Carlisle herald., August 11, 1865, Image 3

Valuable Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.
•
Inuateiriu Pomfret street; Carlisle near the_ corner
of iI t tho Lot contains 33 feet fu fruit and 2 . 4(1 in
In depth. Tha inipperunente 7re a two story
131-11 M lIDiJ
" with other coo venhnt out buildings. The Lot
In .null coveral with fruit tree& and gaapoit—all of the
n o•t choice• re:retina. 100 1 ration desirable one
for a private roAdenee and will t e disposed -"upon ad
TA tit!' .COUs terms.
For taring and further particulars tonquiro of
A. L. z•i'IiSSLEI , ,
Real EtLateagt.
Carlisle Pa. Aug 12,1365—t1L
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl
vania, the 10th day of August, 180.
Published oy official authority in the pa
per having the largest circulation.
ta„,To Obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for •` advertised tellers'
give the date of the lit and pay two cents
for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GEO. ZINN, P. N.
Amerson Emma C Minich Elvint
Ahend Louis (foreign )Miers Annie
Bityler Wm A 2 Mittieh A
Bowen John ,Mclntire Fred F
Bushman Lizzie Murray James
Cooper Mary A More rtiornas
Carter Edward Mellin Anna
Crawford F Malt Linda
Davis Mrs Annie F Nicker Susan IV
Drawbaugh Elizb'th 2Nickey Mary .1
Pasgehegan Thos Mar' E
Fitzgerald Margaret, Naylor Mary
Fair Jeremiah Nickey .100
Fairfax Eckerd Naugle It A :1
Fleming. Stisanah Rhoads .1 . Newton
Fox Delia Steadman W Il
(leeks Simon Super C F
Goodspeid Francis Shearer Jaeob
Howard Elizabeth - Sell Andrew
Hopewell—Presley , Snyder John
ll„hI Amos F Tr, - Ern
linker Wm A Tate Abner
Hoffer Christian Thompson Jane
Fiurman Peter M Tilghman Mary
Henderson Martha Wetzel Jacob 2
Lebo S W Werth John
Low Jacob W Wolsey Hon. W B 2
latymn Richard H Warner Matilda C
Lewis Lucy long k Rambo„
Music ! Music !
rr[llll eubscribw - s lecling the necessity
of an establishment where Sheet Music Cllrc be
purchased with , ut the delay and ineouvenienee nee:l
- by the mad, purpose beeping it flue and varied
'sleet ion of the beet muck al the duy.at taeir OTOCtry
store, .11 the ,rlll, of 11,1110Vi.r and bouther street,
Yrrraoua
da.Orine any Mtn& ne may not have on hand
eon la. areounno.hiteo . at the shorteal Tin Foible rtotire.
(TALBERT k RHO.
I‘sgt,t 4. IfsGr.—ul
Proclamation
II EH EAS, the lion. JAMES
iW OR4I(ASf, PrOSitlOr .fudge of the several Courts
of Common Pleas of the rount les of Cumberland. Per
ry, and Juniata. and dustire of the several Courts of
Dyer and Terminer and Orw era! Jett Delivery in said
counties, and ich ri Cori, lin and Hugh 4 tuart. Judges
of the Courts of Oyer :sod Terminer and Jail Peliver
for the trig , of all capital and other offenders. In the
said county of t o ntherla nd, by their gran pts to me
directed. dated the 10 h day Of April, 1011 k, have or
dered the Court of Oler and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery to be holden at Carlisle net Monday nil
A egos!, 1001,. ( /Ong the 2SLI, oay.i at fin o'eloek in
the forenoon, to con tin up dune week.
Is hereby riven to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peale. ni,rl C.„01.1.b10s of the waist ratunty nt CUM
berl.l:d bat they Ire by the said p, eeepr entnnutrob
to he then there in thei. pn per persons, n Ith
their roll , . renorrls tti d intoristr tot s examitor [irons. nd
all other rein tabourer, to an those thlnes whirl to
their ofllees opt ortaln to he. a oil .1!!!"..” t., : ,t
are hutuotl h rt, Jg,1117.a lie., to orn prose n nt, tri•st the
prisoners that re or then sh .11 he in the .1 it ,1? said
countrj. are In b e there to prnseetrte Ile, ot r 11 le
just' JOIIN J
Jo'y 21, 11016
-F'S - F . ' ST Tl 4; . r S (yr c 14:
of .ttlmii.lotratlon no the Yrtnte or Iv..
11 tho•te.o, der'd . the !intuit:Ai of :triode, have
hem, graot,d by the heal-ter ilaud Coont.y .
t.. the Fabwribet , , the first noon, r.,1110e. Carli4
nod the loot intl.:if in S. nth tliddlenoi top. All per
son, luu inC claims 'alit estate sill pre:4.ot
them for aettleu.ent, and those indebted will make im
mediate payment to
.1 IS. IV PAV VON.
SOS. A. SI 13 A RT.
Adifi'rs.
August 4, 18(:5—tit
ESTATE NOTICE
lottteis tes6ii,etitury on the estate of Robert
hr,., tote of 'South Alidilletott township derent.ed. hove
been I:rented by the Register of Cuntherbind eoun• y,
to the h01,,1111. - re, the homer residing In F uth 1%11 ••
diet°. tot °ship. nod the littler hi the county at
Alllllo4. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
sold estate •VIII make Immediate po•t mo•:t, and those
ballo t ; einitos will present them properly nuthentirte
toil Mr settler out to
JANIEB B WEAKLEY
ROBERT BEM, Jr.
August 4,1865-6 t
ESTATE NOT! C E.-
,
Letters of a. , ministration on the estate or Joseph
Ltr tugstnn, Into or East Pen itshorough .ownship der d.
have bun granted by the Itegit , ter of Cumberland I - 0,
to the subscriber residing In said township. All per
sons Indebted to said estat , are required to make im
mediate poytnont, and those Laving e aims to present
them t. .1011.0 SHEETS.
A tn.,ust 4. 1/015 —GL
-41 1_
B e ri t ' t Ai : EN d U l ' i riC t l
I.ers if Auitistrainn on the estate of David
V. ;ours. late of Dirkin.on tom nshlp, doer .sed. have
been wanted by the Register of Cumberland county,
to the subscriber. re Ming In said townshiP All per
sons having claims against said estate will present
them Mr settlement, and those indebted to the same
will make Imm• dilate payment. to
JORN Adm'r
August 4,11465-6 t
°TICE.-
O'n motion of Watts & Parker, Atty's of Wm
racy, Executor of Jamison Hannon, deed , a ruin 000
wanted upon the Anita- at Law-of the said Jamison
Hannon, dec'd , to appear at the next-Orphans' Court
of Cumberland County, Penna., on Tuesday the 16th
of Augua, to show .11130 why the said Wm. °racy
should not ho discharged by_the -said Court from his
Executorship, he baring settled finslly his Adminis
tration account, which notice is hereby given.
..1011N 3 A.OOllll,
High Sheriff , of said County
July 14, 1805-4 t— ,
Valuable Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.
r 1 lIE subscriber offers for sale that-de
-Islrabloo residence, situate on North `greet eitend
ed, west of West street. The let contains 12.5 feet In
front and 240 feet in depth. The house is 'mitten the
cottage style and finished in the best manner There
area numb& of choke fruit trees in the int. and n cis
tern. This Is one of the most desirable private reel
dances In the borough, and will be sold low and on rca.
sonable terms:
Apply to Dr. W W Dale
04r1Isle, August 4, 1865:-4t
• Valual6 Farm'ibr - '
PULE Heirs of 'Robert M'Cune, dedd.,
_L late of Southampton toivui•hlp, Cumberland coun
ty, will offer at public Bale
On Friday, the 22d dnyof September, 1865,
.on the pretnlcee. situated In Southampton township
on the turnpike, three mitre east niebippenstmeir
ed
joihinit iambi el Ilnjor lie , so nod others. contaltilbg
126 ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND,
more or leta.l6 ti bleb etatu. f cuFivatlon, and nutter
good truce all of which la cleared ex.topt tame twelve
acres of valua , le Lumber land. 'rho Imprevementa are
a large-D. t1.11141:1 STONE LIOUSIt. with
back buildings, Frame Truant a a
large clone (lank tarn, N aeon Hied,
Corn tlriba. Carr ago lions, and other $ p r
net. Peary out-houses 'I here is n If aae . I ` * .. ll' .
'JONA OltOttAlth on the prentleett,
and other Fruit Trees.
Alan al the baffle time and place will be gold a Inlet
of valuable t hestilut Laud, about 4 mitre ninth of the
mansion farm, and a nitigH south of Leesburg,
Containing 12' Acres,
which will be sold together or lo two lots as purcbas
ors tway deche.
' Any potion wishing to view the premises, can call on
henry Young, residing on the farm, or the undersign.
ett, residing near Carlisle. .
gale to confluence at 11 o'ciocic; A. 111., of
.avid day,
When terms will'bUrnade
JOHN STUART. Jr..
V. 'IV. BrAltlUflT.
Heirs of R. APl:7mm,, deed
kuigtint 4,1865—t b*.
