Carlisle herald., June 16, 1865, Image 3

WANIIED IMMEDIATELY .—A boy about
16 years of age to learn the drug business,
must have a good educationomd come well:
recommended. Apply at this' office.
LIBRARY FOR THE SOLD I ERS.--We
learn that the very praiseworthy enterprise
of establishing a Post Library for the soldiers
at Carlisle Barracks has been commenced .
Major WILLIAM 13. lto YA LI., Commandant,
and Lieut. 'Nouns MeL3nEuon, Adjutant,
are the Patrons of the movement. Success
to it.
RESIN En —Hey. EO. D 1.1 Fri ELI) .
.Ir., ten able and popular Presbyterian min
ister of Arden, Michigan, has resigned his
pastoral charge, because of offence taken by
some of his leading members at a recent ut
terance of his touching slavery tend rebellion.
Mr. DuFFIELD is a native of Carlisle, and
wits educated here. lie is an aide and elo
quent divine, and during the war hits been
an ardent defendnr nt• tht 1 iiuii. \\'e pre
sumo the " leading uu•inbor;•• wham lin Ine•
offended, are some few pestilent dough fan,
,yrnpathizers with the South, herds of wham
may yet bo Timed in almest evi•ry
vorrunn nity.
I{oBitEßY. — The bar 1 . 1/1/111 1)(1014611g.
to 111'. DANIEL TROATLE Or (II 111111C1 , 1111rg,
WON broken into htst night, thr nionvy
drawer forced open. tind n port or the con
tents taken by the thief. A very cumuli
111 011111 of money hod been left in the drumm
er. so ilkit the thief i•coreely . got paid for hi:
trouble. Ile must lie mean tutlet.4l, tbo
‘‘ milt! rob of their lined ettruirg , any of the
people of C'tunthersburg, who ,ufferetl
I,rribly as they did at the hands of m,-
CAusi,Auo. and hig, gang or nJ> about one
vivir nR
CONSOI.I DATION OF AlutnAps,
rt fleeting of the •toel:holciers, of tlio Cum- i
Valley und Railroad Corn-
pintos. held at ('lntinbersbui•L; on the l •t of
Nf I:M., the to4roentent previon-ly entered ,
into hp and between the liourd, of :tlitino4or,
14 . CI n»I V', to merge both ( 'ompttnies
into one, under the chnrter of the Franklin
Itailroad (',11)1)1111 . N, 11111111inmusly sane-
tioned. One eonsolidntod road now ex t, Ink
front Ilarrisburg, to Ilitger,town,
it di,fitnee of 78 toile,.
1 ) 1 1 111.11' SCIIOOI,S —The exa
miti,m, or Ow the I.rmigh
will e, , nintenee with Hi, th,
purat,,ry l).•rtkrtntent 411 A1..11412iy nnuuin
next, June 19, at S ntill will he e., 11 -
limo,' until Ttn•Any ni,,ming, Jun,. 12 - , th,
whim all the scho,)1:: will have been ,•x:tin
EICANKI.I \ Pll Jnur x, h -, 1;: - 1
OE ill If ERAI.I , 1011 . 1 thr 1110111.11 ft. of
,c 1 go t! Strike , {% It hill the I:1 , 1. tlurc
ciiks, 111 iii turvitnrt 11:1:4 bit utlio
111 , M . 11Cli
aril 011 their propel ty,
lour milt. ,(titreHolt.
1.111 I'M t 7i
, ti, (~, „„,i, I. pi
(brit' will hi , an .11;t11, hitruid , a ilnt. I uI t, trill. lit ii
ex- . hutk tit which
with viical awl iiii-trittitottliil
•11. the 1/111(•I lu , hnrrels a day. A little he
at the clic-ea still lie award- I~~tt the ,)/
'di and t h e Schools cli,mii,od 1. " 1. 1 IIII• Aill.ol\ well producing
! nrents of scholars and eitizon, goner:di v I I har1 ., • 14 a due ha' brcn °I"'""1. In ""-
an. invited to attend the (IX:111611,01,111, " . "'"'' n " I
rahihition, nod. 111 ti.l•ir \VI/111. not advancing
In price, 1/111ter:I. I 'WILY it
1/1111.1. Vt/11l the
l'i,t,ottED )IAN
Sunday afti•rnoon lust, a young Vint ori.d ii
named :It:en'<'rrs R ji
the C1111,)(hrrIlillet Creek,
1111,, , north of the bormigh. lie had quni
hitt) t h e water r‘,r the purpos, bathing,
when Ii \v,e, seized with ti cramp, and be
ing unable to I'oll,ll ills •11,11 . 0, wu drawn •d.
h.th while And bherl.. IV , I ,
lip,M the "I the ,tream at the thne, hut
assi,th nee. 'l'he• was recovered, 11111
.11 V t' . \ t. I t ( , XV1)1 . 1 . . • an iuI!IIO I ‘V :I
,olklior, cotin
Iv, win.re the n 1;,1.
WHEN WHEAT SUM lw
I, IL ditroll'llCl . 1 , 1:111ilon 11111“11g fll
user , a, to the propenitre h , r cutting- wheat.
wh,) have invetigate,l the matter are
ettnyinced that grain , head , 1 be talt be
fore the heads are fully ripe, tund the fellety-
ing reasons are given: Wheat is
of gluten, starch and bran. Gluten is the
nourishing quality of the grain, make:: the
flour stick together• in the hands of the baker.
and gives weiglit to the grain - and there
the greatest quantity of gluten in the grain
just when the straw is yellow two or three
joints from the ground, the head turns down
ward, and you can squeeze a grain between
your fingers without getting any milk from
it. Every day the wheat stands after this
stage of its ripeness, the gluten decreases in
quantity and the bran increases in thickness.
THE COMING FouRTH JULY—In
various localities effiets are already being
inaugurated for making extensive prepara
tions for a grand celybration of the anniver
sary of the Deelaration of our National In
dependence. It is suggested in some places
to make this day the occasion of it celebration
of Peace. No day has yet been designated
for that purpose, nor has the President offi
cially declared a peace. The few miserable
remnants of the rebel hordes who are hiding
and skulking in the mountains, or prowling
in hidden inlets of the ocean, will 80011 be
smoked out of their hiding pieces, when the
nominal peace we are now enjoying will be
confirmed by an official edict of the Presi
dent. There is some reasonable assurance for
indulging in the belief that the corn i ug Fourth
will be the eventual day fixed upon by Pre
sident JonssoN. It will then be doubly
venerated as a holiday, for the two most mo
mentous events that ever rose in the history
of our free Republic.
In view of the importance attached to the
comink . Fourth of July, our citizens should
forthwith make some active preparations for
the celebration of the day. We owe it to Our
returned soldiers to give them an appropriate
welcome home," and no more fitting day
could be selected. These men have risked
life and limb in our defence and in the de
-fence of the •Un.on, and certainly a glorious
reception should be given them. Now is the
time to consider the matter maturely, and
itevisn miile preparations. -
CEMETERY —We are glad to learn
that the great want of the town, a suitable
place for interment, is likely to be supplied.
Our present grave-yard is already filled to
such an extent, that wo are informed, it is
difficult to dig a new grave without disturb
ing-11;o refnains of those who beim, in the
course of time, boon placed there. This, if
true, seems sad, and shows that a now loca
tion is required. We aro pleased, therefore,
to know that now ground has been selected
for a Cemetery, and that the location pro
mises to be what the public are in need of.
