» pedal Notices
CHILLS and fever, dyspepsia, liver
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY DISEASES
CURED.
MISHLER’S HERB BITTERS
Has cured more diseases where it has been used,
than all other Medicines combined. It is the o \ly
remedy that really purifies the blood and has nev
er /ailed lu curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
and Diseases of the Liver.
Sold by nil Druggists and Dealers.
Dr! 8. B. HARTMAN & CO., Proprietors, Lan
caster, Pa., and Chicago, Illinois.
April 23,1868.—1 m
Boils.—Like the volcano, Boils give
issue ,to the foul and fiery contents of the deep
interior. To remove the cease of such suffering
It Is only necessary to vitalize the Blood by sup
plying it with Its Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
(a protected solution of the Protoxide of Iron*
Will do this effectually, and give strength. victor
and new life to the whole system.
Extract of a Letter from Rev; Richard 8. Eueh, of
Lotion, mans.
“ For years I was a sufferer from Bolls, so that
my life became wearisum through their irequent
and persistent recurrence; dually u carbuncle
formed in the small of my buck. During Its pro
gress largo pieces oi decomposed liesii were every
day or two out awaj, uud the prostration and
general disturbance of me system were great.—
Before L dad recovered from tins uitacic two
smaller oaruuucies broke out higher up, mid i
was again threatened with a recurrence of mo
sufferings to to whicu I had so lung beeu subjec
ted. It was at tins time mat I commenced talc
ing the PERUVIAN UUP. 1 continued talc
ing It until 1 Uud used live bottles; since then I
have hud uolhlug of the kind. Fur years 1 was
quo of tho greatest sufferers. Other medicines
gave mo partial uud temporary relief, but this
remarkable remedy, with a kind uud limuivu
sense, went direeotiy to mo root ol me evil, and
did us work with a thoroughness worthy of its
established character. ’
A 32 page Pumpnietßentfreo. Tho genuine has
“ Peruvian Yvrup” biowu m the glass.
J. P. DINa.MORE, Proprietor, __
' Sold by all druggist*. JSo. 8S Day ‘it.. jN. V.
The best known remedy lor
SCROFULA
lu all its manifold forms. Including Ulcers, Can
cers, Syphilis, oud Rheum. Consumption, etc., la im.
AMi)£iu loniNK Wateu, a pure solution oi lodine
without u suioent, discovered alter many years ol
scioiumc research and experiment. For eradi
cating humors irum Uiu system u has no equal.
Circumia aunt free. J. I*. ulNrtMUHli.,
Sold by Uruythsls ycncrally. 8U Dey *f., -N -1 •
April IU, 1003. — no
A Useful Invention.—The new wire
for clothes lines bids fair to supersede every
other In use. The patent Is on the coaling of the
wire, and this Is well nigh ludeslructable. From
the evidences we have seen and the testimony as
to its durability and value, wo have no hesitation
lu recommending this who to our friends and
patrons as all that its Inventors claim for It.—
Whoever now willfully millets upon his family
the troubles of the Hope Clothes Line, deserves
to receive his fresh linen soiled.
April 16, 1808.-31
BCROFULA, IN ALL ITS FORMS,
CAN BE CURED BY USING THE
Samaritan's The Great “ Root anil Herb Juice s
Samaritan's Blood “ Root and Herb Juices,
Svnaritan's Purlllor '* R tot eta it Herb
StmarUan's and remedy “ Rutland U erb Jnlcr.i>
Samaritan's for “ Il tnt an ft Herb Juices’
Samarium's Scrofula "lint and Herb Juices
Samaritan's and all “ Rowland Herb Juices.
Samaritan's Eruptions “ Root aniLHcrb Juices.’,
Samaritan's ortho “ Rant and lUrrb Juices.
Samaritan's Skin. •• Rant and 1 lerb Juices.'
There is not another remedy known to equal
this for the cure of Syphllus, Ulcers, Sores. Scrof
ula, luall Its forms, Tetters, Scales. Bolls, Mercu
rial Diseases and eruptions of the Skin. This Is
no experiment; It Is a well tested remedy In the
United States Hospitals, where those diseases as
sumed their worst forms; mild cases soon yield
six bottles will cure ahy case. It Is a common
saying, “ I have tried everything without effect.
To such wo say, use the Samaritan Root and lim b
Juices, and If It falls to cure any disease of the
blood or akin, your money will bo refunded by
our agents. Price 81.25 per bottle.
SAMARITAN’S GIFT,
THE MOST CEE Tel IH REMED Y EVER USED
Sold by H. Havorstlck. Carlin. Pa.
DESMOND & CO . Rr
May 2, iB67—ly 015 Race Street Phlla
To Consumptives.— The advertiser
having been restored to health In a few weeks by
a very simple remedy, alter having suffered for
covoral years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption—ls anxious to
make known to hl» fellowsufforors the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the
prescription used, free of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the snmo, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Couchs, Colds, and all
Throat and Long Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
wh loh he conceives to bo Invaluable and ho hopes
every sufforor will try his remedy, as it will cost
them, and nothing may prove a blessing. Par
ties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mall, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 10, 1807-ly
CONSUMPTIVES READ
A Physician, who hud consumption for sever
al years, with frequent bleedings of the lungs,
cured himself with a medicine unknown to the
profession, when his case appeared hopeless. He
Is the only physician who has used It in his own
person, or who has any knowledge of Its virtues;
and he can ascribe the degree of health ho now
enjoys to nothing but the use of this medicine:
and nothing but utter despair and entire extinc
tion of all hope of recovery, together with a want
of confidence In all others, induced him to haz
ard the experiment. To thosesufferingwith this
malady, ho prolfors a treatment which lie confi
dently believes will eradicate thedlsease. Medi
cine forwarded by express. Bond for cU<?ular, or
call on DR. E. BOYLSTON JACKSON,
No. 251) N. Tenth Street, Philo,
Doc. 5,1887—ly
Errors of Youth. — A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema
ture Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis
cretion, will, for thejmko of suffering humanity
send free to all who need It, the recipe and direc
tions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured.' Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vortlser’e experience, can do so by addressing, In
perfect confidence, • JOHN B. OGDEN,
43 Cedar Street, Now York
May 16,1867—1 y
Information. —In formation 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, &c., on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear and beauti
ful, can bo obtained without charge by aUcli'css
ng
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
823 Broadway, New York.
May 10,1867— ly
jUftarriei.
LAURER—ERB.—In this Borough; on the Ofh
Inst., by Rev. Miles. Mr. George Laurer to Miss
Bella Erb, all ol Carlisle.
®lje iUftajActs.
id drain Market.
' Carlisle Flour am
ARLIBLL, April 22, 1868.
IV J. U. BOSLEIt A BRO.
New Corn. 1 00
Oats 70
Clover cieod,., U 50
Timothy ejeed, I 75
Now Huy t0n........ 12 00
CORRECTED WEEKLY B'
Flour—Family ~813 50
Flour—Super. 01IW
Kye Flour B &»
Wheat—White, 2 7u
Wheat—Red, 2 (*•
Bye 81 50
vision Market.
Carlisle Provl
Cj
43
20
H
10
15
IS
/’ARLIBLE, April 22, 1808.
i Chickens—?* pr. GO to 1 00
) Potatoes—-b—bus 1 75
I Apples—best—?*bus 2 6)
) Apples—2d b—bus 200
Butter,
Eggs,
Lard
Ta110w,....
Bacon—Hums.
Bacon—Sides,.
Philadelphia Markets.
Philadelphia. April 21, 1808.
Flour,—Sales of 8000 bbls. mostly extrafamlly*
at 810 50 a U 75 for low grade and choice North
west.and $ll al2 50for Pennsylvaniaand Uhlo.tho
built of the sales being within the range of from
811 to 12, Including 150 bbls. low grade extra at
$0 50. and small lota of superfine at $3 75 aO, and
fancy lots at 813 al5 The market is very bare of
Kye Flour, and It Is selling In lots at SO 25 bbl.
In Corn Meal nothing doing.
