rado, and these resolutions be ptiblished ii the paliars of Carlisle. Charles D. Hall, Frank Cart, James G Weaver, John D. Lynch, Courtney 11. Early Frederick Rudy, Benj. Bear, George Wert, Leonard Hoffman, 'Henry Swoveland, Wm.•Meehan, John M. Kramer, Committee. 2pttial ratios. .The Bridal Chnmber, an Essay of 11 - nrnlng and Instruction fur Young Nun—published by the Howard Association, and Rent free of charge In sealed envelops. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN 1101101ITON, Howard Associatidn, Feb. 10—ly Narhets. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. Corllolo, slaroh 10, 1805. noun (Stiperflno) 8 50 do. (Extra.) 10 50 do RY" ........ ....... ...7 60 WHITE WHEAT 2 40 1181) do 230 RYE .1 60 CORN ..... .1 90 0AT5............ BARLEY FALL.. 11 9 RLEY SPRING CLOVERSSED... T 1 ThITIITSI4ED niarriages. On the 2di Instant, by the Rev. W.l). Werra, Mr. lIENRY SNIDER, to 11liss ELIZABETII A. IVAIPION ER. both of this county. In this place, at the Reformed raraonage. an the 28th ult., by the Rev. Samuel Philips, Mr. .10IIN C. lIEDEL to Miss HANNA II IIESINGI it, both of Perry Co. Pe. On the 16th ult., to St. John's Church, Carlisle, by the Rev. Francis J. Clem SAMUEL HEPBURN, Jr. Esq., to Miss MARIA PA It K Eli, eldest daughter of Mr. Johnston Moore, Carlisle. I:S_New York and Phi 10. papors please copy. ICat ~. I=i=l On Thursday, the 2d inst., in this place, Mr. JO KPH Sllltosl. aged about 74 years. In Carlisle on the 28th nit , lir. WILLIAM MENTZ KR, aged 26 years, 7 mohths and 13 days. LOST ? A White and Black Pointer Dog. A liberal reward will he paid for any information that will lead to his recovery. Apply at this °thee. riFXECUTOR'S NOTICE.- j Letters Testamentary on the estate rf Dr Wil iam Mentzer, Into of the tee otmh of , :ariidio, Ilee'd., having been Issued to the sub.:crib, residing in the same place. Notice is here Sy given to ill per•onr to make payment and those Imving claims to present them for settlement to DAVID RHOADS, March 10 ISOS-ot.. Executor. N:lt. Thu Books buientrlrg to deed., have been left io the hands of David Smith, Esq., with whom bet Lie ment will ho otdo. MiVSTATE NUTIC EL. ./Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob N. lor, Into of Upper Allen township, doc'd., have been issued by the Register of Cumberland county, to the subscriber residine . In the same township. All persons indebted to sad estate will make immediate Nyment, and those having claims is ill pies. nt them for scale ment to I; LI 7, '.11:11 MILL KR, March 10. 1865-61* Exr'x. 4 T IC ENSI?, NOTICE. Nock. herohy given that 1 Intend IA apply nt the neat term of Quarter Set.sions of I wnhet laud co., to be hold at Garlklo, ou the loth of April neat. 1.. r License to keep a Boer House nod Best:nu:l . ot In the Last Ward of the Borough of Car lisle. Ills\it!P:'PPl WOOD. March 10, 1865-31, T ICENSP,' NOTICE. 4 1 Notice Is hereby Oven t het application will be made at the next h i n• of tlu.utor of Cumber land county, to ho held at Cniihsle, on the 111th day of April next, for a License to beep a Ile, Rou , o and Restaurant In Cho East Wald in the i • rnuzh of ear lido FFEPREN REEPERS. March 10, 1805—St ICENSE NOTICE. 4 U Notice ix hereby given that applientlon mil Le made AL the next term of Quarter .-esrions Cumber land county, to he held nt Carlisle. I.n the Intl, day of April next, for a License to keep It ti er 1101.1Sli and Restaurant in the Lost Ward of the l'ordegh of Car- HMO. E 1.1.1 a In /NNEI.I.I". March 10, 1865-3i+ 1. IC ENS E NOTICE. _Asaico is hereby given thlt application will be made at the lIIIN t turn] of Quirt,Se,ions or Cumber land county, to be held at Carlisle, on the loth dap of April next, for a License t , lc, p a Beer lio Ap. and Restaurant in the We,t, Ward of Lim Borough or Car lisle. JOthlit'll ,SITES. CZ= BARGAINS! JUST received froui the great New York A net ion Sal n, 3010 - 2500 •• hit.o ns. 600 Spring Doll 30,0 " ltrown Muslius 100 Inzha 6000 " Carpets. Oil Clo• hs. Looking (Ilagstm, Shmirs, _ . Great Banzaitin in Iloop Skirt, Lille. 11,1,11,3,111E:1 . s, rpring Mantles, llosquini,s. Drees Goods, Drena Goode, be. 1 will sell thus annve Goods and lustily others at a small a Ivauce t nt mat] the Ist April. !lease call, one door below Martin's Hotel, Main ntreet. March 10, IR6i. W. U. SAN VEIL VALUABLE' FARM AT PUBLIC SAL['. I N Thursday, March lid, 1865, the subscriber. intending, to inns., wcit, will offer at pu lie sale, his farm 11w:tied in Penn I f in,Rlllp, Cum berland county. Pa., aboit 2 mile i.outh-went ot Cen treville, containing 115 ,, /, A errs, of which S or It acres is in excellont Timber. The fain. is bounded 1.3. lands or David Brandt, Michael Lone . and I .4 tunuol Long. It la in a good state of cultivation. and the improve ments are a good two story lIOUSH, --, with a Backlailldin,, IIANK BARN, ..,.....,,,A..„ 7 ..,....„_,,, and all tithe r necessary Outbuildings, all new, n large L'ieti•rn and water sufficient fa smelt, over 200 choice Fruit trees and Grape Vines, mostly in (nurturing order. Possession given on the lit of April soot. 'rho por chaser ran rent the same if /In rhooses immediately to Michael Long. At the same time and place. will be sold ell my farm stock, consisting of llorves, (•na e, Voting C uttle, 'aeon, hogs, Wagons, Plows, Ilarrow, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, when the terms will be made Sous n by March 10, 1865-2 t. THE PIRENIX PECTORAL WILL CURE Your: Couan. p 11.?• • :: :••ft n THE PLICENIX PECTORAL; OR, CONFOUND SVItUP OF WILD CHERRY AND BENERA SNARE ROOT. Will cure tho Diseases of the TIIROkT & LUNOS, Such as Colds, C aglm, Croup, Asthma, Bronchltitt Catarrh, Soro Throa , Hosrsonoss, lA'hooping Cough, Ac. Its timely uso will prevent PULA! °WAR Y COIVBUMPTION, And even where this fearful disease has taken hold it will afford greater relief than any other medicine. Mimi Kate Vendertllce of Pottsville, nays: "I was benefitted more by using the Phoenix Pectoral than soy other medicine I ever used." . . Elise °bort°'tzar, of Lionville, Chester county, was cured of cough of many years' standing, by using the Phamix Pectoral. Joseph Lukens, of lull street, Phoenixville, corflfles that be was cured of a cough of two years' standing, when all other medicines had failed, by the Phoenix Pectoral. sJacob Point,' certifies that ho has sold hundreds of bottles of the Phoenix Pectoral, and that all who used It boar testimony of its wonderful orneta In curing coughs. John Royer, editor of the "'Tro ailcoat Phoenix," MlLVi.i{ need It. boo no heeitatlon puouncing it a complete reif edy for cough, horse tees and Irritation in the throat. The West Chester " Jollorsonian" says : "We have known Dr. Oborbeltzer petke•nally a number of years, and it gives us the greater pleasure to recommend hie medicines, inasmuch as the public rarely hare the benefit of family medielnee prepared by a physician of bi acquirements and experience. Dr. Obeli:mazer le a member of the Alumni of the Medical Department of the University of Ponnsylva ada,at which institution he graduated in 1854." TIM Reading Gazette" says : This cough remedy is made Up by Dr. L. Oberholtzer, of Phoenixville, Pa., and it bas aequired an unsurpassed reputation in cur ing coughs. It la carefully and skillfully prepared 'from Wild Cherry Dark and Soneka Snake Root. " Dr. (leo. D. Wood, Professor of the Practice of Medi cine in the University of Pennsylvania, Physician to the Pennsylvgnia Hospital, and one of the authors of the United States Dispensatory, soya of Benoit& Snake Roots "Its action is specially directed to the lungs." The proprietor of this medicine has so much confi dence in its curative powore, from the testimony of hundreds The have used it, that the rneuey will be pvld back to any purchaser who Is not satisfied withits 911 0 stls• It, ism pleasant to &ake that children cry for it. It costa only Thirty-five cents—large bottles $l. It is intended for only one class of diseases, namely, them of the Throat and Lunge. 