119—We would Inform the Ladies of
Carlisle and the surrounding Country that
Mrs. S. A, Hutton, has just returned from the
Eastern cities, and,is now_prepared to fureish
-an unusually Large and Beautiful assortment
of summer bonnets, Childrens Hats and Mil
linery:of the Latest Style. Ladies , do not
faille give her a call, as Ave are satisfied
that. ap examination will satisfy you that the
largest and most, splendid assortment of Mil•
priory articles can be obtained at her Estab
iishesent, Store In North Hanover Street Car
lisle sign of the Big Bonnet. gt
DEATH OF CAPT. I. S. WATERBUD.Y.
—The Haiiisburg Telegraph, in speaking of
the death of-Capt. I. B. WatorburYl.whO was
formerly a citizen of Carlisle, Says: ,
”When war was declared ogainst Mexico,
pet was one of the first to join the ranks of the
Cameron Guards, in which company he held
a lieutenant's commission. He was engaged
in all the conflicts, from the taking of Vera
Cruz to the entrance of the army into the
Grand Plaza of the city of Mexico, and never
received a wound of aay kind, and oven es
coped the diseases incident to ; the country and
camp life, which have sent to' tkeiiloaihomes
all but a few 'survivors of that memora b le war.
• When the presentrebellion broken out—the
very day the flag of gort Sumter was fired
upon Captain Waterbury was in the street .
Tecruktinc and tneti. Ire served as
lAdjUtaii t t of 'the Second regiment of three
months' men, and we are credibly
,informed
that•during a greater portion of the time the
regiment was in the field he performbd the •
_duties of all the field officers.
As soon as his regiment-returned, he com
menced recruiting a company, and succeeded
in getting the full complement of .Men in .a
very, short-time, and was attached to the Rif
ty-fifth regiment, Colonel Richard ',White.—
For upwards of two yea4s endured ..the
burning sands of the Southern sea share, and
escaped the ,ills Pihdixced by the milarious
swamps rof South Carolina, only to be stricken
_down by,the rays of a sun less vertical, and
die while — the loud buzzes of yietory were ring
ing iti his ears: • 14t;Aid not fall as the hero
wiehes to fall—with his face to the foe—but
he died in the service of his country, beneath
the waving of itaimaner bortie on to certain
victory ; and, with these surroundinks, is .it
not probable this he passed away:
,
"Like 'a glorious roll of drums,
An'the spirit of a dream."
• For-the-Harald
CAIILISLEi MA 21, 1864
The following statement exhibits the con
tents of ..Box No. 2. sent by the Carlisle Sol
diers Aid Society, to the Women's Penna.,
e l3ranch of the U. S. Sanitary Commission
No. 1307 Chestnut street Philadelphia, viz.
16 Mantel Shirts, 19 Pairs of Drawers, 28
Pairs of , Woolen Stockings, 17 Pairs of . 0 lip
-7)&0, 8 Woolen Caps ; .13 Pads, I doz. House
-wives, Box of Lint, Box of Bandages ord-Muti
lin and Linen.
z _`Donations_ of_,_any n. ltind will he -thnnkfOly- ..
rieeived And ipplopctifed".tcitriiiiinii of !
.trieliand'imunded Soldiers.
The cries of many for relief are heared in !
the various Hospitals and Battle fields, and
ye trust that- tlie. help and Sympathy_ of a
,t
~enerous and benevolent public will respond
to- their call. - M. E. EI3Y.
_ _ _ Stewardess...._.
For tho Herald
A Scene in my College days.
FOB •THE BOYS AT DIOILLNSON:---
.-- - It-was a-lovely-morning-the -sun_arose..in
splendor, flooding the,earth with a stream of.
mellow light ; myriads of birds made : the cam"...
pus of old Dickinson king with their ; melody
, 'but within thoSe walls was sorrow, for a kin,
aboon companion, was" about to
take his departure to mingle in the busy
scenes of active life. To go exit kitten' the broad
stage of the world's drama, there to act his
fart.. for good or evil. His college days were
, fled, and with a sad heart -he aroSasin that
beautiful
But time and tide wait for no man and the
hour draws nigh when he must bid farewell
to Dickinson and all its joys to,Carlisle and
all its cherished memories- His companions
gather around him, the brave, true•hearted
—each is there, and as they grasp his hand,
tears Start to his eyes iu sorrow. And when
the train drew near, thundering over the rail,
waking the naoantain echoes Antra' their quiet
; sleep, with a shout they rushed towards him,
and bore him aloft in triumph, upon their
'shoulders to the cars, so aoonjo,otirry him a.
way from the loved scenes of his ythith. But,
the shrill whistle Wei:o6lore of the departure
'a the iron horse; one last grasp of Friend
7/9111p, one latit - ltielcan - d - he is - far-away-frOm
,Bickinson. • '
• 'What memories crowd u.pon his soul ! A
tthousand tender reecillet;tions of -boy hood's
careless, joyous hours ! He remembers the
time when the sound of Doctor's ominous voice.
'Struck terror to his heart, whets he doffed his
hat to Freshmen green, and trembled, when
- Senior passed. He thinks of the time when
_ he has joined the merry dance, or the festive
sconce of mirth, where Bacchus rujed and the
,jovial .bowl oft passed around, ob to a moon
light converse sweet, held with some fair maid;
•vitthom he cherished with youth's ardent love.
All these are gone—gone ; and with sadness
~he gives farewell to Dickinson;lbus;„
Xarewell, farewell my College home, .
'ln other halls I soon shall roam,
• And, perhaps, I never more may come -
To Dickinson.
Farewell, I leave thee with regret;
The Happy' hours I'll ne'er forget, - -
*When youth, and joy, and pleasure met
At Dickinson.
Farowell cornpanions t 'aiiisen fe*T"
A. piece, fresh as the morning's dew,
In memory,. I'll have for you.
' And - Pickle:son.
FAX
Wannmaker & Brown,
OAKIIAI4I., '
FINE READY-MADE
CLOTHIPTG4
Corner of 6th & Market Streets,
Philadelphia
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT r OR -
Custom. Work,
Siiuth . 6th Street.
GooA styletiand reasonable prices.
DR. ToolAs,
v E,T I`A IN I DI EIT T
• -
ORE TESTIMONY I THIS IS TO
CERTIFY that for the last five years I have used
n my family Or. Tobias' celebrated Venetian Liniment,
and in every imitatice Mace feu-cnt filly
_equal to his
recomendations , bays found It to give ahnotit in
etantarimitis relleflh cases of tootilachei ordflp, bilious
colic, sore throat, pain in 'the - Chest , and back? - and
,rheumatieo, -- and I cheerfully racomme4ul'ite trial to
every ono &Meted witVany of the ateVe"named die.
eases. -•- • JAMES 11. WARNERt,
LianTrozo, Coax., Oct. 16th, 1861.
— Soler -druigistro —Office —sli Cortland St New
York.
, .
gtati/L's
0-- ,
• 'Of typhord favor, In Washington city; on'the .20th
.instant,.EHAlA 0. 8.; wife of Capt. lIOItATIO C. KING,
U.S. V., anti daughter of RUSSEILI, STEBBINS, - Esq.,
af.Now York city.
In New York .City, on ,tho • 17th Instant, of Croup
ANNA DAILY, only /laughter of Dr,,Dasld T. andldary.
H. Fetter, aged 0 months and '1 7 days, •
. 11 CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Carlisle May 36,`1864..
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7-00
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1 65
130
.1 25
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WRITE WIIEAT
RED' do
RYE' • • •
NEW CORN '
OA
-BARLEY
Eir•-lIALT.I 10
• EARLEY 8PRINO••••• ... . .. 1 00
•.-CIAVERSEED • . 02b
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••• • _ . • .
VOR RENT. • •
.A desirable residence in flanoter Street, Carlisle
near the Second rresbytotian Church. Apply to •Whi
H.
Zday 27,1864—tf
Public Sale of Valuable Town
• Lots and'Houses.
. , .
1i HE undersigned will sell at publie
sale, at the Court Rouse, in the Borough of Car
le, on.SATURDAY, the 4th of JUNE next, PI V B
LOTS of Oround, situate on tho east side of West
Street, in Carlisle; between Church Alley and Pomfret
Street, adjoining the Emory Methodist Church.' Vim
Lots are each SO loot in trent on West Street by 120
Bustin depth to au alloy 10 feet in width, the use of
which is it/ common to all the lots . - - •
Mao, tit the same time mid place, Tlueo
Two Story .
grr, . ' BItICI HOUSES,
II 3 '• and Lote of Ground, abotit 17 feet In front
and 240 feet In depth to an alley, situated
..... aide of booth "St. eat, west of Met street.
These !Luaus have two story llackbuildings and liy.
drool water In each yard. Terms will be made known
on the day or sale. Solo to commence at 10 o'clochp. m.
JOll/1 N. AItMSTROko.I.,.
May 27, , '04-2t . .
'FAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
i'nt a meeting of the Cumberland county Agricultur•
al Society, held on the Bth of March, /864 3 the .follow..
log row:dation was adopted
ltesolveth That It is expbdiont that the Agricultural
Society of Cumberland county ha,yo a Fall meeting, tl•
be hold on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 12th,
13th and 14th of October, 1804, to which all our citizens
and citizens of adjoining counties are invited to attend
and make some contribution-to the exhibition, and
that iheorgeW, Sheaffer, Ur. W. W. ;Dale and.-F. Watts,
Esq., boa Committee to make all necessary err:loge
manta preparatory. to the meeting.
Resolved, That this rasolutton .be published In the
different papers :of the county.
May 27, 1.864-3 t
DANCING. .
Ili OF. GEORGE L. SPIES will open •
_k his Academy of Banding at ItILIEENI'S 11M:1, on
- Voe 'dotard, for the °reception of pupils. Ills
:Course of Instruction is thoroughly systematic, and
embrares all the new and fashionable Dances.
Day's of tuition, for Young Ladies, Misses, Ladies
and Masters, Mondays,• Wednesdays and daturdays;
from four to six o'clock. For Gentlemen from eight to
ten o'clock.. .
. .
Prgf. B. can be aeon at his rooms at the above hours,
or at the Idansion House, at all tinies when not pro.
fessionally engaged.
'ferias per uuurse of 24 Lessons, $lO.
Students that expect to leave town before the en!.
.ration of the Course will be char. el for the number of
lessons received. Scholars are requested td' proildo
themsevles with Slippers. • •
5,000 YARDS
Good Dark Calico Just Received
GREE.NFIELD B.&AFER' S,
East gain Street, South Side.
21d Door, 2d Door,'Zd Door.
tood4oark-Rrlate
Better,
-Extra, 22
^Super Extra,.do., 25
'Bleached bluslins at 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 cents.
Unbleached, from 20 to 40 cents.
Summer Pants stuffs, at last year's prices, having
purchased our stock of Summer Pants stuffs last. Fall
we can and w ill sell them frqm 10 to 15 mints a yard
cheaper than any house irr.town. Remember the place.
EIREEN FIELD St SIIEA FElt,
Opposite ❑. S. Ritter's. '
EXCITIN,V - 1:
JUST opened at flio — N eti and Cheap
Storo of Leldich and Miller, 4Other large Supply
of Spring and Summer Goods of all the. Newest and,
1 mast - rdasitable kinds=atfd - quallMed — Stiltablorfor-the
Seasons, consisting of - every variety and description of
'Ladies Aress.goods Silks, Alantillas, Summer Shawls,
Embroideries, Hooped 'Skirts, .of -Newest invention,
(Double Duplex Illiptie Spring) Summer Belmar:4s,
Sun Umbrellas, Parasols Corsetts, Niit r ions of every de.
ecription Black Clciths and. Cassitners, Fancy Cassi
mores. Vestings,Cottonadeli, Muer.,• Drillings,
Calicoes Giughams, Muslim! Checks, Nankeens,
Carpets, Oil cloths, Window Shades. Bugs, Looking
- glasses,nnd an endless;variety ,fooc.ds too-nunierous
to mention. •' •-•
—Feeling-very-thankful-to:the community_for_thelr
kind and liberal patronage so farestended tothe (New
Firan,) we earnestly Solicit a continuance of the Sante,
as - we feel assured that we are fully prepared 'to offer to
the .public the meet complete _and desirable Stock of
Goods that can belonnd in,..tice - Cnuntry. Please -: re..-
member the Store Jo al the corner
,
- of e
(directly) opposite Irvine's ShoeS tore.
LEIUICII &
Osrllele,.Ttiay 20, 1.804,
PHOTOGRAPHIC:
ATR,S. , II. A. SMITH, (formerly Mrs.
lleyhofds), crouldlufarm-the Public-that-oho has
purchased the
•
• PHOTOGRAPIIIC GALLERY
lately — owned - bridr: - Charles — k. -- Sayloriln-Inhoff's
building, South West Corner of Market Square, where
may be had all the different styles of
PHOTOGRAPHS. with
ii.IOROTYPES,
FERROTYPES, grid " •
DAOUERAOTYPES
To the former Patrons of the Gallery, the announce.
ment that she has retained the serviv3s of Mr. 1,0011.
MAtlT" . ‹lftro.iiitylor's principal Artist during the last
year), will be sufficient to secure a continuance of their
patronage;
.while au abundance of light,
PLEASANT ROOMS,
very pleasantly tetuated; with her own former expo.
Hence and 'incases in picture taking, and a desire to
please, she trusts willattract her own friends„ as well
as-many others who have not-- heretofore -found their
way thither. - - By• sending, or leaving, their- orders,:per•
.501/B Will be furniehed with copies of negatives taboo
by Mr. Saylor, at reducedprices.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather.
May 20, 1864-3 m
Flour and Feed Store.
r IIE subscriber wishes to announce to
the people of Carlisle and i vlclnity, that' ho has
opened a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
on the 64uth Exist Cornier of Main and West Streets, in
the Warebousenwned and fornierty ocenpledhy clacob
Itheem. The b st brands of FAMILY FLOUR, kept
constantly on hand and delivered to any part of the
town. Having perfected arrangements with some -of
the flr'st mills in the neighborhood, . I can assure my
custornertnthat they will be furnished with an article
of Flour Wh4ch.3.can vouch f0r...1 will keep constantly
on harnitHED OP" ALI, KINDS, such as
Corn,.oats Bran, Shorts, 5 Potatoes &9
, . •
The highest cash prices paid 1 ,, r Grain of all kinibi
And Itintti. Don't forget the old established stand.
Carlisle, May 20,1804.
Forwarding and Commission HOLM,
•
Elmira AND PEED,
COAL- PLASTER AND SALT.
3
THE subscriber -having purchased the
Cara, fixtures, &c., belongink to the firm of Hen
derson t Reed, respectfully Informs the public that he
will continue the htsitiesa at 'the old Warehouse, on
the corner of West High and College Streets, opposite
the College. H 6 is, fully prepared to do a general For
warding and Commission business.
The highest market' price will be paid for FLOUR,
ORAINwad PRODUCE of all kinds
PLASTER and SALT kept constantly on hand.
Coal of all kinds, &Making •
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER;.
' • SUNBURY IVHITE ASH,
'LOCUST OAP, _
LIKEBURNPVB and BLACKSMITH'S
Coal, constantly kefik , for sale, under cover, and dolly.:
ered to any part of the town. • ' -
A liberal share oPpublie patronage is respectfully
solicited: • JACOB SERER,
Slime/nor to Henderion & Reed.
Carlisle, May 20,1804.
Veterinary Stager' y.
TO iAnSIERB AND nom*: DEALERS
JOHN SHIFFERT, the eelebra
ted Veterinary Burgeon,. of Chairiberaburg. Pa.,
Allure he has been practicing successfully for tbo last
sixteen years , respectfully informs the citizens of Car
lisle and vicinity, that be has" permanently located in
this rdage, for the purpose of eperating upon ,LILBEA BED
'HORSES, and 'pledges himself to ,cure. racist diseases
that ithkrboblo ordinal In titenj fi ot to. ILecures Weak
and lit:lamed Eyes, if the nerve is not affected; he con
demns cutting Hooks out, of theklawd of the Eye; it is
- gentrally - dolib - by . men — who - d0 ot LnUdrstan tile`
anatomy or diseases, or,niedlcal tr atment of the , horse,
or they-would never do it. He understandslhorough
ly the treatment and dure of...lione and Bog Spavin ;
-Ring. Bone Curbs can be relieved from their lameness
without blemishing the horse; Callouses, Poll Evil, Fla
bales, Sprains, and all internal as well as external dia.
eases, are also successfully treated. Old horses, unable
to grind their food, Can have their teeth operated upon
so that they win eat equal to colts. All Mares that
cannot foal can be greatly assisted by him.
NICKING and DOCKING, all Hernia or Ruptured
Horses can be ca-trated by him; Surgical Operations
scientifically performed by blot. Farmers who cannot
leave their horses can got medicine and fib - actions' for
using it. He charges nothing for examining a horse,
therefore, bring on your cripples. Also the most un
manageable, kicking, balking or runaway horses and
colts, broke to harness. •
' - iDr. BLUFFEST has during the last year boon prin
cipal Veterinary Burgeon in several corrals of the army
where he hae had from 2000 to 8000 diseased and crip
pled horses ender his charger,? Ile wishes tt understood
that within the last sixteen' years many horses have
come under nis notice that have been injured by mall
treatment from the hands of men that have no know
ledge 01 either anatomy or diseases, or medical treat,
went of the Horse: - A - grerit* many of - those horseirho
has cured alter they have been drugged, by such mon.
Carlisle, May 20, 1804-11 n.
INSI
Palm, Leghorn, Biald,india Panama; and
~- Straw- , Cblhlrens fancy &c.
