rather than to repine because God has Galled
him Bola_ to heaven.
Resolved, • That wo testify our appreoiation
of his blameness cheraoter,_ pure life and ihe
noble principles which have ever actuated
him in the disuharze of all his fraternal du
ties.
Resolved, That although ho has passed
away from us and we shall hoar his cheerful
voice no more, his imago will ever dwell in
our hearts.
Rae°lved, That the ueual ceremonies be per
formed, and that our badges be draped in
mourning for the required period.
Resolved, That to the afflicted family of our
deceased brother, we extend our warmest
sympathies in this their melancholy bereave
ment.
- Resolved, That a copy of those resolutions
beiransmitted to the bereaved family of our
late, brother, and to the press for publioation.
Wni. B. PARKER, 1
HOWARD B. lions°l , l,
THOMAS A. RILEY, }- CO/71/114tee.
WILBUR 11. BURNITR,
EDGAR E. flAwrisas, J
The Board of Managers of the Soldiers' Aid
800iety respectfully submit their second quar
terly Report.
The statements to be made by the Treasurer,
the purchasing Committee and the Steward
will present the details of the money receipts
and disbursements, and of the articles made
- and distributed by the Society. There seems
to be no further' need of report on those sub
jects.
We are pleased to announce that much more
activity prevails in the community in refer
'once to the great object we have in hand, than
when our association was formed. How much
of this is due to our exertions, is really limns
terial to those who are working unse tisttly for
the welfare of our soldiers. It is however a
matter of deep regret to the Board, that a
misunderstanding has arisen between num•
bore of persons who are thee engaged. Be
fore a proper tribunal we are confident that
our action as a Society, will appear impartial
and conciliatory and such as befits an or
ganization designed to bo general and to em
brace as many of our citizens as possible.
There undoubtedly existed from the beginning,
a necessity that, the members of the Society
or the friends of the soldier, should associate
themselves in circles for sewing or other ac.
live labours to supply such articles as the de
mantis of the service require. And it is, in
our opinion, unfortunate indeed for the peace
of the community and for the credit of all
parties engaged in this work, that when such
- associations 'are - formed, efforts are not more
carefully made to harmonize all plans and to
make them co operative for still greater sue
oess in the future. We would fain hope that
this result may yet be reached. When we con.
eider that our Society numbers about 3(10
names, and that among them are most if not
all those persons who are known to be very
efficient and able workers in this community
in this good cause, it is deeply to be regretted
that alienation of feeling or a division of for
ces should result frotn one common aim We
will not suffer ourselves to believe that the
people of Carlisle cannot, as is commonly re
eorted; unite in - any' 'good - work, - - - hut - will
strive to bring about a better state of feeling
-and of action. If there is auy atssatisfactiou
with the Constitution of our Society or the
organization of cur Board, the annual meet
ing is at hand and the requisite changes can be
made. If there is any lack of power or of
adaptation to the wants or the claims of the
cause, it can then be remedied, and a plan
may be devised for as many auxiliary assn
ciations among our members or others as may
be desired. In any way in which, persons may
desire to raise money or to labour for the sot
dier's welfare, they may, if they will, have '
full power and the entire credit for what they
do, without directly ignoring an association
so liberally constituted and so generously
large in its organization. But if any be dis
posed to act entirely irrespective of a S
ty which perhaps numbers them among its
.members, and to pursue a wholly separate
career, we have neither time nor desire to en.
. ter into ..ny controversy on the subject, We
;shall bo content to let the public judge
which course is most seemly.
Our relations with the Sanitary and Chris.
lien Commissions are friendly and beneficial.
We have an associate manager of the former
body, although maintaining still over bade
pendence, as originally constituted. We are
indebted to the latter tur a donation of reading
matter to the soldiers stationed here, and for
interesting information by it public lecture de
livered in town, representing the operations
of the Commission and the condition of our
prisoners iu Richmond. It is especially grati
fying to record that the only rivalry existing
between the two commissions is as to their
capacity to do good ; and that t hey assist each
other in ministering to the armies in the field.
The generous Donation of one hundred and
twenty dollars from Prof. Marshall the U. S.
consul at Leeds and Mr R. M. Stevenson
biz agent at Sheffield, England, though in
cludel in the Treasurer's report, seems to
deserve especial mention. We have form
ally return,;:d our acknowledgemmats to the
donors.
The action taken at our, last quarterly meet
ling for the relief of the families of soldiers
resident in our midst, by the appointment of
a oominittee to visit and report on their wants,
hes led to the disbursement Of considerable
sums in a way that has commended itself to
the judgement of the Board. Pledges, very
distinctly made to some of the men still in
arms, require redemption; and we must not
shrink from the task of distributing us faith
fully as we way. the funds that may be devo
ted to that use. The ladies who have acted
as visitors certainly deserve our heartiest
thanks for the pains and labour expended in
this behalf. It may be that they have.found
need which they could not relieve, or some
difficulty in determining the exact measures
of help to be bestowed. But we only claim to
do the best we can, not at all to be infallible,
and we can very cordially endorse the action
of our visiting committee.
We are happy to know that several plans
are projected to add to the funds of the Suoie-
Aty. The Children's Fair to beheld on the
23d inst., is designed in part fur our Soeie•
Ay. The Hayden and Handel Society have
proffered us a benefit in the shape of a con•
.9ert, and a committee has been appointed to
zo-operate with them. Arrangements are al
:tio begun for a Lecture on an interesting top
10. For all these enterprises we bespeak the
generous support of the community, hoping
Abet profit and pleasure may thereby be com
bined.
• In conclusion it seems necessary to suggest
gnome change in our Constitutional pro , (Mon
tfor an Anniversary meeting on the 22nd Feb.
Other appointments for that date will inter.-
Ore .with our own, and our's with them. The
gloeiety Aria probably find no difficulty in ar
trituglng.the matter.
glnvo,lcuag.the right spirit upon our meeting,
this is respectful', submitted.
By order of the Board.
The Treasurer'S Report for the quarter pre
gaol' the following exhibit duly audited.—
Taal ilec.eipte it:winding - last balance 8302,30
Expenditures $180,78.' Balance in Treas
urer's hands, 8127,52.
The Board of Managers as at present eon •
Atituted le es follows :
Rev. F. J. elms, Presidents Mrs. H. H.
Johnson, Secretary ; Mrs. Ann Alexander,
Treasurer; Mrs. G. W. Sheaffer and Mrs .1
P. Hassler, Committee on purchases ; Mrs.
G. W. ,Sheaffer, Mrs. J. P. Bixler, Mrs. J. P.
gassier, Relief committee ; Mrs J. Rheem ;
rii. J. W, Eby, Stewardess ; Messrs Wm.
Pia*, 4. Cathcart, H. S. Ritter, E. Brady,
Rev, lilamuel Philips. Mrs. J. W. Patton. Mrs.
ra,xton, Mia. B. Law.
The annual meeting of the Society will be
he'd in the ,d Presbyterian Cburoh on the
first Thursday if} March, fad prox.) at 7
'40 . 0.4 0 0‘ P. • ,
rTIBLIC. SALES;
, .
lo fop the following publio Sates bove
been:vitae(' at„ this office: '
.11:11.e of,Henry Done!, in Westpensborovg
Opp l ,ou,tlAo. 10tli of Morel) / of Hones, 'oltp,
Cows, young Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Plows,
&o.
Sale of Jonathan Holmes, in North Mid
dieton twp., on the 12th March, of Horses,
Colts, Cows, Calves, Wagons, Plows, &o.
Sale of Levi Goodyear, in Monroe twp., on
the 10th of March, of Horses, Cows, Young
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagons Plows. &o.
