Tue CRY 01 "4DOLITIONISTS."— Down in
the land. of &cassia, tho traitors vigorously
brand every ono who is in favor of the Union,
as an "abolitionist," just as their sympathi
sers, the Breckinridges acid Vallandighomers,
do here in the North. Just let nay man in
the North be au earnest Union man, and how
vigorously every seoossion sympathising
scoundrel will shout "abolitionists" after him.
As beario& upon this matter, Judge l3reokin
ridge, of Missouri--a Bell-Everett Unionist,
and a member of the Convention of that State
recently had occasion, in addressing that
body, to remark :
'lthink 1 may say that, -without any opin
lot, on_ this subject, that would justify the
charge. there in not to' ho fotind in the State
of Missouri a single men of marked loyally
who has not already been denounced as an
Abolitionist, when, in point of fact, he is as
_jar removed from them as he is in though or
"sympathy from those who prefer the charge.
This charge has been so often and so
flippantly made, that I have come to consider
it as, perhaps. the most unfailing test of a man's
loyality, that he has been denounced as an
Abolitionist. That man who has been so suc
cessful in tempering his loyalty throughont
this struggle us to avoid incurring the hostili
'ty of the class engaged in treason, and their
sympathisers. to such tin extent as not. -to
incur the application of that epithet, I will
not say he is not loyal, but I will say his
loyality has, in all probability, not borne any
very distinguished fruits "
We commend this - Paragraph to the poor
creatures in this County who are continually
spurting "abolitionist" at every true and de
termined friend oc our glorious govornntent
and Union
ifotort anti Countp lliatters
OUR FALLEN BRAVE
It is with a heavy heart, and a trembling
hand, that we sit down to record the names of
those of our frllow•citizens, who having ot
lured up their all iu defence of their beloved
country, have fallen. Nutdemen they were!
And though the bodies of those slain tnay
never be tecovered, the recollection of their
heroic valor, will never die in the memory of
their countrymen. And as long as American
institutions are cherished bf the oppressed,
so long will they be held up as exemplars to
future generations—as martyrs, who, taking
their lives in their hands faltered not ; but
died like heroes—tieing their whole duly
To the deeply afflicted relatives we extend
our heartfelt sympathy and condolence, ex
horsing .Gem to place their reliance upon that
peWer which has never Tailed — To conifttrtlie
brokenhearted.
The list we give is necesenrily incomplete,
and may contain some ittlaccuracies, i btit we be
lievo it. is in the main, correct.
CAPT. 11ENDER8ON•S COMPANY.—/Cd/rd
David jiaverstiek, Jacques Noble. Wounded
—Lieut. E. Beatty, Win. Ensminger. Ilenry
Hecker, John S. Homer, W. Burkholder,
James Halbert, Win. Holmes, B . Hub! ey,
J. 13 Spangenberg,t—Freis, W. Culp, W. Weir,
John L. Waggoner.
Prisoners —J. E Burkholder, J T Harris.
John Natcher, Jesse 'Hunter, D. Curtiden,
Wm. Zimmerman, wounded and a prisoner.
CAPT. DWEN•S COMPADIY. Killed— Limit.
Joseph Stuart, William Qaigly. Wounded
—George ItleFeely, Israel Stringfellow,
Henry Leas. M B. Slnwson, John:Brishane.
CA Pt. CAUFMAN'S C•.” P INY - Wounded
Lieut isninh H GrnLnm, Robert. B. Smiley.
CAPT. KING'S COMPANY.— Wounded —Wm
H. Shively
OTHER COMPANTES —Killed—George Mar
lin. of East on'v hottery IV , ,tinded —Lieut..
James M. Piper, 6th U. S. Artillery, James Har
der. I . 2th Regiment Reserves.
FOR EUROPE.—On Tuesday morning
last. Dr ZITZER. accompanied by his wife and
child. and Mrs. Junne WOODBURN and daugh
ter, left. this place for a summer janat. to
Europe.
lirj'JNO. LEE Esq has opened a re
cruiting office in Carlisle, for the purpose of
raising a company in response to the appeal
of the ITir Department. Mr LEE is a gen
tleman in whom we hove every confidence.
and we hope and expect that his company
will be rapidly filled.
tEgt.IIETURNED FROM TUE WARS.—
Liewe E BEATTY. ISAIAH GRAHAM and
JAMES W. PIPER have returned from the or
my. They were wounded at the battles before
Richmond: Lieuks. BEATTY and PIPER in the
leg and GRAHAM in the arm. They all be
haved gallantly and did lion - tr to - our town.—
.Lieut. PIPER is n graduate of this office and
wo feel proud of him.
POLICE ITEM.—John Myers was nr
roma on Thursday evening last, in a stale of
extreme inebriation. It appears that John
was so unfortunate as to be taken suddenly
drunk. The liquor was not of the fighting
kind, but of (hat disoription which brings
out all the affection in a man's divositiom
And caused John to attempt to kiss several
females on the street. Not aolmiring this
proceeding the seivices of Constable Martin
were called into requisition. Poor fellow.
"He loved not wisely but too well."
CA,PTURED GUERILLAS.—On Sunday
last, a train passed over the Cumb. Valley
Railroad, containing some twenty Rebel guer
illas, who had been captured in the Shenan
doah valley. Among L. Coo prisoners was a
young man named Louis Cook, a son of
Stephen Cook, a former citizen of this place,
who removed to Kentucky about 2 years
ago. Cook Senior, when here, was
Breckenridge Democrat and sympathizer with
Southern treason. The son was not 'old
enough then to have any decided opinions,
but the germ had been implanted in 'kiln, and
only waited are opportunity for develope
meta. $o they ; the trimition, —from
Breckenridge Democracy, to armed rebellion
ion very •easy - ,and natural one. In this cum
the young man referred to, will have ample
time in 1?ort Delaware, to eliminate the pCOn.
liar benefits of nothort campaign in treason. ,
If the results are not satisfactory, we hope'
they will at least prove instructive.
Diril OF AN 4 !.IISTSTITUTION,"—S.AIIi ,
est II Wittss, a colored. Man, for many yeaFe
a resident of this town died on : Wedneelay
last of consumption. TIM 0 Bishop" nit ho
wsis generally called, wls known to' every
man ; woman and child, ja the eoturounity.
ilo was formerly. we believe, a preacher in
one of-the African church e s. 'We ought' not to
to talk about the failings of- people after they
are dead, but there iverc-,ttoine , .‘all" storiOS
afloat about Elam, ho nuiy ... have• been slan
dered asall,'grebt.,frien
,aie,'but - some the .
;boy& Itojtiid 4 .inke &It, John de B2htist,"
after.him when he. was somewhat: the .worsis .
foraphiskey; .Iu s•Ponipoit.ilari
bad ap.in!tetertice etionty,',and Satri i nfier(
ac
cused him , ' of being tko ll author "divers,
stories dangereue to. lies Oatiiis .
fame..' Peer fellow, j ke kas'..iimrd 6 his ii;Eig
•hone, and we Wipe to .the Pitioe where good.
nigket t i go; 1. Ko,,,spiteful tgassip .catu - no*
uNor.sutnideti wiotten
N 4 ear disturb him more:,
Per the "HERALD."
CURBS NICK "iitnes Meer}
Julybth, 1862.
T sent a chart note yesterday In Vali Eby'a letter.
letting yeti know that I won well, and got out of the
battles safely. end thin morning I surceOded in barters
Ing'for thin Roiled sheet of raper and envelope, and will
try to give you an account our doitige In the loot
two weeke; or an much 4 it as thin Innen 'sheet, will
allow. Lest Thursday one week ago, the enemy drove
n our pickets in the vicinity of Mechanicsville on the
extreme left of the line. As we hold that position it
was our lot to hold the enemy in 'cheek and if permit - Ile
drive him back. We wore ordered Into the battle at 4
n'clodk and fought till 9. • McCall seeing the enemy try.
lag to outflanicus ordered on the 7th regiment to do.
ploy to the left and If passible prevent him from ea
doing. Accordingly, we were marched to the left
through a perfect storm of grope wit! canister, which
whistled over and around us like hail, and t ink peel.
tion in the plare designeted, which we aria UNTIL one
CLOSE OP ?Int Flour, he battle that evening woe , ter.
rifle. Three times did the enemy endeavor to take
battery A —which the 12th and "one's" nup,porteil—inod
three times were they &iron bark with terrible
Towards 0 &clerk the bottle gradually waned, and at
that hour nothing but the groans of the wounded.
and oreasinnal bursting of the enemy's shell, remained
to tell where the bat tie hod been fought, We lay on
our firms that night never dreaming of sleep. All
night long I could hear the cries and monies of the
_rebel_wounded,AWElng for water and cursing_their offi
cern fir haying driven them over to fight no.
