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AL UABLE
V
L ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.
) of a deod of assignment, I will
to public sale on the promisee,
TURD AT, Feb. 10 t 18G6,
, FARM of Alfred Moore, situated
lolly Springs, on the Baltimore pike,
td a-half miles South of Carlisle, Fa.
it the most desirable properties that
into market, being a delightful coun
i and a highly improved farm with
iionce. The farm contains
15 ACRES,
>f excellent and productive land, in
of cultivation, close by ono of the
rest streams in Cumberland county.
iin excellent order. The improvo-
Of a largo
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TWO AND A-lIALF STORY
STONE DWELLING,
id on olovatod ground, a largo Bank
/fib, Wagon Shod, Oarrlago House,
Wood Houso, Ac., Ac.
'this'farm has boon dor ©tod to fruit
as supplied the Carlisle and Harris
for tho last few years with somo of
strawberries and poaohos they have
i present there are four acres of tbo
ties of Strawboirios, reset last spring,
U be in fine bearing order tho oom
-805 choice poaoh trees; 199 apple
rafted fruit;) and 250 dwarf pear trees,
rdorv There is also a groat variety
of grape vinos, in good order, and
commenced bearing. Tho grain in
111 be sold with the farm.
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desire a good investment in land,
fal and healthy country residence in
>st beautiful and fertile parts of our
dgivo this their immediate attention.
) time and place I will offer for sale
Land of the said Alfred Moore, 883
-iftcrei aro in Dickenson township, a few
the Baltimore turnpike. This tract
"T"’ - * n t° lots, and-will bo offered to
R iid^l^9.^^ crs ‘ farmers wishing timber lots
this thoir attention.
A W lot of Mountain Land situated in
Boulh?Mddleton township, bounded by Lands of
Peter Lauh B and others, will also
it. WBpwfc'^7?:
of; XipUrjito* soil the two lots in Paporiown, owned
n L^hyJojfl’Tffiiore• and calculated for building lots.
' '. Bjjlw#;,q ,QmmoncQ at 11 o’u'ock, A. M., of said
W. 11. MILLER,
pectfC ' Assignee of Alfred Moore.
fesiw. Moore, who still resides on the pro
v pleasure la showing the property
to all who wish to see it.
Intelligencer please copy, and send
hULiHS&'offico.
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| j'COAL, ASD tPMBER.
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!in - the Coal and Lumber business at
of Delaney and Blair, whore we
'pmkMptttobest, and cleanest Coal in tho Market,
dry, kept under cover. Families
try us ; as we are determined to sell
W«|A& ooa], and at as low prices as any other
Town. Try us and be convinced.
. on hand, and will keep all kinds
kept a rst ciass Lurabe
ftwi«h wo wil * as or OWO r than tho
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B w htrobjr given that the Books of
I# firm of Delaney & Blair, have boon
Sands for collection, payment by those
or before tho first of February, suit
night for the same.
L ROBERT MOORE.
1806—3 t.
ire Your Property-
Insurance Company of New
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d took therofrom a coat and about
ibaoks, (mostly interest bearing notes.)
•W. M, HAMILTON,
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n Jftlfl
ON and after Monday, Dec. 11th, 1805,
Passenger Trains ■will run daily, as follows,
(Sundays oxooptod):
WESTWARD.
ACCOMMODATION TBAINXwsi Hnrrisb’g
8.-10 A. M. Moohaniosburg 9.18, Carlisle 9.68, Now
villo 10.34, Shipponabnrg 11.07, Chamborsbnrg
11.40, Qreonoastlo 12.26, arriving at Hagerstown
1,00, P. M. , „ „
MAIL TRAIN loaves Harrisburg 1.40, P. M.
Moobaniosburg 2.20, Carlisle 2.53, Nowvillo 3.29,
Shipponsburg 4.00, Chamborsburg 4.40, Groon
castlo 5.30, arriving at Hagerstown 0.10, P. M.
