SPECIAL NOTICES.
HORSE and Cattlo Powders and 'Liniments, togeth..
....or with a largo assortment of fresh Dregs and Medi
cines, Dyo Stuffo, - Se., 40., ittafrrecolved at Comeau
Sr Worthington's Drug Storo,‘lo,l, East Main Street,
• Carlisle.
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION.
We have Int , stty,Atimplottht such arrongemettts a
'' i iii i iii offer tho follooTing goods glik_tottoood
rater, both Wbblesolo & natal]. ' •
Gall & Ax's Fhao, medium and cheap Smoking To
bier°. .1. - C. Fell` Cure - Spleas7 - Preidon'lr
choicest Chocolates. Kingsford's and other fitaiches.
A large stock of beat Fish on hand at fair prices, A
air profit for Storekeepers, beteveon our Wholenal o
Retail prices. • -
ISM. BLAIR it SON
'MOVE= HAY RAKE.-
Li Tllle Is tho Rake for Farmers. It has all the
atost Improvements. It is a self discharging Rake,
and any boy that can guide a horse, - can work the
take without difficulty. Manufactured by F. iIARD 7
&CO in the best manner, and for sal° at their
tgricultmal {Yorks, Carlisle..
A NM NE)IEDY IN CONSUMPTION.—A Physi•
inn who hod Coneumpthm for soiernl years-with
'rsquilnt bleedings of tho lungs, clued hlmself with
medicine unknown to the proferslon, When bin
aso appeared hoplese - Se to the only phyilcion who'
les knOWl•
-fa - own - person, or n hoas any
dge of Its virtues, and he' Can ascribe the de,ireo of
_
he now enjoyi to nothing but the use of his:
nedicine; and nothing but utter despair and entire'
stinction of all hopo of recovery, together , with a
rant of confidence in all others !minced him to liazard
he experiment: To those suffering with any disease
f the Lunge ho proffers a treatment be confidently
elleves will eradicate the disease. Price R,60 per
,ottle or $8 a half dozen, soot by express. Send for
ireular or call on DR. N. BOYLSTON, Jackson,
No. 250 North Tenth StreeL P hiladelphia.
22may , 08.1 y.
CLIMAX
. ,
Saos's emu Ax. SALVE, for Burns, Scalds, Scrofula,
tall Mown, Sorer Broken Breasts', Frost, Bites
:111111;loins, Stings; : ' Bruises Cute, Swelling,. dx.,
whether upon man or boast, is the most wonderful
.rtielo overproduced. Other good - articles alleviate;
his cures. It allays inflamallon, iiitidues pain, and
seals without n sear. It In`worth its weight In gold
o any family, and should always be on hand. It is
warranted to do what It says every time.
Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Pitters
Yore flret , yeed In prlvide iraetleeoln 1826. They
t 'ore introduced to the public Iu ,1835, since which
tlre their reputation hee , _ntetled,until they have
a.sale in excess of all other . oatha4e and Purifying
Vuilialnua. There la hardly a family among civilized
nations who hay, not persomil evldonco •of that.
-,-beneilclal-etfects.:-Their-great-sucesess-is-otriurto
their uniform reliability in . cases of Constirtiation,
Bllllods and Stomachic diseases, whether of long or
short duration. They aro dutirely vegetable in their
composition, and harmless to the gentlest infant.
Ode ingredient opens the pores of the skin; another
is diuretic; and stimulates proper action of the kid
neys; a third is emollient . ; loosening phlegm and he
'tam from the lunge, other: properties are warming
ans cathartic, and cleanse the stomach •and- bowels
front unhealthy secretions.- Their -combined effect
is, to regulate the impaired functions of the system,
and to produce health. I. is not asserted Moffat's
Pills are a curdmll—that they will cure sill com
plaints—but under ordinary circu Instances they may
be relied upon to cure Nervers and Sick Headache,
cos9roness, tb.,,ppp uy Indigestion; Jaundice, Myer
and Bilious Complaints, Cold, Scurvy General Weak
ness, &e. They aro expressly nude for these diseases.
Millions upon millions of cures can tio cited. In on
singio instance his, a complaint ever come to our
knotrietim, where they have not operated as recom
mended. •
-- The priuied circular mound each box fully exploit e
the symptoms and effects of each diseaeo, /Teethe
Xnaiment, furnishes evidence, dc ,
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Franklin, N.
