Shirts, drawers, socks and handkerlhiefs.
Wines.
Spirituous liquors.
Domestic wines, such as Carrara Elder
berry, &c.
Canned fruits and vegetables.
Jellies, Jams and preserves. ~^r`,
Apple butter, peach and quince butter.
Onions.
Tobacco. •
Arm-slings.
•" Finger-stalls.
' Bed rings and such other articles as you
have been in the habit of furnishing.
Some money to purchase fresh, perishable
fruits and other articles which cannot be fur
nished:in kind.
Money should be forwarded direct to Col.
Francis Jordan, agent of Pennsylvania, No.
487, Eleventh St., Washington, D. C., or
Col. James Chamberlin, agent of Pennsyl
vania, Nashville, Tenu.
Supplies in kind may 1)3 sent direct to Col.
Jordan or Col. Chamberlin, or to this place,
whence they will be immediately forwarded.
To secure abundant supplies, it has never
been necessary to do more than let you know
that they were needed.
It is not necessary to do more now. I
call on you with the certainty that the ap
peal will be promptly answered.
When any considerable amount of stores
shall be contributed from the same neigh
borhood, I will (subject to the regulations of
the U. S.) send persons from the neighbor
hos'd with the stores, so that they may have
the gratification of themselves distributing
them among our wounded friends and broth
ers. A. G. CURTIN.
LIST OF JURORS
FOR A UG UST TERM, 1864
GRAND JURORS
(Carlisle—John Martin, George W. Hilton.
'Dickinson—Geo. Dellinger, Walter Stuart.
East Pennsburough—Benjamin Spong.
Frankford—. John Kunkle.
Hampden—Abraham Hess.
Lower Allen—Jacob Garver, John Sheely.
Monroe—Frederick Goodyear, Henry Bin-
gamin.
Mifflin—John Allen, John M. Davidson`,
.Southampton—William Hawk, Henry Buell
man, Witliani D. Mean;.
•Shippemburg— Emanuel Barnhart.
Silver Spring—Samuel Seneeinan, sen.,
Eby.
South Middleton—J. M. Goodyear, John
Zug.
Upper Allen—Jacob Bowman.
We,it Pennshorough —NV Hulbert, G.
G. Davidson.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Carlisle--D. S. Croft, Abraham Beetem,
David Sterrett, C. S. Stayman, William
AddanN, George Taylor, Thomas P. Hack
ett.
Dickinson—Eli .13o.hinan, Samuel Myers.
East renliburough—John Fake.
Frankford—George Oiler, Emanuel Throne,
Jacob Fry.
Foust.
Hampden—Levi Balmer, Julio Sherban, J.
yers.
Lower Allen—Samuel A. Gehr.
Daelhuosen, doses Conner,
Aaron ILx•h.
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Middlesex—J. 13. host, John hitch.
Nlechanicsburg William Wunderlich, Levi
Reigle, Jacob Horshenner.
Monroe—Michael S. Hoover, Moses Mark
ley.
Newton—Anthony Byers, Christopher:l[cl
linger, Robert hickey, John yi,esthelfer,
Henry Pislee.
New Cumberland—Samuel Trout.
Newburg—Levi Diehl.
Pen n— iam .Idhas, J ohn J.L Wire tri an,
Simpson Ott.
`Wver, , ;y7ring—J - onathan Focht.
South .l\litltlleton—Abraham Spotts, Jacob'
Lehman, sen., Joseph A. Stuart, Alfred ?
Moore, James B. Weakley.
Shippensburg—John A. Kenower, R. S.
Snoddy, John C. Croft, Philip Koontz.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE OF• ME
CRANICSBURCI - EXAMINATV AD
DRESSES-COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
MESSRS. EDlToits
The Commencement exercises of Irving
_Female Conege being over, we desird to say
something in reference to those exercises, for
the benefit of those who had not the pleasure
of witnessing and hearing for themselves.
EXAMINATIONS
It was our privilege to be present at near
ly all the examinatio 113. They were well
conducted and were thorough throughout—
practical as well as theoretical. They were
interesting and instructive. The examina
tion of the senior class was a comple success.
These young ladies read and translate Cicero
and lliener with a facility that would do
honor to the graduates of our first class male
colleges. They demonstrate nutthcmatiet.l
problems with a grace and talent that shows
them " master of their position." Their an
swers to questions in Moral Philosophy, and
the Natural Sciences speak highly for
the reputation of the College. Upon ail the
branches of all the classes the examinations
were Perfectly satisfactory. A whole hour
was consumed upon a single branch—not
only seimming the surface, but entering in
to the detaiis. The examination; were alike
creditable to teachers and pupils. On the
part of the former they showed ability, at
tention and exactness, on the part of the
latter, habits of study, industry and applica
tion,
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
This sermon to the Graduating class was
delivered in the Methodist Church on Sab
bath morning inst., by the Rev. J. C.
Clark of Mechanicsburg. The sermon was
based on Prov. 9:3--She bath sent forth
her maidens." The main idea presented
was—Female education as one of the princi
pal elements of our nation's greatness and
thus of divine instrumentality in the world's
renovation. The sentiments presented in
this-sermon were of a noble and elevatingor
.der, and were exceedingly applicable to the
times and the occasion. The sermon would
read well in print and would undoubtedly
do much good. Mr. Clarke has an excellent
delivery and is always an eloquent and ac
ceptable speaker. The house on this occa
sion was uncomfortably crowded.
ADDRESS BEFORE TUE IRVINGTON LITER-
AILY SOCIETY
This address was delivered on Tuesday
evening to a large andappreciative audience.
The exercises were opened .with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Gere of Baltimore. The ad
dress was delivered by Rev. J. M. Titzel of
Etnrnittsburg Md. Ho chose for his theme
—Mc study of the classics. We were some
what surprised when hearing the theme an
nounced, that Mr. Titzel should be so unfor
tunate in the choice of his subject. But our
feelings soon underwent a change. Our sur
prise was turned into adiniration. The ad
dress bad a peculiar excellency. The argu
ments put fortb as a plea for the study of the
.classics were irresistible. The address
written in an elegant style; and the only ob
jection we heard urged against the address
was its brevity.
The exerciseticlosed with the benediction by
Rev. J. Ault of Mechanicsburg.
COMMENCEMENT DAY
The commencement exercises took place
on Wednesday 2ilth inst. The church, wa3
filled to overflowing. Thetrustees, Faculty
and students arrived in the church at 10 o -
clock. The graduating class consists of ton
members. On this oecasion ' as also last
evening, the Sivier Cornet Band of
. Me.
eh allies burg 1411 , 5 attemiunbc and, .as usua,
discoursed admirsMo music. The exercises
were openect . .wlth prayer by the Rev. Mr.
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The following young 4.d . idien t constituting
the graduating; class then Amer, read their
temp. ' •
Salutatory-T-MarlanS. Martin, New Cum
berland, Pa. . •
True,Liberty, Obedience& Law-LPhobe A,.
Ring walt, Cumberland Co., Pa.,
liThtzt is Truth—Mary E. Baker, Meths,-
iesburg, Pa. • ,
Illy Native Land--Sallie Adkins, Milfer',
Del.
The 41.tr,/ety Dcad---Laura E. Mateor, lktO
,cbanicaburg, Pa.
Pagan Virtue—Annie E. Morris, Lebanon,
111. - -
Queen Elizabeth—Sarah C. §hammo, Hali
fax, Pa.
The Beautiful—Qatharim).g., Hinklo,.Mo
chanicsburg,
Our Country as it was, is,-and, 84all be—
Mary IL. Morris; Lebanon ' .
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Our Aim in Life=Valedidto4—.tydial".
Wolford, Dillsburg, Pa.
Immediately, before the valedictory the
Rev. A. G. Marlatt President of Hui Oolingo
conferred the degree of Baccalaurea Artuint
upon Laura E. Mateer, Annie E. Morris,
Mary R. Morris, and Phtebo A. Ringwalt.
Also the- degree of Magistra Auglicanum
Literarum on Sallie Adkins, Mary E. Bak
er, Catharine L. Hinkle, Marian E. Martin,
Sarah C. Shammo and Lydia F. Nolford.—
All of them at the same time received their
Diplomas. The honors of the class were as
follows
Laura E. Mateer the Classical, Mary R.
Morris the Mnthetnatical, Annie Morris the
Belles Letter, Sallie Adkins the Musical, and
Phebe A. Ring,walt the honor fur deport
ment.
We cannot speak too highly of the essays
read by these young Ladies. For elegance
in diction, purity of style, and beauty of
sentiment, they cannot easily be surpassed.
They abounded not only in lOose ideas or
beautiful expressions, but they' were full of
of important truths, elegantly expressed, and
indicative of sound scholarship. They
showed that all of them know what to write
and how to write it. After the benediction
by the Rev. S. Moorhead the audience re
tired, all highly pleased with the exercises
of the seventh annual commencement of Ir
ving Female College.
This College enjoys a deservedly high
reputation. While many other female in
stitutions have become seriously embarrassed
on account of the civil war,- or have been
forced to suspend operation altogether, this
one is enjoying a successful and prosperous
career. Mr. Marlatt, its popular President
may. well congratulate himself. We know
of no Institution of the kind more worthy
of general patronage. The Institution is
easy of access, instruction is thorough in all
the departments of an accomplished female
education, the scenery around is beautiful,
the terms are reasonable, and the govern
ment is kind and parental. Parents from a
distance sending their daughters to this in
stitution are nut only making choice of a first
class female College as regards a thorough
mental and moral training, but they may
rest fully satisfied also that under the roof
of President Marlatt and his accomplished
Lady their daterhters will find a comforta
ble and attractive home. J. A.
For the Herold.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
School Houses.—The number of schools in
the county, excluding 18 in Carlisle, is 181'.
Whole nu tnber 204. The nucnber of houses,
excluding Uin Carlisle, is 172. Whole num
ber 181. Exclusive of Carlisle, there are 17
log houses, 33 frame, 23 stone and 91 brick.
