...._'..:.t SPECIAL NOTIOLfS. ,• , HEATH The. iubsoilher bee just rocelred a good supply of the bestial and white solo loather, !Which ho offers at greatly reduced prices . for the CASH . hoops Ma _hand corielautly all kinds of finished loather. Plena° call at Wm. Blair's now tannery ioat of South Etna Carnal°. Clllilo.rres lAves 'Sayed for 50 . Cents. • THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNUALL' :ofertroup. Now mothers, IF you, would Spud 60 cents, ‘and';always have .a bottle of Dii Tobias' ,4fi - nafthiii'Linfinent in the hoots, you - nevar.. need ?Oar fasing yormlittle one when attacked with the complaint., If Is now 20 - years since I have put DP my , Liniment, 'Ad never heard or a ‘ child dfing of Croup when my i f intirient was used; but hundredsof cases of cures have hoop lwportod to vno, and -many' state if it was $lO dollars par bottla - th ey'would not be without it. 11 - asides Which, it Is a certain cure frit Outs, Bur as, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat SW 011 - Inge,3lumps, Colic, Dlarrhcca,Dysontory, Spasms, Old Sores, and-Pains la the Back and Cheat. No ono oneo , trles it who is ever without It is warranted per taka ;InternaliV=Sultz - Directions .- w ith., °every, hottle. Sold by all Druggiats, Depot, 60 Cort• landt Street, New York. Alit 24Jan.08 lm. TO CONSUMPTIVE The Rev. EDWARD A WILSON 'krill send (froo of - aline) to all who desire it, the proscription with the directions fonmaking and using the simple remedy by which be was cured of a lung affection and that - dread d limas° Consumption. ills only object is to benefit the afflicted - and be hopes every sufferer will try this prosetiption as it cost nothing, and may prove rt - blessing:-Ploaseaddroco Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, • ..No. 165 South Second Street, Williamsburg, Now York - mayl7 67-Iy.. INFORMATION. --Inferrnotion7gUarantaed t 6 pioduce_ al:luxuriant growth of hair upon n ball hfiad or lieardias face, also n recipe - tor tho removal of Pimples, Blotchas, Eruptions, etc., on tho akin, leaving tho some soft, clear, And beautiful, can bo obtained ~ I vlthout chargo by addressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST, 623 Broadway, Now York. reayl7 aby. . 11ETV NOTICE.- FOr the member's of the Allen and Bot Pennsboro! Mutual Fire Insurance Company. At a meeting of *the Boamb of Managers held this day, a tax of lour per cent. was made ou all available Premium Notos now in possestion of the Company. Von are therefore reguestid to pay the mme, over to Daniel Dailey, Beg., Treasm or, or to his authorized agents on or before thelat of N larch, 1808. By order of_the Board. .k 24Ja,683t _IN BANIRUPTCY. , - TEasitr District of Pennsylvania. At Philadelphia, the 4th day of Jan. A. D. 1669. The undersigned hereby gives settee of his appoint ment as Aasigneo of George IN McWillMull of Phila delphia in the county of Philadelphia and Slate of Pennsylvania within said district, who has been as signed a bankrupt upon leis own petition icy the Dis trict Court of said district. To.-whom It may concern. . --- ' MADISON R. HARMS, Assignee. 312 Now Street, Philadelphia. 24Jnn•d9 3t DUPLIC SALE OF ArALUABIJE REAL ESTATE IN CARLISLE. sOn'EIATURDAY Iho 22,1 (hi) , of FEBRUARY 186 S, at .11 o'clook A M..w11l bo oflooßl on the premises, the delightful suburban Iteshioneo;ofAlr. Benedict Law, (now tho property of D. P: 6outhworth) on the East side of South ilanovor Street, consisting of a largo two story FRAME and WEATHERBOARD ED 11011 SF, ticith wings - and Daekbuilding.‘ Fromo Stable and Outhildings, togother With- the LOTS OF OROIIND occupied by and adjoining this residence, containing In all liboUt 160 foot front and extending back 230 feet to an alley. TERMS OF' SALE 7: - Ton per cent. of tiro purehaSo money to be paid on the day of sale, and the balance on the first dug of April 1000, when - poeeobsion will be - given and aßeed made. 2 4inn.6B 3t REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC On Tuesday, Febrifary 4, 1868. - - -The-subseriber,-(lem-Itieller,--residing-near-Rmighs town, Cumberland county, In., on the Olio, loading from e lTarrikliiirg - "[0 Pittshurg - offurs - hirr - Valuable - Farm; containing - 204- acres of LIMESTONE LAND, about 100 acres cleared; and In a good state of (MU vation;the balance well covered with Timber. There is a good OBCllAltaof choice fruit, Apples, Peals, Poaches, Cherries, Plums, Grapes &v., on the prerrnsos. The Improvements, aro a good BRICK DWELLING lIGUSC - ; - two stories high,- lately built, containing eight rooms, Wash [louse, Smoke House, Cistern, a good Bank Barn Corn Crib, Wagon Shed Bog Pen, Carriage House:Cider Press, Sc., all nearly now. 'There in also a large Cistern neer the barn. Tho nblre property will be sold as a whole, or in parts to cult purchaser. Any person wishing to view the farm l k , can do so by calling on the subscril r, residing on the premise. Sale to commence at P o'clock, on sold dity, when terms will be made know by ~ ' - OEOII 3E, KELLER. 21jart-69 s QUERIFF'S SALES. By . virtuo of sandry. NV, its of Venditioni Exponns Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumber. !and county, and tIT moo directed, I wilt expose to sale, by public.Venduo or outcry, at tho Court. Homo, T in,thedlorough,ufafrllale on Stitioday,y_ohdu_ary,Bth • 1.1165,1tt 10 o'clock, Th e follow ing described Beal Estate, to wit A lot of ground situate in New Mu:4oton, Cumber. and County, bouhded on the north by liarrieburg apdGaillelo turnpike, on the MISI by lot of John EMU, On the sotitli - by an alley and on tho west by lot of Joseph Egolf' containing 50 foot in front and 180 in depth, morn or loss, haring theroon orectod a TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING llOUSE r nithbackbulld , ing,Srama, Stn de, Hog Pon, nmoke nous°, and other outbuildings. Solzod and taken Into (dm:nation as the property-ofJacpb.Wort. Also, A lot of ,'round situated Di - the - borough of Carlisle, Cumberland County; bounded on tho north „„ aneoLa.tt lout bby Toot Louth - - - orl;ed, t—by-C.hmploy,—contaming 40 feetln front and 120 In depth,. mom or less, having, thereon erected a TWO - STORY LUG AND WEATII ERBOARDED DWELLING HOUSE, and Back Inchon, a.ONE_STOIty.,BRICE SALOON., Summer Homo, and other outbuilding - BT .- Seized and tukon in •oxecution as the property of James T. Murray. - To be sold-by me,- JOB. C. THOMPSON; Sheryl: `.. OrrlcEiethiaLE, ,Jan., 24,1808. f Com:axiom—On all solos of 8500 or ovor, 300 will be readired to bopuld when tho property is etrlckon off, _and $O5 on all sales under $lOO. - 24,1au-68 ts. EPORT OF POOR HOUSE VlSl jou TORS FOit 1867.