theta through these columns two year a ago,
they, as well as our butchers, would now be
better off. We advised, among other things,
against the killing of their calves, and
warned them that cattle would soon become
scarce if they continued the wanton practice.
Few. of them, however, heeded our advice,
and,we are now reaping the fruits of their
obstinacy and selfishness. Had theyraised
their calves they would have been well re
munerated for -their trouble, and the pros
euf scarcity of cattle would not have taken
Place. We hope the Legislature may pass
a law making it a crime to kill a calf during
the continuance of the war.
Bht why Should everything be up in price 7 .
"On account of the war," answers the seller.
Fiddlesticks ! What has the war to do with .
hens laying eggs, cows giving milk, or the
raising of cabbage ? The fact that eggs,
milk, cabbage, and a hundred other articles
consumed by housekeepers are not used in
the army, should rather tend to lower these
articles instead of putting them up in price.
No, it is not on "account of the war" that
we aro pa)ing such outrageous prices for
marketing. It is'because these prices are
asl,ed and we town people yield to the de
mand. That is the whole secret. We have
never been in the habit of complaining be
cause of high prices, but really it is almost
impossible for a man of ordinary business I o
maintain his family at the present rates of
living. It amounts to an imposition and an
outrage.
Another thing is felt in our market, and
this is the want of room. We believe many
more farmers would bring their products to
market but fir this cause. Let our town au
thorities build anoth,r wing to the market
house and remedy this evil Considering
the population of our town, the present tiler
het-house is entirely too small. We hope the
Council will look at this evil and apply the
remedy.-- Volunteer.
The Little Helpers
- The annexed correspondence exhibits the
disposition of the proceeds of the recenrfair
f the "Little Helpers," and„ at
,the same
time glees the graceful and grateful ackuowl
edgedent of the restteotive societies.
CARLISLR. All.rch sth '6l
Get. IT. ShiAllt, F+9.
De& - Sir—Meuse find enclosed a draft for
:$2511, part process of a Pair held in Carlisle,
by a children's society called " The Little
Helpers," for the benefit of our brave soldiers
We are glad to seud part of it to them
tbrough so noble a body as The Chris Lian,
Commission." Will you be kind enough to
acknowledge-its-receipt and- give us a few
words of encouragement.
ANNIE L. BEETEN.
Trea... of " Little Helpers."
. 1 1.:). S. CORISTIAN COMMISSION!,
• 11. BANK STREET,
PIIII.ADELPH; A, March 7,'64.
. MY DEAR ANNIE—It makes me very hap
py and full of all manner of encouragement
to find that the children of Carlisle are so
busily at work in the labor of Christ's king
dom. lam glad that you have formed
yourselves into a so, ietv, for it is by union
that we can best accomplish what God would
have us to do; and again, I am glad that
von i all yourselves by such a beawilul nave
Little Helpers;" and again, I am gl:d
thnt yiiu erg so hard at work.
God's world is full of Little Hp
'the air, the water, the hind—:ill things are
full of them ; th-v sing to as
iug and evening, in the b ifti/
birds ; they look 11-1 (pit eyes frofo
almost every living thi• i ? ; they te.ich
many and many w do not woars.
learning;
,they'do not always talk loud and
blusteringly ; they nearly always speak
away down i. the heart. I ain clad that
you hay. joined this nob'e band of" Little
Helpers." How much better to be one of
them than of the " Little Harmers"—very
busy and very wicked folks they are.
We are all little in God's sight : and it is
only when we have given in the spirit of
Christ and do His works that we can do any
thing at all. There is no way in which the
children can so help on the good work as by
helping the soldier ; it is a grand thing to
be able to put forth your hands IL:id send
him Christ and Home , I know that you will
not II ig in this glorious work.
For your kind contribution of two hun
dred and fifty dollars, allow me again to
,return you my warmest thanks and to wish
you long life mid prosperity as a Society.
Please accept my regards for all the 'nem
,bers and officers, and
I am yours very truly,
GEO. 11. STUART, C. C. C.
TO THE LITTI,E DEI,PEI4.B.
It was ordered liy a vote of the S. A. So
.ciety of Carlisle, at their recent Anniversary,
'that the Secretary ha instructed to return
a note of thanks to the Little Helpers, l'or
' their very handsome donation of 'two hun
,dred and fifty dollars," (V:3O ) We take
great pleasure in fulfilling, thIS duty.
Respectfully,
L. E. C. Jon
Teachers Institute
•Met agreeably to adjournment in School
house No. 70'hink's) on Saturday
.Feb 27th.
Mnartian'SEß4lON.—Absent, Mr. Solien
berger- The minutes of the Itt-t meeting
were read and adopted, a Selection was read
by Mr Kline.
Mr Goodyear, skilfully ecoduoted a class
drill in Written Arithmetic.
_,
„
AFTERNOON SESVON.—ii (n3eqt, Nowa.
lenberger, Berkheitner and Boyer. The subt
jeot of 'Written Arithmetic was dismissed a
some lenglit by Messrs. Eberly, Richwine,
Behriver. Kline and Graybill.
Mr. Grnybill delivered an excellent Leo
tur on "The Evils of i lgnorance.” With for•
'oible language and apt illustration ho exhib
ited the sad results arising from ignorance of
.reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, gram
mar, geograph.y, physiology and phrenology.
The question "Are . pupilsexaminations and
eFhibylobs advisable was Caken,up.
Mr. Goodyear.—Publio examinations fur
nieh- an.exoellent incentive to leaabers and
ri_dpils to improve their_tlme .
Mr. Eberly..-There should be frequent but
-ntlt special examinations. SuboOl ahould he
visited, often,. Persons•who visit tohools only
,on,examination'flaYs are not Fol2p.nip at his
,There is a 4iinger of 4ipcouragiug
dull pupils at special examination. ,The die"-
oussion of this subject was closed for the day.
Mr. Riciliwine•rea,d nn Interesting and in
struinive , Essay on "The cultivation of the
mind." - Mind power la the measure of the
man. A well cultivated mind brings respect
and honor into any avocation or calling in
life. A eultivaled can be, truly
happy, it.has a thousand resources in itself
and need not depend on outward fleeting e'r
.numstannns,' To cultivate the mind we must
. anrcircie'haPita of attention ; Must implant the.
elemetUry prinoiple'a of science, law, gov
ernment religion in the mind; must tank the
.power of 'using language aright in speaking
and" thinking ;_,lnust fill the mind with the
matenals - or thought with facts ; must teach
the mind ::how to investigate
.subjects and
draw thernfore reliable conolusiopti: meat oul
:.tivate: the memory,. - ,The opal olijent of all
cultivation is eternal glory. The thanks of
the lnstitue were tendered to Messrs. 1)
Brandt, B. Neisly, C. Hartzler, W. Clark, B.
Givler and M Landis, for hospitality to mem
bers of the Institute.
appointments for next meeting. Selee•
lion, J M. Graybill, Lecture, J. H
er, Essay, P. A Plank, Subject for discussion,
School examinntious and Pennmanship,
Messrs. Sobrivor, Eberly and Richwine were
appointed a committee on resolutions.
On motion of Mr: Neisly, Messrs Goodyear,
Eberly nod Richwine were requested to re
deliver their lectures at the next meeting of
the Institute.
On inotiout it was agreed that the national
flag be hoisted over the School house at the
next meeting. Acjourned, to meet at School
house No. 3. ou Saturday March 20th 1864.
J 11. 'SCIIRIVER, Seet'y.