Administrator's Sale , of Real Estate
.BY order of the QrphrineTourt of Com
..
JJll,ririnud 'County, the undersigned Administvaiors
of Jghies Clark, deceased, bite of Monroe Town4do,
_County liforesold, will expore publV ralo, on th e
remises, on, ,F.141141C, Benton:l4er 8,1865, o_Yolitablo
Containing-101 Aorek , •
adjoinhig Linda of Joseph' 'Brandt and 3IOIICB .11rIcker.
TwelVe acres tit 'which is Woodland, and the remainder
eldared• and in - a good state nr cultivation: 'rho im
-$ provenients ther.oll.-arci a- three story •' '
Stone, louse. '
Stone Spring Ileums, BANK BAItN,
AAni,
stream of - water runs through the land, forming e first
'class water power: Iftid iienerflif the-iicmity, of the
estate is grand. , Churches, Schools. Mlle ' Physic ens,
&C.,:afe convenient. It is 0 miles east of 01.11 10, and
the.bame distance west of .Slechanicsburg.. The; e 1 la an
Oil MITI, Apple and Yeach.Orchattt ton'Ape preugie.;
Terms of sale :—Flve Hundred Dollars cash,,nne
' ,feiirth;iocipding the flyehtindred.cash. on the confir
„uiPtien di Palo by the Court; and the remaind.i on the
:' first of, April,,lotl6, when a.deud wUI be made and' pes
aostdon given-to the piurchneer.:,'Criv- in the ground
reserved and-the purchastr icilpsy, the takes of lspo.
,Sale to volortience at 0 o'clock on said day. ,
Mrs. MARGAitET CLAUK,
J.-NELSON CLAltit; ' '
August 4 , 01365—A5, Adtainistrotors.
Lane. EM - Midasr.TBl:llMiy 1441mnd-hill to this offi.
ATAIJUAIILE Preserita for all at' Hii!itir-;
v ',Wye prhi BopkAnd Raney Store-,
F„ 5 , 011 to ItiiitiiriiittoyB
Aptuf 'and Spok btorc. I: •
•
Private' We. of Town Property..
AM n0w...4441w_ for • sa)e - the follow
ing property in Carlisle:. --
Po. I. Atw story lirick House on N. ,
E. corner of South and West Ste., now oc. AMA",
cupled by alio •saislt . 3
:so. 2 a two story Brick nom. with 1 / 1 :1:
Brick Back-insi.iling h St. oet.u•
pied by W. W. Cite.
No. S. A INV.. srory Bildt (louse on V. South st.
occupied by Frederirk ‘oirner.
No. 4. A two s ory Briek House on West St. oveupied
by Sowuol Alt.e t
inn 5 1 / 4 N. 6. 1 w twn story Frame IlnusuA on N. Wrst
:it., (Irrupt d h. lionry Ilunhen and lamb Albert.
trrana and oth r partienlara enqulr.• of the Allb.
BCH tier. PA mum, CIIAMBEICION,
13D=S1
DICKINSON COMMERCIAL COL
LEO S.
r "11 S Institution, late known to the
public, as tha ••Lhambersburg Commercial Col
leE.e," is now perntn-sti lotatiod is Carlisle, Pa.
Young mein deg r.nis of prepar op theluselvue for the
actual duties of hosiso,s ilia, In the shortest p eel
duo), and nt the least exseneo, will find this In.titu
tion,(tho deign of ,•hloh to to impart a sound
Jess rd cn thin to youu r i wen of the country), vartlou
manly adapted to ar••otuplleh that desirable oluert.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
BoaskooPlog, in n.l its forma and ztpplientions; Com
mercial Calculations. Commercial Law, Penmanship,
BrActical :Ind Ornamental; Business Correspondence,
Forms. l'h mography. Tolog npblog by Sound, .1:e.
Inorder ' t• truly Illustrate the principles of tilt 000e
ral branehes, an , thoroughly impress them upon the
mind at the .0 uden I, a ,) stem of netitid blifarlest , train
ing, through the astahlishment or legitimate Offices
and roUlltinfl. 1100 Seg. representing' rli,partinents of
Trade and Collllllol,', nod a regular Dank of Deposit
and I,,int, has hewn i . ,tltuted; thereby affordini all
ad so stage= of a tic filar Institution in the ,on n rs.
None hut, compet . hot feathers employed , and 1 811 M.
, 1 0. 11 t. onto her. to guarantee Individual instruction to
all, a at ttt..r of no small importance, and keldom repel
sod at other Inktbutions
Owing t the rapid growth t f the &HD( I, nadir] or
der to arrommodite our numerous applicants from all
Ls ot the country. new rooms have inst bet.n fitted
up. tin tf.e SIM Lb Building f Dickinson College), in
super for style, a d autilelently:commoilious to 'acorn
inndate row two tathree hundred students. A liberal
dean tion monde in throe of soldiers maimed or disabled
in def•nse ot our country and flog.
For further particulars call at the College, West Main
ad tress
SESI.I Fk)11 A CIBCTI Alt
t ro .1 1. 71166.
E to the premises of the subseri
her lu North Aldoleton top , west
Carlaic. near !la} Dridge, about the 25th of June
last, a lied 8011, with red and white face, and about
two yeas old. Tt, r owner is 110anOd to come forward,
pra.Ve °pear, pay charges. and takehith IlWay other
wise be aid he disposed of as the law dlreetE.
A ugust 4.1565-4 W
A MOST IMPOR I ANT DISCOVERY !
INTER rsTI NG 'l'o AG ENTS, FARM FRS, AND
LADIES.
E are making a single machine which
emehhiee the hest and cheapest portable
Wine and Cider Riess the dr . , est Clothes Wringer, and
he mo,t. powerful Lifting Jack In the world. It is the
only proms adapGl to making App a ;Thump:lige. which
Is now Gyarded as eon of the most Important disro,'er
les of Li. nee. A good agent wanted In every county,
to w hoe, we will hold out such Inducement , as to In
sure inf.:tines The first ono making . ap
plieation from any county shell have the exclusive
ageery. Pali partOular, terms, etc.. by Circular.
Address HALL REED & CO.,
N., 55 Liberty Ft. N. Y.
August 4, Ihda—St.
SPECIAL SALE
Government Mules
AT
DF.LPHIA
T EUN IT;•.11 STATES VLI,I,SELL
E
AT ITT! I.‘.
ChanTions City Ba za r Fat ter sal/ s. Rare
4 / bet IreCti I 1 th ,12t le N(s.
During 111 - 1 Month of Aug.
90() 11111,1," •
Thi,it tterrit,st eI sitlti t - t• v
itt rs t,rel it. exasilits 7.71 ill 01
3TIV lilt,. /11 • 1 1 . • ilif \l'd! lie )!IV OW I lin/.
,11. II I.) it( ily shvtls sit. provided Itir in,
tel from it • t• ff.
=EI
!OD MULES
Rill s.,:d 0, • . 11 wEIINESDAY 4nd SAI UI: .) V
0.1 oF AUULL-T, annum
eh; at 1110 coo , M
Terms Cash, in Government Funis
Brig. Urn. SKIN.
A 1,BI.:111 S. ASI I'l l'n..letin and A. Q el. Office,
No. 7 ,rket
IEIIIIICI
AUCTION SALES.
G RE,,TSA LE OF GOVE tO;3IENT
11088 8 AND MULKB
DEEM
25,0 A) AN MALSTO BE SOLD DURING
TH MoNTII uF AUG EIS I ,
ihe S4,tr• of a York l'e•unai l vania. Ohio, In
diet Mt, D L Wore. ‘.arylan a, and New J. rnuy,
and the• Oisitiet of Cnlulnala.
1 21 , 11iTERNIMITF:R GENERAL'S 0.17F10E,
,NINfITON. 2-I. 1805,
Will be Feld ul pu lic uetion. to the hl,host hideer,
id the time owl pla.a, named below. vv •
LEE
New York city, Tuesday and Friday of each week,
ru Horses earn day.
New York city, Wednesday of each week, 2t.0 Mules
• en day
Tuesday, August 8. 200 Horses
Elmir, Tuesday, A 11,4Ust 10, 080 Mules,
Albany, Friday, August '25, WO Mules.
Buffalo. Wednesday, August 30, 200 Mules.
Philadelphia, Thursday of. itch week, 200 Hums sash
day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday of each vv oak,
100 Mu es each day.
Pittsburgh, Thuraday of each week, 150 Mules each
day.
Pottsville, Tuesday, August 1, 200 Mules.
town, el iday, August 4, 210 Mules
York, Friday, August 4. 200 Horses.
.New the, Wednesday, August 9, 100 Hors.
Atewvdle,T.hllrsday, August 10, 100 51ules.
Reading, Friday, August 11, 200 Horses.
ShlpponSburg. Wedueskry, August 16, 100 Horses.
Erie, 'Thursday, August 17, 2uo Horses.
Shippousburg. Touraday, August 17, 100 31„.i1es
Williamsport. Friday. August 10,0 IL race.
Indiana, Monday, August 21, 1i 0 Horses.
Chambersburg, Wednesday, August 23, 100 Horses
Chamberaburg, Thursday, August 24, 100 Mules.