Sale of William Wetzel, in North Middleton
twp, on March Bth, of Horses, Cows, Steers,
Sheep, Hoge, Wagons, Plows, &o.
Sale of David Darr, Administrator of John
Darr, dee'd., on Thursday M.roh dd, near
Bloserville, of Horses, Colts, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Wagons, Plows, &o.
Sale of James Grouver in Fran Word twp.,
February 27th, of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Sale of Antos Waidley, near Middlesex,
on March Bth, of Horses, Cows, Young Cat
tle, Sheep, Hugs, Wagons, Plows, Harrows,
In thin place. at Schrlnur'fl lintel, on tho 11th lent,
by thu Rue. Samuel 'Philips, Mr. JOHN GLKIM, to
alien It EH MCC& M. OIVLEit, both from South Middle•
ton township.
On the 13th inst., by tho Bye. J. A. Illoagy,at tho res
idence of the Endo, Mr. JONAS Z. SCliOrr of Chem
homburg, to 31Iss BARBARA E. RUPP, of Shlrsmans•
town, Pa.
On Thursday, the 4th, at the resltlonce of the bride,
near Wooster, Ohio, by thu Rev. Mr Woddel, ALF. 0.
000VL'It, of Cumb., Co. l'a., to 311ss LIZZIE 31. BA
KER.
For the Herald
•
On the 11th, at the residence of the bride, noar Me
chanicsbunt, by tho Rev. J. S. McM urry, Iles. W.
FEttOUSON, of East Balt. Cou., to 31/I.ttY ST. C
CUO 614.
in Harrieburg, on the evening of the 15th Inst., Mrs.
SA It A IL FILILUKI, formerly of Carlisle, aged 22 years.
Lied on Thursday morning the 12th tint., 1). UL ,ISUN
\ IN, aged 21 years.
.• We all do fade as a leaf." How forcibly are theme
words presented to us In the death of (Jib !
How heavy with grief must be our hearts, when we
think of him who was so promising, so lovely, rut IT In
his tender years, just as he was budding into manhood
and when hope NV Hs gathering garlands of honors for
his brow.
And yet we should not grieve for him who has but
fled from this earth, for though we call him dead,
though his form is taken from us, he is not deed; he
lives In heaven. Ile has passed away from this world
to a happier home, a phror
A largo circle ol friends will mourn his losn, for all
that knew him loved him. and y e as hence when his
name will be mentioned, sweet Inemoribs will creep
through our breasts and the remuumrance of his many
loving acts, well be reeal ad to us.
Ibis death should he a warning to all, in inging again
to our minds the awful word.,, "In the midst of lite wo
ore in death." It should remind us that life in hot a
flouting shadow and that sooner or later we all moat
die.
- But while the grief of Ills many Mends will be
000 oro. the sorrows of the home mate desolate no you
can toll.
'• But Oh! the heavy change! not* thou am gone—
Now thou art gone, and never must return."
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
It. C. Woodward.
Carlixie, February 18, 18(14.
FLOUR (Suporflne).... 6 O)
do. (Extra.) • • • .0 60
do ItVI 5 75
WHITE WHEAT • .. 5:5
RED do
V I-'
N KW CURS..
OATS,
MIZ=BIIIIIIIIIMIEEI
I=
(1.0 Eitsv,Eu..
Ti N 1
F. STATE NOTICE.-
-
Notlre is hereby given that letters testaments
ry on the en.tate of Ilonry Rhoads, Sr , deed., late of the
borough of have boon e'ran od by the bolster
to the undersigned restyling in said borough. All per
eons kno‘ving hobo von 10 , 101t0C1 0 flu • sold estate.
are r.. 01 stud to milt.. payment immediately, and
those 'saving el/11111s against add estate will present
them, for settlement to
=I
_4IIF, ST AT NOT I C -
turn of Administration on the ostato or Mrs
Frnnces Ito parr, dee'd , late ot Monne., township, h iv.
iii born issued by the Register or Cunits,rland C wits
to the subscriber residing in said township. Notice In
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to
make payment, and tho.ie having claims to present
lbws duly authenticated for settlement to
F.U. 10, 1914-6 t
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS I
ANTICIPATING a rise in goods, I
have I, , ught a large stneit of Domestic and for
eign goods. sn-h as 34. 4-.4„t; 4, 10-4 1{(01,14 Sheeting
and Shirting \lnsling. 3-4, 44,34, 104, White hhent
log and •hirting Muolt na All the de-Arable maker of
Calicoes. Ditighitnis ; all the widths and 11111\11 , 10S of
Tick logs. Checks. Stripes. Brown and Colored Drillings
Cambrica. Nankeens, Crash. Table Diaplrs, Counter
pins, Jeans and C, tton Pantitlgi.
Also, a large and welt sele,ted stok of
CARPETS,
all grades, Carpet Chain, 011 (Moths. Shades and Blind
material, and all other kinds of house furnishing
Foods, together with DRESS 000Dd, Notionv, Hoop
Skirls White ooutl , &c , &c.
tr-n:cARPET ItA l / 8 WANTED. Please call at the
old Stand, one door below Martin's hotel.
Nab. 19, 1811-1
s (S TATEMENT OF 'TIE FINANCES
OF VIE
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND,
From the Ist Day of January, to the 3181
Day of December, 1863 r
JOHN GUTSHALL, Esq., Treasurer,
REC'EIPTS.
To Intlnoco due County at lasteettle
tnent,
To amount of State and County tax•
us outstanding at last settlement,
State. County and NI litia taxes lev
led for the year
Abatement on State taxes,
Interria rowelled from WI co/lectors,
Exonerated taxes received by Trees.
U cer,
Verdict fees received from Prothono
try and Sheriff,
Itontiveil for stone sold to borough of
'
Total receipt"
Psi& Borough and Tuw uship Assessors,
AD/.TEM ENT.
Paid Collectors, abatement allowed tax
pay ore,
BRIDGES AND 110 ADS.
Paid appropriation to 3l,untain Road as
per Act Ot Assembly, (D. L. lbßi, page
:)91),
For viewing roads,
Fur road damages,
For repairing britges,
ELECTIONS.
Paid Sundry persona for holding general
and tow nuhlp elections,
INQUESTS.
Paid David Smith and othore, holding In
quests,
Dr. S. D Zeigler and othore, pout mortom
examinations.
Paid Grand Jurors,
TraverPo Jurors,
District Attormzyte Moe.
For boarding 3 urorP while trying moos in
oyer and Terminer:
William Gould, Court Cryer,
lao Mr Court,
Witiivos' Met; in Commonwealth mime,
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
Yald Jan. 11, Wagoner, salary an Commis-
aione,r,
George
M. E.Stg
Geo. Seoby., deg'd••
M. Rl•ClelAon,
H. Nowahntn.
and professional Asr.viaes.
.168. Arenda ong, 131erit.
Jae Loudon and otiterp ? ibr statloner.7,
COUNTY OFFICES.
Paid D. B. Croft, auditing, County after,
J. D. Floyd, Cleric of Courts,
Benjamin,Duke, Prothonotary's feel,
A Senocrean, covering desk in lisgistoes
ofilcu,
Jar., Loudon, for doehots fur taros,
W. Norat for mai fOr nogliKer's Moe,
, Gll 71
JAIL AND DASTERN PENITENTIADS.
Paid J. T, Rippoy, for support •of prison
ers, fees, .4.e., 113,7.11 28
W. M. Heaton, for support of prisoners,
(Eastern Penitentiary),
o.4leitin7'and , otbors, rot fuel at
alarriages.
m
ptatps.
I=l=l
DAVI HINA DS,
tIC\HC lIIPLADd,
Executors
JUAN N. 110111 . 1.:R.
Admlnistrator
=43
EXPENDITUI?ES.
