THE DEAD soLthER. AND HIS
CHILDREN.
The following narrative will touch the
heartof every reader, and awaken their cu
riosity to see the portraits of the three pretty
children, whose orphanage has so interested
the people of Philadelphia. The sketch is
copied from the Sunday Seidel Times of that
city; and some of the portraits referred to
have been deposited in Carlisle, and may be
had at the store of Mr. 11. S. R4TTER, at 25
cents each. It will be seen that the profit of
their sale goes for the benefit of the little or
phans,
Mn. EDITOR:—One of the most touching
incidents of the war, and coo that has arous
ed m the Christian public the deepest sym
pathy and interest, will be recognized in the
story of Sergeant IlumfsToN, and his three
sweet-faced children. whose picture was found
clasped to the dead soldier's heart, on the
bloody field of Gettysburg. A fuller history
of this tender providence will interest a'l
your readers. It is from a local paper of
Cortland county, New York.
Sergeant ilumiston lived nt Portville, N.
York, an upright and industrious mechanic.
ln the summer of 1862 he offered himself on
the altar of his imperilled country, and en
listed in the 154th Regiment New York Vol
unteers, on the assurance of citizens that his
dependent family would be well cared for.
The testimony of his Captain was that Hum
iston made one of the very best of soldiers.
The 154th regiment was in the 11th corps,
and suffered terribly in the first day of the
Gettysburg struggle, only a handful of men
reporting themselves after the battle. I t
was here that Sergt. Ilumiston fell. News
came from one and another that went from
Portville, until all were heard from except
Humiston: no tidings came from him.—
Some four monlbs had elapsed, and hope had
well nigh died out in that poor wife's heart.
And here occurred one of those remarkable
providences, had it not been for which the
fate of Sergeant flutniston would have ever
remained a mystery—one a those beautiful
illustrations ot the kind care of our heavenly
Father, who watches over the humblest in
dividual.
Dr. J. FRANCIS BOURNS, of Philadelphia,
a very eminent physician and kind hearted
gentleman, went to Gettysburg after the
battle, as a volunteer• Surgeon, and delegate
of the U. States Christian Commission; and,
completing his duties, he started for "•the
front," on the Potomac. In crossing the
mountains, he and his fellow-traieleni were
forced by an accident to stop at the lion-: of
Mr. SCIIRIV ER, late Sheriff of Adams county.
While there, one or two of the travelers ex
hibited relics of the hustle Held which they
had with them. when M r. tichri vet- remarked
that he had a relic that he should prize more
highly than all these. He then produced an
ambrotype, the picture of three children,
which he said was found clasped in the hands
of a dead Union soldier, on the field the day
after the battle. It aopeared from the nature
of the wound that the soldier !night have
lived some time after it was received.
coat and hat were gone, and there wa: noth
ing found upon hint by which it could he
known who he was, or to - what regiment he
belonged. The unknown soldier died. Oh
to him how precious must have been tills
picture! how his thoughts tiara have wan
dered hack to homc, wile and children, as he
gazed upon it I
Dr. BOURNS, on returning to Philadelphia,
related the incident. The p111 , 11.::7'1,1,2111111!
deeply interested in it, and the doctor con
ceived the idea of identir yiug the soldier, and
discovering his family, by means of the pic
ture. He procured it from Mr. Sehriver,
and had it noticed in the Philadelphia pa
pers. The stur•}' woe e1,11i1.(1 by other paiwrs
all over the country. A holy at Port dile
saw the notice; the thought. occurred to h e r
that it might be a pictOro of the llniniston
children. It was ascertained that such a
picture had been sent to their father a while
before- the brittle of Gettysburg. A letter
was sent to the doctor. lie immediately sent
a copy of the picture, and lo I the lost soldier
was identified.
Dr. nointNs had previously been turning
this touchin , incident to material advantage.
He had the picture photographed, and the
copies exposed for sale, the proceeds to go
for the benellt,of the finnily when discovered;
and with the aid of many kind people of
Philadelphia, it became a decided success.—
People from abroad began to inquire for
them, and soon he could not get them print
ed fast enough to supply the demand.
is hoping now not only to provide a good
home, maintain the fmily, , and educate the
three orphans, but to proAc for the orphan
children of ether soldiers who have piquidied
in defence of our country. This is trulY a
praiseworthy and Christian object. May
the hearts of the people be inclined toward
it., and may no soldier's widow and no help
less orphan be forgotten in the prayers and
alms of patriots. Soldier's orphans are of
right the children of a grateful country.
Sunday School Times.
TRIBUTE OF RLSPECT —At a meeting
of the officers of the 209th Regiment I'. V.
held April 17th, 1895, in reference to the
death of Capt. J. P. McCullough, Co. 1),
and of which Col. 'l'. 11. Kaufman was Pres
ident, and Adjt. A. It. Davison secretary.
the following preamble and resolutions, were
adopted :
Whereas, Captain James I'. McCullough,
Co. D. 209th Regt. Penna. Volunteers, lost
his life while bravely rallying his men dur
ing the attack on the enemy's works before
Petersburg, Va., April 2nd, 1865, therefore,
by the officers of his Regiment it is
Resolved, That while the Country has lost
a braveand noble defender, and his Regiment
an efficient officer, we, his brothers in arms,
have lost an egreeablecompanion, and a kind
and trite friend.
Resolved, That his qualities of mind and
heart endeared him to all ()I' us; but, that al
though we deeply deplore his loss, ,till we
could not wish Mr him IL death more glorious
than dying bravely in defence of his Country
while victory was crowning our arms.
Resolved, That the example of los deep
and undying devotion to the catt,e vr his
Country, is worthy of imitation by the bra
vest who are breasting the storms of battle.
Resolved, That we truly and d (ply eym
pathize with his bereaved family, and the
large circle of his friends, to whuni his kind
nature and cheerful disposition must have
endeared him.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolution::
be sent to the family of deceased, and that
copies be forwarded for publication in the
several papers of Franklin and Cumberland
Counties.
In pursuance of the last resolution we sub
mit a copy for publication in the columns of
your paper.
JNO. B. LANDIS, Capt. A Co.
C. F. HINKEL, Ciipt. CI CO.
JACOB WEIDLE, Capt. K Co.
NOALI KUHN, Ist Lt. D Co.
W. 11. BIGLER, Ist Lt. F Co.
Committee
2pcial Paco.
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for YOUIIK Rion—published by the
Howard Association, and Root free of charge in sealed
envelopes.. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Phila. Feb. 10—ly
alarriagts.
CEISNEI
On the 25th ult., et the residence of the bride's fath
er, by the Rev. J. V. 11. Miller, Mr. JOSEPH D. HAL,
BERT, formerly of Carlisle, Venn., to Miss CARRIE:
BURTON, of Indlampolle.
Oa the 7th inst., by nor. 0. P WI ng, P 731. LEE Mc
rnionN, to ELLA. ILEBBOCA RDLOWES, both of
Yolton Co. Pa..
. I'bUL Papers please copy.
gleaths.
On April 20th in N r nithampton,PeorlaCtiunty,
llll
mole DAVID BELL, aged 80, years. ,Ir. Bell was a resi
dent of this county until April 1853, when ho removed
.to Illinois..
In douth Idfddleton April 10th, JOHN BLISS infant
son of. W.:P. and Lizzie O. Stuart aged 9 Months and
2 , 1, days. '
In this borough, of consumption, on Tuesday even.
log last, the oth inst., Mrs. MARGARET ANN EtV I NO,
wire of Mr..l. IL Ewing, aged 32 years, 7 months and
. 12 . days. .
Bha slept away In the arms of Jesus.
In this borough, on the Bth ult., Mrs. MARY, 'wife
of Mr. David bandoo, and daughter of the late Patrick
McCartney, In the 62d year of her age. • .
In this City, on the 24th loot , after, along illness.
THOMAS CitAlbillbAD, Esq., aged 76 years, and 4
months. The deceased was born In Cut/Merle lid co
Pa., 9th Dec. MO. He was married to Martha Sterrett.
in 1817, by Whom he had flue children, two eons and
three daughters, of whom the three daughters i•urvive
him. no removed to Canton in 1862. Mr Ortugliessi
was a a:insistent member-of the Presbyterian Church,
.warmly attached to her doctrines and polity ;as un.
tomprototeing opponent of the system of American.
Slavery, and earnestly devoted Co the cause of Civil
and Religious Liberty. True patriotism characterised
him—Ho has never failed to cast his vote at every eleo•
sion since ho firer enjoyed the right to vote. No man
in the community has boon more ear eat in support of
the government in the great struggle with rebellion
than Thomas Craighead. Though weak in body arid
on a dying bed, his eyes kindled with joy, and His
heart filled with gratitude to Uod, when he hoard of
the fail of Richmond and the surren ter of Lee; arid he
participated in the universal sorrow, when the sad in
telligence of the murder of President Lincoln was
brought to him. His end was peace. lie has gone
from the trials' and conflicts and suffering, of this
mortal state, to an eternal honie of light and peace
and joy.—Canton (.'hio) Repository.
Itiarltets.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARIII:T.
carlislo, May 11, 1885.
