jjoils.—Like the volcano, Boils give
iss ioto the foul and fiery contents of the Ulm p
interior. To remove the cuuso of such nattering
it Is only necessary to vitalize the Blood by sup
plying It with Its Life Element, Ikon.
the PERUVIAN SYRUP,
(a protected solution of the Protoxide of Iron
will do tills effectually, and give strength . vigor
and new life to the whole system.
Ectrnci of a Letter from Ukv. UiciiAUD B. Edes, of
Uoffon, Mass.
h For years I was a sufferer from Bolls, so that
my life became weurisom through their frequent
n.iid ueraisteut rocuirence; finally a cai bunclo
formed iu the small of iuy bac/t. During Its pru
i>resa large pieces ol decomposed fleali were everj
day or two out uwuy.uml lliu pruntmtioiiiiud
mineral disturuaueo ot tuo system weie great,
fieforo I had recovered from this attaint two
smaller caJuuncies broke out am 1
was again tiiroateued with a recurrence ol thy
milfernigs to to which I hud so loug been subjec
♦,nl it was at tins tune tuutl commenced lult
inc the PERUVIAN aiKUP. I continued tak
ing it until 1 had used live bottles; Mace then I
mvo had aulhlug of tho Itmd. Lor years 1 was
nave nau uutu b l r other 4 inedlclues
2“ O . n 0 paffiaiti"Sm£orW ru.lSf, but tl»»
remarkable remedy, with a kind and Intutlvo
romaritame *c j, LQu rtloL or u lO evil, and
with a thoroughness worthy ol ns
oS a!l'!Su Pumpumisont free. The genuine Ims
•• Pm-iiuviaN YTRUr” blown m the glass.
I KiiuviAvt * j. p. ULNaMOKE, proprietor, ,
/Sold by all druyyusUs. ■ Ao. Ikl Deg O'/.. A". J.
Tho best-known remedy for
SUItO F D L A
in all its manifold forma, including Ulaera, Ctm
ee«. duphUis, xult Jiheuin, Consumption, etc., is UK.
Anders lodine Water, a pure solution ol lodine
wu/ioul u solvent, discovered after many years of
scientific reseurcluaud experiment I? or eradi
cating humors Horn the system It has no eciua'.
Cireumis sent free. J. i J . DIN SMOKE,
s>nd by DruyOish generally, .W Ley At,, A ■> •
April ill, wiW.—iui
To Consumptives.— Tho advertiser
having been restored to health In n few weeks by
a very simple remedy, alter having sullered lor
covcral years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to
make known lo ins fellow sulfererri the means ot
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 same, wic
they will hud a sure cuke for consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Couchs, Conns, uud#
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object ol
tho advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit tho mulcted, uud spread Infoinmtiou
wii ich ho conceives to be Invaluable and he holies
every sufferer >vlll try his remedy, ns it will cost
them, and nothing may prove a blessing, lar
ties wishing the prescription, fhek. by velum
mall, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
Mny 10,1807 -iy
Errors of Youth. — A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Prem
lure 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 he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to prollt by the ad
vertlser’s experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect confidence. JOHN IJ. oODION,
42 Cedar Street, New \ ork
May 10,1807—ly
Information. —lufonimtiou guaran
tied toproduco a luxuriant growth of hair upon
a bald head or beardlessjace, also a recipe for the
removal of Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions &c.. on
Mie skin, leaving the sumo soft, clear and beautt
ful, can ho obtained without charge by address
lug
TUOS. F. CHAPMAN, Ciikmist,
823 Broadway, New York,
.Stivy Ui, 1807—ly
®lje IRartuts.
Carlisle Flour ami Grain Market.
'COHEKOTED WEEKLY 1 BY J. H. BOSLEU .t BKO.
CAUi.iaLL, May 0, I«(W.
.Sl3 50 New Corn, 1 00
.. 10 00 Unis, . b 0
... 8 So Clover Heed, 5 00
... 2 75 Timothy Seed 1
.. 270 Now Hay ion 12 00
..81 Ou
•.Flour —Family,
tFlour—Super
Kye Flour
Wheal—While,,
Wheat—lied,
Rye,
,'lhloii Ulnrkct.
CAULIBLK, May (!, 18GS.
Carlisle Prov
Chickens—V pr. (SOloino
Potatoes — 175
Apples—best—V bus 2 fu
Apples —2d b—bus 2 DO
Rags, 1
Butter,
Lard,
Tallow,
Bacon —Hums,.
Bacohr-Sides,..
Philadelphia Markets.
PUILADELTIIIA. May 5,
Flduu.—'Tho demand Iji cluelly for homo con
sumption. and wan hgut receipw »uiU atoclc,
priced are well HUiUiuod. lao sal ;d JooL Up jw
barrels at Hoi a U lor saponine; aU-i aM'
extras* rflo-Da th. 3 1 jr 'Veaioiu exit a lami
ly $U -»0U ir2 7o for Penasylva am and Ohm do.
tlo ami tfW a io 43 tor fancy brands, accoidiug to
quality. Rye Flour coiuanfiuiH sb oo u U mper
bairel. Nomuig doing iu Com Meal.
jieu) auuwisEiucuts
DISTRICT AXT OliJiE Y.—X an
uuimce myself as a ciuididuio tor the oillue
<», iJlstrlet Attorney, subject, to tile decision of
/•the Democratic nominating convention.
CHABJ. E. MAULAUOHLIN.
May 7,1808.—tc.
C" oUNTY COMMIcjSIONEH. The
undersigned will bo a candidate for tho ol-
ut County Commissioner, subject to tho de
cision ol tne Democratic County Convention.
M. HUi-iCUM.I3/
Carlisle, May 7,IMJS—to
SOUTH- WEST VIRGINIA LAND
AUliilOV.
TALIAFERRO, HURT & BRO’S.,
HEAL ES'IATE BIiOKEES,
ABI.NGBON, VUIGINIA,
Have for sale a grout variety of farms In all the
counties ol then suction, liauigruuis wlUllml it
greatly to Uieir advantage to call upon mis
UrnT. They are requested to send lorclrculaisol
advertisements
lia'ouu Agents in every county.
May 7, lotto.
WINSLOW PETROLEUM CUM
PA.'i. —The annual meeting of tne
Stocic.tioiUers.uf tuo Sv i.NsLOW riiulObEUM
CoMPaa i' will ue heid at mo Board ol inuie
Rooms No. 6jS CilJsaT.N U i* street Pniladelpnui,
second sloiy, on IUEaDAV, May 1-, ut i
o'clocic M., for .tuo election ol oiucors, uiteiaiiou
ol Uceeu't important developments adjoining the
foe-simple propeities ol too Company, neui
Pleasuutvilie, Venango county, make it very
necessary mat iiiexe should oe u mil atten
dance ol siocuholders to decide upon mo lutuie
P °By Xrlrjf'''''‘‘‘'‘'‘jfoAßn OF DIIUiUtOUS.
May i, loito.—it
JJ E N T Z & £ U.
■\Vm. Bentz. | Jon*'Bent/. 1 Mauvßentz.
NEW FIRM ! .NEW GOODS !
Having purchased tho largo stock of Goods
from A. iV. Beuts, wo have associated together
for the purpose of conducting the Dry uoods
business under tho abovo designation. To this
large and and well assorted stock wo have added
largely of
new and elegant goods,
and And ourselves in a condition to successfully
compote wuh any house in the trade, between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Ouriminensestock
consists m part of
CLUTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
in great variety and best designs, suitable lor
Spring, tsummof and Winter, and all articles
fiultuoiofor a gentleman's watdrobo. For this
department wo have engaged the services of
“A NO 1 TAILOR”
whoso garments are warranted to flt.
