F d— MPLOYMENT FOR BOTH
_ a SEX-
M.--Disabled and returned - Boldlors, - Widows
anorphans of slain 8°1(11011r, " and the unemployed of
both sexes generally, in want of respectable and profi
table employment, incurring no risk, can procure such
by enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, for partic
ulars, to
r. JOHN M. DAGNALL,
Box 163, Brooklyn, N. Y
Jan. 25, 18613
ITCH ! ITCH !
SCRATCH I SCRATCH SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure..the Itch in 48 Houis.
LSO cures' SALT RHEUM, UL
CERS. CHILBLAINS, and all ERUPTIONS OF
T 1 E SHIN. Price II cents. For sale by all druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS Jz. POTTER, Sole
Agents, 170 Washington street, Boston, it will be for•
warded by mall, tree of postage, to any part of the
United States.
Juno 9, 1800.
I ! A Grand Epoch in Medicine I I
MAGGIEL, iecthe 'founder of a
new medical system. The quantitarians whose
vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze
the bowels, and with whose external remedies ulcer
ated and eruptive surfaces aro dehiged in vain, must
give place and precedence to the man who restores
health an appetitewith from ono to three harmless
pills, and ures.the most virulent and scorbutic disor
ders withAlo ortWo boxes of his salvo. Illaggiel's Pills
and Salvo havo ushered inn new medical era. No
more nauseating avalanches of drastic pills need be
poured down sick people's till oats. Ono of Maggiol's
Dills rectifies the disordered condition of the stomach
and bowels, and nmkes health return whore it has van
ished. In fact Maggiei's Bilious, Dyspeptic and
Dlarrlueo Pills cure where all others fail. While for
Burns. Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions of
thq skin, 14Iatgiel's Salve 113 infalli lie. Sold by J. Bag
giel, 43 Fulton street, New York, Ilaverstick, f Belisle,
and all druggists, at 25 cents per boa.
April 20, 180.
SEE advertisement of Sir Jones Clarke's Celebrated
Female Pills.
Jan. 12, 1866-Iy.
• illarriages.
.TONES—GARDNETt. Mahled on the 14th Inst. by
Rec. S. P. SPECLIER, Mr. Nhthan S. Jones of raper
town to Miss Ellen LOUISII Gardner of Carlisle.
Ptal4s.
POSTLETIIWAITE—On the 7th inst. in the 72nd
year of his age, after a long and painful illness, James
Postlethwaite, a highly respectable citizen of this bor
ough.
Vat Juts.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Carlisle, August 16, 1866.
12 00
8 00
5 00
2 GO
2 50
Family Flour
Superlino do.
do RYE....
WHITE WHEAT
RED d 0...
RYE
CORN ....
OATS
CLOVERSERD..
TIMOTTLYSEED
DUCE MARKET
A ugthit 61, 1866.
y by irm. Bentz.
GENERAL PRO
Corrected Week!
BACON SIDES, 18
WHITE BEANS, 1 75
PARED PEACHES, 25
UN PA BED PEACHES 18
DRIED A PPL BS, 300
11(108,
BUTTER
EGOS,
LARD,
TA L LO IV,
SOAP,
B E ESW A X,
BACON II ANIS
10
0-12
:30
24
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED i❑
the Post Office at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl
vania, the Itilh day of August,: utcr..
Published by official antlicirity in the pa
per having the largest circulation.
ne1,,,T0 obtain any of these letter., the
applicant must call fur wirertrxed letters,"
give the date or the list and pay two c,t!iits
for ads crtising.
If not called for within olie month. they
will he sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GEO. 'ZINN, I'. M
Adams Annie E. Neidich Chas,
Burdsall Stephen Null Elizabeth
Bushman Thomas Gruen Alarie
Hither S C. & Co., Quinn Christian
Barhart & Co., Richards James B.
Blanham Mildred Reed Cyrus F.
Cornman Alfred Rice Win. 11.
Coalman Lydia Ru sel G. 11.
Davis Anna Mary Spradley Ilenry
Day John Shearer Jacob
Douglas Caroline Spangler John Wm.
Denner Annie Short Peyton
Evans Louis Stahl A. (2)
Guy Ps. Sibert Ann
Bays Jesse R. Stewart W. F.
Johnson Joseph C. Towne Amos F.
Johnston JaMes Thompson Geo. W (2)
Kelley Mrs S. Tangert George
Low Johnston Thompson Annie
Lutz John Vickerson Annie
Little I) li. Wilson Jane
Leopard George Walker Peter B.
La rub NI °lli° Winslow John
Eaima Watson John
Bar Walker Catharine
FOR RENT.
THE DWELLING HO SE, and
Store Room, on Slain Street, adjoining the Post
°thee Possession given on the 4th of September.
A. NOIII.F•.
August 17, 18611-3 t.
cICHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.—Eight
good school teachers wanted for NlVldlese:eSchool
District. Examination of applicants by the County
Superintondant at Middlesex on the 21st of August.
Aug., 17 1866.-2 t.
JOHN' MILLER.
Secretary of tho Board
NOTICE.
IS hereby give"n that an election will be
held on Monday the third day of September
neat, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4
o'clock P. 111., at the office of the Cumberland Valley
Mutual Protection Company at the Stone Tavern in
Dickinson Twp., Cumberland county, for the purpose
of electing thirteen Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
FURNACES
T HE beet brick, Sett, and Portable
Furnaces over ollered to the pu bile, for rule by
A. Fridley, East Louther St., Carlisle.
Call and see those in use at Dr. Noldig's, T, Conlyn's
and C. Fleming's, Maio St., Carlisle.
Aug. 17, .1111113.
11. S. TAXES !
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 1
Ten Per Cent. Saved by Prompt Pay-
IMM
16TH COLLECTION DISTRICT, PENN'A,
Collector's Office, Mechanicsburg, Pa, I
PURSUANT to the Provisions of an
act entitled ''An Act to provide Internal Rev
enue, Atc,," notice is hereby given to all persons liable
to pay dlitina or taxes under said Act, in the 16th Dis
trict Penn's, comprising the Counties of York, Cum
berland and Perky., that the Collector of said District
has received from the Assessor the] eof, his Annual
Collection List, consisting of Taxes for hiCOl2l3Oll, Car.
'ages ' Income. &c., that the Duties and Taxes assessed
by said Assessor,have become duo and payable, and
that the said Collector or his Deputy will be at the
following places to receive the same:
Divisions Nos. 1,2, 3,4, 6, & 0, York County, at
York, Pa., September Ist to 10th, 1806.
Col. J. 11 STAMP., Dep. bbl.
Divisions Nos. 7, 8.0. 10 & 11, Cumberland County
and upper end of York County, at Mechanicsburg, Pa.,
September let to 10th, 1860.
1101ST. U.Tuoisifis, Dep. Col.
Divisions Nos. 12 and 13, Perry County, at Newport,
Pa., September let to 10th, 1860.
JESSE I{l NNEDY, Dep. at
A Special Notice, (for IvldcL the law provides a fee
of 20 cents) will be I sued to all persons who shall
neglect to pay the duties and taxealiforesaid assumed
upon them, at the time above specified, After that
ten per centum additional upon the amount thereof
and costs must be paid. I:o,„Persons remitting by
mall must send Postage Stamps to pay return postage.
