Moro thrift in a "nimble sixpence than In a slow BIM- This day we arc furniething another now OroCory and Queensware store in tide county, with an entire stack of fresh goods. We are this day receiving a largo invoice of Syrups of every grade. Meryl few barrels of fine vinegar. • _ • Wm. BLArft & Son, "South End" Carlisle, P. S.— fl hare in store the largest stock of very Sae Teas ever of•red in Carlisle. FARMERS.:--For sale twenty acres of good chestnut timber, within one half mile of Mt. folly. A rare chance. Gall soon on A. IL BLAIR. Aug. 31, 1866- 31 Those in want of cheap Lumber call at the yard of Cheapest Pine Shingles in the country at the yard of A Pedlar Vagon for sale cheap, this wagon can he Used for difThrent other purposes. Inquire at IL It. dathoson, Old Stand. July 6,1860-3 m Nom:E.—MI orders for Coal and Lumber, can he log at Martin A Gardner's, Horn's, and Faller's Groceries, unit at Creamer's Jewelry Store, Whiell it in be promptly attended to, and at Ow lllNVelit prices. DELANCY 3 SIIIIOM. THE MOON'S VOLCANOES aro engaging Ow allow li e n of asttonotnerH, but the world of Beauty and Fashion is less interested iu liantan discoveries than in the great question of Tarvtin,/ the lipids that linvo been whitened by ago or skknetro a glorious a( Id or brown huo. Nobody nosy is'such A LUNATIC, tm not to admit that the Knout and most harmless hair lll= CIIRISTARADO'S 'HAIR DTI. ahiel uourislitss the fibres ns well as uhanges their hue. Mamthtetnrol by d. CRISTADOIIO, G Astor Ibmw, N e w Vork. Sold by Druggiets. Applied by lin Ihdr Dres- Aug. aO, 1R66.-1m PERMAM ENT AND WI DE.SPREAD SUCCESS IS THE BEST EVIDENCE (Jr THE GOODNESS OF BRAN DRETIVS PILLS--They should be in every family, ready for use on the first symtoms of disease occur ring. This method will often save life. Remember, he Cholera must be treated as a Poison and yams safety demands it should be got rid of with nut delay. Colds, rheumatism, asthma, pleurisy, diarrhoca, cones, In Piet, all sickness Is the consequence of active impurities in the blood. These being removed the health is etstored at ones. Observe my name In the Government stamp in white letters. Sold by Druggist, Aug. Dit. TOBIAS' VENETIAN LINIMENT. A N INSTANTANEOUS :REMEDY fiyolt CHRONIC! rhouniatimu. headache, tooth nob, croup, colic, quinsy, .ogre throat and pains in any part of the body. Remember, this arti”le Is a sucees, an experiment; for 11 1 years it has been tested. No medicine ever had touch to reputation its this, silently it liar worked its way inefoee' the public, and all aro loud in its praise. "Chronic rheumatism." Thousands who laid for woolts on a bed of agony,and never walked without the aid of crutehos, with this complaint, can testify to the magical effects of (hi:, liniment. They aro run ed and proclai ni its virtues throughout the land. Remember relief is certain, and a positive cut o is sure to follow. Headache of all kinds we warrant to cure Putrid sore throat, quiusy. and diphtheria are robbed of their terrors by a timely use of the Venetian Lini !neut. It has Saved hundreds the past Ho ee m.nnths. Price, 40 and Si) op ills a bottle. ()thee, !Pi Co roan tit street, New York. Sold by all druggists. Aug.:lo Bargains Offered SELLING AT AND BELOW COST The tinder,•igned intending to change his IntsinCSH, of fer, to the citizens and vicinity, and tio• generally his entire Block of CLOTIIING ANT) (I ENTS vuRNIsirTN(I (mons, Consisting of Sunimor, Fail and IVinter Goods of all descriptions, sot Over coats, Coats, Pants, Visit, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Knit Jackets, Valises, Hats, S, art's, In short, the -11- entire stock of Clothing and Genti, Furnishing (101/118 ai unit below (bot. Itare itelavemeath are 011 :•,1 to all Cioll,llll` anti !111 It ty•t Bargain, at the ti te,d //tams .V,itivald be ta.• en lbs.,. Zilzo r and Kirll;<, .VOl . lll Ila n , ,Sin , Cu rl The entire Owl: will ,u tathl betwow this awl the Ist MEEM .Inly 27, 1 sSti.--nln An Effectual Worm Medicine Brown's Vcrmilugo Comfits, Olt Wo1011.0?{INGLS MIICII ktli,B,lllol , miptcfliy, tcith children and adults, utlrihuted to other calicos, is 01,1- 5i.111 . 11 %North.. Thf...VERMIFTIIE although elle , !nal in destroying w . ornis, tin , 11/ 110 po , siLle injury h , tic. most didi , ate child. This 11:1, 14,11 sill•Crtsfillly 11..11 Lp phly,friallS,llll , l 1i , h111.1 h. )10 Nitre and stirs in eradicating worms, so hurtful to children. CUILDREN lIAVI NO WORSIB 1 . 4.4111fre iffilllediat 0 atten tion. as neglect of the trouble lieu canse prolunged MIME SYMPTOMB of , WORMS IN CiirtnnEN are often overlook eel Worms in the stomach and 6c,cccl anus irritation, n kit l rnu It recurred only by the MOe of a sore reme dy. The combination of ingredients inns] in making Brown's Ciisips - is slits as to ;;ice the list possible effect with safety. et., BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold by all Dealers in Medielnes, at 25 rte. a box. 3lay 25, 1860-Iy. ' REASONS WHY THE AMERICAN WATCHES, Made at WALTHAM, MSS IS THE BEST. TT is made on the best principle. Its frame is composed of SOLID PLATES. No jar con interfere with the harmony of Its working and no sud den shock can damage its machinery. Every piece is made and finished by machinery (itself famous for its novelty, as well as for its effectiveness) and is there fore properly made. The watch is what all mechanism should be—ACCURATE, SI,MPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except some' high grades, too cost1:1 for general use, foreign watches are chiefly made by women and boys. Such watches are composed of sev eral hundred pieces, screwed and rlvited together, and require constant repairs to keep them in any kind of order. All persons who have carried "ancres," "hipline" and "English Pallent Levers," aro perfectly well aware of the truth of this statement. At the beginning of our enterprise, more than ten years ago, It was our first object to make a thoroughly good low priced watch for the million to take the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of foreign Mc tories—Wlthh were entirely unsaleable at home aud perfectly worthless everywhere. How well we have accomplished this may bo under stood from the fact, that after so many years of public trial, wo now make MORE THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and that no others have ever given such universal satisfaction. While this department of our business to continued with Increased facilities for perfect work, we ire at pre sent engaged in the manufacture of watches of the very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselves, and unsurpassed by anything made in the world, For this purpose wo have the amplest facilities. We have erected an addition to our 'main buildings ex pressly for this branch of our business,itud have fill ed it with the, boot workmen