TiTtiio naval force under my command.
oW' tv-four liours after wd arrived the
ijivcnty- r( j 0 f t i, o u. S. army came into
•ndniin- h j Q en 6rttl Banka arriving soon
O l/'turned the place over to'his keep-
water beginning to fall, ! deemed it
imit to return with the largest vessels to
STniouth of Rod River. I dropped down to
I lorts Do Rusaey in the Benton, and
idcrlook to destroy those works. I only
* coccdcd, however, in destroying the three
lVv casements com standing the channel,
"'j Vi small water battery for two . guns,
tout GOO yards below it. 'I also destroyed,
J bursting, one heavy 32-pounder and sumo
~i carriages, left in their hurry by the ope-
ij'l,o main fort, on a hill, some 900 yards
jin the water, I was unable to tend to. It
quite an extensive work, quite now, and in
ggqilote order, but built with much labor
j n J pains. It will take two or three vessels
U pull it to pieces. I had not the powder to
f paro to blow it up. The vessels will be or
dered to work at it occasionally, and will it
[Don bo destroyed. "
In this last mentioned fort was mounted
llio ll inoh gun, which I am led to believe
lies in the middle of the river near the fort,
tie rebels throwing it over board in their
■panic at the approach of the gunboats. :
” Tlio raft which closed the entrance I have
•blown up, sawed in two; und presented to the
~l oo r of the neighborhood.
'l sent 'Commander Woodworth, in the
Price, with the Switzerland, Pittsburg and
Arizona, up the Black river to make a
reconnaissance.- Com. Woodworth destroyed
a large amount of stores valued at three burr
.ilred thousand dollars, consisting of salt,
Eii"iir, rum, molasses, tobacco and bacon.
'’’(Signed)' DaVio D. 'Pouter,
Hear Admiral, Com. Miss. Squadron
OFFICIAL DETAILS OF THE BATTLE ©F
BLACK lUVEU.
Memphis Tennessee, May , 23.—11.30 a.
~ w —To /he lion. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of
War; The following dispatch has boon
received at tliese li eaU q a arte rs, and forward
■ed as requested. .
. S. A. IliißLnur, Maj. Gon.
Bear of Vicksburg, May 20.—G, a. • m —To
the lion. E. M. ' Stanton, Secretary of War:
(leh. Grant won a great and momentous vic
tory over the rebels-tinder Pemberton, oh,the
Jackson ' and Vicksburg road,., at Baker’s
creek, oh the IGth inst.
, Pemberton had'-a most formidable position
on the crest of a wooded hill, over which the
road passes longitudinally. He had about
25,000 men. The battle began at 11 a. ra., :
and was gained at 4 p. m. ..."
Its brunt was borne by Ilbvoy's division
and M’Clearland's. corps, and by Loganls
and' firokcr’s, of M’Pherson’s. llovey . at
tacked the bill, and held the greater part of
it till 2 o’elnekp. m., when, havinglnat sixteen
hundred men, lie was succeeded by Bropmer’s
and Holmes’ brigades* of Croaker’s division,,
by which the conflict was ended in that part
ol the field. Boomer lofjrCPP men.
Logan operated on the’ right, and cut
■off the enemy’s direct rotreht, so that ho Was
compelled,to escape by his right flank through
the woods, Logan lost five hundred -killed
and wounded.. . •■
IVo took about ten thousand prisoners.
Oh the 17th, advancing to the Big Black,
lie. fought Pemberton again at the bridge
there, and captured three thousand lucre
prisoners. He fought in rifle pits protected
by a difficult brtyon fall of abattis.
Lawle’s brigade of M'Clearland’s-corps
-charged the rifle pits magnificently and took
mure prisoners than their own numbers.
Pemberton burned his bridge and returned
to Vicksburg with only, three cannqn out
of sixty that he had taken out. Building
four bridges over the Big black,' General
[Grant arrived before the town on the evening
Lib die 18Uv. and pow 'holds it .closely -invest
•dv-tur Bad ;<pp£nod;a. line’ pf-supplies vm
Chickasaw 'Bayou', haying cut the town
-otf from Haines'Bluff.
In this borough, on the morning of the 10th
in.-t„ A. Ricketts, ’Esq., of Wilkeslinrro, this
Slate, to Miss An .nib' K., daughter of Mr. A.
Tipor. ”
Oh the 21st inat., by Rev. Wm, Kipp, Mr.
Ruben K. Webbeut to Misa M>uia L. Bbecii
Dili.,’, both of Boiling Springs, .
litft.
(n Newville, on the 19th lost., John C,
JlSnowN, Esq., aged 49 years.
Markets.
"CARLISLE Maj2T, ISC3.
Corroded Weekly by R. *O, WoodwariL
Flour, Superfine,-por bbK,. 6, '50
do.. Extra, do., 6,25
do., llyo, do,, * 4,50
VTiutk Wheat, per bushel,. 1,55
Hkd Wheat. do., 1,45
live,’ do.,
Corn, do.,
Oats, do.,
Spring Batilet, do.,
Fall do., . dc?.,
Cloversebd, do;,
TIMOTUYSEEiy, do.,
Philadelphia markets.—May nr.
- 7 00
5 75'
t - . 5 Ofl
4 25
] 53 n. 1 1 Cl)
■1 70 a 1.80
1 10
- 87
)lFr.pDn,jsitr-qc(i>w)
•“ ,«>?(%
'Hue Elour,
Cohn Meai,, ‘
Wheat, rod, • -
" white,
Rye,
Coun« . yellow,
' " white,
Oats, -
Clovbrsbeb,
•Whisky,
Notv finoiU' far the Season.
