x
*T'
Needed Improvement.—George Z.
Bentz, Esq., who lately purchased, tho
•‘Cbrmao House/’ has tho masons, plaa
teiiars. paper-hangers and pdluters at
vrbrk, giving the house a thorough *! ra
seeiog” from attic to cellar. Tho gen
* plan of the house will bo altered and
Improved, and it will bo completely ren
ovatod. and furuished throughout with
vnew' and handsome furniture. It will
necessarily be closed for several weeks,
tttt.when it is opened we expect to be
boast of the handsomest hotel in
Cumberland valley. Carlisle has
long needed a first-class hotel, and when
;we state that this experiment of Mr.
Bentz will probably cost in the neigh
borhood of $30,000, the community will
■ scarcely fall to glve'it liberal eucourage
- ment
Trimming Trees.— The present sea
son is the proper time to attend to this
work, before the sap begins to ascend
from the roots to the trunk and limbs, and
thus Insure a plentiful growth of shoots
and consequently an abundant folluge,
which as every housekeeper knows, Is a
very desirable thing around one’s dwell
ing during the sultry months of summer.
Next month will do for preparing and
'planting out young trees, but it is rather
top late for trimming. In this section
too little attention is paid to a proper
time for trimming, and too many prune
in the latter part of April anil in May,
when buds are not only ready to burst,
but even are open. We have found from
'purown limited*experience that this is
•the time to trim grape vines, and we nev
•er knew of one thus managed not to
flourish and bear abundantly. -
Still at it.— Tho velocipede mania
im coutinuee.- The young men have all
it bad, and some of the old ones have
developed strong symptoms. The com*
.plaint is said to come from Paris, which
accounts for its being so fashionable. —
the Parisians began eating horse
ileih, they fell back on the velocipede, us
. a means of locomotion* The velocipede
: jbas liberated the noble animal from har-
ness, and he may hereafter be converted
Into soup and steaks. Every yelocipe
dlst'is his own horse; he cun harness
himself up at a moment's notice, but if
he should drive himself to destruction, lie
*inlght<be arrested tinder tbo laws for the
prevention of cruelty to animals—the
.donkey being an animal. The velocipede
has many advantages over the horse;
.It don’t cost so much ; it don’t ext oats or
-shavings; it never gets the bots or heaves;
iIE doesn’t got scared and run off; it will
die down without being told; It don’t
/need shoes on, blankets; it don’t kick.—
'. 'The age to wbich a velocipede \vill pro-
Ibably attain, bas not been definitely de
c.ttermlned, but it is generally supposed
' tthut one properly constructed out of good
' material will last uutil it wears out.
; Union ATRRTTMrjs. Uy request or Pas
tors in Carlisle, Kev. Edwin M. Long,
the widelykuown Evangelist, commenc
ed on Sabbath afternoon last, a week’s
Course of illustrated sermons in Rev. Dr.
Swartz’s church, (Lutheran.) This large
building was crowded with very atten
tive and interested audiences.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
services were held in-Kev. Mr. Norcross’
Church, (O* 8. Presbyterian,) and on lust
evening and this evening in Kev. Dr.
Wing’s, (N. 8. Presbyterian.)
The truths contained in each sermon
Ere illustrated to both eye aud ear by
means of large and beautiful biblical
scenes painted expressly for Mr. Long’s
. pulpit use. Great good has attended the
.delivery of these sermons, as will be seen
- from the following testimonials of Pas
sion. They refer to meetings held since
■ January last:
; “The Rev. E. M. Long’s course of “ 11-
’ lustrated sermons” .delivered here, re
suited in a precious revival in which
-. seventy-seven persons .of all ages pro
fessed conversion and were received into
; 4he communion of my church.*'
V U. J. Bridells,
y Pastor Presb’n. Church, Marietta, Fa.
“ Rev. E M. Long'a two weeks* course
of illustrated sermous 1 delivered in this
place, was attended by crowded audien
ces; the outpouring of the spirit and the
awakening and conversion of the precious
socle of children, youth and adults.’ ’
Henry L. Rex,
-Raster i*’reeb , h. church, Middletown Pa.
The folio W J°S * a an extract of what the
Pastors of the' Churches at Slupreusburg
say of the extensive revival there :
“The result has been a very general
awakening and an e>rneat loqu ,r y after
■the way of life. His vli wall longbe re
membered with gratltuo® by all who
• have at heart the - advanc».' u, ®Bt
.- cause of Christ.”
James Hamper,
Wm. A Hal'CK,
T. C .BilliieliNEß,
Carlton Price.
business Notices.
BSS“ 60,000 best No 1 Pales for sale low at
J the Yard of A. H. BLAIR.
March 11, IBCO—ICcl
JJ©* 300,000 feet of Pry Pine an
'i-i Boards for sale cheap, now is your lime bqUd-
Z ors, at the yard of. A. H. BLAI .
March 11, lbU9-lm
Bdy Cheap for Cass.— Three per
’ cent, deduction on all Goal of half lon and over,,
delivered in town lor the cash. No allowance
when a charge is made at A. H. BLAIR 8.
March 11, IUGD-;lm
Seeds! Seeds! I Fresh Garden and
V ■ Flower Soeila just received at Cornraan & Wor
%) .thlngton’sDrugStore.Nb.yEast Main St. Also
v : ;freah Drugs and Medicines-
Medicines, Chemicals, Pa
tent Medicines, 4o . a fall slock constantly on
hand at the lowest market rates. Also a oom
ntale llneof School Books at the lowest prices,
aLd all articles pertaining to the Drn E and Book
business.
Feb. 18,1869—tf
HAVERSTICK BROS.
No. 10 N. Hanover SU
•©-No Article Within our
knowledge la so efficient in purifying the blood,
removing Bolls. Pimp es, Tutor, Ac., a«Ur. J.
Lindsey’s Improved Blood Searcher. For sale
by Haveratick Brothers, Carlisle, Pa.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCEBIE3.-FinCßt
iK oualltv ol Tons. Choice Brands of Family Flour,
« and Corn Meal, at J. M Masonholm-
M er’s. Bouth West corner Pitt
0 Feb. 35, UW9-8m Carilßle, Pa.
■MOTICEs—The public is herebyjiau-
against purchasing from Henry Draw-
BSXo™ lh ° »FH‘B B A®‘ y
April 1,3 t
Attention Merchants.— Merchants
will do well by calling to see the laige assort
ment of Motion* ond Jbncj/ Dry Goods, such as
Gloves. Holsery, Neck-TJes and Bows; Suspen
ders, Paper and Linen Collars. Cuffs, i rlmmings,
in great variety, stationary,Tailors Trimmings,
Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes, soaps Perfu
meries, Drugs, shoe Block, &0., *o., at
COYLE «t CO.,
No." 11 South Hanover 8t„
March 25, 1860—6 t Carlisle, Pa.
Fish-and Balt. —Wna. Blair & Son,
“South End“ Carlisle, offer Fish and Saltlnapy
quantities, at less prices than they can be
brought from the cities. If not satisfactory, re
turn them and get your money. Call and see
our immense stuck of Queensware, Glassware,
‘Tabs. Chains, Baskets, Spoons, Kntvcsa and
Forks, Walters.’ and a thousand other things
.that housekeepers want. We sell cheap lor cash,
wholesale and retail, and warrant all we sell,
Horoh 85,1869--
B6F*Cak You Tell Why W. C.
Sawyer St Co. ls*crowdod,wllh ladles when other
merchant* are complaining about dull times?—
Because they sell first-class goods, and sell theifl
25 per cent ch« apei than the kwest prices asked.
