Boils— Like the volcano, Boils give
issue to tho .foul and fiery contents of tho de< p
lulerior. To remove tho cause of such suffering
U Is only necessary to vitalize the Blood by uupi
plying It with Its Life Element, Ikon.
the PERUVIAN SYRUP,
(a protected solution of tho Protoxide of Iron
■will do this clfeclimlly, and give ’strength, viV/ir
and new-life to tho whole system.
Eflruct 0/ a Letter from Kiev. KiciiAiti)«. Edf.s, of
Bolton, Mass,
•• p* o r years I was a sufferer from Bolls, so that
mV life became weurlsom through their frequent
aud persistent recurrence; finally a carbuncle
formed In tho smalt of my back*. During Us pro
areas largo pieces of decomposed flesh were every
S a v or two cut uwuj. and tho prostration and
itcuural disturbance 01 me system were grout.—
Heioro I had recovered from this attach two
smaller carbuncles broito out higher up. and I
was again tnrcaieued with a recurrence ol tho
sufferings to to winch 1 had so long been aubjec*
i.wi It was at this tuno that X commenced tak
lug the PIiiItUVIAN ttVUUP. I coiitmlied tult*
inu It until 1 had used live bottles; sluco l ieu 1
have hud nothing of tho kind. l;or years 1 was
one of the greatest sufferers. Othei medicines
eavo me partial and temporary relief, but this
remarkable remedy, with a kind and inuuivo
sense went direcctiy to the rout of the evil, and
did Its work with u thoroughness worthy of its
CS Puiiiphietsonlfree. Thegenulnelms
“ PmuuviAN YYitur" blown in the glass.
t itiiuviA* DIiSJiMOUE, Proprietor, __
Sold by all druyyists. iVo. 30 Day &(.. A’. I*.
Tho best known remedy for
s(JRO F U L A
in all Its manifold forms. Including Ulcers, Can
cers tsuiihilis, Halt Jtheiini. Cunsuinjihun, etc., is Du.
ANUkIW IoDINK Wathu, apurosoltiliun ut lodine
Without a solvent, discovered alter uiiiuy years of
selenune research,and experiment Xor eradi*
eating humors iroin tho system it has no equal,
Circutais sent ireu. !ii l# > l t v , V
Sold by DruyUisls generally. 33 Bey ist., A 1.
April 10, loOs.—im ,
A Useful Invention.—The new wire
for clothes Hues bids fair to supersede every
oilier In use. Tho patent Is on the coatlug of the
wire, and this Is well nigh iudcsiruciublc. From
tho evidences wo have seen and tho testimony ns
to Us durability aud value, wo have no hesitation
In recommending this wh o to .our frlouds and
patrons as all that Its Inventors claim for it.—
Whoever now willfully inflicts upon his family
the troubles of the Hope Clothes Line, deserves
to receive his fresh linen soiled.
April IG, 1868.-31
SCROFULA, IN ALL ITS FORMS,
CAN 'UK CURED UY USING THE
Sr, viar (Call's The Great, “ Hoot and Herb Jii toe a
am aril ail’s Wouil KuM and Herb Juice s
SmirUin Pander nd Herb Juices,
Si'H iribt'i'i and remedy ‘‘ R i t'.a-t I !l erb Juivf.v
Svmrilifi'* for “ R , >t an d Herb Juices'
Stm Scrofula "Hut and Herb Juices,
SawirUan’s ami all “AW and Herb Juice*.,
Sanviril an's Eruptions “ Hunt and Herb J incest
Fbtnutr itan's ol the ** Itool and Herb Juices,
■ i£maritan's akin. “ Hurt and Htrb Juice
Tlioro Is not nnotlior romccly known to equal
this for the euro of Syphllus, Ulcers, Sores, Scrof
ula, in all Its forms, Totters, Scales. Bolls, Mercu
rial Discuses and eruptions of the Skin. .This Is
no experiment; U Is a well tested remedy In tho
United Stales Hospitals, where those diseases as
Burned thoir worst forms; mild oases soon yield
six bottles will euro any case. It Is a common
saying, “ I have trlocVovory thing without effect.
To such wo say, uso the Samaritan Hoot and Herb
juices , and if it falls to cure any disease of the
bhifcd or skin, your money will bo refunded by
our agents. Price §1.25 per bottle.
SAMARITAN’S GIFT,
TllE'ifOST.OtiliPAty REMEDY EVER ÜbED
Hold by H. Haverstlclc. Carlisle. Pa. •
* DESMOND &CO.JT
May 3,1807— ly 015 Race Street Phlla
To Consumptives.— The adv ertiser
having been restored to health In a few weeks by
a very simple remedy, alter having suffered for
eoveral years wltn a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the
prescription used, free of charge), with tho dlrec
tlons for preparing and using the same, which
* they will find a sums cuius for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Couchs, Colds, and all
Throat and Luug Affections. Tho only object of
tho advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to
benefit the alUlcted, and spread Information
wn leh he conceives to bo Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost
them, and nothing may prove a blessing. Par
ties wishing tho prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 10,1807—1 y
CONSUMPTIVES READ!
A Physician, who had consumption for sever
al years, with frequent bleedings of the lungs,
cured himself with a medicine unknown lo the
profession, when his case appeared hopeless. Ho
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 he 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 thosesufferlngwlthlhls
malady, ho prulluis a treatment which ho confi
dently believes will eradicate thodlsease. Medi
cine forwarded by express. Send for circular, or
cull on DR. E. UOYLSTON JACKSON,
jVo. 200 A r . Tenth .Street, Thila.
Dec. 5, 18(j7—ly
Errors op Youth.—A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema
turo Decay, and all the effects of youthful Indis
cretion. will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need It, the recipe and direc
tions for making the simple remedy by which ho
was cured. Sufferers wlshl ng to profit by the ad
vortlser’s experience, can do so by addressing, In
perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
42 Cedar Street, Now York
May 10,1807— ly
Information.—lnformation guaran
teed toproduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon
a bald head or beardless face, also a recjpo for tho
.removal of Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions, Ac., on
tho skin, leaving tho same soft, clear and beautl
ul, can bo obtained without charge by address
ug
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
823 Broadway, Now York.
May 10, 1807-ly
Plat riel).
f*AUL—BRINDLE.—At tho Lutheran Parson
age in .New- Kingston, on the -Ist lust., by the
Rev. H. R. Fleck. George E. Paul to Miss Bockio
Urindle, both of Cliurchtown, ibis county.
JO ien.
FABER.—In this bmmgh, on tho 17th Inst.,
Lewis F ibor, Sr., aged 75 y oars.
THOMPSON.—On Sunday morning, the 2fUh
Inst., Nellie, daughter of Joseph C. and Jane
Thompson, aged 3 yearn, u mou His and 2 days.
®;j)e ptarfeets.
Carlisle Flour and Grain Market.'
Carlisle, April 29, ISG3.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. U. BOSLLU St BUO.
Flour—Family, 813 fio New Corn 100
Flour—Super 1J oo Oats 75
Kye Flour 8 s<i Clover Seed, 4 60
Wheat—White 2 75 Timothy Seed 1 75
Wheat— Red, 2JO New Huy ton 12 00
Rye, /! 0.
Carlisle Provision Market.
Uaulxsle, April 29, 1808.
Buttor -15 Chickens—pr. 00 to 100
Eggs, 20 Potatoes—b bus 1 75
Lard, 15 Apples-jbesl—films 2 5U
Tallow 10 Apples—2d b—bus 200
Bucou—iiiuns, % 15 Bugs, 4
Bacon—Sides 1-1
Philadelphia markets.