Also a full assortment of !dens, Boys and childrous
caps of ovory description and'stylo,
!rho subscriber invites all to come and examine-his
stock. Doing a practical hatter,lui fools, cordidenVof
giving satisfaction.-- Thankful, for. the liberal-patronage herstelbre bestowed be solicits a continuanco of
the came. Dont rget Ithe stand, two doors above
Shriner's Hotel and next to Corman's shoe store.
D, .8. CROFT, Bect,'Y
91liESR Bonus are resued under the
Act of Congress of March Bth, 1804, which provides
that all braids issued under this net shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by nr under ,iiirstate or municipal
authority: Subuiriptions to these .11 tide Me received
in United States notes or notes of National Banks.—
They-arc to be REDEFMED IN COIN, -at the pleamire
of the Uovermnent, at any period mit less than ten nor
more than fort:,,,years from their date, and until their
redemPtion Mite Per Cent interest will , be paid in Coin,
on bonds of not over one liund•riel (rollers annually and
on all other bonds send-annually. The interest is pay
able on the days of March and Septeniber in well
year.
Subscribers will re'ceive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as. they may prefer. Registered bonds are re—
corded on the books of thell. 8. Treisurer, and can be
transferred only on the owner's order . o,upon Bonds
are' payable to bearer, and are Moro Convenient for
commercial uses.)
Subscribers to thin loan will have tho option of hav
ing their bonds draw interest froin March Ist, by pay
ing the accrued interest in coin --(or in United States
notes, or the notes of Notional Ranks, adding fifty per
cent for promluirt„): - or receive - themdrawing lamest
from the date of subscription and deposit. As these
bonds are EXEMPT FROSI MUNICIPAL OR STATE
TAXATION, their value is Increased from one to three
per cent. per annum, according to the rata of tax levies
':Auouir.l9_ll4,RaltS.X3l.4t 3 39 -. • - •
At the present rate of premiurrioriglii, Hlc ay
OVER EIGHT per cent interestiu currency, and are of
equal convenience as a permanent or temporary in- ,
vestment.
It is believed thatno securities offersogreatinduce
ments to lenders as the various descriptions of U. S.
bonds. In all other forms of indebtedness, the fah
or ability of -private parties or stock companies or aepa
rate communities only . is pledged forpayment, while
for the debts of the United Staten the wbOle property
of the country is hoiden to recuro thepaymen t. of both
principal and Interest, in coin. • • .
These bonds may be subscribed for in sums frotn.sso
up to any magnitmlo, on the same terms; and are thus
made equally available to-the. sinallest_lendethnd_the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into mosey
,at any element, and the holder will have the benefit of
the intettet.
'ltimfirrertistlttl - to - state-imtbis-conneetiew-that-th:
total Funded Debt of the United States on which inte
rest Is payable in gald,..onthe Id day of March, _1864,
was $765,965,000. The interest on thhi debt fer..the
oluitig fiscal year Will he $45,237,126, while the Cue-.
toms revenue ingold for' the current fitietti year,endinA•
June 30th; 1864, has been sr far at, the rate of over.
$100,000,000 per annum.
It will tec seen that even thepresent gold revenues
of-tlin-fhWernthent eiXEcas of .the wants :
el the Treasurer forthe-payment nfgold_lnterest-while _
the recent
,increase of the tariff will doubtless raise the
-Mutual . rrovipts_from_custrene_on the-same-amount of
impertaticns, to $ . 150,606,000 per annum.
-• Instructions to the National hanks acting as loan .
agents worn not Issued from the U. S. Tresiury.,.until
March 26, but in the first three of April the subserip: 2 '
- thlrLavc.r4ged mom
will received bilite
.
First Natiogal Tank of Carlisle, •
•.. -
and by ail National Bauka which : RIV lifil.loBltdriCS of
Public money. -and- all- rospoctablo- Banks and liankern.
-throughout. the .couutry; (acting as age,nts of_ tho,Nii-_
Mon& Depositary Bankn,) will furnish further Infor
mation-on application and afford ovary facility to sub
scribers. May. 0,18114.
GOOD NEWS. NEW—STOW
returned Irma- the city with an entire ndw and
Complete •toelt ofToisign and Domectic DRY GOODS,
wish to Inform the public that they aro prepared to
offer on very reasonable terms, a' very desirable stock
of Goods, on the south east cornet of the public square,
immediately opposite Irvine's Shoe §tot - e. Tho stock
comprises in part
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Plain illack Silks all qualities, Black Figured and Rep
Silks, Fancy Colored Plain and Figured Dress Silks, all
colors and qualities, Plain Plaid and Striped Spring
Poplins, .Plain Alpacca Lustres all colors, Plaid .and
Striped Poll* Cbeveras, Strload and Plain Mobairs,
Plain and••woot-belaines. all colors and.
qualities Mtaambiques, Muslin du Laines, ChMlies,
tlinghimis, Lawns, de., &c.
beautiful assortment of Colo'd Spring
, of different styles frail one of. the most feshlonable es•
otablishments in tho city. Spring Shawls, Hooped
I =- FikirtsFllalinoral-Skirts,-Iloidery-aurfOloves.of-evary_
desetiptfen, Dress Trimmings, Linen and Silk Hand ,
, kerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons, Ball'lload Corsets, 'c, &e.
of all kinds, such as Bleached and Unbleached Mus.
lins, Bleached and Unbleached Shootings, Pillowleases
Tickiugs, Checks, nod, White and Yellow
Flannels, .Nankeens, Blue Donnims ' _ Blue Drillings,
Striped Shirting, Cottort.llante Ara Kentucky Jeans,
all kinds of Linen find Cotton Table Diapers, Toweling,
Cambric and Paper Muslins, and an endless variety-of
other Domestics. A complete assortment of goods suit
able for Funeral purposes.
Illourning Goods, •
such as Bornbilines, Tandeo Cloths'Double and Single
width, all wool Muslin. de Dillies, Black Silk Warp
Challies Oriental Lustrea, Brocade,- Mobeirs,, Second
Mourning de Laines, •Challies- - Gingham, Lawns,
Black' Kuglish Crapes, Crape Veil s Low Veils, 'Crape
'
Collars Silk and -Kid Gloves, Square and Long Thibot
Shoveds, &c.,.80.. • •
.•
Black Clothes, - Blacl.i.,and Nancy CaSsimere,.Yeatinge,
Linen and Cotton Pants stuff, of all giades, can have
clothing made at short notice.
JEREMIAH. GiVIJIR
• CARPETS, pARPETS, •
all gradeil and 441 logjrotri the emotion hemp.tm to
tho best' quality - throe-ply, ;-Window Shades,- Looking.
Glasses and an endless .variety of other Goode, toa on
nierous to mention.
N.. 13. The above stock has been selected with a great
deal,of care and with a view of disposing of the same
on the most reasonablo'terrnst We hope that every
potion In want of goods will give us a mit hefore mak'•
Ing_their, spring purchases, and we feel assured ,that
we can offer inducurnentr_tonli that will 'givens a
call; anthwilhe_xtend a accommodations and convon•
lances thaVcan he offered by any othur badness house
in the county. , .
ak' Do not forgot theprope rploce on the dome)...
LEIDICII & MILLER
lifareli 30,1804.'.
IMPORTANT TO. EVERYBODY.
W" C. SAWYP,R, has just received
6 frornhe !gest Spring Importations an Im
mense stuck:of
.
FIRESS GOOD,
embracing thb newest' styles and fabrics Offered to the
trade. Black, Figured, and Plain Silks In largo supply,
Silk, Mohair, Wool, Lisle and Cotton Textures, Em
broidered and Plaid Tangerines Striped and Plaid Iler.
Daunts, Plain and Figured . Poll du nord,,, Sonogassz
Plaids, Andelosiari Stripes, othor styles: • ,
A full ; line of Pesson's -
MOURNING _GOODS,
Bombazines, Turin 'Cloths, Tamlse Wool de.
L.9lnes, Cballiea, Borothlas, Tamartlnos,blorels, Maid
and Plain IVlobair, Boreges, Lawns,. Crapes ; Collars,
:Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Glossa, Ao. •
Funoral.Ovads of all kinds constantly on hand. - •1
Special. carev,lven to all orderafor Panora! Goods..'
. . .
Call' And aXarrilOO our Wag' NA , -York styles of
SPRING MANTLRB, all the varieties and styles of
• .
_Spring Shawls, ---' ' . '• -
,
French. English and Atnerickn CL(TIIS Arad CABSI
liISEES,(a first class tiillo: makes up goods when do
sired) Cotton and Idinon
. routings. Coatings, &o. . .--
..-
CaR.P.ET . , - .C4OPE WS.
