parted with this life, of toils and troubles, for
a bettor and purer one beyond the grave, to
enjoy a real and eternal life with his Father
and gracious Redeemer, as a reward of his
righteous life. „.
Resolved, That we of offer to the family of
the deceased in their deep affliction, our
heart felt sympathy, hoping that they, with
us will find consolation in the promises of
that Saviour, to whose love and work his life
was devoted and whose promises and mercies
extend to the living. as well as to the dead:
Resolved, That in token of our respect, our
ball be draped and we we the usual badge
of mourning thirty days.
Resolsed, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased, and be
published in the Carlisle Herald, Annapolis
Gazette and Chicago Tribune.
NILES 11. SHEARER,
CHARLES U. BICKLEY, Committee
JOSEI'II B. ZEICI_LER,
A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRl
tated Throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes iucu
table.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
each directly the affected parts and give almost instant
t eller. In Bronchitis, Asthma, and Catarrh they are
are beneficial. The good effects resulting from the use
01 the Trochee, and their extended use, has caused
them to bo counterfeited. Be sure to guard against
worthless imitations. Obtain only the genuine Brown's
Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by
a test of many years. Public Speakers and Singers
should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers
who overtax the voice and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at 25
cents per box. Jan. 23.-3 m
a
Hatehelor's Hair Dye !—The Best
in the World !
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished Irmo nature—
warranted not to injure the Hair In the least; remedies
the 111 effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates the Hair for
lite. Grey, lied, or Rusty Hair Instantly tut ns a splen
did Black or Brown, leafing the Hair soft and lamuti tut
Sold by all Druggists, ,to
The genuine Is Signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
on the four sides of e sch hnx.
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FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York. (Late
233 Broadway and 16 Bond Street.)
➢fay 20, 1862—1 y
peaqs.
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In this place, on the lith inst.. IDA II rrt )N, in the
year'iff her age. This lovely child seas the I kites
of Dropsy. After a protracted illness she woo trans
(erred to the heavenly fold. She was a great favorite
within the circle of her now sorrowing playmates, and
tbd by airy no - CV-bee: A way s verin I,llld
merry, kind to all, and possessed of a most winning,
sweetness of disposition, she was the 1. to and sunolline
bf the parental home. From the time she lisped her
mother's name she manifested religious susceptibili
ties, and is conscience which shrank, like the sensitive
p Ant, froth even the appearatiee of evil. Ater sauce of
juvenile mirth greeted the passer-ky from morning till
evening, and all delighted to hang upon her sweet
strains, which now, though is to earth, aid to swell
the cherub chorus of the heavenly biome. She has
gone now to join her brothers in n lairer, purer clime;
and they to 'ether re visit in spirit, the home of sor
row which they have left:
We mingle our sympathies with the afilicted parents
and relatives, in their bereavement of a most lovely
child. 'There Is. however, much comfing for the mourn.
lug ones''; for they sorrow not as those who .have no
hope. Their loss is sweet Ida's gain. God has merely
re-called ills own; and in doing so, he may seem to
deal harshly with you. But it is well with 'the
Child:" As the rose bud, she was !plighted in the first
bursting of beauty. Beautiful so the dew-drop she
passed away. Her baliy•couvh she will never press
again; het, little seat is now left vacant; her sweet
voice Is now hushed; her lovely litre, untuirowed by
care or guilt, vou shall never again behold in this vale
of tears; the footle ints of her hurried steps to school
and to play are noserased Dom earth; and y o u tire
left to mourn her hiss in the chats ier of rorrow and
tears: The ourt:ti. of yOU r thodest hopes has dropped ;
and soon the flowers of spring will tilhinn on the - grave
in which Ida new sleeps to Jesus: With what rap
ture did you watch the smile which once played upon
her4heeks; and oh, then von antedated the jio S of
youth and the comforts of declining age! lint oh!
these love-built hopes are now gone, gone forever!
"Death found strange beauty on that poll:Alga brow,
And dashed it out,—hers was a tint of rose
On cheek and lip, He touched her veins with ice,
And the rose faded!"
But, though gone thus from you, she has gene to
God. Death eannot steal her from Heaven. Learn
then, from then bereavement, the instability ul all
earthly possessions. See what a phantom is human
hope! See what Is life 'rep tte fur n blessed re uni,m
with Ida in th.tt better world where s ,rows are nev
er felt and death never Cl and learn to be ready
for " the last evening," and leave your '• haus° set
In order," for thou shalt surely die!" S. P.
nlarluts.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
It. C. Woodward.
Carlisle, April 16, 1863.
600
6 75
4 50
1 (10
1 50
FLOUR (Superfine)
do. (Extra.) .
do lON.'
WHITE WHEAT...
RED do
RYE
CORN ...
OATS
BARLEY FALL...
BARLEY 81'1U:10.
CLO ERS E D
T I MOTH YSEE I) ..
NOTICE —Letters Testamentary up
on the estate of John Black lee.. have boon gran
ted to Henry Pnul. Any one Indebted to the testate
will make payment and those having claims will
present them for sitlement to
Aprll 17 , 1663.
- pROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.
In the matter of petition of John Ja,obs m4sivznee of
William IL Slysler of Silver spring Tow unhip for iis•
charge.
Now to wit April 14,1803 Ruin granted upon those
Interested to show cause at the next Court why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be grnnted. IV the
Court
April 17, 1863
"FIVE TWENTY IL S. LOANS "
FIER, DUNLAP & Co., of Caliisle
hava been appointed Arents for the Sale of the
U fitted States Six per vent '• PI% e-Twenty " years Loan.
Amounts can bo had to suit the means of dilfereut in
dividuals. The interest on this loan is payable and
will be paid in Gold.
April 17, 1863-2 m.
PRICE & CO.'s well-known MELO
DEONti and IL,.IOIOIIUMB, Introducing the of
fact of pedal bass on every, instrument.
