Q
, COnitdiurfori:—The great
combination of equestrian and zoological at
tractions fOrrried by the union of Thayer &
Noyes' popular Circus troupe with Van Am
burgh .4k, Co.'s Menagerie, which is to bo
litre on the sth of August, presents induce
shients for a general patronage such .as are
'seldom offered in a single establishment.—
'This is the first season of the combination,
and we learn that the favor extended to it
•. is such as to well reward the energetic pro
jectors of the enterprise for the enormous
expenditure they have incurred in effecting
the junction:of two such extensive comira
nies. Van Amburgh's Menagerie has a
- world-wide reputation, and the collection the
Present-season is said to be one of the finest
ever brought togbther on this side of the
Atlant c, comprising• many extremely rare
specimens of animated nature. The huge
elephant "liannibal,'.' the largest quadruped
• .on this continent, and much the largest an
imal of his species ever exhibited in America,
is• included in the Menagerie, and is an ex
hibition of himself. The performances giv
en at each entertainment will be of the most
'varied character, including every description
•of equestrian, gymnastic and acrobatic feats,
introducing one of the most talented and
complete circus companies ever organized.
Dr. Thayer, the inimitable humorist, will
administer his sovereign remedy for low
spirits in allopathic doses, and altogether,
visitors may depend upon receiving a full
equivalent for the price of a ticket. The
feats of Mr. Noyes' beautiful trick horse
~."Grey Eagle," and the performances of
Mons. Davis, a pupil of the great Van Am
burgh, in the lions' den will be found worthy
of particular attention. '
SEg - We dill the following complimen
tary notice of the behavior of the officers
connected with the Carlisle Garrison, during
the recent rebel invasion, from the Hagers
town herald and Torch:
"Lieutenants Stanwood, Jones, Winches
ter, and Draper were in command of squads,
and 'discharged their duty faithfully, and
With a coolness and bravery which did credit
to themselves. The whole squad was under
the immediate command of Lieut..D. S.
McLean, who handled it well, and gave evi
dence that he possesses, in a high degree, the
qualities which mark the true soldier. Both
officers and men, ever since the beginning / of
our troubles, have conducted themselves like
soldiers, and have won the confidence of our
citizens."
Lieutenants McLean, Stanwood and Jones
have been on duty hereduring the past year,
and enjoy an enviable reputation as soldiers
and gentlemen. Their duties during the late
invasion were of the most arduous character,
and were performed in a manner that did cred
it to themselves, and saved our border from the
depredations of the guerillas who led the ad
vance of the rebel column. The citizens of
the Cumberland Valley owe a debt of grat
itude to the officers and soldiers of the Carlisle
Garrison.
SECO;iI) PROVISION ARTI L1:11 Y.-
Thisfme regiment is now in the 9th army
corps, and has been through all the severe
battles of the wilderness, making its mark,
/LS equal to any of the old veteran regiments.
Carlisle is represented in this regiment by
Sergeant Chas. D. Hall, James Weaver, and
John Zollinger, the latter of whom was
severely wounded in the head during the
terrible charge on the rebel works at Peters
burg on, the 9th inst. As the gallant con
duct, of this regiment does nut seem to have
received the attention it deserves, we give
the following account from one who was
present,
FROM THE NINTH ARMY roRPs
Correspondence of the Inquirer.
SECOND - PROVISIONAL ARTILLERY, P. V.,
• BEFORE PETERSBURG, July 3. 16134' f
No account published has diine justice to
the Provisional Second Pennsylvania Artil
lery, in the terrific charges made on the 17th
of June. The brave BUEN ODE gave the
orders to storm portions of thi: enemy s works
ih front of Petersburg. The regiment was
attached to Colonel MAusilAti.'s Brigade,
General LEDLIE'S Division. Major 3fA -
LAND commanded the regiment, Colonel
WILHELM having been previously wounded.
Lieutenant-Colonel BA a:: EY comma tided
the brigade. Colonel MARSHA LL waq woun
ded, and several officers in the brigade
killed. Captain JOHN EXTON commanded
the first betel lion, and Capuin J ASPI. a 11.
Hotswi the second. In carrying the first
line of the enemy's works the gallant Major
lilAnst,AND and Captain Evros were very
seriously, wounded. The command of the
regiment.then devolved upon Captain J. lf.
HOLMIH. In the bayonet charge he cal rad
the colors at the head of his regiment. Upon
• entering the enemy's work a terrible scene
was; -witnessed ;• the enemy's dead and
dying were piled up four and five deep, shot
principally through the head and breast, by
our advancing troops.
Our regiment captured some eighty pris
oners of the Thirty-fifth North Carolina
Regiment, among which were several field
and line officers. Captain J. H. HotmAx,
of Philadelphia, turned them over to the
'gallant General LEDLIE. The prisoners
were very anxious to be taken to the rear.—
They say Richmond will never be taken
above ground. , We will see about that.
The rebels never fought with more obsti- ,
nate desperation The Frst Brigade held
only a portion of the litre; the enemy were
still in position on both sides of them, and
those that had been driven out were in ad
vance, firing from another line of rifle-pits.
A terrible cross fire from both flanks, and a
direct fire from the front. This brigade
held their ground splendidly. Our brigade
and General PtilicE's charged the works,
however, and drove the Rebels from the
flanks, the Rebels maintaining their ground.
The fight then became one of hand to hand
and breast to breast, and crossing of bayo
nets. The Rebel and brawl Union troops
were bayoneted on both sides. Northern
steel triumphed, and the Rebels fell back,
leaving us in possession of, their works to
gether with several hundred prisoners. The
ditch inside was filled with their dead and
wounded, which gave ample evidence-of the
terrible struggle. Our loss was severe in
killed and wounded, in officers and men.
Our regiment has lost many brave officer,
and a largo number of men, in this cam
paign, in the Wilderness, Spottsylvania,
Cold Harbor, and in front of Petersburg.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE' DIARRET.
Carlisle, - July 21, 1804.
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On the 26th nit ,by tho gay. Jacob 6 7 . Mr. THISER
of Carllslo Barracks, to Mrs. CIIARLOTTE 8 WtRTZItU
of Carlisle.
SEVENTEEN' MALE AND FEMALE
Teachers Wanted
TILE School Board of South Middle
ton township will meet at l'apertown school Louse,
on Fri .ay the 12th of August at 9 o'clock a.m.. the
day appointed by the County Superintendent to ex
amine teachers, whore all persons intending to apply
for schools will please be present. The most liberal
wages will he paid for good leachers. Foch teacher
appointed will be required to hold a public examina
tion of their school near the close of their term.
JACOB si YNIIS,
Premideri E.
July ?9,1864
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
derslgnod Intends to tonl,o application at the
next Court of Quarter POSHOON to be held at Carlisle,
Cumberland County, Pen ei.ylron hr. 011 Iho 22, of Aug.
A. D. 1864, for a license to keep a Restaurant and Ea
ting and Deer 'louse, lu the Bart Ward of the Bor
ough of 'arlbdo. JUIIN 110FF31.1NN,
July 29, 1804-31.
NOTICE.
CT I C 11: is hereby given that the un
df.rthrsed intends to make application at the
next Court of Qum ter Sessions to be held at Carlon.,
Cumberland county. N., on the 224 of August. 18114,
for a 'seen.° to keep a Restaurant, Eating and Beer
(louse, in the East Ward of the liar u;h of Carli+le.
SAMUEL BROWN.
.Tuly 2k. 1884-31
NOTI( E.
TOTICE is hereby given in accord
ance with the Art of Assembly In ouch 1111.1mado
avd provided, that at the next Court of Quarter Nev.
t.inna for Cumberland nountv, beginning Aligned 22d
1804,1 will apply for a Menge to keep a Restaurant
aud Ealing iil , Mlo." In the West Ward, of the iloreugh
of Carlisle, on the north west corner of Main and Pitt
streutq, in the hone° now occupied by flen. W. Poland.
JOAN A. WAGUONER.
July 29, 1864-40
FSTATE NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jane Con
nelly, late of N estperinshoro' twp , deed , have been
Issued to the subscilber by the Register o' Cumberland
county, residing In the same township. All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them props: ly
authenticated for settlement to
JOUN DUNBAR, txocutor
.191 r 29, 1884-At
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given by the un
clergians.l that be Intends malting application to
tho neat term of the Court of Quarrer SesFiona to be
held on tionday the 2'2d day of August, 1864, tor a Li
cense to keep a Ite , taurant. Eating and Beer House,
In the Borough of Nlechanicsburg. Cumberland coun
ty. Pa., in the house I now oceuely a. such.
July 29, 1864-6t*
FOR SALE.