SILKS, black, plain and fancy, some very heavy
and cheap. DELAINES, uli wool, black,
nlatii and fancy colors. ALPaCAS, all
shades; also MOHAIR LUSI'HES, lu
great variety. PoPLINS, silk and
wool, desirable shades. PUP
UN ALPACAS, desirable
atvles and colors. French
PEHc,n.LES. very
* handsome goods.
MOHAIR LUS- .
TRES and
POPLINS,
varlousshadcß,
plain and fancy,
PLAID WOOL SNUFFS
for childrens* wear, White'
GOODS. In extensive variety,
SUMMER SHAWLS, a full line.
PARASOLS, SLTN UMBRELLAS. ic„
beal'shades; and all the most fashiona
ble DRESS STUFFS In tho market Ulovcs,
kid, Bllh, buck, cotiou, Ac. A lull Hue of
• CAMBRIC AND SWISS EDGINGS.
.md INSERTING, big stock Laces, Handker
chiefs Worked Embroidery. RIBBONS,niI col
or,, and widths, iroin one-lourth yard wide to
tho very narrow. TRIMMINGS.a very I«rgoas
sortment, comprising every good thing In use.
Buttons, Hans, Muslins, Calicoes. Ginghams,
Flannels, Tickings, Checks. Linens, and n full as
sortment of
domestic goods.
Table Linen, Linen and Cloth Table Covers,
Napkins, Doylies, Towelling Blutf. various
grades. Grain Bags. Balmoral Kklrts, 1* reuch
Corsets, and a largo assortment of
CARPETS,
from 35 cents per yard up to the host
Three Ply. CABPBT CHAIN, Flour and ruble
OU Clothd, Matting, Rugs, 'Window Blinds, oil
very cheap. , . ,
\Vohavo ihc stock to suit the trade, which we
are determined to sell lower than the sumo cun
be bought any whore in this section of country.
Give us a call.
May 7,186 J-M.
iilelM aubertlßemcutss.
WJ AGON MAKERS WANTED.-
VV Two good Journeymen wugonmiikors
will find constant employment at fair wages,
applying at once at the bllo rn t p £ l^ n j ca l!)* 110 J '
No.-WN. Bedford St..
Carlisle. Penn'a.
Mny 7, 1803,
DIVIDEND.— Carlisle Depon'd Bank,
May 6. 180.3-Tho Boiml of Dlreoumi liiivb ilc
clarcd aulvldend of Four per Lent. lor J' 1 ® 'I 1 * 1
six months, clear of taxes, payable on demand.
By order of tho Board. H ASSI,BR,
Clithicr.
May 7,1808—3 t
NOTICE.— Notice la hereby given that
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Bar
nard SUmb, late of Monroe township deo’d. have
been Emitted to the \mdorslgued. the llrst named
residing in Monroe, and the two last in S-i'ci
Spring township. All persons Indebted tosald es
tate are requested to make payment Iminodl
iitoly, and those having claims against said es
tate will also present them for settlement. n
JS.\RPiAUL) Ml AUu,
.IOHN HALKJK,
DANIEL SENSEMAN,
JCxcculors.
May 7,18G8.—Ot*
OOARDING—THE SUBSCRIBER,
■ I ) having rented and taken possession of thu
large and eommndcouf 5 dwelling house, known
fc H InliofTß lUtlldlng, situated on tho south Wot
corner of Market Square and Hanover Street,
proposes to accommodate a limited number of
permanent boarders, nod all transient custom
that may apply. Having just retired from the
proprietorship of tho Corman House, he ts well
prepared to furnish the very best aeeonnumlii
lions In tho town. Persons desiring good hoard
ing will do well to call and give him a trhjl.^
May 7, IRflS.r-lt •
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'’'"TllinSs NATrOVAI. PUBLISHING CO.
•j(i smith Kevnnlh St.. Philadelphia, Pa..
May", IMW— It. .
I ACOB MVEIIS, TREASURER OF
pi the Bounty Tax of Dickinson Township, in
account with said township, April 2olh, lsi>B.
DR.
April 27. IRB7. To Balance then due by to
To amount of Duplicate Jf)
lor IWI7,
•\ln'd 2T). Bv amount of exbonnr
utlons allowed on tin
plicate. . w . . _ 8 1 "' M
“ Commission paid s. M.
Kcnvnn. (Collector. n "1
“amount paid for adver- •
Using last venr's account IS uo
“nranuntpald Township
bond. In full, And Inter
est 271(1 (0
“emnniisslon allowedto
Treasurer , 11 5,0
“ amount, paid auditors
ami clerk 1 w
' • $21172 97
Bnlnnco duo Township S2l} 00
Wo hereby certify that wo have examined the
accounts and vouchors of Jacob Myers,
or of tho Bounty fund, and Ilud the balance in
husbands, duo tills Township, to bo t\vent> dol
lars and six cents, as above stated.
In testimony whereof, wo have set our hand. ,
this 25th day of April, A * K I I ;.{f^* Br) WOODS,
WM. A. COFFEY.
WM. GALBRAITH,
A iidilur.i.
Ulcsl: J. M. Gardner, 7V;). Clerk,
May 7. isiw.—
iUOt of Healers
L IsT UK*UEAEEKti In Uouds, Wuros,
and Merchandise, also Browers, p} B1 * 11 ??*-
...abermon, Eating Houses, &c., within the
of Cumberland, iw appraised and assess
ed by i*. A. Plunk, Mercantile’Appraiser in ac
cordance with the sevorai acts ol Assembly. as
follow-. ID wit: rAlluSLk .
Class. Lu:rmc
W. C. sawyer A Co., dry goods. •}
C. ugilhy, ' d.» ’ “
Denueb a Miller, do J
D. Greenlleld. o I
W. A. Mhos. ‘ ° V 1
J. U. 11. Ring, < °
T A. Harper, do U
Robert Allison, groceries, jj
J. Aiuiiin, ho 11
Wu*nmood A Bro., do
W. Ilnur 4 Won, do , J .
iCeouy A MusouUelmor, do 1
Joseph Zeller. do U
John Fuller, do | *
John Huiuer, do {‘
11. Pohley, do J 1
J.D. Meoit, do H
VV. J. Cameron, clo jj
j. Senur, . do 1
\y. ID Hum, % do H
C. Lisauui, do 11
G. B. Hullmau, do j-j
, d° 1‘
Daniel Shoemaker, do j*
J. K. Spangler, do jj
C. A. Simtu, do j;
\V. IJ,. annth, do H
Beelem «t Bro., produce. U
J. A D. Rhoads, do l
J. li. Bonier A Bro., do n
U. U. Woodward, do n
11. liarltness, do j}
Deo A Bro., , , do j
a. M, Hoover, lumber and coal, jj
A. 11. Blair, do v, Jj
Delunuey AShrom, do
.1 A. Wetzel A Co., flour and feed, 11
A. B. Ewing, - furniture, jj
John Lizmah, do jj
Fiedriek Coinman, do jj
David Sipo. do jj
Halbert a Shapley, do jj
J. B. Trader, agt., merchant tailoi, jj
j.A. Ealuns, do jj.