Wheat.—Sales of 1000 bus. red at S 3; 1200 bush,
amobr at 83 05, and 1000 bush. fulrSouthorn whlto
atB3 10. Rye has advanced. Sniesof Pennsylva
nia at 8105 a 2. Corn is In good request, but sup-
Elies come forward slowly. Sales of about 10,000
uk. at SI 'tiy. u 154 for Western mixed, and 8121
\c aI 23 for yellow. Oats are steady, and 1500 bus.
Pennsylvania sold at 8lH) a 03c. Prices of Barley
and Harley Malt remain us last quoted.
Seeds,—Cloverseed Is dull ut|sa6 tor Penn
sylvania and Western. Timothy may bo quoted
at 82 23 a 2 35, and Flaxseed at $2 00.
JTIOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-!
• hereby announce myself acaudlduie for Dls
ict Attorney, subject to the decision of the De
mocratic County Convention.
April 18, ItUL-am* ADAM KBUjER.
ifleto atibmtscmcnts
T HB
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
offer a limited amount of their
FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS
AT PAR,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
The Great Pacific Railroad Line,extending 1721
miles from Omaha, on the Missouri River, in the
1 Me-waters ol tho Pacific Ocean, is being built by
two powerful Companies—The Union Pacific,
beginning at Omaha, building West, rind the Ten
trol Pacific of California, beginning niSncriiinen
to, building East, until tho two roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted tho work with
grcat.vlgor.tho Union Pacific having already ex
pended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS
and tho Central over Tiventy Millions, upon their
respective nartsof Iheundettaklng. The UNION
PACIFIC HAVE COMPLETKDSSO MlLES—have
Iron and other materials fur two hundred miles
more upon the ground, and one hundred addi
tional miles are ready for (lie track. They will
haven much larger force employed this year than
over before, and It is expected that between
800 AND 000 M I L E S
will be In operation during IRfiS. There seems to
he no reasonable doubt that tho distance between
Omaha and Sacramento will be traversed by rail
In 1870.
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS 12.500 acres of
land, and Its Bonds to the averngnjinimmt of 82v
000 per mile, to aid in i lie construction of ihe line,
and authorizes the Issue of tho First Mortgage
Bonds now offered for sale, to tho same amount
and na more. The Government takes a second
leln, and gives to the First Mortgage Bondhold
ers a prior leln for their security, to which n
largo paid-up capital Is added. The Bonds can
not he Issued except as each section of twenty
mites Is accepted bv Government commission, so
that they always represent a real properly.
It is universally admitted that on tho comple
tion of tho Union Pacific Railroad, its through
business will make It (»ne of the most profitable
In tho world—but its i ray or loml business Is al
ready several times the interest on its bonds; so
that. If not another mile were built, they would
bo a secure Investment.
THE NET EARNINGS for uicllt inontlia of lust
year on an aver»go»of 88(5 iniirs are oificlnlly re
ported at &l,ooo.nta, while the Interest on all
the Bonds it could issue on that length of road
for that time, reduced to currency, was only $313,-
850. ~ . ,
The amount paid by the Government for the
transportation of troops, munitions, stores ami
mails has been, ami doubtless will continue to
be, much morn limn the interest on the United
States Second Mortgage Hands. If It is not. the
cliarlerprnvidesthaiuflerlho road Is completed,
and until said bonds mid interest are paid, at
least live per cent, ol the nut ournmusuf the road
si " * “ ‘ '
11 be applied lo such payment.
.ho Union Pacillc UomlsureforSl.flW each,and
.invo coupons attached. They have thirty years
to run, ami bear animal Interest, payable on the
llrst days of January and July at the Company's
Olllce in tho City of New York, at the rate of six
percent. In gold. Tho'principal Is payable In
gold at maturity. At the present rate of gold,
these bonds pay an annual income on their cost
of .. 1
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
AXD IT JS RELIEVED THAT 'IHEY WILL
EOUX HE A'l JJtEMWM.
The Company have but a very limited supply of
their Hoiuls remaining on hand, but any sub-
RcrlpttmiK to a greater amount, than can be tilled
from Honda now in the Company k possession,
will he supplied from the New bonds to he Issued
on that portion of the road completed in the
Spring, In the order in which they are received.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price of their bonds to a rale above par at any
lime and will not till any orders or receive any
subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at Hie Company's utllee before the
time of such advance.
Parlies subscribing will remit the par value of
the bonds ami the accrued Inierest. In currency
at the rale of six per cent, per annum, from the
date on which the last coupon was paid. Sub
scriptions will be received in Carlisle by A. L.
SPuNSLEIt, and in New Voile
AT THE COMPANY’S OFFICE, No.2oNassau St.,
JOHN J. CISCO <V SON. bankers, No 59 Wall St.,
And by the Company’s advertised agents
throughout the United Stales.
Hcmitlanrr.i should hr made in drafts nr other funds
pur in Acm York, and the Ronds will he smt free of
chnrr/e In/return w/mwj. Ihirtics subscribing throiiyk
local ayents wdl look to them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR IH‘W has Just
been published by the Company, giving fuller
Information than Is possible in an advertise
ment, respecting the Progress of the Work, the
Resources of the County traversed by the Hoad,
the Means for Const: action, and the Value of the
Honda, which will be sent free on application at
the Company’s ofUces or to any of t ho ad vertlsed
agents. JUIIN J. CISCO, 'Ji-easurer .
April 23, 18G8.—3m ' Scto York.
T N A
HORSE AND LIVE STOCK INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
HORSES
M ULES
CA TTLE ,
ANDSHEEP ,
AGAINST LOSS BY THEFT,
AND DEATH BY FIDE,
ACCIDENT OR NATURAL CAUSES.
SAM’L K. lIUMRICII,
Special Agent,
OJflce 20 West Main &(., Carlisle.
SAM’L HOOVER, Local Agent, Mechanlcsburg,
Pa.; J. A. C. McCUNE, Local Agent, Shlpponsb’g,
Pa.
April 23, ISOS.—dm*
Read and keep yourself in
formed.—Having purchased the old ami
>en known business stand which 1 have occupi
, for iwoaly years, I have determined not to
retire from my pres* nt business, but to continue
in the manufacture of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of all sizes ami descriptions, ns well ns pleci
goods by the yard, and u general assorunont of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
I would respectfully invite my friends ami pa
trons who need a good suit of cloths to give me a
call, as I have just returned from the city with a
largo assortment of the best quality of SPUING
AND SUMMER GOODS, viz:
Fine Black French and English Cloths,
<> •• “ “ •• Doeskin
UASSUIE R E S ,
FINE LIGHT FANCY DOESKIN CASSI MERES,
Casslnetts, Cotlonaded, Velvets. Drab d’ele’s Al
pacas, Linens, Batins, Velvet Coni, and many
more too numerous to mention. Also, a full as
sortment of
TRUNKS, VALISES AND TRAVELLING-BAGS
of.tho best description. With thanks to the pub
lic for past favors, and hope I will receive tv call
soon at my place. Ao. 2- North Hanover St..
April Sl. IMW.-lf I. LIVINGSTON.
Notice in bankruptcy.—This
is to give Notice, that on the Fourteenth
clay of April, A. D.. 18'W, a Warrant In Bank
ruptcy was Kisueil against the estate of Samuel
C Huyett. of Meolmnicsmirg, In the County of
Cumberland, and state of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged ft Bankrupt on his own peti
tion ; that the payment of any debts and deliv
ery of any propeity belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him or lor his use. and the transfer of tiny
properly bv him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of live creditors of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or mor as
signees of hiH estate, will bo held at u Court of
Bunkruptcv, to be hoklen at his office, In the
Court House, In the Borough of Carlisle, before
Chas. A. Barnett, Register, on the sixth day of
May. A. D. 1868, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
. I'. C. KLI.MAKKII.
U. S. Marshall as Messenger.
Per S. 11. GALLBRAITH.
Deputy.
Deputy U. S. Marshal's Office,
Bloomfield Perry Co., Pa., Apl. 20, lb(W.
