--m. THfe cKisis. INTERESTING INCIDENTS. Sooth Ca&mnX'b Ui/rittATUß.—Colonel hayne, in His letter to the Prorident| argues fully with Him the question nf property, con tending that Srtiith Carolina desires, to pur chase Fort .Sumpter fairly and legally; and that that State has a perfect right to negoti . ht» With the federal government for any of its property, at the same time transmitting with • - -jug communication the threatening resolutions of the South'Carolina Legislature. _ The Secretary of War communicated lithe on )Vcdnesdoy evening the reply to Colonel . Hay ne’a letter. The government respectfully ireftde to comply with the preposition of South .. Carolina for the surrender.vf fort Sumpter. , . The Presidents course in relation to the proposition of Colonel llayno is similar to that pursued' towards the former Commissioners From South Carolina; homely That he has no authority to treat for the sale.or make any, pfhM.uiSpqsitioh ofi the fqßsor oth er public property in that State; that it is his ■ ■ddty to defend the forts to the best of his abil ity, and that the consequences of doing so must , fall on those vylio ,attack them, Col. Hayne will how return to South Carolina) /; .WASHiNOTdW. Feb. Jh—The President has delivered to Congress the official correspond ence, between himself .and Colonel Hayne, of South Carolina, in reference to the delivery of ■Fort Sumpter to the Independent Republic of ■South .Carolina, The President’s, reply to Col. Hdyha was a roftisnl of the SoUth Gatto -lina “ ultimatum, 11 namely, tho delivery of the Fort Mr. Buchanan adds that he has no ‘ more right to dispose of BiVeh federal property os Fort Bumpter, than he has to sell tho Cap itol at Washington. . The President also affirms in his reply that lie will do his duty to defend.tho public prop 'erty. Col. Hayne,and Lieut. Hall'loft horo this morning, for Charleston. They came hither together by agreement and ,so return. , Fort Sumpter. —Np. ro-enforcements of any kind have been sent to Fort Sumpter, anil none will be, until Major'AndCrson requires them. He' expresses entire confidence in his position, arid ability tp defend it at all hazards. The! wives atid children of the soldiers at Fort .Sumpter arrived dt Now-Yorkttfbwdllys ogd.'iin tliß Steamship,Marion, and are now at Fort Hamilton. There are twenty Women and seventeen children. They represent that the garrison, wkiohujow consists orffi soldier,s llnd 30 laborers, is:in excellent health, not a sin-, gle man being upon the sick list, and every iuan of them ia enthusiastically attached to their commander. The men are busily en-. gaged in mounting the heavy Columbians on the.-ramparts, and preparing for a vigorous defence. They were supplied With fresh pro visions from Charleston fer the first time on the day those people eftmo away, The garri son is represented to have salt provisions and camp rations sufficient for a long seige. The preparations of ho South Carolinians, for at tacking Major Anderson are being pushed for ward with vigor on all sides, aud them was every indication 'that the onslaught would not be much longer delayed. SunnENDEtt p£ U, 8. Revenue Cutters.— The report that the revenue .cutters “ Lewis Cass’' and -“ Robert M’Clelland’' had been, seized,by the secessionists, the former at Mo bile, and the latter at New OrleanSi is confirm ed. Capt. Brushwood, the commander of the “ M’Clelland,” notified the government some days ago that he did not intend to obey the instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury. Ben. Dix’s just, uetious required the first lieu tenant to assume Command, and if the cnp‘ fain resisted, to arrest him for mutiny. The dispatch sent by Secretary Dix to Hemphill .-Jones, special agent of the Treasury Depart ’ merit, now at lyeW Oi-leUna, was stooped on the 20ill. at order • UtThe Übveriipr, of that. State,: who .took, the (message and forwarded It to the Governor of Louisiana, thus preventing the arrest of Copt, Brushwood. The dispatch was in these pre emptory words: - “ Tefl Lieut. Caldwoll to arrest Capt. Brush wood, assume the command of the cutter M’Clelland, and obey orders I gave through you. If. Capt. Brushwood, after arrest, un dertakes to interfere with the command of the cutter,- Lieut. Caldwell will consider him a mutineer and treat him' accordingly. ;If tiny one attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him tin the spot.” (Signed,) Jons A, Bix, Secretary of the Treasury. Seizure op the Mint and Custom House at New Orleans.— The United Stales .Mint arid Custom House ttt Now Orleans, were qui etly token possession of last Friday by the State authorities. The o(Boers continued in their positions, having. taken the oath pre scribed by the Ordinance of secession. The Mint contained a considerable amount of mo ney, which, it was reported, the Assistant Treasurer had refused to deliver up to the agent of the United States. On receipt of this nows at Washington, the President called an extraordinary session of the Cabinet, and the ■whole subject was considered. It is under stood that Senators Benjamin and Slidell were sent for to know if they were aware of this transaction. The government being without any official knowledge respecting this matter, immediately telegraphed the Collector and Treasurer ;to know; the facts connected with ■ this seizure. \ ' Suspension op Mail Service in Seceding States.