They are - closing out their sto«b regardless of
cost. I saved enough of money last week In the
purchase of my dry gooas.ns bobghtme a palrof
new shoes. You can getalargeamountof goods
there, for a small amount of money. Go thereto
buy your Carpets and save 25 cents, per yard.—
Best Merrimack prints cents par yard; best
Shakers 25 cents. Go and see for yourselves and
bo convinced. It
Themendods Excitement.— Carlisle
shook to Its centre by the Immense throng
wending their way to W. G. Sawyer & Go's. Dry
Goods Store. This fine Stock nf Dry Goods and
Carpets Is Doing closed out at less than whole
sale prices. All persons in need of House Fur
nishing Goods, can savo at least 25 per cent, by
purchasing of this well known house. They
have on hand a flue stock of Lowell 3 ply, En
glish and American Ingrains, Cottage, Rag and
Linen Carpets, all below any prices offered by
any house. Save money by calling at this well
known store before purchasing. Remember
they are closlug out to quit.
March 25,1800 /
Special Notices.
it tesflßl HALL'S
jX/Th J VEQETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR •
MM .
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
Can have their hair restored to Its natural col
or, and if It has fallen out, create a new growth,
by Us use.
It U the best HAIR DRESSING In the world,
making lifeless, stiff, hrashy hair, healthy, soft
and glossy. Price Si.oo. For sale by all Drug
gists. R. P. HALL a CO. Nashua, N. H. Proprie
tors.
April 1,1809—1 m
. The Great Resort.—Last fall brought
a marvelous increase of business to tbo great
clothinghoUKGofPenuHylvanla—Oak Hull. There
were days when the sales of the concern touch
ed the lofty figures of tivetvc thousand dollars in
one day. This of course wus owing lu general to
tho prodlgeous efforts' put forth by Wunumaker
& Brown to meotyho wants and wishes of tho
people In the matter of low prices and desirable
goods. But no small part of the credit is duo to
tho country people who seem to go en masse;
county alter county supplying Itself from the
boundless and varied stock of tho Largest Cloth
ing House. Having made this good beginning,
tho proprietors have no fears of not being able
to continue In tho favor and patronage of their
friends from out of town; but have determined
to please them so well this season that Oak Hull
shall become tho great “ Resort" of the country
trade.
®ije flflarfeets
id Clrnln StnrXcot.
Carlisle Flonr mi
BY. J. 11. BOSLER A BRO.
Carlisle, April., 1800.
CORRECTED WEEKLY 1
Cj
Flour—family, 8 9 50 Torn, <0
Flour—Super,..— 7 50 Oats, CO
Rve Flour 6 25 (’lover Seed 0 on
wheat—White, 1 Timothy Seed, 325
125 New Hay ton II W
Rye, 81 3(
Philadelphia Markets.
Philadelphia, April 0,1800.
Flour,—Tho market remains quiet, but prices
are unchanged. There is no shipping demand,
anil nr.lv Hurt h»r nln, tho homo
consumers at 85 25 a 5 50 for superfine; Bha«so
foroxtras; 8U 60a725 for lowa. Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family ; 87a025, for Pennsylva
nia and Ohio do. Rye Hour commands 87 60aJJ
ner bbl. Nothing doing in Corn meui.
* Seeds.—Cloversced Is lower; 300 bushels sold at
«9 60al0 and-»ome trom second hands at SlO 25
ner bushel. Timothy Seed soils at $3 50 per bus.—
Flaxseed sells on arrival at 82 per bushel.
WuLsKEy.—Sales aramaklng at 81 per gallon,
tax paid.
Ncto flhiiectsments.
David sthohm, vv. d. hpons-
LER, JOHN W. STROHM, New and popu-
BOOT, SHOE, TRUNK AND HAT
STOKE
NO. 18, SOUTH HANOVER STREET,
Carlisle, Pekn’a.
A few doors South of Inhofl’s building.
We hare just opened the largestaud boatstock
BOOTS AND SHOES
evor offered in Carlisle, and continue almost
dally to receive such goods In our line a* every
body wants. Our stock consists in all kinds and
varieties of - ■ -
Womens', Misses and Childrens’ strong Leather
Shoes. Womens’ Misses and Childrens 7 Lasting
Quite s: Womens’ Glove Kid, Turkey and French
Morocco; Mena’ and Boya* Calf, Bull and Kip
Boots; Mens’ nd Boys’Calf and Bull Congress
Gaiters; Mens’ and Boys Lasting Gaiters and
Rrouans; Mens’ ai d Boys’ Calf and But! Oxford
Ties* Gum Sandals, Buskins and Overshoes;
Men and Womens’ Goat. Welt and Carpot Slip
pers Boys’ and Childrens’ Fur and Bax-
OI TRUNKS of ail sizes and prices; Traveling
Bags. Satchels and Valises, together with a flue
lot or goods, which wo will self to suit the times,
“QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,”
Is our motto. Therefore, In Issuing our card, !t
is Intended as a j ersonal invitation to all In
need to call and look through our stock witboui
feeling under obligations to buy unless suited in
duality and price. We shall always try to deal
with every one in a straight forward manner,
and give every customer u full equlvalant forhlh
money. We hope all will avail .themselves of
their first opportunity to call and see us.
STROHM i SPONSLER.
April 8, HsOH—ly
lilt HOOP 6KrIBT3. 11l K
WM. T. HOPKINS
Has removed bis Manufaotury and Salesrooms to
NO. 1115 CHESTNUT BT.,PHILADELPHIA,
Whore bis *■ Own -Make" of Champion Hoop
Skirts, especially adapted to lirst-oliue. HMuuie
anti lutnU Trade.wlll be found to embrace the
’mostekton.lv* assortment ill the Union, and all
the latest and most desirable styles, Shanes,
lengths and sizes, 2, yards rnund.ol
Plain and Gored Panlor., Walking Skirts, Re
ception Trails, ie., io„ together with over nbie
tv different varieties of Misses and Childrens’
Skirts all of which lor symmetry of style, finish,
lightness, elasticity, durability and rad cheap
nu are unequalled by any other goods In the
niiukot, and are warranted In every respect.-
Sklrta ionJo to order, Altered and Repaired,
wholesale and Retail.
Fall linos of Low priced Eastern Made Skirts,
IS Springs, 35 cents i2O Springs,tS cents; a.SprngSj
sscenla; lib Springs, 115 cents; audio Springs, 7o
Ce rORBETSirORSETS!I CORSETS 111 57 differ
cm si vies and prices, from 7Scen.s to 87 W), em -
breomg R. Worlloy, "l)e.k»l." ‘Clove Filling,’’
Madam Key’s Corset Skirt supporters, Mis.
Moody's patent “Self-adjusting Abdoulina!
Parseis Flench. English and Domestic Hsud
mude'&orsets, and superior French Patterns of
Colefl Corsets, "Onr Own Make.” to which we
ln S.^Fet a "l”t of ladles’ Under Oar
mOEN, E tt RXL i AGEIfT IfdrihenARTRAM&FAN
TON FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, superior
to any other before tho public. F lftj -two of
these No. 1. Maohlnes, Price 856 each, are being
given away to our customers. In order to get
them Introduced. Evety person In want of ar
i teles In our line, should examine our goods be
forepSohnolng elsewhere. Call or send fore r
culars at our Manulnctory and Salesrooms, No.
1115 Chestnut St.. PhUudetphla. *•
AprilK, IWI9-3m WM.T. HOPKINS.
HOTEL.
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
Carlisle, Pa.