-76 the LiOnorable, the Judges of the (hurt of Quarter Sessions of Cumberland Coonty The undersigned appointed by your llonorablo Court v tailors of the house of Employment, Au., for the—year 166 L respectfully report: That having tended to the duties of their appointment by visiting the institution horn time to time during, tho post year they at all times folind the lionso, pau. per,lnmates and the farm attachodiunder pro* man agement, and in proper condition, the feeble In body and mind kindly cared for, tho sturdy vagrant and others able to work made tonally,' that this is for such as they a house of - Employment, as well as of IICCOIII. modatlon. All orb properly fed and tho,proctice of ---psronstuleanitnesuriOdb%uuloreed.',ln-Viow-14111/A -we - recommend the continuance of the present efficient Steward and Stowordets, under whrso • moungombn t house, inmates and farm, show continual improve wont. Wo clone this brier report with oxpresslng our regret for the loss of one of-tint outer 'buildings of the institution by fire recently, nod our sorrow that its destruction Involved the 10811 of tbruo of its inmates. - Wo recommend the erection in Its stead of a suitable building with the modern Improved safe mode of hoot p log - buildings - of ado class by hot Water, Or heaters in the basement, and that this building, thus boated and properly ventilated - besot apart for Ihu Insane and blind of - our Connty. - All of which is raspeetfully sub . witted" 24Jan-18C8 AGENTS 'WANTED FOR THE BA.UE-COATS, And Jam theg 7 'Lived and Aught - and died for-the With Boanqa ancrpAidonts in thh Great Rebellion, • Comprising -.Narralives of .-Personal Ad d ventures, Thrilling .• Incidents . Daring • • • Expidits, - Heraie Detds,,Wonderful Es capes, Life in:- the 'Camp, 'Field- and' Bospital; ~:adventhreS of Spies and Scouts, .Togethei• Milk, the Songs, Bal lade,. Anecdotes ,and .112,19)Z02'011i% delletiV splendidly •-Illustrated: with toyer t Oisw liltuutred - Fine Portraits solonfriliewtatle • ',full Fangreovlinarea, Thom is acertaiii pondion of tio war tinatattill noier -go into.the rogular histories, nor-be embedlod In -ro t mance or poetry, which is a vary real part of it, and will, if prom-midi convey to, sumeeding,goannlitions - a r batter idtia of the 'spirit of the conflict timatuany dry reports of careful`, a:glandless of events; aml tide part .may hOcallod the gossip, the fad," the' pathos` of the , . war.' This illuotrates the - character of the leattenii the humor of tin - Soldiery, the devotion of womanitho bra: very of mon, and the pluck of our heroes; the romancii and hardshipr of the sorricd. -•-n• • • Ad'ho 'Valiant and Brave aleartedi the . idalotuiesguo andrEramatici the -Witty,' and- - Marvelous, then Towline .and atbetic,and the whole Panorama of the War 1(6. horn thrillinig- portrayed' in a masterly manner, at once bletorical-and-romantie,-rondaringdt - - - thotmott migne t iMilliant-and-readable - _book that-the t war has called forth. ' • r - Ammon:Mantas -wall as instraction 'irtayho'finitidin n every ppefe, as graphic, detail, brilliant wit,htid au. atOry, aro sklllfnilyhatorwovon in this work 'Of literary -art ..,'.:: , tnt- • Bend forOitctilara'andwo dui orate, -rind dfull, : scriptioh of the Work. Address, - ..• ,% JONES - BROTHERS ti .• , •24jt0148 2t. . Phlltatolpbliti Y 4 .4 ‘, ME NEW ADVEATISkIiEW,SI, U 141.10 1 41 PACIFIC RAILROAD Running West, from Omaha Across 'the Continent, 'II.W :-rt.EIGNER ARE .NOW COMPLETER. The track being ang;irßins ,i2l2l4bing WITNIN TEN NILES OE - THE SUMMIT - the - Rock* Mountains. - &The' remaining terimiles will be ilnished - as eomras the weather,permts the roadbed to be, sufficiently packed to receive the rails. The work eontinues to be pushed forward in the rock cuttings on the vet - stern slopo with unabated energy, and a much larger force will be employed during the current year than over boford. The prosßect that the whole._ ,• - GRAND LI,NE __TO THE PACIFIC Will Completed - in 1870 - was never better. The means eo far provided for con struction have proved — ample', and there Is no lack of fund , for the most vigorous prosecution of the on.' terprlse; These moans ara.dlrlded lots four classes: •I.—UNITED STATES BONDS, _llaving4hlrty_.y.tars-to run,-and-bearing-aht .ptir-cont.„ ctlrritney - interoatTat - the tats 'of sto,ocio per mile - for -517 miles on tho Plains; then at the rate of 548,000 par mile NY 150 miles through the Rocky Mountains; then at the rdtteof $3'2,000 per mile for the remaining distance, for-which the United. States :take a second lien rvt security., The Interest on these Bonds to hr paid by..the Iltttsll Statue government, which aloe pays the Corepany..one half tho amount of. its Hills in money foe transporting its freight, troops, Mails, Le. The remaining half of these bills is placed to the'Com pany's credit, and forms a sinking fund which may Onnlly discharge the whole amount of this lien. 2.—FIRST :MORTGAGE BONDS. By its charter the Company Is permitted to Issue, its own inrat Mortgage Bonds to the Hams amount no. LIIt odds Issued by tifil - govoraltioritTaildWnierc, and only as the road progresses. ..Thojruatees for tics Bondholders, ai u the lion. 11, D. Morgan, U. S. Senator from Now Tack,: and the Hon: Oakes Ames, Mambas of the U. 5, House of Represontatives, who urn respon-i slide for the delivery of these Bonds 'to tho Cbmpany in accordance with the terms of the law. , 3.-T-HE-LAND.-GRANT.- tho Union Amino Pall Pond Company has a lan.l grant or absolute donation from tho government of 12,- 800 acres to tho mile on the road, which lan not ho worth less than sl,Bo per acre. nt the lowest valuation. 4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK. __Thnanthorizod - 6anltal of tho Union Pacific hailrood sVooooo — bavo Neon paid on the work already done. - ,The Neansl,Saificient to Build the Road Contracts fur the entire work of building 914 miles of first-class railroad frombrualm, comprising - much of the most difficult mountain work, and embracing every ex pense except afirvfiying, have been made with respon sible parties (n ho have already finished hver 540 miles), at the average rate of sixty-tight thousand and fifty eight dollars 00,050 y par mire: This price includes all nece,sary shops for construction and repairs of care, -depots,-stations, and all other incidental buildings, and also locomytives, passenger, baggage, and freight cars, and other requisite rolling stock, to an amount that shall not be less than $5,000 per mile. - Allowing the cut of the ronmining'one - hundred -- and eighty-six of the eleven handfed miles assumed to be built by the Union Pacific f .. ,,lona . pany to ho $OO,OOO pet' mile, Tho- Total.--tost of - gl_ovonalundred Miles_ Will be as follows 914..mi1e5, at $69,0513,., ----_-.-$02, 405,010- 100 miles, at $28,000 --- 1449,000 Add discounts on bonds, surv/j4, fir., -1,500,000 - Socrotnry MIT As the U. S. Bonds are equal" to rnonili, Sect the Company's own First Mottgsvo Bonds have a ready market, we have as the AVEtilable Cash Resources for Build - ing Eleven ELundredes U. S. Bonds, • $25,358,000 First Mortgage Bonds, 59,0'28,000 Capital Stock paid in on the work new due, Land Grout, 11,080,0p0 acres, at 81,00 per aFre, "As purely literary works, thoso Historical romances possess a high degree of merit. They read like gonu mo4istories."