Milton, Friday, August 25. 20u Horses.
Carlisle, hi eduesday, August 30, 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thutsday, August 31, 100 Mules.
01110.
Columbiana Tuesday, August 1,100 TlOrses
Salem. r. oil nesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, August 3. 200 Horses
Canton, Sat urdny, August 1, 200 llo,ses,
Clevela,d Tuesday, August d , IA,O AI WC,
Massillon Tuesday, August 10. •200 Horses..
Crestline, Thur Any, A ugust 17,500 51ults.
Cleveland, Monday, August 21, 200 Horses.
INDIANA.
MEM
Fort Wayne, 'Thursday. August 24, LOUD 'ldes
DELA wAIiE.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week, 200 ilorseu each
day.
Wilmington. Friday of each week, 200 Mules each
day.
Trenton. Thursdny August to, 200 ?tales
Trei. Lou, Thursday, August 24, 20u Malts
31A ItY bA N D.
Baltimore. Wednesday, Au ust 0, and Wedneialay of
oagh week thereafter, 200 Nereus o ell do.
11 ASIIINGTOX. 11. 0
Erich wick day, .0 lulex
UIES/10110, D 4 C.
Each week day oxrept Wednesday. 200 ho r ses.
nu Opl.rtUnitY to purchase a superior clan- ci
die and titaft animal% at far less tifan their true value,
to one natured to the public.
Timone, tlm terj rit.s of :hem aro sound ea, •crr.co
hie, they are nu longer required' in the army, and
nue& hu cold.
• Many of the mules mere bought In the beginning of
the mar. ntn•n young, accompanied the Armies m oil
their ...relies and rump.. and are the r..ughly Woken,
hardened by xe else, sent Ie and familial from being
so ion murrounded by the siddiefs. • #
Animate will be arid mit gly.
bolos to Comm. tiro at 10 A. M;
Tema—Cash, in United States currency
JAMES A
tire,. Brig, lien In charge
let Die. Q. M. 0.0. •
ugti,t, 4. 1865-6 t.
READING RAILROAD
faM-
j tia k ; ik
j7VA191.,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
RI.I3AT TR U.NIC lANE FROM THE
and North-W(l4 for Philadelphia, New,
York. Reading, Potiavllle, Lebanon, Allentown, JCu.
ton, cc.. Ale. • •
'fralos leave nerdsburg for New York, as fulloivg.: At
'3 00 7.25 and lb A. /1., and 1.46. r. arrlying at
New%York et 10.00 A. 31. eno 8.00 and 10.30 P. 11. '
'irho above connect with ohmilar Trains on tho Ponn.,
Sylvania nail Road, and eleeplng Cars uccornpurii the
3 00 and 8.15 A. M. Trains, without
Leave for lieading, Pottsville, Tauniqua,
.Ashland. Pine Wove, Allentown. and Philadelphia, a'
816 A. M, and 1.45. P M., stopping at Lebanon and
principal Stations ottly.
Way Trains, erapping at all point'', ut 7 26 A. M., and
4.40 P. M. Returning : Leave New York at 0 A. M.;12.-
00 noon, and 8 P. - 31., Philadolphla gt 800, A, id., 'and
3.80 P. 81.; Potttivilln at 8.16 A. M. and 2.8 P. 7tl ; Aoh..
land at 0.10 A. AL and 12.30 noon; Tamaqua at 3,15 A.
M. and 2 15 P. M..,and Rending at 1;00, 7.86 And 10.96
A.M. 13i and' i. 05 P.N.
Reading 'Aciomtuedation Train,: laavoi Beading at
6.00,3..1%; returning from Philadelphia at 5.09 P, M.
" Ordianbla Rail Road 'Trains leave Reading at 0.00 and
10.6 A. al., and 016 ,P. rot Ephrata, Lltia,COlumbia,
tre
On Sundays : Leave Now Yor at 8.00 P. DI.; Phila.
delphin 816 P. 1d.,.M
Pottsville .780 A.. Tamaqua - 7,00
A. Di ~Harrisburg
8.15 A M, and Reading at 1.00 A.M.
for linrrieburg. ,
- Commutation,. Mileage, Season, School and Exour4
Edon Tickets to end from all points, at reducod Rates:
1.1444dage chookod.qtruegli ; 80 . .p3unds allowed each
PasSenger.; - • •'' • ' 'G. A. NICOLL% ' •
eneral Superintendent.
• Beviipit; Pi., July 10 noS G
r
BIM=
Terms of sale—Ten per cent of the pu.chase money
to be paid when the property 4a, stricken dawn. The
widow's interest to remain In the land. and the nal
due of the purchase money to bo paid on the lots(
April, 1866. when deed will be made and poasession
given. Taxon for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
The tenants share of the crop is reserved
Vale to commence at 10 o'clock A. 21. on the premi
se, abdut 2 tulles aou•b met of Mechanicsburg, on the
State road leading from Gettyalturg tollerrisburg.
A. M. TRIMMER, I • July 28, 1865—te
STIR AY HULL
SANIUEL EI.:'I,EY
Mr=llll3
lIIMEM
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW JERSEY
Public Sale of Valuable Heal
Estate.
•
•
(AN - Saturday: • A 1) e--23t1v-day4lhagust,
_lB6B, by virtue' of an order of thoOrtiliiiiis
of Cumberland county, l will °apes° to public sale, on
the pomisea, the font wing described w-til estate, sit
tile in Upper Allen township one mile month of Me
cbuniceburg on the leadlee limn Mechanicsburg
to ehephordstoivti. late the residence of Levi Uood.
year, deed, a tract of highly improved -Limeatone
land. adjoh,ing lands of Jacob Abrams, NH Brandt,
Samuel Eckels and = Seifert
Containing 18 Acres.
The linprov.ments consist era taro
..story FRAME 114 , 11811 and tram
Back building. a Flt A 1111: B A N K.
BARN, and of her Out-buildin.
A fine young Orchard hall gs boon
Started a n d the land han been ecently litnedb ,
Persona Airahhig to examine the raoperty can exit on
the tenant In.possgssion.
Sale t., commenod at 2 Web)* when terms will be
made isnown by
D. S. GOODYEAR, Adm'r
July 2R, 1865-0
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.
rrflE Executor of George Yost, late of
I Upper Allot, township, Cumberland county, deed.
will sell at public sale. on THURSDAY, the 31st dig of
lIMIST, 1865. id! that valuable piece of land, situa
ted In the wild township, bounded by lands of Michael
Yost,. Sani'l Mohler, John Minuend others, containing
95 Acres, more or less,
of first quality of Limestone land, In the highest !date
of reification. The Improvements are a first rate
New Bank Barn,
A two story FRAME ROUSE, with all
tha necessary Out.buildings. Arum
.; • - fling Stream of never falling water at
• • t Wart.' the house and barn. The outside
feneingtis nearly all Locust Post and
Chestnut nail. There aro about Six Acres of very floe
heavy Timber still standing.
' Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
I oiler for sale a valuable farm situated within two
miles or Carlisle, con to lig 176 acres, of Black Slate
Land, of which 40 acres aro meadow and set with
Timothy.
The Improvements are a NEW DANK
BARN 7J by 40 feet ? a TWO STORY
PLASTERED HOUSE and out-Build
. Ings. The land is In good state of cut.
tivatlon, about 8.000 bushels of. limo.
having been applied during the last fow years ; under
0,1 fences and is well watered
Terms to suit purchno.ers and possession given on
the Ist Apill A. D. 1860. For further particulars in
quire of or address
July 2n, I Finn-2 mon tbi,
PUBLIC SALE OF
12,e,ei,1 MAgitamte .!
9 - IHE heirs of John MeElheney, dee'd.,
1.
Will offer nt Public SAle on
Saturday the 9111 of September, 1865,
on the premises situated In Monroe Township, Cum
berland County 2y, miles west of Meebanicaburg, ad
joining lands of David L. Clark. Michael Garver. Jacob
Hornhaus and others, containing 119 acres and 1. 0
perebe.r of Lime stone land, Inn blob state of cultiva
tion, and under goo fence. with from 25 to 30 acres of
rood t,mhered land, a fine ; relmrd of Apple nod other
fruits.
A large
STONE HOUSE,
jr with a gord Cellar and ar h
n never falling well of water and as
ter.. at tin; lion.c, 911 AMR. BA ll N, with Waggon shed,
and Corn Cribs and all other necessary
Out- Build ing,q,
for which a good title will he given.
Sale to 1.01111110,11, at 1 o'clock I' JI . on said day when
terms tt tale will be made known by
THOMAS MeFL.TIKNEY,
DA VI D Met:I,IIEI , IPN
Any person wishing to clew the toemises ran call
mi me. thus de: Iheney, residing on the farm.
.111 , ) , 21, 1865 t
L VER YA ND ,SA L E STABLES
AT PRIVATE SALE:
11E Subs(.rib r intending to move to
th. city nlllnitlmore. nitors at Private 'B4tle, bh
LIVIMY AND SALE STA 111,MS,
In t e Borough of Ilanovet, York County, Ps. Ilk
stock consist.. of tw..ive good Paddle and Carriage
Horses, T‘,entv Carriae, Cl nkihtlog of
BUGGIES, HACKS„
single and double seated Germantown wagons, &e. &c
tine Dozen Slel :he, Harness, Saddles. Bridles, Bells,
ke. &c ills stock is in complete order.