in our service. Now Ma chines and appliances have .boon constructed, which perform their work with consummate delicacy and ex actness. The choicest and most approved matoriale only are used and we challenge comparison' between this grade of our work and the finest Imported chro nometers. We do not pretend to sail our watches for fess money than foreign watcheri, but we do assert with- Out fear of contradiction that for the same money our product is incomparably superior. All our watches, of whatever grade, aro fully warranted and this war route° Is good at all times against us& our agents in all pule of tho world, public aro cautioned to buy only of respeefilble dealers. All persons selling counter felts will be.prosecuted. ROBBINS 44 APPLETON, Agenteler the American Watch Company, 182 Broadway, N. Y August 2; 1866, lut •• HE subscribers :have' on hand and for sale at thatr eatitblii/lunent on _Pitt at., arliele, a lot of now Top Buggies, Trotting Buggies, Carriages, and second baud Top Buggies nod Carriages, which they odor at reasonable rats.e , P. k N. BTIBBIt. August 10, 1800--trt Whiskers! Whiskers 11 Dr, D. 0. MoNviz , Carrolta; the greatest stimulator in tho world, will forco Whiskers or Mustaches to grow on the smoothest 'face or chin; never known. to fail; sample for trial sent free to any one desirous Of tooting RS merits. Address, Roma 00.,78 Nassau Bt., N.l'. JUno.2o,lBoo.—am . FMPLOYMENT Felt BOTkl. SEX - - ES.--Disabled and4ntnrned soldiers, 'lvldd,lys amForphans of slain solders, and the unemployed of both sexes generally, In want of respectable and pron tabl 0 employment, incurring no risk, can procure such by enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, for partic ulars, to .e. P.JOLIN M. DAONALL, Box 153, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Jan. 25, 1866. ITCH I ITCH' I ITCH SCRATCH ! SCRATCH J. —SCRATCH I • WHEATON'S OINTMENT Will Cure the Itch in 48 Hours. ALSO cures SALT RHEUM, CERS. CHILBLAINS, and at ERUPTIONS OF TUE SKIN. Price 60 cents. For salo by all druggists. By sending 00 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Solo Agents, 170 Washington street. Boston, it will be for warded by mall, tree of postage, to any part of the United States. . June 8, 1360. A. 11. BLAIR'S iitnnsiinia;tr. Catarrh, Snuff, is n more curo for that bothernomn <Molise, eitarrh. Jan 12, 1866-Iy. A. 11. IlLtvitt's Sc❑ advm•tisemont of Sir JAIIICS Clarks's .000)r:tied Penisls Pills. Jan. 12, 1860-Iy. SPECK—CREAM the 22d lost., by Bev. S. P. Sprecher, John Speck, of Carlisle, to Liv.zie Creamer, of Cleversimm Pa. M ILLER—N A Llti LE.---.On the 23d inst., by the same, Joseph C. Miller, to Mary Jane Naugle, both of Cum berland Co., l'a, ILLEII—WIILIIIIIItT.—On the 20th inst., by tho S3lllO, 'W in. Miller, of Cumberland to., to I.:11.1.111,0th obbort, of Mechanicsburg, Ps. FINK FN 111 NI) :It—STA II L. On the 14th inst., the Mechanicsburg. by Rev—John Ault, bit. Menlo] }intone hi velar to Miss Relenc , .\7ahl, both of Hopewell Twp., Cumberland Co. STARE—HOOPES. t n tho 234 inst., by tho same. Mr - . Ili:Mime SW°, to Mitts Jane Ifoopus, both of Upper A lien Twp., Cumberland Co. PARSON—On tho 22A1 August, of Typhoid Fever, Jaffa) P. Parsons, of this Borough, aged 17 years CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. Cmlisle, August 30, 1800. 12 00 7 00 4 75 2 70 2 00 Ftitutly Flour Superfine d 0...,. do itY Wit 1:11.1 WHEAT. REP CORN , - .... OATS CLO P ERS it TI MOT if VS It 10) GENERAL PRO B. Bit:ANDREU' MEE I kill) 'CAI r.l? II Sr . Al ' , masse AN, BACOS M4:4 LETTERS REMAINING lIVIATMED in o roo Office at State of Pennzll- Ilia, the 30111 orAngust, 1 tic(3. Ptiblislit•il lc ()Mei a I authority in the pa ,r having the largest circulation. TleTo obtain any of these letter ,, , the abplicant. Inust, call for << miverltsrd Id lens," give the date er the li t and pay two Cents for advertising. If Bot railed for within ,»o , mouth, they viii ho sent to the Poid Letter Oftirc. GEO. '/,INN, I'. M. Lantern Annie 1,01.111, Mary Moore 11 tn. C . .. 01: George A. Iliant!. Mary NI, 1111. Elwaiii J. S. Carroll A. F. tltIls) Norri, Janie. (Di. I:. Col.) Clifton flurry Nordin Enders li CoorveNrovlin k I'lminas Nogle F I'. Clem Calliarino l'roctot .100. M. lierlerey Ito.. Dr. T. F. Porter llorace Doi, I , ,tltor Ryder Adam Fisher William M. Slutinloaligli Jim. Frost Dolly Stephens hiloit. If. (l. Filmleriche llannali Sogars Catharine Gilison Henry Shot li Illizal,oth Groen .lone Stvit,4gPrl Itobermi Ilviininan Abraham 'l'liarland Ann is. 11111441111 , `11rY 'rat, Judith I'. Ilyrshoy .1,4,.1.11 Vanaslon Batt. N. 11,inp Jompli Weimer .loreidi Kt•ofaii. or Frt.d.o ol: \V illcolgllll3 Janie, 11, Ii.• 11 Charlotte Rood Philip 11. A nild T“sitth II,331,•11 $t 1.1,11191 110 I - EN' to cut 3000 (lords of Wood near oi NI on Main Creek, for w bkh rash Neill be pal,t Apply'soonit, Mr. Sinus,n Fisk, Agent, Montd. Springs. Aug"; 31, IFf,t' 2t JULIUS NEUWAIII E subscriber having secured S. N. Diven's Saw Mill.. it Mountain Crook, prisons sloe gi vun lietoher Ist, will now receive orders through his Agent, Mr. Simeon Fisk. at Mount Holly Springs, for all kinds of Lumber to re got rut ns soon ns can b o after the Ir,t of October. Ilaclog n large tract of Timber land, I am desirous to supply the demands of the cnontry—it Ix coutem. plated putting cn a Portable Steam Saw Mill the mote eadily to Meet puldle wants. I hope In be able to ant lily all who else low their patronage that I can get out :is gooil lumber and at as P•s . priers Its any other dealers in the community. . . =MEM= CARPET 1.V(7,C, CAI?PEr No S. Tour attention is invited to my, large and elegant htock of lir usFel a, Throe-Ply a-11,1 Ingrain CA It PETI S. of Ihp boot makes and newest designs Also, Wool Dutph. CottAgP, lAA and !trig CA Oil Cloths Window Shades. ole ,—will be sold low—Wholosnje and itotail, for Cash No. I 7 South Seemed Street, above Cl'stnut Ph.ll, Aug, :11 1860-31 n THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE RIENer OF AN INCA LID. Published for the loonefil nud in in CAUTION TO YOUNO MHN ;Old ,there, rein , satin from Nervous De ility, , Premature 01,1 y of fie., supplying at till. Sala(' Hann. THE MEAN:i Olt 'SELF ITRE. Sty one who Janet tared hinmelf after undergoing, considerable quack ery. Sty eneliiiiiing in 'postpaid aildreksed envelope, single copies, free of charge, may he had or the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es q ., Brboklyn Kings Co., N.Y. Jan. 26 r 1666-Iy. Extra Bounty ! Extra Bounty ! ! lAM prepared to collect the additional Bounty duo Soldiers under the late uct, of Cow gross ; promptly ioul speedily ; Soldiers will find It to their advantage to either call In perron, write or send discharge to inn; My charee in each MO in Five dol lars, no chnrge until bounty is collected; Satisfactory references will In all cases be elven. JAMES M. SELLERS, No. 204 South 4th St. Philadelphia. Aug. 30, 1866.