EXPRESS TRA [N loaves Harrisburg 4.30, P.
JI. Moohaniosburg 5.04, Carlisle 6.32, Ndwville
0.03, Shipponsburg 0.31, arriving at Cbambors
burg 7.00, P. M.
EASTWARD.
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Chamborsburg 6.15,
A. M. Shipponsburg 5,46, Nowvillo 0.10, Carlisle
0.50, Mochaniosburg 7.21, arriving at Harrisburg
7.50, A. M. . „
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ilagorstown 7.10 A. M.
Groonoastle 7.45, Chamborsburg 8.26, Shippons
burg 8.65, Nowvillo 9.27, Carlisle 10.03, Moohan
iosburg 10.30, arriving at Harrisburg 11.10. A. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Cham-
Shipponsburg 1.48, Nowvillo 2.21,
Carlisle 3.04, Moobaniosburg 3.37, arriving at
Harrisburg 4.10, P. M. _
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 2.45, P.
M. Groonoastle 3.35, arriving at Chamberaburg
4.20, P. M. ' . ,
Making close connootions at Harrisburg witn
Trains to and from Philadelphia; Now York,
Pittsburg, Boltimoro and Washington.
O. N. LULL,
Superintendent's Office, 1 Sup’t*
Chamb'g , Dec. 11, *O5 J
Deo 21, 1865.-ly '
Clothing! Clothing!!
My Motto— “ Quick Sates and Small Ptojits **
THE subscriber having purchased the
Clothing Store of Abraham Lahman, next
door to Shroinor's hotel, a few dobra north of the
Carlisle Deposit Bank, North Hanover street,
Carlisle, bogs leave to inform the public that ho
will continue the •
CLOTHING BUSINESS
in all its branches. Ho will constantly keep on
hand superior
MADE UP CLOTHING
of every description, and will spare no pains to
select such goods as will suit those who patronUo
him. He will also keep on hand, to bo made up
to order,
CLOTHS
of all kinds and at all prions. 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 the cheapest.
JOHN TREIBLER.
Deo. 21, 1805-ly.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
SELLING OFF ATCOST
r pHE undersigned wishing to ehango busi
J_ ness, will sell off his entire stock at Coat, con
sisting of
Three New Pianos,
made by the best Now York manufacturers; also,
one CIIICKERINQ PIANO, having boon in use
but a short time. Also, Cabinet and Parlor
ORGANS,
MELODEONS,
GUITARS,
VIOLINS,
FLUTES, &c.
Call immediately, ns his entire stock must bo is
posed of before tho Ist of February.
J. D. RAFFENSBERGER.
East Main Street, Meehanicsburg.
Jan. 4,1866—4 t»
OLIVER DELANCY,
C. FRED SHROM.
H. M. DONEHOO,
Age i
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
r^^uL
w U . WTff .WTJiil
RAIL ROAD,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
THE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE
CHARLES H ARRIS.
TUB Agricultural Society of -Cumberland
county has directed us to dispose of u Charles
Harris,” who is a thorough-bred horso, purchased
for the Seoioty in 1860, in Kentucky. His pedi
gree is perfect and will be exhibited by any mem
ber of the committee to any one disposed to pur
chase the horso. His getnow hero gives evidence
of the value of tho' horse for his colts are all su
perior. He will bo ton years old next April, and
perfectly sound. Ho would ho a desirable pur
chase for any county Society, and is now sold only
because his colts require another horse. Appli
cation may be made to either of the committee,
cation may EL j AS BRBNNEMAN,
JOHN W. CRAIGHEAD,
GEORGE CLARK.
Jan. i, 1806—4 t.
For Bent.
A STORE ROOM, in Newville, whioU baa
been used as a Drug store, but is suitable ei
ther for a Boot and Shoo store, or a Clothing store.
