NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN CORNMAN; Attorney at taw;
oaka Ib building attathod to . Franklin . House
opponi'e tho Court noun°.
Thrany 081 y.
IIOSH . & BAYLEIt have a prime
Yarra Clgar for five cents, Try them,
Irnay-68.
•
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-,...;
• . Blast NATIONALDANK,
Carllale, fay 1 . 2,1858. •
. The Board of . lOrectorn of Shia Bank have this day
declared a dividend of eight. ( 8) . per cone. clear of
taws. Biz (8) per cent payble to shareholders on
demand, and two (?)' par-cont. carried to surplus
fund. -
01IAB.11.11BPB1111N, (Whirr.
15may-It. .
3. T. DELA'CROIX,
IMPORTER - AND DEALER IN
C A`R P N G S,
SIVTINGB, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, EDO
Wholesale and /Wail,
No. 37 South Second St., above. Chestnut
p Q I LAD' EL F II IA
N. 8.-Purchasers Rill do wall to call
Bmay-2al.
2,506,000 Customers in—Four—Yoars.
PATRONIZE THE BEST
•
Having the largest capital, most experienced boy() ~
and exteusive trade of any concern In the Dollar
Bala butdoms, we
- GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
In ewer; Instance, a;nl also the best selection
Goods over offered at
ONE DOLLAR EACH. - •
A'osoe o ther c on cern
Ourmotto.
h " W." !' o l" " rolii " pl a reve n r d T
1p dt
re.o .
Halo and female agents wanted In city and count y.
THE LADIES
Are particularly requested to try our popular club
system of rolling all kinds of DRY AND c ub
system
DRESS PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, CAS
TORS, SILVER PLATED GOODS, WATCHES,
(Eatablished 1864.) A pntoot pen fountain and
cbeck describing an article to be sold - for a dollar,
10etr; 20 Mr $2; 40 for 4s; 60 for $6; 100, for $10; 'sent
by moil. Free presents to getter up, (worth 60 per
cent - more than those sent by any other concern) accord
ing to size of-club.,Send us a trial - club, or if not
do not foil to solid kW a circular. _
N. B.—Our tale shbuld ---- unt be dossed with New
York dollar jewelry sales or, bogus "Tea Companies,"
as it is nothing of the Mrt
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 Hanover Stroot, Boston, Mass.
•
OLIN DO .li. N • E .
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64:
- 111E,RCHANT TAILOR
Pa:O., - just returned from pa 'Eastern Miles -with
the !largest and most -
„..
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, &c.,
rccr brqught to Carlisle.
His el6ths comprise
ENOLISII„.
FRENCH, and
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
of the finest texture and of all polies.
Mr,,,Dorner being himself a practical cutter of long
experlence Is prepared to warrant perfect MS, and
prompt filhng of orders.
Piece floods bydhe yard, or cut to order. Don't
forget the piece.
15may
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TACOB MYERS, TEE - ASITREit OF
ty the Bounty Tax of Diekinaott Tosvuship, in ac
count with said township, April 25t1-, 1868.
DIC,
April 27, 1867. To Ealame then. due by him to
$ . 281) 63
April - 25, 1078. To amount of Duplicate
for 1867,
1868.
April . 2.s. By amount of exonor- - ,
Mhos allowed on dn.,
plicate. ~ ~ 5137.02
"Commissions paid S. M.
Kenyon, Collector.
. "amount paid for adver
tising hat year's account. 48 00
"mount paid Township
bond, In lull and interest. 2710 78
"commission allowed to
Treasurer. 14 06
"amount paid auditors
_,..,(50d clerk.
MEI
Balance duo Township $29 00
We hereby certify that we have examined the oc•
counts and vouchers of 'Jacob Myers, Treasurer •of
tho 13ounty.fund, and find the balance In his hands,
due this township, to be twenty dollars and six cent's,
as above stated.
In tealmony whereof, we have Set our Lauds, - this
20th day of April, A. D. 1808.
RICHARD WOODS,
WM. A. COFFEY;
WM. GALBRAITH,
Auditors.
►ttoah J. 51. Gardoei, Twp. Clrrk
15vany-3t.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL-
CHA:'NGE OF HOURS!
On and after ..11anday, Mary , 11th, IRIS, Passenger
Trains will run dolly as fallen's, (Sundays excepted) t
WE'STWAnD
AdOIDIODATIONiTRAINhAVOR - Ilarrleburg 8,05 A. DI,
Mechanicsburg 8,38, Carlisle 0,15, Nmrvilld 90 - 0314 - -
pousburg 10,24, Chambersburg 10,45, Greencastle 11,23,
arriving nt Hagerstown 11,60 A. 51.
MAIL TRAIN loaves Harrisburg . 1,40 P. M., Mechan•
Iceberg 2.13, Carlfslu 2,45, iletivllle 3,20, nipper.-
burg 2,60, • Chumbersburg 4,30, Greencastle- 6,05-
arriving at Hagerstown 5,35 P. M.
- ~
Mechanicsburg 4,17, Carlisle 5,17, Nowville . 5,60,
Bhippensburg 6,17, arriving , et Chambersburg at
0,45 P. M.
A Mix., TRAIN leaves Chninbersburg 8,05 A. M.,
Greencastle 9,26, arriving at Hagerstown 10,10 A. M.
A R -D:
AcconnouvioN TRAIN leaves Charnhorsburg 4,46
A. 51., Shipponsburg 5,14, Nowvilto 6,45, Carlisle 0,18,
Mechanicsburg 6,47, arriving at Harrisburg.7,ls A. DI.
Melt TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 8,00 A. U., Orem
castle 8,35, Chambersburg 0,15, Shipponsburg 0,45
Nowak, 10,19, Carlisle .10,53, Mechanicsburg 11,26;
arriving at Harrisburg 11,65 A. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN !MVOS 1140EA9IVII- 12,05--P.---3.1.,-
Oreenorstlo 12,33, Chaniliorsburg 1,10, Shippensburg
1,43, Newillio 2,15, Carlisle 2,68, Mechanicsburg 3,20,
arriving at Harrisburg 3,66 P. 31.
A 51110 ED TRAIN bravos Hagerstown 3,15, P. 31.
Greenotstio 4,22,, arriving at Chambarsburg 5,15
P.M.
.pa-Making closo connections at Harrisburg with
trains to and from Pbiladslphia, Now York, Bald.
nioro, Washington, Pittsburg and all poin is West.
BUPCRINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 0. N. LULL.
Cbambersburg, Pa., May 8, 1868. f
lemay-08. , • '
AN AGENT is wanted 'for Cutuber
lanci county by tho Continental Life hum - -
sumo Company of Now York City. • ' '
Tho Many now and popular featurde of the Com
pany. the liberal Method of Its business ' tho wealth
and etanding'of the Officers and Directors, and the
unparaliod success the Company boo achieved, ran.
dors.it desirable to be connected with the Institution. ,
Address or Apply ' WINTER& JEWELL, •
- Managers & Attorneys for tho State of Penna.
' y 42kThestnut Street, Philadelphia.
15may-lt. •
wm. Q. Pt F. FE R.
FAMILY (}ROGER
At the old nnd ,voli•establiehed stand, next door
to Faber's llotel,Andlinst_opepteCtlie.largeat,an
dfraithesttitoekOt ). •
andemicxEs,
FRIIITS OF ALL RINDS,
QUEENOWAINI,
WOODEN ikud NyILLOW-WADE.
Frei& DOTTER AND EGOS, kopt condantly
hand.
• HAMS AND DRIED BEEF: •
Choice Potatoes by the .busheb• or pock. • - .
Don't•forgot tho place, next door to Faber's Hotel
16may-at. • , Ia,:PEFFEIt:.
herelii given that we
bawrravolred-the-ageney- T hitberto-held-br-Mn'
. n. W. Shreiner, for the sale of the right-to-marruTair
tura our patent Manure Drag and Holster, and, that
we Will not recognize any sales made, by him after
this date.
. • SHIRK A silo*.
.
, - Lancaster, May, 11; 1868. • •
16maytlt
ULLING - MILLI
The 4ubscribor having purchased the Woolen
notary well known we "White's Factory,", situated
at Storrett's atop, desires to inform his old customers
• and friends generally, that , huh Prepared tb ambit.
/ facture .
•.
OLOTHS,, BLA JOTS. &0.,,,
•
and that be , •• .
