goton anb 11,ounip Al)aitus
WM. BLAIR & SON.—Fresh lot hums
at nets. Large int nnilsjust revolved.
W A NTI:1) i 7%1 MDIATELI' boy abuut
16 years or age to learn the (Inn; tolinoss,
Trit;;t haven
,marl ethienOon, and cams WOll
Isk.V( MI me 11 , 1,(1. Apply 111 thi,
tie— On nest Snnday morning, Rev.
S. I'. SyttrerrEtt a ill hr inonlled as pastor
..r Eu g li,h 'mow., church. Thc
et 1,1 ' 01)11 i I 111 . 1 . (111:'.11 ly RI . V.
NI I.i.trm ()I 11 11 )T k, and Itium N
Get trshitru
11E1,o-tows NoTicE —There will be
preaching in the "Church of (,od Chapel,"
on Saturday evening next, and nn Sabbath,
by Rev. J. C. OWENS, 01 Mt. Joy.
Ordinances In he iiilminktereil on Sab
bath evening.
trEcir- A Serl2loll on Christian Educa
Lion will be preached in St. John'... Church,
on Sunday Evoning, 2.lth iu t.. st
rge,,,. The first. Commencement exerci
ses of the - Mary In , titute, will he held in St.
John's Church. on Tuesday, the 2.7 th in -t.,
et 10 A. )1. After appropriate religious
service, a Poem by the Rel. Mr. Citomt.tsll,
the Rector's Addre44, and ti‘stiwonials to
the Graduating class. 'rho public are re
spectfully invited to attend.
CONTRArr A WARDED.—We learn that
on Saturday the 10th inst., the contract fur
furnishing the troops at. the Carlisle Barracks
with good Fresh Bre . % for the ensuing year,
was awarded to Mr. done NOBLE, of Carli,lv.
Mr. NOnLE has for a number of years ful
filled the above contract, and nhvays to the
satisfactiiin of the Governniont and nil others
interested. Although at. times the contract
may hese entailed a loss, it was nevertheless
cheerfully and faithfully
THE NEW CE\IETER Y.—l n our aver
tising columns to flay. will a found a letter
from Mr. ErTiNomt. on the subject ()I' our
new Cernetor). The plo«lr.twn by Mr. E.
is certainly veQ ta4teful and appropriate.—
This plot will be on exhibition at the ware
rooms of Mr. A. 11. Kim iNg, from :-,atuiday
nest at which time the sale of 1 , it , will
commence. As soon a: a
of lots are sold to warrant the proceeding, a
beautiful and substantial lent, tell be erect-
ed, and the grounds laid out m•cording to
the plan, and the cemetery rapidl% I s
m\\ ard-
TIIREP. Tit:\ iNs.—lVe learn that (hi cc
,Icily train. , l'llll between 1 hari.l,lllT:tind
Illigt•n-otw rt. .tu the Cittult , rlatitl 1 1 :11It.y
Rttilittottl, Itml Ili ' tt•i• the I-1 ttf .1111.\
:u•rangena nt \\ ill give general ,ati-faution to
the public, and enable thy• l'ornpaay t,, ac
commodate the large and constantly inerea,-
inv; travel through the (.'kuuberland Valley.
Js The refreshing showers or 'Mon
day afternoon and night, not only cooled the
atmospLer, bill were of itninen , t , ads antage
to the Oat, Corn and Potato crop-. 11, Well
aq h. every doscription of garden vegetabl,.
Our farmers Are now busily engaged in cut
ting their grass. and it is said the yield will
be above an average one, and the quality
exeellent. The price of hay, therefore, dur
ing the coming fall and winter. ,uO.ll
xs to enable citizens toturchiu-e.
In a shert time, the grain liar\
04,minenee, NVIliCh farmers are already
pr , pitrAtion ,
\laj Gen. D.Av tit U. GREW
ravalQ, renown, with hi, lady, are at, the
Mount Holly Springs. The General i ,
graduate of West Point. At the (20'11'11(.1n , -
ment of the war It, was commissioned Col
onel of the Sth Pa. Cat:dry, was commis
sioned Major General Volunteer'. and
commanded a Divi.don in the Fifth Corp , .
lle resigned after the battle "r Hun.
Gen. Gregg', reputation i , that of an able
and accomplished officer.
110)1E ON nitLorffil —We have re
ceived a ropy or thi., benuiiful picture, and
can recommend our readers to purchase it.—
The cngrao•cr is the famous JOHN SAUL\ IN,
and he delineates the interesting subject no
faithfully. The agent, Sergt. D. E. Nichols,
will be at l'hudium's lintel for a few days,
where copies of the picture can be had. If
anything morir need be said, we would re
mark that Sergt. N. is a returned soldier,
who served seven month , in a Texa , rebel
prison.
FOURTH OF JULY C I.:LEBRAT
A preliminary ii,eetieg was held at Rheem*, ,
Hall on Tuesday evening last, with a view
to initiatory measures fora suitable cele
bration of the coining tth of July. Th ,,
meeting was organized by calling Capt. E.
BRATTY to the chair, end appointing JAMES
MASONII EIMER, Secretary. After an - inter-
change of views on the general qnestion of
celebration; The following committee to
collecefutds was appointed : Geo. Zinn,
S. D. Hillman, John Campbell, Daniel Croft,
X. Cathcart, J. W. Dgilby. It. C. Woodward,
W. M. Beetem, Henry Saxton, Geo. Hendel,
Col. Jno. McGinnis, Lewis F. Lyne, Jas. S.
Sterrett, Robt. McCartney, with instructions
to report to n subsequent meeting to be held
in Rheem's Hull on Saturday evening next,
June 24th inst , when a definite plan for
celebrating the coming lth will be adopted.
At a subsequent meeting held, the follow
ing nr.med gentlemen were appointed 3F.,
General Committee of Arrangement :
George Zinn, Samuel D. Hillman. Theodore
Carman, A. Cathcart, David Rhoads, R. C.
Woodward, Wm. M. Beetem, Henry Saxton,
George Hendel, John McGinnis, J. T. Sites,
J. S. Sterrett, Robert McCartney, James A.
Dunbar, Thomas Baird, John Martin, Joseph
Haverstick, Charles H. Hepburn, Thos.Rerr,
J. Bixier, C. E. Maglaughlin, William Parker,
John Ontshall, L Myers.
.TORN CAMPBELL, Chatrninn.
Itss_ Probably the farmers of Cumber
land county never in their-history had prom
ise of Set abundant harvests as at the present
time. The hay and wheat under the influ
once of the copious rains of last Spring have
grown into rankness. and Ate in a fair way
to ripen an abundance of the staff of life.—
Our abundance will make up for the fall in
prices and bring as much money to Cumber
land„eounty as when war prices filled our
farmer's pockets. We ought,to be grateful
to the Giver of all good that $e has seen fit
to give us abundance whereivith,to make up
the'losses and devastations of ?,War. We
hope our brave veterans, will contradict thy
predictions of their enemies, that thek war
has rendered, them worthless, and will all
show by going - to work to help gather these
crops that they are as valuable, as industri
ous and enterprising citizens, aOhey have
shown thenisolves,unsurpassed as'hrave and
efficient soldiers. And wo knqw:they will,
and all our people will yet he convinced that
there is no education which will give us such
patriotic, industrious, quiet, and ;peaceable
citizens, as the stern discipline of righteous
'war for free Citizenship.
,WHEN TO CUT WHEAT.— -The wheat
harvest is close at hand, there is a right
Wily in which every thing should be clone,
and a slight neglect may sometimes
occasion groat loss ; it is important that all
farmers communicate their experience for
the good of the agricultural fraternity. To
this end a correspondent of the Germantown
(Pa.) "Telegrap': communicates the re9ult
of his experiment last season in cutting wheat
at different stages of ripeness.
