" The Sweetest Tiiino in Life” is good health and good spirits, and if you have them not, the next best thing is what will restore bloom to the faded cheek and happiness to the drooping heart. The great and sure remedy Is Plautalion Bitters, which our physicians recommend to both male and female pa tients ns a safe, reliable, agreeable and cordial stimulant. They contain noth ing to disagree with the most delicate constitution, and have won golden opin ions from all who have tried them ; and probably no article was ever tried by so many persons.. They elevate the depress ed and give strength lo the weak. Magnolia Water. —A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and half the price. March. sth. 2t Business Notices. WARE! WARE I! WARE!!! Wo nro fitting out every day newly married people, and older housekeepers with Quecnsware and Glassware, Tubs and Churns, Baskets ami Brushes, Knives and Forks, Wallers and Coffee Mills, Lamps and Looking Glasses, Spoons and Potatoo Mashers. If you want poor goods, wc have not gol them, 77ic beaf of everything cheap, at WM. BLAIR & SOM'S Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Queonswaro '-store, “South End,” Carlisle. Pa. P. B.—A nice assortment of painted Tin ('hum her Ware. In These Times oe Political Excite mknt, when every one Is asking the question “ what next,” we can scarcely answer, of but one thing, and that Is that at Browstsr A Dougherty's of Nowville, Is the beat place to buy Clothoa, Cas simorcs, Vestings, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hals, Caps, and gents Furnishing Goods, at prices to beat tho Jews and surprise the Gen tles. Wo know this to bo true, as it Is an every day occurence to seo our neighbors with no wand cheap neat fitting clothing. Wo ask the question “ whoro did you got these clothes,” they answer with a smile, “ why at Brewster A Dougherty's, where else, I am sure you know that they have tho largest, cheapest and best assortment iu the County, and then too they sell you goods by tho yard, and cut them free of charge.” A foil lino of Qlothes for Ladles’ Cloaks and Sacks on hand, which will bo cut out freo of charge or manufactured to order, and now lot us enjoin on our readers to go there, as bargains sought may bo found at Brewster A Dougherty’s, Nowvillo, Pa. Feb. 27,180 S Seeds! Seeds!!—Cnrmnuii A- Worlli- tngton, No. 7, East Main street, have Just receiv ed the largest and best selection of Flower and Vegetable seeds ever opened In Carlisle. These seeds are all fresh from the best seedsmen In the United States, Fob. 13,1808. §b pedal Kotins To Consumptives.—The advertiser, having boon restored to health In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having sutlcred for i-evernl years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption—ls anxious to make known to Ills fellow sufferers the meansof To all who desire It, lie will send a copy of the prescription used, free of charge), with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cum: for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Couchs, Colds, and nil Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object of tho advertiser In sending the Prescription Is to benefit tho afflicted, and spread information wh Ich ho conceives to bo in valuable and ho hopes every sufferer Mill try his remedy, as it will cost them, and nothing may prove a blessing. Par ties wishing tho proscription, free, by return mall, will please address REV, EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York, May 10,1807—1 y rt OROFULA, IN ALL ITS FORMS, CAN BE CURED BY USING THE Samaritan’s Tho Great “ Root and Herb Juices.' Samaritan's Blood " Root and Herb Juices. Samaritan's Purifier “ Root and Herb Juices. 1 Samaritan's and remedy “ Root and Herb Juict-s. Samaritan's for “ Root and Herb Juices.' Samar Han's Scrofula " Boot and Herb Juices.' Samaritan’s aud all “ Rowland Herb Juices.’> Samaritan’s Eruptions “ Root and Herb Juices.' i Samaritan's ortho ** Root and Herb Juices.’ ■ Samaritan's Skill. lu ßoot and Herb Juiccs.’i Thoro 1b not another remedy known to equal thin for the euro of Syphllus, Ulcers, Sores, Scrof ula, In all Its forms, Totters, Seales, Bolls, Mercu rial Diseases and eruptions of the Skin. This Is no experiment; It Is a well tested remedy in the United States Hospitals, whero those diseases as- sumed their worst forms; mlULcases soon yield six bottles will cure any case. It is u common saying, “I have tried everything without effect. To such we say, use tho Samarilan Root aud Herb Juices, and if it falls to cure any disease of the blood or skin, your money will bo refunded by our agents. Price 81.25 per bottle. SAMARITAN’S GIFT, THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EV R SRD Sold toy's. Havorstlck, Carlisle, Pa. DESMOND A CO.. Pr May 2, 1807—ly 015 Race Street Phlla. Errors of Youth.