OTotokian)) gounig glattris.
NEW 0131.0dDs.—dre'ostifield & Co., at
itiiner's old stand, arc in the market with a
large stock of new goods. Persons in want
of spring goods, will do well to consult the
advertisement.
THE BORCUOLI ELECTION :—Our bor
bugh election will be held on next Friday the
21st and the importance of selecting good men
for the several offices cannot be too strongly
At best, they have a thankless duty
to perform, and consequently those best qual
ified are reluctant to have their names used in
bonneel ion with these offices. The present is
no time to nominatsi strict party tickets, and
even if it were, it is not always expedient_ to
introduce political questions - in our borough
elections. When the community delegate
their power, to the officers constituted under
the Shatter, it is for the purpose of having the
4 3orolighitffairs faithfully and judiciously man
aged. All good citizens can join in promo
ting this object, and the way to do so most
effectually is to unite in the support of suita
lile men, regardless of party affiliation, or the
suggestions of those who are clamorous for
i.dficial patronage.
PROTOCI RAPIN. —Since the discovery
of Daguerre, by which a reflection of the face
Was transferred by the sun to metallic plates,
the improvements in the art have been re
markable, and the artistic skill now displayed
in shading and coloring photographs on pa
per, has thrown miniature and portrait paint
ing entirely in the shade. As a Profesi'mr of
this beautiful art we take great pleasure in
noting the fact, that Mr. C. L. LOCIIMAN of
tilts place, has no superior outside of Phila
delphir or New York, and is perhaps-equal to
the best in either of these cities. Ile is a
good chemist and therefore brings to the busi
ness n high degree of scientific knowledge.;
consequently his pictures are models of truth
fulness and artistic excellence.
THE "OLD FOLKS" CONCERT
have seldom, if ever, seen a larger or more
respectable audience than were assembled in
Itheent's Hall on Wednesday evening at the
concert of the ".Old Folks," They fully sus
tained their reputation as accomplished vocal
ists, and the hearty applause of those present,
fully testified bow much they . appreciated the
music: The selections consisted of several
pieces of church music, besides popular solos,
glees and choruses, all of which were rendered
with fine effect. The troupe consists cftsttclve
performers most of them dressed in ancient
costume, and one of the ladies, Mrs. Nichols,
had a dress which was worn by tprce❑ Eliza
beth fliers than 300 years ago. It Was presen
ted to her in London by a lineal descendant of
Lord Burleigh. Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs.
Nichols are both fine vocalises and rendered
their solos with great sweetness and flexibili
ty of voice. The concerts were repealed on
Thursday(afternoon and evening, and we feel
sure that the favorable impression they have
made will ensure them crowded houses should
they favor us with another visit.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE BALL'S BLUFF
PRISONERS —A mon who gave his name RS
George W. Davis, of Lawrenceville, Alleghe
ny Co., and who represented himself as one
of the prisoners taken at the battle of Ball's
Bluff, and just. exchanged, arrived in Carlisle
last. Saturday, on a visit to some friends west
of this place. He woe found in the street
ill from hemmorago of the lungs, by some-of
our benevolent citizens, and removed to Augh
inbaugh's Hotel where he received every
attention, until Monday evening when lie
died. He was burried on Tuesday afternoon
with military honors, the fine bond at the
Barracks, and a detachMent of men, forming
the escort.
Tn DIRECT LETTERS. --The
Louisville papers call attention to the fart
that persons at a distance, who are attempt
ing to hold correspondence with their friends
in the army in Kentucky, continue to indulge
in the habit of addressing thzir letters , to the
Camps at which they sup l mse their corre-spon
dents are quartered. We would again remind
such persons that it is only necesary to di
rent their letters plainly to the regiment and
company to which the recipient belong- , di
reeling the letter to Lotit , vilte, when it will
be forwarded to its proper destination. The
PoAnittster at Louisville is it:formed 114 to till`
changes which are constantly scouring in the
locations of regiments
The dame rule is also adopted in regard to
letlers intended for any of our troops along
the lower Potomac.
Au DITOR G REPORT UPON
RAH, ROA Ds.—Frin the report of the
Auditor Geueral of Pennsylvania, upon the
several Rail lload Companies of this Corn
monwealth gathered from reports made 1) )
thefespective coin parties in pars:mace tit the
act of April 4, 1859, requiring rail road
Companies to "make uniform reports to the
Auditor General," we extract the following
for the year 18111 :
CDMTIgILLA D VALLEY ROA D ;-A mount of
capital stock by charter $1,750,000. Alllollllt
s.abscribed $1,280,800. Amount paid in
preierred and unpreferred s9sti, 900 Total
amount of floating and funded debt $275,
403,60
Average rate per cent. per annum, of
interest on funded debt. 8 per cent.
Date of each dividend April 1 dr, Oct. 1.
Itate per cent. per annum of
each dividend ; 6 per cent.,
April 1 ;,.,8 per cent., Oc
1, 1861.
Amount of capital on which
the respective dividends
were declared 5881,900,00
Total cost of hoed and equipment $1,126-
573,80. Length of road 52 miles. Cittage
of road Oft, Si inches Number of t ngints
12; tiMnber.of - passonger - carS - 66 -- Number.
_of_railes_run passenger curs during the
year, 80,131 miles, number ofruri by
freight cars, 67,330. Earnings of the road
from passengers, freight and mails $249,-
778 49. Amount of surplus fund $99„997,
92. '
MELA.NULIOLir OCCURRENCE —A youii,g
man named ' WILLIAM EwiTic, a member of
the "Adamantine- Guards"' from this county,
was accidentally shot dead by a comrade, at
"Camp Marcy," near ,Washington, on the
morning of the 4th_ inst. It appear 9 that
the deeeased was seated in his t tent, durroun.
ded by several of
~ his mess.mates, when ono,
of the number. rose to "fix a strap On the
"butt of his i)istol,. which at the time was
loaded .and half.nocked,'.in•attenipting to
uncock- it, he unconsciously." , turned the
iniizZle of the- , pietai in the direction.where
Ewing was seated; 'When- the load went off,
passing through Ewing's head
. and killing
him instantly." The deceased was a young
man of t unblemished character, a good
soldier, and was universally loved by his
companions in arms ; and by all wbo knew .
him. A member of his company in writing
to a friend in this place states that the 'sad
occurrence cast a gloom ov€r the entire
camp, and that the young man- - -thfotigh
whose carelessness the pistol was dtscharged
—is almost distracted with grief.
The remains of the deceased arrived at
this place on Thursday evening and were
taken to the residence of his father, JOHN
EWING, living on the Walnut Bottom road
for interment. Shippcnsburg News.
St. Patrick's Day.
"When Irish hills were fair and green,
And Irish fields were white with daisies,
And harvests golden and corona,
Slept In the lazy sumonor hazes :
When bards went singing through the town,
Their grand old songs of knightly awry.
And hearts were found In every hand
And ail was peace and love and glory, ,
'Twas In the happy, happy days
When ovary peasant lives In clover,
And in the pleasant woodland
Ono foyer met the begging rortr;
.Whoa all was honest large and true,
And naught was hollow or theatrle ;
'Twos in the days of golden hue,
That Ireland knew the great St. Patrick."
History' and " common fame," are con
ceded to be the greatest liars in, the world;
but, notwithstanding this admitted fact, we
shall attempt to give a brief historical sketch
of the distinguished Saint, whose name heads
this article.
" St Patrick, the apostle and patron of ire
land, was born at Tours, in Gaut, about 873
Ilis uncle Wl6 the great St. Martin, Bishop of
Tours. His father was Calpaurnis ; his moth.
er's name Couchessa. In 389, being sixteen
years old, he was taken captive iu Bretagne,
and was brought to Ireland, where he was
sold to Milcho Iluttnan, a pretty prince of Dal
ardia, in Antrim whom he served sometime
as a swineherd. In 393 he was released
from servitude and returned to his relatives.
Patrick for thirty five years studied under
his uncle, St. Martin, by whom he was'nuade
deacon. About 401 he went to Rome, where
he studied the Scriptures for six years. In
429 he accompanied St. German to expel Pe
lagiauistn from Britain; and in 432 was ap•
panted by Pope Celestine to preach to the
Irish. flu proceeded to Dalardia, where his
old master, Milcho, lived. Ile next went
Son tit war I, Westward and Northward, until
he arrived at Tara. Here he converted prince
Counall, grandfather to St. Coludtbkill.—
In 434 -he-travelled _ to—Connaught.. ._whero..he
converted the daughters of King Leoghair.—
Now, in imitation of Christ, Moses and Elias,
he fasted forty days, and, according to Joce
line, gathered the tribes of reptiles and ser
pents, and drove them into the ocean. In
-145 he built a cathedral, enlarged nod beauti.
tied Armagh, and fixed his archiepiscopal Sce
in it.