The subscriber has leased the above commo
dious and
WELL-KNOWN HOTEL,
(lately occupied by Lewis Faber,) and is now
prepared to accommodate the public In a manner
,o give satisfaction.
STABLING FOR FIFTY HORSES,
WM. B. iCARNS.
April 8, 1R6D— 8 m*
MAXATAWNY GRAPE. —The most
delicious White Grape grown. Vines per
f hardy and productive. Now ready for in-
Boecilon and sale, a large stock of extra strong,
well grown Grape Vines, one and two years com
prising in part—Alvey (early,) concord. Clinton,
Creveimg, Delawaie, Diana, Hartford Promo
(earlv > Isabella (S years,) loua, Marataway
(white 1 Muscadine (earliest,) Rebecca (white,)
Hybrids No. 1.8. 4, 15.19, SB, M. (largo and
liuej Telegraph, (early and excellent,) Ac., at
prices and in quantities to suit all. Also, a .ot or
extra large bearing concord KEPP£jEi
Cltv Floral Garden, corper Twg-»nd-a-holf
and Foster etreet, Harrisburg, Pa,
AprilB, 1809.-21* ;
JJENEY HAEPEE,
620 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA;
Has a largo stock, ot low prices, of Duo
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SOLID SILVERWARE
AND
PLATED SPOONS, CASTORS, TEA
BETS, &C.*
April B,lBoo—Bm
Nett) aobettisements.
1869. speing. 1869.
NEW RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS
G REENFIELD’S,
No. 4, EAST MAIN STREET.
Your Inspection la solicited, as great bargains
In all kinds of Dry Gooda are now offering.—
Having purchased a full line of all the most de-
sirable goods of the season for cash at the lowest
lark that goods have reached ,ln tho lost air
years. lam preparod-to offer to the trade great-
er Inducements than can be found m any House
In this valley. All I ask to convince any one of
the abovo/ocf, Is an early call.
DRESS GOODS,
all shades of
COLORED SIDES,
SILK AND LINEN POPLINS,
JIPANBSE POPLINS
POPLINETTBS. MOHAIRS. CHENES, STRIPED
PIQUEB. FIG PIQUES; beautiful nlmdos of
spring alpacas,
stbipi® mohaibs,
striped poplins,
ELEGANT DELAINES AT TWENTY CENTS,
STRIPE DELAINES,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN PLAIDS and STRIPES,
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
lu .lugl. and doubly widths.
AIBO,
CHILDRENS’ DRESS GOODS
in groat varieties
DOMESTIC GOODS,
s*o yards GOOD CALICO at 10 and 125* cents.
Domestic-Ginghams nt 125* cents and upwards.
stacks of Ticking., Sheetings, Pillow-Case Mas-
ms, very cheap. Parties wanting th. above will
do well to examine our stock before parch asmg.
Gottonades,
Shirting Stripes,
Checks,
Drills,
~ Denema &o,
GRAIN BAGS,
CLOTHS & C-A-SSXMEE.es,
From tho Lowest Grade to the Finest French,
Having always taken the lead In this branch of
the business, I would say I am better prepared
this season than ever, to meet tho wishes of all
desiring a good article, or a very fair bargain.
SUITS MADE TO OEDEE,
at tho shortest notice by a flrsNdnss tnylor.
MOURNING GOODS,
bombazines
WOOL DELAINES,
BLACK AND WHITE MIXTUEEB,
CP.APE VEILS AND COLLARS,
English Crape
BLACK THIBET SHAWLS,
Square and long, also a full assortment of Fn*
□eral Goods, for which orders will be promptly
andsatisfactorally filled.
WHITE GOODS,
TABLE LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, LINENS, MAESAILLES,
PIQUES, QUILTS,.SPREADS, NAINSOOKS,
INDIA TWILLS, SWIS3ES, TARLETONS,
CAMBRICS &0.
NOXIO2TS!
in groat varieties.
HOSIERY AND GJiOVES,
a full stock constantly on bond.
EEMEMBEE the place,
NO. 4, BAST MAIN ST
You wlllnot be disappointed If you call and see
L. T GREENFIELD
ApxUI.lM9.-ly
IList of dealers*.
TIST OF DEALERS In Goods. Wares*,
J ami Merchandise, a so Brewers, .Distillers,
Lumbermen, Eutlrg Houses. Ac., within the
county of Cumberland, as appraisal and assess*
ed by Frederick Cominan. Mercantile Apprals
er, In nccordaucc wilhlhOßOVsralactsof Assem
bly, as follows, to wit:
CARLISLE.
Leldlch & Miller, dry goods,
Lpikz * liras., do
*>gllhy, C. do
Suwyoi A Co. do
Allies, \V. A, do
Groenfleicl, L. T. do
King, J. O. H. do
Harper, Thos. A , do
Hutton, John.tuncy goods,
Bentzler, Joseph do
NefT.j. P. do
«oyloftCo., do i 3
Rodgers, C. M. Jewelry, 14
Nauglo, W. I>. H. do 14
Conlyn, T. do H
Cramer, F. 0. do 14
Heyulnger, H. do 14
Snxtou.H. hardware, 0
Miller A Bowers, do 10
Ockur, A. H, Airs.sowing machines, 14
Campbell, John do 14
Fulmer, J. M. AB. H. do 14
McGoncgal, Jas. stoves, 14
Ulnesmlth A Rupp, do 14
Fridley, Win. do 14
Walker A Claudy, do 14
Sellers, Wm. confectionary i
Miller, Peter do 14
T»1 I ■ „ U
Kheem, J. If.. do
KeilTer, Mrs, B.M, do
Hughes, Robert do
Yocbum. Geo. do
Martin, Jacob do
Sohrodenbaugh.iL do
Zclgler, J. A. flower A feed,
Beetem A Bros,, produce,
Busier A Bro. do
Woodward, R. C. do
Harkness, H. do
Rhoads. J. AD. do
Stayman.U.S. do
Cornelius A Bosh,do
Hoover, s. ai. lumber A coal,
Blair. A H. do
Dolancey A Shrom, do
Rhoads, (J. coal,
Grethman.G. groceries,
Ll/.tmm. C. do
llurne, \V, 11. do
Smiih. W. H. do
Wetzel W. M. do
Bender, John do
Masonhelmer, J. do
Sites, A. J. do
Keeney. 1). B. do
Blutr, wm. A Son,do
H iltebrandt. H. do
Esheubach, F. do
Brown, John do
Meck.J. D. do
Wetzel, Jos, 8. do
Fuller, John do
Humor John do
Sfielgler, Jos. do
Peller, W. G. do
Poh.y, H. do
Cameron, W. J. do
Boner, Jacob do
Ii holf. Christ do
Wash mood ,W. G- do
llotrmaii, G. B. do
Dunlon, C. do
Llzman, John.funuture
Cormmin. Kredk. do
Shapley, Chus. do
lowing. A. B. do
Slpe, D. do
Bites, Joseph boots A shoes,
iJorner, N. do do «
Plank. BenJ. do do
Porter, W. ai. do do
iornmnn,J. do do
Fleming, F. C. do do
Irvine, John do do
Dlven, W. C. do do
Strohin ASponsler, boots Ashoes,
Llszumu, Philip, boots A shoes,
Chenoweth, Wm. millinery,
Williams, Mrs. E. do
Noir. Mrs. M. do
Hutton, Mrs. do
Hulling, Wm. ololhlng,
Leohler, A. G. do
Krunenburg, 8. do
L ouurd. K. U. do
smiley. J. W. do
Livingston, I. do
Goldsmith. E. do
Dorner, John do
Kakiiis, W M. do
Illtler, H. 8. do
Ilunlfh.N. do
(Joniiimn, B. drags,
Llliuit, Mrs. S. do
<’ormimu<£ Worthington do
IluvQi'Hilck Bros., do
Uulnton. David do
Frank. T. N. do
Dnbh.G. U tobacco,
Spangler. B. K. •do
Irvin & Herbst, do
Uuhinlnger, Uco. leather
EnKiuinger, S. Hobos,
J.ochmun. .Photographs,
Lef-her, J. C. do
Piper, W. K. books,
Loudon, Ja». do
Hillman, S. D. do
Boas, Juc. hats & caps,
Keller,Juo.A. do do
L’alllo. J O, do do
Low John produce,
Kaleli, ,N. dealer.