—A Gentleman who Buffered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema turo Decay, aud all the effects of youthful Indis cretion. will, for the sake of suffering humanity send free to all who need It, the recipe and direc tions for malting tho simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho ad vovtiser’s experience, can do so by addressing. In perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, •13 Cedar Street, Now York May 10,1807—ly Information. —lnformation guaran teed toproduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, (tc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, clear and beauti ful, can bo obtained without charge by address THOS. F. CHAPMAN,' Chemist, 828 Broadway, Now York. May 10,1807—1 y Among the many restoratives which na ture has.aupplled to relieve the afflictions of hu manity, there is no more favorite one for a cer tain class of diseases than the “ medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree 5 but however valuable It is, Its power to heal, to soothe, to relievo and to euro, is enhanced tenfold by scientific and Ju dicious combination with other ingredients, in themselves of equal worth. This happy meeting exists to a remarkable degree In DR. WISTAR’B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, whoso value lu curing* Qnighs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma, Pulmonary Affec tions, and Incipient Consumption Is inestimable, STRONG TESTIMONY From-BENJAMIN WuEEi/EKrEsqrp Depot Master of South Hoyalstou, M^ss. “In the spring of 18581 wasraostsoverelyafll Ic loci with a hard, dry cough, with its usual aecom fianlmeats of night sweats, completely- prostrate ng my nervous system, and producing such a debilitated state of health that, after trying me dical aid to no purpose, I had given up all hopes of over recovering, os had also my friends. At thlsstageof matters 1 was prevailed upon through the influence ol a neighbor to try wlstar’s Bal sam of Wild Cherry, and, before using two bot tles, the effect was almost magical. My cough entirely left me, the night sweats deserted me, hope once more elated tuy depressed spirits, and soon 1 bad attained my wonted strength ana vig or. Thus has this Balsam, as has often been re marked by persons conversant with the aboVe facta, literally snatched rao from the yawning Srave. You are at liberty to use this for the bens t of the afflicted.” Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE i SON, 18 Tre mont St., Boston, and for sole by Druggists gen erally. GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE, cures In a very short time CUTS, BURKS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, BRUISES. SPRAINS, ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, RINGWORM, CHAP PED RANDS, BOILS, FROZEN HANDS, FELONS, CHILBLAINS, AC, it Is prompt In action, removes pain at once, and reduced the moat angry looking swellings and Inhumations, as If by magic,—thus alibi-ding relief and a complete cure. , . SEX'H W. FOWLE & SON. Boston, Proprietors. r uoolsls, Grocers, and at all conn- March'13, Bitters.—ln the medical world, now a-days, Bitters arc all tho rage. In ono form or another, undcr ono name or another, they and their staring advertisements nro everywhere lo bo found, professing lo cure all tho ills flesh Is heir 10, from a bump on tho head to tho small pox. Of their efficacy In general wc know noth ing, but there Is ono variety concerning which wo hear praise from all. Wo refer to lioolland’s German Bitters. This is not a mere preparation of some sort of liquor and bitter herbsand barks but a Medicine designed for Diseases of tho Stomach and Bowls, and of great power and usefulness. Wo have not made these assertions without consulting those who know, and nro competent to Judge, and they all fully endorse what wo say. The above remarks are copied from (he Editorial cotnms of the “ J'JA OLE." A r . Y. You will recollect that HOOFLAND’M GERMAN BIT TERS is entirely free from any alcoholic ingredients. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC Is ft combination of all the Ingredients of tho Bil lers with pure Santa Cru/. Rum, orange, anise, Ac. It is used for the same diseases as tho Bitters, in ease whoro some Alcoholic Stimulant is neces sary, and makes n preparation dellliglufully pleasant ami agreeable. Principal Office, O.tl Archil., I‘hila., /‘a. SUM) KVKHYWIIEHI. Match !!•, jMW,—I in JR avid eli WOLF—W'ALTKUS.—On tho .!rd Inst,, In Mo cnanlcsburg, by Rev. John Ault, Mr. John F Wolf, of White Hull, to Miss Sarah A. W'nlters of Hampden twp. LOW'— PRETZ.—On tho 12th lnst.,bv the same Mr. Benjamin Low, to Miss Catharine Pretz, both of this co. WAGGONER— MOUNT/.—On tho 12lh Inst., at the American Hotel, Carlisle, by Rev. L. H. Hart man. Mr. Geo. Waggoner, of Independence, Mo., to Miss Adallne Mountz, of this county. HOKE—WiSE.—On the J 1 Mi insl.,by Uov. S. p Sprocher. Mr. Joshua L. Moke, of York oountv. lo Miss Atm Catharine Wise, of this county. SPOTTS—SPAIIU.—On Thursday, Mu veil 12, by the same, tit tho residence of iho bride's imren ts. Mr. John Spotts, of South Middleton township, to Miss t.'rttlifvriue.oaiigmei of Peter Spahr. Kmi of Carlisle, 23 i CD SPAHR.—In Middlesex township, on Sunday, March Btli, David Spain-, aged 7!) years ;i months ami l days, ®ije a v ft c t s Carlisle Flour nml drain Market. Carlisle, March IS, isos. Flour—Family, $l2 sfl[New Corn 1 iki Flour—Super l> 00 Oats (i.-, Hyo Flour 8 00 Clover Heed, “ 25 Wheat—White, 2 itjfTlmothy Seed 1 7", Wheat—Red, 2 301 New liny v ton 12 no Rye, Si 35 Carlisle Provision 'larltel. ( 'a u i/isi.ic, March IS, isos, ■loa IflcpiiK—Ifl 1 f 1 pr. 00 lo 1 <’n Potatoes—b— I \\ bun 1 ?•» 12 Apples—best—'fi bus 2 .Vi 10 Apples—2 fur Pennsylvania and Ohio do., do., and SI3 a 15 per barrel for fancy brands) ns to qualify, Rye Flour Is In belter request, with sales of 31HJ bids, at ?s -50 a K 75. In Corn Meal nothing doing; Chain.—The olTcrings of wheal are small, and prime lots aro in fair request at full rates. Small sales of Red at $2 55 a 2 U 5, and 1!),U()0 bushels ivy., White, part at S 2 2.5 ami part on secret terms'.— Rye is steady, and commands SI 78 a 180. Corn ts dull at .Saturday's figures; sales of 6UOO bushels yellow at SI 18, anil mixed Western Is hold at ttio same figures; 15,0U0 bushels sold-on secret terms. Oats range from «2c. to 85c. per bushel. In Bariev and Malt, no sales have come under our notice.