ezOIII I ill 0 }tit:ITCH!
SCRATCH I stinAltitl I SCRATCH U.l.
• • • . , Rom 10, to 4B houre...
-_ Virbariton's Ointment :nures 'The Itch. -
Wboaton'e Ointment ' cures . Ssit Rheum,
__Wheaton's Olntm,one:,cures Totter. - "•
Mboabin's - Olutniont .curso Barbers' Itch. •
Wheaton's Oil:Arno:it cures Old 00,00.
Witeatcn's Ointment cures Every kind
hke
Price, 50 cents a box by mail, 00 ceriie.• dildrece
WEEKS $ POTTER, No. 170 liashiugton Street
Seaton; Mass. - ....
- 'For stan,by all Druggists.
Bhp' 20 07-IY. ' .
INFORMATION.
• .
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Information guaranteed. to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a baldv head' or, beardless face,
also a recipe tor - -the removal. of Pimples, Blotches,
Eruptions, etc. on the akin, leaving tha same soft,
elear, and bytritiful, Can be obtained without, charge
by addressing .
.;,''THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Cluzatisr,
823 J3rondway, Nov York
mayl7 67-1 v
COLGATE & .CO.'S
;•0;4( G E"lt Ai A. 1 , 1" -- .
C)
kill ri ERASIVE SOAP
.x.ryy•., Is ma , nolheuturod from PURE
..ror'rekdvoistvq!;°F,m:
. OELLENCIE. For m o all
Grocers.
May 17,1807-1 y
Chills and .Feverpepsia, Lived
complaint, 4d.Kidney •
Diseases Cured. - •
busimnivs -11BRD BITTERS
Has cured*more diseases where it has boon used,
than all other Medicines combined,
_lt Is the only
remedy that reaqy purifies. the blood, and has never
ailed In curing DySpoplilo, Fever and Ague, and 'Die
conses of the Liver.
4 Bold by nil Druggists and Dealers:
8. B. HARTMAN te CO., Proprietors, LAMA tqz:ix,
PA., and °IMAGO, ILLINOIS.
Haps 684 m • _
$25 AGENTS' WANTED. $25
We want first-class Agonto to introduce our IM
PROVED STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACIIINE.
.Tho cheapest and boot Moehino in'tho whole country.
Extraordinary inducements to good ectiva salesmen.
Particulars and oomph) work furnished on appliC4-
.
t ion .
A. J—DIIMONT,,Agent,.
630 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
• 24feb-3ne.
• lIORSE.and Cattle Powdersond—Lioimunts,togeth .
or with a largo assortment of fresh Drugs and Medi
cines, Dye Stuffs, Ice., .tei, just rorolyed at Corumon
- fir Worthington's Drug Store, No. 7, East 15 tiln'Streot,
Carlisle.-
THE TAX HALF GONE.
Coal Oil flan 8 cents per gall on, Sugars, Coffoles
Syrups, on band In largo quantitie '
Ground Alum Salt retailed at $2,45 per 'sack—
wholesale price still lower.
largo tot of Flower•pets just l'eceicod.
Only the freshest and best of everything, kept al.&
Wholesale & tiotall ( - tracery. Queensware, Glassware,
Cedar and Willost-ware Store.
.W3l. ISLAIR k SON,
"South End" Carlisle, Pa
P. B. A laige lot of Floh . wholesolo and rotoll
IVEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
_ _ •
WANTED.—TweIve or fifteen 'WO
mon to work In Rag room of Golly Paper
Good wages and constant employment. Apply
- A. -MANSFIELG.
.Bmay.3 .
"ROARDING.
ip The subscriber having rented and taken posses-
COO of the large . and contoodlow; dwelling house,.
II
known at Inhoff's'bu ding, situated on the south
nest corner of Malk 4 Square and Hanover -Street,
proposes to accornnu date a limited number of per
=anent bbarders, a d all transient custom that may
apply. Having - just retired from the proprietorship
of thd Cornman - ilouse, ha Is well prepared to fur
nish the Tory best .accommodations to be found in
the town.' Persons - desiring good ooarding at rea
sonable rates, will do well to call, bud- giro him a
trial
Sninp4t.
OTICE.--SPaled pro — p6sals , -4vill be
received at this office untd 10 o'clock A. M. on
aturday, May 23, 1868, for furnishing the troops at
Carlisle Barracks, Pa., with good
FRESH BEEF,
for six (6) months from and after the Ist day of June,
1868, onsuchless time as the Commissary "General of_
subsistence U.S. Army may direct. -
Proposals must be in duplicate und endorsed Pro
posals for Fresh Beef, and must contain tho names of
two responsible poisons who will sign the bond and
become responsible for the faithful performance of the
contract.
Persons who bid are requested to be present at the
opening ol the proposals. The
which reserves
the right o reject any or all bide they may
consider nreasonablo or for any other sufficient
CAW.,
JAMES EGAN,
Ist Lieut. :2d U. S. Cavalry, A. O. S
Wilco A. C. 3. Carlislo Ilk's., Pa., April 27th 1558.
Imay=tt.
D IVIDE ND.
CARLISLE DEPOSIT DANK, May 5,1888.
The Board at Pireators have declared a dividend of
four per cent., for tho last nix months, clear of lazes,
payable on demand. By -
order of tho Board.
P: ITASSIYER,'
Chs/ifer.
Bmay 68.
PRIVATE SALE.—The Subscriber;
residing in West Ponnsborough township, at
Mount Rock, offers at 'private salo the following de
scribed real (Mato A lot of ground containing a HUI°
more than ono acre, havingthercon_orectod a two oto.
ry ,LOG 1.10113 E WEATHERBOARDED, A LOG MOE.
MAILER SHOP a story anti a half high, a Good Stable,
Wagon Shod, Corn Crib and Hog Pen. A good wall of
water is -also on the premises. Torun reasonable
Inquire of
HENRY BROWN,
Mount Rock, P. 0.
may 08-Bts .0
CUbI'i3ERLAND VALLEY HORSE
INPURANCE'IAND DETrOTIVE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 560,000:
-The above _Company_luta been organized for the
Insuring of all kinds of live stock against loss by
death, theft or accident.
7he intake-I:lnsurance are Ati low and as favorable
as any Company of the kind' ih the United States,
while an abundant capital, and a careful manage
ment of it. affaire, make it tmost dealrablo to those
wishing, to Insure.
".President.
WILLIAM WCLELLAN,
Vice President
W,, P. SADLER, .
Secretary. e
Applications c
15 - r il'' sur fi n 'R'.7trEi l lif l , ° ,, t o o ntnt
Car Palo Pa
Or to J. E. JOHNSON, Actuary, ghipponaburg Pa
Bruny 08-IY.
TN BANKRUPTCY.
IN
District Court of the United States for the Eas
tern District of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of filicbtrel IC 'Bushey, Bankrupt
Eastern District of Pennsylvania' A. B.
A,warrant in Bankruptcy bas beck issued by said
lurt epithet /De estate of Michael N. Busboy, of the
ounty of Cumberland, and State of Pennsylvania,
in said district, who has been duly adjudged a bank
rupt upon petition of his creditors, and the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any property
,he.
• longing to mid binkrupt to him or to his use, and
Abu transfer of any property by him are forblddon by
law. meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and Moose ono oh more Assignees
of his estate will ho held at 0 Court of bankruptcy
to be holden at COMM, in rald district ow the 17th
day of May, A. 11.11308, at 10 o'.lock, A. M., at the
ogles °Linos. A. Barnett, (in the Court Ileum at
Carlisio,) one of the ,Regloter e imbankruptcy 'of said
'district.
P. O. ELLMAKER,.
. ... . U. 8. Marshall for said District,
, . per B. 11. Galbraith, Deputy
Deputy U. 8. Marshall's Mee, Bloomfield; in.
Bmay.2t.
