tol34:....iiii,:.:ol,oitittg: glatter-,-
,
/CP' All pesrseas deSirinitheir weights
and measures adjusted and sealed , are !ma
fiedto 'till upon the clerk of the market,
who is the proper officer to attend to that
CHANCE IN THE MECHANICSBUBO
BANK.—LEVI KAUFFMAN, Esq., the former.
Cashier of the tl!echaniesburg Bank, having
resigned that . position, onr . fellow citizen,
HENRY A. STURCIEgN, Esq., wan unanimously
elected to fill.his.place. Mr, S. entered upon
the discharge of his duties as Cashier on
Tuesday last. - Wo-copgratulate - that institu ,
tion on having obtained the services of a
gentleman worthy and-ctipablenin -- every - re ,
spent, and one eminently calculated to inspire
new energy and confidence in that hitherto
well-managed and popular institution:
FLAGS RAISED.-00 Saturday evening
— Wsr, -- twiTverrfrue National flags were raised.
One - aLthe West end of South -street, and
the other arthe corner of South and Pitt
streets. They' were the handiwork of the
patriotic ladies of that vicinity. A late
number of peihons were in attendance, and
spirited addresses were made by the Revs.
slack, Phillips and Ross. Everything was
arranged in gond taste, and went off well
The company broke up, with three rousing
cheers for the Union.
nes.The, storm oil Tuesday seems to
nave expended its furytricipally upon Car
rifsle and immediate victity. In town, our
•oldest, and most respectable trees were rudely
•blown about, and several of them suffered
:grevious injury in leaf and limb. But little
enure respect was paid to the shocks of newly
ont grain, nod they skedadled over the fields,
Tory much after the labltion of the rebels,
, When fleecing of the approach of the Union
MOM
TILE CUMBERLAND GUARDS.—This
company was raised ih Mechanicsburg in
response to Governor Curtin's proclamation
for the enlistment of Pennsylvania Reserves.
At the,_forming of the -regiments :at. Camp
Wayne, they received the honorable position
of color company (II) of the itlt Regiment—
the ono in which Capt. Ilenderson's compa
ny was placed. They participated in all the
recent battles on the Peninsula, and received
high encomiums for their bravery and discip
line, The casuellties, however, were fearful,
being no less than four killed, ten or twelve
wouiatled, and twenty-six prisoners. Among
the latter are Capfain King, and Lieutenant
Jacim Zug, a son of Jacob Zug, sr., of our town.
Thus has this flue company dwindled away
before the ravages of the bullet, disease. and
capture until there is but one officer, (Lieut.
who was sick in the hospital, during
the battles) and not more than twenty effec
tive meu left.
tteI..LIEDT. COL. D. A. MURRAY, of
the 3d Ohio Cavalry, for several years the
efficient Sergeant Major at Ctrlisle Barracks,
is now stationed with his regifnent, at Tus
militia, Alabama. The 3d Ohio, is one of
the best cavalry regiments in that Depart
ment, and since their organization, have seen
azood-deal of active service. Wi had the
pleasure of receiving a letter from Col. Mutt
RAY, a few days ago, enclosing a copy of a
complimentary resolution, adopted by the offi
cers of the regiment and presented to
,their
04Pla",t-b ll - 1 4.Y4- 1- 0.-A V NAB ., ..cm. ,t he.sso.
casion of his resignation, to which is added
Mr. WARN ER'S reply ; but we regret that the
---crow , led- state of---our columns, prevent us
front publishing the proceedings entire.
At the date of the letter, the regiment was
moving towards Cumberland Gap, and it was
rumored in camp, that the Division of Gen.
Woos,, to which the 3d _Ohio isattached, would
be sent to-Western
SURGIC.A. OPERATION.—On the 21th
ult., Drs. J. II Mnitsozs, of this county, and
W. H. Coox, of Carlisle, extripated with the
knite, a large tumor of a malgnant character,
from the lower eyelid of Mr. JosuuA Ross, of
Huntington township. The.patient, was kept
under the profound influence of pure cilium,.
form- during the operation, and suffered no
pain. Comparatively little-deformity has re
eulled
considering' the size of the Ulmer, and
the extensive disseotion necessary for its ro•
moval.—Gettysburg Star.
BILIcE IrEm.—Win. Murphey, John
Doyle," and R. E. Smith, gentleman.of Irish
extraction, very "rummy' and extremely
happy, were b'rohght before Squire DAM'',
on_Tuesday lust, charged with having felon
ionsly appropriated a coal belonging to Mr.
Madden. Committed.
TROUBLE ,AMONG THE " SHORT IiAIRED
On Sunday afternoon last, the peace.
ful quiet of the day was disturbed by a row
in the Degree settlement in the rear of our
office. The 'parties were, one JOHNSON, a fan
cifully dressed, sporting " oullod gemman,"
and-Wet. JORDON. JOHNSON is from Harris
burg, and carne hero on is Sunday spree ; af
ter indulging In. It. G. whiskey, tie =raised a
.row in . J. OUDOWS ,house. Jonnos struck him
and put him,out, he returned and was treated
Loa liberal dose of +" 'flattery oil" after whioh
he beats itaitle retreat down the alley, think
" Jordon ant a hard road
to . trabblp", Wooly bonds protrulled frpin
the windows in -the neighborhood, and the
general opipioia wen, that, " dtll. J9l.otioNjist.
cleseryed a itegiti,"
For the corlipie trEtALD
Volunteers.to the Rescue!
- • Mr. Editor.—The people of this section of
_p e onsylvania certainly do not appreciate
the situation of affairs at Richmond, or
. therec nould not possibly be such s tagn a .
ticto and apathy in, the public mind, as we
witness .in relation„ to the call for the addi
tioual 30000.._troePs. We tuay.crSt "on to
Richmond" until. we • are hoarse, but unless
Gen. McClellan_ is speedily re-intorced - with
-- ; frpsh..troups.,we_reßYPrY_
counter we have yet .bad with the echo's tits
cloaca the fact that their force at Richmond
i far,Ou't nuiebersMeelellaree. ' We want to
• 'lake Richmond. therefore, ,we must furnish'
gnorp men. The President - has called for them;
,new flieni be furnished. We want men to
( fill i the',thintied of tenn'tt. Re
We want , mon to fill up. Fenusylva•
' 1 441 8 • quota 'of ( 5t4e. , :300m0, and ' , Cumber -
land County, and re wit,
ive', their
s ti bi re „ . will not our . young Men respond..to
,the call? Can'they see their country in peril'
and not -rush forward to the resauel, Cap
.: , ibey. - -rend of the; valer,entl , PrOwess ...or their
...brothers and .friendti. in thegory fields before
--Rielitnond,—and,_notAssite.-to eraultite -their
patriotic tiobievements? they, net
to the -field' and ave nge the slaughter or . _their.
brothers, stri4en' , down by traitors arrayed '
-',undor„ , the blaolt • beeper of treason , ?':Will
they, , not hasteri‘to rjoin tho• glorious throng
who tart). hearing, forward , the; starry.; flag Of
Freedom; and rattling
s itngainitiglialoft where'
• it had been basely,tfampled in the dual'',
Aronso,y,oung,men, le .iour.Flicte . .ilnd on.
.0145Y.1„ Ittis yont: country4-iour . imperilled
calls?, Can yen torn s.`cleuf
" ear her •-ltesolvethist.'yon will go;
I • - :1)? - oritlis - _such
",
And, a(b...,,,y,thifself and , .„
',lttogst to arms - fn _ • • )3,',
. happy
`r,,DITO,It am Ler infoim yoU
that the.Uninn feeling lucid Snullf,Middleton
is growing stranger and )3tirongee' l everyday.
...In order that you and your readers may,
undeistaii&things fullst,' alio w. toe to giv . x!..l'ou
a little bir.-.61 . history. 'feints- been rumored
be some time post that. there were 11 'nittlibet :
of disloyal vi:titufs ot our Hotels in this Wee,
hut, up until" lust Saturday 'al/coil:l'g tioite. of
thenrdared to speak out. Ott that- evening
one of our citizens happened' lo be at ono of
the houses and heard an old man, said to be
from that traitorous city of Baltimore, boast
openly that. he wits a rebel and he • would
maintain it here or elsewhere. The citizen
above named spoke out and said, if those aro
yoUr..retititnentethe sooner you leave ,the bet
ter. lie had hardly uttered the
.werds until ,
his life was threatened. Ho lift the house
immediatery - and cammunThirtedlteie fliers le
a number of our citizens who became so in
-dignan t-t hat-i t--w-as-w t h-diffitulll-theysmul
be restrained from mobbing the house. How
ever, upon reflection and consultation with
Some of our more cautious citizens, they were
prevailed upon to postpone hustlers until Mon:
day evening. A meeting was called for said
evening, and I can assure you we had a de •
monstration worthy or our good old town and
vicinity. After the meeting was organized
and a patriotic song sung, the Itev. Joseph A
Ross, Chaplain at the Carlisle Barracks, gave
, us a most eloquent address, worthy of himself
' and the occasion. So timely was the speech,
and so well received, that out of all the vast
crowd
.present, not one man objected to a
word that was said. After the reverend gen•
Oman concluded his remarks, we gave three
hearty cheers for the Administration, three
cheers for (Jen. McClellan and his brave army,
end three groans for secession After which
the following resolutions were read and adop
ted without a dissenting voice:
Resolved, That we bold i 6 to he the duty of
all loyal men to...stend by the Union in (his
hour of its trial, to unite their hearts and
bands in the earnest and patriotic efforts for
its maintenance against those who are in
!trots against it. To'sustaitt with determined
resolution our patriotic President and his ad
ministration in their most energetic efforts
tor the prosecution of the war , hhaut the pre
servation of the Union agaitiSt its enemies at.