C. who was curedof Dyspepsia. C. R. Cross, of Theo
kike 111, cured of Liter Complaint.. R. Dooley, of
Springfield, Pa: had Scrofula, and had to use• crutches:
was cured in three weeks, demos D. felons, 01 Adrian
kllch.,sured of Bilous Fever. Rev. Ilenry, Graham.,
Presbyterian Church Oananaugn, Cal., of Fever and
Ague. Rev.-Ed. 11. May, Twenty-first Now York, of
Rheumatism and Files of 25 yeah standing. Rov
gamuel Bowles, Editor of the Elm Ingfleld (Thiss.)fie
publican was cured of terrible Costiveness. lion Ed.
Webber, of Romney N. 11. of Liver Complaint etc. etc.
A box of lioffat's Life Fills with full circulars &.,
will be sent gratis to any Phyblcian or Clergyman, au
the receipt of two thrcii cent postage
MotTat's life Pills are 25 cents per box. Nloffatt's
Phoanix Bitters $1 per bottle. They are sold by all re
spectable dealers throughout the continents and tho
Islands of the Ocean.
WHITS k HOWLAND.
Successors to Dr. JOHN MOFFAT, & Dri. W5l. B. MOFFAT
121 LIBIRTY St., Nero York
Vmay 2
ITCH! ITOII!! ITC Ell!I
SCRATCH I SCRATCH!! SCRATCH . II I
• In from 10 to 98 hours.
Wheaton's - Ointment- cures The Itch. '
Wheaton's Ointment cores Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures 'fetter
Wheaton's Ointment curse Barbers' Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Omen.
Wheaten's Ointment ewes Every-kind
- of Humor like Magic. .
Price, 50 cents a box ;by mall, 60 cents. Addresa
WEEKS & POTTER. No. • 170 11'.hingten Street
Roston, Maas.
For sale by aIl DrugatsU.
Sept 20,07.1 y.
Chill? and Fever, DySpeptiia, Live
Complaint, and Kidney
. Diseases Cured.
MISIILER'S HERB BITTERS
Ilan cured Moro diseases whore it has been used,
than ail other Medicines combined. It is the only
remedy that really purylev the blood, and has never
Anna In miring Dyspepsia, Favor nod Ague, and Dis
eases or tha laver.
•
Spld bJ all Drpggista . and De liters.
DR, B. lIIRTHAN & CO., Prop*tors, LAMA BUR,
- -
PA., and CNIOAGO, ILLINOIS. ,
17apit18.1m
From the "ARGUS," Albany N. F.
HOOFLAND'S WIRMAN BITTERS
We are not In the habit of notlclng so-called Patent
Medicfuels but we have no—hesitation in commend
inn this valuable bitters to the public. It is com-.
posed of none but the purest end best ingredients,
and the thonsande of testimonials to its efficacy,
leave ad doubt that itis the most valuablo — eptielthi
known for the cure of Diseases of the Liver, general
Debility,Tevers, and complaints arising froth' a
Die
otdoredStomach..
This Bitters: is entirety A s a, From aft intoxicating
properties:
IIOOII4ND'S GERMAN TONIC
Ocnabhaw all,the ingredients' of the Bitters with
',tiro Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise, Ac: It is used
for the same diseases as the Bitters, in razes whore
some Alcoholic Stimulant is , necessary, and makes a
preps - ration delightfully pleasant and agreeable to
take.
Principal Office, 631 Arch )3t., Phil!a,
Sold evoTS,whero
Bmay-lm
, DR. TIIEO. NEER,
GRADUATE Or PENN'AT' DOEMEGE:or
DENTAL SURGERY-DENTIST,
Respectfully Informs the citizens of Carlisle and e 4
chitty that he, has taken the office No. 25, West Main
Street, lately occupied by, his Father, whore he is pre
pared to attend to all protersional besinos,s.
dal teeth Inserted on Gold, Silver, Vulcanite and
platinum. Chaim moderate. •
17april 6&ly ►. _ •
SUDDEN DEATH]4
in the into of every fibro upon which the\
of an Winery heir dye fills. Whore' fe no
.for the illamenta.thne blighted. But, as it Were, In
the
TWINKLING OP AN EYE, ,
balr of any obnoxious color le changed to a
MOH AND GIDDIOUS 110 E,
And at the same time, vitalized and - improVed by
the use of
01013T4p0A013 II Apt 1)17E,
,witurthi pate ally and beaut Y's rogeaorator, Maui
featured by .1. OBIBTADOIIO, 08 Malden Lane, Now
York. Bold by ell Drogglata. Applied by All Halt
- Biluv4p2,
111.ENTLEMEN wishingflavorod
no
904 irr Doh t ieWeAl"villiidk
Clo o lo' only LI COOL .