E. oAlll.liit'S unsurpn&d PIANOS for rash, at a
liberal deduction, or on monthly instrunionts from $5
to $lO.
Air Over 500 sold In Philadelphia.
JA.511 , ;$ BELLAK, Sole Agent,
279 and 251 9. Fifth street, above Spruce.
Philadu phis, Pa
April 17, 1863
U DITOR'S NOTlOE.—Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned appointed Au
Itor by the Orphan's Court of Cumb. Co , to dietrlbute
the balance in the hands of Jacob D. Mohler, adminis
trator of the estate of Jacob Landis, to and among the
creditors of said decedent, and also to examine hnd
make distribution in the guardianship account of said
decedent, who was guardian of .John and Eusan
Iloyd, will attend to the duties of his appointment at
his office in the Borough.of• Carlisle, on Saturday the
ninth day of May 1803, at 10 o'clock A. M. when all
parties interested may attend.
J. M. WEAKELEY, Auditor.
April 17, 1863
HO ; FOR KELLER'S
- IRT AND 0.-I.P STORE.
rHE subscriber has removed- his Hat
tito_ Street,
to the house formorly occupied by P. illonyer, cud
next door to Common's Shot, Store. !laving a murk
larger room, I liavu lucre iced my stock of goods, so
that I am now prop:wed to furnish the public with
All the new etyles of
HATS, DAPS, AND STRAW HATS,
at prices to suit the times. My stock consists of Silk,
eassimero anti Russia liats, all kinds acid prices of soft
hate, city us home manutiteture, from the com
mon wool up to thetnest itusatt autl Nutra. 4 good
assortmentof men and boy's-caps.- 1 --
Also, mons, bays, and childrens . faney straw has,—
Having improved moans fur matturtaturing„ any kind
or shape of hats will be made to order ' at short notice.
Doing a practical ILltter, fully undorstandinz the
business, I hope by strict attention to receive a-liberal
Patronage. -
.3011:1 Agt.
F. 8. - - Old hats colored and repaired at Moderate
prices. '
Apritl7, 1813.2.
1 -.,
.115
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00
HENRI' PAUL,
Executor ofJobu Mack,
DENJ A NI AN DUKE,
• - Prot honottry
List of Dealers.
Of Goods, Wares, and liforehafidlse. Also, Drawers,
DlsLillora, Lumbermen, Re., within the County of
Cumberland, returned and classified according to the
several nets of Assembly as follows, to wit :
CARLISLE
A. W. Bentz, dry-goods, 10 $2O 00
Lehligh, Sawyer & Miller, dry-goods, 10 20 00
Charles Ogilby, Trustee, " 13 10 00
.1. W. Eby, groceries, 11 15 01
John Ilyer, " 13 10 00
William Bentz," 13 10 00
M. Myers, 44 13 10 00
J. F. Steel, " 14 7 00
Barney Hoffman, groceries, 14 7 00
A. O. Lechler, ti 14 7 00
George Leihy. " 14 7 00
Joseph D. Halbert, " 14 700
Susan Winchel, " 14 7 00
it. C. Woodward, produce, 11 16 00
henderson & Rood, " , 12 12 60
J. IL Eouemaker, " 13 1000
J. St. D. Rho :ids, > " 14 7 -00
Henry Saxton, hardware, 10 20 00
Lewis F. Lynn, " 12 12 50
'
Armstrong & offor lumber and coal, 13 19 00
Oliver Delaney, lumber and coal, 13 10 00
S. 31. Hoover. ii 14 7 00
A. 11. Ewing, furniture, 14 7 00
henry Rhoads, " 14 7 00
William M Mlles, Piney goods, 14 7 00
It. It. Jameson, -, 44 14 7 00
II reenfield & Sheafer, dry " 18 10 00
It. E. Shapley. jewelry, 14 7 00
Thomas Conlyn, " 14 7 00
F. C. Kramer, " 14 7 00
James Loudon, books, &c., 14 7 00
A. 31. Piper," ii 14 7 00
William Common, books, &c., 14 7 00
John 1). Oorgas, stoves, 14 7 00
Mug. Mary Morris, - 14 7 00
Samuel Elliott, drugs, 14 7 00
S. W. Haverstick, " 13 10 00
I). It. Ralston, " 14 7 00
S. M. Rotifer, confectionary, 14 7 00
Jacob Senor, shoes, 14 7 00
Robert Nloore, ~ 14 7 00
John Irvine •'l4 7 00
A. Elliott, 4'l, 14 '7 00
Samuel Enstninger, robes, &e., 14 7 00
11. S. Ritter. merchant tailor, 14 7 00
11..1. Stump, groceries,
101=1
EIMIC=I
EINEM
David Keecy j 14 7 00
Andrew MonnNmlth, " 14 7 00
Samuel Monnsmititi- " 14 7 00
J huts,
.1. Botts .5z Co., "
.To "
Mrs. M. Neff, millinery, r 14 7 01
M=IM
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Mrs. E. \Vlllianis, "
David Cornman, flour and food, 14 7 00
O. W. Brandt, 14 7 00
John Schinohl, baker, 14 7 00
Win. Sellers, " 14 7 00
Lewis Faber, " 14 7 00
John Sol lc. S, " 14 7 00
niti'ill S:iptf, paper, &c., 14 7 00
Michael & Ensininger, leather, 14 7 00
- Tri.ifq - HariNtotAi'hiarlCoting, - 'l4 ' - 7 'oo
Allison & lieopy, 14 7 00
%Villiam %Vert, 't 14 7 00
Isaac Livingston, clothing, 13 10 00
A rnikid & CO., ••
.1. W. ;...zmilos,
LI
E. 11. Imonittl,
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David FTed,rirics, maricoting, 14 7 00
NVidiani Askew, 14 7 00
dames 14 7 00
Bonjltnin nosier, dealer, 14 '7 OO
(ieo. P. Myers R.: SOU, groceries, 14 7 00
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Sterm, tiLney goods,
EAST I'ENNSBOROUGII
lumber,
R. 11. Hummel
May "
Adam Eslinger,
.1 Rhin:kin] elc Co., "
Goo. W. Frslcr, dry goods,
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311..4.1 31cCortulr,
S It. l'attrrson, produce,
M ieha el Fred,
MEMEM=I
MECHANICSBUIW
Chronifiter S Prugh, dry guodn,
f12=12
Brindle k Neiswanger. "
.1(11in Relgle, airy w.ods, 11 7 00
Kaufman ,R, Oswald, produce, 13 10 (0
Thomas 11. Bryson, " 12 12 50
John Johnson & son, " 12 12 50
Enonlneser & Sluglser, " 13 10 00
Zacharias F.: ilaverstick, produce,
Josoph 1111100;0n, lumber, 14 7 00
(lid. 11uunnrl. and coal, 14 7 0.1
Daniel Grabill, clothing,
1,. W. A brains,
.1. F. Itaffonsberger. music.,
Bold, & thirretson, hardware, 13 10 00
Boynr & Eberly, '•
H. NV ikon & Son, stores,
.
