minister to the wants and provide comforts
for the sick and wounded soldiers of the Union
Army. For such a purpose, who can liesi
tate to give Y
Send to the care of the undersigned prompt
ly and generous , y from your full garners.
wheat, corn, rye. oats, seeds, potatoes or
other vegetables, flour, meal, in fact anything
that has money value, or what is just as no
ceptable, send your donations in cash. Your
contribution, even though it be small, will aid
in sending these messengers of mercy to every
battle field and hospital, and the blessing of
thou), whwareeready to perish will he upon
you. J. & D. RIIOADS,
Agents for Carlisle and vicanity
THANKS TO THE MONITOR CLUB.—
The Soldiers' Aid Society desire to return
their thanks to the members of the "Monitor
Club," of this place for their kindness in giv
ing a concert on the evening of the 11th ult.
for the benefit of the Soldiers' Aid Society.
All the proceeds of the concert were allowed
to go into our Treasury, and it is by such
gratuitous services that we are enabled to
carry on the works of our Society. The
"Monitors" certainly know how to make gcod
tousle and their concert was a complete suc
cess The gross receipts amounted to $6B 20,
leaviug a balance fur our treasury, after all
necessary expenses were paid, of about $5O.
In behalf of the Society,
Mrs G. W. Susaysn,
E. BRADY, Calamities.
H. S. RITTER,
SELECC SCHOOL.—Select scholars for
February and March 1864
School No. 11 Saml. Long. Danl Cornman,
Jesse G. Wolf. 13 Esther Gill, Kate Halbert..
Helen Noble. 13 Susan Itrown Kate Hey,
Maggie Urove 14 Edward \V, Biddle, Geo.
Hoffman. Martin Tot ias 15 Lila L Wen.
ver, Kate M Bentz, Jane C Zollinger. 16
Fred S Law. Alfred Addatn , , Chas. G. Wea
ver. 17 Martha 11 Sener, Fannie E Cromer,
Lydia J 66111.1 y. 18 Ernest. Egolf, J F.
Yengst, Jolla McCarter.
D. E Eelods, Prost. S S
DR. TOBIAS'
ITENE TIAN LINIMENT.
0111 , ."F STIM()NY ! THIS 1S TO
CERTIFY that fir the last live yearn I have used
In my fatally Dr rile' rated Venetian Liniment,
and 111 every instance have found it lolly equal to
recomendationa. I have found it. to give alonoct In
stantarmous relief in cases of tOllOl, 11Y, r,llll. 1)1110111
oolic, sore thrat. pain in the chest and Luck, and
rheumatism. and I cheerful') recommend its hill to
every one afflicted u ith any cd the alive named flit.-
OAS.. t\l ES 11. \\'A RN ER,
li twrFono, COX!! Oct. 111th. 'Mil.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 56 Cortland St , New
York.
•
PCatP.I.
—o—
n Highland twp., Chester County, on Monday, the
I.lth, day of April, Int. 4. )Ire. MAILOARE= FUTIIEY, to
or Room? I.‘I.ITHEY, Esq.. io the seventy third year of
her ago.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
ft. C. Woodward.
Carlisle, May 5, 1864.
7 U 6
0 75
I 70
1 i. 5
1 36
1 '2O
FLOUR (Suportino)
do. (Extra.)
do RYE.. ...
EAT...
TIED do'
Y
NEW CORN
BA ItI.E N' FA i
11111L - :Y SPRING.
CLOV ERS PIED
TImoTIIYSEEII...
'S HALL
Rll ME
mann,.
. .
her e
The e ns of CarPslo and virinity are informed
that the DILA sIATIC CoMBINATIGN will h Ivy the
hnnnr of making their first appentance in this placeno
MON DA Y EVENING. May 9, I stil.
The opollit,Z perfornianco will he the beautiful and
affecting Drama called
Grandfather Whitehead,
and the nautical play of
BLACK-EYED USAN.
In rehearsal the inc.t eff , .etive moral play • ver ',ratan
entitled 'l'lU TticK V E
Price of A duliwziou 25 eta, Reserved seats 50 cants.
Doors open at 7 1 ;,' Curtain rises at Pi
CALIISLE DEPOSIT BANK.
dividend of 5 per cent for the last
six months has this day been declared, by this
ank, free of State and National taxes. whirh will be
?aid over to the Str‘ckholders, or their legal represeuta
tires upott demand being made for the same.
W. M. BEEritM, Gusher.
Carliale May 3, 1864.
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
North Honorer Street
splendid assortment of all the new
styles of Bilk Moleskin. Slouch. Soft A. Straw
tits now open of city and borne manatacturd , wh oh will
he sold at the lowest cash prices. Solt hats of all qual
ities from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to the cheap
est Wad, and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this
side Philadelphia. A large stock of
Palm Leghorn. Braid, India Panama, and
straw. Chi!drew. fancy Ste.
Ales a fulLassortment, of Mcns, Boys and childrens
caps of every description and style.
The anbecriber invites all to come and examine his
stool. Bring n practical hatter, ho feels confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed he solicits a contiuuance of
the same. Dont f rget the stand. two doors above
Shriner's Ilolel and next. to Corman's shoe store.
JOHN A. KELLER. Agt.
N. B. Hats of all kinds made to order at short notice.
SUMMER HATS,
U. S. 10-40 BONDS.
rlllll4,'Sli Bonds are issued under the
Act of Congress of March Bth, 1884. which provides
t at all bonds issued under this act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under. Any state or municipal
authority. Sub..criptions to these B mils are received
in United States notes or notes of National flanks
They are to ho REDEEM I) IN COIN, at the pleasure
of the Government, at any period not less Ono ten or
more than fort; years from their date. and until their
redemption Five Per Cunt Interest will he paid iu Coin.
on bonds of not over one hundred dollars annually mid
on all other bonds semi-au nuttily. The interest Is pay
able on the first days of March and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered bonds are re
corded on the hooks of the U S. Treasui or. and ran he
transferred only on the owner's order. C upon Bonds
are payable to bearer, and are more convenient for
commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option of 11111'-
lElg their bonds draw interest from March let, by pay
ing the accrued interest in coin—(or in United States
notes, or the notes of National Banks. adding tif y per
rent for premium,) or roc, ire them drawing interest
from the date of subscription and deposit. As these
bonds are EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE
TA XAT lON, their value is increased from one to. •hree
per cent. per annum. according to the rate of tax levies
in various parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
OVER 510111' percent Interest In currency, and are of
equal convenience as a permanent or temporary in
vestment.
It Is believed that no securities offer no great induce
manta to lenders as the various descrlpthme of U. S.
bonds. In all other forms of Indebtedness •he faith
or ability of private parties or stock companies or sepa
rate communities only le pledged for payment. while
for the debts of the United States the whole property
of the country IS holden to secure the payment of both
principal and interest in coin.
These bonds may be subscribed for in sums from $5O
up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus
made equally avallabloto the smallest lender arid the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into money
at any moment, and the holder will have the benefit of
the Interest.
.It may. beliseful to state in this connection that the
-totarFunded Debt of the United States on which inte
rest is - payable in gold, on the 8d day of March, 18C4,
wall $788,985,000. ,The interest on this debt for the
coming fiscal year will be $45.037,120, while the cus
toms revenue in gold for the current fiscal year, ending
June 30th, 1864, has been 63 far at the rate of over
$1.00,000,000 per annum.
It will be seen that even the present gold revenues
of the Government are largely In excess of the wants
of the Treasurer for the payment of geld intrkest, while
the recent Increase of the tariff will doubtlesa raise the
annual re celpts from customs on the' same:amount of
importations. to $150.000,010 per annum.
Instructions to the National ilanke acting as loan
agents none not Wined from the U. S T. easury until
March' 26, but in the first three of April the subscrip
tions averaged more than Ten Millions a week. Sub
acriptloe s will bo received by the
First National Bank of Carlisle,
and by all' National Ranks which aro (kopoolturios of
Public money, and all respectable Banks and Barikere
throughout the country, (ahtl ng.as agents of the Na
tional Depositary flanks,) will furnish further infor
mation on 1141/10itiQn and afford every Ado!) , to
scribers. May 6, 1864..
•
ATTEIE PARIS 'AI ANTILLA EM
',mum No. NO Chestnut St., .Philadelphia
N tilV OPEN—Parls-Mado
MANTILLAS and CLOAKS
Also, SPRING and' SUHHI h G A ItNI KNTS, of our
own Manufacture, of the Latest Styles and in great
variety.
