George II Clever 123 Supervisors, Henry
Bougliinan 175, George Daugherty 173 ; As•
scissor, George Allen 123 ; Assistant.' ASses
nor, Michael Gochanaur 119, Joseph M.
Moans 120; Auditor, Samuel Baker 120;
Clerk, Peter Comerrer 175 ; Collector, Daniel
Homer 98 ; Constable, Geo'rge Walters 40.
SILVER SPRING TOWNSHIP
Judge, Peter Snyder, 206, Williams Par
ker 44; Inspectors, Joseph Whitcomb 104,
Henry Babble 86, J. C. Sample 60 ; Asses
sor, C. B Neisly 44, James Williamson 206;
Assistant Assessors, David Lehn 208, Henry
tirissinger 182, Peter Plank 44, C. Hartzler
44, Samuel VogleSong 25 ; Collector, Peter
Hemp 180, S. S. Sollenberger 50, Henry
Grissinger 21 ; Auditor, Joel Senseman 207,
Jeremiah Wilson 44 ; School Directors,
Robert A. Bucher 208, John litnminger 176,
J. Simmons 63, M. Mumma 45 ; Clerk, W.
W. Wanbaugh 179, J. J. Coble 42, Geo.
Duey 29 ; Justice of the Peace, George
Hoover 156, John Miller 27, John Clendenin
67 ;Supervisors, Adam Bishop 208, J. W.
Deemy 206, S. Sadler 44, John Clement;
44; Constable, William Brownawell 183,
Levi Kopp 34, Chtirles Smith 32.
SOUTH MIDDLETON TOWNSIIII
, Judge, Daniel Kauffman 96, Jacob Zug
126; Inspector, J. B. Plank 99, Jacob Wise
136; Assessor, Sohn Heckman 152; Assis
tant Assessors, George W. Wolf 136, Thos,
Bradly 135, Isaac Kauffman 99, Daniel Ho
d), 08 ; Collector, Win. B. Butler 115, S.
Spangler 106; School Directors, Jacob My
ers 135, Michael Melia 12.1, H. E. Brech.
bill 74, Wm. Wise 100; Supervisors, Thos.
U. Williamson 134, G T , No ag io 138, Geo.
Harman 56, Christiaft , Leib 97; Auditors,
Joseph A. Stuart 134, George Wolf 124, J.
W. Craighead 08, James B. Weakle y ;
•Clerk, W. R. Welellan 194 ; Conmm.l , le,
Henry Keefaucer 132, Nicholas Myers 97.
UPPER A TOWNSHIP,
Judge, Win. Wilson 93, Wm. L. Cooklin
89; Inspectors, Austin T. Palm 89, Jacob
Bowman 89, Hiram Watt 2; Assessor, Sam-
Vet Coover 89, Jacob Coover 94 ; Assistant
Assessors, Jacob L. 1-leyd 91, 'Christian
Hartzler 93, George H. Miller 91, Allen
Floyd 90 ; Justice ol the Peace, W. White
93', Dr. It. W. Ross 90 ; Super Visors, Geo.
Heyd 83, Adam Enii , z 90. Lewis Klutz 103,
Jacob C. Cocklin 80; School Directors
Cyrus J. Weaver 92, Martin Brandt 93, Levi
Lantz 90, Ili - mu W. Cocklin 91 ; Collector,
D. H. Itinderknecht 102, Henry Mishler 82;
Auditors, Jacob H. Coo , er 95, John Mor
rett 93, Peter Cocklin 89, Win. Eckels 90;
Clerk, John Swartz 88, D. W. Worst 95;
C . on - stable, AMos . C. Devinney Henry - H.
Stouffer 100.
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Collector, W. R. Hastings 122, P. Carvert
115 ; Constable, John P. Miller 122, Robert
Sharp 122, Supervisors, J. D. Rea, 127, 11.
Mentzer 128, Adam Finkenbinder 113,
Wm. W. Carothers 111; School Directors,
James Shaw 132, Samuel Diller 130, James
M. Carothers 100, Jonathan Snyder 111 . ;
Assessor, George 0. Smith 131, Jacob
Rhoads 110 ; Assistant Assessors, John A.
La ughlin ry, Patt-10, Geo. _ I all
110, gobept Montgomery 110 . ; Clerk, Eber
James /34-, Alexander lJrawhaugh 108; Au.
ditor, George McKeehan 134, Samuel Myers
110; Judge, James A.. Davidson 00, Irvin
10'111annis 34, James M'Cul,loch 49, Samuel
Hixler 80 ;Inspectors, Henry S. Smith 05,
John U. Uhoads 33, Robert M Graham 70,
Jas. Elliott 50, ,J ohu Shrover 17.
11WL ES I 2 TowNstqr
Judge, Abraham Lamberton 82, Willi:lDi
Ifeagy 44; Inspector, J B. East tll3, George
O'Hare 41; School Directors, Win D. Won
derlich lOU, Li vi Zeigler 80, James Clark 40;
supervisors, Isaac Smith 121, Jacob Ifart
man 78, Moses Glatfelter 45 ;.Collector, John
Kitch 71, Henry Paul 45; Assessor, Timothy
Fleming 81, John Miller f)8; dasistout Asse;
sors, David Jacobs 85. Abraham 84,
Samuel 'Dear 41, Daniel Hoffer 40 ; Ju.tiee of
the Peace, Peter Hass 81, Geo. Clark 41 ; Au
ditor, Eliae Hartman 8:3, (Jim. Kitty. 41) ; Clerk,
•L. L. Shryock 82 Samuel Troop 42; E Corn.
Stan 11-9.
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Assessor, Willis F. Klink 66, 11. Rhonds
73 ; Assistant Assessors, David W Williams
63, Peter A. Ahl 65, Jacob Zeigler 75, James
Kennedy 73 ; School directors, rhos. Stough
70, John Bricker, 60, Witt„.ltirr_63,_Thos,A..
Alciiinney 69, S. AL Olauffer 73, Joseph
Laughlin 72 ; Clerk, Henry T. Myers GO, D.
J. Bard 78; Auditor, Wm. D. geed 62. Sam •
uel I. Irvind 73; Constable, Jacob .Kinsley
63, Levi Matibeck 72; Collector, Geo. Ilnin
mill 69, Joseph McDermond 68; Supervisors,
Wm. Nicholson 64, Henry Best 66. William
130yles 72, Robert, P. Kennedy ; Judge,
John Murphy 63, Geo. W. Alen 75; luspoo
tor, John J. Crawturd 64, John J. Bowers
74.
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Burgess, James F. M Clure 24, David lloov•
.er 30; Town Council, John Steick 49, Mar
ti❑ Kunkle 28. P. Long 29, Judge, Christian
Stevick 31, John S. hawk 22 ; Inspector,
,Levi Deihl 24, J. O. Voiles 29; Assesor, W.
W. Frazer 23, J. A. Rea 30 ; Assistant Asses
sors, 1). Ober 25, J. G Koontz 28, J C. Re
bok 30, D. liefliefinger 27 ; School Director,
Daniel McCoy 54 ; Collector, H. W. Ramsey
`2B, W. M. McCune 27; Constable, G. W. Said
hammer 31, Michael Smith 21.
NEWTON TOWNSHII
Assesscr, Jan. McCulloch 113, Robert M.
Bays 09 ; Assliiant Assessors, Henry Killian
117, Samuel Cope 117, Samuel M. Sharp 96,
James Gleim 05 ; Supervisors, Peier Rowe
120, George Reese 114, Jacob Weaver 92,
Jno. Redick 100; School Directors, George
Keller 128, Thomes Sharp 114, P. G. McCoy
118, henry Leidigh 78, Wm. Davidson 98,
Joseph Whistler 96 Auditor, M Williams
176, John K. Sharp 08 ; Constable, W. Baugh
man 122, Jacob Long 87 ; Clerk, Isaac New
comer 118, Joe. M. Martin 94 ; Judges, lease
Waver 79, Moves Cope 37, Jas. Perris 89,
Jacob Crider 7; Inspector - r; Thos M. McCulloch
80, Johu Hemininger :i7, Alexander B. Ken
nedy 89, David R. Beater 7 ; Collector, Henry
J 3. Pielee 103, Daniel Miller 108.