8 50
8 25
00
1 80
1 70
FLOUR (Superfine)
dn. (Extra.) ...
do ItYF
WHITE WHEAT
RED do
RYE
OATS ~ . ....
BARLEY FALL
BARLEY SPRING,..
CLOVERSEED
TIMOTIIYSEED
GENERAL PRO
.n.reeted
20-25 I BACON SIDES, 1 7
18 WHITE BEANS, 2 5 0
17-20 PARED PEACHES, 35
12 UNPARED PEACHES 20
0-12 DRIED APPLES, 260
50 RAGS, 6
22
BUTTER
EGOS,
LARD.
TA I.L9M r ,
SOAP.
DEE,VA X,
BA , ;ON H AMS
NOTICE.
rrHE Carlisle Gas & Water Company
has this day declared a dividend of Fifty cents on
each share of the capital stock of said company, payable
to the stuckholders, on and after the 15th inst., on ap
plimtion to the Treasurer.
" A. L. SPONSLER, Treasurer.
May VI, 7865-3t.'
NOTICE.
rrlIE Stockho!ders of the Cumberland
X Valley Rail Road Company, will meat at the Com
pany's ntlice in Chambersburg, on Wednesday. the 31,
day of May. a t 12 lurk NI. to take into conaideration
the subject of consolidating their sold company, with
th.• Rail Road Company. By older.
M. BIDDLE,
Secretary.
May 12. ISOS-2t.
DI VI DE ND..
Fir,t .\ u t malß a nk Carlisle, Pa
1 1 11 E Directors have this day declared
,hvhithid I, the hi SO SIX 11101/UIS I of Lon per
tetet c•tlqt r of NUttOlitti tax.
=1
A 1.)11,S IS'UItATUR'S NoTicE.—
Letters of Idlntnlstrtit ion Ott the rst ate of Abram
tete of li int Vett ',shot °ugh two , having
hues it,tirtl to tie° N. us-well of East Pen uststrougni
twit , watts, is hereby Oren to all puree us Indebted to
sett eNII3IO tool tit el) WO,llll Vlaims to present then.
for -etitetnebl to Ü bU. 11. t; t sstl r. I 1,.
1N ORDINANCE
iinciiilatory of former ordinances, and
iel, mg to par: ial pa 3 men ts of lit r,Jui,ll Bowl ly
rillnm 1 111 ,, 5r , valthor 17th
Jul% , Inl2Sth 1,041 reht:ing
t.) , p 1 lit,ll,lK ;pi InHlly
f.l t l a, tileut r.f thr•,rom . .l.ls
a , !It: , I NlO,O 01. Ci 1111111111.11 , 1 01..roinMinn
mt log 11 , 1111,1'1 , 11 for partial pa) t:nno,
find:
I‘lll , l , a`, 010 net of 1,e , ,,1,htr0 , regliiro sut.lk bond,
tib he ro teemed n l hiii t.. 0 yen, from •In ii J i Li,:
Thcrrtnre, for thu morn convvlitent pad wont i f Bald
Be it enacted, and ordained by the Town Council of
the lirerrir,ll ill Lin Isis rind it is hereby r nar ted and
ordained by Ole autirreTy or lie saint, 'That the
/londe to lie To.tiod ter Bounty purterees 6c iin tit rya
bin in sums Lii cult the purcll/1 , 018. in each year begin.
ing„nith January' lot thud and that lire Pre.Trent of
tiro Cn.tnrii he and is hereby authorized to Issue said
boucle err that three theterand and litty deletes of them
trill tall duo on the lst tier or Jatliwiry or each and
every year, Iregining Jenturry Pile', zed ex-
Lelllllll4 it inner ho'. Iti i.
And Said 511(11 1 •lutt.• , l I.y t. n President and
tiirsnrn d by the Cho). id Ili,. t • U Chi an,l toteutad
by tha C.. p rate I. A n.l the eller... !renal. io sand
loop, of the lii.tonith i 1 l'arliela are hereby
pledged In, the pas noint he ..roripal and interval
1 . 111111 as they respectively 1......d0e one.
ed int.. an or onato a the sth day of 11.13• one
thousand hundred and six 3 -live.
EMS
.1 M. MI4 , IIIEIMER, Secretary
!day 1565
A SUPPLEMENT.
rilo an ordinanc , r relating- to nuisances
and 4,lher cft.nscs passed to May
Ise it enacted I.) the Ttmn Council of the liormtch of
Carl lots, and it is hmehy enacted and I r clamed by thu
ant h-rity ha same.
That hereafter it xhnll. ho unlawful for grain or oth
er amnia :it lurge in line street. lane or alley,
NA ithin ihr populated parts 0 the Borough. or upon
the I'nld u• :woo o, unoor the stoic penalties that are
hieneril.eit to the ro nolo, ut largo in said Toddle
laresoi. said Borough of gene. links, swine and
t-heop,•in the uct to utile,. thin is n siippliinieriL.
AtteAt—J. \I. MASONTILINI
:Soe'y of C.rporn tine
3lity 12, ISCS
li ILI IT TILE ES, G RAPE VINE,
,m A LI, FRUITS Ac, Ac., Sold chimp at the
CUMBERLA ND A GIiSERIES,
.As the stock in 1 no and will ho ,01111091.1i,Trons will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. A largo lot of
Grlilie 1 ;rug, G,rnscberry, I - errs-1)1)er , y,
Blackberry. Rhubarb, Strawbony, lowering plants
such BR Spirnuaa, llonesuckles. Pali/idea, Ac. , Ac , Al.
u ill Le cold very low. An !rumour.. stack of
A I'I'LE ANT) PEAR TREES,
priers to suit Ireha•ers Prompt attend-ore and per
fect satisfaction given, 1 - all at the .urea, V.
HENRI' S I. U Proprietor,
successor to David Sillier.
Slay 12, 1865-It,
LOCIIMAN & BRETZ'S
NL W PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
TN NE WVILLE, PA.
CL AN, long and favora
i. lily known 00 01111 of the boot Pholographers in
the rouotry has assisnated hirnsuif with Mr. Gen. SI
retz, an eminent Phot•ieriphor, to carry on the Pho
togiarhic 11 11'40,S Io 2P1 . 11 , ,i11e, 1%111111,11,nd Co Pa.
Their skill as arti-to, uith in complete set of the best
Ins' urn lots, and o super ror eirostrit , too SKY I,ltillT,
gr.a thew ittiva,tdges over all r-tiler galleries Sir cu
p--I for work in this county.
1 .
q.t rib riII:TURES.
A M Ii ID) IVIES AND COPIES.
The pohlic Is cordially invited. All work guaran
toed to please.
LOCLI lAN A BRETZ.
Mac 12. 1865—tf.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Agricultural Society.
1 1 11 E rebellion is now over, and we are
again rrot'red to our peaceful avocations. We
cannot bet ter mark this era. than by making prepara•
tionsitureturn to the arrustoined full exhibition of
our Society. and that we may have the most extensive
the best and 111051 Inieresting that we have over had,
lot us begin to prepare for it now. The season is lutist
propitious and promising of fruitful results, and our
appetites 'or the enjoyment at such an exhiblticn on
we w ill have, have born sharpened by the disappoint
ments of the last three years
uy order of the President,
D. a, (Atm, Secretary.
May 12, 1805-3 t
Internal Revenue Notice.
IWILL meet those citizens of Dickinson
township liable to Revenue tat onjlecomes, Car
rie res, Watches, Pianos, and Aulodcous, who shall
not have previously made their re' urns to me, at the
Stone Tavern, on Thursday May 18th.
1 will meet those sirizons or South Middleton tap..
who shall not have previously newly, their returns, at
Mullin's held, - Mount Holly 'springs, ..n Tuesday.
May 23d, and Boiling Springs Hotel, on Thursday, May
25th.
1 will meet those citizens of Middlesex township,
who shall not have previously mado their returns, at
Middlesex, on Saturday, May 27th.
I will meet those citizens of North Middleton twp ,
who shall not have previously made their returns, at
Deecher's Tavern on Tuoeday. May 30th.
Those'returns must he mode to me either at my of
flee, previous to the above demignated days, or on those
days at the respectively :buried places livery Carriage,
Watch, Plano or Idelodeon,'must be.roturnod, and no
person can determine for himself whether or not ho le
suldect,to an Income tax. Am, arch hound to make re
turns and the assessor gill decide ' from such returr a,
whether or not the person making them le, subject
Failure to comply with the above notice . Wlll suillobt
the patty to an additional tax of twenty,flve per cot.
lAMBS' A. DUNBAR,
Assistant smear,
oth Division, 15th District, Pa.
May 4, 1a65
CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK
ADIVIDEND of , Five per cent and
Five extra, free of National Mid State 'roses, has
been declared by the Hoard of Directors of this Dank,
which will be paid over to the atoc lc-holders, on demand.
W. M. LIAP,TEM,
Cashier.
May 2nd _
Ice ! loe !! Ice !! !
The subscriber is prepared tq furnish
GOOD, CLEAR ICE. •
In large or small quantities Contracts for the season
will be made cud ice delivered to any part'or town. ice
House ou'Locust alloy. Apply to
flto. win um:
12 00
3 00
UCE MARKET
Al AY 12,18115.
