1.4.. The following sensible article on domestic philosophy we find in ono of our ex changes t "If the ultimate consequences of one's sots are to be laid to his charge, the man 1Y h o invented rocking cradles for chil dren rests under a fearful load of responsi bility. Tho downright murder of tens of thousands of infants, and the weakened brains of hundreds of adults are undoubted results of his invention. To rook a child in a era dle, cr to swing him in a crib, amounts to just this: the rapid motion disturbs the nat ural flow of blood and produces stupor or drowsiness. Can any body suppose for a moment that such an operation is a healthful one? Every one knows the dizzy and often dslokening effect of moving rapidly in a swing; 'yet wherein does this differ from tho motion a 'child receives when rocked in a cradle ? It is equivalent to lying in a ship birth during a violent storm, and that sickens nine people out of ten. A very gentle, slow motion may sometimes be soothing, though always of doubtful expediency, but to move a cradle as rapidly as the swing of a pendulum three feet long, that is once in a second, is positively cruelty. We always feel like grasping and staying the arm of the mother or nurse who, to secure quietude, swings the cradle or crib with a rapidity equal to that of a pendulum a foot long. If any mother is disposed to laugh at our suggestions or consider them whimsi cal, we beg of her to have a bed or cot hung on cords, then lie down qn it herself, nod 'ten swing it with the same rapidity that she ul• lows the cradle to be rocked. What site will experience in both head and stomach is just what the initial* experiences. We insist--that this rocking of children is a useless habit.— If not accustomed to r 'eking, they will go to sleep quite as well when lying quietly, as e n shaken in a cradle. If (hey do not, there is trouble from t-dclimess, or hunger, or more likely from an over loaded stomach ; and though the rocking may produce a tctu. porary stupor, the trouble is made worse thereafter by the unnatural means taken to produce quiet for the lime being. The Grand Concert The Committee appointed by the Board of Managers of the Suldtere Aid Society, to coop erate with the Handel Musical Association, in the grand Concert, given for the Aid Society, would reap( oLlully submit the following Re port : Gross receipts of Concert, includinir fire dollars presented by Geo. Metzger. dll:2 /,25 Expense of Handel AsBuciittion, $27,21) Paid E. Cornuxan St. Son fur printing Bills. 7,50 Paid Janitora ltheem's IPall 1,00 • Nett proceeds of the Concert, for benefit of S. A. So. The Committee have placed this amount in the Treasury of the Society, to be appro priated to the purposes for which it has been secured. We aro happy to state that the Concert, has met the expeciations of all WllO were prevent. The large and highly reiipeei table audience affords full evidence of the kindly-feeling with which the Aid S oiciy and Handel Musical Association are regarded in Town. Thu latter iv composed of the best musibal talent of our community. Its Olieet is the mutual improvement cf the members, and of church music in our Town. - Its dis intetested efforts in behalf of the benevolent enterprises of the Borough, deserve the high. est commendation, and it 113 earne.itly hoped that it may ever enjoy the hearty patronage with which it has helietofore been favored The Commit: ee would here exprt he th lip of the Aid Society to the members of tbe Handel Association, for their efficient cooperatiou in securing funds to prosecute its benevolent designs. Respectfully submitted. SAMUEL PHILIPS. SIIEAFFER. Corn. of Board of Managers DR. TOBIAS' VENETIAN HORSE LINIDIENT To/NT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS, FOB. lameness, ruts, galls, colic, sprains, &c., war. ranted oh over than any , other. It is used by all the great Iwo stenan on Long Island noursem. I t will net cure ring bone nor spavln, as there is no liniment In existence that will. What it is stir oil to cure It pod lively does. No owner of horses will be wit hi .llt it after trying 0110 bottle. OUP d P,O ruvivos and often NA VIM the life of an over-boated nr driven hums. For colic and boillyeiche it his never Jailed. .lugt as sure as the nun rises, just BO sure lo tir is valuable MllllllOlll to lie the Morse embrocation of the day. sdd bs all the druggists. 011 ice, 56 Cortlarnit Street, New York. Feb. 6, 17+64. atarriagts. At Schreiner's hotel, on the I Sill inst., by Roy—henb Fry. Mr. \VAS!! I N (ITON TRH', to Mitt LYDIA ANN DUG A N, hull, of Pert y Co , lit. In thin phiee, at the Reformed Personage. I n the 18th lost, by the Rev. Samuel Philips, ',Mid .1(11IN It BRA of Co K. 45th 111, It Vol., to Mrn. Al NIA TI: J. HENSLER, both from Coillllll,UF. 000. CAILLISL If. PRODUCE A RH. 11.,eported weekly for the Herald by It. C. oo dw urd. W rudry 25, IKI4. ELOULI (Superfine) - do. (Extra.) .. do !LYE.. .„ WHITE WHEAT... RED do RYE ...... ........ NEW CORN OATS, BARLEY FAL I, BARLEY SCR [NU. CLOY ERS EEO TIMOTHYSEED... Agricultural Society THE Agricultural Society of Cumber land County, will meet in the Arbitration Cham bar, Ui Cal lisle, on TUESDAY, the Bth day of March 1864, at 11 o'clock, A. M. D. 3. CROFT, Secretary February 26,1064 LAW SCHOOL 'HARVARD COLLEGE, 1 . 864, rillW - O Terms of Nineteen weeks each cotomencluk March 7th and Sept'unber bth. } or Catalogue and Circular address JOEL PARKER, Royall Professor. cAmbridge, Mass , Feb. 26, 1864-3 t MRS. ALLEN'S PHOTOGRAP_H_ALB - UMS AND PRIZES. T will send one of my beautiful Photo graph Albums, made of the finest Turkey Morrocco, with, double heavy gold plated extension clasps, and a valuable prize, by. express prepaid. five dollars. No ono need send the money till they know what prize will accompany the Album. Persons can first send on their names and try their luck They will be notified by return of mall of the'rosult 'of a distrlbu• 'non, when they have the privilege of sending fu• the Album and prize or not, as they choose. Splendid In. ducoments offered to agents, ladies as well as gentle men. Full particulars, with circulars, sent by mail, Address (with stamp for return postage) Mrs. LUOY ALLEN, box lt,tiblt Now York Oily. xra- P. B.