Hubert Allison, do
DICKINSON.
Wolfs. dry good* Agro.,
Myers, Dav. do do
Gardner A Myers, do do
Clever A Co., do do
EAST PENNBBORO,
Bowman, H.N. dry goods Agro., 14
Glessner, John do do la
Books, H. A son, groceries, H
Nicholes. Peter do M
Longuccker, J. do 14
Hummel, h, L. do JJ
Zacharias, & Mon, produce, 14
Thompson, Wm. do 14
Oyster, Geo .lumber, 14
Martin, A Co., do 14
Smiiii. G. W. confectionary, 14
Moltz. Theo. M do 14
May & Co. boots A shoes, • 14
Ncldlch, J. B. morcht tailor, 14
Hood, N. stoves. 14
Ebuer, A. furniture, 14
Musser, David,whip*', 14
Klmmel, John marketing 14
FRANKFORD.
Slough & Elliot, dry goods,
Woods, Saiu’l. do
HAMPDEN,
Wolf, J. 8. drygoods,
Nicholes. Peter do
Wise. E. W.. do
Templln. J. M. groceries,
Rupp. D. dry goods & groceries, 33
Rupp. J. J. ifc Co.. produce, H
Templln, Cyrus,furnlluio U
LOWER ALLEN.
Good. D. H. dry goods & gro., 14
Bowman* Co., do do H
Kunkle & Bro., do do 14
Hherlek.C. drugs, 14
Detrlch, J. O. stoves, 14
Preiz A. <t Son, boots and shoes, 14-
Gilbert, Cyrus, Whips, 14
MIDDLESEX.
O'lTnra, H. dry goods & groceries, 14
Swller.J. do do 14
-MECHANICSBURG.
Comfort * Buttoi f. dry goods, 11
Beck & Weslhnfer, do 14
Flohr. Israel groceries, 12
Ilaber * Megury, dry goods, 14
Glover W. G. groceries, 14
Brlndlo & N lesewunger, dry goods, «
Devlnney * Myers, groceries, IS
Broug*' i*. A. * Bro., dry goods, 12
Hunt & Hon. do 1U
Rafensbcrger, R. D. do 14
Elcock, Jo*. do 10
Miller & Hoyde, groceries, 14
Hm 1 1 h, J. K do 14
: Kuutinun, J. A. do 12
Eborjy. D. W. do 12
Einmlnger. J. do
Mnuea.m. B. w. do 14
Koser, Miss Clnra.mllllnery, 14
Hi van, Mrs, 8. do 14
Kberly *Hon, lumber, 11
Mlllejsen * Son, do 11
Long* Landis, do 14
Moor, 11. H. do 14
Miller A Gurnet, produce, 11
Bryson, T. U. do »
Stuyman & Bucher, do 9
Boyer. Eberly *Suu. hardware, 9
Khnmel * Bobb, do • 10
Polk, C. O. drugs, 14
Eves, Yet man, do 14
Day. Alfred do 14
Herring. J. B. do 14
Suavely, H.H. do 18
Zmn, Henry shoes, 14
Longneckor. JK. do 14
Kelrii.C do 14
Reigle, Levi do 13
Bowman, & Bro., do " M
Htutler, A J. • * do 14
Himou.H. variety. 14
Pislee, D. L. blankets. 14
Matthew* Uro., plumbers, H
Wunderlich * Houck, stoves, 14
Wilson, Ira do 14
Mauck * Diehl, furniture, 14
Tllzel A Bro., do 14
Rupp, John do 14
Swartz Jacob Jewelry, 14
ShapUy, R. E. do 14
Palmer,.l. B. clear, 14
Gussvth-r M. uo 14
Uhler P. A. confectionary, 14
Grove.Jncob do 14
Carr. li. G. Agt. clothifig, 14
Keiirer.L l>. * do 14
Abrams, L. W, > do L
Baker. J. L. paper, L
Dull. Benj. blankets, L
steinowe , * Tltzel, coal, 1-
Mtller.J.* Co., bitters, 1
Kostsego, W. sewing machines, I
Null, H. Marketing. 1-
MIFFLIN.
Sherman, Jolm dry goods and gro., 14
Null, Z. do . do 14
MONROE,
Herman.J.T.B, drygoods,
Plunk, John do ,
Heviuuey, L. D. drugs,
Plank, Bam'l. feed,
Spahr, Henry do
NEWTON.
Manning & Bro., Produce,
Himsli dt Bio., do
Snvder, H. do
Watu & Wagoner, do
Hursli J. dr 4. B. do
Stoner. 8. A. 'dry goods, .
Lewis, J.T. do
Heherllg«£ Son, groceries.
Wauhluger,Juo. drygoods,
Clever & i- rust, do
Kyle. John do
Baker, J. do
Mmlch.John groceries,
Fusnui J. C. dry goods.
Benner, W. K. groceries,
Byers. E. Confectionery,
Gibson, Coo. do
Lewis, Win. do
Mutch, BamH. shoes,
Green, James do --
Spencer, U. W. stoves, M
Horn, C. H. marketing, ‘U
Elliott, Mkty.mllllnory, . H
Hantsberger, Haul, marketing, 14
NEWVILLe.
James, E & Bro., dry goods, 9
Slough & Elliott, do 10
M’CuudllsU.T. do 11
Morrow, W. B. groceries, 1-1
Glauser, 8. N. do IS
Benner, W,K. do H
Irvin, A. L, boots and shoes, 14
M’Olure, do do M
James, £, , clothing 14
3Ll»t of DeaUag.
Brewster ft Dougherty, do 14 7 00
North, G. W. - do .14 7 00
Randall. H. L. ft Son do 14 7 00
aiaxwrli, Andrew shoes, 14 7 00
AokerftCo., dings, 14 700
Wlld.S. O. do 14 7 00
O’Noll. 8. R. do !4 7 00
Reed, Mrs. B. do 14 . 700
Montgomeiy, Dr. do 14 7w
Woodburn A Shellabergor,furniture,l4 7 00
Brlcker Geo, M. do 14 . 7 00
Brlcker, John do 14 7 Oji
SklnnerAHon. hardware, 14 7 00
Kunklc, J, A. do 12 12 CO
Landis. G, W. Jewelry, 14 7 00
M.ill, G. W. stoves, 14 7 00
Kennedy, J. M. do 14 7 10
Henry. H, confectionery, 14 * t?
Crawford, J. W. do 14 700
Lnughlin.Jos. feed, 14 700
Mngiaughlin. Harriet millinery, 14 *OO
Smiley, Mins M. do 14 7 00
NEWBURG,
Elliott A Barr, drygoods, 11 15 00
Rtovlck ASwlgcrt, do 11 15 00
MVoy, Daniel,boots and shoes, 14 7 00
.Btovk-k, O. C. fdrrtiure, H 7 00
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Wlllet, T. dry goods, , 'l3 10 00
Bushman A Son, do 14 7 00
K«“bACo., do H 16 00
Mmser, H. R. lumber, 8 SO 00
Oyster, Charles do 14 7 00
James, Oweu, do 14 7 00
Leo A Ebcrly, do H 30 00
PENN.