In Ihe morning, although we could easily have hold
our position. we were ordered to fall hark in the dfree•
thin ol Gaines' mills and laud on a hill during the morn
lice: In the afternoon the enemy /gain attacked us.
In this. the corned day's fight, the brigades of Butter
field, Martindale and Meettil were engaged. At one
time our regiment was under command of Butterfield
then tinder Martindale, until we did net knew who
was our commander' We were double quicked. in the
broiling rain. fro n one point to another—the enemy's
shells bursting nil around us—and when we did go In
-to,the-fight proper. we were :tiniest exhausted.
'ell, we were finally placed 111 lino of battle. In the
rear of the Fifth Michigan (when I say we, 1 mean
this regiment excluelvelyl wh in the firing commenced
and for the specs of two hours the hottest musketry
fire that T ever heard was kept up: It was Joni one
continued roar all the time. I wow stationed behind a
small tree, and could plainly Fee the rebels firing their
guns and tT irking their batteries; I inailed on 1 fired as
fast T could, 11131111,1 even , lime—the bullets whistling
past me ears,lind rutting the bark of the tree behind
which I was, as fast ac could he; and oh. the eight, a
round me! Men falling, wounded, and every new and
then a ninsket would drop and the h rider d ruble up.
and stretch out dead. Tire icon of the Flfth Michigan I
were shot dead not four feet from where I was.
Well. I kept bottle; and flrio4. it allying much
time to noti“e ethat was going on ',Mind me, when
stbbletily 1 heard shooting on the left and that part of
the line fell lock—The enemy had g..ined our left
flank! There leas no need to tell us that for we could
or,:, them codthig so In solid column, their Harrah flag
flying. and with th air raining, wow Ural yell Now
al I was ricifil,jllll 011 'llO left The right mainteined its
ground until tics whole line gave w, when of rout,'
it foil back. Ti,” enemy kept adtane ay ing keeping up a
stead,' fire all the time wit I they grit Into the front of
our batteries when they met with a cheek. the cannel;
mowing them down an tally. But what could the
batteries do without 1 , 111116,A infantry to support
thorn. fl o w f ruz,ht nn bravely. even until the enemy
closed nn them a n d jerked the caeicter out of the gun
ner's hands The enemy captured e•erlitrun in battery
A. which did such good service the der deinte. ('apt,
Easton its conatnander was shot dead. Nearly eo'
battery lost more or less guns, all however o'cving the
rais.rons. But what means thin cheering in the rear—
Thank Heavens there are reieforcements coming
up—the breve Irish Britfaille—enmine up in a solid &d
-erail They charge the enemy— • Don't fire n shot'
•ries Mealier hut give them the steel and bravely did
they do It—driving them bark over the lost ground
and regaining nearly every thing lost—except Co. A.
battery, which they hurtled to the rear as soon as
taken. We tell back hat evening across the Chi
and soma 0 miserable night on a hill 111 the
vicinity of the limier:Ll Ilea grunters. This ended the
2d day's fightlng—i Mr loss this dlv wan heavy—We
in... r ally 11 lost tie I killed—David ilarerstick and
ti inn ily of Shipprinsburg, besides a great many
Wounded
•—bleat. iles, Stuart woo killed-1n this day's teeth. Tho
next inty was occupied in getti rig I he reginiehtS togotth
er ag•ill. straggle swere constantly coming in. From
the number or rebel prisoners and trreildirs which ear
ltoape had. the 'tattle roust hay. been hotly contested:
we captured tire rebel flags on Silittlay 11,0 whole
right win! fell bark. and. tired 311,1 exitatt , ted after
waking ten miles. we were sent on p el:et that night.
• Thir next day the dirioiml encamped in a field, and
about I P. the firing of esti non annotoreed that tile
Intern, had again attacked us. We were hillnedialely
platted in battle pea lino in the field and had n o t long
to wait They opened en us as usual with ',town. Iti•
terspersed with musketry. ''or batteries promptly re
turmoil the fire for shout half 311 hour. when General
Meiide ordered this rot:intent and the ltit taa char the
rebel batter,'. We did se, double quirking &snit i
yards. crossing a 11,111'01111,1 gel rig into the avoids rioht
in the fare of the enemy. but we certainly e 01.11,1 not
keep In line, and It broke r The retain were coming
nround nn the right and we !wain fell back. A nd non
the bUlletl l l fell thick and' last—inirers tumbled froni
their horses, anti Men dropped like oleo pins. The
The batteries fired iritn,inur own Men, and confushin
was the order ofAhe duct. McCall Was shot in thin
den's battle and Ifilten prisoner. firiorral Mende wee_
wounded Iwiee. tUlknSiti his staff was 110 1 dread
We fell back and are now here trying to get a little rest
and get together our disorganised regiments
I f thin Division is put In another hat le there will
be none left trot this brigade nf font- regiments there
nre now only 1 017 teen. Of the 11 11 Beet. thi, Fri:.,
nil the ino officers :ire Lillef slid 120 mon loft Win.
Ensminger of this Comp:tor had 1, finger 'hot MT and is
now at Fortress Monroe. Clllll. 111 1 1111.0,111 was 'truck
en the shoulder with a of shell and wounded
slightly. dark Noble Is killed, of the flunk holders one' i
is wounded:Led nrisoner. the other Is em ended arid at
It Monroe. [ferny Heel. er is wounded in three places.
We hare lost four Captains We will probably he here
11 0 1.11 McClellan en. arrange Ma plans. one tilting is
rertaln. Id every fight the , relrels otitnumtafred Tiff and
had t, l 'n 4,IItAIZIt of position.. Ou r k paticlja
c rehired I have no blamer, ` and lea tVni'll nn the
ground at night without . COlllOlll, Ziftlllll.lllll3ll is
badly w••u any are pHs i•rs, including .Ile
11 &tart. Of filiarley 1 h 10,1'1 heard an, thing of, but
as ho was with the wagons 1 suppose. he is side.
Yours. kr. En.
To the Nervous and Consumptive'
in' both soncea,' A Haired Cloruy man hn vim; been re
stored to Inutlth Ina lose days. Ater many %one , . A
erne! eu Rm In^. is will Ing I s o•t.lst Ahern by winding
(f, n,) on the receipt 01 n p•sgt p.thl direrfed envelope,
a ropy of the p eserlptlon used. Di ~et lit. Itey..lollN
A LI,. Ilin , Fultnu Ntrout, Brooklyn, N. Y.
June 4, 1862-4tu
Batchelor's Hiir Dye !—The Best
in the World!
WILLTAM A. HA r liEi.ows celebrated Bair Dye
produce!, erolor not to be dictlngub.hed from nature—
warranted not to Injure the flair to Clio least; remedies
the 11l effects of bad dyes. and Teel •oratea the ilalr for
The. Grey, Red, or Ito ty flair Instantly tui no a splen
did Block or Brown. I,aving the !lair suit and beautiful
Suld by all Druvistn.
The genuine In slzned WILMA \I A. BATCHELOR,
on the lour sides of r. ich box, \
FACTORY, No. Al Barclay Wreet, Now York. (Late
2:3 Broadway and Ili Bond Sti rot )
May 20,
tit ithatts.
CARLISLE: PRODUCE DIA Rl{ ET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
Woodward Schmidt.
FLOUR (Suporfloo)
do. (Fxtra ..
WHITE WHEAT
RFD do
It Yr
HORN
0 ITS
CLOVER I.:Eu
New fitthertiF, cinent6
Rosedale Young Ladies' Simluary
nvxt,:,ession 1l•ilI continence un
-1 der lever:llde eir•um.tutces an 91n..dev. the 2.1 of
September. The leachers esib.ting ore tel U 1111.11114 of
tried utility. the rear recently elo..etherl.pz I.llllmmtly
proved suthonelory in tide rel.peat Li, Qr. 1,1L1,111,, or the
eelned. fine facilities in the boarding department will
be found r god to the boot, and the Principal tiledpa
every attention neeuesary,to promote Ito happiness and
comfort of theme who dud a hotn, under hale rare. Ad
-I.II;NRY ItIII.IIIES,
July 11. 1862-2 m Prinelp
NORMA. la INSTITUTE;
G lfaiON, PA.
Six Miles Irest of Carlisle on Me Cumberland
Railroad
ANORMAL INSTITUTE. for tho
improvement and preparation of persons inten•
ding to teach the ensuing winter, will he convened in
the School Building of It. L. Ull'e'en, in Brunson, l'a.,
Tuesday. July le, for tin terra of slit week.,.
Thu exercises will consist of regular Recitations,
Lictarinf, triitten'Esalya, arid TiNcussions.
Daily Recit•itione will he given on Language& Math.
one tire. Natural hclunces and Criticism. la which the
entire schirol,will be required to pal tlcipate.