The exilerimentAl cutting WIli• commenced
on the Irith ix.lunf., and from that to the I-i
of July, two good glionvvs were rut near
SIX o'clock ; from the I , t to the 211th of .1111 y
three idnatvt , were cut every ururning.
These sheave: were cut with tl sickle, and
a metal label containing the date, was tied
to the hand of each sheaf: every morning
they were carried from the held to the barn,
and laid on a mow over the barn floor. Each
set of sheaves remained in al - o'll6lone day,
and were then housed ; if wet, care was taken
to dry them well.
un the Ist of August the sheaves were tak
en and threshed, by striking the heads
over the edge of a board laid on an open bar
rel, and each lot carefully by itself. with its
proper label. As soon a , all the lot , were
threshed and arranged, the follov.ing was
the result. Equal measures of were
taken. One measure of that cut on :
Pound, ()twee,.
July 20, weighed 18 14
" 19, 18 114
IS, 11 1
17 , „ 1:1
" liii. t 19 111
14 ...1:t 8
" 1:1, 19 11
" 1 12, . ....... ...,19 121
" 11. 19 14
" all, •i 19
" 9 • 19 12i
19 10
19
I, 6 61 I T ;
19
" 4, " 19
3 , 19
18 1:1
1,8 lu
2(,
Ily reference M thi, table we find that the
parcels Cut on the 10th rind 11t11 of dulc Nvere
1110 hearieF.t by nearly one potind• and from
tke-e, datim2, both \%eight dA , erea , .4.
liere. then. i- a .me-limn in arithme
tic. It 1 gait . ' one poiind ni 11i1114 , •11, hmc
Al , Ollll hi' gain.] 11 ~ 1 11. 1'11 , 11 , 1, tit
typ)111,1
pmin , l-, I thinl,
1“Ilt r,,111'111141t111',.-11111,t1,11411.+
In 4.rder I te-t the twitter , til I iurllter
”letteit %Nero tuken And e‘
perictive4l itrnttdu„ Lt, t ilrt, an jildg
thin 2, qb
t -tilting hi intrpw ,, , bnt ho 1 10 :it a t,. ( 1
between the three parcel- rut on July 11th
10th and Uth. Ile told a that the pureed;
numbered 13, 14. 15, and M. (cut July 8. 7.
(1, and 4t1),) looked 21 , well as 1111 y. but did
not weigh as much, and weuld ilry away
more than the-, which hr ~1 1.(1,11 :IS thf.
• In rnnclu inn, all flit nu•mhcrs i,f the pur -
ty conducting thp expprimont. c.neluded that
the proper trine to cut u•hrnt i.e drhei: the !lit/ in
the' middle of the ear rail be eritheit be
tween the fingers and leave nothing but thi
husk and (1 Mirk pal), without any fluid a
-I,,unil ifs edges.
I t will be notieed flint fully per cent.
•itved hy cutting. wheat evwtly flt, the right
IRE
Marriam
MEMO
1)n thr'2.',tlt Inst., I.y Rev. S. I'. Sprerhor, )1 r. SA NI
VEA, ST It INE of Dauphin Co to liar S ARAIf .1 s
It F.S Duit of I.,,ndist.org, P"rry Pst.
Ileatbs
Li this Honing], en tits Intl. inst., Mrs. ISAIIELL.t
teliet of tits lute V r Hubert Kelly, aged about
73 years.
ifflanccts.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MAILKET
FLIP. , Suporfine)
do. (Extra.) ...
do Rl' E..
WHITE
RED do
RYE .........
CoRN .......
0 -VI'S . •
CLOVERSEED
TIM. rr II VS KBD...
GENERAL PRO
'UCE MARKET
,lun, 22, 186.).
•
Crwreefed H Irm. ' . l)/2.7.
lIU rT 14-16 BACON 1'
ELMS, 20 WIIITE BEANS. 2 5 ,
LAI D, 1: , -17 PARED PEACIIII:4. SI
I'AI,LuIS, 10 I UN PA ItEl) I'EAClll,:ti
GM hi) A PI'L KS
RAG ,
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BEESWAX,
BACON lIANIS
ALE-OF SERVICEABLE NI Ti LES
QUIRIERWASTER U ENIKII AL'S 1 , f1111.,
WASIIINGToN, D J title 2J, Ihls
By dh eel lon of the Quartermaster General, there will
Isr sold. at public 1111( . 001/ the tolghest bidder, at the
times and pi tree named before, viz :
CLEVELAND, 01110, WEDNESDAY. JULY 5.
CARLISLE; I' rilul;sl,Av, JULY (I.
HoLLIDA YSHURO, PA. JULY 12.
HUNTINGDON, I'A.. FRIDAY—ILLY 14
READING, PA., MONDAY, JULY 17.
EASTON, PA , THURSDAY, JULY 2u.
ADELPIIIA. PA , MONDAY, JULY 24.
PTIVSBUROII, PA, THURSDAY, JULY 27.
TWO HUNDRIft) SE RV GAMBLE MULES at ouch
place. except CLEVELAND. where FIVE DUNbItED
'rill be sold.
\luny of thorn were bought in the beginning of the
star as young mules, accompanied the armies in oil
their niarehes and camps, and ale thoroughly broken,
hardened by exercise, gentle and I.uniliar from lining
so long surrounded by the htildiers.
Though sOund and serviceable, they ant no longer
Inquired in the army, and fah be purchased at these
ca en at far lens than their true valtlo. The attention
of both miners and farmers is especially Invited.
Mules sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms—Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EItIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge,
First Division, G. Al. (/. u.
Notice tc the Public.
roST OFFICE, Carlisle, Pa.
June 22,
WITH a view to bring into general
use, Ramped Envelopes bearing for the return
of Unclaimed letters, It top oposed by the Post Ma, ter
Genet-Al. to furnish the same, with the names
i busi
ness and Post tifflce address of parties printed n full,
not exceeding four lines across the end of the envoi.
opc, including the request without additional charge
I all authorized to receive orders for envelopes, of Let
ter and °Maul size, ou which it Is desired such re.
quests should be printed.
It Is believed that the provision rondo for returning
unclaimed letters, trgether with tie low rates at
which these envelopes are furnished, cannot fail to
crmmend their use to all whose correspondence is ex
tensive.
. .
Orders must be given In writing, and In no easo for
Ins thou ft thousand envelopes, accompanied with a
printed card. showing the names of the parties and
their Post °Men address, so as to prevent mistakes.
OFIO. ZINN, P. M.
June 22, 18th.'
Messrs. A. B EIVI NG I
and others. f
Clny EMLN
I send you a Plot of the proposed Cemetery at
Carlisle, Pa. l trust it wilbanswer the purpose. The
spot you have selected, is I think, the most suitable
for the purpose that con bo found in the vicinity of
your town. Upon examining tbii " localities in the
neighborhood of Carlisle, I find but few places Imita
ble for n Cemetery, owing to the rocks being eo near
the Surface. Your ground, as far us I could ascertain,
Is free from this very objectionable feature.
Its flaunt as to Town, renders Its desirable spot for
the purpose - you Intend it, no It grontly lessens the ex
p••nse of Interment. and gives all'elasses an opportuni•
ty to have the graves of those dearest to them under
their own care and Inspecithla.
'I understand, also that we' or front your water works
ran be easily ol,talued to keep the ground moist and
the Plants vigorous. You havo the location for a'Cem•
etery that may be made an ornament, to your town.
Yours,
To the Late Patrons of the Carlisle
American.
r 1 11113 bills being now prepo for set
tlemelt, all persons imiebtodtto the lat. 'Carlisle
Amsrlean" for mihket iption. arlverttuis,a ,a to Work,
Ar i'sraeatly r.qw slid to make immediate payment
to tho titunder si,•,no.i. The N.-counts of the establish
ment being ssattet ml over too great no extent or terri
tory to Juan - ) ilie expenso Al rontllng out e•Alectors,
all ao mints not sattlel ‘Sithlu sixty . dots .1 this no
tl, e, Nicif pla. Pa in the hands of n oat lee of tho
are I, r rollre•In ;
•
the sttl..ll!•e. .11 1.14 4 I.tv the dth
!:1.71) It 11 0 E1, ~II ...
