Interesting Incident.—!Wo clip the following from a late number of the Har risburg Telegraph, It Is in itself and in teresting incident, and is bo' characteris tic of.tho generous qualities of our friend Esquire Mullen, that we give it a place in our columns. We took the liberty of reading the article to Mr. Mullen, and we don’t believe It made him regret a bit that ho had sold George Bergner paper “on tick.” Hero is the incident: “Horace-Greeley in his Ledger * rec ollections, 1 speaking of the time he com menced the printing business, says: * I tried Mr. James. Conner, the extensive typo founder, in Ann Street, but he, after hearing me patiently, 1 decided not to credit mo six months for the forty dollars worth of type I wanted, and he did right. My exhibit did not justify my request. I I went directly then to Mr. George Bruce, the older and wealthier founder, in Chambers street, made the same exhibit, and was allowed by him the credit I ask ed ; and that sale has since secured to his concern the sale of not less than fifty thousand dollars worth of typo.” ’ “ Similar instances occur almost dally. We remember well when wo applied sotne twenty-five years since to a'gehtle man named Beckly, then largely engaged in the manufacture of printing paper, to credit ua a few bundles of paper at the time for the purpose of publishing a Ger man paper In this city. After consider ing our propositions, we, (Uko’Mr. Gree ley,) were refused. We. then made ap plication to Wm; B. Mullen/Esq.,' still largely engaged in the paper business at Mt. Holly, Cumberland county, Pa., told him our circumstances, and ho agreed to furnish ua all the paper we wanted on three months’ credit. Since our first pur chase from Mr. Mullen, now. more .than fcwehty-flvo, years since, we have {paid him at least one hundred thousand dollars cash, and ho is to-day furnish ing the largest portlon of paper used in the Telegraph office, for which" he re ceives cash on deliverg. ,> HaebisbdeqTeottino Park.— There was some fine racing at the Harrisburg Trotting Park, last’ week; in which Dr. Searlght’s horse, 11 Scroggins,” played a prominent part. The Patriot &■ Union says: The attendance was quite largo and everything passed off satisfactorily. A number of ladles were present. The first match was for a premium of $lOO for the best trotters In harness, best two in three. The following horses were en tered : Mr. Keenan's sorrel mare, 11 Lady Belle;” Mr. , Hughes; brown home, “Johnny Kent;” Dr. George Searlght’s sorrel horse, “ Scroggins;” The two first heats were won by the brown horse, “Johnny Kent,"-time 2:49, 2:50. The race was very closely contested between “Johnny. Kent” and“Scroggins,” and each heat showed a distance of only a few lengths.between the latter horses. ' . The Patriot &Union of a later dpte says : - We learn that a trot is to come off soon on the Harrisburg park between Dr. Searight’s. horse “Scroggins” and :Mr. James Hughes’ “Johnny Kent,” fot a purse of one thousand dollars. In the contest between these horses on Thurs day last, “ Johnny Kent”, won the first two heats by a few lengths. The back ers of “ Scroggins” bet. freely and lost considerable money.. The contemplated race is already exciting great interest in sporting'circles. - Admitted to Peactice,— On Tuesday morning, the 12th iust., John Cornnqan, Esq., was, on motion of John Hays, Esq., admitted to practice law in the several Courts of this county. His,examination extended over a Targe area, and wo have been intormed w T as highly creditable. His collegiate course, and connection with the office, of the Clerk and Recorder for a Dumber of years; no doubt were in his .favor in getting a thorough knowledge of :the elements of his profession, and in fit ting him to enter upon it creditably to .himself. He has our hearty congratula tions upon his admission. :Sudden Death.—On Saturday morn ing last, Mrs. Susan H. Thorn, an aged widow lady, residing on the south-WQst . corner of Main and Bedford streets,., was found lying dead, at the door of her!bed room. Her face was somewhat bruised, and it is supposed thatfeelingill, she had gone to the door of her room to summon .some of her household, and fell as she reached it. She was an estimable and kind, hearted lady, and by her mapy •works of benevolence had won the esteem <of the-entire community. • Her last re mains were interred on Monday after noon, in the old graveyard. , Sudden Death.—Mr. Henry Hippeu steel, an aged and highly respected citi zen of Souhampton township died very suddenly on Monday lasti We- learn that he foil dead from his chair while en gaged In washing his feet. Mr. Hippen siqej, |ias been long and well known to tfab people of this county and at his death bad attained his C4th year.v— Vallw Sen-- iinSl- Prompt. —A short time since, Mr. Jno. Parks lost a valuable horse, which he had insured in the Great .Western, Horse In surance Company! As soon as the fact was known, the Company authorized the payment of the insurance, and on the Oth inst., Mr. Peffer, Agent of the Company, paid him $lBO, theamount insured. Beware of Him.—An exchange warns the public against a peddler who has been traversing the country offering to sell a splendid paste for brushing silverware,' and always asking for.sllverware to try its merits upon. At several places where he has been, burglaries’ occurred within a few days, and it is supposed that his pedllngis only a pretense to learn who has silverware and where If ls‘ kept, so as to give his accomplices knowledge of the best places to. visit. , Ho doubt the fellow will take this section in his route and we, warn our citizens to be on the lookout for him, . *.■ Thanksgiving—Governor Geary has recommended Thursday, the 28th of No vember, to be observed by the people, of Pennsylvania as- : a day of thanksgiving. This Is tlie same day fixed by President Johnson for a national thanksgiving. ' Send ,us the News.—We are,anxious to give our readers ail the local’ news of the county, and would take it os a great favor If our friends would keep us advis ed of passing events.' ‘ v > i Six P’s.— Poets—Painters—Preachers —Players—Printers and Politicians—all suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss ■of Appetito,-;Llyer“Gomplntnts"-i(nd'all diseases Whioh they njay, card of pfevent by the use of Plantation Bitters. ' If those sufferers took these Bitters, 'the Poetry would be purer, the Paintings grffitler, the Sermons' livelier, the Acting’Suer, the Printing neater,’ and- the .politics honeijter. This, splendid, tonic liivigorr ates the system, and enables the brain to work healthily. Pathaps no article was ever'so well en dorsed by all who have used it. n Magnolia Wateb. —A ghtful toilet article—superior to Cologne and half the prices; , •• > ■ - 'Nov, T, 2t. JGST* The ‘.fine; three-story brick ‘ rcsl-' dencc, in ijlariislo, owned and occupied by Gen. G. W. Bowman, is oflered at private sale. The house Is finished in the best manner, elegantly papered, white marble mantles, Latrobo stoves, parlor, sitting-room, dining-room urn! kitchen on the first floor. All modern improve ments. There is also a good building at Toot of lot. This is one of the most desi rable properties in our town. 33us ness Notices. Go to Wm. Blair & Son’s for the finest Coal Oil. Depend upon it; you won’t bo dlsap pointed. Nov. U, 1807.