J. 'T. DtLAC-ROIX,
'IMPORTER AND DEALER, IN
C A-RP ETING S,
MATTINGB, OIL OLOTHB ItUOB,.ETO
irlioleealo And Retail, - • •
No.-- . 87 South Second St., ebovo Chestnut
PUILADELPIIIA
N. 11.—Puiellastra pill d_ Nal o tall
Bmay•qm.
. .
toALDMINISTRATOWS .NOTICE. •
Litters or - Atlndeletration-on the - estate-of
ort Moore, late_of the Borough of Carlisle . , 'has
boon Issued by the Register of dOomberiand co., to
the'subseribor. All parsons baring claim will pro
root and those indebted I'oll make payment to
'THOMAS H. MOORS; Administrator,
d_ or to . 11,13AKLEY Si SADLS,II; Atty'll. ..
. 11;apill-Ot. • •
, •
. ,
A 13MINISTRATORI6'
.
totters of Administration basing this day
Act * granted on the: ostato of the Itov, llennan
Johnson, D. A. Into of the Borough of Guild°, to the
...subscriber .reelding.-In-the-same-Dlece.-. Not ice-is
-hereby given to an persona indobted to , the. said es
tate to mako immediato payment and thosO hayint
anima to Dumont thom,t.g,
17apr.11.0t , , •
4ISSIGN.PE PlOllO/I.—Tho'iinderL
algal& iamb/Ans. in' Fast -l'ouneborough town•
fp, having 14 dead of voluntary!, assignment, boon .
• app . oltitod Antigua° .of Thoodoro . Willett, of Now
Oumbarlan4. notioo lo twroby 'given to al p pOOOOOO
indabtpd to usld.Willott, to makemit:mitt auttthble,a
hat inircialifts t° protiout, tiler° to .•
• •, - 9EO. W. onusivELL,.e
Ass!granyi
24spr11-ot.
EEW A_D frLi'.IISE,IIIEI V TS.
1 073 E. BENTZ;
_ M. BENTZ.
NL TV- --FIRM-1= NE-TV G 0 OAS
Having rurchased the large stools of goods from' ,
.7, Ho-taxon - have associated together - for the pin.
Dodo of conducting the. Dry .ifoode Business. under
thn above. deslgnathin. To this largo and well
assorted stock, miller., added largely of now and
ETT:GANT GOODS,
wo find ourselves In a condition to • successfully cam
poto with any houseOin the trado between Phila
delphia and Pittsburg. Our Immense stock copslots
- in port of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
in groat Variety- and of choice desiins,,,..suitablo for
spring, summor and winter wear,' and all articles
necessary to complete a fientlemon'a Wardrobe. For
this department we have engaged tho servlees . of an
A. lc O. 1 'DA. ILO R ,
whose garments aro warranted 16 fit.
SILKS plain fancy and black,
DL LAINES all wool, desirable. colors,
POPLIN ALPACAS, all shades,
LUSTRES and POPLINS.'
FRENCH PEROALlikrace goods,
SILKS, heavy black ; and plain solid lore,
ALPACII AS, Poplin do, black and fancy,
Parasols Umbrellas, all colors,
and a'l the most fashionable Dregs Stuffs in the mar
het, Kid, Silk Lisle Thread, Buck Cotton Gloves, and
everything desirable in the Clove lino.
..Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insertings, in groat
abundance, Laces, handkerchiefs, from the lowest
price up to finest needlatworked embroidery.
, J Ribbons, all shades from ley' yd.. ride, down to the
very narrow.
. Triziamings a very large assortment comprising every
good thing in use. • .
Buttons, 1 '
'
- Fans
Muslins,i
Calicoes, .
Ginghams, .
•
Flannels,
. .filekings, -
•
Checks,
Linens, •
.
. -
all in great, -inriety..:.
Cambric, Nainsook, Jaconel, and Swiss Muslins
Table Linens, add LICIOII and Clohn Table Covers.
GRAIN BAGS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, PRENCiI
CORSETS..
C A'R, TS r CARP E TS!!
Prom 35 cts., por yard,,,up to the best Imperial three
ply, — solllng- lower •tho oncrkot rates. Carpi.j..
Chain Binding, Floor and Table 011 Cloths, ilhatlug,s,
Itugs,Nlndow Blinds
Wu Imo the stock,tonccommodato the entire con,
munity and all to boamlll lower irtih can ho bought
anywhere in:thie - section of the country. Call and
sce 111.:NTZ & CO.
•
Irony 6S-tf.
rNmE4,, lING M, N NEE
The only Family Machine that sets up its own
. ot It knits nil sizes, widens and narrows off tho toe
omplete—producing all varieties of knit goods from
• n infant's stocking, mitten or glove to a ladys
.hawl or bond
Price 'Redticad to 58 Dollars !
It is durable, easily operated and warranted
~u, c ced ur t hu hands of every purefauer. '
ADDREgS, with stamp for circular.and samplo stocking
J. D. OltN E, Oen 'I AgE 922 Chestnut St,
Luny 138-3 m.
WILLIAMSCHARLES
HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
Nos-. 1132 & 1134 Markel Sfrect,
PHILADELPHIA
Has an e l ntlrely new heater. - It is... Greeted
to it once commend Itself to general favor being a
. .
comblnation'of wrought, and cast iron. It is very
simple in Its ronstraction, and is perfectly air tight;
self-cleaning,ltavine no pipes or drains to be taken
out,-hod cleaned. It is so arranged "with Upright
fines as to produce a larger amount of - heat froni—llvo
sameweight of coal than any' furnace now to use.
The hygrometie corwition ci the air as produced by
my new arrangement of evaporation will at once de
monstrate that it is the only '
HOT . Allt FURNACE
11111311121
. .
that will produce n perfectly healthy atmosphere. I
em now mnklmg file sizes of.PORTA&Lis, and four
for Masonry. .
RANGES, ~..
Special attmilon is call to my NEW GOLDEN
EAGLE COOKING RANGES, as I feel assured there
la nothing' In use that can compare with them, as
. .
regards their durability, economy and 0111010003, with
it lurgo assortihents of Low Down Orates, Fire Nitro
Stoves, Registers and Ventilators. Bond for
tllus
tratod circulars.
lu a) 118- m.
- EIGGS FOR HATCRING:
Jr) 'From my premium stock of fowls,
Whitel Fared Spanish Mark, $2,00 per doz.
.Spanish White or Leghorns.
holden Phu:wants, "
Sliver Pheasants, " - .• "
The above pries, includes, boxing and !delivering:at
Express Unice. -
24Ap
WANTED AGENTS to sell the
°heaps, , most -practical -and durable pens
ever lin - ight before the public GREENE'S GOLDEN
PENS, avidly celebrated for their remarkable' flexibill
ty and anti-correslve properties. -These pens aro put
up in bronco and gilt slide boxes, sell' rapidly and
pay a large profit to the agent, Sample rardsi with
Puns, forwarded on receipt of 10 eta. Circulars free,
address, ell es. S. nEe.Na, 413 Chestnut St., Phila. Pa.
3april•lm.
OPENING.
•
Silts. NEFF is now opening a splendid assortmont
of Spring and Summer ZULLIINERY, comprising Bon
net., Sundown or Shade 'Hats. Also, Flowers, Caps,
Or., an ologant assortment" of Ribbons, inoludirg
eyery atylo of Sash.ribbons, Gilt and Jot bands for the
hair 'Adios Curls, Braids, Plaits, Frizzes, Hair Bolls.
Ladierrorderin n " hair earl - have an3Pcolor made to or
der. All the different shades of Satins fen trimming
Dresses and Salines; also very handsome Parasols and
Sunshades,
at romarkably.low prices; also a large as
sortment of llopkia's own make of Ile op. Skirts.
flats and Bonnets altered to any style: The I{I,IOVO ,
goOds will all be sold at a very reasonable price.