April 23,1808. —21
SOTICE. Notice iu hereby tflven that
Letters of Administration on (be estate of
Id Bashore, deceased. Into of Monroe twp„
have been granted to Catherine Bashore, resid
ing in same twp. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment Immedl
ately.and those having claims will present them
lor settlement. CaTHaUINK BASHORIi,
April 23, IbOS. —Gt Admint\tralrix.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The under
signed, appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Plena of Cumberland County, to mar
shal and distribute the balance in the bands of
John Stuart, Jr., Sequestrator of the Hanover and
Carlisle Turnpike itoad Company, hereby gives
notice that ho will attend to iha.dutio< ol Ins ap
pointment at the Frolhonolary’s olilce, In the
borough ol Carlisle, on Friday 15^1
Auditor.
April 23.—It*
PUBLIC NOTICE.
llfivlnc disposed of my Large mid Extensive
stock of Dry Goods to Win. Ueulz.Jiio. Benlzand
Marv M..Boutz, trading by limited co-partner
shlp'undor the name of BENTZ & |,’o. 1 hereby
notify and solicit all persons Indebted to me by
Note or Book Account, to call and liquidate the
same without delay. Bills are now ready for de
livery. A. W. BENTZ.
April 23, 1808. .
Election notice.—Notice is here
by given that an election will bo held, on
MONDAY. MAY 11. IttW. at Ibo Court House. In
Carlisle, between the hours of two and tour
o’clock, P. M., of said day, to elect a President
anil live Managers ot the Carlisle Gas and U aier
Company. . • GEO. WEIBE,
April 23.—2 t Secretary.
Making close connections at Harrisburg with
Trains to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington.
O. N. LULL,
Hall Hoad Office. \ Ovp't
Chamb'g, Oct, 4 th, 1867. J
Oot. 10 1667
Jletn York (ffolumn.
“COSTAR’S”
Preparations.
EVERYBODY Tries Them !
EVERYBODY Uses Them !
EVERYBODY Believes in Them !
EVERYBODY Recommends Them
Arc you troubled by Unis. Mice,
Roaches. Anus?
■COSTAE'S” EXTERMINATORS.
“Only Infallible Remedies
known.’’ “Free from Poison,”—
“Not dangerous to the Human
Family.” " Rats come out of their
■ holes to die.” Improved to keep
in any climate. *
Are you annoyed with Bed-Bugs?
Can’t sleep nights!
COSTAR'S" BED-BUG EXTER.
A Liquid “ Destroys and prevents
Bed-Bugs.’’ “ Never Falls.”
For Moths In Furs, Woolens, Car
pets, <&c.
COSTAR'S” INSECT POWDER,
Destroys instantly Flees and al
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Anl
raals, &o.
“A sure thing,” Thot sands can
testify.
COSTAR’S” CORN SOLVENT,
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, itc.—
“Try it.”
Don't sailer with Pain! A Won
derful power of Healing! Every
lamlly should keep iliu the house.
“COSTAR’S" BUCKTHORN SALVE.
Its effects arc Immediate. For
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, W uunds, Bore
Breasts, Piles, Ulcers, Old Bores,
Itch, Scrofula and Cutaneous
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Lips.
. &c., Bites of Animals, rii' , e<»io <•*»
“A Universal Dinner Pill” (sugar
coated.) 3D yours administered iu
■ a Physician's Practice.
“ COSTAR'S” BISHOP PILLS.
Of extraordinary efficacy for Cos
tiveness, Indigestion, Nervous
ami Sick Headache. Dyspepsia
Dysenlry, General Debility, Llvei
Complaint, Chills hover, &e. Not
griping. Gentle, mild and sooth
ing.
“TlmtCoughwill kill you. Don’t
neglect it.
“ COSTAR’S" COUGH REMEDY.
The children cry for It —its u
'•Soothing Syrup." For Coughs.
Cohis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat.
Croup, Whooping Cough Asthma,
Bronchial Affections. Singers.
Speakers, and all troubled with
Throat Complaints, will find this
a bonellclul Factorial Remedy.
Beautifies the Complex-on, giving
to the skin u irauspareut fresh
ness.
“COSTAR'S" BITTER-SWEET
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Renders the skin clear, smooth
ami soft.' Removes Tan, Freck
, les, Pimples, &e. Ladles, try a
bottle, and see Us wpndorful
quality.
as-ljIBeware!Ilofall WorthlessTnillntlons.
«5-None genuine without "COTTAR'S” Slg
mture.
25c. and 50c. sizes kept bv all DRUGGISTS.
tfirSl'slzes sent bv mail on receipt of price.
• tti>~ ?2 pavs for any three SI sizes bv Express.
*?s-S5 pay« for eight $1 sizes by Express.
Address
henry k. costau.
fil2 Broadway, N. 1’
**)- For Sale by
I *
*3- Sold by all Wholesale Druggists In •
Philadelphia, Pi
AND IN ALL THE LARGE CITIES.
April 23.15f18.-6m
fttisiCcUauEous. •
District attuunkv,—i re*»i»ei*i
tullvannounce to my friend* In Cumberland
County,‘that 1 will bo a candidate nt tlio next el
pci ion, for the olllce of IHnlrlct Attorney, sub
ject ho.vever to tho approval of the Democratic
Convention. , , ~
I will be thankful for thn support of my fellow
Democrats, and pledge niysoli.lf nomlnalcd and
elected, to discharge tho duties of thoolllco with
honeslvand fidelity. ..
March 2U, IMW.-tc M. C. HERMAN.
BJ. WILLIAMS & SONS.*
, Wo. 10 Worth Sixth Street. PMUttlelphin.
LARGEST MASUFAETOIIEUS 01*
VENETIAN BLINDS
WINDOW SHADES,
AT THE LOWEST PRICGS.-G*
minds Repaired. Store Shades. Trimming*.
Fixtures, Plain Minnies of all kinds. Curtain
Cornices. Picture Tassels, Cord Hell Pulls, Ac.
April 10. isos.— U
Book agents wanted
FOU THE NEW HOOK,
“ M E N OF OUR TIM K 8 ”
or Leading Patriots ot the Day. An eiegant oc
tavo volume, nehlv-illustmted with 18 beautiful
Steel Engravings, and a portrait oi the author,
Mks, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
\cents say It Is tho best, and sells the quickest nf
(tin/ hook thru ever sahl. Some are taking 200 or
ders pot week. It will outsell ** Uncle Tom's Onb
ui.” We employ no general agents, but pay «•*/»•«
commission. Old agents will appreciate this Item.
Send for circulars giving full particulars. Ad-
HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO.. Ilarlford,
I'uiiiieclioul. [April .I.—lt]
rpilE FARMER’S BANK, OF CAR-
L LISLE. PENNSYLVANIA, , ,
Ueecutlv organized, Ims been opened, for tho
transaction oi a geueral hankmg business, in tue
comer room of K. Oivens new building, on Hie
Norm West corner of High street and the Centre
The Directors hope by liberal and careful man
igemeiu to make lids a popular Institution, ami
i sale depository for all who may favor the bank
.vith their accounts. , ,
Deposits received and paid back on demand, m
:erest allowed on special deposit. Gold, Silver.
Treasury Notes and Government Bonds, bought
nd Mild. , .
Collections made on nil accessible polntsln the
mmtry. Discount day,Tuesday. Rankiughours,
mu 9 o’clock a. m. lo.’J o'clock I*. at.
J. C. HUFFISH, Cashier.
sTOCKIfoLDKHS OK THU FAUUEU’s DANK.
J, W. Smiley, S. R. Mounts,
J. C. Holler, Johns. Ocker. J
John Guishnll, Curry W, Ahl,
David P. Hoover, Jacob R. Soliz,
John McGinnis, Christ.Staynum,
Jacob Nollismger, John 11. Miller,
Charles \V. Weaver, J. Doislielmer,
C. p. Uumoiich, John Ueeiem.
John U. Helices, Jacob llooiner,
Ucoigc IltMkes. Elias Ureimeumn,
Wm. liluir, S. Sprolo Woods,
A. W. Reniz, Jacob beetem,
Jacob Sell/-, Wm. Rarnltz,
Christ. Long. Emanuel Line, Jr.,
W. M. Penrose, Sam’l Abruhlinca,
J. W. Weakley, A. U. Urimlle,
Daniel Myers, W. H. Cook,
Jacob Winner,
R. Given. President, Win. 11. Miller,
Thomas Paxton, David Helices,
John W. Craighead, A. J. Herman,
March 2(i. IbiW.—if Abiaham Winner
JjT 1 11 Ji INSUIUNCE,
The ALLEN AND EAST PENNSCORO’ MU
TUAL KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Cum
beslund county, incorporated by uu net of As
sembly, la the year ItrtJ, and having recently hud
It* charier extended to the year IwU, Is now u>
active and vigorous operation under the super
intendence «n Hie following Board of Managers:
Win. It. (Jorgas. Christian Slay man, Jacob Eh
erly, Daniel hurley, Alexander Cuthcart, Jacob
11. Coon er, John Eiehelherger, Joseph Wlckcrrs
Samuel Eln-riy. Rudolph Marlin, Moses Brlckor,
Jm-oh Cia>\cr and J. C. Dunlap.