'fepared only by LEVI OBEIIIIOLTZBE, M. D.. ' Phconixville, Pa. „P.m tir all Druggists and Storokeopirs. Johnston, Holloway .t C‘owden, No. 23 North Sixth :tree , Philadelphia, General Wholesale Agents. s T.:Gross ar-C0.,-Wholesalo-Agents—Harriaburg,--- ' t yerstlck's Drug Store, agency for Carlisle. „ :your nearest druggiet or storekeeper does not keep this medicine do not let him put you off with genie other medicine, because ho makes more money on It, but send at onto to ono of theagouts for It. March 10, 1866—1 y REINCE & CO's. well-known MELO DEONS and IIARNIONIOLIS, Introdnelng tin! er e of pedal base on every instrument. , . L. 13.4i6NEER-0 Afl WM'S ;RAVEN A 11400N'13 and . ' • . - • • if ALLOT, DAVIS, & Co, celebratedPlANOS for each a liberal deduction. 80,080 sold. JAMES DELLAK. Solo Agent. • • 270 281 8. ,Fifth idroot, above Epruco, 0ei.14, 1861 —9ino. • Phlladelphia, Pa To cash from County Treasurer, 810,800 00 Carlisle Deposit Dank, on loan, 600 00 Robert Elliott, Esq., money collected, 82 00 Jacob Squire, Esq., money refunded. 10 76 J. 31. Means, for support of O. Laughlin, GO 00 D. Wherry, .4 Mrs. Holier, 29 00 J. P. Sterling Cf Mary Knettio 77 00 P. Spahr, Win. Fields, dec'd. 26 (0 Unknown person " Elizabeth Wise*, 60 00 Williahi Ramp, boarding, 6 00 J. Falter, lard sold, 51 24 J. Miller and others, tallow, Ic. 47 42 J. Raymond and others, stock sold, l 1,833 60 J. R. Leidig and others, corn, wheat and rye sold, 900 33 M. Shreiner and others, hay and straw sold, 310 00 C. Weaver 14 Co., old Iron, 19 GO William Wert and others, poultry, le GO Drovers, pasture, 49 30 N. Welch and others. deceased paupers, 88 38 Dowalt. Mink, corn, lost time, Ic 40 70 .1. Clendenin, hides, 70 81 J . & J. Hosier. corniodder and pumpkins, 14 00 W111i:1M Fridley, hay, old copper, Ic., 3 90 Si. Mytrs, empty coffee cans, 4 17 ,lames Dinah], small coffin, . 175 1 61 1 6) 16 50 4 10 CR. By cash paid Greenfield & Sheaf ler 2111,1 others for merchandise and groceries, $3,487 86 ?Ors. 9,, I sburg and others, out door aid,' State Lunatic Asylum, support of paupers, 584 59 Dauphin & Lucerne Cos.. 27 40 J. Deist line and others, tailor ing, hats and shoos, 373 89 I). Sipe and others, outdoor fit nem I expenses, 118 50 11. Smith and others, Justices' and constables' fees, 128 07 J. (Imre) , and others, stock and loeef, 1,207 26 M. Shreiner, Curby mower, 87 48 J. Hutment.), grain fan, 30 03 A. nosier sad others, lean and 207 19 G. Woodward, plaster, clover and timothy seed, 0. Delancey mod others, lumber andlcoal for fuel, 488 37 Samuel Plank and others, wood for fuel. 359 74 Wm. Miller. repairing pump, 2 00 Wm. Fridley and of hers, tin ware and tinkering, 71 70 A. 5. Line. Seven mules, 1,390 00 Geo. Wtotz , d 0;17,111 Inching, 22 40 11051005 and other,, blacksmith -195 25 Geo. Zinn 11T1,1 postage ,p.l ISso, chat gas and station ary, 17 01 11. Saxton and others, hardware DM 35 J. Ckioletoln end mhos. leather 166 69 Wolf and others, horse and cow medicine. Keepers and ~ h hors, two dogs, .1. It. Means. r,) e straw, P. Spahr loriclt, S. I.:limning, and others, Pad dling. Wm rummer] and (others, seed potatoes, 10 00 1t,,, lit,N nud others, ice; 4 tot Geo. liendle inatinre, 15 80 D. 11. Martin, repairing reaper, 10 35 51. Nlinieh. error In account, 6 99 P. itrakeinak or. weaving, 3 75 Moiler, Est, fruit trees, 9 20 (Mlisle Dep. it Bank, loans, 800 00 Carlislo it, posit Bank, in tercet on Inane, 8 53 Fire I nstiranre Company, 13 52 Theed,re Kieffer, baking, 45 00 I/ F. \I ink 1,11 00 Wm. 31 llnFtiligs and others, la. bor on frm, 1V,,, II liottlitz, eleven months' AV agile, J. N >ny der, clerk anti tranr star, Dr. \V. W. Pale, a tla y, II Savilsr, Esq , " ‘yia Opraintiti, extra sareleo, Ittila•rt G hies!, t,quiri., treasury, saint'', Wta J. tillatu...r. Esti , satary, 1,11,1P0N, 11:11/1111, due Treasurer at last settlerll.•lll, Totnl rredits, $1.1,350 •42 ISalntice due r, ensurer, 117 27 ACOII SQUIRE, Asy , Trmodier of the l'onr House and !Inuit. , of Employment of Cumberland C. 'only, In ammo at with the Ilireards 01 Said tiOn. (10111 Lhr hi' Ilny of .lanunry lo the Ist day of Iholon her, A. 1) 1851. DR. To rash liiM County Try:ow or, ISank, 00 exhilda, a In the foregoing ttatennnit, By raah p. I I on Directors' or tiers ati 111,0 re, Winne° 110 rtinsu re r, ()proil;')ns the InNtliutiem (luring the Kuni Lei ,f jot tlpory In t.IIOIIOIII-0 .131, 1. I , 9, 1,29,1 %, hom won) rolored Ar'milled up to Der :1110 Born iu the loov,e, (1) horn were scut hole pregunnt.) Whole number provided for du ring the tear, Round nut, Discharged and eloped, Number remalniug in tho house, Jan. let Ihtls, (of whom 'A are colored.) Number of outdoor prtuperg sup portsd at nubile en pantie, of whom 4 aro lu the 6tsto ; t win. tic Asylum, " . IV hole number rharg.blo on ,lauualy Ist, 1'165 There ere in the house CC near an ran be ascertained. 7 under 1 3 ear of ago, 8 from 1 to 5, 10 from S to 10, 14 Irmo lo to 20, 10 from 20 to 30, 10 from 30 to 40, 23 Lout 40 to JO, 18 from 50 to 00, 24 from 00 to 70 2 3 from 70 to 80, 3 from 80 to 00. and 7 from 9J to 100. In addition to tho alio•o, 3,185 travelling paupor hero Levu received without rogular orders, to whom wore given 8,010 meals, and many of them were fur ulshoil with articles Of clothing. JACOB BITTING BB 1,500 bushels of wheat; 61 bushels ryo ; 1,300 bush els oats; 1,000 bushels shelled corn ; 200 bushels po tatoes; 83 Made bay; 32 loads fodder; 4 loads pump kins; 31 bushels onions; 10 bushels red beets; 10 bushels green beans ; 6 bushels pens; 20 bushels to matoes ; 30 bushel, parsnips; fi bushels turnips; 3,000 beads cabbage; 6110 cucumber pick els ; 3 bushels dried apples; 2 bui-itels dried cherries; 2 bushels dried peach s 178 dozen eggs, (given to pauper - ,); 101 crocks seplubut ter; 140 cr,rn brooms were made; 20 perches stone wall were built; and 2,321 pouuds of butter made. Articles Muck in the House. 42 pair cloth utittens; 55 pole knit soaks; 62 pair stockinet: footed; 27 pair seeks footed; 6 bonnets; 25 caps; 43 sacks; 122 aprons; 12 comforts; 109 chemises; 1113 shirts; 03 frocks; 25 pillow slips; 6 pillow cases; 4 bolsters; 10 chaff bode; 65 sheets ; 57 handkerchiefs hemmed; 10 ell ildron's froe ; 0 children's skirts; 35 suspenders; 15 skirls; 4 table cloaks; 20 shmuds; 30 yards rag etarpot ; 202 pounds hard soap; and 35 bar rels soft soap. Articles Made in the Carpenter Shop 10 coffins; I largo dnughtry ; and a let of double sod single trees, and 00 hammer handles: 26 beeves. (average weight 410 6.18 11.8.0 11,448 lbs; 11 calves, (average weight 07141 lbs..) 738 1b8; 36 huge (average weight 10111'18 lbs.,) 7,000 lba ; making iu all 19,100 IbB. 6 mules and 1 horse ; 21 mulch cows; 16 head stock cattle; 20 steers; 1 yoke oxen, 8 SOWN and 90 shoats. 