The Borough of New Cumberland has an ele
gant brick house, 42 feet by 3.) feet, two
stories high and contains two rooms. New
ville has G school rooms in one house, two
of which rank among the best in the county.
Shippensburg has 5 good rooms out of 8.
Mechanicsburg has 8 g ood rooms, but 4 very
good ones. All the houses in our county are
lit for school purposes, except two in Lower
Allen; I in Upper Allen; 3 in Monroe; 4 in
South Middleton; 1 in Dickinson ; a shanty
(called a school house) in Shippensburg town
ship; 2 in Hopewell; I in Newton; 1 in
Frankfortl ; I in North Middleton ; 2 in Mid
dlesex; 3 ill Silver Spring, and 2 in West-
Pen usb , zro.' The Directors may dispute my
right to call all unfit for school purposes
that 1 have mentioned, but, I think, when
they consul or that disease, deformity and a
disordered intellect, is the result of crowding
from 50 to 83 children into a small, cold,
dark, damp, ill-ventilated, and dreary look
ing hovel, they will agree that I tun not so
fur wrong after all. '
I hope, therefore, at no distant day te Pce
all the old houses removed. - , --1 - elegant,
brick -edifices occur,. ;ng their places, or on
Iteaur adapted to the purpose; and,
afro, that the Directors who contemplate
building will go to" "Franklin Square" in
South Middleton, or Mateer's in Lower Al
len to see the plan of heating from the cel
lar, and to Anderson's in Silver Spring to
see a school house whose internal arrange
ment is modern.
New Houses.—Fiye elegant brick houses
have been erected during the year; three to
supply the place of the "Old Log," and two
to establish new schools. The one erected
in Southampton is good in every respect ex
cept the windows; these are too small—the
house also needs painting and provision for
ventilating. West l'ennsboro . and Newton,
each built a good house, MA made no pro
vision for ventilation.
The Directors and especially a few of the
citizens of "Franklin Square" school district
in South Middleton, deserve credit for the
house erected. The room is warmed by hav
ing the stove in the cellar—also the coal.
This plan warms the room inure equally; it
also warms the (lour—the flour the feet;
hence children will feel comfortable; be
sides, it necessarily avoids obstructing one
of the aisles, and a great deal of dirt and
noise in firemaking. I hope they will build
a few more of the same " sort," soon. Silver
Spring has, also, erected an elegant house.
It is substantial, in the mechanical exeou
lion, and in the taste displayed in painting, it
is a little in advance. The stove is in the
school room.
School Lets.—These contain from one
eighth to one-half of an acre, but generally
one-fourth of an acre. Very few of these arc
fenced, though several have been during the
year. Some of the lots are not desirable for
school purposes, but to have the houses as
nearly central as possible and to accommo
date the greatest number with the least tra
velling, directors sometimes build where
they otherwise would not. Nearly all the
houses have water convenient, and all well
supplied with wood or coal, generally coal,
and also with the necessary out-buildings,
but some of these are in a most shainetul
condition.
Furniture.—About three-fourths of the
houses in the county have good desks (two
pupils to a desk) in 4 rows with 5 aisles.—
The long deslt is still in use in the other
houses. Many of the houses are supplied
with hooks on which to hang clothes; and
shelves for baskets. A few houses are un
provided with chairs, hence, teachers must
stand or sit on a bench ; others have a chair
for the teacher and a few for visitors. No
change of furniture has taken place during
the year.
For tho IlzruLD
Apparatus-81 complete sets of outline
maps (Cornell's, Mitchell's & Petton's) are
in use, also, a few of Lloyd's Co. Map of the
U. S. Bidgewell's Hemispheres, and other
maps of the U. S. 35 schools are supplied
with charts of various kinds, such as Will
son's, Osgood's, Sander's & Cutter's Physio
logical. A few globes are in use. One
school in East Pennsboro' has a fine little lot
of apparatus, but it is the property of the
teacher. Shippensburg and Newville have
good Mechanical, Philosophical and Astro.
nomical apparatus, the foriner of which cost
about $2OO, the latter, which in part beloags
to the Normal School, cost $5OO. Mathe
matical blocks are used in many of the
schools. All the houses in the county are
supplied with Blackboards—three-fourths of
them with good boards.
Graded ,Schools.--,Tliere are 68 of those in
the county, and generally of two grades in
rural districts. Mechanicsburg, Carlisle,
Newville, and Shipponsburg, have I believe,
6 grades. Branches more advanced than
those enumerated in the law are taught in
about 70 schools ; The following branches
are taught in the High Schools of thetowns,
viz: Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Philo
sophy and Astronomy, Ancient and Modern
History, 'Rhetoric, Moral Science, Ancient
and Physical Geography, Physiology, Chem
istry, Botany, Composition and Declama
tion, Book-keeping and Vocal music.
Examination.—l examined by the oral
method in all the branches except spelling
and penmanship. I adopted this plan be
cause it is more interesting to the audience,
not because I think , it the best. I believe
the -written method is better calculated lo
make a' thorough test of qualifications, be
cause it compels the applicant to rely entirely
on his own resources. By the oral method
those being examined will assist each other,
or copy, particularly in Blackboard exercises.
I vary the, questions asked each day, but
mot necessarily ask the same kind of ques
tions or have a different system of Orthogra
phy and Geography each day. Whole num
ber of teachers examined, 159, of these 2
were rejected, 155 received' provisional cer
tificates, and 2 Prof: certificate& Of the
teachers employed last winter, 81 hold Prof.
Cer.,and 105 Prov. Cor. Provisional Certi
ficate average 24. The figure 4 has been
mod in some of the branches. -
Teacherth—The number of teachers 'who
have not given satisfaction is much larger,
than it should be, but this no doubt is owing
in part, to the fact, that about 40 of the ex
perienced teachers .haye responde.d. to their
OEM
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country's call, hence more inexperianded
teachers have been called to thaPedagbgical
chair'thart fortherly in ono year. We have
,had two cases of failures; one ',net able - to
govern, the other not qualified to teach the
branches required. In the county there are
6j - female and 144 male teachers employed.
Visi;atibns.—Wholo number of visit; to
schools 217. I visited all the schools in the
county once and 81 the second time. Ave
rage time spent in each 21 hours. 192 days
were spent in official business, and 1644
miles traveled. One or two members and
frequently the whole board accompanied me
while visiting schools, but Middlesex and
South Middleton did the best. Ex-Gov.
Ritner always has been and still is a friend
of Common Schools. I had the pleasure of
his company part of a day in visiting.
bastruction.-Seripture is read in
nearly all the schools of the county, and in.
addition to this about 20 that 1 know are
opened with prayer.
District Secretaries.—None of these act as
district superintendents.
District Institutes.—lnstitutes have been
held in all the districts in the county, and in
some they have been doing a good work.—
I could not attend them all, neither do I
know whether they have all been held ac
cordinr,' to law, but 1 am of the opinion that
they have not been. I attended in seven
different districts. In Silver Spring, Mon
roe, Middlesex. South Middleton and Dick
inson, the Institute is well attended by
teachers, directors and citizens. This may
also be the case in other districts that have
not reported. Where the Institute is well
attended and well conducted, the teachers,
and even the "Masters" and those who
"keep school" improve because they cannot
help it, and not from any exertion they
make.
Classification—Alt our schools are classi
fied, but in accordance with the teacher's
ability. As we have different kinds of teach
ers, so We have different kinds of classifica
tion. A few old houses must be removed
before the teachers call arrange the schools
in theMproperly.
Teachers in the 4riny.-51 leachers have
entered the army since the war commenced,
and in addition to this a large number were
out a short time in the militiaservice. They
rank as follows: 1 Colonel, 1 Major, 3 Cap
tains, 5 let Lieutenants, 1 Reg. Q. M., 1
Surgeon, 8 Clerks to Q. M., 3 Orderly Ser
geants, and 3:3 privates. 41 volunteered, It)
were drafted, 2 were killed in battle, 3 died
of diseases, and 8 were wounded.
County Institute.—The teachers convened
in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Me
chanicsburg, on the 3d day of December. for
the purpose of holding amlnstitute. About
150 teachers were present, many of whom
rendered valuable assistance in conducting
the exercises for which I shall ever feel grate
ful. We, however, had a small class of a
different kind, composed generally of those
who do very little in the school room, and
still less at a teachers' convention, on account
of the amount of business which has accu
mulated and which must b.c disposed of
through their Gasometers' while the In
stitute is in session to the annoyance of every
person present. Among those who took an
active part, I would mention Prof. Wilson
of Dickirri,ai College, James P. Mathews,
Esq., of heading, S.' P. Bates, Dep. Supt.
and lion, C. it. Coburn, Supt. Common
Selupols.
There is no school in session at present for
the training of teachers. We have a few
Academies where they profess to give Nor
mal instructions, but teachers prefer to go to
Normal schools where they contemplate
teaching.
Public Sentiment.—Oppr - mition to the sch 00l
system is constantly growing less, and I do
most sincerely hope that the day is fast ap
proaching when every parent in the land
will feel that he is not fully discharging his
duty to God until he lends his aid to educate
physically, intelleetually and morally all the
youths of our land. The salaries of teachers
have been increased in a few districts and
Will be in others at the commencement of the
next School term. Directors will make an
effort to secure the services of better qualified
teachers. Some of those who were employ
ed last winter will be stricken from the list.
This demonstrates aloarly that the interest
in the system is growing.
_
U 11:(). S\VARTZ,
Supt. of Cumberland Co
nanstown, July 8, 1861.
MIMI
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rryT BOTTLES, PRICE FIFTY CENST
610 M pis ST DARTFOI , D, Conn
Dr. Tobias; Door Sir—l haVe been in rho livery hu•
sines for the lust twenty years, /1111 during thot time
have used all the notions linitneot.3 anc lotions of the
any, hut never have fiflind on article equal to y.mr
Vuw,tiaa !forst, Liniment. I have fairly tested It on
my horses in dintomper, sprains. cuts, calks. 91Vollingx
of the glands, On., as also for rheumatism on myself,
and have always f 0911,1 It an invaluable remedy.
Iteopertfully you,.