Persons desirous of engaging In the business will
find this n rare ehanee of obtaining a gond sltuatioe.
The Livery Is an old an well established one, having
been in operation for the last fifteen years, under the
control 01 the Messrs. Garbers. The Stables are new.
end will account)" ate foe ty horses. Thorn Is also a
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
containing all t,e necess,ry tools. connected with the
establithnion'. It will be sold entire, or in lots to
cult the purchasers. The Borough of Hanover con
tains a population of twenty-five hundred inhabitants,
a rich and thickly settled neighborhood surrounding
it. and numerous smaller towns within a distance of
ten or twelve miles within ten miles of the (hays
burg Bettie field, and it bring the only Liv, tv in the
town , the debirnlileness of the iciest{ n is apparent. A
desire to rem , ye to the City, is the only reason which
indmi.s the subscriber to dispose of bin stock.
J it. WHITE, Proprietor.
July 23, 18136-3te.
Samaritan's Gift !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT !
THE MOST' CERTAIN REMEDY EVER
USED.
"Yes, A Positive Cure."
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure.
THEY are entirely vegetable, having
no smell nor any unpleasant taste, and will not
in any way injure the stomach or bowels of the most
delicate.
Cures in from two to four days. and recent cases In
"twenty-flour hours " Prepared by a graduite of the
University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent
Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO MANGE
WHATEVER..
Let those who have deaplired of get.ing cured, or
who ha•e been gorged with Balsam Mercury, try the
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SOD t by mall in a plain envelope.
Price—Male package, $2. Female $3
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
SCROPU I A, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, TETTERS,
SCALES, BOILS, OR VENEREAL DISEASES, Ac.
SAMARITAN'S
R()OT . f fn_ HERB JUICES
' Is offered the publie as a positive cure.
THE SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERD JUICES, IS
the most potent, certain and eirectud remedy ever
prescribed—lt reaction and eradicates every particle of
the venoml poison, so that the cure he thorourth and
permanent Take then of this purifying rmuedy and
he healed, and do not transmit to your posterity that
for which you may repent In after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
althouch you may be pronounced Incurable, the .•
SAMARITAN'S ROOT & HERB JUICES
will remove every vevtige of impurities from dhe sys
tem, as well as all the bad effects of Mercury.
"FEMALES ! FEMALES!
In many Affection,. with Which numbers of Betrotles
softer, the . •
ROOT Sr, HERB ;JUICES,
la mat happily adapted, In Whit ea. In bearing down,
golfing of tbo Womb, Debility, and for all commis into
incideht to the eox. Bent by express Price $1,25 per,
bottle. .
SAMARITAN'S WASH,
is used In conJunctiou with the Root and Herb Juices
Full directions. Price 25 cents. •
The °Menu. of these remedies is alike acknowledged
by physicians and patients. t They are , n•ed in the
United Stales Hospitals, thus restoring the health of
many oi our brave soldiers. •
' [Fra.the lialtimore Sun.]
' •
What the Surgeons say of the . Sa,
marituu's• Remedies.
"POST 110.SPITAL, FORT MARBLIALL,
Baltimore, Md., Fob. 29, 1,824.
di have great satisfaction hi staffing that I have
used e.ho Samaritan's Remedies' for Venereal Disease'
in its moat customary forme; that I have used them
with judgment, discretion, and Properly, and hare'
found them respond to my anticipations promptly and,
effectually. Knowing their composition; I have the
fullest confidence in their efficacy and as fay • as 311 9 ,
use of them extends, I recommend them strongly.,
"ALFRED O. POWERS, •k'
"Aro!stout Surgeon Bth New 'York .Yclo."
„ .
Lot it be understood that those remedlis are as rec
ommended, and will positively ewe tne 'diseases - for
irlitett the: arentiered. •
-70 r tale at Irri4etitioos•Drug Store, allover& teat
Carlisle, Pa. •
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Proprietors;
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/ 7 1.110.1,0. E &BOARS & TOBACCO,
I_, • AT RAOTON93;
he-fabseriJ3era inform the public that
they still coutinuatto
DABPITTING AND PLUMBING - • • ,
busloos at th - O - Old Staudlin the batiemorit - or - the Plfol
Methodluit Pburch. ahoy lvth attend promptly to all
busluPos lu their
Loxd and Iron Ilycirants, got and cold
Water Closets. Force a..d Litt Pumps, Wro't Welded
Tubes. Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Batb Boilers. Wash Ba
sine, Hydraul o Rams, Ac , and every description O.
cocks and,fittiogs for gao, steam' water, Ac. Superior,
cooking range.. heaters and gas fixtures put up In
churches, Mores a nd du Filings, at abort notice. In the
most intrdern style. All mlterials and work in our
line at low rates ml warren•wl.
• • •
Ire -Country uork anujiblibig oi.4toptlyattoridclto
July 1.1864.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from a prescription of o.lr 3 Clark, M. D.,
Phyr Irian Extraordinary to the queen. . •
THIS well known medicine is no,-im
t position, but a sure and safe remedy for Female
Difficulties and Obstructions, from any cause whatever
and although a powerful remedy, It:contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladles it Is peculiarly suited. It will, In
a short time, bring on the monthly period with rogn
.
In all caeca of Nervous and Spinlal Affections, Pain
In the flack and Limbs, Eleavinese„.Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Wart, Lowne,s of Spirits,
Hysterics Sick headache. Whites, and all the painful
diseases occasioned by a disordered system, those Pills
will effect a cure when all other means have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail where the
directions on the 2d page of pamphlet are well observ
ed. For further particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of
the agent. $1 and 6 postage statnps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will Insures-battle. containing over
60 pills, by return mail. W. )tLLIOTT,
1-cc. 2,1804. Agent; Carlisle.
ifIESPEPSIA.
JLI What every body says must be true. We have
heard Dr. Strickland's Tonic spoken of 110 frequently
by those who have been henetitted by it, that at last
we are compelled to makehit known to the public that
we really believe it effects d cur/S, in every case; there•
fore, we say to those who are Suffering with Dyspepsia
or Norvoug Debility, tog •ci their
a
Druggist d_gt a.
bottle of Dr. Stricitiso4Tonle. • . -
J LI YOST, I.3x'r
PIANO-FORTES.
DRIGGS I NJ W PATENT
A RE the only Instruments constructed
LIVon a truly scientific principle. They have great•
or strength, and oil! remain longer In Tune thon any
other Piano. The construction to simple and natural,
0. P. lIUMIIIOII.
Carlisle, Pa
all the extraneous lumber in the body of the instru
ment to dispensed with; the sound boards are merely
two arched planks of thin wood, like the front and
back of a violin; the strings are attached to a strong
Iron tram°, which is separated and entirely Independ.
ant of the case, thereby dispensing with the old harp
form of stringing, by substituting straight bridges,
preserving at the same time the Over Strung Bassi of
which Mr. Driggsta the inventor. By these improve
ments we gain much more vibratory power, at the
same time preserving all its purity and richness of
tone.
' They have received the highest testimonials from the
'rem, and all the principal artiste to the country,
mong which me
Harry Sanderson,
Max Mnretzek,
Theodore Eistield,
Herman Woleuhaupt,
Francis 11. Drown,
m. Henry Fry,
Idr. 'PIIALBF.I2I3, the great pianist,
says :—I have examined your new Plano-fortes, end I
cordially approve of its system of construction. Its
inciple, by which great increase of vanatory power le
seined, being very simple and perfectly philosophi
cal. The tone Is grand and noble: it has great caper
for runtab.ing the round ur Pinging. and Its v
nine fn no or potter I have never heard excelled in
depth purl y cud tr 3 mpatbetic sweetness.
m. 111,1% r F LV , note musical critic of the N. Y
ne says:-1 have examined your newly invented
Pin toFortes. They - bent nit the praise given to them
by Messrs halberg. Gottschalk, Strackosch, Mason
nod others. As record'. rtructure, they are original
and philorr phical ; in purity. voluo re,. and continuity
of tone; in vocal corsimilltude, that en waling
lea• e which enables the planirls to •• slog" on the In
strument, your Pianos ever deserve the highest rank'
Your invention, in my opinion, is destined to work'
a radical change in the manufacture of Pianos through.
oat the world. .
From the N. Y. Herald, i ept. Upon a careful ex.
amination of Prlgg'a Piano• Forte, we find the tesults
obtained are a very fine singing tone, gnat 1 urity and
brilliancy Throughout the entire instrument, not often
bound in Pianos cot strutted upon the old plan.
The N. Y. Times, July 12, says:—We have now an
instiunient without an equal. It coin sing with a
smooth delicacy, perfectly sixattainablo on any other
Instrument; an ordinary player obtains with no exer
tine, ti e fullness of a Grand PlantrForte, and thoy
must speedily supersede the old styles.
GkNILEMEN :—llneing thoroughly examined and
tested the Plano-Fortes invented and patented by Mr.
