Kollock's Dandelion Coffee.
r 1 HIS preparation; made from the best
Java Coffeer'lS reeemmended by physicians as a
superior Nutiltidus !leverage for Conorel Debility, Dys
pepsia, and all Mantis disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled be abandon the use of-coffee will uso
this without inlbrious effeets. One can contains the
strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee. Price 25
mints,
'dlt'S LE VAIN. the pufest, nod best linking
Powder known, for making light, sweet and uutril ions
broad and calms. Price lb ...Jots. ill oufnetmed by M.
li. liMilock, Chemist, corner of Brood k Chestnut Ste.,
Phila., and sold by nil Druggists and (in corn.
1802— I y 1
'1 he Treasury Note,
ALITTLE Book designed to aid in
dlsartning treason and restoring repose to the na
tion, to provilo homes of comfort, and open up fields
of enter!. ise for returning volunteers.
Thik book should be in the hands of every reader.—
PH... , of book, one copy, 10 cts.; lb copies $1; al copies
tea. 26 ; 100 copies SG. -.
Address orders accompanied with the rash to
JoN ES W lowan,
t) N. sth St. (Box 2070) Philo., Pa.
N. B. Agents wanted to soil this book in every town,
omoti trod State.
Vehreary 1502-3 t
TRIENNIAL APPEALS.
rriall: Commissioners-will hold the Ap
poal9 on tho Triennial Assessment of tin sorer l
Boroughs and Townships 0r ellllllloll.lllel rims ito, La
Lila oar i$ 2, at the following times and plans. i It:
Monroo, at the house of 'l'. A. Liggett, on M"ndoy,
tin 111th Ok March.
f.Tpt ieg , at the house of Jacob Otetot, on Tors
day thn Il th.
II Imptlon and Lower Allen, at the house of George
Duey. on Wednesday the 121 h.
Enst Pounsborough and New Cumberland, at the
house of Jacob Shell . nn Thursday the Vit h.
Meehanleaburz and Upper. Olen. nt the tissues of Geo.
L. Simnsler, 1n Merhanie,...burg, nit Frlday the 11th.
Nliddlesex and North Middi don, at the Conunission•
ers' Unica. nn Saturday thy
Frantthrd and Newville. at On In of :Inn
7‘l. Woodburn. in Newv Ilia, on Nlointay the lith.
. . .
Hopewell and Newburg, at the house of James Akin
on Tuesday the IRth.
• • • • •
south...lTbm, Sh nn. - 1 Township
nt the Imo.. of John Furl, In Shipnonsburg, on We
Iny the
Newt..., at tho hon., of ('. Mellinger. on Thurs.l.ly
the .20th.
South NI iddletnn r nt the Commksioners' Offil'e, 011
Friday tho 21,1.
Carlisle, at tlio Commissioners' (((lie, on Sat urday
tine
l'enn and DIA Inson, at the Stone Tavern, on Monday
the 24th.
%rust Pen n Ott - trough, at, the house of _Less is Zitzet , on
Thesdny the 25th.
J. IT. IVACMONEII.)
)). All LLItII, -C.nnmr'.v
M. KO ST,
February 4C. 181;2
PRICES REDUCED !
()G11,1317'S CILEAP CASII STORE
diALicor,S s and 10 cents, best
/quality Calif, at IYII, rent, DcmeAlicGinclnunsal,
cont. 4, 11,nne,t .t 10 vont, 4-4 I , muc , tic
, _"r , (l article. IV 4, Tickingq. Cheek, Talilo
err low prim. c,mt,,a Flannels 12!:' 2 ,
Ilnopcd Skirts, the rh o s nett in . I.llc c"only.
LLA(:K SILKS
n t very 1 , .w s flannels tinder nnj,.o.
CIPTIIS. CA Jeans. Vintino, nt
Jug's , low plitiing. •
AI - I
my OM frb'llfiS nut nee rennni . tfillly In.
vital In 'all :11Iri for t ns I will not
1111(1,FrIld ity ,111 - 713t - frir In tint. t" ,, IIITItyi •
Main Ftrut.t, opp,ite tht.
CliAtt. nitiLßY, l'ruster
11=1
- •
GLORIOUS VICTORY! -
TnE late brilliant victories achieved Ly
..111-1.,.,eral A roll, 1141,-.4 gl:oldrloot 4-vory rorrioat.
g tv r o r, 4 „ssurn nce of II tp1 , •11% 1 , ,t..1111.11 IFl'Zit . ll
o f • nag I Lnvr min t r- r . l
to olie, to trPlmrmtinm. stn. It Af
CWODS,
At 1.1 1, , trill satitfy rocry pcocon Aro doom, 1.-An
4414. IT.. 1,4m1.t. from rn v othor lino ill with hI , it . • .i
1111,11,NjIlbt. ( . M111111,11,1, I , IISiIIPC, 1 11,,,,111,0”11,
BLEACHED .NIT::7I.INS.
:111.1 Ih.• until° 9111111tity Of unl,lenelled hand I 'in
r x• 11 d ‘lu,lin at .Si•nutO 1 1 \1r:1 , 01 . 1111y 111.
In 01111 EV 1.. Also. Ittnot)
('ALIcoEs
(.1 Nlarrimarleti, SPragUe . F
3114 riwtita..), at la 1..; rte ol,l pri,a, A larva- it,corttnimt ~,a•llettt. ',vow!
.Itttit.rilt)g at. 01.1 privet:. Ytay
];LACK SILKS,
nt r,2 , 75, 57 1 4, $l. The R7 l (' the same that .411t1 of."
$l, nml nUr dollar quality Is the snlne Ihnt Ims been
nud iv sllll nulling at $1.'25 per yard.
OING11.1:%15,
in great profirdon nt 12 , .' 2 , old priers. Alen, Canton
F111,111.•1,111141 Kelal •‘,llll , at the old ',river. And
in CANPETS and MI, i'l,OlllS. I ruarantee that, nn
ni,, , t o , llShle ill' Philade! phi.,.an compete )
either rinan.l4,y or prim. In addition to the above,
I hare n very totsto t of Ribbonn. l.nro Enll,roill
vri.,, i hdainec, Ca,htnnreg, Al vrinoes, Coburge. Flannels - ,
and other
DRESS GOODS,
r.f the latest sty', and ehrire,t. patterns. Mr sneer.c.:
herrtnrore hak , onahled me 10 ~Fror ad vnntairev tenet 01 , 1
cie.tniners and the pn generally, w hieh nre not !v.v.
•tP,Poi by ethers. toi rtienla rly then. ilo /111 , 1.01111 ,
Ipl ,oinmenring nn.te to Inv In 11 stool: at tho preNent
hiell nriees In the prinrll•ol rine=.
A disrriminatintt puldh• sill sit isfv I hrrnsolven nf the
truth of the rorego.lng bef..re reharl e?ikr•wlwre
My t ,111011flonS stork of 1:00 I. Ili& in prinvipally be
the rise. is arDnithal to he the large- t het.vl.l . ll
teielphin /onl l'iltsl , ll,. I Invite all ................lit
el Bargains In Dry 1i0,014 all toed examine at the ,
old and .yell kllo.'ll Stalld of
Feb 26. 1662
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
QINCE the late victories Domestic r(.t
-rinmls hnsu (1, aTni ti er, is imw it p, „a
~,,, .4 gettlei, it pmppls t I,EI 1/11 . 11,
I- 111 S EIL A )1 111.EIL, at I 11 , tww Str , le. tuLLlcr \l,l ill's
11101.1 ELIA ?Ittlu strevt 1 are Lug daily lAlge hup
p' n ot
NEW sPIZINU GOODS
nld'cto.•lc tve are, determined to sell a CITY
WWI), tit ueery tnrltr;
Plain and Fancy Silks at all Prices.
