Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, January 10, 1868, Image 3
SOLDIEREi?.MODTAIENFT7 MILT OF TUE FAIR.-- , At 0. meeting of. the Council of pm Soldiers':,Monument „the_ report of the managers of the Fair, held du . ring the,.recont Christmas holidays, was _ presente'd.lv Mi. Luther Linei.chairmappf th - e firemeA, committee: The' noun is staled as follows.: Entire - proceeds of-Fain B.Tpenses • Not proceeds i,.51.021,98 A-check,Arir -this adunt Ivas_re_WO,4, from-Mr. Ogilby; Treasurer of the firemen's committee and handed Over fo L. Sponger, Esq., Treasurer of . Dionulnent Association. The report two accepted grid sthe following , resolutions most cordially eidopte ; Resolved, That, in behalf of the Soldiers Monument Associatidh of Cumberland • Couney,:we offer our warmest,thanliaWThe committees of the several fire companies of Carlisle, who at the request eft the-Associ ation so promptly undertook, the ,onerous duty of managing. the recent fair; and through whose unremitting personal effort zeal and efficiency it vfas carried through With, such signal success.: We recognize _the spirit whits nctunted.them, in this good work as purely disiutoreste_d, ilLustratirig the Petrie! icl‘ nd -public-spirited . Tcharacter of the firemen as kindred to that of - the self-sacrificing - citizen -soldier who rallies to hie bountry's flag : ` of peril. We gladke - accept th - the falr as chiefly re ulting mons ef , . forts of the firemen :Rosaved-that wit i ' l( lowledg ing our - obligations 1, we do not forget our deep Is to the many ladies who so ;bout ev ' 'ery evening - of the fair, gave_tneir serviceS as sales-ladies. , ,,Enhancing the attractions of the fair A.iy. their--personal- presence and making all - the assurance. 'of success doubly surd by their persuasive influence. - • ' ' -Resolved That our thanks are al so duo to the many fa - mines who'so liberal ly contributed articles to -the fair, and to thb-community for their l,enerous patronage. ' Rekdved That wea sin appeal to our citizens to aid in the erection of; the Sol / . dlervitacirment, by , urchasitig - certificates of membership for Aemselves and families ' and thus hasten tb,„ - e Completion-of thework. The editors qf th various newspapers in the county, ar i - res icetfally requested to publish these In4.sceedi Is. _ 1-- .4 „, • 1" . If. liz p li D r cEsßiSdOelint E. 13EAt, Co!. Ut.17,40N OP THE PRESBYTERIAN Cuo,rrictuts.—The following circular has beVn issued in reference to this - subject: To the Ministers and Elders af Presbyterian Churches, DEAR BREMIIIERN -' Inasmuch as, the late Presbyterian U..nion Convention in Philadelphia, has recommended as a means for the promotion of Christian Union "that friendly'and fraternal intercourse Sc cola -6 - - sated: (betweett—tbe.sevoral bodies therein_ - • represented)by - Interchanye of pulpite,----by fellowship with-one another in Social Re ligious Meetings, and in every practicalle way, wo rim undersigned, members of slid Convention, with a view to carry . out the above recommend:o.h". , invite all the-Min ,isters and Elders within' the bounds of the several Prrsbyteries of Huntingdon,. Nor tlihmberlan&r Carlisle .Harrisburg - and Big ~i Spring, to meet 'in ,convention in the Uirst Presbyterian Chtirch of 41arrsburd Pa., on Tuesday the 14th day of - January, 1868, at - --7 o'clock-P. M., fdrthe purpose of Count. - - - - tation.Vd.Pray.eron, regarspo_t_he Aesira, I:imless of Union and the best means 'of promoting - it, 'and thereby giving efficiency to the cause of Christ within our bounds. . Thomas Creigh, T. N. Hays, : ysr, G. Recd, C. P. Wing, J4n B. ISall. —The undersigned though not a member of the Into Convention, hpartily approves of the.aborn - call, And reeommeilds %is bretll — ern of tll7 - P: - -Ohnrch-*-to_joi:O. the de liberations of the-trEnventron. W. L.Wallace. We the undersigned (Ministers and El ders residing in Harrisburg) heartily con cur ip the above call, and beg leave tcrex , tend a cordial invitation to the persons therein addressed to neeln OM city at the time and place above mulled, and to send their names to us without the least possi ble delay in order that nrrangemepts may be made for eir entertainment. • T. 11. ROBINSON, Pastor J.Winn R. J.J . FLEMING Elders, N & Church S. S. MITCHELL, hPLOROT pure drugs aruf.ruedi ston'a drug store, Nc 1„ .-- 1rtsClUitin — Street, - barlisle. -All rnedielnes-worraut ed pure. 072 C of the fixed in;iitittions of Carlisle. WM. BLAIR & BON WIIOLBBALII AND RETAIL. 1t. 001110 4 1 :21/BBNBWARE. 0L A B.SW ARIL AND 01:1!ARWARE,9T0'SE,__Those_.N!Isblog to puce tho very_ilnent quality of-Gllpaltfllfiiind WARES, be aura to find them at our store, at lowest cash prices: Please call and see the largest stock of . goods \f olTered outside of the . cities. . ' 19141. 'SON. TO - THE PUBLIC. Eucourage Individual enterpriuo and you relli—se lure domPeAtouand overthrow monopoly. ' All hinds of coal from the ronalleat quknt Ity to fifty or a hundred tone, to be bad at 84 / low price as furulahad by any Individual or compPoy, at thq cheap yard of . C 233 MARRIEP Rid" ' -- RPTTllit , —"llAsSHEß , .4on+gUeeday, evening, the let just., at the reshlento of Ithe bride's , by tho Rev. J. A. Elofthelus - A , deeleled by ROY. .1. Ressler, Harry M. Ritter, to .114 May Roesler, daughter of J: P. Hoosier Ewq., all. or Carlisle. • . 111M118-111110.1tAY:=On Throday, the '2d inst., by the Ilev. J. il. - Muery; Chat!Wl': Mimes, Ph.' Ih — Pro . femor of Nateriil &lance,DlcliMoon College, to MIES Mory Murray, daughter 'of-the officiating clergyman. ER—.IIII,IPEII —On tho 31st ult., by Boy. B. ',bocci - John li. Dauer, to 'Vise' Elizabeth A. - both of this county. . . MBAUOII--13110FF.—On the 7th ult., by. Rev. (serer, L. J. Shambaugb, to hiss Mary - 11. 0 both of this county. lORT—KWAIIII.—On the 24th • ult., at the _donee of the bride's parents, In Monroe township, .dr. Jacob comfort, of York county to . Miss. Mary A. Knaub. , . AKER—OANDION.—On the 251 nit., by tbo same, in Mechanicsburg, . Jacob Akor to Miss Jane . Cannon, both of Yoik county. YORTNEID—WILSON.—On the 2et Ina:, by the same, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Upper Allen-township, Mr. Zachary Fortney, to Mide Sarah A. Wilson. . . M111.1 2 -MYERSA-On the' 2d, ~ by the -Dm • E. Kieffer, Mr. Emanuel Wirt, to Bliss • Mary A'.' . Myers, both of this county. tiao 17th ult., by the km. D. Stock, John J. Snyder, to' Mlsaillicis 0. Darr. - • - DAIIR-11.110ADS,--On the 10th ult., by. the Ramo, at the house of the bride's father, Ur. F. D. Darr, to " Miss Sarah E. Rhoads,-both of thlp county: • • LOOKAIIO-410BLEIL—On the lint alt.,-by the Rev, J. Donahue Mr. ittchard IV, Lockard of Buckle. soul to Miss Annie B. Bottler of Mount Dolly Springs, STONER—GETTER.—On the 7th lest:, at thin reel• denot of the bride's parents, near Carlisle, by the (toe. L. B. IlartAnan; S. A. Stoner, of. Middle Spring Pa.,.to Mks kannio E. Cotter. , -DIED._ LOCIIO.N.