- IMPORTANT.' TO BUYERS OR DRY.QOODS —Greenfield has Just returned’from tho city with another lot of cheap Goods, bought at tho late Paulo prices. An examination Is all ho asks to convince any inxo that ho Is always lower than tho lowest. Nov. 7,1807. Cheaper Than Ever.—l would an nounco to tho public, that I am now opening my socopd arrival of Pall and. Winter. Goods, which I am offering at prices so low. as. to astonish tho purchaser. My stock Is entirely now, purchased slnco tho great decline in prices, which enables mo‘to soil .goods cheaporthau any heretofore of fered. . ~i . , Remember flio place, corner of Hanover and Pomfrot streets, the' room formerly occupied by B. R. Jameson & Co. ■ ' Oct. 31* 1807. Now is the tlmo to get bargains. An other large Invoice of now goods just received at W. C. Sawyer & Go’s cheap dry goods and carpet store, East Main street, under,Rlppoy’s hotel.— W. C, Sawyer & Co. are selling all their goods at ‘reduced prices. ‘Plcasochll and examine.' ' ' Odt. 24,1807. • ■' WASHER AND WRINGER. WM, BLAIR & SON are the exclusive agents in Carlisle for the “ Universal Cog Wheel , Clothes Wringer,” Also for the ‘'Doty's Clothes eniri Wool Washer which Is recommended by lho tl Agri culturist," the " Sclenii/lc American,l’ and hyall the lending scientific Journals of the"country, ns the best Clothes and Wool Washer that Is ottered to ■the public. Try them and If not satisfactory, return them free ofcost, 11 ' ' • - Oct. 17,1807. Bo sure, you are right, and go ahead 1 — Is a motto'which you may see exemplified every day by Brewster & Dougherty, of Ncwvlllc. They tbinlc and we are sure they are right in .selling goods at prices which must convince the most credulous that this Is the place whore bargains, sought may bo found. Their large and rapidly growing business Is the evidence that they are pressing the right way, not by expending largo sums of money for their clothing, but by selling goods at prices which must certainly surprise the Gentiles and boat tho Jews. Remember all goods sold by thcynrdcut free of charge. Alsousplbii did lino of Ladies’ Sackings, which will bo cut or made to order. They employ the-very best of workmen, so that perfect satisfaction Is guaran teed in all coses. Tho cheapest Muslins in tho county at Brewster & Dougherty’s, Sept. 1 2d,’1807—^ it' 5 v r ‘ ' • piciiil 'Notices Buepbising.—lt ia actually surprising how soon our people Jiavo learned to prize that •Invaluable article known as Coe's Dyspepsia Cure. It certainly acts like magic, for, It will cure tho very worst cases ! qf dyspepsia, and ena ble tho patient, who has lived for years upon Graham bread and the plainest food, to eat apy-/ thing' he chooses without fear of distress. Ills Considered the most valuable remedy known for all diseases of tho stomach and bowels. Nov. 11.1 W. V , - • To Consumptives.—The advertiser, having been restored to health In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for several ysars with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make known to his follow sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire It, he will send a copy of tho prescription used, free of charge), with tho direc tions for preparing,and using tho same, which they will And a sunn cdue for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Couchs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections. Tho only object of tho advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information wh 101 l ho conceives to bo invaluable and ho hopes every sufferer w ill try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Par ties wishing tho prescription, free, by return mail, will please address REV., ED]\VARD A. WILSON, i WUiiamsburg/Kiiiga Co., New York. May 10,1867— ly Consumption Curable by dr.; Bchenck’s Medicines. —To euro consumption, the system must bo prepared so that tho lungs will heal. To accomplish this, tjio liver and stomach must first bo cleansed and an appetite created for good wholesome food, which, by these medicines will bo digested, properly, and good healthy blood made; thus building up the constitution. — Schonck’s Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach of all,bilious or,mucous o<xaipulatiouB; and, by using the Sea Weed TonicTn connection, the ap petite is restored. . Sehonck’s Pulmonic Syrup Is nutritious as well os medical, and, by using the threo remedies, all Impurities are expelled from the system, and good wholesome blood made, which wiTl repel all disease. If patients will take these medicines according to directions, consumption very fre quently in Its last stage yields readily to their action. Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the llror and stomach. It does not-follow that be cause the bowels are not costive they are not re quired, for sometimes in diarrhcea they are nec essary; - The Stomach muatbekept healthy, and ah appetite created to-axlow the Pulraonia SJyrup ‘ to act on the respiratory organs properly and al lay any irritation. Then all that Is required to perform a perform a permanent cure is, to pre vent taking cold. Exercise about the rooms ns much as possible, eat all the richest food—fat meat, game, and in fact, anything the appetite craves; but; bo particular and masticate well. " Oct. 25, iSOtt—2<J Wcamo ly.' Dr. Wistar’s Balsam op Wild Cherry.—ln the whole history of medical dis coveries no remedy has performed so many or such remarkable cures of the numerous affec tions of the Throat, Lungs, and Chest, as this long-tried and j ustly celebrated Balsam, ' So gen- ls the superior excellence of this remedy, that but few of the many who have tested Its virtues by experience fail tokeop it at hand as a speedy and certain cure for sud den attacks of Cold— fully believing that its rem edial powers'are comprehensive enough to em brace every form of disease, from tbo slightest cold to the most dangerous symptom of pulmo nary complaint. , ' UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY. From Rev.Fbancis : LOBDELWiWor o/ the South Congregational Church, Bridgeport, Connecticut. •* I consider It a duty which I owe to suffering humanity to bear testimony to the virtues of Du. ’ WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD (JHEUKY. I iiave used it—when I have had occasion for any reme dy for Coughs, Qolds or Sore Throat—for many years, and never In a single Instancenas it fulled to relieve and oure me. 1 have frequently been 1 very hoarse on Saturday, and looked forward to the delivery of two sermons on the following day with sad misgivings, but by a liberal use of the Balsam my hoarseue&s-hos invariably 1 been removed, and I have preached without allflcul ty. I commend It to my brethren In the ministry, and to public speakers generally, as a certain remedy lor troublea to which wo peculiarly exposed.” , Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE SON, 18 Tro mont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists gen erally; i a.x., : GRACE’S CELEBRATED SALVE. From Mr. E. Tucker, Depot Master at Salis bury, Moss. - i •• I have been troubled for years with a bad hu mor; sometimes outwardly and sometimes in wardly, Daring the past summer it manifested itself, more than-usual outwardly, .and-1 used 'your Salvo. All signs of it have since disappear ed, without affecting mo Inwardly, indicating, I think, the eradicating nature of the Salvo. -.t s.V-waSBTH *,SONi - * byTDriiggl'sta r at'is'cts/a forBscts. ; f Nov. 7,1867-rlm , :. . i v, -- •. Household Friends.