— The House, on Wednesday, passed the bill introduced by Mr. Colfax, authorizing the Postmaster General to suspend the mail service in any State where the postal laws Were set at naught. Prom Pensacola. —The United States store ship Supply, from Pensacola, arrived at New York on Monday, bringing quite a number of officers of the Navy and their families, and among them Mrs. Slemmer, the wife of the commander of Port Pickens, ifiarkefe ; Corrected Weekly by Woodward <£ Schmidt. Ploub, Superfine, per bbl.. do., Extra, ’ do., 4gl do., : Family, ■ do., .‘J do., Rye, do.,- o’ l 2 WhiTß Wheat, per bushol, j is R*d Wheat,. do., I,l# to 1)05 ? TB > <>»•. 65 Coke, ■ ■ do., 50 Oats, do.; '45 Darlet, do., 23 Spkieo Babpet, 1 doi,«o CLOVBSBEED," do., 4.50 TuroxarsEßU, do., 3,00 ■ PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Philadelphia, Fob. 12,1861. abw'A D r ’^ ! ' D —The Flour market is remark are Jib- “, nd P . r, M CS rathor * cak - Small sales are making to retailors iVom $5 00 to 5 12 per barrel 5 7fi ,ft.nd I straight brands; $5 50® 6 75 for extra family, and sfl 00@6 50 for fancy IoU. Nothing doing in ,Ryo Flour or Corn Meal 7 The former ,s hold at $3 62. The latter at $2 874. .on RA /" - ~ Tho offoriu ® B of Wheat continue small and prices are withoutmatorial change. Small sales *1 M-ffll'ilS V P b’ 3 i"? ylV w“. i ? “ d WoBtorn ro(1 1 >, B P" hu " ,l<!l - .White is scarce and ran for p fr ° m 35 ® 1 40 - Rja is steady at 03 cents for Pennsylvania, and (15 cents for Southern. Corn is at OSiffiftft 0 ' of . n “' V^ olI °' T “ 56 ® 5r contB - “"<1 old Pcnnsvlt 6 °. onta - Pato.aro steady at 33 cents for . yivunm, and-32 conta for Dolawuro, Bnrlov thin^doing 1 72 t 0 73 °° nt5 ’ * mt tho «> >8 little or n - ufoZTnh* S “ ,M Pf «ood and. prime at 262 Plf° P i ? 4 tbs ’ Timothy isworth $225® Whisht, “ uV$l «@1 ttls “a ;° ro p ia do W ■ Sales of Ohio: hhdV-At 1 ??! 8 ; Peu °»y |v «»ia bbls.,at iVJ cents; ■' ” lr i ‘kale, and Dfedge at 17 Dents. , SUMER Of ffil MUICfS- County of Cumberland. FROM THE FIRST DAT OF JANUARY, TO THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DE- A. L. SPONSLER, Esq., Treasurer, in account with said County, to aintttitit received froni formor^reksurer, outstanding taxon at last sottiomont, ' 1 ‘proceeds of sale of unseated lands, . interest received from sundry collectors* borrowed on bond, borrowed in on. notes, • received from Sample £ Ewalt, subscript tonto bridge, TOcbived J; Cbcver> •• “ “ iumoges recovered froih NortWhi Control R.,R. Co., fines and verdict foes received from D. Croft, •; tax levied for tho year Is6o, abatement received from State Treasurer, for prompt payment* coats received f¥uM Mk Holcomb,* Borough of Carlisle, for stone broke at jaU> miscellaneous receipts, . Total amount of refcqtpls, Expenditures by Payments, Paid Township and Borough Assessors for sorrices, Paid Tax Collectors abatement alloWoAtaX payers. Paid John Gatsball for now bridge at Sample's, John Fiujpy-balance for now bridge at BooVor’a, , ,D. Kaltfiuan balance for. now bridge at Boyer’s, , sundry persons for repairing old bridges,-?- sundry persons for road damages, ■ sUudry persons for road viewers, Piild Traverse Jurors, Grind Jurors, ftislrißt Attorney's fees, Witnesses’ fees in Commonwealth .cases, ’’ Court Crier’s fees, ■. . cost in sundry cases in Common Pleas, Paid Saaltlel MogbW, fisq., Services as Commissioner, N. H. Echols,. Esq,, ■J. H. Waggoner, Esq., “ “ George Miller, Esq., . “ . n ‘ ,J, Armstrong, salary is Glofki r IT. NeWsbatn, Bsq,, salary as Attorney, JamcS hoUdott, Ibt hooks, Stationary, Ac,, . Paid S, V. Ruby forauditing accounts, James Loudon for boohs, ■ H. Poroival for press and seals, it. S. Croft, fees in Commonwealth cases, Jacob Brotz, for covering desk in Register's officsj Paid A, Martin and others fees in Commonweaitb’casos,. for Quarterly returns) Patti kUttd?y pofdctdß iW liotdldg ToWndlltp, Qonoral aad Prc«id«Otial-Sloctionß^ Fail 0. Smith, Eiiq., fof holding’ inqdoßta Oh SUndrJ- dijad bodies JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY, Paid R. M'Cartriey for support of prisoners, Ac., S. Keepers; Esq., salary as Keeper of County Penitentiary, Noncmukor A Early and others,for coal, 0. Ogilby and others for clothing and blankets for prisoners, J. D, Gorgas and others for furniture, repairs, Ac., Peter Spabr and others for stone to.bo broken by prisoners,, . . Win. Gibb for stone hammers, , Gas A - Water Co,, s for water and gas, ~ Dr* W.,W. Dale, salary as physician, Wm; M. Beetem draft Eastern Penitentiary, , Paid M, Holcomb and others fees in Commonwealth cases, Paid D. Storrott and others County bonds, John Sensoman and others interest on County bonds* Banks temporary loans, Paid Jacob Squire, Usq.. for Use of said Institution, D. Kutz.and J. Holmes, visitors, John Trimblo, salary as director) Wm. Graoy, u •* A Boslor, “ 4t . Paid Foot A Brother and others for repairs at jail, C. Lamason and others for repairs at Court House, Elizabeth Doyle and others for cleaning, whitewashing Ac. Wm. P; Lynch, for hoso, R. Natoher, salary as Keeper, Paid George Zion for public printing) A. K. Rhoom, " - “ E< Cornman, “ ’ “ J» B. Bratton, “ " Paid F. Corntaato for table for Jury-room, Gas & Water Co., for gas and Water for Court House, Go rgo Neff for shoveling snow, B. Buko; George Sooboy and J. W. Cooklin, Auditors, Goo. Galospie for running Township lino, J. W. Ogilby appropriation to Good Will Hose Company, J. B. Bratton, postage, A. Sensoman for horse-hire, John Spahr, for trimming trees, E. Steel for winding clock and repairs, W, D. A. Naugle for globes for obandalier, Samuel Mogaw, traveling expenses, N. H. Eckels, « « Wm. Molester for putting obal in cellar, Blaok A Delaney for coal for Court House, C. Inhoff for nill of sundries, J. Armstrong traveling expenses, on County business. S. W. Haverstiok for bill of sundries, sundry persons for fox scalps, Whole amount of Commissioners* checks, Treasurer's commission ,at per cent, . Commission allowed Collectors, exonerations “ • Outstanding taxes on 31st December, 1860, Dalanco duo County by Treasurer, Total Expenditures, Total receipts, , Schedule of County Taxes Outstanding on the Ist of JahUWrjr, 1661. 1857 Samuel SbiromaorloW Allen,- 1858 Jaiftep Bpqt(s*oodJ Carlisle. :'; HAokott, pra&kfo^d,; !, ~- A n Crawford,; Ncwyille, . « *i&L Whaler, West Ponpsboroofcbjr . 1869 Thbritts Audolph, South Middletbltf' 1868 % W. Woods, Carlisle,' OP THE CEMBER, 1860, INCLUSIVE. Receipts. ASSESSORS, ABATEMENT. 1J JUDGES aNd ROADS, COURTS, COMRUSSIONER’S OFFICE. COUNTY OFFICES. CONsTARtE’S FEES. ELECTIONS. INQUESTS, JUSTICES' FEES. LOANS AND INTEREST. POOR HOO'SE. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. PUBLIC PRINTING. MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS. ‘ j -*.«■ -"«wr Koboft 'Eckels, IHuklnabn, * 400 60 1800 John o)rnco,EMtP<mn»borougb, " 00 30 Jacob Niokoy, Frtnkford, • 100 22 » Michael Morrett} fiopomll, , 170 36 «’ Poter.M.:Boiw‘, lower Allen, ~ 3160 “ Wm. Patton; Mifflin; 185 53 Goo. W. Precsol. Monrte, • 745 33 “ Joseph Xottcn; Me4hanlotbnrg> • 407 24 Samuel Copo, Nefrtob, * 541 20 “ J. M. Wood burn, jr., Mowvillo; ISO 13 “ Jos. Bioholborger, Silror, Spring, • 841 00 J. ll.' Boalet/SoiUh lJii'ijrMon, • 448 38 “ J. T.’ Kippey, Sbipponsbufg; 68 33 “ Lowis Hints, Upper Alleir, • 318 80- tf Samuel Bixler, Pbnnsbojrorign’, 58 06 Cumberland Couktt, as. Wo, (ha Commissioners of Cumberland fcobnt-y, do certify, and submit tho foragding aa a correct ittue moat of the receipts and expenditures of the fcohnty aforesaid,, from (he Ist day of January to the Slat day of December; 1860, Inclusive, as also a schedule of outstanding county fcaxies’ln the boroughs and townships therein stated, together with a statement of expenditures , under each head of appropriation'; made by the Commissioners, in compliance with the requisitions'contained jn tho 22d and 23d sections of an apt of Assembly of this Commonwealth, pass* ed the 18th day of April, A. D. 1834. Witness oar. hands andjieal of office f fiF.Ali l&t Carlisle, the 24th day of January, Vrr~>r A. D. 1861.. N. Hi ECKELS, , . J. H. WAGGONER, ■ ; GEO. MILLER, , . , Cfomwsstoaws of. Cumberland County. ArhßxAono, Clerk. T >, $8,595 08 *,784 08 fc3 28 19 23 . 1250 00 -5,936 01 1,000.00 100 00 327 41 12 00 39,818 88 1,157 89 .15 87 , ,Sf 00 ' 2 28 $51,913 78 CqRh£RLAKO Cot7Nty> 89. , We,.the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland county*, met .riCboTding to law, end having been sworn, proceeded CO examine the accounts and vouchors of Alfred. L. Sponslcr, Esq.) Treasurer of said county, from tholetday of January to the 31st day of December, 1860> inclusive, do certify that wo find the sum Of Six thousand ninehhndrcdand twen ty-eight dollars arid fifty-five cents due by said Treasurer to tho county aforesaid, as ,will appear by the foregoing exhibit of said account. In witness whereof .we hAVe* hereribtt) Bet our bands at Carlisle) the 24th day of January, A. D. 180 L ' \ geoEgb sUobey, JOHN W. COOKLIN; JOHN S. DUNLAP, Auditors of Cumberland Cortniy. $4BB 8: $2,134 84 $2,148 00 259 54 50 00 8)314 OS 214 50 260 20 Statrmciit ol' Comily Debit rHE Commigsionprfl of CUmbetflhnd county make and submit tliOluilOVHng statement of the amount of borrowed Snclqdipg interest) to r gethor witb Ibo assets in the treasury on the Ist day of January, 1861. .. . i ’ DA;, To nWOUtit Uf bunds oUtstandittg in l eluding interest, as per last annui AlßUleWout 6n Ist January, 1860, s3!>lflo 66 To amount of money borrowed, for tbo year 1860, $5,636 23 t i $2,043 53 ‘ 401 63 . 342 50 614 92 IT 0 0 175 99 Deduct amount paid during Ihtt yrtfr 1800, . $3,625 62 Whole amdunt of debt Ist Jam 1860, $30,300^6$ ■' .eft: ■' ■ By amount of balance in , Treasury, . $6,928 $$ By amount of outstand* ing taxes, By amount in hands of Justice Smith, $351 00 385 50 456 00 64 50 500 00 60 00 86 10 $1,603 10 Excess, of indebtedness '■over assets, 1 . $l5 01) . 