3! ■ ’ ;
(Uioiiists Exiiiintifot ihraugl*
-•: ; •': ' !i ; out the State. *'■ ;
By the' Southern- taail, wo have several
i of .Texas nows hi, regard to the late Aty
;iou excitement in that State. -ThoNaeog
ihos C/ironic/e gives tho foUowing v V ' -
Euita :CoPNTr.-r-A young' man, ' who h'dd
- employed in a store at lyaxdhatchio, was
ig a mw days,since for giving strychnine
laves to put in wolta . . >
(mith ; Countv.—The man who was shot
the attempt to set fire to Tyler hoar been
id dead. .
jHekokee.Natio.v,— The Paris ifassapeaka
a,famor that a bloody fi"ht had taken place
tlie Nation. between abolitionists and pfo
/ery men,' in which oho. hundred and fifty
the fornior,were_killed, and seven of;the
ter,This,story is most probably a, fabri*
ion.,;, .•',; . ;■ ■■ ■ ■
oop County.— On tho 29th ult, on armed
nitteo escorted the notorious J. E. Lbinon
if,-Wood county,; Just boforo which,, he
:d a document binding himself.under pen
df life not id return to Wood county, nor
lish or circulate Abolition documents ,in
State. '
i.KBOKKE Countv.— The citizens of Cher
havo organizedforthcir'proteotion.
■zr Incendiarisu.— Another attempt has
njade to fire the buildings near TylCri
inßronlmm, and in Georgetown. '
' Houston Telegraph of the 1 11th soys:
learn from a gentleman, who passed
;h Henderson, in Busk
irningi that the-town of.Honderson was
. fire. Inst Sunday! night,..the,SUf inst.,
wnsjdlmost entirely consumed. Every
i on-tho snunre except one, including all
uiaihess houses in the place, was do-
/ people' 'of' Henderson,' our: informant
put no faith! ip the'.reported conspiracy,
neglected to appoint.a patrol or:,keep
ih. The fire was discovered on-Sunday
it about nine o’clock. No clue has been
levered of the perpetrators of the deed.'
REACKKR lIONO AT VEA l’s STATION.— The
. Worth C/iief, ofthe lstinst.,has thefol
dng'brief notice of the execution of ah Ab
lionist conspirator: '
Wo learn that a predchor by the name of
loy ; was. hung at, Veal’s Station last week,
being an active Abolitionist.’ A majority
Hrcp hundred mon cohdemnCd him.'.
Discovery in Brenuau. —The Brenham
tr, of the 10th inSt.,.says:
\v days since, several negroes'were ar
. on Mill Creek, in this county, who nc
;ledge tO'their haying poison: given them
hite men,-for the purpose, of poisoning
owners and families,' and that the day
iction was the time fixed for a goperal
■action! They also : implicated soriie rio
aboUt: town as being concerned in the
irons plot. .., . ■ ,;
ii’hr.E- in Tennessee. Coedny. —The
ichl Pioneer, of the 9th inst., lias the fol-
■s= ; ■
Teague, a printer in our office, haajust
id: from Tennessee Colony, Anderson
:y, and brings tho news that be witnessed
innging of two white men in that place
mdny, the sth instant, who wore proven
guilty of inciting insurrection among the
i of that neighborhood. . Their, names
Antony IVyrick, and his cousin Alford
. They were engaged near the colony
ir trades of wagon-making and black
ig, where they have been . living for
‘ivc years. Wyrick had been previ
in up for harboring and selling liq
;roes. Negroes, wiere found in the
of fire-arms and strychnine, fur
, those men. 1 ; ’ ,
oustoh Telegraph, of the llthi inst.,
icnday last, a white man rode up to
ick Breodinga, near Bound Top, at
uj finding nubodybut a negro girl at
ipatiohe<kKer horses,
„ and:■ ,the
ore eiuisjiecl- He then went off, and:
.mutes after returned with three ne
jemnndingsomothing to eat. - The wo-;
ivo them fgodv > '.After eating* they broke,
. trunk in.scarqhnfmoriey. Thoy tlien
shovel full' of,fife' jnthe bed, and left.;
they had gone, the negro woman extin"
led the fire, andthen ran to the overseer’s'
), itd:toll.him what had- happened; The
caused a good deal of excitement. .
Steis.
this borough, on the 16th'inst., by Rev.
Fry, Mr. George Funtinoer, to Miss |
Jane Stamhauoh, both of Perry county.
liei).
this borough, on the 21st inst, Mr. Wil-
M’Goneoal, aged .69 years. .
Bonnie. Brook, on ghijday, the 12th in-
Edwabd KibkJ yoiingest child of J. 11.
3iihie Busier, aged s'months and 20 days,
the residence of her son- Daniel, in L.
township, on .the 10th inst., Elizabeth
i., aged 72 years, 7. months and: 3-days.
Barfefe.
-ISLE MARKET.—August 23.
Ml Weekly hy Woodward <0 Schmidt.
Superfine, per bbl., ' $4,87
Extra, •! • do., . 5,12
Family, do., , 6,1 2
Kyc, do., 3,25
Wheat, por bushol; 11 ' .1,12
, do,, do., . 1,26
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
tier,;
iBLEy,:, do., i
!ED„i do.,
"SED, ■„ do..
Philadelphia, August 21.
(T?Meal,— There is still .an inactive mar-
Fresh ground superfine
l(5SS@£75.p er bbl. \Mixed brands of
hwSL— aio firmly at $5 60, and
from S5 0 ??"*“?ii on at ® 5 25i Extril fa '
S ,l<l fao °y lots from
i; it: M™r a r s^^fpo at b t’, 62i, ' antl
Chpro is o light supply of Whcot otid
JOdy.. Sales good and prime Southern
dvama rod at $1,25@1,85; and Hrhlto
,60. RyHs steody,af76bfs;,fdrbld pal.
r new. Corn is abundant 'and dull,-
10 bushels prime yellow was made at-70
ire in fair request, good and prime T)bla
j)3so. Ponn'a., old crop, is, worth 40c.
jeu-—Last sales in a small way at $6,25
64 lbs. Now Timothy commands? $,75
lassoed Is,worth $1,60 per bushel;.,
is firm. Sales of Pennsylvania at 22
lo 22@22£0; hhds. at 210, and Drudge
IS WAITED.—Nine' Teachers
•J toko charge of the schoolsiuMiddlo
ip. The examination by the . County Su
itj will bo ,hpld at Raymond's Hotel, in
Saturday, September Ist, at 3 o'clock.
JOHlf MILLER, tfco'y.
~ 1860—2 t ~
iS WANTED.—Nino* Teachers
>ed to; take charge of the schools of
jwjpsbip.. The Directors an’d.Superin
ll 'meet applicants for examination, in
on’ Tuesday, September 4th, at nine
V JOHN DONE^/S'M’y-
1600—2 t»
A CARD.
GB Z. BRETZ; Dentist, has
j Carlisle to practice his' profession,
id place, .at tlip house of Jacob JJrotz,
2,1860-r4t . ■
.Waft done at this ogipe,'
CUMBERLANDCOUNTY FARMS AND
nGRCIiiNTMLIi.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Oh Friday, theiUt of September, 1860.
INpursuanco of an order of t tho Orphan’s
Court of Cumberland county, I will soli the fol
lowing valuable FARMS AND MERCHANT MIDI,;
- ‘ No. 1. A form on' tho Harrisburg Turnpike and
liOtort Spring, one milo bast of the Borough of Car
lisle^ 1 containing about 17d ACRES Of first rate
land,’ In a high state of cultivation, and nearly all
fonoed with locust liosts and'chestnut rnilsi The
mlg D WELL! NO H 0 VS E S,
OBSSSBEntaIe Wash and Ice 'House, double
'corn, crib and wagon shed, double stqble and car
riage house, log, and framb barn, and other out
building*. A'thriving young orchard, of grafted
apple and peach trees. A well of good water.—
This farm fcniiv its soil, location- and . general ad
vantages is considered oh o' oftlio most desirable
properties in Cumbcrlaud county.