ASSESSORS.
COURTS
831 50
H ee 270 00
n n 801 60
H H 240 00
es es 12040
''' at Attorney
100 00
500 00
_ 7-2 81
11. E. Foot and others, or repaving furna
ces At jail,
rnold h Son and othlwe, for goods and
clothing for prisonera,
Jacob [Cotner, for emptying cesspool at
Gee Sr. Water Company, for wetter,
Dr. W. VV. Delo, salary as Physician,
Potor Spahr, for stone delivered,
JUSTJCES' ri S.
Paid Abraham Dehuft, Fag foss in Com
monwealtil Cases,
Michael Holcomb, teas In Common
wealth cagey,
D.Snilth and others, fees in Common
wealth cases,
CONSTAHL ES' FEES.
Paid G. W. Shade and others, foes in Corn
in° u salt h eases,
A Martin and others, quart'ly. returns,
LOANS AND INTEREST.
Paid Samuel Stuart and others, County
bonds,
W. ld Itoetem and others, bounty bonds,
Abruham Lumberton and others, Interest
un County bonds, •
Wm. Alexander and others, Interest on
bounty boudg,
8U81.1.0 BUILDINGS.
Paid A. S. Line and others, repairs at jell,
B. E. Foot and others, repairs at Court
House,
It. Nateher, mint, - as keeper,
It Natc her, extra services,
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Paid E. Corninan,iur printing, $lB2 01
J. B. Breition, 170 30
=Ea
A. IC Ithret.u,
Pahl Jacub Squire, lrenstirer, uhLitnete
(,r ist,3,
Join Hlllur, sa!ary es Director,
Wm. eorDinrin,
Hobert F.llltt,
ThowaB Bradley and others, Visitors,
RELIEF OF SOLDIERS' FAMILIES.
PAM for relief of Soldiers' Families, by
order of Board of Millet, $929 89
rilid W. !A. ynti othery,
log public dockets , $ll2 61
11. :IL ,Lon ititil others, sundry articlos, tot ,tii
A. t'cusitintim hors° hire,23 ru
,
J. Armstrong. traveling expotnAcs, 11:1 00
L. t•tecl, salary as keppor of Town Clock, 18 30
O. & ‘,, utter Co., g is nod water for Court
House, cu 10
Postage and telegraph, 17 II
A rokstriong A: Holler, for coal, 57 10
Appr.prjati,” to lire Oontpanie.i, 50 tou
Miller and Rost, car fare, 30 25
S. Dunlap and others. County Auditors, 107 10
'rhos. Lliggs and others, for labor, 31 75
amountTnlnl paid on Com in 19bioners • or
ders, $5O 028 31
By 'Brottsurers comml Mon on sanie,At
1!.; per cent, 750 92
Cmainisidons Co llocters of Cc.,
Stole and NUMB,. Tnxeo. 4,478 95
Exonerations allowed C..iluctors of Co.,
State and lslllltln Taxes, 1,374 67
Amount paid Assessors, for unrolling 'lll
litin, 63 00
Ain't paid Commissioners and Murk,
for service In the matter or Militia
Tuxes, 80 00
Amount paid J. M'Curtney, Brigade
Imspurtor. 100 00
Amount Judd 3. A rmetroug, clurk to
— flokrd orltUlidt; - 40-00
S 25
3 00
'Dial amount of payments out of lil
- Tax t um], 255 00
Trussurcr's .1111111i5410L1 on same, at
1 per cent , 2 55
STATE TA X E 7.
By TUIVOATI t paid Stet+ Treasurer
in full of s fur ISh3, , 135,1192 14
Trra , ur , •i'a V.olltilithiiol3 ou .111.0
al I l orcent, 360 52
Ly amount County, Stato
Tnx,m, outstanding bloc. 11, 1663
Total Crodi!s,
lta,
halane*, in 7l oasuror's hands
Statement of County„';tate and Militia Taxra
outttlattritn,c , un ,lanuarylst,
1600. 1.4,1 s ki n t e , upp er 1:96 R 2
0,61. Amu., llurtoru, Nlotir..e 24 :17
IRI.I. John Uinl,, :.,utn. ll tddletnn, 31A 12
01'1. Nlorrt•tt, Ar,
2 J. jr. 129 IC
.11.101 Ivey Sjr log, 775 46
156:1, Charles A Small, 1..2,0 Ward, c ar fi s l e , .257 4-2
15113. Hobe t Park 01..t0t1, Wr,t. " " f 234 40
151;3. .100 n ZOOl. Dieltinnon. f 2ti
15173 11.0. Dare EnAt. f oio".l.orliugh, 231) 14
Hugh Boyd. Ilopenen,
•Ezekiel Worl y. Lower Allen,
I=MWMJ=I
BZl==
hS63. J. 11. I{Auffutan, 'New Cumberland, * 145 45
1883. Wm. Nicholson, Neu vine, 477 15
1863. John I. l tevirk, Newburg, s 34 111
11310. Nowtim, (1Z
1663. John Armstrong. jr., Silver Spring, • 178 25
1663, A. I{ Seari g ht, Sou:h : , 11chtletun, Ib6 03
160. 11. J. Byers, t , outhinuptnn, t 79 1,4
186.11. John Yolk, Upper Allen, 111 18
1063, Sam uol French, ISet4t, Pennehorough, 2011 28
$1 9 . 2 e US
'Flinse marked thus * have'slnee paid In full. Those
marked thus f have SIRP(II.4id in part.
4nnual Statement of thr Drbtx and Assete of
Cumberland County. on IV January, 1864.
LI3.IIII,ITIES.
To mount 01 County
Bonds outstanding
Ist Jannutrf,lBo3, as
per last an n ual
statement, $24,310 00
To amount of County
Bonds paid during
the year 1804, 0,415 00
012,816 5
To amount of Bounty
Bundy outstanding
Ist January 1893 32,713 00
Ronda paid during
the your 1801, 11,500 00
7,075 86
91,57 U 17
,711 (O
41E2 5.5
4 33
Total principal by Rand and Note, $40,608 LA
ET]
BEI
By amount of balance in Treasury, Ist
January, 1804, Including SRI uncnr
mit. money,
By amount of outstanding trans 1n Col
lectors' hands,
MEI
$7BO 24
Excess or indebtedness (exclusive of ac
cruing Interest not due) over assets, $19,728 68
Statement of the account of the County of Cum
Berland with the Commonwealth of Penn
cylvania.
8,109 OJ
$4OO 00
70 60
45 00
358 a
CUMBERLAND COUNTY IN ACCOUNT wire Tax COMMON.
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TAX ON REAL AND PEESONAL ESTATE
To amount of said Tax as fixed by the
Board of Revenue Commlaateuers,
CR
I=
Deduct commission for collecting et 5 per
cont.
Treasurer's commission at 1 per cont. on
$35,892 14, to be paid by the County, 350 62
By amount paid Into Rat() Treasury, by
John Clutshall, County Treasurer, In•
elusive of $1,784 00, amt. of abato-
moot,
1,134 34
$l2B 43
30 00
158 43
$403 48
1,616 24
273 00
10,3 00
61 60
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, BE
We, the Comiesioners of Cumberland County, in
compliance with the requisitions of the Act of Assem
bly of April 15, 1834, do certify and submit the fore
going as a correct statement of the receipts and expem.
dltures of said County, from January lot to December
31st, 1863, inclusive, and of the outstanding County,
State and Militia taxes, in the boroughs And town.
ships therein named and also, of the debt and assets
of mid County, on the let day of January, 1864.
1 21
731 84
3A 1 18
sh: AL Minoan our hands and seal of office, the
Slat day of January, larA.
