ENTE UPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 400 Walnut Street.
„ PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, .Tanuary if,, 1865.
Statement of tho affairs of this company on Dec om
her 80th, 1868.
CA PITA I
Authorized....
Pohl up In full
IMEIpTS JN 1865
Premiums on fire risks
Interest ...•
Policies and transfer fees
Earnings on cancelled perpetual policies
PA VSIIINTS IN 1865
Dividands January and ..... .
Lesson by the .....
Tapes, United States State and City...
Return premiums and re-Insurances....
Printina. advertising comminsions, sala
ries, Firs Marshal, office and other ex
pen ses .....
r DIRECTORS
-J. L. l 3 rri nto r, 'X ,
Oen. W. Fahnesack.
James L. Claghorn,
15'm. O. Boylton,
Charles IVlnieler,
T. 11. Montgomery.
F. RATCHFORD STA Rlt, President.
THOS. moNTGomERY. Vier President.
SAMPLE M. lIUMIUCII,
Agent at Carlisle,
Mee In Marion [Tall Building with C. P. Ilumrieh
Feb. 28, 1806--st.
F Itatchkrd Starr,
Nalbro' Frazier,
John )1. Atwood.
Benj. T. Trodiek,
George 11. Stuart,
John 11. Brown,
REGISTER'S NOTICE.--Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested, that the
following accounts have been filled In this Office, by
the accountants therein named for examination, and
will ho presented to the Orphan's Court of Cumbeiland
County, for confirmation and allowance, on Tuesday,
March 20, A. D., 1006, viz :
No 1. The account of C. P. II omrieh Tru , tee, ap.
pointed by the Orphan's Court. to sell Beal Estate of
George Keigley, late of the Borough of Carlisle, deceas
ed, for the payment of debts.
_.The account of CRorge Wolf, Executor of the lase
and Testament. of Samuel Shupp. deceased.
:3. The first and final account of Archibald Bricker,
Administrator of Mary Bricker, late of time Forough of
Neyvville, deceased.
4. The first and final Administration ancount.of Wil
liam 0. Duncan, Administrator of William 0. Duncan,
Into of the Borough of Sl.lppenshurg, deceased.
5. The first and final n-count Adam Gottshall and
Peter Gottshall Administrators of .Inceb Gottshall, late
of South Middleton township, deceased.
G. First and final :u•cnunt at iienjamin P. A tklnßon
Monitor of 'qrs. Susan Winched, late of the Borough
of Carlisle, dei eased.
7. I'lle firiit and part al nrrmnil .laturs It. Wellis lOy
111111 Boliert Bell jr.. Executors id . the last NV 11l and
'l'ostarnent ~f Hobert Bell sr., Ira,: of Si
torrnithip. dere:wed.
ti The first and final account of David Caldwell. and
Seavers. Adminlstrators,f,lane lalc
of Scat ton township, deceased.
9. The first and final account of Samuel emituvr, Ad
mlnistrator ml John 11. Voter, late of the Borough of
Newburg, deceased.
10. The first and final nevount of Martin Kunkle,
Admlnistrat,r. with the will annexed, of Elizabeth C.
Snyder, late of the Borough of Newburg, deceased.
11. The lluardianship account nf Samuel Graham
uardi in of the person and estate of ,larob Henry
Shollaberger, mime ...on of Jacob Shell.iberger, late of
West Penusborough township. deceased.
12. Account of Henry Paul CI uardion ..f Ella Ii Cat oth
ern, airier daughter-of w e st
Pennsborough trio nship, deceased.
13. Guardianship account of William her, Guardian
of Louisa 1, Weaver deceased, minor child of John II
Wearer deceased, late of the Borough of Carlisle.
14. The first and final account of fleorge 11. ('lever.
Administrator of Daniel Ilippensteel, late of Southamp
ton township. deceased.
15. The first and final :terount of John Wallace,
eentor of Ann :quart, late of the horough of t'nrli~l
deceasei.
IA 'rho first and final account of Deitrich K. Stine,
Executor of Deit rich Stiller, late of tipper Allen tout
ship, deceased.
17. The first and final account r 1 John M. Wa..rmm,
and Margaret lluckwalter, Administrators of the Estat
of Henry Buckwalter, late of Frankford township d.•
ceased, as settled by John M. It one of said Ad.
Ministrators.
18, First and final account of Peter Martin. and
George Hoover Esq , Adminis , tato": of lint Id Martin,
lute of Monroe trcwnahip, dPeensed.
10. Account 01 Can bovine Chapman, Ailmlnistrati is
of George Chapman, late at Upper Allen township, de
ceased.
O. The first and final account ,d S. W. Snedgi as,
Executor of the last Will 3114 Testament of Benjamin
Snodgrass, late of the Borough of Shippeusburg, do
ceased,
'2l. The first and final account of C. P II umrich, Ad
ministrator of the Estrce of Daniel Bailey. lute of fll
Borough of Carlisle, decoa ed.
22. 'I ha account qf \lode Orlffetb, Adminlstratol
Jaynes A. Fritz, late 01 Monroe township, deceased.
23. First and final account of Wesley Walker, Ad.
minklrator with the Will annexed, of Joseph Walker,
late of Monroe township, deceased.
2L First and final account of Eli Yost, Exerund ut
the last Will and Testament of lleorga Yost, late of Up
per Allen tounshm, deeensod,
25. Fist final account of Loll Mertel Es 1., t i
winsstrator of Mrs. Elizabeth Balmer, late of Mech:ll--
lenburg. deceased.
Mani account. f Levi Merkel, 0 eardion of Ilich
and M. Crain, minor bull 01 Dr. Juiopla
27 (luau J ianxhip account of bristian Eberly, 0 nal
dlan of Louisa Franklin, minor child of Samnel Frank
lin, deceased.
2.3. The account 0r.J.04, L. Dive., Esq., Enec utor of
Caroline Nibl9ek, late of the Borough of Sewville, de
ceased
list and final account of J.icol, Hale, Adnilni , --
trntor of Jacob Farenhaugh, late of Southampton
township, deceased.
30. First and final a, count of John In ine, Guardian
of Benjamin Law, minor sun of David L. Law.
31. The Guardianship account of Joins dutsball
Guardian of Annie C , Bella, Emma, Ed‘sard and Jacob
Beetem, minor children of.larob and Isabella Beelein,
late of the Borough of Carlisle, deceased.
3'2 Account of John Granny, Guardian of James A!.
pert 11.1 1 Cune, minor son of Samuel E. McCune, duress-
33 First and final account of John Musselman, Ex
ecutor of George Reed, Into of Silver Spring township,
deceased.
24 Guardianship account of Jonathan Snyder, Guar.
dian of Fanny Seitz, minor child of Jacob Seitz.
35. The supplemental and final account of Henry
Miller, Administrator ofJohn 51. Miller, late of 511111 In
township, deceased.
36. First and final account of 11. NOrshain, Admin
istrator of Mary Baughman, late of township,
deceased.
:;"/ First and final account of William Baughman,
Administrator of Eve Barger, doctored.
38. First and final account of I. A. Quigley, Admin
istrator of Robert Quigley, late of Hopewell township
deceased.
30. First and final account of Sarah A. Phillips, Ad
mtnistratrix of Willi tkm Bonney, late of l‘lochanlce
burg Borough, deco need.
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foqiyoWEikeY to LEWIS F. LYNE, or
A. OATIIOART.
F0b.16, 1806-2 t. _ -
Wanted Immediately. ,
AoneN experienced Salesman, having a
thorough knowledge of the Dry Good Business.
other need apply,
LEIDICII & MILLI:It.
Carlisle, Feb. 14, 1800
NO HUMBUG I
MOUS EACRES and WHISKERS,
Ta n c42 . .daya--7Do
,you want Luxuriant
ju. .whiskers -orthusinclies 1 My Orguentwill force
themto grow heavily in idxwooks. (Upon the smooth•
est face) without' stain' or injOry to the skin.
rrlee7s,cents. Bent my mall postage free to any ad
. dress or'recelpt of an order. 4ddress •
N. B.—Baird satisfaction given or the money re-
Sob. 10,1860;
"CHARLES . HARRIS."
A thorough bred ,llorse the property of
tbo Cumberland County Agricultural Society
will bo offered at Public Sale la ihe Court Uoueu In Car-
Solo;
At 11 rid ork, A. M. "Charles Harris" Is a Chesnut
Horst, dropped kith, of Aprll, MG. He ins.got by
"Wagner" his dam ••Rports-mistress" by American
Eclipse" his grand dam "Cub" by "Medoc" his 0
Dam "Ann Merry" by "Sumpter" Ills G G tl Darn "Gre
cian Princess" by "Blackburns Whip" has G 0 0 G Dam
by Gan. Hampton's "Paragon" his G O 0 G G Darn by
"Figure Stamorpin" by imported "Wildair" imported
“Cub" mare
$200,000 00
200,000 06
This Horse was carefully selected and purchased bY
the Society (iota Captain lien ufard of Kentucky, near
Lexington In the Spring of IS6O and the evidence of
his purity of blood Is In their possession and he is now
sold only because his numerous progeny requires an
other horse in tub vicinity If any furthor informs
lion be required apply to
.101 IN W. GRAMM:A-IL
I'LIAS BRENNEMAN,
EMIG E CLARK,
JAMES STERRETT.