Written Esseysand DIBUIII4IIOIII, on educetional - topics
will be required on Friday or every week. '
- Lectures will he delivered evi:ry Wednesday. '
Arrangements have been made •by w,.lch lecturers
frote a distance will participate. ,
' . Exvenees.-L-Entlre exponees Including Room, Hoard,
,Washing, &e., for tern', sth, of which 13 shall ho pay
:table advance; 1 , •• • „
— Use or - Text hooks freo. Btitlanarq`a` goat: "'
TO' persons , Of limited .- moans, dine wlll 'be, 'Oval to
intet, expenses. • • ,
For fuilhor infor - inatlen,'address. ,
, - F. M. L. 0111,1MRII,
• ` - ,e' PlabOdeld, P. 0. Cumberland co, Pa.
.
. . .
The Yell Fenton - will commence the ist..of &pieta
' 'Entire'Eiryensual3Toy. 12 weeks. ' . .
•
&bolero admitted at any time. •
July ,11 - .1302 ••;-.3t -, " - .
Grpat.fteducititin in Prices.
tlaie now Offering out. entitle-stock W of Spring and'l nanner I/renal:l,s°de, at exceed
ingly-Myr figure.. The - good - time for *.hargairts hag
really 'come. Spring and Bunn - nor tioodll. are to, be
plaughtered to make room to begin the Fall-campaign.
, 6no ol' late lit 0416 noon Skirts Jura recalved (rem No*.
York at lower - prides. (nun' tan be bi,ught eleenherdfor,
cash: - • 'OII.ItENFIEUD
MI=ZII=MIN
• RIG!
bloonO eiSh';fitere: Now . Out - ,the stock
pl utinuor Ococ1;1 it, great birigiEnc.,-...,lil'ugivit,Lains,
Crape , 51oretts. Mopunibiotioi; bustr , :is. he; 'he', A very
low; Stockings :1; 'Otoves ; great virlsky,
Calicoos,h 6,lngphuis—as elopip . Ibeclioapes(.
A' lot of 'ltlegliot IProitetl NesdlO.Work.,:flounilo l is
ke.: g.'off lees than cost; to "o)Oso AtoiCtrgt:teb
of thu business. Novi Is yin, tltran galas. ,
CII 4.8. 00.1.LBY.'Tiustiie;
". July, 11, 1802.:
. .
It, AR the beet brands and all alzaitai Maep Mona
of Jobn P. Lyn° Bon, Carnet). • 37 113 4 a,
• •
ADZES' & CIIILOREN%-.1300T$
A; Gaiters. 4 now .apply or Ladles, glans, and
'hihlrons Boots &"slippere, - or the best; - worltnialaship
and newest styles, at low prices, ,Just received at
- Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store.•
Ladles best quality Gaiters • worth $2 f0r...5.1,25.--a
great bargain.
Carlisle, July, 11 1302.
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW k*AMILY UROCEaY AND QUEENS-
TIM; subscriber has lately entirely re-
IL modeled and refitted the old stand on the corner of
Hanover and [mother streets, , artiste, lately occupied
by S. C lluyett, and in now prep trod to furnish his
old friends and the public, With everything that is
nice, now and fresh, in the way of
Family Groceries.
Ilia stock Is large and selected with the greatest care,
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con.
dots In part of fine old tiovernment Java COFFEE,
Primo 1110 do, Prime Rio Routed.
SY 1.0 i.S.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
rups. of lho very best qualities.
BROWN SOO A ItS.—The beat the market affords.—
Levering's beat Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Isn.-hi d_lL_Sugardi—vir.hlch_catutotlie.Mte
passed, and as the time Is nrivi here for preserving, la
dies will please give him a call find examine for them
solrea. All bis SPICES are of the purest and best va
rieties. No humbug about them.
Rice, Corn Starch, P rid lia, Dumb,line Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Seep, Candles, .Sic.
CUINA, GLASS, AND
• QUEENS WA RE.
A large and well selected stock of the very latest pat—
terns and sty as. lower than ever lu price, and better
In_ quality, den was ever offered before in Carl In
Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such as Tubs
11neke 1 s, and Churns, Baskets of every description ;
Children's CARR, All ES, Stoneware. Cream Pots, But
ter Jars. Preserve Jars. ,lugs, all sizes.
. .
VISII--No 1, 2 and 3 Maoheral. No.
1 MESS Slid D No. 1 herring.
A larlu quantity , f the celebrated ExCelsior HAMS.
.4 ALT by the Sack. Dairy and It. A dolt.
The suhu•rlber feeling 0111 . 01.1rAvtd by the patronage
haretulbre extended to him t.y his friends and the pub
lir, would ra speetfolly invite them to null and examine
his new stock at the new store, coiner of Hanover and.
Louthor Streets.
July 11. 1362. .1 1). TI I,IIERT
IVITII VA LUAIRLE itbIPROVEDIE.NTS
=I
" Tina machine makes the Melt stub and ranks high
est no account f elasticity, permanence, beauty arid
venom' de,hablenees of the .titehing when done, and
the wide range of Ito applleatiod."--Illeport. of Ameri
can Instil etc New Cork.
The Wheeler 1 Wits in Sewiag Nachinals adopted to
all kinds of family sewing. Thu hock Stich made by
this machine ea mot be ravelled. precentiug the same
appearance upon each side of the .seam.
m, f ,min e is r,OllllllOllllO 1 tar (he followingquall
tie•s:
ligaory 0101 mscellenee Matfett upset each s de of
fabric sewed. strength. firmness and durability ofsearn
that will not rip or ravel, end made with economy of_
thread rimplielty and thoroughllCFß of construction,
.peed rage, of 01101-11,10 n, and management and quiet.
treks of movement.
Mi 2.15 machine , of all kin 1, were sold in th. 7 year
ISM by the ten dliforent inanufaeturers. 01 this num
ber 19,725 were ni the A% heelerilsnn man niacture,
being .1, er - mm-holf all sold during the year.
and upwards aecording to finish. 111,
rhinos warranted to do their work lachilles ran he
seen by_ calling at the Railroad office. All Inquiries
answered bv, addressing J. CAMPBELL Agent.
Carlisle, J .me 27, 1862-111 m.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
On Tuesday, August sth, 1862.
r r 11E unlersigned, Assignee of George
na,he , will sell at public sale, the following
real estate,
No. I. A tract of land. situate In liainpden township,
Cumberland county. bounded by lands of 'David It unto,
Joseph Waggonur, Henry Shaul and others, containing
SO ACRES AND 100 PERCHES.,
more or le.s, having thereon erected a
11,911 ILOUcE, DOLMA. LOll BARN.
IWagon. '
Corn Cribs, and other
;MI s'flu' buildings a'Young Apple llrchard,
of choice fruit, running water at the
door, and a Liinesmue Quarry thereon.
• No 2. A tenet of land, hitua e lu the 'acne township,
hounded by lands of SbealTer's had vs, John Baker, Mo.
sea C. non ly and others, containing
86 ACRES AND 142 PERCHES,
more or loss, and having thereon erected a
LOG HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG BARN,
Corn Cribs..ic A .good.Orcbard of Choice Fruit, and a
Lime Kiln In good repair upon thin property.
These Farms are located on the Stayt road leading
fonn StenetCa ilap to West Fairy my. about 5 rnitcs
from Ifni rkburz. nod miles trom Mechanicsburg,
convenient Co MI lie, School Morriss, and LI arksnitth
slo.ps.
The sale of both premises will tat", place on lice
Mansion toro , t, described at Na I, et I o'clock P. M. on
Said day, when terms will be made known by
U. W. CRISWELL, Asaigneo.
June 2a, 1852—ts
TE subscriber would respectfully in
form hie limner customers end the public gene
rally, that be has again commenced 04
Grocery & Queensware Busness,
In xho store room lately occupied by S C. Ituyett. on
the corner at call Reliever and Lou thor streets,
Where ho has Just opened one. of the 'argent assort
ments of
evor brought to Ca lido. Ills stuck embraces eh( leo
(,;(11Ters, S'vy , trs nfevery dr.srriptiwt,
the various hind- of NJolasses. Teas, Spices, Starch.
Salt. Rice, ''rackers, Bates, Pickles, Candi., Brooms,
Baskers, Fruits, Sump, Coal Oil and Lamps.
f .
• . • 4 CH INA AND C LASSWARE,
• . in endless variety and of the latest ttylest and
be,t quality, to %bleu. the attention of house
keepers is espoeially invited Cedor were & Door Mali.
FISH ! FISH ! 1 FISH II !
Superior alt Fish of :ill kinds, constantly on hand,
wholesale and retell, together with every article Usual.
ly kill!: in ft first cleso •4,cery Store.
Ills sloes bring entirely now and fresh, ho can, with
entire confidence in Laing able to please, invite the
public to give him a call.
. .
Carlyle, Juno 20.1812.