19 00 16 50 '475 40 8 82 = $535 We, thb undersigned Auditors pf. Cumberland county, having examined the several claims against said couhty, do certify .that thb. above a true statement of . the bonded debt, and assets of the said county, on the ,Ist day of January. A.' D. 1861. GEORGE SCODEY. ’ JOHN W. COCKLIN, . JOHN S. DUNLAP, Auditors o f tjun\hkri'6,iVd tbthity. SArttnfy t, 1861. . $340 it 9189 $4&2 48 rnE.Stsjßliteldßrs of tho Hirrlßburg, Car* Üblo and- CUattiborßbUifg Turnpikq.load Com puny are hereby notified tliatih pptauanceof an act of the General Assembly, bitSSed the 10th day of April,. lB2o> an elcetioti Will be held .at the public house of Henry Glass, in the bofOii&H Uf Carlisle, op Monday,, the 4th.day of March tfeit; between the hours of 11 o'clock. A. W-, and ! o’clock, P. M., of said day> to cititit three managers for said company.. £ tliAftK llilVlH, Fniidtnt. February 7,1861 —3 t 9O $4B 72 s3,«t) 49 150 00 323.91 102 77 70 60 23 70 10 50 40 00 25 00 574 05 LETTERS Of AdminiStnltiou Bti thti dstiite of Sumucl.Urioh, iato df i-iuSt township, deceased, bare boon issued fjf the Tiefris tor of Cumberland county, to thn subscriber residing in the same township. All persone indebted to saic estate aro hereby requested to make immediate pay : mcnt,aad those having claims will present them for settlement to $4,754 92 SAMUEL B. URICH, 1 . . .., , IVM. IV. GARDNER, j Admmmrotor., February 7,1861—6 t» $406 02 Carlisle £Uis & Wsitcr Company. r \ ’HE following tariff of Water fonts has been 1 adopted by the Carlisle Gas and Water Compa ny/ to tqfco effect ftotti and fitter ttio first day of April next It has bcoti carefully prepared, and is rather under than above the rates ,id neighboring towns. The inequalities of the exisfcibjf tariff and its insufficiency has compelled the prcsohtaction of the Company. The works, at best, yield a sib all per cent, on the cost of construction, and solf-pfotcction requires that the revenue should bearsomo reasona ble proportion to tho expenses ,of tho erection find management. GEO. iWISft Jan. 28, 1861. . $l,lOO 00 1,775 62 8,000 00 58,875 52 $lO,OOO 00 20 00 ' 30 00 30 00 30 00 Houses of First Class, ' per annum, $6 00 <( ■ Second' u . do. , . 600 " Third " dol' /r ' 400 slo,llo 00 From $l4O 10 176 72 26 80 ,26 75 80 00 _ $458 57 First Glass, Second, u Livery, Hotels, • / do, i Porter, AIo, Mineral Water, and j Boiling establishments, do. Oysters, victualing, ale and la-. gor beet* houses, ■ do* Ice Ctcttra Saloons, i do*’ Mineral Water fountains, do. Butchers slaughterhouses, do. Bakeries, do* Barter Shops*’' do* Public Schools, * ' ‘ ) dp* Blacksmith Shop, 2 fires, each fire more than two $l,. do. . '4 00 Pfltttlhg Offices, . do* 6 00 Private Stables, do* 2 00 Soap fioilors and Cbdhdlofs, Ho* 000 Hatters Shops, do. 4 00 Public bath, each tub, do* 4 00 Private, “ u 11 do* $OO Breweries, (30 to 00 Wash Pavometiiis and sprink ling streets, centre block, 30 feet, ■ de* Pavements sprinkling corner lots, do* ManUfhblofy of GonfoOtionaty, do. Steam Engine A Horse Power, do* Locomotives, Irigating Gardens, Tan Yards, '' $lBB 20 185 30 241 80 197 30 ' __ . sBls 80 Brick per thousand, Stono per Porch, Plastering, per 100 yards, All manufacturing and other business Re quiring a large supply of water will bo charg ed per 100 gallons for the average quantity used during the year, to bo estimated at 300 days. When the quantity used averages 200 gallons per day, or less, per 100 gallons, Ofl 200 to 300 gallons per day ft 300 to 1000 “ “ 1000 to 2000 “ 2000 to 10,000“ For Fountains wbioh may be used ftmr hours a day for four months of the year, A jet of 1-32 of an inch, 3 00 A jet of 1-10 of an inch 35 gal, per hour 5 00 , u of 4 u 05 “ “ 1° 00. **' of 5 » 305 “ 30 00 :No person UdlJ be granted a permit for the °f Pare Wash and bath for a less period than etfeycar. Water Used for other purposes not barein enum erated, will bo charged according'to dbntriWt «; toted Into with the Superintendent. • January 1851—it $569 30 $13,4)9 63 636 29 1,936 11 800 20 6,102 70 6,928 55 $58,013 78 $58,013 78 tfi SO' ; 9* 39 31 27 33 31 3l» 29. 753 li' $6;102 70 Those marked thus ’• hate Since paid ib ptfrt. 6,102 70 $17,209 41 N. H. ECKELS. J. H. WAGGONER. GEO. MILLER. . .s h " Commitiionen. Notice. FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES. STOKE*. do. , $3 to 300 Hotels. do. : 18 00 do. U 00 stables. 3 00 6 00 3 60 „ 125,00 d«. to to,oo do. 80 00 BbtLsiHQ ptnposegi t< a “CostAb’#’ . VERMIN EXTERMINATORS. •‘ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN.” . Destroys instantly EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OP VERM IX. fh’oso (unlike all others,) afe u Free frohj Poisons.”^, 7 “Not dangerous to the human family/' “ Rats comb but of their holes to die." io tsars arid iriote eft&blished In New York City. CWd 'City £oH Office. Uitd hy~ —the CityiPrifiohi and Station Houses. Ueed hy-— "City Steamers, Ships, do, Used ly — —the. City Hospitals, Alms-Houses, do. Ceed hy- —-City Hotels, ‘Aator','sl. Nicholas/ do. Cud by the Boarding Houses, Ac., do. Cttd by—— —more than 50,1)00 Private Families. £s3* St* i ch<U the People, Free* and Dialder* tcy. HENRY R. COSTAR.