10 THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES!!
TN tho month of.Decem’ber, 1858, the lindor-
J- signed for the first .time offered for sale, to the
jmblio Dr. J. Bovee i Dod9’lmi , erial}Wine Bitters,
arid in'this short period they have given such .univer
sal satisfaction to the many thousands of persons
who have tried them that it is how an established
article. The amount of bodily -and mental misery
arising simply from a neglect of small complaints is
surprising,.and it, is therefore of tho utmost inlpor
‘tarice tiiat‘rt strict attention to the-least and most
'triflingbodily ailment shouldbo had; for diseases
of the body must invariably effect tho inind. The
Subscribers‘riow'only ask a trial oP , •
DR. J. BOVEE RODS'
IMPERIAL WiEtS SITTERS !! !
from all that have not used thorn. We challenge
the world to produce their -equal? • ,
Those Bitters for the cure of WeAk Stomachs,
General Debility, and for Purifying and En
riching the Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed by
any other remedy on earth. To-be assured of this,
it is only necessary to make the trial. The Wine
itself is of a very superior quality, being one-third,
stronger than othbrwinosj winning hnd invigorate 1
ing the whole system from the bead to the feet. As
'those Bitters are tonic and alterative in their charac
ter, so they strengthen and invigorate the yrholo
•system and give ajinc tone and healthy action to oil
its parts, by equalizing the circulation, removing
obstructions, and producing a. general. warmth.
They are also excellent for Diseases and ‘Weakness
peculiar to Females, whore a Tonic is required to
STRENGTHEN AND BRACE-THE SYSTEM. No Lady, is
subject to lassitude and faintness, shouldbo,without
-thorny as tho are revivifying in their action.
THESE BITTERS
'WILL NOT ONLY CURE; BUT PREVENT
■' DISEASE,
and in this respeot are doubly valuable to tho por
-son who may use thorn. For
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of'
the Nervous System, Paralyze, Piles, and for all
cases requiring a Tonic .
Dr. Dods’ Celebrated Wine Billers
ARE UNSURPASSED!
■For Boro Throaty-so common among the Clergy,
•they aid truly valuable.
For the aged and infirm, and for persona of a
weak constitution—for Ministers of, tho GpSplo,
Lawyers, and,all public speakers—for Book-Keep
ers, Tailors, Seamstresses,- Studonts,Artisls,'and all
persons loading a sodontry life, they will prove truly
beneficial. •
As a beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and
delicious to the taste.-. They produce all tho exhil
arating effects of Brandy or Wine/ without intoxica
ting and area valuable remedy for persons addict
cd to tho use of excessive strong drink,.and who
and who. wish to refrain from it. They arc pure
and entirely free from the poisons contained in tho
■adulterated Wines and Liquors with which tho coun
try is flooded.,
These Bitters not only cure, but prevent Disease,
and should ,bo used by all who live in (i country
where .the water is bad, or,whore Chills and Fedors
• are prevalent. Being entirely innocent and harm
less, they niay bo given freely to children infants
with impunity.
Physicians,clergymen, and temperance advocates,
as an act of humanity, shorild.asSlst in spreading
these, truly valuable BiTTEhs’.over ! tho land, and
thereby essentially aid in banishing Drunkenness
‘and Disease. .. ,
Bi all Affections of the Head, Side Headache,
07 Nervous Headache , Hr, Dads' Imperial
Wine Bitters will he found to be most Salu
tary and , Efficacious .
FEMALES,
Tho many certificates which have boon tendered
'Us, and’the letters which wo are daily receiving, are
•conclusive proof that among-the women those Bit-,
’tors have givou a satisfaction. Which no others have
•over done before. No woman in the land,should bo
without them, and those *who onco'uso. thom will not
•fail! to'keop, a supply. ' "
DR.-J. BOVEE DODS’
Imperial wine Bitters.
Are preparrdby an eminent and skillful physician
!wb(* It,is used .them successfully ih bis pra6tico for
Jfa.bmb.ftwouty-iliro'yeaa*'- The proprietor; before
purchasing-.the oxolusiveright to manufacture and
scU-pr. J. Bovee
Bittors,.had thoni tested t>y tWo distinguished,modi-•
cal practitioners who pronounced them a valuable’
remedy for disease, •
Although the, medical nicn, of tho country, as a
general thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet
-.vo do npt ooUovo that a respectable Physician can
ho found in the-United States, acquainted >vHh their,
medical properties, will nob highly approve dr. J.
-hOVEB I)OI)*'.ISrPKRIA& VVIKE.BITTERS.
In all liewly'settied placcsj where there, is always
k large qiiahtity of decaying timber froih which a;
jjßisonqus miasma is Created, those bitters-shouldTbo
Used every morning before breakfast.
ha. J; BOVEE DOCS 5
Imperial Wine Sitters,
Arc comprised,'of a pure and nndultcrated Wine,
Combined with BflrVeUy, Sedition's Seal, Comfrey,
Wild 6’horry- Trod Bark, Spikenard, Ohamrimflq
Flowersi and Gentian. They are manufactured
by Dr. Bods himself, who 43. an experienced and
successful Physician, and hence should not bo
biassed among the quack'nostrums which flood the
country, and against which tho Mcdical Profcssioh
*ro so justly prejudiced, : .
. -These truly valuable been so thordub
ly' tested by all classes-of the cbdiiifttriity for al
most every variety of disease incident to the human
•System, that they are.now deemed undispdnsable'as
ft tpnic, medicine and a beverage, ••
■Purchase oho bottle'! It.coats but littleJ Purify
Ipe Blood J. Giv.e-tone tri the stomach 1 Renovate
the system l and prolong life!’
frice i$ per bottle, « bottles for SS
Prepared and soldi by
CHARLES WIDDJPIELD & CO.,
PIiOPniETORS,
78 William Street, New York. ’
fecount^, gßi ” t 3 tt “ d erooMS g °“ aTaUy
September i, y.
Aamiulsli-atorV Sale of Real
_ Estate.
|3Y virtue of on order of the Orphans’ Court
J-»pf Cumberland County, to mo directed, I will
expose to public salq, at tbe Court House, in the
Borough Carlisle, on. Saturday, tho 28tb day of
September, iustunt, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, tbe
j tim(living real, estate, lato tho property of William
McGonogaly doc’d., viz :
No. 1. A lotof ground situated on the Creek Lane,
of Narlislo, containing TWO
the Nn«l ? .? IC t- HTY PERCHES, bounded on
Eas^hv l^ V h w C 'r ek Lano ’ on tho ' S ' outb “d
MteL l eflri,o'„ 1 ;„ P b Fr ° doriokS ‘ aDd ° n the Wcßt *
Carbide' of T S roun< l in tho Borough of
wS’l 1 to ? ln Hogue’s Bane, .bounded by
on xho P.Tl™ the North, on tho South by
on tho East by James MoGbnogai; and on the West
tiro stni-n-r rIC3 ’ bu, v in g thereon bnaotod a double
ftameh7„s™ m 0 h ° US0 ’ a “ n 0 a^- b alf story
Term of sale made known on day of sale.
■ ■*«;- ""'TSSSSL
Sale of Household and Kitchen
W Furniture, &c.
1)0 sold at public sale, at the rbsi-
Carlisie ““dorsignod, on Collogo street,
nnni„/ rid “ J md Saturday, Sej,. 13 and 14.
ANB KITCJIEE FUItNITUIiE,
Ji0p.6.1851-2t 3, W. B MARHTTAt.t.
Candidate for Assembly.
T HE anflorsigned takbs this method of an-
J. nounoing to thmpooplo of this Legislative DU
tnet, comprising Cumberland and Perry counties
as an independent, uncompromising, Union candi
datc for the LEGISLATURE, and will be &
1.1 f °ir fj, lo support of all Union men; pledging
,f ," lo I cto,l > t 0 discharge the duties faithful
ly and to the host of his ability
~ , . SAMUEL O. HUYETT.
Carlisle, Aug, 26, 1861.
School Teachers Wanted.