It is situated on Main street and is one of the best
business stands in the town. Possession given on
the first of April next. Terms moderate. Apply
personally or by letter to
Dec, 14, 1865—5 t
Harrisburg Patriot & Union, and Ohambersburg
Valleij Spirit, insert three times and send bill to
his office.
DISSOLUTION.— The Partnership hero
toforo existing under the name of Jame
son, Dillingor & Co., is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent.
Philail’a., Jan, Ist, 1860.
REMOVAL. —Tho undersigned will continue
tlio business as formerly, at No. 118 North Third
Street, where all transactions of tho late firm wif
bo settled.
Yours, Respectfully,
B. R. JAMESON.
Jan. i, 1866—3 t.
Notice.
IVOTICE is hereby given that letters of
1V Administration on the estate of Mrs. Marga
ret Muaser, Into of Silver Spring township, deo’d.,
have boon granted to tho undersigned residing in
same township. All persons indebted to the said
estate nro requested to make payment immediate
ly and those having claims against tho estate will
also present them for -ttlemen^
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
Administration on the estate of John Cooper, late
of Silver Spring township, deo’d., have boon gran
ted to the undersigned residing in the same twp*
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claim against the estate
will also present them for settlement.
W. W. WANE A UGH,
Administrator,
Jan. 4, 1806—61*
For Rent.
fPHE large room (second story) occupied
JL by the lato “ Democrat" as a printing office,
immediately in the rear of the First Presbyterian
Church. Also, the four law offices on first floor.
Inquire at this office.
Jan. 4,1866—tf.
For Sale.
THE eligible BRICK HOUSE and LOT of
GROUND, on West Pomfrot street, at proa
ant occupied by Mrs. Harper. The lot measures
30 foot in front by 240 in depth to an alloy. The
property is in good condition, For particulars,
call on the subscriber.
A. H. BLAIR,
Deo. 14, 1865..
A ME RICAN AND FRENCH GLASS
iX auporlpr Ogaoi and Fuwitwre VaroliU »t
4* Cwpaaa
Fourth Arrival!
HAYING - taken the advantage of the
groat docllno in all kinds of Dry Goods
that has jUit ooourod in 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
sec tho groat bargains that you can now got in all
kinds of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
WOOL FLANNELS,
GINGAMS,
TICKINGS
AND OALLICOES.
Great Bargains in Blankets,
Great Bargains in Shawls,
Great Bargains in Cloths & Cassimares
Grand display of Christmas Goods. Grand
display of all kinds of Ladies’, Children’s
and Misses’ Furs. Grand display of Cloth
Cloaks. A fall stock of all kinds
Suoh as
HOODS, SCARFS,
NUBIAS, TIES,
JACKETS, HOSE.
SHIRTS GLOVES,
& DRAWERS. SONTAGS, &o.
C A R.PETS, CARPETS.
Oil Cloths, Window
Rugs, Shades, -
Matts, &c,
Please call and see for yourselves, that we are
fully prepared to give you tho greatest bargains
that you have seen for a long time, and are de
termined not to ho undersold, and always take
groat pleasure in exhibiting our ’.complete stock
of Goods suitable for tho season.
Doe. 14, 1865,
New Grocery Store.
CHANGE OE FIRM!
THE undersigned hereby announces to his
old patrons and customers, that ho has dis
posed of bU entire stock of Goods with tho good
will of the establishment to Mefws, Ppjfer
Washmood, whom ho recommends to the pUjzens
of Cumberland county, as active, energetic and
roliojbl* business men, who will spare no pains to
maintain and improve tho character of tho old
stpnd as a first daps
FAMILY GROCERY.
With many thanks for the patronage ho has
received, ho bespeaks for the now'firm a continu
ance of the same-
JpUN HVE3K.
PEFFER & WASHMOOD
will in a few days receive tho largest and host as
lorted .took of
GROCERIES,
CHINA WARE,
QUBBNSWARE,
GLASSWARE.
