peatps. I=CIZI After et brief illness of one week, MARY °WIPP, wife of Abiahard Oyster, of Oyster's Point. Among the oldest residents of Ilarriklywrg, and the met member living of the [(Welker family; aged sear 75 years. A kind mother, good neighbor . . and respect ed by /di her friends On the 15th inst., !IA hal, the inlhat son of William and Margaret Spencer, aged five months. ffluritets. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET FLOUR (Nuporflue) do. (Extra.) ... d; RYF WRITE WHEAT RF.D• • do RYA • CORN . OATS CLOVNRSEND TI 'Tit ysE ID ....1 GENERAL PRO Cnprreicd {Veek ( BUTTER Ig-22 Efl OS, 1g LARD, 17 TALLOW, 10 SOAP, 0-12 IBEESWAX, 40 BACON RAMS 25 VSTATE NOTICE. Letters of Administration on tit• ',tat , r 01 M vs. Nancy Myers late of Lower Allen 'l' 'vehlp , dee'd., have b on granted by the register of Cumberland County to the subscriber residing in said Township. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to sold estate will make lm nictitate payment and the .11111+n! claims will p esent them I've settlement to DA Pl}) S. )1V ll}2-, Adminlstioti, .lulu 21. isr,r.—tit I_ J I 4 ST AT Nt)TICI+,.- Lot ersof Administration on the estate ordain, t. lark, late of Monroe - -otrnship, decd. haring lwen granted bt the register of Cumberland County to the subleribers residing In the same , township aforesaid - - Ail persons indebted to said e<ttite tore hereby notified to make innnedinte payment. HMI those ha, ing chums to present them to 3 uly Yl, 18115-6t* WANTED! 17 Male and Female Teachers THE Board of School Directors of South Middhaton township a 111 meet Springs on SAII_IIIE/AY, the :a It of A uc ust. at 9 o'clock A ;11.. tho day appointed by the Conroy Soho - Intel, dcnt, to oattmh,e teaCheelb Where nit persons applying for seboola void too nship, will please to he present Thu pa , : One of the township are ele-t enettetttly Invited to attend and witness the csanduati n of teachers, as the Wand are determined not u employ ally tearber that is not qualified. The most liberal wages will he pie en to competent tangle's =1 July 21, 2 565- Proclamation LI EAS, the 11011. JAMES H. GRAHAM. udßvot the sevelal of Common Pleas of ci unties oft untherland. 1.10 - ry. and Juniata. and 3tiStie , ` of the several l'nurta I/I Oyer and Terminer mud tie! era) Jail Deli ve.y In ,dd roue tier, and Mich at Coebli a and II ugh St oart..luth;es of the Courts of nyt, and Terminer and Jolt Deliver" - for the !rho of all capital and other offeodet e, wild county or t'n.ttub.-k5.0, 11 their precepts to throned. dated the 10 h day of April, IRO:, hare or dered the Court of er and Terminer and (len era f Delivery to he holden at Carlisle on the 4th Monday of August, 1000, Oe.ing the 20th day, at 11 , 0 . , , t00t, in the forenoon, to continue one weak. NOTICE Is hereby Oren to the Coroner. Justices nt the Pence. nod Constables of the said county of Cum Flatland that they are by the said prOoopt Nomodooed to he then nod there in thole proper persook, S ot , their rolls, records, and Inquisitions examinations. and', all other run, min arm's, to do those things which to their offices am ortain to be 0 one, and all 1,00,0 th , t are bound h, reeognlzences, to prosecute , g-dmd. the prisoners that re 01 then shall be In the Jail ,Jsaid •ounty. a, to he there to prosecute then, as shall he JiltiN .10'011S, ;,.1.0111. ,lnly 21, 1805 Valuable Farm at Private, Sale I oiler for sale it valuable farm situated within Lrro mike of Ciarlislo, containing MI acres. of Marti Slate Land. of wblett 40 noreti aro meadow and set with Timothy. t • Th. itoprovementa are 8 NEW II ,N K - •:-. rV:iir Olt •:‘:ii• B 41IN 7.) by 40 feet, a TWO STONY •ri' - • .ri PI AgTitRED IiOUSE and out-Build ,,ti, ' ,i ' ' ',. - iir • r '{:, Inge. The land is Jr. good elate of (II- Wi'l , !l,, tv , i.,, 3 *. Givallnit, about. 8,00(I, bughele of time haflug le en applied during the Putt few years : under reel loners and is well watered Tema to kolt purehat era and posFenion glven on the April A. Ti. lattc, For further part lonia rs In- quirn of rir addrefs 21.,s — . l. pir.t.tbr, Pll lILTC SALE OF IZiegFia 301stoote ! ,l CHI: heirs of John MeElbeney, deo'd., wlll oiler nt Public S:110 Sethirday the 91/i Sertndwr, 1865, the premises mitunted In Monroe Township, Cum berland County miles west .1 Mr chaniesinirg, nd jnlnlnA lands of liarld L. Clark, Miohael Garver. Jacob Kornimus and others, eontninnig I acres and 110 perche.i of Limo stone land, in a OLI - Ist:An of cult and under goo fence, with from 21 to 30 nn on of good I Inhered rand, a One eohtigii rat Apple and "then fruits ME ST)N E 11()13 SE, with a gond Cellar azitl arch Cellar, rwailutg, s never well of . aater and cis , torts :IL 111 r how e 7 FRANI 1.1 BARN, with 11'ag.4on shed, Corn Utibu and all other oeressaly Hid- Buildings, too ohbh a cued title wlll bo given Bala to aornmewee nt t o'clock P.M on said thy a hen terms of title will Inc made known by THOM AS Me El.ll EN EY , DAY Mc Lll EN S.Y. Any person wishing to view the promisee, .11 0;111 on me, Thos Meitlhoney, residing On the farts. July 21, 1865.—t LI TT ER YAI D ALE STABLES AT PRIVATE SALE HE subscriber intending to move r 4 the city of Baltimore. offers at Private Sale, his LIVERY AND SALE, STA BLUR, In e DOrough of Honore', York County, Pa. Ills stack COaliitiLS of twelve gond Puddle and Carriage Horses, Tx °TM Carriatern. ecru:biting of BUGGIES, HACKS, single and double orated ilormantown wagons, &c. Sc One Dozen dlsiffis, Ilm lle,a saddles. lit Idles, liens, &e. &c Ills stock is in complete order. Persons desirous Of outraging lot the business will And this a rare chance of obtaining a good situatloq. The Livery is an old en a ell eetablished nue, having been In operation for the last lit woo years, under Lle control of the Messrs. tiarberA Thu Litab.oe are now, and will accomtno ate lot to horses. There is also a BLACKSMITH ,YIIOP, containing all t...e nocess.ry tools connected with Ike establistimen . . It will be Fold oath°, or in I..ts to suit the purchasers. Thu Borough of Hanover con • tains a population of twenty-hoe hundred inbabitunte, a rich and thickly settled beighboo,,,i it. ana numerous smaller towns wttlau a distance of ten or twelve mites ; within ten miles of the tlettp, burg Bettie field, nud lb bring the only Liv.lY to the town, the deeirnbleness of the locati n le apparent. .% desire to remove to the Chy, is the only reason which Induces the subscriber to dispose of his stock. J it. WIIITE, Proprietor. July 23, 1805-3 t. LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post Office at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl vania; the 21st day of July, iff , ff. Published by official authority in the pa per having the largest circa/talon; neD„To obtain ,ttly of these letters, the anplitiant must call for " advertised otters' give the date of -the•list and pay two cents for advertising. If not called for Within one month, they will he sent to the Dead Letter Office. GEO: ZINN, P. M. Anderson, Lydia. Lohn, Barbara Bloom, W illtam ' Lieut J Barnhardt, Rev .Thoslifotter, Geo A Brown, Harris Ilyerd, Conrad Bratton, Housol McAumrich, T Bowers, John Myers, • Joseph Bollinger, Tillie McCulley, Sergt Bratton, J W MeAluee, Alfred ,Carl, Henry - •MeGowea, Elizabeth Doseyi.Nancy ' Mitchell,_Lonisa (A Dunbar, Cath A 2 Piarsol, Jon Tr Eristerline, John C" Robertson, _Mr Fought Joseph D 2 Reap, Frederick Finkenbinder, Wm Rosenberger, 'Muth B Gottshall, George Rain!, Henrietta Henry, Lizzie ' Skier, Benjamin - Hossloy. M A Shearer, Phillip .Hess; Eliza 8.. Simons; George Harding, Sarah E . Scroll, Humer i .141 E „ Smith dcDUTPuth Hoff...r, &wog' Schweizer, Charles Howard, Lt Col R V ESaylor; Buckley 2 Hdnwood, Daniel A Snyder; .Elitribeth Hall; Richard.' Street, Betsey Hubbard', Amos T Shinier, Jacob S Harper,CP . .:.; • Shearer, Raehnel , Janes, Elizabeth Sloop, Catlinrine . Jeffcoat, Emanuel' Wm i . Keith, Rev . . Wallace, Thomas Kindler, Christian Williams,. Loir,i Koch, Louis Weldon, Johntl. • • Lehn, Josiah . Whiteman, Jima) Lepperd,"George :Wallas, John', • Low, Sarali • • . FAAILLY