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
DIED OF CROUP—WHAT A PRETTY AND
Interesting child I saw last week I But now,
alas! It Is no more. Such was the conversation of two
gentlemen riding down town in the cars. mud of
croup! how strange! when Dr. Tobias' Venetian Ltfli
ment Is a certain cure. If taken in time. Now. Moth
'erg, we appeal to yeti. It 14 not for the paltry gain
and profit we make, but for the sake of your infant
child that now lies,playing at your feet. Croup is a
dangerous disease; but use Dr. Tobias' Venetian Lini
ment In time. and It is r01,h,.d of Its terrors. Always
keep It in the house: you may not want it to night,
or to-morrow, nn telling when—hut armed with this
liniment you are prepared, .et it come when it will
Price only 55 cents n bottle. Office 56 Curtlandt St..
New York Sold by all Druggists.
March 11.1883.
On th' Ist Inst., by Ro• .hcob Fry, Mr. THOMAS
1) 0 kI.i , VELL, to Miss REBECCA J. IcELLY, both of
Car
nn too let lost, by tho name, Mr. JOHN B. ERS
BLAB, of Islizabothtown, Pa., to Miss JULIA A. MOW
ERS, 01 Carlisle.
On Der. •62d ult., by the same, Mr. ALFRED C. HALL
DER, to Mine LYDIA M UR PUY, both of Carlisle.
On the let Inst., by the Rey. Wm. Kopp, Mr. ADAM
0105, to li.t MARGARET LSADELLS FOOOll f, both
of Silver Spring Township.
On the 2rith ult., by the Ilev. E. Athtme, \Tr
A tfi..lllA Wliitf, to Miss 31ANV ANN WAticf.,
both of North )11.1dlutou township.
On the Jlb inst.xot nt Illtioikburv. Rev.
e;ic ,elf, Mr. ROISERI: I'Ru, ofOur isle, to Miss
MAUI, 11. COLLEtiAN , of Philadelphin.
Call tf. PttODUCE M A IttiltlT.
lteported weekly for the Herald b 3
K. C. W Oodw ord.
Gal lisle, March 10. MA.
FLOUR (S0por(100) 6 00
do. ( 6 r ) .
•- , ln RYE.: -
Iv II ITE EAT , I 4')
MEI
C, 'RN
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MIIIIMME
MIE
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TII ‘T ectintootlittus trick HMIS° nn
West I,nutber St . In ronr of lll.•kinottn
pow In the occupancy of Mrs.
- . 4 ac i tk Totolinsno. Fur to MS, 4:c., Apply to
• - •tti 4.?,: March I I .1. It li 11:101.
RHEEM'S HALL
Uir THREE DAYS ONLY. ..Xcla
Fri luy, ,S'lo it , lay, an. , l iburlall Even
;nys.
Saturflay an , 7 Monday Afternoons
ELLINGE,It & FOOT E'S.
Great Moral Exhibition.
CONTIIVEN :'AL VOCALISTS.
THE MW A` A FIR ICTIVE AMUSEMENT
NOW TRAVI',LINO
r II E three sindlest human beicers ill
F.TII`E —23 ynars old., 24 Inn.hon
hi,u Lod woi.tbs 23 n4nrnds ii. Is 'I inches :bonier
thorn 7bm 1111111 lb and Y l• ehrs shortex and 0 )ears
older than Barn 11111 .,, 0 0 • lit
The wh..le t 1 srl•I sti .11,ilenz.il in $50,000 to prodrire
in age n.izo, idueatlnn A th,nuuli
h .;.r an nod hiti vetstntilinh and
talent J. a 0n0,11,114 Ar,or nud Ilarlcer, are of the
r.ler
Nll.- , 1.1,1 Z 1 \ sister the ahoy eIS 14 years
old 21 'win , hi.,11 an w.• 14115 I 1!/. 2 ' p mods
r 4 / 1 4 Z-‘l.ll,l,—tbe nit. at hao.lst.•e [lancer, Is 17
years al.!, 30 loch's hi.4l‘ 114 weisita 25 1/01010R
T 0 ON, II 01111,101 biotin Pt.lloo .viii he aeeisted In
111011 1),(4 , 1,11ln:es by the aid
Continental Vocalists,
W . P. FRANKLIN AND .1. W. SNIITII; ?dia., U. C.
ELIANG Nit, the talented Pianist and t'ho sweetest re
nutte,) , l9Mllst itn the Asuerican : , tage. and Prof. G 11.
lirookCille eminent Rlind Pianist end Violinist
tfa'• ,F.1.,/,:t;T ,\ ', VI L';11 , .1.1,i, on Satur lay and
Afternoons, commencing at 3 fl'i lock, for Ladies and
children. Ladles to afternoon llatim. 1 3 cents. Phil
&en 10 emits Doors op-n at 2 and 7 n:G}nelo. P. M.
Ex MIA ion to .•otinnon,.. at a and 'I o'c!,k, NI.
Admission 25 cents—Reser, od seats 511 its. Chi dren
under 12 years of age, 15 rents.
C. U. RUSSEL, Business Agent
UNI lED •ST \TES INTER
NAL RE\ ENUE.
The attention of tax payere Is hereby called to the
provisions of the United Slates Exam, Law relative to
the auessieeet of annu .1 to xt.s.
By the sixth suction or the act of ,illy I, Mod, it is
made the lut4 of all persons, partnerships, firms, assn
nations, or corporations, made liable to Mar annum]
duty. license, or tax, ON Olt BEFORE THE 1 , 11151'
Nlti DAY OF MAY IN EACH YE hit, u. make a liat or
return In the Arasi , tant Assessor of the District wbrre
located of rtu, umouut ,d annual Income. the articles or
objects eharzsd with a spot MI tan, and the bulsness ~e
neellpAld4rii Ildble to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail td make such return by
the d.ry specified will he liable to he assessed by the
A.amsor /according to the best intermation which he
can obtain; and in rush rase the Assmsor in required
to add tit ty per ceoLum to the amount, of the Dems of
sorb list.
March 4, 1864
Every person who shall deli' r to au Assessor any
Pulse r liandulent list Cr statement, with Intent to
used, u the v,ilnation or onnineralon required by law,
is uiJ,•rt i , a hundred dollars; and in rut h
/r.ses the I st will be Ina to nut Assreeeir nr is
5 . 1..1.1 t Irani the valuation end °noun,
etlen sn 111:1111. I.lll'll' r,II be no 8111/0111
1111'11C of the or until Inrea, ii,CavilL those for ikon
faiS. odi DU Unlit the thirtieth day of
JllllO.
appropriatu blanks on whloh to make return,
and all otro,•ssa y information, ho fur - rib:bed by
any ut the SSNi hod A,sussurti to persons rubldlog In
their taapeelive dr, ishmu.
Thu ful lOW iII it nro ho Asslsl rmt Assessors 01 Cumber
and County, to wloon rani-tr of Income, UCLIIISO Ap.
pileations, and artieb s hula° to sioucial Las un
^tleb,•dul A," hill - mid ho m olo:—.John C. Kirk Dlv'n.,
No 11 Now iuul•oriand: Joo. ititnor Jr, Div'n , N 0.12,
Mechanicsburg; Ja...ob Ilhmint, Mien:, No. 13, Carlisle;
Node Gri[rich, Ditr'n , Nu 1-1' Liu:ling Sp l ogs ; .Ino. 8.
