jilcU) SlDbcrtisemcuts. !
I IriT Ob' DJaSALEIIS in Goods, Wares,
I i and Merchandise, also Urowers, iMullller*.
huuibennon, Hating Houses, &c., within tho
County of Cumberland, as appraised and assess
ed by P. A. Plank, Mercantile Appraiser. In ac
cordance with tho several acta of Assembly, us
follows, to wftr _
CARLISLE.
d<t 4i. Lien me.
W. C. Sawyer & Co., dry goods, 9 82.» 0;)
C. OgUby, do II \? W
Loldich it Miller, do -9 -> 00
L. T. Orecnllold, do 11 7 jW
W. A. Milos, do 13 19 99
.T. G. 11. Ring, do . 1-1 J 00
T. A. llurpcr, do 11 1j 00
Robert Aillson, groceries, 14 ' W
J. Mnvtiu, do 14 >_ 00
Wiishmood & Bro., do 14 < oo
W, Blair & Son. do 0 -> 00.
Keeny & Masonhohnor, do 14 7 oj)
Joseph Zeiglor, do 14 7 oo
John Fuller, do 14 »_ WJ
John Humor,. do 14 ' J™
11. Pohloy, do i: l L } oo
J. D. Mock, do 1 ' w
W. J. Cameron, do 14 j. 00
J. Boner. do 1 i «
W. 11. Hum, do 14 i W>
C. Llmnan, do H ,'OO
0. B. Holfinmi, do 13 w *
A. J. Mien, do 1 <OO
Daniel Shoemaker, do J* i ou
J. K. HpuiiKlcr, ■ <jo < ™
C. A. Smith, do 1 *OO
W.H. Smith, do 11 < W
Reotom A Rro., produce, 11 w 00
J. A D. Rhoads, 1 do / <OO
J. li. Rosier A Bro., do 11 low
It.C. Woodward, do II 13 ou
U. Harkncsa, do il 7 00
Lee <t Rro., do H 7 00
S. M, Hoover, lumber and coni, 14 700
A. U. Blair, do 11 . 15 00
Delahcey A Shrom, do 13 10 do
J. A. Wetzel it Co., flour and feed, 11 700
A. B. Ewing, farniluro, i 11 7 00
K. Rhoads, do 11 7 00
John Llzinan, do 11 7 oo
Fredrick Common, do 11 700
David Sipo, do II 7 00
Halbert Shaploy, do 14 700
J. U. Trlbler, agl., merchant tailor, 14 7 00
J.A.Eaklns, do ll 7 Oo
N. Hunich, do 11 7 00
J.Dorner, do 14 7 00
1. Livingston, do U 7 oo
H. Arnold, clothing. 14 7 00
A. G. Dechler, do 14 7 00
E. 11. Leonard, Jr., do 13 10 00
J.W. Hmlioy, do U 7 00
A. Lehman, do 11 7 oo
A. M. Piper, books, • 11 7 oo
J. London, do .11 7 00
George Yocum, confectionary, II 700
R. S. Hughes, do 14 7 00
Mrs. S. M. Klefler, do M 7 00
j. 11. Rheem A Co., do 11 7 00
Coyle A Co., notions, 11 7 00
Mrs. Itodoiiuergcr, do 11 7 oo
J. Hutton, fancy goods, 11 7 0)
A. 11. Miner, do 11 7 00
J. P. Neir, do II 7 00
J. Irvin, bools ami shoes, 13 10 00
F. C. Fleming, do. II 7 0o
Spouswoml it Korhy, do JI 7 00
P. Kellenborger, do 11 7 on
J. O. Gardner, do 11 7 0(1
W. C. Dlvon, do H 7 00
W. M. roller, do 11 7 oo
13. Blank, do 14 7 00
O. Ensmingcr, lenlber, 11 4 7 0o
J. G. Calho, hats and furs, 11 7 oo
J. Boa/, do 11 7 00
J. A. Keller, do M < oo
11. (Saxton, hardware, 0 2-> oo
Miller it Bowers, do 10 20 oo
11. llcystnger, watches and Jewelry, 11 7 no
w. D. A. Mangle, do M 7 00
T, Conlyn, do 11 j. (, o
F. C. Cramer, do II < oo
Corinnun it Worthington, drugs, II 7 oo
Mrs. c. Elliott, do 14 7 00
D. Halslon, do H < on
llaversllck A Bro., do 12 12 ->0
1). Conmian. do II 7 oo
John Campbell, sowing machine.**, Jl 7 oo
Mrs. Oekcr, do 14 < 01
(0. 1.. l.octunan, do 11 < 1 •->
Mrs. M. Meir, millinery. M 7 00
Mrs Ghenowelh, »lo H < Oil
Mrs. F. Williams, do 11 7 oo
J. c. l.rsber, photographs, II <oo
Mrs. R. A. Smith, do 11 7 On
Samuel Ensuilnger, robes, H 7 01
W.Clepper, do 11 i (|l)
Walker it Claudy, slaves, 1 < J
William Fridley, do 1 w
Rinesmlth A Hupp, do 1 j "
Jacob Martin. h.-.kcr. 1 -
William Wellers, do . < «
Paler Miller, ~ do 1 i. !
Mrs. A. M. Fredericks, do I I i W
Do.sh A Baylor, cigars, 4. >_ «
I>. Rlioads, do H < 0J
MECHANICS BURG.
Koonl/, Mcgary A Co., dry goods, 11
llurst a- Sou, do 10
Joseph Elcock. do 1«
Urugn A Bro., do II
J. D. Rafeusbergor, do 1-
Hrliidlc it Nieswauger, do 0
J. s. Updegruph, do U
Comfort it Buttorfl’, do 11
Ilockafellow it Miller, groceries, 11
West ii Eberly, do 12
Knull'iuun itGrillUh, do 12
Deviuney it Myers, do -11
Fiorh & Helkes, do 12
J. Kmmlnger, do 13
Yeimau Eves, drugs, 11
.1. B. Herring, do 14
11. F. Guyer, do 11
Ira Day, do 11
Btailer it Bro., bats and caps, 14
Henry Zum, bools ami shoes M
Bowman A Rro,, do 11
Levi Hiogel, do 13
C. Kelm, do 11
John 11. Keller, do 11
Jacob K. nonguecker, do il
Mauk it Delhi, furniture, 11
Tilzel A Bro., do 11
John Rupp, do l j
R. s. hapioy, jewelry, 11
Jacob Bwaitz, do 1
Robb & Kimmoll, hardware, 11
Royer, Eberly it Co., do h
R. Wilson, stoves, 1
Woudorllch A Ilauck, do I
J.J. Smith, couioctlonaiy.
J. Uhlur, do
Jacob Grove, Ido 1
L. D. Keefer, merchant tailor, H
L. W. Abrams, clothing, .1}
Win. Railing, do 1
Mrs. S. Simons, do 11
M. Guswller, cigar-, 1
B. Palmer, ho J*
Matthews <t Bro.. gas litters, 11
Mrs. Bryan, millinery, 11
L. F. Eberly, lumber, u
J. Milleiaen, do 11
Joseph Long, do |-
JI. S. Moor A Co., do ll
Stay mini it Bucher, produce, !>
Johnson it Son, do it
T. B. Bryson, do J
Miller it Garrett, do Jl
W. 11. Oswald, coal, I ; >
J. W. Lochman, phologrnplia, il
R. W. Mutteson, do 11
J. L. Reciter, books, H
11. Null, marketing, 1
E. ilollman, do H
SIUPPENSBURG.