• CARD WOOL, .STILL: CLOTHS ,
•
and attend Luigi business la hail lino with prompt•
nem and in a workmanlike 1 4411[1.1.:
For the - convenience 01 those aastonaara reilding
in Carlisle arid vloinityi moull win be reColved. at
Faller's Stem, ip . carnally. andoat Willhan
hong'il tusd. •
• .7 .- 1 . .1 JAMES 6. SYKES.
, ; ,'.3, •
. 'A. ;
.1868,:s-u._* - 1,4 ' 1 A R -1868.
znegnificent stock of new• Gnooda: now an'. ex ,
hibltion et •
'Greenfield, at No. 4 East Main St.;
• Slaving determined-to keep a •much larger stock'
of Dress Goods than heretofore, I am -now pre
pared to exhibit •one of Ithe most beautiful stook ,
of goods, consisting of all tho latest novelties of the
season for ladles milts, and also, nil the thin fabr Ica
for summer wear • • '
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS `ON HAND
Every thing In our Dress - Good depaitxTfotiViillf:be
found of the] latset .importation el our purchases
last week, we know we have some bargains that Can.
- not be found elsewhere.
•
GRBNODEANS,
SEASIDE LUSTERS,
The now and desirable shades of PNARL and RIB
HARE ALPACAS only 60 cents:
The BEST ofeortment of
n town from $1,76 to 4,60 per yd
Lawns,
- Cambrics,
Delain Oil,
BLACK GOODS,
Vestings,
BOMBAZINNII,
OASIIIIERES, Sc
A great bargain ha all WOOL DELAiNEB, BLACK
BLUII, DRAB and BISMARIC.
A good aseortmout of
"WHI.TE CASHMERES,
Glol os,
Orapo
CoHarm,
EMI
Funeral orders promptly and satlsfaotiorly filled
A troll miler ted atonic of •'
$2093 03
DOMESTIC GOODS
IHM
bought very cheap, -will be sold at popular price,.
Bleacbed and Unbleached Muslim
from the lowest grade to the Mama New York Mlle
Includlug all the best make',
$2972 9"
COTTONADES,
HICKORY STUBS,
TIC KIN GS,
GINGHAMS, PRINTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
Pique,
Naluso oh a,
Carabrien, plad and plain Bwisses,
Tar'Mona, Brilliants
in groat 'varieties, ell alzes of the boat linglish Gob&
at reducod rates.
BARGAINS IN SHADES
BARGAINS IN SACKING CLOTHS.
A largo assortirtent of Shades
CLOTHS `and.CASSIMERES
At the lowest market vitae, fa fact many of them
cheaper than before , the war.
FRENCH CORSETS CHEAP
The beat calling Kid Glove in town selling at ♦1.38.
A new lot of HOOP SKIRTS, dfroelrfrom tho memo
foe tenor at a bargain.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
OIL CLOTHS;
UMBRELLAS, PAIiASOLS,
BILK yht.IOPLI4I3.
All I aak la an examination of my stook. Bdyari
will he astonished at the difference of prices between
thh androtbor eiltabllehmenh chiming to sell' obeapei
•
•
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01:4EgNITELIY.
- •:•
. ••,
AST NEAIN'STABET r•
--.• .
•
4 •
PAY :9.09P...q.:-.c,:.
IMil
ORANIT POPLINS,
CAHNEA POPLINi,
SOMMER POPLINS,
BLACK. OILKS
A full lino of
FANCY SI.TiKS,
Percale, •
. Map aca Easters,
• Chilies, - &0., &c
ALPAOAS,
TAMIS OLOTII.
and Crapes,
Scarfing,
Silks always on hand
CHECKS,
A at priex that defy competition,
Striped Mnellne,
STAIR 011, OLOaIIS,
TABLE AIL CLOTHS,
DIM
ENDO
NEW A15VERT,,i,411,,FT.;
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13 . ENIZAP9 -
-.
, - i ,- -
ini:wok
JOHN.. BA . Tt i=
. • • •
MARY M. Bp',lsT,TZ.'
NEW . G 00D'S
Raving riltehaidd thalatipiatoek . of Odds from A.!
W. Bunts, we have associated together, for the pur.!
pose of condneting the Dry Goods , Dusiciess,.. louder!
the above designation. To' this largo and -simly
asserted egdck = two have added JargelY of new' and
. .
G. ANT -GOO S.,
wo'bnd ointalvas In o'conditlori to 'aucciestully. corn•
pate with , any house in the' Undo between •Phlla ,
&goblet and Pittsburg:, Our Immense stook alumnae
OLiY±HA, CASSIM.ERES, VF.STII GS
in groat variety and ,Or cbolce designs, suitable 'far
spring, summer and winter wear, and all art'cles
necessary to complete a Gentlemen's Wardrobe. For
this department we have engaged the• services of an
A -N,o 1 I'4I'LOR,
*not+ garroentworo warranted to at.
IpldCdnlain fancy,,ond bltok,
.
DH,
liKINES all wool, desirable colors,
POPLIN ALPACAS, all abodes,
•MOHAIR LIIST,IeFIS and POPLINS,
FREINCII - PIIttOAGICS; 'nlccigoode,
. . .. _... . .SILKS, heavy black; add plain solid colors,
ALPACHAS, Poplin do, black, and fancy, ' . '..
. . ,
Parasols Umbrellas, all cetera, .- .
. . .
. .
and a ' l the most fashionable Dress Stuffs in the mar.
fret, Kid, Silk Lisle Thread,' Buok Cotton Gloves, And
everything desirable In the Glove line. ;
- Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Inserting!, in great
abundance, ,Laces, Handkerchiefs, from the loweat
.price up to finest noodle worked embroidery. -.
Ribbons, all shades from ?/,' yd. wide, down to the'
very narrow:.
Trimmings a very large assortment comprising e - .ery
good thing In uso.
Buttons,', .
Fans, - ._ .._ • , •
Mullins,; .
.
Calicoes, _ •
Ginghams,
- '- . Flannels,- • ' • •
• ' • , Ticithigi ,---,,, .'
. Checks,
Liiiens, all in great variety.
Cambric, Naineenk, daeehet, • and' Sallee •Alu aline
, Table Linens, and linen and Oloth Table Covers. •
GRAIN BAGS, BALIdORAI; SKIRTS, PRENCU.
- CORSETS, • - .
CARPETS.! -CA"Rr'ETS.II
. .
From 35 'ots., peeyard uti to the - hoot Imperial time
ply, galling lower than the. market rates. Carpet
Chain Binding. Floor and Table Oil Clotho, Mottling,
Rugs, Window Blinds_ &c.
We have the stock to accommodate tho entire com
munity an&all to be Bold lower than can. bo bought
anywhore in this soctlon of the country. Call and
EGO ' BENTZ &'92,n;
lmay GB-tf. ;
. .
DIVIDEND.
°MILIEUS DEPosiXBANs,-May-6,4868-L-
Theßoard of Directors have declared a dividebd - of
four per cont., for the last elx mouths, clear of taxes,
payable onj,emand . .. , By order of the Board.
• J. P. 11ASSI,BIt,
\Ctultier.
. .
Bmay 68
DINHRIVATE SALE.—Tho Subserilpet,
residing In West Peunsborough township, nt
Mount Rock, offers at private sale the following do•
scribed real estate: A lot of ground containing a little
more than ono acre, having thereon erectod a two sto
ry WI HOUSE WIIATHERBOARDED, A LOG 8110 E.
MAKER SUOP a story and n halfhigh, a Good Stable;
Wagon Shod, Corn'Orib and hog Pen. A good w‘,ll of
water is .alsoßin tho premises. Turps reneonable.
inquire of
Smay 68-Sl6
EN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court (4 - the - United .Statos' for .the Eas
tern District of Pennsylvania. -
In the matter of Michael N. Bushey, Bankrupt
EasNrn District of Ponnayivania S. S.
- A - warrant in Bankruptcy-hos boon issued by said
Court against the estate of Michael N. Bushey, of tho
County of Cumberland, and State-of--Pennsylvania,
in said district, who has been duly adjudged a bank
rupt upon.petition of his creditors, and the phymont
of-any debts and the- doliVery of any property be
longing to said bankrupt to him-or to hie uso, and
the transfer of any property by. him are forbldd:n by
law. A meeting of tho creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or mere Assignees
of his estate will be hold at a Court of bankruptcy
to be holden at - Carliele, in said district on the 27th
day of May, A. D.lBOB, at, 10 o'clock,- A. N. at the
office of Chao. A. Barnett, (in the Court Homo at
Carlisle,) one of the ,Iteglstor e in:bankruptcy of said
district. -
Marshall for Bald District,
per 8.11. Galbraith, Deputy
Deputy U. S. Marshall's Office, Bloomfield, Pa.