J W. PROCTOR & Co.,
The Paris Mantilla Emporium,
OE THE
MECHANICSBURG BANK,
On the Evening of Mug 2d, 1864
Gold and Silver coin, $8 042 81
U. 8 Legal Tender Notes, 20,438 00
National Bonk Notes, 4 310 00
Not a and Checks of other Banks, 11,231
Interest bearing Legal Tem notes, 21,330 00
00,382 72
Penn's. War Loan, 30,000'01
IL 8. 7 3-10 per rent Loan, 15 MO 00
U 8.0-20 0 per coot Imam 60,000 00
U. S.'B , fi per rent Loan, 5,000 00
U. S. 10-40 0 per cent Loan, 20 Ot,o 00
---I-130, 0 0 0 00
New Jersey State Bonds. Ws, 14,000 00
Cumberland Co. War Loan, 2.5(0 00
-- 16,500 00
Loans and discounts, 113,097 41
Due by other bunks and bankers, 24,017 93
138,315 31
Protest account, 4 117
Capital Ronk paid in,
Nonni in circulation.
i•
rn 1101 . 11 t dePoFit,
Navctal dap ,a 1 Lx, 47:225 02
1a8,9n4 IIU
In. We It her hanks and hankers or
this St4iii (nothing)
Surplus Fund,
Notes In circulation Dec. 20. 1881, being
the greatest amount sines last state
ment. 80.375 00
hisbilif lee March 20. 1884. being the great.
eat amount si IWO last .titemant, 183,328 18
Dividend declared ?Inv 5, lh(4, 5 par cent
on capital of 800.01 m. 4 000 Oil
of Dit colors :
As principal debtors, "0 111
As endorsors, 2 751 to
I.lBl.l'ltior of Sh;rkhnldors.—
ds
pr 1..4111 debtors,
undot,ers,
-21,27 U 77
The 11.ove st..tfenient is correct to the best. I it,
krioW ledn tied belief
11. A. , TUlt1;1,11\;. VIC hie,
Sworn and anhaer!lied 1110.
.111SEPII
evhallit, .uriz, Pa. , Nay 2.
VOTICE is hereby given that an eloc•
Li en w ill h e hell on Monday. the 9th day of Mart
Iritt4. lit the COMA blur In tett,een the
hours of 2 and 4 o'rdoelt. M of oil' clay. to elite, a
Pt - 04.011i end titre Managers of the Carltsle Gas and
Water Cmn 1)3 y (11.:1). LVELSli,Secret ry.
Api t:tt thrt4-2t
United tltes 5 percent 10-40 Loan.
NATe are prepared to furnish the 10-40
T . • uh Loan authorized by the net r f
March :Id, 10,11 either Iteaistered n, Coupon Bond-,as
parties tear pride in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO.
$l.OOO, 1010, and $lOOlO.
The interest on the $3O, and $lO O , Mauls is pavalde
annually and all other denominations semi-annually
in coin. Th,. March lot 1014 and
li,,' redeeinah, at the ph•asure of the Government at
ter 10 years And pa)ahle .19 years !row date ii. coin
with interest at 5 percent per annum
M 11KETEM, Cashier.
Carlisl Ueposi t Hank , April 25th, 1564.
EN RY .1.1 A RPE ,
. -- No. 82 o,__Jkireax--St—,
PHILADELPHIA.
At A NUFA("11:It ER k DEA ER IN
wATca FINE./ l: N'
NULL I.l' ER WA RE, et
Roger's uperior Plate Ware.
efrir - All kind+ of SILVER W A lI 1 rondo on Ibe prom
Imes W ATI II lt,pairi.g carefully done
April li. I 5t,..1--;imr,
GOOD NEWS
S. C DUBOIS
.\E 6V srr( )11 E.
_l_i F,I 1)1(11 havituz just
trttiriti•,l it , to lli it% a kit no mitt, tool and
comp,. to to , k alf s•r• H Int iitooo, lilt
to. ittiorio the 1,1 , '114 • 111 lt i hosare orals:trot I
oil., on vers rt.:1 , 011,0 , 1e tot tto., /I VVI V ,01 . 1%
(11 NMI!, 011 Its,. nnith.asst 4 . “11/.•r • Ito , publit• rr n
ittnit'dta Ire lot ',Shoe Store. 1 Ile stalk
cionprito , s iii part
Ladies' Dress Goods,
ei,,in 111,,,k • ilhs all qualities. Itl3ek Figured timl Ben
Silks. ' , envy C.111,,,1 Plain and Fiume.] :•111.•:, nll
volors and quail Lll.l, Plain I . I:ud Illand striped -piing
Poplins. Blain Alper:l Lustre,: all n lorg. Plaid24ll
Striped P, 11 de rhim.ras, Striped and Plain \t , hlur-
Silk
bellies l'qfti II and wool De Lai e s all uoler,
qualities Mozamtliques. Lainen ,F, l.hn lien
Ginghams. Law la F . , 6r. Se.,
A'bmidtifu a.sortment of l'olo'd Spring Mantilla,
of different styles 611111 nr of the ilicL, tashionnide es
tablishments in the city. Spring Shut lam. !looped
Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, llosiery and Gloves of every
description, Dross Trimmings. Linen and Silk
kerchiefs, hares. Rilmons. I oil (lend 'or-rts, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
of all kinds. such AN Blenched and Unbleached Mug
line. Bleached and Unbleached ;Meetings, Pillow rases
Td nouns, 'Pickings, Cheeks. Red. White and Yellow
Flannels, Nankeens, Blue Dennlms. Blue Drillings,
eip.•d c , hirting. 'i,tion Pants stuff. Kentucky Jeans,
all kb , ds nl Linen and Cet ton Table D.apers, Toweling.
Cambric and Paper Id usllns, and an endle, variety nt
other Dome , :ties. A complete assortment el goods suit
able fur Funeral purposes.
Mourning Goods.
su rh as Bombazines, 'rands° Cloths Double and Single
width, all wool Muslin de Lain..., Blank Silk \Varp
Chal lies Oriental Lustros, Brocade. Mohnirs, e 1,011,1
Mourning de brines, Chnllies, Uingharns, Lawns.
Black Engl ifh Crapes, Craps Veils Loin Veils, Crape
Collars, Silk and Kid Gloves, Square and Long Thibet
Shawn's, .he., he.
HENS' AND BOYS WEAR,
Black Clothes. Black and Fancy Cassimers, Vestings,
Linen and Colton Pants stuff, of all grades, can hare
clothing made at short notke.
CARPEIS, CARPETS,
all grades and quell .len. frcun the common hemp up to
quality t•lroe•ply, Window rtbades, Looking
lasses and an endless variety of other Goods, to.) tin
1110,118 to
N. it. The above stock has been selected with a greet
deal at rare and with a view of disposing of the same
on the inost reasonable terms We hope that every
per•iin In want of pail's ivi I give us a .11 before mak
log their spring pun haves. and we feel amured that
We van idler mitt lev me n t to all Unit will gin eus a
call. and will extend all Arc•01111110111010iIN and con, can
fences I hat ran bo offered by any other h.isluess house
In the eounty.
tfte" Do not forget the proper place en the corner
LEIDICIL & MILLER
)larch 30,1801
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
WC. SAW YE It, has just received
• from the latest Spring Importations an Im
mouse stock it
DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest styles end fabrics uttered to the
trade. It tack, Figured and Plain Silks in large supply,
Sidi. Mohair, Wool, Lisle and Cotton Textures '
Eno
broldered find Plaid Tangarlllas, Striped and Plaid her
minute. Plain and Figured l'oil lu nerd. SonoAassa
Plaids, Audel ,s 1 in Stripes, and all other styles.
A full line of Itesson's •
MOURNING GOODS,
Bombazines, Tulin Clothe, Tamise Clothe, Wool de
t A lues, Cha Iles, ficirot bias, Tanua•tlncn, oret z. Plaid
and Plain Mohair, lieThtins,, Lawns, Crapes, Collars,
Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Gloves, ac.
Funeral Goods of all kinds constantly on hand.
Special care given to tell orders; for Funeral Goode.
Call and — daatnine our latest Now York styles or
SPRING bIANTLES, all the varieties and styles of
Spring Shawls, •
Fronch. English and American CLOTHS end CASSI
MERES, (a first class tulle makes up goods when de
sired) Cotton and Linos Panting. Coatings, &c.
CdIRIP'.I6 T 8", C.IIR.PE T
prom the Lowell, Hartford and Enterprise Mulls, all
grades, 011 Clothes, slattings, huge. Shades, and every
thing in the House r urnishing line. An enormous
stook of
all the standard 6161{1111 of Calicoes, Brown and Bleach
ed Sh tidings. Shillings, kings, Stripes, Cottonadee,
a full 'llne of Notions, Hosiery and. (iloriw. All the
latest Improvements In Hoop Skirts. I have received
the agency of Bayou's celebrated Kid Gloves for this
place. 11111105 will find a complete ate.ortment.
The shove Goods and many otters not named. with
a 1590 smelt of 01.1) 00008. 1 offer to h,e trade at a
611111 1 1 advance on coot of prod lotion.
Feeling grateful tor past fiatroimge. 1 ask n mild 11-
ranee of the Tame. Remember the old slid well known
stand, Cast. Main St , one door below Martin's Hotel.
W. C. SAWYER.
Carlisle, A pri) 8, 1864.
PHYSICIANS vvillfind it to titeir ad
vrintage to call 'and put:obese their Medicines at
RALSTON'S.
920 CHESTNUT Street
PHILADELPHIA.
STATEMENT
ASSE rs
LIABILITIES
4R 075 00
81,(01 00
79,6(15
141,7119 1(1(
h.IM 7P
N OTI r E.