SILK Mantles,Coats, Circulars, Man
ties and Squons., A largo lot of lace Mantles,
Points and Bornuurs, Summer Shawls, Desirable
dress goods, Silks, Bnnges, Grenadines, Lawns,'
Puncus, Ao.,’ Ac.- Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and
Lace Mits. All kinds of Summer goods which wo
uro determined to sell very cheap. Please cill at'
LEIDXCII, SAWYER.A MILLER’S,
East Main St.
May 28, ’O3.
STEIN WAY PIANOS.
ffirst Prize Medal at the World’s Fair,
London, 18G2,
THE undersigned has just received, and in
tuuds to keep constantly on hand a full assort
ment of the unqquailed Piuuoa manufactured by
p n '* a y k Sons of Now York.
.—rr 1 * nstr nnioui .will bo .carefully selected in
Manufactory, and .will be sold at the
New York Cash Factory Prices,
the addition of Freight to .Carlisle.
L'i*n»' V i ri^0 i 1 £ uarant °° °f entire satisfuetien .will bo
u uy the subscriber to each purobusor.
anvM^ 003 to invited to call
xamino these unrivalled Pianos, at
R- E. Shapley’s Jewelry Store,
ain ®^ r ootj’3d door oast of tho Mansion House,
„ 11 the li ail mad Depot.
■^V^ DH '} KD PlANOS rccoii’edin exolmngo
‘“PUor ealq nnd to rent.
28, 1863 —] v,
1,16
1,25
* 4,75
1,60
6 75
-45 a 44
Should your nearest Druggist not hare the arti
cle, do not bo put off by any of the intoxicating
preparations that may bo offered In its place, but
send to us, and wo will forward, securely packed,
by express.
Principal Office & Manufactory,
No. 631 ARCH ST.
JONES & EVANS,
john k: staVman,
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONSENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTMC
A PURE TONKJ.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND‘B GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by Dr. U. U'. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
will effectually euro Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Dobilify, Disease of
the Kidneys, and oil diseases arising from a dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or
-Bloodto the. Head, Aseidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for 'Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter
ing at tho Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing, Fluttering
at tho Heart, Chocking or Suffocating Sensations
when in a lying posture, dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
tho Hoad, Deficiency of Prospiration, Yellowness
of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tho Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in tho Flesh* Constant Imaginings of Ev«l, and
great Depression 6f Spirits. And . will positively
prevent Yellow Feyc r ; Billions Fever, Ac.
HOOFLAND’S .GERMAN BITTERS .!
Arc not a now and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial bytho American pub
lic; and their reputation and sale, are not rivalled
hy any similar preparation.
Tho proprietors have thousands of Loiters from
the most eminent .
Clergymen, lawyers, piusicians,
and CITIZENS,
.Testifying of their own personal knowledge, to the
beneficial effect and medical virtues of these Bit
tors. •
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want a good Appetite ?
Do yon -want to build up your constitution ?
Bo you want to fed well?
Bo you want to get rid of nervousness?,
Bo you want energy ?
Do you want to sloop Well ?
Bo you want a lifidc.and vigorous fooling ?.
If you do, uso HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BIT
TERS. • ; .
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Thoro aro many preparations sold under tho
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compound
ed,of tho cheapest whisky.or common rum, costing
from 20 to <lO eonts per gallon, tbo taato disguised
by Anisp or Coriander Seed. ,
This class of Bitters has caused and will,contin
ue to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundreds
to die the death, of'the drunkard. ' By their use
tho system is kcptcqrtfinually under tho influence
of Alcholio Stimulants of (ho worst ’kind, the de
sire for Liquor is created and kept up, and tho re
sult is all thy horrors attendant upon a.drunkard's
[fo and death.
F.or those who desire and WILL HAVE a Li
quor-Bittera, wo publish the following receipt; Got
ONE BOTTLE lIOOFLAND’S GERMAN BIT
TERS and mix with THREE QUARTS OF GOOD
BRANDY OR WHISKEY, ami tho rosulb will bo
a preparation that will FAR EXCEL in medical
virtues and true excellence any of tbp numerous
iquor Bitters in the market* a,nd.wili COST MUCI
LESS. You will have all tbo virtues bfHOOFL
AND’S BITTERS in connection with a GOOD ar*
tide or Liquor, at a much loss price, than thosb in
ferior preparations will cost you.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS !
AND' THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
Wo call attention of all having relations or friends
in tho army to tho faettbat ‘ Hooflamrs Gorman Bit
ters'will euro nine tenths of the disoates induced by
exposures and privations incident to camp life. In
tbo Hats, published almost daily-in tho newspapers,
on tho arrival of tho aidc. U will bo.notlood that-a
-Very largo proportion tiro sutlerins, .from debility.
Every of that-kind .can bp .readily cured
by HonQaiid's Gcrtnap Bitters, Diseases resulting
from disorders pf the digestive organ's aro speedily
removed. .-Wo have ho hesitation in suiting*that, if
these Bitters were freely used .among our soldiers,
hundreds‘of lives might bo saved, that otherwise.
"will bo lost;
Wo call particular attention to the following re*
lark able and well uiithenticncd euro of one.of the
atiou’s heroes, whoso life, to iisohis own language,
.has been saved by Bitters.”"
. PiitnADELPin a, August 23rd, 1802 •
jiftiaivß, Jonw «fc Eiian*. —Well, gentlemen, your
Iloollaud’s German .Bitters has saved my life.
There is no. mistake in this. It is vouched for by
numbers my comrades, some of whoso names
are appended, and ivho were fully- cognizant of all
the circumstances of .my case, il am, and have
bpon for the last four years, a member of Sherman's
celebrated. battery, and under the -ilnmouiato'
uoriuuaiid of Captain 11. B. Ayers. Through the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties, I was
aeked in November last with inilaiiiation of the
..ngs, and was fQrsovonty-twoda.ys.iu the.hospital.
