DRY GOODS'
S|»i:ii\Ci, 1864,
greenfield & Slieafer.
IWITK tho intention of havers t*i their
W w stuck of DRV" GOODS. It will bo found
n tvisflcil ‘ n ul * those features which comprii-o
un : u t citna Slock. All departments of our bush
been much enlarged, especially that of
j) HESS GOODS,
. . w 0 ftro confident, is the most extensive as
tmont over offered in this town.- AVo have now
,ortm ready for inspection, all tljo novelties of tho
all shades and stylos..
iIOZAMbIQUES, Plain and Plains. Plnid
T) tilin? Challics Do Lninos, also, a beautiful
f ck of AhPACCAS, at astonishing low prices.
10 DOMESTICS,
v tall Bleached Muslim, Brood Sheetings, Flan
otls Ginghams, Cheeks, Ticking?, Cottimadcs,
iC " Cents’ AND BOYS’ WEAR,
flolln. Cnssiimrcp, Jeans, Summer Cnssimorcs,
i. Wo would cull tho attention of our friends
more particularly, to <thr iiritnonse stock of Mus
.. Calicoes, Cottohados, nTl.b&iight last winter,
b.foro the into advance, which will bo'sold at pri,
that drf 'y conipolion. Persons. tony roly on
wiling great bargains,at thb atoro of , '
gctn gb oIIIiENFIELD & SIPEAPEH.
March 23,1861.
desirous of examining our stock will
oteaso 1)0 particular, and recollect our Store ia in
L„' s building, S. E. CunkEit Maukkt Square,
Eucoaa Boon, opposilo Hitter's Clothing Store.
Q, & S.
LICENSES.
IVTOTtCE is hereby given that the following
J_\ poreons have filed petitions to tho Court ol
Quarter Sessions of CuinfiOTlnnd county for Tavern
anil Ilotailors Licenses, and that tlio same will bo
presented to tho said Court on the 11 tk day of
dun'/, 1864, as required by law. - ,
1 ’ E. CORNMAN, Clork.
- TAVERNS.
Joseph lloiacr l *Eust AVfcrd, Cnrli»ln.
iMvidMaftin-,. 44 “
T. B. Woakloy, “ ' “
11. L. Burkholder, West Ward u '
John Hannon, 11 u
David 11. Gill, “ •*
Jacob Tbudium, 44 44
P. Aughinbiiugh, “ . “
James M. Waslimnodj Dickinson.
John A. Smith, Bast Pennsborough.
Benjamin lay, “
A. I*. Krb,
Jacob Shell, **
John Soircr, 44
George IC. Duey, Hampden.
Henry Kaufman, “
Jacob Kline, Lower Allen.
J. C Ilitodiuo “
John G. Hock; ‘ “
Joromiah Jlan ion, Monroo.
N. W. Woods, Middlesex.
Isaac McGuire, “ '
■\villiam L. Huston, Moohanlcsburg.
J|. W. Irvine,
George L. Sponslcr, "
Daniel S. Dunlap, Nowvillo.
•John M. Woodburu, “
James A. ISakin?, Newton.
Christopher Mulliugcr. '*
J. . Boucher. North M.iddloton.
Jacob Swil/.er, New Cumberland.
Martin Kuuklo, Ncwburg.
K. Kyatcr, Penn.
Samuel Baughman, Shippcnsburg.
Mary A. Maleur, “
Abraham Hostetler,
Win. M. Augbinbuugb, '*
Southampton.
William 1 Clark7^\
Abigail’ Parsons, Sohlh Middleton.
Kinder Unpley, “
William S. Mulliia, “
John Uickcr, “
Alfred A. Uickcr, Silver Spring.
George Duey, '*
J. W. Luidig, "
Jacob Olstoit. 44
‘George W. Geese, “
I’di-r Wuhbert, “
Hoary B. Stone, “
William L. Om l.lin, Upper Allen.
Abraham Stone, , “
Jacob Chisnoll, Weil Pennsborough.
Lewis ZiUvv, H
JIETAI LEItS.
I). P. JTiuleton, Eutt Ward, Carlisle.
Charles P. Eckels, “
RU-phon Keepers,. “ “
William'Marlin, “
John Fnlier, 1“ “
R U r . liaverstiolc. West Word, “
Samuel Croft, Sbippi'iisbuTg.
I>. 15. Keller,
March 17. ln(ll-3t
SHERIFF'S'SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs of alius cmU
tioni Exponas and Levari Facias. issued out
•ol the Court of Omiunon Pleas of Cumberland
■county, and to mo directed, I will expose to sale .by
public vend no or outcry, at be Court House, in tbo
borough of on Friday, the Sib day of
April, 18(54, at 10 o’clock,A. M., the following de
scribed Ileal Estate viz :
A tract of land in Upper AHon township, Cum
berland county, boumlud-by l)r. llobert Nobinger,
Jacob L. Zook and tbo Yellow Breeches CjctU,
containing Fifty Acres, be tbo same more or less,
having thereon creeled a largo throe- AwiA.
tlory Stone Merchant Mill, which is
propelled by the water power of the |iivel|B*|
.Yellow Breeches Creek; also fuijr
T> welling Houses, of which one is a
Iwo-?t»ry brick, two stone, and the other a frame
plastortfd' lmilding; also a huge Distillery, calcu
lated to run as much as one hundred and twenty
five bushels a day, and all the machinery of which
is in complete order as a steam distillery, with
hog pens attached; there are also four large lime
kilns, calculated to hold one thousand bushols and
upwards, on tbo premises.
Also—
A tract of land in the rr.ino township, bounded
•by Dr. Robert Nebingcr, tbo above described mill
property,'the ILiaburn Road-and'4.ll6
Yellow Brooches Creek, containing
jili eblm Four Acres, more or loss, Laving
t sgHsSi thereon erected a Log Wcatherboardod
'"■* House, a small stable, and four largo
lime-kilns, of capacity of eight hundred bushols.
''—A'l SC-
A lot of ground situate ‘in Cburohtdwn, Alonroo
township, contains M 3 lect in front, and 200 fcocin
depth, bounded on tho oast by Sam
‘Upl KUne, on tho west by Frederick «pal|fljk
Goodyear, on tbe north “by Church |i a A p |mm
otrcct, and on tho south by un alley,
having thereon erected a largo two
story Woatberboardad ’House.
—Also— s
A tract of ground in Monroe township,'contain-.
* U K about-0 acres, more or less, bounded on the,
AndL cast by Muses Briokdr, on tbo west by
Adnin tSoiren, on tbo north by Jacob
JS!I»hBL Niesly, and on tho south by Bernard
Stoup, having thereon erected a fine
two-Story Dwelling House, part “brick
and p ar t frame, also a good stable. Seised and,
taken in execution and to behold as tho property
hr David H. Voglesong.