The lot selected- is the beautiful piece of
ground on the 'eastern side of the borough,
now ()mined by Wee. M. P . EyttosE, Esq. ;A
competontengineer has examined -the place
and pronounced in its-favor,-above-every
other site in" the. vicinity. His report and
plot will be ready for the public in a few
days, The design is to make . the cost of in
torment low enough to justify almost any
one in buying a lot. Mr. A. B. Eviprer, of
Carlisle, whose energy end.,, enterprise nro
well hnown r ie at the-head.ef the project.—
DICKINSON eor,LEGE.—By the cata
logue of this Institution, just issued, we learn
that this venerable seat of learning, which
sutured severely from the effects of the re
bellion, is fast recovering from its depression,
and bids fair soon to take a foremost position
among the collegiate institutions of the coun
try. In the College projii.ai there are at the
present time—Seniors, 14; Junior's, 22: Soph
omores, 27 ; Fres! men, 28. Total, 87. Tn
the Grammar School there are 48 pupils.—
The Catalogue contains a great deal of inter
esting information, valuable to persons who
have sons or wards who contemplate pursti-
ing n ~dlogint e emirso
Pl,lll HD! nnne sourcv we letum that the.
litteclaurt ate Addret,s will be delivered on
Tuesday. June 27, at S o'clock, I'. \l., by
Joni , : K. ST YMAN, A. M.
Un Wedne , dav, June 28, at 11 o'chick, A.
the ()ration horm..• the I.itentry SoMeth-ss
will be ib•livered by Fiiarricy,
Philadelphia: awl at 8 .Celeel; in n uo vven .
ing OW S:/1110 day, tin Or tine bet ~re the
Alumni by the Rev. REN Rl .
1“; w 1 1 \
June 29,
\ rri r will Di
SUICIDE BY .t SOLDIER —A soldier at
our Garrison, who had nlisted at New York
recently, calling himself ('net t s:, Il tc 10,
but whose real name was Louts LA Ft,N
-TA IN F., committed suicide at his quarters on
Saturday evening last, at about tro'clock.—
The weapon used was a common pocket
knife, with the large blade of which hestah
hed twice, one thrust penetrating
the heart, and the other resulting in a tlesh
wound. Ile died in fifteen min,utes . after re
ceiving the injury. Coroner SMITH hold an
inquest upon the body, and ii verdict
of rui
e de wit-, rendered.
ME
Lafontaine was it l'renarnan, about 30
year. of age, and, front pipers in hi s pocket,
it appeared he had bell an assistant Surgeon
in Sher man's artily us late as April 11151.
SeVend assigning hint to duty as a
tillrgl.l.ll were among his 1 Niers, also nn hi
ruble discharge on account of disability. Ile
55 as a line looking mall. and lit, doubt 1111t1
..11 Mittel. days. Itospoke several limes
alter he had etimmitted the rash net, and in
an , lver to the quest ion—•' Why ill(' )1)11 stab
yoursell? — he replied, that is illy
—I had a cause.' lle was buried in the
public burying grountl.oi our town.-- rot.
Coo respnik•ll v nt tho
FROM THE OIL REGIONS
ME
II Iltil of 1.1,f . oncern.iig 01'111 Th
p . 11;11g ,1 good well upon :
e of I: i I sitili. lone initui•rtnunt Ih
1,,r thit yield, bit
II few ilVt' tiny (11,r %VIM!. is neve , , , il
rt I,IIIIIIIIIZ cAr, 1111 . 01,k SUCII •
11.111d , .+Tlit• I Ili,. ill \ l,tlllollt thu
the ,)rig tab I t ost ut 111, It rritoiy ,, i , p,i
Hie:int. A null tirl lug but \ barrel.
otl,ll ~ dal, Net
11-Wi Orb. 1i1au,1..1:1
t a 1; ,11.1,11 111 , ,1111 , 10 c.l 110111 :7 4 rll.lllll
11111163
the htn,l. nntl iii itilolig three ca fwir wells
ISesi.h, \ ing n Intge nroa it future °per
atm!, Qt.,llll . Ning. Own. the I,l,,l,thihty
ing Ill' It 1111. 111,1
1•1 \lc NN 111 111,1111., •,11/11111111,1',111-
lel littl\ i , 11,1 110 \V 11C1.1 :It It,
111,1 NIIIH::11 Vaillt• A , ilir enter ,
Ini t:;21/I to in pt.4,portiowth. hi the
ri , k, SO, ,•
tire tiotteipiteil, greater
is Li. 1.110 . 11: 1111.1 111Ve•tIlIVIII,
WWII' in territory, the tisk,: 111,011
11,11 tllse Hilt in proportion to 'lie iirolittille
grins.
per:iiiis are It yitig to buy tip alt the
cheapest la Vettatigo County, for which
thirt i dell irs per iicre it tree y 01111111. But
iik% tier , 1% ill not t tii.it 1111 i• There i ,
ii „ 1, 1111 1 in V, , ,,nge at thirty dollars
CL COL NTI : Your
tit ictition is solicited to the grand entiltiriiiiti
minguiateil in of taut iding
in Commonwealth a flume for .11,011(41
Solilitirs and inthusi
a iiic limiting hos hien held in that city, at
whit tir tilt. most sitbstitlitial,and in-
Ilumitial min wade addresses and it hand
soul- colle•tioa mitts taken.
II I, proposed - to 1111N•1111Se II farm of :my
era] hundred lime:4llnd erect suitable and el
egant buildings, to whi,h shall be given the
name of nl.itifoln Legacy," thus while it is
a living t harity it 111S0 1/0 mnuumeutal
to the memory of our late lamented f'resi
ent.
Circulars have beet sent to this place,
toil the president of the original \ ssociation
made a visit here for the purpose of inaugu
rating an interest in the work.
As a tangible point they introduced them-
Sell I.:: il) the Soldiers . Aid l-lociely lint it
is a work which belongs to no society or
party—a work for the great people of this
proud state. .1 nonument to which all
wish to put a lielpi lg hand, whether to
bring the marble pillar or the indispenslible
brick—a mounment, as much too, to the
names of those who erect it, to be handed
down to childrens' children for generations.
We fret that the impatient hand of this
gratefill people wails to be shown its a ork,
and to ,ono• way hoar the men who 11111
sacrificed everything memo in home and
life, a:A lone stood a living bulwark of
flesh and blood] against the destroyer: of our
country. Ninny have been left where they
stood. Honor to their names while our
country lives! klany have relutueJ lo ae
living Martyrs; broken in health and limb,
and dependent no its children of our coin l i
-
mon country, on our love and care.
The managers propose in order to assist
in raising funds., to hold a Fair on the 23,1
of October, in Philadelphia, In which the
several counties of the state are invited to
join. We hope there will be no small emit
lotion as to who shall be first at the Fair.
A,larria g es
=MS
On thu Hth inst., by Rev. C. P Wing, WILLIAM
WALKER to MARY CULP, both of Car Pa.
On the Bth Inst., by Rev. George F. Cain, Mt. ED
WARD W. CURRIDEN, editor of the lladerstown
aid and Torch, to Miss KATE ALTICK, of Shippens
burg, Pa.
On the 12th_inet., at the residence of the bride's
father, by Rev. W. O. Ferguson, Mr...KUIN SELLERS
tq Mies AMANDA MARTIN, all of Penn Township.
Cumberland County, Pa.
alaritetz.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARRE'r,
Carilolo, Juuo 15, 1005.
FLOUR (Suporfino) . . 000
do. (Extra.) 1 700
do RYE
WHITE winiAT I 70
RED do 160
RYE
CORN • . •
OATS ..... • ......
CLOY EMBED
TIMOTISYSEED
GENERAL PRO
UCE MARICET
Juno 16, 180.
Corrected Weekly by 'WM. Bentz.
nurrun . 14-10
EGGS,' 20
LARK 15 7 -17
TALLOW, 10
SVA ' . 1 9-12
BEESWAX, . - 60
DAOON HAM 22
bit 9 ~fa 11. , 1111; the ,t rings sir attached to a strong
Lou ma nn., willelt In sspainted and entirely Indepeud.
en t of •he ease, thureby dispeti‘in.t with the old harp
dd.) eylng, by i.uht.t . ituting f.tiniglit bridges,
pewri ring the Maine time the Over Strung Bass, of
wholl Mr. Driggs In the Inventor. Ily these Improve
-I,•itto we gala much more Vibratory pee or, at tile
seine thee I,l,n:sing all its purity and richness of
t ,
'1 hey have erelved the highest testimonials from the
end all the pt inelpal artists In the country,
among which HIV :
I Sanderson. 1.. M. dottsehalk,
Max hla.etzeic, - Thell.erg,
Theodore Eistiold,
11 e. nut Wo'h.nhnupt, A. Bard!,
Frouvis 11. Brown, M.Strackosch,
Henry Fry, Chas. Fradel.