All remittance by mall at the risk of the person
sending.
S. Currency or National Bank Notes received
In payment of Taxes.
VER—Ofileoliours from 0 o'clock A. M., to 3 o'clock P. AI
Al. KAUFFMAN, Collector,
15th District Penn'a.
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pa.
August 4,1840.-6 t. , , ,
FOR SALE
valuable House and Lot on Pomfret
, Stroot, between• Hanover and Pitt, now occupied
y chard Owen.
, .
The lot contains SO feet In front by 240 in depth,
' ,bating thereon
,erected a two story
. • FRAME HOVSE.
•••• II
MN I I brick back building on Pomfret Street,
11l I I:.
_sold Stone House on , Chapel Ailey,
For Particulars apply to
0. P. nutmeg, A.Wy..at Lap:,
Aug:l7. 1800.—St, •
•Valeable•Real Estate at Private
,•.- „. ~' : • Bale. ' . . ~
THE subscriber offers, Kt , isrivate sale;
the following described valuable - Toirn Troperty,
situated lu,the borough of Now Kingston; Ounsberland
. countna large—, .• ' '': • m
• ~ • -
s
.' :Double Frae Houspi
i
With Large Double Lot; :.
, A ',arse yarletY of fruitirecis, ionslsting
of Apples,' Peaches, Pears, °berries, As,
on the promises, , •• '' .. •.' • .
• Thiaproperty offers a rare oPPortunlty for a physi
cian, as thereto none In the town. . • .
yor.terrosund other partloulars apply either in per.
101 l 01,rhYlettor.." - • -,' ')I. W. - aenspazort,•
Augusti7;3l.Boo - 1.in . •••••••• •••, • Dittillingat*
Town "Property at Private Sale.
loffer at private sale that valuable.pro :
porty situate on South Pitt Street, In the Bor.
ough of Carlisle, bolonging to the heirs of 'Benjamin
Butler, doc'd. Adjoining Mrs. Moudy and others.
The lot contains 11 foot in front on Pitt street and
about 170 in depth to an alloy.
The improvements consist, of ono and a half story
WEATHERBOADED HOUSE
Frame Kitchen, TV ith . collar under all, and out build
ings. For terms and further Information apply to
C. P. mullion;
August 17, 1800-Im. Att'y for the heirs:.,.
On Thursday, September 20, 1860.
ginE undersigned will expose to pub.
lie sale, on the promises, in West Peonshorough
wp., Cumberland County, 7 miles west of Carlisle, on
the public road leading from Mt. Rock to Plainfield,
and about one-half mile from the Depot at Alterton,
the followinolesmibecl valuable real estate, viz:
•
•
A First icate Limestone Fin,
being the Mansion Farm of the late Wm. G. Davidson,
Deg., bounded by Joseph Trego, George and Benjamin
McKeehan, Geo. G. Davidson and others, containing
195 ACRES AND 131 PERCHES,
This lau i is all cleared and under good cultivation,
except about 20 Acres of GOOD WOODLAND. The hn
proventents are a good two-story
DWELLING HOUSE,
~
- NEW BANK BARN,
• ..•._ Tenant House, Wagon Shed and Corn
Cribs, Wash House Hog Pee, and all necessary im•
provements '
with Fruit Trees, Ste. There is a first
rate Well of Water near the house. The Mount Rock
Spring runs through the farm and near to the dwell
ing house, and there is an abundance of first-rate Lo
cust growing on the premises.
The farm will he divided into two parts of 62 acres,
60 perches; being the west end, and 143 acres, 71
percher, with the improvements, and will be sold In
such parts or altogether as will bring the best price.
A perfect title will
,be given to the purchaser. 'Per
-8011 wishing to view the property can do so by calling
on Anthony .Shambaugh, on the premises, or either of
the subscribers, residing In the same township.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock, A. M., on said day
when attendance will bo given and terms made known
by
ROBERT Met{ RERAN.
Exoeutor of Ann Davidson, dec'd.
GEO. Q. DAVIDSON,
Att'y. in fact for tho devisees of Win. Davidson, dec'd.
August 17, 1860.
'i - • /• •
Is ~. i / ///I , <Y
0,,i, 0 :1 iltut - 1: - . ci:(11 0.1,0-4
Great Educational Inducements.
4 First e 7 iss Business College at Car
lisle, Pa.
L H IS Institution is now entering upoi
its third year In Its present location ; during
which time It has received a liberal home support, and
also an encouraging share of patronage from six differ.
ent States of the Union. We feel encouraged from the
result of past efforts and shall spare no pains or ex
pense In building up an institution second to none
in the country.
Education adapted to all,—the Farmer, the Meehan
lc, the Artisan, the Business or Professional man.
YOUNG MEN of limited education.
YOUNG MEN well educated In other respects. but
deficient in the branches taught In a
first class Business College ;
YOUNiI MEN of limited menus, who would possess
the best requ kite lo eminence and
distinction.
YoUNki MEN who ore desirous of receiving the
at the least comparative expense are
Invited to investigate the peculiar merits of our Model
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to all.
air Send for a Circular giving full particulars.
Addref.o A. M. TRIMMER,
August, 17, 18C6. Corlislo, Pa
SOLDIERS! WIDOWS! FATHERS!
MOTHERS AND MINOR
CHILDREN !
BOUNTY BILL JUST PASSED gives all soldiers who
enlisted for three years, sleet, April 10, 1861, and served
their lull term of service, or were discharged before
the expiration of said term of service on account of
wounds received in the line of duty, and received One
Hundred Dollars Bounty and no more, are now enti
tled to en extra bounty of ONE 'HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Widows, Fathers, Mothers, and Minor Children of de
ceased soldiers who enlisted for three years, as above,
and died n the service or from disease or wounds con.
traeted in the service and line of duty, are entitled to
the above extra ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
liE OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION IN
PERSON Olt BY LETTER TO Tilt MILITARY AND
NAVAL AGENCY. NO 427 WALNUT STREET, PHIL
ADELPHIA.
August 17, 1866-1 m
EXTRA PENSION TO WIDOWS
WIDO WS are now entitled to an INCREASED PEN
eION of $ per month fort each child of the soldier un• -
der It years of age. To be obtained upon application
in person or by letter, to the ALILITAILY AND NAVAL
AGENCY, No. 457 WALNUT STREET, PUILADEL-
August 17, 1866-1 m
reilHE co-partnership heretofore exist
log between the undersigned under the firm
name'of Stouffer & Prick, in the following busines% has
this day (July 2.3 d, 1865,) been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons interested are requested to call
and close their accounts.
The above business will be conducted by Jacob
Stouffer. Market prices paid for grain and the patron
age of the community is solicited.
J. STOUFFER,
STRAW —The undersigned takes this method to In.
firm the public that they are buying straw at their
mill, for which they will at all lAmes'pay the highest
market prices, if deliverral t at the mill' in good condi.
Lion,
JOHN T. GREEN,
Secretary
For Wheat and Oats State, $9.00 por ton
Loose Rye, 10.00 "
Bundled Rye, 12 00 " "
STOUFFER & suuoKLER.
M iddlesex ➢fills, Aug. 10th 1866---13 t.
