B.ix.-A letter from
tont °tUo rhiluJclphia papers; 1 da
-23, says:
■“ -,,1,-tituto reoartod to-day. by Rapro-
Tb« Ell, c,| iell ok, froni the Committee on
te'iil» lirC ‘h - a fg r the Senate bill ameridft
enrollment not, makes the quota-
W Ol !■ ' to tbe number subject to tbo
proportio - ota „ lin ii not bo filled by
irsf ['-i trnft it allows to be fini{)loyed as
lb! fi r B ‘. norsons not liable to draft-at tbe
(obititutc- not n ] roa( ly-in the service,
time. l> r " existing entollnionts shall
“I n arriving at the age of twenty,
,?o*Uo have been in tbe military
« nll . p ' L, thin two years, and all persons
if "r 'it libth tvlio * 1!W0 evfc r < ‘ ote( ' at ft
-/ election. Any man draf-
°■ within eight days, elect to enlist in
'.nil service i but pilots, engineers and
r .Garins in the naval service may not
masters - Non(j oionl - p (. expopt those
'1 Jr ; allv disabled, tile . President of tbo
[■'•■i t Swtos the Vice President and beads
Vi ' Vr'iiciitivc Departments, Governors of
t mcTinthon r aval and sfcr
■ I n’ml those who, having served t*o Tears,
lie honorably discharged. Persons procur
■ substitutes are exempt only from that
Sf[ ami in no case for more than a year
“iico the same is again placed on tbe enroll
"Ticbiil prescribes tbe penalty of a fine of
c-iWO and an imprisonment not exceeding
, ~n lrs for resiatanue t) tbo draft. It re
• the SiiOO commutation required by tbo
i I,ill ■mil makes tbo lowest limit of in
in’ cases of physical disability, SI2UO
1 -trill Ilf SI(100 per annum. It does not ex
clergymen, or allow tbe Commutation
L-.u-inption'of able-bodied persons.
"X.iiiix Sentiments.—Governor Parker,
(t Xow Jersey, is a true friend of the soldier,
[uni favors increased compensation to the gal
-I,mt men wfm go forth to fight tlio battles of
the country. The following patriotic pas
occurs iii his rfccciit Messagb to the Leg
; jijiire of that :
lie who leaves the endoarntonts and com
fit. «f home, endures the privatioifs of it sol-
uml risks health, and even life to nlain
tiin ilii' unity of the nation, deserves gener
(lh compensation. Men of wealth, who re
main at home, should aid in supporting the
ta nil. "s of .those who volunteer. They who
jjru exempt from military service h.eeause of
j.n'.-inned want *if physical biidnrancb bV roa
wni"f ii ir '\ generally have a fur greater pe
('uiiiarj interest in the existence df thc’gov
,..•uiiviit'than those who rtro Hot exempted
l«v law. Property would bo nf little value if
laf "oviTiinumt be destroyed, and therefore
I[Mpi'utv should be taxed to pay fin* its pm
i v i-'ii. T e soldier should be liberally re-
Uanl "l. not only through local bounties but
IV tin* general government'in b unities and
i;in[itldv compensation. Tlicre is a 1 undent
‘.jtjjuriuiiity for the exercise of economy in
f ,;lic*p respects, hut this should not prevent
jrayini the sol lior well.
' I;/* Kvcry day we have fresh revelations of
il.o \ilhiiny of mou in authority. * r l he cotton
t.alc all’>r Is spoils’for myriads of Ropuldi 1 -
•;m vultures, w ho are at Once, robbing South
ern mmi and defrauding the
lu llrau’ii's n a nn*, is this cniof robbery nev
er to pavs away ? —Dayton Dtnpirc.
[7 A young lady in Obardon, Wisconsin,
Li* jn>t g,deed a verdict of damages
r.gain-t n guy, ho, after eptlrtihg
oin’i' /'Oo li'i'n i/i’nr#, neglected to rftarry her.
IVt sluuild tliiiik ?U),OOU balm enough for
i.ny hauling heart.
t/ - (Literal Cass io said to be so feeble
C-a iii'cannot Jive much longer. lie ia in
hi; t'jp’tyvirst year.
tS" Tlu l ilcsuUury bomljiinlmcnt of Clmrl.s
-t ii i-'ii(fniies from nur land Imtteries on M ir
r' Mau(|. Our artillerists take great do
’ d'l in “.stirring the lU'bchr up,” as the}
tla*in>o)ves. r ,.
FlT’General John Morgan has arrived at
h'il: 11 h 1 if) preparing to make a cavalry
fall ahum uur army at Chattanooga.
J&aimfc..
j'l tliS re-,-:illftiicc of the* bride's fati/er, in
1 nt!i Middleton tmvpsliipi on" tlie 27 th insb.
'■* die Rev. John C. Bliss, Sam9sl >f. Wimi
w. I'ioj, of S.nitharp'pton township, to Miss
I-'inot A., daughter of Hon. Hugh Stuart.
I)is.
.hi tins borough, on Tuesday nrhrning,
i];m. 20, after a short illness, Mr. IVilliam
'i. FlmiußN, Cashier of t lie first National
Bank of Carlisle,'aged 29 years.
In N'ewtun township,-on the loth inst.,
hiii.t C. Pisi.ee, aged 12 years, 8 months and
M lays.
In SouUiabi'ptnn township, on the 22d inst.»
r .ii|ilnin.James K. Kelso, aged. 44 years, 2
I'nmllis and 13-days.
Marbk
CARLISLE MARKET.—Jan. 27,1804.
Corrected Weekly ly Jt. O. Woodward.
Houn, Suporfino, per bb!., 4,00
““■I Kxtra, ~ 6,50
»«., Ryo, ■ do.’, 5,76
111 in Wheat, por busbol,' 3',00
»» Wheat, '* do., ‘1,55
; te . do. 3,00
do., ■■ 05
®* t8 ' ' do., 80
' ■‘iiisp Barley.' do - ,;' 1,15
all do l# • do., . 1,25
’•'•OVEUSSKT*, cto.,'
J J'JOTiUSfiED - do., • 2,5T>
Philadelphia markets, Jan. 2 r.
* lorn » superfine, - « ' -
n *' i '
Flour, _
Mr,a,„ . . . .. .
''"Mr, rod
Co “' ydiaw; . ‘.
Oats', Bh .^ ; ’- -
'“rcnsEas," . ' . ‘ .
lyr 7* JwUnisiralors* Notice.
Si . .*9*' ' 8 .hereby given that letters of Ad
lato of °“. thc uatttto of T * M. Galbraith,
lo tiiounfi u . lSon t^nship,,doc*d, have boon issued
inso„ n n residing m Dick
• , I L,tcr in South-Middleton township,
to H J ,,( *chtcd to the said estate arc requested
cliiin,,, u „'V ,Ilon t immediately,..and those having
11131 ® Bluto W >H a l flo present them for
EUZABEI'n W. GALBKAITEf,
J "»-28 -0 U?,HSTCJAM
— 1 1 Adininixtvatora.