=OM
Ben tz
turtty, at the option of the holder, Into
U. S. 5-20 Six per-cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Which are always worth a premium.
Free from Taxation.
The 7.30 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities
Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed un-
hundred dollars a year. This fact Increases thou: value
the rate at a Mali it is Laing absorbed, will all he eta
.scribed for within two months. when the notes. will uu
douldedly command a premium, as has uniformly bass
the ease on closing the subscriptiumi to other Loans.
yond the presont i.erles will bo offered to the public
ho cou o try luny be uff , Yrdod fad I itlos for tok jug the,
=I
oan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
13aulturs throughout thecountry hat, generally agreed
to receive subscript ions at par. Subsrribers
their own :14entx, in whom they have rontiLlonvo, and
I=l
For onto at thu First NaL Bank and (2arlisle Deikndt.
Bank, (darnele, and FlrEd,
.I.IY CW)K E.
Sulkdpi.l.n Agent, Phdadelphia.
May 12, ISBS.
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the l'o.t Unice ut Czirli,le, :it/0m or Penusyl
ania, the 11th day of Mity 18. 5.
ILtALTO ohiatn any OI the.e letters, thp
anidie,nt must call for advertised Letters'
giNe thr date of the In.t. 11111.1 pay one cent
lor adt
If' not called or within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GEO. ZINN, l'. M.
Armstrong &WagnerMecue, Nancy
Alexander & Molten Morrison, Scott
Ambrose, Sallie :Mcßride, John lilts
Barrett, Jame , Llem, Eliza
Barn-, ..Mrs Sidney'_' ..Munich, Small Ann
Bak , r, Albert Marlin, ALUM
klutz, Ge,irgo Nieholas A
Beatty, Amos J .11 yers, G
Buck, Stir:ol,lmm Mountz, Sylve , ter
Bradley, Margaret Win Scott
Barber, Annie (0 , 1'11,01:MI11, Gr,,
111 , W11, Jam: Miller, Peter
Butler, Mrs (care of 'l' Joseph
Weilkley) Mathews, \1 tilinm
Cree, Alexander Melianny, Elmira
Chislian, William Neal, Nancy 2
Gorman, Amos Newcomer, Caroline
Clouser, Sarah E Ocker, Wm
Coil, Miss Bell 1' J
Clemes, Mrs Martha I'ye, Sarah
Carra Preillel, Francis
Comp!), Mrs Mary - Ritchie, Swum
Cornwall, iNlargaret Haber, Mollie J 2
('orbit, John 11:1111,, Jane
Clark, Lizzie E. gore, Urlando 2
Cooper, ti NV (Camp Biddle)
Dai Lowiq It inch\ \ ine, Ale In•iv
Dean, Thom.- B Ith Jiieob
11 rliui 1, .\-Lary 2 It4ifer, W Cainp
Devinnv, William Biddle
Itrivis, * Robert Bevil, Theodore Camp
Davk„Alexander Biddle
(Jannis, Caroline Strickler Fannie Ii
Davis, Elizabeth Stoller,
Fisher, Samuel Stumpli, M
Finkenbinder, Wm Soils, _MAI) . -
Fisher, William 11 Stouffer, Kato
Fisher. Sarah 50,te11, E
Frank, Mr or .Mrs Scott, M. J
Five, Mrs II J Stougle, Mary
Fisher, John Swartz, Annie
Graham, Ebenezer Smith, Elizabeth
Graham, AV A Strickler,
Greer, Wm 1' Sponsler, Eliza
Graham, Annie S 1) U
Graces, Alf,a Stumph, John
Hager, Sergi Adam Sheatrer, Samuel
Haines, W A Simlrin, Henry J
Hauser, Joseph Shock, Samuel
Hollond,John F Sites, (Basket Maker)
Holler, Kate K 3 Hour, Jacob
Hess, Jacob 2 Scott, Hotly
Herbst, August (Car-Smith, Win K
lisle Barracks) Stahl, Abraham
J. 11. I). 6I I,I,ELES
Prosi.lent "I Council
J. CA M I ll ELL,
Burgess
W. ti I
.1011. N C 011'14E1,1..
Chlet Uurgru.
Hood, John- Stonier, Lizzie
Hess, Samuel ' Stoulier, William II
Heminger, Chester AStewart, Robert C
Hefeltinger, Sarah A Stoner, Franklin sal-
Harmony, 'Mrs Mary dier
Hoover. Eliza Thesler, \Hsi Ann
Hawkins, Mrs Ann Thomas, Martin
Hall, Sarah I'.l Tnompson, William
Hall, Mrs E..::.1 -Teo pier, James
Hook, Eliz bcti, L t immi, in, Robert
Harringtom L i.y D -, Ih S
Halbrer, ilenra w _ I mine
Hoover, Mrs. S A. V,
HAlMOri:!EnZahetii M Weall •
Jones, George S 2 Wobi
Jones, John \V Welsh
Jones, Mrs Rebecca Walker
Johnstoi , Mrs Mary Wetzle, \‘'
Jenkins, Mrs Eliza'tiWaggoner,
Jones, Mrs Eliza'eh 2 Williams, 0, , 1:
Kosht, Jacob Welsh, David
Kennedy, Wm F Williams, Lynfi.rd
King, Reesan Whitmoyer, Gilbert,
Keller, Widow Wolly, Jacob
Kyner, Miss Elias Weber, Peter
Knisely, William Weitzel, Emanuel
Luodon, Mrs Sarah Waggoner, Benj.
Linthurst, Wm A Waxham, James
Leidigh, God W Yenger, Caroline
Lucas, Warren Yenger, Jacob
LueaS, Anthony Yohst, Levi
Lightner, David P Zeros, L M
Leidig, Rev George Zeigler, Levi
Miller, Ellen Zeigler, Lizzie A-2
More, Margaret
Pictupes that should be in every Album!
I )RESIDENT LINCOLN, and his son
J. wun”, n Photograph from Ilfo, Price 26 cogs.
I.ltafaigne nt the State [louse In Harrisburg, repre
sentleg the body of the President lying In state. Price
2b cents.
The sarno In a large size Photograph 18x14. Price
1,50. lho same for the Stereoscope ' 60 dente..
Sent to any direction on receipt of price, and a three
cent stamp. The trade supplied at wholesale rates.
Address, J. 11.031.1NDALE, Optician, •
May 5,1 t. liarrisburv, Pa.
FOR SALE.
NINETY Voluoies of Novels (with va
t
rloue other articles) f, r eel° cheap, at the store of
N. L. e ,
Irvine
Aprlj 28,1886—St* . No. 3, Irvine's Row.
FAIR!
!S HE Empire Hook & Ladder Com
. pany, will hold a FAIR in
RHEEM'S HALL,
to commence on SATURDAY; tha 10th of MAY, and
continua for ono week'. Contributions are respectfully
solicited for the citizens of the ii rough.
Tlckete for the FIRE MORN may now be purchased
of John Campbell, Esq. Price 26 canto.
JAMES B. STERRETT, President.
April 28, IBo6—tf. •
AT' ALUABLE Presents for all at Haver
v stick's Drug. Book nod Fancy Store.
FE.' BIibTZITOOVER, Attorney
-e h at Law Wilco in South Ilauovor street, opinalto
lionts's dry good store Carlisle, Pu.
BOptealber 0, /1164,
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.
The sale of the firdt Bodes of $300,000,000 of the 730
Loan was completed on the 81st of March, MS. The
sale of the second series of Three Hundred Millions
payable three "years from the 15th day of Ju❑e, 1805.
was begun on thO let of April. In the short space .1
thirty days, over One Ilundred Millions of this series
have boon sold—leaving ibis clay less than Two Uun
drod Millions to be disposed of. , The Interest is paya
bin eaml•nnnuelly hi currency on the IGth of Decam
bor and 15th ofJune by Coupono attached to each note
which are readily cached anywhere. It amounts to
One cent per day on a 850 note.
Two cents $lOO
Ten " " " " $5OO "
20 " $lOOO . "
01 " " " " $5OOO "
More and Vlore Desirable.
The Rebellion le suppressed, and the Goverittnent
has already adopted measures to reduce oxpoedit ures
no rapidly" as possible to a peace footing, thus with
drawing from market as borrower and purchaser
1 his is too ONLY LOA NIN MARKET now offered
by the Government, end constitutes the GREAT POP
ULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
The Seven-Thirty Notes aro convertible on their ma
oss on a surplus of tho owner's Income exceeding six
out ono to three per cont. per annum, according to tho
ate levied on other property
Subscribe Quickly.
Loss than $200,000,000 of the Loan nuthortzou by the
st Cong.°. aro now on the market. This amount, at
L now seems probable that no considerable amuunt be
In order that eitizenx of every town and section of
ho only Jr, to hr I expousible lor the (I. liver, I :liv
, tes for Iv 101 l they revels orders
„
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
THURSDAY, June la; 1865.