—On - 13atgrday morning Dec., 14t73:,. Mrs: Maggio M. Locoman, wifq of Mr. 0.. L. LoclAngn, of thlk place. anddattly,.pa. T 1 ogn,LPLI•S:9II_ Ttd67Do,, 10th B. IS'Oallouguagaa about 67 ", ratiiita go oral • houso,work; onoCraia the soadry rofo l r,rad... . ' ikulla at tlif IV EW 41.DVEkTISE.711:EIV ..$1666,1 ... ..0 4 )33 HOOPLAND'S %ERMAN ,BITTER?, Hoofland's German Tonic. Prepared by Dr.. 0. M. JACKSON, The Great Remedies for all -Disease& LIVER, STOMACR, - OR - Hoofland's 3ittOt • . . , . le compeeed of the Imre julcee (or, na they are medic!. pally feigned, : Ex E tracts) of Root a, ll orb e and Barka, _ mnking a prepark lion, highly colleen . &Med, nod entirely free front .Alcohotic clipriixtigre of any .lind. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Is a combination of all the Ingredients of_ the _Bitters, with the, purest quality of Saola Cruz Rum, Orange, ate., making one of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered to the public. Those preferring a lif.cpelne free frontrAlcoholle ad mixture, will use Hoofland's German Bitters, In cases of nervous depression, when somo nleoleulla stimulus Is necessary; HOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC . . . . _ ~,, ~. The Bitters or the Tonic are both pinallyigood, mid / 1 " contain tl. Milne uedlcirlvlrtues. . 1 0 The at numb, train a vit, et} - of,canses, such as Indi o gestion Dyspepsia, . Nervous• Debility, etc., i very apt-to - / . ,• bare its functions tonal /40. The result t ..,_ ~ -of which is, that the patient cullers from_ ' neyeral or more of _ -the following diseases: Constipation, Fittulence,lnward Piles, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart- . • burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stores, li, Swimming of the. Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering tat the Heart, Choking or Suffec.Ating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dote or Webs_ before the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deft oiency_of ;Perspiration, Yel lowness _ni___thc_Slun and . . ^ y e s Pain in the Side, CD Back,Chest, Limbs. etc., S u d d e.n Fl u s hes of - .Heat, Burning. in the Flesh, Coast ant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. These remedies will effeelually mire Liver Complaint, ry Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Neoue De llity, Chronic Diarrhea, Disease of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from c Disordered Liver, Stomach, or Intestines., • - Resulting froni - any :Clause aihatever; _RROSTRATION__CIF TH:E. )33r$TRVE,_ induced by Severe'Labor;. Hard ships, Exposure, Fevers, etc. There is no medicine extant equal to these remedies In such cases. A tone nod vigor -is imported to the whole ' System, the p Ap'pe,t)t:e IsStrength ened,food is enjoyed, _ the dthrnaCh digests promptly, the blood is Wiled, the coin. lerlop - bona e sound and healthy, the ydlovitdlngi_la_tradlcared - from the eyes, a bloom Is given to the' cheeks, and the weak and-nervous In• valid becomes a strong and healthy-being. _And,feoung.hcomna,or dar t Ills, them, with all its attendant Ills, WililintlinAlio-useot.• this BITTERS, or the TONIC, 41 .1 1 elixir that led' their veins, re ore in a measure Instil new life iniq the energy and ardor of more youth el davo, Lundup [ their ahrunken foims, and give health and h appiness to their remaining years. • . • , • It is a well•establlshed fact that fully one-half of Ike female portion of our dom In the enjoyment ' of gond health ;or, , to use, their own ex, presslint," never feel well." They are lan gold, devoid of all energy, extremely nen oils, and have no_ appcilite. To this close of Iva a the BITTERS. or the TONIC, is especially rtemn vended. WEAK AND - DELICATE CHILDREN Are mado strong by the use of either of thepOrtiriQhis. They will cure every case of MARABIdIIA, without fail Thousands of certificates have accumulated 'ln the hands of the proprleter, but space will allow of the publientiftn of but a fete. Those, It will be obsemd, are men of note and of such standing that they must be believed. , - J. lacColiVAcic. I. F. Gryi;Eit .Elders, 0. S. Church OTICES. Chief Justice of - the'Nup - r — einCnirt7il -- res.; - writes Philadephia, March 16, Ip7. e• f il i "I Ilnd 'lTOtilland's - German Bitten , ' IP a fifiptl tonic, useful ... 4 %-, In diseases of the dblegtive organs, and ''''‘' of great benelit In cases of debility, and -Want of nervous tie. IIQI) in the system. Yian's Indy:" GEO: I'ir7WOODW-A-RIP,--- Judge of the Supreme Court of l'ermeglranin. Philadelphia, April 28,180. 0 • "I contilder ' Hooflatartt German hitters' a valuable medic/nein cape of attaeltA of lialigetairot or Dynitt I can certify title frpo toy t,ta.riettee of it.. - Yuan., with reatlet, - - Fiom Rev. joseffa N. Kennard, D. D., . - _ .. .Pilsfol' of the Top Ecri!tisl Church, Phihz:lelplita. ' - " -- 7.'h':4 . oe/.4en-I)cur 131 r: I intve been Prequently ro rplestonncet-my name Avlib recoonnendqlons of dlllerent Mil - de-of no. divined, but regurdher the n.rte. lice nu out of in np - 1.- .. „prom - lute sphere, I .111lVe in nlVenses de 1 , • clined; but with a clear proof ,in vol 1 , nun inetnneco nail ParticularrY pfi my fn '. own fondly, of the uscfnincAm of/Dr. I loodniorc German Ilittere, 1 &part for owl; 'from mV wand eouroc, to expregs #ty full conviction flint, for l eirmapeto hilly of thstent, and esprefullyAr Liver &mph , i .07 is a safe an i valuable ~ ,,,paration: In'ilerne case ll nmy foil ; but Isually I doubt not; it will lie vel y bencliciol ixi r tyse who suffer from the abOve cameo. .).' - -- - `1" " -' vcr .l . .V.lLlkii.b; - . Tlghth, below pontes St. El=! 'From Rev. E. D. Pendell, Aisistant Editor Chrtifion Chronicle, Philadejphia. . . . I have derived dOliled benefit from the non of ilOof lond'e German Bitters, and feel It my privilege to ro• commend them an n moat valuable tonic, to all who are Buffering from general.debllity or from dleeneee arising • from derdngement of tho llv Pure truly, • • D. PENDA.T..j.•. , ' German Remedies aro counterfeited. Bea Oat the 'signature of - 0. Isf.:JAOKSON i 6 on the wrapper I Mit, of each b o tit le. All others! ore cowl- I WI t elt ' • -' • O ffi ce e' • "n Isfanufaet, Principal itactory at the aerman,yedicine Store, No. 4 B3I \ AROII .Eltree4 Philadelphia. - CHAELEi3 • • No rm rn a te n rC I L g l i eg ' ra P ri r o l : t r For kwe by all Druggists and Dealers In Ileilicincer. BooOarid's German Bittern, pee bottle - 11. 00 „. . • o e "half deAn ' 500 Gootland'a German Tonle, put , ul94 quart bottles, 1 00 ; per 'bottle, or a r halt dozewfor . ', ' 700 N3' Do not forget ni4 Mine well the arUele you .buzrrordertogot tbo'llent ho,----J----:,;...L.:.:... ~.. _ • , ~ , ___ • • `-~`` AND .P.itILADELPIIIA, PA. DIGESTIVE ORGANS I= DEEILITY, NOTICE. • WESTIMIDNIALS. .. - Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. Hon: James Thompson JANIEE3 1 . 1.0111 ON." A CAUTION. wmxams. Fout Jan. 4 ling . the - first7 itiatalment of a now Stork, caned Plnj.'