’ Robert Snodgrass, dry goods, 12
D. 11. McPherson, do ll
J. it J. R. Rcddig, uo 19
Danner it .Seely, do 13
G. 11. Siewart, do ll
Turmoil it Kimboll, groceries, 11
G. K. Duke,. do 11
fc>. Myers, do 14
J. Kelso, do 11
M. M. Angle. do 11
Hague it adders, do 11
McPneison A Go., hardware, 11
Grablll it Hollar, do 13
J. G. AILlc, arugs, 14
B. K. Keller. do • H
G W. Groit, bools and shoes, H
p. S. Art/, do ll
.1.8. Cole, do 1
W. Clark, confectionary, 11
S. Hollar, do H
W. H. Hollar, do 14
L. Fobtnuught, do 11
Sheai or it niulr, merchant tailors, 11
Landis it Render, do II
J. Bridges .t Sun, do 1
J. M. Smiley, do 1-
T. P. Blair, produce, 11
W. T. S. Jamison A Co., do T-
Morrow it Fuckiuger, do 13
Long it Gish, do ll
Lawiou it Go., • do 19
A. aieier «t Sou, do 13
D. J. auoddy, furniture, 1
Baruimrt, Duko & Bro., do 11
.1. Luuais, Jewelry, ll
W. D. E. Hayes sewing machines, 14
11. il. Sturgeon, millinery, ll
John A. Wolf, stoves, 11
R. s. Stones, drugs, 11
J, M. lieyites, stoves, H
J. Kelso, boons, • 11
NEW CUMBERLAND,
dry* goods, - 11
Uo 13
do U
lumber, 13
do 11
do 14
do 11
NEWBURG.
Stevlck itSwlgert, drygoods, 11
Elliott it Barr, do U
Eisenhower A Hale, ao M
C. Siovlck, lurulture, 14
D. McCoy, bools and shoes, 11
NEWVILLE.
T. Slough, dry goods, 10
T. MuGundllah, do ll
E. James A Bro., do U
S. E. U’Niel,, do 14
M. U. Skinner, hardware, 11
ICuuklo it McGandlish, do 19
J. H. Miller, drugs, 14'
Mrs. R. Heed, do 1-4
S. G. Wild, do 14
S. Glauser it Son, groceries, 13
G. M. Bnckor, furniture, 14
J. Bncker, do 14
H Henry, confectionary, 14
J, J.Crawlord, do 14
C McCartney, photographer, ll
Brewster it Dougherty, mer. lullor, 14
L. H. Randall, do 14
James Kennedy, stoves. 14
G. W. Mull, do 11
G. W. Landis, Jewelry, Il
A. L. Irvin, bools ana shoes, 14
Joseph Luughliu, feed, 11
Myers itShmalleid, do 14
LOWER ALLEN,
A. Pretz it Sou, boots and shoes, 14
G. A. Doinch. stoves, 14
O. Shorten, drugs, 14
UPPER ALLEN.
J. H. Guswller, dry goods, 13
J. Swartz, merchant tailor, 11
MONROE.
dry goods, 19
do 11
do 14
, T, Willett,
Baughman &. Son,
Kuna »Si Co.,
Henry LI. iMossor,
diaries oyster,
O, James,
Leo&Huorly,
George Brlndle, c
Kauffman <£ Paul,
Theoph Hus Wolf,
Peter Uiller, stoves,
Samuel Plunk, feed,
Henry Spahr. do
SOUTH MIDDLETON.
Williamson & Bro., dry goods, 12
Wehbert & Borland, do 12
U. Harman. do i;i
Samuel Wolf, do U
C. Keep, furniture, H
Philip Ulopper, confectionary, H
J. Heckman, do 11
Mrs. E Hartzoll, groceries, U
G. Ooesamau, llour uud feed, 11
J. Zigler, do II
DICKINSON,
dry goods,
do
Samuel "Wolf.
David Myom.
Gardner & Myers,
PENN.
dry goods, H
do H
do H
do H
Honry Ocker,
Ernest &. Co.,
Peter Garber,
George Beelem,
flcto SUJbcrttecnxcuts
NEWTON,
Jacob Wushlngor, drygoods, 11 700
Clever «fc Earnest, do 11 7 00
John Kyle, do 14 7 00
H. Miller & Son, do M 7 00
J. M. II oi r »t Co., do 14 7 00
John Minich, groceries, II < I*o
Ueberllg A Son, do 14 7 00
Samuel Mutch, bools and shoes, 14 <OO
Mrs. M. A. Walker, confectionery, 11 7 00
Willihm Lewis, variety, H J 00
Manning «kßr'o., produce, 10 20. «
11. Snyder, do 10 ■£! W
Watts &. Sharp, do 11 1j 00
J. d;J.B. Hursli, do « ■*}
Hursli dr 13r0., do 11 L M
(J. H.liorn, jnarketlng, 14 < W
Jacob Stlizel, do 11 7 00
\V. Ueofsnydcr, do 11 <OO
I>. W. Spencer, stoves, 11 7 00
Graham 4 Morrow, dealers, II 700
SOUTHAMPTON - .
W. C. Clark, drygoods, 11 7 00
L. Stroll m, do 1-1 10 00
D. S. Crofl, do 11 7 00
J. Schock i Co., do -14 7 00
G. Clover,
.1. Wulsmllli,
S. A. Stoner,
WEST PEN NSBOROU OH.
Jacob llandshow, drygoods, 111 10 00
J. G. Weaver, do 10 10 00
Kroser 4 Durr, do II 7 00
J S. Carothers, produce, 13 10 00
L. J. Shumbuugh, do 11 7 00
W. 13. Brandon, do 13 in 00
Jacob Wolf, groceries, II 7 oo
T. Hess. market ini;,
I*. Hess, do
William Bishop, do
east pennsborough.
W. O’Jlimks a- Son,
John Glcamier,
Nicklous 4 Bowman, do 11
J. Longerucckcr, groceries, 11
H. Boults,
E. W. Smltliors, do 11 7 00
S. L. Hummel? do . II 700
Irvin Mahon, produce, II 15 00
Zuclmrlns 4 Hon, do H 7 00
May 4 Co., do M 7 oo
Murim 4 Co., lumber, N 7 00
G. Oyster, do 11 7 (K)
K. Hummell, do 11 7(H)
A. Kbner, furniture, 11 7 00
N. Hood, stoves, II 7 oo
HAMPDEN,
D. Rupp, dry goods, 13 10 oO
K. W. ,U). Wise. do 13 10 00
J. 11. Murray, do n Tim
D. P. Llghtuer, do 14 7(H)
J. M. Tomplin, groceries, 11 7 00
C. Tomplin, lurulluro, 14 7 00
D. Rupp, produce,
SILVER SPUING,
J. B. LelcUch 4 Ehcrly, dry goods H 7no
Orris 4 Lamb, do 12 12 50
Luose.tEwalt, do 13 10 00
J. B. Nauso do 11 7 0(1
Burkholder, do II 7 on
J. S. Rigger, confectionary, 11 7 no
W. W, W unbaugh, furniture, II TDD
J. 11. Lcddiga Bro., produce, 13 in DO
MIDDLESEX.
J. H. Swilcr, dry goods,
J. C. Gill, groceries,
Mifflin.
J. M. Waggoner, groceries,
FUANKFOUD.
Alexander 4 Woods, dry goods, II 7 UU
DISTILLERS AND BREWERS.
J, W. Whaler. Newton, n 25 m)
EATING HOUSES,
John Meloy, Moclmnlcslmrg, > 5 no
I*. Spidlo, Silver Spring, » 5 on
George Murphy, Nmvloii. S 5 on
Mrs. it. -hupp, South Middleton, 8 5 0o
J. KUlimer, Shlppcniiburg, * 5 Du
BILLIARD SALOONS.
(’apt. E. P. Zinn, Moclmnlcsburg, to no
Jacob Hippie, Carlisle, 10 on
Appeal to bo held al the Court House, la Car
lisle, on the Uh Mill, IMb and 25t h days of April
Isas, at which tune all persons aggrieved will he
heard.
April 2, ISOS. — II
US. .INTKiIN AL HIS VFN UR—t’ol
, Jcellon of Annual Tuxes lor Isis.—
Collector’s Office,
Mkchanicsburo, Pa.,
March 20, ISOS.
Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United Stales, all persons assessed on the Anim
al List of HW, for special tax or License. Tux on
Income, Camrges, Gold Wniches, Pluto, «fcc., are
hereby nothlcd Unit, the Collector of the District,
or his Deputy, will be present to receive the
aforesaid Taxes, at the place and time below
named:
YORK <!0 VNTY.
20 (HI
20 DO
15 DO
12 r.o
2-1 00
10 00
15 U 0
7 Do
12 SO
12 50
At Goldsboro’, on Thursday, tho Oth of April,
ISOS, for part ol the 7lli Division, including Coiie
wago and Newberry townships. Al Centerville,
on Monday, Hie I3tn day ol April, isos, amt at
Shrewsherry.on the lltli of April, lalks, for the Ist
ami 2nd Divisions. At tho olheu ol the Assistant
Assessor, at Hanover, on Thursday, the loth day
of April, for the Old Division. Al me olllco of! he
Assistant Assessor in Windsor township, on Fri
day', tho J7lh ot April, for Hie Uh Division. Al
Wrlgliisvllle, on .Monday, Die 2oih of April, ami
at the olllco ol the Deputy Collector, in York, Pa.,
on Tuesday’, Wednesday and Thursday, the 2lsi,
22nd and 23rd days of April, lor the sih and oth
Divisions.
12 50
ID DO
7 Oo
C UMBERLA KD CO UNTY,
At Kline’s Hotel, Bridgeport, on Friday, the
IDth ol April, lor East PeiiusUoro and Hampden
townships, and lor Rye and Penn townships,
Perry county. Al lleca’s Hotel, Lisbui n, on Sai
nt dav. Hie Hill. day, «l April, lor Lower Alien
township, and lor i* ulrviuV lonuomp, lorn, oo
At the oltluc ol tho Assistant Assessor, at ship
ponsuurg, on Monday, the 13th day ol April, iui
Luo townships of tsluppousburg, oouihaiuptou
and Hopewed, and tho boroughs of ohippeiisb’g
and Newpuig. At the olllee ol Uio Assistant As
sessor at Newvllle, on Tuesday, the Mth day oi
April, for the townships ot MiiUm, Frankioru,
Wmst Pennsboro’, Penn and Newton and the
Borough of Newville. At Uheem’a Hall, Carlisle,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the loth and lull,
days of April, foriho townships of North Mid
dleton, South Middleton, Middlesex and Dickin
son, and the Borough ul Carlisle. At the Collec
tor’s ulllce, In Mecnanicsburg, on Monday’ and
fnesday, the ZULU and 2lsl days of April, lor Hie
townships ol Silver spring, Upper ALeu and
.Monroe, and Mechanicsburg Borough, mid the
townships of Momiglmn.Canol.Fraultlin, Wash
ington and Wumngton, in York county.
PERRY VO UK 2'Y.
/ oo
7 DO
15 00
25 DO
7 00
7 DO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 DU
7 00
7 00
7 0u
15 Dll
15 (HI
12 50
7 UU
25 00
25 00
25 00
15 00
ID 00
7 Uu
At the olllee of the Assistant Assessor, at Lnn
disuurg, on Wednesday’, me loth day’ of April,
lor tuo townships of Tyrone, Jackson, Madison,
Saville.Toboyneimdihe Borough ol Lundisburg.
At the olllee of tho Assistant Assessor, at New
Bioomtiold, on Thursday, Mm Kith day of April,
for the townships oi Spring, Carrol,Centre, Juni
ata and Tuacurora, and me Borough ol New
Bloomfield. At Miller’s Hotel, Newport, on Fri
day, the 17t.1i day ol April, lor Hie townships di
Wnealileld, Miller, Watts, iiullkloe. Greenwood,
Liverpool, diver, Howe, and the Boroughs oi
Newport and Liverpool.
the 13th, 11th, 15th, Kith, 17lh and 13th ol
April, collections will not bo received at the Col
lectors olllee, m Meclmmesburg, as he will he un
aent lining Hie above appointments.
T A K E iVO T I OE /
By the Law as amended, March 2nd, ISO 7, par
ties lulling lu pay at Hie Hu e spnciilcil above,
will Incur tho following expenses:—2u oenu fo<
notice, and-1 cents per miiu for service ui the
same, with 5 per centum penalty, and interest at
I per centum per mouth additional.
/HP - Tho above mentioned places have been se
lected as the most central in Hie several Divis
ions, but luxes will be received on the duysspeci
lied, at any of these points most convenient to tho
tax payer. WM. PENN LLOYD,
Apl. 2, ISdS.—3t Collector loth District l>a.
p I A N 6 FORTES!
CHICKERING & SON’S.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
ToafTord aa opportunity to those persons de
sirous of obtaining a SUPERIOR PIANO, the
Special Agent of the above wall known housb
will exhibit and oiler lor sale
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of those JUSTLY cele
brated Instruments at
NO. 32, EAST MAIN ST.,
nearly oppositelho “Cornman House,” where all
are invited to call and examine whether wishing
to purchase or not. OLD Pi AN 08 TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE. E. H. OSBORN.
Apl. 2, tf Special Ag't/or Chickering it Son's.
15 00
11) UU
15 00
10 00
7 DO
7 00
7 00
15 00
15 mi
10 00
7 00
7 00
JSO. 3. BA “ K NO. 3.
Tar Wild Cnerry and JToarhound Cough Candy.
This unrivaled COUGH CANDY has gained for
itself a reputation second to none, ns a remedy
lor Coughs, Colds, and Aflectlonsol tho Lungs.
Certificates of cures are continually coming in.—
Eminent physicians pronounce It the Best and
Safest lettiedy foi the cure of GOUGHS, COLDS,
CROUP, BO RET H RU AT. ASTHMA or PHTHIS
IC, iiNFLAMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c., «tc.—
Public speakers will lind this article especially
useful. It keeps the throat clear, strengthens the
lungs, and gives lone to the voice. Tills article
is prepared in three dllferent ways. No. 1 is mild
.and especially adapted lor children; No, 2 isstlll
more strung and powerful, used for ordinary
coughs and colds; No. 3 Is adapted and used for
uflections of tuo lungs and consumption.
•Manufactured by A. BANKER, Thiid street,
above North, llnnißbujg, Po. Hold everywhere,
by principal Druggists, Confectioners and Gro
cerors. [Apl. 2,’08.-11]
12 50
7 00
xtp*add tapers.
' ' 'paper HAUaiNOKI
20 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
WALL PA PER S ,
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES
FOR PARLORS. HALLS, ETC,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HOWELL & BOURKE’S,
Corner of Fourth ami Market streets,
April 2,1603.—5 in Philadelphia.
12 50
12 50
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
.7 00
District attorney.—i respect
tally announce to my Irlends in Cumberland
wmnly, that I will bo a candidate »t the next el
ection, for the otllco of District Attorney, sub
ject however to the approval of the Democratic
Convention. i . . , ...
1 will bo thankful for the support of my fellow
Democrats, and pledge myseli. if nominated and
elected, to discharge the duties of the otllco with
honesty and fidelity. ~ „ * -vr
Marou-20,1868.—t0 M, C. HERMAN,
NOilCli. —2s«tico Is hereby given Unit
the following named persons have Hied ap
plications for Hold, Liquor and Restaurant Li
cences, under the several Acts of Assembly rela
ting thereto, Intlieolllcoof the Clerk of the Court,
of Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county,
whlcn said applications will bo presented to
said Court on Mondav, the 13th day of April,
Isih:
Philip I’rUsli, K. Ward, Boro’ Carlisle.
John B. Floyd, “ " “
John Hannon, “ “ *•
U. L. Burkholder, W. Ward. “
Geo. Wetzel, “ " “
John Riley, •* “
Jacob ThuUim.t, *• *• “
John Early, “ “ *•
Joseph L. Knotlle, Dickinson township.