—1 t Valuable Farms at Public Sale No. 1. A Farm of 93 ages in Upper Allen Twit., Cumberland County,glib, 3 tulles south of Mechanicsburg on the road leading rrom Lisburn to Carlisle, having thereon erected a large Brick House, 4 I ; BANK BARN, water at house and barn by load pipes, and running stream through tlio farm, Limo Kilns Load Quarry and all necessary out•bulldings and choice fruit, wood ttm b. and good fencin,c the land Is limestone and in a state of high cultivation. No. 2. A tract of land 62 acres in Mona gnu Twp., York County, Pa., on the York road leading from Mechanicsburg to York, noar Siddonsburg out-bulldlnga Fruit, 8 acres of timber, Tenant Homo good forms, tub land 14 Iron atone and In good 'coati 'ration. Salo to cOnIMOXICO at ono o'cloolt, whoa tonna of sato 17111 bo mado 11.1101Y13 by Aug. 31, laco—te EXECUTOR'S SALE.—In pursu arm of thelast will and Teetamont of Christian Froot late of Green township, Franklin Co., dee'd, I will of fer at Public Salo, on the premises, on Panda,' Septem ber 201 A 1800; the following described Real Estate of decetiont4o wit: Purp4t. Ist. Being the MANSION FARM or decede n t, situate in Croon township, adjoining lands of Jacob Harkleroad, D4lll'lo. Gehr, John Monu, Christian Froy and the Conocochaague Crook, containing 103 ACRES and 'lOl PERCHES, neat.vwith a Brick and Stone DWELLING HOUSE, Stone and Frame Bank Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed, Smoke House, Spring House; and all other nocessaryAuthuildings attaLlied to the premises. There is also, It never-failing Spring near the House, and the land is so located that stock could have free access to the water from all the - fields. ,There is also a very superior ORCHARD of fruit, umbrae lug tho finest varieties of both Apples and Peaches. Thie land has a limestone base, mixed with sand. There aro four Grist tulle In tho immediate vicinity_of, this feral: • . Purport 2, situate,also in Greon township, adjoining hinds of Jacob Garver, A. P. Oyler, W. L. Chao:there and °there containing about 68 AtHtES, with a Brick DWELLING .110USII, a now Stone and Th ula E t „ n k Darn, with a young Apple Orchard. This is Litnostono Iknd and Ina good state of cultivation. Purport 3." Being. a tract of MOUNTAIN LAND, for merly owned by John Slob:liter, situate also In Groan township, containing about 20 ACRES. Thle will bo sold In 4 tracts and will bo offered with the farms if desired, in accordance with the rogulremonte of the will. It will oleo be offered separately if not sold with. the farms. Stile to eommenco at 11. o'clock, when the terms will be made known, Persons wishing to view the premitiei previous to day of sale will pleaso call on the - undersigned. Aug. 811866-Bt. . 301111 I.l.ollll,Ther. Blitrriagez. =MO gicaqs. gi adds. UCE MARKET A lig u st IMM. y fr m Bentz Corrected 11"n•&l, ItACON SIDES, 19 v 11 1 111•1 1 H BEANS, I 75 19 PARED Pl.:A(111.0i, 25 110 UNPABE PE LI D AC ES IS 9-10 1)111E1) APPLES, 100 30 It AllS, , l'.: ; 22 WANTED. I.xixixilaeio., On Saturday, September 29, 1866 NEW FRAME HOUSE, And Bank Barn, CHRISTIAN ZOOK HOOP SKIRTS, - '628 1101 1 .1.C1N , S OWN : MAKE," .11tw Full SOW ! 628 A RE in eva4y i:aspeat -first 'blase, and embrace a complete, assortment fbr Ladles, Aliases, and" Children, of the Newest Styles, every Length and sizes of Waist. ^ OUR SKIRTS, wherever known, are more waiver. sally rortmAn than any others befor&l the They retain their Shape bettor, are lighter, more elas• tie, mere durable, and really Omega, than any (thee Hoop Skirt in tho market. The springs and, fasten. logs aro - . warranted perfect. EVERY LADY shonld Tar Tutu I They aro now being extensively Sold by Msn. (larms, throughout the Country; and at WHOLE SALE & RETAIL, at Manufactory and Salee Room No. OS ARCH Stroet,,below 7th., PHILAIYA, Ask for 110PR.IN'S " ovim maim "—buy no other OAUTION,—Mono genuine unitise Stamped on each Rid ilopltin's limp Skirt Manufactory, Phila delphia." Also, Constantly on hand full lino of Now York made made Skirts, at very low prices. TERMS NEP CASH. ONII PRIOR ONLY. Aug. 17, 18011.—.1m FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. offer at private sale, or will exchange k form gond farm, that valuable Tavern Stand Pro. party, situate on the corner of North Hanover and Lowlier streets, in the Borough of Carlisle. The lot contains 00 foot In front and 210 foot In depth, and has thereon orertod a largo STONE "[OUSE, Extensive Stabling, i-tk3• Sheds and other Outbuildings If not disposed of by October lot, it will be for rent for the ensuingyear. I have also for sale a VALUABLE FAR.,II, In North Middleton Township. two mites north of Car hobo, containing 40 acre:, of which arc naturairadow. the Improve monk area 61, NEW BANK BARN, PLASTERED HOUSE, and out.buildingS. TIC° indisputable. For tonna and further partieu. bus apply to Aug. 31, 1806-fit Highly Improved Farm at Private Sale. QITUATE near the village of Lisburn, Cumberland County, 6 miles from Mechanics .burg, and 7 miles from Harrisburg, containing 108 acres, all cleared but about 6 which are covered with good timber. The improvements ore all new and very superior consisting of a large Brick Mansion House, 41* • • c. 0 Brick Bank Barn, BRICK SMOKE HOUSE, Rohe House and Spring house, Lar g e Wagon Shod, and other convenient out-build ings, a stream of running water near the house and abundance of Fruit of all kinds consisting of Apples, Peaches. Pears, Grapes. kg. The farm is beautifully situated on the bank of the "Yellow lir:ieches' Creak, the the highest possible stole of cultivation, ekmsisting of a mixture of Limestone and creek bottom land. and nearly all under post and rail fence, and an ahundant supply of torn , t trees growing. A. L. SPONSLER, Real Estate Agent. Aug. 31, 1866 A Valpable Limestone Farm at Public Sale. (hi Tuesday, October 2; 1866. Frl-I I subscriber will sell on the prem.. Bios, in Monroe township, Cumberland County, it,., one mile west of Churchtown, ono and a half miles oast of the Bolling Springs A tract of land containing 78 .1 ('IL'L'S and 27 ./'IIC/TES, in a good ~t ato e vAt loljoining land of John Lutz, 61lIlluel Diller, - Abraham Sollenharger, John Kauffman, I)au el Diller, Chribtian Richwine anti Ct Niesley. Having thereon a DWELLING HOUSE, WASH HOUSE, also a new two-Wry Tenant House, and a largo BANK BARN, Wagon Shed and Corn Cribs, Ilog Pen, also a never falling stream of water In front of thin Barn two never Wing springs of water In front of the House, and a good Spring House, also a good young APPLE ORC AI? D At the came time it tract of Mountain Land gtuated Franklin To p, York County, containing 28 acres ni On perches Fate to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M , when tertna will made known by Aug 31, Valuable Real Estate at Public Sale. I) Y order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland County I will sell on the premises I= Ore Priday, September 21, 1866 lu o'olork in the forenoon, that productive farm ply ownod hr John Brown, doe'd., idtuated In ISM n Twp , 4 toilet: north of Neorlllo, op the road to übling slap. containing '27 ACRES and 27 PERCHES, 80 acres of which art Woodland and 20 arros of first rate Meadow land. The improvements are a T Y LOG . I AND .nv u' ft v, • Weather hoarded house, El= FINEBANKB AR X, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, ]log Pon, dee. Thorn Is also on On (arm a good TENANT HOUSE, with stabling and other necessary out'buildinge. There are two never failing wells. running water and a fine young orchard on the farm rendering It a very desirable property. TERMS OE SALE.