Hama and abroad ;'to punish traitors and trey
son with fitting severity, and to crush the
present wicked and causeless rebellion that no
flag of disunion shall ever be raised over any
portion of the Republic.
Resolved, That no outspoken sentiments, by
citizens' or strangers, expressing sympathy
with secession or traitors, will be permitted
by the people of this community.
The meeting then adjourned, all well plea
sed with the proceedings._
A UNION MAN
Mount Holly Springs, July 17.
To the Nervous,
Of loth SIM., A Retired Clerttyman having Leen re
stored to health In a low days, alter many )ears of
greht ruff.l np. is willing to assist others by sending
(freed on the receipt. a post paid directed envelope,
a copy of the p esrription used. Di reef the Roy-1011N
M. AG NA Lb, 186 Fuken stieet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
June 4,1862-4 m
Batchelor's Hair Dye !—The Best
in the World!
WILLIAM A. BA WM:LOWS celebrated Nair Dye
produces a color not to he distinguished from miture—
warranted not to Injure the Hair in the trout; retnadies
the 11l effects of bad dyes, and lout owates the Hair for
Grey, Red, or Rusty Hair ilu.tan Lly tut no a splen
did Black or Brown, IklaVlng t 4 Hair soft and beautltul
Sold by ail Druggists, Sc
The genuine Is slued WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
on the four sides of etch box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Skroet, New York. (Late
1;3 Broadway nod 16 Bond khreut..)
111ny 20. ln'l2—ly
tiarfittz.
CARLISLE. PRODUCE IdARKET.
Reported . weekly for the Herald by
Woodward Or, Schmidt.
FLOUR (Superfine)
do. (I , :xtrn )
%WHITE WHEAT..
It El) do
It. I( I ,
('(IItN
cl %T.. 4
Cl4ol' Eltti' 611 ....
New IlDnertis ements.
COURT PROCLAMATION. --
We ERE‘o the 1i0n..1 A 11ES 11. GRAIIA:11. Presi
dent Judge of the several Courts of Coatmen flees of
the counties of Cumberland, l'orry and Juniata, an.]
tistlce of the set oral Courts ojOyer and Tertainer and
Oeneral Jail Delivery in said counties, mutt lion. :M.
Coccus and lion. futon STU UtT, .l udgus of tho
Court of Oyer and Terminer and tleitural Jail Deli% cry
for the trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said county Or Cumberland. by their precept! to me di
rected, dated the Jitli of April, I Sq 2., have ordered
the Court of Oyer and Terminer .11id tit:semi tall Delivery
to he holden at Cat lisle, on the Furth MONDAY of
August, 1562, (being,the 2oth day) at 10 o'clock to the
forenoon. to continue ono week.
NOTICE IS ItEltllllll CIIT EN to the Coroner, Jun.
tiees of the Peace and Constables of the said county of
Cumberhool, that they are by the said precept coup
mantled to be then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations
and ail other remembrances, to do those things which
to their ollicer appertain to Ito done, and all those that
are hound by recopthances. to prosecute against the
prisoners that ore or then shall be in the Jail of maid
county, urn to be there to prosecute them as shell be
J. T. it IL'PEY, Sheriff.
July 18, IFai2.
Rosedale Young Ladies' Siminary
CIIAMBERSBURO, PA
ZIHE next session will commence un
der favorable circumstqnces on Tuesday, the 2d of
September. The teachers assisting are educators of
tried ability, the year recently closed having eminently
proved satisfactory In this respect to the patrons Of the
sohool. The faellitles in the boarding deportment will
be found equal to the best, and the Principal °ledges
every attention necessary to promote the happiness and
comfort ot• those who find a'homo under his are. Ad
dress Env. HENRI' 1t131.:V ES,
July ii. 15112-2 an Princlp d.
- NORMAL INSTITUTE,
°REASON, PA.
Six Miles West of Carlisle. art the Cumberland
Valley Railroad
A NORMAL INSTITUTE for the
11ffifill_t_Llnifl_p_rill of parsons Inton•
ding to teach the ensuing winter, will he convened In
the School Building of F. L. Uillelen, in (treason, l'a.,
Tuesday, July It, for tho term of-ids week,.
The exercises will consist of reisilltir Recitations,
Lectures, Written Essayo,.and Discussions.
Daily Recitatious will bo_uiveu on Languages, 111at.17
wm ties, Natural Sciences and Criticism, In which the
entire schOol will be required to pat tielpate.
Written Essaysand ninlllll4ollA on educational topics
will, be requited on Frßfity of every week.
Lectures will he delivered every Wednesday.
rangemonts have been mode by wick lecturers
rem a distance will paiticipate.
EXPENSEP.—EntIro expenses including liebm, Board,
Washing, to., for term, SIS, of which $3 - shall be pdy
ableAn advance.
Usti of Tott Rooks free. . Stationary at cost.
To porsons of limited menus, time will be ,given to
moot expenses.
For further Information, address. _ _ .
N. M. lb GTIZELEN,
Platofield, P. 0. Cumberhuml Co, Pa.
The Fall Fenian will commence thu Ist . of,Septem
Entire Exponsea $3• for 12 woks
Seliolarx admitted at any Limo.
July IL 1802.-3 t.
) Great -10rIc6s.
WE are now offering our entire stock
of poring godf ummer Dress Goods, at exceed
ingly low keno. The 'good Owe for bargains has
really come. • Spring and, Summer Goods are to ho
Slaughtered to make room to begin the-fall-campaign.
' 630 of latest style itoopStatttiinsCriicelviidfirout New
York at lowile prices twin can be Weight eisewhere;•for
cash.. GRUEAFTELD dc,BIIEAFER,
PRT.CES REDUCED, -at; Ogilby'a
Cheap flash Store.. Now rinsing out the stock
of mummer Goods at groat 'bargains. Elegant Lawne,
Crape idfiretts.' Mosambiqueo, Lustres, &o, very
low;, Stockings (S. Gloves in great variety, Musllhs,
Calicoes & Gingliedihn—as cheap as the cheapest. • •
A lot •of -Elegant French Needle work,- Financings,
ho., selling off at less than cost, to' close that' branch
of the business., Now is the time for Bargains.. ••• .
CRIB. 001.LBY. Trustee.
Jul'', 11, 1.862.'
FARDIERS, BUILDERS,' '
AXECITANICB, and tbe - pyi)jin - gener
will 'items 911 at the ,
°REAP lIAIt6WARE STORE,
rlr,soiing.goo4, )3tiaapor thin evor tor' easti or shor
_
- 1200 Kegs andbiilkee juitt *try
'best makers and7a4ronted- Country mhrehatttatnp•
plied with nails ki manufacturer's Prkealz 1 -
, 100 Tons llarnzdsrud'and It
just; recsive4' and warranted to be, of the
with,a large asee F tE r i ,`, l .. °l 7 -. . - • I
:" • , gprf ng Htrel t CattXtaa
blistered htsel, Pons shear,
horse Stitm:Nalls,Mashens, , • ,
f , • „Apvllo, Vices. Fitpflii Rasps,
Bolts; Nuti,'Sorew P.latesi ;' •
•:
~' :. •-• 'Bi"ken,i"B°"...°"to'eP,
it i T r
111arthesisappst,)„at .Inei.gardW4re7lre' cattt
strelt;Catal% 4l,lAcrot-:,1111•91 11 04 .;
, .
••
T. ADIES'&: - O,IIILDASWS ~B.OOTS,
Liditiuiiiirs:'A now ';IrIPPAY 'Larlies,,rdisseS, and
Ottlidrena Boots Slipperp, - of :the best workmanship
and newest styles; , at tom, piles,'"jiist . .recolted at'
Ogitby'p Chon g Cash Store, ,
Ladles host quality• Gaiter* . ; worth $2. for sl,2s—a"
great bargain. ''• - '
.