A LOT r f Ground in the village of
LA_Greason. forty feet by two hundred. with nn ex
(e lent two story FItAME HOUSE. the pope! ty of
the firm of Line. Gisler & 0., Is off red for 5310 at
terms moderate nni easy. If not sol l by the lot of
Octob , r, it sill ho otr•red et public ale upon hint
day. For further intorrontion Inquire of John linea
tion. licensor', Pa.
July 29, 1R64-2ms
' HE VORW A RDING AN D GRA IN
Ibusiness foilnerly conducted by Lino, ffirler
Co., is now cArried on by
July 29, 18N- ft
I, I STATE NOTICE.
J Letters testamental y on the estate of Abraham
o)aret. late of Lewis county, State of Mlssotlrl, hate
been Issued by the Ile:deter of Cumberland county,
Pa., to !he sub,cribor residing itt Eat Ponqsboro'
tmenship, Cumberland eonnty, Pa. Notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted to sold estate to matte
immediate payment and those having claims against
it will present them fir settlement to
OYSTER, Ear.
July 22.
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WILL expose .at public sale, on the
I Lpremlsea, in Penn .townehlp, Cumberland county.
about 2 miles Fouth west of Centreville, and about 1%
miles south of Ilocheravllle,
Eghty-three Acres and some Perches,
of FIRST RATE T.. 1 ND, part of which 1s gravel, and
part limestone, under good fence. (one half of which is
post and rail), having thereon erected a
two story and a half PitAallsi HOUSE.
sa•Wash House. LOG DA It N, Carriage
• ' * House, and other Outbuildings, with is
. _ Pump and never falling well of water
at the door, a Cistern and other conveniences. Also,
having thereon a first rate Limestone Quarry. an
together wsth reaction, Plums and Grapes. Tills land
Is undur good cultivation and adjoins Henry Ribble
and tho heirs or Henry Rupert, nod is bounded on
the north by the Pine road, and on the cast by the
roa d loading to !locker's Saw mill
Also, at the same time and place, I will roll a tract
of MOUNTAIN LAND, containing Fifty Acres. which
Is coveted with good Chestnut timber.
For further particulars inquire on tho premises of
WILLIAM A. HUTCIIISIN.
July 29, 1864—ts*
ROBINSON'S METROPOLITAN
REFITTED AND ORGANIZED FOR 1884
M. J. ROBINSON.
ALEXADitat ROBINSON,
The most Complete Establish Mel? t 7101 C
Travelling in America !
TWO crbwris AT EAt 1.1 PgRFORMANCE.-
HIRAM DAY,
The Groat Wit and Modern Grimaldi.
CHARLES r °VILLE,
The Quaint, Quizzical, Eztemp we Vocalist
An unequalled collection of
HIGHLY TitAIN ED All ARIAN HORSES,
JOUGATED MULES,
DANCING HOUSES, and
PIGMY TRICK PONIES.
The following Ladles and Gentlemen compose the
troupe of this Mammoth Company :
MADAM MARIA ROBINSON,
And her wonderful Dancing Horse ‘. TAMMANY"
and DON JUAN." trained by Levi J. Nor th.
MAD'LLE ANNIE.
a he Youthful Prima Donna of the Arens.
MAD'LLE AUGUSTUS,
'I he rharming Dansouse.
LA FAIRIE ALACE,
The Poetry of Motion.
CHARLES 11.0tiEltd,
In biz PETE GENK INS.
SEGENANT, the meet accomplished
Dramatic Scenic Rider In America.
MASTER HERNANDEZ,
Tho renowned Equestrian of daring somersaults
on the here batik stood.
JOHN STAR,
The Champion Four and Sit Horse R der of Amer.
lwrodueing hit. highly trained Cam tneho steed
JOE REItSIDES,
The hire of turning three semorsaults be foie
alighting on the ground and known as the man of 2Uti
smilers ulta.
'rho world renowned Wil FITTON Y BROTHERS,
Leonard and James. who will appear In their unnp.
proarhabie acts or the ti laot Jima or the Trapeze A.t I
Twine or Momus and the Minty Men!
'I he Wand Prncest.lon xlll enter t we on the morn.
log of the day of exhibitloo at IU "clock, led by the
SW A N 4 'llAitioT, drawn by. elegantly marked horses,
containing t% If A Lb . :: CtIONI,T Ii AND.
Two ex 'Alain 1111 en cb day. Afternoon and Evening.
Doors open at 2 and 7P. M. Performance to com
mence half an hour later. Admi.,:on 25 rents. Will
.q.s.hibit at
CARLISLE. August 2.d,
PETER:- LEG " 3d,
44 9th,
SHIPPENSII , I "
CM AR LES 51 !JITNEY. Gen. A g't.
rEISIMIIMMEI
GREASON,
GronFon, Cum b. Co
oc M A N'S rhoti graphs and Am
_jhrOt yp CP. lire in onnuneed the Nero boot Pre - onus
~ o.ning good picture's should not iai: to go to 1....b
-losn's liallery, Nish' Ft, ect oppooite Ihu N
Bank. In slrs. Noll's Building. Don't MN., the pine.,
DAGLTEROTYPES & A3II3IIOTYPES
copied with accuracy and dispatch.
July 21,
L OCIIMAN'S VIIOTOGRAPIIIC
IJALI,KIt Y.
Maio street, opp,site the Natiounl lu Mrs. Neff's
Ltd Iding.
July 22, 1,11-Iy.
SCHOOL TAX FOR 1861,
II E taxable citizens of the Borough
Or Dirlial.a are hereby notified that the Treasurer
of ~ . aid School District. sett] attend at the County Lk/WC
House, (Commissioners' Office,) on
Thursday, .6cptember 15th,
hpt,,,en the Lours o 9 and 12 In the foreneon
and '2 and Cr o'clock In the aflernooll of said day, for
the purpone or rolled lug and receiving the School
Tax usressed for the presen your. on all taxes paid
uu ur before that &Ate a reduction will be wadi et •
Fl VE PER CEN7'.
Persons inching t pity their Taxes In the carol.
thine ran do no b. calling tin the 1 censurer et his reit
idence iu •• Marion Hall" building, 11 to - t tiigh street.
J. 11. nisi,
July 22, 1861-11 m. 'Messmer.
ll
.4 1 S'l' NOTICE
iAltetters of atimlnistintion on the estate of Daniel
hotly. duc'd late of the liotough of ( artiste, Moe
mien irtattted Ity the Register of Ountltertand count.,
G. he subset iber living In /i.ii t llorolol. All pore,,.
11Ploblod to osid estate are hero y not ihau to Inn he
tuunedixtu intyolon L. and those having claims against
it present them properly anti...nested bit c,oth•
went LO C. I'. 111.1.01t1e11,
Jut) 22, ISti-I—rt
ST A 'l' E N O'I'IOEI J .
bettors of admotistratmn on the estate r f John
O. tour. . late of New trumber bind l'n„ hoeing
been issued In the egister Ol l'itiotml.tud I minty,
to the oultsember residing In the same place, notice
Is hereby given to all percons Indebted to said ebLnLo
to make immediate I..iyuntut, anti those having claims
to prebuilt them duly anti:tenth tiled to
OWEN JAMES, Adm'r.
July 22. 186-1 6ttit
Public Sale of Two Valuable Lime-
Executor of Joseph Culver, clec'd ,
I will exp.° to public tole, at tho 11anbo,o
!louse Farm. in I ltddluaua biwukh , p, eumburlauLl Cu ,
On Thursday, August 25th, 1664,
TWn FIRST It ITH LI3IE6DINE WARMS eltuate
abut two miles out of l'arll.le lotWeo.l 010 Hail is
bur; turopiko and the Triadic, Spring toad, anti about
half a mile haul the lather load, nod each coutaiulas
About 100 Acres,
one of which is the Mausion Farm of Joseph Culter,
docesscd.
The improvenionts are a Two Story
•
~ . 21-7 ''''' . * STONE HOUSE and Brick Bark Build
-111
~,. lug, and a good BANK BARN, and
4*,4..
i i .,. •
.• triple or-bard. Thu land le well'cul
-• ••_ - r... .. .• ~ Ilvoted and under go. d post fence.
The ottior ram adjoins the Brat and contains about
the saute number of acres. and thu improverneute aro
A Comfortable Dwelling,
a good BANK BARN, oru Crib. Wagon Shed, and
other convenient buildings, with a Young Api In
Orchard or Choice Fruit
1 hoso Farms lying so near to Carlisle, the public
roads, mills, churches and schools, offer great induce
Well [EI to purchasers, who arc Invited to visit and ex
amine them before the day of sale. Thu farms will be
sold clear of encumb.ances with perfect title
Terms made known on the day of sale, and other
Information on the snitleet may bo obtained from the
socutur or his A ttornies, %%att• A Parker, car Isle,
Pa. JOHN :illL,Ll o ,lt,
Executor of Joseph Culver, dsc'd.