Feb. 16, M.G.
$124,220 04
21,103 71
¶l9O 50
57 43
$1113,161 68
$ll.OOO 00
33,905 r 9
4,859 44
11,818 71
Wanted.
Q2:3000, for which a first judgement or
Pi l mortgage, will be given on two farms worth 12,•
QUO In this county. Apply to the EtMr,.
Feb. 16,1866.
THE SHENANDOAH
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$ , ll ClO3B
CAPITAL, $lB,OOO.
No. Shares, 360. Price per Share, $5O,
r 1111 E Lands upon which this Company
1 intends operating, consist of two Traets In Rock
itmloini anti Augusta Counties, containing
abatt 13,0 0 Acres At n rust o 1 0 1 Jll per Were. lint by
an at I.:imminent with other parties it Is neeessary fur
the Company to pay for only one fourthilirthe Land
(84,500) when they will I , eisive all indisputable title
to. aid one-fourth, iind have guaranteed unto them the
working privilege on the whole 13.000 Acres.
The Lands are covered with White and Yellow Pine,
Poplar. Hemlock and Oak Timber of the very best quids
Ity.
They contain large deposits of Coal, Iron, and Cop.
er.
On them are situated the celebrated i•Chalyheato
and Sulphur Union Springs" of Virginia.
The design of the Company is to erect, as soon as pos
sible, a Steam Saw-Mill On that part ,if the Land w htch
may lie deemed best and 11104 convenient to market.
The "Hurst Digtriet" in the Shenandoah
where all the barns have been destroyed fur miles dur.
lour the war, furnish, a market in lmtnediate proxi
mity to the Land., where Lumber will be In demand
for years.
e Mana ,, , and Straslmrg. hall Road, which will
be completed nov Summer, runs within two and n
half nltieS of theso Lands. and in ill afford 0 means ,f
traosp,t,tion ti all par t, of the country.
At Ilarrisonburd, which L le, than ten miles di,
taut, there is a ron>hr,L 11011111nd 1110 1.1111111,, at prices
ranging from $:10 to 131 per thousand. .
The iron. Coal and Copper Deposits have fl l oolll.ly 10,-
tractoql the alto l i hi:, of Is rite operators in the Cities,
who 111t111111111i, 1110111 as ve,lhigly valuable. These
Mineral Beds, in addition to the value of the Timber
which Is the principal . renter the Lands
woch len limes the pi iee the iist the Company.
The •'L'h.alyheate and Sulphur Union I-lipid:lgs" were
frequented 113 many pta.pla from all sections every
summer previous to the war, and only need improve_
fluent/11111 development to make them among the most
valuable In the counti v.
Thus, the Company presentn to the public an invio.t•
moot of inn insic stil. , Vantial saline. Every Stock
holder for each share 01 SA owns over lhuty arr., Id
the e lamb , . and h n proportionate share in the Saw
Mill and iippatatus of the Company.
At the price Lumber now isiminitiols in cull parts of
tho country, the Company will lie enabled tic pay
monthly lilt irlenils from the eimmiiiiirement of r.pera•
lion=.
All, therellne, have an intere,t in the tiaaaly sale ell
thl.stheh.
Specimen,: of the Cent 11 ~ In these latt:l , , and all fur
ther inlonnation debnell. May 1.0 11.1 at. the 0111,, of
Pry,l4lent —.1,)11N II 1.1.:11)11;. Now
Ttew.urer--.1t , 11N .1 COBLE.
Seeret 'try --D. )1. C. II It 1 'N (1, l'.esv RingQtnn.
h. 111, I Yin.
OTIC'E is hereby given that the co-
partnership heretofore existing bet, run 1,. Lew
is and John Lewis was on the '_'sth day otJanuary di::
solved by mutual eo n se n t The busiut vs will be sot
tied by 1,. Lewis.
•of
The s ronnufaeturing matches he Con
tinued by the sttiworther .tt Mills, CuwL Co ,
(hr post favors, he hopes to merit a run
tit uan , e of the patronage of the trade.
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largo Stock of fruit and ornamental
roip,
Consi,ting 1,1 etcry vdriet) . propag.ited, will he
sold choap the coining `pain;, in order to elo, out the
Perticular attention is called to tho inige and
Apple Trees and Evergreen ald
Shade Trees,
Ideh will he to ,nit the pur, ham, , ithrr by the
i roe, by the hundred or hy the row In Me ground or
Jug, nil intending to plant the ( . 0111111y Spring 1111011 -
ited to etill at the Nursery and get bargains. All or4rs
promptly filled.
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rrIE great Agriculturist Strawberry
plants Mr sale at the Cumberland Nursery.
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ALarge lot of splendid standard and
Dwarf pear Con,ord, Delaware, Diana. and
max:lt:twin') ,gmre vines for vile at the Cumberland
Nulser)
eb. 9, IMl,G—.!m
pEIISONS wishing to decorate their
ruts, or Cemetery lots, or the grave Ma rein-
In sl,ould sell at the Cumberland Nursery, and par
t Inane 111111/1111011t al Shade and Evergreen trees, as thou
e ill be sold very cheap tho ,oming spring. Natural
Peach trees for sale low at the Cumberland Nursery.
Feb. U, 1866-3 m. HENR' S. lIUPP.
ripliE subscriber has been appointed a
. 1_ g ent for the sale of
Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Organs
here instruments are the cheapest and best in the
inmlret and have always given etrthe satisfaction.
T 1,., different prices, sizes and quantities of tone can
be learned by calling on him in person. Ile feels no
hesitation whatever in saying that
"THEY C.IN'T HE 13E...17 "
dither for cheapness, quality, depth or so L'etlll,oi of
to
further pai Oculars call at the nirocery 191 the
our ut Hanover and dentin.* streets, and he pledges
himself to give complete satisfaction. A sample instru
moot always MI hand, a full supply of sheet music on
hand. WM. R. HA LBERT,
At Halbert (Cc Brothel's Family Grocery.
Jan. 9,18116-3 m,
H OUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Just roveiving a full supply of all kinds of House
Furnishing roads, suitable for the present and COlll
- of all Grades and qualities of
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! !
1 , 1 or oil Clothe,
Table Oil Cloths,
Window Shades,
lino, Matta ; he. , he
ALSO,
104 Ord end Unbl'd Shootings,
. Case u ri kuns, •
'fable Delrinasks,
Towelling all Oracles,
Ticking &c., &c
Also a well selected stock of all kinds of Domestic
Roods, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices, for
the present.
All persons in want of any of the above for the Spring
Season, will find it to their advantage to give us an
early call, as we are determined to keep up our repu
tation, to sell goods at the lowest possible market
prices.
Feb. 0, 1800. LTiIDICII & MILLER.
QTOVES, TIN WARE, &o. The un
&reigned having made an excursion to the East
ern Cities, to lay in a stock of manufactured articles,
and material for the manufacture of all kinds of ware
kept in a first t lass Stove Tin and Sheet-4ton estitb
lishment, are prepared to prove to the citizens of Car
lisle and vicinity, that they aro determined to sell
goods at prices which day competition. Their stock of
STOVE AND ENAMELED 'PARE
is the best that Philadelphia and Now York can pro
duce. Their stock of stoves consists in part of the fol
lowing named ;
Cook's Governor Penn.
Prairie-Flower, . _
and the Barley Shmtf,
with all varietlea of Parlor,
- Bed•room end Office Stoves,
of the neateat pattern, and boat quality. The Cloven.
nor Penn, which they guarantee to give entire antis.
faction In every reaped, with capacity to prepare the
co-ked or baked fare of any family with less consump
tion of fuel than any other stove, they will warrant
for six months. They manufacture Zimmerman's
Steam Cook Kettle, in which all kinds of vegetables
can be cooked at tke same time, without the ono fla
voring the other. Best of references given. They
have purchased for• cash, and therefore have the prices
of their goods reduced to a very low figure, feeling
confident that "largo sales and small profital,' is the
beat policy. They call attention to their large stock of
'fin, Sheet-iron, and
EN AM E LED WARE,
f:oneleting of Auckets, Banns, Wash-bollera. Wash
diehee Lard Cane, Coal Beuttleewte, lee., guaranteeing
to all Who may purchase at them a saving of nt least
out of every ton expended. Heaters, ICltchen Ranges
and Furnacos sot Iu on short notico. 'tooting and
Spouting done In the boot manner and on reasonable
tombs. 'Old• stoves taken In exchange for now ones.