O. 001h13; Trustee.
k* tare "IIinALD
Carlll lo , ; July, 11.1SU
NE\V F.% Al 11.-Y ItQt:!E it V • AND QUEENS
TEE subscriber has lately' r entirely
Jr, re
modeled and ratted the old stand on the cornerof
Ilanover dud Louther Streets, t arliale, lately occupied
by S. 0. lluyett. and is now preptreVto furnish his
old friends and the public, with everything that is
nice, new and.freshi In the way of.
Ilia stork Is large and selected with the greatest care,
and will ho sold at thelcurest prices foriSisli. Tt con.
Asia _ln part _of fine old ‘lovernment :Java
_COPB:EB,
I'rimo Rio do., Prime Rio Roasted,
SY k UPS.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
_rumi„_ofLhe very best_qualff lee.
BROWN — RIBA RS.—The best the marks - ridfffilii.—
Levering's host Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. 11. and C. Sugars, which 'mount bo sur
passed, and as the time is now hero for preserving, la
dies will please give hint a call and examine far them
salmi. All his SPICES are of the purest and - host va
rieties. No humbug about them.
Rice, Corn Scorch, P. rrinn, Dandolinn Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Coneoulvated Lye, Seep, Candles, .ke.
cp CHINA, GLASS, AND
QUEENSWARE.
A largo and well saltutted stock of the very latest pat
terns and sty es.-lower than over in price, and bettor
le quality, than tans over offered before in Cant le—
Call and seo. Wooden and Willow Ware, such asTubs
Buckets, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But
ter Jars. Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
VISIT—No 1, 2 and 3 Maokeral. No.
31ESS SIIA D No 1 Herring.-
A loran quantity of the celebrated 'Excelsior muds.
SA 1,1 by the Such Dairy and O. A.. So It.
The subscriber feeling encouraged by the patronage
heretofore extended to him by Inls frietlllS :Ind the pub
lic, wealth ri apectfally invite them to roll and examine
his now stock at the now store, corner of Hanover and
Lou titer Streets.
July 11.18112. J. D. HALBERT.
1 41
„
1/2
I=l2=ll
WITII VA LUA TILE IfIIPROVEMENTS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
"This machine makes the lock stich and ranks high
est on account f elasticity, permanence, beauty and
irenertl eletdrableness of the stitching when done, aura
tliti wide range of its applicatloM"L(lleport of Ammi•
can Institute Now York.)
The It - lt•relor & Sewl - fg Machine Is adapted to
alt kinds of frailly sowing. The hock Stich made by
thin machine ea.mot ho ravelled, presenting the same
nppeaP_anc• upon each side of the seam.
The machi 110 Is rerun] tnendel for the following quali.
tie.: Ihntoty and e,cullence of Btiell upon oarlt a lie, of
fabric kewed, ntrength, firmness - 11111 durability ofseam
that will lilt rip or r:n''•l, and mad.• with economy of
thread ,implicity and tholoughness of runstritAion,
spe e d ease, of operation, and management and quiet
ness ,if in POmni[.
3ti.2 , 5 InArbi oo f all kind, were sold in thp year
ISO by the ten dill . ..rent ufart urns. 111 thin num
ber 19,72.1 were or the Wheeler B. Wilson ntoulacture,
being mer one hell of all sold during thn ytir
' Priees and upwards according to finish. All
ohines warranted to do their sv,irklellinvA can hu
seen by eallin.s at .ho Railroad ()Mee All inquiries
answered by addreAsing J. CA)II'RELL Agora.
J 77 no 27,10132—Can.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
•
On Tues(lay, Aituttßt sth, 1562.
rilli E undersigned, Assignee of George
I...iiintoio-, Win Sell nt public sale, the following
real estate, viz:
No. I A tract of land, nitwit.) In Hampden Ow "ship,
Cumberland county. fainnoeil by lands of David 11, 1111.,
Joseph Waggottor, Henry Shaul and others, containing
80 ACRES AND 100 PERCHES,
' . . more or less, havlinz thereon elm tad a
4 0„......
. vcc 14 I 1 . Lull Iltitl , E, DOUBLE 1401 HAHN,
't. 6 - .Ni agora Shed, Corn Cribs. and other
,I,t' '5 t, 'l' Ott Qmildings. a Young A ppleurehard,
i.,.. iff ~,,^„f: of choice fruit, running Neater at the
door, and a Limestone Quarry thereon. '
No. 2, A tract of latolosittle, in the came towr k ship,
hounded by fends of Shoetrees helm, John Better, )b
-oos C. Eberly and others, containing
80 ACIIES AND 14'2 PERCHES,
more or loss, and having thin...eon erected a
LOG lIOUSE, DOUBLE LOG IL\.RN,
Corn Cribs, &e. A good Orchard of Choice Fridt*Lind a
..td in e 'Min ti a •goed -.repair , ea jeatifilis ritei . Reet.y,_,... , ,,, --....—,
these banns an, located on' the Stale road {ceding
from Stem ett's (lap to West Fairy' etc, about S miles
from Havisbur.z. end 7 miles from Meehaniegour:,
can student to Milig, silimi 'louses, :1111i B IlAhltlith
_fifIGPS. _
The gain of loth rrt•lllkl,S WM tike place on the••
Mansion treat, doseri bed as No. 1. at I "'...1 , 1,1it I'. 31. un
Said day, when.ternit, will he made known by
O. W. 011.184VEL1., Assignee.
June 2.1, 1002—ts - .
- ; 4 00
, .
THE subscriber would `respectfully in
form his former customers and tho public gene
rally, that he has again commenced the
Grocery & Queensware Busness,
in the store- room lately occupied by S. C. Iluyett, on
the corner of orth Hanover and Louther streets,
where he has just opened- ono of the largoot assort
ments of
ever brought to Carlisle. Ills stock embraces choke
Coffees, Sugars of every description,
the veriotts kinds of Molasses, Teas, Spices, Starch,
Salt, Rice, Crackers, I Pickles, Candles, Brooms,
Beakucs, Fruits, Soap, Coal Oil and Lamps.
K 4 CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
In endless variety and of the latest styles and
best quality, to which the attention of house—
keepers is especially invited. Codurwaro & Door Mats.
FISII I FISh ! ! FISH !! !
Superior ‘ - alt Fish of all kinds, constantly on hand,
wholesale and retell, together with every article usual.
ly kept in a first class arecery Store.
ills stock being entirely new and fresh, ho can, with
entire confidence In being able to please, invite the
public to give him a call. _
Carlisle, Juno 20.1802
EPHRATA IYIOUNTAIN SPRINGS
T HE well known and popular watering
_IL place, known nn
"TUE M:PIIRATA MOUNTAIN 991211108,"
In the County of Lancaster. Stoto of Pennsylomnla, 13
1111106 north cast from Lancaster. 18 miles south est
Dom Rending. and on the Downingtown, Ephrata sod
Ishurg turnpike road, 89 mdse Ives , of Philade].
phis, 38 miles east el Harrisburg and 11 miles north of
the MrdAmiland, a station on the Pennsylvania Rail
Road. The property consists of
77k ACRES •OF LAND,
pat of It excellent farming laird, covered with tine
Chestnut and other timber, with numeroua Springs .1'
the purest water, which'are conducted' to DOUOIIFS
and HA Tr's. The buildings rare numerous and exteW
sive and capable of entertaining 50i) visitors.
This wArEitoo PLACE AND htI3IMERRE§OIIT,
has ever since its commencement been Bell-patronited;
at times to ite.full rapacity. The Columbia and iteltd—
lug Railroad, 1101 P beinl.coristructed, passes withiti a
quarter of a mile at the Springs and when., complete ATA—motiii•..A SILIM,IS,
the, most convenient of raccoon, of 'all the fashionable
watcring places._
Per 'further .Information apply at the lace of the
NUM{ LINI , IIOI ANSUILA NCE COM PA N Noe. 433
and 437, Cherdnut street,'Philadelphia. or to Noma. T.
& ff .114,UMGADDNER, Agents of the Company, at
Lancaster, Pa.
Jll.lO 20, 1802-dt
rut.' undersigned dying business in
daillele, under the inune arid title of Greenfield&
Co., would give notice that we hove disposed of our
Stock of Goedli, and all Interest In the came to L. T.
Geondeld and A g. Sheeler Carlinlo, and that In
thafuture the bushiess will be conducted In the name
of Greenfield & Bliegfer_ Thtinkful ton (IP:liminating
public for the pationage given lo ue, we would aak for
our succosooro a centinuationsof the'r foyers:
Tho undersigned -hart ngfer med -a-co par tn ership_ure.
der the . name and sty:o of-Greenfield & tdmifer, .and
having purohaeod the entlre'Stock,or Greenfield & Co.,
would - respeetfullv ask of our friends and onetonnirs a
continuation of heir otronaxe, • We anal' at all. Ones
•tlmda have a well and 'kelefully selected assortment o(-
.Rich Dress (locale. Illaelt, and Fancy.Etilks, Embroider'
les,' Nolione,lloon Skirts, Carpnle,,oll ,Cloths and
.Do.
mattes of all descriptiens; and pledge Ourselves to sell
them at a email advance emcltreest. • .. • - •
' • GREENFIELD & fiIIEAFER,
, .