—Also—
All that certain unfinished building situate on
let No. 38, on Parsonage street, in tho Borough of
NcwvUlo, and county of Cumberland, MmtsA.
L^j,foundation find collar of said un- jdESim
umslujd'tmflding bolngsixtccn feet by ItSSSIHL
twooty-four feet, and walled up to tbo
Wrfnco of tho ground,) and tho lot or
Ptoco °f ground appurtenant to said unfinished
'aiding. Seized and taken in oxosution and to
o Bold as tho property of William Hamilton, (oon
&Dl®r)) and John Kirk (owner).
.To bo sold bv mo
c . . . J‘. T. RIPPEY, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, March 17, 1864.
WiD°f UITIOK ®*—flhles oT ssho or over, $5O
, e required to bo paid when-tbo -property ia
*®kon off, and $25 on all sides under $5OO.
•IH AMISS.-—5OO pairs of Humes on Band,
of all kinds, '
Elizabethtown pattern,
Loudon **
w:,. , . Common “
. ev without patent fastenings, cheaper tfiaa
ft SAXWN'S.
tuusks; Tieumits:! < •
T Trunks, Carpet Bag's, Ur-.ho-
trft aB ii^ c * sole leather Trunks, La
. n " trunks of largo sizes, brass bound,
lu# bwtiAakos, in largo variety at
ISAAC UNINGSTON’S,
AUnoh 19 'Cfc N ° rtU Htllow Btreotl ‘
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
BOROUGH OF CARLISLE, ,
For the Council I ’car 1803-4.
JACOB IUIEEiM, Treasurer.
RECEIPTS, Ac.
Balance received from former Tcoa
suer, $2Ol 20
Amount of Lion against S. Caldwell's
heirs, 20 00
Amount Kent of stalls and stands at
Market House, 667 60
Received of Wm. M, Chonowith,
Clerk of tho Market, Ac., 66 03
Received of A. L. Sponslor, Esq.,
fines, 20 00
Received of Abm. Dchuff, Esq.,-fines, 60
“ for Exhibition licenses, 46 00
Amounts taxes of 1801, outstand
ing at last settlement, CO4 46
Amount of taxes of 1862, outstand
ing at last settlement, 054 08
Amount of taxes levied for 1803, 6727 59
tl u added to dupli
cate of 1803, 1 00
Total Debits, ->•—— l —
EXPENDITURES. j
Council Orders . !
Paid -Goo. Lino and others, inter
est on borough bonds and on
judgment, 08
Paid Carlisle Gas and Water Co.\ 055 30
'** Carlisle Gas qnd Water Com- 1
pany interest on Invostmont in
E. Pomtret Street, 15 00
Paid borough'bond coupons, 060 00
“ W. B. Mathews, street comtniS
eioner, snliniy, and work on • .
streets, and wages paid hands, v2l 84
Pald.Abfn. Dehuff, Esq., qualify
ing borough officers, 2 76
Paid Joshua Eagan, extra services
ns high constable, 5 33
•Paid J. Brotz, aorvibg election
notices, 1 00
Paid A. Martin, serving election
notldeh, % 4 20
Paid Jas. Posllcthwaito, election ex
penses, \Vcst Ward, . 10 00
Paid A. Kerr, election expenses, East
----- Ward, j - - 11 00
Paid Win. McMilloh, repairs at plug, 75
A. O'Donnol and others, repairs
at Market House pump, 3 75
Paid Jonathan Ziglcr, stopping stones, 8 00
“ 11. L. Hockor, and otheVa, remov
ing miisancea, 23 25
Paid Peter Myera. blacksmitbing, 9 02
“ J. D. Rhinohart, work on hay '
scales, 2 25
Paid.C. Iloightcr, laying crossings, 4 00
“ M Handshuo, work at crossings, 7 50
Paid W. M. ChonoWitb, cleaning and
whitewashing Market House, and
repairs, 3S 12'
Paid M. Shroinor, supper for patrol, 12 HO
“ R. J. Bell, ■ “ 8 00
Paid J. Armstrong, preparing borough
duplicate, 10 00
Paid Geo. Zinn, for printing, 35 75
*“ J. B. Bratton, “ 20 50
“ E. Cornman, “ 32 75
“ A. K. Rhocm, “ 29 75 j
“ Jaa, Loudon, for stationary, 3 75
'Jacob Brotz, for cleansing . „
spring, 100 00 !
Paid U. Dolanoy, plank for bridge, 36 24
“ U. Ginas, eloamaing grave yard, 15 00
“ L. Faber, moaonary done at
bridge, ’ Q 2 fit'
Paid A. L. lleckor, repairing locks, 1 75
“ J. W. Ogilby, treasuer of Good
Will Uoso Company, 34 00
Paid P. Munyor, troasuer of‘Union Firo
.Company, ’ 34 00
Paid P. Quigley, treasurer of Cumber
land Firo Company, ' 34 00
Paid J. Campbell, troasuer of Hook
and Ladder Company. 34 On
Paid B. Hosier, logs lor bridge, 17 00
“ P. Spahr, for alone and haul*
ing, « 121 92
Paid F. Gardner, for plugs and lamp
Post, 70 75
Paid J. 11. Fredericks, for stone, 2 2U
“ Cumberland county, tor stone
furnished to borough, 42 00
Paid P. Madden, for .piking and clay*
ing Walnut street, 800 00
Paid Win. Linch, pipes, gas lamps &c. f
and work done,' 418 23
Paid Geo. Goucher, for posting ordi
nances, 50
Paid E. Steel, winding clock. 15 00
“ J. R. Nonernakor, for coal, 6 25
“ A. J. Welsh, collector, Commis
sioner on Duplicate of 1863, on
$5(533,03, Jit 5 per coot. 281 68
Paid A. Marlin and 11. McCartney,
tor proiMinug volunteers, 100 00
Paid J. W, Ogilby,salary as sccro
‘tiry, • 100 00
Paid W. M. Chcnowilh, salary as clerk
of Market, 100 00
Paid 11. L. lluekcr-, salary as high con
's able, 187 60
Paid A. Martin, salary ns high consta
ble, 02 50
Paid Jno. Harder, salary as lamplight
er, WestUard, 7*o 00
Paid James Spangler,’-salary as lamp
lighter, Went Ward, . 60 00
Paid ,N. Sowers, salary as lamp llght
or, East Ward, 07 59
•paid E. Swartz, salary as lamp lighter
East, Ward, 22 41
Paid R. Natetior, salary as Janitor,
and extra services,
Paid J. U. Irvin, Esq., for preparing
annual statement of receipts and
expenditures for Auditor, and for
publication for 1862**3,
Paid 11. Saxton, for hardware,
w Wm. Fridley, for spout ut Mar
ket House,
Paid J. C. Straloy, for stakes at Mar
ket House,
Paid Sam’l Wetzel and others, regula
ting Walnut Street,
Paid M. Minicb, stepping stones,
Borough note redeemed,
Paid Jacob ilhoora, salary as Troa
euor, and expenses and cervices
under bounty ordinance,
Paid P.,Quigley, for preparing annual
, , statement uf receipts and expen
ditures lor Auditors, and for publi
j cation for 1803—4,
Total cash payments, '50,690 <45
By additional exonerations allowed
■collector of 1863, 15 64
By exonerations allowed collector of
*BO3, 93 91
By amount of-taxes of 1801, outstand
ing, '204 46
Gy amount of-taxes of 1862, outstand
ing, 104 01
By commission allowed -collector of
•1862, on $422,43, *2l 10 1
Total credits,
■Balance in bauds ofTreasuor,
s7,Syi 25
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE DEBTS
AND ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
Bonds issued Water
.stock, Ist subeiription. V .. $25,000 00
Bonds issued far Gas and Water
stock, 2d subscription, 85,000 00
Bond 1 ' issued to George Lino and
others, 8,483 50
Judgment of Margaret Warden, use
of P. Quigley, 500 00
ASSETS.