Smay.2.t.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY HORSE
lIJJ INSURANCE AND DETECTIVE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $50,000
The above Company bag been organized for the
Insuring of all kinds of livo stock, against loss by
death, theft or accident.
The etas of Insurance are as low and as favorable
as any Company of tho kind In the United States,
while an abundant capital, and a careful manage•
moot of Its affairs, make It most desirable to theme
wishing to Insure.
W. F. SADLPH,
Secretary.
Applicatlona icr Insurance can bo mndo
H. 11. PEFFER, Agent at
ClarPolo P,a
Or to J.E. JOHNSON, Actuary, Slalppensburg Pa
Bmay Mbly.
OARDIN . G.
Tho subscriber having rented and taken posses-
Mon of the large and commodious dwelling house,
known as Inhofre building, situated on the south
west corner of Hellcat Square and Hanovel Street,
_proposes to accommodata_a_ limited number of per
m anent boarders, and alltransiont -custom-that may
apply. Having Just retired from the proprietorship
of the Common House, be Is well prepared to fur
nish the very best accommodations to be found in
the town. Persons desiring good ooarding at rea
sonable rates, will do well to roll and give him a
trial.,
J. T. RIPPHY,. -
Smay4t, • .
Hosiery,
NOTlCE.—Sitra4t , ' propcisals will be
received at this rake until 10 o'clock A. IL on
aturday, May 28,1868, for farnishing the troops at
Cdrilsie Barracks, Pa., with g 0051 .-
'FRESH REEF,
for six (6) - months from and iitt - n• tturtirda - y - or
'lB6B, or snob less timo as the Oommissarr. l3eneral,of
.subsistenco 17;,6.,Armyinay - direct. , •-
Proposals must Ua In duplicate And endorsed Pro
posals for Fresh Beef, and must contain the names of
two responsible pal sonswtho will sign-tlio bond—arid
become for tke faithful performance of the
contract.
Parsons who bid are requested to be prosent,at the
opening of the proposals. The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all- bids which' they may
consider unreasonable or for any other sufficient
let Lie t. 2d 11. S. Cavalry, A. C. B.
Of A. O. 8. Carlisle Bit's., Pa., April 27th 1868.
M: E. 5D,44./EY.
MILLINER & DRESSMAKER,
N 0.19 South Pitt-Street, DarlieTecPa.
N. D. Agant. , for Stato:n A eleind Dyeing r.sinblish
moat. 4' •
2.lapril AB.
. .
•
pi STATE 'NOTIOE. -
, • 1
J Lettere of AdministraGche on the estate of
eter Garber, late,of Penn township, deed., have been
graited by'the Ittinater ,oil this county, to -the. sub
scriber residing lh Chatebersburg, Penna . : All. per.
'eons having datum will present them apd those..ln•
debted make Payment to • " • , .4`
17Apr11.0t
FpR-SALE'&R--REN'
• •
The largo three story houao on the earneillif 'High
and Bedford Ste known as the Thorn property. r
TEN It.snotnadl houses on. Liberty strew', Le.,W - t i c,
White People.. .nifritre‘of
E. SHAPLEY, ~
eor.'Noith and Pltt St. •
21feb•6B 3m
ADMINISTR.A.TOR'S,
Letters' of ~'Admlnistratlon having this day
cm granted on the estate of the ..11ev, Harman
Johnson, D. D. late of the Dote Ugh. of Carlisle:, to the
subscriber residing" -the tame place. Notice Is
. hereby gir ensto all persons I,mlob4d.tp said. es
tate ,to make Immediate payment and those havitig
elaines to present them to
17spr11-6t.
AanyDMIPTISTAWRPR'S t _NOTXOE.,*
• .rottOto • Of !AehnloldtiitiOn ' oh` the' instotW 'o'
aarvor,,doo'd „late Sliver Spring towuthlp,
this couuty, havlug M ,igtl6 &iv beep humid tb tho,tiub.
MCI ibor . residing . hi! 'flimflam' , towthihhi," notice' IS
hdroPy glion to All persons Ingobte4 to MlCeilato to
make relituout, and tO . all portions bsiing "olalnis :will'
present thorn to. , '
. .. .
' BAI!411111 tChEltq '.
2 pdl-01*..
ADMINISTRATOR i EI ,NQTIC)4 , 7 .n
- Letters! of Adminledndlnn'Ani.Wo imitate' of
eft Moore, lath of.tbhBotonoll; a Carlisle, Las
,been ilesued tiy. tlnielltegieter'An'Auniborlao Ac t
'the hubionber.' All Venom' thvlntg
Out hnd those Indhhted will' nahlchr Ars ymontito
•i; TIIOMAB std. NOOIII9 dmlnitor;.
• 0 tomplinErte
aczm
. • ANTED—Twelveq pr afiftkeir446*- ,
'W ; uteri
MW. IGood wages and constant employment: Appli .
to
' emeygit.
'l. :. , :i , ~,,
BEM
AD VERTISEMEIV TS.
U 1411:0 tfl:t) A IV I C
RAILROAD , COAiPAXY
RE=ME
MEMIZEI
OFFER A,~.IStITSD AtfOllN'F 01
The OrOat Pacific Railroad Lille, extending 172 i
miles from Omaha, °alba fili=softif Riper, to the tide
inters of the Pacific Ocean, In being built by two
Opowerful Companies—Tux Thum Pablric, beginninglat
maha, building Neat, and the Central Pacific to
Califoroda, , bcglnning at Sacramento, building East
until the two roads shall meet: • -
Both Companies have prosecuted the work with
great vigor, the Union - Pacific having already export d ,
ed over • ' •
and the Central over Twe(lions, upon their re
spective .parts of .the undertakhic. THE UNION
PACIFIC lIAVE COMPLETSPSOO.SIILES—have Iron
and other materials for two hundred miles more upon
the gromid; and one hunched - additional , miles are
• ready fe- the -tmeir.. They will' have a moth larger
Airco employed this year than ever before, and . _ It is
expected that between • ,
- . 800_ and 900' MILES
will be in operation - durlngTlB69: -- There seems to be
no reasonable doubt that the distance betweon Omaha
and Sacramento will bo traversed by rail in 1870.
. Tllll GOVERNMENT GRANTS 12,600 acres of land,
and Its Bonds, to the average amount of $28,000 per
mile, to old In the construction of the line, and
an
-thorisesthe- lassie of the First Mortgage Bonds now
offered foreale, to the same amount and no. more.
The Government takerfa second lien, and gives to the
First Mortgage Bonholders a prior lien for their se
curity, to which a largo paid-up capital Is added.
The Bonds cannot ho limed except as each section of
twenty miles Is accepted by Government commissions,
so thtit they always represent a real property.
It is universally admitted that on .the completion
of the - Unfelt Pacific Railroad, its 'through business
.will make it one of the most profitable in the world--
but Unpin/ or local business is already several times
the interest on its bend% so that. not another mile
were built. they would, be a secure investment.
• THE NBT . EARNINGS for 'tiled" months of last
year °aim averice of MG-miles are officially reported
at $1,069,180, while thetnterest On'all the Bonds It
could lesuo on thatlength- of road for that time, re
duced to currency, was only $345,550.'
• The amount paid by the.Gorernment for the trans
' portation of troops, munitions, stores and malls has
been, and doubtless will continue to be,. much mere
than the interest on the United Statei Second Mort
gage. Bonds. It is not, the charter provides that
after the road Is completed, and until mid bonds an d -
Interest are paid, at least five per cent. of the not
earnings of the road shall ba applied to such paymont.
Thoilnion Pacific Bonds are for $l,OOO each, and have
couponi attached. They•hava thirty years to run,
and boar annual Interest, payable on the first days of
January and July at' the Company's Waco in the
City of Now York, at the rate of six per cent. in gold.
The Principal is payable in gold•at maturity. At the
present rate of gold, them boo ds pay an annual in
come on their cost of
-z NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
ANDIT IS BELIEVED THAA I T , HEY
' WILL SOON BE AT A PERM' N.
Tl;66oinpany have but a very , limited tukily or their
Londe remaining on baud, but, any subscriptions no.
cepted to a greater amount than ran he filled from
Bonds now in the-Compauy's pdssessiOn, will be sup
plied_ from the Nevi Benda to be Issued 011 that portion
of the road completed in the Spring, In the order in
which they are received.
The Cm . patiy reserve the right - to advan, the price
of thelflionds to a rate above par at any Limo, and
will not fill any orders or receive any subscriptions
on wnieh th c riumay has tint been actually paid at the
Company's Mee befi.cethe time of such advarco.