July 22, 18G1— 4 t
A CHOICE FARM AT
PUIBLIC SALE.
fAN TIIIIRSDAY, August 4, 1861,
Vf the undersigned, trustee of S. L. Bowman, will
sail at public sale, tho following real estate: A tract
°Hand, situate in Eaat Peonsborough townthin.
Cumberland county, bounded by land of Simon Ores
beet,. Goo. Oyster and others, containing 102 arras,
more or lure, having thereon eructed a largo two story
STONE imusr, good tenant house,
d e.! large Sauk llarn. apple orchard of
T , , choice fruit, a pump at the door; al
tea;; 4117,;; no, a runuing spring near the houso
- Thla in a choice farm and in a nigh
state of annotation. Locatod 3 miles west of Innis
burg, and a half mile morth of Oplier'a Point.
Silo to take place on the promises at 2 o'clock P. M.,
on dunday, when terms will ho made by
ti.MO. WAHL'S WELL, Trustee.
July 22, 1804-2 E
VSTATE NOTICE.-
L/Letters of Administration on the estate of William
Graham, deed. late of the blrough of artiste having
been issued by the Register of Cumberland County,
to the subscriber, residing in the name place. Notice
is hereby given to all persons Indebted to said estate
to make payment, and those having claims to present
them duly authenticated to
FRANCES L. OR
Admtnistratix.
July 15, 111(14 —et*
WIIEREAS an enaergonoy,exists in
our National affairs which calls for the earn ,
else of a practicatpatriotium and a selfeacrißeing of
to defend our country and our homes. Therefore,
SECTION 1. 110 it ordained and enacted tly the Town
Council of the Borough of Carlisle, and IC, is hereby
enacted by the authority of the same. That the Prost.
dent of the Council be and he Is hereby authorised
and required to borrow a sum not exceeding $2400; to
be appropriated to the paying of bounties to volunteers
100 days service, to Oil thviillota, of this Borough
under the existing requisitions of the President of the
United States on this Commonwealth for 24,000 men.
• .
fizonott 2 That out of this money shall be paid to
eaoh of the iolunteers aforesaid when mustered into
offline, a Bounty of FIFTY' dollars,. by the Borough
Treasurer, upon the order of Thomas Paxton, Jesse D.
Ithinebeart and J. B. Parlt erovlto are hereby appoitited
a committee for that purposo and to aid in filling the
said quota of the Borough. .
Promo 3. That for -the money no borrocied - the
President of the Council is authorized to issue a bond
or bonds 11 the name of the Borough of Carlisle, tlie
interest'whereof shall be payable semi•knanuallY, , and
the principal in Five years from the data thtbeof. and
which . said bonds ahal I be signed by the Prealdent and
countersigned by the 0100- 0 the 0 9lint attested .
by the corporate seal.
- Enacted into an ordinance this 13kh dRy ge,1.7 , 4 ,
D.yea. ,
A.OATEICART, President.
Attest—JOß. OGILBY; Beety. of Corporopqn.
A. B. Clalorllnekreir.
July 16.1861.
•
•
Public Sitleior'Real Estate. /
On Satt;rday, September 10th, 1864.
Orchard of Choice Fruit,
stone Farms
ORDINANCE
THE tillAlltV • •
METROPOLITAN • CONEBINATION 1
THAYER & NOYES'
UNITED STATES , CIRCUS,
VAN AMBURGH &CO'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE
Egyptian Caravan,
Cominnod for thn Season of (F I, with Ono Price of Ad-
Proprlrtor
Ilanagor
The Wonders of Animated Nature
Consolidated with the only
LEGITIMATE CIRCUS
Fyer OrgalliZ,l--MOR AI, AND REI/NED AMUSEbtrNT.
Pre-eminent Equestrians, Acrobats, Gymnasts, Testers,
Coli., Contortionists, nutlir,ristt and General Per
formers--Splendid Stud of RAINFD llonsrs, I oars, and
Toms Alm.is—Magi, front Collection of Li VINO Lions,
T:GERS, LEOPARDS, 13EARS, Wo,Yrit, Alorcskys,
APES, Bsrooics, Banns of all kinds and sizes, die., gath
ered by the
Great Van Am burgh Himself;
Will exhibit at Carlisle, on FRIDAY,
August sth„ 1854. Afternoon at 2 and even
ing at 7 o'clock, p. m. Admission 50 cents.
Children under 12 years . Iftge 25 cents. :
it' l V4' e• -,-;.- ':''''' 2 '''' . 4,
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(e, L" ' I'4 ' I\\\ .. :1 th v•iyvv- 7 -----,
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The )1 AN :N:0711
WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL;
The Lar,;l,l A•11.al u, Ulf: m e ighi l , noarlylr,,(o)
1,11 it, 'r
11 I l
1 2 ' it) _P 0 T.1.71U5,
Of the Nen. Worll, Only One on FAlltbition.
A WHITE POLAR BEAR,
From the Arctic heetone, tl.e Only One in America
An AFRICAN OSTRICH,
ae loot lligh. A P.r of
SNOW WHITE PEACOCKS,
A l'atr of
JAPANESE NIASKIN SWINE
The Grit ever itopolied to A Ittortra. Ileiklett an immense
variety of Hate a•nt Penottful Blimps
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The unequalled Array of talented AnTiVrES Includes ;
DR. JAMES. L. THAYER,
7lle Eloquent end Scholarly Clown and Comedian
MR. CHARLES •W. NOYES,
The unrivnied Iloilo, Tomer, who wilt introduce his
I.e•ut ifui Perforroiog GuArc EAGLE, Jr."
CI arses Reed, the Champion Equestrian.
George H. Datehellor, the Greatest Loap.
Cr In lip world.
A nume,,,s and A Honda n(s.
he 1:S , M/ ..r ii, .Innemloun Consolidation
will be proltlic In splondid efforts and marvels of mag
ntficence h
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT
4,N 6z
A , 4 I? kis gha N;„---.11
.-, ViVrt
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Mythological Car of the Muses,
Containin;
Ed. Parmeles famed Brass Band
Will be drawn by n beautiful Arabian Steeds, gorgeous.
ly Caparisoned with cloth nt velvet, richly studded with
LrilHaut emblematical ornaments of gold and silver. Thu
Superb Dens, Carriages, llagg tgu It scons and otfier
Equipages, [manufactured by the celebrated F111'1.01140
Pony,. New 1 ork are of the most elegant and cost.
ly description, end of incomparable style and finish.
ahe indiscribable grandeur of this wonderful Cavalcade.
freprienting, as it does, a MU VI NG PANORAMA of
over in I.E.NOTItf with its Par:teal . ° appointmeete
and attributes, i• so superb beyond conception, exciting
in the beholder the realization of the fervid amusements
which gave birth to chivalry and Its attendant pagoantries
The alaxnorst rsy desire to impress upon the Public.
mind that each and every.feature of this Grand Combi
nation is entirely unexcept onable and of a high toned
and moral chase ter. Ihe undeniable excellence and au.
perioritv of this establishment is t conceded fact.
For the special amusement of Ladies and Children, Dlr
C. W. NOYEIo' will exhibit his great
Performing Monkey, "VICTOR,"
The best trainsil animal of the kind In the world.
During the Entertainment
mous. DAVIS,
The only illacceasful rival of the Great Van Arnburgh
will enter the den of Trained Lions, Tigers and Leopards
At each Entertainment will ho introduced the Performing
Ponies' Monkeys, Elephants and
DR. THAYER'S Educated
COMIC MULES, SAM & DICK.
Tits (Macrons Pnoccssiorr will enter town at or about
10 o'clock in lho morning.
wy . .. • •
atullk.? "? '•"!ib
% t; • Avt l %. 4; iv
g OA* t.)
'4/
le B.—The largest exhibition in the world
is coming. Recollect the day and date.
N. 8.--4-Once more. • Please observe the
day and date, and do not confound this Mon
ster Organization with any other companies
whether they be good, bad or exceeding in
different. This Mammoth Combination will
be at
York, Tuesday, Aug. 2d.
Dillsburg, Wednesday, Aug. 3d.
Carlisle, Thursday, Aug. 4th.
Shippensburg, Friday, Aug. sth.
Cbambersburg, Saturday, Aug. 6th.•
HOuse and Lot
• AT
PUBtI . O SALE! !
lopY virtue of an order of the Orphan's
13Court of Cumberland County, I will
OA SATURDAY, the 30th day'of
at 1 o'clock on said day, expose to,. public 'sale on the
premises, that desirable House and Lot of Ground sit•
nate 1n the borough Of?..Wechanicsburg, bounded on
the North by Christian Kichner, on the East by en
alley, add on the West by north Market street, con•
Mitring 38. feet In hunt by 124 In depth, the house
lea two and a half story yirouther-bOnrthld with kitoben
attached. There is also necessary buildings oh the.