GEO Idl LLE'll,
M. KOST
M. M'CLM,LAN.
Commlaslonera of Cumberland County.
Attest—J. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
We, the Auditors of Cumberland. County, having ,
been duly sworn and affirmed, met at the Cotnmiasion
ere 01Thie. in Carlisle; on the 4th day of Jen. 18t34, and
proceeded to audit and adjust the account of John
Outshall, h sq , late Treasurer of said County, from the
let day of January to the list day of December, 1883,
And do certify than we find a balance of fifteen thou
studinine tumdrod and fifty dollars and thirty four
sante duo by said Treasurer to the said County, ea will
appear by the foregoing statement of said account.—
Nye Ws Atli() examined and compared the foregoing
statue:met nf the debt and assets of said County. with
the records, and do certify It to be a corrpct exhibit of
the same an tho first day, of January, 1804.
In-witness whereof wo hareterounto set our hands
the 20th day 4f January, d, D. 1801.
D.QUIGLISY,
WM. 51. GARDNER,
I).D. STEVICKi,
Auditort of OUtnberland County.
1,653 81
$l5 00
r.'d97 07
158 .80
3 60
AO 15
A 90
484 66
710 77
70 to
60 (•0
30 00
45 21
$6, lb 00
11,600 00
20,488 30
I=l
p,OOO 00
11 00
30 00
U,120 00
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EMEM
MEM
111=111
1221331
EIMEI
113 3ln
[B=lll
=EMI
120
197 7 4
EMI
4 t" 83
$10,305 00
21,213 00
ASSETS
1.,.961 34
4,02 U,l
20,880 32
$37,950 16
1,801 50
85,(M 1
$3T,950 16
3,,950 16
BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS !
At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store !
97 73
23J 07
lAIM now opening a large assortment
of NM AND DISsIRABId goods, bought before
the recent rloo lu prices, which will be sold for the Cash
al .ow figures.
nave on hand a full line of BLEACHED 'and TIN,
131,11ACRED alfhiLINS at the very lowest prices. Tick
in✓e, ()tugboats, Checks and Ofilleo4/B also, In groat va
rieties and cheap.
6,465 01
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Elegant now style Sllka, Chalk's, Colored Alpachaa,
Tureen Cloth, Satin Stripe Lustre'', and Do Lainoa, &c.
Gloves and Unalory. all kinds and primal', I. Linens,
Linen Dtapa Table Clothe, Napkins, Amenian
Cambricks, Swtee Mull, Nainsook, Bishop Lawn,
he. ? Ac.
$175 95
116 30
77 8r
EOM
MOURNING GOODS.
A large assortment of Diack Voile, Crape Collars, 6-4
and 3.4 all wool Domains, Turnan Cloth, Dimwit Satin
Cloth, Alpachas, Mohan Sartlee, and all the different
style Black and White Goods from OZEISON'S celebrated
Mourning Store,
$173 61
,101 5
MEI
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets
Joann, Fancy Cam(lmoren. SAO!nets. K..loano, kr., at
low prh ro. 84, 6-4, 54 and 4-4 Floor Oil Clotho, Moo
Tabla Oil Clotho, all width.
1,737 05
All my winter stock goods, bo closod out at lees
than City prices.
Nov In the time for purchasors to saw, Money by
laying in thoir stock. All goods bought and sold for
CASII. Roue°ilect the plaoe—if est Main S,. nearly
opposite the bepot. 0. COLBY.
Carlislo, Fob. 12,
1,836 25
$124 13
149 37
30 00
6 00
AM R
D INISTRATOA-NOTKIE.-
Lottery of Administration= tho estate of Ja
cob Stekey. doe'd., late of Middleton towneli fp, having
boon !sound by the Re:lister of CumbOrland County. to
tho suhserilier. nsidt ng in tho same tainnship. Notico
Is heroby glvon to all persona Indebted to said eatato,
to make payment, and those having claims, to present
them duly authenticated for sottlemont, lo_
MEI
MEM
BEM
Feb. 14, 'tl4-11,..
EDE
For Sa l e
( . 2'001) family Horse, (Light Bay,)
A
. 4„ will lie five veers old the arcing Spring, Paces,
Itneks. nii , l under the Saddle, /VA trotii in liar
flees, is perfool I, yore end gentle iu every way.
AIN, „in e‘....;hgit Shift i Ile rep un g • g y,a.lithist as good
Ss now, I; IC 11,11 in use but shout eight months—
made ly Nlechriniesburg. The :Above flan
ht. 1:l I !ing the untlersif;neit reehling In
lisle. JOHN ~IILLIi li.
Feb. 5, '64—t f.
30 00
30 00
RECRUITING:
'T I IIE-undersigned is now prepared to
revoivi• II trt for 11.1,y 1tE411.31 ES T Olt CONIPA-
N V I !Ito Uoi rqai to, Seri ko.
The f.dio vieg Ihmittie4 which do net !nohula the
local Lnuuthm, which ore now hying offered by horon.:111.1
and Te‘,.ships, 11111 1/(j paid T 1 V 1 1 11 . E N 3. 1 1.1 lUR
111 ' N1/11.1 1 1D Unhl,Altc. TO NEVI ' lINCIttil e frf,, TlittEE
HUNDRED 1411,1,A!tri,
One .I:,,nth's pay in Advance will aOo he Jul',l
The t'oited States ,ervl,p now niters the superior in
tit:cements ,nod elothilm and rations, niedival atten.
dance, With an opportunity for every meritorious
vol
tiler Lu a6hleve early and honorable promotion.
It 0 of the liey,tone z.tate. I make this Im
pel! in I eindt of those of your noble b ethren who have
tors„ many Intl.!' 11 , 11ihs and on PO many bloody and
gI •o , tamed the honor of our good old
State The, Molly to you lor suer now
thatthe w.,r!, is almost done. and need s or ly a few
more •• 10:;111 hall& to achieve A certain
and la.t i r•g
aly inioe 1.1 n rear of the Franl,lln House, on Church
Alley, Carll,l , , l'a.
=9
P'el. 5 Pi I
Valuable Real Estate at
Public Sale.
NAT 11.1, be sold at, Public Sale. on Sat
urclay, the trrth clay of February 1t:114, on the
pr , ..iw.•w, I ht , f-dewinit.le , cribett [teal Estate, to,ult :
A t i. or trnrt ut Loud tho west end of the
!If ilrlin . wld. 11110,ml/old (;ounty, on the north
shit, of the I•ztato Itoott,
%'E tip A(,TI E
EZ!
exoollont awl 'slog thoroon tweet
: I . ! ' tid Tw - t) I) .A Uhl 110USICA. front
... in • oct hold 1.. r. , with gititahlo
front
pp l oil4iu k ., togutl- with a line YOUNti
, 1,1 t• It D.
it • •••••••••;
••
a The Property be Mold entire or in
4..• • •
1..t0. or ik.is tn, 1.45 stilt purchnhors. Salo to commence at
11 Sit.•ll attorohtnee will h. ',lye.,
Mi/li Ion), 01.1 , Iry
..rtl V.Antt; l aunt Att,iley In 110.
=MEM
PRIVATE SALE.
rriw seb , ,rib-r will sell at, Private
inn L , t ux-oolbutt I'ON f.ANI) oitu
nt,• k,,,. ,0 Fhi Cumber-14nd Ciunty, Pi* ,on
r• • ' Go Lisburn, I 'nib's Es st
70 Acres, and 111 Perches,
inn Iti4h stut.• of ,•111 , 1, ittnn. and untt”r good fencing.
