Oen. McCLELLast on the lot of August. (.At Harrison's Landing ho was made Assistiant CommisSary fol. the Second Brigade, and fi t ed that position until the battle of South Mo n -0411, when he resumed command of the c tn pony. Ile passed through that battle safely, and fell at tho head of his company on the battle field of the Antietam His body was recognized late in the day by Lieut. Colonel Brisbane, of Carlisle. as the 49th regiment passed over the ground. Just then his corn pang returned from the charge in which ho fell. The burst service was performed by Chaplain BAeNSITAW, w bile the men stood around in sorrow, as Slowly and sadly they laid him down," mourning7or him as for a father, for as such be was beloved by every member of his com• p o ny. Ills ashes have since been removed, and now sleep peacefully in the native val ley he died in defending. Farewell, NOBLE FRIEND ! LIEEt. BEATTY was selected by Gen. McCall, when the Division- was organized, to'fill the position on his staff as Chief of Ordnance. He filled the position with abLity until he was wounded in the battle of White Oak Swamp. He was then detailed on the recruiting ser vice. On the occasion of calling out the Penn sylvania Militia,he was ordered to Harrisburg :and made Chief of Ordnance on the staff of Gen. Reynolds. On the discharge of the nil iitia, be was relieved and resit ed his duties as recruiting officer for the Pennsylvania Re• serves. Ile is a good officer, and in the battles of the Peninsula., as aid to Oen. McCall , dis tinguished himself for his courage. The same shell which killed Capt. Colwell, also kil od instantly John.Callio and mortally wounded Leo Faller, David Spahr, and Win. Culp, all of whom have sinee died. From the list you will see that our company has suffered more from disease than from bat tle. Those woo have fallen from disease at the hospitals, have shown themselves no less patriots than those who have fallen on the field, and we drop the sympathetic tear of friendship alike upon the grave of each. They have fallen in a cause as holy as ever led men to take up the weapons of warfare—they have fallen in defense of the best interests of man- . kind. The death of none of them has been in vain, for we shall yet see the States in peace. Already we hear in tones of authority the words inscribed upon the Old Bell in lode- petulance Hall— , Proclaim Liberty throughout all the lend, to all the inhabitants thereof.' Then we shall have inscribed upon our flag— •' LIBERTY and limoN"—then we :111111 have union evermore. .TYPO. All Hail lowa lowa has sent an entire Union Republi c can delegation to Congress. She gains four members by the new apportionment. The State has gone Republican by enor mously increased majorities. Nebraska Politics Omaha, N. 7'. Oct. 16.—S G parley, (Rep,) has been re elected Delegate to Congress by an increased majority. gglint an 6 OTAtritill;tlaftzrz ORDERED OFF.—The Anderson Cav alry have been ordered to Kentucky, prob. ably to join Bud . And will leave in a few days. They will be furnished with hor ses at Louisville. One of their number— Mr. Huntly, of Pittsburg, died the Seceder Church hospital on Wednesday night last. His body was, sent home on Thursday. J. W. S MILEY has just opened a large and desirable assortment or Fall and Winter Clothing; Boots, Shoes, lists, Caps. and all other articles belonging to a Furnishing Es tablishment. Do not foil to give him a call, as he promises to please you both in goods and prices. Ile will let no man undersell him. You can buy with confidence that his goods will prove to he 08 good as recommend 4311. Store room between llernin's Hotel and Halbert's Grocery Store, North Illmover at., Carlisle.-3t.* rfa_We are glad to learn that our youn g townsman DANIEL A. SAWYER, has been appointed Third Assistant Engineer in the Navy—having passed a very successful exanqnntion before the Board, ranking No I on the list of the corps. lie has been or• dered on board the New Iron clad Sangamon, built at Cheater Penna. THE DRAFT —The drafted men of Cumberland County assembled at the Court House in this borough on Wednesday last. Wednesday and Thurs lay were occupied by the Commissioner and his clerks, in receiv ing substitutes (of which there were a good ly number, the prices ruling from $3OO to $800) and completing the rolls. To day (Friday) the men are to he sent to Chambers burg in squads of nineteen each, under the command of a lance sergeant and two cor porals. In comp4ance with the request of a I number of our subscribers, we republish the list of those drafted, as it appeared in Our last. • ges,List of contributions collected in Monroe township, Climberland . : county, by Mr. J Neisley, Miss M Brandt, Mr McClure, and Mr Quigley, and conveyed to the llospi tal at York by Mr Jacob Neisley and Mr G Pau I : Mrs J Clark, dried fruit and 4 doz. eggs; Mrs Henry Grable, dried fruit, eggs, onions, corn starch and bandages; Mrs D Vogelsong —Eggs, butter, seven towels, 17 cotton hand kerchiefs and bandages ; A Friend—Dried fruit, onions and bandages; Mr Strickler— Dried fruit, preserves, jelly and 50 ets; Jos Goodyear—Butter and applebutter; A friend —Soap and bandages; Miss Hartz-2 quarts seeded cherries, 2 towels, 3 lbs soar, 5 lbs butter and 50 cts; P Hartz-1 dollar; David Sheller-1 dollar; Miss F Lehmen-1 dollar; Levi Brandt-1 dol; B Straub—Dried fruit, soap and bandages; Mrs Sever—Large lot of soap and linen ; Mrs J Neisley, sr—Apple. butter, butter, 2 tnWels, dried fruit, linen and soap; Mrs 13,Girler, jr—chip beef, dried fruit, soap and bandages; a friend-25f