Parties su ,criblng r ill omit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued intereA is currency at the.
rate of six. per cent. per annum, from the data on
which the last coupun.was paid. Subscriptions will
bo rot:el - Fed in Carlisle by
• A. L. SPONSLER,
am! in Now York - •
HENRY BROWN,
Blount Rack, P. 0.
-Atthp Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau Street,
John J. Cisco & Bon, [tinkers No. 59 -Wal I-St.,
And by tho Company's advertised agents throughout
Remittances should be made in drolfts or oilier, funds
par in Nem York, and the Bonds mill be scot free of
charge by return express. Parties subscribing through
focal agents, will look to them for their safe delivery. .„
A PAMPHLET AND 3IAP FOR ISGB has just been
published by the Company, giving feller inhumation
than is possible lwan advertisement, respecting the
Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country
traversed by the Road, the 'Means for Construction,
and the Value of the Bonds, which will be sent free'
on application at the Cornpany's.oince or to any or
the advertised a,..ente.
JOIIN J. CISCO, Trer.surer,.Siii - York
lmay-3m.
=3l!
rl l ll - E - FARME - R I S - B - A7N - K,' OF CAR-
A_ LISLE PENNSYLVANIA,
Recently orgitnized, has boon opened, for transaction of
: of it.
Igveonti'rea general
u rn s di n e IL b Act or { ' V e e r ar ou' turner
High street and the Centro Square.
,The Directors hops by liberal and careful manage
mont to make this a popular institution, and' a safe
despository for all who may favor the bank with their
accounts.
,DePosirts rezeived and paid back owdemand, inter
eat allowed-on speciabdeposlts, Gold, Silver, Treasury
Notes nottGoverpment hoods, bought and sold.
Collections made on all accessible points In the
country. Discouut day, Tuesday. Banking hours
from it o'clock A. N. to 3 o'clock P. It.
J. C. HOFFER, (Whirr.
W. B. MULLING
President
WILLIAM MCLELLAN,
Tice President.
R. Given, President,
Thomas Patton,
John W. Craighead,
27mar-08 tf.
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
Gray-headed 1 - .o.ple_bave-their
locks-restored.l.ifit to the dark;,lustrous,
silken 'tresses of youth,_and jam NIPPY!
Young People, with Ugh'', faded or red ll air,
have these unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
• -People
.wliOse heads are covered with
Dandruff and //rumors,. use . it, and Lave
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps!
Bald-Lierided Veterans have
their remaining, locks tightened, and the
bare spots" covered with a luxuriant growth
of flair, and dance for joy!
• Young Gentlemen use' it because it is
richly
,perfumed ! '
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
.theit..llait.ip place .
Everybody must and will use it, becausix
it is the cleastst and lcst article Am the
market!
GRICULTLMAI. SOCiE I iT.., The
4
• Cumberland bounty Agricultural — frOidoty I‘lll
ho Ito , -
BAMIJEL'OARBERi.
_ Atriloistrator
On' !Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
• ' ..0 - atabor;44th; - 15th and ,16tb, 1858.
The 1161 of prOmiume Is the largest and, most cora
palmists° ever offered by any. County A ssociat lon
In the State, - and the ensuing exhibition in COLlii
dently expected to prove the largest and most sun.
cossful ever held.
lmay-fft.
WILLIAMS
LIEATIN - 0 AND VENTILAVING NVAIIEITObSE,
. . ,
" Has an outirely: now heater. 'lt is' constructed
ARA& ett)ppe commoggitsolt to faior,,being a
'combination 0.11 - Wouglif, and east7iFon-7-IrlO-very
pimple in its:construction, and is perfectly air tight:
-teaflotinind o bovine no Pipes or drums to bb taken'
;out nd,,eleaned. It, is; so or nged with !upright
t
iiities,aarto produce a' larger emo id of heat from t ho
saran weight of coal than any niece now In uee.
Thd hygrodlotio cori , ition of Gm air. as produced by
myqww,arblogotnetit of evaporation will at once de
monetrattithatdt,le the bnly , „ -.. .•, .
~.: 2 ', litar AUL NURUCE • • '.
'
~
rthiti Will'produeo a perfectly healthy atmosphere. I
ate now infialmg Uvo Ores of reurre&Lts, and four
IdirFasonliz:',, • , ~ • .
... :
I 'l> ..1 * 'ItAIIGEB,•
"Spacial attention is Call .to .my IiESP,OGOP 'N
...1 1.
EAGt t : COOKING RANGES, as I feel , as red t re.
litho hifip in tfo', that • can - convert. With ' thorn, as
'rem their luralilllty, economy and omcloncy,with
.h.largoluistortriients•bf Low Down- Grates, • Piro P co
-Stoves, ithgleters and Ventilators., Bond for Hos
Afated el rculara.
..4;:imay 08. am. .
W. F. BADLEIt.
. Administrator
-- IlatWeori , llliapltea Hall and the Frnnkliu itonon.
RZO
THE
EAST , MORTGAGE: BONDS
AT PAR;,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PkY,ABLE IN GOLD
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
Oho United States
Wm. IL Miller,
David Ileikes,
A.J. Dorman,
Abraham Witmer,
6 1
14 .4 %
~,Avoltruffiql—ock
1414 *tmlifetkilizg-s,*
ei h_. 6. 4 L
19 R ANA o
(9606:00,
Ril\TG-"S
S - THE - FAIRACtE - OFTHE - AG
Fo — r Sale by Druggists generally.
Ifob6B-ly
ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
No . . 1182 & 1131 Market Strout,
810212:13EM
•
." - -IsToP•-••.DEAT O ERS -.in. - - -.4Gkions,!,
Li Wares and kf erchandlse, also Drawers. Militant:
Lumbermen, Eating Misses, &c., withiS the County:
of Cumberland, as appraised and assessed by P. A.
Plank, Mercantile Appraiser, In accordance with that
sneaked actelnf Assembly, as follows, to wit:
'I3AIitIBLE
. .
• - r . Class. License.:
W. C. SanyerA Co.', dzy goods, 'l' 9 - $25 00:
C. Ogliby, - ' " • do 1.1. 15 00
Leirlich & 51111er, .'. do % • ' 9 25 00
L. T. Greenfield,. ' - •40 ~ - 11 15 00
W.'A. Milcen - - ~ -d o - , 13 10 00
T. A. Harper, : - " do . A 11 16 00
Robert Allison, - . groceries, ' 14. 700
.1; Martin, ,
..,: do . :14 700
Wasbmood & Bio„ •a. - do _.• • 14 700
W. Blair &. ik.n, ...• do . . . 9 25 00
Karim' & 3las4theimor, do . .. 14 700
J os eph Zeigler, do ,14 .7 00
John. Faller, :do ' • ~ t 14 ., -7 00
John Humor, ' 'do ' • 14 700
-
H. Pobloy, , : ••• do ' , • • 13 ~1 9 00
J. H. Week, : ••
' - -do -.- '''' .—., 'l4 , 7 - 00
W. J. Cameron, . ' do' ' ' - 14 ' 7'oo
J. Senor,' : . do _ . ;14 . ' 700
W.U. Harn,, "do • , ',. 14," '.7 00
S. Union, do ' 14 7 00
G. 11. Hoffman,.
.. . ' do • 13 10 00
A. J: Sites, _ do .•• _ ' 14 . 700
Daniel Shoemaker, - do • 14 . .7,00
11. K. Spangler, - do .• .14 , ' •..7:00'
C. A. Smith, - : do' ' - - 11'". 7:00
W. H.' Smith, , do 1.4 7ioo
Boston & Bro., predate, - 11 15 00
J. &D.:Rhoads, ' + w. do •• 14 ' 7 1 00 '
J. H. Bosler`& Bro:, ' do _ ~ ._ .11 . 15,00.
11,C.. Woodward,• do ' . :11 - 15 OQ
.11. Harkness, , 'do „ •• . • '-'• 14'” 700
Lee & Bro., do 14 7 00
S. .• M. (looser, - lumber and coal 14 - 7 00,.
A. 11. Blair - ---• do - 41, -15 00,
Delancey ,k ' Shrom, do -13 10 00
J. - A. Wehol & Co, flour and feed, 14 700
It
A. . Esrlug, . - - fettnitutp, . 14 700
John Litman, -do - • 14 7 00.
