Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, September 05, 1862, Image 3
NEW APPOINTMENTS.--LeVi Kauff- Inan, of Mechanicsburg has been appointed collector, and Horace ilonharn, editor of the York Republican, assessor, of H. S. Taxes for this district, and are to enter at once upon the discharge of their duties. These are both excellent apriointinents: ugy i ..:l ho managers of the Tableaux de sire to return thanks to the following men tioned persona; for their services rendered freely and gratuitously, and which contribu ted se materially to the success of the exhibi tions. To Mr. 40on REIEEM for the use of Hall. To Mr. 71. t. BEETEM for the Gas used To Mrs. Cinnumn for the use of piano. To the Garrison Band for their charming music. To Mr. JOUN Ban= for his very valuable as sistance in arranging and conducting the vo• cal music. To Mr. PABST who kindly volun teered-to pl4 - the violin, which added much to the entertaiment. To Messrs MoCnarasy and MARTIN for) maintaining order in the Hall. To the editors of the several papers for inserting notices, of the exhibitions.— And lastly to all the young ladies and gentle man, who took part in the performanoo. .r, BURIAL OF CAPT. SMEAD.—This brave officer was killed on Saturday last, while bravely leading his battery in the thickest of the engagement at Manassas. His death was Caused by a ten pound cannon ball, which came richocheting over the field, and struck him on the head, tearing away half of it and killing him instantly. His re mains were embalmed at Washington, and arrived hero on Wednesday. The funeral took place on the same day at 4 o'clock P. M. The entire permanent company at Car lisle Barracks, formed the escort, and firing party, and a large concourse of citizens paid their last tribute to the honored dead, by following the remains to their final resting place. Captain SmeLd was an officer of much talent, and gave promise of soon at tainin,g a position in the front rank of the service. His untimely death is a great loss to the na ion and a ajurce of profound sor row to his many friends. THE CASUALTIES.—The inevitable con fusion attendant upon every great battle ron dere it almost impossible to get anything like -a perfect and detailed account of the killed, wounded and missing, for some considerable time afterwards. The great battles which have occurred near the famous Buij Run ground, have brought in their (rain an unu. sual amount of carnage and destruction. Weglean from the daily lists ofcasualties, those who hail from this neighborhood The4um ber is comparatively small, but subsequent advices, may both swell and correct the list. We believe the following, are all that are di rectly heard of from'Carlisle. Killed, Captain JOHN SMEAD, sth Regular Artillery. Wounded Lieut Cal. ROBERT RENDERSoN, who was struck in the lower part of the abdomen by a rifle ball, which passed out his back near the spine, making a very painful, but not mortal wound. CHAS. WON DERLICH . Company A. 7th Penna. Reserve, wounded in the thigh,;' lst Lieut. JAMES NOBLE, W. WALTON hand, Aaaveros SITES, head, T. CONWAY, leg, JOHN VANZANT, - Ride, all of Company A. 1I th Pa. We hear unauthenticated reports of a number of other Cumberland county men ; but prefer to wait official information, before giving them. OUR QUOT.A.—The quota of Cumber land County, for all the calls, except the three months men, is 2,377. From this num ber must be deducted all the volunteers, who have left the county, except the 3 months men, those who have enlisted in regiments of otherstetesZor the regular army, teams tees, wagon'-bitister-s;&e,, CumberlaW COunty Enrollment Total No. In service. Carlisle, t East Ward, 490 122 West Ward, 403 167 Monroe, Meehan icebu g, Upper Allen, Lower Allen, East Pennaborougb, Silver Spring, Hampden, Middlesex, North Middleton. 169 21 Franktord, 267 2.5 West Pennsborough, . 434 92 Dickinson, 2.80 35 Penn, 295 pl 6 Muffin, 227 .... Newton, 394 Newville, 173 Hopewell, 163 Southampton, • 334 Shippensburg Borough, .345 I i Township, 46 Newburg Borough, 86 New Cumberland Boro. 93 All of the Boroughs and Townships in the County, except South Middleton, which we could not obtain at the time of going to press, are included in the above statement. In the number of those "iu service" are included teamsters and some soldiers in the regular artni, for Whom credit will, not be given. ti the Boroughs sod Townships from which they went. The statement is as nearly correct as can be obtained until the Borough and Town ship reports are compared and transcribed into the books for the Commissioner, who will make the draft, The names of all per eons in the County between the ages of 18 and 45 years subject to military duty are iucluded. Martiagts. On the 28th ult., by Rev. Jacob Fry, Mr. 'JEREMIAH IMAM, to Mies MARY MURTORF, both ° of Ademe co. On the 2nd Ind, by the sumo, Mr, JACOB C. STOCK to Mite MARY JANE ZEIGLER, both of North Middle. ton twp. Cumberlend co. ptat4o. In Diehineon two.. on the 27th ult., MARY wife of t tumuli Lee, Br. aged Oa yeara and 6 months. Batchelor's Hair Dye !—The 130 St in the ! WII,LIAId A. 8Ai0118,L01.1.14 celebrated Hair Dye produces a ' color not to be distinguished fromnature— warranted not to injure nth - Hair. In the keit; rornediee the ill effecta of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for ute., Grey, Red or Rusty fair instantly turrtea, splen n did Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and biiantlird Sold by all Druggists, 'do The genuine le Ahmed WILIZAM A.,I I ATOILEL9ft, on the four aides of e.ichboi. FABTOBY, No. 81 Bainlay - Street, New , York. - (Late 283 Broadway and 16 Bond Street.) May 20, 1862 7 -1 y " Eht Mullets. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. Reported weekly for the Herald by Woodward dc. Schmidt. Carlisle Bept. - 5, 1862. 4 50 _.......... 4 4 75 50 . , .. . .. 18 ?LOUR (Siliotiltro) do. (Bxtre..),".. do • WHITE WHEAT—, LIED do • . .... 7. .. OATE. .. "‘ BARLEViY,LE. . • BARLEY '''''''''''''''''' " • 1 4 CLOVERSEED • 60 TIMOTIITI3EB • . . Mho undersigned Auditor appoinugby the Orphans' Court. of Cumberland Comity,' to marshal and distribute the assets In the hands of Jo. saph Lehman. late 0f.611121in Township. d e c'd., to and amongst the creditors. will a. tend to the darter of ins appointment at 11, ..ffi no, in Carlisle. on TUESDAY, the 234 of September next, at 19!6' o'clo-k A. :11 . or which all interested will take notice, and preseut their claims for demand ‘tc. to RUFUS E. SIIAPLEY, Sept. 6, 'B2. Auditor. ESTRAY. Came to the resideoCe of the subscriber In West Dennsboro Township, on Friday, August 22, 1862, a DARK DROWN HORSE, with white face, and glass eye oh near aide, white feet, and about 111 hands high The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. Sept. 5, '62. DAVID FREI'. NOTlCE.—Letters of Administration on the estate of Jacob Doily, deed.,tato of the Borough of Cumberland(Carisle, have been issued by the Register of County to the undersigned residing in Carlisle. and notice Is hereby given to all persons in debted to said estate., to make immediate payment, and those haviogslalms, to presentAiieln.duly. anthentica. tad Sir settlement to J. C. ci)Ni;klr, Sept. ft, 'CI. Administrator- ORPiI ANS' COU T SALE — On Saturday, October 4th, 1862 The under: 4100.1, Adminlat, atria of the estate of Jo seph Morret, dec'd. will fell under an order of the Or phan's Court of Cumberland County, a Tract of Land, situated In AlM:me twp., bounded by lands of Dry-Lau ber, Flustino, and others, containing NINETY ACRES, more or loss. having thereon erected ti p '. A G 001) II OUSE, . r n t Barn, and other improvements The lied is of the best quality and the at— tendon of purchasers is invited to the opportunity. Also a tract of Thither Land. in South sliddleton tarp., containing Five Acres. Sale to com mence at 10 o'clock A. NI.. on the pretolsrs. Tellav of 'sale :—Oon fourth of the purchase money upon the contirnmtion of tille.and the residue on the first die of April next, when the deed will ho made and possession given The Lied of 1113 to b., paid by the purch.aser and the crops in the ground reserved. CArittltlSH , Al.)ltlo.; rf, Sept. 5, '62. idgor'x. ORPHANS' COURT SALE On FRIDAY, Septe'ntber 26, 1862 By order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland Coun. ty, witl be sold at public sale, at the Mansion lions on tract No.l, situated in Peon township. Cumberland county, the following described Real Estate, late the property of George Hollinger, deceased : No. I.