cts; Mrs H Bowman—dried fruit and soap; Mrs Brandt —7 doz eggs, dried fruit arid dried corn; Mrs J Beltzhoover—dried fruit, eggs and soap •, Mrs G Beltzhoover—butter, jelly, onions and bandages; Mrs M Landis—butter, eggs, dried fruit and onions ; Mrs D Deviney—Corn starch, 1 pair drawers, 1 shirrand bandages. Want of room compels us to omit a further enumeration of the various articles donated, but artieles•similar to the above were given • by the following named ladies : Mrs J Messinger, Mrs John Paul, Mrs L. Gates, Mrs Levi Goodyear, Mrs B. Greivler, B Neisloy, Mrs Joseph Brandt, Mrs J'Stayrnati, Mrs S Clark, Mrs J Plank, sr., Mra-Enck, Mrs J Strock, Mrs Geo Brindle, Mrs J Morrett;-Mrs Goodyear, L Plank, Mrs Bonholrer, Mss D Steecri Mrs J N Neisley, Mr% M Bricker, Mrs Stevens, Miss,E Givler, Mrs Dr Lehner, Mrs J • Richwine, Mrs A Genslen, Mrs Drag:r, Mrs G Fisher, Mrs Cyrus Brindle, Mrs E Brandt, Mrs Plank, Mrs J MeClure, Mrs .11 Richwine, A Priem t Mrs Stamtnel, Mrs- A Beard, •Mrs Miller, Mrs John Lentz, Mrs Longsdorf, Mrs J Dil •ler, Miss C Goodyear; Mrs Basehore, Mrs J Peiffer,. Mrs .1 Spahr, Miss ilelen'Bricker, Mrs Bricker, sr., Mrs G Morrett Mrs Joseph Brandt, Mrs P Diller, Mra John Lutz, Mrs C.Brandt,, Mrs Jacob Gates, Mrs Frees, Miss Young, A. Friend, Mrs Quigley, Mrs Creish er, Mrs, Buttocif, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs, num' hart, Mrs J Lerew, .Mrs Baker, Mrs D ELI orley, Mrs Daniel Genslen,Mis Levi Preset.. Mrs George Sheler, Kato Morley, Mrs W Lehman, Mrs J EkSheilor, MrS D'Brandt.Miss E Brandt; Mrs J McClure, Miss Tillie Brandt, Mrs 'l3 Leith* Mrs M G Brandt, Mrs J'S Hoover. • Ir is believed in Kentucky that Bragg. is hurrying southward, and will endeavor 'to get out of the state: • . El 03 G 3 ,3 4 CI gal g. N 0 P n 2 , to d:3,. Congressional District —Official. List of, the Drafted 'Men for Cum berland County. Cumberland, P e rry, 1 urk, Bui'y'a majority, MtiSTER ROLL OF CAPT. CHAS. LEE'S EAST PENNSDORG. - CAVALRY COMPANY.—Last week we published Geo. Longsdortr, Adam Stapler, John MIDDLESEX. what purported to be a correct roll of this Sheaffer, Joint-P. Neidich, E. Hoppey, De. Geo. W. Baker, John W. Steiglern an, Philip wilt Sprout, Jos. Osborne, Win Swartz, Jos. Hoover, David Wm. J Brenizer, Danl company, but ascertaining since that a nun- Martin , spang. D. W. Linganfield, Jacob Eckert, Day, Jdhn Wetzel, Saml, Ashenfelter, George ber of names were omitted in that. list, we Tobias Moli'z, Henry Kauffman, John Lantz, lloerner, Theo Ileagy, F. Logan Hershman, now give a correct roll, furnished by the let Samuel Bortley, Eli River, B. Longnecker, Moses Horst, Geo. Waggoner, John Bletlitio. Jacob Reif, John E. Rothe, Henry A. Moultz, Islottaos. lieutenant. PERRY J. TATE, who is noted as James Young klexan Davidder ta George, i r e g b e e . 1 b A e u r .. e Jacob Brindle, Henry Karns, Fran C Men Corneliusttls EtinSe"ro Shoe-alter, 1 Orderly sergeant, has been promoted to Ad ar,.Edward Raffelsberger, David Ilertmaif, jutant of the regiment. JOHN H. PAUL hay- ger, John Bixler, John McCormick. Lewis Filler, Jos Strausbaugh, Win H Brown• tog succeeded him as Orderly. MIFFLIN, swell, John Kraut, John Rauhauser, Daniel Alerkley, Geo Rock, Cornelius Wolf, Henry Wilson S. - Koch, Chas. Christleib,Samuel List of. Capt. Chas. Lee's Company. Allen, Henry. Baker, ' David Moffat, Satn'l. G Stephens, David Sheller, David H. Coble, y DITR PA. CAVALRY, Henry, Joseph Salsburg, Anthony Fuhrman, David Bricker, Saml. Morrett Jno. SV Kling, - Captain—CHARLES LEN. John A Itynoril, Adam Miller Jr. John J. Cyrus M Dornbaugh, Peter 11 Goodyear, Isaac tat Lieutenant—Theodore T. Tate, Zeigler, Daniel Henry, Peter Whistler, Ww. Lerew ' David M Hams ' Julius Weaver,ter Win. David . 2d do John K. Beidler. Landis, James W Watson, Wm. Guise, George Weetfitll, Wm. Weitzel, Peter A. Biker, E Karns. Elias.B Sluthower, John Pipher, Orderly Sergeant—Tate, Perry J. Hurley. Isaac Hershey, John Gorhenour, Henry Reif, Levi Brindie John B. Scholl ' , Quarter Master Serg't—Beidler, Henry G. John Koch. Andrew J. Finkenhinder. Abra. Wm. llepnihainer, Wm. tl ' arlr, John C. Reis- Commissary Seriet —Walker, Benj. F. ham Whirler, Samuel B iwrnan, John Fahne ser, Alfred Struck,Jos Miller,Fredk. Good stock Jr, Jacob Finkenbiuder, Isaac S Black, ' ' DUTY S ERO SANT'S. year, Emanuel Skinner, Daniel S. Goodyear, Joseph Whirler, Leonard Bender, 'S iinuel W. ja,mes A. . , Sibbete l lacob Huffer, Jacob S let Sergeant— Sponsler, J. S. Batton, Robert Sharp, Benj. Fahnestock, Shopp, Peter A. Plu . 2d do Hutchinson, Charles C. Jonas Henry. Sam'l Harmon, 'Sam'l Failor, 8d do Paul, John 11. John Knitted, Sam 'I I', Stewart Snail Brandt, ... WESTPENNSDOROUGH. sth do 4th do Lee, , S V. B. Alfred. Jos Ilettletinger, Each. Baseliore, Sam'l Lore, Chao. Bess rer, Alex. C. Drawbaugh, John Loper Ist Corporal—Fisher, Amos Jacob F. Wm. Juniper, Wm. McDerniond, Emanuel 11. Troup, MD Henry, Henry Swanger, Sam] 2d do Whirler. Win. P. Smith. David H. Hoover, Sperow, Levi Clay, Win Messmer, Commodore Kutz, 3d do Sever, Wilson Jacob Sitech, S. D. McKinney, Jno. B. Shut- Porter, J N Mower, Jacob Brown, Rola Hood, enberger. 