Fredrick Common, --• ' ,10 . 14 -"7 00
David sips '
- . . do. ' ' '' 14 700
! Halbert & Shapley, do ' •,
.. .14 7 00
J. B. Trlbler, agt., Merchant tailor, - 14 700
J. A. Eakins, - do ' 14 7 00.
J. Boner, .. . do 147 00
I. Liviogston, do • 14 ' 700
'S. Arnold, clothing, ..,,,,,„ • 14 . 700
AL. Lechler, • do .. 14 700
- E.ll.,Leonerd, jr, "do 13 10 - 00
J, IY. Smiley, - do l4 7 00
A. Lehman, do - • -14 .7 00
A. 31. Piper, • books, 14 ~, 700
J. Loudon, do 14., 700
.George Yocum, contestionery , 14 7 , 00 •
It. S. Hughes, .—' 'do 14 . .7 00
"Mrs. S. 31. Kieffer, do ' ' ,14 700
J.- B. Itheein & Co - ., do - 14 7 00
Coyle & 00 4 " notions, 14 ' 700
Mrs. Rosonborger, do 14 . 700
J. Hutton fancy, goods 14 7 00
A. 11. 31111er, , _ do : 14 -7 00
J. P. Neff, paid do • 14 7 00
J. Irvin, 'boots and shoes. • 13 10 00
F. C. Fleming .do 14 7 00
Spottswood & Kerby, o 14 . 700
P. Keffooberger , o 'l4 700
JoO. Gardner, 14 7 00
W. O. Diven, . - -d 14 700
W. M. Porter, dci ' 'l4 7 00
' B. Plank, do 14 7 00
0. Ensminger, leather; • 11 ,', 700
J. G. Collin, . hats and fors, ' 14 ~ 700
J. Boss, - do 14 ,
700
J. A. Koller, do ' . 14'• •, 7 00
11. Saxton, - hardware, • 9 i 25 00
/Miller A Bowers, do - n ' 20 01
H. Heyilnger, watches and jewelry, 14 7 00
W. D. A. Naugle, do 14 ':
7'oo
T. Conlyn, do 14-----7-00
F. C. Cramer, ' do _ ' 14 7 0 0
Commn, & Worthington, drugs, - - _l4 - 7 00
Mrs. C. Elliott, do 14 7- 00
D. Ralston, do ' l4 .7 00
. Ilarerstick & Bro., do 12 12,50
ll.' Cornmen, do . 14 '7 - 00"
John Campbell, sowing machines, 14 '7 00
Mrs. Ockar, - do . 14 7 00
C. L. Lachrnen, -do
1 1 4 4 '
7 7,
0 0 0 0 ,
Mrs. M. Neff. Millinery,
Mrs. Chenowoth, do 14 7 00
Mrs. E. Williams, do 14 7 00
.1. C. Lecher, photographs, 14 700
Mrs. R. A. Smith, • - do 14 700
Samuel Ensminger, robes, 14 . 700
W. Clepper, - do 14 7.00
Welker & Cloudy, stores 14 7 00
William Fridley do 14 7 00
Itine.rolth A Rupp, do 14. :." 00
Jacob Martin, looker, 14 7 00
William Sellers, . do 14 7 00
Peter Miller, - do 14 7 00
Mrs. A. 31: Frcrierieks. do - 14 • 7 00
Bosh & Bay lee, ci. ars, 14 .7 00
Ir. Rhoads, do . 14 700
James 31ctionigel, “ Stoves, 14 700
•
MECHANICSBURG.
KOonta, 37egery & Co., dry goods,
Hurst & Son, do
Joseph Elena:, do
Brugh .4 Bro. ' do ,
.1. D. Itafensherger, do
Brindle & Messenger, - do
J. S. Updegreph, do
Comfort & Bottorff, do .
Rockafellow & Miller, groceries,
Week & Eberly. do .
Kauffman & Griffith .do
Der Innoy_& '3lyers, do
Florh & Ilences, do
.1. Emmlnger, do
Tatman Eves drugs,
J.ll. Herring, do
11. F. Guyer. do
Ira Day, • do
Steller & Bro., hats and caps,
Ilenry Zinn, boots and shoes.
Bowmen 4 Bro., do
Levi Riegle, ' do
0. Kelm, ' 1 do
John 11. Keller, do
Jacob K. Longnecker, ' do
Nook & Deihl, furnitoro,
Titzel &- Bro., . do
John Rupp, do
It. S. Shapley, Jewelry,
Jacob Swartz, do
Robb & liiinniell, ' hardware
Boyer Eberly & Co., . do
It. Wilson, stoves,
Wourlerllch & Hauck, do
J. I. Smith, confectionary,
J. Uhler, do
Jacob (Imre, do
L. D. Keefer, merchant tailor,
L. W. Abrams, clothing,
Wm Railing, do
Mrs. S. Simons, do
31. 0 uswiler, .. - cigars,
B. Palmer, do
3latthess & Bro., gas fitters,
Mrs. Bryan, millinery,
L. F. Eberly, - lumber,
J. Milleiscu, do
Joseph Long,
IL 8. Moor to. Co.,
Stayman & Bucher,
Johnson & Fon,
T. IL Bryson, •
31111er S: Carrell, do
W. 11. o;nald, coal,
J. W. Lagna°, photograph..
B. W..Muttei.on, do
J. L. Becker. boots, .
IT. Null. marketing,
E. - Ifochnan, do
SIIIPPENSBURG
Aolpert. SzioagraFs, ary goons.
D. 11. 3.lcl'Lmson, do
J. & .1. B. lteddig, do
Danner & Neely, do
G. 11. Stewart, do
Tarmon & Kimbell. groceries. '
O.K. Duke, , do
S. Myers,- do -
J, Kelso, • do
31. M. Anglil, do
Pagno & ti eiders. do
MePhersoil & Co., hardware,
Grabill & Kollar,_, do
' J. C. &Mc, drugs,
IEI ---- !".* ={—
~.- I fiteliLr. - tili
Q. W. Croft, boots and shoes,
P. S. Ariz, do
at. 11. Cole, ,' do
IV. Clark, confectionary,.
S. C. llollar, -,. do
W. ll,Mollar, do
L. Fostriaught, do
Shearer /I Blair, merchant tailors,
Lanai:, .t. Bender, do
J. Bridges"& Son, do ' !
J. M. Smiley, do
,
`V. l'A Dialr, • produce.
W. T. S. Jamison & Co., do
Morrow & Flickinger, do
Long & Gish, . do
Lawton & Co, do
A. Slew & Son, do
D. J. Suoddy • furniture,
Barnhart Luke & Bro., do
.1. Landis. • jewelry,
W. U. C. [Byes, sowing machines
IL M. Sturgeon, millinery;
John A. Wolf, doves,
B. S. Simla. drugs.
•
J. 31, Ileykes, stoves,
..1. Kelso. &Jake. - _ .
_.pohn Stninkaogh, Groceries
O. 0 reamn, / - _
IL Popo+, ••
• . NEW CVAIBERLAND.
T. Willett, . dry goods,
Baughman & Eon, do •
Boss & Co., . . do
Henry D. !demur, - lumber,
Charles Oyster, do
0. James, •• do
Leo & Dbcily, - do
NEWBURG.
Steviel,V-Swigert.
Elliott & Darr,, do
Eisenhower & halo, do
0, /Novick, r, furniture,
D. McCoy, boots nod shoes,
NEWVILLE.
T. Stougb,. . dry goods, • 10 ,20 CO
T. 'slcoaudilsh, do' 11 15. do
E.Jutues & Bro., do - -
1 9 . - 25 001
P. E. 00101 . do • ~ . 14.. 700
N. B. Skinner, hardware, 14 7 00
-Kunkle & licCandlish, •do • 10 20 00
vd1•II: Hiller, . drugs, • . 14 700
Are. It. Reed, I.do • ' 14 700
,3.13. Wild, ---r-- • do—:-......L 14 7 0 0 -1
S. (Hauser & Son, groceries;_ _ • — ll - - 10 ,00_
0. M. Bricker, furniture. • ' 'l4 ..,.7 00
J: , ltticker, ' ' - , do 14 . ~. 7, 00
H. floury, corifectlimtery, '' ' ' '' `7 .00
.1. J. Crawford, do • ' ' 14 - - 7 00,
Brewster So Dougherty, once. tailor, •• 14 .'. '7 00'
.1,11.-Itandell, •, - do. • 14_,.._7_091
0: W. Mull• AG, 14 '7 00'
..., . . _
0: W. bundle,. Jewelry, .- • . 'l4 ,7 00
'A, L. Irvin.' boots end shoes, ~ 14 „. 700
Joseph Laughlin, ' feed,' • ~• •514 :' .7 00
llyenc& Bbinalleld, clothing , -''l4 " 7.00
Woodburn & Eltullenberger,. Furnlture, 14 7 00'
Grab= & tHorrow, Groceries, 14 . ' 7 00 ,
LOWER ALLEN.' . . ,
„A Prots & Hon, boots and shoos
G. - A. Ilettrleb, stoves,
-0. Startcb,:_drugsi '
• • UPPER A.IIiEN
J. 11. Owns' dry Goods, ,
J.Switrts, .9orchant
:MONROE.