.1. Uumur, do }‘
I. Divmgston, do h
S. Arnold, clothing. j
A. G. Decider. do j.
D. B. Deuiiard.Jr., do J”
j. W. a-nilley, do V,
A. Lehman, do l "
A. M. Piper, books, {*
GeoVge Vueum, . confectionary, Jj
R. S. Hugliea. do 11
Mrs. si. M. AiefTer, *Jo i-
J*il. Bheem A CO., do lj
Coyle A Co., notions, 1*
Mrs. Roaonbcrger. do j*
J. fancy goods, jj
A. U. Miner, do jj
i n Noll’ do j 1
j Irvin, bools and shoes, 13
F. C. Fleming. d° rj
Spotswood a kerby, do jj
p. Kellenberger, do j
J. o. Gardner, do j
SV. C. Diveu, do ii
\V. M. Porter, do jj
B. Plank, do lj
G. Eusinlngcr, leather, jj
J.G. Callio, hats and furs, l j
j.Boaz, do j 1
.I.A. Kullor, Up 11
H. auxluu, hardware,
.Miller a Bowers, do h
H Heysmgor, watches and Jewclrj , M
\V. D. A. Nuuglo, do j !
f Coulyu, do j]
F. C. Cramer, do jj
Cot nmuii A Worthington, drugs, 1
Mrs. C. Elliott, do Jj
D. Ralston, do j*
xlaversllck A Bro., do j-
D. Corumuu. do jj
John Campbell, sowing machines, H
Airs, ocker, uo jj
C. D. Dochman, do j*
Mrs. M. .Nell', millinery, 11
Airs. Uheuoweth, • do lj
Mrs. E. Williams, do H
rfuaiuel Ensminger, robes, H
W.ciepper, do jj
Walker a Clnudy, stoves, 11
William Fridley, do jj
UUiesmiih A Rupp, do II
James M’Goulgai, , do 11
Jacob Mai tin. baker, 11
William Sellers, do jj
peter Miller, do jj
Mrs. A, M. Fredericks, do H
Uosh A Bayler, cigars, Jj
j D. Rhoads, do u
Koontz, Megary & Co., dry goods, 11
Hursts Won. do 10
Joseph Elcock, do. 10
Urugli & Uro.. do \\
J. 1). ilufeusborgcr. do 1-
Brindlo & Nleawungcr, do |
J.S. Updegmph, do l.i
Comfort & UuilorfT, do 11
llockufellow & Miller, groceries, 14
West & Eberly, t do 1-
ICaulllmm 6l GrlllUh; do 1-
liovlnnuy & Myers, do i>
Klorh «t Heikes, do J-
J. Eminlnger, do !•;
Veiimui Eves, • drugs, Jj
J. H. Herring, do J*
11. h\ Guyer, do ij
Ira day, do 11
Statlor & Bro,; hats and caps, . H
I Henry Zlnn. bools and shoes I
I Bowman «£ 13r0., do it
Lovl Illogel, do IJ
U. Keim, do • j 1
John 11. Keller, do |1
Jacob K. l.onguecker, do |J
Muuk A Delhi, furniture, U
Tlizel & Uro., do 1} '
John Hupp, do I
It. rt. hapley, Jewelry, |* '
Jacob Swui u, do - '
Hubb & Klmmell, hardware, ll iq
Boyer, Eberly & Co., do " ri
H. Wilson, , stoves, ]\ '
Wonderl'ch & Hauok, do | '
j. .7. smith, couieeilonmy, 11 - 7
J. Uhler, do 4 7
Jacob Urovo, do ~ i
h, J), Kuifcr, merchant tailor, M 7
BENXZ & CO.
I. W. Abrams, clothing, H
Wm. Hailing, . do H
Mrs. S. Simons, do 14
M.Guswller, cigars, 14
11. Palmer, do }4
Mrs. Hryan, millinery, H
L. E. Eberly, lumber, U
J. Mllleiscn, do H
Joseph Long, do 12
H. s. Moor&Co., do 11
Ktayman * Bucher, produce, 9
JolinsonASon, do 9
T. H. Bryson. do .9
Miller & Garrett, do 11
\V. 11. Oswald, coal, 13
J. L. Becker, books, 1|
H. Null. marketing, }}
E. Iloirman. do H
BIIIPPENSBURG.
nobort Snodgrass,. dry goods, 12
D. 11. McPherKon, do 11
J.&.1. B. Ueddlg, do 10
Danner A Neely, do !•»
G. H. Stewart, do 11
farmon A Kimboll, groceries, 1
John simnbaugh, do I I
G, Groason, ‘}° "
It. Pague, do H
G. K. Duke, do H
H. Myers do «
J. Kelso, do I*
M. M. Ang.o, do ]\
Paguo A Holders, do }4
McPherson A Co., hardware, H
Grablll A Hollar, do *
J. C. Attic, drugs,
B. K. Keller. do ||
(}. w. Croft, boots and shoes, H
P. H. Artz, v do • J|
J. B. Colo. do 14
W. Clark, confectionary, }■
s.c. Hollar. do jj
W. H. Hollar. do |
L. Enstnaught. do 11
Shearer A ulalr, merchant tailors, 11
Landis A Bender, do 1
J. Bridges A Son, *|o |’
J. M. Smiley, do 1|
T. P. Blair, produce, 11
W. T. S. Jamison A Co,, do -
Morrow A Ellcklngcr, do •»
Long A Gish, do 1
Lawton A Co., ( j° |;
A. sleror A Son, do hi
I), J. Hiioddy. furniture, 1
Barnhart. Unite A Bro., do
.1. Landis, jewelry. \*
W. 1). 10. Hayes sowing machines, 1
H. M. Sturgeon, millinery, i
John A. Wolf, stoves, 1*
B. S. Stones drugs, **
J. M. Boykos, stoves, \\
J, Kelso, hooks. 14
NEW CUMBERLAND.
T. Willett, dry goods, 11
Itnughnmn A Sou, do 1,1
do if
Henry U. Mosscr, lumber. •
Charles oyster. do ‘
O. James, do 14
Lee A Eberly, * do U
NEWHURO.
1 stovlek A Hwlgort, drygoods. 11
Elliott A Barr, do . 11
* Elsenhower A Halo, cm }>»
C. sieviek, furuUure, 4
U. McCoy, bools and shoes. n
NEWVILLE.
*2993 OS
MECHANICS IJUUO.
gS3 BICKEY, SHABP & CO.,
IList of ©calms.
T. Slough. dry uoodit,
T. McCandllsh. do **
E. James ifc Uro.. do >
S. K O’Niel, do 1
M. H. skinner, hardware, H
ivimkle A McCandllsh, . do K'
j. H. Miller, Urns*. 4
vlrs. K. Heed, do
S. G. Wild, do 4
S.tilauser & Son, groceries, I -
uralmm & Morrow, do 14
Woodhm n it Shnllenhetger, furnltuie, H
M. Hricker, furniture, } l
.1. Hrielter, do 4
ii. Henry, confeeilomiry, 14
,1. .1. Crawford, do
Urowster & . tailor, 4
L. H. Kundall, w do H
.lames Kennedy, stoves, 11
U. W. Mull, do 4
U. NV. Landis, jewelry, |
,V L. Irvin, bools and shoes, J
Joseph Laughlln, feed, \\
Myers iSiShuialleld, cloth 1 tig,
LOW ER ALLEN.
I’rel /. it Son, bools and shoes, ll
(i. A. Uetneh. stoves, *•
C. Sherich, drugs. 11
UPPER ALIiEN.
