this place. The bag containing the partner
ship funds andother valuables, was looked
up and the key in possession of Mrs. Keep•
ere. Rhoads got, the key from her by
representing that he wanttd to get change
for a $lO note which he held in his hand—
said a soldier was waiting for the change—
got the bag into his possession and still kept
it. These facts were admitted by Deft's.
counsel, who alleged that be had proceeded
as directed by him. Court instructed the
Jury to render a verdict of acquittal, and;that
the costs be paid by deft. Todd, Penrose and
Oillelen, for Comth. Miller and Newsham for
Deft.
[On Wednesday morning the Committee,
composed of C. P. Ilumerich, W. 11. Miller,
and W. M. Penrose Esq's., made report,
through C. P. Homeric'', Esq , that they had
examined Martin C. Herman, Esq , an appli
cant for admission to the Bar, 'that they had
performed that duty in the fullest manner
and certified that he was well qualified to
practice law. lie passed a first class exami•
nation. Mr. Herman thee took the oath.
Mr. Herman has had the advantage of a
thorough College education, and dbters the
profession under favorable circumstances ]
Coruth. vs. Michael Minieh and Cyrus Mtn
kb. Assault void Battery, on oath of Mary
Ruggles. Ignored, and County to pay the
mists.
Conti'. vs. Mary Johnston. Larceny of
some clothing, the property of Isabella Toak•
ins, on the 9th Dec. last. Ignored.
Comth. vs. Joseph Valles. llorse stealing.
Borrowed a horse from Jacob Weast, of Hope
well township, to go to Stouffer's, six miles
distance. traded it, was arrested and lodged
in Chambersburg jail, and by process brought
to Cumberland County fur trial, but by re.t
sonlof not having had opportunity to consult
his counselcase continued. Gillelen and
Smith for Comth. Miller and Newshaia for
Deft.
Com. vs. William Lynch.—Surety of the
Peace on oath of Levi Strohm. Neither
party appearing at the time of being called,
their several recognizances were forfeited,
but the surety, Mr. Severs, having produced
the defendant., the case proceeded. Delt.
made threats that he would " rein" this
prosecutor, the manner of his uttering it, the
character of deft. when drunk, and his pre
vious acts, led to this prose, ution. Bound
over in the sum ol $5OO for one year. Gil-
Idea & Miller for Con with. Penrose for
deft.
Com. vv. Mrs. Thomas Bell and James
Swoblen.—Surety of the Pidace on oath of
Thomas Bell. No prosecutor appearing
defts. discharged horn their recognizance.—
Gillelen S Penrose lor,Cumth. Llumerieh
for delis.
Corn. vs. Hiram Rhoads.—Surety of the
Pence on oath of John M. Good, Feb. 4, '63.
- Deft: lia - d" Stars - OMA or prosecutor'eturkeys
some time since, and afterwards made threats
that he would burn the barn of prosecutor.
I3ound over in the sum of $3OO for one year,
pay the costs of prosecution, and stand corn
tnitted until the sentence is complied with.
Gillelen, Smith &Penrose for Comth. New
sham for deft.
Comtb. vs. Itachael Thomas.—Larceny,
11th Jan. True bill.' Plead guilty and sen-
tenced one month to jail, pay a fine of six
ants, and costs.
Cotnth. s. Alex. Mitehel.L—Larceny of a
wagon covet- 4 -01e property- - of - -Jacob -Ens
minger, of Frankford township. Plead guil
ty. Sent three months to jail, fined six
cents and the costs. Larceny on the 30th
April last of 100 lbs. of flour from Jacob
Wire. Plead guilty. Sentence suspended.
He drank too touch; pm raised to do better
hereafter. The Court directed the District.
Attorney . to prepare bids of indictment
ainst ',lr. Green, the Scorekeeper, at 111
serville, fur selling liver as reptesented by
the parties called on the triaf.Helen for
Coma). Miller fur deft.
Comtb. Vl3. Thomas Fry, Jesse Fry, Sam'
Wilson, Wilson Bucher, Wm. J. A ndersoi
and John Long. Rescue and refusing to
:mist the Constable. True bill as -to Thom
as's:rid Jesse Fry, Samuel Wilson, Wilson
Becher and W. J. Anderson, and not a true
bill as to Long. On the 7th Dec. Squire
Harris ,issued a warrant for the arrest of
Joshua Mooney for fornication and bastardy,
on oath of Mary E. Fry, and directed to 11.
C. Johnson, Constable of Shippensburg.—
These parties were charged for a rescue from
this officer. Settled by the parties and ap
proved by the Court. Shearer &
or Comth. Todd & Penrose for Dens.
Teachers Institute
The Teachers of North Middleton district
convened at school house No. 1, (Basin.) on
Saturday evening, Dec. 213, 18(1; The Pres
ident in the chair. The locating was opened
by prayer, _Mr J L. Waggoner and Mr. 11
'Voter, were absent. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted, Mr. 1) P.
Wolfe read a Criticism. Mr. Muller was ap
pointed a critic for the evening to prepare a
criticism to be read at the next meeting.—
Mr. Stokes delivered an Oration, Subject
General diffusion of Knowledge. The sub
ject of Geography was discussed by Messrs.
Mohler, Stokes, J. C. Stock, and 11. O'Hara
of Middlesex. The subject of Grammar was
discussed by the Teachers present. Parental
Co operatiou was discussed at some length by
Teachers present.
The President appoiuted Messrs. Wolfe,
Stokes and Nlohler, a business committee,
report as follows vie: Mr. Wolfe, (he subject
of-School Government, Mr. Stokes, a class
to drill in Geography, Mr. Waggoner, the
euhjeot of Orthography, and Mr. Voter, to
read an Essay. On [notion the Institute
adjourned to meet at school No. 2, (Wert's,)
on Saturday ..111.11. 9111, at I P. M
S. MOHLER, Secretary.
South Middleton Institute
The Institute met according to adjourn
meta, on 'Saturday, Jan 9th, in '•Franklin
Square" School House and was opened with
prayer. 'rho minutes of last meeting, were
read and adopted. Roll being called Miss
Mary E. Anderson was absent. The first
business, was the - reading of Selections, by
Miss Alcmda M. Louguecker and J. Harvey
Wolf. Miss Sue E Fleming took charge of
a class of teachers, and drilled them in Men
dal Arithmetic. Adjourned to meet at I.}o'-
clock.
AETEEDIOOI7 SESSION
President in the chair, Roll being called,
Mies Thompson was still absent. Mr. S.
b....audition. delivered an Address, Subject,
Rope of ec &ward. English Grammar was
taken up by Mr. A. 11. lloward. lle formed
the teachers into u class and drilled, thereby,
giving his method of teaching that branoh --
Miss Lizzie El Kenyon of Dickinson District,
gave the class a sentence to analyze and
parse. Rev. J. A. Heap-, Dr. Myers, and
Messrs 8. M. Kenyon, Hittinger, Coffey and
Clark were each requested to give their views
upon the aubjeot of Grammar, end responded.
