not forbidden to use his reason far the same
purpose. A prudent forethought for this life
is as much the duly of man, as it is for the
life to come And the man who provides
not for his own, and especially fir those of
his own house, has denied the faith, and is
worse than an intbiel. So that the man who
is careleSs as to providing for his own house,
is far less of the Christian than infidel. And
securing a life-policy would he pre em inert
ly providing for his own house. Beware
then, lest your scruples should induce your
husband to act worse than an infidel.
But why scruple on the subject of Life
Insurance ? You s v, "It seems to be a dis
trust of Providence." But would you pre
vent your husband putting lightning rods to
his house, or having it insured, or having his
ship going to sea insurell, or having a bale
of goods insured that lie was about sending
to the Smith or West? If not, why scruple
as to the other? There is no difference as
to the principle involved ; and thus your
conscientious scruple is simply an unrea•
sortable prejudice I
But yon say, dreadful to h avee an
insurance on my husband's lite." But Why
Bo? He must die some lime. The policy
of insurance will neither hasten nor retard
the event. And when he dies, if you s e c
vivo him, you will receive the amount. of his
policy for your suoport ; and if You die be
fore bins, your children will receive it. What .
is there dreadful in all this? A relative of
mine, and a minister, on, died, wbhin a few
years. He left a helpless widow, and It
family of children—all minors. He held an
insurance policy On his life, which was
promptly paid n his decease ; and his widow
and children are now, because of it, in corn
fortable circumstances. And there are
many poorwillowg; who, to my knowledge.
would like to be in circumstances equally
dreadful I
But you ask, "would he not do as well by
putting it into a Sari gs Bank or tdherwise
investing the sums lie would yearly pay in
premiums on a life policy ?•' Your husband
is thirty rears old, and" for a policy of one
thousand . dollars he would pay annually
twenty three dollars. Should he - die in
three years or in ten years, you can easily
answer the Tre-dion ; nod he may die in
one year! Should he live to. fourscore and
ten years, and can-dully invest twenty three
dollars annually, 1 surposit the difference
would not la- much either way. lit t then
you risk the chances rf his continuance so
long, which is a great risk;; and you go on
in the presumption that lie will regularly in
vest twenty three dollars annually, which is
a violent presumption lie might possibly
do as well iu the war you 'stigg(!st ; but the
possibility involves a great risk,
,and a s
io
lent presumption. And on such a risk and
presumption you would jeopardize a cortaiu
ty for an un cm-mint v 1 Such wisdom is
neither from ahroir:i nor from below.
- - * ItiTlll - CS
c44e1l t
On Tut I-lay runst.inn. Ihr t 00, by p e y, 1.
Tenon...L.lA 41ES A. !It, AND] 01 l un,herhoul tun III)
to NIIK6 AI Alt Y F. 1.1. II Ell. 01 Ihi. ell,.
On the 20111 inst hy the Itey. :Nun Mr
JA NIES M RV ItIIUp POD, to Miss ANNIE lb. MYER: ,
Loth of thi. plate.
On tho if,ih It . N
Ell: , of It sslona ton 1 tek ot, 1 1 t 1. , 41,
ELIZ IBEI 11. 14 I LLI Of Morn on li.oruship CU.1 1 ..1
land Counly
~lC: tlbz
On the 3.1 ito.l , s 1 I; I s . inftot .110.1 of Iler
E. IS. and I,u. in.l.t month, And U tho
The great .101.1,1.1. full
A noel,. 1r i_ht did sead
To tak.. our 111 ile harnilens duo°,
To joy .S that too er end
MARI.
nn the I'tl inst.. in Calll,l, Itev..lollN 1:1.1tIC11,
age , l 4V041,.
'6l)ttat - lifts.
CARLISLE. PI[OI)UCE 111 A IC.RP:T.
Reported weekly for the Ideralit by
AVood‘rard & Schmitt*.
011 1 1"1 no) . 4 roi
t t a tr 4 i 4 71)
WHITE 1 20
TIED do 1 10
COHN Pl
OATS 31
I`l4/V F. 3.0 4 ill,
2 0
FAI.r,
011'111 N(1 II IR1,E1"
Bert► JthuertiF,cnients
AT It 1 ()N I A L.—A Young ( I on
cif appear:moo,
11,1 f and i% is
r hi
argil iinlain a iiith a 1 view lo mat.
liiiTlol,. A
• 1:1'S1' 1\1.: "
In rarF. io(II lull 111 11,P.
MRy 2:1, '62 - t f.
lISTAT F.: NOT I E.—Notice is here-
A by eli en that 1, 11 of Adinini-trition no the
estmte ofJons SANDLI”.II4. late of the borough of Carlii.le
dee'd., have horn eranled by the Register of Comber
land eouttty, to the subheriber re•fding its Middlesex
toe nettle All persons knowing themselves indebted
ere therefore required to mat e payment, and those
having elaimn agalmA the estate nig please printent .
them for settlement.
May 24,1862
STATE NOT I C E.—Let tefs Testa.
-1
jmentary on the estate of Abraham Cayman, &Cc),
Int e of Franktord township, having been issued by the
Register of Cumberland Co. to the subscriber, residing
in AI Iftlin township. Notice is hereby given to all for
sons Indebted to said estate, to make pa) meet and
those hat lug claims to ptescut them, duly authentic,
ted for stittlement to JONAS CAYMAN,
May te . .3,1t452-41t. , . Executor.
-E N(IT1( E.—Le t ors of Ad -
ministration on the esiate nf.lnn. Holtz, dee'd
late of East Pennidsoo Ilnl he_ been is , mod to she s oh
scriber. residing in the same township. N hire Is here
by given to ail per%on,ridchted to said estate, to make
l iavinont, rod t hos • biasing claims, to present them
duly ttlithouticutod
.174U1:I, D. HOLTZ
AtlmlniNtrator
3113 , -C2. 1F012.-
HICIIAIRI)SON'S
'COLUMBIAN PREPARATION FOR THE
11-11A1111: .
WILL most certainly prevent bald-
Ile., Will testore Grey ll tar to it
v 111 eradhrite Dandruff. t.thnulate the Nnt urn! Serra
tions of the Scalp. and will n h. ad hturlant,
glossy, and healthy hair. Bead tho folln,ri ng eel tifi
eaten :
SHIPP r.N,IICIIG Sept.. ..t, ISM
To nil anon) it may yr, ebrn•.The ourierPigned would
ray thla lIP tut 4 tOO !JOU!, of Mohartkrbn'S
Intabian oparation b, Vie and found II to
chant, kits hair Irmo wilit,,ss to a b..autifill
auburn rotor. it is hell tie, hlll a WASII, and 110 he-
Hoyt:a it will aveorapitilk all 11101 the proprietor daltan
for R. It F 8No1,1)Y.
=
The undersigned hove used Itrehard.nr's Columbian
Tropai•atimt tin• the hob, and 0.1 it to produce effects
no sot forth in the above certificate,
d no. P. Rhoads, A ton. Fatten, L IT. Randall. Thos.
',lll,'Clindlish, Oen. Hower.
Prepared and sold only by O. M. RICHARDSON, et
N-wvil , e, Pe , and S. W. Haveretlek, Curßele. Price 50
cents per bottle.
May 10, 181,0-31 a.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
13A1AINS BARGAINS: I
9a-The undersignad lms doterinlned to sell out his
very extension an oleaant assortment of
10111* GOODS
at first corgi Ile will not attempt to specify. Suffice
it to sail, his stock in large—and complete, comprising
.in In part, Monis, I attics and illissca' wear, of all kinds
and descriptions, all Of willeb were purchased at low
.ratea for.casii:iiritt will be bold at the sonic figure.
NO US EA' EAT N 6 ,- 000D S:
Gneh ns -blenched and "Sbrotlngo, Pillow
Canine, Linen 1111,i Cotton 'Pablo Clotho, Ti t :kings,
'Width and Drown Muslins, &e.. &c.
iaikAPETS, OIL CLOTETP,A.C.
A tork of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, ka., is the
I argeFt and best In this Fortiori of the country. Give
me an early call, all who want groat bargains, for Iln
land to do just ‘Chat T say, and sell out, my entire stock
at first cost. dame ono, come all!
HIE GIP - AM , IO/.6.
Two doors north of iho CarllsioThipostt hunk.
N. B. COUNTItY AIEItOIIA NTS will find It to their
advantage to give modr.call, for 1 can soil to them
•itt cheaper 'rates than'they can purchaenthe se Me goods
the city. • • " I'. A.
NOTICE.—AII persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the undersigned. Will please call and settle their Ito
.eounts itemediatiily - Matio - books niust ho settled. -
"Carlisle May Uth, ARNOLD.
