r«*»rsn
iONMAKEB SHOP POP- RENT.
’ho largo Waggonmakor Shop m tho
r m Blair & Son's wholesale grocery,
,d arlislo. Apply at tho store.
_ .
Notice.
!E is hereby given that letters of
iniatration on the estate of Mrs. Marga
lato of Silver Spring township, doo d,,
granted to tho undersigned residing in
Ihip All persons indebted to the said
requested to make payment immediate
”o having claims against tho estate will
!t them for setaoment^
Advniiitdalor.
Notice.
)E is hereby given that letters of
•ation on tho estate of John Cooper, late
Spring township, doo’d., have boon gran
undorsigned residing in the same twp.
ns knowing thcmaolvos indebted to tho
to arc requested to make immediate pay
ftt’-VlrfSßSuid those having claim against tho estate
■ St» Alton nrosent them for scttlomont.
l> ; 1 W. W. WANBAUGH,
V Administrator.
i
a for Rent.
largo room (second story) occupied
tho lato “ Democrat" as a printing office,
atoly in tho roar of tho First Presbyterian
, Also, tho four law offices on first floor,
at this office.
1,1368—tf.
‘H —Tho., Partnership here
, j existing under the name of Jamo
/g'oti':/.i)iUlngor & Co., is this day dissolved by mu
,!| ’ B. R. JAMESON.
*;■ o. u. dillinger.
m IBbilii’a-. fan. Ist, 1600.
■■:
;J, ; ! —Tho undersigned will continue
i' ( : tli,oiJfidincss'as formerly, at No. 118 North Third
Jf; all transactions of tho Into firm will
Yours, Respectfully,
B. B. JAMESON,
I t* -jHE THOROUGH-BRED I^ORSE
8 HARRIS.
V U - 9 %SE& Agricultural Society of Cumberland
EB, f ""JK'"l!iBunty has directed us to dispose of “ Charles
11, r -* SriK" who is a thorough-bred horse, purchased
Hi' ' -SSiSSooiety in 1800, in Kentucky. His podi-
I' * »WSffiP orfect and will ho exhibited by any mom
- .SoVhf tho committee to any mic disposed to pur
‘lsr’';4oßMMtho horse. Uis got now hero gives evidonoo
; of thp horse for his eolts nro all su-
Ho will ho ten yours old next April; and
'■-vWhrfeoUy Sound. Ho would ho a desirable pur
'%loi'i(So.for any county Society, and is now sold only
his colts requite another horse. Appli
-1 eailottjnav’hc mado to either of the committee.
11l 'ttf J ELIAS BRBNNEMAN,
i JOHN W. CRAIGHEAD,
‘ t>' ',#■ GEORGE CLARK.
■
Ao&tPlksOS ! PIANOSU
*Wp<LLING OFF AT COST!
*• lundersigned wishing to change buai
soil off his entire stock at Cost, cen
t's ’fisting of
Htj Three New Pianos,
■u l '-; .fmadihy'.’lho host New York manufacturers ; also,
5, ~ CEftCKERING PIANO, having boon in use
lime. Also, Cabinet ami Parlor
r.hl/irfWi' ME LCD LG NS,
;>Vi ' GUITARS,
VIOLINS, ■
.m I- ti-ftf. FLUTES, &c.
r) f Cd&iiamcdiatoly, as his entire stock mustho is
„ posed Of before the Ist of February.
J. D. KAFFENSBERGER.
East Main Street, Mcobanioshurg.
t lBOO
:tgii 1 ITCHI ITCH
r / SOB A TCH ! ■ SOB A TOIII
heaton’s Ointment
OURE THE’ITCH IN 48 HOURS.
Salt Riieuii, Ui.ccns, Chilblains, and
nca3{ f:'> M of tub Skin. Price 50 cents. For
? ' Sftt&oy all Druggists.
)v.i-JJ^B)E"B cn ding 00 cents ter WEEKS POTTER,
SdWAgcnts, 170 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
cn % ; : bo forwarded by mail, free of postage, to
'■tfsy ) ; part of the United States.
1 ’ O«fe ; s,*lBos—oin : ’ f
.[■ Soticc.
ork is hereby given that letters of A»i
——[ i3t.rn.tion on tbo estate of Andrew W.