—Coe’s'. Cough BalsamandCoe’s Dyspepsia Cure—they should always bo la the house ready''forlmmediate rise;' they are the most reliable remedies known. The one always handy and speedy In cases of sudden attacks of croup amongst the children, or for curing the most, stubborn coughs end colds, Is excellent Ibr’Bdrb’throat and all lung difficulties j the other—Coo’s' Dyspedsla Cure—is certain to cure dyspepsia, no matter of how long standing; indigestion, and all diseases that originate ,lu a disordered state of the stomach and bowels, NoTf7ti6ffr, r ,‘i „v: UMIL PA R IB EX P O 3 1 T I OK Wo recently published a brief telegram from Paris announcing tho award,’ over olghty-uvo competitors, to Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson! of .the Highest Premium, a.Gold Medal, for tho per fection of Bowing Machines and Button-Hole Machines. The following arc copies of the olllolal documents confirming tho announcement:— EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Paris, 18G7. Commission Imperial, Champ db Mars, 1 ICth of July, 18U7. J Mu. R. Hunting, No. 139 Regent St., London:— Dear Sir; Replying to your Inquiry, I beg to slate that tho only Gold Jledal for tho manu facture . and Perfection of Sewing-Machine and Button-Hole Machines, was awarded to Messrs. Wheeler &. Wilson, of Now York. \joura, Respectfully, Henry E. D’Aligny, Member of International Jury and Reporter of Dear Sir: Replying In your inquiry, I horc , with give you tho list of gold medals awarded to my class : Dupuis et Bumbry, for £crow Shoo ifachlnes. Wheeler & Wilson, Now York, lor tho Manu facture and perfection of their Sowing-Machines and Button-Hole Machines. There Is, also,-In the llst'of “Co-operators,” a Gold Modal granted to Mr. Elliaa Howe, Jr., per sonally, as Promoter of tho Bowing Machine. . /Respectfully yours, . Henry E. Q,. D’Almjny, Reporter of Class No. 07, (Group No. 0,) Member of tho International Jury at tho Exposition Unlvcrselle. , Extract from Le Monteuu Universel, olllclal Journal of the Preach Empire: “Tho Wheeler Wilson Company of Now York, manufacturers of American Sowing-Machines, have just received tho Gold Medal ut tho Expo sition Universolie, lor tho good construction of their machines; the now Improvement for mak ing button-holes applicable to their sewing-ma chines; also, for their machine especially for making button-holes.. This award Is accorded for tho great development that Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson have given to tho sowing-machine Indus try, lu bringing their machines to the doors of all by their cheapness and solid construction, which allows their employment with satisfaction of families, and with great, advantage In work rooms.” Sdpt. 19,1807—tf THOS. A. HARPER. SCROFULA, IN ALL ITS FORMS, Samaritan's , The Great . " Hootand.Ha-b Juices.” Samarilan'S' ‘ Blood **Root and Herb Juices.” Samaritan's Purifier “ Hoot and Herb Juices,' 1 Samaritan's .andremedy Hoot and Herb Juices." Samaritan's for “ Hoot and Herb Juices.'' iSamariian's Scrofula “ Moot and Herb Juices." Samaritan's and all “ Hoot and Herb Juices," Samaritan's Eruptions Hoot and Herb Juices." ikanarUan.’s of tho ' " Hoot and Herb Juices." ■ Samaritan's . Skin.; “ Hoot and Herb Juices.’* There is not another remedy known to equal this for tho euro of Syphilus, Ulcers, Sores, Scrof ula, In all its forms, Totters, Scales, Bolls, Mercu-j rial Diseases and eruptions of tho Skin. This Is no experiment; It is a well tested remedy In tho United States Hospitals, where those diseases as sumed their worst forms; mild cases soon yield six bottles wilj.pqro any case. It is a common saying, “ I have tried everything without effect,” .To such wo say, use tho Samatnian Hoot and Herb JtVccs, and If it falls’ to’ ouro any disease of the blood or skin, your money will be refunded by ourakents. Price 51.25 per bottle. ’ THE MOST CERTAIN HEMEDY EVER USED! Sold by 11. Havcrstlck, Carlisle, Pa. . DESMOND & CO.. Hr May 2, XSo7—ly 015 Race Street Phlla. Errors op Youth.— A Gentleman who suffered for years from. Nervous Debility, Proma turo Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis cretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity jsoiul freo.to all who xjeetl it, the recipo and direc tions for making tho simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho ud -vortlsex , 's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOUN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Street, Now York May 1(1, 1807—ly Ineohmation, Information gnnran oecl to produce a luxuriant growth'of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a recipe for tho removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, &c., on tho slcln, leaving the sumo soft, .clear and beautl* ful, can be without charge by address ing May lU, 1807—ly SCRAPFORD—WOLF.—In Chicago, on thoillst July last, Robert Scrufibrd, of Seneca. Kansas, to Sirs, Amelia Wolf, of Chicago, formerly of Cumb. county. ROSS—feMITH.—On, the 31st ult., by Rev. S. I*. Sprechor, John J. Russ to E. Olivia Smith, both" oi this county, - ' HERR—IIARTZEL.—On pio Inst., by the same, Jacob Herr lb Annie iiarlzol, both, of this county. . , KXNERD—DILLER.—On the 7th lust., by the same, John W. Klucrd to Amanda Diher, both of Oils county. GRIFEY—SUUFF.—On the same day, by the same, John Grlfey to EmellnoShulT, both of this county. MILLER—SAXTON.—On the 7th lust., by the Rev. E. Breldenbnugh, at the Parsonage of the Lutheran Church, Gettysburg, Mrs. S. P, Miller, of Now Kingston, Cumb. county, to Miss Lizzie Saxton, of Woodsboro’, Md. SUUGHAUT—MITCHELL.—On the 7th Inst., by the Uev, D, Stock. L°vl F. Shughart to Miss Kate E. Mitchell, both of this county. WICKAKD—BUOWN.-Ou tlio J3oi Inst,, hy the some, Calvin J. Wlckard to Miss Rebecca Brown, both of this county. HEFFELFINGER.—On the sth lust., In Plain field, John HefleUluger, aged 75 years, -1 months and zu days. ' . On Saturday morning, suddenly, of apoplexy, Mrs. B«suu il. Thorn, relict of Rev. Joim V. E. Thom. Mrs. Thorn had been for several years smioring, under u strong tendency of blood to the head, accompanied by im alTeotion of thb heart. Bho hud; however, been out the aiternogn before her death and appeared butier*tUau usual, and her sudden deatu was an unexpected shock to her friends, but did not find her unprepared.