NEW STORE ,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.-
On Saturday, Alay 28th 1861.
PEI E subitcribers will offer at Public
Sale on the above day, at the Court. !louse In the
borough of Clarlbils. the following de-cribed valuable
town proverty, Ousted to W at l'otutret stredt, ad.
Joining Emory
TWO '!/lEEE STORY
° • BRICK I I OIJS ES
t y WITH lilt 'lt BACK BUILDINGS.
Tho ditnonsirna are twenty five feet.
.
front by two hundred and forty feet in depth, tacit,
a ten fee. alley on the West shim
These houses era built in the most modern style,
each of them containing eleven large and well ventila
ted rooms. Water and 'dig, and all the appurtenances
of first class town residences.
. . _
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on said day,
when attention will ho given and terms mlide known
b . Ar. D. RHOADS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
ON Friday, the 13th of May, 1864,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon at the Court Bowie,
in Carlisle, will be sold at public sale, the following
property, viz:
1. That certain largo two story BRICK lIOUSE and
Lot of Ground on the S. IV. earlier of Pomfret anti Pitt
Streets in said Borough. adjoining Reed's heirs on the
west, and containing 00 feet front on Pomfret street
and 240 feet in length n Pitt street, extending hack
to an ails), with a Frame House, Barn, &c.. additional
thereon. Said lot I. calculated to be divided Into seve
rat building lots, and its location a very desirable one
_
, 2,Tho Lot ofliroural in sams Borough, known RS
“CAitT i rt 011011AltD'" boUndeil east by Pitt street,
sou' h by the Wain la Bottom HMO, west by West at.,
and north by properties of Mrs. t•heaffer. Jacob Rheum
and others. and contains about TEN AtAths.
36 202 13
Thin lit will be sold in building lots or entire is may
be deemtd inivbahle at time of sale.
Any information touching the ,a 0. conditins, (ci
may he had in the meantime of the undersigned, who
is duly empowered by the owner to make sale of said
80,000 00
propel t I, h
April 20, 18111
WINES AND LiVOkS.
0011 ou
6 '4' hi
SOUTH HANOVER. STREET CA111,181,1::.
r 1111 E undersigned, sneees6or to George
Nvlnters, would I espeet.fully inform Ills friends
and the 1,001, generally, that lie intends to maintain
the rimr:o•ter nft.ll4l ;Lb .10 11 , .1.11it . Av lleret,foro. :mud will
keep enns.l.an (Ay en hand a la, go ansortment, or
BRANDIES.
WHISKEYS,
It
CURDI A I,S,
111 VTERS,
ENZEJ
MEM
k^.. &c.,
wnlelk ii, van , 1 , 11 i . 11,11, as ally ~t her establishawnt
per
tre . County 1,n11 , 11. , nis will find Ihix the place Lr
Luy tfivlr
ll' IN ES L IQ U 0 R S,
Mall irk 1 . 0,2:11,/ Lrr viality and prion
Illy stook is large Sel.s•tNi, and La ie riles
all eke.% re Itelneoll'er the
place. II mover •tloot.thr.•etle opp alto the - Vol
unteer log .111.1..1 ‘linler • old 1. elol
' pril 21. l'okl—tl D. P II IN.
A Joint Resolution proposinc certain
Amendments to the Constitution.
I4)E it resolved by the Senate and II 1)11St!
01IIrltt:o thel Penn
sylvanin fn ti. neral As , enthly wet, Hint the tllow rig
ttmendinelits I.e proposed t , the Cmist it ,if the
C ,, nnw in !teem - it/Mee WILLI the pi °visions 01
the tenth or Licit. the,,l.
I hey sio 11 tw an add,' tonal sortie to the tt ird sir
tielel4 . the ConsLitul lon, to ho de,ignated as seetion
tair, as ndill‘Vs:
• :".F.CTION 4 Iflienisvcr any of the qualifle.l electors
of this Commonwealth shall he In any actual military
sec • irii, under a requisition Iron :ho President of Iha
united Stat e s, or by the authority of this Common
a oalth. such electors may exeecitethu ~r
Lt all illeciimis by the citizens arid, such ria t imitimis
a arc, or shall lie, prescribed by la,. as toll,. as If they
were present at their usual Ware at thin "
SrerioN Y There shall lintau sections tin
the elermitl. article of the l'olistit ;Won• to be ili•sig
mite.' IIS s cat hue eight, slid ne.
N o hilt ,ha.l 1,1. passe'.l by the
tun', containina more - thou one surfeil
I,arly ex pt read m Ilia title, except. apprmrbition
,rc•tloN 9. No bil l shall I.r. !hp I,r inl,trnr
ntluC ,or , :. lorh )I.•vps
Ike ati hunt hnntt to :E It surly 9, II Ilegk, Lip
It.•vni. or licit Ilnreallor I n, 4..3.11,1,1 lip II Ihr
of (Alit Coinin,tlW..lll.li II \ liV
r . praket ul thr I Ioo ,, •
.1111I\• I PtY.\ I . sr,
Spvakt, the ,c 11.1(t•
(?gire of (It, Sreretqry nl7he I ', llll
11111 I 1,1.1 t• g i. blil j
PFNNSYIN‘NI% :
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the 11-1,./ I ttil• r N11.1t1,•.1.•.‘ .I.ortt
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~we Ur, ~111.,
• wi.o•r,:t I hate hereon t , O I
„ thy haw! 111.:uised the ell et the -Prig
tars s t , l 111: .1111 1•11 I'l • .1 I, \ till
A1)111 it!tql ELI I
Th o H e i .n r , . ).
iloij • 1$ \ 11-11- 11 IS,. •
iv , ..iss• ist Ili. „IV.. • isti.ssii
is ss•si ‘i I„• •tils 1111 sl sss
I, h Sr .siny 1i nskis ll,' Ili s
-nil is,Val-r, in ,i•sr uls I isrii rlh
au I s•i_lis died sixts four , in Ireoes.utue
th, pr ‘l4ktin is! artii•lr 01
ud tti.• /ICC i 5 I U, • d''\n kit time stiof
1111\ 1111, 'lf I, till, isssisii Is Issr lli. is al, , rssviil
'sr the pr..u , 5.•11 aturdnuults
t thu l'otuditutnus, ' m eri unov Ihe the lu
t wr•nt) third
tliir of April, 0110 thousand eight 11111,1 rrd an.) sixty
tour. 1,1,1 SI.IFS,k.
April 29, Is64.—ti
Receipts and Expenditures
OF CA 11IS1(117 I , lllt THE YEA It
COMNIENCING Ist JUNE. 1802, ENDINti Ist
JUNE. 1 , 63
J. W. ('us, Treasurer.
1862. DR.
June 1, l's balance In Treasurer's bands at
Last settlement. $907 96
June Lis outstanding taxes, last settle.
moot, 2.319 2:1
Jose 1 To amount dup'irate for 1862-3, 8,5e0 bJ
April 11, 1863, To :state appropriation for
1802-3, 439 90
June I, 1813, To receipts of non-resident
scholars, 59 60
CREDIT EXPENDITURES OF YEAR, VIZ:
'Salaries al Teachers, 9111
Wood and C o. 21
,\dvt.,l king and other lock!, nt al ex puns., la 4 42
M=ll
Ropmrs. list titer, ,tir.
Cleaning and o weeping rooms. dr ,
Outstanding taxes 1 June, 1513, subject to
esnueraiions &C., 3,..e1 PI
Abatement t 1 lax payers. collector's fees, 747 45
Pittance au Treasurm'a hands, 1,1135 PI
Th buloure duo by Ilreasurer,Jube 1963, $1,935 9l
I have examined the accounts and vouchers of J.
Else, ,chool Tr. ;Isere, I r The )ear ending lot I UM,.
ISI•3, all of which are exhibit, 1 in the ilevo Aces./
I have sett , ed and approved of the 3oth of
march 1+ , 64. It C WOt IDW A RD.
April 4 1801. Financial See'tv.
Approved and ordered to be published in the noise
pope,i of the district. by nr cc of the Board
C. I'. Soct'y.
DISTRICT IN I) EBTEDN ESS.
As obtais rd .1 use, 1803.
Old Collyße oewer to (Ire Knox, $•3113 33
James Ilumiltos—lone—juilernest,l 1,5110 0)
L Harlon's estato,—lone—(Judgment,) 1,100 00
David , Sesbey jIldgleVI11.) 850 00
:qualm A. Woods—loss—(judgment,) 857 01
April 22, Is6l-3t
04IARTER 1829. PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y.
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
ASS ITS
ON JANUARY 1, 1864,
$ 2 457, 8 4 9 95 .
CAPITAL,
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
INVESTED PIiBMIUMS,
Unsettled Claims,
$d,416.
LOSS PAID SINCE 1829,
Om ,0 0 0,0 0 0.
I'ERPETUAL AND TENIVORARY POLICHtS ON
DIRECTORS. a
CILARLES N. BANOKER ISAAC) LEA,
ToBIAS WAONLR, ; EDI% ABO C. f1b1...",--,- 1' ' .i . Vl' I'. NnTic E ,
R
SAMUEL GANT. • , OEO. VALE,. t; i
.sl' ~,
~. 1,. ~t ', ',...mlp.tration no bents non C. T. A.