4 00
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.EPHRATA IYIOUNTAIN SPRINGS
'lair; well known and popular watering
place, known an
'TILE EI'IIRATA MOUNTAIN RPRINOB,"
in the County of ',sneaker. State of Pennsyl runlet, 33
miles north earl. from Lancaster. 18 miles south est
inns Itertiling, and ou the Downingtown, Ephrata and
Harrisburg turnpike road, 50 miles wen , of
phia. 88 miles east of Harrisburg and I I miles norl h of
the itird-in-lland, a qtation on the Pennsylvania fall
Road. The property rensists of
ACRES OF LAND,
pert of it excellent farming land, covered with. fine
Chestnut and other timber, with numerous Springs of
the purest water. which are conducted to DOUCHES
and UA Tlis. The buildings are numerous and exten
sive and repaid.. of en terialnine 000 visitors
This WA CNIGNI) PLACE AND SU.aNIER RESORT,
hes ever since Its commenrement been well patronized;
at times to its full eaparity. The Columbia and Read
ing Itsllroad, now being constructed, pes....i within a
quarter of a mile of the Springs and when complete
will make " TII I: EPHRATA MOON AIN SPRINGS"
the most conveblent of accuse, of all the Lishionahle
watering places.
For further information apply at the , office of the
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Kea. 435
and 437, Chestnut street, Phliadelphla:br ti Messrii. T.
II BAUMUARDNER, Agents of the Company, at
Lancaster, Pa.
JU.IO 20, 1802-4 t
TUE undersigned doing' businoss in
carnmo..undor the &
Co., would give notice that NVII bIIVO disposed of our
Stock of floods, and all interest' in- am smut, to L. T.
Orootlohlootl A Sheeler of Carlislo, and . that - In
the future the business will bo conducted in the name
of Grueutield & Shearer Thankful to a discriminating
bublic for the pationago given to us, we would ask for
our successors a oonLinuatiou of the','
The undersigneThavingforined a no•partnersblp nu.
der the Omni - a
- and Style of 4;400111101d - & - Shrtfor, and
lundrig purchased the entire Stock of Oreentleld & Co.,
Would respectfully adopt our Mends and' anstonlerna
motto mitten of iholiNifft,ronage,
timed have a well cud calefully, selected assortment of .
loch {)retie Mods. Slack end Fancy Silks,. Embroider
les, Notions, {loop Skirts, Carpots,,oll Cloths and Do•
mastics of all descriptions, abd'pledge ourselves to 801 l
them aka small advance on cly cost.
, , fill:litZtothlip4 , BlxsAm..-
Wp:hsvo Juep, received Able any a •nor lot of
deslrablo dress goods, ; all of the newest &Bios ,in the
-Market, whlch,iyill hekol , Cheap fur Cash: - • ••.
ORSENNIELD.,t /MEARES.' •
• Carlisle...7,one 13.1,862., ••
FSTA.T4 ..NOTICb.
: A Lottors of adualnietratloor on Itikestatecf - Ellia , '
both Davis, lath of. the - florough of OarltelN'idee'd4 hair°
been panted by the Reglater,
.:
Of Cumbtoratul county,
to• tau! sphreilber Illitog ;In Weerpennaborongh tow n
eldp, All pec•ona Indebted' to ealCoetate will make
payment, and them, havhid claims lint ‘PrMient.them
• ' , • ..010..0. DAVIPSON,•,Adui!r: .
June 18, 1862:-0t' . . ' . ' ......_..._ , , t
.-• MANSION
.tiritlersignecl ,havriog.:ltiase,d . this
ir l fro r at # L ' illa g g'.l) ( u' d a ' or, i jitg," l tel n itri ° N u p n r re etut ... n tr. ;
od toArpoinumtlato boarders either-regular or triuslent.
ThalGoths tiro largo andoleasant.t. the servants ettotio
nu‘dating, and, the Proprietor pledges bin .best eiTertli
to render thoileit 'or stianttaie'flllkeltlietwconifort••
ablnand ,Pleasant: contbp4t y , , Depot. gtseti
thiilditision:Ltonse; adyahtagos veer, Sky - Other: Uotel;'.
Ctrilliti;:hine 18; 1852: • - ' = t - - •
C. (AMY, Trustoe
WARE STORE
)E LNG
- fit s
NEW STORE
FRESH GOODS,
=
FOR SALE
NOTICE.
EYOTEII, &ItOS.
'cUmberalitag
READIATaltiLlratO •
. ,
SU 31 31 It': A BRAN - GE 31 ENt
-118 A.... 1 Trunk - "Li v. North
and North West for Philadelphia: filimltorkEßead•
ing, Pottsville,'Lebanqn, Allentown, - Easten,,ac;;
Trains leavellarrisburg Philadelphia; Now York,
Reading, Pottsville, and all intermediatestationapit 8
A. H., and 1,40 P. at.
Now York Express leaves Harrisburg at; , 1.11.5\ A'. 3f.,
arriving at New York at 825 the alma mbining. l
Fares from Harrisburg: - To New York $3,00; to Phila
delphia $3 25 and $2,70. Baggage checked:through
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. 111.,U1sloon, and
8 P. M.. (Pittsburg Express). Lcavo l'blagelplllA at 8
A. 3E, and 315 P. M.
Bleeping cars in the hOw York Exp easTralus,thiough
to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the Catawissa- RailroaCleave Nat
Clinton at 4.46 A. Ni l for Philadelphia andAllinterme
diate StationK and at amo P. 31„ for Pr - N o w
York and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at 9 A-31.„at for
Philadelphia and New York; and at 5
' burn and Purt'Clinton only, cotinectit
_ and_with_the
. .
.
An Accommodation Passau er Tref
at tt A. u;, end returns trom,lMlladel
AlPtlM:thove ttainr run dell,ti;
A Sunday traindeaves Pottsville at 7 3r*As'3l.; and!
Philadelphia et: 3:* P. ti.
Commutation. littloago,:Sonson. and Exotir
i ied
eta, et reduced
ratesTick
eta, to and from all puintee
is U. A. NICOLLti, Genet-al Supl.
Juno 3,'d862.
WAR CLAIDI AGEDIOY:
subscriber lravirig,7l#olppointed
by the well known War Ultinflftiou'of Barrows,
ml it Co. ' of Washimrton, C, ids thc4' Agent for
Cumberland county. at id having all the' necemary forms
for the proper Deportments. I em now 'Prepare! to
procure tor the friend, of deceased soldiers, the ONE
lIUNITED I)LbAlt9 BOUNTY and bock pa blue them.—
A lon, Pollflioll,3 for wounaed or disabled so diem I will
also glee prompt and careful attention to.'the adjust
mon( and collection of all claims apainatt tfie Govern
ment; elitist'sd by the present War. of ovitmlind, large
oesinall. having ti legal or equitable fou9diftion. It la
Important that persona having just clainfsohould pre
sent their applications at the earliest dir 'practicable,
as claims urn paid In the order in whicit t ay are tiled.
Sly connection at Washington itfitca mi eat advan
tages In proculing the settlement of cla ma promptly.
My chores will be 11l per cent on the nnunint allowed
by Government. and yo - fee will be chartii:ti vntll that
is paid. JAMES M'CANDLISR..
I rofor by pertnisel ,n to Ihe following gefittomen :
lion. J. It. Grahnni,'llon F. Watts, Wm.." 11. Miller
. R. Irvine, Car:lsle.
ESEMEII3==I
1. ICvnfmnn. Esq , John C. Dunlmp. Mectunlcaburg.
Wm. IL 4.lfirgas, Esq Lower
1) F. Shoemaker, k:F.I Newberg.
Ortieey s Co., Bankers, Nowvillo
Newville, May 31. 1z502--:31o.
ZUNEI 1852. .TUN'A' 1862.
I.EIDICEI, SAWYER & MILLER,
Y.ast Main street, respectfully ran the attentio
of the public, especially the Ladies, to their large ad
ditiou of
St:X.IIER GOODS,
just received, creprisititt the vations fabrics suitable
for the preselitileilSoll. 111CF1Jl tillV Ub of eyery satiety
and newest
Lat ti t designs of Silk Saquos. Mantles, lace
141,0 Points, Fr,•.neh Llornours. Shawls of all kinds. :Sur
UntbrullaA, l'aeasuls, llonno ts, Mlsos Hats, Ititobot.,
Dress Trimmings,
Einbroideriro, Hosiery, White Goods of ovpry deserip
Minn, 11l op Skirts,-lle Forest:a-Kid l'ad- end- ChnTed
Skirt, the be=t in the mantel., Eagletou Corded S.k.trts.
Mon and lio . Ca Light
CLOTHS J CASSIMEREA!,
Frenci? Black Cloths, Linen Panting's, Cuttonades
Having the services of a first elas's Tailor, NVO aro pre
pared to motto up Goods at short notice and most Lash
.unable style.
CARPETS
of all lands in ropy largo supply, ()II Cloths, llintlings,
Looking, UrICSVA, 11111111 S, till kinds of !louse Furnishing
(bonds. Domestic (Jonas in immense quanta:len.