J.Dglareil _
NEW AD VER TISEMEN TS
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !
' THE
"PO IILTEE11:11:S' 41' lENDI,
OR OHICKEN DERS.
tr„..34:1 1?
(Copyrlisß Fetured.)
A CERTAIN PURR FOR
. .
GAPES IN CHICKENS AND TURKEYS
Will prevent and Cure Chicken Cholera
and other Disease common to Poultry,,
and will promote an increase of'Fat.
NULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY NACU PACKAGE
PRICE 25'CEJNTS
-- The annexed aro a tow of - the - certifreates we Lax
received In pool of the gloat value and efficacy of th,
Poulterers' Friend :
CARROLLTON, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD., Doe., 10,180
'Messrs. Clot eor(hy d
GENTLEMEN have used your "Poulterers! Friend
upou a brood of young rhicltens that had the gape,
and em happy to say, that by thausn of a few dose
th y wore entirety - cured. It will certainly curo th
gapes when used according to directions.
Yours, Ac. OEO. HARMAN.
fizeroWzr, W. VA., April ith, 1808.
Messrs. Ciofivorthy ,f Cl,.
GENTS have been ,sellitig your "Poulterers'
Friend' for the last few Months, for the • cure of
Chicken Cholera, and In every instae where it has
used, the disease was arrested 'ht once. It Is
the greatest Medicine made. ~It is In great demand,
and 1 am selling it rapidly. .
'lt certainly accomplishes all that you claim for it.
Yours, Act .1011 All T. TItiIcSELL,
SIMPLIERVEOWII, W. VA. April loth, 18 68.
Messrs. Clolavorthy rt
My young chickens wee dying vet.) , fast this Spring
,with the Gapes, end aring of your Poulterers'
Friend, I purchased a package, from Jos, N. atone
maker, Shopherdetown, Va., and It acted like n charm.
The Gapes soon dputppllared, and my chicken& have
heroine healthy And - thrifty. I can recommend - the -
Poulterers' l7rlond to all .
Respectfully,. It. SPOTTS. •
SIIITIIERDSTOWN, IV. VA., March 213 d, 1865..
Messrs. Cloitoorthy A Co.
GENTI3:—IhMog lost a great many fowls, during
the early Spring, with "Chicken Cholera," I was In
duced by Mr. los. M. Stonebraker, of Sheoherdstown,
Vu.,CO try a paper of your "Poulteroni' Friend,"
which I did; and I bad only 'used three 'doses When
the disease disappeared, and I have not lost a fowl
since. I can most safely recommend It to do what it
says, If the directions are followed. For sale by all
,country Merchants., - CHRISTIAN WELTY._
CLOTWORTHY ~t; CO., Whoßeale' Druggists,
N 0.339 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Ma
_Fric_e_B2,(lo:p_e_r_D_ozenftsLthe_Trad z •
'4l Diboml Discount Allowod, when Purchased In
Largo Quantities.
Beware af any Imitation.. Norio genuine except that
manufactured by Clotwortliy & Co. '
All Stouebraker's preparations for sale by Nash•
mood & Bros., West Main St., Cnrlislo Pa.
29may.4m.
READING RAIL. ROAD
SUMMER A MIA NG'E MEM' •
May 2t01), 180.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TUE North and
North-West for ,Phlladelphia, Now York, Reading,
Putt sville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon. Allentown,
Easton, Ephratit Lifts, Lancaster, Columbia, Ac., Ac.
Trains leave liarrhburg for New York as follows:
At 2.50,-6;25, and 8.10.-A. M.; and 12.40, - nouniand 2.05
0.35, connecting with similar Tra' as on the Penn
sylvania Rail Road, bud arriving at New York nt 5.09.
10.00 and 11.50 , A. AL, and 11.50,-7.40, and 10.30.1'. 111,
Sleeping Cat's necompaning the 2.50. A. - M. and 9.35
P. ' Trains without bluing°. -
Leave llarrlibarg Sro Mailing, Pottsville, Tamaqua,
Illnereville, Ashland, Pt: a- Grove. Allentown and
Philadelphin,nt_Blo, and-2.03,
stopping at Lebanon and Principal Way Stations; the
4.10, P. M. making conneetions ' for Philadelphia and
Columbia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Buten and
Auburn via Schuylkill, and bur , quelitinualtail Road,
leave llarrisburg 3.55 ,P. ;$l.