1000 abates *Gns and n
Water stock', Ist
subscription, at
par value. $26,000 00 * /r
1400 shares I ,Gas and
Water stock, 2d
subscription, at
par value, 36,000 00
124 -shares Gas and
Water stock, at
pur value, 3,100 00
Outstanding taxes for
18IU-and 1362, C 93 30
Pavement Liens, 61 62
Excess of indebtedness,
Excess of indebtedness last year,
u u as above,
Increase, $876 60
JACOB RItEEM, Treasurer of the Borough « f
Carlisle, in account with bounty Fund Com
mittee.
DR.
To amount of loan on bond from l&e
Carlisle Deposit Bank,
CR.
By cash pai 1 on orders of Com mittee
of bounty fund to -51 persons,
Balance in bands of Treasurer, $lOO 00
■ W°/ ,0 Auditors of tbo borough of Carlisle, do
certify Unit wc have examined the foregoing ac
count of .Jacob Rheem, Trua>uror of said borough,
and find u balance duo by hiurlo said borough of
six hundred and seventy dollars and - seventy-nine
cents. ' Wo liavo also examined tbo .above state
ment of the debts and assets ot said borough unci
find the same correct. And havo also examined
the account of said Treasurer, with the bounty
fund committee, and find li balance duo by him to
said committee of four hundred dollars.
W. A. MILES, ) .
C. K. MAGLAUaiILIX \ Anrutotm,
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O&OSSBREXX.EU & WELSH,
S T o. 4M O/ienhiut Street,
PiIILADKLPniA
March 17. ’64.
Prollionoiary’s Notice.
ATOTICE is hereby given to nil persona in
-I,t» tcrcetcd, that tho following accounts havo
beoh filed in tho Protbonotary’s Office, for exami
nation, Ac., and will bo presented to tho Court of
Common Pleas of Cumberland County for ’confir
mation, on Wednesday, the 13tb day of April, A.
D. 1861:
1. Tbo account of Jnmes Woodburn, dec'd , who
was tho Committee of James P. Woods, fded by the
Executors of said James Woodburn, deo'd.
2. Tho -finu! noocuurt of 'George Sanderson, Esq .
Trustee appointed by tbo Court of,Common Pleas,
uniter deed of ascignmont of John P. Hclfenstino.
3. The account of Frederick Wondcrly. dop’d.,
who was the'Committee of Catharine Schmll. a lu
natic, as Bottled by tho Executors of said Frederick
Wonderly., doc’d.
A. Tho accpunt of Michael Goohnaur. .Assignee
of Jacob Bombergcr, under deed of voluntary as
signment
5. Tho ncoount of John Wunderlich and Isaac
S. Matthews, Assignees,of Samuel Jeffery, under
deed of voluntary assignment.
S. SIMBEMAN,
J'roth’i/,
March 10, ’64-!t
Administrator's Notice.
80 00
NOTICE h hereby given that Loners of Ad
ministration on the estate of Mrs. Hannah
Shireman, Into of the village of Shiremanstownf
ilooM.. have boon granted to the undersigned, resi
ding in tbo same place. All persons indebted to
tlio estate are requested to make payment iromedi
-atoly, ami those having claims against-‘tho estate
■will also present them for settlement.
SAM'L. SIIHIEAMN,
Adminittrator,
Maroh»-17. ISO-I—6i.
15 00
18 00
1 -60
6 00
4 00
2 00
NOTICE U hereby given that letters Testa
mentary on the estate of Henry Healing, lato
of Mifflin township, do’d, have been granted to the
uudersidnod, residing in Middlesex township.—
All .persons 'indebted to tbo Said estate are request
ed :to rtmkp paytnmit immediately, and fhoso'baTing
claims against Che -081010 will also present them
for scttlolnent.
130 00
15 00
Feb. 18,1864 —'Ot.'*
AdmlntBlta(or r s Koiioo,
.TVrOTXCB is hereby given Letters-rtf
i-si Administration on the estate of Onipt. Jatues
IC.. Kelso, lato of Southampton twp., iloo'd, have
boon granted to tho undersigned, residing in tbo
gftino township. All persons indebted to tho c’sfatp
aro requested to make payment immediately’, and
those having claims against .tho estate trill also
present thbto'fot settlement.
* WILLIAM G, piJKOAN,
Fob. 4,-1862 — 6k.*
$7,220 46
670 79
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
EDWARD SHOWER reapectifully nnnoun
CCS to.thopubhe,Tirul,hb 9ontinuos to con
stantly on hand, and for salo, a largo and very su
perior assortment erf
Foreign and Domestic Liquorc, ,
at his now stand, a<few doors wesj. of Hannon’s Ho
tol, and directly west of tho Cpttrt-houso, Carlisle
BRANDIES, /
All of choice Brands.
$68,083 50
WINES, „
Sherry, Port, Madonn, Lisbon, Clarot, Na
tiro, Hook, dohannishorg, and Bodorhoim
CHAMP AON®. ■
HoiSsick A Ho., Goislor i'Oo., and import
GINS, x .
Jiohlon, Lirn, and Anchor.
WHISKY.
{Superior, Old Ryo, Choice Old Family Nee
tftr, Wi’ jat, Scotch, and Irish.
ALB, BROWN STOUT, Ac. Best-to. bo bad
Philadelphia.
bitters,
Of tho very host quality.
Dealers ar.d others desiring a PURE ARTICLu
will find it as represented, in lila whole attention wiP
bo given tJ ft proper and careful selection of bi«
STOCK, vhich cannot be surpassed, and hopes to
have tho patronage of tbO; public.
13. &HOWER. •
Carlisle, April 12, 1863;
$63,550 88
5,432 62
4.556 02
5,432 62
Handkerchiefs. tio*;-. stm*». un>
bans, Suspenders,. Under Shirts, Drawers, a
bo&utiful assortment, .can bo found at
ISAAC LIVINGSTON’S,
North Hanover fit. Emporium.