JACOB R. SMITH, A LEH .I) Ell 1,1,11. . c ; . f '.I. 'Men Duncan, Into of the Be
GEO. W. RICHARDS. FIIAS. W. LEWIs. 0 D. , . , i ~ ,'i have been. isstind by the lie.
OHARtlilti IN.RANCICItIt,.Pres'it:, "i.. . . ~, 1 e , unty. to the subscriber living
ECDW ARD C. DA L 14:, Vice PeklOt. ,In ' • ~,-.,,,,,, indebted to said estate will
nui , . , , .int. and those Lavinh claims
JAB. W. McALLISTER, :tn.. Pro. Toni. -
will L , , - . .1:111 lA.
A. L. BI'ONBLEIt, Agt , Carlibre 1 .‘' ' , A. L. BPONBLER, '
Match 18, 1864-omo. 1 April 22, ltB.l—et Adm'r. de bents non o.l'. A.
.1 W. EttY,
Attorney in fart of George Cart
=MIMI
I=
Secretary of the Common woulth
$ll7 • II
sa,hoi 84
$lll - 17 11
$ (91 21
$400,010
071 0 .0
1,086,•288
Income for 1864
900,000.
=
(IFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTER.
MA S ER, IMPARTMENT OF TOE SUBQUERANNA,
Chambershurg. Pa.. April 2114, 1804.—Scaled Proposals
will be received at this office until 12 o'clock, M.,
Tuesday, the 10th day of May next, for the following
l.urn her and materials for rebuilding the V. S. Barracks
ut Carlb.lo. In.
The Lumber to be delivered at avid Barracks by the
first day of .luxe next—material of each kind to bo of
the beat quality, and subject to Inspection by Superin.
tendent of the work
110 Hemlock juice, 23 fent long, 2X12 inches
146 t• " 32 " " 3XII "
257 " " 84 " 3XB "
70 " " lti " 64 BXIO "
147 " " 22 " 3XIO "
147 •` "32 " " 3XIO "
70 " " 1(1 " 3X6 "
70 " " 16 " " 3XB "
570 Itlift.Orfi, 18 foot long, 3XO inches at one end, 3X4 at
the other end,
70 flatters, 23 feet long, 3X6 ' 4 . " " 3X4 at
the other end.
10 Rafters. 21 feet long, 3X6 " " " 3X4 at
thn other end,
8(1 White pine poste, 20 feet long, OXO Inches.
730 " scantling 10 4 4 •‘ 3X4 "
00 " " scantling 16 " " 4X4
42,000 fret of Planediund Matched 1 inch flooring, of
•
seasoned pine.
11,000 feet of fl. , t common. dry Pine boards.
11,6011 rent of dry tiri.t. common " " 1 inch
inet, of dry scaffolding hoards, 1 Inch.
7,000 feet of common Pine boards, dry, 1 Inch.
25,61 (I ft of 1 inch Hemlock sheeting boards, for root
26 Box Window frames. 12 lights, 10X14
12 '• 10.112
" with jam casing and trimmings,
119 Plain plank
loXi; glass.
222 Doors and Ironies. Sizes from 6 feet 9 to 7 feet 6
inches In height. by 2 feet 10 Mellen to 3 feet 4
inches In width.
2:".( 0 feet Crown inourdinc.
The whitlow and door frames to be delivered as fast
no wanted after lot of June.
160.0.10 Bricks, to he delivered as fast as wanted for
rise. after let of June.
sto 1111 lisle Lime, to he delivered as fast as wanted for
one utter Ist ot .10110.
15t0 Bushels good, sharp so nd, to be delivered RN wan
ted
24,264, feat Tin r' ofinv., pointed on both sides, to be
put on as petit, as the roofs are ready.
14,70, square yards of plastering,. IWO cants of brown
toortar, and lust one of white, to be pot on as
fast ns buildings are ready
6.7,0 pounds of nails, sizes wanted from 6tl to :Ind.
Vrap,a Is will he received or pare , ely P r the different
or Materials The tiro eminent reserve the
right to reject any or nil bide. Persons whose hide are
accepted ill be ri gin rail to enter Jab, bead, with ap
praised sureties for the laithlul per forniance of the eon.
tract.
. .
Propnsals innst t o nursed •"I'rap•sato for building
material for Cat I,le Il•,rrsrk , " and add res,ed Capt. J.
(1 Johnson. ( . 111i.! Quarter \taster lit.parlment of the
Susquehanna, l'halabershurg„ l'a
/ , ..la,rle,ll J.(l .1 , )IINS(7 , 1,
April Capt. and Chief Quarter Master.
11 ( 1 ) o (, t )P .o! ‘ v Ri l l t i l t Ir l i ..8 t fr l ,olll the ITl4nufurt uror, J.
New York. a complete tisst , rtment of the
celehrited Duplex kliptic or douhlet steel rfiritor
sioL. or a p the bekt invent I, IT 1(110,11 111 the
make and stc lt , of sitir s . till y an , made In all the
4fillerent s %et, the 101 l size, the I..!tnelter, Tire peoll
ker aml the 1.0 Petit Qualcer etottr,imr 30. GU,
in. tio, Uu, ino ,przlo_s a a,•11 skirt. ['leave, eall rind
see the netve , t tel l i t t‘ltirt. , eV er I r,ught hat, , re the
pol.he at the 1,1,‘ ,heap store on the south east
corner 111 the pubis, '1,11.10
kpl ishy
NOTICE.
nyr , liii) heretofore exi,ting
lu•r the 1111110 Ilettulerson k 1:••••(1.
I- ul ly .1 roesuolt. All it,,,untll
atilt I.the: is Id. lII,' 1 d.•?.t to the In 111 urr
in clue lu.teuls .1-1111 Ila.s. 1%1.9 , who is .1.11,11 .nerd to
collet t Clue nAcee and eel tie all [aims egniest tln firm.
J. NV'. 111-NIIEIIziON,
IS. 1814—lit
hNt
,
ST
nn the e.tato of Eliza
I,,•th I:itn or ‘lonnr., t , ,resin i'untilierinAnd ern.,
i'nt • have Iron L. wed by tilo I:F , gns , er of raid emunty In
the , uhscriher e iti:lng in tine 5211111 , tinvoship. Al ,
1,1111•!.teli to sonl ectnte will intnise inlnnneahito
paynn•nt, and ha, ing rinimnrr ill present them
fur eottlenn•nt J lIiN PIPCI1:11, Adtn . r.
April
Carriage for Sale. .
(4 11 AN I).-:() )I , E Family Carriage,
1.• der. ' nt lilt le used. Inquire of
`1,1,1... Avert __,'•-1 - - µdl RI,A IR.
Emory Female College,
C.%lt LISLE, I'A.
1 affordol Yourvz
j ,ih, to En g lish mid
•• 13 h•• 1 , 1 I h-r= r•33.11' I r lipered 311,34
r 13•••• I •r t h.• , ••••••Himo•lnthii• of Fir
31 t hi, whit vs , I'3
It. U. C 11.% NI
April 2.1
VAL ABLE REAL ESTATE
AT IT I ,C,ic SALE.,
i IN Saturday, Thiy It, 18(14, the sub
',4, Y• .•,i1.,. ,s HI • 11ot- it pill Hr onto, iin the premises,
-II a t, • I • tt It '.l , I.irl •tiri—t, to the 11(1,11,11 41 Cdr
, ;,, ~. ',til t , h i e •11—eriiteil 11Int 1 Estate. lizt
'l'l at in 11:11.1i . T11 . 1:1,!•: t-iT.IND. at
,• . -
N - 1-. - .lt I i:‘ : 0-"P"" ., ‘; : t":::'
;. -,- ,„,; i,,,,,11,„„„0,h...;. .::,
1 ~4 41 11.: . I . •,,. ~: , .: :1 :mg: 4 1roo
, from
, 11 .1.... 1 tto ',tor. li I. N 1:1'11.111 1 111.a1d litln I ep hi
t he 111 . 1 pp,' rt• .1, I, pnrititz venter and Ho and till
111 ' : 1 1 1 1. 11,11 '"`i ' I: , pot rite Hotel '1 here Is inintmo
•(lon, -1 s 111,1 1.11 , i 111111.4 toll M itll 111/.1,,,,e 11)1, p(1
11.111 is 4 1 foot lo (when trout and 2411 tent deep.
A 1.0. tit tIN I . lap' I Hoe anti p nee ton Innta
1 4' lli A 31 1i: AVA 111 P: 111)(TSES,
it present hi the • et•optiptiy of .1 Ai IRlionds, 12 I of 2
itiolot.lll 11,1. ,1111 2.1.$ li—t in depth.
`tile Iti et 1 11 , 1 1, t re tit tit p•olittilt A )1 an molt] tiny,
st hen attt•teinllllll 11111 be given 0,1 terms mash. ',flown
by 1.1 1 111 IMO 1 1 1 '.