—A tract of LIMESTONE AND GRAVEL LAND situate as aforesaid, about 9 miles wort of bounded by lands of Ilenshew, Isaac Newcomer, David Lefever, Conrad Johnson, Noah Cuekley and David Withers containing about One Hundred and Two Acres, la a high state of cultivation. The Improvements are • 'a two story ' 00 110 US i jl ; , • , Stone Bank Barn, /and all necessary Outbuildings. There Is a thriving oItUIIA Ill) of profitable fruit trees on this tract. There are both anpring and a well water near the house. The Yellow Breeches creek runs through the farm. To he 501.4 no a a hole, or in two parts, as way best suit purchasers. No '2.—A tract of . Chestnut Timis Land, Haunt° as above, bounded by latuls of Daniel Honing' er's holm, and others, containing IS4out THIRTY Atlli ES The latter tb be sold as a whole, or In lots to suit pu chasers Terms of Sale.—Qne fourth of the purchase money to be paid on the confirmetlon of the Kite; one half of the balance on the lot day of April, 186,, and the hal eure of the purehase money on the lot day of April, 1864—the paytuu, t In 1464 to be seeurod by judiment hood Persons desirous of viewing tin , premises before the day of sale, can cal] on Uauici Ifoilinger, residing on Tract No. 1. Sale to COMMelleo at 12 o clock noon, of Raid day. DANIEL KKLI,Kit, Sept.s, Admrs. of George Hollinger, deed. VALUABLI.: FAR •I AT PUBLIC SALE. On SATURDAY, Oeiober 4, 1862. Will be sold at Public Sale, on the above day, Um following described Real Estate, viz : No. I.—A tract of superior Li urestone land, situate in Silver Spring twn, Cumberland co. ' one and it-half miles west of Ifoguestrwn, and wit bin hall a mile of the Mechanicsburg road, containing EIGHTY ACRES, more or leas, aboutsiS acrettof- which are cleared, and in a high state of cultivation. The balance Is timber land. • • The improvements are a stone DWELLING HOUSE, STONE BANE 11111 N, Wagon Sited. and other out•buildings. •Thrirt, is an Orchard of choice fruit tr cs on the premises, and n well of water convenient to, the dwelling. 'rite t rindin Spring tops through a portico of the farm. 'rho fences are lit goon condition, and also the entire property No. 2.—A tract of Limestone land, coutainieg about EIGHTY ACRES, more or less, adjairing . No. 1, of which about 65 acres are cleared, and m a htth state of cultivation, nod the Milano As thither laud. ,The, retiree aro.lia 'goad. repair and the property in good condithe. Any person wishing to view the farms prey in •0 to the day of sale, will please call 0., John Mater, residing on farm No. 1. - Sale to common - al nu farm Na, 1, at 1 o'clock, P. M., 'of wild day, when hoth - proportfas will be sold. Tonne made known on lb., day of sale by ISAAC lIRENIZER. Sept. 5, 'O2. Executor el (lee, Breniter, T"LECTION . PROCLAM ATI ON.- ILEItgAS, in and by an net of the General As sembly of the Commonwealth of PenusylVlllllll, entitled au "Act relating to the elections of this Crmanon wealth," passed the 2d day of July, A. D. 1839, It Is made the duty of the Sheriff of every county within this Commonwealth, to give public notice et the Ueueral Elections, and in such notice to enumerate: 355 56 437 142 1. The officers to be elected. 2,. Designate the placuat w hich the election Is to be bold. Therefore, I, Tat/MESON RIPPEY„ llth Sheriff of the county of Cumberland, do hereby make known and give this pule lie notice to the electors of the county of Cumberland, that on TUESDAY, the 14th day of October next, an election will be held at the several election districts OS 429 219 256 ablisheil by law In said comity, at which time they NVlii vote by ballot for Ono person for Surveyor Oenoral, and one person for Auditor General of tho State of Pon nsyl mania • ONE PERSONS to roprevent the countiel, of Cumber land, I'tory and York, In Ole [louse of Reprehoota- Lives nr the United Slates. Otte pereen to hrepresuot the cantles of Cumberland Perry., .lunlata audlin, in the Senate of the State 6 25 52 147 of Pen nay! valuta. One person to represent the .aunty of Cumberland in the House of Representa Li,. 01 the State of PO ausyl cents One person for District Attorney for the rout ty of Cutn bertanct. On; person for Commissioner of the eounty of Cumber - 17 40 land. Ono person for Director or the Pour -of the eounly of Cumberland. Ono person for Auditor of the county ofeumberiand. One person for Coroner for the county of Cumberland The said election will be hold throughout the county as follows: . . . The election in the election district coot need of the 'borough or Carlislo and the townships of N t eth Middle ton, South Middleton, Lower Frankfort', and Lower Dickinson, will beheld at the Court Rouse lu the to.- rough of Carlisle. The election In the election district composed of Low er West Penneborough township, will he held at the North School House in Plainfield. Tho election In the election district composed of 511 ver Spring township, will be hold at tits public house of Jacob Ottstot, in Hoguestown In said township. The election in the Election district composed of Hampden township, will be held at the public house oc cupied by George Duey, in said township. The election in the election district composed of the township of Upper Allen, will be held at the public house of Williant S. COcklin, in Shopherdstown. The election in the election district composed of Middlesex township will be held at the Middlesex School House, Tho election In the election district composdd of the township of Lower Allen, will be hold at the 'wagon maker shop of Jonas 111111Chbarger, on Slate 11111. The election In the election district composed of Bast Penusborough township, will be held at the house of Joseph Menlo,t In West Fairview, now occupied by George S. Sponsler. 'the election in the election district composed of New Cumberland, will be hold at the 'house now kept by Dr. U. A. Botoler, in the borough of Now Cumberland. The election in the election district composed of the Borough of 31echaniesburg, will be hold at the public house now kept by W, S. Huston, in Bald borough. , The election in the election district composed of Monroe township, will be held at the public house of Thomas Llgget, In Churchtown, in said township. The election In the election district composed of Penn township. will be held at the house now occupied by Jacob iledsecker In mid township. • The election in "the election district composed of Upper Dickinson, will be held at the house now oo• tripled by Daniel Etter, known as the Stone Tavern. The election'in the election district composed of the borough of Nowville, and townships of Mifillu. Upper Frankford, Upper West Pennabom, and north Newton will be held at thdPubllc School House In the borough • of Newville. The election in the election district composed of the borough of Newburg dllopewell township will be held In the public School Mateo, in the borough of Newburg. The election In the election district compered of the liornu gh of Shipponsburg, Shlppensburg township and that part of &mthamptott tot nehip not included In the Leesburg election district, will bp held at tLe Council Mouse In the borough of Shlpponsburg. • And in an act of the General Assembly of this Com monwealth, passed the 2d July, 1830, it Is thus provid ed: "That the qualified electors of p trts of Newton and Southampton townships, In the county of Cum berland, bounded by the following lines and distances: Beginning at the Adams county line; thence along the line diViding the townships of Dickinson and Newton to the turnpike road, thence along the turnpike - W Cen tro SChool notte, on_said -turnpike, in Southampton tmvfl olll ln - tWence.to anoint 41 the Walnut Bottom road at Ileybuck's, Including Ileybuck's farm, thence in a straight line to the saw mill of the heirs of George Clo ver, thence along Drysher's run to - the Adams county line, thence along the .lino of Adams county to the placonfbeginnlng...lie, andthe same is hereby-declared : a new - and lamarate - electlon district, the election to be held at the 'public hones formerly occupied by William Maxwell, in Leesburg, Southampion towntal NOTICE IS 1111ifrar GIVEN - • That every person except inatices.bf tho Peace who shalt hold any.oflice or appointment of profit or trust under the United States or of . this State, or any city or Incorporated district, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, "ii subordinate officer or agent, whole or shall 'be employed under the legislative, exeoutive, or Judi clify.departments of this State, or the United States, or of any city or of any incorporated district; and-also that any ISfemther of . Congress or or the State Legisla ,. - • stem ithertisements. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. tura, and of the Select or Common Conncil of any city, or commissioner of any Incorporated dlitrict, Is by law incapable of holding or ii,xerclsing at the same time the ' office pr appointment of judge, Inspector or clerk of any elections of this Commonwealth, and that no inspector. judge, or other officer of such election shall be eligible to be there voted for: And the said net of •Assernbly, entitled an act role. Unit to the elections of this Commonirealth, passed Jul" 3,1839, further provides as follows, to wit: "That the inspectors and jultres shall meet at the place appointed for holding the ele, thins of the district to which they respectively belong, before nine o'clock in the mortri , ig of the Serned Tousday In October, and each of said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter of said district. " In ease the person who shall Lisle received the sec ond highest untidier of votes for inspector shall not' at bud on the day of the election, then the parson NOM?' shrill have received the second highest number of votes at the mist preceding election, shall act so Inspector In his place. And In case the person who shall have re ceived the highest number of v. tee for inspector shall not attend, the person elected judge shall appoint an Inspector in his place; and in coos the person elected judge shall not attend, then the inspector who receiv ed the highest number of votes shall appoint ajudge In his place, or if any vacancy shall continue in the board for the space of one hour after the time fixed by law for the opening of the election, the qualified voters of the -township, ward or district for which such officer shall have been elected, present at, the place of election, shall elect ono of their number to fill such vacancy. Particular attention Is directed to the Art of Assem bly, passed the 27th day of February, Ic3l, entitled " An Act relative to voting at Elections in the counties of Adams...Dauphlat,_Yotk„Lancastor.. Cumz. borland, Bradford. Centre, Onion, and Erie," viz: "Soc. 1. 130 it enacted by the Senate turd Douse of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penneyl4l, in Dotterel Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same—that it shall be lawful for the qualified voters of the counties of Adams. Dauphin Lancaster, York. Franklin, Cumberland, Bedtbrd Cen tre, Onion, and Erie. from and atter the paacage of this Act, to vote for all calmidatos for the various offices to he filled et any election on ono slip or tiel,et : Provided the office fir which every candidate Is voted for, shall be designated Mt required lay the °Mating laws of the Commonwealth. Sec. 2. That any fraud committed by any person voting In the manner AlitiVe prescribsd, shall be pun ished assimPar Bands are directed to be punished by the existing laws of the Commonwealth." For the lefurrention of the elect• rs of Cumberland county, I publish the following, being the 4th seetion of the Alt of the 'Gen oral Assembly of the session of 1051, entitled " An Act to provide, for the Election of Judges of the several Courts of this Commonwealth, and to regulate certain Judicial Districts." "Sec. 4, That the election for Judges shall Is, held and conduct d In the several election districts In the Santo roamer In :tit respects as elee ititot for Item 4 ivos are or she] ihe enntiurted. and by the Car, inspectors, and nineteen, and the provisiol, oh c tc• Art f the floncral Assembly. entit'ed ' An Art r. bu. ii.: ro the elections of this C , Mitnonwettitli." nom •led the '24.1 day of.luly. Is; 1 , iti.d I's sever supplements oil all other like laws aster as the sante shall bedn force and applicable, shall lie deemed and taken to the election 0 1 .1 adirtia; PrOVldeti. That the aforesaid -ele,•tors shall vote fir Judges of the Supreme Court on a separate' piece of paper, and tot all other Judges required to be in.. tied 1:11 the late On another separate piece of paper, •• It shall be the duty of the several assessors of each district to attend at the place or holding every general, special. or township election, during the whole time said election Is kept open, for the purpose of giving in formation to the inspectors and judges when called on, in relation to the right of any person assessed by them L" vote at such election. or such other matters in rein. Lion to the assessments ld' utters as the said inspectors or either of them shall from thee to time require. •. Ni. person shall be permitted t../ vote :It any election as af wesaid. other than a white Berton,, of the age of twelit3 -ono years nl. more, Wits snail have resided in the State at least sin: year, arid ill the election district wile, In: offers his vote at least ten din's immediately pre -edilig su c h election, and within two years paid a State or colln ty tax. which shall have been_assessed.at least ten days before the election. But a citizen of the United States who has 111.011,10 i Well a gilatinell voter of t State, and rout, eta therefrom and returned, anti who shall have resided in the election district and paid taxes as afore;zidd, shall be entitled to vote after resit g in this State six 01 mill, Provided. That the a bite freemen, citizens of the l'ilited States, bete eon t, enty one and tisent) too litile resided in an election district it aforesaid, shall lie entitled te vote although they shall not have Paid taxes. ~ .No person shall he permitted to vote whose name is not contained hi the list of taxable itilffildtants fur nished by the Commissioners. unless First, he produce a coetillit for the pa•tnent within two ricers of a' State Or roils t:y tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give satisfactory evidenee...either on his oath or af firmation, or the oath or affirmation of souther, that tie has paid such a tar, Or On tallure to produce a receipt shall make oath to the payment thereqk, Second, If he claim a right to vote by being an electEr between the age of twonty-one and twenty two years, he OMB de posc on oath or affirmation diet he has resided In this State at least one year 'Witt before his applitait ion, and make such proof of residence in the district as is roquir od by this act. anti that he does verily believe, from the acmant given him, that he is of the ago aforesaid, and such other evidence as is required by this netl where tiaon the name of the person thus admitted to'vote shall he inserted In the alphabetical list by the Inspec tors and it note pante opposite tht•reto by writing the word " tax," if he shall he admitted to vote by reason of havina paid tax ; or the word " age," if be shall bc admitted to vote by reason of such age, shall lie rattled out to the clerics, who shall make the like notes un the ,lists of voters kept by them. " In all Canes where the name of the person elttiming to vote hi found on the list furnished by the Commis. sinners and assessor. or his right to vote, whether found thereon or not, is oldected .to by._ any_ unalified. citizen,. It shall be the duty of the inspectors to examine such person on oath as to his qualifications, and if he claims to have resided within the ...State for one year or more his qath shall he sufficient proof thereof, but shall make proof by at least one competent witness, who shall be a qualified electuriAhat he has „resided in the district for more' than ten daYs next Immediately pro. ceding such electing, and shall also himself swear that his bona tide residence, In pursuance of his lawful cull mg. Is in said dist:let, and that 1 e did not remove into said dish let for the purpose or voting therein. " livery person qualified as tifin'esaid, and e ho shall make due proof, it required, of the residence and pay ment of taxes ati ttlitret,tid. shall be admitted to el to in the township, ward or district in which he shall t 0,1,1,. " If any person shall prevent or attempt to pt's ant ofaity election under thiS act from tattling .0: It ideetinti. On use or threaten any violence lc any sncl. °direr. 