I)us4am ttrrrd., tier
Jec,l/1(0 lqi,rl/0-8 :Alt MI , : :11 • A
fl rr M'Mitt fiPr returil tu
A nd others out of employment to can
_CI_ V..:
"The Life and Public Service, or Abraham
Unveil],
By Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Bar, compriKing
one lat., octavo volunle nearly 600 pages.
•
Thin la ihe 0..1y work f the kind published; it is
entirely new and original. containing his early histo
ry, political eec eer, speeches, messages. proclamations
and Other racial documents illustrative of his event
ful admlnistrall n, together with the scenes and events
connected with his tragic end. It alit be told only by
our nu lionized travell.ng agents, to whom exclusive
territory is given, and liberal commissions paid. :en
for a circular and terms to '• American Publishing
Agency. liox 217, No. eon Chestnut greet, Philadel
phis
June 22. 1q65-.-3t.
F,
ST ATE •.NOTICE.-
Letters of Administration on the IMe.te of John
O. ealtley, late at Warsaw, Ilaneoek County. Illinois
deed . having been granted by the Itegi , ter of this
County to the subscriber reFiding In South m Iddleton
Twp. All persons having claims sail obtain.
will present then, for settlement, and those indebted
will indite immediate payment to
WI LLIAM 1,. It A AD.
June 23, ISGS-6t.
LETTERS 12. EMA ING UNCLAD! ED in
the Post (Mice at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl
vania, the 22d day of.lnne, 18. b.
Published by official authority in the pa
per having the largest circulation.
pe r ,,To obtain any iif these letters, the
applicant must call for "advertised tettrrs'
pile the date or the 1 i .1 and pay two vents
for advertising.
If' not called for within one monui, they
will he sent to the [fend Letter Office.
GEO. ZINN, P. M.
Machon, Yenna
Miller, Elizabeth
Miller. Geo A
Mix, Lient John
Mus , ,eltnan,
Ict2osh, c orris
Mrl,:ine, Jame::
Mussleman, John
March, Prof I' A
McFarlane, .1
moss, Col
Noble. Lydia
Nateher,
(8k..)
()Trick, Halbars
Pray, \Vitt
!toed, Anna E
keys, Even ,
Lapp, Eliz.tbeth
I:4wers. rg:troi
Andrews, Frtnnie
.kcernotn, Henry
Baker, NlArgt
ItarlotrA
Boron tu, Lizzie
Beistlior, Sttruh
ISrozel. Henry
Brits, John I'
ISatrick. John
Brown, Jacob Frud
John
rtill;o, \l:try .1
('Whin,
Coover, Itebereft T
Carl),tur;h, I I:mirl
Cool], Loui4 Hkst
I)enn, Yranl:l
\li . trtlot
Unroline
Dorn. John
I):lngerli , ld, IT
, 'Mary
Echer.l. Laura :2
'E'rnrick, Solemn
Fredericks,
Failor, AMes
Fairfax, (leidm ,
Griffith. Dr. 1)
l; riven. (;eurge
Graham • Clara M
Gorgas, 'Murray
Gild h I , erena
Ilenwood, A Ii
I•:lr
Iluovery. Jas I.
Bench. N
(lasting< • NV )I
Howe!. Sand
Kauffman, Henry
B K
E_ _ _
Cruse, Mary A
Lan•, Itehr•rr•a
Leader (d . Carlisl(
II rani Band
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 110T14:1,
) EST A N'r in the basem( nt,
1 1 ,„ kh is furni.h.(l ith the very best o 1 liquors,
and edibles of all enrietle,
I sue 16, 1805-Iy.
The Greatest Novelty of the Age.
PATENT OIERRY )N R.
\
V ill effectually rteed two bushels per
hour. Also, CUA L OIL STOVE without heat,
It,hes or snutko,lor, one hall the 01 dimity oNpent.e.
lull and see t .1,1, under It heent's
.1. r. WUNDEIZLICII.
Aeout.
arli4le,
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7 ,
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DRIGGS' NE W PATENT.
t HE the only Instruments constructed
L toil a truly scientific principle. They have gre
ur stren,th. and wit. remain longer In uue thin:my
other Piano The constr notion is simple and natural,
all the extraneous lumber In the body of the in,tru
merit Ix dispensed with; the sound boards are merely
two arched planks of thin weird, like the front and
back of a violin ; the strings a' a attached to a strong
Iron frame, which Is separated and entirely independ
cut of rho case, thereby dispensing with the old harp
Lam of stringing, by substituting qraight bridge,
pre,rving at the same time the Over Strung Vase, cf
which rlr. Driggs is the InvontOr. Ily these improve
ments ire gain much more vibratory power, at the
same time pr reel ving all Ito purity and richness of
t , ne.
'I hey have re,eived lho hlghost testimonials from the
and all the principal article In the country,
limong which aro
Ilorry SanderFon. 1.. Outtschalk.
Max Maretzek,
Theodore Eistiold, Wm. Muse n.
Herman WoHenhaupt, A. uncut,
Francis H. Brown. M.Sttackuscb.
Wm. Henry Fry, Chas. Fradel.
Mr. Si XIESMUND TIIALBEIW, the great pianist,
says : I have examined }our now Plano-fortOs, end I
cordially approve of its system of con ett uction. Ito
',IMMO°, by which great inmeaso of vibratory power le
obtained, being very simple and perfectly philosoplik
cal. The tone is grand and noble; it has gloat celiac
ity for sustaining the• Hound or slaying, and its vol•
ume of tent. ur power I hero never heard excelled in
depth, purity, and sympathetic sweetnex , .
I% in. HENRY FLY, into musical critic of he N. Y
Tribuno says have examined your newly invented
Plano-Fortes. They merit all the praise given to them
by Messrs Thalberg, Moltschalk, Strackosch, Mown
and others. As regards structure, they aro original
and philosophical; in purity, volume, and continuity
of tone; in vocal verslmilitude, that crowning excel
lonoe which enables the planistsi to •• sing" on the In
strument, your Pianos over deserve the highest rank.
Your invention, in my opinion, in destined to work
radical change in the manufacture of Pianos through
out the world.
. Front the N. Y. Herald, t opt b.— Upon a careful ox.
othination of Drigg's Piano-Forte, we find the results
obtained 'are a very fine singing tonr. great purity and
brilhaney throughout the entire instrument, not often
ound 1n Pianos cot 'denoted upon the old plan.
The N. Y. Times, July 12, says:—We have now au
inntr ument without on equal. It con sing with a
smooth delicacy, perfectly unattainable ou any other
instrument; an ordinary player obtains with 110 exe•.
UM), ti e fullness of n Grand Piono•Forte, and they
must speedily nupersedo the old styles.
GENTLEMEN :—Gavlug thoroughly examined and
tested the Pine. Fortes invented and paroled by Mr.
13. Driggs, I ant of the opinion that the tone result.
log from his improvementa, as exhibited in the in
ttruments under examination, in point of richness,
depth nod brilliancy, equals that of the beat Grand
Piano Fortes, end excels them in pure, musical inton
ation and actual tone, power thus approximating
closer to what I consider perfection its the instrument
thou has yet been' trehieied by any other system of
manufacture.
YORK, Jun.. 19. 1805
WM. HALL & SON,
508 BrOndway,
NEW YORE'.