Tiiu rules of insurance are ns low ami favorable
us any Company ol Die kind in the Slate. Per
ions wt.--.limg lo become members are invited to
make application to the agent* of the Company ,
who are willing to wait upon them ut anytime.
President— W. U.GUPGAsi, Eberly’sMills,Cum
berland County.
Vico President—Cuwu"ianßtayman, Carllski
Secretary—. John C. Dunlap, Mecimnk-sbuig-
Treasurer—Danikl. UAiusY.DlllHbuig, York Co-
Cumberland Count}/— John Shorrlck, Allen; Hen
ry /earing, Shlrenmnstown; Lafayette Pellei,
Dickinson; lienrv Bowman, Chui elitown ; Mode
Gnlllih, South Middleton ; Samuel Graham W.
Pounsboro’; Samuel Coover, Mechamcsburg: J.
\V. Cooklin, Sliepherdslown; D. Coover, Uupei
Allen: .1.0. Saxton, Silver Spring; John liyer.
Carlisle; Valentine Feemun, New Cumberland;
James McCnndllsh, Newvllle.
OntiUi/ W. S. Picking, Dover: James
Qriitith. Warrington: T. F. Deardoclf, Washing*
ton; lllchey Clark, Dlllsburg; D. Uniter, Fair
•view ; John Williams, Carroll.
Dauphin Omnty— Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies about
to expire, can have them reu ved by making ap
plication lo any of the agents.
Dec. I \An.
Plain umi fancy printing oi
KVKitv i)k>wkiption neatly executed at lh*/
Vouintkkr Ofllre.
IList of iJealers.
UIIIALIEK6 in Goods, Wares,
ami Merchandise, also Urowers, Distiller*,
im.nhermen, halting Houses, Ac., within the
,;,,untv til Cumberland, as appraised mid assess
ed tjy V. A. I'Janlc. Mercantile Appraiser, in no*
(■onlanri) with the severnl ads 01 Assembly, as
follows, to wit:
% • (.'ARLISLI'
Llc^uac.
W. C. Sawyer &. Co., dry goods. 9 325 Ou
U. Ogllby, (lt> II 15 00
Leuiieh &. Miller, do 0 25 0U
Ij. T. Greendeld, 9 do H 7 0U
W. A. Miles. do l.'l 10 Ou
J.Oll. Ring, do 11 7 IKJ
r. A. Harper, do 11 15 00
Hubert Aillson, groceries, M 7 W
.1, Maillii, do H - ft)
Wasbmood & Hro., do H 1 ft’
W. Blair A Sou, do -* *-> 00
Keeny A Maaonlielmor, do 11 7 0-.
Joseph Bigler. do H 7 «W
John Fuller. do 14 * 0.
.loim limner, do j. l , • ft
11. I'ohley, do ■* 10 0
.1.1). Mecu, do 11 7 0U
W. J. Cameron, do H 4 JJ
J.S.Mier, do i JJ
W. 11. Hum. do 1 ,W
C. Usman, d° ' ' u
U. 11. I lotruism, d‘> 1 2 JJ*
\ 1 >iti-s do 11 - W
Daniel Shoemaker. do H iJJ
I. K. Spunkier, "> i"
A. Hniltii, <)" I S
W. 11. *miih, do 1 ' JJ
JUolein A Hro., produce.- U l-» Oj
J. A D. Ulnmds, do 11 7 *
J. 11. Hosier A Hro., do 11 ‘.ft
U. C. Woodward, ‘do 11 JJ
H. do { * 4 JJ
I ..,. n,.,. do 11 7UD
-t. M, Hoover, lumber and coal, 14 700
A. 11. lllalr, do , l j] JJ
Delaneey A Shvoni, do Id 10 uu
J. A. Wetzel A Co., Hour ami feed. 11 'JJ
A. H. Kwmg, furniture. 11 4 JJ
11. Kbomls, do • 4 JJ
.lolni Lizman, do 1 • JJ
Fredrick Cornmau, do ‘ 4JJ
David Sipe. do JJ ' JJ
Halbert A.Sbapley, do 14 'ft
J. 11. Tribler, ngt., merchant tailor, 4 ft
J. A. Kakins, do 4 ' JJ
N. Hamel), do 14 ' JJ
j. Donier, do 14 - 00
I. Livingston, do 11 'JJ
s. Arnold, clothing. »• 4 JJ
A.tl. Lecblor do 1 X J JJ
10. 11. Leoimm.Jr., do ■! io uu
J. smiley, do 14 70j
A. Lehman, do || 7 Jo
A.M. Piper, hooks. }J }jj
I. London, do }• 7 qq
George Yocum, eouieeiionary. 11 JJJ
R.S. Hughes. . do . -ft
Mrs.S. M.Klefl-cr, o jj 4 JJ
J. H. Jtheem A Co,, dp 14 ' JJ
oyleACo.. notions, • I ft;
Mrs. llo.ambergpr, do 14 -
j. Hutton, laucy goods, j 7 ft.
A. H. Miller, do {» 4 JJ
I T> WM- do 14 < UU
I Irvin ’ bools and shoes, id 10 ou
\V V' Kiernln- do 11 7 00
5i.n.- S w.«" i irk.rt.y, .;■> j *
I*. Ketleiiburge.r, do \\ J.
.I.u. Gardner, do 4 - W
W.C. Divt-11, do * J ?JJ
; ,W. M-Porter, do T 1 IJJ
11. Plunk. , 4 , do 14 7 . ft)
G. Kibrningrr, leather. 11 7 ft.
.I.G.CaIUo, hats and furs. 14 i_ ft)
J.lioaz. do }] 4 ft;
I. A. Keller, , dp 1| Jft
11. Saxton. hardware, •» JJ
Miller A Powers. do . j" 7 JJ
11. Heysinger, watches and jew eli>, 14 7 ft
!io h tS;
I r -miner do 14 7 ui.
vr‘re^ v : ortmußlon ’ llr sg B ’ ii- ?s
01 ; do H 7 ft;
liuverstiek A Bro., do 1- 1-ft;.
y.dVn Campbell. Bowing inaebn.es, 11 7 (J
. Mrs. Ocker, 1,0 } 4JJ
t;. L. Locbmau, do 'ft
. Mr>. M.NeIV. mlUlnerj. 14 7 ft>
Mrs Chenuwolh, do 11 7ft
Mrs. hi. Williams, do H 7 ftJ
J. c. Lesher, pliotograpbs, 14 7 ft;
Mrs. It, A. Smith. ;lo {-} •JJ
Kamuul tlnsiulngcr, robes, 14 7ft
W.Clepper, do \* 7 ft;
Walker d: Clnudy, sto\es, 14 7ft
William Fridley, . ( •\] 'ft
Uiiicsmlth & Itupp, , do H I ft'
Jacob Maillii. Imker, H • (ft;
William Sellers, do 1 7 ft
, - Peter Miller, t do I 7 ft;
! Mrs. A. M. Fredericks, do 1 7 ft'
Uosb A liayler, cigars, H 7 ft
[ I). Uhojuls, do U 70J
. M ECIIANICSBURG.