Frorn - the towell, Hartford 'Mid - Edterpriso Mills, all
grades, Oil Clothes, Matfinga, lugs. Shades, and every
thing in the Hope Furnishing lips. An enormous
stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
All the standard - Makos of Calicoes, -Brown and Bleach
ed Shootings, Shirtings, Tiekings, Stripes, tiottonadee,
a lull line of Notions, Hosiery and Gloves: All the
latest improvements in Hoop Skirts. I have - received
the agency of Bayou's celebrated Rid Gloves for this
place. Ladles will tind a comploto assortment.
The above Goods and many others not named, wall
a large stock of OLD CIOODS,3 offer to the trade at a
small adv,ance on cost of production. . -
Feeling grateful for past' patronage, I ask a continu
ance of the same. Remembor the old and well known
- stand,- Bast - Main - St;• ono - deorbolow Martin's
W. C. SAWYNR.•
Carlisle, April 8,.1861,
• • NOTICE. •
MOTICaIs hereby - given thae the Car-
Hole Pas &, Water Company on and after
the let, day of July next, charge Three Dollars and
BerentY•five cents ($3,75) per thousand feet for Gas,
and also a meter root of twenty-five cents per quarter
on each motor it, uso. • -
Also 'the present tariff of water rates, on and after the
theist, day of October next, will be increased twenty.
five per cent. • - GEO. *ELSE, superintendent.
May 18, 1864-3 t ' - • ,
CA 111 S LE 'DEPOSIT BANK.
A dividend of 5 _per cent for the last
lk - Xsix month. has this day been declannl, by this
Bank, free of State and National taxes, whieh
paid over to the Stockholders, or, their legal representa
tives upou demand being made for the same.
M. SERUM, Oasher.
Carlisle May 3,1864 " .
New Stock of Hals and Caps
AT KEL . LER'S OLD STAND,
North , Lianover Street.
A splendid assortment of all the new
..tiatyles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch, Soft & Straw
Hal s'now open (*city and - home manafacturrywhich- wil I
be sold at the lowest oath prices. Solt hats of all qual.
Mee from the finest Heaver and Nutria, to the cheap.
est wool, and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this
aids - Philadelphia. A large stock of
SUMMER HATS,
- JOIIN A. KELLNIt, Aire.
N. D. hats of all kinds made to order at short notiee
S.-10-40 BONDS.
NEW' STORE.
MIESTIC GOODS
KEAT§' ILRTD BOY'S WEAR,
VALUABLE TOWN PaarERTY
AT PUBLIC SAIII
On. Saturday, May 28th., 864.
•
THE. subscribers will offer t Pub l ic
Salo on the abovo day, at the Court Roma ia the
boroughof Carlisle, the following described valuable
town proverty, anointed in. West romftilt'atrect, ad.
Joining..kinory Methodist Church. • .
. 17 0 HREE TORY
BRICK HOU •S, •
•l• 1 ,; • • •WITU hrtICK BACK
The 111mm/dons are tWfinty•fivo foe
,
front by two hundred and forty feet ipidepth, each
a ten feet ahoy on tho West aide.
Those holism; are built in the most Modern style,
each of thorn containing eleven large and'woh ventila
ted rooms. Water and gas, and all the elpurtenancos
of first class town roslileaces. • • .
Sale to commence at 10; o'clock A. M., on cold day,
when attontion will be given and termeinade known
by.
ATAT THE PARIS MANTILLA. M -
PORILIM, No. 920 ChoStnnt St., Philadelphia.
OPEN—Paris.slado .•
- MANTILLAS -- Ai& oIiOATCS.
Also, SPitfNG and SUMNIEIt CiAltiriitOrsi , of out"
own Nanufactuie, of tho Latest Stylos and in great
variety.
•
J'.: W. PROCTOR & Co.,
The Paris Mantilla Emporium,
.
020' gIiESTNIPY Street.
PHILAbEtPHIA.
-
U. S ? TAXES.
NOTICE OP -.IO.I).UALS
• !:
S. Assessor's Office,
Fifteenth District of Pennsylvania, 1../
,• . York, May 1R,1864.
NTOTICE is hereby given ; that the
an
nual assessment List of the . Andstant Assessors
of Internal Revenue for Cumberland county, will re
main open for eXantinatien of all persons interested,
for the space of fifteen days from the date hereof, at
the office of Jacob Itheem, in Carlisle, Pa., between the
hours of 0 A. M., ;and 3 P. M., and Immediately after
the expiration of said fifteen days, :
On the let day ofiJune 1 willTeceive and determine
all Appeals relative t, erroneous-or, excessive veils.
dons or enumerations made and taken by veld Assist
ant Assessors.
All Apppals must bo made In 'writing, and must spe
cify the particular cause,.mattec,. or thing respecting
which a decision is .reqUested, and A - 4...5t ,ttato the
groundor prinelploof Inequality, or error complained
of.' .! • ' HORACE BONHAM,
May Assessor.
United States, 5 percent 10-40 Loan
AVO *are prepared to furnish tho 10'-40
V .Unltol States LouKt authorized hy!the act kif
Maroh 3d; 1864 either Registered or Coupon Bonds, as
parties may prefer In denominations of sbo, $lOO, S6OQ,
$l,OOO, $5,000, and $lO,OOO,
The interest on the sso, , and $lOO, Ronde Is payable
annually- and-a)1. other-denominations , , sarral-annually
in Coln. ',rho Ronde will bear date March Ist, 1864 and
are redeemable at the pleasure of the Clovernment af
ter 10' years.and. payable 418 ;imam from. date in coin
with interest :It 5 percent per annum.
; , . • M. IS NTDM..C.astlier•
IR
I FI 9u t I t 3 e . c e S i r K e d r T o
c 8 I „rM . n
the manufacturer, J.
. Bradley, Now' York, a complete assortment of the
celebrated Duplex Eliptlc. (or double) steel spring,
skirts one of the best inventions over known in the
make and style of skirts as they are made In all the
different slzei., the full size,,the Quaker,The Dead Qua
ker and•the ha Petit Quaker enthraclug . 30,1 J, 50, 60,
70, 80, 00, 100 springfr in, each skirt. .Please.'mtil.and
see the newest nod best'sklrts ever brow htbolero the
public at the new and °heap store en the . south cast
corner of the public square.' •
LEIDieII-4-InILLEII, '
VSTATE NOTICE:.
estatopLyditaL.'
heth Pipher, late of Monroe.townsidl7Clumberland co.,
l'a., have Non Issued by tho.lteginter of said county to
the subscriber re'ilding in the Lome township. All.
persontindebted to said estate will-make immediate
payment, and those,baving 'olelms will present them
for settlement to • : .701 IN Adm'r.
• Aprll"29, 1864- 7 -6 t .'
WINES AND LIQUOI(.S. ,
ffiN0:171:1 : 1. STREET, ' CARLISLE,
t E undersigned, successnr to George
WintorH, would respectfully inform his friends
and the publia.generally, that he Intends to maintain
the character of the above house as heretofore, and will
keepaaundaitly7ou
' BRANDIES, -
•
WIIISKEYS,
RUMS, -
' CORDIALS,
•. • &r.., &c.,
• .
which ha can sell us cheap as any ether establishment
in Callisle, If not cheaper, ,
.
ktrir-' County Le.utlimils, will flied this "the placate
WINES AND LI9UORS,
Tri . regard tc qua7itq igalmee.
llis stock 18 large and well selected; and he invites
a call before purchasing .elsewhere. .Romenier the
place, South Hanover street, directly opposite the •` Vol.
unteer "Printing Lacs, [Maoris old stand, (Carlisle.
April 21, 1864--tf. • 3.). lIAZELTON.
(WA R
• '
A a
LEWIS F.
Of the old firm, of ohn'PfLyne d- Son,
Vir AS just completed-opening his now
j__lL Spring stock 4.1-bird's are; Pilots, Oils, Glass,
-Varnishes, &c., to which heinvites the early ottention
01 the public generally. He lia&greatly enlarged his
stock in. Its 'various brawhes, and ran-now accomo
modate the public, with •
Reliable Goode •
In largo or small quantities at the:lowest Races. A
look Into his store will convinc4Abeta that he has
enough Goods to fully supply the lid/laud Ilf-thla mar
ket. Persons wanting (bode in our Hoe will Arid it to
their advantage to give us a call before making their
purchases. All orders personally and punctually at.
tended to, and no misroprosontatiobs made to effect
sales, LEWIS F. -LYNE, •
Carlisle, May 20, 1554. ' North Hanover St.
CtIARTER 1829; tEttvF4u
FRANKLIN`
FIRE INSURANCE COMIP,Y.
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS
ON JANUARY 1, 1864,
82,457,_849 95.
CAPITAL,
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
IN .PREMIUMS,
Unsettled Claims;
$8,416.
LOSS PAID SINOP, 1020,
$5,000,090.
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY ppuciEs ON
LIBEILA L TE113.18
. DIRECTORS:
CHARLES N. RANCHER ISAAC LEA, •
TOBIAS WAGNER, EDWARD C. DALE,
SAMUEL fIItANT, GEO. PALES, - • '
JACOB It. SMITH, A LFREWPITLER,
GEO. W. RICHARDS, ETAS. W. LEWIS, M. D.