D . ir lootors 1 ootors °f North Middleton. town
tonU-tife vlf h t - °'“ I)loy , tljro ° oompetont teachers
omi i ' •?. n ? ,oa m schools No. 2, 3 and 4. Xib
at tho nublio h b “ -Application, to bo made
CttriW0 '
Aug. 26,, 1801-3 t P. W. QUIGLEY, &c’y.
WILCOX & gxbbs>
SEWING MACHINES.
Price with Hemmer and Felle
$35,0(1.
SHIS MACHINE HAS POINTS OF SU
PERIORITY PECULIARLY
ITS OWN.
Stitching, Hemming and Felling with a : Sin-
gle Thread.
IT forms a flat, even, and elastic
is vfttffdnud not to rjp in wear, oven if the seam
is (Hit at frequent also under all cir
cumstances 44 to survive the tcaajf-tub”
A patented device of groat utility to learners,
prevents tho possibility of tho machine being run
in the'wrohg’direction, or'tho balance wheel’ 'wear-:
mg a lady% dress. _ . „
Another feature which deserves particular atten-.
tion is J&S* The Wilcox Patent Noodle cannot bet
set • ,
Two thousand stitches, or two .yardeof'Work, can'
bo done in oho-min'nto without dropping a stitch.
These machines, so simple and accurate in their
construction, supersede the use of the shuttle; and
with one thread produce all the practical results of
tho two thread machines j and more, for these foil:
without basting, and hem the finest muslin without!
puckering., 1
' Although at about half tho prico of the othdr first
class machines, they will accomplish double the
sowing in a givCn time. -
• "It is emphatically the igbod, low-priced Family
Sowing Machine that the public have long beoii
waiting for.”—Boston Transcript.
"It is indeed a wonderful production, and for
family use especially, no other will boar any oom-
it.”—Philadelphia Ev. Journal.
"A mechanical wonder:”—Scientific American.
• "Among the ’best and most serviceable Sowing
Machines. Light and ologiintly finished, and so
simple in its construction that it soemiralinost im
possible for it to get out of repair.”—Pittsburgh
Chronicle. • - *
“Has combined with its own. peculiar merits all
tho really valuable improvements of tho highei
priced machines," —Pennsylvanian.
.“ This-machiuo, in tho opinion of 'the committee,
fills more nearly the requirements of a perfect fam
ily rnach ino than any on exhibition."—Franklin In
stitute'Exhibition lloport of 1858.
“Taking, into consideration ! simplicity, oboa'p
ncss, durability, and doing all work, tho committee
wore unanimously in favor of the Wilcox & Gibbs
as a single thread machine,”—Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society’s lleport. •
“Wemust/injustice, express our confidence in
the merits of tho Wilcox * Gibbs Sewing Machine.
We consider that a great desideratum has been
supplied by it, in proving, beyond doubt, that two
threads rite not, as was supposed,-necessary to a
good instrument.'’ —Christian Advocate and Jour
nal, Juno 21, 1860..
. ..“Wo have one of these machines in use, and
think more highly of it than of any of tho.number
wo have Whig,
Tho undersigned/ missionary to Constantinople,
has examined more than, twenty different kinds of
Sowing Machines, and after some six weeks’ expe
rience with Wilcox * Gibbs’ Patent, ho has pur
plrased ono' of dhom ati the bestadaptodto the wants,
of hU family, add us tho least liable to ’require re
pair. OLIVER CRANE.
Boston, July 3, 1860.
The undersigned, during eighteen months, has
had in almost.constant use in bis family, Wilcox
* Gibbs Sowing Machine, upon'which-has boon
madolho clothes of his large muslin
to pilot cloth—-including the clothing required for
hiai several boys, and in no. case have the'scams
failed, although in hard service., Tho machine how
in use in his family has required no repair, arid is
in all respects, well appointed, efficient and dura
ble. JAiOOB OHIOKERIN.G,.Boston. ;
JK-sT'send fob a
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
' iV6.'508, Broadway, Neto fork, ■ \
sop. 5, •186b-Uy Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.,.
Prothunatlon.
V\/ r IIEIIEAS tho I ton. James 11. Graham,
-■.T President; Judge of the several Courts of
Common Pleas ofth.o counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata-, and Justices of the several Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in
saM counties, and - Michael Cocklin and Robert
BrySon> Judges of tho'Courts of Qycr and Termi
ni afcd General Jail Delivery for tho trial of mil
capital atid CthoV /offenders) -hi tho said 'county of
Cumberland, by theft .prcctspts to mo dftoctod, dated
tho 26th day *of August, 1861, have ardorod tho
Court df Oyof and, Terminer and General Jail De
livery to beholden at.Carlislc, on tho 2d Monday of
November, 1861, (beingtho llth day>) at 10 o’clock,
m tho forenoon, to cpJtmuo tvrd ’Week' '{
■■ NOTICE,is het’eby givon to thoUofbndfr, Justices'
of tho Peace, and Constables Of the said county of
Cumberland, that by the Skid precept com
manded to bo then and' there hi their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, apd Inquisitions, ex
aminations, and all other remembrances, to do those
things which to . thoir officesnppcrtain to bo done,
and all those that are' bound by recognizances, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or thon.
shall be in the Jail of said county, are to bo there to -
prosecute thedr as shitll be just.
ROBERT Sheriff,
Carlisle, September 5,1861. .
ORPHANS’ COURT SAfe®.
BY ORDER OP THE ORPHANS’ COURT
of Cumberland comity, will be sold, at public
sale, at'tho Mansion, house, on tract No. l, situate in
Penn township, Cumberland county, •
d„ Tuesday, September 21, 1861,'
tho. following described real estate, Into tho proper
ty of George Kollingor, deceased, viz:
No. l.~A’ tract of
: LIMESTONE AND GRAVEL LAND,
situate as aforesaid, about nine miles west of Car
lisle, bounded. by jands of - Honshow, Isaac
Newcomer, David Lofovor, Conrod,Johnston, Noab
t/ockioy and David Withers, containing' about
One Hundred and Tw|),icr^,
in a high state of cultivation. Improvements are
M A TWO-STORY LOO BOUSE, STONE
S9BII , BANK BA UN, and’ all necessary out
in*.J buildings. Thorq is a thriving Orchard of
profitable fruit trees on this tract. There are both
a spring and a well of water near tho house. The'
Yellow Breeches Creek runs through, tho farm.
No. 2;—A tract of
‘CHESNUT TIMBER LAND,
situated
Unger’s
as above, bounded by lands of, Daniel Ho]
heirs and others, containing' .>;■
Thirty Acres, ’ ;
moto or loss. The latter to bo sold as a whole,, or
in lots, to suit purchasers..
Terms of sale. —One-fourth of tho purchase mo
ney to bo paid on tho confirmation of thosale; ono
half the balance on tho Ist day of April, 1802, and
tho balance of, tho fiurchaso money on the Ist day
of April, 1803—tho paynlont in -1863 to bo secured
by judgment bond.
Persons desirous of viewing tho .promises, before
tho day of sale, can call upon Daniel Hollingor
residing on tract No. 1. . '
.. , DANIEL KELLER,
Administrator of Qoorgo Hollincer, deo'd.
Aug. 20, 1861—4t*
*** Volk's Freind, Lancaster, insert till day of
sale, and Bond bill to this office. •
Notice to Sit comakers.
Orjr) HANDS WANTED to work on Army
**U\J shoos, to whom constant employment will
be given for at least flvb or six months, and liberal
wages paid.
Ang. 20, 1861
Dickinson College.
TERM opens on Thursday tho
Soptombor. Wo specially recom-
P M... 10 GfßMmar School, under the onro of A.
lo’go classes. A, M ’’ t? those P ro P arin S for tho Oo *-
Aug. 22,1861—0 t H - M> JOHNSON > M
MDoi- Sata or Rem
r BRICK, HOUSE, on Main street,
lormerly occupied by Dr. Croigh, is offorod
sobdon „i”"v O r, ro ? t ' on reasonable terms. Pos
» ,® „° n / )y t . llO I st of October if required.