—We
In 443 he held a synod, and enacted many
valuable canons in Armagh. Ile now pissed
through Leinster to Dublin, baptized the king
and people, and by his Stall of Jesus" a
fountain issued, near which he built a cathe
dral. According to the _Black Book, quoted
by Usher, St. Patrick celebrated Mass in one
of the subterraneous vaults, over which Christ
Church waszubsequently built in 1038. In
454 he founded the Church of Ardagh, and
consecrated St. Mael its bishop For six
years he made his circuits around Ulster,
I,einster, mid other parts of Ireland. In 41i1
he made a journey to the Pope, to whom he
gave an authentic account of the fruits of his
mission The Pope received him with joy,
confirmed nhis apostolat e of Ireland,llll , l
armed him With legal tee. powers.
On his return he passed through Britain,
where he destroyed Paganism excomtnunica
ted the wicked prince, Curotick, and estab
lished numerous monaQteries and churches
Ile now for thirty years reviewed hi; labors.
animated his flock, built churches, ordained
priests, consecrated bishops, founded locates
teries and nunneries, held councils, wrote his
confessitms. rules and canons, removed abu
ses, anal, after due rebrement and contempla
tion, died in the Abbey of Paul, on the 17th
of March, 493, in the one hundred and twen
tieth year of his age, and Was buried at Dawn,
which gave rise to that verse."
" In Down three Saint , : ono grove do fill
liri.l4o„ anti
As to the Shamrock, raost of our readers
are aware, that the Irish adopted it as the na
(icon' emblem, hccatise St. Patrick in explain
iug to_ the inlitibitants the doctrine or the
Trinity used the trefoil or clover, as I L famil
iar illustration of " three in one."
Monday next iH the feat of St. Patrick.—
Let us string anew the Irish harp to sing
"more power to the Shamrock" and bid the
top the mornin," to Irel.tod's tutelar
Saint, for sure
'• St Pat, wa , a zirillotnan,
And et.n. dao,nt
guatbs
(In the 3.1 Inst Ant. ut lioitlisl.”l4. Mere., poonty.
.1.1111.. S A. Ni. 111,1.., in Me p.ar his
go. f .rinorli of pl
' ll[ l Lill. 3ki I Zi NI 11.1 \IAN, i.f
I.l..rtishill, this cialiity, /1,4,11,1%1., I
chil.lreit, alsiut .111
11 tl I all ..1 ‘,llolll wer.• lori..etlt. to tolluw hi..
reninins to 1111. grave.
/1) \S'edolesll3), 11,11..•11 12th, 141;2, NVIII.IIIiNDERSON
jr , aged about '2:l j
New Ilimertts minas
0 P P 0 S IT I 0 Si
A .\ I
lIIIPOSITI , N AND BIG PRICES.
I , i FFi 1,1) iV CO , Carlisle , l'a •
VI Miring Jihtt r aadvial another large addiLltni to,
their ..Itatif 1.1 . Cheap Goo I,,,Mie now dello !Moult Hitt
tilt• hit mu e , isoiners 0f in Ca j kr' Mid Lite
t 'mint) of Cottioat land. shall hare the latiorlit, of I ,w
mice, 'We shall protect all t.lasses and conditions of
the peer as well its Lite rid), against
intreition in the ,Impo prieus.
our chief t eject the alamounutittlion of our customers
it UM all kinds of desirahle hooda at,Ppasoriable prieett
And if tic the mei of the meal." always at our
rominantt - tfie shall undersell the old Inttrehnots, ot
your,e our cuslonfors will ma glided.. Aft WO 11110011080
for til!' nod Solt ltar ran h. 0011.11.000,9 will, lir 1.01.1000,
Imv e ail the benefit.
I'r ices Red
Good CallerieS. - 6 eetg.
Better Cali lie 9, CO,
Choice Calicoes, h 004.
Extra Madder Colors, 10 all.
MerriMaults, 110,.:
Cocheeos, 1-2,1i1
FRENCEI & I.,NGLISII CIIIN'fZES,
the lewd desirable assortment ever . paned In Carlisle.
English and Esoneh Brilliants in Chintz ...ohms at low
prim B. .
Beautiful Brilliants 1c.. 0 .4; rents.
Something else beside raw cotton arriving, and Rome
thing el. Meade cotton ports opened I The
eyoe of the People.opened I
Bleached mtmlinn,fP4.cts.
do do. 8 eta.
.
de' Extra quality 10 eta.
1 yard wide bleached muellns, ISt%
Unbleficheri Muslim]
. .
Fine unbleardied muslins, 8 eta.
— Estillhoavy (WICY'r - lif rte. --
Best heavy (Mods I yard wide 12,L4
Elegant lino quality I yard wide, ^ 14. 7
'firombor.tuntisllns aro from 1.t.. to 3 cont pat yard
cheaper than they ailcumv - sold - in Carlisle. .
' ' COTTONAMES!
(I , wid Cotton pant stuff, 121'
.
.
Bettor quality, 104
/)
Best Cottonades, 25 ets.
WO are rotafllng 800 yards of the nboYb Cotton des
at leas pad° than liforehantsetin now purclufse theitl In
the east.
KID GLOVES!
A large assortment of Ladles embroidered and plain
kid gloves, In all numbers, just received.
EMBROIDERIES !
Embroldeeles in great variety and at very low prices.
TELARIES .•
A largo .varloty of.boautlful now. atylci 811rfng"",DO•
SKELETON. SKIRTS!
'Hein; Skirts C*lsltaah's and Ladlda In all vailetp.
The iindersignad detatinined to make Our store a per ,
- tratne . .4 Institution In this Borough, will hd glad to
supply those persons needing anything In our line
clearable (loads itt fair Oleos, We shall least have
the satisfaction of knowing that we hare regulated the
prices of lends that all kinds are in'the reach of all—
and thet.in the ltituro,there will he no exerhitant
prieee" etidanded for tialiceile; ILLueli se, &c.,' upon -tiro
plea of their enhanced valtie fn the east. Willie we
shall always keep stop to the inuslo of .the, Union,"
we shall make others kap - step' to the Oh4rhg riewa.of
CHEAP tIOODS for all elneses-at . r
CM N AMA) .41 ' 6o '
Now Store:.
Carlisle,
ill L: S IN6 !
I , Matrimony Made •ESsy."
A NEW-:woik showing how either sex
nuly tai.anitablY married, Irrespective of ago or
position, prepossessing or otherwise, with n treatise en
the Art of Fascinating any person you wish. A curl•
cue scientific:, experiment Nvtlefi never fails. Free for
15 cents. Address T, & CO., Publishers,
Box 2,300, Philadelphia.
March 14,1862-1 y
Employment.
/FITE uudersigned are desirous of seem
ring the services of a few Young Men, to engage
le a Travelling Agency, upon a salary of FORTY DOG
LARS per month, and all expenses paid. This in an
opportunity seldom offered, and to those who merit the
approbation of the subscribers, by strict attention to
business, can rely upon constant employment for a
term of years. For further particulars, address
ADAMS, 11111IsIAN & CO.,
113 & 115 Broad Street,
Atkinson Dopiit, N. 11.
March 14, 1862-3 m
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid,
IUBLISI-FED'fbr the benefit and as a
warning and a caution to young men who suffer
front Nervous llebii ity, Premature Decay, Ac.; supply.
ingl'ltt the same lime the means of Self cure, By ono
who nos cured hlmvelf after being put to great expense
through 1101111111 Imposition and quackery. By enclo-
Finq a post paid addremied onvelopti, single copies may
he had of the a tither, N ATH AN lEL MAYFAIR. Esq ,
Bedford, Kings Co., N. V.
March IL 1t072.—1y
•
NOTICE
I s
hereby given that applications for li
me under the S1,0 , :11 arts of Assembly, must be
f,1,,1 WWI the 111/1101 , igt1C11 on or Wore tto.l7tn day
t.l - %larch, ItUr2, otherwise they will not be heard.
if. 11. FLOYD, Elk.
711arrh 7, IRII2-2t
sT A'l' I , ', Ncyric K.—Letters testa
molt:try under the will of (lath:trill° Ilaolfol:tn,
hw• 411 South thlleton township. doeint.e.l,
en ',sited In doe fm in of law hr the ltealst or of Cum
berland ...only • to the Exerutors named in the will.
nolire is her. hr Oren tilt', all pet sons Indebted to the
estate are required to make imenallate pa{ 111011 t, 1111(1
those having elanns to present them for Sl•ttlelllellt.
A. I)
DANL. KAUFFI
Exra. of (lat hat lute li.autTman,
lgarell 7. 1,112--llt
Cumberland Valley Bank.
No rim
IT will be seen by the following adver
isenient, that tletiry A. Sturgeon, t'cq., ha , retired
trill the firm of Kee, I/11,113p & Ca., and that tinmuel
Ilephorn. Esq., of Carlisle. Coinh on., Va.. has been as•
soriate • with 010 reele.il4llll.k . partners 111 the firm of
tier. Dunlap A; Co_ nod that WlMain W. Itephurn has
been elegte•l Cashier In the place of Mr. Sturgeon.
