Carlisle herald., April 29, 1864, Image 3

most marked attention To attempt a syn
opsis even of the lecture, would be folly. It
must he heard to be appreoiated, and to hear
it, is to ate nod feel the Battle of Gettysburg.
Every chip a of the United States should
hear it."
And still another oity paper speaks of it,
as "the most interesting and entertaining
lecture of the season."
Since the first delivery and repetition in
Philadelphia, it has been o.iled for and de
livered ritother cities and towns, both in and
out of the state of Pennsylvania, including
"Tremont Temple," Boston, and -Cooper in
stitute," New York.
Those flattering invitations, together with
the •ery favorable notices of the press, as well
as the many prospective engagements of the
lecturer, fully attest the excellence of the Leo
lure itself, not less than the popularity of the
-theme; and we trust all who cat,„ will go to
Hheem's Hall next Monday evening, remem
bering that the proceeds will be devoted to a
most benevolent and worthy cause—our sick
and wounded soldilTs, and their needy families
Rs. First Lieutenant J M. Thomp
son, 49th P. V , has been on duty at the Cur
lisle Barracks for the past nine months
as adjutant of the drafted camp at that place.
Ills association with our citizens during that
time have been of the most pleasant character;
his courteous and gentlemanly conduct hay
ing gained for him hosts of friends and ad
mirers. lie leaves this morning to rejoin his
regiment, and we bid him a hearty God speed
Lieut. Thompson has handed us the follow
ing testimonial to the effuienoy nod general
good conduct of his subordinates, and it is
with pleasure we give it place in our columns
Before leaving this camp to joili my regi
went, I desire to notice several non commis•
slotted officers of Pennsylvania regiments who
have been on duty at this rendez . ous rine°
Ise' fall.
Ist Sergt's. E P. Jeffries, 17th Cay., S. S
Bierer, and Jas. Noble, 11th P. V Sergi's
Robert M. Nichols, Donaldson Purley, 1.3.1,
Cav , Wilttam Sheldon, 17th Cay., M. Zistiir,
Thomas Penn 16th Cay., Sain'l.Cuilibertson,
7th Pa. R. C. George Dosh and John G. Bobb,
87th P. V.
Thette non commissioned officers are all de
serving of great commendation for the manner
in which they have performed their duty dui
ing the past winter It would he unjust tor
me to say that any one of' them has done het
ter than the real; but 1 cannot Terrain froth
mentioning the names of lour who have been
more particularly brought to my notice, being
on duty daily and more especially under ❑t)
observation. They are Ist Sergt. E. P. Jeffries
who has been in charge of the Recruits, Ser
geant James Noble, who has bee.l acting Or
derly Sergeant in the Permanent Company of
drafted men, §_irg't. R. M. Nichols, noting
Ciimmissary of the Camp, and gerg't. George
bosh, Chief of Police.
The manner in which these last named have
performed their - duties in their different pool
tions, and the assistance rendered me ag Ad
jutant of the camp, as well as benefitting the
men, bee won for them a reputation, which it
sustained by odntinued good behaviour and
faithfulness to duty, cannot fail to he hand
aotnely rewarded: J. Al:
CIRCUS CUMIN° —ln another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement
of Messrs Gardner & Hemmings' cireus.—
We notice borne of our ootemporaries are de
nouncing this show in unmeasured terms
Now, while we, do not wish to be considered
as championing ihe show system, or in any
way advocating its claims to public pat•on
age, we insist upon saying that from our own
personal knowledge this particular circus is
no worse, and in feet much better than the
thousand and one egbibitions of kindred ilk.
which have been repeatedly puffed and ap
plauded by these same virtuous newspapers
We advise those of our readers, therefore,
who have no better reasons than those ad
vaneed as aforesaid, for avoiding entertain
mews •of this sort, to '•go and see the circus.-
THE QUOTA
The fallowing is the statement of Quotas
-wad Credits of the Sub-Districts of Cumber
land County, on the 16th of April, exclusive
of veterans, as far as reported:
S. D. Township Quota. Credit. Due. Sur
or boy. lu
P • q
44. Shippensb'g bo. 67 46 21
45. Shippensb'g tp. 10 12
46. Southampton, 71 23 48
47. Newburg, 14 22
48. Hopewell, 35 25 10
49. Mifflin, 39 17 22
50. Newville, 27 13 14
5/. Newton, 74 52 22
52. West Pennsboro' 82 45 37
53. Frankford, 48 20 28
54. Penn, 58 31 27
55. Dickinson, 52 47 5
56. North Middleton. 33 26 7
t 57. Mildlesex, 49 40 9
58. Carlisle, E. Ward,94 118
59. Carlisle, W. Ward 80 108
60: South Middleton,loo 79 21
61. Silver Spring, 82 82
62. Monroe, 64 37 27
63. Upper Allen, 60 .4.2 ,8
64. Mechanicsburg, 84 55 29
65. Lower Allen, 46 47
66. Now Cumberland. 17 15 2
67. Hampden, 45 43 2
68. East Penusboro' 71 63 8
Total,
1392 1108
According to the above table, Cumberland
county has two htindred and eighty-four men
to
r raise to meet the requirements of the
draft. Carlisle has an excess of 52, for which
we will be credited on the next draft.
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN LIIIII,IIIENT.
t- CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS IN LIMBS
and back, sore throat, croup, rheumatism, colic,
A perfect family medicine, and nnvei*lS. Read I
Read! .1 Read!! I
Lworua, Wayria CO , 1 . 140;1, JULIO 10,1800.
Chit is to certify that my wife iris taken with (lulu.
soy Sore Throat; it commenced to swell, and Was's°
more that she could not swallow, and coughed violently
1 used your Liniment, and made a perfect cure In ono
week. I firmly believe that but for the Liniment she
vcruld have lost her life.
JOHN 11. lIAItLAN.
eau° 25 and 60 routs. Sold by all druggists. Unica
40 Cortlaudt Street, Now York.
April
CARLISLE PRODUCE DIAMELE9r.
Reported—weekly-for -the - Elora - Id - by
It. O. Woodward.
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LOVERBEED ' .• •
rriIdOTIPIBEED
THE "CARLISLE PALACE OF
By J. C. Lesher,
'j_
S now .
open for the accommodation of
the public for the purpose of making PIT OT G
RAPHS and AMBROTYPBS, which wilt be done in a
very supporter manner by big pe'cullarly Mianged shy
lights, be., by which moans and the chemical lutluence
be will take pictures In cloudy weather equal to Meer.
Ills charrs are moderato and he snitch] the public na
tronage. Duplicates' of Daperrootypes, Ambrotypeg
Wild Photographs, of demean • pordons, made Of increa
sed Ordeoreased proportions.
rpkit...Pliitrance on Hanover Bt. in ZUG'S Building, op
posit° tit" Market House. ' ‘• - •
Carnes; April 29, 18f —6r . —691 •
. .
. .
- United < tites 5 percent 10-40 Loan.
We are prepared to furnish the 10-40
nau,i States Loan authorized by the art of
Murat Id, 'lBO4 either Registered or Coupon Bond-, as
parties may prete In denominations of $lOO, $5..0.
$l,OOO, p.outi, and $lO,OOll.
The interest on the $5O. and $lOO Bonds , a payable
annually and all ordetionitiatiok . B pemi-an
iu cdi 'MI lin h . 141 - 1' I.:81:e - Ma 14'li 'Tot ss4'tind
n,e redeemalhe at the pleasuro of tire tioverinilent al:
ter 10 years and pa3able 4,. yearns from date 1., coin
with interest at 5 percent per annum
1V NI ItE1•11 . ENI, Cashier.
Carlisle Deposit Bank, April 051 h, 18114,
HOUSES AND LOTS
1.0 It SALT' iu tile village of U reason,
a t VIVID{ sit Miles 11 , 111 Cnrlirie. me
Loa Cumberland Valley hadr ,, ,id n tbio Sehool Room
with all the in mere Appil tlmOttn and C•l.llVVtlieflCO , , to
gether with It large three very Brick House, 40 feet
square, admirably adapted to the purpose id a Boarding
Rouse, either for visitors or beholars. A large and
flourishing school has hero vondueted in those build
ings for several years past. Also. a WARM ol 105 or
410 aereih.,.bealutituily si Goa tort - as - any larin - 111 - tin
county. For furth, partieulars enquire of James A.