Philadelphia, April 28,1808
Fioim.—About l>oo hbls. sold In lots, Including
—Northwest Buperilne at $8 u 8 75; Norlhwestex
traB9a 050; Northwestern family Sloa 12; Peun
sylvanla and Western Superline £8 75 a 0; Penn,
and Western family 811 a 13 a Pennsylvania and
Western fancy 813 50a 1550; llye Flour 89 60.
Onain.—Thu oUV-rlngs of wheat ore small, and
for prime lots a fair demand prevails at lunncr
rates. Bales of Ited atB2 95 aB. Uye is unchanged;
sales oi Pennsylvania at 82 10 ah2o. Corn Is less
active and lower: sales of 5000 bus. yellow at 8122;
500 bus. white at 81 18, and 4UUO Western mixed at
$l2l a 1 22. Oats arl quiet, with sales at 90 a 05c.
for Pennsylvania and Delaware, and 85 a b(i for
Western. Nothing doing m either Barley or
M-Ut.
Seeds.— Cloverseed is dull, but prices are un
changed; sales ol lUO bushels at 85 a 5 50 for Penn
sylvania, and prime Western at $0 per bushel.—
Timothy is dull; 13J bus sold at 82 25 a 250. Flax
seed soils on arrival at 82 80 per. bushel.
Whiskey.— Bales are making on terms kept
private.
§im atibertteementsi.
q. koT a. bm nr,
A TTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 3 South Hanover sired?. Olllco with W. J.
Shearer. E*q.
Ap-11l 39, 18U8.—ly.
XXTAN TED. —Twelve or fifteen women
YY to work In Hag room of Mt. Holly Paper
Mill. Good wages ana constant employment,—
Apply to toM oi A. MANSFIELD.
April 80,1868.—8 t.
atjbmlsmcnta
0001)811
N % B W GOODS!!!
W. C. SAWYER & GO
EAST MAIN STUBET,
UNDER CORMAN HOUSE,
Have just cot in store from Now York and Phila
delphia, all tho latent styles of
DRESS GOODS
SILKS IN AM, KTYI.KM AND COLORS,
SILK POPLINS, SPRING MOHAIR and CHENE
POPLINS In single and double fold for La-
dles’ and Misses’ suits. ALPACAS in
BLACK and every shade of color,
MIXED, STRIPHD & BARRED
GOODS for dresses. Beauti-
ful COLORED & WHITE
MARSAILES, elegant
GRENADINES &
LAWNS, All
kinds of
WHITE
BRILLI-
ANTS, Tuck
MUSLINS
CAMBRICS, S^ISS,
TARLETONS, PERCEI,
WHITE and FIGURED,
CHEMBRA CHINTZ. SHIRTING
LINENS, EDGINGS, FLOUNCINGS.
LACES, bought from ./affray’s, Now'
York, selling much less than regular prices,
Newest stylo of LADIES COATS, splendid styles
FRENCH and ENGLISH COATINGS,
FOR
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
OrnamenU and trimmings to match.
SPRING SHAWLS
Elegant printed
CASHMERE BARRED & STRIPED.
ALL KINDS OF
MOURNING GOODS
ALL KINDS OK
FUNERAL GOODS
W. C. Sawyer & Co.,
Purchased before cotton advanced an immense
stock of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS
*
CALLICOES,
SHEETINGS
BLEACHED AND
MUSLINS,
TICKINGS,
PANT STUFF
Ao., <tc., Ac.,
Great bargains in all Domestics.
Our Notion Department
Is full of Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Cm
vais, Col'ars. Zephyrs, Buttons, Trimmings, Rib*
bona and other wares.
JOVINS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
All colors, “ Tho Duchess” Kid Gloves, at low
prices. Latest stylo of parnsdls and Sun umbrel
las, Hoop Skirls and a thousand other articles
noi mentioned. We are tho largest dealers of
CORSESTIn Carlisle, from tho lowest to driest
French.
W. C. SAWYER & CO.,
Arc unrivalled lu their large and select stock oi
CARPETS,
We buy from manufacturers and save jobbers
commisßlhns.
Best Quality Three Ply.
Best Quality Crosley Brussels.
Best Ingrains.
Best Venocian.
Best Philadelphia make of Ingrains.
Cheap Carpets to suit all customers.
All widths and Qualities of
OIL CLOTHS,
for rooms, halls, stairs and tables. Velvet Bugs,
Matt*., Oil Shades, Hollands for Curtains; Dam
ask for Lounges. Counterpanes, Blankets, Table
Linens, Napkins, Ac.
W. C. SAWYER & C 0.,
have received the nt . est styles of
SPRING COATINGS, CASSIMERES,
goods made up to order, in the latest styles, new
goods will be added os the season advances, we
buy forCASHandsellat the LOWEST MARKET
PBKJE3. Anybody cad n. & CO.
April 80,1808.
ilist of Dealers.
LIST UP Ul£A.Li£Us> in Uouds, Wares,
and Merchandise, also Brewers, Distillers,
lumbermen, Eating Houses, «Kc., within the
County uf Cumberland, as appraised aud assess
ed by i*. a. Plank, Mercantile Appraiser. In ac
eoiMaiiee with the sovoiul acts of Assembly, us
follows, lo wit;