This was followed by great debility, heightened by
an attack of dysentery. , I was then removed from
the White House, and sent to this city on board
the Steamer “ State of Maine," from which-1 land
ed oh the 2Sth of, Juno. Since that tiulo I hayo
been about as low as any one could be.and still re
tain a spark of vitality. For a week or more.l was
scarcely able to swallow anything, and if X did force
a morsel down, it was immediately thrown up
again. ' .
I could not oven keep a glass of water on my
stomach. Life could not last under those circum
stances : and, according!}', the physicians who
•had boon working faithfully, though unsuccessful
ly, to. rescue mo from the grasp of.the dread Arch-1
er, frankly told mO they could do:no. more for mo, j
and advised me to see-a clergyman, and to make
such’disposition of my limited funds as best suitbd
mo.. An acquaintanceSvho visited mo at the hospi
tal, Mr. Frederick Stciubron, of Sixth below Arch
Street, advised mo, as a forlorn hope, to try your
-Hitters, and kindly procured a bottlh. From the
.time I commenced taking them the gloojpy shadow!
of death receded, and J am now, thank Clod fqr it/
gottingibottor. Though I have takon'bufc t>fo bot
tles, I have gained.ton pound*, and .1-fool sanguine
f' being permitted to rejoin my wife - and
lighter, from whom I have hoard nothing for
ween months, : for, gentlemen, I am a loyal
;inian, from the vicinity of Front Iloyal. To
■ invaluable Hitters I owe the certainty of life
which has taked the place of.vague fears—to your
Hitters will I owe the, glorious privilege of again
clasping to my bosom those who aro dearest to mo in
life.
Virgi
3'our
Tbreo Piajios at $lOO bolow tho factory price, on
account of tbe Philadelphia Company closing out.
I wil soli at tbo Jomdr;y atoro tbreo llosowood Pi
anos, warranted at £ thoir value, on easy terms, if
called on soon.
A cry truly yours, ISAAC jjALONB. ( CarlisJo, April 30, 1563,
• ,We fully concur in the truth of tho above state
ment, as-Wo-had despaired of seeing our comrade,
Mr.' Mglonp, .restored to health.
John .Cuddloback,' Ist Now York Battery.
Gcorgo ; A,-Ackley, Co. C., 11th Maine.
iLowis Chevalier, 92d Now York.
I. E. Spencer, Ist Artillery, Battery I*.
J. B. Faaewoll, Co B. 3d Vermont.
Henry BJ Jeromo, Co. B. do.
Henry T, Mao Donald, Co C. 6th Maine.
John F. Ward, Co. E. sth Maine.
Herman Koch, Co. H. 72d Now York.
• Nathaniel B. Thomas; Co. F. 95th Penn,
AndrewjJ. Kimball, Co. A. 3d Vermont.
John Jonkins, Co. B. 100th Penn, f
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
See that the signature of " C. M, JACKSCy."
Is on tho WItAPPER of each bottle.
Price Per Bottle 75 Cents, or Half
Dozen for $4OO.
(Successors to C. M. JACKSON <t C 0.,)
jpS?' For Sale .by Druggists and Dealers in every
:own iu tbo United. States.
May 28, 1863—lyr
FIVE-TWENTY t.S. LOAN.
KEE, Dunlap and 00., of Carlisle, have
been appointed Agents for tho sale of (ho
United States Six per cent. Five-Twkntv Years
Loan. Amounts can be-had to suit the means of
different individuals. The interest ou this loan is
payable, and will ’be paid in Gold.
• April, Iff? 1863.—2 m.
TVTOTICJBi .is hereby given that Letters of
-Ll Administration on tbo.cstato of*John Ferrco,
into of Southdmptpn -township, .(oc'd, have, been
granted to the undersigned, residing in -Shippens
burg township. All personsAndobtcd to tho estate
are requested to make payment immediately, and
those having claims against tbo.cstato will also,
present thorn for settlement. • ’
PRIVATE.SALE.
A tract of Land, situate in Black Log Val
ley, -Juniata county,. Ta., . containing Sixty,
acres, with a
TANNEIyr, SAW MILL AND NINE DWELLING
Also seven other Tracts of Land and adjoining
the above and each other, containing in the whole
about
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
easy and well set with timber, especially
bark sutlieient for the Tannery for.n gen
eration to come. This is the best location for the
business in the county, us respects baric and water
power. The house and tannery apparatus are in
good order; and conveniently .arranged. There is
a good stationary engine in the building, in good
working order. All the buildings are suitable uml
substantial. This property will certainly be sold,
and on advantageous terms. Apply• to .the under
signed, who is authorized by the owner, to sell.
Persons who wish to see the property are referred
to David Lanvbr, who lives near.it. The purchas
er, cun have possession immedintdly.
WITCHES. ,& JEWEEUY.
A T tho sign of the “ Gold Engle,” 3 doors
above -\. Cumberland Valley Bank, and two
doors-below tuo Methodist Church on West Main
fi. strpet, the, largest and best selected stock of
/jpTj WATCHES and JEWELRY in tho town,
bo sold 30 per cent, lower than at any
place in tho .State, .The stock comprises a largo
assortmontof Gold <fc Silver Hunting-case Watcher.,-
Levers, Lopines, American watches, and all other
kinds and stylos, gold and silver Chains,
Jewelry of all 'kirn.'], Spectacles, Gold and silver;
plated and t>llver Wa'o, Music Boxes, Acoordcons,
a groit .variety of (Fancy'Articles,
and ji lot of the finer' Pianos, which will bo sold *lO
per cent, dower than «. ror offered in town. Tho en
tire stock of Watchmaker-tools, cases, largo Mirrors
a.nd Safe, will bo sold wholesale or retail ouitlic
easiest terms. - . •. ;
• selected a first class workman all kinds
olj repairing .bo done, as usual, at reduced
prices.
