,itivtititti" . ' ilittititiiicer • ‘.l'' - of tie plvlslbn;; '«y«5T eyisiiiiiigi. at 7- o'clock, atGoodT«mpler'sHalli(Rheoin’B HftriiX;-I* : 4 ? s. record YobRDEEDS.—Many persons n ro doubtless Ignorant pf tlje Jaw, requlr- IngDeeds for Land, made within the State, lo be recorded within six mpnths, or they will be declared void against subsequent parch asors pr Mortgages for,value. Ignor ance pf; the law exouaeth no man, and therpfore owners :of property . Would do welt to notice' tbo requlrmonts of the pre sent statute. X. O. G. T.—The Quarterly Convention of Good Templars, In Cumberland Valley, will commence on Feb. 14th, at B'K M. Delegates ate expected from Cumberland,, Franklin, Fulton and Ad ams counties. .On Friday evening; Mrs. F. D. Gage will deliver a free Temperance Lecture, in Ttheem’s Hall; This lady has ibeen highly spoken of In every part of the :Stato where she has appeared'. All are Invited to.be present. Singing Schools.— We ore glad to an nounce that a Binging school under the di rection of Prof. J. B. Harry, is In success ful Operation in Carlisle. The manage ment.of the schoolis under the. direction of a board of trustees, consisting of the.fol lowlng gentlemen: R. M. Henderson, E 9 q., ; Rov. Jacob Boas, Dr, J. j. Bender, John Irvine, A. H. Blair,' D. Ralston, Henry Saiton, Jacob Rheem, Wm. Blair, Rev. C. P. Wing, J. C. Hoffer, W. J. Cam-, erou and E. Cornman. This board has en tire contlol of the business affairs of the school, rccelvlugall applications for mem bership and attending to all ttie business connected with the school. Mr. David Ralston is Treasurer, and to him all pay ments for tuition should bo.made. ■ The school meets In Rheem’s Hall every Saturday afternoon npd evening. . Prof. Harry has now in successful op eration eight prosperous schools in this county, and.he refersjwlth confidence; to any of the pne thoiisand pupils who have been under his tuition.■. ' Another Stable Burned;— On Thurs day nighit last, iboiit eleven o’clock, a.log stable belonging'to Mr. Duey, on the cor ner of West street and' Locust alley, was discovered to be on fire. ; The building be ing entirely of wood, was, soon,burned to the ground. The fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary. , ; \ ; On the same nigh‘t,.attempts were made to burn a shop in the.roar of Keller’s hat store, and also the stable of Mr. Jonathan Cornman. In the former instance the fire was discovered and extinguished before it bad done any harm ; and in the latter it probably wept out itself. Gentlemen of the Council,.and citizens of Carlisle; hasn’t this thing gone about, far enopgh?. Shall, we .continue taking no measures for the protection of our prop erty, when almost every night, wo are aroused from bur beds by the alarm of fire ? Some of these 'recent attempts manifest a deliberate purpose to burn down,the town by firing it at several' places at the same time; and unless something is, done to strengthen oiir police force'and make it more efilolent, we may look for a confla gration, some of these nights, in compari son with which the fires which have pro-, ceded will bo asiothing. We would rirge upon the Council three measures which we believe the public,safety.imperatively demands: First, that the police force; be enlarged and rendered more: efficient: Secondly, that no officer, be appointed whose duty it shall be to see that the fire plugs are. kept in order ; and. thirdly that the street lights be kept burning, the en tire night. •• ’ ■■ A RABE'OPPORTDSrTY.— Messrs, Wlli. 0. Bryant <fc -Co., publishers of the 'New York Weekly Post, have made arrari ge monts to. famish" that journal and the American, Agriculturist,- at the excccding ly-low price of ,tW,6 dollars.and a, half a year for" both ; or they will furnish-the semi-weekly Posfaiid the Agriculturist for four dollars a year; . - The Agriculturist 1» a monthly Journal of the highest charac ter. It Is deoidedly the best agricultural paper ,published, in 'this- Country. Tho Post is a family Journal Which for years has stood In the very front rank of the literary world, and the name of Its vete ran editor Win. Cullen Bryant the poet and iiterateur, is a sufficient guarantee of Its contents. Together they will supply an amount of varied and interesting read ing matter for the family circle' which could.nbt be obtained fropa any other two publications In the Country. Address Wm. O. Bryant ifc Co.; Dnblialiers of the Evening .Post,-No*'4l Nassau-.Bt. N. Y. ■- A TbIPTO MEOHANiodBUha—^WC Jind -.the pleasure of-joining in a.social - party ■which took an extra train of oars at this place,on.Thursday,evening last, and pro ceeded to Meohanlcsburg, there to 11 trip ’the .light fantastic” at the Merchant’s Ho ;tel, which has reoentiy been opened by MaJ. T. J. Kerri'formerly of thls place.— Guests were present .from' Chambersburg, Newville, Carlisle and vicinity, Me chanlcsburg, Dlllstown, Silver Spring, Xower Allen, localities In the lower ehd-,bf ’thb7eiinhty. There;were about slxty couples lu attend anoe, ail of whom seemed to enjoy-thCm- Belves“hugely.” ThoarrangemonlS.un . der the superintendence of friend the Merchant’s;* vr'ete complete in- all fe speots. A flnooroheatrawaaengageiitfbr ■ the-occaslori, and,a bountiful supper was served .about midnight. The party did notdlsp.eraeuntlifour.o’olookiathetnbrn- Ing,- when the Carlisle party took the cars for home, and the others went tholr sevGr al ways, each and all exohanglng pleasan t farewell greetings, abd uniting In’'Wish ing abundant prosperity to “ the Mer chant's” aud its courteous and accomo dating 'landlord.- Serob.ant’B.ds - a nowhouae, constructed wltharieyotocp in fo rtand hbgveniehoe,;fh'i^ h'ow to keop a hotel.”,b ■'•} ■ a , Sew BAihBOAn.-AbUlhae yawed the Mountain an jl Caledoula^B^lrgiW:'p<> m ". pany. Tbe termlnt of are' Central Railroad and Caledonia furnace la Franklin County. Theppinta topohed In this county nrp Bolling Springs, Mount Holly Springs, and Pine Grove. , ' A %rifo : of David Sober;: of Chapman* Snyder county, gave; birth to three sound ahdhealthy children, glrlaandtheotheraboy,^ make a pun start tot vhiwww» , ‘ Ground Hoa BaTi—Our readers will remember a story, common to the papers every spring,' concerning the movements pf the ground-hog, in,the month of T'ob ruary, and the weather prophecies, based upon the animal’s conduct athts first ap pearance after hts hybernation. It'was said that the ground-hog 1 makes his ap pearance on the 2d day of February, and If !tho weatljer Is sufflplently .clear, to en able him to see his own shadow, ho iin medlatly retires, to his -burrow and re mains there six weeks longer.. This story has been received by many with Incred ulity, but its truth has so oftofibeen veri fied by cireutnstances That it cannot be! any longer controverted, and peine of the' most skeptical, have become converts to its theory. We cite an Instance which we. remember of having seen in the. Bal timore Sun of last year. It Is as follows: “During last summer, Mr. Peter Wrenn, at the Bon-ton