—Cathoifc Wor/el "They arueorrect descriptions of then countries and the pouplo doscribod,"—Hcraid. • • -EARNINGS of THE COMPANY. I II: They .are Entertaining. . . SIM Tho Company have ample facilities for supplying any dotideney.that may arlso In means - for constru, tion. This.inay bo done wholly or in part by addition al subscriptions to capital stocic. At present, the profits of the Company are derived only from Its lodal tragic, but this is already much more than sufficient to pay "the inte.est •cio all the Bonds the Compaey•can 158110 if .not another - -mile. were MUM: It Is not doubte d When the road is completed the through traffic of the . only line coil"- meeting dui Atlantic and Pacific States will be large beyond precedent, and, as there will be no competb lion, it can always be done at profitable rates. It Will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is, in fact, a Government Work, built under the supervision ofGov droment officers, and to a large extent with Government money, and Clot it s bonds are Issued under Government. direction.' It WM. I. SHEARER, • Att'v. &c . . - that noelmilar - Recurityie - se- carefully guard. !d, and certainly uo other Is based upon it tat ger or norcrraluabl Turopertyr — tra - tha Comp 41:t's , - FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are offered for the Vresent at 00 DENTS ON TUE DOLLAR, they aro the cheApest security In the mar ket, being more than 15 per cent. lower then U. D. Stocks. They payi SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD, or over NINE LEE CENT. upon the investment, and have thirty years to run before maturity. ,Sub scriptions be received in Carlisle, by A. L. SPONSLER ESQ., and in New York at the Company's, Office, No. :2I) Nassau ftreet, and by CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, NO. 7 Islnsmtu CLARE, DODGE & CO 3 BANKEII9, 51 . Wall St., JO ,N J. Cisco Sr. So: , ;, BiLNKLRS, 33 Wall'St., and by the Connisny's advertised Agents throughout the United Stoics. lhiurittanciis should be wade lu drafts or other funds par in Now yak, and the bonds will be sent free of chargo•by return express. Parties wiliFeribing -- thrcmgh - lecAl - agents - will - look to - them fur their dei'vcry. A NEW PA:UNMET AND MAP, showing the Pro. • grese of the. Work, ltesources for Construction, and Value of Bonds, way be' obtained at the Company's Offices or of Its advertised Agents, or will bo sent free on application. %nu•lin FiLLING UPI' .41T COST.'—HavingB rented ono of the splendldluslness.r_o_oms In_the neWiillding-of—ltobbil=-Glyou,—lisq.;,--oh—the—North West corner et the Public Square, The undersigned will sell Ms' entire stock of Olocks, Watehts"and Jewelry, from this time until April Ist. ,The room now occupied by me will bu for runt from April - - ' -•- IVOTICE.—Notiee is ' hereby given 'that tho firm of •F. GARNER. & CO. has been changed by tho withdrawal of TllO3lAd Minn. who has sold his intorost in tho busidoss to Gr.onde S. BEETEM. The business of tiro CarlisiciFouplry and Machina, Works will bo continued by the undorslgned under the former name of F. GARDNER & Co. All accounts due to, as well as against the old firm, will bo tatted by 'tho now fik.fp EMI THE INCOME LAX! ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE 'UNITED STAtEfI INTERNAL REVENUE, 9114 Divisivy jslls District, Pennsylvania, Carlisle, January 8,1805. . . . Pursuant to: the act of Coniess, approved sTarcfh .2(l;l:B(l77thttlrtcamirl'alt - fOr - ro. - 1867,c1 - 16P -- Spttifal' Taxes (or Lidenses) upon trades; Professions and Cleoupatlons, fbr the ensuing year, pre to ho assessed burnediately. . All persons residing In the Borough of Carlisle or In the townsh ps of North Middleton, South Middioton, Middlesex tk tt Dickinson, um .notified to mho re-• turrai to this oftleo, at onto, of their Incomes for 1807, or Glair Carr aqua mono ancoolllng G4lOO In value, and , their Gold a 1 Silver Plato, . AfirAppli tions for Special 'faxes (Licenses) for theinasuled year should ho leads at once. . floturus wlll bo received: ' On Thursday, February 6th, at the Public house of J. 0,-Beecher, in North Alltbllnton township. Ou Friday, February ith,.tit the' Corns!, Springs, In Middlesex township.• ' On Saturday, l'oburary StV, at the - Public House of Jodeph L.'Kuottlo. In DiCkiilBol2 township. On Friday, Fobruary. ,therPublia Mum of Sayyder'ltuplep; In PaportOwn. On SatUrday, February, lOth, at tliii — Publie house et Jeremiah 'Hannon, at Sbilinq Springs. , And on, anal daysorior te March Ist 1808, tit the Assistant Assessor's No, 7,„ South .hfar:ltut Square.. '`. , WILLIAM ISENNODY. ' Assistant As's:war, Bth plot, Pa. WILSON FLEMING, L'PIIItAIAI SHELLY; A. 110SLEIL IG al' t'6 r'l 7/ St at cm e n tS Loans and Discounts, • " '0 216,035 33 U.S. Bonds, , t • L ,1 ' 1 i 100,000 00 Legal 'render Notes and Postal Currency. .35,001 02 Notes of other'Satilts, " "2,277'.00 Cash-Items,l/ ' -' ... 1,288 tOtt Duo from oldfor Banks and Bankers,' 41,020, 08 Roalllstat6 and Insurance, 8, 0 02 17 Iturnlturonild Fixtures, "i 903 08 Premiums,—: -:,._`:_1,060 -00 Protons; '1 - • • -32'78 Capital; ' Burtaus Cont', , /Dlodountsand tr,otle litui , Duo to other Banks and flailoup ) Indtvidual Doposlts, da•—• I.ll)lttdonds Vojiald , • ; ; 400,642 00 Tho . abovo slatomont , fif , truo tor , the' beet ;of ,my Imoivlodge . . . 011 AB. 3 II . 1 lIDPAURN. Aiorne • ") :* and ,aubSorp,ed b?fnFo ma I.lkls oightl . t day.ol • • :It. it. NOBLEI "*" . 1 ' , 64:0:M1 ;95,115,010 $84,2 6 000 JOHN J. OISCO, Treasurer. Now 'Fork. TISOAIAS CONLYN, ' Agent F. OARDNER, E.BEATTY, G.'S. BEETEiII FIRST NATIONAL. BANK piii,Ll2ll PA. Jnn. 71868. • 'RCSOUreCB.. • Lia4ilitks 00,000 00 17,000 00 ' 4,027 ,16 '28,641 80 220,585,68 "(0) iy - Aw -A.DVERTIS.WJNTS. 'rho: Popular . Edition of D. ..itPLETON. "COMPANY, ~• 4413 445 IP'oadpay, •Notu . York, thLVTOIILII3II'IIdiDiATEL7 i A 0 E 1 ., :;11 : ilf!P IO N., WOlik,OF-CHARLBS:DICiENS, 0 R TR. I, LA 0 N, Clear Typ kiinted;doirot 01MVa6ieist eixe Comprising. Xoltmoding•- Volumes, rat. the • annexed, Prices,- valrylitrPrite nicOordlnir.to -the matabor Oliver Twist (noirtently) , . 172 pages 25Cts. American Notoa . .• .. • • . o 15 Dombey Soo, , • .148 tr., 35' Martin Ohimaiewlt • 330 4 4 35 rt Our Mutual' Friend 330 4 4 tr 'Christmas torles (noslrea y) 100. 4 4 - 25 tr Tale of Two cities • 111 . 25 r• - Hard Times '- - • , 180 I'', . 25" Nicholas Nickleby (now randy) 340 V. - 35 44 Bleak Clouse . 340 " 35-" . Little Dorrit 330 " 35 " Pickwick Papers . 320 " 35 " Davld.Oopperileld /830 " 35 44 Darnaby Itudge_ . • --.247 ' 30 ", Old Ouriony Shop "" .4 - . 220 " ,30 " Great Expectations - 184. " • • 23 " Sketches wad Pictures from Italy - 170 . 44 . 26 On receipt of $4 - .50 vie - addreas r as published, post-paid, the entire srorks of Charier Dick -01113. - liithor of the above mist PREE:DY mem on remit' of the price. 0' Extraordinary Opportunity For the ----- • . Millions to See - ure a Library. CLUB BATES. A discount of 25 per cont. 1011 be made for 30 copies of one volume or 30 complete sets, sent to one ad4qeks; a discount of 20 por'cent. on 20 copies, 16 per cont. on 10 copies. , CANVASSERS : have the opportitnity of _procuring more subscriberk-for—this eeriest than any other,.. as evory,approntico, mechanics, and Journeyman will con. tainlybiLLlWOns at this low_prlce.-=Sond to the Publishers for eteciol rates. NEARLY -READY.'