"T: E. We have lust received this day a new lot of
desirable.dress goods, all of the peweat designs -in the
market, which will , be eel Cheap for Clash. •
Cs4;lible). 3una 18T1 1 8N ' ' ZN.1"1) 1114A ' PER ''''
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•• • .
1 4 1 8TA,TE _NOTICE; • • „
,4 Potters of adminlotrottoti ,1i tho ittOte of Ellie':
Dtiiis..iato 'of thOilbrough j)f Until 40,.dOed,Ifirrtt_
boon granted _tiji"thillitiOiter.of Cumbdthnd - couoty, ,
tllO. Oubioribtii Ifi , brig , In tVioitponnobotoutfb toion
411P, ; An. perm no.lltidebtad , ttnOltid!oototo.tylll make
payment, Rnd tbote baying - s clallos 00111,, prooput* them
for sottlodoent to . • .
bAVID . SON,'
JunolP;lll . 62--bt • -
• .MI NSION . HOUSE. •
nE undersigned ha
• large .. al4 eonlinoditouoinfet; ivy anneuoce'lo
h frieade and the phblit genertill74,thafi he le prepar
.ed i t }receipt - at:Pate heardere'eltherregidar ..
tranelent,
The reernaare large and pleaeaut ; the atirrante.aeeept.
reetintdog, 1044131 e 'Proprietor oedgps hie best . alight
ito render the plait pr. nrators, and. r (titans eorntbrt.,
able andiideftearit:.:Jfe,rentigulty to the Minuet, gives
theibldtieterardperoattv4r.igesiover .10 'other
614 .
. .
CALL AND 51+.1E THE
WAltti aTt) I
Family Groceries.
gki —T II S
11 - -45---! SUM
Pst
©MP
~,
NEW STORE
FRESH GOODS,
J. D. UALBERT
FOR SALE
NOTICE,
ZYSTER. & 'DROP.
Chamliorsburg.
ittAblka RAThno.O.
' '*
'' . .;')/tYrATWOP 4 4 , 9O' 3 '
Ala:4oM '
Si r .)t)i Nit' A I.ISN'GBP
111 .
( -1 4.;
E. a Surth-iVest.tur latiolidde.; Read;
lug l'ottaville,.Loluinou,Alleittown,Ratifpnjke:; - '.
, Trains leave ilatrishurg• ler
Reading; Pottiville, and air interineddattratatiOnir; at
Nawlierk Express leaves 'rrairiisinirg'iit,li26' • .A.
York'at 8.25 ttio same Morning.
•Fares from ilarrieburg:
delphiri s3.2lrand tt2,70. Baggage shiselcall.through..
Returning, bravo New York - at WA. M.,.U.2 .61nen, and
8 P. - M.. (Pittsburg Express). ]leave Philadelphia at 8
A. 31., and 1 3 16 P. M. •
Sleeping cars in the Nei? 'nth Exin eastalriri,tlfrotigh
toand frbto Pittsburg without change.
• Passengern by, the Catawlssa Railroad leave Port
I. Clinton tAS 4.N A for Ph Iladel atiil iiiterme. ,
aide Station 3.90 - P.11., for PhilfidelphiaMistw;
' York and all Way Points. • •
1 Trains leave Pottsville at 9A. 51., and
burn and Port Clinton only. couneating fur rine - 43;1AT
and with the Catawissa Railroad. - •
An Accommodation Passau-or Train lesvps.,lteadling
at 3 A. M., and returns front Philadelphia itt - s'l'. M.
.... • . .•
All tin) ebovi , trail:wenn t.uu;:layseateopted:
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at and
Philntelplda at 3.16 P. 51.
Commutatfen, Mileage, Season. and Efreareloli-Vielc
ets, id:reduced rates to and from -
U. A. NICULLS, tlenstni
June 6, 1802.
WAR CLAIM 'AGENCY.
friTIE 'subscriber having been appointed
L by the well known War Claim tr:th of Bnvrows,
Reed & Co. ' of Washington, D C. no their Agent far
Cumberlittid county, and basing all the necessary forum'
for the proper Dopartmonta. 1 AM now 'Prepared to
procure for the friends of deceased soldierk the One
HUNDUED I °UMW BOUNTY and stack pay duel,hOm.- , -
Also, PYUFIODA for wounded or disabled soldiers. I will
Mgo give prompt and cnreful attention to the adjust
ment and collection of all" dolnio against the Covent
moot, caused by the present war. of every kind, large
or mall. having a legal or equitable feilndation. 'it is
important that persons haVing just clairmi -sheitid.pre
emit their applications it the earliest ditylpracticatile,
as claims are paid in the order in which Jaw are Tiled.
My connection at it'alihingten gives me 4cat. - advan
tages In procuring tho settlement of claims promptly.
My Charge will be 10 per cent on lho.auloisnt allowed
by Government. and no leo will be charged until that
is paid. JAM B$
r refer by permission to the followlug gentlemen
Jibe. J. 11. It raham, Hon. F. Watts,
_Wm. 11. Miller,
Ertl , Dr. J. It. Irvine, Cur!isle. •
A. G. Miller, Esq., John McCurdy, Eeq., Shlppous
burg.
L. Kaufman. Esq., John C. Dunlap, Mechanicsburg.
Wm. It. Dorgan, Eeq , Lower Allen.
D F. Fl, mmaker, EFq Newburo. •
Rea. Granny .0 Co.,ritatil:ers,
Neirville, Pa., May 3'l, 1810-3 n
JUNE 2862. 3UNC 1862.
11-_,/ EIDICII, SAIVYI4IIt & MILLER,.
_ East Main street. respectfully call the attention
of tim publir, especially the Lilies, to their large ad
dition ol
.., _ ._
SCIIIIER GOODS, ,
•
islet rereived, romprisina the vatioim fabrics-suitable
for the present Reason. DIiESSOUtiDS of every variety
and newest styb•s. .
Lat. Ft designs of Sill, Similes, Mauna, Lana Mitts,
late l'OititS, , Frelleil iiiirlititirii, Shawls ot all kinds, Sun
Umbrellas, 1..m.m01., limisets, Mises Hate, Ribbon s,
Dress Trimmings,.. -
).
Embroideries. Hosiery. White Grinds of every descrip•
tine', 11. op Skirts. De Forest's l(1.1 Pad and Clasped
Skirt. the hest is the marset, Eagletou•Curdcd Shirts.
Mfin's and tio . )'s Light
CLOTHS I S- CASSIMERES,
Freud) 'Mark Cloths, !drip. Pautines,"Cottonades
/hi.VitOr 1110 services of a first class Tailor, see are pre
payed to milk up Goods at short notice and most. fitall
,euable style.
CARPETS
of all kihde In vie y large supply. Oil ClOths,'Slattirigs.
Look lug (1 lasses, 5 1 itids,, ll ki lids of IloustiTurnitifing
lima's. Domestic Goods in itememe quantities.
Please rail and ustituloe and satisfy yourselves. lie
hose the best.largost, cheapest, most desirable stock 51
Good:, eve's offered in Carl isle.
LE/ DIGIT. SAWYER k MILLER.
June 11 Ififi3
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46115111E5S V., -(1t05
J 1 PENROSE, Attorheyat Law.
y • (Alice iu Rheum's Hull. Pnifrssioual busi
71.e$,$ prubipti . ..atteutkuLLO.
February I.
-
I) UF'U S J. SH.IPLEY, Attorney at
A, 1.. k w. Cer•islt , I. -Wends to ReMution and, col
-IReL:ntt ..3,lrtiors' Vat. Bounties. and Pidifdona. Office
es South I - favorer Street, opposite ituuti'a store.
Doe. 27,1'501 - _
A J. MAIISITIALL.—ST.ToRNE AT
LAW taco W. al W. :U. Pcnrcpc, .I:beenVe
- r EAKL EY.—Attoitt)ey at Dor.
14:=f;_.13'• '
14'y Gondn nturiv. All ”rutemlinr4l
- him will to, promptly attentliotta:
•
I . W Alt D.-C Li A ItLES CIA
1../
At,t.irtte-3,--nt:-baw l -Otitee -Iu 3n
boll'. Lai lding, Just iipposiie the 3larttet
Carlisle, March 14, 'bu—ly.
LJ. AV.- FOULIi, Attorney at Lan
. Office with J. R. Smith, Esq . „ in ltheertiallall.
All Buslnuss eutusled tu him will ho promptly at.
tqn dud to.