$9,50$ 00
5,1T)0 00
1864.
TERMS
Notice.
WILLIAM REALING,
For Rat*, Mic«% Roadie-, Ami*,
Bcd-BugN, Bloili* lu Fin n, Wool
e»8, Ac, Insedß uu Plants,
Fowl*, Annuals, Blc,
Put up in 25c., 50c. and SI.OQ, Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. sfi and $5 sizes for Hotels, Public In
stitutions, Ac. . ....
Only infallible remedies known.*'
° Free from Poisons. 0 '
“ Not dangerous to die Human Family °
“ Hats como out of their, boles to dio."
Sold Wholesale iu largo cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
whore,
!!! Beware!!! of all worthless imitations.
See that “ CostauV’ namo is on each Box,
Bottle, and Flask, before yoft buy.
Address lIENUYII. COSTAU.
Princtpatj Depot, 482 Broadway, N. Y.
J 833* 1 Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
in Carlisle, Pa. [Fob. 4, 'O4-Sm
United Slates Internal Revenue.
Annual Taxes for 1804.
IHB attention of Tnx-pavorn is' herdhy
. called to tho proviaiou* of the United States
Excise Luwrolativo to the aaaossmont of annual
taxes. ,
By tbb sixth fioetlmi of tho-act of Juty 1, 1562, it
it mode tbo duty of all persons, partnerships, firms,
associations, or corporations, made liable to any
annual duty, license or tax,-ox on icpoap. the
Pins? Monday op May in each yeah, to make a
list or return to tbo Assistant Assessor ofthe Dis
trict where located of tbo amount of annual in
come, tbo articles or objects charged W lb a special
tax, and the business or occupation ..liable to pay
anyJiconso. ' -
Every person who shall fail to make suob return
by the day specified will be liable to bo assessed
by the Assessor according to tbo best information
which be can obtain; and in such case tbo Assessor
is required to add fifty per centum to the amount
of the items of such list.
Every person who ahull deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with in
tent to evade tho valuation or cnmneral ion required
by law, is subject to afinoof five hundred dollars;
and in such ease tho list will bo made out by the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the valu
ation and enumeration so made there can bo no
appeal.
Payment of tho annual tfcxcs, except those for
licenses will net bo domanddd until the thirtieth
day of Juno.
The appropriate blanks on ‘which totoako return,
and All necessary information, will bu furnished
by any of tho Assistant Assessors to persons rest
ing in their respective divisions.
Tho following are the • Assistant Assessors of
Cumberland County, to whom returns of income,
license applications, and art biles liable to ppecial
tax under “schedule A,” should bo made:—-John
C. Kirk, Div. No. 11, New Cumberland ; -Jos. Rit
ner.jr., Div. No. 12. Mochanicsburg ; Jacob llhcem,
Div. No. 15i, Carlisle ; Mode Griffith, Div. No. It,
Boiling Springs; Jno. S. BnvidSon, l>iy. No. 16,
Plainfield ; and D. W. Thrush, Div. No. 10, Ship
jpensburg.
HORACE BONHAM.
V, S. Axtcaanr 1 bth Dint . of Pa.
Carlisle, March 10, 18C4-3t
NEW DRUG STORE.
THE undersigned has just opened n now
DRUGi-STOHK, in South Hanover Street,
next door to C, InhoiTH Grocery Storo, where ho
has just received and opened a largo stock of
Urutjs,
Chemicals, .
Dye-Sthfls,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, and Fancy Articles, Al
so, a large lot of
Tobacco and Scgai's
of the moat favorite brands, Coal Oil Lamps and
Shades, Burning Fluid. Confectionaries, Finite,
Nuts, Con 1 Oil, Alcohol. Stationary, Patent Medi
cines, and all other articles connected with ourlifie.
All of which wc will soil at prices to suit tho times
Prescriptions'carefully compounded by a compotcn
druggist.
Carlisle, Dec. 23, 1563.
Cloaks!
Greenfield & Sheafer,
HAVE just receive! n m-w and dionp hit
n} cloaks. As wo purchase those goods of a
Now York iniinufaeturor. wo aro abla to offer su
perior iuducomouta to-any boaao in the country. —
Also in
FURS! FURS!!
Wo defy competition. Hiring mp.de arrange
ments with One u( the largest Pur Companies in
New York, to-supply ns with choice Furs, which
will he sold at city prices, and twenty per
cent less than they havebcon Bold in Carlisle.
• Now antjl desirable idress goods received daily.
GREEN.FXEM) & SIHSAFEII.
S. E cor. Market "Square, 2nd door from cor
Nor. 12, 1363.
THE GREAT
American Tea ('ompany,
51 TEJ-EY STREET, NEW YORK,
Since its organization, ’has created a now ora in the
history of
Scllfin? TEAS in fills Comiiry.
A LL. our Teas are aolectnd by a Pmfpp- 1
'■lm. eional Toa-tastcr, oxprcesly and exclusively
for iw, and wo nenror charge over Two Conte (02
Cunts) per pound above cost for original packages.
Wo have but Quo Price .to every one for each
quality, and that price is always marked on’ each
sample package at our store in plain figures.
Wo issue a Monthly Price List of our Teas, which
will bo sent free to all who order it—wo advise
every Tea Seller t*» ace U. It comprises a full as-'
sortraont selected for every locality in tho States.;
Provinces, South America and the West indies.—
In this list each kind is divided into Four Classes
or Qualities, namely: Cargo, High Cargo, Fine,
Finest, that every one'inay’understand from do
acription-and tho prices annexed that the Company
ore determined to undersell *tiho whole tea trade.
Wo guarantee to sell all our ‘Teas in’original.
packages at not over Two Cents per -pound above
cost, believing this to bo attractive to tho many who
have heretofore been paying Enormous Profits.
-Ou’r business js largely done on orders, Which wo
.always execute ns well and promptly ns though the*
buy.ui* pome himself, giving true weights and tares,
and always guaranteeing everything; our respon
sibility enabling ua to do all we promise. Every
dealer : cne order his Teas direct from tho Company,
and parties doing business within Five Hundred
(500) miles of Now York, can return Tea bought of
us if they nro not cheaper tbap they cun buy else
where, and tho purchaser is dissatisfied with his
ba-gnin, within fourteen days (14), and have the
money refunded to them. Those who are over
Five Hundred miles can have thirty days (80), and
tho same privileges extended to them.
Bosidostho tidvantagos‘the Company Will, pay
all Expenses, both ways, if the Teas are returned.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
51 Vesey Street , New 3or&.
’M-3m
Fob. 11,
iKON— 100 tons of■ and
llollod—of all eiios. just received, an£ war
ranted to bo of the boat quality, with a large as
sortment of
Shoot Iron, Washers,
Hoop Iron, Anvils,
Band Iron, . Vices,
Horse Shoe XroA, Files,
Spring Steel; Rasps,
Cast Steel, Bolts,
Blister St'ooJ, | Kuril,
Horso Shoos, Scrcvr Plafcetf,
Horse Shoo Nails, 1 Blacksmith Bellows
lUVOtfl, &c.,.&<3,, Ac.,
Cheaper than tho cUoapoit,nt the Hardware atoro.