Please eall and examine snd satisfy yourselves.
have the host, lamest, cheapeSt, most desirable stock o
bluoils eves offered in Carlisle.
LRIDICII. SAWYER & MILLER
June R Ifiti2
Zusutess tLartis.
Nir M I'ENROSE, Mtornef at Law.
y . Office In Itbeern's 4xll. Proferslonal bus]
ness promptly attended to.
February 21. 12,62.
11 UFUS E. SH.N.PLEY, Attorney at
Car Isle Pa. Attends to securing and col
t -tiling SoWien,' I . IIV, 1-1011111i1.8. and Pensions, al d fur
niches in 'nu Ation chili vu thereto. Office on South
[layover Street, opposite lientz's.store.
Dec. IS6I
t 31 ARS ALL.—ATTOttNE AT
Unica w.th W. M. Ponrosti, itheonep
mo I.
ill. ll' I , ', A IK . I ,T4:Y.— Ait o ricy at Law.
p • lan ;q4 on vouch lianuver I:Lc-cut. apposite 114011 t.
Dly lilli/ 1 8 Ftoro. All orofessiomil bu:4oosl"britrustod
10 lilt, mill Mt promptly attended to. •
LAW CARD.-011ARLES;11 NA
OLAIJUEILIN, Attorney at..J4w, Office in In
heirs bulidiug,just opposite the Market Howe.
Cs rl isle, Irtreli 14 410-Iy,
.
J. W. FOULK, Attorney at Lail
Ij. Office with J. It. Smith, Eoq., in Itlicem'm lien.
All iillSi 11.8 entusted to him will ho promptly e 4
tended to.
P. EIU.NIRICH, Attorney at Law.
o —Office on North Hanover street, a few doors
south °Mass' lintel. All business entrusted to Lila
will be promptly attended to. [Aprills.
GEOIME S. SEA
.llltrlg_ tylt1(111T, DENTIST, from the Bei
m timore College of Dental Surgery.
trat.o9lce nt the residence or his mother, Lest Louthet
street• three doers below Bedford.
March 19, lttati—tf.
GEO. W. NEIDICII, D. D. S.—
L:kto Demonstrator of "petal ire Denlistry , to the
Baltimore College ol
Dets' Surgery.
41t.T Office at his re.htence,
oprosite ob eat Main street, Carlisle, Pena
Nov. 11.1657.
VING SALOON.—Having fitted
qj op in the very hest style. the room Cra noes
building. nest door to A. 1.. Sponcler's office. I sin pre.
pared to give my tonsorial attentions to all who may
honor nie with a I shall consttintly 1 , 0 im;.plieil
with competent and polite hands and shall stiareno effort
to give general satishiction. I wish 50 midinr a gun.,
boy, between 14 and II years old, Apply imoindhit.oy
to J. id YElt6.
Ca rl Isle, June 27.1842-Iy.
A DMIN ISTRATO WS NOTION'. —
riL_Notice is hereby given. that Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of John Kissinger. lobo of l'enn
township, decd, have been gt a atoll to the undersigned
residing In Newton township. All persons knowing
themselves indebted will therefore please motto Tay
latent Immediately, and those having claims will pre
sent them for settlement. DAVID DEMDTLI,
June 27, 18112-6t*.
Dissalution,
THE partnership I)eretofure existing
between Richard 11. Hummel and Wm. M. Herr,
has bon dlssolv../1 by mutual consent. All parsons
Indebted to the Into firm are notified to matte payment
to either of the parties on or before the first day' of
August next.
WILD. 11, lIUMMHI.,
V3l. M. ,
Ilrl7lgoport, April 28, 1862-3 m
ATI.ENTION FARMERS.
CArmai.c, June 25, 1662
We feel Itim saying to the farming community of
Cumberland County and elsewhere, that we tested one
o. the Lewisburg Homer and Merverilds day in heavy
Lodged Clover very difficult fur any machine ,to cut,
from the fact of Its treing very wet and the Irian - toe -
We can safely say that we never saw a Nirehine to beat
It. Also-a very easy draught Iklardilun for two horses,
atom so than any we over saw.
PITIL7I!
InIANI.11:4811ETItON,
JOHN . HALL.
Juno 27, 180,-3w,
school. Tax 1111 4 4862, .
r T"E taxable citizons . of tlitf,Borouoll
-
of Carlisle, are berebY notitled thlit 'the Treasurer
of said SclieFol District will attend at the County Court
Rouse, (Commissioners' Ofllee,) on TiIUESUAY, AU
OUST lithiheit, between-Alio hettraolle and 12 ihtlie -
lbrenoon, and 2 and b o'clock - in the aiteinoon of said
for the purpOse „of 50:414E1.1g- and.reeeloing• tbe •
School-Tax erreseedifoitinf prbsontyear.l On all fates
paid on or before that date a4eduetion -will ins made
Af FIVE _PPR CENT.' Perrone' rishing ;to ,
their
Taxes in the inearitiniir-ran •do so ,by/ealling ,on the,
Trinsurer et hie place of bus i oese, ' l o.larion" U:
O 11",
building, Wootiligh streot: • ; r
• " J ,:ll7..EWY,!fireasurer.
, • Carlisle, Inno'2o. 1861 *.- '" • • -
.
• Hay Elevatora; Hopes and
A RILL ,assQrtmegt of OcOe . : acmg.(o,o.:
xi. able' 'artlblos OtoiO
an oudletiOlomortmort kof StiOvglei, - ;1;o4'.Ot
t,bb boottookos Antmost appro_vtia 'Oatterim. For sato
4t.tho Otani of JOHN l". LYNE:& 8011; N6vEa '. lianq~ar
- • qullo.
.
- NAT NI; gENT* - ER,.
. . Fmk° $:0:q. his
Ilanointalreet, dlrpctly,Pppoalta Dants's More: :Allpa.
!lento oarusledlo hle carp, pitlior from torn or: cbun.
try,, will 40 hmoulptly attavdocl , to: - ,
. . . .
ivipe r y•ppgp.k..l .! itioq-1
' ' ctipai) ,
storOirJ6l.tri P...pynd !fob, Corlig)6, ' JOrip
' "
EMENT. .laigia.or small
11_,hiustititleA, ;AAA ufAct'Aretv'pr!ctAi and warrtiliti4
Chalon; TuttipT4bas, littgo
quanttilOs ..Aelllus very Ow; at tho'Atore at 40111' P.
LYNE 4t, BON, Carllgle: • '• June 0, .
BLINDS AND SHADES.
"n• - J.' 4' I LLI A M S,. NO. 16. Niirth 6th
Street; Plillad6pbta, Manufacturer of
VENITIAN BLINDS and
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest arid finest assortmort in the elty, at the
lowest pekes. - Bliods painted and trimmed equal to
now,' store Shades made and lettered.
-
April 18, 1862-2ro
KIMMELL.I-1.0U5E..,
OP SOS EUROPEAN PLAN,
C STREET, BET. 41 AND Bth STB.,
Near the National Hotel, and two squares from
the Railroad Depot,
WASHINGTON CITY.
FINE PARLOUS FOU TUE ACCOMMODATION OF LA-
DIRS.
Room and Board, per dey. ..
diodikkdone, per day . ..
I.l . naDe. each—..
'LMlkitig, It the room Is vacated by 7 a us
itydrolsalt srllttie ionsldered - hyllidasy.. — . --
The Iii:II3IELL HOUSE in newly and elegantlytur
Aisited, and in every respect a first class lloteL I
inAtc the public to call and examine.
. .
Oct, Soli; t. f
• DR - . WILLIAM B. HURD'S
MOUTH WASH
A SORE REMEDY FOR A
Bad Breath,
Sore Mouths,
Canker,
Diseased Bleeding Gums.
Nursing Sore Mouth.
A NI) the best specific now in use - for
ANY diseased condition of the mouth. It Is
particularly benetichd to persons wearing.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every taint of the mouth, ab
sorbing and removing ail immaritics. looming
A SW E! 811.F.A. Tl-I
to nll who make wow! IL No.'l7orau LID' or T6tan
tirnrumns who is ailliete l l with a
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this „remedy, tar it It a certain
cure, and Is approved and fecommended by every play
slelan under whose notice It has been brought.
(ISL Dr. IVm B 11 LT RD' S J7O UTH IrA S
Prepared at Dr. Hunb's Dental Office, to.iT Fourth
Street, Brooklyn, E. I).
.t& . v - Price 37 Cents per Bottle. —G3n
A liberal discount made to d.lers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings.
No. 1 Slip's° Street, New York
Sold In Philadelphia, by Dyott JE Co.. North 2d
Street: 0 S. flubboll, 1410 Chestnut street; and by all
Druggists
DR. - WI LLIAIVI B. HURD'S
TOO PH POWDER!