3. 11. Drigga, I am of the opinion that tho tone result.
Dig from his improvements, as exhibited in the in
struments under examination, in point of richness,
d,pth and brilliancy, equals that of the boat Grand
Piano Fortes, and excels them In pure, musical inton
ation and actual lone, power thus approximating
closer to what I consider perfection in the instrument
than has yet been achieved by any other system of
man nfact u re.
WM. HALL & SON,
503 Broadway,
NEW YORE.
Before pu i awing, send for a descriptive catalogue
lib price.
Juue 16,
PHYSICIANS will find it to their ad
vantage to call and purchase their Medicines at
RALSTON'S.
July 1,1864
CIARPETINGS,DiI Cloths and Ma
kitinge, at Ogilby's Cheap emelt Store.
CIIAS. 00.11,8 Y.
July 7,1865
Strike While The Iron Is Hot
NEW STORE,
HAVE just received a large asssort
i mrnt of New Goods, such as Calicoes. DeLathes,
Chanter., Lan's, Alpacas, Chem broys, Flannels, Linens
Brown and Broached Shootings, Brown and Bleached
Irtings. &c.
Also, a full assortment of
Men's Goods,
such as Cloths, Cassimeres. Battinetts. Jean., Cott on
ades, Denims. Stripes ' Checks. Including all quality
and styles of Undershirts and Drawers. lima Shirts,
Shirt Collars, Neck Tien, Gloves, and all other goods
pertaining to a Gentleinan's Wardrobe.
. . . .
All of which will be bold et lower priers than they
are selling elsewhere In Carlisle:
WM. A. MILItB,
Next door West of the Poet Office, Carlisle.
Hey 26, 1865.
rpm,: Duplicate of School Taxes for
L the present year blot been delivered by-the Behrol
Directors to the Treasurer for Miamian, It is there.
fore tondo the duty amid Treasurer to give notice to
the Taxable Citizens of the Borough of Carlisle that
he will attend at the County Court flours: (Coronas
sinners' Onice . ,) on Thursday and YriAity the 9th and
Nth of September next, between the'hriurs of S and
in the forenoon, and 2 and 6 in the 'afternoon for the
purpose of receiving the mid Taxes.'
all persons paying their Taxes on or before these
days will receive a reduction of ;
FIVE PER CENT.
The Taros In the meantime will be received ,tiy the
Tressuier at his dwelling in West Main Bt.
3. W. ABY,
treasurer.
July 14, 1866
r 4 STATE NOTICt,--;-: • •
LA: Letters of Administration ' on the Estate ofJohn,
G. Weakley, late of Warsaw, Hancock County. Illinois
dec'd., having been granted by the Itegister of this
County to the subscriber melding in South Middleton
Twp. Alipersons haring chilies , amddst wild estate.
will present them for settlement, and those Indebted
will make Immediate payment to .
Juno 23, 1805-6 t
• .
ST - ATF4,N0,Tf011,.. 7 ---
Lettere of•Adminlstration on the kistate of Mrs.
Nancy Myers, late 'of Lower Allen Township, deed.,
have bron• granted by the ltegister of Cumberland
County to the subscriber residing in raid Township.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said, estate
will make Immediate payment and those having claims
will IP esent them for settlement to
' • •: i • 4DAVID 8. MYXII.9I, •
•July 21, 1806-v6t...
.• , , Admkiltittator.
11. ESTATE NOTICE.-:.
Lot ere of Administration on the ElatAte canines
Ctira, late of Monroe township, doe'd., , having, boon
granted by the Register of Cumberland. County to the
subscrtbora - residing its the sting township aforesaid.- •
:Altpersous indObtedlo Said estate aro hereby notified
to make immediate 'payment, and those hating*. elating
to present thorn to---._
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July2l, 1806-60'
PORT, ' Desks, Biok
aitromon Boordi, Gorilempt,oll doiorlptlOß
!otitis!' Drug; Vvitoy an Boor Btoria. 4 •.•
LY - NCH . hi FOOTE, •
Plumbers & Gas riitirs.
MOWER BAPBS,
1.. 31. Gottschalk,
S. Thalberg,
Wm. Met.° n,
A. Garin,
31 .Strackoech,
Chas. Fredal.
Yours respectfully,
L. M. GOTTSCHALK
NEW GOODS
SCHOOL TAX FOR 180
M'ILLIABI L. GII,IIOIIN.AD
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THE EFFECTUAL CURE OF
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medicines which formerly have been used' for these
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doubtful virtue, but
The Rheumatic Compound
Reaches the sorsrco,of all trouble, and actually banish
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Johnson's Rheumatic Compound
THE SOLDIER'S TRUE FRIEND !
READ 'THE FOLLOWING
Pnovokr 16nenAL'e 07PICE,
PvrTimmer'. Dec. 17th, 18FA. 5
Mn. Asnamr JOIINSON:—Dour 81r: In November last
I had a severe attack of Rheumatism, to which I had
not been subject for nearly three years The attack
was so severe that I could not move my head or raise
my arm. After trying different modicinea without
avail. I was Induced to use your Rheumatic Compound
and Blood Purifier, and before I had taken three bot
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duty to which my country might call me. I can glad
ly and confidently recommend It to all my follow aol
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tism I ever used.
Your true friend
-NORRIS PATTERSON.
Reference P. T. Patterson and William Duncan, No
77 Wend street.
All who use It receive benefit.
It cures when all other remedies fall.
It gives universal smisfaction.
The proof is most abundant.
It la the only sure cure for Rheumatism
It is the greatest discovery of the age.
No other remedy has become so popular.
It fa prescribed by physicians.
It in recommended by ohyslclane.
In truth, It is a perfect benefactor
R. E. SELLERS & CO.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
For eats by Johnson, Holloway & Cowden, Phlladel
Ala, and DAVID RALSTON, Car Mile.
July 7, 1866.
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CRXEK., 01110 CO., Va. Mar. 20, '49
Mr. It. E. Smarts: Dear Sir—l think it le a duty I
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hare been afflicted with Liver Canplaint for a long
time. and so badly, l hat an abscess formed and broke,
which lost me in a very low state. 'Having heard of
your celebrated Liver Pills, being for male by A. R.
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Respectfully yours.
WEST 141 BERTY, March 28, 1848
I certify that I am porsonelly acquainted with Mr.
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" GENERAL SATISFACTION."
annenvlttz, Floyd Co., Ind., Oct. 27, 1858
Mr. R. R. Bums ; Sir: I am out of your Liver Pills,
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_and
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AutzatouLi, Licklog Co., 0., March 1,1856,
• Mr: D. B. OWIN: Dear Sir I I have used SELLER'S
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SAMUEL PARK.
TO THE PUBLIC
The original, only true and genuine Liver Pills, are
prepared by ii. E. Beibin, and has bin name in black
wAn upon the lid of each box, and hie signatnre on the
°Waldo wrapper-111 others ere counterfelta or been
imitations,
R. E. SELLERS As CO., Prop'rs,
PITTSBURGH, PA
For sale by Johnson, Ifolloway & Cowden, Philadel
phis. and DAVID RA,LEIrON, Carlisle
July 7,180.
-Li .UD.SE
LO SEARCHEROD:
IN LARGE BOTTLES,
. . .
la particularly recommended for use during the Spring
and Summer, when the Blood is thick and Circulation
doer and retarded by unhealthy secretions This pep
real) , lade, though powerful, Purifier Olestisei and •re
news every porflon of the system. ' 'is the only gon•
Woo and original
BLOOD . SEARCHER,
which for many.years has performed the most wonder.
ful, yet permanent cures, in confirmed cases of &tutu..
la Old Sores, Tatter, Tumore, Bolls, and all kinds of
Screfulotirl Bruptions. It Is also a 'reliable remedy for
Salta/NUM, RII/9: Worm, Scald Used and kbadral dla.
oases.. • • r,
As d goneral Tonle its effect,' !,- •
aro moat benignant and .
csnnet.falito benefit where used
according to directions,'
Wo make no claim to baying discovered a "Panacea"'
or ..Universal llemedy" VT all the aliments to. which
flesh is heir.; but. we ,do acid what Cemnftless facia
have fairly and fully. established, that in the . • '
BLOOD SEARCHE R,
The afflicted, will find a ."Statifftird Medicine," one
I .l l t r ai W e p i t r il w a t am i lt l n u re , i4 o %s e u n r d e e rzocltko, ,few the
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I have this day, October 7th, 1864; . dispoicid „of my
entire liderest In .1. Id, Liudsey's Improvee'ftlood•
ftearelier, to It B. Sellers & Co '
~ together witlathe right
,t 0.11,110 1133 , 04/110 preparitkin., c The only genuine
article
will hereafter be prepared by them exclusively.
t • ' •.' ' • 3.11'. LINDSEY,'
MI
PRE 'ARID BY
R.l E.' ;SELpERS_
•,. - • -
- • • SOLE .PROPRIETORS,.
„.•
Pittsburgh, Pa:
TAW* S I : I TR‘ I3O rY I 4E.• •
Yor sale bi Johnson, /Irdlow deo, YAlladel
ph* and DAVID RAI.STONpOarIISIS,'
July 7486/e—thri,” • , f
NEW YORK SILVER MINING CO
OF NITVADA..