'l'h, pro l e L•tors are
11.1.1.&31
Itlt'nAlt n'A tiops,
Jells C. DUNLAP
JS,..I(II3III , INNF.ITAN,
JOHN S. ST ERREt;
.1 "TIN Dos LAP,
5A311.. 11.11'11ORN.
This Bank, will continue to do a general Banking
and EX01:111, , btlSillees, :It their Banking House in
Carlisle. under the name and st) le of KEIL, DU:SLAB
& C.f. •
Money will lie roveired an d..posit and paid had. an
demand without native. Um tot dela.sa hearing
interest at the rate of :1 per rout. P Mike 1+.11,1 for as
shoat a period its tour months. Interest.mi ell' e•frtiti•
-.rates - will ree l s. at -maturity., Mit Cl eerLinedLes
are renewed at any. time theii•after for another
given p ital. they shall hear the S3lllu rate of in
ter,od up to the time Of d.-.) s notio! ,
must i, ghee al an in teiildan to witlnliaW interest 110-
'l'llo. proplit.tor , would rail float tvntiwn of Fannerc,
11.1-11,1 Ark's and all f.thers who desire a sale dwposittxr)
t•, the 100•1 that they e 1101, onl,, lin
1 .11. 1. , 111• anpuint pi their vt.0..11 in the Ilank, hot are
101110101 111.0 li 11dr LO the ey (Put of 1 heir w 11•11••
calm , s
1.• all the Deposit., 0111,1 limeollli4rltiLOlS Of h . er,
1 , 11111:1O
I•-ntion tot he rolloction of Voodoo
',hocks. Kr., in any 11,1 1,1
the 00:111 0 .1101 rsundu
111.111 U t..Ott) t of the United Slates,
Fon:land, and f tela.lol.
They Hill at all times be pleased to ,ive any infnuna
t 10. n desired to 1 1.01 Lo 100110. v 1101 1 Irma in reneral.
The faitlittil and COOliii.Olti3l 1,1•4,111 , 11 Of 1111101 , i11e . 0.,
tOIII . IISII`d OW111111:15 he relied 111.,,11.
The 11011 k will he 11111.11 for I,ll.oness from 1 - 1 n'eloelt 111
the 1110filinr mill, it .O'1 . 101•1, ilk Ole Illtl`llloo/1. 1 , ‘,01111t
11. n• burr T1110,k1:1V.
o,,Lieetions 1),111 Nov York nlvt 11r.qtori
Ina It, thie tpril, Th.• rptt, to
,E. \V. Clarl. (N,, Phila; \Vin , low
La t ,iee Y Ce., New Vert; ; Chris. Cle.nov & ne.ten
\l. W. 11 1,1 . 13 l'Aeln ittl .
Carll,le. larch 7. 1112.
xl' 1 (
Th, oral S..lety will have a 11101`1
t the Court 11,11!,.. on Tn. N0r,..11
A full attemiance is requested.
D. S. CIRIFT, Seet'3;:
TAEATN.AL APPEALS.
rrilx 'oniroissiimers will hull the Ap
-111,14 Ow 'l'i...timid 1.1 OA, 4-fiver:it
11.ii , 01,;its 1/0111 tiiimity, 1;0
1'16 . 2. at 110. r
\lOlOOO. loituo• of T. A liii44t•it, 011
1.11, )I.ir ell
, 1 11 ,, Splint:. tit the 1e , n , 0 of .Le t tttctet.oe Ttlt e
,l:tv the 1 Ith.
1 I.ltotelete 84111 Lower Alll.ll. thll house 01 tieettr,o
Duey, ett teleestlay t he 12th.
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11( tilt' C..lllllli ,, i'alerS . Mike, on Saturd.ty
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Ito. .tlitt,
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411 m 5111 m, to vontintre tsv,, a nolo&
NoTICE IS II Ell1:11V to tine Coroner, .Itia.
"1 - 5111 , Peace and of the said eminly of
LlL:kt !inky are In' Iho sant precept eon,
al 1,1.11 1.. lII' 113e11 and there in Ilionr proper persons,
wiPh their rollsreenrils, iliquisitionsLs,anklruktlnns
old all other remenlbrar.oes. to IP. 111115, t 111111Z1 11111111
111 .heir onieer appertain to he done, and all' tho,e thnt
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) Ins J. Pr It I P :sheriff.
Nlarell 15.,.!
! BARGAINS !
I TNPF, the late victories Domestic C10t
(1,1,..h, bury 1.4• 'neat. nod there is now a pros
pert ol gettle, ?lipid, it rett .11. 11e. (LEI 1.11
5.% It NI I 1.1. ER. it the ov, IS. Ithder MAI l
East r tecele leg daily I.loge sup•
plus of
NEW SPRING GOODS. •
whin), ottr WI trnlcti art : determined to sell n CITY
, •15liE , S , ilin)liS lot every varity ; c;"
Plain and Fancy S'illcs at all Prices.
A large •ttt otov It Silks nt 75. 57t i. 1.00, 1.2 p,
1 roi 1 75.1 m. 2:00. 111 4 w ritring Delalnes at In yenta:
4,010 tan's best. quality Wilms... Igor hero, Paellie 111111
1111 I trait Prints. 4130, and lIOSt colors. new styles, at
lat4o lot at A N aunt 10 Full and
SECOND MORNING PRINTS,
bi.qt quality I.:110iWO, 12 rl F, All kinds Dotmoslie
U Itighnine. 1 . 2 1 e, ; fq!inchuster 31111iVITti Grouch and
Scott!li Dress !mit Itmnult llingj hll n(.26.
=MEM=
at iv helecale and retail, a good quality A, 11th. 10. 4 4
wide 12 1 Also, 54. In 4. 11-4, 12.4 at etirrespieelina.
All biota or 11'? (1.11 ,DS it, large
reduced prlrPs--Tieltievs. H 1 1.11,1.5. C1111.1.11e. 14111lers,
(Pmaleirixs. Cott.. to , &•, &e. 1,1111.21 (i0Q1:114 of
all kinds, 'fable Cloths, Sheotings, Linen Diaper, Nap
kles, Shirting Linens Shirt Fronts, Collars, at the old
prlees,., White Goods, all kinds, at old. prices.
SPRING MANTLES,
Shawle, Embroideries, Ar.e , I loop Skirts direct from tho
factory. SOO dos. l.ndied, Misses, Men's avid Boy's
HOSE, I2IA to 25. Men's and Boy's Wear--
BLACK CLOTHS SND CASSEHERES,
nil - gradaq, - Ilaifey - CaSsiteerearlatest Voßtings,
Satinets, Jeans, Cotton:ides; due., Having secured
the fiervires of :1 atria clasp Tailor, WO ato prepared to
getup Clothingin the most fashionablo style at short
intim
_ _
CARPETS!CAR , PE-TRH
Wo am receiving our Spring supply of Carpets, compris
ing all tile various kinds kept In a 'first class Carpet
.11011 En. Carpets ranging in ,price ,from 12,1. to 1.26.
'oll' 'Clothe, all widths. Mattings, Looklug °lames,
Shades and blinda of all kinds. 1 - ,000 lbs. Carrot Chin;
Feathers ;Tilton Batting; Counterpanes.,
All the above goods and many °Liters, we 0114 to
pinchnsers at a small advanco above emit. Winter
Dress Goode—Shawls, Mantles, Furs. less,than iii of cost.
We are eterm Med motto be undersold. Please call and
examine our lalmeuco stock: -
O.We will malts additions of Now Goods is tile ken.
11011 advances. All Goods warranted to ho what we soil
Wpm for.,
LEIDICII, SAWYER`k MILLER.
Carlisle Sobrnary 28, 1862.
ght Ntatitts.
cARTasLIE iktiormap
Reported.kty for the , Hrald by
WoOdmiard & Sedixnidt e •
FLOP* (Superfine).
dq,- <Bxtra.) ••.
KED — .
1t Y ......
CORN '
OATS .. ...
FALL LiAItLEY •••
POOR HOUSE,
t 491; t Ma. 4e , 301.. t
• -FOR 186'L •.:
WILL IA GRA,CEF; Jollllr MILLER and
WIG LIA M CQItNDf.2I Esqdires, , nir co
torS-of 'the roar Wild opho--.l.,,itse of kn.._
ployaitnt of the bounty of et'unLerlaiid,
in account with said COunlY, 'from the'.
first day Of January to the thirty_
first day, of becemuei', 1861:
.