Returning Leave New York alO.OO, A. 31:''12.00,
`Noon and 6.00 and 8.00 P. M.; Sleeping ears accompan-
Jug the 0.00. A. 51. and 5.00, .And . 8.00 I'. 51. trains
without change. Way Pagaeuger Train leaves
Philadelphia 0.20, A. M., returning from Reading at
6.30, P.M., stopping at all Stations, Potts Ville at 8.45,
A. ill: and 2.45, P. 51 - , Ashland 0.00; a. m. and 12.10, noon,
and 2 00; P. AL; Tamaqua at 8.20, A. AI. and 1.06,.,and
8.45, P. 31.
•Leave I'oqm:file for Liarrisburg, via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Rail Road at 1.10 A. M. and 12.00 noon.
Reading Accommodation Train: Loaves Ruadine.
at 7.30, A. M4 - VetUrning from Philadelphia nt-6.15
P. M.
Pottstown Accommodation Train: Leaves Potts.
town at 6.45. 4.151. returning loaves Philadelphia
9.40, P. M.
Columbia hail Rail ituld Trains levo Reading 7.00, A.
51., and 0.15, P. NI. for Epirefita, Lill; Lancaster,
Columbia. /.70.
Porkimon 16,11 [toad Trains kayo Perlin-anon June.
Hon at - 9.00 A. M. and 5.55 P. M. deturning : Leave
nkippbek at 6.45 A. 111, and 1.15 P. M., connecting
with shfillar trains on [leading [toad.
Un nundays: Leave ,Nrus York at 8.00, I'. M.,
Philadelphia h 00, A M., and 2.15, P. 01., tho 8.00 A
N. Train running only to Heading; Pottsville 8.00;
A. M., Harrisburg 5,25 A. N. and 4.10 and 985, P. M.,
and Bending at 1.10, 2 . 55 and 5.15 A. 11. for liturisburg,
and 7.06 A. 51. and 11 40, P. N. for New York and, 4.25,
P. M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Anienge , Season, School anti Ilium,
slop Tickets, to and from all pollts. at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through: led pounds allowed each
Paseenger• O. A. N ICOLLS,
Ocn Sup't.
Reading, Pa., May 20, 1860
I], XECUTOIt'S NOTICE.-
i hotels Testateontory on tho estate of Dangl
Vlonderly, doe'd., Into of Dickinson township, having
this day been issued to tho subscriber raiding In
South Middlolon towns lq. Notice Is hereby giyen
to all persons iiidebfed to.stifd ostalu,to_make lunno-'
dist° payment, and to all persons bating claims
against it to present them for settlement. •
.1051.1.11 A. STUART,
JOSEPII BAKER,
Executors
29mnyCt
I ATE IiME
E BTRS LOOK TO YOUR IN
RI
We are offering to the Farmers of Cumberland and
Franklin e - o unties.
The best REAPER an d MOWER now made.
THE WORLDS REAPER AND MOWBit
is a two horse-
OUT GEAR IRON MACHINE
perfectly secured from external dirt, ret or any °that
- obstructlon r andnaade of the best material, and — in'
the beat possible,mecanlcal manner.
' This Machine is recommended to farmers •
FOR ITS•NEATNRSS AND - STRESOTII, •
FGR ITS LIOUTNBS3 OF DRAFT,
•FOR ITS DURABILITY, WILL LAAP AS LONG AG
TWO :WOODEN MACHINES, .
FOR ITS QONVENICNCE 'IN lIANDLINO EITHER
A:l3 - MOWER on REAPER
It combines all the recant-Improvemonts in MoW.
leg—folding bar—wave bar-.and can be raised 18
Inches while in motion without crimping the
man—can bo operated by a boy.
AS A REAPER it is without a rival, being arrang
ed with a superior Dropper, a Side•delivery itakesolf,
attachment, or the celebrated Johnillon self rake
either dellimring Sheaves only at the will of the
operator.
A sample Machine can be earn at T,'4l. Bryson's
irarolmuse, In Mechanicsburg, or at Faber's Hotel,
In Carlisle, Mr. Dante/ Widders,, residing, near Me
chanicsburg, having ono of them it . y use, will give
all necessary Information In regard to it, as also will'
Martin Kunkel, Esq., residing. near Newburg.
11: 131009, Agent for
Franklin and Cumberland counties, .
Sill ppeusburg,
D. IVIDDERS k MARTIN KUNKEI,, are authorised,
to tabs orders fur Machines. • .22may CRAB.
TN - BANKRUPTCY.- .
