. CONDEMNED HORSES.—Since the late
Government sale, of horses at the Fair
Ground, we see "veteran quadrupeds" at al
most every street corner carrying many on
their backs who heretofore were ready to cry
out "a horse I a horse 1 my kingdom for a
horse l"
110 W TO SAVE YOUR COAL.—Now
that, coal has reached a price which is almost
tanpreeedented, and that the dealers propose
to raise it, if possible, during the present
Winter, there are thousands of families where
the members will thank us heartily for the
following directions, which if followed, will
give them a good fire during the &hole winter
on a. quantity of coal so small that it will
called some to marvel greatly. The directions
are as follows:
The a ' liihes or cinders are not to be thrown
away, but dampened to a kind of mortar, and
'again placed on the fire. They burn readily,
and by so doing there is the economy of hav
ing a hot fire with one-tenth of the fual, be
bides not being troubled to convey the ashes
to a receptacle We do not know of a stove
that cannot make ashes enough to supply it
only a few nuggets of coal being used.—
kirst make a fire in the usual way, and when
it begins to burn freely, place a lump of coal
(the best) near the stove door or front of the
irate ; then heap on the wet ashes or cinders,
and peek them down, the vent below tielog
nnobstrueted. The process is simple, and a
few trials will satisfy the uubmievers. Last
Coal may be used in the same way, and we
ere assured that many cellars have mutes of
4realth in the refuse of former years. While
coal is so emirce and so costly, should
_not
liconorny prompt a trial of a plan pointed out,
Which is attended with so little trouble and a
paring of labor ?
Tributo of Respect
At a late meeting of the Union Philoso•
tihital Society of Dickinson College., the
tolloWing Preamble and Resolutions were
tiuneithoudy adopted.
WlsEas.:ws, it has pleased God,'the Great
Ruler and Director of the we V.'Ne. to take
from -this—wortii - cerr estec , eteed mud - worth t•
brothel - Wm. W. flephoro, unit
WREREAS, In his death we are led to (eel
the uncertainty of lititom, life, and :Anon
ished that Death fteies the young as well as
the old : diet store he it
Resolved, That, in tins sad bereavement we
recognize the hand of one "who death all
things well," and that, while we deeply
mourn his early loss, we can rejoice inn Ole
hope that he is in better world on high.
Resolved . , That, connected With the recol
lections of his deeds here among n.eit, his
name,will_ live .with _us until.we too follow
him to — another world, and that, as a true
and faithful "Union," ho will never 1.); for
gotten.
Resolved, That we deeply and truly sym
pathize with the family of our departed
Brother in their inconsoffible loss, useur
kg thew that, although in time ou,- grief
may teem to ,ease, set the memory of the
one who is gone, will ever linger around the
hearts of thate who loved and hollered him.
Resolved, That a.t a token of our respect,
we drupe our hall in mourning fo- thirty
days and that we each wear the usual badge
of morning for the same time.
Resolved, That a copy of these Resolu
tions he sent to the family of the deceased,
and dint they he published in the' Carlisle
Herald" and "American Democrat:"
EDG A It 1.1.18T1 NUS,
S. P. Sr aI KI.Eli , r Comm Wee
Jong tluuu,
Monroe Teachers' Institute
Met in school house No. 9, (Beltzhoover's,)
on Saturday Jan. 23d, 1861. Members atb
sea,lgr. lierdiheimer. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted. A Se
lection was real by S. I'. Goodyear. The
Treasurer's report showed a balance of ten
dollars in treasury. A class drill in l'hysi
•celogy, was eutiducte Iby J A Eberly, in his
,usual able manner —mung Cutter's Charts for
illustration. The subject was discussed by
,Messrs. Sehrkier, Rum wine and Graybill.
AFTEICNOO:4 SESSION
filament, Mr. Berkheimer. The subject of
/Physiology was further discussed at length
by Messrs. Eberly. Goodyear, Boyer, Plank,
And Kline. The I,lffillute was of unanimous
.opinion that Physiolgy to one of the most itn
;Portant of studies, and should be introduced
into all our schools Is not more difficult
.than Geography, and should be studied as
tefitrly as that science. Physical laws can not
be violated with impunity. A knowledge of
,the laws of health would prevent an untold
:amount ot suffering and premature death.—
..Public and private buildings are mostly poor
.ly ventilated, and thus coutinuelly breed die
'ease The habits and customs ot our p opts
demand reform. Supt Swartz being present,
favored the Institute, arid a larue number of
citizens present, with some highly practical
sremarke oaPhylielogy. Better neglpet ether
studies than this.
Many of our habits of eating, and drinking
are erroneous We live too high, too fast,
-neglect the primary principles of health.—
Bathing is too much neglected Cleaulioess
is essential to health. Mr Sollenberger read
an interesting Essay on tt Education—real
and imaginary." 11. Itielmmo deltvered so
able, instructive and highly appropriate Leo
tare, on "Self kuowledgo—lts importance '
it is the only true foundation of all other
knowledge. We should understand our mar a t
-nature, our character, our disposition, our
.abilities,—should know ourselves :u nil our
relations to ourselves, to our fellow men, to
our God
Supt. Swartz, made acme appropriate sug.
gestions to the directors and teachers.
The thanks of the Institute were tendered
to Supt. Swartz, for his presence and enceur
aging voice, and to Messrs. G. W. Lelig,
G. Beltzhoover, J. Beitzlictover, P. Vauan•
dale, 3. Leib, G. Whaler, and D. Base
bore, for hospitality to members of the Insti
tute.
Appointments for next meeting: Subject
for discussion, School thivernment. Selection
J. H. Graybil. ; Essay, I'. A. Plank, Lecture,
8. B. Kline; Class drill in Composition,
Richwine- Adjourned to meet iu tiencol No.
.6, (bine's,) on Saturday. Vet) 13th.
J. R. Scitnivitn, Seorelar,y.
PUBLIC SALES,
Bills for the following public Sales hove
been ,printed e.. this !alike
_Sale.of _Henry_ _Donc,r, in —Wcstpenaboroug
twp., on the 10th of March, of horses, ,Can s ,
Cows, young Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Plows,
Bale of Jacob Burkholder, in South Mid
dleton twp„ on Monday, March 14, of three
MBA Cows, Sleigh, and a variety of tailor
articles. °
Stile. et Jonathan Holmes, in North Mid •
dleton twp., on the, 1211 Moroi', of Horses,
Colts, Cows, Calves. Wagons. Plows, &o.
Sale of John K. Stauffer, in Dickinson twp.,
OR Friday, February 19 h, of llorses, Celts,
Cows, young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, and a gen
eral•assorttnerd, ot • Farming implements.
Salo ofLeiilloodyear, in Munroe tap., on
the 19th of March, of Horses, Cows, Young
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagons Plows, &o.
Sale of William Wetzel, in North Middleton
twp, on March Bth, of Doraes,Cows, Steers,
Sheep, Hogs. Wagons, Plows,.&o.
Sale of David Darr, Administrator of Johu
Darr, dec'ti., ou.Thureday Mimi/ ad, near
BlbserVille, of ,Horses, Colts, Cattle, -Hogs,
Sheep, Wagons, Plows, . : • .
Sale ofJohn i. Plough, in Dickinson twp.,
on the 18th February, of Horses, Cattle, Car
rings. &o.
Sale of John Gatsball near Boiling Springs,
on the lbth February. of Horses, Mitch Cows,
young Cattle, Hogs, &o.
Sale of Peter Stock in North Middleton twp ,
on the 18th February, of Horses, Cows, young
Cattle, Plows, Harrowd. Ste.
Sale of James Grouver in Franltford twp.,
February 27th, of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Sale of Amos Waldley, near Middlesex,
on March Bth, of Homes, Cows, Young Cat
tle, Sheep, Hugs, Wagons, Plows, Harrows,
&c.