, ulaTO RS ho, uuttlei,
signbd Auditor appointed by the Court of .Com.
thou Pleas of Cumberland County,to muirghal
leibtpte the . balanee in the - hands of ,Rihn-W.Faitat. as;
-gigue° of William N. ansselland Stinutel P. - 'Torpor to
- and amongst the ereditore, will attend to the duties of
the appointment et his oftlee In Cornejo ori Wednesday . ,
the 4th of Juno next, of whirkell interested will take
notice and present their claims or .demande.
It. NIMISHAN,
Anditor.
1114 10, 1882
1 -1 RE most completely equipped Eques
trlan Fstsblishment in tliolVorld, comprising the
st nunit.r of I.nutiful tr third
HORSES & PONIES,
and the bout collect On of
T A LENTE DPERF 0 R ERS
trgrollmt . . The whole Parnphanelia Is of the most beau-
Vfal and costly do.rriptim,. The in ag inn are new Jinni
hands.,mely 'Woe rated. The Band coach is n triumph
ol In, mild thin Inroares and Properties are new and de
e:nut, umonfActut ed f,um designs important from Par
1,, during the past winter.
SATURDAY. Mat
Sill Pl' ENSBURG . Friday, Mar :;0,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
of eaell day. Door, open at 2 and 7 tieb ck. P erf)rm
nitre to COllllllOllOo hall all hour later.
The managers are proud of la.lllg Ilia first travel
log company who h.uo prosented that goad old lug
lish pastime, the
ENGLISII STEEPLE CHASE
the roost exciting - SOOl/0 ever intredueed in the Arena>
In which all the thorough Bred Horses and their Ri
dtra appear,
Jumping Hurdles, Hedges, &e.
THE ZOITAIVE HALT
Will claim the at Louth - al of all. iiivith4 a vivid Ides of tLa
s,aines in the pit•sent sln In [hi.; Nt, /I II will ho intrn
dneod March, the Ilntil, anti the Gram], Charve—
llnriug this seinie all t hi•l '4 . 4 lay down sit nip
at the ward s il'ustratlng night in camp.
TUE j14,R,111, .\ ND le \ are the leest deauttle:
end bust trained r , Ilerl inn that ever I ravelled, IlJretnest
lAlto gloat . alkleg !torso
who teems fd,r),lt with human iiitt.llect, per
In nt iNinv feat, at ti l n ud of c il ia
ruamd, hu v.lll ho hitt odp, wf by Lis trainer,
The People' , Favorite (lawn. The jeirtortnerc haxn
lieu, gatheredrr rn rnii..llo. and Mato - tea, nn.l C m prie ,
the ,tars ot let It ItiettliTileres.
tlardnor. Il 11eInnwigs', Geor, Ii 111 , 11, .I.'llll
I' Nlodis
If 11r,LIms, \l I"ilmi Niaditnt•
l:aultlia. Little L'
r. .1 1C:41111'1a. %% I; rt•l,l, 1.. 111./UM. Ilrid
I.f m.• 11
0,1 Ow mornit, the Exl,ll , it,o, volvirtny svill
rut or
, •% 1 11 ,•1 / kr.t, 4.1 . ,•11 I 1:.11
IL% \ CA/A . 11. dri 1, .4 li, /1. lit 21,1e1,1,1
all the Iforw, l ' oulLs, LAl:Lk:es, Luggage.
fir..
IV. 11 ❑ 1111)1.:11, Agent.
I'. N ntr‘, AYO R. RoLL, A .1
)In , i••
.\'1)'1'(1'1;.„
.„. 6,11, tint Letter. Torhitrlell
Lify on the ,s ill of late of HI I or Spro...
h:... 1....+111 . 11 In the !:...21,L rr
of L'ootl,ll2‘ll.l .0..11.1 Lo thy. urlorAiLlo..l
Snlvor A!I 1...r•0ns itolel.t..l to Said
r.hrtr nn; Li a k 111 led 11;1011 for 1 , 1 and ttoo,
hay nu clam. aguin,L tt Arc 10.4111 , 1‘ iI '.. , pro•hent them
r ae•th•aletnt. Ex'r.
April '25. 11.L2 —rt
CIA Itl' ET I Nl4B, ke —4 kist received at
J 001141tv's ciw,no..o‘suot ~t
Dr‘ o
orgs unA FI Oil Clothx, will be
1 , 4 , 14 a t, very low ',lnk,.
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MIDEEMEMI
1 VI N(IST()N'S Fitting
Shirts. ttoole to titea , ut a and guaranteed a parka
fit. `IC rim NI wartunteti Itt Ito of .t
superior art I, le of Lilll, of the most. eel.-
I mato , ' trial;, -. A vnriely eonstatitly
k..pt n Itut I I every tt a lo and quality. Collar. tti all
cult. May .2.
,t 8811;N I.:E'STicE —Notice is
Iv . hereto given that the unili•••l•4riell, has h«en ap•
pointed ashitriiiie under it (hel et vein ph,ry
the laevellt i crerlihir, llati h
ell 31Id mile. et ilanipten Ten nehip All percale k
Indebted. nil] make pan mon t. and t hese
having riaints against ii•ititte trill present them
lin Telly mil her, crated ton the. turileri•ignetl, residing in
l'eLl o Tow whip, ter .rule meal..
0 11. l'ltinlVl•it.L. Assignee.
May 9.
1 , I -IF partnership beretof.re existing
helm..., Ill.•heril 11. lltimm o l and Wm M. Herr,
has 1, en by mutual consent. All . iiersiiins
indebted to the late firm are notified to matte payment
to either of the parties on or before the first day of
August belt
Mean. 11, lIUMMEL,
WM. M. lill U t.
Bridgeport. April 25,1562-3oi
IN Goods, Wares and )lerchandize, and
•,f Distillers, Brewers. I.tunbernien, Boor and Eat.
But Boutes..te., within the County of Cutubtolani, as
appratset and eltotaitied by tieorge S' buy. Merrantilo
Appraiser, and be hint returne.l to the underaigned,
Treasuror of sold County, to wit:
A. 1.-I)llll , .ltTfia%
Administrator.
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eitligt, ?,:t orK NI iller,dry goods 1U
lall=
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EERIE
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MOM
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ICERIECI
=1=C11:1=11
MEE=
11=9M1=1=O1
MEZEIBIZI
IIME1f11111!TIIII
191=1
Ib u ry Sax to n,.bard ware,
NEEMIZMI
Al ini.trong • Duller, !unit,. A.. coal 13 10 (0)
Ohver Delancey, lumbor coal, 13 10 00
S. M. 110 , ,v0r,
A. 11. Ewing, furnituro
=I
C. 0011,y. Agt., dry goodE,
Wsin. 11. )111.,5,
N. W. Wo Agt , dry goods,
L. T. (in•olianl -
Co "
IS 1t..1. 11108,111, fancy by
IL. 1:. Stiaploy. j.velry,
'Fhtnnas Con I) n,
1.. Itrnwuq
W. I). A. Naugle. "
. . ,
.11,1nes 1(011(.01, beoks, Sc.e., 74 7 00
A.M. Piper. (' 11 7 00
J. I/ llor t sts. stoves, 11 7 10
'Mrs. M. Morris, `• 1.1 7 (0)
M=IOIMCDIEM
S. W. Ifttverhilck, drugs,
S. B. ninnobaker, "
Dire. S. N. ICPitror, roofectioirtry, 14 7 00
.1. 11. Rbenin, 14 7 00
Peter Monyor,
.111enb Sprier, shnes,
MZ=MI
.101111 I r
S. Entunlnger, raker,
11. S. Itlttnr. moreltata
Mrs. M. J. Stui.uph, grocorles,
John Faller,
.1. D Meek,
David ICeeny,
A. Illonasmith,
Jacob Ralf,
J. C. Calllo, hate,
J. Ilona & CO,
John " •
Mrs 111. NMI', millinery,
Eliza Stahl, ''
Mrs. J. Hutton, . "
Nlrn. E. Willbtmn,
. -
David COTUMaII, flour and hod, .- 14 7nu
John Schmohl, baker, 14 7 OJ
0 Orosmaan, •` , ' 14 700
11111itin Sellers, " 14 7 00
Lewin Miter, " . . 14 7 00
John Sellers, " 14 700
pavki Sipe, paper, Am., 14 7CO
Thaw I.lvingstenn clothing, 13 10 00
Arnold & Son, 13 10 Ou
J.W. Smiley,' " 13 ' 10 00
B. B. Leonard, nl3 ±lO 00
Allison...l; iCeeny, marketing" 14 700
J. IL Frederlek, " 14 700
David Fredericks, " 14 .7
. p 0
William Askeer, " 14 700
Zeroes ,Cailio & Son, " /4 7 00
Bonj. Hosier, dealer; '74 •7 00
Toter Fauat, produce, .14 7 00
Wm. Wert, marketing. 14 7 00
Jon, iLlbilheetr, groceries 14 7 00
Jacob Shinto, '. • . .14 •7 00
,
Strobm, - I.lock -& Colley, dry geode, • -13 10 00
BeuJumiu Pluuk,,,lry goods. , ,34 700
~ EAST L'ENNSBOIIOIIOII.