A large :id, of new Black Silks Itt. 75, ST 1.00. 1 25,
1.50. I :3. 4901:50: now Spring Delain es tit 25 eont4::
4,0 w yards best quality Merlo", C.Thero. Farah. 11.114
A u Henn ['riots. dal It and light colors. new styles, at
11. t a largo lot at 0. H and 10 Full and
SECOND MORNING PRINTS,
Lost quality English, 12 , /, 'el S. All kinds Poinestie
toe l 2 ;pt anehOst er ;30 pieces French 111111
S •utrh Dress and 1100 not Mittman. At 25.
lATIOWN AND WHITE MUSLINS
e.t, wholesale nod retail, a good quality 8, fine 10. 4 4
ids Also, 54. 10 4. 11-4. 12.4 at corresponding
prices. All kinds of it '1 Y 11in WS In largo supply at
roditood prices—Tickings, Stripes. Checks. Dllll'ol , o,
rye, Cot ton Diaper, 57., Sc. Lion Goo Is it
all Shots. Tahoe Cloths, Shootings. Linen Diaper, Nap
kins, Shirting ',loons Shirt Ft ont.t. Collars, at the old
prices. Whitt. Uuods, ,tp Stink, at old prior,
SPRING MANTLES, DUSTERS,
sbav,l, Embroideries, to , Hoop Skirts dir et fro, the
Lt.:tory. 800 doz. Ladles', nt bo o. )1 en's and Bay's
HOSE, 12° % to 25. Men's 1111,1 Boy ', , NV ear—
BLACK cLovis AND CASS I MERES,
nil grades, Fanry Cassimeres, lid rot ;• , st3les, Veslings.
Satinets, Jeans, Cotton:ides. ke., Having seenred
the s‘trvi , es pin first class Tailor. Ise nro prepared to
get Clothing in the no.st Lodi:n.l4l.lr style at shot
ot
CARPETS!CARPETSJ!
114 tiro rarelying our Spring supply of Carpets, rnmprin.
in; all the various kinds kept inn first class Carpet
How, Carpets ranging in price from 1.2,!.4 to 1 2:',.-
1111 Cloths, all widths', Mattlngs, Looking
Shadier and blinds of nil kinds. I .0.10 lbs. C trpet Chain;
Feathers: Cotton Batting; Counterpanes, Re, tte
All the ahoy° goods and litany others, we offer to
pun rilagers et a moil lid vanq above east. Winter
Press Goods—Shawls, Mantles, furs. less than fast post
We are etorminod not to be undersold. Please call and
o.vamino otir irnMetteostdelt,
. ,
Iri,.We will in alto Add Riot. of Now floods as the sea
son advances. All Goods warranted to be w lint wo call
t 15Oio for. _ .
. . .
LEMICII, SAWYER MILLER
Fubrnnry
L4W SCIDOOIL
HARVARD COLLEGE, 180.
rilWO Terns of nineteen weeks each,
I commencing March 3d and September Ist. For
Catalogue and Circular, addrsia.
301 0 .1. PARK KR, Royall Professor.
Cambridge, Mass , Feb. 21, 1862-3 t
SIRE INSURANCE.-Tin ALLEN
fit , AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN
SU - RANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, incorpce
which, with our old stork we fare dtitermlued to sell at
rated by au act of Assembly, In the your 184:3, and hay.
leg recently had its charter extended to the year IRSa,
is now In active and vlgot ous operation, under the se.
porleVentionce of the following Dowd of Managers, viz:
William IL Gorges, Christian Stay mant-M. Cocklin,
Atex.Catlicart, - .) 11. Coover,John.Eirholber
ger, Jossith Wickersham; Steel. 'Dimly, Moses Bricker,
Jacob Conine., and.l. 0. Dunlap.
. Tito rates of insurance are as tow and favt ruble as any
Company of the kind In the State. Portions wishing to
become menibors are invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who are willing to wait upon
theta at any' time.
WM. 11. POUGAS. President,
Elierle's Mills, P. 0.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President
Carlisle, P. o. r
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y., Mechanicsburg..
MICIIABL 000KLIN, Treasurer,.Shepherdstown.
- AGENTS. ' "
, CUBBIBILAND. COUNTY.— John Shor-leir e Ailen ,
henry Zenrlng, . Shiremanstown ; Lafayette Poppe'r
Bleichuron ; Remy Bowman, Churetrtown; Mode Orli
fi th, South Middleton; Samuel Graham, , W. Penns
horn , Samuel Coover, iffechanieshrwg ; .1. W. Cocklin,
Sherdrerdstown; D. Coover, Shophorilmtown ; 0. Sax.
Ann, Silver tiring; John Byer, Carlisle; Valentino
Peeman, Now Cumber ithd.„
YOUR: COUNTY.L-W. S. Nicking, Dover :Ins. Griffith,
`Warrington; J. Deardorff, Washington; Richey
civoc..Dllleburgi,D, utter,Talrview ; John IVililams,
DAUPHIN CO.- , -.TneoliTloveanc Parrlaburg. --
Olembera of the compaoy having polichisabont to ex
Dirk Nan have theca renewed iv - making application to
any of..the'Attonts. '
Fob. 28,1862.
FOR RENT. - •
• •
s
e Yeign' tike. let Apri1,•7862. 'tha Dwol.
ling 'lodge :and' Storo 1t0 ,, m . on .Ntlirth
Iknoyar street, - Carlisle,
,now oadupidd
• by L. hlyars. ••
"January raiumn.
t t e ria,e t
WiLLLAJI °RACE]; JOHN MILLER, and
iI`II,LIAif CORNMAN, Esquires, Di'Pec
tors of the l'oor and of the Rouse .f Em
ployment of the County of Cumberland,
in account wall. said County, from the
, first day of January to the thirty
first day of December, 1861.
DR.
Cash received from County Treasurer,
Carlisle Deposit Bank loan,
Gardner Co., fur old drill and old metal,
A. Bonier and others for hogs,
Caldwell and others fur let d and tallow,
John Faller for eggs,
R. Morrison, F. Weslibush, J. Hellman and
William Lane, deceased paupers, 175 52
William Gracey money refunded, 8 75
D. Wink for 1 barrel of cider and apples, 3 50
- - -
. . . .
Drover for roan horse, 100 00
Drovers for pasture, . CO 00
J. P. Sterling for Ilse of Mary Knottio, 55 00
J. M. Means for use of C. Laughlin, Cl 50
Ji CieTnlenin, EteL , for hides, 13.1 on
fur postage, , 5o
Conn en for vest, 57
Cash paid Bentz and (there fir merchandise
and groeerios, $5.5110 50
Mr,.‘. sanshangli and others, out door paupers, 1,112 hl
York and other counties for paupet a, 70 02
Dauphin county COIIIIII6HOIIOIB in.:, mint of
lartril Wolf deceased, 300 00
Shoemaking, 'Liming and Hats,: .7) 1.5
Per out door funeral expenses, 110 no
State Liinatk Asylum, 4 . 29 14
Slonsluble and .lustive fees, 1:11 54
Farming utnimlls, 100 14
Wain and grinding, :171 :1.1
Clover and l'iniol6 snail, 9.0 ',.'i
Illaelmniithi ug, 110 51
Plaster, .7 113 00
Wagotitnaklng. 75 94
Now wagon hed,' :I`2 50
Carp. uteri lig, 0
Lumber,, 55 70
Coal for lime, 1::.9 110
Coal fir fuel, SO Su
11',/,/1 for fuel, 217 12
Win. Graves' and of hers, for eattlek 1,152 91
Gardner 0 Co., Om castings, kettles, repair.
ing Inort:e power, ,te., 70 07
MEE
Avirllory, l'A) .1U
l'arfiitnro, Ci AA
hwtLap ;1:.2 .Iti
Illldwaro, A:4 hi
tHriltln ~A..IA, Ida ntg, A r, 1s 21
Exp.,. e, . 1.0.. t ont and p,stagn, A 11
IVrai.vi,g, d Ong and carding, 2.! 57
Sundrios, coi 13
31edietnes, (.3 lin
Out door medical hid,ill.) lis
,
ii. P. %eider. physician, salary, 1(111 oil
Ilarrislong Bonk lan, 9,i/no oil
C.irlicle Deposit Rank discount on loan, 31 on
Fire I nsur :meg Compail y. I 1 .e.:
Appropliation to Fire Compimy, lo on
11. rinyiler. Hnlary, 2'25 on
W.. 1. Shearer,ll4 - 2.1 . salary, 3 l 11l
J. I.oloioll for BE4lth/11111Y. 5 2.",
Jacoli Sprier, Esq., Treastner, salary, I'll ou
A. Hosier extra 141 s, '2.4 on
(Villiain 111,00.) . I'Llnl 11', 10 00
John Miller ii I 0
lialanee due Treastner on lagt Fc1(10110011., 017 illi
I=
tritTl FQIIEIt, Esq , I : trntstiter r" I'mr
ml , l tho 11.tu -, .4 ,16 -
ty,1.•.• .tint with the Dhe,tor.• ..c ..titlttsitt
t ht• tt,,t .her .I.llliNtiy ti.l the thirty Meth,)
1.1 Ihweot het I eel.
l'Arch re.e.ived from Oeunts (7,11101h,j0n,,,4, 4•).:190 nn
•• Dep.e.it 1110 k 111311. 01)
" " 1,111 .1111..,111. soul.v. 114 I.XIIIII
- ~t in the Prim
t, pr.t 1.41
rll ril .29
By haniner (Inv Tielt•tirerovt.
t la.! twit I„ lil7 h:;
Ell=
Stock on Farm .1-t January, 1-1;2.
n ltnrs.,.. 14 mill:rt.ws. ]t t.