Ctwdi TOCOITNI from 4.)unty Treasurer,
Carlisle Deposit Bank - lean,
Gardner & Co., for old drill tend old metal,
A. llosier and others for hogs,
,t;oldwell unduthers for laid and tallow,
John Fuller for eggs,
E. Morrison, F. Washbush, J. Hellman and
Lane. deceased paupers,
WlNam limey nun ley refunded,
D. Wink for 1 barrel of elder and apples,
Drover for roam, horse,
Drovers for pasture,
J. P. Sterl log for use of Mary Knottle,
J.. 31. Minimiser use of C. Laughlin,
.J.CleinleniA, Esq., for hides,
for postage,
Condon for vest,
Cash paid Bentz and others for merchandise
and groceries, $2,1166
Mrs. Saltsbau.4ll and others, out door paupers, 1,112 01
Yock and other counties for paupers, . 10 02
Dauphin county Commissioners account of
Martin Wolf, deceased,
Shoemaking, Tailoring and Hats,
For out door funeral expenses,
State Lunatic Asylum,
Con , table and Justice fees,
Farming utensils,
((rain and grinding)
Clover :old Timothy seed,
Illacksmithing,
Plaster,
New wagon IFIA,
011 . 111.11 t ,• ring,
I.at ether,
Coal Jr. lime,
Coal for furl,
Wood thr fuel,
Wm. ilrarey :111(1 others. for earth.,
Gardiner & l's., tor castings, kettles, repair
log horse power, &co,
Tinkering,
Sad.]lerY,
Furniture,
Leather,
Hardware, ' •
ilarden seeds, plants, &c.,
Express Co.. box rent and postage,
Weavi - ng, dyeing and carding,
Su ndrles,
MelllollleS,
(tut door medical ald,
S. P. Zeigler. physician, salary,
Ilerr6,l,urg Bank loon,
Carlisle Deposit Bank discount on loon,
Fire 11.1111,11 re Company,
Appropriation to Firs Company,
li. Snyder. salary,
:hearer.; Esti salary,
.1. London for stationarv.
Jacob Stint,. Esq., Treasurer, salary,
A. llosh•i• earn pet.
iiiiain uaarry exi la pay,
John
Balanoe due Trea,tiror on last set [lenient,
linlane° in hands of Tromnrer
1.% (NIP Sttl I ER. Es." , rottsurer of the Poor Hon-,
nod the llonn-0 of Etnintot meta of f'innuhertninut
tr, itt tne„. otitt sn it In the Itiren tot nn of saki I ttnnt itott on,
1..111 the lii , t thy of Januar} ti,l tho thinly first WI)
ul Dettetott,r, 111,1,
Cash reselevil free County Cnttnni , stoners, $0,3110 nn
•• Multi Ite[sn.it flank Iron,
" 1;111 .110 - ereiM snot ves lin e Nlllll
- nl ,the feregoing state
ment, " gill 60
By r:o.11 on Dirct.,,'
Ity I.lanve Anic. Ti,tt•urer ot,
1•:.•ttl1:111 cut, •
=I
Stock on Farm Ist January, 1.412
hI I 11011. I`llWs. II )11,111 of f. t... 11 rattle, 1.
st.e.ors.'2 )00' 111 1,1,11, 7 sows. 3 111.,,N.
Pork, Beeve-; and Veal, lktened and
killed in 1861
3-2 11,ovs. tvera,Jll,: ihS .1 19.2 ,1 0 lbs: rusts
t,tveriging i
11,.) uLver.iging It.)
11r., .raking Iu rtll
Utensils on the Farm Ist January, 18(12,
1 and 1 narrow k heeled w. gun. I stone wagon.
1 1 pairhay ladder s, 1
Jack s C rew . I east knit cart '.:l,lrN, 1 ,111 lug wagon
h. lie,. I 1:11 • 2:0 ri plows single and dbubic sho.
let 1.1.-w, I laige ill.] I .wall CUltlVrallrg. I roller, I
trill. I I machine, horse power and belt. 1
I !odd, ul lrr. 13 „heel b.vruw s. 210
u sin 4,1 au r n, 15 lets of pI no gears. 2 filch aunt I
r• MI, , npn als o sing!,:trot.. fly.
bets. AN . :I he, 9 hall vi , :b:11111%, 45 I . OW
.11.1i11.. I !W.I. c-Irponter Lepolei. 1 sot of 1.1400:111101
0..1 , • ;11 WI .141 iv,. 171ip., tog seyttres, I hoe...
I L f
it;lcri , w loArs, stone .11‹
. 66 . 1 - 47 . 411 stone*
be is. i-p.tiles h.r . rakes. sickles. tiorn hues, ,‘ mei
111111 k, Wed ertotat. kA.
mite, v.
; 4 ehuiltde showin , the proceeds of the
Farm for I`,:•ii I
~ t. qi 11f rye, '2171 do. of i•nri,
d oi 1111. 111 1 11 11/11011S, 111 14..1s of Iniy, 31
. i d. „r of piimpk .1 , 1 1,1,11.11
43 do. of pnrsidp.,. In do of .odonit,
.11114 11”11.11S, 81411 111 . 1111, rrr:flohng, 1400nn
cuo$1, 1,111 , 0. IP. lined, of green beans, 2 do. of.mnll
pn.. I'2 110 of tonoltoes. 40 do. of red heat 0, 11 1.. ol
turnip. :1 110...1 4111,..1 /11/1114,, 11, Of d,lod 1111111. , ,
1 11, ni 441,1 01101111, botivdenTlis ,of 3111110 1110,
Itllllll 1,101 of /1111.., 1411111 Sl4llll. Wall I,IIMI
the him 1,1 and nohal Clue baCn , . built nO rods n 1 :Awn
1,1111, rai , nd bromn cnt n for . 2.1 n brnoins.
Articles made in the House in 18(11.
1 , , ra!r 1,914 e 9d1t.,,,;, hut
114 ..41.•1:119,,, 1..41..1 1 01 pair 11f Ftnrl,in;;F,
t r .„ 9prou, a I all net, 1 1
19 , 1, •191 , 11 , .•911, 4.11.114.15, 175 pi 11,,, slip.'
1•111111,, 11.11•44,1 s. 47 1•11.111 113•4 q, lienitiled I I
14194 •,...119 1 , , 11 -Lief,. 1 1..909, 411 51i114,11.4411‘ , 11
'15 . 1,... , 4, II 111) , 49 . s111, Is, 1 quilts, TI pair of s ti•••p , 991,.
1 • pall 14 21 parr of pant,. 1 coats, 9111011.
se 10000, ;110011, ,01t, ,L 11 4 .1,111,2: yarn norlt• 11.7 111.
01 11r I . irist't, 4.094:1, 4arrelN sit tt.tt. snap,
14 , ...1 I 41.1
Work wade in Carpenter Shop in 1861
2 1 lance sink, :1 spittoons, 2 lane chests,
maall. 1 ,t ul istller, ac sagan plied, 1 bucket,
ve, , cl. I,h p 1 idlers. lox al,e. 1 las,:c ‘‘atcllua troagt
laid:so hot of 1 heach, 2,1 laic and :..hathle tree
p re , 70 axe and 11.1111111 r 112111Illes.
I14:\114 SNYDER, Stew:mi.
1:1,11..\111;1%1 3iatrou.
Nttniber i f pnupe, In thi• holls, on Ist ,13nuary
41)i Ot SI 11,11 18scoloi
Numloor lohnitttol op to Dee.
Nuoillor horn lii the house,
the Wh to 1111(10.1, llaeogh the year,
f Wlll.llll, were cel..red, *.Y.S
I:eetel
Diseharged and eloped,
Le 11 ing tire number 'remaining in the house
WI Intl %LP 11111 . ) . , I of Ndloill 11l are Col
net 'Moi r paupers stinporto'd ul publie e -
1/OLILIU dun sung Lilt ear, 1/i IVIOMI 3 aro in
thu state Lunatic An9liiin,
NV holo !mother remaining chargeable at the
rle~e.q the lear,
There nn, lu the house UU males, of a Mon 10
are 1...10red.
There are t he hem, 51 fdmoles, of yvhom
U ere colored,
There are, ds near Ils_ea n lie ascertained, In the house
under 1 year of age. ft from I to O ; 4 front a to 1U; 3
trout 11l to 15; 33 fropl 20 to 3U; 17 Iron 30 to 4U; 18
front 40 to ; 15 foes (.0 to lilt; '2O from tit) to 70; 13
from 70 to 50 8 from 00 to 00; 3 from 00 to 100.
le :oldltion to the above, 3094 tranAent or travelling
naupern have been received mlthbut reenar orders, to
whom welt, v.iven 0.167 meek. Many bi sald travellers
were also turnish,d with eitithlng.
We the Directors of the NOV and of the thous.;
liiilfployment of liumberl.md county, iso certify that the
above and foregoing, statement contains It first Lind true
oxiiihit or the I notituiton during the period above ela
ted, accord' tag to the licet of our knowledge.
il
K r ot l i 6 n nco
lenlu , nn t il i n o nr h A nd, : al in
and the Re
h clay of Jammu, A. 1)
WILLIAM (i MACEY,
JOIIN ?lILLER, Dlreciore.
