Valtiable Real Estate at Private Sale. A LIMESTONE FARM, ‘ZITUATE in West Pennsborough 17 Township, throe Miles West of Carlisle, contain ing 00 acres. Tho Improvements !wen two-story Loy House and Frame Barn, excellent Well of Wut, r, and Fine Apple Orchard The fences are in good condition and the land inn high etato of cultivation. TOWN PROIrERTY. Three, two and half story Brick Houses, Situate on the South West Corner of Pitt and North streets with all the modern improvements. To ouch House is attached a Lot of ground 20 feet In front and 120 In depth. Also, Three Frame Houses, On West Louthor street, with Lqts of ground attached, each containing 20 tout In front and 2.10 In depth. ALSO, ONE FRAME HOUSE, On East Louther treel, and Let of ground containing 27 feet hy 100 In depth. ALSO, A RO IP, Comprising eight two-story BRICK HOUSES. On North Street. to each of %tidal Is attached a Lot of ground containing 18 feet In front and 100 foot In depth. Buildings nearly new. Also, Eight Buildiog Lots, Lying In the Rear of tho above and fronting on Logues Road each rontnfning 20 feet In front and 110 feet in depth. Also. for Sale or Rent, A largo Private Residence situato on tho North West Corner of Pitt and North streets comprising 80 feet In front on Pitt street and 180 foot In depth, with a choice selection of Fruit, Flowers and Shrubbery all In splen did condition. For terms and further particulars kin quiro of A L. SPONSLER, April 27, 1860. Real l•)slate Agent. VICTOR HUGO'S LAST NOVEL. The Toilers of the Sea. THE great French Novelist of the day eau write nothing that would not attract unb vet sal attention. But no work be has yet published excited so much expectations beforolAts appeal:ince, or, When received has boon read with such universal de light. 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APPLETON & Publishers, 44a and 415 Broadway, Now York April 27, 18116-4 t Partnership Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Law entered into a limited part nership for the manufeeturo of a patent Corn Cultiva tor under tho. name and style of Coovor, Hutchinson & Co, April 20,1860.-3 • CAUTION. - . • It A . 11 poreons are forbid harboring or: trusting xnyjdfe N Cartgluo oConahn - sho having • of my WI mid board . ititliout just cause or. provost'. '• " ' • — 5101103 iIcdONAHY, Psportoun, April 20.1.00`—at. 1:::1 ORT , Folios e ,Writing ,Desks' Back Gammon Boards, Games of slidoeorlptlon atHIM Vr lok's . Dpg,B4noy Anti Book Otwo. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. aREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE ‘,A North and North-West for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Abhl and, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &c., &e. Trains leave Harrisburg for New York; as follows:/. At 3.00, 7.40 and 0.05 A. M., and 2.00 and 0.20 P. M., connecting with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, and arriving at Now York at 5.40 and 10 00 A. AL, and 3.40 and 10.85 P. M. Sleeping Cars accom panylngthe 3.00 A. M., and 0.20 P. M., Trains, with out change. Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Millersville, Ashland, Pine Greve, Allentown and Phil adelphia, at 7.40 A. 51., and 2.00 and - 020 P. M., stop ping at banon and principal Way Stations; the 0.20 P. M. Train making no close connections Ow Pottsville not Philadelphia. For POttavillO, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road, leave Harrisburg at 4.15 P. M. Returning: Leave Now York at 9.00 A. M., 12.00 Noon and 8.00 P. NI; Philadelphia at 8 00 A. M., and 3.301. M., Pottsville at., 8.30 A. M., and 2.15 P. M., Ashland 6.00 and 114 A. M., and 1.05 P. ; Tama qua at 9.45 A. M., aria 1.00 and 8.55 P. AI. Leave Pottsville Air Harrisburg, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road, at 7.00 A. M. Reading Accommodation Train : Leaves Rending at 6.00 A. NI., returning from Philadelphia nt 5.00 P. 51. Columbia Rail Road Trainoleave Reading at 6.10 A. 51. and 6.15 P. 51. for Ephrata, Litho, Lancaster, Colum bia, kc. On Sundays Leave New Yor at 8.30 I'. AI., Phila delphia 8 00 A. M., and 3.15 I'. NI., the 8.00 A. NI. Train running only to Reading. Pottsville 8.00 A. M. Tam aqua 7,30 A. NI., Harrisburg 005 A. 51., and Reading at 1.30 A. 51 , for Harrisburg, and 10.52 A. M. for New York. and 4,25 P. 51. for Philadelphia. Commutation, Mileage, Seams, School and Excur sion Tickets to nod from all points, at reduced Rates. Baggage checked through 80 ',minds aliow ed each Passenger. 0. A. NICOLLS, General Superintendent. Reading, Pa. April 23, 1806. r -i partnership heretofore existing .as Hilton k Weise, has been this day dissolved by limitation. All persons having'cialms against the late firm er against (3. W. l!ilfon, are relluested to pre sent them for settlement. All persons indebted to either of iho said firm are hereby notified to make Im mediate payment. After the 20th inst., the books will be loft with'A. Dohuff, Esq., for collection. The livery business will be continued at the old stand by CEO. W. HILTON. April I, IfifiG--3f. THE CORM AN HOUSE.