Ernest A Clever, dry go ds, 14 <OO
Clever A Co, do 14 7 00
Ocker, Henry groceries, 14 7 00
Garber A Kurtz, dry goods, 14 700
Jay Cook A Co., do I tr 13 60
SOUTHAMPTON.
Miller, Daniel groceries. • 14 300
Clever A Rhoads, drygoods, 14 7 w
Clever, Ceorge do 14 7 00
Strhom ft Williams, do IS 10 00
AlUsni), C. ft Co., do, 14 7 00
Croft, D. 8. do 14 7 00
BHIPPENSBURG.
Landis, J. Jewelry, . t i }4 700
Haves, W. D.E. sewing machines, 14 7 00
DavU, Mrs. M. millinery, 14 7 00
Hubly, Miss 8. do 14 7 00
Lawton &Co., produce, 10 SO W
Long ft Gish, do 11 15 00
Morrow ft FUckinger, do 12 12 60
Blair, T. P. do U IS 00
Fnsnot ft Baughman, groceries, 14 7 00
Turman ft Klramel do 14 7 00
NolUiker. John do 14
Pague, I. R. do 14 .00
Myers, Snm’l. do 14 7 00
Martin, John do 14 . 700
Weaver, W. F. do A . 7 00
Artz, P.S. do 14 <W
lUike, D IC. do 14 <OO
Hollar, 8. C. ft Son, do 14 .00
Anglo. M.M. do 14 7 00
Kclmi, James do 14 7 00
M’Pherson, D. H, drygoods, 12 12 60
Snodgrass, U. do 13 12 60
KootzA Montgomery do U la 00
Jamison, W. T. do 12 12 60
DannerANeely, do 18 lu (Hi
Wotidei Ih'li ft Mell.lumber, 13 . 10 00
Hotidlg, J. A J. B. dry goods, 10 30 00
Greauon.G. N. confectionery, 14 7 00
Clark. Wm. do 14 7 00
Rankin a G lbble, drugs, 14 700
Altlck.J. C. do 14 7 00
Keller. B. K. do 14 7 00
Crort.J.W. shoes, 14 7 00
Cole. G. B. do U 7 W
M'Pherson a Cox, hardware. 11 15 00
Stevtck a Uebuck, do 14 7 00
Grab! 1 a Stuart, do 13 10 00
Snoddv.J. furniture, 14 7 00
Criswell, David do |4 7 00
Barnhart, Duke A Bro., do • H 7 oo
Walters a Winters, stoves, 14* <OO
Wolf, Jnhri A. do 14 7 00
Kelso, James,hooks, , J* i
Bridges, John a Son, clothing. 14 700
Landis a Bender, do J 4 700
Hhenrei a Blair, do 11 700
Smiley, J. M. do 14 700
SOUTH MIDDLETON,
K rtnnn.C. drygoods. U 7 JJJ
'Alisler & Bro., do 14 * J 5,
Bowman 4 Hvinrotnirer, do H 7V>
Zolgler, J. B. groceries, 14 7 «
Zelgler, I). M. do 4 700
Witli'Rami do •
Heckman. John.notlons, 14
Clipper. PhUlp.confecllonnry, 14 7 0"
Keep, Courodjurnlture, 11 7 00
Williamson, J. it Bro., dry goods, 12 12 fin
Wehberl ACo.. do Jl ou
Hoflert, John,furniture. 14 7 00
SILVER SPRING.
OrrlH i I.nmb. dry Rood., 11 15 00
Uceoer * Loncsdorf, do IS 10 00
Burkholder, W. 8. do 14 70»
Nosh. J B. do U 7 W
Loose * Ewftlfc* do 14 • , 00
Leldlgh, J. W. do 14 7 0)
Leidlgh. J. B. a Bro., produce, 13 WOO
Glover, T. E. * conleollonory, • 14 700
Brukemakor, T. do 14 7 00
Kicker,'J. . do 14 <oo
Wuinbuugh, VVm. furniture, 14 7 00
Swartz, J. clothing.
Gusuwller, J. N. dry goods,
WEST PENNBBORO.
Leas, G. W. drygoods* 14 * ,7 00
Shamhaugh, L. J, do H 700
Darr Butkholdor, do 18 WOO
M’Culloch, A. R. do H 7 00
Hnndshew, J, W. do 18 WOO
Carnlhors, J. S groceries and shoes, 14 7 W
Hood. J. stoves, , >* ; J"
Carolhers, JB. produce, 14 700
Brandon, W. B. do 18 10 00
Watson, Jehu dealer, , jj
Hess, P. marketing, 14 70)
Bishop, NVm. d<\ . 14 700
EATING HOUSES,
14 7.00
14 7 00‘
15 10 I 0
14 7 00
Meloy, John Meohanlosburg,
Hponuler, Wm. Carlisle,
DISTILLERS and brewers.
ItAhter, F. Newton township, 0 26 00
Wheler, J.W. do do 9 £5 00
Faber, (J. Carlisle 9 25 00
BILLIARD SALOONS.
Hippie, Jacob,Carlisle,
Over, Bennel.NHWViUe,
Weinch Emanuel, Meohanlosburg,
Appeal to be held at the Court House, in Car
llHle. on the Od, 10th, 17th and 21th, days of
April, 1809. All persons agrleved may have re
dress F. CORNMAN,
Aprlll, 1869—3 t Mercantile Appraiser
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ATOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
j\ the following named persons have filed ap
plications for Hotel, Liquor and Restaurant Li
cences under the several Acta of Assembly rela
ting thereto, imho office of the Clerk of the Court
of Quarter sessions of Cumberland county,
which said applications will be presented to
said Court on Monday, the. 12th day,of April,
18fl9: HOTELS.
Philip Pritsch, East Ward, Carlisle,
George Z. Bentz, 44 •
Lewis Faber,
H. L. Burkholder, Westward,
Jos L. Kneltle, “ M
Jacob Thurttum, 44
John Early, .. „
Geo. Weirel,
William Crozler. Dickinson township.
Jacob swlizer, East Pennsboro township,
Ell George, 44 '*
JohuHeirer,
\Ym. Morris, 44 (l
James May, • ‘
John Gnmber, Hampden
jiilui Kreitzer, “ ‘
Henry Yelter, Lower Allen 44
John O. Heck, 44 , "
John Hinkle. 44 „
Jo n T. Bheibly, Middlesex 44
Augustus L. Hurshj. Monroe
josTHousum &J. W. Bounders, Mechanicsburg
boreugn,
Jacob CUue, Mechanicsburg borough.
John Thompson, " 44
Isaac Hull, 44 • ’
Geo. L. Bponsler. •
N. it. buck, Mlflltn township.
C. Melimger. Newton township,
H. C. Uluttenburger, newton township.
J. C. Beecher, N. Middleton township.
U. K. Wilder, New Cumb. borough/
Win. C. Sharp, Newburg 44
( has. Heunebeiger, Newvllle 44
Hemy ttbrefller, “ '*
Clemens Grove, Bhlppensburg borough,
John Wyukuop, Br. “ “ r
i.J.Juukin, “ “
Jacobßhtiner, . **
Wm. Clark. Southampton township.