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT
VINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS, FOR
lameness, ruts, galls, colic, sprains. &c., war•
ran ted cheaper than any other. It is used by all the
great hot seinen nu Long Island nourses. It will not
cure ring bone nor spovlo, as there Is no liniment In
existence that will. What it Is sto ed to Cure it p
lively does. No owner of horses will bo without it after
trying one bottle. One dose revives and often saves
the nil, of an ovor.beatud or driven horse. For colic
and bully-ache it has never failed. Just or sure as the
HUD rises, just on sure•is valuable Liniment to be
the Ilnrse t nbroeatint! t'nr" thct day. Sold by all the
druggists. °dice, 36 Cortlandt Street, New York.
Feb. 5, 1804.
iarriagts.
=Mel
On the I.ltl of January last, by the Roy. P.O. Wing.
Mr. DAVID DIXON to Mks EnMA CROUSE, both of
!eatJs.
I=l=l
on l-iunilsy morning last, in this Borough, Mr.lionry
Rh outs. sgoil yesrs
on tho 15th of .leiNuziry. near StitIORVIIIO, Moriro , ,Col
I n.linlk. Mrr ANN ANI ELI , . CORN \IAN, in tho 42.1
year of nor ago, w.lo of Mr. MARTIN CURNSIAN, for
me, I y of Carlisle.
CARLISL E PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
R. C. Woodward.
Carlisle, February 11,1804.
V 1,01.111. (Super(11:10) . . 600
do. (Extra.) 6 5o
do RYE.. ... .......... . 5 75
11'111TE WHEAT ' . 1 55
1.1 D
RV
NEW CORN
OATS
Bkimr.v FA,
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TINI rill VS NED
ANTEP
v.,,...2rw
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thrt.•• )I,lls. for whlrh /I judc.•tu c r 1,10r14 , 1,44` will 1 , 14
I I, 1 , 11 an 1111 t“ .I'l.ll 4.1 \I
), and 3,311,4 .Vlll.ll Ow,• aro no other
to the 4:,1:4, of this paper.
treb IJ. 14.
rg 1 ()13 .1( '(1) S In'. I) Fl )11 SA
I The sui.s. rwt h a s at baud for wile, a qualltlt7
of prim. Connecticut Pen uh) len [d:t Seed Leaf 'I
..Crd) • EPA).
hr Reed 1.4 put up in pheliages Celfl t tl ns4. enough to
plant respeinti% too. three and tire 1111,s. tin the
receipt of the mon, y nut tine hale of 11,1 , -ts per here.
with Iwo pustag , . stamph entilonaul, packages will be
pr,rinptly lot warded to any athirehh.
Address. AMIJ M 1 IT, Ell,
tell. 12, '64-21.* Carlihle, l'a.
VI•1 1 N IS 'l' It ,1 '1 . 1) it' 8 N o'l' 1 ( ' 1',..-
.
..i. Letter, of Adminktrntion on the ef4tnte of la
rob ,ickey. deed , le:, ot .? , Ihl , lletn to, nship. hnvintx
he , u k. 0,1 by the Itezivte' of Cinnberinini Could y. to
the hul,eviber, e,hlit,,,, in the vntne to., nship N, tiee
1,. hereby glVt , ll to all persons Imlehted LO said est an,
to maim pn,nent, and those hnvinv '..lnhns. to pre east
them 1.1.11), autlivuticated for settlement, tl.
E.3 . 111.1 . :1t NICKEY,
Feb. 12., '64---i1t...." AchninnArntor
BAI.GAINS ! BARGAINS !
At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store
IA.:11 now opening a large as . sortinent
NEW AND DESIRABLE ,toodx. h , ' , ught I,t•tore
the recant rime lo prices. wltlelt a ill he 5t.,1t111.1 - the CIO,
lit 'toy 11,4 res. . • ,
Have oil hand a full lino Cr 111.1 , :kellED nll.l UN-
Ull.lNBat Iho vet lo wt,t pot cos. Tick
Ings, Gingham, Chocks and Galleons also. in groat va
rivihni and eln-op.
LA D /ES DR E.`•;S (.; 0 0 DS.
Eleg.nai Ist Chanel+. Co,proel
'careen tn,tli. 1111 Stripe Luiare!, and lie taint's,
and All kinds and pi 1. idil,lll4.
talllll I.i,p Napkins. A.. A inenlan
Casin,s, Caw lit iI . LS,!•:, its 31 iii, ItiAllop Lawn,
MOURNING GOODS.
A large,asat.rLinetit of. Black Vent., LiAptlA:ullars, 6 , 4
and 'l4 ail wool Delains, Turner Black Satin
Cloth, Ainarlias,lan Sorties, and all the different
style Wiwi: and Whitt: iloods from B ENSUN . 1i celebrated
Mourning Store.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets
Jeans. Valley Cestlinores. Settlings IC,Sr, at
In w prih-1, 5-I and Floor Oil Cloths, also
Tab n Oil Cloths, all eldtn.
All in) sinter stuck goods, will be closed out at leas
than City priers.
Now lh the Ihno for purchasers to go we money
laying lu their Ntock All go •de bought and cold for
CASII. Itenvollect the est Main 8 iisailY
opposite the Depot. C. 0..111.111'.
Bel, IS, 'll4.
STATEMENT THE FINANCES
OF THE
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND,
Err/ail/he Ist Day of January, to the 31st
Day of December, 1863, Inclusive.
JOHN GUTSHALL, Esq., Treasurer,
RECEIPTS.
Tr. bakr.oro due Cuµnty at lastsettim
went, $12,816 5 1 3
To amount of State and C./unty tam
e, on tatandim; at liot. einitleuient, 7,075 85
State. Comity nod M liqa taxes lon-
I'd for the ymir 18133, 91,579 17
A hnt.uolit on StAto taxes, 1,7134 till
Interest received from tax collectors, 492 55
ExuUoruligl txxos,recelVed by Trenii
urer, 48 33
Yordirt fees received trom PrtitlicUO
tar), And 'Sheriff, 24 1)0
Ito e (.1 v “cl,fo r.. Woe avail to borouglu of
Carliale, 42 00
Total reeutpts,
AssEs.stnts.
Pahl aild Tow 111.114, Aesessprs, S7SO 24
=EI
paid Collect uzs, nbu.tunumt, allowed txx.
payilts, 3,100 03
BRIDG ES AND ROADS.
Paid appropriation to MAlntali, Road us
par A..t t At.seinbly, (P. L. 16UJ , page
:+9l), $4;10 00
log rondo, 75 (4.1
Fur read iltunwles,
For repuil jug Fri log,
ELECTIONS
Paid Sundry perfinns for holding gonpr/il
and Lon utdilp ulect .ans
1 MIU L6TS
Paid David Builth and others, holding In
quests, $l2B 43
Dr. 8. I' Zeigler and others, post mortem
elatulnatiens, 30 (0
counfe
Paid Grand Jurors, $4133 48
Traverse Jurors, 1,206 24
,Pistrict Atturnuy's fees, 273 00
For boarding Jurors while trying cases In
4 >yes and I *milliner, 103 00
William Gould, Court Cryor, 81 80
Ice fur Court, 12
Witness' less in Canimonnealth - rases, - 731 84
COMMISSION ERS' OFFICE
raid Jas. U. Wagoner, salary as Cenunis.