_
LITCIIFIELn,
Saki by all Dry:glsts. OtLco , 6d L tlandt mrest
New York.
lnly 8 , 1891
ti arr i
In this r/14.ce, 6t 0111'0. on the 30th ult., ty
the H"'• .5.m"1 Philipp, VIP. 4( BPI{ it. DUFFIELD,
to Than I'II.ISUILLA LAND 4, 1,c.4h of l'ioyyjilk, this
couJty.
On Thursday, the 3nh ult., at the residence of the
bridle node. Thomas Costamagna. EN., id Pup. W.
A. Davidson, \lr. 101 IN A. 0A1.1.0W AY, of Pittsburg,
to Miss MARY C. KEEPERS, of Carlisle. Pa.
We claim the privilege, 0 happy couple of bowing
our catigratulat.ons. May no cloud of adversity over
darkbn the sky matrimonial, and may you ever realize
the poets dream that
Here love his golden shafts employs,
Here lights his constant lamp
And waves his purple wine •
Reigns hero and revel',
CA[tLISLIL PRODUCE
1804
FLOUR (Suporfltia)....
do. (Extra.)
...... , 8
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RED do
RYE •
NEW CORN ........ •• .• ........... 40
OATS 80
BARLEY FALL .. 1 10
BARLEY SPRING . ..... 100
CLOVERSEED 7 50
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FOR RENT,
A. commodious Threo Story BRICK
uousu,
ou south Pitt street, Carbide, and lately occupied by
Mrs. Colwell. Possemlou given Immediately. Apply
to
A. L. BPONSLICR,
July 8, 1861. Iteal Estate Agent.
Six Vents Reward. +I L
lEFT the promises of the subscriber
.„rreelding In Madame township, on the eleventh
ofJ hoe, Agnes Flokinbind.r, an lad ntured appren.
Mee, aged fifteen yearn. All persons aro hereby natl•
fled not to harbor or trust on my account
July 8, 1804-81
WHPIF, SULPHUR SPRINGS
c.A.RLIsLg h rA.
•
MBE Proprietor tikes pleileure in an
um:man that this favorite and fashionable Wat
ering Place, is now open for visitors. The Carlisle
White Sulphur Springs, aro situated in Cumberland
County, Pa.. about four miles north-east of Carlisle.
The personal and undivided attention of the Proprie
tor will be givers tothe wants and comforts of his
guests.
i. W ..wodps, Proprietor.
July 8, 1801,-Imo.
QTRA.Y7O) OR 'STOLEN,' from the
oprnnisea of the sulhseriber, le North Middleton.
township, one and a half miles west of Carlisle, on
the night of the lath of June last, e. two year old red
Heifer, with sides Manned to brindle.. Any one giv.
ing information leading to her recovery will be snit•
ably rewarded.
W.J. sgrattEß, Carlisle, Pa.
July 8, 1881-10. •
ADM INISTRATOR'S .NuTICI4I
Notice Is hOreby given that lettere of adminintra
tine on the estate of Catharine Eberly, tate of Mon
roe lownship,. deceased. have • beon granted by. the
Register, to the enbscriber residing In the same town
ship. All persona knowing themselves indebted to
said estate , wip make immediate payknent,and those
havlwirtintutirill present them to ' ••
, • .. JACOB EBERLY:=.
IS,ABC4 , • , -
11101C111, GAB d; TOBACCO,
AT lyt.
L - E
MOST VALUABLE REAL,. ESTATE I 1
CUMBERLAND.• COUNTY.
Jfaving determined to rotirafrom business, X,offer
for sale all, or any part of Real Betake, vii:
No. 1. The 11Iannion Farm, In Upper Allen Twp.,
containing about 200 Acres of land, of first rate qual
ity; Whirl' has been cultivated for many years In the
very best manner, by deep plowing'and heavy liming
and [thunder excellent post fence. The imikrove.
meets are the very boat, the dwelling lea large two
story Stone house, with cold spring
‘ , l and 'worth water carded edttrely
Ire r . through the same, and finished Is
rbe most modern style. A Donble
'r,•=7--"!—L."'...4--," 'Mimed Stone Barn and all ether
necessary out buildings, with running seat, r all the
year round. In the barn yard, This property. as a
farm and In its convLinieners, Is not equalled by any
other Its the county. If It Is desire. le It will be divi
ded Into parts. At the Llsbarn rosd the dwellings,
Smith shops and the Lime Kilns. and the dwellings
belonging to them, would bo cold separate.
No. 2. A Tract adjainlng the above, containing
about 6.seves, with a large and well-constructed
FrEII3.3CLE,X*37-9
wtlh Iloadwater and Sioam Engine, and a Two Story
Stone Dwelling, wall finished, with howl water all
ovul the house. and every desirable couvenlence ; with
a complete Barn, Carriage Masa. Chicken House. 5551
other improvements. The capacity of the Tannery Is
equal to 0 Hides a year, opd all ita machinery la of
the bust and moat modern Mode, and his heretofore
and Is how carried on moat profitably.
No 3. The Hotel Building, in
Carlisle, on Main tlt., now occupied „„5,,,,i1 - 2 .
by David Martin, 04 feet In foul ir•o
and 2-10 feet in depth—bulls Use ar( :f
mold substantial manner. is ithls
few years, with all modern impro•ellll.ltiLli a 11 good
a tabilug. The House Is of Krick. Four Stories iii
and calculated to accommodate a largo amount of bUS I.
ess.
spth,g M ,na.. , ;han Twp , York ronnty,
with 14 a , reg of Lend. The )1111 has lately been rn-
Ilttol and ran awed with two pelra of French 13nt
e power Is an °vet bled. Wheel. 23 lout hlzh. Find the
itnildtng Is large nu I counnochon4, end the thn rm eter
of the laud In the neighborhood weeuree a good bust
rat
. .
No 5: A Trn-t of lAnd 1n Clrroil Twp., Perry Co.
coutalulug 141) nores, with excollont
HOUSE AND BARN,
and the land in good order, there having been 10,000
lin studs of inue put on in the last Live yens.
crops now upon II are first rate It is situated /O,IIE.
1 mile from Shormatidalo, and 4 mite , from Sterrett's
trap, on the road leading to Ouk Grove Furnace.
No.O Five llundred Acres of Land. situated on the
North Mountain at Limbo Gap, about six miles from
Mochanicaburic, the publl•: road front that piece run
-1100 ti,r,,u,,h the Laud, which In covered ,C rib heavy
(ink and Chestnut Timber. bu dlvid d SU A
U) suit only purchaser,
The title to oil I his property Is unexceptiona' , lo. and
will be sold clear or all incumbrances. or buijeet to any
part of tile purchase murey, widen at the option of the
purchaser he may doslre to secure on the Land fur bee
yews Any fu, tiler information will be given by ap
plien,ion to the subscriber, who resides oil the VICCII4I
describ, d property
July 7, lm
T U T 11 E
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF CUMEMIRLAND COUNTY
rip II E Annual Examination of Teach
_i_ ore will be held as bilows, via :
Meclixtlicsburg, Faturday. July 30, School Itoont.
New vilip, Mondxy, Aug. let
krankfn di, Tuu3day, •• it, 131.er:ill°
Main, Wedne.day, '•3 Centre 0. 11.
ll'pe wel I, New lig 1 hursday, ' • 4 ,
Newbur s
Shippenstig Ilor Mildity. " 5, Sallool Room.
Newton, :Saturday, " U, Oaki tile.
Shlimenvii'g Tp , Monday, " 8, Craig's ,x 11.
Southampton, Tueaday, '. 9, Leesburg,
Penn, Wednesday, " 10, Centrevilte.
Dv•it inson, 'Thursday, " 11, S. orove 0.11.
South MiddletonFil lay, '' 12, Papertown.
Monroe, Saturday, " 18, Churchta,n,
Upper Allen, Moeda ,r. " 15, Sheph,..b.town
Lower Allen, Tuesday " 10, Shiremanst'n.
New Canberra `.5 etitiesday " 17, &boo! Room,
East Poonshoro' Thursday, " 18, Wormloyab'g.
Hampden, Fri lay. " 19, Sporting 11111.
Silver Spring, Saw rday, " 20, iloguestowt ,
Middlesex, Monday, "- 22, Mid'sex S. 11.
North Middlo'n, Tuesday, 1 ' 23, Wean' Hotel.
West Pen ashore VI eduesday •• 24. (treason S. H.
The Examinations will commence at 9 o'clock A.M.
A pplicant, MU it I) present at the eon, malcontent or
the exlinitiation each day, Intl to r^,-,elted fur or prey
Olt( (,5111.11ttlit.thi ill good moral • character, •'..' '.wise
they will be rejected. Directors are liesetry Inform,
that they can only locally employ those who hold
va Id certificates. Teachers who hold the ronoty cer
tificates will please present them for inspection.—
Dlrretors and friends ui educatinn are cordially invi
ted to he present. All who in lon I to each within
Lae year most be examined. Private examinations
are not le.tal, hence, all who Intend tO tench within
the yea will please present (.heinselves on either of
the days above mentioned. None but competent
teachers need upp.y
0 SO. SWARTZ, Co. Supt
Shlronmust.own; July 1, IB64—tit.
NO'fICE.
PELOVUST 31tRslInt../4 OrrICE, 15th District, Penn
Cariislu, July 2J, 1564.
List of Exemptions granted Druf,ed Men tto
Ward of Enrollment of fifteenth District, Ponui•ylve.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Southampton Tnwnship.
Goor,se Eel!hawk, Physical ;disability.
Joo.ph Graham,
do.
William it us-ell "do.
.
Um , t . g.l W :-. w I,t art , Comm utAtion.
bleuriu tVeaver, do.
Abraham titayiney, do.
Reuben Stowers, du.
Hold Halter, do.
Pet. r'll Itt, do.
Hoary Varner, do.
beam, N. tiny s, do.
do nn VV. Ilutcbinuon, do.
dames Ellett, do.
Robert Curtis (Cord.) Replaced by Subatltuto
Hopewell Township.
John A rmstrong, Physical Dlsabillty.