Dir'n., 12 Plainfluid and D. W. Thrush,
No. 10 Shipponsburg. 11 ,, 11ACE BO:VIIA)1,
U. 0. Assessor 15th Dlg't.,)".ff
Carilsln, March 2nd 1801.-3 t.
av Stovel J'i etv Stgre
E[Ditli k AHLLEtt, will open
IL/their New Store on the corner of.tho . pUblic teluaCe
known as Zug's corner, opposite Irvine's Shoe .tore,
on the 15th day of the present month (March.) when
they will ho able to exhibit to the community an en
tiro new.ptock of I/Prot/II Pod Domentie " •
DR Y :Cr . 0 0 S
Carpets, Oil Clothe, Window Shades, Looking Glogfies,
if7C.
D. J. LEIDIOIL JOLT' MILLER,
March 4, 1`.1.4.
N. B.—A. largo portion of our stook of DomeetteGoods
that will bo opened was purchased
. 1n the , month of
January, when they were Elhadd Power thitn at the
pima time, „nil will •
be sold at a 'email arlvanco.
& M 1 LIAM.
A DESIRA BLE • TOWN
.PROP,EItTY AT
PRIVATE;sALp.,
SITUATE on the corpse', of West St.,
and Church Alley hear Woodward's Ware House,
In the Borough of Corllsle.
Tito Lot contains 28 feet In front on Woat St., ex
tending back alon4 said alloy 120 foot.
The Improvements are a
• BLACKSMITH SHOP,
and other Out Buildings.' The above is one 9f the
moat desirable building locations in the town, either
for onsinees purposes, or oft a Private residence, and
will be disposed of upon favorable terms
For further information enquire of William Wert,
the owner of ]ho Pri4terty or of •
A L. SPONBLER, -
March 4, 1804. Real Estate Agent.
If the,abovo property Is not'solif before Faturdaythe
20th hist., it will.be offered at Public] dale at the Couft
11.111fe lb said itoreugh, on that day: • •
DR. TOBIAS'
larclacs.
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FOR RENT.
US
A VD
Annul nxes for 1864
POOR HOUSE STATEN NT
FicDP, Tx 1863_
JOHN MILLER, WILLIAM OORNMAN and ROBERT
ELLIOTT, Esqrs., Directors of the Poor and
of the House of Employment of Cumber
hind County, in account with said County
from the Ist day of January to the 31st
day of December, A. D. 1863, inclusive.
DR.
To cash from County Treasurer, $9OOO 00
Carlisle Deposit Hank, on loan, 800 00
Roht. Elliott f Esq., money refunded, 2 25
J. P. Sterling, for support of Mary
Knettle, 114 00
J. M. Means, " C. Laughlin, 60 00
D. Wherry, Mrs. Hollar, 29 00
P. Louk and others, " paupers, 10 39
.7. Squier, Esq., " " 7 00
Phila. Almshouse, " " 56 76
Wm. Ramp and other •, boarding, 20 79
John Faller, butter, 5 13
S. Caldwell and others, tallow,
M. Myers, lard, &e. 41 43
Sholly & Brewbaker, stock sold, 202 17
Drovers, pasture, 107 50
A. Hosier and others, corn and oats
sold, 291 71
Michael & Ensminger, & others, hides, 94 62
F Gardner & Co., old wheel, 2 37
J. Harris. fines for breaking Sabbath, 25 00
William Wert and others, poultry, 16 40
.1. Miller and others, pumpkins, 35 00
C. most and others, ice, 4 34
11. Snyder, check on Carlisle Dep.
Bank. 142 05
Mrs. J. Cunningham, for dress, &c., 13 41
Total Debi..s,
CR
By cash paid A. W. Tients
and others, for merehan
dice and groceries, 52,755 31
Mrs. Saltsburg and others,
out-door aid, 1,558 85
State Lunatic Asylurp,s4p
port of paupers, 572 08
J Beistline and others. tai-
luring, hats and shoes, 225 37
D. Sipe it others, out-door
funeral expenses, 304 00
D. Smith and others, Jos
tires and constables lees, 139 10
Robert Elliott and others,
cattle and hogs, 1,326 21
N. (luster and others, grain
and gai 742 96
R.C.Wood ward and others,
clover sad timothy seeds, 47 69
0. Delaney & others, lum
- -her trnd coal — for 244 - 98 •
J. It. Means. wood for fuel, 161 28
Henderson & Ree d. plaster, 38 75
J. Noble and others, beef, 169 25
Wm Fridley, tinware and
• tinkering, 58 17
G. Wozel ant others, wa
gon making, 74 50
F. Gardner & Co., castings
and machine fixing, 85 87
,T. Plank, pew shaker, 15 00
G. Lindemood and others,
Hackxmithing, 160 74
Geo. Zit) nand oth , rx, post
-- -ftge-.-mxtpre-sx chirges and
revenue stamps,
— 3l - 57
- Henry Saxton and others,
hard ware, 152 38
Michael & Ensminger and
others, loather, 213 53
Theodore- Keilfer„baking, 18 CO
0. Wink awl others, labcr
on farm, 67 46
Pr. Robinson and others,
out-door medical aid, 16 25
Carlkle Dept. loans, 1000 00
Dickinson Fire Ins'ee. Co , 14 70
Expen-es incurred by Reb
el iiiva , ion, 19 13
Geo. KL.r.kncr, for building
OM
kit3htiu to tenant horse, 4 25
1. Witner,i% bite-wash lime, 5 82
D. Eln tt. whirs, rye st w, 8 00
W. M. Ureterc, discount on
noteiti, 14 97
J. ti J . P,oidcr and others,
pumpkins,
Ilactirsti3,lt, Drugs and
Medicine-, 77 30
S Ensoiineter, 53,1 fling, 38 21;
3. 5. Soyder, tea initter„ H 3 33
J. Bowman, tuition, 49 00
Dr. S s•itary, 23 00
Dr. 55'. W, salary, 190 99
11. Snyder. Esq., salary, 775 00
3. Miller, Mir, extra service, 9 06
W. Cornman, " 9 00
R. Elliott, " 15 00
J. Sqnier, Treasurer, salary, 60 00
W. J. Shearer. Esq. ,ulary, 30 00
Miscellaneous expenses, 160 97
Ratan, e due Treasurer at
lust .sett lenient,
Total credits,
To balance due Treasurer,
JACOB SQUID:R. Esq. Treasurer of the Poor
House and Rouse of Etnpioyment of
Cumberland County-, in account
with the Directors of said In
stitutiun, from the Ist day
,of January to the 31st
December, 1883.
DR.
To cash from County Treasurer, 50000 00
Carlisle Deposit Bank, 800 00
Miter sources, as exhibited in the
foreguitig, statetoent, 1,200 81
CA.
By rash paid on Director's Or
ders; as above, $11,870 80
Balance due Treasurer, $7BO
Operations of the Institution ituring
the Year 1863.
STATEMENT OF STEWARD & MATRON
inmates.
:Cumber of !miners in the house, Jan
Ist, 1853, (34 of w!tom were cold) 153
Admitted up to December 31, 1863, 249
Born in the house, 11
Whole ❑umber provided for during the
year,. 413
Number died, of whom 9 were col'd., 38
Bound out, 5
Discharged and eloped, 230
Number remaining in the house, Jan.
1, 1864, (of whom 29 are colored,) 140
Number of out-door paupers supported
at public expense, of whoin 4 aro in
the State Lunatic Asylum, 63
Whole number chargeable an Jan. 1,
1804,
There are in, the house, as near as can be
ascertained„l2.under-45-yeareol age; -11-from
5 to 10; 10 from 10 to 20; 21 from 20 to 30;
13 from 30 to AO ; 'lp fipin 40 to 50; 23 from
50 to 60; 19 from 90 to-70; 10 from 701,0'80;
3 from 80 to 90; and 2 from 90 to . 100.