W. C. Sawyer A Co., dry goods,
C. Ugilby, do
mm is Miller,
L. r. Ureouiluid, do ,
W. A. Miles, do
.). G. 11. Ring, do
T. A. Harper, do
Robert Amson, groceries,
.1. Mai tin, do
Washmood & Bro., do
W, Umir A Son, do
Keeny & Masonhelmer, do
Joseph Zeiglvr, do
John Fuller, do
John llinnor. do
il. Poliley, do
J. U. Mecii, do
\V, J. Cameron,
J. Henur,
W. H. Main.
C. Llsiimn,
G. 11. Uuilman,
A. J. Sites,
Daniel Shoemaker, do
J. IC. Spangler, do
C. A. Smith, do
W. 11. .’smith, do
Beutein * Bro., produce,
J. A D. Rhoads, do
J. 11. Hosier & Bro., do
K. (.’. Woodward, do
M. Darkness, do
Leo A Bro., do
M, Hoover, lumber and coal,
A. 11. Blair, do
UeJaueey A Shroni, do
J. A. Wetzel & Co., Hour and feed,
A. B. Ewmg, furniture,
John Llztnau, do
Fredrick Cornman, do
David Sipo. do
Halbert <a Shaploy, do
J. U. Triblor, agt., merchant tailor
.1. A. Eaklus, ilo
.1. Donier, do
I. Livingston, do
S. Arnold, clothing.
A. U. Lecblor, do
E. B. Leonard, Jr., do
-I. W. SinlJoy, do
A. Lehman, do
A. M. Piper, books,
.1. Loudon, do
George Yocum, confectionary, 11
R. 8. Hughes, do l-l
Mrs. 8. M. Kieffer, do II
J. 11. Hheem A Co., do II
I’oyleACo., notions, 1-1
Mrs. Rosonberger, do U
J. Hutton, fancy goods, II
A. H. Miller, do H
J. P. Neff, do 1-1
J. Irvin, bools and shoes, • JJI
F. C. Fleming, do M
Spoiswuud A Kerby, do II
I*. Kellenbergor, do H
.1. U. Gardner, do M
W.C. Diven, do 11
W. M. Porter, do 11
11. Plank, do 1-1
G. KiiMolnger, leather, 11
.1. U.Calhu, lulls and furs, 11
.1. Boa/,, do 11
.J. A. KellSr, do 11
il. Maxion, hardware, D
.Miller A Bowers, do ID
11. Hey singer, watches and jewelry, 11
W. D. A. Naugle, do 11
f Conlyn, do 11
F. C. Cramer. do 11
Com man Worthington, drugs, 11
Mrs. c. Elliott, do 11
U. Ralston, do H
Havorsllek A Bro., do 12
U. Cornman. do 1-1
hn Campbell, sewing machines, 11
•s. Uckcr, uo ’M
L. Lochmau, do 11
•s. M. Neff, millinery, II
•s Chenoweth, do 11
•s. E. Williams, do II
Samuel Eusiuluger, robes, 11
W.Clepper, do H
Walker A Claudy, stoves, ,11
William Fridley, do 11
Kmesmilli A Rupp, do li
James M Uonlgal, do M
jaeotj Mai tin 'bakpr, 11
William Sellers, do 11
Peter Miller, do 11
Mrs. A. M. Fredericks, do H
Uosh a Bayler, cigars, H
D. Rhoads, do 11
Koonlz, Megary A Co., dry goods,
llui'ol A Sou, do
Joseph Elcoek, do
Urugli A Bro.. do
J. D. Rafcnsbergcr, do
Brindlu A Nleswanger, do
.1, S. Updegraph, do
i omiort a Buttorff, do
Roukafellow A Minor, groceries,
West A Eberly, do
Kauffman A GriflUh, do
Devmuey A Myers, do
Florh A lleikes, do
J. Emmuiger, do
Vetmaii Eves, drugs,
J. B. Herring, do
11. F. Guyer, do
Ira day. do
statler A Bro.JJ hats and caps,
Henry Znm. boots and shoes
Bowman A Bro., do
Levi Riegel, do
C. Kelm, do
John 11. Keller, do
Jacob K. i ongnecker, do
Mank A Delhi, lurnlture,
Tll/.el A Bro,, do
John Rupp, do
R. 8. Impley, Jowolry,
Jacob Swui t/., do
Robb A Kiumiell, hardware,
Hover, Eberly A Co., do
R, Wilson, stoves,
Womleriicli A Hauck, do
J. J. sioiih, conJectlunaiy,
.1. Uhler, do
Jacob Grove, Ido
1., D. Keeler, merchant tailor,
L. W. Abrams, clothing,
Wm. Railing, do
Mrs. S. Simons, do
M. Guswiler, cigar-,
11. Palmer, do
.virs. Bryan, millinery,
L, F. Eberly, lumber.
.). Milleiheli, do
Joseph Long, do
U.. Moor & Co., do
Siayman A Bucher, produce,
Johnson A cion, do
T. B. Bryson, do
Miller A Garrett, do
W. ll. Oswald, coal,
J. 1,. Becker, bo>>ks,
11. Null. marketing,
E. Koil'man. do
SHIPPENSBURU.
Robert Snodgrass, dry goads,
b. U. McPherson, do
.1. A J. B. Keddlg, UO
Danner A Neely, do
u. 11. oiewurt, do
Tannoii A Kimbcll, groceries,
John Ciiumbaugh, do
GINGHAMS,
G. Oremon, do 11
h. . .min , . do II
u. K.lniao, do li
Myyi's do
J. Kelso, do 11
M. M. Angie, do 11
Pugue A holders, do 11
MePnerson A Co., hardware, 11
Grubill A Hollar, do 13
J.C. Aitic, drugs, II
B. K. Keller, do 11
G. W. Croft, bools and shoes, 11
P. s. Artz, do II
J.B. Cole, do 11
W. Clark, confectionary, II
H. C. Hollar, do ll
W. H. Hollar. do 11
L. Fohtnutighl, do 11
Sheai er A nlalr, merchant tailors, 11
UNBLEACHED
COTTON & LINE.N
Ac., Ac., Ac.
Landis it Bender, do 11
J. Bridges it Sun, do 11
J. M. Smiley, do II
T. r. Blair, produce, 11
W. T. H. Jamison & Co., do li
Morrow it Knekinger, do l:>
Long A Gish, do 11
Lawton it Co., do lo
A. meter <t .Sou, do !•»
I). J. suoddy, furniture, 11
Barnhart, Duke it Bro., do 11
J. Landis. Jewelry, 11
W. I>. E. liayes sewing machines, 11
11. M. Suirgeou, millinery, 11
John A Wolf, .stoves, 11
B. S. Slones, drugs, 11
J, M. lleykes, stoves, 11
J. Kelso, books, 11
NEW CUMBERLAND.
drygoods, 11
, do l:l
do 11
lumber,. 1J
do 11
do 1-1
do 14
NEWBURG.
Slcvlck it Swlgert, drygoods, II
Elliott it Barr, do II
Elsenhower it Halo, do 1.1
C. Stevlck, furniture, 11
D. McCoy, bouts and shoes, 11
NEWVILLE.
T. Willett,
lUuiglmmn *t Sou,
Ito** it Co.,
Henry 11. Mosser,
Limner oyster,
U. James,
Lee «£ Lberly,
T. Slough, drygoods, 10
T. McCandllsh, do 11
E. James A Bro., do 9
•3. E O’Niel, \ do H
M. It. Bklnnor, hardware, II
Kunkle A McCandllsh, do 10
J. H. Miller, drugs, H
Mrs. 11. Heed, do 11
B. O. Wild, do 14
Ami by tho Company’s advertised agents
throughout the United Stales.
JinnUtaiirrn should be made in drafts or other funds
par in A civ York, and the Bonds trill be sent free (<{
Wnrn/c bit return express. Parties subscribing through
local ayents tall look lo (hem fur their safe, delivery.
\ PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR IS'W Ims just
been published by the Company, giving fuller
lulornmibm limn Is possible in an advertise
ment. respecting llio Progress of the Work, tho
UeMmroes of the County traversed by the Road,
tho Means for Construction, and the Value of the
Bonds, which will bo sent free on application at
the Company’s olllces or to any of the advertised
agents JUIIN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
April 23,1SCS.—3m New York.
A. L. Irvin, bouts and shoes, 14 700 r _ , ir , v ,,, c u/aVTI n
Joseph Laugblin, feed, 14 700 T>OOK AOEN IS \V AA i HjD
Myers ifeShlnaliold, clothing, 14 700 D koi: tiik new hook, •
H.Giauser & Son, groceries, 13 10 UO
Graham & Morrow, do 11 7 u 0
Woodbiun & dlmllenbeiger, furniture, 14 7 DO
6. M, Kneker, furniture, U 7 00
J.Uricker, do 14 7 00
U. Henry, confectionary, 14 7no
J. J. Uruwlord, do 11 7 00
Urewsier & uougherty, iner. tailor, 14 7 00
L. 11, Uandall, do 14 7 00
James Kennedy,. Btoves, 14 700
O. W. Mull, do 14 7 00
(i. \V. Landis, jewelry, h 700
A. Pro.tz & Son, boots and sUoes, 11 700
G. A. Delrlch. stoves, 14 7 00
C. Sherlch, drugs. 11 7 00
J. H. Ouswller, dry goods,
J. Swartz." merchant lulior,
HONUOE.
drypooda, 10 I*o 00
do U 15 00
do 11 7 00
11 7 00
11 7 00
11 7 00
Georco llrindlo,
KaullumnVt Paul,
Theophllua Wolf,
Peter Uillej*. sloven,
Samuel Plank, feed,
Heury Spuhr. do
'SOUTH MIDDLETON.
Williamson i Bro., drygoods, 12 12.00
Wehbort it Borland, 'do 12 12 30
O. Hannan. do 13 10 00
Sumuol Wolf, do H 7 <K)
C. Keep, furniture,
Philip Clipper, confectionary,
J. Heckman; -do
Mrs. E Harizell, groceries,
G. Geesamau, Hour and feed,
J. Zigler, do
DICKINSON.