- DY virtue ofan order of the Orphans'
_L./Court of Curnip land County, I will expose to
unpile sale on the prim:ulnas on Thursday June let,
1805, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the one undivided
half of a
situated In the townships of South Middleton and
3liddlesox, on the Trindie spring mad, about two miles
east of Carlisle, adpining lands of David Rings all,
John ilartzler, Jacob Ringwalt and rotor Albright,
containing about
This lan'd will be Fold subject to the ono half of a
Widow's dower, amounting to three hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty-three cents.
rEums 011 8A bll—Ten per cent. of the purchase
money to be paid on the dey of tale, the balance of
ono fourth on the confirmation of the sale, by the Or•
phan's court, and the residue on the let day of April,
A. D MO, when the deed and possession will be given.
MARGARET A. RING %V ALT,
Administratrix of howls lilngwalt, dec'd.
April 28, 1860.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
virtue of an order of the Orphan's
kycoart to me directed. I will sell at public sale on
TUR,DAY, Hay 27; 1805.
on the premises a docirablo
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
situate In the town of West Fairview. The lot Is 35
feet in front end 13.1 feet in depth, and has erected
thereon a
Two Story Frame H0v,3,"
with Kitchen ntiachnd, Stable, Solola , ll4l3USO and
other necessary buildings. The property ittyin good re
pair nod is the Soma of which Levi liapp lately died
seized. - .
'rho terms of sale are 25 per cent of the purchaSe
money to be paid when the property Is 'stricken olf.
ihe balance'on the confirm:vimn of the sale by the
Court when n deed will he lectie and possession given
Taxes assessed for the present year to be paid by the
purchaser.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day.
THOMAS McCLUNI,
April 2S, IM-3t. A dministrator.
500,000 MORE MEN WANTED
Spring and Su in m o r Clothing of
. ISAAC LIVINGST ON,
AIT his cheap Clothing Establishment
L or. North Hanover rtreet, Carlixlu, from ono of
the largest and hest stoolin of
READIT AI A D E CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURSLSIIING GOODS, AND
II A TS,
err brought to th place, Ila eine. 3ust returned for
he Cantpugu. he an 6.u „ le , l , zoe hi , gratitude to the
eitl7: n= ..r artist and vieihhiy or the exton4tee put
,unen they have to up r. up., And tzdte, the
present 41.11,111,Hr reqe , Hull) solicit it contitlu
t t • t , e made
SPIIING CLOTIIIN(:,
Iw nut annpastaa.l in this pl.ter, ei 11, in quality Sr in
I.emembet Ling he also mate's
th•thin.., te rr•l‘ , tug in his etnplo) nt expell
eurest cutter 111, purv'eso In the
tern n te-, i.n•l ennfitlent that I rennet he under
any t.th r estahlislnurnt, either East Rest,
ete:hLivitn:2.. on son always. bOtill Like first
t w
Ith 11)g. tiv,ilL) fileprr rent.
eheapel, a.I One hnhdn tl per rent better than vial
put 'h., I. el.rwherr Come and rsamitte hi s s t ac k
when )nu want to purrhasa cinthlna.
April e. 16C5
TO THE PUBLIC
Carlisle, March 20, 1865.
unlit
r 1
1 Ladies do here
th,sln
:: l e e rl ( tr nality Of the ttltlver
Sprint; Flour. notoul otturetl by Hagl•tr k 1(.1111.g:or
Itlg spring 'lit s !anti I_ n rut i aabi by Salmi,'
)1. I lam rrnf CI, prier of Floor having rotor
tb turn t•ttnot sup ot,uttl n hi,: all pttisons to give this a
till lov It rail not be shrp 1,r.1
Nlre mrs. \V liretem. Mrs. !therm.
Ell7,ll,etlt .k baulen. \lr, 11. It 1i,,/,ver, Mrs. A Ho lover,
Miss E. Rent ley. )fre.
I.,by. Mrs. II Miller. Mrs. S.
A Sent, \lt's K It h. ais , Tre IrinOr'lnc. Mrs urns
T,l: 11,r, 31 re I' It. (:„, n r or t,
N),, , ;12, 1.. torn . Mr. level) Bener, )Ls A.ll. Ewing
Mn It. (JO:l.y, Mt,s E Miller, 31re. 4 . A. puttee.
Magnificent Sale
1,01,1)
Tce,N7creiTrzr. {Eria.
ON 'FILE ONE DOLLAR PLAN
Ono Gold 'and Silver Watch 'Manufacto
ry, Two I rumens° Jewelry Establish
ments, One Silver Plating, Warehouse,
One Gold Pen and Pencil Maker,
To be ilhipottril of with dispatch
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST!
I . ), floods are of fashion:title styles awl Inost oxecl
feet wo, kat:tot-hip. tn.! are •af•l'llif rd in i hi , matt.,
to rill eve the ftr .p.lettors from ottttetasttatettt orea
slotted by a tlistrac [lna civil unto It should lin proml
nuotly Slated. also. that they are mostly of
AMERICAN ANIT EA ()TIT E
anti therefore et - Patty superior to the gate imported
from alitoad and itawkial chant as the rho:quoit ever
,olti Tim simple duty on importedfie the
hielt preolieni I n(told (All foreia, bills aro pionitio in
geld.laintiont to ninon than the entire cost tit many of
the articles attired by us to tho puthic. To tacil)teto
the sale
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
will lir rharged fir any artielo on our lint, and this
soot the potion ed not pay until hi, what
he to get! This pla ne n Records with the ineViod re
heroine s u popular for disp,%lng, of large stocks
i 1 Jewelry st d similar productions.
'l'llE PLAN IS SIMPLE!
The name ol each article offered for sale—as Gold
Ilooting 11 tch," " old Ov.d Band Bracelet," '• Pearl
Iheaktp.” and P.ar-Drop.,," •• d
— ills. Plated Cake Ba•ket," etc , Is written on a card
and enclosed In a smiled euve;cpo ; theselenvelopes are
then placed in a drawer and a ull mixed; thou as an
and, r is recelVed, with twenty five cents for rut urn
postage awl ocher char es, • 110 of the cards or c rtitt
rates Is taken at random and sent by liret mail to the
customer, Who Will sett at 011 CO what he call got for One
Dollar. I. he Is pleased with hls fortune be can for
ward the money arenading to directions Oil lho curt ltt
cats and seem, the prize If the article awarded
should hr unsuited to ti•O purchaser—se for smirople,
a set of Pearl Ear-Drop. and (ireasi plu ton young man
who could not wear them, and had noon° to give them
to —we will send any otheroartlcle on the catalogue of
equal prim which may be pr ferred if, for any
put turn no further. the..
let t amt tvr drip , thr•re It Is and Spend el/ MOT,
0 e irefully our Ca ..loguo 1
WA l Ull 1) 1,1'.1 LIT EN T.
.10 .lent.. Patent Lever IlllLl Ilu tin!, t:ruol S5O to 200
31.t13 .iti ,:use 40 175
400 • .ruts' .1d ihlllti 11.;(`11111,, -
20.1 L. 04 .es' kluld and lAninerd 1l mit.lN: Case, 31) - 80
Oeldn' Patent Lever Silver Ituutlnd Clo.o, 30 - 90
400 tient& lot 1., ver :olver Hunting Case, 31. 85
300 Oen ts' Lever Silver Open face, 20 - 50
300 dents' Pai out Lever Sliver Open-face, 25 00
300 Gent.' ....who. SI vor, 18 - 40
MEM
ME
FMB
JE \ ELRN." DEPA RT XI ENT.
3t 0 Dlam 0,1 Itinvz $4O to $l2O
300 Ueuttf 110000,01 l'ins, 20 • 100
300 J lients' Etiliforida 111 Pins, 3 - 15
3000 Gents' California Diamond 111 .gs, 3 • 12
5000 (lon ts' Gehl and Enameled Fob Chains, 3 - 40
.40.al Gents' Uot.l Vest ( Indus. 5 - 40
4000 Pair lbot LS' ti..h.l Sleeve Buttons, 0 • 10
4000 Pair Gems Geld & Enam. Sleeve Buttons 3 - 10
0000 Sets Gents' Gold Studs. 3 - 8
800 Gents' Stone Sot and Signet Rings, 3 - 12
8000 Gouts' Stone Sot az Shoot Enani Binge 4 • 16
60(.0 Ladles' Gold Neck .lhailo, 6 • 50
4000 Gold Oval-Band Bracelets, 3 • 10
0000 Gold and Jet Bracelets, 8 - 12
5000 Gold and Enameled Bracelets, 8 • 15
3000 Gold Cliskulain Challis, 8 - 30
5500 Pair Ladles' Gold SI, ova Buttons, 3 8
4000 Pair Oodles' Oold Enam. Sleeve Buttons 4 - 10
8000 Solitaire Gehl Brooches, 3 - 12
0000 Coral, Opal and Emenod Brooches, IF- 12
5000 Gold Cameo and ('earl Ear-Drops, 3 - 8
7000 Mosaic, Pot, lava & Florentine oar drops 3 • 10
50011,,01d Th ImbloQ, 5 10
10008 Coral, Opal and ilinerald Ear-Grope, 3 - 10
10000 Mini taro Lockets, . 4 • 10
10000 )habit ore bockets—to tgic spring, 8 - 26
10000 Plain Gold Rings. 4 - 12
It 0 0 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Gold and Jot, 5 - 20
1000 i Sete Ladies' Jewelry, Comes,Pearl, !Le. 5 - 20
10000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Bracedto, 4 • 17
10000 I. dies' Gilt and Jot Oat Supporters, 2 - 12
SILVER PLATED WARE
10000 Cups. $2 to $2O
8000 Goblets, '3 - 12
10000 l'rdr Napkin flings, 2 - . , 10
2001 Card Dashots, 4 - 14
,4000 Castor Fratnes—complete with bottles, 6 - 20
2000 Tee Pitchers '
, .