Murim Slimier, E. Ponnsboro’ “
Jacob Switzer, “ “
L. Hatfield,
Jacob Kline, “
Elizabeth Clay, “ "
Miles Crolcy, Hampden “
John Hinkd, Lower Allen
John G. Heck. •• •• “
John T, Bhelbly, Middlesex “
W. G. Thompson, •* “
Augustus L. llursh, Monroe “
Francis Larcw, Medmnlcslmrg Boro’.
T. J. Kerr, “ *•
John Thompson, “ “
Isaac Hull, “ “
Geo. L. Sponslov. “
C. MelUhger. Newton township.
Henry Hursli, " “
J, C, Beecher, Noith Mld’ton “
H, S. Wilder, NuwCumbTml Boro’,
Win, C. Sharp, Newburg “
r. A. llcnnebargcr, Nowvlllo “
Henry Shrelller, “ “
Elms B. oyster, Penn township.
Clemen Grove, Shlppcnsbarg Boro’.
Win. M. Aughlnbaugli, “ “
.1. T. Jniikln, •“ “
John Wynkoop, Hr., •* ,l
Christian Gross, *• “
B. K. Koller, “ 11
Win. Clarke, Kmillminpton township,
aamuel Baugliman, “
Win. 8. Muhin, South Middleton “
Jeremiah liunnou, “ “ “
David Guycr, “ 1 “
Ellen Rupley, ” " ,l
J. W. Letdig, silver Spring “
Alexander Klink, “ “
John C. Reuser, “ “ “
Geo. K. Duey, “ “ “
Joshua Culp, Upper Allen '■
Jacob Chisndl, W. Pennshoro’ “
J.W. Fair.
II 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 00
11 7 CO
dry goods, 13 10 00
do 13 111 <H)
13 ’ 10 00
RETAILERS.
John Fuller, E, Ward, Boro’ Carlisle.
Henry Poliiy, “ “ *•
C, P. Eukels, “ “ 14
11 7 DU
Clirlstliui Klmllor, E. Ward, Boro’ Carlisle
Andrew J. Bair, ” “
Mias Donnelly, “ “
Rubeeni Luimtioli, ” “ “
David Black, W. Ward,
1 lieoiloru Jones, “ ” ”
ihuums lUlllellngcr, FranUfnrd township.
.•Miuumcl R. Grove, Upper Allen “
Elian Good, Lower Allen “
John Mi.iov, Mocimmcsburg Boro.'
SAMUEL BIXLER,
March lU. ImN. —lc Clcr/c (Quarter Sessions.
II T 10
JJKOCLAM ATfON.~Whereas the
I lion. James 11. Graham, President Judge ol
mo several Conns of Common Pleas ot the coun
ties olVuiiiherland, Perry, uml Junlalu, uiul Jus
tices of tho several Courts ol Oyer and I'erminer
ami General Jail Delivery In -said counties, ami
T. I*. Uliur uml 11. Stuart, Associate Judges ol llio
Courts ol Oyer and Tenimier amt Jail Delivery
a»r the t rial' of all capital and oilier otlemlers, m
Uu* said county ol Cumberland, by Uimr pre
ccols to mo directed, dated the IJUi diiy of
January, A. !>., have ordered ihe Court
ol ever ami Terminer ami General Jail De
nverv to bo holdoli at Carlisle, on the J<l Mini
da\ ‘„i Apnl, IMW, (being tho I.lth dayj at
iu o'clock m the forenoon, to continue two weeks.
Notnas is hereby given to Llio Coroner, Justices
of the Peace, ami Constables of the said county
ol Cumberland, that they are by the said precept
commanded to ue men and there in tlieir proper
persons, with their rolls.i ecords, and inquisitions,
examinations, ami all other remembrances,- to do
muse things win ok to their olllces appertain to be
done, ana all thoso that are bound by recog
nizances, to prosecute against the prisoners that
mo or then shall bo la ihe Jail ol suit! coun
ty are to bo there to pvdsocnlc them as shall bo
.11 i-C C. TUO.MPrtUN,
March o. lv>S.—le H/u-ntf.
PETER A. PLANK,
Met candle A ypraiscr
VTOTICIS. —Notice is hereby given Unit
I uppiicutlon will bo made for the mcorpora
.w*j oi a Ltauk of deposit, discount ami Circula
tion, under the authority ol the Act of Assembly,
approved May Ist. lotil, to be located In Carlisle,
Cumbei land County, Pa., ami to bo called tbo
• Parmer s Hank,” with a capital of ility thoti
suud dollars, with the privilege oi Increasing the
,juii6 to one handled thousand dollars.
ROUEKT GIVEN, WM. 11. .MILLER,
C. I*. UUMERICU. CAREV W. AiiL,
J. C. HOPPER, AJJN ER W. HEN TZ,
ITIUMAS PATTON, AIiRA.M WITMER,
NOI'TsMNGER, Sr., I)AV Id iIEIKES.
Jan. JO, latid. —dm
Dissolution of paiitneu
.slUi*.—Notice Is hereby given that the part
.o.stnp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the name and stylo of Smith
/angler, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The books will ho Icltatlheii «d<l stand
where all pcisos Indebted are requested to cull
immediately and settle. The business will bo
carried on l>y Joseph Zclgler, at the old stand,
rob. -0, INK WM. H. s.MITIi.
JOSEPH ZEI< i I.ER.
March o. h')>. i M.
nIS.SOLUTIO N OF PARTNER
SLLIL*.—The partnership licrctolore existing
ociwoen ii 3 ,..nm ! uimurAi.l;looii u UICIiXV
as produce dealers, Is hc'-eby dissolved by mutual
consent of both parties. The books,accounts, &e..
will he leit m the hands ol K. AbUSUN, lor eol
leellcm. All persons indebted will make settle
ment ns soon as possible. Tho business will bo
carried on as heretofore hy Rult'T ALLISON, at
llio old stand. R. ALLISON,
March .j, ISIIS.—Ot J. W. KEENY,
NOTICE. —Notice is"hereby given that
Letters of Administration on the estate of
.mum Whllcombu, deceased, late ol Monroe
township, have been ('ranted to the under
signed residing in the same township. AH
persons indebted I ) said estate are requested to
.nuke payment immediately, and those having
chums against said estate will also present them
lor settlement. JOHN HAUL,
March i!0, intiji.—(lt Administrator.
NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that
letters Testamentary on the estate of Dan
iel Fought, deceased, late of Silver Spring
iwp , Cumberland county, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing in same township.
AH persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make paviuentlmmedlately, ami those hr r ing
claims will present them for settlement.
WILLIAM FOUGHT,
March 12, 1668.—(it Executor.
IJKOTHO NOTARY'S NOTICE.- No-
I lice is hereby given that Hie account of John
■smart. Jr..Sequestrator of the Hanover ami Car
lisle Turnpike Uoiul Company, will lie presented
to the Court of Common Fleas of Cumberland
County, for continuation, on Wednesday, the loth
day ol April, IsUS. .1. I*. IiHINDLE,
March 12, h>UB.—ll* I‘rothonuUiry.
XTQTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
_l\ Letters Testamentary on the estate ol Thomas
ot’culioh, lute of Newton township, deceased,
have been Issued to the undersigned, residing m
sumo twp. Ail persons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate are requested to make pay
ment immediately, and those having claims
against said estate will also present them for set
tlement. JAS. MCCULLOH,
March 5,1608.—f1t* Executor.
NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration on the estate of
Adam Illsur, deceased., late of Fran it ford twp.,
Cumberland county, have been granted to
the undersigned residing in the same township.
AH persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against said estate will also present them
lor settlement. JACOB NHJKBY,
March 5, iaOS.—Ot Administrator,
NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that
Lvttcis Testamentary on the estate of
"s iisiin Deter, lulu of Monroe township dec'll, have
been granted to the undersigned residing hi the
same township. All persons indebted tosaldes
tato are requested to make payment immedi
ately, and those having claims against said es
tate will also present them for settlement.