10,
ntners, 7 sou s, 3 pig, and ..:I.llt.att.
Pork, Beeves and Veal, tithened and
killed in
32 l:, , cos. Cbial 1b,,l 19:20n 11,, 9 , 31 , e,
(3,9 - aging 1.31 i Ihs,; fiS I,gs, (n,crogiltg lin
Ihe.,) 9,62 , waking in all 29.4 , 4 lirs.
Utensils on the Farm Ist January, 1862.
bread and 1 narrnw whrrlyd IV:1;:1211, I Stolle AVanin,
1 wngon Iced. 1 pair wont Iniittirs, 2 pair lid, Inildeis, I
jack screw, 1 cart and 1.11.1t•gi.0r,, I npring nag". Mid
11A1 . 1/CS, /11l Ul! Fled, r, pit.' S. 1 4illg11• and t
vol 1 Ingo mid. 4 stnall .11141:11,r,, 1 iollcr, 1
di ill. 1 tlirc , hi 11,ne icly, awl belt. I
I t"d.ter Isheelnal q. 2 log
111'.1s .•1 rear , , ..f pllO grtrs. 1 kith and I
enrryin2 sin calls. sii4,ll: tici, 7 ii)
net, I It 11311,, II
diAin , . 1 o , t, Ili is irpan ter I Sri. 1 , 1.1i•ls , 1111111
grain iinillcs. 11" ircin Iris scti In, 1 wite
rakr, 1 pickr, mat tic.roi, :1, c. , n.
and n Tamil r ni 110iin harnmrrn. conrrVlll2
t fcrl,n.
L/111 , , .\.e.
Schedule rdtuwing the, to-tweeds o f th e
Farm for I .1:t I.
1111, svit,..lt. 91 d.. r), 2171 dii — lff 171.
12k4 .1.. id /.:11 , , .Inl/•,/ , 1.1 I..ads //I lyty,
. or/11..1 , 10r, 11
,1 . 1
3 1 1 /14. ot 1,t1,, 3 , 4 , 1 11/:1.1 , ..1 11 , /11
rook 1, 1 , 1,t1 / , 1 ;41.4/41i 1 , ...111k, 1,1./..4/1 •tl/311
1_.1. , .41 to n1...._. 1 , 1 11 , . tdf ri/t1 s 7 d,,
ortl/1/ ,, :4 '.r 1"•".•)4 , - ,
cu. uks //1 111.1/1.• I , ut•
le/ hum/ bush I/1 Imp., 1. , i111 kt, ,, he it all /troul/L1
Ilto 1. iris yar.11.1.1 takft4.ll u5trn...1.11111,1, 1 / 1 /./ds ,41 st/./11 ,
1,/",./// , nit, 1611 210 1/1//../ils.
I=
Artiele.l walk in the llous.c in 18111
IS pall. of cloth mitten, 21 p nr k nit mil tens. knit
33 pair id stiwklitcs. 001 30 pair of stockleirs, 2.3
shirts, 39 frocks. 79 clicalitak 159 apt ous, I, I , lllluet,
bud ciirafin ts, 119 sacks 7 caps. 4.: tow els, 13 pillow
13 pillow etrees, 2. bolsters, 47 chaff bars, hconneed 113
3 skirts, 1 fcatber bed slips. 0 children::
druserru, II undershil ts, 9 quilts. In pa, et suspenders,
DI pair of drawcre, 21 pair tit pants, 3 etials.9 ti tiller
w.un uses, spun Iti I . tits nt stocking 1 ro. m.t it 137 ale
or ra.: carpet, :3 shrouds, 03 barrels of sett snap, 2.t0
of bard neap.
Work made in Carpenter Shop in
22 coffins. 1 largo sink, :; spittoons, 2 large elle,f s, 7
dpi hinall, 2 set of rollers on wagon , 1 11011. I 1 , 1111%1'1/. I
vessel. 4 step ' , older,. lox c);.e. I lay,e fiats; tog trough,
taut 5o foot ul pipe, I bench, .Icigle and 5 loom,.
I large clothesloess. 70 axe find hammer handles.
If EN It Y SN 1.11..1f, Steward.
1:1,1ZA111,1'11 6.\ 1 111711, Matron.
Noin ' nln of pauper- in tho house on lot. January
~f %yip. 18 ..010,44d. 1:19
N umbel 1861,
Number born iu thy house,
Making the whole untubor through the year,
Died, of whom 5 were colored,
Boom] Out.
liincharged and eloped,
fAavlng the number lent:titling in the Itauso
On let January, IS6g, of whom 19 are cal
net ~I..nr paupers 1-uppnrtett al public• ex
puns,' thil frig the year, el whom a ate In
the ;state Lunatic Aeylunt,
IV'.le number remaining chargeable nt the
l'lo. 3,,r the. year,
There are in the hullse tal males, of nn 11010 10
are ralared.
Thera are lu tilfl house ul females, of whom
U are colored,
Thor, are, as soar as ran he rwortai nod, In the hone,,
unddr 1 3 ear of ago. 8 from 1 to 1 1 5; 4 Isms 3 to 10, 3
from 10 to 15., 73 from 20 to 30 ; 17 fBosi 710 to 4s;
from 40 to 50 ; 15 trom 50 to. 01; 1.01 from 00 to 70, 13
from 70 to SO 8 from 88 to ; 3 from 00 to 100.
lu aildition to the above, true:dent or travelling
paupers have boon received without regular orders, to
e lean w ern g,iven 03131 meals. Nially Of halal trIIVOIIIMH
were afro 1111'111,411.d v/Ith
We the Dlreetors of the Pour nod of the House of
Enipln) meet of Cumberland county, decertify that the
above aii.l foregoing tdatenielit vont:tun', a .11114 and trite
iIA 'Alt .lf thii Inhiltuf ion during the polled above sta
ted, according to the hunt of Our knob ledge.
C ----- - N
. Ifiven under our hando and the Real of
SEAL mild odic°, the I,lth day of January, A. D.
~.........i c. ,-„ , .....„)1bi12.
9
We the Auditors of Cumberland county, having ex.
endued the account and vouchers of Chu Directors of
the Poor and House of Employment of said county,
from the lot day of January to the thirty first day of
December, A. I), Dui!, Inclusive, and also the account
and vouchers of Jacob &ober. Esq., Treasurer of said
Institution for the same period, do certify that we find
it balance of four hundred and seventy dollars And se) ,
enty seven cents, duo by said Treasurer to said Insti
tution.
(liven under our bands at Carlisle, thu 25th jay of
January, A. D. 1.552.
The Citizens of Carlivle &
A 11,E invited to an examination of my
_CA_ stock of Groceries, Queonsware, , Splcas, ka. nest
of BANS at 11 cents per lb, Dried BEEF, boat Pickels,
Katsups, Sauces, Buttorod and ilonoless Sardines of tile
most approved brands, Table Oil,
FRESH' TOMATOES & PEACHES )
In cane. Dried fruit, vory She Syrup at 60 ctn. per gall.
Fhb: Dine...applo, Sap Sago 'and Dutch Head Choose,
Coal 011, Fluid, Whale Oil, best Tobacco and Sugars, CI.
dor; {Vines and Liquors, and an endlnealarialy of map
wares. Terms Cash.