WILLIAM CORNMAN,
We the Auditors of Pumherland county, having - a.
emitted the account tind voutiliers Oft the Directors of
the Poor, and House of Dinploynnint 01 said ,county,
from the Ist day of January to the thirty, first day of
December, A. D. 1861, inclusive; and also the account
and vouchers or Jacob Squint, not, ,Tronsuroe of said
Institution for the stuns porital % do certify that we find
a- bale nee of- fotte-li nd red-and seventrdellartiand -soy
enty seven cents, duo by said Treasurer to said Insti
tution.
Given under our hands at Carllele„the 25th day of
January, A: 0.1802,
The Citizens of Carlivie & Vicinity,
A RE invited to an examination of my
seock of Droop-lee, queonstioro, Spices, Ste. Dee,
m 11A MS of 11 ct,r,to jontlb; Driod IfltEF;.bost
!Catnips, So woo, Buttoredapd,Dowlestfliordlnos of the,
most approved Drailds, Table 011,-- ~ .
FRESH TOMATOES & PEACHES,
In cans, Dried Fruit, :very fine Syrupla, 6D eta. per gall ,
Flan Pine Applo,• Sap t3ago and Hutch Head Cheese,
Coal Oil, Fluid, 'Muth Oil,. best Tobacco and'Sega re, Cl•
der, Mines and Liquors, and itit.builleb} variety)} email
ware . 'Torrid Caeli
Feb. 7, 18132.
• • . .
rA O
ItLT.• "'
l itiOlai6Stono,llO : use, on Nola streot, noatly op:.
,• Posito Pardner Co'l9. Illashino Bhop,
tho proporty or the lido J. A. Kaufr.
II man.. 1 08'3081011, glveo Ist or April;
1802. For ,terms,, Atc.,,,opPly"tit - tido
'Carlisle, F01i.7 1802 •
.... A 75
.....5 00
....1 22
.....1 15
RINE. ..
. CIIANBERRIES.-
- - • •• -
j:A. kitxPerlor artlelo oegilivnbotilaiijuskrepplved any
for iille by. ' J. W. EBY.-
• 0at."2 . 0,TN, ' .
4 00
2 00
$0,300 00
2,2a0 00
25 00
124 25
130 20
21 80
175 52
8 76
8 50
100 00
t 0 00
65 00
2- 50
184 05
$l`2,Jll 69
217 12
1,152 91
70 07
28 08
10 40
40 ss
352 40
33 87
38 21
8 14
60 t 3
08 1
.3u 'l'
"r
111 l
2 ) Xll uo
) 00
1I 5_
1U o
I)
3) oo
'0 u i
24 II
=I
li I'U
0I 1 t
$l-,040 1 , 2
470 7 7
sl'
,11 1 13 23
C 47 I '
MEE
ME
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_ JOHN IV. COCKLEiri
JOHN S. OLIN ialc
JAMES It IRVINE,
Auditors of Cumberland county
BENTZ
DISSOLUTION. OF, PARTNERSHIV.
.
IVOTICE .is hereby given;, that the
.L. partnership hilrOtofora existing KEtivenn B. if.
3telier and James IL.WashrnciEl, 'was dissolved by mu
tual consent on the 10th of February, ,1802 Those
begird.; claims agaihst sold fi rm mill present and
those Indebted call for settlement.
' JAMES M. WASII3IOOD,
15111 ELLER.'
FT: B. Those persons indebted to tho, late firm °Mar.
ter Fr Keller, are hereby notiffed to nOce setlienient
on or before the 15th or March, 186:1,-as no further in
dulgence will be granted. B. K. KEL..I,F.It.
February 21, 1802—It
Agritiultural Skiety
The account of GEORGE IV. SEEAFER,
Treasurer of the Cuniberland'County
Agricultui•al Society.
1801, :fan. 20, To balgliee In hands of Trea
surer, $1,740 30
" Feb. Cash ioceived from Treasurer of
Cilmberiand county, for 1800,
0 Obt. 9A: 12, Cash received during ex
hibition,
" Nov. 19, Cash received from Treasurer
of Cumberland county, for 1801,
CR.
FLy cosh paid A. K. Rheetri for print
ing, ltr. Pugh's Address, Horse•
hills, and adver , icing nnwtings, :SIR 00
McCrea keeping horse during
winter of 1000-1, 00
Expenses to Kentucky to purchase
horse.
00
of expense,: of Harvest Home, . 01 26
Messrs: Rheum, Bratton, Zinn and -
Common, printing for Fair,
J. A. Sanderson hay for Fair,
Ilenderson k Reed oats for Fair,
Expdiises of Fair including Band,
fill joe. ke
Messrs. Delaney, Line end others for
Stationary,
Premiums paid,
Balance In hands of Treasurer, c 2.228 OS
'fi l e Committee appointed to audit and settle the no.
count of George IV'. :Meader, Treasurer of the Cumber
land county Agricultural Soelety, report that they have
examined the wino. w'lth its vouvbers. and lad it roe
rout, and that (here is a balancU In the hands of the
Treasurer, to the credit of the 6ociety, of Two Thou-
Nan ti Two I l undred and Twenty-eight Dollars and Eight
Cents as abuse stated.
.; NO, It. PARK ER, 1 Committee
THOS, I'AXTON, -.)
pk ! , ;: v l , n ti T
t E o lt a S l NOTlCE.—Notice (e),1.4'
interested,ons ---1 , 1 o( ic e th h a e t re t t l ' i 3 e:
tullowing accounts have been tiled in this of
flee by the accountants therein named, for ex
amination, and will he presented to the Or
phans' Court or Cumberland County, for con
firmation and allowance, On Tuesday the 18th
day of March, A. 11, 1862 viz:
1. The first end final account of Samuel
Gleim, Administrator of Safnuel Smith, (pump
maker latest South 7 -iliddlet on Tow uship
2. The Administration account of Lemuel
Todd, Esq , Administrator of henry El:maga,
R. Tho account of Henrietta Keigly, Admin.
stratrix of the Estate of George Keigley,
teed, late of the borough of Carlisle.
4, First find final
_aceowit OT John Beetem„
&ninistrator of Jacob Be . etL:ril, - lith of rikk-
son Town,hip, dee'd.
G. The Recount of M.tyy Ann Clark, A,lmin
trotrix of Samuel . Clark, late of Monroe
Township, dee'd.
G. :The Adtninistyation account of David
:qyers, administrator of the E t stnte of Pete,
Nlyers, late of West Pennsboro' Township,
dee'd.
7. The account of Sumnel Megnw,
Executor of Andrew M clit %value, late of
,lec'd.
A. The Guardianship account of Samuel,
(inardian of the per:ion uud estate of
Sarah Sliellaberger, minor (laughter of Jacob
Stiellaberger, late of Wet. Penosboro' tarp.,
9. The account of Christian Tilzel, Guar
'an of Henry ('lay Singizer, minor son of
urge Singizer, late or the Borough of Me
laniesburg, dee'd., settled R.
orgas, his Administrator.
10. The account of Chri-tian Titt-1, Guar
inn of Millard Filfunre Fingizer, Jlinor son
f George Singizer, late of lecloiniesluirg.
e e'd, .settled by aprgas, hisAdinint.-
•111ur.
IL The necount of Christian Titzlor,
Guardian of Theodore Singizer, son of ilea,
Singizer, lair of )ILehanict , ltry, tleo'd stitled
by Wllliant R. Gorgon, his Admintst tater.
12. The account of Christi:in 'Fitiol, (hint -
titan of (lohrge W. Singizor, son or George
Singtzer, Into o f )Ipclinnicsbui,a., dre'd, set
tled by 151111 am 11.. Gorgas, his Ailministritior.
The, 110201111 i Of CIICISIIUII 'litzel,
Guardian or the parson and Estattr - of
F. Houk, a Minor son or .‘dam Houk, der,d,
settlrti by NVillikul it Gurgits, Itio Atlntillis
trat,„r.
1 L The Recount. or Jacob Mumma, Guar
inn of Iteninman (Jarrett, minor sun of
tteeb Garet!,
15. The nrenunt of Davi.]
Guardian of Elizahetli .\ Heir. ini
'or (laughter of Jacob Hear and Urand dauglx•
el* of Samuel Bowman dee'd.
The account of Danielller Guardian
of Rebecca Carl, a minor daughter of Peter
Carl, dec'd,
17. The necounl of Chrislian Tiizel, Exec-
Itor of Elimibeth Uram, late or \lcch•uiics
:urg dec'd., settled by William It. (largos, his
Adsoni4trixt or..
18. The account of James !\ lerandlish, Esq.,
Ad,,,,,,i,fraior of the E4tate of Sophia Lind
sey, late of West Pennsboro' Township dee'd
10. The accourrt of James Menimllish. Esq ,
Afbrin , strator of Estate of Daniel Gring, late
of Wiat Penusboro',Township, decd. 2o. The ficcount. of Samuel B. Crick and
Gardner. Administrators of the
Estate of Satutiel,l2,ieb, late of East Pens
borough t4M11:11111 1 , deceased.
21. 'f he first account ot JorllC.9 McOonedal,
Administrator of William Mellonegal, late of
the borough of Carlisle, dee'd.