TERMS OF SALE,
. , .
twenty4ve per cent. of purchase ' money to be pall
when the property Is etricken off, the. balance on the
conflrinstion of the sale when a deed will be made and
possession given. ' ' A. II MUG.
Adder: of Elizabeth Nat:skier. dee'd.• '
'July 1,1884. •
YENS F:01I 1 41 7 NEI:ICINESO
+©~!
ME
Oil
,
WHIT . ..
:StILPHUIV WRENS,
.
~'. - OARLIStEi:PA':' '." -
T" Pyoprietor-titkefoleaiu . re in'. an
. bouncin g that this favorite and fashionable Wet
snug ?lase ' is now open for visitors. The Carlisle
White Sulphur Springs, are.situated in 'OungPeriand
County; Pa.. about four wilds north-east of 'Carlisle.
The personal and undivided attention oftho Proprie
tor will bo given to the wants and comforts' of hie
Attests.
N. W. WOODS, Proprietor. ,
•Juty.B, 904-Imo.
A Limestone Farm For - Sate.
A FARM oontaining Ono Hundred
. .and .Five Acres, situate 6 miles east of Carlisle,
untotuilf mile south of the Railroad, Is offered for sale
at terms easy and moderate., Ton or twelve acres are
covered with as line undhourishing timber as grows In
the 'valley. 'Fro Improvements are a large two story
STONE (LOUSE, a new BAKE. BARN, with all the ne
cessary Outbuildings. A never failing stroatn of wa
ter runs through the mid lie of the tarm. This Is,
rosily, one of Vie very finest farms In Cutilbsrland
county. For further particulars, enquire ofiANIES A
DUNBA R, At orney at Law Carlisle, Pa. Oilko next
loor to toe American Printing Office.
July t. I
FOR RENT.
A commodious Three Story BRICK
;must:,
on Moth l'ltt ntreat, Carnal°, and lstely occuplod by
Mrs. Colwell. Possosslon given immediately. Apply
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GREENFIELD 4; SLIE.IFER' S,
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b e t
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11107'0GR1!PIIIC GALLERY
otirVed by nr. Char!, Taylor, i n n thon ,
buitding, South Wert (`preer of.Nihket Square, where
nifty he had all the different st r )lex or
PIIOTOORAPHI with
AM B ROT IT ES,
FER ItOTY pr,A and-
DAU UELL OTVP-F.S.
To the forntnr Wrong of the Gallery,
moot that silo ha, rf.t.1,1, (A the se, of )I:. t.oull-
M A r Stll..r . e 111111C11111i drtint the in:4
year), will be
to Secure a eon? l a uh ace of their
patronage; while all übutl lailee of lIgIG,
I' I,E A SANT II 0 O.IIS,
Tory p'encantly s Marl. Will her own former rope
rienoo and 50••,,,s in ph•turo t•iklng, and a desire to
please, t, est, will attrAct her own friends.. as well
as 11.11111 V mhma who have not heretofore found their
way thit leer. Ity .ondilig. or itilleing their orders, per.
sons will be furnished $‘ VII copies or negatives taken
by il ll . ..aylor, at reduced, prices.
I'wtore.l tricen in all kinds of weather.
>lay .O, 1864—am.
LFCTI ONI I'ItOCLA)IATIOV.-
J wit E AS, A Jolt, t liesolutinu propol.inq
certain atuonfltniiu Is to the Constit n Lion of this Gout
ulot.we.tl, h wide I are as foflows, vin :
•• There •hall he ut n hfitional sectioit to the thirl
articls or the Constitution, to he designated as section
lour, no 1 , 41:0x0
Whenover any of the qualified clot•
tors or this Comma Noah h shall he in any act mil VII
dory nor'; Ice„ noder a retintsition of the l'resbirnt ol
the United St itou or by authority of thin Common
wealth, .uch electors may exorcise tha right of Suf.
traits iu a.I elections by the citizens, under such rag•
ulatlnns so are, or shall hr prescr bit • by law, as fully
us it they were present .at their usual pl 00 of oleo
lions
•• More shall he two additional Sections to the
Eleventh article of tho Caustitution. to ho designated
its Sections eight aliol nine. as fotinn s:
•• Section h. No bill shall be passed by the Logislo-
tore containing more than ono subject. which shall
in clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
bills.
'• Section 11. No bill shot] he pissed the. Legislature,
granting any powers or privileges, in any cars whore
tho authority to grant such powers. or priviloges, has
boon, or may borosfior bo oonforred upon 'the Courts
of this Cninninn,voalch," has boon agreed to by a ma
j wit,/ of the members elected to suet Gouge of the
Loginiat taro, at two • uccessivii sessions of the same
A NEO WHEREAS. It Is providoil In the Tenth A rtlele
of tho said Constitution, that any amendments so
..asgreed upon, shall bo submitted to the people in such
Manner. and at such limo. at loon three months after
being en novena to by the two Gooses. as the trogisla•
turn shall preseribo ; such subottsrion to he in such
monitor and form, that the people may vote for or
agalost each iimonilmont separate anti distinctly:
AND WHERE., liv an act of the tionoral Ai•sirmbly
of this Common wealth, passed the tooutvthied day
of Ap• 11, Anna Domini one thousand 0141 G hundred
and sixty-four. it is provided. "that for the purposo
of ascertaining the sense of the people of this Com
monwoulth,,in regard to the adoption or rejection of
Mild ameudfuonts or either of thorn, the Governor of
this Commonwealth shall issue a writ of Fauctiun, dl
rooted to each and every r,burlf/ of this Commonwealth
commending them toglvo malts) in the usual manner in
not loss than two Nowartepors In each City and County
Provided. That so Many me published therein, and by
at least two printed bond bills In each Election Diu.
Wet. of every City and County arnoroin no Nowspa
per Is pllblislind that au election trill be hold in ea c h
of Ihit Township,. Boroughs. Wards, Preeints and Dia
Wets therein, on this FIRST TUESD tY OF AUGUST.
in the yoor of our Lord nno thousand eight hominid
and sloty four for the purpose of digeldi rig upon the
svprOval. ratification. or repletion, of the said amond
filents. whi h said eluctom shall he opened, hold and
elosird on the day last aforesaid, at the places and
within the hours, al and Wi• which, the General
Elections of this Commonwealth ate directed to be
opened. bolo and closing."
AND Wiggsras, In ohndioneu to the inquieements of
the Constitution, and in accordance with said Act of
:Assembly the lion. Andrew O. Curtin. Governor of
Pennsylvania has Wood a writ of eloction command
ltighod requiring mo to Ora notice in the usual men
nor and as by law required that an eloction will be
hold according to thin tertna of the Constitution, and
provisions of the act of the General As :toddy afore
sahtin each of the Townships. Boroughs, Wards, Pro
pints and Districts lu Oumborland county, on the first
TUESDAY of August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and,sixtyrfour. for the pun.
.pose of duckling upon' the approval and ratitleation,
or rejoction, of the quid annoidenonts. NOW. therefore,
1,,J. THOMPSON Rll l l l Y, High Shoritlfif the County
of Cumberland, do-hereby make known and give Ole
public notice to the electors of the County of Cumber
land, that on Toes lay tip second day of August next
an election will Le hold at the several eloction din
.trlctiota said county established by law for the purr
Puse of Oelding•tho approval and rati fi cation, ht rer
ortion of the said amoddinents, which' said election
vill he held throughout the county as fellows;
The election lu tho election district composed of the
borOugb of Carlisle and the townships of North Middle
ton, South Middleton, Lower Frankford, and Lower
Dickinson. will beheld at the Court Ilouso in the bo
rough of Carlisle.
The election in the electlen district composed of Low
er West Ponnsborougb towneldp, will be hold at the
North School flouse_luiPlainSehlf.
The eleeticiiiin the electien district comtosed of Sit
.er Spring township, will be held at thl pu he huuse of,
Jacob ()dant, in Iloguestown in said townehlp.
The election in the election district coMposed of
Ilurnederitownsbip,willbo hold at the public house occ
copied by George Duey, in said township. •
Tho electieb in theolootion district composed of the
township of Upper Allen, will bo hold at the publio
hones of William S. Cooblin; in ShoPherdstown•'
The election in the election distriot oomposod Or
Middlekex , township will be hold at the Middlesex
School Nome: • ' • • •
The election In , Orr elodion district composed of the
township of Lower Allen, will bo held at the, wagon,.
maker shop of.lonos ilanchbaroor. on
Tito olootion in tho election district composed of Rath
Tenusborough township, will be herd at. the housk
of Joseph Martin, in West Falrilaw, now occupied by
George P.. Spopplpr.
the election In the 'election district composed of Now
,Otiniborlitudi bo held at the , house 'now kept by
- Dr. IL A. Botoler, in the of Now 'Cumberland. •
The election.in thh election distritt composed of 'the
Borough of Idechablesburg,'svill bo `hold at the ,public
house now kept by W. S. Huston, in said borough.