111.\ 111' 1111 1 111 N
EXe's of 11.'111'V Ithintoln rlee'd
NEW GOOD AGAIN.
I ' , ST °ppm' :mut licr supply if' cic~~art
,i.i;ncti A \ \ni icuuuuSUcuul I, II ' S
Cht•up Cash '1 10
Ladies Dress Goods,
nom New Yoelt lO•lnitietentol great
varlt) nt tin lowtot pikes A lull ass. , rf tnent of
MOURNING GOODS
Misses and Fri Wren's Iluop Skirts, is every
Vag 'sty and under prier).
Tho rhospost, Ithirk Silks in lho county. Also hand
some r lured
_Hosiery and Gloves of all kinds,
muslins, liin g h Ung, Checks, Ticklugs, &c., at thu low
ant notch
I'llr.ha s urn reglit•stari to call sod exam lan t his
t•ttp•i: d i;,,ada, I Wl' and to Is, ”short prutitti Wild quick
salt, - ha 111. , rash
lEEE
et the chimp i.turo
15 ri.st. Math f..1t.e% the 1)01114.
CIL% 1t1,1,6 1111 l Lts Y, Trattati.
April 22, 1514.
it S
J 7 L 0
DISSOLUTION
istrtnership lieretororo existing
l'harles 1,. 11,allaurt and Crawford Fin n .
11,4. Jun. been .1 ed hp mutual COIL:10111. The kooks
and n un nra 131 Om hands nil )I r. Halbert. whn
earneglv requests all pal ties aving anenunis with thu
Ind Ilnin to call and settle I hem. %%111111111 Ilalkort.jr.
11.ivilla entered nibs partnership with hats knotti e r.
Chu les 1.. 11,111.14_ the m ill 'hen •oforth Inc
OM tirted under the 51.) le of Halbert k Brother.
Two 111 V d respectfully call attention to
their stork of
New and Fresh Groceries.
ThOir r.:,• and Nelevted with the greatest care
and trill he sold at Ihe low t prices for rash. It con,
slate i n p, O l line old tiovernmunt Java COFFEE,
Prime Ili° , Prime Rio lionhtvd.
SY. UPS —Now York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
rups, Oi she vory best qualities.
BRO , VN SW: I B.S.—Ube beat tho market affords.—
Lovering a heat Crushed, Sand, and Pula art zed Sugars
him A. B. and C. Sugars. which cannot be bur
p:l,lli.
Mee. Corn Starch. P r'rina, Da it dellne Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Soap, Candles, &r.
,1•74
41# 9 CHINA, GLASS, AND t y
QUEENS WARE.
A largo and well selected stock of the very latest pat
terns and sty es. lower than aver In price, and bettor
In quality. than was ever offered before In Carlisle
Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such nsTubs
Buekors, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Childron's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cronin Pots, But
ter Jars. Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes. t•
WAIL—No 1, 2 and 3 Mani - tonal. No.
1 MESS SII ACI No. 1 Herring.
A Urge quantity .4 the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
BA LT by the Suck, Dairy and 0. A. Salt.
The subscribers respedfully ash the patronage of
their friends and the public generally, and invite them
to cell andexatuino their new stock. at the old stand,
corner of Hanover and Louthsr Streets.
Carllslo, April 22, 1664
A DM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is beret y given that Letters of Admin.
I , tratlon on the rstate of Julia Ann Wolf, late rf
Frankton] twp., dec'd., have been Issued to the sub
Feriber residing in Westpenrshore' twp. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are throe
fore requested to make payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement to
SAMUEL,
Aprli 1, 181:4.
Administrator.
1.1,11)1C11 MILI,EIt
8 I I,IS
HALBERT Sc BROTHER
THE ‘‘ CARLISLE PALACE OF ART,"
By J. C. Lesher,
IS now open for the accommodation of
the public for the purpose of making ruoTo-
Olt ANIS and AMIIROTYPES, which wilt be done in n
very superior manner by his peculiarly arranged sky
lights, &r., by which means and the chemical influence
ho will take pictures in cloudy weather equal to clear.
l 'is charges are moderate and lie solicte the public Par
tronnge. Duplicates of Paguerientypen, Ambretypes
and Photographs, of decease i persons, made of increa
sed or decreased proportions.
us_iiinirance on Hanover St. in ZUG'S Building, op.
posite the Market House.
Carlisle, April 29, 18C4 —Cm
Great Central Fair,
FOR Tll6
SANITARY COMMISSION.
OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE ON LAMOD,INCOMEB AND ttEVE
NUED,
N 0.119 SOUTH SEVENTR STREET,
==l2MM=l
The committee on "Luton. INCOMSH and ItEvEduss,"
invite co operation with them In the particular work
for which they have been appointed. Aa 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 th.' Fair. The nued, equable plan for
accomplishing this, and, at the same time the easiest
one, Fto ask for the contrihntku of a SING' DA - Vg
LABelt from all classes in the cola monity. Many will
contribute a day of their labor willingly, who would not
sults( rihu their motley. To reach every department of
industry and art will he a work of great labor, but, if
att , Ined, will he 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 invite all the guardians of the Indu , trial
intern ts. and all others, to take hold wi , h us in
furthering this g eat wet k of patriotism and humanity,
Ihe Committee is charged with the fallowing duty,
to wit:
FiRST —To obtain the contribution of "one day's
labor," or earnings, from every artisan and laborer,
Pere Stan, operative and employee; president, cashier,
teller and clerk of er err Incorporated and unineorporat
ed ,41111pany, railroad an I express company, employi..g
firm I. till,. manufactory. Iron works, oil works. ml I.
mine awl public hire ; front every private banker and
broker, importer. auctioneer and merchant; clerk,
agent and saleeman : designer. finisher and artist;
publisher, printer and mechanic from every govern
-1110111 0 Vicar. Con tractor and employee; grocer, butcher,
baker and dealer; farmer, horticulturist and producer,
from every mantua-maker, milliner and female opera.
„jive: every individual engaged In turning the soil:
'l'ending the loom. or in any way ~arning a livelihood,
or building a fl,rturre within the States of Pennsylva
nix, New Jersey and I eon ware.
e't co: IL—To obtain the contrib-tion of one day's
"Revenue," from all the great empl“yla¢ establish.
moats. firms, corporations, companies, railroads and
work.
Ti,,,,, —To obtain the contribution r f one day's In ,
corn,' front every retiredperson and person of fortune
—male and firmale—living upon their no-an , and from
all el, , rgyinett. lawyers, ph)sielann, dentists, editors,
authors and, professors: all nther pr , rsons engaged in
the learned or 'titer profe• , dons
:quell of this wn,4 mast Ito performed by the per.
sorod Intl nein , and efforts rrt ladies and vent lemon
aeso,Prt,•,l. or to be rodruciated v, it h the Committee in
carte_ out this plan
The Iltaamillte. feel the responsibility of the work
they have undertaken. which, to he ~,,,.•,.,.„r„10 , 111 ro
q uire avery perfect ramincation of th i , p.an, awl they
therefore eall upon 2111 earnest pronto, to as•ornble
t hein,•l% es t. gether in every own, tawnship. and
ourity, and form org,lnlza , tons ot ladies and :reit tie
oleo h, (.0 fp,rate with th..m lc this great NVoi k 1111 , 1
1:11 , 01" ~r iovr 111 the mallulaot wing I...notles. the
coal iw I oil re,d , ors, and Ir, the districts,
—l.spr.folly, let there be organizations Itt the large
tmvns, an that the young people may have AO OhpOr
tul,lty thus 4, cruder assi•titnre to their. relative.; and
triends fighting the battles of their couutry In the
e. e.s of the nation
lie wort nl t hlo commit tee may he proceruted
where 1, o: hcr 14,11 can he made for the Fair. a. in
the runes Lilo rezlons. t day's earnings of the
miner, and :1 (ley's pr. duct of the nil f•s, can be falai,
ed. where no portable article could ho procured fer
tratn.portatlnn Indeed there le no pert or ,ectb , n of
therm Stott, whore the day's labor nl ,y not be obtaile
oil II (II g:11110,1I10114 ran be 1 road t.,1 reach them.
'l'l,ll Committer en•lnot ith , ut erring upnn
all E,T 161,1: 4 11\1E:NT3, hi, July
ja,aniltand :Ivlitm to serf), the
benefit op7ll n 11A Y I/.11( frum nii ait Inn their non.
tri.l
'rho ('enntnit deem it noto-e , sary to do morn.
than thua to pr,sent the sohjert to the people of the
three States :1
.•d th • eaninai,n• o' our
arndeq. the labor. of :h.. ", %:1 I \lt Y t 1 ; ;; . 41/,\ ,
wi'l hr ;:rently ntortnented the limo 0.1 Jun- 700,
eo 0 men-ono ": till.
v6lll be operatiog LIU: fP.11.1. albr -,ratter
ell foto. ',don. to whiele tit,. ul,l Sur il,torlioultt.;l,
11,t c:irry Oh it a gm mil , '
to siolint:t.. stint, iu¢ and dr,t It L. ray nothing of Lhe
gat het oil t tots t B bl. I, th•-ti,•ld
Thi....ulhodogq, It is our Ism t h led duly, as men and
Ch,Pdmus to olie, e A ,treat and enlightened people,
enjoying the hle‘ed,, A of A , 40,ermIll'Ilt of their own
nuC•mg, r 1 \ NOl' assistant f• t.. MI, stirring
to Mal malt Ps :tut.lim it V, 111 Id e [let behest. that
the' (11l EAT (I...vl'RA', Pll H. — dean Mg Ifs products
lronmhe three Clue, f Perm, New oorsvy and
DeFtwar••• s 3'l mihral, agri •ultural 1(1111
in 11-0 1,11 Iv.• 1.1 )1, 11'` I/: LP is , •ll I it.i Ily similar effort
.schich has el 11..1•u made h - the roliel of the Nation's
children.