— She was a great reader of the Bible, mid looked forward to what is beyond the grave as the Only object deserving the trials and pilgrimage oi hie. She had no doubt as to her interest m tbo atonement of the Saviour, and the preparation to meet him was the chief business of her lull er years. Of her Christian character those who were best acquainted with her will bear their testimo ny and among them are not a few of the poor and unfortuuaie'of our town. C'arllalo Floar and Grain Unrl&ct. Caiclisle, November 11, 1807. ...813 00 Corn 1 13 , 0 Ou Oats . 8 Do Clover weed, 2 runothy Seed,. ~2 3. Saw Huy tou, .81 2. Flour—Family, Flour—super..,.. Kye Flour Wheat—White,. Wheat—lied Kye, Butter, !!■«!» Lard, Tallow Bacon—Hams,. Bacon—Shjes,.. Philadelphia Slgrbols. Philadelphia, November 13,1807, : Flour,—The flour market opened dull, and 10 a 15c. lower. Sales at SSabOOrorsupertlneState- SO 30 a 0 80 for extra State: 80 00 alO 15 for choice do;; 88 a 8 00 for superfine Western; 89 20 a 0 7o for common to medium extra Western; 89 00 al2 60 lor choice do.; 89 50 alO 20 for common to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; 10 80 a 12 to for trade brands, and $lO a lufor St. Louis, the market closing more active, with a bettor tone. Southern Flour Is dull and drooping. Rye . Flour la lower at 87 o*B 75. Com Meal Is quiet. ‘ Grain.—The wheat market Is Ia 2 cents lower, closing with a rather better feeling. Sales at 82 10,a2 18for No. 2 spring! 8220 for No. 1 and 2 mixed spring; 82 21 a 2 23for No. 1 spring: 82 20 for amber Green Bay; 82 70 a 2 75 for amber Stole • S 3 for white Genesee. Rye Is quiet and heavy at 81 00 for Western. Barley Ms without decided change. ’ Barley Malt Is dull. The Corn market Is about Ic. better. Sales at §137 a l 30,f0r mixed Western, Optsarolo. IbWef. Sales at 76*4a77c. for Westerp, plowing at Hip lattpr prope.' ; Whiskey la'qulotraud ildchongpdr “ matter •efcd.he.peti-f I 1 tlon to the Court of of uum« borland County, of divers cittecua of iho Vil lage of Falrviow for the vacation of an alley la said village. Now to wit, Utli November, 1807. ; Rule on the citizens and Inhabitants of Eaqt Pennsboro’ township, to appear ot a.court to beholden oh the 17th day of December next and show cause If any they have why that part ol an alloy running .from South street, in the town of West Falrviow towards the Conodoguinet Creek, being 60 feet in leqgth and 10 in width should not .be vacated as prayed for. By the Court. SAMUEL BIXLER. ■ . Clerk Quarter Settione. Nov. I*!, 1807—ft BINESMITH & RUPP, iVo. 08 North Hanover Street, have on hand the idreestand assortment of STOVES'hta'd TINWARE, to bo found in Carlisle, Cqt, 81; 1837—tf ' • “ .SAVING-MACHINE AWARDS. CAN BE CURED BY USING THE SAMARITAN’S GIFT, TUOS, F. CHAIRMAN, UIIIS^IST, 823 Broadway, Now York. JUtarfieti. D i exr. I=l piarfects. Carlisle Provision Uorket. Catu.tsle, November 14,1807. ...25aS0 pair, -15a70 25 Potatoes— 1 0 > ... 11 Apples—best—s bus 200 .... 10 Apples—2d b—s bus 200 12 Micb) abbetdjsementfl, -- 'fii:W:: - Oitilfkiikeiiiii - ." goo M X L:E S , i, ... UNION. PACIFIC RAILROAD, Running West froin Omaha ACROSS THE CONTINENT ARB NOW COMPLETED. Tho Union Pacino-Railroad Company have built a longer lino of railroad In tho lastoightoen months than was over built by any other com-, pany In tho samo time, and they will continno tho work with tho. samo energy until It IS com pleted. Tho Western Division la being pushed rapidly eastward Irom Sacramento by thd-Oon tral Pacific Company of California, and It. Is ex pected that ... . THE ENTIRE GRAND LlN^ to tho Paolflo vdll ho open for business in 1870. MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OP THE WORK HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OF THE WHOLE LINE IS NOW IN RUNNING ORDER, AND MORE LABOR ERS ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BEFORE. More than 1 FORTY MILLION DOLLARS IN MONEY have already been expended by the two power ful companies that have undertaken the cuter nrlso and there Is no lack of funds for Its most vlaoroust prosecution. - When tho United States Government found It necessary to 'secure tho construction of tho Union Pacific Railroad, to develop and protect Its own Interests, It gave tho Companies authorized to build It such amplo aid 1 ns should render Its speedy completion beyond a doubt. Tho available moans of tho Union' Pa cific Railroad Company, derived from the Gov ernment and its own stockholders, may bo brief ly summed up as follows: 1. —UNITED STATES BONDS having thirty years to run and bearing six per cent, currency Interest at tho rate 810,000 per mile for 517 miles on the Plains; then at the rate of 818,000 per mllo for 150 miles through tho Rocky Mountains: then at tho rote of S&IOUO porraUe for tho remaining distance, for which the United Stales takes a second lien os security. The Inter est on these bonds is paid by tho United Stotos govornmout, which also pays the company ono half tho amount of Its bills in money for trans porting Us freight, troops, mulls, Ac. Tho re maining half of these bills la placed to tho com pany's credit, and forms a sinking fund which may finally discharge tho whole amount of this Hon. Tho claims against tho government since April of tho current year amount to four and ouo-lmlf times this Interest. 2.—FIRST MOIITQAGE BONDS. By Its charter tho Company Is permitted to Is sue its own First Mortgage Bonds to tho same amount as the bonds Issued by tho government, and no more, and only a.s die road progresses. The - Trustees for tho bondholders are the Hon. E. D. Morgan, U. 8. Senator from Now York, and tho Hon. Oakes Ames. Member of U. S. House of Representatives, who ore responsible for tho de livery of these bonds to,tho Company in strict accordance with tho terms of tho luw. 3—THE LAND GRANT. The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a laud grant or absolute donation from the govern ment of 12,800 acres to the mile on the line of the road which will not bo worth less than $1.50 per acre at tho lowest valuation. 4.