SHIRTS ! SHIRTS !i
hftve tho largest and finest shirts over
T T offered in this p! ao o,
SHIRTS at 12,00 per dos.
do. • “ 15,00 “ “
do. « 20,00 <' “
do. “ 25.00 “ “
do. “'30,00 “ u
warranted to bo of tho beet and most celebrated
,-^ ou S^ fc before tho late advance in prices,
sold by tho dozen or single. .Ifyou wanta
Perfect Fitting Shirt,
call at
March 18’ ’63.
SPRING TRADE, J 863.
NEW GOODS! 1
TVT OW offering an immense variety of
-L1 CLOTHS,
■OASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
COTTON GOODS, io.
Tor Men & Boys’ Wear,
in a larger variety, than can bo found in any estab
lishment in this place, and at as low prices as can
bo sold any whore, to suit tasto and pocket. Wo
manufacture tho above goods to order, in the latest
stylos, or soli per yard. Customers wishing to buvo
tho goods bought of us, cut, can bo accommodated,
free of charge. An early inspection of our goods
and prices, respectfully solicited.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover St., Clothing Emporium.
March 10,1863.
Proprietors.
JOB PRINTING lastly executed at this
office
April, 186$,
Diincainiou Grlst'and Saw niillu
for Real.
The late tenant, having died
suddenly, these excellent mills are for rent.—
The Country custom' Is largo. . The Duooannon
Iron Works absorb all tho flour oflail and feed
that can bo ground on tho four run of stones.—
There is now about 2000 bushels of Grain in tho
mill. Tho saw mill will cut 80 foot timber, and Is
of tho most approved construction. Apply to
W. J. STEWAUT,
Duno&nuon, Perry Co. Pa.
May 21,1803—0 t.
Pi'otUoiio ary’s Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Cnmlerla.
County*
IN the matter of the petition of John W.
Foust, assignee of William N. Russell and Sam
uel Pi Harper, for discharge : Now, to wit: April
IS, 1803, rulo granted on all interested to show
eapso at tho next term of tho’Court, why tho peti
tioner should not bo discharged.
By tub Court,
Test, UKNJ. DUKE, Frothy.
May 21, 1303—3 t. .
Auditor’* Notice.
THE undersigned, auditor appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland
County, to marshal and distribute tbo balance in
the bands of G. W. Criswell, ngigneo of Joseph Bu
cher, to anil among tbo creditors, will meet tho
parlies interested an .said estate, for 'that purpose,
at his office in tho Borough of Carlisle, on Satur
day, tho 13th day of June, 1863, at 10-o’clock, A.
,M. 0. E. MAGLAHQIILIN,
J Auditor.
May 21/63—3t.
NOTICE.
TO the heirs of Elizabeth Bowman, deed.,
late, of tho township of West PennsWongh,
and County of Cumberland, Pa.
By virtue of a writ of Partition and Valuation,
I will hold au Inquisition on the Real Estate ol
tho said deceased; on the premisbs/n West Penns
borough township, Cumberland. County, on Thurs
day, the 11th day.of June, 1863,' at 10 o’clock, A.
M., of which you will take notice.
. J. T.RIPPEY, Shcrlf:
Sheriffs Office, Carlisle, May 1-1/63 —It. , .
5-20 year tnlted Slates Bonds
foi- Sale.
TILE undersigned having been appointed
agent for tho sale, of these Bonds, is-prepared
to furnish them to individuals in sums of $5O, $lOO,
$5OO, and $lOOO Bonds, These Bonds aro called
“Five-twenties," because, whilo they'aro twenty
y'onr-Bonds, they may be redeemed by the Govern
ment in gold, at any timb after five years. They
pay Six,per .cent, interest, in f/old, three per cent,
every six months, on *lho .Ist day of May and No
vember, and nro sold at par, Persons desirous of
making an investment in,those Bonds, can do so
by calling upon the undersigned, at the Carlisle
Deposit Bunk. \\. M. BEETEM,
Carlisle, April 2-1, ’o3—3m. Ayenf.
Admluislratbr’s KToU««.
April 23, ISG3-~Gt.
VALUABLE PROBERTIT
AT
HOUSES
thereon erected. Tho capacity of this Tannery is
from ton .to twelve hundred cords of hark annu
ally. _
EDMITND S. DOTY,
for the Owner
Mifilintown, April 16, IS62
Gold P.;ns arid Pencils,
ISAAC LIVINGSTON’S
North Handvor St., Emporium,
MY GOODS.
Since the rapid decline in gold, tbo subscriber
who has on bund tbo largest stock of goods in the
county, by taking every opportunity
and favorable turn in tbo market, is now soiling,
goods at lower prices than, can be purchased in
any of. tbo cities. I have reduced tbo prices of
DE LAINES,
FANCY DRESS SILKS AT COST,
Burnges, lawns, Valencies, Ac., at last year's
priccs-'-Bitlmoral Skirts, Unbleached Mualina at
low rates—Calicoes of every quality and stylo at
lower prices than heretofore.
CLOTHS, '
CASSIJIEKS,
SATINETS,
NOTIONS, ic.
A varied assortment of.Carpets,.at the old prices
and at least 50 per cent, lower titan can bo pur
chased at PIIILADEH’UIAWHOLEeALEpriccs.
OIL CLOTHS, '
LOOKING GLASSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
at prices before tbo rise. I.respectfully-nanicit
those iu want of Goods call aud examine my stock
before purchasing.
a. vr. bektz.
April 2, 1863. . .
<T ~
Greenfield Sc Sheafer
ijx'AVE- REMOVED. ®0 TIIEIU NEW
A-A and beautiful SXOUE ROOM South-east cor
ner of Market Square, opposite Irvin’s Shoo Store.
Having just returned from New Vork and Phila
delphia, wo are now prepared to offer superior in
ducements to any other house in tho.cimnlry.
Our variety of Dross’Goods is immense: -
Plain Alpacas, single and double width, all the
Knobby shades of the season.