Y0b..7,15132. • Wilf. BENTZ.
r, 0R- RENT. ,
, ~.. • .
'Aulargo Slonallause, 01i Main Ptroot, neatly op
' . . •. . porito F. Gardner &Co's. Madill:3 MKT,
,A,,„ —',, thu property or tLio Life J. A. Rata
...liv N ii g , Lunn. Poesusolon given let 'of April,
o',;, I . I ~; 1862. For Wynn!, &c.; apply at dile
T:Tt,,,p„,...,,i; omen,
Carlini°, Feb. 70842. ' • ' k
or'yitimE• CB AN13411.111E
quiierlor artleltroiCrailborrius jutit i•ccolval atip
odlatby..
Oct, 20i560, . _
POOR HOUSE
FOR 1861:
WILLIAM ( - MACEY,
IWIN ilt, Directors.
WILLIAM COIINMAN,
JOHN W. COOKLEY,
JOHN S. DUNLAP, ,
JAMES It IRVINE;
A udi tore of Cumberland county
- .
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
I\TOTIOE ie 'hereby - given; that the
1.1 partnership heretotbra existing between B. K.
Heller and James 01. Washmood, wsedissol ved, by mu
tual consent on the 10th. of February. 1802. Those
having claims against said .flrm Will present them, and
these Indebted call fur settlement.
JAMES M. W418111%1000,
B. IC. KELLER.
N. 11. Thol" persons Indebted to the !alto firm of Oar
Ler ,t Keller, are hereby noting.' fn make settloment
on or brioro Ito 15th of March, 1602, as no further in
dale entaw wlll ho granted. B. K. KELLER.
Fele nary 21, 1802-3 t
Agricultural 'Society
$9,101 00
.. _5O 00
lo 00
1 0 4 ^Z,
1.19 29
21 SU
The account of GEORGE TV. SHEA .PWR
7l•easurer of the Owniberlund County
Agricultural Society.
"It.
1861, lan. 20, To balance lu hands of Trea
surer, $1,740 36
" Feb. Cash received from Trefisurer a(
Cumberland county, for 1860, 100 00
Oct. 0 & 12, Cash received during ex
hibition, 1,294 22
" Nov. 10, Cash received from Treasurer
of Cumberland county, for 1801, 100 00
Cll.
By cash paid A. IC. llheem for print•
Ing, Dr. Pugh's Address, rse•
adverilsing meetings.- --II& -00 - -
IVin.T.MeCrea keeping horse during
$12,511 C,)
‘yilite of 1000-I, 40 00
peAse to Kentucky to purchase
i 101,13. 05 00
flat. of ex ign sre rf Harvest Homo, 31 Lo
NlCerre. lthecui, Bratton, Zinn and
Cornman, piloting for Fair, 40 50 1 - ;
.1. A. r , anderson hay fur Fair. 34 00
Ilroderson L Bred eats for Fair, 10 50
procre of Fair including Band,
• '
I'olirn, .Fr 274 2S
Melsrs. Dot:tory, Linn and other, for
Hardware, 4 tat lototry, to, 4R 72
lh um I urn s paid, :19s 25
.13/11/tnen In hit ntls of Trer.Folror
The Committee appointed to 'malt and settle the no
rount of (loot - go. Sheafrr. Treasurer of the Cumber
land county Agrfeultural Sdelety, report that they have
.1111111.1 the same nth Its vouchers, and find it cor-
Trect. and that ilk°, lo a 1011111C0 in the hands of the
reauurer, to the credit of the Society, of Two Thou
sailti iilllllired nd Twenty-eight Milers and Eight
Cents as al.aue stated.
EEI
EGISTERS NOTICE.,-Notice is hereby
11,given, to all persons interested, that the
following accounts have been filed in this of
fice by the accountants therein named, for ex
amination, and will he presented to the Or
phans' Court of Cumberland County, for eon- -
firm:Won and allowance, on Tuesday the 18th
day of March, A. U, 1862 viz:
1. The first and final account of Samuel
Adminimtrator of Samuel Smith, (pump
maker hue of South Nlidd let on.TownFhip dec'd
2. The Administration account of Lennie],
Toad, Esq , Aanrthistrator of Henryliatingn.,
dve'd.
3. The account of Ifenrietta.Keigly, Admin
istratrix of the I . ..tate of George Koigley,
tlee'd. litre of the borough of
1121411 D ,
,0 --
.1 First and final at count of John Beaten,
Adminktrator of bob Ileelent, late ui Dick-
Inson Tmenship, dee'd
_
5. 'ri le l i cm i tl aT of ry Ann Clark, Atltain
itralt ix of Samuel Clark, tato of Alunroe
fi 'rho Adminktration account of David
lyers, Admioi•trator of the E•tate of Peter
\lyer,, late' of West Pemi,boru . Township,
dee d.
7. The neeolint. o(Linnwel
Executor of Andrew McEtwaine, late of
-.'• 1.1,
S. The Guardianship account of Samuel
Grahnty, Girn•dtnn of the person and eitato o f
Sarah Shullaberger, tumor daughter of Jacob
Slicllaberger, late of West. Penns . boro' twp.,
0. The account of Christian Tit zel, Guar
dian of Henry elqy Singizer, minor son of
r,eorge Sineizer, late of I.he Bor o u g h of M e
citaniesburg. dee'd., settled hy Witham R.
Oorgas, hp; .I.lt.iiiistrivor.
ME
EL The neconint. of Christinn Tlfzcl, Guar
lion of Fllmorc Singizer. Alinor sun
of George Singizer. Into NleMHinie , horg . .
sou led by William 0 Drgas, his Adannis
trat or.
11. The account. of- ehrisfinn Titzler,
Guardian of Theodore tiingiter, son of Geo.
:7;ingizer, late of Mechanie,hut g. clee'd settled
by William It. tiorgas, his ..kdraini:Arittor.
12. 'flee atailionttlflr
vf George W. Singizer, son of George
Stogizer, bile of I\leciliailicsleurg, deed, spi
eled l y William It. Borgne, his Atiairolyirniar.
13 The ncn.tint of
ot illy per•on nwl Egtop of SauCl
Iloink, Mltior SO II of Adam llouk. (14,01,
huttlL,l I.ly 6tlltuw I.t Horgan, luo .1,11. ii
Inttor.
14 Thp arcuurd (d' inc“l,
111:411 I;l•hlarit:tri Gnrren, iwuur !-!u of
1:1)•01, llec.ll
II) Tile 611,11 , 10111 , 1111 1 ;11 . 1,11111 d I)avid
linaialian of ElintUtah .k BV/11'. 111i
,or daaoltior Javol) l'war and (1r tiol thtugli
tor tonal ISolvtnan (Ice
1,; The account of Daniel kluardian
P,, , becca Carl, IL lllillOr daughter t)r ruler
Carl,
17. The account of Christian Tit zel, Exec •
in or of Elizabeth Gram, late of Nlechanies
burg dee'd., settled by R. Gurgas, his
Mininistrator.
18. The account of Jarne9 Met_landlish, Esq.,
Adinitli,trat or of the Estate of Suplila Lind
sey, late of West Pennsboro' Township dee'd
ID. The account of James MeCandlish, Eqq ,
Adivinistrator of Estate Cl Dawel Gring, late
of W‘st l'onn.horojown , hip deo'd
21) The ace exit Of SWIM& Blelt ttnd
11 ilLnw \ l. litir4lner (Li' the
B-rate of S,tionel Crick, lure of Ens( Pens
borough township, deceased
21. The first account of .1n toes MoGonegal,
.I,lministraior of \\*Wimit .:11et:tunegal, late of
the Inn - ought of Carlisle, dee'd
22. The account of Adam Sierer nod Ja
cob Sierer, Admiuistrators of Adorn Sierer,
sea . late of the Borough of Mechanicsburg,
dee'd.
2:3. The account of Benjamin lith, Adtnin
i-irator of Julio Muich late of Ilampleo
township, dec d.
21. The first and final account. of Charles
Shreiner, Administrator of Margaret Shrein
er, late of the Borough ut Meohaniceburg
e'd.