CHARLES N. RANCHER, Preen.
EDWARD C. DALE, vice Presq.
JAB. W. MoALLISTER, See. Pro. Tom. .
A. L. /ROESLER,' Agt., Carlisle Pa.
1804-oino.
Maim 18,
DISSOLUTION.
THE . partnership heretofore existing
between Charles L. Halbert and Crawford Flom.
Big, has boon dissolved by mutual cointent. The books
and accounts aro in the hands of:Blr: Halbert. who
earnestly requests all parties having accoupts with the
late firm to call and settle them. Witham lialbort.in
haVing entered into partnership with his brother,
Charlo L. Halbert, the business will herimforth be
conducted under the style of Halbert d Brother.
The new firm would respectfully call attention' to
their 'stock of
!I:e* and Freak Groceries.
Their stock is laYgo and selected with the greatest care.
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con,
sists in part of flue old Government Java COFFEE,
Prime Itie-do.,.Priare.lll6„ . Boasted- -_
SYIrUPS.—New York, Itqaton, and Philadelphia Sy...
,rups, of the very bust qualities,
BROWN SLIGARS.-The beet the market affords...-
Lover/ilk's - bast Oru - shed, &Cud, and Pulverized Sugars
Also; his. A. B. and C. Sugars, whieh „cannot be sur
, Rico, Corn Starch, Periina, Pando4EoCottee, Eseence
of Coffee, Concentratedliyir, Seep, 'Candles; &n.
•V 4 CHINA, GLASS, 'AND x. 4
QUEENAWARE.
A Mega and well seleeted stock of the very ' latest Pat
terns and 'stylem, lower than 'over in price, bettor
in quality, than was aver offered before in Carlisle.—
Call and' see. Wooden and. Willow Ware, such as Tubs
Buckets, and Churns, Baskols of every , description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream I'OE4-But
ter Jars, Preserve Jare..itigs, all sites.
Ali—No.l, 2 and 3 biaoleeral.
MESS SI,IAD No.l Herring.
Margo nantity of the celebrated Excelsior lIAMS.•
SALT by t o Sack; Dairy and G. A, Salt.
The snbscribers respectfully ask the pernttagit of
their friends and the public generally, rind Invite thorn
to- cal' . and bxnmSno new sten*, at tho old-stand,
corner of Hanover and Loather Streets.
• ' HALBERT, fc BROTHER
April 2y 1.884 , ... - • • . ' ,
- —Buggy- fora, sale. •
A FIRST RATE Buggy, newly done up, for sale. Xnquiro of W. 0. Sawyer, one door
below Martin's [foto]. .
. .
I have just recolved a large addition of- now and
seasonable Goods. Also, a splendid lino of fillk Man.
tles, Coals and Basques, from New York. Bradley's
Duplex Eliptical Skirts, all kinds rand colors; New
Spring Cloths and Casslmeres, Carpets, 011 Cloths, Mat
tinge, &c. Addltlons.of new goods constantly received.
May. ~.:1 • •W. C. BASMIR:.•
•
frN the Court' of Common Hens of Cum
borland County. In the matter of the petition of
gorge W. Criswell, Asslgneo of George lilatchett, to be
discharged from his trust. Now to wit: 23d April,
1864 , rule, to show cause at the next argunient Court,
Angustlath, 1864, why petitioner should not be .die.
charged., By the Court.
BAM'L. SHIRT:MAN, Protley.
. .
MaY,:l3,4§-6,1=.-at
CAUTION.
•
•
' HAGERSTOWN BANK,
May 10, 1864. S
-of-
public are cautioned against the
n ,
negotiatio of the following seven per cent: bonds
-of- he - Franklin nalllioad Company, - which , have been
lost or mislaid. to wit: r ty-o !gilt bonde of the de
nemtnatlOn of $6OO. with coupoda attaehed, 'having
the following numbers: •
3,4, 8, 9. 12, 13, 94, 48, 59, 03, 04, 72, 75. 76, 80, 103
105, 106,107, 108, 109, 111, 103, 165, 106, 167, 174, 176,
170, 177,. 178, 186, 260, 252, 255,2263, 259, 20, 272, 273,
278, 281, 280 288, 289, 294, 297, 300 - ,
Also, one hundred and - thlrty•nlim bonds of the do
nomination of $lOO, with coupons,attoehad, and which
have the following numbers •
335. 310, 320, 322, 325,326;327, 828, 339, 340, 341,342,
343, 344, 373, 374, 375, 870, 377, 378, 379, 426, 427, 445,
470, 478. 480, 481;500, 501, 502, 61)3, 604, 539, 540, 545,
546, 647, 654 652, 658, 564, 566,568, 569, - 570, 671, 572,
573; 575, 570; 681, 582. 586, - 689, 591 -
, - 592, 594,002, 003,
606, 607, 608, 609, 810, 613, OA 611, 818, 610, 622, 024,
625, 629, 532, 634, 6351 630,652; 658,.663, 086; 4366, 667,
668, 609, 673, 074, 67,5, 676, 677, OM 679, 680, 681, 688,
689, 691, 692, 693, 695, 701, 702, 705, 701, 711, 712713,
714, 715, 716, 722. 723, 724, 750, 7.53. 794, 755, 738; 759,
760, 762, 767, 773, 779, 780, 781, 783, 780, 7e7, 702, 793,
784, 705, 796, 71,7, 708, 709.
WILLIAM M. NIARBIIAIib, Cashier.
Nay 13, 1804 -•-35-
Cloths, Cassinteres and Vestinks.
THAVE and now offer
j_for aalo, at tha North East Corner of flarrover and
Pomfret Streote, a vory choice and dealralAe lot of
CLOTHS; CASSIMERES'& VESTINGS,
Such toi 'French and German Broad Cloths French and
American , Cassimerer, together with a full assortment
of Vesting, all of which will be sold at a very sum
advance. Call and seelhem
Carllele, Bitty i3,16:C4-4t
WEAVER & itmciiirm.
tTHE .
subscribers - -would—respectfully
announce ,to the public,- that .havlng purchased
Carlisle Forge, formerly owned by Mr. J. Goodyear,
we have commenced' the manufacture and will keep
aclnateXltlY ,, Ml , hand , alLakea4oll.l_beetatialitiAlt
BAR MOAT.
We will give proihp't attention' to all brdere whether
from a dietetic° or at home. •
The'highest Cash prices paid for old , wrought Ired
SCRAM delivered at the Forge at the read bridge,
to Carlisle. • WhiAVEit & BRICKER.
.Carlisle, Alay.l3, 1.864—1 y
THE ‘‘ CARLISLE PALA C E OF ART,"
i
s-now-oi!en--torl-the'lltoopuniughition-of
tho .public for the, purpose of making, PII CI T -
H
iAMS and-AMBRQTYPES, which will be done in a
_Jars enPecierzmanner = hy4da,pecid jacty„ s arra_p go sky ;
lights, &c., by which means and the chemical Influence
ho ,will take pictures in cloudy weather , equal to clear.
I.ls charges are moderate and he solicts the public.pa
, tronage. Durnicates of Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes
and Photographs, of decease I persons, made of increa
seder decreased 'proportions. , _ ,
. . .
„vmEntrance on Ilanover St. in ZUO'S Building,c ,
posit.) the 11farket House:
--Carlisle, April 20, 18e4
•
A.T Cheip - Ciitili - Storejor liis
unrivalled stock of Cheap Goode.. Just returned
from the city again with a large stock of magnificent
:17
•
'all thenow styles. Silk and Cloth Di kisTLES, Black
elmn - , - clty - prices,—hllogant_plain'and tiguisd
• .
•
. .
• 1310111ENINQ - GOODS;
Bombazines, Wool de talnes, Bareges, Crape liforett,
3lnsaeoldipe, nymalaya, Mack-and White Barege and
CMpe - Noretrfor - dhawle, Tureec Cloth, - Mouroing Sat.
teen, Crape Collars, ae.
I__Ladtee..olPtha..f9r CLOTEES rnd
OASSI.SI.ERES: ?dueling, Calieoes, - Gingliiitrs.ic - 7.".
Purchasers are requested to call and examine this
stock of Goods. Our motto is, "short profits and quick
sales" ;for the cash.
Now Goods recolvlng ahnost daily at the chop store
Wald Hain street, nearly °melte tho Depot.
May 13. . , C 001L1S1r,
A Joint Resolution proposing certain
Amendments to the Constitution
E it resolved by the Senate and louse
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
ey 'ramie In General Assembly met, That .the following
-1131
amendments be proposed to the Constitotion . ..;if the
Commonwealth, - in:aecordsmee ' wlth.the provlams,:ot
the tenth article thereon , ' . , .