This Pe‘cdcr p *spos.rs the CARBONIC 11 )prtiorr
TIIE INJURIOUS PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL. and
I- free - from all Arida or Alkalies that an in the least
Injure the Teeth. Ito. action twine. Mllitely mechanical
—polishing-without we:trip^ the enamel.
Dr. IVm. B. Hurd's Tooth Powder
is recommended by all Eminent Dentists.
Prepared at Dr. ilurra Dental Ofrace, No. 7; Ynurth
Street, Brook!Yn• E. D.
se - Bribe 25 Cents per Box. —TA
A liboral discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune!
No. 1 Spruce Street, New York. -
Sold also by Caa )lack 8 Co, Fiat Avenue lintel:
J. & 1. Cod Horton. 715 Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 202
Broadway, and by all DruggiFts.
DR. WILLIAM B. HURD'S
TOOTHACHE DROPS
For the t,'“re of Toothache,
produeed by exposed nervea. It is pArtietdarly adapted
to all cased of children of mitt TOOTiIACii g.
Parents can retire° themseh es from that diattersing
weariness caußed by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and !heir children from great suffering. hr Leeping a
hnttle a Dr. Wm. In Dlttn'S in the
house.
Prepared at Dr. flurd's Deut.3l Office, No. 77 Fourth
street, BrucnAlyrt, E. D. •
Xl;Er. Price, only 12 Cents per Bottle
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings
No. 1 Spruce treet, New York.
Sold In Philadelphia. by Dyott & Co, Zl2 North n
Street: 0. S. Llubbell, 1410 Ohestout Street; and by all
Druggists 9
DR. WILLIAM B. HUMPS
NEURALGIA PLASTEItS,
POE THE CURE OF NEURALGIA
OR TOOTHACHE PRODUCED 114 COLDS
LOCAL NEURALGIA hi hatuerlintely cured by their
applieatiou.
'Choy art like a charm, and are perfectly harmless in
their nature; do not produce a b Ister, and lease no
ueplea.aut results
Dr. Wm. B. Hur .'s Neuralgia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue
Frop.trod at Dr. Ilurd's Dental Office, No. 77 Fourth
Strout, Brooklyn, F. D.
per' Price, only 15 Cents Each.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address_ Pii lcipal Office, Tribune Buidiugs,
No 1 Spruce Street, New York
Sold in l'bilndelphis, by D 3 Ott & Co.. =2 North 7.d
Strout: U. S. tlubbull, lily Chestnut Strout; and by nit
Druggists.
NOTICE.—Wepre daily receivirg enters to mud by
mail %ems ono or more ~f Dr. ilUto,ra
which we cannot fill. None are mailable except the
Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in an envelope on it
ceipt of the price (15 cent,) and one stamp. But to ac.
caumiedate per sone iu places where the druggists and
storekeepers are behind the age, we hare put up pick
age,. in white embossed boxes, seyerriffehea by four,
with compartments—each bort coat-mining a bottle of
Ur. Horde Mouth Wash, and Tooth Ache Drops. a box
oTooth Ponder, the Neuralgia Plaster, a valuable
little Treatise on Teeth and their Diseases, the best
toe:rim of preset, ing them, and the proper treatment of.
Childretex Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost to
every young man or women, or parent, with young
children, with sundry other necessary articles: price
per priekag 1, one dollar, or six packages for *5, sent by
express as directed. As the express charges are not
mucti r lf any more on a dozen than on one, It is tar
cheaper to order nix or a dozen packages at one thee.—
A largo family will want all. Cr the surplus can be obis
peed of to neigith rs with public benefit, for no due can
estimate how touch pain, suffering, unhappiness, and
disfigurement, expeose, loss of time and money would
be saved to tile country, if tivel.y family today had one
f these packages, which, in itself. Is a convicts. sett of
Dental Remedies. Address Wm B. IltalDok Co, Tribune
Buildings, New York, and write nave and address
plainly. That remittances may be made will) confi
deuce, W.B. 11. & C., refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn.
to O. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and Citi
zen's Dank, Brooklyn: to the Editors of the American
Manufacturers' Gazette; to Joy. Coo & Crr., Publishers'
Agents, New York: In P. T. Barnum, Esq.. who knows
a good thing when 110 sees it and who has already or.
a second supply, etc-
1000 AGENTS WANTED
To introduce Dr. liurd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Men or women who want to make money
quickluy, ran do better with these articles than any - -
thing in market. They are new, useful, low priced,
and we ore speu ling thousands in advertising them
for tiro benefit of Agents. Bogus of samples, containing
a dozen of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars, will be sent, on receipt of seven dollars about
half price, to any person wishing to test his or her skill
lu scliluff, with a view of becoming an Agent. We
uld rather pay salaries than Commissions to those
who prove themselves efficient salesmen.
blow is the timeio go Moths business. For address
and reference see above.
RICHARDSON'S
COLUMBIAN' PREPARATION FOR TUB
lIAIRI
vi - TILL .. !post certainly prevent
..!kald
wiltal.rai'lilaia7rVlVlllll: ter a r tt D es7c l "'
tines of the &alp, and will ..nsure a h. ad of Itfluriant,
glossy, and healthy hair, Head the felloning certifv ,
•
eaten: -
•
Striersnancrai..Fept. 4, 1860:
To all venom It may concern :-Tho undersigned would
say'that he wed too bottles of Richardson's 'Co
lumbian PreparatiOu for the' Hair, and :found" it to
chance - his hair front silvery whiteness to •a"beautlful .
quburn colr.r. Itls not a dye, but - a weal :and he be-.
Uureitt . will • accomplish all that the:preprietor lalma
R. F. SNODDY.
- ' • ;."Narcyft.ts, Sept. 10, 1800.
The'undersigned have used, Itlibardson'eColnuablan
Preparationp for the hair, and end It to produce' Wear;
chreetiorth in the above 'certificate. '
‘, P: Rhoads. • Abut: Rilliaft, 114 'Randall. Tito:
Bi'llandilkh, oen.. Bower. ' ", .
' Prepared and sold only by 0: M. 'RICTIARDSON„.it
L.,owvillo, Pa., and 8..1V. ltivensticlt, Copilot°. .Erlee 612 . 1
renti per bottle.' : • ' . •" :
May 10 1162-810 . -• • ' - ;
_ . .
. . .
CIUIV. • IsEL.Tfil.Gi. •- - ' • , . ... .
KA .: Just iseelvedulargo:aseoZimentof all sizes,—
Quin Beltine, Gum lime, Gum Patking, ite r and. Air
minebospot UM Ilitodwara Eton) of .. •, - •.- .: ..
iluyie Fi t .iliCio: ,t ; '_. ... . , - il. SAXTON --.
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! ,OSNI'li lllTNilßyja., Attorney' at
Lay/ sod, Surveyor. Moohoolettang, ri. 'Office on.
all 110.141 -141-Oil, fwo noire north - of the Rank.`
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. 001oett prooibtlio item:Wed to. , ~
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3AINtrl. PAINTS •
0115, Varnishes, Tnipentine. • We invite the atten_! tom of the • publ le to our suporlor WiIITE LEAD, pot
ato ;Ladd:rib/01y palei, and warranted to beaupe:
rlor to any other brands Mid in - this inarket: - A great
• variety of colors of the beet qualitlei and polling at thir
lowest , prloos. at John't!. Lyno
._A'Sotes,Werth , thanerer
street; Cornell), • • _ 1,9,"
`. ARMING :=4ust, topivottit
oattilips thiarivnih tral'4o4-nrc"r
-ages: Druggots an (1 - 1 , 10t3.' OW 'motto, TOklob' iM s !no'
siAttat Very f' l .• -- •
' Incase ib r opi&ni:
Cultelic 2d; 1.961: •
V OO
100
. Bo
A. N. KI3I3IELL Proprietor
SPRING goons.
• •
' GREENFiELTI
One door. west of the, .County „Prison..
ir AVE: just received a' splendid as-,
Lji sorifeent of New GAYA!, from Now York Anil
Philadelphia, -whirl] will to wad uttueually Client/ for
cash. . '
Fancy Silks in Great Varieties,
BLACK .SILKS,
of all grades, from 75 Cents to $1,60. In the above line
of Goode variety competition. •
SILK AND WOOLEN FOULARDS,
Silk Poplins, Llama Cloths, Mozarebiques, Shepherd
gisicls.Wool de Laines, tMallies, Lawns, &c.
81.1i1J1"a 11:11E.L.11.11AE S
at reduced prices. We are now offering our entire
stock of new styles of Pprinx Del:Lines at 20 cents,
worth 26 cents.
DOMESTICS
Good Prints at.
1237211121
Cochecoes, Merrimac, and Spragues at 1234. Bleached
and unbleached Mullins at_6,B and 10 cents. Extra
quality, one yard wide at 123.icants. - Lancaster Cling
barns at 1234 cents.