NORTH MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP
Judge, Joseph licherlig 67; Inspectors,
George Lem and 38, Levi Mellinger 19, Peter
Shugarts 6; SOpervisurs, Samuel Williams 3,
Jacob Weary 49 Samuel Hess 4, John 11.
Darr 58, Joseph Wert 8, A Crain 11, Will
lam Fuget, 4 ; Cpllector, Jacob Gutshall, 49,
B. Zeigler 20, Assessor Jacob Wnggoner•6s;
Assistant Assessors, Philip Kiehl 67, George
Waggoner 69, John Lehu 2, Constable, J. J.
Grissinger 68, Auditor, Jos. Wetzel, Jr., 69,
SchOol Directors, Johu Waggoner• 67, Sanfl. ,
Grissinger 66 G W. Swiger 2, Clerk, Wm. F.
Swiger 68.
NEW CUMBERLAND BOROUGH
austioe of ,t,he Brace, John Kirk 32, Jacab
Switzer 35, Judge Watson Cummings 34, In
speotors, Joseph Young 14, Samuel Panne
hailer 12, Assessor, John C. Kirk 35, Assis •
,tant. 4ssessors, Wm. H. Carpenter ,36, Theo.
Willett 35. School Directors, Joseph Young
.C 36 - M. 13, Mosser 30, Collector, Coo. Dm
mericji 83, Commonwealth gonstable, Joseph
Yinger 85, Chief Burgess, .Geo. Dees 86,
Assistant Burgess, 14. Boyer 86, Town
Council, Samuel W. ShupP, 86, Jai. J. Pro
well 36, Rudolph Martin 34,.Samuel Rupert
36, Benry Baugbrniin 86, Supervisor, Joseph
Young 35, Borough Constable, D. Balsley 35.
DR. TOBIAS'
ITEATE , TIAN LINIMENT.
A. CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS IN LIMBS
and hock, sore throat, croup, rheumatism ' 'colic,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and surer tails.. Read!
Read! I Read! I I
LIVONIA, WAYNE. Co, Mon., June 16, 1850.
This is to'6l.iTlTYYthat my wife was taken with Quin
soy Sore Throat; it commenced to swell, and was so
sore that she could not swallow, and coughed violently
I used your Liniment, and made a perfect,cure in ono
week. I firmly believe , that but for the Liniment she
seruld have loot her lac,
JOTIN IL LIAIILAN. .
Pries 25 and 50 cents. BoliTby till druggists. Office,
60 Cortlandt Street, Now y,,,rk,
' April 1, 1804. '
Riairiages.
_o—
the 24th ult., by Rev, Jacob Fry, Mr. SAMUEL
S. P. ALBERT, to Miss RATE L. LOSH, both oft Car
lisle.
gleatlds..
_-0
In Carlisle, on Friday Morning March 221 h, 1114.
after a lingering Illness, Mr. GEOltilE IV. KEEE, aged
h 4 years, 3 months, 2 weeks and 3 days.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
R. C. Woodward.
March 31,1864.
FLOUR (Superfine) , R 75
do. (Extra.) 650
do RYE.. ......... • .......... ....... 575
WHITE 1111nAr. . 1 45
ICED do • • . • 1 40
..1 20
N CORN
OATS
BARLEY FA ...
BARLEY SVRISO....
MIE=I
LIW!MffI
is Recruits for th 9 Naval Service,
and Marine Corps,"
PIIOVOBT MAR:MAI:I3 OPFTCP.,
15th DINTIUCT PENNA
Carlisle, Penna. March 28,1854.
The following instructions are publllshed for the
Information of the public.
Persons wishing to enlist in th• Naval Service, will
make immediate application nt this Mike.
All applicants must lie between the aues of eighteen
and thirtyM ve, and not less than live feet four Inches
high. (Veteran Soldiers that have served one full en
listment. and ore of rubpst health, may be tul;en nt
forty ) earn of age.)
Able or ordinary Seamen enlisted Into the Naval
Service, ' , Voir.. an nti,lnce of three maul lie' pay ad
bounty, FOIOTOtO4I from say 'Whet, 0101141 . ) to which
oWII I.e Mal t
ftliS rob net/ Levity will b 0 paid by the Naval
Re;:, f,nli,ting In the Marius Corps, do not re.
re•ive all s/1111, any or bounty from the United States,
hut A re cu Li tied L'a I,rizo money.
llcu ft,r the NAVY! lee, iro of Marine Corps are reed•
Iced on the quotes for draft the Annie as men for the
Army.
All applirants who shall pass the examination by
the Surgeon of the Loard of Enrollment, will be sent
LO the neareo.t Naval aendezvous.
I:. M. II ENDERSON,
(Inapt. at Provost Marshal.
April. 1. MI.
111,;_•• York Republic, and " Perry Freemen,'' in
sort once, 1111.1 send bill to this 011ie,
REASON SEIIIINA RY.
r 1111;1 Summer term of this lus•itution
on the nth of April. Pupils of
both u 1. es reveil ed. 111StrUlllelltal andVOral M USIC
ta U 4111 by mu experienced Fulani° teacher. For l'ireu
lar address
E. lIUNTIYOTON SIVN DER: 4 ,
Plainfield, Cumb., C, Ca
ArT'rll 1, 156.1-11..
Look out for the Draft
T N the new St , te just opened by Zeig
ler k Stoek, North Ilonnver street, (fm ,,, IY 0 .
CION1111:111'S ore,) there is a daily drntt made in their
ehotip
I. 2llolassrs, 01Tee
and nil sorts nf GIZOCEIIIES, Fish, Flour and Food.-
1)o not forget and give them a call.
April 1, ltiB4-41-.
OOD N U:W S.
GOOD NEWS, NEW STORE R
N E STORE.
4 11,11)1 ,Il MILLER having just
j returned trmt the city with an entire new and
complete toe lc ot Foreign and Dome.slie 110ono,
wish to inform the paid iv that they are prenatal to
offer on very rea%onable tot ms, a very de,irald , stock
of ()nods, on the south east vertu, of the nubile N m t re,
immedlat ely opposite Ire fine's Shoe Store. Th., stork
comprit,, in pat t
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Plain I:lack. Silks all 111.1a1100S. Black Figured and Rep
Silks. Nanny (7nlorod Plain and Figurpd Dross SilkA, all
colnro and qualities, Plain Plaid and Striped
P..plins, Plain Alpacca Inistn.s all colors. Plaid and
Striped I`,•il do Ctievuras ; Striped and Plain
Plain and wool Du Laioos. all culnrs and
‘inalilies :11.'7.1.0,1,0e5, Muslin do Laines, Cita!lies.
L. 21.051., Xc., &C. 7 Ac.
A le,atitifif a , sortinent of Colo'd Spring sfantjllas,
of different styles trout f.ne of the mast fashionable es•
iS in the city. Spring Shlwl,, /looped
Skirts, lialitiord Skirts, I ry and dleyes Of every
th.‘:eript ton. Dress Trimmings, Linen and Slik 11: , d.
iterchiefs, /,are', Itibnons. Lail Road Cornets, Sc.
DOIYItSTIC GOODS
0 all kinds, such as Blew bed rind Unbleached )1 us.
tins, Bleached and nubleael,l e , heeti gs, Pillow roses
Mu:dins, 'Pickings, Cheeks. Red. White and
Flatinela. Nankeens. Illue Den sluts, Inns Ui Wings,
Pants staff. Kootocky J 1,111,,
all kinds 0 Linen and Cot ton T.ible Diapers, Toweling.
Canilirle and Paper )111;,lins, and nn endless rarity of
other Dmneaties. A complete assortment t r 7.10,1 ., en it
abiq,fi.r Funeral purposes.