—THE CAPITAL STOCK, The authorized capital of tho Union Pacific Railroad-Company is 8100,000,000, of which oyer 85,000,000 have been paid, on tho work already done. THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE ROAD. ■ Contracts for tho entire work of building 014 miles of first-class railroad west from Omaha, comprising much of tho most difficult mountain work, and embracing every expense excopt-shr voying, have been mado with responsible parties (who have already finished over 600 miles), at the average rate of slxty-olgbt thousand and. fifty eight dollars (Ste.osB) per mile. This price In cludes all necessary sUons for construction and repairs of oars, depots, stations and all ciaental buildings, and also locomotives, passen ger. baggage, and freight cars, and other requl- Blto roluua-Htook, to an amount thatahall not bo less than 85,000 per mile. Allowing tho coat of the remaining one hundred and eighty-six oi; the eleven hundred miles assumed lobe built by tho Pacific Company to bo 800,000 per mile. , ■ THE TOTAL COST OF ELEVEN HUNDRED MILES, WILL BE AS FOLLOWS; 014’roUos. at 808,058, £02,205,012 180 miles, at 800,000, 10,740,000 Add discounts on bonds, surveys, <to., 4,600,000 Amount, ' ’ 883,445,012 As the U. S. Bonds are' equal to money, and tho Company’s own First Mortgage Bonds have a ready market, we have ns the AVAILABLE CASH RESOURCES FOR BUILD ING ELEVEN HUNDRED MILES: U, 8. Bonds, $29,328,000 First Mortgage Bonds, 20,338,000 Capital stock paid in on tho work now done, 5,360,760 Laud Grant, 11,080,000 acres, at 51.50 per acre, 21,120,000 Total, ■ 885,145,760 * The company have ample facilities for supply ing any deficiency that may ariso in means for construction. This may bo done wholly or in part by additional subscriptions to capital stock. Active Inquliy has already been made for a portion of these lands, and arrangements are now proposed to offer a part of them for sale.— While their whole value will not be available for some years to come, they will remain a very im portant source of revenue to the Company. The fandS of thb Illinois Central Railroad Company are soiling' at frbra £(J (o’Sia per aero, and other land-grant companies in tho west ore receiving equal prices for similar properties. F U T.UR E BUSIN E S S , - Tho most skeptical have never expressed a doubt that when tho Union Pacific Railroad Is finished tho Immense business that must flow over It, as the only railroad connecting the two grand .divisions of tho North American conti nent, will be one of the wonders of railway trans portation; and os it will have no competitor It cap always charge remunerative rules. • EARNINGS FROM WAY BUSINESS. * During tho quarter ending July 81. an aveiago of 325 mllps of. tho Union Pacific Railroad was In oponvtlbn, The Superintendent's Report shows tUo.follotVihfe teBijlt‘; EARNINGS.’ Passengers, Freight, Telegraph and Mails, 5723,755 51 Transportation of Contractors' Mate rials and Mon, 470,283 -11 Total, . 51,203,038 95 EXPENSES.- Fuel, Repairs, Offices, Conductors, Trains, 4c., 5305,530,02 to balance, 807,508 03 Total, Tho net operatlug expenses on tho commercial business for tho quarter wore 5287,000 50, Tho ac count for tho COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands ns follows: ’ Earnings for May, Juno and July, $723,755 54 Expenses " “ •• 230.930 GO Net Profit, • $485,789 IM The amount of -Buuds tho Company can Issue on 325 miles, at 817,00t> per mile, is $5,200,000. ■ In terest In gold, three month*, at 0 per cent., on’ this sum-,ls $78,000; add 40 percent, premium, tp. correspond with currency eaxmlngs. Is $109,200—. showing that the not caruings-for this quarter Sojre more than Jour times the interest on tho First ortgago Bonds qn this length,of road. FIRST MORTGAGE ' whoso principal is so' amply.provldod for, and whoso interest Is so thoroughly sectored, must bo classed among the safest investments. They pay BIX PER CENT. IN .GOLD, and are-offered for the present at NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued interest at Six Per Cent, in Currency from July I. Many parties are talcing advantage of tho pres ent high prlcoof Government stocks to exchange for these Bonds, which are over FIFTEEN PER • CENT. CHEAPER, and, nt tho current rate of premium on gold pay OVERtfJNE PER CENT. INTERESTS ( Subscriptions will bo received in Carlisle, by A. L. Sponsler, Esq'., and in Now York nt the .Company’s Office, No. 20 Nassau street, and by 7 00 .... 1 75 ~. H 00 CONTINENTAL NATIONAL DANK, No.--7 Nassau street. ■ - „„ CLARK, DODGE 4 00„ Bankers, No. 51 \YAU street, J OHN. J, - CISCO 4 SON, Bankers, No. 33 Wall street, .; * and by the Company’s advertised Agents throughout tho United States, of whom maps and descriptive pamphlets may be obtained on application. Remittances should bo m do in drafts or other funds par in Now York, and the bonds will bo sent free of change by return ex press. Subscribers through local Agents will look to them for their delivery. JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York* tfov. 14,1807—1 t ’ QLOTHING! i , Remember that Samuel Arnold has now on hand au Immense stock of WINTER CLOTHING which ho Is-prepared to soil at Philadelphia Wholesale Prices. I can sell ' .•' O V-EB C 0 A T 8 from $B.OO upwards. AU Goods warranted. Come early and buy, and you are sure tq save • TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. . Don’t forget the place SAMUEL ARNOLD, North-west corner of Hanover and Leather sis. Nov, 14.1807—1 m SOTICE. —In the matter of the appli cation of Mary Tate, Administratrix of John: , late of Lower Allen townshlp.deo’d, . ‘ Now 'to wit,' 22d October. 1807, Ttulq on tho’ heirs, creditors,and all parties! Interested in said notice, to show cause -why tho> said Mary -"Tate. Administratrix, Ac, should not be discharged from the trust. Rule by the Orphan’s'Court of Cumberland County; Returnable 17 th’Decern# her, 1807. By the Court. , , . SAMUEL BIXLER, . ' ■ Clerk Quarter Sessions. Nov. 14,1807—5 t ■VrOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY* Eas- torn District' qf Pennsylvania ss. At Car lisle, the 10th day of October, A. D„*1807, ' The undersigned hereby gives notice of hie ap pointment os Assignee or Jacob Ensralnger, of Fmnkford township, la iho County of Cumber land, and S.tato of Pennsylvania—within said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon; his own petition, by the District*Court of said District. • Nov. 14,1807—6 t TOHN R. MILLER, Attorney at rl Law.’ Office In Hannon'S Building, opposite the CouVt House, Carlisle. i\j, , ,fT • lf, 1807, JItRST GRAND, IjEIDICH <fc MILLER’S, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC A E IK YORK and '■ /'■ ■ PHILADELPHIA French Morlnoes at vcty.low prices, French Empress Roppos, “ “all colors, French Cashmeres, Plaid and Striped Poplins, .Plaid and Stripod Mohairs, Crone, Mohairs and Popllns.i Traveling Dress Goods, Bargains In Black Silks, Bargains In Fancy Dress Silks, Bargains In Double width Do Lalncs, Bargains In Alpaccas, ( Bargains in Plaid Cashmeres, Bargains In Do Lalncs, Ac. you will find tho largest and best selected stock of All the now Styles and Novelties of tho. season* In this lino. new stylos of Ladles* Clonks and Sacks Just out. S H.A ,W LS ! SHAWLS! LEIDICH & MILLER’S * • Is the place to purchase your os they are always selling at the very lowest market prices. Stocks of Unbleached Muslins ns low ns 10 cents. “ “ • “ yard wide 1 2>$, flood Bleached Muslins at 10 cents. . Sheetings, Pillow Case Muslins, Tickings; Checks, Towellings, • Table Linens, Ginghams, FLANNDLSI FLANNELS! wide horae-mado llannel, “ •' *• col’d “ Every Grade of White, Red and Yellow Muslins, All colors of Sack Flannels, Elegant Plaid Flannels for Sacks and Circulars. 