Samuel Wolf, drygoods,
David Myeis, do
Gardner & Myers, do
Henry Ockcr,
Ernest & Co.,
Peter Garber,
George Beetom*
CARLISLE
Ctass. License.
!i Bi*> 00
li Jo uu
IV) uo
7 00
7 Ot)
7 00
7 UU
10 00
7 00
do
do
dO
do
do
do
7 UU
7 DO
7 DO
7 UO
12 50
7 DO
7 UO
7 00
7 UO
7 00
7 UO
7 UO
MECHANICSBURO,
LOWER ALLEN.
UPPER ALLEN,
12 * 12 oO
14 700
14 7 0(1
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
PENN.
dry goods, 14 700
• do 14 7 00
do 14 7 00
do . II 700
3Ust of Dealers.
NEWTON,
Jacob Wnsblnger, dry goods, 11
Clever &. Earnest, do 14
John Kyle, do H
8. Miller & Son, clo 14
J, linker, do 14
Joint .Miiiich, groceries, H
Ileburllg .6 Bon, do H
Samuel Mutch, boots and shoes. M
Mrs. M. A. Walker, confectionary, H
William Lewis, variety, M
Manning & lira., produce, Id
H.Buyder. do I'*
Walls & Hliarp, do li
•I. it J, 11 ilurtdi, do d
llursh it liro., do 11
C. 11. Horn, marketing, 11
L). W. Spencer, stoves, It
Graham J: Morrow, dealers, M
SOUTHAMPTON,
drygoods, M
do I‘l
W.C. Clark,
i,. sirohm,
U. S. Croll,
J. Soliook & C’o.
(J. Clover,
J. Walsn.llh,
a. A. Stoner,
WEST PENNSBOROUGH
Jacob Tlnndshow, dry goods, !•
A. S. M’Cullocli, do H
J.O, Wuinui'. do 1.l
Krosci .t Darr, do 14
J S. Cavothers,
E, J. Shmnbangh
W, B. Brandon,
Jacob Wolf, groceries,
p. Hess, marketing,
William Bishop, do
east pennsborough
W. O'Banks .tSon, ary goods, Ij
John Glessner, do 1-
Nicklousit Bowmun, do M
J. LongerneeUer, groceries,- H
11. Books. do II
E. W. Smlthers, do M
S. L. Hummel, do II
Irvin Mahon, produce, H
Zacharlas .t Son, do H
May .t Co.,
Marlin .t Co.,
U. Oyster,
R. Hummcll,
A. Elmer, lurnlture,
N. Hood, stoves,
produce,
do
do
lumber
do
do
Hampden.
D. Rupp, dry goods,
E. W. .* U. Wise, do
J, 11. Murray, , do
D. I'. Ligbtner, do
J. M Templm, groceries,
C. Templm, lurnituro,
1). Uupp, produce.
SILVER SPRING.
J. B. Leldlch A Eberly, dry goods, H
Orris a Lu«ub, do 12
Loose <t Ewult, do 13
J. B. Nuuso do II
Burkholder,' do II
J. S. Rigger, confectionary, 11
W. W. Waubaugh, furniture, II
J. B. LeldlgA Bro., produce, IS
MIDDLESEX,
J. ILSwllor. dry Roods,
J. (J. GUI, groceries,
MIFFLIN.
J. M. Waggoner, groceries,
FRANKFORD.
Alexander a Woods, drj* goods, 11
DISTILLERS AND BREWERS.
Mrs. Gebhnrd, Carlisle,
J. W. Whaler, Newton,
EATING HOUSES.
Jolm.Meloy. Mcchanlcsburg, S
P. Hpldle, Stiver Spring. 8
George Murphy, Newton, S
Mrs. R. -hupp, South Middleton, 8
J. 8
BILLIARD SALOONS.
(.'apt. E. I*. Zlnn, Meelmnlcsburg, ID 00
Jacob Hippie, Carlisle, 10 00
Notice Is hereby given to all persons named In
the above list, that by an act of Assembly ap
proved April 11th, IKU2, County Treasurers are re
quired to bring suit ami collect all licenses re
main lug unpaid on or before ihe first day of July
n.-xt, and jiy oilier acts of Assembly, venders of
v'inous, Kplrltous. malt or b« owed liquors, are al
so liable to Indictment m tbo Court of (.iuurter
Sessions. Those Interested are therefore reques
ted lo lift their licenses without delay and save*
the costs, ite.
C. MELLINOER.
TVcrwtirer of CnmOcrhnul Ojuiily,
April 30, ISOS—It
fttisccllancous.
rp h e
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFISH A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIIEIK
V IRS T MORTGA G 13 BONDS
AT PAH,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Great Pacific RaHrond Line,extending 17:11
miles from Omaha, on the Missouri River, to the
tide-waters ot the Pacific Ocean. Is being huili by
two powerful Companies— The Union Pacific,
beginning at Omaha, building West, and the Cen
tral PactlVe of California, beginning at Sacramen
to, building East, until the two roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted the work wlih
great vigor, the Union Pacific having already ex
pended ovetj —-
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS
and the Central over Twenty Millions, upon their
respective parts of then ndei tn k ing. The UN lON
PACIFIC HAVE COMPLETEDSSU MlLES—have
Iron and other materials for two hundred miles
more upon (he ground, and one hundred addi
tional miles are ready for the truck. They will
have a much larger force employed this year than
over before, and It Is expected that between
SUO A N D 000 MILES
will he in operation during isos, There seems to
he n<> reasonable ilouhl I hat the <llst a nee between
Omaha ami Sacramento will he traversed hy mil
In IM7O.
'i’ll E GOVERN MIC NT G HA NTH 12.500 acres of
land, and Ms Bonds to l he average amount of Sis.-
OiH) per mile, to aid in I he construction of the Hue,
ami authorizes the issue ol the First. Mortgage
Hoads now otfered for sale, to the same amount
ami no more. The Government takes a xccotul
loin, and gives to the First Mortgage Bondhold
ers a prior leln for their security, to which a
large paid-up capltnlls added. The Bonds can
not lie issued except as each section of twenty
miles is accented hy G«vernmenteommlssfon,.s*o
that they always represent a real property.
It is universally admitted that on the comple
tion of the Union'Pacltle Railroad, Us through
business wil I make it one ol the most, profitable
in the world —hut Itsim,</or local business is al
ready several times the Interest on Its bonds; so
that, if not another mile were limit, they would
he a secure investment.
12 <3O
16 UJ
20 00
10 00
16 UO
7 00
7 no
7 00
THIS N ET F.AitNINGS for eight inont hs of last
year on an average of ;tsu miles are ollhilally re
ported at H1.00P.1510. while the interest cm all
the Bonds it could issue on that length of rum
for thiii lime, reduced to currency, was only ?.116,
Sail.
The amount paid hythe Government for the
transportation of troops, munitions, stores amt
mails lias been, and doubtless will continue to
he, much more than the interest on the United
States Second Mortgage Bonds. If it is not, the
charter provides that after the road is completed,
ami until saiii bonds and interest are paid, at
least live per cent, of the net earnings of llie road
shall he applied to such payment.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for Si,ooo each, and
have coupons attached. They have thirty years
to run, ami hear annual Interest, payable on Hie
llrst duvs of January and July at the Company’s
Ollice in the City of New York, at the rale of six
per cent. In gold. Tin* principal Is payable in
gold at maturity. At (he present rate of gold,
t hese bonds pay an amuml Income on their cost
of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
AXD IT IS JU'JJKVFA) Til >T 'JUKI' WILL
SOU* Hit A'i I-ItLMIVM.