- -
MRS. NEFF,
10 pr 6b-3
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The
Cumberland County Agricultural Society will
bold lte
W. B. MULLING
ANNUAL EXHIBITION, ! ,'r; , l
On Wednesday, Thicrsday and Friday,'
October, 14th; 15th and lath, 1868.
Thu list of premiums is the largmt and most com
prehensive over offered by., any County Associat ion
In the State, and the ensuing exhibition Is cons.
dontty expected to prove the largest and most suc
cessful ever hold.
lutity-31. ,
WANTEID.—A. smart active young
lion, with thorough oxporlonco In the Hard
ware trade, 'wanted Immediately to do bus Ino•n In
Shlppensburg. Apply to lidltor of VALLEY.SENTINEL.
rinpr 68-at ' _ • ~ .
ELECTION' NOTICE--Noto . is
booby given that an oledtlon will be bold on
Tionday, May, 11th 1808, at tit° Court house iu. Car—
lido, bet weou The hoiirs of 2 and. 4 o'clock, P. 11. of said
day to elect a President and live Managurs„oftike
Carlisle Gas and Water Cum patty.
CEO. WEISE, '
2,111pr2t. • - • • ' 2ect'y.
M 1;. SMIT,EY:=
MILLINER & DRESSMAKER,
No. 19 South Pitt. Street, Curlisle, Pn.
X: B. Agoitt -fori Staten 'eland Dyeing Entablish
24apr11 OS.
FSTATE NOTICE. • • .
_Letters of Administration- on the estate -'of
Peter Garber' Into of Penn township, deed., havo been
granted by t ' lleJtoguttor of this county, to' tho sub.
scriber residing In Charuhersburg, PonOn, All per
sons having olalins.will present them, and those in
debted niche payment to
BAISIUItIL GARBER,
. ,
AmliAstrator.
17nprI1-13t.
NOR SALE OR RENT.'
Tho largo throoetery helm Th or S coher-of Iligh
and •Hodford Ste: known as - thn property. .
TEN 4-roomed hews on Liberty street. 'Lim tc
~ •
Whito . pOepie. Enquire of
E. N. SHAPLEY,
. . .
cor. North and Pitt St.
. _ _
211111038 Elm ..
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTION pf
. JUDITH MYERS, deO'd. * .
• Lofton; Ot, Adminictretion on tho collate . ofJudith.
Myers, Into of Trent ford township, Cumberland co.,
bes been Issued-by tho ,Regiate'r to the subsCribor roe
niding - Irt - WeetHPOnneboro' - tPurtishiPl""icil — PaltOhd
having claims. will procont; and those indebted will
'Mato payment to, -, . , • . .
. ' -Dr. SANIUICL ISWEItiI,
. Admiuiatator of "
. -
- -'d UDITI:1 - 111YER,E3 ,-.. ,
,Inapr 68-tit *. .. . - •
.! W. SADWIt.
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IA DMINISTRAYOR'S• NOTICE.
_0 L tottora of - Administration on. the estate o
Mary,aarfor, doe'd .j. Into of Silver Spring toutoblp,
01 s county, having this day boon lemon to Use sot.
so lber residing In. llnrnmlou township, notice Is
beroty If 'Vow to alt persons Itutobted tcranblbstato - to
make paymelit, - arid,to'nll pyreous 'Wring elnkun will
Present theist to. ' ••. '•' ' ' •.• '
lidi-00 i.
I • „ cr ~ -, . ,' I q11.11:1EL EBERLY.
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•
JOHN BENTZ,
111==Z2=1
_ .7. 11. BRICKER,
blewrille, Cumberland minty, Pa
.NEW ADVEBTXSEMENTS
TILE
UNIO'N PACAFIC
RAILROAD
,COMPANY
. .
OFFER. A -LINCITED:-AMOIMTpv
_THEIR
MORTGAGE BONDS
-FIRST
AT PAR,
=
PAYABLE
The Groat Pacific Railroad Line, extending 1921
miles from - Omaha, on the Miwourl RI aor,do 'Um tide
wateraof the Pacific Ocean, le being built _by' two
powerful Companies—Tae UNION PACIFIC, bOginningint
Omaha, .buliding West,•and the-Central Paoino-to
California, beginning at Samsnento, building. Bast
until :the two roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted thewrork with
great vigor, the Union Pacific, having already aspen
ed over
TIIIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
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, •
'and tho l Central ovpr Twenty lfillinns, upon their re.
•spective parts of. the undertakina. THE UNION
PACIFIC HAVE COMPLETED 600 MILEShavo Iron
-and other materlala for two htindraTralles more upon,.
the ground, end ono hundred-additional - miles-are•
ready for the track. They will havirrt - much- larger
force employed this yeAr than ever before; and' It is
expected that between
800 and 000 MILES. —
will be in operation' during 1869. There seems to be
no reasonable doubt that the distance between Omaha
and Sacramento will be ttartersed by rail In 1870.
TILE GOVERNMENT GRANTS 12,800 acres of land,
and its Rends, to the average .amount of $28,000 per
mile, to aid in thTfßififftructipe - of theclinei -- and au
thotises.the issue of the First-Mortgage Bonds now
offered for sale, to the same amount and no more.,
The Government takes n second lien, and gives to the
First Mortgage lionboldem a prier lion for their ae,
rarity, to which a largo paidup capital Is added.
The Bonds cannot be Issued except as each section of
twenty miles is aecopted by Government commissions,
'so that they always represent a real property.
It is unfreirsally.admitted that on the completion
of the Union Pacific Railroad, Its through business
will make It one of the most profitable in the world
but Its way or been business is already several times
the interest on its honda so that, It not another mile
were built, they wouldhe a secure investment. •
THE NET EARNINGS for eight menthe of last
,year on an averam of SSG miles aro officially reported
at-$1,0,09,130,, while the Interest on all the Bonds it
could issue on that length of road fot that time, re
duced to currency, was only $315,856.
• ,The amount paid by the Government fur the trans
portationof troops, munitions, stores and mails has
been; and doubtless will continue to be, much more
than the interest on the United States Second Mort
gage Bonds. It Is not, the charter provides that
after the road Is completed, and until said bona and
'interest are pkid,i;6'leastflrepor - cant, of -the -net
earnings of the road shall ha applied to such payment.
The Union Pacific - Bonds are tor sl,ouo each, and have
coupons attached. They have thirty years to run,
and-beer-rinnuni_iuterest._payable Sit the first days of
January and July et. the, Cornpany's inliet — rTh The
City of Now 'York, at the rate of six per cont. in gold.
The Principal is payable in gold at maturity. At the
preseut-rate or gold, these,lion ds pay an annual In
crinia-ini Well. cost of '
NEARLY NINE I'ER CENT.,
AND IT IS BELIEVED 'PI7A7' THEY
- WILL SOON BE AT ApnEm
_The Compallydravo hat a r_eryilmitetlssupply.of their
Bonds reniaining on-handy-MA any subserlpticune
cepled to a greater account than can ho filled from
Bonds now Pi the Company's pos,tesslonf Will ho sup
plied fromthe New lloods.to.loosissudd on that portion
of the road completed In the Spring, In the order in
;which they are receit ed. • -
The Company reserve the ri4lit to sdrance the mire
of their bonds to strata above par at any time, and
will not till any orders or receive any subscriptions
on mulch the money has not been actually paid at the_
Company's race before the time of such advance.
- Partaesuulheriblug-will-remit—tho_par value -of the
bouds - and the accrued internal in currency at the
rate of six par cent. per annum, from the date on
which the last coupolovas - paid. Subscriptions will
bu received in Carlisle by
A. L. SPONSLER;
=I
At the. Company's Nice, N 0.20 Nassau Street,
.101111.1-Cisco & Son, Bankors No. 59 Wall St.,
And by the Company's . advertised- ageats throughout
• the United States.