.1. If. Gaswllcr, drygoods. . ]~
J.swurt/.. mmchunt tailor, 11
MON HOE.
dry goods, Id
do It
do H
Gcorse Brlmllo,
iCuuH'miiu Paul,
I’heupluluH Wolf,
Peter Biller. Bloycs,
Samuel Blank, feed
liemy Spulir. do
SOUTH MIDDLETON,
Willlnmson & Uro., dry (roods, 13
Webbtjrl & Uol'liind, do . J- !“ :!
C. llunmin. do W “ ™
Samuel Wolf, do JJ
C. Keep, furniture, }[ !
Philip Clepper, coufccllonary. |J ‘ }Jv
J. Heckman, do |J 7 _
Mis. K Huri/.011, groceries. J i IS
G. Gee.sanmn, Hour ami leeil,
J.Zlgler, do H ' 00
DICKINSON.
Samuel Wolf, dry goods. \\ 'JJ
David Myws. do i JS
Gardner & Myers, do
PF.NN
dry goods, J i2l
do H
do il " W
do n 7(W
Henry Ockor.
KrneM Co.,
Peter Garber,
George Heetein,
NEWTON.
Jacob Wushlngt-r, dry goods, {}
Clever it Kumest, •}<> *j
Jonn Kyle, 4° J
S Miller A Son, - **
J. Baker, , do }}
j.mu Miuich, groceries, l
ileberlig .t Son, do }}
Samuel Mulch, bools ami shoes. 1}
Mrs. M. A. Walker, coiiteeliomiry, 11
William Lewis, vurlely, *
Maiming & lira., produce, I
U.. Snyder. . <<> '
Walts it Sharp, d° '*
J..1J.8 llursh, do
Uiush if Bro., i( do
C. H. Horn, marlccllng. *
1). W. Spencer, stoves. }}
Graham a Morrow, dealers, 11
SOUTHAMPTON.
W.C. Clark, drygoods. H
I, strohm, d° ~
D. Croft, <l° V,
J. it Co., do 11
U. Clever. d° 11
J. Walsu-lth, do
a. A. Sionor, do 11
WEST PENNSBOROUGU.
Jacob Ilamlahew;, dry goods, .. 1" »
A.S. M'Oollocli, d“ , I™
J. G. Weaver. do .. 10 0
Krosci A Harr, do 11 7
Js. Oarolhers, produce, ■“ »
1,. J. sliamlmugli, do j. l .
W. 11. nrumlou, do ■ }« “
Jacob Wolf, groceries, ' "
I‘, Hess, marketing, f! - ~,
William liisbop, do l> u
EAST PENNSBOROUUH.
W. ©’Banks A Son, dry goods, 13 {'' “
John (Ressner. <|« }• JJ
Nlcltluus a Bowman. do 1J iw
j. Longemoclter, groceries, 1-1 I «
11. Books. do 1 '
U. W. Bmitliors, do 11 7 »U
.s. L. Hummel, , do 11 l «
Irvin Mmxm. produce, 11 1* w
Xaeluirm» it Son, do J j
May it Co., , do 14 L J
Mai unit Co.. lumber, 4 i J"
U.uysiur, do \\ i
It. llummell, do l j J. |U
A. Ebnur, uirnlturo, }\ i „
N. lluod, stoves, H * ,u
HAMPDEN.
I). Uupp, dry goods,
E. W. .t O. Wise, do , 1«*
.1.11. Murray, do 1
U. I*. Ligbtuer, do H
J. M Templm, groceries, H
C. Teinpiiu. lurmiuro, H
1). Uupp, produce. 1*
SILVER SPRING,
j, n. LeidlcU a Eborly, dry goods, W
Urn* •& Lamb, do }-
Loosu it EwulL, do !■»
J. IJ. Nuuso l }° }•
Burkholder, do H
J.S. Rigger, confectionary, j}
\V. W, svunbaugli, furniture, U
.1. B. Leidig a Bro., produce, u
MIBDLEBEX,
J. 11. SvVllor, dry goods, }}
J. C. Gill, groceries, 11
MIFFLIN.
J. M. Waggoner, groceries, U
FUANKFORD.
Alexander A Woods, dry goods, U
DISTILLERS. AND BREWERS.
Mrs. Gobhard, Carlisle,
J. W. Winder, Newton, ■*
EATING HOUSES.
John Meloy, Mcchanicsburg, 8 o 00
I*, topulie, salver Spring, ° » J™
George Murphy.-Newton, 8 6IW
Airs, tt. -hupp, aouth Middleton, 8 5 oil
J. akiuner, atnppeimbuig, « * w
BILLIARD SALOONS.
dipt. fe. P. Zlmi, Mcchanicsburg,
Jacob Hippie, Carlisle,
uja mono i onite ao Solon.
FULL LINE OF
[AIR AND ALPACA POPLINS,
.choicest coloring, together with an Exten
'arlety of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
ueros, House-Furnishing Goods, Ac.
727 Chestnut Street,
i£ O . S. EMIQ,
AT LAW,
Xo. 3 South Hanover street. GlUco with W. J.
Shearer, Esq.
Apjil 80, laiW,—ly.
WANTED.— Twelve or fifteen women
to work m Hag room ot Mt. Holly Paper
Min. Good wages ami constant employment.—
Apply to A. MaXSEILLD.
April 80, ISOd.-M.
District attorney.—i respect
lully announce to my friends In Cumberland
uwiiniv, that I will he a camildulo at the next el
ection, for the olllco of District Attorney, sub
ject,however to the approval of the Democratic
Convention. . 4 „
I will bo thankful for the support of my follow
Democrats, and pledge myseH.ll nominated and
elected, to discharge the duties of the office with
honesty and fidelity. ~, '
March 20, IWtf.-lc M. C. HERMAN.
For district attorney.— i
hereby announce mysoifftcandldulo for Dis
trict Attorney, subject to the decision of the De
mocratic County convention.
April 23, I&W.—2m* ADAM KELLER.
Dry ©ootifi
E W GOODS!!
NEW GOODS!!!
W. C. SAWYER & GO,
E A ST MAIN STREET,
UNDER CORMAN HOUSE,
Have Just got In store from Now York audPhlltv
delphla, all the latest styles of
DRESS GOODS
SILK S IN A lit, STVIiES AND COI-OIW,
SILK POPLINS, SPUING MOHAIR and CHENE
POPLINS In single nnd double fold for Iji-
dies’ and Misses’ suits. ALPACAS In
BLACK and every slfade of color.
MIXED, STRIPED A BARRED
GOODS for dresses. Beauti-
ful COLORED A WHITE
MARSAILES, elegant
GRENADINES &
LAWNS. All
I.j 00
ID 00
15 UU
10 00
Iclndfl of
WHITE
GOODS
BRILLI-
ir, oo
i.» do
H) 00
7 00
7 00
ANTS. Tuck
MUSLINS
2n ro
1.1 uo
2.» 00
CAMBRICS, SWISS,
TARLETON3, PERCEL
WHITE aud FIGURED,
2U 00
7 00
7 0i)
11) 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
CHEMBRA CHINTZ, SHIRTING
LINENS, EDGINGS. FLOUNCINGS.
LACES, bought from Jaffray's, New
York, selling much less than regular prices.
Newest style of LADIES COATS, splendid styles
EUENCH and ENGLISH COATINGS,
20 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
OrnnraenU and trimmings to match.
SPRING SHAWLS
Elegant printed
CASHMERE BARRED <t STRIPED.
AI.Ij kinds ok
MOURN INGGOODS
ALL KINDS OK
FUNERAL GOODS
W. C. Sawyer & Co.,
Purchased before cotton advanced an Immense
stoclc of
7 00
10 (X)
7 00
7 00
7 on
7 00
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
CALLICOES,
BHEETI N (4 S ,
BLEACHED AND
MUSLINS
TICKINGS,
PANT STUFF
Ac., Ac., Ac.