Saloon, kept a pet ground-hog at his establishment, which became quite a favorite, with The visitors. The animal made a burro Win an unfloor ed room used as a lumber-room, and hav ing, previously supplied his nest with pa-j Eer, rags and other artioles necessary for' IS comfort, he retired ,to it for his win ter’s sleep on.the 10th day. of October. “ He was seen no more for nearly five months, and many believed that he. was dead or.bnd burrowed his Way o.ut and es caped. , Butpuhotually onThe second day of February he came forth from his bur row, 1 to’ the l delight of bis owner ."Who would have: regretted the loss of his pet. The day was clear, and after wandering a short time about his summer as if wishing to!see that all was right about the familiar premises, he wetired to .bis nest and it is supposed curled himself up. for anothotnftp; Atthe end of six weeks he made bis appearance the second time, and has since came out every day. - When, he first came out in February be refused to eat, but he Is now .recruitinghis lean sides with a relish which is probably all the keener for his long abstlubhce. He does not seem to have Suffered in any way except that ho has lost about half his weight, and that he is In a fair way;to,-re cover, “ if or has he forgotten his previous fa miliarity with man, butis docile and fear less, as before, feeding from the bUnd and suffering himself to be enrressed by all who chose to pet him, pud even' remem bers the name “Rob,” by which he. was called last summer. The hybernation of the’ground hog was well known, but wo believe that “Bob" is the first to have settled its duration, the exact date of its close; and the truth of the additional six weeks sleep. The weather prognostlca tlons based upon his movements may be incorrect, but the facts given Can be vouched for by many who are personally cognizant of them, “ Bob’s” reputation: as a naturalist is made.” , v . ,‘ST.yALfeNTiNE’a Day.rritheeins Scarce ly necessary to; remind our-young friends that Thursday, thp 14th Inst.; is “ St.- Val entienes Day," for the windows of the book-stores and fancy shops contain all the reminders that are neccessary. It is Said that on this day birds choose their mates; whence 1 no doubt came the cus tom of young people’s doing the'Same thing. The occasion will of course be im proved by .the sending of the, usual tokens, of affection or humor., ... • ■ ■ - • i Shippensbwig Items— Melancholy Accident.— -On Monday last, Mr. John. Kenagy, of Southampton township, who was hauling ore to Shippensb.urg, met with an accident which resulted in his death. On coming but of‘thb alley at Bridges’ Clothing Store he walked for ward to hit the lead horse with His whip, and on returning to the saddle hprse. slip ped and fell under the wagon, the front wheel passing transversely across his breast. His son, who was .'alongside the wagon, made every effort to stop the hor ses, but failed, and only succeeded in drag-, glng his father out from under the wagon; in time to prevent the hind wheel from crushing his head. Mr. K., lived about ,two hours after theacoident. He waSen- tlrely consoioua most of the time, and al together resigned in ’vlew of death. He was a leading and consistent member of the Methodist church, and.hls bereaved friends have every reason to believe that, to him, sudden death was, sudden glory. Hand Cbushed.-tA fireman on one of the freight trains on the Cumberland Val ley Iload had his hand crushed while at tempting to couple the eugino to the oars, at Shippensburg,. on Monday, the 4tli inst. Another Eat ah Accident.—A man named was run over by , a wagon r near Big Pond furnace, week before last, and was so seriously injured .that he has since died; . .. Wild* Cat Seen*.—One day last Week as, Mr. 'ihlSvplaee was drlylngjto.a social party at Air, Eoaors, ho accidentlaliy drove lip wlthlnttwo rods pf a large full grown Wild Cat; After stop ping his sleigh and giving the monster ;a half dozen yells it quietly took its depart ure across the fields. ‘ York County Items.—Condensed from the “ True Democrat DESTBUOTI VE PIBE IN CO DOBDS T WP. — On Wednesday morning about 9. o’clock, the' barn on the farm of Dr. Charles M. Ness, of this borough', situated in Codo rus township, was discovered to be on fire, and before the flames could be extinguish ed’ was burned to the ground, together .with all its contents. Ten tons of hay and three hundred-bushels of corn were-oon sumed, together with "several valuable farming utensils, apd one or more wagons. Pour. Cows and five, sheep in. the stables were also burned up-With the building. A Sebious and Fatal Accident.—A serious and fatal accident occurred on last Thursday, In.Washlngton township, York county, bn thelahd.of Mr. Cornelius Stray ,'er.v Several men were onttlng'a tree near the road at the above place, when a stran ger bamo along-oh foot until- nearly oppo site the men who were cutting-the' tree, when unexpectedly the tree gave signs of falling, the stranger was caut|oped as soon as could be'dbne, to takecaremid run, he did bo, but too late to save himself, for in 'stead-of running aw'ay from thetrSejike several who wore standing : oloseby r he ranlnthe.same direction the treis was falling, when several heavy limbs strhbk bim'dbwh, Ihflioting severe exter nal-lnjurleaofhiaheadancfskuUi causing his almost instaps death, _ v . ; ■ ,> Trance. —Aoasebftranoeiasaidtohave occurred recently in-Windsor township, in thlß county. Aiyomanmade a die of It to all intents and i>iif poses and remained in that condition for a conaldorahltflength of time, when she revived again and re latod the usual story of her having been to heaven and other places, and saw sights Innumerable, wonderful and sublime. “ Sebxodb Accident.—Abouta o’olookon Tuesday,morning last, .as .a burden train was going down the sumrnlttowards Bair timore, ontbe NorttiothGentraVßflUway, about thirty mllea from the blty, Stewart Maxwell, agedv'Bo Jyeara whilst running over the oars was struok.by.thabrjdge uear the summit and knocked offinßenslbJo. SuioiDE.-*-Amaunametl Keesoy'hung hJmseUi afi tha Xoilt c»«»ty AtoeSouap, ■Tuesday nlght'the6ajn|ts ‘r.-;; ,;.;;x‘|} ... • 'isßwviii&vV'^OTßEb'• Wiu) Cat.— Mri Andrew Miller of ,swp., . killed, ano,tJier»sild; cat.^twe^nearthe: Doubling i&Pfv|t^ *et in length, readyjhiß'Winter about or near tlieNorth' Mountain. BEyivAii.*-Tbe Bethel: church’Of this place'bave hfld n refreshing season of re- They hdve had’ mighty meeting* lor om two worths.' ’ 1 Company.