DYE COLORS,. AT ItALIiON'S E U M Cosmetics; lttt,,' at %tatetitiok'irDta l r end Hook /nor*. SAMARITAN'S GIFT! , SAIVIABITAN'S GIFT THF, MOS C CERTAIN . REMEDY EVER USED. GEM COnlitins no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury Only Ten Ping to he Takrn to Wert a COT. THEY are entirely vegetable, having I no moll nor any unpleasant taste, and will not In any way Injure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. earlislo, itz),3, , 20. Vint, 6 00 on 4£o 1 50 1 10 Cures ill from two to foul days. and recent Citgl , {l in "twenty-four hours" Prepared by a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors and Chemist r• of the present dny, Lot. thooo who have" deaoired of getting mired, nr who liar h•en gorged with iileigu'ry, try the TICE MARKET uly I Rl6. hy Brii(:. Bent by mail In a plain tivolope. pack vr, *2 Female ri BACON SIDES, 17 WHITE TIEVN, , , 2 00 PARED PEACHES, :13 UNPARED 20 DRIED APPLES, 2 00 RAILS, Is olPred the public as a positive cure, THE SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND IINNH .tOIi i a, IR the most potent, certain and efferitu it rennith ever prescribed—it reaches and eradicates every particle of the voneral poison . , so that the cure is tiliorntmh and permanent. Take then of thin purifying remedy and he healed, and do not transmit to your posterity that fur which you may repent In after yearn. Do NOT DESPAIR I alihnuph may be proanuared inaurnble, the m A RITA N'. Rom. & HERB J Ult. ES will refit, p every ve , tige of impurigjes from 11,0 tyg ten!, gS wen as thf )alllvlreettr of Mu, esry Si mtuARET CLA R K. .7. N. CLAIi IC, Adniinistratnrs lit lenity hirctietiontt with which u webers suffer, tie ROOT & HERB UIC ES, Jninpted, In WWI OR. in 'waving down, Fnilltnr or the Womb, Debility, and for all emnpl.t hits lorldont to the fnx Sent by on pros: Ir tire.l Lr rrrjuhrtirlt with thr Mont and 11, hj o jr,, Volt dirt, t 2) 01.11 t, The rtih • aeN of th , srremr4h g IN alike a , itnnsvltnbrefl by ph%nh Lrnv nut nstlealls. hey ale a ea In the I,bdterl Male. lit.panls. than i est,. In.: Ow In Alth nt wauv a, our :n Cu' r'ddirrs i7au the haltiwure Sun What the surgeons say of the Sa •' I have Si eat sati•hietliiii In t that I have u ,, d vine Slllll.li/11, ', f I \ sun I es; lii, ane in Its most Hl:teener I.nreis; th•ii. I ha, in inn.eil them Iciih tel.:thee t. dive! et lei,. ..Ind einei ly. nail have then" tin nth !pa [Wens proinintl. rllm t . Koine inn.; In.•ii - e. hiposltluin. I hen in the thilest e. eteli.e. • 1.. :n.eln elbe:lcv a pit as lan es ne) then, es teinilA. ths o , •• 4 Lvi: v.l) :hre,enini 51,11 Nell Yoi IR hot it be und,-b,l that th.., ...11. ree. oil.lzivnded, and 111 pot.itivr•ls clue the which the - 3 , + r.• ,dieted For S Io at Ilaverhtfrlt's Dru,„, Store Ilan ver .-tro et Carlisle, PH =III Po,' Ilic cg ./unr. , 1861. /f, June 5, 1 blis. I. N•. EBB, Tiiasiirfir, in itcootint will. thi of Car n ft C. 1 , . HUM :ICH. CarllPle, To l glance ill 1,111 0 6 o 1 flensurer. ai last gettlement. $7 1 ,2 40 Out , tendlue taxes 01 ISI 3, 1.220 nt) A.o.U.M. of dunllcate of [Sul, 7.012.1 :It Proceeds of sale of oid house in List Lot, 7 I 00 Price ol Melodeon reeekell of P. itutwey'R estato, State tehool appr,priatioll, kept i.r Property I eeei veil from Oct t. 'region fees tevett rd ve- tool-re‘l deo/. 11), Teno , :dal 1, the year I< IT:Or , , mat, I:110. tiN es. ,t r. NV ono I and enAl. 110.0 i e,t nn indobtedncau to lht Jan uarv, 1865, Printina, Mosßptlger, and Incidental PX pooseN, 1, 0111!rill lOna allowed on duplicate or 186:1. Collection fere, Nxonerat ions on duplicate of 1804, Abatement to ta), pa),n4 180.4., j Pet, of collection. I . frengurel'a hands, sth of June, 1866, Ail of which iti rerpertfully xubtnitt cd. IC C. WOODSV \ Fintin,llll Fq, n t Iry my 17, 18115, Financial report rend, appr'..•n, a d ordure t to be pubib lied in the papers of he I totnet. By ..r.ler of t to, Board, July 21, 1 865- 31 the sake. 'hers infurw the 'Radio that they Ktill I . lllltinne the OAS FITTING AND rLUMBINO hlsinen at the lid Stand 111 the baFutnent of the Flew ‘lethadho t numb. Ihey will attend promptly to al/ In their lint. Lend and Iron Pipes, Il ydran to, Hot and cold Water Closets, Faleo a .d Litt Pumps W,o`t Welded Tubes. Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, IVlkh fin MISS, nydrmul c Brims, Ac,and every description o. rocks and fittings for gun, st,um water, (v. Superior cooking range heaters and gas fixtures put up in ehurehes, :lures and dw rIl lims. at short notice in the most modern style, All ,ateriala and work in our line at low rates till warran`%d. MCountry cork and jatddag TO, imptly attended to, July 1.1664. Ix. ,t uDrrows NOTIC Tho undersigned having been appointed by the Orphan's Court of Cumberland County. 11111 Anditm to matand and distribute the assets In the lisuati of Jinni) Rhoads, Administrator of Jacob B. Nick ey, late of %Vept. Penneboro township deed., hereby gi,,,irotice that ha will attend to tile dative of tali appointment at his mite In Cat lisle. on Saturdai the kJ; day of A ll gust. 180. at 10 o'clock A. M., where thane interested may attend if they coo proper. July 14, 1805-3 t VOTICE.- 1 . On motion of NVatla ,4 Parker, Atty's of Wm. Oraty, Executor of Jamison Hannon, deed, a rule woo granted upon the hells at Law of _tno said Jamison Hannon, deed , to itppear at the next Orphans' Court of Cumberland County. Penna., on Tuesday the 15th of Angina, to show CIIIIAO why the eild Wm. Urncy. should not Ito discharged by the Said Court from hie Executornislp, be having nettled finally his Adminir. tration account, which notice In hereby • ,TOUN JACOB'S, High Sheriff of said County. July 14, 1865-4 t, SIR .AXES CLARKE'S CELE BRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared froth a prescription of Plr 3 Clark, M. D., Phyl. Man Extraordinary to the lueett. riILIIS well known medicine is, no p.. im position, but a more and safe remedy for Female Dialevities and Obstruations, from any cause whatever and although a powerful remedy, it contai.a nothing hurtful to the constitution. To Married ladies it is peculiarly - malted. - It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period` with regu larity. In all mama of Nervous and Spinial Affections, Pain i ci in the pack and Limbs, It . aviness, Fatigue on slight exertion, PalpitatiolThf HI Heart. towne- aof Spirits, Hysterics Sick Headache. titan, and all the painful (Memos occasioned by a dice rl mod system, th r ee Pills will effect n cure when all other means have failed. These runs have never been known to fail where the directions on the 2,1 page of pamphlet are wt II observ• ed. For further particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. $1 and a postage stamps enclosed to any authorised agent. alit insure a hattle;coutaining'ever 60 pills, by return Mail. W. ELLIOTT, bee. 2, 1801. .. . . Avent; 'ar'isle. PHYSICIANS will find it "lo'their itd vautage to call and patellas° their Idedlclr ea at July 1, 1804 . - ----- --- 1 - " The House - Cleaners Friend. A LL FIN (CM, have a Back saving article for civil:ling - Floors, OH Cloth, Windows, o:, that Is worth arwasaminatiou by the public. Call ,and see it. CROWE SWABS & TOBACCO, I " AT RALSTON'S "Yes, A Positive Cure.' I= SAMARITAN'S CrIFT BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! r I;I•1 U 1 1. ULCERS, SORES, :4rnTR. VETTER:, SCALES, BOILS, DISEASES, Fir SAMARITAN' Roo 7' FIKRB .11-IC'Es FEU ALES ! SAN A IZITAN'S WASH mark n's nemeiLes. LIU VITAL. f iix, \lkil Urlti I , NI I . I eh DE:=)11)NIJ 3 CO. Pl•ptio ors. Ithre St.. l'lliindelphin FINANCIAL EXHIBIT ('.l RLrsLE sf WOOL PIsTRICT Dl= ox pond it ures C. P. llUMltlull S..rt•tlry LYNCH & FOOTE, Plumbers & Gas Fiiters 8110 EVER BATHS C. Audlt,. SEVENTH QUARTERLY REPORT , OF THE First National Bank; Carlisle. ° July 3, 1835. Lanus and Discounts, 1F.4 114 71 V. 8. Dowls. • 129 650 (:0 --313,7 CA 71 Due from flanks and 11»nhors 38.939 11 . Legal 'tender Notes, 76 759 89 Nutes of other Hanks, 6,581 00 ensh items, 0,921 42 13d,201 42 . "Lott 'Estate and InsuralleV, Furniture and Fixtures, Pretests, Current