gitatts.
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FERGUSON. At Ms residence in Mount Rock, after
a lingering illness, on Tuesday the 20 inst. Mr. Wil
liam'Farguson, in the 72, year of his ago.
HARDING. ' At Latrobe, Pa., on the 10th Inst., Mr
Van R. Harding, formerly of Carlisle, late Captain ,
company H. 211th Pennsylvania Regiment of infan"
try, and youngest eon of the late Major Edward Elud
ing, United StatesBrdnance Corps. J. A. M.
MlLLER.—Suddenly on the 14th of February in Bal
timore Miss Emily Miller, of this Borough In the 04th
year.
Markets.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Carlisle, March 1, 1880
6 50
7 60
3 75
2 00
1 76
FLOUR (Superfine)
do. (extra.)....
do RYF
WHITE AY HEAT._
RED do
RYE
CORN .......
OATS,
OLOVERSERD
TIMOTHY:3IOD ...
UCE MARKET
March 1, 1806.
by 11'M. Bentz.
GENERAL PRO
Corrected Wiekl
BUTTER 90
BOGS, 22
LARD, 15
TALLOW, ll
SOAP, 0-12
BEESWAX, 35
BACON 11A IS 22
BACON SIDES, 16
WHITE BEANS, 1 75
PARED PEACHES, 25
UNPARED PEACHES is
DRIED APPLES, 300
RAGS,
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl
vania, the Ist day of March, tsdr;.
Published by official authority in theipn
per having the largest circulation.
IffEkTo obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for " advertised letters,"
give the date of the list and pay two cents
for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
CEO. ZINN, P. M.
Albright Hannah Maolion Jane A
Albright Mary J Manear Elizabeth
Bemy F J Northrop Annie
Broomalil 11 J Parker Al ph
Coover Sallie E Paul Jacob
Carl Elizabeth Parnislee Edward
Conner thomas. Powell Richard
Curtis J M Plank Jacob B.
Crave Win Paul Mrs A
Conoway Rev .1 Robinson Sarah
Carlisle F J Rich Philip
Dorsey ,Levi Strallon O.lllcS 0
Duffield H J Sites Phoebe
Fairfax Ed Cold Shoem slur Miss
Folk Daniel Stumson U S
Frankfor'd John Sponslar Jacob S
Guzzlewood John Suger Sewing Machin
Green Daniel Sell A
Gevenriek (man ofSturiip John
soap) Spade lialtzer
Galvin Martha Smith Sam'l
Hahn Charles Thomas Hamilton
Halmon Samuel 'Weitzel John
Hudson James Wireton Chas
Haver. J Witinan J
Holtzman J A Waggoner Geo
Hausa Miss Mary Williams Martha
Johnson A Wolf t 'Nancy
Johnson Miss MaggieWaggoner Mary
Kauffman John Wautz Annie
Kerr Elizabeth WelSh Mollie
Kisw:m S G Wert James
Lo Compt W L West James
Lunch Joseph Waggoner Surg J 11
Melanbcrk C W Washington Sarah
Murphy Mathias Yost Kate
Mitchel Kate Zell A
Marborf Geo Zeigler Rebecca
Mortz Dovid
NOTICE.
4 ErfERS Testamentary on the Estate
of William Furguson late of West Pennsbor
ough Top., deed., have boon issued by the Register of
Cumberland County, to the subscriber living in the
same Top. All persons indebted will make payment,
and those having claims will present them to
UROItOE MILL ER,
Executor, of WII Liam Ferguson.
March 2, 1866—Gt.
.y A STATE
NOTICE-
Letters et administration sn the estate or A Mika
tdellhenny, lath of CadiAle,_2m,itaxm la:unissued by
the Register to the undersigned residing in the same
place. All persons having, chilms will present them,
and those indebted will make payment to
A. CA TUC ART,
Administrator.
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE "Tuscarora Petroleum Company"
will hold a special meeting to the Court House,
In ie Borough of Carlisle, on Saturday, March 24th.
A lull attendance is expected, as business 01 the groat
est Importance will be ti assorted.
By order of the President.
March 2, 1865
NOTICE•
"LETTERS Testamentary on the estate
of Benjamin Burkholder, late of Frankford
deceased, having been issued by the Register of Cum
berland County to tho undersigned Executor residing
In said Twp, Notice is hereby given to all, persons
knowing themselves indebted to wad estate to make
payment to, and those having (Mims against the es
tate to present them properly authenticated to
ABRAITAII MARTIN,
Executor.
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Government Sale -of Buildings.
Office of Ass't, Quar. Nester,
Harrisburg, Pa., February 21, 13613.
Y direction of the Quarter Master
General U. S. A., there will be sold at Public
nation, at Carlisle, Pa., on
Friday, March 9th, 1.866,
the Buildings comprising and known as Camp Biddle,
viz
One building (officers' quarters) sloe
OnoL's (luars,)
I 'ook hovel
~ g , (Guard " )
- feet of Fence 8 feet high
Also the following ;Material at unfinished Hospital
Building at Carlisle Barracks, via:
60,000 Bricks and 872 perches of Stone (comprising un-
finished Hospital building,)
1760 feet of Hemlock Girders,
1588 feet of Hemlock Joist,
2052 " " Rafters,
2448 " Square Pine Posts,
3000 " Hemlock Boards,
3000 " Cornice,
7 Door Frames (square heads)
2 " (circular " )
44 Box Window Frames (square heads)
4 4, (circular " )
63 Window Lintels (square)
4 Window Lintels (circular)
10 Lintels (Fire Orates)
800 foot of Mouldings,
770 " Bell mouldings,
780 Crown "
020 "
40 Window Sills,
676 Lights of Sash,
1 Pannel L oor,
24 Door Locks, assorted,
47 Door Knobs,
11 Escutcheons,
11 Hat Hooks,
82 Pvs. Hinges
40 Rings and Staples,
2 Papers Sprigs,
.613 tore Dooriotches,
66 Shutter Bolts,
4 dale Pulleys,
26 feet (40 lbs.) , Stove Pipe,
3 Cauldrons and. Lids,
425'pds. White Lead,
2 Sash Brushes,
1 Steel Drill,
1 Saw File,
1 Pickaxe,
7 Turn Buckles,
20 Masons' Linos,
2 Stove Pipe Elbows,
1 Wheelbarrow,
21 Paint Brushes,
1 Crovr Bar,
6 Files,
3 Pick Handles,
26 Shovels.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
Terms Cash In United States Currency.
11. 0, REDMIENDAOII,
- Bray. Major &A. Q. Id.
(Ilinch)
Public Sale
(AN Wednesday, March 14, 1866.
I,„_,lvilt be sold tat public sale, on the above day, at
the residence of the subscriber, in Booth 'Middleton
township, Oumberland 'cdunty, 3 miles southlvest of
Carlisle, the following described personal property:
Fivo Head Fino /Leavy
W ,
WO R, ,
(two of which aro mares with foal;) two FINE COLTS
Four Kentucky Mules,
(five years old. 'largo size, dark brown and well broken)
Four Head of Fresh Mulch Cows,
A Devon Bull, 20 head of Southdown Sheep, 2 Breed;
• lug Sows with Pigs,
2 Broad treed Farm Wagons ' nearly now, with beds, 1
pair Ifayladdore, Wood /tack, Sled with Iron soles, dou•
blo Roller, Plows, Harrows Cultivators, Single, and
Double' Shovel Plows, COM cleverer, a new'Gum Spring
Grain Drill, (Gardner's make ; ) a Wiro Tooth. Hay and
Grain Rake, All iron Harvester; Combined Reaper and
Mower, as good as new; Hay Pork, 'tope and Pulleys,
Grain Cradles, Mowing Scythes, a new Threshing Ma
thine and Morse Power,(Plank's maim) 6 sett of Wu.
gon Gears, nearly , new Plow, Gears„6Momms, Wagon
Saddle, Whip, Ply Hots, Wagon and ploW Mims, Butt,
Breast and Pifth Olmins,Halters, Spreaders,Singleaud
Double Trees, good 'Family •CARRIAGH, for one be
, two Domes: fi sets of Sint 'Harness, complete; 1 Sot . of
'Double Harness, a good two horse plotgb, &c., together
with many other articles too mimerons to mention.
Sale to commonco at Ifio'clock, and terms wiil bo made
, Amorist : _ credit*
of month! given. •, • ,• •
.„ •0 . • - •I • • • • JIALN STUART,
r )2 1 41:49,1606....2t . • • ;
-•• .3 , , r
DISSOLUTION: The Partnership
horototoro existing under the name of Bowman
and Dlllor, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOIIN BOWMAN,
BAM'L. W. DILLER.