%Ir. SP:11E81MM) 'l'll V1,11E11.11, the great pianist,
sax, e examined your new Piano-tortes, end I
Col dial
IS ni prove of Its .iysteni of ronstrui tiou. Its
principle. by us 111011 gl,lll, incleuse of vibratory power Is
obtained. tying very simple and perfectly ph VsiTH .
The lone Is grand and nibble; it Las peat capon.
ity for sustaining the sound or singing, and its vol.
time ittinc or power I have never lies: excelled In
ttei tli 1.111 y. nod sy mpathotle s weenies,.
EZ\ late musical critoN.Y
'1 Wm. uo b11y0:-1 have examined your newly invented
Ito no-Foi toe. They merit all the ignite glum to them
by Messrs 'Melberg, (lottEchalk, Strackosch, Mason
and others /in l o pards sat torture, they aro original
and 1.1111i.5. phical ; In I urity, volume, and continuity
of tone; iu vocal ser,lio,litude, that ct..wbing excel•
len e u hich ,nobles the pienh.br to sing" on the lo
ot, Innen b your PialliN ever deserve the 1.1411001 rank•
Your in rentiou, in my opinion, la destined to work
a radical change In the manufacture of Pianos through.
oat the world.
From the Y. Ilernl i, t ept 6.—Upon a can ful
smifintim. ut L'rigg's Plane-Forte, no find the results
ohtaimd ai 4. a very line singing tone, great 1 urity and
brill. fie . % ihiousimut the entire Instrument, not often
:e t ui. , l in Pianos - CM Ft meted upon the old plan.
The N.Y.Thorn, oly 12. says:—We have now an
lost motif, w 'About an equal. It can ring a ith
agepAltdelbney, perleetly unattainable on any other
rument , : nn ordinary pla3 or obtains with no exec'
tier), tb 0 fullness of a Grand I'lamoForte, and they
tomb speedily supersede the old sly ICs.
• ucn Lott lug thoroughly examined and
busted the plum-Fortes invented and patented by Mr
S. B. Driggs, I am et the opinion that the tone re_unit•
lug from bin improvements, as exhibited in the in
struments under examination, In point of richness,
d , pill and brilliancy, equals 11.4 of the best °rand
Plano Fos tee, and excels them in pure, musical Inton
ation and at tual tone, power thus approximating
closer to what I eowbbter peifection in the Instrument
LIM a hal. yet loon achieved by any other system of
ma onlact on..
W.M. HALL & SON,
5113 --Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Beforh pu chosing, sold Tor a deocriptlyo entalogue,
With prico.
Juno 1865 ly.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The -undersigned - baring iiTiM — finiir
etork-and-goodwill; and - leased that r yard - tb — Alf; -
drew H. Blair, hereby give notice t at the partnership
heretofore existing between thorn Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The books of the firm will be kept
at the residence of John Armstrong on Main street,
two doors ' , rot of the railroad depot, whore both Flak,
core will be in att •ndanco to settle aceounts. It Is
absolutely necessary, thur the firm books be settled in
the sherteet possible time, and we'now call upon all
persons knowing themselves indebted to us to sail at
once and Make payment either by cash 'or note,
6 0
. '2 60
BACON BIDET,' 17
WHITE BEANS. 2 10 1
PARED PEACHES, .3 3
UNI'AItLD PBAOIIBS 20
DB.IS3)APPLBS, 2 50
ItAUS, - ''•'
CUMBERLAND VALLEY HOTEL
V. E. Cor. Main and Bedford Sis
CARLISLE, PA.
.1 NO. G. lIEISER, . Yrfpri.etw.
ESTA 1 li. NT in the basemen t
hio, is furnish (I with the very hest of liquors
111.1 M 111,11,4 0( . 0'1 rarinths
tioo 10, Isoo 13
The Greatest Novelty of We Age
pAT T CIIER RI STONER.
117 ill effeetually, seed. two bushels per
y hour. Also, cc,A on,
tslte,; or 1411:1Li. tor tile half the 01 . 11Inary 0018.111 , 0
11l end Fe.. 1 .111. Under 1.111 . 0111 . 8 118)1.
.1. U , 11;NI , Elt LICH.
Agent.
ININ(; (1..11 \ll , :it in
the Post Milne nt Carlisle. t-ttote or Pennas I
vanin, the Isth tlav .1.1 tine, 18 5.
Published Btithorily in the pa
per ImviB , ,r Ihr 18rsesi eirritlntion.
3Eq.,.T0 :tn . \ 01 thi , e letter , . the
finplietint must sell mircrl.rel irttern'
give the ll,lle id' this li t dud Iril Itvn 1•ClItS
fbt• ad \ ortising.
If not •,tlleil for within one month, tliov
will he sent t() tlii• 140,1 I.,,tter Office.
GP:H. ZINN, P. M.
Catherine •
Long•dorr, IV.II
Liehty.
Leiberl, ljzzie
NIel:oorm
;-;orgt Alma
Camp 111,1,110
Mount,.. 1)anl
Alountz. (too
,Irmo 11cFnrlin l'ei.
.\ E Sr
' MII ' IIIIIII. S. 11. )1111111111111. Jenni
Jeti n, I.,enittel Mel;ottan..lolin
Colter, Thos. 1111:sl ).Ic('lttre. Avillinin
('ltddy,-- M rs. Milli(.11, Nusnn
locket, 31inieh, Sarah Ann
Commit'. S Imrben,
Uonlev Jas I /nice' conidg ('o A
I/evin, Saturn.' N 1-17th 1' V
I)anner, Sarah l'aul, John (' •
I)iiler 11m:holder Price, .1 ninn 1 Blisl
Epply, .)1111ildn 11ailleberger, John
balm .Tatnes Itei,mer„ .lolin
Fisher, (4eo A ('Ci)
Finl;inhinder,A .1 2 Biddle
Frederic, Richwine, Andrew
Faber, tialtin 11esnold. Mary
(4ot , ehall. Sarah (4 Shell'or, Amos 2
Garver, Mary Staniner, .1 ac(d)
Gray , on, liarlatra Sheridan, Edm.ard
Gillm,. Sarah Stnith Alllllll
Gel/1111111, Henry 2 'Fucker, Adelaide
(;okehall, ElizilLeth 'Townsend„ .1/Llllog
(.;illlll,lrl'. dg , llll \Veakley, E
1171(1 , 0. Wartz. Lvdin Anal
Ilevsinger,
Kate \Va , hington, Alary
11001 i, Elizabeth 1, \Vnitnmyer, (;ilbe r t
ilitnes, It(lamp Biddle •
111,er, William A Vcvtioroop,
Ingraham, .1,-ephinelViiite, Tho, I)
.longs, Elizabeth Zeigler Jacob
Alspaugh,
Andors,m.
811111111111, II
13raughl.
initinwn., 1311111 d
\VIII .1
Smntli
The Long Looked For Has Come
DR COLLINS'
G.RuT INDIANfIEI4TEOIES.,
INI)IAN Pain Killer.— For ;prick
of Iload,he, Ithunlonti , lll.
ralgla, In the 1.. 4114.41, Part,
CrAmp. F.stell Fret. It ruts
1-11.1111ns. Fl,ll. Thryat, and all 4411111
lar vomplaltd.s.
E,11,11.1)1, 14.11 , 1,41 ill 14.14 n... 41•,
:malting in on lop /4,4
Siirmr.s 114
re:14,4,11n thoty oilno.•••
I II INV yea, In •elirtitg to the
I, ',1... to find ~t.
In n th um.:
u nnlit tn , ,v I Ease
it I,IIIIIIIAI. 1.".1) 11nr1:11:1,,I. Tr, t'
thing, prnw• on lo• spot, and bet, Maur
only lo on, 4.:0n,
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PIANO-FORTES.