5J,®3,KM.05 MOURNING GOODS! Morlnoes, Cashmeres, Empress, Ropps, Pop lins, Mohairs, Bombazines, Alpaccas, Crape Veils, Collars, Gloves, Hpndkorchleft, 4c. FUNERAL GO OD S ! ' Always a full ipo, very particular attention paid to filling all orders from iho town and coun- , Nubia hoods, now styles, breakfast' shawls, woolen and merino hosiery of all kind*, woolen scarfs and nubias, gloves, ties,- ribbons, buttons, find thousands of small notions not mentioned*. ’’ Great bargains in Balmoral Skirts, do. la hoop ed Skirts, Men’s and Boys’ wear, Cloths, Casal merea,. Over Coatings, Home-made Jeans and Cassimers. n A special arrangement made with a first class Fashionable Tailor, to make up clothing for cus tomers at very short notice. all Grades white and colored. CARPETS! CARPETS! If 4. TTX&QSt MA TTJNQSX Oilcloths of all widths beautiful patterns, Druggets, Ruga, Matts, Ac. Above you find bat a smaU amount of. Goods mentioned spph os we keep, as the community is well awarq of the fact that wo always have the Inrgestana best Selected Stock of desirable Goods that Is kept In this market, an examination of our Stocks'always proves tbat in selling Goods wo study the Interest of our customers, please ,B^T^. u j , * and all,and shore In the bar- . • < P. 8. Since the lost notice l onr Store Room has been enlarged, so that our facllltlea/or doing bus iness pleasantly are greatly increased. JOHN T. GREEN, < Assignee . PLEASE REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE CARPET HALL, NO, 2, Srs ®ootrs. OPENING dr THK, SEASON DRY GOODS JUST RECEIVED FROM GRAND DISPLAY DRY GOODS At no. 2 CLOAKING AND SACK CLOTHS. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP In great variety suitable for LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDUEN DOMESTIC GOODS, NOTIONS! NOTIONS! BLANKETS, A full stock of all grades LEIDICH & MILLER- Bounty account of Middle sex TOW NS1IIP; for the years 1804, 1805, and 1807: To whole amount of Duplicate, $ 7,333 91 “ money from Mary Coble, 1,000 00 “ cash from L. Edgier, 32 00 By exonerations. 172 44 “ abatement allowed to tax payers 214 51 Collector’s and Treasurer’s commission, • 185 >-3 By bond and Interest to Mary Coble, l,a>> 00 By BnnkdlKcountnndstamps, 107 47 ** expenses for -procuring luon. 71 50 By additional exonoratsons, 18 13 ** twenty-nine men (each 8211 38.) 0,130 00 7,031 88 Balance duo Township, 1885. To whole amount of duplicate, By exonerations, $ 539 03 . M commission to Treasurer, 100 00 “ 35 men at $5OO per man, 17,500 00 18,159 00 Balance due by Township, 1860. To whole amount of duplicate, $12,341 00 “ whole amount of subsci Iptlon, 0,800 00 -By exonerations. . $1,425 50 '* commission for collector, 115 00 “ expenses for procuring men, 130 00 By interest on bonds, 1,200 00 “ amount paid 21 men, 14,100 00 “ indebtedness of Township. 0,328 75 ' ' a 23.59 S 75 10,231 00 Duo by Township, $4,307 75 1807. To whole amount of duplicate, $1,501 81 “ balance In hand on former set tlement, . 335 07 By exonerations and com- mission for Collector, $ 105 00 By bonds and interest, 4,522 25 “ miscellaneous expenses, 1(11 34 Attorney’s foe, . f> 00 Auditors pay, 000 4,802 50 Due Township, Wc, the undersigned Auditors of Middlesex township, have this day examined the accounts of Levi Zolglor and John Elliott, Treasurers of Bounty for Middlesex township, for the years IS(»J, 1805, 1800 and 1807, and find a balance duo township of Thirty-Four Dollars and twelve cents. In witness whereof wo-liavo-hcrounto set our bands, this 26th day of October, A. D. 1607. DAVID WOLF, ABM. ELLIOTT. MICHAEL SWARTZ, ‘ Auditors, Nov 7,1807—2 t -Rmetoer. haLiS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Baa stood the test of seven years before the public ; and no prepar ation for the hair has yet been dis covered that will produce the same beneficial results. It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combin ing many of the mostpowerful and restorative agents in the VEGET ABLE KINGDOM. It restores CREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH FUL COLOR. It makes the scalp white and clean; cures dandruff and humors, and falling: out of the Lair; and will make it grow upon bald heads, except in very aged persons, as it furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft, and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a BAIR DRESSING. Itisthe cheapest preparation ever offered to the public, as one bottle will ac complish more and last longer than three bottles of any other preparation. It is recommended and used by the First Medical Authority. The Wonderful results producetf by our Sicilian Hair Receiver have induced many to 'manufacture preparations for the Hair, under various names; and, in order to induce the trade and the public to purchase their compounds, they have resorted to falsehood, by claiming they were former part ners, or had some connection with our Mr, Sail, and their prepara tion was similar to ours. Do not be deceived by them. Purchase the original; it Ims never yet been equalled. Our Treatise on the Bair, with certificates, sent free by mail , Seejhat each bottle hoc bur. private Revenue Stamp over the top of the bottle. Ail others are imitations, " Crashes, <tc. R. P. Hall & Co., Prop’s, Nashua, N.H. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. Oct. 31, lh(J7—iy. KINESMIIH & RUPP put up Spout ing and Roofing, at reasonable rates. All work warranted to give satisfuu; lon. Oct. 81,18(17—If POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 n , 1807 AT RHEEM’S HALL', CARLISLE. 2 LEVEES AT 3 AND O'CLOCK. Return from Europe (after an absence of three years) where they have appeared before nearly all tho Kings, Queens, Emperors and Nobility of tho Old World. . THE'GREATEST WONDERS OF THE AGE ! Four beautiful and symmetrically formed LA DIES and GENTLEMEN In MINIATURE! ' THE OUICUNAL ANP RENOWNED GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE, COMMO- DORE NUTT, AND MISS MINNIE WARREN, A Married Couple, A Bachelor and Bello all four weighing a trlilo over 100 pounds. Intelligent social, affable and possessing excellent conver sational powers, they are thus superior to anoth er Dwarfs. ‘ They will appear at each Levee in a Variety of Fascinating Performances, consisting of Songs, Dances, Duetts, Tho Old Folks, Burlesques, etc.. Which fully exhibit tholr comic and versatile abilities. At the Afternoon Lovoo, they will wear tho Splendid and Costly Costumes worn before Queen Victoria and the Royal Fatally, at Wind sor Castle, Juno 21,1805. The Magnificent Drosses and Diamonds worn by Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb and Miss Minnie War ren at tholr Entertainments actually cost over Fifty Thousand Dollars. -ttV Ladies and Children are considerately ad vised to attend tho Day Exhibition, and thus avoid the erod'd and confusion ut tho Evening Performances. ' To tho Day Levees—Admission 25 cents; Chil dren under ton, 15 cents. Reserved Seals, 50 couts;'Childron under ten, 25 cents. Evening Performance—Admission to all parts of tho House, 25 cents; Children under ten, 15 cents. 0ci.81,1807—4t QTORE ROOM FOR RENT.