Apply on the promises; or. to'. ■
„„ ' ' : • . THOMAS ORBIfIH,
August 23, 1561.-3t* • Mercorsburg, Pa.
The election in'the,-election district composed or
Penn township,,will bo held at. the house nuw.ueeu-.
pied by Jacob Bodsecker, in said township.
..The election in the election district composed of
Dickinson township, will ho held in iiio house how.
occupied by ■ShO’l'iy ■& -EUcr, known'as the Slone
Tavern.
The election in llio election district composed of
the borough of Nowville and townships of - Miffiii),
Upper Fraukford, Upper U’est Peiuisbbrongli and
North Newton, will .bo held at .’the public -School;
House in the borough of Nowville. ;
The election in the.-election district composed of
the borough of Newburgh, Hopewell township, will
"bo held’at the School House in Ncwbiirg, in said
township. ...
’ The election in the election district composed of
the borough of Shlppenslmrg, S-hippensburg town
; ship, and .that part of Southampton- not included in
the Leesburg election district, will be-held at’the
Council House, in the borough of Shippousbur<'.
And brand by an act of. the General Assembly
of this Commonwealth, passed lhe-2d July, 1 S;{*), ii
is thus provided: "That' the qu/llitiod electors of
•partsnjf.Novvton aud-fioptlmmptoii township,.in the
County of Cumberland, .hounded bytho following 5
lines and'distances, viz: Beginning aftho Adams
county line,‘thence along'.the line dividing 1 the
townships of Dickinson and -Newton to the turnpike:
road, theiico along said turnpike-, to 'Centro School
House/on said turnpike,in .Southampton township,
thence to ft point on the Walnut liottoiu Hoad at
Jlcylmck’s, including UeybuckVfarni, thenco-in a
straight lino to the,saw mill of the heirs of George
Clever, thence along Krvsher’s run to the Adams
county line, thonce'along the lino of Adams epunty'
to the place of beginning, be and the same is hereby
declared a new and separate election, district, the
Aleotion to bo bold at the public house farmdrly oc
cupied by Wut Maxwell, in Leesburg, .Southampton
township;’'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. •
’"That every person excepting Justices of the
Peace, who, shall bold any pdice or appointment of
profit or trust under the United States, or of this
State, or a-City. or Incorporated District, whether a
commissioned officer or otherwise, who is or shall be
employed under the Legislative, Executive or Jn r
diciary Department of this Slate, or of the United'
States, or of any Incorporated District, ambalso,
that ovetfy member of Congress,-and of the State
Legislature, and of the Selector Common Council
of any City, or Commissioner of. any Incorporated
District, is by law-incapable of holding or exercis
ing at the time, the office or appointment of Judge,
Inspector or Olork of any election of this Common
wealth, and that no Judge, Inspector or other offi
cer ot such election Shull bo olcgible to be then
voted for.”.
And.tho said Act of Assomblj', ontiiled "An Ac t
relative to elections of this Commonwealth,” passed
July 3, 1839, further provides/as follows, to wit:
"That th’o Inspector and.-trudges.shall meet at,
the rcspcctivo.pluces appointed for holdingthe elec
tion in the District to which they respectively he
long, before 9 o’clock on the morning of the 2d
Tuesday of 'October/. ar*'d each of said Inspectors
shall appoint one Clerk; who shall fee a otmlilied
voter of such District; ,
“In case the person who Shall ha'ro tccoivcd tho
second highest number of votes for I'n.-peetor, shall
not attend on the dsiy of election, then the person
who shall have received the second highest number
of votes for Judge at the next preceding election,
shall act as Inspector in liis place; And in ease
the person who has received the highest number of
votes for, Inspector shall hot attend, the person
elected Judge shall appoint an Inspector in his
place, and in case the person elected Judge shall
not attend, then the Inspector who ••received the
: highest number,6f votes shall appoint a Judge in
his place ; and if any vacancy shall continue in the
board for the space of one hour after the time fixed
by law for. the opening of the election; the qualified
voters of the township, ward or district for which,
such officer shall have been elected, present at the
time of election, shall elect one of their number to
fill the vacancy,” ,
Particular attention is directed'to the Act of Ae
sombly, .passed the 27th day of February, 1839, en
titled “An Act relative to -voting at Elections h
the counties of Adams, DauphiU, York, Lancaster
Franklin, Cumberland, Bradford, Centro, Green,
and Erie,” viz
,f Soc. 1, Bo it enacted by the Semite and llpuso
,hf Representatives of tho Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania in General Assembly mot, mid it is hereby
enacted hy the authority of. the sirnio- that it-shall
bo lawful for the qualified voters of the counties of
Adams, Dauphin, Lancaster, York, Franklin, Cum
berland, Bedford, Centro, Green, and Brio, from and
.after tho passage of this Act, to vote for all candi
dates for tho various offices to bo filled at any elec
tion on one slip or tiolcot; Provided, tho. tfffieo £>r
which every candidate is voted for, shall, ho desig
nated as required by -tho existing laws of tho
monwcalth,
“6eo. 2. That any IVtfffd committed .by any per
son Toting in the manner above proscribed, shall bo
punished ns similar frauds are cjiroetod to be pun
ished by tho -existing lav?s of the -Common wealth."
- For thp information of tho doctors of Cumber
land county, I publish the following».hcing the 4lh
section of tho Act of tho General Assembly of the
session of 1851, entitled “An Act to provide for tbo
Election of Judges of tho several Courts of this
Commonwealth/ and to regulate certain Judicial
Districts.”
ROBERT MOORE.
"See. 4. That the election for Judges shall be
hold, and conducted in tho several election districts
in tho same manner in all respects as elections for
Representatives are or shall bo conducted, and by
the same Judges, Inspectors,-and officers, and the
provisions of the Act of the General .Assembly, en
titled “An A’ot relating to tho election* of this Com
monwealth,” approved tho 2d day of July, 1849, and
Its several supplements/and all other like laws as
far as. the same shall he- in force and applicable,
I shall be deemed and taken to the election of Judges;
Provided, That the aforesaid’ elcotors.shall vote for
Jndges of the Supremo Court on a separate piece of
Election Proclamation.
WHEREAS, in and by nn. Act of the
General Assembly of tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled “An .Act relating to tbo
oleetioua of this Commonwealth,” passed on the 3d
day of July, Anno Domini, 1839, it ijamado tho du
ty of tho Shorilf of ovory County within' this Conl,-
monwoalth, to give .public notico of tho General
--- Elections, and in suelruotico to enumerate;—
Ist. Tho Officers to ho.elected.
, 2d, .Designating,tho places at which the election
'is to be held. Therefore,
I, IuOBERT MACARTNEY, High Sheriff of the
county of Cumberland, do hereby malfo hiloWn and
give this public notice to the Electors df tho County
of Oariiherliinrt, that on TUESDAY,, the Bth day of
of October noat, an Election' will bo hold at tho
several Election Districts established by law in said
County; at which time they will vote by ballot for
Two Persons to represent tho cinntics of. Cum
( borland and Perry in the House of Rephesentativcs
of tho State of Pennsylvania. ■
Ono Person ,fCr. ‘President.,fudge of tho Courts of
Oyer.Add; Terminer nnd General Jail Delivery;
Court of Quarter Sessions of tho Peace; Court of
Common Pleas and Orphans - 'Cfcmft., of the judicial
district, composed, iff the 'Counties ef 'Cumberland,:
: Perry anil Juniata.
Two Persons for Associate Judges of the 'Courts
of Oyot.and Terminer and General Jail Delivery •
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace-; 'Cdtrrt-of
, Common,Pleas and Orphans’ Court Jf 'Cumberland
' county.
One Person for Sheriff of the conntyof Cumber
land.
■Guo -Person for Commissioner : 6f tho county of
Cumborlaml.
Ono ■Person foi' Treasurer of tlio‘county of Cum
berland.
, Ono Person for Director of the Poor of tbo eounl
ty of ‘Cumberland.