Give us a cull. North Ilanover stroct, between Wet.
ael's and Thudlum's Hotels.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so liberally be
stowed upon them, thoy solicit a continuance of the
same. .
MalighirAll 4 BAJPP
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Yotk Spring's,.
Atlltmo4, a 0
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Veb.,0 ) 1860-Bm,
On Tuesday, .llarch Bth, 18GG
LUMBER AND
MINING COMPANY.
`bissolution Notice
Cumberiand Nurseries
Three Mile, Efist ~f
I irrrs r Plrrrrls ,uu( ,~'lrrrrL.a
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HENRY S. RU PP,
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CABINET ORGANS:
TWO DOLLARS
A. L. SPQNSLEII; '
DEAL ESTATE AGENT, Scrivener,
conveyances Insurance and Claim Agent. Of
tic° Main Street Near Centre Square. .
OMB Insurance Company of New
Haven, Connecticut, Statement ofJanuary Ist,
coo.
Capitol Stock
Surplus
$775,880,10
Logsus unadjust., d $35,977,72
INSURANCES MADE PERPETUAL AND TEMPOR-
The assetts of this Company consist of United States
Government Securities, stocks in National Banks, and
lot, Mortgages on Real 11:Ante The Board of Directors
have declared a Semi-Annual cash Dividend of Tcn
per rent free from Government Tat payable on and af
ter itith, January, 1500.
Also a scrip Dividend of ,Silty per cent on the earned
Premium of Policies entitled to participate in the Pro
fits for the year ending let of Janualy, MIL And
have voted to increase the Capital Stock of the Corn.
pony to One Million of Dollars. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLBR, Agent.
For Sale oX Rent,
.Atsjs-g, A Commodiona Two-Story
, 9111 ~, Brick House,
.v . m, . i
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~., and Large Lot of ground containing a
:•-r-, ,,,, ,... - : • choke variety of fruit, situate an West
Possession given on the let, of April
A. L. SPONSLEII,
Real Estate Agent.
Louth er street.
next. Apply to
Feb. 9, MIL
A Desirable TOwn Residence at Pri-
(„ZITUATE at the extreme west end of
ONor_th street Carlisle.
The Lot contains 125 feet In front and 240 foot In
depth
L?Wi. Cot hty, Residence
and other out-buildings all new and In good order and
a choir,. variety of fruit of all kinds. For terms &o.
Apply to A. 1, SPOSSLER
Feb. i 3, 1S(Ill. Real Estate Agent.
ABond for $2300, secured by Mort
gage on a First rate Plantation will be disposed
of. Apply to A. L.SPONSI.EII.
Q2OOO, Wanted on Mortgage of value-
Ll, Improved Heal Estate. Apply to
A. L SPONSL Eli,
A illyhly Improted Limestone Farm
CONTAINING 120 ACHES,
1 ANDSOMELY located within 2
11_ wile:. of CarlIslo• Tho Buildings aro nearly
new. Fences In good oider,and the land In a high Stato
of Cullivatlim. Apply to
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TOWN PROPERTY on South Hano
ver Ntrect, Carlisle, Comprising 120 beet In front
and 210 feet in depth having thereon erected 3 Dwell
ing I lour e, Shops and other Buildings will be sold en
ter or dis ided to suit purchasers. Apply to
A. L. SPONSIXII.
Fob. 16x, 110.113.
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V Valuable Lot of ground on South
iStreet containing over tioo feet In front and 260
tipth. Also, a Lot a; the corner of Pitt and South
Streets, containing GO feet in front and 110 feet in
depth. Apply to .
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`STATE NOTICE.-
I Letters of Administration ruin testamenta an•
111,0. On the est Vlr .13111, Cameron, dee'd., late of
the Borough of C. dish, have been ksued to the sub
s..ribers ri siding in the same place. All persons in
debted to said estate o ill make payment and thoeo
having claims „ill present them to
JOHN C. CAMERON,
It. D. CAMERON,
Administrators cum testament° Annexo.
Felt, 2, ll,liti—ft
C 11010 E SEG ARS & TOBACCO,
AT RALSTON'S
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STATEMENT
U/ the /• ' inr n leeS (!f the ("minty of Cum
brrlrtnri from Ist (Iv r!f . Irtnitary, in
kt 31st arty Dercin Inv', 1865, in
clusive.
11. S. RITTER, Esq., Treasurer,
in Account with said county.
RECEIPTS.
DR.
T" or hands nr neasurar
at Ind aetthananh situno an
A nnand or rnant Slat, last, lrt ird fun
Ow )1,1 I 1121;70 GO
HIIIt at •• '•" 1571 50
011 i .110/,1111;1 t,i t at Lent 0/ 08
1“a110 10744 51
:0.00.rat,•.1 1111111 t“ r. 24 lit)
tit,lo-t paid • 3211 30
mid t0n.1141 reci.ir,4l 51 00
:0•11•101.• I.y I,l‘ ripll,4 Lae , 5 00
t. 111 - 1 . 111.01.. 1 . 1•111110 . 1 I I.a 'rr,anur,r, 14 00
1',.1001,',4 111, 411111 1 . 11.111. , ..., 1 . 11101041, 10 1)5
It. 01 /01 I'o,ll f111:11i . ,10 . 11 101 . 01111 martial, 112 :15
!'rounds of st,,m• I n..kr at jail, 2 40
By nwnnul pniJ Bolollgh and Tnauehip Ax
Bridges and Roads
ant.olitt paid Garr rind dnuml;~•+
Bond ' it,er,.
nvinkiring Ih itig4
y 'odd fur Cmistal.len' furs in Clllll
Commissioners' Office.
amount paid to M. Knot, Exti., for NCIIiCeN, $414 00
" o " 11. McClullao, Esq., " 584 00
‘• John McCoy, Esq., " 434 00
• .` IL Neivshani, Esil., " 100 00
" 111, IAOOIIOII, for stationary, 121 32
y iltuount paid to Grand Jurors,
nit! Traverse Jurors, 2715 85
aid .1. W. D. Gillitlett, Esq., Dish Aty., fees, 251 00
;Lid Win, Could, Court Crier, 70 GO
aid Shriner and others, for liourding,jurors, 130 00
uid nitnesses in Commonwealth cases, 837 33
- County Offices.
11.111011111 paid to E. Coroinan, Esq., Clerk of
Courts, fet.B, $430 06
aid C. E. Magltinglklin, Ekig. o,r auditing ally., 18 00
Lid Jantott 1,041 , 0 n, for-1)4.4.10,4,- 40-00
Elections.
y amount paid fur General and Township
Elections, 1273 49
Ay amount paid for holding inquests on doud
bodies, $lB7 60
Jail and E. S. Penitentiary.
By amount paid for support of prisoners, nor-
Iff't feet, BCC., 010,630 80
Pahl for fuel for Jail, 8= 02
Paid for goods and clothing for prisoners, 843 28
Paid for fixtures and repairs, 705 02
Paid for water furnished by Oita & Witter CO,
.62 60
Pahl salary of Keeper, 249 99
Pala salary of Physician, 60 00
Pahl fur support of prisoners In E. B. Puny., 677 64
By ain't, paid for Justices' foes in Com. cases, $521 81
Loans and - Interest.
By amount paid for County Bonds, $10,750 00
Paid Interest on same, 808 81
Bounty Bonds, 10,000 00
Paid interest on mine, 970 60
Paid notes in Bank and interest, 19,030 07
By amount paid In full of estleutte for 1805, $15,000 00
Paid to Vixitora for the year 1081, 80 00
Pahl to Dlreetore for nalary, 25 00
Public Buildings
By amount paid for salary of Keeper,'
Pald for rspalr.s and cleaning, '
Public Printing.
By amount plthl J. B. Brattou urid onion for
, printing, 8782 61
Soldier's Relief. •
tyamogit raid for rollof of aoldlorto filqdllot s eilO VU
' $500,000,00
275,880,10
QM
vate Sale
Inprocuments are a rommodious Two-
Story
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
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ME=
BEE=
B 1" l'A YMENTS
ASSOSSOI'S
Constables
lblartel ly Ittlurns
Henry Karthi, Esq., " 418 00
.1. Armstrong, Esq. clerk," 600 00
Courts
Inquests
Justices' Fees
Poo; Holise
" 11
Misee aneous Payments.
By amount paid for Illumination on surrender
of Rebel armies, 8417 48
Paid for mourning goods'on detalt of President
Lincoln,'
Paid State tax on County Bonds, 01 82
Paid appropriation to Fire Companies, 50 00
Paid fox - Revenue stamps for Collector's Bonds, 25 00
Paid for 'gas and water for Court House, SO 78
Paid for fuel for' Court,'louse, 00 70
Paid carriage hire, car faro, Sm. 115 50
Paid for shoveling snow, and Other labor, 31 00
Paid for distributing Election and other papers, 20 00
Pahl to Keeper of Town Clock, 20 00
Paid for County Auditor's servieoa,
Paid for postago'anEl4olographing,
Erroneous taxes refunded,
Bills of sundry articles to 11. Saxton, et al,
Error In Treasr's. coin. on State tax for 1804,
Total amount of Commissioner's orders,
County Treasurer's commission on same at
1% por cent., 1485 61
Como. allowed COIL of County and State taxes, 4633 31
Exonerations, " " " " 1311 72
Outstanding taxes in hands of Collectors, 4131 47
Militia Taxes.