The following resolution, was passed by a
uaanireous vote.
• Resolved, That the Directors, teachers, and
friends of Education; of South Middletoton
District,_by..inyltation, do agree, to attend the
Dickinson Teachers' Institute, which meets fn
"llidge School House," on Saturday, January
Itlth: --The following question was offered for
debate, at the neat meeting of the ft:lstituto
”Are females qualified to govern a winter
Schools?" The gentlemen of the affirmative
aro Messrs - Howard and Elias Mountz, Naga,
give, M. Johnson and John W. Mountie, Pro
gramme for next meeting. Read Selections, -
mi se vi s ra C. Vulver - aud James R. Stuart,
Easity, Miss Lydo C. Fleming, Address, John
•Mountz, Grammar, Mies Alcinda AL Long•
cooker, Grid.), A. It. Howard. The oritio re
ported the errors made throughout the exer
cises, by 4ltti teachers.
giattits of the Institute were tendered
to Wage,' / lames Coyle, Alfred Moore,
Jai A 'Stuart,. PhiliP Thumma, Richard
Craighead, .and. Col. W. Wobdhurn, for their
hospitality to the &embers, also to the li t ev.
J. A. AenglYt 3114ters, Mr S. N. Kenyon,
- - -
Miee Lizzie E. Kenyon, and Messrs Coffey
Bittinger and Clark for their attendance.
Adjourned to meet in Centre School House'
on Saturday, Jan 23rd 1864.
WAI B. BUTLER, Secretary.
Cumberland Valley Railroad
We have before us the twenty-ninth Annu
al Report of the Cumberland Valley Rail
road Company, giving the operations of the
road to the Ist of October last. The losses
sustained by reason of the rebel invasion are
thus given in detail :
Temporary construction of bridge
at Carlisle, $3,410 55
Estimate for permanent structure 3,566 00
First temporary construction of
Bridge at Scotland,
Second temporary construction of
same bridge and relaying section
8, including expense of remo
ving, the temporary road laid, 33,743 96
Repairs of damages on sections
6 & 7,
Reconstruction of buildings at
Chambersburg and putting up
and repairing machinery,
New T iron, lumber and wood, de
stroyed by fire and stolen,
$61,115 49
Less T rail left on road 224 tons
and 1010 lbs. at $35 per ton,
$53,259 71
Of this amount the United States
Government claim to have paid 23,799 58
DAMAG ES TO TUE FIEANK-LIN RA 1141 WAD
Cost of re-construction and esti
mate for completion of road,
witer station, $20,084 07
Less 1' rail left on road 147 tons
and 1150 lbs. at $35,
Total loss,
Of which sum the United States
Government claim to have paid 1,055 79
The tot /1 amount of actual damage to pro
perty on the two roads is thus given at $OB,-
270 13; and the claim of the government
to have paid $23,799 58 on the Cumberland
Valley and $1,055 79 on the Fra/ klin, is
earnestly resisted by Judge Watts, the Presi
dent of the Company. The credit is claimed
on the part of the government for work done
to meet its own immediate necessities i not,
as Judge \Vatts says, "intended to serve the
permanent road way, but the temporary pur
pose of carrying troops and supplies for the
army." Lie adds that "doubtless the au
thorities of the government will take a pro
per view of the subject, and relieve our
Con - parry from a claim which line in it so
little justice." We presume that the repairs
done to the roads by the government will not
perceptibly diminish the cost to the Compa
ny in making their permanent repairs—
hence the protest of the President against
being charged with the expenses incurred
for temporary - repairs` in - order to meet' the
pressing wants of the army Ile also urges
the justice of the government making repa
ration fur damages inflicted upon the Com
pane by the rebels. Ile says that "private
property was in a measure respected by the
rebeli, but the property of our Company was
destroyed because it was in service of the
country, and rendering a service, too, 'es
sential to its prOtection and safety I"
The report announces officially that the
business of transportation on the road Will
henceforth be done by the Company instead
of individual lomat-tiers as heretofore. It
alleges that Manufacturers justly complain
that middle-men have been interposed be
tween them and the market, and that they
demand to have the responsibility of the
Company, and their products carried at their
tariff rates. It states that "many instances
01 detected fraud in manifesting one class
for another, and misrepuesentations as to
quantity, whereby honest competition in the
business is defeated," render this change no
cessary, and, the report adds—" it has been
determined to change the whole character of
the business and becothe carriers ourselves."
The change will, however, be made gradu
ally, for the following reasons, as stated in
he report
"First, because there is a very large a
mount of money invested by individuals in
rolling stock, ware-houses, and the neces
sary conveniences of common carriers.—
This interest should be cared fur, and its
owners not forced suddenly out of business
ai so great a sacrifice of property as it would
necessarily cause. A lid again, the Company
should not be called upon suddenly to incur
so large an expenditure as will lie required
to furnish rolling stock enough of their own
for the transaction of all the business of the
r ad. The transition is easy by a gradual
change; the owners of rolling stock will have
the option of selling to the Company at an
agreed price, or to make such oilier disposi
tion of their cars as will best promote their
interest. A resolution of the Board of Man
agers has committed to the President the
authority so to manage this change and so
increase the rolling stock of the Company as
will best comport with individual interests,
and the determined purpose of the Company
to do the carrying business upon their own
road."
The Cumberland Valley Company leased
the Franklin Railroad last spring, upon the
terms that they would keep up ordiiHry re
pairs and pay over one•third.cf the gr,iss in
come. Soon after this arrangement was
made the rebels destroyed the Franklin road
to the amount of $ 1 5,000, and stopped all
business upon it for nearly ninety days, so
that the Franklin road furnished nothing
like an adequate revenue to meet the interest
of its bonds. The Cumberland Valley Com
pany then voluntarily proposed to give their
six per cent bonds in exchange for the
Franklin seven per ceat,bonds, and the re
port adds that most of the holders "have
willingly accepted the proposition and trans
ferred their bonds to us, whilst a few deem
the Franklin Railroad bonds, secured by the
.same mortgage, as adequate security for
them, and seven per cent unpaid better than
six punctually paid." The report closes
with a compliment to " the good conduct and
steady tiabite.of those who are employed in
the business of .the Company."
We subjoin a slatementrof the financial
cond,itien of the Company, which shows the
handsome sum 0f_.597,475 53 on the right
side of balance sheet;
Statement of the Cumberland Valley Rail
, Road Company., Oct. 131, 1863.
DU.
Cost of road and appurtenan
ces, $1,131,037 0.5
Materials on hand, . 13,171 01
Sinking Fund, 155,852 76
Due by Franklin R. R. Co., 10,353 52
Hal. of accauata receivable,. 10,504 27
Caalt l - --•— 68,538 49
First preferred stock,
Second preferred stock,
Unpreferred stock - held
by individuals, 397,000
Uapreferred' stock held
by the Company, 75,000
first mortgage bonds,
Second mortgage bonds;
Due for dividends,
" " interest on bonds,
Unclaimed dividends and interest, 2,004 20
Accounts for September, 16,481 37
Profit and loss, 97,475 53
$1,389,457 10
/?e - eipts and Expenditures oflke Cumberland
Valley Il4tilroad Company for the year end -
iny 301./i September, 1863.