Kerr & 1 urnmel, lumber, .
,12 .12 50
;May . &- Illimiefield, 44 • ' ' )3 10 00
Extg/eliest & Wormlei, lumber. ' : 14 . 700
Adam' .I.lslinger, , - • • l4 ' 7 00
J. Iltiluebaril & Co„ - - ~,.1.4. " 7 00
ac . o. IV. Vesler; dry.semle, . ' -,. 33 -10 00
W. Diinlinger, groceries, - 14 700
Wm. Banks, grocoriss, , - - -...' • •. 14 • 700
Jebel) Renniuger, " - 7 ' 14- 7 00
John McCormick, ',, ' . , 14 7 00:
.1 Longueeeker, • " ,_ " 10 . 700
GARDNER & HEMMING'S
ORE AT
.1 E R ICJ IA
X PL T 5 IE3 !
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CARLISLE,
Achnissirm 25 Cents
VII AS 41 LTC N,
DAN GARDNER,
Leak" the Names
Dissolution,
List of Dealers
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14 7 OU
14 7 00
14 7 OU
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7
1,4 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
-DIOKINSON
6. l'atiorouu, produce,
Michael Free,
:Jos Didlemau, marketing;
David Drbw
Wm. Green. dry nude,
Bud:waiter, green. les
P. Ilman, dry Fronds,
James 11. Johnson, dry goods,
IEIBMIEN
eorge 1.. Mile. stuves, 14 7 00
Cyrus T.. 21, On. furnitm n, 14 7 00
Joremlali Weartney, marketing, 14 7 00
U. Ommot. conlivtloiott7,
11. G. Mosier, predobe,
LOWER ALLEN
Bitner & and,Wise, Rhone, 14 7 01
Abralmm Ilmwer, dry goode, • JO 10 01
John Colemnn, 14 7-110.
E it
lilt W. WI-e 14 7 00
William Cra b, marketing, 14 7)0
J. Young, 14 7 00
Gn . Brubaker, 14 7 00
C. Ebony, dealer. 14 7 00
Brindle it - Fons, dr; good», 33 10 00
11. J. Stevens, 14 7 00
D. L. Derlolly, drugs, 14 7 00
Ilenry Spahr. flour, 14 7 no
Sarnunl Plank, dealer. 14 7 0)
Jacob CI reegor, groceries, 14 7 (A
N EW VILLE.
NNW& (1 - d, dil• gogirs,
T ••
& 1:111eitt
J. C. &.1 B. Drown, linvilwnrci,
S G. Wild, drugs,
=2
W. L. :41cCullough. cro•rrioA, 14 7 00
S. M (111inmer, •' 14 7 00
J 0... Laughlin, elothinz, ]4 7 00
J. II CulntrlL AO.. sIOV4,A, 14 7 00
A Fillirtnan, markuting, 14 7 141
John Hard,
S. D. McKinney, dry goods, 14 7 00
NEWTON.
Ferguson k Co, dry goods, 11 7 00
S. OIIll.•r and Sous, " 14 700
Bowers V Myers, 14 7 00
4. & .1, Kyle, 13 10 00
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Ilurs - 11 '• 1 t 7 00
Co.. Itwl 11.11.0. produce, 13 10 on
Snyder V (inutile, '• 11 15 10
.1. it .1. B Ourvh. '' 11 15 On
Neweiinier in Born. • 1 13 10 141
Ilenry I Snyder. shoo .% 14 7 1111
J. A: .1.11. II urnh. Oakville. produce, 13 10 01
J. M. Wagner, niarkuling. 14 7 00
NI7WBURG.
Koontz k St.evick. dry goodx,
James
Duly id !louver, flour,
C. Stevick, furniture,
J P. dry goods,
(h•o. Itwoo•11, '•
W Nl nt ts, "
E Ittvrsr.ll, rlry gondrt,
.1 Itrretem. titarlo•ting.
A.lioodhenrt prrlrr:ting
1111,:t11.1, & \lull n, .Iry looms, 1!1 In ro
1..“13)11:‘ , 1 A lituelthill, 13 10 111)
A. NI f. ,, idrgli, " 13 10 tJO
:., \ I,ls on ' 11 7 00
II 111, Ir , I:I,. 14 700
' nittll .1 Z , IIIIt , D, 11. ,,, . 14 7 .)
=
D Nev, uuui, Fls
(lenrce Coffey, dry gods,
L
IVIn Hawk, tuarketinv.. 14 7 Uu
'111 , 1)1.E.5 E X.
,1 IT 'Tvll ,, r. - rlrv - 7 ,,,, ,ic.
I: "
llfl•eri 11 7 13 ,
Tat , •• I I 7 011
I /..t.r,h. 1-1 7
11 7 11.
7
.1 If I .n.. 1 n.a. h A C.. , gr,
.rrieS, 1-I
11 7 0,
13 10 00
.1. 'leek N 12
.1 .1 11 12 12
:quart A f',11.. 13 10 ui,
li ft Alcrbers , n. dry geniis, • 13 10 int
It .1. ,111111(1, . furniture. 14 7 011
44 , et••tter A 71,,1ee. elethiniz, 14 7 oil
J. tit Inner, 14 7 O.
11001(in 3 lien. drape, 14 7 0
.1••IhnT inTI neh. '• 1 4 Il•
At 'lel:. 14 7 - t.O
•1111 " 14 7 0t)
Alrs 14 7 110
.1 Littnliq. jite•elry. 14 7 00
113tant • al 7 On
01:11.J . 1 .11,1111.,1. II:1111%1.re, 12 12 00
Forney .4 " 13 10 00
A.. 1. tl nlt st.ne. . 14 7 00
1. AI. ltvkr.v. " 14 7 11
Lat. ten. pro , lnmo, 10 :40 .0
ain fin .31.21 e, 111011.er, 14 7 I U
'F. 11 Blair. pridltro. 11 10 30
ht•/, stvtiotniry. 14 7 oti
Johnsen Searer, voal, 14 700
44.11 ( ITal,
AN '•
111.0.4,
S. Alsitre
Chas 114 Oysl or. I
lA ,
\ I ns,..or s.lauws,
Vr,4..•retnn
‘V I Ilvt. th y gil4 n,
.1.6. •:
Andres' Bess.
(I,osilt•r d 7.t.e11t. dry 10.04 13 10
liirnw LuPgitnerkf.r. doaler, 14 7
111:.4T l'EN1,111,111114;f1II.
Lim- 17ivIer. produce, 13 10 00
- 13 10
Ilt-nder,oo Reed, prod ure, 14 7
Edwie Jame,. dry gi.oti, 14 7
.1 1‘ . 11allshew, 14 7 00
H. Mai iv. 0 Ca., " 14 7
Eber .lames, 13 10
Tobias cite«, marketing, k 14 7
lil-faop, 14 7
NVIO. Vanua rd S Co, marketing. 14 7
U. W. Robinson, dry tv.odet, 14 7
tom. Ii Echols, dry goods,
MMI!
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Jacob Simmons, " 14 7
"
.111. 4 Ltddigh, 14 7
.Yug. Fink, nierchnnt tailor. 14 7 00
Fiklier 0 Knapp. 1.1,arr,, 14 7
Win S. Burkholder dealer, 14 7
.IoII,MI. Leidigh, produce, 13 10 00
F. Breckeutahnr, marketing, .
14 7
'3IIICIiNI,CSBUItiI,
J. Brandt & Son, dry goods, 14 10 01
'D. Comfort & Sons, " l 3 10
Brindle lc 3. elswanger, " 11 15
John Belgic, 14 7 GO
lienry Lease, 14 7
Kaufman .t 11rwald, produce, 13 10
T 1101113,1 11 Ilryenn, 12 12 50
John Johnston & don.'• 12 12 50
Enuninger Singuer, " 13 10
Zaekarias & Ilaverstick, produce, 14 7
Jos. 31111eison, lumber, 14 7 00
(leo. Ilununel, 11.1(111 , , h coal, 14 7 00
Daniel Urabiil, clothing, 14 7 00
I•. W. Abrams, " 14 7
Arnold ,3 Co., — l4 7
Bubb & liarretson, hardware, 13 10
John S. Boycre, 13 10
It. Wilson & Son , , stoves, 14 7 00
\VD, Wonderlich, " 14 7
L•idigh & )athews, '• 14 7 00
,I. B. Herring, drugs, 14 7 OJ
=I
10 $lOOO
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lIMEI
ll=ll3l
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3 S. IMHatt, ‘•
Ira Day
It. Thomas, :I;rooorima,
lE=Til
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Robert 11111,, 14 7
Fagan k Armetr ng, grocorien, 13, 10
MMM]I
ItIMI:11
•S. llowitinti,
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Samuel 11, Worst, furniture, 14 7
John Rupp ,
)1111,,t, dealer' 14 7
.„ • 13 10
1 3 1 0 00 Holmes, shoes, 14 7
14 7 . 00 10, i Roight, hats k. shoes, 14 7
14 7 tO
14 7 nn
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lIMEI
Jarub jowel ry,
14 700
34 7 00
14 7 do
14 7 or
14 7 10
E. S. Keene. " 11 7
,Swiler Sr Keifer, merchant tailors, 14 7 00
Jacob IN'woman, baker,
3lrs. u. Bryan.