23. The first account. of Joseph M Means,
Esq , and Robert I'. McClure, Eeq., Execu
'ors of the last will grid tescatement of John
Laughlin, Tale of Hopewell township, dec'd.
21i. 'rite Guarnliaochip account, of Henry
Shenk. late of Dickinson townehipdeed, leho
was Guardian of ;Mary IL , William W., John
S., and Thomas J , Spangler, minor children
of IVm Spangler, dee'd, Fettled Martin Shenk
his adminielrator.
MIN
27. The first and partial account of M.
1101cJinb; Executor of William Adams, late
of the Borough of Carlisle dec'd.
28. The first account of Mary M. Morris,
Administratrix of the Estate of Monroe Mor
ris. late 'of the Borough 4 gf Carlisle, doe'd
29. The first and float account of Henry
Buckwolter, Executor of Daniel Buckwaltar,
late of Frankford Township, dec'd.
30 Account of John Moiintz, Guardian of
Philip Shambaugh, a minor child of Philip
lizillambaugh, late of rrankford township
81. The !moron - it of George Bottorff and
Philip Kiehl, Administrator of Frederick
ButtorfT, late of North Alidditon.township,
deceased.
32 The account of Jacob Ricker and Sam
uel Ricker, Executors of Jacob Ricker, late
of Middlesex townithip, deo'd ,
38. The account of Levi Eberly and David
Eberly, Executors of David Eberly late of
Upper Allen township, dee . d.,
84. The Administration account, of ehrls
lino Tiizel,Administralbr of Edward Lamont,
late of Mechanicsburg, dee'd., settled by Wil
liam R. Gorgas, Lis Administrator. •
85. The - first and final account of John
Enk, George Enk, and Henri Enk, E,xecutors
of Henry Enk, late of Monroe township, de
ceased..
L. A. BRADY Register.
Register's Mee,. Carlisle, reb,. 15th 1t362
- .
HAY; HAY:, . --.. •
,
in
WANTEI I.) tb pufollase a largo, quail-
. .
. tity id Hay, ( or which tin highest price will ho
pa d CASH, delivered Itt the stable belonging, to the
Steno TUV , lrti owned byllr. Zug, in the ouster!' porlion
of the town of Carlisle. F6r particulars enquire of 11.
W Woods, North Hanover tartlet., . .
Feb, 14, 1862- , -4t - - - • 3. 11EADIER.
F'arm at Fuego . Sale.
A - ' FARM of Awo_kundiod_and _ton
ll...acres (ono hundred aild flys clear ' ) and the bal.
once in timber of fine quality, situate in' Frankford
township, Onmborland eohnty, with a Min story STONE
IIOI.ISE,Ji Kitchen ateach end, Smoke
.tril''""' House Bake Ovon, it well of water near
- the diction, running-rater-in-almost
5!'l? r ‘•'. every field, a good Bank Barn, and
. a
fine Orchard of various kinds of . Fruit. -
This farm has also been limed recently.
Terms made known, by calling upon subscriber at
his residence In , Carlisle. M: MINIOLL
Feb:l4, 180.1-4 - -
£a ,T 1 58
ENE
2,22 OS
.INI), B. PA ItKER, 1 Committee
THOS. PA XTOIs7, 1
STATEMENT
OP TEE FINANCES
OF THE
COUNTY' OF G UMBEBLAND,
• - . r
Front the Ist rloN uary,, to tlie glst
((di/ of Deceminx, .1861; -inclusive:
A. L. SPONSLER,'Etiq., i fteAtiurer,
IN ACCOUNT WITH SAID COUNTY.
RECEIPT'S
To Wanes In hands of Treasurer at last set-
Clement, $6,928 55
Amount outstanding taxes at last settle.
sent, 6,102 710
Taxes levied for the year 1861, 39,349 34
Abatement received frets Stuto Treasurer, 1,157 69
Borrowed on County bonds by virtue of the
•
Act of May 15, 1861, 1,620 00
Borrowed on notes In Bonk, 0,025 21
interest received from Collectors, Is 70
Received on account of strays, 22 70
Fines and verdict fees, 54 50
Tax on unseated lands, 1 10
Salo of old lumber at Fairview bridg,s,,
Chl
Ftonacadamizad at the jail,
e m
14 87
From miscellaneous sources, 1 42
Total amount of receipts,
Expenditures by Payments.
ASSESSORS.
Paid Borough and Township Assessors for
services, $ 475 11)
ABATEMENT.
Paid Collectors abatement allowed tax pay
BRIDGES AND ROADS
Paid for repairing and painting old bridges, SIS 4 07
For road damages, 10 00
C. &layman and others for vlowing and lay
100 out r. ads, 1)0 70
COURTS
Paid Traverse .11crars, $1,725 70
11 rood arors, 599 74
District Attorney's fees In Comunnyealth
CHOOO, 284 50
Witness fees in Commonwealth cases, 593 12
Wm (Inuit]. Court Crier's lees, 28 OU
For boat ding jurors n u bile trying cases In
Oyer and Terminer. 18 00
For Dockets, fie., for County Offices, 29 02
For repairing desks In °them 10 35
John. Floyd; Clerk's fees in Commonwealth
ases, 410 14
1V..1. Shearer for auditing accounts of Coun
ty Othees, 20 09
I'. Quigley, Prothonotarj's fees, 15 77
CO IXIISSIONERS' OFFICE.
Paid Loudon and others, for station
s G 3 9;
N. 11 Neko l,l , Fad , for services as Commls•
op totlll.lll November, 31'2 GU
J. 11. ii ag,gonor, , for horvirrs as_Commi
'437 50
Esq.. " . 313 ';,O
Mh - 11..1 Esq., f s n'irrc as
CUDaalls
slunm' &ma 13th Ni,vernl,r. 37 50
I,llllos Arlil4rollg,, salary as Clark, . (00 00
A Soas,•man, Inr euverios ta , l 3 rill
Neurhani, Phoi , salary as Attorn_u, CO 00
a. ;758 4i
CONSTABLES' FEES.
Pahl Andrew Mart In and others, fi:os Li Con,
wealth ...tses, Rani
A. :11artin and others, for quarterly return,
EI,ECT lONS
sundry ror,ong rm holding general awl
to,nslop alert lour, 441,201;
INQUESTS.
D. Smith irml other:, holding inquests
on Slllidr) th,1,1 .$l.lO PO
JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
It. NleCart tin, for support of pH
boners, .tc., 0,061 1::
11.1 s. ~, ;(11. and r.thers; fur goods and cloth-
in{; 11 r pri,onitts, 142 Ztet
IVIIIInm Eyirr and ollsets, for slurs and re,
pairing. ft{ WI
U. Non natal rr nod nt,i),s; - fur roll, 2 'di :14
‘lttl and to hers, for straw delivered. :12 55
It. Foot." and tttlirrs. t epairs at the prison, 211.
liar. nod %Voter root pa ny, for gum and an tar. rot t ll
rltephan Itatitars, salary as l(ttepar of in itton, 150 oft
(Jr. W. W. Dalt:, salar) sician of prison
era.
..10
I. Ilevf ern, draft In ! f avor Of Eastern Yen•
It
JusTiclis • FEES.
1',14 M. n0:0..1.h otheis, justke twit , In
unn..n %veldt h eaHes, 44:2 41
LOANS AND IN' REST.
1 , 111 Adam ! ' off er end othorß, Cour v h oo d, $1 tmo 00
CC NI. litactil. ettvhiur, nottlF :;110.1 Ott
01. er and of hers. intereFt. On County
1,771 4';
M . M. lieu tem, Cashier, discount on notes, Jr, 2.,
POOR If OUSI,
Pahl Squier, Esq., Treasurer f,l the
Pons liousa, the amount of estimate fipr
$41,300 00
du, H. Irvine and others, salary as Visitors
Jro s.•ar on
ffnacey. Esq . salary as Din,tor : i on
Abraham I.fuhler, Esq., flo ou
PUBLIC Bt;ILDINGS
I . '" j • 11 S P:M7 I, Z , nd others, for re - pnirs n t
Court !loom!, „715 Dn
It. Not, her, salary as Keeper of public bend
ing?, MI 00
1,,1in rorton /toil inlierfi, fur cleaning cellars,
is liii..st ashl tor. 0r.i.,,, ,k.., 30 (17
0. steel, fininding clock, li . i On
PRINTING
Paid .1. 11. 111att,n, for public 4 , 1104141 g, .Sls4 Of
E. I '; , ri.11.111, 124 11
"
(;w. %PM. '' 172 10
A h. 'thrum, “ " 104 10
MISCELLANEOUS
mid 11. S.x ton, tall of sundry articles, $l2 38
George Nelfmol others, for ed•ovellng srovv, 0 00
tleorgo Seobey, John IV. Cockllu, and John S.