2 broad and 1 narrow wheeled wagons; 1 atone wag. on; 1 pair woodladdons; 3 pair hay ladders; 1 wagon bud; 8 jack screws; 1 cart and cart. genre; 1 spring wagon; 1 largo Mod; 6 plows; 2 single nud 0 double shovel plows; 2 large and 4 small cultivators; 1 rol ler; 1 grain Mall; 1 threshing =shine; horse power and belt; 1 windmill; 1 fodder cuttor ; 0 wheelb‘r• rows ; 2 log chains ; 8 setts plow genre ; 2 fifth and 1 carrying chain; spreads; single and double trees; 7 tlynets; 1 wagon saddle; 10 halters and chaise; 45 cow chains; 1 set carpenter tools; 1 set blacksmith tools; 8 grain cradles; 18 mowing scythes; 1 wire horse rake; 4 picks; 2 mattocks; 8 crowbars; 3 stone drills; 12 shovels grain reaper; 1 Curby mower; and a variety of atone hammers; quarrying 'tools; spades; forks; rakes; sickles; corn hoes : wood saws; axes, mauls, wedges and trou t knitb, &c. &c. We, the Dinettes of the Poor and House of Employ ment of Cumberland County, do certify the above and foregoing to be a correct'statemeat of the receipts and expenditures of said Institution from the lot day of January to the 31st day of December, 18114, and also of the operations of said Institution during the same pe riod, and of its condition on January let, 1835, accord ing to the best of our knowledge. Given under our hands this 18th day of February, 1865. We. the Auditors of Cumberland County, Laving ex amined the account and vouchers of tho Directors of the Poor and house of Employment of said County from Jan : let to Dog. 31st 1869, and also the account and vouchers of Jacob Squire,. Esq , Treasurer of said Institution Oom the same period, do certify that we find ahalanee duo paid Treasurer, of cam hundred and seventeen dollars and twenty-soven cents. Witness our bands at Carlisle, tho 16th day of jam; nary, A. 13:11166: -- 4 - W. M. GAIIDNEIt, " BPI:VICK, Auditors. • J. A. lIEBERLIO, Back P ORT Folios,' Writing Desks, Beck Gammon Boards, Games a all description at gay. orstick's Drug, Fancy and Melt Store. POOR HOUSE STATEMEN F FOR A. D. 1864. Robert Elliott, Christian Hartman and William Wher ry, Eser's, Directors of the Poor and of the House of Employment of .Cumberland County, In account with mid County, from the first day of January to thu thirty-first day of Decomber,4. D. 1884, (nein- Etre. Total Doblte, Yet Itt;1 STATE)! EN r rrE\ARU AND MATRON le ill Ile, Proceeds of Farm Stock Fnttencd and Killed Sto67c oit Farm, Jan. 1 , 1865 Utensils on Farm Jan. 1, 1865 HENRY SNYDER, Stowiird. ELIZABETLI SNYDER, Matron ROBERT ELLIOTT, CHRISTIAN HARTMAN, Directors ND . •-•.-• CC c, CD •-., C.” CC ;A. CD 0, c., 9,." C 5 C. CO 0 , en 0, CD ba ... - CO 10 --I oCntO CC CAD NI ,, on in 1c ..... co co cc .-. co - c.l-oon "to•:o.,1-.10 cc o on cc on to co ..-.. co oo .-. co .-.. cc c. c.n .-.-. co CD ND 0 1 , 1 DO c:, DD . IA OC CC ND OD cn co .• en CZ, OC,enND en ga. ND c• 0..4 ......• oa cr> $14,238 00 Cr 3 t.D 00 CD CO 0 0 0 C 0 C C ‘=,. C C CC C 1,473 26 to cfn utJ CO Cpl EV CO CO to cc. Cr. W CP u CP Cu 0 VI EV Cr , g> Co W C. 0 Ca -3 OC 0, •-• Cr. -.11.P..00 a. Ca c C. ta . 7.4:4 , u C cu co ,o) - ,.I , POSCok. oo co en CCo P. (4.1 1 , 7; co oo Nta Cn tO.: 0, Co Cr. kn. CO CO C Cn CO CO CO OD C CD ip• Na Co Cc to Co IaLC CO CO CA LC L . , LA iA• 0- 4 LC t cr> 'soqoluat Ic, 0 Cr , --, .-I,V 110 XII/ OpriS CA 0 0 Cn CA 0 0 CJI Ca 0 0 © C CA CA OC, . 0 CTCn 94 00 NVHER.EAS the Hon. JAMES H. y GRAHAM PresWert Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per ry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several Courts of Dyer and Terminer and Glimeral Jail Delivery in said counties, and Mich of Cocklin and Ilugh Stuart. Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital and other offenders, In the said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to 'me directed, dated the nth day of January, 1866,16 ave or dered the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on the lid Monday of April, 1805, (wing the 10th day.) at 10 o'clock .n the forenoon, to continue trio weeks. 13 60 8 00 15 00 4 60 NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Constables of inc. said county of Cum berland that they are by the said precept commanded to lie then and there in their proper persons, at ith their rolls, records, and inquisitions °violin:lo6ns, and all other rein , mleances, tin do those things which to their offices appertain to he oone. and all ill oso that are bound by recogn 'settees, to prosecute against the priminers that are or then stylil he in the Jail of said unty, are to he there to prosecute them as shall be JOAN JACOBS, Sheriff, EMI =EI GEO. DEMERIT & CO., 303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, EIMII (CORNER DUANE STREET.) 100,000 WATCHES, Chains, Gold Pins and Pencils, WORTH $500,000 ! TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, - WITHOUT REGARD To VALUE. IBICI '2lO 0) 101 MI 12 00 30 00 9 00 71 011 31 I EMI al 71fle CO he poi,' until you know' what you will ri'c'he S PLEND II) S7' 01'.1Ti E S All to be Sold for ONE DOLLAR Each. $l4 101 l 22 100 (101 l llnnl iog Caber: Watch, s onth $lOOOO 100 11,1t1 Witt,lo.B 1;0 oli 10 Indies' Wntehes 35 00 500 Sliver Watches li', 00 to $.25 on 600 (Inld Nerk and Vest 10011 Chutelnin and II Mil II Chainn 8000 Yost nod Nock Cluo.l)s $lO,OOO 00 000 00 4000 Solitaire del and (Oat Brooches 400 to 0 O.) 4000 Coral, tarn. (tartlet, ter, Brooches 30) to 8).00 7000 Gold, Jot, Op 11, to.i li.. (hops 3.00 to 800 8000 Gents nod Scarf Pins 3011 to 8.00 0000 Oval Belot Bracelets :' 01 to 800 MEI $14,2 8 05 2000 Chaso , l lirac,lrts fi.oo to 111.00 3500 California Diamond Pins 0011 Mugs 250 to 800 4.000 Gold Watch Keys 250 to (LOU 5000 Solitaire:quer° Buttons cud Studs 2.00 to 8.110 14,3 6 22 3000 (Mid thimbles Woo 'llinisture Lockets EMEI . _ . 3000 Mi loturo Loyltetn, Magic 4On to ti 1 0 7500 (Mid Toothpick r, Crorson, ,U; '2OO to 6 t.O :'.OOO Fob nod Itibbon 01 Ides '2 (Hi to lOW 5000 Chased (told Rings '...'. 0I to 500 4060 Stono Sot lilotts 110 to 61,0 t,500 tjtd.s !Attlee' .let‘ n'—.let end Gold t, 00 to 15.00 6,000 Sete I.lolles' .11,V elry—vvi..d etyles 3 , 0 to 15 01 Shoo Gold I . lm, hilcor Cnge and 400 to h 1111 41101) Gold 1.1u , n y 11 , 1der and d'ner 1.. 00 to 1000 0000 Gold Pens, Mouzited Hold, 2.10 to I'l.oo All the goods In the above !Jot will he sold wilh,•ut ro F ervation, Ihr, ONE I) ILLA Certifhates of all tho various :Wick, are Flared in Flllll/31 . ru velopes Foaled and mixed. 'lbw e 011Velip01: wl ll Lo Font by mail, or delivered at our olflre, with• ut regard to clinic••. tin receiving a fertilleate, you wt I! oar what article it relo resents, and It Is opt lona! with you t, Fond one dollar, nod recelve,pe article named, or any, othor In the liet of soma Vllll.lO. 20 8 108-9-4 Ity this mode We give selections fr in a varied stock of fine goods, of the best make and latent styles, and of Intl lush: worth, et a 110111111111 prier, while all have a chance of securing articles of the very highest value. In all transactions by mail we charge for forwirding the Certificate, paving postage. and doing the business 25 rents each. Fire certificates will sent for $1 : Elev en for two $2: Thirty for $5, Sixty live for Sill; and One Hundred fir $l5. REASONS WHY We should supply your wants; our ftwilities are unsur passed; our work of unrivalled etcollenee; our promises punctually observed Out central In,tion Brings us near the moot remote points. Our Roods are 11011 from the manufacturers, and of the latest and most desira ble style,. The ponds must he sold and the tennis ere unequaled. All artidesoredred are forwarded by return mall. We guarantee entire satisfaction in every tusk, co, and if there ahould be any person dissath•lied with any article they may repelve, they will Immediately return it, and the price will 6e refunded. AGENTS.