The inept ovontents are a g. pd Two-nnry
D {VELUM; HOUSE,
J"-i
-«'
. Stone Bank Barn,
Cost long, IV AU , )ti SHED, CORN
Cal It. ,hr. t here In Well of novor falling water and a
good Cistern convenient to the do.', and' n stream of
runnill!!, a ague p•tsses through tin, tract There is MM.,
0 /I! CH. IRDHFCHOICE FRUIT,
in fine 1,0..ing order, on the premises. Ten Acres of
the tract Sr, well covered with Choice Timber. This
property Is locatod I n .ho midst vr a flourishing neigh
bonbon i, convenient, to Stores, Chu relies, 801 00 in.
,t; , and offer:: rare indueomon is to purchasers,
Persons s, ishing to slow the Property, will please
call on the undersigned. residing on the premises.
JOHN 841..LENBE!t0ER,
Feb, 7,, 10(4
Poor House Visitors' Report,
ri 1 () the limiorable James 11. Graham,
eneklin and !high
wirt. A te Judges ut the Court ut Cuulberin• tt
C,,ttuty :
We, the persons appointed by aald (lona. as visitors
to the l'oor littllse, for the year 181'3, do certify, that
we hat isited the seine frequently during the pros
eat year. al.ll mostly at times when Mr. Snyder (the
ati9War4l,) Was DIA aware aY our coming, and invariably
blued the house in exrellent order. the several apart
tueuls reel I adjusted and the bed chrtmliere mean nod
furiti.ited with good anti soft. beds Also, everything
on the (arm or portal ii ug Le the premises in very good
condition. aunt the management of thin faint w, II con
ducted nod tirranged. The rations for the illaaataa are
very good and palatable, and everything necessary for
their 'u triton provldol Everythin; indicates that
,tll:ne
ego
a stewar d
, 2 ,,, l
for tel'ls as ho possi lily ruin, aw lire in his
is shown
ills anFilillalla itoplit alion. W.' mill , ' "tit"intblY
PUTliaal , that Mai the iturete o.Ptiulairft there, the
place should set ill Whaall and saddet, ing, but on the
contrary we tim( the greater part cheer,Ml and merry
and displat Illy ettuelderahle taste in keeping their
persons. tesite.muly the females.) and all seemed as
though they tire lat home, enjoyed life and passed
their 11 lila] ly and appreciated the courfortti
peocure 1 :Lod confer, 1 upon them. Among the num
ber of p topers. there were a uu uhor of children who
were Loma d hit" a settee' a part of the year. some
having brilliant minds. As remarked before, the stew
ard he ve ry e and always pleasant and 11,:ratia•
ble, (Sirs. mum der too.) anti his task being a wearisome
and unpleasant one, we do think that ho is u t fully
compensated for his labor, and would linnet on having
his salary increased. We also think it 11000gati ry to
make some improvements to the buildings. we would
recout - tend having a separate apartment erected, apart
front the main building, expressly for the hospital, hut
do not urge it strongly at the present time. Much more
might be said, but we think it not necessat y, inas
much as we have noticed every point worthy of notice
and oar consideration, and as from what we have al
ready said you relit readily infer that the steward diet
charges his duty admirably an I In regard to what we
have said of his merits, Is nothing inure titan what le
justly due him. We might remitrk that the sick are
well cared fur and have the attendance of a very judi•
noun physiolau, and the notice and sympathy of Mrs.
Snyder
Jan. 22, 18111.-5 t
READING RAILROAD.
k . k.1;44... ,. r .
•
, A7 4111/ 4 Tr**
WINTER, ARRANGEM ENT
GREAT Trunk Line from the North
and-NortlaAVost for in i 1 ,14010114., .N. 9 York Read
ing, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown; Easton,
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New-York.
Reading Pottsville, and all Intermediate Stations, at
8 A. 51,., and 2 P. M.
Now-York Express loaves Harrisburg, at 3.00 A. M.,
arriving at Now York at 1(1.15 the Same morning.
Faros from Harrisburg: To New-York $5 15; to Phil
adelphia $a 35 and $2 85. Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave Now-York at 0 A. NI., 12 noon, and
7 I' . 51., (Pittsburg Expross arriving at Ilarrlaburg
at 2A. 51.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A., .51 and
33.1 P. M.
:Beeping ears In the Now York . Express Trains
thromdi to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the tlatawlssa Railroad kale Tamaqua
at 8.10 A. M., and 2.15 P. 51., for Philadelphia, Novi.,
York, and all Way Points. '
Trains leave Pottsville at 0.15 A. IC, and 2.30 P. M.,
for Philadelphia, liarrlaburz and New 'York.
Au Accommodation Passongertrain leaVes Reading
at 30 A. M., and returns from Philadelphia at 490
P. M.
ed. gar All the above trains ran daily,- Sundays except
A Sundny 41'11110W/0H Pottivillo at 7.30 A.M., and
Philadelphia al 3.16 P. 31. ,
Commutatioxi, Mileage, Season, and Excursion Tielr,
ate at reducod vitas to add from all points. '
80 Potindi Baggage allowed each Pas anger.
G. A. NLOOLLS
Dee.ll,lBolll. Gamma SuOirlollaull•14.
ESTII Elt NICK EY,
Administrator
C - pt. It. M. DONEtino,
- Recruiting iKlicor
With Glass Cloth Prosser, Improved Loop—
Check, New S'yle Hammer, Binder,
Corer. Braider, etc.
Silver Medal at the Pennsylvania State Fair
A merken IDStltute, New York, \leehanier. Asenelation,
Iketton, Franklin I ustilUte, Nlotroptilltnn
Nleeltaniee' I n.,titute, Mashinuton, Maryland Institute
Baltimore, Meehauler' A esorlatlen. Cinch nuns 1, Ken
tucky I nstitule, Inn.lor Ii c Meehn n teal AsHoeia Lion,
St. Louie, Mochanies' Institute, San Franelacv.
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CON N ECTIOVT,
NEW .lERS EY,
P EN NM' L V A NI A,
VIRGINIA.
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI,
0/1/0,
INDIANA,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
KENTUCKY
WISCONSIN,
AL I FO RN lA.
These celebrated !Ifachinca are adapted to every va
riety of Sowing or family wear, from the lightest mus
lins to the heaviest clothe. They work equally well
upon silk, linen, woolen, and cotton goods.—neamlng
quilting, gathering. humming, fulling, cording, and
braiding—making a beautiful and Mnifeut stitch. ante
on b.,th n lit e a—and perfortnlng every speclen of sewing
except making button holes and stitching on buttons.
Full in trurtioos fur operating the Machine in given
gratuitously at the sales rooms. When the Machine
is sent soma Okla - hoe, so that pernonal instruction is
inconvenient, a card of direction is sent, which is
sufficient guide.
The qualities which rieCornmend the Wheeler b.
Wilson Machine are
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides
of the fabric sewed.
2. Strength, firmness. end 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.
(1. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and
quietness of movement
SOIIEDULE OF PRIOES.''
N 0.3 Machine, with
It MN RV MOWER,
TIIO3IAS lilt (DLI.',
Q. D. CRAIGHEAD,
Ylettorn
Plain Table, $45 00
Half Case, Pannelled, 50 00
Half Case Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 65 00
2 Machine with '
Plain Table, 55 01
Half Case, Pannelled, 60 00
lialfease, Polished, BlacluWalnat or Mahogany 65 00
No. 1 Machine, Silver plated, with
Plain Table
Ilalf Care, Table,
Black Walnut,
flail Cmo, Polta',od, Mack Walnut or Mahogany 76 00
- Half fhtee,-Polished, .Rosowood, _ _ 80.00
Full Case, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 90 00
Full Casa, Polished, Rosewood,
No. 4 Machine, Largo with
Plain Table,
Plain Table,
Every Machine Is sold with a Hemmer, Nos, 1 and 2
Machines are sold complete, with the Now Glass Cloth
Prosper, Now Style Hemmer and Braider.