Wm. Wonder Hell, " 14 7 00
Leltlitzli 1 Mathewm," 14 7 00
.111.J1arring. drugs. 14 700
Clark & Hostetter, " 1.4 - ,7 - 00
Ira Day, 14 7! 00
It. Thomas, groceries, 14 7 00
Robert Mille, 14 7 00
•
Armst ong A Son, " 13 10 00
SG. Bowman, 13 .10 00
J. Emminger, " 14 7 00
Samuel W. Worst, furniture, 14 7 00
John Rupp, ''
Miller & Eberly, dealerfi,
Brandt & Co., produce,
C. Kodotes, shoos,
Levi Be tale, hats,
Jarol, Swartz, jewelry,
E... Keene
Kiefer k tireavos, merchant tailors,
Jacob Wlnernan baker,
Snnth,
Mrs S. Wynn, mfllnery,
or Brown, fancy Fonda,
Geo. Steinour, marketing,
31tirshall Deriuney, "
Georgo,Koser,
NEWVILLE
Klink & Brother, dry goods, 13 10 00
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Stough R: Elliott
J. A. Kunkel, hardware, 13 10 00
S. G. Wild, drugs, ]4 7 00
Mrs. M. 11. Reed. •• 14 7 00
\V. h. McCullough, groceries, 14 7 00
S. M. Glauser,
J. 11. Miller, drugs,
Joseph Laughlin, clothing,
.1. B. tobsch, Agt., stoves,
0. W. Mull,
A ntlieny Fulirman, marketing, 14 7 b 0
!MEE
Randall, merchant taller,
SIIIPPENSBURG.
S. C. Holler, groceries, 14 7 00
Tartniin & Bro., " 14 7 00
Millie Betrich, " 14 7 00
Jar°ll Psgue, 44 14 7 00
.1. 11. Fastrinch & Co., groceries, 14 7 00
P. S. Arta,
.1. Heck !oq., dry goods,
.1 & .1. B. nodding, "
I.leorgo 11. Stuart, "
Stevick & Mel'huninn "
IL .1. Snoddy, furnituro,
Crlrcrull, "
Henry Duke, 14 7 00
llortetter kMiles, clothing, 14 7 00
.1. Itridgc,i, merchant tailor, 14 7 00
J. 11. Rankin, drugs,
John Sternbach, '
John C. Altick, '•
B. K. Koller,
Ira. M. Dubba, nallinvry, 14 7 00
Landk, jewelry, 14 7 00
Hiram Tiyslnger, 14 7 00
Grabill S.. Harper, hardware, 12 12 GO
Forney k 51ePhorson, •'
A.. 1. Wolf, stoves,
Israel M. !tykes, "
Ruby & Lawton, produce, 10 20 00
J. P. Blair, 41 11 15 OQ
Storer & Angle, eoal Ac., 14 7 00
James Icahn, stritionery,
G. B. Coloß, hats, &c.,
0 W.oroft,
Ben). Diggs, marketing, 14 7 00
Samuel Myers, " 14 7.00
J.O. Oyler confactioncuy, 8 6 00
Jacob D. leostotter, " 14 ' '7 00
0101C1DI8ON. •
Btrolim,Uock it Cofray, dry goods, 13 .10 00
Honj. Plank, dry:goods, 14 700
SILVER SPRING
William 11. &kale, dry goods,- 14 7 00
John J, Coble -.-4 I - 1$ 10 00
"
David Btrehni,4, , l3 10 00
Jacob Simmons, , " 14 700
Jacob W. Luid l if.:ll, ' " 14 7OO
Joseph Fink ; Orebant tailori - 14 7 00 -
Levi Kopp. di's; ler, 14 7 00
John il. Lektf , gh, produce, 13 10 00
F lireckmak'er, marketing, 14 7 00
William Reed,' confectionery, - 14 7 00
George Duey, - marketing, 14 7 00
W. W. IVanbati,gb, furniture, 14 7 00
•
112kMPDF,N. ~
,
D. Rupp, dry .g. '
oolm . 13 'lO 00
James ll..lohdeten,dry geode, 14 7 00
A Shrivor, /I as. 14 7 00
Deo. L. Mlo. stoves, 14 - -7- 00
Cyrus Templin, furniture, 14 .7 00
Mosel; Baggot, confectionery, : 14 '7 00
D. Rupp, produce, .
14 7 00
FRANKFORD
William Groan, dry goods
Buckwalfor, groceries,
LOWER - ALLEN.-
,
Ritzier As Wino, aboca. 14 7 00
•
Abram Brower, dry goods, - 18 10 00
John Coleman . 4 "
Eli W. Wf e o' --
William Crall, marketing,
John Young, "
Gen. Brubaker ti •
Christian Eberly, dealer,
Id IFFLIN.