'May 9, '60.-ly.
CP., xUM RICH, Attorney at Law.
• —Office on - North IlanOver street, n few doors
south of Glass' Hotel. All business entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to. ' [April 15.
TO. GEORGE S. SEA
RIGHT, DENTIST, from the Bal.
• - 111 10 8 timore College of Dental Surgery.
`sol„olTice at the residence or his mother, last Louther
street, three doors below Bedford.
March EL 1856—tf.
r 1 EO. N. .NEIDICH, D. D. S.-
Late Demonstrator of operative Dentistry to the
Baltimore ' College of
Dental Surgery.
• Illrirwt , Office at his residence,
oprosite Marion Halt, %Veit Main street, Carlisle, Penn
Nor. 11.18b7.
QUA V ING SALOON'.—Having fitted
lOup In the very beet style, the moth In Cramer's
building, next door to A. L. Sponsler'sliffice. • I am pre
pared to give my tonsorial attentions to' all who may
honor MO with 11 obit. 1 shall constantly he supplied
with competent and polite bands and shall spareno effort
to give general satisiaction. I wish to employ s good
boy, between 14 end 17 years old, Apply immediately
to J. MYERS.
Carlisle, June 27, 1862-Iy.
A DMIN ISTRATOR'S - 1101 1 10 E. -
,CLNOtiCO la hereby given. that Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of John Kissingeh lain 01 Penn
township, deed.. have bean gt allted to the undersigned
residing In Keeton township. All persons knowing
themselves indebted will therefore please make pay.
went immediately, bud those having claims will pre•
sent them for settlement. • DAVID Dim unr, adu2r,
• Joao 27, 1862-Bts
Misplhtion,
rb"-- partnership herepfure existing
etweoo Richard 11. Hummel, tititi Wm. M. Kerr,
has boo diFsolvvd by mutual' roneent — All - Forsons
Indebted to the late fire, are notified tolnahi. payment
to either of the parties .on or before ,the „brat day of
August .next.
• 11.1610. lIUMMEL,
Wid: M. ;KEItIt.
Bridgeport, April 24,1962-3 m • ,
School Tax for
rr.r.m-lasablek_atizem.pf ,Bprough
. of Carlisle, are htneby,notifled tbat the Treasurer
of said School Dist, let will attend at The gounty - Court-
House, (Commissioners!, Ofliee.) on THURSDAY; • AU
OUST 14th, next, hetween Um hours of D and 12 in the.
rnronann, and 2 end b o'clock..iu the afternoon of s aid
day, for the purpose of childoting and . r etezdvln g the
School Tex tlf , RoFed for the present yeur. , .ol all Mies
paid on or, before that. data a deduction :will be made
of VINE PPR ORNT. 'Persona wishing..to pay. their
Taxes in the meantime can do, so'hy calling .on the
'treasurer tit his place of business,' ...Marlon Hail"
building. West lligh street. • • . - '
J. W. llRY,,,.Treasurer.
' Carlisle , Juno 20.1862.
Hay levators, Rapes'and 4 PUllys.
A PULL iissort,in_ent, s6pson': -
tirtictoa ttc,ie AO: frt , Plill.1:11 , „wIth
ati um.;
dlem3 tisortrilort of F 0,401, -noes; SsS4jois:* o .,, o f
the pest wakes and ninot appreired . sale
of the store of JOLIN P. L'S?NI SON(-Nottli Ilanover
strottafliTiAlu. -
Interesting' To..Fatmers...
JOH P. I/YNE & SON just;
received e. large lot of those .oelebietiii - 6CYTLIES,
made expressly.lor their ow &sales, have al ways
entire satisfaction to allAilifiliave,used
?On that want a keen cutting and easy rUnelug Spy the,
we would any try one of their superlorltinrke• Vle helm
'also a full stock ordnathe, Whet , •Stonaitaie, Itakesof
Obrlat. Myers' and cithnecelelwate d
Mee of 'all the makesbestlo the with a toll
steel; of all ki oda of. Tooleandliniplenteotefor
Wiel,„All of whloh Tiara
NOM Hanover street.
"Caslisiq, 414n0 ct, HOZ_
-
.
117-'-ENT2E4-. 1,..„.. >IT V '3 I OLIN. 4.
. , .. . .
' •SURGEON,' hart 'rorooireil his - 0111041 to South
lhinoyer.strikol,Alriictly.oppiollto Ponts'astor:e:. 411 pa:
flouts entrusted table carocelther froth -Icitrit Or -couo.
.try, will hoipromptty attended to.. . ''..,,::!., ':'' •
ji , . ~ , ~ .. , .
AitGAINS I•AIif.II,OAIL,IS:tI
Nov is • ttlfi . ttoio'for - okPtap . goOsillehaing oiat
' ho onttia stook at ,unprotodoutlY'l.oir Iliceitt 61,1,06
tootn'tor soring'itascir,tmpvt. '11.,t . a.14 , 19110 vhittP rot,'
.Goods, nip rosppotfally tavl4P4 to callrat "t 1) a elicit/star°
of '. , ~ . , .. ' " OU.A#: i cgilLllY,
Odriislo, Vol), : io,1861. ~, . ,';':- ' , . :Nrivit.oo.
elLMENT.: . ~aonien.t in large•pr'smill
3Z.,lquantittes, At inautit?turinn,rlceni 91 d wArrAnte4
kibatig,l'urnpiubne,ln
-9 13 nniP,Ins IplFlng -very ; otnnip, At tliy Atbru of JOllusl
ON* t sOai, carlir,ln• • . ~7 4406fi,
"BLINDS AN SPADES.
13J..' WILLIAMS, No". I'6North 6ti,
e greot, Philadelphia, IllaiTuftictu
s ror, of
VENITIAN BLINDS and'
'WINDOW .S HADEIS.
. . ~ . . . .
. - largest'rhoagt and finest assortment In the elty, at the.
lowest 'prices. ,Bllnds •painted:and : trimmed ,equal to
,
'ila.r, .I,tore Sinaloa made and lettered. ' '
• anr1118;,1862-2M . . - ' • ' - ' ' •
- • .• . . , .
:KIMMEL:L HOUSE:,,
ON . THE EnuOPEAN PLAN,
C:§TREET, 13ET. q AND 6th fitS.;
, Near the and two sriareB from
the
,Aailrad
WASHINGTON CITY.
FINE PARLORS FOIL TIDI ACCOMMODATION OF LA
._ •
. ,
itonm and Board, per day.
Room alone, per day
-
Lodgthg, If the room.ie vacated by 7,x fn
Otbowise it, mill ho coAsidoroci by tho clay
,
• The kIJINIIII.I HOUSE Is newly and elegantly tur
nlshed,-and in every nrpect a first class note'. I
Invite the public to eall and examine.
A. F. KISIMELL Proprietor.
Cet.ll. 1831. t f
DR. WI LLIA.IVIE B. HURD'S
1111OUTH WASH
A SURE REMEDY • FOR A
Bad Breath,
Sore Mouths,
Episelised Bleeding' Gums,
Nursing Sore Mouth,
A ND the best specific now in use for
17:1 ANY diseased rendition "(If the mouth. It Is
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every taint of the mouth, ab
sorbing and removing ail impurities, Insuring
- A SWEET BREA. TH
to all who make use of it. No YouNd Lair or YogNo
Ohliti4No,whols 411 . 100 with a
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this remedy, for it It a certain
cure, ard'is approved and recommended by evry phy
skim/ wider whose notice It has been be ought.
USE Dr. Wn. B: .HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at Dr. Ileite's Dental (Ore, No. 1; Fourth
Street. Brooklyn, Z. D.
ite - Prtee 37 Cents per Bottle. '”54(
A liberal discount made to dealers. -
Addrosa Principal Office, Tribune Bnildings,
No. 1 Spruce Street, Now York.
Sold In PhllatlPlphla, by Dyott & Co., 232 North 2d
S treott 0 S. Ilubb,il, 1410 Chestnut street; and by all
Druggists
DR. WILLIA M H R
TOOTH -POWDER!
This Pewder p .sseses the PARTIONIC 'A ITII.OUT
TIM INJURIOUS PROIBIITIE uF 011 A ItCOA L. and
is free from al 1.14 el Al kalies that e.in in the least
injure the Teeth. - Its notion being eni h e . ly mechanical
—polishing without wearing the enamel.
Dr. Wm. B. flurd's Tooth Powder
Is recommended by all EMinoot nt 19t 5.
Prepared at Dr. II urd's Dental office, Nu. 71 roma , .
Street,.ll,mkl3n, E. U.
r,...r - Priee 25 Cents per Box, -.%8u
A liberal dismuld mode to dealer,
Addresp Principal . Office, Tribune Buildings,
. No. 1 Spruco Street, Now York.