1 IIENIIT SAX'i'ON
Eu«t TSltiin fitrost,
Jun. 7, 'IBIM,
jyj- A CK EKE Ij !
.MACKEREL, Nus. 1. i anil 3. in all sized pac'k
agu's—oow, am( eaeb package warranted. Just
roc’nived; and lor sain low, by _ TfmN ljyEn
CHIAN BEKIUES.— A now lot of fine trash
J Ownborrios just tcooivod and for salsbv
fpIIE subscriber has juut returned from- tbo
X eastern cities with the larged, cheapest, and
heat selected. assortment of Hardware, ever offered
in ibis county. thing kept in a large whole
sale and retail Hardware dot's, can bo had little
lower than at any other house in tbo county, at the
cheap hardware store of the subscriber.
Nails and spikes.—-50 tons nails and spikes just
received of the very best make*, and all warranted.
Country merchants supplied with Nails at manu
facturers’ prices.
Ot'O pairs .Trace Chains of all kinds, with a large
assortment of butt chains, halter chains, breast' db.,
fifth chains, log chains, tongue chains, cow obaius,
Ac. ,
Hames.—36o pair of Hames of all kinds just re
ceived. Common pattern, London, pattern, Eliza
bethtown pattern, with and without patent fasten
ings, cheaper than over.
Paints and Oils.—lo tons White Lead, 1,000
gallons Oil Just received, with a largo assortment
of varnishes, turpentine, japan, putty, litharago,
wbittnp, glue, shellac, paint brushes, flVo-prool
paint, Florence white, white zinc, colored zinc, rod
lead, lard oil, boiled oil, sperm oil. Hah oil, Ac.—
Colors of every description, dry and in oil, in cans
and tubes.
Fahji Bells.—Just received tho largest, cheap
cst, and host assortment of Farm Bells in the
county. Groouoastlo motal and Bell metal, war
ranted not to crack.. rA
PowDnn.—2s kegs Dupont Rock and Rifle Pow
der, with a largo assortment of safety fuse, picks,
crowbars, stone drills, stone sledges, stone hammers,
Ac,
Pumps and cement.—so barrels cement, with a
very large assortment of chain and iron pumps ol
all kinds, cheaper than over, at tho-hardware store
of . HENRY. BAXXOK
Carlisle, Jan. T, 1804,
Lewi F. lime.
Jf the old firm of John P. Lync tfc Son.
HAS just completed opening hi* spring
atoc* of Hardware, Paints, Oil*, Varniahea,
Glass, Ac,, to which he invites tho early attention
of tho public generally. Ho has greatly enlarged
Ills stock in all its various branches, and can now
"acoouiolate’ tho public with
. RELIABLE GOODS,
in largo or email -qmujtUiea at the lowest prices.—
lie don’t wanftlie public to tbinlc ho has brought”
all tbo Goods in Philadelphia and' New York to
our town, but he can iw«nro them that a look into
his storo will convince them that he has enough
Goods to fully supply tho demand in this market.
Persons wanting goods in our line will find it to
their advantage to give us a call before making
their purchases. All ardors personally and punctu
ally attended to, and no misrepresentations made to
effect sales.
Carlisle, Jan. 7,18G4.
rjTTII-2 undersigned having purchased the
JL on tiro stock of Groceries of C. InholT, on tho
smith-cast corner of Market Square, and made
considerable additions, is now prepared to supply
his friends and tbo public, with all kinds of choice
goods, at (he lowest market rates. His stock com
prises
COFFEES,
SUGARS,
SYRUPS,
TEAS.,
Salt, Spices ground and onground, Choesb, Crack
ers, Coffee Essences, Fish .by wholesale or retail,
Brooms, Brushes, Tobacco, Segura, Snuff, Matches,
Blacking. Bed Cords,
GLASS, CHINA, STONE AND QUEKNSWARE,
Ccdarwaro, Notions, and all other articles usually
kept in a first class Grocery store.
In regard to prices, I can say that it is my de
termination to sell goods at the lowest possible
figure
Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of country produce
taken at market prices.
110 Impos by strict attention to business, and n
di.«podUion to please, to merit and secure a share of
public patronage.'
Carlisle, Jan. 7. ISCL
WIIKTxE.VS tiio Hon. James 11. Graham
President Judge of illc several Courts ol
Common Pleas of the countiesof Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata, and Justices of tho several -Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
in said comities, and Michael CrtcUlin and Hugh
Stuart. Judges of tbe Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and -fail Delivery for tho trial of all capital and oth
er offenders, in the said county of Cumberland, by
their proccptKjto mo directed, dated the 11th day of
January, 18tM, have ordered tbo Court of
Oyrr and Toi-miner and General .Fuji Delivery to be
lioldcn at •Carlisle on tho 2nd Monday of April,
ISO I, (being tbo llth day,) at 10 o'clock in tin*
forenoon, to continue two wouk.
DAVID RALSTON,
Cloaks!!
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of tho Peace, and Coustahlos of the said couniy of
Cumberland, that they are by tho said precept
(.•oimnamled to 1)0 then and there in their proper
persona, with-their rolls, records, anti inquisitions
examinations, ami all other remembrances, to do
those Citings which to. their o'Qitius -appertain to ho
done, and all those that are bound by recognizances,
to prosecute against the prisoners that are or then
shall bo in the Jail of said county, are to ha there
to prosecute tnom as shall be just.
j. t. rippey,
Shet iff,
Fob. IS, ISM.
Now (hauls! Now 'Goads!
ANTICIPATING a rise in Goods, I have
bought a largo stock of
Domestic and Foreign Goods,
?uch a s 3-4. 4-1. C-4. 10-1, brown sheetings and
shirtings, 3-4, 4-1, 6-4-. if) 4 white sheeting and
sheeting muslins. All tho desirable makes of
Calicoes, Ginghams; all the-widths anil qualities
of Tickings. Checks, Stripes, -brown and colored
Drillings,'Cambrics, Nankins, Crash, Table Diaper,
Counterpanes, Jeans and cotton Panlinga.
Also a largo and well selected stock of
CARPETS,
all grades. Carpet Chain. Oil Cloths, Shades find
Blind materials, and all other kinds of honso-lur
nislnhg goods, together with Dress Goods. All
kinds of Notions. Hoop Skirts, White Goods, «fcc.
Carpet Rags Wanted.
Please call at tho old -stand, one door below
Martin’s Hotel.