In addition to the above, 2739 travelling
paupers have,been received without regular
orders, to whom were given 397-7 meals, and
many-of them were flirniebed Witl articles
of clothing,
Prkeeds of Farm-.
1500 .bushels of Iyheat; 99G bushels oats ;
3235 bushels ofshelled.cout; 350.iiiislibls of
potatoes;
41 loads of hay; 36 loads of fod
der'; 32 loads of pumpkins; 20 bushels• of
onions ; 32 bushels of red beets ; bushels
of green beans; 5 bushe.s of peas; 29 bush
els of tomatoes; 40 bushels of •Darscdps ; 60
bushels of turnips ; 2900 heads of cabbage;
1400 cucumber pielcels ; ' 2 bushels of dried
apples; 356 dozen of eggs (given to paupers;)
54 crocks of apple butter; and 2754 lbs. of
butter. •
Articles Made in the House
16 pairs of cloth mittens ;_ , 16 pairii of kuit
mittens; .55 pairs of knit socks;. 2f., pairs of
stockings footed ; 42 - pairs of stocks footed;
22 bonnets; 20 caps; 75 sacks; 114 aprons;
9. comforts; 101 chemises; ,196 shirts; 90
frqcks; 51pillow slips; 4 pillow cases; 13
chaff beds; 27 sheets; 96 handkerchiefs
hemmed; 30 childrens' frocks; 35 sospen—
ders; 3. woolen shirts; 14 towels; 38 shrouds;
210 lbs. of bard soap and 40 Ws. of soft soap.
Artibers Made in the Carpenter Shop,.
20. coffins; 4 benches; 1 pair of large wood
ladders; built Icitchen td tenant house ; 3
gates ; 3 harrows ; 2 sheds{ lwlieelbarrow;
and 40 hammer handles.
17 beeves, (average weight 678 lbs,) 9826
lbs. ; 2843 lbs. of beef were bought of John
Noble and others; 15 cal vekkvverage weight
66Ft lbs.) 985 lbs.; 33 bogs, average weight
241 lbs.) 7953 lbs., tnakingio-all 21,607 lbs.;
13 head of cattle worth "$7OO were taken by
the Rebels in June last.
Stock on Farm, Jan. 1, 1864
EIM
8 horses; 6 mules; 21'milch cows; 26
steers; 12 bead of stock cattle; 2 yoke of
oxen ; 4 sows and 25 shoats.
Utensils on Farm, Jan. 1, 1864
1 broad and 1 narrow-wheeled wagon; 1
stone wagon ; 1 pair of wood ladders ; 3
pairs of hay ladders ; 1 wagon bed; 2 jack
screws; 1 cart and cart gears; 1 spriug wa
gon and harness; 1 large sled; 6 plows; 2
single and 6 double shovel plows ; 2 large
and 4 small cultivators; 1 roller; 1 grain
drill; 1 threshing machine, horse power and
belt; 1 windmill; 1 fodder cutter; 6 wheel
burrows ; 2 log chains ; 8 setts of wagon
gears; 6 st.ttii; t.f liow gears; 2 fifth and 1
currying chain; spreads ; t.ing!e and double
trees ; tly nets ; 1 wagon saddle; 14 halters
and chains ; 45 cow chains ; '1 sett of car
penter tools; 1 sett of blacksmithing tools;
8 grain cradles; 18 mowing scythes; 1 wire
horse rake; 4 picks; 2 n.attocks; 3 crowbars;
3 stone drills; 10 shovels ; 1 grain reaper,
and a variety of stone hammers, quarrying
tools, spades, forks, rakes, sickles, corn hoes,
wood saws, axes, mauls, wedges, and crout
knife, &c. _ _ _
$11,090 83
We, the Directors of the Poor and House
of Plioployment of Cut - GM:Hand County, du
certify the :.burr nod foregoing to be a cor
rect i.tateinent of the receipts and expendi
tures of said Institi,:tiou from the Ist day of
Jiincitry to the 31st dity , of December, 1863,
and also of the operations of said Institution
dttring - the - 7 - reperiod - rrund-ofits condition
On January 1, 1864, according to the best of
our knuivled ,
oiN en nntivr our haudg the Bth day of
Febru.irv, A D., 18(34.
JOHN MILLER,
CORSM AN, Directors
IttAiERT ELLIOTT,
Test—H. TDER, Steward.
We, the Auditors of Cumberland County,
haN dig exantuae,l the account and vouchers
of the Directors of tae Door and House of
Emplo,mcnt of said ciounty from January
Ist'tti - December- 3istritte3;-tvadmiaathe-ae—
count arid von t.. hers of Jacob Sqnier, Esq.,
~,idrizaitution'for the same
period, du certify that we find a balance due
said Treasurer of seven hundred and eighty
Millais and one cent i 1.578() 01.)
P. QUIGLEY,
WM. M. GARDNER,
D. B. iSTEVICK,
Auditors rif Cumberland County.
March 9, 1,3,4.
Carp: t.ngs and Oil Cloths
)N V re, ivirt , z at o , 4ilby's cheap rash
-t ro, n I t pr 1/0.1;ia:1, Uo p, Rag,
and H a II
_II,' 1' .E T .
Fl or 011, ell witltlio, which will bo
Ll foi the it! iii - woo: rot , o
tj I t JO IL B Y, Tru,e2.
h 4. ItC4
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BEE
111,11 T: I , EVIEWS,
PRICES CHEAP AS EVER,
==l
Premiums to new Sul4Bot Merl!.
( ri‘ \\. ITII ST .1 NI)1 NG tile co.t (If
the, Puri Ilivals kmq intme than
&puttied Itt rttot.ectience of nur itttornittwt it, 11,
pri e e nl I.ttfuttr ate! ttl .1 tzottlern: tativnnett 1" till t tti t .r ex
pt•11,,—,11,1 11"311lihnt tit Pr ptildiSikerS Pro r,
tlileir4 the size •.r Ineretislim tilt, prier of their pntitietti
tl mg. tvr ehtiiP ~ntiuue. tttr . 'he ') ear 1664, 'to furnir,.
itutet complete it the olti mice,
193 r,7
$11,870 86
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only Fitt) , six. Cents a y ear for the Whole Five Publl
cations. ilo —twenty fiver cents., year for Blackwood
only 1 , -1.214 Centh, n Year litho Rarlew. Postage to
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Now Suborrl era 1 ,, an. two 01 tho Periodicals for
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or the r,ur lip t les, for 180. RIO.OIIIIOIS to 011 4i70
will rer"lvo th.dr chtl, of any two of the four Itovr,va
for in. 3 Sub.erlhors to any or all the wort". rw 0,64.
Tony procure any of tho tour ll"vlows. ror 11303, to which
thoy way i ut be entitled as prendutna, at $1 a year
each.
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elm wile present at the Battle of Gettysburg, is now
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od to
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Nu. 38 Walker St , bet. Broollvtly and Cliurch
Wo also Publish the
Fi),IIMER'S GUIDE,
Fly Henry Slitodiens pt Edlithurit„ end the late J. P
Norton, of Yale College. 2 vols. Royal uctavg, 16 , ,0
pages and numerous Drigravinga
l'rlce, $6, tor the two vol tunes. Dy Min SY.
L. SCOW dc CO.
Fob. 26. 1864-3 m.
-273
t o.,..7;ql , o:rerlyt.
gi4
tilvo
WINTER ARR,AN . GEMENT.
•
REAT Trunk Lino from the North'
jr.. 4 North-West for Philadelphia, Ne York head-'.
lug, Pottsville, Leh:filen, 'Allentown, Easton, &a ,&o.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, Now-York.