— There are a great many men, who do hot fully understand Tile. plea of life Insurance, while a great many Intelligent persons havb v , scoured policies upon thet lives. , the attention of burreadersto theolaimSof the World Mu tual Life" insurance :bompahy', of New York. It has a'pafd : u|p capital of two hundred thousand dollars, afad ,is managed In an economical and Just manner, prompt in payment of claims and losses. , A, very prominent feature ojf thla Company Is that than any other Company, particularly so in the .hon-partl'elpattng premiums.;, The Board of Directors, are among the most wealthy and respectable citizens of New York! J.. F. Frueaufif, of HollldaysbUrg,Pa;,is the General Agent, of the Company for the State of to whom ap plications for Insurances, further informa tion and for local; agencies should be ad dressed.,, ■ VV'l', ißarrieir. CULBERTSON—WATTS—On tho 0 von lag of the (ith inst., at tho residence of the bride’s pa rents, by tho Rev. Wm. 0. Loverett, Horace J, Culbertson, Esq;, of Lowlstown, Fa., toMUsJu 11a M., daughter of Judge Watts, of this place'. BARNITZ-^LYNN—On tho 23a ult., by Rev, D, Stock, Mr, Henry Barnitz to. Mrs. Susan Lynn, both of Carlisle. ; ~ • BPANQLBRr-BURKETT-On the 21th ult., by tho same, Mr. Adam Slangier to Miss Elizabeth Burkett, both of Middlesex twp. 23 i eh. RILEY—On the Ist- Instant, In Carlisle, Mr, John Riley, in tho 24th yearof his ago.- etc ledrlteto. Carlisle Floaroi Hi Grain Marked . Carlisle, Feb. 13.1807. Flour—Family, .$l4 00 Rye,.'. *....7,91 10 Flour—Super. 8 00 Com, .75®77 Ryo Flour 0.00 0at5,....;.. 45 wheat—'White '3 95 Clover Bced,..„; 8 09 Wheat—Red, 2'BS T1m0thy5ced,.,....... 8 00 lion Hnrk«t. Carlisle Pro 1 - - CARI.ISr.E, Feb. 13,18G7. Butter, $B5 Chlokohs— I |l palr;..so@oo Egg 5,...,- . 80 PotatoSs-best-abuS 1 20 'Lard...... 15 Potatoes-2d b-n bus 1 00 TaUow,.-..; '. .12 Apples—beat— I ft boa 200 Bacon—Hams, '; 28 Apples—2d .h—-p bus.l 00 Bacon—Sides,.lß . c -• ■ PhUadelphialllarketii, PHtr.AIIKr.pmA, I'-cb.'KJ, 1807. Fnouit.—Tho marketcontlnuOS inactive; there being no Inqury except for small lots for.the sup ply. of the home consumers; andprices are droop ing,' SmaUsales of superfine at 75 per bbl;. 1 extras at'sf)®lo GO; Northwest extra family at $lO - Ponna/and-Oltlodo.do.,atsll7s@lBso. and at higher flgttres for fancy brands. .Rye flour Is' dun at 87@7 25:' ‘Prices of Corn Meal are nomi nal;' - ■ ■" ■' ■■f Grain.—Tiio market Is poorly supplied with good Wheat, and other desorlptlona-are.not wan ted: small sales offitlr and prime PennaMted at $2 HOODS per basher; an'dNo. I Spring at 82 80; white -ranges from $8 -20@810-por bnshoT.’ Bye ranges from $t 85®1S8. Corn lain steady demand,and 0000 husnela -new .Ponno.-Yollow,soldat 01 cents and Southern- at 00 cents.. - Oats are' steady, and 2000 bushels Penna. sold at 57c. The reoe.pts to day were as follows:—1850’ bhls.' Flour, 1075 bus. Wheat, 7100 bus. Corn, 8050 bus Oats. Seeds.— Cloverseedls In fair demand; 800 bus. sold at $8 23@9 lor fair to prime. Timothy sells at $8 75® 1. and Flaxseed at $8 per bus,' WmsitKY.—Nothing doing, except in the con trahand;artlole, whlch.sells at'Sl 76 per gallon. Kcto atbertfementsi. Eibsolxltxon op partn.er -1 partnership heretofore existing feenthetinderslgned in the Grocery business. In thoJ3ttr6ngh of- Carlisle, under the name and. stylo orPofflor & Washmdod, has, this day been dissolved by mutual consent The, business will hereafter bo continued at thd : old stand 1 by An* drew. Vyaslimood. who is authorised to settle up the.books of the'fate firm.. . W. GrBEFFER,, ANDREW WASH&f OOD. Feb. 12,1867. NOTICE.—The books of the late firm of Peflbr <fc Washmood -having been-left in the hands of the undersigned for collection, thdso indebted are requested to'make Immediate payment, as all accounts must bo closed- by the Ist of April. • * ANDREW" WASHMOOD. . • Feb. 11, IStfF-St - j HOUSE FOR BBNa\—The House be longlng'to Mrs. E. Poland,'on the corner of h Hanover Street and Locust Alley, Is for rent from the first,of -April next.- for one year or . more.' Ithaseleven rooms, with Water and Gas; the twO frontTooms are Store With a good cellar and a.warehouse.' For. terms, apply.to ; ■ ■' • ; PETER SPAHB. Feb. ll; '" , ' BOTICE.— The Stockholders -of the Harrisburg, Carlisle -and Ghambersburg ipllco Road Company are hereby notified, thatm purauance of on Act of theGoneral As sembly, passed the lOth day of April, 1826, an elec tion wllTbe held at the public house of Thomas Kbrr, in the borough of Meohanlcsbnrg, on Mon day, tbo 4th day of March next; between the hours of 12 o'clock A. M., and 1 o'clock P. M., of said day;, to elect three managers for said Com pany. y -,, j (> PUAN k irwin, ; • , <,•' . .President, - Feb.11,1807-8t ' ( 'y • £UBIrIG SALE—On Wednesday, March 18,1807.—The undersigned .will offer at die Sale, on the, above day,- In the .Borough of Mechanlcsburg, the largest.and most .extensive STOCK OF BADDDERYiever bffetedtothe pub lic, without rbservo. ns he has jold. out hlsgood will and will retire from the business.; 1 The order of the sale will be as follows t 25 Sets of Single Harness, 4 sets of Double-Harness. 3M)oublo sets Yankee Harness, 20 Riding. Baddies,'(l'-’Wagon Saddles. 80 Riding Bridles. 60 Halters; 80 Draught, ■Collars. 20 Blind Bridles; I Spring Wogon.lTull set 6f wagohQears} for four Horses, 50. Ratent Round‘Strap -Harness Fly Nets. 50 wagon, and Buggy WhlpS, a lot of Horse Blankets, Buffalo Robes and Lap Rugs, &c. Also, on the same day and place, a largo variety of Household Furni ture, (new) consisting of the following articles: 62 yards of Brusabls Carpet. 40 yards of-Rag and other Carpet, ! sot of Sprig Bet Chairs, 1 Sofa* I Hat Rack. 1 what Not, 3 Marble Slab Stands, X full sot of Chamber Furniture, (Cottage-Style,) do., together with iqany other articles not necessary to mention. Sale to commence atfto’olook, A. M,, on said day, when terms will be made known by JAMES 8. nllalUr*. W, O. Houser, Auct’r. Feb,.14,1807. ■n A BINE T MAK IN G!" V The undersigned respectfully Informs his old friends and patrons that, he nas resumed' the business of • L • CABINET, MAKING, In all Us various branches, at his old stand. Nos. 55 and 67 Sooth Hanover Street, two doors below the Second .Presbyterian, Churchy whore ho Is. proparedtomanufocture v ' BUREAUS,*.. - ' ’ •' . - B K^Si s fe, ■, . BREAKFAST TABLES, r DINING TABLES, -; >.ohaibs,■ *-,• •- ; . HAT-RACKS, . : : . > CENTRE TABLES* Vv . , SALOON TABLES. , - TEAPOY TABLES. • ' WASH STANDS, j ■■ „ , WARDROBES, Ac. and COTTAGE FURNITURE, ofovcry.varlety, looking Glasses, • •- Sofas, , Booking Choirs, • ■ and Upholstered 1 and Cane Clairs, of aU kinds kept constantl/‘on hand. CANING, REPAIRING AND VARNISHING, done on short notice and at reasonable rates. JTSP’COTJNTRY PIIODUOB TAKEN IN EXOHANOB, ’ ■ : JOHN LISZMAN. Feb. 14,1807-3 m 3Lesal pottos- EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given that letters'testamentary on vue estate of Jacob, Goodyear, have been Issued to thtf AU -peraons knowing them* selves Indebted to said estate are requested to come forward and settle immediately, and those having claims against the estate wlllolso present them fe settlement... R > -r .- J ; JACOB GOODYEAR, ' , . - . SAM'B GOODYEAR,. 7 • > /' • BKNJ. GOODYEAR,^.; ' ; EeecuWstf JaeM Qoddy'ecvildU .7rxSo\jUhMiddlet(nvUnm*hipy^M^ * ■ J»n.2l, ..... :.vr.> ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE;—The undet slgnod having bead appplatod Aaslßnco by uoorge i'. Myora-of the Bprpugh. of CarWo. ua der Bdoed of voluntary flt of; notice,-that thoacinaebted win please call and settle thelr lddebtedneaa.and those having claims will present them, duly au theaUoatod for payment, eOKEW^ 7ap..21,418t . NOTICE.