-*»All.tho summer I have been troubled with Roaches and Mice. I was actu ally ashamed of the house, for the Roachcs were eve rywhere. I purchased a box of your Exterminator and tried it, uml in one week there was not a Roach or Mouse in the house. HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed vermin, need bo so no longer, if they use *< Costar's" Extermina tors. We have used it to our satisfaction, and if a box .cost s6> are would have it. We had tried poi sons-, but they effected nothing; but Costar's arti cle knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice and Bed- Bugs*, quicker than we can write it. It.is in grout demand all ovor tho country.— Medina {'o. f ) Oqzette, MORE GRAIN Arid provisions are destroyed an nually ip Grant County by vermin, than would pay for Whs of this Rat and Insect Killer. H&NRY R. Exterminator is re ceived, used, and pronounced a decided success.— We used a box of il, hud the way the Rats .and Mice around our premises n raised, Ned" thatnight was a caution to sleepers. Since then not A Rdtor llouso has been heard in kitchen or collar, Magreyor (/olid) Tirneh. t HAVE BEEN SELLING—tdUr Exterminator tor the last year, and have found it a sure shot every time, have not known it to fail hi a single instance. George Rose, Druggist, Gardington, O. 296 60 ,WE ARE SELLING—Your preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats, Mice* Roach es, and Vermin dlsupppear immediately; Ecker A STOPl*pfctt) Druggists, Now Wludsoij ild. $31,400 66 1,100 00 To Destroy— —-Rats) Roaches; Acj To Destroy — ; —Mico, Moles; &ci 00 00 7b D«froy-—-^Bed-Dugs; $13,091 26 7b Dtstroy Mothe, Fleas, Ants, Ac: To Destroy—-Mosquitoes. 7b Destroy—r-Inscots bn Plants and Fowls. 7b Destroy — —lnsects on’Animals, Ac., jsc. To Destroy Every form and species of Vermip. CbstarV* Rat. Roach, &0., Exterminator. 7 M CbstarV’ Bed-bug Exterminator. Coatar's" Electric Powder for .Insects, Ac. ‘ * .Ik 25. 50c. and $l,OO Boxes, BOttLeS Akb Flasks. $'S and $5 Sizes for Plan tatiokB| Shirs, Hotels, Ac; . Sold Ecan)Vblitre —by AH'Wholesale DreooistS in large cities; All Eetail DnthßisTs—Grocers, Stokes, Ac, ill nil Country Villages and- Towns. Wholesale Agents Shieffollin Brothers A Co. B: Hull A Co. A. B. A El; SilridS A Co. Wheeler A Haft; Hogaman A Co. Hall, Jluckol A Co. Thomas A Fuller. . P. D; Orvis. Ponfold, Parker A Mower. Dudley A Stafford. T. W. ilyott A Sons. [Robert Shoemaker, A Co. J 3. A. Fahnestock A Co. (French, Richards A Co. Ail tiib Principal Cities and Towns in the UNITED STATES. JUB' Par title di 11AVERSTICK-S DHtJCf STORE And at 15 00 5 00 INHQFF’S GROCERY STORE 15 00 # 00 3 00 8 00 8 00 « 00 0 00 6 00 And by Druggists, Grocers and Eetailebs gon orally, in City and Country. Country DealCßs eau ordofos above. Or address orders direct—.[or if Prices, Terms, Ac., is desired JOS~ Send for Circular to Deal, era,] to nEJfRt R. COSTAE, Principal Depot —No, 512 Broadway—[Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel,] Now York, January 31,1801 —6m 2 08 ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Loidtoh & Sawyer, are wanted to oflll and pay fchoir old accounts, as .wo are in groat no'cd of mon ey. Wo hope persons knowing themselves Indebted will bo kind enough to give this notice a favorable consideration. .. Selling off our stock of winter goods at parijo pri* cos. LEIDICH, SAWVEII & MILLISII, . February 14,1861. I OFFER great inducements. All persons who wish to invest thoif money to a good advan tage, should call and c*ahi in o my largo assortment of goods, all of wliidll will bo sold very low for cash I have a full and complete stock, and can suit oil to what they wish. I dosiro to #ollcot my book accounts; I am in want of money and hope all knowing themselves indebted tomobynote or book account will ploaso call and settle tbo same; In conclusion I would sayVif you, your family, or your friends stand in need ofpyfy article In my line, you can'get it ait my store ai greatly reduced prices. A' W l . BKNTZ, ■ ■ South Hanover SireeL CarliiU, Pa, February 7,1881. Githns, No. 94, Elm Street. irt/icaeler, (iKts.,) Herald. tSB OSLT ill New York City, Hanral, Risley A Kitchen. Bush, Gale A Robinson. M. Witfd, blose A Co. M’JtiSgdH A.Rohfaitifi; D. S. Barnes A Cd; F. C. Wells A Co.. Lazello,Marsh A Gardner. Tlallf Dixon A Co. Tripp A Co. Conrad Fox. AND OTHEBS. Philadelphia, Pn» And OTHERS; I .And North Hanover Street', CARLISLE, Cumberland County, PENNA. Wanted, Wanted. JVotlco. WM.FII&TI WM. WM. FLINT! , WM. FLINT! - WM. FLINT! ■; :• • WM. .FLINT I ~, No. SOT MARKET, So. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET, PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, PA. PA PA. TREMENEOUS SACRIFICE • -or 810 0,000 WOitH OF JEWELRY, ALL FOR 0&B HOLLAR EACH. A Largo mid Splendid Assortment of Jewelry, con sisting of CHAINS, BRACELETS; CAMEO SETS, Ac., Ac And all styles of French Plated Chains, Gold and Plated Jewelry* ‘ ' * Wo do not keep or sell ftbvgift, or galvanized goods. Gurs is .what are sola b>.lhe best Jowdora os Oold Jewelry.