The Company have hut a very limited supply of
their Bonds remaining on hand, but any sub
scriptions to a greater amount than can he filled
from Bonds now in the Company's possession,
will bo 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.
Tito Company icserve the right lo advance the
price of their bonds to a rale above par at any
lime ami will not (111 any orders or receive any
subscriptions on which the money inis not been
actually paid at the Company's otliee before the
tilde of such advance.
16 (VI
10 00
16 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 UO
Parties subscribing will remit the par value c
the bonds mid the accrued interest in currenc;
at the into of six per cent, per annum, from 11■
(late on which tin* last coupon was paid. Suli
si-ripthms will ho received in Carlisle hy A. 1
SPuNSLEU, and In New York
AT THE COMPANY’S OFFICE, No.2oNassau St
16 (n)
16 no
10 00
7 00
7 00
HO 00
15 UO
!H 00
7 t)0
7 00
no uo
7 oo
7 00
. 7 00
JOHN J. CISCO A SON, Bankers, No 59 Wall SI
“MEN OF O U R TIME S ”
or Lending Pntriois ol the i)ny. An uiegant oc
tavo volume, richly illusiraicd with 18 heuuUlul
Engravings, and a portrait ot the author,
Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Agents any It is the best, and sells the r/uickesf of
any book they ever sold. Homo are tailing 200 or
ders per week. It will outsell ** Uncle Cb -
fa." We employ no general agents, but pay extra
commission. Old agents will appreciate ibis item.
He ml for circulars giving full particulars. Ad
dress HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO.. Hartford,
Connecticut. . (April 9.—it]
"ELECTION NOTlCE.—Notice is here*
I'J hy given that un election will bo held, on
MONDAY. MAY 11.ISO*. nt Ihe Court House, In
Carlisle, between the hours of two and mur
o’clock, I*. M., of said day, to elect a President
and five Managers of the Carlisle this and Water
Company. GEO. WEIBE,
April 23.—2 t * Secretary.
WAGONM AKERS WANTED.-
Two good Journeymen wagonmnkera wl
and constant employment at fair wages, by aj
plying at once at the shop of the undersigned,
WM. FENICAL.
No, 48 N. Bedford Bt..
April 23,1R0«.—2t Carllalo.Peiin’a.
PLAIN and FANCY PKINTING n(
I evbhy DEHourpTioM n«zfly executed at th*
VOLUOTEKB OfllM.
lleaal jjlotices
OAI.JI OF UNSHATI3D LAIS'LS.—
IO Dy viriue ol a warrant from under the hand
ui.d seal id the Commissioners of Cumberland
County, and to me directed, the following tracts
or lots ol unseated hind, situated in Cumberland
Co. Fa., will be sold at public sale, at 10 o clock,
on Monday, the Bill day of June, DOs, at the Court
House, In Carlisle, Comuy aforesaid, or »a much
of each tract a- will defray the unpaid luxes and
costs duo t he room iM ELLINOEU,
Countu Trtuaurer.
Dickinson Township.
Tar Due. Ao. Ac. Own. Tax Dnc..i
Jso. Ac. On'n.
bl lleetem, lilmos a
Co.. $6 60
J Hitcman, W. 4 as
to Gralmm, John lIU2
0 Grelsl, Jacob 101
70 Grcasuu, James 1 21
11 Gilt, F. A. 3 7u
10 llemnilnger, J. 1 31
104 Johnson, John 2a31.
0 Lerew, Adam 12 I.
7 ijusliey, Lewis 1 7.»
GOO Moore, Allred 21 Go
0 flyers, Cyrus .100
3 Mentor, M, or N. 1 Ho
0 Molillord J. & 11. 6 76
3 M’Cieury, Win. 061'
Jriialisuutli, Jno. 3D
200 Woods, S. (heirs) ll iOi
6 Wolf, Jacob l»i
)7 Young, A, 1 301
ai Garner, Jacob 162
1 Sours, John if. 6 oo|
16 Cockley, Noah 73
U Hunt/., Aaron 10 12;
6 Lough, John
62 Myers, Henry
H Sheulter, David
iS oufh Mid
16 Albright, Jacob S 12>
1 Itruwnawell, G. 76!
27 or-uid, Jacob 2;kJ
10 Corbet, .luim I 2s
6 Carl, William 1 3s
7 Johnson, John 1 61
2 Kaulmun, I). 1
2»i Leiiman, Sam'l 2i
10 Myers, A. 1L 3(>
16 Nailor, Alex. 122
6 Lerew, David lw
ft .Moore, Win. Sr.
Uh'andl,j 3 s"
6 Hileimui, Dau'l 41
16 Goodyear's
Heirs, 1G(.
10 00
1U do
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Mij)i
Ul Kiddle, K. M.
13 Pillion, James
U>l Eberly, Christ. 13 02
liai Koser, Alex. 555
4 Patton’s, Venus . *
7 00
115 50
10 JW
7 U 0
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
Heirs, ‘ 11
554 Rhoads, Long and
Enerly, 12 0
1,000 Woodburn, JM2U 1
. Carh
Caldwell's Heirs, 70 |
Shippcmbur(_
Speeeo, Samuel 100
Pen
C 2 BoltzhooVer, J.
(Beni/,i 2 12
100 Galbraith, T. M. 3 UO
25 Seanght, F, W. I 2s
lUUShueh A Sous, 572
Is Sulleiiberger, J. 2 01
32 Duncan. David 7U
25 00
■25 U 0
Is Holliiigor 1), 1 2n
0 Holllngur, Jacob 01
Meehan icsb urg.
Waggoner, P. S. 28 [ 3 Shorbnn, Henry 150
Fran/tford.
3 M'Cullough. J. 11l 8 Ahl, Peter A. 18
IS Dunbar, John 1 151’27 Bauruin. Sam’l 61
7 Clay, J no. (heirs) 2-| 0 Forbes, A. (heirs) la
2l Meninilnger, John 25,14 Heberllg, R. 100
30 Nallur, Barney 3o|
Silver Sprint/.
8 Bnschore, Peter 01 10 Shorban, J. G. 112
S Erb. BcnJ. . Si 2 Hoover, John 175
5 Glenn, O. (heirs) 2- 1 Kielzler, J. Jr. 100
4u Stayman, M. C. 2 21
Middlesex.
12 Geese, George 42 5 Kissinger, Peter 24
;u Humerlch, C. P. 021 7 Kapp, Levi 31
o Crain Dr. Jo*. 20 I Miller, Jacob H)
0 Coble, D. (heirs) oi Egolf, John luu
Porlh Middleton,
00 ftloscM-, Win. 291 1-3 Dawson, M. 2 76
Past Pcnmborough.
GO Seller, Dr. Wm. $2 10 1 Mumma, sum’l 33
Ncwion.
84 I Middleton, Win. 102
55 1 Sunnier, J. M. 2i»'
10 I Sanderson, Jos. UO
Waggoner, J. T.
Kmdig, (heirs)
Kipdig, Sftin'l
M’Cune, Sam’l
JlopewclL
Sharno, Sarn’l 22,50 Sharpe, M. 100
. Sharpe, J. M, D. I Ooil* M’Cune, J. (heirs) si
West Pcnmborough.
M’Klnnev, P. theirs) 75 /
April U. ImH— 0L
Notice io tax-payers.—The
Treasurer of Cumberland I County will attend
tor the purpose of receiving County and State
taxes, as required by Act of Assembly, at the
following times and places, viz:
West Pennsboro’, at the public house of J. W.
Fair, May 15, and at the house of J. Chlauell, May
10.
Monroe, at the public house of A. L. Ilurab,
May 18, and IU.
Upper Allen, at the public house of Joshua Culp
May 20 and 21,
Lmvor Allen, at the public house of J. G. Heck.