* Seeds.—Slovorseed Is in sternly demand, and the stock of choice is small ; sales of (300 bushels at S 8 a S 3 50 for Pennsylvania,and prime Western atBS75 all. Timothy Is fair request.'wlth sales at S 2 75 113. Flaxseed sols at S 3 per bushel. jacto Etibertifscmcnts \T O J. iCiij.—-Notice is hereby given that t he following named persons have filed nn luiL-altuns lor Hotel, Liquor and Restaurant Li cences, under the several Acts of Assembly rela ting thereto, tntlio cilice of illo Clerk of the Com t ol (limner Sessions 01 Cumberland couutv widen said applications will be presented to said Court on Monday, the 13th day of Anrtl 1-Mte: ' HOTELS. E. Ward, Boro’ Carlisle Philip prilsh, John 11. Floyd. Jolm llunnon, H. Li. Burkholder, W. Ward Uuu. Weir.el, Joan Utley, Jacob Thudlum, Joan Early, Joseph li. Kncttlc, iMufiin Slimier, Jacob Switzer, D. JlttltleUt, Jacob Klluc, Elizabeth Clay. Mtlcn Croioy, John Uinltel, Jolm G. Heck. Jonu T. shcibiy, W. G. Tnompsou, Augustus L. Hursh, Frauds Liurew, T. J. Heir, John Thompson, Isaac Hull, Geo. L. oponsier, O. Meliiuyer, Heury Hunm, J» C. Beecher, H. S. Wilder, Win. C. Sharp, C. a. Heuuobarger,' Heury Shrelllur, Elias U. Gystur, Clemen Grove, Wm. M. Aughtubaugh, J. T. Juukiu, Jolm Wyukoop, Sr., Christian Gross, Win. Clarke, Samuel Baughman, Wm. S. Muinu, South MiiUlleton Jeremiah iluuuon David 'A. Geiger, Ellen Knpiey, J. W. Eeidig, Alexander iCllnlc, John U. Uceser, Geo. K, Duey, Joshua Cutp, Jacob Chisuuil, J. W. Fair, Dlclclusoii township. I l ’. I'ennsboro’ “ Hampden Lower Allen Middlesex Monroe “ Mechaulcsburg I!oro' Newton township. North Mid’tou “ New CumbTiuMloro’ Newburg “ Nowvlilo “ Penn township. Shlppensburg iioro’ Southampton township. Silver Spring Upper Allen *• ■\V. Reuusboro' " RETAILERS. E. Ward, iloro’ Carlisle. John Faller, Henry Polily, (J, P. Eckels, RESTAURANTS. Christian Kindlor, • E. Ward, Roro’ Carlisle, Andrew J. Ralr, “ “ * Elias Donnelly, Rebecca Lobuuch, David Dlack, Theodore Jones, Thomas Helllellnger Saumuel U. Grove, Ellas Good, John MeJuy Ward, rranlcford township. Upper Allen “ Lower Alien “ Mcbnauicsburg lloro. SAMUEL BIXLEH, Clerk Quarter Sessions. March IS). 1803.-Ic gHEEIFF’S SALES, tiy virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Expo nas Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, and to me directed, I will expose to sale, by public vendue or outcry, at the Court House, In the Borough of Carlisle, on Friday, April lU. Idlii, at li) o'clock, A. M„ the following described Ucal Estate, to wit: A TKACT OF LAND situate in Sliver (Spring township, Cumberland County, Pa., bounded on the East by land of Henry Voglesong, on the (South and west by lands of George Beistllne and the Couodoguinet creek, and on the North by lands of fSamue! Vogicsong and Jacob Simmons, con utiu lug 170 AUULa,iuuivur less, naving more* on erected a Two-Story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and back Kitchen, FRAME BAHN. Wagon Shed. Hug Pen, and other out buildings. Seized and taken In execution as the property of Edward Dommy. —ALSO- A TRACT OF LAND In Hampden township, Cumberland County, bounded «u the East by John Stiles, ■ ■■ - Shuul, on the South by the Kioto road, on the West by Wm. Matcliett and David Hume, Esq., and on the North by other land of the defendant containing Bti ACRES, more or loss, having thereon erected a One ana A-Half Story HOUoE, Log Barn, Frame Wagon Shed, Corn Crib and Hog Pen, Seized and taken in execution as the property of Samuel Hume, —ALSO— The undivided Interest In a certain LOT OF GROUND situate In the Borough of Carlisle, Pu., hounded on the East by Soutu Hanover street, on the South by Mrs. Grove, on the West and North by A. H. Blair, containing lb feet In fronton South Hanover street, and 182 leet in depth, be the same more or less, having thereon erected a Two-Story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, and Frame Kitchen, Hog Pen, Corn Crib and oiher-outbulldluger -Selzed-aud-lalcen In execution aa the property of Stephen Keepers. —ALSO— A LOT OF GROUND situate In the Borough of Carlisle, Cuinb. County, hounded on the West by Gilson Knettles’ heirs, on tho North by West Chapel alley, on the Bast by Jacob Buoys heirs, and on the South by South street, containing 21 feet In fronton South street, and 2to lee t in depth, more or less,having thereon erected aTwo-Story BRICK HOUSB and Brick Kitchen,Wash House, &c. seized and taken in execution as the pro perty of John C. Connelly. . To bo sold by rao JOS, C, THOMPSON, Sheriff". Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, March Hi 16U3. Conditions.—On all Hales of SoOUor over, £5O will be required to bo paid when the property Is stricken off, and £25 on all sales under £5OO. March 111. IbtM—ts. S. 51. COVT-K. QO VLE it C O ~ W.H, SCO IT COVLi; Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods and Stationery All orders will receive prompt attention. No. 35, East Pomfrot street, Carlisle. xii i'Agents for the Clmmberslmrg Woolen Mills. March 11), 180S.—ly J) LEASE TAKE NOTICE All persona indebted to \V. C. SAWYER* CO., arc requestea to settle by Cash or Note, to enable us to make our Spring purchases, March 12,186*. ilcln Stßlicrtisements. jp U U L I U BALE DOUBLING G A P W'HITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS PROPERTY. This celebrated SUMMER RESORT in the Blue Mountain Jttingc, eight miles north-west of New villc, Cumberland County,Pu., will bo sold at tho Court House, In Carlisle, Pa., on FRIDAY, APRIL Ul. IsUS, by order of the Court of Common Pleas of said County, under procecdtugsin partition. Thu grounds contain about »U acres 02 porches. The buildings arc about 150 feet In length, by 50 in width, with u wing of about GO feet, with hot and cold walerbaihs.uud llrat-clossaccommodations' for Ouo visitors. These springs are within eight hours ride of Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia and New York, and nro iv very popular re sort. Tkum.s ok Sam:.