GESI/2cro, Powrze 9
CQTTON AND LINEN PANTINGS,
Drills, Denims, Jaunt., in great variety and at old prlooa.
MEN AND BOYS' NEAR.
A very handsome lot of
CLOTHS & CASSHIERES,
for Men and Boys' wear. at low prices.
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.
A fun line of the above goods always on hand. Also
[loop Skirts, of the latest New York otyleo.
4 - *ztriz3•ertsi
4,R00 yards of Carpets, all of the newest designs and
patterns in the market. ranging in price from 123,6 cte.
to SLOO per yard. [Laving purchased the above assort
ment In New York, we aro enabled to offer superior
inducements to all who will Enror us with a call. As
our store is now a permanent institutirdi in Carlisle,
we are determined to maintain the mime I we have al
ready established) of selling cheap,. not withstanding
the various rumors that have been circulated in regard
to our Laving town.
CarMe, May 2, 1862
BARGAINS BARGAINS !
SINCE the late victories Domestic Cot
ton Gongs have deeined, and there Is now gt pro..
pert et getilog a supply of Cotten. We, (LEIDICII,
SAWYER k MILLER, at the now stole. under Martin's
Hotel. East Main street,) are receiving daily large sup•
piles of
NEW SPRING GOODS
which. our old =took we are determined to sell a CITY
PRICES. DRESS GOODS 01 every verity;
Plain and Fancy Silks at all Prices.
A !arra tot of now Black Silks at 75. SI% 1.00, 1 25,
1.50, 1.75. 20U 2.50: new Spring Detallies at 25 rents:
4,0.10 yards best quality Merin:lac, Coehrect, Pacific and
Am.rican Prints. dark and light colors, new styles, at
12%; a large lot at d. S and 10. Full nod
SECOND MORNING PRINTS,
Lest ‘ualtty English. 10 els. All kinds Domestic
tlinghamsl23-; Manehester 10'; 00 pieces trench And
Scotch Dress and bonnet Oingmims at '25.
BROWN AND Wl' IT& USLINS
at wholesale and retail, a good quality 8, fine 10, 4 4
wid0.1234. Also, 5- 4, 104. 114, 124 at corresponding
prices. MI kinds of it EA Vl' GOODS in largo supply at
reduced prices--Tickings, Stripes, Checks. Drillinys,
OsnaLurs, Cotton Dlapaer, &:, &c. Linen Goods of
all hinds. Table Cloths, Sheotlngs, Linen Diaper, Nap
kins, Shirting Linen■ Shirt Scoots. Collars. at the old
prices. White Good% all klndls, at old prices.
SPRING MANTLES, DUSTERS,
Shawls, Embroideries, Ac , hoop Skirts direct from the
fa,tor). 800 doz. Ladies', _Misses. Men', and Boy 'e
litJE, I - 23y, to Men's cod Bey'S Wear—
BLACK CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
nh grades, Fancy Cassimeres, latest styles, Vesting',
Satinets, Jean... Cottoondes, &c., Ate.. having secured
the serene% of a tint clans Tailor, we arc prepared to
set up Clothing iu the must fashionable style at short
notho.
CARPETS!CARPETS!!
We are re,eivinf, our Springsupply of Carpets, romprls
ina: all the various kinds kept In a first class Carpet
House. Carpets ranging in price from 1.2.5 to 1.25.
Oil Cloths. all widths. 4 Mattings, honking Glasses,
Shades and blinds of all kinds. 1.050 lbs. Carpet Chain;
Feathers: Cotton Hotting; Counter panes, &e., &c.
Ale the above goods and many others, we offer to
purchasers at a small advance above coat. Winter
bress Hoods—Shawls, Mantles, Furs. less than first rest.
We are et - ermined riot to he undersold. ease call and
examine our immehce stock.
will wake additions of New ilooda as the Rea
son advances. All Goods warranted to to what we sell
thew for.
LEIDICIL RAWYEE tr. MILLER
Carlisle February 24, 1862.
A Superior timestone . Farm For
Sale
A Limestone farm of the best quality
rontam In g about 240 or 215 arms I.s offered for salo.
This farm produced last . ear MOO bushels of wheat,
and largo quantities of corn and pat..
There are - excellent imprioYedibiltibrifhe Perth, consist-
log of a new house, a good barn, n hog pen and corn
crib, spring house. bake oven, and good water near the
door. On the northern side of the farm Is located a
limestone Ridge protecting the crops from the winds
and forrishing the best or limestone for lime. Them
are about 190 scree cleared and the rest Is covered with
limbo; With judicious liming the farm would pro
duce if. 00 bushels of wheat. It can conveniently be
divided into two farms.
The (arm Iles in Medison township. the richest Agri
cultural settlement In Perry County, A better ming
Investment cannot be made.
F'or particulars call upon or addrewi the uudermlgned,
who will answer all Inquiries. •
April 3. 1862. A. L. SPOtiBLER•
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
JACOB SHINER'S Boot & Shoe Store,
has twee removed next doer to Piper's Book Store
and oppoeit, the Cumberland Valley Bank.
Boors AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES!
Grand Bargains
now offered at neuer's Cheap Boot and Shoe Store
:,•,:pring drriail ol New Boots & Shoes.
MThe su'scriber has just returned from Mil.
arielphia and Boston with en extensive and
splendid assortment of Gentlemen's and La
dies' Shoes, Men's and Boys' Boots. Shoes and
Bro-,-ans, 51en's and Boys' Walking Shoes, Calf, Patent
Leather and Cloth Gaiters.
La. des' Button Boots. Bilmoral and Lace Boots, Bal.
tern. Buskins and Kid Slippers, Misses and Children's
Boots and Shoes. CarpetMaga. Trunks, Umbrellas, &c.,
which will tie sold low fOr Cash.
Purchaser. aro invited to call and examine nor stock.
They will find that lo price and quality it will compote
with any shoe store in the place, at the Now Store
Room neat door to Piper's Book Store. .
Carlisle, April 11, 18n-oil
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
P IIBLISHED for the benefit and as a
It
warning and a caution to young men who aulTvr
fro Nervous Debility, Premature Decay; &c .; supply
in at the same limo the means of.l3Bllcure. By one
all nos cured himself after being put to great expense
th ugh medical imposition end quackery. By end°•
sin 4.: a post paid addressed envelope. single copies may
be [had of the author, NATEIANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
Bedford, Rings Co., N. Y.
March 14, 1862-1 y
MEW FIRM.
CRAW FORD & CO., Wholesale and
Mikan Glues and Curled hair Warehouse, Iklo. 21
South 7th Street, Philadelphia. Gino, Sand and limo
ry Paper, Emery Cloth, Raw Hide Whips, and Curled
flair at the lowest prices. Orders solicited by mall and
satisfaction guaranteed.
WHITE AND COMMON CLUES,
for Milliners, Printers, .B4x.kbiriders, -- Cablnet 'Makers
Coach Makers. &c. &c.
Dealers inthaabovewill - And It of special advantage
to give us a call,
' CRAWPOBD & CO.
21, Bouth 7th Street Philadelphia.
Jan. 9d, 1861.
I , Matrimony Made Easy."
A NEW work showiiv , c' how either sex
rl_may. ba.sultably marriod,irrespectlvief ag:e..or
position, prepossessing or otherwise, with a treatise on
the Art of Vs-win:ding any person you wish. A curl
nos scientific experiment which never fails. Free for
35 cents: Address T. W.ILLIAIII. - & - 130., - Publishers;
Box 2,300, Philadelphia..
• Marchl -
14,.862
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ts. W. HAVERSTICK,,,Piaggiet,
: '- ! Nurth'iliniover Street, Carllsla:,,, _ -
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ihisiclan'sPrusarlitionuareinlly,cninPanniled
A full supply of, trash
drugs and :Aerates's. ,
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_ FARE ItEDUCEIY.
87 1 ,4TES.UNION'ITOTEL p
' Gas 4E: 608 Inaritisi - st4 itbq.:ir sixth,
3'AILADELPAIA, j;
JAMES W. YOI9ER~ Propriet or,. ,
TERMS:—SI2S por day:: ' py80•68. ,
UNITED STATES. HOI`EL.4
's. cor. Utl►.* 37ar1E4t 5481.,
• P/ILLADI4II/A.
• 31. W. ir.a.rrAkk.a.
taorturrosi.'• _ _
Jati.4,lBlo. , " - ' "-
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&mitt IlanOtor ,e . ttieet,
oPpikeltailente.dry_goods - -
OH • ' • •
tiOUfzEtirATiite
.FlA
his bacon ail - ogles opposite thoillianaloik House..
wbbreitie caiq 'be; _catieuleed pirions sooktnts m•dleat
adv.ite,: when thiun at' thOr
Ifinceis i eithirttithii levita iT PONLEttri.