Brocade Oriental Lusters,
' Plain Oriental Lusters, all shades,
Plaid Oriental Lusters, all shades,
Plai.i and Plaid-Mozambipnes,
Plaid and Plain Poplins,
more desirable limn any Silk. Pongu Mixtures,
Delaines, Chullies, Lawns, Organdies, Chiutsis, &c.
.DOMESTIC "GOODS.'
A heavy' stock of Checks,-Muslins, Prints,
Ginghams, Cottonadcs,.«tc., will be sold at reason
able rules.
• Bombazines; Cushmers, Alpacas, Black Wool De
laines, ai) grades, single and double widths. Reps,
Plain .Bareges, Crape Veils. Crape Collars, Crape
Setts, Mourning Shawls in great varieties.
Wo have paid particular attention to the above
line of goods, pi the buying, - and cun offer them at
astonishingly low prices.
The largest assortment of fancy Cassimcrea ever
offo.edliu this market. Also, o»r usual assortment
N.otione,
Hosiery,
. . Gloves, .
Trimmings, &c.
GREENFIELD I. SHEAFER,
South-east oornor of High St. and Market Sfluaro,
-2nd door from tho Corner.
April I/1563.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
818*33 the decline' in .Foreign Exchange
wo (Lflidicbj Sawyer A Miller) have received
our stock of
T: P. BLAIR.,
Adm hi tHlyutof,
embracing all the latest -fabrics .md-newest stylos in
the.-market, plain and fancy- Silks, wool and silk
Poplins, Pimgits, Glacias, Tinta doth, Shepherd
Plaids, Grenadines, Bareges, Lawns, Delaines, Ac.'
All kinds of-Mourning and Clincra! goods of
Besson’s importations, spring Mantles, Shawls,
Balmoruls, Hoop skirts, suq Umbrellas, Parasols,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ac. Glofhs, Qaaaimercs, Vestings
plain and fancy, nU-lthiddMf ptfnKiVgtiublowprices.!
Wa have a .largw slock of 'Ue>ftf'ahle gnoda, suck
us fancy silks, dress goods,idelaliloa, bareges, lawns
and many other-goods loft over from lust season
which wo will sell at last years prices,. Wo have
ah immense stock,'of.Domestic Goods.- Also, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Looking Glasses,
House Ac, Wo will make.addi
tions to our stock as thc.sc J> «on advances. Thank
ful for past patronage, wo hope to merit a continu.-,
unco Of tho suino.
liBIDICII, SAWYER & MILLER.
April 2,180,!. . "
TTIIE undersigned havingrpurchasod the
•entire stock of Groceries of C. Inboffj on tlae
south-east corner of Market' Square, arid made
Considerable,additions, is now prepared to supply
bis friends arid the public, with all k iritis of choice
goods, at tho lowest market rates.' His-stock com
prises
. COFFEES,
TEAS,
Salt, Spices groundan.d ungrorind, Choose, Crack
ers, Coffee Essences, Fish by wholesale or retail.
Brooms, Brushes,-Tobacco,‘Segura,.Snuff, Matches,
Blacking, Bod’Cords,
GLASS,-CHINA, STONE, AND QUEENSWARE,
Godarwaro. Notions, and nil other articles usually
kept in a first class (Grocery storo.
In regard to prices, I .can say that it is my de
termination to soli goods at the lowest possible
figure. ( ’
Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of country produce
taken at market prices.
Ho hopes by strict attention to business, and a
Reposition to please, to merit and secure a share of
mblio patronage.
Carlisle, April IC, 186.1
A fresh and gc* oral assorfc-
E SjPf mont of Grccorics constantly
on band, embracing the beat qualities ir tho mar
ket, such -aavCoffooSi Sugars, Spices, Table Oils,
Pickles,. Crackers, M/mroui, Citron,' Raisins, as
well as all tho varieties belonging to a good grocery
store, together with a suitable assortment of tho
finest
,Synips.& Molasses, Mackerel, Salmon,
Baskets, Tubs, Churns, and other articles for house
hold use, including a fine assortment of
R. E. SIUPLEY.
China, Glass & Queensware,.
The public hayo oup thanks for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon us in tho'past. Wo hope tc
merit a.sbare.of jtboir custom in tho future.
April 16, 1303. J. W. FBY.
NEW DRUG STORE.
T[IB undersigned has just opened a new
DUUQ STORE, in South Ilanovor Street,
next door to C.. 'luhoiTa -Grocery Store, whore he
has just received and opened a largo stock of
Drugs,
Dye-Stuffs,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, and ■Fancy Articles. Al
*o, a largo lot of
Tobacco and Scgars,
or the,most favorite brands, Coni Oil Lamps and
Shades, Burning Eluid, Confocticnarios, Fiuita,
Nuts, Coal Oil, Alcohol, Stationary, Patent Medi
cines, and all other articles connected with our.lino.
All of which .wo-will sqll ut,prices,to suit fho times.
Proscriptions carefully compounded by a competent
druggist.
Carlisle, April 23, IBC3
yVLISES, Trunks, Carpet Bags,'Umbo
rallus ,£o. French solo leather Trunks, La*
dies travelling of largo sizes, brass bound,
of tbo best makes, in largo variety at
ISAAC LININGSTON’S,
. .North llanovor Street.
Manch 10, *63; * .
Handkerchiefs, Ties, stooka, mb
bops, Su'apon<lors, Unilor Shirts, Drawers, a
beautiful assortment, oan bo found at
ISAAC LIVINGSTON’S, .
North Hinoror St., Emporium.
Much I», 'S3,
REMOVAL
MOURNING: GOODS!
Cloths and Cassintcrcs.
1863.
FOREIGN DRESS SPRING GOODS,
SUGARS,
SYRUPS,
anew goods.