stoner, 1 . 31 60
George NI War, n n :0 6 00
'. liost,it a. '3Ol 50
Geo, Scofly, tlec'd., el 240 00
51. M'Clolkn, 64 ,4 120 .0
11. Newshtun, - 0 as Attorney
aud precessional services. 100, 00
j j n s L s'A o r u En d ß o i n " aTd . others, 11; 4 t::t.l,3t
Cleric,
irt, 500 00
Sun
72 81
COUNTY OFFICES
Paid D. S. Croft, auditing County offices, $1.6 00
.1. 0 Floyd, Clerk of Courts, 397 til
Benjamin Duke, Drothenotnry's Roo, Lii al)
A ~onseman, covering desk lu Rogister's
office, 3 59
Jay. Loudon, for dockets for offices, '3O 2j
C. W. North for real tot• ltegis.or's Office, 0 00
JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
Paid , J. T.ltlppoyi for ,support Of prison-
We.rneeBek r
for,ouppo I of prisoners,
' ";12!' " 28
Etisterti Ponttkortiary),; 484 53
o..Dolancy oad-otheroctorituel it jell, 716 72
B. B. rout and others, for ropariug furna
ces at jell, , 07 73
Arnold t Son and others, for goods and
clothing for prisoners. 233 07
Jacob Kutner, for emptying miss pool at
jail, 70 5o
(ins & WAter iloinpany, for water, PO i 43
Dr. IV. W. Dale, salary as Phyi-ielun, 30 00
l'otor Spahr, fur stun° delivered, 45 21
Paid Abraham Dehuir, Esq , foes iu Coin
monwealth cases, $1.75 05
Michael Holcomb, Esq., fees in Common
wealth cases, 116 30
D. Smith An d others, fees In Common.
wealth cases, 77 80
Paid G. N. Shade and ethers, foes In Cont•
mon wealth eases, $l7B 81
A Martin and others, qnartly. returns, 101 04
Pahl Samuel Stuart and others, County
bonds, $5,415 00
W, SI Beetem and others, bounty bonds, 11,500 00
Abraham Lumberton and others, Interest
on County bonds, 1,737 05
Wm. Aio.lllllol. and others, Interest on
bounty bonds, 1,836 25
Paid A. S. Lino and others, ropalrs at jail, $124 13
B. H. Foot and others, ropalrs at Court
lipase, 149 37
It. 5 ateher, salary as keeper, EV 00
It Natther, extra Hers Ices, 5 01
Paid .B. Clorntunn, for printing,
J. B. Oration,
Cleo. Zinn, .•
A. H. itheetu,
Paid ,lacoli Squire, treasurer, ertnuato
for laii3, Vil,ilOU OU
John Miller, sa:ary as Director, au 00
wn. Um ii niii 0,3 U 00
Robert Ell ,, 0 tt, 30 00
.
illoinaS Bradley and ethets, Visitors, 3U-tili
Paid fur relic f Soldivin' Ly
order of Board of 5929 69
Paid W. l lleudersou gllla others, haul.
do,,ets $ll2 81
11.,,cttolt A.! Otherg, huntlry articles,
A. ttt•uneintill. 1.1,r, hilt., 23 5,
.1. Armstrong, titlytltott, tiattntteß, 10 On
t.:. 1,11,01, anity as kottitet or Tot, it Clock, 10 Utl
tias & II itt r Co., kits and iiater fur Court
llouse, to 10
Pottt.tme and telograpli t 17 11
A t nrstrong & 110..... r. Mr roal, i 7 10
A pill,ppt 101101 t , , 1 ird Cotnimitiet., to 1111
)111 iel acid If d.t. CAI Ittr, ;Ii
rt.'lturtrattt :wit trldors 11.1ntitv Anditurs, - 107 1 0
Time. 111 0 4 s and otlie ts,lol tat, d, ,t 1 7.,
T , t11111111 , 111111, PIN 011 l'imintissinnors' or
tiers,
Ili 'll ensure r'.c 0111 , 1 , 1 i .1011 Cu same, at
1 .
C illretor9 of Co
i"lnie and \ftHth\'Toltec.
N col p of co.,
Tinto Whin Taxes,
count paid Assessor., enrolling i
tio 00
Ain't Cnuitnissioners and lork,
rot sin rice in the mutter of Militia
4'o OD
Amount paid J. l•l'CArtnry,
- - 111speetor, - • - lot: lit)
Amount. 1.10 .I..\rmst rung, cleric to
Ikivd of 4) ,I 1)
T Isl atooolit of payments out of Mil
uia 11IS 111111.
It 1,111111in,1 , q1 Oil same, at
1 per ,
11y F 111101111( p:11.1 r t ite 'rrenNurer
Tax. $35.6T.! 14
111,1 • 1.1 c0,11111,>1 0 11 011 Nalllo
Rv •Ltlimint.!ill,
uut.taildlikg
'Pronsurm's hands,
S!areinen( of' y, .` ,. 1 ft and .11,1Itta Taxed
;.s• milli, on .lilllll,llSl Ist, 1664
11 , 60. I.rwi. Ki t 7, Upper A I 18•1
.41.111.1 Burt lief I. l lolinpe '2B ; 1 7
1861: .101111 (111 a, 1- 1 ..1/1.11 \ll.l(lietuo, 31A 4'2
11.1t12. (leo Vol-tett- Tho,,e. :‘8
.1 )1. jr vino, 121) roti
1802 John Ivor :111111N, 7FS 4I
1883. Charles A Suill.ll. 1,8,1 %lard, earlisle„ 287 44
18113. Robe I l'ork.n.on, II or I
186:1. John 7,i nn,
CMNIKOME=I
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1861. 11601 1103,1,11 ,1 1. , 101,
1863. Eieldtil NVorl y. Lime.. Allen,
=1
IMMEMISMEI9
ll=
igtm. \vm. Ni. e‘s
1h63. 3,.1111 rlecirk, Newburg,
=II
1,.1.; John jr, `'prime, I7s
1 , 63. A II Settrlglit, ,otoh ‘lhbliettm, Inri ol
1 , 0 , :;. II J. Ilyels, z-outhnolptou, 1 71
IM)1. ,lolls Full C. Ulmer A lion,
ihtl. Sum \\ ebt l'enmsburough
ti2s
Th , se ninrke , l thus m hat, glnre paid In full.
unkrked thus} hat o sink,e paid in part.
Annual Statement of the Debt., and Assetm of .
Cumbc?Dand County, on 18/ January, 1861.
To amount of County
Aim& outntandlug
let .Inuuary, ISO'S, no
per last au uua 1
ttatettnent, $24,810 00
To amouut of County
boucle paid during
the year 1003, 5,415 00
To amount of Bounty
Bondr out sandin g
lrt January, Imo 3 32,713 00
To amount of Bounty
Bonds paid during
tbo year 1 roa t 11,6C0 00
Tntal pifuelpal by Buud and Not.), $411,608 Od
ASSETS.
By amount of balance 1n l'reasury. Ist
,Innuary. IS6I. iurluditlg $lO unen r
t moue), 15,9114 3l
By milt/1111t Of 011W:tutting taxes /LI COI
lemurs' bands,
sll3µ* OS
klacemt of indebted net, t exclusive If ac.
cruieg interest nut due) over assets, $19,728 68
Stotente , ,l of the account Mg County of Cum
bottomd teeth the C'onunoolveulth of .l'enn•
sylvuum.
CoUNI I IN ACCOUNT 1 , 1 . 111 Tin CO:V4O2i-
IV I.ALTII OF PEN N,I'INANIA.
T\\ ON REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
To otnount of n•ld 'lox us IDted by the
Board of Rovouuo Conanit,hlonets, $37,060 16
45 t t
35N 31;
MT]
1,131 3
Deduct commission for collecting at 5 per
cue t. 1,81)7 50
Treasurer's commission at I per rent. on
'53V192 14, to to mild by the County, .360 b 2
13y emoont paid Into Btete Treasury, by
John nutshell, ouuty Ttetteurer, In.
elusive 01 $1,784 00, etut. of /amid.
meta. 35,692 14
.0 158 4,1
MEl=32Mr!
We. the comisoloners of Cumberland County, In
compllamm with the requioltiono of Ihe Act of A seem
.I,ly of April 15, 18:14, do certify and subtult the torn
_going as a correct statement-a-the receipts and capon•
[Murex or said Call sty. from •lanuary to Decent bur
Itnainclunlve, and of the outstetuding County,
Slate and Militia taxes, in the boroughs and town
ship. thureln named and also. of the Matt and assets
of said County, on the lot day ofJanuary, 181.14.