: r late of Silver Spring township, de
. J been granted to tbo undersigned, re
-11 i--i.ir the same township. All persona in*
tho said estate arc requested to make
he immediately, and those having claims
ilcaswffitigf thn estate will also present them for sot
[■ tlement
.. ;i)W, 21, isos-ot»
or Rent.
li A STORE ROOM, in Nowvillo, which has
L. ’. '. used ns a Drag store, but is suitable oi
;t)ier,;for a Boot anil Shoo store, or a Clothing store,
rHua Xt is situated on Main street and is one of tho beat
business stands in tbd town. Possession giver on
l t j . tbu firdt of April next. Terms moderate. Apply
as.vi ; 1 ’ personally or by letter to
ceiiif
„/ feiiMbgd.-iiD.OJ'll, 1866—5 t
v • Patriot dk Union, anil Chamboraburg
[- ■ ■' VtiUqtifSpirit, insert tbroo timog and send bill to
jilts. f-T
Notice.
rpi-ift partnership heretofore existing be
tbo undersigned, doing business in tho
of Ale and' Porter in Carlisle, was
i .<Biji&ted on tbe first day of September, by mutual
assoc*
oanif! V
ose of<*V
g in *' S'
• manufacture of Ale. and Porter will
r n y { .. btf continued by the subscriber, at the .old stand,
onnd Pomfrot and East streets, Carlisle. Ho
olliw j all times pay the highest price, in cash, for
| - Bajloy, delivered at his establishment,
EJB. r.v) JACOB GEBHAHT,
1868—8m* ’
Your Property
i ites l YfsmelropoUtan Insurance Company of New
*■. ifork—Cash Capitol Oner §1,000,000.
is one of the best Insurance Compa
nvin«H ■ ■ nies now in ox ' l3tono °- For Particulars call
cop all R undersigned, at tho Mansion House, Car
w H. M. DOMBHOO,
WiiWm- 10, 1865—3 m Agent.
SHI# ■ -r
TRUNKS 1 TRUNKS 1!
'ITJTLISES, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbe
= &o. I'rencli bolo loatbor Trunks, La
j Trunks of largo sites, brass bound
he liooc “j-Sottlio host makes, in largo variety at
ir.bMi'i ISAAC LININCSTON’S,
lent tyk North Hanover Street.
10, *63.
’ 'I
SJOR SALE.—The corner known as tb
“ Harknoss Property,”, corner of South Ha
ffier and Pomfrot streets, will bq sold on reason
& terms. Apply to tho undersigned, residing
IChurcbtown.
o rowo^V
portysr/S
aigbto's
,t an l ‘i
aorioS?' 1 '
.MOS,
M. Co. , f‘
Bor. 9, ISfiS-St
CARPETS I CARPETS 11 CARPETS 111
Wo have just returned from the city with n i
dl supply of all grades and qualities of arpots,
•pm the cheapest Hemp up to the host quality of
jSroo-Ply. Also all widths of Floor Oil clothe,
llndow Shades, Rugs, Matts, Looking Glasses, &o
&All persons in want of any of tho above goods
Sr tho coming season, will do well by giving us
Ip early call, as wo always take great pleasure iu
inhibiting our goods and defy competition in tho
parkot. Please remember the Stand, south-east
fornor Market Square, directly opposite Irvine a
£oot and Shoo Store.
TJja ywm
Lolhin S
oounteti*" ,'
*V £B1 ', ~v|
next fo'jj
ads w iU •
,V«
ME RICAN AND DRENCH GLASS
- S“lW£ior Couth and Purnituro Varnish at
MQiIiER & BQWERS
VALUABLE
BEAL ESTATE
THE subscriber intending to remove to dis
tant parts, offers at private sale, j
A LOT OF GROUND,
situate along the Conodoguinot Crook, three miles
west of Carlisle. The improvements are a gocjd
DWELLING HOUSE,
Wash House,
and other necessary out-buildinga. Also, a first"
rate Blacksmith Shop with two fires, shooing shod,
oJal house, «fcc. There is a thriving business done
at this shop. There aro also a number of Fruit
Trees on the premises. Any person wishing any
further information, or desiring to view the prop
erty, can do so by calling on the uddorsigned re
siding thereon.
JOHN. J. MENTZBR.
Dec. 14, ISC5—|
Barbara Crnitou, by her 1 In the Court of Corn
next friend Win. Fosloro. 1 mon Picas of Cum-
VB. , j berland county, Com*
John M, Craiten. J monwoalth of Ponna.
To John Jacobs, SVff., No. 4, Nov. T. 1805.
Alias, Subpoena Bur Divorce, 13th Nov. 1865.
It is ordered that notice bo published by the
Sheriff, according to law in ono newspaper, re
quiring the Defendant to-appear on the first day
of next Term of Court to answer tho complaint.
