Shoot Iron> A^nvils;
Hoop Iron, vices,
Band Iron, Piles,
Horse Shoo Iron, Raspd/
Spring Stool, , Bolts,'
Cast Stool, . Pivots,
Blister Stool,'. ftuts,
’ Washers, • - Horse-shoes',
Sorow-platos, Horso-shoo NaUti
Blacksmith Bellows, Ac.,
cheaper than tho cheapest. All Iron sold at city
prices with freight added, and warranted*
March 8,1860. HEJS’IHT SAXTON.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of va
rious kind*/ such’ as
Cultivator#; Garden Hoes,
Fork*, Garden Trowel?,
Shovels, Hay Knives,
Rakes, Picks,
Spades, Mattocks,
Hoes, Hay Elevators,
Pruning Hooks, Manure Hooka,
Plows of ten different makes, including Plank’s
Honwood's, Gibb’s, Zoiglor’s, fcloomfiold, York
Metal, Eagle, Ao., and a largo supply of all kinds
of Goods to fit out tile farmer or mechanic at
March 8,1860. HENRY SAXTON'S ’
Surveying and Draughting.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, that ho is pre
pared to attend to Surveying and Draughting in all
their branches, at the shortest notice. Orders left
at the law office of Wm. M. Penrose, Esq., will be
promptly attended to.
f M&roh 1,-1860—3m»
JOSEPH HITHER, Jr.
J. s. rocKAEEiAoW.
TERMS
i) Bor 6
lotoSie
REV. W. 0.. E. AGNEW,
PrincipHi
BOROUGH ACCOST.
1859.60.
GEORGE WEISE, Treasdeeb. /
.. . , ..... .. . RECEIPTS, , ' '
Received of Jamas LoUdon, lata TrcasV., _ $l6
“ Loan of Carlisle'Deposit Bank, 1484 1
u S, Caldwoll, Collector for 1859, 922
“ John Noble, Chief Burgcqs, 35 i
“ Geo. Miller, Clerkof ilarkot, 96.
u On account of liens, • - 69 i
“ Goo. Weiso stall roots of ttiUtket,. 60S- ;
a JVF. Yciugat collt’A foi: 1860, » 6734^1
Baldubc duo Geblrge 17oise,
i- * x ~.SXPsJrbiTunß3.
Paid Coupons'rcdeomed)
Interest on bond?, .
Gas and Water Comp. Water and Gas for
1869,
Election expenses for 1859,
Gas and Water Comp. Water and Gas for
1860, $4O 00
William Park and others work on streets, J3B 7S
William Park and others shovelling snow, 26 10
W. 8.. Matthews for piking College street
. .and making crossings, 634 00
W. B. Matthews in full of work for 1869, 296 98
John dpdfaj* on account of salary as High -
Constable,
Thosi D. Mahoiif in ( fUU of salary as So*
cretaiy for 1859j lf t
Thos. D. Mahon on ecb*t of salary as Se
cretary for I 860; .
Geo. Weifte, Treasurer, Salary and trass*
bribing books, i
Goo. Milled on dcc'tk of Salary as clerk of
market, Ac.)
William Paric on acc'U of salary, as street
commissioner,
D. Haverstick bn abb'ti of salory as Lamp
Lightof, , S 5 Oti
B. Natchcr on diie't. bf salary as Janitor, 18 76
William Bafuitz and others for stone and
brick,
Armstrong <t Hoffer> and Dlvon for lum- •
bcr i. 14 65
J. Brctz and others cleaning spring 64 26
William McElwoe for sand, 1 lg‘
P. Monyer, Treasurer Union Fire Comp. 60 DO
John Campbell, Treasurer Hook & Lad*.
I . der Comp., *
I Jos. W. Ogilby, Treaauer Good Will Fire
. Comp., , 30 00
L. Todd in full of bond of S. Wilson, 252 72
W« Zimmerman in fttU.bflipndsj 233 93
Qeorgp WoiSo in full of bonds, $9
Wm. PofTer in full of bbhd, , t .. 500 dO
Johfa Stringfellow on acb't Bf bond) * 300
John Humerich in full of bond of William ,
.; . . 4S 64
Carlisle Deposit Bank on load and dIS- * • -
:,cbiint,% , J; : '• • • 1006.3*
James Swigert for hauling in 1859, . 71- 00
Mary Morris for repairs in 1869, .i» v 71
11. Saxton for hardware in 1859, 64 30-
B; Dohnely balance of salary for 1869, 10 00 :
Ji B. Bratton printing in. 1869-'CO, 41 *jfl
George Zinn printing in lBpoj .* Jg 60
E. Cornman printing in. iB6O, 16
William Porter printing in I 860) 22 &
A. L. Sponger acknowledging deed, •. J- 6 60
G. L. Gouchet floating bills, 26
S. Smith and others . 17 ST
James Armstrong preparing duplicate. 10 00
D. Smith, Esq { > Feefl) , ‘ Ifi : f •
James McGonigal repairing lamps, 3 37J
Goorgo.Scoboy mowing grass, 6 60
Mrs. Sanno stall rent refunded, 1 25 •
Joseph Hold gas burners, 20%
W. P. Lynch for hose and repairs, ’ 56 09
D. Bailey repairs to streets, 138 00
W* H. Wetzel repairs to Grave-yard) 11.76
J. Worthington painting) . 4 374
M, Miunioh for leather, . .2 37-
William Cromlich for hammer handles, .1 60 -
I Houry Saxton for in 1860, 6 21
William Miller for repairs to pumps, . 17 12
A. Martin superintending Grave-yard,lo 00 •
John Gillen repairs on Poplan alloy, •*' 12 >
James Loudon for stationery, Ac., 16 25<
Peter Spahr for plowing, 3 00 }
Stuart & Boightcr mason work, 16 0?