3,411 18
A IVllnoss our hands and seal of office, tho
day Of January, 1. (A.
((Ea MILLER,
KUST
N1T.,1.1..1.1.01.
COMMlBsiOnors of OWjAbOriULld County
Attest—J. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
We, the Auditors of Cumberland County, having
boon duly sworn end affirmed. mot at the Commission•
or ' office. in Carlisle, on the 4th day tet Jo n. 1804, and
proceeded to audit and adjust the aacuunt of John
ti utshull. esq , lute frotcsuror of said County, frotn ties
lot day of.lunuary to the 3tat clay of beet:mbar, 1863,
need do certify Inas we find a lenience of fifteen thou•.
sand nine hundred and fifty dollars and thirty font ,
emits due by bald Treanut er to the sohl Couuty.,na will
appear by the tinaegolin statement of said acermut.—
We have also examined and compared the foregoing
statement of the debt and (testis of said County. with
the records, and do certify It to he a correct exhibit of
the same on the first day of tannery, 113n4.
In witness whereof we hays hereunto net ourbende
the - 20th day' of January, A. D. 1864.
P. QUIGLEY,
WM, M. GARDNER,
•
D. D. STEVICK,
•
MlClltora of Cumberland County.-
1,659 81
CHM
JUSTTCES' rEES
CONSTABLES' FEES
LOANS AND INTEREST
BUBLIC BUILDINGS
PUBLIC PRINTING
P AUK 1101::'E
RELIEF OF S AD! EILS FAMILIES
MI6CELLANEOUS
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M - echAu ienburg,
New rumberlnmi, • 145 r 3
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a 001) 141134 Ilurse, (Light flay,)
4 _ will be five 3‘ettra old the reining Spring, Paces,
Ito, he. an I Lopus'under thu Saddle, and truth in liar
110 , Y, In perluctly•eate and guntlu In every way.
A lot,, an excellont Shifting Fop l uggy,alueed as good
as now. Iles been In use but about 01511 tnentlis—
made by Hee. Shrader, Alschanl,burg. The abort, oan
hr suun be calling on thu undursigned residing in Car
lisle. JOHN MILLER.
Feb. h. 41-I—t. f.
b 4Uu 04
STATE NOME -
Letters of Administration ou the Estate of
Thompson NI. tialbraith, dec'd ; into of Dickinson town
ship. havin been Inn ,eti to the subscribers, the first
named residing in Dickinson, and the last namAd re•
siding In South Diddleten township. Notim is hereby
given to all persons Indebted to said estate to make
payment, anti tho, haring claims to present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
ELI 'L\ BETH NV. a ALIIRAITTI,
STUART,
Jan. 25, '44—ft. Adult nislrators.
370 11
8311
(IN motion of -Watts & Parker, attor-
A, Joey.; of 11. Schmidt, Exeeutot of Ellen Dummy,.
the Orphans Curt of l'uolitcrlend County grant n rule
upon all the Legatees to appear at the next Orphan's
Court, on Tuesday, the tt.hi Alarch. 1864, end show
noun, it any they hove, why the said floury D Schmidt
should not be permitted to reshot upon hie surrender.
log the assetts of the estate In life hands to his SUCCOP
sor to be appointed.
By order of the Court,
E. CORNNIAN, Clerk.
20,488 JO
Jan. 22, 1864-3 t.
RECRUITING!
THE undersigned is now prepared to
receive Recruits for any REGIMENT OR COMPA
NY in the United States Service.
358 60
• _
The following Bounties which do n ineludo the
local bounties, which are now being I,lfered by Boroughs
and Tow ahipa, wlll 1,0 paid T. , V faiBLA YS, IS wit
HUNDRED I) )1,1,9119. To NEW ILELBLUITB, THREE
HUNDRED DOLL.LICS.
$lB2 Oq
173 JO
133 tiu
Ih3 03
One Jlontll2B pay in Advance will also lie Piid
IBM
The Coiled States serviee now offers :0e yuperior in
tletiOloll to eloihing and rations, oedipal
It an opportun ty for every MOH UOIOIIB Not .
tiler to a.•lliel, e varlV nu , l 111,11111,,b).• promotion.
YOUNG M P, .N of the keyst,me :tate, I make this ap
peal In beh,diyi I hos e or your noble b ethren who hay°
for so man, Ion! mouths :111d nn so molly bloody and
gl Hods field, -a. tamed the honor Of our good aid
State. Thee to,o< r rill 1111 tly to VIM for suee Pr, now
ill I t thenor Is almost done and sendsly few
MON. ht, In arts and loyal Manta to achieve a per tti
and 11,0)1 ng l'eare
In rear of the Franklin Ilon so, on Church
Carli , le, l'a.
Capt. ii. M. D0N1..1100,
Feb. 6, Itevrtaltlng ,Iffteer
9,1'0 99
PUBI, L C S E !
Thu rsdrw, I'e G. Iti r 1864
virti, "r m., (he
)., ,t •„,„!..•r t ;110 1111 , 1, , i,,11 , •i,
\ In• 1. , * Ir ..I I t•• It [lntl.,r
synl ht-0 ,Ivor
tltt 111. .; . I 1
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nor: and \V,•:! ova( d For
oticap and deidratd.•
thi d r.tru in.1,1.4,1-nt
OM
MEM
EINE
Salo eoin at to u c:.,ck A. M., whim tiirms
will bin. midi. 1%110, II by
I!ESE=I9
Valuable Real Estate at
Public Sale.
\‘, 7- 11,1, sold ut on Sat
ittiv elJrnan' Ih7o. loin the
lor..rokes Ii • I •h•...1,1,..k1 IA it :
A P.l. ..0• th , ..,••• 1
"11„,.„ , st"nutty, on the ii ,, rth
,ide 0: ine it.•
A le
1.,, 1.110 11 tin<tle , re
\ - 77 - 17•)1 , 41•:•; fi t•
qt1P0•1• - •
I•l,•ther With a tint. I (PL. , "
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MEM
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z 0 5 5
oliry 0 I I , •
:••••!‘ "o Lc•o..t oTII.IIII tor 1,1
1 ,, t , r .tr, L •: , 1,,1,• L.,
11 •A 'I , will b. ,1‘..”,
q ua L , •r1,1 I, ~ 1 1 i /N.-11,1.111,
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PRI VATE SALE.
rllho ~ilHoribor well atl iit Priv•Lte
,dt• tract ot spent I.l'!tisT•r", I,‘C situ
ale ill Jr , io. t Cumberland . nU
the r lealing iron Carlisle to Lisbon., I miles ELM,
of ei...taloitig
1 • , 4
3110 26
70 Acres, anti 111 Percheg,
awl lag
The Itarr.,vetuonts are a Two-Story
DNVELI,IN(I HOUSE,
Stone Bank Barn,
it: Alio
7.; loog, WAIWN SHED, CORN
Cill It ,t.• I here is \Vidl it ntlV r a• 11
pa, , lCisturn e,os t, the do .r. and st "1
rour.ing through the tra,t There also
)1(Cf7,11( I) ()I' CII()ICE rIT,
in tine hr raring o r ier, , .n the pretnl4es. It, A. re. .q
the trot ~vereil with t hotre Timber. This
t , d in he int t•t of a o , llrishing nei,,h
ltoehoo i.Shs ,tores, l'hurehes, Celt ‘ols,
thu5...... iu.d , tl rs ester 111.1 • 10t.I . C.0. 1 1, to. 1/11r.'11.0.ert..
to view the I'mperty, -rill please
call tits t.lle uudesrigued re.dditn: on the [ll,TlliFier.
JOHN SOLLE.NHE'tti Ell, Sr,
ERE
COMM
129 42
147 74
MEM
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OU Yif
1K64-3 , .
o.TAm ES A. PUNB \R, Attorney at
Law. Carli Ir, l'a. tVklit,e with Wattli t la kor.