Bam'l Baughman, •* 44
David Z. Ut-yer, B. Middleton “
Win. B. Mullin, - “ “
Ellen Kiipley, “ 44
Geurgu Filler, 44 “
J. W. Leidig, Silver Spring township.
Geo. K. Duey, 44 '*
Alex. Kliuk, 44 ■ 14
John U. Ueeser, 44 44
J. li. Worley, Upper Allen, 41
Joshua Culp ’ 44 “
Jacob Chhmell, W. Pennsboro township.
J. W. Fair “ . 44
Elias a, Eyster, Penn township.
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RETAILERS.
John Falter, East Ward, Carlisle,
Henry Pohly, “ “
John Huuuun, “
B. K. Heller, ohlppensburg borough.
RESTAURANTS.
A.J.Bair. Eastward, Carlisle,
Thomas C. Colbert, **
Samuel Brown, “ .**
Frederick Babnor, *• 11
Adam Hoffman, west Ward, Carlisle,
Theu. Jones, “ *‘
Al Kuru AA. Miller, " *'
Herury 1). Kepman, New Comb, borough.
Suin'l Grove, Upper Allen township.
John Muluy, Mcchamcaburg burn.
Henry Sperow, W. Penns boro township.
By Act of Assembly, all licenses must bo lifted
within fifteen days after being granted, or they
will be forfeited, SAMUEL BIXLGEI,
March 25, 1569-3 t Clerk Quarter tieuiont.
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QO TO
SANDER SEGELBAUM,
COR it V RKBT STREET & MARKET SQUARE
HARRISBURG, PHNN’-jV
ls Just opening the largest assortment of
CARPETS,
pRV QOQDS «tc.
ever brought to Harrisburg. Large variety of
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LADIES’ SACKS,
Mr. Segelbaum Is a live and upright business
man. and we advise our readers to give him a
cal).
March as,lß6&—Ha
UPPER ALEN.
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29 cy ig»00D8
iN TUK Wt,UKS
CARPP.^' B
AT THE
CJEJrTMrfJL
DRY GOODS STORR,
Just opening aAtllassortmontof
CARPETS,
OF ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES—
Splendid patterns, ENGLISH TAPEHT! IT,
BRUSSELS, LOWELL THREE PLY, ON IT
SI 75, EXTRA SUPER TWO PLY, ONLY 31 15.
INGRAINS, STRIPED. VENETIAN, W'»' •-
DUTCH. SfAIR. RAG LINEN, HEMP. Ac.. Hi nU .
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
I) I L CLOTHS FO 11 MALI:-.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
STAIR OIL CLOTHS,
QUILTS, COUNTERPANES,
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS,
Tnblo Linens, Damasks, Tickings, Sheetings
Chocks, Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, ftc. Ac.,
nil selllngnt such price* as will astonish all that
will give us a call for
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Please romecabcr that there has been n great
decline in
CARPETS.
8o that we are able to sell New Good,* fully as
cheap as the wholesale prices a few months ugo.
Picnse do not fall to give ua an early call ai »d gst
share of the bargains.
UEIDICH & MILLER-
March 18,1869.
CJHERTFF’S SALES.—By virtue of
O sundry writs of Venditioni Exponas, Levari
Paolos And Fieri Facias leaned out of the Court
of Common Pleas, of Cumberland county, Pn.,
and to me directed, I will expose to Public Stole,
at the Court House, In Carlisle, On Ftiday, A prit,
9,1MJ9. at 10 o’clock. A. M., the following descxib
ed real estate, to wit: . „ „
A Lot ol Ground situate in the borough of Car
lisle. Cumberland county, fa,. bounded on the
West by South Hanover street, on the South br
other lot of defendant. on the Ensthyun alley,
and on the North by nnnlloy. fe«t
In front and 210 in depth, more or Jess, having
thereon erected a two story Frame House, Back
Building, Frame Stable and otheraut-buildings.
Also, a Lot of Ground situated In the borough
of county, Pa..bounded on
the Norttfuy other property ortho defendant on
the West by South Hanover Street,on the South
bv Mrs. Washmood.aud on the. East hy an
alley, containing 28 feet In frontand ‘MO In depth,
moreor less, havlnglhereou erected a one and a
half story Frame Dwelling House, &c. Seized
and taken In execution as the property of Wil
liam Johns. , . ~
Also, the undivided Interestln atract of Land,
situated In Southampton township. Cumbei
land county, bounded on the North by
lands of - ■ Russell's heirs, on the-East by
lands of Henry Clever’s heirs, on the Smith by
the Adams county line and lands of Levi
Strohm, and on the West by lands of David
Clever and others, containing 5,0n0 Acres, more
or less, having thereon erected a Furnace, Forge.
Tenant Houses, Barns and olberout-bulldlngs.—
Seized and token In execution as the property
of Humuel Sheets. . _, .
Also a tract of Land situate in Dickinson
township, Cumberland county, bounded on the
North by land of Joseph Hovls and others, on
the West bv”Plne Grove Properly,” on the
Mouth by Richard Woods, and on (he East by the
Whlu.stown rond. containing 2i5 Acres, more or
less, having thereon erecled a tvso-Ktory Frame
Dwelling House. Log Burn, Maw Mill, and other
out-buildings Seized am* taken In execution
as the property of Jacob Zlnn.
Also, a tract of Land situated In Upper Allen
township, Cumberland county, Pa., bounded on
the North by lands of Rachael Landis, on the
East by lands of Conrad Mwlm. on the Mouth by
lands of Dr. H. H. Long and William Coovor,
and on the West by lands of Jacob Coover, con
taining 15 Acres more or less, naving thoreo i
erected a two-story Ixig Dwelling House, t og
Stable and other out-hulldlngs. Seized and ta
ken lu execution as the property of Alexander
Yost.
Also, all that certain building, located In tins
village of West Falrvlmv, East Pennsborougn
township, Cumberland county,on a Lot or pits -;
of Ground, bounded on the North by William
.Martin, on the Mouth by the Mint* ■' road, on Um
East by Third street, a- d on the West by
——, being a two-story Frame Dwelling llouso,
22 feet deep, and having attached a porch on I tie
rear, 0f23 feet In 5 feottn width, seiz
ed and taken In execution ns the property of
Jdhn E. Pierce.
Also, a Lot ol Ground situated In Newton twp.,
Cumberland county. Pa., bounded on the North
by Main street, on the west by Benjamin Whitt
ier, on the East by David Hursh. on the Mouth
by an alley, containing BO feet in front and IN)
feet in depth, more or less, havlnglhereou erect
ed a two-story Frame Dwelling House, Frame
Stable andeotnor out-bulldlngs. Seized and ta
ken In execution os the property of Alexander
B. Kennedy, , .
Also, a trad of Limestone Land situated in
Newton Township, Cumberland county, bound
ed on the North by land of Widow Vanderbelt,
on the West by land of Alien Beatty, on the
Mouth bv land of Widow Fliarp, and on the East
by lani of Robert Mickey, containing 1«7
Acres, more or less, having thereon erected a
two-story Log Weather-boarded House, Bank
Barn, wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Carriage
House, «So. ......
Also a tract of Land situated in Newton town
ship,Cumberland county, bounded on the West
ana South bv Cornelius Vanderbelt’s heirs, of f
ttuTNorth by H. Manutugand Naugle Wilson. a
and on the East by Walker * Horn, containing -.
I\c Acres,more or less. Me I zed and taken In exo- *
culion as the properly of Hays Mickey.