George Brindle,' dry'CloOdr, " 1' 2000
Kautfmto:l2 Paul, do • =ll ' .16'00
Theophllug Wolf, do. 14 7 00,
Peter Diller, Moves, ' 14 7:00,
Ellutuoi Plank, feel, • • 'l4 7.00
, t 7 col
Henry 13pallr,• •• ; ;do- • „ . • ,
SOUTH' MIDDLIITON.
-- 11214010 n & Bro., dry Doody, 12 12 . -60
Webbert k Dotbuid, do • 12 12 60
Samuel Wolf; ' ,Ao 14. 7 00.
C. lieepi „furniture; _ , „ 14- - 7 00;
Plllllp 014pperi .- Oonfactlopiiii t . ''
14^ 7 00
J. Ileckman, do •.% • :7 , 14 . : 7.0 0 1
6.lriZE.:ll44Feli, 7 001
47 . 37 e al uiAlti1*- 1 777.!r1tud &ad; 14 7 00.
3 00
&mild hi - i,Ayilicicn.it," . ;':\ s". :•* , L.:" • .:y oo
t...IdA 3
rierar do, •s. 7 00,
Gardtier trit,yois , 14 7 00'
.
' ' —••- ".-.-.-.• ''•• • ' - •::1 ;••
• . " .:,-
.... ~ •••,:' PEN , N I, •• • • .
.. ~ .• ....
Henry Oc - ker, r -dry geode, t '... ' 4 14 - ', ,7 00
Poter•Garber„ • l' ' . - -;,;:'doA: -, - ',",- • %; 14 '1 00
George Beerem.,- -- • do'.. %? r,',, ' , 14,r". '' - 7
00
,--,,- :::..... ‘7
-x - BwiiVisi - 4 -.• ~' ---
Jew 6l, ;.7,lnftlieV , ' 'dry &Ode, - ''''..) 4 -- : 14 ".% ''. 7 00
el.'er - . EA net, -,,,,, 1 , % %dor' • . ,%'.. .."-; 14,- - :'t 00
John-Hylo - . ' der % - ;'. , ,i% ,4 .--, 14. 700
S. Miller .1; Son; 4 , - i''do . - 'j. ''. ',.- -',- 14 - 700
J.Bakor
John iilgalch, greries,, • . -14 700
Ileberling & Son do 14' ' 7 00
Samuel Hutch, . boots and shoes, 14.- .. 7,00
Mrs. M. A", Walker, cunfecttepary,, . ' 14' ' 'OO
William Lewis, variety,. ~, - , - - 14 -- .--- ~ 7. 7
00
Manning & Bra., produce, ''' ' '' 10 % 50 00
1.1. Snyder, do 10 . ,D) 00
Watts & Shap, do _ll • 10 00
J. & J.' B. thumb; 7_ --
do - 0 : 25 00
Harsh & Bro., do ' . .. 11 , , , : 15 00
0.11. Uorn, marketing, - 14 ' -
,:7 00
D. W; Spencer,„, strives,. -' -14 700
Graham & Morro*, dealers, -' :”' % 14 ' • 7'oo
. ''
SOUTHAIIrTOI s r.. .- . - S. •-..
- - • • - • • .-, - r .• - -
W. 0: °lark; L dry geode, 14 " - 7 00
L. Strohm, . do -.18 10 00
D.S. Orel t, ;.. -de • - , • ; ; 14_-- -7 00
J. Schack & Coq - ; - 117 , - '— ' - `l4 • .7 . 00
G. Clover, , do 14 ROO
J.Nalemith r ----- - do . . • tr - ; - rocr,
S. A. Stoner, - do - ' 14' '-7 00 I
' ' WEST 'PENZISBOROUGII.
' Jacob Ilandshow, illy goods, 13 ' 10 00
J. G. Waiver, do . ,• 9 -13 -; 00
Kroger St Darr, do • : '.; L- -14 .•'. 7; 00
J. B. Carothers, .
, produce, . .-- - -; -; lir - , /0 00
L. J. Shambaugh, -.-do '- - -- - ;'l4 ' 700
W. B. Brandon,; • - ,'do ; '• -- ir ,•-' 13 10 00
Jacob Wolf,- -' ' groceries, - ' l4 7
.00
D Hersh' r.• ' do .. 14. 7 00
William Dlehop,, , ', ' ~ do 114 7 00
A.B. McCulloch,, ' .Dry Goods ,-` -.:f - ,14%" ,, ,7 , 00
"EAST. PENNSiglibiLF:Gli.' . ', ,''+'
• % '
W. 011a nks 4 Bo n, ; dry goods . .. • 18, 10.00
•John Gleaner, -', do . 13 - 10 00
,Niebalous'it-Dovrman; do • . '. 1 11 - 700
J. Loogeineekor; „groceries, , -14 -: ~ 7 ,00
H. gooks, .. ' idO - .. - 4.4 , ',- 700
K. W. Smlthers, do - . • 14' - 700
£,C L. Hummel, , ~..do .14 - 700
Irvin Mahon, - produce, 11 10 00
'Zacharias di Bon ' do . 14 7 00
May A - Co, ' do 14 • 700
Martin di Co.. lumber, . 14 7 00
G. Oyster, do' . 14 7.00
Ihi Rummel, do 14 7 00
:A: Ebner, -- furniture, • 14 . 7.00
N. flood, stoves, 14 7 00'
_D. Rupp, dry goods, - 13 •10 00
• E. W. dr G. Wiser , - - do - 13 -10 00
' J.U. Murray, do' 14 '7 00
D.P. Lightner, do • ' 14 700
J. M. Templirt, gr.:pearled, 14 •7 00
O. Templio, furniturni • 14 700
D. Rupp, pi oduce, 14. 7 00.
! ' .'• SILVER SPRING.
J. B. LoHigh, & Eberly, dry goods, 14 700
Orris & Lamb, -----, do. 12 • 12 50
Loose - IL Ewalt, , do . 13 .10 00
id . ,8. - Bause, s -,- .. --- ,.. --- do ----- --- -- 14 - ' - 7 - 00
! , ,"- 4, Burkholder, ------,-, do 14 7 00
''.7-i S. bigger, confectionary,. . 14_ - 7
00
W. W. Wanbaugb, lurnituse, .. , , ,44....,. 700
J. B. Leldig & Bro., produce, 13 10 017
L''' MIDDLESEX.
- '
J. 11. Bwller, drYgoods, ..-.. - 14 700
J. C. Gill, —groceries, - - - -•- .44 .- -7 00
- MIFFLIN.
J. 51 Waggoner, groceries, 14 700
FRANKFORD.
Alexadder'& Woods, dry Goods, 74 7 00
DISTILERS AND BREWERS.
J. W. Whaler, Newton, •
Mrs. lieblulrd. Carlisle,
EATING HOUSES
Sobu Meloy, Mechanicsburg, 8 5 00
P. — Sniffle, Silver Spring, 8 6.00
George Murphy, Newton, 8 to 00
Mrs. S. Shunt', South Middleton, 8 5 00
J. Skimmer, Shipponsburg. , 8 5 00
...-
- -BILLIARD SALOONS..
Capt. E. P. Zinn, Mechanicsburg, Ito 00
Jacob nipple, Carlsle, 40 00
7 00
20 00
20 00
10 410
12 50
25 00
10 00
15 00
7 00
12 50
1260
Notice is-hereby given to all persons named Irrthe
above list, that by an act of Assembly approved
April 11th, 1862, County Treasurers are required to
bring suit and collect all licenses remaining unpaid
on or-before the Bret clay of July next, and by other
acts of Assembly, venders of vinous, spiritous, moult
or brewed liquors, aro also liable to indictment in the
Court cf Quarter 80 4 5i00/1. Those interested aro
therefore requested to lift their litionses without de
lay and save the costs, Ac.
1250
10 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
GA$ FUTING and PLITNBING
FOOTE &-LYNCH,
Practical Gas Fitters aiW Plucabors
Desire tolnftrm their old customers and the MI.
zone of Carlisle generally, that they bays removed
thelrestahltshinent to the commodious room in the
Basement of Rheem's
entrance on Church Alloy.