Groat bargains In all Domestics,
Our Notion Department
Is full of Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Cra
vat*, Cbl'nrs. Zephyrs, Huttons, Trimmings, Rib
bons ami other wares.
10 00
10 (H»*
7 00
7 00
JOVINS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
7 00
11 TjU
10 UO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
All colors, “The Duchess” Kid Gloves, at low
prices. Latest styleof parasols and Sun umbrel
las, Hoop tfklrta and a thousand other articles
not mentioned. Wo are the lamest dealers of
(’ORSKST la Carlisle, from the lowest to finest
French.
W. C. SAWYER & CO.,
Are unrivalled in their large and select stock of
CARPETS,
1» 00
00
Wo buy from manufacturer* ami save Jobbers
coimnlHHlhns,
Best Quality Three Ply.
Best- Quality Crosley Brussels.
Best Ingrains.
Beat Veneclan.
Best Philadelphia make o t Ingrains
Cheap Carpels to suit all customers.
-*"1 .
40 00
40 1H)
1 h
jjjjjjj* All widths line! Qualities of
•alTdrii
from 4
OIL CLOT H-8 ,
for rooms, hnlls, stolrs ami tallies. Velvet Buga.
Matt-, Oil Shades. Hollands for Curtains, llam
oak for Lounges. Counterpanes, Blankets, Table
Linens, Napkins, Ac.
W. C. SAWYER & C 0.,
have received the ut . eat styles of
SPRING COATINGS, CASSIMERRS,
goods made up to order, in the latest styles, new
goods will be added ns Che mivances. Wo
ouv for CASS and sell at the LOWEST MAUKET
PUICES. anybody oallM 4 co .
April SO, 180 S,
HALE OF UNSEATED UANDS.-
[5 Uy virtue of tv warrant from u " , ',V, r 1 1,1,V 1 ,^ r m 1 J j
ami aeiil of the Uonnnliuuoneni i*‘,^‘i,eni
County, nnd to me directed,lJ l< > r " 11 9,'J ."LiS„ j
or lota ol unsealed laud, situated m Gu uUerui.ua
Co. Pa., will be sold at public Htt J e V c*uurt
on Monday, the Bth day of June, all G«“*J
House. In Carlisle, County aforesaid, or
of each tract as will defray the ujipu:U:^j J /*V. - . una
cadi, duo thereon. C.
, Dickinson Township.
Jfo.Ae. Oira. Tax. Due . i>o. Ac. Own. Tax Due. 3
■ u licctem, Ulmos d 15 Newcomer. J.
(j 0 . $6 50 7 Butler, S. tco d) 5.1
4 lineman, W. 1W £ V avl . H ’ iSi
11) Grulium, John 802 6 Jacobs George l(W
BGreist, Jacob lUt In Jacobs, George >M
70 Oreason, James 421 4 Leas. Lphr m 4o
ii nut P A 87u 4Myois,Haml 140
lOlleinmluger, J. 1 ill «Myers. JJ!
10-1 Johnson, John 2a 81 JlO Gilt, Daniel
OLerew, Adam 12 4- o Brough, John 120
7 Leahey, Lewis 17J 4 Bowers, Isaac 27
COO Moore, Alfred 2100 0 Myers, Israel W
U Myers. Cyrus Ouo Myers, C. £
g Mentor, M. or N. 1 U(i 5 Monlorf, Isaac 120
u Moutford J. AU.6 75 0 Meals, Jeremiah 114
8 M’Crcary, Wm. Usl 28SoweiB, Paul 111
gStalismuh, Juo. 8i lo Sterner,i.or J.L.220
200 Woods, a. theirs) 010 b Witherspoon, N. W:
5 Wolf, Jacob 18 5 Albert, Widow 84
17 Young, A. 1■ W 1(1 Jncobs, cyrnn .1
20 Garner, Jacob I>>- OMjeis, 84
1 Sours, John H. ■)«'• ill Myers, Uhas. 181
15 Cocltley, Noah 78 10 Slayers, Philip 82
(» IlanU, Aaron 10 )2 11 Bc-ucher, Jacob 100
5 Bough, John 1 *Bll ,J Lburi. John 11-
,t 2 Myers, Henry l»80i 5 Nollslnger. .1 •><>
1) Sheallor, David 214 j
bouih Middleton.
15 Albright, Jacob 812 0 Holllnger. A. TO
1 Browimweil, G. 75 10 llollingcr, D. J
-27 Brand, Jacob -iD 18 Morrison, John 4-
lOCorbet. Joim 12’ bMoore, Allied 0-J
5 Cart, William Pte 21 Price and linn*
7 Johnson, John 10l cock,
2 Kaufman, D. I w 17 SluTvur, Jacob L. 1u«
20 Lolunau, aam'l 2i 10 SmitU,-loluiW. .ibo,
40 .Myers, A. li. 88 0 Welslzs Heirs, 48
15 Nuilor, Alex. 122 \f Want, James 1N)
5 Lorow, David 1M lb Zelglor, Abm. J
o Moore, Win. Hr. 11 BarniU. •*
lUramUj 887 1 Glenn, PaUerson GO
ft lineman, Dau'l 11 11 Miller. John 70
15 Goodyear's
Heirs, 10i»
Ul Biddle, E.M. 87 290 Koontz, Isaac 2VI
13 Fulton, James 17;) lJKindig. il. «J
HH Eberly, Christ. Ill'll' 17 Miller,Samuel 107
100 Koser Alex. 555 '22 Rhoads, John P. I ol
fctin's Venus 10 Wesiafer. wuu’l 2 ou
jluirs, 11 5 Arnold, Sum 1 M
551 Uhoiuia, Long and IK) Broker, Arch. 108
Eberly, 12 0 23 Woodburn. A. S. ,i
1,000 Woodburn, JM2O 1.
Carlisle.
\ Caldwell’s Heirs, 70 |\i Wahl. George 15
bhippensburg Township.
4 Hpeece, Samuel 100
02 IJcllzhoovtT, J. 15 filler, Henjy 175
(Hentz i 242 3 UiMiop, Kllz. ISO
100 uiilhra’ilh T. M. 3no iln Mnoia, JohnatonKlW
a-.Searlßhl, t. W. 5 Mullingar, John JSU
100 .Shitcii & Sons. 5<2 11 fdmnk, Ma» ti.i _ &
I., Sollviiberger, J. 301 uo Weaver, urns. a4U
93 Duncan, David tu 2U Garvor I'eler 4to
l.t llalliuger 1). 115' 30 1 regn. Lev 1 -40
Clluiunger, Jacob . Ul 2o Ihruali, H. -50
1 Waggoner. P. H. 2S | 3 Shorban, Henry 150
Prankford.
3 M’Cullongh, J.
18 Dunbar, John
7 Clay. Jno. (.heirs)
21 llemmlnger, John
30 Nuiior - , Harney
S Basehore, Peter 01.10 Shertain, J. U. 1 1
u i.*rh Beni. M 2 Ilousei, John j •
5 aielin, G. (heirs) 2' 4 Kielzler, .1. Jr. I"
4o Siuymuu, M. C. 2 2il
12 Geese, George 12 u Kissinger, 1 eU*r .1
ISO llumerlcli, C. P. 0 2:1 « Uupp, Levi Jl
(i Cmln Dr. Jo>. 2U I Miller Jmrob 10
0 Coble, 1). (heirs) m EgoU.Jolm -O')
Forth Middleton.