By. ain't. of expenses paid out of military fund, $569 35
Treasurer's commission on same, nt 1 per ct., 5 69
Collector's commission, 50 27
Exonorations, 404 50
Outstanding taxes in bands of Collectors, 22 33
-State Taxes.
ay amount of State taxes paid to State Trea.
surer for 1865, $35,692 13
Paid Treasurer's (men. on same at I per cent, 360 62
Total amount of credits,
Balance In hands of Treasurer,
Amount of debits, 5133,918 80
Statement of Taxes Outstanding
Ist January, 1866.
1880, John Emminger, Silver Spring, 5178 48
1894. C. A. Smith, E. Ward, Carlislo, 359 99
'• John Zinn, Dickinson, 131 28
" Levi Worst, Frankton!, 23 32
" .1. C. Reeser, Monroe, 268 40
" I). 11. Roinderknecht, Upper Allen, 139 50
1865. .1111 . 01, Gomlyear, E. Ward, Carlisle, 198 56
" Jacob Rheem, Dep., W. Ward, Carlisle, 621 50
" .1. C. Vainualle, East Penn`llll„ 318 39
" James Stiller, llopowell, 83 27
" John Quiche!, Mechanicsburg, . 108 15
" W/11. M. Ilamilton, Mifflin, 552 41
" William Diller, Monroe, 17 80
" John Waggoner, Newton, 70 81
" Peter Corkin', Upper Allen, 781 19
" 1). I'. Vankirk, Woot Pennbli.. . 308 82
County Debt and Assets on Ist. of
of January, 18136.
Amount of balance in treasury, Jllll. 1E4,1880, $351 52
" " Outstanding taxes, 4153 80
LIABILITIES
Amount of pritnipal of Comity howls ontstand ,
ing 1,1 January, 1465, sl.l,fo;g 00
" " " '• lionnty bonds, " 10,000 00
Total liabilities, let January, 1865, $24,F04 l 0
ednet wnuunt paid during the year, 20,750 00
icrunt of ;1..48t.1ti ilyer
CUMBERLAND CoC,V7T, SS
We, the Commissioners of Cumberland county, in
compliance to laW, 111/ VON ify and submit the for egoing
us currei I statements of the rcceipts and ex pimditlll,4
of said county, from January lot to December al.l, lot;:,,
111111 4/f the uutxtantli, g talon; and also of the
debt and assets of the said county, on the lot day of
January, 15136.
Witness tam hands and mail of "Ills, flit
SEAL 18111 day "(January, A. D., 1886.
M. MeeLP.I.LAN,
'JOHN MeCOV,
HENRY K ARKS.
I'M ini,sionrns or l'aozlo (Intent!,
Attest—J. ARMSTRONII, Cl;.rk .
We, the Auditors of Cumberland enunty, having Levu
duly sworn and allirnied, inlet at the Conindsmitdier's Of
fice, in Carli,do, it the Iht day of January, 1860, and
proceeded to audit and adjust the aceolintm of 11. 8.
titter, Esq., Treasurer of said Bounty, from the Ist day
dr January to the 31at day of December, 1865, and do
•ertife that we find a balance of three hundred and fifty
me dollars and tlfty-two COIN dllO by said Treasurer to
•aid county, as will appear by the foregoing statement
if said acronnt. We have also examined and compared
u• fOregOillg R1:111'11.'111 01 . dolt and assets of sulk] eOllll
• with the records, and 110 certify it to be a correct ex
lit of the same MI the Ist day - or A. D. Igfiii
Witness our hands, thelith day lq.litmitkry, A. D. 18136
11, 13. S'rEVICK, )
.1. A. II F.138R1A(7,
CIIIIISTN. DEITZ,
pIIRE LIBERTY WHITE BEAD,
prelerred by all practical Painters! Try It !
you s ill have no other. Manufactuted only hv
ZEI(II,Eit & SNIITII,
'Wholesale llrug, Paint & Glass Dealers,
No. 137 North Third Street, PIIILAVA.,
Jan. di, 1F316-Iy.
List of Sales of Personal Property
and Real Estate.
By N. B. MU )RE, A utione,
A. ?,lanstiuld
E. At. S. Lee, Personal Property
Ephriam Day,
A. Moore, Real Estate,
S. Wolf Atry. of John Wolf Real
and Personal Property.
John Hutchinson, " ••
David N fold, " 10,
.1. L. Elliott,
Daniel Hollinger, '•
Jas. B. Weakley, . .
Wm. M'Olaughlin " 20 , "
Wm. Keettuver, " Mar 1, "
.1. P. Boltzhoover, " " 3, "
Thomas Shrover, " "
Oeo. n. Craighead, " "
Jos. Sellenberger, " it 7 o
Charles Sheaffer, • 4 •' H,
"
Wm. Peffrr, " 10, "
Alfred Moore,. " " 13,
Peter Heiser," 13, "
Jacob Burkholder " " 10,
Matthew Moore, '• "20 /4. 21,"
David Martin, " March 22, 23, an t. 24 "
Jacob it edsecker, "'2li k 27 "
David Martz, " '; 12 .•
Daniel Whitnight," " 17,
Q. T. Curran, " 30, "
$2104 13
;11] 00
5420
511 42
LIST OF SALES
BY WILLIAM DEVINNEY, Auctlonoer
GEM
January 25, .1, M. Stoke, Silver Spriug,
do 27, C. 11. Noll+ley, Silv. r Spring.
February 13, S. A. Vague, Westpsztusboro,'
do 14, T. M. Ileagy, Silver Spring.
do 16, Thorium Smith, South Middleton.
do 19, John Thomas, Mifflin.
do 20, James Duffey, South Middleton.
do 23, J. W. Williams, Middlesex.
do 26, Joshua Myers, Monroe. -
do 28, Chris. Ilartzler. Monroe.
March 1, Geo Bishop, South Itliddieton.
do 2, T. N. Culbertson, Silver Spring.
do 3 P. A. Diller. Monroe.
do 6, Geo. Longdorf. Sliver Spring.
do 6, Jacob Strock, Monroe.
do 7, Johathan Ileagy, Silver Spring.
do 8, John Hauck, Silver t pring.
do 0, Jacob Springer, South Middleton.
do 10, John Shallot., South hilddietou.
do 12, Joseph S. Grove, York County.
do 13, Janice A. Williamson, Silver Spring.
do 14, J. rd. Stoke, Silver Spring.
do 17, John Steigleman.
do 20. M. G. Beltzhoover, Monroe.
to 21, W. 51. Hastings, South Middleton.
do 22, Joshua Myers. Monroe.
do 23. Martin Wonders, South Middletonc.-
do 24, Thomas liockly, Boiling Springs,
do 28 & 29, Marlin Shriner, Carlisle.
do 30, Peter Westheffer, Mechanicsburg.
2O 00
161 72
EMME
22)1 32
A 570 02
$4583 30
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LE4D,—
The IYhltest, the most dtriiible and the most
economical. Try it ! llinnufactOod only by
Ziegler & Smith,
Wholesale Drug, Paint & Glass Dealers,
„ - -N0..137 North Third St., phtlad'u.,
Jan. 26,2/160-Iy.
Z.-197 00
GREAT EXHIBITION:
ADMITTANCE FREE..
Doors open every (lay, (Sundays excepted.)
New Boot, Shoe, Ilat & Cap Store.
THE subscriber would respectfully
inform the citizens of Carlisle and surrounding
country, that ho basjust. returned from the city, and
has now on exhilption at his now stand south west
corner of North Hanover Bt. and Locust Alley, a large
assortment of 4
Boots, Shoes, Hats Sc Caps,
to which ho would invite the attention of purchasers.
His stocicconsists in part of Men's, Boys and Youths
FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip and Water proof, Bolts. Calf and Glove Kid Gait
ors, Cali and Kip Brogans, Slippers, &c.
LAPIES!._WEAR.
Fine Glove Kid, French, And English lasting 2 flaiters,
Morocco, Calf and Kid Boots, and Thilmorals, together
with a large assortment of heavy lace Boots and Bal.
morals suited for country ware.
$13698 15
Misses and Children's Ware,
of all descriptions, embracing lino Kid and Lasting
Gaiters, Morocco, Gout and Kid Boots and Balmorats,
Outland Hip lace Boots, &a.
_ _ .
Hate and Caps in great variety,
for Moo, Boys and itoullts Wear, from the commonest
.to the very' boat quality, at low Indus. Call ar.d see
them.