W. O. SAWYER.
Fob. 18,1864,
ESorflitor’s SHollrc;
NOTICE is hereby giYGn that Letters tes
tamontn y on tho estate of Abraham Good
heart, Into of West Ponusborough twp., Cumber
land county, dee'd, hove this day been issued to
tho undersigned. residing in tho same township
All persons indebted to the estate are requested
to make payriiont immediately, and those having
claims against tho estate will also present them
for settlement.
Fob. 11, ’6l fit*
PERSONS in want.of BLINDS, will find
JL an assortment always on hand at Philadelphia
prices. , In sending orders for blinds -.the site of
the windows should be sent with the order.
Old Blinds repaired to look equal to ncir, at No.
28 South Second Street, HaAidbnrg, Pa.
A. R. SHARP.
Jam,2B, .'6l-Sm
THE' Ladies* Scm ± ry Carlisle trill
commence its next bioi the Ist of tFtEB
RUARY. The hest te , r*, moat thorough
instruction, and the fnost reasonable terms.
Rar. KDWIN 11. NEVIN,
/Vitcipol*
Jan. 14, 1864.
CHAINS.— COO. pAiri
all kinds, withfc larg
Butt Chains,
Breast
Eng “
Cow . u
Jurfi received at the Cheap
April 27'. l.SfiX
PHIS Somiiuirv wuhopened onAVEDNES-
I DAY. SEPTEMDER2mI, 18A3. A corps oftlio
tnojctaoooinplishod Teachers have boon secured.—
The course of instructions will the same with
.that uftho host institutions in tho country, Per
Circular and moroiloliriito information, address the
undersigned,■ Carlisle Pa, E. H. NEVIN.
Jan. 7;. 'M tf. Priooipal-
I A
BAR
it a
■ LEWIS f; ltne, .
North Uanerar street.
CI:0f ° • ?, :
l*roc!n mat! an*
JOHN GOODIIEART,
Hxeoufor.
fifiurrisfiure VetiiHun Bftlirtl
Factory,
Svmlusn'y*
•s of Trace Chalub, of
go assortment of
Uniter Chains,
Fifth, “
Tongue “
Spreads, Ac.. £so.,
p lladware Store of •
11. RAXTOX
•elect temaio Somltosiry
SS»KS.Ii« TKA.SJE,. 1563.
NEW GOODS!! '
I\[ OW nCoring an immense variety of
-LI CLOT 113,
CAiiSriIEEEP,
VESTINGS,
COTTOX GOOD?, &o.
For Men & Soys’ Wear,
in alarger variety, than can ho found m any osmb-
Hshrdent in this place, and at ns low prions as can
bo sold any Whore, to suit taste and pocket. We
tnanufa'cturc the above goods to order, in the latest
stylos, or sell per yard. Customers wishingto have
the guo'ds bought of us, cut, can he accommodated,
free of charge. An early■inspection df cor goods
and prices, respectfully sßtieiiedS--^
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover St., Clo’hiug Emporium.
Mrfrch 10, 1863.
shirts! shirts!!
WE havo tho largest and finest shirts ever
offered iutb is place,
SHIRTS at 12,00 per doa.
do. “ 15.00 “ "
do. “ 2U.00 “ **
do. “ 25;00 " •*
do. « 80,06 “ «
warranted to bo of tho belt and most celebrated
make?. Bought before the late advance in prices,
sold by tho dozen or single. Ifj'ou want®
Perfect Fitting Shirt,
call at
ISAAC LTONGSTON’S
North Hanover St., Emporium.
Maroh 10’ '63.
Headquarters Clothing Copt. Carlisle, Po, )
•> Sopt. 10th, 1863. [
1 OFFICERS and soldiers nowntntioned
• at Carlisle, will find a full assortment of Su
perior Dress Coats, Blouses, Pants, Veits and Caps,
made ip accordance with the U. S. Regulations, at
these Headquarters.
2. Over and undershirts, drawers, suspenders,
guantlcts, gloves Ac. cf the best quality.
3. India Rubber Coats, Blankets, Cups, Loggdn*.
Haversacks, «fco. at fair prices,at tho Clothing Hall
of
ARNOLD A CO.,
North Hanover street, 2 .doors north of theT Carlisle
Deposit Dank.
TURS I FURS!
JUST received'a Inrgcaddltion ofnew Furs,
muffs, capes, Tlctoriacp, 4c. Also cloaks,
mernllcß, cloaking cloths from Now York, very
ch*ap. Plain, figured and fancy silk*’, winter dress
goods, latest styles, heavy woolen gojda for the
cold weather, balmoral skirts. Genuine Hanover
Buck Gloves and Gauntlets. «
Please call at East Main street,one door below
Martin’s Hotel.
Dec. 10, ISGS.
ARRIVAL of new stock of
IJDY GOODS.
; A. ®. iEMTI,
HASjuat -returned (Vom-the New York nml
Philadelphia markets with a largo and well
selected slock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Mohair Lacc, Plaid Victoria.
WoOl Pluida, Plaid Poplin.",
fiilknnd Worsted Chocks, Colored Alpaca,
Colored Mcrri’mrir, Mens do Laino,
Double wirlth Wool Plaids,
Illack and White do.,
Wool Plaid Victoria, Ginghams, Calicoes. Checks.
Tickings, Opera Flannels, Shirtings, Tublo Dia
per, Sheetings, Canton Flannels, .to.
' ' MOAJfifi I%iiV«
Morinoes. Cashmeres,
Bombnzincs, Figured A plain Doliiino*
Bmoade M'diair, Double Wool do Laities.
Choivi Mohair. Striped Ueps,
Striped Mohair, Strjped Poplin.
Gros. de Berlin, Torino Cloth,
Parainclto Coburg. Black Coburn.
Mourning corded silk, Poilt de Soie, black silk,
a largo assortment of crape collars, black, alpaca
black silk belting, 40.
JOHN lITER.
Black nnd bordered long and square shawls. s-quar?
mid long wool shawls. Mack Thibet, Mmis dc
Luino, broclm Ion? and square, plaid wool shawl*-*,
fancy woqj shawls, in great variety.
halmokai. skirts,
hadlee'hats, homo made ft la or
:d. The latoststyle hoop skirt? —sly quaker.
” HOSIERY.
A largo arid wot! selected stock, wbnl find roT'on,
:ulies and children’s cap?, a line assortment nf 1 > m
ict mid imintua ribbon?, gingham, silk utid '-otto
landkcrchiotV, umbrellas, a largo assortment id
MENS AND BOYS’ WEAR.
Cloths,
Cagsimeres,
Satinets,
Kentucky .leans
The ’largest and best selected stock in -tiro county:
Carpet?, oil cloths, Ac.
These goods have all been Bclocte.i expressly for
this market, with great care noth to their q<uili»\
ami styles, hswcll ua In ivrea'annahlo price aiwu’n-b
they can iiud will bo disposed of.
70S* The bid friends and customers ofthis well
known house a*fo invited to call and examine this
stock of splendid goods.