GO Blosor. Wm, 2 01 I 3 Duwson, M. 2 70
Fast Pennsborough.
Go teller, Ur. Win. S 2 10 ! Mummu, Snm’i il3
FOR
2 Waggoner, J. T.
1 Kmdig, iheirs)
1 Ktndig. Bam'l
1 M’Cune, Bam’l
Hopewell.
4 Sharne, Siim’l 22.50 Hhurpe, M. 1 w
65 Sharpe, J. M. D. lUoll* M'Uuuo, J. theirs; *1
"VTOTICK 'i O TAX'PAYIiIIS. —The
!\ Treasurerof Cumberland County will attend
lor th© purpose of recelvmg Lovnjty uml Mule
taxes, as required by Act of Assembly at Uio
following tlmew und places, viz: . . ...
West Bennsboro’, til the pa»>n« house of J.'\.
Fair, May 15, and utlhe house of J. LlilHiu.ll, May
ll *Mouroe t al Uio public house of A. 1.. Harsh.
len, at the public house df Joshua Culp
Lower l *A lien, ul the public house of.l. G. Heck.
May 22, and ut the public house of John Hinkle,
at the public house of Milos Crow
lefewV^m h Ywro : . at the public house of Jacob
Klhie. .May 27, and the public house of L. Hal
llNc’w! ihe public housflof Wll
iinM. Bell. May 2U and 30.
Newton, ut the public house of Henry Harsh,
1 mie 1 at Htoughslown, June 2. , ,
Hopewell and Newhurg. at the public house of
Win. C. Sharp, June 3 and 4.
Whlppcnsburg' Borough and Township, at the
public bouM! of J. T. Jimkln.JuneSuml 0.
I Dickinson, at the public house of Jos. h. An. t-
II the public house of E. B. Eyster, June
1 HouUiiunplon, at the public house of Win. (^lark,
l "hlirin"at Knettle’a School House, June 15 und
at Bloservlllo School House, June 17
ft, Newvllle. at the house of C. A. HennaUorgcr.
T 'lmfd lUesex"at M Iddlesux School House, Juno 22
“’silver Spring, at the I^»V Sy ’
June 21. and at the house of A. KU»U, tont
North Middleton, at the house ol J. C. Beecher,
J 'south“Middleton, at the. house of S Huplcy,
June 21), und the house of Jeremiah Hannon,
Jl McchanlcHburg. ut the house of T. J. Kerr, July
I 'carlTsle, at the Commissioners’ Ulllce, July C
"The Treasurer will receive taxes nt bin office
until the Ist day of September nexl jj|{. Y’’,J 1
lime duplicates for all unpaid taxes will be Is
sued lo the constables ot the respective boroughs
and townships, live per cent, will Hoxxovei l»o
added to all taxes, If not paid on or before the
tlrst day of August next.
Gp’GUAMS,
UNBLEACHED
COTTON & LINKS
dec., &c., <bc.
ilegal Notices
Mijjl
Penn.
Mcchamcsburg.
U' H Alii, Peter A. t'
I 1>1”7 BaUruin, Sum'l o
•>* » Fornes. A. theirs) b
til 41 IlehmiiK. U I
Silver Sjtrmg.
Middlesex
Newton.
SI 1 Middleton, Win. 1
5.) 1 sunnier, .1. M.
Hi L Sanderson. Jos. l Hi
West Pennsborough.
M’Klnney, P. (heirs) 75
April 0. WW.—Ut
c. MELLINOER,
Tfcfwircv of Outiibei'lutul l,oituly
April 10,1805.—5 t.
HOTICK.— Notice is hereby given that
Lulturs of Administration on hiu estate ol
ttbcllt Wlillcninb, life'll., laloof Silver toprlny
twp., Cumberland county, have been
the undersigned residing in the same township.
All persons indebted to said estate are
U» make payment Immediately, and those nuylna
claiiiik against said estate will alh« presetU them
for KetUeiiieut. (..LOUOL HOOy Lit.
April HI, 13UA—fit' Administratm.
AUDITOU’S NOTIUU.-The under
signed, appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Pleas of Cumberland County, to mar*
shul and distribute the balance in the bauds of
John Miiiart. Jr.,.Sequestrator of lhr> Hanover and
Carlisle Turnpike Road Cuinpany, heieby gives
notice that he will attend to the dutiei oi Ins ap
pointment at tno Frothonoiury s oillco,in the
■ Uurouuh 01 Carlisle, on l.rliliiyjM^l.^.lwi'^
April 23.—It* A'“liter.
NOTICE. Notice is hereby given Unit
Letters of Administration on the estate of
Lavld Bashore, deceased, late nf Monroe twp.,
liavo been granted to Calbetlne Baslnm*, resid
ing in same twp. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment immedi
ately.and those having claims will present them
lor settlement. CATHARINE IIASIiUUh,
April 23, Iblkl.— 6t Adnuntoirulrix.
imUscellancous.
aut y , '
COMFORT AND DURABILITY
ALL THE LATEST STYLES LN
V 8 T O M - M A I) !■
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOX T O K S
A SI) OTHER NOVELTIES
I‘UIEES FIXED AT LOW FIUUHES.
A . D Y 8 E R T ,
Xo. 54 East LOUTHEU atrcel, Carlisle IVmTii.
April 9, lolls.—am
BJ. WILLIAMS & BON#,
, yo. 10 Aorf/i Sixth Street. JViiludelphia.
I.AKGEHT jrANUFAC'ft' HERS OF
VKNHTIAN BLINDS
WINDOW SHADES,
«-»ELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.-**
Blind* Repaired. Store Shades, Trimmings.
Fixtures. Plain Hhudes of all kinds. Curium
Cornices, Picture Tussolh, Cord Bell Pulls, 4c.
April 10,1806. —It
T) U 11 L I C NOTICE.
ilavlmr disposed of my Large uiul Extensive
stock ofUiv Goods lo Win. Beni/., duo. Bonlzand
Mnrv Beni/., trading by limited co-partner
ship’ under the name of UfcJNTZ «t t-O. 1 hereby
notify and solicit ull persons Indebted to me by
Nolo or Book Account, lo call and liquidate thii
same wilhout diduy. mils mo now roudv for de
livery A. '»• BEN.TA
April IW.IBGB.
IJIOR SALE OR RENT.— I The largii
I Three-Story House, on the corner of High
uiid Bedford Bts„ known as the Thorn property,
und 10 four-room houses on Liberty Street, lo
white people cheap. Enqulm of SHApLE
Feb. 20.—8 m Cbmer of North and Pitt dtt.
jHcro Yorft Column.
“COSTAR’S”
Preparations.
EVERYBODY Tries Them !
EVERYBODY Uses Them !
EVERYBODY- Believes in Them !
EVERYBODY Recommends Then
Are you troubled by Rats, Mire,
Honches, Ants?
COSTAR’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!
" mSTAR'R" BED-BUG EXTER.
A Liquid " DestAiyn and prevei
Bail-Bugs. M •* Never Falls.”
For Moths In Furs, Wou'eim, Car
pets, Ac.
COSTAIVS” INSECT POWDER
Destroys Instantly Fleas and al
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Anl
nials, <£c.
"A sure thing." Thor sands can
testify.
' COHTAR’R” CORN SOLVENT.
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, «tc.—
"Try It."
Don't sutler with Pain ! A Won
derful power of Healing! Every
family should keep It in the house.