—Any parson who will cut out this advor otisement and encloso It, Inn letter ' to some friend lio the army, and notify me of the fee t and to whom sent alkali receive by return mail a beautiful and exact life photograph of Maj. General GRANT, worth at retail 40 cents. A single stamp will answer both for the return Photograph and trial of luck, as beth can be sent In one letter., Mrs. ALLEN. Bob. 20, 18114-It. PHYSICIANS vill find it to their ad ramose to call and purchase their l'iledicines at ItALSTOOPS. WWHEREAS the Hon. James H. f 1 RAII AM President Judge of the neveral Courts Vof Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per ry, and Juniata, and Justices of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jell Delivery in said counties, and Michael . Cockllti and Hugh Stuart, Judg es of the Courts of Oyer and Terml our and Jail Delly• ory for the trial of all capital and other Wooden:l, in the said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to me directed, dated the 11th day of January 1864, have ordered a Court of Oyer and Tertniner and General Jail Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on the 2d Mon day of April, 1864, (being the 11th day,) at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, to continuo two weeks. NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Oriustablen of the said county of Curia berland, that they are by the said precept command ed to lie them and there in their proper persons, with their rolls, records. and inquisitions examinations, and all other remembrances, to du those thinge which to their shires appertain to be done, and all those that are hound by recugnizances, to prosecute against the prtnoners that are or then shalt be In the Jail o said county, are to be there to prosecute them as shall be just. J. T. RI PIiEY, Feb. 28, 1863. Sheriff, Blackwood's Magazine BRITISH REVIEWS, PRICES CHEAP AS EVER, TO THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE. Premiums to new Subscribers. 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I ;STITE Ni )TICE h~•n•l,~_glum Shit letterstu,tameniar ry ,•qt,t, hP,1111,11 ..t Cni 11 , 10, 11.0 t. !kw, .• ari hr I 'i.• t , t rt , sidiug , 31 , 1 bormigh. All pm . kn,uvinz Irl.l-1,t,••1 .0,1 ...tato, ti 1,, I . and th iiig Inim , iigaillst. s rid est:flio will them, fur toittionioitt to Fvb. 10,1564 sT A 'l' N ( I' ( - j Let tI•rS nr Athoirti4trotion on tll, f•tatl. Or MrS Into. of 11. n 111 V. ins Inn 111 ,int or or Clunhorion,l to the Ow, o•-i tow nqtlip horoby airs i, t.,t1l ners‘on. in.l,•tand L. mat.. tot% it•nt and Ih , t•• 11•11,,r cl.llll, F. probetit Lit,. Ittit.httlltictittl stilletirotit t JUII\ S II 'OVER.. .14111111118txttt.,. =II FURS! F UltS!! I usT receiveda Tans addition or new p Furs. \lnn's. Capes. Virtorines. he., also clunks .V. Mantles, Cloaking Cloths, from New York, very cheap. Plain figured and Fancy Dress Silks, WINTER D R ESS ( 01) S, latest IA) les. heavy Woolen Gloved for the cold Weather Balmoral .•,kirts. Genuine 11,fle,ver Buck (Horns and Onuntl Os Please cal , , East Mei u Street, one dr.or Inflow Mai tin's Hotel. STATEMENT OF THE FLNANCES (Ho THE COUNTY OP CUMBERLAND, From the Ist Day (;I' January, to the 31st Day (,/' December, 1863, Inclusive. JOHN GUTSHALL, .Esq., Treasurer, RE('EIPTS. To linlitnee duo County at lahlsottle rnent, $12,810 58 To atuount of State and County tax- I:II et, ..utstrintilug at last settlement, 7,075 85 :quo , . County sod 51 litla taxes lev ied fur the year 1803, 01.570 17 britotoont ou State taxes, 1,704 00 tlterrst I ecel , ed front tax con ectors, 402 55 Exonerated taxes received by Trelifl• urer, 43 3,1 \ ordiat foex reeelyiel iron' Prothono tary nod 24 00 Ref, iVell for stone sold to borough of Carlisle, 42 00 KATE NDI E,SORS. Pniri ltm 0110 anti Tow ”ship Assessors, $7.60 l'ai 1 1'"11,4 , ,r5, abatement allowed tax ere, 3,100 U lIRIDU ES AND ROADS. apprprlatit n to >t untaln Road ttg pi.c Act, I .Asidnhly, LL'. L. 1863, pago 000 00 For vlowino rondo, 70 60 For road damages, 4,5 00 For repairing bridges, 350 36 ELECTIONS. Paid Sundry persons for holding general and township ulections. 1,131 34 I NUESTS. Paid David Smith and others, holding In guns's, $l2B 43 Dr. S. I' Zeigler and others, post =Aunt eastulnatlons, ' 30 CO Paid Grand Jurors, $4113 48 Traverse Jurors,, 1010 24 District Attorney's teas, 273 UU For hoarding J urors while trying' eases In Dyer and Terminer, 103 00 William Gould, Court Cryor, 81 eli lee for Court, ' 121 Witness' fees In Commonwealth casea„ . /31_84 COMMISSIONERS' 0E1;10E. Paid Jas. H. Wagoner, salarysas—Mininia, Moller, George M hlor, M. Kok, . . Geo. 4coby, deed., II I; ' 246 00 M. ll'Clellon, 0 . A 126 00 IL Nowshnm, " as Attornoy and profecHlonnl services, 100 00 Jas. Arrnstioeg,"." Clerk, 600 00 Jas &nion and others, fur stationery, 72 81 Paid D. S. Croft, auditing County offices, $l5 00 .1. B. Floyd, Cleric of Courts, . • 397 67 Benjamin Duke, Prothonotary's frog, 58 39 A Sonsoman, covering dusk in Register's office, 3 60 Jas. Loudon, for dockets for Okra, ' 30 25 0. 