— letters of' Mmlniatrotion s De Bonn Non with the will annexed of Oha».- w. Bpangien deo'd., have issued' to John Bobo,, of Sifter ttpilug township. AUpersdns Indebted ! lo'the estate will make payment and persona having cloimspreaent them Wr . f .i’ - JOIIN liOJJH.- - Adtn'r. with the will annexed qf Chat.} ft Spangler* lateqfMSor. o/'MecHahUxburff, ctec’d* ■ ,:.Jan !; ai, ISOTHHy r , S6tXCe;— Nbticeiihewbygiven that lettera.Teatamentary bathe .estate, or EUza liatita.idbdeaSed;: late of Cumberland •county, - have' been undersigned,, residing lu same place. Au*t»ef• tb said estate ata: requested vte make payment immediately, and 1 tbpsehavlng clalraswUl pnjaßnttnerafpf , JBU.W, 1667-Ot' '. 4~;~fn~rtcCecl. STATEMENT OP THE! FINANCES OF THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, . from the I tl day of January, to the 81 tt daycJDecertr LEVIZEtaLT3R;K®W Treasurer, in Account with Cumberland County. DR RECEIPTS. To balance rec*d from former Treasurer, 9 851 62 " Outstanding County and State taxes at last settlement, To County and State taxes levied for the year iB6O, • v 61274 74 To County and State taxes on special as sessments, 41 75 To proceeds of notes in Bank,, 18781 17 *• costs In Court Oyer and Terminer paid' by H. Rupert* 147 72 To Interest on outstanding taxes paid by collectors. 608 16 To verdict ices, ' 18 00 Total Debits, CR. BY PAYMENTS. Assessors. By amount paid Borough and township Assessors, $720 28 Bridges , and Roads* By amount paid for building noW Bride eg, $2115 00 By amount paid for repairing Bridges, 507 43 •r «.• .■ «. “ Roodylgwora,' *•.••• M4O . . Courtsi By amount paid Grand Jurors, 44 “ “ Traverse Jurors, ** 44 14 for boarding Jurors, 44 ,4 ’ 44 C.'& Meglaughlin, i)l8' trlot Attorney fees, 630 00 By amount paid wm. Gould, Court Crier, , 78 00 By amount paid witness fees in Com monwealth cases, By amount paid fees and costs Ih Com mon Picas, (Jounty Offices. By amount paid J. Loudon, for DootcfeU, 8160 15 Paid EvCornman, Clerk of Courts, foes, 637 43 Commissioners 1 Office, By amount paid J, Loudon, et al, for sta tionary, $ 158 0T Paid Geo. Zlnn, for postage, 2 07 14 M. Herman, Esq., Att’y of board 195 00 41 . M. McClellan; Commissioner, ' f . 88 00 * 4 . John McCoy, i - “ , 44100 44 Henry Kama, “ 488 00 14 A. P. Meek. “ 680 001. 44 J, Armstrong, Clerk, 700 00 Constables Uses, By amount paid for Constables’fees in Commonwealth cases, . $553 50 Paid Constables’ Quarterly Returns, 151 79 Elections, ly amount paid for General and Town ship Elections, '>"■■■ Inquests on Dead Bodies,. . By amount paid D. Smith, Esq., et 01, for holding inquests, 1113 17 Paid Drs. Zeiglor and Wright for post mortem examinations, Jail and Eastern Penitentiary. By amount paid Sheriff on account for support of prisoners, 95000 00 Paid for fuel, ■. 1140 83 44 44 clothing and blankets, 148 18 “ “ support of convicts la E. Peni tentiary, Paid Dr. zelgler, saldry as Physician, Paid for repairs, labor, hauling Ac., Jmticea'Feea. By amount paid for Justices' foos In Commonwealth cases, 9690 60 'Loans and Interest, By amount paid J. C. floffor, cashier, temporary loans in Bank.: 910000 00 Paid M. Kostand others Interest, .42178 Poor House. By amount paid Jacob Squire, Esq..' on • „ Directors’ Drafts, $lOOOO 00 paid Robert Elliott, Esq., salary as Di- rector,' Paid C. Hartman. Esq., salary as Dlrao 1 tor, M 00 Pald-Wra. Wherry, Esq., salary as Dlreo- _ tor, ' 60 00 Paid Abm. Bosler, et al, visitors, 8000 Public Buildings, By amount paid Geo. Toylbr, salary os „ Keeper, 6100 00 Paid for repairs and cleaning, Oil 90 Public Printing. By amount paid Bratton & Kennedy, . for Printing, W3B 10 Paid J. P. Rlppey, for printing, ' ,41 00 Paid A. K. Baeem, for printing, 15t> 00 Miscellaneous Payments. 3y Amount-pal<J -£or cw-'- -1 families, ' # 15 75 Paid taxes refunded to Carlisle Deposit Bank, 189 97 Paid Pefler <fc Waahmood and others for* B3 50 Paid A. L, Sponsler for Qas and Water, 153 25 Paid John Kramer and others for labor, 23 00 Phld Geo. Zlnn Box sentand postage, H 70 Paid E. Steel Keeper Town Clock, • 20 00, Paid D: B. Stovick and others County • M Auditors, ... 132 00 Paid John Bcetom and others for fuel for Court House, U 0 75 Paid D. Si Croft Auditor of County offl- PaldV. Common and others for repair : Ing furniture. Paid car-fare of Commissioners, • “ ■ A. B. Zelgler and others for horso and carriage hire, , ■ -23 50 By total amount of Commissioners’ or- _ dors, . ' 80150163 By Treasurer’s’ commission on Commissioners' orders 1 % per , • cent.. i 1128 77 By CoUectofs'commission,'. . 2763 33 ■ir; Exonerations; 1438 87. V“ ; Outstanding’taxes, ; - 1 ' 1 • ‘ v ' ( sy4yi. VO State Taxes, ' By amonut of State tax paid to State Treasurer, §6007 X 8 By amount of Treasurer's. com- , mission at 1 per cent., Balance . Byamountof balohcoinbandsofTreas-i . £ , '• '•urer’," 1 ,s6*9o 63 Bv total amount of Treasurer’* credits, $85234 80 .r •• “ •• “ Debits, $85221 68 COUNTY AND STATE TAXES OUTSTANDING IST JANUARY. 1867. 1802. John Emmlnger, Silver Spring, 1178 46 1804. O.'A. Smith, K Ward, Carlisle, 302 98 “ fjohn SStnn, Dickinson. . . 91 23 “ Lev! Worst, Frankford, • 23 02 “ J. O, Reeser* Monroe. 260 40 1805. J. Rbeem, Dep., W. Ward Carlisle, 21 CO “ J. O. Vaaaatiiue,.Eaat Pennsboro’ BXB 89 “ *Jobu Qulokel, Meohanloaburg, fi 16 “ tPoterCooklin, Upper Allen. 880 00 “ D. P. Vankirk, West Pennsboro’ 141 30 1866. J. A. Waggoner. W. Ward. Carlisle, 250 89 ** s +M. P. Smyser, Lower Allen, 497 74 11 Samuel Snyder, Middlesex,- . - 160 80 “ ♦JobnQ.ulokeLMeobanlcaburg, 37193 “ John Grimes, Newton, . 103 60 “ James Bwtler, Sliver Spring, 25 18 •*» -'*C. Fosflaught, Sbippensburg Boro’ 225 ■ TotM amount of tax outstanding,s3lB7 46 Those marked thus • have since paid In full, and those marked thus f in part. CUMBERLAND COUNTY, SS. We the Commissioners of Cumberland 'eounty, in compliance with the requisitions of the Act of Assembyof 16th AprU,lB34, do certify and sub mic the foregoing as’ai correofstatoment of the receipts ana expenditures of said County from the Ist day of January to the 81st day of Decem ber. 1860, inclusive, and of the outstanding Coun ty andstate taxes in'the rßoroUglj»iand;Town a t |tri^ua^oiir*htviada andsealof offlce.lho { b.B. } of S&oy. , 'HENRY KAHNS, , - . , - a.f.veck, ' CommUHontrs of Cumberland Cbunty. Attest-J.'ARMSTBONG, Clerk. We. the Auditors of CdmberlandCtounty, hav ing been duly sworn and affirmed, met at the Commissioner’s Office, in Carlisle, on Monday, the 7th day of January, 1887, dit and adjust,the account of Levi Zolg.ler.*E«q„ Treasurer)faaid County, ftom-toeMdw of Jw> uary to the 81st day of December, 1868, inclusive, 23 ° wo have hereunto set our Athem^o^a^^. CHIUSTXANDIfc/rZ, }- AudUor*. ' P.G. MCCOY, • - TTENBY M. BQBB, i r TJiOEi7SEID AUCTIONEER. Mechanialmra, Pa. Will attend promptly to the calling of sales in all seoUons of toe adjoining counties.