1 COSTA R’R" BUCKTHORN SALVE.
Its effects ore Immediate, For
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds,Sore
Breasts, Piles, Ulcers, Old Mores,
Itch, Scrofula and Cutaneous
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Lips,
Ac., Bites of Animals. ,*e
“A Universal Dinner Pill" (sugar
coated.) 30years administered in
a Physician’s Practice.
■COMTAU’H" BISHOP PILLS.
Of extraordinary efllcacy for Coa
tivcncNS. Indigestion, Nervous
and Sick Headache. Dyspepsia.
DyHcntry, General Debility, Liver
Complaint, Chills Fever, Ac. Not
griping. Gentle, mild and sooth
ing.
“That Cough will kill you. Don’t
neglect It.
COSTAK’S" COUGH REMEDY.
The children cry for It —lts a
"Soothing Syrup." For Coughs.
Colds. Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Croup. Whooping Cough Asthma,
Bronchial Affections. Singers,
Speakers, and all troubled with
Throat Complaints, will find tills
u beneficial Vectorial Remedy.
Beautifies the Complexion,giving
to the skin a transparent fresh
ness.
Cl IST A R’S" ItITTKR-fl WEET
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Renders the skin clear, smooth
and soft. Removes Tan. Freck
les, Pimples, 4c. Ladles, try a
bottle, and see Its wonderful
quality.
45T* 111 Bewaro!! !of all Worthless Imitations.
Xsr None genuine without “COSTAIVa” Blg
n, jßj'2sc. and 50c. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
AS“3I sizes sent by minion reaelpt of price.
pavs for nnv three £4 sizes bv Express.
jC>vta pnvH for eight SI slzca hy Kxmess.
Vt. tress
HKNRV R. CO-STAR.
Kir For Sale by
#S“ Sold by all Wholwude Uruggisis in
I>hihtile>nhia, /‘it.
AND in ALL THE LARGE Cl TIES.
April ffl, UW^-em
rp H E 0 E L E B- B A T E D
I***l
CORSET.
The STAB CORSET, which Is fast becoming
the Bln mined corset of America. Is manufactured
without senms passing through the goods, which
remedies the great dinlculty of hand made Cor
sets—ripping; also, os tho mniorlal Is thorough!}
shrunk before being made up, causes them to re.
tain theh symmetry much bef.ter than the Oer
man. Woven, or French Corset, and as tor lit,
comfort und case, far excels.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
EXC'L V VE AGENT,
NO. 4, EAST MAIN ST BEET,
furwurdiiiK uml UuiumlsHimi busmen on a » uu **'
be paid for Flam
couMluully on huud and for “ ul “* A ,„_
Coal oi all itlndß, embracing
NotwlthßandlnKlUolatc advance In Conun Vooili LYKENS VALLEY,
(■• A U 1. I 8 L E, 1’ A
DOMESTICS!
GREENFIELD, AT No. 4 EAST MAIN STREET,
is now prepared to olTer some BARGAINS In all
kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
Do you want a handsome Calico at 12\$ cents?
If so, go to No. 4, you will And It.
One case of the most popular makes Dloached
Shirting Muslins, bought before the late advance,
will bo sold for 20 cents, worth 25 cents.
GINGH A M S ,
TICKINGS! TICKINGS!
Now Is tho time to bus'them. Gur entire stoeli
TICKINGS were purchased nt the lowest notcl
and will bo sold at correspondingly low prices -
Also,
Hickory Stripes, Checks, Denims, Oottonndes. prills
Blue Drills, Jeans, dre VFJt Y CHEAP.
Wo have received this day some beaut tful
NEW DRESS GOODS
For Spring. MELANGE POPL I N tor Ladle.’
suits. , ~
A very handsome lino of Now Alpaocas, In a
the now Spring shades.
BLACK SILKS,
on which wo defy competition. A full line
COLORED SILKS, VKUY CHEAP.
New stylos Delaines, Linens and While Good
A good Buck Towell, all Linen, only 12‘J cent
Napkins, Damask Table Cloths h y the yeard at
pul terns.
Loom Table Linens,
Counterpanes,
Jaconetls,
■ r India TuilU.
Irish I Anew
Bird Eye CYash, IJneu Haudokorchlefs, <&e M dte.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
A good Block of White Flannels on hand, very
cheap. Elegant White Cashmeres and French
Merinos at reasonable prices. A largo stock ol
Gloves, Crapes, Crape Veils, Scarfing, Silks, and
Shroudings, always on hand. Funeral orders
promptly and satisfactorily filled.
CLOTHS & CASS I MERES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT from the lowest grade
of AMERICAN to the finest FRENCH. AII MzCh
on hand.
HOBIEBY AND G I. O V K S
HOOF SKIRTS. CHEAPER THAN EVER.
PAPER WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
FRICNCII CORSETS.
In CiuiiKl.Ousl reutdvcd, OX L I' HOLLA H AXD
TWEXTY-FJVt: CEXTS.
I am happy to Inform the public that having
purchased a great many of tho above goods be-
fore the advance ’in prices we can onersoineba
gains that may no»t oe found elsewhere. Thehu:
crrnti
by loooklng round, we are now prepared to eon
vlnee all that wo nmnot bo undersold hy any
house in Cumberland Valley, Iml will ho lonnd
jx utile lower than tl»‘* lowest,
L,. T GRE', ENFIELD,
fll2 Umudu-KU. >'■ I'
C. INHOFF
nr fh/r 7*.r.
giJUIAIS STB E E T
MM.b 12 )«».
fOK 3 A 1. K U V
DOM-ES T 1 C S '
12J4 Id. 2() and 25 emus.
Cambrics,
Plaid Oambrieks,
Stripe Cambrics,
Soft Finish Comb**,
.Vaiii*<'>oks,
Brilliant*.
Piques,
Tar le tons,
Victoria Laws.
SELUNO
at cost
G H A IN BAGS
OIL* WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE Oil. CLOTHS,
THE BEST K’PO GLOVES
H A V E MON E Y
NO. ■ 4 .
CARUSO E s . ** A
7'\ UAL AiNl) IiUMBKit YAKD,
Tho subscriber bavins lemicrUho '''ard formsTlT
occupied by Armstrong A Hoflbr, and purooxued
tbo stock of
COAL AND LUMRBEE,
la the Yard, together with an
stock, will have constantly on hand und fanilsu
to order all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER.
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
PALING,
PLASTERING
Ijith aiilncllns Lnth, Worked Flooring nnd
Wejuherbourdlng, Pu.w nnd ItnlU, nnd every ar
ticle Hint belongs to n Lumber \iird.
ait kindsof Shindies, to wit: >V hue * » n f» * 1CI “
be kept under cover, so they cun be mrnumeo
U Vtmveoonfitaiitly on lm ndb llk
ii vnia I under COVCr. WHICH 1 Will ueiivci,
...1,1,1, J niudico myself to sell ut the lowest prices.
LwlbSnrf und JUcicksmiilu' Coat, nlwuys on
ami. winch I will sell at the lowobi lW- ' arU
W^ir.:i“i l^ Ur “ mmUr ANIiHKW H bbAUt.