Reading Pottsville, and all Intermediate Stations, at
8 A. 51„ and 2 P. M.
New York Express leayea Harrisburg at 3,00 A. M.,
arrivibg at Now York at 10.1.6 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: To New-York $6 16; to Phil
adelphia 14 35 and $2 80. Damao checked through.
Returning. leave Now-York at 0 A. M., 12 noon, and
7 P. 51., (Pittsburg N. prosy arriving at Harrisburg
at 2A. M.) Leave Philadelphia. at 815 A., M., and
3.30 P. 6i,
•steeping,care ig ,the. New York Express Trains
throu,th to from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the tlatawisea Railroad leave Tamaqua
at 8.50 A. M., and M , for Philadelphia, New-,
York, and nil Allay Pointe. . •
Trains leave Pottsville at 0.15 - A. end 2.30 P. M.,
for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and NO Yoik.
An Accommcidution Passongantrain leaves Reading
at 030 A. M., and' leturns from, Philadelphia at 430
P. hi.
Air All the above trains run dilly, Sundays except
ed.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.80 A. M., and
Philadelphia at 0.18 P. 51. "
Commutation, Mileage, Season, and Exam elon ,Tick
eta at reduced rates to and from all' points. .
80 Pounds Baggage allo2yod each Pare eager. •-•
• , A.NIOOLLS,
1W.11;1004). 01tetcrtrral ibapsentcrotant.
Stock Fattened and Killed,
HENRY SNIME4, Steward.
ELIZABETH SNYDER, Matron
AND TIIE
Postage Reduced !!
POSTAGE.
PREMIUMS.
READING RAILROAD.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLII,S.
E RS and consunictra of ;.I.le abovo
Oelebrated %Yeah Blue, will take notice, that the
.
La 1p are altered to read.
INDIGO BI,UE,
put tApat . .Alfred Villiberger'a Dreg Storo, No. 233,
• North SeCond Street, Philadelphia.
Tho quality of this Blue will bo the same to every
tamped I
It is warranted to cola - more water than twice the
same quantity of indtgo, and to go mild further timid
any other SVenth Blue in the market.: It dpsolven per.
lastly clear anti does not settle on the clothes as
most of tile other makes do. One Box dissolved in
a half pint of water, will mate as good a Liquid Blue
as any that is tondo at one.thlrd tee cost.
As it is retailed at the same price as the imitations
and inferior artiel o ed. housekeepers will hod it very
much to their ttatago to ask for that put up at
I,Vdtberger's.
Atir All Blue put up after this date with Barlow's
name nn It Is imitation
The New I.abel does not require a Stamp
For a le:by Storekeepers generally.
March 4; 1864-oulo.
Proclamation.
WHEREAS th#.3'4lon. James H.
GRALIADI President Judge of the several Courts
of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per•
ry, and Juniata, and Justices of the several Courts of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery In said
counties, and NI 'sheet Cocklin and Ilugh Stuart, ludg•
os of the Courts of flyer and Termi.inr and Jail Deily
err for the trial of all capital and other offendere, in
the said County of Cumberland, by their precepts to
rue dlreatet, dated the 11th day of January 1801, have
ordered a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Delivery to be nolden at Carlisle on the 2d Mon•
day of April, 1864, (being the Iltu day,) at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, to continue two weeks.
NOVI% Is hereby given to the Coroner, 4uatlees of
the Peace, and Coustables of the sold county of Cum•
berloud, that they are by the said preeimt ectinmatiti
ed to he them and there Itt their prupur parlous. 'with
their rolls. records, and int] oisitiono examinations, and
all other remembrances, to du three) !bingo which to
their olfietpt app •rtaiu to bit d out. and nil th•nta
that nre•.huund by reer.gniz tuft's, to prosecute against
the prisoner; that are or thee shah oe In the Jail o
said ' , linty, are to be there to prosecute thi.ni as Nlialt
be just J. T. HI PITY,
Feb 26, 1069. Sheri IT,
A 1)31 IN ISTR .‘"1 . 0 it'S NOTICE .
i. Letters of Adininietration on the estate of
cob Nlchey. deed., late of Middleton township. hoeing
heen homed by the Register of Cumberland County. to
the subecriher. esiding In the same township. Notice
la hereby given to all pursues indebted to said estate,
to make payment. and those baring claims. to present
theta duly authenticated foe settlement, to
Fob. 12, 'f4-61,
t..>"l'E N ate E.
1 4 , No - tleo iv ht•relpy given Ova letters teqtamenta
ry 411,,ry Ithomi,,, sr, de.e ' d .late of tho
Ip.ruu it of Carli.lr, It Ire !moo :rail 10 by On , Ited , ter
to the at 1. r..sitllttg in said burongh. All per
..rug TI , ),(111,:, 1 / 1 ..11:H.4 re, u ~o 1d opiate
urn rvqn stet/ to mak- payment Immediately, and
t hear having rialma .gtilLabL said estate will present
TOr I.ettleureut to
MEMO
isT \'['E NOTICE.—
',
.Aatt.-,, of Administration on the PRtlttl, of MN,
lune. llorv.r. dne'd , lyte nl Monro- t ,wl,lllp, h
ioir been is‘med Ly Ih. Itp;rister of Cumberland t; unt,
to the sob,erlb, Ito In salt township. Notice 1 . 4
en to oil pe.F.04121 Indebted to salJ estate t
make puNment, and tho.e bovine claims to preseni
them duly authenticated for settlement to
Jolt,'ll 11) V ER,
Feb. 19, 1864-131. Administrator.
1 Sl' ATE N( C 1:-
Letters of .Ads ni oistratlnn on the Entati of Da.
vld Line late or Dickinson township, led., h t In;
locus I to the sulnicritn.rs residing 1n said town
ship. \,a is hereby glean to all per ono ia4 ',to t
tu_Sttiti_tatiatttt—t inith.e„ltuttteithati , pay nt-3.L.-ttitit t. 11333
having claims to prwietit thorn f si.tt leer, nt to
Feb 5, 1564
Town Property for Sale.
TA :%1 authorised to sell the Property of
Nit,`'turn, Iti'd 1m tho sort) t•ltt.• of
. 1 ,, t root oottr pit qtrotit The lot
otl 6-01 !root lit' 120 let drop nod h
112.1 op•to it .1 Ts.ll plit.toro I Hilo, d
,M r „,,
~,hop t COI I ho soli it who'. or
2 A
111 :i •pert b• tLiu
t,
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W lEE . WILSON'S
NE Hi/ Off tr fa' d.
.1f 1i.1..1/UCED ,ICES
wi;,h Glass Clo I, Pressor, Improved
Check, .6 ew S yle Hammer, Binder,
Co,. er, Braider, etc
At the Itatlrpari Office, Pc.
Highest l'n•wi,unis At the
L9NDC - 1. IRI2.
r P 1861.
at the Fairs or the
UNITED OTATEO AGRICULTURAL BOCIETI
Silver 411edal 0! the Penns;/'vonia ,State Fuir
errewber. 18.1;3
A modem. bud !tut,. Neu York. Niectinier' A Roach, Lion.
Boshm, Franklin Instil ute. Philadelphia, Vlotropolitan
lechanies I liAltuto, II ashin ton, Mary m tid I in.th
Baltimore, Mtichanle: , A SSOCiII tinn. Cincinnati, Ken
tucky 1 nktitute, Louisville, llochauieal Ap.sociation.
St. Louis, Mochanks' Institute, San Francisco.
At tho Statu Fairs of
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CONNECTIOUT,
N JERSEY,
PENNSYLV VNTA,
VIRGI“A.