As it is do-iral.'e 75 , 1. to multiu!‘: circulars : Ni)
i 1 il'1•i1151t AI lit Atli \ I Cl/II rI, 141
11 11,1, N WES , ' kity Folt \ EN11 . 1,01 I \ Flit NI
N \ 111,E. ~. )NilirrrEi.:
I)) LADir.:4 (u.\ rI,EmEN, Al
ONCE. IN lIIIE 'I'II IS INN111"1 . 1'.1 ; and
it In hop,•11 tlpit uti , l,, it orvai s e i l l 5i11 . .. , ilp
it) al! 1,1 o) 11 , ti 1.11-y ro,i.ols of bit :state.) of
Paoli, I Vllll I \ 111
:'111..1 . 111,t kW!. V.lll hr 1111111 1 , VII hk kV lodgt•lin
the simpers i I Pliilitlelphin mei it is tie:ll/t
-ide that rile: mmllll'lll, .otin. 1t..1 Ii Fresh ei•knowlekigs
went tuc citlitir I cantle.:
All ...In., , 11,1111 3.1,1”,-,4 \V
4'l, 1,11,)1iN, Tlnn,i4e4, 011100 of thn -C.nnmiltnn on
1,A106t [Nu, 01 I: 4 \ NI, VENI E," No 11. South
4 14C4 - All x r Ifni kelp , In C1e...11a.s nu.l 1 1 ustlus
1., forwarded 1.. psrli. r apph lug ler hem 1 / I tect to
the luau of, Clan...Me-11S
I. moN r , lll .1 El:I Chairman.
.1 \S' C1,1(;11111;Ite,nrer
It I. E Illt TER, ,ponding Secretary
Nr 0 ;1;1.(k11.i .1 1111*(11Es.1) z=erretary
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Ilk Excetionly, A. U (11/ItTl.N.llovertior of l'enlkyl
Ilse Exeolltmcy, JOEL P.llt I:It. (lure nor of Now
Ili. ii. rcllrnry. W Al. CA NSt A. Govoroor d.f Pvla ware
Ilan. A A HEARN". Mayor ol Philadelphia
ccrsl..l . ll It !NI/ NliScll,l„ Pon m.) I vatila.
110n..1 V CA I:PEN ri..11,
!I'm—II:1)41E II A 1:k I NIIT , \
AllirwThmeral tl. \ DE, A rmy of the
Potomac..
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
No Iron Frame to Breok, or Rust, and Spoil
the Clothes.
53,818 sou) IN 180'3
IT was pronounced superior to all others
Int the 0 orld's Fair at London. 1562. It to• k the
Fired Premium at the great Fair of the American In
stitute. in N. York City. ISO, and NN berever exhibited.
Self-Adjusting and Adjustable!
The only NVriliger the Intent ;
OULATOR, ,vhich positively prevents the rolls from
lIILEAKINO 00 TWISTING ON T 111.: SHAY!'
Without Cog wheels, the whole strain of forcing the
cloth through the Machine Is put upon the tower roll
causing three times no mu'•h strain upon the lower roll
as when C 0.., wheels with our Patent Regulator are
used, besides the extra strain upon the cloth.
In reply to the question, '• flow Long will it Last
we can only say, long its a wash tub, riot lung
store. or any other famil% utensil.” See testimony
rit thnoge Judd, of , he A 11/VH(IIU Agriculturist, No
41 Park Rom', A• V., who says of the
uNivETsAL CLOTHES WRINGER
'• We think the machine much more than PAYS FOR
IT SrLF EVERY YI•:A It In the saving of garment !
We consider It importan that the WI lager be fitted
with Cogs, al herwise a 'nags of garments mai clog the
rollers, and the rollers upon the crank-shalt blip and
tear the clothes, or the rudder break louse the shaft.—
Our own is ons aft the first made. end It Is nu 0011 D AS
NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS' CONSTANIVI USE."
IT BA WEH
TIME, LABOR, CLOTHES AND MONEY
It is easily and firmly secured to the tub or washing
machine.llllll Will lilt tubs el any size Or share.
It will Its cost every six months In the saving
of clothes Those with Cull WIl EELS ARE WAR.
RANTED lo every p,rtleuh u •.
This MONIIS, especially, that after a few months' use;
the Irmo'. roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON HIE SIL,IFT,
and tear the clothing.
Furniabeil to families, on trial. free of expense, by
JOHN CAMPBELL Agent,
Ball 'Road ()Mee, Carliale.
April n, 1864-tr.
10-40 LOAN
OF THE UNITED STATES - 7;
First National Bank of Carlisle.
rIH IS Bank designated as a depositary
I and Finnocial agent of tin; United State has been
appointed tre receive sulex.iptions on account of the
United States" loan nuthot tied by act of March 1, 1804.
These Bowie are redeemable nt the pleasure of the
Oorernnunt after ten years, and payable forty years
from date in coin, with interest at 5 per cent. par an
num In coini'and are free s from all taintion.
Subscribers a 11l receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may-prefer.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denomina
tione of $5O, 51(i0, $5O ). $l,OOO. $5.010 and $lO,OOO and
Coupon Bonds of the denominations of $5O, $lOO, *sto
and $l,OOO.
The interest of the soi and $lOO Bonds 14 payable
andually, on all other denominations semiannually
Subscribers are entitled to interest from the date of
their deposits with the Bank and Bonds will be dolly
prod free of charge. The amount of subscription may
Le dere sited in U. S notes or National Bank notes; it
in optional with subscribers to pay the accruedlitterest
from :bite of Bonds (Basch Ist, 1804,) or to revolve
bonds dialling Interest 'from the data of the subscrip
tion and deposits. If the latter are preferred, the dato
front which interest will accrite If coupon bonds, will
be stamped upon the first ,oupoiifalling due alereafter,
and 1' registered bonds, such date will be , written lu
the body of the bond. •
J. 0. HOFF2IR,
April 11, 1064.
A YER'S FAMILY MEDICINES,
AT RALSTON'S
LIST OF DEJLER'S'
Of Goode, Wares and Merchandise. Alsq, Brewers
Distillers. Lumbermen, IL er and Eating Rouses,
within the County of Cumberland, as appraised and
classified by James A. Green, Mercantile Appraiser and
by him returned to the undersigned Treasurer of said
county, to wit ;
CARLISLE
David Racnoy grocerlas,
J.l. Stool
U. I'. 'Byars & Hon " 14 7 OU
Sam'l alonastuittx " 14 7 00
Susan Mucha), " 14 7 00
M. Myersl4 7 00
NI. Finney ii 14 7 00
John Nailer ii 14
7
Halbert a Bro., " 13 10 . 01
J. D Ryer ii 13 10 00
Wm. Bon ts " 13 ~ 10 OJ
N. 3. Hoffman " 6
14 , 4 , 7 GO
4
J. D. Meek • 11 '' 7 00
A. Jeremiah '.
14 7 00
A. Menasinith " 14 7 UU
.1. eitea & Sen. ~hoes, 14 7 00
J. U, Fleming, shoes, 14 7 00
John Irvine shoos and hats, 14 7 OJ
F. G. Kramer jewelry 14 7 00
Airs. S. Llllutt drugs, 14 7 00
IL Linnekubl tobacco & segars, 14 7 Oil
J. D. (forges stoves, 11 7 i 0
J. Loudon books, 14 7 00
IL Shepley jewelry, 14 7 MI
J. & LL Rhoads produce, 14 7 00
-IL Rhoads furniture, 14 7 00
It. O. V 1 oudwerd produce, 11 14 UO
Armstrong & Koller 1 um. & cool 14 7 00
John Bectem, produce. 10 10 UU
J. Senor & Co., Produce, 12 12 40
S. AL hoover coal, 14 7 00
A- li. Ewing furniture 14 T UU
it Moore shoes, 14 7 UU
W. Commit' papers, stationary 14 7 On
Loidich & Miller, dry goods, 11 16 00
creep Held & ohealer dry goods 13 10 1.0
W. C. Sawyer • Ii 15 UU
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C. Ugilby frusta°, 11 16 110
A.W. BCI entz 10 20 Liu
11. S. Ritter merchant tailor, 14 7 00
Henry Saxton hardware, 10 20 110
It, 11. Jamison lancy gm:ma, 14 7 00
Jacob 16ms b itx, - 14 7 UU
6. 1. linverstirk drugs,. 14 7 110
D. 6ipo furniture k wall paper, 14 7 00
Mrs. E. S. Williams millinery, 14 7 U 0
1. Livingston mot chant tailor, 13 10 U 0
1.. F. Lytle liardw..ro, 12 12 50
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Joseph 7.mgler Hour and feed, 14 7 00
David Fre , ierieke marketing, 14 7 UU
ELIQEM/II
li eO. Faber baker, 14 7 00
Mrs. 6. A. Hutton millionory, 13 7 b 0
Michael k Ensminger leather, 14 7 00
E. II -Leonard clothing, 14 7 ou
Wm-. Askew marketing, 14 7 00
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R' w. Braugb "
11. Ilurk nuns •'
Allison & Keeny
.Inhn Conley "
11,rndurlibh & Roberts "