4th do Fisher, Amos Snail Myers, Win M Doner, Danl. Vanktrk, . UPPER ALLEN. Jeremiah Givler. Isaac Kerns, David Miller, sth do McCullough, James 6th do Smith, Emanuel A. Wm. White, Michael Breine, Peter Siffert, Sol. Strohm, Levi Yost. Geo W Graham, Jno 7th do Show, 'William . Chas. Sportster, Sam'l Miller. John W Mor- Garman, Robert Fulton, Wm. Koat, John Z. Bth do Ringwitlt. Lewis rett, Frederick Markley. Benj Garrett Chris- Paul, Peter Rimer, James D. Greasen, Jos. lino Hoover, Cleo 11. Miller, JJIIII KOISIe V, Brandt, John 11. Logan, David S Ker, Hiram Gallagher, Chits. Zitzer, Danl. Wert, Samuel Joseph Dare, Win. Gard. er, John Ileffuer, Elias Goodman, Frederick Crowing', Andrew Ileffelhower, Jos. McCaskey, Jacob W Hand. show, Sainl A Tritt, G N Gray-son, Peter F. Floyd, Daniel Sttiumbaugh Ira D. Coover, Henry Ilighley, David Houdershell, Samuel Mears, John F. Kuhns, Chas. Lindenherger, Newcomer, David Corkin), Eli Yost. Levi Michael Stump, Danl R. Burkholder, Samuel Launtz. .lacob Fortny, David Weaver, D. Heberlig, Henry H. Diller, Win Albert, Thos Rudy, Jacob Coover, Abraham W. Zook, John SOUTH MIDDLETON. Swartz. Cornelius Smyser, Henry KIDS°, .. .- James Coulter. PRIVATES Warner, Edward Rutz, Benjamin Mizell, Jacob Dyter, Joseph Shreyer, John David Low, Shroycr, James Low, Solomon Croman, Jacob Ringwalt, Cyrus Cauffman, John Lekltch, Wesley B. Carl, David Albright, Jeremiah Zug. Abner Green, William Miller, Joseph Kutz, Henry Kelly, John Kutz. David De walt. Dan'l Gill, Benjamin Smith, William Spoece, Thomas Peterson, Alexander Natcher, Charles l Crider, Joseph Stouffer, Emanuel Naugle, George W. Hooker. Levi Williams, Samuel Dull, John Shetron, Jacob Lyter• John Naugle, Geo. Deitch, Christian White. Henry Ginter, George Whilmer, Samuel McGaw, George W. Evilhock, Chas. " Laman, Jacob Hollinger, Dan'l Cramer, J W. Frownfelter, John Zeigler, A. J. Weaver, William H. Lyter, Jacob Weaver, Israel Erisman, John T. Sennet, John Hoover, jkcob D. Tritt, William 11. Sours, Jacob Latsbaugh, John Smith, Peter Corman, Parker Atchison, John Walker, Bonj. F. Wolf, John • Fagan, John B. Glace, Daniel Lesser, John B. Mcßride, William H Nunernaker, Samuel Rhinehart, John Gilbreth, John Simons, George Robinson, Wm. 'II. Harper, Joseph Shoemaker, Martin V. Deardorf, Samuel Mcßride. Jacob Super, Jacob S. Green, Jatuos B. Ernst, J. C. Fredic.'Noffsinger, Jacob Zug, Jno Eppley Win. Corn man, W. C Divan, George Bishop, Nen-Duna BOROUGH. Mathias Dill, Wm. Swoveland, Geo. Simons, Festus McClure, William C. Sharp, Hugh Richard Pyo, Wm Bunter, Michl. Goodyear, A Frazer George Foust, Jacob Whaler, Jos, Win. M. Hastings, James Diven, Thomas U. Abright, Peter Rackabaugh, Henry W. Ram- Williamson, John Kauffman, Conrad Keep, sey, Adam Coover. Wm. Yeingst, John• Heckman, Geo W Nailer, Henry Webbert, Robt Parker, Dan! Stayers Horzwzra. Towissiiir, David Foglesonger, Hugh Boyd, Jacob Henry Wallet, Alex. Ewing, Chas W Shunter, John J Erford, James Sip linger, Geo. Faire, Heberligogohn Paxton, Henry W. Heffiebow- Geo Harlan, Danl. M Zeigler, Henry Cairene er, David Baker, David Mowery, Wm. Shope, John G. Baker, William Shope, John M. Mil- NOIiTII MIDDLETON. ler, Win. Ileffiefinger, David c . Mower, Saint Nathan Adams, James A. Zeigler, Abraham Mitchell, John Holler, Adam Heberlig, John Wert, John Shugart, Alfred Waggoner, Jos. Hell'clinger, John Booster, Philip Miller, Wm Zeigler, Joseph Kutz, Sorel Kinort Jr., D. Ileffiebower, Jesse Null,. Joshua Sailham- Michael H. Natcher, Jacob Weary, Samuel mar. Weakley, Dan'l Kiefer, Anthony Shugart, SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP. Andrew Trestle, Abraham W Swigert, Sam'l Samuel Moßeth, John McCleaf John S. Sine, Geo. W. Swi I ' , .er J. D. Green Jacob ii. Zeigler, Reuben 113i/burn, Sami Hoffman, Kenaga, Samuel B. Deihl, Win. M. Ferre, Geo W. Coffey, Geo. Weaver. Wm It. Clark, Thomas Idolity, Wm. Geese Philip Baker, Jacob Barley, Leonard Gutehall, Benjamin grim, Conard Clever, Sam'l Kindi George Abraham Starry, Daniel Leeper, George Pil l Bly K. Foreman, Wm. Pilgrim, John MoKnew, messer, John Zeigler, Sam'l Mohler, Moses g, Brought. John Gruber, Jonathan Sonar, Au- Levi Ott, John Coffey, James 'Foster, Daniel gustus Danner, John G. Stouffer, A P. Hen erson. d Jones, Daniel Gutshall, Thomas J Early, . norms Mereidith, Levi Stough, Win. Coover, Pssw, John Clippinger, Leon. Garman, Geo. Rapp, Levi W. Maxwell, Geo. W. Evilhawk, Jacob Win. F. Sadler, 'Patrick Reilly, Wm. N. Moiler, Jesse Naugle. Baal Griffith, James King, Andrew Fickee, Geo. Russel, Wilson Prior, Franklin Kunkleman, William Ooker, H. Smith. John Tritt, Seel W. Carothers, A WOUNDED CA tt. LISL ER.—The fol- Martin G. Hale, James Lawyer, Wilson Wolf, James Collins, Peter Garber, Wm. Sowers, lowing letter will .explain itself. It. is an James Spangler, Amos Fultz, John Hawk, Geo Gutshall, Eli Ford, Win. Sellers, Hen- John ilemminger. James K. Foreman, James ry Cockley, Robt- Evdog, David Snoke, eloquent testimonial to the bravery of our D. Bay, David Sellers, David Warren, John Sam'l Mcixell, Wm. Throne, Albert Huston, townsman, Mr. DOUOLABB FOULK : Searfoss, Henry C. Pilgrim; Israel Halter, [of Sena] Dan'! Marsh, Jesse Beacher,, MEDICAL PURVETOII:B OFFICE, • Benjamin Stout, George Bushy,,, Benj, Bax. Joholleagy, John Goodheart, Joseph Tuck- ComaTii, Mis s , , ter, Geo. W. Swartz, Win• Watson, Jacob oy, Sam'l Ferree, Eli Wagoner, John P. October 11th, 186 i, Wallsrnith. Wise; Chits, Kerns, John H. Zinn, Col Peter] .• hl ay. E. FOULS i SILVER SPRING. Dan'! Keller Jr., Wm. Brandt, Jos. Hoover, By request of your son DouaLAss, I write Marion Goodheart, John Guslor. • John Fought, Sam'l Senseman, Abraham to inform you that ho was wounded at the pleased '-' battle of Corinth, en the 4th,' and am Li ennemon, Sim on Musselman , Martin DICHEINSON. to say he is fast recovering. . • vid E. Longsdoif, Mumma, David Lantz, Geo. Simmons,Simmons• Da- Jefferson Roush,-Danl.ShOemaker, Samuel, -.., He went into the battle with his Regiment , Daniel Bretz, Sam ' l Nose, -Morrison, John Brindle, Jerome N. Glass,) Wm Blizzard, John C..Swiler, Harvey Gut- Henry Lee, Jacob Burkholder, Wm A Coffey, the famous lowa 7th, early on the morning of -Anal. Jonathan Hertgy, Michli Tinidig, Jo- . -John M. Golden,.