Jun '2'l., 1,4,-,1-Iy.
uDiTOR'S N o'l' IC
1 , :-.tato of Sam ufd II A dye no, der'd.
lu Lill! Inotter 01 the eneetft/oes to the final adminiff
tratiou accuout of Thomas D. lirj,frui, Fxecut, of-um
410 II Ad laze, deCe. Th.. undendgeedltppointed All•
alto, lid th, , r . l,lliit's Court of Cumborlaud rilll.Aty. to
sport ‘lll/ ( o,l•lltioris, n ill moot llto pazth:
ested at ll , h 0111,, it. tho limotp,ili of Carlisle, at 11l
o'clock, A. M., o! Thursday, the 3,ttt day of February,
$110,295 00
160.1
.11in. 29, '64-1;t,
D)1 IN It .1:1'() It' S NO'r I t E.-
t Sof ,N.l.lll:r.trath.n on the 1 , ,,00te of Go,
: , trobin lot ‘,l North Mid,llvton townstir, hove
boon ja-nod 1.. tin I.tilowrilnor residing In Frallkfiflli
tow .51.11, l'a Vale" is hereby glour. to all persons
Indeloe.l In, ,11 I I•ete, to make Itonincliato paymont
I.:I .•;otlos to present them 4.1111) authttu
li,,“, I ovt,t. aeeul to
21..217 t 0
Inn I , 4
ji2o J 4
V U 1) IT ( ) .. i.' 8 ,N l; T 1 C I , ',
g
.1.. Th, a.,,1. , ,,d,:n0d app, inlet' Auditor by the
Urpt,in'a Cow 114141111 1 11, :11111ic.1111ty, 110 marshal and
Mau - Unita Chu a,set, in tile bands ot 1..t11111.11•1 Myers,
Ali
and e
utel I. Itoovr, adminintratars or . 1 , 70 . j , my .
y r ,„ l a t. a %in t ..., to,. .ship, Lk,•(t., will meet the par
ties Intervstad at Ilk 1.12,r, .” 6at u, day, F',.b 13th
1814, at 10 v'elovk A. 11.
- 1...1. W. FOULK,
Jan, 22, 181S1-1 • 4. Auditor.
'A `shU 1
Poor Home Visitors' Report,
9 1 0 the honoral)le Jaltic.B 11. Grallnlll,
esbient adze and allchael Cocklin Nail It ugh
Stuart, Astoria to Judge,' of the Court of Clundie,
County
We, the persons appal mud by said Court. as VW tars
to the Poor F onto. for the year lii 3, do vertlfy, that
we have visited tine ~,4111a freq men sly din ing the pros
out year. and !Hasid) at times when Mr. t 4 oyder (the
steward,) was nut aware ot our sining. and invariably
found the house In excellent. nfder the several apart
MOMS well adjusted and the bed rh,uuhern mean aod
furniehod with good and son beds AlB.l, everything
on the farm or portaining to the premises in very good
condition. andlho management of the far.m w••Il con
ducted and arrant/al. The rations for Ulu inmates are
Tory good aria palatable, and everything necessary for
their comfort xruvided. Ettatrvaltin Indicates that
the steward Is inlet outing to uoiko all who are in hie
charge as comfortaitlo as Ito possibly can. as Is shown
by his assiduous application. Wo might roasonably
suppose that amidst - the number of paupers there, the
place should ROOM gloom and subletting. but on the
Contrary we tied the droater part cheerful and merry
and displaying conviderable testa lu keeping their
persons, (espoodoily
.the females.) Sad All seemed as
though they lived at boom, usjoyed life and passed
thole thus mirthfully and appreciated the comforts
procurol and conferred upon thorn. Among the num—
bur of paupers, there worm a up ober of children who
wore formed into a to 14001 at plr of the year. some
having brilliant minds. As remarked before. the stew.
ard is very attontive and always pleasant and atrium.
ble, (\irs. • n vdcr too,) and his task being a wearisomo
and unpleasant ono. we do think that he is n t fully
compensated for his labor, and would insist on having
lit" salary ineroi.eti. '(Vs also thin); it nevesshry•to
make come ioiprov etuents to tie buildings. to would
recommend hn Vial it Rap I apse tmrut eXagtod, apart
front the main building, expressly fir the hospital. hut
do not urge It strongly at the present time. Much mum
might be said, but wo t hitt k it not necessary, 111.18-
nm:eh as we Inane noticed every point worthy of notice
and our consideration, and as from what WO have al
eady said you will readily infer that the h toward Ms
charges his duty admirably an I In ro,tard to what wo
hove said of his merits, is nothing more than what Is
justly duo hint. Wu might eunntrk that dm sick are
well cured for and have the altontionco of a vory.judit
010 aa physialan,4ol-the uot!ge and sympathy of Mrs.
Snyder.
C. 17 ,9.19 10
87,959 16
Jan, 22,'1883.:—11V
Foi Sale.
), NO. ICE.
El'll Lha3,
dtn'r 11,111, y Butler. Ile 'd
joil.N II AI'S.
Auditor
W I LIAA )1 111 NI,
i,tra for
HENRY MOWER,
,TIIO3IAB DI6AD LY.
O. D. CRAIG!' EAD,
LIST OF SALES
BY WM. LEVENNEY.
Feb. 4 Geo. Kimmel, oder, York co.
10. Wash \Voil. South Middleton.
11 Elias Hoffman • Upper Allen.
12. Ephraim Baker, S Middleton,
15 John Gutehall, S. Middleton.
18 Peter Stock, North Middleton.
19. John K. Stouffer, Dickinson.
20. Mary Shuh, S. Middleton.
22. A bm. Sollonherger, Monroe.
23. John C. Powley, S. Middleton.
24 John U Keeney, S. Middleton.
25 John (3 Beltzhoover, Monroe.
26. Josiah Swtler, Silver Spring.
26 Benj. F. Vitt, W. Pennnbero'.
27. S & IV. A. Myers, "
29. Jacob Lehman. South Middleton
Mch. 1. A. A Ricker. Sil.er Spring
2 Elias Butiorf,
3. W. U. Wunderlich, Middlesex.
4 Henry N Grabill, Monroe.
5 Geo J. Belizhoover, W. Penn.
7 J O Saxton, Silver Spring.
8 Frederick Reep, Dickinson.
9. Sam'! Williams. ailtn'r, S S.
10 John Reef). S Middleton.
11. Eliza Trout, N Middleton.
12 Jounthnn Holmes, N. Middleton
14 Jacob I3urkholder, S. '•
15 Joe. Newcomer, Monroe.
16 Jno, Q Grove, Silver Spring.
17 Jno. lietntninger, S. Middleton.
18. G. A. Searight, Dickinson.
19 Christian Hoover, Upper Allen.
20 Josiah N.•lson,
22 Henry Leidich, Monroe.
23 Jacob Weitzel, Silver Spring.
To The Boot & Shoe Trade t
CHASE & PEDDLE
yr AN U FACTURERS of' Uppers, No.
.11j IS South Third St.. (up stairs). Philadelphia.
Inform the trade that they keep constan ly on hand
a full assortment of glen and Children's Boot and
shoe uppers, of every description, made only from
prime stork, and filled with best materials. in the most
fashionable city styles Trial orders and solicited, and
prompt attention will be paid to all orders sent to
them.
Terms Cush on Delivery !
Jan, 29, 165-1-3 m.
Geo, W, Carpenter, Henszy & Co's
Wholesale Drlty Chemic•:.l Wu/T/I,ms,',
No. 7:17 M.trket At., PhilaJ , 'JphiN.
'1 1 111; Subscriber ki.4441,s c,,,n,tant ly on
h" , 4 4 1 4 1 4 ,, ,z44-t" , i , 4 , 1 Di4(44•444 C/I!.:111.
14111111 UTP'I , . ht 1 1'1“ 4•ly nth,
tt h WI, , pp,•rtnink to the o•tutir tein t0 ,, 4t
.txt.•ll,iy“ varl,ty . ; Alm inyll,ll;l.srj
11,,rripti
All at tieli• . purehrineil ft nn us v.in eolieil on at bp
ir prim.