hixponses and T 117.141 Capital, Clreu/ Deposits, Duu to Banks, DigeOUn to and Prnmlunis Surplus Fund, July 11, HARDWARE STORE. rill-1E old Hardware stand of Lewis F. lY Lynn, has panned into the hands of W. H. Miller S. A. Bowera, who are now transaetinv 1.11 , 1ne ,, g un der the name and style of MILLER & BOWERS. The new firm havejnet returned fain the city and are now prepared to furnish to the piddle at the lowest prier's, all kinds of FonLiox AND DOMESTIC II kird ,tre, Conch Trim i uit, Paints, 011 a. GLASS, VARNIS', Ac. A lock Into their store will convince all that they have enough of goods to fully supply the demand In this market. Persons wanting goods in bur Ilop o 111 find it to their ndyantare to give us a All orders , personally and promptly attended to. July 7.1065. U. S. Revenue Notice of Appeals VNIT ED ST ATI.SI NTF:ItNA I. II EVEN UF., FIFf EUNTII 1 CONGRESSIONAL Durraurr. OF P ENNNE MANIA. j Comprising the Counties of York, Cumberland and Perry. froVICE IS llE't EBY GIVEN, That the annual lists of Valuations and Enumerations of property subject to tax tinder the act entitled "An Act to provide Inter meal Revenue to support the Government, to pay inter. est on the Public U ht. nod for other purposes," aft. proved June 30th, 1804, nod amended Ninreh 3d, 1865, made Sad taken by the several A ssinant Assessor, of said district, w ill remain open nt my office. in York. Pa . fir the exatninntion of all persons concerned, fur the apace of ten days from the date hereof I e , elusive of Sunday July filth) At the• elpiration of Fitid ten days I sill sit at the following named times and plants to hear and determine appeals. relative to any et root. ous or e . eiinu•ratinn,s ar risqesr men! rendered on sail Ordeal li•t: FEM A LES , ! On the J oh end .251 do of July' et my office in Centre Sync re. York. In. er th 4, 17th day on July, ut tho ofiee of AFsiqtant 1 % Fsr sor lie nit. in Newport Perry County, Ps. Ott the 28th and 211th nt thu Mime of James A. Ituto I ar, Esq , CnrUrit, Cumberland County. l•a. Notice is lin ther given. that un eppeol will be al lowed to any party afC•r lie shall have been duly es seased. and thu annual ILA coutaming the ns-erement hoe Semi trim eat it ted to the Collector of this bistriet All appeals muFt stuto the Trirtirular cause. mutter or thing. respert log whirl, et d,•cisLm Is r. quested, und the ground or principle nit rror complaioed of. /1011ACV, ISONIIAM, (1.3 ANSeFHOr 15th Pistrlt. Dated nt York , uly 12, 1465. PIANO-FORTES. DRIGGS' NE W PATENT. A RE the only Instruments constructed ,tx on a truly scientific principle. They have gre.t, or strength, and wit remain longer in one than any other Piano The conAtructinti is simple and natural, MI the ex traner,us lumber in the body I the instru ment is dispensed with; the sound 'lmlrds . are more , y tan arched planks of thin wmkl, tike the Govt and back of a vhdln ; the strings w e attached to a strong Iron frame, which is separated and enthely indepond ent Of be case, thereby dispensing with the old harp (min 01 stringing. by substituting straight bridges, preserving at the same time the Over Strung Bass, of which )tr. Driggs in the Inventor. lly these improve ments We gain much more vibratory p.,‘ es, at the same (Imo preserving all its purity and richness of They have received the highest testimonials from the Tessa, and all the principal artists in the cou n try, among which are Harry Sanderson. L. M. Gott,halk. Max Maretzek, Thalherg. Theodore List Wm. Mason. Herman WoMenhaupt, A. Barill, Francis 11. Brew n. M.Straekesch. Wm. Henry Fry. Ihas. Fradol. LS So 4:07 lb c) 00 Mr. 61.:(1ES1I CND 111.1.1,13 ERG, the great pianist. anyn :—I have examined your new Piano-fortes, r nd I cordial]) apple, of its •ystem of , oustruction• Its ineiple, by e hicb great increase 01 rihratory power is obtained, being very simple and perfectly plblosephi cal. 'rho lolly is grand nod noble; it has great e•ipare• Its for sustaining the sound or singing, and its vol nero of tone or porn or I have never heard excelled in depth, purity, and sympathetic sweet nett. nr. 111 , N ItY TILT, late musts{ slab` of the N. 'tribune says Inane examined your newly invented Plano• Fortes. They merit all the praise given to them by Mer.sr s Milberg, flotisehalk, Strachrosch, Mason and others An r egards structure, they are original and philor, phical ; in purity, volume, and milli. uity of tone; in Vorill Nernimilitude, that crux Ong ex ,1 lan, e which enables the pianista to •• slog" on the In st. uno-nt., your riann4 ever dowse the highest rank Ynlr laves, tine, In my opinion, Is destined to work a radical change in the manufacture of llamas through. t the world. $3 .. 11 VAf , 194 4c 4 EMI ts i 'S l 8 7 _ t k. 1.1 .., I Ph I rota the N Y. Herald, ept Upon a careful ex_ amination of Urigg'r Piano-Forte, we find the insults obtained are a very flue hinging tone, great purity and brilliancy throughout the entire instrument, not often lOUrld in Pianos col structed upon the old plan. The N. Y. Times, .luly 12, say-at—We have note an 'sets tment without an equal. It can ring with a smooth delicacy, perfectly unattainable on any other instrument: an ordinary player obtains with no e'er. don. V e fullness of a Grand Plano-Forte, and they mart speedily supersede the old stybert 0 I 11 tissid.sidEN—having thoroughly examined and tested the Fine. 40111 /1 hirer ted and Patented by Mr. S. 0. Priggs, I am of the opinion that the tone re suit• lag from his Unproven/cuts, as ,xhibited in the in struments under examinatinn, In point of richness, d , gth and brilliancy, tquids that of the best Grand Piano Pot toe, and excels them - in pure, musical inton ation and actual tone, power thus approximating closer to shit/ I consider perfection in the Instrument than has yet horn achinTed by any other fip,telll of mannfactur, WINI. HALL & SON, 503 Broadway, NEW YORK. Before pu i chasing, Bend , for n desrriptivo estalogue with price. 3tote Id , ISUL—Iy. zihz, CODIDIERCIAL COLLEGE Highly Important to Young Men OUNO )IEN who are out of employ- Inon t. ILI NG MEIN about - engaging in business. YOUNG MEN who have had limited menus of education YOUNG MEN who have failed to Improve their Gm at common behoole. YOUNG MEN well educated In other respects but Lick ing a knowledge of business affairs. YOUNG MIN of fortune who would know how to man age their own affairs. YOUNG MEN without fortune who would poas.ss the boot moans of rising in the World. YOUNG of skill, enterprise and capacity„ who lock ei thorough knowledge of ally of the branches embraced in a complete course of commercial instruction. Are requoeted to call at this Institution or send for a Circular giving full particulars. Instruction in Bonie-Keepimd, Penmanship, Phonwea . ph,y, Ar!'thimetic, REPALE DEPARTMEIM, •,. For the accommodation of !Adios wishing to pursue either Penmanship or Book-keeping. a separate depart went will be opened as soon as a sufficient number a applicants Shall have been received. Persons wishing to enter this department aro requested to apply imme diately. For further particulars address A. M. TRIMMER, Carlisle, Pa. Deem:Ml(lv la, 1[304 '9091 L &Mr 'nava °lunatic, cm olleoddo Alain .IEI Jo.tounn - 'DV 9V11912 , 111VA. 'Horig`ofro'siblzva 'apti - Kuv caluiPiiturT opeautoa purr u2p.toa suarivala . 7.1.1VA7 giAltirr: o ) s *!