Remittance., should be made in drafts or other funds
par in New York r and the Bonds Win' be Fen{ for -- of .
charge by return express. .111r/id _subscribing through
laeul agent,, will look to them for their safe delivery.,
oA PAMPHLET AND 1141' FOR 1868 boa just been
published by the Company, giving fuller Information
than is possible in an advertisement, respecting the
Progress of tho Work, the Resources of tho Country
traversed bytthe Road, the Means for Construction,
and the Value of the Bonds, which will be sent free
On application at tho Company's Office or to any or
the ativerlisod a4ents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Now York
,
91HE FARMER'S BANKi OF CAR
-1 LISLE, PERN.9YINANTA,
Recently organized, has been opened, for transaction of
a general banking business, in the corner room of R.
Given's - new building on the North West coiner cf'
Uigb street and the Centre Square.
Thu Directors hope by liberal and careful manage
ment to make this a popular institution, and a safe
derpository for all who may favor the bank with their
accounts.
Deposits received and pa id back on demand, inter
est albmed on special deposits, Gold. Silver, Treasury
Notes and Government Bends, bought and cold.
• Collections. made •on nil accessible points in the
country. Discount Tuesday. llnnkiug hOlfrs
front it o'clock A. M. to 3 o'clock P.M.
J. C. HOFFER, ChilaF.
=ix - I%mA.
R. Given, President, Wm. IL:11111er,
Thomas Paxton, David
John W.-Craighead,-Herman, .
27inar-U8 tf. Abraham Witmer,
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EAST MAIN, STREET,
Under the Gorman' ;Tlonse.
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selling, much less than redular prices,
newest style of •
LADIES COATS, splendid styles, of
FRENCH and ENGLISH . COATINGS,
LADIES and MISSES.,
Orngutento, Buttons and •Trimmings. to match
SPRING SHAWLS. ~
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All kinds o
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All kinds 01
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Purchased before cotton advanced an, Immense
stock of DOMESTIC COTTON ,FOODS, CALICOES,
SLIEETINGS, ICIIED and UN•
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LINEN PANT STUFFS, &c.. Ay.
OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT
is full of
Ifosioey,
Gloves, •
vOlandkerelliefs,
Cravats,
Collars
Linen Bosoins,
Zephyrs,
Buttons,,
Trimmings,
Ribbons and other wares
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"The Duchess". Kid Gloves, 'at low prices. Latest
style of Parasols and Bun Umbrellas, Hoop Skirts,
Vella and a thousand other 'articles not mentioned.
We are the largest dealers of
CORSETS,
In Carlisle, from .tbo lowest priee to tho finest
Eren.h.
W. C. SAWYER & CO., z"
Are Unrlvitiled In .their largo and select. stock o
G. A R:.P.E _T.L
We boy from roanulacturera and rave robbers
commissions:
Best Quality of "Three Ply.
Best Quality Crosby Brussels
Best :Ingrains. •
;
Beni Philadelphia mkt of Ingrains.
Cheap Carpets-to suit.-all.eustoinere
ALL WIDTHS AND QUALITIES OP
OLL CLOVHS;
for rooms, halls, ataira undlablea. Mattings Velvot
Rugs, Matta, 011 Shades, Rolland/ for, curtains; Data
nak for Lourigas, Ootintorpains, Diankabl, TAWS,
Linsns, Napkins, &S.
.•d. S KWYER CO
lEEE
have rechtved the .noweat styles or
SPRING ooA , iiwas, (imsinr.nEs
• •
geode huute`up to onlef,' In the latest -titylet. bier
gootte will booddedes. the setteenlelveuooe.:. We buy
for cash 'nod x,ll et levied market inybody
'call et the.dld 'etimd; -
W. (I. SAWItEII, k 00. •
•
lmy 08.•
T liBl' - OF ..DEALERS chiods,
'Oanes - aria Me . rchandlse also brewers, Distillers,
Lumbermen, Eating lionses, P Arc., within the County
of Cumberland, as appraised and messed ,by •Pr A.
Mercantile Appralser, in accordance with tim
several nets yr Assembly, as followe, to nit: •
• .
•
W. C. Sawyet'& - dry geode,
O. Ogilby,. - - Co;,' ' - do
Leldich &Miller:, - - do., '
L. T: Oreonflold,:' I . . do."
W. A. Miles, -= _ - -, , : d0 •
. J. O. 11,Ring,.:-_-_.. . do ,
T. A. Harper, .. ' - do
Robert Allbsoni - - groceries,
J. Martin, - do ,
Washmood & Bro,, do
W. Blair /1 Ben, - do
Bemy & Masonhelmor,' do
Joseph Zeigler, do
John Faller, - , do
John 'Rumor, ' ' do ..
IL Pohley, ' • do
;T. D. Meek,. • _ do .
67 ...„. Cameron, - : I „.p '.
W. 11. Harn, ' 4 I - ' - -do
.0. Doman, % ' - - - AO -. '
0. B. Hoffman, t- do .
A. J. Biter, do
'Daniel Shoomakei,do
I
-
J. K. Spangler,. do„
C. A..• Emith, '-
,-; ..„) .. .r. do
W. 11. Smith, ' • do
1
Beetom & Bro., . produce,
J. &D. Rhoads, • , rt. •
J. 11,Boslor & Bet,' , ' do •
R. C. Woodward, do ' ''
11. Harkness, do
Leo & Bro., ' 'do ' -
-8.- 111- Hoover, -lumber. . and coal
-A. H. Blair, - I do -.
Delancey & Shrom, do'
.T. A. Wetzel &Co , flour and feed,
A.. 8. Ewing, 4 . furniture,
. John Litman,' "' - ' - do
Fredrick Coraman, do
David Sipe ' - - -
Halbert ik Shapley, .. do • '
J. B. Triblor,agt., merchant tailor,
3. A. Eakins, do '
J. Boner, ' - do -- --
I. Livingston' :-,. do
S. Arnold, - . olothing,
-A-.1. Lechler, . . do -
F.. B. Leonard, Jr., • do
J. W. Smiley, • • - ' do
A. Lehman, ' - ' do
A. M. Pipe. books
DADS ED GOODS
......o. Piper, 000 ks, • , 7
J. Loudon, do - _ 14
George Yocum, confectionary • 14
It: S. Hughes, do 14
Mrs. S. N. Kieffer, ' ' do . " 14
J. 11. Itheem & Co., do . 14
Coyle & Co., . - notions, 14
Mrs. Rosonborger,. do
J. Hutton fancy goods,,._-
~ • 14
A: H. Miller, d,o , ''''' 14
J. P. Neff,pold • do 14
J. Irvin, . boots and shoes; 13
F. C. Homing - do , - 14
Spottswood A Kerby,._. .do ' 14
P. Heffenberger, - do 14
.1.0. Gardner, - " do •- - 14
W. C. Diven, ' do ' 14
W. M. Porter, do 14
B. Plank do 14.
G. Ensminger, - loather, ,11
J.O. Caillo, • hits and furs,. '' 14
J. Boss, do 14
J. A. Keller, ' ' do 1 4 -
11. Saxteri t . • hardware, 0
Miller A Bowers, - • - do 10
11. Ileysinger, watches and jewelry, 14
W. D. A. Naugle, do 14
'P. Conlyn, - do • . 14
-F. 0, Cramer, •----elk----- -
/ __l4
Cciroman 0 Worthington, drugs,l4
Mrs. C E Elliott, do ~ 14
D. Ralston, ' _ do ' . ... 14
Hareistick A Bro., do - - 12
.D. Common, do _ 14
,
John Cumpboll, sowing machines, 14
MrsuOcker, ' . do 14
C. L. Lochman, - --•- -do- --
Mrs. M. Neff, millinery, 14
Mrs. Chenoweth, do 14
Mrs.ll. Williams, , do 14
3. C. Loshor, photographs, -144
' lire. W.A. - Smith,' do
Samuel Ensminger, robes, ll
W. Cleppe4 do ' 14
.