* Having several yeors experlence In thA business he will Kuarantee satisfaction to all. who employ Mm. HIS terms arb modemto and those having sales would do Tfeli toglve him a coil. . Deo.2o,lSW-2m ; AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The t^ Q CainSßrta^ ( rCWUtoraof ‘SLraSto.^lirattend.to the duties, ofjals ap- office.,Nd,'Bl atxeeh'toinlslo.at'-lO'O'cloolc^'A^-Mki'Oli^Wfednea. day. tWflth day of:Mliroh,A, »,■ 1887. -'■All. par ties , . ; Auditor. Feb. T. 18W. _ '■■■■’ STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.—A if dealred.'Thqulre ofF, GAHDNBw * 00.. a« ahd 'Machlne Shop* East Main St, Fob. 7.1887.. - ' ' Salesman wanted.—immedjate ly an: experienced SaleeraaixonQ having a carVuio,Jdu.n,iB«r-w h*;r -■ PUBLIC SALB.-t-On Thursday Febru ary 21, 1887.—The undersigned wlit OtWr at radio Sale, on the above day, at his residence, In Penn township, on the Wamnt Bottom Bo ad, about a*half mile west of CentrevUle. Ing personal property, vis: Five;hcadof WORK Houses, Iflhoodof CATTLE, (seven of frhich-ofc milk cows, two are heifers, heavy with calf, one a Devon 8011, and fllx are yodng cattle,} 1C head of Sheep. 8 Breeding Sows, 13 Pigs. 2 narrow-wheel Wagons, ITHRESHING MACHINE, with horse power and bolt, 1 Windmill, 1 new Buckeye Com bined Keeper and Mower, 1 Wire Hay Bake, 1 Grain DrUi, I Corn Planter* 1 Hay Pitcher, with rope and pulleys, 1 Roller, 2-pairs, of Hay lad ders, 1 sled* I,wagon Bed. Plows, Harrows. Cul tivators, Shovel-Plows,' Wagon and Flow Gears, Halters >and Haller Chains, Single and Double Trees,do«;-Also*Houßeholdand Kitchen Furni ture, such as Chairs, U6pper Kettie, Meat by the .pound, two large meat Vessels, ttc,, together with many other articles not necessary to mention. Hale to commence at IQ o'clock, A. M., when terms will be made known by • . JONAS NEWCOMER. Feb. 7,lBB7—Ct* - 4158 80 $85224 80 /GROCERIES FOR SALE.—The bal \JC auco of the Grocerles.in the Store of George P. Myers, East Main Street, Carlisle, ore ottered at Private Sale, at-whatever they will bring. If not sold. before "Monday, February 18, they will on that nay be sold by Public Outcry to the high est bidder, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. t of sold .day. They will be sold wlthodtreserve. • Also, on Saturday', March 2,1807,'the Real Es« - tate pf said Myers will be offered at Public Sale, atthe Court House, in Carlisle, at II o’clock, A. M,, consisting of Two Three-Story Brlck Houses, InPenn Street, Carlisle, oheof.tbehPwlth irßrick - Kltchen ond other oat-buildings. - -The two prop erties measure 30 feet in front by 120 in depth to an alloy, and are In gpod condition; The pros pect of an extension of several of the Streets of the Borough mokes this real estate,an object to those desiring to purchase very eligible houses and. lots. • ’-M - > 82700 82 $ 092 87 8058 01 175 18 Terms and conditions made, known on day of. sate by Feb. 7,1807—1 a 1378 10 T)UBLIG SALE.—6» Thursday } Febru- JT ari/Mt 1887. The undersigned will otter atPub mi> Sale., on the' above day,' at bis residence. In South Middleton township, bn the roadieadlhg from HUner’s MUL to the walnut Bottom, about throe and -a-holf miles from Carlisle, and two miles from Papertown, the following described personal property, vis: M ; Three bead of Work Horses, one lino Brood Mare, .one Brown Horse, suitable forfhrtn or har ness, one Brown Mare, line trotter. 3 Colts, rising three years old, one full-blooded Colt, of best Virginia stock; 9 Yearling Colts, 8 Milk Cows, 4 head of Young Cattle, 1 Devon Bull, 9 years old, 10 head of Sheep. 4 Spanish Books, (the only ones of the kind in this section of the coontry,)9 Brood ing Sows; (one of which has pigs,) Shoats, 1 three - inch tread Form Wagon, 1 harrow-wheeled Wag on, one of Hubbard’s Combined Reaper and Mow ers, (can’t be beat.) Threshing Machine and horse power; 1 Winnowing Mill, (nearly new,) 1 Glover Huller, 1 Com Planter,(Morrisoa r s patent,)!Com and Cob Crusher,! Spring Grain Drill, 1 of Brandt’s patent Hay Rakes. I patent Hay Fork, (with rope and pulleys,) 1 Fodder Cutter, 1 Cutting Box. Plows, Harrows, Shovel-plows, 1 Corn Fork, 1 Wagon Bed, Hay Ladders, Wood Ladders, 2 sets Wagon Boards, Log and Fifth Chains, Spreaders, single and doubleTreeS. Cow Chains, 6 setts Wag on Gears, I sett single Harness, 6 setts good Fly Netts. Halters. Forks, Rakes, Shovels, and vari ous other articles too-nuraerous to mention. ISO 81 $OOl5 63 $707 03 82612 04 8707.29 91271 02 i Bale to commence at-lOo’clook, A. M, t on said day. when terms will bo made known by B. W. WOODBURN. N. B, Moore, Auctioneer. Jon, 81,1807—3 - 15 00 T>UBLIC SALE.*—On Wednesday, Feb i maty 20, 1807. The undersigned will offer at Public Bale, on the above day, at his residence, one mile west ol Meohanlcsburg, on the rood leading from Meohanlcsburg to Row Kingston, the following described,personal'property, viz: . One good Draft'or Driving Mare, a - pair of well broken .Moles, a two-yearling Colt, live good- MUk Cows. (dneofwhlohiWlll be-fresh by day of sale,) 1 Heifer, 5 head ofYoung Cattle, 1 Fat Hog, 3 good Breeding Sows. 1 Boar', 20 he&d of Bhoats, 1 new Kirby Reaper and Mower; (self-raker,) 1 Wlro Groin Rake, (Brandt’s patent,) Threshing Mo chine*and horse j>ower, ,2'four-horse Wagons.' (three inch tread, one of which Is nearly new,) 1 Spring Wagon, 1 Wagon Bed, 2 setts of Hay Lad ders. I Roller, 1 Grain Fan, jßhrlner’a make,) 1 Cutting Box, 3 good' Flank Ploughs, 2 Harrows, Cultivators and Shovel Flows: 2 setts of Breech bands and Croppers, Wagon Saddle, 4 Blind Bri dles, 4 Collars, 4 Ply Rets; 4 Halters, 2 sells of - Plow Gears, 2 setts of Harness, 1 Wagon Lino, I Ealr of Checks,'single.and doubleTreos,Breast, Ut and Cow Chains, Grain Cradle;. 2.Mowing Scythes, Wheelbarrow, 1 barrel of Cement, 1 full salt of Quarrying Tools; Manure Boards, a lot of Grain Bags, 40. A lot of good Mulberry; Locust and Chestnut Posts,alot of Kitchen Furniture, Ac., together with a great variety of other arti cles too,numerous to mention. -Bole to commence at 10. o'clock, A. M., when terms will be mode known by • ADAM 8. LONGSDORP. Wk. Dbvinnby, Auctioneer, , . Jad. 31,1887—3t* _ 912$ if 1132 15 50 00 862 10 98158 82 910131 78 50 00 PUBLIC SALE. —On Tuesday. Fehru~ ary 29,1007, The undersigned will offer at Pub lic Bale, on the above day, at the ManslonFdrm of David G. Eyster, two miles and a-half Korth of Oyster's Point, on the Conodogulnet Creek; the following personal property, viz: * Bix head of Wbfk Hqrses, one of which is a fine Driving Horse; 1 Colt,-rising 8 years old, I 2 head of Homed Cattle, (nine of which are frosh MUk Cows;) I& head oi Bheep,(one of whlob-lS a Lie cester Buck, the best in the County;) 0 head of Bhoats, 1 broad-wheeled Wagon, 1 narrow-wheel ed Wagon, 1 Bprlng Wagon, 1 Top Buggy. 1 Cart, I Threshing Machine, l Grain Drill, 1 Wire Hay Rake, Plows. Harrows, Shovels, Forks. 6 sett of Horse Gears. 