—We allow th , no acting as Agents Ton Cents on each Certith ate ordered, provided their remit tance amount to One Dollar. They a ill c ilea 25 rents for every Certificate, and retaining 10 cents, retnit to us 16 vents thr each. Add •ss, Mar. 3.—am JI I ANCY BOOKS, Photograph Albums Biblos, Hymn and Prnyor Pockol (Soul's, at Hover stfeles ug and Book Storm,. •o2unaud aod qua° og . 2.ingßuad -dug 'OlO3 •a i s !t aup sal i l a to Nos •savaS aoj esn U! ueeq 61711 lug Epaural mon ou s! li a.y 'plop ‘sqh'itoo .tof ii NAL .Aamvo 1101100 sawn= lARLISIE &, PHILADELPHIA. 4 It "m: a,. "laii" DAILY FREIG HT LINE.. FREED, WARD &,,FREED, 811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA. J. & D. RHOADS, MAIN STREET, CADLIBLE, 11il-Care of this Line leave the Depot 811. ( Market Bt. Dolly, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Leave Carliele ' Daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Goods intended fir this Line should be marked C. & P. Daily Freight Lino, and sent in by 4 o'clock. July 1, 11361. READING RAILROAD raae. • SILIg" WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1111 EAT Trunk Lino from the North k_ and 'North•West, for Philadelphia, New York Reading, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Renton &a. • • rains leave Ilarrlaburg for Now York, ae follows: At 8 and 8.16 A. M. and 1.46 P. M., Arriving at New York at 10 A. 31 and 2.96 and 10 P. M. Tho above conned, with similar trains on Pennsyl vania Roil Road, and Blueping,Oarsaccompany the first two trains without change. Leave for Reading, Pottsvillo, Tamaqua, Millersville, Anentlown and Philadelphia at 8.16 A. 111. and 1.45 - P.. M., stopping at Lebanon and principal stations only. Way Trains stopping at all points, at 7.25 a. no. and 4.40 p. m. ItAntrning Leavellow York at oa. in., 12 noon-fand-7-p-m—Philadelphla.atil_aan,and m.; Pottsville at 8.50 a. tn. and 2.36 p. m.; Tamaqua at 8.10 a. m. and 2.16 and Reading at 12 midnight, 7,35 and 10.45 a. no,, 1.38. and 0,05 p. m. An Accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading at 0.30 A. M., and , returns from Philadelphia at 4.00 P. 51. Columbia Railroad trains leave Beading - at 6.40 and 11 a. in. for Ephrata, Lititz, CAurubla, &c. On Sundays: Leave Now York at T p. m., Philadel. ria at 8.15 P. M., Pottsvillo at 1.30 A. Si., Tamaqua at a. t u., Harrisburg Et. 15 a. in. and 'loading at 12 mid night for Harrisburg. Oominutation, Mileage,Season, School and Excursion .'Pickets at reduced rates to and from all points. 'Baggage checked through. 80 Pounds Baggage al lowed each Passenger, G. A. NICOLLI3, Goneral Superintendent. Nor. 35; 1904,• • m 1 ri 3 r 4 Wr""4WA I W 4t-i r ll t i l ftit ' iba qv Er.° °=0•00 0 0 CD 0 .". .'" 0 , ° " 1 - 1 It 511 03.1:1 . 0 ~.1 :I *SIZ a1....4 4*l o 4ft g *I "E'D El 12 '" q. = 1 i j, "g a ir 5 fl' . 12 • : 5.. i; F, O,S a El a 7. t . f• D i SI E.r :hJs r a: ..›PclEigcA r- 7 -Icci r ge' oA. t‘D 81:101SSOJOid 0, OD Ot 14=. $44. -1 CC Co Co -4 en 0.51, tia. to en - 011 ,- CoC.IO - t-.. - 0 - tlt. .00 - ...r t 0 P" B OP 13 1) oen en --I 0, OC . Ct. to co 0 . 3 co Cr> co t-D spoil INInDoo Puclamation J EWE L E RS, O EO. DEM MUT & 303 Brotidwoy, New York U. S. 7-30 LOAN 13Y authority of the Secretary of the Ti easury, the undersigned has assumed the Con• oral Subset Iptlon Agency for tho nald of United Stettin Treasury Nutes, bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. Interest, per annum, known no the SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. Theso Notes are issued under date of August 16th, 884, and are payabh, three yeare from that time, In currency or nro convertible nt the option of tho hol MEE U. S. 5-20 Six per cent. GOLD-BEARING BONDS. These bouda are now worth a premium of nlae per cent., Including gold Interest fun Nov.. which makes the actual pi alit on the 7-3) loan, at current. rates; In eluding interost, about ten par cont. par annum, bo sides its exemption from State and municipal taxation which adds from ono to the no por cent. more, according to the rate levied on other property. The is payable semi-annually by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or baukcr The Interest amou atm to One cent per day an a $5O note '‘ $lOO 6501 " sion° $5OOO TWO cents 4. ME Not, of all the dnonmiontbms name] II 111 be prompt ly furnis'd upon roculpL of subset iptlons. This Is THE ONLY LOAN IN lIARKET now 0ff, , ,1 by the (loverninont, and It Is ronildontly exported that its superior advantages will Mite It the Great Popular Loan of the People. L,,ei than $120,000,0, 0 remain unsold, wh lrh will mulmbly be I lispesed 4 f within the next sixty days, o ben the notes will undoubtedly command a premium 1210 L 25.011 500 to 15 0 .1 00 lf, .12 IN as has uniformly been the ease nu closing the nubscrlp I= In order that ell i 7.0118 of on•ry town and section of the country taly ho afforded ficillties for taking the lean, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout thocountry hare generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select 1.00 to 0.00 2.00 to 7 00 their own nents, In whom they hare confidence, and who only are to be responslblo for the delivery of the notes fn wl.ich they rem ite orders. „For rale :It the Firrt Net. Bank and Cat list Dela Mt Hank, Carbile, and First Nat think, Newvillo • ,IA V Colirc h'ul,Frript ian Agent, Philadelphia. Feb. 24, 1665 T I ST NTE NOTICE.- • Letters testamentary upon the Estate of Mary hider, bite of South Middleton township, hime liven issued to the subscriber rook inn in the same tee,. ship. All persons indebted to sold estate. ore request ed to make payment, and those haling claims to pre sent them for sot .ieLLICLIt to 1A55-6t 4 I ST NT F: NOTICE. Letters testamentary nn the of Pool! der'd, late of ShiremAnstown, having Lein Issued to the subscriber residing in the cart. .o-lre Is hereby given to nil persons indebted to said Estrin to note milieu!, and those having einints to In client thew for tettlement to I=l Great Bargains in Jewelry Vt,7 FORSYTH k CO., 42 &44 y e N o, a St., New York, (frijol. log the 'fold Ottlee,)offer fur galo the Itt lowing Magnificent List of notches, Chains, Jewelry, rf•r., Valued at $560,0000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR, mad not to be paid for rntilJou }mow what you 150 Gold and Sliver Watches, from $l5 to $lOO each. 300 Ladies' Gold Watches, $35 00 each. - 500 Ladles' and Gent's Silver Watches, $l5 00 each. 3,500 'Vest and Neck Chains $5 00 to 10 00 each 6,000 Gold Band Bracelets, 9 00 to 10 Od each. 8,000 Gamer, Mosaic & Jet (troches 400 to 0 00 each' 4,000 Lava and Fiorentino !troches, 4 00 to 6110 each' 4.000 Cameo liar Drops, 4 00 to 6 00 111111: 4,000 Lava & Florentine Ear Drops, 4 00 to 600 each' 4,000 Coral Ear Drops, 4 00 to 8 00 each' 0,000 Masonic and Gent's Plea, 2 5Q to 8 00 each. 3,000 Watch Keys, 2 00 to 6 00 each. 3,50'10 Fob and Bibbc n Slides, 2 50 to 0 00 each. 3,500 setts of Bosom Studs, 2 50 to 6 00 each. 5.500 Sleeve Buttons, 2 50 to 6 00 each. 0,000 Plain and Chased Mops, 250 to 5 00 each 6,000 Masonic and Stone Set Rings, 2 50 to 10 00 each. 0 010 Lockets, 2 50 to 6 110 each 6.000 Califor'a Dimond Pins & Bingo 3 00 to 6 00 each. 3.000 Ladies' Gold Pencils, 3 00 to 5 00 each. 2,000 Ladies' Large Belt Buckles, 2 00 to 4 00 each. 10,000 setts ladles' .Jewolrv, 0 00 to 10 00 each. 10,006 Gold Pens, silver mtbi holders, 4 00 to 5 00 each 10,000 Gold Pena, silver ext'n Cases And Pencils, 4 00 to 6 00 each. Tho articieti In his stock of Jewelry are of the neatest and moat fatthlonable styles. Certificates of nil