727 35
Cash and cash items 2sl Oct. '62, $69,376 82
Revenue—Comb. V. R. R. Co., 255,365 56
Franklin R. R. Co., 37,751 64
Rent,
Sundries,
75 00
6,961 63
Dividends,
Interest on bonds,
Trustees of Sinking Fund,
Expenses,
Exchange,
Franklin Railroad Company's
shale of earnings,
Cash on hand, •
Accounts receivable,
9,628 00
7,855 78
The Cumberland Valley It.tilroad is per
haps the most carefully and economically
managed road in the State. We believe
5,167 65
that since ,t was relaid there has not been
a single fatal accident on the road to a pas- 'stinger, excepting only the collision when the
Corn Exchange,regiment was being trans
ported, and then the road was in the hands
of the military authorities. Had it been
under the immediate mabagement of the
Superintendent, Col. O. N. Lull, we hazard
little in saying that no such accident would
have happened. Judge Watts has been the
President for many years, and has adminis
tered its affairs with great shill and success.
The Directors ~for the year 1864 consist of
Hon. F. Watts, President ; Josiah Bacon,
Edmund Smith, \V. M. Henderson, Thomas
B. Kennedy, Thumas Scott, Thomas A.-
Biddle, .1. Edgar Thomson, IL J. Lambert,
D U. Gehr, Winter M. rris, John Hume,
E. C. Knight. Directors; Edward M. Biddle,
Secretary and Treasurer; D. N. Lull, Super
intendent.-- Chambersburg Rep.
$14,916 42
VEN - EITIAN HORSE LINIDIERTT.
111 NT 1301"I'LES AT JIFFY CENTS, FOR,
the euro of lanienesx, seratehes, wind galls,
stiraiaas,..brauses,
apllu U:, eats,-colic. allppin{;.itille,over
heuti lg . , sore throat.. nail iv the tot, o,e. IL ix war
ranted elimipor and better than any other aaticle ever
"tiered to the public Th. , 11-011.14 iirAlli111 , 11e; h the 1:‘,11
corm! of thin ii It,• /111,1 over heating by this Liniment ;
and flint Wi•ro Clippie , ' Kind lams have Weil
L o their homer vigor. It is used by 'ell Chu
hrouglioat the Slates. Order% arc isin•
stat.tly receive l from ilia Itarin:Z Stables of I•.uglnud
for 11,,11 supplies or this invaluable article. Over
lines in 'ell reeeiVl.d. ite111.11111)r, Sit
rents labl out ID Hun., may sane the life of you. horse.
Soh! by all drit;Rlst..ii. OIllee•bn, eartlendt Street, New
I=l
flu the sth lust , by Rev. J. C. Bucher, Mr. HENRI
P. tOICII ER of Philadelphia, to MI s ANNIE, daughter
of the Ist, Mr. (Leo Biel lur, Carlisle
On the 3lst, ult•, b • Rov C {Flag. Sir. JOIiN
DAVIS, to Miss MARY (VI I.SON , both of this place.
Un thu 31st ult.. by Rev IL W. Mr. PETER
DUNI( Sprl ox, to Miss II EBEIXIA
SHUN', of Carlisle Pa.
On the 12th Inst.. by the same, Mr.IIENRY S. FIECK
of this et/ ty, ,to Mrs JULIE fTE A. CA V is, of L o w
ishory, York Cn. l'a.
On the 21th uht , by Roo. JArnov Thr.mpsnn, at the
Moth° list ProtostA .t l'E CAL 11. FRA
ZER, U S. Army, I Miss M %RV M. EtillEN of Car.
lisle.
On the 7th lost', by Rev Jam . , ..at the
mothodi,,t L 1 I'S.
11141 i..;, to Mlgs SPILL, 1,,,11 S.,uth Mid
dleton, Cum!. , Pn.
On the 31-d ult at the reaiden., of W. I Crnlv:h
bend, In Ito, ionty, 1..1-0,1 by 11,. Wio.t, Hey.
11'111.:1:1tr.1' and Iliac 6,1.11.A1l
both Of Cuml. Co. I'Zl.
In this place, at (Mrs Ilotol, on the l'2lh lost, by
the Iter. Z-anitil Philips. Mr .lAcob U. titutsoutn, to
Minh kat., Dunldburgor, both from. Perry Co.
On Friday the let twit., at Rock Island, 11111nOls,
JAMES P. SCOli EY, son of David Scnboy, of south
Middleton township, in the 3 MI year ~f his ago.
In Philadelphia, on the 161 L of Decomber not Mrs.
REBECCA EDDY, of Cluorgo Espy, formerly of this
county.
• CARL ISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
U. C. Woodward.
CArlit , lo, January 14, 18131.
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TINItITUYSEND
LADIES' SEMINARY.
111-1 E next Session of the Ladies Sem
inary of Carlisle will commence on the let of Feb
ruary. The best teachers and the most thorough In
struction, are distinguishing characteristics of this
prosperous Institution.
Jan 15, 18111-3 t
THE segrind Session" of this institution
of Learning, will begin February Ist, 1864. Vesides
the usual English branches, Latin, Greek, French and
German are taught. 4ocial attention given to music.
It. D. CHAMBERS.,
President.
Jan. 15, 1804-3 t
ESTATE NOTICE.-
Luttorei testamentary on the Estate of John
Darr, doc'd , late of Franliford township, having bean
imued by the Register of Cumberlona County, to the
subscriber, residing In the above township. Notire Iti
hereby glrente all portions indebted to sold estate to
mahm_paytnent; And these having claims to present
them duly aulhenticaled for settlement to
DAVID DARE, Jr.
Executor.
Jan. 8, 1864-ot*
ESTATE NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that letters testatnentary
iron. Ulla day granted to the undersigned of the estate
of Esther Ilirkholder, late of South Middleton town.
ship. All persons indebted to said Estate, aro request.
ed to make payment of the same to the undersigned,
and those having claims against said Estate will pro
scrnt - tbrom -to _
JACOB BIRK HOLDER,
South Mlddlet• n Township, Cumb. Co
Jan. 8 .1861-6 t.
FOR RENT.
HE part of that large three-story
brick building owned and at present occupied by
nhoff. The house is one of the largest and finest
In Carligle, the location unexceptionable, and the Im•
provements and conveniences of the very best ehawm
tor. There are also two excellent law - offices In - the
same building which aro offered for rent. Possession
given on the lot of April. For terms de., apply to
0. INIIOFF.
Dec. 18, 1.884-6 t.
•
ATWO story Brick Honso, on North
Pitt stroot. The house is comparatively now,
with all the, modern convoniencon. Hydrant in the
yard. For torme and other particulars apply at this'
office.
Pec.lB, 18,18131-30.
$1,389,467 10
EMILIE
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DR. TOBIAS'
311arriagts.
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praQs.