.'_'.:::wt•itten>_`tty_ •Cliarles Rondo'. and Dion Boueicanit. It .bids faiy to be ono otibe Iptisi; entertaining stories of the ifeci year. This--number of Every )Saturday Also con-. ,tsin - sa Story by Rev.; Norman Idiieleod, nn . • yon "Family Ghosts",byJatees Hannay ‘‘, , in!Old Wife's So 4" 'by - Jean Ingeloti, and several other Stories_and esSays from foreign periodicals. Every Satnrday aims--to give , lits readers the 'best and , most readable, papers that appear appearva.,..Aaropenri AJagazines and Reviews, - and itOtTinbat - indlipensable 'to 'every . AMOrienn: Ticknor & Fields Boatel:rare the publishers. _• 1)\...,4)., COL G G E AT R E m & A C:2B C..) Ait n' r r l ERASIVE SOAP ( t i ti , Z ` Is mannfartiturod from PURE , <ir v . t'sfb, , slrjo i d n atl i 3TAWltli l a e 4 : - [ : ~ i-, . ..,,• CELL - BROW' For Salo by an May 17, 1847-1 y To O'ners of- Horses and I.OBIAS'_ __DERBY_ . . CONDITION POWDERS ADD warranted - superior to any other, or. no pay, for the cure of DlStemper, Worms, Dots, Coughut Hide-bound, Colds,gte., In Iforses; snd - Colds, Coughs, Lose of 'Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, he., in Cattle. They eras perfoictly safe and Innocent; no need stepping the working of your - animals. They increase the.appettle, give a tine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs; also increase the milk of cows. Try thorn, and' you will never bo without them. Hiram k Woodruff, the cele brated trainer of trotting horses, has 'tried Dwell for -ymlrs,tind recommends them to _lds friends. ._Col. Philo P. Bush, of the Jerome Dace Course, Forditam„ N. Y., would hot use them until he was told of what they aro composed, since which ho toaster withput his over twenty running horses in his charge, and for the last three years has used no other medicine for Stein Be has kindly permitted .me to refry ono to iliac. Over 1,-09p other references can b sten at the depot. Sold by Druggists and Sad dler r . Price 25 cents per box. Depot, 50 ortlaiult Street, Kew York. '--- •29nev•ltn. • TO CONSUMPTIVES. ' The Ron. EDWARD A WILSON will send (frog of charge) to all who desire it. tiro proscription with the directions for making and using the simple remedy by which ho was cured of a lung affection Mad that dread disease Consumption. Ills only object Is to benotlt tho filleted and ho hopos i every sufforer a ill try this proscription as It cost nothing, and mfy prove a blessing, please addrestf.; My. EDIVIRD A. WILSON No. 165 South Second Street, Willianisburg,NoliTortc. mayl7 07-Iy, JN1?O1U InfonautUm red to produco luxuriant growth of hai bold bead or' beardiaas, face, also a !culla)} removal of .I'implSs,, Itiotchss^, Eruptions, etc.,on thu skin, leaving the m ama soft, etear, and bea utiful, sail be obtained tyitheSt;fcbarge by 'add rvssing . TllO3. F. OfIAPM AN: t.lllStrfat, 823 Broadway, plow 'York. mayl7 67-IY. _ pic "E AM Richmond, Va. 'says of HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BIT- - . This is the season of alt others in which this Bit ters, now so renowned, Is found so beneficial. Added to the Inzredieuts which mince this Bitters both dietetic and tonic, are tho qualities which Invigorate the debilitated system, remove - languor and depress ion, restore the appetite, end Impart a healthy action to all the functions of the .body. 'Bite mother and Inuseyßepershouldncyarhe without' It, and the traveler who packs his trunk _or_portmanteau for the Springs, should class among the necessary: articles a tow.bottleaof.nooila r odis—Gorman—llitters- _flu _will find it an Invaluable medicine in the hour of tran sient deiangement of the system, which is likely to befall any ono in this climate, and especially during thegummer season. It Is pure, free from all intoxi cating lirtfre fed for - 210, reason the most strictly temperato - need not hesitate to use it, personally, or _ _ In their tontines. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC Is a combination of all,the ingredients of the Bit ters, with pure Santa dris Item,, orange, unleo~. I:t.-18.-used-for-theisauladisease.as_the Ilitters,_lasases *here soliceiticOfitiii - j§iirriUleinTli''''''"''''''"lrlc.it . trepsrat ion of rare value, and most agreeable to the fail4fe. Prtncipal Qlfice, C3l Arit Si., Philarrii,"Pa. Sold evorywheye lOJnn-1m NEW ADVERTIS.EIIIENTS. SALE OP ELEGANT FURNITURE ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1868. A variety of Mahogany and other FURNITURE at 10 o'clock A. M., at the into residence of Mrs. Susan IL Thorn ' in Main street opposito the prison. . - The house will be open to the pudic on Monday, January 27, the day proceeding the sale for Inspec tion of the furniture, from ,10 A. M. to 4P. M ' — IE - HAMILTON,- ----- J. 11. GRAWAM, D. STERIIET, lejan-at ORPHANS , COURT SALE. ON SATURDAY, J'ANUARY 26, 1868. Tho undersigned administrator of Michael Gibh late of Dickinson. deed., in pursuance of an order of sale will sell on the promises, ell tilt certain tract of land aud-tlie improvements thereon, situated In the raid township and bounded by the lands-of Nicholas Mowery. Willem Capthors. Alexander's heirs and other-cotttalulne 9 . ACRES,•more-ov„less.-- Thd improvements aro a substantial two-story • BRICK HOUSE, e1,#;!1. LOG BAR N, fat ',47.1 wagon shed, corn or chard, -6.c.__The-pcoperty_la_altuated-wlthin-Ilve_miles_of Carlislo on tho Chamoersburg • turnpike._ This is. a desirable property and is well worth the attenttau of buyers: TERMS OF S'ALII :—Ton per coot. of the minims° money when the property is str chose oil, the roedile of ono-fourth on the confirmatiou of the sale, another fourth on the flrstc.of April 18d0, when deed will be made and possession given, and the balance on the first of April 1869, wills interest from tho • first of April 1858, the taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser, who Miceli the crop in the ground. Selo to commence at 10 &Mb& A. N. • PATRICK GIBBONS, Administrator.' , • • Quarterly Statement .OP THE . . ..- . FIRS NATIONAL. BANK' . .., CARLISI,II PA, Jun, 7 1868.. , 0 - ' •7 Resources. Loans andtittietitintx, U 8. Bonds, .'' 'll llo,ooo 00 Legal 'fender Notes and Postal Currency. 35,001 02 Notes of otiu.knks, . • 2 277 00, Cash items, — 1,298 on Duo from other snits and Millers, 41,020 08 • Real llethtd and insurance, 8,692 17 • Furniture and Fixtures, 063 68 Premiums, 1,050 00 1 Protests,. . ' • . • • 32 7: Expensett, , .919 Pt MEI= Capital, . - Circulation, Discounts and Profit and Loss, • Duo to other Banks and Bankers, Individ nal Deposits, . U. P. . do 'Dividends unpaid • '; r • - - t $ 400,642-66 • Thunbove statement M true to the 'host •of my knowitidge nud belief. bIIAS. U. runinunN;.. • .