Illov.rning Goods,
aunt. as Ikllnball ChAbg 1.4,010 21p4.,9,174-le
width, all wool Muslin do fAtiueA, Ithwk Silk V,ttrp
Chnllies urientni Lustres, Lrocnde, Mi hnit,, Second
:%lourning de Laines. Oinghlnns, Lawns,
Blarlt Log,tish Clap's, Crap, VeiLi LOW \ oils. Crap,.
Collor c. Flak and Kid Uloves, Fgauv and Long 'Tibet
Al 4s" AND BUYS 11'17.4 le,
Black Clothes, Black and Fancy Cassitners, l'est.ings.
Linea and Cid ton Pants stn If, of all grades, can ha% e
clothing made at shunt notice.
CARPE I'S, CARPETS,
01 grades and quali lux, from the common hemp up to
the Lost iinahtv throu•ply, NVimlow ShadoF, Loolung
nud endlea,s iLty of other Goods, toa
merolth to meotion.
N. R. The a have stock h!...alr;.s3;wies-t.-A with a cr.uit
deal of cute and with a view 01 disposlug of the s „, e ,
on the most rearonaldo terms. We hope that every
pet Non in want ot grinds wail glee One a c,111.4.1,,,,. rank.
'rig their sluing purchases, and we feel 1u , ; , uri..1 that
WO rail t , tier Suduccnnentr to all 14at will glue us a
call, and will extend all a , cutounidatious and convex]
knees that can 1,,n utTesed by pry other business hots so
in the county.
cji- Do poi forget the proper pluo on tho eon,
9fnn•h 30, IS6
READING RAILROAD.
40,- . 4;IZT g • •
",;.;*??Bicg • '• . •
"WINTER AItItANGEMENT.
BEI AT Trunk Line from the North
k irac„, ii-West for Plilladelplaa, Now York Road
log. Pat...dn.!, hulmtmn, Alleutown, Banton, .tr
Trn / I arrishul foryhiluclel phht. New-York.
Reading Potts, illy. nod all Intormodia to Stations, ttt
Ii A. NI.. and S I'. NI.
New York Ka press leaves Harrisburg at 6,30 A. 11.,
arriving at New York at 1.45 thu route day.
A speri en A reinnodistlon l'atoienger train leaves It CAD
MI at 7.1 A. NI., and returns trout Harrisburg ut 5 P 11.
Fares from Harrisburg: To Nu w-York $5 15; to Phil
adelphia p 35 and $2 80. Baggage shucked through.
Returning, leave New-York at 6 A. 51., 12 noon, and
7 I'. NI., kPittsbur: - P,press arriving al Harrisburg
at 2A. M.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A., M., and
3.30 P. M.
Stooping ex rs In tha Now irk 'Express Trains
throo4h to und from Eittsbuttr without change.
Passongsrs by t linkalawissa Railroad leave Tamaqua
at 3.50 A. M., and 2.15 P. M., for PhiladellAtia, New-,
York, and all Way Poi OA.
Train!: leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. 51., and 2.30 I'. M.,
for PlAlladelphia,lllarrlsburg and Now-Yor k.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at 6.30 A. M , and returns from Pkllkdelpb,itt at 43u
P. M.
4:6—A1l the above trains run daily, Sundays except
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.30 A. M., and
Philadelphia at 3.15 P. M.
Commutation, Mileage, Season . , and Exeut SIMI Tick
ets at reduced rates to and from all points.
80 Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas. anger.
G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
Doc. 11,1803
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
ASSETTS $1,221,289 71.
Life Insurance Policies, on favorable Ternii.
T"Efoctrd of Trustees hays deeldied
e Scrip Dividend or
FORTY PER CENT.
upon the cash premiums rocelvo4 to 1863, on all
Policies in force on the 31st Pecerabdr, and have,deci
ded to receilve all the scrip issued up" to, and including
January MO In payment of Prefniume.
The undersigned is ready to deliver certificates to
parties entitled to receive Übe' at the Carlisle agency,
at his office on Main Street, al any time after the date
of this notice.
Pamphlets, tables of rates, applications and every in
formation furnished without charge.
March 2u, I801—;it
Air C. HERMAN, Attorney at Law,
• Carlisle, Pa. Next door to the Herald Mom.
Marsh 18,1864-Iy,
NEIDICII, 1). D. S.-
ILA Lat9Demondrater nf ()putative Dentistry to tho
Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.
.
Wilco at lila residonee
oprosito Marlon Hall, Weld Malnkereet, Carlisle,Penn
Nev. 11,1857.
t D 'AI IN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
ik .. l_ Notion le hereby given that Lettirs of Admin
ation on the estate of Julia Ann Wolf, late of
Nrankford tap., deed., have been lamed to the sub
el:saber residing In Wostpencsboro' twp. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are thote
fore requested to make payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement to
SAMUEL DILLER,
Administrator.
!BUM
RECEIPTS, &o.
Balance received from former Trott
suer, $204 20
Amount of Lion against 8. Coldirell's
heirs, 20 90
Amount Rent of stall 4°l stand, at
Market Ilona°, 567 60
Rime ivied of 1% m. M. Clienowlat,
Clerk of the Market. &c., 60 03
Received of A. Si Spunaler, Esq.,
tines. 18 00
Received of Alan. Rebuff Esq., fines, bU
for Exhibition licenses, 45 00
Amount of taxes of 1861, sttstand•
ing, at last riettloment, 004 46
Amount of taxes of 1862. outritand
ing at Met settlement, 654 08
Amount of LAXOS levied for 1003, 5727 60
`• added to duplt•
rate o'lBo3, 1 00
Total Debits,
EXPEN DITIAtEB
Council Orders.
Goo. Line and ethers,. Inter
. eit, .•11 borough bonds and - en
Judgement, $O3l 08
Paid Cal lisle this and Water Co., 055 311
Carlisle 800 and Water Coin.
pally inter st on investment In
E. Pomfret Street, 15 00
l'aid borough baud coupons, co, 011
•• W. It. Mathews, street commis
sioner, salary, and work on
streets, and wages paid hand, tl2l
Paid Abet. llebuff. Esq., quality.
DM borough ofti..iers, 2 75
Paid Joshua Pagan, extra services
as Ligh .onstable, b 3.i
Paid .1 Metz, serving election
n 41res. 1 00
Martin, serving meetion
notices. 4 211
Paid Jas. Postlethwaite, election ex-
Paid A Kerr, election expenses East
Ward, 10 00
penses, West Ward,
Paid-Paid--.slnstillert,-ropairs-at-ping; _ 2O 1 1 tt
o
•• A. u'DooilVi and other repairs
at Market House pump, 3 75
Paid Jonathan Zeigler, stepning stones, h ui
" IL I. Meeker, and utbdre, remov
ing iilll,llll,S, 23 25
Pal,' Peter Myers, blackseNithing, U 02
•• D. Itinehert, work Cu hay
sea leg:, 8 25
Paid C. Ileighter, laying crossings, 4 00
M. Ilandshue, work at crossings, 7 50
Paid W. 31. Chenowith, cleaning and
w bites nailing Market House, and
repairs, 35 12
Paid NI. Shreiner, supper for patrol, 12 80
•• Dell, •' 8 00
Paid J. Armstrong, preparing borough
duplicate, 10 00
paid_te_vo. 15 75
.1. It. inatton, l• 26 . 0
E. Corn man, " 32 76
A It. Rheum, ." 211 - 75
.• Jas. Loudon, for stationary, 376
" Jamb Bretz, fur cleansing
spring,
Paid 0. Delaney, plank for bridge,
" It. Wass, clpensing grave yard,
•• L. Faber, masonary none at
Paid A. L. Hecker, repairing locks.
•• .1. W. 1 1gilby, treasuct• of Mood
Will Wins° Coin rainy,
Pahl P. Monyer, treasurer of Union Fir,,
Company,
Paid P. Quigley, t reasurel of Cumber
land hire Company.