Walker & Cloudy, stoves 14
i William Fridley do 14
, Itinesmith & Itupp, do I . 14
-'Jacob Martin, baker, - 14
William--Sellers, -. do_ 14
' d'oter Miller, , do 14
1 Mrs. A. M. Fredericks. do . 14
1 Bosh A Bay ler, cigars 14
1). Rhoads, , 1.15 ---2--- 14
James McGonigaL _ ... Stoves, 14
MEMANICSBURG
Koontz, Magary & Co., dry goods,
Hurst& Son, do
Joseph Elcock, do
Brugh A Bro.- do
Kb. RafenSb ' orgdr, do
'
Brindle & Nieswanger, do -
J. S. Updegraph, do -
Comfort A Buttorff, do
Rockafellow & Miller, . grocalirs,
Wert & liberty. - do
Kauffman & Griffith .-
do _
Devinney & klyers t , do
Fiorh & troikas, do •
J° rimming - 6'r, do ,
Yotman Eves • dings,
J. B. Herring - , - do
11. F. Guyer. - do.
,Ira - ra Day, do,
&Stier & Bro., hats and caps, {
Henry Zinn, boots and shoes. ,
Bowman & Bro.. -,4a, do .-
Levi Riegle, do
C. Helm, do
John' 11-. Kolltir, do
Jacob K. Longnecker, do •
Malik A Deihl, furnituro,
Titrel A Bro., do
John ltupp, do
It. S. Shepley, jewelry,
Jacob Swartz, . ' tin
Robb & Kimmel], hardware,
Boyer Eberly & Co., do
It. Wilson, stoves,
Woriderlich & Hauck, do
.1. 1. Smith, confectionary,
.1. Uhler,_do
Jacob Grov, do
L. D. Keefer; nerchant tailor,
L. W. Abrams, -- - - clothing,
Wm. Railing, do
Mrs. S. Simons, _ do
Si. Guswiler, cigars,
B. Palmer, do
Matthews & Tiro., gas fitters,
Mrs. Bryan, .millinery,
-L. F. liberty, lumber, •
J. Millelson, , do •
Joseph Long, .. do
IL S. Moor A. Co., do
Stayman & Bucher,%,. produce'
Johnson & Son, do
T. it. Bryson, do
Miller & Garrett, do
W. 11. Oswkld, coal,
J. W. I.chrourt, photographs,
'B. W. klutteson, do
J. I: Becket_ books,
IL Null marketing, .
K. HolTman, do
SHIPP,ENSBURG,
• .
Robert-Snodgrass, dry goods,
D. U: McPherson, do
J. & 3.11 Iteddig, do
Danner & Neely, do
G. H. Stewart, do
Tarmou & Kimbell, groceries,'
G. IC. Duke, do
S. Myers, - - • do - -
J, Holes,. do
M. M. Angle, do
Pagnii& Stilders; s do - --
McPherson & Co., hardware,
Grabill lbliollar, do
3. C. Attic, drugs,
R. K. Holler, rte
G. IV. Croft, boots and shoes,
P. S. Arta, , do
J. B. Cole, -
W. Clark,
S. Q. }Lollar,
- IV.II. Honor,
L. Fostnaught, • do
Shearer A Blair, merchant .tailors,
Landis & Bender;- ' do
J. Bridges & Son, do
IJ. M. Smiloy, . . do
T. P. Blair, products.
W. T. &Jamison &Co.,
.do ' • -
Morrow & Flickinger, 'do
Long & Gish, do
Lawton &..Co., do
A. - Sierer & SOn, do
D.J. S noddy fuipiture,
'Barnhart Mika & 8r0.,. do '
J. Landis, Jewelry, ,
W. D. E. Troyes, sowing machine's
11..111. Sturgeon, Millinery - ,
John A. Wolf, stoves,
B. S. Stones, thugs,
•J. M. Ilaykes, - stoves,
J. Kelso, books,
John Stumbaugh,
O. ()reason,
R. Payne,
. ' NEW OtAIBERLAND,
dry goods,
Baughman & 6op,' ddo
Rosa & Co.,
Ilun~y li , Mosser, lumber,
Charles .oyster, ' , do •
0. James,
Leo & Ebelly,
• NEWBURG.
•
Btovlck & Bulged dry goods, .
& Darr '
• do --
Elliott. ,
Eitambower drllalo,. do . 8,13
o.l3terlelr,' - ' 'furniture,. .
......, -. 14
D. McCoy, 1 boats-and shoos, •----" 14
' NEWVILLE,
•
T.Etouglr, ' “ ''gtrYleirdh",'
T. Mcljandlielr, - . ---- 7 .--- de-----
10;Jamoe & Bro., ' 'do
B. E. O'Niel do
M. R. 1314 Inner, hardware, 14
Kunkle & •McCandUsh, do . 10
J. 11. Miller, dingo, 14
Mrs.'ll.. Rood, • - do , . 14
8.0. Wild, „do I - • - - 14
_
8. Mouser /4' Bon, ' groceries, i 11
0. M. Drioker,l • furniture, ' ' /41
47.'1:kicker, ' • do 14
U. ffeury„ • confectionary,-
J. J. ClrawfOld,_, , ' do 14
Brewster & Dongheity,lner. tailor,.'"' ,'• - 14
II 11.1tandeill, - - - do: - .. ' ' 14•
James',Rennedy ~ - stores, 14
G. W. Mull 0 . • 14
,
G. W.•Landla, lowelry, • • - • , , 14
A. L. Irvin, .boots and ohm, • , ~ 14
Joseph Laughlin, feed. ''' • - 'l4
Wo r dWi l i n g e u l ltmber c g th or d , " . 1 5 urnit• tire - 11
_Graham & Morrow, • •• . Groceries, '' 14
' 'LOVER -ALLEN.'.
..—. .. •
, I
k. Pots & Sou,
,looto and Ob o rtooL,-", t ,
o.'A'."Doltrldi, , obpviii,' - -
0. Shelia', drug*, . ' .
, lII"PDR.-ALLBIsT
. ~
J. 11,Clunwild.i,..1. dry Goods, .t ,
3. Swartz, ` merchant, tailor,
..
...:' ''. ' - ' r:-' MONEWB.., .
George Brludfo, I '
dly. goode, . .
'Kauffman & Pauli. -: - do ---
.., I' , "
Thoophituo Wolf, , .. do - ' t •t -
P • otertDoler,t - • utoToo, •, , ~ .
Samuel Plegnlc, 'food, ' ' t • '
floury 5pa10r,;... 1 - - dot -.' t', .'
ArIDDLEirD-2,
& gro., dry goods, . 12
Webbed &Dmland; do. - ,12
CARLISLE.
Clan. ..Limisi•
.0 $25 00
11. 16- 00
'lOl.. 00
Ig
13 10 00
14 . 700.
11 15 00
, 14 . 700
14 70000
14 7
- 0 ' 26 00
14 • 700
14 - 7OD
14 • 7OD
• ' 14 7 00
12 —lO 00
.14 " .7 00
'l4 7 00
N,14 .7 00
- 700
14 : 700
1 1 1 14 4. -
' ' 7OO
14 „ 7.00
14 700
.14 -- 7 00
- 11 _ 15 00
14-- 7 00
11 15 00
' 11 16 00
14 -7 00
• 14 "- 7'00•
14 7 00
11 16 00
13 'lO 00
14 7 00
14 7'oo
14 . 700
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00-
14 7110
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
, 14 .7 00
' 14 . 700
10 20 00
10 20 00
11 16 00
12 12 60
fr - 25 00
1' 13 10 00
' 11 16 00
' 14 7 00
12 12 50
12 12- 50
14 7 00
• 12 1250
13 10 OD
14 " 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14. 7 00
-14 7 00
14 7 00
14 - 700
13 10 00
14 . 700
14 7 00
' 14 -- 7 00
74. 7 00
14 ' 700
14 7'oo
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 16 00
9 25 00
14 7 00
14 7 03
14 7 00,
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 ,7 00
' 14 7 00
14 7 00
14- 700
14 7 00
1.1 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
n 15 00
12 12 60
14 '--700
- 25 00
9 25 00
26 00
11 15 00
13 10 00
14 ' '7 AO
14 7 ,00
Is 14 7 00
'l4 7 00
14 700
12 12 60,
11 16 00
10 20 00
. 13 - 10 00
11 15 00
14 7 00
14 • 700
-14- 7.00
14 7 00
14 700
-14- - - 4 00
11 15 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 1700
1/ 7 00
14 '7 - 00
14 " 7 00
14 .7 00
14 7 00
14 7 50
• -14 700
'l4 7 00
14 700.