4. North for seal tSr Regimes Offlee, 6 00 JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY, Paid J. T. Itippey, for support of prlsOn. ere, foes, &0., $3,794 26 W. M. Rectum, for support of prisoners, (Eastern Penitentiary), 414 53 0. Delaney and otherei Oar fuel at All, Yll3 72 Proclamation AND THE Postage Reduced !! TI , It MS UAIS. 11 VID It If L1I)s, lIE \ ItY It11 , 141)S, Exei,itl"rs W. r. SAN% YI:11 rn•olptu, =HEIM COURTS X3l 50 270 00 41 4 301 50 COUNTY OFFICE B. B. Foot and others, for roparing furna ces at jail, 97 73 Arnold lit Son and others, for goods and clothing for prisoners, 23) 07 Jacob lietner, fur emptying coos pool at jail, 70 50 (lan & Wator Company, for water, 50 (.0 Dr...W. W. Dale, salary as Physician, 30 00 Peter Spahr, for stone delivered, (hi 21 JUSTICES' FEES Paid Abraham Dah MT, Esq., lees in Coin• monwealth cases, $175 95 Michael ilolcomb, Esq., fees in Common• wealth cases, 116 30 D. Smith and others, fees in Common• wealth C 484.8, 77 86 P it'd U. W. Shade and others, tees in Coin onion wealth eases, $l7B 81 A 31artin and others, quart'ly. returns, 101 54 gyp 283 lb Paid Samuel Stuart and others, County bonds, $5,115 00 W. NI Benton' and others, bounty bonds, 13,500 00 Abraham Laniherton and others, Interest on County bonds, 1,737 05 Win. Alexander and others, interest on bounty bonds, 1,830 21, Pahl A. S. Lino and others, repairs at jail, $124 13 B. H. Foot and others, repair. at Court • !louse, It. Katcher, salary nn keeper, It Nattier, extra services., Paid E. Corn rout, fur printing, .1. IL Brattun, Cleo. Zinn. A. K. ltheern, Paid Javo,l) Sciulru, reasurer. ustunattt 1 . ,,r tea t, .101111 Miller, salary as Director, Robert Elliott, Thomas Bradley arid others, Visitors, OF S EltS' Paid fi.r. relief Scoldivrs' ordet Buttr.l of Its lirl. $929 St) l't r Ann n t Paid W.ll Ile,Plar,ou null others, haul 11. -att torn .tt , .l t.t,lters. t.titt.lry articles, ...•111:111. to , r-t• title, .1 .lnunu•nl_, I lit , . 1111:2; 1• c 11•u'<es. t y rt. 1.1 I 11 , 1 t I . OWII .slid s‘ata,r uouit (I , 1 0 El 0., A 1111,i, A pill ~ p t t.l .tll.l Tipp, IlT2gs .tt) i (fir Total 1111101111 t raid 4,n Commissioners' or• der , , Ilv Troasurer's rmnml Mon on same, at I t Cam uuesbrun.,l low° Collectors of Cu., :-tte and Mtlitin Tnxos, Enotiorations allowoll Collectors of Co., Stan. and Vllitin Taxes, A in,.Ull t paid Assessors. for enrolling 511. 05 00 Ain't p rid Commissioners mot olork, fat o,lolel. In the matter of Militia 'Paso., SO 00 A uoolot paid J. :' , l'Curtiley, Brig, ide .-..., I lispeohir. llic 00 ll i 'Arilimut pall - J. Armstrong, - tlorl: to • Board el Relief, 4.) 00 T lal mil,llllll of payments out ol 1111 itlit Ta, 255 00 TrOIISUI er's 1'01.1.110 iglu 1111 seine, at 1 per cent, , 2 00 Ily amount paid :-tatm Tr, , asur, in full td ,tato Tax ti.rlSt):l, iS,:l3,tlS+l2 14 en.nntisvion un sant tst 1 pm colt ray I[llolllit Slab, Militia- Du, JI, P.0:1, '1..1:11 Cro.lit,:, ;,11 1/01.11., I{.klntwe Sitlf fo I'uun•y, II .11 . 111 . 11, o's „n I.kl, 181;1 Mill, IT,' 11.. i,, )1111111 11,1.. • •,, . •t• \1 , •e•1t... I , 2 .1 .111, rr .111.11.11, j 1 .1..1111 I,lillllll, Spr t. (1 1 %tie , I 4,t 1131'1, l'nl lien OE .1 , .11i1Z11111. Itirki t, I.4st II livar Ilrtnpd, n, 1111.,11 Allen, 186:i. IN 111 WI,. 1 11. h:uii .burg, floury I , liler.lrou. Pll3. J. 11. KIIIIIIIIIIIII, :Nev. Cumbeilind, 1,0,3, .N' , 111,1 , 011. 186.3. .lichn irk, NoNliurg, Isn:I. A II %Inn, Ness ion, 14,;. .1"1”. , Silver Spring, 1,1. A. IS South \11 , 1,110,1i, II J. IS, ~,Itlimnipton, Ist,J. John Pulix, Uppor Painsvl French, \Vest. l'ennshorough, $11.:y2", Uri Those 'narked thus * have Nines paid In full. Those Lurrked,thus f have sin, paid in part. .4nnunl SNaement of the h. hts and A,fsrl:f of Cumberland Counlll, on 1,l January, 1864. LIABILITIES. Tntusmntol County HondsoutMantling Istianuary,lB6n,as psr last annual staltunent, To amount of County Bonds paid during th ytmr 186-1, To amount of Bounty floods outstanding lot ,Etnuary 1803 32,713 00 Bonds paid during thu your 1863, 11,500 00 Total principal by Baud and Noto, ASSETS. By aninunt of halanee In Tressury, lot Ist;I, including, $lO uncut.— root MOT. V, /5,954 By Jt!nokillt, rrl r,utst: u iding faxes In Col. le.•torn' hands, fi113V,3 0 Exvehg of Itidelitelluti, (exviunive CrUillg Interest not due) over nsrets, $111,728 68 Statenicid of I/ account of the Count?/ of Cain licrlund with the (.'unimooteealth of Penn• Bylvania. el")1111:11L4N1, roCOT 1 IS A O'OUNT 111 TII THE C051310N -IVEA 1.111 19 , PEN N StI.VANI S. TAX oN DEAL ASO PERSONAL ESTATE. To amount of s Id Tax no flood by the Board of Devout]. Commissioners, $37,010 10 cit Deduct commission for colloctluts at 6 per cent. 1,807 50 Treasurer's coin In instal) at 1 per rent. on $35,1592 14, to be paid by the County, .360 62 amountby paid Into State Treasury, by John Outshall, t ounty Treasurer, hp• elusive of $1,784 60, cwt, of abate. most. 35,002 14 MEI 158 43 CUMBERLAND COUNTY, BB We, the Potnissioners of Cumberland County, in compliance with the requisitions of the Act of Macro bly of Awl) 15, 1834, do certify and Submit the fore going as a correct statement ‘,l the receipts end elcpel, witurevofsaid•CounlyMoni - Jifiltiiiii ito Thiccela bur 31et, 1803. inclusive, and of the on.estand,lng County, State and Militia taxes, 1n the boroughs and town ships therein nauwd, and also, of the debt and assets of said Coui4y, on the lot day of January, 1804. olst d Wit ay nes of January, ICI ands and 4. M seal of °oe, the . GEO. MILLER, M. HOST M. 51'CLI,LLA N. ',Commissioners of Cumberland County, Attest—J.' ARMTRONO, Clerk. 3,411 18 We, the Auditors of Cumberland County, having been duly sworn tind.alllrtned, met at the Commission era' Mike. In Carlisle, on the 4th day et Ja.n. 1804, and proceeded to audit and adjust the-account of John outshal 1, I sq , hate Treasurer of said County, from the Ist day brJanuary to the 81st day of December, 180 a, and d 4 certify that; we find at balance of fifteen thou sand nine hundred and fifty dollars and thirty four cents duo by sald.Treasurer to the said County, as will ppotir by the foregoing arttement of said account We have also examined and compared the feremi, statement of the debt and assets of said County. with tile records, nod do certify it to be a correct exhibit of She same on the first day of January, 1864. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands he 211th day of January, A. D. 1864. 