4e. shall interrupt or Improperly Intel tei .1 with bhp in the exe:ution of his duty, or shell 11,, k up, the window, or avenue to any window whet., t tie_ sanemay- is• shall 'riotousl y- dist tn h the at , such eleetiuti, or Shall use any Intimidating threats, force or vielenre, with design to influence un duly or overawe any elector, or to prevent him from vo ting or to restrain the freedom of choice, such persons ,t n conviction shall be fined In any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, and Imprisoned for any time not less than three nor more than twelve months. and If it shall be shown to Court, sobers the trial of such offence shall be had, that the parser so offending was not a resident of the city. ward, district or township where , the offence was committed. and not entitled to ante therein. then en conviction he shall lie sentenced to pay a fine of ant less than ono hundred nor more than one thousand dollars. and le, Imprisoned not less than six months nor more thattqw,, years. " ff any person or persons shall make any bet or wa ger upon the result of any election within the Cool monwealth, or shall offer to make any such bet or WI ger, either by verbal proclamation thereof, or by any written or minted advertisement, challenge Or ineite any person to matte sorb bet or wager. Upon coneletitin thereof ite or they shall forfeit and pay three tittles the amount so bet or tit lie bet. "1f ally person not by law qualified, shall fraudu lently vote at ally elect bin of this Commonwealth, or being otherwise qualified shall vote out of his proper district., or if any person knowing the want of such qualiticaktons. shall aid or procure ouch poop to vote, the pet son "(feuding. shall, On c(ills ictlon lie tined in any HUM unit ex,teding two hundred dollars, and he hnprisoned tos any term not exceeding three Months. " If any person 5h.1.3 vote at more than one election district. or otherwise fraudulently vote more than once on the same day. or shall fraudulently fold and deliver to the inspector two Whets together, with the intent Illegally to vote, or studl proeurt another to do so, be or they offending, shall on conviction' lie fined in any sum not lens thou titty nor more than five hundred dollars. and he imprisoned for any term nut loon than three nor more than twelve months. . . " If any person not qualified to vote in this Common. wealth agreeably to law, , (excerit the N 011,4 of qualified citizens,) shall appear at any place of election for the purpose of influencing the citizens qualified to vote, he shall on conviction forfeit and pay any sum not ex ceeding one hundred dollars for every such offence, and bolumrbemed for any term not exceeding , three months'. Agreeably to the provisions of the sixty-first seation of the said art, °Very litmeral and Special Election shall, be opened between the hours 9f eight and ten In the forenoon, and shall continue without interruption or adjournment until seven o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be closest. And the judges of the respective districts aforesaid are by the said net required to meet et the CoUrt House in the borough of Carlisle, on the third day after the election, [being Friday, fie licit day of October.] then and there to perform the things Kequlred of them by law. The return Judges of the Rbpresentative district, will meet at Carlisle, at the time fixed by law. Given under my hand, at,Corible, this 22d. day or Augurt, 1661. • J. THOMPSON RIPPEY, Sheriff. August 6,16G2. STATE NOTloE.—Letters of Ad 1J ministration with the will annexed upon the estate of John P. Lynn, deed., late of the Borough of Carlisle, have boon issued by the Register of Cumber land county to the undersigned residing In said Bor ough. Ali persons having claims upon said estate will present them for sets lenient, and those indebted Will make bhmediate payment to MARY A NN LYNN Adm'x. C. T. A. of Aug. 26,'02. John P. Lyne, deed. Thebonks and accounts of the late firm of J. P. Lyne & Sop will remain at the Storeall persons knowing themselves Indebted are requested to calk and make settlement. The Public aro requested to call and ex amine our Itnmense stock of goods which I am Hotting VERY CIIEAP for CASK, notwithstanding the recent large Advance In the prices of all kinds of Hardware being desirous of considerably reducing the size of my stock of goods for the present Persons In want of Hardwette will find It to their advantage to call In North Hanover St. at the store of LOUIS N. LYNN. VALUABLE , REAL ESTATE AT' 2PII-1330 $1960.0.- Olt THURSDAY the2d of Octo6er-'62. Tz'Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' JI Court of Cumberland County, I will • expose to üblic sale. on the premises, on the above' day. the fol. • lowing described real estate, of Peter gimrem man. dee'd situated in Lower Allen township, Cumberland county, on the Yellow Aireeebos creek, about two miles west of Now Cumberlend..and 'one mile oast of. Milltown, a farm of Limestone and 'Slate Land containing 'll7 Acme and 81 Porches, more °rim; about Ware -elearedcliavabeen limed, and under a good state of mil tivatton, as d the realdualn.thnlir - , The improvoments•coneist of a sub , . 'stautial &TONE TIOUSII, DANK BARN, WAEION Corn Cribs, Wash-house with" an arched cel. - lar underneath, and all otbeir necessary - Outbuildings.' Also, a well of Water at the dra.r and a never failing Spring about 00 rode from the house. which has. seal- Olen t fall to be conveyed to the, buildings by laying pipes and with little expert nO. Also a largo APPLE OfROHARD and other fruit. AtiY porron wishing to examine for themieleei can call oa Moses Zimmerman reeiding, on ealdlarm, Who will give all the nocennary information. The title Is good. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock on said day, when terms will be made known by - SAMUEL EBERLY, Anglia. 2.00802. Ailmr. or Fete! Zimmerman deo'd. . • ELOINnION • ' • ' I pußLic SALE OP VALUABLE .REAL ESRAIE. . Armstrong,A DI • proposes A. M. On' TBURSDAY SeptemberiBth 1862. P r0f... .1_ giving instruction to lads and you men on this highly Importnnt-and much neglected branch et The undersigned. Executors of EPHRAIM ZUG. late education. Ile will commence operation ti in this place of the Borough °Mechanicsburg, will sell on thopremi 7 as soon ae a class Is formeif. - The whole course will. see the following , OcCUpy tire weela giving one lesson per day. This system of improving His vocal organelles proved ) VALUABLE REAL ESTATE : highly beneticiel. to those affected - frith stammering No 1 —A Tract of valuable Limestone Land and defective artioulaelon. ' . • . ' containing 00 Acres, situated In Silver Spring town.. August '2O, 186•2. _ ship, Cumberland county, Pa., bounded by lands of _ James Anderson, Cumberland Valley Railroad, George • Longsdorf, and others. The improvements nro a large Stone Dwelling Haute, ef4,o I i s,' STONE BANK BARN, s ..:.; Wagon Shed, Spring House, and other iP.i2:ty . 4, , ,.ji outbuildings . There le a good Limo Kilnon the promisee, a stream ofrun ning water pasties through the farm, and there is an Orchard of Choice fruit on the same. The proporty Is locaLed about' two miles west of Mechanicsburg, and is easy of access thereto by good roads. `No. 2.—At. the same time and place a tract of Western Land, containing 9804 /toren, more or lose, situated in Grundy county, lowa, six miles nom Cedar Falls. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. On Thursday and Friday Sept.2s, 4. 26, '62. fliN the above days the sabseriherwill J offer at Public Sam. on thopromlies, In Hampden Township, Cumberland County, Pa., the following de scribed Real Etato, via: A LI!t(ESTON FARM, bounded as follows;—On the peril' by the Trindle Spring rood, on the IVeat by Andrew Shortly. on the South by the Simpson road. and east by a public road, about two runes east of Mechanicsburg, and near shire. manatown, containing 115 Acres, about 12 of 1011011J:we in excellent timber, and the balance under a high state of cultivation. • . , AZ, ifilllTPYreteeete aye a 5 1 A . DW ELLING HOUSE,' necessarylWirdlnga,n large BARN, la feet long, with a • hover failing yell of the best water in the county. Also a Tenant House and several Lime Kilns. Tele land Is of the besr quality of Limestone, under excellent fences, and for location, &c., cannot be surpassed. Also n thriving Young Orelardor excellent fruit. The Cumberland Valle) Railroad passes through this farm. 