This hi to give notb.o that mu the 27th day of
May, A. D. 1608, n warrant in Bankruptcy was knoll
*Juana the estate of Churles• W. Reynolds,-of- Ship..
pulsating, In-tho couuty--,uf-Cntribor'and,and—Btate
of Pennsylvania, who Ilan boon adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition, that thu payment of any debts and
trio delivery ofany property belonging toenail bank, apt'
to him or for his use, and thu transfer of any property
by him aro forbidden by law; that a mooting of ,tho,
creditors of sold bankrupt to prove thole - debts; and
to choose one or mutt, AsSignou of .Itie 'estate, will bo
hold at a Court of bankruptcy to be holden at his
oMco in the Court House, In Carlisle, Cumberland
couLty, Pa., before Chas, A. Barnett, Register,. on the
17th day of June, A..D: AIR, at 10 o'clock, A. M. ,
. D. O. ELLMAKBIi, U. B. Marshall,
' 'as Messenger,
, Per 8.11 . Galbralth; Dopy.•
U. B;Dep'y , Marshal's Office, Bloomfield, May, 1868.
20104,2 t.
. -
N BANKRUPTCY.
• Eastern District
tismuscx May, 13, A. D. 1815.
Tho undersigned horoby gives nonce of his anoint
ment as Assignee of Samuel 0. Iluyott, of 3lochanica•
burg,-in-the county- of-Ctimborland,-anti•- State-of
. Pennsylvania, within said District, who has been ad.
Judged a tianicrupt upon his -own petition by no',
District Court of said filarial,.
• IMMUJIL N. EMMINORR, • '.
• - :. • Anion.
2timoy.3t
XECUTOWS NOTICE:*
.UA Letters Teatamontaly .booing thin daybeen
Wound on the natant' or Jeoob Rifo, Into of East
bynnshordtorynehip, thla coyfay, to the aubscriber
residing - Dupeninion, Qorry cotinty.,Netien is
horeby given'to all porsous.lridebtod to ,said eststa,
to make Immediate payment and to all Om baying
elabits against It to,prosent thorn to
20may Ot
Fnmlllee ouppllod with Mot Indlsponalblo article
o good houeolcoepors.—Purs Older Vlnogar.-In all goon
talon, on application to
2 °MarSt:T -
NEW AD YE.RTISEMENTS.
OR,THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD •
Are now finished and In operation. Sixty miles of
track has beendaid.this spring, and the, work along
the whole line .betwoon the Atlantic and Pacific
States !diming Pushed , dorward . more:rapidly_ than
ovor before. More than twenty thousand men are
employed, nod it is now possible that thc entire, track,
from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished in 11369
'lnstead of 1890: ..The means provided 'are ample, and
all that allergy, men and money-can dolu secure the
completion of this
•
• GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
c k t the earliest possible flay, will be done. •
. .
The ONION PACIFIC ItAfLROAD COMPANY receivo
. •
I.—A Govoinment Grant of the right of way ' and
all necessary timber and other material, found
along the line of Ito operations.
11.—A Governmek t Ordnt 'of 12,800 acres of land
to the milo, taken in alternate section!' on earth
aide of its road. This is an absolute donation.
and will be a source of largo totemic' in the future
l i f.—A Government Grant of Unita - Stites Thirty'
pear Bolide, amounting to $10 ) 000 to 1,18,000 per
mile, according to the difficulties' to he sur
mounted on, the vt.rlQg elections to ho built. The
Government takes a secohnnertgage as security;
oxpected.that not—only_ the Interest, but
the principal amonnt may bo paid In service rem
Bored by the Company In transporting troops,
11141iS Tho interest is now much more than
paid in this way, besides ffecuriiig_ a great saving
In time and money to the Government.
ly.—A Government Grant of the right to issue its
own FIItST MORTGAGESUNDS, to aid in building
the road, •to the tame amount as the U. &Bonds,
issued for the name purpose, and no more. Tho
GOVIIIISMENT PEII3IITB the Trim tees of 'the First
Mortgage Bondholder° to deliver the Ronda to the
Cotorauy only as the road Is complete, and after
It has been nantnined by the United States Com
missioners and pronounced to bo .in all inspects
firstalass Railroad, laid with a heavy Trail,
andadroplotely supplied with depots, options,
turnoute, carshops, locomotives, care, &c.
V.—A Capital Stock Subscription from the stock
holders, of which oreiTiglit Mikes Defers have
been paid in upon the Work already done, and
which will bo increased as the wants of the Com
puny require.
Vl.—Nat Cash Earnings 011 its Way lthelnen, that
already amount to MORE THAN,THE liITEREBT on the
Birst Mortgage Bonds.' Those earnings are an
indication of the vast through traffic that must
follow the opening of the lines to Cato pacific, but
they cm thinly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE 'BONDS:
upon such a property, costing nearly three time their
amount.