Dunlap, Esq., Auditors, 105 20
M. 111. Morris.,for repairing. stoves, 1 50
U. W. Shealer, Appropriation to Agriculthral
Society fur 1810, 100 00
Do do 1861, 1011 Ou
Sterrett Sheafor, fur corn cobs, 2 oil
.1. 11. Bretton, for postage, 4 21
;;corgc Zinn, 8 12
Travelling expenses of BOAld of Commission•
trs un County business, 0 10,
11514 and Water Company, for gas and aster
for Court House, 51 10
William Riley, for certified copy of Act of As-
hembly, 1 25
Goo. Neff for trimming trees on Court llouto
Square, 75
C. In holf, for bill of sundry articles, , , 14 71
Freoronian for chairs, .12 00
N. W. lloorner, onward for arresting horse
-thief, 20 00
.
•
.
N. 11. Ne'cols, car faro for the year 1861, 3'. 00
A. Sornoonan. horse hire, 21 00
J. A:. D. Rhoads, for coal for Court house, 28' 00
J. Armstrong, traveling expenses on County
..
business, 15 00
George Miller, car fare for the year 1801 k 20 00
William Smith and others, premiums on fox
scalps, 57 05
H. Nunsham, pr.:Jinn:3ond sorvices in road
EMCEE
Wwi° am 011111. at Conint Winners orders, 1,41,631 42
Treasurer's commission at 1% par cant.; .• 0011 47
Conuni fit 4 in us alio wud Collui2Lui 8, 1 014 77
EanhuratiOns,
Outstanalm; taxes, 31st December, 1861,
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Ant't. of Ordnrn Issued by .. Mnard of Ito1101‘,"
on conatltutod by the Art of Amautubly, ap
proved the 11th day of May, 1861, $0,402 OR
Truant,. or's commission on mute at l per et. 11 02
Ildlaneu In hand., of Treasurer, 6,0011 12
Schedule of County texes:mitstanding
on the Ist January 1862.
1858 James Spottswood, Carlisle, , $ 4.1 16
" T. J. liacklitt, Frankford, 94 39
- John. Crawford, Nowillie, • 24 27
" John Whaler, West Petinabotottgli, 33 34
1859 Thomas Rudolph, email Middleton, 240 04
1880'•N, IY: Woods, Carlisle, _1133 41
•• Joseph Totten,lluelmntrsburg, • 413 28
•• J. 51. Woodburn, jr.,
Newvillo, 356 IS
•' Lewis Riots, Upper Allen, _ 132 89
° Samuel Bigler, West Peunshornugh, 08 06
1861 3.0. Thompson, Carlisle, ,f 26 26
" 7Vrederieh lteup, Dickinson, ' 237 50
" John Sandorson, Franhford,2s 25
•
' *Sauluel Sbunfor, llmnpiteh, 107 44
'
° Rebind, Ilillott,,lionewell, • 214 10
.
" James Burtnet, Monroe, 45.6 58
•• Jasso Zeigler, Middlesex,_ 479 65
° .le.roll Eteinger; Meebenleabbem .. 381 13'
• John Steliclg, 510.whurS, 99 011
" Daniel S..Dilninp, Newville, 30 18
. Adam -.roman, Now Cumberland, 21 74
. +John P. Wine, Perin, ' • - Ili 64
". J. W, Lvidig, Silver Spring, - 731 31
" John (3158. South Middleton, • s23 PA.
• John A. Duk6, Shippenebmg Borough, 108 98
•• *Waknagkels, Upper Allen, • -: 217 48
-- ' • 1.5,601
. '57
Tboso marked thinr , have sii;ce Tboso
marked thus f bavo since paid lu part.
OUMBEhLAtID t'dllYilt, RS
We, thb Commissioners Of Ctimberiand county. do
certify and submit the fnregdiag cis at - correct statcment
of the Receipts •and Expendentitures of thb aforesaid
Conn tylrbm the let day of Jenuery . to tho 31st day of
December, 1861,. Inclualvo, and aISO dohndule of tro
outstanding County taxis in the boroughs and teem.
shlps therein stated, together ottb a statement Ut ex:
senses under ' brad of appropfiation 11P146
Commissioners In coniiillAnco-witl . 4.tled requisitions
contained In the 22d and 23d sections of an Act of As
numbly of this Comtdonweaith pasted the 15th day of
Aprll, 1834.
.5111 AL Witness our hands A goat of office at Car
lista, tho twouiy'•savonth Jay of-January,
,---.. \ -... 1. A. C. 1382-
..,
3,, a. IvivircioNntt,
• 0. milli:lL -
- M. tiOtIT
Commissioners.
We the Auditors of Cumberland county, having been
duly sworn according to law, mot at the commission
ere' Office, In Carlisle, on 'Monday, ths 6th day of Juni,
nry,1862, and proceeded to audit sind adjust the nc.
count of Alfred L. Sponger, Esq., Treasurer of said
County, from the lat day of January to the 31st day of
December,lBol, and do certify that we find ttie sum of
six thousand and sixty nine dollars, and twelve cents,
due by said Treasurer to the said County, as will ap
pear by the ferenoitig statement of said account.
In witness whereof wo have hereunto set our hands
the 251 h day of January, 1862.
JOHN W. COCKLIN,
JOHN S. DIJNI,II.,
JAMES IL IRVINE:,
Auditors of Cumberland County.
Statement of County Debt
The Commisaloners of Cumberland county make and
submit the Ibllowing statement of the bonded debt to
get htir with the assosts of the County. on the lot day
of January, 1862.
Amount 0 bonds outstanding on Janunry
1, 1801, including IC Wrest. an PP List nn.
nual statement, $30,300 66
Doduct amount 01 interest included in mid
statement , 1,210 CO
$02,3u5 il
Anunirit of prim-Inel of bonds outstanding
.Inn. 1, 1801, $29,090 00
Amount borrowed on bonds, in 1001, by
virtue of the Act of Assembly 01 11:9' 13,
1801, 1,020 03
Athount of principal of boruLg paid during
the year 1801, 4.900 no
210 '2)
Total principal of bnndel (lobe January 1,
I=l
i 330 77
miry, Jan, I, $6.061.1 I'2
Amt. of outstanding taxes
lu Collector's hands, b,BOl
Execs. of Indebtedness besides according
Interest not due, over assets. $13,030 31
*lnterest matures on the bonds et irregular periods
during the year.and all that has become duo has been.
paid, and Is embraced lu the statoment of rs penditures.
WACRIONEE.,
U. MILLEIt,
m. KOST,
Cummhnioners.
We the Auditors of Cumberland County having ex
miged and compared the above statement With the
records. du certify that it presents a correct exhibit of
the bonded debt and I"4..ens of said County on the lima
day of J . :tut/my, A: D. 18V2.
$10,41 60
JOHN W. COCKLIN,
JOIIN S. DUNI.AI',
JAMES IL IRVINE.
A millors of Cumborland county
rorliOr. Ann. 2A, 1 so 2.
PHILA.DELPH:A AND READING
RAILROAD.
; . •IfFir .. or— ••
qrs.
f • t
l'assrayer Trains f i r
lag and llarrisbary
OliN ING LINE, I)aily, (Sundays
11 !irony!
anti C.l i7itreets, liniii-enger en
tranrits on Thirteenth and ('allow Lill ptreet.s. at S
M.. v 0111.1.11 1 ,4 at Ilarrisluir4 with the l'unnsylv:iiil it
Railroad, 4.15 I' M.. train running t., l'ittklbur..ili;
Ctunhorlatill Vallnyl.sll I'. 11 train running tn Chitin(
liershorg, :tint On, Northern Central 10111-
i - unit 1.20 M. - tritin running to Sunbury, It
i 4 ,; b.)