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Rev. EDWIN 11. NEVIN,
l'r
Emory Female College,
CARLISLE, PA.
Private Sale
$241,900 00
243,000 00
THE subscriber, bectuiee 'of ill health,
and private Matters also Claiming his attention,
it his duty to retire front business. at least for a
season. probably until the present war is ended.
I Shall close my business ' early ill February next,
and up to that period, will keep up my usual supply
of Pyrites, Coffees, Teas ' Sugars, Spices. Mackerel and
such other articles as belong 'to a stook.of tirocerlos,
together with an aSstirtment of '
472,000 00
161,000 00
109,500 00
Tobacco, (clicwing .4. anwking). i t Cigars ;
ombrucing the choicost qualities, and 4 the looms
pubs iblo prices and profits.
The balance of my stock, composed of
CEDAR WARE,
33,276 00
10 820 00
such es Tubs, Churns, Buckets, a lot of Corn Brooms
the choicest in any market—also,
China, Glass, Queenswaro, Crocks,
Baskets, etc., will be sold at reduced prices.
1 would embrace this opportunity of tendering my
sincerest thanks to the numerous friOndli and custom
ers who have for a period clever twenty yearn, given
me no generous and liberal a share of their patronage,
trusting that my labors to please have not altogether
been in vain.
To such as have accounts to Bettis with me, either
fur or against, I would state that 1 will as hero
tofbre, lie round At my usual place of business, where
I will be always be happy to sue them
372 00
184 82
" Marlon nail," Carnal°,
January 8, 1884. f
Rs-Perry Advocate please copy
$363,050 84
Cumberland Valley Railroad.
VOTICE TO PASSENGERS.,—On
kI and after January let, Poll, Through nut's on the
ulairland Volley and Franklin Hail Ronda will be as
follows :
Ilagerstown to Harrisburg,
Morgantown,
State Linn,
Greencastle,
Nlarion,
Chambersburg,
Scotland,
Shippensburg,
Oakville,
Newvllle; _ _
A Horton ,
O reason's,
Good Hope,
Carlisle,
Middlesex, •
Kingston,
Mechanicsburg,
Sbireinniistown.
Fares from Ticket Stallone, will be Tr. (ICNTS additio
nl when pill in the ears
$70,294 50
21,234 80
6,454 84
158,044 38
189 82
17,136 22
68,538 49
20,857 79
$363,050 84
Superintendentii, Office,
Chentiei Dec. 22,
Dee. 24.
NEW GOODS AGAIN !
Al Opilhy's Cheap Cash Store
I have just returned from the city, and
I now opening. another lot of elegant Winter tioods,
which I will Fell cheap fi.r ensh. :tinny articles sults
We for Christmas presents al. low figures.
in great variety from Besson's Mourning Store. Ladles
Cloth Cloaks, all kinds .Aiith, Jrt of those cheap
Cloths foe Ladles Cloaks. Black Silks lower Chan usu
al Also fancy Colored Silks. A good .assortment of
all the new style Dress floods In the market. Ladles
and ilhildrens lialmorals. Wooleu Hoods, and Nobles,
it lull assortment of (load Cloths and Cassimures, for
Gloats awl Boy's Mar
fly a,ortment Is now largo and complete. and no ex
ertioo wIII he spared td Rise every gatistactlon to pur
cha+ers both in price and quality.
hir motto is short profits arid quick Sales hence,
the great rush WO ha err had fir the last Mx months,
,French Merinos, at reduced pr coo, at the old steed,
nearly opposita the Depot.
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WIV II ERh: AS the 1l nn. James H
o RA lIIM President J (Ilk!, Of tho setreral Court.
of Common Piens of the counties of Cumberland, Per
, nu•l Juniata, :And Justices of thu several Courts of
es sud Terminer-and thmeral ,7111 Delivery said
untie,, a id NI irtmel Cork lin and Ilußh Stuart, Judi;
of the l'oor , s of Over and Tv rmi.ter and Jail Dolly
v for thy trial of all 'appal and othor offordera, in
ot said coo Comberlaud, by their prororoß to
do , o•lo I. olatod 9th day of Novonihor 1963. have
. . •
orJered x Court Uyer and Terminer and (lenern
Jail Delivery to be 11.1,10 n at Cirlisle • 111 the 2d Mon
y.lauusry.lBl4, (bvin r the II to ,13y,) at IU o'clock
he• Ilnouno n, to continue Inn weeks.
NI is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace, avid Constables of the said coo 'Sty of Cutn•
Berland, that they ore by the said precept command
ed to he them Aid there it, their proper persons, with
their rolls, records. and inquisitions examinations, and
all other remembrances, to do those things which to
their °thee, npp•rtain to be clone, and all those
that ore bound by reccgnizances, to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or then shalt be in the Jail o
said con sty, are to be there to )11 . 01oicat to t6rtii OS hhnli
be just. T. Itll'PE
Lac. lA, 1803.
Valuable Town Lots
AND
Dwelling House fur Sale
W ILI, expose to Public Sale on the
premises, by virtue of the last will and testament
(Joseph , :niver, lor'd, on Saturday, the 1.13 th day of
January, lhal.
ho ii , 111040 , n1 prop,ty of Cho dooonsod, Of unto In
in the Borough 1.1 Carlisle, and which consists of a
l r aiF c
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n le 4 t v w nh
o q st u or o y .o ll , ric n k a-a l i l l o m us n
e,
, /7 . Verlitlllt irnproanmrnts r to otherwith
1 k„l% ri.l thirteen a,res of first rate Litn,tone
hntl., highly lluproyed, fenced_ and
'hero in n lattn.ro Orchard or the chnicent grafted trult
the land, att.! 'wing CO near the town is of g mi I, an
al vnlne to the owner.
day of vale I will 1111,10 the hind divided
,to Into, and yell them together ur svparat tia will
ring t lie beat price. A Orno4 lit of l h..di tel may lot
ton after the lit nf.lnil unry , at, the office of Slatta
marker.
JOAN MILLER.
Expeu..or of Joseph Culvor, Joe'd
Doc. IS, 1563..-2 t.
READING RAILROAD.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
REAT Trunk Line from the -North
jraild Norlh.West, tor Philadelphia, So York Read-
log, Lebanon, Allontown, Easton, Ate., &c.
laAvu 11:trrishurg for l'hiladelptila, Sow-York.
Reading Pottsville, and all Inter:110(11sta Stations, at
A. ".1„ and 2 P. M.
New York Express leaven llarrinburg at 3.00 A. M.,
arriving at Now York nt 10.16 the Caine morning.
' , Ares from Harrisburg: To New-York $5 16; to Phil
a,;eiphhii,33snrninp2Ro. Baggage checked through.
ju i n; ruing. leave Now-York ut 11 A. 51., 12 neon, and
7 p. 01., (Pittsburg It:mire:is arriving at Harrisburg
at 2 A. 51) Leave Philadelphia at 8 L 5 A., M., and
331 P. M.
I 2"
1 15
.) 50
2 50
. . .