• The - election in the election district composed of
Monroe townshir, will be held at the-public houie of
Thomas Ligget, tii,Churchtown, In said township. •
The election in' the election district composed of
Penn toWnship, will be hold at the house now occupied
by Jacob Redsocker in said township.
The election .in the election district composed of
Upper- Dickinson, will be held at the .honso now Oc•
copied by Daniel Ritter, known as the Stone Tavern.
The election In the election district composed of the
borough of Newvillo, and townships of 'ADM's'. Upper
Frankford, Upper West Permsboro, and north Newton
will be held at the Public School House in the borough
of Newville.
The election in the election district composed of
the borough of Newburg & ilepewoll township, will bo
hold in the public School house, in the borough of
Newburg.
Tho election in the election district composed of. the
borough of Shipponsiturg, Shipponsburg township and
that part of Southampton tot nshlp not included In
the Leesburg election district, will ho held et the
Council House in the borough of Shippensburg.
And In an act. of the General Assembly of this Com
monwealth, passed the 2d July, 1039, it Is thus provid
ed: ."rb.t the qualified cloaca it of ports of Newton
and Southampton townships; In the county of Cum•
berland, hounded by the following lines and distances:
Beginning et the Antonio county lino thence along the
line dividing the townships of Dickinson and Newton
to the turnpike road,thence along the turnpike to Con
tre School !lonia', on said turnpike, In Southampton
township, thence ton point on the Walnut Bottom road
at iteybuck'a, including iteybuc4's farm, thence in a
straight line to the saw mill of the heirs of George Cle
ver, thence along Erybher's run to the Adam, county
lino, therm, along the lino of Adams county to the
place of beginning. be, and the same is hereby declared
a new c nd separato election district, the election to be
field at the public homes formerly occupied by William
Maxwell, In Leesburg, Southampt,on
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
A. L.'SPONSIX.R.
Real Estate Agent
That every person except Justices of the Peace %the
shall In rid any Oleo or appointment of profit or trust
under the United States or of this State, or any city or
Incorporated district, whether n commissioned officer or
othurwino, a subordinate officer or agent, who Is or shall
bo employed under the legislative, execul ire. or judi•
Clary departments of LIM; State, or the United States,
or of any city or of any inctoTorated district; and also
that any Member of Congress or of the State Legisla
ture, and of the Select ttr Common Council of any city,
or commistfinner of any Incorporated district, is by law
Incapable of !priding or exercising at the same time the
omen or appointment ni judge. Inspector or clerk of any
elections antis Commonwealth, and that no inspector.
Judge, ttr other officer of such election shall be eligible
to be there voted for.
And the said act of Assembly, entitled an act rein.
tiny to the elections of this Common wealth, passed Jut:
3, 1839, further provides as follows, to wit:
"That the inspectors and judges shall went at the
place appointed thr holding the elections of the district
to which they respect ii ely belong, before nine o'clock
In the morning of the Second Tuesday in October, and
each of said inspectors shall appoint nue clink, who
shall be a qualified voter of said district.
• case the person who shall have received the sec.
and highest number of votes for inspector shall not ut
t, nd on the day of the election. then the person who
shall have received the second highest number of votes
at the next preceding election, shall eel as Inspect o r in
his place. And in case the person who shall have re.
calved the highest number of v. tes for inspector shall
not attend, the person elected judge shall appoint sit
inspector in Ills place; and in case the person elected
Judge shall net attend, then the inspector iv ho receiv•
oil the highest number of votes shall appoint a judge in
his place, or if any vacancy shall continue in the board
for the apace of one hour after the tinie tined by law for
the opening of the election, the qualified ,atoms of the
townghip, ward or district ror which such officer sh.ot
have been eleoted, present at the place of eb•clior,
elect one of their number to fill such %In:envy.
" It shall be the duty of the several assessors of each
district to attend at the place of holding every general.
spodial. or tdwoship elc , tin. during the twiode time
said election is held open. fir the purpdse 4 pi, nag 111-
1 -, rlll.ilioll I. the inspect, is and j1.144eS a la, rallell on
in relation to the right of on) person tss csocil I y the
to rote at Nth h election. or sm h other teat tors in rein
tion to the assessments of yours its the sai d i ns ,„ l. l„,
or either of thorn shalt from time to time require.
` N,, person shall be permitted to vote et any election
na aforesaid, other than a white freeman of the ace 01
twenty-ona years or noire, who.snall have resided In the
State at least one year, nod In the election district
where he tillers his vote nt least ten days inimethatety
preceding such election, and within two years pond a
Stale or county tax, w itch shall have been assessed at
least Lim days before the election. But a citizen of the
United states who has previously boon a qualified voter
of this Slate. and remioed therefrom and returned. and
who Altai] have resided iii the election district and paid
taxes as of iresaid. shall he entitled to vote after resid
it g In this State six. months: Provided, That the
while freemen, citiceins of the United Steles, beta eein
Et entyinne anti twenty o years. win have resided iv
an election district as aforesaid. shall be entitled to
vote although they shall nut have paid tares.
'• NO personshall he permitted tt, lute whose unilmel,
no' contained In the list of taxable inhabitants fur
inislied by the Commissioners. unless First, he produce
a receipt for the payment within two tears of a State
or couuty tot assessed agreeably to the I_o.ollllmo.
and give satiii,finotory el either on his oath or of
firmall,n, or tue oath or affirmation of another, that he
has paid such n tr,, or sit iailure to produoe a r e c e ipt
shall make oath to the pen uncut thereof. Second, If he
claim a riiht to vote by being on elector between tin
age of twenty•one and twenty two years. he shall
dc
poea on oath or affirmation thet he has resided in this
State at least one year next laden,' his application, and
inikv such proof - of reNidence in the distri,i, ns j-i,qul r
ed by this :act, and that he does verily belime, noun the
account given him, that he is of the ago alMiesaid. and
such ether en 'deuce as in required by this net, w here
upon the EMIIII• of the p^reou Oil, admitted to vote
shall be inserto is the alphabetical list by the kosperii.
tiirs and a note made oppleite thereto by writing the
word tax, '' if he ',hall he admitted to vote by reason
lit ha vine paid tax; or the v, rd age," If lie shell ht
,'milted veto h, ree.Jll clieh age. shall lie called
nut to the 'leeks. wino shall nual, the 111, uncles on th e
lists of voters kept by them.
.• In all cases vile! e the name of th, pi elit i llllll7,
vote is 1 - . mud on the Ihtt by the Commis.
sinners and assessor. or In. right to vote. v. bother found
thereon or not, is olueeted to Iry any qualified citizen,
It shall he the duty of the lasiatstars to examine curb
person on as t ,, his 11111lillicaltittIls. and it he elan.,
to Mutt resided ullitin the ttlato for one 3 ear or more
his oath shall he salhelent moor thereof. I it shall
nmhe proof by at least 'die isilripel cut witness. who
shall he a qoalitio d elector. that he hes resided In the
thAiliiit hit' Ilea, than le, ditto next Immediately me
oediter out: h nlortion and hiltiseii sweat that
his hoot. tideresidenee. nor:ninth, Itt his 111, till Vail
ile_t is ill said distriet, ?rid that I e del nod rotator Into
stud district for the purpose ol soling therein
•• E ver y person , tottittied as atoretaid, and who shall
malt, due proof, it tequired, of the residence and pay
ment at twos as aforesaid. shall he admitted to vote in
the township. ward or district 111 a huh shall reside
b• hotly person shall Ones eta Or Mt LOOM,. to pros ent
any officer of any ele, lion limier this nit !ennui ludding
snob r r threat, n any cieh•nre to any
inch officer. nr shall interrupt nr improperly inlet fore
with him in the execution 01 his duty, r shall bin rk
Ur the window, or aVellllO to any window whet e the
same may be holding, or shall riotously dial tub the
peace at such elation, or shall use any intimldal lug
threats, force or r 101.1 re, w iti, deign to IlltilletOl• un
duly or overawe sus elector, or to prevent him from vo
ting or to restrain the freedom of choioo, such persons
On , at, il . lP , lnshall behued in any sum net OXCet,ding
!1..' hundred dollars, and bentisontal ior any time 0.. L
lens than three nor more than twelve months and if It
shall be shown to Court, where the tn Jai of such offence
shall he had. that the p..rnor so offending was lint s
resident of the city, ward. distriet or tow nship where
the offence was committed. and not entitled to vote
therein. then on cons lotion Inc shall I/0 sentenced to
pay a ilneof not loss than one hundred nor more than
one thousand dollars. and be imprisoned not less than
six months nor mono than two yearn.