' q HE partnership heretofore existing
p between the subscribers has this day beerr die
solved by mutual consent. All persons ,lAdthted to
the firm will call and settle their accounts, and those
having clainni Will present them for payment to O. W.
Weaver In whose hands the books are left.
O. W. WEAVER. 'l.
MOSES BRICKER.
July 30, 1860---3 t. •
-
P.O. The business will be continued at the old
stand by Bricker & Jacobs, and all orders promptly
attended to.
THE School Board of Silver Spring
township, will employ twelve w mpotent teach
ors,—ten males and two females to teach the schools
of said township, for a period of six months, commen
cing in September next. Liberal wages will bo paid.
Applicants aro requested to meet' the board in llogues
town, August 20th at S q'clock A. M. llybrdor of the
Board.
August 10, 1800-2 t
FANNOUNCEMENT TO
_„„ r /
The Quaker City Business College,
Tenth and Chestnut. andl3road and Spring
Garden Streets, Philadelphia.
OPENING OF TIM FALL SESSIONS, SEPT. 3d
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS
A discount of 26 per cent. allowed on all Seholarships
purchased during the month of August, reducing the
terms to $3O. Money may bo remitted by mail, and
Scholarships secured by thoeo who propose to enter at
any fiiture time.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
This Institution rinks the flrstin thp country ; Is a
regularly incorporated College, authorized by law to
grant Diplomas and confer Degrees of Merit.-
The Full Besslons will open with greatly Increased
facilities, and young mon desiring to qualify them
selves for business life will flnd here advantages to bo
obtained nowhere else.
FAIRBANKS'. BOOKKEEPING.
• This vork, the most complete and entenalve ' Trea
tise on Bookkeeping over written, containing 424
pages, and composed exclusively of Actual liminess
Nets, will be ready for•publication in • Angina. •Price,.
$3; by.rwubscriptien, paid In advance, $2 80. Remit
money,' and secure a copy. Descriptive Circulars on
application.
Improved Course of Instruction.'
:"With the introduction of this book, and with able
and experienced instructors, the students of ' this In
ptitutlon araguaranteeda „ ! • • •• '
•
'PRACTICAL ACCOtINTANT'S C.OI7RSE•
Of Alio 41BBhoet , valno , such novor beforo boOn
reash o of students of Commercial
• L. rAimmtpui, A. Di r
President -,
2.lT.itOTLitiT,
—' AuiPlat."4 o s • ,•
PUBLIC SALE.
MIS
greatest amount of useful Information
BRANCHES TAUGHT
EXTRA BOUNTY
JOSEPH E. DEVITT & CO
EXTRA PENSION .
TO WIDOWS.
JOSEPII E. DEVITT 8;0
Dissolution
JACOB STOUFFER,
JOIIN D. FRICK.
DISSOLUTION
It. A. III:10111 , 111,
-- Seer otary
ORDINANCE.
Relating to the Numbering of Hoitses,
&c.
rit enacted - .and ordahied,,b r it the
Town Connell of the Borough of Carlisle, and it
is hereby tweeted and ordained'‘ by the authority of
the samoMiat the Houselt, Stores, Shops, Warehouses
and other buildings of the Borough of Carlisle, be num
bored In accordance with the following plan • • -
SEC. 1. All streets and alloys running East ;and
West to bo numbered from their intersection ,with
Hanover ntreet commencing - at unit and numbering
regularly East and West from jianover Street, , appor•
timing fifty • numbers to. each square. All 'number's'
upon the South side Of these streets to bo oven numbers
and all those upon the north side to be uneven. All
streets and alloys running North and South to be num
bered from their Intersection with Slain Street COl3llllOll
- at unit and numbering regularly North and South
from Main Street, apportioning 60 numbers to 'each
square. All numbers upon the w °staid° of these streets
to be oven numbers and those upon the East side to
uneven.
SEC.. 2. That the street Committee of the Town
Council be empowered and directed to notify all own
ers or occupantOof dwellings, Stores; Shops, Ware
houses or other buildings of , the number or numbers
deslgnat , d for such dwellings, Stores, Shops, Ware.
houses, &v.
SEO. B. That thirty days notice be given each and
every owner or occupant of dwellings, Stores, Shops,
ehouses, &c., in the Borough of Carlisle, of-)the
number or numbers sot apart and designated for such
dwelling &e., and that after the expiration of such no.
tic° a penalty of five dollars per month for neglect or
refusai to alllx said number in a conspicuous place up•
on:said property bo enforced; said penalty to be collect
ed before any Justice of the peace and applied to the
oinking fund of the Borough of Carlisle. ltnacted and
ordained this sixth day of Anguot - , 1866.
. . .
SAM'L. D. 11AMPTON,
Secretary Corporation
August 10, 1866.
PROCLAMATION
WTHAREAS, the Hon.. JAMES H.
ORAEIA3I, Presidect Judge et the several Courts
of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per
and Juniata, and Juane() of the several Courts of
Oyer andaerminer and general Jail Delivery in said'
counties, and SI ichuel Cocklin and Hugh !Stuart, Judges
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jell Delivery
for the trial of all capital and other offenders, in the
said county of Cumberland, by their preceptato me
directed, dated the oth day of April, 1800, have or
dered the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on the 4th Monday of
August, 1800 (it being the 27th day,) to continue ono
week.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cum
berland that they aro by the said precept commanded
to be then and there in their proper persons,.-with
their rolls, records, and inquisitions examinations and
all other rem.mbrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to bo done, and all those that
are bound by recognizances, to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or then shall be in the Jell of said
county, are to be there to prosecute them as shall bo
just. JOIIN JACOBS,
August 10, 1866. Sheriff.
biller
NOTICE.—
Letttre Testamentary on the estate of Leonard
dec'd , late of Monroe townobid deceased having
been issued to the subscsiber residing In the same
township; notice le hereby given to all persons having
claims to present them, and those indebted to make
Immediate payment to
SARAH ANN DILLER,
Executrix
Aug .10. 1868-6t.*
PUBLIC SALE.
On Tuesday, September 11, 1866.
1 1 11 E subscriber will sell on the prem
._
ices, In Silver Spring Twp., Cumberland Co.,
l's., on the East, aide of the .Stony Ridge," 34 mile
North Si the Trindle Spring road, adjoining farm of
Samuel Plank on the North, the following valuable
Real Estate
A TRACT OF
Limestone Land,
containing 48 Acres and 103 Perches, in a high state
of cultivation and under good fencing, having thereon
erected
A GOOD FRAME
HOUSE,
3!ffr•
- BANK BARN,
Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, and other necessary. Out
buildings. There is a Well of never ailing water, near
the door, with a thriving young
Orchurd of Choice- Fruit,
on the premises., Six Acres of this tract are we'l coy.
ered with floe Timber. All the buildings are new,
and everything about the property is In complete or
der, rendering it highly deserving of the attention of
purchasers.
/163-Persons desiring to view the property previous
to sale. can do so by calling on 'Andrew Spahr, residing
on the premises.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 111., when terms
will be made known by
August 10, 1860--st*
NOTICE TO OFFICERS.-ACT OF
CONGRESS, approved July 18, 1806, gives
THREE MONTHS' PAY PROPEit to officers of volun.