--Davitt-t-P.,---Murrityi'ffamee tno 3d, and fought manfully during the day, an d also on the-4th, until he fell badly' wound- sePh MMus, Geo. F. Longstlotl,. Jeremiah )Harrison, Peter f Shetron, Geo. W. Dellinger, ed by a musket ball in the right arm whil e H. Morrctt, David Sheriff, Jacob Springer Michael Bolden, Absolom Weaver, Benjamin charging on the Rebels. ,----- • Was Zeigler.. David Webb;, Deng Lighty'. • Swords, David L. Miller, Theodore Spangler, 1 I belong to the same company, and have Win. Burkholder, Hezekiah Morretti Levi GOO. Sterner, Henry Shank, Philip P. Sprang- ' beerra comrade of his since the regiment vas Miller, David Barnhill, David Shank, Robt. ler, • John- H. Sours,--Aaron.- Wanoe, -Joseph organized. and I 'assure you that no better or A Bucher, Jacob Bricker, Geo. Glover., Miller, Thos. Suiiih, Nathaniel Martin, Semi. braver soldier can be found, as he has proven Jas. A. Nesbit, E. K. Deemy, Wolford Her Spidle, - john.Duffey, John Martin, Shuttle' C. himself on the fields of Belmont, Shiloh and man. Geo' K. Duey, Datil Drayer, Alfred Line, JOhn Gross, Johnston Low.. Corinth. His wound was very severe, but by A. Bubb, Jacob Weitzel, Jacob Arbegest, Russel, Henry Smith, Joseph. Umberger, Joe. the careful and kind attendance of Surgeon Amus Spangler, Abraham Myers, Simmer MoCachren. Win. R. Linn, Jno Al Smith, Jno Lake, of his regiment,. he is fast improving , , Forney, John Mumma, Jeremiah Keener, K Longnenker, Saml. Newcomer, William IL Kautz, and expects to be Bent to some Northern hos- Adam ()pi s p a wl II: H umor, moo il oo . natal to-morrow, .wbera . all the wounded are vet , J r., Jan Fletcher, Joshua Wilson, - ' NEWTON TOWNBHIK .' to be sent. He.requesta me to 'say.that he is nee.in want &mil J. Kest, Adana Hoy, H. A. Loesednrif, ' Sam'l E. Taylor, John.Davids'on,Alei:l3...: of anything, na lie lids Ge o. Weaver . MiCli") Eckert!, Win- B:i-t ' . zinti, 'Martin Wiggle, Jacob Deana. Samuel good al t I a en ' an-a' rand l' It I'd Miley, Wm. Gros's, John Dough- Ensminger , Henry Dyarinan, Andrew, Divin. it' digehariged.or furloughed (either of which me ' le l ' ho has been offered),erty, John Griffith, Wm, 0. Rhoads, Mar- Jr., Goo. Nenninzer, ilex. Itussels, Andrevi home soon. ho. anticipates coming ' tin Burget, Riell'd M Jones, Jno. Newcona- Minich, Henry S: Cridlor, Obadiah J Rose. As it is not known to - what:pi:lint he will be er, John H. Walters, George Swanger v fohn Johallfiteey, B.lml-riper, Stung - Perlis; P... sent, he Wishes me to say that you direct your Spangler. ,:. G McCoy, Henry A. GMlkr, , Hen ry Snider, letters to my care, at this place, and they ANKFORD. w ill FR , ' Geo W Barrack,David Waggoner, John•Ror. be forwarded without. delay. er, Wendel Bopp, Jacob Lay, David Smith„] Jelin Hanes, Joint ,A. 'Oiler Abraham I remain, your obedient servant: J Chas: 'Teller, Jacob' Warner, Wm Laois i J ALBERTSON.. .Muser, Joseph - Myers, Peter IVyre, Wm. • baUgll, Sam'l Yokom,.W. A Middleton, Mull. --.---......--..---------. Hiser, Win. Peck, John Lutz, Jno.. W' lonberg Williams. Anges A. slatliman, , . - Geo. THE Governor of Virginia hatriorder e d ova Waggoner Solomon Myers, Jeremiah Leh• - W. 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Lehman, Emanuel Throne, Barnet Wolf, Miller. . Jas. B. Lecky, Geo. Pinkinbinder, John Er. g 4 °VMS De9lll it 00 cn co 0, oa c :Eg ' c" °' e , cuZ - ; ' tiv mi a a va • sniUOVJ, j I. 1 ...... to_ ..... to cr, co cc... 4 •-i to co --I cn 0 cc co 1 `Jatla .d 8011181' te 23v. ''' , Of '8 tlrll77M r•-• sCtt CO CD C , cb oo v. A lexaiider rid a • W 111 1 /I • ud 0:1 fag CI trl : t, z , § 40 .. , Li O0C") 01 - 3 2 tz r tzi ra A F.•, PROPOSALS. Will be received at Carlisle Barracks Pa. untll'l2 o'clock M. the 81st day of October 1862, for the delivery of 600 cords of good merchantable oak wood, to be delivered no follow,: 100 cords before November 10th, 100 cords between Nov lOth nod 20th, and the balance-100 cords—bawl, herein be r 20th. The ability of The bidder must be guaranteed by two responsible persons—who will sign the bids no gum no te., In their own hnudwrlting, and bidder, unit state their residence end post mike address Nu bid will be received fur a less quantity also 21 cords. THAT well known Tavern Stand now In thr orcupancy of 11. S. t/rronawalt, al Boiling Sprtngs. is olferoJ fur I . oht from the firt.t. of April next Apply to PETER F. DM. • Carlisle, Ott. 21, 18C2-11t NOTlCE.—Letters of Adinioistratiun on thoosteto of Henry Hipp}, rt 11(...d.. Into of NI Id dle , ux top., having town lesu.d by the 11...j.ter of Cut/Ow:land County. to 0.0 ryolo.o:ribor, r.•sid dig In the game township, 110t1C0 Is hot oh; giyon t.o nil nor SOFIS indebted to said relate to 1111100 and those haying Cla l nta to present thew only utt then. Ideated for solthunent to VOTIGE is hereby given that an VV pliestlnn has been mode to the G.w t of Cnintnon Pleas of Cumberland County the Beneticlal Sod,. ty of Shiremanstown' for a charter of Inc''rp , nv thou, and will come before said Court fnr final antionou Mon day the 21st dai of November, 1862. 11. 