the vs. mous articles are put In sealed envolopue and mixed, thus giving all a fair chance, and sent by mall for 26 cents each; and on the receipt of the certificate, it is at your option to send ONE DOLLAR and take the am bele named in it or not. Five certificates, $1 ; eleven $2; thirty, $5; sixty-five, $10; ono hundred, sls. Certificate money to t e enclosed e ith the order. Coe respondence promptly answered. Wo wish it distinctly understood that our business In no Lottery. The of of this manner of selling Is to give purchaser• the opportunity of buying Jewelry at the wholesale prices, with the chance of getting a Watch or some other valuable article; and all goods sent. not satisfactory, can ho returned and the money will he refunded. AGENTS wanted In evory town and regiment. Send for Circular. Address, 19. FORSYTH k CO„ 42 and 44 NllBB{lll St., Now York. ' Fob. 24, 1805-3 mo. A Homestead for Sale. • IF not sooner disposed of privately, will ho offered at Public, Bale, at the Court Ilouso in Carlisle, on Saturday, tho 18th day of March, next, a Tract of about 38 ACRES OE LAND, with email,comfortablo Brick Ilouso ' Stabling, o, and a yountr Orchard thereon, situate In North Middleton j , . t owns h ip, on the Rail Road, west, • • 4- :1` and within a mile of the ilorough of Carlisle. This is a Eforneatoad, for general or for truck farming is the most desirable Tract of its size to be found any where In the vicinity of Carlisle. . . The certain extension of the town Westward, partly consequent upon the improvements made and contem plated by the Rail Road Company in that direction, drawing as they necessarily will, nearly the whole trade of the town to that end, will very greatly en hence the value of this land for any - mirpose whatever, rendering it a safe and .prontablo investment. Sale to commence as 10 o'clock, A. DI., of that day, -when-torms-amomadc knoyn'by WILLIA6I J. SIIEMLER. Feb. 2:1, 10067—tf. • . :•,..,. rot R9it. TWO . Law Offices in Mr. Inhoff's 1101cling,'on tlie South:east Corner of tho Contra Scrump of Carlisle. For particulars apply to 14. J. W.FOULIf, January 6,1865. ' Att'y, at Law. , IDIRESORIPTIONS onieNly comi)oqn-', dad a llnvondlok'e Drug and Book Sto;e. PIPES, Tobacco, (smoking and cbqw- Ing) and &gars, At HavorrOok's Drug and Book Rue. 4 , 1-1 B a. E. , ey, . 9 : 4 01 =s r ' g " 1". ca. G . 8 EH :FT .. c . I . 0 I. 0 04 3 0 0 'oltriso pen ‘segiou `Niro •JBo]o'J -al 113 Souow I' 4. 'inpois pun CO cr, stroll oligna c 'oninund ‘soVtgiloo LD e* c 7 o . CD CD p ti) ` O / 17 1S pay Siunoo .101 °vital); ;ono= ittioj, tsl Lt.] AM RI DUI:, x rrurnr J A COB Q KI ST KR , Executor me to got WIIL. BLAIR & SON, Corner of nal:toyer and South Ste. NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery. and Queonsware Store, TUS T opened with fresh nod good Goode, a cholco variety of every thing usually kept In a first class store. Particular attention given in tho selection of nice sets of China and Granite Ware; CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRIIPS, SPIOES .FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Canned and Pickled Fruits, Worcestershire, Cumber land:and other Sauces, Cheese, Crackers, and every thing else in our lido that a discriminating public may require. Full assort ments of Writing Papers, Coal 01I,Lamps, Queonsware, Willow, Cedar, htone and Earthed Wares, SALT, FISH, OILS, IRON AND NALLg, kept constantly on hand. coeds will be replenished frequently, kept clean and nine, sold at the lowest possible prices, and delivered at any part of the town. Please give ua a call. Cash paid for Country Pro duco. WM. BLAllt. & SON. Carl Isla, Man-h 3, 1865.-1 re Decline in Gold ! Decline in Dry Goods at Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store! lAM now opening and selling Calicoes, ?luslins, Ticking's, Ginghtuns, Drillings, Shootings, Table Diapers, and all kinds of Domestic Goods, at the present reduced citg prices and much lower than here tofore. All desmlptlons of Dry Goods at the very low est price for cosh. e. OGILBY, February 17,1665. Trustee. Browning's Excelsior Coffee Whilst 'rying Coffee at all the various brands. Remember` Browning's Excohdor"—at the head It stands. True, it's not like others that aro "Sold Everywhere." A little stretch, we ail do know, good goods all. easily boar, (But a stretch like thin—"sold every where"—is very apt to tsar ) Now, I can safely say, a thont any hesitation. There's none like " Browning's Excelsior" in this en lightened nation. Skilled chemists have not f r ond a Coffee from any store Possessing the same tagrpatents as "Browning's in. colsior." s'er is thorn ally non, in or out of the Coffee bade, Who knows the articles Irian which " Brow clog's Ex celsim 's" I'm told It's made from barley, r; it, wheat, beans, and peas; Name a thousand other things—but the Right One if you please. But the Coffee-moo I will not hold contention For the many, tunny thiogs Limy say—loo numerous to menthl. Whilst they're engaged in running round from store to store To kern the current wholesale price of Browning's Excelsior," Some who know my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction, Hero formsd a plan by whiclithey Impute cause a quick reaction. The ease—'tie with a few; no doubt 'twill be more— 'f, nettle their Coffee after mite, (Browning's) Excelsior. Smite say their's the only bland that will stand a ready test. Now, try a little of them all—see which you like the best. Th.oo years have passed away since I first sold a store; Never have I in your paper advertised before; Nor would I new, or ever runoent to publish more, If like some used by •. everybody," '• sold everywh.•re," in •. every store." A trade like 1.1110 1 d, not wish ; the orders 1 could not fill; The factory all Jersey's land would take—leavo not a toot k till. My trade Is net no very large; still I think I have my share, But, reader,' you may rent assured, 'tin not ' soil everywhere." Manufictu,d and I.e sale hy the writer, GEORGE L. BROWNING, No 20 Market 1 4 t., Camden, N. J. This Coffee In not compased of poisonous drugs, it contams nothing deleterious; many persons use this Coffee tint Cannot use the pure coffee; It takes but one and a hair onneesp.te Rinse it quart or g ird strong cof fee, that being just One-half the quant , ty it takes of Java Coffee, unit 1,1 ways less than hit the price. Retail Dealers may purchase It In less quantities than ten grains nt inn prices fmni the Wholesale ,irocers. oul•rs by mall from IVlaulesale Dealers promptly at tended Lo. February 17, 1865-3 re THE MARY INSTITUTE LS fully organized under its charter ,‘ *mg assistant 1... a !hors : miss A. E la . )NkEnSl.l Y. Assktant In Languages Miss I. L. IVEIhaT Lit , Assistant and Leacher of Your NI 11 nie. NI, F. Instrur tor• In NI °sir )11, E. JItA U 11, luinructor tll Inawinz and Paint The half-yearly pe.telan will begin on Monday the oth f tiary. Ter nts for board., s c.lOO fur 20 wonks, payable in auvanee; for day pupils $12,00 for 10 weeks, in :idea Iwo, Ne extra chat gee far tin Jougua,..os 711 tv.i.• goal tor. Drawing {,5,0) per quartor Per adullaslota apply to the Rev. P. J. C1,1.11W,. Rletor or to Mrs. A. B 8 EAD, Principal Feb. 3,1865-3 t. ICI4.,'NSE NOTICE. JNotico Is lon oby given that I Intend to apply at the fICZ.I Call) t of Quarter Se..sioua Cumberland county, for a iferuso to hoop a Beer House and Restau rant in the East Ward of the Bo:tough of Carlisle. 111nrrIll, 1541.1-3 t, _ ...