Xo. 2.-A farm about .3 miljis from Carlisle,, oon
taiding about .. ~
TWO,HUNDRED AND'FORTY ACRES;
about 100 of which is limestone, 35 of meadow, and
tho balance of good slate land, under good Oultiva
tion and well fenced. , .
The improvements arc a good . ■B_n
~ PBA M E ,D,WEi DIN G, . ,
a good Barn about 100 foot long, with lnllffijßP
wagon shod, corn cribs and other- out-s9BIBB
buildings. . A fine spring near the dwelling, and
the,Gonodogninct'creek bordering it for a mile.—
This.farm hos. always booh considered one of tho
best farms in its neighborhood, being admirably
adapted to tho raising of steak.
: No. 3. A farm adjoining No’. 2, containing about
' Two Hundred Acres,
about 25 of which is good meadow, 30 acres w.ood
land and the balance slate in a good state of, im
provement The buildings are a
FRAME HOUSE, LOG BARN, COEN CRIB,
and other out-houses. ! A well of good water ivfc the
house, and thcConbdoguihot passing along for half
a.mile*- • • .*
r; No, 4. A tract of slate. land adjoiningNoa. 2 and
.3, containing about 80 AGUES, aboutsQ of which
aro cleared and under cultivation and the balance
in wood; Thord, afo no buildings on this tract
(which until recently, formed part of farm No. 3.)
It is so arranged as to make a very handsome farm
when tho necessary buildings-are .put on.it.•
No. 5. A MERCHANT MILL, in tho borough of
Carlisle, on the Lotort Spring, which never fails.—
'The Mill is 80 feet long with 3 pair of burrs. There
is about-5 acres of land attached to tho property* a.
good Brick Bicellinj Abuse, Stables'and other out*
houses. This property, in tho hands of an enter
prising man, can be made very profitable, as there
is constant .dbmand.for feed for horses, cattle, hogs,
&0., as, wo.U as flour in small quantities.
No. 6. A lot of about 4 Acres abjoiningtho Agri
cultural Fair ground, in the- borough of Carlislo,
which is considered very valuable cither as an out
let,'or for building purposes, : -
• No. 7* An out*ldtf containing about 11 ACRES,
on tho Wagoner's Gap-Road*
No. 8. An out-lot containing about 11, ACRES/
abjoining No. 7, and was formerly attached thereto.
Theso two out lots Nos. 7 and 8, arc very valuable
for farming or pasturage, and arb both enclosed,
with -post and rail fonco. • •
Surveys are now being made of the lauds, and
drafts of each piece will bo exhibited on tho day of
sale. •’ ’
No. 1 will be offered on thb premises at 10 b-cldck
A. M. • Tho mill Will beoffered'at the
Court House, hi Carlisle, at, 12, o'clock; M. Farms
No. 2,3, and 4 will bo bfforod at the dwelling house
ofNo, 2, at 2J;oclock, P.M. , , . TV
z .-fiSh All necessary information can bo had by
calling on, or writing to tho subscriber.at.tho Man
sion-House, or to Judge Watts, Carlisle,, Pa.
Terms will bo made known’ oii the day of sale;
and,they will bo made so easy its to accommodate
any purchaser.
JOSEPH W., PATTON,
Adm’r. ofj.Uc Ento.tc of liohert Nolle, de cV.
August 23d, iB60 —ta.
Jleal Estate fov Sale*
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court
. of Cumberland county, Moses Brickor,' Admin
istrator of John Hummel, doo’d,, will expose to pub
lic sale, an -Thursday, the 13th 6/ September, 1860;
all that improved piece of .Land, situate in. Monroo
township, pao-half mile goat .-of. Boiling Springs,
Cumberland - county, bounded on. ibo-north-by a
public yoad, on the south .by.land ofc’liiido .Vanas r
dal, on tnewest by lands of Bavid antl on
eaSlj by
Con I !aining 19 r Acres, more or iess.
Nearly all cleared and in & high .state; pf-cultiva
,tion.. The improvements are a two “story
HOLSE, >FRAME BARS, and
gf other out-buildings.: »*
'Cfftißß • Thoro is a well of excellent;water on
the promises} a thriving young apple orchard and
other fruit trees. , The fences are . in good, of der..
Persons wishing to view the property before the day.
of sale,.will please call on Mrs. Hummel, who re
sides on the promises, or on the administrator, who
resides in; Churchtotyn. * . . •• • ?
,oalo •to ; commcnoo, at/1 o'clock, p. m., on the
premises, when terms will bo made knownby
MOSES :3BICKEK, Mdn»V.
Jas. A; BimTNETj Aiicttpneer, ..
August 23, IB6o—Js • ' j ~ - t
JJEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE.-
On Thursday the. 20*ft dan'of September next y
o'clock, M* “ ■ •
THE subscriber, assignee of John Young and'
Henry 33. Young, under a deed of voluntary as
signment for the benefit of creditors, ; will«ffer ot
public sale, on the promises, dll that certain TItACT
OF SLATE LAND, situate in HopCwell'township,
Cumberland county, Pa v bounded by lands ofAVil
linm ‘ Sharp, John Quigley, Anthony Cleveland
others, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
of which about 110 acres, arb cleared and in a good
state of cultivation, and the residue Is 'covered with
good.timber.. The greater portion of the cultivated
land has boon limed. There are on the promises. a
. Ajmffc , TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE*
other 'improvements, and also run-
The Jiiad oan.be sold in two or more parts if pur
chasers desire it» • • 1 . ;
Persons wishing to see tbo property,are requested
to ooll.on the Messrs. .Yqung residing on thp prem
ises,, 6r‘!oiY DiividS.’ Runebaw, Esq., residing on
thoßidgo Road, pear the property, or On tbo sub
scriber. *■ SAMUEL WHERRY,
10 | August 23, 1800—*ts : ~, -'i ' Aatxgnec.
SCHOOL E-X A M I N A T lONS.
.. Tbo examination of applicants; for the Public
Schools of Cumberland county, will bo held as fol
lows, to wit? . ■ r.
por 32 lbs. 32
per 32 lbs. 30
6,00
3,00
Hopewell, on Friday, Aug.. 24th, at 10 o’clock, a.m.
Southampton, Saturday, “ 25th, 9 “ “ _
Shipponsburgjbor. and tp. “ J S , u ‘P. u,
Newton, Monday, 27th, O' a.m.
Dickinson, , . ‘ . . 3 ; “'' f.jf.
S. Middleton, Tuesday, 1 28th, 0; ' 4i a.m.
Monroe, tr - 3 u p. jr;
Upper Allen, Wednesday) 20th, 9 ; “ a. m.
Lower Allen, ** 3 1 ** p. k.
New Cumberland,- Thurs.,3oth, . 0 “ a.m.
East Ponnsborouhh, “ 3 u p.u.
Hampden, Friday,' 31st, 9 lt A. ar.
Moenanicsbdrg, 3 i( p. y,
Silver Spring, got,,.Sept.'. Ist, 1 9 a*m!
Middlesex, ~ ' • . « S' .' > p;m.
North Middleton, Monday. 3d, 9 T . (< '■ a. m.
West Ponnsboro’ • . « 3' Ppm
Frankford, Tubodiy, . ; 4tV 0, V a.m.
Nowvillo, ! -A- “ 3 , Km.
Mifflin, Wednesday, 6th, 9‘ . “ a. m!