‘ o99 avitsv ‘SIMAIOE( 2S RA.LSTON'I4 PORT Folios; %Ring Desks, Back Gammon Boat*. Games of all description at Hay notion's Drue, Fanny and BOok Store. I? you want anything go to 4laveratiok'a Brug and Book Store. RESOU 'ICES 7.090 00 708 45 12 88 788 00 453,4 , 5 1/1 LIABILITIES 50,000 00 45 COd no 041,640 70 7,671 44 1,634 30 7,000 00 453,455 46 .1. C. IIOPPEIt, Cashier. Yours respectfully, L. M. fIOTTSCII.I The Great Internal Remedy . For THE EFFECTUAL CURE OF RHEUMATISM, COI T NEURALGIA, TETTER, IS TRULY sTA N UNEQUALED BY ANY MEDI CINES now before the public, for the cure of the above named diseases. The vast number of rub en medicines able!, formerly have been used fur these diseases. score merely temporary in their effeetv and of doubtful virtue, but The Rheumatic Compound Reaehes the I.ouree of all trouble. And netually banish• ea the disease limn the system l v Its Immediate notion nn the blood. Joh nsoleB Ithcomatic (Impound THE SOLDIER'S TRUE FRI EN 1) ! = PROVOST OFFIcg, ) TPRUBOII, Dee. 17th, 1804. f Mn. ANDREW bouncy :—Dear Sir: In November last I had h severe attack of Rheumatism, to which I bad net boon subject fie. nearly throe years The attack was so severe I.ilwE I rnnhl not move my head or raise my arm. After trying different medicines without avail. I was induced to use your Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier, and before I had taken three hot. ties I was so completely cured that I could perform any duty to which my country might cull me. I con glad ly and confidently recommend It to all icy fellow Rol dines as the .luictevt and surest remedy for Rheum.. Um I ever used. I= NORRIS PATT'SRSON. Refel.eitro P. T. Pattersnn and William linnran, Nd! 77 \V and street. Ail who ute benefit. It eines a hen all other retnedlet fail. It gives unlve‘sal sa , lstaetu.n. 'll,e prof Is ino.t abundant. It is the only sure cure for Ithetunatlnto It fs the grey trot ili,overy of the age Nn other rwuud• has lucre ne on popular, It is proserilad by phpniriaoe It Is recommended by t.hssivianr. In truth. it is a perfect loonetarta, R. E. SELLERS & CO. SOLE PEOPRIETOEr: W . II , 11.1:; , ALE DU (I IST,4, For sale by Johnson. 110 linen). k Cowden, Polladel phia, and DA %1D RALF, /lA, Carlisle. 7, IR(Ill, Aele.lo! -- ,rif*“.4*, - 4 - 31 7 ftk I Fe) ;2 5 i • (The Truo l (ienuilio) hna Ftood for thirty years tt Staple Heilletly. it negnaled by uoy medicine known for Illy cur,• of Liver Com plaint Cottivent, , ,Sick Head/101e and Bulinun Disnr. den's, and inde.•d for the it hole tlais of diqAases nricl nnting in billa,y deranaentritts. Symptom R f(1 Di serr.ved l,irr r general loss of appetite, sickness of the stomach, pains In the head, stoat lilt re, back inad sides, sense of weariness, with s espies.. :tights-costiveness of bowels, followed in some cares by looseness; slight dry cough. low spittle. with disinclinations to every duly. are prominent , ymptoms of a diseased state of the Liver. The liver Lajtoiv ever. often much deranged when the most form triable svm p . 1115 are a I wen l ..cud 1.1 , e01111!S daily nut of order 1...t0re it Is kucwn Great Cure of Liver Complaint, By a, (Thyinyt, „yfy Tarr loi LIVER PILLS Savrn Cati.t„ Ohio Co., \ !oar. :20, An. Mr. ht. E. St.i.t.r.as: Dear Si—l think it is a duty I ewe to yuu and the public generally, to state that I hale been afflicted with Liver C ,mplaint for a long time, and badly. that an al.sret“ ti,rtned and broke, which 101 l a Vern tatc. Ilnriup beard rt your celebrated Liver rills, being for rale by A. It. Sharp, (Vert Liberty. and recommended to me by lay physician, Dr. Y. Smith. 1 concluded to gilt, Ificel a fair trial. I purchased our box and Maud them to be just what they are recommended, lb., best Liver Pill ever used : and after taking four boxes. I find the die. ease has entirely left me, aud am mow perfectly well. RcspeCtf yours. W EST L 1111.1,11. Ma,ll 2 1848 I certify that I ow personally acquainted with Mr. Coßnal], And tam tear toatimony to the truth of th above eorihirote. GENERAL SATISPAi"NON." EN VII.IE. d Co., I n U., Oct. 27, 1858 Mr. It. E. SELLERS Sir: I n,u out of your Liver Pills, nod should hr glad to revolve n supply, ns they glue general sath-find ion, Please send the some soon. BEST FAMILY PILL ALEXANDRIA, I.leklo-g Co, 0, Mardi 1, 1856,4 Mr. D. S. Outs: Dear Sir: I hove used SELLER'S LIVER PILLS myaeli and in my family, and must say, ns an altehtttve and common family physic, I Consider a very desirable pill. They are moinpl. but mild is their effort: arouse a healthy action of the Liver. carry off the morbid secre tions, and leave the system in a healthier condition thou any ph) Fie I have ever taken or administered. Very Duly and re•pertlully SAMUEL PARE. TO THE PUBLIC The original, only true and genuine Liver Pills. are prepared by It. 11. :tenets, and has his name In black wrx upon the lid of each box, and his signature on the outride wrapper-11/ others are counterfeits or hose boitationr. R. E. SELLERS & Prop'rs, PITTSBURGH, PA For gale by Johnson, Holloway & Cowden, Philadel phia, and DAVID RALSTON, Carlisle July 7, 1364. FIWAW4III7.%I4fAsepIARVIZy 7 , .v_ LN LARGE BOTTLES, Is particularly recommended for use during the spring and Summer, whorl the Blood is thick and Circulation slow and retarded by unhealthy 'aerations This per fectly safe. though powerful; Purifier Cleanses and ea news ovety ,pori ion of the hystorn. II is the only grow 1111,13 and original BLOOD SEARCHER, whirls for many years has performed the most wonder ful, yet permanent cures, in confirmed cases of Scrofu la. Old Sores, Totter, 'rumors, Bolls, and all kinds of Scrofulous Eruptions. It is also a reliable remedy for Salt Rheum, Ring 'Worm, Scald Head ,and kindred dis eases. AA a general Tonle Its effeeta are most benignant and cannot fall to benefit where used . . Wo make no clul9 to having dlecovered a "Panacea' , or ••Un,lvorsal Remedy" 1 1 . r all the ailments to which Pula Is heir; but we do claim what countless Ihete have fairly and fully established, that In the BLOOD SEARCHER, no olukted wlil find n "Standard Medicine," one upoh which'ilicy can rely no a sure eporiflc for l the dlecasea for which it is ,ecommended I. have this day, October 7th, 18(14 dispoded of my entiro interest in J. M. Llininey'n Improved Mood- Searcher, to it E. Sellers & Co., together with the right to nee my name in its preparation. The only genuine article will hereafter be .prupared by them exelualvely. M. LINDSEY. PREPARED BY .• R. E. SELLERS & CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS, Pittsburgh, Pa. • PRICE . $1 PER. .BOTTLE.. , For sale by Jolinson;130110 Holloway y phis, and DAVID RALSTON & Cowden, Pbujidei. Oaritile,_ July 7„ IMMI PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Pennsylvania State Agricultura a Society will bold Ito r.xhibltion on Septototer 2e 27. 2R , and .2, LSO, at - LLIAMSPORT, LYCOM LNG COUNTY. Auy information denired by unisons desiring to ex hibit, applications for premium lista or posfers, or by members of the tQociety ' will he given by the under sLowd, or A. porn if t )lII,TON. • PreSident, Harris burg. U. S. 7-30 LOAN. RINGWORM, &e By authority of the Frerotary of the Froasury, the undersigned, the General Subscription Arent for the sale of United States Steurities, offers to the nubile the third series nt Treasury Notes. hearing seven and three tenths per rent, interest per annum, known as the These notes 'IVO Issued under date of July 15. tB,ir,, and are payable three years from that delete currency or are eonvertllde at the option of the holder Into GOLD-13 BARING BONDS These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium, sad are exempt, an 310 all the Government !toads, from State, County. anti Municipal taxation, width adds from one to three per cent, per annum to their value, according to the rate levied upon other prop erty. The interest is payable semi-annually by con polls attached to each note, which may 1111 cut offend sold to any bank or I anite, Notes of all the denominations named will ho Prompt ly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. The Notes of this Third Series are precisely similar in form a' d privileges to the ;even-'thirties already sold, except that the (lovernpent ricS.,Vef , to itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at 6 per cent., in elead of i 3-10tha in rurteney. Subscribers will d••- duct the interest in currency up to .fitly 10th, at the time when they subscribe. 'the cry of the notes of this third series of the Seven thirties will commence on the let of June, and will be not to promptly and continuously after that data. Iho slight chatigt, mote ill the eondittoLs of this S LLIES affect, only the wetter intetest.