__ Ii Ic:EN ill] NOTICE. jNutiee i, horely Oren that I introit to apply at tho next Court of Quarter ~,1011di of Cuultan laud county, fur a I,i,•,•nar to I, o• pa Ile, lion, 31111 Iteatzu rant In tho 11',t tl :Irkl, in lila 114,...u,th of Carlista. March 3, lut.i. , —.lt It. J. BELL. 1- [CENSE NOT I( I E. jNntlee IN horny circa that I Introit to apply at (tin next tic tit of the C•nirt of Quarter Fcr.slona of Cuitilwrland county, fora Lleense to coop a litter nowt!, and lt , ulauratit In the East 11 ard, In the Borough of Carlisle. T. J. WHITE Macell 8. Ititis- 3t AD IN I TI ATO It'S NOTICE. l.olters of 111111,11,0,m on the estate of Mrs I•.ve Roesler. doe'd.. late ot Wes tpennshorough town ship. holing been ison.,l to the en be, tabor, residing in. Tipper A lien tewnship, notice la hereby given to ail rot-sous indebted. to sold estate to nm4e hnon dint° payment, sod those Loving doling to present them for bettleineht to UEO. A. ItALSLEY, Arhn'r. A D)l IN I STII A TOR'S NOTICE.— A_ _IL Letters 4,1 - Administration on the estate of Wm. Burns, dee'd late id l'etto township. haring been Is -1,1 to Daniel Evlseis, of the Borough of Carlisle. No tice I, leeeby ..Ivion In all persons Indebted, to make payment, and these haling claims to present them for settlement to Feb 3, IS,l6—Gt ISTATE NOTICE.- j Letters of administration on the estate of su. toll Landis, lormerly Susan hitch, into of Monroe township, dee'd., hare been issued by the Register of Cumberland County, to the subscriber residing in the same tow, ship. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make I,ly:emit, and those having claims to present them for settlement to 301-11 , 7 LUTZ, Administrator. Nob 3 1365 _E STATE NOTICE.- Letters of Idministration have been Issued to the estate of Elizabeth ((decor, deed, late of East Pounshoro township to the subscriber residing In the same place. Nutlet, ix hereby given to all persons in debted to sold estaie to make immediate payment, and those Luring claims to present them fur settlement to JOHN SHEETS, Adm'r. Fob. 24, 1805-66° A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The Auditor appointed by the Orphan's Court of `umburland County to make distribution of the fund In the hands of Joseph Leas Administrator of Henry Butler, tote of the Township of Silver Spring, deed., to those legally entitled to receive the same, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office In the Borough of Carlisle on Saturday, the seviiteeenth dad of March 1805, at 10 o'clock A. M., when and where all parties Interested may uttond, Feb. 18, 1805. NEW AND FRESII 4 Qr ca aerl 42) Es HALBERT & BRO ., HAVING just leturned from the Eastern cities desire to Inform their patrons that thoy have laid in a laic° and varied stock of Now and Fresh Goods at the iowest cash prices. Their assortruant is thorough and complete, contain. lag everything nocessany to constitute a First Class GI ocory. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS In greatest sbundnnco, and at lowest cash figures.— Syrups, Spices, Canned Fruits, QUDENSWARE and Crockery, Salt and Fhb, Hams, Cheese, Crackers, Brushes, Baskets and Willow Ware. &gars and Tobacco, of the choicest brands. Brooms, Buckets, and a core• plate assortment of . FAMILY GROCERIES. Don't forget the old stand, South East corner of llanovor streets. HALBERT & BRO. Feb. 24, 1844. PUBLIC SALE ~ . -. Of Household and Ki ehen l i terature. IQw N Thursday, March 16th, 1865, will be sold at public ealo , at the house of bliss 8. E. DU r,. West Illgh Street, opposito the Depot, an ex tensive lot of well kept furniture, consisting of a Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, • Tables—Looking Glasses, Tables, —Looking _ . Pictures, -Picture Frames, WOO and Coal Stoves, . •:,e, Bedsteads, - Ingraio, Rag and Stair Carpets, Oil Cloth, China and Glasswaro, consietlil:g of Plated, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, Goblets, Tumblors,. all In good order; FEATHER BEDSi: QUILTS, .SHEETS, Blankets, Toivels, rte.;. Tube,; Buckets, Kettles, Tin. warp, Sco., with a great variety of bitioles too numerous to Insert, and Well worth •the attention of all In want othousekceping articles: . '' • . Salo to comment* at o.o'clock,' whon torms will be made known by., . J.- W. OCIIPHY. -Febtuary 17, .1.1305 44 . . CARLISLE WEEKLY HERALD Has a greater circulation than any other paper in the county. F YOU have ANYTHING to SELL ! F YOU WANT TO BUY I IF YOU WANT TO EMPLOY ! F YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT I F YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING ! F YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING Job Department =1 Type of .Every Description We are prepared to execute DANIEL Eli ELS, Administrator Neatness and Dispatch POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, J. M. WEA KLEY CARDS, CIRCULARS, In fact everything connected with the Very Best Style. CARLISLE HERALD Printing Office,- THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER In Cumberland County THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER In the County Most desirable medium for advertising Advertlze In the H ERA LD! OUR IS MUCH THE BEST IN THE COUNTY ! HAVING FOUR PRtSSES, And a fine variety of JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS; WITH SALE BILLS, BLANKS AND BLANK BOOKS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, CHECKS AND CKECK BOOKS PAMPHLETS, PAPER BOOKS, JOBBING DEPARTMENT Ie executed in the GIVE US A CALL. 2.1113131V1 d VrEAICLEIT. ISTILL . TRIUMPHANT f THETE complete success of the ORNA MENTAL COOK STOVE. warrants the subscriber In calling attention of ail who may want a sluperlor Stove, to rail and mien:line the only' Stove that has given, universal &satisfaction. WIIAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTIIERS IS, let. A saving of from 30'to 00 fret cent. to ferol 211. A hotter and quickor Oven from the eamo fire. 3d. A iargeo Ovou than any other stoVo of the eamo size. dth. Tho preservation of the centre piece rrom alnk lug, saving romdrs. 6th. The best Baker, Roaster, and hook now In use. oth. A superior arrangement for cleanirut the flues. Tho Ornamental Is warranted to gOe satisfaction in In every particular, and will by shown with pleaiure to all who may call, whether Peeking to purchase or not. Any quantity of reference given in town or country. A few other good Cook Stoves on hand and for sale. SPOUTING, ROOFING, Job Work, Dopper Smithing and Sheeting, promptly attended to lu town or country. All work warranted, at she old stand formerly occupied by Mrs. Mary Mor ris, North Hanover street. Old Copper, Thiess and Pewter bought, and the high est prlco paid In Cash or Goods. G. W. March 9, no-lm Successor to Mrs. Mont.-. Carpets ! Carpets ! AVE have just returned from the city y with a full supply of all grades and qualities of Carpets, from the cheapest Hemp up to the best quality of Three Ply. Also, all widths of Floor OIL CLOTHS. Window Shades, Hugs, Mats, Looking Glasses, &e. All persona in want of the above Goods for tho com ing Reason, will do well to glvo us a call, as wo always take great pleasure in exhibiting our Goods, and defy competition in this market. . . Please remember the stand, south-east corner of the Market Square, directly opposite Iri Ine'ir Boot ,1c bhoe Store & MILLER. February 10, 1865. THE LUNGS.