2J. The account of Adam Sierer nnd Ja
cob Sierer, Administrators of Adam Sierer,
sea , late of the Borough of Mechanicsburg,
. ,
23. The account of Benjamin Erb, Admin
istrator of John Mulch late of Hampden
township, dec'd.
21. The first and final account of Charles
Shreiner, Administrator of Margaret Shrein
er, late of the Ilurough of Mechanicsburg
&c.d.
'25. The first n^connl of Joseph M Means,
Esq , and Robert P. McClure, Esq., Execu
lois of the last will andqestatement of John
Laughlin, late of Hopewell township, dee'd.
2li. The Guardianship account of Henry
Shenk, late of Dickinson townshipdeed, who
was Guardian of Mary R., William W.,.John
S., and Thomas J., Spangler, minor children
of Win. Spangler, de&d, settled Martin Shenk
his admini,trator.
27. The first and partial account, of M.
Hole Judi, Executor of William Adams, late
of the Borough of Carlisle dec'd.
28. The first account, of Mary M. Morris,
Admibistratrix Of the Estate of Monroe Mor
ris, late of the Borough of Carlisle, deo:d.
29. The first mid final account of Henry
Buckwalter, Executor of paniel Buckwalter,
late of Frankford Township, deed.
80 Account. of John Mountz, (Mardian of
Philip Shambaugh, a minor child of Philip
Clloonbaugh, hits of Frankfort' towfiship
dec'd.
1- 81. The account of doorgo . utt.orff . and
Philip Kiehl, Adtninisfrator of Frederick
Bottorff; hats of Not th ; Middleton township,
deceased.
32 Tho account of Jacob Rickei and Sam
uel Ricker, Executors of Jacob nicker, late
of Middlesex township, dec'd ,
. 33. The account of Levi Eberly -and David
Eberly, Executors of David Eberly rate of
Upper Allen township, dee'd.,
34. The Administration-at:coda of Chris
thin Tiizet, Adininistrator of Edward Lamont,
late of Mechanicsbarg,.dee'd.', Bellied by IVil.
linen It. Gorgas, his Administrator.
36. Tbe - 'first and - final--account - of—Sohn
Enk, George Enk, and Henry Enk, Executors
of Henry Enk, late of -Monroe township, de
ceased.
•- - .
E: A. IIIiADY Register.
Register's Office, Carlisle, Feb. 15th 1862
HAY! HAY! .
WANTED to purciliase a large (pan
,' tity of. Tray, for which the highest price will be
paid in CASH; delivered arthe stable belonging to the
Stone 'room owned by Mr. Zug, PI the eastern portion
of .the town of Carlisle. ~For partkulars enquire of N.
W. Woo.do;North 'Hanover Area,
-FA. .1.802-4 t
ra.nn at PrWillie Sale.
AFARM/ of two lriindred arid ten
ncyos (ono hundred and the cloari) and the bal.
anon In timber of lino plenty ) situate In Frankford
township, CnrubMland county. withM two story STONE.
HOOKE, a Kitchen at each end, Smoke
House, Oven, a Well of water near
• tho'Kitchen, running' wider in almost
every geld; a pea hanic 'Darn, and a
fine Orellidd of.variana kindle of: Fruit.
• MIS fiti*lot4 also heenlyned recently,
Terms made kneivil by Catlin fr 00. ho. subscriber, at
'hieresidence in Carlisle, ' . , ,
Feb. bt, 1862—at •
.
7 . . .
. _
7DY virtao a a writ of Levari Faciasi
.e eto me directed, oill be expood. to public Rale, on
---
the preininee, on - .
Tuesday the 26th eta!) of March, 1862,
Atli o'clock A. DI. nil that certitin tract of land 'lt'
tinted partly In Snothampton . Townehlp, Franklin Co.,
and partly In Southampton toivnaltip,,Cumberland Co:,
on tho Mid(llo,Spring, about 1 21 i miles North of Ship.
ponsburg, bounded by tallith i•f 'David Lutz, William u.
IleCune and William 1,. Smith, containing 14 Acre,
135 Perches, more or loos, and haring thereon elected a
Stone Grist Mill with Frame Distil
lery attached,
tiro story DWILLIANCi HOUSE, Stnhln, Hog Pons.
and other Buildings nod Improvements.
Seized rind Wool in execution as tho property of
John Romp.
WI LLT A NI McOIIATIT,
Sherill of Frankllo Colinty,
Pheriff 'n Office, Chnthborsbui7, March 4, 1862.
Kolloek's Dandelion Coffee.
THIS preparation, made from the best
Java Coffee. is recommended by physiCians as a
superior Nutritious Beverage for General Debility, Dys
pepsia, and all bilimis disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled to abandon, the use of coffee will use
this without rojtFrions-effecta.- Oneciin _conteins the
strength of two pounds oftordinary coffee. Brice 25
cents.
KIiI.I.IICK'S Ihr purest and best Baking
Powder known, fbr making light, tweet and nutritious
bread and rakes. Price It, cents. Manufacturild by Si.
Il liollork. Chemb.t. corner of Broad R Che?tuitt Sts.,
I'h Ifs., :Lod ,old by all Druggist.', and Grocers.
Februaay 24,1811'2-1y
100 00
72 5 4 22
ECM
$3,224 55
50 50
34 00
10 50
1 1RE INSURANC E.- THE ALLEN
AND EAST PENNSBORO MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county. incorpoi
rat ml by an act of .tssetnhly, in the year 1843, and har
ing recently had Its charter extended to the year 1883,
is now in active and vigorous operation, under. the su
perintendence of the hillowing Dowd of Managers. viz:
William it. Gorgon, Christian titayman. M. Coddle,
D. Itally, Alex. Cathcart, .1 11. Coover,John Eirbelber
Wickersham. Eberly, Bricker,
Itud ilph Martin, .ford), Omer, and .1. C. 'Maim,.
The rates of insurance are as low and lay, cable as any
Company of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to
heroine members are Invited to make application to he
agents of the company, who are willing to wait ujton
th in at any time
DUE
4,9 i 2
:;19 25
Eli
"W M. R. GOliG AS. Prnsident,
ITherly's I'. O.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Chu Presillunt.
Carlisle. P. 0.
.1111 IN C. DUN LAP, Sevry., Me,hanksburg.
MICHAEL COCKIJIN, Treasurer, Sllepherth.a.wn.
C UMBER T,AND coy John Slier-lelz, Allen
Henry Zoari Shiremanstown; Lathy ettn Peffen.
Dickinson; Henry Bowman, IThur town ; Mode Gil f
flth. South Middleton ; Samuel eb
Graham, W. Penns
horn: Samuel Clover, Meehanieslinrg : .1. W. Cook I in,
Shephordstown ; D. Coover, Upper Allen; .1. 0. Sax•
ton, Silver Spring; John flyer, Carlisle;- Valentino
Perms o, Now Cumbeiland.
Vnltit couNT S. Picking. Dover; Jas. G
NVarrlngton ; .1. F. Deal dorlf, Washington: Richey
Clark Dillaburg; D. liniter, Fairview; John Williams.
Cv moll.
DA U NI f N CO.—Jaen!, !longer. Harrishnrg.
M e mbers of the company having pollelesahout tort
pine. can have thorn renewed by making application to
It [IV nt the Agents.
Vet,. 2.5, 1 i•G'2.
fIUIBERLA.ND VALL,EY R. R.-
N7'.h; I:, AR R ANL' E,111: XT.
On and aft, V. NOVEMBER 1, ISIII, Pasaanger
Trim, will run as lallaw (z..anclu)s exceptall l l
FOR ell AMBEIT-111_ , 11 1 1 AND lIARIIISBURO.
1 Train. 2.1 Trai a.
ca A M. 21, D. M.
1.0,0 110...rer , tow 0, .
C 11.00 0 ,00-10,4, 4 , 30 " Arl.4 20
" 1.10
" Sllloolo,.berg, 11,11(1 " 142
'` Ne, vill”, 0,52 " 215
" l'arli , -,le. 10 10 "
I` 11 , /rhmtie , loo . 2, 1 0 42 " 527 "
Arrive et 11arr1,101,12, 11.15 " 5,55 "
1011 (211A.11111.1II,I111.:11(3 AND II t6F.IISToII N.
I , l'l'r:dn. 2,1 Troln.
r.'vv Ilarri , ltrz 0.05 A.ll 1.50 l'.lll.
" 111..90tulesliurg h. 47 " 2:to ~
" Carlisle. 9.27 " 5.03
" N'svllle. 10 02 " 1'..14 '•
" Shilll,/01,100.c. 10.53 " 415 0
" (10L 01.4',,.1rt ire) 11 10 .1 5"
" lirren.,o4ll., 11.55
.Irllve at 11:02eibtown, 12.55 • . r .