17..0rge Steinour, marketing,
1 , rank rlarsholl,
, ieorgo IC sir.
J. J. Smith, baker,
EIMECEI
BEER, OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
`•rodorit.4 (.;01'Isle, ' 7 10 00
Uudrih Syritzer, 7 10 00
Mlehael Meehan. • 7 10
13 10 00
14 7 11l
1f rF. M. 111c11( nouglz, " 7 10
Apt Gould, 7 10
.lohn enster, 7 10
14 7 OU
14 700
EIMMSIIII
g=rl
13=1
14 7 OU
14 7 00
JOllll 1114111110, 7 10
Mcs. LI William, 7 10
Ewing Clark, 7 10
14 7 00
1 ' , 00
Mr,=l
George Foland, 7 10
c.
-Mes. J. Low, 7 10
Mrs. C. Myers, 7 10
Georg° Burg,
floury Strine.
=ZIEI=;
Touts Si Son,
Samuel Brown
Joseph Coble. East P.cunaboro', 7 10
Jolla GleF6l3or. 7 10'
U=EI
I 4 7 LO
MUM Burlibolder ' Newburg, , 8 6
Charles Drewater, Newton ' 7 10
C. A. llonneberger i " , 7 10
3..1. Crawford, Nowalllo,B • 6
Win. 8. Dunlap, " 7 10
Jelin Elaloy, '.ll,eclianicsburg, 7 10
P. Wagner, ' - .." • 7 10
Samuel Rupert, " 7 10
11. Shade, Shlppeneburg, 7 18
Pace 511111.1., 8 5
James Mackey, " • 7 10
John Miller, " 8 to
BREWERS A\D• DISTILLE4B.
Bornitz, Carlisle, 15 00
[leaser.' & Myers, Silver Spring, 25 0L
1 BILLIARD TABLES.
GeOrae Poland. .1 tables, . 80 00,
Emanuel Weirlob, 1 tabe, ' SO 0.1
Notice la hereby glien to all Tenons named to the
above list, that by an act of Assembly approved April
11th, 1882, County Treasurero are riqul re d to bring suit
and collect all liOmMea remaining unpaid onar - before
the Brat day of July next,-and by other acts Of Anent.'
bly, vendors of vioou.9, spiritous, malt or .brewed liq
nerd, without license, are also liable to indictment iu
this Court of Quarter Sessions: Those - Interested aro
therefore requested to lift their licenses without delay .
and save - coots, Ac. JOHN OUTSTIALL,
Treasurer of 'Cumberland County.
Carlisin,llhy 7,1882.. •
•
fl UM BELTING 1
I Just received a large esSorttuant of all PIUS.—
gum Bettina. (lam Hese,
.antn &e., 'and' for;
Ifa le 'elteMp at the Ilardirayo Store of
Jane. 22,1800. . SAXToN
10 lu 00
14 700
14 7 00
14 7 00
FRANEFORD
14 7CO
14 7 00
II A NIPDEN
13 10 00
14 700
EI=MI
14 - 00
]A 7 00
CEMEM
11 10 MI
13 10 00
12 12 no
Irl 10 01
14 700
lE=M
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lIIFFITY
13 10 00
13 10 11l
14 7 no
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PENN.
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7 111
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
14 7 00
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11 7
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12 11. Jo
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14 7
14 7
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14 7
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BLINDS AND SHADES.
BJ. NV iDU A M 16 Nat'l' 6th
eStraot, Philadelphia, ManufirlUrer of
VENITIAN BLINDS;and ,
•
WINDOW SJIADES.
Tho largest and. finest .14sortineillb the city, at the
lowest prires, illincis pNinted alid.trlmuied equal to
new, Moro Shades uunto and fettered. , . w'
April 18, 1862--gym
iti.kMEL
• ON TELE minovnAir
C STREET, BET. 4i Art- ) 6th STS ,
Near the National Ilotel, and two sqiicirisfrom
the Railroad'DepOt,
'WASHINGTON CITY. •
FINE PARLORS FOR THE ACCONAIODATION OF LA—
DI ES.
Room and Board, por day. $2 On
Hawn. alone. per day . 1 00
Meals. each 50
Lodging. If the room is vacated by 7 a m 60
Otherwise it will be considered by the day.
The KIMMELL DOUSE Is newly and elegantly tun
nislied, and In every respect a first class hotel. I
inintre• tn call - and nailed.,
A. P. KilitilELL Proprietor.
(`rt. 11. IR6I. t f
DR. WILLIAM R. HURD'S
MOUTH WA:SH 3
A SURE REMEDY FOR A ,
Bad Breath,
Sore Mouths,
Canker,
Diseased Bleeding' Gums,
Nursing Sore Mouth,
AND the best specific now'in use for
ANY diseased condition of the mouth. It Is
particularly beneficial to porsnns wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
rnmplotely dliStroyinv Invery taint of the mouth, ab
anrbing and remnring nil impurltb*, Insuring
A SW ET II REA T
In all who 'nuke use of it. No Youxo L.tur or Youxa
ii ENI LEM N Who is atille - twi with a -
13 Al) 13 R PIATH
Fhophi delay applying tin re 111.14, for it it a certain
rm.°, anti is approved and receinmended by every phy
siclan under whose mute° it has been brought.
USE hr. Win. B. EURO' S MOUTH . WAS!!.
Prepared at Ur Ilceo'e' Dental Office, N 0.77 Fourth
Street, Brooklyn,
teb - ` - Price 37 Cents per Bottle.
A 111 n•rn I 41 i=rouu t nutria to dvalers.
Addrosa Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. 1 Spruce Streot, New York.
Feld in l'hil.n4elphin, i v Diet t Co., 212 Istr.rth 2d
St.ra•t a ti. Ilublr•i I. 1110 Chestnut street; and by nll
Denesels.rs
DR. WILLIAM B. HURD'S
TOO 111 VOWDER!
This Powder p ...svgs., the CA
TII E INil It 1.:ItTI Er , 4.4' 1)11 AliCo.ll.. and
from al, A Ra'te, that o:ut in the least
juju re the re , •th I',.a ti.. 11 en , hely muchauleal
%doh , ut NVC,III, thy rnernol.
11)r. itrin. B. ilurd's Tooth Powder
- ---
15.roromm.wiod by It! Eminent Do'h hqu.
ni Ur line re Ponta' Office, No. 77 Fourth
treet. o. I. i):
Lev- Price 25 Cents per Box.
A iihr•F 111 tiwilrlT.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. 1 Spruce Street, Now York.
1 .;1(.1t ,s; Filth venue liot o l;
.1 3, , 1. 1. 1 ..(111r),..1..n. 71". 14....a.1way; 11. e. is„r nes , 102
:111.1 1.3 nll 1/1-11,gist,
• DR. WI [JUANE 13. HURD'S
TOOTH CAUL' t HOPS
/•Lr 11, f Tor)iliftchr
•.•11 k Ftlticulni I Inplea
:I'l aIIII•.te4 v. 1 ,11 'l'oo'l'llll'HE.
P.u• . ut , rui thon,,vlve, front that dl-troy ing
eali 11000 3-
i,oSS OF SLEEP,
and theh children (rent great Fllfroring, by Itreplng
lo.t.tle of IN. \1 in. TOOTIIA. Rh DROPS In the
house.
heinne,l at Dr. llurtrs Dental °Men, No 77 Fourth
Street. Innonkls ti, E. D.
Pric, only 12 Cents per Bottle
A liberal discount made to
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. 1 Spruce treot, New York.
Sold II) I,y I , yott k Co., 232 North 2 , 1
II u1.1,11,1n 01,..stntet.treet; and by all
DR. WILLIAM B,AU'RD'S
NE URA LGIA 'PE ItS
p)11 lIIE CC I:I: I NIXIIA lAIIA
nil Town' wile, PRont cED ItY COLDS.
NI.CRAWIA is immediately curd by their
ppl ice l ion.