‘. , rjashier. • • Sworn and subscribed bp-ere me this eighth door of January 1868. ' ", It. Ni)lllin LP. 10Janat ;INCOME TAX! ASSISTANT Aseessoa'S CIFFION -. • , UNITED STATES . INTERNAL 911. DivisfouaGth Aistrict, Pen • 'Carlisle, January ... B;lBoB. Pursuant i 0 the act of Congress, apnrovek•Jilare ittl,lBo7, the Income - Tax for 1861, :vitt the Spoeml Taxes - (or , Licemies),lrupon Trades, Professions and • Occupations, for the dnsulog year,. are to.be asseisecd immediately: • r • • ; All persons :wading 14 the Borough of Carlisle, or ln the townships ofNoil,hllllddleton, South, Middleton, Middlesex and Dipklnsoh, are 'notified to make re fume to this eine& At onto, of their Incomes ibr 1867, of their Carriages Li use exceeding $3OO lu value,' and their Oold and illlvor'Plate, • - • :4/11 - 4611:AtIons for Special Taxes (Lleenses), for the enen ir year ehould be made stance. . Botarns 111 bo received: • • • thaPulill.-V-Apueaof J. CI, Beecher, In North !Middleton lon:Fiehip: On Bridifaebruarylth,,at_thp.' . Springs,- I t,‘, Middlesex' township,, - 4A . On Saturday, Feburnry Bth; At the PUbllo 'Clouse of ' Joseph L, Knottle.ln , Dlcklnson Aompehip, Prlday.lebruary 14th, at tho PAU:: House pf - 13nydlit'ItupleS:In Payertown: Ou,Saturday, February 15th, at the' Publlo nous:J ot Jeremiah llannon, • a And oio . othrr days, prior to March 15t 1808, at the wilasistant .Aissesbor's olBeo, No. 7,- South blioket WILLIAM KENNEDY: ' " Analitant'dAgobaor,,( l Eli Div.,l6M Plot. RA. 40JAikat. , Ili =I V1ER.715,E31:21V75 . :. ......... OLDiE MO,NTIMENT ASST 1.3 •CIATION. The member¢ of the • assOciatiqh 'are hereby netilled that. the annual election - for, Officers 'of the association will be held on Monday, Cho 20 ;dayof Ja uary,lBoB, at the Arbitration Charabei , at the Court so- in Carlisle. at 11 o'clock A. 11: -•- The officers be elected are a President-tere Vice , Presideritshi riling Secretary--Corresponding Sec :retary—Treasurer and- an executive ;committee of thirteen. - : : - T4 l . OR . ALE- OR RENt - ' Thaktinti two-story '• •• • - . .. BRICK HOUSE ;1g , , with fine' arge lot,' 'Misted on South Siift Hanover street, nearly opposite the Natibnal Hotel.' This property is now In lhe occupancy of John T. Green, Esq., and Is olio of the moat complete and •oomfortable dwellings in Carlisle.' Possession will he 'given on the drat ,of April 1868. . Nor terms and other particulars apply' to , JAMES BENTZ, ... No 5 Market Square; Harrisburg. or to ANDREW WABIINGOD, - parllsle. IDUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON NOWAY, JANUARY 1868. A • The undersigned will offer at 'public sale, at. Elo • • t folly Sprlngs,,Pa., tho following „Neal Estato.• ,N • 1. All that large and commodious • • STONE HOUSE AND DWMAI G in which the undorslgned resides, - Ili,' main 'build iisg id•67.lbet in front and 40 feet deep, with back .building attached, and a never.failing wall - of water In the yard. On the same lot is a tarn, ice house, wastrhouso and ull•necessary out,buildings. No. 2. A large and commodious back building, s'ilo and other necessary out buildings. Also, a well of good water and fruit trees; situated near property No. 1. - --No. 3. Alot containing one acre of ground, haring nein= erected a frame house, a stable, and a cistern at the door. No. 4. Ton town lots lying on the ‘rest tido of the Carlisle and Hanover turnpike: These lots aro vary conveniently located for public business, and among - the - Mt:it desirablelots - In - the — village No. 5. A tract of highly improved land, containing 35 acres, having thereon erected a barn and carriage 'house. There is also a fmo young orchard ot apple and poach trots, which have bean bearing for 7 or 8 years. No- 6. Four - gotid lots situated within one-half mile of the above property, covered' . nith cak and pine timber,containing 80 acres • • No. 7. Three rects of land in Dickinson township, covered Witt; chestnut, oak and pine: timber which is very desirable for building purposes; near the sae , - onili of 8...5. Rogers. No. 1. tract contalnluglll acres: 'No.2, Id acres, end N 0.3, GO acres. he undersigned wlll also dispose - of his Dry Geode and Urocery . Store at public sale, which consists of a large and carefully selected stock stall the goods - kept in a country store. The ouly reason for dipposing of:the above -- property is that the-UM:hi - Signed% Intends-rogioVing: to Harrisburg, to engage In another business. Sale to commence at 10 u'elobk A. 31., when terms will bo made known by WYNNE will give lessons on the • Plano, Urganite. Terms 12 dollars per quarter, Srse le2sous_per week. Tuning and Iteparlim. 3jan-3t.*. MEI Ai:IOTICE.—N °dee 'is. hereby given L that the firm of F. fiAIIONEM A CO. bah lov changed by the "witlodritrel of Tdomss Minn -4,. trho as sold his interest in the business to eir.ußOE S. B sum. PI , lousiness of the Carlisle Foundry' and Machine TlVorl a will be continued by the undersigned under tint former_name of F. GARDNER & CO. All accounts due to, as well as against the old firm, ~lIL be settled by the new firm. TERS NOTlCE.—Theco•pfirtnership here tofore oil Sting botwon W. P. Lynch and , Geo. - it. - Foot..ik - this - day - deSolYed - , by mutnal rensenti-W. P. Lynch retiring. ,Tbe books and accounts are In the bands of W. P. Lynch for settlement $ 400,042 00 Liabil'iies 60)000 00 17,000 00 45,000 00 4,027 18 28.041 80 220,686,08 - 40,788 00 600 00 By ordoe'r•of the Council. R. • . . •I. il M :f 1 : 1 1RA 2 1 .142:5,..:1.11eftdNaryen"';* Igian•2t MEE 10Jeu•tf. TWO-STORY FRAME-DWELLING =EI E. GARDNER, "E,IIR,PiTY; --- -0. S. BEETRM. CM Ne i t V l I .INVENTION ih urib ,r GRAINpr procured patent for a novel and most excellent improvement - Inpraln Drills by which-the grain instead - of being" ;diluted in .14 inch rows as in the old method is scat. tared over a surface of three Inches, thus securing an equal and oven destributton of the seed, and a con. slderably greater yield of grain. This improvement can be readily attached to any of the drills now In use. Italy and County Rights for .Salo, agents • wanted: This le an excellent opportunity for active, suer gotta-young-men-to males large_ialatles. • - - -YorparticulantAddre sa__ •_' J. O. 'VALE. Jr., - .7an OS-Iy. Inventor and Patentee, Shirenihnstown Cumb. Co. • ------0 80.