Paid .1. C.iinpboll, trea,nror of Hook
and ',adder Company,
Paid I'. 110.1er, logs tor bridge,
I'. Spahr, for stunt, and haul.
paid F. 4;ardner, for pings and lamp
Pug,
Pn id .1 • 11. F ,- ctflurink7, far Ftopp,
,• Guniberland cuuntN, tar stxr..p
furnit.hed to horn ugh, 42 00
Paid I'. Niadd,n, for inking and rlay 7
ink; 11 ai uu 1, SLI 0.1, nOO 00
Paid 11 it, I.i tteb, njm.a, gas iapips Ste.,
and work don:, 41S 2:t
Paid itea. “ourly•r, for posting ordi-
oaoceii, 60
Paid E. Steel, Iv hiding clock, 16 11.)
•' .1. 11. Noneinaker, fur teal.
A .1. Welsh, collector, (24 , 111111141:
5i..111.1.1 on Duplicate 01'1603, un
$..06:,3, 66, at per not.
Paid A . 31.ar in nod B.4cl:4l;l:icy,
for procuring volunteers,
Psid W salary as - secretary.
Paid W 31. Clacuoivi4l, valery at , clerk
of Market,
Paid 11 L. Lluckor salary uB high con
fan hl e,
l'uld A. Martin, salary tt@ hIgA coustA
Me.
Paid .Itio Ilarder. salary as lan.p light
Rest Ward,
Paid James .Spangler, salary as lamp
lighter, West Ward,
Paid N. Bowers, salary as lamp light.
ur, East NN aid,
Paid E. Sparta, salary as lamp lighter
Bunt Ward,
Paid It. Stadler, salary (4-Janitor,
and extra services,
Paid J. It. Irvin, Esti , fur preparing
annual statement of receipis and
expenditures fur Auditor, and for
publication fur 18W2 :1,
['aid 11. Saxton, for hatu ware,
in. Fridley, for 61,,111. nt Mar.
I, et !louse,
Paid .1 C. Straley, Sur stakes at Mar
ket Howie,
Pald Snail Wetzel and others, regula
ting Walnut Street,
Paid M , M larch, stepping stoma,
llt.reugh rite redeemed,
Paid Jacob Itheem, salary as Tres
coder, and expenses and services
under bounty ordinance,
Paid I'. Quigley, fur preparing annual
statement of receipts and expel,
Litt tn es of A with,' e, and for publi
cation for [hr 3—l,
LELDICII S MILLET
Total cash pnyments.
By additional emlnunitiops
collector of
Ity extmorailiols allowod collector of
By amount of taxes of 1861, outbtand
log.
By amount of taxes of 1862, outntand
log,
By commission allowed collector of
Inv!, on $,1.2,4:1,
$7,891 26
ANNUAL SCATEIIENT OF THE DEBTS
Bonds ihsued for Gas and Water
stork, lot subscription.
Bends issued for Gas and Water
st.ook, 2d subscription,
Bond issued to George Line and
ethers,
Judgemont,Of Marga-ot Warden, use
of I'. Quigley,
1000 shares Gas and
I% ate,. stock, Oat
subscription, at
par valuo,
149 J &barns Gas and
Water stook, 21
subscription, at
per value,
124 shares Iles and
Wicte, stock, e t t
par value,
Outk.tanding taxes for
1861 and 1862,
Paveineut Lions,
Excess of inpobtuttnons liast year,
es above,
lncroaso, sB7 4 i 61.1
JACOB Treasurer or the Borough of Carlisle,
in acgount with Bounty fund CoutnAtto9.
To amount of loan mibond from tho
Carlini() papoBlt punk,
CIL • r
Ay cash paid on orders of Committee
„, of bounty fund to 61 pyre .ust
.A. L. SPONSLER,
Agont
lialnuca in .]fonds of Trannurer,,
We. the Auditors of the lierough of Carlisle, do cur ,
tify that we have examined the foregoing account of
Jacob Itheem, — Treasurer of said borough, and find a
balance due by him to said borough of aix hundred
and seventy dolidts and coventy..nine cents. We have
also examined the above statement of tb • debts and
a. , sets of said borough and find the earneporrect. And
have also examined tho account of sold Treasurer,
with the bounty fand'committop,„ and find'a balance
due by him to said committee ofdeur hundred dollars.
W. A. MILES,.
C. 'E. SIAOLAUfILIN • Auditors'.
A DMINISTRATOR'S - • NOTICE.-
r CI is hereby given that Letters of Admin.
stratton on the estate of John Kauffman, late of
South Middleton' township, deed., have this day been
granted to the undersigned, who reside in sold town.
ship. All persons having themselves Indebted to said
estate, ore therefore requested to make payment, and
those holding claims against it, will present them for'
settlement to .
MARTITA KAUFFMAN,
JACOB S. KAUFFMAN,
April l, 1S(“1-11t. A4lisinixtreitors
April I, 1.804
F NANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
BOROUGH OF CARLISLE,
For the Council Year 1863-4..
JACOB RHEE3I, TREASURER.
Tots] credits,
Ditianco in hands of Treresucr,
AND ASSETS
LIABILITIES.
• •
• • 500 00
$68,983 60
ARSEIS.
$25,000 (,0
3M1,0t0 0)
Excosn of Inclobtoduoss,
A . ny . ' r
lerentl N , .h ° ltv lr. in i g C t E he i
first three vol.
..L]liumes of Bancroft's nlstoiy of the United States
or Agnes Strict:land:a Queens ptEngland, belonging to
the Belles Letters Society orDlekinson College, will
confer great fatter upon said etdiety by returning them
to-the Library Imnndintely. By order of the Society.
Alf. M. Montle, Lib.
April 1, 18C4.
Carpetings and, Oil Cloths
NOW receiving at Ogilbv's cheap cash
Store, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, Rag,
and Stair
CARPETS..
Also, Floor OIL CLOTH'S all widths, which will be
.old for the cash at the loweserates.
CHAS. IX/MIRY, Trutdee.
March 4,1864
In the Court of Common Pllos of Cantle, County.
In the matter of the Petition of Wm. B.
Mullln and Hobert Given, Trustees of the Union
Church of Mount Holly Springs for. confirmation of deed :
Now to wit: March 22,18 , 54 A ll . to oboe cause why
the sale nod deed made 14 pursuance thereof by the
said Wm. B. Mullin and ltobeet Given .Trustees of the
congregation of the Union iThurch of Mount Holly
Springs to William Alexander for a certgin portlon of
the raid estate of said congregation should not be ap
proved amid confirmed by the Court, returnable April
18th 1864, By' the Cotirt.
Test,
6.BifTREMAN, Prothy
RHEEM'S HALL !
CARLISLE,
Commencing Monday Night, March 28
IVIATINEE on Satprdnyj.Aflornoon at 2 elel,wk
P zst, xi c) r mt, ma. et,
b7,8V1,25
OF TILE SOUTHERN REBELLION!
r llil
HE largest in the ' world, with MCI)
and horses, life Flee, vast And cons 1,1'011:11 Si Vl'. tllli
ei ly 210 I hentle and mins , In all details. The most
extensive, popular and POIIIIIIOO exhlbitton of the kind
boibru the public. Every scene sketched upon the
spot, and painted with scrupulous fidelity by a corps
of celebrated artists. Commenced et the first breaking
out of the rebellion, it has been in steady pros revs
down to tiee prevent time. and showing every ',eat it
importance connected with this terra hie /mutest f mt.
liberty and Union, from the bombardment . f Sunnier
thrt.ugh a spore of more than two years of hostilities
to the last grand battle profuse with startling diurnal.
lc effects. entirely new, sad on a scale of magniikeace
lien er iteMre attempted.
The lire and smoke of the advancing host is seen;
the thunder if vl,lllOll and the din of tins battle livid
upon tumors of the audience, end the fearful work it
rarinme ar,d death iv presented with a distanetness and
vi v 'dues, mocking realit'i, so that the audience can
readily imagine themselves octant spectators of the
nu bllum aunt stirring ,mews represented.
hears Opel] s, 7, Panorama COIOIIIOIICM4 moving. at 8
'clock.