Tli,•) t like a (harm, and are perfectly harmless In
their nature, do u, ,t produce a h inter, and leave no
unpleaaant rebuilt,
Dr. Wm. B. 1-lurd's Neuralgia Plasters
never fall to give satblactlon to all who test their
virtue
- -
Prepared at Dr. liurd's Dental Mee, N 0.77 Idtirth
Street, liroLohlyn, E. D.
Mr . Price, only 15 Cents Eacti.ag
A liberal discount made to dealers:
Address P/i.3eipal Office, Tribune
No. 1 Spruce Street, New York
Sold in l'hilatbduhin, by D)ott Sr Co., 232 North 2d
Street: 0 S. Hubbell, 1.110 Cliehtuut Street; nod by all
Druggists •
SGTICE.--We are daily receiving orders to send by
mail soma ono or sunroof Or. /I urda Daniel Remedies,
hich NVO cannot till. None are mailable except the
Neuralgia Nasser, which we send In an envelope on re ,
relit of the prier (15 omits) and one stamp. lint to an.
camillndatopersens in places where the druggists and
stolekeepers are behind the age, we have put up park.
ages In white embossed hoof's, seven inches by four,
with comport uomts—each Luc containing a bottle of
Or /I urde Month Wash, and l'ooth Ache Drops, a box
of Tooth Powder, the Neuralgia Plaster, a valuable
little Treatise on Teeth and their Diseases, the best
Moans of preserving them- and the proper treatment of
Children's Teeth, worth of Itself the entire cost to
every young men or \realer!, or parents with young
children, with sundry other necessary articles; price,
per package, one dollar, or six packages for $3, sent by
express as directed. As the express charges are not
much, if any more on a dozen thou .on one, it Is far
cheaper to order six or a dozen packages at ono time,—
A las ge fondly will wont all. or the surplus can be din
posed of to ueighls rs with piddle benefit, for no one can
estimate how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and
disfigurement, expense, loss of time and money would,
be saved to the country, if every fondly to-day had ono
f these packages, whichr In Itmdf, is a complete sett of
Dental Reelects.. Address Wm_ It. RUM, & Co., Tribune
Buildings, Now York, and writ n name and address
plainly. That remittances may be made with confi
dence, W. 11. 11. & CO refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn,
to O. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and Citi
zen's Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editors of the American
Manufacturers' Garcite• to Joy. Coe & Co., Publishers'
Agents, New Y ork;, to . T.Bornum, Esq., who knows
a good thing when he Seat) It and trio has already or
dered a second simply, etc.
1000 AGENTS 'WANTED
To listr-duce Dr. Ilurd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Mull or tVOllleri who want to make money
W.W.I:IOy, can do better with those articles than any
thing In market.. They are now, useful, low priced,
and wu are gpentlng thousands In advertising them
for the benefit or Agents. Boxes of samples, containing
a dozen of tho sue dollar packages ar..sve specified, with
circulars, will ho sent, on receipt of seven dollars, about
half price. to any person wishing to test his or her skin
in selling. with a view of becoming an Agent. We li
w old rather pay salaries flail Commissions to those
who prove themselves °Metall t salesmen.
NO,' le the HOW to go into the business. For address
and referellee Neu abOVO.
ASSIGNEE SALE.
ty fI E undersigned Assignee of Michael
Minkli;wiil sell at public Sabi, tho following val.
until° nisi ttrint..3. viz:
No. 1. A tract of land, sit nate in Frank ford township,
r'un tu , rlund eount.y, bounded by lands of John Wag
goner, bieorgu Kiehl, Leonard Minieh; and others, con•
taining
210 ACRES
and 123 perches, with it Dank liarn,i'a
that rata sToNEnwELLIN9 'Joust;
nriu • Orchard, and rum:dill; water In meat
01 the fields.
No.:. A tract °Mind in the &IMO
n
touehip, hounded, by lands • of Dii'dd Shibedy and
others, ceoliiihiug
52 ACRES AND 98 PERCHES,
with g BARN, *EATILERBOARDED HOUSE; and
ocher improveinenta. •
No. 3. A tract of TIMBER LAND. in the 'anmo town.
Rhin, hounded by lands of Joan Niekey, Getirge Wog
/4.'l4er and others, containing
12 Mores and 135 Perehal
Ir
No 4. tract of TTAIDER LAID, in the Fame town
ship, bounded by %Os of .I.p: Snyder, A.Varrici: and'
others, containing
.5 Acres and 86 Perches
No. 8. All those certain Out lota, In the Borough of
,Carllsle, at the cast end of the town,, adjoining lands of
Cgroy Ahl, Jacob Zug and others, containing about
A.'ares. •
• •
The Falco!. the Ti rankford lands wlWhe mane oq tho
larger forth, on SATURDAY, 'the 7th day Of JUNE, A.
D. 1802. •Balo to commence at 10 o'clock A _M. of said
day. •
The solo of the Town Lots will be made at the Conrt
House, in Carlisle, on -SATUBDAY, the -14th - day of
JUNE, 1802„ Sall) to , commence,at 2 o'cloCk • P.. M. of
that day, at which times and'places terms will he made
known' by DANL. BOMA'
' iday 2, 1802-11 : ' ..Xiaktnno.
DR, Wit It COOK
s
HOMiZPATIIIO, PHY§lefAlsT
ILTAVING recenily,l(iliateCiP .Catli ale,
-has taken an ofileeopposite.thfignaalop Mime
whore he can be ronaulted by persona seeking teßdieal ,
'advice;" or when desired, will visit then tit their
denees, either in the town or cottni,ry: • ,
• May 2, 180.2=1p. ' y , ,
SPRING GOODS.
GREENFIELD iSt
One door west of the County Prisan.
Fir AVE just received a Splendid -as
l. sortment of New Goods, from I%ti4 Yi , ric and
Philadelphia, which will be sold unusually cheap for
cash.
Fancy Silks in Great Varieties,
BLACK SILKS,
of all Ottdee, from 75 cents to $1,60. In the above line
of Goods we defy compotition. ,
SILK AND WOOLEN FOULARDS,
Silk Poplins, Llama Cloths, Mozamblques, 91,014213 rd
Plaids, Wool do Lathes, uhalllns, Lawns, Lc.
1.71 . 0 nEitiair,ms
at-reduced prices. Wo aro now offering our entire
stock of now styles of spring Delaines at 20 cents,
worth 25 cents.
DOMESTICS
Good Printa at
MEM
Cochecoes, Merrimac! , and Spregnes at 1234. Blenched
and unbleached Muslim, at 0, 8 and ld cents. Extra
quality, one yard wide et 12% cents. Lancaetdl(iiog•
home at 124 cents.
ZIEM Ei-- 1 1Eitlana
COTTON AND LINEN PANTINGS,
Drills, Denims, Jeans, In great variety and at old prices.
AIM AND 'BOYS' WEAR.
A very handsome lot of
CLOTHS tit CASSIMERES,
for Men and Boys' wear, at low prleee
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.
A fall Titre of the !Once - goods always on hand. Also,
loop Skirts, of thn latest Ten York styles.
'clEtrroetis !
4,800 yards of Carpets, all of tho newest designs and
patterns in the market, ranging In price from I.*y" cts.
In $l.OO per yard. flaring purchased the above assort
snout in Nov York, we aro enabled to offer superior
inducements to all who will favor us with a call. As
ear store now a permanent inothution, In Carlisle,
we are determined to maintain the name (we have el.
ready established) of selling cheap, not withstanding
the serious rumors that have boon circulated In regard
to our Laving town
earns] e, May 2, 1862
BARGAINS_! BARGAINS !
SINCE the kite victories DomestioCot
ton Onotin have deedned, and .there is now Wpm.
poet of gutting a ell pply of Cotton We, (lElDiril,
SAWYER & MI I,Elt, at the neaostore. under Mortis's
Rotel, East Main etreot,).nro receiving daily age sup•
plies of
NEW SPRING} GOODS,
n-hlrh. our old' stock we are determined to sell a CITY
PRICES. DRESS GOODS at every vnity ;
Plain and Fancy Silks at all Prices.
A large lot of new Black Silks at 75, , 7 1 ,;. 1.10. 1 2!..
I .su. 1 75. 200 2.50; now Spring Drlain,. al 1::Jion to.
4.0 al lards hest quality Merimao, Cochern. Pnelfie and
American Prints. dark and light colors. nevi . style,, at
123,i; a large lot at d, 8 and lU. Full and
SECOND MORNING PRINTS,
Inert quality English. 1234 eta. All kinds Domestic
ilingharns 12 1 A; Manchester 18 , R; ; 30 pieces French and
Scotch Dress and Bonnet Oingqamn at 22.
BROWN AND WHITE rtIUS.I.S
nt wholennlo and retail, a gond quality S, fine 15, 14
wide 14,!,1. 1.14, 12.4 at. corresponding
p r i e k All kindle aV V fiioll)S.in large supply st
reduced prices-11. kOgs, Sir,p e. (.heels. U Mitt!,
OFnaliurgs, l'ot inn k:, r. t
a ll ki n d, Tahle Cloths. itheetings. Linn.