Plainfield, Fob. 23, 18136.—a*
NOTICE.
T o HE; Agricultural Society of Cumber.;
land County 11 , 111 moot In tho Court Douse In
t Bpppugli of Owlish, on Thuroday the Bth day of
March.l3.Bo6, at 1 o'clock P. 21. By ordor of tho Prod.
dent.
D. S. CROFT,
Fob. 23, 1860. Secretary.
NOTICE.
WE the undersigned citizens of Mid
dlesex Twp,, believing that the destruction
of birds Is injurious to the fanning Interest , would
take this method to inform Sportsmen that we will not
allow bunting and fishing upon our property, and will
put the Law in force against them If they trespass up
on our premises.
David Rule,
Jonas Albright,
Adam thicker,
George Gill,
Jacob Wilmer,
J. E. Coble,
Jacob !Cuts.,
Henry Paul,
Eli Reser,
Andrew !loonier,
Jesse Huh),
Moses Glatfelter,
William Heagy,
lob, 23, 1861i.-3t
(Cw•tc:Pc3cl DaTewts.
Alarge assortment of' the best quality
of
Grorerirs, Fruris;uns, Spires, Fruits, d•r.,
selling off at:the very lowest prie! , ruling In the State
ofl'unnsylvania,
14)1t CASH.
Cull unit : 4 3tisfy yuursvives of the truth urtho miser ,
Lion.
Fob 23, lsire,
A G ENT S WAN TE DTO TAKE OR
dt.rs for the best soiling book now published.
TIT RILL ING STORIES OF THE G REAT
REBELLION.
C.unpri sing heroic adventures and hint,-I readth escapes
of Soldiers, Scouts, Spit s and Refugees; daring' exploits
of Smu gg , ers„Ci uerlllas, Desperadoes and others; 'cal en
of Loyal and Disloyal Women ; Stories of (ho Negro,
hr Ay_ elth incidents of Fun and Mvrritnent in Camp
and Field. By Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Greene,
late of the United States Army. irandsomely illustrat
ed with engravings on steel and in oil colors.
Send for circulars and see the liberal terms offered
MERE
T) EGISTER'S NOTICE.--Notice is
lito hereby given to all pet. ons interested, that. the
f'IIiINVIIIV, Recounts have been filled in this Office, by
the account-into therein named fur examination, and
will lie presented to the Orphan's Court r.f Cumberland
County. for confirmation ;Rid allowance, on Tuesday,
)larch 20, A. D., 1860, viz :
No 1. The account of C. P. Iluultich Trustee. ap
pointed by the Orphan's Court, to 144111e:11 Estate of
Ocorxe Reigley, late of the Borough Of Carlisle, deceas
ed, for the payment of debts.
2. The account of (I enrgo Wolf, Executor of the last
Will and Testament, of Samuel Shapp. deceased.
:t. The first and final areount of A rrbibald ltrieher,
A dmintstrgtor of Mary Bricker, late of the Itorough of
New vine, deceased.
4. The first and final Administration arrount of Wil
Ham O. Dunran, Administrator ol William G. Duncan
late of thr Borough of Shippensburg, deceased
5. The first and final account Adam flottAlall and
Peter flottshall Adminktrator% al nottshall, late
of South Middleton township, deyeaFed.
0. First and final account of ll'Onialnin F. Atkinson
eentor of NI rs. Susan AViochel, late of the ll,,rough
of Carlisle, deceased.
7. The first and part al account at James It Weakley
and Robert Itott jr.. Executors of the lost NN 111 and
Testament of Robert liell sr., late of South Middleton
township derease'd,
. _
ti The fii,t and final 11,01111 t Of Dal id Caldwell. and
Nichol Seaver,. Adrninfstra tr,rg , I Jane rald late
of Newton ton nhbip, deveased.
9. The firFt and final account of Samuel (Wainer, Ad
ministrator of John U. Voter, late of the Borough of
Newburg, deceased.
10. The first and final account of Martin Kunkle
Administrator, with the will annexed, of Elizabeth C
Snyder, late of the Borough of Newburg, deceased.
11. The Guardianship account of Samuel Graham
fluardi in of the person and estate of Jacob Henry
Shellaberger, minor son of Jacob Shellaberger, late of
West Pennsborough township. deceased.
12. Accountof Henry Paul Guardian of Ella B. Caroth
ers. minor daughter of William K. Trill, late of West
Tonne borough township, deceased.
13. guardianship account of William Ear, Guardian
of Louisa I. Weaver dereased, minor child of John 11
Weaver deceased . late of the Borough of Carlisle.
1I The first and final arroupt - of George 11. (lever,
dminiFtlator of Ilaninl lllopen , teel, late at Southamp
ton township, deceased.
15. The first and final :Lcrount of John IVaHare, Eti
erutor of Ann Stuart, late of the Itorotoll of CarllBlo
dceetuunt.
'lll. The first and final account of Dettrich K. Stiner,
Executor of Ih•i rich Snail . , late of Upper Allen LOW 11.
Sbip. deceased.
17. The first and final :1,01.1111 rt Jobe vl. Waggoner
idaiizariit Duch waiter. Adminktratocs Of the Estate
of Hold . ) Buchnal ter. late of Frank fin d township de
ceased, a- settled by John :51. Waggoner one of sold A
miiiii.trators. •
B. First and final amount of Peter Martin, and
orgtt lloprer EN , Administrators al Darld Martin,
to of Mourne township, deceased. -
10. Ai'eouut of Ca 'mine Chapman, Administratrix
A - Cl eorgo Chapman, late of Upper Allen township. do
eased.
20. The first and final :14TOLIIIt of S. W. Snodgrass,
Exerutor of the last Will and Te,Lament of Benjamin
Snodgrass, late of the Borough of Shlppensburg, de-
WM. 11. BUTI,EI{,
Soerotary
and final :ter..a t C. P. II unirich, A Ll
n tor crii'fit.• - Dantol - Itailry,latv-of-(410
,torothzli of Carllslo, deer:. e.l.
' -
22. 'illy account of Nlodo Crifivtla, Administrator of
Imes A. Fritz Intl' 1.1 Monroe Loicustiip, 4111,01U:ed.
23. Post and linal account of Wesley Walker, Ad
iniNtrator with the Will annexed, of .lo,eph Walker
to of Monroe tow tiship, deceased.
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thu last Will and Testament of George Yost. late of Up
per Allen township, deceased,
25. First and final account of Let i Merkel Esq., Ad
mimstrutor of Mrs. Elizabeth Balmer, late of Meehan
icsburg, deceased.
26. Final account of Levi Merkel, Guardian of (tick
and kl. Crain, minor son of Dr. Joseph Crain.
27. Guardianship account of hrist lan Eberly, 0 uar
dian of Louisa Franklin, minor child of Famuel Frank
lin, deceased.
28. The need unt of James 1,. Diven, Esq., Executor of
Caroline Niblock, late o f the Borough of Norville, de
ceased.
29. F Irbt and final account of Jamb Bale, Adminis
ator of Jacob Falenbaugh, lota of Southampton
Ncnehlp, deceased.
30. First and thud at count Of John I rein,,, G mu e dia a
I Benjamin Law, minor sun of David L. Law.
31. The guardianship account of John Outshall.
l uardian of Annio C , Bella Emma, Edward and Jacob
Beelem, wlnor children of Jacob and Isabella !lectern.
ate of the Borough of Carlisle , deceased.
32 Account of John Gravey, guardian Of James Al
minor son of Samuel E. McCune, duce.-
32x,0 foxl,
30,32
'11x18!
24x100 •
11x40 '
16 , 8 ••
10x33
10x26
33. Ph at and final account of John Musselman, Ex
ecutor of George Reed, late of Silver Spring township,
deceased.
34 Ouardianhhip account of -Jonathan Snyder, Guar
dian of Fanny Seitz, minor child of Jacob Seitz.
35. The supplemental and lined account of Henry
Miller, Administrator of John M. Miller, Into of 111Ifflin
township, deceased.
36. First and final account of 11. Nowrbam, Admin
istrator of Mary Baughman, late of Milllin township!
deceased.
37 First and final account of William Baughman,
Administrator of Ere Barger, deceased.
3S. First and final account of I. A. Quigley, Admln
istratop of Robert Quigley, late of Hopewell township
deceased.
Se First and final account of Sarah A. Phillips, Ad
reinistratrix of William Bentley, late of Mechanics..
burg Borough, deceased.
Feb. 23,1.866
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Jacob Al'bright,
A. A S. Witmer,
Frederick Plgentritz
Ilonry Snyder,
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Simnel Snyder,
Jacob Ilartmanall,
George Itu to,
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0. W. NORTH. Register,
48 Pages, 48 Pages,
Sconce and Art
"CHARLES , 'HARRIg.