Henry M ether, do.
John Heti& ll uger, do.
John L. Wiest, Comm kited ion. -
C. O. Stkulfilr, do.
George Mower, do.
paeld U. Quigley, do.
John liensel, du.
511gfiln Tt,woshiP•
Qoorge W. Jacoby, Physical Disability. '
Ju.i.iii Allen, do.
dos ph J touper, d.,.
luhil ',Volt, d'.
S.llll'l li eck unit], do.
13 'dna in Jumper, do.
James Barnes, (Cord j do.
tieorge Laioh.s. du.
A tram \thisler, Commutation.
Thomas Ile try, do.
Ji•hii B. Shulenbergor, do.
Jonathan Barrios, do.
John lieburilg, do.
David 'stoma, . do.
Samuel Bowman, do. ,
1 Wheel hioinn, Over 45 years of age.
Frankfort] Township.
John Waiter, Physical Disability.
Pastel Burkholder, 40.
William tholes,
Smlneion 31yers, o.
'lorry itichab.l9,y,h, do.
filipistiair Bo willttP r Cominutallen.
,SnEn liol Burkholder, • do.
Briiii ,min 31,ckeY, do.
J..n a 'r Mouutz, do
John try, dil.
William Wort, do.
Elias Air murder, do.
Lents Myers, do.
Henry Raudeibaggb, do.
Philip Snyder, Replayed by Stibstltut.o.
Jacob Wetzel, do.
Simon Bender, Dead.
South Middhiton Towosbip.
George Otto, Physic:ll Disability.
James Shannon, dg•
William liefill sae, Commutation.
Joseph 31. Loir, do.
William F. ilumelbaugh, do.
James Miller, . do.
Muses M. ‘ly ern, do.
John Boom, do.
Jacob Hem Inger,
Napoleon B. Moore, Aeplacol by Substitalto•
David Shealter, do.
David Boner, In Service.
Monroe Township.
John Myers, Physical Disabilit7.
iv illibpol Lah per, do.
Elba 11. Rohn, do..
Rudolph llarfsier, • pl.
William A. Morrell, 11 44.
Jacob Stroide, /P.
William Duck, Cunrontation.
Levi ffiliteßr do.
John Burge d, do.
Jacob Bock, do.
Henry Staub, do.
William Moore, Over 45 years of age.
Jacob Goodyear, do.
Samuel Garver, do.
John Puffer, do.
R. M. IIE3IDERSO.N,
Capt. & Provost Marshal, 15th District. Penna,
July 8, 1884—It
House and Lot
AT
P 'B L I C SALE !
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Cumberland County, I will
Qn, SATURDAY, the 80th, day of July,
at 1 o'osoak on said day, espose to Wit* sale on the
premises, that desirable lionise end Lot of Droned
unto In the borough of Meettonicsbursh_bounded on
the Noah by Chrietlan Kichnerp on tlto Egon by au
alley, and on the West by north Market street, con.
taining as hot In front by 12,j In depth, the house
is a two and e`-half stery.weather-boarded wills kitchen
attached. There Lc also necessary buildings on the
lot.
TERMS OF SALE,
twentytive per cent. of •plirchase money to be paid,
when the property Is stricken oil, the balance on the
cosslinnatlm of tam sale when a deed will be made and
possession given. A. U. DILL.
MO's. Of Elisabeth Fackler. deo'd. -
'Julyl,lB64.
J. T. WOODS
Fo r
„
A Limest ono Farm ror Sale..
•
FAR NI. . oorgpipiog Ono - .11uiidred
. and Five Acres, situate 6 miles . 04flt of Carnal°, i
n ue.Aalt mile south of the itplinnati, Is offered fur auto
at terms easy and moderate. Tan or twelve acres aro
covered with as fine and llourlskiog timber as grows In
the valley. Tta improvements amp large two , /dory
STONE 11017810, a new BANK BARB, witholl the ne
cessary Outbuildings. A never failing strewed of wa.
ter 'runs through the middle of tlitt farm... This Is,
really, One of the very Annit. terms in Cumberland.
'county.. For further particulars pnolreof,TAMEn. A.
DUNBAR, ,At orney at Larr,Otirliele, Pa : • Mei - next
dear te, the.Anterican Frintlng.ctAlca.-
'-'.,- . - ',
f,"
” . •
• .T.ulyt l 331 • . • • -. • , +''-- — • '.
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AND TEACHERS,
450 CARPENTERS, LABORERS
vartd TN/Oil/tit% Wanted at Nashville,
lonUellSOP:
GO'Carpenters, at I soo per month, with rations and
'qdartera. .
150 Laborers, at $3O per month, with rationa and
quarters.
E 9 Teamsters, at $35 por month with. rations and
quartos a.
Transportation to Nashville will be ftirnished on
application to. J P. Y 111NnUT,
Quarteramater'a Asren t,
nip 1, 1804-2L* Va.
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NEW GOODS!!
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CL
kBSIMEILES,
VESTINCE',
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For lien arid Boyi' Weir,
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nnih liminver Strut Clothing Enipoiiiion
July 1, Inh
Oarpetings and Oil Clotho
NTOW receiving at Cot t rilhv's cheap cash
Store, a lot of' Pograin, Venallau, 'Hemp, R 45,
M=
CARPETS.
Also. Plc., OM rt.olll'S all widths, which nlll ho
.old fur thu cash at tho lowest nitea.
CIIAS. 001L0 V, Trustea.
Starch 4, 18C4
T RSV GOO
de.,,lpt ion and quality of arneerlos,
Quopnßusre,' , .—iware. pickniß. San,. FlllO Llquo,,
Tobacco. Somars. , Fruits and vegetables In
Fanß, f wyster , do Spices. Wools n.. • . IVNrr, nll
Inds and of the hoot quality and to be Roll at the
lowest prices fur
,coop by
' •
Ju'y ), IIM.
A YZR'S FAMILY MEDICINES,
AT RALSTON,s
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
- 1 ; 11IS. R. A. SIIITI-1, (formerly 3lrs.
. 1. 1 . 1 Reynolds ) , would 'lnform tLe Public that she has
purchased the
I lIOTOGRAPILI(` GALLERY
iately ed by Mr. Chat!. 4. Saylor, to InbolT'a
buSd ht South tt'ef.t Corot, of Mar!.at t' q u hot,
may Le had atll the (taut-cut st ) le of
PIIOTOGRANIS with
AM lIROIYPEA.
IT B. [MTV E r.nd
DACIU
To the f .rmet pat rove of the i;al)ery, 1111 11111301)ncq
nwrit thtt rho h., retained the mt rr 1,..e of Mr.
LUrIII
MAN, (Mr Sayh.r's p,ln,ilal Artlkt d s urhrue the last
p•Ar), a 11l he Ruffichmt to R.'clire 6 enll l lllUllLlCOOltheir
pAtrJoitge, whin., ass “bll:.!111100 11.410,
E ASA NT ROOMS,
very p'ens•nitly B t.ll.lted. net la h,r OWI/ fOrr.l"l . pe.-
Rll , l .iICCUNSIn - picture in,;, and v ltr.Bil•11 rn
silt, 11(1015 net nrt lnttn,;t jrl non ff fend., , we:l
nv I 11•11 1 .1 V(11,115 barn Out lierotofurn found no
their
way thith., fly mendleg. nr Iye vi eit their nril err:. 1.,-
enniA .111 be (m 11124,4 ul•ti C9 , 111. , 80f ne.,, , ,n1.1yr,
by MI. Solos . , at rea;„..ul
Pic urel 'lan weGtlo-:
May :A lhe!-3m.
I
LECTION l'lt()(_!:..\.M.aff ).\".
IS, Joint 1,...11taw orit/
uertait: rareetplelool: t C Alititet I 'Li 01 tole t'utn
111111s1:0‘1 , 11 ix/i own, X
" Thare hall ha.ut n I I.L10“ t 1 nortu 1 ti the 1
Article of the ColldtitUtloll, to ho dani.;.lata.d ..aeocieti
Blur, nx tllnws:
I Who ,ver any of th, q e'ec•
tors of this (3 unrno v,•al I h 0)4'1 ho In :1"v AC' 4 1 4 4!
itar) 4 itir V iCI 4 , undo. a repii , iti in of lb. l'reuldlut of
the Ifillte , l:ititeti I,r by an. h rtily of thls Cetu.non
wealth, elect,rs may ex••r.oan limn rh4ht 4.1
fra4e in all eleotlons by the ems ins, un•lnr such reg.
as are, or shall ho pre,“ by law, as fully
an it they tine present. at their u,ual plain thin•
dons
" There shall be two additional Se.•tions to the
Eleventh art.cle of the Constitution. to be deaiguated
as Sections eight and nine, as follons:
•• Section R. Ito bill shall bo pa•a,•d by the Legisla
ture containing more than into subject, which shall
be clearly exp:eseed its the title, except appioprialion
bills.
Section li. No bill shall be Trwed thuhogialature,
granting any powers or privileges, In any case where
the authority to grant such Power. of Privileges, has
bum, ur to ly hereofter be conferred upon the Courts
of this CommonwenlL4," hss been aglowd to by a ma
jority el the members clouted to Oriel 110118,3 of the
.Legitilaturp, at Lyon LACCeSsiViI sessions of the same
AND WIMILIAS, It in provided in the Toni h Article
of the Said Constitution, that any amendments so
agreed upni, shall be subtnitted to the people in such
manner, and at such th„ne, nt levat three mouths after
being an agreed Lo by the two 110 Uses. as tho Legisla
ture shall pr.Nteribe ; such sulunis don to he in such
winner antfortn, that sitepelpi,o may vote for or
.gnitibt eat amendment separate and distinctly:
AND WilOitf.AO, liv an y.ct of 11 1 0 GOTWOL Alo.o.mbly
Or this eninlAnnwpolth, panda the to enty•third day
of Ap. it, Anon D.nnini one thousand eight hundred
a nd cisly.faur. it is provided, lt.st for the purpose
of ascertaining the sense of the people of this Com
monwealth, in retard to the adoption or repo, Lm as
said amendments. or either of help, th,o Goyernor of
this Common% cola, shall issue m writ of Election, di
rected to each and every ahertP of this Commonwealth
commending Glom to glyre unLice in the uspai manner In
not less than two Newsoapore in each City and County
Prnsidett, That so many ace piablished therein, and by
at least two printe4 band bills in each Election Die.
trict, of every City and County y , o,oyeJo no Newspa
par is published that an election sill be held )n each
of Ihe Townships, Boroughs, Wards, Preclnts and Die
Wets therein, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST.