Wheeler & Wllsopfs Agency at
NAILS! NAILS!! NAILS
A large kook of good,.elean, Neat, an Tough
nails, at the lowest Prices. Our nails are worth Nets.
a keg more, than any' ther make of nails sold In our
town. this is the opleion of meohanics who bare tried
them, we also have, a full assortment or'
" BUILDING MATHRIALB,
011ie latest and moat approved styles. All gos war
raubad as rapromillssi. JOHN P. LYNB At M 3 q.
LIST OF SALES
BY WM. UEVENNEY.
Feb. 4. Geo. Kimmel, adefr, York co.
10. Wit% Woll. South Middleton.
11 Elias Hoffman, Upper Allen.
]2. Ephraim Baker, S. Middleton.
16. JohnlOutshall, S. Middleton.
" 18. Peter Stock, North Middleton.
19. John K. Stouffer, Dickinson.
20. Mary Shuh, S. Middleton.
22. Abm. Sollonberger, Monroe.
23. John C. Powley, S. Middleton.
24 John G Keeney, S. Middleton.
25 John G. Beltzhoover, Monroe.
20. Josiah Swiler, Silver Spring.
20. Benj. F. Tritt, W. Penusboro'.
27. S & W. A. Myers, "
29. Jacob Lehman, South Middleton
Meth. 1. A. A Ricker. Silrer Spring
2. Elias Buttorf, "
• 3. W. D. Wunderlich, Middlesex.
4. Henry N. Grabill„Monroe.
5. Ge0..1. Beltzhoover, W. Penn.
7 J 0. Saxton, Silver Spring.
8 Frederick Reep,jlickinson.
9, Satn'l Williams, ader, S S.
10. John Iteep, S. Middleton.
11. Eliza Trout, N. Middleton.
12. Jonathan Holmes, N. Middleton.
14. Jacob Burkholder, S. "
15. Jos. Newcomer, Monroe.
16. Jon. 0, Grove, Silver Spring.
17. Joe. Hemminger, S. Middleton.
18. U. A. Searigh t, Dickinson.
19 Christian Hoover, Upper Allan.
20. Josiah Nslson, •'
22 Henry Leidich, Monroe.
23 Jacob Weitzel, Silver Spring.
To The Boot & Shoe Trade 1
CHASE & PEDDLE
A lo N s r o U ut F h A
T Z , U t. R oi li: p l{ Ht S ,th o! ) : L p T i N i p .d e ,, r 1 s
ph ,
iNft.o
Inform the trade that they keep constantly on hand
a full assortment of Moo and Children's soot sod
shoe Tippers, of overy description, made only from
prime stork, and filled with best materials, to the most
fitshlnnable city stylus Trial orders and solicited, and
prompt attention will be paid to all orders sent to
them.
Terms Cash on Delivery
Jan. 29, 186-1-3 m,
,Geo, W, Carpenter, Henszy Sc Co's.
Wholesale Drug & Chemical Warehouse,
No. 737 Alitrket St., Philadelphia.
r HE Subscriber keeps constantly on
1 hand a large stock of Mous, M EDWIN:N. CHEMICALS.
I'ii ARM ACLUTICkL CRC,' kIiATIoNS. and every other article
which sppertains to the business, embracing the most
eaten t .ive Variety ; ales PAINTS, OILS and GLASS of every
doscripti m.
All articles purchased from us can be relied on as be
tng.ot the most sup,r,h,r quality. all I tit as_ IQW prices
HS they rAll hr had. We ea offer such in liven - lents as
will mak, it the int, rst of pu re 111Vierg to lay In thtdr
supplies from us. Lind give u• their future patronage
and incl.,' all wh i 1 islt the rite, to call at our t•strae
hsh men t. All orders ltddrr,,tl to us by mall or other
wise, will meet s lth prompt attention
U Et). W CA l i VENTER, II ENS EY h CO ,
737 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Feb. 5, '54 —3m.
17iSTATE NoncE.-
1 Letters of Administration on the Estate of Da
vid him, late of Dickinson township, deed., hiving
been Issued to the subscribers residing in said town
ship. Notice is hereby given to all per,ons Indebted
to sold estate. to make immediate payment, and thorn
Laving claims to present them for settlement to
MNIEED
Town Property for Sale.
lAM authorised to sell the Property of
miiss Supt., Sturm, situated on the North aide of
Pomfret street near Went street The lot
4.ttrit, )0 feet trout by feet deep. and has
• • • c,..1* upon it 11 1 . 1. story plasters I House and
ilia (rams Shop. It will he sold as a whole or
In part as may be most eligible.
Irk 6, I F 64 -V.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SE 11V1. G .11.1 C lA' S
AT REDUCED 1' ICES,
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa.
Ilighost Pronlutes at the
INTERNATIONAL I.X II I !LIMN, toNDe:v. 18(32
IN DUsTRI AL El II I, 1861.
at the Fair:, of the
=2
,S'eptentber, 1863
At the Statu Falr6 of
N 0.5 Nfaehtue, Cylinder, with
TERMS CASII
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
Noy. 27, 1803-Iy.
'TOBACCO SEED FOR SALE.-
The rubagriber has on band for gale, a quantity
of prime Connecticut and Perennyltania Seed Leaf TO.
BACCO SHED.
Tho seed is put up in packages cdntaining enough to
plant respebtively two, three and Ave sores. On the
receipt of the money at the rats of flee rte: per acre,
with two postage stamps eirlosed, pagkages will be
promptly for Warded to any address.
Address: AMOS
Yob. 11 , 'l3l-3t.* cArlisle, Pa.
TAMES A. DUNI3AR, Attorney a
P . , Law, Carll.lB, PA. Office with Watts h Parker.
Jan. 22, 1864-Iy.
MECHANICSBURG BANK
February 2, 1864.
ASSETS:
Loans and Discounts,
Stock of tho Couammonwoalth of Pothes,
Ponn'a. War Loan,
United States 7 3 10 per ct. Loan,
United States 5.20 0 per ct. Loan,
United States On 81 0 por ct Loan,
Cumberland Co. War Loan,
New Jersey State Bonds 6's,
Duo by other Banks and Bank
ers, 34,4 , 8 PO
Notes and Cheeks of other Banks, 11,078 48
U. S. Legal Tender Note, 6.022
Specie—Hold and Sliver, 8,000 03 00,475 51
Duo Pruned ate.. 7 94
OE
g'38,378 72
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock puld In,
Circulation,
Due to lianka and liarikars,
ftanalent Depoalts,
pedal Deposita,
#327,751 2:3
The above Statement is correct to the bust of my
knowledge and bullet,
List of Stockholders of the Mechan
teivi Merkel, Presdt.
John Bratudt,' Dlrootor
W. R. Unroll,
Samuel Ebon y,
/Awl E. Eborly,
John Nisloy,
John btl r,
Solomon P. Our 113, "
Jacob Eberly,
Daniel Belly,
lleorge
Issue II linker,
Sotnool Ihtnor,
=I
lialkt -Rrindlo,
Solomon (7 Bowman,
Israel L
Levi liraw.lt,
=
Mre Frnnels
Dorothy Ceirmat
Jacob , lover,
Soto uol c'ooveri
Ph•tgfl:trt t`riden,
=I
11 P 114,11 1)111
Jo ~, C. Dunlap,
141,j:twin 1...rb,
Eberly,
Jtirc,t, ,
Rebecca via t, klohorger,
k brahani II ertx. I or, Jr.,
Geo..). !tummy',
Nli. Marl lloovor.
Joon Hauck,
BARGAINS I BARGAINS ! !