Mav 22, mid at the public house of John Hinkle,
May 23.
Hampden, at the public house of Miles Crow
ey. Mnv 2-6 and 20.
Hast Pennshoro', at the public house of Jacob
{line. May 27, and the public house of L. Hal
leld, May 26. _
New Cumberland, at the public house of Wil
liam Belt, May 20 and 30.
Newton, at the public house of Henry Hursh,
June I, at Stoughslown, June 2.
Hopewell and Newnurg, at the public house of
Win. C, Sharp, June 3 and 4.
Shlppeiishmg Borough and Township,'at the
public house id J. T."JV.iikin, June 6 and 0,
Dickinson, at the public house of Jos. L. Knel
tle, .June s and I*.
Penn, at the public house of E. B. Eystor, -Juno
10 and 11.
Southampton, at the public house ofM m. Clark,
June 12 and 16.
Nli 111 In, at K nettle’s School House, June 16 and
atßloservillo School House, Juno 17
a, New’vMlo. at the house of C. A. Hennahorger,
June ll> and 20.
.Middlesex, at Middlesex School House, Juno 22
and 2-1. ,
silver Spring, at the house of George Duey,
June 21, and at the house ol A. Klluk, June 26.
North Middleton, at the house ol J. C. Beecher,
June 2ii and 27.
Smith Middleton, at the house of S. Rupley.
June 20, and the house of Jeremiah Hannon,
June
Meehanlcsburg, at the house of T. J. Kerr, July
I and 2.
Carlisle, at the Commissioners* Gdiee. -July
ami 7.
Tin* Treasurer will receive taxes ul hlßoflic
iinltl the Isb djiy of September next, ut wide
lime duplicates for all unpaid taxes will bo 1:
sued lo the constables ul tho respective borougl
uul townships, live per cent, will however I.
added loull luxes, If not paid on or before tli
ilrst day of August next,
(■. MEIXINUKR.
Treasurer of ('innbvrlmui t'ounli/ i‘o.
April 10,1805.—5 t.
Notick in bankruptcy.—This
Is to give Notice, that on the rourteeuih
day of April, A. I)., IXiiS, a Warrant in Hank*
i uptcv wua Issued against the eslale of Samuel
lluyell. of MeehanicsoUm, in the County of
Cumberland, and stale of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt on ills own pell*
Him; that. Lho paymonl ol any duhls and deliv
ery of any properly belonging to such bankrupt,
lo 1) 1 tii or tor his use. and (lie transfer of any
properly by him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, nnd to choose one or mor as
signees of his estate, will he held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, lo be hidden at his olliee, in the
Court House, in the Borotrgh of Carlisle, before
Chas. A. Barnett, Register. on the sixth day of
May, A. D. IS(W, at 10 o’clock. A. M.
I*. C. ELLMAKHR.
U. .S'. Marshall its
Per S. H. GALLBR.UTH.
Deputy.
DafUTV U.S. .SiAUSItAh'S OI'FICK,
Bloomtleld Perry Co., Pa., Apl. 20, Istfs.
April JB, INW.—2t
IN BA NK R UPT U Y .
I Lantern IHxtrkt of Pennsylvania, 6’, &.
AT CAUiashy, March - JJ, A. D., Ibos,
Thu undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Assignee ot John Bentz, In the
County ot Cuhtberland, and Slate ol Pennsylva
nia, within said District, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the district
Court ot said district. W. F. SADLER,
April 10, ISta.—Bt Assif/itct.
NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that
Cutters of Administration on the estate ol
cm/.abeth Whitcomb, dte’d., lalool Silver Spring
twp.. Cumberland county, have iieeu granted to
the undersigned residing in the sumo township.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment immediately, and those having
claims against said estate will also present them
tor settlement. GEORGE HOOVER,
April 111, IHiH. —Gt- Administrator.
NOTICE. —Notice Is hereby given that
Lettcrrfof Administration on the estate of
Adam Whltcombe, deceased, lute of Monroe
township, have been. grunted to the under
signed residing in the same township. All
persons Indebted n said estate are requested to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against said estate will also present them
for settlement. JOHN PAUL,
March 26, IhUS.—6l Administrator,
!NO I I(JL.—The Under
signed,"appointed Auditor l>y the Court of
Ltmimon Pleas of Cumberland County, to mar
shal and dlhtributo the bulunco In tho hands of
John .Sluart,.! r.. Sequestrator of tho Hanover and
Carlisle Turnpike Itoad Company, hereby given
notice that ho will attend to tho duties of hIH au
tumn moot at the Pmthonotary's oilleo, in the
Uorough oi Carlisle, on Friday, May 15, IMS.
J. U. IUVINE.
Auditor.
April 23.—11*
NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Admlnl.stiatlmi on the estate of
David Onshore, deceased. lute of Monroe twp M
iuivu been granted to Catherine Bn-nhoro. resid
ing In biime twp. All persons Indebied lo said
estate are requested to tnulto payment, immedi
ately,and those having claims will present them
for settlement. CATHARINE BASHOUE,
April 23, IcitW. —Ot
pUBLIC NOT 1 ICE.
Having disposed of my Large and Extensive
slock, of Dry Goods to Win. Hentz, Jno. Ueulzand
Mary M. Bontz, trading by limited co-partner
sltlp under the name of QENTZ ACO. I hereby
notify and solicit ail persons indebted to me by
Note or Book Account, to cull ami liquidate the
same without delay. Bills are now ready for de
livery. A. W. BfcNTZ.
April 23,1808.
Li Newcomer, J. -xt
7 ilullur, S. (cu'd) jj
3 Duvih, Mostew ' 1W
5 Jacobs Uuorgo IIW
10 Jacob.-*, George 7ai
-1 lAJii*, kjmr’iu 46
4 ers, Wam'l I 10
.\lyers, Isaac Do
Gut, Daniel h 5
i Hruiigli, Julm 12y
I Dowers, Itjuuo 1!7
(> Myers, Israel i'J
Myers. U. 50
5 Muiiiorf, Isaac lUu
»} .Meals, Jeromlub 1 1-1
Mowers, Paul 1 11
loMierner, j.or J. L.U ‘ii
» Witherspoon, M. tfl
5 Albert, Widow M
1U Jacobs, Cyrus 71
U Myers, V. SI
SI Myers, dins. 1 SI
1U Smyers, IMullp :IJ
II Deedier, Jacob IUO
,*> Kbert, John 1 T-J
5 Noll'muk«t, .1 :i*>
UUcton.
I 'J llulllnaer. A. 79
! 10 llulllnger, D. 9'
13 Morrinon, John 43
H Moure, Allred 039
31 Pnee »uui liun*
couk, 3 SO
17 Sh river, J ucob C. I sty
1U Smith, Juliti W. <1 fto
y Wulsl//h Heirs, 343
y Ward, James 1 tvi
In Zeigler, Abm. 3 3*
II llimuu, its
1 Glunu, Patterson 50
1» Miller, Joan ■ 7u
290 Koonlz, Isaac 2 07
13 Klmilg, 11. 73
17 Miller,Samuel 107
22 Rhoads, John P. 1 51
it) Wesuifer. r-uin'l 2 oO
5 Arnold, Sum'l 81
9u Bneker, Aich. 1 5s
21 Woodburn, A. S. 74
Y % Wahl, George 15
Township.
15 Miller, Henry 475
3 Bishop, Ellz. 1M)
MoMooie, JolinstonHo3
6 Melllnger, John 3 50
II shank, Martin 50
90 Weaver, Cnas. 540
20 Carver. Peter 4 40
20 Trego, Lovl 2 40
20 Thrush, B. 2 50
Preparations
EVERYBODY Tries Them !