F. old alsn by Caswell. Mark A: eta., Flitb Avenue Haul:
I. Cod Ilmtion. 71.5 Brou.l way ;
_D. S. Baru es,
Innadway, and by atl Drup.g.ta.
WILLIAM B. 11IJRD'S
TOOTH ACH E HDff t.t. l S
For the Cure of Toothache,
prr.lneeel.by'expo?.ed nervPs. It is part loul,riv adapted
M all ea.es of vhildr , m utllirtnd w h
Varvnts ran relievr; themselves from that distressing
vii•arinesS canned 1.3 - •
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and
. 11eit children fmm great suffet'intl. by I.oeidnir
Wei--111.11 U'3 TOOT!' Ac 01 , 5 to the.
house.,
Prepared at Pr. ITurd's Dental Offic, No 77 Fourth
Street, Broooklyn, K
B :21' Price ) only 12 Cents per Bottle
A'liboral dl,count made to doalors.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. 1 Spruco' troet, Now York.
Fold In Dbiladolphia. by Dyott & Co., 132 North ttd
Street: O. r.n. llubbell, 1410 ObostuuL Strout; and by all
Druggists.
DR. WALIAM_B L HURIPS,'
NEURALGIA PLASH
=I
- - 6 R TOQPfiAG'ti&r~ S DODUO ED-41Y— GOLDS,- -
LOOM. NEUILALGU is immediately cured 1, 3 ;heir
application.
They act like a charm, and aro perfectly harmless In
their nature; do not produce a L later, and lento nu
unpleltsant
Dr. Wm. B. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasters
never fall to give . gatinfttetion to alt who test their
virtue
Prepared at Dr. ilurd's Dental Office, No. 77 Fourth
Street, Brooklyn, D.
xrdi- Price, only 15 Cents liach.."6-e4
A liberal discoupt made to dealerF.
Address nideipal Office, Tribune Buidiligs,
No. 1 Spree° Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia, by Dy ott A Co., 232 North 2d
Street: 0. S. Uubbell, 11111 Chestnut Street; and by ail
Druggists.
NOTICE.—Iie are daily receiving orders to send by
mail some one or more of Dr. llurd's De n tal Remedies,
which- we cannot fill. None are mailable except the
Neuralgia Plaster, which •.1 e seud in an envelope on ro
celpt of the prim (15 Conte) and coo stamp. But to se.
cammodate poisons% places where the druggists and
stet ekeepers are behind the age, we have put up puck.
ages in white embossed boxes, seven inches by four,
with compartments—each box containing a bottle of
Dr. Ilurd's Mouth Wash, and Tooth Ache Drops, a box
of Tooth Powder, the Neuralgia Plaster, a valuable
little Treatise en Teeth and their Diseases, the hest
means of preserving them. and the proper treatment of
Children's Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost to
every young man or - women . , or parents with young
children, with sundry other necessary articles; price,
par package,lme dollar, or six packages let .11§ . , sent by
oxpresl'as 'directed. As the express chart,,lls are not
much, r any more on a dozen than on one, it is far
cheaper to order six orb dozen paeltagettakone time.—
A large family will want all, or the surplus can be die
posed of to neighb. rs with public 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 family today hid one
f these packages, which, in itself, is u complete sett of
Dental Remedies. Address Wat-13.1111RD& Go., Tribune
Buildings, New York, and writ u name • and address
plainly. That remittances may be made with cond.
donee, IYI D, 11.4 Co:, refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn, -
to W, Griffith, President pf the Farmers and Citt.
sen's Rank, Brooklyn; to the Editors of the A 11106,311
Manufacturers' Gazette; triJoy. Coo b. Co., Publishers'
Agents, New York; to P. T, 'leen tun, Esq., who knows
a good thing when he sees it and who has already or
dered.a second supply, etc.
1000 AGENTS WANTED
To Introduce Dr. ilurd's - Dental Remedies into every
county. Mew or women who want to make money
quickley, can do better with these articles than any.
thingdu market. .They ore 115 W -, useful, low prleed,
and we are - open ling thousands In advertising them
illr.the benefit of Agents. Boxes of samplea, cent Rini ng
a dozen of the oue dollar packages above specified, with.
cireulars, will bit sent, on receipt of seven dollars, about
half price. to any person Wishing toteet his or her skill.
In selling, with a view of becoming an Agent. We
w uld rather pay salaries than Commissions to those
-Who prove-themselves of .
'Now Is the titneto go intdthetusiness. For address
and refttrencusemabove.• ' • ' " " :
RICHA.RIDSCiNIS
COLUAIBI4N PREPARATION FOR THE
- HAIR: - •
. •
•
wILL most, certainly prevent bald-:
,• - restore 0 roy Hair to Umbrian/al color,'
will eradialto Dandruff, stimulate the Natural Beare-.
times of the t... , 0a1p. and whl ^uouro a had of lusuflant,
glqsy, and healthy huh.. ..Road tiro following bertin,
catnal
finierEetenuna. Sept. 4, 1130.
To ali'wnont R may concern : -, ..Tbaulitleralgnett would
.say that - be baa weal taro •hottlea Itlehirdsen'a Cos,
lurebinu' preparation for f, ho Ifair, and fouint It to
' Chance Ws Bair !rem BilForymbiteueca to a beautiful
auburn wlor. lt• la not.arlye,..btit ammth,"and be be
--
Moves It will:acoontilltb - all that the proprietoi:omma
.-131CODDIT7
Novoni.u, Sopt:1(1,1860.
• The unddraißned have stood ittobardoon'a Columbian
Propareaton !hr CUo hall% np4 find It to produco offocto
as act forth 16 th 6 abOve ooriilleato. -
'Jno, I.:Ahead/3, Abm: Wan) 1 U.:Randall, Tilos.
M'Cn Rower. .
Peeinkrod and sold only by G. 111, RIOEIAII.DSON, at
N.•wvibe; Po.. - sod d. W t Unveystlolb Cornea. 'Prim 40
May 16, • - •
Br4vriNct , !' •
Njr , 4r6orrinei3r, Of
Qum - Boltiori - Opm-Horoi. Clurri--PriAring,—&c,i r and—for_
Fie pboOr, it thwlturchWe tort.of.
June 2A, /86 6 . -' 4A2CTQN
,jOSEIqI.IIITNji Oritt •
. .
t Likw and tgrvilbr. hleoluttilesttuigi pa, Oftice oq
'Baal 8614 - SCroA, fixo - dn'viriorth - of the -11Aijk:
4er .Busiuths promptly tatoulo'd to. r . • ~ •
—• • "
.1
iIINTB !'
,)AINTS . •
oils; Varni she s, Tarpeniiie. ' Wairrilta tbi r ) attabi l ,
tlbn .of.tha public. to 'kr sliparini I.,,E4Ti t `ppl ;
,up.cr,cluelvaly in. Tin pales:and warrantfd Cob° anPow
rior any otbor brands sold inarliek great
,yaridti of &dojo of the bust qualities ' in
and 301 X ilkitio
bluost pricac. John 14ntrarklonia, North
otrootiCarlieje: .• -
‘cARPETIN,e , to?pivp.
,94 . '31113Y'S t3tirite Ali: Movie, . - iiOA; toeXtr r '
Otte, DiumtA .A
bald At 'ye rY 'l6li aim ~.•
riset tattapd Noon:nine( tp":".kont,';,.; ‘„ .
o , l4liigr} , Oft , ZA; lol6 V. " •
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SPRING - GOODS , '
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GRPENVIELD ,84 : :
4014 e 4I()Oi. • lgt,* 'of :the' 'Co!' (:1;
. t .l4'
:repeiycd' . ae
Rortownt - of Ndw , Pntxja, from New ,York
I , 4llettlulphla,v.hich will, be sold unusually chimp-for
.
Fancy Sllks in Grea!, Varieties,
of dll grader, foon 76 &info to' $1,60.: In the above line
'Of Goods we dory compOtitlon.o•
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SILK AND WOOLEN :FOULARDS,
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Silk Poplins ' Llama Cloths, Xossaiblques, 13Ilopbord
Plaids, Nooldo Woes, uhallies, Wane, &e.
..SP:R.L7VG D EL4I.VES
at.roduced prices. • Wo aro now, offering oar entire
stock of new „styles of t?pring Dnialues at 20 coots,
worth 25 cents.
$2 00
()nod Prints at 64 and B,conts.
Extra do lO cents.
---- (7lchccoes . , Merrimac,' andEpragues eill2W - 1110,rchuir
add unbleached 01uslina_at 6, 8 and 10 Cents, Extra
quality, mic yard aid. at 12;4 cents. Lancaster Ging
hams at 121,6 cents.
CD/EMCM,
COTTON AND LINEN PANTINGS,
Drllle, Inmlron, Joann, In groat variety and at old [,races.
ME AND BOYS!*EAR.