Tit it El , . Daily Ttnins loaN e 11.1rrisIn'g fur 1'1tt.,11.,i
at. 1 1 ,. and TA.. A. 11., aild 1.50. I'. \I ,
1... , r Phil oh:10100,N is l'en 0 , ,, Ix:0115 l'entl.ll Itnilo.ol.
AI .2 10 .1. 11., 12 15, 1.1:0.: , ,1: ,. .:. P. 11. NIA 1.0000..1
V. 11 11., al ~00 A. 11.. eOl 1.1 - i, I'.ll. 1 . 01 Baltimore,
:0 t.lui 2,1.01 0. Al.. A: 1 0.1 P.M.
1 . . , 1 . t 1., el HI: all d Al illl I,,pflit. :it 1 111 :and v.15.1 ' .
M I . 'llll , ,11 i..1.1.di1:1 1 ,, ` Id 3i. '2,1111, I'.
NOT WE 11) l'A,I , 1114:11S: At all rI0ItIon.: INliorl.
Ti.o,, , ts ale -01,1. )iy. 1101,0,t0w 0, 11,00eart10, - 4111:101
,„ : ,.1 0 , , ,, ' , O 0,.0,01.101r2. New . . ille. 15t-1i , .111, Nie(d4Adli,-
d u , _ ,d,d Idtri.j.dlllrld it rod...lion of '1 . 1..N CENTS cul
l. II 'l'o I•ot, N, ill horn:010 to all l'asoloozers that provide
theni, 11e , v it ll Ticket: bel ,, re elt tering the l'ars.
1. N. LULL, pi . y.por't
~
p,,,,, d 1)111,, Chlonherslo•
O.C• 1
Vora N. IN.II c _
F () t. z s E 'l' 11
_Horse and Cattle Powders.
P.owlere hive prove after a trial 'several
1,1, I I.t• ,111,0.11.01 . to any I,ll.par:dial Iti tine hind in
i t se The eldef impala its ot these Powders :irises from
the fi,L that they ate emlipmeidpf that have
Lai log properties. 'I he Lu t.tt ire
ililitiosh.to the ,I..11:1111 nud hitestinos, the
Toni , dtieligth to the of the thirst, ail 1
the pa ileitig 'tied who., contained In 1.111.1111.11'11,1. the
Ida. I. and lay the Para herd!ht and vl,lltus
olrgulat him The line ill thin I 11111 , 11 V, the w
strenet hens the appetite :mil eh es the hots,• a fin
smooth and gles,y skin —lnt pro‘lng the appearance,
vl i zor and spirit 'if the
Hie so are not intended, us moat powders are,
to bloat the nuimnl, , to give hum the appear:turn of
1.01111 hit ehers not, t vally —tm!,, to remove the illseme
and promote his general health.
The... Powders will st. /1'11 , 2,01011 V., ,t,111:1(.11 :11111
In
le,liw•,, l'lrelme them hoot etienslia matter, and liring
than to a healthy state. They are a sure prevention
Lung VI 1.1, and a et:stein num ily Mr all diseases
id en t to the llorse, as lit:milers, Yellow Water,
tempers, I onaltir. Helves, Slavering, CouAis. Loss of
Appetite. and Vital 1:111!tv,y..1.e. 'rhea° Pies dot s.ll 11:4,11
1,0 0.. Hues time, a reek, through the winter and
split], your nor, will never get the Lung 'Fever, (Mlle
or Ital.: A new doses o r these Powdeln w 111 retool e the
'id l'ough on :lily Ilene. 'Were owners cif I lase., to
Pied a few of Powders every ear, they might
'All If tile lis es of many I:111131,k 1114,1,
31 ILC I COWS.
The properties this Powder possesses in increasing
the quantity of Mill: in Cows, gives it an imp,' tan.,
and value which should place it in the hands of every
poison keeping a Cow. In fattening Cattle it gives
them an appetite. loosens their hide, and makes them
thrive murk falter.
In all di ens s's of Swine, as Coughs, Ulcers In the
Lungs and Liver, hy putting from nalt it paper to a
Paper st tun's Poirder•. in a barrel of Swill. the above
diseases can be used er entirely prevented. Ity sang
these Powders th- Hog; Cholera can be pu•vented. Pro.
pared by S. A. FOCTZ, We-tininister, Nld.
ft 'ELF, sale by F. P. PANN K Kit, Carlhde. Pa..
and by all country storeiceliets. Price '25 cents per
paper, or five papers for ono dollar.• [A ug, 23, lhbl.
At OG-11,13Y . 'S CHEM' CASH STORE
CIALICOES (H, and 10 "cents, best
j q u,dity Calico at 121. cents, Domestic Iling.hams at
14 7 a cents, Dofuestie Mainline S Si 10 vout, Domcstic
II iisli u, Fond article, 12 1 :a, TI-kings, Cheelzs, Table Dia
per, et low prices. Cantnn Flannels 1:2 ; , ,,a,
Hooped Skirts, the cheapest in the coun , y.
BLACK SILKS
nt vor, low t,riees. Illaniti,t9 and Flaunnit, under pries.
CI,OTLIS, CASSINI WIES, Joanna, Vestings, nt astonish
ingly line pricer,
All tiny old friends and easterners aro respectfully In.
rited to call and examine Mr themselves, us I will nut
ton undersold by anyvoters in the county.
. .
Main street, opposite tile Dopot,
CHAS. °MUM', Trustee
Fe b. , 2a, l Sfl2
HAS LEFT LEONARD'S COR
w. sm i LEY
•
Hereby glres naive to his fritinffil, customers, and the
that ho hex removed his store hoar Leonard's
corner to his new room—formerly known as (Seller's
hurt store—on North Ilannver Street. bet Ween the Car.
lisle Deposit Bank and Iluyett's Drovery Store.
II st'erk of It IIA DY•M A DP:CLOTH l Nth Boots,
Shoes 'truth Itchs is large and complete, and you .t
eon depend 5111011 the fact that he con and will
sell cheaper than ever Viand' always intends to it
sell good goods and at a lower price than auy person
else. •
.•
bLOTUIN6
•
, Always an hand, the most seasonable, best made
Z ,11,1 and fanhionablu Coats, PantslOons and Vests
from the commoneSt to time best qualities, which
•• cannot fail to tit, plettao the eye_ and gi v e malls
faction In general, Also, Shirts., Under•shirtS and
drawers, collars, cravat a swipenders, gloves, stockings,
Ac.,, A., all•to be sold at the very lowest prices.
.
Always on band, a large and complete arsort•
nn nt ot every_varloty of Boots, Brogans, Oxford
Tins, Slippers, °alters, .lefforsous, Or Ladles
and Oantlrmen; Misses and Iloys, youth and
cM4tren, all to ho sold cheap. Also on hand and eon.
stantly 111mnd:taming the hest Fine French and Mfns
Mrroceo goots, and Jeffursone for Ladles. Ira_ All ripe
sowed free of charge.
atA largo stock of Hats for Mon, Rost and jii
Children, conintoa, good lina two. All sail- --
lag cheaper than over..
TRUNKS, TRAVELING a Ails, umintELLAs,vlm7
oANIsED GUM COATS .."1 , J1) LEGGINGS , —
. CIIE AREA THAN tVI2III.
I beraby. tender Any _thanks.. to my_enatomers. and
Mende. for past favors, and earnestly solidi yOu.,all to
call and see me and my,stook of goods, botdre l you par
chaae olsMalfero. ee.l and determined to Mdt every effort
to aupply you wltll tbaltory bostotad atifuott prleed as
tvillsult all. Ho Imrtleulir to look for Any alga,
April
. 6,1861.-71) , .
„. • 7,..W..8M1LEY.
3. REAMER
„ .
Totiiif.roperty for' Sale,
nr stillsoriber offers at private sale
ty;: ns t o rnl u ilf Of.the tOn:n 'lot situate On Abe
north r est corner.nf IfenoTer and South are*, or he
rrIII sell the large'Pratim Barn that le thereon eree.ted,
to- ho removed;. end -if neither by the lAith'ef
March next, then the whole wllLhe for rent.
Fob. 28,181,12.—W'. W
SHERIFF'S' SALE
MIME
•
CII INUI OR iiiityrE,'
11 0 G S
PRICES REDUCE[!
DODI'S AND SHOES
HATS
-Zusfness tEctrOg.
~
, .
M. P r
FNII.OBE, Attoreey ti t laiN . v.
W . . . ?
_ _om, I n Itheem7a Mill: Froreeolobal - bitsl-'
riess kouiiitly attended to.
February 21, 1802.
TJFITS E. SIIAPLEiri Attorney a t
earnsto Pa. Attends to scenting and col
lecting Ettildievi l Past, Thiuntiti4. and Pensions, Sl AI rut'
nislicit Information elattvo thereto. Wilco on South
'layover Street, opposite Betts's store.
Dee. 27. 1861
J. MARSHALL-ATTORNEY AT .
giLki.l Ofilco with W. M. Penrose, In Itheent'g'
lath
T M. WE AKLEY.—A ttorney at Law.
ty
• °Mee on south Hanover street, opposite Rentz'
Dry Maeda store. All professional business entrusted
to Min 111 l be r6iniptly attended to.