-R~NOOT_-_-~ Tho Lesions. will ho continuo hereafter, at the old ttenitr.hYdiernlLEP9A-nridateh-p-ynebrunder- the firree name of Foot de ' ,Lynch, 4ma.mos to . glee entire satisfaction to all who may favor Warr with their patronage, FOOT & LYiszcir: ,orders loft at the residence of Wm. P. ,Lynch. receive the Immediate attention of Foot & Lync ;AR CLARK & SONS, LEESBURG, PA. ARE now_ selling geode- at greatly reduced prices, and laying In now stock almost every week. Theig experience in business, being judges of both Dry Goods and Groceries, enables them to do jostler, to their customers. They aro thankful for the • liberal patronage heretofore received • and will strive to merit not only a continuance, but an _lnmeate _ Give us n call, - CLARK & SON. J aly 12-6 m FINANCIAL 525 MILS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD --Running West_frorn..olnalia . Across the Continent, I ARE NOW COMPLETED. ----Thls-bringsthe lino to the eastern base of the. Rocky 310 U utaibs, and it is expecte& that the track will ho laid thirty-Milos rut thor, titre. Paso, the highest point on thy road, by ..lanuary. The maxi mum'grado from the f o ot of the 'mountains to .tho summit to but eighty feet to the mite. while that o ninny eastern,reads to over one hundred. Work in' the rock-cuttitige on the western slopo will continue throu .h the winter, and there iv now no reason to doubt that the outiro grand lino to tho Pacific will bo upon for Wainer° In 1674. The means provided for the construction °tilde Croat National Work are ample. Thu United States grants Its Six Per Cent. Donde at tho tato of from $lO,OOO to $OB,OOO per mile, for which it takes a second lien as security, and receives payment to a .large.ilnut to the lull extent of its ~cialm iu arrv. Ices. These Bonds era issned.as -each' twenty-mllo" section is finished, and it hos been examined by.Ultited States Commissioners and pronounced to .bo In all respects a first,ciass road, 'thoroughly suit plied with depots, mph ., slms, stations, and all the necessary rolline stork and otter equipments. The United Stat.! ALM makes a Alonatlon of, 12,600 acres of land to th. mdo, which will ho a - route's of largo 0000000 to the ttompaty. Much of ibis, and in the Platte Valley is among Cho moot forms In the world, and other large portions aro covered with heavy pilau ibrests and abound itt coal of the best quality. Thu Company is also authorized to Issue Its,own FDA Mottling- , Donde to an amount equal to the !sane offtidalovornmord ud `tio more. Hou E. D: Morgan .and Don. Oakes am s are Trustees for the fond holders, and deliver he Bonds to the Company on ly% es tho work progresses, so that they. alway, represent au actual and productive: value, Tito authorized capitaidi the Company Is Ono Hun dred Billiton Dollars, of which over five millions have boon paid in upon the work ahead) , done. =-EARNINGS - OF THE COMPANY. ar , e l Marlys: e a t e ' lo th en ' t P t r r e' a f f i ll t t_ o t r alt h ili e rr Y l more than eufficlent to p a y the lute ' eat r . ". off ir -a l l r rthe- Bunds the Company cult Issue, If not another mile were built. It is not doubted that when the • road is completed thrttlirough,trande of the only line con -'necting—MiAtiantio and Pacific States wiil• be large beyond precedent,'and,Us there will be no comp.l tionl It Can always be done at profitable rat.. f, •It will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad le, in Pact, a Gownreent Work, built under the super4slon of Gov ernmeut officers, and to a largo *extant with Government money, and that-its bondi , err Issued under - Government direction. It le be- Ifuvad no similar security Is no carefully guard ed, and certannly no other In' tared upon' a huger or more valuable property. As the Compitty's - . , FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS . ... do offered ter the presout, at 90 (HINTS ON TOE 11,1,01.1. AR, thoyhre the cheap* aoeurity In the mar , being more than 15 per coot., lower than V. S. Stocks: They pay , . -t' fTIX I'Ipt'QENT.:IN (SOLD, ,: or over NINE ' PEE CENT.: nponthi Investmeni. Subscriptions will -- bo - received ; • In - .oarlisis, by • '24..L. SPONSLER ESQ.,-- and to - Now York at •tho Company's Omen, No. 20 Natwau o treat, and by CONrmONieL NAILONAL BANIC• No. 7 Nassau St, • Clans, Donau & Co.; Barresas;ol Wall'St., - I'. ',lour; C15C6,14 BON, BANNERS . ; 83 Wall 8t.,• . and by the Company's advertisod Agents througbeut. he United States. Remittances ghquid he made. in drafts or other funds par in Now York, and the bonds wilt he.sent free of charge by return express. Parties "subicriblog through local agonts will look to 'them for their dei'very. _ D MAP, showing theyro d . Vr i llue ° o r f A l' entis ° , r lxiay l e rr u otTt e a n to ell at n il t t r e u rgo i rpcge Ofileas or, alto advertised Agents, or will be sent free on application. JOllll J. OIBCO, Treaturer. Ajan-lm REAL' ESTATE • SALEr& re n t froth. let A "1868, j. - Two new brick two story houilotr.on - ,l , :agt - and,: dosinib le location, apply to . . U. 9AWYS!L 'W,. • „,... „ ]IOR I.I,ENE-L-Theuridersigod - offers for root from the lot of April next, . . LANIIN AND CONVENIENT. EITODE ROOM, . . NO. la , iionth Ilanovei Area, now occupied by•him. This 'Mom - elegantlyttted op with conveniont shelving; hie' ariescollont - collar Under It, and worl4 bajust the place fur a hardware or dry 'goods • gore: . • • •. Apply to EMI .QALE-",OF VALUABLE REAL. 1.0 ESTATE IN CARLISLE. On Friday, the 81 day of January, 1868, at n o'clock, A. M., will bo offered' at tie- Court THREE STORY - BRICK - RESIDENCE, of the late Mrs: Susan H. Thorn, in Carlisle, Pa., 'at the corner of High and Bedford street, together with the TWO-STORY HOUSE • adjoining, and a VACANT HALF LOT next thereto.pn High street, the whole embracing a lot and a brilrof ground 'more Or lens, with a Brick Stable and.Bricie Ice HOuse near the -corner of Bedford and , Liberty alloy. The house Is finished in modern 51310 with high ceilings, the criers with Mahogany Doors, de, ThrThree-Story House Is about . thirt,y-three feet itlehen on High street, thar TWO-Story 110000 eboUt twenty-six foot fronting on 'High street, and the vacant lot thirty feet en the same. The property ' will be offered ail together or ha two or three partite suit purchaaer& 1. The largo THREE-STORY HOUSE, with so much of the lot•aa is — eut 'off by a - straight line running from High street south to Liberty ahoy, from the west side of said - Three•Story - House; -and-parallel thereto, to SOW Liberty alloy, with all the buildings thereon situate. 2. The TWO-STORY HOUSE, with as muebralronnd Corresponding to the width of said HoUse on High • street, as is cut off by a straight line running from the cast and west side of said Two Story' House from- High street south to said Liberty alley, with all buildings thereon situate. B. The half-Vacant Lot adjoining the last mention ed house on the west side, thirty feet on High street, and of the cacao Width, to said Liberty alloy. All the• Venetian Blinds, Latrobe Stoves or Orates with Oil Cloths in the passages will be sold with the house wherein they are neat placed. The property will he sold on the following terms. - One half tho purchase - money on the --lat day- of April next, when possession will be delivered. Ono fourth of the purchase money in aix months after, to wit on the Ist day of October 1808, and' the realduir on the let-of April 1800, when Deed will be made pursuant` to the will. Ton per cent of WI imrdiase money be paid when tho property in-stricken .off, to be deducted from the pal meat in April. The property can be examined on the 'feels of the sale. - Also. will be sold at the elm' time, all e interest at the iglu Mrs. Susan H. Thorn. beim • b undivld ,ed moiety In a. small piece of land situate on the Triudle Spring road, containg hbout THREE ACRES more or less, about ono mile east of Carlisle, ad joining lends of J. Hamilton, and—J. Holmes, to be sold for cash. "Odoqls EINEEM SALE OF REAL-ESTATE. On Thursday, January 16, 1868 lip order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, we will canoe° to public sale., n the promisos -- In PLAINFIELD, 'W.Far PENNE'BORO"TOWNSIIIP, that certain lot of groad, on the south side of the State Road, bounded on the north by the. said ptate- Road, on the east by a public alley, nu the south by the Mount Roca Road and on thewest by proper ties of colomon Bowers au Daniel Myers, containing about TWO AOIDES. . The improvements are a Isrgo 1 ...