. THE WAVERLY NOVELS In the same cheap style 24ja1i;138 - 1m - Louisa Muhlbach's Historical Novels 'B. APPLETON.SI CO., • 443 and 445 'Broadway, New York, -JUST • PUBLISHED, The Empress Josephine. An His torkal Skold, et tho Days of Niipuloon. 1 vol. Bvo. Paper covers, WO; Cloth, $2. Napoleon and the Queen of Prus- BIA: 1 vol. Bvo. Piper co,v col, $1.50: Cloth, $2OO. The Daughter of an . Empress. 1 vol t , Bvo. Illustrated. Paper covers, :$1.50; Cloth, $2. Alaric ilntainette and Ilcr Son. 1 vol., Svo. Paper covers, $1,60; Cloth; $2. • - • Joseph 1B and ills Court. Translated from the German by Adelaide do V. Chaudron. 1 -vel:,-Svo..Cleth, .$2. - Frederick th,e Great -and _llls Court. 1 ranalited from the German 1)3 , Mrs. Chapman Cole man and her Daughters. 1 vol., 12[110: 'Cloth, $2OO. Berlin caul Sans Son.(; OR FREDERICK -TIM IllitAT AND - lii6 FRIENDS. 1 V 01,12010. Cloth, 6200. Tic More/law of Berlin. Translated Go r y th. 3 German' hy Amory COliu, vol, _ Cloth, $2. Frederick the Great and 11 is Fantilg I vol., fiNo. Illustrated. Cloth, - Louisa of l'ilisst'a and . Jlei .Times: 1 vol., Ivo. 'lllustrated. Cloth, $2.00. Remy Via and Catharine Purr._ An Historical Navel. By L. Mull Mach. 1 vol., 12ato Cloth, $2OO. PIWALINENT CHARACTERISTICS. I.—They are Instructive. 9,600,500 21,:2.0,000 4 .1V0 regard these books es among the best and most entertaining novels of the day." SpringfichiSe.publi, . can. "The reader is at once fascinaled and sPoll-bound Hintil the volume'is ompleted."—Free. I 'Thom la-no dull chapter in it Utica Iferald. .lll.—They are Mirrors-of the Times. "No one catv_peruse them - Without conceding the author's great skill In.grasping and delineating thi characters NI Well • figure conspicuously in them. ''The study which enables tho ! author to dallne'SEe. rso accurately the emotions and incentives to action which moved men and women of a past agemmst be close and untiring, and Leman Mithlbach shows In all 7of her works m—perfection — whielt "carrielf th o • readTr Into the very presence of charactem representell."- -Syracusc—Jonnial. TV.-They are Historically Correct. "Historically correct, and as entertaining as many of tho Tollanoa of Si, Waller Scolt."—Providence Her old. "Louisa MuMach mu't have carefully and diligent ly studied the sacra historles of the times and coun tries of which she writes. and her task is dose well arid - effectivelyP-11 - nrcgster Spy.- - - No Ilibeiirieal Novelist has labored so faithfully end successfully to reproduce a complete picture of part tamest and Utica ITeraid. past tipms and events. V..=-They are Original.- "It has agremddy'surprifeci readers to find a now writer with such constructive genius nud knowledge Of character as Leak a Muhlbach possesses.—Public Ledger. ."Eaeh succeeding novol adds to Mrs. Mundt's repu tation us a writer of historic tiction."—N..Y. Times. Vl.—They are Full of Imagination. "She is not only the skilful joiner, but a ll'sat-hand. ed. artizan."—Qmistion."lMinur.-----.., "There is ieldom nuytiiiirifter — Offect, Uut_ It Is really wonderful how Madome Mundt manages to sustain and increase tho Interest to the end,"—City Ilan. The word•p:dnting of the authoress is much morn &Theft. than the best efforts of tho 'safe Stoic Register. Vll.—They , Contain Anecdotes of Courts. "Scottish history offered no fresher and morn To -mantle, matorialto__tho ma Ic working hand of Sir Walter Scott thtin sho finds In the annals of tho Ger man courts."—Etgaing_Gazelic. helfUntitli_ttnWthet_n_hiltuan-u-nr-- nals, unused, such magnificent, such superabundant materials for romance, as clog the chronicles of the Prussian and Austrian , •courts of the 18th . century. • . By their dress, their mariners, their modes of thought, their- language, they nro almost so much separated from us as ythey had lived one thousand years ago." —Observer. V lll.—They tell about Emperors, Kings and Queens. . "We learn from hor not only how Frederick Ham and Frederick the Great, Joseph the Second, Vol.' taire, Rousseau Baron Trench, the Empress Catharine, walked and talked In their grand robes,'but how they powdered their hair, flirted and took tea."—Register. "Tiro choice of her subjects exhibith hor genius. Silo takes the time of Frederick the Great, Joseph the Second, for example, and upon the background of facts which the chronicles of the periods afford, she embroiders the bright and sombre colors, the light and spade of her fiction, with • tho skill of a censure matelatist,",—The Eagle. IX.-The Sty,:e is Interesting. - •'The style of this writer for purity; and el,ogonee,h_somothing greatly to be commended. it id (roe , from imitations 2 mannerisms, and tricks of .every A:rott.t.. translat ions do justico to the vivid, piduant stylo of the - original; aud-tiro -- story. is foil of -move wont and crowded with Instructive and entertaining incident.—The Chicago Thst.' . . . P.. tt I I 6 ,eml 1. PPP ktB charaorors nor its Incidents, nor yqt on Its atirinini stylo, but in its 1;onoral harmony of composition."-- Dq Book. X.—Everybody - is Reading - "Our pooplo Boom to have striPliod:rodding French novels,. and English world; are complained of as dull. Iduldbash prosisoly supplies the public want. ..Thu novels' or Cilara binndt ere hoing rUau by ovary • - i•Muldbarli's novels }vivo n world-wldo repulatlon, ,find are road with avidity, an tabt, as issund trona' the prens,"Springfirld Republican. - "Tinny are winning a Wide and deserved jiopultivity iu this country."—State Journal. ,' Mimi. of the Novis sent free by matt to any futdr &trim receipt of peke. - •• • O.ALKOV ELEGANT FURNITURE . 1 , .._7 - 1 :, , - :—ON-1:IIEBDAY, JANIJAII2•2II, 1808. A variety of Mahogany and Other , F - 7111N1TURE at 10 o'clock A, M., at tho late reaidonee, of Mia.• Blinn fl, Thorn, in Main streot opining° the prison.. . - The house will ho open tq,,thepuSTl6 on .bloodiiy, January 27, the day proceeding the . gain for, inspoc Lion - of the furniture,:from 10 A. M. to 4 pi M, • . . .. J. HAMILTON,' ' •, . . , • - , - J. U. GRAHAM,. - 2 • ' D. , Iffilititi7f, ' . , ~ - • ..Executors. 1 oJan•ai: • 'CLARK & SONS • •• ; Rl 4 l nplV . -)i.Olting. ode ;,-(l,t,.•grelitly ii.roduiwaVi;brf;k,4lsitng ln' hay etook alniost 'ovary nneli: Tarok - o*porlonair.. to buranore, bolng 'jokes of both bry'aootla and arocerler, anabloa than to dolualcu to tholr eurtomire. They aro ' thankful' ; for the liberal- :bakronage 'herutoforir' repaint' and ,011 stave taroorlt continuance, ,brann- I Glyn' na'k era: ,• - : ' ' ' I ' - —Wl3 , now. . .. • * 1:10,6e,00 EVOI 4 TiTION,IN Tl% DD IA) Dulles, you atn . rtl9,? . tvo for tkuieupi of - • ONE DOLLAR, silk; Merino, and ielpaCcaltroteani, Shawls, Balmerals, MoonBos ? limbesstel Tablo Wirers . Watches, Jewohit- Bowls? Sowing - Mtiehtnes, Ate. Bend:clubantton-or-tooro,—rith-; tsn-cents-Jor.;-onch tlescrlntivo-chOolc, anil tho getter, up of the club will ancolys a presont worth $3 to sao, according to limb ber sont.• :Agents'; wantedloverywhire, ..01roulars sent creo: BAWLER 4 . 