4.6 thorOugh bre'd Horse the property of
j._ tho Ournborland County Agricultural %tidy
VI ill. o offered at Public Bale at the. Court House in Car
lisle,
On Tuesday, March Bth; 186 E
At 11 o'clocic, A. M. "Charles Harris" 18a Chesnut
Horse dropped Bth, of April, 1550. He was got by
"Wagner" his dam "Sports•mistress" by American
Eclipse" his grand dam "Cub" by "Medoc" his 0 a
Dam "Ann Merry" by "Sumpter" his G G t 1 Darn "Gre
cian Princess" by “Ilfackburns Whip" has G G G G Darn
by Gen. Hampton's "Paragon" has G GOGG Dam by
"Figure Stamerpin" by imported "Wildair" Imported
"Cub".mare.
Title Horse was carefully Beier:Led and purchased by
the Socloty from Captain Mentor - 8 of Kentucky, near
Lexington In the Spring of 1800 and the evidence of
bis purilY of blood is In their possession and he is now
sold only because hia numerous progeny requires an
other horse in this vicinity If any further informa
tion be required apply to
JOHN W. GRAMIIEAD,
ItLIAS BRENNEMAN,
OEOIOIII CLARK,
JAMES STERRETT.
Feb. 113, 1806.
loffer now a large assortment of fall
and Winter Dress Goods considerably under cost.
A. W. J 0
Fob. 23, 1866
A T A. NV Bentz's cheap store, call
a a a see a large Invoice of (loop Sklrta.—Fashlona
W.
for .18013. A. W. EWNTZ.
Feb. 23, ISaa.
Wanted Immediately.
t N experienced Salesman, having a
thorough knowledge of the Dry Good fluslnem
'ono other need apply.
Carlisle, Feb. 14, MA
NO nuctinuG s
11 0 1 - 4) TA CDEAS' (Hid IP.IIISICERS,
IN 42 days—Do you want Luxuriant
Whiskers or Moustaches? My Orguont will force
them to grow heavily in six weeks. (Upon the smooth
est face) without stain or injury to tho skin.
Price 71i cunt,. Sent my mail postage free to any ed.
dress or receipt elan order. Address
N. It—Entire Satisfaction given or the money r o
funded."
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ENTE 111 'RISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 400 Walnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
A PHILADELPHIA, Jatalftry 16, 1865.
Statement of the affairs of this company on Decent
her SOth. 1665.
CAPITAL
Authorized—.
Pahl up in full
RECEIPTS TN 1865
Premiums on tiro risks
Interest ..........
Policies and transfer foes
Earnings on cancelled perpetual policies
PAYMENTS IN 181 Th
Dig I,lends January and July,—
I,F.ses by fire .....
Taxes, United States State and City...
Return premiums and re-I asuranses....
Printing. advertising emumisviens, Fain
ries, Fire Marshal, °Mee and other ex
penses
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.1. L. Erringer,
Oen, W. Fab nosteek,
Claghnru,
Wm. O. Beulton,
Charles Wheeler,
T. 11. INlontgurnory.
F. RATCHFORD STARR, President.
THUS MONTGONIERY. Tire President.
• SAMULB ii. HUM RICH,
Agent at Carlisle,
Orli., in Marion Hall Building with C. I'. Hutnrich
F 3•11. 2:3, 18631—.33t.
F lintrhlr rd Starr,
Naihro. Frazier,
John )1 A two,,d
Benj. I'. Tro.liek,
Georg() H. Stuart,
John H. Brown,
THE SHENANDOAH
LUMBER AND
MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $lB,OOO.
No. Shares, 360, Price per Share, $5O,
1 1 F., Lands upon which this Company
intends operating. couebit of two. Tracts in Rock-
Ingham and Augusta Counties, Virginia, conleinlng
about I 3,0 JO Acres at n ~ost of 50 peracrc. But by
an arrangement with other parties it is necessary for
the Company to pay for oily ono fourth, of the Land
($4.500) when they will r.ccive an Indisputable title
to said one-fourth, and have guaranteed unto them the
corking privilege on the whole 13 000 Acres,
The Lands are covered with White:lnd Yellow line,
Poplar, Hemlock and Oak Timber of the very hest qual
ity.
Th. y contain largo deposits . 01 Coal, Iron, mid Cop
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:-oulphur Union Springs" of Virginia.
dmign of the Company Is tro ommot , as soon as pus
do, a Steam Saw-Mill on that part of the Land which
may he deemed best and most convenient to market.
The •'Burnt District" in the Shenandoah Valley,
whemall the barns have been destroyed for miles dur
ing the war, furni,Res is Mint ot - in - immediate -proxi
mity to the Lands, where Lumber will be in demand
for years.
Ti.e Manassas and Strasburg Rail Road, which will
be completed next Summer, runs wlthin two and a
half miles of these Lands, and will afford a means of
transportation to all pat to of the country.
At llarrleonburg, which Is less than ten miles dis
tant, there is a constant demand for Lumber, at prices
ranging from $3O to $35 per thousand.
The Iron, Coal and Copper Deposits have recently at.
meted the attention of large operators In the Cities,
who pronounce them tu.ceedingly valuable. These
Mineral Ileds, lu addition to the value of the Timber
which Is the principal inducement, render the Lands
worth ten times the price the: cost the Company.
The "Chalybeate and Sulphur Union Springs" were
equeuted by many people from all sections every
flamer previous to the war, and (uly need improve
ent and development to make them among the most
ml liable in the country.
omit of Intrinsic ana substantial value. Evory Stock
holder lot each share of $5O owns over thirty acres of
th use lands, and h s proportionate share in the taw
Mill and apparatus of the Company.
At the price Lumber DOW commands In all parts of
a. country, tho Company will be tumbled to pay
ion tiny dividends from the commencement of opera-
thins.
All, thereftne, have an intiirest in the speedy sale of
the stock.
Specimens of the Coal from these lands, and all fur
her information desired, may be had at the offices of
President—JOHN B. LEIDIO. New• Kingston,
ensurer—JOHN J. COBLE, Iloguestown.
Secretary—B. )1. C. 0 RING, New Kingston.
Feb. 10, 1000.
Dissolution Notice
OTICE is hereby given that the co
.,
partnership heretofore existing between L. Lew
is and John Lewis was on the 25th day of January dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be set
tled by L. Louis.
The business of manufacturing matches will be con
tinued by the subscriber at Eberly's Mills, Climb. Co.,
Pa. Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of the patronage of the trade.
Fob. 8 1.868.-13 t.
Cumberland Nurseries.
Three Miles East of Carlisle,
A largo Stock . of fruit and ornamental
..L - 31_ tress,
Vines, Plants and AS'llents,''
Consisting of ()von , variety usually propagated, will ho
sold cheap tho coming Spring, in order to close out the
stock. Particular attention is called to the largo and
fine
Apple Trees and Evergreen and
Shade Trees.
Which will be sold to suit the purchaser either by the
tree, by the huudrod or by the row to the ground or
dug, all Intending to plant the coming Spring aro In
vited to call at the Nursery and got bargains. All orders
promptly tilled,
Feb. 9, 1860-319
T"great Agriculturist Strawberry
plants for sale at the Cumberland Nursery.
HENRY S.
. . . .
Feb. 0,1800-3 m
A_ Large lot of splendid #tandard and
Dwarf pour Concord, Delaware, Diana, and
Maaatawney Is?pe vines for sale at the Cumberland
Nursery. LIENRY B. RUPP.
Fob. 9,1860-3 m. •
pERSONS wishing to decorate their
ririls, or Comotary lots, or the grave of a rola•
tiro, oh ould call at the Cumberland Nursery, and put , .
chase Ornamental Shade and Evergreen trees, as they
will be sold vary cheap the coining spring. Natural
Peach trees for sale low at the Cumberland Nursery.
Fob. 9, 1„,§60-3m. LLENIVY S. RUPP. .
HOUSE FURNIgHTNG 'GOODS-
:lust rocolving a full supply of all kinds of nous°
Furnishing goods, sultablo for thO present and coin
ing amnion, consisting of all Oradea and'qualltios of
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS I!
.
Ft or Oil Cloths, •
Table Oil Cloths, '
Window Shades, • '
inge, Matto, &c., &c.
ALSO,
104 Bra and Unbrd Shootings, ,
Plllow Case Medina,
• ' • Table Dereaslia, ,
• Towelling all Oradea,
Ticking &c., &e.
,
Alec a well selected Stool; of "all 'kinds of Domestic
Goeds, which will be seld`at greatly reduiced prices, foe ,
the present: , , •
' All Persons in want of apy of the above for the Spring
Season, will Dud to their advantage to give ns an
early callpse we aro determined to keep up our repti
•tation, to., sell goods. at the /owed 'possible market
prim.