Chemicals,
DAVID EADSXON.
trunks: trunks::
In Goods, Wares, and Merchandise), and of Distil*
lors, Browers, Lumbermen, t ßocr and Bating Hous
es* a. 0., within the County of Cumberland, as ap
praised and classified by. Thomas P. Uaoket, Mer
cantile Appraiser, and by him returned to tho un
dersigned, Treasurer of said County., to wit
-0 Carlisle.
A' W Bontz,' dry goods,
Lcidieb, Sawyer A Miller, dry goods 10
Chas. Ogilby, Trustee, dry goods, 13
J W 23by, groceries, - li
John Ilycr, do. . . 13
Win. Boutz, do. 13
M Mjcrs, do. 13
J F Steel, do.
Burney Hoffman, groceries, 14
A O Lcchlcr, . do. 14
George Leiby, do. 14
Joseph D Halbert, -do. •' 14
Susan Winchel, do. ~ 14
II 0 Woodward, produce,! , ■ 11
Henderson A Keed, do., . 12
J 21 Konemakor, do. 13
J A D Rhoads, do. . 14
Henry Saxton. hardware, .30
Lewis WLyno, do. 12
Armstrong A JlofTur, liunberand cool 13
Oliver Delaney, do. 13
S M Hoover, ' do. 14
A B Ewing, furniture, 34
Henry Rhoads, do. .14
William M Miles, fancy goods, 14
B 11 Jameson, do. 14
Greenfield A Shoaffcr, dry goods, , 13
R E Shapley, jewelry, . V 1-:
Thomas Conlyn, do. .1]
F C Kramer; • do. ' D
■James Loudon,books, itc,, 1-1
|A M- Piper, do. . 3-J
John D Gorgas. stoves, H
Mrs. Mary Morris, do. • ' l-i
Samuel Elliott, drugs, * I*l
SW HftVorstick,-do. J 3
D 11 llalston, do. 11
S M.Kioffer, confectionery, l-i
Jacob Sener, shoes, ’ 14
Robert Moore, do. • . 14
John Irvine, dc. 3.4
A Elliott, Agt. do. 34
S Knsminger,, robes, Ac.. -, 14
H S Ritter, merchant tailor, 14
John Fuller, •'• do. 14
J D’Meck, t do. U
David Keeny; do. 14
Andrew MonastuUh, do. 14
Samuel Mohasmith, do. -U
J 11 Callio, huts, 34
J Boas A Co., hats, - 3 4
John Keller, do. 14
Mrs M NolT, millinery, 14
Eliza Stahl, < do. ■ 14
Mrs, J Hutton, do. ' 34
Mrs E Williams, do; 14
David Cornman, flour and food, 14
GW.Brandt, do. 1-4
John Schmohl, bakor, 34
Wni Sellers, do. ’ - 14
LcwiaFnber do. 14
John Sellers, do. 24
David Sipo, paper, Ac., It
Michael A ISnsmingcr, leather, • 34
ilcn r y Harkncss’, marketing, 14
Allison A Kecny, do. ■ 14
WilliaiU .Wort, do. 14
Isaac Livingston, clothing, -13
Arnold A Co., do. 23
J W Smiley, do. 13
E B Leonard, do. 13
S C Huyett, do. 34
David Fredericks, marketing, 14
William Askew, do. 14
James Callio, do. 14
Benjamin Hosier, dealer, 3 4
Goo P Myers A Sou, groceries, 14
Peter Faust, produce,,
J Tcmplcr, bakor, •
East Pennsboroush
R TI Hummel,.lumber,.
May A Linglefu-ld, lumber,.
Adam Eslinger, do.
Geo W Fooler, dry goods,
D. Dcnlingor, do.
William Banks, groceries,
Jacob llcnnirigor, do.
Michael McCormick, groceries,,
S. R. Patterson, produce,
Michael'Free, do.
David Brown, marketing,
Mechanicsburg
•Chronifltcr A Prugh, dry goods,
Comfort A Brother, ‘ do.
Brludlo A Nicawangor, do.
I .John Reiglo, do.
Kaufman A. Oswald, produce,
Thomas B-Bryson, ' do.
John. Johnson A Son, do,
ifaeharins'A Havorstick, do,'
Joseph MUloison, lumber,
Goo Hummel, lumber and.coal,
Daniel Grabill, clothing,
L W Ahrahms, do/
J F- RalTenshorgor, music,
Bobb A Qarrotaon, hardware,
Boyer A Eborly, . do,
R Wilson A Son, stoves,
! Win Wondorlicb, do.,
•Lcidigh A Mathews, stoves,
J r B Herring, drugs,
Chirk A Hostettcr, drugs,
Ira Day/ ' do;
II Thomas, groceries,
Robert Mills, do.
Armstrong A Son, groceries,
S G-Bowman, do.
J. Emmingor, do.
Samuel W Worst, furniture,
John Rupp, do.
Miller A Ehqrly, dealers,.
Brandt A Co., produce,
G. KolraoS, shoes,
Ijcvi Rcigle, hats,
Jacob Swartz, jewelry,
•E S Keene, ‘ do.
Kiefer A Greaves, merchant tailor,
Jacob’.'Wincman, baker,
J J Smith, do.
Mrs S Bryan, millinery,
Oliver Drown, fancy goods,
Goo Stoihour, marketing,.
Marshall A Devlunoy, marketing,
George Koscr, do,
Klink A Brother, dry goods,
Tbps McCnndlish, do.
Stough A Elliott, do.
J A Kuuklo, hardware,
SG Wild, drugs,
Mrs. M. B. Hoed, drugs,
W 3, McCullough, groceries,
S M Ghmscr, do.
J II Miller, drugs,
Joseph Xaughlin, clothing,
J. B. Cobach, Agt., stoves,
G W Mull, , , do
Anthony Fuhrman, marketing,
John Hard, do
3.11. Randall, merchant tailor
JOHN HYER.