T 41,605 08
Ms motto is small profits and quick sales, adhering
no those principles he trusts ho shall give general sat
isfaction to those who will favor him with their pat
ronage.
Remember the Stand, S. W. cernor of North Hanover
St., and Locust Alley, midway between Thudimp'4 and
Wetzel's' Ilhitels, Carlisle.
$lOO 00 I October 0, 1805—tf.
708 74
$16,055 00
. ,
ESTATE NOTICE.-
Notico is hereby given that Letters of Admin
istration on the estate ofJohn MeKlnstry,lato of Penn.
Twp , doe'd, have this day, been issued to the under
signed residing in Bald Twp. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please maks payment at once, find
those having claime•wlll present them for settlemon t,
ty ' . .. . . . ; I TOLIN T. ORDEN.: ..
- - . ' AdminiStrator.' '
Bob, 0,1888•+86: .
..%
$498 7 4
OE3
139 00
OM
15 91
01 05
3 00
$704 05
$84,802 38
$lOOO 14
536052 65
$133,'67 28
$351 52
$131,918 80
MEI
ASSTTS
$4 ,(1:) 1 '
4,138 on
MEE
Jan. 27, 1566
Feb. 6, ,4
=MEM
B. PLANK
THE' LIGHT OF THE WORLD
DR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.
These Llfe•giving remedies are now, for the first time,
given publicly to the world.. For over a quarter or a
century of private practice the ingredients lu these
Life giving Pills !
Have boon used with the greatest success. Their mis
sion Is not only to prevent disease, but to cure. They
search out She various maladies by which the patient
Is suffering, and re-invigorate the failhig system. To
the aged and infirm a few doses gf these valuable PILLS
will prove to be ✓
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restore the waning energies t their pristine state.
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for three hundred years ago, and never found. Ile
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and show, in one glorious filet, the magic that made it
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Cannot stay the Hight of years, but they eon fot ce back,
and hold aloof, disease that might triumph over the
aged and the young. Let none hesitate then, but
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taken as prescribed—.
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Nothing ran be more productive of cure than those
Nils. Their almost magic influence is felt at once ;
and [he usual concomitants of this intent distressing
disease are removed. These remedies are made from
the purest
Vegetable Compounds
They will not harm the most delicate female,
can lie given with and effect In proscribed doses to the
youngest hobo.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all eruptions of the skin, the SALVE Is most In—
valuable. It does not heal osternally alone, but pene
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Invariably cure the following Dis-
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Asthma,
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luen,
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Rm Notien.—Nona genuine without the engral ed
trade-mark around each pot or box, signed by DR. J.
MAUCIIEL, 43 Fulton al., New York, to calUllterlelt
which Is felony.
ty-A , Sold by ell respectable Dealers In Medirinea
throughout lho Dotted 5t111.1',111,1 Call:H.l.-1A r, Cents
per box or pot.
Jan 1u IShn—lc.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
American Jewelers' Association,
Depots : 37 & 39 Nassau, & 54, 56,
& 5S Liberty St.,
NEW YORK CITY,
Of Rosewood Pianos and lelodeons, bin, (d 1 Paintings
Engravings, Silver are, hold and Silver Watches,
and Elegant Jea (dry, consisting of Diamond
Pins. Diamond Rings. lipid Btacelets, C, r.
al, Florentine, losaic, Jot, Lava, and
Cameo Ladies' Sets, 091.11'ens a Ith
(told and Silver Extension
Holders, Sleeve Buttons.
Sets of Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains,
Plain and
Chased U' Id Iliege,
&c. &v., va'uod at
$1,000,000.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
they nued not pay until It Is known what is
drawn and Its cal
THE ANI EItIOAN JEWELLER: , A SSo('i ATI t rails
your attentien to the fact of its being the largest and
moot popular Jewellery Assuciatbdi in the United
States. Th. business Is and always has been conduct
ed In the most candid and honoratdo manner. Our
iapidly increasing trade is a sure guarantee of the ap
predation of our patrons for this method of obtaining
rich, elegant and costly goods. The sudden termina
tion of the late war has caused the failure of a large
number of houses at Nassau, N. P , who were exten
sively engaged In running steamers through the block
aded ports, obliging them to sell their goods at a great
overnice, iwsome Instances less than one-four th the
cost of manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely of these Bankrupt ponds, at s. el) extreme.
ly low prices that we 0411 all, di to send away Finer
Gods. and give better chances to draw the more val
uable prizes than any other establishment doing a sim
ilar business. OUR Ant IS TO PLEASE, anti we re
sportfully solicit your patronage, He we are vonfident of
giving the utmost satisfaction. During the past year
we have forwarded ti number of the most valuable
prizes to all parts of the country. Those who patron
ize us will receive the full value of their money, as no
article on our list Is worth loos than One Dollar, retail,
and there are no Blanks. Parties dealing with us may
depend co having prompt returns, nod the article
drawn will be immediately sent to any address by re
turn relit or express.
The miowtog parties have recently thrown valuable
prizes from the American Jewelers' Association, and
have kindly allowed the use of their names
Charles J. Hunter, Esq., Treasury Department Wash
ington, D. C., Piano, value. $3OO ; Nish Anna li. Yates,
52 St Nark's Place, N. Y.,Snwing Machine, value $75;
Brig.-Uen. L. L. Hanson, D. S. Vols., Nashville, Tenn.,
Silver Tea Set, value $l5O ; Miss 'Emma Hunter. 63
Front St , Harrisburg, Pa. ' Sewing Machine, vat ues6o;
Lieut.-Colonel Walter Chittenden, Quartermaster,
Louisville, Ky., Gold Watch, value, ,$150; Wm. S.
Haines, 247 King St., Charleston, S C., Silver Watch,
value $6O; AlOYaliaws Jal...eon, Fury Editor Clocrha.
tour Pioneer, Muskateur, Minn., Ladles' Enameled
Watch, value $150; Samuel Lee, Esq , President Col
orado and Red Hank Mining Company, San Francisco ;
Cal.,
Melodeon, value $203 ; Aaron S. Long, 05,1, Prin
cipal Elkhart Collegiate Institute, Elkhart, N. J., Dia
mond Pin, value $2OO ; R. M. Longst met,. Montgomery,
Ala , Music Box, value $75 : Rev. Isaac Van Dna r, Al
bany, N. Y , Gold Lined Dining . Set, value $3lO ; Miss
Chirp Luenguer, Dayton, Ohio, Pianoforte value $4OO,
and Diamond Pin, value $175
Many natnea could be placed on the List, but we
publish no names wltheut permissinti. Our palkloClS
are desired to send U tilted State, Currency when 't is
convenient
LIST OF PARTIAL ARTICLES
GMT
SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without Regard to value, and not to be paid
for until you know what you will receive:
15 lilog int Rosuwood Pianos, worth from $2OO to *450
15 Elegant Melo,leous,Rosewood Olfil, 175 to 250
50 First Class Sewing Machines ..4p to 300
46 Floe 011 Paintings 30 to 100
150 Fine Steel Engravings, flamed 20 to 30
50 Music Boxes 25 to 40
160 Revolving Patent Castors, Silver 20 to 40
50 Silver Fruit nod Cake Baskets 20 to 35
400 Onto of Tea and Table Spooum 20 to 50
150 Oold Hunting Como Watches, ‘Catrantod 50 to 150
100 Diamonds Rings, cluster-and Hingle stone 76 to 260
175 Gold Wittches 85 to 150
300 Ladles Watches 60 to 100
500 Silver IV2ltcho!! . '2O to 75
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladles' Sots
of Gold atill Coral. Jot and tiold,Floruntino, Mosaic,
Lava, and Cameo ; Sots of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains,
Plain and Chased Gold Bingo, Gold Thimbles, Lockets,
Now Style Bolt Buckles, Gold Pons and Pencils, Panay
Work Boxes, Pens wit. i Gold and Silver Exton.
slim Holders, and a largo Assortment of Pine Sliver
Waro and Jewelry of every description, of the best
make and latest styles.
Az- A chance to obtain any of the shove Articles for
ONE DOLLAR by purchasingo sealed onvolopo for 25
cto.
453" Five S , pled Enveinpes will be sent for $1;
Eleven for $2 ; Thirty for $5; Sixty-five for $lO ; One
hundred for SLS.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Unequalled inducements offered to Ladles and Gents
who w ill act as such. Our descriptive circulars will be
sent on application.
.Distributions are made In the following manner :
Certificates naming each article and It its value, aro
placed. In sealed envelopes, whicharo well mixed. Ono
of these onvelopue containing the Certificate or Order
for some article, will be delivered at our office, or bent
by mall to any address, without regard L choice, on
receipt of 26 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what article it draws and its value, and can then send
One Dollar, and receive the article named, or can choose
any other ono article on our list of the same value.
Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes my, this
manner, obtain an article worth from ono to five hun
dred dol lars.
Long letters aro unnecessary. Have the kindness to
write plain demotions, and in choosing different arti
cles from those drawn, mention the style desired. We
prefer letters to bo addressed to our Box, bllO, Post Of
fice, for greatei safety.