00., 84` & 08 Bedsral Be., Boston. - : janl3.3ln - • BririAS NTEifersi ' .hiteeLoyOpp. t • IND USTI?I,4. -PRO ,tS,PE.q.E_T: ELI • I have lately made largo,additions to my— alc'eady EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARDWARE' in all itelniiinbes nod departments, and buying ex clusively for Cash, am S able to •nompoto with Plillad'a,lhlarkota, ..and ; to. yholosalo at dfanu7 facheer's Prices. .:-All'ortiora attended fo personally,. hnd - 'with ' our visual promy?tpess. . Goods d'ellYerodlo all parts of the_ town WRIER OF CHARGE. • • . ' ' ' ; We invite, the ,special ,ottoritlon' Of blacksmith's W andagon•Malcers to Mir extenslyn stock in their, line; Comprising in part, of:; , ... . ; Rolled, Engliandd Refined, "• , . . . . and Norway Iron, - of all shapes and sires. . _ . . . Burden's Horse and ' I --'' I • _-- Mule Shoes; • . - Nails of differont brands, . , Hoirriand's Block and, - Polished Springs, , . , Snudorson's Coot-Steel, . • , - -: - Spring, • 1 . , . • • ~ • Blelgh „ ~. - ' Blister and . , . - .. ',Too Stool, ' BlackomitlesDrills, liolid•Doi Vises, Bellows,' Piles, Rasps andTase Iltirliened, Wagon, Car-: ring'. and . Buggy- Axles. ; , . it' - ' , • • - _GARR - lAGEI,..IVAGON.,AIi D-.SLET 00.____ FW.gres, embracing In part : ' . - • 'IIII.IIIBS, • SPOKES, • ' • '. ' VELLOBS, .• - • . ' ' BOWS, , ' . - • SHAFTS, , • - - CARRIAGE POLES, .' •" . SLEIGH RUNNERS, -' • , - FENDERS, • ' , TOP LEATr, •-•• ' DUCK CA VASS, . , DRILhINGS,•:. , - H. ' -.DAMASK, ~ ,• ._ , '' . LACE:- TRIMMINGS, ko . &c. . - ti•lnentlists: Cut and Clinch Balls ; at the von; loweat 'market Infos. Country Merchants supplied at manufacturers pricer. . • - - : CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS _ will find it to their advantrimi to kuy Nano, Locks, raintc, - Oileiwutl other-Building 7 klatorlals,-together with • . . • C'ARPENTERS TOOLS from the Beet MobergX warranted to give 'en tire satisfaction in ty and prices. ABINET,MAKERT,ANTONDRTAITI I6 we would,invito your attention to, our large , and elleap stock of 'Walnut and Mahogany Venaers, Chair Sofa, and 13ed Springs,' Moss, Unir •&c. Collin Handles, Lace, Fringe and all necessary materials and goods in their line. SADLER'S FINDINGS AND TOOLS of-every Variety comprised in prat nf, -flack Rod and White, Enameled ands Patent Leather, log Skins, Saddle Trecs,fitirrups,,lapanned.and Eames. Rosso Blankets, Collars, Bridle Mita, -Buckles, Rings, Brow-Bands, Rein-Web, Oirthings, Blanket - Binding, Ives' and North'S' Self Adjusting Trees, Sc., Sc. - — A LABOR STOCK - OF BROBJIARRIt'S TOOLS and Findings, ',Remits T coos, Tampicoes :Sheep Skills, Colored Linings, &c., all of which. will be sold_ ut—the lowest ~ cash rates.._ _ " P A-I NT p -A N- D - Tl 7 an ty * tons of tho follow4g brands Whits Leads and Zinc's, Wetherlll's Lead, Liberty Cryslal do., Mansion do., French Zinc, Ai n do., Snow Whito do., Florence do., Colorod do. Colors of every dlserlpflon dry and In oil In cane, and tubs. Also, Geld Leaf, French and German Bronze, Paint, Varnish' and Camel Hair, Brushes, GrainlngCombv and Brushes. - OTLS'A.N'D VARNISHES Linseed Oil Sperm do., Fish do, , . Lord do., , bubric Neals Foot (10., Turpentine, „cps Wldto Demar do., JAPAN .IRON AND LEATHER VARNISHES Also, Putty, Lltharge, — .Whiting, • Glue, • Rosin, ' • Chalk, . • • Al - Coppotas, Borax,Mder, LogwoOd, &c,, !cc. - We would especially lax v lto no attention of Farmers, Mechanics "comnufnity_ . _in_ gou u to" linr-f6llO-Wand the .. n g • -articles: ' -DOU-GLAS-COWING.&-RUMS.EMS_L IRON WELL AND CHAIN DUMPS, =I FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEE Veigl, Iron and Load rip to suit, • HYDRAULIC -itANS &c„, A constn . ilt and froth supply of Dupontn, Rock, 1 . " lliflo. • EtCgle and Duck Powder. 'Together with Safety Fuse, " • Picks l e' A 'lock a, Bars, Drills, ; Sledges, • Nappingllarruners,, and good,) - - Followlpg brands, Rosondale ' Scotland and • , Hancock, Also, Calcine •• Plaster, Petra, Sand, Sc - - 361zatietlitewriTand tiudOniliainigirt and twlated, Mitt and Long Traces,. nth Chains, Spieads Unite; a-Chatne, Cow Ties, &c., &c. FARM BELLS • of all sizes, (warranted not to crack. 111111 and Cdr cular saws, Ifutabor-Sawa, linices;-Steshr, -- (te:;"&c. li LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF CEDAR WARE COMPRISING IN:PART TUBS, CHURNS, BUCKETS, BUTTER BOWLS, PRINTS, &a Plain and • . •Porcelain-Lined, Dial and . • . , Round Porcelain, • • • ;, .. - .Braes and. Copper,- , . - Neserizug fietOes, Waffle and Grid Irons. -- A — NEPrtOT OF GRAlli AT, cIIqA.VLY RiDVCIED DELIcES. Thad TINNERS' SOLDICRING IRONS,. SOLDER, BAR LEAD, SPUTER, 111.00 K. 'PIN, PIG LED, SHEET RASS, DINGLD AND DOUDLD DARREL' SUOT °DNS Smooth .aud TwiEt finws;and Milo Barrels and, Alouull'n . vela and Bowls Knlvou also, Matolle Catrldgoa yore, 01011 tlui 'improved pattorno. TILE LARGEST ASSORT.SiEN T AND 510 ST BEATITIFUSTFIIES OF BIRD GAGWB: • . . Alta, Chuml4er Eats, - W . Pa4orlf MOtallic Iro H Mtar, VOW or os . • or •lianging Bastrots • - • O'L'O'T II B 'WU I N 13.11 . 13.13';'7 N'E S'E 4:3•0 S; A. N E L L 4 .4°o p.•. 0 o E.L KEEPERS. PLAIN , AND GILT 1- ; • LIJTITE . R.A.N JIYMNI3OOICS. .EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR . ii414 , 7T EXCELSIOR WEATHER STRIP, itqed on doors arid, la indoiva for oxclailing cold, rain .duet, arid snow without"moniloning tho ' • I , <WAVING OP - 00AL.• • ' " • hooldqs scour ng,suotk comfort, as no Other •, oxpondl taro orfgolsancommand, • •, • ALSO SOLE AGENTS. FAIR:DANK% STANDARD SDAT.ES, thO old stand ! . . 11* . XRY'SAVito, 1 "" • • •,` • • EMT - MAIN f3TRELT. ' 0 REAL..ASTAIR'SALES. EAI; Ir-2STATHIN OAIH.InID. . 49/z. Friday, the IA day of Jant4arg, 1868, at n M. .7111 - b0 0 0ffered - .'at, Court - House. TUE TEMPE BTORI_BRIOS RBSIDENOE of tho' late Mrs. Susan 11..ThOrnr In - Carlisle, Pa., 'at the earner of High and Bedford street, together with the TWO-STORY. HOUSE 'adjoining,' and it VACANT BALD LOT trust thereto on High street,' the whole _embracing a lot and' a half of ginund more or lose, With - a - Brick - Stableund.Brick_Sco Reuse near the corner of Bedford and Liberty alloy. The houso ie finished In-modern stile with high ceilings, the' parlors with Mahogany Doors, Ac. The Throe - Story Howie le about thirty-three feet nix - inches on High street, the Two.litofy House about tvfentY.Six foot fronting on High 'street, and the vacant let' thirty foot on the seine. , Thu. property will be offend all together or in' two or - three partato suit eurchasero.- - . 1. !Vhe largo THREE.BTOILY nouim, with so much of the lot as is out oil by a-straight line running.. from High street south to Liberty. alloy, from the • roost aide of xald Throe•Btory Mouse, and parallel thereto, to said Liberty alloy, wills all, the buildings thereon situato. - ••• . . . 2. The TWO-STORY WOOSE, with no much ground corresponding to the width of sold House on High street, note out off by a straight lino running from the east and west eldest ,sald Two Story Rouse from .111015 street south. do said-Liberty alldy, with all buildings thereon situate. - , 8. Thu half• Vacant Let, adjoining the last montfaiir ed house on the west side, thirty feet on High street, mut of-tho2same,-widthr.