ISSIS•SIPPI
MISSOURI,
01110,
INDIANA,
101 l A,
TENNLS:IEE,
ILLINOIS
liENTUCKY
AIICHIGAN
isoiNSINI
ALIFOIINIA
These eelebrated Machines are adapted t i evert va
rimy of Sewing n, flintily wear. front the lightest mu,
Ilse to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well
up6n slut,-11tien, woolen, anti ,•ottLn goods.—scorning
gi.thnring. hemming, foiling. carding, aLd
braiding—making a beautiful and per.blel stitch. it ke
011 b , th Ades-311i Perftn
aring every-species of hew it g
except making button holes and stitching on butt°, e.
Full in tructions for outwitting the Machine is wren
gratuitously at the sales tomes. When the Machine
Is sent some diStalicil. to that personal Instruction
inc.inwenitint, II card of direction Is sent, which Is a
sufficient guide.
• The qualilit, which recommend am M heeler ui
Wilunn Machine are.--
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides
of the fithrlo sewed.
2. Strength. firmness, and durability of !learn, that
will nit rkp nor,ravel. end made with
3. Economy of thread
4. Its attachments and w,lderange of application to
purposes and materials.
L. iktinpartness and elegance of model and finish.
6. Simplicity and thoroughness of con4truction. •
7. Speed:ease of operation nod maoligglnent, end
quletno i ss of muvemoht
SCHEDULE Or PRIOEB.
No. 3 Machine, wit i
Plain Table, $45 00
Milt' Case, Pannellod. 60 00
Halt Cape Pol7adao, Black Walnut or Mahogany 56 00
No. 2 Machine with
Plain Tablo, 55 ; 03
Half Casa, Panoplied, 60 00
Half Case, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany 6500
No. 1 Machino r Oaverstl4tod, with
Plain Table, 65 (10
Half rep.., Polished, Mock Walnut, 70 po
Hall Case, Pol Wed, Blank Walnut or 51ahogany 75 00
Half Cos% Polished, Itosormod, 80 00
full Caso, Polished, Blank Walnut qr 51ritiogagy po 00
Full Case, PollshoL., Rosewood, 100 Po
N 0.4 Machine, Largo watt
Plain Table,
No. 6 Mitehlne, Cylinder, rip"
Plain TAble,
TERMS CASILi
Every Machioe Is sold with a Hemmer, Vos. 1 and 2
Machines are sold complete, with the New Ow Cloth
Presfer, New Style Hemmer and Braider.
Wheeler R Wilson's Agency at •
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
Nov. 27, I.BoB—ly.
1V - AILS I 'NAILS 1 I NAILS. 1 1 I'
, A large stook of good, Olean, Neat, and . Tough
nails, at the loweet Prices. Our nail are worth 60ets
a keg more, than any other make of nails sold In our
town. this Is the-opinion of mechanics-who have' tried
them, we also have a full assortments , ' '
BUILDINGUT..kIitIn LB,
A
of the'latest and most approved styles. AllgoOs war.
rim Wrap raprseetted: 3coor P. LYNB,
, •
NEW GOODS EW GOODS
NTICIP ATING a vise in goods, I
la_ have t - wilt a largo stock of Domestic and For
oign goods. sueb is 34. 44, 114, 10-4 Brown Sheeting
'and Shirting NI oslins, 34, 44, 64, 10 4, White Shoot
log and ,hlrting lilusllns. All the desirahlo makes of
Nikons, °hightails; all the widths and quallifeo of
Tlckings, Cheeks. Stripes. Brown and Colored Drillings
Cambries, Nankeens, Crash. Table Mown, Counter
pins, Aeons and Cotton Pantlngs.
A Ino, a, largo ond well oeloOted Stockrof
all grivieli, Carpet Chain, Oil Cloths, Shades and find
material, and all other hinds of House furnishing,
goodr, together with DRESS GOODS, Notions, Hoop
Skirts, ‘Vhite hloudQ, &c ,
uft_CARPET RAOS WANTED. Please call at the
old Steed, one door below Martin's hotel.
W. G. SAWYER.
Feb. 19, 1864.
TAMES A. 'DUNBAR, Attorney at
It, TAW. Carll.lo, N. Office with Watts S Parker.
Jan. 22, 1864-Iy.
BARGAINS S BARGAINS ! 1
S the Holidays are past, I will sell
_Cl ti the balance of my winter goods at reduced prices
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Winter Shawls, Broche Long Shawls, Winter Mantic.;
and Cloa4s, also a fine lot of Fure, at greatly reduced
priest.
generally. Constant acl , lltlona of Staple Goods are be
ing received. rho pro's anat. , ' le that Domestic an d
Hones lurniebing goods will be higher. I would ad
vise persons In need or these goods, to buy before on
other advance. Please call at the' old stand one dour
below Martin's Hotel.
IMIIMUM
ANUFACTU KERS of Uppers, No
juji79 South Third St., (up sttdr,
I.l.L.rui the trade that they keep Collett,. ly on hand
a full assortment of Mew and 'Children's Boot and
shoe r'ppers. of every deseription, made only from
prime stunk, and tilled with best materials in the most
fashionable city styles Trial orders aril solicited, and
prompt attention will he paid to all orders sent to
them.
Terms Cash on Delivery
Jan 25, 1864-3 m.
E6TLIEIt HICKEY,
Adnilulstrutor
Geo, W, Carpenter, Henszy & Co's
Wholesale Drug & Chemic.,:zl IVarehouse,
No. 737 \Luke!. ,
r 1 1 IIE Subscriber peeps constantly on
hands la;pte .4(00; of Mums, Vcotrtcra. Cneute AL=,
Pit ARM AM,UTICAL I'HI.PihaTI..OO. and en ery other ertiOr
which appertains tit the huslness, umbrae int; tits most
eCtenS(Vs variety; alv., L'S/SITS, Otto and Gt.s,a of overy
dt•scriptl n.
All articles purclies , •ti from us ran be relied on as
---h,v-od-themnst-fruperinr - at-nu-low nrdrss
an I hey can ho had We ea offer such In inceinen to a‘
,‘ 11l make it. the Intelsat of purrlia‘rrs to my iu tbeh
susplies fr..m us. a , cl ~Ice u th Ir future pat na,s•
and HIM e II oho Volt ths city. to call at our estsb
lichineut. All orders addrm-sed to us by mall or uther
o Jae, will meet ..Ith pr •inp. ar
GM). tt C II FiNF , F.Y & '
737 Val het Btre,t,
Feb. 6. —:lm.
DAVID RIIOADS,
HENRY Ii1ll)AD3,
Extwut,,r,
BA.. GAINS! BARGAINS !
At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Stire
11 \)1 110 W (polling a lane agsortme , ril
os \ L/ 111. Si r: 4.. I.,tight
c Ili bZ: 1-o la
(It ro.".
OEt 1101 tr: I. NE,
s:CmuEL L I N E.
A drain Ist r ators
- Miro on hand n toll !Inn of )11.1)A1 - 111F.E. 4nd UN
-1.11,1,A.) 1E1) )1 Unl,l Set t no v .-ry 10 .ve , t. IC,. r -eh
Oirrzlrims Checks ar] Cnlleuen also it) great to
r let len and A.,TE
Mlevrtnt new %Ip•t••11a4
I'l JO) S.olll, l tri,.e Lustr -s L 111,.,
and 11 , .P1,}
I 111,1 I'ghlt, CI , thin ~„,„la .Y .4 mrntnn
SW!, u'l. Bnst, p „
J - ! , ;1) . PA 1M 1 7 , TI
A lar ••• j ;5 , • 5 . • 55, 51,
•11,d I ol 1) ,, 14111. •51 • t ,•5
h. 111,11 ,rtrtl , l4 /.1 1 4'l t
le II 1, w an 1 0. LIU, 1 . 1
iJIII ce!, ,, ,rat, I
5 1 55551,5 motor.