BY THE COURT,
Witness my band and seal of said Court
11358) this Oth day of November, A, D. 1865.
B. DUKE, Deputy Proth%
To John M. Oraiton :
Inpursuianoo of thoaboro order, you aro boro
by required to appear at the next Court of Com
mon Ploas to bo bold in Carlisle, in and .for tbo
county of Cumberland, on Monday, tbo Btb day
of January, 1860, to answer to the complaint of
tbo said Barbara Craitcn
Alice Crono, by her ncxtl Comincnw oalt li
’riend Ira D.-Jones. [ ol' Pennsylvania.—
{ To Jno. Jacobs, sh’lF
J No. 2, Nov. T. 1865.
Alias Subpoena Sur Divorce 13th Nov. ISOS.
It is ordered that notice bo published by the
Sheriff according, to law ip one newspaper, re
quiring the Defendant to appear on the first day
of the next term of Court to answer a certain com
plaint.
To William Crono :
In pursuance of the above order, you are hereby
required to appear at the next Court of Common
Pleas to bo held at Carlisle, in and for the county
of Cumberland, on Monday, the Bth day of Jan
uary, 1866, to answer the complaint of tbo said
Alice Crone
NOTICE ia hereby given that the following
named persons have filed petitions in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cumberland county, for license, under the pro
visions of the act of assembly passed the 31st day
of March, 1856, entitled °An Act to regulate th©
sale of intoxicating liquors,” and the supplements
relating thereto, which petitions will ho present
ed to said Court on Monday, the Bth day of Jan
uary, 1806
O N and after Monday, Dec. lltb, 1805,
Passongor Trains will run daily, as follows,
(Sundays orccoptod);
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Harrisb’g
8.40 A. M. Mochnnicßburg 9.18, Carlisle 9.58, Now
villo 10.34, Sbipponsburg 11.07, Chamborsburg
11.10, Qroonoastle 12.25, arriving at Hagerstown
1,00, P. M.
MAIL TRAIN loaves Harrisburg 1.40, P. M.
Meobaniosburg 2.20, Carlisle 2.63, Nowvillo 3.29,
Sbipponsburg 4.00, Cbnmborsburg 4.40, Green
castle 5.30, arriving at Hagerstown 0.10, P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Harrisburg 4.30, P.
M. Meobaniosburg 6.04, Carlisle 6.32, Nowvillo
0.03, Sbipponsburg 0.31, arriving at Obambors
burg 7.00, P. M.
LEVI SHAULL,
« Administrator
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Chamborsburg 5.15,
A. M. Sbipponsburg 5,45, Nowvillo 0.16; Carlisle
0.60, Mochaniosburg 7.21, arriving at Harrisburg
7.50, A.M.
MAIL TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 7.10 A. M.
Qroonoastle 7,45, Chamborsburg 8.26, Shippons
burg 8.65, Nowvillo 9.27, Carlisle 10.03, Mochan
iosburg 10.36, arriving at Harrisburg 11.10, A. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cbam
borsburg 1.15, Sbipponsburg 1.48, Nowville 2.21,
Carlisle 3.01, Meobaniosburg 3.37, arriving at
Harrisburg 4.10, P. M.
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 2.45, P.
M. Qroonoastle 3.36, arriving at Chamborsburg
4.20, P. M.
Malting close connections at Harrisburg with
Trains to and from Philadelphia, Now York,
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington.
O. N. LULL,
Superintendent's Office , ) Snffit.
GkamVg , Dec. 11, '65 J
Deo 21, 1865.-ly
J. K. KLINK,
Nowvillo, Pa.
JACOB GEBHABT,
ÜBNBY IUCHTBK.
JAMBS BBNIZ,
LBIDIOH & MILLER.
Notice.
JNO. JACOBS,
Sheriff
Deo. 14,1865—4 t
Notice.
William Crone.
BY THE couirr.
B. DUKE,
Deputy Proth’y.
SEAJL^
JNO. JACOBS,
Sheriff.
Doc. 14,1866 —4t
Notice.
E. CORNMAN, Cleric
HOTELS.
Jacob Rodsooker, Pqnn township.
M. Shroinor, East Ward, Carlisle.
J. T. Rippoy, " “ “
John Riley, West "
John Early, “ “ “
William 8011, Now Cumberland.
Eli Good, Lower Allen.
RETAILERS.
Edward Showers, West Ward, Carlisle.
William Lewis, Newton township.
Edwin Arts, Shipponsbdrg.
Doe. 14, 1866.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
mmm
rail road,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WESTWARD,
EASTWARD.
Clothing! Clothing!!