* * *Orders lb- SEALED ENVELOPES must in every
case be accompanied with the Cash, with the name of
the person sanding, and Town, County and State plain
ly written.
Lettere should bo addrotised to the Managers as fol.
lows
81/11RMAN, WATSON Go.,
Boy 5319, Post 0111 co, Now York
Jan. 10, 180013th
DISSOLUTION,
I HE _ParLpprobip heretofore existing
y s
undei the namo of Jameson, Dilllnger & Co., is
t day dissolved by mutual tonsent.
B. It. JAMESON,
. , O. A. DILIINGER.
Jan.', 1806
REMOVAL
HE undersigned will continue the
d l bunlnees an fOrmorly, nt No. 118 North Thlrd
trout'i Whore all trannattoila of the Into flan Nlll be
settled: Youre o ltesp4etfullyt:
R..T.A.411430N:
Jan. 6,1806-41 t. „ . -
Proclamation
WHEREAS, the Hon. JAMES H.
GRALIAM, President Judge of the several Courts
of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several Courts of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery to said
counties, and Michael Cocklin and Hugh Stuart, Judges
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery
for the trial of all capital and other offeadOrsi, in the
said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to me
directed, dated the Bth day of January, 1868, howler
dared the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on the 2d Monday of
April, 1860 (it being the 9th day,) to continue two
weeks.
NOTICE is hereby given, to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cum
berland that they are by the said precept commanded
to be then and there in their proper persons, with
their rolls, records, and inquisitions examinations and
all other rano mbrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to be done, and all those that
are bound by rerognlzances, to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or then shall be In the Jail of sold
county, are to be there to prosecute them as shall be
Just. JOHN JACOBS,
Feb. 16, 1866. Sheriff.
COAL AND LUMBER
LEAVING as
sociated With
, n , 'Mr C:Pred. Shrom in
i s
k „
cn,, / ,,,„ 1 .,ita:: : 1,9,,, the Coal and Lumber
' '''''• 1''''` , 17"'"`,.,;... " busineee at the old
'.,. ci 'lip -' Stand of Delaney and
-- - , -t-,4,--.., gat • . Blair, where we will
keep the beet and
CLF O ANEST CCAL.
In the Market, and perfectly dry. Rept under cover.
Families will do well to try us ' • as we are dater.
mined to sell cleaner coal. and at as low prices as any
other yard In the town. ry us and he convinced.
We have also on hand
KINDS 'OF LUMBER
usually kept in a first Class Lumber yard whirls we
will sell as low, or lower than the lowest
Jan. 12, 1866. DELANCY
PE-11 EAI3II -STRENFT
FE-I 1 I:NI-STRENGTH
LIFE-11 EALTII-STRENGTH
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
Pit. JIT AN DELAINIARRE*3
Celebrated Specific Pills,
Pr/pared/rum a prescription (f Dr. Juan
Delaniarre, Chief Phy.wian to the Hos
plat da Nord oti Lariboisiere uj
EMIE
This invaluable medicine is no imposition, but is
unfailing In the curd of Sparmatorrlue or Seminal
Weakness. Every species of Uenital or Urinary Irri
tability. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions
frrm whateto r muss produced, or however home will
be speedily relieved and the organs restored to healthy
action.
Head the following opinions of ouninent Frtnehphy
sichtn,
"We hove used the Specific Pills prepared by Gar
anciere & Dupont, No. 211 Rue Lombard, front the
prescription of Dr. Juan Delamarre, In our private
practice with uniftlrm success, and we believe there is
no other medicine on well calculated to rule all per
sons suffering from Invaluutary Ent hsions or any
other Weakness of the SOY u,l Organs, whether caused
by a sedentary mode of living, excesses, or abuse.
R. A. BEAUREPARIE, M. D.
Cl. D. DUJARDIN, M. D.
JEAN LI.: LEUCIIRE, )1. D.
Paris, May sth, 1888.
BEIVARE of , COUNTERFEITS
The iieuuine fills are sold by all the principal Drug
gists throughout tho World, price Oeo Dollar per Box,
or:- is Boxes for Five Dollaru.
OA It ANCI NIIN Ss DUPONT, Solo Proprietors,
No. 214 Roo Lombard, Pails
Ono Dollar euilnsed to any authorised Agent, will
insure a box by return mail, securely scaled from all
ub ersatioll, Pi YL boxes fur live dollars.
Sole General Agoras for America,
tiSCA It O. SIDS ES VCs, 27 Cortlandt St, N.Y.
3.--1 , 1 en, li.Gerinan, Spanish and Engli
vont:tilling lull particularti and directions for use,
t tree to any address.
Sold in Carlisle by J. W.'I•:LLIUT'I', and at 11 AVER
ST ICICS.
Jan. 15,
ME
DR. MA RSH A LL'S
CATA S 1' 1 4 ' !
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself lo lie the
best article know❑ for curing the Caliurh, Cold In the
Head and Headache. It has been frond an excellent
remedy in many cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness has
been remoN.ed by it, and Hearing has often been great
ly improved by its use
It is fragrant cud agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the !load.
The sedsations after ldo; It are delightful and In
vigorating. It opens and Purses out all olutructlons,
strengthens the clangs. arid gives a healthy action to
the parts affected.
More' Than Thirty Years'
Sale and use of Dr Mai,hall's Catarrh and !lead-
She Snuff, has proved its grunt value for all the mini
um disenaea of the Head, and at thin moment It
ands higher than ever before.
It is recommended by many of the beat physicians,
nd is used with great success and satisfaction every
here.
elk,l the l'ortilicatv, ~f \V holv,ale I)rug
gizts iii 1864.
'l'lll , uudersigued. having fur many years been ac
uninted wills Dr. Marshall's Catarsh and Headache
null', stud sold It lu our wholesale trade cheerfully
ate, that we believe it Iss by equal, in every respect,
s the recommend:alums given of It for the cure of
sit/oat:0 Affections, and that it Is deandedly the hest
stile base ever known fur all connsuon diseases of
MEM
Burr & Perry, Boston,Barues & Park, NeW York
heed, A ut-tin A Co A. It. A B. Sands, "
Brown, Lamson ACo •• Stephen Paul & Co. "
Reed, Cutler Co. •` Israel Minor & Cu. n
Seth W. Fon le, " Nlelkosson & Itobblns,'•
WiLou, Fairbank A Co. •' A. L. Seorll A Co. "
Edmanda Co.M. Ward. Clot' & Cu
IL 11. Ilay. Portland. Me. Bt.'. A dale,
For Sale I, 1k Uggiets. TRY IT.
.lan. 12, 1,.66-Iy.
ItELIEF IN TEN AIINUTES
Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers !
unThe original Medic•.iur established in In3l, and
lirnt alticb, of the kind over introduced under the
11.111.1 ni •• I' LMONIU 11 A FER-," lu thin or any other
country; all other l'ulmonh• Waturg are eon nterfults.
Thu guuniuu eau be known by Lhe name BRYAN being
aminpud on oath Wafer.
Those Wafers have been before the public fur nearly
thiity yeach, and the hillllollue title attained, not only
In ,inerica but in foreign countries, fully late, t their
hitt tusk worth. The medical propeoties are supetlol .
t' any taller a ticle offered for the cure of Vultnituary
or Bronchial affections, and the quantity contained In
each tiY. is ninny double that al the many a orthless
imitations advertised.
Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers
cure Coughs, Colds, :,ore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Catairh. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathiiig, Spitting of
Blood, [Mina in the Cheat, Incipient Consumption and
all diseases of the lungs. Not only affording tempor
ary relief, but effecting a rapid and lasting cure and
are warranted to give satisfaction In ever hintanco.
They du not nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and
the medicinal properties are combined In a lorni so a
greeable and pleasant to the taste, that any child so
readily Mks them. One dose will always afford
.11
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
To VOCALI,TB and PUBLIC Sl•EifilillS, LIIOSO Wtakrllr
peculiarly valuable . they will in one day renlove 'the
must severe occasional hoarseness ; and their regular
use for a few days will, at all times, Increase the pow
er a n d flexibility of the voice, g.eatly improving Ito
tone, compass and clearness, for which purpose they
aro regularly used by many professional vocalists.
Tho very great celebrity of this iiivuluti . l.lle remedy
has induced unprincipled persons to prellare base imi
tations, which disappoint the just expectations of the
purchaser, and injure the character of the genuine
medicine.
Pee that the word, "illtYAN,' ; le stamped on each
Wafer. and also obseive the file simile of the Higuature
of the Proprietor "Jolt MOSt..S" un each wrapper, to
counterfeit which is forgery. Alai - Offending partit , '
will be dealt with to the full extent of the law.
BRYAN'tI PLILMONIC WAVEIIB aro for solo by all Drug
glotH.