)larch '.2".. 18,4.
SPRING, 1861,
OREENFUELE44. SHEAFER,
rrE the attention of buyers to their
anew stork of Dry Roods It will be found onsur.
passed In all those featnres which rmutrise n first pin of
Stock All departments of our business bare been
much enlarged, especially that of
DRESS GOODS,
which we nre confident, Is the most extensive ssxort"
ment ever offered In thin UN A. Wt. have now op-n ,
ready for inspection all the nevtltius of the season, VIZ:
Poplins, all now . shades and styles. :%lozatilhiglies.
- CRMS - 136
also, a beautiful stock of A LPAUC k 6, at ahtonishingly
low prices.
I)OMESTICS.
Prints, Bloart.,l 3I Usllns , Broul Stuwtinzs. FlAntiels
Gingiviins G orhs, Tiekings, Cotton/We:l, &e.,
300 10
.iii 24
12 00
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
Cloths. Casolineres. 3eano, Summer Caf•sitoutes. ttre.—
o wnold call the at Imaloig , fitlf MIS 111.1 - 0 pa rt ie
Warty to nun 1111010000 tam( 3114.4105.
tooades, all lota2 lit loot winter, borose the late advance
which will he sold at prieeo that defy outopotitlno --
Persons may HA) , do getting great bargains at the
ntore of
r 2 ' 0
1 ,f,
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17 Uu
NOTE:—Persons desiro g Waming our stock °lll
pi case ho particular, and recollect our Store is in lug's
hollding., , S. Hi. Corner Nlerket Square, Second U nr, op.
posit° It ittor'x Clothing Snore. U. s S
Ca Ail l'Elt
DEEM
70 76
2 0
FIRE INSURANCE I.3Q3IIP'Y.
MEI
100 00
100 00
ETD
CA LUTA L,
ANN I.: En SURPLUS,
iNvEsTED paLklU45,
187 60
ETD
U n Fettled (In Imf ,
s+i,4
818
50 00
MRS
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UEO. W. It A RIPS, FIIAS. W. LI'AVIS, NI. D.
CI-1 A RLE. 4 4N DANCKER, Prt•S'i.
ED W ARD C DALE, Vice Pree't.
JAS. W. MeA LUST Lit, rec. I'ro. Tem.
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FARMEI(9g;GCII)E,
By Llenry Stephens of Edinburg, and the late J. P.
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DAVIS' MAMMOTH
Ire Go®ct...
Olt EF.1:111 , 1,1) SIrIEAFP.I
FRANKLIN
VIIILADELPIIII
A.SSf7
ON JANIJAM h 1861,
'2)457, 8 49 95.
LOSS PAID 81110 E 182 Q,
$5,000,000.
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AND THE
Postage Reduced ! I.
TERAIS
POSTAGE.
A DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
SITUATE on the corner of West St.,
kjand Church Alloy near Woodward's Ware }Louse,
in the Borough of Carlisle
The Lot contains 28 feet In front ou West St , ex
tending back along said alley 12d foot..
The Improvements are a
.81.4CKSHITII SHOP,
and other Out tluildings. The above la ono of the
"crust desirable building locations in the town, either
for buisitiesi purposes, or no a Priyato rusigerice, and
will be disposed of upon favorable tonne
For further information enquire of William Wert,
the owner of the Property or of
A L. SPONSLEIt,
Mar, b 4, 1881. lionl Estate Agent..
If the 4bnve property is not sold hoforo Sal urday the
28th inst., It will be offered at Public Sale a, tho Court
'louse in said Borough, on that day.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
- pp:ALMS and consumers of the above
Celebrated Wash Blue, will take nutlet), that the
La els are altered I°ll,o.
put t 4 itt Alfred IV Iliburgor's Drug Store, No. 233,
The plenty of the Blue will he Iho 331110 in every
respect I
It In warranted to color ntore water than twice tire
seine quantity of Indigo, and to go much further than
any other Ranh Blue in the market. It dianolr es pen
featly clear and does not settle on the clothes as
most of the other makes In. Ono Bon dissolved In
a half pint of water, will make as good n Liquid Blue
no any that is made at one third thu cost.
As it In retailed at the• same In kJ as the Imitations
and inferior article., 11,.usekeeners find It very
1111101 to their advantagn to ask for that I,qt up at
Wiltherger'a.
.er,p- An !flue put, up ;titer this data with Barlow's
nu 11,., 011 it In Imitation
The Now 1,1,1,1 (loos riot require a. Stomp
For s 111 by Strorolcrep..rs goltorolly.
:lorolt 4, 1861—Ginn.
VEI
\VH RE Jam
AS the lion. es 11.
-I ‘ , „ ItAtIAM l'roAlderli tJ I/ 414 V of the .4'on al (burls
of 1;1.111111011 1 . 10,1 s Ili Ibe counties of Cumberland. Per'
ry, and Juniata. and Justices of the several Courts of
I /Ver Mid 'Vermin, and General .mail Delivety in ea"
counties, no d )11chael Coeldin and Hugh Stuart. Jude,
es of Courts of Oyer and Tenni... and Jail Dully
ery for the trial of all capital and other rdrendere. in
the said county of Curlier lentil, by their precepts to
me direct ud, dated the I I th day of January lhii4, hill.;
ordered a Court. of Over and Terminer and denerai
Jail liolivery to lii• holden at C allele on the '2.1 Hum.-
day of April, 10(1, (Leine the I Ith dayo at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. to continue two weeks.
Niaict.: is Cho I'o loner, Justicos of
till. Puna, null t i t r. na Id county 'i t'uat.
Ilerbt ad. that they lire by tlto s uit precept i'ollllll,lllll
- to no them sod Lhera to Iltch t "Del 111'1,,Ons. with
thcis rolls, records. and togoiseui,le etoonioat ions. nod
all otlh., renianibranecs, to du tlrlse things which to
thcir ollkos appertain to be and all tn.'s°
that urn boo (111 Lv riss golzsaccs. to pros'•rulr a , ..7alast
the prisota,r, that aro nr [llea shall be in the Moll o
said county, aro to be I bent to prosecuto them as shall
ha Jost. J.
loin 211, lqba.
L:IIILLER, will open
Ljtheir New i-tore on the nn 110 r Of th • pilhlk•
known ag cortoir„oppe;sito vow", :Slow ,tore,
On the 15511 dny of the pi orelit month (11.irch.) when
tliey will be HWY to I,llllllt to ilia room un Ity nn too
tire new stock of vorei, o , rwd rh.t.e.trk
DRY GOODS,
c,ths, ndes, king hisses
D.. 1. LEI DWI!, /fIN 3111.1.E1t
MEM
A Ihrge portion of our rt ,- elt of notnesti,l;on.l,
tint will be opened Willi ptn•hused in the month ~f
tuittArx,_wjattn_ itoret ILI:It:1 , 1v, I
p. esent. time, and will be 5 , .1,1 rt.:‘ small
1.1.11)1(11
A'NI authori , ed trr soll the Property of
Sopla Sturm, sit oltod on th. No! th CCie r.f
a PornifrPt Hlreot twar str.t...l I.Pt
is loet 1z..n1 ti of,
im • •
t itr tip.ln a I 11,,.•
el I •
01111 ...tri•fr",",' st , I,IUVIIt 411
1 , ,10 .2, L , •.1, 11i• 111.114 0•11,,I-h•
.I\,l li, I' kII K
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AVIIEELIE!{ WILSON'S
S Iltri° 1f.71 C . 1 r E S
With Glass Cloth Prosser, Improved Loop-
Chock, New Slyle Hammer, Binder,
Cqr nr, Braider, otc.
qF ft}e Railroad °tripe, Ca.rliblo. Pa.