WILLOW WARE,
4c„ over brought to this place, and will constantly
keep on band the ,
CHOICEST OROOERIES
tho Eastern Markets afford. A full assortment of
Lamps and Oil on hand. Call and see us at tho
old stand, South Bast corner of Market Square.
PEFFER & WASHMOOD.
Jan. 4,'1866 —ly.
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Jan. 4, 1866.
Furs. Furs. Furs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Cb.rlks Oakfoxd & Sons,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now open their largo and splondod stock of
LADIES’ FOR CAPES,
COLLARS, '
MUFFS,
CUFFS,
GLOVES
. AND HOODS.
Also tho finest assortment of
Fancy Far Roles,
Cape,
Muffler e,
mid Gloves
over before offered by them, all of which are war
ranted to bo as represented,
SHIPPING FURS BOUGHT.
Oct. 18,1865—4 m
Ad«mn»fra<or.
CARPETS 1 CARPETS ! 1 CARPETS 11,
We have juat returned from the city with a
full supply of oil grades and qualities of arpets,
from the cheapest Hemp up to the best quality of
Three-Ply. Also all widths of Floor Oil cloths,
Window Shades, Bags, Matts, Looking Glasses, Ac
All persona in want of any of the above goods
for the coming season, will do well by giving us
an early call, as we always take great pleasure in
exhibitioftOUr goods and defy competition in the
market. Mease remember the Stand, scuth-esst
corner Market Square, directly opposite Irvine s
Boot and Babe Store. ~
VVLISES, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Urabe
rallas Ac. French solo leather Trunks, La
dies travelling Trunks of large sites, brass bound
of the bestmakes, in large variety at
ISAAC LININGSION’S,
Haaerw sweet
IfMAlV**'
Woolen Goods,
LEIDICH & MILLER.
AND
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
Publishers,
38 Walker Street, N. Y.
L. S. A Co., also publish tho
FARMER’S GUIDE,
JjBIDISH & MM.6ER
TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!
hurrah for the
M (D It It I !!) ii 'il 3.
JUST arrived from tbo Eastern cities,, with
a largo assortment of
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
Such as—China Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Va
nes, Dolls; Toys of all Descriptions, China
Tea Setts, Powfter Tea Setts, Gum Dolls,
Qum Zouaves, Gum Balls, Gum and
Tin Rattles, Harmonicans of all
sizes,Tin and Wooden Trains
of Cars, Sand Figures, Tin
Buckets, and Cups of all
sizes, Toy Whips,
• Tin Trumpets,
Ivory
Whistlos, 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. Also,
a full assortment of
Such as
Coffees,
Spices,
of nil 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 Valencia Raisins, Dato'i, Figs Prunes,
citron Atmoro’s Mince Mont, sweet shaker corn,
Hominy, Barley, Rico, Poas, Beans, extracts of
Lemon and Vanilla, corn starch, Farina, silver
gloss starch, Poarl starch, cheese, Honey, Pickles
by the dozen, pure cider Vinegar, Mackerel, shad.
Herring, cod Fish, Dried Fruit of all kinds, Ac.
Glass, Queensware, Stone and Ear-
then Ware.
Coal Oil Lamps of different sizes
CEDAR AND WOODEN WARE.
Such ap, Tubs, ICcelors, Buckets, Bowls, But
ter Prints, Butter Radios, spoons, Rolling-Pins,
Potato Mashers, &0., Brooms, Ropes, Brushes and
Cords of all kinds, also, notions of every desorp
tion, which will bo sold at a small profit, as my
motto is : “ small profits and quick-sales.”
GEO- B. HOFFMAN.
Corner of Pomfrot and East streets.
Doc, 7, '6s—3m
[Keep Yon Feet Warrm and Dry.
IVTEIGHBOR, if you want a good pair of
J-1 French Calf Skin Boots, go to
FRANK'S.