- -... •. . « We receive our godda from tub Bc4t Gold Jewelry Manufacturers in the States, WHO ARE FORCED Tt> SELL'. WHO ARE FORCED TO SELL; , WHO ARE FORCED TO SELL. ... ;. The following is only a partial list of out iaimenpb stock: • • TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOB 81 EACH. TAKE TOUR CHOICE FOft St. Large Size dnd Splendid Cameo Sots, Qen ", oral Retail Prices, ***>•••-'- $8 to $l5 po do Lava do 10 to 20 Do . do. , Carbuncle do Bto $0 Do Ladles' Enkindled A .Cowl do 7 to 80 Do do and Carbuncle do 7 to SO Do do and Ruby do 7 to 30 Do Cluster Graph Scttfrig Sets do - 10 to 30' Do do do Vase do do 10 to 30 Do do do Jet Setk do .6 to 12 Do do Black Mosaic do 6to 12 Do do goldstono mosaic do 6 to 12 Do do Calico Sets, do . 6to 15 Do Ribbon twistswitb brilliants do 6 to. 15 Do Boquet Sets, new stylo, ‘ do Bto 20 Do Enamelled Cluster do do 10 to 30 Gold Thimbles, do 3to 7 Diamond Pointed Gold Pons A Cases, 3to 0, A doz., Silver Plated Spoons, 2 00 Silver Plated Mugfly ‘ 4 00 Over 1000 other different stylos Ladies' Jewelry ; Medallions, all styles, patterns and sizes; Lockets of every description; Gold Pens, 14 karat, with Sil ver Extension Holder; Gold Pencils, Slcoyo Buttons, Studs, ‘&c., Ac.; Coral, Lava, Cameo and Band. Bracelets,.Gents' Vest Chains, warranted td wear for toil years without changing color, and will stand the aCid—they are usually sold by Jewelers as solid gold chains—all niadenn Paris. You can take your choice for $1 cabin Ladies' and Gents' Guard Chains* $1 each, usually Sold by Jewelers at from $5 to $3O eUch and Children’s Neck Chains, beautiful pattefns; Armlets, brilliant, enameled and ruby settings: Crosses; plain,and enamelled, forsl each, retail pHoes from $5 fo $2O chub. Every style and variety of Jcwolfy and desirable goods for $1 each.. •. • This Sale, at the above priced, Will cohtihuc long enough to sell off our immense Stock, which Was purchased at a groat Sacrifice fYoib Manufacturers who have failed. take your choice son si each. SPECIAL NOTICE. ' >B, HOW TO SEND MONEYi-t&S. Ist Write your .Name, Place of Residence; Cijilh ty and Stale, p?dirt hmf diitiiint, da we can ,make nothing 6ut of Fotft mark*. ' . Seal dll letters With WAXj as EnVelopefc scaled with gmti bi* Wafers can.be easily‘ripened—the con tents taicoti blit and re-sealed. Attodd to ibis, and we will bo responsible for your money. ■ INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. - Any porSon acting as Agent, who will send us at one time; Sloo,wewillgivea Gold buntingcasc watch,.extra. $6O, “ “• Gold Lever Watch; ’ - $23, - “ " Silver Watcli. A Watch and the articles selected from the above List at ONE DOLLAR EACH. Persons ordering'by mail must tend $1 and 15 cents in portage itamp*. give us a trial; - All communications must bo addressed to , • WILLIAM FLINT, No.‘6O7„MARKETSIrcot. - Philadelphia/Pa. January 31; 1861; , Proclamation; the Hon; Jasles H;. Graham, » *• President. JUdge of the several toutta of . Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland) Per ry/and Juniata, and JUsticos of the.several CoUrts of Oyor and Tormiilef,and General Jail .Delivery In said counties, and. Michael Cbcklin and Samuel Wherry, Judges of the Courts of Oyef and Teniil nor and Gonci-al Sail Delivery for tho tridl of all capital add ftthor. offenders;, id iHb.said county of Cumberland, by tbeir precepts to mo directed, dated tho 14th day of January, 1861,; have ordered the Court of Oyer and Tcrrainor and GcnpHU Jaii'De livery to bo holdcn at Carlisle, on the 2d Monday of April, 1861, (being the Stb day,) at 10. o'clock in tho forenoon, to continue ono week. NOTICE is hereby given to tbe Coroner, Justices of tho Peaoe, and Constables of. tho said county of Cumberland, that they aro by the said precept com manded to be then and there in their proper per sons, with their rolls,'records, and inquisitions, ex aminations, and all other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices appertain to bo done, and all thoso that are bound by recognizances) to prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall bo in the Jail of said county, aro to bo there to prosecuto them as shall be just, ROBERT M'CAKTNEY, Sheriff Carlisle, January 31, 1801, Adjourned Court; r PO,all persons interested, hike notlbe that 1 an Adjourned Court of Common Plbas Will bo bold at Carlisle, in and fat the t’UUhty of Cumber land, on Monday, the litb dd£ bf Slarch, 1861, at 10 o’elbblt in the fbroboon. ROBERT IiI'CARTNEY, Shenf. Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Jdnuary 31, 1801. Police. NOTICE ia hereby given that Letters testa mentary on tho cstalo of Martin Carothers, late of West Rennsboroiigh township, deceased, have been issued by tbo Register of Cumberland County, to tho flubscribcrjonding in tho same township.