6000 Patr IluttorlCnlves,
5000 Soup. Oyster and Gravy Ladles, 2- 8
1000 Ennrered Pie lEntree,• 3 - 0
8000 Mann Ten Spoons, per dozen, 5 - 15
8000 Dozen Table Spoons, per dozen, 8 - 24
6000 Dozen Desert Yorks, . per doz..n, 8 - 30
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
12000 Gold Pens, Silva. I xtonsion Holder, $3 to $lO
12000 field Pena Sliver Mounted Holders, 2- 8
8000 Gold Pens, Gold slounted Holders, • 3 . 16
6000 dold Pens with Gold Extonst holders l - 20
6000 Gold Pons, Gold Holders and Pencils, 10 - 20
6000 Gold Psi:tells, 6. 20
REMEMBER THE PLAN
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate,
postage, and doing the busiooss, the sum of Twont%-
five k.ents, which must be In the order. Five Certifi
cates will ho soot for $1; eleven for $2; thirty for
15; slity.five for $10; ono hundred for $l6.
• AGENTS ARE WANTED
Throughout the Country to operate ter us. A large
ccimponeation ivill be paid. Bend for tortes, &c., en.
closing stamp.
NEWBORN & CO.,
March :4, MS, 75 Fulton Street, N. Y
PUBLIC SALE
TRACT OF LAND,
47i ACRES
TO PURCHASE THEIR
ISAAC, LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover Street
AND SILVER WATCHES
The Entire Stock of
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
I HAVE - just received a large Lamson
wont of New.Gooda, such as Cvlicoes,, DeLainos,
°baffles, Lawns, Alpacas, Chambreys, Flannels, Linens
Brown and illoached Sheer ingso Brown and Bleached
Bhlrtlngs, &o.
Also, a full assortment of
MEN'S GOODS,
such as Clotho, Cassimores, Sattinetrs. Jeans, Cott on
ades, Denims, Stripes, Cheeks. Including all quality
and styles of Undershirts and Drawers, Dross Shirts,
Shirt Collars, Neck Ties, Gloves, and all other goods
pertaining to a Gentleman's Wardrobe. •
All of which will be sold at lower prices than they
are selling elsewhere In Carlisle.
Will. A. MILES,
Next door West of the Pont Office, Carlisle.
28, 180.
Grant 1 Sherman 1 ! Sheridan ! !!
Richmond has Fallen.
-
A ND with the flll of Richmond, we
are moat happy to announce to the people, the
great decline in goads.
BUSINESS DONE ON A GOLD BemsL
GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
Our entire stock reduced to correspond
with prices in the cities.
DRESS GOODS,
PLAIDS,
DELAINES,
MOZAMBIQUES,
ALPACAS,
SCOTCH GINGHAM, &c.
CALICOS,
CHECKS,
TISKINGS,
MUSLIMS, BLEACHED AND UN-
ll et greatly reduced rates. Every ono in want o
.heap goods. should give us a rail.-as we are doter
pined to soli goods down at the very lowest nick.
Bargains will be all the rage at
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER'S.
S. E. corner illarket Square.
2D DOOR, 2D DOOlt, 2D DOOR.
April 7, 1865.
THE PHGENIX PECTORAL
WILL CURE YOUR CnUGFI.
PIIOEN IX PECTORAL ;
On, COMPOUND S% 111.11 3 np tt 11,1) CITIMRY AND
. - 3EN Ihh A SNA I(T1 nowt',
cure t hu Dise.i.:es of IL.' •Tll LO LUNGS,
Such aq Colds, erm q , Ag , htl, lirouchlhs,
Ca'nrrh.••ore Therm . I) Looping
Cough, Or Ito Ulnely 11 , 1. Will prevent
PULMONARY CO A'S P TIoN,
.And "yen where this fearful disease has token hold It
will afford greater r' lief than any other medicine
'sill, Kate VainietoLlo o or Port , ville. ssys I was
bemlitto d more by 1..13 11.1 PII3CIIIX ....COM! than
any., ther mood Iciro e
Isola. Überl oltzer, of Lionville, ''hector county, Ives
cured Of com.di of man, year s' stauding by using the
phonnix Pectoral.
Joseph Lukens. of Ball "tr. et, Phoenixville, certifies
that he ac cured of a coo,h two Sean' standing.
when a I other medicines bad foiileol, by the Phreolx
Peetorfol.
.liiroh Powers certiflooß that he has cold hundreds of
bottle , . n• the Placerils Pe.•tooal, mod that all who need
It bear testimony of its wonderful effects in curing
couch I.
Boyer. editor of the i'lndepenoont Phoenix,"
having used it, has TM heSI.I.IO. In pronouncing it a
coo pieta en , tidy r, coo,or, U arnioness and irritation
In the thro it.
Tiro Ifect CheLtrie to Jeftersnnlan" says • "Wu have
known Dr. toherhoitzer pors pally a 113...1b0r or yours,
sod it ale, us 010 1433•11t..•r tr. re...M.111.1d Ilk
medicines I'm-mooch sc tha public rarely loot-to the
bow, fit of !wooly onoolicillooo prepared by a phi sielan of
Ills acquirements and experience.
10, uherhooltzer in n mouth, of the Alumni of the
11,11,1 Pooparin,ott of the 1'f1iV1..11.3 . of Pennsylia
nla at which Institution he grad eared in 183.4"
'I loi Ile.roling - Gazette" sore: ' conch remedy
is insole up to Dr. 1,. iMetholtzer, of Phoenixville. l'a
311.1 I 1113.3.1111111.1 CU'-
1111. r e 311,115. It Ic Vael.fliliy 3.d skillfully prepared
tr. in 11113. 311 , 1Sonek,, Suahc hoot
Dr. 'le,. it. Wool. Prod; onor of the Practice or Medi
ci', I o the Unlvero-ity of PI...NV Col in t Physician to
he Penoßylegoolor I loe.pital, and one of the authors of
the United :Onto, no.pousatory. Rays of Senekti Snake
Root: " Its olooloon i , sporially directed to the
Toe promote', of thiß medicine has no much rrinfi
ol nee in Its . uratile powers. from the testimorty or
haindrools who here used It, that the money wilt he
paid hack to any purchaser who is not satisfied with its
effects.
It Is so pleasant to take that children cry for It.
It coats only Thirtvdive cents—large bottl e s $l.
It in intended for 0n1y... class Of di eases, namely,
thore of the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared only by
LEVI 013EltlIOLTZEII, NI. P..
Phoenixville, I'a,
Sold by all Dr and Storekeep. roor.
jorlo,,tow, Ilullmvay A: Cowden, Ni 23 No th Sixth
Street. lobLoodooliollia, General II hoolesoile Agents.
D W. tiro, .1: Co., Whol,alor Agents litorrieburg.
Iluverstleia'R Drug Stu , e, agony for Carl' le
N Ii —lf :your nearest, dro,rodst or storeheencr does
not keep th, moorlielnot do rood let loin) put y..to off with
Rome miler medicine, loon...lose'e Mates mono money on
it loot send at 111,10 Of the agents tor IL
)harp In, Isoof,— ly
MILLINERY GOODS.
BROOKS & ROSENHEIM,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,.
Nu. 431 MARKET Street., north side,
PIII LADELPIII A,
11:,‘. now Open Owl , usual 11:01.iFOI110 vanity of
II I ISBONS, N N M A T ER I A LS,
STRAW E.: FANCY BONNETS
LADIES' & M I o,Eo' CATS,
FLOWERS. RUCHES, LACES,
and all other articles requit ed by the
Millinery Trade
fly long experience and sit let attout lon to this lihanch
of business exclusively, we flatter ourselves that we
can oiler inducements, In variety, sty lea, quality and
,nod orate pri,es—Wit 1,10 y whet e to I e found. at•
t.•ullon of MILLIS MIS and 11B1tCILtNr is respect.
fully solicited
March 21, 1865-3 me.
, ARLISLE & PHILADELPHIA
'VAT" litakt.',
•
DAILY PREIGI Hl' LINE
FREED,. WARD & FREED
811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA
J. & D. RHOADS,
=I
4-Z-llors of this Line leave the Depot Sit Nlarlirt St
Daily, a , 4 ~'clock.
Leave Coiled°, Dolly, of 7 o'clock, A, M.
Goods loteoded sliould he morkod C. Al
P. Dolly FroL IA Lino, nod tone In by 4 o'clock.
July I, 1864.