— The payment in gohl, it made, .01 Le equivaleot to the rut retie) . Interest of the higher rote. Th , . return to I.e.rie pat nients, in the event of only nill the 4.plion to pay interext in ()old be availed of. would no reduce and equalize pliers that purchnßes made with six per rent in gold would be fully e [nal to those made With 4even and three tenth. per cent. in currency. This is THE (),I_,Y . LOAN IN MARKET Now offered by the Government. and its superior ad vantages make it the Great Popular Loan of the People 1T=1121111113 Leen than 5..3 000,000 of the Loan Authorized by Ci sii i.. are now on the market. his amount, lathe lA, at ..111..1. it is 1,1 m; ala.oi bed, v.lll nil I,e i.nlr s•ritml fir within sixty days, when the notes hill Un- Iltattotodl) nom Oland a prelninin, an has uniformly I', on lA,- else oil cloning tn, nude., Options to other LOalls ardor that -ii izin, of cc. r . ) town and ,ection of tic, country trigy be aff ft, taking the Nationat BA, ks , State Banks, and Private Bankers th roughs ut the country have generally agreed to revel% a subncri pt ions at par. t , nleteritanyn, ct ill select tl,lr nn. n 3:ents, in ‘shoni they tat V, COnfidvnve. and 041, MI l \ Oro tr, he teQprantible for the delivery of the 11:0 es fn W: ieh they receive orders For sale at the Flret Not. Rank and Carltsle Deposit Bank. Carib 1., and Flist Not. Rani.. Newrille. I= MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, In' COI' ETLA NDT ST N E W YORK. 100,000 WATCH ES, GOLD PENS, PENCILS, &e. &c. &e. &e. NV 0 It 'l' II $500,000 ! TO BE So 1,1) AT ()NE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT REHA III) To VA L 1 E. ISUE=I Splendid List of Articles. All to be .old for oN E DOLLAR Each I= :a+o flenCstiold Hunting Case Watehee, SSO to $ll,O iillo Ladies' Gold and Enamoled Cal.e G zilches, " i• 1 400 Gent's Il u•iiing Case vet - watches 30 " 70 20 Diamond It 6 0 " 100 3,ut 0 0,411 cast and Nash Chains, IS •• itu SOW 4•' 6 3,000 Gold Oval Baud Bracelets, I " 4(00 Chased (I old " - 10 2(00 Chatalaine Chains and Guard Chains, 6 •' 20. 14 000 Solitaire and 1.010 liturizhos. 4 " Is 2,000 Laid and Fiorentino ihoorhes, 4 •• ti 2.t.0 Cbriii, Opal and Ertl°, It Id Brooches. ti 2.,00 Mo e tir, Jet, Lava. and Florentine Ear 1. B. SHARP Drops ' . 4 4 ` 8 4 sto Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, 4 " 6 4.080 California Diamond Breast. Pins. 2 50 " 10 3,000 Gold Fob nod Vest Watch Iteys, 2 50 " 8 4.000 Fob nod Vest Ribbon SqLtes, 3 " 10 4.080 Sets Sleeve Buttons Studs, etc. 3 '' 8 3 000 Gold Thluibles, Peocils, etc. 4 " 7 6.000 3floistuf e I,>ck,ts, 5 •' 8 4.000 31inhiture Locheis—Nlagic Spring, 3 '• 25 4.1100 Gold Toothpicks, Crosse,, etc. 2 ' 0 5 000 Plain b.. Id hinge, 4 " 11 5.000 Chased 4)014 Bingo, 4 " 11 7,000 Stone Set and Signet Rings, 2 50 " 10 5.000 California Diamond Rings, 2 " 10 7.1.04 Sets Ladies' Jeoelry—Jut nod Gold 5 " 15 ii lAD Sets Ledo s' ./..e eiry —Cameo. Pearl, etc 4 " 15 8,5 1.1 Gold Fens Silver 08tensiou !folders E=l and Den .. Ils 4 " lo 0.000 Gold Pens andGobbllounled Holders 3 - 50 , 0 'II, o Goblets and Drinki n g cnia, 0 •• 10 1,000 Silver Oast ors, 15 " 2,.0J Sliver Fruit and Cake Basket" 10 " PEk nOzEtt 1.000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, slu to $2O 1,01,1 •• Table Spoons and forks :40 •, 100 CP:ILTIF/GATES naming each article and its Value. are placed In SEALLb EN' ELOPLB. which are well mixed. One 01 these L•'uvolopee, containing the certl fiesta or Order for some article, (worth at least Rile dollar at retail.) will be writ by mail to any address, without regard to choice on receipt of 25 Cents. The purchaser will see when Article it draws, and its val ue, which may be from One to Sire flunked 'balers, and can then send One Dollar and receive the Article named. or airy other on the list ut the same value and after seeing the article, It it does not cit a pertly t eat we desire it to he immediate!, returned a n d the amount paid mill 1,0 refunded Irty this Mode we give serectlens from a 1,0 le , / stock of line goods, of the best make and lateal styles and of lstrr brie wilt Lb. ta a nominal price. while a,l have n churn.° of securing artier, of the very big, • at value. In all cases wo charge Mc Mrnardina the Certificate, postage and doing Ihe 1.11 , 1. F ,, 00 sum of Twenty live Cents, which must be end, sod in the order. Five Certificates will he sent fir ; eleven for $2; thirty Mr (5; sixty-five fur sin: true hundred for SO. Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt returns, and the article drawn oil{ be 1111111e dk1ely sent to any address by return mail or express. Crain, EatialtWlitth Guaranteed in all cases. Agoura wanted, send fur circular. Write your Name, Town, County and State plainly, and address. Jtimi 16, 1805-6 mo • cOAL AND LUMBER, Y The subscriber having leased the yard formerly occupied by Armstrong, and Ifoffei, and purchased kho stock of COAL AND LUMBER, fa the yard, together .with an !nunenen mow Flock will have cohetantly. en hand and ()wide!' to n der all blade and quAllty of aeasoned UMBER, 110ARDR. according to diroctions, SCANTLIbiti, FRAM) STUFF, Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked Inorlog and Weatherboarding, Posta and Safe, and every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whitepine, Hemlock and Oak, of different qualities. Having cars of my own I can furnish bills to order of any length and size at the shortest notice and en the most reasonable terms. My worked boards will be kept under cover so they can be furnished dry at all Mom I have constantly on hand all kinds of Family Coal under cover, which I will deliver clean to any part of the borough. To wit: , - Lykerts Vallcy, Broken, Egg, Stove end Nut, Luke Fiddlers aai_ • Itl , v b orLon, k L i oc h us i t l i r d u e nta m in 7! 40 1 4.00!?... to rY' stril. ' at p the giorrese . . prices. Best quality of • . , . . ' Limeburner's and Beackinnith'a "Coal, always on band2whlch I will sell at the lowest figure Yard west aide, of Grammar Ramo), Blain street. • ~. ANDREW U. BLAIR. ' Juno 0, 1805. tt. . • WRIT iNG .Pcper of all descriptions, Bovolopes,V4lthig Cards, at liztveratic Vo Drug and Book Blom ' . Cl 'Oil Lamps, Shades-a, nd Chita neys 10 lioverdick's pros kat Book Store. • A. BROWER WWI KEIL S• crotary July 14. 1865-3 E. THIRD SERIES, $230,000,000 7-30 L 0 A N U. S. 6-20 Six per cent One Cent per day on a $5O note Two cents is t" , $lOO " Ten " " Viso " " " Slow $1 " " " " $5OOO AY cllurcE, u ript i4JI Agent. l'hiladelphla G-®g,Doo sELDoN & co. IMMM3 I= MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION 81,LDEN & Cu. Courtlandt Strea. New Vorli ESTATE NOTICE,- Lantern Testamentary on the estate of Robert bOl, late of South NliddletonTownship, deo'd., having tputt granted by the Register of this County to the subscriber molding In said township. All persons who aro indebted to sold estat , are required to make im• mediate payment, and those having etahna to present them to July 14, 1865-11 t SCHOOL TAX FOR 1866 rr HE Duplicate of School Taxes for I the present year has been delivered by the Sebrol Directors to the Treasurer for coilemion, It Is there fore made the duty of said Treasurer to glee -untie° to the Taxable Citizens of the Borough of Carlisle that he will attend at the County Court House. (Commis stoners' Ofileso on Thursday and FrPay the 7th a i nd Nth of September next: between the hews of ft and 12 In the forenoon, and 2 and 5 in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving the said' Taxes. All persons paving their Taxes on or before these days will receive a reduction of FIVE PER CENT. Thr Taxes In the meantime will be received by the Trensmer at his dwelling in West Mnln St. J. W. ERY, July 14. 