Koonlz. Mcgury & Co., dry goods, 14
llured d«j 10
Joseph Elcock, do . 10
Hrugb * Bro., do 11
J. D. Uafensbcrger. do 12
Brtndlo & Nleswunger, do 9
.1.8. Updegraph, do j-J
rmnturiA Bultorfr, do 11
UocUafellow & Miller, groceries, 14
West & Kberly. do 12
Kaullnmn A Grimth, do 111
Dovlnuey & Myeis, do 14
Florh & ilelkes, do 12
J. Eminlnger, do • 13
Yetman Kvca, .drugs, 14
J. B. Herring, do 14
11. I>\ Guyer, do 14
Ira day. do 14
Htatlor & Tiro.; bats and caps, 14
Henry Zlnn. bools and shoes 14
Bowman i Bro., do 14
i.ovl Ulegel. ■ <l°
C. Kelrn, d° 14
John H. Roller, do U
Jacob K. A-ongueoker, do M
C. IN HOFF.
Carlitle. Pa,
Mui.Koc acini, lumituru
Tazel «t Bro., do
John Rupp, do
K. m. hupioy, Jewelry,
JucohSwail/, do
itobb it Kmmiell, hardware,
Boyer, Ebcrjy vt Co., do
K. Wilson, stoves,
Wunderlich iV Ilnuck, do
J. .1. smith, conieetloniuy.
J. ifltier, do
Jacob Grove, t do
L. I). Keaior, merchant tailor,
li. W. Abrams, clothing.
Win. Railing, * do
Mrs. 0. Simons, do
M. Guswiier, cigar*,
1). Palmer, do
Matthews J: nro., gas titters,
.Mrs. Bryan, millinery,
L. K. Eberly, lumber,
J. Mllleisen,. do
Joseph Long, do
tl. a. Moor & Co., do
Btayinau & Bucher, produce,
Juliuson it Bou, do
T, li. Bryson, do
Miller & Garrett, do
W. H.uswald, coal,
J. \V. Lochuum, photogvaphß,
U. W, Mutlcsuii, tin
J. L. Beeiter, bo »ks,
11. Null, marketing,
E. Koilman, do
aiIIPPENSHUUG
Robert Snodgr.iss, dry goods,
U. 11. McPherson, do
J. & J. li. Ueddig, uo
Danner it Neely, do
U. 11. rtunvart. do
Turmoil it Kimbell. groceries,
U. K. Duke, do
a. Myers, do
,1. Kelso, do
M. M. Angle, do
I'ugue Ji adders, do
McPuerson A Co., hardware.
UrabiU it Hollar, do
.!. C. Aitic, drugs,
B. K. Keller, do
ii. w. croft, boots and shoes,
P. S. Aru, do
J. li. Com, do
W. Clark, confectionary,
a. C. Hollar, tlo
‘■V. 11. Hollar, do
L. Eosluaught, do
aiieaier it olnir, utorchant tailors, H
Landis it Bender, Uo H
J. Bridges it Won, do u
J. M, autiley, do U
r. I*. Blair, produce, II
W. T. B. Jamison «k Co., do K
.Morrow «t Kilckiuger, do !•>
Lung it Gish, do 11
Lawton it Co., do 1U
A. tsiuier & rton, do !•>
L). J. jjuoddy, furniture, 11
Barnhart, Duke it Bro., do H
J. i_uudis,Jewelry, J -1
sV. D. E. unyes sowing machines, 11
H, M. Sturgeon, mliliuery, H
JohuA. Wolf, stoves, H
11. S. Slones, drugs, 11
J, M. iieykcs, stoves, 11
J. Kelso, boons, H
NEW CUMBERLAND.
dry goads, H
, do H
do ’ U
lumber, tl
do II
do H
do II
NEWBURG.
Stcvlck itSwlgort, dry goods. 11
Elliott it Burr, do II
ensenhower it Hale, cto tl
C. Sievlck, luruuare, It
i>. McCoy, boois uutl shoes, 11
NEWVILLE.
T. Slough, drygoods, I'J
T. McUumlllsh, do H
E. James it Bro., do t 1
E. U’Nlel, do 11
M. R. Skinner, hardware, U
Kuuklo it McCandllsh, •do 10
j. a. Miller, drugs, H
.Mrs. H/ltced, do H
W. U. Wild, do U
S.Uluuser it Son, groceries, tl
\j. .M. Bricker, furniture, 11
J. Brlckur, do \\
ii. tiumy, confectionary, It
,i. J.Critwiord, do 11
C. .McCartney, photographer, 11
Brewster it . ongtierty, moi. tailor, U
L. 11. IlundiUl, do H
.lames Kennedy', stoves, H
U. W. Mull, do 11
u. W. Landis, Jewelry, H
A. L. Irvin, bools auu shoes, 11
Jusi ph LaughUu, feed, H
.Myers it Siuuutleld. do n
LOWER ALLEN.
A. Pretz & Son, boots and shoes, H
G. A. Hetnch. stoves, J J
C. Shench, drugs. H
UPPER ALLEN.
J. H. Guswller, dry goods.
J. Swartz, meichanttallor, a
MONROE.
George Brlndlo, dry goods, U*
Kauilinati it Paul, do U
i beophilus Wolf, do 1*
Peter Uiilor, staves, H
sJaniucl Plank, feed, H
Henry Spuhr, do H
SOUTH MIDDLETON.
Williamson i Brt>„ drygoods, 12
Webbertit Dorlaud, do I~
C. Hannan. do IJ
Samuel Wolf, do It
C. Keep, furniture, H
Philip Clepper, confectionary, l-l
.l.ileckinan, do H
Mrs. E liuri/.011, groceries, H
U. Ueesunuin, Hoar and feed, H
J.Zlgler, do U
DICKINSON,
dry goods,
do
Buuglumui A Son,
Boss A Co.,
Henry It. Mossov,
Cliunes uysler,
u. Jume-s,
Lee A Lberly,
AGENTS.
illst of JDcalcrss.
T. Willett,
Samuel Wolf,
i»avui Myers.
Gardner A Myers,
PENN.
drygoods, U
do 11
do 11
do 14
Henry Oeker,
lamest & Co.,
I'emr Garber,
George lleeiom,
NEWTON.
Jacob Waslilnger, drygoods, II
Clever rc Lamest, do I
JoimKylu, d ,°
S. Miller & Son, do 1
J. M. Heir «t Co., do
John Munch, groceries, «
ticburlig A .Sun, • do U
Samuel Mutch, bools and shoes, H
.Mrs. M. A. Walker, coulcctiuuury, 1-1
WUlium Lewis, variety, \j
Manning & Uro., produce, 10
tl.diiyder. do 10
Walls A Sharp, do U
J.drJ.H liursli, do 0
Harsh A ilro., , do 1
C. 11. lioni, marketing. H
.Jacob Sll.zel, do
W. Hoeltmjdor. do . U
U. W. Spencer, stoves, H
Graham a Morrow, dealers, H
SOUTHAMPTON,
drygoods, U
do 13
\v. C. Claris
i,. sirohm,
D. s. Croft, ---
J.Schoek A Co., do
U. Clever, do
J. Wulsii llh, do
rf. A. Stoner, do
WEST PENNSDOROUyiI.
,Jacob Hnmlshew, dry goods, 13
.1. tr. Weuvur, do
iviusei a Harr, do U
.J s. Carothers, produce, 13
b. J. Hhatnbaugh, do 14
W. Is. Brandon, do 13
.lucoD Wolf,. groceries,U
V. Hess. marketing, ” 14
p. Hess, do 14
William Bishop, do 14
EAST PEMNHBOHOUOII.
\V. O'Banks * Son, ary goods, 13
John Uleshuer, do 13
Nicklous a Bowman, do 11
J. Longorneoker, groceries, 11
a. Books. do 13
E, W. Suillhers, do 14
-S. L, Hummel, do 14
Irvm Muhun, produce, 11
/acharlos a Hon, do - 14
.day A Co.,
Martin a Co.,
l*. Oyster,
it. Hummcll,
A. Ebner, furniture,
.S. Hood, stoves,
lumber
HaMPDKN
D. Rupp, drv goods,
*!,. W. it 0. Wise, do
J. 11. Murray, do
u. I>.1 > . Ltghtaer, do
J. M Templui, groceiles.
0 Tcmpiai, lurmturo,
D. Rupp, produce.
SILVER SPUING,
J. B. Leldlch «t Eborly, dry goods, 1 1
Orris «& Lullib, * do i~
Loose it Ewult, do I*
J. ii. Nuusu d°
Burkholder, do U
J. H. Kigger, confectionary, H
sV. SV, \v uiilmugli, furniture, U
J. H. Leidig <t Bru., produce, 1“
MIDDLESEX,
,1. 11. Swiler, dry goods,
J. 0. Gill, groceries,
MIFFLIN.