1)111 Oct. 26, 1862-31.. Prothonotary. JUST received a very large stock of cLorlis, CASSIMERF.S UVEItbOATINOS. Vt.:STINGS, R i c., et the North Hanover Street Cli , thlog Emoriu In which the suliseslber heirs careful lospoutt p ou " of t the public to his Immeliso variety or Dien and Boys' Clothing, of all styles and sizes. Garments made In or'er with neatness and dispatch at short notice and u/II 1,111 lit or no sato. Persons wishing to /My Moo's wear by bins yo rd, wlll - find a superior a , sintinenit of Goods, and will ho out free of eluirgis If desired I,AAC LI VINGSTON, Oppositis American ❑otJ. Octobor 24, 1861 WAR .! WAR! ThEILITARY suits of every deserip- Ji_ktion mode at abort notice, Of ~,ery color, and quality, at modulate prices by ISA I.IVIN(ISTON, North Hanover S,. Carllglo, Oct. 24 r BUNKS, VALISES, Carpet Bags. French Sole Leather Trunks of all sites and pri ces Ladles Traveling Trunks. the largest Clees. Brassil , qud Canvass TrUnkii, Valise., Carpet Bags. Plush. Oil, Be, ISAAC LIVE \ USToN, North Hanover Carlisle, Oct. 24 SS, Drawers, Neck Tics, Mind keretilles, Hose, a very largo stock and In variety at low prices The beet tine SHIRTS in town. Six. for ten della!, Made to order or ready made. ISAAC. LIVINGSTON. Carlisle, Oct. 24. Nut th Ila slovvr VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. On Saturdoy, Norenzher 15th, 1862 !TIE subscriber %yin offer at public 'we, on the prennfieH, In Monroe tom oship, j.quing Uhurch.oen, on the north, /11,10, o , lj,in log Ge , , and othore , the fu toning dehol he 1 !Zeal 1,- tale, viz. A LIMESTONE FARM, containing 70 Acres, and 40 cerebra, The !,nod is of good quality, under a good stare of cultivation, there having hum recently about 7,100 bushels of Ilene put on it. The improvements are a large - 2'l STONE 'BANK BARN, 70 feet long, 50 feet liver, A Threehing Ma.hine t Ira tt t 0 . , 41 ICIf 11 tilt . 11. . Ory DOUble Wentile.d.trded ROUSE With two cellars under it. flog Pen Corn Crib, and Alien necessary Outbuilding., on excellent Well of water upon the premise., a good Apple Orchard and a thriv ing young Peach Orchard upon the pi emboli, bi:ipcs of various kinds. sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day, whMi at tendance will be given, arid the terror, (which ate easy) be made known by J. W. LEIDIGII October 24, 1864-44 E=EMIIIIIIMME ON FR IDA I', November 14, 1862. In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, the subscriber will offer at public sale, on tile promises, into of Simon Tobias, dee'd., sit nutted In Middlesex township, near the road leading from the turnpike to the Carlisle Springs, about miles north of Carlisle, the following deserlbed lien! Estate, yin: A Tract of containing fitly aeren, nndor a date of aultbr ation. / The improvementa era a two story LOG I.IOU,SR, LOG BARN, and other necessary Out. buildings. A i good Orchard containing -^ APPLES, PEACiiiiiS, AND 01141tliibir A good well of water on the promises. Sale to t . 0 ,0 manta at I o'clock on said day when attendance will ho given, and the terms niacin known Icy JOHN HANDSHUE, Administrator. Octobor 24 ! 1.8.62-:4t STATE NOTlCE.—Letters of Ad oinistration on the estate of Danl. Ismtliammor, doe d ,iate of Harrisburg. Dauphin county, l'a., havo been granted by the Resistor of Cumberland county, to the undersigned residing In linstpennsboro' town ship. All poisons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate will make Immediate payment, and those having claims will present them properly authentioa tad fur set tlement tc LEVI M. SEITZEL, Adm'r. October 21, 1862-6 t • NOTICE: WAL9IIERE my wifo'Lydia._Lahmer, hoOlni kit my bad .and board without Just cause or provocation, I forwarn all persons from trust ing or harboring-her on my account, as I will pay no debts of b or contracting. ---, • ~ JACOB I,EIISICIt. Franklin 4., York, co., OWTIO,' 1862-3t* THE . partnership heretofore existing between William Qromlieli sod Mrs. 4 4.4arehtliuts, o Machine and Wagottulakiug ilmlitass, wirs die, solved by muival COMMA on the NO or September, 18112. Thu books are In the hands or.. b. Sponsier for collection, w hero/di Indebted are requested to aril and mottle.' Thu' business will be coatlnued by Willlitit Cromlich at tha old stand. . WILLIAM. CIOMLICII, BA.I.tAII Carlisle, Sops, 26, 1862-3 t Town •Property at • Public -.SaIP. SV . §aturday:Novellitter lst, 1862, the. subilcriber will offer itt - nubilelain, at - the tiourt House, In't be Borough of Carlisle. tin) eribeil real eplate, eltuated on Nialo ireeV apposite Mckinnon College,-bounded on the cant by Arnietong Holier, end on (lie went by Wui 11 Miller, viz: A two wary' .IMlO,l{. - lei.4lSll', with WICK BUILDING. 'The Lot in 30 fuel - ; 7 front by 240 feet in' depth. Sale 'will : 7 '; take place at 10 o'clock. on wild day., .when attendance 'given and term made known b ""•..- °.. Oct. 10, 1802-3t* " • 'litAitTITA r:LlAttt.te.. N. D.—Gas and watt ' , en tit rretntees. Daniel Miller, Jacob Nangle, David Dyrman, David Miler, Joseph ❑ippeneted, Rubinson M. Thompson, Francis Deland, Conrad Tur ner, Jacob M. Dually, Wm. W. Nevin, Geo. Snoke, Andrew Biseline, John Parker, Joel Myth's, John D. Morrow, Jeremiah Slonecker, Peter Row, Henry Divan, Isaac Newcomer, Wm. Lehman, Franklin Sharp. AlluTingts. -0 On the Bth lust, by Fait. Jacob Fry, EPIIRAINI M. MISTER, of CumberlanU Co., to Mb. MARY ANN LEYDIO, of Franklin Co., Pa. peaqs. =I On the 18th instant. Edward Johr, ,nn of Jonas It and Liezobeth ouctuakor, hod 10 months and nine Jaye. • Verewell Edward John, Thy Fph.lt le Ir.:, The portnli of !leaven, Aro open to the. Edward .lobe that art gone, We th) lon most deeply lea! but Cla God that bereft no, Ile con all our sorrows heal. (Tide niathrts. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. Reported weekly for the Herald by Woodward dz. Schmidt. Oct. 22, 181(2 f( 75 tl (N .1 25 1 a.) 1 ;15 FLOUR (Supnrfino) do. ((Extra) .. do RYE WHITE WHEAT RED do RYE conN OATS DAIMEY FALL... DA lILEY SPRING. CLAY RES NE It II:ID/Tit I'S ME New ithpertis ements J. R. I :)IMY. Ist TAPut. 3d Cavalry k. 1 Quartermaster, C. Carlisle Barracks Pa, October 21st, 1482. Tavern "Land for Rent, Oct. 24,-1862. NEW GOODS. ME `LATE LAND, DISSOLUTZON ommon ocSl s of Carlisle. J. W. Rev, ;Treasuror. In account with the Board of Sellout inructul yin C that), from IscJune,lB62. ItECElerd. Tu bank tic° In treasury as pur last ninon t, Outstanding tacos on Duplicate of lad', ltoceipil trout non - ruaident scholars, owl,' appropriation Dup,le du tax,for By Teachers' salaries, G.S. Smith, balance on Ed. Bell building, Sundry rents, Insurance paid Franklin 1. Co Printing and advortising, Incidental expenses, Cleaning and sweeping rooms, Itepalrs, materials, Blackboards, furnirure, Wood, cot', he., Intern:lt paid on loans to lot dune, lend, Messenger and other expenses, Mrs C.l3slrs loan paid in lull, Almtuelont to tax payers, Outstanding taxes duo on duplicate a/ Luse iu Treasury I J one, ',id, Thn abu‘o exhibits a true :Ind coin, t “coUtiirif the and (1114,11rhIllYlltS fir the year ending June let 1h ,1 2. an per, Treasurer's hunks and touchers which halo bane carefully eill,llliliell by tno. A ugust 14, 161)•1 NOTICE. OreWE C. V. M. P. ControNY,/ September 26, dOTICE is hereby given, that an in-:i t'll Fogg - Meta of six par rent flag this tiny been levied ion all premium notes belonging tO this rampant, and In tome Ott the 15th duvet August ' A. 1) 1461—except the notes of original applications laken afier July 18111. on %%bleb three per cent is sf-s..ssed. .The Wein berg of this company are thereto., required to pay their letpct.tive pro ratan to the Treasurer of said Com m..), or his authorized agent, within thirty days from this date. ay oriel of the Mani. JUAN T. Oil HEN Soc'y. 4 - ,5 1 60 Carnal°, Oct 10, 1862-4 t I Nl ' ()T I 'E.—Letters testamentary on the estate of Martin Mowery. dee'd , late of Frank ford township. haring beau Issued by the Register of 'Cumberland County, to the subscriber, !voiding in the above named township. notice Is hereby given to ell persoos Indebted to said estate, to notice payment. and chose having claims to present them, duly auction. ticated for settlement to NI AR IS MOWER V, Carlisle Oct.. q,.186:3—at.. Exeoutor. F. ~ S TI'I'E NOTICE. Getter: Vestamoutitty on :he estate f ltnsanimh Itlyslier, hoe of glen roe township, de .eased, hare hero granted by the Register or Cumberland county, to the tioders,good residing in the s.uue towunhlp. All 1.11,1.11 S them• 01V. Ft Ind ft/t,d to sold estate will eke imovisbate payment, and those having claims Hill preNuot them properly an thenti atted for tettle men t to JOSEPLI iIItANDT, Noir. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Gibson, D , I . :lnte; 00 Professor ~r surge, y. oncgo M U., J . :Merit in PI ofonsor of Theory and Praction of :Ilndieiun. 11. D., I'/ - of. oflnstitutos of Mndlnlr l e, llugh I, Ilo] „re, )1. 11., Prof of Obstnti Inn nthl the seases of Women and Children. Jusoph t'arson. Al U., Professor of Materla Medi,' and Pharn.dey. Robert P., ltognis. M. D., Professor of-(:lhalllstry. .laseph la 11N. )1. U., Prufes.gor of Anatomy. Ileiiy if. ',nab. )1 Li, Ihofros or or snr,,,, r y . Peopwr, M. D., Professor of l'huor,) hist! Prat' ion .5 \ltalicno. 11 Pliato 111,11, AD, Dcroonsfd rof .Inatoloy. ISAAC Admixtl,Lrator- The' 1.,(ell/re, r" &ISt <72 IL 111 40 ' 11 C. 71 Serum! .11on , I , ty ni October and close on t n i ii r first of nle lutr,lo to Bill ha delivered to the Course. Insiro,tlon to 1:11.1311 thron4hout She shot, In the yleofk..ll Dan, Ito tho Professors, and at the and other 'leapt oh, -The Dlsso,tinr, Itnotna. under th .3l,ll prriutonclence of the Professor or Anatomy nod tho Deniunbtrator, ore open foot(he septemder / of The llnem the llpe - atire Surgery and the A ppl ea Li on /Lod ~pen eady lu September and the .u.rhout the ~ e s, h , u , under lb; super. lawn 01 the Profes-or of Suigery. er.:deal Itentnstraterr, f S. Itlebop, M. D. Lonux 31, D. thn r,ertnwa (each Plef,e,r $l5:/. . j / lt. Nl.Ori, el t,n he 'sal./ caw.. en:),, lit:we:Uwe VII, M. ...•• . • 3( li E. Roger., M. D , Dean of tit° Medical Eaeulty Samuel Pile, jar Her. linlverrile P1111E1111,2% P. S may be bad et from 1.0 to $.6 per arch 4 t. itEADINti RAILROAD. 'Ac..g.:. , k4 : l l 4 ; Te l ryzi 4.7.4 , 41 w IWO I, ... =r e e at SUMMER ARItANGE3IENT. • ( - I REST Trunk Line from the North 40f and North West Mr Philadelphia, Nrw Ito H, head ing, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, eke. Trait,: leave Harrisburg to Philadelphia, New York, Reading, ahil all intermediate stations, et b A. it.. nod 1 40 P New York E.xplesh leaves Harrisburg at 1.55 A. M., arriving nt New Yio k at 425 the bailie morning. Fares from ilarrlaburg, To New Y..rk $3.1141; to Phila delphia .