Sleeping earn In t.L. , New York Expreen Trains
through to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the Catawinsa:tallroad leave Tamaqua
at 8.50 A. M and 2.15 P. 51 $ for
York, and all Way Pointa. Philadelphia, Now.,
Trains leave POttilVlllo at 0.15 A. 51. and s 2 . 39 P. Ms
for Philadelphia, liarrishurg and New• York.
An Aecommodation Pansenger train leaven. ileadini
at 1130 A. M., and returna from Philadelphia at 4 30
P. M.
the above trains run daily, Sundaya except
ed.
A Sunday train 11130014 Pottsville at 7.30 A. M., and
Philadelphia at 3 lb P. M.
Commutation, Mileage, 8011.8011, and litiout Mon Tick•
ats at rodurud rates to and from all points.
80 Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas. anger.
G. A. NICOLLS,
general Supari.ni4Mdcm t.
Dm. 11, littfl
NEW WINTER GOODS.
r have just returned from the Eastern
I:lllirkets with an immense stock of Winter Goods,
Latest styles, and fabrics of Ladies Dress (Weds,
Misses and Children's Dress Goods,
Ladies and Misses Furs, all kinds and
,qualities,
CAPES,
CUFFS.
♦ large stock of CLOAICO and MANTLES, selected
from the most fashlonahlo manufactories In the cities.
Latest Parka Stylea and designs. Cloaking Cloths,
Plain and Castor Beavers, Mittens and other.qualltles.
Shawls In largo suplpy, latest noveltms as well as
staple makes: •
MOURNING GOODS
or all kinds and varieties. Balmoral Skirts, every
quality and style.
Now Style of ..iloop_Skirts—AllUktadfl_er_.worsted...l
goods, Gloves, Ilos ery, Embroideries &o.
MEN'S AND BOY'S' WEAR.
Overcoatinge, Cloths, idellons, Satinets. Jeans, togeth•
or with an Immense stock klualln's Calicoes, tang.
hams, Blankets', Flannels, - Yuruishing o ods . &c.—
Please call at the well known stand Eget Blain Street.
. Nov. 13, 1803 iv. q. SAWY,EIt.
The Confessions and .Expefienee.
OF AN
INVALID.
Publiehed for the benefit. and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
whO Buffo from Nervous Debility Premature Decay of
Manhood, eta., supplying at' the maw time.
TDB MP:ANS Olt BULB CUBE.
13y one who has cured himself after being.put to great
expense and Injury thcjttgh medical humbug and
quackery
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope, singhs
ooples mNy be had i r 3f Al t k ap j hoe.
13.110(FAIR, Esq.
Bodibrd, Kings Ootinty., N. y.:
May 22,18418.3 r.
Closin3 up 8118111038
J. W. SBY
0. N. LULL,
Sup't
MOURNING GOODS,
CHAS. 001LBY,
Trusteo
Proclamation
VICTORINES
MU FF4,
Something New in Philadelphia
COOPER'S
PhotoKraph & Art Gallery
No 1338 Chestnut Street,
Oppomitetr,. S. Mint
Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms
ALL ON FIRST FLOOR.
ALL the. styles and sizes of Photo
graphs, Ivorytypes Ferrotypes or •'Tiritypea"
and taken at prices to suit the times.
Pictures Finished in Water Colors, 011, India Ink
and Natl.
Horses and other animals, Equipages, Country Seats,
Enloe, Models of Machluery, &c., for Patenting accu
rately photographed.
I'. N. Cooper desires to call tho attention of persons
visiting Philadelphia to his now Ground Floor Watery,
where he has introduced newly patented cameras, ca
pable of taking, In a few seconds, one hundred Photo
graphs, from the small stamp or autographic, to the
Imperial and Life Size.
After many elperiments ho has succeeded in pine.
lug his skylight at au i nproved angle, diffusing the
light in equal proportions, and producing that colt
gradation of tone which cannot be given by the Ole
and sky.lights generally used, and which is of so much
importance to the beauty to the twenty of n picture.—
It is made of French glass, and is thu 'argent. in Phila
delphia.
Mr. Cooper hoe been engaged more then
years in the study and practice of the tine Ar ic.•
long experience as a Miniature and Portrait Painter is
a nufficient guarantee for the perfection of the pictures
made at. his establishment.
. .
The art of idealizing is well understood ; none but
the most skilful artists are employe I in tho respective
departments.
All pictures Warranted;—the Ivorytypee will not
change in any climate, and will stand the test of ac.
ids. Particular attentlyd is paid to giving graceful
and oasy positions,
Daguerreotypes and all other kinds of pictures cop
ied, from small medallion to life size, and finished in
colors or Indian Ink, to look equal to pictures taken
from life
$2 46
2 40
2 35
2 10
1 70
I 00
1 35
1 25
I 00
This Oalieu possesses rare facilities for taking Eques•
trial' Pictures from life, in the rear building, where
front one to fifty horses can be photographed at a Limo.
N. B.—TO PIIOTOURAPIIERS, COI,ORItirS AND
OTHERS, JUST ISSUED.— A NEW WORK ON
Photograph Coloring, Ivorylyping, Enamelling
Ivory Na nature Painting, 4-c.
Complete Instructions given for making Ivorytypes,
with some valuable receipts, never before published,
useful to all photographers, for one of which a largo
sum has been offered.
By following the direCtions contained In this book,
oven those persons with no previous knowledge of
Painting cannot fail to color photographs in a' buautl•
Pul and effective style.
Price. One Copy, $5.00, Five Copies, 20.00. By re•
miffing SI2A 0 ono copy, with Box of Paints, Palette,
Brushes and preparations complete will be furnished
tree of charge.
Will be Published shortly, A VALUABLE WORK ON
DRAWING. With progressive Illustrations of the flu
man Fare nod Figure Also, A lIANILBOOK. l'O•
siTioNs, with Illustrations.
Photographers and Artists.
Mr. Cooper continues to receives Ladies and Gentle
man into Ids Classes for Instruction In Drawing, and
Plietegtanh, Ivorytype, India Ink and Nati Painting,
and a beirutlful process fir Enamelling Pleturos.
Circulars containining Ilet hf prices of pictures and
further information respecting the Books and Terms o.
Instruction may - be had by enclosing Post Office Ad
dress and a Stamp to
P. F COOEPR.
13 iS Chestnut Strout, Philadelphia.
RENTERENCE: 4 .
Caleb Cope. President Academy of Fine Arts,
Dr. Thos. B. Wilson, Ornithologist and En tomologis
Rev. Thomas Mlles Martin, E. Church.
lion. Victor A. Sartori. ('ousel of Leghorn.
Robert O. Clarkson, of Virtu of Jay Cooke .4 Co
NOW York, Rev. W. A. Maybln, Rect. St. Alban'
Church.
Boston. J. E Tilton k Co.
IV,,reester. Mare., P. Dodge, Esq.
Baltimore, Mona. Amedee Sauvan, French Consul.
Doc. 11, 180-2 m.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SE 111 6 /.4 G •11.11 e LiIJVE S
AT REDUCED I'IIICESI
With Glees Cloth Presser, Improved Loop—
Cheek, Now .Vyle Hammer, Binder,
Cor or, Braider, etc.