Dunbar. Attorney at Law. White with Watts & Par
ker, Cm lisle, Pa. A pl. 29. ' t
itE sti!,,eribers will oiler at Public
l
um OKI Abos:act43'., at the (~ , turt house in tau
ho r o ug h td- Carllt,lu, thu 1 , J11t.W111,4 dewrihed valuable
town Irroverty. Sltua teed in W. at Nmnuut stre•t, ad
joining Emory 310 hullist Church.
Ist Lieut. 49t 1i P. V
I'll'o 71111E1:: STORY
; ;.
!RICK II()Us
WITH 11,t'.;1( It 1:1LUUl:r.
The dintensl , .na are twenty five feet
front, hy t.. 0 it und reit an.l ne 11, feet in tloptil, ./ii•11•
a ton feel alloy ,in the \Vest side.
These houwis are hunt in the most modern sr k le,
each of thorn o,llC:tieing cloys uric and well Voltila
ted I.olllTli Water and •{ll4. and all the upper tenances
of first class town rstd.•tivei.
Sale to ,o , 11111111?171 . 11 at 11./ O'Cllteli A. M .0,1 day,
when attention will be KR, 0 and term, made lc oflW 11
11'. .1 h 1) 11111/A DS.
ON Friday, tile 13th of May, 18(34.
It lOn chick in the forcricion at the Court Ileum. ;
in , 'erns!, will he sold at pull sale the following
property.
1 that certain largo two story !MICK lI , IU E and
Lot of (Ironed nn the S. I%'. corner of PonifieL and Pitt
Streets In said Borough adjoiningoin,l'S heirs 1.11 the ,
west, arid containing 1.0 teet frout nu Pomfret street
and 240 lent le nclii Pitt. street eXtentling beck
to an alley, with a Frame house. Barn, &c. additional
thereon. Said lot is calculated 10 be divided into revs
rul hullding lots, and its location 8 very desirable nue.
2. The 1.,,t of Ground In saute Borough, known as
'CA 01W11 A RD" Lounded east by l'ltt street.
sou h by the Walnut Hot torn hed, west by Wef.t. ,t.,
and north by properties of qrs Sheath, Jacob It been,
and editors. and contains shout TEN
This t will be r.ohi in budding lots or °tithe as may
he deemed advkahle at time of sale.
Any information touching the •111 midi t , rtas. .te,
hilly hu had ill tau hilt of the iliolersi4noil who
is duly output% ered by the owner Lu make sale lit Mtid
properties. .1 W. I.:11V,
Att ,, rney In fact of George Cart.
2 April 29, ISO!.
SOUTH HANOVER STREET, CA
r 111111.; undersigned, successor to George
I Wintery: would tospectfully inform his farads
iltid the public generally, that ho intends to Mai n [al n
the charivter of the abort, howe as heroloforo. and will
keep t.onstna tly ou hand a largo 106,tmetit
BRANDIES,
UINS,
&c., &c.,
which he can sell an cheap as any other establishment
in Qarliale, if not cheaper.
ia.• County Landlords will find this the place te
buy their.
Ilia stork is large and well selected, and he IFIVICOS
a call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the
place, South I hoover street, dir ctly opposite the “Vol
unteer "Printing a dike, Winter's old stand, (l'arllsle.
Aril 21, 1864—t1. 1). I'. 11AZELTUN.
A Joint Resolutio proposing certain
347 63
Amendments to the Constitution.
)E it resolved by the Senate and blouse
)of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
ey vents In General Assembly met, That the following
amendments be tot:vetted to the ConsLltotlon of the
Commonwealth, in accordance with the provlsloos of
the tenth at Cele thereof: •
They sht II be an additional section to tho third ar
tide of the Constitution, to be designated as section
fuur, as follows:
‘. SECTION 4. Whenever any of th- qualified electors
of this Commonwealth shall be In say actual military
service, under a requisition from ahe President ot the
United elates. or by the authority or this Comindn
wealth, such electors may exercbe the right of suffrage
in all elections by the citizens, under such regulations
as are, or shall be. prescribed by law, as fully as Ifthey
pore present at thetT usual place or election."
SECTION 2. ,'There shall be two additional sections to
the eleventil article of the Constitution, to be desig•
paled as sections eight, and nine. as follows:
"SECTION 8 No bill shall be passed by the bezisla•
ten, containing more than one subject, which shall be
elearly expressed-du—the iltlerexcept appropriation
bills. '
SECTION Q. No bill shall ho passed by the Legislature
granting any powers, or privileges, In any case, where
the atuhnr,i,ty to grant such powers, or privileges, has
been, or may ,bereafter be, conferred up u the cout is
of this flauluenwealth." HENRY 4) JOHNSON-, - -
Spealtor of the House of Representatives.
JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Office of the Secrolury of the ,V,ownonwealth, 1
Harrisburir, April 25, 1864. j
Carlisle, April 28, 1864.
6 25
6 76
6 OD
• 1 65
1 60
1 26
.1 $lO
PENNSYLVANIA, 88:
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full. true
and correct copy of the co - Irina! Joint Resolution of
the tintowal Assornbic, ontltled ..A Joint ItesoludJon
Lroelngce i r a t rt3c; tteCo nat. t utlon ,"
lV,anoi
in this
'l'EStutonv whereof, I have hereunto set
" sie A my hand find caused the 'eat of the Sucre,"
;tarry's olil o to be a fl ixod the day and year
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary , I the pouimpowaplth.
The above Reco'ution having beep agreq to hy a
majority of the membois of each house, at two success•
lye sestdons of the Chmeral Assembly of (hie Common
wealth, the proposed amendments vlllltu foilooltled to
the people, for their adoption or, rejection;:oii the visor ,
TUESDAY OP AUOUsT, in the your of our Lord pee thous•
and eight hundred and slaty four, in accordance with
the provislone of the tenth article of the Constitution
and the act entitled "A n Act proscribing the thne'and
manner of submitting to the poop e. for theirapprovat
and ratification or rejection, the proposed amendments
to the Constitution," approved the the. , twenty third
day of April, ono thousand eight hundred and allay..
four.. ' ELI SLIVER
t • Secretary of the Commonwealth:l
April 21;1, 1.84-11.
tiiiWel
NOTIt E.
VOTICE is hereby given that an elec
tiont. will bp held on Monday, the 9th day of May,
1864, at the Cobrt House. in Carlisle, between the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day,,to elect a
President and fire Managers of the Carlisle Gas and
Water Company. GEO. W ELSE, Secret., ry.
April 29.19114-21
NOTICE.
rl
HE co-partnership heretofore existing
between us, under the name of Henderson & Reed,
Is t Is day d.ssolved by mutual consent.. All accounts
and other evidences of debt belonging to the Ilrm aro
In the hands of John flays, Esq., who Is ~ utherlzed to
collect the same and settle all claims against the firm.
J. W. HENDERSON,
CHARLES REED.
Carllcle, April 18, 1864-6 t
I -I 'IST A TE NOM 11:.
_A Letters of Administration on the estate of Eliza.
Beth fipher, late of Monroe township, CUM horlaud
Pa., have been Issued by the Register it said county to
the subscriber residing in the same township. All
persons Indebted to said estate will niche Immediate
payment, and those having claims will present them
for settlement to PIPIIER, A dm'r.
April 29, 1801—fIt
NOTICE.
PROVOST M 4RSIIAL'fI OFFICE,
15th DISTRICT PENNA.
Carlisle, Penna. April 27, 1864.
IN compliance with instructions from
the A. Provost Marshal General, the several Sule
districts of the 15th Distriet, are hereby notified to
present without delay, their rialtos for credits under
t ie call for 700,060 men, which will be heard by the
Board of Enrollment at the Office of the Provost Mar
shal, to Carlisle.
Those credits will be assigned "upon the evidence
of original and supplementary muster In Rolls or cer
tificates of United States Mosteriog officers or officers
detailed on Recruiting Service for the Regular Army,
or the different Boards of Enrollment."
Credits not assigned by Muster In Rolls or supple-
mentary rolls, or by the exhibits furnished the Provost.
Marshals from this riffle to particular Sub-districts or
hie:dirks belonging to Sub districts but to Districts,
Coat, ties or Cities at larle, may Ito assigned to Sub.
districts within the respective districts, counties or
cities, provided that sufficient (IVIIIOIICO be given in
each case. that tun Subdistrlets claiming the credit
has either paid a , ocal bounty to the recruit for which
the credit is claimed, or Is the actual residence of such
soldier, and that the recruit was not paid a local boun
ty from any other Sul, district or county.
it, M. HENDERSON, Capt.& Provost Marshal,
15 , h Distilet. Penn'a.
yr WANTED 1M M EDI ATELY !
An experienced Sahoauan at the New and
Cheap Dry Goode Store of
Carlisle, April 211, 1864
VALUABLE 'OWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, May 28th IHG I.