— The subscriber has lensed this commodious Hotel, bas fitted It up with new furniture. Many im prOvements have been made and It Is now one of the most complete Hotel , outside of Philadelphia The travelling public are requested to cell and prove for themselves the advantages which it offers. Tho TOIIO Will be supplied with every article In sea son, and careful and attentive servants Will be In at. tend:tore. The Oar is Ni Ilk Led Nd 11 the Lest Liquole of ever) ela,s, and patrons 11111 y rest assured that no Liquors it ill he offered which have been adulterated. Itieldunts of the city, who seek the country tinting the Summer months, will find this lintel a inert desi rable place. Lori &d In line beautiful Cumberland ley, mid.distai cc het ween Carlisle Springs anti Mount Holly, in the most beautiful tow rant the State, with a society noted for its refinement, taste and elegance, noire IndurionentA are °freed than Ally other print in the State Can pros .11 A 11;11 '2.1.1, 1 1 1 11 E subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that ho has taken the above well known house, formerly kept by Shriner, and intends sparing no exertions to accent nnstaleall who may be pleased to give him a call. The house has been refitted and is in excellent ardor. lie also introduced In his Bedsteads, so that his guests a ill have a good night's rent. Ws charges iv ill be moderato. Attached lo the house is a large yard with excellent and convenient stabling. . Carlisle, Apt it 6, 18liii—fm COACH MAKING. HE subscribers inform the public, 6 that they have commenced the above business in the shop over Hilton's Livery, in Pitt St., and a few doors south of the Mansion House, whore the'y are pre pared to manufacture BUGGIES, • • oCK A AV A A'S, They are prepared to do all hinds of Repair ing at thu shortcut notice. By strict attention to business and a determination to please, tho subscribers hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage, Carlisle, April '20,1866 Va'.uable Merchant Mill Machinery and Distillery at Private Sale. FOR sale on the premises, formerly known as Benson's Mill, near Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co., Pa. A full and complete set of .1/ / 1, I, G/;Alt1.1 C Rh Iwo pair of fine Mei-chant Burrs anti toe Choppers Corn Screen Delta, he. And also a large Worm and full sot of Copper for a STEAM D[STILLERY, All of which w'll be sold low for moll, in (he whole or port. Persons desirous of information can call upon or address any of the following persons. David' Brandt, Jacob Niesley, 11. O. Rupp, and S. 0. Bowman, all of whom reside In Mechanicsburg. April 20, 180G-3t. Singer's Letter A Loekstitch, A tul ,S 7 nye r's improved &wing Machines. al l l-111 best and Strongest in the Market. They llum, Fell, Braid, Tuck and Cord. They do I hind of family sewing and Stitch leather beaut.ftal- fall and examine them. Benjamin A tkinson's Main Street, nau ly opposite Gardner ‘k. Co's., Machin, April 20, 1800-4 f REnOyAL ! 'Tiro subscriber bogs leave to inform his old custom ers and the public generally, that ho has removed his SADDLE AND HARNESS, establishment to the building on South lianover street, Carlisle, nearly opposite Boutz's Store. lie will, as heretofore, keep constantly on hand, of his own make, everything in his line, such no SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, WHIPS, &C., &C All his work lo made up mid& his supervision, and ho therefore fools warranted in saying that for work manship and durability, it, is unsurpassed. Thankful for past tavern he respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. WM.. GOODYEAR, Baker, At Sckmold's Old Stand, Next door to Bentz's Dry Good Store, Car lisle, Pa. rpn First quality of Frosh Broad, Rolla, Biscuit and Oakes, sent to any parte of the ADAM. - COOVER, - JOHN G. HUTCHINSON JACOB lIEMMINGER, JAMES G. WEAKLEY, SAMUEL COOKLEY, WM.M. SIIIIIVEIL----- - ,,YREADIDIG RAIL ROAD z ~sii E~.~. ~ NOTICE. EAST 111011. STREET, CAROISLE, PA J. T. ItIPPEY, PROPRIETOR. American House, Nr,rl/1 I/ai a Carlisle, Pa Anderson's Spring Bed Bottom Gerntrin town lirufpora, 'ring emp1,.),,1 the very hcst, workmen, the public •rly nu huring their work tloue In LI e 1110,4 1.11- Ml' anti sub:Am - al:II manner. I= PRICES $6O ('P TO $150., Mrn. H. W. ORTH, Agent This is a personal invitation to the reader to examine my large assort ment of NEW ST VI.EB or flutes Goons, selected with special earn for the Spring Trade REMENIIIEII, THAT I HAVE ItEMOVED FROM MAIN STREET, TO NORTH HANOVER STREET, NEXT DOOR TO MILLER SL BOW ERS' HARDWARE Stone. WM. A. MILES WILLIAM CLIPPER April 20, 1660-6 m . , Own. . Family Flour by tha harrol . or rota. 'March 80 , 1866-3 m. • Valuable Town Property at 'Private Sale • . /1 OT cogtaining 75 foot front on Louth --4 or otroot abovo Pitt, by 210 font in depth 'to loainson-Alloy. • Tho buildingoaro throe good • - • • D WELLING HOUSES, Two of which are on Louthor st.. and ono on eon Alloy. For torms &o. Apply to JACOB ABNER • April 0, 1800. . . STATE NOTICE.-. , . • Lotters of administration on tho . canto of 'l3Ber 'Jamul,. late of Bumit Co., Ohio, have been Is- Riled by the Itegistor to tho- undersigned residing In West J. , ennsbotough; Twp., of Cumberland Co, Pa. All poisons having claims will present thoni, and those,: ingebteruwilipaaho ,paymeint to ISAAC LAPIIVEIt,.. - • 4pr1113,1866. „ Administrator. clic9,(M'!':!p.(llB & TOBACCO Still Ahead ! ! ! 'HAVE just opened the largest and moat complete stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for the present and coming Seasons, that has over been brought to the Borough of Carlisle, having been pur chased since the GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES n all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, that boo just taken place in the Eastern Whet, and every thing marked doN.n to ITS VALUE IN GOLD The stock consists In part of an endless variety of DRESS, GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, Such no Black and Colored Silks, of oVery variety, grads, quality and style ; Mohair Poplins ; Chew , Mohairs ; PLAID AND STRIPED POPLINS; Plaid and Striped Poil do Cheveres ; all shades of plain and figured MOHAIR ALPACAS ; VALENCIAS ; all gradoc of Shepperd's Plaids, ill Wool .31inis (le Lalues ; Printed de Laines and Challies, PRINTED PERCALEg, BRILL IA NT SGIITCH G 1 NG HAMS, I!ZE=il Chintzes, of all patterns ; DOMESTIC GOODS. CALICOES, from 12k cts. up BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLIN'S, as low i❑ price as 16 cts. LEWIS FABER BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SUEETINGS. PILLOW CASE MUSLIN S, all widths. LINEN AND COTTON TABLE DAMASKS. Tiekings, Checks, Crashes and Ilueklbaeh Tow°Hugs, Napkins Dollies, Oingbanis, Cotton Pants Stuffs, Linen Checks, Kentucky Jeans, Nankeens, ke., ke„ MOURNING GOODS. Bombazines Lamise Cloths, Reps, Poplins, ,Ingle and douldo a idth do Laines, ALPACAS, MOIIAIRS, SCOTCH GINGIIAMS, Printed du Lalnes, Polka Spott Foulards, Crape Tells Crape Collars, tipecial attention given to the furnishing of all kinds of Funeral Goods, of which we always have a full sup ply• A FULL LINE OF WHITE GOODS AT LEIDICH & MILLER'S, Such as CAMBRICS, ' JACONETS, NAINSOOKS, BRILLIANTS real French Swiss MUSLINS, Striped, Plaid, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins, suitable for Preen and Garibaidas, Bishop's Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Shirred, Tucked and Puffed Muslims, for Oaribaidas, Jouvin's celebrated Kid Moves; a' I grades of Silk . . Bonin, Lisio Thread and Cotton Olorss, for Ladies, Gents, Missos and Children ; Linen Handkerchiefs ; Silk Handkerchiefs • Hosiery of all kinde; Noodle. worked Edgings ; L;teos, iloopud Skirts, Ilalmorals, Dross Trimmings, Ribbons, &c. MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR, Always a full stock of all descriptions of CLOTHS, OAS. SIMERES, VESTINOS, &c. We will also have Gar ments made up at very shark notice by a first-class Fashionable Tailor. All the now deelgne of PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS SPRING ,SRAWLS, BASQUES S• MAN HOUSE FURNiSHiNt 6666666 of every grade and style In the market, comprising MIMI of the celebrated makes of Lowell and Ifartfbra Com pantos.' REAL ENGLISH BRUSSELS, &o Floor 011 Olotha, Table OR Clothe, Stair 011 Cloths, Window Shades and 1111nda, Matting Ruga and Matta ' Plano call one and all, and see for yourselves the advantage there is In purchasing your goods whore ,you can buy them the choapost, as our motto is al ways to make "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS." and atthe „same time Via CoUllgeo_you_that sire . are newly. undersold. We alnays take groat pleasure In exhibiting our Goods, feeling assured that we have the mo t complete stook of Goods In the county," -Reeling under great obllgatioris to the community for their very 'hind and- liberal patronage so far ex tended to tlie - Pirm, we earnestly and respectfully ask a continuance of the UM. . Please remember to call at the barner directly Opposite Irvine's Oboe Store, ( Si 4 of the Carpet Hall). 130M1011 & • March 80,1800. , LEIDIGH & MILLER GRAND DISPLAY OF' Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &c NOTIONS I NOTIONS!! I= TLES. CARPETS! CARPETS 11 LINEN, LISTING, HOME MADE BAG, SUPERIOR 2•PLY, SUPERIOR B•PLY, INGRAIN AMERICAN ORGANS. From "Godees Ladies' Book" Febrzary, • 1866.) • REPAY ORGAN'S, &o. TFFIEI following remarks and sugges _i_ tiong relative to this immensely popular instru ment will doubtless interest and profit very many - of our readers, we commend the article to their careful Terusal A hundred and one makers of Organs, Cottage, Par lor, Cabinet, American, School Organs, etc eta., aro each claiming to make the best instrument In the world. Being comparatively a new instrument, as at present constructed, we are convinced the public are much less capable of judging of its merits, or demerits, than of most other instruments. If there is really an eslential difference In them, tf there nro some excel lent and some worthless ones, the public should have SA boo criterion for Judging of them, some facts Which will enlighten them. We cheerfully concede the space for this article knowing that there is hardly a family, or church, or school in all the land, but is more or lees interested in this topic. ',Ye are also aware of Its be ing a great misfortune, a real calamity, to any of them to purchase an inferior or worthless Qrgan, ruinous to good playing, and often a source of much annoyance and vexation. We know this articloto emanate from a candid and intelligent source, and thus we give It to our readers. The question is often asked, what ere "reed organs?" We adswer, they are, in most cases nothing in tbo world but the old melodeon In disguise. ' Many of the li so-called organs have the same bellows, the'same reeds, and the same grn. - ,ral Internal arrangement. With the bellows turned on edge to gain room, they have simply put on a more pretentious extorter and a more high sounding name. But an organ, to be in reality au or- i gan, must have a wind chest or reservoir for air sopa rate from the bellows, into which wind-chest the reeds I open, and the tone has room to expand and perfect it- self into tho full round tone, similar to the flute or plpn organ, even, smooth, firm, and mellow ; and this tone from reeds cannot be obtained in any other way known. Nothing so annoys a true organist an to have the vol. ume of sound swelling and jerking spasmodically with every variation of force on the bellows, which is always the ease where the reeds open direct Into the bellows‘ or air passages, Instead of a wind-chest or sound-box. And yet some makers even go so far as to claim this spasmodic or automatic jerking of the bellows en the reeds es an excellence, just as though they did not know that it must very soon throw the reeds out of tune, and injure the bellows; and as though it were not can easier matter to obtain a much butter r,ml mere easily managed swell by other methods, The truth Is, any organ, so called, or melodeon which has the wind acting directly upon the reeds, 18 nothing more nor less than a huge accordson, dress It up as you may. And when