• -)liky
The Citizens: cifairlideli - Vielell.t
:A RE • inv ited
, to on' Ortny
of °niceties, Qqietartnio;l3Ple••., Best
on AMS at 11 cetitn Or lb, DfTed '„etiloitere
Sauces, Buttered and Bouvie•s cardil.ts of t •
ranc . t approved )Srabd?l, Table ,
, • _.- .
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FRESH • TOMATOES i PitrAl.:tiES,
. ,
In cans. Dried Fruit, very fine tlyrup'st bo cts.per gal' ,
Fish: Him •Apple, Pep Sagb and Lotteb 11e.16 Cheese,
Coal Cal. Fluid, lcbsle 011, best Tobsci‘niand tregii*Cb•
der, Willett inn Llquony and an eudlesillprlsty et an all
wares. Terms Cash.. • ~ , • . ~
Yob. T, 1869. . _
Wai. nENTK.
•
r "HE
undersigned Are desirous Of seou-
I ring the servides of a fe'w Young Mon, tif . etiii 2 u , *
In a Travelling Agency, upon a salary of FOR2'Y-1)0h-
LARS per month, and all expenses paid. Tide hi, en
opportunity seldom offered, and to those who morlt thb
approbation of the subscribers, by strict. atteutiori to
business, can rely upon constant employnient 'ter
term of years. For further particulars, address -
ADAMS, & CO.,
113 & 116 Broad Street,
Atkinson Depot, N. if..
aod . B cents.
ECM@
Mardi 14,1662 3n
aotiock'd MaellOn-Crolki:
r HIS preparation, made from the beat
Jaya Coffee. is recommended by physicians le
superior Nutritious average for General Debility, Dye.
pepsin, and all bilious disorders. Thousands who bare
been compelled to ObandOn the Use of coffoe win use
this without injurious effects. One can contains the
strength of two pounds of ordinary- - eoffee. Yalta D"
cents.
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN, the - purest and best Baking
Powder known, for making light, meet and uutritioua
bread and cakes. Price 15aeors. Manufactured by M.
H. Kolloek, Chemist, corner of Broad & Chestnut
Phila., and sold by all Druggists and Grocer/. .
Februaay 28,1862-1 x
A. .14ENK,
t7ll=_
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111 ,
.07.4 V III
Second door east of the Maika House in
Zug's Corms..
TEALER IN PIANOS. New Rose
wood from the be-t makers.
MEL ODE ONS.
The best manurnetured instruments from to POO.
niters!, Accordeons, Flute+, Niles, Druids, Ban.
jos, Tambourine+. Violin and Guitar String., and
cal Morclsandlso In general.
SHEET MUSIC.
A complete assortment for all instruments. The latest
publications alw'aya on hand
'I earlier ou the Piano and Quit tr, Instrumental end
+Vocal music.
Planes and Melodeons tuned and repaired.
March 21, 1462. A.
OnEIINFIELD L CO.
VAN ANOEN 7 S PATENT
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.
HANNAH & CO.,
SJLa PIMPala9ll3, 29 CLIP/ Mk, Now Tout.
Two Sizes, - - $l,OO and $1,25
Avir On receipt of price n Prowl oil be mailed, to any
address, postage paid. Descriptive circulars sent if re.
(omitted. iitationers and Agontft supplied on' liberal
terms. Extraordinary inductruante offered t• intelli
gent agents.
May 2,1562-3 m
PI 11./. 3r ni. 1 t la. Ir (3 ,
REDUCED PRICES.
GEO. J, HENKELS.
ivo> 524 Widnut Street,
(OPPOSITE THE STATE HOUSE,)
pST received the7 — Ergest, best and
, thelra ft.sortoput of
j
ever brought to this oeunty. All of which j have
mad , . expressly to order, in large quantities, so that
they can be sold at very ln,e prices and warranted ar,
represontd.
The trade sad cradle maker supplied at manufaw
tuner prices, at the cheap Hardware stern of
iII:NUT SAXTON.
East Main St., Carlisle.
EEME!
TUST received a large lot of those su.
• perlor flay Eloyaterts, itay Iloottg. Kora of all SWIM,
i'll'ioyS t &C., 'filial .1 am scllt g cheaper than ever. I
em sole for Carlblo for the celebrated HAT ELE
VATOR and Manure Excavator. Call trism, thorn.
Juuo 13. II EN KY SA XTON.
GRAIN CRADLES.
On hand a lnrge assortment of Grain Cradles of
the different makes of this and other counties. Also;
some city madn on hand. with American and imported -
Scythe, warranted at manufneturora pi+ en.
June 11. lILN ItY HA%TON.
v)/1( I FLY . NETS.
11l Cotton Fly Nets, Worsted Fly Nets, Linen
Nets. Twine Fly Nets, heather Fly Nets, all Lolors,
shapes, sites and qualities, which I am selling cheaper
than the cheapest, as I buy directly from the menu
factueers.
June 13. ITENItY SAXTON.
Yl l O PA,ll,)f Ens.
I have bean appointed eels agent Ihr Cumberland
county, for several now and superior makes of FARM *
BELLS, which I am soiling at very reduced prices.
Call and coo them belbre purchasing, at the cheap
Hardware store of
June 13.
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NOTlCE.—Letters of Administration
with the will annextd by Christian Whittler
deed., late of Hampden Township, bavo been Wool
to tho subscriber to whom all debts will be paid, and
upon whom all claims will be made.
June nth, 1802-6 t•
FOll . RENT:
THE subscriber, olTers for rent the
toro room and Dwelling, on East Main
4 : 1 .11:t1 street, now oecupled by F, C. Kramer,
~ Jeweler. Possession given immediate.
ly. ROUT. IRVINE, Sr.
Carlisle, J une 6, 186?..—tf
JUST opened the largest and best. as,
sortmont of hardware, Paints, Oils, ViralSh, Glass,
iron, &c., ever brought to Cumberland county, bought
exclusively -Pa- calla, and which we are smiling at the
lowest prices.
_Wv_invito_tho public - generally t 6— give
UR acall before making their purchases, an wear. fully
sustaining our Old reputation of selling kho
, - .
' BEST GOODS AT , Tup.LOWEST PRICES.
Retundug thanks to generoue Puhß4 for their past
liberal patronage.. hophig , by personal attention,to their
a
*ante, to merit continuance of the mina . 't ,
JOHN P. Lircui & SON,.
At the Ord Stand North Ilenover Street.
Carlhde, June 6, 1862: ,
S_E .1Z1,4 7 0.71? AT COST!'
.•
nnderrigneid ben. Aleterintropt to aell ontAgla
eery - extenalve An elegant giaaortment of . • .
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. , • Mgr r
at'illret 'caste , lie %Sill not a l tianspi to4aelfi:-
it to , say, him stock Is largo told, compipif4, comprising'
in in Part;•Man's, I edicts; and M13150/0 wear' of lilt hinds
and descriptions, all nt widaiskreralpurchimad -at low
fates for seats, And sillibst soldat i tha sasairdgursix
• . , HO
each as bleached and - ifs:Mitadied
Casings, Linen- and _Cotten- •Tabill...2lqthisf .
P7hito and:Atovip
id,o'ckirOarpourr. l )ll: lllo Pls.,YnAiPg4 •
hugest and bust tbiti section . , oi . tbs, country. Clive
line an early isagt.ll4 4 f .
x asi n t,gt.mst:Pargtittm, ( t o u r 1 iss.
Ttl i rsr-gor WI:Pe line, rode :11 1 1 9t17 , • lit ' g (
Two doom north - ot the Carlisle Depsit'Xlati/G.S. •
Pt, n.ro . urertrrmprtvuArrrs win - find it to tboix
Oran*. togiva ma a call, for. 1 cats' cell thank
SiCcheapar rates than they can perchasi,SlSS iiiigesgeodit
the city. • • , • • . • A .
i nNOTlpp.—Aitpersona knowing tbonsalres indebted -
,to the undareignsiii , 4111-please call and aettlistheir -
00`,Uotkimmediately aethe books must be settled,
I "IMP A1R401,111.
VqaLOWS.' Ju t rOcizfiv . d Rita .fay . ,siaib
at 000inictCupti.'141;0, lirvi.itirsi s o4ent;tit''
nws •
zeurovit tat
; • ,V7ektliit's•Pit.w_ i i • , •
rtow„. •
' • - - DibbiaBold • •
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at tb• cheap //liver"» *tors of B. sAlL'OriW o k_.
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Employment.
NOTICE.
Y/12,33 7 22 CLAZO
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PHILADELPHIA
Scythes & Sn4ths.
tinetths.
1r het Stones,
Si firm •
IVator Ca no,
Forks,
Rakes.
Shovels,
Hues,
Help', Re.,
Hay Elevatot
HENRY SAXTON
SAMUEL EBERLY,
Ader, o.l'. A
asc3s.
110043.
-DAGAINS.:4IAItOAINS