S. D. McKinney, dry goods, 14 7 00
Class. License
MONROE.
Dandle & Sons, dry goods, 13 10 00
H. J. Stephens, 14 7 00
D L. DerLoney, drugs, 14 7 00
Henry Spahr, flour, 14 7 00
Sainucl Plank, dealer, 14 • 7 00
Jacob Gregor, groceries, 14 ' 7 00
NEWTON.
Ferguson & Co., dry goods, 14 7 00
S. Miller & Sons, 4" 14 7 00
Bowers & Myers, It 14 7 00
J. & .1. Kyle, 13 , 10 00
A Minich. . 14 7 00
Hursh & Hays, 14 7 00
Lewis & Co., Rod Barn, produce, 13 10 00
Snyder & Knottio, 4. 11 15 00
J. & .1. B. Hersh, " . 11 lb 00
Newcomer & Horn, 13 10 00
J. , & J. B. Hursh, Oakville, produce, 13 10 00
Henry F. Snyder, oboes, 14 7 00
Jacob M. Wagner, marketing, 14 7 00
Koontz & &Melt, dry goods, 13 10 00
James Gran, 13 10 00
Shoemaker & Elliott, 14 7 00
David Hoover, flour, 14 7 00
Christian Stevick, furniture, 14 7 00
J. P. Weise
Georg . ° Russel, "
Win. M. Watts,
piles E. Itussq.ll, "
Jacob Bram
&lox. iloodluirt & Co., " 14 7 00
SOUT II A MPTON.
George Coffey, dry goods,
I. Strohm,
George Clever
J. Schoch Ar. Bro.
‘Villiam Hawk, marketing,
MIDDLESEX.
J. 11. Smiler, tiny goods,
H. L. Sbryock,
W. Donnelly, marketing,
NEV CUMIIERLAND
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
aeries Oyster, lumbar,
I,ee it Eberly
James & looser, " 13 10 00
Valentine Freeman, lumber, 11 7 00
T. Wlllet, dry goods, 14 7 00
34 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
lohn U. Miller,
Ruin!9rt & Co. produce,
14 7 CO
14 7 00
Ooswilor & Zug, dry goods,
John Swartz, morehant tailor,
14 7 00
Illraru Lougnecker, dealer,
WEST I'ENNSBOIU)UOII.
Line Ac Givier, . produce, 13 10 00
lionisher A Drawbeugh, 13 1U 00
Henderson & Heed, " 14 7 00
Edwin Jellies, dry goods, 14 7 00
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William Bishop,
Peter Hess,
U. W. Robinson, Airy goods,
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 01
.1.'9. Ilanshew,
John Greasuu,
EE3
Kaufman it: Webbert, dry gouda, 13 10 00
A. M. Leidlgh, , 13 10 0)
Alexander A Mullin, " 13 10 00
S. N. Inven, " 14 7 00
Samuel Shupp. flour, 14 7 00
Wm. Ward, ennfeetlonery, 14 7 011
C. Reap, furniture, 14 7 00
1). Newman, shop, 14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
BEER, (,Y TER AND EATINUOUSES
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10 10 CO
14 7 00
"
Michael loolian, 7 10 00
Mrs. M. McDonough, " 7 10 0)
Andrew Gould, 7 10 0 i
John Castor. " 7 10 vu
"
Mrs. 11. l'eters . „ 7 10 00
"
William Sy kefo, 7 10 00
John Hoffman, " 7 10 00
Mrs. B. M illiam., " 7 10 )0
Mrs. Woad, o 7 10 is)
:qrs. J. Lobach, 7 10 o 0
GeorgeGeorgeFo aud, " 7 10 10
_ ... ...
14 700
18 10 00
7 00
14 7 00
14 7 01)
14 7 00
13 10 00
ELM
14 700
“
Mrs . .1. Low, 7 10 (0)
((
Mr,). C. Myerg, 7 10 00
Sam tie"
ti l rown, 7 10 00
14 700
13 10 00
IMM=EMIIN
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Joseph Neely, ~ 7 10 00
F. A iehele, " 7 10 00
Chao. Fro nelsrus, " 7 10 00
Joseph Coble, East Pennsboro' 7 1 OJ
John Glessner, 7 10.00
George Gravlln, " 7 10 00
Chas. A. Ilennelxtrger, Newton, 7 10 00
Er2l
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14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
Wm. S. Dunlap, '• 7 10 00
John Msloy, Mechanicsburg. 7 10 0J
Peter 11 . 10dner, 7 10 tO
John Fought, 7 10 00
Samuel Rupert, .< 7 10 01
William Shooter, Shlppeusburg, 7 10 0.1
Green dt Shugars, 7 10 00
13 30 00
14 7 00
James; Meek ny, 7 10 00
Peter Miller, 8 5 18)
BREWERS AND DISTILLERS.
William Alexander, Carlisle, 15 00
William Barnitz, 15 00
Benson .4 Myers, Silver Spring, 25 00
Zacharias, Bliley & Co., U. Alien, 25 iiO
BILLIARD TABLES.
George Inland, 2 Tables, 40 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
All persons feeling themselves aggrieved by the
above return or classitioatlon, will have an opportunity
of appealing by railing on the subscriber at the Court
House in Carlisle on the I 1 th, 18th, 25th, or 29th of
Aprll, after whir time no appeal will be heard.
TllO3l AS ACK ETT,
April 10, 1883. Mercantile Appraiser.
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 03
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 c 0
14 7 uu
On and niter -IULY lst, 11 ,1 3:1. the privilege of convert
ing the precut Issue of LEGAL TENDER NOTES INTO
TIDE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT. LOAN (commonly
called '• Five-Twentios") will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Flee Twenty Loan
must therefore, apply before the lot of JULY next.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AORNT,
No. 114 S. 'Mill st., Philadelphia.
April 10. 1863-3 m.