— All persons > to said estate aro hbfoby re quested to make immediate payment, nhd those ha ving claims will present them duly authenticated for settlement to MARTIN J. CAROTHERS, Executor January 31, 1801 —6t Notice. ¥ ETTERS testamentary on tho estate of J—i Elizabeth Gram, dec’d., late of the borough of Mcobamcsburgjharo been issued by tho Register of Cumberland County, to.the subscriber residing in Upper Allen township. All persons indebted to said estate aro hereby requested to make immediate pay mont, and those having claims will present them for settlomsHt to CHRISTIAN Tll'Ztjlij Executor, January 24, ISCI—Ct / PHb year 1801 is ufc hand; rind having .a 1 full and complete stock of Fancy and staple Dry Goods on hand, I will soil my ontiro stock at great ly roducod prices for cash; Silks, Figured hlorihoos Cashmeres and Dolaines all fresh and liito styles. Now is tbo tlmo to invest for Holiday presents, all persons wishing tosavemo-, noy should beat !n mind (hat I pay cash for all my I goods,- and tbofeby save from six to twoh'o per cent. | Now I agree to giro this advantage to my custom ers, it is therefore to the interest of all to cal) and examine my largo and varied stock of goods. Jam desirous ofsotUing all accounts standing in my books hnd hopo my friends will como forward and settle either by note or cash A. vr, BBXTZ, South Ifanoror Street, Noarij opposite the Post Office. Jauuary 31, 1861. Trunks, Trunks, LADIJWS Side Leather, French Style, and Dross Tranks. Bonnet Boxes, Traveling Bags, Ac. Gout’s solid Leather and Solo Leather Brass Bund Trunks, Valises, ncty Traveling Bags, Ao. ' A largo assortment, and ut lcr\r prices, ’ ISAAC LIVINGSTON. Carlisle, January 31, 1861. Drug Slorc for Sale. THE stock and fixtures of the Drug and Fancy Store recently kept by B. J. Keillor, do. ceased, i» offered for sale, on easy terms, to a road purchaser, to whom immediate possession can be giTon, The. store haring boon opened but a short ttme, the stock is therefore comparatively nerf" and With proper additions to fill np the apartment, would do a profitable businoss. For terms and other information, apply to ‘ • ' ■ HENRY SAXTON; Tobrnasy 7,-tPfll—3t i* -' MERCHANT TAILOR AND ELpfBIER, RESPECTFULLY infomisthp pubjis tbot bo boa an extensive I took of Fall and Winter ©coils* which for variety, bounty, and price,-cannot hew celled in the county. AH of which will bo sold p r yard or mada to measure in the most approval stylos. Cloth of Every Descriplion! Fine Black French Cloth of every grade, Brown, Army and Navy, Blue, and many other colors. CasaimOros of the very latest styliaj in Itomoi. ■ varieties. Vostiiiga In largo quantities, of the latest stylo**. " Also, a very largo lot.of Sattinotta; Jeans,-FJy - nols. Shirting, Ac., frbioh will'bo sold at tho.low market price. ,* The public {g respectfully Inritod to Inspect m »• largo stock of'goods,' assuring’ thoxn that a call * -I not incur tho loaH obligation >n punib^efa. .Furnishing; Goods, 1 The largostVndbcst variety of Gent's Furnish!:.' Goods, and at (he lowest prices, can bo faund at ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S/ - Norih Hanover Street, opposite American Hovee. Carlisle, January 31, 1861. House and Lot For Sale. THE subscriber offers at . private sale that ■now thro* story jfarfi; giUCK HOUSE, open-front, Troll finished, and* tup with gaavfixtures and hydrant, ait- in West High street* The lot oon* thins 30 foyt in'front, and 2-10 ( feet la depth. Th»* SCoto Rooth fitted up yf\th counters and shelving, is for refill Rossedsiott given immediately. . A. SENSEMAN. , January 3; iSfcfr. . CIIA t Its! CHA IRS: CH Ai RSI MAHOGANY, . MAT>LE, BIRCH i, WALNUT Can£ Seat Chairs, OF EVERY STYLE.AKD, FINISH, AT WD, REICHNER'S Union Fancy Chair • Factory, 339 North .Street, above Vine. Parlor and Dining Room Chairs,‘largo and small Hooking Chairs, manufactured of the best ma terial and by experienced workmen. All orders filled with promptitude and care. Remember the place 339 North Front Street; above Vine, Philadelphia. 1 January 3, 18Gl~ly- & T AMES ROBINSON.: Clock A . *nd WATCH MAKER, and QufifrJuiportcr of Watches, Jewelry and French Thho-pieece,' also manufacturers of Silver and Silver Plated Ware, ((.old, Silver and Steel Spectacles, No. 1031 MARKET Street, below Elev enth, North side, Philadelphia/ ... Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired at the shortest notice. • Constantly on hand and for fldle, the Amer ican Manufactured Watches, •.* • ; ' Gilding and Plating, of all descriptions; dodo neatly to order. ' ' N. B.—Masonic, Odd-Fellows’; and other otflbU matio Marks made and Engraved to ordor* January 3,1861 —0m The Only Discovery ■WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RE- ■ STORING THE BALD AND GRAY* ■]f/f ANY, since Prof. Wood, i-»X have attempted hot his restora tive, but profess to have 'disebvefed something, that Woilld pfpdhce'rbsults identical;, hli.t they have all comb' and,gone, being carried away by tab wonder ful results' of ProL, Wood's preparations, and Hafo been forced to leave the field to its resistless sway; lload the following:— , Bath, Maine, April 18kh, 1859. Prof. 0. j. "Wood &, .Cov :■ Gents.:—The letter I, wrote you in iSSC concerning your , valuable Hair Restorative, and which you have published iu thia vicinity,and elsewhere, Ija# givoqrise to numerous enquiries touching the facta in the case, • The en quiries