- -
JOB MOSES, Solo Proprietor, 27 Cortlanilt St , N. Y
Jun. 12, 18136—1 y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. D.,
physician Extraordinary to the queen.
TIES well known medicine is no im
position, but a sure and safe remedy for Female
Difficulties and Obstructions, from any cause whatever
and although it powerful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtlul to the constitution.
To 'Marriott Ladies it is peculiarly suited. It will, in
a short time, bring on the monthly period with regu
larity.
_ In all cases of Nervous Spinial Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, 110sviness, Fatigue oh slight ox.
onion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits,
Hysterics, Sick Ileadacho Whites, and all the painful
diseases occasioned by a tiltardered system, those Pills
will effect a cure whonlillothorXneans have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail where the
directions on the 2d page of pamphlet aro well obse.v
ed. For further particulars, got a pamphlet, free, or
the agent. $1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure a bottle, containing over
50 pills, by return mail. W. ELLIOTT,
Jan. 12, 1866-Iy. Agent, Carlisle.
ODE Q TH ST . Z. BRETZ, M. "D;
D. D. S., respectfully offers
his professitnal services to the citizens of Carlisle and
its vicinity. Office North Pitt street.
Carlisle, Jnnunry 5, 1866._ Sin*
ESTATE NOTICE.-
Lottrirs Testamentary on the estate of ,Slarrorret
Jane Nlokey, late of Plainfield, Cumberland County )
have been Issued by the Register of said County to the
undersigned residing in the, same place. All persons
having claims will present them, and those Indebted
will realm payment to '
Fob. 2, IS62—Gt *
.puRE LIBERTY WWITE •LEAD;
will do more and better work' at a Oren Coat,
than any other I Try it 1 Manufactured only by
21110,F.E1t &
Wholoaard , Drug, Paint & Glass Dettlara,
No. 187 ' North Third Street, Phllad'a.,
Jan. 22, 1800-Iy.
pRESSING CASES, ' ; ,, atad
Gentlemen's,
16,1806.
BOOTS 84 . 'STIOES;
9".
44"
Selling at Cost.
THE subscriber has determined to sell
it MR oath -0 rtoelc of Boots nod Sboos at Cost.
818 St3r.k cconsists of Flome•mado
Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots, Brogan.,,
CHILDRENS' WEAR,
Ladies' Morocco Boots, Glove Kid Bill-
Alao a,large assortment of Eastern Work of all Mode
, . . .
Now la the time to get bargains, and to buy your
Summer Shoes, as t am determined to sell cheaper than
any man In the county. Don't forgot the place— West
Main Street Opposite Marion Ilan, nest doer to Conlyn's
Jewelry Store.
F. C. FLEMING.
N. IL—Poots and Shoes made to order on reasonable
arms and at short notice.
Feb. 0, 1856. F. C. FLEMING.
wi-i - c)csearblaagEa !
undersigned having purchased
the entire Stock of Groceries of
J. M. ALLEN & CO.,
has removed the same to the Store Room of Mr. A
SENSEMAN,
WEST MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE RILEY'S UXIOX 1-10 TEL,
whore the public will always flail on hand a well se
leeted lot of
Fine Family Groceries.
and a general variety of articles usually found In a
first class Grocery Store.
Carlisle, Fob. 2, 1866. .
SOMETHING NEW,
Porcelain Picture or
Tms beautiful Pioturo is now made at
lA - dmanllery, In Dr. Nelf's Building, oppo
site the First National Bank, with such perfection and
style, tone and finish that It cannot help hut please
every One, The porcelain imparts a most clear- and
charming complexhm to the picture.
All other styles of
of all skies,
CARL) PICTURES and AAI ROTY PES,
are made iu the most perfect manner. A largo varie
ty of Frames and Passapartouts, Cases, Albums are
on hand and will be sold cheap.
Copying done In the best manner. The public is re
spectfully Invited to examine specimens.
The First Premium has been awarded by late county
Fair to C. L. Lochman, for
Fe 1,. 9 , 1411
II have this day commenced selling off
my entire stock of Winter Goods at Cost and many
less than Cost to reduce the same before
,spring opens.
You win hind complete line of the' following goods
Ir/life (11111 l'eftoir Ftanne/s,
Shirting Flannels, French Merinoes, all colors, Cohurga,
Alpacas and Delames, Plain and
Fancy,
The 2tt- g ent, Stork ei nahnoral Shirts, in the Cemity
also a large aseortment of Woolen (Lords, such at
Sontags, Hoods, Scarfs,
Wool and Merino 11,0, Ladles, (louts and Childs
Gloves, in tact every arthle In the Dn. it oils Inn' cli
of which will be sold at prices to ,atinfy all I also
have a lull stork ~f
M USLINS,
PRINTS,
LINENS,
GINt~IIAMS,
CHECKS, &c.
which at tho shortest profits that they
can ha cut at. Also II full Hue of tionts. and
600T,5 - anf1 . 5.110 ES,
•
Ladies, 3lisses and Chi'drops. Shoes and o:Alters. A
large lot MOllB, Ladies and Childs limn Shoes, which 1
have also reduced in price.
We invite all to give Its a rail before purchasing as
I am satisfied vol can sere money.
1.:11.1S. Uoll,lll'
Feb . 2, 18611.
SAVES LA CUR,
S AV ES TIM E,
SAVES MONEY,
SAVES CLOTHES,
SAVES SOAP,
and SAVES WOMEN.
It's the Soap for Every Family.
Sold by grocers and storekeepers throughout city and
country. Manufactured only by J. d. DOBBINS & CO.,
lUT South Fifth street, tel Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Jan. 10 3 11,66-10 t.
DISSOLUTION OF PA HTN ERSII I I'.
IVII I partnership hei etofure existing
bet«'uuu t h e undersigned has Eaten this day ais
solv , d by mutual consent. The hooks and accounts
rentals in the hands of lino. I. Myers. who earnest I;
requests all Parties indebted to him to call and settle
their aeeutnts at slice.
The Groccry bu,iness will be continued at
the old u.tand by the umnior mounter of the firm, Cleo.
P Myers, who calls particular attention to his large
and excellent stork of now and Crush
arc)c,erseS,
con,lntlng partly of
SY RU PS, SUGARS, CO EES,
SPICES, ‘Vooden and Willow Ware. and every variety'
of good*, hatpt iat Ciro! °lowa Feu, Ily U trta-cl y.
COON IRV PRODUCE taken In exchange for goods.
at the old stand opposite Saxton's Hardware Store.
, I'. MYERS.
Jan. k,1866-6t.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, CAniasi.F.,
. MOO, South Hanover street. Particular
attention given to tho eulleetiot,
Luck pay. bounty, peonies. Sr.
January , In, —1 y.
WF. SADLER, Attorney at Law,
• Carlisle Pa (Mice in Vol up teor
South IlaJover Strout.
Ate
, c ., , ,,i ll h E r ll : M a. NA,Nt t
dnor ttootrhneeiyiea,tidlo,a.firc
July 1,1864-Iy.
AINIES A. DUNBAR, Attorney. -at
ty Low, Carlisle, Pa. Office on the south side of the
Court house, adjoining the "American Printing Office.'
July 1, I 861—ly
pOSEPIi RITNEH, Jr., Attorney a
Law nod Surveyor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Of or
1011111Oad Strout, two doors north of the hank.
alL,Businese promptly attended to.
•
July 1, 1864.
I NO. C GRA.U.A3l,...4itorney
Parll.l6l, PI, fl(lir, f.r.norly . .... .01,1 hy I "0..
Graham, South Hanover street.
September 8, 1865.
1 P. HUMERICH, Attorney at Law
k (Moo on Main stcout, in Marlon h a il, throe
doors oast of the First Notional Bank. All business
entrusted to him will be promptly attended to.
July 1, 1864.
11 4 1 E . BELTZFIOOVER, Attorney
.at Law Gilles in South Hanover street, opposite
Bentz's dry good store Carlisle, Pa.
September 6, 1864.
M. WEAKLIf,Y, Attorney at Law,
pi • „ bd., ou south Hanover street, adjoining the
office of Jlidge Graham. All professional basin°ss en
trusted to him will be promptly attended to.
July 1.1804.
QAMIJ 1 ' BURN, Jr., Attorney
I,j:it Law. °Mee with Hon. Samuel Hepburn, 3131 n
St. Cur Hale
July 1, 1864.
L"CARD.-CHARLES E. MA
li LAUGHLIN, Attorney qt Liv, Office In InboiT's
building, just opposite the Market (louse.
July 1, 1864-Iy.
r)HOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
all sloes and styles
Doe. lb,' AT LIAVERSTIOIIS
j ADIES COMPANIONS,
I _jail sorts shapes and sizes.
Dee. 10, 1505 AT HAVERSTICid
.
WORK BOXES, Cabas, Port .Fo
llos, Tourists ,
„Desks, Confectionary Boxes
Gaines of all Muds.. '
Doe. 15, 1865. AT 11AVERsTI,oKs.