14 7 00
14 7 00
IIMIZI:13
13 12 50
FASTATE NOTlCE.—Letters testa
_,montary on tho estate of Jacob Darnlti, late of
Dickinson township deed., having been issued by the
Register of Cumberland County, to the subscribers re.
siding, the first In Carlisle, and the second In lieldlo
burg township, York County. Notice Is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate to make payment
d those having claims to present them, duly authen
ticated for settlement to
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
EEI3I
14 700
April 10, 1862-ot*
MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS!!
We have the pleaa - are of Informing you that
we are now prepared to offer at our Old stand
. af e .•.' NOR. 103. 105 & 107 North SECOND St., PHIL.
14 7 (0
13 10 00
12 12 50
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
Millinery and t traw Goods,
In every variety, of the latest importations, and of the
newest aud must fashionable styles.
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
OUR STRAW DEPATMENT,
14 7 00
will comprise every variety, of Bonnets, Hats & Trim
mings to be found In that line, of the latest and most
approved shapes and styles. Soliciting an early call,
I remain Yours, Respectfully, H. WARD.
April 3, 1863.
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
A
PROBLEM FOR THE LADIES,
SENT FREE OF CHARGE.
Address PROBLEN,"
Box 943 P. 0..
Pl:gladeipia. Pa
April 3, 1863. •
14 70)
14 7 00
14 7 00
WHEELER -Sr. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
vLW ntylo with the latest improve
ments and greatly reduce- prices. Those ma.
chines are noiseless, run rapidly, and form a seam of
unequalled - strength , beauty and elasticity; which will
not rip. They Ore unquestionably_ T.I.IELBEST.3IA,
CHINES TN MK are,
for family and general, use,
they will
nint, BELL, smelt AND RUN.
They can do anything that any other machine can do.
4esy-The new hemmers and other new improvements
without extra charge.
WIIIKELER & WILSONS'
SEWING MACHMTE
None hotter adapted..for family use.
• - American Agriculturist, -
.
The undersigned having btion appointed agent for
'Cumberland county, offers these Machines t 0 'the pub.
lie with perfect confidence, that. ,these whO puceliaso
will bud them asvopresouted above. Plirsons wishing
to seo the trmehinpa in operation, will please call at the
'Railroad office, cameo, Pa. Yor. further• Information
apply to. • • 4.13.4.M.P8E 1 LL. .
April 8, 1803.
it 7 00
14 7 00
NEWBURG
PENN
dry goods,
marketing,
UPI'Elt ALLEN
marketingt, -- -
SOUTH 11 DDLETON
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Wltl. DAIINITZ,
D. 11. DARNITZ.
Executors
A well selected Stock of
Financial Statement.
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14 7 00
14 7 00
14 .760
14 .7 00
14 7 00
BOROUGH OF CARLISLE',
For the Council Year 18623.
THOMAS H. THOMPSON, TREAsunna
RECEIPTS, &c.
Balancercceived from former Treas
urer, $ 4G 2G
Received amount of liens against
Dickinson College, 1,161 01
Received rents of stalls and stands
of Market House, 577 25
Received of W. M. Chenoweth, Clerk
of the Market, &c., . 98 00
Received of A. L. Sponsler, Esq.,
fines,: - ----- 12 34
Received of D. &nab, Esq., fines; 5 00
" for exhibition licenses, 76 00
Amount of taxes of 1861, outstand-
ing at last settlement, 2,410 50
Amount of taxes levied for 1862, 5,882 34
" " " added to duplicate
of 18132, 6 00
EXPENDITURES.
Council Ordol. of 186112
IgiM5111:1
14 700
14 7 00
14 7 00
Paid Geo. Bentley balance of salary
as lamp lighter, $ 31 40
Paid A. Kerr balance of account and
salary as street commissioner, 20 00
Paid Wm. Gould, crying notice of
14 7 00
13 10 03
13 10 00
14 7 00
day light market, 50
Paid Gco. Wetzel, pick handles for
Street commissioner, 2 00
14 7 qa
14 7 o'o
14 7 CO
14 7 00
14 7 00
Council Orders of 1862-3.
Paid Geo. Line and others, interest
ou borough bonds and on judg
ment, 548 00
Paid Carlisle Deposito Bank loan
and interest, 1,503 12
Paid Woodward Sr. Schmidt. borough
13 10 00
12 12 50
14 7 00
13 10 00
bond and interest, 349 76
Paid John Me 11; borough bond and
interest, 268 75
Paid Carlisle (las and Water Co., 660 90
" borough bond coupons, 1,551 00
" M. Holcomb, qualifying borough
officers, • 275
Paid A. S. Serer, election expenses,
West Ward, 10 00
Paid - T7 - 31111 - er, eler ex-pense's;
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
Irg
East Ward, 11 00
Paid E. Cornman, printing 1861 and •
14 7 OU
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 OU
1862, 33 00
Paid A. K. Rheern, printing, lb 25
(leo. Zinn, 17 00
‘• J.ll. Bratton' 15 00
" J. London, stationery, 10 26
" Armstrong, preparing tax du
plicate, 10 00
Watts - 4: Parker, fees collecting col-
lege liens, 58 05
Paid rEartney & Martin, cleaning
Spring, 40 - 00
Paid J. Fagan; removing nuisan-
10 f 0
7 10 00
yes, •
Paid t ). Delaney, lumber,
" J. kJ. Zeigler. stone,
l• A. Lindsey. logs for bridge,
" Bretz & Martin, serving 'election
notices,
Paid P. Qnigley, Prothonatoryls
fee 4
4 , - .