14 7 00
" 14 7 00
. 11 15 00
12 12 50
' 13 JO 00
11 15 01
10 20 00
13 10 00
. 14 7 00
14 7 00
' 14 7'oo
14 700
14 7 00
14 • 700
44 7 00
contocitonn;y,
14 7 00
14 - 7 00
Groeeiles 14 7 Oa
14 7 00
11__A5 00.
13' 'lO 00
11 15 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 . 700
14 7 00
1 00
16%0
10 00
7 00
7 00
I 1
0
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OQ
No. !,t2to' f.. 940.11 STREETi
• . AD
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RODGERS' CELEBRATED PL ATM) 'TARE •
IpgrOnlejl ti(pU,Kate, tnt whitsitri!kg;:gt:,..
IKAllinr4.l4trlaows rkgwia.
1711 0 i4ll2ci _ . . •
•
•
Linn Wolf, do 00
0. Reap, fdrnituro, : J : •i IA 707
Philip Clapper, : Confectionary, • I 700
J..llockman, • do • 14 - .7 00
Mr0..13:11artz611,.; groiorloi,
CI. (Amman, Mourand food,: .
J. eigloo, --, do
:••• . . DICKINSON.•.
&md Wolf. drygoodo, ' • •14 7_oo
David Blyora, • do 14 • -7.00
Gardner 4 Myers, do ' 14 700
•
Henry °Aar, dry geode, -
Ernest, & do
Pater Garber,
George Beaten!_So
' EWTON.
Jacob Washinger, dry goods:
Glover & Earnest; • • do -
John Kyle, ' do -
S. Miller. & Son, do
J. Baker, . • do
John Minieb, iroserlee,
Minding & Son do
Samuel Hutch, boots and shoes,
Mrs. M. A. Walker, confectionary,
William Lewis, variety,
Manning & 8r0.,. produce,
lic Snyder, do •
-Watts & Sharp, .
J. d; J. B. Harsh, d o_
Hursh & Bro., do
0.11. Horn,' marketing,
D.{-. Sponsor, stoves,
Graham & Morrow, dealers,
SOUTHAMPTON,
dry-goods,
do
do '
do
do
do
do •
W. C. Clark,
L./Arch:xi,
D. S. Croft, • -
J. &hock B‘ Co,
C. Clever,
J. Walemith,•
S. A. Stoney,
WEST PENNSBOROUGH.,
0 .
Jacob Handshow, dtpgoods,
13
c,,, , 13
J.-11. Weaver, do
Krosor 4 Darr, do ld
J. B. Carothers,. produco,
- L. J. Shambaugh, do
W. D. Brandon, do
.Istob Wolf, ' grOccries,
P Ilona, ' do
William Bishop, ..do -
A.B. McCulloch, . Dry Goods
EAST PENNSBOROUGH
W:OUSanks & Son, dry goods 18
Johri Glassner, do. • 1d
Nickalons & BOW/MID, do . 14
J. Lomfornocker, groceries, ~ 14
ll. Books, • . do i, ' 14
E. W. Smithers,' do - 1.4
S. L. Hummel, - do •
Irvin Mancini, - produce,
Zacharias & Son do.
May - dt Co., . do
Martin & C 0.,. lumber,
G. Oyster, - ' do •
It. Hummel, - do . . '
A, Ebner, - furnituro,
N. Rood, , stoves, •
' . • ' HAMPDEN
D. Rupp, ' •••• - dry - goods, - -
E. W. 8. G. Wiso, do
J. U. _Murray, . _ _ do
D. P. Lightner, do
J. ki.._Templin, - groceries,
C. Tornplin, furniture,
D. Itupp, pl educe,
. " SILVER SPRING
J. It. Leidigli, & Eberly, dry - goods,
Orris & Lamb; . do
Looob &Ewalt,,. do
J:B.Nause, . r i 6 ,do '
' Burkholder, -
S. S. I•lgger, confectionary - ,
IV. W. Waiing turnitudo, --.
J. 11. Laidig. & lirt; v •producc,
•-- • IDDLESEX.
J. II: Buller, dry goody,
J. C. Gill, groeerloo,,
MIFFLIN.
J. M. Waggoner, gracovios,
FRANKFORD,
Alexander & Woods, - dry Goode,
DISTILERS AND BREWERS
IBM
Newtori;
Mrs. Gobliartl,.. Carlisle;
EATING ,HOUSES
Jelin iiieloy, Mechanicsburg, --
P.
Spidlo, Slider-Spring,
George Murphy, Newton,
Mrs. R. Shupe, South Middleton,
J:Skinimerifhippensburg,
BILLIARD SALOONS
Copt. E. P. Zinn, Mechanicsburg, 40 00
Jacob nipple, Carlslo,„ 40 00
Notice In hereby given to ail parsons named In the
above list, that by an act of Alsembly approved
April 11th, 1802, County Treasurers are required to
bring suit and collect all licenses remaining unpaid
on or before the first day-of July nest, and by other
acts or Assembly, venders of vinous, spit - Roue, mault
or brewed liquors, are also liable to Indictment in the
Court. cf Quarter Smedons. Those Interested are
therefore requested to lift their licenses without de
lay and save the .:oats,
MELLINGER,
Treasurer of Ountherteiiut County.
3apl-68 4t.
GA FITTING a n(I'PLUMBING.
,FOOTE & LYNCH,
Practical Gas litters and Plumbers
Desire to Inform their old customers and the 014,
sons of Car lisle generally, that they have removdd
their establishment 'to the commodious room In the
Basement of Itheent's
entrance on Church Alley.
They will atend promptly an herotoforo, to nil
work ontrusted 'to them.
Thoy keep constantly on hand and aro ,prepared to
Introduce LEA Dana IRON PIPES, HYDRANTS, DOT,
nod COLD SHOWER BATHS, WATER CLOSETS,
FORCE and LIFT PUMPS, IRON SINKS, BATH TUBS,
BOILERS, WASLI BASINS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, all
kinds - 6f. GAS, STEAM and WATER - FITTINGS,
COOKING , RANGES, HEATERS, SC., sot up In tho
most molorn atylo. -
CountO , Work and Jobbing promptly at-
to ided to.
17ap 08. 1
OV E R M ENT ~
PROPERTYAT PRIVATE SALE
WITKIN&CO.
.AN IMMENSE
_AMOUNT OF PROPERTY 11OUGIIT
AT GOVERNMENT SALES
Consisting citietly of „
10,000 SETS NEW AND SECOND HAND
Harness, Bridles & Collars ,
3,000 SADDLES,
S'y
2000. WAGON COVERS.
• All Sizes Now and Worn,
5000 Wool a Rubber Blanket®,
Horse Covers
MILITARY CLOTHING, GREAT COATS, FROCK.