M. Waggoner, groceries,
FRANKKORD.
Alexander it Woods, dry goods, 14
DISTILLERS AND BREWERS.
J. w. Whaler, Newton,
EATING HOUSES.
John Meloy. Meehanicsburg, S
I* Mnidle, Silver Spring, K
George Murphy, Ne\yton, 8
Mrs It. -hupp,South Middleton, 8
I skinner, shlppeunburg, >
BILLIARD SALOONS.
Cant. R. P. Zlnn, Meclmnlcsburg, to 00
Jacob Hippie, Carlisle, 10 00
Appeal to be held at the Court House, in Car
lisle, <>n the 4th llth, lath and 25th days of April.
Isas, ut which time all persona aggrieved will ho
heard.
PETER A. PLANK,
Mercantile Appraiser.
April 2, ISG3. It
jjJSAU'PY,
COMFORT AND. DURAUIIJTY
ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN
CUSTOM
BOOTS* AND BHOER
BOX TOES
AND OTHER. NOVELTIES
PRICES FIXED AT LOW FIGURES.
A . DYSERT,
N T o. 34 East LOUTHER street, Carlisle Penn’a.
April 0. tu6«.-3m
WANTED— Teamsters and plowmen,
nt Hie Keystone Farm and Nursery, near
Harrisburg,
April o,—2t
rpO LET. —Eleven acres of excellent
1 ground, in two encloaures.ttdjolnlng Carlisle
barracks. Apply to EMMASANNO,
March 26.— it* No. 37 East LmUhcr rtrtet.
Drj) ®ooDs.
°° %% %
As the 4pfi}NO
xtpened,• %> % '
L EID IC n& • Ess
Have lust opened an unusually large BUpprfeof
BEAUTIFUL GOODS suited to the season, muy
now ready for inspection.
It 7 IK)
14 7 IX)
14 7 00
14 • 7 00
11 15 00
0 25 00
I i 7 00
14 7 00
II T 00
11 7 00
11 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 A)
II 7 00
It 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
II 15 00
111 12
14 7 00
0 00
0 Hi 00
9 25 00
J 1 15 00
lH 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 Ut
11 7 IKi
A GRAND DISPLAY OF
DRESS SILKS,
in all (be new colors and shades.
B LACK SI L K S
1 2 50
15 00
20 00
10 (HI
15 00
ol every grade and quality. All the now stylos
and colors of deslrablo
i) k es s a o o d a
For Walking Sails, snob as
GHANA MOHAIR POPLINS
PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,
STRIPED A- PLAIN MOHA IRS ,
COLORED VELOURS,
7 00
15 00
12 50
10 00
15 00
20 00
10 00
7 00
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
And many other goods for the season.
SPRING SHAWLS,
16 00
10 00
16 UU
HI oo
7 00
SPUING SACCIITES AND MANTLES
All the now stylos and colors of
15 00
15 00
10 00
S ILK PARASOLS
For Laidlcs Misses and Children.
20 00
15 00
i‘» 00
Please do not forget the fact Hint
7 00
A) 00
LEIDICH & MILLER
Always have - the largest and mad complete stock ol
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 Oil
7 00
W HITE GOODS
Plain and Striped Mohairs,
4 Plain Plaid and Striped Jaconds,
20 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 00
All the new styles of Tucked nnd Striped Mus
lins for
HAIIIBA L D I E 8
12 50
12 60
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OO
7 (HI
MOURNING GOODS,
The best assortment In the town.
fOnebal, goods,
U 7 00
II 7 00
II 7 (XI
Every thing required for funerals. Very strict
nllentloii'given to flllinS all orders for tliesamo.
DOMESTIC. GOODS,
Stacks and stacks ofßlenched nnd Unbleached
MUSLINS, atpric** bklow market rates. OU-
Ilcoes from Kto 12U cts. Good Domestic GING
HAMH 12><cts.
ticki you,
CHECKS,
TABLE LIKEKS
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
•7 00
7 00
TO W'ELLIKOS, «tc„ *f
10 00
10 00
7 IK)
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
The largest stock that has ever been offered in
Carlisle, and selling at much lower rates than for
years. Best quality
LOWKL THUKE PLY
best quality HUUTFORD THREE PLY
EPTRA SUPER INGRAINS,
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
H 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
II 7 00
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSEL."*,
STRIPED I'ARCETS. of all •widths, suitable for
halls and stairs.
D DOOR oil; C D O T H S ,
New styles lor halls. In all widths.
l \ 7 oo
H 7 00
T A B L B o I L CLOTHS
CLOTH TABLE COVERS,
Mnrsalles Quills,
iJincoHter Quilts,
OIL WINDOW' SHADES, all colors and styles.
CLOTHS & CASIMERES
The new styles nnd colors now on hand, nnd sol
Hug at greatly reduced prices.
NOTIONS! NOTIONS!!
M’ A 1.) !•
Trimmings. Buttons, Lo-ces, Edgings, Hosiers’.
Oloves, Handkerchiefs. Hoop Skirts, and thous
and* of other good desirable goods that cannot
be mentioned here. ,
Above wo give you bur a small enumeration
of the immense n mount of reasonable and altrac
tlvo stock of goods that you will find on hand. Do
not /all to give us an early call us wo are otrorlnu
groat Inducements In all kinds of goods. Great
bargains all Ibe time. We do not limit the time
for bargains to slxiy or ninety days, but stale
that at all times we sell goods cheaper than tho
cheapest,
J. MISII.
April 6,1888.
COLORED ALPACAS,
FRENCH PERCALES,
FRENCH CHINTZES,
Embracing.
P.epuliful Striped Sxcisses,
Plain French Muslins.
and CLOTHS,
TA BLE DO YLIES find
kabkjkK
TOM'J'LJsTXOS,
TWO PLY, ALL QUALITIES,
IN NEW STYLES.
Honey Comb Quiltb,
(Now Styles.)
Col’<l CovorlidK
LBIDICH & MILLER,
Hlen of the Carpel Hull.
No. 3 Em»t Main Street.
OariUU. ivnnu/fwmm.
the i^nmifa^rrecl
without KcmnirWvslng gftpds,
remedies TOftffc W»r.
SPt *_rlpplng; «j®> the material k&U&r'W'tfV
shrunk before bejog Hindu
tnlii their symmetry much better
man. Woven. or French Corsotwtljy ns Mr U* c ;
comfort uniloft.se, far excels. *
*. ■£. 'H>
“o, &
FOR SALK RY
L . T. GREENFIELD,
exclusive agent,
NO. 4, EAST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE, PA
DOMESTICS!
DOMES'! 1 C S 1
Notwlthßnnding the late advance In CoUou Ciootla
GREENFIELD, AT No. I EAST MAIN STREET.
Is now prepared to offer some DARGAINS in nil
kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
Do you want a handsome Calico at 12’-.t cents?
If so. go to No l.you will find it.
One case of the most popular makes bleached
Shirting Musi Ins, bought before the late advance,
will be sol cl for 2U cents, worth 2d cents.
{J 1‘ N (i H A M S
12’-;. pi, *jn and 2d cents.
TICKINGS! TICKINGS!!
Now Is the time to buy them. Our entirestm U
I'JCh'IXOS were purchased nt the lowest notch,
and will bo sold at correspondingly low prices
Also.
Hickory Stripes. Check*, Denim*, Cotlowulrs, Drill*,
Jiluc Drills, Jeans, Ac V Eli }' CHEAP.
We have received tills day some benul ifnl
NEW DRESS GOODS,
Kor Spring. MELANGE I’O I* bI N tor Ladles’
suits.
A very handsome lino of New Alpaccas, In all
the new Spring shades.