{41'.:5 and $2 So.. Baggage chacks,l through Itetuinin,i, leave New York at ti A. Al , 12 Noun, and S I' 11 .. rPittsbur i i i.xpressi. Leave Philadelphia at b .1. , nod :115 I', i 4 leepinzrars hi the New York flip foe TlUS..thrOUgil to and Irmo Plt [shun; nal' hoot change. Passengers by the Coto,issn Hailrond leave Poit Clinton at 4 41. A , for Philadelphia nod all interme diate Stations; and at : , . no I'. M., for Philadelphia, New lurk and nil War Points. Trains lenve P•dtsville at 9 A. 11.. and 11.15 I'. V., 11. r Philadelphia and New York; and at 5 Si) P. 91., for An. burn and port Clinton only, connecting fur Pine Urovc and Si ith the CtiLl %vies:, Railroad. An Aeeptunintlntif.n Passenzer Train leaves ',tending at fl A. )1., and returns front Philadelphia at 5 P. M. All the clove traine run dally, Sundays excepted. A Sunday ti sin Inns, POttfiVind at 7 31A. M., and Philp lelphin IL 11111 P. 9f. Commutation. Mileage. Season. and Kxcuri.lon Tick ets, at reduced ',tea In and from all ptilatii. G. A. NICOLLS, icuernl rup't. June G, 1562. MT M PENROSE w , Attorney at La. . Ithecua's llnll. Prolussloaal bust noes pritnipth at ottAd to. Tubruary 21, 1662.. - 1 - )UbIIS E. SHAPLEY, Attorney at it buy Car i sin N. Attends Cu securing and col loctlne. Soldkrs' Pay, Bounties, and Penrdons. °nice on :Cbuth !layover Strout, opposite Bentz's store, Due. 27, 1801 • A J. ARS ITA LL.-ATTORN , AT LAW OM. w.th W. M. Penrose, In HllOE7ll'l, M. WE AKLEY.—Attorney at Law. ey • 001.3 no SOU Lb Honor., ,treat, oppoblte Bentz Dry tiontls etora. All ”roti•nniortal busluess ontruated to him trill to promptly attended - - AW CAR D.-CHARLES E. MA 4 1/1,411(111LIN, Attornby nt Law, Office in In beff's building, juM onpoxitc the Market Ilouvo. • Carlirle, March 14, 'OO-Iy. (IY. H UMRICII , Attorziey at Law. —Office on North Hanover street, a (err doors south of Wass' flotol. All buelness entrusted to him will bepromptly attended to. [April lb. ir ()SEPIA RIMER, JR., Attorney at Lnw mud Burveyor. Morboulefihurg : Pa. Office on Hail limit Strout. two Ortlrt north of thu Bunk. AW - Ituelnuss promptly ottuuducl to. DR. - LC..1 , 00M51 0%14 South Hanover street, 4 opposite Bon te, dry goadsr.„„ store. Juno I,' . t . GEORGE S. SEA JL,p, LIT, DENTIST, front the, Bal 111 11 . timora Oollogo of Dental Surgery. OS-Office at the residence of his mother, East Lnuthet street:threddoors below Bedford. March 10, 1850—tf. GEO. W. _NE.IDWII, D. D. S.-- tato Demonstrator annotative Dentistry to the Baltimore College .of C : 4 :11.,„, Dental Surgery. '~%" • Mee at hie reeldence, oproeito Marion Hall, West Main street, Carlisle, Penn Nov. 11.18b7 • S. W. HAVERSTLOR, Druggist, North Ilanovor Stroot, Curlislo. , Physician's prescriptiona,arefully compounded A full supply of fresh ,drugs and •:hem teal s. •- • i)4 '( - 11) FLY NFITS. /eaten Fly Nets, Worsted Fly Nets, Idneu y Nets, Twine Fly Nets, Leather Fly Nate, ell colors. shapes, 91Len and qualltlON, which 1 itm selling cheaper hap"t he cheapest, at; I buy directly . Inuit the tueuu-' , . turorg. ,Jurie HENRY SAXTON., lA 111)14.711NGS, &a receii.ed.at, ILI I Chnny'llnati Store, a -new atOrk Itrugx,etawnd H,lonr 011.Clottot, which will be soil at very low flpirint, -Pitman rvill , aort .SA . 1:111110 tbeltOOk.;. - enrlialo '1.1.2a.: - 1801; ' -• N.INTS - E 1 i INTS!! . . • . P, !Otis: VAinfsiies: Turlientliio. Vi'oirivite thn atteit tido or the. public: to our oupotior WIIITE LEAD; put - up axelnalvtly In 'NO pa4P.-ntist warrautn4 to bo sup°. tier to •nny other' branda aohl In thia ularitet. A kraut variety of colors of the bat qualities and aolitutt at the fowoot micro, ta'Johu p. Lynn 4 Fen's; North Hanover otreet,OnrltOkh'' ' . ' Suns tl, ' 60, EXPENDITURES R C. WI lODWAHD. Financial Serroturl University of Pennsylvania P II ILADELPIIIA I N ETY SEVENTH SESSION (1862.63,1 Zusiness Earns t . c)w Xll' MAMMOTH. 47" FURNITURE lIVA.REECOIM3II. t 3 51 42J bl) ()..5 43 809. & 811 Chestnut Street $ ll llotl GU (LATE LEVI' & CO'S: DRY GOOD STORE,) i 4 SO 22 1,595 50 72 00 50 35 27 00 1 4 14 • 0 70 74 200 62 192 08 25 0 01 300 97 121 3M 410 18 205 bu GEO. J. HENKELS, reoLziaanLv 8 WALNUT ST August, '2.4,1802.-3 MOR Hickok's Patant Portable Keystone 2319 n't 9u, Uti 11.6 q,, 1;0 fir DER AND WINE MILL. t , 10,000 k In use end appieted. Thie mill has uo superior In the market, and is the only mill that will properly grind Orapen without Meshing-the seed. For sale by WM. MORRISON, West Main St., Carltole Au,;unt 181.1-2 m CALL AND SEE THE NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND - QUEENS WARE STORE. riIITE subscriber has lately entirely ro modeled and refitted the chi stand, on the corner of 'Mtn over and Louther Strel ta, arlinle, lately occupied by S. C lluyett, and Is now prep ,red to furnish his old friends and thu public, with everything that Is nice, new and trash, In the way of Family Groceries, Ills stork i s large end selected with the greatest can, and will be Hold at the lowest price, for each. It eon fists Is part of fine old tiovernment Java COYBEII, Prime Rio do, Primo Ilia Boasted. SYI.UPS.—Now York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy— rups, Cl the very best qualities, Bac WN slai A ItS.—The beet the market afford/x— -i Lovering'i best Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars. Also, bls A 11. and C. Sugars, which cannot be our— pawed, and no the time is now here for preserving,-la— dm:: will please give him a call and esamine for them, selves.. All his SPICES are of the purest and but Ta rietieA. No humbug about them. Rice, Corn Starch, F.rrina, Bandanna Coffee,.Essenea of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Snap, Candles, Le. fin) CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE. A large and well selected stock of the very latest pat— terns and sty es, lower than ever In price, and better in (pointy, than sells ever offered before in Carlisle.- 0.111 and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such asTubs Itticke , ;. end Churns, Baskets of every description; Children's CA RBI AIMS, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But— ter Jill 4. Preserve Jars. Jugs, nll sloes. FISII.