E.. Stool Winding clock, • • .15
A. Kerr making crossings,
Jacob Zeigler for hauling,
Myers and others regulating)
Wo have this day examined ttio fofagoirig acßtiunt
of George Weise, Treasurer of the Borough of Oar-,
lisle, and find a balance duo him of thirty-fiyo dol
lars aud fourteen cents.
N. lIANTCH, • 1 . ,
GEORGE S. BEETEM, \ A
STATEMENT OF FINANCES,
Indmctedness.
Bonds of Gas and Water stock,
(< ** \ it . loans,
“ George Sheafer and others,
Note of Oarlislo Deposit Bank,
Outstanding chocks,
Total;
QoS £ IVatof stock £ mqrt-
'g “go.
College And other liens,
Outstanding taxes.
Actuul Indebtedness,*
Notice.
LETTERS of administration on the estate
of Mrs. Ann Searight, deceased, late of Sodtff
Middleton township, Cumberland county, bafa
been issued by the Register of , said county, to the
'subscriber, .residing in tho same township. AH
persons, indebted to .said estate nro requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them for Settlement.
~ ; : • HUGH SXUAHT, AdHtr!
March 22, IB6o—Ot* •
Notice.
IVTOTICE is hereby given that the following
-*-* named persons havefiled with the undersigned
their petition for license,, under the Act of Assembly
of 31st March, 1860. aus .tho supploments.thereto,. ■
which petitions will bo presented to .the Court of ,
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, on Monday
the 9th day of Aprils ISOO. • ■
HOTEL'S/
Upper Alien —John Floyi' .
Lower AJ/cn-r-JoUn G. Hock, Victor Shannon,
Mathew Thompson. .
Carlisle— West Ward, Joseph W. Patton, John ~
Hannon, Henry Glass, Jas. Raymond. East Ward,
WiUiam Noacr,.Joseph Hoisor, David Maftpis
L/icKtiiaoh—iSltM 'H. Eyster, Shelly A Btteri*
oscpU Martin; Jacob' ShoIJ, '
Samuel Smith, A. P. Erb.
Hdpexoell-*- James A. Ealcins. •
Hampden —George Soircr, Abraham Stone.
Mifflin —11. Kenegy, A. Koscr <fc Co.
Monroe —Thompson A. Liggett.
Mcchanicsbnrg—llouvy W, Irvine, James A. Ma
lay, George L. Sponslcr. , k ,
New Cumberland —Jacob Qco. Facblcr,
Henry if. Stone.' .
Ne j cton—3s limbol Parks/ Christopher Mollingpr,
Samuel Spceso.‘
iYeiotfiV/o—l}aniol S. Dunlap,- John M. Woadbltfrn*,
North Middleton —J. 0. Booeher. , , ;
Middlesex Totrn*hip—Owoa & Clondonm, William
• iWi/inirf Clark, flee. R',.,Coflcjr. ,
S/iij&endurffj-Hinty Bank, John PoM, Saijfuol
Joflbry/ ff Mnfy A. Matecr. -*
Shippensburg Tp, —Jacob Keller. . ' V^. : -xr-<:2. -.vi- '
Silver Spring —J. W, Lbidig, David Bollinger,
f Jacob Otstott, John Loy, William 8011.-
j South.Middleton —John S. Clark,: Snider Rupley/
John flicker, Adam Waroham, Isaac. Parsons, sr.
RETAILERS. " ‘
Carlisle —East Ward, 0. Naff * dl. Winters, Wm.' -
Martin) John Fallen, Christian Inßoffi Charles P.
Eokpls, Samuel C. Huyott. West Ward, Sami. W*
liaverstich., .
Shippensb'arijJlo.—j nhn It. Criswell.
Franh/ord —WillialA Orcen.
CROFT,, Clh, Quar, Sets . 1
March 15, 1800-—lt v-~
W. E. M’ LAUGHEIN/
Attorney at lair,'
MECnANICSBDRG, Pa.
January 12, 1860—3m* • ■
1 non GLASS of nil sizes, double
1 UUUand single tbiok, plain, ornamental, col
ored, 46., just received at the cheap hardware etcra
of Henry Saxton.
March 8. 1860,
NO MISTAKE! . Those in TvantfofV bot
tle of-Puro old fashioned,Brandy, or Old Rye
Whiskey, or fine Wine, Gin, 40., eon cot jtigeiinlno
at the Grocery of i, WM. BEKrZ.
I January 19, 1860.
$8,865
36
$8,900
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22 fid
226 00
23 00
or So
100 Ofi
or si)
so oo
23 80
76 00
8 00
8 -
7 50
$8,900 40
$35,000 00.
$5/000 00
9,963- 00
1,900 00
100 33
$72, ;
Aasfiis.
$60,000 00
1,273 70
Oil 00
; 01,884 fo’
$10,434 46