arc, ferst, is it a fact of thy habitation. &h(l name, as stated in the communication ; B0cohd; jg it true of all therein contained; third, does uait still continue to bo in good order and of natural col or? To all I can and do answer iuvariabVy y«?r-Tr My-hoir is oven hotter.than in any stage of*my life for 40 years past, more soft, thrifty, and better col ored; the same is true of my whiskers, and tbo on ly cause why it is not generally true, is that the sub stance is washed off by frequent ablution of the face, when if cared wore used by wiping the face in oloie connection with the whiskers, tho same result will folio w’as the hair. I havo boon in.the receipt.of ft , great number bf letters from all parts of New Eng land, asking tho if my hair StlJlcontlnuea.th t'B £bd<ii aS there Id fltf much ffaiid in the -manufacture and sale of various compounds as well as this, it has, no doubt been bhscly imitated and boon need, not only without day good effect, but to absolute injury, *1 have not used any of your Restorative ofsny account for. some ihonths, and yofc iny ,bair is as good ar ev-- gf, and hundreds havo pxatqinod it with a* • I am how 61 years old and not a gray hair ih fil? head or on my.faco; and to prove this fact, I send you a lock of ray hair, taken off tbe past week. I received your favor of two quart bottles last summer, for which I aim very grateful: I gave it to my friends and thereby induced them tp try it,many were skep tical until after trial, and then purchased and used it with universal success. I will ask as a favor, tfr j you send mo a tost by which I can discover, ffdpd in tho Restorative, sold by many, I fear, witbMit au thority from you. A pure article will insuro she cessi and I bolicVo -iVjib.te good.effects do ho{ follow, tho failure, is caused by Iho-impure article, which curses tbo inventor of tho good. I 'deem it my duty as hdfbibfbtb; to keep you apprised bf tho continued bffoftt bh iny hair, as I assure ill who enquire. of irio of iny unshaken opinion,of its valuable results. I' remain, dear air, yours, A. C. RAYMOND. Aarons, Run Ky., Nov. 30, 1858, Prop. O. J. Wood : Dear Sir. — l would certainly bo doing you injustice not to make known to .tbo worldj .tho wonderful, as well ns tho unexpected result I hare experienced from using onp. bottle, of your ITair Restorative. - After using kind of Restoratives extant, hut .without success, and finding my. bond ncrifty destitute of hair, I Was finally in duced to try a bottle of your Ifrfir Restorative*— Now, candor and. justice compel me to announce to' whoever may road this; that I now possess a now and beautiful growth of hair, which I proncftffifttf richer aitd Ipindsoriipr than tho original was. f will i-hofoforo triko bccadion to recommend this valuable rotflody to all who may feel tho necessity of it. Respectfully yours, REV. 8. ALLEN BROCK. I*. S.—r This testimonial of ray approbation for your valuable medicine (as you arc awaroof) is up solicitedbut if you think it worthy a placo&mohgf tho rest, insert if you wish; if not destroy and say nothing. 1 Yours, Ac., Rev. S. A. B. The Restorative is put up in bottles of three si zes. viz: large,medium,and small; tbo srttelVliolds i a pint, and retails for one ,dollar per bottle; tho medium holds aflohst twenty per cent.* moro in pro portion than tho small, retails for two dollars per Jottlc; tho largo holds a quart, 46-jJer cent, moro in proportion, and retails for three dhljbrs a bottle, O. J. WOOD A CO., Proprietors, 414 Broadway/ New York, and 114 Market Street,- 6t. Louis, Mo. And sold by all good and Fancy Gtodchf Dealers. Jahuaiy 17, 1801—8nV TVfAILS! NAItS'M J. \ largo stock of good. clean., npnl. And tough Nails, at tho ioiVcSf.prieei. Oiir Nails are worth 50 cents a,keg more than any other make sold in our town. This is thb opinion of mechanics .who have, tried them. TTo also have a fnll assortment of building materials of tho.latest and moot.improve li st i-Ics. Ail goods warranted as represented.. 1 JOHN P- LYNE i Koromfior 3, 1860. Homes for Hflit- or six comfortable new Houses, loci- X tod io pleasant parts of tho town, arc offered for rent from the first of April next. i ‘ ‘ HENRY MYERS. January 31.13111—3 t ' PURK Uyo Whiskey of Grissinger’s make, Brandy, Wines, Ac., finest Tobacco and Segars; Staple Groceries, fancy Goods, such a’a fresh Toma toes, Peaches, Pine Apple, Maccarhni, Sardines, Katsups, and London Club, John-Bull, Reading, India Boy, Harvey’s, Worcestershire Sauce; Essence of Shrimps, Essence of Anohovibs, plain and fancy Pinhole of all the celebrated makes) Preserves, Sugar Cured Hams and Dried Beef, Bologna, Fish, Mustard* of all kind, Qneonsware, Wooden Ware, &c., wliich will be sold at the lowest prices. Country Produce taken in exchange. . . .?• WMi BFNiZ. Carlisle, Doc. 4,1860 Dickinson College Grammar School. "PERM open?Thur*dt(y, 17th0tanuary. Th» I Principal, A. 8., PT<y*®s himself, a superior teacher, and we can* safelyoom mend the school as one of tho best classical schools in'the country. f BL M. JOHNSON^ —January Si. IS6l— > i
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