In the year of our Lord one thoucand eight hynydrel
and sigy (boy for tqu purpose 91 4041t1g upon the
approval. ratification, or rejection, of the said amend
ments. whi h said election ehall bo opened, held wad
closed on the day latt aforesaid, at the places and
within the hours, at. and wi tin which, the , Genial
Elections of' this Commonwealth are directed tp I),e
opened, held and doted."
AND Wittnet,s, In obedience td - the renultementspf
the Constitution, and in accordance with said Act of
Assembly the lion. Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of
Ptninsylvanla has (stied a writ of 'election commend
log and requiring me to give notice In the mind man•
nor and es by law - required that an eloctlon will flu
hold according to tbn terms of the Constitution, and
pi-miaow; of the act cf the General Assembly afora•
Feld in_each of the Townships, Boroughs, Wards, Pro
clots and Districts to Cumberland county, on the first
TUEN.DAY of AnguG, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and slaty-16pr, tor the pr•
pose of deciding upon the approval' awl ratification,
or rejection; of the mild amendments. Now, therefore,
I, J. Till/NINON HIPP KY, High Sheriff of the County
of Cumberland, do herehy melte Anomra 'and glya this
publio notice to the electors of the, ounty Of Cumber.,
land. that on Tuesday the second day of A unmet next
an election will Wiwi() at tho sovpral election dip-
Wets in said county eidahlished by law (Or the put ,
pnso of deciding the approval and ratification, mre.
ketion of the Baia amendments, which' said election
will be held throughout the county' as f. 'lows:
The election in the election district oomposed of the
borough of garlisio and,tho townehlpx of North Middle
ton, South Middleton, Lower Frankford, and Lower
•Dickinsnit, will beheld at the Court Ilouee in the bo
rough of Carlisle. ' •
f The election in the election' district composed of UM,*
er Wept Pennsdanaugli township, will bo hold et the
North School Hooke In . Plainfield.
The election In the elootion district composed of •Sil ,
vorfipring, township, will'be hold at Mu publichouse of
Jacob Ottetot, in Ifognostovin mid township. , • '
• Thu- elootion lit' the election district composed of
Racal/den township,will ho held at the public ,houso oc
cupied by George Duoy,'lnnsaid township.
The electionin the election district composed of the
townehip'of Upper. Allen, will •he hold at the public
house of William S. Cg cklln, In Bhophordetown. • •
The election in MA election district composed of
Middlenex W
tonsldp will 'be hold et the•
Schoolhouse. • .
The election in the election dletribt composed of. the
township of Lower 'Alien, will bo held at, the .wegon
maker shop of Jonas Ilunchbarger, op ; Blatnifill.
The election in the election districtMimposod Zest
Pentnibotengh township, .will be. hold at the house
ofJoseph Martin, Pi Welk riarviliv, I =F oxPufled , by
fleongo V , Eponsles. • ' -
'2lfe s olection In the eloctlontlstrict - composed of New
Cumberland, will be held at the house now -kept by
Dr. If. A. Boteior, in the borough of Now Cumberland.
The. election In the election district composed of 'the
Borough of Mechanicsburg, will be bold at the public
house now kept by W. S. If uston, In sold borough.
The election in the el , ction district oomposed of
Mourne township, will be held at the public house oi
Thomas Ligget, in Chnrchtown, in sainl township.
The election lu the election district composed of
Penn township, will be held at the house now occupied
by Jacob Redseckoriu wild township.
The election in the election district composed of
Upper Dickinson, Will be held at the house now oc
copied by Der.lol Etter, known as the Stone Tavern.
The election in the election,dlstriet composed of the
borough of Newville, nod townships of Mifflin. Upper
Prankford, Upper Wont Peubsboro, and north Newton
will be held at the Public School House In the borough
of Newvllle.
flee election in the election district composed of
tho borough of Newburg it ilopowell township. will be
hold in the public School House, La the borough of
Newburg.
The election In the election district composed of the
borough of Shippensburg, Shippensburg township and
that part of Southampton tm uship not included in
the Leesburg election district, will be held at tic
Council (louse in the borough of Shiptiensburg.
And in an sit of the General Ansonthly of this Com•
umnoroalth, passed the Od July, me, it in thus providi
ed: •• That the quolified electors of ports of Newton
and Southampton townships, Iu the county or Curet
becloud, bounded by the foilowing lines and distances:
Beginning at the Adams county nue, thence along the
line dividing the townships of DI tkinaun and Newton
to the turnpike road, thence along the turnpike to Cen
tro School Muse. on t urnpike, lu Southampton
township, thence to a point on the Walnut Bottom rood
nt Bey !nick's, inciudieg Reybuck's farm, thence in a
straight fine to the saw mill of the heirs of George Clet
ver. thence along Drysher's run to the Adams county
line, thence along the line or Adonis county to the
place of beginning. be, and the Caine Is hereby declared
is now •nd separnto elect len district, the niertlon to be
held at the public house forrnorly occupied by OX Illtam
Maxwell, In Lou:omm SOutharnpi on tow richip.“
NUTICb IS IiERELSY UIVEN
That every person except justices of the Peace whn
shall held any office or appointment of profit or trust
tunic,- the United States or of this Ste te. or nay city or
inc , oporated district. whether 0 coninilifiloned ofecer or
otherwise, a eubtlrdionte officer or agent. who is or shall
be employed under the legislative, executive, or judi
ciary departments of thin State, or the United Staten,
or or any city or of soy incorporated diAriet t and also
that any Welsher of congress or of the State legisla
ture. and of the Select or Common Cnurmil of any city,
or commissioner of any Incorporated district, is by law
Incapable of holding or exereising at the same time the
office or appointment ofjudge. Inspector or clerk ninny
elections of this Commonwealth, and that no limeetor.
judge. or ether officer of Snell election shall be eligible
to be there voted for.
And the said act of Aettemblv, entitled an act refl.
tiny to the elections of this Commonwealth, passed Jul;
3, 1839, further provides es follow - 5, to wit:
"That the Inspectors and judges shall meet at the
place appointed for holding the election. of the district
to whrth they respectively belong, before nine o'clock
in the morning of tho Second Tuesday ,Ili October, cad
each of atld Inspectors shall appoint cue clerk, who
shall be a qualified voter of sold district.
" in case the person who shall have revel red the see .
end highest number of votes for Inspector shell not at•
t, nd no the day of the election then the person Wlll.
Shall hove received the second [tidiest number of vet,
et the nest precedieg election, shall Oct
his place. 111 in ease the person whe shall litre ,
ceived the hi.;fic,rt number of v. tee for Inspect., shall
not attend, tha pers-n elected judge Khan appeliit no
inepe7t 3r In his place: and In case the perivai old, ti.l
Judge shall not attend, then the inspector who recelv•
ell the highest number of sates shall appoint a judge ;n
his place, or lions veraney shall continue in the board
for the space of one hour alter the time fixed by lose h r
the °peeing of the election, the qualified were of the
township. ward or district ter which such officer shall
have been °bested, present at the place of election, shall
elect one of their n umbel to fill such r ncancy.
" It shall be the duty of the several acsessure of each
district to attend at the place of holding every general,
spedal. or to‘eriship election, define the chile ti
said election is kept open. for the purpose of giving
iu
t,,nuatlen to the iespectf , s and judges alien rolled on
Lt telatictit to the right flatly person ass ess. d L v the,
to vote at such idectioe. t r such other u at ter , In rein
Lion to the assessineuts of voters as the said 1119,000 -
Or either of them shall f,um time to Cline require.
" No peewit, shall be permitted to vote lit till election
ne aforesaid, oth e r thtn a white ri outlier of the :tar or
twenty-one yeas or :nom, win, snail ha, e insideil in the
State at least One year, and 10 the eleetion
where he ,clleis his 0 .to at toast ten days lietnedlately
preeedin_ such election, and within two j role paid 0
State or coon ti tax, which shall hoe o been assesned at
least ten days b,4orn the hut n elute,, t f the
United States wlw 11110 presittusk boons qualified soter
of this fitate, And seems ed therefrom and returned.. iithl
Who shall hate resiticti In she election diva fit and paid
taxes no aforesaid shall be entitled to vote after resit
giu this State Ms months Provided, That the
white freemen, citizens ut the United Arlen, led, eon
to enty.fem and I went) -toe years, who has,* resided kis
an election district as afhteSald, snail bin entitled to
cote mitiniaLli they shall not hose pllibt
p 121 , 111 shall be permitted to e•ite whose home is
not the list fd faeeicle inhclatititta fur ,
Id:flied by the Coilimiscemers. Unless Flint. he product
a receipt for the poyinent within Iw',, seers of a State
-Or-es:stint v tax ac-errsa-ed-ae:rtirerhly tic - tire - ce - mrt - ftutirm,
and give satisfactory evidence, either on his oath or of
firmatlen, er the oath or attirinntinn Irf another, that he
111113 paid Such a taV, or oil Milli, to preduce a receipt
Shall make oath to the payment thereof. Snot, d . if h e
claim a es,cht ts, -Into by being an elector "between the
age of twentynne m _ twenty two years, he shall do
p oath or affirmation thrt he hoe resided this
State at least one year next bonen his auplicut len, and
Ottke such proof of residence in the district as Is vide
el by thla act. and that lie dons verily bolter a item she
account Gib nn him, that he is of the age aforesaid and
such other evidence as is required by this not. where
upon the name of the person thus admitted to rote
shall he inserted in tlic alphabetical list icy the
Insprr
tere. soft a note made ttrisaislte thereto by writing the
word " tax," if he Abell be admitted to vote by reason
of ha Ville paid tax; or the word " age," if he ehall be
admitted to vote by reason of sub age. shell lie celled
out to the clerks. sells shall make the like pot,,E, ue th e
lists or enters kept by them.
o In all cases srlisra the name of t , lo r , .rSon ritCming
to vote is I. 0114 "in the list furnished }.y the 1,11 , 11116.