Fob. 0,1860. ' --...14113k08 /415131LH11i. •
.'''t ' , IA. L. ' Eit'OttatEß,
REAL ES,TATE . AGENT, Scrivener,
Convilliiices Insurance and Claim Agent. Of
lice Blain Street Near Centre Square.
HOME Insurance Company of New
Litman, Connecticut, Statement of January Ist,
Capital Stock
_Surplus
$775,886,10
Losses unadjustt4 $35,977,72
INSURANCES MADE PERPETUAL AND TEM POR-
The assetts of this Company cont of IlnitedStates
Government Securities, stocks in Nhtlonal Banks, and
Ist, Mortgages on Real Rotate Tho Board ofDirectors
have declared a Semi-Annual cash Dividend of ltn
per cent free from Government Tax payable on and af
ter 15th, January, 1866.
Also a scrip Dividend of Sixty per cent on the earned
Premium of Policies entitled to participate in the Pro
fits for the year ending Ist of Janualy, 180. And
have voted to increase the Capital Stock of the Com
pany to One Million of Dollars. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLER, Agent.
A Commodious Two-Story
•.g:c.
- •
~,_ ,, i ,
Brick House,
•
—llll], '.. ,
and Largo Lot of ground containing a
''' ...' • .. choice variety of fruit, situate on West
2 .--'.
- ' . Possession given on the Ist, of April
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
Loather area.
next. Apply to
Feb. p, 1866.
A Desirable Town Residence at Pri-
ITUATF, at the extreme west end of
North street Carlisle.
he Lot contains 125 feet In front and 240 Met in
depth.
Improvements are a commodious Two-
I ' - 2 , Story
E 1 Cottage Residence.
LEIDICTI & ;,,lILLEU
and othur ont-buildinga all DOW and in good order and
a choke variety of fruit of all kinds. For terms &.e.
Apply to A, L. SPONSLER
Feb. 23, 1886. Real Rotate Agent.
,® Bond for $2300, secured by Mort
gage on a Pint rate Plantation will bo disposed
or. Apply to A. L.SPONSLER.
ERN T,
York Spring's,
Adams Co., Pa
Q2OOO, Wanted on Mortgage of valna
ble Improved Real Estate. Apply to
A. L. sroNsLEn,
A Ilighly Improved Limestone Minn:
CONTAINING 120 ACRES,
I_TANDSOMELY located, within 2
wiles of Carlisle. The Buildings aro nearly
now. Fences in good order, and the land In a high State
of Cultivation. Apply to
8200,000 no
200,000 00
Feb. Ifl, 1866
¢124,220 0-1
21,191 71
990 50
57 4 3
riIOWN PROPERTY on South nano
vWstreot, Carlisle, Comprising 120 toot in front
and 240 feet in depth having thereon erected 3 Dwell
ing houses, Shops and other Buildings will be sold en
tire or divided to suit purchasers. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLEIL
$.l C,4111 C 8
Fob. 16, 1860
:13400 00
41205 00
4,850 44
11,818 71
A Valuable Lot of ground on South
Street containing mer , 011 foot ITS front end 2do
In depth. Also, a Lot ac the corner of Pitt and South
Streets, containing (10 feet in front and 110 foot In
depth. Apply to
20,026 54
$91,61089
T 4-1 STATE NOTICE.-
..EA Letters of A dministrati , tt cum testamenta nn
neon, on the estate of dames Cameron, dee'd., into of
the Borough of Carlisle; bavo been issued to the sub
scribers residing In the same place. All persons in
debted to said estate will !nate payment and those
having claims will present them to
JOHN C. CAMERON,
It. D. CAMERON,
Administrators cum tostamente Annexo.
Vol.t 2, 1866—(it
CHOICE SEGARS & TOBACCO,
AT RA I,STON'S
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
preferred by all practical Painters! Try it! &
you - will have no other. Manufactured only by
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint & Glass Dealers,
No. 137 North Third Street, Pl - 111.AD'A.,
Jan. 22, 1866,--Iy.
List of Sales of Personal Property
and Real Estate.
BY N. IS, MOtillE, A utlouoer.
A. Mancliedd, Jan. 27, 1. 4 ,00
E. &S. Lee, Personal Property. Felt s 0, 4•
Ephrintn '1)07, U, "
A. Moore, Beal Estate, '' 10, "
S. W If A try. of n Wolf Real
and Personal Property, " 13, '•
John Hutchinson, " " 15. '•
David Niekle, 4 . 10, •'
J. L. Elliott, 44 20, "
'Daniel Hollinger, " " 23, "
Jas. 11. Weakley, '• 27,
Win. )I'o lauehlin " " 20, "
Heetiinver, " Mar 1, "
.1. 1' Bolt 7110 ,, or. " " 7, "
Thomas Ithroi er, " " "
1/co. D. Craighead, G "
Jot:. Sollenberg,, '4 " 7, "
" -So
Peffer, " 10, "
Alfred Moore, " " 13, "
l'eter Heiser, •• 13, 44
Jacob Burkholder " " 19, 4 4
Matthew Moore, " " dt 21,"
D.ivid Martin, " March 22, 23, and 24 "
Jacob Redseeker, " "20& 27 "
David Martz, •• 4 ; 12 "
Daniel Whitulght," ' 17, "
G. T. Curvar, 30 , it
January 25, 3, M. Stoke, Silver Spring,
do 27, C. B. birdsley, Silo. r Spring.
February 13, S. A. Pogue, Westpennsboro,'
do 14, T. M. beagy, Silver Spring.
do 10, Thomas Smith, South Middleton.
do 111, John Thomas, Mifflin.
do 20, James Duffey, South Middleton.
do 23, J. iS. Williams, Middlesex.
do 20, Joshua Myers, Monroe. ,
do 28, Chris. llartsler. Monroe.
March 1, Geo. Bishop, South Middleton.
do 2, T. N. Culbertson, Silver Spring.
do 3 P. A. Diller, Monroe.
do 5, Geo. lAingdorf, Silver Spring.
do 0, Jacob Strock, Monroe.
do ', Johathan Ileagy, Silver Spring.
do 8. John Ilauck, Silver • prtug.
do 9, Jacob Springer, South Middleton.
do 10, John Shaffer, South Middleton.
do 12, Joseph S. Grove, York County.
do 13, James A. Williamson, Silver Spring
do 14, J. M. Stoke, Silver Spring.
do 17, John Steigieman.
do 20. M. t 4. Beltzhoover, Monroe.
Jo 21, W. M. 'lnnings, South Middleton.
do 22, Joshua Myers. Monroe.
do 23, Martin Wonders, South Middlettaxn.
do 24, Thomas llockly, Boiling Springs,
do 28 & 29, Martin Shriner, Carlisle.
do 30, Peter Westheffer, Mechanicsburg.
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
The Whitest, the most durable and the mos.
economical. Try it I Manufactured only by
Ziegler & Smith,
' Wholesale Drug, Paint & Glass Dealers,
No. 137 North Third St., Philad'a.,
Jan. 26, 2866-Iy. _ _
L. LEW IS
STATE NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby glean that Letters of Adruin
is ration On the estate of John McKinstry, Into of Penn
Twp, doc'd, save this day boon leaned to tb o undor
signd residing in said Twp. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make payment at once, and
those having claims will present them for settlement.
JOIIN T. GREEN.
Administrator.
Feb. 2,1800-6 t.
STOVES, TIN WARE, &a. The lin
dorsigned 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 lass Stove, Tin and Sheet-iron °stab.
lishment, are prepared to prove to the citizens of Car
liele and vicinity that they are determined to sell
goods at prices which defy competition. Their stock of
STOVE AND ENAMELED WARE
is the best that Philadelphia and Now York can pro
duce. Their stook of stoves conaiste In part of the fol
lowing named ;
HENRY RUPP
Cook's Governor Penn.
Prairie Flower,
and the Barley Sheaf,
. with all varieties of Parlor,
Bedroom and Office Stoves,
of the neatest pattern, and best quality. Tho Gover
nor Penn, which they guarantee to give entire satis
faction in every respect, with capacity to prepare the
cot ked or baked fare of any family with less consump
tion of fuel than any other stove, they will warrant
for six months. • Tlio, manufacture Zimmerman's
Strata Cook Kettle; in which • all kinds of vegetables
can be cooked at the same time, without the one fie-,
vorinethe other. Best of references given. They
have purchased for cash, and therefore have,the prices
of their geode reduced to a very low figure, feeling
confident that "largo sales and small profits,• is the
best policy. They call attention to their largo Stock of
Tirr, Sheet4ron, and
consisting of . .Buckets, Basons, Wash-bollers. Wash
dishes Lard Cans, Coal Scuttles, &0., &0., guaranteeing
to all who ma 7 purchase of them a saving of at least
I .
out of every ton expended.- ' Heaters, ,
ilitehon Ilanges
and ileirrnaces set in on short 'notice.; Rooting and
Spouting done in tho'best manner and on reasonable
terms. Old stoves taken in exchange for new ones.