They shall be an additional section to the third ar•
tide of the Constltution, to be designated as section
four, as follows:
-- " . Br.OTlONAziWtioneverany - of the qualified electors
of thieVoganonwealtb-shall be In anx aci l ual military •
service, under a requisition from the President of the
United Rates, or.by the authority of this Common.
wealth, such electors may Vprei6o the right of suffrage
in ttli.elections by :the cltisvhs, under such regulations
as are, or shall be, prespribed by law, as fully as if they
were present,at their usual place of election:"
SEOT/ON 2. There shall be two additional sections to
the eloventt, article of the Constitution, to ho
rutted as 'mellow; eight, and nine, as falt9Wo ; " :
SXCITION.43 ~.t,tp 6111 shall,beWsott bY the Loglide-'
ture r containing' more than one subject, which shall be
clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
bills." .
SECTION 9. No bill shall bo passed by the Legislature
granting any powers, or privileges, in any cas{r, where
the authority to grant such powers, or privileges, has
been, or may hereafter be,.eqnferred upon the courts
of this IZiotumenwo.lth." . RENItY 0. JOIINSON,' , , t i,
' ..Speaker of the Rouse of Representativey.
~r 1 ...JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Office of the Secretary of the Cornmonwectith,
llairlatourg•April.26, 1864.
•
PENNSYLVANIA, 9E :
- I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true
and correct copy of the original Joint Resolution. of
the Oeueral 4ssembly, entitled,“A'Jolnt Resolution
proposing cerlairvAn3endmenti of the Constitution,",
As the same remains on file In this °Mee.
*400,000
971.010
1,086;288
_ IN Tretzatortx-whereil, 1 havahorounto.set
A i; my hand and caused the Peel of the Secre
tary's ogre to be affixed, the day and VAT.
above written. , .41 SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commenwealth.
The Abele Reseltitio/e hepu agreed to by a
majority of the members oteech.flonee, at two success,
ice sessions of the General Asseettay of. lLde Coonnon•
wealth, the proposed amendments will ba salbraitted.to
the people, for their adoption or rejection, on the FIRST
TUESDAY Or ALMOST , in the year of our Lord one, thous.
and eight hundred and sixty-four, in accordance with
the provisions of the tenth article of the Constitution
an &the net , entitled tun Act pliticriblng the time and
manner of IMM:eating to the people, for thelrapprovai
and ratification or rejction, the proposed amendments
to the Constitution , ' approved the the twenty third
day ofApril, one tbriugand night hundred and attxty.
four. .• • • ELI SLIP'Elt,.'
_ Secretary of the Commonwealth.
April 2tl, 136 4.—ti.
Incomo for 1864
800,000.
10-40 LOAN
OE THE UNITED STATES
• -
Hier N ational Bank of Carlisle.
THIS Bank designgted'as ti depositary
and Financial agent of the United States hasbeeit
appointed
These Bonds are redeemable at tho pleasure of the
Government after ten years, .and payable flirty years
from date In coin, with hater/rat per cont. per ,a/1-
num in Cain, and aro.fres from all.tagatiOrl. _
Subscribers c ill receive °Rhin.r. Registered oiCotipou
Bonds, as they may prefer.
,Iteglsterad Bonds will be issued of the. donomlna
tione of $6O, $lOO, $lO O , $l,OOO, $5,030 and $lO,OOO and
Coupoullends of-lbc-donorninstlons Of-SPOO-$100,430-
and $l,OOO.
The interest of the $OO and $lOO Bondi payable.
annually, On all other.denouolnationeeareVannually—
Subscribers are, entitled - to interest front tho date of
'their deposits with the hank and Bonds will'he deliv
ered free of //barge. The. amount of subscription may
be dericsitod intl. S. notes or National Bank notes; it
is optional with 'subscribers to pay the accrued intermit;
from date of Bondi; (March let, 1804,) or to •receive
bonds drawing interest from the data of tho subscrlp='
Con and deposits. .If tho latter are preferred, the date
from which Interest will accrue if coupon bonds, will
be etamped upon the.flrat coupon falling due thereafter,
and if 'registered bonds,
"ouch datewill be written in
the body of the bond. .
.. J. 0.-lIOFF2R, Cashier. .
April 13,1864.
Tr STATE-NOTICE. . . '
4 •
■ Letters of Administration do bonis non °. T. A.
on the estate, of Mrs. Ellen °Duncan, late of the Bo
rough of Carlisle, deo'd., ins•e.been Wined by the Ito.
ulster of Camber/and' county, to the subscriber /lying
in Carlisle. All persons indebted to said estate will
make-immediatelpayment,-and Abode its . tilig dialimf
will present /or settlement. . •
A. t.'sPonsf,Elt,
, ,
April 2.211864-4 , ' tr, • Aden'.i.'de bottle non C: Tr N.
lIENRY MULLIN
CARLISLE FORGE.
NEW FIRM
By J. a; Lecher,
GREAT RUSH
1.1.:S1" OF DE•11•111RS
Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise. 4 Aliso, Brewers
Distillers. Lumbermen, Dor and Eating Houses, &c.,
within the County of Cumberland, as appraised and
classified by James A. Green, Mercantile Appraiser and
by him returned to the undersigned Treasurer el said
county, to wit ;
CARLISLE
David Koonoy groceries, 14
J. ii. Steel 14
0. P. Myers & Sun " •• 14
tlatu'l Dlonasmith " 14
Susan Wincimi " 14
M. Myers r. ~ , • 14
H. Finney `,'‘ 14 "
John Fuller , 14
Halbert & 8r0.,.
. . ' 13
J. D. Byer it .13
Wm. Bents 1 l ' 13
F. B. Hoffman " • 14
J.D..Muck 4 . . - 14
A.T.;remhdi 14
A. Idonasini,th ". 14
J..Sitos & Son tihoos, " 'ld
J.. 0, Bletning, shoos, 14
John Irvine shoes and hats, 14
F. O. Kramer jewelry •
,:: . . 14
Mrs. S. Elliott drugs; ', t
: 14
IL Linnaltuhr tobacco. & mare; 14
J. D, gorges stoves,.,
~ , 11
J. Loudonihoolb, 14
It. Shapley'jewolry," 14
J. A D. Rhoads produce, 14
IL, Rhoads furniture; 14
It. C. Woodward produce„ 11
Armstrong & Honor lum. & coal • 14
. . .
John Dostum, produce. . ~,
~ - 13
J. Senor & Co., Produce, ~ :' ' - 12
•S. 61. Hoover coal, , l4
A. B. Ewing furnitdiv; 14
It. Moore shoes,'
W. Cornmen paperi, stationary 14
Loidich & Miller,,dry goods, ll
Oreoutiold & Shealor dry goods 13
W. Si. Sawyer 11
C. Ogilby Trustee, ' - " :. 11
A. Bentz . /9
11. 4} $ ' . Ritter Merchant tailor,, . 14
Ho dr y Saxton hardware * t ' ,• lb
'11,T.. Jamison fancy goods, ' 14
Jacob Boaa bats,, • 14
' S. W. Haversack drugs 14
D. Sipolurnituro & wall paper, 14
Bra. K. S. Williams millinery, • 14
I. Livingston merchant tailor, . 13
L. F. Lyno.hardware, 1,. ', 12
A. Elliott atm*, ' 1,,.. 14
A. C. Huyett clothing, , 14
Mrs. M. Morris Stovuer,, 14
W. J. Cameron, Flour, &c. 14
Joseph Zolgler flour and food, ' 14
David Froduricks'markstthg, 14
'Chas. A Smith. /.1
Geo: Fiber baker; .
.s.lra. S. A. Hutton millionery, , , 14
blictuud & Emningerloather, 14
E. B. Leonard - clothing, 14
Wm. Askew marketing,
Wm. Wort . 14
Wm. Braugh " • , 1.4
11. Harkness . •' l4
Allison & Keouy " . • 14
•
John Conley " 14
Wonderlick& Roberts " 14
J. W. Smiley clothing & shoos 13
J. Templar baker, l4
J: A, Kellor hats, .
. 14
P. Arnol&clothing, . 13
.
D. K alston drugs,
Eliza Stahl milinery, .
David Sterett shoos, ~ '
.4.,,Soluzwhl-bakor,
Wm. Sellers "
-W. A Mlles furnishing etorc,
K. Ilantali merchant tailor,
Itheem & Spahr' cothectinnary,
A. 51 Piper biiCks & stationary,
Mrs. J. 0.-.Nall milllttoiy, - , ..
T. Coulyn jewelry,
Wm. Horn dealer,
OeO. Callio hats, -
Samhel Eustuinger robes, Le.,L.
A. A,Line, agt. stook dealoc
Lewis Robinson • - ~ .-
Geo. Handel, ill
Leaded Sanderson - -"
IL-W. & J.-W. Ahl.