Leer service, who were in any manner honorably din
charged after April 6th, 1865, and who had been ofil
cerann March 3d, 1865. Apply immediately, in per
son or by letter, to the Military and Naval Agency,
No. 427 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH N. DEVITT & CO.
August 3,1860-3 t.
FOR BOUNTY, PENSION, IN
CREASE OF PENSIONS, AND ARREARS OF
PAY, PRIZE MONEY, orltor the prosecution of any
claim whatever against the National Government, or
that of any State, arising out of the late war, or any
previous one, ESPECIALLY THAT OF 1812, all pen.
sons would do well to apply to the MILITARY AND
NAVAL AGENCY of JOSEPH E. DEVITT & CO., No.
427 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. All infor
mation and advice given free of charge.
August 3,1800-3 t.
FOR SALE !
1,100 BUSHELS OF
RED AND WHITE
SEED WHEAT,
u.sr.lo* rohi,74* 0--
Change your Seed Wheat,
lied °half Mediterranean
SEED WHEAT.
Free from Bust and Weevil,
Canada White and New Jersey Silver
Straw White Seed Wheat
This Rod and'Whito Seed Wheat ie Raised from im
ported Seed Wheat from ono to eight years, and prom,
to be the Beet Wheat yet Rand. • .
FOR SALE AT DEITZIV‘
WAR`F3~-30USF~
-,~ .-. ~
OHAMBBRSBURG, PA.
At Five'Dollars per Bushel.
.•„ • •
Farmers sond ybiir bidets in may. All erdeis filled
in Rotation. The Wheat will be delivered at all...flair
Roadfitations in good two Bushels Cotton Blob!, frlnn
16th of,Anguat:to 10th of September. , e. • •
. • • taNQ; A. DSITZ
Oham . bersburg,..Pa.
Augiid 8; 1600=4E.
; . . - A.L.- 13PONSLER; .
AEAL ESTATE AGENT; Smi.viiner,
convoYalicoslnaticancO rind Claim Agent. Of
co Main Street Near entre Square, .4. , - :'
Desirable Property for. Sale and fine
. j location for a Practicing
Physigan Offered. ,
AVaittableMsidence cousisting of a
finatiro•aiory
BRICKHOUSE,
'- AND'LAM) LOT' Gliol3ND
togethor with Stabling Brick astern
'and otheivaluable finprovements Is offered for Mile' in
Churchtown, 'Cumberland County, upon favorable
terms. With the above property an excellent practice
can be secured by a good Physician. ••
For terms and further particulars enquire of
A. L. SPONBLEE,
Real Estate Agent.
July 27,1800.
Two Valuable Tracts Of Timber
Land at Private Sale.
SITUATE on the South Mountain
near Mount Holly Springs, Oonsisting -via, 1
Tract containing 76 Acres, adjoining the property of
the Mt. Holly Paper Co. Well covered with young
chestnut. Another tract containing 90 Acres adjoin
ing the above. Apply to
July 27, 1866.
E. M. BIDDLE,
Prost. of Council.
JOIIN NOBLE,
Chief Burgess
Hotel Property in Churehtown at
Private Sale.
SITUATE on Main Street containing
170 feet In front and 160 feet In depth Improve
ments a largo Double two-story
FRAME HOUSE,
Extensive Stabling and Shade, Wash House, and oth
er convenient out buildings, an excellent Well of Wa•
ter at the door, and a Cistern In the yard. For tortes
and further particulars enquire of the owner Mr's.
Sarah A. Maga, residing in Ohurchteurn, er of
A. L. SPONShER,
May 8, 1806. EOM Estate Agent.
DOME Insurance Company of Now
Havon, Connecticut, Statement of January let,
. .
Capital Stock
Surplus
$776,8813,10
Losses unadjusted $35,977,72
INSURANCES MADE PERPETUAL AND TEMPOR
ARY.
The assetts of this Company consist of United States
Government Securities, stocks in National Banks, and
let, Mortgages on Real Estate. The Board of Directors
have declared a Semi-Annual cash Dividend of Ten
per cent free from Government Tax payable on and af
ter 15th, January, 1860.
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 January, 1860. And
have voted to increase the Capital Stock of the Com
pany to One Million of Dollars. Apply to
A. L. 8 PONSLETL Agent.
TOWN PROPERTY on South Hano
ver street, Carlisle, Comprising 120 teat In front
and 240 feet in depth having thereon erected 3 Dwell
ing 'Muses, Shops and other Buildings will be sold en
tire or divided to suit purchasers. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLEII.
Fob. 16, 1866
AValuable Lot of ground on South
Stroot. couteinlog 0114..000 feet to front and 200
In depth. Also,A Lot at tho corner of Pitt and South
Streets, contaylog 60 feet in front and 110 feet In
depth. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLEIL.
lIIIIIMIIIIII
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons Interested, that the following accounts
have been filed in this Office, by the accounts therein
named, for examination, and will be presented to the
Orphan's Court of Cumberland County, for confirma
tion, and allowance, on Tuesday, August 21, A. D.
1866.
No. 1. First and final account of Samuel Megaw,
Executor of Frederick Mentzer, Sr., late of Mifflin
township, deceased.
2. First and final account of George W. Criswell,
Esq., Administrator ofJosoph May, late of East Penns
borough township, deceived.
3. First and final account of Levi Shaul], Adminis•
trator of Andrew W. Armstrong, late of Silver Spring
township, deceased.
4. The account of Joseph Strickler. Guardian of Ja
cob and Elizabeth Shelly, minor Children of Amos
Shelly, late of Lower Allen township, deceased.
6. The first and final account of John Sheets, Ad
ministrator of Samuel Long, deceased.
6. First and final account of John Sheets, Adminis-•
trator of Elizabeth Brinzer, late of East Pennsborough
township, deceased.
JOHN BEST
7. First and final account of Michael Lambert, Ex
ecutor of Ann Crall, late of the township of Upper
Allen, deceased.
8. Second and final account of Washington Birk,
Esq., Administrator of John G. Ketterman, Esq., late
of the Borough of New Cumberland, deceased.
9. First and final account of D. S. Goodyear, Admin
istrator of Lbvi Goodyear, late of Upper Allen town
ship, deceased.
_
10. Account of Geo. Poilinger Erk, Administrator
of Thomas J. Atchen, late of LciwerAllen. township.
deceased.
11. The account of William Rider and A. Franklin
Rider, Executors of Mary Rider, deceased.
12. Second and final account of Goo. Keller, and
Joseph Keller, Executors of Jacob Keller, late of Now.
ton township, deceased.
13. The first and final account of Jacob Goodyear and
Benjamin Goodyear, Executors of John Goodyear, late
of South Middloton township, deceased.
14. First and final account of John Ilursh, Execu
tor of Barbara Whisler, lute of the Borough of Mechan
icsburg, deceased.
15. The first and final account of Jacob Lesher, Ad
ministrator of Leah M. Toter, late of the Borough of
Newburg, deceased.
18. First and final account of Martha J. Griffith,
Administatrix of the estate of Moses Griffith, late of
Silver Spring township; do::teased
17. Tho Administration accounts of Isaac Lefever,
Administrator of all and singular the goods and chat
tels of Esther Hamm, late of Summitt county, Ohio,
within the State of Pennsylvania.