$100,(0 0
071 p iki
1,06,2bb
ineoran for 195-1
400,00
JNTEIINATIONAI, lbti2
I:SPI!,11t1S1, EXHIBITION, P 1:161.
at the of the
Saver ..11 0 ,1,11 at the PenllVlVllnia Mate Trir
~ r ptentter, 18133
A teerirati Intitnt,.. New Y"t•lt,
1:tooll: Franklin \ let, .),litan
\ let i13.1i1%; I 11 O.ItIILO. ‘liislll/12P)11. a:,l I until ut.]
Rnitinun v. Mechanic.' I(en
tw.hv I n•,tit'ut..,
I,.uis, .11.:chani,' Institute, San Fran,i,co.
MAIN E,
MONT,
CONN EjrIWIT,
N I'V .1 EitSErf,
PEN NSVINAINITA.
VIRUI
M I P
11,14:5;i1/U It I,
01110,
INDIAN A
105% 1,
TENN ESSEE
NE,
K ENTtitiby
MICHU,AN.
isci)NSIN.
ALH:onNiA.
These celobratud M arltinrn are adapted to every VII
tiety of Sewing or family wear, from the lightest
line to tile heir lent clefts. They work equally Well
upon silk, if,ll, Worlll l ll, 111111 1, 1 1..t011 goods,-nhea Wing
gatherlog. hemming, re,rdieg, unit
braiding -making a I,autiful and pm feet st lt. In, alike
on ,ddeb—and performing every species of sew lug
eeroyl 111,aklug 1 1 11t1, 11 11 holes and t.titelling 1111 1111t1.0111,
Poll In truetions for operating the Nlachine is given
gratuitously at the sales rooms. •Wheit tPo Machine
IS 011111 0011111 111:{(11 Fll that pbraPrnal hodruetion is
ineotivenient, a card of direction to soot, which is a
sufficient guide.
The qualities which recommend the heeler
\Vile,. Machine are--
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike en both cilia
of the fabric sewed.
2. Strength. firmness, end durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ravel, and made with—
:4 Economy of thread
4. Its attnehments and wide range of application to
purposes and materials.
b. Compaetne9 and elegance of model and finish.
b. Simplicity and fhorMi4hinfsa of enlist ruetion.
7. Speed, ease of operation and managcluent, and
quietness of movement.
SCHEDULE OP PIIIOE,S.
N 0.3 Machine, with
Plain Table, ;,45 110
I'or Ann.
$3 00
500
7 00
0 00
3 00
0
7 00
0 00
10 03
Half Oase, Pannellod, 50 00
Halt t au.) Pollaaq t, laok Walnut or Mahogany 55 00
Plain Table,
Half Case, Pannelled, 60 00
Half CIIBO, l'ullahodZ Black Walnut or Mahogany 65 00
No. 1 Machine, Silver plated, w•lth
Plain Tablo, 65 00
Half re.f.e, Pollehocl, Black Walimt, 70 00
hail Mee, Polleeml, Blank Walutit or Mahogany 75 00
Half Cape, Polished, Rosewood, ' SO 00
Full We, Pollebud, Black Walnut, or Mahogany 00 00
Full Case, Pollehui, Itoeowood, 100 00
No. 4 51arbine, Largo with
PISIII Table, 75 00
Plain T,1.11,1a,
Ivory Mr,chine Is sold with a ilenimor Nos. 1 and
lachinos iire sold rnmpinto, with thu New Glass Cloth
Prosser, Nor{' Style Ileintaer and Braider.
Wheeler & Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
NOT% 27, 1663-ly
NAILS ! NAILS ! I NAILS !! !
A large stock of good, Clean, Neat, and Tough
nails, at the lowest Priem. Our nails are. worth Nets
a keg more, than any other make ornalls cold in our
town. this is the opinion of meetardes who have tried
them, we else have a full assortment or
1113 I. I, DIN el DI A T E It I
attic latest end most approved styles. All goods war•
ranted a 3 represented. JOlll4 P. INNE 61.157.
INDIGO BLUE,
North 9echn4 Strout, Phllaclulphin
Proclamation
Town Property for Sale.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Ilighemt Premiums et the
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No. 2 Machina with
Igo. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with
TERSIS CASH
•
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS !
ANTICIPATING a rise in goods, I
have bought a large stoidt of Domestic and For
eign goods, bush as 3.4, 4-4,114, 10-4, Drown Shooting
And Shirting Nll4OlllB, 34, 4-4,04, 104, White Shoot
log and chirtlng Muslims. All the desirable makes of
calicom Cllnghems; all the widths and qualities of
Tick ings, Cheeks. Stripes, Drown and Colored Drillings
tlambrics, Nankeens, Creel!, Table Diapers, Counter
pins, Jeans and C' l.ton Pantings.
A lan, - a large and well salerted stock of
A It I' le 'l' A ,
01l grader', Out pot Chain, Oil Clothe, Shades and Blind
material, And nil of her kinds of house furnishing
goods, together with DRESS GOODS, Notions, Hoop
Skirts, White Goods, kc, .
frrLOA REFIT RAGS WANTED. Ploare call at the
old :hard, ono door below Martin's hotel.
W. C. SAWYER.
Fa, 19, 1864.
TA 31 ES A. I)IJNI3AR, Attorney at
Law. earll.ls, 0111,u with Watts & Parker.
Jan. 2.2, 1861-Iy.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! !
S the Holidays are past, I will sell
il_the balance of my winter goods at reduced prices
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Winter Shal%lst, Braehe Long Shawls, Wlnter Mantles
and Cloaks, also a fine lot of Furs, al greatly reduced
prices.
Blankets ioul il'outot Goods,
generally. Con dant ad Anions of Staple Cioode are Inn
ing received. The Pr ri 14 that Domestic and
{lona( Aura hhing gQiids will be higher. I would ad
iHO 111`1,0,18 111,11 01 th.ltl goods, to buy before an
(Aber Ilti V.011 . 0.1 ' h.r all at the old idand one (ha I
holuW Maul.
Jan. '22, 186.4
To The Boot & Shoe Trade
etiAsE C PEDDLE.
ANUFAC:I:IAIIMS 1,1 Uppurs, No.
g ID South Titlilt St„ (up stairqt, Phlladolphla.
l ul.rm the trader that they Itt,p eonstan ly an 11:111d
a lull axsortineut mninth n „, 2,„chi ldre „., 110 t and
nhn , ;pper,,, or every derrriptlon, made only from
pi hne stoke, and 1111,1 s,lth boat materityls. In the unlrt
Iti,hionable city styles Trial ..rdots r,rd aoileitvd, and
im.mpt attention will be 'iotid to all ordure aunt to
them.
Traits Cush on Deliccry
Geo, W, Carpenter, Henszy & Co's.
d'• Chem Tretrehouse,
No 7:17 Nl.tr%et
IN Subscriber keep , : constantly on
ssi•sss•k sit Inss,s,
IllNllt TIC\ PILLI titAT.,S4, H. 1.1 05,; tither us tide
NV
idyll Eipportains to the 43110,1,u1a1u: bo most
Atou00” variety ; alt , , I' tINTS, 011. A I;LA , S of ovury
de,eripti
All si tirl"s purrl)aßell front lit ran he relied ~ /1 US Is%
I 11,r 1.,,t 0111,1 i •r nollity, and at a, low li,,
as 'hey ran I.e ha.l. We ra, ollor ouch lu in , vnient. ns
_,rill maLe It Lh•• iut••luct nt~yun•h,wrrs 1„ lot in their
unit 111, - i.e EllisH v, t, at f.ot3lk
lislimellt.nikhosseil is no by Liftil ur other
kn, Itlll meet. , hi (
I; NV C.l \ TER.. I I ENSI.:;, ,f ,
Al
1:1111111M1111
BAI:GAINS ! BAIIGAINS ! !
At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store!
I Am nmv opening' a large ;ks , :orlinenl
\l:\\A \lt Ittl - -! It A goollq. bought. het,
tite trotott. rke iu Isrl - e , t. xiih h will be sold I, the 1.`,11
at r ,, S li 2 , 1 VS.