-_toreald-xLiberty - alley; --,-- All the Venetian Dlinda, Latrobe Stoves or grates with Oil Clothe In the passagei will be sold with the house whereln,they aro now placed. The property will be sold on- the following forme/ One half the purchuee money on the let- day ,o 1 April next, when possession will be dellverod • .-Ono fourth of tho purchase•money'in slit months after, to wit on the let day of October 1868, and • the residue on the let of April 180, when Deed will be - made, pursuant to the will. Ten per cent of the -purchase money be paid when the property is stricken off, to be doduited from the payment- in April. ' The property can be examined on the week of th[i _ . _ . Also; will be sold at the same flair), alLtho interest of the into 3tie._Sjisanll._T_6orn,_heing9nor.Undebi-: moiety In a small piece of. laud situate on the I:stadia Spring road; containg about THREE ACRES .more or less, about one mile east of Carlisle, ad joining lands of J. Hamilton ; and" J. Holmes, to bg sohrfor cash. EMESIE • .PUBLIC "SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1808. Tho undersigned will offer at public sale at Mount Holly Springs, Pa., the following Real Estate; No. 1, All that large and commodious STONE HOUSE AND DWELDING in which the undersigned resides. The main build , ing is 07 feet in front and '4O feet deep, with back building attached; and a never-filling well of water in the yard. On the came lot is a barn, ice house, wash house and all'uceessary out-buildings. No. 2. A jarge and commodious TWO-STORY PRAMS DWELLING, • Ivith back building; stable and other necestairy out, buildings. Also, a wall of kood water and fruit tines; titootod near property No. 1. No. 3. -A lot containing ono-acre of ground, having thereon erected a frame houso, a stable, and a cistern at the door. No. 4. Ten town lots lying on tho west side of,the Carlisle and,llanover ,turnpilco. These lots are very • conveniently - located for public business, - and among .the.tnostAlesirabldlots_la No. 5. A tract of highly, improved land, containing 35 acres, haying thoreon_ereeted a barn and earring° house. Thoro is also a fine young orchard of apple andjeach tines; which have boon hearing lei. 7 or 8 years. No- 6. Pour good kits situated withiniine.lialf miio of the libove property,' covered 'with. chestnut, oak and pine thnber, containing SO acres. No. N Three-tracts of land in Dickinson township, - covered with chestnut, eels and pine limber which is very desirable for building purpnee near the saw mill of S. Rogers. No. I, tract mot - Ling 11l acres; No. 2, 70 acres - , and No. 3, GO acres. The undersigned will also dispose of his , Dry Goods and Grocery Store at public sato, which cousista of a large and carefully sideeled stook of all thoi goads kept in a country store. The only reason for disposing% of the above property is that the undersigned Intends removing to Harrisburg, to engage in another business. Sale to coma:wilco at 10 o'clock A. 81., when terms Will be madq known by MIZO CIRPHANS' COURT SALE. ON SATURDAY, JAI4I3"AItY 25, 1868. , _ The undersigned atiministrtftoyorMlChlibTflibbans 'late of Dickinson, deed., in pursuance of an order of - salo-will sell on the Promisee, all thit cortnin tract of land and tho ireprovemotilw thereon, situated in the raid ton nablp and bounded by tho lauds of Mowery. Wiliam Carothers, Alexander's heirs and other contatning 22 ACRES,moro or loss. Tif - luitirOvon fonts -- :tro n substantial two-story, BRICK I-lOU.SE 17 ,k , -LOG BA-RN,' e - -litSslial wagon shed, corn .crib, orchard,. - Ac. The property As taunted within five mile,of Carlisle - on -- the - Chambersburg-turnpiker - This --- i: to desirable property' and is well worth, Ulu attention ,gfbuore. h'El y tslS OE SALE—Too per cont. of the purchase money when the property to stricken off, the residue of ono-foUrtli oil the aonfirinatiod of the sale ' another fourth on the first of April 1868, when deed will be made and possession given, and the balance on the first of April 1860, with' Interest from the first of April Mb, the taxes for 1868 to, ho paid-by the purchaser, who takes the crop in the ground. Polo to cornmenre at 10 o'clbek A. 21. PATRICK GIBBONS, Adrnin istrater. , 10,jan-ts: VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. - On Saturday, January 25, 1868 lly virtue of the last ivill and testament of Jae Martin, dee'd, I will sell at public sale, _in We Fitirview. Cumberland county, a very de4able .cifr_ourrdi --, tdtun - te''lrr -- terlii--tiiw_n ? __having there° erected a double two-story F R E- -H OUSE, to be sold separ.dely or together, as will best su purehnsors. Thom Isn lot of .ground adjoining this proper. svhleh non ho cut off from it by a 4 ft. alloy, whl will ho done If required; In which ease said lot w be offered ler sato at the sumo time. Also, at the eamo time and piaco, a valuable LOT OF GRO 11111 a); - . • situated in sabl.iowp,eonialning-atetit 5S feet freift:afid 130 -feet- - .isrdept.b ---- "7 - ----- - Sale-to-eonnuence at 1 , o , eleek - M., 'When - ter will be undo known' by EMIG ALUABLE -- PROPERTY FOR • y SALII.—The Two-Story Weatherboardod House and lot of.gronnd on South !LinoTer street Carlisle, adjoiLing properties ofJudito Graham end others, 'at present occupied by John Whisier, the lot is-30 foot fiffrent and 210 feet in depth to on alloy. If not sold arprlvato sale In the meantime, it will be then offered at on .Nyednosday, tho 13 th, of robrnary : next, at. 10 o'cloinc., 4. M., at tin, Court flown. Terme made easy. a- EIZZI FOR SALE.—Two small. lion' ses: One Prick and the other Prime,. two stone.. ED• Mel on west Locust ahoy, near thir 'li'll College. Lots 30 foot front by 100 feet In o-a g "doptb, with-Hydrant - in-tho yard:- --Terme i ime . moderate ' 4 ` Apply to. .. • - • ' ' ~.....c.., P, HTIMItIOII, Caillele. ' PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY OP THE AMEiRICAY AT° 'ES Thisn'ountry has reason toproud of thiff splon. did specimen of American oporativv genies 'end - on • teipriso. That it will work a revolution in the watch maltufacturing of the world tio ono ran 'doubt who oxaminos tho operations of tho Waltham establish. mo'ut, .for it turns but Wattlt,novomente at just about due.] elf the costa imported' movements—be, side the uniform reliability of. the trinahine.mede waterloo must give them n great advantage over all 'others whorovor ketww." --- &poer "time-placi, of the machine maim Will he as rare in the future ire a good .one of hand mak e has boon kirotoforer ron uutobinory is arbitrary In iteparformanco, and can•lnabe • a per fect nrticlo Jnet as easy as oho that- isa ortilless, It will ho a cause of congratulation If this highly useful Amos-frail Enterprise shallhavo the effect of driving , out of market the thousands oftrathy' foreign articles mimallad timokeoporPr by furnishing no "oneeliont, and aeonornical a substitute ;N, , "We kayo, find Ono if tire works of this Clompany'fri .a case for some considerable( time' and, comparing, theirr with formorfiret:clase narks of, different factors possessed by ue; they establiehod is our opinion timlesuparlorlty°over say over, introduced `for corrootneehaelinto plocen.'no World. „, , "We notice regret (writing of, the” 'Parte' ,position) tho absence of opecimens of American ,manii. , lagtuto, which, although' only. 