Directors will please make the noebssary arrange
ments, and, if “possible,, notify mo by mail previous
to the 25th insh/ of the r pJaoes at which I shall
meet them in the different districts. " ,
As T shall travel by private conveyance, Dirook
ors will confer, a favor by arranging the places of'
mooting as convenient as possible To the' direct lino
of travel • : • ■ •
As full tin attendance of Directors as possible* is
paitioularly desired- JOS. MIFFLIN,'
. August 23, 1860. . ' , ‘ County Sup* f.
'Administratrix’s Sale of.
PERSONAL PROPERTY 1 ,
ha offered at public/sale, op Wed
» T hoaday, August 22d, 1880, at ,tho late resi
dence of Alexander M'Dowoll, doo’d., on the Harris-
Borg Turnpike, about, one and a quarter miles post
of Carlisle, the entire personal property of said de
cedent, consisting of two Mares, two Colts, three
Mules,, four Miioh Cows, onolrßuil, ’ten. head' of
Voung Cattle, one Sow and oix-Pigs,,one Rear,'six
Shoots, Reaping, Mowing, and Thrashing Machines,
Grain Drill,. Corn,i Planter, Horse Power; six, setts
Horse Goars, Wagons,, ladders, and a great, variety
of other Farming Implements, together with Houses
hold anjd Rjtohen Furniture, Sale totpojnmoneo at
10 o’olooit, when conditions will bo made known by
, MARGARET M’DOWEII, • .
Administratrix.
August IS, >860,. *.
PUBL 10 ?S A-L E:: r
KE3 AL EST ATE '
By virtue of an order of the Orphana'Courtof
Cumberland osmose. to public sale on
tbo promisca/on Nufurefay, the 22d doy of Sepitm-
Jer, 1860, at l o'clook,.P. M.,
, A t TRACT. QJ* LAND,' (
in Mifflin township, Cumberland county, 4 miles
north of Nowvillo, and 2i miles west of Blosersrillo,
and-bounded byJacobißurtnett, Potor.Mycra, John
Brown, and Wm. M’Croa, -
( CONTAINING 33 ACRES,
M more or loss, having thereon erected a
two story WEATHER-BOARDED
LOG HOUSE, & ’DOUBLE XOG
BARN, all of which is cleared and an~
der fence except about two acres, with a stream!' of
water running through the satne, and an orchard of
grafted fruit on .the pjferiUsofca' .The whole is a very
desirable littjlo property as a homo. ; • < -
• Also, at the sable thno and place, A TRACT; OF
WOOD XANB, about half a mile , distant from’ 1 the
above, which contains. :
> , jPoiir Acres, more or lesf, .
which tract is bounded by Mathias ICammores,
Ab’m. riches, Lewis.C. Bertram, and Wra. M’Crea.
The terms,and conditions will bo mado .known on
day of sale by the subscriber, trustee appointed by
the Court to sell for the heirs and representatives of
Henry-Miller, doo’d. ; . ' , -
Aug, 23, 1800—ts*
Valuable Farm For Sale; ~
THE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on Friday, the 21at of SEPTEM
BER, 1860, at 1 .o'clock, P. M., his valuable farm,
situate in South Middleton township, Cumberland
county, about 21 miles south of Carlisle, and near
Hosier's mill,. It-contains . , ’
FIFTY-NINE ACRES
of firat-rirto Limoatono Land, in a high state of cul
tivation, and under good fence, * The improvements
aro a good BANK BARN, WAGON SHED. Cribs,
■/ExiiaiL * c - . Also, a-fcwo story,FRAMEHOUSE,
Smoke. House, Ac. There Is a well of
l* ,e l*™U llovor failing water on tbo premises, and
J|Myggan excellent' YOUNG ORCHARD of
choice fruit. The land is all cleared and very pro*
ductiyo, and great inducements are offered to.those
wishing a good farm,
, , . GEORGE SEAVEES
August 23, 1860—4t*
Limestone Farm at Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale, fifty;
throe ACHES of valuable Limestone land, situ
ated in Honroo township,. Cumberland County, .ono
mile south of Churohtown; on tho Yellow Brooches
Crook, adjoining. Michael G. Beltzhoovcr's Mill
property., , . ; ’ •
', The land is all cleared, in a high state of cultiva
tion, and all uuder good fence. The improvements
i are a two-story LOG’ HOUSE, \Veath
kitchen attached,
6°°d cistern and wash house adjoin
with a pump at tfro door, of nov-
or.failing water..
' . Also,. A largo log barn, wagon shed, Corn crib, bog
•pen and other necessary outbuildings. . There is an
.excellent young orchard of choice fruit, a fine col
lection of young locust, and running water in three
of the fields. Persons wishing to view thoproporty
or know tbo terms of sale, can caU on tho subscriber
on tho premises, or address .
August 2,i, 1860—6 t
JgXEOUXOU’t! SALE
R EA L. E ST A T E
IN pursuance of an'order, of the Orphans* Court
of Cumberland county, will bo sold at'public sdlo,
at tbc late' residence of Willith Sanderson, doo’d., in
Frankford township, on Saturday the 2\)th of Sep
tember t at 11 o’clock A. M., of said day, tbo follow
ing real estate, late the property of said dee’d., to
wit: A* TRACT OF LAND irt Frankford township,'
bounded:,by lands, of /Michael
Stout, Abraham Burkhart, John Brim, and Jacob
Swoyor, containing one' hundred and tweniy-qnc
acres and one hundred and six perches, more dr loss,
of which about ninetyrfivo, acres arc cleared, and
tho residue is covered with timber. Tho improve-
Bjiu iTv ments arc'd good two story V
. , ; >V;EATHEBBOABDED-HOUSE,
' with, Wash- House attached, :
CSSS . A GOOD BARN,
Carriage bouse, YYagon shod. Corn crib, and other
outbuildings. Thcxo is a well^f.excellent water
near &e;.dopr, an Apple orchard,- and other fruit
trees;;of , different;,yarioties..; ‘.The< clear .land; has
boen ncarly all limed.and is irf a good.statc of cui- 1
tivrttion. ,
/. lotas of sale will, bp made known onthoday
of sale by tbo.Executor. . , : : ;
■ JOHX SANDEUSOX,
Il.r'r. of I Vriu Sandefenn, dec’d.
.August 10, 1860—ta ,
pUBLIC SALE
/ ; KEAIj ESTATE.
■ WILL-bp gold at public sale, on the promises,.in
Monroe township, one mile, north ofChurchtown,
on the Lisburn road, on Tuesday, ilie 2d of. October
next, at 1 o’clock, P. H., that excellent LIME
STONE FARM, bolougins. to the heirs of the late
Daniel Baker* This farm contains 100 ACRES,
cleare(LiindJn-a~bigh-sto/to
of cultivation, the balance is valuablowood-lahd.
’ ‘ fliiiriT Tho improvements are a largo two
story STONE HOUSE, Stone Bank
BBpEal lUbt Barn, Corn Gribs, and other uocossa-
out-buildings. There is a well of
water convenient to the dwell
ing, and there are. also on. the premises an apple
orchard and other, fruit freest A portion of tho
farm has boon recently limed; and in all respects
the property is desirable and valuable. Persons
wishing to view tho* property before tho day of
sale, will please c.'ll on Potor Baker, who resides
on thb same. : . .
; : ‘ . GEORGE BRINDLE, -
-V- <. v 1 • ’• % PETER BAKER/. .
Exec’re, of Daniel Baker , dec*d.
August 16, 1860—ts
Notice.
LETTERS testamentary on the estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bentz, late of tho Borough of
Carlisle, doc’d., have boon' issued by the Register of
Cumberland; county,’ to the subscriber, residing in
Carlisle;.,;AU.persons indebted to said .estate are
requested to make immediate; payment, and those
having claims will present them for settlement to
- - ■/ •- : -ABNER W. BENTZ, ’Ex*r.