'This property will be sold on TUURSDAY September 25th. Oa - Friday; Sept . 213th , iri tbe sante: Town ship, and county, will he sold the one undivided Tract of band, bounded en hillOwlM On the' Peet by Peter Baaehore, on the North b:, tied lletli heirs, on the West by F. Mumma. on the South by the Conodogulnot creek, containing about 11 acres, having thereon erec ted a large throe story AItIOK MILL, 65 lent long and 65 feet bread, ,4 run of Bnrra, 3 Wator Wheels, and all tho niathinery of tho bent kind and la test improvement. The stream novoi fails and the dam Is now, Also, a throe Wiry-. Biick thkeithig Nouse, A Small BANK BARN, Dever Shop and a TENANT 'nth property In located Inn neighborhood of the best quality of land, has ot large custom. is alv , ut 3' tulles from Mechanicsburg, at. 2 front Shiremans— town, and 7 miles front Ilarrisburg, and is a very &sir.- ble property In every respect Sale to comtnonce nt 11 o!clock .on saLl days, when terms will be made known by BEN. OLIN ERR. AFRlgnee of Henry Rupp Aug. 29, 1892. ORPHANS' CO , RT SALE. PY virtue of an order of the Orphans' ) Court or Cumberland county, tho undersigned AdnilnistMtors of the estate "of John Plough dec'd., will expo.dito Public Salo on the premises on PRI DA Y Me 26th day of SepteoMer 1862 t 2 o'clock I' M. . . . Tit IC MANSION FARM of sahl deceased, situated in Dickinson Township bounded by lands of Crorgo Kis singer, Adam Fishh,ru. Anthony Fishilum Jasnen Myers and Gilbert -. 4 earight, containing Acres to the ssrile more or less, all o ti Welt is of the best quali ty of limeatuuo land and In n high shutout - cultivation. . The farm aforesaid Is lorated on the Walnut Bottom Road a n en t 5 m il e , 14."' Ft front Carlisle. and the improvements consistß of a large Two Story RICK HOUSE, large BANK lit RN, Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs Hal' fans and other neer ietry out buildings all In good repair. A good Weil of water and a fine thriving Orchard are upon the premises About. seven Acres are covered with line thriving timber, the remainder under culti vation andall enclosed. Toms made known on day salq by 40sEpu PLOUOII, JOHN Aug. 29, '6J.-4t. - • -Administrators. ORPHANS' COURT SALE. TTnder nn Order of Sale from the Or phans' Court of Cumberland County the under signed will expose to Public Sole on the preihisrs on SATURDAY the 27th, of SertenihcF, - t 11 o'clock A. M. the flalowing propurtlea lista the teal Estate of David Nailer deed. No. I.—A Tract of Land in North Middleton Township containing 78 Acres twenty perches strict measure bounded by lands. of John iieidler,, Martin Itus John Griner and others. The Improvements are a good Two Story • e4.l'"* 4- IV EA T lIER BO Alt I) . t ..,a& • ait . tAt r I ,;,/ LOG DOUSE; figoo,l Barn and never failing well of excellent water and a good running stream. 2.:--A Tract of Land adjoining the a bove in the same township Colltalning ; 27-Acres and 124 perches. The buildings on this tract wen:good WEATIIEIIIIOARDED 11013§E good Rank liarp. Hog pen and ottesr,,,Ltic'Ainlidings; The hind In hothltheso farms is rifatri ektiellabt quality of slate, has been limed till over and Is under good fence. There are One orchards wit abundance of fruit on both farms. No. 3.—A tract of Nlouniairt•Lnoill in Frank. ford and North Middleton Townships in:joining John and Jacob Waggoner containing Twenty Five acres. Terms and conli dons will be made known on the day or sate by Aug 29,'432. Admr. of David Nailor dec'd. A SSIGtIEE'S SALE.— On S.-1T UR DA I" the 4 th of Ottober 18G2. The undersigned Assignee of George Matchett, will -sell at pub is sale; the following reafestrite : Land itit data iliiniption town ship, Cumberland county, bounded by lands of David Hume. Joseph Waggoner ' Henry Shaul and others, containing 80 Acres and 100 Porches, more or less, bay Mg thereon erected it „ikates;:. LOG HOUSE oc: I I DOUBLE LOG DARN, I lo' Wagon Flied, Corn Cribs, and other ,71::.1 7 Yr,?!,4'.',V,. out buildings. A young Apple Orchard of choice ft nit, running water at the door, and a Lino, stone Quarry thereon. No. 2 —A tract of land situated In the same town. ship, bounded by lands of Sheaffer's boys, John Baker, Moses C. Eberly and others, containing 811 Acres and 142 Perches, more or less, and having thereon erected a Log llolvse, Doublc Log Bat n, Corn Cr ba, de. A good Orchard of Choice fruit, and a Kiln Lim o in good repair upon this property. These farms are Meat. di on the State road leading from Sterrett 's sap to West Fairview, about 8 miles from Harrisburg, and? mileafrom Mechanicsburg. cot:- v.)lllmA to Mills, School houses, and Blacksmith:limps. The sale of both premises will take place on the Mansion, Tract described to(No. I. at 1 o'clock P. M. on said day, when terms will be made known by G. W. CRISWELL, Aug, 29, 1802. Assignee. ORPHANS' COURT SALE, will be exposed to stile, by virtue of a dorree of the Orphans' Court of C— her atubSbunty, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, thelgth and 10th of September, 1802, the following real estate of John 9ainle,Boll, deed.: The "happy Retreat"' Farm, situate In the township of South Middleton, sdjoinlng the borough of Carlisle, and which contains 90 ACRES AND 80 PERCHES, more or Tees. The land Is Limestone of the first quality and In a high state of cultivation, having been heavily limed and under good fence. The improvements are n commodious two story Brick Mouse, a • a with a well of water at the doer. ar which never fulls. a large elegant new ; t:t ai iitttr BARN, with Brick Cistern In the • 's bank, and Cori t ribs, NV *iron sh e d, Collates, he., attached to the Barn, and all within one mile of Ca rlisle. The said john Sanderson owned but the one undivided half of 010 Mkt Forte as tenant In common with tile son dames Sam,ersou, who will sell his half at the some time. 2 A Lot of Ground, adjoining the above, and separated from it, only by the Cumberland Valley Railroad and Turnpike, bounded by the Railroad. Brown's Lane ' - sholly, and John Noble, contain ing 4 acres and 20 perches. 3. The Brick Houao and lot adjoining the farm, on the Turnpike, which contains I acre and 26 porches. and upon which there is a Well of never failing 'Water. These. three properties will he sold at the farm on Thursday, the 18th of September, 1862, at 11 o'clock, A. M. . . 4. The Mansion House of the said John Sanderson, in which ho resided time of his death, situate en North Hanover Sheet, In Carlisle, bounded by the said street, Liberty street, John Fred erick, flint an alloy, containing 78 feet in front and 240 feet In depth i vith a Fountain-and the right Firever to the use of water for domestic purposes, without charge, frosyl the water works. 5. Twelve Small lots in the Borough of Carlisle, situated between the Harrisburg Turnpike and litedOwd Street continued, a plot of which will be odi bit - cd on the day of sale. 6. A lot of g?ound adjoining the above, and bounded by the semi and Bedthrd street continued, containing about 1 Are, more or less. The terms Will be made known on the day of sale by All'lll. LA ItillttltTONv Adm'r. of John Sanderson, deed. August 22,1.882—ts • ORPHANS' - COURT . SALE -11-Y virtue of an order of the Orphuns' pcouk of OttralMiland county, tim - tuidorslcml, Admlnistratrla or the estate of Samuel Clark, dco'd., will expose to public sale, at the late dwelling home of 'the deceased, on the promisee, on 'TUESDAY, ttut23d of September, at 11 o'clock, A. N., The ftansiOn.Farm . of the said deceased. situate — ln .. Monroo iowneblp bounded by lands of Richard dark, anima Livingstnn Chrlatian 2tayman, and Ohara, containing 88 AORES AND. 70 PERCHES more Orionsall- of-whl eh- la-land- of. the-first- quality' and highly ' lmproved, the Yellow brooches ereek,pass sing through the game. The Improve , manta are a large BRICK andBTON j^-;,„ two story Boone, a -BANK BARN, qi.r.dr,c nearly new, Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, 'and nocenzary outbnlldings !ChM . farm fa divided_ by the Yollqw Breeches .ereek,tharo being 14 acres and M. perches, with IMproVementa ors the north side; and 69 acres -and 17 perches,r.on tbb south aide wlthoutiMprovements. These parte will be offered separately or together, and 'will -be sold as the same may bring ties-beat price. • There will be sold at the same time and place a tract of MOUNTAIN LAND_whlch lles about 1 mile goutli of the above rand, and contalrm.6B aeres,moro or lens, and which has good thrifty Timber growing upon It.. `Terms made known thithe day of sale by. ' 'MARY ANN .CLARK, • • • After*. 