1 Wheel-barrow,lpalontHoy Fork, Ac. ' Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Tabled, S to together with a great variety of other articles too numerous to mention. 910180 OO 9711 90 9031 70 Bale to commence at 10 o’clock, A. M., on said .day. when attendance, will be given and. terms made known by . John Sheavvkr, Auctioneer. Jan. 81, itW7—3t , PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE IN THE BOROUGH OF ME- CttANiCSBUKG—Oh WEDNESDAY, the 20th of Fxbuuaky next.—By virtue of on Order of. the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, the undersigned Committee of tho person and Estate of Catharine Scholl, a lunatic, will sell on tho premises the following valuable Real Estate: No I.—A LOT OFGROUND, situate on west side of North,Frederick street* In said borough, and extending from Weat'AllenStrect to Green lane, containing TWO-ACRES; mote or less,-' v No. 2,—A LOT OF GROUND, containing about TWO ACRES, situate On the North side of West Alien street, in .'said Borough, between North Frederick and North Morket streels, extending back to Green lane. ’ , s . 25 00 S 3 69 70 60 $BO6 33 TERMS OF SALE.—Ten per cent, of tho pur chase money to be paid when the property is stricken oil; one-holi the balance on the nrat day of April, 1867, when the deed will be made and possession given; and the balance on- the tint day of AprD, 1863. This deferred payment, with interest thereon from April!, 1807, to be secured byjudgment on the property. The taxes for 1807 to bo puldby Uio purchaser, ■ g, HOYKR, . Committee qf Perton and Estate Oalharin* Scfioli, Jan. 81,1867—5 t n • 67 M • BO7Ol 82 TT AREISB.UBG, CARLISLE AND TT OHAMBERBBURQ TURNPIKE ROAD cudiPANY.—Exhibit of toils-received; repairs and expenses, bn'the Harrisburg, Carlisle and Chamborsburg Turnpike. Road, Company,' from Ist January to 31st December, iB6O. Inclusive, as follows, to wit; • • DR. To amt; of tolls received at Gates $8,903 52 To balanceatsettlemontfor 1805,paidin to'Court at January, 1860 647,17 '• cb, By balance bMB6S, paid to creditors, per ‘Akbtof Assembly of 1823;’28.andm... ,1 347 17 By cash paid fur repairs on road for 1860 1*622 81% *• Gate Keopere’salarlea 1.488 20 “ Managers’ pay...-. ' 876 00 *• Treasurer’s salary. 100 00 “ Secretary's salary < 2a 00 “ Incidental expenses » 00 “ Stationary taxes &o 10 oo Uncurrent money received ........ 17 85 $4,215 03% By balance paid into Court to bh ap- > plied under the Act of Assembly , aforesaid - -•••? . 285 65% $4,510 »r COPY.—Certified on oath to the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, tho 3d d.yofJouu n r y ,A.a, s l»o7, w _ NEVINi ; Treaturor. ■ TAKE NOTICE,—That* the-Court of. Common Pleas of Cumberland bounty, have appointed Tuesday the 19th day of March next, at the Court House,ln the borough of Carlisle, at 100 clock A. M., for bearing ana-determining the elaims of the respective creditors against the,company, agreeably to the Acts of Assembly made for the relief ofsald creditors, on tho Ist day of April 1823, and the supplements thereto. At the afore said time and place, thepjreforred (if apy) and all other creditors, are requested to'have their re? speotlve claimsduly,nutheut f lcated..and present ed; and also to lumlstt. evidence at: the same time, whether any claims have beemtfsalgned, or are still hold by the-original owners; and. also proof to establish the Consideration of their claims, whether for work, Jan. 31, IBffMlt ~ JJ: OLID AY -:, v v ■ W EDDING PRESENTS I A Pnnt Lot o» GOLD, . AMERICAS, • SILVER, . AND IMPORTED SOLID AND PLATED SILVER WARE. ; • ■, : , _ r ViNK Byriß or Al : CLOCKS 'IN; OffißAT; VARIETY, gol*> . ANB -THiNiitilßS. . PartlonUf attention given to repairing ", WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. , ~J ■.. IHOft CQNLVHvAPL ;■: N 6; U WwtMalnSt,. oppoatWHarioh HalJ, D«o.»,lB»-flra • - ,:'•■• Wife gales. DAHIELECKELB, Assignee, J. D, BOWMAN. AN.D WAT 0 II E S, A Splendid Assortment of Chid : Gold Chain*, • r' Jtotqy Goods, dc. gold' Sings. itett atobrrtkiemettte. Q.REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES GREENFIELD’S No. 4, EAST MAIN ST It SET, CARLISLE.PA. I amhow spmeQRBAT BAR OAINS.to aUwaotnaT. favor, mowlth a eall, as X have, marked down' the' prices all goods on. hand and am constantly.receiving, additions to my stock ofGooda bbaghlatth'e recent- AUCTION BALES IN NEW tORK. an extraordinary bargain In ALP ACC AS, all colors, now soiling at 80 cents, worth cents. HANDSOME PLAIDS that have boon selling all sofcson for 40 cents, re duced to 25 cents, 75 cent. Plaids reduced to 50 cents. PLAID POPLINS, UERIKOS9, ‘REFS, SILKS, COBURGS, Ac.. NOW SSIAUfO VXKT OZUtAF. BALM OBA.LS. inonl worth knowing about Bruner's Balmoral Skirt, as h® toakhitwo quAUtlcfi. OREENFIBLD Is now selling the best all Wool FUUng at only 92 26* Examine the tops andsee that theyaro wool lllltng-tbe whole way up. Also a beautiful assortment MOUBNING GOODS. WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, EMBB OI D E RIBS , NOTIONS A full lino of CLOTHS, CAHBIMBREB, . BATTXNETTS, JEANS, COEDS, t Ac. I desire to mention particularly my. stock of HOME MADS C A S S I M E R E E., GASINETTSi. 31,510 83 J BANS, FLANNELS which ore without doubt the best Homo Made goods ever offered in this town. BLANK BITS AT PANIC PKICE3. DOMESTIC GOODS, Muslims 12% sts. and upwards. Good Prints at 13% el*. Better Prints at 18 oU: All lheb*stMake Prints only 29 ots. " SS ols. MeavyOantbnFlaaDeJa.2S ots.' - ' A LAIIQB LOT OF nCKINQS, bought sluce the late deollne, will be sold 4t pri* cesthut defy oorapetlUoa. MEN AND BOYS' WHAR. A MU assortment at remarkably low figures. FURS! FOBS! Lees than COST. In faotlhave reduced the'prloe of my whole stock. And rouvmber that lhl» la not my AM, Sscond, 3 bird, oravon Awfl opanlny for Kaw HlylM, at low pHpaa, u I ury daUv rooolvln* Ooodaot all klmio ot P*n!o Prl*«o, *ud wIU dlapoaa of tbam; at anota Sgurea a»;wlll 4«|y*(»np«tltlon from any EatatiUthmentthlalldapfHaw York., All J aak la to (IVoina a tali aal am folly aatlailed that 1 •an and will to' quality and ptloo. -V; h:< - O. ,Wm‘sVV <-■* -s , larti:l9.lll7,'• Yfte' • ;'' • •• 4 QUADS MAGNOLIA I ; v uo prettiest thing, the ll Aweetest thing,” sn4 the moat of It for the least money. It overcomes the odor of perspiration; softens and adds delica cy to the skin: Is a delightful perftune; allays headache and inflammation, and Is a necessary companion in the slck-rOom, in the nursery, and upon the toilet sideboard. It can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per bottle. > Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists 8. T.—lBoo.—X—The amount of Plantation Bit ters sold in one year Is sometbingstartUng. They would fill Broadway six feet high, from tne Park to Ith street. Drake’s manufactory is one of the Institutions of New York. It Is said that Drake painted all .the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistic ”8. T.—lBoo.