August 2, 1860—66
Notice-
TT ETTERS of Administration on the estate
J-A of Robert Noble,latb of North Middleton town
ship, deceased, have been .granted by the Register
of Cumberland county to tho subscriber 'residing in
tho borough of Carlisle.' All persons indebted to
said estate, arc hereby requested to make. immediate
payment, and those having claims will present them
for settlement to
; >/• JOSEPH W* PATTON,
Adnunietraior,
July 26, 1860. ’ : *
Notice.
LETTERS testamentary on the estate of
George Shambaugh; late’ of Fronkford town
ship, 1 Cumberland coiinty, dbo’d., have boon issued
by tho of sqid county/ to tho subscribers
residing in the same township. All persons indebt
ed to the estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them properly au
thentioated for settlement to
, JOHN SHAMBAUGH,
" •• 11 BEAR, ■
’July-20, 1860—6t»_ ' Ex*n. -
Notice.
IMT the Coujrt ,of Common Pleas of Cumber*
land county, On.tho petition of Benjamin Kauff
man and .Christian Herr, Assignees of Peter P. Ego,
Now to. wit: ,16th April, 1860, Buie on all persons
interested to 'show cause why tho said poiitiohdrs
should not bo- discharged os Assignees of tho said
Peter E. Ego. ' Rule returnable 25Tth August, 1860.
By tho Court '
i> f. ■VtmXii'-PrMty.
J' ■.
July 26, 1860^-31
Notice.
TVTOTICE is* hereby given to hll persons m
-L1 terested,. that .the, following aqoqupts Jhavo been
filed*m L the ProthonotoiyVOffice, foroxdmination,
and will.be presented to the Court'of Common Pleas
of Cumberland county* fpr confirmation and allow
ance* on Wednesday* the 29th! of August, JB6O. -
1. The account of John 0. Brown,,Assignee of
T. M..Oorbaugh, und^deed ,6t voluntary assign
ment ■' ' ‘ ,
2. Tlio-account of JohnG. Kcttonuan, Commit l
ted of LoWs Willett, a lunatic,
3. The account of Hon. Michael Cookliu, Trustee
in the place of David IV. M’Cullough, d?o’d„ Assi
gnee of Dr. Wm. Matcor, under doed of voluntary
assignment. ■ ~,
P. QUIGLEY, Proth’y.
July 26, 1860—3 t
T ETTERS of Administration on the .'estate
JUof William Lloyd, dop'd*, late of Lower Allen
to wnsbip;*Cumb <? rl an d oounty,-Pa., bare been issued
by tho RegUterof said county, to thp subscriber,
residing in the .same.toyjmship; All persons indebt
ed to said estate are ; requested to .make immediate
paymont, and tMso haviug claims will present them
for settlement to . s ! , -r-5. ; : ' ’
,WM. Jf. LLOYD, Adm>r.
July, la, isco^fit®
The only' Pr^jpparutlbn
Saving Proofs so Sirong dnd Direct as to
>' JSxpel flu SdtibU \ ■/>
FOR Statesmen, Editors, Physicians
of the oldest schools as as now;givo'lt their
unqualified eanction,andrecWatoondibfor *ll cases
of eruptions, and diseases of theeoalp and brain;
but all who liavo uacd ltr Uiittc, in testifying that it
will pteservo 'tho‘ hair ffptt» il|Olng'gray, and'from
falling toany«gcyos well W.wstore; ‘ Head the fol
lowing; '^L
Oak Grovb, S.ifc Juno24th, 1860.
PnoF. (X J,
rativo is rapidly gaining 'popularity in this commu
nilyi I haVo' h’ad 1 occasion tb, lay prejudice aside,
and givoyour Hair Rostotetiyok perfect test: •
During the year 1854,1 was so unfortunate as to
bo thrown from iny sulky against a rock near the
roadside, from which my bond received a mogt ter
rible blow, causing a great de^r of irritation, which
communicated to tho brain kud .external surface of.
the head, from tho effects 6f which my hair was fi
nally destroyed .over tho ent(*i- surface of. tho head.
Prom the tim? I first discqyerod its dropping, how
ever, up to tho timo of its totaj disappearance, I em
ployed everything X'could tliink of, being a profes
sional mdii myself, and, as I thought, understanding
the nature of the disease,'but was finally defeated in
.every proscription mivanrad*/r,. , •
These and no other circumstances induced mo -to,
resort to your worthy Hair, Restorative, .which Xhave;
every reason to bcliovc/ prodtreed a very happy re
sult. ..Two months after thc-fijst application, I bad
ns boatitiful d head of young hair as 1 over saw, for
which; I certainly owe you my' most sincere thanks.
Rest assured, dear sir, I : sh allure 00 mm end your re
•mody to oil inquiries; moreover, X sfaaU use my in
fluence, which I flatter) mysMjfyto; say, is. not a little.
. .You can publish this if you\thirik proper. ...
Yours, very respectfully, :, .
, ; V ,M; J. WRIGHT, M. D.
Office of the Jofforsbnian, V
. . > Philippi; ;Va., v DOo. 12th, 1868. /,
Dear Sir ;~I fCol it my dntjr'aa. well as my plea
sure, sot-state . to. yoq tbOifollowing circumstance,'
which you cau uso os you proper.- A gontle
raah of this, place, (a,lawyer,'J liaa been bald -oyer
since his early youth, ißp tnuoh so, that ho.was com
pelled to wear a wig.. Ho wasinduced touso abot
tld Restorative,” which ho liked Very
much; and after using some two or three bottles his'
hair, grow out quite luxuriantly, and ho now hod) a
handsome bead of hair. vTho/gentlcraan's nome.is
Bradford, and as ho- is very well .known in onr ad-
Joining counties,. many porsoftQ .can testify to, the ■
truth of this statement; : I giyo it to you at tho .re
quest of Mr. Bradford.' You cap sell a great deal of
your Hair Restorative in-this, and the/adjoining
counties if you have, the proper agents. ,
Yours, Ac. ' ’’ i
- - THOMPSON SURGHNOR. •
JOHN JACOBS,
Trustee,
Dn. Wood: Poor Sir.: pormitmoto express the :
obligations I am nnder fpr th^; oqtiro restoration of
my hair to its original' cofprj; about the time of my
arrival in tho United States it iyoa[rapidly becoming
gray, bufnpontho application',bf*your “Hair Res
torative” it soon recovered itsorTgiual hue. ’ I con
sider your Restorative as a. yery, wonderful in von-;
tiou, quite efficacious as well as agreeable.
; S. THALBERG.
• The-Restorative is put up itf bottles of three si
zes, viz:-large;medium,,and, small; the small holds
i a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the'
medium holds at leasi twentyper cent more in pro
portion than the small, retails, for two dollars per.
bottle; the largo holds aquartjkO per cent, more in
proportion, and retails for tlhdb dollars per bottle. '
1 0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 444 Broadway,
Now York, and 114 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. .
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers.•» -
July 19, ,! • V;' *
ADAM SEIRBR,
Alloa Post Ofiico, Pa.
. mew .C|OQ(ls.
T EtDIOH & SAWYEK'.-EastMain st., have!
returned from NowYdrk and Philadelphia,
with a largo and well'.selected-stock of DRY GOODS!
specially for the present SOHiOD,- comprising the
latest novelties in BrcßsQoods, Shawls, Moultis,
Bilk Dusters, -Loco Points; Ruffles, Bamour’s Silks'
in : all,their varieties, Bilk Grenadines; Silkßarages,
Flounced. Beragca, Flounced! Cirgandiea, Frenchand,
English Jaoonet,Lawns,mnQh less than importation
; '
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
now textures and stylos; .Embroideries of.everyde
soription, -beautiful. Parasols,< ; Suq-rDmbrellas; all'
sizes, Hosiery.of evoiy varictyixrad quality, ;. -, ;
Ladies will find: on inspection our. Goods suited.to;
their w&nts unusually complete, and At prices which 1
will please the most economical. Another largoad
dition of ■ . / . . , ,
Looking (Hossdsi Blinds, Furnishing Goods, Ac. ;
Wo adopt no.mottoes, bat strive by attention and'
industry, to make, it , the iniorost of buyers to deal
with us. We buyipr-«c< .ourpricos are always
ot the lowest pdssibldtbargiri.' j
.I . .Constant'additions will bomade to orir stock du
ring the season. \ ; >• v • V'TV -• I*.