18115. Treanuren Notice tc the Public PONT OFFICE, Carlisle, Pa. 3une22, 10th 1 WITII a view to bring into general use t tamped Envelopes bearing requests for the re turn of Unclaimed letters, it Is p (weed by the Port Ma— ter General, to furnish the memo, with the names, busi ness and Post Office address of parties printed in full, not exceeding four lines across the end of the envel ope, including the request without additional charge. I am authorized to receive orders fur envelopes, of Let ter and Oficial size, on which It Is desired sari. re quests mhnuld ito printed. It Is believed that the pros iriou Made Mr returning unclaimed letters. b getter wtLb t• e low rates at width these envelopes are furolsbed, cannot fail to ci inmend their use to It 1I r. hose orrespondenee is ex tensive. Indere must be given in writing, and in no ease for less than a thousand envelopes, accompanied with a printed card. showing the names of the parties and their Post Office address, so as to prevent mistakes. OM. ZINN, P. M. June *22. IStiii. F_AsT ATE NOTICE.- ` esters ofAdministration on the Estate of John (i. eakley, late of Warsaw, Haneork County. Illinois dee'd , having been granted by the Register of this County to the subscriber reriding in South Middleton Tw p All persons having elaims againiit said estate. will present them for settlement, and those indebted will make immediate pa} :tient to =IN 11111E111:=1 Dissolution of Partnership. r The undersigned having sold their fl st,ek and good ail]. and lensed their lard to An• drew 11. Mai.. hereby give notice t rat the partnership heretotore existing between them is this day dissolved by motoal convent. The honks of the firm will be kept at the iesidence r f Jelin Armsti cog on Muth' street. two doors a est of the rail rand depot. where both part ners will be in act. veda nee to Fettle arsenate It is nhaolately necessary the: the firm books be settled in Lberl ar t a ir pmr ihle Limo. oral Ire now Pan upon all pe,,oas knowing themselves in iebted to us to roll rat once and make• payment either by cash or note. = Strike While The Iron Is Hot! NEW BTO R E', NEW GOODS. H AVE just received a large asssort of New, Gonda, such ne Callo.en. DeLal nss. 'hal lie-, Law us, Alpacas. Chamhreys, IN/ennuis, Linens Ilri,wn and lilea,lied Shoe. io';s. Brown and Illeuchrd 'hi rti IS up. Alee,a ton n.sortntont or Men's Goods, such a 4 Cloths, ein,sinteres, Sattinetts. Jean.. Cott un ath.q. Denims. Stripes, Cho/ I,s Including all quality al.d sty). ilinh,rshirls and Drawers. Dram Shirts. Shirt Collar=, Seel, (ili , ves. and Al other goods pertaining, to a thnitletinto's Rnrdrnhc. f nr h !Orb wlll be. soold nt lover plot, time they ron , .llinc else, 1t,,. in f hole. WM. A. MILES , :t•xt door Wsst of th,, Post Oilier, Csrlisle. •I.q' t!f,, MI C A TREMENDOUS Reduction in Prices OF Dry Goods at Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. I r„,u mew reeeivinv another lot of Goods fought at the present reducsd city prices, and will run them oft at Very small profits. Calk., from 121 to 20ets Muslims f om 1214 to 2:,etQ. Glngliams Se , at the vet y lowest figures. 110.411.:RY AND 6:LOVES much lower than former prices. MOURNING GOODS I will open week a full :0,40 meat of all the now Bty inn of Mauro l e g (hoods. As toy stock of goods was vely light when the decline In price took place, I am now prepared to offer great Inducements to pu,has ers. All in want of good and cheap DRY CiOODS will do well to roll at the Cheap Cash Store. f lIA S. OM I,BY, Trustee April 1. o, NOTICE. ,I/1/' •r/Irg 1/Pilr'llrrll r r DRY GOODS. t lientz's Emporium which 1 has el wa)a boon /Ithil Ited as being the ch.apest i 4 t.we in the Coputy. We have recently reeeive4 from th , Esslern Cities selections of the choices( goods, at muell vet y low figures an will surprise the purchaser.— We will as usual replenish our stork with the most soa6onable good!, such us cannot fail to gratify the most fastidious Our Domestic goods are greatly re dared in price. hover than ran be purchased Di town. A. W. BENTZ. March The Long Looked For Has Come DR. COLLINS' f4HAT . MVO REMIOIESA Y NDIAN Pain Killer.—For the quick Jl_ltellef of Headache, Toothache, Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Fain In the Stomach, Beck or Side, Painter's Cholla, Cramp. Frosted Feet or Ears, Burns, Fresh Cuts Sprains. Bruises, Dturrhen, Sore Throat, and all shut tar complaints. Toothache relieved in eight. minutes. Earache relieved In ton minutes. Burns relieved from smarting In fifteen minutes. Cramp or Cholic cured in ten minutes. Sprains relieved in twenty minutes.— Sure Throat relieved In thirty minutes, I have spout years In selecting the herbs front the vegetable kingdom, to find out the kinds best adapted to suit diseases ot the human Inertly, and now I have It complete. Every Bottle Warranted. Try it! Try It These things Iwo prove on the spot, and before your only bring Can CAWS. It,. COLLINS bag also for sale late Syrup of Boots BARKS AND HERBS, Indian Eye Wash and Powhattan Salve. This Syrup cures Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma. and all similar complaints. Also purifies the blood. The Salve heals Sores orilrealdma out to the 'Face. draws tire from Bums; warranted to cure Beal. d or Sore Breasts. The Eye WWII] carol Farr or lOntiltlekl Lyre, Dr. Collins Valley- Herb Pills, For the cure of Sick or Nervous Headache, Female Ir regularities' Dropsy, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dis eases of the Kidneys, Fever and Arne, &c. Dr. t.OLLINS can be consulted at his Office. oti eases of various kinds, These Medicines are prepared and sold by ....SAMUEL COLLINS, Indian Medicine Man, Near the Corner et Third St. and Strawberry Ails;. Also, for sale at 11AVRItSTICK'S Drug and hook Store, Carlisle. All orders shou'd be addressed to Dr. S Harrisburg. Those Medicines are purely Negemido. Juno 10.145, THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE: RIENCE OF AN INVALID )üblished for the benefit, and us a I CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN, and others, who sof ter from Nervous Dubblty , Premature Decay of Mau bool, itc., Rupp!) bug at the same lime TUE MEANS uF ItELF-CUND. By ono who ball Cal Od himself after un• dergolog comdderablu quackery. By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope single copies may be had of the author. NATHANIEL M A !CFA I , Esq., Be,. a, 1844.—km0. Brooklyn.lttoge Co , N. Y. GROCERIE S!1 C. P. M YEI?S j• SO' v, • 11 . AXE just returned from the east ern Mies end have opened et their store, in Main St., CarUriu, apposite Sexten'e ibirdwore Store, au immense stock of .NEW AND FRESH. GROCERIES comprised In part of Coffees, Sugars, Syrups Teas, Salt, Spices, ground and unground Oraekera. dune, Cot Tee Essonees, FISH, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, BroonsB, Brushes, Tobacco, Scgarß, Suull. hlatchch Blacking, Bud Certif., GitlBB and St.ollelfftrl4. Queensware, eedarware, Notions, and ell other articles usually kept In a first .clees Gro cery. In regard to prlres 1 am determined to sell (Mods at the lowest figures. 13T_TTELMR..) MG-0-S and MI kinds of Country Prmlnce taken 'at market price. Partners and Dairymen are particularly invited to eau and se the celebrated PIICCNIX Cuunx, which has been pronounced by competent judges the superior Churn of the ago. • Nay 0, CIItATIFYING. , —ILia certainly very ILA ;motif. lug to know that two ot the best selfaeal hut irittliT.OANS and JARS in the United States, can bo had at Wm—Fridloy'e Shop, Haat Louther , St., Car- Halo. Sign of the nett Coffee Pot. July 7,186&--.3m0. S .CARPETING'S, Oil. Clothe and Mit, • tinge, at Ogliby'a Ohoap Omit Storm— • , OUAi. oannY, • July 7,180,0, Pulpit and \ Rostrum Pamphlet Serial, • c.SONTAINS ReportS 'of .the' l best Ser mons, Lectures, Orations, etc. Twello Numbers 5; clingle Numbers lb cents; Double Numbefs 25 cents. Th e object of this Serial is to preserve In convenient form the beet thoughts of our moat (tilted man just as they come from their lips: thus retaining their fresh ness and personality. The proofs are always corrected by the authors. Great favor has already been shown the work. The successive numbers will be head as often as Discourses worthy a place in the Serial CAA be fiend. Thirty-slx numbers have already been pub lished. A complete list will be sent when applied for with steam. lAMES B. WEAKLEV-, Executor List of Number's Already Published. I—Christian 'Recreation and Uncbristian AMUR° merit. by Rev. T. L. Cuyler. 2.—Mental Culture for Women, by Rev. 11. W.Deech er and lion. James T. Brady. 3.