!tins. Shirting Line.; Shirt Fronts. Collar , . et, the old
prises. White floods, nll kinds, at add prroc.
SPRING MANTLES, DUSTERS,
Shawls, Einbrotderies, Rc. h op Skirts dirret from the
ftetory. POO dot. td I vs . , )1 loses. 31 , 21;:3 and B 0)
hi, E, 12!,'i to 2.5. Men's sn..l Ltny's•Wear--
BLACK CLOTHS AND CASSINIERES,
811 grades, Fancy Cassimeres, latest stylus, Vestings,
Sttinets, .means. Cotton:Wes, Haring I.le u red
the sere, ev ufn lir.,t class 'fail,. 00 epsrtel to
get up Clothing in the most fashionable sty le at short
notice,
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
We are reeelvien. our Spring supply or romp,
lug all the various kinds kept in a first VIOSF Carpet
Ilona, Carpets ranging in prise from 12 1 2 tr,
(nil Cloths. all Niattings• Lwlting tilaqses,
Shades and blinds of all kinds. 1.050 lbs. Carpet Chain;
Fn's there: Cotten Batting; Connate, panes, Se,
All the above goods and many uLhe.i . s, we offer to
pin charters at a small advance above cast. Winter
hirers (lends—Shawls, les, Furs. legs than final sort
We are etermined not to be undersold. Please rail and
examine our liniment - a. stuck.
Wo will make additions of New Goods as the SPA
sou advances. All Gonds warranted to ho what we sel
thorn for.
LEIDICII, SAWYER Re MILLER.
Carlisle Febrnary 2S. 1 tifil.
A Superior Limestone Farm For
Salo
Limestone farm of the best finality
• containing about 210 or 245 acres Is offered for sale.
This farm produced last sear 1000 bushels of wheat,
nod large quantities of corn and oats.
There are excellent Improveineuts on the form, consist.
leg of a uew house, n good barn, n hog pen and enrm
crib, spring house, hake oven, and good water near the
door. On the northern side of the farin is located
limestone Ridge protesting the crops from the winds
and turrishing the hest or limestone for lime. There
are about 100 acres cleared and the rest is covered wit
timber. With judicious liming the tiron would pr.,
INV., 15 00 bushels of wheat. It can conveniently be
divided into two farms. ,
, ,
The fiuni 3.liidlaun township, the rielmBl aLtrl
cultural settlement in Perry County. A better pa)iug
Investment earipot ho made.
For partieulairs rail upon or address the undersigned.
who will answer all Inquiries.
April 4, 1862. 41. L. SPON.SLMR.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
fla s been raised .in Carlisle and sur
rounding country on learning that the subscriber
has returned from the City with a tremendous stock of
Dry floods, all bought for Cash and to ho sold at such
low prices as will cause sten Poorer to shake in their
boots.
In this very extensive stock may be found great piles
of
DRESS GOODS.
Of Silk Poplins, Turen Lustre, Fancy Silks in variety,
Black Silks of the most celebrated manufacture, Mohair
Plaid, Poll de Choy°, Silk Check, Embroidered Mohair,
Satin Plaid, Cheek Mozambique, Chant De I.aines, Born.
bazines, Lawns. Bm., ac.,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Vestings, Boys wear of gond quality and desirable styles,
'Pickings, Checks, Flannels, Oinghams, Lawns and
• CALICOES •
of very 'handsome styles and In sufficient quantity to
clothe every female In the County.
I have also the largest assortment or
CARPETS
and Oil Cloth In the interior of Pennsylvania, of all
qualities and at very satisfactory prices to the purcha,
ser.
Peebles, I have almost every desirable article In my
line of business that can he mentioned, selected with
great care, and with an eye single to the wants of this
community and the present times.
The public is advised to see these magnificant loads
of goods before purchasing elsewhere, as I am confident
that advantages will he gained by a careful examina
tion of my stock of Goode, which for immensity has Ile ,
er been, and perhaps never will be, equalled Iu this
piece for sine beauty, and cheapness.
At the old, well known stand of
April 4, 1802
REMOVAL! REMOVAL !
JACOB SENER'S Boot & Shoe Store,
has boon removed next door to Plpor's Book Storo
and opposite . the Cutoberland Valley Bank.
Bows AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES!
Grand Bargains
now offered at Sonor'n Cheap foot and Shoe Store
Spi-ing Arrival of New Boots & Shoes.
L The sutscribor has Just returned from Phil
p. ri si cii ,, l i p i b l i d a
a n s n H i n i
r i t t , o u s o t , o a n
° i f. , f , t i li o
fl a t li e
n e , x ,
i t , e ,
s n s a l A n ' e a a i n ,,l ii
l
dies' Shinn, Men's and Boys' Boots, Shoes and
Brogans, Men's and Boys' Walking Shoos, Calf, Patent
Leathexand Cloth Gaiters.
La lien' Button Boots, Balmoral and Lace Boots, Gai
ters, Buskins and Kid Slippers, Mims and Chiliiren'e
Boots and Slmes. Carpet Bags, Trunks, Umbrellas, Se.,
which will bd sold low for Cash.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine our stock.
they will find that in price and quality it will cempete
with any shoe store In tin place, at the New - Store
Room next door to Piper's Book Store
,
Carlisle, April '11,4862-4m
THE undersigned Auditor appointed'
to make distribution of tho balance remaining to
the hands of Samuel Gleim; 'administrator of Samuel
Smith late of South Middleton Township dee'd, will
meet parties interested for the performance of Lho du
ties of said appointment, at his office In, the Borough of
Carlisle, on MondayAune 2, 1882 at 10 o'clock A. 11
-May 9,1862.8 t.
0. B. NAGBAUGIILIN
DIVIDEND, • -
TRE - Bpard.of - Direoiors of the Carlisle
Depoilt Bank have.thie day decimal a dkvidend of
five per cent. out of the profits Of the Beek for-the 'eat
six - rnonths, which will. be paid over to the stockholders
or theirlegal represonatives, on -demand. 'being - made
for the same. .
~
W.III,BEETENI, Cashier. '
Carlisle, May 0, 1802. . '.., , ...
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l'lllatrlinony Blade Easy,"
NNW work showing; how either sex
may bo sultably„toarrled,•irreSpootive of age or
pos Linn, prepossessing orotherwise, with a trestle° on
4_
the Art of essoinatlog Any peteon• you wish. A curt,
one scientific experiment which never fails Free Ihr
23 cants. Address T. WILLIAM & CO., Publishers,
Box 2,300, Philadelphia,
Alarehl4, 1862,1 y
VL(AVS. Jest. 'received - and for sale.
at manufacturers prices, a large'aseortelent of. .
Iteuwao(Pe . - •
•• . . Zeigler's Plow, t
Welrlolie Plow,
•
.York Metal Plow, . • • • • .
' P looretivdd, Plow, . • -*. '
r • Bogle Plow; " , •••
Oultlestore, ' •
at the pheep,lterilware itOte or it:_eavooN;rot• lam%
• • • ,+.lArch
PORTA:DIM COVIMATa PlUi
Two Sizcs,
24r On recript cif pike a Press will Dr nnillod to any
address, postage paid. Descriptive rircnlars sant if re.
quested. iitationars and aipinta .stlpplind on liberal
terms. Exinaordiunry inducemants offered to
goat Aget.ts.
May 2, 18G2-8m
2g l/ 1.11. 2C . 1.1 1 t 12. I° e ,
634 rind
,13 rents.
BEM
REDUCED PRICES.
GEO. 1 TIENKELS,
(OPPOSITE THE STATE lIOtSE,)
w.ic,:i::*7:111w.t.,.,
r ___ °:..
,-- ,
~.., ~.: x
GREENFIELD Sr CO
,Second door root of the Market house in
Zug's ante?...
TEALER IN PIANOS. New Rose
wood from the hint malcers,
11LLODEONS.
The best man eaet u red instruments learn slf, In $lOO.
nitzirs, Aer,,lehns, Flutes, Files, Drum , Ilan-
Tanila•urine,. stall (Anita. Strings, and 'Muhl
ev".l Men-handl. in general.
11 EE'r
A enmph.to nssort men t thrall in:Amnon - Ls. The latest
publleatimu. on lkinl.
the Quit tr. Ingtrumental and
1 - 1,11 in sate,
Platt, and 11 , 1,1C0111 , turned and repaired.
:11:1,11 91, 15 , "2.. . A.
r g
1 E undersigned are desirous of secu
ring the oars ken of n few Voting Men. to engage
in n Ttavelling Agency, upon a nalarytof FORTY DOL
LARS per month, tool nll expenses paid. This Is tot
opportunity seldom otT. ie I, and to those who merit the
approbation of
_the nuhttcyPtn a, by t.trlet attention to
}lll.lnl,S, anti rttly upon vonntnut employment for a
tenu of years. F., I 11, Oh, parLi 'll!arS, address
ADA Hr. Il ill AN
Ill; N 115 Broad Str get.