If any parson or porsenh ohall make any bet or wa
ger upon the result of any election Within tho , :ran
won wealth. or ohaii Mier to make any such het or n a
gor. either by verbal proclamation thereof. or by an)
written or printed ativeftionmont, challenge or ins ite
any person to make see!) hot Or wager, upon cm - 11.101mi
thereof ho or they shall forfeit and pay three times the
amount ho het or to ho bet.
if any parson not by law qualified, shall fraudu
lently vote at any election of this Commonwealth, or
being otherwise qualified shall vote out of his proper
district. Or if any person knowing the want such
qua'ifica..ions. nball aid or procure such person to vote,
the poison ogending. shell, on conviction bo fined in
any sum not ex-wediug two hundred dollars. and be
imprisoned tar any arm not excooding thief, months.
•' If any person shall Vide at more than ono election
district. or otherwise fraudulently rota more than once
on the same day, or shall fraudulontly fold and dolly r
to the Inspector two tickets together, with the intent
Illegally to vote, or shall proem-, another to do no, he
or they stranding. shall on conviction bo fined in any
sum not loss than fifty nor more than five hundred
dollars. and bo Imprisoned for any term not less than
three nor more than twelve months.
'• If any poreon not qualified to vote In this Common
wealth agreeably to law. (except the eons of qualified
citizens,) shall appear at any place of election fir the
purpose of Influencing the citizens qualified to vote.
he shall on conviction forfeit and pay any sum not ex.
seeding one hundred dollars for every such °Mince, and
be Imprisoned for any term not exceeding three mouths'.
Agreeably to tho provisions of the sixty-first natter,
of the said act, every General and Speolal Election shall
be opened between the hours of eight and ten In the
lorenonn, andkhall continue without interruption or
adjournment until seven o'clock In the evening, when
the polls shall be closed.
And thejudges of the respective distrids aforesaid
are by the said net required to moot at the Court house
In the borough of Carllulo, on the third day after the
said day of election, being Friday, thu sth day of Au
rust,, than and I here to perfnrm the things required of
them by law
Given undrr my hand, at Carlisle, thin 28th day of
June, 1864. .
3u'y 1,1804
Veterinary Surgery.
TO NARMERS AND LIORSE DEALERS
R. JOIIN SHIFFERT, the celebra-.
ted Veterinary Surgeon, of Chamhoraburg Pa,
where he ban been practising successfully for the last
Sixteen years. respectiully Info' me the citizens of Car
lisle and vicinity, that ho has permanently located in
this place, for the purpose of operating upon DISEASED
liOltziES, and pledgee himself to cure most diseases
that this noble animal is subject to. lie cures Weak
and Inflamed Eyes, lithe nerve is not affected; ho con.
demos cutting Hooks out of the gland of the Eye; it is
generally done by men who do not understand the
anatomy or diseases, or medical tr atrium t ot the borne,
or they would never do it. lie understands thorough.
ly the treatment and cure of Bono and Dog Bparlh;
Ring Done Curbs can be relieved from their lameness
without blemishing the horse; Callouses, Poll Evil, Fis
tulae, Sprains. and all internal an well as external din.
easoa, era also luccesbfullytreated. Old hereon, unable'
to grind their food, can have their tooth operated upon
so that they can oat equal to cots. All Mama. that
cannot foal can be greatly assisted by him.
NICKING and DOCKING, all Hernia or Ruptured
Horses can bo at traced by him; Surgical Operations
scientifically performed by him. Farmers who cannot
leave their horses can get inedielne and 41.entions for
tieing it. lie charges nothing for. examining a horse,
therefore, bring on your cripples. , Ales the most tin.
manageable, kicking, tuning or runaway horses and
colts, broke to harness.
Dr. EMMERT has, during the last year been prin•
drat Veterinary Surgeon In several corrals of tbo army
whete he bee had from, XOOO to 3000 diseased and crip•
pled horses ander his charge. He wishes It understood
that within the last sixteen years many horses hate,
come under pin notice that have been injured by mal
treatment from the bandit of moo that have no know.
ledge of either anatomy or disease!, or medical treat.
moat of the Mores.. - et. great iniiny of these home ho
has cured after they have been drugged by such men.
Cerltido, tray 20,1864=8m
-rIAN)KEROIIIEFS, : Ilea, Stooks,
711bboos; SuAptudors, .11ndor ebLitei Drawers
btinttfurattortizent can bA found at • . ..
,:.
.I$ AO LivitiGaToNos ~
,
IsorthrtaTrnerOtroot EKtirOutil, •
7071,1,944. ; ~, • .., , , . . ,
J. TIIOXIPSON RIPPEY, Sherif/.
F 0 Ac- A:11.
MOST VALtailiE REAL ESTATE JN
.CUMRERLAND.COUNTY.
11 - eying detefinined to rotten from bualuess, I odor
for-sale all, or, any part of my Real Estate, viii
No: t. The' Mansion Farm, in Upper Allen Twp.,
containing about 200 Acres of land, of ffiniVrete gaol
ity,,which bas been cultivated for many.yeara in the
very bent manner, by.deop ploWlbg and heavy liming
and all,under excellent post fence. The improve.
manta are the very,bent , the dwelling a"large two
story Stone House, with cold spring
and warm water carried dnitiroly
through the same, and finished in
the most modern etylo. A Double
floored &ode Baru and all other
necessary out buildings, with running wet. r all the
year round. In the barn yard. This property, as a
farm and In its conveniences, is not equalled by any
other lee the county. If It is denim' le it will he divi.
ded Into Twin. At the Lisburn road the dwellings,
Smith shops and the Lime Kilns, and tho dwellings
belonging to them, would be sold separate. '
No. 2. A Trart adjoining the above, containing
about Of, amen, with a large and well-construdtod
'4,
with fleadwator and Steam Engine, and a Two Story
ntono Dwelling, well finished, with head water all
over the house, and every lesirablu convenience; with
a complete Barn, Carriage House, Chicken Rouse. and
other improvements. The capacity at the Tannery is
rqual to 1010 !tides a year, nod all its machinery is of
the hest and most modern kinds, and has heretofore
and Is how carried on most profitably.
No 3. Tim hotel in
Carlisle, on Main st. , now occupied
by David Martin, 64 feet in f oat.
nod 240 feet In depth—bnllt In the
most substantial manner, within
few years, aith all modern improvements and good
stabling. The Ilmiso Is of Brick. Four Stories MTh
and calculated to accommodate a largo amount of busl-
No. 4. Sprlna.llill,3l.,ntuthan Twp , York eounfy,
with 14 acres of Land. The 31111 has lately been ro•
fitted and ron•wed with two palls of Frebeh
The power Is an Overshot Wheel 23 feet high, and the
building is large and eninniodions, and the ebarnetnr
01 the land In the uolghboi hood secures a good bt+
neon.
N 0.5. A Tract,of Land In Carroll Twp., Perry Co.,
containing 140 acres, with excellent
HOUSE AND BARN,
and the land it. gird order there having been 10,000
budiels of lime put on in the last five seen. The
crops now upso it are first rate. lc la situated about
1 mil., from Shormandale. and 4 rolle• from Sterrett's
trap, on the road leading to Oak Grove Furnace.
No.o Five Hundred Acres of L u nd. situated on thu
North Mountain. et La rola. Gap, about nix miles from
Mocha Mahon!. the publi.• road from that place run
ning through the Land, which la covered with heavy
Unit and Chestnut Traitor. 'I his will be divided so as
to suit any purehas,r.
The title to all ibis provrty Is unexceptionable. and
will be sold clear o ail locurnbritirces. or bubject Loony
part of the purchase mosey, which at the option of the
Purth.ser he may (I,i, to secure on the Laud for bye
years Any fun l her inrorrontion will he given by up.
plicat lon to the subscriber, uhu resides ou the secoutl
descrih,tl property.
July 7, 3rn
ESTATE NOTICE.
Letters tettaitientery on' the estate of F.noeh
u , •,,lsed, Lite of the itolough et Carlude,
have hues Issued I.v the Rogist, f k!witherisnd Coss.
ty, to the sul,ctloer Hy, eg is said Itoroup L . Al!
pereon% indebted to said estate will slake immediate
pt)1111•nt and these hat ing classs mo,out theta,
properly au tilt attested Icr Sett if•IIIVIlL 1,0
July IG, 1564-6 d.