Lx 1 It e iiiret stult In
w ill in.she it the iiitetesl ul iiiiis • illNers b 1 Ixr in their
I ' l,ll IP , U 1L II future Ilrull/firr l
11111• uAi Ill' its 001 it ' , lir 10 alt ,
le.ilituetit. All tittlers to us by umil urutLur
wi,u, will anitut
01.:1). IV I' it I.ENTKIL lIENSEY .4 Cpl.
73. , irtrk,t Strvet,
Fob. 5. 'l:4 ::n)
! i IST AT E NOTICE.
-,
A I.,:tter!‘ of Admitlistration.ot) theEstAte ol 1),
‘ .11,1 n, lot! of Prvltiri,oll towt2olllp. der'.l.. II vim;
1,-, , Ii 1.-11,. Ito 111.• 5111,51711,.., rt.-I.llllg In 1.3 . 1 d 1. ,,, ll
. plap._ ...I,ul.ice.o. huroby givon to all .$1.11 . -01:18 ill4Ol 1(..l1.1
to ~till I, Ult., to tot.. itffillediAte pitynt , ,t. and t liOsto
hat ing 1 1:111110 11/ prve cut t bum Our Nr•ttlPment to
ii 1...11.1.1 V, I. NE. Jr.
S.l\ll'l.l,l', LINE.
Frl, 1,, 1- i'.l .Iklizlinit-1T111.0t,,.
Town Property for Sale.
A.)l authm.i.4,l tt) sell the l'roperty of
u., ut d 011 11,.. Nftrt,' ni.t.• or
P".1111 , t 5t1,14 root, - , troot l'Io• lot
?To , 12.1 It. t eisWp. hon
!!!1 . 1 . I 1: 11!0., it 'I TWO pl.,,tero I !loose d
;1; , n while or
;Is limy
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WHEELE AVILSONN
tibi 111"/ G C 471 It A'
AT REDUCED Pt;lC ES,
With Glass Clo.l, Presser, Improved Loop—
Check, New S yle Hammer, Binder,
Car er. Braider, etc.
Ai Mc Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa
Itighttst Premituns at the
EX111111 , 1 1 1,. 1802
tahustaitt. exitiprrioa,
at the Fairs of the
I. =1
Silver Medal ae the l'ennealrama State Fair
, eptember. i Sti3
American !mil/tut, Now York, Association,
Ilmiton, Franklin I midi ttti..l'hilarleirMin, NI et rm. litati
Institute, limn! ute
Baltimore, Association. Cincinnati, Km,
tucky Institute, Louisville, A,socintion,
Louts, Aleclanks' Institute, :Mil Frticcineu.
At the State lairs of
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CONNECTIOUT,
NEW JERSEY,
IEN N LY AM A,
IRUI
01.11(1,
INDIANA,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
is N Y
AN,
ISCONSIN.
LALI FOIIN lA.
'these celebrated Maatines are adapted to e'vers va
riety of Sewing 11.' fain II V wear. fr,rni the lightest mils
lion to the henvieet cloths. l'hay work ey naily well
upon silk, linen. woolen, end 0,41,,n geode--.l3ea.ming
quilting gathoroig. hamming, foiling. e and
Lr.Jdlug— making a beautiful and perfect' stitch, alike
nn b tit <i is—an.l port wining every spades of ' , awing
exramt ranking button holes and stitching on battens.
Full in I.l.ll,tiollet for operating the Ilitallina ie given
gratuitouely at the Mali's rooms. W slarbileit
le vrnl 1.1.1140 st, that personal ruction
inconvenient, in card at direction in sent, w bleb Is
t.uflicient guide
The qualilie. , which recommend the {{heeler Sc.
Wilson Claabine re--
1. and exoullenco or stitch, o” Loth suJes
at the fAnric
2.. Strength. firmness. and durability of seam, that
will not rip We' rat 1.1. and made with—
Ecnn ,, my of thread
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to
purposes AM] Material,.
atlel elegance if model and finish.
O. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7. Speed, ease of open atieu and management, and
quietness - of movement
ECIIEDULE OF I'ItIOES.
N 0.3 Machine, WIILI
Plain Table, $45 CO
Half le, Pannelied, • Ito 00
Halt aso l'ollsaed, Black Walnut or Mahogany 55 00
No. 2 Machine with
Plain Table
IDE=I
Half Cast),lishod, Black Walnut or Mahogany 1.15 00
No. 1 Machina, Silver plated, with
Plain Tatbe, 05 00
Half ram, Polishod, Blank %%' 1l 70 00
Hall Case, Polls 'od, Waal( Walnut or Mahogany 7ii 00
Half Case, Polished, liosowood, 80 00
rdll Case, Pollshod, Black Walnut or Mahogany 00 00
Full enso, Pollshei., Rosewood, 100 00^
N0..4 %whine, Largo with
Plain Tablo,
Nc.F. Maelliun, Cylinder, with
Plah ,Tabh ,
TIMMS OAST[
livery Machine le meld with a Hemmer, NOB.I and 2
Machines am sold enniplete,'Arith the NOW Wass Cloth
lirerser, Nov Style iletntser end ltralder.
Wheeler & Wilsou's Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CAILLISLB, PA,
Nov: 27, 181.13—1 y
VA.ILS! NAILS ! ! NAILS ! ! !
A largo stock of good, Olean, Neat, and Tough
nails, a 1 the loWeat Prices. Our nails aro worth Wets
'a kog triro, than any other Make of nalle sold in our
twin. this is thd opinion of mechanics who have tried
them, wo alio, have a full assortment of #
BUILDING IdATERIALB,,
of the latest and moat approvedJOHNyl stes. All goode war
kanted - ae represon_tee P.'LYNE ON
STATEMENT OE THE, .
.MECH_LNICSBUUA tgAN K.
February 2, 1864.
Loans and Discounts, 141,393 27
Stuck of the Cominnr•u wealth of rean'a,. 21).000
l'unn'a. War Loan, 110 t9f)
United States 7 3 10 per et. Loan, 15,u00
-- United States 5 20 6 per et Loan, 50,e110
Dialed States lie 01 0 per et Loan, 5,501
Cumberland On. War Loan, 9...5.10
New Jersey State Bonds tie, 14,000
Duo by other Banks and Bank
ers, 34.4 0 6 99
Nolan and Cherits of other Banks, 11.075 49
U. 0. Legal Tender Note, 6.922
Specie—Gold and Silver, 11,066 03 60,475 51
Due Protest ate.. -- 7 91
Total,
LIAI3ILITIES
Capital Stuck pant in,
Du, to ISnukS and Bankers,
Deposits,
Special Deposita,
$34,751 23
The above Statement le correct to the boat of my
knowledge and belief
131121
11. A. :3 IJIMEON, Cashier.
Sworn and subseribeii before me,
JOSEPH LEAS, J. P.
List of Stockholders of the Meehan-
Levi Merkel, Presdt
John Brandt, Director
W. It. Gorges.
Samuel Eberly,
Levi F. Eberly,
John Nisley,
John Sad! r,
Solomon I'. Ger.me, "
Jacob Eberly, "
Daniel Bally,
George Il tuck,
Isaac II Baker,
Samuel llPrier,
Mathias Bitnar,
David Brindle,
Solomon O. Bowman,
Israel L. Boyer,
Levi Brandt,
Abraham Bowman,
Mrs Francis Baker,
Dorothy Carmany,
Jacob (lover, Sen.,
Samuel Coever,
rh Mrlan Crider,
Daniel Coin tort,
M Ellen Dunlap,
C Dunlap,
BOllja In in Erb,
Eliza Eberly,
Ems lit g rr. of .1..
Rebecca Frank lebOrcer,
in 111,1,1 or, Jr ,
(leo litunincl.
Mi Intel ll,s,Yer,
,loon lined.,
BARGAINS BA..AGAIN3 !