S-C Hollar, groceries
Tasman A Bro., do
Philip Dotrioh, ' -do
Jacob Paguo,' do •
J H Fastuach A Co., groceries,
P S Artz, do
J Heck A Co., dry goods,
J A J B Roddig, do
George II Stuart, do
Stovick A McPihoraon do
B J Snoddy, furniture,
David Criswell, do
Henry Duke, do
HostetterA Skiles, clothing
J. Bridges, merchant tailor
JII Rankin, drugs •
John Stambach, do
John C AUick, do
BKKollor, do
Mrs M Dubhs, millinery
J Landis, jewelry
Hiram Hysiagor, do
Grabill A Harper, banjjyaro
A McPherson, do .
A J Wolf, stoves
Israel M Ilykos, do
Ruby A Lawton, produce
J V Blair, do
Siorer A Anglo, coal AO.
James Kolao, stationary
G B Coles, bats ao.
G W Croft, do
Bonj Biggs, marketing
Samuel Myers, do
Jaocb B Hostetler, do
Bonj Plank
S D JlcKiunoy, dry goods
Win II Eckels, dry goods,
John J Coble, do
David Strohipj . do
Jacob Simmons, do >
Jacob W Loidich, dry goods
Joseph. Fink, merchant tailor
John B Loidigb, produce
F fereckmaker, marketing v
William Reed, confectionary)
LIST OF DEALERS
Clan,
Nowville.
Sliippensbivrg,
u 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 4 ■
13 10
12 12 50
13 10
13 10
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
. 14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
12 12 50
13 10
14 7
14 7
10 20
n is
14 7
14 7
14 7
1,4 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
Dickinson
u r
jt r
Silver Spring.
u. 1
13 10
* 13. 10.
u r
14 1
14 t
13 10'
14 I
14 r
Qeorgo Duoy, marketing 14 7
W W Wambaugh, furniture 14 7
Hampden.
D Rupp, dry goods, • IS JO
James II Johnston, dry good* 14 7
Qoo L Hale, stoves 14 ' 7
Cyrus Templin, furniture, y
Mqscs Baggot, conefotiohary 14 7
D Rupp, produce 14 7
Frankford.
William Green, dry goods
H Buckwalter, groceries
Lower Allen.
Bltuer A Wise, shoes
Abram Brower, dry goods
John Coleman, do
Eli W Wise, do .
William Ornll, marketing
John Young, do
Qecirge Brubaker do
Christian Kberly, dealer .
Monroe.
Brindlo A Sons, dry goods 13 10
U J Stephens, do . • 14 7
D L Dovinoy, drugs 14 7
Ueury Spahr, flour 14 7
Samuel Plank, dealer • 14 . 7
Jacob Gregor, groceries ~14 7
Newton.. "
Ferguson A Co., dry goods 14 , 7
,S Miller A Sons, do . ■ 14 7
Bowers A Myers, ~do ,1-4 7
A.Minich, . .do . 14 7
Hursh 4 Hays. do 14 7
Lewis,4 Brother,'groceries - 4 7
Snyder .4 Kncttle/ do 11 15
J4J 1* Ilursh, do 11 ]5
Kowcohier 4 Smith, ■ do 13 10
J 4 J B Ilursh, Oakville, produce 33 10
Henry P Snyder, shoes . . J 4 7,
Jacob M Wagnuo, marketing . ,14' 7
Keweomer A Smith, produce 14, 7
S.-6'trohm, dry goods. 13 10
Ne w burg.
Koontz it, Stevick, dry goods , 13,. 10
Janies Green, Jo 13 10
Shucinnker.& Elliott, do 14 7
David Hoover, flour 14, if
Christian Stevick, furniture 14 .7
George Russel, do 14 7
Win M Watts, do 14 7
Miss E Russel, do ,14 7
Jacob Beetum, marketing 14 7
Alex Goodliart £ Co., do - 14 7
Southampton.
George Coffey, dry goods 13 10
L Stroll m, do 13 10
George Clever, do 14 7
J. Seliobb & Bro. do .14 7
M illiam Hawk, marketing 14 ' 7
Middlesex.
J If Swiler, dry goods
E L Sbryock, do
New Cumberland,
Charles Oyster, lumber 13
Lee & Eberly, • do 12
James & Mossor, do . 13
Valentine Feetnan, lumber 14
T Wiliet, dry goods 14
John G Miller, do 14
Rumfert & Co., produce 13
Upper Allen.
Gnswiler & Zug, dry goods 13
John Swartz, merchant tailor 14
i West, Pennsborough. ,
| Line it Givler, produce 13 10
l Ilomsher & Drawhaugh, do 13 10
l Henderson & Reed, do ,14 7
i Edwin Janies, dry goods 14 7
1 Ehor James, do , 13 10
1 Tobias Sites, marketing 14 7
William Bishop, do „ 14 .7
! Peter Hess, do 14 7
G W Robinson, dry goods 14 ' 7
J W Hanshow, do 14 7
l John Greasori. do 14 7
’ Sovttk Middleton.
? Kaufman £ Wcbbort, drygoods 13 10
„ AMLeidieh, do -13 10
j Alexander it Mullin, do 13 10
iS N Divert, do 14 7
I Siimuel Shupp, flour 14 , 7
II C Keep, furniture 14 7"
J D Newman, shop 14 7
Beer, Oysfer and Ealing Houses.
Frederick Kenner, Carlisle, 7 $lO
Gotleih Sweitzor, -do 7 10
Michael Meehan’ do 7 10
Mrs M McDonough do 7 . 10
Andrew Gould, do ' 7 .10,
John Castor, do’ 7 10
Mrs II Peters, do ■ 7 10;
William Sykes, , do 7 , 10*
John Hoffman, do 7 . 10
Mrs IB Williams, d 6 7 10
Mrs Wood, do 7 10.