Are Secure beyond any Contingency.,, '
Tho COmpany have abundant means in their trea
sury, and make no appeal to'the 'public to purchase
their Bonds, as the daily subscriptions aro entirely
eatisfactOry; but they submit that, for entire security
and liberal returns, there Is certainly no bettor In•
vestment in the market. _
The lluiritePacific Bends aro 'ftir $l,OOO cacti, and
have coupons attached. They have thirty, years to
run and bear annual Interest, payable, on the first
days of. January and July at tho Company's Office in
the City of New York, at the rate ofkix per cont. In
gold at maturity. At the present 'rate of, gold, these
bonds pay an annual Income on the cost of
'
NEARLY. NINE PER .CENT
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY
• - WILL SOON:BE AT - A PREMIUM.
The Company reserye the right to advance the price
to a rate above par at any time, and will not
fill any orders or receive any subscriptions
ou which tho money has not been actually paid at the
Company's office before the time of. such advance.
Beater subscribing will remit thopar value of the
tornio and the accrued. Interest in currency at the
rata of six_por..cont, per annum;_from Aho_dato.
which the last coupon was paid. Subscriptions will
Ito received in Carlisle by
A. L. SPONSLER,
and in New York
At the Company's Oflloo,'No.lo Nassau Street,
Jam J. Cisco & Son, Dankors No. 59 . Wall St.,
And by the Company's advertised agents throughout
Renna donee:s — should be made idflnifts or other funds
par Xew Fork, and the Ronda will be sent free of
- c i l ic n st?a e g l git r .s, l l " o r iti 2glrosihenrt7otri'llic7ribasca3l,;fle'iteth„r
'A PAMPHLET ANOMAP FOR 1868 has just been
published by 'the Company, giving fuller inforniation
- than Is possible In an advertisement, respecting - the
Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country
traversed by the Itoad,•theNeens for Construction,
and the Value of.the florae, Which will be sent- free
on application at the Company's office or to any OL.
the ath`ii - rtised a4enta.
JOINT J. CISCO, Troosuror, Now York
29m03-1.18.
. ,
G 0 S S UNR LV A LI, E D
LINIMENT ! •
After several years' experience with • -
this preparation, the suPecrilier places
it butote the public in the confident
Lclleftlint it w 1)1 meet every ryasons
hie expectation. A fair tri II will eon- l imEN,l ,,
vine° the most skeptical of itsmorits•
For bruises, cuts, festering eons, " r " .-- •
fistula, spade, sprains, swellings, .te., in horses, pit
haa proved au invaluable remedial` agent; while Et t a
efficacy in curing diseases of the human flesh . Ouch
as frosted limbs, cuts, sores rheumatism, burns,
Ac., has been fully tested. •
{Rjir - FOr sale at Humors Grocery Store and Ilugh's
Confectionary Store. 22nlay 66-but.
i tV3rENTS WANTED FOR THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF. TEll WAR,
ITS CAUSE, CIIARACTEIT, - CONDUCT AND
BY BON. ALEXANDER jl. STEPHENS.
A Book of all Sections and all Parties:
This great work pi esents the only complete and
impartial anal3slo of the cause of the War yet, pub
lished. and gives those interior lights and shadows
of the great conflict only known to those high
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20 South Seven St., Philadelphia, Pa.'
22niay•It
A DESIRA - BLE PROPERTY AT
tl PRI VATE 'Ed LE.
In Clearspring, Washington C . "( iintyilid.
The auliscrlbor Inteas clanging his location In
business, offers hilt-twcHitocy
BRICK STORE 'AND ,pWEiLING
• Tho Store' House 'le 20 by 20 foot, .tho Dwelling has
10 rooms with collar under the whole holm And
store,
A pert Is covered dith Slate and part Tin, with
SPWI.N6 iiOVSE GOOD STBLING,
CARRIAGE lIOUSE, GOOD LOT and all good FRUIT,
one of tho best - locationg for Wellness in town.
Porsone buying the above properly can got possess.
fon by tho fith day of `August or let of September
.Can also if thoy desire buy tho„Stock -of Goode do I
will Oren good Bargain in th em at cost, 40, Also
•
Brick llguso with- -8 . Boom) and Half Lot,
with all good Out, Buildings, and water in the }mid,
now occupiod as a Confectionary Store, Also ' -
A FRAME TWO-STORY SHOP
0
Possession of the two last named properties will
be given on the let of April volt. For further- In.
formatiol ruldress, MARTIN MYEIIS.