VA LUA ULE PROPERTY
Fol; SA I.E.
WINES AND lAQUot.S
WHISKEYS,
HUMS,
CORDI A LS,
BITTERS,
WINES ANI? LIQUORS,
Moth in regard to quality and price
(11.? FTC OF CHIEF QUARTER
x_ju A s , DEPARTMENT OF THE SUSQUEHANNA,
DDSHIDOM3bUrg. Pa., April 23,1, 1814.—Sealed Proposals
will be received at this office until 12 o'clock, 1 1 1..,
Tuesday, the 10th day of May next, for the following
Lumber and materials for rebuilding the U S. Barracks
at Carlisle. Pa.
The Lumber to bo delivered at mild Barracks by the
first day of Juno next—material of °evil kind to bo of
the best quality, and subject to inspection by huperlu
teudent of the work.
146 Hemlock juice, 23 foot long. 3X12 lnelW
116 .• ..32 .. ..11X11
257 " 24 " " 3NB
70 "10 •' " 3XB
576 Rafters, 18 foot loug, 3X6 Inches at one end, 3X4 at
the other end,
70 Rafters, 22 feet long, 3X6 •' 3X4 at
the other end,
18 Rafters, 21 feet long, 3X6 '• '• " " 3X4 at
the other end,
86 White pine posts. 20 feet long, 6X6 Inches.
730 ••
cu ••
4,200 feet of Planed and Matched 1 inch flooring, of
hl'ltSolloll pine.
Mono feel of 11.• t common, dry Pine boards.
6,eon Met of dry first common " Iy,' inch.
4,000 feet of dry ecalTolding boards, I Inc).
7,000 feet of is.mmon Pine boards, dry, 1 inch.
I
. 21.,i,f0 re - or Inch boards, for root
21i Box Window trainee. 12 lights, 10X14
lIS •• " 12 •• 10X12
119 Plain plank " with iron cooing and trimmings,
10X14
222 Doors and frames. Steen from 0 feet 4 to 7 feet 0
incluse In height. by 2 font 10 inches to 3 feet 4
Inches In width
2r:CO feet Crown moulding'.
The o:1 noon and door frames to be delivered as fast
no wonted after Ist of June.
160070 Bricks. to be 'delivered as fast as wanted for
use, alter Ist ot.June.
5 , 0,000 Ito heir Lime, to he delivered as fast as wanted
for use after lst of .loon.
060,111 0 Bushels good, sharp sand, to he delivered as
annt rid
2.1,'2.14, filet Tin r' Wing, painted on Loth sides, to be
pot fin as soon Ire the roirle ere reedy.
14,7110 square yards of past. ring. Inn coats of brown
mortar and last line of Le Vut can as
fast es buildings are r, adv.
0,710 pounds of mills, sizes named t 00, C.c.! to 30d.
Proposals will he received s. pcica r the dilferecit
classes or materials. 'll,O 1;oc rise, ve the
right to reject any or oil Mils. Pei s. wLose Idd , c are
accepted ho cantonal to eirlon nolo loorirs. with ap,
proved sureties for the faithful pc.rlortnatiee of theca.,
tract.
Proposals must he roth.rsed Pi oposals for build InG
material tor Cat lisle !Wrack , " and addressed Capt. .1.
O Johnson. Chief Quartor %taste: ['up:lt-Linen tof the
S usqueba Chambersburg, Pa
(`1.411ml) J. JIM \'SON.
A pH! 2U2t., Capt. and QteielQuarter yl n sLor.
u ( 4 ) t 1 4 ) oe B i v I P <I 4I 1 divert l{ : lB ir l eolet the enareu'ietureer. .1
15'. York. a eseeoplote niener tweetet eel the
veletented Duplex I,lipter eeel. ...outdo) steel spite,
skirt mete of the leiie fat rbiiouF e r luiurvn 11, the
make sled st 3 le eel !kit F un they air made is nil the
dilly riotsize!, the lull iize, 'lto Quaker, the Done ., Qun
her seed the I a Petit timelier rode, dele,v 311,4 I. r 0
70. MO, cite. Heel ipriter.s en each eetli need
See the eloweert need best skirts es vr i rhught lesteele the
p..hlint.t.-thee-siets-nteti-eltrap .r.toro-on=i lire smerthsonxt.-
001•11er of the
=3
Carriage for Sale.
I-I .\ NDS 0 E Family Carriage,
mad. to ~rmst-, but Hui. used. Itulnlre of
Curludo, April 22, '64 % M. BI.A
-' VERY facility afforded La•
.41 ,1ie to °but', a thorough English and Chu:Meal
education. The President has reel:title ripened a tir , t
trir - the — aiq.Uturnridalinr ,- lin'rdeirs."For
par tiruttirs address the undersigned, t'arlisle,
It. D. UHAMBIAte., Prs't.
April 22.1864-31, _
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBIAC SA
IN Saturday, May 14, 1864, the sub
fserihers will otter at puldie sale. on the premises.
situa . eol on West Ntitill motet. in the lton.ugh of I:ar
ilslo, the following. deseatbed 11.,a1 Ent:a.... vie:
That vti 11.11,14. TA.% N ST.t ND, at
present in the oreupsney et David
I orvii and kumvu is 1110
[taxi." The l I iloso is n !Argo three
141.ry II 1111'li I.ll iitainlita from
rosMis. nor, RA , K 111'11.1)1\1;,and late.] up in
the most in° I ro stele. having water tunt 1 - , atilt all
the appliances f a first rate Lintel '1
here is 'sumo,
diou• sT1IILI . N(1 •011110titiiil With the house. p o
perk is 49 feet 10 inches front and '24U feet de p.
A I•o. at the same time ,111.1 11 are t..,0
FRAME INA 12 U:1-101USF—S,
io the eeop.ine, .I Rhoads, I et 2
inches in hoot 41.1 !lllio depth
11,111, ~'ol,, e k 4 M. on evil
attoodrinvo will be given tied t, 110 math. known
by I)Ill 1411 , )41 ) S.
HENRY 1t11.1.4118.
Exes of lienry
T lIST opened another supply of elegant.
•I'III\II AND SUNNED (iiit/Dzi nt 1111 I I, Lt 5 ' 8
utt,ap ;tore New wtylp
Ladies Dress Goods,
nun] ew York Del:lines and Calienes In great
variety at the bate-t pikes A lull ass, inient "1
Alisaes and I hildrou's nfoop Shh ts, In every
a lety and under price.
The cheapcat Black Silks in thu county. Also hand
son., c a.
11 , siery and (Roves all
Cheeks, I.lclilogs. 4:e., at the low
est Mach
l•nrcha,ers are requekted to veil and OX31111111• this
sto.•4 lur wet LI, ta, — ahem profits end quirk
for the rash
receiving inmost daily at the cheap sloe
It sot Main ,tr.-et, nearl3 opi,ite the Depot.
Cl! Alt 1,1,8 01,11r,h1", I rug tee
Cal lisle, April 22,1,114.
E partnership hereturore existing
between Charles 1.. Halbert nut rrai. faint Fiera
lug. lane been d esolved by mutual colleen 'rho hooks
and accounts are In the hands of Mr Halbert. who
earnestly requests all parties I IIVIIII; accounts with the
late firth to call and settle them. IA illiarn Halbert. Jr.
having entered into partnership with his brother.
Chu•les L. Halbert. the ini%itiess will hen •etorth ho
conducted under the style of Hulbert it Brother
'l•he new firm would respectl uuy rill( attention to
their stock of
New and Fresh Groceries
Their stook In large and selected with the greatest care
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It ron
slats in part old 110 verument Jana Con.
Prima Rio do , Prime Rio Roasted.
SY 0 UPS --Now York, Bston, and Philadelplkia Sy
rups:of the very best qualities,
B ItOW N SUG A ll.S.—The best the market affords
Lovering's limit Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars. which cannot be sur
passed.
Rice, Corn Starch. P. 'Tina, Dandeline Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Scup, Candles, fir ,
CHINA, GLASS, AND •
•
QUEENSW A RE.
A. large and well selected stock of the very latest pat
tormi and sty es. lower than ever In price, and better
In quality, titan was over offered hotbro to Carlislo.—
Cull see. %Wooden and IA it low 1V are, such 118 Tubs
Buckets, and Churns, Basketri of every description;
Children's CA MU AO kit, Stoneware. Cream Puts, But—
ter Jars, Preserve .lars. Jugs, all sizes.
Vll , lll--No 1, 2 and 3 Maokeret. No.