Tms : CwpcmcrSh'oii.
I lie ■L to , i . nforl " m y friends and thd pub
rreEsly in- I have opened a Shop ox
linb of Om. ar T> n ? 9'h the Jobbing Business in the
' ror k will All kinds of .Carpenter'
a nd on rpn«m ' ™mptly attended to at short notice
nasonablo terms.
>’.B.-, Ann(4 ' GEO.* S. : SillTH.
ce &«4 IXLSSSP I tbe poßt offlo ° will "•
G-i-st
A new lot of fine fresli'
Jdu. 1 '«j .• 8 J ll5l received and for be) oby .
■ ... .TOU-P al’Ep'
Harrisburg Vcnlllaii Blind
Factory,
IVERSONS iil4\ynnt of BLINDS,, will find
fl.n assortment'always on band at Philadelphia
prices. In Bonding orders for blinds tbo sizo of
tbo windows should bo sent-with tbo order.- ,
Old Blinds repaired to look equal to new, at No.
28-tS'uMr/t Sccoi\d Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
A. R. SHARP.
Jan. 28, 'CI-3m
' IVOTIC,
fn the Court of Common Plena of Cumberland'Co.,
No. Uo, November Term , 1803.
IN tbo matter of tbo petition of Mrs. Re
decca Black, to act ns rt feme sole trader.—
A’oio to t ;cjf, January ID-iJ'J.l—Tbp Court • order
tbftt notice of tbo suihc be given to Joseph Black,
tbo busbnnd, by publication in one nowspapp.n in
the Borough of Carlisle, for six weeks prior to tbe
Court to be held on tbo 22d dot/ of March, 1801,
requiring him then to appear ami show cause why
the prayer of thy petitioner should not bo granted.
By the Court,
Test, SAM’I*. SHIREMAN,
Jan. 21, ’CI-0t Prothonotary.
AticlUor’g Notice.
THE undcngncd Auditor appointed by tbo
Orphans’ Court of Cumberland County, to
make distribution of tbe balance in the bands of
Henry Kahns, Administrator of John S. Brow
n a well, late of-Silvcr Spring Twp., dec'd., will
attend to the duties of bis appointment at bis bfliee
in Carlisle, on Friday, January 21)f/i, 1301, at 10
A. M., when and where all persona inter
ested may attend.
RUFUS E. SHAP^EY,
Jan. 11, iB6l-3t Auditor.
' AudUoi N IVOtU’C.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans’ Court of Cumberland 'county, to
make distribution of tbo balance, in the bfvmls of
Jonas Cayman, Executor ,of the lust .Will and
Testament of Myers, Into of Milllin
Twp., deceased, will attefad to tl\e duties of ,bis ap
pointment at bis otlice, in Carlisle, on Saturday, the
30t/i day of January, 1801, at 10<i o’clock, A. M.,
when and where all persona interested may attend
RUFFS I-:.' SiIAPLEV,
Jan. 11, 18Cl-3t Auditor,
Agricultural Society.
TliE Cumberland Comity Agricultural So
ciety will meet in tho Arbitration Chamber,
in Carlisle, on I'aetday, (he Dt/i of February, ISGI,
at 11 o’clock, A. M.
21, ’CI
an. -
Executor's Notice.
NOTICK is hereby given that letters Testa
mentary on thu estates of (Jeorge Thomas, late
of Upper Allen township, dual, have boon granted
to the undursidned, residing in the same township.
All persons indebted to the said, estate are reejuest
ud to niake payiheift immediately, and those having
dal iris agninflt the estate will also present them
for Sgltleuiuut.
Jan. 7, 1 1- -01.*'
I’artuerslilp Solici;.
'T'IIR undersigned have entered into a part
-1 ner.'bip fur carrying on the distilling business
in Upper Allen totfnsphip, Cunil*erlund county. —
Husim-sa tninfaCllon* by either, will be recognised
by the firm
Jan. 7, ISA I—-at.*
Fadles’ Seminary;
THE Toadies’ Seminary of Carlisle will
euminpncc ils next session on the ist.,cT FEB
HCAUV. The heat teachers, the moat thorough
instruction, and the moat reasonable tones.
Ki:v. EDWIN JI. NEVIN,
J'rincipfil,
Jan. 1 I, iStU.
Select Female Semlliary.
(''IIIS Seminary wasopenod on WEDNES
DAY. SEPTEM 11 Ell 2nd, 18fi3. A corps pf the
most accomplished Teachers have boon secured.—
The course of instructions rfill be the sarflo with
that oftho host Insirtutions in the chantry. For
Circular and more definite information, address the
undersigned, Carlisle Pa, E. 11. NEVIN.
Jan. 7, ‘Ol Lf. - Principal.
Emory Female College,
CARLYLE, PA.
THE 'Second Session of tins Institution
of Learning. will begin Fdnutrj/ lit, ISOL
Hesides the usual English branches. Latin, Greek,
French and German are taught. Special attention
given to .music.
Jan. 21, >l-3t
Droffin (joi’ii W:intc<l,
NINE Cents por po*»« d paid' Cash, deliv
ered ul flic Factory. Brooms also made for
farmers on shares. Country merchants supplied
with Broom's at City prices, made in the latest
stylo- Please send in your orders. Factory on
Mouther street, first door immediately in the roar
of Br. Zilzer's office, Carlisle,
.fun. ?!’/
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! !
AS tlie. Holidays arc past, I will sell the
balance of my Winter Goods at'rerfnccd pri
<‘ch. Winter dress goods, winter shawls, Broche
long shawls, winter mantle's and clonks. Also,a
line lot of Furs, at greatly reduced prices Blank
ets and wnClon goods jjoiiontlly. addi
tion? of gfajllo goodr are being received. The
probability is that domestic and liouto furnishing
goods will bo higher,. I would advise: persons in
need of tbeflo goods to biry before another advance.
Please call at the old stand, one door below Mar
tin’s Hotel.
Jan. 21, '(Vi.
Poor House Visitors’ Report.
3 PO the Hononibla James ll'. Graham, Pre-
L sidont Judge/ aiuTjdiohael Cncklin and
luart, Associate Judges of tho Court of Cumber
land County:
We, tho persons appointed by said Court, as
visitors to tho Poor House, for tho year .1863, do
certify, that,wo have visited. the same frequently
during the present year, and.mostly dt times when
Mr. Snyder (tho steward,) was not aware of our
coming, and invariably found the house in excel
lent order,’(ho several apartments well adjusted,
and the bod-clVaifibcrs-‘dican and furnished with
good and c'oft beds. Also, everything on the farm
or pertaining to tho promises-in very good condi
tion, and the management of tho farm well con
ducted and arranged. Tho rations for the inmates
are very good and palatable, and everything neo- |
oasary for their comfort provided. Everything
iudioUfoß tha't tho steward id cndotfvcHng to make
all who arO in his charge as ddnifortdble as hb pos
sibly catl/as is shown by his assiduous application.