22may .
Oleemlprlnip3ld,,
CHOOL TAX FOR 1868.-
tholliciplicatoo of School Truces • for the Borough
of Carlisle, le now In tho bonds of the Treasurer for
colloitlon. Notice is therefore givan that the Treas
urer will attend At the county °nun House, (Co,r
roissitruers °Mee) on
Priddy the 818 t of .714 next, , ,
between the hours of 6 and 6 o'clock of said. ,day, for
the purrore of receiving said Taxes, up to which
time nu abatement of Five per cont. will be maids en
all Space paid. Persons wishing to pay their taxes
before th above date, cab do we, by calling at the
office of the Treasurer in Marion Etall . bitilding.
J, W. EBY, Treasurer. ,
22may-10t
10 CaNTRAOTORS AND - BUILD.'
rats,,
oaks' proposals, niarkoll proposalsfor 4 building
Air tho poor of Ournborland county, Will fie rocolval
by the undorsiguodlat Carlisle, unfit the Sth day of
Juno, next, at 12 o'clock, ht., for building an addl.
Count building for the poor of °arab eriand county,
on ground adjoining the present Poor 110164.
Plans and specifications airy be seen at the tottjes . of
tho county Commissioners, • ' • •
The, Board of Diroc,tors riworve the right. to reject
all or any of the proposals. Ample" aricurity will 6o
r equired from the otcoptod bidder. ~. ", • •
J. SNIDER,
• JOUNTATIL,
DAVID WOLP'"
Directors of tho Poorof Cui6 - 6; C,o.
2 7takpat
• •
POSEj &BATI 4 ER kayo prune
Yarra Cigar for ere onto. Try -
may-08. ,
pANTEL ItWJ
Executer
AYLIER. ale - the place
to 'got a 464t1Te, cent. , Olgal. 'Beret forget the
Between .Rheem'a Hall l and the Franklin - Bons
lataay4B
0; L. HALBERT
600
MEM
I=
EEC=
HOUSE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DeMOTTIz . WARD'S
QIROUS AND , MENAGERY ! .
Oiginised and Equipe& In Now York City for the
Baum of lift, with New' CanvAs. New Vans and
Chariots, New Cage', Beautiful and Appropriate Ap.
pointuseuts.
A aropEL_F,XHIBITION
In every setWO of the word
The 'following are among the specialities the
blanagomeet hare the honor of presenting
The Best Stud of Thorougbred Horses,
The Best Lady Riders, •
The Best Pad Riders,
The Best Bare-back Riders, ••
The Best Three Clowns in America,
. The Wonderful Dwarf Elephant,
"FANNY!" •
Two years old, 80 inches highT, welghe 2,50 pounds,
undoubtedly the mullinet ever, exhibited, in any
•
country. •
'PROP. THOMPSON'S
GREAT PERFORMING BULL,•
The Multiform Foato of thin Animal. In the Ring
corpsmen belief, and havojuatly been clamed among
the
Wonders of th; 19th Century.
Pro. GEO. POREPAIIIMPS Matchless
TRAINED WILD ANIMALS
More Trained Animals exhibited to tho Andlonee
than any Show luta over 'exhibited before. ,
•
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4-,
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MARK THE 'ARRAY OF TALENT 1 •
MLLE JOSEPHINE. TOURNIAIRE,
Premiere Equestrienne and Maltrosse Du Choral.
. DHSS CAROLINE WARD;
•
The "Pith Star" of the Arena.
MADAME DeMOPT,
The celebrated Classic Equestrienne,
MADAME CARLOTTA,
The Dashing and Dauntless Nuestrenne and "Sprite
• of the
_MILL DeMOTT, 7 ,-
Whose Beautiful and During Equestrian Persoriatione
have gained for,him the title of the
,_•,• Winged
Mercury."
MR. J. WARD,
The Model Clown,_Jester and Grotesque, the great
Multiform I'm former of the profession. A. a
. Slack Rope performer and in Plato SPlnnldg,
Juggling, Ac. , Mr. Ward acknowledges
• no equal,, • -
M. JAMES DINERS,
• Tho Geniarand Original Jester
MR. CHARLES MORGAN,
, The ColobFated Trick UlOWn.
- " THE ARABIAN BROTHERS,. '
The most wonderful Athletes of this or any other
age in their Picturesque and Agile Groupings.
Teurbilleus and Vaultings;
THEODORE TOURNIAIRE,
A prominont•member of the illustrious family that
have challenged the admiration of the World.