—Ten`per rent of the purchase mum y to be paid when the property is stricken off the balance of ono third on the confirmation of the sale by the l'uurt ; one third ou April let, 1807, when deed and possession will be given, and the remainder in two equal annual payments with interest from April let, 1867. The purchaser to pay all taxes for the year 1807. At the option of the purchaser end upon his giving a mortgage therelbr the dower of Mm. Catharine Brown, can remain in the property during her life. EORO E 11. CR AIU 11 RAD, Guardian of Minor children of August .2.1, I 566-st. N. U. Brown, deed. Two Valuable Farms at Private Sale. THE subscribers offers at private Sale the following described valuable real estate. No. 1. is 11. Highly Cultivated Farm, containing 212 acres, In Silver Spring township, on the Conothigulnot Creek, about two miles from New li ingStOti SWUM] on thoCuroborland Va d 411, miles north of Mechanicsburg, adjoining lands of Abram Adam's heirs, Michael Crider and others. The improvements are a first rate two-story • BRICK HOUSE, 4';:e , 41[1],:;:: GOOD BANK BARN, TLLIL-'''.?s - -2...."z:`" , i Wagon Sheds, Corn Cribs, and all oth er out-buildings. Two good orchards.(one of which is young and thriving) containing choice. fruit of all va riotics. . . About 140 acres of the land le cleared and in a high state of cultivation, lying in a loop of the crook, the soil is well known to be of the very beet quality. That part of the farm not under cultivation Is covered with thriving timber. This farm is well calculatedto be divided into two good farms. No. 2. is a Limestone Farm, situated in Sliddlesex township, near lloovei's iifill, containing 124 acres and in in every respect a first class farm. For terms and other particulars apply to tho sub scriber, residing near farm No. I. or by letter address• ed to New Kingston, I'. 0 Augunt 24, 1806-5 t Tincraclay, Sepionter 20, 1866. THE undersigned will expose to pub lic sale, out& promisoP, in West Ponnaborough I.wp., Cumberland County, 7 miles west of onion°, on the public road leading from Mt. Rock to Plainfield, and about one-half mile" from the Depot at Altdrton, the following deem ibed valuable real estate, viz: • A „First Rate Limestone Farm, Mang tho Mansion Farm of tba late Wm. G. Davidson, Esq,, boundod by Josoph Trap, George and lienjamin McMahan, Goo. G. Davidson and others, containing 195 AOIIES AND 131 PEEOIIES, This lan I is all cleared and under good cultivation, .except about 2.0 Acres of 000 D WOODLAND. The tai provoments are a good.two-atory Wit , ' DWELLING HOUSE, 111 BANK BARN • • Tenant Ileuee;Wagii-Shed. and Corn Cribs; Wash — llouse' rlog Pen and all necessary im• provements, with 'Fruit Trees, &o. There i.e a first rate Wolf of Water near the house. Tho Mount. neck Spring rune through the Ursa and near to the , dwell ing house, anti there is an abundance or first-rate Lw cast growing in the promisee. - • The farm will be divided into two parts of 62 acres, - Op perches; being the west cud, and 145 acres. 71 percher, with the Improvomonte, and, will be sold • in such parte or altogether as Will bring the best price; A; perfect title will be given to the purchaser. 'Per-, sone wishing to view the property can do feihrcrtlling on Anthony Shambaugh, on the promises, or either of the subscribers, residing in the same township. Sale to commence at 'Li o'clock, A. M., on said 'day. when attendance will be given and torrasmado known ROEEET MeHEIMAN. • Executor of Ann Any Won; deo'd. • ' GEO. G. DANIEBON, Att'y. In factler tho defines of Wm. Davidson, doo'di Augustl.7,l.Boo. 176 ACRES OF LAND, JOHN A. lIUMRICII, Carliglo, Pli. I= SARAH ANN DILLER, Executrix of Leonard Diller, dee'd JORN SOLIDER PUBLIC SALE. ~~ tif,o, Great Educational Inducements A .First Clxss:23zisiness College at Car- lisle, Pa , . THIS instittition , is now entering upon its third year in its present location ; during which time it has received a liberal home support,and Alec) an encouraging share of patronage from six differ ent States of the Union. Wo foal encolliliged from the result of past efforts and shall spare no pains or ex pence in building up an institution second to none In the country.. . Education adapted to ill,the Farmer, the Mechan ic, the Artisan, the Business or Professional men. . YOUNG BEN of limited education. YOUNG 111.13 N well educated in other resits. but deficient in the branches In ;ht in a Bret ChM Business College ; YOUNG MEN of limited means, who would possess the best requisite' to eminence and distinction. YOUNG MEN who aro desirous of receiving the greatest amount of useful information at the least comparative expense are invited to investigate the peculiar merits of our Model System of practical training and eminently popular course of Study. BRANCHES TAUGHT Single and Double Entry Book-keeping, in its vari ous,forms and applications, including General Whole sale and Rota(' Business, Forwarding, Commission, East ange. Jobbing a d Importing, Railroading, Steam boating, Banking. Partnorship .Settl moots, Business Calculations, Mercantilo Law, Corr pondeneo, Practical and and Or namental, Penmansh , Phonography, English Gram mar, Composition, Tel graphing, &o. Studentkenntei.-./4-nntr. dtpi- None hurCom etax.4 - trusters employed, and a sufficient number to insnr instruction to all. 46p- Send for a rcular giving full particulars. Address A. M. TRIMMER, August, 17, 18 . Carlisle, Pa. FOR SALE ! 