DR !GC:Si N } IV PATENT.
t It the only Instrurn,lits constructcd
/1_1•11 21 ti ul, •Cit . ll , lil.• /4 . 1 . 11 , 'y h.,re lf11•L
VI St/ VII t :Ma %%It lemniu I,,ny n, u tli ill any.
“tliar Plan, ' lll ,. OM sir u. lino r ^ illll , ll. 11.•inatural,
tt , l ;he ex Ile, lumber in the I. dv er the in- tt u
El.. at Is lib. itil . the 1.1.:11(Is are merely
1,.• awned plank, thin e the Itimt and
Your. , roupectfully,
L. M. OOTTSCHALK
. • ARMSTRONG AND IIOYFER,
Juno Otb, 1806. .
Ifv as Io ri ty of the Secretary of the reasury, the
tincholtigned, the General Subscription A rut for the
Fa 10 of United States Securities, offers to the public the
third series of Treasury Notes bearing seven and
three-tenths per cent, interest per annum, known es
the
'I hone notes are issued under date of July 15, 180,
and at e„payable three yearn from that date in currency
ol are convertible at the option of the holder into
0 1, 1)-B EARIN BON I) S
Thane Bowls ate now worth u handsome grew' um,
and aro exempt, nn tire 1111 the tioccrnmant Bonds,
Iron. State, County, and Municipal to nation. whiGh
adds from one to three per yr nt, per annum to their
are,adine - to the rate levied upon other prop
erty. The interest Is Fs) aide semi-annually I V rou
, 11(1. att.•bed to each onto, which may 130 rut off and
odd to any ouch or anker.
ly lurio,ll,l trevipt of siii , eeriptions
l.e Ni,tes I (hi- Thiid Se. ie. hie pr i)
I Ilogos to the t.tee alteitov
:edit. except, I. lull the (tovernitivot reserves to it...ditto,
;Tito', plt int...reel. iu gold role at ti per rout ,
hr
•lr•vd of 7 :Mini, in collet...N . Sule•eritierti tle.
, Ittet the in cut reney up to ,lull 15th, At the
time m hen they Fubscribe.
The deli ory of thi. third series of !he
renal Lhntlro ,i ill V.lllllOll, h.t. , iNt . 1111.V,, ,„„.. .. and
will Ie ma t te loortidly and cotttittu.disly tifti47-1111tiE
Ibe n light change nook in the rotAlltions of this
Tait:Li SERIE. , affects only the matter of intereAt.—
The payinoni In gold, It 111111.11., will by equivalent to
the sun envy Interest of the higher rate.
The return to Fperle pay manta. In the event of
which only will the option to pay intetist in Gold be
rivalled of. iiamild re reduce and equalize prlres that
purchases inioh• with HIN per rent in gold vould be
full elm.] to Ileoe wadi. 1, Ith ull-1 three tenthm
pu ccut. In CU, reney. yL is in
Til E )..N LOA 'IC IN Alt K. ET
N ..11ered by the llu mitt Its supra for nd
inal.o it
Great Popular Loan of the People
than Etl3l.ooo,tafti of the autlioriard by
alfrea ' a ane la a MI [ha alai het. 'I his:mount, at the
rota at a hirli it is being abt.ot I eft, will all ba ,nlb
arribe I for a abut rbxly yt. tt Iwn the ir.tes will an
tlotil , totny command a proitiluna. ha , uniformly be , ll
the case on ch , ing th.• to other 1.0311,
Iu tinier that ctiltin, I,i ry linen and sertinn of
the tountry mcv lie int!, lier inz the
the National liiii.ke, SCate Ilittiks. and Pr.vate
thil.w,tlP , ut Ihr nntnity tienerally agre,d
to row el,' ,10/...lptl.ins at pal. ..wil.m.iiherg will soled.
th••ir t), hi whom they nu, o ~ ntidn•nre. and
who ooly er. to he re,ponsihle for the livery or the
111=1
For et the Fir-t NI( and l'.ll I: d.• Ih•po•It
1 , n,11, Carib 1.• and Fast \ Nowvole
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
co RTI.AN N1•:W YORK
100,000 AV A TCII ES,
II A I N , ,
GOLD PENS, PENCILS,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
VN ) 11 11 $.7,0 iv() !
I'U 131 s ULI) .\ ToN E 1(((1.1..11: EACH
IT11()1"1 1;1.:(;.\ TI)
INEIMEI=I
&,
Splendid List of Articles.
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4 000 Ulinsott
ii.ll/1s and fluttid (Audi,. it
Pp ow p• nut Poipl Itrppc. 14p 1 IPP
.2,441141• 4.114 . 44 it44d 1 1, p•ppt n. 4 Ilpot 4 tt tp
2,1,0) ebtai, lipni uJ I.luotald 4 s
2,1,114 p )114.1a1p.../tPt LA, :ttid 1 lot tPiptpl, 1.4 r
1. I t 111,13
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Itriseri Rirtrf,.
7,trr , tr ;•trrtro ,r•t Eirr,
;or.
,5011 1, 15 ••15
5.6,11 1..114 .1 .5 1, etc
I Ver I..xtettnion
:51.1 Pen, na
tl,o CG,11.1 l'euA and (:oid-)loouletl lb.lers
:ohm 'Ai et Goblets and Di II)1.1,4 Cups
1,(100 neer Ouslors,
2,‘ Silver Fruit and CHI": Ildbkutn,
ti ‘ • lO
" 511
10• 50
PER DoZEN
1,000 DOZen Silver Tea Spoons, $lO to $2O
I 0 •• Tula/ I-5,050 nod lot hs :5/ •' lOU
CERTIFICATES naming each ni title and Its \
are glared in FFA LED EN \N: ale well
ini \ ed. (We of three Eta elopes, uolitaltillig the certi
tirato or Older for stone artif le, (NI , th at lead one
dollar at retail.) will he sent fry notil to nlily address,
without regard to clinic , 11 recelpl et 25 Cents. Thu
purehaser will bee a hem Article It draws. and its
val
ue, which may be ices One to VIVO Hundred Dollars,
and fun then scud Ono Doll." and receive the Article
e.iticed, Or Iles other on the list of the satin. value and
Cite) seeing the artiste, it it does u t eke fill t sot
IStu tine, w ssire it to he lintnedintelr roue tied and
the :mount pall a 11l lie refunded
By this mode we give Se , ertiotle .04
of ba.. geode of the bent toll, and liars; et le, and of
hittatisis worth. at a excel pal tod.e. While all hale n
chanii or Silent log tic.es if the try . ). et
In all eases wit charge for for, tu dine the t'crt Moat-,
postage and doi 114 the hush. its the stint of Tiventt -
five Cents. which must henlicit slat in the order. "Ii e
Cortittenteit w ill 6t• sent for -1; eleven tiors2; thirty
tor ; sixty-tire I {10: air,, hundred het ;,15
Partite fl i nt de po,.d nu having
prompt ieturn,, :ttul the al turbo tllnwr, n iii 1,,
dlutely sent to any addre2q, by let tiro Hiatt ot expres.
Entlee Gtotrauteed in nil enc..
Agen enoted. semi for circular
Write 3 our Noun., County tile! bit,lt
and addle.,
.1i LV~ 1K6:~-Gw
COAL AND.LUMI3EIt A,111).L
Thu subscrlbor haring Innhod thu yard fia,urr y
9 ccupled by Armxtroug and Hunt., 'HOU muchame4 thu
stock of
COAL AND LUMBER.
fo the yard, together wilh an 'IIILIOII,I 110 W MAW!'
will have eorunantly oil baud ami furnish ,„ „..
der all kinds end qu dity of measoned
LUMBER,
-
FiLA Ml; s'IT FS,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling. 1 ath wet sed
Hoorlug and kfeatherboardlng. Posts nod ails, end
every
. article that belongs to a Lurnlair Yard
All Mudd of Shingles, to ; Whltepine. Hemlock
and Oak, et different qualities 11:".l, g wus r lily
own I can furnish hills to Order of any length and
size at the shortest notice and t it the most reasonable
terms. My worked boards will I o kept under cot or
no they con be furnished dry al all tinter;
I have constantly on hand alt kinds of Faintly
Coal under rover, which I will del iv or 001111 to any
part of the borough. To 11 It
Lykens Broken, Egg,
dlers
ir
t.