I=
CIRCULAR
HISTORY ON Till: IEN Yl.l ANIA R ESERNES
FLI A S BARR & CO., rebpeetfully an
-1).n... that they hovel' propels [ion a I I istery
GI the Ponns.ylvania Reseroes from their organization
to lire ex pile tion of their lei In ht service.
•.
Tho History will contain th.• noun s of a I the Officers
and Priv/a, of the Collis—their carmalties
and tbschat;Tes—also graphic descriptions of their camp
tile and their gallant achievements In the orally but.
ties in whh It they have la ben part—all derived Crum
official and authentic sources.
The [lister of the Pennsylvania Reieirves Will be In
One Volume of (1W pages, octavo size. neatly printed on
gout paper, and subst notlally bound in black c nth.
containing a steel ettgra‘log of the lamented Rep, Ida.
and one of Doren], Curtin. (uho first recommended
tho tot oration or the Pen nsyhaola livsery Corps,) and
will be sold only by so loicrlplionr It will be ready in
A u,ust next. Price—Thiee Dollars per copy.
The Publishers tcel confident that the just pride
every l'etine)leaninn must entertain for the
bt avo re., wiles • gallant achievements and patriotic
selt-devution it records, will secure tor "The History"
a generous and appreilative reception.
ELIAS BARR a CV., Pulillshrril.
No. ft, ice t King St , Lancaster.,
A. C. lIEFFLLITNUEIL, Dun. Agout i
June 3, .C.l—tit
FAIR OF THE CUMBERLAND
r COUNTY AORICULTURA L SoCIE'I'Y.
At a mooting of the Cumberland county A crlcultur
al Society. held on the 4th of March, D 3,4, the fdlow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That it n. expedient that thn Agricultural
Society of Cumberland enmity have n Fall Inen'inr,
be held on Wedne•d:ay Th y and Friday, the 12th,
131 h laud 11th of I !cwt.,. I bird. tie e Web all our citizens
and citizens td - adj.dnittg coo a tie, are,lnvited to attend
and make s. me eoniiibution to the exllibition. land
that Uttorge Shenll,r, Dr. W, W. Dale and h'. Wntts,
Req , ba a Coinmittee to mike all necessary arrange
me•ats pr. paratory to the plaiting.
Resolved, Th.t thin iesolution be publlslied In the
different pnpei s of the county.
D. S. CROFT,
May 1564-8 t
'1"I' E PARTS NI ANTI LLA EM
/
pt)itiu‘i, N. p...t0 Chostnul St , Philadelphia
Nuts OPEN—Paris-Matte
MANTILLAS and CLOAKS
Also, sl'ltlNti and GARNIICNTS, of our
owp Vsnolacturu,,t the Lnteet Styles :Audio gloat
vnriety.
J. W. PROCTOR & Co ,
The Paris Illantilla Emporium,
020 CHESTNUT Street
PHILADELPHIA.
United States 6 percent 10-40 Loan.
\AT e aro prepared to furnish the 10-40
Ftaten Loan authorized by the net (1
\larch 3.1, Poil either Itegistered ot Coupon Bond-, PIN
parties may pleb, in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO
sl.outi, $0 um), std $lO,OOO .
he lute , rot on the $:/l), and $lOO, 11/outs partible
/Annually and denotuillatin,a semi-annually
in coin. The Bonds mill bear date %birch Ist, 1/,4 and
are redeemable at the pleasure of the Government nt•-
ter 16 years Ind parable 40 years horn date I, COI/
with interest at 5 percent per anniinn
W ItEETP,II, Casbler.
Carlisle Deposit flank, April 55th,, 1004,
GREAT RUSH
A Ogilby's Cheap Store for hi , .
LA unrivalled stock of Cheap Goods. Just rev neuril
from tht. cli 4r31L1 n ith a large itucit of lal.glyineoUt
DRESS GOODS,
all the new et} los. Silk and Cloth MANTLES, Black
Silks, less than city pikes. Elegant plain and ligui:d
raouRNING GOODS,
❑omhazines, IVool do Lalnes. Baroges, Crape Morolt.
Nlnnambiquo, li)malaya, Black 1111(i %%10'1: llarn•ge end
Crape .111orott for ,hawle, Tu•ron Cloth, Mourning koL
teen, Crape COINS'S, ate.
Ladien Cloths for Clunks. vory cheap. CIATIIS and
CASSINI MILS. M ysllnn, CRlleom G ',whams. La.
l'urchanera aro requested to call nod exaraltio this
stock of Goods. Our motto Is, “short profits and quick
solos" for the cash.
New Gen& rereiving aironst daily at the cheap sto:e
%Vest Main straut, nearly Orlf nfilLu the Depot.
May 13. C. 0011.11 Y, rue.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
SOUTU HANOVER STREET, CA
11111 E undersigned. successor to George
vritaors, a ould losportfu fly inform his friends
and the pubila generally, that ho Intends to maintain
the character et the above house so heretofore, and will
keep constantly on band a largo assortment of
1311 A NDI
GINS,
WILISRETS,
RUMS,
CORDIALS, •
BITTERS,
&r., &e.,
which he can soli as cheap as any other establishment
in Carlisle, It not cheaper.
tirsr County Landlords will find this the piaoo to
buy their.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Both In regard to quality and price.
Ills dock In large and well selected, and he invites
a call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the
place. South Hanover atreet, directly opposite the "Vol
unteer "Print lug Office, 1 Winter',, old ataind, (Carllale.
April 21, 1864—tf. D. P. 11AZI1LTON.
CiIARTER 1829. PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COIVIPY.
PHILADELPHIA.
• -
ASSETS
ON JANUARY 1, 1884,
$2,457,849 95.
CAPITAL, 8400,000
ACCRUED SURPLUS, RI NO
INVESTED PREMIUMS, • I 066 "88
Uneottled 0181016, r Inrome for 1664.
, $8,416. ' • • 000,000:
LOSS PAID. SINCE 1820, ,- •
.3,0E4;000. •
o PERPETUAL AND TEDIPORARY,POLVIEB ON
=DERMA, ,FER*B.
•
CHARLES N.' BANOKER ISAAC LEA., •
TOM A& WAGNER, ' • EDWARD' O. DALE;
BOWEL GRANT, QEO. PALER,'
'JACOB R. SMITH, ALFRED FFTLEit,.
OEO. w:ltionmitsff, - - - VRAtI; W. LEWIS,
. , OKA DAN og.ER, Prea4.,
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice Pres't.
MoALLISTIT, Sec. Pro. Tetri.•
, • , Agt.; CgrlisieTa:
BLOrb It 3 , , ' •
R . QIOE SE6 ARO. TOBACCG,.. -
. 4 14 ItALSIONI.
.
EF:ii the premiBo.l 'tbt 'ettlis.oribbr
I melding lb DIP Nino ionnrlblp. or( the eleventh
of Juno, Agnes Maki übindurytin luth.uturo4 apprerp
tlftpro r•nrii. All Timlinnu tire hereby noti•
fled nut to harbor or trout ou aui'luecount.
July 8,1864-3 t
DM INISTR &TOR'S . NOTI OH.
Is y given tht letters adthinist
lion on the estatehereb C
of athaylneti of
Eberly, late of Mon
k *
roe township, deceased, have been granted by the
Itegisear to the subscriber residing in the came town•
ship. All persons knowing themeelves indbbted to
raid estate will maker Immediate paYntent, and those
having clahns will present then:lle .
JArol3' EBERLY:
Adhahhitrator. •
July 8, 1864
JONES HOUSE ;
Corner of tilarlret & OarkeiSOLlotee,'
HARRIkSURCI, P.A.
eHAa. N. MANN,' frciOtle.'
June 17, 1864_3m*
~ .
GEO. V. NEIDICH, D. V. *B.."'"
L 3 to Demonstrator of Operative Dentistryorthe .
Baltimore College or
Vit.Wartitmr... Da i l t c a e l
a S l ulerL. oo
opposite Marlon nail, West Main street, Carlisle, Pa.
July t, 1854.
rid
ZCS: 111 r)
• -
TIR. GEORGE S. SEA
taii*.sP-_.• I_7 RIGHT, Dentist, from the Met&
••••• more Collage of Dental Burgerri -
031.0ffice at the residence of hie -- tictothiAVßerli
Loather el ,or, throe doors below Bedford.
July 1, lgi;4.
DR. Wllt H. COOK,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and Aceouchour
CIFFICE at his residence in Pitt
jAre, , t. adjoining the Methodist Church.
July 1, 1864.
FOR RENT.
A desirable resluence in ITanoter Street, Carnal*,
near the Second eruebyteriau Church. Apply to Wm.
LI. Miller
May 27, 1764—tf
- E; STATE NOTICE.