OFFICE. No. 80 BROADWAY, NEW
Capital, $1,500,000 Stock tot. role at per Share...-
VW par value.
We aro erecting our will at the lune. tire 'know
positively that we have a rich tdivor Mine. A re%,
thousand dollars.rdoie will l,ring ue Into a rsitine
that *cabal! pay monthly dividends Call earl) ; tette*
advaniage of p'resent low raitee
A few good Agent.? !ranted.
August 4, 180e-3t.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Aoent for the
sale of United States Securities, often; to the public the
third series of ,Treasury Notes, beating seven and
three•tenthe per cent.interest par annum, known as
the
Thcee notes ate issued under date of July 16, 1866,
and are payable three years from that dale In currency
or are convertible at the option of the holder Into
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
These Honda are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as aro all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal taxation, - which
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 cou
pone attached to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
Notes of altthe denominations named will be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the Seven•Thirtles already
sold, except that the Government reserves tp Itself the
option of paying Interest iu gold coin at 6 per cent., In
stead of 7 3-10ths in curteney. Subscribers will de
duct the interest in currency up to July 16th, at the
time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series of the
Seven thirties will commence on the let of June, and
will be mode promptly and continuously after that
date.
The alight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.—
The payment In gold, if made, will be equivalent to
the currency Interest of the hither rate.
The return to specie payments, In the event of
which only will the option to par interest in Gold be
availed of, would so reduce and equalise prices that
purclases made with six per cent. in gold would be
fully e tual to those made with Raven and three tenths
per coot. In currency. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government. and Its superior ad
vantages make It the
PITTSBURG rf , PA
Great l'opular Loan of the People
Less than $1:3).000,000 of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the
rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be sub
set-loot fr-within sixty days, when the notes will un
doubtedly command a premium, we has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be elf •rted facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and Private
Bunkers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents. In whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the delivery of the
notes for w 101 l they receive orders
For sale at the First Nat. Bank and Carlisle Deposit
Bank, Carlisle, and First Na , . Bank, News ille.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
June 10, 180.5-2 mo
4 0r (C) ID • !
SELDON & CO,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
27 COURTLANDT ST NEW YORK
100,000 WATCHES,
GOLD PENS, PENCILS,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
WORT H $500,000
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
AND NOT TO BE PAID UNTIL YOU KNOW
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.
Splendid List of Articles.
All to be bold for ONE DOLLAR Each.
D. 11. COLEMAN.
300 Gent's Gold Hunting Case Watches, $5O to $l5O
300 Ladles' Gold and Enameled Case
Matches, ce, 35 " 70
400 Gent's hunting Case Silver watches 96 " 70
200 Diamond Rings, 60 " 100
3,010 Gold Vest and Neck Chains, 15 " 30
3.000 " e 4 " 6
3,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets, 4 " 8
4.000 Chased Gold thaniols, 6 " 10
2,000 Chatalaine Chains and Guard Chains, 6 " 'JO
6 000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches. 4 " 30
2,000 Lava and Florentine Brooches, 4 " 6
2,04 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches, 4 " 8
2,000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava, and Florentine Ear
Drops, 4 " 8
4 500 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, 4 " 8
4,000 California Diamond Breast Pins, 250 " 10
3,000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys, 250 " 8
4,000 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 3. • 10
4,000 Bete Sleeve Buttons. Studs, etc. 3 " 8
3,000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc. 4 " 7
6,000 Miniature Lockets, 5 " 8
4.000 Miniature Lockets—Magic Spring, 3 " 20
4,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc. 2 " 8
5.000 Plain t.old Rings, 4 .. 11
5,000 Chased Gold Rings, 4 " 11
7,000 Stone Set and Signet Rings, 250 " 10
5,000 California Diamond Bingo, 2 " 10
7,600 Seta Ladies' Joselry—Jet and Gold 6 " 15
6.000 Sets Ladles' Jewelry--Cameo, Pearl, etc 4 " 15
5,04 Gold Pens, Silver Extenslon•lloldera
and Pencils, 4 " 10
6,000 Gold Pens and Gold-Mounted IPolders 3 " 8
6.000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups, 6 " 10
1,000 Sliver °Wore, 15 " .00
2,500 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10 " 50
A. B. SHARP
CYRUS BRADFORD
PLR ROLLA
1,000 tiosen Silver Tea Spoons, $lO to $2O
1,000 " '• Table Ppoona and forks 20 ' 1 100
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its Value,
are placed In SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One of these Envelopes, containing the certi
ficate or Order for - some article, (worth at least one
dollar at retail.) will be sent by mall to any address,
without regard to choice on receipt of 26 Cents. The
purchaser will see what Article it drawn, and its 'val
ue, which may be from One to Five Hundred Dollars,
and:can thenisleudVne Dollar and reeelve.the'.Article
named, or;any other on the list of the sane value and •
after seeing the article, if it does net give perfect eat
lotto:Con, we desire it to be immediately-returned and
the amount paid will be-refunded. • • -
fly this mode we give selections from a varied stock.
of fine goods, of the but 'make and latest styles and of
intrinsic worth, at a Mitnfinal price. while all have
chance of securing articles of the very, high, at value.
In all cases, we charge fur forwarding the Certificate,
postage and doing the business, the sum of. Twenty
live Cents, which must be enclosed in the order. Five
Certificates will be sent 111 i $1; eleven for $2; thirty
for $6: sixty-five for $10; one-hundred for $l5,
Parties dealing- with us' roily 'depend on having
prompt 'Mums, and the article drawn will he imme
diately sent to any; address by return mail or express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all mesa.
Agents wanted, send for chattier.
Write your baute r Town, County and State plainly,
and address.
• BELDEN & CO.
' • • 27 Courtlandt Streat, •
June 10, 1865-6 mo. " ' • Now York
•
( - 10 AL; AND LUMBER YARD.-
‘_) • The siabscrlber having leased the yard formerly
occupied by Armstrong andlloffer, and purchased' the
stock of
COAL AND LUIID.NR,'
fn the vard, together with an ixamenmi now stock
will have constantly on band and furnish to o
der All kinds and quality 'of sessonod
LUMBER,
-BOARDS,
6 '; " ISOANTLINGC,'!
•
• FRAME STUFF 1
.
Paling; nattering Lent, Shingling, Lath,"tiorked
'Flooring and•Weatherboarding;' Poste ' and liens, And
every article that belongs to a Lumbe'r Yard. •
All kinds of iihinglesilO'irit : Hemlock
and Oak, of different ,quallties,.' Having! era pr. my
owncan: ittrolsh bills to order of any: leng th And
also at the shorte . st notice and on the most reasonable
terms. My worked boards will ho' kupt under :cover
so they can bo furnished dry at all times.
I have constantly ,an .Lend' all kinds of Family
Veal undercover, which I will deliver clean to , any
'part of the borough. 'To wit: • ` ,
• Lykens Yalloy; bliokniti, Egg,.
• lltdie and Nut. 'Luke Fiddlers
7:5. 11 Tieverton, .LocuSt MOunteln,
IsCitabi
. 'yr-which pledge utY-
V I
41111' self to sell at the lowest
,
•
prices,
Boat quality of
Liinebistnei's anti• litackainitN* Co
alwayaOn band'which twill sell at the lowest figure
Yard welt aide uf Brammar.hohool, Main street:
• ANUItiOw ti. BIAI4.
Juno% 1866.
',IXTRITiNG•PapOr of all degorititiOnOi !
•-• ,y cirdo, dt, noverottok'o brag
arid Book Store.. , . • •
CCOALOiI. lamps, Shadeti and C hi an ,
nevi it I . lllyerNtiok's Drag atia q4)01.t
YORK
THIRp,SERIES,
$230,000,000•
7-30 LOAN
U• S. 6-20 Six per cent.
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents 4106
Ten " " " $5OO "
20 " • 4 •1000
$1 di It if It $5OOO II
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'firm. the beat thoughts of our 'twit id de& men just as
they come from their lips: three retaining their trash
nese and Personality. The proolk are always corrects°
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thund. Thirty-six numbers have already been pub
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List of Numbers Alreddy Published
I.—Christian Recreation _and Unchristian Amtise
went. by Item. T. L. Copier.
2.—Mental Culture tor * Wornen, by Rev. 11. W. Beach
er and Hon. James T. Brady.
3.—Grandeurs of Astronomy, by Prof. 0. M. Mitchell.
S.—Provos+ a..d Louisiade of Christianity, by Rev.
Win. H. Milburn.
s.—Jesus mud MO Resurrectlon,. by Rev. A, King
men Nott:
O.—Tribute to Humboldt , by Eon. George Bancroft.
''cv Dr. Thompson, Prof.t Aguas, Lieber, Bache, and
anyot.
I.—Coming to Christ, by Rev. Henry M. Scudder, D.
D., M. D.
B.—Danlei Webster. Oration by lion. Edward Eve! ,
ett. at lin Inauguration of the etatoe of Webster. at
Boston.