4.
nwri4
.01
a.
,lj: Stove
ulr a ,
~,7 1 1,1 , 1 1 0: e i, , ,., l it u l k o3 n oido b g. '
n t:
AIW - - jpgl...- sell to sell at the lowest
.tnes• •
ISSII
Host quality of
Linieburner'a and Blaclesinith'a Cool,
always on band which I lel!l null at the lowest, fugue e
Yard wort side of Urummor I, l etiool, )111111 stroot
ANDREW 11. 11NAllt
Juno 0, 1865. tt
REFRIGER A TOR FOR SALE. In
quirp or
Carlisle, Juno 2, :It
-- have — just opened an Assortment - of
all-wool-Inurain Carpets,- Cotten Chain dittoiloinp and
ling ditto, bonght at thu large auction sales last weak.
which I will sell at astonishingly low prices. Also 4x4
and Oro nutting. . CI AS. 0011.11 V, Trustee.
Ap'l 11'05.
WRIT I NG Paper of 'all descriptions,
Envelopes, Visitt4 Cards, et n0v.41410011 Drug
and Book Store
DRESORIPT lONS carefully compoun
x dad at ilavaratick's Drug arril Book Store,
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
$230,000,000
7-30 LOAN. 4"
U• S. 5-20 Six per cent
One eon. per Any on n $5O note
Two cents . 4 " $lOO
Ten " 4 4 4 4 " ssou "
21 sono "
$1
ot he Ill'l/OH1111:1t11.8 /111/11 , qi WI./ I . prompt
I )R
Agont, Phlladelphin
la 3Ln E
sEi,i)ux cu.
ISE=
I:tout/lid Eati 1 , 1.1.1,. 4
• ,•1,..
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION
& CO.
7 Com tia 14dt:Ln•rt.
nw Vt.th
BOARDS
6CANTLINU,
YNCII & FOOTE,
Caspotings, an Mattings.
To Farmers & gorse Dealers
.J.SHIFFE itT the celebrated Ve-
JL.Pterinary t , urgenn, has perm-unruly loc-Ited in
Carlisle, for the purpose or operating upor diseased
llors , •s hr. has had 20 pars experience in Ireatii
diseases of horses, and during, the la.t four j • arr Las
had from .IPOO to 200,i dire:mi.: Eats, s nnd , .r Ns mare
Ile wishes it undorst md. tiro wi , hin the last 20
year? man. Horses hare come tinder his that
horn been injur.il by inalirearine Irian the bands or
11101) who hare no of either anat.inayi
i.enSehi, or medical tr al,uen tof tho liorn. A t:rtte
r
runny 01 thus, !torsos lII' h.as cured afler the, have
ban a drngned by such r rh.
FERENCES
Thu undersigned having trueted Homes, bnth ey.tee.
!tally and Internal y disease I, to the prefersdonal skill
of DR. JniiN SIITYFERT, roneur in slving that hia
treatment gave °nth e satisfaction, and v'e cheer , 11.1 y
recommend all perstms o idling to erdrenit or nmpl. 7
Veterinary Surge.nt to :rive him a rat!.
CH AIII3EIiSI3U
Dr. J. C. Richard, Froderick I! r. Ur J I. 4 4 ‘woor
ott, U. it. Alossorsollt h. Peter ltron2O. Snolo.l Jottery.
J. L. t..3h ink. dinrtin Nowootoor I•r. W. I! Ito I, nran
Evons Ur John I.no r'. Ibr A. J. ,01 Niax
wo!I, Jacob lloyLor. I) tt. Gon.
RLISLE.
S. t '•lartin.!+J' Ifni Al
(red 11..oro), I) It UM. .I)mi,•).. Will. W. Dalt)
I) • If,
I arliFle. Jut». 9. 1:54.)5.
Strike' While The Iron Is Hot!
NEW STORE,
11A\' ust received a large ass.,,ort -
f New Good-.AI • •tc.. th
Lint., ,
I ~ .,F•nt.114.4 Sl,t• uo. Itl.-4.11 4
1011 21.,...,11.neitt.
Mon's Goods,
, u ti- en,siloores, Sattinottg. Joan •• tt
St, ipo. rho: all •it:
:it lindon•loirts and I:rawort..
tin t roilars, and :II ethos 0.:..ds
pett :it In.: to a (lot:II:on All ., %S . :11,11,1w.
All ei which trill le sold at hexer pin:, than • hey
art: ohoei h, so in
Next .irsa. \l.•st of the Post Office, Carlisle.
May 26, 1805.
TREMENDOUS
Reduction in Prices
OF Dry Goods at Ogilby's Cheap Cush
I .rot now rreolving Noon., lot of iioods bought et
the p r esout r Ge..-. 1 lily piaci "Ind will run titom off
it very 110:111 profit,
Cm o.• 1 trwu to darts
f oto 111 to I:n•t..
Tivklug , , nt the •ez!. 100 rd figure',
II( II•;RI A NI) (11 LO J.'
much lowoi than, foil's', prim.,
MOURNING GOODS
will open ilex , week a lull a , ..,,t,”ee I „fall the new
slyles of )Inn g (tends As uly stock ra weds was
rely llald when the decline In price place, I SRI
flea prepared to idrer greet indll,tilen In I pu,has
ers. All in want ef r:oint and cheap DIZI" GOolris7 will
do well in call at • hr 111,11. C 3•41
'l , 11 1 I
7iotild.lll ANH CATTLE.
iculti,it• ccr \II , Itc cV El) IcUlt 11 I
TA r‘l (.;())1 * EN sell at
ty Sal, at lloutct .t11)'. I)ll:.llcc!pic!a.cal I'. Flo:\ ES..
11.11". 21,1 .lU:\ lcc.r.l
Vccuccg and cc.. 11gcacc. c: tt li c lcc.. c l
and Oxictic•hly toconclii)e good mil, Itc, ecc..y
Ticc• I Mall, 1114.1 .If
Young Cat: lec, lc ic stlccuicl 3rl.
his tccue rccalmaa.l
71111 It. cc;ccr el tc•tct u. ••1t c lic•icac tcii,•al... are c.O cc.ca.-11
111 cc•cocnt 1. 1 1.1I•.•Iittc: tcc
0 . 11. • t A.
1 i.NI N I,' J.:
I,th.r, of krimirtktrat th , "t
MIME
Act, ic,111,1 to tn." 1%. , ', i..-trt.•l
"I' n.'t) , t •
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, •tt:vnit .t to
TO THE PUBLIC
)1:17 - cli 20.
Pr E :lie unkler,i;.".ticd Laklics. du here
th.• •111 , -11. r :h. Irt.r
st.n Li:A.:1...L.-A 1•10,111,,4
14!Te I - .•C .t:::“•.
Ni !h.( Cu 11-1.• prl..• AVM 11•%
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Frorl-1, -- ”rt . trrr,Tri - 1 - 1Z til - 1111
1!111_,.... 1. , Ir , : u , ,.. •
U~.n ~'
E %V Sll.l)fi E
In Eby's Old Stand, Nain St,
L. BEIINII.Alt!),V, SON,
I N /It the eitizt.ns of Car:it.tle and
tAutt th. , Lnv
_not. 0p...,t-d it, airt , lr
poptilat 11/1111,1 , V ..1
it
4 b
1
First Class Clothim
mid C 1,101,111,1 Orr° Is Their inek an
II
Coats, Pants and Vests,
tI or Itt3,lf. .31••-. 1,1 Pt .. ... Ol
ont.ility of which
Ovelcoats of all varie:ies.