EVERYBODY Uses Them !
EVERYBODY Believes in Them I
EVERYBODY Recommends Them
Are you troubled by Bats, Mice,
Roaches, Ants?
‘COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
“Only Infallible Remedies
known,” •* Free from Poison.”—
“Not dangerous to the Human
Family." " Ruts come out of their
holes to die.” Improved to keep
in any climate.
COSTAR’S” BED-BUG EXTER.
A Liquid •* Destroys and prevents
Bed-Bugs." •* Never Fulls.”
For Moths In Furs, Woolens, Car
pets, Ac.
COSTAR'S" INSECT POWDER.
Destroys Instantly Flees and id
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Anl
mills, (be.
•‘A sure thing." Thor sands can
testify.
CO-STAR'S” CORN SOLVENT.
For Corns, Bunions, WarM, Ac.-
“Try It.”
Don't butter with Pulnl A Won
derful power of Healing 1 Ever>
family should keep it iu the bouse.
•TOHTAR'S” BUCKTHORN SALVE.
Its effects are Immediate. For
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Sore
Breasts, Piles, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Itch, Scrofula and Cutaneous
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Lips,
Ac., Bites of Animals. Insects, Ac.
"A Universal DinnerPill"(hUgar
couled.) 80years administered In
a Physician’s Practice.
•COHTAIt’K" BISHOP PILLS.
“ That Coogh will kill you. Don’t
neglect It.
“OOSTAU’H" COUGH REMEDY.
Beautifies the Complexion, giving
to the skin a transparent fresh
ness.
“COST AR’K” BITTER-SWEET
o®-111 Beware It! of all Worthless Imitations.
09-None genuine without “COSTAH’S" Blg*
nature.'
flcto ¥ork Column.
“COSTAR’S”
Are yon annoyed with Bed-Bugs?
Can’t sleep nights!
Of extraordinary efttcacy for Cos
tiveness. -Indigestion, Nervom
and Sick Headache. Dyspepsia.
Dysentry, General Debility, Liver
Complaint, Chills Fever, Ac. Not
griping. Gentle, mild and sooth
ing.
The children cry for It —lla a
“Soothing Syrup.” For Coughs.
Colds, Hoarseness, Soro Throat,
Croup. Whooping Cough Asthma,
Bronchial Affections, Singers.
Speakers, and all troubled with
ThrOat Complaints, will find tills
a beneficial rectorial Remedy.
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Renders the skin clear, smooth
and soft. Removes Tan, Freck
les, Pimples, Ac. Ladles, try a
bottle, and see Us wonderful
quality.
-•9*25c. and 50c. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
31 sizes sent by mail on receipt of price.
32 pays fur any three $1 sizes by Express,
pavs for oightSl sizes by Express.
Address
HENRY R. COSTAR.
(JI2 Jirotuluxty, IT. 1’
4t9“ For Sale by
«3“SoId by all Wholesale Druggists In
Philadelphia, I\ i
AND IN ALL THE LARUE CITIES.
April 23. 1868.—dm
Dtj) ©oo1)0.
rjA H E C E L K B K A T 1-, 1)
\***\
CORSET.
Tho BTAH CORSET, which Is fast becoming
the standard corset of America, Is manufactured
without seams passing through tho goods, which
remedies tho great difficulty of hand made Cor
-BC{4_rlpplng; also, as tho material Is thoroughly
shrunk before bolng mado up, causes them to re.
tain their symmetry much better than the Gor.
man, Woven, or French Corset, and a* for flt,
comfort and ease, far oxcoik.
Superior Old Rye, Choice Old Family Nccla.
be had In Ph.la
dolphin. .
ihttors, of the very be« quality. . .
Dealers and others des. ring a pure article win
rtml li iim ruuresuulod, lie tils whole attention wiii
he wlveu to a F anu cureml flection of Ws
Stock, which cannot be »ur|uuwed, ami hope* I
have tho patronage of tho public.
E. SIIOWEiI.
NO. 4, EAST MAIN STREET, Deo , lK&
L. T. GREENFIELD,
EXCL V IVE A OEiVT,
C A K 1, I H L E , P A
DOMEBTICBI
Notwithßimdlng the lato advance In Cbt/on Goods
GREENFIELD, AT No. 4 EAST MAIN RTUEET,
Is now prepared to offer some BARGAINS In nil
kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
Do you want a handsome Calico at 12% cents?
If so, go to No. 4, you will find It.
One coso of the moat popular makes bleached
Shirting Muslins,boughtbefore the late advance,
will bo sold for 20 cents, worth 25 cents.
GINGHAMB
i<2% IU, 20 and 25 cents.
TICKINGS! TICKINGS!!
Now Is the time to buy them. Our enllrestock
77C/f/iY(?S were purchased nt the lowest notcl
and will bo sold nt correspondingly low prlccn
Also,
Hickory Stripes, Cl&cks. Denims, Cotlonades. Drills,
Blue Drills, Jeans, O: c VERY CHEAP.
Wo have received this day some beautiful
NEW DRESS GOODS,
For Spring. MELANGE POF L I N for LacllcH'
suits.
A very handsome lino of Now Alpaccas, Ip all
the new Spring shades.
BLACK SILKS,
on which wo defy competition. A full line of
COLORED SILKS. VERY CHEAP.
New styles Delaines, Linens and White Goods
A good Huck Towell, all Linen, only cent*.
Napkins, Damask Table Cloths by the yeard and
patterns,
Loom I'able Linens,
Conriterpanes,
Jaconetts,
Wctoria Late*,
' India TiHllt.
Irish lAncns
Bird Eye Crash, Linen llandekerchUM's, Ac., Ac.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
A goad stock of White Flannels on hand, very
cheap. Elegant. White Cashmeres and French
Merinos at reasonable prices. A large stock oi
Cloves. Crapes, Crape Vella, Scarllng, Bilks, ami
Shroudings, always on hand. Funeral orders
promptly and satisfactorily nilod.
CLOTHS & CASB IMUKES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT from the lowest grade
of AMERICAN to the ttnest FUENCII. All size*
FOR SALE OR RENT.—The large
Three-story House, on the corner of High
,iul lied ford Sla., known uu the Thorn property,
aid lu four*room houses on Liberty street, lo
.vhite people cheap. Enquire of
‘ • U. E, SIIAPLEY,
Comer of Aorth ami J l iU tits.
HOSIEBYANDULOVHH. | fLUmfcoTaiUj (StOttl.
GRAIN B A O H
on hand.
HOOP SKIRTS. CHEAPER TUAN EVER.
PAPER WINDOW SHADES.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
FRENCH CORSETS.
In received, ONLY DOLLAIi AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Inm happy to Inform the public that having
purchußcd a great many of the above goods be
fore the advance In prices wo can offer some bar
gains that may not be found elsewhere. The buy
er can
SAVE MQNEY
by loooklng round, wo are now prepared to con
vince all that we cannot be undersold by any
house In Cumberland Valley, but will be foijnd
a little lower than the lowest. ** *
L. T. GREEN FIELIX
C. INHOPP.
OarlUle. Pa.
EAST MAIN STREE
loth
CARLISLE, I* A
March II I*BB.
.Dll 8 A 1, K It T
DOMESTICS!
Chmbrtes,
Piaid CtombrlcX-j,
Strip* Cambrics,
80/lFiniih CtimbV,
JTpitisnoki,
Brilliants,
Piques,
TarUtont,
HKLtINO
AT COST
OIL WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
THE BEST KID GLOVES
NO.
ftttecellancous.
pOREION AND^OMKS'N
Edward Shower reapcctmlly th
public, thin he continues to keep consmnuj
ham), and for sale, a largo and very superior as-
Hortmunl of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
at lil« new aland, a low doors
Hotel, and directly west of the court Bouse, car
BRANDIES,
AI.L or CHOICE BRAKO*.