Before pu,ehasleg, send fur a descriptive catalogue,
with price.. • "
June •
D. M. ETTINGER.
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third series of Treasury Notes hearing seven and
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and are exempt, as are all the Government Rends,
from Statii, County, and Municipal taxation, whitli
adds from one to three per rent, per annum to their
value, accordlrm to the rate levied upon other prop
erty. The Interest Is payable semi-annually by eon
pens attached to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or h tinker.
One cent per tiny on n $5O note
Two cents a i" 4 $lOO "
Ten •"' " " $5OO "
Notes riled the denominations named will I.e prompt.
ly furnished upon receipt of subscription's.
'I he Nolen of this Third Series are precisely similar
In form d plivileges to the Sevem-'Thirties already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself the
option of paying interest to gold coin at 6 per rant., in
t,t,e,ul of 7 li-lOths In eurteney. Subselthers will de
duct the interest in currency up to July 15th, at the
time u hen they subscribe.
The doll cry of the nutes of this third series of the
Seven thirties will commence on the Ist. of .1 one, and
will be ma,le promptly and continuously after that
date.
Thu slight change made in the ennilitiots of this
Till RD SERIES affects 'only the matter Ofir;tet est.—
The payment in gold, if made, will ho equivalent to
the cup rears Interest of the higher rate. •
The return to smote pa) ments, ln the event of
which only nill the Opt lOU to pay' Interest in Gold he
availed of, would so reduce and equalize prices tha ,
purchases made with ci.e per cent. in gold would he
fully e 'nal to those made with seven and three tenth..
per cent. in currency. Ti do is
THE LY LOAN IN :NIA ItliET
Nnkv of f
ered 113 the liovernineut. and its toperlar ad
vantage,: make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than el:3 J. 0110,000 of the Loan authorized by
l'ongr,s are now on the teal het. '1 his amount, at the
rate at which It is being' al:sorbed, will all la. tuL
, rribed for within sixty clays, when the notes will nn
doubt edly r,namm~d a premium, ns lota onilarolly
tfie iaiso ou eh sing the silliboriptions to alio, fiiao,
In oiler that ritiaall, Of 1•1,1 . 3 . .10W11 and section
the ilium try may 10' afforded faCiiii I •N for tali in.; the
loan, the National faults, State Baulks. awl .val
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to re,eive ,tthset int iota, at 'par. finhqerihers 11 ill sell ,t
tilt . il . /,11 Hgentg, to Nvh'ont th,•y have coutidt , nee, and
elm only are to he I t,1101.1111t. for Ow ~r thc
net, for gel !eh they reeehe only,
For ,It of the First Not. Hank iittit I'm lisle Depot It
Flrst Nov,lle
C-79 .IL2 !
sELDoN c().
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
27 Cnt'ETLANDT ST NEW YMtK.
100,000 WATCHES,
GOLD PENS, PENCILS,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
W U It T 11 $.500,00
To BE SOLD _IT ONE DOLLAR EACH
ITHOUT RIS(L RD To V A_LI'E.
k NoT To itE PAID CN7'll. K\,)\\'
IVIIAT Yifi' WILL RECEIVP
Splendid List of Articles.
411 to ,e -nld f"r ()NE L Enef.
300 Gut. tf, G 1.1.1 II unting lase \l'atvhes, tiJ
kk,1.1:111,1 Eualeeled Caso
4 00U Chased Gold Lim,lets
2,6011 (E:Endalalno Chains and Guard Chains, li •• 2u
ci OUU Solitaire and “old IlrooMos 4 ••
2,000 Lava and Flo, emine Moochm, 4 "
2,01 Coral, 01.1 and Emerald Bruorhes, 4 ••
2,000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava, and Florentine Ear
•
-,•
Drops, .1 I• 8
1510 (In Ili, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, 4 , S
-I.ono California Diamond Itrest,t Pit., 12.:.)•• 10
2,000 Gold Fob and I rat NVsich Keys, 2 :',O ~ 8
4.000 Fob and I rot Ribbon tilldes, II .. 10
4.000 Sets Sleeve Buttons Studs, et, 1 , 8
3 Mu 11010 Thimbles, Pencils, etc. 4 II 7
0.000 111 n into, e I..ekets,
4.000 :Ilinlatttro Locheil,—)laglc Ept I[ll4, 1 •• do
4.0n0 (Ittld Toothpicks, Cro.,nrs, e t, , •, s
511101 Plain e,e Id hint,. I .` 11
fl.ollll Chasutl liohl Rings
7,isio St Set and Signet. Rings
6 nglililotinia Rings,
7,;•00 Sets Ladies' .leoelry—Jet nod Gold " 15
0.00 :Sets Ludits .1,4011 - y-oone°, Pearl, etc 1 "
5,0 0 Gold Pens. Silver Extension Holders
and Pen, Is 4 " 111
11.000 ,Linid Pens and Vold-Nlounted Holders
5l( "Dvon Uoblets and Drinking Cups a'• 10
1,000 Silver Onslors,'ls '' 50
Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10 " 50
PER DOZEN
1,000 Dozen Silver Ten Spoons, SIU to $2O
I .LOJ `' Table `'penny nod folltx •, lon
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION
CERTIFICATES naming each article and Ile Value
are placed in SEALED EN% ELOI'I.S. whit h are well
mimed. One 01 these Envelop., containing the real
fiesta Or Order lor stint,, article, (worth at least one
dollar at re tail,) will he sent by mail to any address,
without t ...gnat to choice en receipt of 25 Cents. The
purchaser will sel. mint: Article it draws, and I's val
ue, which may htt from One to VIVO Hundred Dollars,
and can then send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list of the same value and
after seeing the article, it it does not give perf, t sat
4;lm-don, we desire it to be immediately returned and
the amount paid will be refunded
By this mode we give selections from a Val led stock
of line goods, of the best make and latest styles and of
Intrinsic worth, at a nominal price, while all have a
charts tir securing articles of the very high , st value.
In all cases we charge for ihrwarding the Certificate,
postage and doing the business, the sum of 'l'weut)-
live
Cerlll l , which must he enclosed in the order. Five
Certiflestes will be sent far $1 ; eleven for $2; thirty
fur $5: sixty-five fur $10; 0110 hundred for $l5.
Parties dial lug with us nifty depend on having
prompt returns, and the artield drawn. will be Imme
diately sent to any address.by return mall or express.
Entire satisfaction Uuttranteed In all circus.
Agents wanted, send Ihr circular
Write your Name. Town. County and Stale plainly,
and adds ass
SELDEN & CO.
Courtlandt Street,
June DI, 1805-I;mu. Veer York
COAL AND LUMBER 'V ARD.-
The subscriber having leased the yard formerly
occupied by Armstrong and Hoffer, and puichoced the
stock of
COAL AND LUMBER,
fn the yard, together with an :rumen.,, new stock
will have constantly ou hand and furnish to o^
der all kinds and quality of seasoned
LUM DER,
BOARDS,
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked
Flooring and Weatherboarding. Posts and hails, and
every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard
All kinds of Shingles, to volt: Whitepine, Hemlock
and Oak, of different qualities. [laving cars of my
own I can furnish bills to order okany longtß , ,and
size at the shortest notice and on the meet ressouable
terms. My worked boards will be kept under cover
so they can be furnished dry at all times.
I have constantly on band all kinds of Faintly
Coal under cover, which I will deliver clean to any
part of the borough. To wit:
Lykens Valley, Broken, Egg,
Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddlers
og i t a L Trevorton, Locust Mountain,
Lohbuty, which I pledge MY
soli to sell at the lowest
prices.
Best quality of
Limeburncr's and. Blacksmith's Coal,
always on hand which 1 will Ball at the lowest figure
Yard west side of Grammar School, Main street
ANDREW 11. BLAIR
June 9, 1665.
J 1 EFRIGERATOR FOR SALE. In
quire of
LYNCH & FOOTE.
Carlisle, Juno 2, ;it.