Tritulty. Car potN. , ! J., •,. .1
C 1.011,, Shit Is. I/1.11% VI • Sllld ,111
FI ei' . q ,)/. rill it ..,•d•;p1;1,,,,
In is
nlll Pu
Don't lorzot 1.1^...
11411," .‘11:1t1.
1/....ymber 2.1. 1,.4
rvii o . eio (r w tit
!Mill
DRY GOODS
t A. \V. Ileniz's Eibpiritiiii which
bas ni s I eel. huitto4 ns h e i n , tt n .
`tar in the County I% eha r secentl3 -4,
tln• ...eleetions of the ehoiv.rl zno.is. at
.urts vtoy 10.. luzutes as nil: sul tn.! intral.a,r.—
We "11l as usual replenish our stral, with the must
seasonable goods. such a, cannot hill the
most :listidis us Our Donle•tie good- ste L;reatly re
duce , l In price, loner than rail Ii j1 , 11,1.:0,t1 in town
.1 . II EN 17.
Marv'. 20,
• 111.: Volt W.11.11)ING AND GIZAIN
buNilless Iw mrrlrconduP[rd Gixhr &
Is llow eArrie.l"ll by
July 29, IMI4-t(
) L. SUPERIOR RE)] I.:1)1". •
/ We .a u: von, li
ietiously roonitnend lo those suf
fer ng from n distressing - lough If..Stricklolors Melli
fluous Cough Ilalrani It give• eli••1 almost Instan
taneous, and lu withal not 116.1,1•,11•1.• L. the taste.—
There Is no dould but the IlelliguoL, uch balsam is
one of the best preparation, infl : is all that its
propriet or tlo. it e hove ied M. it dolling the
past Houk. slid hound yeller loons: distressing
cough. it is prepafed by Hr. r irfhied. No. 6 East
Fourth street. Cincinnati, If_ and :or solo by druggists.
CUM BER LA ND COUNTY
Agricultural Society.
iIiE rebellion i., now over, and we are
Lost,re.l to out peaceful avocations. W e
Cannot het tor mvrl. t his r ra . than by tnalsinc prepara
tions to return to the a-•-uotomed fall exhibition of
o u r Society curl that o 1),.:1 have the 31. ci extensive
the bust and so: in ere, that we have ever had.
let us 69 4 ,11 10 1 ,4 1 ,11,. I tr. it n o w. The season is most
propitious proonsiste it fruitful-results, and our
appetite): to the enjoyment of such 311 exhibitiltil
wo will /IA I' V. 11avo been sharpened Ity the disapp tint
ments of the lest three yearn.
Ily order of the President,
D. E. CROFT, Eeeretaty.
1111313
GROCERIES!!
C. P. 111 YE RS $f •S` 0 11' ,
AVE just returned from the east
ern cities and havii opened at their store. in
Ma u St.. Cariixio, apposite .East.at's Ilaikdivare Store.
an immense etGcli of
NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,
comprised In part of Coffees, Sugars. Syrups, Teas. Fait.
Spices, ground and u uground; Crackers, Cheese, Coffee
Essences,
FISH, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, "
Brooms, Brushes, Totaceu, Sugars Snufi. Matehe
Blacking, Bud Girds, Glass and atonetiare,
Queensware, Cedarware, Notions,
and all other articles usually kept iu u first chts.s th,
eery.
In regard to priced I am determined to rell Gu Jx at
the lowest figures.
BUTTER, EGGB
and all kW!' of Country Prt.dure taken id market
price.
Farinere and Larry men aro particularly Invited to
call Alla an the celebrated I . IIIENIX (inny which Gas
.been..pronoulicolthy__ceilivoteut.jwiges_Aut_euverhpr
Churn of the age.
31101C14.1 SEGARS St . 'I'O,BACCO,
k ILAILSTO:Ve
j)OItT Folios, Writing Desks, Back
aaramou,Doards. thrums of all deariription at Ilar
eratick'n Drug, ' , allay and Dook-atore.
f - VAL Oil Lamps; Shades and China,
kjnoyfi at Ilavoratieleg Prug and Book Store.
NEW GoODS
13 M. A_ 3i I
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IZME
/1 , t ilk I,itii• fr,) , l, the North
jrn,i North . : l'h. I ..I.dpiti Vrob
:[.,dine. Pot'," )110 I. nto, u. Eirr,to dc.
ruin, e ;kr, rt rol New 0: I, 3S fllows:
444444, , 4 !4441,444 A . t rtud • .V .rh I I I' `.l Itt tit in, At New
1 or', st lo M o m
I.
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NOTICE.
JtiIIN (;1:1-1: 4 41N.
Greason. Cull] b. Co
Richmond has Fallen
A ND with the fill of Richmond, we
aro most happy In announce to the_ people, tho
great decline in goods
BUSINESS DONE ON A GoLo !lAs
COODS AT PANIC PR WES
Our entire stock redgced to corm-pond
with prices in
DRESS GOODS,
PLAIDS,
DELAIN ES,
M OZ A \I DI QUES,
A LI'ACAS,
SCOTCH GINGHAM, Sc
CALICOS,.
GINGIIAMS,
TICKINC,S,
111.7SLINS. BLEACH ED AND UN-
BLEACHED
At grorttly r001u,..t1 rat. P. Evety ono ti wont
rho "P g'"odo•rh .old trirt , 1.1!1. fio we 1111 , del i
mined tt. .01 4...“1, .1.) , T11 nt thelowest nick.
iII br ail the rn,e at 1.
1111 111,1 S111 . 1.11 1 1:11•11.
E. rortlttr 3 1 arkel :quart,
21/ 1 1 / 1 7)/11. 21) 11 ;1111. 217 11(h):1
111 r:! 7. I,
THE PEC'PORA I,
\VIM. CUR.F, YOUR COMM
'
•
PHIENIX PECTORAL;
, o , IPOUND 01 JUT OF WILD CHERRY AND
SENERA SNARE ROOT.
Will cure the Diseases of the THROAT & MINOS,
.lel, a- , C‘‘lcis, C aghs, Croup. Asthma. Br,nehl , :s.
f l .carrh, core Throw, Husrsonoss, Wile' plug
Cough, A:, Its timely use will proveut
I'l - I, .11 O.V.A I? 1 COXS rill'
And even where this fearful disease has Liken hold it
oti.ad greater relief than nuy other medicine
Mi=s Kato Vanderslioe of Pottsville, says: I was
Lenetitted more by using the Phoenix rectoral than
Inv other medicine I ever used.”
Elias /heri.oltzer, Lioh vine, Cheater county, Sins
unit „f •rngh of many years' standing by using the,
Pr,t,•ral.
./.scplA Lukens • of flail street, Phcenixville, certifies
thdt he was cured r.l a ri,ugh of two pent s'
..hen other filcdicines had failed. hp thy l'lnvid
lh :torn I
Jo. oh rumors certifies that he has sold hundred,. of
lvittlei. Of the Plittiolit Partoral : and that all w ho used
It 1-oir ttititiiiiny of its wonderful effects In iitirluit
roue-,
John hoyer, editor of tho "Indeptinotint Pinenis,"
has i, t used it, has no hesitation in pronuuneing, it a
eaniplete re edy for couch. h.q. Sell OSS and irritation
in the throat.
'The I% est l'ingstee .leliersonin a" Fay),: We have
known Dr. illgerholtrer personally a number o r years,
and It gives us the greater pleasure to recommend his
medicines inasmuch as. the public rarely ha,u the
benefit of family medicines prepares) bl a physician or
his acgill`rerr"llts and ea perlence.
illegrh.gitrer is a member of the of the
Medical Del.:trim. et of the I,:iiiversiry of Ponnsyl va
nia. at whirls inetitution log graduated in Is'!'