JJIOUWAJBDINU AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
jrjour <k Feed, Coat, Platter & &iU,
LOCUST MOUNTA N,
LAWBERRY, &0., Ac
Llmeburners’ and Blacksmiths’ Cool. MMtanl
Iv fur sale Kept under cover, and dciu cred
to any part of the town. Also, all kinds of Lum
ber constantly on hand. BKETFM & jjrqs.
doc. I, HD.
fßisccllaueous.
rp H E
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER A. LIMITED AMOUNT OF TUEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
The Great Pacific Railroad Line, extending 1721
miles from Omaha, on the Missouri River, to tn°
ude-wuleis oi tho Pacific Ocean, is being built by
,wo powerful Companies—'Hie Union l_acifu,
ueirlim ini’ at Uinuiiu. building West, and the Ceil
mil Pacific of Cull forma, beginning at Rue rumen*
lu building East, until thu two roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted the work with
vigor, Uio Union Pacific having already ex
pended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS
timl tho Central over 7\renty Millions, upon their
e'.Deellvo parts of thcundci taking. ’J no UNION
PACIFIC HAVE CUMPLETEDSSuMI LES-havc
run and other materials for two hundred miles
uore upon the ground, and one hundred addi
vionul miles arc ready lor the track. ihe> will
,iuve a much larger force employ ed thlsyeui than
ever before, and it la expected that between .
800 A N D 900 MILES
will bo In operation during 1803. There seem* to
»enu reasonable doubt that the distance between
hnaha and Sacramento will be traversed by rail
“VhE GOVERNMENT GRANTS 12,800 uores ol
land ami Us Ronds to thouvoragoamounlofSie,-
wo per mile, to aid lu the construction ot the line,
md authorizes tho Issue of the First Mortgage
Bonds now offered for sale, to the sumo ainouni
iml no more. Tho Government takes a sreonti
eln and gives to tho First Mortgage Rondhold
ws a prior loin for their security, lo which u
.urge paid-up capital Is added. The Ronds cun
■<>t ho Issued except as eacii section of twenty
iiiiicß is accepted by Government c ommission, so
hut they always represent a real property,
it is universally admitted Unit on the comply
j«m of the Union Pacific Railroad;Us through
mainess will make itoneol the most profitable
n the world—but llsimj/or local business Is ul
cudy several limes the interest on Us bonds; si.
Hat. II not another mile were built, they would
ie a secure Investment.
THE NET EARNINGS for eight months oi last
vear on an average of IttUl miles arc olllcUilly u
ported at 81.0CD.130. while the Interest on all
lie Ronds U could issue on that length of road
..r that time.vediA’.ed to currency, was onl' s<‘Uv
amount paid by tho Government for tb
ininsponation of troops, munitions, stores ami
nulls has been, and doubtless will continue t<•
>o much more than thp interest on the United
-tales Second Mortgage Ronds. If It Is hot, tin
•harierprovldesthutaUertlio road IsoompleUMi,
iiul until said bonds and interest urenald.ai
cast five per cent, oi the net earnings of the road
dmll bo applied to such payment.
The Union Pacific Ronds are for Sl.OOOeach, and
iave coupons attached. They have thirty yean.
~ run ami bear annual Interest, payable on the
Ir.st days of January and July at the Company's
.RUce lit the City of New York, ut the rate of six
per cent. In gold. The principal Is payable in
-old at maturity. At the.present rale of gold,
lieso bonds pay an annual Income on their cost
of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
AXD it IS IiEUEVED TIIaT THEY WILL
&o<jy HE A 2 i ithMIUM.
The Company have but a very limited supply oi
inelr Ruuds remaining on hand, but any sub
scriptions to u greater amount than can be filled
(,-i,iii Ruuds now In the Company's possession
.rill be supplied from the New Ronds to ho issued
.n that portion of the road completed In the
Spring, In the order in which they are received.
The Company reserve the right to advance tie
p.-lce of their bonds to a rate above par at an:
*ll ne and will not till any orders or receive uni
.uHscrlplions on which the money has not been
iciually paid at the Company's otUce before the
urn « ol such advance.
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of
the bonds and the accrued Interest In currenej
a the rate of six per cent, per annum, from the
late on which the lost coupon was paid. Bub
wriptioiiH will be received m Carlisle by A. 1,.
sI’oNsLER, and In New York
AT THE COil PA NY’S OFFICE, No. 20 Nassau Si
AND lIV
JOHN .1. CISCO & SON, Bunkers, No. 5!) Wall Bt.
And by the Company's advertised agent*
throughout ibo United Slates.
Remittances should be made in dra/ls or other funds
o«r in A ew York, and (he Hands will be sent jrce of
•haroc bi/rclurn express. I\inUs subscribing through
local agents will look to (hem/ur their safe deltvcrv.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP-TOR IH<W has Juni
u*en published by the Company, giving fullei
nlorniidlon than Is possible In an udvortlse
neul, respecting the Progress of the Work, tin*
■teMiurces of the County traversed by the Road,
ihe Means for Construction, and tho\ulueof the
Bonds, which will busonl freuon application at
iiih Comnany'B ollk-es or to any of the advertised
iL'entS -JOHN J. CISCO, 'lYmsurer,
A prli 23. 1868.—3 m Acre York.
Read and keep yourself in-
FORMED.—Having purchased the old and
«\eii known business bland which 1 have occupi
ed for twenty years, I have determined not to
retire from my pres« ut business, but to continue
in the manufacture of
READY- MA D E CL O Til IS a ,
of nil sizes and descriptions, as well as piece
by the yard, and a general assortment «»f
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
I would respectfully Invito my friends and pa
trons who need a good suit of cloths to give me ;•
call, as I have just returned from the city withi a
.urge assortment of the best quality of M'UIM*
AM) summer GOODS, viz;
Fink Black French and Enolihii Cloths,
« «• •• *• Dokskin
cassimekes,
FINE LIGHT FANCY DOESKIN CASSIMEUKh,
GasKlnelts, Coltonuded, Velvets' Drub d’ele’H Al
ducum Linens, Satins, Velvet Co>d. and many
more too numerous to mentlou. Ainu, a lull u—
nOltlUCtllOl
•HUNKS. VALISES AND TRAVELLING-BAG*
of the best description. With thunks to the pub
lic for past favois, and hope 1 will receive a call
soon at my place. A o. 22 xVo. t/t
April it, IftW.—tf L LIVIMjbTON-
rnUE FAIIMISB’S rank, of car-
I LISLE. PENNSYLVANIA,
Recently organiied, has been opened, f-r tbo
transaction of a general bunking business, in tne
corner room of K. Uiveus new building, on the
North West corner of High street and the cent ic
S *l’lm Directors hope by liberal and careful man
agement to make this u popular institution, and
a .safe depository for all who may iuvor the bunk
with their accounts. ..... . . .
Deposits received and paid back on demand, in
terest allowed on special deposit. Gold, Silver,
Treasury Notes and Government Bonds, bought
and sold. .. ... , ...
Collections made on all accessible points In the
country. Discount day .Tuesday. Banking hours,
irom y o’clock A. si. to o o’cloca i*. m.
J. C. HOT h LR, C\i*htrr.
DIRECTORS.
R, Given. President, Wm. H. Miller,
Thomas Paxton; David Helkes,
John W. Craighead, A. J. Herman,
March 20.1808.—if Abiuhum inner.
NOTICE.— Notice is hereby given thni
application will be (undo for Uio liicorpou.-
uun of u hank of Deposit, Discount and t Irciilu
llon. under tbo authority of the Aclor d>.
approved May Ist. IS6I. to bo located In Caillsl.-,
('iinihorlund County, Pa., and to be called the
e Farmer? Bank,” with i twpitnl •'< «fly Hi*-
saud dollars. with the privilege of nereiumid the
THOMAH PATTON. ABRAM WITMESH
VCOB Br.. DAVID HEIKK
* Jon. s>o, UCK.—tin