J. W. :iiniley clothing & shoes 13 10 0..)
.1. Templar baker, 14 7 00
.1. A. Keller hats, 14 7 00
I'. Arnold clothing,
1). Ralston drugs,
Ell,. Staid millnery
Ihtrid Steret I shoes,
.1. z...ellinoh I baker,
IV 14ellers
W. A Miles furnishing store, 14 7 is)
N. Hauteln welchAlit tailor, 14 7 00
Ithecto A .-I,,:thr confectionary, 14 7 00
A. l l'lper borks A stationary, 14 7 no
Airs .1 U. Neff millinery, 14 7 00
T. l'onlynjrwelry, 14 7 ial
Win Ilarn dealer, 14 7 04
Geo. Calll., hats, 11 7 no
Sanmel Etogninger robes, kr., 14 7 CO
A. A. Line. ogt. stock dealer 14 7 110
LOV. iS 10.binson 14 7 00
lien. Ilrnael, '•
Lrwlek :4A1,14.r50,,
11111111
Peter Faust produce
h:CII A NICSBURO
lAiudle .t N WSW. nger a. WaBl
IHnd & Eberly llsrdware,
Loth.; & Mstluurs stoves,
Bryan uUlliugry,
Ira Day drugs,
ClArk k Stailer drugs
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John .hiliosoni groceries, 14 7 tei
I.'oniiort ,r. Sou dry euods, 12 1.1 i'm
(I..yere ,t6tocis drugs, - 14 7 110
Danit!' Grabill merchant tailor, 14 7 Lei
lietr - liohli Imotiware, .... 13 14 WI
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I.llrollisted A: Brugh dry dnods, 11. 1•2 1,11
.1011. neigh, 14 7 so
1. W. A Imiins elidldng, 14 7 00
.I.loa, :-.,,, ants jewelry, 14 7 00
I', helm I)omit, and fdloeS, 14 7 NI
.1 II 11.. n ling drum. 14 ; 00
David >liller produee, 13 10 101
IV. 11.1n.wald co .1, 13 10 un
I,aNi Iteigla slioes and bate, 14 7 no
Jacob Eninningvr gro,..,rie4. 13 PI 110
1:11,11q . & (Ireay., me.. tailtlrs, 14 7 (l
.1 II 1:,...ney jewolry, 14 7 tit,
1tn..),11 & C.,.. pr.dueo, 9 2:. Oil
.1..1011 11,,.11 AL ,utl prutuco, 9 '..?., th,
Z tclutrlith .i . ... , 0,1 13 It) 91
I. 31ilie,eu lumber,
tither.
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1;1•04e litmund 4,11. 14 7 ot)
T. IL 11, - ) sun p10du...., 111 '2l) 110
;•-. 11. 11. , ))11“), N. 1 ro grovel - Ire, 11) '2ll ou
Julin IZupp lurilituro, 14 7 LAI
.1 1,. Rillitu.ber.,;er unirk'tg 14 7 to
lie,
Inner 14 7 ot,
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II," ..7-tent.on 14 7 Ot)
14 7 111
Clironlstor
F. )12irshal
iv id Devin.ey
Kina
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:-.13. , 1 Eberl) dealer, 14 7 tli)
II 11. Eberly 14 7 01
A rulstnol,z & Son gruenries, 14 7 Ile
\I. C. Eh, Iv dealer, 13 In i 0
J ;to ,l, Nei:ky, 6:uck diNtler, 14 7 Au
SIIIPPENSBURG
11. K. Keller drut;s, 14 7 00
A.. 1 NV—if steve4, 14 7 00
II Ilinger jewelry, 14 7 tio
11r,,1 , 111 A 11, per hlrtiware. 12 12 fill
K.. 1. , I eCttlic groceries, 14 7 "0
A I' 1101Iar 14 7 00
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I' S Ariz 14
Mrs. M. Davis mililnerv. 14
:brier ,0 Blair no•rch'ltt. taller, 14
.1 11,0, A, C . dry ,;nods, 13
I,a4r Latoti• j,,,elry, 14
Geo But to gm,ries 14
.1 IV ' rswell ('rues, 14 7 ~II
1 ,( .1 It Redding . dry goods. 12 17 ~'
J . I ' . Altirk drugs, 14 7 .0
ih, W. t'r.44 hat, & shoes, ' 14 7 00
Stevick .0 NlTherson dry g'tin, . 13 10 n 0
John Stiughangli drugs. 14 7 00
Forney o Nl'l'herson hardware, 13 10 00
peer 01111, grneet le, 1 t 7 00
ILL Sno,l.ly furniture, 14 7 On
.1 It. Psinie groceries, 14 7 tat
Isaac N. llykes stoves, 14 7 00
.1. Bridges merchant tailor, 14 7 (Io
II 11 Coles hats sod en' es, 14 7 fat
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II 11. `itra•.,rt dry goods. 13 10 nn
C Vaginaelit agent, gruceriea, 14 7 00
)Ira. I' Deitticli 14 7 00
II Ruby A Co. produce, 10 20 (10
Seirer A Anglo " 14 7 Oil
T. I'. BIM! 11 11 on
11. Duke furniture, 14 1 n.
David Criswell, furniture, 14 7 00
Jameg Kelso, stationary, 14 7 00
ii. W Ore:lsom tolia-ro A segara, 14 7 00
Benjamin Itigga, marketing, 14 7 00
Samuel Myers, 14 7 00
NFWVILLE
J. A. Kunk'e, liaraware, 13 10 00
Klink & Bro . dry goods, 11 10 00
John hard, marketing, 14 7 00
V J. Nlct'afidllsh, dry goods, 13 10 00
Gays Sr Irvine, groceries, 14 7 00
Mrs 31. It Reed, drugs, 14 7 00
Joseph Laughlin, clothing, 14 7 00
J. 11 Miller, drugs, 14 7 00
Stough & Elliott, dry goods, 12 1 12 00
George W. Mull. stoves, 14 7 00
1,. V. 11 Soper, Jewelry„ 14 7 on
S M. Mouser, groceries, 14 7 CO
L. 11. Randall, merchant tailor, 14 7 00
John Bricker, furniture, 14 ,7 00
S. It Wild. drugs, 14 7 00
J 11. Cobaugh. agent, stoves, 14 7 00
J. A. Nesbit, furniture, 14 7 00
R. E. Sh irp, tobacco & sewn, 14 7 01
P. A. Ahl & Bro., stock dealer, 14 7 00
DIEM
11. Snyder, produce, 11 15 0 0
Lewin & Bro , produce, 14 7 CO
J &..1. 11. Ilunaig produce, 11 15 00
J. &J. B. liureh;4• '. 13 10 00
Myers & Son, dry goods, 14 7 00
Omni die McClure, furnishing goads, 14 7 00
Jacob M. Wagner. marketing, 14 7 00
Furguson & Co., dry goods, 14 7 00
Miller & Son 14 7 00
Newcomer & Smith, produce, 13 10 00
Newcomer k Co, dry loads, 14 7 00
David liursh, 14 7 00
Levi titrohm, 13 10 00
80IITEIAMPTOil
George Coffee, dry goods,
Luvi lilt rolim
°cargo Glover "
J. .bock & lire.,
William Hawk, marketing,
NEW' BURG
Koontz & Stovick, dry goods, 13 10 00
Shoemaker It Elliott, 14 '7 00
David Hoover, flour, • 14 • 700
Mistier' Stovlek, furniture, 14 700
PENN TOWNSHIP.
George Ruesel, , dry goods,
William M. Watte dry goods
Miss J. Russell
Jacob Beetem, marketing,
A. Goodbart & Co., marketing,
MIDDLESEX
J. 11. Buller, dry goods, 14 7 00
B. L. Shryoelt " ' 14 . 7 00
NEW . CUMBERLAND.
James & Mosser, lumber, 18 10 00
Leo,& Eberly ". 12 12 50
Charles Oyster "- • 13 10 00
V. Zeeman
14 7 00
J G. 51111er, dry goods, 14' 7 00
T. Willett AI , 14 ,_ 7
.1 , .e0b Keller " 14 7 00
Whisler &Co, produce, 14 7 00
R. 11. Hummel, lumber,
I). Iduglelleid, produce,
Ailare Bolinger, lumber,
G. W. Feeler, dry goods,
D. Denlinger "
W (Main Banker, grocer,
Jacob Ranninger
Michael M'Cormlck "
Mclntire k don, produce,
Michael Free
B. Brown, marketing,
Jacob Lougneclier, arooer,
SILVER SPIZINti
elan. License.