18. The account of Thomas 11. Chambers, Guardian
of James a Law.
19. First and final account of William Brown, Ad
ministrator de bonis non of Joseph Drown, late of
Dickinson township, deceased.
20. First and final accdunt of John Morrisson, Ad
ministrator of David W. Sowers, late of Dickinson
township, deceased.
21. The first and final account of John Waggoner,
Executor of Martha Lytle, late of the Borough of New
villa, deceased.
22. The account of John Noßaker, Executor of Ja
cob Pogue, late of the Borough of Bhipponsburg, de
ceased.
23. The Administration account of F. Watts, Esq.,
Executor of William S. Colman, deceased.
24. First and final account of W. W. Wanbaugh,
Esq., Administrator of John Cooper, late of Silver
Spring township, deceased.
25. The first and final account of Samuel 11. Weinr,
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Weber,
late of Lower Allen township, deceased.
28. First and final account of S. D. Ullman and Na-,
than Mantels, Administrators of Bev. It. D. Chambers,
late of the Borough of Carlisle, deceased.
The account of John 0. Kirk, Administrator of
George Mess, deceased.
28. First and final account of John 0. Kirk Ad ..in.
ictrator of Mary Elseribergor, lute of the Borough of
New Cumberland, deceased.
29. Tho account of Geo. W. 'Criswell, 'Esq., Adminis•
trator of the estate of Abraham May, late of East
Pennsboro township, deceased.
SO. The first and final account of John F. Wlse,,Ad
ministrator ofJohn Wise, late of Mifflin townahjp, do
ceased. .
al. Tho account of Ellen Hell (late Kelly,) Admin
istrator of Isabella Kelly deceased.
82. The account of William Shugart, Br, Adminis
trator with the will annexed of John Hetteriek, Br.,
late of Carroll county, Indiana, deceased.
83. First and final account of Catherine Rupert,
Administratrlx of Henry Rupert, late of Dickinson
township, deceased.
84. First and final account of Jacob Helm, Admin.
istrator of Catherine Helm, late of Southampton town
ship, deceased.
35. Second account of E. Shapley and H. P. Jordan.
Executors d pf R. E. Shaploy, Sr., deceased, late of Car,
lisle Borough.
36. First and final account of Mary 0. Matoor, Ex
ecutrix of James W. Matoor, lato of Shipponaburg
Borough, deceased. ;
37:1firet'.*Ocoutit of flOorge Clover, Administrator of
Adam Varner, Into of Southampton township, de
ceased.
36. First accouneof William M. Maine, Administra
tor of Edward Scull, late of Shipponaburg township,
daceased.
39. First and final account of Martin Mumma, Ouar
(Ban of Alice B. Bricker, minor child of Jacob Bricker,
deceased.
90. Final account of Jacob Mumma, Guardian of
Obarlea Black, settled on the arrival at full age of the
ward.
41. First and final account of John Stamy. Adminis
trator of L. W. Maxwell, late of Southampton town
ship, deceased.
42. that and flualaccoUnt of Itobt, Geod Adininlif
trator of the, estate of William Campbell, late of tho
Borough of ew villa, deceased both the Adminletra•
Lion account and' the account of the procoedeof the
real estate old , accountant under proce,vdlngs in
partitioh in'thd Orphan's Court. , . ,
.•
99. Account of J. B. Weakly, Guardian of, 4mnce D.
Coover, child and ILIAC* of Dr. D. Coovor, ' .
44. First and final Admin'etial MU account of &Ms.
Han a. Smith, Administrator of Matta :Smith; late of
the Bmrough of Maryville, deceased. .
48. The account of Wm. ' Keller, Trustee nfidei.the
wilt of Jamb Keller, deceased of the estate of Urilla .
Koffman, a grand; daughter bf said deceased., ,
90. Account of Daniel S Croft,' Administrator .of
Michael Saone, late ,of the Borough of Carlisle de.
ceased.
. ...
' 67. The first and partial account:of -John' Uourita,'
Executor of Henry /Rump, fate of Frapiford tow,lp3laip,
deceased. .
. ,
48. The acconnl of Robert DicCartney,,,Adminietra
'
tor of John Monte, deceased, ' •
40. Second and final account of David W. Sterett,
one of the , Administrators of David Staten, deceased.
60. First and final,acconnt :of B. hiaglaughlin,.
Esq., Administrator of Joseph Smith, late of Cumber
land .connWdecetfied; - • ' • • '
G. W. NORTH,
July 21,1800. .
,
.
RESSING ,CASES • Ladies' ' and
Clentlemon's.
16,1805. . , AT HAV.IMSTI9)IB.
Pea.
. ,
T I)
401:'0,." -- .' ~ ,-; :' . " n ; , '.'
.:,;.. '', '..':
„Mint, Chicolate, Cream, Lemon, Orange, Vanll
' pee: 15, 1566. ': '-' . ' ' ' Ai'iliVllll,sll ; loiitl. ',
MI
"DUBEB 3NWHITE, :LEAD,
preferred ty jprietkof #ididero I 'Try it! &
; you7llllmo tl .. ?„other.. Nra c r i a t o w trril lab&
WhOltdulle Drug, Palut
• No. 187 North Third Etna, PEEIT4D'A ,
22,1860.4 y. T i,•
A. L. SPONBLER,
Real Estate Agent
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
Register's Notice
`lGas'Fitting and Plumbing, .1
-Bubsoilbersi having permanently
t located In derilele, resnectfullysollel% a share of
the nubile patrOnage: Their alum le - situated on the
public Square in rear of. the let Presbyterian 9hurch,,
where they can tilifays be found. • • '
. Beim; experienced mechanics; they aremierared. to
execute alto - Nero that.they may bo entrusted with in
a auparlor, manner, and at very moderate prima. •
HT-DRAHLIORA:MS,
WATER WHEELS,
HYDRANTS,
LIFT &TOME EMUS,
BATHING TUBS, WASH BASINS. and all other art
oleo 'tho trade.
PLUMBING AND OA$ AND STEAM PITTING
niodtptly attended to In the' most approved style.
ine•Oonnty Work :promptly attended to. •
. . .
111,411. woriiguaranteed. ,•
Don't forget the place—lmmediately in rear of the
Hirst Presbyterian, 10hureh.
OAMPEELL & lIENWOOD.
July 27, 18011-ly
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS.-
Pure and unadulterated, $l.OO per bottle at
FRANOISOTIS.
•
August 3,1866-3 t.
TONIC ALE, (Philadelphia,) in bot
tles at
FRANCISOUS'
C ATAWBA—Superior quality at
PRA NCISCIIS
DEMONS from 25-to 35 cents per
dozen at
FItANOIBOUS'
rIHAMPAGNE CIDER, in bottles
k_) just received at
VIRGINIA CRAB APPLE CIDER,
In bottles, at
YOPNG ER'S EDINBURG ALE,
j_ Just received at
IMPORTANT TO DISABLED
I_SOL
DIERS BAILORS, AND MARINES. Soldiers,
sail-rs, or Marines, who have lost an arm or log, or
been petmanontly and totally disabled in the same,
are now entitled to a pension of FIFTEEN dollars per
month ; those who have lost an arm and leg, or both
legs, TWENTY dollars: those who have lost both arms
or both eyes, TWENTY-FIVE dollars. This act also
restores the Pertalon to soldiers employed In any civil
capacity under the GoVernment. Apply in person or
by mail to the MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY of
JUSEPEI E.DEVITT& CO., N 0.427 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPEIIA.