READING RAILROAD
- 46,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
- IREAT Trunk Line from the tSlorth
jrand North West for Philoftelphla. NOW York
Reading, ['otter Ilk,. I,eiriorth. All, ntowo, Easton &c.
rains !nava Harrisburg fin• New York, as f011uu,,,,
Al 3 and 8.15 A 111 and 145 I' :11., arriving at Now
York at 10 A. :11 and 2 45 and 10 I'. 31.
Tho above conno t with similar trains on Pon syl
cants. stall Road, and i,looping,earsaccompany the tlret
two trains without change.
Leave for 'leading, Pottevillo, Tamagni, Millersville,
Allen tiown and Philadolphia at 8 15 A 31 and 1.45 P.
31., stopping at bebauon and principal abalone only.
Wily Tr.:los, mopping st r Ii point!, at 7.25 a m. and
440 p. in. Returning: Lonvo New York at 0 a. m., 12
noon, and 7 p ni. Philadelphia at Ba. M. and 330 p.
in.; Pottsville ut 3 1 - 0 a m and 2.35 p. m.; Tamaqua at
8 10 a m. and 2.15 p. m.. and Reading at 12 midnight,
nod 10.45 a. to., 1.35 and 0,05 p. m.
An Accommodation Pa,songer train leaven flooding
at 0.30 A. 31., and roturno from Philadelphia at 4.3 )
P. 71.
Columbia Railroad trains leave -Reading at 0.40 and
11 a. in. for Ephrioa, Lititz, 11..1 , ambla, &c.
On Suodaya 'Wave New York at 7 p. Ea.. Philadal.
phia at 3.15 P. 51 , Pottavlllo at 7.30 A. 51., Tamaqua at
7 a. in., Ilarrlzburg 8. 15 u. in. and Reading at 12 mid.
nightfor Elirrisburg.
Commutation, 5111erigo,Sonaon, School and Exoursion
Tickets at reduced rates to and from all points.
1381.63aga checked through. 80 Pounds fluggago al.
lowed each Paesonger. _ .
Noy, 05, 1804
10.- 20
3- 8
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. Phila.
ASSETS 1,4854085,32.,
Life Ins. PoHalos' Granted oh Favorable Terms.
The board of Trustees have declared a , eturn Pro
mium Dividend In Serip of FIFTY PER CENT. upon
the cash Premiums received In 18C4 on all policies in
force December Seth 1884, and have decided to receive
the Certificates of the Extra Scrip Dividends of Septem•
her 18511 in payment of Premium.
The undersigned le ready to deliver Certificates to
pattl , a - entitled to receive them at the Carlisle agency
at his oMce ou Main Street at any time after the date
of this notice.
Pampblote, tablo of rates, applientons and ovary
formation furnished iv ithodt abarge,
A; L. SLIMMER; agt.
Carll Edo 4'111,'65, 3whis
tollmsTßANowg — NOTro
- Letters Testamentary on the estate of George
tett, deo'd., late of the borough of New. Cumberland,
have been issued 'to the subscribers residing In the
game place. to whom all , debts due p sald decedent will
be paid and dams prcsontad.
MO. O. KIRK,
' - JACOB lIESS,
Adadnlatratorr
April 7,1865-,4!
13 LEACHED
O. A. MOLLS,
General Superintendent
Richmond h a s Fallen 1
AND SO HAVE DRY GOaDS.
fact that is proven to every person
calling at the Cheap Store of Loidich & Miller.
Iv e they are just receiving a large supply of. Spring
4er
and Summer Goods, purchased since tho great decline
In gold.
The stoolc embraces In part
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such as Black and Fancy Silks of all colors and quali
ties, now atyloe Poplins, Mohairs, Lustros, Aipaccas all
colors, Mozambiques, Lamoriques, Valonclas, Do /411306
Wmlllos, &c.
SPRING CIRCULARS,
Banuoe, Sacques, Bbasels, &o ,
MOURNING GOODS
of ovary kind, consisting of Mourning Silks, A Ipaccas,
Flumbasines, Mohairs, Poplins, single and double width
DoLainos, Tam's° Cloths, Crape Veils, Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, Balmoral Skirts, a pew style, black and
white Ginghams. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
bleached and unbleached Mullins from 1234 canto up.
A large assortment of Callcdos from I*4 cents to 25.-
1U 4 bleached and unbleached Sheeting, Pillow Casa
Muslins. Tlekings, Cottonados, Ginghams, Nankeens,
Table f;lapor, and a grant many other goods not men
tioned but always oh hand. Our notion department
Is complete, embracing Cotton Hosiery of ovary quality
for ladles, gentlomen, misses. boys and children,
Moves of evory description, Silk, Linen, and Gingham
Handkerchiefs, French Cornetts, Hoop Skirts all sizes,
Balmoral Skirt , . all sizes, Balmoral Skirts. Nock Ties,
Suspenders, Trimming and Mantua Ribbons, Read
Netts, Sun Umbrellas, Parasols.
Men and Boy's Wear.
always a full assortment of every description at the
vary lowest market prices. Clothing made at very
abort Della° by a first class tailor
CARPETS, CARPETS,
a full line of every description and quality, Matting,
Floor 011 Cloth, Looking Glasses, OR and Paper Win
dow Blinds, Table Oil Cloihs, Stair Oil Cloths, and
many other house fUrnishing vods for the season.
Feeling Tory thankful to the generous community
for their kind end liberal patronage so fir extended to
the firm, we earnestly and sincerely ask a continuance
of the same, as customers know that le a great pleas
ure to us to exhibit our clock, besides proving that we
always study the Interest of our customers. as we are
determined not to bo undersold by any merchant in
the country.
Please remember the well known stand south east
corner Market square, directly opposite lridn'a Boot
and Shoe Store.
April 28,1866.
WM. BLAIR &'SON,
Corner of
.llanover and .Suuth 'Sta. •
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery and Queensware Store,
U T opened with fresh and good
P Goode. a choice variety of evt ry thing usually kept
In a first cm:l,, store. Particular attention givan In the
selection of nice seta of
China and Granite Ware,
CHOICE TEAS, 1 Eris, Sf iOA ES. SYRUPei, SPICES
FLA VOltiNti EX I It ACTS,
Canned and Pickled Fruit,, Womesterahlre, Cumber
land. and ether B.turhs,
Cheese. Craters nod every thing el 4f, In our 1100 that
a discriminatlng cublb; may require. Full assort
ments La kt riling Papers, Coal (ill mpg, Que0 ug „,,,,,,, ,
Willow, Cedar, r tone and Ear then Wares,
SALT, FISII, OILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
kept constantly on hand.
floods will be replenish. I I) mown tly, kept clean and
nine, sold at the lowest possiltde prices, and delivered
at a ay port of the Own.
P MIMI give 118 a call Cash paid for Country Pro
duct, 11)1. BLAIR & SON.
Unrlivle, March 3,1665.—1 m
Browning's Excelsior Coffee
Whilst • ruing rotten et all the various brands.
Remember '• Browning's Lxcelsita"—at the head It
stands.
True. not like ethers that and Sold K. , ervwhere."
A lit , In stretch, we all • u know, good goods will easily
boar,
(But a stretch like this—"sold everywhere"—is very
apt I. tear
Now. I can sandy say. w thout env he , itat
Thorn's num. like I:row nlng's En colsi. r" In this en.
lightened °Hon
Skilled chem.', hare not Pond n Coffee from any store
Possessing the 0,1018 ingr.,lients as Browning's Ex•
celsior "
nr Is there, any one. in it nut of tho Coffee trade,
Who knows the articles 'rum which •• Browning's Ex
celsio.'s" "Jae
tohl male from barley, r; a. wheat, beans, and
peas:
Name a 'housantl other things—hut the night One It
yon please.
Itut with the COITOO-111011 I Will not hold contention
For the many, many thimo they say—lon numerous to
mention.
Whilst they're engaged in running round from store to
store
To learn the current wholesale prico of " Browning's
Excelsior,"
Seine who-know my Coffee gives perfect 'satkfaction,
Dave formed a plea by which they Impel° minute quick
reaction.
The case—'tis with a few; no doubt 'twill be more—
To name their Coffee after mine, tllrow ning's) Excelsior.
Some say their's the only brand that will stand a ready
test.
Now, try a little of bloom all—see which you like the
best.
Three years have passed away since I first sold a store;
Never have I In your paper advertised before:
Nor would I now, or ever consent to publish morn,
If like sonic used by •• everybody," •• sold everywhere,"
In "every store."
A trade like this I d not wish ; the orders 1 could not
till:
The factory all .1 orsey's land would lake—leave not a
foot t. till.
My trade is nut so very large; still I think I have my
share,
nut, reader, you may rest ast.ured, 'tie not soil
every sv In re."
nII fart ured and sale by tho writer,
GEORGE L. BROWNING,
No 20 Market tit , Camden, ti. J.
This Coffee Is not emopcsed of pofSonous drugs, it
renter TIP nothing de101,1011,; 111110 y persons use this
Coffee that cannot use the pure coffee: takes hut one
and a half ounce*, masa a quart of good strong cof
fee, that being just one-half the q nantity It takes of
Java Coffee, and'alwal s less than 11.411 - the price.