J Letters of Administration on the estate of Bars.
eel %V [dor erstick doc'd. latent the Borough of Carlisle
hove boon losued by the Register to the - undersigned
ref:fling in Raid Borough. AR persons having claims
against the sold estate will present them for settle.
meet and those Indebted will mate immediatjeay,rneuti
to HENRIETTA LIAVERSTII3S,
Adwr'x of Samuel W. IlaverstlOr-
Juno 10. 18f4 •
ILCUsEIa COILL AN
• Buggy for Salo.
A FIRST RATE Buggy, newly do
up, for solo Enquiro of W. C. Sawyer, one=door
bolow Niartin's Hotel.
I have just received a largo addition of need and
seasonable On de. Also, a splendid line of Silk- fdan.
Oen, Onts sod Rosquos, hum New York. Bradley's
Duplex hliptleallris ; all kinds and colors. New
Spring Cloths and cassinierea, Carpets, O❑ Cloths. Slat•
I lees. Sr. Additions of new good. , constantly received.
May 13. W. U. SAWYER.
A Joint Resolution proposing certain
Amendments to the Constitution.
13E it resolved by the Senate and-House
of It eprown to Uven alba Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania in Clenera I assembly met, That the following
amendments no I,' opnsed to the Constittition of thee
Commonwealth, in accordance with the provisions of
the tent h at tick ther•of :
They shtll Lo an additional section to the third ar
ticle of the Constitution, to be designated as section
four, as folios:
• bECTION 4. Whenever any of the qualified electOril
of this Commonwealth shall be In any actual military
ben ice under a requisition from The President of the
United Plates. or by the authority of this Common•
wealth,such electors may exercise the right of suarage
In all nivel loos by the citizens, under such regulation.
as are, or shall be, prescribed by law, no (olives If they
WO7O present at their n•ual place of election."
SECTION 2. There shell ho two additional sections to
the eleventh article, of the Constitution, to bo deal&
noted as Seel lone eight, And nine, as follows:
SECT/UN 8 No bill shall be passed by the Ugh,la,
tare, COL/ tainine, more than one subject, which shall's).
clearly expressed in the title, except approprhstlon
SECTLON 9. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
grantinir any powers, ur privileges, in any case, where
the au' htlyity to grant such powers, or privilege:l, has
been, or may hereafter be, conferred up n the vaults
of this Commonwealth." HENRY G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the Rouse of Representatives.
.JOHN P. PENNJWY,
Speaker of tho Shhato
Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1
Harrisburg April 26, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA • SS:
I do hereby cert.fy that the foregoing Is a full, fru,
and correct copy of the original Joint Resolution of
the blerier.l ASSounb, , entitled “A Joint Resolution
proposing certain Amendments of the Coustztutlou,"
as the same remains on file in this ofliem•
IN TestllSlONli whereof, t have hereunto eat
. my hand and Maize.' the real of. the Sects.
tary's ofli, a to 1:4 affixed, the day areLyear
above written. ELI BUSER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The above Reaolution Mixing been agreed to by •
majority ot the members of each flinuse, at two success•
sesfdens ut the lieueral Assembly of this Comtyon•
wealth, the,proposed amenduiente will be submitted to
the pope, ler 'bele adoption or rejection, on the EMT
Efirm or Arsons, In the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and sixty four, In accordance with
the pros isions et the ienth article of the Constitution.
and the act entitled "An Act prescribing the tithe and
manner of sUhnhILI log to the poop e, for their approval
and ratificatioll or rejeetloth, the propOsed wends:hunts
I' the Coostitution," approved the the twenty third
day of April, out thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
April 29, 1963.—t1
10-40 LOAN
OF THE UNITED STATES
First !Va.!tonal Bank of Carlisle.
r 1 1 1 - 1 IS Bank designated as a depositary
and Matteis' agent 41 the United States baa been
eppointed to receive nuh•criptlons on account of the
Slates I.nau autbm iced by act of March 3,1561.
There Bends are redeemable at the pleasure of the
Government after ten years, and pa3able forty years
nom data in coin, with interest at 6 per cent. pee an
num in can, and are hoe from all taxation.
..t.ibscribers a 111 reg else eithet Registered or Coulon
Brenh., an they ma) prefer.
Beo,tered Bonds will be Issued of the denemloa•
t tone of $ OO . $ lOO , $. 0 $l,OOO. $5.000 and slo,ooo,and
Capon 11 , mde of the denominations of $6O, $lOO, 000
and
The interest of the $5O and $lOO Bonds is payable
annually. on all other denominations semi annually -.
Suhscribers are entitled to interest from the date of
their deposits with the lianic and Bonds will be deliv
ered free of charve. The amount of subscription may
he dep sited In U. 9 'notes or National Bank notes.; it
Is optional with suliscribers to pay the accrued inteiest
from :late of hoods (' arch let, 1804,) or to receive
bonds drawing Interest fr m the date of the subscrip
tion and deposits. If the latter are preferred, the date
from which Interest will accrue if coupon bonds, will
be stamp• d upon the first snupon falling due thereafter.
and P registered bonds, such dictg - will be written In
the body of the bond,
April 13. 1834
nitTHESE, Bonds are issued. under the
Act of Congress of March Rth, whickprovldes
t all hoods issued under thls act shall be hXERIPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any state or municipal
authority. Snhocrlptions to those nide arc received
in United States hutas or notes o f National Banks.—
They aro to be ADDEND, D IN COIN, at the pletuure•
of the Government. at any period notless than tensor
mere than tort, years from their date, and until their
redemption Five Per Cent Interest will be paid In Coin,
on hen& of not over one hundred dollars annually and
on all other bonds eom. anuuailp. 'nits Interestele DAY.
able on the first days of March and September. in ari'
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Donde, as they may prefer. liegistercd bonds are re—
corded en the boobs of the U B. Treasurer, and can he
transferred only on the owner's.order. 0...up0n Bonds
are payable to bearer, and are more. convenient Sur
commersial uses:
• .
Subscribers to this loan will have the option other
lug their,bonds draw interest from March let, by pay
ing the ttcfrutul interest iu colu—(or in United Slates
notes, or the• notes of National Banks. adding filly per
cent for premier%) or rem lye them drawing interest
from lhe date of subscription and •depoell. As then
bonds are EXEMPT BIUNIOTPAI4.ORiSTATH
TAXATION, their value is increased from ono to three
per cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax lidos
in various parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
OVER MOM' per-emit interest lu currency, and are Of
equal convenience as a permanent or tempprary, In
vestment.
It is believed that no securities offer so great induoe,
moats to lenders as the various descrlptlona of U. 8.
_b on d, In all
-other farms Of indobtodness,, the faith,
or ability of private Tartlas or Stock coo:twit : ll4ot sopa
rate oommunitlee only is pledged for paymmit, shits
for the debts of the United-State' the whole raperty
of the country is holden to secure thapaymetf of both,
principal and interestin coin.
These bonds may be subscribed for in sides firom.
up-to any magnitude,' on the same terms, end-ttre thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and, the
largest, capitalist. - Thercan..he,cOnverAeChate_Meney
at any moment, and the holderwlll have the benefit of
the interest.'
, .
It may be useful to state bithleemoneotion that the
._total Funded Debt of the United States on which late-.
rest` if , payable In gold, on the 84 day of 81erch,,1084i.
was $70a,008.00. The interest on this debt ter the •
°outing fiscal, year will, be $45,937,120,, while the one,
toms revenue In geld Of the morel:4118ml year,
ending .
June - 80th, 1804, has bead so far at tlie IstooteVer •
$100,000,000 per annum. 5' • ,
It will be seen that oven the hieseet gala sestina°,
of •tbe Government are largely in °ice's of the went' •
of the TreasUrer for the payment of gold Interent, while ,
the recent increase of the tariff will donbtleatt Wei the
annual rtaelptp fromonatomei tlia, same tuxtraint, of
iipportations, to iii.o,ooXoof , er annntn•
. Inatruotions to the National Banks actin/ Ai itird
agents web not Waned fromthe G. S. TresSuty until
March 20, but in the fret.three of. Aprll tito enbsorip....••
lions averaged more, than Ton Billltons a •weela t , Bub. -
sotiptio , s will bit received by Tthe - • • • '
Firot.National Bank
-end by elf National Bent, 'which- are -481446tia°1 of,
Publio money, and art-respeatable, Banke end BMA* .
'throughout • tbe country, (acting as astelts'ef
tlooal Sepaaltar/.llonlte,) ,fernish Inether..hefor:,
'nation en.applleatton and'erford
seribers . • . •-• •• , Nax,eAsisi
IipIIYSICLEA Ng - will'anct it to
"tarter!, ofilu ind, rnzehads thsir 3164101tw0
4A4511)r.1.
Six Cents Reward;
J.T.WOODS
J. 0.-lIOB,EZR. Cad Oar.
V. S. 10-40 BONDS.