'enniparatimaiy of re: among'out birth among Is already producing Tosulti of the Moat satisfactory . chareeto. wat ches mann.' teetered by the Whitham Company are certainly. no ,far an strength, gurainllky,..and listeollonco :as, time. Iceopers go concerned, as gobd - lis' anything produced by the Preach or Swiss, inanufacillros,!'. 4 -N.Y. lirra/a: ..; "Thu beantY; the proelnion, th o, greeter °hormone,. tile:uniform ,excelionce of a welch cotistettetad by , mrichinery,O exqulelte' that the more =spectacle, I. operation Is pond°, gradually give 'the 'American Walnut a nubile preference sthleh. will not . lie An.' colytitt"-/raryters' fleetly,; ; VARY FULLY WATCRA-Nnb For 13a1a 'by all First,:•dides DO ors' in the Statob and British' ovinoes: 'Tor further frifoliuottou.iodrOtitho Agiite," f , . „ ..;'ROBJ3I.I:cR'er, A_PPLETON' • 182. liioaditrak" • . 113 JAMES 'MAMMON, - JAMES H. GRAHAM, DAVID STERDET, • = JOSEPH MARTIN, , ' Executor. P U - 13 LTC SALE, J. IV. hPY, ..Exocutor WA.TatiAP4 DR Y. MEE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! POSITIVELY THE GREATEST REDUCTION IN PRICES of the Seafion argeniteld , s, No. 4 cant Main, St., All the best makes of prints 1234. cents: -Choice styles prints, 8,10 antrl2 cents. A beautiful Muslin, (bleached,) 1 yardVido 125 f, eta. Best Domestic Ginghems In town.at 121 mod- 5 etc. Tickings 1234, 15 and 20 eta ;extra heavy 4 4 25 eta. 'White, Dad, Yellow and Cray Flannels, from the late forced sales, at Idly reduced prices:' 'BiLikETS I BLANKETS • . Good Brown,blaukets at $2 CS) per pair ; White (all - fool) Blankets $4 per pair; the largest' 1 1.4 Blankets all wool) only $1 00 per pale; 'all the fluor grades very cheap. SHAWLS REDUCED IN PRICES I Wo have a splondld square Shawl, Ladles' also •nly $3. Good Double Shawls $5 and -$6, sold al reeks ago at $3. • A full assortment of D RE S'S - GOODS, At prices that defy competition All tho best grades or French rliao at 137 e. $1 00 . - 111iiiiilturIG4)8; Very - cheap. _ ,gent.Alunces, In Blsefie, Browns, Bina:lrk, Wine, Green and Blue 00 cents. All Wool Plaids reduced to 00 cents, FURSI - FUTtSI A large assortment very cheap 4 ely special arrangement with ono of tho largest Fur Houses in this country, I can• and will sell Furs lower than any store in Carlisle. Fig,Ncll. CLOAKANGS, In fancy styles very low The best Black BeaVer, all wool, vory fine, only $4 60.. A frill stock of Jeans, Batinetts, - Cloths - and Cassimeres-just_reeelverlAt astonishingly low prices. TiiE AMBEICAN STAI s t CORSET, ONLY ou I am the exclusive agent of the above for CA RLISL E. HOOP sKinTs, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HANDKER CHIEFS, LACE COLLARSi NETS, In fact evetything connected with a ' FIRST CLASS .DRY GOODS :tablimbrnant; at - prira -that :cannot-All to pima. I mean mind I say whorl I assort tliai :t491 . 121. is no sEoro Li tbe coUnty tliatcau' : 6lTuriciode et low pikes, ar 'otToca bettor stock. Ittia;ainber the ful . tlatt all the abovegciode have boon puchaeod wlthlicthe las, weak, of the late forced sides, which 'euabloe mo to, octerithece9rolncementa_to . purebasors. ' L. T. GREENFIELD, 10. 4, EAST MAIN STREET., _ FLOOR OIL CLOTHS On viand, very Obap *1.67 MEE ••!' - (14 FOR SALE OR '.REINT.T. F°R . - ,rpht - from Istof -April 1868,. - 7 - twOmovrbrfok - twastory-bouses -on Dud street, - dooiralfle location, apply to 9Jan•3t VOA: RENT.—Tho undersigned 'offere for rent tram tho TAM' Apr!) next, that - - LARGE -Arm.oorraNiErir 9010 Meal NO. 18, South 4anover street, now occupied by. him, Thle room lit elegantly fitted - up with - convenient eholving, hail au excellent cellar under It, and would lie - jaet the - fdace : fora hardwatt - Ur — dry - goodiretora -- Apply to ECM 171,i 0R-That SALE OR RENT. Ju. tinetwo-story - • . . I it IC. K. H 0 U S -E. ;;•; with tine Urge lot, situated on South a I • Hanover street,' nearly `Opposite the =National Hotel. Thie - pteporty le now In tho'occupaney of Jo hn T. Green, Esq., and is ono of the most compiolo and comfortable dwellings in Carllalo. Possession will Po glyen on the- first of APH! 1868.' For terms itnd other particulars apply . to • - JAMBS BENTZ, • No L Marlcet Square, Harrisburg. or to ANDEEW WABIIMOOD. 10jan-tf: LEGAL SOTICES , AD"'NIST RA.TOR'S NOTICE --- Letter:" of Adinlnlstratlon on tho ostato of Joreph WM ler, late of Lower Allrmtownehlp, Cum berland dm ty, deo'd.,Thavlng boon :mend to the sillfecrlber, Mang In Now. -Market, York- county. Notice le ho oby given to all pcosons Indebted to said. estate to make payment and those• having claims, to proeout them to Iljau-Ot . A' IMITORS NOTlCE.—Notice .is t - 3,_ hereby given to tho creditors. of the ostateM N. T. Cocitlin, that a distribution of tho assets in the hands orhis administratrix will bo made at my office in Carlisle,. on Baturday, January Ins All parties in interest aro requested tolprosont their, 20doc•4t' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOIL.-. tatters - of 'administration tho' estate of enjamin 11. Kau - man, decd , late of South Middle ton township, having boon Issuod to the subscriber. rosidlog in tho same township, notice Is hereby given to all parsons indobtell to said estate .to make pay ment and those having claims t o present them to EPURAINI SHELLY, Administrator. novIG-Gt. t . .A.DMINI . ST R A T 0 It ' S NOTICE. ,Latters of Administration an the estate of ohu Rofilefingor,' dechl., late 'of 'West "Pennstimo township, having boon Issued by the Itegiotor of Cumborlatad county to the subscriber, rosidlng In Plainfield, notice Is hereby glvon - to, all persons in• debted to said estate to motto payment rind those haring claims to present' them duly authenticated for settlement to ME ,XECUTORS!-NOTTCE. Notice Is hereby gluon that Letters. Teatamen tarybreibeastate of the Into Mrs. Susan U. - Thorn, dee'd., have bruin granted'to the undersigned resid log In Carlisle, and Its vicinity. All persons Indebt• ed - to said entatei are requested te,. make payment Immediately, and those having dames rtgainst said, estate to present thern_for settlement. . . - ...JAMES HAMILTON JAILES 11. GRAHAM, - - D. STRRETT, -_ _ - Executors. Iddee et. EXECUTOR'S' NOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary on the estgto of James Williams, doe d., late of Monroe townshipitavlng boon granted -to tbo subscriber residing tbo first in Carroll town ship, York Co., and the second in Monroe township, Cumberland county, notice Is hereby givon to all persons having claiins against saidrestato - to — present them end those Indebted to make payment. to 3 01IN WILLIAMS, . • . . JOSEPH. BRANDT, . . . . Executors. - 20dec.fot .. • IN BANKRUPTCy. • • Eastern District of Pennsylvania S. CARLISLE Dec. 20, A.. D.-1807. • The undersigned hereby gives notice MAAS ap pointment as Assignee of Andrew J. _Butz,: of New villa, in the County of Cumberland, and• 1 tato Pennsylvania, within said district, who has boos adjudged a bankrupt_upon his own petition by ths district Court of said district. -NEWSITAISI, --_ :Assignee. • .• - - ----Nm-62-Bouth lianciver Bt., Carlisle. To the Creditors of said Bankrupt. Bjanßt. _ .