—The cold and change " able weather tells terribly on those who have weak and diseased lungs. Many are suffering at this time with affections of the throat and lungs. Bron chitis is becoming a very common affliction: Those who are predisposed to Colds, Coughs, ffrouchitis, should avoid the night air. There are many prepa rations recommended for these diseases, but there is not a doubt but that Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam is the best remedy. We have known it to ef fect cures in tile worst cases of Coughs, Colds. Bron chitis, Asthma, and primary cases of Consumption. Dec:' 2, ISC4. SECOND ARRIVAL OF DJ . ef.> Niliir (Grecoc)clea, AT the Cheap Store of W. C. Sawyer, East Main Street, one door below Martin's Hotel. have returned from New York with a large addition OF WINTER GOODS, such as latest styles Dress Goode, Silks and Worsted Materials, newest styles Cloaks and Mantles, 'all kinds of Shawls. FURS! FURS I A largo lot from A. T. Stewart's, very cheap. All kinds or Mourning Goods, Cloths, Caasimeres and Cloaking Cloths. Notions of every kind, Worsted Goode, Carpets and 011 Cloths. DOMESTIC GOODS, lo large supply. Fancy Articles for tbn Tfolid sys. Please call, you will find my prices tho cheapest of the cheap. W. C. SAWYER. Carlisle, December 23, 1864. BARGAINS! BARGAINS Prices Reduced. At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. am now closing out my entire stock I of Winter goods, at greatly reduced prices for the cash. Great bargains In Woolen Goods, lituslins. Call roes, Gingham's, dm, at loner prices than heretofore. CHAS. OGILBY, Trustee. Jan. 27, 1865. I F you want anything go to Haversack's Drug and Book Kum The House Cleaners Friend A LLEN & CO., have a Back-saving artlclo for cleaning Floors, Oil Cloth, Windows, &c., that Is worth an examination by tho public. Call and seo It. DE It F U 11ERY, Cosmetics, &c., at, Ilaverstlck'm Drug and Book Store. . MPORTANr TO ALL SUFFERING k ROM DEFECTIVE EYE SIGHT, ROSENDALE, Oculiet Optician, •Is now pormanontly located at 20 North 2d St., Harrisburg, Pa. J. It respectfully solicits Ladles and Gentlemen who are in the habit of wearing the Glasses now in common use, (and Which are generally so Injurious to tha sight, owing to their attracting heat and drawing the eyes.) or who may have had their sight impaired by the use of such li tastes, weakness. opacity or any other desert to mato a trial o f the INi VElt PER 1, , e()1.1.,' LENS These -lpeet,les will Olin trio a red persons to sit fir any length of time at thamlnu toot ern ploymont. either by day nr candle light. and ern not require Elie change to granter magnif) log powers so frequently as the Glosses In cominon into. They are man utartured by machinery on a sow construction, peculiar to the In ventor. Always en hand a largo assortment, of Microscopes, Telescopes, Opera and Field 111 i Axes, Thsrinotneteit, lin monitors, Magnets, Magic Lanterns, Dissolving A ppa rattier, Electrical Machines, Therescopes, and lino Flows. Catalogues scut gratis. January 211, 150f, ly N E l T sir() In Eby's Old Stand, Blain St, L. I{E l{.\ 11 A D & SON, NFOlt M the citizens of Carli,lo 'and I vicinity that thiiv hen' ju=t opened In the e popular bland. an inuir ri or st k iir First Class Clothing, and Geniliiinen's Furnishing duoils. Their i•teck eon. slots in part or Coats, rants and Vests, fur civilian or sold le, loads alter the latest pa tiaras, of Doody tile iiitality or whieb cannot be questicued. Overcoats or all varieties. Trunks. Carpet Bags and Valises, Neck 'Pies, Scarfs and Collai s, Shirts, Drawers and Stockings Fancy (r'un'ts of all descriptions. In fart a complete and entire assoriment of Clothing and FurnliMing (Mode. Don't forget Ihn place, thy's Old Stand, "Marion Hall," Main Street, Carlisle, l'a. L. BERNILAND SON. Decembor 23, 1811 GOAL Oil Lamps, Shades and Chim neyif at Ilarerstlek's Drug and Book Store. THE WINSLOW • PETROLEUM COMPANY. Ur AVE 1,300 acres in fee simple, all ll_ in Vonango county, Penn'a. in the centre of the coal oil producing lands. They have also Interests in twenty-four wells on their property and adjoining, most of w bleb are either sunk or under contract, and nine of which are without expense to this company.— The Capital Steck is 51,00 010 divided into 200,000 shares of the value of $5 each ; subscription price $2 per share, without further assessments. Thu working capital is $30,000. Office in Philadelphia, lid South Sixth street. PUMP S. JUSTICE, President. EDWIN MILLER, Treasurer. WILLiAxt Pmtosz, See'y. DIRECTORS. Philip P. Justice, Edwin Mitchell, Ilon. Wm. P. Scholl, lion. A_ll.Longaker, Delo noblett, Jr. John Wahl, Conrad S. Shlove, Wm. A. Doßarry, aco. D. Wolf, F. A. Fisher, W. J. Build, Mr. C. L. Loohman, has been appointed by this com pany as agent in Carlisle, Pa., and vicinity, who will receive subscripttons of stock, and give all necessary information as regards the lands, Ite.. of this company. The character and standing; of the moo of this cor poration, their honesty of purpose, with their largo and numeroue excellent oil Tern Itorios, and valuable leases, and fair prospects, make this ono of. the most desirable investments of the day Jan. 27,18651. -FURS ! FURS ! Selling at grnatly reduced pikes to close ont the balance of stock of the season. If you are in want of any Ladies, lilleses, er Ohildreu's Furs, please glen ue an early call as it will be to your interest. LEIDICI/ & MILLER. January 6, 1865. PRICES REDUCED ! At Ogllby's Cheap Cash Stare. lem now closing out my Winter stock of Goods at exceedingly low prices forOASIt. Franck - Marlncas, Wool Plaids, Do Laines, Mohair Lustres, Yuil Do Obeyers, Bahnorals, Nubia Mode, Sontags, Ladles and Ceuta Shawls, Wool Shirts and Drawers. Wool and Cashmer Scarfs, Cloth Table Covers, Lindseys, Ladles Cloth Cloaks, Cloth fur Cloaks, Flan nels, Blankets, Caesimeres, ank Sattinetts, all of which will be Bola at lower prices than heretofore. Also a goad stock of Calicoes, Muslim!, Gingham. As., at the very lowest prices. "Small profits and Quick Sales." . WAS. 001LBY, Trustee. January 6,1665 ALL the leading Patent Medioine& of tho day at Haveratlck's Drug and Hook Storo. CARPETS 1 CARPETS 11 I have received from New York; all kkluds and nullities of Carpets,.oll Cloths, Mat tinge Looking Glasses, tt WINDOW SHADES, Curtain Afeterials, Table Covers, Counterpanes, Wide Sheetings.rillorr Sinsllos, Torre flings, crash-and all kinds of houso furnishing goods. Also, a large stock of gonor3l MEP CHANDISE Sna Persons In want of any 01 the above goods, aro re spootfully Invited to call. Goods sold at the lowest market value. Addliknas will be made as the Season advances. Miami. cash prices paid for Carpet Rage. East Main Street, ono door below Alartin , e Hotel. - W. O. SAWYER. r0b.3,1865 V I STATE NOTICE.- 2- , - Letters testamentary on the maid() or Miss Su san MOS; lateofthe Borough of Carlisle, dee'iL, hav ing been, issued to the subscriber residing in the above borough. Notice is hereby given to all pardons indebt• ed to said estate, to make payment, and those having ,elaime Co present them to - ' , .. ROVE BIeCARTNEY, Pr. `-, Feb.; 1865-131*. ' ; Executor.. ,' Every Person's Interest. , WC. SAWYER, regpoctfull cells" .the attention of every body to his M. , ' moose Stock of Winter good's Just received, bought' for cash and all at the redn'coi prices from' A. T. Stewart & Co., Arnold Constable, & Co., BfurphY ; & Harris, Miner & Forrester, Now York. Ble3ol West & Irvin, M. L. Hallowell el Co , W. Evans & Co., and other places Yttiladelphia. Composing the fittest styles of Silks, all. colors.