WJnes,
Bherry,
Port,
Mudcrla,
Lisbon,
Claret,
Native,
Hock.
Johannlsbcrg,
and Bodcrbelmer
CHAMPAGNE
Hcldulck & Co., Oclßler 4 Co., and Imperial.—
Gin, ilohlcn, Lion, and Anchor.
WHISKY.
miiE FARMER’S BANK, OF CAR-
A^yo^m^eS.^M^'opened, for th.
ulu«3uoS?“geui.ußui.ltl..K business, in l ie
nuiuer room oi it. Givens new ouiiaiug, on the
Aortu West comer of illgll street uud the centre
T.""Directors hope by liberal an*f m “J
ugemeut to make this a popular lustltullou. and
.. sale oopositoiy lor all wbo may luvor the buult
'’D3pos3mr“mmvmiudpaldbaclt r
made on all accessible polntaln the
country. Discount day,Tuesday. Duukinghourn,
uom U o'clock A. M. to a o'eUsmP, » kR
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FARMER'S BASK.
J. W. Smiley, S. 11. Mount*,
j. c. Holier, Julm a. ucker,
John Gutsfmll* Curry W. Alii,
L»avid P. Hoover, juooo B.
.John McUmuls, cnriat. atuynian,
jucub Notiuingor, Johu IC. Miller,
cuafies W. Weaver, J. Dorhlioimer,
«J. P. Huniencti, ' Johu Peeteiu, .
juim C. Hoikes, Jacob Hoeiuer,
dcoigo Heikes, El»a*» bieiineiuau.
w m, Blair, tt. ttploio Woods,
A. W. lieutz, Jacob Beeleui,
jucubftuiU, Wm. Haraiix,
wiuiht. Long, Emanuel L uo, Jr v
W. M. Pom use, t'uui' l Aorulumos,
j. W. W eakley, A. O. Hmidio,
imuiel.Myers, W.U. Cook.
Jacob Winner,
DIUECTOBS.
R. Given, President, Wm. 11. Miller.
I'uuiaub Paxton, David Heikes,
jof i n W. Crmgnead, A. J. Herman,
March M, isoo.—if Abiaiiuiu Wiuner.
OIiADAMI) ICiiET YOURSELF IN
JX r'UIiMJiU,- Having purchased the old and
v. anoHU bustuesa stuuu which i have occupl*
ej for twenty years, 1 have uetermaioa not to
cure from my pres, ut busines*, but to continue
.a iliu luauuiaeturu of
UEAJJY-MADE CLOTHING,
A all sizes and descriptions, ns well as piece
mods uy tuo yard, aud a geueral assortment ot
CENTS FURNISHING.GOODS.
. would- respectfully invito my friends aud pa
.ions who need u good suit ot ciulbs to give me a
•all, os 1 nave just iciuiued iioiu ta« cay with a
ivtge usaoi uncut of the best quality ol tel HINU
AND SUMMER UUUha, viz:
Fink Black French and English Cloths.
• i «> •> •• •• DoKSKIN
(JASSIMERES,
FINE LIGHT FANCY DOESKIN CAS3IMEUES,
osHlnetts, Cotlouaded, Velvets, Drab d'ele’a Al
.jhcus, Liueub. Satins, Velvet Cold, and many
uore 100 numerous to mention. Also, a mil as
.urliueut oi
I‘RUNKS, VALISES AND TRAVELLING-BAGS
»f the best description. With thanks to the pub
lic for past favors, aud hope i will receive a can
.oou lit my ploco, Ao.-ii
April 13, IftOH. —tf 1. LlVlMralUA.
[jEAUTY,
AND DURABILITY
ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN
CUSTOM
BOOTS AND SHOES
nor toes
and other nOVERTIK*
PRICES FIXED AT LOW FIGURES.
A . D Y 8 E R T ,
No. 54 East LOUTHER street, Carlisle Penn'ii.
April 9. IMlH.—am
gWEET BKEATH FOB ALE!
DR. FONTAINE’S
BALM OF MYRRH!
Is a sure remedy for Iho euro of bad breath, uo
mailer from what source the disease may arise.
What young lady o’- gent will not make au effort
to remove this disagreeable evil wnen It cun be
lone for ONE DOLLAR, sent to your address
postpaid, by mall, and u cure guaranteed, or mo
•icy relunded. ‘All orders must be addressed to
K. PUKU. Albany, N. Y.,sole Ageut for the Uni
ted States.
May 10, 1807—ly-
BJ. WILLIAMS & SONS.
, A’o. 10 Aorth Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
rn LARGEST MANtJFACTUREnS or
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
WINDOW SHADES,
■CSTSELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.-W
Pllnds Repaired. Store Shades, Trimmings.
Fixtures, Plum Hhudes of all kinds. Curtain
Jornlces. Picture Tassels, Cord Bell Pulls, Ac.
April 10, ISOO. —It
District attorney.—i re*pect
lully announce to mj* friends in Cumberland
minty. that I will be u candidate ut the next el
■cUun, for the office of District Aiiorney, sub
let however to the approval of the Democratic
Jonventlon. _ ..
1 will be thankful for tlm support of my follow
DemucrutH. and pledge mybcli.if nominated and
lected, to discharge the duties of the office with
Mine.siy and lldellty
March tti, IblW.-lo
For district attorney.—i
herebyiuinounce myself a candidate for Dls
-I'U‘t Attorney, subject to iho decision of the De
ii.icniitc County Convention.
April 23, Inks.—‘2m* ADAM K.ELLLU.
Feb. 20.—am
/"iual and lumber yard.
The subscriber having leased iho Yard formertj
(ccupied by Armsiroug a liolTer. and purchased
ilto stock of
COAL AND LUMRBER,
In the Yard, together with an Immense new
-dock, will have constantly on hand and furnish
to order all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER,
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
PALING,
PLASTERING
Lath, Shingling Lath, Worked Flooring and
Weatherboardlng, Posts and Rails, and every ar
ticle that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
Allklndsof Shingles,to wit: White Pine, Hem
lock, and Oak, of dtferent Qualities. Having cart
of my own, I can furnish bills to order of any
length and size at the shortest notice and on tin
most reasonable terms, My worked boards will
oe kept under cover, so they can be furnished
at all times. .. , , ,
1 have constantly on hand all kinds of tAM
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, Trovorton, Locust Mountain, Lauberry
which I pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices.
Livieburncr*' uud Blacksmith*' Cbof, always on
and, which I will sell at tho lowest figure. Yard
west side of Grammar School, Main Street.
Leo. I 1605 ANDREW H. BLAIR
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
flour & Feed, Coal, PUutrr & Sail.
J. BEETEM & BROTHERS having purchased oi
Snyder & Newcomer Ihelr extensive Warehouse,
(llenderbou’fl old stand,) head of High street, beg
leave to Inform the public that will continue
Forwarding and Commission business on • ,
*^ v, lrf7iY)Te , u>“im'y , two a weca tor
' al tobacco, whiskey, or cigars?
i‘»
JCST* A man with a very large bald lieaa
was complimented on the fact tliat v nia
caput Wan .analogous l« Green land. —
** Why so?” lie asKed. “ iiecausc His a
great while bare place,” was the reply.
1 cov
iiavv
■laced
te no
£55“ A waste of raw material—two
young ladies kissing each oilier.
f life
this,
first
jgg* How sweet to recline In the lapse
of ages—say about eighteen.
C
£
MA U K
M.C. HERMAN