Carpotings an Mattings,,._
I have just opened an assortraoo,6 of
all wool Ingrain Carpets, Cotton Chain dlttOleiOp and
Rag ditto:bought - at - the - largo suctlon-snleFklast weak- ,
which I will sell at astonishingly low prlees.':"Alro 4x4
and ar 4 Matting. 0110,8:0011/1lY, Trustee.
Ap'i 10'06.
WRITING Paper Of all descriptions,
Envolopoii, Vird!ing Pdrds, at Haverstick's Drug
and Bookroru
DRESCRIPTIONaoarefuIIy oompouw
dad at Ilaverstiok'e Drug aud.Book wret
7 - 8 i 1 L (I A N
" " $ 1000 0
" " $5OOO ~
y yooli P.
A 0,,t.
=EINEM
MIMI
2 :10 •• lu
To Fanners =& Dors& Dealers,
R. J. S HIFFERT the celebrlited Ve-
Citerinnry Surgeon, 'has permanently located lit
Carlisle, fiw.the purpose of operating upon AlKNised
horses Dr. hashed 20 years experience in 'Area eg
)
diseases of Horses, and during the last tour years as
had from 100 d to t.:aid diseased horses undsr Ins sa o
iie wishes it understood, that within • the last .20.
years mate.' Herres have some under his notice that
have been Injun d by maltreatnieat from the hands of
meu rbo hat u its know lodge of either snot,any, or
iscases, or medical t rem maul, of the II (Wall. A great
many of these Horses he has cured lifter they have
buen drutrged by such men.
EME'ERENCKS
Thu un,leivigned byclog
intornitll t. t; • • 11!'
of Dit..I.)IIN (IP!' .11.. or in %.1 _ c his
trTatm,nt gay enti eP“ti , c!, !tea, the -;,.
to, mmend all le 'OOllO A to
114,1111 tl" . 1 )111,41,11 n
UIIAM BERSIW Itl;
Dr..l. U. Itletiards, Vlore, 11. F 1 eee. Dr .1.1, ,Inaer
Ott, U. It. Mossurmnith, Peter Ile mgh, Famnol .selfem ,
J. L. Shank, Martin Newromer, Dr. IV. II l'e)ylo,
Evans Dr. John Lambert. Dr. A. 11. Seawm:, . :al Max
well, Jaen), Ile3s,r, D. U. (lehr.
CA ETAS IDE.
.Runes S. Sterrett, David Martin, John II ninon. Al
Fred Moore, D, 11 0111, 11. It. Jamison, Wm. W. halo
D ripe.
Carllele, June 9, 1995. ,
Strike While The Iron Is Hot 1
NEW STORE,
INII:Wr (4 ( )ODS.
haIJHAVE just received a large asssort
meut of New floods, such as Calicoes. DeLalnee,
llrw, Lawns, Alpacas, Chambroys, Flannels, laillei.
Brown and Bleached Sheet Ingo. Brown and Bleached
Shlrtlnas. &c.
Also, a full assortment of
Men's Goods,
such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts.Jenn , , Cottou
ades, Denims. Stripes, Checks. Ineluding all quality
and styles of Undershirts and Drawers, Drew Shirts.
Shirt Collars, Neck Ties, Gloves, and all other wands
pertaining to a lientlonne's Wardrobe.
All of which will lie sold at lower prices than I hey
are selling elsewhere In Carlisle.
WM. A. Mll.llB
Nest door West of the Past Ofliee, Carlisle.
May Di, 1865.
TREMENDOUS
Reduction in Prices
OF Dry Goods at Ogilby's Cheap Cash
Store.
now reeeivhw enotlwr lot or Goode I.ollg t nt
the prusent redoe,l t it)' ena tun them Ott
II I. very small profit!,
Um trot, Irmo 12.!.!, to . 2 , 1( Is
Nuslirts f to 23et , .
, the very
//OS/ER 1' .1 ND (;./, •/.:
iron, Il nu f,tner prices.
MOURNING COODS
I will open nexl tt pelt it full In,ol I num t of all t
styles of Mourf.la( Gouda. As my s t,, a , of ,orodk
vet) , light when the df-rline In price took plare. I am
hots p repined to offer crest inducement, to turelmq
era. If in want of good and cheap Itlf (110111,A
do VI Pit to call at the fluatif Cash St..re.
I=
April 11l C.",
)1 1 IST It A'l'()lt'S N o'l' I ' E.--
I,oter—i tho ',tate Of Altritn
\1.14', Intl. or E..st l'enunntorma.rlt twit tlycla . h,\ it,
hot, iSfq11'11t.(1111.4) Ilt•inniatrnn,lt
p untie' is h', ,'5 _iv , In nil pers.' ' ltal,lana
sa id estate, and th an In,. Inv; 1.1 pr es na lln.o
, ol,llenitnit to I i Fall. 11.1'
TO TILL PUBLIC.
)larcb
WE the undersi! , lied Ladies.
by rez tilt' Lu the suing lur city 1 , 1 1113 ye!
Sprieg Flour, !az:mil/nit ere.),
Big iiiipring >I tl s, Cumberland Co., an 1 sold hn 8:10111
:(1. Ilia, or 01 Carlisle The price of Floor having rump
down 1.01111 . we eortld advise I Ills 3
trial as In cannot Lu snrpasseil
Mrs .1. Boas, 3lrs. W. 31. Borten', Mrs. S. E. Ithemn.
Elizabeth A Loudon, Mrs. 11. It Hoover, Al r s. A. H oover ,
Ithomis. 311 , s E. Egolff. 51 ivsA Bent ley, 3lrs. 31.
Trego. Mrs. Sites, W. Eby. Mrs.!! 31111er, Mrs. S.
A. Seller, Mrs. K. Ithoad, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs 31orray,
Mrs. C. Itingwelt, Mrs. C. Turn or s Mrs. I'. B. Comfort,
Sirs. Geo. 1,. 3101 ray, Mrs Jamb Seller, SLs. A 13. Ewing
Sl s. It. Cgilby, 3lbis `I. E. Miller. 3lrs, • . S. Ilut ton.
N E W STORE
In Eby's Old Stand, Main St,
BERNHARD & SON,
NFORM the c,iiiens of Carlisle and
vichat ) that they intvo ju , t, opened In the above
popular stand, an tunneller stock of
First Class Clothing,
and lientlemen's Furnishing Goods. Their stork ron
sists in part
Coats, Pants and Vests,
drlilan or ,oldine, math , after the Intent pat erti, Of
Good , : the quality of which rannot brqueotiened.
Overcoats of all varieties,
Trunk, Carpet flags atid Neck Ties. Si,' :tud
Clla,, Shirts, Drawers and Ftorkin4s
(11,11,118 Of fill lif . P . / . 1 . 1111.115.
111 InN 11 comply tti 1111,1.1111 V assoilhient of Clothing
and I ii rnl.hiug GOOdti.
•
Don't 1,14.4 the place, lthy's old Stan.l, •' Marion
Hall." Maio Street. Carlisle, l'a.
1.. BERN HARD SON
=I
NOTICE.
(;ruill (;revel !
DRY GOODS
t A. W. Bentz's Emporium which
fl_has alwa)l4 Leer a hnitted as being the chew peer
l 4 tore In the County We have recently received Irvin
the Pastern Cities selections of the rhoiee,l goods, at
such vet y low figures as will surprise the purchaser.—
We will as urinal replenish our stock with the most
sea , enahle goods, such as cannot lull to grittily the
most tiistidlous Our Domestic goods ale greatly re
duced in price, lower than ran be purchased iu town.
A. W. BENT'.
March :20,1865.