'. l .4.4'ltife 1 MNSS Sll A 1) No. 1 llerrit.g.
A large quantity -1 the celebrated Itlxceisior HAMS.
SALT by the Sack, Dairy and O. A Salt.
Thu subscribers respottfully ask the patronage nt
their friends and the public generally, and invite then,
to call and 11X11111i110 their now stock, at the old stand,
chruort.f Hanover and Loather Streets.
Carlisle. AND 22, 1864,
A TTENTION LADIES!
fl .. .Ye who have patriotic hearts enlist your sympa
thins in beheit of one who has been bleeding and dying
for hie country these two long years, a d acknowledge
the SUMO by w, Ring the undersit nod a sunthnental
latter. Motive, lots of- fun and mutual impovement.
Address, D IVID 71.1cFRINON,
Battery D. Ist Pa. Arty. Arty. Brig. Ist A. 0.
April 15-30 Washington, D 0.
ADMINISTRATOR'S - NOTMEI-
Notice is hereby given 4.. hat f,el tors of A (India.
Istration on the estate of John Kauffman, late of
South Middleton township. deri'd., have this day been
granted to the undersigned. who reside In sold town
ship. All persons having themselves indeli.ted to said
estate, ore therefore requested to make payment, and
those holding claims against it. will present them for
settlement to
MABTRA KAUFFMAt!I,,
JACOB B. K AUFFMAN,
April 1,18 6 4-6 t. Adminlstpit..re
A M INI.STR A TOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is beret.) , given that 'Letters of Admin
istration on the oistate of Julia Ann Wolf, lete" 7 4
Frankford two., deed., have been issued to' Cho sub•
scriber residing in Westpentsboro' two. All persons
knowing thorns:Jives indebted t. said estate, are the ,e
-fore requested to matte payment ; and thse ,having
Cjaime r,O _mount them for , settlement to
,SAMUEL DILLER,
April 1, 1814. Administrator,
•
FSTATE NO'rICE. .
, .
jhetters of Administration ao bonla non C. T. A.
on tho estate. of Sirs. Ellen Duncan, late of the Do.
rough or Carlisle, dee'd., have been issuod by the Re.
gister of Cumberland county, to the subscriber living
in 'Carlisle. All persons Indebted to said estate.will
make immediate payment, and those having claims
will presetitior settlement..
'., A. L. SpONSLER,
April 22,1€61-6t Adm'r. de bonle non 0. T. A
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Emory Female College,
CARLISLE l'A
NEW GOOD AGAIN
MOURN! NG GOODS
SILKS
DISSOLUTION
HALBERT & BROTHER
Will Exhibit in CARLISLE,
Thursday. May 5: 1864. .
citapfutn & HEMMING'S
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
.ItDNEIt, lIEMMINGR & CO
AN GARDNER - - -
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The Manager would call attention to the
MAGNIFICENT BAND CHARIOT
co.trircle,to<presqly for the season at the cast of San
ly i•rc lJ in g Brothers, the celebrated Coach Euilders of
dew York City. The design of this chariot is of the
most unique end roost elaborate description. the pre.
v Wing , colors urn gold, red and blue, and se II entail,
t wn upon the morning of exhibition drawn by 12 Fri.grt
1,. I) gaily romparisoned, a tont ensemble is
present ea of imposing richness and grandeur. THE
PA VII. LION which is capable of seating 3.X10 Spectetont
i. entirely new and was tnanufact ured erpressly for this
Nes , on, at a cost of S2(XIO by Mr. Henby Dougherty of
South St., New York. The CAIIR tsars , HANNESS, BAG.
G it.. V AN,. Panes:l,les and APPOINTMENT. are beauti
fpl Ponsas-and..-
Af s are of the finest and boat Ira toed collection in the
world. The Troupe of Performers comptem the Elite of
the Profession. Look at the Nam es ;
. DAN _GARDNER,
•
'the People's Favorite Clown.
Richard Hemmings
' mss Equestrian and Tight Hope Artie
ft
v+.s
•JOHN RIVERS,
Punster and Collate Vocalist.
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Don't forget the Day and Date, bnt
wait lor he Big Show arid the RcMTroupe
of Arabs Don't confound this with any
n • ,':i.htnont. We defy oOmpeti
-
&LSO AT BLOO\IFIELD FIRDAY MAY 6th
W. II GARDNER Agent.
. Reeeipts and Expenditures
OF CABLISI,II SCOWL DISTRICT FOR THE YEAR
k,WOIEACINO lit JUICE, 186'2, ENDING ha
JUNE, 1663.
18(12
June 1, ru hilanco In Treasniur'a hands at
hut settlement,
Jute 1. To outsteudiug taxes. last settle
meat
June 1 To amount duplicate for 1562-9.'.
April 11, 11163, To Mute appropriation for
16612-3,
Juno I, WI To receipts if non - 111 , 1 , 101A
scholars,
CREDIT EXPENDITURES OF YEAR, VIZ:
Salaries of Tearehers, $4.994 09
Wood Rod Cowl, 221 21
Ad ve,llang and other Incidental expenses, 134 45
Interest and 11.1 m m -um, 278 47
Returns, fixl ores, &e. 71 12
Cleaning and sweeping rooms, he , 01 , 50
$5,8u1 84
Outstanding taxes 1 Juno, 18(3, suldoct.4o
exoneratbmm. Ste., 3,M 91
Abat.inwat t..) tax payers, colluctor's Nos, 747 45
Balance in Treneuroeti hands, 1,935 91
To balance due by Treasurer, June 1863, $1,035 01
I have examined the accounts and vouchers of J. W.
Ilby, School Treasurer, 6.r the your coding Ist Juno,
1863, all of which are,oxiiihited'in the ahoy° account.
which .1 have settled and approved of the 30th of
'March. 1864; • lt. C. WOODWARD. -
April 4. 1861. Financial soetor.
Approved and ordered to be published in the news.
papers of the district. By or.ler of the Board.
O. P. HUbIRI.CII, Beot'y.
DISTRICT INDEBTEDNESS, -
As obtained, Juba, 1863.
Did College dower to Mre, Ktiox, $363 33
,latnem liareilton—loan—judgmont,) . 1,590 00
L. Ilarlan's estate,—loan—(judgment,) 1,100 00
David Scobey—loan—(judgment ) 860 00
Martha A. Wooe—loan—Cjudgment,) 't 887 91
pill 22, 1864-3 t
HE' Appeals and • Assessments for
County; state and Militia Taxes for the year
1 c 4, will be held at the CommisSonora' Office, In Cap.
!IBM, AS follows:
Mourne and Upper Alin!,
Lower Allen and Mechanicsburg,
Ilatopdon East Ponnsborough and New
-'Cumberland, - • 27th.
sil;erSpring en,d Mbidlescr, ' • 28th.
North Middleton and South Middleton,' if 20th'.
Frankford and Mifflin,. - . May 2d.
llopewell, Newburg and ShipponebUrg tp.
Shipponsburg Borough and Bouthamobrir " 4th.
Newton and Weetpenneboyougb, • " . sth.
Dickinson and Penn, , ' 6th.
Carlisle and Newville, , • ' Oth:
April 22,1864--3 t
The Management takes pleasure
in announcing that for the season
'tit 18111, they are enabled to pre
sent many new and startling nov
elties, among which may bo na
med; A
Troupe of Real Arabs
Consisting of
5 Male and Female
COICTOR rzon
QM=
Aiid
Of the most extraordinary do,
eription, foremost among which la
Z A It A ,
'rho Beatiful Arab GirL.
THE OHI.V FEM /1 LE CONTORTION
HT IR THE WORLD, whose feat.
nre of so wonderful a character,
that they have been a theme of
conversation who raver ah• has
appeared.
ALI HASSAM,
Pe Vntielt C VW/ART of the TROUTIL
The greet original single Tropez.
Performer. This yoUng Arabian
Gymnast, during histesttraosdina
ry .Act, HANGS BY THE NECK
on the Fragile Bar of the Trapeze
and while thus suspended beats a
GRAND MAHN{ 1.17.01 P TIM DRUM.
Thin Son nf the Desert perform■
many other new and startling
feats totally unlike Onything ever
before seen in this country.
Ben Mahommed,
the Man of Strength
ZELA ,
the Female Gymnastic Wonder.
Ali Mahommed,
the astonishing Arabian Gymnast,
form the other members of the
troupe, who all appear In Fiery
PYRAMIDS, DARINC/LEADS, &r.,
illustrating Gymnast 'ee upon the
Croat Desert of the Old V. 0)1d.
Frank -Carpenter,
the Celebrated Equestrian.