1,683 81 611 71 CONSTABLES' FEES LOANS AND INTEREST DUBUC) BUILDINGS =I I= =I Mil 1.. )1 , -1 3 I= ) .5. / MEE lIMIE=I $2 ,31.0 00 MEI $10,300 00 21,213 of) :4 ),to to ' , II ,Hu 3 $37,030 10 .17,0d0 10 I.QOIGEEY, ." WM. M. GARDNER, D. B. STEVICII, AudlPoto of Oamborlimd E,ounloy BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! ! At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store ! tb ::-- lAM. now opening a large -assortment or NEW AND DESIRABLE goods, bought bailor the recent rise In prices, which will bu suld tor tho Cub at ~,v IL.t,res. Have on hand a full line of IILEACRED end UN— tll MINI,' NS at the very lowest prices. Tick Ines, Ulm:hams, Cheeks and Calicoes also, In great vee liet les and cheap, b,4 Lib 0 LADIES DRESS GOODS. Elegant new styli, Silks, Chitties, Colored Alpacham, Tureen Cloth, Sti in Stripe hustres,and Do Lalnes, (heves and hosiery. all kinds and prices. 1. Linens, Linen hips Table Cloths. Napkins. Russia St. Amenian Cashes. Cambi inks, Swiss )full, Nainsook, Bishop Lawn, EMI MOURNING GOODS. A farce assortment of Black Veils, Crape Collars, 4 and all wool !Minim+, Tnrsen Cloth, Black Satin' Alpaokas, Mohan Sartles, , and all the different style Black and White Uueds from BEssmee celebrated Mourning Store. Cloths, C4ssimeres, Sattinets J nuns. Fancy ensfinirre.s. Siatlnotn Tc. Joann, SEC., at low pr 18.4. if 4, 5-4 nod 4.f Floor Oil Clothe.Clsths. all width. All my'Nvln tor stock goods, will be closed out at boa than City (rkoo. Now Is the time fur purelmsers to mare money by InYine• In thotr stock All goods bought and sold for CAS/I. linorollort the place—West Main S nearly oppmito the Dermt. C. 0(11 Carlisle, Feb. I:2, 20,488 3(1 149 37 8o oo 5 (,0 ADL)ILNISTRATOR'S on NOTIC th FJ.- otto, of Administration o estate of Ja cob Niekoy. . Into of Middloton township, having Loon issued by the Ito.4iqter ut Cumborland• County. to tho,subserlhor. • osidl ;lg. in the same township. Notlro Is hereby given to all perSr.IIS indebted to said °Wit , ' to make pat moot. and those eledins. to present them duly authenticated lor settlement. to _ _ EOM $18" O. ItO 3 ) 153 '11.) BEIM =EMI MEI MEI A I ) I N sT it AT( )it• s o•ric;l,. LeltttrPnl Aclnunl.troti.m on the F.vtor e nr (ten Stdolun deer, . tot or North )11 , 1‘11Pten township. have been I'oollol 10 the suhserther ..esidirn: In l'ortukford township Pn -tin,. v ivnn t o all pereene Indebted 1., enid ~ .te. to In 11, immediate payment. and they- havinz e;oine: to prevent them duly out MM. tleeted fin net , 11.10 ,•111 In ta,1•20 oo Jan -2. WILLIAM ..,TEZCIIIT. 4,11,000 Oil :lii 011 fl Ou So IA .50 llu H. EC It Ui TING rg 1 111; !WV.' t repire(l to f 01 1,1 N/ T Olt COMM- Ih.• l6 a ,•ir , , v111 , •:1 .1 , TI t 111.•1,1, 1..• h• 11, Boroit t rh. k WI( III'\Irp;I, I , tI.! \ NI.W TIMEE 111 .\ I ) 17 I I : - 0 aqr .11 .1 , 1r , H.0: v•11' also h' lh 'nor 1 , 15,4 the suporior in 'lll. •111,1- ikl othiti, in.. sate, ihin• isith 11/ "1.1. tin, ti tor ••,..1 nouttoli•ois • 'lli, In :mil ll' \ th , 15.•1•1•,111' htti.. I Hill, this itp is••ll 111 1,11.1 i if ill •••••1 l our 11 •I•Io o n i,ot t‘lin vo ton sr• 1•• ti in nit ii'' in I • initny i tin. hurl, hIll• 41/,ul I I •id Ststo Theytovon fur intro now th It the it 4,1 I, almost. Wino and needs ly n fr,v infirr lir i h•.uN :mil loyal hands to arhiere x rortain wilt lastintr EIT 4 459 11,) My I lIIi. in r , •nr of Lhe• Franklin Hon se, no Church Alky, ESE MEMO Valuable Real Estate at Public Sale. NIT 111, he sold at Public Sale. on Sat .•Ni In ..t tinry 14.14. on the 1/1 , 11i' ,, , I), I i•,ll.•tt F . . 4 it e. to l% it I lid. .$1 I rael ..1 Idit. 1 -it ' he Wl•gt end of the 11113,4 e ot uteherhind Cou ty, tat the north side of the Silt, 11..e.1. emit (mine =II 7' 1: Ar _4 ORE S 0: pt , ... 1,1: I,i I •-t ow I, to I. and li ViU, theofe 111Pievt 40-. ls 1..1 l'W.l Ir.l h;1.1.I NI , 11 , W:e1.; , . front et ; I•I , 111 NI : I 1 , , 1. "1111 Silir:11$111 , 11t. 4.) ~,1 1 ro g 1 .y ~l io, - .., ,,,,i n..", 1 n n 11. , 1111 .\ I I ( A r . ,go*. ' ;'. 1(r: 1\ ~, 11..i ty w ii1;, , ,,,110n tinr or in 1..1- u. 1.,. • L.—l , 1.u:.1t,i,t • ,A. 1.• to ~1111111tIlet• al 11 „•1e: .. 1 `I . ~.'.•-• .1.1 , 111 ,I 1,•,..0 "ill I.• ,j,,, 1 I. ,1 . .. \ . - 1,C.1:.. ..•.; 1,.... IL' 1,111. N .', i i .c.l 111 fzeL , I ...I Mil MOE =I PRIVATE SALE. will sell at Private t:I 1•111.10 1,1 • I; LAND ,it u •,PA . (ill 1i I •..: 'lll tm 1 mil Er mt ~~~i,,~ MEI JI• 42 v. 70 Acres, and 111 Perches, • ,)„ h -•,,•„,,•"1 funcing I'LL. aro 11 Jli 14 ti 7 1 _I 1 Sul 1 S 1 14 200 J)l\ ELLING HULSE, Stone Bank Barn, 70 nwt lour. N% (;oN SHED. CultN carli.hen• Is \\'.•ll nevor fal , lnt; water an 1 a l'i.t ern e.,nt enient to the do..r: and n stream of lunhihz "liter phews thrt,th. , ,h the trust There ih also //,'t 'll.l I.'l/ (11' (.../.1()/Cbj Pi? U/7% iu n t „. ing iirik , the 1 , 1,111:11. Tell Aeres of t h. , tia..t ar.• WI I hoi.ite I 'llllo.er. 'lbis ropoll in he toi tlhorhilting neigh. tee-lee, I t ollll “S• 11 t. t.l Chttrehes, 'llllls, f.o 7itn.L .1 et , rive iniltteetnents to purchit,ets. 1),.,,,,,, i s hj e e to ti•w the l'reperty, xtll please call on the usil isi t ;hl,l. re , i,ling on the prenli.es. JOHN 611.1.ENBE't0 ER, Sr, Put. t, I'l.l-- 3r. Poor House Visitors' Report. rui() the limmi.dble James 11. Liraham, r.e.i,11.11t. wiz° and Mivlutel Cocklln Hod Hugh Stuart. A,,ocitite Judgcs of tilt, Court of Cutuborl d County: We, the per , ons appointed by said Court, as visitors to the Poor House, for the year let 3, do certify, that we have visited the same frequently during the pros. out year, and mostly at. times whon Mr. Snyder (the stewardo was not aW.lrt. ut ear 4 . 11,1111 , V., and invarkbly found Lb, house in excellent order, the several Apart merits well adjusted tied the bed chambers clean nod furnished nWI good and soft beds Also, everything on the fm in or pertaining to the preutive, in very good condition. :11'11 till. 1113t14,1•1111•11t of the n.rn w..n.eon ,111 , 1‘,1 The rations lor the inmates aril Vl', good and pelatable, ami everything necessary for their comfort 1.1 - .1 tiled ythint indicates that she -tenard i. •obleto , l'illg to, 111,1,0 1111 who are In his I bar, as eotitt iris! be as is shown ipplirat ion, We ini . 