My Motto — u Quick Sides and Small Projlla.”
THE subscriber having purchased the
Clothing Store of Abraham Lahman, next
door to Shroinor’s hotel, a few doors north of tho
Carlisle Deposit Bank, North Ilunovcr street,
Carlisle, begs loavo to inform tho public' that ho
will continue tho
CLOTHING BUSINESS
in all its branohos. He will constantly koop on
hand superior
MADE UP CLOTHING
of evory description, and will sparo no pains to
select such goods as will suit those who patronize
him. He will also keep on hand, to bo made up
to order,
CLOTHS
of all kinds and at all prices. As ho intends to
giro his undivided attention to his business, ho
hopes to receive a liberal share of public patron
age. His goods and his prices will not bo object
ed to by any one, as ho is determined to sell as
cheap as tho cheapest.
JOHN TREIBLER.
Deo. 21, X865-ly.
1 THE LADY’S FRIEND—
-1 OUU. The beat of the Monthliea—de
voted to LITERATURE and EASAIGN.—
$2.60 a year. Wo give WHEELER & WIL,
SON’S Celebrated §55 Sewing Machines
on the following terms;—
20 copies and the Sewing Machine, §7O,
30 copies and the Sewing Machine, §B5.
40 copies and the Sawing Machine, §lOO,
Send 15 cents for a sample copy to DEA
CON & PETERSON, 319 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Deo. 14, 1805.
Notice.
jVrO'XTCE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
X v ministration on the estate of Mrs. Leah Coovor,
late of Mochnnicsburg Borough, doo’d., have been
issued to the undersigned, residing in Monroe twp.
411 persons indebted to tbo said estate aro requested
to mako payment immediately, and those having
claims against the estate will also present them for
settlement.
CHIUS riAN GJiBIM.
Administrate.
Doe. U, 1805-01*
Fourth Arrival I
HAYING taken tho advantage of the
groat dodiuo in all kinds of Dry Goods
that has jiutoccurod ip tho Eastern markets, wo
have just made a largo addition to our Winter
Stock, and have marked everything down to cor
respond with tho present prices. Please call and
see tho groat bargains that you can now gel in all
kinds of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
MUSLINS, ’ ■
SHEETINGS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
WOOL FLANNELS,
OINGAMS,
TICKINGS
AND OALUCOHS.
Great bargains in Blankets,
Great Bargains in Shawls,
Great Bargains in Cloths & Cassimeres
Grand display of Christmas Goods. Grand
display of all kinds of Ladies’, Children’s
and Misses’ Furs. Grand display pg Cloth
Cloaks. A full stock of .all kinds "' v '' .
Woolen Goods,
Such as
HOODS, SCARFS,
NUBIAS, TIES,
JACKETS, HOSE,
SHIRTS GLOVES,
& DRAWERS, SONTAOS, &o.
CARPET S, CARPETS.
Oil Cloths,, Window
Rugs, Shades,
&c
Matts,
•Please. call and bco for your solves, that we nro
fully prepared to givo you (ho greatest bargains
that you have soon for a long time, and are de
termined not to bo undersold, and always take
grear pleasure in exhibiting our complete stock
of Goods suitable for the season. *
LEIDICn & MILLER.
Doc. 14, ISOS.
Mew Grocery Store.
CHANGE OF FIRM!
THE undersigned hereby announces to his
old patrons and customers, that ho has dis
posed of his entire stock of Goods with the good
w iU of the catablibliiuenl to Messrs. Poffer A
Washmood, whom he re commends to the citizens
of Cumberland county, as active, emerge tic and
reliable business men, who will spare no pains to
maintain and improve the character of the old
stand ns a first class
PAIIIIILY (bcß!lO€fliaS¥.
"With many thanks for the patronage he has
received, ho bespeaks lor the new firm a continu
ance of the same.
PEFFER & WASH MOOD
will in a fow days rccoivo tho largest and host as
sorted stock of
GROCERIES,
CHINA WARE,
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
WILLOW WARE,
&c., over brought to this'placo, and will constantly
koop on hand tins J
CHOICEST GROOERIES
tbo Eastern Markets afford. A full assortment of
ps and Oil on hand. Call and soo us at the
land, .South Bast corner of Market Square.
nu, PEEPER & WASHMOOD.
n. 4, 1800—ly.
BRITISH PERIODICALS
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS!
The London Quarterly Review ( Conservative.
Tlio Edinburgh Review ( Whig.)
Tho Westminster Roviow {Radical.)
Tho North British Review {Free-Qhureh.)