'or Samuel Chic k, deed. August TA 1802—to No. 3.—The. undivided half interest in all the renutininii unsold 111:1111 A I. LOTS IN CEDAR 111 LL CE:IIETERY, sit tinted on the Trindie Fpring road, one half mile west of alechanlcsburgh. A nv . person wishing to view lbe premises, 11 os. 1 or a, or further_infornistlOn_ concerning the. tracts,-will piense apply to the undersign,', residing In Mechanics. burg. Palo to roninience at 1 o'clock, I'. M. on said day when terms will be made known by Aug. 29,-4t. SARAH C. Zila, Faecntrix, DAVID NEISWANGER, Executor. Executor's Sale of Valuable 11EAL. ESTATE. • WILL be sold at public „gale, on SA TURDAY, the 20th of September, 1862. at 10 o'cl ck A. 31., on the premises, the following described Real Estate, viz: No. I.*A tract ot good Slate Land, sit uate In North Middleton township, Cumberland coun ty. about 3 miles north of Carlisle, on the Waggoner's (lap Road, and known as Swigert's Tavern, bounded by hinds of W. F. Swiger, Bantuel liens, Wm. Kinard, and others, containing 8 noes and 14 perches. The Im provements at e a large two story Plas• ~ lh tl ":"'n tared 1101;SK. FRA 314: BA RN, Tenant House, and all other necessary Out• Inc erqr.:, buildings. Also, an Apple Orchard • tini other fruit., two Wells of water with pumps in them, near the house. This property will be sold In two seimrz to tracts, or together to suit put ehnsers No. 2, Contains 45 acres, more or less, abOut ono fourth of a mil° north root of tract No. I. The improvomenta arc a IMO U'/US N. FRAME HAHN. and Spring !louse. with a never te 'ling Spring. A hnut 3 memo is in 'rim her, boundad by lands of Sarni. Moss, floury A urkortna n and W. F. No 3, Co;ltains about 10 acres, adjoin ing tract No 2. The Improvements ore n large 3 story FRAME. BUILDING , used na a Woolen 1 , 11 , 1,3% Thk tract IN moll beatod for a Tannery or I,lat iib ry. There tire a number of ❑uit trees, a good portion is Men dow laud, boooded by tract No. 2, and moods of Henry A ackeriaaa and others. No. 4, l'ontains about 7 acres, adjoin lug No. :1. The ileps..l onn.nts ;Ire it two st.,ry 1,011 11111:Sl.:. A 10.s1 p. rlon Is niesdow Mud, under cued fence. bounded by P cnl er, !leery Aucksrumn nod gnu l'onodogulnet No. 5. A tract of Mountain land, about miles north of the Mun +ion Ileuse, .rontultdrn: four lo.res, nod is c,vere.l uith Chestnut and Oak timber. hounded by lands of Waggoner, Wm. Brown and ot.hurg. No. 6, A tract of Mountain land, ad rthielt the ithriv.i trait, containing about 5 acros.. ortql with Chestnut. Locust it .d O..it timber. No 7, Adjoining, the above tract., on the spur of the 311untain The Waggoner's Gap rigid pa , sos through It. It is covered WI h ynunr timber, Ch.„ taut and Oak, :Ind 001101111)3 slums o acres. Terms made known ou.,tha day of sale by .„ W. F SW ICI Eli, Ks'r. of (leo. Liwigert., August 22, ISll2 ts RTJDOLPFI PABST PROFESSOR. OF lig permanently- located in Carlisle, g will Oyu I nstrnetinos on Um Violin and Piano. 'Perms Moderato. Ordure lelt witti J.ll. kthuoin, will 110 promptly al tondo(' to; Aug. 22,'82.-1 nw. VALUABLE TAVERN STAND AT 1= 30 1.11b121.143 On SATURDAY September. 13, .1862. 'I I HE undersigned will offer at l'ublic sale. on- the above day on the promises. situated in Churchtowa, Cumberland so., containing Trout, and 15Ci in depth. more or less, bounded on the oast by Main street, south by John Paul, north by a public Alley, apd west by an alloy, having the eon erec tedikl.'wo story- Frame WI: AT 11 141 Rl3O A RV!: D ~ . 0%1 1: : ..,, 0 tr, , -dr.fiP ice , w th n large two story back Building, * 1 2 ,1,, nv0"..- ,45 Wash House, a large Prune T Stable. Hog - Pen, Tee Howe.. and other neressary out buildings. There is a well of water and a cistern rot, vonient to the house, and everylhing Is convenient for a Public House. The above property is very valuable, as It Is LllO nnly tavern In town. Persons 0 ishin.o to or,, tho property ran do so by rails ucan the sulq , crlber, who occupies the same. Salo to commence nt I I o'clock. A. :11 0 hen attendance will bogies,. and tertn4 made known by SARAII A LltiillMV. N. B —lf the above property is not sold on the day of sale. it will be offered for" tell) AM,. the same. day at Oldie August 22, 1862.—t. a: EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE • REAL ESTATE. WILL be sold at public sale, on TituasnAy, the titti day of SEPTIOIIIEII, .862, by the Hell, of .lobe Iloilo, deceased, I.IU of lastpennsboro' township, Cumberland county, the fol owlng valualde Beal Estate. viz: No. 1. A tract of land in Eastpennsimro' township, 5 miles west of liar risburg and 8 miles north of Oyster's Point. adjoining lands of Lev I liarteler, Geo. Bowers, Dr. Must and others, containing 112 Acres , more or less, in a high state of cultivation. having thereon erected a ~. .., good two story weatherloarded and ~•4r—`o L '' plastered LHI HOUSE, DOUIILhi LOG ,'k . .it., ' ...., BARN. with all necessary Outbuildings, .il'i. , ',. , an excellent Spring of Milling water 441,...;,n,,!.) nee the houseoiver which is erected a Spring House, anti running water through' the fields. Also, an excellent Young Orchard of choice fruit. About 20 acres of the above tract Is coveted with thriving Chestnut and other timber. Also, a Quarry of first rate Limestone, out of which the whole of the above tract Wits limed Persons wishing to riots this farm can do so by calling on Charles Zimmerman, residing thereon, No 2. A tract of land, situate In the same township, and lying on the Couodoguinet creek, 1 mile south of the above tract, containing SIXTY acres. mu e or less, under a high state of cultivation, adjoining lands of Jacob itretz, Joseph Huntsbergor, Emanuel Holtz and others, having thereon err,ted GRISTMILL, In good running order, a two story' Frame !louse with basement, BANK BARN, Spring ❑ouao, a Spring of excellent running water near the house, and all other Outbuildings. Also, a Young Orchard of Choice Fruit. 'ran acres of this tract adjoins No. 1, and is covered with thriving young Chestnut and other timber. Per 14,1115 wishing In view the premises can do so by calling on Samuel D. Holtz. residing thereon. :ale hi CoMLIIMICU at 10 o'clock on Wald day, when at• tvlldatice will be given and terms made known by the Helm EMA.N UEL 1101;1Z, SAMUEL HOLTZ. Augual B,lBB2—at REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE, r HE subscriber offers at. private sale, srthe follow Ng described House and hot, situated in Piromanet; wo, on the Cumberland Valhi} , Railroad, Cumberland county, Pa. Thu building is a two story BUICK ---. HOUSE, with linekbuilding, Stable, ~' ~, ~„,,,,,.rk. i• , Carriage house, and all other necee. ,:',l sitorki eary outbuildings. The lot is about 'i_e. - '-s-o - 45 feet front and rear, a mull of good water, with a pump in it, Is connected with the houso and a good arched culler under It. The !lowa is well calculated fora Storeand Dwolling Muse. having a large and convenient Store Room on the first floor. Pnrsons desirous of viewing tho promises, can do so by callhig on the subscriber residing at Shirentanqown. Thu torn a, which aru easy, will also he loads known on application to • August 0,1862-6 t. ORPHANS' COURT SALE. 1010_1 Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' jurCouit, of Cumberland county, I will expose to pub lie sale, on the premises. at the late dwelling house of Philip liamliman, (We'd., in Frankford township, on SATURDAY the 20th of Septimilmi, at II o'clock A, Al, • THE_ MA NSION FARMi_ of thO said ,r decealed - ,-hounded "by binds of - Leonan Dlinich,.Adant Motintz, the heirs of Daniel Finkenbin• der, and others, containing . 113 'ACRES AND 80 PERCHES, moro or less, having thereon erected a two story Brame 7. DWELLING DOUSE, woll finished, DANT{ DARN, at Shod, a good , "t. Well of water aftho door and plenty 5 0 / g-prl( of running water that never falls.