14 $7 u 0
14 7 00
J. B. Laidig, produce,
Darid Strohm, dry goods.
W. W. ISanhaugh, furniture,
W. 11. [irk°ls, dry goods,
Jacob Pimmomi
Jacob W "
Joseph Fink, merchant tailor,
Breesnriker, marketing,
rieerce Duey,
J. itartaler, Stock dealer,
Goawiler & Zonk, dry gamin,
John Swartz, merchant tailor,
Lino & Olvlor, produce,
lionishor R Drotehaugh, produce,
114nolortion Jt, Reed
F:dtrin James, d - y goods,
Eller lames
'robins Biros, stock doolor,
Jacob Beetetn. marketing,
Jam.; Bishop, '
itiohop
Peter (less
O. W. Robinson, dry goo,is,
J. W. ibtnohow ••
John liroation
SOUTH MIDDLETON
Knoffmnn & Wobbert, dry goods,
A 51. Lehlig
A lexandoi & Mu lllu
S. N. - I/Iron
$h upp, flour,
C. Reef), lurniturn,
B. NOV7CCIaII, shop,
D. Doviney, drugs,
Ilenty Sp..hr, flour,
Samuel Plank, dealer,
Jacob Ure•gor, grocer,
D. Rnpp. groceries,
James 11. John Sou, dry goods,
lieorgelo, Stdreft,
Cyrus Templin, furniture,
D. Rupp, produce,
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Illtner k NVlse, shoos,
Abram Brower, dry goods,
,In l'elenian
Eli W. Wise "
William Ct2ill, nrtrkettng,
John Young
lleorge Brubaker 4`
Christian Eberly .4
MMEEI
14 7 ou
14 7 00
14 7 oo
14 7 O)
14 7 (0)
lienimolo Plank, dry goods,
J. Wazner, dry zowls,
Alexander it, Cn , dry gm.IS
13 10 00
14 7 ou
14 7 ou
14 7 ;I{l
14 7 0 )
14 7 to)
gll'S'rElt, EATING AND REEIt SALOON't
Samuel llupert..3lethaplesburg,
.1 Nleloy, 1 '11111,1SL) .•
.I,lga A. Swartz
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.1. Stl g• (..lepot)
It. J. lull, Carll.4ln,
tl rg 5..11 w ritzer
Liz nuts
tare. . ',car g •
1 . . m Hellen • 4
T .1 White
J. Ilysters k kle,
VI u,. S Dunlap,
•1 . I 'rasvtard
(11.•••••igsr. East l'unnsla'n '
Cable
It SM•slme
31r. linine. Irppor Allan
14 7 013
14 7 00
ANI) DISTILLERS
IlEinl
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A hl, cnrd , •r r•n., Nr,N ton,
ll.•llw in A: !Ito •k, Cal
'l% m. A less odor
MEI
lil LLI ARD H 4 LOONS
Simon Early, Carlisle, 2 tables,
we Eoliiiiil
11 1:.
14 t)
14 7 id)
14 7 .1
N kh,•cldly given to an persons narrod 1n the
alb.ye th,t by an art of Assembly approved April
11th. 1'042, County Treasurers are required to bring
snit Hllll e Ilnet all liven., remaining unpaid odor bo
b., the lb, day of .lnly in,t, and by Ober Ants of
A roeint,ly, nd,•rs of vinous, spi rltou a, malt or brewed
lic••na«•. are ab.o- liable to indivtment
•he Court of 111.1 kiter Se,ion, Those interested are
theref •re requested to lift their licenses without delay
and save the co.t.s,lic.
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ISAAC LIVINGSTON )
ITA S.', received an unusually large and
5..1,,t,,t sin, k
/ . .V 0 'l.\ I) - 3/3/E/e. G OODS,
3,1 a,lss th it Ito , (mkt curtnmcrc, nud all persona In
1%11:11 rats sh,,uld give him a call.
tic, nt r,uastn in part of
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CI,OIIIS, CASSINIERES, SATTINETS,
yrsrlNl;s, cold oil other kinds of goods for (3 entle
meo's Clot Iliog Ills a-sortment of piece goods Is tllO
/Is,d moat - ratio,' o.or brought to Carlisle, end
ii.l.llllilleli to sell woods by the yard on terms as
ta voralde no- ion of her store. Ills stork of
heady-made
is ext vitsiA o end b,•u n tt I ful, consisting of COATS.
pAN I.:=TS, I tVElit'it TS, .@c, x hich he will se) I
ch. nps•r [hall :TI) nth, establishment.
OMII
14 7 01
14 7 on
11.• 11, ui OW apsortrnont of 0 ENTLEMENI
Frit \ (;,o)Ds, such ao
UNDERSHIRTS• •
OVER: 4 111 RTS,
DR ANVERS,
UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &a., &a.
Como and see his beautiful assortment of Goods be
fa o nut eha,ing ekes, here. Ile takes pleasure in show
Inv: his Urn Jam. and 1 , ill satisfy all that he can and will
Bell i.a do rhea per than any other house outside of the
7 00
7 up
10 i c
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Glti/EltS ,Invlte an examination
ink ”f Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting's, &c.,
c h I 13111111t.111 tiro 11111111 Fpechil orders.
:-'1".:C1 tl. :\ -- I scold s.ty to the public, that
nn -are notoub.rtured under my c,Oll supervision
nd h
te tear /1,1 111.1 k Illen. Nly stock Is the moat
1,1 v 1,1% l• 1 hive ever had, and tiny friends and the
public are inrll..l t rail and examine for thous, Ives.
44, - Remember the old stand, North Hanover St.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON.
Ca 'lisle. .Iprll ISS-1,
PUBLIJ SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On Saturday, May 28th, 1864.
In puirsuanee of an order of the Orphans'
n.urt, N üb.r ri will offer nt public vnlo, on the
premises, Oita n•tl In Mifflin twp , Comb. en., two runes
north al Ne‘‘Nille near the Stato rend lending to Dub
lin the fol owing .1-aeribod heal Estate, viz:
TWO FIRST RATE FARMS.
No 1 ellpltallis 119 Acres of First quality of Slate
Lad. of which about 5 acrea are in good timber. The
Improvements are a two and a half ,tor)
BRICK HOUSE,
irp 7 With Kitchen and Waah bonze,
A LOU BARN.
will all the m-misery Outbuildinge•
The land IN m u high slate of cultivatirn, having been
recently theel•nAly limed. There is fine running
water on Ibis !arm.
No '2 odjolns No. 1, and IP n first rato Slate Farm,
cool alnloq 131 .1 tree, of which ahout 10 aerea are Wood
ln, dof good (panty. The improvements are a tw
story
, LOG HOUSE AND LOG BARN.
This Nem Is also In a good state of cultivation, having
hod a complete coat of lime. There In running water
in abundance 00 this farm.
Also, at the some time and place, a Ten Acre Lot of
'ILIIBBU LA ND.
This lot lies near the Conodo...ulnet creek and adjoins
farm No. 2. It V. ill he sold either separately or with
the farm no purchases may desire
Also. two tracts of MOUNTAIN LAND. one of which
is in MIIIIOI township, and contains 30 acres of line
Chestnut timber, and the °Our In Frankford township,
contain, 31 acres. Pie eons wielding to view any of the
above property can do so by calling on the subscriber,
at his rosiderce in Miffiln township, adjoining Farm
No. I.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock li., on said day, when
attendance will be given and terms make known by
SAMUEL BOWMAN, Jr.
Administrator of Jacob Bowman, deed.
April 8, 1804
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —'•
Letters of Administration on the estate of -Rich.
a aighead, deed , late of South Middleton township,
having been Issued by the,l•ogister of Cumberland Co.
to the subscribers residingln the same township, notice
is hereby given to all portions indebted to said estate
to melte immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them duly authonthated to
a UiIUST A U. CRAIGHEAD, Admex.
13 10 no
11 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
JOSEPH A. ;TUARr, Adm'r,
HI 22, 1864-60
ADMINISTR/TOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters of odatlnlstra,
tion on the estate of Susannah Musser, late of Frank.
ford, township, deektsed, have been gra!ntetl by the
Boaster to the subscriber residing in the same town.
ship. All poisons knowing themseivett indebted to
said estate Will make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them to
MATTIIIAS KEMERER, Adm'r.
April 22, 16G4-6t
14 7 00
14 710
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.---
Notice I. hereby given that Letters of Admin.
stra lon on the estate of John Kauffman, late of
South Middleton township. doe'd., have this day been
granted to the undersigned. who reside In said town
ship.,_ All parsons having themselves indebted to said
estate, are therefore requested to make payment, and
those holding claims against ft. will present them for
settlement to
April 1, 1864-61
EAST PENNSBORO'
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HEN lIV S. It. !TIER.
Treasurer of Cumberland Co
M MINI' A KAUFFMAN,
JACOB B. KAUFFMAN,
dmialistratont
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