1111.1 1.. . • ^ Lis right t, vote, e nether found
•I'li•l•Luti to be any tioalilled rlllzottn,
it shall be the d ills ''t the Inspectors to eXaniiiie Su,h
pet Son On oath , 111si qualifications and is he elninfs ,
to Iheve resided within the state for one rear t's 11, le
hie oath shall I e suffirient moor thmeof. but shell
make proof by at Icest one competent witness, who
shall be n 1111.0illet1 elector, that hr has resided in the
d Jett let fur more than ten days next Immediately pre
eeding AO 11 deal tilt and shall also himsell Smear that
Lis 1-inn fide residence. in pursnarire of his lawful
,n:. le in Fold dist, let, is!.cl that I e did not remise into
and list,lst for the purpose of yeti rag therein.
feery person islallllo.l as aforesaid, and who shall
mat, nue proof, 11 required, of the residence and pay
nmot of Lisaa as aforesaid. elfell be admitted to sr le 111
irward or district ri n }itch lie Odin reside
' it ens pers sita'l la es eat rtr Intel! pt to prevent
atiV ta!ittter ef 1111 y e]m 1111.1./ thin lilt 11(.111 1/IMillg
sil 6rle, ti .11,0 l Seer threst, n s s tt lo rt.- It and
ttlll.a.r • r itti, e l r 111 , ' , pt.', 11.'411e"
1.111: 10 the sse'. tit Si hic du!s. si til lit
pr .10:1 .1 , .1, to .111 y .I,li, It tie
10 i• b, 11. i; , • r t hell tnut;, 01 , 1 I
EMI=
”iv fl it, cr 01.4.1 11:, at y ictid 11 hog
thro.ot... thrce or w let, 1 1 ‘..1•1;;•• 1, •
duly nr hi - trawe v eiot tP,of h. Idol via :dm 00-
tint; ;;r re0l• On the fiviutoln clod 11, (1 ;0,1,0,0
0••ol Virl rh ;11 3.111. y • phi let
five hundro 1 1..1:ao and hew troll fins hi•t
le., [isle n• r nee, than tv•;;l,e ; the nod If It
shall be .h ,wri n here the !II ouch offence
to, 1111 t'lat the porno, so odeniii , ig ens not a
resident ~f the city, ward. die:riot ur I whore
the °deur" was c.'....nuilttod. and n't entitled to vote
therm,,. 111,111 Oil Cot - 01,7[101i lie shad he sentenced to
pay a tlid, ai n, lot, than one 11.icidre..1 nor mare thin
von th.nisall•l 41,1.tri. end bn imprisoned not lobe than
nix 111,1ths nor Mhlo than two years.
•• If any pere.n shall make any bet Cr tra
g upon the r, null of any election within the Corn
monwealth. or hill!! offer to make any such bet or wr
ger. either by verbal proclamation thereof, or by any
written or printed advertisome4t, challenge or Invite
nny person to make arch het or wager. upon cone ici inn
thereof ho or they shall forfeit and pay three times the
611.101111 t CO bet or to be bet.
•• If any person not by law qualified, shall fraud❑
Inntly vote at any election of this Commonerala. Or
hotng otherwise qualified shall vote out of his proper
district, or If any person knowing the want of such
qua'ilicasions. shall aid or procure such person to vote,
the poson °Minding, shall, on conviction ho fined in
any sum mit sxmeding two hundred dollars. nod he
imprisoned to any term not exceeding ea months.
" Una)? person "hell vote at more than one election
district, or Ohorwiso fraudulently vote more than once
on the same, day, or shall fraudulently fold and dally. r
to the inspector two tickets togathor, with the intent
illegally to vote, or shall proems another to do so, lie
or thoy °flooding. shall on conviction ho flood In any
sum not loss than fifty nor morn than five hundred
dollars. and ho Imprisoned for any term not loss than
three nor more than twelve months.
4, if any person not qualified to vote in this Com-ion.
wealth agreeably to law. (except the sons of qualified
citizens,) shall appear at any place of election for the
purpose of influencing the citizens qualified to vote,
he shall on conviction forfeit and pay any awn not ex
ceeding ono hundred dollars for every such offence, and
be imprisoned !ninny term not exceeding three menthsi.
Agreeably to the provisions of the sixty-first scot lOU
of the said net. every General and Special Election shall
be opened between the hours of eight and ton in the
forenoon, and shall continue without interruption or
adjournment until seven o'clock in the evening, when
the polls shall be closed.
And the judges of the respective districts aforesaid
aro by the said act required to meet at the Court House
in the borough of Carlisle, on the third day after the
Feld day et unctlon, being Friday. the 6th day of Au
p ust, then and there to perform the things required of
them by law
Given under my hoed, at Carlisle, this 29th day of
Juno, 1813. . .
ju'q 1, 1104.
TO FARMERS AND lIORBE DEALERS.
TV.. JOHN SH I FFE 11,T, the celebra-
L. 7
bed Veterinary Surgeon, of Cliambersburg Pa ,
where be has been practicing successfully for the Mat
sixteen years, respectfully inlet ms the citizens of Car ,
ljtle end vlcinliv, that be bas permanently located in
this place, for the purpose of - operating upon DISEASED
1101ISES„ and pledges himself to cure most diseases
that this noble animal b subject to. Ho cores Weak
and Inflamed Eyes, if the nerve is not affected: be con.
demo. cutting Books out of the gland of the Epp. it is
generally done by men wino do not understand the
anatomy or diseases, or medical tr atmont of the horse,
nr they would never do It. Ile understands thorough•
ay the treatment and cure of Bone and Bog Spavin ;
Ring Bone Curbs can be reliuvod from their lameness
-wjtlaopt blemishing the horse: Callouses, Poll Evil, Fla
tub's, Sprains. and all internal as well as external die.
Mee, aro also successfully treated. Old horses, unable
to grind their food, can have their teeth ozerated upon
go-thiq Om can eat equal to' co ts. All Mama that
cannot mal can be greatly assisted by him.
NIOXINQ and DOCKING; all Bernie or Ruptured
torsos can be ea trated by him; Surgical Operations
e•nentiticsily performed hy'him. Farmers who cannot
leave !bele horses can get medicine and dhections for
using It. Ile charges nothing for examining a horse,
therefore, bring on your cripples. Also the most un
maniigeable, Making, balking or runaway knee's and
colla r broke to harness.
Dr. StftFBERT hes, , during the het year boon min.
clppgl veterinary Surgeon in several corrals of tboarmy
when° be hoe had from 2000 to Z.OOO diseased and cello
plod hornewanderbirecbarge. lie wishes it understood
last - eixteon Yeara Many horses have
come under ale notice that have been injured by mal•
treatment from the hehde of moo :bet have no know
lodge or either anatomy or diseases, or Medical tryst,
Mont of the gorse. A great nutty trf these' borsos be
has cured alter they have been drugged
,by, Wish ben.
Carlisle, May 20, 11364-3nr
HANDKERCHIEFS, .
ANDKEROHIEFS,. Tie's," StbSks,
RlbbOna, Ruapondere Under 131d4ta, ;,I)fittrnris
autlful aaaortment con be ' found at • . '
ISAAC LiVINCta,TCW -
Voity Hammon. Street EtOrnuttt ,
.
.3u4 3486.1 , .. . " •
~
. , ,
J. THOMPSON RIPPEY, Shutiff.
Veterinary Furgery
To the Public
T WILL guarantee to send on the re
ceiptji_ of one dollar, by return mail, a highly opt•
orod.Phdtogreph of any ono favorite General of the
Unitel States-Army or °Meer of tbe Navy. Meet to
011ARLE3 11. urtArros d 00.
Station It. Phllad.lphla Post Ofllce.
Juno 24, 18(4
FO R RENT .—The Store Room,
!louse end 1.44, well known an tho "White Rouse
Pont oßce," on the Walnut Bottom Road, about coven
113004 went of Carliale. Apply to
Juno 10, 1804.-3t* JOHNSON MOORk,
Private Sale
Tho auteertber off,ra at prliato min the frdlowtng
d rncrlbrd he .1 Omar, eltuated In South !tilddleton
townehip, or the road leading from rialgkinad't will to
Papartoern, near eraigheadht will :
HOU,sh; .AND LOT.
The house Is log house IX stories high. The lot con
tains about TII EE ACRES. Part of which len young
orchard Poisons wishing to clew the property can dO
no by calling un Ito 'mbar' Stier residing on the premis
es J
St.
THE OLD FLAG!
i t CAMPAIGN PAPER FOR THE
PEOPLE, &vetted to the Election of LINCOLN
and JOIINdON, Moot( and Fartnum. and the Right of
Suffrare to our• brave Soldiers, will be leaned on the
21 at t,lJuly, and weekly thereafter until Om full re
turns of the Prealdentlal Electloh can be given, from
the Mike of the FitANAux IiIf.POSZTORT, Chambernburg,
Pa.
lII'S OLD Ft:oft contain Portraits of Liner:ln.
Johnson and other Eminent mon: Maps of Battles and
Battle flel4l. and will urge relentless war upon Copper•
beads until their decisive defeat In November nest,
It oat ve n neatly printed paper of twenty columns.
atiV ANCE
One ("Op . ,' 60 eta
to C'eptes to one add coil $4 Go
.; le GO
GO " IGOd
And at the same rate 0:11) rent, per cv.py) Cur any
number a% or fifty.
ArarlAt every earneat Union man at once commence
t. rain., a -I nb fur hie lin tnedle te uele,libm hood, en ti.t
all the numbers eau he nenured.
that number will contain a Portrait of Pro,
ldei.t Lincoln, and the aevoud will contain a PortrolL
of Andrew Johlis,u.