A vory handsome lot of
CLOTHS CASS'IMERES,
for Man and Boya' wear. at low inlcos
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.
A full line of the above goods always on' hand. Alm,
[loop Skirts, of the latest New York styles.
Canker,
.a,x•r»oitis
4.800 yards of Carpets, all of the newest - designs and
patterns In the market, ranging In price from 1'44 cts.
to $l.OO per yard. having pUrchused tho :the ve assort
ment in New York. we and -enabled to slier superior
inducements to all'who will favor um with a call. As
our .tore iu now a-permanent Institution in Carlisle,
we are determined to maintain the-name (we have al
ready established) of selling cheap, notwithstanding
the various rutnors that haves boon circulated in regard
to our L aviug town.
tIitEE.NFIELD $ CO.
Carlisle, May 2, 1862.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
(Z INCE the late victories Domestic Cot
ton Goods have declined, and there in now a prom•
pact ot getting a supply of Cottan. Wo, (I.EIDJOH,
SO WYSIt et MILLER, at the now stole, under Martin's
Hotel, east Main street,) aro receicing.dally largo sup.
plies of
NEW SPRING GOODS ,
which. our oldiitoelt,vro are determined to cell a CITY
Pit! 0 ES. DRESS OOODS'ot'at•ery verity;,
.
Plain and Fancy Silks at all Prices,
A large lot of now Black Nike at 75, 8734, 1.00, 1.25,
1 , 5 n. 1 75, 2, 00 2.50; new Spring Detain,. at 25 cents:
4,010 yards best - quality Merimac, - Cocheco. Pacific-and
Anti-no:in Pripts. dark pnd light colors., now styles, at
.12;,;; a large iot at . d, B and
SECOND MORNING PRINTS,
bout quality English, 12 'to. All kinds Domestic
tifogdnitna 12%; Manchester 111%; 30 phices French and
&latch Dress and Bonnet Gingnams at 25.
BROWN AND %nun .MUSLINS
at wholesale and ratall, a good quality 8, fine 10, 4 4
wide Also, 54, 10 4,-11-4, l'2-4 at corresponding
prices. All Mods or HEAVY GOODS In largo-supply at
minced prices—Tisk - logs, Stripes, Chpoks, Drllllo,a.
Innaburga. Cotton Diapasr, 81% Litton hoods of
all kinds, Tahle Cloths, Shootings, 'Anon Warm . , Nap
kins, phirring Linens Shirt Fronts, Gollary,lttthe,old
prices. White (lends, all hinds, at old prises;
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SPRING MANTLES, DUSTERS, -
Shaw Is, Irlml.rolderies,&c , Hnop Slarts direct from the
Metery. 800 doz. Ladles', {eves. Men's and Boy's
Itv3lr., I 2 to 25. Men's an cylny's Wear—
• BLACK CLOTHS AND CASSINIERES,
oi grades, Fan, (•asstmerrs, latest styles, Vesllngs,
Satinets, Jeans. Cottonades, Havlnpsneured
the serve•es of n first class Tailor, we aro prepared to
g e t lop clothing In the most fasliionabla style at ;Dort
notice.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
WO aro rm..eiving our Spring supply of Carpets. compris.
lug all the various kinds kept In a first class Carpet
!louse. Carpets ranging in price from 123.6 to 1.25.-
511 Cl.dhs. all n Wars. Mattings, Looking, Glasses,
Shades and blinds of all kinds. 1.000 lbs. Carpet Chain;
Feathers; i• piton (tatting; Counterpanes.
Ali the above goods and many others, we offer to
purchasers ut a small advaueu aboin te e
Dross ClooliS—Sim rein, NI CF. Furs. Ices than first cost
We are etermined not to ho undorsuld. Please calland
examine our Immerse° stock.
ta,u'u will make additions of Now floods as the sea.
sou advances. All Gouda warmth toil to bo what we soil
them lor.
LEIDTCEI, SAWYER & MILLER
Carlisle February 28. 1862.
A Superior Limestone Farm For
Sale.
Limestone farm, of the best quality
etwitutelnyolhout 240 or 246 acres is offered for sale.
This' firm prod uced , Vreat
and large quantities of corn and oats.
There are excellent improvements on the farm, consist
log of a new house, it good barn, a hog pun and coin.
crib,-sprig g.-liouso e lsiltu.oveneand-ttood-xsater-aiessalie
tho'northertrlitio - of - tite — farm - is -- located
limestone Ridg protecting the crops from the winds
and furrishing the best 0' limestone for lime. There
are about Iso sere , cleared and the rest Is covered with
timber. With Judicious liming the farm would pro
duce 10 00 bushels of wheat. It can wilveniiintly Pe
divided into two farms.
The farm Iles In Madison township, the richest sari
cotton] settlement In Perry County. A better pa3iug
investment Cannot be made. .
For particulars vitt upon or address the undersigned
who will answer 411 inquiries.
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April 4, 1862
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
ACOB SENEIt'S Boot & Shoe Store,
•J hag been removed next door to Piper h Book Store
and opposite the CumberlAnd - Valley BAnk.
BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AN!) SHOES!
Grand Bargains
now offered at Sonor'a Cheap Boot and Shoe Store
Spring Arrival of New _Boots & Shoes.
Tim subt o has just returned from Phil
adelphia and Boston with an extenNive and
splendid assortment of tiontlernen's and La.
dies' Shoes, 'len's and Boys' Boots. Shoes and
Brogans, filen'a and Boys' Walking Sheila, Calf, Patent
Leather and Cloth Gallant,
leiries' Button Boots, Balmoral and Laco Boots, GAi•
tors, Buskins and Kid Slippors, Aliases nod Childron's
Boots and Shoes. Carput Hags. Trunks, Umbrellas, &a.,
which will bo sold low for Cash.
Purchasers aro Invited to call and examlnonur stock.
they will find that ho price and quality it will compete
with any shoe store in the r place, at
_the Now Store
Room next door to Piper's Book Store. ,
Carlisle, April 11, 1882-6 m
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
DUBLISIIED for the benefit and es a
warning and a caution to young men who-suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c.; supply
ing at the same time the means of Reif cure. Ds one
who nas cured himself after being put to great expense
throughmedleal Imposition and quackery. Dy uncle-,
sing a post paid addressed envelope, single copies may'
ho had of the author,' N ATIIMiIkiL MAYFAIR. DR.,
Bedford, Rings Co., N. Y.
• NEW FIRM.
•ORAWFORD & CO., Wholesale and
setae Glues and Curled hair Warehouse, No. 21
South 7th Street ' 'Philadelphia. Ulna. Sand and gme
ry Paper. Emery Cloth, ltaw Hide Whips, and Curled
!lair, at tlielowent prices. Orders solicited by. mail and
satisfaction guaranteed.
WHITE AND , COALVO.N GLUES,
for 11.1111inera, Prlniers, Bo . t.kbladairs, Nikarti,
Coach Makes, &0. kd-
Doalora in tha above will find it of special, advantage
to give' us a call,
CRAWFORD & CO.
- . 21 Eolith 7th Strad PtilladaWa._
'Jan. 3d; 1861.
"Illatrimony Made Easy,','
A •
NIM W work showing how either sox
may be suitably married, irrespective of age or
position; prepossessing nr otherwise, with a.,treatlse on
the Art of Easeiriating -any person you wish. curt
ous scientific experiment which never .fails. Free for
25 . cents Address T. WILLIAM b CO„ 'Publishers,
Box 2, 00, Philadelphia.
March 14,1861-1 y -
.W , HA.VERSTIO4, Tipgetit,
- Ittinpiier Strost, Parliste.
— PhYflOs'PreSsriptlonscarefullyomponnded
A. full e!upply of fresh drugs and obondealg;
gip- FARE REDUCED.
STATER UNION itop,T - F,L;
008 dz• 008 Illarlret St., eabove,atztla,
rOILADELPALt.
V' JAILS'S W. rolvtB. o propriator.,
;r.zaidB:.-40. 25 imp day. ',,
,171\'ITED STATES -130TE4-r
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S. N. Car. Iltit 0. Mark lst Sta., ';
• ritir.46starati..
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.o•4l,•voscr,- • ,
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tio u tic. ttanoviir ',treat.
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tirX:YING toobnt:iy
hee takeh'll4 oflltt appolitte the Itlntvildn.lttlitioh
uro-tie eau bß,enti*ttltosl hy vdrttons 11"Ohlrig modlual
itdrtqgit or trbtt doFired, w l l l vbdt
domievelthor In the torrti,t)r , -
- 11147,2; 18 6 • 1 7 1 3' :•••
BLACK . Slldc_S;
-DOMESTICS
I=
JACOB SENER
The •Citizenro “Oar iv e
ed. t9 ,- ak ,, expl,llt,"itutti,lii, , Of. my
Sldstook
or 11AMS at O'coiittfperltii:kiiied:ligto,k;,•tiißt, Pickens;
l(istftufin, Bevil:en .. Buttered and-sfouulo4 rtss...46s 'of the'
14,,at'approt6tl firandsi•Table Lil,•
111 SFi : , .TO XTOE.B;,V:O4iDg i
. . „ ,
In cane. I)rled Frult."yerp fine Sy'rtip at Weis,' sici gal'
Viols; Pinet.:Apple.llsp ego . and Witch", pigni ebeeske,
Fluid, Whale 011. bear TO neve:elm ri.egspr, i.
den Wjbois sod Liquors, aud r n 1. . 211141 '
waree, Terms Cana. • '
Feb. 7, 1662.