-„....,,, , TWO SToRY half DWIII.I IN3 HOUSE. L p I , 1 'i`k - a one and a half story FRAME Dw4pArza . v ; 0 ; i i s l i nl , r3Lw r it l l; - d o o::„ , b;,}3 a t s lel i , .. C u ll:: ll , l e d il . , o o t te r , 1 ,em necessary outbuildings: There is' a flue WELL(S.- 'WATER - near - CM dbOr, and air abundance of choice fruit trees on the lot, re)ad'sring It a most desirable prrperty. . . Terms et, solo ~ Ten per cent; of the purchase mono}, to be paid whoh the property Is stricken off, the value °Gone fourth op ,the confirmation of the sale by the Orphatue'Court, ono-fourth ou April the ist,lollB, Irhou.thitDeed and possession will be given, and the reumindor hi - tWo., - ,equar. annual payments, with Interest-forrEAprillst,- 1860,-on _April Ist, IND; and 1070, to be secured •bi judgments .,-. The. per- chaser to pay alt Dues for the ycar'lBoB, Salo to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. - PO SAMUEL GREASON, TUC:SIAS OREASVON, _ • Trustees, -20 dec yAIItJALE-REAL-ESTATE-A-T -PUBLIC SALE. Oct Saturday, January 26, 1868. - By virtue of the last will and testament, of Jacob Martin, dee.), 1 wTII sell at public sale, In . West Fairview. Cumh;rlaud county, a very desirable piece -of-ground, situate in said town, having _thereon erected a double twe•story /. 1 1 ' It, A. M E HOU'S'E, _to_bagold.scparafOly or together, as w 11 best suit purchasers. Therein a. lot of _nround adjoining thl<property which ran be cut off from it by a 4 ft. alley, vvhlah required; In which. case said lot will be offered for sale at the same time. AlsO, at - the same thno and place, a valuable MMU4III LOT OF GROUND, situated in sold town s containing about 68 'Rot In front and 139 feet In depth. Salo tosommenco at 1 o'cicck P. M., when terms will bo made known by JOSEPII MARTIN. • Executor. 33a is 11 EA'L ESTATE FOR SALE. Ct u Y virtu. of an order of tke Orphans Court et Cumberland county, under proceedings in parti tion, to mndlrected, Lmill exposed to puplic sale on Saturday, January 18..186R, at the ,Court House, In the borough of Carlisle, at 11 o'clock of said day, the TWO-3TORY STOEE HOUSE and lot ; ot ground, -situated on the-east-side, of,Sluth— liardWeV__Stieet. In said borough, late the property of Will. ()lancer, deed., bounded on the north by property of Wm, Sellers ' ontixo east by Mr.'_Mullenrantton2sOUtlCbj Mrs. Mcllathond on - the west by Hanover street. being 30 Perla - ore less In front on Ilanov,er street, anti rennin back about 240 feet. This la a very de• sirabbi•property, nd in good order. I , Terms of sale, made known on day of sale by A. A. LINE, Administrator of WM. OBLANCEY dec'd. 20dec.tn. "VTALUABLY PROPERTY--FOR v - ,Tvvid;S , ory - Weatherbearded Douse and - Tetdirgeentidou South Hanover street Carlisle, adjoi inq proportioe of Judge Graham and others, at present occupied by John Whlalor, the - lot to 30 foot to feent and 210 Pet In depth to an alley. It not sold et private sale In the meantime, it will be then offered at PU BLIT. C.. - S A TYE,. on Wednephy, the ath, of February nost, at 10 o'clock, A. 0!., at the Court 11ouso. Terms made easy 3jari•Ot . [ I OR SALE.—Two small .hou'ses. Ono joic and the oper Yranio, trio stories 111:1 on west — Locust. al ey, near the college. Lots 30 feet front by 100 feet in cla depth, with ilydrunt in the yird. Terme it moderald - - -.-• Apply to ILr. 1111MII101I, I= ROOFS' OF' _THE SUPERIORITY OF THE AMERICAN ATONES . This country hos reason to bo proud of -this /mien - - did specimen of American Operatic./ genius and -en. torprlso. That'll will work tt revolution In the - Watch manu'acturlng of the world no one c an . doubt who examines the opetationa of the Waltham establish ment, for It turns out watch movements a.t., just about enc. Ulf the cost Of imported movements—be• eide the uniform reliability of the machine-made watches must give theta a great etdv antago•over - all others as herover known. A peer timepiece-13f the machine make will be as rarelff"the future as a good ono of band mat o has beaff heretofore, for machinery le arbitrary in Its performance, and can make ' a per feet article Jo.- tas easy as one that Is r cables& It will boa cause of congratulation' if thin highly useful American Enterprise shall have the effect of driving out of market the thousands of trarhy,foreign articles miscalled timekeepers, by furnishing so excellent and economical a imbed itute.—N. r. rimak, -, - -.'"4lloThavo bad one of the works of this Company in, a case for some considetable time, and, cqmparing thera-With formerfireft-class works of different manu facture possessed by bit, they have eatabliabod In our opinion their superieritrbfor any-over introduced for corregtness as time places."—The World. . - .. "We notice-with regret (writing of the Paris Ex position) the absence of specimend of American manu facture, whiCh,'although only comparatively erre ..eent birth among us, is already producing results of • the most sati-factorir chsraeter The watches manu factured by-the Waltham Company are certainly, so far as strengthi - durabillty; - and - excellouco: as - Cute c keepers are co ri corned, Xs good as anything produced by the ' , tette or Swiss mattufaetures."—N. I'. Herald. "Thebeaut •; the precision,•th o greater eheapnets: the Uniform xcelience - -of a watch constructed. by unteldnelys exquisite that. the users sp ectacle. of its operation le poetic, gradually give the American Watches a publics prelim-ouch which will not be de colved."--11argerk waft. EVERY WATCH Fifa YV:A.ItniNTED. For Bak by all ,Fitet-olass DOsl'er's in the United Straw; and British Provinoos. - • --- For furtlior Inforrootton'addrositlie Agoilto, RO/3BINS ' & APPLM'ON, = alan4m. x, P.MljlBO%. 0. INHOBB • - JAMES -TASK LToN,' -- JAMES lEJIMIIIA.2I. DAVID STERRET, -Executors. J. l EP EP Exonitqr • • IVAL'IIIAiq - 182 BtOLldWA7' Bryan Pulmoni r c Wafers,— IMPORTANT AN OUNCEMENTI . - , POSITIVELY HE -- GREATEST REDUCTION S of the Season MI Greenfield's, No. 4 East Main St,. Ell=iil All the best - truilire of prints 12N cents. - Cholee-etylon prinb , 8,10 - and 12 Tents. • A beautiful 31ualin. (bleached.) 