One sarsou for Auditor of tbo county of Cum
berland. ■
Tho said elections will lo hold throughout the
comity as follows:
Tho election in, tho election district composed of
tho borough ot Oiil'lndo and tho townships of North
Middleton, felonth Middleton, Lower Dickinson and
Lower Frankford.' will bo held at the Court House,
in tho borough of Carlisle.
tho : ohjetion in tho election district composed of
Lower West Pennshurougli township, will be, hold
at the North School House, in Plainfield..
The election in the election district composed' of
Silver Spring township,, will behold jit the public
'house of Jacob Ottstot, in Hogucstown, in said
township.
Tho election in the election district composed of
Hampden township, will bo; held at the public
house formerly occupied by Henry H; Slone, in said
township,-.
The election in the election .district composed of
the township of Upper Allen, will he held at the
public house of John Floyd; in Shepherdstown. .
■ The election in tl\e election district composed .of,
Middlesex township, will bo held at the KlddlesW
School House. , . ■
.The election in.the election district composed of
the township; of Lower Allen, will ho held at the
wagon-maker shop .of Jonas Hunchharger, •on Slate
Hill
Tho election-in the election district composed of
East. P.cnnsborough township, will he held at tho
•house of Jos,"Martin, in West b-'airvio-w-, now occu-;
pied by Benjamin Clay. ’
The election in the election-district composed of 1
New Cumberland,-will he hold-at the bouse former
ly kept by W. ‘JI.-Bohl-, in Ihc borough of New’
Cumberland.
The clootion-in tho election district composed of
tho borough of Mechauiesljurg. wUI be held at the
public house of Jus.- A. Meluy, in sti/id borough.
The’election in thy election district composed of
Monroe township, will be held at the .public'house
of Thomas Liggit, in in Said town-'
ship.' ■ ■
paper, and for all other Judges required to bo •' . ■
learned in tholaw on another separate piece of pa- A Y E R 7 S
•••• • , ,
"It all all bo the duty of the several Assessors, re- (tJCniBRIVIA Hll ■ M
CATHASITIC PILLS n
whole time sold election op ktot open, for tho pur- A RE. you side, feoblo, nild comnlaininß ?
noso of giving. nformat.oi. .l (ho Inspectors and Arc you out of order, will, your system rtcnu.g-
Judgo, when calledon, ... Bread onto the right of ed, and your feelings uncomfortable? Those syn.p
auy person by theih to vote at such 0100-c toms afo often the prelude to sorihus illness. Homo
tlou, and on such-othor irtaUcr? in relation 1,0 the' fit of sickness is creeping upon yon, and should he
nsSossinimt of voters, as tho said inspector., or oith- averted by a timely .mo of tho. right remedy. Take
or of thorn shall from time to i, an.require. • Ayer’s Fills, and doauso out tho disordered humors
Ao person shall boi .permitted to’Vote. at any —purify tho blood, and lot tho thuds move on un
olcciion, as aforesaid,other than a While freeman of obstructed, in health again. They stimulate tho
r°' a^-“ no y e » r 8?. rraoro shall have functions of tho body iiito vigorous activity, purl
resided htt tho State at least one year, and in-tho fy the system from tho obstructions which make
election district where ho offers to vote, at least ton disease. A 90111 sottloasoiuowheroiu fho body, and
days immediately preceding such election, and obstructs its. natural functions. These, if not ro
withm two years paid a State and county tax, Moved, react upon themselves'nnd the surroundin'.
u l- av ° - C (>“ d CnS ,V o “ d^ ysl,t! ’ or S nns i producing general-aggravation, suffering,
foie the’election. But a oitiion of tho United States and disease.. While in this condition,-oppressed by
who hnh previously beon a hlualilicil voter of this tho dorangemonts, tako Avor's Pills, and soo how
fin. rCmOVC ‘I h ? ro S ora returned,, and directly they restore the nit.mil action of the sys
who shall have resided m tho election district.and tom, and withittho buoyuutfooliugof health again
paid taxes ns aforesaid, shall ho entitled to vote af r What is true and so apparent in this trivial and
Th r . OS ( ‘i J "^ S ,'-1 th / 3 Stato 6 !J-. “onths : Provided, common complaint, is also true iumany of thodoep
That the wlMo froomon, citizens of tho -United seated nnd dangerous distempers. The same Zr-
States, hatwcmi the ages oPil ami 22 years, nnd gntivo effect expels them. Caused by similar ob
having resided m this State one year, and in tho stnietions nnd derangements of tho natural func
ru i u l‘r ui'l d T'A S nfo , re fj li(1 t sliall Mo on- tiuns of the body, they are rapidly,.and many of
titled ,to r oto, although they shall not have paid them surely, cured by tho same ipcaos. None l?ho
, know tho virtues of those Pills, will neglect to cm
. peison shall bo-permitted to vote whoso ploy them when suffering from Hho disorders'thev
name is not contained in tlie list of taxable inlinbi- euro. J
hints furnished by the Commissioners, .micas, First, Statemonts from loading physicians in some of
ho produces a receipt for the payment, within two the principal cities, and from other well known nub
years, of a State or county tax assessed agreeably lie persons. -
to the Constitution, and give Satisfactory evidence rn,. n ' i- v « , ;
either on ,his own oath or affirmation, or oVthooath i Bs- V Mcrchaut of Bt
or affirmation, of another, that ho has paid such a ■ .
tax, or in failure, to produce a receipt, shall make Your Pills, orb the paragon of all that
oath to 1 tho. payment -thereof :i Or, Second, if. lie * s 6V in medicine. They have cured ruy little
.claim a right to vote by boiiijg an deetor'betwccu ' lbu, S b tur of ulcerous sores upon her hands arid feet
the ages of 21 and 22-years, shall depose on oath or f ll -' 4 proved incurable. for years. Her- mother
affirmation that he has resided hi, the State at least . bo P n l° n g grievously afflicted with blotoho,3uml
oee year next before his application, and make suetf] ou hor skin anil in her hair. After our
proof.of residence in the District ns is required by ' va3 cured, she also tried your Pills, and they
this Act,-and that ho does verily hoUevo from the .^ avc oured her.. . ASA MOIUJIUDGEi
accounts'given him, that ho is of (lie ago aforesaid, Aa a J?o.mxly tfhyaic.
aud-give such other ovidchco-aa is Tcauired by this nr rnm T/r ; V W r.„.f,wni "i.-i tvt a i ‘ \
Act; whereupon, the name of the person so admit v ( A ■ ; W Orleans,)
ted to.vote shall be inserted m tho nlphahcticallist ~ l . r 1 ,? “ ro 110 P nnco ,°f purges.- Their ex
by the Inspectors, and a no.tojiiadu opposite thereto surpass any cathartic wo possess,
by writing tho word’‘tax, be admitted to ~ 0n ? IUI but very certain mid effectual, in
vote by .reason of having fcmid' tax, or the word ‘a"-o’ Uu : ,r aatlon tmtho bowels, which, makes them' in
if he shall be admitted loVote by reason of age, and V nlunblc to , us 1U tl »o tlnily treatment of disease,
iii either- ease thereason of such vote shall bo called - Ifccnlctchc, Sick Ifcudavhr, tfutil Sfomttch, ' '
U *®, PfH'who alu.ll make fho like note in ■ (From Dr. Edward Bnyil, ®,.Uimore.)
tfip list of voters kov-t by hi«s W . t» * -r . 1
‘‘ln all-cases th 6 numo of 'the pergem dal- f i" * V°*i Ayf,K: X , c, . lT ? not * nBw *r you- u7mt
ming to TOto is not fonmt on tho list furnished bv'the ' oll, P l “! ,lta ' 1 lllu 0 °" ml ' Vlth your Fills better than
.cotmniSs’fonetso-r assessors, or liis right to rotewheth- ■ 6 “ y ' co cvcr « pnrtatirc mid!-
er fonud tinrtoon or iwf, is objected to bv any nuali. ?!"*',■ T - P llco e , rc .'} t lk 'P o,ulc ! | e'> on an effcclnni ca
'ied citir.en, it shall b? tho duty- of the inspector's to, 15 0 -'. , p 1 t ,. w - ,tl, ''- d - ,sc ® s ?' anil f* # -
US, ?