Peter Faust produce
htEpIIANICSBUIta
Brindle dc Niosscauger d. g'ds, • 10 20 1)(T
Boyd & Eberly - ,hardware, - 11 10 00
Le(dig & blathec7s Wyss, . 14 7 00
Dirs. 0. Dryan zutilinevy, . l4 ~ 700
Ira Day drugs, • • . , 14 ' 700
()lark &Stotler drugs,''' . . • 14 7OO
J;11 1 1 Johnson groceries, . ' 14 700
C intbrt A Sou dry gouda;' •-_ , 12 •12 50
Uoy .t .
eryStock drugs, • - 14 . 7 00
Daniel Grabill morenaut tailor,. 14 7 00
Also. Bobb hat drrare; - • ' - '- '
' -.13 ' - 10-00-
It. Wilson & Sou stoves; . . , . 14. - .7 00
Chroohiter & Drugh,dry doods, - 12,, -12 50
John Iteigle • ' •
-L..IV: Abrams :clothing, . . '
~14 -, ' 7'oo
Jacob Swartale,velry, - . ' 14 - 7 00
o,lSeim boots and shoos, • 14,. 7 - 00
Dayld-Miller.produc,e, • , - 13 ~ 10 00
Sr, 11. Oswald, co .1, r, • 22 -10 00
- Leviltotglti -Shoes arid'hata, ' . 14 7 00..
Jacob Emminger groceries, . 13 10 00
ii.eefer b. - Groove's min. tailors, - 14— 7 00
- 3 : 11. - Keeney jewelry, • '• .
Brandt .1r 00..
produce, 9 25 00
.I.:d Oh liaoll & Sou prowaco, -, 9 25'00
Zablairlas -lc Soo--, _ '
.13----10-DJ
J. -- 51illesen lumber, - 34 7 00
•
J. J. Smith baker, 14 7 00
.
S. W. Worst furtattre,. 14 - 700
J. D. itaffensberger musk, 14 7 OU
- Geoge - llumtnel - coal - , - --. —l4 700
T. JI. Bryson produce, • . 10 20 00
S. 0. Bowman .& t ro. grocca les, ! 10 20 00
John RUM) furniture, • • ' 14 1 00
J. D. ltUllensbei'ger mark'tg ' 14 7 00
Geo. Kotler
Geo,. Stenous ' 14 - 7 00
Solomon EBroniater " 14 ' 7 uu
F. A. Marsha 11 -,', . l4 - 703
Dayld Devinney " ' 14 7 00
Wlll. King dealer, 14 ' 7 00
Samuel Eberly dealer, 14 ,I. 00
11.11. Eberly . " 14 700
Armstrong, Son groceries, 14 `7 00
M. O. Eberly dealer. 13 10 LO
JafabNehley, Stock dealer, '‘'' ' 14 7 1.10
SIIIPPENSIII.I4O.
'0 14 7 00
14 7 00
14 ' 700
12 12 BD
14--- 7 - 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 . 700
14 7 . 00
13' 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
12 12 50
14 7co
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 .7 00
13' 10 00
14 7 00
14 ' 700
14 7 00
14 7.00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 10 00
14 7 00
c* 7 00
2 2 '! o 7
2
11 15 00
_ 14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 'OO
14' 7.00
14 - 7- 01:1
14 2,700
A. n. Heller drugs,
B. J. Wolf stoves,.
it. 113 singer jewelry,
'0 rabilhir. ilarper.hardwava.
8.74 JisClune groceries,
S.C. Dollar. .
P. Arta 1,6
Mrs, M. Davis millinery,
Sh,erer & )31air mordent tailor,
J lleck & Co. dry, goods,
Isaac Landis jewelry,
Goo. Butts groceries,
.1. W. Criswell, Drugs,
.11.. a. J. B. Bedding dry goods.
J. C. Altick drugs,
Geo...W. Croft hats & shoes,
Eittrilck & ll't'horson dry g'ds,
Julio St umbaugla drugs,
Forney, & Witherson harkware,
'Peter Miller groceries, -
B. J. Snoddy furniture,
J. R. Pagus groceries,
Isaac N. !tykes stoves,
J. Bridges merchant tailor,
9, B. Coles „hats and shoes,
U. B. Steriart 'dry gotnikit
C. Fastnacht agent, groceris:','
Mrs. P .Delarich
LI. itubY & Co. produce;
Seirer & Angle " "
It. Duke - furniture,
David Criftwell, furniture',
James Kelso, stationary;
O. W. treason, tobacco A: segars,
Benjamin Biggs, marketing,
Samuel Myere,
EV7VIIXE.
J. A. Kunkle, Verdnilde, 13. 10 00
Klink & Bro ..dry goods,. 13 10 00
John Hard, marketing, 14 7 00
T. J. ItioCaudlish, dry goodi, . ri 13'' 10 00
Hays & Irvine, groceries, , 14 7 00
Mrs. M.'l3, Reed, drugs,
.14 7 00
Joseph Lalighllni cfottifuß, 14 7 00
J. 11 Miller, drugs, 14 7 00
Stough & Elliott, dry goods, • 12 . 12 50
George - W. Mull, stoves, . 14 7 00
E..V.-.lLSoper, Jewelry, - ~ 14 700''
9. M. Glauser, groceries ' 14 7 00
L. H. Randall, merchant tailor'; 14 7 00
John Bricker, furniture, _ ~. 14 7 00
•K. 1.1, Wild, drum - , • 14 700
J. B....oobatigli;agent, stoves, 14 7 00
j;.A. Nesbit, furniture, 14 • 7 00'
R. E. Sharp, tobacco & segare, . 14 . 7 00
1': A. Ahl 4 Bro., stook dealer, 14 7 00
.
NEWTp
. , .
.. .
U. Snyder, produce,
LewlB.& Bro., produce,
J. k. J. B. Handl, produce,
J. &'J.. B. Ikursh, "
Myers & Son, dry goods,
Green &McClure, furnish/nig goods,
Jaceb IV:Wagner, umrketlpg,,.
Furguson & Co., dry , goods, .0."
Miller& Bon • ,
Newcomer & Smith, produce,
Ilewcomer•& Co.,'dry goods,
David Mmra)r,
Levi &ram sl
SOUTILCSIPTON
George Coffee, dry goods,
Levi Strolls's "
lip..kiock ilto'
Ilnwl4snarktiang.
Ntwßurto
Koontz Sr Steviolc, dry goride,
Shoemaker & Elliott,
Daiid Mover, flour,
Christian Ste,!ski furniture,
PENN TOWNSHIP
George Russel, dry goods,
William N. Watts, dry goods,
Mies J. Russell -
4aoob Beetam, marketing,
A. Goodhart & Co., marketing,
MIDDLESEX
J. U. Smiler, dry goods,
E. L. Shryock
NEW CUMBERLAND
James & Messer, Itiusber,
Leo et Eberly • " •
Charles Oyster " • •
V. Feebler' 4i
.1. 0.11111101 dy goods,
T.'l9lllett.; . .
Jamb Koller ". •
Whtslor & CO:, ketttfeii;
- „-- ItAtiT PENNSBORO
. _ -
It. U. Hummel, lumber, 1 ,
D. Lingletleid, produce,
Adam Eslinger, jiamber,' ". •
'O. W. Feeler, dry,gspits,
D. Donlinger , •
William Banker, grocer',
Jacob Benninger • ** •
Michael M'Oormick ‘'
Mclntire & eon, produce,
Michael Free
D. Brown, marketing,
Jacob Lougnecker, grocer,
Class; /*me
SILVER. SPRING
J. B. Leidig, produce,
David Strohm, dry goods,
W. W. Waubsugh,furniture,,
W. li. gckola, dry goods,
Jacob Simmons
Jacob W. Laidig "
Joseph Fink, merchant tsilOi,
F, Breckmaker, marketing,
George Duey,
J. Hutzler, Stock dealer,
UPPER ALLEN
ooswilor & Zook, dry goods, ..
John Swartz, merchant tollor,
- Line ec Givler ; producoi - 7 -- 7 --
Homsher & Drawbaugh produde
Henderson & Reed ,
Edwin James, d.y goods, . •
RUN. Jameo . .
robins Sites, aro* dealer,
Jacob %atom, Iriarketilic l
James. Bishop',
William Bishop
Peter Hess
G. W. Robinson, dry goods,'
.1. W. lionshew
John Greison
SOUTH MID.A,LETON.
Kauffman .5: Wolff:tart, dry gouda,
A. M. Laid
A loxand9F 4 M . .,, - ;l4n.
S. N...piven
Nftinuol,Shupp, flour,
O. Reim, furnituru,
NewznaA, uhq),
D. Devinay,
Henry Spahr, flour,
Samuel Plank, dealer,
Jacob Gregor, grocer,.
D. Rupp groceries, '
James li...lohnson,Ary goods,:
George L. Bale, stoves, •
Cyrus Temp/in, furniture,
D. Rupp,, protigcm,
. • LOWER ALEN
Bitner. ct Wise, shoes, ' ,
Abram Braver, dry goods,
John Coleman •
Eli W. Wise . ... "
William marketing,
John Young • •
George Brubaker
Christian Eberly "
• • DICKINBOist
Benjamin Plank, dry' gooda, _
J. Wagner, dry geode,
Alexander & Cp., dry goods, _ _
_
OYSTER, EATING AND BEER SALOONS.