August 3,1866-3 t.
$600,000,00
276,886,10
OTICE is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the following accounts
have boon filed in the Prothonotary's Office for exam
ination and will be presented to the Co .rt of Com won
Please of Cumberland County, for confirmation on
Wednesday the 29th day of August, 1800.
The Account of Daniel Eckels, Assignee of Michael
Mlnich The Account of John Clontionen, Esq., Com
mittoof of Catharine Hall, a Lunatic. Also the Ac
count of A. L. Sponslor, Comntittoo of the estate of
Wm. Hare, a Lunatic, living in the State of Ohio.
11. DUKE, Dep'y.,
Jtly 27, 18130-Im*. Protify.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Fall Meeting, 1865. -
THE,: Farmers and Members of the
Agricultural Society will remember that our
next fall meeting and Exhibition will commence on
Wednesday the 10th of October and continue three
days. The grounds have been doubly enlarged and
the track for the exhibition of heroes greatly length
ened, and stalls .ncr axed In number. And it Is con.
templated that we 30111 have the most extensive oxhi'
bltion that has even been held. All persons at home
and abroad are invited to participate as exhibitors and
spectators. By order of the President.
DANIEL S. CROFT,
July 20, 10613—tf. Secretary.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
On Saturday, August 25, 186 G.
THE subscriber will sell at public sale,
on the premises, in Penn Township, Cuniler
land County, on the Yellow Breeches Creek, one half
mile South of Centreville, the following described
farm, containing
113 ACRES,
of choke land in a high state of cultivation. The land
has a limestone basis and is of the best quality for pro.
diming grain. The improvements aro a large Two ,
Story
Brick Dwelling House
and a largo
. Frame Bank Barn,
both nearly new, and built upon the most improved
plan. There is a complete set of out-buildings, all
new and in the best condition. The farm is under ex
cellent fence and has be,tl all heavily limed within
the lent two yoore. There lee most excellent
OR CHARD,
of every variety of choice fruit trees, which is just
now in full bearing condition. The Yellow Breeches
Cloak, rune along the North side of the farm, thus
making the best facilities for watering stock. This
property is certainly the most desirable one in the
County. In addition to the other buildings there is
ne*
Store Room,
fitted up, at which a Store has bean in successful oper
ation for throe years. It 'Bone of the best stands for
a Country Store, In the County.
Also at the same time, TWO Lots of Mountain Land
in the South !Mountain, within a short distance of the
above described farm, one containing 20 Acres and the
other 11 A. roe of most excellent Timber. These are
easy of accese and are very desirable.
Sale to coMmence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day
when termawill be made known by
PETER GARBER.
August 2, 1866.
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private sale
on the promises, In Monroe township Cumbe
rland Co., Pa., on the road loading from Carlisle to Lis
burn, 4 miles East of Carlisle, the following 'valuable
Real Estate :
A Tract of Excellent
LIMESTONE LAND,
cOntaloing 70 Acres and 1141 5 iTaleTin a high state of
cultivation, and under good - Aiming. The Improve.
moots are a good TWO-BTOlilf
Dwelling House,
STONE BANK BARN,
,•+,l !-Tr•
71 feet long, •
lfragon Shed, Corn Crib, &c.
There Is a Well of never-falling water and a good Cis
tern convenient to the door and a stream of running
water passes through the tract. There la also
AN ORCHARD Or CHOICE 'FRUIT,
In fine bearing order, on the premises. Ten Agree of
the tract are well covered with' CHOICE TIMBER.
This property is located in the midst of a most flour
ishing nol hborhood, convenient to stores, churches,
sahools, mills, Ac., and offers rare inducements to pur
chasers.
Persons wicking tom low tho Property previous to
the sale, will - please call on the undersigned, residing
on the promises,
'July 13, 181311-1 n
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
BALE.—The subscriber afters at private sale, a
' FARM OF SLATE LAND )
situate in Nrankfori township, Cumberland' county,
Pa., about 0 miles North-west of Car Hale- ;The , WN;-
goner's Gap Road runs along rho Farm., /to contains`
200 AORBB, 130 of whisk are good farm land. in a good
state of .eultivatiou and under good forme. Thorp is
water In nearly every field, with limning stream of
water in front of the Barn. 'The balance of the tract
Is well covered with good heavy Timber, such co Chest,
nut Oslo. Poplar, Hickory,. Black Oak, do. The Iw
provements consist of a
'TWO STORY .
BRICK HOUSE., •
" 11 . with basement, SMOKE . HOUSE, &o
Therearo two WELLS of excellent watar at the .door
of the dwelling; a BANK BARN with,double floors
WAGON. SUED, CORN CRIB, Ac., nearly all now and
in excellent condition. There is Pruit of all.kinds,
such as Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Grapes' &o. .
Any.forthor information may be hail by calling ,on
floe subscrlborliving near thei farm, or on Jacob ,Wet
liying in Carlisle.
JOAN WAIKkONII. .•
Jply fl' , 11166=60..
Valuable Town Property at Private
Bale.
y OT opnloining 76 feet front on Loutli
4 or area above mu; by 240 tent In depth to
The bnilldings are three good
.L .1 : 1V o
are on iituihor lA.. and one on
son Alloy. For terms Ao. Apply to
JAOOF kIIINFR. •
April 6,4860. '
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133 de.. by • auk
000'_ 4 0.;,, E ith l4 P16-1-I.St I LII Toolo. No
9
'exporience.neoomir The Presidents, ()ashlers, and
Treasurers of 3 Da nte indorse the circular. Bent free
with eamplee . Ad reie the American Stencil Tool.
'Werke, Elpringtiold, Vermont. •
'• July 27,18811-3 m. •
• Ziohool,Taxes of 180 e.
Puplioate,of School Taxeg for,the.
T"ptesent vcak'lS' 'novels' Zh'e'-hiliAZ or tit&Tea.'•
awes for collection, .16 is - thereforethr duty to ;thus
glvo notice to the Taxable Citizens, of the licirOxlikir of
Oaldisle. . that he will attend at the County ,Court
3ickup032.14 pp? - nouunlet4onone 'OIA4 on !Thursday t the
6ik Dak'of 'Sepiembet• next, ' ''
. .
betwfilartitabinirenf twai n'alcaik, of paid day•lbi the•
'purpose of receivingsaid, Tdnieb,!up to which' tlineOill
persorte paglnif,theirtexes will roeewe,n deduction of
five per cent. .
4 , The Treasurer will receive Taxes in the meantime
khts,dwellinztunbiation 14117 , •
•N Eny,
quly 0; 1800-4 mt
FRANCISOUS'
FRANCISCUS'
EelKm
NOTICE.
JOHN BOLLENBItRGIER, Br
Ahead !: Ahead -!.!
LATEST AND GRANDEST
OPENING OF THE SEASON
AT LEIDICH & MILLER'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
of all tho newest and most desirable styles and quail•
ties of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
suitable for the present and coming season
GRAND DISPLAY OF
DRESS GOODS,
embracing all the latest varieties and styles in the
market.