Mnrch Rm Atkinson Depot, N. 11.
The Citizens of CarliFle &Vicinity,
inviteil to an eF:rtntination of tny
1 v5t.0.4 r ,;... ni ljw.enFNl'Rre. ,to Et,t.
at 11 vid,t., p e r Ib, Dried DEPT, hest
Dot toro.l nolo:ie. ,111 dines of the
went approved 11r,toii,, 'fable COI,
FRESH TO)IATOES & - PEACHES,
in eons. Dried Fruit very tine Syrup at 50 eta. per gall.
Fish: I'nu• Apple. :=ap 50...t0 and Duteh Head Choe.o,
Cord Oil, Fluid. \4 halo Oil. b e at Tol,ae. - o and Segal.,
Wino,. and Liquors, 311 , 1 MI endless sunnty of small
',ores. Terms Cash.
Feb. 7. WM. lIENTZ.
rI:EIS preparation, made from the best
TJava Coifs, is reeommended by physkians as a
superior Nutritious Boverade for Lionel-al De hilitr, flys.
pepsin, end all bilious disorders Thousands Wiln have
vraopell , d to hhandon the Use of COffeo sill uv.
this without iojorirolti cheers, 01111 can contains the
strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee. Price 21)
cent,
1,01.1. , )(K'S the purest and best Baking
Powder I,newn, for making light, sweat and untrilio)s
bread and rakes. Price 15 nuts. lanufsetuled by M.
II Keilues. Chemist. corner of Broad & Chestnut Ste.,
Phila., and s,.lit by all Druggists and Grocera3.
FIRE INSURANCE.-THE ALLEN
AND EAST pENNs•Bnito MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, Incorpo•
at ad by 311 :o t of Assembly, In the year 1543, and h A s.
lag meant ly 11,d Ito eltsrter a:doodad to the y ear 15113.
14 now IT: 3.-0 he 1101 Sicorous op-iati,o. under the sm
poeietendonee of the following Bow d of Managerr,
William it. t/,‘rga.,... Coriptiala Stay man, M. Conklin,
D. linliv , Alas Catincirt..l IL Cnover,John Elohel her
Eberly, Mnses Bricker,
Rudolph nal ti Co Net., and 4 , 0, lin,,lisp,
.The ram, of inhurn.nco are nn low and fays.rable as :thy
Company of the id od in the State. Persons wishing to
become mambo, arc' invited to make application to the
agents of the company, who aro willing to watt upon
them at icy Clow.
_ _
WM.. I. GOBOAS. President,
Eberly's Mills, P. 0
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President.
Carlisle, P. 0.
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Soct'y., Mechanicsburg.
MICHAEL COCK LIN, Treasurer, Shepherdstown.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—John Sberdek, Allen
Henry 'twat-lug, Shirenuoictown ; Lafayette Pelter
Dickinson; Henry Bowman, Churchtown ; Mode Grit
11th, South Middleton; Samuel Graham, W. Penns
boro'; Samuel Coover, Mechanicsbnrg. ; .1. W. Conklin,
Shophertistown; D. Coover, Upper Allen; J. 0. Sax
ton, Silver Spring; John flyer, Carlisle; Valentine
raetna n New Punt het land.
A' OR If COUNT V.—W. S. Piet; In g, Dwyer; Jae. Griffith,
Warrington; F. Dent dotlt, Washington: Richey
Clark Dillsburg; D. Rutter, Fain lent ; John Williams,
Carroll.
DAUPHIN CO.—Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the company havinti policiesabout to ex
piro, can have thorn renewed by making application to
any of the Agents.
Feb. 29. 1892.
1862. SPRING. 1862,
ISAAC LIVINrGSTON now offers one
of the beet and most attractive assortments of
Piece Gouda ever exhibited in this place for
•
Men and Boys' Wear,
of every style. quality and price, and is continually re
calving auditions as thellisetoon advances, of nil the
latest novelties and styles to snit all classes.
Our stork of REIDY MADE CLOTHING, all our own
manufacture, cannot be excelled ti , r
DURABILITY,
STYLE,
AND CHEAPNESS,
of every variety to suit the season, taste, and pocket.
All we want lea call and see for yourselves at
ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S
North Hanover Street Clothing Emporium.
N. n. AII goods bought from us by the piece cr yard.
by persons wishing to have It cut to measure. can be
accommodated five of charge.
Play 1, 11162.
A. W. BENTZ
At,OGILBY'S CHEAP CASH STORE
..;CALICOES GI., 8 and 10 cents, best
JonaMy Calico at liN cents, Dolomitic Dint/hams at.
12, cents, Domestic Mitstios 3 itt 10 cants, 4-4 Domestic
id ii;lio, good article, 121( 2 , Tidings. Chucks, Table Dia.
per, Sheering; tie,
at low mikes. Canton Flannels 124,
Hooped Skirts,Alle cheapest in the county.
BLACK SILKS
at very low prices. Dlanitete and Flannels under price:
Ci,cTillit, IDA IidiIIIERES, Jeans, Vestings, at astonish
ingly low tutees.
All my old friends and customers aro respertfully'im
vited to call and examitie for themselves, as I will not
bo undersold by any store in the county.
Main street, opposite the llopnt.
CHAEL.OGTLBY, Trustee.
Carlisle, Fob. 28, 1862.
JACOB SENER
riUMBERLAND VALLEY AND
%,_.IFIIANKLIN RAIL ROAD.
On and after MONDAY, MAY 5,. 1862; ravronFer
Trains will run he follawe:-(Sundays excnpsed ;)
FOR CIIA.MBHP.SBURG AND H_ARRISBURG.
~ ___
' , . la Train. 2,1 Train.
Lear() Hagerstown, • 1.00 A. M. 245 P. M.
" Greencastle. 7.37 ' " '3.35. "
Cliadilier'sburg, 8.30 " Arr. 4.20 "
.
. 4, tf, LeaVe - X 32.55
" Sliippensliurg, 0.00 " 1.29"
."
NQWVI/10, 9.32 " 2.00 ..."
Clele.. 10.10 " .2.4 J "
" ' /kid Ahtoshurg; 10.42' " • 3.12'; •" '
'Arrive at Sirieburg. , .IL/4 " 'O O ': -" "
POD: CriASI,BESSBUtig AND nAornsus,vs,
• let Vida. Ad Train.
Leave tharrieburg 8.05 A.lll i. 85 P. X.
", Bleobanksiturg, 8.47 • " 2.15 . 4
" Carnal° - ' 8.27 "
" Notrvilte t -10:02 " . 78.30 "
" Shippeneburg, • 10.23 • " 4.00 "
, Chatebe,(Arrivel 11 . 10!'x.. • 4,40
" • GreenUatle, 11.65 . . 6.30
Ar s rive at Elturerstuwa; 12.85 6.10 "
NOBIII6I Iv vissENoEsol; At ell Stattende "leers
Tloltete ate Itegeratown, Ortiaposetie. Clam'
beret : luta, fibippeuebtlrg, Newville, Catikie,sechax4 o ,
burg 6n4 Rlo74ebtirg, a reduction of 'rex GENTS on
each Tießet trill be outdo Paiteetigere that provide
- theuteePr6e veltlt, Tioketq before entering Vitt. Care.
''o. N. LIILL 'Buper't
Railroad OC.e. Pbenaltornburg,)
Re,y 1,1901. ,
VAN Al DI PATENT,
HANAII & CO.,
SOIR JPROPRIR26W - 29 CLIFF ST, NEE YORE
- - - $l,OO and $1,25
NOTICE.
ffEMSPIJ CIAZZ
AT
No. 524 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPIIiA
A .\\.LENK,
Employment.
Kollock's Dandelion Coffee,
AO E.NTS
PRICES fi EDRED!
PMNP-21 . 11
"
CHANGE 'ON HOURS!
Ettiness
VirP.4`NROS. Atturney at Eau , .
In Itheonee llall, Protesalobal bunt
nese promptly nttended to.
February TA,
•
putFus K SIIAPLEY, Attorney a t
Lnw Car'lnlo PA. Attends to Penning and c „l..
feetilig Soltilera' Pay, Bounties. and Pensions., at d , hr
nltthen Infornatlon (dative thi.rent. u:Ileo on douttt
'layover t , treot; opponite 13.117.'6 store.
Dee. 27, 1861
AJ. MA lISHALL-ATTORNE7 A ir
eLAw Office with M. M. Penrose, in itheern's
Hall.