c-
oxamine?s*reh person onoafdi «r-b» h« qualifications,
ami if lie claims to'iiavb resided in (ho ,Shite for one
year ofc mote, bis with shall b.omfTicicnt proof there
of, but ho shall make proftf hy at least ouc compe
tent wihms.<whb »halL qualified elector, that he
has tended oimo than ten days
nds:t frnWu-dialely ptoccdifyjfimqh election, and shall
als* himself swear 'thaVbrs'Wpmt fide residence, in
pursuance of his lawful calUngVl^^Wii' l the district,
and that ho did no't Tcniovo Si the said district-for
the purpose of voting therein. ■
, H tim-y person qualified. aiafo-reslmV and who
shall make duo proofs if roquired/of his -residence
and payment of taxes, ak aforesaid, shall be admit
ted to vote in Urn township/ward ordistrictin which
ho shall resicUv
“ £f auy-peteon shaft pTcVcnto*rallcftipt to‘ prevent
an ofiice-V of the election under this act from holding
snob.election, or use or threaten any violence to any
such officer, or shall interrupt oHmproperlyinlerfcro
with him in the, execution of his duty, shall block or
‘a) tempt .to block up tho window .or avenue to any
window wlicfc the same.may- ho holding, or shall
rlotbfrsl’y distnrb tho peace election, or shall
use or practice any intimidation, threats, forco orvi
olenco With tEb design tp influout-e unduly or. over
awe any elector, or to prove*t- him from voting, or;
to restrain the' freedom of choiec,onch person on eon
viction shall bo fined in anysum not cxoocdingfivo
hundred dollars, and to bo imprisoned for a time not:
less, than oho or more.than twelve months, and if it
shall be shown to the court whcro.tho trial, of such
offchiie shall bo had, that the person so offending
was’not a resident-df Iho city/ward, district or
sdiip WliWo.the said:ofieuco,waa;conimitted, and not
entitled-to vote therein, then*, on tho conviction Iio !
shall bo .sentenced to paya/fifie of not less than one
hundred-nor more, than oho thousand dollars, and
to bo imprisoned not less than six month's nor more
limn two years. . • -
“I! any,person or persons rili'nll make any bet or,
wager upon the result of‘ahy'-elpction wilbiu tbisi
commonwealth, or shall ofFoytqbaaks *ny such bet or
wager, cither by verbal proclamation thereto, or by
any written or printed adv.crtahpmcnt, challenge or
invite anypersou or persons to make such betor wu
ger.-npon conviction thereof,boor Xboy shall forfeit
.ami •pay.tlurec times the. aqiqyn£ ; so bet or to be'bet.
*'Jf any person not by law Vjtta'nficd, shall -fraud-'
ulonfly vote at an olectipiViii this commonwealth, or
being otherwise qualified, shall vote out of bis prop-r
or district, or if any person knowing thb wuntof such
1 qualification,shall aid or procure such person to vote,,
the person, on conviction, shidl bcJinc.d in any. sum !
not exceeding two hundred dollars, and bo impi-is-1
onod for any term, not exceeding throe months./ •
. ** If any person shall votopt more than ono elec
tion district, of otherwise fraudulently vote move than
once on the same day, or shall fraudulently fold or
deliver to the Inspector two tickets together, with
tho intent illegally to vote, or shall procure another
so to do. ho or they offending, shall on conviction
bo fined in any sum not less thftti fifty mn; more
than five hundred dollars, and. bo imprisoned for
any term not loss -than three Uoranoro than twelve'
months.
“ If any person not qualified to vote in this com
monwealth, agreeably to law; (except, the song of
qualified citizens) shall appear at any plaCo*of elec
tion'for the purpose of issuing. tickets or of influ
encing the citizens qualified to vote, he slmljLon con
viction Xorfeit and pay any sum hot exceeding one
hundred dollars, for every such offence, and co,im
prisoned for any term not exceeding three in on the;’'
Agreeably to the provisions of the sixty-first scc-.
tion of siiid ant. every General and Special Election
siiall.be opened between tho hbufsof eight aiid ten
in the forenoon, and shall continue without inter
ruption fir adjournment until/?oVcn o’clock in the
evening, when tlib polls shall bo closed.' . ,
.. Ami the Judges of the. respective districts afore?-
said, are by. tho -said act required to meet at tho
Court Honan, in. tho borough, of 6'arlislorpn -the
third day after tho said day of election,‘being
day, the II th.day of October, then <aHd there to per
form, the things required of them by'linv.
'iho Return. Judges of tho Jicprespntativc district
will meet »I 'Carlisle, at the iiioL-Uicd by law.
Given under raj', hand, Carlisle, this 22d day
of'August, 1801/ . .... ..
ROBERT JicOARTNEY, Sli’ff.
August 22,-1801.
ACn r<s
MEN who propose to enter B'nv
ant <& STiiATTOx’if Mercantile College, in
Philadelphia, will save $lO Scholar-,
ships bolero . September Ist, until ■;which time, wo
are req nested to .state, the" terms'will bo $25 for tho
Fall Course. Wo' know of lid ‘bettor investniojt
thnn money spout in the acquisition of knowledge,
and a few weeks spent at this Institution lyill am
ply repay tho cost aiid lime, .whn'tover pmy bo tho
fniurc occupation of tho student.' A thorough
knowledge of business transactions ia essential to
essential to .stiqccss. / ■ ■
See advcrUsomofct-. ’ ' . auls, 1861.
Notice.
'l' ETTERS testamentary, with the will an
•JLii noxcd, on the-estate.,of -William llanua,db
ucasod,- township,;havo been issu d
by the Register of Cumberland county to thosub
eribor,'residing in same townsbipr All persons in
debted to said estate are hereby requested to make
immediate payment, nn.djthoso having claims will
present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, to
THOMAS McOULLOCH, Executor. .
Aug. 15, 1801—6t*
Notice.
LETTERS testamentary on the estate of
Solomop Dlofecr, deceased, hrto of Frankford
township, hare been issued by tbo Register of Cum
berland county to the subscriber, residing’in Silver
Spring township. A\\ persons indebted tofbo said
estate aro hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having.claims will presoht them,
duly authenticated, for settlement, to
JOHN C* ATKINSON, Administrator,
aut6, 1861—6t*
Buthiiig Xcar Philadelphia.
FOR SEA BATHING, Atlantic City, N. J.
(two arid a half hours’ride from Philadelphia,)
is hioro frequented than any other place in the
United States. Its bathihg, sailing und fishing fn
cllltlfcs are unsurpassed. |la hotels and boarding
houses, which vfill accommodate about V,OOO per
sons, aro ns well kept as thqse of Saratoga or New
port. Its beach is nine rtiilgs in length, affording
a magnificent drive, while the atmosphere of tho
place is remarkable fo»* its dryness. The mails are
carried twice-daily to arid* from Philadelphia, and
a telegraph extends the. whole. length
. Trains of Camden and Railroad leave
Vino,street wharf, Pliiladolpbm, at 7i, A. M., and
4 P.M. Leave Atlantic at 6.15 f A M., and 4.46
P. M. Distonoo 60 miles. „ . ' .
MoKibbin’s (United States Hole!,) the Surf, and
ether houses now open, Ju w "j
lioyms'UfS do that your Pills afford us the best we
have,.! of course value them highly.
PiTTSDCito, Pa.,.jftay. i, l\S55.
1)r. J. Avi:n. Sir: X hai’o been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache any. body can have by a
dose or two of your Pills. . It seems to arise from u
foiil stomach,. which'they cleanse at once. .
. Ydiirs with great respect,. ED, IV. PUEfcLE,
'Ulerh of StcaT.ier.’Glarloh.
B Hiatts Disorders—Liver Complaints,
(From Boll; of New York pity.)