Wo might reasonably suppose that amidst tho
numbpr of paupers there, tho place should, soom
gloomy and saddening, but on Ufo contrary .Wo lind
th6‘greater part cheerful and merry, and display
ing considerable tasto in keeping their persons
tidy, (especially tho females,) and all seemed as
though they lived at homo, enjoyed life and passed
thoir time mirthfully and appreciated tho comforts
procured and conferred upon them. Among the
number of paupers there were anumbqr of children,
who wore formed into a school a part of tho year,
some having brilliant minds. As remarked before,
tho steward is very attentive and always pleasant
and agreeable, (and’Mrs. Snyder too,) and his task
being a wearisome and unpleasant one, wo do
think that fie is not fully compensated’, fet his la
bor, and would insist on his salary in
creased. Wo also think it necessary to make some
improvement*to tho ,buildings, wo would recom
mend having a'separate apartipont. erected, apart
from the main building, expressly for tho hospital,
but do not urge it strongly at the present time.—
Much moro mighfbo we think it not ne
cessary, inasmuch a’s wo have.noticed every point
worthy of notice and our consideration, and us
from whatwo.iiavo already said s ,you will readily
tho steward discharges his duty admi
rably, and’in regard'to what wo bayo said tf his
merits/nothing more then \rhat is lastly due
him. Wo might 'remark that the cick are /veil
.cared for-aml have tho attendance of a very jndi
cieusphysioian, and' tho notice and sympathy, of
Mrs. Snyder;' . .
, HENRY MOWER,
THOMAS BRADLEY,
G. D. CRAIGHEAD,
Jan. 21, 1861. ‘ Viaitors.
jyj- aVkere li
6 50
7 50
6 50
- 6 50
1'65 a T 70
1 75 a 1 90
- ’ 1 41
1 12
X 10
8 50
04 a 95
MACKEREL, Nos. X, 2 and 3, in alleized pack
ages—now, and each packagd ‘warranted. Just
■joceivod, und for Sulo low, by
Ilai'i ajrirt Clium
bersiiiSr'T Turnpike lioad Co.
Exhibit of Tolls received. Repairs and Expenses,
oil tho Harrisburg, Carlisle and Cbamberaburg
Turnpike Road Company, from Ist January to
81st December, 1803, inclusive, as follows, to
wit:
To amt. of Tolls received at Gates, .--
TtMuqt. of Toll received froin U. S; Gov-
ernment,
To ,amt; received from A. K;-McClure, In
exchange for lot at Gate
To balance at settlement fov-1802, paid
into Court at January, 1803,
By balance of 1862, paid to creditors,'
per Act of Assembly;' 182.3,/23 and '3O, $669 80J
By cash paid for repairs on road for '66, 1700 203
By cash'pald for repairing bridge, (near
Chambersburg)
By cash paid'll. P. McCiure, Esq.,
By gate-keepers' salaries)
By Managers’ pay;
By Treasurer’s salary,
By Secretary’s salary,
By incidental, expenses,.
By postage, Stationary and (ujotf,
By revenue la:',
By uneurrent money,
V $l4ll 7U
By balance paid into Court tube applied
1). S. CROFT,
Secretary.
jAcon u. msuop,
JACOB 11. COUVER,
Executor!,
JOHN B.'FhOYD,
3. B. LEIDIU.
E. D. chambers,
President,
H l . 11. GROVE.
W. C. SAWYER.
under the Acts of Assembly aforesaid, 2025 -194
copV,
Certified on oath to the Jud/jcs.cf.thq Goqrt of
Common Pleas of Cumberland County, the Bth
day of January, A. D., 1804.
r SAM’h. W. NEVI’N, Treasurer,
TAKE NOTICE.—That the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cumberland County, have appointed
T,ncBiluy, the 22 d day of March next, at tho Court
House, in the Borough of Carlisle, at 10 o’clock,
A. M., for bearing and determining the claims of
ll\e rcppoot'.vo creditors against the Company,
agxeeably-to the Acts of Assembly made for the
relief £f,.£aid creditors, on the Ist day of April,
and the supplements thereto. At the afore
said time and place, the preferred (if any) and all
other creditors, {ire requested to have their re
spective claiiria duly .authenticated anil presented/
and also fi'mish cvi/cnce at the saiile lime, whe
ther any claims have been assigned, or are still
held by the original owners: and al!o proof to es
tablish the consideration of their e-itims, whether
fur work, materials, Ac. *-
Jan. 21. ‘CI-fit
I KON—ion tun.s of .
Rolled—of nil sizes
runted |o bo of the best i
sortinent of
Sheet Irori,
Hoop, Irori,
Band Iron,
Horse Shoe Ifp'n,
Spring Stool,
Cast Steel,
Blister Steel, '
Ho. *SC Shoes, I
Horse Shoe Nails,
Rivets, Ac.
Iron—Hammered and
just received, and war
quality, with a large as-
WnsPers,
Anvil,’,
Vices,
Files*
Rasps,
Bolts,
Nuts,
Screw Platoa,
Blacksmith Bellows
Ac., Ac.,
jt,at the Hardware store,
HENRY SAXTON,
East lyiain street.
Cheaper than the cheapest
Jan. 7, JSIU.
Ariiiiißiistrjilor’s Notice.
NOTICE is hefeby given that Letters of.Ad
miniritration on the estate of Elizabeth Rup-
Icy, of East Pennslo.-o’ township, dec'd, have
bccui granted to the undersigned, residing in same
township. All persons indebted to the estate are
ro(|Ucsted to make payment immediately, and those
having claims against the estate will also present
them lor settlement. .. ..
Jan. 7, I’M I—- ot.*
Notice.
fn the Court of ComiUon Plats of Cumberland
county. No. 51 Nov. Term, 185.1.
T N the matter of the citation to George
| Sanderson, assignee of J, I'. Ilelfenstoiu, to
show cause why he shall not be discharged from
his trust, and his answer and consent thereto:
iVoic to wit., Dec. 22, 166fi: It is directed that
notice bo given tp all parties in interest to appear
at the next argument Court, to be held on the 22d
day of March, 18(1-1, to show cause why George
Sanderson, Esq., assignee, Ac., should not bo dis
charged.
iMI Test, S. SHIREMAX,
Jan. 7,’61 —It. Prothonotary.
Two Highly Improved IJmesionc
Farms al Private Sale,
NO. I—Situate1 —Situate at Mt. Rock, 7 miles west
of Carlisbj, on the Chambersburg Turnpike,
lately owned by Jacob Bclt/.hoovor, containing
238 acres,‘ -JO of which arc cleared and in a high
state of f itivation, and the residue covered with
timber o' the best quality. The im-
proveuTf .US art two good Dwelling
IToV.'ses, (ono entirely new,) n splendid liiii 9|mL|
stone Bunk Bara, and other conve- gjffif
niont outbuildings. The entire farm
is enclosed with good post unci mil fence. A beau
tiful spring of water rises on the premises near the
buildings, and a tine orchard of tvoll selccted fruit
in good bearing order. The fences, land and im
proecm’cntrf are in the best possible condition.