Oct. 29, '63.
NEW WINTER SOWS.
I HAVE just returned from the Eastern
Markets with an immense stock of Winter
Goods. Latest stylos and fabrics of
' LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
Misses’ and children's Drcaa .good?, Ladles' and
Misses' Furs, all kinds and equalities.
Berthas,
Mtiffs and Culls
A largo sto-k of ciosiks aitd M:*of ICS,
ae'octed from themost fashionable manufactories
in tho cities, Paris stylos and designs. l —
clothe, plain and castor Beavers, Melon's
and other qualities. Shawls in large supply, hit
ost novelties as well as staple makes. Mourning
goons af all kinds and varieties. Balmoral skirts,
every quality and stylo. Ncw.style of byop akin
All kinds of worsted goods, gloves, hosiery, em
broidery, Ac,
Overcoating*, .cloths. Motou’n satinets, jeans, to
gether with an immense, stock of muslins, calicoes
ginghams, blankets, furnishing goods. Ac., Ac.—
Please call at the-well linown stand,-East Main
street, Carlisle.
Nov. 19, 'OS. W. C. SAWYER.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
AS the Holidays are past, I will sell tlvo
balance of my Winter (Joods at vreiuerd f”i .
cx9. Winter dVcss goods, winter shawls, Broche
long shawls, winter mantles and cloaks. Mmi.ii
fine lot of Turs, at greatly reduced prices Blank
eta and woolen goods generally. Constant u-<Mi*
'lions of staple goods are "being received. Thu
probability is that domestic and hoire furnishing
goods will, bo higher, i. would adWso persons in
jiued of these goods to buy "before'B.uother advance,
'Please call at the eld stand,-one door-below Mar
lin’s Jlufoi. , '
te.^c.sAwrEii.
Jai. it, r#£
PAINTS -AND OHiS.—lO ton* of Wl-iro
Li'ful, 1,000 ga.Hn. of 0j). juj»t received, ttiib
ti large iv»«urtinoYiVui'
.Varnishes,
Turpentine,
Japan,
Puny-, J
Litharage,
Wliiting,
Glue,
Sliollnn,
Paint Brushes,
Colors itf every descript
cans and tabs', at the ""
General Order No. 47.
W. C. SAWYER,
saa was.
A. vr. BENTZ,
Capes,
VI ct Grilles,
MEN’S AND BOY’S'WEAtI,
Fire-proof Paint,
Flomuv* Wilke,
Whit* /,in«%
Ooinrtiti //me,
Ucil Lead,
Untied Oil,
Lind Oil,
Spei m Oil,
Fish 0.1, &c.,
■ion, drv and
Lirihvure Store
& &4XICN.
EOT A'LtJDHOXJO.
A IllMlil.V CON'K.V 1 11 ATI-.Li
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PUitE.TOA'h’.
' DOC T O TAIO CF L A NI) ‘SIJER M A r> Binilli?,
'prepared b\ I)r. C. M. Jackson, I’liibid'dpbin, !'£■,
will o ,r »Ttii: G; cu : Liver f**tnjilninf,
Jaundien/Obr mie orNoivous Debility, Diseusu 0>
the KldiPys. r.u.l hit di-eases arising from adU
ordered Liver or .Stomach.
Siii'li ns Constipation, Tiles, Fulness ot
Blood tntiio Hoad, Acidify c.f the Stomach, Nausnay
Ho.irl burn. for Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach. Sour Eructations. Sh.ktng or Flutter
ing at the Pi.t of, the Slomkch, Swimming of tho
. Head. Hurried and Difficult Icma* Ding. Fluttiring
at the K*’:irf. Chocking or Suffocating
w!«en in a lying p'fffnr*. dimne-is of Vision, Dot*
or Web* bni'nrff iht> Sigh#, Fevim nndDull Puiti in
the Head. IKdb'ii'C’.v cd‘ F.vrpirc.lbm. VclloWoom
of I lie Fhin and Eves; P.tin in the Side, Buck,
Chert. Limbs. <s>••.. Sudden Finches of Heat. Burn
in? in tiio Ficsli. Constant Imaginings of Ev s l, and
great D prcsidon of .Spirits. And Will positively
prevent Yellow Fovor, Billions Fever, JLc.
lIOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS I
Arc not and untried a rtielc, out hare stood
tho ti'ct of fiftaou years trial by tho American pub
lic; olid tbo'r reputation and vale, uro not rivalled,
by any similar preparation.
Tim proprietors have Uijusunij.l of Letters from
tho moat uminstit
CLERGYtfM, LAWYERS. PIIISICIANS,
Wand CITIZENS,
Testify It* o r U.' ir o \r:, person a! k nowl algo, to tho
beneficial offset and uiaJical v.rtuo< oi‘ these Bit
tors.
Do you waul something to strengthen you?
Do you want a good Appetite 7
Do you want to build up your coflSVilutlon f
Do you want to fool well?
Do joh want U get rid. of porronanofa f
Do you want energy ?
Do you Want to okep well?
Do you want a LiUk and vigorous foaling ?
If you do, use IXOOFLAND’S GERMAN BiB
TERS.
PASSTECIJLASi KOTiWB-.
There are many pr-'furMii'ns sold under'tho
name of Hit Vri. put ui- in quart Imtib ?. compound
od of the cheapest ivliuicv nrcomnion nun. costing
from 20 to -(0 cents per irullo:i, the taste disguised
by Anise nr Coriander Seed.
Thi* class of Bitters ha? c-i'iiscd and will contin
ue to causa. r.’Hon:; ;is {hey can, be pdd, hnndredf
to dio the death of ilio .Vn.ikard. By rheir nso
the system iJ I< « j |>t <•<>:»tinn.,ll v uml-r t:;o. influence
of Alcholtc S:iiiinljj,nt*i rf »ho w<>r*t kind. the de
sire for Liquor is create 1 at.d kept up. an t the re
sult U all the horrors attendant, upon a drunkard’s
life and death.
For those who desire and V/fl/T, TIAVL a Li
quor Biller". iv-puM : »h im lTllov,i ;>j r>v v ipt ; ‘Get
HN’H BOTTLE Ili'OViANti'S 'IK!!U W BIT
TER-* will i’ll :m:i: tju \n r-* oy imdd
BITA N BY Oil WIIISKI.Y. .in I the will ho
a ppooirall'-n :h:it wid FAB. f'X> i:|, in medical
virtue**' and trim o ovllcnvc nl the "•iiim-.iij
Liquor Bitt'-r* is. t'u* mn-J kct. and wiii CO -T dU‘II
LKSS, 'You ivfli have h'H the vfrru<;fe ft!’■JtG'O'F’L
\ND’S lUTTEUS in connection wllh a GOOD ar-
Golo.or J jquor. at u mnci) htss price th*n these io
■©rior preparations will cost you.