Not only rife your Pills admirahlyadapted tothelr
purpose as an aperient, but I find tlicir beneficial ■
effects upon the layer very ; murked indeed. They
have in mypnieiicc ptoved more effectual for. the
cure ot biltouti coNpluinis than,any one remedy X
can mention;- I sincerely rejoice that wo liayc at
length a purgative which is worthy the 'confidence
of the professional and the people. ..
’DRPAnnfL'yr of thi: Interior,, 1 '
. , -Washington/D. C. 7th Feb., 1556. j
Sth: j. have used your Pills iu my, general and
hospital practice 'ever, since ye* made them, and
cannot hesitate to iay they are the, best cathartic
we employ.;. Their regulating -the liver is
qniek-.und-decidod, consequently they arc an admi
rable remedy forderangementsof that ofgam Ini
deed> X have seldom, found a case -{bilious disease
so obstinate thut.it did not readihryicld to thenh
■ ;Fmtchittlly yours, •. ALONZu B ALL, .M. I)., ..
• ( . • . - Physician.of the Jfunnellosjiital
. dysentery, i)t'urrhoca,‘ Uclax, ll'ormtf.
(From Dr. J.'CL Green, of Chicago.)
"ioui: Pills have had a long trial in my practice,
and T.hold thorn .h esteem'us one bf tho best aperi
ents I bavo ever.found. Their alterative effect upon
the liver ,makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for bilious, dysentery and dnir~
rhcca; Their sugar-coating makes them very accep
table and convenient fut the use of women and
children. . .
Tmpnvity rif ifie Blood.
(From-Ilcv. J.-V. Hitnes; PaAtox of Advent t'Weh,
Boston;) ‘
Bu. A’i’Eli: t have used 3’oui*. Pills with cxtraof
di&njx.succcss li| my family ami among those I am
culled to visit in. distress.. To regulate the organs
ofdigestion and-purity’ the bloody they are-.the very
Jjesfc remedy I have over known, and loan confi
dently recommend them to'my friends.
'.Yours, •• J. Vi-nWIES.-’
Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y.; Oct 24, 1855;
.DnAnSnfj I um using your Cathartic Pills in’nfy
•practice and find them an excellent purgative to
cleanse the system ,anci purify the fuuuluiita oj' the
blood.
jojin m. i>:
Constipation, Coaitvenestt, Supprcanlon, Jihcumatim
(tout, JVeuralt/i'n, Bropfnj, Barclytn'a, Fita, etc.’
.(From Dr. J. P. Vanghn, Montreal/ Canada.)
. Too much cannot bo said of your Pills for the euro
of coadi-eitcsa. If other of our fraternity bate found
them as.efficacious as I have, they should Join me.
in proclaiming it for the beuelitof the multitudes who
sullbr from - that conipluint, tvhich, although bad
enough .in itself, ia the progonitorof others that are
worse. I believe chsttveucaa to originate in the liver,
but your Pills affect that ofgrtnaud cure the disease.
(Prom Jilrs. E. Stuart, Physician find Midwife,-Bos
• ton.) . ■ ■ .
I find ono or two largo doses of your Pills, taken
at the proper.time, are excellent promolivea of the
when wholly or partially suppress
ed, and also, very effectual to demise the atomach
and cxpcl.tconna. They are so much thebestphys
ic wo ImVo that X fccoiuraen'd no other to mv na
tion t&. " • 1
(Froni too ?vov. Dr. I*uwkts, of tho &ctbodi6t Enis.
Church.)
Pt'LASKf House, Savannah; Ga., Jhn. 6, 1805.
HcNonun.Sia: I should bq ungrateful for tho re
lict your skill has .troughtf^cif I (lid nptreport m3'
, ease toyou. A.cold settled in mylirabsand btoUght
o)i .excruciating ueural'jic pains, which ended in
dirente vheninulthin. , Notwithstanding I had tho
host of physicians, thft disease grew worse and worse,
until by tho advice of you!' excellent agent in Bal
timore, Dr. Mackenzie, I tried'yonf fills; Their
cflccta were slow, but sure.’. By persevering in the
use of them, I am now entirely well.
Sbnmtk ChAMupn, Baton llougc, La., 5 Dec. 1855.
Du. Avnu: I Imr.e been entirely cured, by your
Pills,, of lihcumatic trout —a ■painful disease that bad
afflicted me for years.. • VINCENT SLIDELL.
pQ"' Most,of tho Pills in market contain Mercu
ry, which, although a valuable remedy iri skilful
bauds, is dangerous in a public pill, from thodvead
ful consequences that frequently follow Us incau
tious use.. These contain no-mercury or mineral
substance whatever.
Price, loots. per Box, or 5 Boxes for $l.
Prepared by DU.'J. C. AYEE & CO., Low
ell, Muss..
August,. 22, 1861.
LUMBER AND COAL.
OLIVER DELANCY
WOULD call the attention of tho public
to his and superior stock of COAL
and LUMREE, which ho constantly heaps on hand
at his yard, near tho Gas .Works. Tho attention of
builders and. others is particularly invited to. his
stock of SCANTLING, PALINGS', WBATHEE
IIOAEDINQ, FE A ME STUFF, BOARDS, SHIN
GLES, PLANE, LA I'IlS. ,{■('. ‘)ur .stock of COAL
comprises L VEEN'S VALLEY, LOCUST GAP,
LOR EERY, SHAMOE/N, SUN DUE Y WHITE
ASH, L UEE FIDDLER, LIMB EUENEES, and
REOAD TOP BLAOESMITU'S COAL, nil of tho
best quality, and.kept under cover, and will be'sold
at the lowust rates. 1
ThanTtfui for tho palfen'dgo of a gcno.rons public,
bestowed Upon tho liito firm of Black A Belanov,
ho would solicit a continuance of tho same, as ho
will strive to ploaso. Ail orders loft at tho resi
dence of Jacob Shrom for Cool or Lumber, will bo
promptly attended to as hojotofo™.
July 25,18 61. .
jOiNSonnioii of Partiitirslifp;
partnership lioi'otoforq existing,between
I J_ the undersigned in the .Lumber and Coul busi
ness, was dissolved this day, by mutual .consent.
The books of tbo firm are loft at.thq office pf.the late
firm, whefo ’all persons indebted are requested to
ottll and settle their accounts; and those having
claims-are requested to present them..
. itOBEHT M. BLACK,
OLIVER DELANCY. (
Carlisle, July 10, 1801—jy 25
The (iUinbor anti Coal Business
Will bo continued at the old stand by the under
signed. OLIVER EELANCY. .
BA Wit NOTICE.
TV’OTICE" IS XIEUEBY G.IVEtf, That an
177 P* l -)- ,, |^ ou will bo made at tbo next session of
the Legislature of tbo State of Pennsylvania for a
a Biink of Discount liiut Deposit, to bo
«»?«!• IAR ' His ' AN ’ D MECHANICS’
of ,fc >‘PP‘Mishnr i ,vivitb a capital of $30,000,
with the privilege of increnaiug.it to $100,001), and
to bb located at (ho Borough of Sbippensburg,
county of Cumberland, and. Stale of Pennsylvania.
A. G. MILLER, Cashier,
July ■(, 1861—Cm
Largciri'lral ofFi-esli Groceries:
’ PISH OF ALL KINDS.
A MONO which is a largo lot of the real
genuine Baltimore dry,suit HERRING in oak
barrels; MACKEREL at pri eca that is really as
tonishing low; PXCKBLS of all kinds; SAUCES,
PRESERVES, and a good assortment of Tobacco,
Segura; LIQUORS, Ac., at tho 1 lowest rates for cash
or country produce. WAX. BENTZ.
Carlisle, June 20, 1801.
Carlisle Deposit Bane, )
Ma y 7, 1861. j
THE Donrd of Directors have this day
declared a .Divided of five per ocut for tho last
six months, payable on demand.
May 10, 'CI. WM. BEBTBM, Cashier,
To Anns! To Arms! Is al! the Cry.