Cloths, Ca.-zsin?ereF, SqtilletA
.1,11 Fnney Cl 4 or•res K -..
low pH /4-4. ti 4 i I 1,1 t 4 F1 , .0r 1 ,, ./1,
111 '1..t11., n.I
All tn, stw!: r/or.nl out at
than "ity
Now is [l.r tho'' for pur•ha,,a to 3,0 CIOIII,
lalsit in hwir -t,,ca Ail Z. h,a,(ht 'old to:
the. piare— , lo4t, 11.1 a ti ,
4,ppo-it" tn. 1.,.•r,
Tll.lit'l-1 ; ".r.1 !ITV ecl
tu4 ''.•r C.:NI i"o , l','l
\ Itt :b.. 111 ;V1 -L,•• ;:pr%
followr,o; t i th.
I,cal ,11111,, ti :11.- I C , C ft , r , • 1
"fl lk , I .pplld Y. VF. • \
III) ' , OIL , I , I , 1 ,, S:.W P.lll-k
l)
(), r* a /'
The l natod -tat, H 0.% 11.. •ure ri rto
du• ,nteh s '4)1111, alid un un,a m•• 'reel at re,
hate whir err pportne t„. for ensty Met Il: „„ us
titer iiehreve tool, and 11, nrnhl• for w , l ion
nil 31 I.N et the Kir,strAirr trine I make this my
peal is behall "Or table b ethren who Imvo•
Sir Jiosz tan the toil h 0 Illaoy Moody and
al Herr, field, err finned tire bo l e, nt our g 114,1 old
State. They list , nfi stly r,
Lb it the a nl< ir toIIII , OA, dune nod 'toads 40 h it fee
Mort. bente henrls nut] loyal hands to achle% A eel - fall ,
arid Inetioa pence
Nly Office ir. le rear of the Franklin Hulse, on Church
Alley, Carlb.le, Fa.
I=
LAW SCHOOL
EARVARD COLLEGE, 1861,
TWO Fetus of Niatittien wolki4 each,
commencin g March 7th nod Srpl .mbrr sth.
ur it.talogue and Circular ntlar,“
PARKER, Royal! Profeubor.
Cambridgo, Mans ,Nob. 1w...1-3t
rII I IIE subscriber, becau443 of ill health,
I and private nvitter , also elaiminv his aitentiou.
Gels it his lots to reit, from I.l.lbille6S at least tor 0
sensrm. probably untie the present war is ends I.
1 shall close any It:4110as early lu February vast.
nod up tot at 1100.1. will keep up toy usual .apply
of Syrups. Cotlee., Tear. Sugars, Spices. Mackerel and
such otliur articles no ,helong to a stock ut tin.ceries,
together with an ahNOrt.llll.llt, of
Tobacco, (chewing t k smo;i:ing) Cigars ;
embracing the choicest qualities, and at the lowest
possible prices and profits.
The balance Si my stuck, composed of
ci~IAR WARE,
such es TGbs, Churns, Buckets & lut of Corn Brooms—
toe choicest In eny mark et—eli,n,
China Glass, Queensware, Crocks,
Baskets, ,tc., lvill be sold at reduced prices.
I would embrace this opportunity of tendering my
sincerest a banks to the numeral Monde and custom
ers who have for of over twenty years, iven
me FO geuerous a d liberal ashore of, their patronage.
trusting that my fabira to please have not altogether
boon In vain.
To ouch no have accounts to eottle with me, either
for or motin..t. I would state that I will an here
tofore, he found at my upual plaza of bualuess, wM.ru
will he alWays be happy to sou them.
J.W. EBY.
" Marton Hall." Carlisle,
January 8. 1864.
flay Perry Advocate please copy.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD & ,PEROT, 1140 Ridge Avenge,
PAILADELPIIIA, PA.;
OIOFFR for-salo- upon- tile-Inept favora
b ns. NEW and un.aurut, oEsitiNA
.T .F4 Ort Ene
great variety of IRO •• RA !LINOS far CENIETERIES,
RESIDENOES, &o. and Wrought and east. Iron, and
OALVANItED IRON and 11RA b 8 TUBINti ; IRON
VENAN DIMS, RALCONI •s'col, 5, COUNTERS,
FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUMNS, II I TORINO POS:CS,
Li UP ST ANUS, VASES. I' %IMES, FLOWER STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, STATUARY, ANIMALS,. wad all
other Iron I'Vdrks of 6 Ducoralivu eha.aater. Designs
-forwarded ftr selection. Pericine applying for same,
v(111 please state the kind of work needed.
' Nov. 2U, 1863.
76 co
16 op
Fr" public are hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered Into aCo
Partnership, under the , name of Delaney Jr Blair, Ibr
the purpose of earrylnys on the Coal and Lumber bust•
nom at tne old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas
Works ;- where all orders In their Bei! business are
respectfully aolloßod, and will be
_pro I T filled.
OLIVER bLANCY,
• ANDREW IL BLAIR.
Oct. 16, 16163—t , •
AllrOrders fur coal trill be received at Halbert &
Fleming's Grocery -Stnrcrt ,Robert liloorv's Shoo Store
and . A. Currying Shop. •
• DELANCY & BLAIR.
~Orders for Coal or Lumber solicited through tho
Post °Pico, arrangements having been media with lho
Postmaster to (Margo the vostege on oemo to us. All
erderr_ramtualfy flied
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(lAJ?FETS,
Blankets vnd Woolen Goods,
To The Boot & Shoe Trade !
CHASE & PEDDLE
LADIES DRESS GOODS
310U1INI-N-G- GOO D.>.
!AECRUITING:
Cript II M. DONEI11),),
liocrulting
Closinz up Business
Notice of Co•'aitnerehip,
GREENFIELD & ' SHEAPER'S
OF
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
5000 yds. Super Extra at 20 eta. Good
4-4 Bela llfuslin, 25cts. Extra Heavy
4-4 Bela Muslin. at 31cts.
Dmucmc lc Ginghams, Choclle. Tickfugs, Jeans, Manela
.4.11 colors. flume Muds Flamcels"Oray and Whltia,
um. Muds Joan!,
bay° atm° all thu loifer priced Ititialinseqad Prieto
oo band, Rll.l
Plain Block Silks at ail prima.
Wo now cid) an extra quality of Black Bilk at st,2
worth 81,60 per yaid. Plato and Nancy Bilks of 4rfairqr
deco iption at low priers.
DRESS GOODS,
an we bare puretianeed our entire stock of Dem Goode
in Now York (which In lloadquarterti. for alh the New
Styles.) }ivory one will bud It to their advantage ae
give our stock a look before going clamber?, as yola
will coo all tho latest New York Styles, at prices Oasis
tbo times.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, from $2,50 up to the !LUNA
gradoo.
Cloths and Cassimeres;
a full assortment of Cloths, Onsalmetaa and. Dibavaaa,
ail of the Nl...est Styles.
Also a full stock o MOURNING GOODS, i%
nt astonishingly lots prices.
Gloves. Hose, woolen and cotton; Collars, &a.
In our stock of hoods, Nubma, Montage, fioarN, be.,
we defy competition.
have a large assortment of Regular made
(not Auction .ode) which we ran Bell at lower pH
t Min any ‘Vbolesale House, large or' small, either lb
city or rot...try.
Sham is of cry description, st the lowest bgure.