4llt reasonably th It mil 1.1. the II WWI, of paupels there, the place should men gloom. and saddening, but on the roornery e“ find the zreal er part cheerful and merry and divit, net co,,tdcrable ta-tefu lumping their persons, the Mot ties.) and ' all seemed as touch t her lit ed a , 11..111e, ellj n e rd life And 1../.141 01 , 11" I'llH 11 , :111.1 appreciated the comforts neoeon•l led emme re I opon them. Among t num b, te•le ea nu,; her of eldoirm, elm re I. lul .1 ',11.. •1 • he .1 a ptr Li, len r. sonio Ito du, 5 , 1 , 111:11ked helm, the stew ;„ , I I,', ~P, ) ) 1, 10.101111.1nd a freer, 11.. ill I an I lii• Lorin:. 1t weari,ome anti 11up....,•11,Y1..u. , we 011111,. 01.11 he I. II fully 1a1...c. ill.l un he, log Nilary In. re ‘,..1 11e 1,1•0 think it neoesa,ry to Make .01110 1111i)Iii11).V). IV)) would 111..) )»•11 11)11v:111W tinent erected, apart from the mein bulbii nil. 1511 e•sly for the hospital, but do not 11,4 e it ntl eugly at the pres e nt tin, morn might lie hut. )01? thtui< II lud neves... y, 1111101 21, We ill VI) 00111,1 d every point worthy or wll, and our etuu.i.leratlen. and as teem 1511111 WO hove a1,e,1,1 ,e,1,1 you will I Pain ly iu sc flint the step and di. eliarges - lili. linty aduurobly an I to regard to whit we have said of ids merit,. In nothing more Limn Avila( is justly' due hint. IVii might remark that the Kick are well cared for and have the attendance of a very judi• clone physician, Lind the notice and sympathy .of Mrs. So) der, Jan. 22, 181171 --:kt, RUARING RAILROAD, lresPovegami• 4 4 4 , • • ...,, A ~. .. •• ..- •x....ii. , ...•=" ''' 4 , , .4 i k ,s, .......,.14,, y 5 , 1 4;,r4_ . 1,...ri.. ' 1....,..C --.:..0.... :... c-..- .-. ~..,......p.,,...• _,.i..,., WIN:MK ARR AN GEM. ENE - aREAT Trunk Line from the North 1....„11 and North-Wl:tit for Philadelphia, No Yorklead ing, Pottavillo, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, dtc , Sta. Trains 10000 Harrisburg for Philadelphia, Now-York. Reading Pottevillo, and all intormediatu Staflout; at 8 A. 11,, and 2 P. M. New York Express lonyott Harrisburg at .1.00 A. M., arriving at Now York at 10.15 the mune morning. Fares from liarrkhurg: To Now-York $5 15; to Phil adelphia f. 3 35 mid kb Baggage chocked through. Returning. lea vo Now-York at 0 A. M., 12 noon' and 7 P. 51., (Nat:burg Express arriving at liarrilurg. at '2 A. M.) Loam) Philadelphia at 815 A., Al and 3.31 P. 11. Sleeping mini in tho Now Y.rolc Express Trains through to mid from Pittßburg ,‘lt.ltout etiango. PllSfiel/gers by tkollatawiasa Railroad at H. 50 A. 111. , and '2.15 P. NI , for Pkiladolphla, Now-, York, and all Way Polota. Proinu lolVo Pottorillo at 9.15 A. M. nna 2.30 P. for Philadelphia. Illarrloburs. and Now York. Au Accommodation Pasanaar trait] loaves Hooding at 090 A. M., and ruturus front Philadelphia at 4.30 P. M. .64-All the above trains run daily, Sundays except A:Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.60 A,. M., and Philadoiphia ai 3.15 P. 51. Commutation, Mileage, Season, and Flxemsion Tick: ots at rodUcod ratan to acid from all points. . 80 Pounds Baggage all Owed cash I'aa• auger. a. 'A. iv wous, Doe. 11,18(2. . daneral thiparintandenk: ESTHER NICK EY, A d millistratnr Capt. 11. )1. Dt)N Eno°, Recruiting MTiegr With Glass CIoLII Prosser, Improved Loop— Check, New S'yie Hammer, Binder, Cor or, Braider, etc. UNITED STATES AUItICI,LTURAI. SOCIETY, Silver Medal at the Penn,rylvania State Fair .! .. eptember, 18(53. American Institute. Now York, Mocha in Assucia tion, Boston, Franklin I :Istituto, Philadelphia, Metropolitan Mechanics' I notitute, 1% ash I ne ton, Maryland Institute Baltimore, Mechanic,' Association, Cincinnati, Fe, tucky Institute, Louisville, Mechanical Association, St. Louis, Mechanics' Institute,•San Francisco. At the State Fairs of MAINE, VERMONT, CONNECTIOUT, NEW .1 ERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, \ lA, MI:,601_11c1, 01110 INDIANA, 101% A. 'PENN ESSEL, ILLINOIS IiENTUCEY 511CIIIOAN, WISCONSIN. A. 4 LI FO RN I A, Those eefahrafell Mnehlinis are adapted to every va. !defy of Sowing or thirdly wear. from the lightest mus lin:: to the heaviest cloths. 'Hwy work equally well 11111.11.1111, HUOII, 1,/0111,11, /11111 cottfat goods.—seeming quiltw e. nathecing. hemming, frillug. cording, and bridling -111.11,1114 a Itsietifid and gel fect stit. 11, alike nu t h pkirhinning every species ul sett trig except in:thine button holes and stitching on buttons. Full In trust inns for operating the Machine is given gratuitously at the soles rooms. When the Machine Is sent some distance, sn that personal instruction is inconvenient. a card et direetlon is sent, which 111 a SlllllllOll, guide. The 1111:111110.1 which rocotnniond the 15 heeler k. Wilson Marline are-- 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the ramie sewed. 2. Strength, nosiness, and durability of seam, that will not rip nor rat el. nod made ti ith 3. Economy of thread. 4. Its attachments and wide range of application to purposes 211111 materials. b. COIIIIIIIOI.IIOSS and elegance of model and finish. 6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction. 7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of movement. SCHEDULE OF' PRICES.. No. 3 Machine, with Plain Table, $45 00 MEN RV MOWER, THOMAS !MADLY, D. CRAM:iII EAD, VIRi torn Half Case, Pal - 100110d, LO 00 'loll Caso Pollsaed, Black Walnut or Mahogany 65 00 Plain Table, 56 0.) Half OM, Pannelied, 00 00 Malf Case, Polished, Marl< Walnut or Mahogany 05 0 Machine, with _ _ Plain Table 65 00 'lair rin. o ,l : ollehed, Ills& Walnut, 70 00 H i m cape, 1 , 0 11 8 h,d, Black Walnut or Mahogany 75 00 Half Case, Polished, Rosewood, 80 00 Full Cate, Foliahed, Black Walnut or Mahogany 00 00 Full Cato, Pollehe,l, Itotewool, 100 00 N 0.9 Machine, Large )vlth Plain Table, ,75 00 Nal n Wattle, Every Machine is sold with a gornmor, Nos. 1 and 2 Machines are sold oningletu, with Mtn Now Glass Oloth Presser, _Now Style [laminar and Braider. NVheolor 6: Wilson's Agency at Railroad and Telegraph Othce, CARLISLE, PA. Noy. 27, 186a—ly. NATLS! NAILS - 1! NAILS H 1 A largo stoek of good, Clean, 'Neat, and Tough nails, at. the lowest Tricot. Our nails are - worth 50cts a keg more, than any other make of nails sold in' our town. this Is the opinion of mechanics who'haVii triad 'them, we also have a fall assortment of .BUILDING.MA.TERI'ALS, of the latest and Inost . approved st r. yle t e rzim . 