organists and true musicians become aware of the fact that they can obtain those that nro organs in fact as well as in name, they will buy no more of the objectionable ones. Then again the swell should al ways be separate and distinct from the hollows, so as hot to be acted on by the hand, or soft blowing, but convenient so that the player can use It with the knee, separate from the hands or feet, and thus always un der easy control, to be used ad libitum. The large divided bellows, or double bellows, is also a very important improvement. By this meaus not only can the 'wind be supplied more evenly, but with far greater ease to the performer, from the fact that either bellows alone will he sufficient for the lighter melodies, thus permitting the player to change about and rest the feet at will ; then, if the bellows Is of the requisite large size, and having the wind chest or reservoir, all will be well. As to the reeds, they must be scientifically tuned and voiced, or all the other good quern les in the world cannot produce a good toned in strument. The inquiry now very nattrYally arises, where MD the organ be procured combining all these essential and desirable qualities l There only one possessing all these points, and that. is the AMERICAN ORGAN, :mule by S P. A 11. W. Scar, of 15(.L111, SIBERIA Or,' Wholesale Agent, 581 Br ad way. New York. These organs have a wind-chest extending the whole length of the instrument and se constructed as In act at the same time as a reverberating sound-box or board, and having the same importar.t relation and part to perform that the sounding-board hen to the piano. This feature the makers have patented, end to it are owing hi a great measure thr entirmy now quelled fullness and riche ens of tone so highly prized by all wire have used those organs They also have the largest and best divided bell..ws in use, which , t 4 another Important feature. No part of their work In slighted. no expense or pains spared to make the A merican Organs perfect musically, as well as 11111,4110, ically, and. judging from the immense sale of then: at present. they bid fair to long maintain the proud posi tion they have wen by superior merit alone. We would most heartily advt., all interested td call upon or address Ma. MDF.TLIA OTT, the Wholesale Agent. at 581 Broadway, Now York, and ray assure then, lie will, in the most gentlemanly and truthful manner, impart to them all the information they may desire relative to this truly delightful instrument. MUSIC TEACHERS MEI ]:) .- .AjtJ H Lb S_ The subscriber is fully proitired to furnish Sheet Mush., Strings, Musical instruments, and Music Books of all kinds at the lowest trade rates. wholesale and re tail, from the largest collections in this country. Orders punctually and faithfully attended to. Address all orders BOA RDMAN, GRAY & CO. PIANO-FORTES, Wholesale agency. The subscriber, late a moult.< r of this well known firm has established a wholesale agency,,6Bl Broadway, New York City, where he wfll be nleas,d to receive the orders of hi , friends and the public. and especially to hear front those who have so liberally bestowed their patronage on the firm hereto fore. Ile will supply these spperior instruments to the trade Wholesale and retail, at the very.4owest Primes, made with the insulated Iron Rim and Frame cast in one solid plate). They excel all others In e ability superiority of tone, and elegance of extern ppenrance All these Pianos have overstrung, Scales, giving connection with the patent Iron rim and frame, Fu Hound, Powerlul, and Sweet. Mellow Tones. The Cris: are eiegant In appo•irnnce, and easily and safely ha died. Warranted to prove satisfactory, or the moue returned. Address all orders to SIBERIA OTT, al Broadway Now York S. D. & IL W. SMITH'S AMERIJAN ORGANS TUF MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MEM WC)I2;LID. SEEM AMERICAN HOME CIRCLE TILE AMEI?IOAN ORGAN Makes home attractive, refines, and elevates the minds of all, beautiful In appearance and effects. SIBERIA OTT, 581q1roadway, Now York, WHOLESALE AGENT The Immense popularity of these Organs, and their superior Musical Powers, is last bringing them before eitv tor, deist rod-In- A MERICAN HOMES. And although the cost price is but a trifle over the M ulodoon, yet the musical advan taps, beauty of tons and quickness of touch and ac tion are so fur superior, that they are fast superceding the Melodeon and the call is now almost exclusively for the AMERICAN ORGANS It is adapted to any Music from the quickest and most lively, to the heavy tone of the Church Organ. And almost universally they aro preferred to the Piano, by persons who have them, yet costing lees than half, and only taking a small amount of room. Send for descriptive circulars giving full particulars and prices. Exclusive Agencies secured to Dealers, and large discounts to the trade and Teachers. Address all or ders, March 80,1808-1 y TIXECUTOR NOTICE.- J Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamen tary on the Hetet° of. Margaret McCain, late of New vtllo Borough, Cumberland Co, doe'd„ have title day been issued to the undersigned Executor residing In Nowville. All persons Indebted aro requested to make payment, and these having claims will please present them for settlement. April 0,1800 ITETTERS'of Administration on the ostato of Geo. Emig, Sr., deed... late of Uppor Allot) Twp., have 'boon issued by the Register of Cum berland County to Wm. Emig, of Upper Allen Twp., and Geo..Enelt, of MonrooTwp. All persons indebted aro requestedxnalco: payment, .and those haying claims will nloasO prosont the for settlement. WM. EMIG, , GEO. MOE; . . Administrators. March 16;1860 VSTATF, Dittoro:Testamentaq on_the estate of John tiaruio, doe'd.; latent Silver Spring.,Cumberland Co., have been issued by the Register of said county, tOhe subscribers residing in the same township. :MI Per sons indebted to said estate are requested to Make pay ment, and those having dahlia against the estate_ will present them for settlement to' MICHEI4 GARMAN, and JOHN WARD,' .1M xecuOrs.... Mardi 0,1866-6 t 1110H713,ICIANS ,will find it to their,nd 1.