All We ask lea rail, we ale confident we can please
both in styles and prices 1.1 " goods.
ti REES NI MILD & SITEAFEII,
S Cur. Market Square, 2nd door from Cor.
Oct. 2, 1883.
W. C. SAWYER
First Erizo Medal at tho World►i Pair,
London, 1802.
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T 1• .; -- • - r- - 5.- : . . _ 7 . c ..,
t; :1 •:1
. Y
11 Lt E undersigned has just received,
it and intend, to ket••• constantly on hand a tall as-
N rtintful 01 lb., unequalled Pianos manufactured by
5,,.i,, wy & ~,,, I 11 1.,. York.
Elch in , truutrw Dili ko carefully selected lin th•
Alniiuto.et.sty.ereitt-will.-I...nasLut.-titn,-.,,,,,.._ _ -..—:
New Ys'll Cash Factory Prices,
ulth tI o iildttion of Freight to Coined°.
A , ritioti gl.lll •ton of entire satisfaction will b.
given tinn - tit/S.11AI( rig ßevil' purchaser.
Pomo s desiri•u+ am turned to call Mad
uliriv lied Planes, at'
S. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main . .tqrnet, 3d 1.1 Qt., ra4t, 01 the Mansion House, nacr
Si:CCM) HAND PIANOS received in xcb alp/ and
kep for , ale and to rout
CarliFle Mar 22. 1863-1 y
TA
Firm of Leithrth Sawyer & Nil
ler, has this da, been dissolved by the =tail
• f all 'iartics
rcpt. 81, HMS.
Th e 44 m the Firm ere In the bands of J. D. Led
.t .ho > ioler for th y can ):Ie deep by
0'.4111.5 oil the old stand. It I , most earnestly ex*tott
1111 i Omm,civcs indebted fn smicl
Lt.) call cud mutt.° Oun Sa..xne promptly.
D. 3. LEIDICIr e
JOHN :MLLES.
D. T. I.elliet an 1 .john have Bold out their erk
ti... oil Si..re to the UoOnrsigued, who
rnlitiltue thL. Pry 11ood BU I' COO it; the old, well
I, nt ft NI , IA '0,43 endeavor to wake hia
rh Mlle cp , -t Li , biritu a 10 the War i,L3L.
1 qc.l
TUN FR•JPRIETORS 01 TUE •
GIIIAR.1)110USE
Itt•Ppeol folly ^all the :o , entlon of ffo' and itta
rll is c. , ontin ullit v. t.n , upttri. , r necnnitmoclatact
,11.1 4:01111 , .rt lin i h.:lr estahlishmotit.
, towLM. ace,.
pi II 1.6.;-3n,
' I. I I' lit ti• - ; )1 \NTII.I,I CLOAK
FU.; \I N 9.0 'HEST:sIat Stroot,
1 , 111, '1)1.1 11111
.1 , s 0:1'o ht• nttention of thstr
I mo.o , large and 3upe, r. Stools of
=I
Ch- t att.rdoct In our new
111.,041, uF t.. tho tulh of attention to
which 1 . .11,1,1 well furiliqhmt with every deserip•
,„„ (A. Ft; its , whleli will he guaranteed as
~•;ee•eut• .1, u- the 11, ,, i1ey pa'd will he refunded.
“ih ...trefully ite tided to. and
eti, gos paid, tiny digt;tuce inside Of
I U 1,11,s
W PRUCTOTI tc CO.
N -Er.s . rs UT Street, FIIILAD
A ly
1 )ItINCE & CO.'s well known MELO-
D INS and I lAII NIONI II CIS, introducing the of
f ct of fle NI i`li•P MI y instrument.
If. It Ni EST GA oh MILS
HA V r.N t II WI IN't , and
II A LLET. DAYIS& Co., celebrated I TAHOE for seem
at a ilb. ra I d ou, [inn
4,11.0ver Slit Un PoI 1.
I I.',S TIELLAK, Solo Agent.
279 201 S. Fifth street. above Spruce.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
April 17. 1S 3-1 y
I LI, It e
ah nouucas to the it
za L 14:1
o ; c re i s t ?ec t f e d ul
t l h y
general.y, thus lie still continues the tnenufaqw
tor.• of all kind , 01 tin end Flee Pt iron ware In J. D.
II nibei is bui.t l.uul her h trout Carlisle et the
sign 01 the
xvhore he will at all time ho ready to do all hinds of
cork ho his line with n•altnesx and despatch.
Also con at all times he ha, those celohiatod, wolf
sealing and sell testing pretnium etirtight w •
FRUIT CAr...T$ AND„JARS
Ito SpmaititT, ❑.ld a:: k:nds of jobbing don• at
thr•.m•rtekt 11,Ptieff
l',ll paid f.ir old load, pewter and copper. Thank•
Cal t",,. thy I‘,:,,nilnje heretofore extended, he hopes b 7
et, and a doelre to please all to ourlt
conch, 4 , 1 t t e canto.
Di,ot forgot the sign of the Red Coffee Pot.
April 3, Itstia.
- EN ER AL D HALER in Flour, and
ail kind• of country produce.
aruhouse on the cornur of Main and Wegit Sireete.
Thu boat Fresh Ground Family Flour at A. AINCI.I
-
May P. 11363—t. f.
1 ITST received.,and very cheap at
Grt If. IC IiPIELD & SHEAFEBIL
AP we purcba , e these gonna of an extensive' Civet
Manufactory in NEW Yoae, we are able to ofhs. /%l .I 1•
inducements to any llousa.lnlthe octuntyy.' ' •
IFILIRS: FURS
We defy cornietition, having roadoarriiiiiino34B tb,
one of tle4 largest New York leeir 80"Inlin
with . eholeo Goods. ' \l`o' fuel con3doo6 !ea c{tin,
at City
.aniumprr i1,4.81117.3.1TE8, -
8. L, Cor. alUarket Spate, 2d *pr. •
Nov'. 13, 1863. .
-- • . . .
.11300T$ & SHOES:. ', . ' ' '
t FULL assortment of Men'ilnd,Boys'
t ill Irle , ,ts and Eh ice, suitable for the %ignitor. Ali" .
adios end Misses's Balmoral Bootees. Children's boobs
of till kinds. Laßlesand aolltlemen's GUM Over Bhomer„
'lily old custotoures and all In want of good and 'Lea? -
Boots and Shoes; will please call and exotntrie the
stock, before purchasing. Main street, Vastly pp,pOOROO
the Depot.
cir Ag. 0431L8Y, Trnatee.
Carlisle; N0v.210868. _
. .
aryansTaKem;
- A:l' R#MIXONJIL.
Doe. 13., ',/8.e3. •
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ELetters
NOTICE,. •
, tor ff . Adminietiatlon 'On .the Edit* tit
Thump:mild. Galbraith, dee'cl., late of Dieltineett.tenti•
'ship, basin been iss.;ed to the subsoribero,.tbe
named tboldingin Illeltinson, end the last, named re ,
tiding in South' Middleton township.' Notice Is bototry
glvoß to AIM: parsons indobted - to said estate to make
payment;"aud' 'Etimni having claims to present then
duly authetitieeted for settlement to ' •
ELI Z A BETIi W. GALBRAITII6 .
HUGE STUART.'
' ;Ten. 20, 44—ft. - Administrate/0,
t, RAND 4b4°.U,NING
SILKS
Notions and Woolen Goods,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
t• eDel ad Depot
JOHN K. STAYKAN
W. C. SAWYER
SPECL A 14 NOTICE.,
PHIL A DELPHIA,
I 110 CLJAKS atxl FURS,
=I
COFFEE POT.
RED COFFEE POT,
A SINGISER,
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS I !