'al.laglia.year raietrid' as rapeeeented." LIST OF SALES BY WM. DEVENNEY. Feb. 4. Geo. Kimmel, adm'r, York-do 10. Wash. Well, South Middleton. II Elias Hoffman, Upper Allen. 32. Ephraim Baker. S Middleton. 15 John Godshall, S. Middleton. 18 Peter Stock, North Middleton. 19. John K. Stouffer, Dickinson. 20. Mary Shoh, S. Middleton. 22. A hod Sol lenberger, Monroe. 23. John C. Powley, S. Middleton. 24 John G Keeney, S. Middleton. 26 John G. Beltzhoover, Monroe.. 20. Benj. P. Triit, W. Pennsboro'. 27. S & W. A. Myers, •' 29. Jacob Lehman. South Middleton Mob. I. A. A Kicker. Sil.er Spring 2. Elias Buttorf, " 3. W. D. Wunderlich, Middlesex. 4. Henry N. Grabill, Monroe. 5, Gee. J. Beltzhoover, W. Penn. 7 J 0 Saxton, Silver Spring. 8 Frederick Reep, Dickinson. 9. Sam'l Williams, ailm'r, S S. 10. John Reep, S Middleton. 11. Eliza 'Trout., N. Nlidi 12. Joualhon Holmes, N. Middleton 14. Jacob Burkholder, S. '• 15. Jos. Newcomer, Monroe. 10 Jun. Q Grove, Silver Spring. 17. Jno. Hernminger, S. Middleton. 18. G. A. Searigh t, Dickinson. 19 Christian Hoover, Upper Alton. 20. Josiah Nelson, " 22. llenry Leidich, Monroe. 23. Jacob Weitzel, Silver Spring 26. Josiah Swiler, Silver Spring. To The Boot & Shoe Trade CHASE S:, PEDDLE. ANUFACTURE RS of Uppers, No jj_j_ 14.1 South Third St., (up stairs), Philadelphia. niorin the trade , that they keep constaii , ly on hand 11 full assortment of Men and Children's Boot and thin uppers, 01 every description, made only from prime stock, and tilled with host materials. In the most J.111011;0,le city styles Trial orders and solicited, and prompt attention sill be mild to all orders sent to Terms Cash on Delivery ! lan. 2S, 1,,G1L3m. Geo, W, Carpenter, Henszy & Co's Wholesa!e Dru:l (C• Chrinic. - J Warehouse, No. 737 Nl.Arkut Pt. , :'llll.lelphin. E Rub , criber keeps constantly on -tee; of nfo,,4,ll EDi c i N gs riiiniette ; l'lll/I, , ErTlf`ll. Plll.l 'llt ITIoNS. I) ti I,4`ry other article which .411,er - tains to the o io tt estro,lve variety; also PAINTJ, OILS and liLAsp ljf 09ory .\ll'otlPurOitoo'd fr rin 1.0 rvilud on nos tie I/I , St. quail' V. MI I nt as low prfres Chet r.w ho 11;1.1 \1"I: .w• 11 in t=nc e e e ill make it the inteit,l of riarrlia,r, lily in choir trill, And lit Ir future ii.itronnuii .111 y , ,lt the rite, to elitilb lishient. All order, adklre•se4l to Ils i v u,nll or other wise, will meet with iormilyd attention UEO. is CAR VENTER. II ENSEI" & CO, 73; Market Street, Philadolphi Fob. 5, 'l',l —ln) 1 STATE I NO'r I( '• E.- • Letters of Adml nistration on tbo Estate of Da lid Line. Into of Di..itinslin township, hiving Leon Isow•.1 t, the slit,,ritirs residing In said town ship. N/d lim is herehe given to all permmi to said• tioratii, - to marts iintuelliut's payment. itml thosti haring I LIIDIN to piai out them 1.,1 settlement to 152111111111 Town Property for Sale. AM authorised ti, sell the l'roperty of I Sopia Sturm, situated ott the Nortl, site of I...nth et stre,t near st street Th., Ibt, 12.0 feet .lorp, and lots ; I %i: It a T... st...ry pia-tele 1 11,otse and i ti , h , p It 11111 lA+ a whole or In part as may be most elittlidn .1::n. 11. I.A111fl:It. LISIEM=I!I WILIEELFIt. & - WILSON'S SE ;VI. G .11.11 C IXE AT REDUCED PIZICES At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa. 111:zhe.nt Premiums at thu lON \L LONDON. 15(32 INuusrui kL EX lIIIIITION, 1861. IM=ZU=IIII No. 2 Machlum with !go. 6 Mee!line, Cylinder, w. 44 'l' , E lON CA RII •NEW GOODS ! NE* GOODS ANTICIPATING a rise in goods, I hove bought a large stock of Domestic and For 'eign goods. Buell as 3 4. 44, 0 1010-4, Blown Sheeting and Shirting M uslins, 3-4, 44, o'4, 10.4, White Sheet leg and , hirting )luslins, All the desirable makes of Calicoes, Glnglimns; all the widths and qualities of Pickings. ChOdiq, Stripes. Drown and Colored Drillings Cambrice, Nankeens, Crash, Table Diapers, Counter pins, Jeans and Crttnn Pan tings. Also, a large and well selected stock of nil grades, Carpet Chain, Oil Cloths, Shades and Blind , material, end all other kinds of House furnishing goody, together with DRESS GOODS, Notions, Hoop Skirts, White Geode, &c , ccricAltprr !LAGS NVANTED. (loan) call at the old Stand, one door below Martln'a hotel. r l OBAcco SEED FOR SALE.— " Thu .n.,,ber has un hand for sale. a quantity of prime Connecticut and Pounaylvania Seed Leaf TO DACCA) SEED. ghtt seed Is put up in packages containing enough to plant reapehtively two, three and live acres. On the receipt of the moss ey at the rate of five eta. per erre, with two postage stamps enclosed, packages will be promptly forwarded to any address. Address: Feb. 12, '64-31., AM ES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at Law. Crli , le. Pa. 01.11eit with Watts eit Parker. Jan. 22, Mod—ly. STATEMENT OF THE MECHANICSBURG BANK. February 2, 18G4. Lonna and 1119r0unts, Stock of the to Enr uwualth of l'enn'a, l'enu'a. \Var Loan, United States 7 3 10 per et. Loan, United States 5 20 11 per et Loan, United States Cs 111 Ii per et Loan, Cumberland Co. Wier Loan, New Jersey :state Minds Ms, Due I.y other Bata, and Bank ers, 344 8 99 Notes and Checks of other Banks, 11.078 49 U. S. Legal Tender ,nte, 0.512.2 Specle—Bold and :Silver, 0,000 U 3 00,475 51 Duo Prutevt ate., 7 111 MEI Capital Stock paid In, Cif Cu Minn, Due to Banks and Bankers, Twisient. Deposit,, 6pectil Depusits, WM almvo rtutnmeut is col to the lle,t of my 11. A. S IW S worn nod Hul,seri l,ep boort, nio. List of - Stockholders of the .Mechan icsburg Bank. Levi 51,1,01, .I , rl/1. 1/.111,,11, John lintn.it, , trector Conrrol Kenn, V It. (i0r, , ,a,. i Ih.nry : 4 1untlel Eherlv, I NI, SI .1 Lusk, Levi F. " Let .1011 n '• Or h. 11. L,uher, .1 , 4111• ,, m11 r, Hat. lir. Lelllitlr, S0)0111011 P. (Jar an, '• ;Jaciol. 