BLACK SILKS,
on which wo defy competition. A lull Hue of
COLORED SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Now styles Delaines, Linens and White Goods,
•A good Hack Towell. all Linen, only cents.
Napkins, Damask Table Cloths by the yeard and
patterns.
Loom Table Lint-m,
Counterpanes ,
Jacon etla.
Cambria,
Plaid Cambric**,
Stripe Cambrics,
Piques,
TTarteions,
Victoria Laws,
India Twilit i
Irish Linens
Bird Eye Crash, Linen Uandekerchlefß, d:c.. Ac.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
BELLINH
at cost
A good stock of White Flannels on Imml, very
cheap. Elegant White Cashmeres ami French
Merinos at reasonable prices. A large stock oi
Gloves, Crapes, Crape Veils, Scarfing, Silks, ami
Shroudings, always on hand. Funeral orders
promptly and salisfuctorlly tilled.
CLOT lIS & CASSI M K R ES ,
A FULL ASSORTMENT from the lowest grade
of AMERICAN to the llnesl FRENCH. All sizes
()RAIN B A 0 S
on Immi.
lIOHI K It Y A N I) G I. O V K s
IJiKW* SKIRTS. I’IIKAI’KK THAN EVER.
PAPER WINDOW SHADES.
OIL WINDOW shades:
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
FRENCH CORSETS,
THE BEST KIP GLOVES
in Curlhlo.{just received, ONI. Y DOLL A U A A D
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
I am happy to Inform the public that having
purchased n great many of Iho above goods be
foro the advance In prices wo can offersome bar
gains that may not bo found elsewhere. Tin* buy
er can
SAVE MONEY
by loooklng round, wo aro now prepared to con
vince all that wo cannot bo undersold by anj
house in Cumberland Valley, but will bo found
a Utile lower than the lowest.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
NO. 4,
EAST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE. V A .
ttsnbll INS.
iicpl +
CK 'IO
>B«o**«, •
>r|»i».NO of rucelvuA tfctmty fISjU
required by ACtkfa, *o
jrthnc* ami (ft.ft.'fu
.•rfhsboro 1 , at th<£ii4J)fl£ boiifiO OMjW/A
• at
, al'rfho public A. I*
ml ll*o .VL
Allen, atA]i<&>u))]ffel&i&o of J. a. Hcclf, 1 !?*
ml ai John Hinkle,
lon, at the pubfo Mile* Crow*
•ijumtai O %&%
ol’t’iinMioro’, at Vhp fjuWltP honee of Jacob
,fo»ptiay iT7, ami the pilvU>. home of L.
-is. t*
■tSNfc\R.Cumberlnml. at lUe p*Julc
T«j#felu!ll, May *JU ami Ja.
at iho pulitlc
stoimhsiown, JunejJ^
Tklmjcwoll ami Newbur^m**'
iVtn.-C. Sharp, June J nnr
sffippensburt; lltirp*^
•) PU&I& hou-o of iJr
\ Du>RlnMm, j \yr
lo and^
public of
jd&i and Township, ntrfhe
(j. f4X
.✓die publrvhou.-o of &£{. L. ICnHt*
public housftmf 15. U. EsltersJuno^
tliopubll\otu-e'of\\^C!f&Jc r ft
fm»e rJ*nd 1-V* \»A , V,, 5>
Millllspiit School Jnno^niU^
.|g,.„Ufo%, nt SchortUJons^’Junj'l^
'nuwvlllo. Si tiic&musj ote. A.\*?Bn«)erisci, "«
lime 111 iiflci 'J»t» \jA ,
Middlesex, llcXisa, Juno 2A
md iM. 'i, V l, 'c \pT
silver sprlnc.-fct thojioifio dl (J&xa* Duey, V"V
lime in. and ul the boiled M. KUpk,\Jljif4 115. I
North Middleton, al oPJ. % Mother,
lure Ju ami 21. v- \ ,
South Middleton, nt the hmwp rft Srffupk>y,
lunu -H, and the houSe of
M*m hnulQpburg, nt Hie houso of T. J.
I nml '1 . ’ ■> . \‘,
»>u lade, nt tho Commissioners 1 Oillco, July i>
in,* rroasurer will receive taxes nt hlsoftlce
ml.I the Ist day of September next, at winch
line duplinites lor nil unpaid taxes will be is
lied i» Hie constables ol the lespective boroughs
it id township-, hve per vent, will however be
tdded to all laXet, if not paid oil of beloro the
arsl day ot August next.
C. M KLLINGER,
Tmi.VTcr nj Ciu/iOt-W-inci Lounty J J a
April Id, IstkS.—jt.
IALEUl 1 ’ UNSKAI'LU La.NUs.-
ily virtue ol u warrant horn umlti Hie baud
,*.J .seal ol the Coninii.s.sionein ol Cumberland
.wunty, nml to me d.iecicd, Hu* billowing tracts
~r lo .Mil unsealed land, mtuaie.l in Cumueiuuid
u. Ca., wm ue s.ml ut puuitc mite, UL hi o'clucK,
mi Monday, me nth day ot June, 1 >«', at the Coin t
in uti lisle, Loamy’ alorestlid, ul’ a.l much
,1 ~.ieu Li aei a- will del ray the nn paid taxes and
cost* due tnercoii. C. Mh-iiLlNUlil!,
Conn '1 ‘retta ttrer.
Dickinson Towns/iij).
No. Ac. Oicn. 7ux Due. ,\o. Ac. Uwn, Tax Due.
,sl Ucetem, Himes .t i Id NewcoiUCi , J. 73
515 do i itullur, n. d) 03
•J luieman, W. Ins 3 Han», Mos-w l‘l
hi Uialiam, Joliii .< t>x f> .liieons Gem go 1 ui<
li Gieial, JacoU ICI lo Jacoo», George 7 J<•
70 Orca.soii, James 121 I Lea-s, in
Uuilt.F A. 3Ju IMy e.a, Sam I ll"
1U tleinmriigcr, J. IJ< | 0 My'crs. Jmiuc - W
nil Johnson, John 2-s.Uj 110 Gift, Daniel “s*
y LcreW, Adam 12 I ! o Uimigii, John 12V
7 DeMlcy , LeWisi I 7 < I 1-MoWeio, ImiiiC 27
IiOO Mooiv, Allied 2i ID 0 Myers, Israel W
y .Myers! Cyrus 3 eel Myei.s. C. ■>
3 Mentor, M. or N. Itt-.j d Moulnrl, Isaac 1 2i>
y .Muiiiioul J. A il. .>«.• ii .weals, Jeremiah iit
B.M’Cieury, Wm. Ooi; 23 SoWyj«, i'aut Ili
3 .Stalumnt h, J no. 3 1 Jd sterner, j.oi J, L. 2 2-j
JUO Woods, S. Hieir»; 9 h'j -a Witherspoon, N. 03
5 Woll, Jacob is j Alberi, Widow M
17 Young. A. I3j| 1U JaOoUs, Cy l lld 71
2.1 Garner, Jacob Ja. O'Myers, V. t>l
1 Sours, John tl. out.l 3i .w.ver», c'hns. 131
lo CocKicy, Noah "•> l i smy eis, Ctnilp 32
li limit/, .Varon I*M-, il Reedier, Jacou 100
d Fungli, Jolni
o- .Myeis, Henry
y David
Aouih Middleton.
Id Albright, Ja. oO M.’ y Hollluger. A. -
I iUoWnawell, G. 7d 10 UoUmger, D.
27 nr mil, Jacon 23, 13 Morrison, John
i'.l v m tiet. J mill
d Curl, William
7 Johnson, Joliu 10., cock, 3 50
2 luiitlmuii.il. 1 ik.| 17 Shnver, Jacob C. I ”0
*2o Lmmun, .mui'l 2il lu smith, John \V. J n}
id Mi ei.s, A. tl. tin y Welsl/’s Hen s, 213
Id .N.nloi, Alex*. 12-1 U\\ ai‘«), James I*3
o Lciew, David ‘.'..j hi Zeigler, Abm. 3 3-s
o Mouie, Wm. Sr. I llltainii/., 2s
Übatidt,) 3M| I Glenn, I’nlterson 30
d Dilcamu, Dau’l l.j 11 Miller, Joun 7u
Id Goody ear's
ileila, I i» j
• Mifflin,
tu Diddle, E. M.