1,100 BUSHELS OF RED AND WHITE SEED WHEAT, z-ar= - 1 Change your Seed Wheat, Red C half Mediterranean SEED •WHEAT. Free from Rust and Weevil, Canada White and New Jersey Silver Straw White Seed Wheat This Red and White Seed Wheat is Rained from im ported Seed Wheat from one to eight years, and proves, to be the Bust Wheat yet Raised. FOR SALE AT DEITZ'S WAREHOUSE', CIIAMBERSBURO,. PA At Five Dollars per Bushel. Farmers scud your orders in early. All orders filled n ltotutlon Thu Wheat will be delivered at all Rail toad Statioos In good two Bushels Cotton Sacks, from sth of August to Nib of Suptombdr. Address QEO. A. DEITZ, Chamborsbutg, August 3,1606-4 t. „ Wheeler & Wilson and Howe. LOCK STITCH SEWING il!tikelllNES. The Best Simplest and Cheapest. riCHE Wheeler & Wilson machines are. adapted to all kinds of fluidly sewing, working equally well upon Silk, Linen and Cotton goods; with Silk, Cotton and Linen threads, making a beautiful and perfect stitch alike on both sides of the article sowed. Prices of Wheeler & Wileon machines No: 8 machine plain, $56 " 2 " Ornamental bronze,s6s " I " Silver plated, $75 The Howe Sewing Machine. . The attention of Tailors, Shoemakers, Saddlers and Carriage Trimmers le called to this—the beet of Shut tle Sewing machines. It is unanimously admitted to be the boat machine for leather work or tailoring ever given to the public. Price of Bowe machines: Letter A machine $6O le recommended for family sowing Tailoring, Shoe. binding and Gaiter fitting. Lotter B. machine. $7O In one size larger than A machine, suited' ,to the same work, • Letter 0. machine, $B5 Is reennmended for heavy Tailoring. Boot and Shoe work and carriage trimming. It rune light and rapid and will do . fine work well, and has a much larger Shut tle than the smaller machines. Call and examine at Rail Road Telegraph Office, Car. lisle, Pa. • Q0t.27, 1855—tf. Dzy A LECTURE , - TO YOUNGI—. I I.IIII4- ' A s / p n ui s k e d, in cg ' Sealed Entulop:. 1)144 six cents A Lecture on the Nature,Treatment; and Radical Cure of Snermatorrbea, or Seminal Weak nese, involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Im-' pediment; to Marriage generally. Narvousuerts, ,COn sumption, 'Epilepsy. , anti Pita ; !dental ' andPlayelcal Incapacity; '.reanittog from- , gelfalrrifie," ItODERP SOI.ILVEILWELL; M' D., Autliar, of the' "Oran &o. • . '• The tvorld-ronowned author, in - this admirable Dec, 'titre, clearly proves from bin own experience that the awful, consequences of Self Abuse may be effootually removed without medicine, and without dials, poin ing out a mode of cure at once certain and effeetua),by which every sufferer, no ,matter what his condition' rainy be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and THU LECTURE WILL PROVE AIIDON TO THOUSANDS. AND THOUSANDS. , Bent udder seal, In a plain onvolopo, to any address' post paid; on. receipt of six , eonts.Vor two post stamps `Address HIE publishers; ' • ' r OAAS. J. O. 'EOSIN ' ,if ISO, . !„. DoWery, Near Poet Office boi March ' • • A LE AND PORTER, alwar on draugbt ` Vll:ANOTilaltrk July 2711866-43 t, U. S. TAXES ! NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 1 rant_ Per Cent.. Saved by Prompt Pay- 15T11 COLLECTION DISTRICT, PENN'A, •1. Collector's Office, Mechanicsburg, Pa, 3 - PRSUANT to the Provisions of an act entitled "An Ad to provide Internal Ref orm, Ac.," notice is hereby given to all portions liable to pay duties or taxes under said Act, in the 16th Die. trial Penn's, comprising the Counties of York, Cum berland and, Perry, that the Collector of said District has received from the Assessor thereof, his Annual Collection List, consisting of Taxes for Licenses, Cor teges, Income. that the Duties and Tagus assessed by said Assessor, have become'dne and payable, and that the said Collector or his Deputy will he at the following places , to receive the same Divisions Nos.', 2, , 8, 4,6, 1- 0, York County, at York, Pa.43optember let to 10th, 1860. Col. J. IL. STAHL . % Dep. Col. Divisions Nos. 7,8, 0.10 & 11, Cumberland County and upper and of York Comity, at Mechanicsburg, Pa., September Ist to 10th, 1800. HORT. H. THOMAS, Dep. Cbl. Divisions] Noe. 12 and 18, Perry County, at Newport, Pa., September lot to 10th, 1800. JESSE giINNEDY, Dep. Cot . A Special Nettice, (for which the law provides a fee of 20 cents,) will be sued to all persons who shall neglect to pay the duties and taxes aforesaid assessed upon them, at the time above specified, After that ten per contum additional upon the amount thereof and costs must be paid. WI-Persons remitting by mail must send Postage Stamps to pay return postage. All remittance by mall at the. risk of the person sanding. 'fl3t..C. S. Currency or National DAnk Notes received n payment of Taxes. tta...olllco hours from D o'clock A. M., to 3 o'clock t'.lll M. R.A.UFFMAN, Collector, 15th District Penn'a. Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pa. August 4, 1866.-51. Gas Fitting and Plumbing THE subscribers, having permanently located In Carlisle, respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. Their sleep is situated on the public Square In rear of the Ist Presbyterian Cliurch, whore they can always be found. Being experienced mechanics, they aro prerared to execute all orders that they may be entrusted with in a superior manner, and at very moderate prices. HYDRAULIC RAMS, WATER WHEELS, HYDRANTS, , LIFT Si FORCE PUMPS, BATHING' TUBB, WASH BASINS and all other arti cles In the trado. PLUMBING AND GAS AND STEAM FITTING promptly attended to in the most approved style. *County work promptly attended to. All work guaranteed. Don't forgot the place—immediately In roar of the First Presbyterian Church. July 27, 1866—1 y. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Fall Illeetinq, 1865. Partners and 4\lernbers of the Agricultural Social; will reulembor that our next fall meeting and Exhibition will commence on Wednesday the lOth of October and continue three days. 'The grounds have been doubly enlarged and the track for the exhibition of horses greatly length ened, and stalls •ncr used in number. And it le con. template(' that we will have the most extensive exilic bition that has even been held. All parsons at home and abroad are invited to participate as exhibliorsand spectators. By order of the President. DANIEL S. CROFT, Secretary. July 20, 1800-tf. Town Property at Private Sale. I offer at private sale that valuable pro party situate on South Pitt Street, in the Bor angle of Carlisle, belonging to : the h ire of Benjamin Butler, deed. Adjoining Mrs. Moody and others The lot contains lb feet in front on Pitt street and about 170 In depth to an alley. The improvements consist of ono and a halt story EATII E 100 A RDED HOUSE, Frame Kitchen, with cellar under all, and out build. For terms and further information apply to C. P. ❑UfIIPICH, Att'y for the heirs Augupt 17, 1866-1 m FOR SALE t valuable House and Lot on Pomfret. Street, between Hanover and Pitt, now occupied by Richard Owen. Tho lot contains 30 feet in front by 240 In depth, havin g thereon erected aI wo story ;r• • •Iti IN V , is • FRAME HOUSI 111 1 ,4.. For particulars apply to brick book building on Pomfret Street, And Stone house on Chapel Alloy. C. P. RICH, Att'y. ta 1.3. w Aug. 17. 181113.