If you a good pjdr of country Ca!f Skin
Boots, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want a good pair of Kip, Water Proof, or
heavy Upper Leather Boots, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Boys*, Youths* and-Childron’s Boots,
go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Mens’, Coys* and Youth's heavy
Brogans, Balmorals and Gaiters, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Laidios. Misses and' Children’s
English and French lasting Gaiters, go to
BLANK’S.
If yoii want Ladies, Misses and Children's Glove
Kid Gaiters and Balmorals, go to
PLANK'S.
If you wunt Ladies, Misses and Children’s homo
made Goat, French Morocco Boots and Balmorals,
go to
If you want Ladies, Misses ami Children's hea
vy Calf, lyip and Grain Roots and Shoos, suited
fo> country wear, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Mem', Ladles and Misses Gum
OverGhoos, Sandols and Buskins, go to
PLANK'S.
X you want a pair of Wale’s Arctic Gaitors (or
over shoes,) for Mon and Women's wear, warran
ted water-proof and cold-proof, go to
PLANK'S.
The universal testimony in reference to this
superior winter over shoo is that it has no oquiu
for keeping the foot warm and dry. Try one' pair,
and you will never bo without them if it is a pos
sible thing to got there
in short if you want any kind of a Boot or
Shoo made of leather, go to
PLANK'S.
If you want Hats and Caps for Mo", Boys and
Youth’s, go to
10.00 "
PLANK’S.
If you want Under and Over Shirts, Drawers.
&G. f gO tO
13.00 • «
15.00 "
PLANK’S
If you want Hanovor Buolc Gloves, Gauntlets
Mitts, &0., for Mon and Boys, go to.
PLANK'S.
If you wish to save money in purchasing Boots :
Shoes, Hats and Caps, go to
South West corner of North Hanover street
and Locust Alloy, midway between Thudium’s and
Wetzoll’s Hotels, Carlisle.
Dec. 7,1865 —1 y.
WHEREAS the Hon, James 11. Graham
President Judge of the several Courts of
Common Fleas of the 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 Gooklin and Hugh
Stuart, Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital and oth
er offenders, in the said county of Cumberland, by
their precepts to mo directed, dated the 13th day of
November. 1565; have ordered the Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery to bo
holdon at Carlisle on the 2d Monday of January,
1866, (being the Bth day,) at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of the Peace, and Constables of the said county of
Cumberland, that-they are by the said precept
commanded to bo then 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, aud 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 bo there
to prosecute them as shall bo just.
JOHN JACOBS,
' Sheriff.
Deo. 7, 1865.
Auction Begins To-IJay.
HAVING sold my store house, I will sell
all my Jowolry Store and fixings at auction
prices as they must bo cleared out immediately,
The stock consists of a largo safe, five largo
SILVER SHOW CASES,
French plate glass, three upright Cases, ono largo
Eagle sign, two large
FRENCH MIRRORS,
and ail the watch makers tools and stock, a largo
lot of Clocks of every desertion, 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 host quality, also a largo lot of Silver and
Silver plated ware.
OIL PAINTINGS,
Pointings on <fcc., which will bo sold with
out regard to price, also a large oil cloth, almost
nowi fifteen, feet by forty feet, at the sign of the
Gold Baclo, Main street, Carlisle.
h R. E.'SHAPLEY.
Dec. 7, 1865,
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, doing business in the
manufacture of Ale and Porter in Carlisle, was
the first day of September, by mutual
consent
N. B.—Tho manufacture of Ale and Porter will
Do continued by tho subscriber) at the old stand)
corner of Pomfrot and East streets, Carlisle. Ho
will at all timos'pay the highest price, in cash) for
Barley, delivered at his establishment,
JACOB QHBHART.
; pot. an, 180S-BW*
GROCERIES,
Sugars,
Syrups,
Teas,
PLANK'S,
PLANK'S,
Proclamation.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
Notice.
JACOB GEBHART,
HENBY RICHTER.