Samuel Rupert, MochaidEsburg, ' 7 ' 10 00.
J. Meley, (Main st.) " - 7 10 00
,JOIPATSiVeirtz,-. -- " -,- ' ; " - ' - ''''"'="'"=-7` 0 '10 ,- f' - '
J. Ideloy (depot) , (' ll • . .
It. J. Dell; Carpels,7
Mrs. Schweitzer ' " 7 10 9p`
John'Llzman '. - 7 10.05'
Mrs. Jolr.,_Castor ‘• 7 10 00'
Ann Von Mullen . " • 7 lt/ 0&
T. J. White 8* 5 Oo
.
J..Sehthohl, Oystr. , s & Ale, 7 " 10 00
Win. S. Dunlv, Ns*vilfe, . 8 - 5 . 00
J.J. Crawford' , ' .• - ,
J. Glessner, E:i.st, Pin nslx)ro.' 8 ' .5 00'
B. Shoehp 0 . .7 10 00'
Mi . . Grove. 8 600 -
I :arAthin
mlinuts i- AND - DisTlLLEtts.
Am, Saydar ' ' • tlb!
Ifrainan & Blank, Carlido, 16A,0 _
-BILLIARD .SALOONS
Simon Early, Carlisle, I . tablos,
Goo. Folaqd " "
00
7 00
Notieerie hereby given to all persons namcid In the'
above 114;bl:tat by. an act of Assembly approved April
110, 180, County Treasurers are required",to bring
suit and collect all licenses remaining unpaid on or be
fore the ills!, day, or July lAinst,.and by other Aots of r.
.Assembly, veridertkof vincuisophitotis nialt.or brewed
M
liquors, without Meuse, a're Mee liable te indictment..
111 the Court of. Quarter SeEMOIIB. Thlsse A14'81 1 440 are'
• therefore requested -to lift their licenses debd
and sore the costs,Ar..
lIEIIIIY S. RITTER;
Treasurer, of CuMberhai3d.ool
31ay 3,1 I
IS,AAC LIVINGSTON
,
AS-received an unusually large and
S stock. of---" .
. •
SPRING AND SU.ll.llWit GOODS,
and asks-that -his .old cu'stom'ers , -aifd ,7 alli parsing in
wing of first rate cLerumn Iiii1)1 . 1, hi
gip, him '04.1:•
pie assortment - consfets part rif •
CLOVIS, SAl'llllEl'B, •
TESTINGS, and all other kinds of goods ler Gentle
men's Clothing. Lila assortment of piede goods is .
largest and most varied over brought. to flatlfsi,ii,
be is dotermined to sell goods by the yard on terms a:le
favorable as any other store. Ills stock of
Ready-made Clloit
Is extenslre - and beautiful,. consisting of
PANTS, VESTS, OVERQUATS, which ho will Oh
cheaper than any •other establidimont.
Ho has abeauttful assortment of GENTLEIVENIP
PURN.I.BIIINQ GOODS, suave
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSIIIRTS,
DRAWERS, •
UMBRELLAS,
' CARPET BAGS,
• ••• TRUNKS, &0., duo•
-- Conyurid - nes — irisbeantiful - assortment of 0,0 - di be:
foro nurehaslng elsewhoro. , He takes pleasure 'nohow`
ilia. hie 000118, and will satisfy ail that he eat aria *Br ,
sell Goods cheaper than,..s,ny.othes house °inside of the
• "
CUSTO3iEtt'S GAGERS —l' invitetom• .eistaimatiM
of my stock of Flue Cloths, Casslmeres, Vestinge, hpij
which I manufacture utiorr Speolglorders.
SPECIAL NOTICE.I. would say to the publtc, that
my goods are MatinfactUred under my own supervision
and by the very belt lgorkuten. My stook Is the most
extensive I have ever lad, and my friends and the"
public are Invited to -sall and examine for themselves:
AIII - Reraerobsr the old Stand ; North Hanover St.
• • • ' ISAAC LIVINGSTON.'
C4rlisle, April 22,1864
PUBLIC SALE OF fiEAL ESTATr
On Saturday, Nay
. 281 h, 1864.
rn:pursilartoo of ai orderof the_Oitobdtie
Court; the subscriber will offer at public sale ' on thi
'premises. situated In twp., Cumb. co., two miei
north or Newville near. the State -road leading to Dub'. -
lin Gap; tho following described Beal Estate, viz:-
T.TY.O..kIP - ST RA IE FARMS:
.
No.. 1 contains 114' Aeres „of First quality's'
Land; of which about 6 acres are in g.ood,pnber.`
'improvements are a; two and alialf sflorj ,
BRINK tiOtSti,
cwt — !oath itchßii and Wadi house'
;.• cit LOG BARN. , •
• "a.l-';' ; ' , ' with all , the zesessamantittilainiii:
The land is in a high state of aiativation,.bayitaaptik.
recently thoroughly Dined:, There is fine sculling
water on this farm. .
No. 2 adjoins No. I, and is a tilt rate Alai* Tithe;
containing 131 Acres, of which about 10 wrests. Weed.
lat dof good quality. Thaimprovenients• are a two'
story • ,
LOG HOUSE AND LOG BARN.
r
This farm is also in a good state of ealtivation u havini
bad a 4=OOW - coat of lime. There is running *Sin
In abundance on this farm..
'Also, at the same time and plate, , a Ten Aare tot at
'TIMBER LAND: • •
This lot lies near the Conodoguinet creek andadjoini ,
farm No. 2. It will be sold either separately or, wAttt
the farm as purchaders may desire.. ..
Also, two tracts of MOUNTAIN ,LA . Nlr.one of *if&
is In Mifflin township, and Contains BO acres Of fine
Chestnut timber 4 and the,otker. th Frankford township,
contains 34 acres. Persona wishing to view any or the
above property - can 110 8o by calling on the subieiibet,
at his residence in Mifflin township, adjoining farm
No. 1.
Bale to commence at 12 o'clock M., on said 4ayi white
attendance will be given and terms mike known.by
SAMUEL BOWMAN, Jr:
Administrator of Jacob Bowman, deed.
11 1b 00
' 'll .14500
13' 10 00
14 7 00
14' 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
14, 7 00
14 7 00
13 ---40 00
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--;
Lettere of Administratieri on the eareitiof'WV
raighead, dee'd., late of South Middleton townlMp,
ard4-
butvieg been Issued by the Register of Odui`biikto,Ld Co:
mime to the subscribers residing in the me tdivnaliP, Dates ,
la hereby given to all persons indebted to AM estate'
to - inakoloinleoititesphyniontouttrtboteavittg Gigilia
to present them duly authenticated to ,
~- .
AUGUSTA L. CRAIGH44- 1 3,' Admei:
. " JOSEPIi A. STUART. Adil,rt. '
April 22,16&1-6t* ' . '
..'
13 10 00
la 10 00
14 . 700
•14 700
'l3 10 00
14 700
- 14 700
14 • 7.00
A • •
DMINISTRATOR'S 140TIOE.
Notice is hereby given that, letters otaidnilrliali3o
n the estate of Suelitindh Bloomer, lido of Fula.,
lord - township, deceased, have been granted by !hi
Register to the subscriber reading In the epineko.ll l 7..
chip. All persona Inowing themselves indebted to
said estate will inultp,
having claims will present theAltO...
r.• • BIATTIILAS ..KpAsams,
April .12, 180,1-8 t . , ; •—•
14 700
14' !'0
14 7 00
14' 70Q
14 7 00
ENRY-HARPER;
No. lifitcos. , Arqli
hHILADALYHIA
~ • .
IaANiTrAOTITILEit'a-DBALER*,
AvATCUES, NINA JEWELRY, 7 ,
801:11) aiLVan WARE, t- , • ', ,
Roger's Sup erior PlateiVtarii.
_
/or An kinds of BILVBRMAAS made on tie prat.:
WATOI.I Repairing carefully done.'
April 8, 18154-BLno.. ' • ' .
14 . 700
14 7 00
la 10.05'
12 12.50
la •10 00
14 7,00
1 4 " -. 118.
• 700
14,: 7.00.
WELT PUNiit3io4l)!
MONROE
IiAIIPMEN
FRANK FOItIS
12 ao'
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 Oir
. T 011
T 00
/2110,
I LW
7 DS
7 09'
io
to 00
7 0)
7 00
7 77
10 00 1 '
7 00'
1Z
10 60 •
11) 00
10 60,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00'
7 oo
I op .
7 00
7 a
10 09'
7.00
7 00
7 041
700'
7.00
10 00
700'
4
a
7
7 00
7&
700'
r•ati
40 OD
80 00