AND
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine {Tory.)
' terms for 1866.
For any ono of tho Reviews, $l.OO per annum,
For any two of tho Reviews, 7.00 “
For any throo of tho Reviews, 10.00 u
For all four of tho Reviews, 12.00 u
For Blackwood’s Magazine, 4.00 **
For Blackwood and one Review, 7.00
For Blackwood and any two of
tho Reviews,
For Blackwood and three of tho
Reviews,
Por Blackwood and the four
Reviews,
The interest of those Periodicals to American
renders is rather increased than diminished by the
articles they contain on onr into Uu-ut War, and
though sometimes tinged with prejudice, they
may still, considering their groat ability and the
different stand-points from which they aro writ
ten bo road and studied with advantage by the
people of this country, oi every creed and party.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
New Subscribers to any two of the above peri
odicals for 1800 will bo entitled to receive, gratis,
any one of tlio “ Four Jicviewa” for 1805. Now
Subscribers to all live of the Periodicals for 1800,
will receive, gratis, any two of the “ Four lie
vtewa” for 1805. .
Subscribers may also obtain back numbers at
the following reduced rates, viz :
Blackwood from September, 1801, to December,
ISOS, inclusive, at the rate of $2.50 a year.
The North UrUiah from January, 1800, to De
cember, 1805, inclusive; the Edinburgh and the
IKuslmmiVcr from April, 1801, to December, ISOS,
inclusive, and the for the year
1805, at the rate of $1.50 % year for each or any
Review.
copies yet remain of all the Four
Jicviewa for ISO.'!, at $l.OO n set, or $1.50 for uuy
one.
•LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
Publishers,
38 Walker direct, A r . 1
L. S. & Co., also publish, the
FARMER’S GUIDE,
by Hunky Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late
J. P. Nouton, of Yalo College. 2 vols. Royal Oc
tavo, 1000 pages, and numerous Engrovings.
Price $7 for the two volumes—by Mail, post
paid, $3.
Jan. 4, ISOO.
Furs. Furs. Furs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Sons,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now open their largo anti splended stock of
LADIES’ EUR CAPES,
COLLARS,'
MUFFS,
CUFFS,-
GLOVES
AND HOOD'S.
Also the finest assortment of
Fancy Fttr Ituhcp,
Cape,
■ Mnjflcm,
and (i'lcccp
over before offered by them, all of which are war
ranted to bo as represented.
' SHIPPING FURS SOUGHT.
Oct. 18, 1860—4 m
the best of the monthlies.—
a THE LADY'S FRlEND—devoted to
FASHION and LITERATURE. Beautiful
Steel Engravings. SPLDNDID DOUBLE
SIZE COLORED FASHION PLATES. The
Latest Patterns of Dresses, Cloaks, Bonnets,
Embroidery, &c. Household Receipts, Mu
sic. &o. WHEELER & WILSON’S SEW
ING MACHINES given as Premiums.—
Send 15 cents for a sample copy to DEACON
& PETERSON, 319 Walnut Street, Phila.
Deo. 14, 1805.
ONE GOOD PHOTOGRAPH IS WORTH
a do/.cn poor ones. Who wilt give a poor
Pioturo to n friend '/ All Photographs made at
Lothman’i (ralttiry aro warranted to give satisfac
tion. [Out. lit, ’O5-tf.
Job Printing neatly executed.
HURKAH FOR THE
1 B I I 11 ID A I 3 •
JUST arrived from tbo Eastern cities, with
a largo assortment of
C HR IS T M >S'S GOOD S,
Such as —China Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Va
ses, Bolls, Toys'of all Descriptions, China
Tea Setts, Pewter Tea Setts, Gum Dolls,
Gum Zouaves, Gum Balls, Gum and
Tin Hatties, Ilarmonicans of all
sizes, Tin and Wooden Trains
of Cars, Sand Figures, Tin
Buckets, and Cups of all
sizes, Toy Whips,
Tin Trumpets, •
Ivory
Whistles, Wooden
Guns, Drums, Masks,
Toy Baskets, Bureaus,
Work Boxes, Glass Birds
and Deers, Dressed Dolls, Birds
and Animals on Bellows, Pin Cush
ions, Wooden Toy Buckets, Toy Watch
es, Toy Candies, of all kinds, Ac., Ac. Als>»,
a full assortment of
Such as
Coffees,
Spices,
of all kinds, whole and ground, Tanner’s Oil,
Coal Oil, Biscuits and Crackers of all kinds, Cran
berries, currants, layer, crown layer, bunch, seed
less and valoncia Raisins, Dales, Figs Prunes,
citron Atmore’s Mince Meat, sweet shaker corn,
Hominy, Barley, Hico, Peas, Beans, extracts of
Lemon ami Vanilla, corn starch, Farina, silver
gloss starch, Pearl starch, cheese, Honey, Pickles
by the dozen, pure cider Vinegar, Mackerel, slmd.