Retail Dealers may purchase It In less quantities than
ton gross at my pi ices from the 15 'holesale Grocers.
Orders by mall from Wholesale Dealers promptly at
tended to.
February 17, 1865-3 m
NEW AND FRESH
4G,- is
HALBERT & 1311,0 .1
HAVING just returned from the
!:astern cities desire to Inform their patrrns that
they have laid In a late° and varied stuck of Now and
Fresh Goods at the lowest cash prices.
'their assortment is thorough and complete, contain•
ing everything nocessaay to constitute a First Class
Grocery
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
In greatest abundance, and at lewost rash figures.—
Syrups, Spiess, Canned Fruits. QUI HNSWAIi E and
Crockery, Salt and Fish, Hams, Cheese, Crackers,
Brushes, Baskets and Willow Ware.
,S'euctrs and l'obacco,
of t h n chMenst brands. Brooms, Bucket., and a corn
pl,l„c sabortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES. f
Don't forgot the old stand, south Eeet corner o
Hanover tdrouts.
Feb. 24, 1874
LUNGS.—The cold arid change
able woathor tolls terribly on those who have
weak and diseased lungs. itlany aro suffering at this
tints with affections of the throat and lungs. Bron
chitis is becoming a very common affliction, Those
who are prodisposed to Colds, Coughs Bronchitis, kc.,
should avoid the night sir. Thorn era many prepa
rations rum:amended for these diseases, but there is
not a doubt but that Dr. Striolchtnd•s Bellitluous Cough
Balsam is the best remedy. We buys known It to of
feet cures lu Ills worst cases of Coughs, Colds. Bron
chitis, Asthma, and primary cases of Consumption.
Doc. 2, 1064.
BARGAINS
JUST reoeived Fromthe great Now
York Auction &tics
3010 yard!' Caliroos.
2WD White
000 " Spring Thilxilon.
8000 " Brown Muslim
80D "
5000 " Carpets. •
Oil Olot he, Looking ()lasses, Bhadca , &c.
Great Liargaius in Hoop nants, When Handkerchiefs,
Spring Mantles, limulues. Dress Goods, Dress Goode,
&c. I will sell thninfeve Goods and tunny others at a
mall advance ou cost until the let of aprll. Platten,
call, one door below Martin's Hotel, Main street.
March 10, 1805. W. 0. SAWYER.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.—
Letter s of Admioistration on the estate of Levi
iaouuyear, into of Upper Allen twp., baying been issued
to the subscriber residing in Oburchtown Notice it
hereby given, to all persons lutlebted to make payment,
and tbOso biolug claims to present y .em for settlement;
to D .5. GOODYEAR
at. Administrator.
NOTICE.
Great Attr ictioa / Great Attraction! 1
DRY GOODS.
At A. W. Bentz's Emporium whioh
has always been admitted us being the cheapest
bturo in the County. Wo have recently received from
the Eastern Cities Heleatioue of the cholcuel goods, at
such you low figures as will surprise the purchaser.—
We will as usual replenish our stock with the most
'soasouable goods, such as cannot fall to gratify the
most fastidious Our Domestic goods are greatly re
ductal in price, lower than can bo purchased in town.
W.I3.IIINTZ.
March 20, 1865.
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
-N0.16 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
- .- MANUFACTURER or
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and driest assortment In the city at the
hornet. cash prices.
STORE SHADES MADE AND LETTERED. •
March 31, 11385-21ne.s..
GEO. DEMERIT & CO.,
303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
LEIDICTI & MILLED
Challis, Gold Pens and Pencil ,
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR
EACH, WITHOUT REGAIIIPTO
Awl not to he paid until you know what you
S'PLE,VDID LIST OF ARTICLE
All to be Sold for ONE DOLLAR Each
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches each $lOO.OO
11.0 Guid Watehes 60 00
200 Ladies' Watches 35.00
500 Silver Watches $15.00 to $25.00
000 Gold Neck and Vest Chains 12.00 to 25.00
1000 Chatelain and Guard Chains 6.00 to 15.10
3000 Vest and Neck Chains 4.00 to 12.00
4000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches 4.00 to 8.00
4000 Coral, Lava, Garnet, Ste., Brooches 30t to 8.00
1000 Gold. Jet.. Opal, &c., Ear Drops 3.00 to 8.00
5000 Gents' Breast and Scarf Pins 3.00 to 8.00
8000 Oval Band Bracelets 303 to 800
2000 Chased Bracelets 6.00 to 10.00
3500 California Diamond Pins and Rings 2.60 to 800
2000 Gold Watch Keys 2.50 to 8.00
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs 2.00 to 8.00
3000 Gold thimbles 4.00 to 0.00
6000 Miniature Lockets 2.00 to 700
3000 Miniature Lockets, Maglc 4.00 to 0.00
2500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, ke 2.00 to 8.00
3000 Fob and Ribbon Slides • 2.00 to 6.00
5000 Chased Gold Rings 2.03 to 6.00
4000 Stone Set Rings 200 to 6.00
6548ets Ladies' Jewelry-Jet and Gold 6.00 to 15.00
8000 Sets Ladles' Jewelry-vtried styles 3.00 to 16 00
8000 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil 400 to 800
4000 Gold Penn, Ebony Holder and Case 6.00 to 10.00
8000 Gold Pens, Mounted Holder 2.00 to 0.00
All the goods in the above pet will be sold without
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH. Certificates of
all tho various articles are placed in similar envelopes
sealed and mixed. 1 here envelopes will be sent by
or delivered at our office, with , ut regard to choice. On
rer'elving a Certificate, you will see what article it rep•
resents, and It is optional with you te sand one dollar,
and receive tire article named, or eny•other in the list
LIALDERT @ DRO, of Fame Valk..
By this mode we give seleetlons from a varied stork
tof fine goods. of the best make and latest styles, and of
ntilosic worth, at a nominal price, while all have a
chance of securing articles of the very highest value.
In all traneaetions by mall we charge for forwarding
the certificate, paving pestage, and doing the buslneas
25 cents each Fire certificates will sent for $1; Elev
en for two •2; Thirty for $5; Sis_tyBve for $10; and
One Hundred for $l6.
We should supply your wants ; our facilities are unsur
passed; our work of unrivalled measlier' ce ; our promises
punctually observed. Our central location brings us
near the most remote points. Our goods are now from
the manufacturers, and of the latest and most desitla
bk. styles. The goods must be sold, and the terms are
unequaled. All articles oredred aro forwarded by retur n
mail.
We guarantee entire satisfution iq every Instance,
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with any
article they may receive, they will immediately return
en!t . tbe wins will be refunded.
AGENTEL—vire allow those soling WI aselett)ratt
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided tbeirremit
tattoo amount to One Dollar.
They will eoHecit 2S cents for ovary Certificate, and,
retaining 10 cents, rinolt to us 115 canto for each. •
GHO. DEMERIT & 00.,
808 Broadway, Now York.
Address,
Mar. 3.-Bns
JEWELERS,
(CORNEA DUANE STRERT.
100,000 WATCHES,
WORTH $500,0001
VALUE
will receive!
REASONS WHY
BEST WHITE LEAD!
BEST ZINC I.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD, Unsur
passeq for Whiteness, Fine Gloss, Durability,
Firmness, and evenness of surface.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD—Warranted. to never more
surface for same weight than any other Leath—
Try it and you will have no other
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
selected Zinc, • ground $n Relined Linseed Oil, une
gimled in quality, always the seine.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
warrittltod to do more and bitter work at a given enit
than any other—Oet the Beet I
Manufactured at Pennsylvania PAINT & MIMI
WORKS. Orders executed promptly by
ZEIGLER & SMITE!,
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers.
t'Ae Store & Ofil , o, No 137 North THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA. ,
Mareh 24, 1805—ly
Important to Millers and Mill Owners.
1 yler's Improved Iron Water Wheels,
Patented July 1855-56-58
THE following are some of the advan
tagn“ over all other wheel,
01ving tho best nercentago of pownr for tho . :Arator
used.
Ite durability, and it Is not likely ro get ant of ra
pair.
It tuna in ao well as out of back water with tho flame
head.
It is not obstrunted by anchor leo or other Fubstancgs
ndth a suitable rack.
It is adtipted.tu high heads as well as low.
It is the steadiest running and easiest regulated wheel
In use.
It Is suitable for all kinds of machinery, cotton and
woolen textures, 0 rkt, Saw and Paper Mills, &r.,
The subscriber having Ili" Patent Right Tor Camber
land and Perry Counties, pat ties In want of a valuable
motive power are requested to inform themselves urth
er by applying to may agents. Mr. Jens ANDErtsorr,
Nil II w ight, Bid ling Springs. or Messrs. Gairrugen & Cy-
Carlisle. Mr. Anderson has pot In a large number , of
these wheels, and underatands how to put them In no
an to give them the trini,t power.
Messrs. Gardner & Co, are at all times 'prepared to
furnish Gearing suitable her the Tyler wheels.