Lvov, new Depot, CHI:NCR 01' BROAD and CA 1,1.0 W•
1111,1, : Pli I LA1)1:1.1111 A, (Rainier*, untnanc.•a on
Thirteenth and on hill sirolits.)
l'ii'l"l'ct I LLE :11111 II Alt RH,
HAHN, rounveling at Harrisburg v. nth tin. Northern
rinitral Railroad flirSuntiory.M ililanniptirl, Elmira. A'.
lia 1,1,1, train frum Nuw,York via Eiv,tia.inak.s rioso
ronn,rtion with Itonding Mail and Ave..innindatiiiii
rolineeting nt IL•t•rishurg with the Pennsylvania
Central 3.1 h A. Sit. train running wend.
for REIDIN , I only ; at 4.;)I) M. 1 / 4 S untlays exr,rtn,l)
1115T.1NCE via P1111.,A.P111.1 1 1.11.(11u111117 11.1N(1 11.111,
'0..140A 13. -
1 . rt , :11 l'llllatlelphin, ,Ittt:b.
To Plirenix vlllt., 2t, 1
Ityndi 'lg . , 7) , 1 1 1 1111.olt•IpItin A 11 , n.lin1;
I,l,:ition. At; I . and 1:1•Intilot: I .111.- I:. It
lllrri , l,org, 1121
1.1:411111gan, 121 :
Mil lershorv., I1"I Northern 1 -1 4.11tral
Trevilt Lon .1t11:, - lion. lilt , : ltaitroatl
: 4 1.1:11,11.y, I'' 1
Nortlmulltprlttod. 171 i
Low isburg, 1 7 . S
7,1111,m, 11,2
711mmoov, 1117 1 Stmt.ury and Elie It. It.
11 . 11111ittimlort , -nn 1"
:lurst•y Short.,
1,,pe1. Ila, en, 7 '...
Italslon, ." I 1
Tr.y. -.' , lyill*,,,n s po t I and 1,1 1:1 mita
261 -
I.linir.t, 7..7 ) 1ta111,,.1.
ThfN. A , I and :: 1:. I' M. trains IN) \ \ I'l'l' 1 1 111.1'
Al rimy ciiiNitiiiiy. i..l:iv. ii.iiii i .ii•iiii with it.,
CA T.1111::SA . 11 11.1.1A1 s. ISPoltT .17:I/ I:11111 It A I 1,-
Itt111 1 .1nald”,•11.4e, titivt.llollF Will, line. to NI ti i A RA
FALLS, CANADA, Chu 11'1:5'1' and sticiiith%l....iii..
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DEPOT IN PHILA DELP!! lA,
('urn , r of nr.,:‘,l arid ennowbill strorts.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. E.-
111X1'ER ARILLNEEMESII
r at Ft,9
CH A N(I E HOIlltS!
On and after MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 14A1. ram...tiger
Trains will run as follows: (Sundays excepted :)
OEM
FOR CllAAllllilizzllU JR. AND HM11116111711(1.
lrt 2.1 'Frain
In•:,vc IlagerFtnwn, 7 00 A. 2JJ Y. 3.1
tiro east le. ; :17 .6 :l3;)
Chambershurg, 0.30 " Arr "
1 10 '•
" Shippensburg, P.OO •• 1.4'2 ••
" Nnr villa, 9.32 " 2IP '•
•• Carlisle. 10.10 •• PP
" Meclianieshurß, 10.42 •' 3•-'7 "
ME
Arrive lit HArrlsliure, 11.15 " 3.55
FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN,
lot Train. 2d Traln
Leave Harrisburg 8.05 A. 51 1.50 P. 51
Mechanicsburg . 8.47 " 2.30
• Carlisle, , 8.27 " 300 o
" Newville ' 10.02 " 3.44 "
• Shipponsburg, 10.33 " 4.15 "
• Chainbie, (Arrive) 11.10 4.55 "
Greencastle, 11.55 5.45 "
Arrive at Hagerstown. 12.35 6.25 "
Tlinya: Daily Trains Imi . re Harrisburg for l'ittbhuri
nt 3.18, and 7.00, A. M.. 1111,1 4 20, P. M.,
For Philadelphia, via Pon anylmnola. Central otc
Al 2.40 A. M., 12.85, 1 15, nnd 5.25 r. M. Via Leh:tuna
V. 11.11., al 8.00 A. M., and 1.45, P. M. Fur Baltimore,
at 3.00 & 7,40 A. M., A 1100 It. 14.
, . . .
For I roverton and Williamsport at 1.10 ;and 8.15, P
M. Trains on Dauphin Road at 2.00, 1 , . M.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all stations where
Tialtetrstao solch - vis: Hagerstown, Wreaueastle, Cham
borsburg,•Shipponshurg, Newellle, Ca-lisle, rilneha tiles.
burg and Harrisburg, a reduction of TEN CENTS on
each Ticket will Le made to nil Passengers that provide
theinsolVtai with Tiekets befoio entering the Oars.
0. N. LULL Supor't
Railroad Office, Chanilierstiurg, }
Nov. 5,1861.
lItST 01? THE SEASON.—
arrival orNiw Styl.3s of FALL AND WINTER
(MODS at
Tilt NORTH HANOVER STIaIET CLOTH-
BIM
MEI
The undrrhiinod takes pleasura to inform his friends
and the pnblie gonorklly of the largo andivariod assort
moat of piece goads for
AfENS AND BO YS WEAR.
ME]
5,801 57
Just received, comprising nil the latest styles and
novelties la the market, which have boon selected with
core, and will bo sold, at as alterable prices, as Con be
obtained any*bore cite. . ,
,
CASSI3IIIIIIIS,
VESTINdS,
.diercnatings, SattneiB and Jeans. which will be shade
to order, or sold per yard nt the lowest prices.
The public. Is respectfully Invited to inspectnu r stock,
befme purchasing olneavtiare.
• ISAAC LI VI WOSTON
North Hanover Street, opposite the American House.
fr - -6-Atilitary,tvorlt made nt the shortest notice, and
withjdespittch.
$62 395 11
IARPETS! CARPETS!
Oil mum, 13 Counterpanes, ali• kinds of
Must, furnishing Goods, Just-recelvod, NYlalch with our
largo stuck of Goods on band, we odor to Abe 'redo at
thu lowest maritat price. Also, largo additions of Sta.
plo Goods. Wa make no long parade of figures as to
ifurintitv or price,,,(whlch nro always unreliable) but
olTor our largo stook at city:priees. Please giro us a
LEIDIOII SAM - VER.& MllifiElt.
ielfruttry 21, 1851
IVEAV . FIRM
pRAW FORD & CO., 'W,liciterialo and
' natal Oldes and Curled Lair Vi'arehouw, To. 21
South ith Street, Philadelphia, Ohio, Saud nud Emo
Paper-Ediery'Clotti, ( taw ilidu - Whine; :and. Curled
Hair at the lowest pekes. Orders solicited by mail add
eatialaction•guaTauteed.
WHITE AND COMMON GLUES,
in r 3tilltners, Printersi IlpukiAndeis, Cabinet. Makers,
Coaeb,Makors, tte. dc. .
' Dealers. In Ow above will find it of _special advantage,
to givnus a call;
CRAWFORD &CO. •
21 South ith Groot Phllndelphla: ,
Jan. 3,41861.
Miiiiill
HAY .114,V!
100 ? ,, R o N d
to ' n, l' ili Nia p - E i tiA1.4 1 .14:4
cnith prrco will twgivon.
AniktErtrAcf.r.
Cailibit, Feb. •
LIABILITIES
, tl) 710 I) i
$15,810 00
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IC I.: I A G G C• -1 t,t, -1 -, GI 0 - et,.,
JAsittess Earh
' lir :N1 PEN It()S E, Attorney at Law.
('flirt. in I:beetu'g ILiII. Ploreteicuiril buei
prmuptl, attended tu.
February '2l, IS(12.
) U S A I'Lh'Y, Attorney at
Llk d r.w Carlisle Pa. Attonds to curing and col.
lotting Soldiers' Par, Bounties, awl l'unsl,ols, nt d Na•
niblips information elati we thereto. Ultra on South
!layover St rept, opposito Bentz'. store.