Signor De Louis,
the B eat Gymnast of the Age
Frank Whittaker,
the accomplished Meetly
De Cirqui,
GEORGE CROWN,
the Great Antericen Tumbler
Miss Eliza Gardner,
the Pride of the Arena.
MME.AMILLA.
the reined v';',;,niit'an
ann..
La Petit Camilla,
the Infant Prodigy.
YOUNG DAN
the Podret
Also Messrs. bubois,
Velende, Bentle,
Bolino, Sweet,
Nuda, Cooper, &c.,
together with numerous well Se
lected Auxiliaries The above
Talented Artists wlJl appear al
each Exhibition, In conjunction
with
The Arab Troupe,
in every variety of Sean ir RlntriG,
TRICK RIDING, GVIDWARTIC and
ACROBATIC EIICIICOD. a, TUG.
TILING, DANCING, SINGING,
THE BAND,
or Grand Orchestra,
i„,„ , „pecall of m4/4 ottr.leal
hended •Ity, the grout
Alaestra, FNITZ II A/tTNIAN.
The Grand Procession,
will 1..• ni the moat elegant char
acter. }waded b 7 the toe al Band
toot, and will enter the town
and 10 o'clock, A. M.
Fxhilonna each day. Al.
ternonn and I vetting.
Door , : Oren at 2 and 7
Perform P nre to conttnenra hall
•n hour later
ADMISMIO 50 and 25 CENT .
J. W. Fur, Treasurur
Appeals for 1864
Department of Common Schools, ,
Harrisburg, April 9, 1884. f
To the School Dir.( ctors of Cumberland Co.
GENTLEMEN:—Application having been made by the
Boards of Directors of a majority of the School Dis
tricts in said county, stating their desire to moreaso
the salary of the County duperintendant theroof. You
are respectfully requested to moot in Convention at
the Court House, in Oarlittle on MONDAY. the 2d day
of M AY, 1804, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purposeabore stated, according to the terms of the
eighth section of tho supplement to the school law ap
proved the Bth day of May, 1855 .
April 16, 1804—at
rAtel'il I ETORS
- MAYAGER
Great Central Fair,
FOR TIM
SANITARY COMMISSION.
01710 Z OP THII COMMITTEE UN LAMM, INCOMES AND PIEVE
NM.
No. 118 Soar❑ S/STRIITII STRP.RT,
PIIILADLLPIIIA, APRIL 41711, 1864.
The committee on "Lanett, lrreorses and lirursBriss,"
Invite co operation with them in the particular work
for which they have been appointed. As no portion of
the people are more patriotic than the workingmen and
women of the country, it is but Just and proper that
they should alike have an opportunity to contribute
to the objects of the _ Flit. The most equable plan fur
accomplishing tills, and, at the same time the easiest
one, ato ask fur the contributir,ii of a scrota DAVIS
LABOR from all classes in the community. Many will
contribute a day of their labor willingly, who would not
subs, ribe their money. To reach every department of
industry and art will be a work of grunt labor, but, If
att,ined, will be productive of Immense results.
The success of the plan will depend upon the hearty
co-operation of every element of Influence within our
limits, and we my Ire all the guardians of the Industrial
inter° ts, and all others, to take held with us In
furthering thlsg oat work of patriotism and humanity.
i he Committee le charged with the liillowing duty,
to wit:
FIRST —TO obtain the contribution of •"one day's
labor," or earnings, from every artisan and laborer,
foreman, operative and employes; president, enabler,
teller and clerk at every Inct•rporated and u niticorporat
ad company, cantor , ' and express company ; employieg
firm, bank. manufactory. lion works, oil works. ml I,
mine and public office; from every private banker and
broker, Impui•tor. auctioneer and merchant; clerk,
agent and kalosman ; designer. finish°, and artist ;
publisher, printer and mechanic • from every govern
ment officer_ contractor and employee; grocer, butcher,
baker and dealer; farmer, horticulturist and producer,
from every mantua maker, milliner and female opera.
Live: every individual engaged' In turning the soil:
tending the loom, or In any way earning a livelihood,
or building a tbrtunu within the .fitates of Penneylva
Lila, New Jersey and Volarvare.
di COAD.—To obtain the contrlbntion of ono day's
"Revenue'," from all Ihe great employing ostablish•
rnents, firms, corporations, companies, railroads and
works.
TIIIRD.—To obtain the contribution of one day's in
come from every retirs,l 1101 son and person of fortune
—male and female—living upon their mean ~ and from
all clergymen, lawyers, physicians. dentists, editors,
authors and professors: all other persons engaged in
the learned or ,ther professions.
Much of this work roust be performed by the per•
sonal IntluenCe and efforts of ladles and gentlemen
associated, or to be associated with the Committee In
carrying out this plan.
The Committee feel the nosponsibility of the work
they have un 4001 m, w.hich.Ao,be wlll re-.,
yorY perfect ranniticai lon of th p an, and they
thoref , re cell upon all earnest In ogle, to A•MPIIII)1.1
themselves L gether in every own, township, and
county, and form organizations of ladies and gond°
men to co operate with them 'n this great wort: and
labor of lore In the manufacturing counties, thin
cool and oil regions, and in the agricultural districts,
—especially, let there he Organizations in the largo
towns, on that the young penplo may have an oppor
tunity thus Inc render assistance to their relatives and
friend! lighting the battles of their country in the
armies of the nation
The work of this Committee may be prosecuted
where no other off,, t can be made for the Fair. as in
the mines of the coal regions. A day's earnings of the
miners, and a day's product at the mines, can he oitain
ed. where no portable article could be procured for
transportation. Indeed there is no part or tmcti n of
-these Ste top,. here- e- its y Lein
ed. if organizations can be formed to reach ilium.
The Committee cannot-close without urging upon
all Plitil'ltlEFOlttsi E.STA It 1.1: , 11 NI EATS, the duly
of taking prompt and enorzto is action to secure the
benefit or TUX DAY or taboo fn In all is 'thin their con
trol • •
The Committee dorm It 'unneerqsary to do more,
than thus to present the- suflert to the people of the
three mates named. In the rnuling caliipalttlin'of our
armies. thin labors of the ••S.ANIT.IIIY CON! NI "
wili be greatly augmented. liv the first of June ;Mt
010 men—one of the iarge4l a rinirs.uf,
will be orSiiaiing In the held. Sil lorgy n force, tatter"
ed over regions to which the num are utmecilmtted,
must micesbarlly carry along with it a large am,.
of sickness, suffering and death, to say 110th il3 g of the
gatheredbulh-th.lit
Those sufferings, it is our hounded duty, an Olen and
Christians. to ,eheve. /Ogroat and enlightened people,
enjoying the , blessi nes of a government of their own
making, Ca :\ r REFUSE assiqtanee to men suffering
to maintain ha authority, and we xlll not believe that
the '•Gli EAT I'ENTRALFAIR." drawls:; Ito products
from the three States f Pen nsyl vn n eel Jersey It
Delaware ' no af fl uent a , l minors!, agricultural and
industrial we:lab, shall hill behind nay similar effort
which has yot been made tie- the relict of the Nation's
children.
Ae It la de , fratde not to tanlttplycitoutare . hp
FURTHER A UTHORITY 'VII IN I'II U 'CLA I(
WILL BE NECESSARY EttLl AMY Eli pLoy ING
OR COM PAN Y, Oil INV RESPECf MILE 1;011 MITTEE
OF LADIES AND CIENTLENI EN, T. Di:In:MA) AT
ONCE. IN THE Wtilt K 0f."1 . /I CI td H I !TEE ; 11,,d
it is hoped that owlet it orgahieatiol 11l spring' up
In all the tt.wie. and busy re,tens if the states Cl
l'enusylynni.. New .lrso, an I bola w I 1 . 0
Su l 4' , IP t aOl/8 will ho thankfully t cknowledged In
the newspapers ef Philndolphla; and ‘ory•
lie that they commence koendts earl. i-esh net now 'edit , -
merit will stimulate effort in other I.a-tildes
All subscriptions should he addrosaod no ,MIIN W.
CL (MORN. Treasurer, office of the - Cemtnitt on
LABOR. INCOMES AND REVENUE," No. Ils South
Seventh Street. Philadelphia.
needful helps in Circulars and Postern will
Le forwarded to parties appl3 ing for I hem Direct to
the Chairman of the Committee as above
MON MOM Elt Y BOND, Chairman.
JOHN W. CL.ItiIIORN, Treasurer.
REV. E. W. 1111 TEI), Cot responding Secretary.