— Newest kinds of wool fabrics, In plain colors, batted; Slowed reps Re. All kinds of Mourning Goods, from Myers ' Now York, Newest styles of &Natillaa,, Circulars an d Costa. These Good. aro spoolally In my trade Furs, of ell Minis and good qualities, brought from' A. T. Stewart& Co., vory cheap for there times. SIIAWLS, of ovary vorloty, Brodie, Mourning, plain Barred for Ladies and Mlooos. BALMORAL SKIRTS, Woolen Goode, Ifelary, Olovas, Undorvoete, Trimmings. &o. Mon's and Boy's Overcoats, Caosimors and Cloths. ... • • . • - • • .. Goods era made up to order In the latest style and at short notice. Shawls, Undershirts, Drawers, Gloves, Pear* and Ties. The largest stock of Domestic Goods In the county, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ellankets, and every other varie-* ty of Goods kept in a first class Dry Goods store. As Now Styles of Cloaks and Dress Goods come out I have made arrangements to lacono them. New Goods will he added as the winter advances. Please call and examine Were purchasing harshen, op lam determined not to bo undersold. Remember the old stand, East Mnin street, one door below Martin's Irate'. Nov 18, 1861. C, SAWYER. Highly Important to Young Men OUNG :N1 EN who are out of employ mont. IJENO MEN about oniceedne In buFlbecii. YOUNG MEN who Imre hod limited menus Modueadon YOUNG MEN who have felled to Improve their time at common 1,61001 A. YOGNG MEN woll educated in other ros'pectsi but laoic log a kooWledge of business a ff airs. YOUNG MEN of 'fortune who would know how to man ,ago their own affairs. YOUNG MEN without fortune who would possess the hest means of rising iu the world. YOUNG MEN of skill, enterprise and capacity, who lack a thorough knowledge of any of the branches embraced in a complete course ' of commercial instruction. Are rcquested to cull at this InFtitUtion or vendfot Circular giving full particulars. Instruction in Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Phonogra phy, Arithmetic, cf.c., PENTALN DEPARTMEMT. For the accommo4tion of Ladies wishing to 'memo either Penmanship er nook-keeping, a separate depart ment will be opened as soon as a sufficient number of applicants shall have been received. Persons Wishing to enter this department are requested to apply imme diately. bar further particulars address A. M. TRIMMER, Carlisle, Pa. December 16, 1664 WINES AND LIQUORS. SOUTH HANOVER STREET, CARLISLE. THE undersigned, successor to D. P. Hazelton, would respectfully Inform his friends and the public uenerally, that he Intends to maintain the chAracter or the above house as heretofore, and will keep constantly on baud a large assortment 01 RRANDI ES, GINS, Slll.l.Sitißy,9, RUNS, CORDIAT,R, TI;VS, r.lich he can 14,11 an rheap Ac any otlivr establishment In Carltelu, It not choapnr. 01§- County Landlords will tind this the place to buy their. WINES AND LIQUORS, Both In regard to quality and price. Ills stock Is large and well selected, and ho invite a call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the place. South Hanover street, directly opposite the "Vol unteer "Printing Odic°, f Winter's old stand, (Carlisle. November 4, 1851—tf. T. J. KER. The Great English Remedy CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepirml from o ploserlptl..n of Sir .1 Glarh, M. D., l'hyMobt tn S. i I.will/nary to the queen. 111.1 LS well known medicine is no lin t p..,ltion, hut a burn and safe remedy fur lenntio Difficulties and Ohst runt hues, fr. an any cause whatever; and nit hum,rll a 11111,Ifu I remedy, It con talon nothing hot tint to the constitution. )Ittrnvd I.tulivs It is peculiarly Ftlitti. It will, In it short limo , brlug ,•0 the ixt,uthly period with regu larity. In all races of Nervous and Spinlel Affections, Pain In the Back and Limbs, Heaviciess, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Lown,en of Spirits, Hysterics. ilendletah Whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effort a cure when all other means have failed. Three Pills hive moier been known to run where the directimis on the 2d purge or pamphlet aro well observ• rd. For furl her particulate, 4,t p imphier, free, of the agent and ppnttt.ute stamp. enclosed to ally auth,,i7l,l /I;cl , .`t unit , lusurea lattle.(ll , llt/lirthW over 511 pills by r.•kurn m al. NS'. ELLIOTT, Dec A ;cut; ~arllale. Dr. Strica.land's Nolllfinous Cough Balsam is war ranted to cute Cou4hs. tulle, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Soot Throat. Consumption, and alt affections of the Throat a n d Lungit. For sale by all Drusgista. Got et al Depot, No. 6. Itsst Front Street, Chichi nn ti. 0. only c, .ain ledy for Dltrrhona and Dyson tary. It Is a combina nof Astringents. Absorbents, Stimulants and Car- Luatives, and is warranted to effect a cure after all her means hare fulled. for salo by Druggists. General Depot, No. 0 Baal urth Street, Cincinnati, 0. ddythou s. sands of the worst east. of Blind and Bleeding Ylloo. Itgtves Immediate relief and effects a permanent cure. Try It directly: It la warranted to cure. For sale by all Druggists. General Depot, 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0. fRTOKLAND'S TONIC:4—We can recommend those sulfuring with loss of Appetite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia. Neryottsness and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland's Tunic. It is a vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole nor• vous system; it creates a good appetite, and is war- ranted to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility. For sale by Druggists generally, at $1 per bottle.— Prepared by D. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0. C. L. LOCIDIAN 121321122 Two Bud Cases of Piles Cuked. Y Dr. Strickland's. File Iternedy. Mr, JPGllass of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes f r the be nefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggravated ease of Piles, and his brother was , discharged front the army as incurable, (he being quite paralysed with the Piles.) Both these diatressing cases were cured with one bot tle of Dr. Strickland'a Pile Remedy. The recommen dation of these gentlemen, beside the daily testimo nials received by Dr. Strickland, [ought to convince those suffering', that the moat aggravated chron io cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. It is sold by Druggists everywhere. December 2,1964-6 m Ihfermation Free TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS, A GENTLEgAN; eurod of Nervous Debility, Incompetency Premature Decay, and Youthful Errer, actuated by a desire to benefit others, will bo happy to furnish to all who need It, (free of charge,) the recipe and directions for making the elm. pie remedy used in his case Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's bad experience, and possess a sure and valuable remedy, lan do so' by addressing him at once at his place of business. The Recipe and full in formation—of vital imporianco—wlll, be cheerfully sent by return mail. JOAN D. OGDEN, No. 60 Nassau Street, New York. P. S. Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find this information invalvable. Dee. 2,1601..-3 mo Ho I For the Holidays ! VANCY Goods of all kinds at 'Haver- X"lEFeeiilirug, - I.loolc and Fancy Moro. UTS, Confectionary and Fruits, at Haveratlck's. VSTATE Letlore testamentary on ttici!bitatti - df Mrs. nal san Wlnebol, tlee'd.. late of the borough of Carlisle, havln been Isstiotl tattle subserlher; melding In bald borough, - Notice In hereby, glycol to ; all poroone fp •iloptod to said" estate, to make rtaiinent, and all "pet sons having oluttoo,to ptosont them for tottlemeut to Feb. pryo6—ot? ~ _. /~ ~~~ 00111MERCIAL COI LEGE I= DYSPEPSIA. ATKINSON. .