— The hind Is nearly all cleared and tin der Immo and a good quality of Slot° Land, and about a mile from Diller's MIL . Also. at tho same time and place, a tract of MOUN— TAIN LAND, a foss -miles off, containing 10 acres, inoro orloas—wall:nalculatcd_ to.: supply_ the. faria _w ith mood and rails, Toms made known on the 'day of Selo by .lOSNPII WETZEL, 'Adtii'r. of Philip Baughman doo'd. August 22,1.862—t0 -`-Letort Forge at Prtrate - Sare. SITUATE- on East Main Street, in the Belongli of Carlisle. The entire establishment, consisting of-Forgo, Blacksmith Shop and Ware House, with machinery and fixtures In the best possible.order, la offered :at private sale, A thriving -businesS le now prosecuted, and Is , daily increasing. A fine opportuob ty Is thus presented to. any person desiring to engage in the business, the location being, decidedly the best .our vicinity a ff ords., - - - For terms and further particitlers enquire or A. L. BrONSI.BII, ' Stool Bototo Agent.. Carlisle, Aug : low,citi_ :• • Hickok's Patent Portable . Keystone CIDER AND WINE MILL. 10,000 kjin use and unmoved. This mill has no superior in - the market, and in the only mill that will properly grind Grapes without breaking the need. For sale by WM. MORRISON, West Main St., Carlisle A_ugust2.ll,LlB62-4,m REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. On SATURDAY September 20th 1862. IHE subscribers will offer at public sale .on the above dsy, the following described Real Estate, situated in Monroe township, Cumberland coon ty, about five wales east - of Carlisle, and two nillee north of Churchtown, a LIMESTONE FARM, containing 135 Acres, more or less, of which about 20 Acres are in excellent timber. The land is of the hest quality of limestone, under good fence, and Inn high state of cultivation. • The „Improvements are a two story SVif Sr O USE, !, with all the necessary outbuildings, a . 1 , 4 ; largo swell{AN BARN, Wagon Shed, Corn Cr b, of excellent water upon the premises, a good Orchard of choice fruit, and a stream of running water passes through the farm. Any person wishing to view the premises can do so by call. lug upon Abrum Goodyear residing upon the premises, Sale to conunsnce at 1U o'clock on said day, NI hou terms will be made known by ABRAHAM . GOODYEAR, LEVI GOODYEAR, .IottEDII GOODYEAR, Executors of Abraham Goodyear doo'd August 20, 1862.! IARPETINGS, &o —Just received at 0011.11 Y'S Chenp Cash Store. a now stork nt ear- ',Zings. I/rug:rots and Flour 011 Cloths, which will he sold at very low figures. Please call soli examine the stock. • C.irlielr, (,et. 25, 1801. VINE 1862. JUNE 1862 EIDICII, SAWYER & 'MILLER, East ?lute street, respectfully rail the ettentiotr et thu public, especially the Ladles, to their Jorge ud- Jitluu justpff,errived, comprising the ration.; fabrics suitable for the nrosent season., DtU uuous or every variety and nen est sty - La t• it designs of Silk Sannes, Mantles, Lore Mitts, TAM Points, French flornourxv Shawls of all kinds, Sun Urnbre:las, Parasols, Bonnets, Mbl6li !lets, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Hosiery, White Goods of every descrip• tom, Ih op Skirts, De Forest's Kid Pad and 'Clasped Skirt, the Mot In the market, Eagleton Corded Skirts. Men's and lloy's Light CLOTIIST CAS:S7Stglkg, French Mack Cloths, Linen Pantings, Colton/ides.— ilas lug the services of a first class Tailor, We are pre puce I to inaky up flood* at short notice and west lath ,usable style.. • CARPETS of all kinds in very large supply, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Looking Glasses, "Hints, all kinds of (louse burnishing Goods. Domestic Goods in in menso quantities. Please call and examine and satisfy yourselves. We have t h e host, largest, chenpost, , most desirable stools of Goods eves offered-in Carlisle. 4 LEIDICII, SAWYER $t MILLER. Juno G 1 litt?.. M. PENROSE, Attorney at, Law. Office in. Itbeeni's hull. Proletalonal buki ens proniptl2, attended to. February 21.18+12.. IN S :" SRA PLEY, Attorney at Lt o l.nw. Curl isio Attends to securing and col ecti ng Bon n ties,.4 ; no -Pensions. Mite on South !favorer Street, opposite Dentin kora. Due. 27, 1801 AJ. MARSH ALL ATTOIt NE AT LAW Office Nv.th W. H. Penrose, in P.beem'r TM. \VEAKL ".Y.—Attorney at Law. • on south II 21111>V1.r Strept, opposite Bout's,' Dry tioothi btoro. All orofonslooal buniness outrut.tod to 111111 wfl be promptly attendml to. - 1 - A W CAR D.--C AItL ES E. MA - j IIL trxiirLlN,Attaraey at Law, Office In In hullding.just npposlle the Market House. CarllahL_March • P. HUMRICH, Attorney at Law. C —Office on North Hanover street, a few doors south of Class' Rotel. All business entrusted to him will he promptly attended to. L . Aprills. 'o' • ' TAR. GEORGE S. SEA -I_,ltla [IT, DENTIST, from the Bei timore Colle g e of Dental Surgery. fmo ni e ,, at, th e residence of Ills mother, East Louthet street, three doora below Bedford. March 19, 1816—tf. GEO. NV. NEIDICII, D. 1). "S.-- Late Demonstrator of Opetative Dentletry to the Baltimore College of PtiNiara..,. Dental Surgery. • VIT& Office at his residence, oproelto Marion Hall, West Main street, Carlisle, Penn Nov'. 11.1557. QII A VING SALOON.—Having fitted in the very best style, the mom In Cramer's building. next door to A. L. Sponsler's office. lam pre , pared to give my tonsorial attentions to all who may honor me with, a skit. I shall constantly be supplied with competent and polite hands and 81thll sperm:lo effort to give general satkraction. 1 wish to employ it good boy, between 14 and 17 years old, Apply Immediately to J. MYERS. Carlisle, Juno 27, 1802 —ly. 1862. SPRING. 1862. ISAAC LIVINGSTON now offers one of the best and most attractive assortments of Piece floods ever exhibited In this place for Dien and Boys' Wear, of every style, quality and price, mid Is continually re relying auditions as the season advances, of all the latest novelties and styles to suit all classes. Our stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, all our own manufacture, can n ot he excelled for DURABILITY, STYLE, AND CHEAPNESS, of every variety to suit the 80119011, taste, and pocket. All we want la a call and see for yourselves at . ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S North Hanover Strout Clothing Emporium. N. 11. All goods bought from us by the piece Cr yard, by persons wishing to have It cut to measure, can he accommodated hoe of charge. Carlisle, May 1 18112. ESTATE NOTICE. ......... Letters of administration on the estate of Abra ham Goodyear, late of Monroe township, de.'d., have been granted by the Register of Cumberland county, to the undersigned residing in the same township. All persons knowing. them. el v i.s ind sited to said eetate will tJalie inunedlate pavment, and those having claims will prevent theta properly authenticated for settle— ment to ABltAllAtd OGGRYEAII, Aug. 1, 18132-60 on of Administration were issued T ou the osteto of Joseph.Morrot dad, late of Mon roe township by the Register of C=1)001111(1 county to the undersigned residing in the demo place. All per sons knowing themselves indebted will make immediate payment, acid those having claims will present them for settlement to ' CATHARINE DORM kITT Aug 15.—S t. , III'E4IJ IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.. MP.OIIANICSBURG Pa. This InstltUtion chartered with full collegiate pow-. - ora to grantlflikensa 7and — confer DEGREES, will com mence Its next session on the 3d of Sop. rembor next, with a full corps of otliolout and experlou. cod Teachers. Students should enter promptly at the opening of the session. All students are required to attend divine" service once en Sabbath at such church as their parents may Indicate. For further particulars address A. U. MAJILATT, President. Aug. 22,1862.-1 mo Da - 40067i7" 41: 3 90.DX MAMMDTH•- • FURNITVRE WA.R.E#OUSE, 809 dr 811 Cheatnut - StrOt lE ) 3l3l.llELC l4s3 : l►l3 dix t b (LATE LEVY & CO'S. Dig - GOOD EITORR,), . • ` dEO. J. HENKELS, FORMERLY 524 .W.A.144117T° Aitsult,2oo.B62.—B moo SU.II.IIER GOODS, Zusittess Maras LEVI.GOODY tiAlt, JOSEPH GOODYEAR, Executors " Health of all earthly bleeaingr, 'tis the boat, Which most is valued when tia boost preserved." ~.