• . Juno 7, 1860.. . , , -,. .
r Jl£ : : ‘V PHILADELPHIA
Wiiteii and Jewelry Store,
O. Conrad, fanner ocggjpant, No/liS' Jforth Second'
. Strcel } corher/o/Qudrry 'Street.
Tho undersigned had/leased the a|)pvo premises,
wnoro ho will keep a largo, assortment of Gold and,
Silver Watches, of Amorioan,v English and .Swiss
manufacture of tho most colebriiitedinakers/ in' ad
dition to whipb, will bp found always on band (and
mado to order) an oxtonsivevoriety of Jewelry, Sil-.
vor, .and Silver Plated wore, together with a gene
ral assortment of such Goods as aro’ usually kept in
a 6rst class Watch and Jewelrjtstoro/ .
Tho patrons of O. Conrad, and those of tbo.sub-;
scriber, together with the public generally, arc in
vited.to call, where they will receive a good, article
for their money. As lam determined, to do strictly
a cash business, goods will bo sold verylow. “Small
profits and Quick Sales/ 1 is the’motto of this Estab
lishment., ' . LEWIS R.. BROOMALL, ,
Conrad, ;Ko.-148 North Second St. ;
corner of.Quafry, Philo. ■ •
Juno 7> ,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
EBW ARD SHOWER respectfully announ
ces to the public/thotho continaestokeepcon
stantly on hand, arid for solo, a largo and very su
perior assortment of 1 : .
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, ;
at his new stand,’ a fow doors west ofiTrinnon's Ho
tel, and dirootlysouth bf tho Court-House, Carlisle.
BRANDIES, V V
All of choico Brands. ,
WINES, . .* _ .
Sherry, Port, Modoria, Lisbon, Claret, Niv-
Uy6,;H6ck, Johahriishorg, and B odo>h eim-
CHAMPA.GNjE, V , ‘
-Heidsiok a Co., Co.Vand Imperi
al. , • 1 " • ‘
GJNS, ■ - ..
Bohlon, Lion, and Anchor.
WHISKY; :* ; -
Superior Old Rye, Choice Old Family Noo
‘tar,-Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
ALE, BROWN STOUT,Ac. Boat to bo had in
Philadelphia;
BITTERS, ;w . ; ■
Of the very bpst quality.
■Dealers arid others desiring a PURE ARTICLE,
will find it as represented, «s bis whole attention trill
b© given to, a proper and of hia
STOCK, which-cannot 1 be surpassed, and hopes to
have tho patronage of tho public, ‘ ■ h
1 '.'vV? E. SHOWER, •
Carlisle,, April 12, 1860. ... .
Letters of Administration ,on
-. Jflteto of Henry Beif, ?ato ofMonroo tp.,
Cumberland county, deceased, have been Isauedby
the Begistor : of said county to the subscribers, the
firfit named residing near jdeobanlosbqrg, Pa., and
the last named residing near BUlsbnrg, Pa. , All
persons indebted- tq said estate ,are.hereby notified!
to make Payment,' and 'those having
olaima or demand? will make know without delay to
* JACOB BJSJP,
DANIEL BAILEY,
AdminUtratori., .
July 26, 1860—61
TV AILS! NAILS!!
Al A largo stock of good, clean, Boat, and tough
Nulls, at the lowest prices. ■ Oar Nails arowortnuO
cents a kqg more than any other make sold In our
town. This la the opinion of mechanics who hare
tried them. Wo alao havb'a full assortmont of
building materials of the latest and most improved
styles. , A|l good.
May 3, 1860. ‘ "
Carpets,\Oil Cloths,
IVolicc.
Procimubdon.
TXTHBREAS th'o Hon, Jau*s H. Ogituk,
T.T , President ,Judgq_ of thb several Courts of
Common Ploas oTthd”counties of Cumberland, Pcr
ry, and Juniata, and Justices of tho several Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and Gonoraj/Jail Delivery, in
said conn ties/and Samuel Woodbura and Michael
Cooklin, Judges of'the. Courts''of Oyer and Termi
ner and General Sail Dpliyory/for .tbb-trial of.-01l
capital and other offbntfdrrf,'in said county of
Cumberland, by their precepts to mo direoted/datod
the oth day of Aprils 1800,. have ordered the
Court of Oyer and Terminer end General Jail De
livery id bib holden at Carlisle, on fho 4th Monday of
August, 1860, (being the 27th Jay,) at 10 o’clock in
the. forenoon, to continue ono weeks. • \ ' >
NOTJfCB is hereby given, to tho Coroner, Justices
of tho Peace, and Constables of the said county, of
Cumberland, that they aro by tho said pwoept com
manded kb bo then and there in . their propqr per
sons, with thoirtells, records,' afid fnquisltions, ex
aminations, and. all ether remembrances, to do those
tbipgs which to their offices appertain to be done,
aiidall those that ate bound by io
prosooafco against the prisoners ■ that aro or then
shall bo in the Jail of said county, are to bo there to
prosecute them' as shall be just.
. . ROBERT M'CARTNEY, ,Sheriff.
Carlisle, July 12, 1860.
IVotlce.
rN tho Court of Common Pleas of Cumber
land county. 27th March, 1860; Petition of
William Kieth, Jacob Ziig,' W. A. Mullin, F. A..
Flinn, .Charles H. Mullin and others, sotting: forth
that they, with others, have associated os a congre
gation for. the purpose of worshipping Almighty
God. according to the faith and discipline of. the
Methodist Episcopal Church of tho United States,
at Paportown, County of Cumberland, and are now
desirous of being incorporated according to tho,pro
visions of the acts, of Assembly in such case made
and provided, Ac. •> , .
Now to wit; 27tb March, 1860. It is ordered,
that tho within, writing be filed in the office of the
Prqthonotary, and that,nbtico of the application
therein contained bo published in one newspaper
for . throe weeks prior to tho August term of the
Court,'(27th August, I 860.- By tho Court.
P. QUIGLEY, Proth’y.
July26,lsCQ—3t -
To, Farmers, Limeburners arid others.
THE undersigned have been appointed Sole'
Agents for the sale of the celebrated Trovortonl
.Coal. This is-recommended.by Hr. Landis;
and others who have tried it, to bo equally as strong, :
and bam as much lime per ton as Lykens Valley or :
any other Coal now in use.
/ Persons in wont of Lime Coal will find it to tboir
interest to bny.this Ooal as it posts from tw'onty to
twbnty-fiyo cents, per tou less than Lykens Valley.:
Wo have the prepared Trovorton Coal for family
usp always qn hdnd.' Also a largo-fl took of Coal of.
all kinds, . ,■
• Oiir stock, of LUMBER is largo and complete and
will bo’sold-at the lowest prices.
: Thankful, for past favors wo respectively ask a
continuance, of tho same.
’ ARMSTRONG A HOFFBR.
July 26, 1860. - "
Selling off at Cost!