Give us a call. ' North Honorer street, between Wet
zel's and Thudium'e Hotels.•
, .. •
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so liberally be
stowed upon them, they solicit a continhanee'of the
spree.
•.; . RILINPHIMITII & RUPP.
. }kb. 0,180-3 m. ,
Wanted.'
d . . . .
.. . •
Q 240 0; for iitkioh.a'-firot juAgethent. or
it i , mortgage, will be given on Op farral'eforth,l2,-
0110 in this comlty. Apply to thoZatot.:
-Neb.10,1806.,.-
ARY
For Sale or Rent,
vate Sale
FOR SALE.
I=
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
A. L. SPONSLER
LIST OF SALES
BY WILLIAM DEVINNEY, AueLloneor,
ENAMELED WARE,
TWO. DO.LLMtS
'ME LIGHT OF -THE WORLD
R.
MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE
These Life4:Wing remedies are now, for the first time,
given publicly to the world. For over a quarter of a
century of private practice the ingredients in Oleo
Life giving Pills !
Have been need with the greatest success. Their mis
sion is not only.to prevent disease, but to cure. They
search out the various maladies by which the patient
Is suffering, and reinvigorate the failing system. To
the agetland Infirm a few doses of those valuable PILLS
will prove to bo
$500,000,00
275,886,10
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,
For in every ease they add now life and vitality, and
restore the waning energies t their pristine state.
To the young and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as n ready, specific, and sterling medicine.
Here is a dream realized, that Ponce-de-Leon sought
for three hundred years ago, and never found. Ho
looked for a fountain that would restore the old to
vigor and make youth ever
An Eternal Spring
It was loft for this day and hour is realise the dream,
and show, in ono glorious fact, tho magic that made it
fair.
These Famous Remedies
Cannot stay the flight of years, but they can force back,
and hold aloof, disease that might triumph over the
aged and the young. Let none hesitate then, but
seize the favorable opportunity that offers. When
taken as prescribed—
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS
Nothing can be more productive of cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence Is felt at ones ;
and the usual concomitants of this most distressing
disease are removed. These remedies are made from
the purest
Vegetable Compounds
They will not harm the moat delicate female, and
ellll be given with ood effect In proscribed doses to the
youngest babe.
For Cutaneous Disorders
And all eruptions of the skin, the SALVE, le most In—
valuable. It does not heal externally alone, but pene
trates with the most searching effects to the very root
of the evil I
DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following Dis-
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
Costly snubs,
Dyspepsia,
Diarrhea,
Dropsy,
Dobillty,
Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints,
Lnl Igor thin,
Influenza,
Inflammation,
inward Weakness,
r Complaint.
Lowness of Spirits
Ringworm,
Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum,
Scalds,
Skin Discage.
aa- Notice.—None genuine without the engraved
trade-mark around each pot or box, elgned by DR. J.
MAGGIEL, d 3 teulten :it., New York, to counterfeit
which to telony.
/IQ,- Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States and Canadas—at 15 cents
per box Or pot.
Jan. 19 ISI9I-Iy.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
American Jewelers' Association,
epots : 37 & 39 Nassau, Si. 54, 56,
& 58 Liberty St.,
NEW YORK CITY
Of Rosewood Pianos and Melodeons, Fine (11l Paintings,
Engravings, SilVer l% are, Cold and Silver Watches,
and Elegant Jewelry, consisting of Diamond
Pins, Marmon! Rings. Gold Bracelets, CL r.
al, Florentine, Mnsale, Jot, [Ara, and
Cameo Ladiet,' Sets, told Pens pith
(hold and Silver Extension
Holders, Sleeve Butto n ,
Solo of Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains,
Plain and
Chased tiold Rings,
&T., valued at
$1,000,000.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it is known what is
drawn and Its value.
TILE A NIERICAN JEIVELI.EItzv SSOCIATIIbN calk
your attention to the fort of Its being the la%est and
mos t p o p u l ar Jewellery Assoelatb.n iu the United
Mates. Th. business Is and always has been conduct
ed In the most, candid and honorable manner. Oar
aopidly increastim trade is a sure guarantee 01 Liao 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
sacrifice, in some instances less than one-fittuth the
cost of manufarturing. We have lately purchased
very largely of these Bankrupt (iodds, at s ,, ch extreme
ly lots prices that IVO ran admit to send away Finer
Goods. and give better tlianees to draw the more val
uable prizes than any other establishment doing a sim
-huaiiiei-147- 011 ft /VIM IS TO PEIHA'S+I,-tuad-we-re
sportfully solicit your patronage, as we are confident of
giving the utmost. satisfaction. During the past year
we have forwarded a number of the most valuable
prizes to all parts of the country. Those who patron
ize us will rejelso the full value of their money, as no
article on our list is worth less than One Dollar, retail,
and there arc no Blanks. Parties dealing with no may
depend on lancing prompt returns, and the article
drawn will he immediately cent to any address by re
turn mail or express.
The following parties have remota). drawn 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 ; Niss Anna G. Yates,
52 St Mark's Place, N. Y., Sewing Machine, value $75;
Brig.-Gen. L. L. Hanson, U. S. Vols., Nashville, Tenn.,
Silver 'Pea Set, value $l5O ; Miss Emma Hunter. 63
Front St Harrisburg, Pa., Sewing:Machine, value $o0;
Lieut.-Col , onel Walter hittenden, Quartermaster,
Louisville, Ky., Gold Watch, value, 5150 ; Wm. S.
Baines, 247 King St., Charleston, S C., Silver Watch,
value $5O ; Alexander JOllllBOll, , Editor Muska
tour Pioneer, M tiska tour, Minn., Ladies' Enameled
Watch, value sl`so; Samuel Lee, Esq., President Col
orado and Red Bank Mining Company, Sau Francisco;
Cal., Melodeon, value $2OB ; Aarou S. Long, Esq., Prin
cipal Elkhart Collegiate Institute, Elkhart, N. .1., Dia
mond Pin, value $2OO ; R. 51. Longareet. Montgomery,
Ala., Music Box, value $75 ; Rev. Isaac Van Dux r, Al
bany, N. Y , Gold Lined Dining Set, value 0.0 ; MISS
Clara Luenguer, Dayton, Ohio, Pianoforte value $4OO,
and Diamond lie, value $175
Many names could be placed on the List, but um
publish no names without permission. Our patrons
are desired to send United States Currency when it la
convenient
LIST OF PARTIAL ARTICLES
SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without Regard to value, and not to be paid
for until you know what you will receive:
16 Elegint Rosewood Pianos, worth from $2OO to $450
15 Elegant Melodeons,Rosowood Cans 175.10 250
50 First Class Sewing Machines 40 to 300
16 Fine Oil Paintings 30 to 100
150 Fine Steel Engravings, framed 20 to 30
60 Music Boxes 26 to 40
150 RevOlViint Pktent - C t listbig,"Siliier '2o"to 46
50 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 to 35
400 Sets of Tea and Table Spoons 20 to 50
160 Gold Stunting Case Watches, warranted 60 to 150
100 Diamonds Rings, cluster and single stone 75 to 250
176 Gold WatchesBs to 150
300 Ladles Watches 60 to 100
500 Silver Watches 20 to 75
Diamond Plus, Brooches and liar Drops, Ladles' Sots
of Gold ant( Coral, Jet and Gold Florentine, Mosaic,
Lava, and Cameo; Sots of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains,
Plain and Choked Gold Singe,
Gold Thimbles, Lockets,
Now Style Bolt Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Panty
Work Boxes, Old Pens with Gold and Silver Exten
sion Molders, and a large assortment of Fine Silver
Ware and Jewelry of every description, of the best
make and latest styles.
tkb- A chance to obtain any of the above Articles for
ONE DOLLAR by purchasing a 4oalud envelope for 25
cts.
.Cry- Five &tiled Envolopee will he cunt for $1;
Eleven for $2 ; Thirty for $6; Sixty-five for $lO ; On•
hundred for $l6. •
Agents wanted everywhere.
•Unequalled Inducements offered to Ladies and Gents
who will act as such. Our descriptive circulars will be
sent on application.