—Twenty per cent, when pro perty Is stricken oil’the balance on Ist April. Ibi>U. with interest, to bo secured by recognizance. Purchaser to pay taxes lor iwiS, Deed and pos session given 2uih April, isGS, Sale lo commence at 10 o'clock. A. M. JOS. C. THOMPSON. Sheriff of taid County. March 10. IsOs,— il GOODS. ■ PiiihADEi.iuirA', March Ist, ISOS. We bog to inform you that wo are pre ilfqAl pared to oiler for your Inspection our usu u* > lssor thiont of M I L'L I N E R Y GOODS, consisting ol the NEW’EST SHAPES In Straw, Slllt and GIMP Huts, Bonnots, Ac.; Velvets,Silk Goods, Ribbons. Flowers. Feathers, Ruches, Crapes. Blondes, Braids, Ornaments, Ac., Ac. W’e should bo happy to wait on you at our Store, or receive your orders. Prices low for Cash. Yours, Ac. 11. WARD, AVm, ID.'!, 10*) A 107, X. S"'ond SI., Phil'o. March is». isos.—:it fjOOK* HO USF"STATKi\ I KNT FOR X A. D. ISO 7. William Wherry, Jonathan Snyder and Jolm Paul, Esqrs., Directors of the Poor, and of the House of Employment of Cumberland County, in account with said County, from tho first day of January to tho tnlviy-llrst day of Decemboi,A I)., IKfIT, inclusive. To cash from County Treasurer, 51.1,000 00 To easli from Jacob Squires, Esq., money refunded. 7 HO To cash from Jonathan Snyder. Esq.. money refunded. 27 7.*> To cash irom John Paul, Esq,, money refunded, ... , - 0 To cash Irom Jacob Heck, Esq., mon ey refunded, 0 7.7 To cash from Mr, McClure.fnrsuppuit of C. I.aughlln, for isutj, W on To cash from Jacob Kueltle, for sup port of Mary Kncltlo, 100 50 To cash from Mr. Lougncckcr, for sup port of S. am, yo on To cash from Thomas Wallace, for support of O. Wallace, 20 00 To cash from H. Polily and others, tal low and lard sold, OS To cash irom J. Thudhnu and others, slock sold, 591 ID To cash from .1. Ik Lohlig ami others, wheat,rye. corn and oats sold, . 1,128 11 To cash from K.Ensmtngor and others, Imv sold, HH Ml To cash from .1. Clemlunin, hides sold, 10(1 H 2 To cash from 11. Saxton. Imy elevator, 10 00 To cash from J. Albright, 12,000 feet of hoards, 10 00 To cash from Rail Koad Company, 108 perch of Kionc. SI 00 To cash from W. M. Henderson,credit on account, So GO To cash from Dewalt Wink, wood, corn and oats, ■•»/ 1H To cash from Homy Barrett, tooardl’g, 17 00 To cash fi om Henry Polily, empty hnr rcls, Ac.. 0 <*s To cash Irma Drovers, pasture, 25 00 To cash from C, Meek, old metal, 3CO To cash from D. Russel and others, de ceased paupers, 10 HO Total Debits. 817,003 11 lly cash paid L. T. Greeu liehl and otbers, for mer chandise and groceries, “H.MiH 2S Hv cash paid Mrs.Snltsburg and others, for out-door aid, I.«W 1" Hv cash jiald State Lunatic •- Asylum, for support ol paupers,' 021 .>0 Hy cash iiald riillndelphla and other Counties for support of paupers, HIM) lly cash paid.l.Blstlinoand others, for tailoring, hats and shoes, H2H 71 lly cash paid D. Slpo and others, for out-door fu neral expenses, H 27 G 5 Hv~cnsh paid D Smith ami others, for Justices’ and Constables’ fees, 2)7 72 Hv cash paid J. Heetemand others, for lumber and coal, for fuel and lime, *O2 s:! lly cash paid J. Gracoy and otbers, for cattle, 2,007 23 lly cash paid J. H. Busier and otbers, for bum and grinding, HlO Ho lly cash paid J. Buttorf and others, for smithing, 100 <>2 lly cash paid Geo. Zmn and others, for postage, box rent and stationary, HO HI lly cash paid H. I*, /.ulglor and others, drugs and medicines 0/ .'*o lly cash paid I. llrcnnaman and others, wood for fuel, US 7.1 lly cash paid W. Fridley and others, tinware and tinkering, 281 78 Hv cash paid J. Clondonln and others, for leather, 259 01 Hv cash paid W. Cleppor and other?, for saddling, SS a» Hy cash paid Dewalt Wink and others, haymaking and harvest, 100 11 By cash paid John Call and others, rye straw, 28 00 Hy cash paid W. Cameron and others, apples, 11 00 By cash paid LeldlgA Mat thews. heaters, 500 00 By cash paid Win.. Fenlclo, wagon making. 10 75 By cash paldJuo. Gutshall, repairing house, 1,471 00 By cash paid John Noble, beef, 211 Go By cash paid W. M. Hender son, plaster, '• 25 00 By cash paid S. Ensmlnger, black horse, 200 00 By cash paid Robert Sher lock, one mule, 350 00 Bv cash paid Jno. Gutshall, slating kitchen and oth er repairing, 313 (12 By cash paid HeurySuxton, hardware. OHO HT By cash paid Geo. Peters, giupo vines and shade trees, - 21 50 By cash paid Godfrey Ben der, seed potatoes, 40 00 By cash paid H. IC. Snyder, copper kettle, 00 By cash paid K. C. Wood ward, clover and timo thy seed, "100 By cash paid Win. Ilgen- Irltz, making fence. Ac., ott 5t By cash paid Jacob Landis, pulling up and Bring stack, 12 7u By cash paid Geo. Spousler, making corn brooms, 1« HO Bv cash paid P. Brakema ker, weaving carpel, U 00 By cash paid Geo. Farcn baugh, wool. 10 00 By cash paid W. M. Has lings, stove, 10 00 Bv cash paid P. Spahr, foi ‘ brick, , 7 0> By cash paid Jacob Bret/., llmo, ■'} lo By cash paid Peter Slone, By cash paid John Plunk, shaker crank, 3 00 By cash paid Francis Able, nurse,ln hospital, 10 00 By cash paid Busan Nctr, cook, *>o 00 By cash paid Peter Myers, teamster, 210 00 By cash paid J. N. Snyder, salary ns clerk, hod ou By cash paid Dr. 8. P. Zlog ler, salary, HO oo By cash paid H. Bnydor, Esq.,sn l ary, oUu oo Hy caul* paid J. Squires, Esq., salary, 100 00 By cash paid w, J. Shearer, Esq., salary, 40 00 By ensn paid wm. Wherry, Esq., extra service, 30 00 Hy cash paid J. Snyder, Esq., extra service. 