A the Holidays are past, 1 will sel
11:the balance of my winter goods fq, reduced price
WINTER DRESS '6FObDS; -
441401{0E •IrtNE, Jr.
SAMUEL C. LINE,
Admit) Ibtra torn
Winter Shawls, Match° Long Shawls, Winter Mantles
and Cioass, also a Ono lot of Furs, at greatly reduced
prices.
generally. Constant ad Wow: of Staple floods are be
Jug received. rho pro, thllltv is ft.h.tt Duele,Lio and
Ilene° lurniabing goods ~ vlll behigh. I would ad
vise persons Iu nee.l of these goods, to buy before en
other ndreutea. 1 . 1..0 coil at the old stand Due door
below Martin's Hotel.
Jan. 22, 1864
I=
Cumberland Valley Railroad
VOTICE TO PASSE.NGERS.-01
and after January lot. I , a 'flip:ugh Pares on th
Cumberland Valley and Franklin P.a.!) ll usdr will be a
lidlows;
Hagerstown to I larrleb tug,
Morgantown,'
Line,
Greencastle,
lieu 1011,
Chambernburg,
Scot:and.
AipperlfibUrg.
Oakville,
Note villa,
A Horton
Or a u ,
(Au I I II 1 e
Carli , le,
I diesel, L.
Kingston,
'I eclat uh•.l,erg, $
Shirenntnntoa
Fart, Irani Tiekot Stations will 110 TEN cz:vre athilthrn
al when paid in the cars
Superintendent's Oflien,
Chitin'l4. Dee. '22, '63. I
Dee. 24. `63-3t
r I E subscriber, because of ill health
and private matters al., claiming his attention
feels it his duty to retire from 1.111411050 at least Mr
Munson. probably until the Toreson t war is
I shall close my busllleS4 early In February nest,
and up to that period. will keep up my noun I supply
of S) rugs, Cotroys, Tens. :iug.ars, Spices. Mackerel and
such other articles as belong to 21 stork a U r,earies,
together with au assortment of
Tobacco, (chewing smoking) 4- Ctgar3 ;
embracing the cholcvaL qualitlex, and at tho low eat
poagible pricer., arid profits.
The balance ot tuy ntock, compiled of
such as Tole, Churns, Buckets a lot of Corn Brooms—
the choicest In any mark et—nirM.
China, Glass, Queensware, Crocks,
Xer will be sold at reduced prteee.
I would umbrae.. this opportunity of tendering my
sincerest t banke to the nuttierou4 friends and rustout
era who have for a period of over twenty years, iven
not en generous teed liberal a File n) of their patronage.
trusting that toy labors to pleatet have nut altogether
been In vain.
To such AR have seNluntl: 0 set flu With me, either
for or twainot. 1 wrothd state that 1 will as hare
tnfore, ho found at my usual plaNr of busliross, whirs
I will Us always be happy to see thorn.
" Marlon Carlisle, 1 .
January 8, 1864.
.1
4:Ll3 — Perry Advocate plenne oopy
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
VOOD & PEROT, 1136 Ridge Avenue,
FRER for sale upon the most favora
k jble Termii. NEW and 'BE 4UPIFUL DESIGNS ;n
great variety of IRO • RA I LI.NOS for CE\IETEItUIS,
RESIDENCES, Ac.. and Wrought and cast Iron, and
GALVANIZED IRON and IlltAt•S TUBING ; IRON
VENANDAIIB. BALCONIES, ST.tIIIS, COUNTERS,
FOUNTAINS, OATES, COLUMNS, HITCHING POSTS,
LAMI? Sr ANDS, VASES. TA IMES, FLOWER STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, STATUARY. ANIMALS, and all
other Iron Works of a Decorative ultwaoter. Designs
forwarded for selection. Persons applying for same,
will please state the kind of work needed,
N0v.20, 1803.
r HE public are hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered Into a Co
Partnership, under the name of Delaney & Blair, for
the purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber busi
ness. at tne old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas
Works; where all orders in their line of business aro
respectfully solicited, and will be promptly filled.
OLIVER DELANCY,
ANDREW H. iILAIR.
. . .
65 00
70 00
Oct. 18, 183.1 t f.
/Kir-Orders fur coal will be received at Halbert &
Fleming's Grocery Store: Robert Moors's Shoe Store
and A-, IL ;Beteg Currying Shop. - .
ELAN- - CY A BLAIR.
100 00
imOrders (or Coal or Lumber solicited through the
Post Office, arrangements having been made with the
Postmaster to charge the postage on RAMO to SIC AU
orders puncttielly filled.
7b 00
es ao
41UDITOR'S NOTICE.-
Estate of Samuel 11 Addams doc'd.
u the matter of the exceptions to the final adminie.
tratlon account of Thomas B. Bryson, Bxeoutor orgasm.
uel II Adieu's, dec'o. The undersigned appointed Au
ditor, by the Orphan's Court of Cumberland County. to
report on said exceptions, will meet the, partios inter
ested, at his office, in the Borough of. Carlisle, at 10
o'clock, A. 51., of Thursday, the 26th day of February,
1864.J0HN HATS,
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Jan. 29, '64-6t. •
Auditor,
A DMINISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE:-
Lotter!' of Adminletration on the Estate of Oen.
gtrtditn &WA., late of North Middleton township, have
been issued tq the subscriber residing in Prankford
t o wnship Eq. Notice is hereby given to all persons
inciebted,lo sald-estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims toprosent them duly a uthen
Waled fir settlement to'
M 7 I MI A -
Jan.
STATEMENT OF THE
15. A. S ."111(0 EON, Cashier
Sworn and nuheeribep before me,
JOSEPII LEAS, J. P
icsburg Bank
John Kauffman,
Corn Kelm,
Henry Logan, .
..11 re. Lunk,
Lunt Lnutg.
Dr L. 11. Lnulter,
Flan na Louhor,
Jacob )lummu,
A. U. Nlarlatto
David K. tforfroL
Barbara IL Morko),
Naomi S. Mork
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Mrs. i..arati J. Medial,
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Josoph ..llllson,
Henryll +lnser,
Mrs Mnry U NI“Toy,
OMMI=9
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B. C
John Wel,
Hr: Catharine Rupp,
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11111. 11.
,Juht,
Chas. F.' Stoover,
'Belliamin
Mrs Uatheriug Waldley
James W. 1% eir,
.luau
(leorgp 11ubbort,
Rahert
Usury Zearing.
Blankets vnd Woolen Goods,
Closing up Business
CEDAR WARE,
PAILADELPHIA, PA.,
Notice of Co• Partnership.
WILLIAM STROM!,
cl thin Istra tor
OREENAELD & SHUFER'S;
OF
NEAP AND DEAU'riPUL GOODS:
5000 yds. Super Extra at 20 cis. Good
4-4 Bela Muslin, 25ets. Extra Heavy
4-4 Bela Muslin at 3lets.
DonaOalle Olaghams, Cheeky, Tieldngs, Jeans. Ithnanahl
of all calory, Home Made Flannel.. Urn) , and White,
[table Made jeans.
•We have Mao all the lower priced Muslingand PALM
on band, and
Plain Binelt Silks nt all prices
.W 0 now sell an extra quality of Black Silk at $l,O
worth $1,50 per ytud. Plain and Fancy Bilks of every
dtscilption at low priced.
141,393 27
29,990
at we have purehaseed our entire stock of Drain docat
In New York (which is Headquarters, for alt the Now
Styles.) Every one will find it to their advantage •I 0
give our stock a look before going elsewhere, ae you
wilt Nl3O all the latent New York Styles, at prices to auk
the times. .
30,001
/6,1100
50,000
5,00.1
2,300'
I 4,050
lift I.MOR AL SKIRTS : from $2,50 up to no Onoiii
grades.