Also, ad that certain Building located on a lot
or piece of ground, situated In Shlromuuslown,
Lower Allen township,'Ouii.berlaud county, ad
joining Jonathan Balslcy.on the East; on tl\e
Mouth by Mecoud or Green stret.oa (ho West
by on alley, and on the Nofth by an Al
loy. It Is a Frnmoond Plastered House, twenty
two feet m front and tWeht>-six feotdeep, with
a back building attached. The main buildln
being two atorTen'blgb, and the kitchen , one
story and a*half high. Seized and takenjn exe
cution as the property of Marautd Mblreman.
To bo sold by me,
JOS. C. THOMPSON,
Hiteriir.
Sheriffs Ofllce. Carlisle. March 12, 18 W.
Comjhtions.—Op gll sales of $5OO or over.SSu
will be required to be paid wheu the property Is
stricken off. ana $25 on all sales under S6(X/.
March IS, 19U9.
■VTOTICE.—Notice ia hereby given, llm
IN au application far the iucorporanon of
American Mechanic,-*’ building r, ul
Loon Association of West Kairvlew " li«k Ven
presented t« the Court of Common Fleji»of ( mh
norland county, am! that the mud Court huh ns*
ed Monday, April 10. iMtu. for iho oun«UK-n,i. »
of said application, and the hearing of any **'>•
Jectlooß thereto. o. E, MA.GLAIjQHL.IN,
AUomry/cr AjppUcanU,
March 35,1819-61
jfin.tncial.
$4,500,000
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
THIRTY.YEARS TO RUN,
ISSUED BY,
THE LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
J'ilKY AUK A FIRST MORTOAtJE SINKING FUND
noND, FRKK OFUNITKI) MTATiiH TAX.
Secured by 1,032,000 acres of choice I<ands. and
by ihe Railroad. Its Roll lug Block and the Fran
chise* of tho Company, for sale
AT 05 AND INTEREST.
Yielding in Currency,
NEARLY TEN PER CENT. INTEREST.
We will lake Government or other Securities
nt full market price. In exchange for the Ronds,
Pamphlets and full Information, ami Ronds fur
jushed on application by mall, or In person.
jDE HAVEN & BRO.,
BANKERS AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SE
(JURISTES, GOLD, do.,
NO 40, SOUTH THIRD STREET,
.Philadelphia, Penn.
•Tan. &>. 1889—ly
JißeDcal,
ffiISTWORLD'S INTERNAL ITEM-
EDYM
JOHNSON S ’!
'RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,’
BLOOD PVRIFIEK.
QUICK IN ITS ACTION.
P£BMAIIEHI|IS ITS,CUKE
KEAB THE FOLLCTWINQ TESTIMOJJy
Messrs K. E. Boilers * Co.-Havlng unnfend
with HhoumAtlHin fur a long time X was Induced
bv Col. JJauKs to try Johnsons Rheumatic
Compound. I purchased one bottle and won
pori'eetly 011 r erl.. e 1 C11811.X.,
Etna, Allegheny .Co. Pa., Dec. 10, IHO6,
Messrs. R. E. Seller* & suf
fering for seven years from Rheumatism I was
cured by one bottle,ftf Johnson’s Ithouinailc
Compound, when .PlfyqUians could give me uo
reUo '’ JOSEPH ROBINS.
Sbarpstown, N. J. Dpe.
Messrs R. E. Sellers A was a
cripple from Rheumatlfun./or hbuteen years, of
aen confined to the house, and *ven unable to
«wrlU. Johnsons Rheumatic Compound cured
one from my disease, and now Ictvu walk without
' vo, ‘ ““ “’“'JAMES MrDOWELE.
fl’rcnum. October 25, l»is.
MoM-srs U. E. Beliefs & Co.-Oonts :-Johnson , «
tj Compound cured mo of Kheumallsm
wu iPbystctivufi and every other preparation lu
the 'tfharmucopltt lulled
Dr. J. T. WRIGHT.
Le wranworlh, Kaunas, Dec. 25,1805. ' ‘ -*
M , mwlK. E. Seller* & Co.-Dear 8ir»:-I hero.
hvct rSJrJhatn number«f person*, any father
umm « the munher.i who were afflicted with
Vtiinn OHtLlHia for many y**ar», have to my
Know fcmlße.heen peimnimuly cured by the uho
of “ill »'« RUeumatlc Compound. LINJJ
Share Bi. fauna. Nov. 20. HOT.
B. E. SELLERS & CO„
SOLIS I IWCPiUETORS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
jt>B SALE UT
JOHMSTON, HOLLOWAY
. &
COWD E N ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
AND
haveestick bros.,
CiBIISI'. PA
March —tf
(tABBIAOES,
Baggies.
Sleighs.
Sprlag IVsgone
, amodnta thalr rapidly In
In order to aoooc.
creasing trade.
A, B. & N. SHERK
have Just removed Into their
**XORY.
‘NEW CARRIAGE FAC
Comer South and Pitt Sts.,
CARLISLE, PA.,
where they have Increased facilities for mam
factoring everything in their line. All the la*
test sty lea of
Carriages,
Baggies,
, Sleighs
and Spring Wagons
constantly on hand, or made to oraer on short
notice and reasonable tcr'iis.
Messrs. Rherk feel confident that they can turn
on', work equal in finish and durability to any
establishment outside of the cities.
Those wishing anything in their line should
give their orders at once.
REPAIRING A A’D P 4 PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
Dsc. 17,1W8—ly.
jlegal Jilotices
EROCLAMATION. —Whereas the
Hon. James H. Graham, President Judge of
several Courts of Common Pleas of the coun
ties of Cumberland, Perry, and Juniata, and Jus
tices of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery iu said counties, and
T. P. Blair and H. Stuart, Associate Judges of the
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery
for tho trial of all capital and.other offenders, in
the B{Ud county of Cumberland, by their pre
cents to me directed, dated the 11th day nt
January, A. D„ 1869, have ordered the Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail-De
livery to he holdcn at Carlisle, on tho 2d Mon
day of April, iKtrj, (being tho Hth day,) nit
10 o’clock in tho forenoon, to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to tho Coroner, Justices
of tho Peace, and Constables of the said county
of Cumberland, that they arc by tho said precept
commanded to be then and there in their proper
persons, with tholr rolls,records, and Inquisitions,
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain lobe
done, ana all those that are bound by recog
nizances, to prosecute against the prisoners that
are or then shall bo in tho Jail .of sold coun
ty. are to be there to prosecute them as shall be
lust, JOS. C. THOMPSON.
March i, 1860.—t0 tiheriff.
“Can’t Rob It Out.”—“Don’t writ
there ” said a father to the son, who wi»
wrilina with a diamond on his winder,
. Why not?” ' >
“ Because you can't rub It out.
Did It ever occur to you, m> child
that you are daily wriilug that whicl
’ you can’t rub out? -
1 Yuu made a cruel speech to your mn
■ - 0... other dav—D T‘
PROTHONOTARY'B NOTICE. -
Notice U hereby given tbatthe following ac
count* havebcou tiled in tho Pi othnnotary** Office
for examination, and will be presented to the
Court of Common Plea-sot Cumberland county,
lor confli motion, on Wednesday, the 15th day of
April. A. D. IWJ9, viz:
I. Tho account «»f John Stuart, Jr., Sequestra
tor of the Hanover and Carlisle Turnpike Hoad
& I !t'h > aaooount ofi'ornollus Kennedy, assignee
of Lnvl Worst, under deed of voluntary mt*igu
mtfDt. j. p. imiNDLE,
March 11, 1869—ft* Profbonu ary.