Plain, Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Fouliard Bilks, Mohair., Poplirxs, Hupp., French Moz
ambiques, Lemma. Real Organdy and Jaconet Lawns
of beautiful designs, Plain and Figured Percales and
Chlntses, Bilk and Mohair Grenadines, Barnes, Black
and Colored Mohair Alpacas, all shades, Mous do
Woes,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
CHALLIES, &0., &0., &o
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT
LEIDIGH & MILLER
is the place to purchase your
DOMESTIC GOODS.
as we hare the largest and best Stock in the County,
and are selling them at
PANIC PRICES,
Mus'lna, Shootings, Pillow Case M mains and Linens,
Tickings Checks, Cotton Pants Stuffs, Linen Drillings,
Linen Coatings, Calicoes, Ginghams, Chaulberry's
Gauge, Flannels, Cotton and Linen Table Diapers, &c.
CALL THIS WAY
for the latest etylee of
PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS
for ladies and children
GRAND DISPLAY OF
all styles Bilk and Cloth Sacks aud Mantles,
Black Lace Points,
Shetland Shawls, all colors,
Grenadines, Bump Shawls,
French Mozambique Shawls
If you aro In want of any kind of
WHITE GOODS,
do not fall to call at
LEIDICH & MILLER'S,
as they have the largest Stock in town of Shirred,
Tucked and Puffed 51uslIns, suitable for Dresses and
Garabaldies, Nainsook Swiss, Camb. and Jaconet Mus
lims, Striped and Figured Brasses and Piquita, &c , etc.
MOURNING GOODS.
Of this class of goods we always have a full line,
such as :'ombazines, Repps, Poplins, Mohairs, Single
and Double width Detainee, Mozamblgues, 8-4 Crape
blarett for Dresses and Shawls, 8-4 Grenadine Darage,
for Dreeses and Shawls, Mohair Lustros, Lawns, Ging
hams, English Crapes, Crape Veils, Gloves of all de
scriptions, Shawls, &c., &c. You will always find •
fall line'of
FUNERAL GOODS,
AT LEIDICH & MILLEN.%
and they pay strict attention to all orders far the same
MEN AND BOYS,
Do not toilet to call for your supply of Cloths and Qui
simeres, Vestings, Linens for Pants and Coats. Hay
ing secured the services of a first class Tailor, we are
prepared to have Clothing made up at very short no
tice.
NOTIONS ! NOTIONS ! !
LEIDICH & MILLER'S
Is the place to btly your
GLOVES,
HOSIERY of all Mulls,
MITTS,
HOOPED SKIRTS,
BALMORA LS,
FRENCH CORSETS
LI,NEN AND
SILK lIANDKERCIIIEFS,
BONNET RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
• BUTTONS, - • •
EMB'D. INSERTINGS
AND EDGINGS,
LACE VEILS,
INFANT WAISTS,
EMB'D. FLOUNC
'NOS, READ NETS, and a thousand other small I area
too numerous to mention.
CARPETS 1 CARPETS 11
ofall grades and doscrlptione, such as
English Tapestry,
Brussels,
Lowell Three Ply
. . . , Extra Sup Ingrain,
• • 'Mug, Listinr,
. .• and tamp,
Striped, •
• . • •• Nholtian
OLOTTIS
of all widths, Confine Mattings White and Checked,
Window Shades, Looking Glasses,
IVO - ta t- 6S
Marseille Quilts and Counterpanes, Nottingham Lace,
Cattalos Tambourd htuelln Curtatne,
Please do not fail to give us an or call,' as we are
determined to keep up our good reputation of
,the best goods, the oheapost geode. , and the largest' a
mount of goods in the *aunty. We always take great
'pleasurcto show onrgoods. , as we can prove the shot
that we stud! , the interest of all our customers. °
• ° • LEIDIOII & MILLER.
Do not forget the'placeand well known stand, on the
Corner, sign Sr thotaarpet Hall. '- • .
4 ! L. &
.7,un0.8; 1861; •• • '
111 Ell
Always in Advance
GRAND OPENIG
Of tho latest Importatione of Branch, German, English
and Italian Drees Goods and Bummer Wear of every.
description.
W. C. SAWYER, & CO.,
bave again taken advantage of the very
LATE DECLINE IN PRICES,
to fill their Spacious Store Room (East Main St., two
doors below Baxtons Hardware Store,) with an enor
mous Stock of Seasonable
Dry Goods, Carpet and Honae-Furnish-
bought for CASH from the longest importing Houses
of New York and Philadelphia.
All the varieties and colors of Silks. Splendid •inal•
Ries of Gros Grain BlaCk Silks for Dresses and Basques,
French Worsted Goode and Grenadines,
CARPETS, CURTAIN MATERT
.from A. T. Stewart, & Co. English Lento's, Lawne,
Percales, Molutirs Barred, Stripped and Plain, and
Hosiery of all kinds from Arnold, Constable, & Co.
All !duke of domestic goods
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and White Goode, of every class from 11. B. Clotlin, &
Co., New York.
Very select stylaa and varieties of
Dress Goods
and general wear from Jamee Kent, & Co., Joe. Relgel,
& Co., Johnee, Perry, & Co., Philadelphia.
We carefully examine both markets and customers,
will find on our counte•e a larger, more varied and
cheaper stock of goods than in any Store West of the
great cities. Every body Is invited to examine our
Stock—all kinds of
Mourning and Funeral Goods.
We give spooled attention to this branch of our trade
Ladles are Invited to examine our beautiful styles
of
Silk and French Cloth
SACKS AND BASQUES,
beautiful shades of French Olathe for Backe and But
tons, ornaments &c., to match.
W. C. SAWYER, & CO
Would ask the attention to their very choice etock.of
French, Scotch and American
Cassimeres, Cloths,
Spanish Lluons for Coating's, Russian Linens for Pan-
Inge, &c. We got up Sults at abort notice by the best
Tailors In town.
W. C. SAWYER, & CO
House furnishing department, is the largest and
moat complete In the valley, containing Scotch and
Engllah
..
BRUSSELS,
all the grades of the Lowell & Hartford Mills, Hemp
and Hag
CL.3EI.3P'MHTISI,
Oil Moths, Mattings, Shades, Rugs, he
W. O. SAWYER, & CO
have a large assortment of. Ilostom Gloves; Parasols,
Bun Umbrellas,' Corsets, &o. Bradley',' unequalled
•Trldo of the World"
And Linen
ELIPTIO HOOP SHIRTS,
and all other bait makes kept by , uic.• Lace,. Mitts,
, Dress Tammings, Ribbons and In hist every thing
ibund In a wide awake en erprising Stoce,,determined
to do a large trade foi the benefit of the. 'immunity
as well as for themee lyee .
•
EveryAiodyloh and Poor. Old and Tonna', Spurn
and'graat aro vary cordially invited to our ; • , , •
, . .
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM;
alien we mill take g k eet pleasure In elioilng gni , we ll
as selllog our , seeds, we aflll goalie additions of deal
sable goods as tigesiegiSon .idvancea. • ,
.
w. O. aVirrEl4 * 00.
M I T,P , PPP. • ".
111111.
=I
ing Goods,
AL S, &c.,
El
AMERICAN ORGANS:.