Vt 3 the I loli - days - are — pfiq;
hk, ilre I.f tits ,‘ inter rod prl“,
1 Vita, ISr.•he I,flav twk.
also a .1111.1 Fl grliatil I. d‘lt
pricus.
4tenertl 'v. Con:it:tut : 4 tlllli,
ing reeviire•d. rho pr . , 111,11 , 11 Du• 11,1 1,
liiinso lurnklung, dilinin will Le Lin,Ler I nd
1.0 periiiino ur 1101 . 1.1 , Ji I lione Cued., lietnre nn
uthrr tolvani, PLinge cull at tLe uLI stand tun dma,r
belew Martin • S IL t iI.•
Cumberland Valley Railroad
‘Torl'lcE 1.'()
I_l:ll,ltiftor .Int.tiary It-t. Thrmt.4l) 4 ti v. on Ili,.
V 111,) :tntl ['rata). III!! I, x ill bc.rs
•
to Hari isburg:, lo
Nlor,itutox n,
'tit 1 lIII_
17 I • 1i• 3n 0
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1 1.1 L 1'1~~,•,
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t;“ r.l Ilrrlrr , ill
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r suli;:criber, because ut' ill fica!th,
rut,l brit ate Ili,
it idn stilts tii rem,. at len.f. kir It
[0,1 ,0, 1 priill.ll.l) tart II lily ,err I. i•iiii.• 1
I sit3l I tity Ott ortuttt• t.:tt itt Itrtt:to)
o.•rj.pa v% tll ht•tit tut t ut-11.11
-% op+. tit ,tti,ntt..
• lib litit ur , hod. t. , a nti.tit of Its
!Lit ,tii m.urtinout of
,barcu, `l'/11 11'(11
0. 1 ,34111 g Om ta.tlitt.• Itt.
INN iI,l~ 1,1,, 2111 d
The ba.ance of ntaock, compcmoti of
C 1 1) A It NV A It E
such ss T , •hs, Churns, Itu,i,ct, Curn Brsnns—
t ohoiCeSt in any marl. et.-- in
China, Glass, Queensware, Crocks.
, will tAI sold at reduced prix, 0.
would erninneo this opportunity of tendering my
slnukrest 'hanks to the uuu u •rou , friends and onside,
or- rr ho hare for 11 period .if over t went) rears, iven
nu• so generous a d liberal a shore of their patronage.
trusting that my labo , s to please hare not altogether
been in 53111.
To much as Iracollt.':01111( a to Sritle with the, either
for or a.rmiu-t. I would et tto that I will as hoee
tofore, be firutril at my atrial place of business, where
I will be al VIQ be he pp) to eoe thee..
" Madon 11011." erirlisle,
Jatmary ti, 1%1.4.
Slir - Perry Advocate pleamc ,w.py
JUST received a large addition of new
Furs, \NV,. Capes. iotor lope. , also Clunks Az
Mantle, Cl..aking Cloths, in In New lork, ery cheap.
llguied and Fancy Dry, Si:ks,
t.t. h,try VV6.lun t il , Ve`i lor the cul weAther
tiennine flat, ver I.llovps allll (JIIIIIItIOS
Please rid , East )lilt Street, use door ileinw Mut fl
E;CEMM!
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD & PEROT, ►►36 Ridge avenue,
l'A I I,AUEI,I.IIIA, 1.A.,
OFFER. fur sale upon the most vora
blo Terms. N PAN' and BE \ rlym, DEsniss
groat irty of IRO ; It for CE \I EtElll
It 1.;;;1 DENCI,S, A.e.. and Wrnd,),,t t‘ nd rnnE I,un. and
GAI.VANIZED Ilt.)N and BRA TUBINti Ilt'iN
\'E'iA\UUli. II L !tr.N I ES. S liS, COUNTERS,
FOUNTAINS, comrmss, 111 routs': posrs,
P Sl' INDS, V ISE-4:f ‘131,1:-4, F1, , /VVER rAN
SOFA:.;. CHAIRS. rif.lll;Afil. ANDI /1,1 all
of or Ivo) Work! , of it Uto•orai Iva cloa• actor. I/1,4;w,
Ihrwartle I fer stilealuo. Persons rtinilvini; fur MIR) 0,
)11,1”0 st,:tto the klud of worl, needi.d.
Nov. 20, 181;3.
r 1 .11 E public are hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered Into a Co
Partnership, under the name of Delaney A; Blair, for
the purpose of parrying on the Coal am d Lumber buri
n ese, at too old Bland of Cheer Delaney, near the Das
Works; where all orders in their lino of business are
respectfully solicited, and will bo promp ly
DLL V ER DELA NCY,
- - - 44--.NDREA-V
EEO
IZEI
Oct. 16, 1633 t f
6a-Ortirrei for coal will be received at, Halbert &
Flettilueu Grocery Store: Robert Aloore's Shoe Store
and A.. 11. Currying Shop.
IVO...Orders for Cool or Lumber solicited through the
Post, Wilco, arrangements having boon tondo with lho
Postmaster to (Thorp. the }wane on Came to no. All
ordors punctually tilled.
76 00
QM
FSTANE
Letters lestatoufitary ou tho . Estate of John
Darr, theft! , late of Prookford township, having bee.
is,ued I.y the Register - of Cumberlano County, to the
Hier, resitting in the above township. MAD° in
hereby given to all persons Indebted to said estate to
tonne payment, and these having claims to presuut
them duly authenticated fur tiottlement to
DAVID DARR, Jr.
thltl. 8, I 881-130.
. Executor:
LISTA T M NOT IgE.-
jtu Notice to hereby given that lottery testamantary
wero thia day granted to the undersigned of the ebtato
of Esther 'Whin - Oder, late of South Middleton totiin•
ship. All persons indebted to sold illstale, are rug uebt.
ed to Make payment of the canto to the undersigned,
and those baying elainis against bald Estate will pro
sent Mom tO
dart. 8, ne4,-01.
ASSEI',
123,v 3 24
38 45- 481
icsburg Bank
John Kautimer.,
Coarad Koim,
Henry Logan,
Mrs. M. J Luek,
I Levi Lnutz,
Dr L. ii. Loukor;
Fianna Louhor,
Jacob \lumina,
A. U. Mariatt,
David K. oerkel,
Barbara 11. Merkel,
Naomi S. :Merkel,
I.las. Weir Merkel,
i Mrs. Sarah .1. Merkel,
Martin Alumina,
Joseph ail linen,
U Moser,
Mrs Mary C
Jacob K. Allesly.
David ,Nhiewangor,
B. C Painter,
John igel,
)Iri. Catharine Rupp,
1;001 . g0 Sterner,
dames I. Selinch,
‘t m. li. Smith,
John Shopp,
Chas. I , :quer, '
Benjamin 111 . 1,1,
Mr', Catherine V.:41,11,v
dames B Heir, •
John
Iln , lrcc 11 ehhert,
11o1rert. tt 11 , 1211,
lenrj Zen: Big.
117.vi"/;7e (If
13Ifin1cds v J Ww,1,•11.
l!alIMIlilill
Closinz up nuziness
FURS! FURS!!
11 - LVTEII GOODS,
W. C. SA WY ER
Notice of Co-Partnership,
DULANCY &
JACOB BIBKIJOLDER,
Bnuty Atlddlct n Township, Ouniti: Co
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER'S,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
5000 ids. Super Extra at 20 cis. Good
4-4 A/a, 23cts. Extra Ileayy
4-4 Bela Muslin at 31cts.
Domust le Gingbarns, Check,. Ticklugs. Juana, nitunele
or tdi oilurq. Home Mode Flaunela Gray and White,
Home Made Jeaua.
We have also all the lower priced ?luslinnand Prints
on hand, and
Plri in iiinck Silks at :ill priot
$338 J 76 7S
WI! now HOll an extra quality of Mask Silk at $1,"45
worth 4i1,50 per ylud u and Fancy Silks of ovary
des...i.tiou at low io ken.