AT the sign of the “ Gold Eagle,” 3 doors
abovo the Cumberland Valley Bank, and two
doors below tho Methodist.Ghuroh on West Main
’ ft street, the largest and best selected stock of
WATCHES and JEWELRY in the town,
J&JjKwill bo sold 30 percent, lower than at any.
place in tlib State! The stock comprises a large!
assortment of Gold & Silver Hunting-ease Watches,
Levers, Lepincs, Amdridan watches, and all other
kinds and .stylos, gold and silver Chains, '
Gold Pens and Pencils,
Jewelry of ill . kinds; Spcbtaclcs, Gold and silver;
plated and silver ,Wgro, Music Boses,' Acoordeons,
Oil Paintings, .a groat variety of Fancy Articles,
and 1 a lot'of thO finest 1 Pianos, which will.be sold 40
per cent; lower than over offered in town.' The en
tire stock of Watohmakdr tools! cases, largo Mirrors
■and Safe, will bo sold wholesale or retail on the
easiest toxins.: :
. Having selected a first class workman all kinds
of repairing will'be' done as usual; at reduced
prices. ' > .
Piano Musio of all kinds for sale. A new first
‘class double-bar r died> Gun, warranted genuine
twisty will be sold for half its value.
N.‘ D. The large throe story Briok House, with a
splendid store room and parlor 42 feet deep will ho
sold at a very low price and on easy tonus, and if
not sold will bo rented , from April let, 1861. Call
at the Jewelry store in said building. •
\ :. A : CHAPLET*
, Carlisle, f June 21,.1860 —ly
Carlislc Wliite Sulpliur Springs.
' CUMBERLAND CO., PA.' •/
Accommodations for SCO.
”V v - TERMS LOW. i
FOR particulars send for circular toOVVEN,
CLENDEKIN & YISSCHEB, .Carlisle Springs,
Pohn'a,. ' ••
The Carlisle White Sulphur Springs; situate in
Cumberland county,, Pa., ,at the.base of .the Blue
Mountains, is.the favorite rcsortfor those-who ap
prediate/grand sconory, pure monotain air,'invigb->
rating bathe, large-and well ypntilated rooms, good:
society, and a good table. sjhe waters of the Car-;
lisle Springs are highlyimpjregriated with minerals,
arid are' superior for drinking andbathing. Liberal,
arrangcmentswUlbomadefor Excursionpartiosr t
l4, 1800—r3ms, . ' , . ‘
U. Ju. H^DBOLD,
TUNER and Repairer of Pianos and Melo
deons„ Ac., bos made arrangements to visit this
place once iri.throe months or oftonor if needed;—
Yearly contracts made at low rates. Having a long
experience, Mr., G. .is confident of giving satisfac
tion. Persons wishing to purebaso Pianos can avail,
themselves of bis services in selecting good instru
ments. Ordorsleft at,tho Post Offieo/tko Mansion
Houso, or at R; E. Shapley’s willmcot with prompt
attention. > : . f : : .
Juno 28, 1860. . ,
Bargains i bargains u >
Ladies are invited to examine a largo lot of :
New Good, just received,' suitable for the season,
corisisting'of Dross Goods, Sun Umbrellas, Parasols,
Mantels Of all patterns,,Laco, Silks/ Barogos, Hoop
Skirts cheaper than’over known in Carlisle, from 20
oonts npto $5. A now .lot of Cassimoros, Cloths,
Embrodorids, Ac. Call and soo at tho storo of
: LBIDXGH A SAWYER,
Carlisle, July 1860.
HAY ELEVATORS.
Just received, a largo assortment of Hay Ele
vators, and Hay Hooks of all, kinds; also, a largo
lot of tho celebrated' Speakman Hay, Elevator and
Manure Excavator, for which wo ate sola agents for
Carlisle..- With a large assortment of Manilla Rope,
Hemp Rope, double' and single Pullys, Ac., at tho
hardware store of . , . H. SAXTON.
■ June ; 2l. \-
TJILY NETSI FLY NETSII
Ju ‘ 500 pair Fly Nets of all linen, cotton
arid twind, cheaper than tho cheapest, just received
ofc the hqrdwaro Store of v JL SAXTON*
N. B.—Solo agents for Gray’s Extra Cbaiqbors
barg. Twine:Fly- Nets. Merchants supplied-at
manufacturers'prices. ',
. June 21. . ■ ; 1 •
.BELTING,
VJ Just received, a largo assortment of all siaep of
Gum Belting, Ham Hose, Gum Packing, Ao., and
for sole cheap at tho hardware store of
Juno 21. H. SAXTON,
PURE CIDER, VINEGAR I ,
A lot of Cider Vinegar, warranted pure, in'Btoro
and for iho store of *
' Carlisle, June 21:
Great bell mass meeting i
JiTowbping hold on North Hapovor street; Car
lisle, whore tbo Farmers are aU.lnyitedtocaU and
pxaminoshp groat yarioty.of Fwm. HelU just recei
ved, jmd which,wp are selling very cheap. Good
Bolls can bo bought from $2,50 to $6,60. Wo bare
the great western Bell, the Farmers favorite. Call
and see, .them all farmers who orp in want of .a good
and cheap 8011.
Juno 21. ‘ JOHN P. jiYN# A SON..;
Scythes i scythes ii
150 do*. Boythea and Sneth,*, with the largest
assortment of Whetstones, Bid?*, Water Kcga,wa~
tor Cana, Jlakea,' ShakingForka, Hay Forka.Men
ure Forks, *o„ just ?eoeivod abd for sale oheapar
than over at the ohoap'hanlwaro a ure o
RAIN CRADLES. . , _ .'
Of Just received the largest assortment of Gram
Cradles ever offered In. the place, of all the different
makes with English and American Sythoa, at man
ofaotnrors’ prioea, at the hardware store of ■
Juno,3l- , ; 11. SAXTON.
JUSTICE OF TUB PEACE.
A, DBUCFF, Justice of tho Peace, East High
Street, opposite Martin’s hotel, Carlisle, Will at
tend promptly to collections, and to oil the various
duties of a Justice.
July 20, 1860.
THE undersigned baying applied" tothe
Courtof Common Plou of Cumberland coun
ty, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of this!
Commonwealth, the Court have, appointed Monday
the 27th day. of August, XSOO, forthoihoaring of
creditors,, at 'which time you may athinil if - you
•think proper. By.tho Court t>- '*V.
. - • • jdhn McFarland.
July2o, WO-;3t ;
THE Pamphlet Laws of tho Itut session of
tho Legislature of Ponnsylvania, havo boon re
coirod at my office, in Carlisle, arnj are ready for
distribution to those entitled to reCoivolhcm.
: P.' QUIGLEY, Protk'y.
• July 19, 1880—8 t / . ' .
T ETTBRS of administration, on tho estate
JLi of Mary Croft, deo’d., late of the Borough of
Carlisle, Cumberland county. Pa., have bcon issued
by'tho Register of said county, to the subscriber,'
residing in said Borough. All 'persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having.claims trill present them
for sottlementta
ANDREW H. BLAIR, Adm'f.
Carlisle, July 12, IB6o—Ot
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE
TO NEW YORK!
SHORTEST IN DISTANCE AND QUICKEST IN
TIME BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES OF
New York & Harrisburg!
VIA READING; ALLENTOWN AND
EASTON.
MORNING EXPRESS, West, leaves New
York at C A, M., arriving at Harrisburg at!2.-
45 noon, only :6| hours between tho two cities. -
MAIL LlNElcavcs Now York at 12.00 noon, and ,
arrives at Harrisburg at 8.30 P, M. *
MORNING MAIL LINN Rost, Leaves Harrisburg
at 8.00 A. M., arriving at Now York at 4.30 P, H.*
AFTERNOON EXPRESS LINE, East, loaves.
Harrisburg at 1.15 P. M., arriving at Now York af
0,00 P. M.
.Conductions are made at Harrisburg at 1.00 P.
M., with tbo Passenger Trains in each direction on
the Pqnnsylvania/Cumberiond Valley ond Northern’
Central Railroad.