Herring, cod Fish, Dried Fruit of all kinds, Ac.
Glass, Qncciiswai'u, Stone and Ear-
Coal Oil Lamps of different sizes
(JEDAJI AND WOODEN WAKE
Such us, TuVj-s Keelers, Buckets, Bowls, Hut-
tor Prints, Hatter Ladles, spoons, Hulling Pins.
Potato Mashers, &c., Brooms, Hopes, Brushes ami
Cards of all kinds, also, notions of every desorp
tion, jvhK’li will ho sold at a small profit, n-’ my
motto is ; ,f small proljts ami ipnuk' s-ales,”
GEO. D. UOI'i’MAX.
Corner ofPomfrot and East streets.
Dee. 7, ’Go—dm
Keep You Feel Warm ami Dry
ii' you want a "mul pair u
i « French Calf Skin Boots, go to
If you want a good pair of country Cu'f Skin
loots, go to
PLANK’S.
If yon want a good pair of Kip, "Water Proof, or
icavy Upper Leather Boots, go ,to
JOHN IIYEU.
I’LAX Iv'iS.
If you v/iiut Hoys’, Youths’ un<l Cliihlvon’s Hools
go to
PLANKS.
II you want Mens', Boys’ ami Youth's heavy
Brogans, Balmorals mul Unitors, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want Laidius. Missus and Children’s
English mul Trench lasting Gaiters, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want Ladies. Misses and Children's Glove
Kid Gaiters ami Balmorals, go to
PLANK’S.
If you wuut IjiulifS. Mifsus and Children's hom
ma.Vc Gout, French Monii'c-i Bools and Biilmor.J;
go lo
If you want Ladies, Misses and Children’s hua
vy Calf, Kip ami Grain Hoots ami Shoo-, suiuul
fo» country wear, go to
PLANK'S.
Il you waul Mem’, Ladies aml Misses Gum
Ovar Shoes, Sandels and Buskins, go to
PLANK'S.
I you want a pair of Wale’s Arctic Gaiters (or
over slices,) for Mon and Women’s wear, warran
ted water-proof ami cold-proof, go to
PLANK'S.
Tho universal testimony in reference to this
superior winter over shoo is that it has no cquai
for keeping tho feet vann anti dry. Try one pair,
and you will never bo without them if it is a pos
sible thing to got thorn.
In short if you want any hind of a Boot or
Shoe made of leather, go to
PLANK’S.
If you want Tints and Cups fur Mu* v , 3><>ys a
Youth’s, go to
10.00
PLAXK’S.
If you want Umlor uml Over 1 >i \t
Ac., go to
13.00 11
15.00
O' von want Hanover L»m*!c ({< Jin; m< h
Mitts, lor Mon and Hoys, jo*
I'LAXK'r
[f you •wish to save money ih piiiuli:i.-iavr l- : ‘'
Shoes, Hats and Cups, go to
I>LA.\K'3.
South "West corner of North Tli.«• yer -trc
ami Locust Alley, mi.l way hot woou Thu'liu'u’:- nn
Wctzell’s Hotels, Carlisle.
Doe. 7. 13a. r )—ly.
WHEREAS the Hon. James H. Ouaiiam
President Judge of the several Courts of
Common Pleas of tho counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata, and Justices of the several Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
in said counties, and Michael Cooklin and Hugh
Stuarl, Judges of tho Courts-of Oyer and Terminer
and Jail Delivery fur the trial of all capital and oih
, or offenders, in the said county of Cumberland, by
their precepts to me directed, dated tho Iklh day M
November. 1805, have ordered the Court »>(
Oyer anti Terminer and General Jail Delivery to be
holdou at Carlisle on tho 2d‘Monday of January,
1866, (being tho Sth day,) at 10 o’clock in tho
forenoon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is hereby given to tho Coroner, Justices
of tho Peace, and Constables of tho said county of
Cumberland, that' they are by the said precept
commanded to bo thou and there in their proper
persons, with their rolls, records, and inquisitions
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain to bo
done, ami nil those that are bound by recognizances,
to prosecute against the priscftiors (hat are or then
shall bo in tho Jail of said county, are to be there
to prosecute them as shall be just.
1 JOHN JACOBS,
S/unjl.