COATS, BLOUSES, PANTS., SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Sc.,
Also a largo lot of Ruins; Lead Linos, Buggy Ansbu •
inisco and Cart Harness, Double Trees, Load Bars, Port
able Fr rges,Wheel Team !farness, little worn
all oak tanned ?rather, serviceable, cleaned nud oiled,
$5 per horse, including Bridle Lead, do $4. Ambu
lance or Stage Hammes with superior leather Traces,
perfectly suited for ihrm or general team work, daub
le sets complete $25 to $3O, Bristles $l, Collars $1 to $2
extra hair lined Artillery case, do 2,50 and $3, Double
Rein $1,76 to 2,25, Miters $5 to $l2 per dozen; Now
Moors McClellan Saddles, $lO do, with plated Bit
Bridle $lO Brass Mounted Saddles, good as new $ 9 ,
with Bridle $ll Boys Saddles $0 Wagon Covers !supe
rior 10.aud 12 oz., Cutlass Du ck $0 to $l2. 1000 Ilespi
tal-Toa le, now and good as new, 12 oz., D uok,ll. loot
square $25 to $5O, with poles and pins complete, Wall
Tents $lO to $2O, Wedge dci $0 to $O, Shelter Tents for
Hay (Ups $3O to 60 per 100. 4
(train Bags, 12 oz, Duck, 2 to 3 Bushel $0 to $lO per
dOzon, also full assortment of Seamless Bags
' Small order by Express, 0. 0. D. "
LIBERAL DEDUCTIONS TO WHOLESALE DEALERS
PITKINS
(Formerly_ on Front.' St., now)
71 !l'orth 4econd' St., just belciiry
Arch St.,
PHILADELPHIA„PA
Also EII'ARK P.LA'OE, N. Y. e ,
Doserlptivo price 14i lent on app . lication. ' •
17apr11-Bm.- •
.WANTED...
Agents to Bell .
DR. WILLIAM SMITH'S
DICTIONARY OP THE BIBLE.
,
It'eontaine'OVEß ONE THOUSAND closely printed'
double colurtin, octavo pages, from now electrotype
plates, on good paper, and is appropriately, illustrated
with oviir TWO HUNDRED engravings on Stool and
Wood, and a series of lino authentic maps.
It ILllghly commended by all learned and eminent
Men and by , the press generally throbghout the
country, and la the boat book of the kind In ' , the
English lauguags. _ , .
DO' NOT DIV
'Owing to the unprecedented popularity of . tins
work, a small English abridgment adapted, toluvetille
readers, In duodecimo orm,. of about GOO' pages, has
bean repiluted by another, Arm In .buto typo, and
spread over 800 canner. , pages, evidently—by.. malting .
a book larger titan Its original—to Ova, the imprita•
Om that it Is. ono_ edition. It contelne Lass. THAN
ONE•IIALY 0110 itatolCia MATI`Ert 07 0011 COUPIIHIIiNtIIvE
EDITION; but trillicase who desn'elhis juvenile edition,
wo wit furnish the English work, far suparlor to the
aniericiin, at $2,75 par copy., Bond for eiroulars giv
•lng-full-particulars:- --r
I'ABBLEGEWBROSt
722
. .
24apr11-4. , • • •
8an80132 St. Intliedolphia.
12 150
7 00
s•
14 4RD R
20 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
.7 00
7 00
12 60
10 60
1268.
,le. Ilto
_l,:lightfulooasoiL of SPRINCk bAI just. open
•- • -
LEIDIGH & MILLER,
14 7 00
14 7 00
14, 7 00
14 7 00
Have - Just recohnd lin unusually largo supply of
11111ATITIFUL GOODS, eulted to tho season, and now
ready for Inspection. +;;;',
, - •
A GRAND DISrDAY
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 .700
14 7 00
14 '7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7.00
14 7 00
10 20 00
10 20 00
11 15 00-
0 20.00
11 15 00
14 7 OD
14 7 00
14 700
DR E S'S SILKS,'
e now colon and she' den
B C K SIL K S
o; ovary grade and quality. All the' now styles and
_colors of.dashuble
7_oo
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
DRESS GOODS
For Nira'kids Sults, such as
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
CHINA MOHAIR POPLINS,
• - -PLAIN- MOHAIR POPLINS,
STRIPED % PLAIN MOHAIRS
• ' COLORED ALPACAS,
COLORED VELOURS,
FRENCH - PERCALES,
SCOTCH . GINGHAM,
TRENCH CHINTZES,
EH
And many other goods for the moon
SPRING SHAWLS,
SPITING SAQUES AND MANTLES,
ilf,tho now stylus And colon of
SILK PARASOLS,
- -13 -1000
18 10 00
13 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 ,00
14 T 00
11 7 00
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Please do not forget the fact that
- _
LEIDICH & MILLER
U 1 700
12 12-60
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
14` 7 00
13 .10 00
AtarayillAyo tde largest and most complete stack or
WHITE GOODS;
14 7 00
14 700
- - Embracing
~
t f oo
PLAIN AND STRIPEDIUOIIAIREL
PLAIN.AND STIIIPDD JACONPTS,
DHATITIEUL - STIIIPED STLISLINS;' -.
PLAIN FRENCH muslitris.
MEI
9 25 OD
8 5 00
8 5 00
8 5 00
8 5 00
9 5 00
All the new etyles of Tucked and Btrlped Muslim
for
GARIBA'tDIS,
MOURNING GOODS,
The best nsscirtment in the town
FUNERAL GOODS,
Every thing required for funerals. Very strict atten
Lion given to tilling all-ordure for the same.
,DOINIEST;,I,O GOODS
Stacks and stacks of Bleached add Unbleached
MUSLINS, at prices below market rates. Calicoes
from 8 to 123 ate. Good Domestic GI NGUAtiIS 1234ete.
TICKING.% •
CHECKS,
TABLE LINENS
- and CLOTHS,
TABLE DOYLIES and
- NAPKINS,
TOWELLINGS,
TOWELLINGS, Ac., Ac.
JARPETS,I! •CARPITS!
Tho largest stock that has over boon offered in
Carlitio, and selling at ninth lower - rates then Or,
years. Best quality •
LOWEL
_THREE PLY,
Best Quality ,
HARTFORD THREE PLY
EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS,
l*
TWO PLY, 611 qualities
ENGLISH TAPESTRY , 7 BRITSSELS,
In now styles
STRIPED CARPETS, of all widths salt,-
suitable for halls and stairs
FLALOR OIL CLOTHS,
New styles^ fel , halls, in all widths
p T ATLI: OIL OLO'I'LLB,
CLOTH TABLE COVERS,
Maras' Quilts, F •
Lancaster Quilts,
' Honey Ccirob Quilts,
(Now Styles) ...... z _
Clol'd &Overlids.
--v
*
on, WINDOW tartAppiall eolois and styles
CLOTHS Sc CASIM,ERES
The now etylci And colors now on haniVend se'
ug at grefitly reduced prim,
•
VALUABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
• . Al! PRIVATE BALK.-
. ~
• Situated on Weat.Pomfrot Wont near West street,
Intim Borough of Carlisle.
The lot - contains 90 toot in front and 210 foot In
depth to an alley. Tha improvements are a com
modious two-story BRICK Homo; containing
Double Parlor, Hall, Dining-room and Kitchen, on
the first floor, and Ilve,Chambere on the woad etory.
Balcony to bask building, a Frame Wash House at
twahod,Smoko 116imer, Bake Oven and other con.
veftdent outbuildings. A large new Stable, and
Carriage Housiyilog Pens, and Cern Crib, at the foot'
of the lot. There ,Ie a considerable amount of fruit,
such aKApplee, ampes,, &c., a collar candor the whole
holm, and a fine Brick Cistern, and Pump, . as well
as a Hydrant in tlvr yard. For terms .2.3.; apply to
A. L. BPONBLEF.,
Real Estate Agent.
and thousand of other good desirable, goods , that I
alirAbe mentioned here...: . , ,
..•
sept 27 (Kt, , ,
N OTIONSI . NOTIONS!!