1 pan:Lynda 123Gete. west fioulestioGlitghatne to town et 12% and Wets: Tickinge 12%, 16 and Drete ; extra heavy 4 4 26 ote - While, Red, Yellow:and -'oliiy Flitinele:frcn the lute forced sales, reduced prices:. BLANKETS Good Brown 'Blankets at $2 50 poi pair; Whlee (all wool) Blankets $4 por pair; the lamest .11-4 Blankets (all wool) only $4 60 per pair; all the finer grades very chelip„ - SHAWLS RHDUCED - IN PRICES I • a • We have's splendid , square Shawl, Ladles Ise only S 3. • Good Double Shawls $5 and $O, sold all weeks ago at $4. A full assostment of ' . D RE SS __G OODB, At prices that defy competition All the beet grades of French Merino at 87c. >llOO and 1 20. . . Beautiful Gem eery dmp. 'Elegant Ali:aces, In Weeks, Drowns, Bkmerk, Wine, Greon and Blue 50 emote. - All Trobl "Pialde redneedto-50nents. FURS! 'FURS! large assortment very cheap. MEE By special arrangement with one el the largest Fur honors In this country, I can and will sell Vine lower than any store in Carlisle. -FRENCH CLOAKINCiS;- In iency styles very low Tbo best Black Dyer, all Wool, - 'stay floe, only 4 60. A full 'too o f-Jeans,' Itallnktta7, Oldtbiraaut ,aselmeris Just re alireAlit astonishingly low prices. THE AMERICAN STAR CORSET,' ONLY $lOO ram s the exclusive agent cribs above for ~C A R. T, T S-LE,' HOOP SKIRTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HANDKER CHIEFS, L I ACE COLLARS, NETS, In fact everything connectad with a =II FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS estahliabnient,-at prices' that cannot , 11d1 to please. 'Mean whet I say when. I assert that/ there is no store to tho connt7that can offer good) &S low prices,. or offer better,etoeit:, Remember th feet that. all the above goods bar; bean spnehasedi within the last week; at' the late fOrr.!edjaales, which ambles me to offer these iddintemeitts 'to ptvehasers. ; • • L T. GREENFILD, No - . 4, EAST MAIN STE), Ell! FLOOR OIL CL6THS On ban lade° 07 • MEM I= NOTICES A . UDITORS NOTICE.—_ . . bembroratt to. the creditors of the estate of Coeklln. that- a-distribution of the assets 11u. the hands of hie adminietratriz will be made at....w• office In' ParllA on • Saturday, January 11 1/36g • MI parties In interest are requested to present their claims. W. 8. Auditor. 20dee-d. IVIM.I.NISTRATOWS Lettore of. administratton on Atte estate. a e n _B. Ha o, deed; late of South Middle • ton tosniship, haring been lamed to the . subscriber residing In the same township, notice Is hereby glees to all persona Indebted to sold motets to make pay mint and. those haring claims t o present them to ... rBpIIBAIM SHELLY, . . • , • Administrator. n0v15.6t. DMINIEiTRATORT" NOTICE. Letters •of Administration on the estate of 'n Tieffietlnges, deed.. late- of West Penneborc township, haring . been. Lamed •• by the Register of Alumberland county to the antecriber, residing it 'Plainfield, notice is hereby glean to all' persons In debted to mid estate to make payment and thou baying claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement to . . DANLBL MYERS. - , Administrator. laded-fit. , • . ' ...XECIETORK_NOTIOE.._. • E. Notice is liereby - given that LottCrs Test men. tary on the estate of the late Mrs. BUZAU II Thorn, deed., have been granted to the .nndenigned resid ing in OamUBlpp, and lie vicinity. All persons indebt ed to mid es to' are, requested to make payment nd these having chimes against said estate to pros nt them for settlement. - './Afdi.B HAMILTON JAMES 11. - ORAHAIdi -. D.BTBaSIT 6•Ctxtors. Hideo Ct. • XECUTOR'S - NOTICE.-;-Letters Testamentary an the estate of Jewell Wil!lan's, d., late of Monroe township, having been granted to the subscriber residing the drat In Carol' town ship, York 00., and the seined In Monroe township, Oun2berland county, notice 111 hereby given to all persone haring claims agilnit said estate to present them and those indebted to make payment to i_ , .101iN WILLIAMS, - • -. JOSEPH BRANDT, , - • Rxeeyaters; , 20dee43t e. ' ' ' = BANKRUPTCY. • Eastern District of Annsylvania S. S. ' psalms Deo. 20, A. D. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap, pointment as Autistic. of Andrew •J. Ruts, of New stile, in the County of Cumberland, and . tate .'of Pennsylvania,-within said district,, who . has bleu adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the district Court of said district. . . . H. NHWSIUM, . . .- - , Assignee. No. 62 South -Hanover Bt., Carlisle. To the Creditors of said. Bankrupt. S h ign-St. „. - . P7IOCLAMATIOIq. wiTHEREAS, the - Tipp. Jemze H. GIMIMI, President Judge of the several Courtil of Common-Pleas of the counties of Cumberlsrod;--Per ry,and Juniata, and Julian of ' the severalCourk Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery to Enid mantles, and ThomasP.Dlair and Hughilttuitt,Jiidges of tbe Courts of Oyevand Terminer and Jail Delliery for the trial of all capitatand other offender*, In..the said county of Uumberland, by their prdeept to tee directed, dated_ the UM day or November, A-D-18L7, have ordered the Court' of Oyer and Terminev's General Jail Delivery to be holden - at Carlisle on the Monday oflannary, 1886, (it being the 18th day), at-10 -o'clock In the forenoo to continue two weeks. NOTICE laterally given tbeCorolier,Justlces ot the Pencil, and Constables the said county of Cum. larked that they are b he mild precept comminded to be then. and there in their proper persons/ with their rells,records, and inquisitions examtnations,and all other eem - .:mbrances, - to do - those things which -to ' !hale Maces appertain to be anise; and all those. that • etressbotuniby - roiognisances, to prosecute against the 'prisoners.thatrre or then shall be In'the Jail of said connty, are to be there to proseente.thein as Shall be oat. • ' JOS. 0. 1 .T1.1081P80N iliteeltf. edee,lBp7 I VOT.T.CE.—Notiee is 'hereby / given Li -that LIM. following i mamma- persons /have ad implications for Hotel, laquom and Itestatinint fetiCell, under the several Acts of Assembly relating thereto, In the office of the clerk -of the Grant of Quarter Sessions—of CumbiirLand county, which raid applications wa be presentodlo said Oottrt oh Mon, day, the 18th day of January, 1888: HOTELS. -Lewis Meer, West WardiOarfisle. Lewis Faber, East. 'g . - Jaz47s .Tbompeon, Middlesex.; W . Bell, New Ctunhetiarl to': BETALLIBIS. Sam D. Meek, Bast Ward, .Sarlisle. Edward Showers, West" Ward " Benjamin S. Stones, Moippbozburg. Woo. Lewis, Newton tows*dti. Edward Motion, RESTADRANTS. • Frederick Aichele, E ast Ward, Caritas.; ; .Tohn`Yalser. -- - - - •-', " .. . • , John G. 11111 man, .5 / • . • , - _Srunuel_Brown,_" . . ...-...--=- _ --. yrederick Balmer, • " • ; , Charles Franciscus, Wait Ward, • Jacob nipple, • ~ • • • John Ord*, _Mechanicsburg borough. j , Morrell & Blarocuut/ • • . I W. S. Dunlap, Neweille borough. t Win. D. Over, • . , . • Catharine Pecker, eel ton towneelp. David Kauffman, -. 5 , ,,..-., • ; . ' Wm. Beavet, Shlpp Sburg boro ugh. Christian Shade,• u / . Frederick Dreckeninaker, Sliver Spring township. Dahall Shupp, South Middleton 111 , Charles W. Linthurst _ " , SAMUEL BIXLilk Cierk ;Quarter ,Seltirma. __- :13dec4t S , HEigFrE3 :SALES. : , . --1 By virtue of sundry Writs of *endltionl'Exponas issued out of the Court of CommthL Pleas_of,Cumber.