—Tbo kj Store Room on North Hauovor street, Car lisle. now occupied by L. Rppscr & Co., ns a Dry Good store, will bo lor rent from the Ist day of April, 1808. Its location makes It one of tho most desirable business stands in the borough of Carlisle. Apply'to C. E. MAGLAUGHLIN. Oct. 17,18G7~tf Notice. Carlisle Deposit Baitk, 1 ' October 15W, 18C7, f Tho annual election for Nino Directors of this Bunk will be hold at tho Bunking House on the third Monday (18th of November next.) between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. * ... ,c„ • J * P * HASSLER, Cashier.- Oct. 24.1667. SINESMITH & RUPP, No, 08 Earth Hanover Street, warrant all tho Stoves they and will take them back If they do not prove as good as represented. Oc(.. 1)1,1807-tf . CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &o. —A. B & N. SHIRK; have on hand two-aeated Car riages of every stylo, Top and no-top Buggies half dozen second 1 handed Carriages, a number of Sleighs. Everything In their lino made to on der, Oct. 21,1807—0 m . - #• /CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK, NO \ J F 'EMBER 5. ISG7.—The Board of Directors have declared - a dlvldend’of I'hurpvr On/, for the Inst nlx months. clear of taxes, payable on Ue« mund. By order of the Board. J. P. HASSLER, QaMer. Nov. 7,1867.-dt JjIUN FOR ALL! ! Full Instructions by which any person, nyde or female, can master the great art of Ventriloquism by a few hours’ practice, making a world of fuu< and after becoming experts themselves, can teach others; thereby making It a source of Income.— Full instructions sent by mail for 50 cents. Sat Isfactlon guaranteed. Address P. 0. Drawer 21, Troy, N. Y. May l(U807-ly jftnanclal. §8,365 01 § 411 00 11,320 69 811,731 7] 80,328 23 §10,231 00 §4,020 71 §34 12 33rj> (Scurtrs, ALIVE TO THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE! W . C. SAWYER & CO RAS T MAIN BTRRIST , UNDER BIPPKY'S HOTEL, have Just got in store from BOSTON. NEW YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA, an overwhelming stock of the newest and most desirable of DRY GOODS over exhibited In the valley W. C. SAWYER & CO. desires everybody, poor or rich, high or low, to cull nnd examine their Immense stock. WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN SILKS! all kinds of lino wool fabrics. In plain, figured and striped styles for dresses suitable for Ladies, Misses and Children’s wear. This line compri ses such a long list of materials we have not the room to name them. All wo ask Is an examina tion. W. C. SAWYER <k CO. have the largest stock of SHAWLS, largest line and most beautiful stylos of MANTLES In the market. Everything In CLOAKINGS, BUTTONS, Patterns of our Stylos and Cloaks given with the purchasers. W. 0. SAWYER & CO. IS IQK CLOTS AND OA&SIMERE EMPORIUM OF THE TOWN Goods made up In tho latest styles. W. C. SAWYER & GO’S. LIKE 07 DOMESTIC GOODS, Is the largest aud most complete ever displayed in Carlisle. MUSLINS at old prices! CALICOES at old prices 1 Blankets of every description very cheap. All kinds of Flanncli# for Undershirts and Sackings. Fine French boundFlnnnels and (M line Cloths for Dresses, W. a SAWYER & CO. have all kinds of NOTIONS. This departmentls so fall and varied It would be useless to enumer ate them. JlQZiOi'U. Ladies' UndercesU, Muslin Drawers WOLF’S CELEBRATED fIANOVER PUCK GLOVES HOOP SKIRTS of various patterns, 2 Cases of Bruner's Balmoral Skirts Beautiful Wincey Balmorals. W. C. SAWYER ‘ik CO’S. la head quarters for all kinds of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. RUGS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, • DRUGGETS, Ac. The above Is a very meagre list of our unrival led stock. W. C. Sawyer dt Co. do not name prices In ad vance, letting the customers on inspection de cide the merits of their goods. Call at W. C. SAWYER & CO. for PINE DRESS GOODS. Call at W. C. SAWYER A CO. for SHAWLS and MANTLES. Call at W. C. SAWYER A CO. fbr MOURNING GOODS. Call at W. C. SAWYER A CO. for FUNERAL GOODS. Call at W. O, SAWYER & CO, for CASSIMERE SUITS. Call at W. C. SAWYER A CO. for all kinds of DOMESTICS. Call at W. C. SAWYER A CO. for CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS Ac. Call ot W. 0. SAWYER A CO. for all kinds of Goods at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES. W. c. SAWYEH & CO. $4 sr & ZXU2E2 UNDER RIPPEY’B HOTEL Onteber 8,1887* ]' i & cal ©sidle Sales. ANI> ACiIENT FOB THE SALE OP 1 Cumberland Co. Beal Estate, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES IN TUB BOBOOQII OF OAKLISLfi. No. 1. BiXof tho finest BUILDING LOTS In the Borough, on South Hanover Street. No. 2. The six most elevated BUILDING LOTS In tho Borough, situated at tho head ol South St. HO, i), A iiVAV/1 UB 'l fI , Nineteen Porches of Land, with small hat com fortable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Stable, &c„ and a young and thriving Orchard oi CHOICE FRUIT, situate In North-Middleton twp., at tho head of Leather Street, West, within a mile of the Borough of Carlisle, This proper ty, aa n HOMESTEAD, for general farming, or for Market tho most desirable tract of Ita slzo to bo found anywhere in tho vicinity of Carlisle. Tho certain extension of the- town West ward, partly consequent upon the Improve ments made and contemplated by tho Railroad Company- In that direction, drawing, as they necessarily will, nearly tho whole trade of tho town to that end: will very greatly enhance tho value of this land to tho future owner, for any purpose whatever, rendering it a safe and profit able investment. . Feb. 28,1806. IJIAIiM AT PUBLIC BALE —On *Vi • day, November 22,1807,—Wi1l be sold at Pub lic Sale, on tho premises, by the subscriber. Guar dian ol the'Minor children ol Samuel Bonder; de ceased, late of Fraakford Township, Cumberland county, Pa., situated one-half mile South-west of Bloserviilo, the Farm ol said deceased, con taining 67 Acres, more or loss, and adjoining lands ol William Bloser, John Bonder, tho Heim of David Sender, John Drawbaagb and others.— Tho Improvements aro a one and a-half Story Log and Frame House, Log Barn, nearly new ; Hog Sty and Spring House. Tkumh of Sale. —One-fourth of tho purchase money to bo paid on tho continuation of sale,, and one-fourth on April Ist, 1808. when tho deed will he delivered and possession given. The Widow’s Dower—one third—shall bo secured on tho balance by mortgage; the interest of which shall be payable to tho widow, annually, from. -April Ist, isos, and tho principal at her death,to. the words of the Guardian or their legal repre sentatives, and tho balance, over and above the dower, to bo paid April Ist, 1889, with interest from April Ist, 1808, to bo secured by Judgment, Sale to commence at I o’clock, P. M„ on said day, whonattendance will be given by JACOB LEFEVER, . Guardian . Nos r . 