SAMUEL DUICKBII,
March 5, 1608.—flt Executor.
\TOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
1\ Letters of Administration on the estate of
John Cocklin, deceased, into of Silver Spring
twp., have been granted to Jol\n Bobb of same
two., and Melchoir thicker of Monroe twp. All
persons Indebted to said estate am requested to
make pavmont Immediately, and those having
claims wUI present them for settlement.
.UiHN noun,
MELCHOIiI KICKEIt,
March 5,1808.—Gt Aduuuibtrators.
NOTICE.— Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration on the estate of
oamiiol Cocklin, deceased, late of Bllvor Spring
twp., have been granted to the undersigned resid
ing in sumo twp. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment immedi
ately.and those having claims will present them
aor set,lenient. MA^UOKLI^,
March 6,1803.—f1t Mdmfnwfrtkor*.
rnHE FARMER’S BANK, OF CAR-
L LIBLE, PENNSYLVANIA,
Recently organized, has been opened, for the
transaction of a general banking business, in the
corner room of It. Givens now building, on the
North West corner of High street and tho Centro
.Square.
The Directors hope by liberal and careful man
agement to make this a popular institution, and
a safe depository for all who may favor the bank
with their accounts.
Deposits received and paid buck on demand, in
terest allowed on special deposit. Gold, Silver,
Treasury Notes and Government Bonds, bought
and sold.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
country. Discount day .Tuesday. Ranklnglioms,
Irom 0 o’clock A. 3t. to :1 o’cloca i». ai.
STOCICIIOLWKKS OF THE FAIOIEKV HASH
J. W. Smiley, -S. R. Mount/,
j|C. Iloflbr, John B. Ocker,
joltn Gutslmll, Carry W. Ahl,
David P. Hoover, Jacob R. Seitz,
John McGinnis, Christ.Staymun,
Jacob Nolltslnger, John 11. Miller,
diaries \V. Weaver, J. Dorshetmer,
C. P. Humoiicli, John Beelem,
John C. lieikes, Jacob lloeinor,
George Helices, Elms Brcnuuman,
Wm. Rlalr, H. Sprolo Woods,
A. W. Rent/, Jacob Ueetem,
Jacob .Seitz, Win. Baruitz,
didst. Long. Emnmiol Line, Jr.
W. M. Penrose, .-am*! Abrahlmes,
J. W. Weakley, A. C. iirlndlo,
Daniel Myers, . W. H. Cook.
Jacob Wilmer,
DIIUXTOUS.
R. Given. President, Win. 11. Miller,
Thomas Paxton, David Helices,
John W, Craighead, A. J. Herman,
March 23,isiw.—if Abtalmm Winner
TO LE T . — Eleven acres of excellent
ground, In two enclosures.adjoining Carlisle
Barracks. Apply to . EMMASANNO,
March 20,—k* No, 37 Ecut LoxUhor street.
JLetjal Jloticcs
HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS.
J. C. HOFFER, Guiltier
Sjarßßmrc, faints, scc.
JNDUSTUIA PROSTERET.
I havo lately made largo additions to my al
ready
EXTENSIVE STOCK OK HARDWARE
In all Us branches and departments, and buying
exclusively for Qm/i, *< am able to compete
with Phllad’a. Mark els, and to Whole
sale at Maau/acturer'ii In tern.
All orders attended to personally.and with our
usual promptness. Goods delivered to all parts *»f
the town FREE OF CHARGE.
Wo Invito the special attention of Blacksmith's
and Wagon-Makers to our extensive stock In
their lino, comprising In pari
Hammered,
Rolled,
English Ucflned,
• and Norway Iron,
. of all shapes and sizes.
Burden's Horse and
Mule Shoes,
Horse and Mule Iron,
Nalls t>f different brands,
Rowland’s Black and
Polished Springs,
Sanderson’s Cast-Steel.
Spring,
Sleigh,
Blister and
Toe Steel,
Blacksmith’s Prills,
Solid-Box Vices, Bel lows, Flics, Hasps,
and Case Hardened Wagon, Carriage,
and Buggy Axles.
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND SLEIGH
Fixtures, embracing in part: Hubbs, Spokes,
Felloes, Bows,Shafts, Carriage Poles, Sleigh Run
ners, Fenders. Top LeatheivDuck Canvas, Dril
ling, Damask, Lace, Trimmings, Ac., 100 nu
merous to mention.
Cut and Clinch Nalls, at the very lowest mar*
ket rates. Country Merchants supplied at manu
facturers’ prices.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
will find it to their ml van Inge to buy Nails, Locks,
Paints, Oils, and other, Building .Materials, to
gether with
CARP EN T E II S' T O C) L S
from the first. Makers warranted to give
enUrcsatisfaetion in —<iiuitlty and pric-
CAIIINET MAKERS AND UNDERTAKERS
wo would Invite your attention to our largo and
stock of Walnut and Mahogany Vaneors,
Chair, Sola, and Bed Springs, Moss, Hair Ao„ Ac.
Collin Handles, Lace, Fringe and all necessary
materials and goods in their line.
SADLER’S FINDINGS AND TOOLS
of every variety comprising In part Black,
lied and While. Enameled and Patent Leather.
Hog Skins, Saddle 'frees, Stirrups, Japanned ami
Silver Haines, Horse Blankets, Collars, Bridle
Bills, Buckles, Bings, Bwnv-Bands Rcm-Web,
Girthlngs, Blanket Binding, Ives' ami North's
Self Adjusting Trees, Ac., Ae,
A LARUE STOCK UF SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS
and Findings, Morroceoes, Tampicoes, Sheep
Skins, Colored Lin GTTST3 tags, Ae., all of which
will be sold at the -XL lowest t>i.\h rales.
P A 1 N T S AND OILS.
Twenty lons of the following brands of White
Leads and Zinc’s: Wt iheilll's Lead, Liberty do.,
Buck do., Crystal do.. Mansion tin., Fiencli Zme,
American do.,Snow \\ lute do., Florence do.,Col
ored do.
Colors of every description dry and In oil In cans,
and tubes. Also, Gold Leal, French and German
Bronze, Paint, Varnish, mid Camel Hair Brush
es. Graining Combs and Brushes.
OILS AND V A UXISHES
Linseed Oil,
Sperm do.,
Fish do.,
Lard do.,
1 .übrlc do.,
Neats Foot do.,
Turpenliia
i.oach Varnish,
Furniture do.
WhlteDemardo. do.
JAPAN IRON AND LEATHER VA UN ISM F.S
Also, Putty,
Litharge.
'Whiting,
(Rue.
shellac,
Rosin,
Chalk,
Alum,
Copperas,
Borax
Muddei,
Logwood,
We would especially Invite the attention of
Fanners, Mechanics and the communi
ty In general Jo the following articles;
DOUGLAS COWING & RUMSEV’S
IRON CURB WELL AND CHAIN PUMPS,
DRAWING WATKK PTIOM
FIVE To ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET.
Wood. Iron and Lead Pipe to suit,
HYDRAULIC RAMS Ac., Ai
\ constant ami fresh supply of
DUPONT S
Rook,
Rltle,
Eagle and
Duck Powder,
Together with .
Safety Fuse,
1 Mllllm-liß.
- i 'row-Bars,
01-lllH.
Sledges.
Napping Hammers,
foiiu'iil ot the
Following brands,
i Warranted fresh
and good,)
KoscnUale,
Scotland and
Ifuncock,
Also,
Calcine
Plaster,
Putro
Sand,
-KT3i- &c.,&c«
Elizabethtown, and London Hames, straight
nn<l twisted. Hint and Long traces, sth Chains,
Sproades, Halters, Chains, Cow Ties, &0., Ac.
FAIUI BELLS
of all sizes, (warranted not to crack.)
MILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS,
iutciikr saws, knivp.s, steels, dm., We.
A LAKfiK AND NEW STOCK
c e u a it w a r !•:, r o m p u i s i n g
Tubs,
Churn- s,
flutter Bowls,
Prints , cOc., &c.
Plain and
Porcelain-Aim'd,
Oral and
Pound Boilers ,
J'orcclain,
Brass and
Copper
“S 3? Preserving
Kettles,
Waffle and
' Grid-Irons.
A NEW LOT OF OUAIN BAGS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TINNERS SOLDERING IRONS,
SOLDER, 11A11 LEAD, SPELTER, BLOCK TIN
PIG LEAD, SHEET BRASS, &c.
SINGLE AND DOUULE DARREL SHOT GUNS,
Smooth and Twist Rifle’s, and Ulflo
BarrulH, and Mount « Jugs, Revolvers
and Rowlc Knives, also, .neiullc Calrldges to suit
llllles and Revolvers, of all tho Improvetl pat
terns.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND .MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES oi-
II 1 11 D C A O K s.
Also, Chamber ’WW'T" SeUn. Patent Me
tallic Ivon Hold WV er.s, Moss* Flow
er Hanging Baskets.
c ij otir e s w u i x a k u h
C H INKS E Cl O N (i S ,
HAND BELLS
F O R H O T E L K E E P 10 R W,
PIjAIN and gilt
Ij II TIIK R A N II Y M N POO K 8
ONLY AGENTS' FOR
PATENT WEATHER HTRIP*
used on doors iiml windows for cxeludln&pold,
min, dost, and snow without monUonln'£' tho
SAVING OF COAL
besides securing such comfort ns noothov expen
diture of fuel cun command.
A hS O SOLE AO EA t T, S /■’ Olt
rAIKBA-NIC’K STANIJAKI) KI.'AI-,T?B.
HOLE AUKXTfi t'OJt I’lnnlc Miming Ileum
Plows. Plunk High mid Low Cutter, Zcigler,
Wclrich, Bloomfield, Eagle and Fork Plows.—
Plow and Cultivator Handles, Plow Hearns, Ac.
Castings of every description to suit the above
Plows constantly on hund.
We are agents for the Patent Improved .V«w«r*
ing Faucet . Wo guarantee them to draw AND
measure correctly, the ficatie.il Molasses, Oils,
Tar, Varnishes. &c„ in the coldest weather.
1000 Kegs Nails Just received, and will sell
by the quantity at Manufacturer’s Prices for Oath.
Remember old stand. HENRY’ BAXTON,
No. 15 East Main St.,
Tan. 10,1808.—1 y OarlkUs, Fa.
JDri» ©ooßs.
KA D !
READ!
W. C. SAWYER & CO.
EAST MAIN STREET,
UNDER DORMAN HOUSE
Learning from the Now York Merchants Agency
that
A L A U It R A I) V A N C V
In. the price of
DRY GOODS
wan going to lake place from the increase in the
value of cotton and the stopping of many eastern
mills during the depression of trade,
W. C. SAWYER & CO.,
bought just before the late advance an Immense
stock of
DOMESTIC COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS,
itofsi: KfUNiHUiN'ti noons, caiu’ktv*, at 1 ., ac.
W. C. Sawyer & Co.,
are prepared for sixty days to give bargains In,
10-HM..-I l-l and H-l.
wihtk a mususk a shuttings,
. r ),00 yards of DARK LIGHT AND MOURNING
PRINTS,
I,oooyards of SCOTCH AND DOMESTIC G ING
-IIAMS.
H A N D LO O 31
Irish Table Linens,
Ae.,Ae
Linen Table Cloths In patterns, Wool Table Cov
ers, Plano Covers. Napkins, Crash and. Towels*
Damask for Curtains and Lounges, Curtain Ma
terials, French and English Counterpanes. Blank
ets, Feathers, Ac., Ac.
CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
W. C. SAWYER & C 0.,
make f arpeis a special department in their large
trade.
BEST ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
LdWEL & HARTFORD tiiueu-i-lv
A
INGRAIN CARPET S,
r 11 I lj A II H I. 1' II I A IN <1 It A I N
UPTC'H ANII LINUS HAKPETH,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN,
I'I.AIN AND T\V I I. I. Mil VENETIAN,
HTUI I’KIJ Foil HAM. AND S'iAIUS,
1,000 yards of
HOME MADE RAG CARPETS,
Rugs, Mftift, 8-4 (M 4-4
OIL C L O T H »S ,
popular makes.
S 11 A I) ES, N E.W S T V I. E .**»
HOOKING GLASSES,
NKW (ARRETS HELLING I’OK I,KBS THAN V’ncf/'COtff,
of Carpetii bought before the tlrsitin.be year.
NEW DRESS GOODS
for early spring trade,
R L A c K SI L K S, all colors of fancy silks,
ALPACCAS. POPLINS, MOHAIRS, «t DELAIN
ES. All kinds of White Cambrics. Swiss, Maw-
Rallies, Brilliants and other white goods. A larg o
stock of ■
NOTIONS
Housekeepers and all persons are respectfully
Invited to call. W. C. SAWYER & CO. boy R>r
CASH and sell at the LOWEST market rates.
Veto. 27,1808.
rjIHECEEE H R A T E D
I***!
It E A D !
TU<* STAR CORSET, which Is fast becoming
the standard corset of America. Is manufactured
without seams passing through the goods, which
remedies the great difficulty of hand made Cor
sets—ripping; also, as the material is thoroughly
shrunk before being made up, causes them to re
tain tbolr symmetry much hotter than the Ger
man, Woven, or French Corset, and ns for fit.
comfort and ease, far excels.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
NO. 4, EAST MAIN STREET,
D O M E STICS!
Notwlthsandlng the late advance In Cation Goods
GREENFIELD, AT No. -I EAST MAIN STREET,
Is now prepared to offer some BARGAINS In all
kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
Do you want a handsome Calico at 12 l £ cents?
If so, go to No. you will find it.
One case 6f the most popular makes bleached
Shirting Mußllns.hought before the lute advance,
will bo sold for 20.*’onts, worth 2.» cents.
TI C KINGS! TICKINGS!!
Now Is the time to buy thorn. Our eullrestook
TICKTXQfS were purchased at the lowest notch,
and will bo sold at correspondingly low prices
Also,
Hickory Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cottonndes, Drills,
Jtlae Drills, Jennt, Ac VERY CHEAP.
nil which we defy competition. A full hue of
COLORED SILK**. VERY CHEAP.
New styles Delaines, Linens and White Goods,
A good ILuok Towoll, all Linen, only cents.
Napkins. Dumusk Tiibh- Cloths by the veard and
pattern*.
Ijtom Tahir Linen*,
India Tied
Irish Linens
Bud Eye Crash, Linen Hnndekerehlel-c Ac., Ac,
R L A N K E T S ! BE A N KET S !
JDtp ©OOBg.
CORSET.
EXVLI ’SI IVJ A GF.N I\
i: JIILISLE, I’ A
DOMESTICS!
(J I N <1 H A M S ,
We have received this day some beautiful
NEW DRESS GOODS ,
I'-or-Spi-lnc. MELAN’UE I’ o r 1. 1 N for r.nilli-f
«Uits.
A very ImiulHOinu lino ol No«- vlpni'i-iw, In nil
the new Spring shades.
BLACK SILKS,
(ininlrrptinr
Jarnuflls,
(Mtnhrn'S,
Plaid OtmhrUkA,
Stripe Otinbi ies,
ItriUinul a.
7VrWoa.«.
\lrhirin Isn' t.
A T G O S T
A good stock of White Flannels on hand, very
clicap. Elegant White Cashmeres and French
Merinos at reasonable prices. A largo stock of
(.Roves, Crapes, Crape Veils, Scarfing, silks, and
Shroudings, always on hand. Funeral orders
promptly and satisfactorily filled.