9.—A Cheerful Temper, a Thankigivlng Discourse, by
Rev. Win. Adams, D. D.
10.—Deatb of Washington Irving, by Hon. Edward
Everett and Rev. Jobn A. Todd.
11.—George Washington, Oration by Hon. Thomas A.
S. Babcock, at the Inauguration of the statue of Wash
ington, February 22d. 1860.
12.—Travel, Its Pleasures, Advantages, and Require ,
manta, by d..H. Siddons.
13.—Italian Independence, by Rev, Henry Ward
Beecher, Rev. Henry W. Bellows, D. D.. Rev. Joe. P.
Thompson, D. D.. and Prof. 0. M. Mitchell.
14.—Succen.iof our Republic, Oration by Hon. Ed.
ward - Everett, In Boston, July 4th, 1860.
its and 10.--L(Two in ono, 25 cents.) Webster's Speech
In the United Stites Senate, on the Force Bill, and
Jackson's 'Proclamation to South Carolina in 1883.
11 'and 18—(Two in one, 26 cents.) Webster's Reply
to Hayne.
10.—Lafayette, Oration by Hon. Charles Sumner.
20.—The CaUseS of the American Civil War, by J.
Lothrop Motley. _
21 and 22.—(Two in one, 25 cents.) "The Questions
of the Day." The great oration of Edward Everett.
2.R.—Providence In the War. A Thanksgiving Die.
course, by the Rev. B. D. Burchard, D. D.
. 24:-.The Southern Rebellion, and the Constitution-
al Powegs of therliepublic for its Suppression. By the
Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
O.—The War for the Union. An Address by Wen.
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26 and 27.=-(Two In one, 25 cents.) Three Unlike
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of the Southern Confederacy. by Hon. Alex. H. Stevens
- 2.9;- 6 The War; A Slave UnLin or a Free I By Hon.
Martin F. Conway.
Z.—Oration by Hon. George Bancroft, before the
citizens of New York On the 22d of February._lB62, to
which fa added Washington% Farewell' Address.
'3u—The Sabbath, and its Relations to the State: de.
livered before one of the largest religlowl audiences
ever assembled In New York.
31 —A Sketch of Parson Drownlow (by Theodore
Tilton), and hls Speeches on the Sufferings of Union
men at the South, and the Irreligious Character of the
Rebellion, fully and correctly reported, with the ap
plause and observations of the audience inserted, giv
ing a life-like view of the enthusiastic reception which
the "Parson" received for his unconquerable devotion
to the Union.
In these Speeches Mr. Drownlow narrates- he his
most eccentric and graphic, style, many and various in
cidents of the Rebellion, which came to portions]
know tedwe. As a record Of the times, these speeches
are worthy to be read and preserved by every patriot
and historian.
32.—" Signs of Promise." A Discourse by Rev. J. B.
Thompson.
33.—Itev. Henry Ward Beecher's Fort Sumpter Ora.
Lion. April 14th, 1865.
34 and 35.-11 on. George Bancroft's Oration In New
York. April 25. at the Obsequies of - Abraham Lincoln ;
the Funeral Ode, by Wllltem Cullen Bryant; The
Emancipation Proclamation, Jan. 1, 1883; Mr. L)n•
coin's Last Inaugural Address; A correct Portrait of
the late President. (25 ctn.)
36.-1 n Memoriam. by Rev. 11. P. Thompson.
SGUERIMERUORN, BANCItuFT & CO.
P blishers.
130 Grand Street, Now York.
June 30, 1885-2 m.
PRICES REDUCED !
A T Ogilby's Cheap Cash Stori. lam
now selling off my entire stock of Summer Goode
at greatly reduced prices.
Some uew style Dross Goode, Lawns, Temattlona,
Chalies, Grenadiers, Poplines,
Barred Lust res, DeLainesodce., very handsome, and at
Inn prices. Calicoes. Muslins, Ninghams. As.. Cheap
rr than can be bought In Carlisle. A large assortment
or Worse and flosiery at reduced prices.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES;
Very cheap. Now la the time for Bargains.
014 AS. OGILBY.
July T, 1856.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
ALESMEN WANTED to do busi
ness throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
tie ghhoring States. Previous experience as salesmen
not necessary.
No partially disabled or discharged soldier or active
Intuit gent person need be without permanent and
profitable employment. Apply personally and at once
to
W • S. WALTON,
North East Corner Market Bt., and Market Square,
larrisburg.
June 6, 1865-6m0.0.
NEW STORE
In Eby's Old Stand, Blain St,
L. BERNHARD & SON,
INFORM the citizens of, Carlisle and
vicinity that they have just opened In the above
popular stand, an immense stock of
First Class Clothing,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Their stock con
sists in part of
Coats, Pants and Vests,
for civilian or soldier, made after the latest patterns, of
Goode the quality of ? which cannot be questioned.
Overcoats 24 all varieties.
Trunk.. Carpet Dago and Vaiiaos, Neck Ties, Scarfs and
Collars, Shirts, Drawers and Stockings
Fancy Goods of all descriptions.
In fact a complete and entire assortment of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods.
Don't forget the place, Eby's Old Stand. " Marion
Hall," Main Street, Carlisle, Pa.
L. IigENHARD At SON.
December 23, 1854.
.4991 Sint
litnta croupy° Dm input& Sloan 41g JoAOUM twom
- av t lugitavA Vern. 'sum 'g.LISIV.I
.fipapi fora imireapiull
opeetuoa pun Oierodi ac sua r iva u_
yTHA y s7Ai gij saossaamtg
`SIIH.AAOIT.
, ARLISLE & PHILADELPHIA.
r
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DAILY FILEIG HT L./NE.
FREED, WARD & FREED,
811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA.
J. & D. RHOADS,
MAIN BTIII2EI', OABLIBLE, PA.
grireare of this Lino leave the Depot 811 Market St.
Dolly, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Leave Carlisle, Daily, at"/ o'clock, A. M.
Goods intended fur this Line should be marked C.
P. Daily Frehrht Line, and sent in - by 4 o'clock.
July 1, 1864.
OUNIRgRLAND VALLEY •
AND
Lia=
FRANKLIN.
AlUt DO A D S.
..p.g.I.NOE OF SOURS.
01863,
N and after .MormAir, Arun, 4th,
Passeiwor Trains will run daily, awl - allows;
(nuuday excepted): ' • .
FOR ONAMBERSIIIIRG AND HARM:MORO
Lure Ilacerstown. 7:00 A. M., 2:40 P. 31.
.0 , , Greer:castle, . 7:87 " 8.88 "
. Arr at 8,17 4:20 "
Ottantbers'g,
•
. Leave 8:30 " 12:80 "
.LeaveShippenburs 9:110 "
1:28 "
Newrille 81:31 "_ 1:28 • "
" Carlisle .10:10 " 2.42 "
. 4 • Mechanicsburg 10:42 , '8:12.. "
Arrive at Harrisburg 11:16 330
1011 011A6110111SR17RG AND HAGERSTOWN : -
ikave ilarrhiburg ~ • • 8:05 A. 51., '. 1:85 P. N
4 , Mechanicsburg ," 8:87 " • ' 2:15 ' 146 '
44 carnal& „ . 0:27 . " " 2%5 4 ,1 '' '
41 !.. Nevidlile ' • 10:02 ••' " ' 3:20 "
" .:. Bhlppensburg ' 10:88 "4:90.
. 4 1
i Arr at 11:10 .6- . 530 4, , e
Chambera?g,
Leave 11:10 ‘ , 4:40 . o '
,
Lekri)Clieeneast er'
, - ,-.11:55' '. 4 : ',4:80, .4 4 4
Arr. at Iligerstown ' '12:35' ' 4l ' ' .6:10 -4 "
7riltrlsr ano:l4fr laburg AX22:IOIAT LON, Pi/I.liesemlol4oMg:
Lease Oarlisie ' 5:65 A. M. ' .
••4 • Mechanicsburg , . 0:25 , .
,16
Leave
, , 'B:W " • '
• Leave 11arrisburg 4:20 P. M. ••
~ ~ •' 4. bioCbaniellbllig , . ' 4'54 "
•, , Atrive at carliele ,• -' 5:20. . 16
making close copra:Aß:as at Harrisburg with' Tratna
for Philadelphia, New York. 'and Pittsburg; and with
Trains for 01 points Weak.. •'i ". ,• • - .
* The Train leaving ilarilaurg at `4.:26, 'P.M.;
rune only as far as Carlisle: 0.'N.L1T144, Bup't.,'
ouperintondenVe Office.. I ''' . ' •
••
t hemb'g. July .4 ' leelt./ ' ' '
CUMBERLAND - VALIAEY HOTEL.
• •J N E
~ Cor, Mdin . and Bedford Ste.
cARLIBLE, ' PA. •
J,D. 1 1 9. 4317 BET ER, Proprietor
isir ,
EATAURA he itaiseine4,
fuct/Itled wAhpyry,efiblit,ot , ldghor t
and edibles oral) ydritMed.
_ z;
SILVER I SILVER SILVER I
COMMONWEALTH MINING CO.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.