No. 2— Situate otv the' Walnut Bottom
road, 4i- miles west of Carlisle, lately owned by
John Plough, containing I'o3£- acres, all cleared
but about 10 acres, which are covered With good
timber. The improvements are a JE j_tL
fine Brick Mansion House, Bank' jSjSjntifld*
Barn, and other outbuildings.— gWVfI S a jlffi
There is a - fine ordliaf'd and an ex
celleut well of water on the proifti
scs. The I'and is of the best quality, c,f limestone,
in a high state of cultivation, and the improve
ments in good repair. , ,
Tlio above farms will bo disposed of upon terms
advantageous to purchasers. The locations, being
the most. in our valleyj offer great induco
merlp'td capitalists for secure and paying invest
ments,’. tuo land being of tbo most productive
diameter. l?or terms and further particulars on
cr.*.:ro of
A. L. RPONSLER,
li'tal Estate Agent,
Doc. 3, s 6
Adullnlslralor’s Xoilce,
TVTOTICE ia hereby given that of
11 Administration on the estate of Henry Oat
man, late of South Middleton twp, .IbdM, have boon
granted to tbo undersigned, residing in North Mid
dlotoli'tTqwusliip. All persons indebted to the estate
art rbqfioslod to make payment immediately,-and
thoso having claims..against the estate will also
present thorn for settlement.
- WIELIAM CORNMAN,
Dec. 3, 1803—Ot.* ylrfnn'nfafrnfor.
Notice.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans’ ’Court of Cumberland county, to
make distribution of tho bafanco in tho hands of
Samuel Myers and Michael L. Hoover, Ad
ministrators of Jobk J. Myers, lato of Monroo
Township, doc’d., will attend to tho duties of his
appointment at his office,'in Carlisle, on Saturday,
the IZch of February, 1861, at 10 o’clock. A. M.‘
when and where all persons interested may attend.
. . L.’-T.VA FOtjLK,
Jan - . 21, ’dl-3t Auditor.
Notice
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
testamentary on tho estate of Sarah, Wolf,
late of Penn township, rtcc'd,havo boon granted
to tho undersigned, tho former residing in Newton
township, and the latter in Penn township. All
persons indebted to tho estate uro requested to
make immediate itaymcpfc, and thpsohaving claims
will pioabnT tlicm for settlement. . ...
DAVID WOLF,
, NOAH OOCKLEY.
Doc. 10, ISGo-Gt.* Excautora.
Notice.
LETTERS to&tamontary on tho estate of
Elizabeth M’Cuno, doc’d,. late of Southampton
township, have ..boon issued to tho undersigned,
residing in South' Middleton twp. All persona in
debted to tbp said estate aro hereby requested to
rifttko immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them, duly authenticated, for’BSttle
mcafc/W 1 * • 1
JOHN STUART, Jr.,
Executor.
Doc. 21, 1863—5 b *
Handkerchiefs, Ties, stocks, Rib
bons, Suspenders, Under Shirts, Drawers, a
beautiful assortment, can be fonnd at •
v ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S,
Nbrth Hanover,St., Emporium.’
NEW WINTER GOODS.
I IIAVE just returned from the Eastern
Markets with an immense Block of \Vjnter
Goods. Latest styles and fabrics‘’of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, .
Misses’ and children's .Dress goods, Ladies’ and
Misses' l'iirs, altkindc and qualities,
$1305 00
Berthas,
Capes, ■
Victorinas, . n
Muffs and Cuffs.
A large sto u of cloaks auil Slantlcs,
se ccled from thomoat fashionable intinufactorics
in the cities, latest Pario stylcsGahtl designs.—
Cloaking cloths, plain and castor Boavpra, Motou's
and other qualities. Shawls in large supply, hit
est novelties ns well as staple makos.y Mourning
goons of all kinds anU varieties. Balmoral skirts,
evory quality and style. New style.of hoop skirt
All kinds of worsted goods, gloves, hosiery, cm*
broidery, Ae.
9C5 35
5C6 00
CCO'SOi
$0 110 211
438 OS
25 00
1002 54
201 00
75 00.
25 00
OB 10
10 00
20 09
20 00
MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR,
Overcoatings, cloths, Melon’s cnijncts, jeans, to
gether with an immense stock 6f muslins, calicoes,
ginghams, blankets, furnishing goods. Ac., Ac.—
Please call at the well known stand, Bast Main
streqt, Carlisle,
Novi !9, ’63.
OB.Y GOODS.
A. W. lENTZ,
$O4lO 2U
HAS just returned from tbb New York and
'•Philadelphia markets ftith ft largo and well
selected stock of Dry Goods, consisting In part af
Mohair Lace, * Plaid Victoria,
Wool Plaids, ' Plaid Poplins,
Silk and Worsted Checks, Colored Alpaca,
Colored Mcrrimac, Mous de Lainp/'
Double width Wool Plaids,
Black’and White do.,
Wool Pla’ul Victoria, Ginghams, Calicoes, Cbpck.s,
Tickings, Opera Flannels, Skirtings, Tabls~Dia
per, Sheeting/?, Canton Flannels, <tc. - . .
Morinocs, Cashmeres,
Bombazines, Figured A plain Delaines.
Brocade Mohair, Double Wool do Laincs,
Chena Mohair, Striped Heps,
Striped Mohair, Striped Poplin,
Urns, do Berlin, Torino, Cloth,
by tut? Court
• »• • i’unimettu Coburg, Black Coburg,
Mourning corded silk, Poilt do Sole, black silk,
a large assortment of crapo cdlitrs, black alpacas,
black silk belting, Ac.
Black and bordercdlong and square shawl.?, square
and long \vool shawls, black Thibet, Mima dr
Luino, bmeiie long and square, plaid wool shawls,
fancy wool shawls, in great variety.
UaLMORAI, SKtRTg,'
Ladies* bats, homo made lankots, fine or
ed. The latest style hoop'skirta—sly quakcr.
* HOSIERY.
A largo and woU'scloctcd stock,.wool and cpUon.
ladies and children’s caps, aline assortment of bon
net and man Uta ribbons, gingham, silk and cotton
handkerchiefs, u'Mbrollus, q. largo, asssortmont of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinetc,
Kentucky Jeans.
Tho largcstand host selected stock in the county.
Carpets, oil cloths, Ac.
Those £oocT.i have all been selected expressly for
this market,, with great care both to their quality
and styles,-ns w r ell us to a reasonable price at which
they can and will be disposed of.
The old friends and customers of this, well
known house are invited to call and examine this
stock of splendid goods.
LEVI RUPBEY.
Athniniotratb:
A, W. BESTZ.
Got. 20,.*63. .. ,
GRAND OPENING
AT
Greenfield & Sheafer’s,
op 1
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
5000 yds. Extrd Prints al S 3 cts.
5000 ijds. Super Eitra at 20 C'/s
Go'ud A-A Bleu Muslin, 25 cts. Ex
tra Heavy 4-4 Bela Musiin at 31 cts
Domestic Ginghams, Checks, Tickings, Jeans, Flan
nels of all colors, Home Made Flannels Gray uiul
White, Home Made J'cans.