They will *trend promptly as heretofore, to all
work entrusted to them.
They keep constantly On hand and aro prepared to
Introduce LEA Dam! IRON FIFES, HYDRANTS, DOT,
COLD SHOWER BATHS, WATER CLOSETS,
FORCE and LIFT PUMPS, IRON SINKS, BATH TUBS,
BOILERS., - WASIL. BASINS; HYDRAULIC RAMS, all
kind, of GAS, STEAM and WATER FITTINGS.
COOKING RANGES, HEATERS, 440., set up In the
most modern style.
Country Work and.J!Mbing promptly tit-
do
do
preduc
de
17npr 68
rOVERNMENT
„ PROPERTY - AT PRIVATE SALE
OPUKINs.CO.
AN IMMENSE- AMOUNT OF PROPERTY BOOM
AT GOVERNAIgNT SALES
Contstlng oblotly or
12 50
1. 00
20 00
_ 10 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 00
700'
- .
10,000. SETS NEW . AND SECOND HAND
• 6000 Wool &Rubber,BlOitketel, &
. 'Horse Covers. - . ' ' •
MILITARY CLOTIIINO, GREAT COKES, MOON
COATS, BLOUSES, PANTS, SHIRTS, DsmyEss,;..,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Also a largo lot of Reins, Lead Lime, Buggy Ambu•
lance and Cart Harness, Double Trees; Lead Bars, Port
able Fo rges, dm. Wheel Team !farness, • little worn
all oak tannedleathor, serviceable, cleaned and oiled,
$5 per horse, including' lirldle Load,'"do $l. 'Ambu-.
lance or Stage-Warness with superior loather Traces,
perfectly, suited for farm of general team work, clout)•
lo sets complete $25 to $3O, Bridles $l, Collars $1 to $2
extra hair lined Artillery cam, do 2;60 and $3, Double
Rein $1,75 to 2,25, Halters $5 to f - $l 2 per dason, New
Ofgeers McClellan Saddles, $lO do, wills plated Bit
Bridle $l9 Brans Mounted Saddles,' , good as now $9,
with Bridle $ll Boys Saddles, $0 ' Wagon COvors supe
rior 10 and 12 oz., Cotton Duck $0 to $l2. 1000.1Iespl
tal Teo ts, new and good as now, 12 oz., Duck, 14' feet
square $25 to $5O, with poles an pins complete, Wall
Tents ph to $2O, Wedge. do poles.
$O, Shelter Tents for
Hay Cluis $3O to 50 per 100.. ' ' •
-Grain Bags, 12 az, Dock, 2to Bushel p to . .$).O par
dozen, also full assortment of Eleafoleis Bags-
.
Small order by'Express, U. 0.. D. , •
LIBERAL BED iIOTLONS TO WIIOLESALE DI6ALERS
15 00
10 00
15 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
11
11
13
14
14
15 011
75 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
4(t
. .
. ,
'rho 'only , Family litachino the! guts vp• its-own
work knits all airos,'Whions and narrows off the , toe
comploto--produslng all varieties of knit gooda'froni
an Infant's stocking, mitten or glovo to a .ladys.
slurry' or hood - .
,Ible s "; implc durable, wetly operated and warrented.
to suceted in . the lethde of eve;y.puyehixsti.,, .. •
• '
. . ,
ADDREEp, with stamp ‘ for,clKauler end entuoo'stOoking
OltNEyOon'l ;Ist. 922 Chestnut Bt.; PliflaZ
-T
•DNIINIST I eATOR'P:NOT/Qg,.of
A , JUDITII 'rli34l.' • •`• --' • •
;elders of Administration on the estato of Judith
MOM, tato of Frank Dud township, Cumberland co.,
'• ban bean issued by thp Register 'to the subscriber re.
aiding in Went Perinkborol' towuehi.t,t All•liersdne
AVIV maims will presont, and
- , Ammo!
• - - Adirilnistater'ne '
..,-;•,1111AITII MYERS.
''•• •
; I
4jI S i SIGN.Et undo}'-;
allood" Vastiliki FAst Pdiriredninitigb t4iwn •
, 4 !. "°. l 4DATllllled.ltllfeluntary aesktument, boon
2aPpointed Assignee of Theodora Willett, 'of.NOW
Camborialid,notlea is. hereby-given to •11 panting
.julitktod to AMA 11 ett to,;noko poroooo
t thoo
AOokiEetlatiii-SblproOirit te am , to -
t - 01 ‘9. -19 .4•4 113 PW01ibt -;
5
21apt1143t. ,
14 T 00
14 7 00
• •14 t ( 00
12 12 60
14 7 00
HAMP.DEN
C. MELLINGER;
Treasurer qf Cumberland County.
3ap1418 96.
tended to
Ilsirness, Bridles &
3,,OOO:§ADDLES, --
ES=
2000. WAGON COVERS,
All Sizes Now and Worri,
PITICINS &00.,
Front St„ now)
71 North Second St, justbelow
• ' Arch St.,
:rA : i .
Ago 7 s ' , ARK-PL . /10E, N. Y.
Descriptlyo price i -colon application
Prica Reduced to 48. pcilatio, iF.!,
1868. s' 1868.
As the delightful Beason of SPRING has just opine
ad, • .
• EIDIGH -it MILLER
• .
Hare j ust - , rocelved an ..unuanally large,,stipply of
BEAIITIPIIII-GOODS, aulted . to the reason, and • now
ready for Inspection. •
GRAND' DISPLAY OF
=I
DRE'SS. , SILKS,
In'all the new aolo'rn and shadoe. '
BLACK SILKS
.• .
Of every grade and quality. All the new styles and
dolors of desirable
DRESS GOODS
For Wolklog Buys, Burls an
CHINA MOHAIR POPLINS,
- PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,
STRIPED A. PLAIN MOHAIRS,
COLORED ATRAPAS,
• COLORED VELOURS,:
FRENCH PEROALES,
SO . OTOLGINGHAMB;,
FRENCH CHINTZES,
And, many tither goods tor tho eeaeo
SPRING SHAWLS,
SPRING SAQUES AND MANTLES
All the new styles and colon of
SILK PARASOLS,
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Please do not forget the fact that
LRIDICR --& MILLER
•
Alvaye havo thn largest and most complete stock or
IVIOTE GOODS,
PLAN AND STRIPED MOTIAIRS,
PLAIN AND STRIPED JACONETS;
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED ?MAINS,
PLAIN VIENCII MUSLIN&
9 25 00
0 26 00
All the new etyloe of Tucked and- Striped Moeline
for-
GARIBALDIt3,
4
MOURNINC GOODS,
The best assortment in the town
FUNERAL GOODS,
Every thing required for funerals. Very strict atten
Oen gintll.l9 fll/134 all orders for the seine.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Stacks and stacks of Bleached and Unbleached
111381,1148,—ad—prices--below—market--rat es. - Calicoes
from 8 to 12% cts. Good Domestic 0 INGIIAMO 12%cts.
TICKINOS,
CHECKS,
TABLE LINENS
and CLOTLIS,
TABLE DOYLIES and
NAPKINS,_„
• 'TOIVELLINGS,
TOWELLINGS, be., be
CARPETS!! CARPETS!
The largest stock that has ever been offered in
Carlisle, and selling at much lower rates than for
years. Best qtrlity
LOIVEL — THREE PLY, - •
Best Quality
HARTFORD , THREE PLY,
EXTRA SUPER IN9RAIE . S,
TWO ,PLY, qualities,
•
ENGLISH TAPESTRY ,RRITSSELS,
In hew styles,
STRIPED CARPETS, of all widths, suit-
suitable for halls and stairs
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
New styles for balls, in all widths
CLOTH TABLHCO-VERS,
Marseilles Quilts,
' Lancaster. Quilts,
. Honey Comb Quilts,
- (Now Styles.)
Col'd Coverlids
- •
•
. -
OIL WINDOW SUADEB inlays and Axles
CJLOTEIS.& CASIMErRES
The now stylos and colord now . ou band, and so'
ug ut itieatly reduced prices.
N 0 T.ION N O'T I•O N Sr!
AMINE .
TRIMMINGS, • -
•• ' • lIUTTONS,
.. , LAOHB; '
SDOINOB
' .
lIOSIIIILY, . '
GLOVES
. .
IIAtIDKEROIIIEBS, ,
' -nopr SKIRTS, - ,'
end thoueand of other lOW
,deslretble goods theNt.
annot borxentiortod - -. •
— .1% - b - 00 - .VOcgIiTIMIX . but arsmall- enumeration of the
Jungles amount-of seasonable 111,1 _attractive stook
of o;thst you vlll.thaihod-hatid: Do nat. to
give us an early call se we erg offering grant • induce.