--.H.1..011-_l/.111,1-344411—.111.0.uf-BLLAGIII:II_,autI—UX-
ItI.I.ACIIED)II ,, I,IN: 4 a, the v.,l' 10 v,
In I ;in.;ll . inis Chuck: , ales. in groat Ia
I and
LA I)IE DJIE,S,c; (; O( J).'.
El,llll now
Tuna, Cloth. Sai Ship. !distr., and Di•
~1 11 all k 111414.111.1 11 . 11",. 1. 1.1,/,,
1,111, TY.'
1 I'lll , l A I 'l S: .Alll,llllll
Vl/111. , M)k. P01,111.r 1J.1“11.
11()Un N NG (,;()01):•L
A 1,, :4111..h4 ut 111 t 101:s. Clap, 4
riv , l . 411 w.,1 I:itz,, Tur. , 411 1114..4 Satin
I/ 1:••• .11111 3 , 1 li,, .11111 1 11•111
1 .111• I{llll l 6 31111 ‘.% hit° 110,1 1 , 11,31 •••1 11 : 1 1 1 1'1 1 .1
II 1,11111.4 17.4 re.
Criss•nrieres, Sat ti nets
lw 1 /a.r/1111 . Y flat , 4. K. Jean.. At', at
pr a S t t. ti 5 1 and 4.1 dinll,
' 1'11:0 11 , •1/.4. ryil altit‘
nIS aintwaturl, 1* gill 1.10,11 t
thmi I it,. prn,s.
I, mg in thvir , t.w. Alt els n , 1 1.55
,11 Neel tdiert, th , p,:,-11 er.t S . ‘1555115
1.1111,11.1, the th.p.t. I ;11.14Y.
Carltalu. Fe l l. 12, 'el.
RECRUITING!
r fF. undersi,2ned is now prepared to
1 101
r.tly 1{1.:(;1.‘1 ENT ilk; ci ))11 , A_
the Cuitcd
The 10100, log Buurd osvo xvhieh do n..t Insloode the
lorsal bounties, whirl. ale 101 l bring ntioorrd by Boroughs
Townships, NV 111 ho paid To VETE!: I N:z, yoult
HUNDRED D.11.1..\ NS. To NEW ILEClilor.N, THREE
II UNDRED DOLLABS.
(The Jinni • in ..1,11,7); n• 11/ nisn I,e
The ("tilted :qates ..nry Ica now otters tht• superior in
.Ith•einetN of good ylithint and ration., nnelleal atten
dati.e, ‘i It h an cliportuit.t, for e‘ery innritOthltiti 801.
dirt t.. m hie% e earl. and hollorahle
Yi)t_ )lEl\ el the li:eystone `tats. I make this ap
peal In beitilt of lb' , s , n,tyeor nolde h othren who hive
for Ho 1113111' lane 111. , 1,L112, and 011 Cr, Malty bloody arid
g I rlous fields au' mined the honor yf our gin,ni old
elate. They Ion!: c.uti tautly to Y. , u for surer, now
hut the 850 k IS 101114.5 t dune. ou.t teeth I) n f“,, ,
more brave heaths and lo) .6 tutu''', ak Ilk tL a t L./ :alit
:Ind 1:1.-tieg
111 ulhx,: Is In rear of the Fratildin !tun se, on (Annie',
=EMI
LA AV SCHOOL
HARVARD COLLEGE, 1861,
r WO "forms or Nineteen weeks each,
con truetwing INlsreh 7th nod Sept sober WI,
For la,Gt h II net l'irc hint mhlre.s
.10E1. PA (1K hat, Ito 111 Professor.
Poolo - 11140. M.lss Fuh.
Closin, up Business
sul)seriber, buentlie of ill health,
and private Inn (tors Ills° rlalming his attontion.
IL bin duty Li, front hubllle.ns nt least for it
so•nsn. pluhAbly uutll the present Slit, Is iqulu I.
I Outil tlutul illy ly iu Peln u.l; y up,t.
:thud up to Vat pi, 1..1, u ill trip up lily usual supply
4,15); ITS, TPA, )Inlkiu el and
blA•11 Al 1161 ai thus AN l'elll2, slovic
logallot stilt nu ;wart uu.ut of
TOMCCU, (rhcn•tny smokinq) (71yar,1
otahrachig the chilivt,t, 4013111. i., arid O. Om 11 , oPlit
In iris and 11,1;!s.
Th.. bithinco ' I wy ,t.0..1<, ci.,n11.1.0d I,f
CEDA It NY A It E ,
nuch as 'lobs, Churn n, Buckets. a lot of Corn Drumm,—
the eLoiveht Lu any market—nlbo,
China, Glass, Queonsivare, Crocks,
"ill lon sold at tett nnooLl pricer:.
01Ilion111 till , OpportUDßy of tendering my
Sillellretit I banks to the nutnerou , trionds and custom.
urn mho have fora period of over iwoutY years, given
ne en gee crous nud liberal n 141/1113 of their patronage,
trusting that my labors to please have not altogether
been in vain.
'fo such us have InToubto s tn bottle with me, either
for or against. I would slate that I will as here
tofore, he found at my usual pla,:e of business, where
I will be 111WIly/7 be happy Le see them.
" Marlon IlaII," Carllele, 1
Jail ono. 8, 1884. ,
4..irPerry Advocate Ocoee copy
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD & PEROT, 1136 Ridge Avenue,
55 00
PAILADELPIIIA, PA.,
fIFFER-for sale upon the most favora
-1:_jblo Toms. NEW And BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In
great variety of IRON RAILINGS for CEMETERIES,
RESIDENCES, Sc.. and Wrought and rant Iron, and
GALVANIZED IRON and BRASS TUBING; IRON
V ENAN DAII3. BALCONIES, STAIRS, COUNTERS,
FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUMNS, HITCHING POSTS,
LAMP 8T ANDS, V ASES, TA BLES, FLOWER SIANDS,
SOFAS, ell AIMS, STATUARY, ANIMALS, and all
otter Iron %Volts of a Decorative ammeter. Designs
forwarded fin• selection. Persons applying for same,
will please state the kind of work needed.
N0v..20,1883.
85 00
Notice of Co-Partnership,
rgIIIF, public arc hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered Into a en
I'hrl norshlp, under the numb of Delaney t lilnit, fur
the purpose of carrying on the Coal, and Lumber buai
nees, at the old stand Of Oliver Delaney, ne:u• the this
%Vorks•, where all orders in their line of business are
respectfully solicited, aud trill be promptly Oiled.
OLIVER DELA MN,
ANDREW 11. 114.5.111-
(pt. 16, 1.863-1. f
Aro-Orders 6,r cool will be recalveit et Halbert! k
Viewing's Oroeery Store; Robert Moore's Shoe Store
and A. 11.13!ainiCrirrylug Shop,
ELANOY
Post
for Coal or Lumber solicited, throngh the
Post Wilco, arrangements having been, niacin with the
Pis4matter to charge the pottage on some to no. All
oi lore p tit{ ct us
w. C. SAW I'l9t
('apl II V. 1) X
Ket rultlng r
EMESEM
A . DMINISTRATOWS
betters of Administration on tho estate of Rich.
art Porker, dee'd., late of North Middleton township,
having been issued by the Register of Cumberland Co.
to R. M. Ronderson of Carlisle. Notice is hereby
en to all persons indebted to said estate to make
mediate payment, two those having claims to present
them duly authenticated.to .
March 18, 1861
UNITED STATES INTER
NAL REVENUE.
Annual Tuxes for 1864.
The attention of tax payers Is thereby railed to the
provisions of the United States Excise Law relative to
the assessment of annual taxes.
By the sixth 'iodine of the act of July 1, 1662, It la
made the •luty Of all portions, partnerships, 6rme, lasso
datinns, or corporations,'Made liable to any annual
duty. license, or tax, ON Olt BEFORE TILE FIRST
MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, to make a list or
return to the Assistant Assessor of the District where
located of the amountof annual income, the articles or
objects charged with a special tax, and the buisness or
ocenteition liable Fo pey any license.