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa.
Highest Premiums at the
INTF:RNATIONAL FXDIDITION, LONDON, 1862
INDUSIDI AL FEHIBITION, Plllll, MA.
nt the Fairs of thn
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Silver JJedal at the Pennsylvania State Fair
September, 1863
American Mechanise' Association,
Boston, Franklin Institute. Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Mechanics' 1 n.,titu to, NV ashin c ton, Maryland Ins tit ute
Baltimore, Mechanic,' Association. Cincinnati, Ken
tucky Institute, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, Merit/Ink,' Institute. San Francisco.
At the State F 141 1 .8 of
EMSE
VERMONT,
CON N HOT I OUT,
NEW JERSEY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
VIIWINI A,
MISSISSIPPI
MISBOU RI,
MEM
I \ DIANA,
1015'A,
Ti NN ESSEE,
ILLINOIS,
KENTUCKY
NACHMAN,
W ISCONSIN,
LA LI EO It N I A.
These celebrated Machines are adapted to every va
riety of Sewing or family wear, from the lightest mum
line to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well
upon silk, linen, woolen, and cotton goods.—seaming
quilting, gathering, hemming, felling. cording, and
braiding—making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
on bothrsides—and performing every species of sewing
except making button holes and stitching on buttotis.
Full In truetions for operating the Machine is given
gratuitously at the males rooms. When the Machine
is rout F-01110 dist anon, so that personal instructlon is
inconvenient, a card of direction In sent, which is a
suflielent guide.
The qualities which recommend the R heeler it
Wilson Machine are
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both miles
of the fabric mewed.
2. Strength, firmness, and durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ravel, and made with
3. Economy of thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to
purposes and materials.
b. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and
q,:letness of movement.
SCHEDULE OF PRICES.
No. 3 Machine, with
Plain Table, $45 CO
Half Case, l'annelled, 50 00
Unit Casa PoHoned, lllack Walnut or Mahogany 66 00
No. 2 Machll2o with
Plain Table, 66 03
Nal( ease, Pannelied, 60 00
Mit Case, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 65 00
No. 1 Machine, Silver plated, with
Plain Table, 65 00
Half Ca , e, Mailed, Black Walnut, 70 00
Half Cam), Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 7b 00
Half Case, Pollehed, Rosewood, 80 00
Full Cage, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 00 00
Full Casa, Polishet.l, Rosewood, 100 00
No. 4 Machine, Large with
Plain Table,
N 0.5 Machine, Cylinder, with
Plain Table,
TERMS CASE!
Every Machine ie sold with a Remoter, Von. 1 and 2
Machines are sold complete, with the New Glass Cloth
Brener, New Style Hemmer and Braider.
Wheeler & Wllson'o Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
Noy. 2T, 1863-Iy.
NAILS I NAILS ! -N .- AILS-II I- --- --
A large stock of good, Olean, Neat, and Tough.
nails, at the lowest Prices. Our nails aro worth, bOcts
a keg more, than any other make of nails sold in our
town. this is the opinion of mechanics who have tried
them, wo 'al'so have a hill - assortment or '
BUIL-DING kIATERIALS, -
of thti latest and Most approved styles. All goods war ,
rant ad as roprosuntod. JOHN P. LYNN di. SON.
AFSTATE NOTICE:-
!Alters of Administrution on the Estate of Jo.
soph May, deed., late of test ronnsboro township,
having boon Issued by the Register of Cumberland Co.
to the subscriber, residing in said township. Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said est*
to makepayment, and those having claims to present
them duly authenticated for settlement to .
CEO. W . CItISSWELL, "!
Jan. 8, 1804-00. Administrator.
Brrurs Pulmoalc , Wafers,
AT RALBTO4II4
Dec. 11;18.63
THE Allen and Haetpenneboro' Mutual
Fire !Insurance Company of Cumborland county,
incorporated by an act of Assembly, tit the year 1843,
and having recently had Its charter extended to the
'year 1888, Is now in active and vigorous operation, tin
der the suporintendonce of the following Board of
Alanagera, viz:
William It. Gorgon, Christian 'Hayman, Jacob Eberly,
D. Bally, Alox. Qatlfeart, J. U. (looser, John Eichelber.
ger, .7osoph Wicitersham amt. Eberly, Moses Bricker,
Rudolph - Martin, Jacob &'
over, acd J. C. Dunlap.
The rates of insurance are aeiow and favorable as arty
Company of the kind in the State. Persona wishing to
become members are invited to make application to the
agents of the Company, who are willing to wait upon
them id any time.
Cumberland county.—.lohn Shorriek, Allen; Henry
Zearlng, Shiremanstown; Lafayette ['offer, Diehlnson;
Henry ]cowman, Churchtown ; Mode tiriMiti, South
Middleton; Samna! Oraham, West pennsboro'; Samuel
Coover, Morhanmaburg ; J. W. Cocklin, Shepharth.toun;
D. Coover, Upper Allen; J. 0. Saxton, Silver :firing;
John Ilyer, Carlisle; Valentine Feetuati, New Cumber
land; James McCandllnli.
Yolk county —W. S. Picking. Dever; James OHM,
Warrington ; .1. F. Deardorff, NVashington; Richey !De
ey Clark, Dillaburg ; D. Rutter, Fairview; John W
Hants, Carroll.
Dauphin co.—Jacob Houser, ❑arrinirurg.
Members of the Company hoeing-policies about to
expire, can hare them rutleivud try making application
to any of the Agents.
October 30,1863.
JUST received a large addition of new
Furs, Muff's, Capes, Victorines. &e., also Cloaks et
Mantles, Cloaking Cloths, from New York, Tory cheap.
Plain figured and Fancy Dress Silks,
HUNTER DRESS GOODS,
latest styles, heavy Woolen Gloves for the cold weather
Balmoral Skirts.
Genuine Hate.Ner Buck - °MVOS end Gauntlote.
Please cal East Main Street, ono door below Muth
Hotel.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD & PEROT, 1136 Ridge Avenue
fIITER for sale upon the most favora
ble Terms. NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIONS in
great variety of IltO.' RA ILI:NCiB for CENI ETERI ES,
RESIDENCES, kc., and Wrought and east Iron, and
WALVANI7I Ell IRON and BRASS TUBING ; IRON
VENAN DAM, BALCONIES.STAIRS, COUNTERS,
FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUNS, ii ITUIIINO rosTs,
MP ST 1. NUS, V 18 ES. TA HI, ES, SLOW Elf STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, STA TUA RY, ANIMALS, and all
other Iron Works of a 1/corative 1-ha• actor. Designs
forwarded thr selection. Persons apply in; fur same,
will.please state the kind of work needed.
Nov. 20, 1863,
Designed !or the use o
MO. I—Situate at. Mt. Rock, seven
miles went of Carlisle, CM the Chambersburg
Turnpiko, lately owned by Jacob lieltzhoorer,
cuu
telning 238 acres, 2011 of whieb are cleared end In a
high eta' eel cultivation. end the residue col crud with
timber of the best quality. Thu
prilVelllallta are tivu good Dwelling
House, (ono entirely new.) a spien.
dill stone Bank Barn, and other con.