MeelltElloß .1 M ['RAI F:6ON, Secretary.
HONORARY IIEt.IIIBERS.
Excelionny, A, 0 CURTIN, Oovvruoi. of Poin,yl
Ills Excellency, JOEL PARKER, ()ore uor of New
Jersey.
Ills Excellency, W NI. OA NNON. Governor of Delaware.
lion. ALEX AN DER, II EN R Y. Mayer or Philadelphia
lion JOSEPH It INGERSOLL, Pennsylvania.
lion. JUUUE CA RPENTER, New Jersey.
Iion.JUDG E II .A It IC INUTON,
Major-C/enoral U EURO E 0. MEA DE, A rtny of the
Potomac.
COMMITTEE.
Right Rev. I Ist'Op Potter. Mrs E. W. llutter,
Moot Rev. Bishop Wood. Chairman
Rev. Bishop Simpson. Mrs. George M. Dallas.
Rev. Dr. Brainard. Mrs. lohn Sergeant.
Rev. W. P. Breed. Mrs Julio N. SVott.
Rev. E. W. li utter. Mrs General Meade.
Rev. leave Loeser. Mrs. J. Edgar Thomson.
Samuel M. Felton. rot's. Joseph Harrison. Jr.
John Edgar Thomson. ilrs. Robert W. Learning.
Commodore R. F. Siockton.ilis. L. Mologouiely Bond
Frederick Fraley, Mrs. George F. Weever
John Bingham. Mrs. GOOF. o W. Harris.
George Williams. Mrs. F. A Drexel.
Rev. W. Suddsrds, D. D. Mrs. M. N. Kelley.
Praessor Henry Coppee. NI rs John W. F. ruey.
Chas. Pendleton 'Putt, M. D.Mts. Sanibel A. Crozer.
Dr Walter Williamson. ._ Mrs- Enoch-Turley.
lion Oswald Thompson. Miss A. Sager.
lion J. IL-Ludlow. Miss Susan O'Neill.
N. 11. Brown. Mies. Sallie Scott.
Daniel Dougherty. Miss Louisa E. Claghorn.
and 90,others. and Skothers.
$907 96
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
No Iron Frame to I3reak, or Rust, and Spoil
the Clothes.
53,818 SOLD IN 1863.
2.310 23
0,050 03
429 00
159 09
TT was pronounced superior to all others
at the World's Fair at London, 1862. It look the
First Premium at the great Fair of the American In
stitute, in N. York City, 1863, and wherever exhibited.
*ll 707 11
Self-Adjusting and Adjustable!
The only Wringer with the Patent CO I WHEEL HE.
OULATOR, which positively prevents the rolls from
BREAKING OR TWISTING ON THE SHAFT.
Without Cog wheels, the whole strain of forcing the
cloth through the Machine is put upon the tower roll
causing three times as much strain upon the lower roll
as when Coa•whmela eith our Patent Regulator are
used, besides the extra strain upon the cloth.
in reply to the question, '• flow Long will It Last I"
we can only say, " As long oe a wash tub, cooking
stove, or any other family utensil." See testimony
of Orange Judd, of the American Agriculturist, No.
41 Park Row, N• Y., who says of the
$11,761 11
UNIVETSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
"We think the machine much more than PAYS FOP.
IT Sr LF EVERY YEAR in the saving of garmentl 7
We consider it importan that the Wringer be fitted.
with Cogs, otherwise a mass of garments may dug the
rollers, and the ,indlers upon .the_crank•ehait slip and
tear the cinthoKor the rudder break loose the shaft.—
Our own is one of the first made, and it le as 0001) AS
NEV after nearly FOUlt YEARS' CONSTANM USE."
IT BATES
TIME, LABOR, CLOTHES ANO MONEY
It in easily and firmly secured to the tub or washing
1:111011110 aud will flit tube of any size or shape.
It will its cost every six months In tbo saving
of clothes Those with COO WHEELS ARE WAR.
RANTED 10 every y•rticular.
This means, especially,, that after a few months' use
the lower roll v•
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
and tear tho clothing.
FOrnished to families. on trial, free of expense, by
JOHN CAMPBELL Agent,
Rail Road Office, Carlisle.
*4.691 24
Aprn 18U—tr.
DRINCE 4._oo'e. well-known MELO
." DEONS and lIAIIIIONIUMS, introducing the of
fect,of pedal base on every inetrurnent.
ERNES'` falkitpunacs
ve.N RA,CON'S and
TJALLIST,.DA & Co.,,colobratn ‘ d Pf4NOl3 for crde
st a liberal deduction. , .
ta-Over 30,t00aold. '
. - JAWS- BiILLAK, Solo - Agent. - -:-
270281. S.Fifch atreet, above Spruce,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April /641/
April 55, 1854-1 y
A"R's FAMILT MEDICINES,
AT RAWONT
TAKE NOTICE.
CHARLES R. COBURN,
Supt. Cow. Schools
LIST OF IIEaLERS
Of Goode, Wares and Merchandise. Also, Brewers
Distillers. Lumliarreen, &0., within the County of Cum
berland, returned and classified according to the sever
al acts of Assembly as follows, to wit;
CARLISLI4
David Keeney groceriox,
.1. V. Steel
O. P. Myer,' & Son "
Ram'l Monasmith "
Susan Wthehel
Myorn
M. Finney — .
John Faller
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
ld 14 7 00
14 7 00
Halbert di Flowing
J. D Ilyor
Wm. Bonts
II 10 10 00
.. 13 10 00
F. B. Hoffman " 14 7 60
J. DotHeelt " 14 7 00
A, Jeremiah 14 7 00
A. IVlonastuith " 14 7 00
J. Sites & Sen ahem', 14 7 no
John Irvine nhora and hate, 14 7 03
" P. C. Kramer jewelry 14 7 00
Mra..S. Elliott drugs, • • 14 •I 00
11. Linnekuhl tobacco & aegars, 14 7 00
.1. D. ()oriole stovers, I I. 7 ( 0
J. Loudon hooka, 14 7 00
It. Shapley jewelry. 14 7 00
J. A D. Rhoads produce, 14 7 00
11. Rhoads furniture. 14 7 00
R.C. Woodward prodtfce, 'll 16 00
Armstrong lir Hoffer lum. A rrial 14 7 00
.1.14. Nonemaker produce, 18 10 00
Hendersod & Reed " 12 12 60
S. M. Hoover coal, 14 7 00
A- B. Ewing furniture 14 7 00
P. C. Porter roulectlonory, 14 7 00
It Moore (oue.
1 1 7 00
W . Common papers, stationary 7 00
Greenfield & shearer dry goods 13 10 ( 0
W. C. Sawyer 10 20 00
C. Ogilby Trustee, " 12, 12 60
A.W. Bentz 0 10 20 no
Ephraim Steel jewelry, " 14 7 0)
H. S. Ritter merchant tailor, 14 7 00
Henry Saxton hardware, 10 20 00
11, R. Jamison fancy goode, 1 t 7 00
Jacob isms h/lbi, 14 7 00
S. W. Haveratick drugs, 14 7 00
D. Sipe furniture A wall paper, 14 7 00
Mre. E. S. Williams millinery, 14 7 00
I. Livingaton merchant tailor, 13 10 00
L. F. Lyrre hardware, 12 12 60
A. Elliott oboes, 14 7 00
A. C. Huj'ett clothing, 14 7 no
Mrs. 111, Morris sieves, • l4 7 00
Joseph Zeigler flour and feed, 11 7 00
David Fredericks/marketing, 14 7 00
Chas A Smith . 14 7 00
Geo. Fabor baker, 14 7 00
Mra. S. A. Hutton mlllionery, 14 7 ('0
6' Corn man furniture, 14 7 00
Michael Sr Ensmlnger leather, 14 7 00
E. B Leonard clothing, 14 7 00
Wm. Askew marketing, 14 7 00
Wm. Wert 14 7 00
Wm. Braugh " 14 700
11. Harkness -I 14 7 00
Allison rt Kenny"( 14 7 (4)
John Conley " 14 7 01
Wonderlich & Roberts " 14 7 00
J W. Smiley clothing & oboe, 13 10 0,1
J. Templar baker, 14 7 00
Jacob Senor shors, 14 7 00
.1. A. Keller hale, 14 7 00
P. Arnold clothing, 14 10 00
D. Ralston drugs,
_.„, .