-3 C PUBLIC SALE. On Tuesday, September 11, 1806 rill - 1E subscriber will sell on the prein is., In Silver Spring Twp., Cumberland Co , 1 n., on the East side of the "Stony Ridge," i 1 mile North 01 the Trindle Spring road, adjoining farm of Samuel Plank on the North, the following valuable Real Estate A TRACT OF Limestone Land, containing 48 Acren and 103 Perchen, inn big atate of cultivation and under good fencing, having thereon erected • A GOOD FRAME HOUSE, - _ BANK BARN, Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, and other necessary Out buildings. There is a Well of never fnillnA water, hen the door, with n thriving young Orri/Urd qt . Choice Fruit, on the promises. Six A• ies of this tract are we'l cov ered with lino Timber. All the buildings are now, and everytblog about the property is lu complete or dor, rendering It highly deserving of the attention of purchasers. AlWl'ersovis desh•h g to view the property previous to sole. can do so by calling on Andrew Spahr, residing on the premises. dale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., abee teem SII be made knew)) by August 10, 1000-5 t Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale. THE subscriber offers at private sale, the following described valuable Towu Prop. rty. situated In tbeboroagh of Now Kingston, Cumberland county. a largo Double Frame Home, in • With Large' Double Lot, large *arlety of fruit trees, consisting of Apples, Peaches, Pears, Chorrie,, hr, on the premises. This property offers a rare opportunity for a physi cian, as there Is none In the town. For terms and otbor particulars apply either In per son or by letter, K. W. August 17,16134-1 m Now Kingston. Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale. THE subscriber offers at private sale on the promises, in Monroe township, Cumber land CCP., Pe., ou the road loading from Carlisle to Lis burn, 4 miles East of Carlisle, the following valuable Real Estate A Tract of Excellent LIMESTONE L &AI , containing 70 Acres and 114 Porches, in n high state 0 cultivation, and under good fencing. The improve manta are a good TWO.STORY . , w el .1 I g , I.l# uis e..; oec • STORE BANK BARN, 71 foot tons, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, (ix. There'le a Well of nevonfailing water and a good Cit, torn convenient to the door and a etroant of running water pasties thraugh the tract. Thorn is also AN ORCHARD OF 01101011 in line bearing order, on the premises. Ton Agree of the tract are well covered with OITOTOE 'P15.1131:1t. Thla property le located in the midst ora most flour ishing noichborhood, convenient to stores, churches, schools, mills, etc., suit otters rare inducements to per chasers. Persons wishing to view the Property previous to the sole will please call on the undersigned, residing on the piternises. Julyl3, 1866-1 m . .. . . . . XECIrtRIX'S NOTICE . --.:. ~ : ' :: IF., Lettere Testamentary ou the estate of Leonard or deed ; late of Monroe townshid deceased baying been Issued to the aubscelber residing In •the, Ramo township; notice is hereby giYou to all parsons *Laving Maims to present them; and those Indebted to male' nnediate payment to ' ' • SARAII ANN DILLICC; • :',,„, • . . . h'xecut six. A -•• • I'OR E'NT . -DWELLING , HO!•.f SE, and . Store Robin, on FrointStrOet;e6Joholng tho Poet to Peron. ESIOIII. styon on the 4th of September.— " • A. NOBLE. j Augpet17,133654:8t.• r• , . , ,j , "...' ."SohOOl Taxep of 180. , • TFITE pupliotitelif s•,,iheiplfriiierijorth4 preeonf vent- is non , hi the hands of !the Trot. surer for collection, it is therefore bit: duty , to, that give notice to the Taxable eitisone,-of the Borough of .Berliale: that ha attend at the,,County Court liebieila the cotatelseloneril'oglce on Thursday the'' 6th liay of September next;- • betareine the hours of and 5,0'6)04' of said day for, the p a rptini etrecolving'sald Taxes, Up to , which thife,, all persons paying their taxes will receive a dednetion of. live per cent. 'l'lle.Treasurer recolve'.Thxes tht — tneantlint his"at dwolling ' -•- J. w. En*, Treasurer: J' 00 I ' guts , ' c . l; 18612,1 n vill,find" it bithoii iid va,nt ag o to oolliind purchase thehrXedlolno a RALEY/VW. ME CAMPBELL & HEN WOOD .10IIN BUST JOTIN SOLLENBEHOIM, Sr Ahead ! Ahead` ! LATEST AND GRANDEST OPENING OF THE, SEASON AT LEIDICH & MILLER'S CHEAP DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. of all tbo nowoet and most desirable styles and quail. ties of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Suitable for the proßent and coming sermon GRAND DISPLAY OF DRESS GOODS, embracing all the Meet safeties anti styles In the market. Plain,' Black and Fancy Dress Silks, (:6? Foullard Sllks, Mohairs, Poplins, Repps,•French Moz amb Nuns, Lenoos. Real Organdy and JneOgot Lawns of beautiful designs, Plain and Figured Percales and Chintaes, Silk and Mohair Grenadines, Ilaragtel, Black and Colored Mohair Alpacas, all shade r ldous de Lalnes, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, CH ALLIES, &c., &c., ito PLEASE REMEMBER THAT LEIDIGU & MILLER a the place to purchaae your DOMESTIC GOODS. no we have the largest and boat Stock in the County, and are selling them at PANIC PRICES, !dusting, Sheetlngs, Pillow Case Muslim; and Linens, Tickings Cheeks, Cotton Pants Stuffs, Linen Drillings, Linen Coatings, Calicoes, Gingintunb Chamberry's Gauge, Flannels, Cotton and Linen Table Diapers, Ar.c. CALL THIS WAY for tho latest styles of PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLA* for ladies and children GRAND DISPLAY OF ail etyles Sllk and Cloth Sacka nod Mantles, Black Lace Points, Shetland Shawls, all colors, Grenadines, Baragn Shawls, French Mozambique Shawls f you aro In want of any kind of WHITE GOODS, Io not fail to call at LEIDICII & MILLER'S, as they have the largest Stock In (own or Shirred, rucked and Puffed Mus Dos, suitable for Dresses and ilarabaldies, Nainsook Swiss, Camb. and Jaconet Mus line, Striped and Figured Swisses dud Piquitz, &c., &c. MOURNING GOODS • Of this class of goods we always have a full line, such as ombazlnes, ltepps, poplins, Mohaini, Single oud Double width Detainee, Mozambiques, 8-4 Crape rdaratt for Dresses and Shawls, 8-4 Orenadlne Ilarage, fur Dresses and Shawls, Mohair Lustros, Lawns,4oing hams, English Crapes, Crape Yells, Gloves of all de scriptions, Shawls, &c., Irc. You will always find a Tull line of FUNERAL GOODS, AT LEIDICH & MILLER'S, ud they pay strict attention Wall orders for the same MEN AND BOYS, Do not forget to call for your supply of Cloths and Coe siinerea, Vestings, Linens for Pants and Coats. Hav ing secured the services of it first class Tailor ; We are prepared to have Clothing made up at very short no tice. NOTIONS I NOTIONS!! LEIDICH & MILLER'S 11 the place to buy your GLOVES, 1108IR1Y of all kinds, HOOPED SKIRTS, • DALMORALS, FRENCH CORSETS LINEN AND SILK LIANDKERCIII EFS, BONNET RIBBONS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, EMB'D. INSERTINGS AND EDGINGS, LACE VEILS, INFANT WAISTS, PLOUNC . INUS, HEAD NETS, and a thousand other small v.area too numerous to mention. CARPETS CARPETS 11 Of all grades and descriptions, such as Engl lob , Tapestry, Brussolet Lowell Three Ply ' Extra : Sup Ingrate, Mid; Lletlnv, . . and Reinp, Striped, tilulthod o 11; EITT II 8 stall widths, Cantina. idattings Whits end Checked Window-kihades, Looking glasses, • RITC3I—S MATTS .liitirusllle Quilts and Counterpanes, Nottingham Lice Curtains, ¶ambourd Muslin ()unable, &r. , mania do .not fall to give us au early nall; naive - are - Otero:tined to keep op our good reputation of selling do best goods;the cheapest goods, and the largest A m o unt of goods In the county, , We always take great .pleasure to show out, goods: as we can prove the fact . that we study the interest of all our customers. , ' , • : - • • " DDIDIOR Ji MILLER. 