Dec. 7, 1865.
Auction SScgins TTo-lPay.
HAYING sold my stovo house, I will sel
all my Jewelry Stxn*o and fixings at nuclioi
prices as they must bo cleared out immediately
Tho stock consists of a large safe, five large
SILVER SHOWCASES:
Trench plate glass, three upright Cases, one lurgt
Eagle sign, two largo
FRENCH MIRRORS,
and all the watch makers tools and stock, a largo
lot of Clocks of every description, Watches, Gold
Hunting Cases, English Lovers and Silver of
every kind, Gold and Silver pons and pencils,
Gold and Silver chains. Gold and Silver rings of
the boat quality, also a largo lot of Silver and
Silver plated ware.
Paintings on glass Ac., which will ho sold with
out regard to price, also a largo oil cloth, almost
now, fifteen, feet by forty feet, at the sign of the
Gold Eaglo, Main street, CaHifilo- SUApIjI3Y
Dec. 7 , 1805,
A Great National Work.
Mr. Buchanan’s History of the Ad
JJVE OF THE REBELLION.
Every Democrat Should Have It
Subscription Price, $3.30,
j2£J~ All orders will receive prompt attenti
Address
Deo. 7,
GROCERIES
Sugars,
Syrups,
Teas,
then Ware
PLANK'S,
PLANK’S.
\ K’S
Proclamation.
AUCTION ! AUCTION!
OIL PAINTINGS,
ministration on the
A. T. GOODMAN,
Patriot ana Union OjJicc,
1865-it Uinnisimna, Pa,
FARM FOR SALE-
HOIIE subscriber offers (it private sale, a
-B- a lirr-t-ralo LIMESTONE FARM, situate in
West Pcnnsburo' township, Cumberland county,
one and a-half miles south of Ncwville, on the
Big Spring Road leading to Stoughstown, and ad
joining farm of John Wagnor, M. B. Boyd, and
others,
CONTAINING 135 ACRES,
The improvements arc a large Two-story
BRICK HOUSE,
Hank Barn, Stone Wash House,
Spring House,
and all necessary out-buildings. There is a never
failing spring of Mater convenient to the dwelling
and a cistern in the yard. There is an Apple Or
chard on the promises, and other fruit trees;
The land h in a high state of cultivation,having
been lately limed, and all under good fence. This
farm bus many advantages, being near mills and
town. Persons desiring to purchase can view tho
farm by calling on the subscriber residing on tho
sa me.
Nov, 10, ISOS-2m
Valuable Hotel Properly
AT PRIVATE SALE.
r p H E subscriber having purchased the
X Union Hotel” Propferty, in Carlisle, intends
to take possession of tho same on the Ist of April,
lie therefore odors, at private sale, tho
HOTEL PROPER T Y
he now occupies in Plainfield, live miles west of
Carlisle. The buildings (fronting k() feet,) aro in
very line condition. The house contains two fine
large parlors, excellent chambers, good kitchen,
wash house, cistern, Ac., Ac., all of 1 which is
handsomely painted and constructed especially
fjr the business. The Stabling is especially suited,
and the large lot in good condition.
This property is considered a prolitable invest
ment, and as good a stand as any in the c'ouuty.
It is now oll'ered at very reasonable terms. Pos
session given nn April Ist. Apply *l7)
LOUIS ZITZER.
’hihilicM, Nov. Id, T>s-2m :
■yiIRSINIA LANDS IN MAUKET.--
ARTHUR L. ROGERS,
WEAL ESTATE AGENT.
MIDDLKDL'KC:. LOUDON COUNTY, VA.
Having an extensive acquaintance with thepeoplo
and the Land of the Piedmont Section of Virginia,
so celebrated as a line *• Grass Country.” I will
pay particular .ipentUm to the jJiirc/ja>«: tni>J mile
of Jirtfl Entitle, in this region, lie sdes practicing
law in the Courts of Loudon and Fauquier.
I am authorized to sell some of the most
desirable Farms in this part oftho State, and will
correspond promptly with persons wishing to pur
chase, or take pleasure in showing these lands to
them, if they give me a call,
Plats and Surveys furnished when desired.
■ Addtess A 1 TILUR L. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law. Middio'mrg, Loudon 00., Va.
Unri:ur.N(’r.s —,l’ohn .Tannoy. Esq., Leesburg,
Va.; Gen. A. Rogers, Mi Idleburg, Va. : John A.