13 Fulton, James
idl J-Jjfily, Uii'bl. 1:1*5;; 17 .Miller, Samuel 107
luu K-ihor, Alex. 50. j 2J UluiuU.n, Jolui I*. I Til
■1 I’.iUou'r*. Venus .11 Wfsliiiur, miih'l - <>i*
llc.if:, 11 5 Aniulil, Suin'l bi
V»1 Ulumds, Longaml !*<• Hn-td-r, Atch.
l-Jneriy, 12 !> 23 Woodburn, A. S,
1.1H.X1 Woutlunrn,.lM2u 1
1 Caldwell's Heir*,
,S hippcnsbnry Township.
} Spceco, Samuel 1 'JO
02 Brllzhoover, J. 15 Miller, Henry ITo
(lkMiU.i 212 .3 Bishop, Kllz. 1 s')
100 Uallmulh T. M. li IM ill Moon*, Johnstonft 0.3
2.’>SiMin('hl, r. W. -1 oi 5 Meillnger, John 000
lixisiiiich A: *uii.s,' 572 It. Shank, Murtm s*>
Sollrnberner.-J. 2tii UJ Weaver, Cues. 5-1"
.32 Dimean. David To 20 Garvcr I’eier -1 10
Ift MollUiyer 1). 12‘ 20 Trego, Levi 240
U llolliuger, Jacob 01 2J Thrush, B. 2.vr
Soft Finish Dnnb'jr,
I Waggoner, I*. S.
Nainsooks,
Brilliants,
3 MVullnugh. J. Hi 8 AIU, Peter A. I?
Is lumbar, John 1 I-L’7 Rutinmi, Huin'l 01
7 i lay, Jno. theirs) 21 U Koroes. A theirs)
ii I leminuigei. John -)| U Hebei Ug, R. 1 |l, »
in Natlor, barney Ho 1
H Bnsehore, Peter 01 1 10 Sherhan. J. G. Il
s Erh, BenJ. Ml 1 Hoover, John I u
5 Glenn. G. (heirs) ‘2 j 1 Ki etzler, J. Jr. 100
10 Slay man, M. ('. 2 21]
12 Geese. Georgo -12 j Kl-slnger, Peter
LJO IluiiH-rlcli. C. P. 0 2.1 7 Kupp, Levi
a Crain Ur. Jo-. 2u i M.lter, Jacoa
li Coble. U. ihelrM o.| Lgult, John
Worth Middleton*
00 Uloser. Wm. 2 01 I J Dawson, M. 2 70
Fast Pcnnsborough.
W Seiler, Dr. Wm. S 2 10 | Muiunm, Sam'l Vi
2 Waggonc" - , J. T.
1 Kind g. '.liens)
1 Mndig. 'iiui’l
1- M’Cunv, Sani‘l
1 Sharue, Sarn'i 22 51 Sharpe, M. 1 uu
» s-hai pe, J. .M. D. 1 o6[li M'Cuue. J. (heirs/ ol
Pcnnsborough .
M’Klnney, P. (heirs) 76 \
A pril y, lMi>. —(it
I N BA N K U U B 1’ EY .
J_ Jitslrn■( uf Pennsylvania, S. S.
At CAUUisLf, March 21, A. L>., i»os.
Tli“ undersigned heieby gives notice of Ida ap
pointment lia Assignee ot John HelilZ, in the
> ouuivol Cumhei land, and :slate oj IVnnsylva
nia, w'lthln said Distiiet, who hies been adjudged
,i bankrupt upon his own pel l non. by llie district
Colli Lol Mild district. h)' . K. SADLKU,
April 10, IbtKi.—3t A'siyiif.
NOTICE. —Nolico is hereby given Ui.a
Letters of Administration on the estate ot
mi/Jihelh Whitcomb, deed., Jaleot Silver Spring
iwp., Cumberland county, have been granted to
the uiideislgned residing in the same township,
vil pprsiiiis indebted to said estate uic requested
to make payment tmmediuiely.aml those im% mg
i-lainis against said estate will also piesenlth. m
lor settlement. • GLDKGE ilOt»\ Kit,
April 10. J.vis. —ot* . AitminMrnhn .
NOTICE. —Notice hereby given lliai
Letters of Administration on the estate ul
.v<iam Whileombe, deceased. lute of Monroe
Lownship, have been granted to the under*
signed residing In the same township. All
peisons Indebted l > said estate are requested U
make payment immediately, and those liuvini
.•hums against said estate will also present lh-ir
tor settlement- JOHN PAUL,
Maiell 2ii, IsOS.— ol AtiniinialTnU'r.
/ IUMREKLAND VALLEY K. R.-
ij CHANGE OK HOURS.
on and alter Monday, Oct. 7 Hi, lN>O. Passongei
Trains will run daily, us lollows, itumduys «-x
copied;:
•Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg fc>.4t
V M.. Meelmniesburg IUS, Carlisle 0.57, NeavilH
,ub aluppetisburg 11.07, Cbambeisbuig I.H
p. M. Greeiicasilo 1.43, arriving at Hugerstowi
** Mail Train loaves Harrisburg2.oo, V. M. Meehan
.esl.mg 2.31, Carlisle 3.UU, Newville Uo, ftluppens
uiug i.lo, clmmbersbuig 4.60, Greencastle 6.3>, ar
.ivmg at Hageislowu 6.00. P. M. * .
Exniesb liuin leaves Harrisburg 4.1 a, P. M.
Mecbaliiesbmg 4.51, Carlisle 6.21, Newville
mippeuaburg u. 21, arriving at Chumbersbuigti..*!
A A M Milxed Train leaves Chambcrsburg SAM, A
d GreeneasUe v. 30, arriving at Hagefbtown Uu.
A, .M. • ’ ,
On and after Monday, October 7/6, the Aceom
laudation Train will leave Chauibeistiuig at i
-mmpeii-.buig 5,30, Newville (i.Ol. Curln>luMo, Me
eimiucsbui g 7.01. A M., arriving ul liuvrisbun
, A. M., making close connection willi Hum
lo New Yoiß and Philadelphia.
Mall Tram leaves Hagerstown 8.10, A. M. Green
cusUo BA%Xhuiubei'sbui-g y. 20, i-dlippeusbuig '.*.6
Newville UfttJO, Carlisle U. 03, Meelmiiicsburg H.S
irnvmg at Uarnsbiirg 12.1 u, I*. M.
Express TmaC-dinkYOs Hugurslown 12.00 M
GreeneasUe 12,3 tr, GJittlilbersbiug 1.10, Sluppeni
• mig M 3, Newville iib, Carlisle Mecnana
mug 3.2 H, arriving at Hun isbmg 3.56,1*. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 3.06, P. 51
Greencubflo 4.00 arriving at Chainben.biug i.c
i Making close connections at Harrisburg wit
Tiains to and Hon. Philadelphia, New \uil
PituburU, BaUlmoie and Washington.
u. N. LULL,
Hail Road Office. \ *"P'*
ClminO'y, Ud, 41/i, 1807. J *
Del. 10 1n.7
l?OR SALE OR KENT.—The larg
_P Thiee-Slory House, on the comer ad Higl
wm.O p.opl. cu»ap. Tuqul-- gUApLEVj
F«b»3o.—3® Cornsroj 2-3| £ti.
rff \vu-
fen ry^iuali,
1•> i ,i KUeri, John
0 Ju # 5-. Soil-auger, J
2 1C
1 i!i ft Moiii e, AUiOil
1 .sft 21 l'n« e ami Ham
07 200 Kooiitz, Isaac
1 7-1 l.t Kindly. 11.
Carlisle.
TO I Wahl, George l!>
Penn,
Meehan icsburg.
2S | 3 aherbnn, Henry I r.O
Frank/ord.
Silver Spring.
Middlesex.
Kcwion.
Si, l Middleton, Wm. 1 t)2
6ijl SiouUer, J. M. 2>*
li i suuUeisou, Joa. VJ
JfojscwcU.
WESTWARD.
EASTWARD.
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