- inotsge to call`atid piitoliaso theli-Modicine.at • RALOTOIV.O• " TSAAO. LIVINGSTON, at his whole• sale and Retail Clothing Establishment, on South Hanover street, adjoinlug Miller 44 Bowers' Hardware Store, announces the receipt of a full and Complete as. sortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, and seasonable BEADY MADE CLOTHING. His stock cOuslsts In part of fine Black and Blue r FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, Throe cut end faneS CA - SSIMERES, Also a large variety of Cossinets and Twood, Ken tucky Jeans, and cottonnados, Linens, and Linen Drillings, in great variety. Also a Arent assortment of of every style And quality, White Linen and Woolen Shirts, Sumdier, Drawers, &c., constantly on hand a large assortment - of Ties, Collars, Hosiery and Gloves, Linen, Silks and Col ton handkerchiefs. Also a full assortment of Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises, of every also. Clothing made to order at the shortest notice. Call and examine the stock March 23, 11366. Great Rush for Spring Goods. Next Door to the Post Office, Carlisle,'Pa. III; subscriber having taken the Store Room formerly occupied by WM. A, DIMES, next door to the Post Office, Carlisle' Pa., Can offer to the Public a Now and Fresh supply Of Conalallug in part at CU4LLIItS, MUSLIMS, DELAINES, ALPACAS, LAWNS, and CALICOES, Of all Qualities and Choicest Styles, which will be sold at pukes to defy competition. Furnishing Goods of all kinds, Including • Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,, &c. Also a Splendid Assortment of MIDDONS, LACE, Sm. My stock of White Goods cannot be surpassed, and Customers may rely upon always getting GOOD GOODS at the lowest possible prices. Gentlemen will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock of CROTLIS, CA SSIMERES AND VEST INGS, of all Qualities and Styles. All the above Goods will he displayed to the citizens of this place and vicinity on Saturday, April ith, and all are cordially invited to purchase, as' my motto is Quick sales and Small profits. PETER BOBLITZ. April 13, 1866. OPPOSITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE. Premiuin Best Furnilure inrurdrll ut rill C'ountg Fuirs since 1857.] Furniture of all aric ties and Styles of Foreign acid Domenic manufacture, from the finest rosewood and Mahogany to the iON, eel priced maple and pine. Parlor, Chamber, Dining-room, FURNITURE. Kitchen and Office Embracing every article used by House and Hotel keepers. of the most approved and fashionable design and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in setts, reception and Camp Chairs, Mattresses, (lilt frames, pictures, be., &c. tdf . 9„.particular attention given as usual to funeral.; orders from trove nod country, attended to promptly and on moderate terms. March 21, 1.,G4 D I WATCHES, FINE GOLD JEWELRY, SOLI 1) SI LVER WARE and Superior Silver Plated Ware, at re duced prices. March 21, 186t1-3q1,. SIBERIA OTT, 651 Broadway, N. Y C A Rf'ET INGS,-N UNV 6TY LES ! J. T. DE,LACRyIX, No. 37 South SECOND St , Philad'a u.‘sjust received per late aulTals— John Cro,sley & Sons lapekei'y Brussels, Collage, Li,t, and Rog Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs. Whitlow 8 bade., Matting AEr., 3:c.,—Foß SALE at thu J."I,T FRILLS. and qualit,) gui.rantced. J. T. DELACROI X, 37 9 SECOND Strget, above Chestnut, Pin LAD'A. March 23, 15133-3 u,, NEW GOODS FOR SPRING SALES EYRE & LANDELL, r 0 11 lt T 11 & A lt C 11 Ste., FASHIONABLE NEW SILKS. Novelties in DRESS GOODS. New Styles SPRING SHAWLS. New Travelling DRESS GOODS. Fine Stook of NEW 000 S. Magnificent FOULARDS. Splendid BLACK SILKS. E. & L., have their usual assortment of STAPLE GOODS. Also, CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c., &c. P. S., Our prices are now arranged to meet the VIEWS of Buve I Ilarch 23, 160 G--tit. FIRST CLASS GOODS -AND ONE INVARIABLE CASH PRICE American and European At Reauced Prices CHESTNUT STREET, tiIBERIA OTT, Wholesale Agent, 581 Broadway, Now ,York French and English Axminister, English Royal Wilton, 6-4 and 9-4 Velvets, Fine English Brussels Crossley's Tapestries, Imperial ThreO 7 l'ly Carpet; - Fine Ingrain Carpet. TIIOB. A. M'IIINNEY, ,Exeoutor. New Spring Goods, Extra ,Heavy Doeskin, Ready Made Clothing, ISAAC LIVINGSTON DI?Y b 0 0 D 8, ALSO HATS, OAPS. BOOTS and SHOES HENRY HARPER, 520 ARCH STREET =I MIMI IMflflflaln.n Three Ply and ria Damask and Venetian Star Carpets =I ARE OPENINCI FOR SPRING SALES. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC t4,m3L-ipetl32os. AN INMENSE STOCK Embracing all Kinds and Styles. -0 F RIANITSOTURE, On Account of the decline in 41irc:P3E-01=b;•--- J. F. & E. B. ORNE, OPC)-3L IV ow Offer Thel? GAHM' SPRING STOett Imported altd Domestic, CARPETING, ErNGLISEI °BRUSSELS -AND -RbYAL-WILTON"CARPETS FOR STAIRS AND HALLS, Az? ITH BORDER'S, • 3-4, 44, ,5-4, 64 White Iced-Chooked and Fancy Matting • Coco Mattings, ENQLISH OIL CLOTHS, &o 23,-B.m. Read ! Read! Read ! W. C. SAWYER, ,) - NO. A. DUKE, K NOWN as the / Finn of W. C. Sawyer, & Co., Fast Main St., two doors below Sexton's Hard Ware .tore.) Ilavejust received from NE lir YORK and PHILADELPHIA Importing, Jobbing and Auction • Houses, AN IMMENSE STOCK of all kinds of Seasonal)hi Goods bought at tho Late Panig-Trices for Cash 'Now is the Time to get Bargains in Dress Goods. Domestics and House Silke In all their va Oahe', Striped, barred and plain POPLINS, All Colors' of Alpacas X and 0-4 Wool Delithwo, Shepherds Plaids, Mohnirs, Lusters, French and American Detainer+. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Mourning and Funeral Goode, BOMBAZI N BS TAMISE CLOTHS, PURE ALPACAS, Spring Mantles, Basques NEW SHADES OF SACKING SPRI N(; SHAWLS, N ENV - EST STY LES Spring lialmorels and latest improved C tLICOI',, EMEIII A. B ' Crash "Selling al Smash up l'riees 000 yards of Calicoes, light dark, meditittii and black from 121 cents up. 3000 yards 131eached and Brown Shirtings, 500 yards of Ginghams, best makes STUDY YOUR OWN IN- Buy your Cloths, Cassinnws and furnishing goods front W. C. Sawyer & Co., who have always on hand a large and Oinks Stock of French. ()roman and A urerl- CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, and VEST- e Goodn made up in the Tate. t City Style, B IEA R ()PEI' ER Y VA /?/E- House Keepers Make a Note of this W. C. Sawyer, Sr. Co. Keep the largest and and best selected s'rocK OF CARPETS and OIL Shades, Blind Materials, Looking Glasses, ' MKT 01/IN9 12, - CTO - S &C. IIN THE VALLEY, 6000 yards of Carpet, all kinds and prices nported, Figured and Stri.,:ed ; 1000 yards very Superior home-made Rag ; 600 Linen and Hemp ; 8-4, 6-4, 5-4 and 4-4 Oil Cloths, We make this department a Special 7 uterest in our trade. All persons in want of house furnishiug goods are invited to call before buying, we talc() pleasure In showing our goods. 000. D ..poiz frfxic P_E•O.P.LE, W. C. Saw yer,,t CO., ore sellitia all kinds of whits goods, Cumbries, Nainsooks, Embroideries. Linens. Towelling'', Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, YANKEE NOTIONS, '' of every desc,lptiou at “BREAK DOWN PRIOES.” A fine assortment of Kid Gloves. BEAD, PONDER and DETERMINE to buy from W. C. Bowyer, & Co., your table Linens French, English and American Counterpains, Wool, Table Covers, Corsets, Parasols and Sun Um brellas, 1€113./3.13..30X1.15, and a ttiousand other articles not mentioned, OUR IVIOTTO Buy-Goode-for CASH AT GOLD PRICES, 801 l tbem cheaper and faster than any other bourn In Town, Vir f p. Sawyer, & Co., will be making. additions of. the newest and most desirable importations as the season' advances: . • .• Ti ankfal for past support, we are determined by at. toution to' merit a - continuance of the some. Every body is asked to call and see our goods. Two doors below Saxton's Store r East Main Bt. •• • ' W. O. BAATEIitt, Co. CCM mwCh 28, 1866 DEEM JNO. E. BURKHOLDER, Furnishing Goods CHALLIS MA RTZE, MOURNINO SILKS, &e.. &c. and Sacks, (I,OIIIS, Hoop Skirts SIIEETINUS, TIChI\OS EMI! TERESTS. IN GS CLOTHS, MI VALUABLE MILL MACEINERY FOR SALE. The undersigned will sell on very reasonable Terms, all tbo Machinery belonging to the Mill formerly own ed by William Brasilia, consisting of Four pair of new French Burrs, Ten new Bolti Cloths, One new Smut Mill, Packing Machine, - and Elevators, and In fact everything necessary for the erection of a first-class Flouring Mill. The Machinery is all new and in complete order. Those wishing to purthase, bad better examine the Machinery before it is removed. ROBERT L. ROSE, FREDERICK DOItSEY, GEORGE R. lIDICRAN. Hagerstown Md., April 20, 1800-3 t. Great Bargains at Auction I T will offer to the citizens of tarlisle 1 . and vicinity a superior lot of Dry Goods, Notions & Clothing, conshitlng In part of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Alpaca Lustros, (plain and fanny,) Derni-Mohalrs, Ging hams, Cionkings, Flannsls, Bream Shswis, &e., be. MUSLINS, Twilled Moen Drilling (extra heavy), Towelling, Cassimere Shirting, be. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Clothr, Casairuerca, ,Twecda, Gents Fancy Caarimere Shirting, &c. ~)ta WO l l -1 10.WS. Ladies and Oentlemen's Hosiery, In great variety, Handkerchiefs, White and Fancy Shirts, Suspomiers, Patent and Spool Threads, Umbrellas and Parasols, In great variety. (Clc,tll.l3i.vN. Spring Overcoats, Fine Linen India Rubber Over coats, (supellor waterproof,) Sack Coats, Frock Coats, Pantaloons, &c., &c. Auction commencing on Saturday next (21st April) and Wednesday following, at 9 o'clock, A. M.. and con tinuing during theabove days in each week, and every evening nt 7 o'clock. until the whole stock is disposed of. Persons desirous of purchasing at private sale dur ing the day can do so at an advantage of 50. per cent. elmaper than can be obtained at the regular stores. My stock In In the Stern-Room of J. W. Env Main Street. Car Uric, April 110, 1866-3 t TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT I A r e w Firm ! ~Y. r w Store.' ! _Area. Goods! ! THE unditrsigned having taken the Store Room, in Main St , recently occupied by John D. Gorges, next door to "Marion Hall," would re• spectfully invite the attention of the people of Carlisle and vicinity to my large, varied and we 3 selected Stock of Dry Goods. consisting , in part. of M ITSLINS, CALICOES, DELAIN ES, GI NGHA MS, FLANNELS, &c, at ,really lednet.d priees, i n von,equenre of the late heavy (I,llne in (]nods in the Eastern Cities. and as illy good.: ale all Isle. I eau and will sell at astln sh- Inely low rattis. I hare also a shale selection of Drrs. MEP/NOES, ALPACA S, .110112111? Wuol delithles, Lu,ters, l'oplinF, a lao a line svort ollientlemon's Wear, such as CLOTHS, ('ASS] M Elll.l, SATTJN ETTS, JEANS, COTTON ADES &e., o take great ploacuro lu ohowing goods and would be pleased to have the Ladles call and examine our New 00111i8, to hich roe are determined to sell at great bar— goins. We Mel satisfied that we ran offer greater in ducements to purehm,rs than any similar Establish ment in this vicinity, remember the phial at Oorgas' old tin Store, next door to Marian Ilall. li= A. L. SPONSLER, ) EAL ESTATE 'AGENT, Scrivener, IA, conveyances Insurance and Claim Agent. Of tire Main Street Near Centre Square. 