Addreaa SI.'CLCRE & E , TON ER.
Chautherablirg, Pa.
JUNES HOUSE,
Coiner of ➢tai ket St. de Market Sonnet.,
HARRISBURCI,
CHAS. H. MANN, Propt'r
=1
NOTICE.
2.th, 19'4
Not bo i• .;Iren that no n•F.SIII..nt of t‘tx per
(out bettn le• 1,1 on ill entluni tt-t, belonging to
this Colopany, and lu torro ou thn al ateday of ]larch,
IbIA.
The member.; 'f thll Company ere hereby respect
fully required to pity their respective pro rates to the
Treasure of said Con/piny. or his qutherized
within thirty dye tram this notice
lly order 91 . the Hoare.
JOIIN 'f. GREEN, Fee.y.
CIRCULAR
HISTORY IIINN:11 . 1.1 ANT A RESIMNES
LI A S 13A & CO., respectfully an
,
that they base Si, plepalation n history
ot Ind onry Dania Res, ‘eq trots their organization
to the expirattcli 01 their tetra ttl sort iee.
'I he II o.tory 1,111 contain the c a w. sofa 1 the Officers
and Pulsates of the Cut ps —t heir inttrit atolls, casualties
and discharzes—tihst graphic drsctipthms of then camp
Ilie and their gallant acitit, einem:, in the many bat
tles in whirl, [ney have en part—all derived from
utlititil and authentic Sow cps.
The Ili-ti•r sit the Pstinsylv silo Ites,rves will be In
One Volume of tit t pages, net tr, size. neatly printed on
gout sill .tatarap ti.eiir hound In blat, c nth,
oust at mug. n steel entuat lug ol the lamented Reynolds,
Cr•d one ut t/..vei our Curtin. (0 ho first recommended
the format D,e. ot the Pennsylvania it,serre Corps,) and
will 1)1: Sold auly by subscription. It will he ready in
A 4tr,ust nest. Price —lhrre Dollars per rope.
Thu Publishers feel confident that trio Just pride
which evely Pettos)lvanialt 11,1 st entertain for the
hrs.a 11,, litet • gallant achievements and patriotic
sett-dro:A.lotl it Sec. rib., will secure for The iluttury"
a g.uer.us and appreciative reception.
RLIAS 11.11tIt & to., Publlshers.
No. ti, Ea t King St., Lancaster
A - C. HCFrI:Lk INtIER, Oen, Agent,
Jr.ue 3. 'll4-13t
12011, OF TI! CUMBEULANU
i
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
At kt wo..thu.; of the CLII/11,,Iftud
1 z' uci ot y • held ou the Thlrch,lS64, the f. lluw
1111: It:W11.115,1 eCe Mitlpl,ll:
itesol vod. That II Is expedient that Lb', Agricultural
Society oft oulberlat.,l county hate a F all theo•lng t
odnr.ittay.Thuniday. and Fridey, the 12th,
14,h nut 11th of elm,. 1064, to h - 1.11,:h all our citizens
and vitiaene or adjoining CollUti(l6 afro Incited to atlou4
and make a mr coo 111 hution to the exhibition, and
that W ,huatfhr, Dr. W. N. Dahl and Y. Watts,
k..sq , ha a Committee to make all imeessary atrangitiii
roc nts pr• paratnry to the mu aing.
It eeolvnd. That this resolution he publlghod In the
d;il-reut capets of tht. cout.ty.
D S. CROFT, Siict'y.
rhay
AT THE PARIS MANTILLA EM-
No. 61'n Chehtnul St, Philadelphia
Nuts OPE—Parls.llade
MANTILLAS and CLOAKS.
i:so, NO and SUN! NIElt 0 HMENTS, of our
own Panufacture. t f the Sly lve and In grrat
rariety,
J. W. PROCTOR & Co ,
The Paris Mantilla Emporium,
920 CHESTNUT Sireet.
PHILADELPHIA.
United zitates 5 percent 10-40 Loan.
Te arc prep4red to furnish the 10-40
Ve .d Stukp 1.,o0 . 1) authorised by the act t
March Al., 10,1 m Coupon Month, as
I t m.,r piqv o dcnr,.j.“tiong OW ,ssuo,
, w),
end j l 0 tuo.
lb.. futcrrnt on Q.! end $lOO, Bonds lei payable
anooal: end -sit M tam denorninattoes reml.annually
cu/o. Ihe /trunk wOl bear dote olatel, let, lgti4 and
4,e ifid.‘enlnba, at the plear.ara of toe Uocernment at•
In ),„, „ 5.551 yo,o, 151.111 date 10 °,h,
wi.li loterebt at A pm eeut per annum.
W. AI I,IF,ETIOI, Cashier.
Carlisle Deposit Daub, April 1t1410,1014,
GREAT RUSII
A T Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store for his
fl W11'1,111.1 Ntdck of Cheap Gunda. .lust returned
Crum tbu city or tht with a largo 'foul; of wisopienut
DRESS GOODS,
the now styles. Silk and Cloth MAttints, It)Pot
sO6, lobe, than city plata. Llo,nut plain and tigurztl
Mika.
MOURN ING GOODS,
1101111 , 13111 CF, Wool do LAnos, Ilarezys, Crap Morett,
Mosale biLi on, !I ynntlaya, I.4lnck and t 1 hito Larne and
Crapo Murat fur shawls, Tureen Cloth, 3.touruing Sat.
teen, Crup
Ladles Cloths fur Clunks, very cheap. CLOTHS end
CAS.;] yI6R Ed. Mysllus, Calicoes, Oingbnoug.
Purchasers aro srquested to cull sod examine this
stock of Uoods. Q4IJ motto "short profits and quick
sales" for the cull.
yew floods rose ylng almost dully al the cheap store
Went M la street, nearly opt orate the Depot.
May la. C. otilLa3V, rue.
WINES AND LIQUOIiS.
SOUTH IlAtipyEß STREET, CARLISLE.
T ' E undersigned, suoces6or to George
winterß, wophl iequetfully inform his friends
std the public generally, that he intend. to maintain
the character of tl,o above house ay heretofore, uud will
keep emostantly ou hand it large antuotumnt of
BRANDIES,
GINS
tir /MERV%
CORDIALS,
•
BITTERS,
&o,
which he can sill qs cheap as any other ustabliatituont
In carliele, If fifik EP"i mr *
313- County 4:indium's will find this the pleoe tc
buy their.
WlN4t c j AND LIQUORS,
Loth lu rogard to quality and prloo
Clln ktock IS 11 111:0 and well selected, and ho invitee•
a call before Nphoing elsewhere. Itennenl,er the
place, Routh ihrpayor street, directly opposite the "Vol
untoer "Psi annii trillco, (Winter's old stand, (Carlisle.
A pill 21, lSdl—tr. D. P. HAZEITON.
CLI ARM,. 1829. PERPETUAL,
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSTIRA OF NPE
VIMAPRIP I T B *
• ASSE'r$
ON JANUARY I, 1884,
$(2,457,849 95.
I LEA
PREMIUMS,
Unacttled
48,41 d.
LOSS PAID SINCE Ifizt,
83 3 300;000;
PEItPLTUA.I. AND tk,NIPOB:AIIY -POLICIES ON
M=MM
. .
DIREICITOIRS, . -
. ,
01.14.11 LES V. DiNCEER ' • ISAAC) I.EA,
T4031A13 WAGNER; - . EDWARD 0. DALE,
•SAMIJEILORANT, • , - 010. PALES, • • .
:'.IACOR R. I SMITH, • ..
' • ALFRAD 611%ER, '
:OEO. W. RICHARDS, • - ' ,•'XRAS. W. LEWIS, If. D.
. .
big AittiorosPros't,
EDWARD O. DAIGE # , Irpo Prove.
.3AB. W. bIoALLIBTER, Beo:Fr6. Teak;
- ' . • A. le. SPONBLER, 41344.1e1e Ps
Wale-13 1861--Ome • '
0191.0,E:St4AAS' & TItIBAGTO,
, Avick.torozvl.
r i STATE NOTI •
JLettera testamentary of H u ta
bnapley, Sr., doomed, late of Carlisle
have beearlesuod by the Register cd'Oumberland court.
ly, to the subscribers. the first named lining in Union. .
town, Oid, and the laid named In AnnaPolli.
persons indebted to maid e's tato will 'make Immediate
payment and those haling claims will present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement to Charles iltisp•
ley, of Carlisle. • il. F. RAMEY,
C. JORDAN, .•
Ezett.
Juno 3. 18C4
FISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP. The cimartnerahlp . huretofore existing Io •
ttcoen the undersigned under the name of Line, °lcier
St Oreason, Is this day dissolved. Tbo Boolte of tho'
late arm are In the hands of Jeremiah Oilier, residing
In Carlisle, for collection.
All persons indebted to the firm,. and all basing
elatms against It, are requebtcal to call and suttlo with
him at once. WILLIAM LINN.
JRRIN i ATI fi IVLNN,
JOIIN 01iNAL.ON.
Mity 31, 1881-tt
LIST ATE NOTWE.
I..n_ 4 Letters testamentary mi the estate of Conrad
Wee.tfnll, late of Monroe towwililp. deed., have been
Issued to the subtet lbw by the Iteglotor u , Cumberland
county. resldirig to the same township. All percione
Indebted to said estate will make linmedlate payment,
and tboao laving claims will present ibem•propeily
authenticated for settlement to
DAVID WESTF ALL, fix's.
Juno 3. 1864—nt*
, STATE NOTICE.
4Lntters of Administration an the estate of Wm.
T. lA illinms, Into of the, Borough of Carlisle. deceased,
hove been hatted by tho Register of Cumberland coun
ty. to the subscriber living In Carlisle. All persona
Indehted to sold estate alll make immediate poyment,
and those having claims will present them for settle
ment. A. L. SPONBLER, Aam'r.
Juno 10, 1804—et
T { -OR 'RENT; •
A dal:treble reeltienco In Hanover Street,
near the Second eresbyterlan Church. Apply to , P •
11. Miller.
Mny 27, I°64—tr
WORD TO THIII WISE!