Ihe Long Looked For Has Come
DR. CO'LLINS'
R AT INDIAN olt SE
INDIAN Pain Killer.—Fur the quick
Itchy( of Headache, Toothache, Rheumatism. Neu
ralgia, Paln In the Stomach, Back or Side, Paint...Ca
Chadic, Cramp, Frosted Feet or hare, Burns, FrAh Cuts
Sprains. Bruises. 1)14f - rhea, Sore Throat, anal oh aims
her complaint,. Toothache relieved in eight minutes.
Earache relieved In ten minutes. Burns r. Halved from
imarting in fifteen min in es. Cramp or Chalk cured in
ten Mhi UteS . Sprains relieved in twenty minute,
ne
llama. relieved in thirty minuses.
I have spent VCIOII In Kelatet log the belh,.; iron, the
vegetable hiuttdom, to lied out the kinds best adapted
to suit diseases of the human family, and now I Live
It complete Every Bottle Warranted. Try It! Try
These things we prong on the spot. and before your
eyet., only bring )our GRAPH.
Dr. CI )1.1,1\e hex also for nate bin Syrup of Hoots
BARKS AND HERBS,
Indian Eye Wash and l'owhattan Salve. This Syrup
eureb Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Croup, Brood,ltle,
Asthma, and all similar complalute. Also purifies the
blood, The Salve heals Sores or Brea Iclues Out In the
Vare, draws fire from Burns; warranted to cure Healed
or Sore Breasts. The Eye Wash cures Sore or Inflamed
Eyes, Ae.
Dr. Collins YuHey 11,r1)
For the cure of SleCor Nervous IleadAche, Female Ir
regularities, Dropsy, Lilo]. Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dla•
ea , es of the Kidneys, Fever and Ague, ke.
Dr. tAILI,INS can be columned at his Wilco, on I)is
eases of various Ichis.
Tin so Medicines are prepared and sold 113
SAMUEL COLLINS, Indian Medicine Man,
Near thd Oudot. of Third St. and Strawberry Aller - .
'
Also for solo at HAVERSTICK'S Drug and llou ' k
Store, CROW°.
All orders shou'd be addressed to Or. S Collins,
Harrisburg. These Modicloos are pin ely Vegetable.
June 16,
DYSPEPSIA.
What every body says must be true. Wu have
heard Dr. Strickland's Tonic spoken of so frequently
by those who have boon benefittod by D, that at last
we are compelled to make it known to the public that
we really believe It effects a cure In every case; there
fore, we say to those who me suffering with Dyspepsla
or Nervous Deblllty, to go o their Druggist and got a
bottle of Dr. Strickland's Tonle.
'GROCERIESIT .
•.6;
C. P. MYERS j'• SON,
.
qnAVE just retur - fied - from the east
ern, cities and bass opened nt Mohr store, in
ia St., Carlisle, opposite Saxten's Hardware Store,
tin immenso stack of
, 'NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,
comprisod in part of Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Teas, Salt,
Spicos, ground and unground; Crackers, Cheese, Coffee
Essoncus, •
FISII, 11 7 110LESALE 01? RETAIL,
Broome . , Brushes, Tobacco, Sugars , Snug. Matches,
Blacking, Bed Cerds, Glass and Stoneware,
Queenswaye, Cedarwaie, Notions,
end all other articlesusually kept in a first eliusi Gro
cery.
In regard to prices I sin determined to sell Goods at
the lowest flgures. '
_BIT= -MM27;-.W.,G-C3S
and all kinds of,'Corintry Br.dinio taken at market,
price.
Banners and . Dalrymen are Particularly invited to
call tad so the , celebrated Ihmittrx 'Climax, which has
boon pronounced by competent Judges the superior
Churn of the ago,'
m A y a t ' , o.-lin - _
. .
(10Afi'Vil.:Lninps,. Shades and Chim
lLisiiyS it gailniciewl Drug and Book Store.
Richmond ha 6 Fallen.
AND with the fall of Biehmond, we
are moat happy to 311110110f0 to the parlay., the
great (lecline in ponds.
RTSINE.'SS DONE ON A GOLD BASD 4 .
GOODS AT PANIC PUIC ES.
k ur entire stock reduced to correlvjod
with prices in the
DRESS GOODS,
•
FLA! Ds,
UI:L.1I N
\ ( tZA..II 11 1 tz
sorrch (; I`, t; II \ 11.
I,lcus
ALUSLI NS, lILEACJIEI) AND UN
BLEACHED.
ell at greatly reduced retort. Every ono fn want o
cheap goods, should give us a call. as we are deter
mined to sell goods down at the very lowest nick.
Bargains will to all the rage at
OREENFIELD k SHEA FER'S.
S. E. corner Market Square.
21.) DOOR, 2D DOOR, 2D DOOR.
April 7, Mr,
THE PUHA:NIX PECT6iAII.
WILL CURE YOUR COUOII.
THE PIIiEN IX PECTORAL;
CONIPOUND SyRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
SENEK A SNAKE ROOT,
%VIII cure the Diseases of tho THROAT R LUNOS,
Snob as Colds, C aghs, Croup. Asthma, Bronehitis,
Catarrh, Fors Thivo , Ifoarsoness, WhooPing
Cough, Ar. Its timely use will prevent
I 0 A'S 770. AT,
And even whore this fearful disease line taboo hold it
will afford greeter relief than any other medicine.
Mies Kate Yandersllve of Poileville, says: '• I n•as
bnnelitt•d more by using the Phoenix t eetorni than
any other nuulleine I ever used."
Elias Merl; oltzer, of Lionville, Chester county, was
cured of cough of ninny years' standing by rising the
Thorn ix Pectoral.
Jo.eph lat hens, of ilxll.tr..et, Pint, I xvi lle, eerl (ties
that he was rured at /1 VOlllgh or two years' standing,
when ail other gandieines had failed, by the theta
Peetoral.
Power, rertitles that he has sold hundreds of
bottles oi the Phoenix Pectoral, and that all a ha used
It hoar testimony of its wonderful effects in curing
roughs.
John Royer, editor of the "Indepenuent Phoenix,"
having used It. has no hesitation in pronouncing It a
r••nl{deto roil oily Per rough, hoarseness and it ritatlon
in the thhoitt.
The \ oat Chester " Jellerson lan" says: •• We have
nr,w,‘ Ur. Oberholtzer personally a number or years,
od it gives us Line greater pleasure to recommend his
medicines ina,nueli as the public rarely lint's the
benullt of family medicines prepared by a ph3gieiall of
his acquirements and I's perionce.
Pr. 0111.11101 CM, itt n mein)), of the A Inumi of the
Ntedieal Departn‘ot of the I.lnlvorsily of Pettosylva
nla.at whirl] Institution he graduated In 11.5-1 -
'rhe Itentllng, 'Gazette" sate: ‘• rough remedy
Ix made up by Dr. 1,. itherlndtzer, of Phn'llisvill", Pa.,
aul it has acquired all errs 11 1 . 1,115A011 c•llr
t Is part lolly and sklllfully prepared
Iron. R ild Cherry (lark and Soneka Snake Root."
hr tips. 11. Wood. Prolc,sor of the Praol lee of Medi
cine in the University Or 1 • 011118 V Valli:l9 Physician to
he lien nsylvtiola hospital. and one the unah,prt; of
th e u n it e d stab, plypens4(4oy. says of Sentol.a Snake
1t0..t • Its 2,14111 is Speri.oll3 directed to the !nods
Tao proprietor tit this inedii•ltio has go notch conti
-01 111 lo Its pow is from th.• testimony of
I•ne.h•ois who have used it i that the nn.ney wdl
p lid 1,, t k t,, a n y poi ehaser who is not sdlistied with its
efforts.
=
It is =u pleaqaol to take that children Cry for It.
It costs only Thirty-fire con is—in to bottles
It is intended for only one 1 . 1 n ,, of di • 1.11 , e5. namely,
th, , e "r the 'rhroat and Lunge
•
Prepared only by
LEVI OBEIIIIOLTZER, M. D.,
• Plvenixvillo, Pa.
sold by all Drugel , :ts and Sturekeep•
Johnston. Holloway k Cowden, No. 23 No•th Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. General Wholesale Agents.