30 20 By cash paid J. Paul, Esq., extra service, 30 00 By cash paid miscellaneous expenses, 4 0- Hv balance duo Treasurer nl hist settlement, 100 03 $17,001 21 $17,001 24 Totnl credits, Balance duo Treasurer JACOB SQUIRES, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor House and House of Employment of Cumber land County. In account with tiro Directors of said Institution, from tho Ist day of January* to tho 31st c)ny of December, 1807. To cash from County Treasurer, *15,000 00 jro_casJiXrpin otheiisources as exhibit- oil in“ Oie' Rifeilolna'slateiiient. Cll. Bv Cash paid on Directors’ Orders ns above, 517.0t1l 24 Balance duo Treasurer OPERAT'D *NS OF THE INSTITU TION DURING THE YEAR 1867. STATEMENT OF STEWARD AND MATRON. Inmates. Number of paupers In tho House Juu. 1, 1807, (37 of whom wort! colored,) 151 Number of paupers admitted up to Dec, 31, 1807. 103 Number of paupers born in the House, fall sent here pregnant,) 15 Whole numberprovldod fordurl’Klhuyem-, -i>o’ Number died (of whom 7 wore colored,) 3o Number hound out. 0 Number discharged ami eloped, 181 217 Number remaining in tho House, Jan. 1, IW>B, (of whom 8 are colored,) 112 Number of out-door paupers supported at Kihllc expense, (of whomSaroln tho Slate osplial at Harrisburg,) 150 Whole number chargeable on Jan. 1, 1808, 172 There are in the House, as near as can bo ascer tained, 0 under I year of age; 0 from I to 5; 8 from 6 to 10; 14 from 10 to 20; 12 from 20 to 30; 15 from 30 to 40; 14 from 40 to 50; 0 from 50 to Ul; IS from BO to 70: lo from 70 to 60; 7 from 80 to 00 an d l from 00 to 100. ..... lii ncUlitlon to Uio above, 7.U7.5 traveling pan pern have been received without regular orders, lo whom wore given 12.&10 meals, and many of them were furnished wUliartlcles of clothing. Proceeds of Farm. 1,157 bushels wheat, -12 bushels rye, 2,('Ool>UKh els oats, 2.8.50 bushels shelled com. -1(H) bushels potatoes, U(5 loads hay. SO loads fodder, lo loads pumpkins, 32 bushels onions, 2 bushels seed on ions. 7d bushels red beets, 0 bushels green beans, 5 bushels pons, 20 bushels tomatoes, 70 bushels turnips, 0,000 heads caMmgc. -1,000 cucumbers. I bushel dried apples,! bushel dried cherries, 220 dozen eggs (were given to paupers.) 2,4.50 lbs. but ter, and IS crooks of applobuUor were made. Articles Made in (he House 220 pair pants, 20 vests, 2U roundabouts, ill pair cloth mittens, lo pair stockings knit, ll pair stockings footed, -10 bonnets, is caps. s>2 sacks, 10.5 aprons, .*lO comforts. 72 chemise. 201 shirts, si frocks,-11 pillow slips, 12 bolsters, 20 eball’ beds. dO sheets,(ld handkerchiefs hemmed, >l.schildren's frocks, a children's skirls, 00 suspenders, 0 quills, itj towels, Id skirls, :10 shrouds, 200 lbs. hard soap and 70 barrels soil soap made. Work Done in Carpenter Shop. 2d coffins, 1 largo medicine cupboard, single uml double trees, and a lolof hammer handles. Stock Fattened and Killed. 2d heaves pivcrugo weight (M) lbs.,) 1(i,J02 ibs.d calves (average weight 7d*;J lbs..) 220 lbs., .id hogs (average weight 220 lbs.,) 11,000 lbs., making in all 20,072 lbs. Stock on F yl-hul We, the Auditors of Cumberland ('miiiiy, hav ing examined the aeeonnl and \ oiiciicr.s'ol the Directors of the I’uor and ilonse oi Employ monl of said County, fiom January Nl to December ;’dst. lMi7, and also the aeeonnl and vouchers of Jacob {Squires, Esq., Treasurer of said Instilu llon for the same period, do certify that we lind a balance due said Treasurer of liny emht dol lars and leu cents, (•Ivon under our bands t his | nli dav of Ja un ary, A. D. MW. Cl IRISTI AN DHITZ, P. a. MeL'OV, ELIAS MOUNT/,. .1 tulilors of Cumberland (\jun/>/. March a, IS(W. Jt. Hegal Notices \J HOCIiAM AT IO N. 'Whereas the 1 Hon. James 11. Graham. President. .Indue oi Die several Courts of Common Pleas of I he eoim t les of CumborUmd, Perry, and .) uniat a, and J us ttees of the .several Courts of Uyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in said eounlles, and T. P. 11l air nml il. .Stuart, Associate Judges m Muj Courts of Oyer nml Terminer and Jail Delivery for the trial of nil capital and ol her ollcmlers, ui the said county of Cumberland, by their pre eents to me directed, dated the Ulli day of January, A. D., MW, have ordered Hie r.iuri of Dyer and Terminer and General Jail De livery to be holden at Carlisle, on the 2d Mon day of April, IStW, (being the Will day,) at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to continue two weeks. Notice Is hereby given to the Coilmer, Justices of the Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cumberland, that they are hy the said precept commanded to be then and there In their proper persons, with t heir rolls,records, and inquisitions, examinations, ami all other remembrance*., to do those things which to theirolllccsappertaln to bo done, nml all those that are bound by recog nizances, to prosecute against the prisoners that are or Mien shall be in the Jail ol said conn tv, are to ho there to prosecute them us shall he Just. JOS. I’. THOMPSON, March o, Mis.—ic NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that application will bo made for the incorpora tion of a bank of Deposit, Discount and Ciiculu llon, under the authority of the Aetol Assent bly, approved May Ist. M>i, to be located in Carlisle, Cumberland Comity, Pa., and to bo called the “Farmer’s Bank.” with a Capital of tlfty thou sand dollars, with the privilege oi increasing the sumo to one hundred thousand dollars. ROBERT GIVEN, WM. H. MILLER, C. P. lIUMERICIL, CAREY W. AilL, J. C. lIOFFEIt, A UN Ell W. BENTZ, THOMAS PAXTON, ABiIAM WITMEiI, JACOB NOFTSINGER, Sr., DAVID HKiKES. / Jun. JO, 11508.