- %enient outbuildings. the entire
farm Is encio.ed with Knoll pest and roil fence A bell!
tlful spying at water rises on the premise, near the
buildings. and a fine orchard of well s -tented Butt in
good bearing order. The fence , . hind and Implore
ments are in the bent p eat dab..
No. 2 —Sitnate on the Walnut Bott ,, m road, -V.'',
miles went of Carlisle, lately unwed by John Plough,
cmitalning MI % acres. all cleared but about 10 acres,
which are coy.ed with good timber. The ha pr ,, VO
111011 to are a fine Brick Mansion
. _House, „Llaulc. llaru.nud whor
buildings. There is a fine orchard
,Cc Ni . tall 4 / 7 ; and an excellent well of water on the
premises. The land is of the best
quality m iimemone, le a high state of cultivation, anti
and the improvements in gad repair.
The above farms will be disposed of upon terms ad
yantagnous to purchasers. The Inc iti,ll9 being the
most desirable in our %alley, offer great indueeinents
to capitalists for secure and paying lllVOStaltilit, the
land being of the most productive character. One
terms and further particulars enquire of
A L. ,`SPONSI.gR,
Real Estate Agent.
=I
r 1 1IAT wcll known property now OC'2ll
pL•d by the subscriber situated VII the southeast
cornet . ..of Pitt and ',tither streets. uearty app•'s!to the
Orrin.") Iteti,ru u •d Chute), The house
is n large Brick 81.01,11112, equal to
a three story house, tini•ls.d trout the
cellar In the root It bouts 28 feet
Louth,. and about, 70 fret with the
front and nava building on Pitt street. and 120 lest
more or less on Pitt street; having also thereon a small
Tenant House, a large Wtirehou,. tietsurly used 51 a
Livery Stable, all which the subscriber will either rent
or sell. Fur further particulars enquirr of
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rrnE public'are herebyth:
the ..dersiglied have this day entered Into, a (
Nrt.nership, with, the tu n ic .if ,t (lair. ft
the puepiee• el , :trr3lllg iii the ( awl LUelle, be-
=II!SEM=
.rhs ; where all (irtler, in their line a
pectinlly nolicited, aii4l a ill be prortip Iv
iiELANcy.
A:NI/Ill.:NV II 131,111 i.
rt. Hi, 18 1:1-- lr
Alkey - Ortkre. or coal kill hn rervived at Halbert
Flemin its Ororvry ;41,..re 1t..! er t Shoe Store
and A. 11. Illair'oeuroing
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J UST received and very cheap at
G EENFI LI; & S 1 4 .'. A 1 4 ' LC It 'Si.
As WO purchase these goons nr an ritnnnitu ('lock
Manufactory in NEW Sen K, We are able to superi
or Inducements to any liotts, 111 the country.
FURS! FURS!!
We defy competition. having made arrangements with
one of the lilltgent Now York Fur to supply us
with choice Moods. We feel confident we can sell Fur:
at City pricers
N0v.13, 1833
MOOTS di. SHOES.
AFULL assortment of Men and Boys'
e'tts and Sh pus, suitable for the winter. Also,
Ladies and Misses's Balmoral Bootees, Children's (loots
of all kinds. Ladles and Gentlemen's G Over Shoes.
My old eustomeres and all in want of good and ,heap
Bouts and Shoes, will please cull and examine the
stock, before purchasing. Main street, nearly opposite
the Depot.
CHAS. OGIILBY, Trustee.
Corneae, Nov. 21.1852.
TDE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
COVERLY Sc HUTCHISON, Proprietors
rpHlS , well known trotel is now in a
condition to accommodate the travelling public, of
fording the most ample conveniences alike fur the
trausieet guest and the'perninhent boarder.
THE UNITED STATES lIOTEL has been entirely re
fitted throughout, and now has accommodations equal
in extent, comfort and luxury to any hotel between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Its location is the best
in the State Capital, being in env uecot.s to all the
railroad depots, and in close proximity to all the pub
lie offices and business localities of the city. it has
now all the conveniences of
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
and the Proprietors are determined to spare neither
expanse, time or labor to ensure the comfort of the
guests. The patronage of the traveling public is re
spectfully solicited.
Dec. 11, 18t13-3m.
75 00
85 00
ATWO and a half story Brick Mull.
ling Mouse and a Large Frame Warehouse situat
ed on the corner of Maine and West Streets, Carlisle l'a.
The dwelling house is well hnished and
commodious, having water and gas and
se 111 1 , all modern Improvements. The ware.
I rfe- house Is roomy and convenient. This
. 11 ' . a rare chance for any person wishing
to ongageluthe - grain - - buying - and 'forwarding buil
nese. For terms &c., apply to
Dacember 11, 186
r i r E subscriber offers • for - sale, the
Two Story MANE 110TISE and Back Building,
w th the Lot of, Ground, containing 30 feet In front
and 240 feet In depth, (known as the property of the
late Andrew llolmev,) on oast High street, south side
between Bedfordand East streets.
D. 26, 1862-3 t
STATE NOTICE.-
Letters testamentary on the Estate of the late
osoph Culver deo'd., of Carlisle having boon is•
sued by the Register ofoiiinberland County to the sub
scriber residing in ,Middlesex township. - Notice Is
hereby given to all mbrsons indebted to said estate, to
make payment, and those having claim to present'
them duly 'atithenticated - • ,
dOPIN Id:11.1411t, .
'Executor.
Dec. 18, 1863-6t*
Fire Insurance.
WM. IL GORGAS, Pros Went,
Eherly's Mills, P. 0
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice Prcsident
klechanicsburg, P. 0.
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, Dilleburg. York co.
AGENTS.
FURS! FURS!!
Doc. 11, 1803
PAILADELPIIIA, PA.,
Two Highly Improved Limestone
Farms at Private Sale.
For Rent or Sale
IV otice of Co-Partnership,
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CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! !
GREENFIELD'S SHEAFER.
B. E. Co, of Market. Sq Aare, 24 door
HARRISBURO, PA
For Sale or Rent,
House and Lot for Sale
JOB. O. HOFFER
GREENFIELD e, SHEAFER'S,
NEW AND' BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
5000 yds, Super Extra at 20 cts:: Good
4-4 Bela Muslin, 25cts. Extra Paint
4-4 Bela Muslin at 31cts.
Donned lc Glnghaine, Cliccks, Tlcklugs, Jeans, Flitinisio
of nil colors, Homo Mlidar Flannels Gray and Mats,
Ironic Mode Jeans.
WO have alto all the lower priced Mutant; antirrintir
on hand, and
Plain Black Bilks at all prices.
We now sell an extra quality of Black Silk at $1,247
worth /11,50 per yard. Plain and Ninny Saks' of itter.*
description at low prices.