Employment,
ripliWundersigned.ara desiroui,of seen ,
11 ring the services of a few Young Men, to engage
In a Travelling Agency, upon . a Salary orFOILTY NUL,
LAIIS par morith,• and all asine.* paid. Vile is an
opportunity seldom offered; and to tboße who merit the'
approbation of the - subscriber% by strict attention' to
business, can rely, upon constant emplOyment, fur, sr
term of years.- 'For turthor panto:Utah, address -
ADAMS, .f*LINAN - -
11a 0 116.121r0ad Street,
_Atkinson Depot, N. If.
March 14 1862=3m • _
Kollock's D'andelion Co
MITTS preparation, made from the best
Jaen Coffee. le recommended - by , physicians as a
suierloiliulritious Beverage fur Oenteal
and all billour,disordsre. Theusende win; haye
beon compelled - to &million the 'useof coffee will use
this without Injurious effects. One "can.contsini the
strength of two pounds of 9rOngsry coffee.. Price. 26
cents.
KOLLOCK'S•LEVAIN, the Turret and beet Baking
Powder known, for maklug light, swuot and nutritious
bread'and cakes. Price 15 tents.' 'BlitntifactUred by NI.
Kollock, Chemist. corner of Broad & Chestnut Re.,
Phila., and sold by all Druggists and Groton. -
Februnay 55, 1862-1 y
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A, LENK
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Second door..enst of the Markt: House in .
. ZlO Corittr. ,
EALER•IN PIANOS. New Rose
woodTlanos, from tbo be•t makers.
ITELODEONS.,
The teat manufactured Instrumento from Stt' te VW:
VlOllllll. 0 tutus, A ecordnone, Elfes,lfrUnloilbin•
jos,Vambourtries. Violin and °Onyx Strings, and TilOor
cal.Merebandlee In general.
SHEET MUSIC. •
A complete assortment for aft Instrulnerita. The latest
publications always oulmnd.
Teacher on the Yiano and Unittr, Instrumental and
Vocal nptslc.
Pianos and 11Iolodeo'ne tuned and repaired.
March 21., 1882. A. LENA
VAN AIIIDENISTALTEICI 4 ,
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.
HANNAH & CO
SoLc ND:murrain, 29 OLIPP Sr, Nsw Yogi.'
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Two Sizes, . . - - $l,OO and $1,25
Lira- bn rerelpt of pi Ire a Press will be mailed to any
addrrre. pestage paid. Deseriptlte circular° sent If ro•
quested. itationers and Agents supplied on liberal
terms. Exi raordinury Inducemanta offered, to intellv
gent Aete.ts.
May 2,1852-8 m
NOTICE. .
11'1133,51T CLASO
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
GEfl, J, HENKELS,
No. -524 Walnut Street )
OPPOSITE THE STATE HOUSE,)
PHILADELPHIA.
Scythes & Snathsi
UST re - otiv cid -- t arges gt -
I) cheapest assortmunt of
Seythes, Forks,
Snuths, Hakes,
- -- Whet - Stones,
• Shovelt,._
iro - a7, -
Wator Cans, Kegs, AT.,
ever brouoitt to this county. All of which I have
made expressly to order, in large quantities, - so that
they can he sold at vary low prices and warranted as
represeutd.
The trade and cradle maker , supplied at mantic
turer, prices, at the cheap Hardware store of
lIENRY SA.XTON,
East Main St., Carlisle.
OM
Hay Elevatoia.
TUST received a large lot of those su
p perior Ifa'y Elevators, Hay Honks. Ropes of all sizes,
Pulleys, to., which I am Rein' g cheaper than - vier.
am Rule agent l.r Carlisle for the celebrated HAY ELE
VATOR and Manure Exeatator. Call and see them.
June 13. HENRY SAXTON.
GRAIN CRADLE i.•
On hand a largo assortment of Grain Cradles of
the different makes of this and other counties. Also,
some city made on baud, with American and imported
Scythes, warranted at manufacturers prices.
June 13. HENRY SAXTON.
FLY NETS,
90 Cotten Fly Nutt., Worsted Fly' Nets, Linen
Hy eta Twine. Fly Nets, Leather Fly Nets, all colors,
shapes, sizes and qualities ? which I am sellingsheaper
than the cheapest, as I buy directly from the manu
facturers.-
June 13.
TO FARMERS.
I have been appointed sole agent .for Climberland
county, for several new And superior 'Maher; Of FARM
1113,168,.wh1ch,t Am Selling at very reduced prices.
Call and see them before purchasing, at the cheap
Hardware store of
Juno 13.
MOTlo.l4l—Letters of Administration
L 1 - with - the - will annexed by Christian — Whisler
doc'd., late of Hampden Township, halm been issued
to the subscriber to whom all debts will be paid, abd
upon whom all claims will be made, ,
SAMUEL EiIERLY.:
Addi't, o.l'. A.
June Bth, 1882-80
F'OR RENT,
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TRH eubserlbor ogere ter tent the
iftStore roomand Dnelliel, on }neehlain
street, Bow oaqUblo4 by P.O. Kramer,
Jewelet. Postenfon welt immediate.
RUED. IItVINE t or.
• - ty.
Cathode, June 6, 1862—tf
agaisb
JUST opened the largest and 'best' as.
oortment of hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass,
Iron, &c., ever brought ti, Oumberlaad county, bought
exclusively fOr cash, and. which we areaellinsrat.the
lowest PriFel? We' invite the public generally to_give
no &call before indhing their purchases, 8R wears fully
sustalniug.our old reputatibn of selling the •
BUT - GODS AT TIIG. • LOWEBIT .PRICES.- •
.
. Beturiaing.thanks to generous public for their past
liberal patronage; hoping by personal itttootion ttitheir
wants, to remit a contintiance of the mime, :
.1011 N INNE•A SON,
At the Old Stand firorth Ilanover Street.
Carloo, June 8, Isq2,
SE , IsLII_sTG ()Fie AT...COST!
DAGAI2iB.I,BAROAINS; '
underilgneh tau, detetnilned to sell out Ida
- very entenalve an elegant assortment of'. '
ORlr.• •• • •
. - . .GOODS..
itsr4tec4,4l2e..uo.wiutot.--attothot-to , sp o eo:—siolicip
It td sae, his stook Is large sod complete. 'comprising
in in pea, men's, Ladles, endlnissee wear, 0' 4 41 kinds
and descriptions,, all of which erere„purcbassd St:l9e ,
rates for Cash, aid Mlll .be suld:at,the•esmo'figure.
RoUSEXERPING 0000,4
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snob 'U 14 output, aud ititbbstabed , :fibiststteas,
arm 11p% scut:. ckittOto 'Table , pkot4f,fi,
Wte ttretrur3lo4luSOtowtto, - .
ift, A
474,13/311% 1 0i' ,'0 1; 44j *. 11t5 t' eat
Rl , , fit, ! ,.* o f corof*,Oir.clotbsb ,Zttatttuit7t; 4 4o4 the
laroweed,beg 10 . 44 04 , 4 0WD 4 0 c01tutt.Y., , , 45 110e
o, , early, aIb TABS grant .urgaloc
tend In doiset. •wbatlttlYi' eta Mg 1.01311,0 Ur entire ttoc
st•flrst , 'sosr. Vettna,tusy t ., , ocutos ail I-
,„. • —,!:P01411 , 411.2 , 700;
• . 'X'vsn aoorr, Akiwkik,of Alio, crarlAte Depoost. Voile
If=p ,- #3otl_N TAY , 1 4-BruPIT4NTS •Absir
tutyint4ftt 46 100 tno CO. tt , t,'l.ofto ~ t o. Abu%
obrpo.r rates til,*_to , , cop , purc:4o4 the
,ii!Oppado
Nor ilssisiiMs,l649.l444
to• Ow and..l 'Odin Ayolilktl4.lr
PVIn 44 luPli 4 - .,o4ol3l3.4,ltaksottlies, .
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P•olgler it 1 4007 .
' ' ' • Bloorotleltt
411,ttiitc -
tit the 'clreeip 45r. 41: makKT4o,zi . t luikosui.
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WM. DENTZ
ItENRY SAXTON
liENRY SAXON
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