All trains connect af Readingwith trains for
Pottsville and Philadelphia, and at Allentown for
Mauoh Chunk, Easton, Ac. ' - .
No change of Passenger Cars or Baggage between
Now York and Harrisburg* by tha M., Lino
■from New York or the Ll 5 P. Jf., from Harrisburg.
For beauty of sconoiy, and speed, comfort and ac
commodation, this route presents' superior induce
ments to thetravcling public.
Fore hotwcon Now York and Harrisburg FIVE
DOLLARS. .For tickets and other information ap
ply to -, .. • k
J.‘J. CLYDE, General Agent, Harrisburg,
Juno 21, 1860—ly r
UANVILLE STORES 1 GIFT
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
One Price and No Abatement.
No: 607 Chestnut Street,
Granville Stokes would return thanks to thopub
lic for their appreciation of his efforts to please,and :
tboir liberal patronage. • , ~
In order to keep up this kindly feeling, ho has
yielded to tho solicitations of many of his friends
and inaugurated, a now system, of Gifts with each
Garment sold. To his choice selection of.dno Fab
rics, and made-up Clothing,'ho invites tho scrutiny
of tho public, as well as to his new of doing
business. Each article is warranted to bo in. Fabric,
Stylo and Make, equal to any gotten up in the city, ;
and one price,' (lower than tho lowest,) marked on
tho ticket. ’ .
Each article sold, ofttmoasurod for, is accompa
nied by a Gift, varying in value from $1 to $lOO.
hT. B.—None but the most skilful Designers, Cut
tora nnd "Workmen employed; and aatisfaetion in
Fity Fashion, Fabric, Price and Gift, guaranteed. at
Granville, Stokes* one price gift clothing empo
rium, No. 607 Chestnut street, Philo.
May 2*, 1800—ly
JUST received from Brodio's Mantilla Em
.porium, Now York,-a largo lot of Silk and Lcae
MantiHov, newest styles, and at reduced prices.—
Now is tho time for ladies to got, bargains in those
seasonable Goods. ■ . .
Also a fall stock' of BAREGES, LAWNS, and
other Summer. Goods. • Great Bargains will Bo given
’■untit the close of 'the season. Additions afe con
stantly made, and oar stock is always complete. -'
LEIDICH A SAWYER..
Carlisle,.Juno 28, 1800. —
CTRAW HATS 1 STRAW HATS] I
Jusk irocolyed.. at .KBi/LEB's- stand/ North
Hanover a large and complete stock of MenV
and,. Boy's Straw Hats, of all the different stylos
apd qualities,, all of .which will, bo 'sold at a cmall
advance on city prices, i Also- • .
Children’s Fancy Caps' and Hats; ;
iMoh’s and 80/, Silk, Cjusimero, Belt, and Wool
Hats.. Several now styles now ready for inspection.
Remember if you want-bargains call at Keller's.
May, 17, 1860. A
SECOND OPENING OP FASHIONABLE
SUMMER CLOTHING! 11
The subscriber respectfully informs bis, friends
and the public generally that,ho received'
his .second supply of fashionable pummor Goods,
which canhot hd equalled in qualify and beauty,
comprising the, very latest styles of all kinds of
goods. •
CLOTH OP EVERY DESCRIPTION! r
, Cassimeres of allthonow styles, Vestings, an un
rivalled assortment, Drap'd'ete, Italian Cloth,
splendid assortment of ...
LINEN AND COTTON GOODS,
all of whick wlll bo sold per yard or made, to order
on a very low advance.
A groat assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods of every description.
Hats and , .
Trunks, .
: Carpet Bags,
' Umbrellas,'Ac., Ac,
The public will find it to their interest to call, as
yf* are, determined ,to hold up. qnr motto. Quick Sales
and Small-Profits, _
; . ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover street, opposite American House.
Carlisle, May ,17; 1860.
THE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and stylo of Kor, Bronneman A Co.,
expired by limitation on the 13th inst. All balances
duo depositors will be transferred to, and all inte
rest certificates now out, will bo paid at maturity or
new ones issued by the new firm of Rer, Dunlop
A Co., whose Banking Card will bo soon below.
. ker, BRENNEMAN A CO.
: 'i Carlisle,; August 14, 1860,
Cumberland Talleybanb.
PROPRIETORS,
William Kbr, Rich'd. Woods,
John Ddklap, John 0. Dunlap, .
John S. Sterrett, Isaac Brbnneuan,
H. A. Sturgeon.
THIS Bank, is now; prepared to do a general
Banking and Exchange business, under the
name.and stylo of Ivor, Dunlap A Go., in-the same
place lately occupied by Kcr, Brenneman, A Oe.
Money received on deposit and paid back on de
mand without notice. .Certificates of deposit bear
ing interest at the rate of five per cent, per annum
will bo issued for four months or longer. Interest
■on all certificates will cease at maturity, provided,
however, that if said certificates are renewed at anj
timo thereafter for another given period, {bey shall
boor the same rate of interest up to thvtlmv of re
newal. Twenty, days 'notice must bo given of an
intention to withdraw interest deposits. ■
They call the attention of Farmers, Mechanics,
and nil others who desire a safe depository for their
money, to tho undeniable fact, that the proprietors
. of THIS Bankakii not.onlt ihadlb to inn amount
OP THEIR STOCK IN THE BANK, BUI ARE INDIVID-
I VALLY LIABLE to the extent op their ES
TATES POB'Ali. THE DEPOSITS AND OTEEB OBUQA
tions op JCbb, Dbneap 4 Co.
■ Particular attention paid to the collections of.
vendue notes, foreign bills, drafts, cheeks, Ac., in
any part of the United States and Canadas.
Kemittanpos made to. any, part of the United
States, England and Ireland. '.
, They, will at nil times bo pleased to'give’ any in
formation desired; in regard- to nioney matters in
general, Tho faithful .and ooiifldential execution
of all orders entrusted to them may bo rolled on.
ppeh for business from 0 o’clock in the morning,
until 4 o'clock in tho evening.
. H. A. STURGEON, Oasiwr,
Carlisle, August 16, 1860,
" J. vr. EBY.
REMOVAL.
AL. SPONSLER haa removed his office
•to his now hov.se opposite Glass’ hotel.
> Carlisle^ MftrijS 2SydBw — tf- (.. 'v >
insolvent Notice*
Pamphlet Xituvs.
rVollce.
Valises,
BANK NOTICE.
New atidiV^Umble^^cttltd^;^^!^
i ■, THE■ WHJEATPfcM'R'-;-,
ITS ! . Origin, CuTfcurfe,
Cdinposithm Varioty/Dlseases, iff., Ac., together
with a
Boomt**
ry of the OWo Statoßourdof Agriculture, Ao„ 4«.
s, Thisirorlcwill ,6ft /ottn4 pf gn)at' pr»i!tic»l use to
formers, auditor *Pmk
of (ha most
try. l ", 1 ' v.. ■.
Tho aubacribor»,apiß(s foWh»,«alo of thework io
PonntylOanla,' aro.now engagOdln,lahlngjab«ori|>-
UonSla’tbU «ouuty.-’ ; ‘ • • '
. Price,s2 50. ; •• ' : ; 1 . 1
: July 12, 1880. .. BTVDT *■ tANTZ. .
. Summer Arrungeiuentt r
Change of Hours'!