Distributions aro made In the following reauher :
Certificates naming each article and it its value, are
placed in sealed envelopes, whieharo well mixed. Ono
of these envelopes containing the Certificate or Order
for some artlcle, will be delivered at 'our office, or sent
by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on
receipt of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what article It draws and its value, and can thou send
Ono Dollar, and receive the article named, Or can choose
any other ono article on our list of the same value.
Purchafiers of our Sealed kuvelopes m .y In this
manner, obtain an article worth Win one to live hun
dred dollars. 7
- Long letters are unnecessary. Have the kindness to
write plain derections, and in choosing different arti
cles from those drawn, mention the style desired. We
.prefer letters to be addressed to our Pox, 5310, Poet Of
fice, for greater safety. .
--, tinrdere - ftr - SDA:LED--iiii-VELQP-45--moiaLtnevory.L I
ameba accompanied with tho-Cash, with the namb of
the person spading, and Town, County and State plain-,
Letters should bOniltlssosed to tiM ittandgors as 1 . 01-
lowa i , -
attn. 1.14 1800-3 m
DISSOLUTION: -
t THU •Partne'relkip . beretofoe: bit:fting
• ,under the name' of 'Janaoson,,Dllllnger C. is
ids - der diesolyed by,mutuel consent.
B. B. JAMEEION,-,
0. A. DILLINGLI/W. ,
_411..1 ? 18.1? o,
T HE utideteigned eautiritte - the,
buolimq as formorlyi at No, 118 Nort'bird
rest Whet* hA
all tramotetfons of bhp late firm:lM) bq
settled, Itespratfully,
.u. JAblil3oii.
Jan. 6; 1868-8t. .
eases ;
IMEM
IMED
MERMAN, WAT,SON A Co.,
Box 5319 Po.stlOffico, Now, York
REMOVAL
Prbolamation
'WHEREAS, the Hon. JAMES H.
Osamu, President Judge of the Several Courts
of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Pei , -
ry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several Courts of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in said
counties, and Michael Cocklin and IlughBtuart,Judges
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery
for the trial of all capital and other. offenders, in the
said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to me
dlreited, dated the 8111 day of January, 1860, haveor
dered the Court of Oybr and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on tho 2d Monday of
Apr 11,1866 (It being the oth day,) to continue two
:week&
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the l'eace - , avid 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 legitlsiiio.lBexatrainatlons,and
all other rom.•mbrancos, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to be done, and all those that
are bound by recognizances, to prosecute against the
prisoners that ore or thou shall be in the Jail of said
county, aro to be there to prosecute them so shall be
just. JOHN JACOBS,
Feb. 16, 1806.
Sheriff.
COAL ANTILLt.BIBER.
HAVING as
sociated with
Mr. C. Fred. Shrom
' • - ; 7 14- 1 0-:' 0 the Coal and Lumber
144 •
jti 1 41 ' I "4 * '!' :• business at the old
Stand of Delaney and
...flair, where we will
keep the best and
CLEANEST COAL,
in the Market, and perfectly dry. Kept under cover.
Families will do well to try us ; as we aro deter•
mined to sell cleaner coal. and at as low prices as any
other yard in the town. Try us and be convinced.
We have also on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER
usually kept In a first Class Lumber yard which we
will, sell as low, or lower than the lowest
Jan .12, 181i13. DELANOY &
LIFE-HEALTH -STRE N FT II
LIFE-11EA I,TH -STRI4INGT
LIFE-11EALTU-STRENGTH
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
Celebrated specific Pills,
Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Juan
Delantarre, Chief Physician to the Hos
pital du. Nord uu Lariboisiere of
OM
This invaluable medicine le no imposition, but is
unfailing in the cure of Sparmatorrh,e or Seminal
Weakness. Every species of Genital or Urinary Irri
tability. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions
from whatevt r cause produced, or boa over coyote. will
be speedily relieved and the organs restored to healthy
action.
Read the following opinions of eminent French phy
011.121ns :
nWe have used the Specific Pills prepared by Chu
mmier° At Dupont, No. 214 Rue Lombard, from the
prescription of Dr. Juan Delamarre, in our private
practice with uniform success, and we believe there is
no other medicine so well calculated to cute all per
sons suffering from Inyttluntary Emissions or any
other weakness of the Ser nal Organs, whether caused
by a sedentary mode of living, excesses, or abuse.
It. A. BEA lIREPARI It:, M. D.
0. D. DUJARDIN, M. D.
JEAN LE LEUCIIIthI, M. D.
Paris, May sth, 18118,
BEWARE OF COUNTFAIFEITS
The lienulne Pills are sold by all the principal Drug
gluts throughout the World, price One Dollar per Box,
or Six Boxes fur Five Dollars.
OARANCIERE & DUPONT ; Sole Proprietors,
N0..214 Rue Lombard, Paris
01111 Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agent, toll
insure a box by return mall, securely settled from all
ob erxation, six boxes for five dollars.
Sole Gontual Agents for America,
OSCAR O. MOSES & Co., 27 Cortlandt At , N.Y.
N. It.— Vrencli 3 Oernian, Spanish and Eugli h Pamph.
let, containing full particulars and dfrectiong for use,
.cent free to any address.
Sold In Carlisle by .1. W. ELLBITT, and at lIA Elt-
STICK'S.
Jan. IS, 1866-Iy.
DR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF!
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself lo be the
beet article known for curing the Catarrh, Cold In the
lined and headache. It has been found an excellent
remedy in many cases of Sure Eyes. Deafness has
been removed by it, and Hearing has often boon great
ly improved by its use
It is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the hood
Thu sedaations after usi u. it aro deliOtful and in
vigor:Mug. It open.. and purees out all olottruetions
atrengthena the glant.s. and given a healthy action to
the parts allot tad.
More Than Thirty Years'
if Sale and use of Dr :tlarnhall's Catarrh and Moul
trie Snuff, has proved its great value for all the Col,
lieu diseases of the Head, and at this moment it
'tends higher than ever before.
It Is recommended by ninny of the bent physicians,
lid in used with great success and satisfaction every
, bore.
Read the Certificates of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1864.
The undersigned, having for many years been ac
quainted with Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and 110:U13110
Snot', and sold It in our wholesale trade cheerfully
state. that we believe it to be equal, in every respect,
to the recommendations given of It for the cure of
Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the hest
artide we have ever known tur all common diseases of
the Ilona.
Burr & l'erry, iloston,lturnes & Perk, New York.
Heed, A wtin & Co. " A. B. &D. Sands,
Brown, Lamson ACo •' Stephen l'aul & Co. ••
Reed, Cutler ,P Co. `• Israel Minor .0 Co "
Seth W. Fowle, " Meliesson & Itobblus,'•
Fairhank & Co •` A. L. Scuyll s Co. "
flenshaW, Edmands & Co.M. Ward. Close & Co •'
11. 11. Hay. Portland, Me. Bush & tlale,
For Salo by all Di uggists. TRY IT.
Jan. 12, 1866-Iy.
EELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers !
call,..The original Medicine established lu 1837, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of "PULMONIe W A FElt -," in this or any other
country; all other Pulmorile Wafers are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN being
slam ped on each Wafer.
These Wafers have been before the public for nearly
thirty years, and the immense sale attained, got only
in n MerICA but in foreign countries, fully etteet their
intrinsic worth. 'The•medleai propeottes are •superior
to any other a. tide offered fur the cure of Pulmonary
or Bronchial affections, and the quantity contained in
each box is nearly double that of the manv worthless
imitations advertised,
Bryan's Bulmonie Wafers
cure Coughs, Cold's, Sore Throat, Iloarsoness,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Spitting of
Blood, Pains in the Chest, Incipient Consumption and
all ilisettseasff,the_lungs- Not only affording tominSi
ary relief, but effecting a rapid and lasting cure and
ate ivarrtiMted to give satisfaction In ever instance.
They do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and
the medicinal properties are combined in a form so a
greeable and pleasant to thelitifte,,that any child will
readily lake them. Unit dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN PIIINUTES
To VOCALISTS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these Wafers aro
peculiarly valuable . tLoy will in one day remove the
meet severe occasional hoursenerss ; and their regular
use for a few days will, at all times, increase the pow
er and flexibility of the voice, greatly improving 'its
tone,. eempass.and,olaatnessaur-xvldch_p_gxposo_thoy
are regularly used by many prefessiormi vocalists.
The very great celebrity of this invaluable remedy
hos inducoi unprincipled persons to prepare Maio imi
tations, which disappoint the Just expectations of the
purchaser, and injure the character of the genuine
ntedicine, - - - - -
See that the word, "BRYAN," is stamped on each
Wafer, and also observe the tits simile of the signature
of.tho Proprietor "JOB MOSES" on each wrapper, to
counterfeit which is forgery. 04 - Offending parties
will be dealt with to the full extent of the law. <,
BRYAN'S BUIAIONIC Wastes ere for sale by all Drug•
gists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 27 Oortiandt St, N. Y.