—Grandeurs ot Astronomy, by Prof. 0. M. Mitchell 4.—Progress and Demands of Ohrlstianity, by Rev Wm li. Milburn. s.—Jesus and the Resurrection, by Bee. A. Bing man Nott. —Tribute to Humboldt, by Hon. George Bancroft, cr. Dr. Thompson. Profs. AgIISSI4, Lieber, Bache, and Guyot. - 7.—Coming to Christ, by Rev. Henry M. Scudder, D D., M. D. B.—Daniel Webster. Oratton by lion. Edward Ever ett. at the Inauguration of the etattte of Webster. at Boston; 9.—A Cheerful Temper, a Thanksgiving Discourse, by Rev. Wm. Adams, D. D. 10.—Death ofWashlugion Irving, by Hon. Edward Everett and Itev. John A. Todd. ••• • . I .-0 serge Washtngton„ Oration . by Hon. Thomas A. 8- Ushered:, at the Inauguration of tho statue of Wash ington,- February 22d. 1860. 12. Trapet, Its Pleasures, Advantages, and Require ments, by J. H. Siddons. 13,-1 Dinah Ind en endeneo, by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Rey. Henry W. Bello we, b. b.. Rey. Jos. P. ThompsPn, D. D.. and Prof. 0. It 'Mitchell. I.l.—Sueresv of our Republic, Oration by lion. Ed• ward Everett, in Roston, July Ott, 1860. 15 and 16.—(Two In ono, 25 cents.) Webster's speech In the United Staten Senate, on the Force MIL and Jackson's Proclamation to South Carolina In 1833. 17 end 18—(Two In one, 25 cents.) Webstet's Reply to Rayne. In.—Lafayette, Oration by Hon. Charles Bumper. M.—The Causes of the American Mill War, by .f. Lotbrop Motley. 21 and.22.—(Two In one, 25 cents.) "The QueAtlons of the Day." Thregreat oration of Warm d Everett. M.—Providence In the War. A Thanksgiving Dis course, by the Rev. A. D. Burchard, D. D. 24 —The Southern Rebellion, and the Constitution al Powers of tho Republic fOr its Suppression. By the lion. Henry Winter Darts. 25 —The War for the Union. An Address by Wen dell Phillips 28 and 27.—(Two in ono 25 cants.) Three Unlike Speeches. The Abolitiontsi ' s and their Relations to the War by )1 m. Loyd Garrison The War not for Emancipation or Confiscation, by Hon. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky. Also African Slavery, the County:ston° of the Southern Confoderuty. by lion. Alex. H. Stevens 28 —The War; A Slave Dui. nor a Free ? By lion. Martin F. Conway. 20—Oration by lien. Georco Bancroft, before the citizens of New York, on the 22d of February, 1862, to it hick is added Wa-bington's Farewell Address. 3; —The Sabbath. and Its Notations to the State: do livered before one of the largest religious audiences ever assembled in Now York. J 1 —A Sketch of Parson lirowniow (by Thoodoro Tilton), and his Speeches on the Sufferings of Urden men vt the South and ti a Irreligious Character orthe Rebellion, fully and correctly reported, with the ap pis u , n and observat loop of the oudlence Inserted. giv ir n life-like view of the eel husiast lc reception which the 'Pars •n" received for his Unconquerable devotion to he Union. In these dperches Mr Brownlow narrates In his most eccentric and exrphic sqle, anny and various in cidents of the Rebellion. which came to his personal ince 'eds. Asa record of the tims, these speeches are worthy to be read and preme, ved by every patriot and historian. 32.—... Signs of Promb.e." A. Discourse by Itev..l IL Thompson. 3:1 Ilenry Word Ileecher's Port Sumpter Ora. Hon. April 14th, 1865. 7,.1 and' I.—lion. lieurge Rancroit's Oration In New York. April 25 at the Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln; the Putneal Ode, by Willow enilop., Bryant; The Emancipation Proclamation, lan. I, 1863: Mr. Lin. coin's Last lipiudural Add rosy; A cote eel Portrait of the late President (25 cis.) :•6.-11 , Memoriam. by hoe 11. I'. Thompson. Jul. :10, 1 Firts--.2.nt T Ot.tilhy's Cheap Cash Store. raw y 1105 S Illcg omy entire•t lof Sum Gouda t greatly' reduced prices, Swain new style Dress Goods, Lawns, Tama' tines, Barred f,ustres, DoLalnes, , very handsome, and at prices. Calicoes, Musllns, liinghams, Cheap er than ran ho bought to Carlisle. A large assortment of (haves and Hosiery at reduced prices. ery cheap. Noe IS the time for Bargains. 0011,81 lul) 7,1 N Ll ' .‘, - iikIAESMEN WANTED to do busi outms throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and neighboring States. Previous expetiebel: as salesmen not necessary. No part tally disabled or discharged soldier or active intell gent person need be without permanent and profitable employment. Apply personally and at once W. 9, WALTON. North East Corner Market St., and Market Square, larrighurg. June ii, 18US—femur. NFORM the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity that they have just opened In tho above popular stand, an immenso stork of First Class Clothing, and Gentleman's Furnishing Goods. Their stock con slots In part or Coats, Pants and Vests, for civilian or soldier, outdo atter the latest patterns, of Goods the quality of which cannot be questioned. Overcoats of all varieties. Trunks. Carpet Bags and Valises, Neck Ties, Scarfs and COilt,s, Shirts, Drawers and Stockings Fairy Goods of al/ (le.seriptions. In 'het /I complete and entire-assortment of Clothing and Purnishlng anode. Omit forget the place, liby's Old Stand. "Marion Hall," Mufti Street, Carlisle, Pa. L. DitIItNIIARD SON. Docombor 23, lBr4 & PHILADELPHIA " 811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA J. & D. RHOADS, MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA. Iter - Cars of this Line leave thu Depot 811 Market Bt., Daily, kki 4 o'clock, Leave Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M. floods intenued for this Line xhould be marked C. di I'. Daily Frillilit Line, and lent in by 4 - o'clock. July 1, 1884. 11_REAT Trunk tine from the North N_A and North West for l'lnlsdelpltia. Now 'York Reading, Pottsville. Lebanon, Allentown. Easton' Sko. rains leavo Harrisburg for New York, aa follows: At 1 and 8.15 A M and 1.45 I'. M., arriving at Now York at 10 A. M and 2.45 and ]OP. M. 'filo above (mune t with similar trains ou Pansy' tndo. Rail Road, and tzleeping.Carsnecompany the firs l two trains without change. Leave for Reading, Pottavillci, Tamaqua, Minersville, Al lentlown and Philadelphia at 8.16 A Ai: ami 1.46 I'. Al, stopping tit Lebanon and principal MAUD nitli only. Way Trains, stopping at all points. at 7.26 a in. and 440 p. in. Returning : Leave Now' Yorlt at 9 a. in., 12 noon, and 7 p m. Philadelphia at Ba. m. and 3.30 p. tn.: Pottsville at 8.1.0 a. In and 2 85 p. m.; Tamaqua dt 810 a. in. and 2.15 p. m.. and Reading at 12 midnight, 7,n6 and 10.46 a. m., 1.38 and 0,06 p. m. An , Aecounnodution Pat.songer train leaves Reading at 0.30 A. M., and roturns from Philadelphia At 4.3) P. AI. Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 0.40 and 11 a. m. for Ephrata, Lititz, Cdutubia, &c. On Sundays Leave New York at 7 'p. m.. Philadol• pith' at 3.16 P. 61., Pottsville at 7.30 A. 01., Tamaqua at 7 a. tn., Harrisburg S. 15 a. in. and Reading at 12 mid night ter Harrisburg. Commutation, Mileage,Seasen,Schoo) and Excursion 'Pickets at reduced rates to and from all points. Baggage checned.through. 80_..rocula_liaggsge_al1 lowed each passenger. G. A. NICOLLS, tieneral Superintendent. Nor. 25, 18114 ITALIYABLH Presents for all at Haver• rr Ftlek's Drug, Hook and Panay Store. Pictures that should be in every Album! IDREBIDENT LINCOLN, and his.son Willie, a Phothgraph from life. Price 25 cents. „ - Catafalque at-the state House do Harrisburg, repre senting the body of the President lying in state. Price 2t canto. • Tho same in .a large size photograph 18 x1 4 . Price 1,60. '1 h 0 trano`fer the Stereoscope, 6U cents. Bont to any direction on receipt alnico, and 4 throe cent stamp. The trade supplied at wholesale rates. Address. J. ItOSENDA.LI4, Optician, Iday p, a. Harrisburg, Pa. CUMBERLAND VALLEY HOTEL,. E. Cor. Main and, Bedford Sta. CARL:TAB, PA. 3N©.• G. HEISER; :&oprietor. 