• TN BANKRUPTCY. the_Distriat...Court of, the _ United States for the Eastern District of Epiinsylvania. • In the matter of Samuel 0. Brown, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby glv,on that a,second general meet • fog of the creditors of said bankrupt for the purpose of oxen:ling the account of his assignee, and declaring a dividend Out of tho balanco in his hands, and genet , ally for - the Nrposo.not forth in the 27.-section•••of the act of Congress entitled, "An Act to establish a Uniform System of hinkruptcy throughout tho United States," approved March 2, 1867, will bo hold iataCortrt - ofbankruptcy to ho holden on Wedeosday tho_fith day of iiihuary.lB6B, at 10 o'clock A. M. iu, the Court Rouse, in 'the . Borough . of Carlisle before Charles A. Darnett Esq., Register. WM SPONSLER, • Assignee of SAMUEL 0 DROWN. S7'OVES - AND TIAT‘TVA.RE. JAMES Mud-ONId . AL, MA N V FAHIS Ifr STOVES, TIN AND _SUEET-IRON South llanover St., Atljoining Blair th Son's Grocery • CARLISLE, • - The subscriber thankful !or poet favors, respectfully Informs his friends and UM - public, that he has -now on band a large supply of the COOK and ' PARLOR STOVES, . HEATERS and RANGES. trithe Stove Department we desire to coil particular -atteirtiOn'to - the.folicuring, eomprlalng as they do, the very best Cook mud Pair - or Storm - now - in use-r--- NIMROD,. - QUAKER CITY, • EXCELSIOR, PENN, Nonr,COOK, NIAGARA, • SUSQUEHANNA and IRONSIDES: To speak at length of the illfferant Stoves .would occupy too much spaco, but we deem it necossary to call tho Attention of the public to the EM PI RE_ GAS B:U.BNER. This truly wonderful Parlor and °also Stove lit'se constructed that the cheapest quality of coal (Limn, burner's) can ho used with success.—lt burns con tinuously and tbo fire Is easily kindled. It Is sopa ble of Muting one room below and two rooms above. Thoia is no dust and no escape of ins, and an actual saying of anal, which in two or throe seasons will pay for the stove. • • ' . . . The Empire has, many • valuable qualities 'which can only bo fullY appreciated by Booing it in opera. lion. We claim that it is far superior to any. other Stove now in use, and wo feel satisfied that wo can convieeu all who will favor us with. an• oxa mlnatiou of the-Stove at our shop of this part. . We havo on band a full assortment of TIN WARE: Roaring promPtly attended to. •Spouting • Will be Put up on roasonablo terms and with - dispatch. Please glv_eu_s_a_eqll at N A ). 83„ Blu t h ; Hanover dtroot, adjoining illafirs - CiFociii•tfr :LADIES ' odd 07.finlsL ' ' " THE CARLI SLE COOK STOVE ta . nufactured at P. GARDNER Sr Co's Poundry and Machine Shop; Carlisle, CANT , 13E REATI TIIIE 1B the testimony as cores of families In - Cumberland, Perry and Adams Counties iv,ho are now using them , Call and see them:.:..... • • . ' C 0 li' N. S . II•E • • . . S,• ...inning either by power of by band=conetantlY, on nand and for sale by F. GARDNER , dr Co. Foundry and Machine Shop, East Main Street. , ' • • "' ~STEAM 'BOILER' MAKING. WO are prepared to rpalto Steam 'Boilers of all 'sizes, nd lands promptly hnd on. the host terms. Also t .rtike Macke and all articles in , that .lino. ltErAin irm OP Bo um and ling,lnos promptly attended to In the best manner. , . . • • -s. „F; GARDNER k CO, • : Foundry iiridnilaelrine Shop, Po' •_ _ , NEWNOVELTI'ES : ,YVEDIgNa..,INVIT4TIOSS:,..., • rho iOrgosi VarlotS , of kilos aver efortid[t a. the . ' .•" 11,14 Novol ( til i cli e co ra u n o t i t o e u n t d l e y d a t d o da m to a ll l ii . V . On . noplon.:_ , k • Prices Itaaconoblo.• • ep CO. ihigraioro;Btationoilc.Vnvolopt;,..an Blink Book " •' • 013 'Arch Btroot, ;•:'• I\l - EW INV:ENTIGN IN GRAIN DitlLaL--Thci'anbaarlber;_b'avirieproeured' patent 'for. a 'ncivol and moat eioollentVomirt In Graln'prillety,whlch, the-grain; Instead , of bong plsittedloyBAl looh rows na In the Old mothad Is Mat: toyed over n surface Of three Inched; th . ua 'Mowing an' squid and oven deattlbutlon ofttio seed, land a con. alddiably greater yield ofgraln. . • ' -,',Thlairoprofement can 'ne, readily attached to. any • ' tiltato and County Bights for sale, agente wanted. :, %%le an excellent opportunity. , for active, _ suer- Potliiyoungtopn.to make largoralmloa.., VOr pattleulata nddresor - n` J. O. VALE, dr., - 7 1 InVentorand Patentee' •, '• Shlromnnstoirn cut00: 10 ,. : Ellin 084 y. " • - MTh Fancy .printing: ilort9J:tere. GREAT EXCITEMENT 0. INHOLT AT THE OLD CORNER Ilea beau yrwited by nu_o6iriurge__arrival_of, cheap goodx, JOLIN FISHED., _ Administrator N. P. SADLER, Auditor.- In tho town and county can purchase Goon FRENCH. MERINO AT 1,00 EMPREES, BRITS all wool 90 " - ALPAOA POPLINS 75 13Plahllfil PLAID 'IMPLIES 75 to 1,00 , CASHMERE only 45 and altothor Dross Goode as cheap In proportlou Please do not forget the fact. that all high prices are DANDII 111YERS. Adininistrator In all kinds of Domestic Goods 1300 D CANTON.XLANNEL 12% DOMESTIITGINGIIAM 12% MUSLINS 10* • - CALICOES 8 10 and 12 SIINETINGS PILLOW, CASE MUSLIMS, TICK INOS, CIII3OES, TOWELINGS, TABLE DIAPERS &a. At such prices as will astonish livery person that will Call -I -- and peweltasibne dtthe newst style, of MANTILLAS, BASQUES, CMOULAUS, A splendid MSHottment of Olonking, Moths by the pantos piece. - - - largest stock of long and squar SHAWLS,. aro always to bo found on the you will find ovory discrlptlon of FLANNELS q;iiif O'hlairiffidiiitifiltlOW : Viab' - `itia - 'o 6l6 rPiliiiiiii mado Flannel o. iiblvtlitg Flannohreheapor than aver _ tho old stand you will find the kTeatest variety of all hinds of from the cheapest Furs'up to.tbo Boni Mink Sable MUFFS, COLLARS, ' • BERTHAS, ROODS, TRIMMINGS &e.. _ • for Lad ea, Alleses, and Children, at • Lcidich &Mill& . , Olean !dare you seo tho greatest variety of ' OVER COATINGS, - FRENCH CLOTHS and CASSIAIERfi,- ,FANOV °ASSUMES,' SATINETTS &c., ' A special arrangement with a first class - Tailor; to make any garment In very short notice - M OURINI NC .GOODS ...„A.....r..a,s.un.gu l asumAomr_Kloo of .:Strict attention_ in filling orders ;from Loan_ or county. • • • • Notions ativirys on Sand such :is ATOM - OAST SHAWLS, • • - NOBIAB, IICIODB,„ " • ' • _ • SOARFS,-TIES. . • • ' i • HOSIERY, GLOVES, ,MITTNNI3,,YARNS. Dinners anStinarirshirts, looped Skirts Ac., Ac DRY • GOODS. El J12 1 ';ITO: 2 EAS-T•,MAIN- STREET, BOUGHT AT The large Auction Sales W - TOR GEM k u ' PHILADE3rPHIA: NOW IS THE TIME TIEItY LADY BLANKETS I BLANKETS KILLED ON "& MILLER; LADLES' cLoTli CLOAKS, THE CORNER AT MEE FUNERAL GOODS. CHEAP JiALMORAL SKIRTS, ;; The beet te;ho had: in the county, at. the ' eites) , STORE - ..., ~. wher'o - thoy have tho largest arathest steak of •, : ~ , . - OIL CLOTRB : - MATTING ' 1 DIGJGCATTS• i _ ~.._,.. ..,,,.!,,,,,;;;.•;,:). . • . • EGGS ; Al ATTl4'4ke, - f',4l - :. --. k - s 7 ' , Plena° do not tall to glnietuf a toll, as wear. doter rained pot, to be undersold, and UM alwaya `pbinto to Our.frlende,that.wa sell gook Goode_ eheayerthan any other house In the,connty. ---/ r • , LEIDIPII'& MILLER. '• • . SIGN OF ri!FigOißt!Er gAIL, 22ony 67 El 11l . n E
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