'menus In all lands of goods. l 7 reek. bargal nu all the
- We do not-limit the time for bargains to sixty
or nibety days,-but Orate that at all times. Tre 1.011
goods cheaper than thri' chomped.' .
• • „
LEIDIOII &; MILLER
Sign ;of the' Carpcit,,46.l).
:1‘ . • . :.‘: NO. •
•
tC.? fue , i
• '
Carlisle rennsylyinia.
- DRY .GOODg
Embracing
MISCELLAIyE,O eTS.
S. AL - -13011 ./c.
. .
• IsiC-'4C.VO
t•t , k - 8. , _ N :
hosiery; 1 310;rea,•4renrai tlobdo, and• Ihiiionery ,
orders wlltrecolve prortipt
. 11siocy'oz:-5t,; Carnal°.
02)..Agento . fyi: tho• Chimborebv t rg Woollen Nips
SRRING SALES
• •
Have commenced - at the store of ,the`iincletelgnect It!
. .
•
• NORTH, 'HANOVER ' STREET;'
• N
_O - . - • 6 8 *.
•
of all !gods of warodUulted to the wants of Ilousa.
keepers, Ifotele,and all contemplating the furnish
lag of thejr houses.
-Tlavingjust returned from-the Mimi they are pre.
"pared to supply all with -
STOVES• - -- - ---•
of ovary kind such as
COOL{, PARLOR AND
OF - 'DICE
S T.CI V ES,
consisting in part of the
-Bctrley
Nulls Cool•,
Oriental,
Parlor and
also, the noted
NATIONAL RA.N'OE
OThoy aro prepared to farnlah thoao contemplating
housekeeping, with all things noceseary to a WELL
REGULATED ROUSE, such as
TINWARE,
of all des crlptlons,
COMM MILLS; •
SAD IRONS,
SPOONS,
_
Roofing Sfiouting . and Jobld2v,
and everything in the lino of the tlnnor dons at the
Shortest Notice and on the dfost Reasonable Terms
all wares IT'AERANTED. Give them a call as they
-are a n xious to exhibit, feeling satisfied that they can
cony ace all that No. 68, fa the pike •to purchase
CHEAP GOODS,
and BEAtIiIEtTL WARE of all kinds,'lbund in a Brat-.
clam Mtabllehment: - • '
RINESMITII k RUPP,
Nor69rHanovor-81...
13ma -138
SHEPPARD, -
-VAN HA R LINGEN &
IVo.IOOB Chestnut Sired, Ailadelphia
WHITE
- 1:1 - 0 O - D S ,
LINEN,
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
CURTAIN ESTABLISILVENT
Tho special sttrntlon of buyers is respectfully in
vltod,tb our now and extensive assortment of Choice
SPRING GOODS.
Printed Linens, Piques, and Percales.
White Piques of new patterns, In cords and figures
Birds-eye Lirn43, Linen Cambries, and Linen Lawus
Linen Cambric Itanukercbimg, German, Irish, and
French in Ilmtrlitclmd, Corded Border, and, Bmbroid•
Linen and Whitt Goods at very reduced prices.
E mbroldored and Plain, French Shirt Bosonni of now
patterns
Just Recoived,•^per Steamer City of Boston,
Another luvolco of elegant and superb quality
I UI3-LE_DA-MS.'gIC-TA-BLE-aGOTHS
In all sizes, with Napkins to match.
Heavy Linen Sheetings, 234 . , 2:74, and full 8 yards
iv ido, and a upei 'or real Ihirnsloy Linen, for single
beds, at 6734 rents, being loss than actualgold prices.
A ]so, a great bargain in Barnsley Linen Plcor Clothe
234, 3, 334, And 4-yards long. -
", ALSO,
Best Heavy Pillow Case Linens, In all widths.
Double Damask, and real. Barnsley Table Linens,.
French, Double Damsels and Iluchabaek Fringild
Towels.
Silesia Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towels a special!.
AI SO,
Fine Marseilles Quilts, vory elegant.
Rich Bretons and Furniture Chintzes.
Blankets, Flannols, and Furnituro Dimities.
Also, of latest arrivals:
Laco and Nottingham Curtaias, of now -pattortik
Rich heavy Curtain and Furniture materials.
Window Ifollands and plain and bordoredskules, co •
ow styles.
Embroidered Cloth Piano, Table and Molodeon coo
" 1 Elegant Plaid tudi striped Table Coverings
27mar.OS
A. L. SPONSLEB'S COLUMN.
L. SPONSLER,
— float Eatato Agent, Scrivener, CODSMITICAS Incur.
anco and. Claim Agout. Wilco Main Street None
Centre 9 Disco.
WANtED —sl,ooo for one year on
y Beal Estate security.
•
FOR RENT
— A
&airfoil° suburban itecidence on
West Louther street, Carlisle, con
tabling tiro acres of grodnd, Laving g g g
thereon ßA erectedME --
n two-story -, ;Ve
F
gable and other outbuildings, in good condition
with a bundance of fruit. "
Hoot $2OO, to bo woll sucurod, payablo quartor4y.
Apply to A. L. SPONBLEIt.
Union Pacific Rail Road Company,
FIRST.,, MORTGAGB BONDS,
Interest Paynble Sonal.Anunally In Gold,
Subscriptions received by .A. SPONSLER., the
Company's Swint:ll4 agent of Carlisle.
Three bonds having been recently mold for -Ninety
cents on the dollar, 'veto -on the Slat ofJan nary, ad.
'canoed to OS, and on ttm,fith of Fobruary were.agaiti
adVaticed from 05 to 100 (bar,) at which latter figure
they aro now herd And regarded.aa_tho beat invest.
moot In the count y,
~,. ... .
VALUABLE TOWNRESIRENCE
• • . -
AT PRIVATE BALt; -
_ .
Situated on \Yost Pomfret atroot, near West 'trout,
In tho llor - ough of Carlisle. .-
The lot coninitio 20 lest in front and 240 feet il ,
depth to an alloy.
,The ' Improvements uro , a com
modious two•story BRICK - HOUSE, - containing
Boublo Parlor, Ball, llining-roam and Atitchen, on,
the' first floor, and five Chambers on the socond story.
• Balcony to back building: a' Frame .Wash lions° at
tached , Smoke •Ilouso, Bobo Oven and other . con
valiant out buildince.A large now Stable, and
Cartage Muse, Hog Pena, and Cern. Crib, at tbp foot
of Ihe lot. There is a eonsiderablo amount of fruit.
ouch as Apples, Grapes, &e., a collar under the whole
house, and a fine Brick Cistern, and Pump, as , well
as a .I.lydrant In Iba'yArd. , Sin` terms dm., apply to
. • •-A. L. 81. , ONBLUR,
.11.00,7.4tAte Agen
sept 27 O'. Agent: ,
. . . . .
VALUABLE - SLATE FARDt
AT PRIVATE.SALIt
Monte on tho North side, and .partly bounded
tiy
the Cognodoguinnt crook, about 4 miles West o
Carlisle. adjoining, and lately part' bf the property:
known as "ZIGLED.I3 !MILLS" containing' about
250 ACRES, 25 of which- - are excellent meadow. or
crook bottom land, and 'SbOut 00 - AIDIEW-of .which.
aro corona with „good The Improvetaeuts
• aro a largo Wiihtliorboarded Dwelling Hahne; contain-
I log eight rooms and a kitchen. A large Dank /bun,
Wagon Shed, Corn Crityllog Pen, Carriage house,
Wash.llouse and other convenient out.buildlnge.
Ap excellent well of water near'. the door, a fine
young apple orchard, , basideif °Vier-Ault, inch
Nam Poaches, Chorrlog, Grspbado., This one of
-the most productive farms in VIC tOWnship, and the
location the most desiraboopoidally for; the relsitig;
cif steoik. The.fandes preen good order,: there, being
between 600 and 100 panhele -of board-and l Tuit'and
•rafle. The land haa ;all F been. , recently,' ilmed,aver,
'Part'nf iiionckVinrOkDdlednier Die,;liighest
ateto of miltivatlon. Avid , wlll dispOeed of \ upoit
reasonable terms. -• • „ , , ,
• -Tor tams and furthbv:jartlediare:ihsiiiiire
,'
of,
~AA,ApoNmut,
• ireal• Mot e s At,
SOOT •
En
Ireators,
.. •
ARRISON