DRESS GOODS,
as we hove purchaseect our entire stock of Dross Goods
in New York (which to Headquarters, for all the New
Styles.) Every ono will find it to their advantage to
give our stork a look bothre going elsewhere, as you'
will nee all the latest plow York Styles, at prices to suit'
the'tirnea
RILNII)1111. siincrs, from S2,LO up to the finest
grado9.
Cloths and Cassimerog,
full assortment of Cloths, Cassimoren and Beaters,
all of the Newest Styles.
Also a full stock tt. MOURNING GOODS, at
at astonishingly low priers.
Gloves, hose, woolen and cotton; Collars, dic.
In our stock of U00(1,1, _
Sonlags, Smirk 8.0.,
we defy competition.
We bays a large assortmeut of Regular made goods,
(not Auction Goods.) which we can sell at lower price■
than any Wholesale House, largo or small, either In
city or country.
Shawls of every description, at the lowest figure.
All We ask is a call, we ale confident we can plea..
both in styles and prices of goods.
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER,
H. E. Our. Market Square, 2nd door from Oor.
Oct. 2, 1863.
W. C. SAWYER
First Prize Medal at the Worldlin Fair,
London, 1882.
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TUVE undersigned has just teceived,
1 and intends to keen ennatantG on hand a fall am
sortment of the unequalled Pianos inanotact urea by
Stein w Sims of New York.
Each instrument viii be carefully solectod In the
Manufactory, and will he sold at the
New York Cash Factory Prices,
with the addition of Freight to Cat Halo.
A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will Da
given by the -uhscriber to each purchaser.
Persons desirous to pur^hase aro invited to *an an 4'
O.X.L mi ur these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 3d door east of the Mauston Howie, LI tEr
0 - e It:till-vs:el Depot
SECOND HAND PIANOS recelYod In exchange am)
op! fur set., tt.141 to rant.
Carlisle, Mmy 22, 1863-1 y
Finn of Leidich Sawyer Sr, Mil
ler, has this day been dissolved by the mutual
consent of ell parties.
Pept-3d,78ri3: a._ .
The Rioks of the Firm are In the handl, of J. D. Lel.
(Deli d John Miller fur collection, tiny can be seen by
eat log al the old stand, it: Es most earnestly expected
t persons knowing. Themselves Indebted to said Firm,
to cull and settle t h u sums promptly.
D. J. LErnrcu,
Jowl MILLER.
D.J. I.eldch and .irdm )111fer, have eokkonttheiren-
CBe Interest in ;said Store to the Undersigned, whir
will continuo the Dry Good Business at the old well
known stand, and will always endeavor to make Ma
etch the most desirable in the markot. -
W. C. SAWYER.
Sop 15 , 1503.
THE PROPRIETORS OF TIM
G EAlt 1) HOUSE.,
Itespeetrul;) , , 11! the attention of Itosihes 'clan and tkid"
trncnll•ng ,onnunity, to the superior necommodation
nad comfort offered In thiir e=tablishment.
KANAG A, YOWLER 4 CO.
Font 11, 100:1-3tu.
=II
l'AltIS 'MANTILLA CLOAK
,t FUR ENIPORIUM. N... 92 0 WIEST:iII-SI Street,
(km-Inert; No 708.) PHILADELPHIA.
W Cr). Invite the tatention of the&
Friends to their large and Superb Stock of
rine CLOAKS and FURS,.
uoparalled In nny former Reason
'I Ike no•omin.tdatioo afforded In our new
us to devote the fullest attention to
ich 111 he found well furnished with every detterli) ,
1.1 " Filter C1.t4:1 FUI(S. which will be ourauteed aw
reenented, er the Money pa'd will ho refunded.
ORDERS per th til. will be• carefully attended to, and
Tiro ed, Express charges paid, any distance Waldo of
0 tulles.
J. W. PROCTOR & co.
`c, - 1 9.0 CHESTNUT Strout, NIHAU A
August 28th.,
IjRINCE & CO.'s well-known 111ELG
DE.,NS and 11A nMoNIUMS, introducing the et
et of nodal NI 00 MI eveiy instrument
1.1 It N Fowl , G A Ell, ER'S
It .A Vh:.N & It A Cl\'s and
II .\DAVIS & Co., celebrated. I UNOS the milk
t u liberal .d.durtion
211,1 Od Fold.
.1 AMCS nE LEA 11", Sore Agent.
279 291 8. Fifth etreet, above Spruce.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
April 17, 1,9113-1 y
$2 Positively made from 20 cents.
SOMETHING URGENTLY NEEDED
BY EVERY PERSON,
0 Samples sent free by Mail for 35 oenta
that retails for 82, by
R. L. WOLCO77,
170, Chatham Square, New York,
sop. 25, 1563-3 m.
COFFEE POT.
VVILLIA M. FRIDLEY respoctiAlry
announces to the citizens of Carlisle and Ua
public generally, that be still continues the manufho
tare of all kinds of tin and sheet iron ware in J. D.
Halbert's building East Louther street Carll-le at the
sign of tho
rollers bo will at all timer: be ready to do all kinde Of
work in his line with neatness and despatch.
Also eon nt all times be liar. those celebrated', selft .
sealing and self testing premium airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JArtsc
Roofing, Spouting, and all kinds of jobbing done la
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for old load, pewter and copper. Thank
ful for the patronage heretofore extended', he hopes by
strict attention, and a desire to please all to merit •
continuance el the S3lllO.
Dont forget the sign of the lied Coffee rot.
April 3, 1803.
GEO. W. NEIDICII, D. D.
Late Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry to tae
Baltimo r e Colle g e of
Dental Sur g ery.
•••••41.'., I SIN , (Klee et his residence,.
oprosite Marion 11x11, West Main street, Carlisle, Pens
Nov. 11.1857.
ENERAL DEALER in Flour, and.
Tall kinds of country proddco.
arehouswon the corner of Maip nod Went street:
The best Fresh Ground Family Flour at A. &DIGIT
ZERS.
•
May P, 1903—t. f.
J. RI LEIII
tIEISTATE NOTICE.
i Letters of Administration,on the estate oflortai
Veigle deed., tato of Dibicinsort township, „Cumber
land county, have boon issued by-the Register n
Cumberland countyy to thmsubscriber, residing in tile
above townsulp. lgotitie`li'hereby given to. ail per.
sons indebted to said estate to make payment, and
those having claims to present them duly authentlet
ted for settlement to.
Nov. 20,
-
silhe winter tern). of (,reason. Seminary
will common ,Ymmary 4th 1864. We understand
Ingle and , ificillile Entry Book-Keeping aril thoroughly
taught. Circulars may be obtained at, Ralston's Drug
Store., also at Shagley'a Jewelry Store, Main St.
Dec. 11,, 1863-Im.
GRAND OPENING
- AT
SILKS
Notions and Woolen Goods,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
;=
JOHN K. STAYMA.N.
TAKE NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PIII LA DELHI IS,
FUR DKPART” ENT
RED COFFEE POT,
A
.7NO'. S. STERRETT,
Adm'War:Wm
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