ALL persons, without regard to ago, oro
•requested to call at Lcidicb, Sawyer and Mil
ler a store, east Main street, and examine their im
mense stock of NEW- GOODS, Just'received from
New York and Philadelphia, consisting of all the
newest Styles mid kiitrts'of Dress Goods, Slmdis,
cloth,and.silk Mantles, Emhroderies, Snn Umbrel
las,. I'lirasolr, Lace.Notts, Kid Gloves, Ac.,'Ac.
MOURNING GOODS
of every description imported by the- celebrated
bouse of Bisson A Son.. Men and Boy s wear, Cloths,
Cassiincvs, ■ Vestings, linen and cotton Bantings,
Coatings; Gloves, Hosiery, .Colima, Seek-Ties,
Pocket Kerchiefs, Ac., Ac.
DOMESTIC GOODS
of-every variety at wholesale'and retail,
. CARPETS! CARPETS!
All kinds, direct from the factoy. Oil Cloths,
Mattings,-Window Shades,Blind Materials, gilt and
mahogany Frames. ’
Every variety of goods, slidable for the wants Of
the whole community. As wc bought since .the
war crisis, customers will find out- prices to suit the
limes; Piencu call at LEIDICiI, SAWYER *
MILLER'S-new store,
Carlisje,.May 0, 1361.
Beainiuin’s Poco MeUillic Pa
to. Rod-licad, and 73 per cent,
-i cheaper. Stands 300 degrees heat,- warranled
water proof, and will neither fdtiVor wash. For
Steam Boilers and Pipes, Gas Holders, Rail-Road
■Bridges and Cars, Plated Iron and Brick Fronts,
Tin Roofs, Houses. Barns; Fences,'Wagons, Ships
Decks, Plumbers Joints, iron Founders' Patterns,
<tc.,
fur ijrdininj 'anti training Tariith t~
'■ are timber,' Brown; Bako, Ciivo, Indian
Rod, and Blacdtl
iiC?** Opo.responsible agent wanted,in every town
and city iii tlio United States. Terms, accomniodu-
For Circul&rs, £c;, apply to or ■
.■■#sl. 1. HOUPT, -
tfb. 102 A. ‘idi Street,
PHILADELPHIA'
April i, ISGI—Gm
Selling off T\V;(?iiiy-Fiy’o-Per Cent. 13e
low Cost.! !!
AT the sign of the ■“ Gold Eagle,” 3 doors
above the Cumberland Valley Bank, ami two
doors below; thu Molhoclist Church on West Main
fS*: street, the largest ami best selected stock- of
am.- JKWELXIY in tho town,
JSfjjfliLwill bo sol'd 30 per cent. lower than at any
place in the Stale. The .stock -comprises a’ largo
assortment of Gold it Silver llunting-cuse Watches,’
XjoVefd, Lupines, American watches, and all other'
kind* and styles, gold and silver Chains,.
Gold Putts and Pencils,
JcwoUy of .all kinds, Spectacles, Gold and Silver;
plated, and silver Ware,. Music Boxes, Accordooiis,
Oil Pjvintiug>s, a greaj.. variety of Fancy Articles,
and a lot of the finest Pianos, which will bo sold JO
per cent, lowei tlian ever offered’ in- town. The en
tire stock of Watchmaker tools, cases, largo Mirrors
and Safe, will bo sold wholesale, or retail on the
easiest terms. , • ' .
Haring selected class workman all'kinds
of. repairing will bo . done-aa, usual, uX reduced
prices. • V '
Threo Pianos at $lOO holow the factory price, bn 1
accountof the Company closing out.
T will sell at the Jewelry .store threb Rosewood Pi
anos, Warranted at i-thofr'value, on easy terms, if
called on soon. . ■ _ . '
For Sale. I —'Pho largo threo story IIRICK HOUSE,
on Slain street,bvilPbo sold on easy terms. Call at
the Jewelry Store; in said building.
‘ R. E. SIIAPLEY. •
Carlisle, April IS, .1861,,
Spring of 1861'. Spring of 186:
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
€BII3AP CJOOJBS.
. CHEAP J)kY GOODS,
Tnifl undersigned hits just returned from
the eastern cities'wilUono of the .largest, cheap
est, and best selected sfdcks of Spring ami Summer
Dry Goods over offered in'Carlialc. His stock can-,
not bo surpassed in-bcauty or quality, and the pri
ses cannot foil to pleosp customers. His stock-con
sists in part of aclioico selection of
LADIES* DRESS GOODS,
such as'silks, figured and plain, Foulards, Ckallies,
Persian Delaines, Organdies, Grey,.Lushes,-Lsivrus,
Zappia Cloth, French Chintzes, Prints of ail de
scriptions.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
rich na Linens/ Cambrics, Jaconets, Swiss and Mull
'Muslins, Brilliants, Undersicorua; Collars, Lucca
Edgings, Ac., Ac,, Ac. ■
.DOMESTICS, DOMESTICS. -
Muslims, Osnaburgs,,Checks; Trekings, Sheetings,
Linon and Cotton ull widths, Ginghams, Louurk
and Manchester.
Hosiery & Gloves of*all descriptions. ,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ao;,
Velvet, Brussels, Throe Ply, Superfine, Venetian,
Raff and Hemp Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, white
and odloiod all widths, Trunks, Carpet Bags, «fco., <to.
hoop sraßTs, hoop sicirts.
Ho has a largo stock of Hoop -Skirts of all kinds
for Ladies end Aliases. '
' ■ Jlis motto ia “no trouble to show goods.” Give
him a oull and examine for yoursolvg and you wilj
lind ho will gir© you all good bargains.
Komombor tho old stand two doors north of the
Carlisl Deposit Dunk.
ApVil'fcfi; ISM
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
PERSONS going to housekeeping,"tintl oth
ers Wattling to refurnish aro respectfully invi
ted to examine onr largo and'varied Hindi of CAR
PETS, suclirns Brnssells, Throe Plv, superior In
grain, English and Domestic, VonAan, j } 4.4
widths, Hemp and Rag Carpets, Druggets, Rugs
Straw ami Cocoa Mattings, Dil Cloths for Hats,
Looking Classes, Plain and Fancy Blinds, Shades,
Fixtures, Housekeeping Goods of every description.
Haying purchased those goods for nett cash, wo art
prepared to offer great inducements to buyers, as
-wo have- gone into this business lately, wo can war
rant our goods new and fresh.
LEIDICU, SAWYER & MILLER,
-hud jl/oiu Street,.
March U, Js6l.
Notice!
Any perida-aotmg.as‘ v 4«ent, .trlw wjlh%n4'uB ; -&t
one (imo, .■ . v--‘V . "
. SIUO, wo vrill give a Gnlddinnting ctea-Tfateb,’extra.
£5O, ■ “ .“ ■ Gold -• ■ ■
$25, , ■ ■ “ . /Silver r-,
. A W atcb and tbe articles selected from tbo aboro
List at ONE DOLLAR EACiI;
Persons ordering by $i andltf cbriU
podtayc btampe.
«I\ V E US A TIIIAL. .
AU oommumoutiona must bo uddrossod to
WILLIAJI.E-LINT, ,
No: 807 MAIIKET BtrooC
Philadelphia, Pa. ,
IT\R. KICIIOLS has moved his. office from
dnb ddor.West. of. Saxton's Hardware Store to
bis residence directly opposite tlio ‘ticket office of
the Cumberland Talley Railroad Company/Taf
lislo, Pa. 1
' April'2s, IS6l—flfft • r
THE Hat and Cap Store heretofore inqwn
as '• KELLERS" nns been removed just-oppo
site thovld stand two doors’ from. Arnold's clothing
store.
J The business will bo conducted ns heretofore, and
/ all goods both homo made and city nirthuiacturo
( warranted to give satisfaction nsrccommoh'ded; A
full patronage is respectfully solicited, and. every
effort will bo made* 'iW assortment in Mon
and Boys Huts and Cups complete, tfith pricoa .to
suit tho.timeS. * .