Wetzel. repairs to bridge,
" 1. lirown, supper for patrol,
Paid P. 7klonyer, Treasurer Union
Fire Company,
Paid P. Quigley, Treasurer Cumber
land Fire Company,
paid J. W. Ogilbv, Treasurer Good
Will Fire Company,
Paid J. Campbell, Treasurer !look
IMIIIM
5 00
and Ladder Company,
Paid L. Forber, repairs to Grave
Yard wall,
Paid \V. ltarnitz, stone for Grave
Yard wall,
Paid J. D. lthinelmrt, work at Grave
Yard wall,
T'aid Gutsliall, in - a - tertaYs and roof
jog, Grave Yard well,
l'aid J. NrGonegal, spouting for
Grave Vanl wall,
Paid C. U. Hoffer materiels and
painting, Grave Yard wall,
Paid G. R A. lieetern, stone hauling,
Rc
Paid Treasurer of Cumb'd County,
stone from jail,
Paid J. Zeigler, stepping stones,
S. I). Hillman, Treasurer Dick
inson College, interest overpaid
on liens, 56 55
Paid John Mell, brick for market
!muse pavement, 131 20
Paid A. N nide, sand for market house
pavement,
Paid W. Trough, & D. Bailey haul
ing sand &c., for market house
pavement,
paid C Rcichter, laying market
house pavement,
Paid A. Brannon & W. Bower's,
hauling slate for market house
square,
Paid 11. Saxton, bill of sundries,
" E. Steel, winding clock,
" J. &D. Rhoads, coal,
" Wm. M. Chenoweth, shoveling
snow,
Paid * .T: W. Eby, blooms &c., for
Clerk of Market,
Paid A. L. Sponsler, Esq., Justice's
fees in borough suits;
Paid D. Smith, Esq., Justice's fees
in borough suits,
Paid A. Dehuff, Esq., Justice's fees
in borough. suits,
Paid H. Gibb, blacksmithing for
street commissioner and iron
dragg - s,
Paid J. Fagan, materials and letter
ing sign boards,
Paid Gardner & Co., 2 new gates for
grave yard, spouts for market
house pavement, grates, work
&c., 76 52
Less am't allowed for old
grates, 20 59-
Paid W. Miller, repairs to market
house pump,,
Paid J. Fagan, painting market.;
house pump,
Paid A. Martin, serving summons'
in borough suits,
Paid J. M'Gonegal repairs at market
house,
Paid J. Postlethwaite, repairs at
market house,
Paid J. D. Rhineheart, repairs to
gutter crossings, -
Paid W. P. Lynch, material and re
pairs to gas fixtures,
Paid IV. 8.-- Matthews, street com
missioner, work on streets and
- - wages-paid --hands,- -
Paid Wetzel, A. Rhlnehart and
Myers, Regulator's
Paid P. :Spahr, stone and hauling,
Paid A. Senseman, expenges in re
moving a portion of the dam
. aged walls of the "Glass" build
ing, , .
Paid C. P. Dmitri* . Esq,, profes
sional services,
Paid IV. B. Matthews,. salary as
street commissioner, •
Paid Joshua Fagan, salary as
high Constable, $237 50
Additional allowance, 12 5 0 — l.
Paid Sain'l Caldwell, .salary
as huriplighter, &c., 93 75
Additional allowance, 30, 00,-123 7
CIZZEI
Total Debits, $10,274 70
$53 90
291 79
186 76
7131 - 42
250. 00
Paid Henry Hughes, sala
ry as lamplighter, &c., 93 75
Additional allbwance, 30 00-123 75
Paid W. M. Chenoweth,
salary as clerk of market, 87 50
Additional allowance 12 50— 100 00
Paid J. W. Ogilby, salary as
ct 'y of corporation, 87 50
Additional allowance, 12 50-100 00
Paid T. B. Thompson, salary
as treasurer, 87 50
Additional allowance, 12 50-100 00
R. Natcher, salary as janitor, 25 00
Additional allowance, 5 00— 30 00
Total cash payments, $8,217 60
By exoncrntions allowed collect-
ors of 1861 and 1862, 222 78
By commissions allowed collect
ors of 1861 and 1862, 371
By amount of•taxes of 1861 out
standing, 604 45
By amount of taxes of 1862 out- -
standing, • . 654 08
Total credits, $10,070 50
Balance due by Treasurer, 204 20
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TUN DEBT
AND ASSETS.
Bonds issued by gas and water
stock, Ist subscription, 525,0(u) 00
*Bonds issued for gas and water
stock, 2d subscription, 35,000 00
Bonds issued to George Line
and others, 8,483 50
Judgment of Margaret 'Warden,
use of P. Quigly, • 500 00
ASSETS.
1000 shares gas and
water stock, Ist
subscription, at
par value 25,000 00
* 1400 shares gas and
water stock; 2d
subscription at
par value, 35,000 00
t 124 shares gas and
water stock, at par
value, 3,100 00
Outstanding taxes of
1861 and 1862, 1,258 53
--- — `Gs - `35 - = - :' C-4,127-1.9
Excess of indebtedness,
Excess of debt last year, 7,118 SG
" " as above, 4,55(1 ((2
By agreement betwelm the Carli.de fias
and Water Company and the Borough of
Carlisle, said Company agreed to pay the
interest on the above bonds issued fur the
second subscription stock, and also to re
deem the principal thereof, and the' said
Borough. agreed to transfer to said Company
said stock equal in amount to the bonds
thus redeemed. No claim fur interest on
said bonds has been made on the borough.
t The certificate fur these 12-1, shares of
stock was i-sued to the borough in payment
of the interest on the first subsciptiun stoi k
up to the time of the completion of this
Company's work
4 70
15 84
18 78
14 00
ERE
10 21
15 00
8 00
We, the Auditors of the borough of Car
lisle do certify that we have examined the
foregoing account of Thomas 11. Thompson.
Treasurer of said borough and find a balcnce
due by him to said borough of two hundred
and four dollars and twenty cents. We have
also examined the above statement of the
debt and assets of said borough and find the
same correct.