- lanG - county,and7l6 - 1 - Tier Allotted; I win expose to sale, by public vendne oroutcry, at the Court House, In the Borough of Carlisle, on Friday, January 10, 1888,at 10 o'clock, A. AL, the; following r Real Estop!, to wit: - . ; described A tract of land situate In Silver ?Spring /township 'Ouniberland county, Pa, bounlied• on the east by land of Henry Vogiesonq, on the south and mat, by lands of azo Beeline, and the:. , Cohodoguinet Creek, and on he north by lands of SamitetVoglesong, and Jacob 8 One, containing 175 aerei more or' .lest; .halinE-3hereon_ erected a TerseB rame- Dwelling Alfonso and Back - .. - Eltehen, Bra "e Barn, Wagon Shed, Hog Pen, amt Oth,r °nth dings. Seised and taken in execution as - the pro rty of Edward Diamir: ditch—A lot of ground situate in West Pen sboro township; Cumberland county, Pa., howl:dell on the west and : north by public i roadQ, on the east by public alley, and on the south by lot on Samuel - FfehOlchentainlngaboutNhf - an acre ,ba the same more or hese, having thereon erected 'a Two Story Log and , Weatherboarded Ilomie, Wadi House, Log Stable, and Hog Pen, and other out-buildings. Seized taken in execution as 'the property of trammel Rhoads, endorser. , . . ; Also.*ll lot of ground diluted In the Borough of Carilider, Pa., bounded on the mouth by North street, on the !west by. Andrew Lechler, on the', north by an alley, aind.oli the east by an-alleycontaining 24 foot in Trent on North street, and ' llO ' feet In debth more or less. Belied and taken In execution as the property of Jacob Weaver, Jr. - Alm. i A tract of land situated in Hampden town chip, Ciunberland county, bounded on the earl .by laud of John Quigley and John Stiles; on the north by land of Catzler, Shaul and Waggoner, on the west by lind of William Hatchett, on the, mu by land or defendant, coo4wing 83 Wes more 1e.., having thereon erected4 - TWO.STORY LOU II - X l %, LOU BARN; . Spring House, Hog Pen, Corn AO, Bake Oven, de. - I AIM. 4 tract of land situate In the same town thip,pounded on the east by, John ptiles---.BlthulL on the so uth by State Nra'ron the west' by William MatMett and David Untie. Esq., abd One nerth I by other land of the defindaut, containin 80 arr.. more or leg having therOon'erectod aON AND 41- 11Ahil STORY HOUSE, LOG BAILN, Frame Wekon Shed,Cont Crib, and Hog Pen, Seised and taken In execution es the property of Simnel flume. old Vine 1" - , , .... • , r e t , JOS.p. TLIO3I SON ` . 1 .., 80/1111e8 ijrnas, Matta% lf . : e Dee., 11, 1807. J_ 1 . . Conemows.—On all sate. of 4600 or over, 550 will be 'required to be Paid - when the property I. stricken et and .25 ou all sales under $lOO., • 12dec.411. ~ . . NEW NOVELTIES . • WE TANG INVITATIONS. • , Tim largeat 'far ty, of Stiles weer Offered t o the Public. New Noveltl conetantlkadded to onuseMplee. ,A . , 0 era attended to by mall. • Prlfea Reasonable. • • R. iirosKlA's 43 co. - Engravarm, Statloners,,Xoyelope, en' Molt INA . Identibuturere, Btteet,.P.Mlad Znov 07.3 m e.., D EVDLUTDOT'IN TRADE 1 kV WWI, you can tueoleo for the rum of •O NE noo • An- Silk, Merino, and Alpatta Minus, Shawls, Di morale; Linen 'Goody,' Emboned - Table 'Covers, Watches, Jeweliy, Silver Plated Weise.," Sewing - ?Mutinies, Ake: - Send clubs of ten or taorsi7Witit - ten eentarfor ueh -Aegeriptive cheek, Ind the *otter-lip of-ths—elub-eilli. receive a present worth $3 to $1100;aaeonillog to nnm ber sent. Agents' granted Iverywtiers. Circulars sent free. PARK=A 00,64 A ti 6 Bedevil St., Witco. taregni : ' Cheap. piOTIOE". The Insular 'amine" meeting of ihe Stockhol m of the Sint Natrona' Dank, of Carlisle, for the 010.30011 of Directors.' will be held at there Banking Nowa In Oarlhle.. on Tuesday. the' .14 diJ of almuuy. 1808, between the hours of 10 A. AI. and I °Selo* P. M., of earl' day., • , WU& 11..1111011RN, -Cashlec. 10400-3 t . . . • D EAVNESIB, P LINDNkSS i ind CA ) • TAIIItiI Croatia *I the utmost snooks. by •.1.-I.aans,-11I—D" Oculist and_ whit, VorlntllT-9-t tor den, Itollandj No.. litld Arch treet, Piffled's. Toe i; mutate ' from the • most mita le 'warm hi,. thia city and country an be seen at Ida Waco. The medlar ill° , y are Invited to accompany their patient., ae he Iv secrete In his predict: Artllldal Arm lamb,. .. bout Pan. No thug. ibr Usuriloatlc!al -• , ti0n10,111111.4. GREAT EXCITEMENT , . . „ AT TILE OLD CORNER EAST MAIN STErnt MIS -been -created by an- other Urge arrival of (heap goods, The hut; 'Atiction Bales l'- PRILADEbPH.I4. P 1.1 THE TIME -TIIAT EVERY ' • I e tow and county eon purchase a,' GOOD FILE 11 MERINO AT 1,00 EMPRESS REPPB all wool 00 ALPACA POPLINS 75 Splendid PLAID POPLINS 76 to 1,00 OASUME E S only 46 -and all other Dress Goods- as -cheap-in -proportion BLANKETS I BLANKETS Please litait:; forget the fact that all high pries. are ! KILLED In ell kinds of Domestic Goods GODIrCANTON FLANNEL - 12% „ • DOMESTIC GINGHAM : 44 MDSLTLIS 44 CALICOES 810 and 12 SHEETINCIS - PILLOW,- CASE MIISLINS,. TICK 'NOS, CHECKS, TOWELLNOS, TABLE DIAPERS At. At, tomb prices as will astonish every pergola that call • LEIDIGH & MILLER, EIM in 6 vintage one pt tbe sz wet style. or LAMA' CLOTH CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, BASQUES, CIRCULARS, &c, de A splendid •nortment of Cloaking, Cloths by the yard or piece. largest stook of long and aquae SHAWLS;. are always to be found on the CORNER you will find scary direription of, FLANNELS . of all colors and qualities White and Color& gm. made Flannels. Shirting Flannels cheaper than, ever he old stand'you will !lad the greatest variety of all kinds of , from the cheapest Fore up-to the mid Mink flabla MUFFS, - COLLARS, OASES, . ," • BERTHAS, • • . HOODS, I TRIMMINGS &r,. be Ladles, Misses, and Chlldren,att._ _ Leidich &Miller's .heap Iliore yoli lee Ckke groateet vorlO - Of ovEre COATINGS, I FRIOOII CLOTHS and OASSIM '1 . 3,, FANCY CAB9OIEIII3, • . SATINETT3 ttc.,4to._ . A special arrangement with a gra elan Taller, to ' . make any garment In very short notice 1 MOURIVINC COCOS ! AilwaYe a flail aupply of every deat4lption of ';,FUNERAL GOODS: Strict attention In tilling ). orders from town or coudty. CHEAP Notion's always on hand sash as , BREAKFAST SHAWLS, NOBIAS, 1100DS, ' - SCARFS, TIES. HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTENS, YARNS. Drawers and Undershirts, Hooped Matti &c., So BALIIIORA.L The bastio be had In the county, 1411 ..lfbereabey have the largest and best stook of GAIIPSTO. • • . , -- OIL CLOTIrIb • FATIINGB, • ~..Ntuoarns, nuas,uATTS, Sm. . __Please do noktell to Om ds a rall r esereet• deter- - - mined not to be undersold, and can 'always prove to our friends that we nil good Goods cheaper thou any ether hones to the county. MILLER. SIGN OF THE CARPET. HALL, I 512n0r 01 EMI ~~ V, ~~ AT . NO: 2 BOUGHT Ark ( NEW YORK AND , 1 CM ON - THE AT FURS, STORE NO. 4 EMI M EMI I!