Wo hafo also all the lower priced Muslintf and
Prints on hand, and
Plain Black Silks at all prices.
-Wo now sell an extra quality of Black Silk at
$l, 25 worth Sl,s(\j>cr yard. Plain and Fancy
Silks of every description at low prices.
DRESS GOODS,
ns wo have purchased pur entire stock of Dross
Goods in Now York (which is Headquarters, for
all the Now Styles.) Every one wifi find it to their
advantage to giro our stock a look before going
elsewhere, as you will see all tho latest New York
Stylos, at prices to suit the times.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, from $2,50 up to the
finest grVlos.
Clothe and CaasiiSerS,
a full assofCnVont of Cloths, Cafeslinsrs and Doavcrs,
all of the Newest Stylos.
Also a full stock of MOURNING GOODS, at
astonishingly low prices.
Wotlons and WoßleitGoorfs,
Gloyes,'Hose,.wdolon and cotton; Collars, &c.
In* out stock: of Hoods, Nubias, Sontags, Scarfs,
«fec., w'o defy competition.
Wo bnVo. a-largo assortment of Regular Wade
goods, (not Auction goods.) which wo ca’a sell at
lower prices than any Wholesale House, largo or
small) either, in oity’or country.
Shawls cf every description, at tho lowest figure.
All Wo ask' is a call, we are confident wo can'
plousoboth in stylos and prices of goodrf, . •
GREENFIELD & SHEAFUR,
S. B. Cor. Market Square, 2nd door - from cor.
Oct. 2, 1863.
■ NEW DRUG STORE.
THE undersigned has ju'sfc opened a new
DRUG STOKES,, in South . Hanover Street,
next door to C. JahofTs Grocery Store, where he
has just roodlveil’ and opened a large, stock of
Drugs/ .
Chemicals,
Dye-Stuffs,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, and Fancy Articles. Al
so,'ft, largo lot of
Totmcco'arid Segairs,
of tho most lavoYito brands, Coal Oil Ladps ond
Shades, Burning Fluid, Confectionaries, Fiuits,
Nuts, Coal Oil, Alcohol, Stationary, patent Modi*
cinbSj’aud tfU other articlescontfoctod with ourline?
All of which wo will soil at prices to suit tho tirqco
Proscriptions carefully compounded by a coxdpcton
druggist. DAVib RALSTON'.'
Carlisle, Doc. 23, 1863. _
Greenfield & heafer,
HAVE just received a new and cheap lul
of cloaks. As \yc purchase these goods of. a
Now York manufaeturor, ive are able to offer-su
perior inducements to any house in tho country.—
Also iu
Wo defy C'ompotition. .having made arrange
ments with orio of the largest Fur Companies in
Now York, to supply us with choice Furs, which
will bo sold at city prices, and at least twenty por
oontlosß ths-rf they have boon sold in Carlisle.
Now and desirable dress goods received daily.
CREED FIELD A SHEARER. •
S. E. cor. Market Square, 2nd'door'from cor
Nov. 12, 1303. " ’
\rVLISES, Trunks, Carpet .Bags, Urebb-
V rallaa <to. French solo leather Trunks La
dies travelling Trunks of large sizes, brass bound,
of the best makes, in largo variety at < • .
ISAAC ;LININGSTON’£ #
North Hunovor Street.
W. C. SAWYER,
ARRIVAL OF NEW SfbCK OF
MOURNING GOOOSS.
a a. a.
MENS AJTD BOYS’ AYEA'It.
SILKS.
Cloaks!!
Cloaks!„
I'ORS! FURSf!
T»MKS! TDMBS !!
Waticli 13, '6n.
EjBy^JLWARfI
rrilE has just returned vfrora the
X casterfc ■cirJps with the largest, cheapest an, l
host select id assortment of ‘Hardware, ever c fibred
in tins county. Every thing kept in n largo whole
sale and retail Hardware storJ, cun ho-had n< little
lower than ut any other, house in at the
cheap hardware store of the subscriber.
Nam.s asii SIMUKB.. r io tons nail* and spikes just
received of the verj' best rind all warranted.
Country merchants supplied *gitb Nails at manu
facturers’pric< 3. '' * ■'
OeO pairs Truee Chains of all kinds, with a large
‘assortment of butt 1 hams, halter chains, breast do.,
tilth chains, log chains, tongue eluting cow chains,
Ac.
Hami;s.—lh r *o pair of Homes of all hinds just re
coiled. Common pattern, London pattern.■ Eliza
bethtown pattern, with and withoi’t patent fasten
ings, cheaper than ever.
P.usts and tons White Lead. 1,000
gallon.? Oil just r f i v.yod, with a large assortment
of varnishes, fufpcutiiic ( ',r jl l mn « putty, litharage,
wliiltng, pUlej paint brush* 0, fireproof
paint. Florence white, white zinc, colored ziue, red
lead, bird oil. boiled pil, sperm oil. fkh oil, Ac.—
Colors of every ’Jescriptibfi, dff aii’l :il oil, in cans
and tubes. .i' , -
Faiim Ui u.s.—,'iisl n eel red flu largest, cheap
est, and best u?3or f Snent of Pfirm Bells’ in the
county. (1 reencnsilo metal and Bell metal, nur
runted not to orach. ;• 1
Powokh.—2. r » kegs Dupont llo'-k and Rifle Pow
der, with a large assortment of s..fe[j fuse. jncki,
crowbars, .stone drills, atone slcdgea, stone hammers*
PfMt'H and rr.Mi:NT.~. r, O bjUTeb* cement, with a
very large assortment of chum and iron pumps of
all kinds,-cheaper than ever, at the hardware stole
of HENRY SAXTON
Carlisle, Jan. 7, ISGL
Ql VVARg.
~~
Lewi F. ¥,yno ’
)f the old Jinn of John di Son,
HAS Just completed opening hi* spring
Mock of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
tlla.-.s, Ae., to vvhieh he invites the curly aUentiun
of llie public generally. He has greatly onlargod
hi." slock in all it? varied tradchc’,, i',nd can now
accumulate the public with , ~
reliable goods.
in large or small quantities.:;! the lowest prices.—
Hi- don't want the j?li fjfsv* think ho has brought
all the tlood.s in I’iiiladelphia and Xcw York to
our lowu.djiil hr can asmiv them that a look into
lii- stoic will coiivincr (hem {hat he bus enough
Goods to fully supjd~-tPi* il’nt'liiid lu-'this market.
Persons wauling good.: in cur line will find it to
t'.ieir advantage to gi'-’e u.i a c»'l before makirig
their purchase,-. y\W orders personally and punctu
ally aiirjidrd lu, itud ho misrepresentations made t(
rllcctsal.J. ’
tEWIS F. I.YNE,
i'orLh Ranevc: street.
Lin V. I^l
R
riTPIiK having pdrrclmaotl tin.