T M. WEAK LE Y.—Attorney at Law.
t fi Mlles on rout)] Dm - lover street, opposite Bents'
Dry 'tondo store. All professional buslueFe entrusted
to bins will hu promptly ettontled to..
POSEPII .Jl., Attorney at
• Law and Survivor. Mechanicsburg ; Pa. Wilco on
Rail hind strnet, tiOn .Ic.irc north of tho Bank.
.0-0- Business promptly a ttoodial to.
Lif A W CA - RD.-CH ARLES E. MA
°LAUGHLIN, Attorney nt Lnw, Office -In
hoff's building, just opposite the Mucha
14;71;11—Ty.
Al J. W. FO (ILK, Attoruey at Law
. OTlleo with Smith, Esq., In Illmem's Hell.
Al Buelnons.outuoted to hiin will ho promptly et ,
tended to.
_ 111 ny 5, '6o.—ly.
C' P. HUAIRICII, Attorney at Law.
_J.—Wilco on North Honorer street, n few doors
south of Glass' Hotel. All 1/11/ill.l. entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
\V. C. RHEE 1
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
ITT TILL give Br a e: e a]
m attentio natte inv
e t s o t collection s
meu t s 1, y
d,
t a ti . ranfh 4
Heal Estate and securities. Negotiate loans, pay taxer.
locate land warranls. liefer to the members 4)
the Ca.•lberland County liar, nod to all premlnenCcitl
none of Carlisle, Pa. I Ang.l'sB-Iy.
NliT M. MENTZ Ml.—Nil - SIC lAN &
T%
Ft-tin EoN. has removed Ms Mlles to Fouth
Hanover stroet. direetly opposite Routes Wm. All ra
tiontA entrusted to his Core, either from tows, or Coup.
Lry, will 1.11 promptly attar ded to.
Nev. 1 i, lift
Dll. S. B. K 1 EFFIM. 01lice in North
Honorer ‘d riot two doors from Arnold k
tore. 0111's honr:.-morp part loolarly from 7 to U o'clorh
A. )t., and from to 7 oclo. 31.
S.
i t` _ „,- . TIT. I) EN . 11. , T frtan the
:•r Urn I , en 1111 ; , 11r,rv.
.0.11,..0fn ee a t the restFlom,..l hi, mot her,East Lmithoi
ntreet, three thmr, twit, 15,1Mrtl.
IMl=3=l
D. LC. IMOMJS
„ r7gl - -*--..,..
-'-- .. 4 :.-e - ----- , .. - 4z,..
South Hanover 5tr,t.1,,...... 1a.,4%,...-...-
next Sour to LI. 1'0 , L...... .-- 7
0111?... A 0:4. 1. "T.o.
GI E(). IV. NEIDII'II. I). I). S.—
',Or Dummud,ral.,r t.f "ropoi, I' nerdii.try t” the
• L. ••• a WI; 1 ,, :” . Onion a t hi , ri• , Mellt2l.,
oprosito ;I:tri..n 11.111. ,1 ~ , it Main stleet:Carlislu, Perin
Nov. 11.1,:,7.
vi ,l S. W. 11.1.VEIZSTICK, Druggist,
North linturtvr Strevt, r.tr:
PhygiriAn', pre,ri ptions en rofu I l v , ompounded
A Cull supply of fr••sh drug, and -hem
E REDUCED. -v4
STATES UNION HOTEL,
006 L. 008 Market St., above sixth,
I=
TAMES W. PUN ER ; Proprietor.
j,i3tYlek.
TERM? • —4l (lac
IMINEININE
S. E. Cur.llth .I.larl'et Sts
H. VT. Hit 2 , 7 /1. G 11. .
MIME
A. B. ENVINt-iS
FURNITURE WARE-ROM
S 9
"
tis 5 9
- *.
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarded at the Cu,nbrrlaid county
Agrlcultr,ral Jair ef 1837:)
Tho qubperl twr lins just received the most splendid
as4ortinont of of titles in hif hne.esee Ins, wlit to thin
phier-011.1O13:11e Is detertulueBl tOThell at price, that ti 9
fy competition.
Pstrlo, 1
Chamber,
• l'oollll, FURNITVRE:. .
Kitchen and i
•
Office
Embracing ovary article 11Frni by House and Hotel
keepers, of the niost approved and fashionable design
and. finish. ❑icluding also Cottage ; furniture In setts.
reception and Camp Chairs, Mattresses, Gilt framer,
pictures, de., &e.
Purchasers are requested to rail and examine his
stock, at his extensive ware-rooms, West Main street,
North side. A. B. EWING.
231,)- Particular attention given as usual to funorals;
ordors from town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderate tams. A. 11. Z
Carlisle, May II!,
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.:
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR ONE ift,itt
TILLI-JIEST AND CHEAPEST 1101'.4:11OLD REMEDY
I=
Madame ZADOC PORTED'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AMadame 7. A DOC PO Il -
Nsit TRW: , Balsam Isprepared
AU) e ith all t he requisite care
and skill. Irmo a eombina
q*. thin of the best reihndlea
\.: the vegetable kingdom at.
\ks. f arils Its remedial quail
\\* ties am based on its power
Nk ' to assist, the healthy and
1 vienrous circulation of the
blood. through l he Lung.s.
• It in not a violent rente
d.), I,Ut maollient, rearm
ing, searching and effec
tive: lain Be taken by the
eldest person 'or youngest
ihild.
1
Made 73,10 c. Porter's
Balsam leas been used by
the public Par over 18
years, and lus acquired
pe,ent sale simply by
hoi or recommended
those who have used it to
qbeir afflicted friends aim others.
MOST IMPORTANT.—MaIiaIue Zatioc Porter's Curative
Balsam is cold ate pi ice which briii,ot it iu the reach of
every one to keep it convenient for use. The timely
use of a single bottle will prove to be worth 100 times
Ito cost.
Novick.—Save your Money I—Do not be persuaded to
purchaOu articles ar 4s to .61, winch do not contain the
vlrtnegofa Dime Bottle of Madame Porter's Curative
Balsam, the cost 0 , manufacturing which to as grkat as
that of almost auy other medicine: and the very low
price at which it, Is sold, mottos the profit to the yeller
apparently small, and unprinc pled dealers will some
times recommend .other medicines an which their
profile are, larger '
unless the customers ' insist Upon
Jutving Madame
Porter's and none other. Ask for
Madame l'orter's punitive Balsam, price 10 eta. and In
'large bottles at :20 cts, and take no . other. if you can
OA' It at one stern I ea can at another.
.003.-Sord by all Druggists and Store.iteepeni, at 10' eta.
and In.larger bottles at 20 eta.
'WALL' de MICKEL, Proutieters. New York.
For sale In Carltle, by SAML. ELLIOTT.
January 10.18112.
TO THE CITIZENS OF
rer
trunpaL.A.Nro clottlart• •
YBHE UNDERSIGNED begq leave to
inibmn youethat ho has just opened a DRUG
17 Bin the Borough ofearllsle, in the room - termer
ly ( cupled by Reynolds & Pieper, ass Drug Store, next
door toGy Storo, Sourb ier street,
where hen wlhort
ill always e found toady and 'Room willing to ply
%be spneulaund,pestel. ' • .
The Tolloirli , g list , comprises tbo Will portion, of lilt
stock f..... Patent. bleifielnes.•
Dump Azio evAmip4.l.,s, TRUSSES„
suspensory 9andeg,s,,lVio4ow Giass'iroll,t vccoo,
TURF.. MrINEB ANI) LIWORS.
ir'firfuixio&,'Paneig, Nntlonil • Mii: Vililettes...u.iirelly.
C*04(46210161, TObACCO; tttla livers, Littepgrepbx awl
Franie.- Blii4ng plaid, Paints YarntehanASealißrueh.
11 ) G3i1.014, ..
, PeANIC:BOOKS " 8t; STATIONARY
aiiiii3O * 4i i ,iiii,4 .tiiiz..ftit, S TATIONARY.,.
gull!,
Ilea I:4lBlllttylneen,,4l - Itlia WO ,t-O'llka. '; ' ' 0 ' 4 141 .
reitly C11001;104 t Ilepe terieWeltiveOnk l9there,
0 ;p9tillepttrnegn. It le qv, irVoliwr omit te•
gye treitlet nattafactionitr„everY 'R . 00.iite'ell *hit,:
may favor raell i tlva en% ,',- •-- ~,
~.9 • • • ' '.
.
' - IVEBORiPi r folq : §: ' '::-- - • .
Carefully..eopnennilecl. at talr.Prielfit,;4loiirne'A : rall;
Carlisle, DA'a r ltill. • s. s. CAN sZAIYA 'Pi
I=l
latiame ZADOC
OvnATITE Ihunst,
Ia Warranted, if used ac
cording to the 'directions,
cure in all cares, Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough,
Asthma. and all 'affections
of tho Throat and Lungs.