Every person \rho shall fail to make such return by
tho day specified will be liable to be moment by the
Assessor according to the best Information which ho'
can obtain; and In such case the Assessor Is required,
to add fifty per coots= to the amount of the Item of
such Dot.
Every person who shall delver to an Aeseeeor any
Nisi , or fraudulent list or statement, with intent. to
evade the valuation or enumeration required by law,
is subject to it fine of (Ire hundred dollars; and in finch
C1121( . 13 the list will ho made out by the Assessor or Aa•
sistant Assessor, and from the valuation and enumer,
atlon so made there can be no appeal. - .
Payment of the appunl taxes, except those for licen
ses, will not be demanded ;Intl the thirtieth day of
Juno.
Thu appropriate blanks on which to make return,
find all necessary information, will bo furnished by
enl of the Ass! taut Assessors to persons residing In
their respective divisions.
The following are the Assistant Aesaooorsoi Cumber•
land County, to whom returns of Income, License Ap.
plicatlons, and articles liable to special tax under
"Schedul A," should bo made:—John 0. Kirk Div'n.,
No 11 New Cumberland .los. Miner jr., Div'n, N 0.12,
Me,haffieql)urg; .laeob (therm, Div'n., No. 13, Carlisle;
Mode lirlffith, Div'n., N 0.14 Soiling Springs; Jim. S.
Datidsoo , 15 Plainfield and D. W. Thrush;Div'n.
N''. Di shippensburg. 1101tACIR
U. S. Assessor 15th Dir't. ; of Pa.
Carhsle, March 2nd 11311.4.-31.
FOR SAGE.
1 1 11 E celebrated Stallion YOUNG
atn:un - E,NnooF. App.y to
=I
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prizo Medal at the World's Fair,
London, 1862,
• 4 ,11
t - Wrza t iO:aa,
oT
()0 f'•
er—Wl.l.2 •
: .
THE undersigned has just received,
and Intends to keen constantly on hand a full as
rtmrut of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by
.t.terrinv iy & Sons or Now York.
I. i.ll lulu 111110Ilf will be carefully selected In the
)lei iiirfact,y, and will be sold at the
---New—York- - Oaah—Faetory—PriceL-.
with thu iittdit!on of Frelg4t to Carlisle.
A written guarantee of crating satisfaction will be
given by the i.ule,criber to olielt purchaser.
Peruon a des;rons fo par-base are Invited tq tall and
c.sa ,stm these unrivalled Pianos, at
. ,
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store, .
Main Street, 3d door oast of tun Mansion House, near
tl 0 Railroad Depot.
SECoN lI.aND PIANOS received In exchange and
kelp' f,,r sale and to rent.
C:1111 , ,le, M4Y ?1, lbil9—ly
TAKE NOTICE.
1-0 I,eitlirh.'l9awyer
Ic: has this beou dissolyod by the mutuul
parties.
IMMO
'rho 110,.ks 01 the Firm are in the hands or J. D. Lel•
di. J 0111) Miller for they can be seen by
rel .gnu at the old stand, it Is most earnestly expected
pers..os Snowing themeist yes Indebted to said Firm,
t.. C.lll and settle the Same promptly.
_ _
n•I John Alillor.have sold out their en
lipt• 110.'11,1 in nail 6ture to the Undersigned, who
s‘lit ri , llLinue the Dry Good Buslhesa at the old well,
knman rind, and will always oncloavor to make hta
ck the fIIIO4I, d,ltable in the markets
',•l. I. .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TUF PROP ETORS OF T EtV.
ARI) II 0 SE ,
Pill LA DELP HIA,
I,'r-pr, truriv veil the attention nt Busines Men artd
trrot'll V. , 11.1111 ni tI. to the SUpOrint. acconnnoclatioa
It vole Girt offered in their entattlielnent..
NA(I.I, FO IV LER & CO.
pt 11.
r g pmus MANTILLA. CLOAK
A A FUR EMPORIUM. N. 022C1IESINp1 Street,
(FiCiimerl:, No 7084 PHIL IDELPLIIA.
.1. IV. PltoCTiflt CO. invite thu etterntlon.of their
Friends to their large and Superb Stock of
Nine CLOAKS and FURS,
unparallorl in any farmer 5011.11-
Thu (I,olllniodation afforded In our now
onablos us to devote the fullest attention to
i•ui
1 , R DEPARTMENT
which mill ho found well furnished with every descrip
tion 0r Ff RNT CI It,ti F 1 Ii which will be guaranteed an
repre , ontcd, nr the meney paid will be refunded.
UltDf:lts per mail, mill he carefully attended to. and
aeliio ea, hap'sms charges paid, any distance Inside Of
1,0 miles.
.T. W. PROCTOR 4 CO.
No 020 OIIESTN UT Street, PHILAD A
A ur.nt 2qh..
)Itl N( & CO.'s well-known MEL0t4.,)7,:-4
t4.,)7,:-4 and HAP NION I U3IS, Introducing the of
f f‘t podol I sac on °rely instrument.
El( INNIT GA BL NIL'S
VI-: \ ' RAO LV, Mid
H. 11.1.1.11% U \ \ IS t Co., celebrated I lANOS fur cash
at a libel:II rbducti“o
u 11.1 Iver 3O,I•0i sold.
.1 AM ES BELLA 11, Solo Agent.
.27U 2SI S. Fifth etrret, above Spruce.
PHILADELPHIA, I'a
April 17, IS(13-1y
COFFEE POT.
Y
LE e
TCsle Telsitidultlhy
that ho still continues the menatec
tore of all kinds of tlit and Phoeto dens wiro,lu J. D.
Ilalbsrt'n butidlug East Louth, street Carlisle at the
sign of the
II I: I) C 0 EE POT,
alwre lie will at all thin, be ready to do ail kinds of
w,irk in his lino with ❑eatneKa and despatch. '
A Iso lan at all times Ito bac those celebrated, self
sealln,.; and nett Leming premium airtight,
FRI Tr:' CANS AND JARS•
Itydio,,: , poutimr, and all kinds of jobblug dons at.
the Ntii.rti•sl utak.,
Cash pall old lead, pewter and copper, Tbank•.
fel for the pat; ottafte heretofore extended, he hopes by
strirt attention, and a desire to please all to merit
, on tin ono. e of the 0111111'
Dont ti rget the sign of the Ited Coffee Pot.
April :1, 1863.
SINGrsEA,
EN ERA', DEALER in Flour, and'
k) all kinds of country produce.
111LreluiFe on the corner of Iktitln and West streets.
The bunt Fresh tiround Fauply Flour at. A. 81N131i•
ZERS.
illuy F, ISll3—t. f.
units ! CLOAKS ; !
J UST received and very cheap at •
GREENFIELD &
As we purchase those goods of an extensive Cloak
Manufactory in Now YORE, we are able to over superl•
or inducements to any llous9 in the cauntv.
FURS FURS
We defy competition. having made arrangements with'
ono of the largest New York Fut cos., to supply us
with choice Goods. We feel confident we can sell Furs
at City prices.
GREENFIELD & SIIEAFER.
S. E. Con of Market Square, RI door.
.N0v.13, 1863
BOOTS de. SHOES.:
A FULL ,assortment of Men and Boys'
ii_llonts and Shoes, suitable for the winter. Also;
and Misses's Balmoral Bootees . , Children's Boots
of all kinds. Ladies and Gentlemen's GUROverStmee.
My old custorneres and all in want of'good and cheap.
Boots nod Shoes, will please call and eXatnine the
stock, before purchasing, 'Main etreat, nearly nppoalte
the Depot
CJLtS OGILBY. Trustee.:
CarliKlo, Nov. '2l, 1803
Bryans Fulmonic Wafers t
AT RAISTON.4
Doe. 11, ISti3. .
NMI
0 BORG E KU IiNS,
Plninfittld
.10IIN K. STAYMAN
D. J. LEIDICII,
JOHN MILLER.
W. C. SAWYER
R. M. IiNNDERSON,
• Admialstrator