._.14 ~,.,7.._0.0,1
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'7
00
David SterOtt shoes, 14 7 00
J.Schinohl baker, 14 7 01
IVrn Sellers " 14 7 00
IV A Mlles furnishing etrwe, 14 7 00
N Hanish merchant sailor, 14 7 00
Itheem A Spahr enufeetlonary. ll 7 00
A. II Piper hooka .4 stationary. 14 7 no
%Irs J C Neff millinery, I 4 7 do
'l' Conlyn jewelry, 14 7 00
Wm Horn dealer, 14 7 0 1
Geo. raffia hats, 11 7 00
Samuel Ensmlnger robes. Ac., 14 7 ( - 31
A. A I ine, agt stork dealer 14 7 00
Lewis Robinson 14 7 00
Geo Handel, l• 14 7 00
1,0,1 R A Sanderson " 14 7 no
el IV cti .1 W Ah I '' 14 7 00
-Gm- W . -Irrant4lour-k feed, -•- - _- - 14 -- 100 -
Peter Forret produce 14 7 00
M ECU A NICSBURG
Brindle& Nieswanger d. irds, 10 20 1 , 0
Floyd k Eberly hardware, 11 1.0 00
',sidle. 0 Mathews stories, ' 14 7 00
Mrs S. Bryan millinery, 14 7 00
Ira Pay drupe. 14 7 00
Chrk k Stotler drink 14 7 00
John Johnson groceries,, 14 7 00
Comfort k: Son dry spode, 12 12 :sn
(loyere .0 Stork drugs,
ThrniPlniabill merchant tailor, l4 7 on
tier, tiobb hardware. 13 In on
It Wilson 0 Son stores,l4 7 00
rhronl•ter k llrugh dry doods, 12 1" (10
.Tohn Rolgle 14 7 (0)
I. W Ahrarns clothin g , 14 7 on
Jacob , wartr, Jewelry. 14 7 00
C. 1( elm hoots and shoot, 14 7 00
J 11 Horsing drops. 14 7 no
David NTlller pmdnse, 13 10 00
W 11. Oswald co .1, 13 10 00
Ler] neigh, shops and hats. 14 7 00
.Tacnb Emminger , zrocerh, I'l 10 00
Keefer k firearm roe). tailors, 11 7 00
J It Keeney jewelry, 14 7 no
Brandt dt Co. produce. 0 20 00
.1, lohnsond , i Son produce, 0 2fi MI
Zacharias k Son 14 10 01
.T Mlllesen lurolpu., 74 7 00
J. .1. Smith baker 14 7 00
s W, Worst furniture. 14 7 00
John Mlller k Son 01110 P, 14 7 00
.T B deffensherper music, 14 7 00
ileove Trummol Pool. 14 7 00
T B Bryson produce, 1n 20 00
S. (1. Bowman procerlen, 10 20 00
John Bopp furniture, 14 7 00
Japob Weinman baker, 14 7 00
11 Mills groceries, 14 7 00
.1 1) 11 11 frensherger mark'tg 14 7 00
Roo lower 14 7 00
liesliesStem,. " 14 7 00
Solomon Chronlster " ' 14 7no
1,. 4, Marshal 14 7 00
David Devinnov 6' 14 7'oo
Jacob n rove baker, 14 7 00
Wm Kin, dealer, 14 7 00
Samuel Eberly dealer, 14 7 00
11 11. Eberly ~ 14 7 no
Armetront k Son groceries, 14 7 00
Levi Eberly lumber, 14 7 On
M C. Eberly dealer, 13 10 10
SIIIPPENSIIIIER
B. K. Keller drugs, 14 • 700
A..T Wolf stores, 14 7 00
11 II A rimier jewelry. 14 7 (10
(l rnhlll & Harper hardware. 12 12 50
3. II Rankin drugs, 14 7 0)
K. J. McCune groceries, 14 7 00
S C. Holler 14 7 00
P. S Ariz o 14 7 00
Mrs. M. Doyle millinery, 14 7 00
Sherer & Weir mereb'nt tailor, 14 7 00
lire. A. Baker mill eery, 14 7 00
.1 Heck & Co dry goods, 13 10 00
loner Landis jewelry, 14 7 00
Geo Butte groceries 14 7 00
.1. A. .1.11 Redding dry goods. 12 12'80
J. C. Altiek drugs, 14 7 (0
(leo W. Croft hats & shoes, 14 7 00
Steyick & 11I'Pherson dry g'ds, 13 10 00
John Stumbench drugs, 14' 7 00
Forney & Nl'Pherson hardware, 13 10 00
Peler \filler groeories, 14 7 00
B. J. Sumbly furniture, 14 7 00
,
.1 It. Pages groee•ries, 14 7 00
Irene N. !Tykes stover, 14 7 00
.1. Bridges merchant tailor, 14 7 00
(1 II Coles hats and sheen, 14 7 00
(3 IL Ftewart dry goods. 13 10 00
C. Feetuncht agent, groceries, 14 - 700
litre. P . Deltrich 14 7 00
11. Ruby & Co. produce, • 10 20 00
Soiree & Angle if 14 700
'l'. P. Blair 11 15 00
H. Duke furniture, 14 7 00
David Criswell, furniture, 14 7 00
James Kelso, stationary, 14 7 00
G. W. Granson, tobacco & sugars, 14 7 00
Benjamin Biggs, marketing, 14 7 00
Samuel Myers, • 14 7 00
NEWVILLE
J. A. Kunkle, haraware, 13 10 00
Mink & Bro.. dry gouda, 13 10 00
John Hard, markotlog, 14 7 00
T. J. McCandlish, dry goods, 13 10 00
Hays & Irvine, groceries, 14 7 00
Mrs M. B. Reed, drugs, 14 7 00
Joseph I,sughlin, clothing, 14 7 00
J 11 Miller, drugs, 14 7 00
Rough A Elliott, dry goods, 12 12 50
'
George W. Mull, stoves, 14 7 00
L. V. B Soper, jewelry, 14 7 00
9. M. (Hauser, groceries, 14' 7 f 0
L. It. itanditll, merchant tailor, 14 7 00
John Bricker, furniture, 14 7 00
5.3. Wild, drugs, 14 7 01
J. B. Cobaugh, agent, stoves, 14 7 00
J. A. Nesbit, furniture, 14 7 00
It. E. Sharp, tobacco & sows, 14 7 00
P. A. Ahl & Bro., stock dealdr, 14 7 00
NEWTON
M. Snyder, produce, 11 16 00
Lewis & Bro , produce, 14 7 CO
.1. &. J. B. llursh, produce, IT 16 00
J. & J. B. Ilursh, " 19 10 00
Myers & Son, dry goods, 14 7 00
Greet, & McClure, furnishing goods, 14 7 00
Jacob N. \Vaguer. marketing, 14 7 00
Furgueon 0 Co., dry rods, 14 700
Miller & Son 14 7 00
Newcomer & Smith, produce, 13 10 00
Newcomer & Co., dry goods, 14 7 00'
David Mush, .' 14 7 00
Levi Strohm, id 13 10 00
SOUTHAMPTON
George'Coffee, dry goods,
Levi Strohm_ "
George Glover "
J. Shock & Bro.,
William HaVyki marketing,
NEWBURG
Koonts & Stevielc, dry goods,
Shoemaker & Elliott,
David Hoover, Sour,
Mutation Stevirk, furniture,
PENN TOWNSHIP
George Russel, dry goods,
Willl=3l, Watts, dry goods,
Bliss J. RUssoll
Jarob Bestow, marketing,
Goodbart & Co., marketing,
MTDDLE3EX
J. IL Broiler, dry goads,
E. L.l3bryocll.-
NEW OUbIIIEREA:NC.
Jab oa & Messer, lumber;
Leo & Ebqrly
Charles Oyidee
V. Ferman
J. 0. d.y goods,
B. H. Hummel, lumber,'
D. Linglefield, produce,
Adam Bllinger, lumber,
G. W. Feeler, dry goods,
D. Denlinger "
William Banker, grocer,
Jacob Benninger ••
Michael M'Cormick "
Melntim & Son produce,
Michael Free
D. Brown, marketing, •
Jamb Lougnecker, grocer,
str.vmn svitiNo
Clan. LIC01:120
14 $7 00
Etll
EME:I
J. li. beldig, produce,
David Strohm. dry goodn,
W. W. Wanbaugh, furniture,
W. 11. fickein k ,dry goods,
Jacob Simmons ''
Jacob W. Lnidig
Joseph Fink, merchant tailor,
F. iirernmnker marketing,
George Duey,
Gonwilor & Zook, dry Fc.O4N.