March U. ISfil
TVTAILS! NAIIiSM -
’ A large stock of good, clean, neat, and ton-4
Nails, at the lowest prices., (jur Nails aro worth 50
cent? a kog more than any other tn'ako sold in our
town. This is the opinion of mechanics, who have
triod them. Wo, also . have a fuU 'assortment of
building materials latest and.most improved
stylos. All goods warranted as represented*;
JOUN P. LYNE &.SON.
PHILIP ARNOLD.
•November S; i 860;
TN; beauty and durability; no “ suri-dra'wu”
1- piotuTO equals a good Daguerreotype; this iatlio
opinion expressed by the loading pbotograpbio jour
nals of the day, both American and English, and
those may bo obtained at the rooms of Mrs. Rey-
Nonns* Louthcr stroot, two doors west of Hauova
Carlisle, Deo. 22, 1859—tf. . *
ALL persons indebted to
’ teqiVeated to call'andi settle the Bame wilhobt
delay. Interest will hereafter be added to all ac
counts stfludfng.nyor sixty-days.- --v
Jui.v'2s;,iBfii 1:\ ri jSY-^. a lißyTZ>-
JOB PBINTfNCt iieatly eibcuti?9
"00 YOU WANT WHISKERS?
DO YOU WANT WHISKERS 7
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE |
.. DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE*
BELLINGHAM’S
CELEBRATED
STIMUATING ONGUENT.
For the Whiskers and Hair.
Tim subsonbers.fttka 'pleasure in announcing to
, Citizens of tho United States, fbat they have ob
tamed the Agency for, akd;a'ro now enabled to offer
to tUo .•.merkan, public, tho above justly.celebrated
r-nd .vrorld-ronov/nud article.
■ THE STIMULATING ONGUENT .
; is prepared by Da. c. P. BuLiisonAu, an emlnrni
S thick .et o of U 4 ’ nnd is ' 7ar ™ ll '.cd tb bring cut
Whiskers or a Miis;:tchc
m.a ro pli r six I'Tcel;? 1 'T ceI; ?- Ads article is the only
ouo * f f 1 ! 0 kind used by the Preneh, ant Lin Loridou
and Pans it is in universal use. 1
IHs a beautiful, economical, soothing, yat silmn
luting .compound, acting .as if by mhgib upon tho
roots, causing a bountiful growth of luxuriant hair.
Xf applied tc* tho scalp, it-will cure baldness ami
cause upi,n place.pf tho bald spots a full
growth of how.halt*. Applied according to dirco^
■ tions, it will turn red or towyhiiir dark, and io
gtoro gray Lair to its original-color, leaving it solt;
smooth, and flexible. The “ Oxouexv” is an indis
pensable, article in, every gentleman's toilet, and .af
ter or.c week's, use they would not for any consider
ation bo without it-
The Subscribers tiro the only Agents for-thoarti
do m the limited States, to 1 whoin' all orders mustbb
addressed.
Prieo Ono Dollar a box—for sale by alb Sriiggislß
and Dealers; or a bo.v.of the 14 Onguont"-(warrantcd
U have the desired effect) will bo -sent to any who
desire it, by mail (direct,) securely packed,' on re
ceipt of price and postage, $1 IS. Apply to or ad
dresa . •
HORACE L. lIEGEMAN A CO.
Br.cacistn, sc.,
’ . 21 William Street, Now-Tork.
Fobruary-21, 1.8(!1—lyu’
WM.’ FLINT! mi FtINTI WM. FLINT
wji. flint; '
WM. FLINT! ’ : '
•; WAR-FLINT! . ’ .
nU' sn- vlnwvJ &0 - S ° 7 MARKET,
Ao. SOi’ MARKhT, - No. 807 MARKET '
No. 807 MARKET,, . , ... No. SOT MARKET;
V PHILADELPHIA, ' '
: ,PII XL ADEL FIU A, ■
.... PHILADELPHIA, , '' l
•/ • PA.- r
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■ - . I*l.
. . ’ TRE3IEKDOUS sacrifice -.-
or' •
$,l 0 0,0 0 0 TY ORTH .O F JEW E L R it,'
■ all for one dollar each;'
A Largo and, Splendid Assortment of Jewelry, con
sisting of , , ’
CHAINS; BRACELETS; CAMEO SETS,. Ac., Ac;
■ And nil styles of French Plated Chains, Gold and
Plated Jowolrj’. ’ . • • -
We do not keep ©r sell any. gift/ or'galvanized
goods. Odrs is whaVaro boM by the best Jeweler*
iw Gold Jewelry. • •.
„ Wo receive onr goods from the best Gold Jowcii4
Manufacturers hi the States, ' • .
WHO ARE FORCED.TO SELL,
WUQ ARE FORCED TO SELL.
WHO ARE FORCED TO SELL.
XTie follov, ihg is onlya partial list-of-Pur immense
stock: ;
TAKE roUR . CHOICE FOR
■ $1 EACH.- • .
j ~ , TIKE YOUR CHOICE.FOR $l.- ;
> Large Size and Splondid'Cnmoo Sots, Gen
\ ’ oral Retail Prices, $j to sl^
1 . .Bp • d° ■ Ldyo, .- ;’ dp it) to 20
-Do do Carbuncle do ’■ 8 to, SQ
Do Ladies’Enamelled A ,Corn! do 7to 30
Bo ’do and Carbuncle do 7to 30
Bo do . and Ruby do 7 to 30
Do Clutter Grape Setting Sots do -10, td SO
Do . do, -do Vase do do 10 to’ : 80
Do' do do Jet Sets’ dp g, 0 12
Do .do ,-Black Mosaic do 6to* 12
; ,Do do goldstone mosaic do 6 to' 12
, Do- • do. ... Calico Sets, . do 6tS 15
, ’. D.o Ribbon twistswithbrilliantsdo 6to 15
) . Do. Roquet Rets, new style, ’• do Bto 20
- - Bo Enamelled Clustef do -, do 10 to 30
s : Gold Thimbles, do ■3 to 7
3 Diamond. Pointed Gold Pens„& Cases,’ 3 to, -0
i doz.,-Silver Plated Spoons,. ’ 2 00
j, ■ Silver Piatod Mugs; . 4’oo
1 ! oGior different styles Ladies’’Jewelry: ’
McaalJloaß, oil .and sizes f Tirjckot* ■
’ of every description; Gold Pirns, 34 karat, with Sil
ver Extension Holder ; Gold .Pencils, Sleeve Bi'ttpml;
Studs, Aa., Ac.. Coral,’Lqya; Cumea and Band
Bracelets, Gents' Test Chains, frarranfed to wear
for top years without changing color, and frill stand
t.hmacid—tliey nro usually-sold by Jewelers as solid
gold .chains—-ail ma.de in Paris.- Ybu’earitako your
chotcp. fqr SI each. -Ladies”, and Goats’l Guard
Chains, SI each,.nsnally sold by Jewelers,at from
So to S3O each ; Ladicsl.and Children's Nook Chains.
boimUlul patterns; Armlets, brilliant, enameled and
ruby settings;. Grosses, plain .and enamelled, foRSI
each, retail prices from $5 to s2o o ,ioh. Every stria
and. variety of Jewelry hud desirable goods forhSl -
each. . 1 ~ -.a-’
Ibis Sale, at tho above prices, will continue ion*
enough to sell off our immense' stock, which was
purchased at a .groat SacriQpe from Manufacturer*
who hav-o failed.
TAKE ■YOUR CII'OTCE. FQR.%I EAOIT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.'
\n- now xo send JiouEY.-ass..
■ Ist. Write your Nnmo, Place, of Residence, Coxtn-'
ty, and State, plmn .ami distinct/ as tvo can ruakb
nothinn out of Doot markr.- . ,
Sear all letters with- WAX, ns Enveldpes-aftalcd
with gum or wafers can bo easily opened—fhtf coo.-’
tents taken out ami re-sealed.;. Attenj to this, fcnd
wo will ho responsible, foryour money;,. • M
AGEiIiS;: .... ■..
January.3l, ISCIi
CAUDi
JttEjnoVA'iL,
Spfing styles of Silk Hats aow;roedv.
JOHN A. ICBILER
Unlive v rcoty |ies;
Take Heed!