CLOTHS & CASS I MERES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT from tho lowest grade
of AMERICAN to the finest FRENCH. All sizes
(iRAIN H A G S
on hand.
II O S 1 E It Y A N D G 1- O V E S
H«H)P SKIRTS. CHEAPER THAN EVER.
PAPER WINDOW SHADES.
OIL WINDOW SHADES.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
FRENCH CORSETS,
Till': REST Kin CLOVES
In fnrlMOus! 1 v.• 1 1. OXI.VDOT.r.AI! A Xl>
TH'XXTy-J'l I’K rj-JXTN.
lam happy to inform tho public Unit having
purchased a great many of the above goods be
fore the advance In prices we can oiler .some bar
gains that may not be found elsewhere. Tho buy
er can
S A V E M O X E Y
by loooklng round, we are now prepared to con
vince all that we cannot be undersold by any
house in Cumberland Valley, but will be found
a little lower limn tin* lowest.
I*. T. GREENFIELD,
NO, 1,
it
E \ S T M AIN S T H E E T ,
O A IUIKI.E, 1' A
March 12, IBM.
QHEAPE9T GOODS
BREWSTER & DOUGHERTY'S,
1! il. V lU\'l. JUST RETURNED TROD
NEW YORK mid PHILADELPHIA
with the cheapest, largest and neatest otuen of
goods ever ottered to the public.
MUSLINS from .<3 to BKH’’’ APPLETON Mels.
LADIES SHAWLS from S2.UO to 88.00, FURS.
HOSIERY. GOOD HEAVY CALF SKIN SHOES,
from Sl.oo to 31.50.
DRESS SHOES, HOODS,
and u beautiful tine of NOTIONS, also, n com*
pleto lino of Ladles’ Cloakings, out out free of
charge or manufactured to order. Gentlemen
will find-
CLOTHS, I'AfjalMlilttS, V Ea T J N O S
and Over-coatings In every style at prices below
anv store in Hie county. All goods cut free of
charge or manufactured to order. The cheapest
Boots and Shoes for Men’s and Boy's wear, war
ranted as represented. Ueinember we warrant
all goods. Also, a beautiful stock of Ladles'
Furs.
Doc. 12, ISO 7— tf
giljcritf’s Sales.
Q Hli R IFF ’ B~S \7. ii t!.
ijy virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Expo
nas and fieri Facias Issued out of Uie Court of
Common Pleas of Cumberland County, umi to
mo directed, I will expose to sale, by public ven
due or outcry, at llio court House, in tbc borough
of Carlisle, on I'ridtiy, April id, latE, at 10 o’clock,
A. M., tho following acscrlbed Ileal Estate, to wit:
A TRACT OF LaND siUuile in bilvcr Spring
township, Cuiuberiaud County. Pa., bounded on
the East by land of Henry Vuglesong, on the
South and West by lands of George Bcistiine and
the Cououogulucl creek, and on the North by
lands of fcumuel Voglesoug and Jacob Simmons,
containing 175 ACHES, more or less, having there
on erected a Two-Story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE and hack Kitchen, FHaME IJAUN,
Wagon Shell. Hog I’eu, and other out buildings.
Seized and taken m execution as tlio properly of
Edward Dummy.
Sojl J-Hnith Otmb’c,
Xaimooks,
A TRACT OF LAND in Hampdin township,
Cumberland County, bounded on Hie East by
John stiles, Sbaul, on the Smith by the
Stale road, on the West by Win. Matcliell and
David Hume, Esq., ami on tbo North by oilier
land of tho defendant containing Mi ACHES,
more* or less, having thereon elected a One and
A-llull Story HOUnE, Log Bam, brume Wagon
Sued Corn Crib and Hog Pen. seized and taken
iV eveeutlon as llie properly ol Saiitue! Hume.
—aLso—
Tito undivided interest In a certain Li ■ r OF
GROUND situato in the borough of Curie ie, Fa.,
hounded on tbc East by South Hanover street,
on the South bv Mrs. Grove, on Hie West
and Nortli by A. H. lliulr, containing is feet in
fionlon South Hanover street, and PL' Jeet In
dentil, ho the sumo more or less, having thereon
erected a Two-Story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, and Framo Kltclien, Hog Pen, Corn
Crib and oilier oulbuildlugH. Seized and taken
In execution as tho property ofHteplien Keepers.
■V LOT OF GROUND situato in tho Borough ot
Carlisle, Cumb. County, bounded on tho West by
Gilson Kiroltlcs’ heirs, on the North by West
Chanel alloy, on tho East by Jacob Luoys heirs,
and on thu South by South street, containing ill
feel in fronton Sou tit street, and 2 W leet in depth,
moro or less, having Hioreon erected a Two-Story
RRICK HOUSE and Illicit Kitchen,Wash House,
Ac. seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of John C. Connelly.
To be sold by me
JOS. C. THOMPSON,
Shrn'p.
Siiimin-’b oi'Ht’K, CAUM.su:,
March hi Im>''.
Conditions.—On all sales of Senior over, joil wlh
be required to bo paid when Hie property Is
stricken oil’, and 525 on all sales under ss*hi.
MarOli it>. IMIS— Is.
iLumiict.ani tEoal.
/ IOAI. AND't,U.MiIJiK VAIiU.
Tlie subscriber having leased the Yard lormerly
occupied by Armstrong .t Holler, and purchased
the slock of
COAL AND LUMRBEE,
In the Yard, together with im Immense new
stock, will lmv« constantly on hand'and furnish
to order all kinds uiul uun.ii.Ty of seasoned
LUMBER,
BOARDS,
Lath. Hhlngllng l.uth. Worked Flooring and
Wcatherbourdiiig, Posts and Hulls, and » very ar
ticle that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
All kinds of Bhlngtes, to wit: White Pine, Hem
lock and Oak, of diferent onalilles. Havingears
of my own, lean furnish bills to order m any
length and size at the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. My worked boards will
be kept under cover, so they eau ho furnished
U Vhavo constantly on hand all kinds ot FAM
-ILY COAL, under cover, which I will deliver,
clean, to any part of the borough, to wit; Ly
kens Valley, Broken Egg, Stove and Nut, Luke
Fiddler. Treverton, Locust Mountain, Lauberry
which I pledge myself to sell at the lowest pi ices.
Fimebw'iurs' and HluckxmHhs' Cbo/, always on
and which I will sell at the lowcstllgure. \ard
west side of Grammar School. Main Street.
- Lee. 1. Istio AxNDULW H. BLAIR.
HIORWAItIHNG AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
/Tour &. Feed , C\>nt, Plaster A .So//.
J BEETEM &. BROTHERS having purchased 01
Knvder A Newcomer tlietr extensive Warehouse,
{Henderson's old stand,) head of High street, beg
leave to Inform the public that will continue the
Forwarding and Commission business on a more
extensive scale than hcieuifore.
The highest market price will tie paid for I- lour
i ■lll, , tll , I'l'iniiii'i’ ofall kuni.-.
Fl..ni .totl i-.cd. i'JasUi, Hull :.nd Huy, kepi
constautlv on hand anil tor sale,
‘ Coal of all kinds, embracing
LYKKNK VALLEY
Llmeburners’ and Blacksmiths’ Coal constanl-
Iv for sale. Kept under cover, and delKeieu dry
! to any part of the town. Also, all klmls of Lum
| bercou.tantlyonl.nnd, BKETFM A BROS,
1 pee 1 IWVi.
Drj (ffiootis.
X N THE COUNTY
SEWVILLE. If A
v mwvunrvj. i.inf of
BREWSTER A DOUGHERTY,
A'ficrifli‘ J‘n,
SCANTLING.
FRAME ST OF,
PALING,
PLASTERING
LOCUST MOUNTA N.
LAWBEUUY, tic., ic
fKUacellaneouis.
A.