01ILCKS, PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSITEANCE COMPANY, 01 , PHILADELPHIA. Assetts $1,490,568 21 Life Insurance Policies Granted on Favor- :able Terms g I IIE Board of Trustees havneelared a Ileum Premium Dividend in Scrip of Fifty per cent upon the Premiums pall in 12.65, on all Policies in force December slct, 1h65, arid decided no receive the certificates of . I•neflp dated 1560. 1861. urns 1862, In settlement of Proolumg on and after the ILtli Janu ary, ]nod, and to credit thvse indebted for mondani, thak dat. The undersigned in ready to CiOUVOr 41d.Vtitieattlei to parties entitled to receive them nt the artiste Al4mllmy, at his office. on Main street, at any time after the date of this notice. l'amphlets. Tables of Hates, Applications, and oc ary Information furnished without charge. latloh hi, IsCI ISO„ s.: Insurance Company of New haven. Connecticut, St. temttnt 01Janunr) let, Capital Stuck Surplus I.6sses unadjust,d ECM= The assetts of this Company consist of United State* Oovernment Securities, stocks in National Banks. at a 1.1, Mortgages on Real 134 tete The Board of Directors have declared a Semi-Annual rash Dividend of Ten per cent free from Uovernment Tax payable ou and al ter 15th, January, 17.56. Also a scrip Dividend of Sixty per cent on the earned Premium of Policies entitled to pat ticipatc In the Pro fits for the year ending Ist of Janua.y, 1666. And have voted to increase the Capital Stock of the Com pansy to One Million of Dollars. Apply to A. L. SPON: 4 l,l , lit, Agent. FOR SALE. A High% Imprurol Limesteme Furm. CONTAINING 120 ACRES, H A n N a p ,R S of O c tl i i i]L ie Y The loc ß a w t i e d d ings w , i r t o hi ” n earl 2 y now. Fences In good older,and the lend in a high State of Cultivation. Apply to MEE= 'OWN PROPER:I' \ un tit,ulL II ano or street, k nrlinle, Colopilsing 1•20 lest in fron and 240 feet In depth holing there, o erected 3 Dwell ing Ronson, Shops nod other nolldiegs xill Le sold en tire or divided Is suit purelo.ors. .Ippl3 to A 1 1,. SPONSLER. I.'o, I ti, 180 ±X.Valuable Lot of ground on South Street containin g over NO feet In front and 260 in depth. Also, a Lot a, the corner of Pitt and South Streets, containing (IS feet In front and no feet In depth. Apply to To the School Directors of, Cumber land County. GENTLEMEN : In pursuance of the May-third Section of the act of Bth May, 1854, you are hereby notified to moot in ci nvention, at the ...uowci. Unfree, in "msrusin; - cm - x - ne innc.-macsarty rn Nary; A. 1)..1866, being the first day of the month, at lel!, o'clock In the forenoon, and mtlect, rira crier, by a ma jority of the whole number of direr tors present, one person of literary and scientific acquirements, and of shill and experience in the art of teaching, as county s pnrintendent, for the three t.occeeding years; de termine the amount ol comp. usatlon fur the same : and certif . 'the r suit to the State Superintendent, at Harrisburg, as required by the thirty ninth and fortieth sections of said act. . OEOROE SW ARTZ, Supt.. of Cumberland Co. April 13, 1866-44 i,IIOICF, SEGARS & TOBACCO, AT RALSTON'S I)URE LIBERTY WRITE LEAD, will by all practical Painters! Try It I At you will have no one. ltlnuuthetured only by ZEIGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug, Paint ia Glass Dealers, No. 137 North Third Street, Jun. 22, 1860-Iy, Cumberland Nurseries Three Niles East of Carlisle, Aliar Stook of fruit and ornamenta trees, ,k Vines, Plants and Shrubs, Consisting of every variety usually propagated, will be sold cheap the coining SprAtig, in order to close out the stock.. Particular attention la celled to the largo and Doe Apple Trees and Evergreen and Shade Trees, , Which will be sold to dolt tho purchaser either by the tree, by the hundred or by the row In the ground or dug, all intoudlug to plant the coming Spring aro In vited to call at the Nursery and get bargains. All orders promptly flied.: rob. 0; 1866-3 M THE "g,reat Agriculturist: Strawberry 1 'plants for, raft) at the Oumberlend Nursery. 4 • lIHNItY S. RUPP, Vob; 0.1806-39) • 110tRSON$ , wishing :to.decorate their -rtrde; or Cemetery lot% or the grave ofe. rela• tiro; abpaldeall et the Cumberland Nursery, and purl chase Orrstmontal Shade and Evergreou - tioes, as they sold ohoap the coming spring. Natural, Peach treolifor mile low at the Cumberland Nursery.' Neb. 0, 1806-Bm. - • /MAY S. ,1117 q. R. 71IcCARTNEY, Auctioneer. =I uf Nni i Seri!) 1111 theii 111[0• or A. L Agt ,00 000 00 _7 fiSts.lo $576,8613,10 *so V 71,7.: OM I= FOR BALD:. FOR SALE El= lIENRY 8. RUPP I Challenge competition t IN the way of variety, eleggnee of style, quality and cheapness of my stock of Dry Goods.— Especially would I call' attention to my largo assort ment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which I selected with special care in the Philadelphia and New Yolk markets a few days since, Also, my three gore oblong combination HOOP SKIRT, decidedly the most improved pattern of the age, giving the wearer the most artistic form. . . . Likewise, a variety of White Goods, such as Plain, Plaid and Striped Cambrics, Plain, Plaid and Striped Neinsooks, % Swiss Mull, Elehop and Victoria Lawns, Brilliants, Linen Handkerchiefs, &c., &c Cottonades, Blue and Gold Duck, Ginghams, Denims, Kentucky Jeans, Shirting, Stripes, 011.18 Cambrics, Tic 'logo, " Blue Cambric's, Checks, " Blue Nankeens, Diapers, " Brown Nankeens, Lancaster Ginghams, &c., Ace., &c., &c. April 20, 1800. ALL TO BE HAD AT WM. A. 3' ILES' STORE, NORTH HANC VER STREET, NEXT DOOR TO DR. KIEFER'S AND DR. ZITZER'S GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Greenfield & Sheafer are now opening a large supply of Dry Goods for tho SPRING TRADE, Just received from the Eastern Cities, comprising NIUSLINS, 127 cts. per yard and upwards. STANDARD MUSLINS, best quality, 80 cts. per yard. PRINTS, 16 and 18 ote. per yard. BEST AMERICAN PRIN fS, 20 cts LANCASTER GINGHAMS, 80 eta. NEW STYLES SPRING DELAINES, 25 cts. KENTUCKY JEANS, DENIMS, HICKORY STRIPES, TICKINGS, CHECKS, in great variety and at like reasonable rates. 