7 UTS, , Confectionary and Fruits, at
1. 'Haverstlek'o,
JOHN BOWMAN,'
Executor..
lIAMES.-500 pairs }lames onland
of all kinds. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
do., Cornmeal do., with and withoutpatent fastening
'cheaper than over at IL SAXTON'S, East Main. et.
July 1,1864. '• • • • • •
TjUYSMANS will find it to thaii
yaCifago to call and purchaso their.Mediano at
. RALSTON'B.,
C llolot BEGARS & TOBACCO,
AT RUSTON'S
AT ELAVERBTIOIES.
mornl9,
Gaiters and Slippers.
QUEENSWARE,
TOBACCO tf: WGA RAN,
=1
OPAL-TYPE.
PII 0 T le APH S,
Thr Best Pho)tographs
AT COST.
DOBBINS'
ELECTRIC SOAP,
UI M ER: ,
THOM [SUN %I ERS
G. M. BELTZHOOVER,
NOTICE:
HAVING purchased the entire stock
and fixtures of James M. Allen & Co., on North
Hanover street, Carlisle. I will in a short time remove
the same to the Store Room of A. fionseman, Esq., on
West Main street, whore I will always keep on hand
a well selected stock of fine Groceries, Queenswava,
Wass and Wißow ware, &c. &c.
Carlisle, January 19, 1866.-1 y
Wheeler & Wilson and
LOCK STITCH
SEWINO MACHINES.
The Best ,S'im plest and Clerveit
1 1 11 E Wheeler & Wilson machines are
adapted to nil kinds of family sewing, working
equally well upon Silk, Linen and Cotton goods, with
Silk, Cotton and Linen threads, making a beautiful
and perfect stitch alike on both sides of the article
sewed.
l'riees of Wheeler it Wilson machines
No. 3 machine plain,
" 2 Ornamental bronze,
I " Sliver plated,
The Howe Sewing Machine
'1 ho attention of Tailors, Shoemakers, Saddlers and
Carriage Trimmers is called to this—the best of Shut
tle Sewing Machines. It Is unanimously admitted to
be the best machine for loather work or tailoring ever
given to the public.
Price of flown machines:
Letter A machine $OO
Is recommended for family sewing Tailoring, Shoe
binding and (Miter fitting.
Letter D. machine. $7O
Is one size larger than A maehine, suited to the
same work.
Letter C. machine, $B5
Is roc:m:mided for heavy Tailoring. Boot and Shoe
work and Carriage trimming. It runs light and rapid
and will do fine work well, and has a much larger Shut
tle than the smaller machines.
Call and examine at Rail Road Telegraph Office, Oar.
lisle, Pa.
0ct.27, 1885—tf.
CONFECTIONARY I
C"'AI11 WORK, Stars, Tulips, Bon
bong, A-lamode. Chocolates, (lands, Cocoanut and
Walnut.
Dec 15, 1865
PRO PS.
M int, Chocolate, Cream, Lemon, Orange, Vanll
la, Rolm and Mona.
Dec. 15,1160
Mint, Tea : Derry, I,enion, Orange, Lavender, Bose,
Neuga, and Vanilla.
Dee lu, 18115
D OCK-CANDV, Secrets French and
MIIIEMI
t Fine assortment of Candy, Toys of
2 . V Am.-Ira,, French nyl.l(itm upin makes.
Dee. 15, 1H65, AT II A V ERSTICKB.
Lumber ! Lumber !
T the Duneannon Union Lumber
V ill. 4 miles north east of Sterratt's Cap, 434
miles west of DullVallson, 1 mile sbuth of Billow
Bridge, near ()Her point.
100,000 ft. Yellow Pine flooring, dry.
50,000 ft. Scantling, Lath Oak' end Pine, all sixes
40,000 ft. 2 Inch Barn flooring, Yellow Pine, 10 to 18
et, dry
25 , 000 ft U.; in Yellow fine Boneds, Dry
A large lot of W, atherboarding.
A large lot of Oak Boards.
A large lot of till ogling laths.
A large lot of Sealing Laths.
A large lot of White Pine Shingles.
A large lot of Chestaut Shingles.
Poplar Boards.;loank and Scantling.
Oak Boants, Scantling and Plank.o
Sawed lak post and leering boat do.
Chestnut rails and umal wood, $1,50 per cord.
The above we braes always on humd, and are prepar,d
to saw all kinds of bills to orthr. such as Machine and
Car Lumler, Wagon Maker Lumber, Building timber,
we can SAW 47 ft in length. and are eo fixed that we
rim fill orders in the very shortest notice, at any time
also so prepared to deliver Lumber at any point by rail
toad as by teams.
fleas• glue us a call afire purchasing elsewhere,
Ve 0 ereselling et low pikes.
ICOLTER. LATIMER 11081101111,
Duncannon, Perry Co. Pa.
Dec. I,
(
/- , 7 1
/
7( 1 7/4iK77/
rf [1-
Q,0,-,i.mrciti ,Lll , :. v.io
At Carlisle, Pa
Highly lo0)00,01(0111 to Funny
,Man !
YOUNO :11EN out iif
YOUNCi lEN inigaging in
VOLNiI Ni E:\ oho base hall limited advantage. fir
an education:
YOVN(.I MEN well %.•[..4,1 w other ll...pet:lS, but defi
ient in any of the hrant.lies taught In
a first hats Ito,,ittess College;
lIEN oho would pos,ess the best moans rot
;11141 lucrative employment;
VI)I'Ni; )1 EN 11111101141 a 1 ohl being liumbugetl
auti lint. litultlrvd laden 4a
0,111,11,4,1a] 5w11.,11, at an expenat• of
from $:100 to ;500,
ill do men to I on.bler the merits of Ibis Institution
ft Inoue, 100.11 npon prupor in.lairy and investigation
rill t.. , nand to pri,ent lurilili.o and accuanwalutio.
1.1.1)11,1 114.11) . ill 111 iottlutr
1.("I'U A L BUSI N ESS
n deinlYttnelit 11.00111,1(0 of Trade and
:de daily pineticed Lc tual:ing netual
I,echond in the M“del Store, connected with
' College , : supplied with samples of Dry (bonds.
t regular Ihu,k of Det..sit and Imdto, with a working
.aidtdl of sloo,ooo, in nitiell students till In turn the
it hat of Cashior. Pio inn and lierol. ing Trilel, Dist...mut
tud Ch., Ch
BItAN('IIES TA t7clrr.
Book,..pi” g hi all it-, form, and appliratiom,
Ititsltoss: Mat rrs,lnaloari., Forms, lto
Mercantil. I . 127111ar recitations,.
l',•TlMant.llip in .•, rt . y nil le of the art.
I'llollogrltill, .Telegraiolling by regular circuit or Ivir.
and i.cro,m•ots For 101 l her partiritlara nddross
A. "I. TRIIINIER, earlisls, Pa
[SEND FOR AR.)
NOV. 10, ISO:,
Always On Hand`
A leii•re and varied stook of Groceries,
CANNED FRUITS,
Satloog, T am selling at tbo vary
lowest Path Prices
Those indebted to the Fohaerlher, and partieulatly
those in arrears for a length of thne will come forward
and promptly pay tip. as Pilfer d:1111 will not be sub
mitted to
Nov'.4l Po
STOVES! STOVES!!
rilT-11 , `, best Cook Stoves in the 111:irket
Call bo hail at Win. Fridley's Miner Sh..p Runt
'mother St ,lisle at the sign of the Fed Coffee Pat,
Ilion parlor. and pealing stoves of all kinds.
Nov. 3, 1866—tf.-
Losses paid in 46 years over $17,000,000.
Net Assets Jan. 1, 1866.
$3,677,362 71.
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
Agencies In all the principal Cities and Towns In
the United States.
Applications for insurance will be promptly attend.
oil to by
11. M. DONEIIOO, Agent.
Capt. DONEIIOO, Is agent also for the Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company. The Guardian Life Insur
ance Company. and the Travelers' Insurance Company,
for all of which see advertisements In another column.
Nov: 24, 1865
ALMONDS.- •
Burnt, Bose, Ooffeo, Vanilla and abocolato.
. 15, 1805. ' .4 HAVERBTIOKS
WANTED --AgENT3,. $l5O. PER
month to sell the improved Common Sense
Family Sewing sfachine. This Machine will stitch,
hom, fe11,,t124, cord, braid, hind, gather, quilt and em.
.brolder beautifully. Price only $2O. Nvory ?Whin. Is
Wartanted three years. For terineaddress or call on C.
110NyEitO k CO. Reception rooms,. No. 255 S. P.IFTII
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. , „ '
Jan. 211, , -
cARPET Rage wanted for which the
highest sesix prices will be paid by
b. 9 ,1.86 LEI,DIOHit MILLEIt.
JOHN W. ALLEN
AT UAVERSTICKS
=I
AT HAVERSTICKS
=I
WM. BENTZ
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