111'10 ma. .11te,t) Eberly, Dill , •1ly, 470ir7;0 11 un•k =I =I Ititti.r, Unvld Briudtq \l:utiu Mumma, 'Bowman, • krael 1, Boyer, llooly i; Honer, Levi 1111111111 t, Mrs Mary i'r Nl•dey, A hrrOottn Bowman, Jacob K Niosly, Mri, FrzinclB Baker, 1 DAvid NleNwAnger, Dorathy Cartunoy, !li. C ['minter, .11.0 oh P.,,ver, :all., 1.1 , h II L . 1.1, Stonuol l'oover, - ;Mr,. o.th:trine Rupp, rin isiino CI Idimr, 1(1 , •orffo z-toro,r, Etatti E LINE, .Ir. SAMUEL C. LINE, Administrators Daniel lbinn•rt, I, ,el, M Eilen Dunlap, 11Vin. II Smith, .lo .11 e Dunlap, 1.1.,!!” Itenjmnin Sttlever, I.lita 1,1•••tly, Illenjmnin Tit.el. .1;0•1,1, EnzliZer• •.(. 1 • Catherin 4 IVnial••y, K•• 1 ••.. Franltlel.er,••r, • .i 31111.4 N. %Hallam 11••rt-tioi,.1r , 000 Iluninm I. 1)1,1 .I, , en Hauck, BARGAINS BALIGAINS ! ! t S the Holidays arc past, I will :ell I.ltlntH e of my o isdet g it reduced io ices wz.vrrie f;ooDs, \Vint, t`7ll.otls. 1410i.h0 Sll,llB, ‘Vtutt, ?eland,: and Lloa s, a!tt .1 11., kt u 1 kin's, ui gtutttly retlttet , l priet•s. generaliy. ail litions of :Staple art , Le It•,•ivt.d. I llr in.) wino, IR jth tt. Ilidtlll,4 Ini;lnir. I in ni•cd bl thee, lin) whin u.lvunrr. Illeatio call at CI., aid Rtuhd ono below Martin's II dui. IgNIMII Cumberland Valley Railroad xr 01' ICE Ti) PASS'( ; ,",.1 alter .ki;u:try Irt, isti,,•lhrou g h Purrs un the ninherland Valley and krailklin IGtll Ifuade will he as 11.tger‘town to llarrishur4, fiy 4f, Nlor,intown, 2 411 :-tate Line, llreernastle, 2 In Marion, Chain bersburg, I To Seutland. I Ott :-.llipperisburg, 135 I New villo, I no A lterton, Nn i I reason's, Good I l,pu, Csr Middlesex, Ki ngAttin Meclitinit•tylorg, Shi reinani:Low n Fares fnan Ticket Stations will be TEN CENTS edditlon al when paid in the cars U. N. LULL, Superintontlenr.. Dill,. 1 Supt Ch t1111 . ,4 Doe. 22, 't3. f Dee. 24. '6s-3t r i 1-11 , .; subscriber, because of in health, 211111 pH eat. matters also claiming his atteulloll, leek it his duty 111 eel 21 . 1 1 I rum 611211110 N, at least for a 5e212,211. 111 1 11112011 y 11112.2 I the ifresent War iF 1.11,10.1. I Shall k:11 , :+12 my business early Is Felo us ry tuts 12, and up to t• at period, will keep up my u.nal supply of Syt ups, Collecs. Teas, Sugars. Spites. Mackerel and such other articles as belong to a ',Cock of limes rice, togtther with an assortment of Tobacco, (chewing zmukiny) t i• Cigars ; nhVacing the choicest qualithie, nett ett the lowest ossiloht prices ++ll,l profits. The 6118 ncu of my stock, con - 11)1118d of such as Tlllps, Churns, Backiltli. a lot of Caen Brooms— the choicest In airy market—aleo, China, Glass, Quoenswaro, Crocks, ez.kors, be., will be Hold at reduced prlce'a. 1 would embrace this opportunity of tendering my sheerest thanks to the nutvroui triend,, and custom ere who have for a pet l e d of over leerily years, elven me so generous aid libet al a shore of their patronage, trustihg that any labors to please have not altogether been in vain. To such as lists ACcOUllto to soffit, with MO, either for or aoaluPt, I would state that I will as here tofore, lie found at my usual plane of busiuess, whero 1 will be always be happy to see them. "Marlon Hall," Car Halo, January 8, 1864. f 4itTrPerry Advocate please copy ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. WOOD & PEROT, 1136 Ridge Avenue, PAILADELPIIIA, PA., v7 ITER lor.salo _u pon most la-vora ble Terms. NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In great 'variety of IRON'RAILINGS for CEMETERIES, RESIDENCES, &c., anti Wrought and cast Iron, and GALVANIZED IRON and BRASS TURING; IRON VENANDARB. BALCONIES, SEA I SS, COUNTRIES, FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUMNS, lIITCII POSTS, LAMP Sr ANDS, VASES, TABLES, FLOW Flt STANDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, STATUARY, ANIMALS, and all ,other Iron Works of a Decorative chwacter. 'Designs forwarded fur selection. Persona applying for, same, 85 00 I will please state the kind of work needed. Nov. 20. 1863. r r t HE public are hereby informed that the undersigned have this day entered Into a Co Partnership, under the some of Delaney k Blair, for theipurpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber busi ness. at toe old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Oas Worts ; ,whern all orders In their lino' of business aro respectfully solicited, and .will be promptly filled. --OLIVER DELANOY, ANDREW IL BLAIR. Oct. 16, 1803— t t. .41.Z.Ordere flir' , conl.will be received at .ifalbort Morning's Grocery Store; Robert bloortes Sboo Store and A. U. Blair's Currying Shop. - . Ipp .Ordure for Coal or Lumber solicited through the Post Office, arraugUments having ben ,msdo with nip Postmaster to charge tho postage en same to orders Onnetnally 'filled. (1 A I? I' 1: T 8 , Feb. 11), 18)11 AbbllB LIABILITIES 11111 I %7 ''' :- " ~lanvid K. Ikr I, liarhora II 'lei kE Elen= I= ~ n -kit J. Morkul, ii,lrry 1% t L :11,11, Z. nt Blanlorts un,l Woc, (1().13, Olosinz up Business CEDAR WARE, Notice of Co-Paitnership, DELANOY 16 BLAIR GRAND OPENING AT. GREENFIELD & SHEAFER S, , OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL'. GOODS. 5000 !pls. Super' E.etra, al 20 els. Good 44 Bela Muslin, .25ds. _Extra Heavy 4--I Bela Muslin at 01(.4. Domexiic G ingham,, Clockt, Tick/nits, Jeers, Flannels' 'of all colors. Grime Made Flannels Gray and White, Hume Madn Joan,. 