JL cnlirr stork ol (.1 roroidrs of C. Inhotf, on tho
aoiilli-rnst corner of Market Square, ami made
coUMilrntblr additions is now prepared to * supply
.his and the public, wifli all k|mls of clioieo
g Is, at *,h. Ic'vfcsl market, it.ijs. ills stock com-
I' r
COFFEES;,.
3b G AKS, , ,
SYRUPS,
.. TEAS,
Salt, •Pp*co?'trfrh#ri rind ungfound. Choose, Crnck
'jrs. Oo(! ,| -o //ssenecs. Fish by wholesale or retail,
Brooms, Brushes, Tobacco, Scgars,‘Snuff, Matches,
Blacking, Bed Cords,
GLASS, CHINA. STONE AND QUEKNSW ARK,
Oedunvare, Notions, and all other articles usually
kept in a flr.-l class Grocery store.
In regard to prices, I can say- that it is my de
termination to sell goods at Ilia lowest possible
figure.
Better, Ji.'us, and all kinds of country produce
taken at market prices.
lie hopes by strict attention to business, and a
disposition to please, to merit and secure a share of
public patronage. ' ~,
JOIIX Ili'Elt.
Carlisle. .Tup, 7, IbCL
DON'T FA! L TO HEAP TUIS!
COFFEE 1 COFFEE!!
The Eist India Co'fTee Co.,
15-1 licade Sired ,
(tlfrcc doo/s from Greenwich street,)
iVcto York,
CNALL universal attention to their Kent’s
J East India Coffee only 25 cents a pound.
Kent’s East India Coffee
has all tin* llavorof Old Government Java, and is
but half the price.
Kent’s East India Coffee
has twice the strength of Java, or any other 'ofTee
whatever, amt wherever used by our first ejass ho
tels and steamboats, the stewards coy the!*o is u
saving of 50 per cent.
Kent’s East India Coffee
is the mod healthy
nutritious The weak and infirm may use it at all
times with impunity. The wifi* of the Rev._W.
Eaves, local minister of the M. Ev Church. Jersey
eity, who has not been able to use any eoflee for
fifteen years, can use
Kuiit’s East lirdia Coffee"
three times a day without injury, 5t being entirely
free from {Jioso properties that produce nervous
uxe'tcmenf. , ■ f ->
Ken C's East India Coffee,
Dr. James Boylo, of 15(5 Chambers street, snys :
“ I have never known any coffee so healthful, nu
tritious and free from all injurious qualities as
Kent's East India Coffee,
I advise my patients in drink, it. '.'.il.i-ci*sally, oven,
those to wiiom I have hitherto prohibited tho use
ofcotfcc.” “ 4
The Principal of the New York Eyo Infirmary
says : “ I direct all the patients of our Institution
to use exclusively
Kent’s East India" Coffee,
ard wnuUT not bo without if on any account.”
The' lieV. C. tamo, ne'emmedtclergyman of the
M. E. Church, now stationed at Hasley street,
of ,
Kent’s East India Coffee
u I htvvo uscd.it nearly a year iu juy 'family, and
find It produces no ache of (ho head or nervous ir
,ritat!bU) -oris. Hie- cafe rT lt is
exceedingly ple,us:»mf,‘a-nd-I;Cordi{illy xocommond
1 to all clergymen ami families.’^
Kent's’East India Coffee
is used itaily by. tho families yf Bishap .Ames, Blah
op B}i-ker. ami many of the most distinguished
clergymen and professional men in country.”
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS’!
and bu sure that the labeled
Kent’s East India'Coffee,
15*4 Readc St., S'cio York ,
'as there are numerous.counterfeits afloat under tho
dame of “ Genuine East India Coffee,' ’*■ u (Original
East India Coffee, V etc., put forth by imposters to
deceive tho unwary. •-•
In 1 lb. packages, and in boxes ofoO, 00 and 100
1b5.,..0r Grocers and largo consumers. Sold by
■Grocers generally.
Kov. 2(5, 'o3—3ra.
PAINTS AND OILS.—IO tons of White
Lead, ”1,000 galls..4Df*.Oil, just received, wit.
a largo assortment of
•
Turpentine,
Japan,
Putty, . 1
I
Whiling,. |
Glue, 1
Shellac,.' >u 1
Paint Brushes,
Colors of every descripl
•sans and tubs, at the I
(CHAINS.— 600 pain
J all kinds, with a la rg
Butt Chains,
Breast “
Log *“
C‘o>? u
J iIH received at the Cheap
/ April W,
T'HE undersigned having furcliasfed (he
X entire stock of
Ready Made Clothing,., , ...
" , Cloths, Cassiiiierefj, .
Sattiiteta; Vestings, Blc.,
of tlio lute firm of ArnoM ,t Co., would rcap.ocjful
ly announce to (bo public in general, that, he is
now prepared to manufacture clothing t • order, or
sell Cloths, Cassimeros, Ac., by the piccp or. yard,
on as favorable terms ua they can be procured in
this section. ’ , .
ARNOLD’S CLOTIHXG HA LI a
; North Hanover Street,
two doors nofth of the Carlisle Deposit Bank
Nov. Id, ’OJ.
tSPKircd, tk Ai>e, i sou.
NEW (dOtiDS!!
NOW offering an llnmcnsc variety ot
CLOTHS,
CAsSIMKUES;
VESTING.*. ' -
COTTON GOOtfS. Ac.
For Men & Boys’Wear,
in a larger variety. than uau be found in any eatab*,
li.-dimeiit in this place, and at as low prices ns can
be sold any where, to anil taste and pocket. Wo
uianufiicture the above goods to order, in the latest
styles, or sell per yard. Customers uidiingtn have
the goods bought ol us, cut, can be aeeotniinhlatod,
free of charge. An early inspection of our goods
and prices, lOspeell'ullv .>>jliei ed.
/ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
; NoMh, Uuuovei St., Clo'biug Emporium.
March Hi. 1863.
shirts! ! siiißTs!! -
WK have tho largest and finest clfirtcevcr
ollered in this place,
warranted to ho of tho best jfiul most
innkes.' Bought before the late advance jn priqos,
jold by the dozen or single. If you want a
11 ut
Mfilvh f’.F ’Gi
Gancral'Oi’dcr.No. 47..
Headquarters Clothing Dept. Carlisle, I’a, |
Sept. 10th, 1863. J .
1 OFFICERS and soldiers now stationed
• at Carlisle, will .lind a full assortijacijt of Su
perior Dress Coats, Blouses, Pants. Vests and Caps,
made in accordance with tiro U. S. Regulations, at
these Headquarters. •
2. Over and undershirts, suspenders,
gnanfiets; glover Ac. ef the best cjunl.ly.
3. India Rubber Coats, Blankets, Cups, Legging.
Haversacks, Ac. at fair prices at the Clothing Hall
ARNOLD & CO.,
North ifaufcvcr street, 2 doors north of tho Carlisle
Deposit iank. ,
rxms! ruftS!