NO 000
b, 00 :1
010
DRESS GOODS,
un we bare purehnseed our entire 'dock of Drone Goode
in New York (which is ileadquartera. for all the New
r.!vies.) livery one will hid it to their advantage to
give our stock a look !whore going e sewher•, ua you
will see all the latest New York Styles, at prices to suit
the times
MINEMI
LM ORAL SL IRTSpfrozn $2,50 up to the fineat
grade's.
Cloths and Cassimeres,
a full assortment of Cloths, Cantu:tuna duct Beavers,
all of the Newest Styles.
Also a full stock o MOURNING GOODS, at
at astonishingly low prices.
Gloves. Hose, woolen and cotton; Collars, &c.
In our stock of Goods, Nubia.% Sontags, Bcrtrfa, kc.,
we defy competition.
We have a large assortment of Regular wade goods,
(nut Auction bonds,) which ne can sell at lower price/.
than any Wholesale House, large or small, either Ist
city or country.
Shawls of every description, at. the lowest flguie.
All We ask la a Call, we are confident we CAD please
both In styles and prices of goods.
0111•:4; SFIELD & SHEAFE.II,,
S. I:. Cor. Market Square, 2nd door from Cor.
Oct. 2, 1002.
First Prize Medal at the World's Pair,
London, 1862.
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I" i,,•••• vo,,stmai ) baud full M.-
11,1,111 1 , 1 ht• fluuu• umnutuctured by
y . ..H . lll/h
IG.tell IL
L.V4.1.1111:11 ` n..L selected in-dea
ry xll4 will I .1t tls
New 'Jasli. Factory Prices,
,1111 tl II +lit) , tt of 1. rt i.. 111 to t.',11.1,
rit o, tot, 5.111 , f to
tetiOn win ,
1,2, tt
t. It pot, II at. r
Vertoo, dito, to p,tr•Lt.t—• nit loutod to call and
enao:,tll,• , ..lll.riv 111,1 l'uotot,
It. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main : ., tr,et, dd d i-t id Ihe Mancdun Iluuse, pex.r
I). pot
SEC, /NT) lIAN 1) I'l 1N.9 rt.ceived In axcliango and
kep riti,i to rrti!
. .
'TAICLE NOTICE.
Firm of I,eiklieli sawyer &
_B . ar, iit.• tht, been etl by the mutual
rttll I..tele n.
,1•111.. A. L
. 1t1I• ti 1' FirTN 'III' hett..lt. nil .1 It. 1,01-
1111.'"1 d .I'llll L•1111i , 11,11 th 5' be ...el] by
etl nt the ehl .-1 . 111.1. It I"111 , 41y I, per tela
t, li en% ind....ted to maid Firm,
• CA' , th. .glue
,I.
.!till N
1)..I Lveliell du I •• 1.1 out th , .lr
IT. -.mil . tl.e etl, MllO
th.• 1;,.11 c" 11. Llo• teeht
1111 . `llll,l. 'lllll S; ANL, ',il, ,
tip Labia
014
st Mlle nets t Itt tile
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tr 1,11 I, to>111'.•1 r two..tomm.latlun
mot eifetel ill
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St lit 1 1.
r VJ 1 ) A 'US M N'l' I 1.1,A• LOAI{. -
g Eill'oft I l • NI — 111:sT:\ „ti st, u ot,
i 1 llarrl. :‘,„ , MAXI! I
.1 •cr,r, ,f their
then MI,. ml ..t
IL kis- tuu.l I 1, Itti,
itntermer
ILI • 11111111 LIL :I If iti our Dow
vliabieh .1..n..te the fill It td atttutiou to
our
PhIL I)I.:PAIITNi ENT
voi,l e h "Hi 1..• f..utt.l fltr..,ll.ei ith every lescrip
tir, ..1 T 1 tl , L • llun 11l lII' V1.1:11,111t00 , 1 no
iir tine will
01:1WICS per 11. nil ~I. eareltWy :Ittet“ted to. and
deli tie l'llar,re, ti r ly distance inside oft
.1. IV PHOCT(IIt Ut CO.
N.. 920 0 11P,TN CT Street, PItILAD A.
A ulzust 2Pth. ly.
MEMO
=
1 ) N well known
IIKU\S and HARMONIUMS, 1110 - dyeing the of
,f pedal bar , na ev.) y in,trutuent.
ERNEST GA /MEWS
HA \ EN et BACON'S aud
DAVIS, & Cu., etlebrated I lANOS for au&
at a libaral tt• Unction
f;LLO v er
.1A M ES ItELLAK, Salo Agent.
9 '2,SI S. 111th atreet, above Spruce.
NI ILA DELHI:A, Pe.
A pril 17, 1563-Iy.
BEMIS
ctf uniounras to Ili, cll(hens of Carl lobo dultlby
e
p u hn.• Ilia( he still vontSnuec the manufac
ture tit all ul tta and shunt iron non, in J. P.
Halbert's t Lantilur ntreet Carl! -In at the
nagu of thu
where ha will at al! times be ready to do all kiods of
work in his line with nentnet-a and despatch.
Also can at all (Awes be ha.. those c, lebrated, Nolt
e:eating and self testing pretniuni airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JARS
Ito , tine, Sj Ii a. 1,1 all 1.11.16 of jobbing done et
not e.
Cht. paid for old I,•:nl, pea tt.r . null Thank
fill for the pits iln li.•reltpfvrt• e•.trb.led. Le bop. by
rti :atc111.1..11, nod a dos., to pient,e t.ll to duel It a
c mti 1.11:111 , ••• ILI I. ',lino
1)(.111 I n..rl L6r nlau ,it thu Colleu Pot
Ain i I
- 1 EN 1:.1t .1 L Iit:ALEN in Flour, and
/all 1•1114` of r)
~t 1 -ot Muiti and West ,treat,.
The 1,,1 Frehli (;,,tll.l I :tinily flour at A.
z Ens.
^
11 UST received and very cheap at
el Itl I NiFf I,D & SUB A If" RIB;
As we purchase these gnous of On extunslvo Cloak
Manufactory In NEW Tacit, we are able to offer supo&
or inducernents to any 110Uhd lu the country.
FURS FURS
We defy competition, having Made arrangements with
one of the largest low York For Co's., to Supply ua
with eholso.ilnutis-__]l'o-tual ramildeut-wo.aan sell Furs
atCUy prices.
(1111.1ENF(ELD k SIJEAFER.
S. E. Cor, of Market, lure, 2d door.
N0v.13, 1863.
A FULL assortment of Alen and Boys!
i--1.11, , ,t4 and Sh it's, suitable for thu whiter. Aloe,
Ladles and Alissub's Balmoral Bootem,lilLen's Booth
of all 'clods. Ladlmi and lientlinnen's QUM Dyer Shwa.
My old bustomerestidap I
,want of good and .heap
B oo t s and Shoo, will 'pfemie nud examine the
before purchasing. Main Strout, ucarlyiof posit°
the Depot.
CMS. OGILIIY, Trusted,
Carlisle, Nov. 21, 1863
Bryans Pulmonio Wafers . ,
Ai'. RA LOTOWEI
Dor. 11, 1801
IF ST AT E NoT
j ttors of Administration on, 1.1
he state of Jo.
:mph - May, dec'd., Into of East Penneboro township,
having boon Issued by the ReAsteref Cumberland CO;
to the subscriber, residing in saidAmenhltip Notice
is hereby given to all person indebtod to said estate
to make payment, and. thoso•having claims to - present
them duly authenticated for settlement to •
• ' ti tO. W. OP,IBBWELL,
Adnitalstrator,'
Jan. 8, 1881— Ot4
- -
6 RAND OPENING
AT„
SILKS
Notions and Woolen Goods,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
JoILN K. ST.I YNIAN
=MI
COFFEE POT 4
RED con • . E.7.: Por,
A SING ZSER
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS !
MOOTS dr. SHOES,