'these goods having been purchased since the late DECLINE IN PRICES, we are glad to be able to offer them to the public at these remarkably low Seures Our Store is on East M,ln St., second door from the Public Square. GREENFIELD & SHEAFER April 6,1566 The noted "Dry Good" Store in South Hanover Street. THE most attractive place in Carlisle is at A. W. Bentz's great, MERCANTILE EMPORIUM" where ran be purchased the best, handsomest, and ch,,pest goods In the Country. IVe hare just replan- Wied our stork with a large invoice of the choicest goods )11 the Market, and will continue to renew the supply daily.or as necessity requires. It would be impossible to enumerate all the articles in our extensive line of business. We have now a line assortment of Ladles Spring Dress Goods. POPLINS PLAIN AND PLAID, CAA LLIES OF BEATIFUL PATTERNS &C., PRINTS AND ALL RINDSOF DOM ESIIC GOODS. A variery o 1 Gentleman and Boys wear. An exten sive stock of, TABLE, STAIR AND FLOUR OIL CLOTHS, OIL SHADES. Blind Materials and Carpet Chains. " Hopkins" Superior :-.lilrts all lengths and widths. We shall be happy to have all call and exarr no cur new stock." n. we feel confident that our selection ill please all tastes, Carlisle, April 11th INC An Old Song, set to a New Tune. 1 El. As spring approaches Ants and Roaches From their holes come out, And Mice and Pats, In spite of cats, Gaily skip about. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTER MINA TORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S' EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTIRMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERN NATORS, EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS, EXTERMINATORS, For Rats. Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Buge, Fleas, Moths in Furs and Woolens, Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, etc. "Only infallable remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." - Rats come out oi t h eir Roles to ale," Air I ! I BEWAIIE ! I ! of all worthless Imitations, Xtrir - See that "Comm's" name is on each Box, Bottle, nd Flask before you buy. uid— Address, HENRY R. COSTER, 482 Broadway, N. Y 4 Sold In Carlisle Penna. Lar By—lfaverstick. And all Druggists and Retailers. 1868. INCREASE OF RATS.—The Farm er's Gazette English) assorts and proves by heures tha one pair of RATS will have a progeny and descender. no less than 651,050 in three years. Now, unless this Immense family can be kept down, they would consume more food than would sustain 65,000 Juliann being.. . See -cosTAwsodvertisement above. 1866. B. I'l'4 versus BlRDS.—Whoever en gages in shooting small birds is a cruel man; whoever aid, in exterminating rats is a benefactor. We should like sumo one to give us the benefit of their experience In driving out these pests. We need something besides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.—Scienhjic Ameri can, N. I'. ta, See "COSTAR'S" advertisement above. • 1886. "COSTAR'S" R \T EXTERMINA TOR is simple, safe, and sure—the most perfect RAT ideation meeting we have over attended. Every Rat that can get it, properly prepared, will eat it. and every one that eats it will die, generally at some place as far distant as possible front where it was' taken.—Lake More, Mich ~ Mirror. See "COSTAR'S" advertisement above. 1.860. . . El OU:4,E EE PE RS troubled with ver min need be so no longer, if they use "COSTAR'S" Ex terninator. We have used it to our satisfaction; and If a box cost 55, we would have it, We have tried poisons but they effected nothing; but "Costar's article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ante, and Bad- Bugs, quicker than we can write R. It is in great de mand all over the country.—Medina OW, Gazette. nty),. See "COSTAR'S" advertisement above. 1860. A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST. Speaking o f "Costar's" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c., Extermin ator—"more grain and provisions are destroyed annu ally in Grant County by 'vermin than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer."—Lancaster, Wis. Herald. ets..See "COSTAR'S" advertisement above. , 18613. • FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPER —should recollect that hundreds of dollars' worth of Grain, Provisions, &c., ara,annually destroyed by Rate, Mice, Ants, and other insectaliid vermin—all of which ciurbe prevented by tt few dollar' worth of "COSTAR'S" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c., Exterminator, bought and nerd freely. m. Bea "CGST , AR'S" advertisement above. 13(9.,.501d in Carlisle Pa. • Daveretick. and ell Druggists and Dealers. April 20. 166p-4m. -CONFECTIONARY! REAM WORK, Star's, Tulip; Eon bone, A-lamodo,Chocolatee, Danda,'Co! .. 9aout and nut. ' : Doc. 1.5, 180. AT 11AVERBil.C118. ROPS.- 81 Int, Chocolate;Cream, Lemon, Orange, Vaulta, Rolm and Idosi. _ Lao. 15, 1860. QTICK S.- ky Mint, Teaborry, 'Amon, Orango,Lavonder, Rote, Nouga, and Vanilla" Deo 15 1865 MCK-CANDY, Sanwa 'French and =ion. De 0.115, 1805. . . A. Large lot of Splendid standard and - .. ; Dwarf pear Comorif, Delaware,' Diana,. end hlaaatawney grape vines for lode at the Cumberland Ncireery. HUAI' s.atryr. :, Ifeb, 9,1866-3 m. A. W. BENTZ AT ItAVARSTIOKS AT uAvEnsnoss AT 'RATERS 'IOU
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