Jan. 12, 18130-Iy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE *PILLS
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Olark, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the queen.
TIIIS well known Medicine is no im
position, but a sure and safe remedy for Female
Alenlties and Obstructions, from any cause whatever
and although a powerful remedy, It contains nothing
hartlui to the constitution.
To Married Ladies it is peculiarly suited. It will, in
a short time, bring on the monthly period with rage.
larity.
In all eases of Nervous Spinial Affections, Plan in
the Sack and Limbs, [Wiriness, Fatigue on slight ex.
orticin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits,
Mysteries', Sick Headache :Whites, and all the painful.
diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills
wilLeffect a euro when all other means have failed.
Those Pills have never boon known to fall whore the
dlrocllons'on tho 2d page of pamphlet aro well °bee. r
ed. For further particulara, get a pamphlet; free, or
do agent. $1 and 6 postage 'damps' enclosed to any
nut Mize& agent, will mourn a bottle; containing over
56" Ills, by return mall. W. RI,LIOTT,
au. 12, 1566-Iy. Agent, Carlisle.
q. Z. BRETZ,..M. 1);
D. D. 4.. rcelioctfully offers
birfinVeiiitneirgervicolt - to.the-eitizonyiALentliplo and
.
its OlTlcivNorth Pitt street. I
•:Cnrlialo, Jrninuai.Y.+l.B66--3mf
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4 ST ATE NOT IC E. =
Letters Testamentary on the - estate of Margaret
Jane Niekey, late of Plainfield, Cumberland County,
have been' Issued by the Register of said Countyld the
undersigned residing in the sago place. All persons
having claims will present them, and those , Indebted
will make payp2entto . • ' • - . ,
JUIN 139WMA.M . ,
• Elit,outOr.
Feb..1,,1806.—Gt . •
vlultig. LIBERTY W.IIII%':INAD,
alit do more and bettor riot* , ittri,giieri (Jost,
t Ai, Any , other! Try it I:hianufooturild only by'
• - -,Zilitnain It SMITH, --,,-,
Wholosido Drug, Paint - dt Gbimo peelers,'
No..ib7 North Third Strooti,Plitlad'a, Jan i 2, 1868 =1D• ,
,•,
PRESSING CASES, ',l4OPW.,y'iind .
Go. t n , 11AVEBET10110.
,
,BOOTS I& SHOES; •
Se at Cost.
THE sObseiibei , has' 'deterinlimil to sell
is g e r c t o lro nsi r s t t o s r o k t o i ti o lloo o taxt Shona at Coat.
Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots, Brogans,
•
CRILDEENS' WEAR,
Ladies' Morocco Boots, (}love Aid Bal-
morals,
Gaiters and Slippers.
~ Also a large assortment of Eastern Work of all klndti
'Now Is the time to get bargains ' and to buy your
Summer Shoes, as I am determined to sell cheaper then
any man In the county. Don't forgot the place—West
Main Street Opposite Merlon Hall, next door to Conly n's
Jewelry Store.
F. C. FLtIMING. -
N. B.—Foots and Shoes made to order on reasonable
terms and at short notice,
Feb. 9, 1896.
r IHE undersigned having purchased
tho onUro Stock of Groperlog of
J. M. ALLEN & CO.,
has •romovod tho same to the Store Room of Mr. A
SENBEMAN,
WEST MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE RILEY'S UNION HOTEL,
whore the public will always find on hand a well se
looted lot of
Fine Family Groceries.
QUEENSWARE,
TOBACCO & CIGARS,
and a general variety of articles usually found In a
first class Grocery.,Store.
Carlisle, Feb. 2,18110
SOMETHING NEW.
Porcelain Picture or
OPAL-TYPE.
HIS beautiful Picture is flaw made at
Lachman Gallery, In Dr. Neff's Building, oppo
s to the First National Bank, with such perfection and
style, tone and finish that it winnot help but please
erery one, The pc rcelain finparts a most door and
charming complexion to the picture.
All other styles of
PIIOTOGI?APES,
of all alzoa,
CARD PICTURES and A.MBROTYPES,
are made In the most perfect manner. A large 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
The Best Photographs
Fob 9, 1401
AT COST.
Ihave this day commenced selling off
my entire stork of Winter Goods at (oat and many
leas than Cost to reduce the same before spring opens.
You will find a complete line of the following goods
&lancets, Red, White and Irllon, Flannels,
Shirting Flannels, French Mertnoos, all colors, Coburg
Alpacas and Delames, Plain and
Fancy,
;ar g est, Stork of 13almoral Skirt-, In Um County
also a large assortment of Woolen Goods, such as
Sontags, Hoods, Scarfs,
v,,„1 and Merino Hose, Ladles, Cients and Childs
'loves, in fact every article in the Dry (i“cls line •ell
f which will be sold at prices to •ati•t all 1 also
ave a full stock of
:11.117SLINS, •
PRINTS,
LINENS,
NGHAMS,
CHECKS, &e
which ...111 ho sold at ihu shortest profits that they
can he cut at. Alco a 101 l line of Vents. arid Boys,
ROUTS uul sHoEs,
Ladled, _Misses and Chlldrens, Shoes and, it/titers. A
large lot dens, Ladies and Childs Limn :times, which 1
have also reduced in price.
We invite all to give us a call before purchasing as
I am satisfied you can rave Moll try
CHAS. (ail Lily.
Feb. 2, 10.116.
DOBBINS'
ELECTRIC SOAP,
NAV I LA BOR,
SAVESrILME,
SA V ES MONEY,
SAVES CLOTHES,
SAV ES SOAP,
and SA V' ES WWI EN
It's the Soap for Every Family
bold by grocers nod storekeepers throughout city Lind
ouutry. Manufactured only by J. U. IJOillil NS .4
07 South Fifth street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Jan. 19,
DISSOLUTION OF PA RTN LHtill I P
• •
II I LIE partnersTiip heretofore - existing
between the undersigned has been this day die
- ,I,tl by mutual consent. The book, and nveounts
amain in the hands of lino. Myers, who oarnestl;,
squints all parties Indebted to him to mil and settle
heir accounts at once.
The Grocery business will be continued at
the old atom" by the senior member of the firm, den.
P Myers, who calla particular attention to his large
and excellent stock of new and fresh
tQr3L°C,E3l l '_ll.e.a,,
conalating partly of
SYRUPS, SUGARS, COFFEES,
SPICES, Wooden nod Willow Ware, and every variety
of goods kept lo a first class Family Grocery.
CCU} IRY PRODUCE taken In exchange for goods,
nt the old stand opposite Saxton's Hardware Store.
U1:0. P. MYERS.
Jam ii, 1866-6 t
G. M. BELTZHOOVER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, CARLISLE,
PA. Ofilce, South ilanotfor street. Particular
attontion given to the collection of' leolthers'
back pay, bounty, pension, Sic. ,
January 19, 1869.-1 y.
INT F. SAI)LER, Attorney at Law,
Carlisle Pa 011ie° lu Volunteer Bulldtng,
South Ilitimver Street.
MJ HERMAN, Attorney at Law,
Lf
Carlisle, Pa. Next door to the orald Office.
July 1, 186.1-Iy.
TAMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at
Law, Carlisle, Pa. Office ou the south side of the
Court Muse, adjoining the "American Prieling Office.'•
July I, 1/054-Iy.
JOSEPH. RIT.N.EII Jr Attorney at
Law and Surveyor, lilechanicsimr , , 001,.,, ou
Rail Itoad Street, two doors north of dle Bunk.
uslu B ess promptly attended to.
July 1,164.
sia . .
Law
, Carlisle,
C. GRAHAM,-Attorney at La,
Carlisle Pa. Office formerly occupied by Judo
rbam, South Ilimover street.
September 8,1865:
A P. ITUMERICH, Attorney at Law
• Office on Main street, in Marion 1011, throe
doors east of the First National Bank. All business
entrusted toltim will be promptly attended to.
July I, 186
1 , E. BELTZHOOVER, Attorney
4
' .at Law 00leo in South nanover street, opposite
Bents's dry good store Carlisle, Pa.
September 0, 1004.
. .
f WEAKLE r, Attorney at Law,
„ office on south Hanover street, adjoining the
Mhos ofJudgo Graham. All professional business en
trusted to blm will be promptly Attended to.
July'l, 1864.
SAMUEL URI BURN, Jr., Attorney
at Law. 'oolee with Hon. Samuel Hepburn, MAN
Bt. Car Hale Pa,
July 1, 1804.
I t l
AW CARD.-CtIARLES,E. MA
(JLotUGIELEN, Attorney at Law, Office In Inhoni
but ding, just oppoelte the Market Hence, '
July 1, 1864-Iy. t : :
.