—(Jm Dissolution of pautnku dlill*.—Notice Is hereby given Umi the part nership heretofore existing between the under signed, under the mime and style of Smith & Zelgler, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The books wlll-be leltatthetroldstand where all person indebted are requested to call immediately and settle. The business will ho carried on by Joseph Znlgler, at the old stand. Fob. 20. iotW. WM. 11. SMITH. Joseph zeigler, March 5, ISOS, | Ot. T\ ISSOLUT LON OF PAHTNER- I J SHIP.—Thu partnership hereloforo existing Ceiwoen us as the linn of ALLISON & KEEN i. as produce dealers, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent of both parties. The hooks, accounts, «tc., will be loft m the hands of U. A LLISON, for col lection. All persons indebted will make settle ment as soon as possible. The business will bo carried on as heretofore by UUB’T ALLISON,at the old stand. U. ALLISON. March o. IMS.—fit J. W. KEEN V, “VTOTICE. —Notice is hereby given Unit T\ letters Testamentary on the estate of Dan iel Fought, deceased, late of Silver Spring twp , Cumberland county, have been grant ed to the undersigned, residing in same township. All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make payment Immediately, and those hr iny claims will present LhemJor settlement. WILLIAM FOUGHT, March 12, ISOS.—Ct I?xccui<,i\ PHOT HONOTARV’8 NOTlCE.—No tice Is hereby given (hat the account of John Stuart. Jr.,Sequestrator of the Hanover and Car lisle Turnpike Road Company, will bo presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, forcontlrumthm, on Wednesday, the loth dav of April, IStiS. March 12, ItWS.—li ■VTOTICE. —Notice Is hereby given that XX LeltcrsTcshnmuiUny on the estate ofThom as M’CullOh, late of Newton township, deceased, have been Issued to the undersigned, residing in same twp. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate ah* requested to make pay ment Immediately, ami those having claims against said estate will also present them for set- tlement. March 5, IKGS.—GI “VTOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that XX Letters of Administration on the estate of Adam Kiser, deceased., hue of Frank ford twp., Cumberland county, have been granted to the undersigned residing in the same township. All persons Indebted to said estate are reouesti-d to make payment Immediately, and those having claims against said estate will also present them for settlement. JACOB NICKEV, March 5, IbtW.—tit Administrator. SOTICE. —Notice ia hereby given that Leltois Testamentary on tlie estate of in Peter, late of-Monroe township dcc’d. have been granted to the undersigned residing in the mime township. All persons Indebted tosnni es tate arc requested to make payment immedi ately, and those having claims against said cs tnle will also present them for settlement. •SAMUEL BRICK EU. March o, IbfiS.—ol Executor. XTOTIOE.—Notice is hereby given that lAj Letters of Administration nn the estate of John Gocklln, deceased, late of .Silver Sprint; two. have been gran led to John Babb of Mtino twp. and Molcholr Brlcker of Monroe twp, All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment Immediately,and those having claims will present them for settlement. JOHN HOUR, MELCHOIH KICICICR, March o, IStW.—tit AdminMralor.i. $ 58 10 XT OTICE.-Notice is hereby given that 1 > Letters of Administration on the estate of Samuel Cocklin, deceased, lute of Silver Spring twp., have been granted to the undersigned resid ing In same twin All persons Indebted tosald estate are requested to make payment Immedi ately,and those having claims will present them ~sor settlement. MAltt March S, ISOS.—GI AilmhiiAtmtora, ' —2,00-TIT $17,003 14 XT OTICE.—III the Court of Common JJN Pleas of Cumberland County. Anna M. Goodyear, ) No. 1. January-Term, by her father and next I 180 n AllusSubpomaSur friend, Adam Gentsler,Divorce. m. In pursuance of an or- Henry M. Goodyear. | der of said Court. No tice is hereby given to the - said Henry M. Good year, the respondent, to appear on the Pith day of April ISOS, lu said Court la answer the complaint of said libellant. JOS. C. THOMPSON, Sheriff's Office, Caulisle, HherlfT. Feb. IU, 1863. Feb. 27,1853.—it $ 5S 10 NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration on Urn estate of Annie Uenninger, dec’d, late of East Pcnnshoro* township, have been granted to the undersigned residing in same township. All persons Indebt ed to suid estate an; roqested to make payment immediately, und ¥ioso having claims against said cstatowtll also present them torsetUement. JACOB H. UENNINGER, Feb. l|l, 1853.—fiw A (lminhirnU-y. (t OEN fti'REWAUD,—Rim away from U the subscriber, In Fraukford township, on or about the 2ltU of February last, nn Indentured apprentice to the farming business, named Jolm A. Filer, aged about 14 years. The above reward will bo paid to any one who may apprehend mid return said boy to mo. All persons Are hereby warned against harboring said runaway, as I will put the law In force against those doing so. March 12,1808.-31* CHRISTIAN SR^PP. ip H E CE.LEBBATKD !***! CORSET. The STAR. CORSET, which is fast becoming Uic standard corset of America, Is manufactured without seams passing through the goods, which remedies the great difficulty of band made Cor sets—ripping; also, as.the material is thoroughly shrunk before being made up, causes them to re tain their symmetry much hotter than the Ger man, Woven. or French Corset, and ns for fit, com fort and ease, far excom. L. T. GREENFIELD, X <>. 