JUST received a large addition of new Fora,
muffs, capes, victorines, Ac* , Also cloaks,
merrilles, cloaking cloths from New York, very
cheap. Plain, figured and fancy silks, winter dress
goods, latest styles, heavy woolen gojds for the
cold weather, balmoral okirts. Genuine Hanover
olicit Gloves and Gauntlets. "
Plcaac call af East’ Main street, one door below
Martin’s Hotel.
Dec. fO, iSC3,
HAM ES.—500 pairs of Ilamos o£i hand,
of all kinds, ,
Eiizabctlitown pattern,
Lbudon if
Common . “ . ,
witli and without patent fastenings, cheaper th&n
over at 11. SAXTON’S.
" • .
2
r PTIS flocrotury of the Treasury has not yet (
• 1 given notice of any intention to withdraw this
popular Loan from Sale at Pav.and'until ton days
notice is Riven, as “ General Sub- (
Mcn'plion Agent," v/ili'continue to supply the pub
lic. . ;V 1 ■ 1 ,1 i .
The whole amount of the Loan authorized is Five
Hundred Millions of dollars. Nearly Four Jinn - ,
(Ired Million* have been already Buhner* bed for and I ‘
paid into the 'Jfrcasvry, mostly within the lastscv- j
on months* /.The largo demand from abroad, and ->
tbe ffapidly increasing home demand for..use .as the - f
basis for circulation by National Hanking Associ- i
ationsuow organizing in all purls of thq..country,
will, in a very short -the balance.—
Sales nave lately ranged from ten to fifteen mil
lions weekly, frequently exceeding three millions
.daily, aml’asit is well known that the Secretary of
the Treasury has ample and unfailing resources
•In tbe Duties on Imports and Internal Revenue,
and in the issue of the Interest bearing Legal Ten
der Treasury'.. N?tos, it is almost certainty. that
ho will not find it necessary, for a long time to come,
to seek a market for any other long' or permanent
Loans, tha [merest and Principal af fvhi -*A are pay
able inMold. • , ... ■_ -
Prudence and edf interest mu«l force the minds
of those contemplating the formation of National
Banking Associations, as .well as tiro minds,of all
whflhw’o-.idljj money on their hands* to the prompt
foncl.'sion that they should .lose no timo in sub
scribing to this most popular Loan. It will soon
bo beyond tboir reach,ami advance to a handsome
premium, a? waS’tho result with the “Seven Thir
ty” Loan, when it was all sold aud could no lon
ger be subscribed for at-par.
ills a Six per Cent Loan, the Interest and Prin
cipal payable in Coin, thus yicMli'-g over Mine per
Cent, per annum at tho prcscnfrale of premium on
coin. • • -..-
The Government requires all udKes on imports
to be paid in Coin ■ these duties hav.o Tor a long
/time paet :imountcd.*ta over
of Dollars daily, a sum' of* three time# greater than
that required in. tho payment of tho interest bn all
the s*2lCs tind other permanent Loans. So that it
is hoped that the surplus Coin in the Treasury, at
no distant day,..will enable tho iTtlitod States to re
name specie payments upon all liabilities.
Tho Loan'is called fi-IJOTrom the fact that whilst
tho Ronds may run for 20 years yet tho Govern
ment has q.. c\ghl to, pay. them off in Gold at par,
' at any timei-ftcr five ynrs.
Tho Interest is paid half-yoauly, via; on tho first
days of November njul May. ' '.
Subscribers ~.cau have Coupon Bonds, which-arc
payable ti>u hoaref, and qro $5O, $lOO, $5OO, and
$1000) ‘or Registered Bonds of.same denominations,
and in addition,£s,ooo and slo.poiV For Banking
purposes and far investments of Trust-monies the
Registered Ronds are preferable.'
These 5-30's cannot be taxed by • States, cities,-
towns or, counties, and the Government .ax on
them is only one-aud-a-hnU per-cent, qn-t.be amount
of income,Vhert tho income of the holder exceeds
Six Hundred dollars per annum ; all other invest
ments, such as income from Mortgages, Railroad
Slock and Bonds, etc.,' must pay from three to five
per cent tax on the income.
Banks and Bankers throughout tbe Country F will
continue to dispose of the Bonds; and ajl orders by
mail, or'tjtherwiFQ promptly attended to. .
- The inconvenience of a (ew daysl delay,in . the.
1 delivery of tho Bonds ia unayoidabla r tlie demand-,
being so great; • but <ag interest AonLmonces.ironf
the dpy of ißnbacriptipp,. po,-loas v is occasioned, and
every effort is boihg made to', diminish tho delay.
i JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent.-,
11l South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Dec. 3, I^6o—si*
Fire-proof Paint,
Florence White,
White Zinc,
Colored #ins’,
-’Red Lead,
Boiled Oil, 1
'Lard Oil. ,
’Spcim Oil. '
FielrOil,
don, 'dry and
lard ware Store ,
U.SAXTCN.
, of Traee .Chains, oi
e as.sortmunt of.
‘ Balter Chains,
Fifth ■ “ -
Tojjgye ,
Spreads. Ac., Ac.,
}£"(iw/rro iStoro of /
h: SAXTON.
Arnold’s Clothing Hall.
PHILIP ARNOLD,
At ?Ms Hf.cn ‘iyu can got clothing
rich iii stvle and «|uali(y, .
Not excelled in ibis county,
-Of every grado ami price.
Let all call and examine.
Do nc t pass without slopping.
.Sold at wholesale or retail.
C nts, I'anlsand Vests, latest style?,
liiiitjti and Paper Collars,
Overcoats, line and common,
d runks and Traveling B.ag,s,
Hals and caps ol every variety,
India Rubber coats, leggins, capes, Ac.,
Now styles of traveling shirts,
Gloves, gauntlets, and hosiery,
II and kerchiefs, and suspenders,
Also neckties and fancy scurfs,
book out bargains.
Let all remember the place,
eU.iHTS a.t 12.h0'pev i/;7.
do. ' is.mj • f f
do/ v 20. m» “
do. '*■ *' '♦
do. ‘ 0, “ . "
Perfect Fitting Shitt;
ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S
Noiili liauwver St., Emporium.
W. C. SAWYER,,
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONSENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOF LAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Ps.,
will effectually cu.o Liv«r Complaint, Dyspepsia,,
Jaundice,"Chronic or NerVous Debility, Disease of
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered Liver oi“fSlOiracb.
Such as Constipation, Inward Pitos, Fulness or
Blood to tho -Hoad, Aseldify of the .Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulnoic or Weight iu
the Sonr,L>UctalJonP. Sinking/or Flutter
ing at the l it of die .Stomach, Swimming of tho
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathii/g. Fluttering
Jit the Heart, Chucking or Suffocating Sensations
whop in a lying posture, dimness o'f Vision, l>«ts
or Webs before the Sight. Fever and Dull Kc,iu iu
the Head, Deficiency of Yollo.riless
of the Skin and i.,vce., ram in the Side, Back,
Cheat, Limbs, dc.. Sudden /'lushes of Heat, Ruin
ing in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Eril, aad
grout Depression of Spirits. And will positr'c?y
prevent Yellow Fevor, BilK.jus Fever, do.
HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS
Arc not a nev and unified article, hut havs,stood
tho tbst of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lic; and their reputation sujJ sale, are not rivalled
by nny similar prepara.ion.
The proprietors ha>e thousands of Letters from
tho most eminent
clergymen, lawyers, nusrciANs,
and CITIZENS,
Testifying pf their awn personal-knowledge, to ,tha
beneficial- effort and medical virtues- of these Bit-*
torj.
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want a good Appetite ?
Do you want to build up your constitution ?
Do you want to foci well ?
Do you waul to get rid of nervousness ?
Do you want energy ?
Do you want to sloop’well ?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
. IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TERS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There nro many preparations sold umjei* 'tho
. name of Bitters, put up in quart holtb s. cojrfoi.md
od of the cheapest, whisky or common fu Jn, costing
from 2(J to -10 cents’per gallon, ! u t taste disguised
by Anise or Coriander , ; '
This class yf htu caused and will contin
ue to cause, long r.ft ihey can, b<i- sdd, hundreds
to dio tho, death ~cf the drunkard. By their use
the system i? kept continually under tho inlluenco
of Al<jb(fLc Stimulants of the worst kind, the do
shu for Liquor is created anil kept up, and the re.-
suit is all the horrors attendant upon a drunkard’s
fa and death.
For those who desire rind WILL rid/’E a Li-
quo;: Bitters, we publish thr following receipt; Get
ONK BOTTLE HOUI’LAND’£ '//RMAN BIT
THUS and mix with THREE Q CARTS OF GOOD
BRANDY OR WHISKEY, and the result will bo
a preparation that will I/iR EXCEL in medical
virtues and true excellence any of the munorqua
Liquor Bitters in tho nm, ket, and will COST MUCH
LESS. have ail the virtues of HOOFL
AND’S IUT-Elio lu connection with a GOOD ar
ticle or r’.hiUer, utu imieh loss price than thete in
ferior piepaialiuna will cost you.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS?!
AXD THE FHIEXDS OF SOLDIERS
We call attention of all paying relations or Ir'icnda
tho army to the fact that, 4 Hooliand’s German' Bit-
ters’ will cure nine tenths of the disoates induced by
exposures and. privations incident to camp life. In
tho lists,-published almost daily,iu the newspaper*'.-
on the arrival of the sick, It v \\\ be noticed tllat &
very large proportion aro cufforhiH from debility.
Every ease of that kind can be readily cured
by Hooliand’s Gorman Bitters. Discuses resulting
from disorders of tho digestive organs arc speedily
removed. We have no hesitation in staling that, if
these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers,
hundreds of lives might be saved that otherwise
Will be lost ....
Wucedi' partienror attention to the following re
markable and well authenticat'd cure of one of tho
nation’s hemes, whose life, to use his own language,■
“ has been saved by Bitters.” . ,
,i. J’li i.i.AHKLi*iiiA^August 23rd, ISC2
3fe«sKS Jones A Evans. —Well, gontlcmen, your
Hoofiaoti’s..-German Bittcfd has saved roy life.
There is n;‘mistake in this. 7t is vuuchoi fur by
numbers pf.my 1 comrades, come of whoso napaei
are ajjipomled, and who wore fully cognizant of. all
the cfTcLmstanccs of my case. 7 juV'f,. Lave
been for the last four years, nmeiubgr of Sherman’*
celebrated battery, and unAer , imino.Juto
command of OaptiUn R. B. Aycrj. Through. th«
oTposgi'G atlon'danC ifpoii my arduous duties, I was
Hacked in November last with iuflanmtion of tho
lungs, andwus for seventy-two days in tho hospital.
This was followed by groat.dobility, heightened by *
an attack of dysentery. I was then removed .fromy
the While House, and sent to this city cn /board
the Steamer H State ‘of Maine,” fromr'liiadi LI an ti
ed on the 2Sth of June. SrnCo that Lime.l havo
been about us low as any ono>could be anti still re
tain u spark of vitality... Lor a week or more I was
Scarcely ablo to swallow anything, anti if I d/d force
a morsel down, it was immediately thrown, up
again. . •
. I could not even keep a glass -of water oa my
stomach. Life could not lust umUr these circum
stances ; and, accordingly,! tho .physician’s who
had boon working faithfully,\tho.ugh unsuccessful
ly, to rescue me from tho grasp of tho dr fad Arch
er, frankly told uo they could dir no more for mo,
and advised mb to sec a clergyman, and to make
such disposition of my limbed funds! a? best suited
mo. An acquaintance who visited me at the hospi
tal, Mr. Frederick Steinbrim,' of Sixth, below Arch
. Street, advised mo, as a forlorn hope, to try your
Bitters, and kindly procured a bottle. From tho
timo I commenced faking them the gloomy shadow
of death receded, and I am now, thank God for it,
getting bettor. Though I have taken bat two bot
tles, I have gained tea pounds,'aud 1 feel sanguin« J
of being permitted to rejoin my wife np4
daughter, frorh’wboin I have hoard nothing for.
eighteen months, ; for, gentlemen, J am a loyal
Virginian, from tho vicinity of Fvopt Royal, Tq
your invaluable Bitters I q\fo the certainly of life,
which has takcdThe place of vague foars—to your
Bitters pill I owe t)io glorious privilege of.again ,
clasping tp.my boaow those who fuy dcarcsV'.oiae ia-’
life, j
Very truly your?,
ilTA’At‘ MALONE.
• Ve fully concur in the troth of tho above state
ment.'iis wo had despaired of seeing our comrade,
Mr. Malone, rcstoreti to bonUU.,.
Jilhn Cuddlobavk, I=l Now Yr. '• Battery.
<n George A. Ack-lc^..C k o. LJ., Hth Maine. *
LWls (jhptulio*, UI * New York.
I. E. Spencer, Ist Artillery, Battery F,
J. R. Fe'scw'dl, Co B. 3d Vermont,
Henry H. Jerome, Co. B. do. „ .
Henry T. MacDonald; Co C. 6th Maine!
John F. Ward, Co. E.’Sih Maine.
Herman Koch, 00. H. 72d New York.
Naiham'ol'B. Thomas, Co. F. Path Penn,.
Andrew J. Kimball, Co; A. fid Vorr^b^t.
John Jenkins, Co. B. Io6th Penn.
HKW/IRE OF counterfeits:
See that the siguntniro' of “C. JACKSON,"
i.vou the HViLi/V’JE’A’ of each bottle.'
Pries Psr Rollle 75 Cents, or Half
Dozen for f 100.
Gbould your nearest Do4-.ha.vo the arti
cle, do not He- pul oft’by any of t!ab intoxicating
preparations that may lie nflbrod in its plaoo, but
send to' «s, and wo will forward, securely packod,
by express.
Principal Office 12 iiaiuifa(*f»ry,
wo, 63i Arch St.
JONES &■. E^ANS,-
(Successors io C. M. JACESON A Co-,)
Sale byj>rpggistp and Ueale« in
town in the United States.
May 28, ISfio—ly, .
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Proprietors.