100 ESTAURANT in the basement, ijowbiah is furnished with the very best of liquere, and edibles of all varietiee, June 10,1886-Ig. • SellElollolllollN, RANCItOFT & bllshe'rg. 13) U rand Street., New York PRICES REDUCED ! Chalirs, Orcnadiers, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, HIGHLY IMPORTANT N ENV STORE In Eby's Old Stand, Main St, L. BERNHARD & SON, DAILY FREIG UT LINE FREED, WARD & FREED, READING RAILROAD *t_thA . , WINTER ARRANGEMENT LAW; SCHOOL. OF HARVARD COLLEGE. (CIIANGE *Or VACATIONS.) I N the Academical Year 1865—'66i there aro two terms of Ninuteon treeka each, commencing September 18 11, 18G5, and March sth, 1506. Nor Cataloged and CircularAddiesa, JO.PL PA1114111; iloya/1 Professor. Cambridge, Mess., July 1,1865.-3 w. Iron, English Refined. 4i CENTS lb. Nails, $5,50. Horse SHOES, $7,26. and everything oleo In proportion at HENRY SAXTON'S. July 7,1865 NOTICE• ;The subscriber would respectfully in form the public that he has purchased the entire stook of COAL AND LUMBER, belonging to the late firm of ARMSTRONG AND ROY- Mt, and leased the real estate for a Aeries of years, where he la prepared to accornm date the community with LUMBER of every variety, and on the most res. sonabel terms, Raving purchased hie now stock at the head of the market with great care, by- the aid of au experienced lumberman, he is enabled to compete with the river market in prices. I have relinquished the titnuing business; and will devote my-entire attention to the MISER & COAL trade. I have also secured the services of Mr. George Zuloff, an experienced hand In the trade, who will constantly be 01) hand to accommodate all who may favor us with a call. A large quantity of Coal, also L. 44 - coal of all kinds, undsr cover, ~s t- P r • r .kbk kept constantly on had. to more can be supplied on short notice, at the lowest pbseible rates.- By a strict attention to business and a desire to do right, we hope to secure a liberal share of public, patronage. J Une 0, 1805 N still retain the game position lit the Firm of Debincy & Blair, which will be carried on as ener getically as ever at their old stand near the Gaff Rouse, as our perches s will bo made together at the bead of the market, we feel confident by so doing to he able to accommodate our customers and the, public, on the most reasonable terms. READ! READ f! Ihave just returned from New York with the Watt etylee of DRESS GOODS, for the Season. Silas, Cloth and Lace Mantles, Shawls, Hoop :karts, Parasols. Hosiery, Gloves, and all kinds of %bite Goods. Cloths. Cao-Imoroo, Linen Coatings. All kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS, Pantlbgo Ao. A large supply of CARPETS, Oil CI. the, Shades, and Furnishing (loud,. Please cell end examine my Stock, as I always sell nt the lon eat market value. MEEMSI=;I W. O. SAWYER. One doo. below Martin's Hotel, Alain Street June 2, 1565. MACHINE SHOP. The subscriber now manufactures and kseps con.tantly On band, on Nor h Strop t, east of fheudlunt's firtal, a largo ass rtment. of AGRICULTURAL IMP LENIENTS, such as Corse Powers, Threshing, Machines with Sep ralors attached, Cover Hullers Corn illohers,l 4 traw and Fodder Cutters, all ^' 1, of which are the latest and the beet 17rovententa. 'artleular attention paid to Repair fug k d.da of Agrmultural implements at short notice and reasonable prices. Thankful for former favors i respectfully solicit a allure of public patrooage. , STATE OM E.- 1 .4 Letters Testamentary en the itstato of Wllliara Alexander, dee'd . late of the borough of , arllale, have been granted by the Register of Cumberland County to the subscribers residing in Carlisle Pa. All persona having claims against raid estate, wi❑ present them for settlement, and those indebted will make tmmo• diale payment to R. M. HENDERSON, WAL Q. ALEXANDRR, Executors. .1 un e 30, 1606 Richmond h a s Fallen ! AND SO RAVE DRY GOODS, Afact that is proven to every person calling at the Cheap Store of Le&rich 4 Miller. where they are Jost receiving a large supply of Spring and summer Goods, purchased since the great decline In geld The eta& etebracea la part LADIES' DRESS GOODS, such as black and Fancy SilUs of 511 colors and quali ties, now styles Poplins, AlohaDs, Lustros, Alpaccas all colors, Mozarablques, Larnerlques, Valenclas, Do Lalnsa Challles, &e. SPRING CIRCULARS, Basques, Sacques, Shawls, &c , MOURNING GOODS of every kind, consisting of Niourning Silks, A Ipaccas, Buinbazines, Mohalrs. Poplins, single and double width Da Lnines , Tainise Cloths, Crape Vella, Collars, Hand• kerehleth, Balmoral Skirls, a new style, black and white 0 inghancs. Arc. DOMESTIC GOODS, bleached and unbleached :Matins from 12% cents up. A large assortment of Calicoes from 1234 cents to 26.- 10 4 bleached and unbleached Sheeting, Pillow Case uslins. Itchiness Cottoned., Oinghams, Nankeens, Table Limper, and a great many other goods not men• tinned but always on hand. Our notion department Is complete, embracing Cotton tlostory of every quality for ladies, gentlemen, misses, boys and children, riloves of every description. Silk, Linen, and Hingham Handkerchiefs, French Cornetts, Hoop Skirts all biZeft, Balmoral Skirt• all sizes, Balmoral Shirts. Neck Ties. Suspenders, Trlmming and Mantua Ribbons, Head Netts, Sun Umbrellas, Parasols. Men and Boy's Wear. always a full assortment of every description at the very lowest market prices. Clothing made at vary abort notice by a first class tailor CARPETS, CARPETS, a full line cf every description and quality, Muffing, Floor 011 Cloth, Looking Masses, 011 and Paper Win• dow Blinds, Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths, 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 Um, we earnestly and sincerely ask a continuance of the same, as customers know that is a great pleas ure to us to exhibit our stock, besl•les proving that we always study the Interest of our customers. as we are determined not to be undersold by any merchant In the country. LEIDICII & MILLER. Please remember the well known stand south east corner Market square, directly opposite lrein's Boot ml Shoe Sloro. April 28, 1806, WM. BLAIR & SON, Corner of Ilanover and South Ste. NEW WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery and Queensware Store. TUST opened with fresh and good • Goode, a choice variety of sorry thing usually kept in a first class store. Particular attention given in the selection of nice sets of China and Granite Ware, CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SPICES FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Canned and Pickled Fruits, Worcestershire, Cumber land, and other Sauces. Cheese. Crackers, and every thing else in our line that a discriminating public. may require. Full assort merits of Writing Papers, Coal Oil lamps, Queensware, Willow, Cedar, c tenn and Es. then Wares. SALT, FISH, .OILS, IRON ,4 ND 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 thO town. Please give U 8 a call. Cash paid for Country Pro duce. " WM. BLAIR & Carlisle, March 3,1805.—1 m NEW AND FRESH 41G4-1•00401r101E1. HALBERT Bb-BRO., RAVlNjust leturned from the G cities desire to Inform their patrrns that ave laid In a lame and varied stock of New and Fresh tleodsat the lowest cash prices. Their assortment is though and ceing thorough ete, contain. lag everything necesasayto constitute a First Class Grocery. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, In greatest abundance, and at lowest club figures.— Syrupii, Spices, Canned Fruits, QUAENSWARE nud Crockery, Salt and Fleh, Hama, Cheese, Crackorb, Brushen, Ilacitota and Willow Ware. Sega;.i and ,ITobacco, of the choicest brands. Brooms, Duakots, and a emu'. plots assortment of • " . FAMILY GROCERIES, Don't forget the old BMW', • South . East corner of Ilanover street& Feb. 24, 1864 BARGAINS JUS'rreoelled• from the great New York Auction Bales 30t0 yards Calicoes. 2600 ", White tdualine. • 600 . 4 • Spring Delano/1.. 9000 " • Brown lUu9lige. 800 " Oingante. - • 6000 ,Car ts. • Oil Cloths,baking Glasses, Shades, do. • Great Bargains in Hoop Skirta t Llnep thandkerchlefe, Spring Mantles Boaquinea briars Goods, Dress Goods; do.. sell ' the above Goods and many others at a 'email advance •on coat until' the lot of tpili. - Flues one door below Martin'a Hotel Main street. • Nam% 10,1868. • %V. 0. SAWYER. ANDREW 11. BLAIR ANDREW H. BLAIR A. J. FETITZ, Agoot 111,1,BLIRT & lIKO
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