STOKES'
AROMATIC CORDIAL,
A SAFE, SPEEDY AND RELIABLE CURE
FOR THE WORST CASE, OT
DIAERHCEA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA,
PAiys OR CRAMPS JA' THE
STOMACH OB BOWELS
This remedy has bceu used with unparalleled
success lu the chMora seasons of 18&2—ISiO and
’{IIOC9ANDS or DOTTLES HAVE DEEN
lu Philadelphia; and references can also bo glv*
cu lo persons residing In this town—who have
used tho medicine and who spouK la the high*
cst terms of its
PROMPT AND EFFICIENT RELIEF
PRICE FIFTY CENTS,
miEI’AUED O.VLI'DV TUE PROPIETO& AT
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
CORNER DRUG STORE,
SHIPPENSDURQ, PA,
For sale by
WM. CLARKE * SONS,
LEES X ROADS.
COYLE & CO.,
50 EAST POMPRET ST., CARLISLE.
HAVERSTICK, DRUGGIST,
8. A. S T O IN iv iv ,
MIDDLE SPRING.
GELWICKS & CO.,
chambebsburo.
CRESSLER, DRUGGIST,
CUAMBERSBURO.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY &
COW DEN,
CO2 ARCH ST.. PHILA,
AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Murch j, Jsys.— (Jni
Jp JI'EK'S
ROOK AND FANCY STORE,
AND GENERAL NE WS DEROT,
33 WEST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE, PA.
A flno assortment of Goods on hand, such os
Writing Desks,
Port Folios, ,
Ladles Companions,
Work Boxes,
Satchels,
Ladies' Parses,
. Pocket Books,
Scgar Cases,
Card Coses,
Gold Pens,
Pen Knives,
dc., Ac
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
FAMILY BIBLES
and PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
DIARIES FOR 1868.
Subscriptions received fornli Magazines. Fa sa
lon Books, Papers, Ac., at publishers prices. You
save postage and always sine of receiving your
Magazines by subscribing at Pipeh's.
rtpeciul attention is paid to keeping always on
baud a supply of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
for town and country schools.
Books and M usic ordered when desired.
May vgt |wi7—n.
Q. It u a T S A L, E
• OK
DRYGOODS
AT A UCTIOX.
1 hereby announce to the public who deslr*
bargains that 1 will commence oa Wednesday
afternoon March 4, at 2 o clock, to sell my verj
lingo slock of
DRY GOODS
at public auction. In ibis largo assortment or
goods, everything needed by housekeepers and
heads oi luimlie.i. can be found.
Mule to commence at 2 o'clock, afternoon or
March 4, and wilt bo continued cucn afternoon
and evening until all is disposed of.
THE TERMS
will be liberal, as follows:
uu all bills under $l5, cash on delivers’of Hit
goods; on all bills of slo and upwards, notes will
be taken, payable In Bunk, with approved secu
rity, at six mouths from date; but to accomodate
my palions, 1 will deduct o per cent, per annum
Horn the bills Unit exceed «15, to those persons
that desire to pay cash. As my store is
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
I will have seats prepared, to bo specially reserv
ed for the ladies. A. VV, BENTZ,
Fob. 2U, latW.—tf Xo. 27 H. Hanover St.
U I!UC SALE
DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AN D
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS PROPERTY.
This celebrated SUMjfell RESORT In theißua
Mntinlniii Rtiiiyc, eiglil miles uorlh-weal of New
vdie,Cumberland County, Pa., will bu Mold at the
Court House, in Carlisle, Pu„ on FRIDAY, APRIL
iu. Islis, by order ul the Court ol Common Pieusof
said i,utility, under proceedings in partition. The
grounds contain about all ueies VJ perches. The
umldkttga are about lot) leet in length, by st) In
width, with u wing ol about 5U leet, with hot and
cola water bulbs,and lirsi-class uceummuduLions
lor Joe visitors, These springs are within eight
hours ride ol Washington, nalinuore, Philadel
phia and New \uik, and are a very popular re
sort.
Tlkms or Sau.—Twenty per cent, when pi«.
perty is slriciteu oil, the buluuce on Ist Apl’J,.
lfs>y, with interest, to by secured by recognizance,
pin chaser lo pay tuxes lor laws. Deed uud pos
session given noth April, letto. bale to commence
at if o’clock, A. M.
JOS. C. THOMPSON.
Sheriff UJ «uut Vounh
Minch I’J, IsGvS.—ll
WM. SCOTT COYI.U.
S. M, COYLE.
QO Y L E & (J O . ,
J o u is i: H S 1 N
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods and Statloiun>
All ordt*iv,*wiU receive prompt atteiitlou.
No. 89, East Pomfret street, Carlisle
JIT) -AgontsjortlieChambcraburg Woolen Mills
March 10, ISOB.-Jy
SELLERS & FOLWKLL,
WHOLESALE
CONFECTIONERS
AND FRUITERERS,
.VO. p!I NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
aa-URDERS promptly attended to.
I'eb. ii.bm.
I poll SAL 111 OH KENT.—The large
' Throe-btory House, on Hie corner of High
n.4.d Bedlord bis., known us the Thorn property,
also several brick iioiis.es on Pill St. and lu four
room houses ou Liberty blicet.tu white people
clicup. Euquueol" U, E, SHAPLEY,
Fob. 20, Xcs>3.—tf Cbmer qf A’or/A and I'ilL
Railroad Stines.
riUMBEKLAND VALLEY K. R.-
JO CHANGE OF HOURS.
cm and niter Monday , Oct. 7W», 1606, Passengei
Trains will run daily, as tollows, {Sundays ex
copied!:
WESTWARD.
Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg 8.40
A. M m MecliuiilcsUurg lUB, Carlisle U. 57, Newvlile
lo.Jl, bhtppeusburg 11.U7, Chambersburg 1.10
P. M. Greeucuslle 1.-13, arriving at Hagerstown
■:.HI P. M,
Mull Train leaves Harrisburg 2.00, P. M. ilecbun-
Icsburg 2.33, Curlislo 3.00, Nowvlllo Aid, Ship pens
burg 1.10, chambersburg 1.50, Greencostle 6.20, ar
riving at Hagerstown 6.05. P. M.
Express Tram leaves Harrisburg 1.10, P. M.,
Mechunlcsburg 4.51, Carlisle 6.21, Nowville 5.63,
.■shippensburg 0.21, arriving at Chambersburg 0.50,
Train leaves Chambersburg 8.20, a.
M Greeucastlo 0.30, arriving ut Hagerstown 10.15
a.’m.
EASTWARD.
Ou and after Monday, October 71/i, the Accom
modation Train will leave Chumbeisburg at o,
Slnppensbvug 5,80, NewviUe o,ul, Carlisle U,35. Mi
ehamc-sburg 7.m, A.M., arriving at Hurnsbuig
7,:i0, A. M,, making close connection with trains
to New York and Philadelphia.
Mall Train leaves HagerstownB.lo, A. M. Green
casllo «.!.*», Chambersburg U. 20, Bhlppensburg 0.65,
Nowvlllo 10.20, Carlisle 11.03. Mechanlcsburg H.S7,
arriving nl Hni-ilßbuig I'ilO I>. M.
Express Train leaves Hagerstown 12.00 M.,
Greencustlo 12.30, Chambersburg 1.10, Shlppous
burg 1.-J3, Newvlile 2.15, Curlislo 2.55, Mechanics
burg 3.20, arriving at Harrisburg3.ss, P. M.
A Mixed Train , leaves Hagerstown J.oj. P. M.,
Greencustlo 4.00 arriving at Chambersburg 4,60,
close connections ut Harrisburg will,
Trains to and from Plilladelpblu. New \ork.
Pittsburg, Baltimore and M ashl:“
Hail Hoad OjJlce. I
Chamb’a. Oct, 4fA, ISB7, /
Oct. 10,1807
0.
18-54.
CARLISLE.
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