D. W. Gross tt: Co.. Wholesale Agents Harrisburg.
Ilaversth•k's Drug Store, agency thr Cann de.
N 'youi nearest druggist or storekeeper does
not hoop this medicine do not lot him put p.m off with
some Other medicine, because he makes more money On
It but send at once to one of lho agents for It.
March 10,
A.RLISLE & PHILIDELPIIIA
.att_Els miTe-
DAILYFREIGIIT LINE.
FREED, WARD & FREED,
811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA
.J. & D. RHOADS,
MAIN STREET, CA iI L ISLE, PA
Zr/i-Cars of this Lino leave the Depot hit Market St
Daily, at 4 C deck. P. M
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
(Joists intended for this Line should he marked A
P. Daily ['ride ht Line, and sent In by 4 o'clock.
July 1, Dial.
READING RAILROAD
r,v t k4rA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
11 . REAT Trunk Line from the North
v) and North West for Philadelphia. New York
Reading. Potisville Lebanon, Allentown. Easton ltc,.
rains leave Harrisburg tor New York, as follows:
At 3 and K. 15 A M and 145 P. 'l., arriving at New
York at 10 A. NI and 245 and I)) P. M.
The at., Can ne t with similar trains on Pen s}l
van On Rail Road. and : , Icepi ogCa rs aceompa ny the tirst
ten trains without change.
Lotto° tor Reading, Pottsvillo, Millersville.
Al lentiow n and Philadelphia at 8 15 A M. and 1.45 I'.
31 , stopping at Lebanon and principal stations only.
Way Trains, mopping at nil points. at 7.25 a in. and
440 p. tn. Returning: Leave New Turk at 0 a. at., 12
noon, and 7 p m. Philadelphia at Sa. un. and 380 p.
tn.: Pottsville It 5.:.0 a m and 2 35 p. in.; Tamaqua at
8 111 in on. and 2.15 p m . and Reading at 12 midnight,
,5 and 111.45 in in., 1 3S and 6,05 p. m.
An Accommodation] Pa,senger train leaves Reading
at 630 A. M., and returns from Philadelphia at 3 1
P. M.
Columbia Railroad ti thus leave Heading at 6.40 and
11 a in for Ephrata, Lititz,
On Sundays . Leave Now York at 7 p m., Philadel
phia at 1.15 P. M Pottsville at 730 A. M.. Tamaqua at
7 a. m , Harrisburg S. IS a. m. and Reading at 12 mld
tilOit Sir
Commutation, ‘llleago.Season.Sehool and Excursion
Tiekots at reduced rates to and from all points
Baggage chee , :al through. 80 POU nda Baggage al
lowed each l'asFenaer.
Nor. In, 156.1.
ATA IX A I:LE Presents for all at Haver
ati k's Drug Book and Fancy Store.
Ice ! Ice !! Ice !! !
The subscriber is prepared to furnish
GOOD, ('LEA!? ICE
In largo Or small quantities Contracts for the soarou
will be made and Ice delivered to any part of town. Ice
House on Locust alloy. Apply to
Sm. DAVID DAILY.
Pictures that should be in every Album!
[ )III:SIDLNT LINCOLN, and his son
w mi.., a Photograph from life. Price runts.
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Catafalque at the !State House in Harrisburg, repre
senting the body of the President lying,in state. Price
25 costs.
The same in a large size Photograph 13x14. Price
1,50. Ihe saute for the Stereoscope, 50 cents.
Sent to any direction on receipt of price, and a three
cent stamp. The trade supplied at wholesale rates.
Address, J. HOSENDAI,SI, Optician,
May 5, St. , Ilarriaburz, Pa.
RU T TREES, GRAPE VINE,
SMALL-FRUITS Ac., Ac., Sold cheap at the
CUMBERLAND NURSERIES,
As the stock Is I. rgo and will be removed, Trees will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. A largo lot of
Grape 17ne, Gooseberry, Raspberry,
Blackberry, Rhubarb, Strawberry, Flowering plants
such as Spiroeas, llonesuckles, Paionies, &v., ad
will be sold very low. An immense stack of
APPLE AND PEAR TREES,
pricoa to suit purchasers. Prompt attendance and per
fect satisfaction given, call at the Nursery.
HENRI' S. RUPP, Proprietor,
Successor to David Miller.
May 12, 1862—1 t,
LOCIIMAN & BRETZ'S
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
IN NEAVVILLE, PA.
(1 L. LOCHMAN, long and favora
bly known as one of the best Photographers in
the country, hoe immolated himself with Mr. Geo. M.
'rote, an eminent Photographer ' to carry on the Pho•
tographic business in. Nturville, Cumberland Co. Pa.
'Their skill as cattail, with a complete set of the best
instrummts, and a suparlor constructed SKY MGM,
give them advantages over all other gollarlas for su
porlor work in this county.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
CARD PICTURES,
AHDROTYPES AND COPIES.
The pulpit° la cordially invited. All work gunran
D3ed-toldenne.
piny 12, 81if,—tf.
11010 E SEGARS & TOBACCO,
V./ '
DORT ,Folios Writirig DeOra;-BaOk
Gammon Boarde, ' Gamesof all deeerlptlon at Ray.;
oretlok's Drug, Bane) , and Book Store.
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TIA KINGS,
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0. A. NTOOLLS,
Superintundent
LOCUM AN & BRETZ
NOTIC G.
subscriber woule, respectfully in
form tho public that fie ha s purchased the entire
stool( of
COAL AND LUMBER,
belonging, to the late firm of ARMSTRONG AND II0F•
pElt, and leased the real estate for a series of years,
wbere he is prepared to accommi dale the community
ith I,l7Milbllt of every variety, and on th e meet rea _
senabol terms, (laving, purchased Ills new stock at
the hoed of the market with great care, by the aid of
nu experienced lumberman, Ile Is enabled to compete
with the river dead hot In prices.
I hare relinquished the tanning hllt.laeAl.; Iliad will
dome mP entire attention the LC li Ull et' coAL
trifle 111/:. niso siieurerl the ,relees \lr. Siver,te
Zuli•II. nn xperionee 1 Its oil inn the in vie,
inut.'y he n hid t(, 7 7 nnun .l Is •II -„h o
I•ii".1 us with I.
pp • v. , •7,1 .• ;L., •• .1 c„, u
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(•.• .•••. - • •.•• 1,•• Su l 1.111 J 011 0 01 t .II.• tit It. , 10,1,,d,
.rftlo rOlt, Ity nFr rid, nt entito. to loisioe H
o de -it -'o do 114110. ,re hop. f,, spoor!. n lilior shore
of poblio paroling!.
3Urie 9 I I .
N it.-1 still retain the same position in the Firm
or Orkney k Blair, which will be carried on as ener
getically as ever at their o'd stand near the Gas House,
as our purchas a will bo made together al the bead of
the market, we feel confident by so doing to he able to
accommodate our customers and the public, on the
moat reasonable terms.
READ! READ!!
if have just returned from New York
with the latest styles of
DRESS GOODS,
for the Season. Silks, Cloth and Lace Man flee, Shawls,
Hoop chins, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, and all kinds
of White Goods.
Cloths, CasAmeres, Linen Coatings. All kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS
Pantlngs &e.
A largo supply of CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Shades, and
Furnishing (loads.
('lease call and examine my Stock, as I always sell
at the los est market value.