Philadelphia, March unu, isoa-
Wo beg leave to inform you that we are pre
pared to .offer for you. Inspection, our usual as
sortment of
MILINEHY GOODS,
Consisting of the Newest Shapet In Straw, Silk
und Gimp Hals, linuueta, At*.; Velvets, Silk
Goods, Hi- bone, Flowers, Feulhers, Kuclies,
crapes, Blonds, Braids, ornaments, Ac., Ac. W e
übuil be huppy lowuii ouyouutyoursioroorro
celvo your 01 dor. Prtett luw/or ctuA
Yours, Ac., H. WARD.
Nos. 103, 106 and XU7 Norm Second street, Fhiia*
, delpbia.
MarcblB,lM»-lm
jHinaimal.
1026 ~
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ARE NOW COMPLETE®.
As 531 milesof the western portion of the Una.
beginning at bacramento, ore also done, :b»»
about
200 MILES REMAIN
To bo finished, to open the Grand Through Liar
to the Pacific. This opening will eertalnljr Wife’
place early this season.
Resides a’donatlon from the Government of
12.KX) acres uf land per mile, the Company U en
titled to a subsidy m U. H. Bonds on |is Rno as
completed and accepted, at the average rate uf
about 823,500 per mile, according to the dlfßcnV
lies encountered, for which tire government
lakes a second lien as security. Whether subsi
dies a e given to any other compnnlesornot, in#
Government will comply with all Its contracts
with the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Near
ly the whole amount of Ronds to which the
Company will be entitled have already been de
livered.
FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS AT PAR.
Bv Its charter, the Company is permitted 'to
Issue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE BOND* to
the some amount os the Government Bond*, and
no wire, those Bondsaroa Juliet Mortgage up
on the entire road and all Its equipments.
THE* HAVE THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, AT
BIX PER CENT., and, by special contract both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
ARE
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
* Tbo U. 8. Supremo Court has recently decided
that this contiact is In all respects valid and of
legal obligation. ‘ , .
Such Bounties are generally valuable In pro
portion to the length of limo they have to run.-
The longe t six per sent, gold interest bonds of
the U.B. (the ’ei sj will bo due In 12 years, ohd
they are worth 113 If they had W years to run,
they would stand no less than 135. A perfectly
safe First Moriga-e Bond Rko the Union Pacific
should approach this rate. *1 he demand for Eu
ropean investment is already considerable,and
on the completion of tho work will doubtless
carry tho pneo to a largo premium.
SECURITY OF TUi. ;iONDB.
It needann argument to show that a Flrat Most
ci&Vof *jW 600 per mile upon what for a long time
■mustlie the only railroad connecting the Allan*
licoml Pacific put lea is perjecUutecure. Tiio on
tirH umouut of the mortgage will bo about
ofixSS lu'l mo Interest 11.800.00 U par
iumJi m gold. The preaunt currency coat
of this luiorcbt la’ lea* tbau s2.fit)o.ouo per
annum, while the crow* . arulhgs lor the ; *or
iZ fUUM wAYUUoINESS ouiy, on Ai • *\ •
EU tlifcl OF UKiJS THAN 700 UILEB Oi? i
IN OPKlufrioN. WERE MORE TUAN
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
The details ol which are as follows
From Passengers,
Fiom Freight.
From Express,
From Muilw,
Fiutu Miscellaneous,
From Government troops.
From Gov. Freight,
From Contractors’ men,
From Contractors’ material,
Total.
This large amount Is only an Indication of the
immense traillo that must go over me through
llTrir u iw'“t'wenJ
IO A Mmimtiuiv ol these bonds will soon Mas.,
...niMwSuewre to invest in them will dud it
im- aivir mwnil to do so at once. The prloo for
luvi.it™ ill ..pur nud accrued nut ret from J«u.
* aSb« ™pU°&s will bo received In Carllsl. by A.
L.tiVUMahEß* ttUd hi * orlc
n.T THE COMPANY’S OFFICE, No,2ON..ESau St.
AND
JOHN J. CISCO Jt SON. Bankers. No. (• Wall »u
And by tbo Compony’s advertised agents
tuioughout the United btales. .
nonrfj tent free, but norffea mb*cribi»>flfArouffA U
'•“* » A™’"‘" r ,UJ ‘
A NEWPAMPHLET AND MAP WASISaUED
nnr Ist containing a report of tbo progress o«
n.e work lo ll.al dale, and a more complete slats
the wont Ae value of the bonds than
iau bo given In an advertlsomeut, wblol. will bs
iem r?ee on applleiltlun at 11.. company’s odious
or to any ot tl.e ndv.oj-l.sed agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Now York.
Mt?,rch 11* IsbV—
Dtg (Sooiß.
BARGAINS I
W. C. SAWYER A CO
cilU tho attention of tho pnbllo to tholr Im-
mense stock of Fonor nnd Staple Dry Good*
which they aro desirous ot doing oOW»
groat bargains, and have a mU #t ut * m
Goods, consisting of.
Silks,
Fopllns,
Empress Cloths,
Merlaoe,
Alpaoae,
At. Ac
CARPETS,
such as Brussels, Three Ply. Ingrain. V«nstU»,
Cottage, Rag, Linen and Hemps In great varie
ty. oil Cloths, Bugs, Shades Ao., which wIU. be
■old very cheap.
CLOTHS AND CABSIMERJES,
•wlery and Glove*. House ftirnUhlng Geo****
Hl y kin j t ant j j u abundant quantities, WTe
ever. great oaorlllcss.and offer a flue as-
will m'
Co select frotnu
sortmem
uexoLcr this Large Stock will he .old,
’vice, with A view of eloelAg o*l
Please rei.
and wo ask \
tho entire stock.
ALL WHO WISH . ' JHEAI ‘ DItBSS GOOD ».
ALL WHO WISH t "HEAP OA£’ I ’*TS.
ALL WHO WISH CHEAI 'HOUSE rUKItZSU-
ING GOOD «.
ALLWHO WISH CHEAP BUT GOODS
of any kind call at
W.c. SAWYER A CO.,
EAST MAIN STREET.
Feb. 11, ISCO^ly
Large public sale of carri
ages,
BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
u r
■r
A. B. & N/SHERK, .
, ' !.»)
OAT FRIDA AY, 7 TB, 1859.
Messers. A. B. A N. Bherk, having successful
ly carried on Coach Making for three years; one
of the firm wishes to withdraw. By so doing
they have to make sale of their large Stock on
bund, which consists of
ONE PLATFORM PHAETON.
BEST STYLK.
THREE GERMANTOWN CARRIAGES, :
TWO* CAFFERY WAGONS,
ONE TWO SEATED SQUARE CARRIAGE.
ten Leather Top Steel Tire Buggies, fifteen Gun
and Duck Jop.partol them Steel Tire,7 No lop
Buggies,hvenewßprlng Wagons,with and with
out tops, ten second hand Buggies, Rockawavs
and Spring Wagons. AU the new work is war
ranted for oneyear.
March 11, low—u
WANTED.— By a first-class * I*p?E,.
Insurance Company, General am) Local;
Agents for this und surrounding counties. *W»o«
dividend of tins, company in Jnn. was 50 per,
cent. Muong Its features are: 20 da >ce In
imyment of premiums: auuunj dividends;,all
policies uoU'iorfeltable ; dues not limit travel* •
Addteanwltb references
■ Insurance, J\ O. Ji s* 1K74,
fai umfnii, Fa,
Harch 8, IBfl9-lm
$1,011,005 87
9.040,2» 1)
61,«U Ut
188,26 60
Wl.Oitf -7
UH,< 77 77
440,440 88
9)1,170 09
. 9tW.4»» HI
ei