The Reading Ihmette - sal s •• This 1,11 k:11 rotnt•ti)
iin
is made up by Dr. I, er holtret , fir Plegoriasill e . lia
ago! ig nis acquired all utisurposed repot,, tip.,, in to
ron.,ll, :t igg els, folly and skillfully pr. pared
Ina,, ‘Vii I i'herry liars. awl iieneka
Dr Ile g. It. V. scel. I . rggt•••s gr of the Pr:wilco git \ledi
cine in the University of Penn, vet: Li, Physigiiin to
he l i s•rins) !Inspirit'. am) sine of Ile Milt h.. 1 s of
the Viritioi .• ',doe lii•peisAtegy, ori ' , mein :mike
lig. s •• to a. ion is sp, eld, directei to the lon
i it ...fr lil 1.110
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It is —/ to false th it /.1/11/Ireti rry for it.
IL only lirittlos $1
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READING- RAILROAD
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The w.noo it, train, on Pon , y 1
Aia dud rnp.in, tho 11,0
1 , 11 , ut rhango.
I r I'olY:4%lllu.uor u uu I. ill,
Al at:k. Olutluolelplula 31 Ala A Nu nu.ll it, p . :
3l • ,t“pping :It I ..bautoll .111.1 pi irt.ipal eturtlot.
Itv a y •rrAir o u. uroppiu, it .11 vows :it 7.2.5 II to and
4 lop Iturt it/ t.111,f us e :sw You., at 11 a. to . 12
rt, on, ar.l p ilault.ll.lm e at )1114 3 30 p.
: ut 41,1 2 u t so.: Tut inaq UII It
N , lO a 11: Att.] p . mot Reading at 12 Ittidill4ht,
hi:.l 10 ~ to , u ,„l p u „
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Au 'l3n . :u n 1 ru torus from 1.1 1i1.1,1[1111,1 at 4.3
1..
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,IU uud
II a ttt far Ipttra'n. Lititz. IrtittLia.
uc Fonda 0., 1,,. a etc York . at 7 p w. . PIIII,IOI
phin 3t P.ll. at 7 tt , .1. NI.. 'Pa matt.. at
a , v , fia t rjr.laurx S I; a 11/. and lit'llding at 32. mid
ftr II trti..t.tir_r
oltnutatloo. il,,tge St.ason. School ztod
at • , 1u...,1 r.otv• to a tl.l 1'1.1111,11
tilt. ugh, .11,1 h ,I'l
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‘,
i;unvi.ll•lli it.ton 1..t.t
NrA Pre.er:t: linvPr
•ti and Fatli- 3 ;torn.
Ice ! Ice!! Ice!!!
The subscriber is prepared to Itirtiigh
GOOD, ( 'LEA I? .I('E
in ler., Cr .mall Coffin:els for the season
v. ill 11C made end Ice deuvu:pd to any part of town. Ice
on Locut..t Id ley. Apply to
Pictures that should be in every Album!
)IiESIDENT LINCOLN, and his son
1 Willie. I•ll , 4o:rraph from Ilfu. Price 25 routs.
::61.31.1,Lu.1 :it the :CIL° H use
the b. .ly of the President lying In state.. Drive
25 rents.
The sans, in a large id'', Photograph lMx H. Prlee
1,50. .he 'ante fur the Stereoscope, 50 c,nsta.
I rot my d•reetton 011 receipt of price, and a three
cent stamp. The trade supplied at wholesale rates.
tddre,s. J. ROSEN DA LE, Optician,
May a, 3t. 114trrisbunc, I's.
CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK.
1)1 VIPEND of Five per cent nnd
1 - 1 Five extra. free of National :LI ,1 State Taxes, lilts
reddeekred by the Hoard of Directors of thin Bank,
hich will be paid over to the sWi k-holders,ou demand.
W. M. DEETEM,
Cashier.
May 2nd 'CS
L' It El 11" PR E ES, GRAPE. VINE
s3l ALL FRUITS Sr , Sr , Said cheap at the
CUMBERLAND NURSERIEs,
s the stock is I rie tual will he removed, Trees will
be sold at greatly reduced priers. A large lot of
Grape GOOSrberiyi, ler r,,Ther
Illackl,rry. Rhubarb,. Strawberry, rlowoling pinnts
Furl] nn Spiroeae, Ilonesuekles. Paloeles, kr.. &e., nal
will be eold sery low. An Immense stark of
APPLE AND PEAR TREES, ,
prices to suit purchasers. Prompt attend. nen and pm
Sect satisfaction given, 'all at the Nursery.
- it EN NV d. RUPP, Proprietor,
• buccossor to Darid SI 111cr.
Map 12, 1865-1 t.
OCIDIAN & BRETZ'S
NEW PHOTOGRAPH ALUM\
IN NEAVVII,LF,', PA.
fi L. LOCHMAN, long and favora
kj. bly known as one of the bet PhOlographers In
the country, has as:iodated himself with Mr. Gee, 31.
_llretz, an eminent Photographer ' to curry on tile ilho.
tcarraphie business in Nowvlllo, Cumberland Co. Pa.
Their skill sts'artists, with a complete set of the boot
instrumints, and a superior constructed SKY LIGHT.
give them advantages over all other galleries far su,
peeler. Work in this epuuty.
HECTOGRAPHS.
CA RD PICTURES.
BROTYPES AND COPIES.
The public is cordially, invited. All work guarall
teed to please.
1.001111 AN • 'lllllll7
May 12, 186 A—tr.
NOTICE•
rile subscriber would respectfully
1 in
fone the public that he bee purchased the entire
st,elt of
COAL AND LUMBER,
belonging to the late firm of ARMSTRONG AND GOY
FER, and leaned the real estate for a series of yearn,
wl ere he hs prepared to accomin date the community
LUMBER of every variety, and on the moat ma
wombat twins, flaying pat chased Ills new stock at
the head of the in.i•liet with great care, by the aid of
au expel ieeeed leellPereele, he Is enabled to compete
with the river ilierket In prices.
I have relinquished the tanning busineiin; and will
devote my entire attention Ju the. LU , IIIEII & COAL
trade I have also scoured the services of Mr. George
Zulriff, ao experienced hand In the trade, who will
Constantly be on hand to accommodate all who may
favor us with a call.
GOAL:
1E; d e
:41"V
kept constantly on had. Gus
to mers ono be supplied on short nolleo, at the lowest
pball le
,t /ass. By 0 ,triet attention to business and
a dt-in, to do right, we Lope to secure a liberal share
of Tallith, patronage.
lIIIMIIIM
N I I ~till rptitin the nano poidtion to the Finn
of lichen , ,t which o ill be tarried on nn ener
getic illy ever at their ri'fi viand near the (leg Ilou.e.
au iiiir porehas s t.igether at the bend al
the market. re 1(.0 ( ~ .11,1 tilt by no chili,: to he al.le to
moooomotiate our rustonoos and the public. i,n the
nest v/Ir.`11:1111E , term,
D! READ!!
I have just returned from New York
nt, it hite,!
I)JiLSS GOODS ,
eiti, Cb. 1.13 and Imel.
I t.! Honicry. all ' il.ll
;q4l.s 4 s, Linuti rout !up. All %Irk
1) () 11,'STIC GOODS
Pauth .t.
A largi. H apply C I( PETS, Oil ths, Shtides. uu
Fuz oishing (loods.
Pieasu call and wtalal nu lay Sleek. as I always sel
at the 10, est market value.
Additions of tionis still he made as the Sasso❑ ad
Varlci‘s.
W . C. SAWYER.
One don below ti o, lin's lintel. Mein Street
June 2, 1805.
, MACHINE SHOP.
rAThe subscriber now manufactures and
keeps constantly on hand, on North Street, east
o'houdium's Hotel. a large ass rttnent of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
such as Horse Powers, Threshing Machines with 50p
...7_
. ....r s a h t u o il t„, ;. , : ,e w d, a ,-.3 a , o t u a r de l r l V u le t r t . g er Co a r i l
•
Cl which are the latest and tho best
ITI L :t7. ntten ti onpo to
e'
it p Ir
lug of all kinds of Agricultural Intpleinentaat sh ort
notice and reasonable prices.