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De, ltit;l
I,lll.tillALlJ,—ArroaNxy
ILAW Oillee cv.th W. M. l'eurni.o, in Rheum'.
TM. IVE A.I. - I.E Y.— Attorney at Law.
f p -. Illtiee On 001111, lianover street, opposite lienti
Dry loots 140,. All tilmfonsionAl liusinmis entrusted
tO him will he promptly attended to.
lOSEP II II [TN ER, JR., A ttorn ry at
• 1 law and i , tir,eyor, Iliielinitieshorg . l'a. Dili, on
Ilan Dom] : 4 1teet, 1,1 l d,, ,r no, th oltl,o Bank.
@r) - llosIne•s promptly at ternleil to.
I
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A\V C A R.D.-0 II A RI, ES E. 11A
-4 411,Allit DIAN, Attorney 01. Law, (MCP in 10.
1,41 - 0 lioil.lins. )list opinioili, the Market. llomm.
Carl i-il it, tl,trol, 11, 'on— Iy.
IJ. NV. Ft) Li lAIc, Attorney at Law
j. , tutee with J. it. Smith, Esq., In 11lieein'el !Intl
All Iliisinee, entilsted to hint ti ill he promptly at.
tended to
:lay I', 'llO.-Iy. I
ri P. RUM 11 IC 11, Attorney at Law.
J. —fiffiro on North Hanover of root, n f•w doom
noun]) nf Hotel. All burdnesa entrusted to Win
will be promptly attended to. [Aprllls.
W . : C.
ATTORNET AT LAW AND GENEILAL AGENT
Minne - apolis, Minnesota
Inn
n
. ; ,P t, ° :lt , 1 ifutt ten t
e t s ' i n i e t.,: '" l " d " t ( m h o ' and " not
Real Estato and securities. •Negutls te loans, pay t ase
locate land nu:Tants, he., kr. liefor to the moults:, o
the en, , ,lawlatol County Bat:, and to all prominent citi
zen,: of Car:lir:lo, Pa. Ang4'l,ll-Iy.
"TM. 31 ENTZ E R.-I'll I[Bl C lAN &
1 4 1:1111110N, Ims removed Ms (Alice 1,, South
liato street direetly oppnAte Bent c . , store. All pa
e ts entro.ted'to.lo, care, either from tout. or rout..
try, will he prnepily altos clod to.
Nov. 15, 1061.
TAR. S. B. Pi: . lEFFER Office in North
otrnot t doors Nin Arnold
tore. Oftirn hours. mem particulorly from 7 to 9 o'clock
A. M., And from kto 7 o'clock, P. M.
It. GEORGE S. SEA_
itit: TIT. DENTIST. from the Bal
- theme College of Dental Surgeri:
t .. .-orfi ce nt th'e resldehoe Mille mother, East Louthet
street, three doors ludeer Bedford.
March 19, lath—tf.
Dn. T. (I. LOOM IS
south HMI Or ht
next door la the robt
EON
G_EO. W. NEIDICII, D. 1). S.-
Lan Demonstrator of Opm alive Dentistry to the
141 mi.. _ IMlLlntorn College of
Dental Surgery.
Silr.. 011ie° at his residence,
oprosito Marlon Hall, West Main street, Carlisle, Penn
Nor. 11.1857.
/S. W. HAVERSTICI(, Druggist,
North lianover Street, Carlisle.
41 — Physician's proscriptions rarofully compounded
A full supply of fresh dru g s and •ihnmicals.
Efir FARE REDUCED. -erg
STATES UNION HOTEL,
606 & 668 Ilisirket St., above elztlt,
JAMES W. POWER, Proprietor.
•
TERMS:—SI 25 per day. Ju30.58.
UNITED STATES HOTEL—
S. E. Cor. nth 6- Market Sts.,
H. Wa H.II.NAGLI.,
Jun. 4,180
A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WARE4.ROOM.
,• I• 4j lP; 4'
&S5O • gfid lB 50
V.l
illost 111311 Street; Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarded at the Cuniber?and County
Agricultural Fair of 18E4.)
Tho subscriber has jinn rocoivad tlio most splendid
assortment of articles in his lino, ever brought to this
plettewhiqh lie is (104 : pulped to soli at prices that de
ty competition.
•
Charni,eirt
Dissistgrrnown, rum:myna.
Kitchen and
EtabraCieig evory article used by House and "Hotel
keeptirA, of the Most approved and • fashionahle desitto
add finish. Including alsdeottagoinrtilt•dre in sotto,'
rtireptiou aud 'Camp Chairs, Blattrasses, Gilt frames,pictures, &e., &a. : •
:Purohora ,•
roduestod to Gall and examine. Stls
,•
stook, at t 04tyluolvo ware•roonas,-West Main street,
Noh , , . A. B. MVINU.
r r, sW ,- Srtioulor attention given as usual to futiorals;
orderstrom town And country, attended to promptly
and on moderatO terms, -
Slay 12, 1858:,--ly,
Aug.l,'so
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USE DA LLVic"S MAGICAL
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/
ALLEY'S Paiu Extractor will curo
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NOTICE—That Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor el)? dd
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the lab ih Whntinve used ttie Extractor with never fall:.
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• 218 Greene.leh Street, Now YOOC,
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_DR. LA CROIVS
PRIVATE FIEDIC)Aii
CEEB
PhysirJogim/ View of Marriage
250 PAGES AND 130 ENGRAVINGS.—price only
TWENTY FIVE CENTEL Sent 11,10 of postage to all parts.cf
the Union. On the infirmities of youth And hiatdrityi
disclosing the secret follies of both sexes of all ages,
causing debility, nervousness, depression of spirits, pal
pitation of the heart, suicidal imaginings,,lnvoluntal-y
emissions, id ushings, dorm:that memory, indigestion and
lassitude, with confessions or thrilling Interest of
Boarding School Miss, a College Student, and a Wing
Married fatly, Se., Ac. It is a truthful advletri" to the
married and those contemplating marriage, wife enter
tain sectet doubts of their physical condition, and who
are convoke:: of having hazarded the health happiness,
and privileges to which every human 'king Is 'entitled.
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with tv'eanese, gen
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PECUIIAII department of professional Practice, for the
poet twenty-five yearn. •
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without any bad results, will use none but Dr. DeLei
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necessary to ho observed is, ladot should not take them
if they have reason to believe they ore In certain situa
tions (the particulars of wlttch will be found on the
wrapper accompanying each box,) though always safe
anti healthy', so gently ' 'yet so active are they.
' Price $1 per box. They can Ile mailed to any part of
the United StateS or Canada.
. . . .
TO Tli I; LA Dlll9.—Who need n confidential modlonl
advisor with regard to any of thoso interesting COM
plaints to whloh thole dolleato organization renders
them Whin, :ire particularly. Invited to consult no. ,
THE GAtvAsiti PROTEtnuse."—For married
hullos wilds° health will not admlti or Who have no
desire to increase their &Milk's, maY_ be obtained as
above. It is il.perfently safe provontive tp conception,
and has boun'extonsivoly used during the loot 20 years.
Price reduccd to $lO.
THE SECRETS OF YOUTH UNVEILED,
A Treatise on the Caine of Prordature Decay —A set
ae-on ivarving. Just published, a book showing the in
sidisous ,progress and prevalence among schools, [both
male and female, of this fatal habit, pointing. out, the
fatality that Inverlskly attends its •victims, And devel+
opluethe whole progress of the dieenee, front the
cofit
monceuiont to the cud,
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It will be sent by Mail on receipt of two [3] cent
Stamps.
818- Attendance daily, from it in the : morning MID,
at night, runt ou Sundays frotn 2 till S.P. M. '
Medicines with hill directions sent to any part of the
United States or Camden, by patients communicating
their symptoms by letter. Business - correspondence
'strictly confidential.
.117 P. Dr. L's dike 13 still located as established, under
the name of DR. LA CROIX, at No. 31: Malden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. , [Sept. 20,1801-Iy.
PAINTP
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10 Tons White Lead. 1000 Qahons grail. -Just
Iced with a lars assortreent , of
Varnishes, . Fire Proof - Faint,
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