4, 15 A S T M A I X S T 11 E ET, DOMIS« T I C S ! Notwllhsandlng the late advance hi Cntinn OootU GREENFIELD, AT No. I EAST MAIN STREET, is now prepared to oiler some HARM AINS In all kinds ol DOMESTIC GOODS Do you want a handsome Calico at I2l£ cents? If so, go to No. 1, you will find It. One case of the most popular makes bleached Shirting Muslins, bought before the la to advance, will hi* sold fnr ‘JO cents, wortli 2.) cents. TI(JIvI N (i S ! TICKINGS!! Now is the lime to buy them. Our out ire stock TICKINGS wore purchased at the lowest notch, and Will 1)0 sold id correspondingly low prices Also. IfkKoiy Slript'-i, Chrrks, Denims, Cvltumnlfy, Drills, W>u Drills, JriniK, VF.R J' CUE A /». Wc have received Mils day some beuntiml NEW DRESS GOODS, For Spring. MELANMH POP LI N for Ladles’ suits. A very handsome lino of New .vlpueeas, In all the now Spring shades. BLACK SILKS, on wlilch wo defy competition. A full hue of COLORED SILKS. VERY CHEAP. New styles Delaines, Linens and White Goods, A good Huok Towell, all Linen, only 12} j cents. Napkins,Damask Tabic Cloths by the yenrd and pattern", Mjioi/rrjvoK’jf, India Tn’iUn. frith Linn, *, Bird Eye Crash, Linen Hundokerehlefs, Ac., Are. B L A N K E T S ! BL A N K ET S I A good stock of-While Flannels on hand, very (■heap. Elegant White Cashmeres and French Merinos at reasonable prices. A largo stock of Gloves, Crapes, Crape Veils, Scarfing, Silks, and .Shroudings, always on hand. Funeral orders promptly and satlsfactm ilv niiea. J. P. BRIN OLE, I‘,'vth oiwtari/. CLOTHS & CASS I MERES, JAS. McCULLOII, J-Ixrviilnr A FULL ASSORTMENT Horn the lowest grade of AMERICAN to the lines! FRENCH. All sizes on hand, HOSIERY A N 1.1 G I. < y V E H 11001* SKISTS, CHEAPER THAN EVER. PAPER WINDOW SHADES. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. FRENCH CORSETS, In J aiiisle.'just. received, OiXLY DOIJ.A ]{ A A’/) TWF.yTY-FiV}: lam happy to Inform the public that having purchased a great many of the above goods be fore the advance In prices we can oiler some bar gains that may not bo found elsewhere. The buy er can by lounging round, we are now prepared to con vince all that we cmmol be undersold by any house in i 'umbeiltunr Valley, but Will lie loinnt a little lower than the lowest. L. T. GREENFIELD, NO. 4 . E A S;r MAIN STREET, MaroU M, 1888, Dru ©curts. rona\ n k a y KXCL I T S'f 1>;. I G Ki\ r, C A l! i. i s I. 10 . P A D O M E.S T ICS! i; r X (J H A M S 12*'. M. 20 and 2J cents. riU'niU'l/.t, (\mibrir.*, .Fluid Ctm,brick*, S/ri/n- CUtnhrii •-«, *S 'o/f Finish Chm//.i, -Vain-imls, Hrillianl». Fir/,if i. 7107t70HA, Vh'ior’m Lnnn, A T (, O S T G R A I X li A (J S OIL WINDOW SMACKS TABLE OIL CLOTHS, THE BEST KID OEOVEH S A V E M O X K Y CARLISLE, t* A J3rj) (Sturts. HOUSEKEEPERS A 1 T E N T I O N! Just opening a very largo supply HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Which we are prepared to dispose of to all OLD H O USFKF EPF Ji $ :dl those who are Just IIKdINNING HOUflliK K K I’INU CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!! of every grade, every kind and every quality POWELL THREE PLY HARTFORD THREE FLY ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSEL SUPERFINE INGRAINS, EXTRA SUPERS, TWO-PLY ALL WOOL CARPETS, VERY CHEAP. very heavy all wool S T R I PE 1) CARPETS, TWILLED VENETIAN yard wide. T W*l LL E D VENKTI A N all widths, PL AIX AND STRIPED CARPETS, all width", STAIR CARPETS, LINEN CARPETS, HEMP CARPETS, COTTAGE CARPETS, HOME-MADE RAG CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths and qualities. LOOKING GLASSES! LOOKING GLASSES! I DOOR MATS, if UGS. ami Over-coatings In every stylo at prices below any store in the county. All goods cut free of charge or manufactured to order. The cheapest Boots and Shoes for Men's autl Boil's wear, war ranted as represented, lleinember wo warrant all goods. Also, n beautiful stock of Ladies' Furs. BREWSTER it DOUGHERTY, jXctrvilte, J'a. OU fl STOCK | Peg-1-’. iBC7-if ic., dc., dc., d<‘ cannot be surpassed in TICKINGS, PILLOW CASE MUSLINS, SABLE LINENS AND TOWELLINGS, MAUSAILLES QUILTS, LANCASTER QUILTS, HONEYCOMB QUILTS. VERY HEAVY HAND LOOM QUILT'S. BLANK E T S ! in great variety Please remember that we are also well prepar ed to give as UREA T B A RG A 1 NS as usual in all qualities and descriptions of 1) OJIEB T 1 V G() (J DS , MUSLINS in grout variety, and all qualities. Calicoes from H to I2*.£ cts, per yard, Good Domestic Ginghams at 12J"* APPLETON 1-lelH, LADIES SHAWLS from $2.00 to SB.UO, FURS, HOSIERY, GOOD HEAVY CALF SKIN SHOES, from SJ.OO to SI.SO. DRESS SHOES, HOODS, mid a beautiful Hue of NOTION*, also, a com* pleto lino of Ladles' Cloakings, cut out free of charge or manufactured to order. Gentlemen will find CLOTHS*. CASSIMERES. VESTINGS HASSOCKS, TON E S ’ AROMATIC CORDIAL, A SAFE, SPEEDY'AM) RELIABLE CURE SHEETINGS, DIARRIKEA, l‘A /A’A OR CRAMPS IX THE 8T () MAC II () H BOW E L S This remedy has been used with unparalleled success In the cholera seasons of Ki-J—IS4H and lu Philadelphia ; and references can also he glv en to persons residing In this- town—who have used the medicine and who speuK in (he high est terms of its PROMPT AND EFFICIENT RKLIKI PRIG E EIFT Y 0E NT 8 , nuKi’AHiCD OXLY by Tine imioi-if.ioii at PRINCIPAL DEPOT CURXUK DUUU HTOIii- JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & CO WHEN, AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. March j, ISOS,—Urn J3HOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION! ! I will send. post-paid, r>o Photograph-s of the ! most celebrated Actors for GO cents; M Ad to 'M>s —for 00 conts;-s<) Union-Genera Is-tor->U ecu ;—.