Additions of Goods will In) znado as the Season ad
W. C. SAWYER.
One don bolo w Martine Hotel, Main Street
June 2, 1815,
MACHINE SHOP.
riche subscriber now manufactures and
keeps con•tantly on hand, on Korth Stm t, east
01 Theudliim's Hotel, a largo ass rtment of
AGRICULTURAL 131 PLEMENTS,
such as Horse Powers, Threshing its iv lth Sep
--raiors attached, Cover Hullers Corn
11 . [ ~., :Ateliers, Straw and Fodder Cutters, all
of which are the latest and the best
w ,. rr ,„. • pg.,;„, improvements.
r AP.°• O 4. 4 WF...t Particular attention paid to Repair
of Agricultural Implement 4 at short
notice and reasonable prices.
Thankful for runner favors I tespertfully solicit a
share of public patronage
STATE NOTICE.—
Letters ,d'Adminlstration on the estate of John
blown dec'd., late or mitilin twp., having been issued
to :he subscriber residing in the some tw p. Notice Is
lyre by given to all persons Indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, a.•d those having claims to
present theni duly authenticated for settlement to '
?Its CATIIA ItIN Ii BROWN,
May 19, 1,11, Admlnlstratrix.
Richmond h a s Fallen !
AND SO HAVE DRY GOLDS.
fact that is proven 'to every person
LAenlling at the Chenp Store of ; nidirh k Miller.
,in.re they nilj ust liar. hing n largo supply of Spring
Slid SUI11111,1:4•Al, pl111•11/1F,Ii Fi Well thu great duclinu
in tpdd
,lolTares in part
L.IDIEW DRESS 6!OODS
such a, Iliac'• and Fancy Silks of All colors and quail
us iv styles Popllns, Mohalts, Lustros, Alpaccas all
colors, M nzambi,iuvs, Lamerlques, Valenclas, Do Lalnee
rhallics. Sr.
SPRING CIRCIT LA RS
nn. l ues, S:uyues • , Shawls,
19 )URIi'ING GOODS
of ovety kind, consisting of \Jowl:king z , ilks,
Ii umbazines, Mohal rs. Poplins, single and double width
Del.alnes, Tandse Cloths Crape Vile, Collars, Hand
her h fo. Balmoral ;Bails, a new style, black and
whlte li ingbnms. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
blegched and unbleached Muslins front 121 cents up.
1 large assortment of Calicoes trona 1241 cents to 25.
lo 4 bleat hod and unbleached Sheeting, Pillow Cato
Muslins:Tickluga. Cottonndes, Ginghams, Nankeens,
Table biaper, and a groat many other goods not men
tioned but always on hand. Our notion deportment
is complete, embramLng_Cottuniloalery. of eTery_ qua MY
I, ladles, gentlemen, MIS... boys and children,
Illoves of every description. Silk, Linen, and Hingham
Handkerchiefs, French Cornetts, Hoop Skirts all aloes,
Balmoral Skirt. all sizes, Balumral Skirts. Seek flea,
Sospanders, Trimming and Mantua Ribbons, Head
N.0r , ., Son Undo •,Ilas, Parasols.
well (wet Boy's 111,(11
L.always a full assortment of every description at the
y lowest market prices. Clothing made at very
notice by a first class tailor
' RPETS, I'ARPETS,
full lh,e f every description and quality, Matting,
Floor Oil Cloth, Looking Masson, Oil and Paper Win
dow Blinds, Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Clothe, and
many other house furnishing goods for the season.
Feeling very thankful to the generous community
for their kind and liberal patronage so far extended to
the firm, we earnestly and sincerely ask a continuance
of the same, as customers know that is a great pleas
ure to us to exhibit our stook, besil en proving Mal we
aIWII3, study the interest of our customers. as We are
determined not to he undersold by any merchant In
the country.
Please remember the well known stand south east
c..rner Market square, directly opposite Irvin's Boot
and Shoe store.
April 28, 1882.
WM. BLAIR & SON,
Corner of Hanover and South Sts.
NEW WHOLESALE AND ItETA•TL
Grocery and Queensware Store.
LJ S T opened with fresh nod good
0 Goods, a choice variety of every thing usually kept
it a trot class store. Particular attention given in the
selection of nice sets of
China and Granite Ware,
ci [OWE TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SPICES
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
C3ll 001 i and Melded Fruits, Worcestershire, Cumber
land, and other Salm.,
hce,e. Crackers, and every thing else In our lino tha t
a diseriminating public may require. Full assotet
menu of Writing Papers, Coal 011 Lamps, Queensware, •
Willow, Cedar, stone and Ear then Wares,
SALT, FISH, OILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
kept constantly on hand.
Goods will be replenished frequently, kept clean and
nice, sold at the lowest possible prices, and delivered
at any part of the town.
.Please give us a call. Cash paid for Country Pro
duce. wli. BLAIR & SON.
Carlisle, March 3,1865.—1 m
NEW AND FRESH
4Gr. r (DAD c 3 r 1 e Is .
HALBERT BRO . ,
LAVING} just returned from the
Eastern cities desire to inforth their patrrns that
they have laid In a hum, and varied stock of New and
Fresh Goods at the lowest cash prices. '
Their assortment is thorough and complete, contain
ing everything necessaay to constitute a First Class
Grocery.
TEAS, COFFEES', SUGARS',
in greatest abundance, and at lowest cash figures.—
Syrups, Spices, Canned Fruits, (WEEP:SWARM and
Crockery, Salt and Fish, llama, Cheese, Crackers,
Brushes, Baakots and Willow Ware.
Sega rs and Tobacco,
of the choicest brands. Brooms, Buckets, and a com
pluto assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Don't forgot the old stand, South East corner of
Hanover streets.
Feb. 24, 1E44
BARGAINS
JUST received from the great New
York Auction Ba6s
306 e yards Call coos.
2600 " White Musllus.
(300 Spring Dolaines.
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3000 " Crown Muslin&
800 " , Ginghams.
5000 " Carrots,
Oil 010 l Us, Looking Glasses, Shades, he.
Great Bargains In Hoop Skirts, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Spring Mantles, Bosquinos, Dross Goods, Dread Goods,
&c. 1 will soli the above Goods and many others at a
small advance on cost until the lot of April. Please
call, one door below Martin's Hotel Main street.
March 10, 1865. W. O. SAWYER.
•canpud and quo° og .sinqsuod
-(1 1T19 ' O l O O 'ff p ! 0 1 9 11. 111 0witia Nos
•sauoS Jo;
esn ui nom suq lnq Spemea mon on fq
-og) 'Roo° 'sightob , dof
ILDLIOO SAIOITIM
PIPES, Tobapoo, (smoking and chew.
lug) and Sugars, at Ilaverttlek's-Drug and Book
Store.'
E. BELTZHOOVER, Attorney
"at lotw . Mc Bouth,llanover street, opposite
Bents s dry good store Car Pm • - '
Septet:ober 0,1081.
CARLISLE HERALD
MLNLE WEEKLY HERALD
ANDREW 11. 111. A llt
ANDREW IL BLAIR
Has a greater circulation than
any other paper in the
county.
IP YOU have ANYTHING to SELL !
IF YOU WANT TO BUY!
IF YOU WANT TO EMPLOY!
A.. 1. KUTZ, Agetn
I B YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT I
IF YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING 1
IF YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING
Job Department
MILLED
Type of Every Description
Neatness and Dispatch
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
HALBERT & BRO
In tact everything connected with the
Very Best Style.
Printing Once,
THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER
In Cumberland County
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER
In the County.
Most desirable medium for
advertising
Adyertlze In the
lIERALD!
OUR
IS MUCH THE BEST
IN THE COUNTY !
HAYING FOUR PRESSES,
And a fine variety of
We are prepared to execute
JOB WORK
OF ALL KINDS, WITH
SALE BILLS,
BLANKS AND
BLANK BOOKS,
OF ALL DESORIPTION,
CIRCULARS,
CHECKS AND
OKEOK BOOKS
PAMPHLETS,
PAPER BOOKS,
JOBBING DEPARTMENT
Is exeouted in the
GIVE USA CALL.
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