TRIMMINGS, •
--._ .. BUTTONS,
, . LACES, - .
EDGINGS • ,
. •. • .1108IhRY
•
GLOVIS t
- .
.• lI.O.DIIERORIEES:
.
/100 P SHIRTS,
....
, .
- • • ,
•
Above wo give 'you but a Mall 'etintheration of tho
immense amount of seasonable and-attreetire stock
of goods that you will Elio on.hand. Do not 'fall to,
give nests early catlike we are offering , groat hided°.
pants in all kinds of goods. Great bargains 411 -the
time, We do notilmit the time for bargains to sixty
or nihoty days, but state that at all times We sell
goods cheaper thaq tho cheap*. ,
--L II &MIL", Eit
Sign of the Car Pot }Ulf
~..
.......,....:!.....v.,t.6.,:,6,.
MAST MAIN STRUBT,
AY- - GOODS. • -
SPRING. 1868.
1111
Patsylvatta.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. M. Ccinazi. W. SOCITT.9OYLE.
00 CO.
0 EV-E E R_S N
HoslOfy:Oloyes, Farioy'aoo'do Atrid fitgronory: All
orders Willrecolve prombt :Ittentlon. 4 • •
• . No. 11; eolith' llotioverSt.,
03:nerkto for;tlio "Ohliininrobutg Woollen Milli.
°moo 08.13 , „ '
SP,RING
Ilayo commenced- •t the-etore of tbo-.underelsiOn
NORTH HANO'VEIt STREET,.-.
.IsT 6'81:
. .
. ,
vial' kinds of wares suited -to tho wants of llomia•
keopors, Hotels, and all contomplathigithe- furnish.'
log Of their biases: .
Having Just ieturned from tlivelkles they aro pra•
parod to supply all with .
T 0 ES
of osin-y kind pull as rr
COOK, Pilt.Loll AND
OFFICIE
o v
conalstlrni In part of tho . •
- Barley heal, -
Noble Cook,
Oriental,
iar/or and
oleo,' the noted
NATIOIIAL RANGE,.
•
aThpy are prepared to furnish those contemplating
housekeeping, with all things necessary top WELL
REGULATED 110118 E, such as
TINW A
of 01l de!, crlp tfons,"% ,,,
0017*
SAD IRONS,
SPOONS,
LADLE!, dte.
Roofing Spouting - and Jobbing,
and evorythlng in tho ]lee of the tinnor tions . at the
Shortest Notice art on the Mott Reasonable Tame
allornroo .InfiIReLY.TRD:- Giro th em.a - cal lAN -they--
are a n xious to exhibit, fooling aaliVed that the, - can
cony nee all that No. OS, la tho place to ptirehaee
C EA P. GOODS,
and BEAUTIFUL WARE of all kiatis,Tound Ira first,
el
.ms establishment. _ _ _
RIN.NSICITII & RUPP,
No. 69, Hanover St.
I.lao 1610 a, Pa
WM
SHEPPARD,
VAN HARLTNGEN &
No. 1008 Chestnut Street,' Pltila4elph_ici
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN,
•
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
)
.• AND ,
CURTAIN R'S'TABLISHM
The speciallLtk.nk3ri,pf . buyers Is reepectfullniiii -
sited to our new end oirtneDre assortmont of Choice
SPRING GOODS.
Printed Llnons, Piques, and Porcaid.
• Whito - Plques of new patterns, in cords and Agues,
lllrds.eyo Linen, Linen Cambrlcs, and Linen Lawns.
Linen Cariabric llarldßarchlets, German, Irish, and
Preach in llemstltrhed, Corded Border, and Embrold.
arod.
Linen and Whlto Goode at very reaucedyrices.
Embroidered and Plain French Shirt Bosoms of WM
pattern
Just Received, par Steamer City of BOstott,
Another Invoice of elegant and euporb quality
DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
In all alters, with Napkins to match. '
heavy Linen Sheeting., 2%, 2X, and full 6.yardi
tir Ido„ and , a e uprior real Barneloy Linen, for 11111011
beds, at V% cents, being less thanActualgold price".
Also, A,great bargain in Barnsley Linen Flcor Obeths
2%, 3,3%, and 6 yards long. •
ALSO,
Des t Deasy Pillow Case Linens, In all widths.
Double Damask, and sal .Darnley Table Miens,
Trono, Double Damask mul iluckaback Fringid
Towels.
Mesh' TON Olpths, Napkins ; and Towels a speelall
ALSO,
Fine 3fareelllee Quilts, very elegant.
Rich Cretone and Furniture Obintoos.
Riankote, Manuals, and Furniture Minnie
Alen, of latest arrivals -
Lace and-Nottingham Curtains, of now pattern•
Rich heavy Curtain and Pm niehre materials.
Window Ilellands and plain and bordered shades, •
new styles.
Embroidered Cloth Piano, Tabl• and Melodeon •h
ere. .
Elegant Plaid and Wiped Table Carerlags
27mar.08 2m. .
A. L. SPONSLER'S COLUMN.
A L. k'CTNSLER, ,
Roil Estate Agent, Scrivener, conveyances Insur
ance and (Salm Agent. Office. Main Street Near
Centre Sluaro.
WANTED -:-41,000 for one year on
Real Estate security.
FO -It RENT.
• . .
deslradie suburban Residence on • •
West Louther etreet, Carlisle, con• •,..-i,"
Of i
taming two acres of ground, having ;:,. •
thereon erected a two-story • - .• 1,.'
FRAME HOUSE, -,...•7i- . " .- '
Stable, and other outbuildings, In good condition
with abundance of fruit.. -• _ . -
Itenks2oo, to.bo wail secured, payable quarterly.
Apply to r • . A. L. SCONSLER.
Union s Pacific, Ran Road Company,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Int Omit Payable nenil.AnnnaUr In Gold,
Subecrlptions received .by A. L. SPONSLN.Ri. the
Com'pay's financlal agent at Carlisle. •
Thesebonde having boon recently sold for Ninety
cents oiktAhe dollar, wore on the Slat ofJanaary, ad.
minced kto 95, and on the sth of February were again
advanced from 05 to AN (par,) at which latter figure
they are norilikild and regarded as the boat Invest.
Mont In the country. • .
ATALTJABLE SLATE FARM' ,
. AT PRIVATES .•
Situate on the North skid, and partly , bounded 'by,
the gognodoguloot creek, about 4 • miles West
Oavliolo, adjoining, and lately part' of , tlib property.
known as "ZlOVllitli SALES" containing about
260 AURRB,26 of.'whtell :are evAllont ineadow, or
creek bottom land, and' about Up' 4ontle of:whis,
ato-.oeeren ' , dab gobd tinibbi. 'The inifirdietnenti
aro largo Weatherboarded Duelling Iloneepoontafn.'
leg eight ratifthfind hirofteir:N . A laitifliank .
Wagen Shed,Oorn Orib t .hog .Non, Carriage °Honor,
Wash Honk° and other convenient ont-bulidings.
An excellent well of water,:tnear the door, a, Mae
young apple orchsrd,'..beeldis other 'Ann,' such as
Pears, Peaches,.Oherrlesi Grapes &e. ' This .to one of
the moot productiSetlorms In the. township,. and the
locetnet t)te meet.deineble - espeetelly.lot • the raising
of stock. 'The'tbdoes are In bood.Ordet,:there being
between 000 and 700 pannels or, bard, anCpoet and'
ratio. The lintlhati -Veen , ' recently; limed' over,
part oils. niecondiinie: Ltd torme .. ta. the highest
state of oultleation. ,Anddimposed of upon
reasonable terms.., _ , ' - '
For Soriano:4l'oHr let:ttenteni 4ittinfre _of . .
• ' • ' 'A.D. ONOLER,
Real /Witte Agent.
eopta? V.
Heaters,
ARRISON