ATTKVnON, SOLDI I
AND TIJK KKJENDS OF SOLDfEkS
V;'i» c.i]] at tc»ri >n of aII ha vin r.da J : '.n? i-.r 'V cii
in the iirmi tn the ft cl iii.it • II <i 1 , nd’< G /in. in B
if ill - nrc mi. »• h nth" nl the .1 1.-m-.i I cs ii. <** i / . !
■x ]!■ "ii iv» and j*t i v, 11. •. ns • n--id t-j■,imm|. ii f •
• lie ii.-( |.;i Vi- •• !.1 linos; It*V ; . Io ,•
>ll Ihe arrii.ll ol tin: sielv. ) I will In.* n.n..
vcy large pvopnrt i.i mi *v ?alb;ni-g fr .
Kv-vv case ol that kind '-.in ‘ - i • .
r»y 11....11.111.1’s Gcrnnin B.i f r?. ] isc'i-e
-r.cn il’.sordv rs o.‘ ih-- dige-livo m ans
,\*ir;.)Vi d. 'V.- h iv.* ic> h. sifaii.-ii . . >
li!l'i!'*r- r i v> In . 'y ms-iI si'nori
Van.lr- ■'!' lives miglii he save t t.i.i! . h
will be I 1-r.
W • < -i.l p ;i is.-olar oil' n(i*>n to the fid) .\i
• Hill I.ob’e aii'l V i 15 anti;' Mtevd i -'iv m| nir
.Rid bed) iii /v- i i
I'M : i i.olo lit. i.;na: Tb;
,V* r » ,/ ’uc* ,{■ l.'i —\V • 11. g- :il L'iijl-u ;
II >..•! ind .- li- -niii'i I*. 11 cra ii.id :• .. cd m\
I'..civ is mi I*: i-f.il; c i ii t m.-. !: i 1 i - .
•t nabors »(' nr,- eumr.idc* S'-inc of w.. .-
nv jippcn.lcd. am! who lnlly i-n.i . a- ;
. t.i: I it :- J,i.sf.i m-.-s 'if tijy 1 s.ui. a-i
-ii-cii for t'.o I.i{.■ I. f"iir year-, a nu-m>ii - •
1c bra led M-llejy. alal under the ith .>■ ■
e« mill in I '*f Captain 11. 11. Ayer.-'. Tin-"':
■)> )>n.'iir-- :il id l.u-.i iifaiii my anlim is ctei--
illa.-ked in Xovemb.r Ia -1 wita iullamaiiu . ..
1 a lie's, and was fur >c\ ut, t \ -lu a d.v\ s in t!ic I. . ,
■fuis was Udlnvrvd by grey I debility. 1 nigh eve.
•in niiack of dyseuu-ry. f was ibeu removed -r
mu White U-Mi-e. an I sum ta ibid lily ,o;i board
ti e Sk-am-v *• Ht«r.- of Maim.-.” from, which I land
ed ~ti the 2'lb of .lime. Since iiu.l liuv I have
ueeu about ,e h>w a.- ai.;, one i a.id !>c and st-M re*
iiia n -park of i radm . I*.*r a week or amt.; I was
?ca iVcl \ aMe I o *•»-.-;) Ib e,y a ti> t ii :n d *f 1 did force
a. nu-i-.-w-I down, it r/u3 immediately thrown up
ae.iiu.
• I could r-ot i-vru keep n gin*? of wafer on my
<tomacb. Life could nor la.-i under tbc?o-cir.;um
sl.iiuvs : and. ammrd.-i ,dy. ti-e jdiy-i bins win*
bad been wovl. in ? tail ii(nily, ib.nmb ui'saccesi'ul
ly, In ri-:-ii‘i mi* from the yarp nCiliy dread Arch
er. frankly told me they cmiM do mi m >ra fur we;
and advb-’ed rde to see a. clergyman, and to mak*
such iJi-Jpositi-'iu nfinv limited fund" as bc»-f suited
uu*. An aequoima- ce v.-bo \l.-dicdme at the hospi
tal, Mr. Frederick Sieinbvm, of Sixth' below Arc'fe
Street. iidvi<i;d tm-. a< U fm-lorn hope, to try yoiiv
and kindly jir-i.' ired a b.iiile. Fima 'Oao
liuio I commcnce-d taking fbeta the oloomy’ shadow
of death recoded, and I imi.unw, thank for it,,
gelling liettir. - Though I have taken Aim two bot
tles. 1 have, gained lea .pound*, and I feel sanguine
of beim; q>er:-ii:ted, to rcj'dn :uy wife anti
daughter, from whom I have heard nothing for
eigh-ccu aioudm. : for, gentlemen, I am a loyal
Virginian. Irom I;-'.’ icintty of d rent. Koval. T&
your iuva.lu.ib!... jdiicrs I owe ‘ : u- certainly of life
which ha? lake I the place of vague fears—ln your
Bitter.* 1 wrf C owe t!r.* gbobu? privilege of again
Clasping to my bo?om tho.-*c whuaredmueat tome in
life.
Very irdly yours,
TVo fuYy i , o»'." , ;v in tin truth of the above state
ment. ns wo hi- 1-u -i* i;io*i M* sK-mg our comrade,
Mr. Main; o. nvt-ir.d to health.
.John Cu'iillchsick, Ist New York Battery
A. A«-Ul«*.v, Co. C., 11 til Maine.
Lot?;? Chevalier. H2<l New York.
\I. E. Spom'cr. % lst A nil Jury. Battery 3P.*.
J.d'a'cnvl!, Co I>. !M Vormont,-
IKnry B. Jei'-mo, Co. J 5. do. A..
•Henry T. MticDonuM, Co C. *-;Vi MnlnoV
Jolm F. Ward, Co. Y„ At!i M.nuc.
Herman Koch, Co. H. 72.1 '/j\v York.
iSntlntoiol B. Thouiii B , Co. Ibßli l\nn,
Andrew .1. Kimball. Co. A. ”«l Vermont,
John Jeukint, Co. JJ. llifßh Bcnu.
I!KW,'HE OF COU.NTKI.’FFITS !
See that thoi si'nature “ C, Xf. JAt'XSpy,’*
is cm the ]\’llA /'}’£/! ufeneh bottle.
Price. Per IJoiile
Dozen for 55-100
Bha«M ynnr nearest Druggist not hate the arti
cle, do not ho put off hy any of the intuxi-ating
preparation* that may ho offered iu Un place, bit
send to ««, and wo will forw.trl, Securely pnekef
by express.
PHnciii:il (iSfico & ?3«uuiticfo« y
Ho. 631 ARCH ST.
JON I'/'t & in V A SS :
(Sueccrsors to C. 31. JACKSON &. Co .1
For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in evrrj
town in the United Staton. . *
- tiny 38,1303 —lyl
ISAAC MALONE.
7i On!s, or Hal
Pro priptors.