'Do not forget-thg?_plaee and well known stand, on the 'Corner, sign,of the °tartlet • ' • !Juno B,lBool' • Always in Advance GRAND OPENING Of the latest importations of French, German, English and Italian Dress Goode and Bummer Wear of every description. W. C. SAWYER, & CO., have again taken advantage of the very LATE DECLINE IN PRICES, to fill their Spacious Store Room (East Main St., two doors below Sextons hardware Store,) with an enor mous Stock of Seasonable Dry Goods, Carpet and House Furnish- bougbt for CABLE from the longest importing nouso■ of Now York and Philadelphia. All the varieties pod colors of Silks. Splendid •lua1• ides of Gros Grain Black Silks for Dresses and Basquos, French Worsted Goods and Grenadines, "ARPETS, CURTAIN MATERI ALS, &c., from A. T. Stewart, & Co. English Lonn'a, Lawns, Perealu.4, Mohairs Barred, Stripped and Plain, and Hosiery of all kinds from Arnold, Constable, & AU Yluis of dodleatle goods, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and White Groda, of every class from IL B. Cladln, & Co., Now York. Very select styles and varieties of Dresses Goociss and general wear from James Rent, & Co., Jos. Reigel & Co., JOhnes, Perry, & Co. , Philadelphia. We carefully examine both markats and cuatomere, will find on our coyote's a larger, morn varied and cheaper stock of goods than In any Store Westej the great cities. Every body is invited to VOLOSid. our Stock—all kinds of Mourning awl Funeral Goods We give eperial attention to aria branch of our trade Ladies are invited to examine our beautiful styles of Silk and French Cloth SACKS AND BASQUES, beautiful ' , Mattes of French Cloths fur Sacks and Du tons, ornaments die., to match. W. C. SAWYER, & CO Would ask the attention to their very choice stock o French, Scotch end American Cassimeres, Cloths, Spanish Linens for Coating's, Russian Linens for Pan loge, &c. We get up Suits et short notice by the best Tailors in town. W. C. SAWYER, & CO House turniablng department, la the largegt and moat complete In the valloy, containing Scotch and English o I:3I2,TISSMIJS, all the grades of tho Lowell & Hartford Mills, hemp and Rag 11 .41..1=L3E: 3 '3M"T151 7 011 Cloths, Mattings,Bliallos, Awls, ,1e W. C. SAWYER, & 00 have it largo assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Corsets, de. Bradley's unequalled "Pride of the World" and Linen ELIPTIC MOP, SKIRTS, and bll other beet makes kept by uu. Lacp Mitts, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons and in fact eybry thing found In a wide awake on erprising Btore, drined to do a large trade' for the benefit of the co inanity as well as for themselves. - ! `!"- Every body Rich and Poor, Old and Young, flma and groat are very cordlallyinvtled tu our DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, L. k hi whore we will faloSireat pleasure , in showing as: well as !selling our , goods, We will snake , addliloss of desi rable goods as tbe advaneas, . • May 18;1888. ing Goods, w. o. ECKWYliat o t o 0 EXTRA BOUNTY' qv) SOLDIERS I WIDOWS! FATHERS MOTHERS AND MINOR CHILDREN 1 BOUNTY BILL JUST PASSED glees all soldiers who enlisted for three years, since April 19, 1861, and served their lull term of service, or were disc, argod before the expiration of sold torefof service on account of wounds received in the Hilo of duty, and received One Hundred Dollars Bounty and no more, are nor* enti tled to an extra bount3 of ONE HUNDRI.D 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 tracted In„ the service and line of duty. are entitled to the above extra ONE IHINDRPD DOLLARS. 4firTO BE OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION IN PEItBON OR BY LETTER TO THE MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY. NO 427 WALNUT STREET, PHIL ADELPHIA. JOSEPH E. OMIT & CO _August 17, 1866-1 m NOTICE. S hereby given that an election will be bold on Monday the third day of Septembe'r next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. ' and 4 o'clock P. 01 , tho 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. DISSOLUTION HE partnership heretofore existing • between the subscribers has this day been dis solved by mutual consent. All persons Indebted to the firm will cad and settle their accounts. and those having claims will present them for payment to C. W. Weaver in whose hands tho books are loft. July 80, 1.800.-3 t.. P. S. The business will be continued at the old stand by Bricker . Jacobs, and all orders promptly attended to. Dissolution THE co-partnership heretofore exist ing between the undersigned under the Bern unlike of etoulTer & Frick, in the nnutnk business has this day (July 23d. 1866,) been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons Interested are requested to call and close Choir accounts. The above businrka wilrbe conducted by Jacob Stouffer. Market prices paid for grain and the patron• ago of the community is solicited. J. STOUFFER, STRAW.—The tm derslgn ed takes this method 'tai form the public that they are buying straw at their mill. for which they will at all times pay the highest market prices, if delivered at the mill in good rondi. Lion. For Wheat and Oata Straw, Loose Rye, Bundled Rye, $9.00 per ton 1000 " 1200' STOUFFER & STRICKLER. :Middlesex Mille, A ug. 10th 1866-6 t. LIFE-11 EAU -STR EN FT El LIFE-I 1 HA 13 11-STRENGTII LIFE-11 EA LT U-STREN GTE THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY DR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S Celebrated Specific Pills, Prepared from a pruseriplum of Dr. Juan Delamarre, Chief Phir . ., , ria fo the Hos pital (la Nord ou IdUribuisiere of WM TWO invaluable medicine le no Irilpoeltiou, but Is unfailing in the cure of Sparinatorrhte or ,eininal %1 oaknsse. Every species of ilowtal ur U I 'nary irri tability. Involuntary or Nightly :Nominal Ilinii.sious tri m WhllLey, r Cause produced, or how ever se VOl o will he Speuui ly relieved and the organs restored to healthy action. tett! the following opinlomi of eminent French pity “We have used the Specificlls prepared by (jar , anciere A Dupont, No 214 Itue Lombard, from the prescription of Or. .11.1d11 Delamarre, In our private prtietiat with Uniti rm success. and we believe th,re Is 110 other medicine so well calculated to rme all per sons suffering fr o m Invaluntary ELIASSiOZIS or any ether weakness of the do> u 1 Organs, .he.her caused by a sedentary mode of lie lug, excesses or abuse., R. A. lii A UREA E, M. D O. D. DUJ ARD N, M D. LEAN LE I.EECURE, M. D. Paris, May sth, 1868 BEWARE OF .