Thankful for former favors I forpeelfully solicit a
ifhare of puldle patronage
1 1 ST A.TE NOT 1 C
,
Letters of .Cliniulstration on the estate of John
loown dee'd., late of %Winn top.. having been issued
to the subscriber residing In the same tap. Notice in
horel.y given to all persons Indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settlement to
rs CATII Alt NE BROWN,
Adminlstratrix.
=I
Richmond h a s Fallen !
AND SO HAVE DRY GOODS.
niet that is proven to every person
lit, to th.. Sip, of ;,1 4 11.• t ,E Millrr.
jt.t ing n large .nplity of Spring
3 ./ ,nee the great derline
,ohl
lhe Om, rliihran..v in NIL
LADIES Ks.: (u)ops
Fll , ll to , and Fanry 4. , 111,4 t.I II ,01,,rs xnd qugth.
tics itvw t.1.710+ Poplins, I,u,Cre.H. Alp.tev. nll
1 1 , Laint.ique, Lameri.oet., Naletiefas, I)el.aines
11:31;ioN. At•
II lurr, ,A 1,0% l • te
(4)017)54
11.11sislint, of 111.111111itg kititineaF,
ft 11:111. iiin~ tt, Poplins, t,inelr and double n idth
rOliar+. Ilnud
k,•rrhi,t~
Itntranral s new st . % black Ild
whit , titinth.itint..k,
Itit•tt tl Nit, 1: out 12!,.: roots up.
A ‘ , l I itt cent, to Itt:t
In 1.. a. litot .o nultlittit.hod tiltit, Pillow Case
thouitt. 'VI , ott•oldtlits, linl,Lauw l Noniteittpt,
T.ltiltt A in0.1,/,....6.N.L.11.1,.Lutt1..nuut,d.uti01v._.i.u....010-tauL_Aiumtt•
:ttol but oh. lig 'At 1,1,1 .nr notion ilttparlitittnt
tt• it'ttht. ton' CIPt 110..i0.y of rcoryqunlitl
1.1 lo.ltott. Ittutot.t. Ittti ., and eltilartitt,
eiety :ill., Limit., and
11 . 111.1istaiiii.1 , , it , iizkirts all nizeis.
I a!! Ni , el. I ten.
3,1 head
N, (1. tn..
al e full a,vertineel of e y th•seriptioe at the
pt marl. et I.riees hi eg made at very
>h , t , 11, , t lase tail..r
r , u]lov of y livality. \fatting,
~1 1
•awl teapot ‘Vin
dow Winds. To Illy (1 0 ,hp, ,t
Inno V 111 or It t0.t.01l
lel y houkful the oeut rous community
t their kilo( outl liberal To ititth.u.o ..1 htlt oatooded to
LI •I1:01, Wl' deftly OSI. n continunure
I the same at; eusttonots kuttot 11. at Is n great pleas
ure t . us LI, "Shillit slack. hest is prusiog that wo
Alun, t• study the lutore,t of our elistolu e ,.. aro
l-1,1.1111,1 nIPL 1111111.•nzoid 1,3 tiny morchant Iu
the • nutty:
=I
rot., ellilwr thy wt.ll ti.J‘,l NAltiletibt
ct het. fill II Boot.
1 I I -. i,
BLA & SON,
+tint South St.
NEW 11'ilO H AND RETAII
Grocery and Queensware Store
} IT ti 'l' opened witli fru, h and good
r • it—at., a citi,ter ,oriety evt ry ugunily kept
lu t B, -tot ISu denim. tl.nttion given in the
.t,,, Oh Of lie e.•tc of
China and Granite Ware,
E SUGARS. SYRUPS, SPIOEB
FLA \ ORIN() EXTRACTS,
l'ividett Fruits. Worvestershlre, Cumbe
-
( ' 1.,•4• 0. ern ; nod :rery tiring else in °us line then
tine ~,,,y require. Full assort
(l..l Queenan•are,
NV Wow, , tone and thou Waree,
IRON AND NAILS,
kept constantly on hand.
,vIl I be repleniehod frequently, kept clenn and
et the lowest posidirle prieoe, and delivered
Ili a I.) pert the town.
give uv n roll Cull paid for Country Pro.
BLAIR & SON.
duce.
Carlisle•, March 3, 1565.—.1111
NEW AND FRESH
cr 3r CD (0 e $r 1 e Si
II:1I,13I+BHT & BRO.,
=I
AI'ING just ieturned from the
; A Eastern cl Lies desire to Inform their mare no that
t., Inn e hi id In a lar to and varied stock of New and
e-h G..els at the 'invest rash prices.
i heir ass. , rtm, it 1, thorn ugh and complete, contain.
lug r tvn thing occes , /my to constitute a First Close
ocery
TE s, FFE sUG A R
,crag•-t cltnntlance. and at Ittnest cask figures,-
Sy rop., KENSWARII and
mot Fish. liamo. Cheese, Crackers,
Itrinnita, 1(.4.. nod Willow Ware.
LS',yrt ls and l'obarro,
el brands. Brno co, Bucket. ; and a corn
iin,ortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
tho old Maud, e. utL lout rot nor of
or htr, t to.
F h 1h:I
IJUST rem ived from the great New
rot k A union s
•
iflll 0 yards Cnittaas.
2000 s' White • uslins
000 Spring Dollrioß
am° Uuxliue
Sot) •' 0 Inghauxs.
boon (ii . potB.
Oil Cwt Looking (1111,FHPS, :•katielL Au.
Orem nargalos in !loop ShiltN, Linen Ilnodkora•hlots,
Spline' Routh's, Elosquines, Dross Goods, Dross Goods,
A 1 o ill sell the ahoy° (tondo and many others at a
sqtall advents) on runt until the Ist of tprll. Mosso
ono door bolo,. 311tra11 . 34 Hotel, Main Street.
Match 10, 181,0 W. U. SAWYER.
•Wriunaud .10(1 slum og . 2angeudd
'' , l ( 'D 'll !otsllano Nmolitar PloS •
•savatt"
osn ut wog sot{ lnq Spotuoi ! uou ou ei )1
%IT ‘sppir) ‘s•tAto .1(1/
'2lllllllllO 11101103 .SZLIVIrIa
to} 1 I 'ES, Tobacco, (anitikiiig, chew.
lug) and :legal's, at Ilavorstiok'4l Drug `andßook
11
? E. 'I3ELTZITOOVER,. Attorney
, ont : te at dr L y ni g v oc ? d fil ii c t o or f o rk3 a o r x i in e li l, t rver qroot, oppoals6 ,
Boptomber 9, 1564.-
A largo qunnitty of Coal. Also
.ANDIIEW 11. 111..4 IR
=I
A J. KUTZ, Agetn
SPRING CIRCULARS,
HMI I;STIC 6U1)1)S,
Ur a irt
P PL %W
=9
SALT, FISH, OILS,
HALBERT & lIRO
BA RGAINS
CARLISLE HERALD
Printing Office,
CARLISLE WEEKLY HERALD
THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER
In Cumberland County
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER
In the County
Has a greater circulation than
any other paper in the
county.
Most desirable medium for
advertising
F YOU have ANYTHING to SELL !
F YOU WANT TO BUY !
F YOU WANT TO EMPLOY!
N YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT!
IF YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING !
4 YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING
Advertize In the
HEItALD!
OTT 11
Job Department
IS MUCH THE BEST
IN THE COUNTY !
HAVING FOUR PRESSES,
And a fine variety of
Type of Every Deseriptio*a
We are prepared to execute
JOB ',OIIK
OF ALL KINDS, WITH
Neatness and Dispatch
POSTERS,
PROG RAM M ES,
SALE BILLS,
BLANKS AND
BLANK BOOKS,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
CARDS,
OIRCUL A Its,
CHECKS AND
CKECK BOOKS
PAMPHLETS,
PAPER BOOKS,
In fact everything connected with the
J013111.1V0 DEPARTMEY7'
Is executed in the
Very_Best-Spyle.
GIVE US A CALL.
EKREN & -WEAKLEY•