11 e have also all the lower priced .; 1 1uslinsand Prints on hand, and Plain Black Silks at all prices. ti, now sell an extra quality of Mark Silk at $1,26 t h gI.JO per ye, d Plain and Fancy Silks of every doscilption at low prices. ESS GOODS, nx we have purchased our entire stook of Dress Goods In Now York (which Is Headquarters, for all the New Styles.) E you 11111. will Iliad it to their advantage to glue our stock 0 look berme going elsewhere, as you will See all the latest New York Styles, at prices to suit the ti men. BALMORAL Slit ItTS, from s2,bo up to the finest grad ex. Cloths and Cassimeres, a full assortment of Cloth:4, Casslmeree and Beavers, all of lie w est Styles. Also a fall stork o MOURNING GOODS, at at astonishingly low prices. Notions and Woslen Goods, Gloves. Hose, woolen and cotton; Collars, In our stock or 'foods, Nubms, Sontags, Scarfs, we duty competition. ‘1 0 have a largo assortment of Regular made goo (not Auction tinods,) owlish we can sell nt lower price Gunn any (I lodesnle House, large or small, either In city''or 'out, try. Shawls of eoory description, at the lowest figure. All We ask Is n roll, we ale confident we can pleas• loth In styles and in ices or goods. KEEN I ELI) S E. ('or. Market Squaie, 2nd door from Cor. Oct. 2, 1%3. I= --~---- AMOS MI LLEIt, Carlisle, Pa MEM 20,1100 10 00 I lb 011 ) 000 0,(0 ) 00 1 0111 STEINWAY PIANOS. First Prize Medal at the World's Fair, London, 1862. , ~-- 7 . - ~..O.'- - ------ 4.3 ti . P t f} 2 P CV' . rg1111.: undr,i,:ned lui, just, received, aud llaelel+ 1. , 1,....;• , 00statttly on hand a full as .. rtni.•lo ..t the a ..01,110 I 1 . 1,1110 S manufactured by i;:o.lito,,Li...diolii.' wiii be eerrfnily - selected Tn the NliCrulit..tkry. tied gill he llehl nt the New York Cash Factory Prices, "lii‘ t. , . ,1.1,t:..,, . i Fr..; 4ht It, Calllslo. 0 It rat., 1.111 t t. t. vf ,•ollin ,11.1,1 • ACtiOn Will be , give.. I.y the -e1... ll,' le felHl purchaser. 1 , ,,, I, .1 , ,, ,, u• to iklr -11,.. Ore Incited to call and '\a',,,,• th.-0. llial,illea PUMA'S, at R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store, ?lain St.-eet, ?d d o ,, io,t of the Mansion House, near iii o Ittt.ll,td Itepot SEirt:CD li...Nit PIANO: received In exchange and kt p tor .1.10. 1111,1 to teat. JOHN K. STAYMAN. furl isle, Mar 22. 16,33—1 y s_ RO nlO b ,ii i.l IJOU 1- , 3 CA r 11 1 Finn of ',child] Sawyer & Mil -14.r, 141 , Ihi 41,” boeu disculled by the mutual 1- • .11,71T nll ;:trt:,s. The ~ 1 the Firm are in the hands of J. D. Lel iiC I 1 •I• 1111 In eolith:Hon. th.y eau be seen by r at the Id ,•1:111./. it 14 most earnestly expected Kunen m themselves indebted' to Bead 81:41, to cal i uud .1.114. the -Owe itnlmptly. en I .lolin sold out their •m, the inter..et is keid :-tore to the Undersigned, who wit! •on thine the the tkod ll,d , ess at the old wolf huln.n stand, acid winl alwa)s endeavor to make hi. .at elm the 1110-1 d,ll:th;e in the Lakrket.. '1 HE Pl(ul'Ell:TOES OF 'l'llls GI1; A it 11 US E, full,. the lltente.ti feu and the , t. the ncenramodatlock :tn.! cutn:,l 441.3,1 111 their e-lahliithipolit. K INAO 1, I.OIVLEit & CO. Si pt. 1 I. 1....1- , 11E P.kßis I.INTILLA CLOAK VII ENll , ffi.ll t4:2 UCH EST:s;UM Street, . . SA N 5 VI:11 .1 Nl, Pit tr t' , l ii it the nttentlun of their rtruLt, 1.,1 hri4e Mut Superb Stuck of Pine CLOAKS sad FURS; • • afforded In our new t . , devote tLo l'ul..tat attention MP our is ill fund furiii , huil wit h every deserip• it...," FI will be guaranteed as 010 111”111'y 11:1d will be refunded. por null. will be carefully attended to. and dcllre I,x pie:. chai4es paid, any dietaries Weide a I 0 miles. J. W. PROCTOR .4 CO. No 920 CHESTNUT Street, PHILAD A twust 2 , th.. IT 1)R1 NCI': well-known.l‘lELo-4 lIEuNr 2.1,1 II Alt MONI UMS, Introducing the If ,kr inntrumuat. 14:11t N EST OA "IL E R'S RA V EN & BACON'S and II A 1.1,1.. T, DAVIS & Co., celebrated I lANOB for loculh at n 111..•rml dl durliou t sLocer zlo,o0t) cold. .1 \ ES BELLA IL, Solo Agent. '279 S. Fifth ['trout, above Spruce. PHILADELPHIA, Ps. &Till 1" v - 71. LIAA M. It I DI,EI' respectfully, antiouncon to thn eitlottus of Carlislo nod the puLllr gvnertil , that he still continues the =mufti*. tore of all kind. of tin and sheet iron ware In J. D. !lathy!, is I , llollig E.t,t Lowther street Carlble 6t th• stgn oI tiro %there he will at all tin., he ready to do all kinds of worl, in his line 1, ith neatness and despatch. Alen e.lll at all times he hm. those celebrated, self soall lig and self testing premium airtight, FRUIT CANS AND JARS PodLa•, Si] inv, and all kinds of jobbing done at do ♦14.1 - LiM 1,1 paid for eld lead, pewter and copper. Thank -1111 t.r the heretofore extended, he hopes by ,iii, t nti L.,1 ji 111•Nlre to plenee all to merit I,oltitttltlve of the D.:01 the Sig!, o t the lied Coffee Pot. A aril :1. lell3. C r l.N*l•lltAL DFALER in Flour, and all i, ,1 in 3 of country ptlAlttclu. t Main and Wont streetd.". h, .t Fresh (;round Family Flour at A. SINGI- Ably P , 1/Ul3—t f. J. W. EDI UST reocived and very.. cheap at GREENFIELD ifir. SDEAFIDRoIIs As we purelitou threw goods of on extensive Oloak Man u actory In New YOIIK, we are able to offer awed or inducements to any Muse in the country. FURS FURS !! We defy competition. having made arrangotwoute with one of the largest New York Fur Do's., to supply us with thole° Olinda. We feel confident we can sell Furs at Ciiy priers. N0v.13, 1803 Booms & SHOES. A VULI , assortment of Men and Boys' Boots and Sh•Jea, suitable for the winter. Mk), adios and Misses's Balmoral Bootees, Children's Boots of all kinds. badiesand Gentlemen'sOUlii Over Shoes. My old customeres and all in want of good and cheap Boots and Si 101314; will please call and examine Elm stock, before purchasing. Main street, nearly oppoette the Depot. . . Carnolo, Nov. 21, 1863 Bryans Pulmonie Wafers, AT RALBTONIL Dee. 11, 18ca L., STATE NOTICE.- 7 Lettere, of Administration on the "tante of Thompson 51:031braith, deed. ) late of Dickinson town ship. Lavin bean issued to the eubsorlbers„tha first named residing in Dickinson, and the last named re cidiug in South Middleton townehip. Notion le hereby given to all portions Indebted to Bald °Mete to make payment, and. those having claims to present them .duly atithentleated for settlement, to ELIZABETH W. GALBRAITH, ll pftir iffUART, . . ' Jan.29,44--Ot. jG , Adrolnistraters, TIKE 1 OTICE. D. J. LEIDICH, 0011 N MILLER. W. C. SAWYER SPECIAL NOTICE. PH I LA DELPH lA, =9 IS , -ly COFFEE POT. 1:1) CHITEE POT, A SINGISER. CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! I - 0 BEEN FIELD *SHEARER,- S. Bs Cor. of Market Sq - aaro, 2d door. CHAS. OGILIIY, Trustec
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