34 00
34 00
BEE
lEEE
C. E. MAGEAUGIILIN, Auditors
W. A. MILES,
=MI
THREE FARMS FOR SALE
ENE
run. subscriber offers at private sale
on accemodating terms, two first rate limestone
farms, with smooth flint surface, and one smooth farm
of pebble land, all these located In Perry County on the
road , leading to market on the north side of the County,
near to lekesburg, and /pout 13 miles from the Penna.
Railroad and Canal.
No 1 contains 300 acres with new and first class
DIEI
ME
HOUSE, BARN,
and other OUT BUILDINGS, with plenty of fresh water
at the house, barn, and in the fields.
No. 2 contains ISt acres of beautiful flint land, 20
acres of which is in meadow. This property lies on
Buffalo creek. The improvements consist 01 a House,
Barn and Sawmill. The location is very fine, and
needs hut to he seen to he desired.
BEE
25 50
6 40
N0.,3 in nsecontl rate farm of smooth pebble laud,
cguLatuing 200 acres, well located, with
FAIR DI PRO V EMENTS,
good water and good timber on It, limestone near, and
would be a desirable property ter a buyer with limitud
13 50
The subscriber having removed from the neighbor.
hood In which the properties are located, to Carlisle,
finds it inconvenient to attend to them, and on this
amount offers them for sale. Persons wishing further
information in rofore ce to these pmpertit , s will please
address box 23 Carlisle Pa. or call on the subscriber.
WM. 81,A111.,
Carlisle, April 10, 1863-70.
34 25
82 20
32 25
21' 15
15 00
4 00
DRY GOODS.
(, - ,Z INCE the rapid decline in gold, the
LYsubscriber, who has on hand the largest stock of
goods in the (booty, by taking advantage of early op
portunity and favorable turn in the market, is now
selling goods at lower prices than rail be purchased in
any of the cities—l have reduced the price of
DE LAINES,
Fancy Dress Goods, Bareges, Lawns, Valencia, Challie
Da Laines Ac., all will he sold at last year's prices. I
am determined to close out my fancy silks at first
cost.
Bleached end unbleached Muslins, Calicos at lower
rates.
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
JEANS,
SATIN ETTS.
NOTIONS ‘j - C , OLD PRICES.
A varied assortment of beautiful styles of Carpets, at
old prices which I intend to close out, all purchased be
fore the rise, and will be sold at least 51.1 per cent lower
than can be bought in any of the cities..
RUGS,
MATTING,
LOOKING GLASSES AC..
WINDOW SHADES AC.
at prices before the riga. " a
1-respectfully request those in want of goods to call
and examine my stock before purchasing.
A. W. BENTZ.I2
April 3,1843.
6 00
EMS
5 18
MEI
/ 90
8 50
2 a 0
BED
1 00
1 50
COFFEE POT.
WILLIAM. FRIDLEY respectfully
Announcas to the citizens of Carlisle and the
public generally, that he still continues the manufac•
ture of all kinds of tin and sheet iron ware in .1. p:
Halbert's building East Louther street Carlisle atthe
sign of the
EOM
1 00
1 00
REV COFFEE POT,
MD
where he will at all times be ready to do all kinds of
work in his line with neatness and despatch.
Also can at all times be ha c. those celebrated, self
sealing and self testing premium airtight,
MEM
VRUIT CANS AND
hawing, Spouting, and all kinds of jobbing done at
the anortest notice.
Cash paid for old lead, pewter and copper. Thank
ful for the patronage heretofore extended, he hopes by
strict attention, and a desire to please all to milt a
continuance of the same.
Dont forget the sign of the.P.ed Coffee ,P9t.
April 3,180.3:
15 00
22 60
5 00
ISLIADS
B. J. WILLIAMS. No, 10. North Sixth -Street, Phila.
dolphin, Manufnettirer of
BLINDS and •
WINDOW SHADES.
•
Atip-The largestand finest assortment in the'elty, at
the lowest prlees: Olinda painted and Trimmed equal,
to new: Store Shades made and lettered.
April t, 1803- 4 2 m. •
30 00
40 00
Job Woik done at this.offite
$10,274 70
$t;8,983 50
4. 55C, 02
Decrenso,
' 4, ( 2 u 4
To the School Directors of Cumber-
land County.
(Z.ENTLEMEN—In pursuance of the
413 d tectlon of the Act of Bth May 1864, Yen aro
hereby' notified to meet In convention, at the Court
House in the Borough of Carlisle, on the first• Monday
in May A. B. 1863, (being the 4th (My thereof,) at ono
o'clock in the afternoon, and select, VIVA VOOE, by a
majority of the whole number of Diroetors present, one
person of literary and scientific acquirements, and of
skill and experience In the art of teaching, as County
Superintendent, for the three succeeding years; de
termine the amount of compensation for the same; and
certify the result to the State Superintendent at liar.
risburg, as reqnrired by the 39th and 40th sections of
said Act. JOSEPH MIFFLIN,
County Supt. of Cumberlan County.
Shippensburg, April 10, 1862.
NEW STORE.
GEO. P. MYERS & SON,
GREEN GROCERS.
Wo have taken the Store Rooms formerly occupied
by Greenfield & Shoafer in East street, next door
to the Jaili wherewe - intend - to - keep all kinds of
QUEENNIVARR and.. GROOERIEs. Our stack Is new and
fresh, carefully selected In the Eastern Cities. We In
vite the public and friends in general t give us a call
and examine our stock of goods as we are determined
to SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. Our stock consists in port of
SUGARS, COFFER, TEAS, SI7?UPS,.
Molasses. Queonsware, Willow ware, Cedar ware Brooms
Brushes, Cards and Spices Mowery kind, warranted pure.
Also,
green and Dried Fruit,
Foreign and Domestic, and a fun assortment of
grovel leg generally.
Flour by the hirrel or pound, County produce re
ads ea In exchange for goods.
0. P.niYERdiSON.
March 20, ISG3.
SHIRTS I. SHIRTS 1 I
WE have the largest and finest shirts
ever offered In this place.