—No. 1, 2 and 3 Maokeral. NOI 1 M ESS D No. 1 Herring. A quantity I f the celebrated Excelsior HAMS. SA I,T by the Sack. Dairy and O. A. Salt. The subscriber feeling encouraged by the patronage heretoloro extended to him by his friends and the pub lic, would respectfully invite them to rail and examine his new stork at the new store corner of Hanover and Louther .0t rants. July 11 , 15,32. liIIMAIELL. HOUSE. ON Tll6, EUROPEAN PLAN, C STREET, BET. 4/ ANI) 6th STS., Near Me National hotel, and two :quarto from the Railroad Depot, WASHINGTON CITY. FINS PAINtORS FOR TII E ACCOMMODATION 07 LA- Itnom &Ltd Board. per day....... Room:aim:le, per day Meals,eeell Lodging% If the room Is vacated by 7 a m. • Otherwise It will be considered by the day. The Knimgtr. irousE is nerdy and elegantly tar nlshed, and in every re,pert a first class Rotel. I invite tie public to call and examine. 1.. F. AIMMICLL Proprietor. Oct. 11. t USE 13A 11, LE Y'S MAGICAL PAIN" EXTRACTOR. ;‘,.. ~211 y true l'om. Extractor in the World! PIAL L E Y'S Pain Extractor will cure wounds of all Ueda. laley's Pain Extractor will subdue all external lei. ilaninuttl.m. 1ia11i . 3',.. Palo Extractor will pr,vent and destroy toot. liilca , l..lt. Volley's l i t.in Extractor will cure Burns of all kinds, lialie,y'e Pain Extractor heals 1311sturs free or pain or 111111 k. 14,11 ' 0 't, Pain I <tractor neutralizes all Polsonsinfti• oil by An i innln, 11.,,hrts or Reptiles. lialiey'i. Pato Extractor will cure broken Breasts. Sort. \ ippl,. l'il., A V. Ddili•y • Palo Extractor will cure Salt Rheum. Sera 'ilk, , rnlfi Head Daili•) • :. Pahl hot] art or will cure Chapped lands; Blaine. etc. „, Dalley',, Pain Extractor Will cure Corns, Ctiriancles, Ulcers. Wm to, Bolls, he. ilonsekeepershould ever be without a box handy for use. The timely non of a single box may prove of more value than Inn times its cost. Parente!—lf you haven sou to the Army, send him s Bus of pally) 's Pain Extractor. It mpy be the means of easing his life, or the life of n comrade: for it will rah, Woutpis of nil kluds without pain. Try the expo. rintout ; if he does not use It, it will cost you but lit• tie. Sisters '—lf you have a deat Brother in the Army, send him n lion of Dailey's Pain Extractor; for It will cure wounds of all kinds, and it may be the means of saving your brother's life. Laugh tors I—Have you a loved One In the Army, who Is dearer to you than life itself? Send Lim a Box of Pulley's Pain Extractor. It will cure wounds of all kinds, and prevent inflammation, and may be the means of saving a life. If you have no conveniencorm 11.11 d iug it send it liy mall. It will cost you but 9 cents pestago for a 20 et. box; sod in like proportion for SO et. amid $l,OO box. The large boxes contain more for the motley titan the 25 rt. boxes. :NOTICE —That bailey's Magical. Pain-ExtracterwllTdd affil in e n minis than we claim it will, we refer to Dr. nil/11011P Mott, and hundreds of other eminent Physi cian,: nod Surgeons, besides'relllions of people all over the bind, who have used the Extractor with never fall• lug success for the past 20 yours. For sale by all Drug girds, and hy NALL & MICKEL, Agents, 218 Greenwich Street, New York, Who will Fend a box, of either size, Postage peld, to any address In the United States, on receipt, in tooriey or in Postage Stamps. of 25 as. for the small else, or 60 cts. and $lOO for tho ,netilutn and large mists. For sole In Carlisle, by SA NIL. ELLIOTT. iniUMBERLAND VALLEY AND I,...:FRANKLIN RAIL ROAD. .ens 2.1 4 4, 1 2r ; ••• " CHANGE OF HOURS! On anti thttor MONDAY, MAY 6, 1862, e.assenger Trxlm , will run us follows: (Stindays excepted:) FOR OHAMBERSIWRO AND HARRISBURG. lot Triln. 24 Train, 7 7.00 A. 6L 3.46 P. U. 7.31 " • 8.36 " 8.80, " Arr. 4.20 Leave ilagcretown, Greencastle. Chanabereburig, ..: Leave 12.55 ..‘ Shippensburg, 9.00 " 1.28 •• Norville, 9.32 - " 2.00 . 4 " Carlisle. 10.10 ) . 2.40 " " Mechanicsburg, 10.42 " 8.12 .." Arrive at Ilarriebure, 11.15 " 8.40 •di FOR OHAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN, Ist Train. 2d Train, Leave Harrisburg- 8.05 A. Id 1.35 - P. 38. 'Mechanicsburg 8.47 " 2.15_ " " Carlisle,o.2l " 2.66 " Newvie, 10.02 " 3.20 a " Shippousburg, • 10.33 " 4.00 .-. " Chambg',(Arrive) 11.10 - 4.40 " Groonoastle, '11.55 , 6.30 " Arrive at Hagerstown: 12.35 , alio ." • NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all .13balosis whore, Tickets are sold, via: Hagerstown, Orem:m.o 3B i Oblin , bersburg, ShiPponsburg, Nowrille, CarUsle, Mechanise. burg and Harrisburg, a reduction. of TEN CENTS ma each Ticket will ballade to all Passengers that provide themselves with Meta belbro entering the Can. . . 0. N. LULL Rupee% • • .Iliallroad Wilco, Chembertiburg,l 3183 , 1, 1862, i DR, WIT H. COOK,. 11,10,1cEop,quic ruysiciAtt - - - N • AVIG recently lo'Ried in Clorlio e, has taken in. (Moo 10111olnkr 'format:Vs Hotel, nhurs ho can Lo ennsulted In, persons sooklng actride; Arhou tfiiairoa. will ylolt.them - 1144' tests done , ql. - olthor In - ill° t.,pwu or country. • May 2, S A VING 8AL()ON:;--liaying itteed • in the very best' et tho mom' 04,1110, building. next doorlo A. T r . E!pansler's ottitis, lassipts, pared to grits my tot - aortal attentions to 8,1,1, ,who. may. honor tau with a shall coiistanklot bo.snk,pl„lo 4 , *int competent and polite bands Anil auwergpo effort 'to give generaVeatiefactien. , I wleh to . emplor , a good boy, between 1.4.4tad.17. years oldt, Cs:1100 f .Inae FT,' 16 E4--i .• J. D. HALBERT ME iIEI
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