(:OUNTEREEITS. Tho Genuine Pills are sold by all the priocipal Drug• gists ihroughaut. the World. price 0110 Dollar per Box, or six Boxes for Five Dollars. iIARANCIERE & DUPONT, Solo Proprietor', No. 214 Itue bombard, Paris One Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agent, will insure a box by return mall, securely sealed from all ob-eraation, six boxes for live dollars. Sole Llanelli' Agents for America, OSCAR O. MUSES eti Co., '47 Corllandt St , N. B.—French, Oilman, Spanish and Engli h l'amph lets, containing full particulars and directions fur use. sent free to any address. Sold in Carlisle by J. W. ELLIOTT, and at HAVER STICK'S. Jan. 12, Dititi—ly. DR. 'MARSHALL'S CATARRH SNUFF! Thin Snuff hap thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curing tho Latarrh, Cold in the !lead and Headache It has been found an excellent remedy in many cases of ,Sore Lyon. Deafness hits boon removed try it, and Hearing has often boon great ly improved by its use It is fragrant and agreeable, and Gives Immediate Relief to the dull heavy pains caused by di.eanes 01 the head. The sedsations after 118 , 114 It are delightful and In. vigoratnig. It upon:. and pur. cs out all "ha truetion Strengthens the glanOs, and ON en a healthy action to the parts alleeted. More Than. Thirty Years' of Sale and use of Dr Marnbalrx Catarrh and Head ache caul!, has proved Its great value for all the COM -11101.1 diseases et the !luau, and at this moment it stands higher the ever before. It is recommended by limey of the bent physicians, and Is used with great success and •atishon Mu every where. cud the Certificates or - Wholesale Drug gists in 1864. The undersigned. Laving fur many yearx been no MMETI==tMM2MQ=I2I ;muff, and sold it In our wholcsalo ti ado cheerfully state, that we belle, e It to loa equal, in enaty respect, to the recommendatione given of it for the more of Catarrhal A tho.tlons, and that it is decidedly the heat article Lou Inirtoever known fin all cow Loon diseases of the /lead. Boxton,lluruoa & Park, Nosy York A. IS. dc 1). L.antis, burr & Perry, teed, Au tin & Co Prowu, Lamson 4Co y Stephen Paul Ac Co. " Read, Cutler Ar. Co. " larnai Mluor 3 Co. " Seth IV, Towle, Idcliemt.on & Robblna," Fairbank & Co." A. L. 6enroil & Co. Honshu., Edmunds & Co.M N ard. closo &Co " U. 11. Hay. Portland, Mo. Bush & Halo, For Salo by KM lli ugglsta. ('1(1 IT, Jan. 12, IWO-Iy. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers I ryll,Tho original Medicine established In 037, and first article of the kind cier introduced finder the name of “PLILMONiII W AYER ,"iu tide or any other country; all other Puluibule Waters are counteriolts. The gouuiud can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped ouNiach Wafer. 'these Wafers have boon before the public for nearly thirty years, and the immense sale attained, not only in rimerica hut in foreign emintries, Wily attest their intrinsic worth. 'I he medical propcoties are sumo for t.• any other a Mohr uttered ler the cure of Pulmonary or Bronchial affections, and the quantity contained in each boa la nearly double that of the UM lIV worthless imitations advertised. Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers cure Coughs, Colds, .ore Throat, 'loaminess, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, JAllicult Breathing, Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest, lociplent Consumption and all diseases of the lungs. Not only affording tempor ary relief; hut effecting a rapid and lasting cure and alit warranted to give satisfaction In ever Instance. They do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and the medicinal cropurtios are combined in a form so a grenahlo and pleasant to tho taste, that any child will readily lake them. °unclose will always afford RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES To ,ttooattems and PUMA° SPEAKEItti, these Wafers era rpoeullar . ly,„vtiluabl6 will In one day remove the most severe occaslonarhoarseuess ; and their regular !use for a few - days will, at all times, increase the pow or and flexibility of the voice, g. witty improving Ito tone, compass and clearness, for which purpose they are regularly used by many professional vocalists. The very groat celebrity of this Invaluable remedy has induced unprincipled persons to prepare base Intl tataens, which disappoint the just expectations of the - purchaser, and Injure tho character of the genuine medicine. the that the word, "BRYAN," is stamped on each Wafer. and also obsertre the fac simile of the signature of the Proprietor "JOB‘BIOSES"- on each wrapper, to counterfeit which Is forgery:' Aillar•Offending parties will bo dealt with to the full extent of tt a law. Beralv!B PilllfoNlo Wartas are for sale by all Drug' gists, JOB MOSES, Solo Proprietor, 27 flortiande SE., N. Y. Jan. 12, 1866-Iy. SIR JAMES OLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from a prescription of Slr J. Clark, M. D., Physician Hatraordinary to the rudeen. THIS well known ,medicine is no im• pasition,,but a sure and safe' remedy for Female 11 cultios and Obstructions, from any cause whatever and although a powerful , remedy, it contains nothing , hurtle,' to the constitution. 'To Married Ladies his peculiarly suited. , It will, in a short time,..brlag on the monthly period with rev. levity. In all cases of Nervous Ppinial Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, lbetvluess, Fatigue on slight ex ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, - Lowness of hplrlte Hysterics, nick headache, Whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a die' rdored system, - those Pills Will effect a cure when all other means have ildled• ?these Pills have never boob hnown'to faint/hero directions on the 2d page of pamphlet itrowcill oboe, ed. For further particulars, - get a plunpliMt;' free, or the agent. $1 and 0 postage stamps unclosed to any authorized agent, Will insure a bottle, containing over 60 plllO, by return.rnall;;•! W. Ii Jan. i 2, r, Agent, flarlielo. iDita,qox.tlB . , Ijort • F o . t:Los -.Totoilts Behks c f patcilog ornit • s'" y1)0,15.1805' . „ kj Mint; Teaborry, tamon; Orange, Lavender, Rose, Nona, and Vanilla. - • - • - ' Dec. 15, 1885. JOHN T. GRETN, Secretary _____ C. W. WEAVER. MOSES 111110 K KR JACOB STOUFFER, JOIIN D. FRICK. AT HAVIIriSTIOAS AT It&V.EltSTIO11B
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