Cloths- and CasiimOted,
a full assortment of Cloths, Casalmaroa and Beavori,
all of the Newest Stylus.
Also a full stork o' MOURNING GOODS, at
at astonishingly low prices.
60.000
86,005
000
Gloves. linSO, w•nnlon and cotton; Collars, Le.
In our stock of deeds, Islubsas, Sontag', Roark LI.,
we defy competition.
We Intim a large assortmont of Regular made g
(not Auction onods,) whirl. we an sell at lower primal
titan any IVlsolesale House, largo or small, either la
city or country.
Shawls of every description, at the lowest figure.
All We ask is st call, we nee confident we can pious
both In style's and prices of goods.
OR It: EN FIELD & strEAtER.
R. E. Cor. Market Square, 2.uti door from Cor.
Oct. 2, I Y(2l,
123,653 24
38,152 99
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First Prize Medal at the Worldlos Fair,
London, 1862.
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rII I 11 E undersi. , ned has just ieceived,
1. and intends tp ket. , . eunntatitl) un band a full at
8 rt.inaint of the unequalled Piano, manufactured by
y New York.
Each in , trunien , ,th be carefully selected in the
%la nufnet.ry. and will be sold at the
New yArk_
_Cash Factory, Prjcps,
with the oldition of Frehnt to 0311181 e.
A written runrautrr of entire fittlinftetiOn will be
given by the • uh,libter to end' nurehaver.
Persons destcous to aro Invited to call end
eV:P.11111e these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main St root, Cd door east of the Mansion Rouge, near
Lt u Railroad Depot.
SECOND II AND PIANOS received in exchange nod
kept fur sale and to rent.
Carlisle, May 22, ISa3-1Y
Tll.ll.E.Firm _of. Leitlieli„ Sawyer.
ler, has this day been aisnolyed by the muttull
consent - Of all parties. •
Sept. :Id. . ,
Tile itneks of the Firm arc In the hands of J. D. Lel
dich & John Miller for colleellen. they can be seen by
ral ling at the 4,1,1 stool, it it moot earnestly expected
nI pemins ktlnVring tll,ll,Clves indebted to said Firm,
to cell and settle the silica promptly.
D.. 1. Lel , lieh ani J .11. have I.lld out their on
tit t , intervot in Enid 6..r0 to 01... Undersigned, who
Ow Dry Pool 14ust. °Fs nt tho old well
know. stand, mid ,ill always I.I.IIVIINOF to make hit
Ft oat t IZIOSE cl.. , irahle iu the markot.,
I;1313=!M
Sep lti, 19111
TIIE LToltS OF Tllll
GIRARD HOUSE
12 45
40
2 31
2 10
1 th,
eepectintly rail the ottentien of fterittes Men and thn
ov„,1 La z Ole ad racaddiamOdaition
tad Toml i no I talturud to taw, ta4Latldorb Mama..
A SAO A, 1 , 0 Vt . LER 6, CO.
Sept 11, I.el3—:On.
rr1114: PARIS 3IANTILLA CLOAK
E 1: I...Nll'lll[ll'M. N . 920(11 ESTN IStreett,
(I.ormerl . No 70, i I . IIIIA DVI.I.IIIA.
w. (71). ite the nttontlon of their
Friontis t, Choir large and zt'uperlt Stock Of
inn CLOAKS mad FURS,
nitwit,' led in tiny former soattnn—
nrrotnin.”intioti afforded In our new
•a'it , n, enables us to devote the Nth et aSt ention to
0. N. LULL,
which w ill be found well furnished with every detferlp•
lion "1 FIRYT lift, FURS. which will be guaraptUed as
epresented, tint neuiey pad will be refonflud.
ORDER:, per mail, will be carefully attended to. and
drlito ed, P.ftpretf chargos, paid, any distance Inside of
mile,
.1. W. I'ICOCTOR & 00.
U. 00 0 11Ez.TNI.."r Street, I'LIILAD A
August '2q01.. ly
I )111 NC & CO.'s well.known 1%1 14,'LO
DE,iss and II Alt tIiINIUMS, Introducing the Of
vt of p 4. Instrument.
N EsT GA ESL Elt'S
It VEN ISACON'S :111,1
LLET, DAVIS it Co , colehrated 1 lANOB for ea&
t dii inn
10 .. ..0VUr all 00 sold,
.I.‘ lIS TIVILLAN, Sole Agent.
270 201 S. Fifth ntreet. above Spruce. ,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
April 17, 1563-ly
A1V11.1.1 - A)1. FIIIDI,EI' respectfully
T r T 1 .nnowlvoh to the eitlzens of Carlisle and the
.p.neral , y, that he still continues the manures
ture of all kinds of tin and sheet Iron ware in J. D.
Ilalbert'x bulldiog East LoUtttor stroet Quad° et the
sign of tho
where ho will at'all be ready to do all kinds of
work in his 11110 with oratouss and despatch.
Also 1 1 1111 at till LIII/ OR bu hit.. thOSO lebrated, self
seallog and self testing premium airtight,
BEiIEM
FRUIT CANS AND JA S . •
Ito,fitta, Spout lie, Ito,' all kinds of Jobbing done et
the shortpsi notlee.
Cosh paid for old lead, pewter and copper. Thank=
ful for the patronage heretofore extended, be hope■ by
strict attention, and a desire to please nil to merit d
tin wine.° nt the snow.
4,lpnt the nigh of the iL d Coffee lot
April 3, 125133.
cVji r ENERAL DEALER in Flour, and
kindm of 'country produce.
erehouse on the corner of Main and West street/.
Ttiebost Fresh (]round Family Flour at A. BINGI
ZERS.
May F, 1833—t. f.
iUST rewired and very cheap at
GI ii.EENFIELD & SHEAPEarIi.
Xi ' i we purchase these goons of an astonslve Cloak
Manufactory In NEW Your, WU aro ablate offer superi
or inducements to any Douse In the country.
FURS : FURS
We defy competition. having Outdo arrangements with
ono of the largest New York Fur Co's., to supply us
with choice Goods. We feel confident we can sell PUTS
at City prices.
GREENFIELD .tAIII3A.FER.
8. E. Cor. of Market Scoare, 2d door.
Nov. 18, 1663.
hi"FULL assortment of Mon and Boye'
Boats and Sloes, suitable for the winter: . AillOt
ea and Misses's Balmoral Bootees, children's Boots ,
of all kinds. Ladles and Gentlemen's GUM Over Shoe,:
My old custorneres and all in want of good and'cheap
Boots and Shoes, will please call and examine the
stock; before purchasing, -Main street, nearly opposite
the Depot.
Carlisle, Nov. 21, 1808.
Bryans Pulmonic
A 17 ItALB±ON'i3.
Dec. 11,1869
S'TATE NOTICE.— ,
howrotttnacgrAtt,-IdneellrAMoornnitnrolatt: of
ship. Davin been 'Rimed to too subscribers, the first
named residing in Dickinson, end•the lest named ra
siding in Sonth Middleton township. Nothela hereby..
given to all persons indebted to said estate to make,
payment, and thohe having claims to present them
duly authentictited for settlement to • •
ELIZA.IIETII-AV,
110011 fiTUART,
Adeddlatfaterrti: •
Jlll3 i 20; 'fir -et,'
G RAND OPENING
AT
SILKS•
DRESS GOODS,
Notions and Woolen Goods,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
JOLLY K. STAYMAN
TAKE NoTicE.
D. J. LEIDIeII,
JOIN MILLER.
=REMO
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PHILADELPHIA,
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COVFEE POTS
REV CORPEE; Po7',
A SING ISER.
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! !
BOOTS di. IMOEIS.
CHAS. OGILBY, Trusten