()Slq . 'l-1 RITNER, JR., Attorney at
tj/ Lnw nod Surveyor, Mecharti,lmrg.. Pa. 0111 co
Stroot, hvo do.vo th of thn Bank.
if.ir Business promptly attended to.
IHAW CARD.-CHARLES E. MA
-111,A:01-111,INI Attorney et _Law, °Mee La
how, bilimitv,z, Jost oppegite the :11arlet Hone,
Ceelisle, 3laretx 14,
J. W. FOUiLK, A tturney at Law
I. OMee with .1. R. Smith, EFq., In liheom•s 11411.
All Business entmsted to him will be promptly at
landed to.
,4ftty WAY.
CP. rITLVIRICTI, Attorney at Law.
a—Office on North Ihnever street, n few doors
south of Mass' Hotel. All huSiness entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to. iAprills.
\v. C. It FIEEM
ATtoRNET AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT
Minneapolis, il/inneso[a.
Txint, give sperial attention to r nll,tions through
'I V out the t. , tttlo, matte Investments, buy and sel
Real Estate and Henn - Ries. Negotiate loans. pay In xec,
locate land warrants, &c. Refer to the member,
tint Cu.uberland County liar, and to all prominent, citi
zens of Carlisle. l'a. ug-Pbtl-]y.
Z I Z. 7.
his otlleo to S it k 'h
Hanover st .",t, directly opposite liente's store. All po
tionto entrusted to life care, either trout town or euuu.
try. will he promptly attet dod to.
Nov. 15. 1561.
Dit 8. B. KIEFFER Office, in North,
Hanover ktleet two qoors from Arnold fi Son's
to,. Office !morn. loon• wirtir ila rly from 7 to 9 o'clock I
A. M., and frOm 5 to 7 o'clock. P. M.
TVR. GER
OGE S. SEA
-1 R 9.40,T. n-ENTisT.
O C;P s .. •
titnote College of Dental Su ',Tory.
•f to JINN , at tha rsidrurr 01 his mother, East Lnuthor
strent. throe door:4 belinv De,lll‘ra.
March 19, lrift
Da. I. C. LO 0 S '"
south Hanover street. f,„
nextloor to the Post
olb cc. Aug. 1, '69.
Eo. W. NEIDICI-1, 1). D. S.—
Late Uctnou*r::lor , .fllprtntivo Doulistry to th . o
let t tit rr :.. 1
1 ! ) : , 1 . 1 „ t.LI: i s
lr , i4 , !:V ego of
npro , it, )111-1.211 II Main sheet, Carli;le, Penn
I=
,CS. )eV. lIAV EDSFICK, Druggist,
N,rth Hanover Street. Carlislo.
PllvsieinlC , preq,lptlonsraratully rompounclod
A full supply nl 1 . .... 5ir drynn and rl'itnnivals.
ate - FARE REDUCED.
STATES UNION 110 TEL,
GOA & 6O Marleet Si., above 811.01/
TER II? 25 per day
UNITED STATES lI6TEL.-
=I
S. E. C,r. llik 31,A 6i ,
MIMI
H. W. GA,
MIME
MEE
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM
-
• • 44-'
E S5O %,
• r
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium ei or , a r oc,l ut !hr Cumberlund County
yricid(lral Fair of 1857.)
The , alleireiber jo.;
assortinaut et .11 iel"h in hin elee hreaahi, to lux
b,+ I. dvt-rin.,•,: svilut pry--; that de
ry eempetit h
Pmr I 0
Cik at 111 be r,
Y:lning-room,
Kllolaen 1.1.11,1
()Mee
17mbrarIng every artiols used by House and Hotel
ltvepers, of the most approved and tindlionablo design
Old lir:hilt. I nelutllng also Cottage furniture in setts,
reeeptiortand Camp Chairs, : L et trusses, frames,
pint ti.
P111,11:1 , 1 , ,11 . 0 requested to call and ,examine
stoek, at his exteiod hare-rooms, Steal Main street.
Not th aid,.. A. 11. ENV lNit.
l'aiticitlar attention 0,111,n ss II dial to funerals;
orders from town and sountry, attended to , promptly
and on moderate terms. A. 11. E
earlikle. May 12. I s,flS.—ly.
USE DALLEY'S MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
%he only true Pain Extrartor to the
TAALLEY'S Poiti Exiructor will curd
7wouna,
rxtra,tor rill put,lue nll extortml In.
ihnumation.
hallo3's P,kin Extractor wilt pro vent and destroy tnor-
Dalley's P“in Extractoroil! cure Ourns of an kinds.
hallo) '5 Pain Extractor heals Blibter., free of pain or
),nark.
holler's rate fiqrartc: neutralizes all Poisons Infu
sed by Insects or Reptiles.
folly's Pain Extractor will cure I roken Breasts,
Sore Nipples, Piles, Sc.
Dailey', lain Extra. for will cure Salt Interne, Scro
fula, Scald Head.
halley's Pain Extractor will cure Chayped !lands,
Chill Mains, etc.
Dalley's Vain Extractor will cure COOl5, urbuncks,
Elms. Wart Boils. kr. -
Nn
housekeeper should ever be without a hoc bandy,
for no,'. The I.l[ooly use of a single box nut) prove of
More value than NU times its cost.
Parents!—lf you have a son iu OW Array, Rend him,
a Box of Pulley's Paiii Extractor. 11 may be the Mena::
of saving his life, fir the Ill's of a comrade: - for It
tUre wounds of all kinds without pain. 'fry the cope.
HMCO C If he does not use it. it trill cost you lout lit.
tie. .
Slsters!—lf you have a dear Brother In the A rrrtt,
send him a Box of Dalley's Pain Extractor: for It NVfll
alien WOllllll.. of all kinds, and it may be the ut.tas of
saving }our brother's lite.
Daughtets!—have len a loved ono in the Arpiy, who
is dearer to yea than life itself? Send him a Box,el
Dalley's Pain Extractor. It will ctt is wounds of all
kinds, and prevent Inflammation, and imiy be the
mOllll5 of car Me n 115.. 1 f you ht,venu ,•onyeulence, fur
tending It, send it by mail. It will emt•you hub 9 cents
postage for a 25 et. box', and in like monortlon thr 50
rt. and $l,OO box. The Mtge boxes contain 'mauler the
money than the 25 et. boxes.
NOTICE —That Dall•y's Magical Puitt,Extractor will do
all and even mote titan we elaint it will, we refer to Dr.
Valentine Idott, and booth edit of other eminent Physi
cians end Surgeons, besides Millions of people - all over
the land, who have used the Extractor with never fail
ing sueeess for the past 20 years. 1•'or sago by all Drug
081,s, and by
HALL A MICKEL, Agents, •
218 Greenwich Street, Now York,
Who will Fonda Los, of either sloe, Postage paid, to
any address In the United States, on receipt, In poney
or In Postage. Stomps. of 25 eta the the small 51001 or 60
cts. and $lOO for the modinin and largo sires.
For sato In Carlisle, by S. It. Panuebalier.
FIRST OV TILL SEASON,-,
•
-B Lago arrival of Now Stylas of FLU AND WISTIIIt
GOO at
TIE NORTH. lIANDV,EII,,STRINT
The undersigned takes pleasure to it.form Mr - 40'4
and the public g,kmorally of the largo andivacital assert;
meut of piqee goods for - - -
.31:ENS AN!) BOY'S WEAR.
. JustirecoliMtl, comprising all the West sfyles and
novelties In the market, watch have been selected with
care, arid will be sold, at an Inveraide paces, as ran bo
obtained anywhere else.„
• OLOTII„ •
VESTINGS'
Overcastings, Satinets and :leans. which .tr in be made
to, order, or sold per yard at the lowest prfEes.
Tim public is respectfully Invited to inspect our aSoalt,,
before purchasing elsewhere.
ISAAC LiviNaxam
.
North Hanover Street, opposite the Ametloan House.
irli-Idilitary work made at the she: test. notice, and.
with despatch.
fIARPETS!CARVETSI- •
Olt Cloths, Mintlg, flounterpariogi.all' kincli of
'ouse furnishing tlookis, Just rocolvedorhich with eon*
forgo stook of o.oo(tii on hanflove 0ff0r....t0 Clio. fradh o?.
tho lowoit funritot prico.; loo; Inrgo fithlitiOns of Sttn
plo.ifoods. Wo. funk° no long partnlo of figureir no ftn
quantity or pricoi , (fylfielt :two
ottor our largo at city. prices; Plenso na..a
call.. Lib:Wit: l lf, A:11111qt" & fil{f,ran.•
• February nl;isti2.. .
PH I LA DEI,VA (A
JAM E W. POW NR, Prop r iotnr
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V\VIN(;,'S
ING ENIPORIMII
CAOSIMERES,