SHIRTS at 12,00 por doz
do. '• 15.00 "
do. " 20,00 " "
do. " 25,00 "
do. " 30,00 " "
warranted to be of the host and most celebrated makes.
Bought before the late advance in prices, sold by the
dozen or single, if you want a
Perfect Fitting Shirt,
• ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S
North Hanover Street Emporium
call at
March 13, ISG3
SPRING TRADE, 1863.
NEW GOODS I !I
NOW offering an irnmensQ variety of
CLOTHS,
'VESTINGS,
COTTON GOODS Sr.
For Men and Boys' Wear,
In a larger variety, than can be found In nny °stab-
Ilshineut in this place, and at as lew prices as can be
sold any SOlore, to snit taste and pocket. We mann
tact ure the above goods to order, In the latest styles:
Sr sell per yard. Custom,: w I hln, to have the goods
bought of ds, rut, can be aeerimulipilAteli, five of chat go,
.Au early of Our goods and pi ices, rrspoolful
ly
solicited.
IS \AC 1.1V1N62F.10N,
North ILatiovor St root Clothing Emporium
`March 13,
lENN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE CJ.
(AssETs $1,151 789 50,)
ISESUS LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES,
on fallorriblo terms.
The Board of Trustees Lino declared a Scrip Divi
dend of forty per cent. - upon - the Cash Premiums re
eViVed itt 1-0.1, on all Polkies ut force on the:lint of De
cember, and have derided to receive the Scrip Divi
dend!, 101 and payment of Pre
mium Notes or Loans on Policies due the Company,
will be credited UTI the same with the Scrip of said
years.
The undersincil is ready to deliver certificates to
parties entitled to receive thein, at the Carlisle Agen
cy, at his ofilee CM - Main street, at any flute after the
date of this notice.
Pamphlets, tables of rntes, applications and every In
formation furnished without charge.
Match 13, ISC3
Boarding School for Young Ladies,
AT CARLISLE, PA.
The French and Latin languages aro part of the reg
ular course of study. Other languages and the orna
mental branches taught, it' desired, at teachers' rates.
Plodla received at any time.
Apply to the Rev. FRANCIS J. CLERC, or
Mrs. JOHN R. SMEAR.
tt.9_llarrisburg Telegraph insert 10 days, Shlppens
burg Nerve 2 months, and Chambershurg Repository
months, for and send bill to this otliro.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Letter , . of Administnit ion ofJohn J. Myers, deed.
late of Monroe township, having been Issued to the
subscribers residing In the same township, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against said ,
estate to present them, nod those indebt e d to make
payment to
Dr. MICIIAEI; L. HOOVER,
SAMUEL MYERS,
March 20, ISG3
REMOVAL.
GREENFIELD Br. SHEAFER
A\ . E removed to their new and
beautiful Store Room. South-east corner of Mar
ket :Square, Opposite Irr itle'S Shoe Store Having just
returned from New York and Philadelphia, m Ith au
Ito me . TlSe variety of Dress Hoods, we are prepared to
crier superior inducentunt,, to any other 'louse in the
country.
Plain Alpacas all ' Knobby' Shades, single and double
width. Brocade Oriental Lustres, all shades. Plain and
Plaid Poplins., more beautiful than any silk, nt onk,
half the east of sillss, Pongee, Mixtures, Do Lathes
Chiantis, Lawns, Organdies, Chintses, &e.
Domestic Goods.
A heavy sloe% of Prints, Checks, Mullins, 01m:thaws,
Cottonados, Drills, ,V e., %rill be sold at reasonable rates.
MO L 7 21 7 73'G .000 IBS.
Mourning goods to be offered at astonishingly kw
prices.
Bombazines, Cashmeres, Summer Reps, Alpacas, Plain
Bareges, all wool Du Lakes single and double width,
very ei cap.
Cloths and Casshneres.
A good assei tment of Cloths, and the largest variety of
Fancy Cassimeres, ever offered in this market.
Also, our usual assortment of Notions, Hosiery,
Gluvos, Trimmings, do.
GIMENFIELD & SHEAFER,
South East Corn or Mai het Square, oppoolto Iry no'a
Shoo Store.
March 120, 1863
;Wady Made Clothing,
CIF our own manufacture, the most ex
vtenstre stock ever exhibited, warranted as repro
sentml, sold Wholesale or Retail at the lowest market
price, got up in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE,
to please the runt f*stidions taste, be sure and call be
fore furnishing elsewhere at
ISA AC hi ViNGSTON,
North Hanover Street Clothing Emporium.
March 13, 1863.
HANDKERCHIEFS, Ties, Stooks,
Ribbons, Suependers, Under Shirts, Drawers, a
6 1 oast Ddl assortment ran be found at "
ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S
North Hanover Street Emporium.
March 10, 180
The Great English 'Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE
Prepared from tt" prexcilpt.oti of str .7: Chir D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
•
THIS -well known medicine' is no im
position, but a sure and , Safe remedy, for Female
Dill cultlestind Obstructions. from any cause whatever;
and although'a powerfdi remedy, it contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies it Is peculiarly suited. It will, In
a short tline - , bring on the monthly period with regu
liPity. - •
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Palo in
the 'Back and Limbs, HeaViness, Fatigue on slight ['s
ealer), Palpitation of the Mart, Uowuess of Stilrita.
llyattirlea. Siclilleadaelie,tWhites; - and all the painful
diseases occasioned by - a disordered system, these Pills
will effect a cure when all other moans have tailed.
These Pills Save never been.ltuown to fall where the.
directions on the 2d page of pamphlet are welt oboecv-.
ed. 'For real particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the.
agent. $1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent, will Insure a bottle, eoutaluing over t:5
pins, by return mail. S. Elliott, .Afiv..nt,ctioipx , .
February :A 1863-4 y . • - ' ' •
A. L. SPONSLER
Agent, Carl isle