JULI u Swartz, morcharit tailor,
Lino & Girder. produen,
ilomsher k Drnwhaugb, prodlice,
Henderson Rc Reed ••
Edwin James, d - y goods,
Eber James
Tobias Sitos, marketing,
William Bishop '•
Pater 11,8
0. W. Robinson, dry grds,
J. W. !booboo .`
John Orcnann
SnUTII rDinsTo:i
Kauffman B Webbert, wry goods,
411
A. M. Leldig
A lexander & Mullin
S. N. Inven
l=amuel Shupp,
C. Keep, fueniture,
B. Nevadan, shop,
P. Deelney, drugs,
Henry Spahr. flour,
Samuel Plank, dealer,
Jacob Ore'gor, grocer,
D. Rupp, grorerles.
hullos H. Johnson, dry goods
George L. Hale, stoves,
Cyrus Tamplln, furniture,
D. Rupp, produce,
Bitner & Wise, shoos,
Abram Brower, dry good
John Coleman
Eli IV. Wise
William Creil , marketing,
John Young
George lirubnkee "
Christian Eberly "
Benjamin Plank, dry goods,
FRANK FORD
Alexander & Co., dry goods, 6 14
uYSTER, EATING AND BRER SALOONS
- Sistarrred - Rdipertrethirtrlenblift, — " -6-- ' 666 ' - '7 = • — •
.1 M °ley, (Main st.) " 7
..16 , 11n A. Swartz " 7
Mrs Jas. A. Moloy " 8
J. Meloy (depot) 7
F. Alehole, Carlisle, 7
Wm. IL Smith 7
Simon Early •' 7 -
"
1t..1. Bell 7
F. Kenner " 7
Mrs. M. Miller " 7
sirs , . Schweitzer 7
John S. Low ~ 7
6 '
Samuel Brown 7
"
Wm II heeler 7
'6
.1. U. Ilr,limar; 7
John Lizman I. 7
••
C F
Ery II f thIC UR 7
w• _Si v. 21; if I et__ _ w
Mrs 11. Voters " 7
F Roller 7
Wm. S. Dunlop, Noirbllle, 8
.1..1. Crawford 8
C A. llutni6orger, Newton 7
Shugars & Shuster, Shipponsburg, 7'
.1. Ithinehart 7
"
John Shuster 7
•(,,i) LI U. Yottor, NPR' twre.
J Ulessner, Kist l'ennsbt.ri,' 8
Iloorge UreN lin 7
"
.1. Coble 8
D. Sh eeh en - -
Ell (land. Lower Allen 7
Mr. tin..., UPpor Allmti, 7
J.. A. MrDannald, Upper Allen, 7'
111(EWERS AND DISTILLKKB.
11011114 k Son, Silver Spring,
Floyd & Leldlg. Upper Allen,
Ahl, Snyder & Co., Newton,
Ilerderson k ,N. liliddlaon,
!Intim/in & Black, Coil isle,
Wni. Ale Kander
BILLIARD SALOONS
Sunon Early, Carlisle, 2 tables,
lien inland
All pers"as feeling themulvo4aggriev,ed by the above
return et. ,Iss,.lficatien. I,lBo'o an opportunity °fop
peeling by rolling on the subscriber, at the Court
House, la Carlisle, on the oth, 10th. 23d, or 30th, of
April, after a blob thno no appeal will be heard.
JAMES A. GREEN,
Mercantile Appraiser.
AS received an unusually large and•
well selected stock of
~STRi,VG AND SUMMER GOODS,
and asks thst his old customers, and all persons in
want of first rate CLOTHING should . give him a call.
Ilix as,ortment consists In part of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SAII'INETS,
VESTINGS, and all other kinds of goods for Gentle
men's Clothing Ilk assortment of pince goodk 16 the
largest and most varied ever brought to Carlisle, and'
ho Is determined to sell goods by the yard do terms air
far °ruble as any other store. ills stock of
Ready-made Clo(thing;
is extensive and beautiful, consisting of
PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, &c., which he will midi
ch , aper lhan any other eatablishment.
lie has a beautiful assortment or GENTLEMEN'S
FURNIsIii NG GOODS, such as
UNDER:SHIRTS,
Come and S 0 his beautifill assortment of Goode ba• .
fore uurehasing elsewher4. Ile takes pleasure In show
tog his Goals, add will satiety all that he can and will
sell Goods cheaper than any other house °Meld° of the
cities.
CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —I invite an examination
of my stock of rine Cloths, CaSoldieres, Vestlngs,
which I manufacture upon special orders.
SPECIAL NOTIOE.—I would soy to the public, that
my goods are mall ufactured under my own supervision
and by the very best workmen. My stock is the most
extensive I have ever had, and my friends and the
public are invited to call and examine for themselves.
4....1 - Itemember the old staud, North Hanover St.
ISAAC LIYINOSTCN..
Carlislo; Apr 1 1 .22, 1864
PUBLIC,' SALE OF REAL ESItATA
On Saturday, May 23Zh., 1864.
In pursuanceof an order Odle Orphans'
Court, the subscriber will offer et public sale,on the
premises, situvtod'lh MiElln two., Cumb. co., two miles
north of Newrille near the State road loading to Dub•
lie Gap, the f,,bowitig described Real Estate, viz:
No 1 eno tains 119 Acres of First quality of Slats
Land, of which abet% 5 acres are in good timber. The
bnprovememts are a two and a half story
, •,,..., BRICK HOUSE,
~:.,, i's• , L., With Kitchen and Wash house,
:;
~ ' gr. •
• :tll.-'4. A LOG BARN. ~
' 41 4 0 . wilh all the necessary Outbuildings.
Thu land is iu it high state of cultivation. having been
recently thoroughly limed. There Is . flue running
water on this farm.
- . .
No. 2 adjoins No. 1, and is a first rato Slate F*l
containing 11 Acres, of which about 10 acres are Wood.
la, dof good quality. Thu linprbvelhoutil aril a ter ti
story
LOG. HOUSE AND LOG BARN'.
This farm is also in a good state of cultivation, having
had a complete coat of lime. There is running water
lu abundance on this farm.
Also, at the same thou and place, a Ten Aore Lift 'of
TIMBER LAND.
This lot Ilea near the Conodoauleet creek and adjoins'
how No. 2. It will be sold either separatelTor with'
the farm as purchasers may desire
AlsO, two tracts of MOUNTAIN: LAND, of Which:
le In Mifflin township, add. conta i ns acres of fine
Chestnut timber, and the other in Fraukford town Shirt.,
contains 84 acres. Persona wishing to vlewany of the
above property can do so by calling on the subscrikay,
at his residence in Mifflin township, adjdtelng farm-
No. 1.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock M, on erad,ay, w.kOetir
attendance will be given and terms make knower by
SAMUEL BOWMAN, Jr.
Administrator of Jacob Bowman, dad:
April 8, 1864
13 10 03
13 •10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
rd4 DMILsIISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Letters of Adtulnistratiob on the estate of Mob.
araighead, don'd ; late or South Middleton townshito,
having been issued by/ the Illegister of Cumberland Co.
to the subscribers resfilingin the same township, notice
ie hereby givenle all ,persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate paymapt, and those having•clairasr
to present theni duly autbenticated to. . ~
~,
AUPUSTA .I.4., , CRAIGgIEAII, A.ellim i k;
, JOEiIIPH. A. L , TIJAH.I`, Adm'r .
,
A pril•22, Ib6l—iit• .
18 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 - 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 0
14 700
14 7 ho
14 7 00
A DM pIISTRATOR'S NUTICIIJ."
Notlce fa hereby given that lettere of allminlitri ,
lion Guth° estate of Susannah Musser,inte Of.F,rank._
ford township, deceased, have been. granted by the.
Register to the Subscriber residing In the tune town.
ship. All persona knowing. themselves indebted. to ,
said-estate will make immediate payment, and than.
having , claims will present thew to
MATTIiIAS ACent'r.
Apill 22, 11464-6 t
14 7 00
14i 7 00
18 10 CO
12 .'l2 fik)
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
T. Willott
Jacob Keller "
Whiglor & Co., produce,
EAST' PENNEIBORO
UPPER ALLT:N
WE:T PENNSBORO.'
MONROEI
lIAMPDEI
LOWER ALLEN'
DICKINSON'
Apt 11 11.. 1411-1
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
OVERSHIIITET
DRAWERS.
UNIIIRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &0., &cs
nvO FIRST RATE FARM'S
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7 00
7 00
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10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 00
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7 00
10 00
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700
7 00
lo cm
7 00
T 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 GO
10 oci
lo 00
10 00
7 00
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7 00
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7 00
7 IN)
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7 00
700
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10 00
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10 00
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25 00
25 00
26 00
26 00
16 00
15 00
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