Cumberland, Valley and Frvnkliri Railroadel
ON and after,Monday,.April 16,li560,.train*
on the above roads will leave as follows) (9ixq»
days excepted:) ' I'r 1 ' r ': y"- : >:
. For Chixvthcraturg d: Harrieliircf, - .'■
Leave Hagerstown, ; 6.45 a, u., .*
“ Greoncoatle, 7.85
" Clmmborsbnr£, 8.30 ** 1.00 p. u,
" ShippoTiaburg, 9;00 (< ' 1.32 “
“ ftcwville, 9.32 “ 2.0 i «
“ Carlisle/.. ; 18.10 " 2.44 "
" Mcohnniosburg, 10.42 " . 8.16 u ,
Arrive atHarrisburg,. 11.12 3.45 lt
For Chamhersbiirg & JTag«rtto\D7U ' ,:1
Leave Harrisburg, 8.05 A» w. -2.15p.ir.
“ Mechanicsbarg, S-47 " , 2,52.. . >
* Carlisle, , 9.27: " <8.30, -
“ Nowvillo, - 10.34 A. 4.01 ** . . ,
. u Sbippcnsburg, 10.34 " ' 4.83 ~
" ChamVg. (arr.) li:00 " : 5:10 -
u Groonaafitle, . 0»OO -
Arrive at Hagers town, : 6.40 " : T
Passengers will Observe that there igbut<?a#
Train a day, (a Passenger and Freight Train com
bined,) over the Franklin Road, connecting wll£
train to Harrisburg at BJO a. v,» and with the troia
arriving/rom'Harrisburg at 5.00>. if.
F. N. LULL, Ayrt.
April 19, 1800.
CARLISLE FODNMYi
AN!)
Farming Implc cat Depot.
F GARDNER & CO. now ■ manufacture
• and keep constantly FOR < SALE, at their
oxten. *0 Steam Works on East Main sty Carlisle/a
largo assortment of Agricultural Implements, of
well known and approved usefulness; to” Farmers,
among which they would coll especial attention to,
5 : WILLOUGHBY’S •*
Patent Gum Spring Grain DriU,
which has takon over fifty first class premiums at
State and County. Fairs.. To the farmers of Cum
berland, York and Porry counties wencednot speak
in detail of the merits of this drill, os scores of them
are now in use on the best farms in these counties.
Its reputation is established-as tho most complete
grain drill how manufactured in the United States.
It sows Wheat, Rye, Oatß, Barloy and GrOss, evenly
and regular, without bunching the seed. The gam
springs puss the drill over stumps and stoncs, with
! out breaking pins or tho drill. For oven and regu
lar sowing, tho Willoughby Gum Spring DriU is un
equalled by any other. Wo also mannfacture and
sell tho following articles, which we can recommend
to farmers as reliable implements of eatabliahed
character;
JlforriaonV Patent Com Planier t ‘ ■ ‘
Laah’e Patent Straw and Podder
, Bridcndolf’a Patent Corn ,.
Johnston's Caft Iron Hogs' YVovyA,
'Jlarn*a Patent Cider Sfilli.
Also, Throe and Four Horso Powers and Thresh*
ing Machines, Cast. Iron Field Rollers, Plottgh
Castings .of various patterns. Corn Crushers, and
other articles for farmers tod numerous to mention*
Also, Egg Coal Stoves and ten plate Wood Stoves,
with an immense variety of other castings for house
keepers and others. Wo have also on attractive
variety of patterns for ■ ;
IRON RAILINGS,
and Cemetery’ enclosures, to which wo would coll
•attention. ... ■
STEAM ENGINES AND MILL GEARING*
' To this department of our business wo
ticular attention. Onp already extensive. stock of
patterns for paper, flour and saw miU paring, is
constantly increasing. Mill owxndrs and millwrights
will bo furnished with a printed catalogue of our
Various mill patterns on application.. • Oarmaohlna
shop comprises all. tho Various tools for turning,
planing and finishing sbaftmg and
and carcAil machinists. / ; ‘ :
; STATIONARY STEAM; ENGINES; ;■ .i»- ”
of every desirable capacity, from 10 to SS hors*
power, built in the best style and op accommodating
.terms. Engines' built at' our establishment
'soon In successful operation afc many bf the 'larged
distilleries and tanhnerics in Carlisle, and Cumb'd,
Perry and Dauphin oos., to the owners of which' rra
confidently refer for information os to their offiden
cy. Persons wanting Steam Engines ore earnestly
requested to call aadexaminobefore Contracting
elsewhere. , : ’* 's • . ’ .
8008 AND: SASH, FACTORY,
- Connected withoqr, establishment isasteam Sash
and J)oorManufactory which is now-fa complete
order for tho mdnufabturo of oyery deacription of
- BUILDING MATERIALS, ,; V ■ .
for the most costly as well as the plainest
Window Sash furnished from five cents upward, ac
cording to size of glass ; WindowFramcsfroihsl,3l.
upward; Shutters and Rolling Blinds from $1,75
upward; Door frames from $1,75 upward; Four
Panel Doers from $2,12 upward. - Mouldings, Oat,
ings, Architraves, Wash Boards, Brackets, Fancy
Drapery, Scrolls, and other articles needed la bouse
building, furnished at tho lowest prices,, and of-tho
host quality of lumber. Wo are also prepared
as heretofore to. build and repair BURDEN .CARS
for transporters on the railroad, with promptness
and on reasonable terms. ' . l .‘ ;
. ' The continued .patronage of tho public is respect*
fully: solicited. ,Orders by mail promptly attendr
cd to . F. GARDNER A CO. 1 ;
Carlisle, May 3, 1860.
STILL AHEAD !!
SECOND OREAT AKRIVAI OF
Spring Goods.
WE are now opening our second arrival of
Spring Goods, which wo offer ,to the: citizens
of Carlisle and vicinity, at unusually lowprloes with
the determination to keep pace, with the times and
the reputation of Our House" for. selling Cheap
Hoods. .
Wo purchase our goods for “CASH,” exclusively,
thereby enabling us io sell at cheaper rates i than
the moat favored houses, a fact our friends andotu*
tomors should beat in mind. . The following
prize but a small portion of.ovr immense and varied
stock;’ •
Plain A Faucy fiilks,
Poulard Silks, '
Parisiennes, ' *
Delaines, 1
Borages,
. , French A Scotch Ginghams,. , \
French A American Chintws, . : ■
, Lace A Silk, M&ptjlJaj,
, f 1 Poll do Chevies, ' '
American Ginghams, •
. 'Valencias,.' - ,
, Poplins, -
Lawns, :
Plaids, ‘ • •
Shawls,,.
A very ccncral assortaont of mourning goods,
Hoaioiy, Gloves, Ao./Ao. Doii s las A Sherwood’*
Now Skirts,the
■ '‘BELLE OF THE SOUTH!" V.
I it,o most perfect and beautiful skirt over produced,
'made with ono clasp and warranted not to got onl
order, in 8, 11, 15,110,30,35,10, and 50 Hoops. The
largest •lock of ' ? . .
CAItPETS AA’D OIL CLOTJJS
oyer brought to Carlisle. Wd have rodneed the
price of tho very best quality of Oil Cloths to.SOcts!
per square yard, to which wo invite tbo attention of
housekeepers; wo, sell them lower.than they oan-be
purchased at any store in the interior of Pennsylva*
nia. Our goods in this line are purchased direct
from the most celebrated manufauturea, and for dttr
rability and design cannot be surpassed,LOOK'
ING GLASSES of all sizes and at reduced prices,
GENTLEMENS’ WEAR.
' ; . Cloths,
■ ’ Cassimercs,
Sattinetta,
’ Tweeds,
Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans,
‘ * Vestings, *e.; ie.
Remember wo are determined net to be undersold,
and-defy competition. A. TV. BSNT&
Carlisle, April 26, 1860.. ; :-.i’ ,
jr. w. fouis,
A TTOKNEY at Law. Office with j. JR.
-Cl-Smith,. Esq., in Glass' How, in rear of Vint.
Presbyterian Church. All basinets entrusted to him
will bo promptly atteodod to. .
: April 26,’KM. ' '
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