R. S. SLA I'M AKER, 1 - tag:, Pa.
March 24, 1665
PUBLIC PETROLEUM
CD CI)
.1 :1 ' DaT -5?"
Venango and Clarion County - , Penna
DIVIDED INTO 400,000 SHARES
Par Value of Each Share, One Dollar
Ful•seript ion Pt ice, 23 Colas por Shore
WORKING CAPITAL, $25,000
g !, All taxes duo the Commonwealth
will be retained in the Tretviuryija
Pre- ',lent, F.
Scot. II
Tree ry, ,
.1, 1. 1 , +,lll
1 1..1 Ti,ron, It. (;•
I.drn,lFfll, of 011 ity
ERIE
0111 re of tho rnotp , ,,y, Nt. \kat...tit Ft rf,t
No 11. Phil,
Cul 1
Pre II
rttt •11 (.1
=1
TER L'UbLIC, ift-LEUM CO:%•IPANy
nett a, ,1
play. !"van ,, . ^t wavi
th k rAy rya,
MUM
TWO %,)%l
both-of ,10 , 11 :ro c,itildet :Ind afire os-o r y i n .
.1 , 001011,f 'N.
\ \ z 1;, 11A1 N yk It 1.
dellt ly 41 1.11,1 t Obit. t 51 Flo lb rODliginy
be .•ir I.; I. th
It it tt
tattle that i i, Is cote•tt Le
seemed titter the first a nrut re, , t tea t t,th t y
ru, ruin , loving but a 10 Lle ,•tur t Itt,rea het
Lobe taken.
The Isnd~.vnd pr f Iht, Pr•
t y vro 1 , .1,1 111 th• l .ki the nit
return of Vtnrltit,
Ilnnr, • (the WCii , (l,l),ll :III: kI I.: -L ltr,o ,
Citotrt, 111111,1 hen t. Tr, Run, the r' ,, r turd
ScLulrs Run, htt •v under oi nu el . ,:1111 VIOL,
EAST SANDY CI; Eri:
No I consists or a trot t of 11/0 acres. In lea Pliltple,
known as the ricrrnrth Farm. nut 113 , •11 I not rnmly
Creek. 'Plena Er,, two runs, 14,111 trilol to-ie. , of Past
Sandy Creek passing through it .1 grit t portion of
It I , fiat boring terrltore, an•l then• I.: room enough
for over one hu robed tells. 'I his tiaek i s (itt a short
di,tance from !he Past Study sr, 11, a hick is tail to
flow two hundred horrels per dot'. 'there ore two
largo coal n•ins opened on this pronto to. Mid fifty
acres is heavily limb red with oak a:d ch,tuut. A
well Is to he r,auk hninedivtelar on this propel ty.
I=
No 2 ear sista n. 124 arres, lu foe Hill1)110, in Ttoelcinua
town , hip. c.,uety, I . a.r It is a t ,e a t t d a t.ti
miles from the Allettheni river. 'lll4. farm has an
abundance if bithiniccut.e 411 au it. 'ili: F renter part
al it is flat hartns te,riterc. Sehuli'v !: lats.:ea di
rectly through tt. v oral vil cruel ar.le , are tynnired
near this firm, Milt are urn del el, Tina . their laeda
On chi, taut t aa 4 a , eau I a ;;icon re , p,l-114e pal ilea,
8114 senVerill welly wili to seal, IIIIII11.1.11:Itely without
capon., to the Ganpany.
CLSRION RICER
No 3 vonsloto (,1" four acres, In ten cimplo in tl•epreat
Oil Basin t,t 1110 Ili or, ribout !Me mild blow
the Peet t OA. 311.1 a •hurt distance tax's° thu
Alum Rock well.
‘.r, holt, ..r land, and it I, all 8118
ceptllde of being operated ote.ll
Wells are to be t.nok iOOO ddifuly on this proportr
Cil ERRY 111JS
No 4 conqlsts ern one-sixteenth waking int artist In
a lease on the kami. I arm, t ficrry Run, Volllarlg° Co.
Pa., on which there I, one well going down It has
already rea, lied the depth (4350 wet, and has struck
:woe tine )41ov. nt nil. Thole is no doulit but that
this will be a good w 11. .1111 tI 0 inotipaky, in a short
time, lei tueinving oil from this lot ere,
The Lamb ['arm is let wen Ii lin,nl will and the
Tiumbolt Refinery, and is the best ten, irony en Cherry
Run.
I=
No 5 consists of a one•sixteouth working intorent in
a loose toz Cherry -Irue Rum lemma() county, l's, ou
which there is one wet, going down. It Las reached
the depth of three hundred feet. Au di promises to be a
good well. In s short time the Company will be re.
coining oil from this Interest also. Thole are good pro
ducing wells both aLrre end below this lease.
The books for subscription Open at the office of the
Company, No. 582 Walnut Street. Room No
Subscriptions. by letter through Post Gflice, should
be directed to the office of U WIN E YoUNCI, No. 48
South Third Street, and sill 1 , •,1% 0 'malt pt attention.
Remittances can be made by draft. es pre... or rogis•
tared letter. Government fonds and Securities taken
In payment for stock.
GEO. YOUNG, President
J. HARRY SCH RACK, .incretury Tieuburor.
Marcia 24, 1805---13 t.
Great Bargains in Jewelry.
FORSYTII & CO, 42 & 44
Nass,u , tif.w York. (“Jjoi , lug tho Post
Otllce,joLtor for e.alo the ha lowing Ntuguili,ent List or
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, &c.,
Valued at {,500.0000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
and not to be paid fin util you hoow what you
are to got.
, 150 Gold and Sliver Watches, from $l6 to $lOO each.
200 Ladies' Gold tv,,,,,h,,, 6415 SO each
500 1-11111, uott llent's ^Lver 11,1 , hes, ,i:..4 each
3 500 Vest and pet, 1113i1,11
.f . u. 10 10 Oki pueli
0 006 Gold ha od Jr teclets, 300 to 10 00 each.
8,000 num., , Voss lc 0 Sc) Pt nr•hen 4a,to 0 00 each
4.000 LLD aat d Fiorentino Pearlier 4 li. t o 600 oath
4.000 Cameo Fat Drops, 4 i 0 ;0 6 00 each.
4,000 Lava & [Goren flue Ear Drops, 4"0to 0 00 each'
4,0 u. Coral Ear Drops, 4 00 to 8 00 each'
6.000 Nlasunle auu Gent's Plus, 2 50 to a 00 each
3,000 Watch Keys. 2
9 . 00 to 0 00 each
8,50d0 Fob and Bibb( n Slides, 5O to 0 00 each
8,500 setts of Bosom Studs, 2 50 to 0 00 each .
8.500 Sleeve Buttons, 2 60 to 0 00 each
6.000 Plain and Chased Rin2s, 2 50 to 6 00 each *
6.000 Marton is and Stouo Set Rings, 2 00 to 10 00 each'
0 0 0 Loclit-ts 2 50 to ti 141 each
5 000 Utotiot a DIIIIIIII,I PIUS & lt lugs 3130 to 6 tat each.
3.000 Ladles (told Per.clis S nO to 6 00 each
2,100 Ladles' Larce Belt Buckles, 2011 to 4 00 each.
10,0110 sett a ad les' ./ ewelry. 500to10 00 each.
10,000 Gold jr' us. sllvet InCtl holdms, 4 00 to 6 00 each
10,0110 Gold l'elili. silver cit'n Cases
and Pencils,
The articles In his stock of Jen dh . area the neatest
and most fashionable sti lee Certificates of till theta.
r out; art {0101: Ito put i t soiledenvelopes — and mixed,
thus
each; and O
ugivinr oila Lair
c ;e
h4neett"l' and suet by until for 25
celit of the certificate, it is
at your option to send ONE DOLLAR and talto the am
Mitt mimed It It, or not., Five certificates, $1 ; eleven
$2; thirty, 55; sixty-five, $10; One hundred, $l5
Certificate money to I e enclosed s ith the order. Cori.
respondence promptly answered.
We wish it distinctly understoorthat our business
Is no Lottery. The object of this manner of WILIAM
to give purchaser* the opportunity of buying Jewelry
at the wholosain prices, with tho chance of getting a
Watch or some other valuable article; and all goods
sent. not satisfactory, can be returned and the money
will lie refunded.
AGENTS wasted in every town and regiment. Bond'
for Circular. Address,
W. FORSYTH & 00..
42 and 44 Nassau St., New York
Feb. 24, 1865-3uto.
DRESORIPTIONS carefully compourt
dod at liareratiok'a Drug and Book Store.
•agolaud .10(1 quo., og •Bartqatort
dPIS ' O l O O 'EI '0 falql. lll o 0 ,11 0 !11111t 1 pIOS
•sanoS aoj
ogn ut uooq ogq 7nct Spatuga mau ou g!
T.!.T1 0 A9 .714.493R,tj;_
'AaNITO 1101100 SZLOITIa
IPES, Tobacco, (smoking and claw
ing) and Sapra, at HaverstleVe Drug and Dank
1
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07; - 11 TV),
mptly
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1.111.. c;, 1“ , nr le to
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4 00 to 5 00 (melt