—X,’ ’ and then got the oldgranny legislators to pass a law “ preventing dlsflgarlng-the face of nature,” which elves him" a monopoly. Wo do not know how- this is, bnt we do know the Plantation Bitters seli. os no other article over did; They are used by all clas ses of the community, and are death on Dyspep sia—certain; They are very invigorating when languid and weak, and a great appetizer. , Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.' “In lifting the kettle' from the fire I scalded myself very severely—one hand almost to a crisp. The torture was unbearable. • s * * The Mexi can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost immediately.” CHAS.FOSTER. 420 Broad St., Philo. This Is merely a sample of what the Mustang Liniment will do. It Is Invaluable In all coses of wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins; etc., either upon man or beast. Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless wrapped In line steel-plate engravings, bearlnd the.signature of O. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private stamp of Dbxas Barnes & Co., New York. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. Ail who value a beaaeifdl bead of hair, and Its {(reservation from premature baldness and tuni ng gray will not toll to use Lyon's celebrated Kathalron. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradicates dandruff, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant beauty. It is sold every wnere. ; B. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists What Did It.—A young lady, retnmlng to her country home after a sojourn of a few months In Now York, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place or a rustic, flushed face, she had n soft, ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness; and instead of 22, she really appeared but 17. She told'them plainly she asodv Hogan's’Magnolia Balm, and would not be without It. Any lady can improve her personal appearance very muon by using this article. It can bo ordered of any druggist for only GO cents. Saratoga Bpbxkg WAtbr, sold by all Druggists. Helms trust's InlmltableHair Coloring has been steadily growing In favor for over twenty years. It acts upon the absorbents at the roots of the hair, and changes It to its original color by de grees. All InstautanoonsdyesaeadenandinJaro the hair. Helmstreet’s U not a dye, bat is certain In its results, promots Its growth, and Is a beau tiful Hxia Dressing. Price GO cents and 81,00. Sold by all dealers. . .. _ , • Saratoga Bering Watbb, sold by all Druggists. AND AN9 Jjttrtifcsl. •Lyon’s Extract op Purr Jamaica Ginger— for . Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head ache, Cholera Morbus, do., whore a warming, genial-stimulant is required. Its careful'prepa ration and entire purity make It a cheap and re liable article for culinary purposes,. Sold every where, at GO cents per bottle. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. For sale at Haverstlok and Kalaton'a Drug Stores, Carlisle. July G, iB6o—eow ly. faints, &c. JJARD WARE, IRON, NAILS, &o. AT HENRY SAXTON’S , " OLD AKS CHEAP HARDWARE STORE BAST MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO THE GORMAN HOUSE. - I have Just returned from the Hast with the largest and best selection of HARDWARE ever' offered in old Cumberland, and am able to sell' the following articles a little lower than else where In the county. Ail orders attended to per sonally: and with our usual promptness. Goods delivered to alh parts of the town free of charge . Hammered, RbUed and English Refined Iron, Horse-Shoe Iron, Russia Sheet Iron. Burden's Horse and Mule Shoes, Norway Noll Rods: San derson's Cast-SteelEnglisb and American Blister Steel, Sleigh Sole Steel, Spring Steel, Carriage Springs. Carriage Axles, Ac. The largest assort ment or CARRIAGE & WAGON FIXTURES yet offered, such as , \ SPOKES, . 7 HUES, FELLOES, BOWS, PLAIN and FINISHED SHAFTS SLEIGH H UNNEES, Ac,, &c. 6,00 BARBELS Rosondale, Scotland and Hancock Cement, all warranted fresh. Douglas* and Cowing's IRON AND CHAIN PUMPS* I*OWDEB.—A full stock of Dupont’s Rock, Riflo and Duck Powder, Safety Fuse, Picks, Mat tocks, Drills Crow-bars, Sledges, Ac. 1,000 KEGS NAILS, which we will sell low. Country merchants sup plied at manufacturers prices. - . PAINTS.—2O Tons of tho following brands ol White Lead and Zinc: WhethcrilVe , French Zinc, Liberty, American do., Suck, * Colored do., Crystal, Snow While do., IMansion, . Florence do. COLORS of every description, Dry and In OU n cans and tubes, also, .Gold Loaf, French and German Leaf Bronze •* OILS AND VARNISHES. Linseed Oil, . Turpentine, - Sperm do., Coach Varnish do., Fish do., Furniture do., •Lard do;, - , . White Demur do., • Lubricdo., Japan do;, Neats Foot do., Iron ALoathordo Also, Putty, Litharge, Whiling, Glue, Shellac • Rosin, Chalk, Alumn, Copperas, Borax, Madder, Logwood, 40., *O. HENHY HAXTON. - Sept.lS,lB6o. TV/TIDDER & BOWERS, 1 , 1 : jyX BUCC2S3OH3 TO LEWIS F. LYNE. . North ITanoyer Street, Carlisle, Pa Dealers In American, English and Gorman HARDWARE, Cutlery. Saddlery, Coach Trimmings, - Shoo Findings, Morocco and Lining Skins, Trees and Shoemaker Tools of ©very description. Solid and Brnssßox Vicoe, Bellows.. Files, Rasps, Horse Shoes,:Horse Shoe Nalls, Bar and Boiled Iron ofOU sizes. HAiIES AND TRACES. Carriage Springs, Axles, Spokes. Fellows, Hubs, 4ta..&0. Saws of every variety, Carpenters loola and Building Material, Table and Pocket Cutlery, plated Forks and Spoons, with an extensive as sortment of Hardware of nil kinds and of the beat manufacture, which will bo sold wholesale or re tail at the lowest prices;'We wro making great improvements In our already heavy stock ol RO ods. and Invite all persona m wont of Hard ware of every description to alve us a call and wo are confident you wfli bo well paid for your trou- W HOBIiiK that by strict attention to business and a disposition to please all we will bo able to malnffin tbs reputation ottheeld gaud Deo. 1,1805. mHE - CARLISLE COOK. STOVE, I manufactured at F. GARDNER A Co s. foundry and Machine Shop, Carllslo.Mn’tfecdoai. This Is the testimony of scores of fainlllea in Cum berland. Perry and AdanisCounties, who aro now using them. Call and see them. cornSHELLEEfI, tunnies either by power or by hand-cewstanUy on hand and for aa I e.-a t F.; QARDN B R COBt Foundry and Machine Shop, East Main Street, STEAM BOILER M A.K IN G. Also, SMOKE-STACKS’and-atFartlCles In: that Uhe. *•. •“■ '■ . REPAIRING OP a 1 ’ and ENGINES promptly attended to In the beat manner at , ; p. GX^&tEit« > 'si'a. I v Foundry ah cl Machine Shop, Cariisl©, Pa. -’■'-'•FebiT,iwr. . Jtnmxmt? €p^s§m> : Ov*u Homo, Metropolitan, ianlidltnn. rtty, JNorOi iora. Aetna and Phoehiacw 5 £j yr ih American 0/ Mutual of York. Pa.,; Oolumuia t4u *^{^malE^element to bo dCMlred C&piiianles is •• • If stealth, experience. Intelligence.and. probity exist, perpetuity, »nd tbnoraple deallhgwllLlb* liltelyloenaue. '*■ " “*'■ '■" ■; - 1 A -pcwou preferlii« otn» lnttoxmUy,asd,peod aot be a lax on Ulsfriends.' 