7,1807—3 t. PUBLIC SALE. —The subscriber will oll'or at Public Sale, on tho premises, on Wednesday, November tuo2Uih, 1807, all o’clock, P.M. A half lot of ground situated on East High street, Carlisle, containing IW lect front and iMO foot In depth, to Mulberry allcy,and adjoining the properties of William Barnitz, on tho East nnd Dr. J. It. Irvine on tho West, havingtherou erect ed a Two-story FRAME HOUSE AND STORE ROOM, and one story Back Building. ' , , At tho same time and place, will be oirered, m> ACRES of land, being tho South half, of S. h. quarter ofSectloa U 5. township tteJNorth of Range 2U West, located In Webster County, lowa. Attendance will be given nnd terras made know., on tho day of £ for the Heirs of ISAAC BELL, and CATHARINE BELL, doc’d. Nov. 7,18G7—2t and TRIMMINGS PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. —On tjaturday, November id, 1807.—The subscri ber will sell fttpublic sole, ou.tho above day, Umi Valuable .LIMESTONE FAUM, formerlv owned by Isaac Zluh, situated In Penn township, Cum berland county, A'a., about a fourth of a mile South of Contrevllle, bounded by Stole road. !•'. (Jt. Williamson, and other loudsol the subscriber. This farm Is iu a high stato of cultivation, well fenced, and thereon erected a now BUIUK HOUSE, 21 by 110 feel, a new BANK HAUH, 40 by 50 feet, and a never-falling Spring of Water at the door, a thriving YOUNU OUCH AHu of Choice Fruit, Just beginning to bear. This piu porty being couvement to church,n^Uls,stoies, schools, «tc., makes It a desirable country resi dence, and will bo sold to suit purchasers—2o, or AO acres With the buildings. Solo to com mence at 12 o’clock, M., on said day, when terms will be made known by JOHN BEETEM. If thla property is not Bold ou the above day, 1 1 will bo for rent. Possession given on, tl\o Ist of April next. Oct. 81,1807—ta. Town property for salk- Tho property of the tmdorslgncd, in East Louther street, Carlisle, la ollerod at private bale. . The lot measures 10 feet la front by i£) in depth, ou wldch is erected a good BRICK and LOU DOUBLE HOUSE, with necessary out-bnlldlngH. There Is a well of good Water with pump. In the yard. This property is a desirable location for a restaurant and saloon, for which business a por tion of it Is now used. Possession immediately. Inquire of the subscriber, residing ou the premi ses. J, T. MURRAY. Got. IM, 1867—if RINESMITH & RUPP, JS T o. 08 A'oW/i ifanorcr Hired, sell the Oriental Base Burn ing Stoves and every variety of Stoves known to the market. Give them a call if you want to get bargains. Oct. 31,1807—tf THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on tho 22d.dny of October, A, H., 1807, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate of Andrew J. Kutz, of Newton township,. In the County of Cumberland, and Stole of Pennsylva nia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment of any debts and tho delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and* the transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of tho creditors of the said bankrupt to prove thelrdebts and to choose cue or more Assignees of his estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bo holdeu at his of fice, in tho Borough of Carlisle, before Chas. A* Burnett, Register, on tho 7th day of November* A. D„ 1807, at 10 o’clock, A. M, X*. C. EUMIAKEII, United Stales hlarsfial as Messenger, Per S. H. GALBRAITH. Deputy^ Oct. 31,1837. , “VTOTICB. —Notice is hereby given that i_i Letters of Administration on the estate of Frederick Williams, late of Middlesex township Cumberland co., dec'd., have been granted to the undersigned residing In tho some township. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment Immediately, and those having claims against said estate will also present them for settlement. ■ ■- • THOMAS R. WILLIAMS. Oct.2l,lBo7—Ct Administrator* and Shirts. NOTICE.— Notice to the heirs and le gal representatives of John Reichert, late of tno borough of Shipueusburg, County of Cumber land, deceased. Take notice that by virtue of u writ of Partition and Valuation issued out of the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland county, audio uu> directed, I will hold an Inquest to divide, part or value tho real estate of said deceased; on the pi e mlses, on Friday, the twenty-second day of No vember, A. D. f 1887, at II o’clock, A. AL, when ana where you may attend If you think proper. ' JOHN JACOBS. i’Amy. SnEitiFF’a Office, Cauuslu, Oct. 21,1807-3 t. T^TOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that XI Letters of Administration on the estate of wamuel Toraoy, deceased, U«vo been granted to tho undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate ara requested to make payment immedi ately, andthose having claims,will present them for settlement. DAVIDADAMB. Administrator, deboais non* Oot. 10,1807 — • ' ‘VTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that Letters' Testamentary on the estate of Tuomas Eyeter. late of East Pennsboro'. town ship, deceased, bavo been Issued to the uuder slgued, residing In- same All persons knowing themselves Indebted .to the estate are requested to make payment Immediately, and those having claims against said estate will also present them for settlement. • • JOHN P, BOWMAN. I2zecutor. Oct. 10,1867— Gt* SOTICE.— Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration On the estate of ry Wise, sr., deo’d., latoofSOUlh Middleton twp., Cumberland county, havp been granted to tho undersigned residing lit the eagle township. All personslndobtcd to said estate,are requested to make payment Immediately, and thosehaving claims against said estate \ylll also present them for settlement. i CHRISTIAN K, WISE. TOH* WISE, . Oct. 10,1807—0 t 'Administrators. THE PEACE to buy cheap for cash is at RufEsacmi a Rupp'S, No, ,6S‘ North Hano ver Street. OarlUle. Oot, 31,1867—1 f • Q H EA P NE W BOOT AND SHOE STOKE! JAB. SPOTTBWOOD A FRANCIS A* KERRY. No. 21 Main Street, under Marlon Hull v Having established a Now Boot and Shoo Store at the above named place, wo are now offering to our friends, and the public generally; one of the FINEST* BEST'AND CSEAfEST Stock of Ladies.’. Gentlemen's. Mlsses’and Chll dren’s Boots and Shoes ever offered In Carlisle.— Our goods aro new and Consist of every variety from. tho. tiny Slipper to tho coarsest Brogan and at Philadelphia prices, which cannot loti t please. - CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK, before purchasing elsewhere. WhljQh We will take pleasure In showing, and it wilt not oblige you to purchase. We have also engaged tho very best workmen, and ore prepared: TO MARE TO ORDER ROOTS,AND SHOES, which wo guarantee to fit, and give satisfaction in all cases. One of uajtuwlug hmT an experi ence of a number of years in the business, gives ua many advantages over others, lu selecting and raauufuctnring goods, Ac. We respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. JAMES SPOITSWOOD, . FRANCIS A. KERRY, Oct. 17,1887—3 m EVERY VARIETY of Cookinn Uten sils. Tin, Sheet-iron and Japanned Ware, for suio by Rinesiuth a Ruw, No. OS North i/tnioiva' Street, CU rliate, • Oct. 31,.1807-tf .J. SHEARER, jATTORNEY AT LAW, LN TUB COUHTBY. Hcgal Notices. Carlisle, Ponn’a.
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