Capital; #2,000,600-20,000 Shares, $lOO encl.
8260 shares in the Traasury. to bOiold. °filo much an
Is requhed, to raise the DecesSary.workibg eepitni. th,
mine now being worked with the most prowl log re
sults. .
. .
.2000 shares of stOcli, or , so much thereof as has not
been sold, are offered for sale to raise money to pur
chase machinery, and to extend the woik of develop
ing the mine.
ieorty Dollars per share, for full paid, and not subject
to assessment. It is cot expected that more than this
Amount will be imld below par, thus offering great ad.
vantages to first purchisere of stock which isogon.
ed in moot entire confidence that we have one of the
I lama Btiver /bine, In the world, and that every share
of stock will be worth Its face In gold in one year Rom
this time ;'that dividends will be paid monthly within
cloy 3 ear . that there is nothing off-ring whose cardral
can and a mare safe and profitable investment, add
that the funds to be raised will be ample for the full
dere) potent of our Inexhaustible mine, leaving two.
rhino of the stmk still in the Treasury, to be divided
by the stockholders or held for their benefit.
The management of the Company has been commit
ed to a 'amid of Trustees composed of well known, en
er-etic business men, in whom the stockholders may
repch.e'implicit confidence.
All deemed information regarding ibis Company will
be Itirnished upon personal or written application to
the rrestdent, Daniel W. Vaughan (Vice-President A
merican Natiot al Bank), of New York, 0. B. Brown. 80
Broadway, Demarest a Baldwin, 171 Broadway, N. Y.,
or to W. Bacon, E5q..1.17 Prop t street, N. Y.
0,0 DAN'L, W. VAUOIIAN, Pres't.
ISILLIsisBoN lee. and Treas.
" Office, 80 Broadway, N. Y.
Stock for sale at the American National Bank,-No. 80
Broadway, or at the office of the Company!
August 4, 1805—at.
HARDWARE STORE.
THE old Hardware stand of Lewis F.
Lyne, has pasted into the bands of W. E. 111111er
& a. A. Bowers, who are now transacting business en
der the name and style of
MILLER & BOWERS.
,The new firm have just returned from the city and
are now prepared to furnish to the public at the lowest
prices, all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IlardWare, Ookel/ Triining, Paiute, 0111,
GLASS, VARNISH,
ac. &Mai into nude store will 'convince all that they
have enough of goods to fully Supply tho demand in
this market. Persons wanting .goods in our line will
find it to their advantage to give us a call: All orders
personally and promptly attended to. •
July 7, 1865.
• iron, English Refined.
4i CENTS lb. Nails, $5,50. Horse
SHOES, $7,25.
and everything elm) in proportion at
HENRY SAXTON'S
July 7,1866
NOTICE•
The subscriber would respectfully in
form the public that he has purchased the entire
stuck of
COAL AND LUMBER,
belonging to the late firm of AiIIISTRONG AND HOF
FER, and leased the real estate for a series of years,
where he is prepared to accomm , date the community
with LUMBER of every variety, and on the most rea
senabel terms, Having purchased his new stock at
the head of the market with great care, by the old of
au experienced lumberman, ho is enabled to compete
with the river market In prices.
I have relinquished the tanning business; and will
devote my entire attention ;;o the LU a GER & (.1.0 A L
trade. 1 have also secured the services of Mr. George
Zuloir, an experienced hand In the trade, who will
constantly be on hand to accommodate all who may
favor us with a call.
0, -
A large quantity of Coal, also
A L
coal of all kinds, under over,
Cltg
kept constantly on had. Coo
k; mere can in, sapirderi on short notice,,at ihe lowest
pbssible rates. by a strict attention to business and
a desire to do debt, we hope to secure n liberal share
of public patronage.
June 9, 1865
N still retain the same position in the Firm
of fh.j.,,ey & Blair. which will be carried on so ener
getically as ever at their o ti stand near the ties lions,
as our purchas s will be made together at the bead of
the market. we frel ennedvnt by so doing to be able to
accommodate our customers and the public, on the
most reasonable terms.
MACHINE SHOP.
rine subscriber now manufactures and
heaps con-tantly - on hand. on rs:or. h Stro. t, east
of heudium's tletel, a large ass rtment of
AGRICULTURAL lUPLEMENTS,
such as Horse Powers, Threshing litenhloes with Sep
..- Wore attached, Cover Hullers Corn
I sholiers, Straw and Fodder Cutters, all
FIUME_ or which are the latest and the best
0,,'- •' improvements.
Particular attention paid to Repair
ing of ail kmds of Agncuitural Implements at short
notice and reasonable prices.
Thankful for former lavers I tespectfully solicit •
share 01 public. patronage,
Richmond h a s Fallen !
AND SO HAVE DRY GOODS.
Aere fact that is proven to every person
calling at the Cheap Store of Leidich & Miller,
w they are just receiving a large supply of Spring
and Summer Goads, purchased since the great decline
in gold
The stook embraces in part
LADIES" DRESS GOODS,
such as Black and Fancy Silks of nil colors and quali
ties, new styles Poplins, kfohairs, Lustres, Alpaccas all
colors, ftiozainbiques, Lamerlques, Valenclas, De Lobes
Challies, Ac.
SPRING CIRCULARS,
Basques, &aquas, Shawls, tire , &e
MOURNING GOODS
of every kind, consisting of Mourning Silks, A Ipaccas,
numbezirtes, Nohaire. Poultweel nide and double width
DeLnioes, Tandso ClothsoC.rape Venn, Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, Balmoral Skirts, a new style, black end
white Gingham% I‘c. •
DOIIItISTIC GOODS,
bleached and unbleached Muslims from 12% cents up.
A large assortment of Calicoes from 12% cents to 25.-
10 4 bleached and unbleached Sheeting, Pillow Case
Muslins, Tic/dugs. Cottonades, Gingham, Nankeens,
Table Liaper, and a great many other goods not men
tioned but always on band. Our notion department
is complete, embracing Cotton Hosiery of every quality
for ladies, gentlemen, misses, boys and children,
Gloves of every description. Silk, Linen, and Gingham
Handkerchiefs, French Coreetts, Hoop Skirts all elves,
Balmoral Skirt. all elms, Balmoral Skirts. Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Trimming 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 very
short notice by a first class tailor
CARPETS, CARPETS,
a full line of every description and quality, Matting,
Floor Oil Cloth, Looking Classes, Oil and Paper Win
dow Minds, Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Clothe, and
many other house furnishing goods for the season.
Feeling very thankful to the generous community
far their kind and liberal patronage so far extended to
tha firm, we earnestly and sincerely ask a continuance
of the same, as customers know that lea great pleas
ure to us to exhibit our stock, besi.Jes proving that we
always study the interest of our eustemerS. as we are
deter Mined not to be undersold by 'any merchant In
the country.
LEIDICH & MILLER
Please remember.the well known stand , south east
corner Market square, directly opposite Boot
end Shoe store.
April 28,180 b.
WM. BLAIR & SON,
Corner of Hanover and South Ste. •
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery and Queensware Store. ,
JUST opened with freFh •and good
►Goode. a choice variety of evrry thing usually kept
Inafirst class store.' Particular attention given in the
selection of nice sets of
China anti Granite Ware, '
CHOICE TEAS. COFFEES: SUGARS, SYROS,BPIOES
, FLAVORING EXTRACTS,.
Canned and Pickled Fruits. Worcestershire, Cumber
" ' laud, and other Seneca. ' . • .
Cheese. Crackers, and every, thing else in our line that
a discriminating publin may require. Full assort
luenta pi Writing Papers; Ccuti'oll Lamps, Queensware,
Willow, Cedar, ztone_and Earthen Wares,
SALT, FISH, OILS,
AND NAILS,.
kept constantly unbend.'
Goods will be replenished frequently, kept clean and
nine, sold at the lowest possible prices, and delivered
at any part of the,tow ;, • -
Pleasoglve us a call Cash paid for Country Pro
duce.:'
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Carlisle, March 3, 1865.—1m'
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NEW-..NP FRESH
r, co els 1 e gs .
, - HALBERT & BRO.,
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R AVING • just returned • trona the
EaStOrii cities desire to Inform their patretie that
i Inlna largo and varied stock of .New and
Fresh Goode at the lowest cash prices. • ,
Their assortment ps thorough apd complete, contain.
log everything necessaar to. constitute •a //Int {lees
Grocery,.., . .
.CO F FEES, SUGARS, •
In greatest kiandriUcti, and , at leriesk figures,'—
Syrups; 13060, ,, Caurie.d Ntulta, .QUEENOWARK arid
Crockery, Salt, and Flab, Cheese, Crackers,
'Biushebillaskets and;WllloW Ware;; . •
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Re94r5,(411 4 54 obaceq).. •
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orthe cbqicoot brando : , 'th5 , 5 , 514 . 5,4!1!het.F, tind„,,a
ittiotlipin r
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FAM LX GROCE
- Dian fOrget the old etand, South Vast eotaor of
4 !" ( 3Y,Mi t YM AI 47
-ob, $t,14.4.4:
ANDREW 11. BLAIR
ANDREw A. BLAIR
A J. RUTZ, Agent
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