An persons who aro by law required to take nut
teens°. are requested to take out the same ou or ba.
fore the first day of July, and save costs.
11. S. RITTER, Co. Tress's,
Carlisle, Juno 10, 100.1— St •
•
NOTICE TV THE PUBLIC.
LWhereas Marr-nret Miller has ensumnd my name
end palms to be legally married to me. and Is passing
es my wife, now I do hereby inform the public that
ahe la not my wife, and that I was novor married to
bor.
cfrARLES 31.1)0N011013.
Carlisle. .Tune 10 1814-3 t.
•
J 1 STATE NOTICE. m
I Lettere of kcimistratlon tho °date of Ram
on A. Lliverstir.k doe'd. late of tho Borough of Carlisle
have been Issued by the Register to the undersigned
resialug In sold Borough. All persons toying claims'
against the cold estate will present them for fiettle•
meat and those indebted will matte immedhtt payment
to II 414 ETV AII A V ERSTICK,
Admey of litttopol 19.11nYerstIck-
Juno 12, 18r1
Buggy for Sale.
A FIRST RATE Bue:gy, newly done
11 up, for sale Enquire of W. C. Sawyer, one door
below Mart.in'e Rotel.
I have just received a large addition of new and
seasonablo tioeda. Also, a splendid lino of Silk tilan•
ties, Costs and Basques, from New York. Bradley's
Duplex /Clintlcal Skirts, all kinds and colors. Now
Spring Clotho and Caosimeres, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat •
110 s. lee. Addltioufi of now goods constantly received.
May 13. W. 0. SAWYER.
A Joint Resolution , proposing oortain
Amendments to the Constitution.
p E it resobied by the Senate and House
_Dor Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn..
sylvitota In General Assembly met, That the following
amendments he proposed to the Constitution of the
Commonwealth, In secordsneu with the ptovisions of
the tenth at title thereof
bey btu ii be an additional seation to the third ar,
tide of the Coostito tioh , to be designated as section
four, no fellows:
tECTION 4. IChenossr any of the qualified electors
of this Commonwealth stall be In sty actual military
service, under a requisition from the President of the
United fitates, or by the authority of thin OomMon .,
wealth, such electors may exercise the right of suffrage
in .11 elections by the ,it lams, under such regulations
as are, or shall be, prescribed by law, as fully se if they
weee present at their usual place of election."
SECTIIN '2. There mini] he two additional sections to
the eleventh article of the Constitution, to be demi!,
nate& as sect ions eight, and nine, no follows:
SLOTION 8 No bill shall be pattsad by gee La_Aitla•
tura, containing more than one subject, which g4Bll 7jl
clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
bills "
Sccium D. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
grantlug any powers, sr privileges, In any case, where
tho au , hority to grant such powers, or privileges, has
bean, or may hereafter be, conferred up n the -courtil
of this Commonwealth." HENRY C JOHNSON. ski
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN P. PRNNEY„
•-- • Speaker-of the-Seoul.,
Office of-the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Harrisburg April 26, 1864. f .
PENNSYLVANIA, ee:, ,
I do hereby certify tisat the foregoing ten Ode•
and correct copy of ihifni.irinal Joint Resolution
the General Assembly, entitled Joint Resolution .
proposing certain Amendsneb%
as the same remains on file La this 0444 - •
IN Tr:M.OIONY AtOreof, I bare hereunto:net , '
i; my band and mood the seal of the - deem
tar:VA oft a tofie dyed, the day and year -
above % riti4p. ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Gionmon wealth.
The above Resoliition having boon agreed to .by A
majority of the memitei s of loch House, at 1 no success
ive aortalons of the General Assembly of this Com mon•
wealth; the proposed amenduients will bb submitted to
the people, for their adoption or rejection, on the MST
TM:anti OF AVOUNT, in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and alzty fotv, In accordpnce nieh
the provisions of the tenth article of, the conetikiii.inst•
anti the act entitled "Au Aot presCrlhinu thetirate end;
1:11.11ner of submitting to the poop e, for their approval
and ratification or rejectin, the proposed amendments
to the Constitution," approved the the twenty third
day of Aptil, one thousand eight hundred and siEty
tuur. ELI ELIFEIt,,
Secretary or the CopAmonwpVtil...
April 29, 15434.—t1.
OF THE UNITED STATES.
First National Bank a carlisie;
THIS Bank designated as a depositary'
and Financial agent of the United States baa beet
appointed to receive subacrlptions on Account of jhd
United States Loan authoz Ind by act of Mare
These Bands are redeemable at the pleasure of the
Oovernment, after ten years, and pa) able forty years
from date In coin, with Interest at 5 per cent. per an
num In cola, and are free from all taxation.
Subscribers a ill receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds. as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denomina•
tions of $5O, $lOO, $00.4 SL,OOO, $5,000 and $lO,OOO and
Coupon Bonds of the denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO,
and $l,OOO.
The interest of the $OO and $lOO Bonds Is payable
annually, on all oth.r denominations semlannually
Subscribers are entitled to interest from the date of
their deposits with the Bank and Bonds will be delis ,
erod free of charge. The amount of subscription may
he &iv sited in U. H notes or National Bank notes; it
le optional with subscribers to pay the accrued interest
from date of Bonds [N , trch let, 15840 or to resolve
bonds drawing inttrest "fr'rrn The Ante of the - Sub,SeriP,'
lion mid deposits. f the hitter are preferred, the datil
from which Interest will accrue If coupon bonds, will
be stamped upon the first coupon falling duo thereaftor,
and It registered hoods, such ditto will be written in'
the body of the Lord
April 13,, 1864
U. S. 10-40 BONDS. —
riNIESE Bonds are issued , Ulider. 160
Act of Congress cf Match Bth , lilB4, Villa; . loviditer
t at all bends issued undortlals act 0101 be llJin`,
NitOM TAXATION by Or Ini4orany state or municipal
authority. Subaoriptlons to these Bands are received'
In United States notes or notes of National .13aults•—•
They are to be 'REDEEM t.D IN COIN, at the plearnw
of the Oovernment, at any perled.not less.than ton nor
more than fork, years from their date, and until their
redemption rive Per Cent interest trill be paid in Colni
on bonds of not over ono hundred dollaraaurrnallylintp
on all other bonds amni-inh unity. TIM interest leper.
able on the that dayO of March and September ir•tmelt
year.
Subsea - Piers reeeive,eithectegotc,rott pypdird'
Bonds, as they may prefer. Ilegistlmidt ootidicare.reei r ,
corded lb* boolet of the U. 8. TreakestP,:ritiegiii,he
transferred only on the owner's ordd:Vt... nnott
are payable to bearer. and are: more convenient for
commercial tises.l • ,
Subscribers to this loan will have the option of havi
ing their bonds draw Interest from March lst, by pay-.
lug the aocruod interest fn coin—(or In United States
notes, or the notes of NatlenaLßanks. adding Sty per
cent for premium,) or restive them drawing interest
from the date et subscription and dernalt. As those
"
bode aro ICXEMPT FROM MUNICIRAIr OR SX4TG
TAXATION, their value is ocreaapdfrhua tb throe'
or cent. 04e an nutn:tiocordi llan ratite:U.B lOW
In varieua parts of. country.. _. „
At the prusert rate of premium oh 'gold' their pay
OVER BIOiIT pep coot iutetest In ourroney, and WO.*
equal OtuluSill,Uoo. $4
. 11 permanent or ygoporary is
vestment.
' It is believed that,po tismiltles offor great inducer'
mints to lenders as. the various desorlptiOmpof U. 8.
bonds. In all other ihrmi of,„ . lndebtedriess, the faith
'or ability of private parties or atdclt 00111p41304.01'
rate communities only in pledged for pasmonli, while
for the debts of the United' State. e ths,mhb/re.
of the pouhtry Is holder to Me. tiittki4o.lolit 0c 4 4
principal and interest •• ~ • •
These boucle may be anheoribed tot' hi.itunif he& 860 . ,
up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and aro Wulf,
mode equally available to the •amallest'lerctleir and Mac:,
largest capitalist. They can be sonvertedfhate tnimoy,
at any moment, and the holderttillkutyo the houettint ,
the interest.
It may be to' elate In title oynneation that tbs.,
total Funded Debt of the United States onWhiett'irites. , .•
rent Ic payable In gold, on the 3d day of Minch. ,16t4;
!man $768,968,000. The lutenist on this .debt for the •
ionjug fiscal year will 'lto $45,037428, while the cue-....
toms revenue in gold for the ourrentilistal yearoinding..
June 80th, 1884, has boon sa fax at the rate - of eyes-_
$100,000,000 per annum. •
It will'be seen that oven the prettert• geld-rdyinees'-'.
or the Government are lamely in excess of the wantni
of the Treasurer fer, the paymont gold.tiftstolitsbilfl
tbo recent Increase of the tariff will dentitliss.rasta the
annual Tloelpts freak customs on•ttie'ettrint'altiOutitnt'
importations, to sl6o,ooo,otOree.sandibi • •
• Instrnotions.to the National. Scotia- tleting, OS • ledtt
agents were not issued
'Mara 211, tipkjti the thst.teres efAprit-ptiAubeerip-_.
!lens stsged pore than TOO,
t6l((l9ilti receiVedllS7tht •
• Aaiik 9r, 4061%1::
and by all Nettie:4' Batika•vttitat siadephifiditeS.
Public money, and reepestsplethei And ihiukste
thrtedyhont' the tat:hinny, faittinga, enta tat the.
Depositary'amitlunrsanl' Wet lidtthht
testion enAppliestion szfs.ttect2 ,eireijfacdtity.to sdb:-
satlliers. • • ' MAYA VIC , •
, 9 100,000
1,088;280 O3O
1,008,200
Intorno fbr 1881.
800,003.
PiYStdrADlB . find it itteir.4.A. ,
••,.iilottio to ail! tad ptitOlfto itittr'.24.s4ll.tiritqt
" • tige , 'AA , ..
" •
•
10-40 LOAN
J. 0. lIOFFiIt, Cashior