POTOGRAPII ALBUMS
all Eats and stoVa
Deo. IN 1865.
y ADZES COMPANIONS,
laitraorts id:tapes and -61, kwl
AT VAV Z 115"
UPC. / 5 k 1888 •
ME
WORK BOXES, dabas, • Port Fo-'
TourIMA Desko) oou lectionary Boxes,'
Gameiortill kin& •.' • '
Doe. 15,1865, , „AT I,I4Ir:RBTIO,IC,S.
ITTS,; Confectionary and Fr pm,! at
1:, 1 1 riaveratick's. '
•
AMES.—
po.,i ,
500 pairs Homes on h4nd
of all kinds. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
Cornwall do., with , aud z atthouti patent fastonluss,
'ch'eaper than over at U. sarrprp . s;,ya'st Matti SLi '
4n1Y1,18114:- ' ':- .'''' -, :' .'. - ' -:, ' j
' EIYSICIANS: :Will :Ana • it;' C9.t13 wr 4d,
vantage.to eall.aud:purehaiu'Abeir Shidliliii it
; ,•• ...: - .:414LETONT.
'C;HOIOE SEGARS
RAVINRAVING purchased' the entire ' Stook
and fixtures °risme!' M. Allen & Co., on North ..1
G
street, Carlisle, I will'in - a short time remove
the same to the Storo Room of A. Senseman, Esq., on -
West Main street, where I will always keep on hand
a' well selected stock of tine Groceries; gneensware,
Glass and WiNow ware, &r. &r.
ontr W . ALLEN
Carlisle, Janualy 19, 1890.-1 y.
F. C. FLEMING
Wheeler & Wilson and Howe.
LOCK STITCH
WiND ° MACHINES.
BCtikit and Cheapest.
rirlHE' Wheeler & Wilson machines are
adapted to all kinds of family solving, working
equally well - 11pin Silk, Linen and Cotton goods, with
Silk, Cotton and Linen threads, making a beautiful
and perfect stitch alike on both sides of ti, article
sowed,
PriceAftWheeler S Wilson machines
N 0.3 machine plain,
" 2 " urnamental bronco,
" Shyer plated,
The Howe Sewing" Machine.
The 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 aver
given to the public.
Price of Howe machines:
Letter A machine $BO
to recommended for family sowing Tailoring, Shoe
binding and Gaiter fitting.
Letter B. machine. $7O
Is one size larger than A machine, suited to the
same work.
Letter C. machine, 885
Is ITC immended for heavy Tailoring. Boot and Shoe
work and Carriage trimming. It rune 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, Car
lisle, Pa,
0ct.27, 1.866—tf.
JNO. W. ALLEN
CONFECTIONARY I
CREAM WORK, Stars, Tulips, Bon-
Anrw, A - 11lI110(10, Choo , latos, Handa, Cocoanut aod
\VVVVVaInut.
Dec 15,18&5
Ito P S
m Int, Chocolate, Cream, Lemon, Orange, Vanll
le, Itose end Moss.
Dec. 15,1866
TICKS.-
Mint, Teaburry. Lemon, Orange,Lnyender, 110 es,
Neuga. and Vanilla
1).,• 15,1863
119 (1K , - , CANDY, Secrets French nod
Fine assortment of Candy, Toys of
4 American, French and German makes.
Dr. 15, 1865. AT lIAVERSTWIIS
A T the Duneannon Union Lumber
I - IMIII, 4 miles north oast of Sterrett's Gap,
miles west of Duncannon, 1 mile south of Billow
Bridge, near Grier point.
100,000 ft. Yellow Pine flooring, dry.
50,000 ft. Scantling, both Oak and Pine, all Rises.
40,000 ft. 2 inch Barn flooring, Yellow Pine, le to 18
et, dry
25,000 ft P 4 in Yellow Pine Boards, Dry.
A large lot of Weatherboarding.
A large lot of Oak Boards.
A large lot of Shingling laths.
A large lot of Sealing Lathe,
A large lot of White Pine Shingles.
A large lot of Chostaut Shingles.
Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling.
10al, Maros, Scantling and Plank.
Sawed Lak post andionclng boards.
Chestnut rails and sort! wood, $1,60 per cord.
The above we have always on.hashl, and aro prepare d
b. ‘aw all kinds of bills to order, such as Machine and
Car Lumber, Wagon Maher Lumber, Building timber,
ue can saw 47 ft. in length, and are so gaud that we
eon fill orders in the very shortest notice, at any time
also so prepared to deliver Lumber at any point by rail
t..ed as by teams.
Please give us a call boffin, purchasing elsewhere,
11•• are selling at low prices.
1(01,T ER, LATIM ER. Sic riontoun,
Duneannon, PerriCto. Pa.
1111•1
Idgiffe
.
YOUNG MEN out of employment;
YOUNG MEN about engaging to business;
YOUNG MEN who havo had limited advantages fur
an education;
WRING MEN well versed in other respects, but defi
cient in any of the branches taught le
n first class Business College;
YOUNG MEN who would possess the beet means for
for ready and lucrative employment '
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YOUNG MEN who would avoid being humbugedhy
going two and three hundred miles to
Commercial Schools, at an expense of
from $3OO to $5OO,
will do well to consider the merits of this Institution
at home, which upon proper inquiry and investigation
will be Toned to present facilities and accommodations
ta•cond to none in the country.
0 RU. P.MYE RS
THOM PSt Y ERS
In this department legitimate transaction cf Trade and
Business Forms, are daily practiced by making actual
purchases and sales, In the Model Store, connected with
the College: supplied with samples of Dry Goode. Also
reg,tilar Bank of Deposit and Issue, with a working
capital of $lOO,OOO, In which ',wants fin in turn the po
sition of Cashier, Paying and Receiving Tellor,Dbeonnt
and Check Clerk, &e., &c.,
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
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Bookkeeping in all its forms and applications.
Business Calculations, Correedundence, Forms, &u.
Mercantile Law, with regular recitations,.
Penmanship in every style of the art.
Phonography ,Telegraphing by regular circuit of Wire
arid Instruments Per further particulars address
A. M. TRIMMER, Carlisle, Pa
(SEND FOR CIRCULAR.]
Nov. 10, 1805.
Always On Hand.
ALarge and varied stook of Groceries,
Q vim s Wlll.O,
CANNED FRUITS,
Sauces, Fish, &c. T am selling at the very
lowest Cash Prices.
Those Indebted to the subscriber, and particularly
thin:Ml arrears for a loe 01 of time will come forward
and proMup,
...,_ptly pay 4frlonger delay will not b' sub
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m it tad to. ;,...
"Nov. 3. 1865.
THE best CO'ottiAtoves in the Market
can ho had nt Tinner Shop East
Loather St , Carnal() at the alga of the lied Coffee Pot,
also parlor, and pooling stores of all kinds.
Nov. 3, 1805—tf.
Losses paid in 46',.yeaKs 'ovni ) . $17,000,000.
• Net Assets Jan. :., 1865.
$3,677;362 71.
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS{ ,
Agencies in all the principal Ohio and Towns in
the United States.
Applications fordnauraneo will bo promptly attend.
ml to by
AT II'AVERSTIOI(
• AI. DONEIIOO, Agent.
sui„D.ONBAOO. is agent els° An , tho-pletropolitin
Fire 'Maurine° Company. — ThirtiTUrralgii - Life — lnain ,
'ailed Company. end, timlravelers' InatutaneeCainpany,
forall of which son fuliertisemonts in nitoMet,eolumn.
Nov, 24,1865.
,
LMONDS
A_Burnt de
ANTED; A.GIDNTS, , PER
month to' self the impreirdift‘itinnOii -sense
Family ilesstagAlachine. This. Machin!' . will stitch,
beta; felVtinalc. cord, braid; bind,'gatbirfq‘ilit and em.
.broider.beautirtilly.'Pricennly $2.0.' Every Machine is
marianted three years. For terms address or call on 0.
BOWERS` &TO. Reception foams; 4,,f4 . S. , 'Firru
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. • - •
20 , 1 8 0 6+- I t‘IY , I. - !! 1• , 1 • ,
c'oARPET Rags wanted
,for: which' the
highest gash prices will be paid by
b. yoga% LE.mxou & ZULU%
NOTICE:
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AT HAVERSTICISS
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Lumber ! Lumber !
At;
II ig hly Important to Youni; Am
ACTUAL BUSINESS
STOVE,',STOVES; - 1
anilla ant.,twoOlato.
of T IIAyERSTIOICB,
liurnt, Rom),
'Cc. 15;180.
14, ,:._
WM. BENTZ
4i Chocolat(