** i Ucbcl Generals for 00 cents; oO Statesmen lor 00 cents; OU beautiful young Ladles lor .Vi oent>; On line-looking young Gentlemen for 00 cents; G largo Photographs of French Dancing Girls, in costume, beautifully colored, exactly as they ap pear, for 00 cents; or for 00 cents,Gof the most beautiful Ladles of the Parisian PulleiTroupe. as they appear In the play of the Pluck Crook, at Nlblo’s Garden, New York. Send all orders to P. O. Pox J 77, Troy, N. May 10.1K07—ly (jIREE OF C'H A li G E .’ A.SCJI A V P L A NO. 35. SOUTH HANOVER STUFF/!’ c a it us i, k , r n s n * a Is curing every person of Toothache. Faiadie, Neuralgia and Headache-. K<>!i in! .March L’, I? G —“a \?Oli SALE OR RENT.—The large I’ Three-Story House, on fhe corner of High and Bedford Sts., known as the Thorn properly, also several Prick Houses on Pitt St. and 1U four room houses on Liberty Street, to white people cheap. Enqulreof U. F. KIIAPLFY, Fob. 20, lßeB.—lf Cunur of A ’orth and J‘U( At.r. FOR RENT. —Two rooms on B. Hano ver St., now occupied by Mrs. Chcnowoth, tamable for a LawOlllrc nr Millinery Shop. Ap- 1868.-tr Drg (Goods IN THE COUNTY yEWVJLLK. PA iHUaccllaneous A. FOU THE WORST ( ASICS OI J) YSENTER Y, CHOLERA, siiipPHNsttrms, pa \VM. CL AUKK * SUNS, LKKS X HUAI'S, WOLFE, COYLE A CO., CAItLI LI 8. A. 8 T (> N E U, MIDDLE SPUING GELWICKS & CO., CHAMBKR.sm'IK i;ipj Altl'H ST.. I’llll.A, Jf or Rent r. INHOFV Sjtobcs, fflntoaw, &c. HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION I A persons Intending to go to Housekeeping are Invited to call at WALKER fcCLAUDY’S NEW TIN AND STO VE STORE NO. IK, WEST MAIN STREET, and examine their Immense stock of STOVES, lIS WAJtte, and everything In our line. Having areally enlarged our facilities for doing business by severing the splendid Mm» Room, No. IH, West Main Ht reet. amf having just receiv ed largo Invoices of the latest and bent devices In the Heater. Stove. Tin ware and Japanned Ware line, we fed fully Instilled in the statement that wo can nccommuuuto ALE CLASSES OF CUSTOMERS more satisfactorily than any similar establish' meat in this county, in the Stove lino we offer the following: REGULATOR, EXCELSIOR PENN, NIAGARA. COM 15INATION, SUSQUEHANNA, NORLECOOK, ■ QUAKER CITY. These ore all llrst-class Stoves, which we will warrant to do what they are recommended for: but we have only space to speak particularly of one or two whoso merits deserve especial atten tion. THE REGULATOR COOK OFFICE, PARLOR AND Dining room stoves, ftinong which may bo found the celebrated base burning MORNING GLORY! THE MOST IVEAUTTFITT. OFFICE AND PARLOR STOVE EVKH orFEUI.D JO THE I'UHLIC. Ton much cannot bo said In pralseof the MOH. NING ULOUY which so tar has takeu the load of al! other stoves In the market. It 1h A GAS CONSUMER, burns Its own cinder, and requires very little at tention after the tiro Is made, It being so arrang ed that it will F KED ITS OWN COAL! Is liable to no explosion of gas, and Is positively the only stove la the market that has the cele brated' MILL GRATE! all others are counterfeit Imitations. In the TIN WARE and JAPANNED WARE Hue. we keep constantly on hand of our own and foreign manufacture, the very’ latest and best patterns, and made of the vtry best material by careful workmen. ALL KINDS OF ROOFING and general jobbing promptly attended to. Don’t forget No. m, West Main Street. Fob. 27. UMi*.—am NV AI.KEK A- CLAUDY. g P K I X « H A L E S Have commenced at the store of the undersigned N O II T H II A N O V E U STREET NO. 68, of nil kinds of IIM 72 7?.S’suited to tho wants of Housekeepers. Hotels, and all contemplating the furnishing of theiT houses. Having Just returned from the cities they are prepared to supply all with STOVES of every kind such ns COOK, PARLOR AND OFFICjE STOVES, consisting In part of the BARLEY SHEAF, NOBLE COOK, ORIENTIAL, PARLOR AND HEATER, also, the noted NATIONAL RANGE. Tlicy nro prepared to furnish those contemplat ing housekeeping, with all tilings necessary to a iris'/,/, REG CL A TSD HOUSE, Such nu TINWARE, of all descriptions. COFFEE MILLS, SAD IRON’S, SPOONS. LADLES, 40., Ac. U O O F I N G , SPOUTING JOBBING, and everything hi the lino of the tlnnci done at the Shortest Xotlcr ami on (hr .1 feut Retiaonuhlv Tcnnt, all wares warranted, Give them a cull as they are anxious to exhibit, feeling aatill and Hiding llall ith, a lot ol Slips, together with limny diner ar ticles not necessary to mention. Sale to com mence at Id u'cioi'ic, when lei ms will bo nmde kiiown by JACOB KINTZ. WM. Dkvknnev, Auctioneer. Feb. 13, IStG.-ts Q.UE A T SALE I) 11 V G O O D S AT A UCTIOy V I hereby announce to the public who deslio bargains that I will commence on Wednesday aiieruoon March 4, ul 1 o'clock, to sell my very laige stock of DRY GOODS at public auction. In this largo assortment w goods, everything needed by housekeepers amt Heads of lumilies, cun bo found. Bale to commence at 1 o’clock, afternoon ..i March 1, ami will bo continued each afternoon and evening until all it> disposed of. THE TERMS will bo liberal, as follows: Un all bills under SIA, cash on delivci y of ir,. goods; on all bills of $lO and upwards, u<4>-s win .be taken, payable In Bank, with appiowd secu rity,at six months from date; hut to air.-modal.- my patrons, I will deduct a jut cent, per annum trom the bills that exceed fclA. to those peivum that desire to pay cash. As my stoic Is LARGE AND CpMAJODIOUS I will have scats prepared, to be specially reset \ ed tor the ladles. A. W. BKNTZ, Feb. ‘JO, IStW.—lf A". 87 ,9. ifanover Nr.