4 ./ Kverv man should-Ineare; tup burning ot whose property. would-lnjurD’or inconvenience himmlrhiH AupUy,dr l)iSßQiWupn.. ■ . InsuSnde effected no mattei amount*inldtber Mtookor Mutual cSS^SlsT^ wuuwuwt, ipewntwUtwted and promptly. g.guia^oH. Mold; ferry county, •TVSljttuuu. Minuiitown, JuuiatuOomity.l’n. ■ ■ .- Jon.u,iatn—«m . ; '. ■: r ',# ;.n, vSiti'a - .:;.' Mutual lifis xnSubSi^^;'po. • : CASH ASSETS r ‘‘J'-' ' • Thifl lfl strictly and It makes its dividends, annuallyttndphytfUlera at the end of each and .every-year* IwaCTefoore not diluted, nor its strength weakened, D^: Any doubtlUiprernlam notes orstookholderaitoteis.--' Uoubtfal securities-and no place l in -itnliSt of cosh assets, lt cliargea,lts poUoy tf rest, and furnishes insurance it exact <mbU - Twenty*<our yeftra hbnota* ble dealing, has maddita name mesynopyih. ol strength among buahiees men, and Is to-day tho T.WAnmQ JNSUBANCOS COMPANY of tula continent JargMf oifan.. the largest amountlnanrecl, the’largest, income and tne largest surplu»QVOT.WMW«e»i«» toown by the otilcial reports oflna Insurance llcpbrt ment of Now Yorlf; S»ti wlUoli wIU baabown to any persons wlslung to detorralnoXor tbomselvea the wuo condition and standing of tUfferent cpm panlea by applying Office NO. IBWeatMnlnStV Carlisle. Jan. B,lBo7—tea $2OO REWABr> 1 " EMM " MUTUAL HOB9E THIEF DETE^ilfd’iiND INSURANCE - ’ From three to five dollars- tHU Insure your horse against thieves for five y ears'. > r <; 1 1 • , Persons desiring to become members wiilappiy to bam’l ic humkioh; l Special'Agent < • Office 20 West Main St*,.Carlisle. Jan.B,XBQ7-rom. . . >,•; rpHE RAILWAY PASBEKGEBS AS- L SURANOB COMPANY, or Hartford,: Cornu, Insures against all klhds of Accidents. “ I .' : CApiTAIi. $804,800. For five thousand doUarsln.case of fatal acci dent, or $25 Weekly.-Compensatlon ln ’case o( disabling bodily injury, at 25 contapcfrday., For -saleat ’• w . SAMUEL KvMUMHICH'sT ' Office No, 2Q"WestMaln St.; Carlisle. Jan.8,1807-em' .; ' .. . ■. \ . r - Tjll RE XNSURAN C E. / ’Ttho’ ALIjEN AND EAST PENNSBORO’ MU TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,' of . Cam bealandcounty, incorporated, by an act of. As* sembly, in the year 18©, and havingxecently.bad Its charter extended to'the year 1883, is now In active and 1 vigorous operation under the super* intendence ofthe.following Board..of Managers: Win. ICGoigas/ChrlaUanStayman, Jacob Eb* orly, Daniel fialley; Alexander Cathcqrt. Jacob H. Cooyer.JohuMohelbereer. Joseph Wlokens, Samuel Eberly, Rudolph Martin, Moses Brisker. JacobCooVocnndJ.ee Dunlap..... The rates of insurance are os low and favorable os any Company of .the kind in the State, Per sons wishing to.becomemembera are. Invited to make application to the agents of the,Company, who are-willing to wait upon them at'anytime. President—W. B.QOPGAB, Eberly.’sMUlS, Com* bortand County. . ... . . > , . Vice President—Obbtlitak Staymak,, Carlisle, Secretory—John C. Dunlap, Meohanicsburg, - Treasurer—Daniel Bailey, DUlsbarg, York po. •' *’ • '• AGENTSi--' CamberTmndCbuniy— Joan Sherrlcfe, AUemHen* xy Zearihg, Shlremanstown: Lafayette Peffer, Dickinson: Henry. Bowman, Churchtowh: MOdo Griffith, Booth. Middleton ; Samuel Graham W. Peunsboro’; Samuel Coover, Mochanicsbarg; J. W. Cocklln, Shepherdstown; D, Coover,"Upper Allen; J. O. flaacton*.SUVer Spring :* John Hyor, Carlisle *, Valentine Feemon, New: Cumberland; James McCandllsbVNewville, . ’ ,*•* York County —W; S.Picklng, Dover* James Qrlfflth.Warriugton t Washing ton; Richey Clark,, Dillsburg; jD, Rutter f .Fa)r* view; John Williams,,Carroh. „ - - . Dauphin County— Jacob Houser, Harrisburg, 1 MomborsoffcheCotopanyhavlnKpoJiclßsiaboul to expire, con have them xoneweoby.making ftp* plication to any of the' agents, > *,, ~, ~* Dec. 1 1885 i ’ •- rnHE MUTUAIi LIFE I COMPANY OP NEW YORK.—“ Thttl&dlhg Lire lQBuranc«nAssociattQii> of. thiaCaHtinentL-’J— Hon. Elizur Wright, Insurance CozamtQßionOr<ol Mass. Cosh Assets over?I7.000.000. AppilcaUana soUcited'and Dltmks fturnlsbea'by • i ‘- r Ai Affen^, Doc* 20,1800—3 m» Isat» anaCojs. IH" ATS AND CAPS 1 , DO YOU WANT A itlkE HA.l’ OK cUjP'? ! If bo. Don’t!?Ail. J - J. G. C A li‘L I O (lyliiw -'j;> ’ • jho.-w, Whore can be seen. the l . v . , ‘■ HA T S AN D ever brought to Carlisle* lie greiii'plctia ure In inviting bla old friends and djdsxomefs, and all new ones; to bis splendid-stock JbBt-.ro ceived from New York and Philadelphiacon sisting In part of lineTV’ ~ ,‘ v . sui* ANi>^ck^ik^ besides an endless variety.of HatitiiLpkL-Cafc&’ol -the latest style, all ot.which. Lowest -Cash PiHccs. Also.hls'ownfhlaiihfaHure of.Hata always on hhiidi and - ; ' r ‘ ! — 1 u ( ui ; . HA.TB ' He bos the best arrangement and all kinds of Woolen Goods, 0 verooa&'3tc.. at the shortest notice (as he Colors every weekiiand on the most reasonable terms. .’Allso; tUfihelot ol choice brands of. , nj.fv. TOBACCO always on hand. -!He desires to ckll theaiUntidn ofperaonswhohave;;'-’ - sr >^ ; ,0 O-tJ V‘ Jj'j J to sell, os he pays the hlgliest fU Dec. a 2o, im :/Vi ban ,9»l 'vrt'.,’ rjuat received' atic^LtEa , B, on NortibuHttfioVor Street, two Uooraobove 'Faber’s Hotel; arid next to common’s Shoo store, nil tho NoW filyles of tofe HATS,N6w YorkandPbUadftlpJiluStyles i SOFT I* Em HATS’of every variety and price. ;i£OME MANUFACTURED)HATS- constantly 5 otrbond oud mpde to prdejr at abort notice. My.zaanufao turltlg arrangements being complete, ,i batter myself that 1 "will be able to give satisfaction, lu every pttrUcalor. ; * I liave a large assortment of ‘ • FUIWi-..-’ ' • •:>»'.) OT^j — ' [’''-'.Z : : : °° NY ANl, cL(ym-6^.Hi, of ah; kinds, including;’‘Grant," ** Skating.’! "Katydid” and Children's Turbans, nt all prices. I'nave also added :FUES to- jny stock including Ghats' Collars, Beaver.TJhtra. Ot ter, &o. v- • ‘i LADIES’ MUFFS AND of the very best qualities. * . . Overcoats, Clothing and. all. kinds of woolen goods colored promptly and warranted to give satisfaction. ; ; :• ,u t Old Hats repaired andmado newat moderate charges. ‘ v . •" FoTm^k. - N.B.—PrlmeSegorsoft^b^t Cuba and Domestic Tobacco of all kinds add (ho best qualities, including Fine CahjCongrosa, Na tural Leaf,&o. - , not. 8.-Aw. WM. J. shearer; attorney YY at LAW AND REAL_EBTATBrAGp3N’r. oners the following valuable Ou» Borouhhof Carlisle.for Saleat reasonable prices: No. 1. A largeand commodiduaBRIGK?DWEL LING HODSE,,In NorthCollego Str?ot», witty Qwk Water; Water Closet and other mpdemlmprovw menta, together with about 1 AORB of:QHOUND attached—one of the finest sites Cut A;Oott4go res idence in the Borough. The paxlnp this dwelling command a pleasant,.vldw pf/Dlok iusonCollegegroahds. -v/ s* 7 ’. ■ No. a. The delightful. surburttpn reuQtticd'oi Mr. BenedlobXaw, in South with IU ample veranda, flue Frail, Garden aud'exlou , slve grounds, embracing on. Acra of town Lots. No. 8. Several desirable Building Lots in South HauoverStreet.-ivr i • •' ? Jan; 10.1897. "'' ' Jw■ y.uoii.w. ■ .♦» • l c g nUiotn yurt Id^tdry ih&rtodfr dfrWmt'A py.to; -. .JnUfcSfrfiKidM Jan. 81,1887—3 b. - •• ‘Novi 7 ‘ ■#$$SCY I 'i il . .•v' 7 k’-viv'i = MEN ~'`;_ ~' °
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