FARM FOR SALE. -
THE subscriber offers at private sale, a
a fim-rato LIMESTONE FARM, situate in
West Pcnnsboro* township, Cumberland county
ono and a-hnlf miles south of Ncwvillo, on the
Big Spring Road lending to Stoughslown, and ad
joining farm of John Wngnor, M. B Boyd, and
others,
CONTAINING IMS ACRES,
The improvements arc a largo Two-story
BRICK HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Stone Wash House, fSapisL
Spring House,
and all necessary oul-huildings. There is a never
failing spring of water convenient to the dwelling
and a cistern in tho is nn Apple Or
chard on tho promises, and other fruit trees.
The lajid it in a high state of cultivation, having
been lately Mined, anil all under good fence. This
farm has many advantages, being near mills and
town. Persons desiring to purchase can view’ the
farm by calling on tho subscriber residing on tho
same.
Nov. It*, 1805-2m*
♦Valuable Hotel Properly
AT PRIVATE SALE.
nPHE subscriber having purchased tho
X “ Union Hotel*' Property, in Carlisle, intends
to take possession of tho same on tho Ist of April.
Ho therefore offers, at private sale, tho
HOTEL PROPERTY
bo now occupies in Plainfield, five miles west of
Carlisle. The buildings (fronting SO feet,) are in
very fine condition. Tho house contains two lino
largo parlors, excellent chambers, good kitohen,
wash house, cistern, Ac., Ac., all of which is
handsomely painted and • constructed especially
for the business. Tho Stabling is especially suited,
and tho largo lot in good condition.
This property is considered a profitable invest
ment, and as good a stand ns any in -the county.
It is now olTorod affrorj reasonable terms. Pos
session given on April Ist. Apply to
LOP T '
Plainfield, Nov. 10, ’Go-Sm*
■yiRGINIA LANDS IN MARKET.- -
ARTHUR L. ROGERS,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT.
MIDDLEBURG. LOUDON COUNTY, YA
Having an extensive acquaintance with the people
and the Land of the Piedmont Section of Virginia,
so celebrated us n fine “ Grass Country.” I will
pay particular attention to the jmi-chanc d sale
of Ileal Estate, in this region, bo ados practicing
law in the Courts of Loudon and -Fauquier.
jpSS* I am authorized to sell some of tho most
desirable Farms ip this part of tho State,’and will
correspond promptly wishing to pur
chase, or take pleasure in showing thc.su lands to
them, if they givo mo a call,
Plats and Surveys fqruishod when desired.
Address AUTIUIR L. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law, Middlchurg, Loudon co., Va.
References —John Janney, Esq., Leesburg,
Va. 5 Gen. A. Rogers, Middlchurg, Vr. ; John A.
Spilman, Esq., James V. Brooke, Esq., Wayrontonj
Fauquier county, Yu. 5 A. K. Phillips, Fredcri.dcs
hurg, Va.; Francis L. Smith, Esq., Alexandria,
Va.; Dr. Beverly U. Wcllford, Win. 11. Maifar
land, Esq., llichmoud, Va.; Messrs. L. B. Bayno
& Co., Messrs. Hamilton, Easter &. Co., I Nevett
Steele, Baltimore, Md*. ,
Oct. 12, ISGfl—am
iETIA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN
Losses Paid in 40 Years Over $17,000,000.
Nob Assets, Jan., 1805, §3,077,302,71.
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
J&S* Agencies in all the principal Cities and
Towns in tho United States.
Applications for Insurance will ho promptly ut
ter ded to •
H. M. DONEHOO,
Nov. 23, 1865. A<jcnt.
LUMBER-
rpO Railroad Companies, Bridge Builders,
J_ House and Barn Builders, or any company
o;f individuals that may want to contract for Rail
Road Ties, Bridge Timber, or Frames for Build
ings, to bo delivered next Spring or Summer, will
do well to lot their wants bo kuown to the sub
scriber, as ho has a desirable lot of TIMBER
lying on Mountain Crook, near Laurel Forgo,
which ho will manufacture into LUMBER of all
descriptions as soon as there is a demand open
for it. Address
F. S. ROGERS,
Xcic Hampshire. }
Dec. 7,1806 —3 m:
R. R.CORSON,
(Late Major Q. M. Dept.)