Sp!lman, Esq., James V. Brooke, Esq., Wnrronton,
Fauquier county, Va. ; A. K. Phillips. Frcderi 'ks-
Imrg, Va,: Francis L. Smith, Esq., Alexandria,
Va.: ‘Dr. Beverly R, Wellford, Win. 11. Ala Gar
land, Esq., RichimuuL Va. : Messrs. L. B. Bayno
A; Co., Messrs. Hamilton, Easter it Co., I Novott
Steele, Baltimore, Ald-
Oct. 12, ISO5—B m
To the Public.
Caui.isi.l’., November 27, ISlia.
'j'llL soiiiur partner ot the lirm of Delaney
A *v Blair still continue:} the COAL and LUM
BER business at the old stand, near the Gas
House, whore ho.will constantly keep on hand a
large stock of COAL AND LUMBER. Ilia Coal
being kept constantly muter cover, enables him to
deliver coal at all times to any part of Carlisle in
a good condition. Thankful for past favors ho
solicits a continuance of the patronage of his for
mer customers and a share of that of the public
generally.
NnV. 311, I.lfij—ly
mT M A
INSURANCE COMPANY,
II auTro ll 1) , coN jf
Losses Paid in 40 Years Over §17,000,000.
Net Assets, Jan., 1805, $3,077,302,71.
EIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
Agencies in all die principal Cities a.n
’own.' in the United Stales.
'Api*lati<»n> fur lu-mrance will bo promptly at
,i, d to
l-/UMBER.
I".) ihiilr.nd C,,jnpniiies. Bridge Builders,
Jlou-e and Barn Builder.-:, or any company
o • iudi\ideals that maj’- want to contract for Hail
Road Ties, Bridge Timber, or Frames for Build
ings, to be delivered next Spring or Summer, will
dn well to let their wants be known to tho sub
scriber, as bo has a desirable lot of TIMBER
lying on Mountain Crook, near Laurel Forge,
which he will manufacture into LUMBER of all
clet-criptions as soon as there is a demand open
fur it. Aildross
F. 8. ROGERS,
Xcir Ilumptthiro.
Dec. 7. 1860 —:im
1! . U . CO K SON,
(Late Major Q. M. Dept.)
113 4lla Stveel, Pfialla.
Real Estate Broker and Conveyancer.
Farms fur sale or exchange in Pennsylvania,
Now Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia,
(tlalaloguus now ready.) Have agents in all tho
principal Cities and Towns in tho above Stales.—
Great bargains are offored iu Virginia and Dela
ware Farms to person.-, with moderate means.—
Officers ami soldiers claims promptly adjusted.—
Collections made everywhere.
Dee. 7,1865 —2 m
E3xeculor*s Notice.
\ : OTIOE ib hereby given that Letters
J_N testamentary o/l tho estate of Mary Sugars,
lata of Hum [atari township, dcc’d., have' boon
granted to the undersigned, residing in the same'
township. All persons indebted to the estate
are requested to make payment immediately, and
those having claims against the estate will also
present them for settlement.
Doe. 7, ISOS-6t
tvtotiok to bridge builders.—
J-i Scaled proposals will bo received ut the offi
ces ol’the County Commissioners, in Carlisle and
York, until Tuesday, the Dili day of January next,
ut which time they will he opened at York, and
the contract awarded to the lowest and best bid
der or bidders, lor tho erection of two bridges
over the Yellowbroechcs Crook, ono at Long a.
Kauffman's Mill, in Upper Allen township, tho
other at-Williams’fording, in Monroo township,
ypecilieatiuns of which may bo seen at the Com
missioners office in Carlisle or York.
m. McClellan,) ~ . . .
■ JOHN SIoCOY, \cf o.T lb Co
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rip HE eligible Bill Civ. HOUSE and LOT o{
JL CUOUNI), on West PomlVet street, at- pres
ent occupied by Mis. Harper. The lot measures
30 feet in front by dlO in depth to an alley, Tho
property is in good condition, L’or particulars,
cull on tho subscriber.
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Sopt.23, 1865.
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Oct. 20, 1865-tf
HAMES. —500 pairs of Ramos on hand
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Common u
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FOE WEAKNESS AEISINO FBOJC EXCESSES OB
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cury In ouring all those unpleasant and dan
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USB
HelnboM’s
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In all cases of tho Urinary Organs, whoth
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medical Froroperties And Uses.
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Mu. H. T. Helmbold;
Dear Sir. —ln regard to the question
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I would say that 1 have used and sold the
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compound of whatever name.
' -Respectfully, yonrs, &0., _
GEO. H. KEYSER, M. D.,
140 Wood Street, Pittsburgs, Pa.
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