• Digestion is the great essential, primary and prepa ratory process of life, and therefore to keep in repair the digestive organs should be the great business of The Stomach, which to the grand digestive labo ratory, and from its great and essential functions has also sympathy throughout the whole body. -Here na tpre concentratea her powers for the formation of nourishment. and Dere it ic.t hat Dr. Z ADOC PORTER'S STOP/lA.OII BITTERS. Stops in at the time id need to assist the process of Digestion. Dr. Zadne Porter's Stomach Bitters strengthen l the system in an extraordinary manner. They are of the highest value to nausea of the Stomach. Weakness, Indigestion, A grim, General Languor, Diarrhoea. Teething of Child'n. Dizziness. Summer Coinpl. ',MI of Appetite, lieuntburn, Watarbrash, Dyspepsia, Sick 1111/11inellt% Jaundice. They correct the ill effects of unwholesome ford.— Children when using much fruit may be saved from colic and alarminc affections of the bowels, by the free u u o Dr. Za 100 Porter's 3ludicated Stomach Bitters. Those who use nrdent spirits will find the stomach corrected in a most rem,hablo manner by this preps— sesiniukever there lain unpleasant feeling In the St:. mach hula anything eaten / or drank use Dr. Porter's Bitter's, and relief will soon be had, Price 15c. and 25e., government stamp included. For sale by all dru HALL RUCKEL, Proprietors, 21110tuenvvich Street, N.Y. For sale in Carlisle by SAMUEL ELLIOTT • GET THE CHEAPEST AND BEST THE " WILLIAMS & ORRIS," Unequalled $25,00 Double Thread „Pa- Sewing Machine. The Williams& Orris Sewing Machine, hag been In the Marhet nearly fiuir years, during which time It ban nrgtl d r . e 4.1 For e e c. reputation tati r o ~: sc conl durability to that and of n other ance o ln~rnrl the ish it Is unsurpassed, while for cheapness, Sim elicity, eare and nolselessne,s of action It has never been equal led. We warrant the Williams di Orris tube equalln every respect and superior In many to any 5090 Machines now In use. It makes the Doubleionp stitch, and will run, hero. nether, tnek, lull and embroider and do all the work that can be done on any Family Machine ever made. M &CM NES forwarded by Exprmis, with full dire.- tions for using. payable on delivery. Ertiby Machine iVarranted, and kept in repair one year without charge, , wanted-in-every-town and county. Enclose a stamp for terms and circulars. Addreas O. B. Jones k. Co. (Box 889) North sth St., below Arch Philadelphia. Aug. 1 4t. A. LENK, Second fluor east of the Marked Llousa ea Zug's Corner. Th HALER IN PIANOS. New Rose- A—, wood I'lanes, from the host makers. 1111;LO DE ON S. Tha best manufactured Instruments from $45 to $lOO Violins. ilul tars, A CenrdoOU Ft, Flutes, Files, Drums, Iran jos, Tambourines. Violin and Guitar Sitings, and Must cal Mon ehancilsa in general. SHEET MUSIC. A complete assortment for all Instruments. The latest publleatlons 2111%43 non hand. Tearhor on the Piano and Gutttr, Instrumental and Vocal music._ Manus and Melodeons tuned and repaired. March 21, 1802. A. 'LENK. HOUSEKEEPER'S ATTEMION 1 NEW AND SUPERIOR Waehing Machine and Wringer riche subscriber has invented and lb now manufacturing a new and superior Washing Ma chine with II ringer attached, which he offers with en tire confidence to the inspection of the public. This Machine is =holds in Its construction and not liable to derangement, and will wash all kinds of fabrics, wheth er light or heavy, withequallncility, and is warranted lint to 111,liter the zonal delicate at ti rte, doing its work rapidly. The Wringer Is lk I inched to the Washing Pda -bine, and Is worked by a treddle, and is always set for either heavy or light articles. This Machine is no CP.l.rEtrtle,,teillthat the. persoh washing will _stand in-a natural position whilst ,peratilig it. The combined machine is sold touch cheaper than any other now in the inlrltet. and is warranted to do its work well and speedily. The public are respectfully invited to call and exam ine the machine at the shop of the subscriber, in Lou thor street, east of Hanover, a few doors east of Shep ley's chair making establishment, where a machine is always In operation. JOHN 8. LASII. Carlisle August 22 'll2-2 in. Scythes 8c Snaths. JUST received the largest, best and Cheapest assortment of Se!. thee, Forks, Smiths, Rakes, Whet Stones, Shovels, Rifles, Hoes, • Water Cann, Rego, ste., ever brought to this county. All of which I have made expressly to order. In large quantities, so that they ran be sold at very low prices and warranted 141' represontd. The trade and rradlo maker, supplied at manta► tar, prices, at (ho cheap Hardware store of HENRY SAXTON, East Main St.. Carlisle. Juno 13 50() FLY' NETS. 7\,/ Cotton Fly Nets, 'Worsted Fly Nets, Linton ly Ncto. TlViuo Fly Nets, Leather Fly Nets, all colors, shapes, since and qualities, which I am selling cheaper than the cheapest, as I buy directly from the manu— facturers. June 13. TINNILY SAXTON. FOR RENT. t. ~.,.,.. stt T nr l o il , ....s ,m ub e sc n r d ib p er wein offers ( f .. o n r E r n e . n t i ma th in e „tli .4,k., s root, now occupied by F. C. Kramer, •WjtV i ti• •;i Jeweler. Possession given immediate ii 4•Ftfiti:' , ''' 4 .• , /3' ROBT. IRVINE, Sr. Cat 7 litJo - , June 6. 1862—H 1100,S. geaS. JUST opened the largest and best as. ao r ta-mut of hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glase, Iron, &n., over brought to Cumberland county, boughs exclusively for cash, and which we ere gelling at the lowest prices. We invite the public generally to give no a call before making their purchases, no we are fully sustaining our old reputation of selling the BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Returning thanks to n generous public for their past liboral patronage, hoping by personal atkeution to their wants, to merit a continuum° of the same. JOAN P, LYNIS & SON, At the Old Stand North llanover Street. Carlisle, Juno 6, 1862. SELLING OFF AT COSTt BAGAINS ! BAUGAINS ! ! rh-The undersigned has determined to 19311 out big ye/ y extensive an elegant assortment of DRY GOODS at first cost I Ile will not attempt to specify. Salsa it to say, Isle /Awl: Is large and complete, comprising in la part, Men's, / adios, and MEWS'_ wear offal kinds and descriptions, all nriyhich were pureliased at low rates for cash, and will be sold at the HOMO figure. 110 USEKEEPING GOODS; • such as bleached and unbleached Shootings, Pillow Casings, Linen and Cotton Table Clotho, 'flaking', White and Drown Mnslins, &c., &c. - CLLIMEITS, OIL CLOTIIS, dot, Ills stock of Carpets ' Oil Clotho, Mattinge, se., Is the largest and best In this section! of the country. Give 'me an early call, all who want groat bargains, fbr 1 in tend to do just what I say, and soil out rui entire atock at first cost. Como one, come all! 111111P7MWODA • _ Tyco dugs north ofthe Carlisle Deposit Dank • • N, 11. COUNTNY MEROIIANTS 'Will fled it to their advantage to give me a call, for I can call to them at cheaper rays than they can purchase the saratolietala the city.. NOTICE.,--All.persona knowlbg their/selves Indebted to the undoi signed, will please call and settle tindr so• count' immediately as the books /mist be settled. Carlisle May Oth, 1662. PHILIP ARNOLD. }STATJ NOTlCE.—Letters of -Ad. inlnlstratlon on the estate Of Samuel B. Powheli, doe'd . late of New Cumberland, have been granted by •tho.noitlster of ()timberland county, to the undersigned,_ residing Id the same ploce. All perkons knowing thew solves Indebtid to sold estate will make Immedlatflpay;' meat, and those having clalme will Trait:at thimrpirt only authenticated fer settlement to JAB. & powitELL Etocutor. Aug. IV -0 t , , RoBedalo Younw,taajes''Siiiihary. - ~ ._ ---:-.- ----:- - - 011A1113)§1tIlhilin;‘ PA. • . - • ' HE negksessiiiilThvill._cbrriinotioe -un difflitvoriblb circumstances on Tuesday, thri2d of Bap ember. .'The teachers assisting are educators of tried ability, tho year recently closed having eminently proved sattsfactohy In this respect to thopetreasoftho ' wheel: The . facilities In the boarding deptirtriniot wlll be found equal to the- best, and the Prineinsdpledga' °Very attention necessary to promote the hippinestandl comfort of thoie'who lied a home tinder his Aare.° Ad *roe ' • Re!, =NAY' Ellirtligs •1 . July 11, 1802-2 as . • Prinappl.' . , Dr, ZADOC PO tTP It' S' 31EDiCATElY STOMACH Bitters I A Vegetable Medi cine. and Sure re medy for all Stomach MEI • Bowel CoJilt plaints IIILi;7`MS AFFEC. MONS, • Fertnentatiah OF FOOD