113 South lIBi Street, PBaila.
Real Estate Broker and Conveyancer.
Farms for sale or exchange in Pennsylvania,
Now Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
(Catalogues now ready.) Have agents in all the
principal Cities and Towns in the above States.—
Great bargains arc offered in Virginia and Dela
ware Farms to persons with moderate means.—
Officers and soldiers claims promptly adjusteJ.—
Collections made everywhere.
R. 11. CORSON,
112 South 4 th Sired,
lio.c 513, Plata. P. 0.
Dec. 7,1805—2 m
Executor’s Notice.
NOTICE, is hereby given that Letters
testamentary on the estate of Mary Sugars,
lato of Hampden township, doc’d., have been
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 thorn for settlement..
JACOB HECK,
Doc. 7, ISOS-6t Kvecntor.
TVTOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.—
-L i Scaled proposals will be received at tlio offi
ces of the County Commissioners, in Carlisle ami
York, until Tuesday, the oth day of January next,
at which time they will be opened at York, and
the contract awarded to the lowest and best bid*,
dor or bidders, for tho erection of two bridges
over the Ycllowbrocches Creek, one at Bong a
Kauffman’s Mill, in Upper Allen township, the
other at Williams’ fording, lu Monroe township.
Specifications of which may be seen at the Com
missioners office in Carlisle or Ycrk.
AN ’ I Commisionr's
joiin .Mc«o11 r>r (Co
, ■ HE Nil Y KAHNS. | nJ Uunb - to '
Doc 14, IS66—3t
Administrator’!! Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on tho estate of Andrew W.
Armstrong, late of Silver Spring township, de
ceased, have been grunted to tho undersigned, re
siding in tile same ‘township. All persons in
debted to tho said estate are requested to make
payment immediately, and those having claims
against tho estate will dso present them for set
tlement.
Doc. 21, 1805-01*
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration on tho ostato.of Mrs. Leah Coover,
late of Mcehanicsburg Borough, doo’d., havo been
issued to tho undersigned, residing in Monroe twp.
All persons indebted to tho said estate arb requested
to mako payment immediately, and those having
claims against tho estate will also present them for
settlement.
CHRISTIAN GLEIJI,
Deo. 14, 1865-6 t» Administrator.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT.—Tho line
Storo Room in “ Marion Hall” building now
occupied by L. Bernard 4s Son, ns a clothing store,
with cellar room, is for rout from tho Ist of April
next. Tho roomis 24 by 40 feet with counters and
shelving, tho latter enclosed with glass^
Jan. 4, 1805—41*
MONEY wanted first of April next for the
whole or part of $8,500 of Bonds well sc
oured, Inquire at this office.
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HAVE j.uKt received from Stewart's, Olaf
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Fall and Winter Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET,
Ploaso cull and examine our immense stuck of
Alpine and Rob Roy Plaids, Figured, Plain and
Striped Empress Cloths, Plain and Figured French
Merinos, Heps, Poplins, Alpeaens, and Estelle
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Colton mul Wool Tor Lathes, Gouty, Missus* ami
Children.
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kept in lirst class Dry Goods Stun-, such as Car
pets, Oil Clots, Bugs, Mats. hooking Glasses.
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rah. Cashmeres, Shrouding Flannels, Crape Col
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Poplin and Eugene Mournings ; all qualities of
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Administrator
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Sept. 28, 1865.
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” — Tho largo Wnggonmakor- Shop In tho
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south end Carlisle. Apply at tho store.
Jan.. 4, 1800—31, ■
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AND
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sggg=»Dr. Keyser is a Physi
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Mr. H. T. Uklmuold:
Dear Sir.—ln regard to the question
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I would say thatlhavo used and sold tho
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