(Prom "Godey'e iadi;s' Book" February,
1866.)
REED ORGANS, 63
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T HEfollowing rerriarks — and sugges
tions relative to this Immensely popular Instru
ment will doubtless luteresf and profit very many of
our reader!, we commend the article to their careful
perucal:—
A hundred and one makers of Organs, Cottage, Par
lor, Cabinet, American, Bot.ool Organs, eto ett - , — Afe
each claim' .g to make thlt best instrument In the
world. • Being comparativuly a new instrument as at
present constructed, we aro convinced the public are
Much less capable of judging of its molts, or demerits,
than of moat other Instrumen.a. ,If there Is really an
te.Bential difference in them, if there assume excel
lent and some worthless ones, the public 'Menlo have
'some criterion for judging of them. home facts which
will enlighten them. We cheerfully, oncede the space
for thisprticle knowing that, there is hardly a family'',
or church, or school in all the land, but is more or Nati
interested in his topic. We are 'also aware Of be
ing a great misfortune, a real calamity. to any of them
to pttrchae an interior or worthless Organ, ruinous to
good pitying, and often a source of much annoyance
and •exation. We know this' article to emanate from
a candid and intelligent source, and thus wo give it to
our readers.
The question is often asked, what are ''reed organs 1"
We adswer, they are, in most cases, nothing in the
world but the old melodeon in disguise. Many of the
so-called organs have the same bellows, the same reeds,
and the earn g neral interne. arrangement. With the
bellows turned one ge to gain room, they have simply
put on a more pretentious exterior and a more high
sounding name. But an organ, to be In reality an or
gan, must have a wind chest or reservoir for air sepa
rate from the bellows; Into which wild-chest the reeds
open, and the tone has room to expand and perfect it
self into the full `round tone. similar to the flute or pipe
organ, eve..,,smooth, firm, and mellow ; and this tone
force reeds eibnot be obtained in any other way known.
N thing so annoys a true organist as to have the vol.
Ma donned swelling and jerking spasmodically with
e cry variation of force on the bellows,
which is alwaye
tl e ea 14 • where the reeds open direct Into the heliewe
Co air passages, instead of a wind chest oz sound box.
area yet some makers even goes far as to claim this
spasmodic or automatic jerking of the bellows on the
media as an excellence, just as though they did not
know that it must very sosil\throw the reeds out of
tune, and injure tlie bellows; andas though It were
not an easier matter to obtain a sauce better and mere
easily manage , Ewell by other methods. The truth
is, any organ, an called, or melodeon which has the
wind acting directly upon the reeds, is nothing morn
nor less than a huge eecordeou, dress it up se you may.
And when organists and true musicians become awa
of the fact that they can obtain those that ere organs
in fact as well as in name, they will buy so more co the
ohjectionab:e ones. Then again the swel4 should al
ways be separate and distinct from the bellows, so as
not to be acted on by the band, of soft blowing, but
convenient so That the player can nee it with the knee,
s. partite from the hands or feet, and thus always un
der easy control, to be used ad libitum.
The largo divided bellows, or double bellows, is also
a very important immovement. By this means not
only can the wind bo supplied more evenly, but with
far greater ease to the performer, from the fact that
either bellows alone will be aunt lent for the lighter
melodies, thug permitting the player to change about
and rest the feet at will ; then, If the bellows la of
the requisite large size, aria 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
quelitles in the world cannot produce a good toned in•
strutuent. The inquiry nose very naturally arises,
where can the organ ne procured combining all these
anaemial and d. cable qualities ? There 1 only one
possessing all these points, and f bads the AM bIiICAN
Una AN, made by 8 IL et 11. N. Szfizti. of host. 15,
SIDEhIA OTT Wholesale Agent, 581 hr adwoy. New
York. These organs hove a wind-chest extending the
whole length of the I.trument and so coustructed as
to act at the some time as a revel beritlng sound-box
or board. and.having the same import. t rel..tion and
port to pet term that the r.ounitri g-hoaro has to the
piano. This testate the makers have patented, and
to It are owing in a greet niffacuPe Oh entrrery ut.e.
quailed fullness and rich es.: .1' tone so highly prized
by all who have used these organs They also have
the largest and best (livid" boll 'vein use, which is
another Important feature. N.. part of their work is
slighted, no expense or pains spar. d to tricks the A
mcrlcan Organs perloet nru-leally. as sell as mechan
ically. and jud_l es from t 1... 01 Ilium at
present they hid fair to long maintain the proud posi
tion they have w.m by cheerier merit alone A.
would most heartily adh I •13 a.l it.terested to awl upon
or address Ma. IokALIA OTT, the to holesale Agent at
581 Broadway, New Yolk, and .111 , assure them he .111,
In the most gentleman.) end truthful mann. r, import
to them a 1 the In foi elation 11.. y um, desire relative
to this truly delightful inctrualout.
MUSIC TEACHERS
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The subscr.ber is fully prepared , r 1 iurnfsh Sheet
Mush., Strings, Nlualcal town cents, and Music Books
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/rders punctually and nithfully attended to.
Address all orders
IZEI
BOARDMAN, GRAY & CO
PIANO-FORTES,
Wholesale agency. The subscriber, late a member
of this well known firm has established a wholesale
agency, 1,81 Broadway, New York City, where be will
be ',leased to receive the orders of MO friends and the
public, and especially to hear from those who have so
liberally bestowed their patronage on the firm hereto
fore. Ile will supply these superior instruments to
the trade Wholesale and Itstail, at the very Lowest
Prices, made with the insulated Iron Kim and Frame
(cast in one Build plate). They excel all others in
rabiliry superiority of tone, and elegance of external
appearance.
All these Pianos have overstrung Scales, giving in
connection with the pato, t Iron aim and frame, Full
Round, Powerlul, and Sweet Mellow Tones. The Cases
are o ogant in apporranee. and easily and safely han•
died. Warranter to prove satisfactory, or the money
returned. Address all orders to
SIBERIA OTT,
881 Broadway Now York
S. D. & H. W. SMITH'S
AMERICAN ORGANS
TUE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL
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TAE
AMERICAN ORGAN
Makes limo attractive, retinae. and elevates the minds
of all, beautiful In eppoatance and effects.
SIABRIA OTT,
681 Broadway, Now York,
WHOLESALE AGENT
The [milieus° popularity of these Organs. and their
superior Musical Powers, Is .ast bringing them before
the public, as the Instrument so lon_ desired in A
MERICAN 1104E8. And although the cost price is
but a trifle over the NI olodeon yet the musical advan
tages, beauty of tout, and quickness of touch end ao•
Um aro ao.farsuparlor. that they are fast suPerceding
the Melodeon andibe call Is now almost exclusively tbr
the
AMERICAN ' ORGANS
It Is adapted to any Music from the quickest and most
lively, to the heavy tone 01 the Church Organ. And
aimed universally they are preferred' to the Piano, by
persons who'haVe them, yet costing less than half,and
only taking a small ateoutit of room.' . .
Bend for descriptive circulars givitigfull particuarii
and prices.
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discounts to the trade aneXescheri. Address eli
.ders t • . • .
T,
Wbnlett& Agent,
681 BrgitdwAy, Now York
niaroti 800866—i7
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