George Poland, do : 7- 10’
Mrs J Low, do 7 10
Mrs C Myers, dd 7 10
Samuel Brown, do 7 10
Frederick Colder, do 7 10
F Aichele, do 7 10'
Chas Franciscos, do 7 10
Joseph Coble, East Fonnshoro’ 7- 10
John Glessner, do 8 5
George Oravliij, do 7 10
Olms A llenneherger, Newton 7 10.
J J Crawford, Newville 8 5
Wm S Dunlap, do 8 5
John Maloy, Mechanicshurg 7 10
Peter Wagner, do 7 10
John Fought,, do • , - 7 10
Samuel Rupert, do 7- 10
William Shuster, Shippensburg, ■ 7 10
Green & Shnghrs, do 7 10
10 00
10 00
12 50
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00,
James Mackey,. do
Peter Miller, do
J. G. Oylcr,
Ann ATiuhellen,
Brewers and Distillers,
Wm Alexander, •Carlisle
AVjn Barnitz, do
Zaclmrias, Miloy &0., Upper Allen
Billiard Tables.
George Poland, 2 Tables
Rudolph Pabgt, 2 Tables
Notice is hereby given, to. all persons
named in the above list, that by an Act of
Assembly approved April Ilth, 18C2, Coun
ty Treasurers are required to bring suit and
collect all licenses remaining unpaid on or
before the first day of July next, and by oth
er Acts of Assembly, venders of vinions,
spiritous, malt or brewed liquors, without li
cense, are also liable to indictment in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, Those interested
are therefore requested to lift the,ir- licenses
without delay and save (ho costs, ifco.
joun gutsiiall;
Treasurer of Cumberland County.
May 7, 1803.
HO i FOR KELLEIi’S
HAT AND CAP STORE.
THE subscriber has removed his Hat and
Cup Storo to' the opppsito side of the street, to
the bduso formerly occupied .by P. Monyer, and
next door to Coruman’s Sboo Store. Having a
much larger-rco-a, I have increased ,my stock of
goods, so that I am now prepared to furnish the
public .withialMho now styles of
. HATS,[CAPS, AND STRAWY HATS,
at prices to suit the times* My stock consists
of Silk, Casdinior tind Russia Hats, all kinds
and prices of soft hats, city aa well as homo manu
facture, from the common'wool up to. the finest
Russia and Nutra* A good assortment of men
and boys’ caps. . v • , . ■ .
Also, mens, boys, and childrens fancy straw hats.
Having improved moans for manufacturing,-any"
kind or shape of hats will bo made to order, at
short notioo. .
Being a praotioal Hatter, fully understanding the
business, I hope by strict attention to receive a
a liberal patronage.
JOHN A. KELLER, 4gt. -
P. S. Old bats colored and repaired at jo&oder*
ate prices. • *
Carlisle, April \* f 15ff£
14 7
14 7
14 7'
13 10
14 7
14 7
14 7.
14 7.
14 • 7
14 , 7.
Petm
14 7
14 7
10
12 50
10
should ,-havo this remedy at hand, for its timclv use
at the first appearance of Lameness will effectually
prevent those formidable diseases, to wbioli aU
horses aro liable, and,which reader so.many 'ethef*
wise valuable horses nearly worthiest.
DR. SWEET! S
Infallible Liniment,
SOLD IF ft* S FRIEKD,
To ayoid imposition, observe t^e ’signature and
Likeness of Dr. Stephen Sweet on e'very label, and
also -* Stephen Sweet’s Infallible Liniment*', blown
in the glass c.t each bottle, without’which.none ore
genuine. ■ •
**■*
DR. SWEET’S
INFALLIBLE
LI NX ME If %
GRE4T REMEDY
For. Rheumatism, Gout,
Lumbago, Stiff Neck and Joints, ’
Sprain?, Eruises Cuts and
~ Wounds, Piles, Head
ache, and all Rheu
matic and Ner
vous Dis
orders. :
For all of which it is a spoody and certain reme
dy, .and never fails. This Liniment is prepared
from the recipe of J)r. Stephen Sweet, of Connec
ticut, the famous bone setter, and has been used
in his practice for more than twenty years with
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preparation boforc the public, of which the most
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Rhoumutic Disorders of every kind, and’in thou*
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It will relievo the worst cases of ZTeadaeAs hi
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, malignant and dangerous, but a 'timely applica
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Sprains arc sometimes .very obstinate; and ;on
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Chilblains, Frosted Feet, and.lnsect Sites and-Stihyi' ■
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the Groat National Bono Setter.
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Is known all oyer’tho-United States.
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Cures. Cuts and wounds immediately and le&T&i &•
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~' • • v . • - 9 .. A
Taken Internally cures Colic, Uholra Morbus and
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Is truly a “ friend in need,” and every family should,
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Is for salo by all Druggists. Rrico 25 and’ 5
cents.
A Friend In Need* Try It.
DR. SIFEET/S. INFALLIBLE .LINIMENT, al
an external remedy, is without a rival, and will
alleviate pain more speedily, than any other prepa
ration.. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders
ic is truly infallible, and as a curative for Sores,
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TO HORSE OWNERS.
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arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching,' it*
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speedily, i Spavin and Ringbone may ,bp easily
prevented and cured in their incipient stages, .bill,
confirmed cases are beyond, the possibility of a,
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desperate or hopeless but it may bo .alleviated bjr
this Linimcmt, and its faithful application will al*
trr;ys remoj'o the Lameness, and enable the horses
to travel with comparative ease.
Every Horse Owner •
IS. TUB
And thousand have found it truly
A Friend in Need !
CAUTION
RICHARDSON-4, CO.
• Sole Proprietors,'Norwich, Cl.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, General Agent*.’
46 Cl iff Street, Now York.
Sold by all dealers everywhere.
March
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