MISSES IRNE OA ItL ETON,
And JENNY CARNEAL,
MADAMES SIVORI, BARTON,
MESSRS. LaBLACIIE. POLENTKI,
LIENDERSON, BARTOW and JAY,
Together with a full and compotant Corps of Grooms,
Erittertut, Cabers, and-Atteridente,
Tho Monogrlo Dollertment:lff Managed by Mr. GEO
NOREPAUGIII
The Ocatical •
TROUPE OF ACTIN(} BEARS
A Herd of
JAPANESE SHEEP
The Druid Elephant, " FANNY," will be caparisoned
at each entertainment with a
Splendid Oridtal Houdah
Or Elephlint Saddle, In which children from among
the Audionco will benllowod the novelty of an
_
ELEPFIAIsIT BIDE;
TAE PARAGON OP- WONDERS;
• THE RUNNING' BISON,.
LEAPING BUFFALO.
A• Real Ilidittg Act, acbluved utiou bls back by tbo
Capture and Trainor
A Iphonze Micardo
Wbo will apsolutely Impel him over
GATES, PARS 85 OBSTACLES
C(Matitutlng the mbet
ELEOTIiTO PERFORMANCE
Everstven in n Olreli?'. •
The Proceselon'wlll entorrthe TOwn at 10 o'clock, A
01, led by:PROEBSSOB KANE'S Aletropiolltbin Silver-
Cornet Band; followed by the Dwarf Elephant •IJIAN
, NY " borne upo richly decorated Oar and the en
Aire retinue of (ane, Oharloter, Tnlilinux Cat, •74,..
Cages. . ,
ADMISSION - - - 50 Ma'
Children under 12, years • = '25
Doors open at 2& 7 P.'M Per forman.
cos ,to commence , hal!' an hour later.
THIS,MAM - Sl,olql BROW
Ezra= AT
31E6HAmos4ppi r l'uoadv, Juno ;oth,
CAMASLE,: Wo . dnoaday,-Junti 10th.. ,
13}IIIITF,NSBURG, Thursday, Juno 11th,
Ono day 'only; Afteroon and Eve it
inset Eaoh Place.
IMM
JOHN DORNER.
MERCHANT - 'TAlnGo`lt
In llratner's Building, near Itheem's Hall, Carlisle;
Pa., hag Just returned from the Eastern Cities • with
the largest and most .
COMPLETE' ASSOIiTMENT . OF
Olotba
• • . Veatings :
Gents', Furnishing Goods, &c„.
brot4bt to Oarllslo.
His clothe comprise -
)El4oLniu, ,
- FRENCH, and • • • •
dItERIOAN MANUFACTURER!,
,of tho finest texture and of all shades. .
.
Mr. Dotner . being himself a practical cotter..of. long
oxporlonea la prepared to warrant portent tits, and
prompt tilling of orders.
Mee° Goods - by tho yard, or cut to- order. Don't
forgot the plans.
•
16may 68-tf.
JACOIi MYERS,. TREASURER OF
ritha 'Bounty Tax sitpickinlion Township, In a&
count with said township, 6111'11 26th, 1868.
-.. 7 D1t,
Aprll27, 1007. To Balance thou , duo by hfm to
trovothip,
$2BO 63
April 25, 1868. To amount of Duplicate
for 1807, 2703 90
' •
1868. " • , •
Aril 23 By amount -of exonbr.
atone allowed on iln. ~
plicate. $137- 02 '
' "Commissions paid B. M.. .
- Kenyon, Collector. fit 81
"amount paid for .adver
.
tieing last year's account, 98 00
• "amount paid Township - - -
' - bond, 1n full and Interest. 2118 78
' , "copiroleslon allowed .to
'Breasnrer. 14 00
•
. • "amount pa id auditors. r
4
and clerk. OO
• $2072 97
Balance due Township . , $20 , 06
We hereby certify that we hate expaimg_the at.
counts and vouchers of Jacob Myers, Treasurer of
the Bounty fund, and find the balance in_his,hunds,
due 01i-township, to' be twenty dollars and six dents,
as 'above stated.
' In testiniony whoro'of, ao hare sot our hands, this
26th day of April, A. D. 'lB6B.
RICHARD WOODS,
WIC A. COFITY,
Wll. GALBRAITH,
- -
Auditors.
Attest: J. M. Gardner, llup. Clerk
J. T. DELAO:ROIX--,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
R.-P- E - T. _N .S
MATTINOB, OIt 2 CLOTHS, Rugs,. ENO
Wholes* and Retail,
No.. 37 South Second St., above Chestnut,
N. B.—Purchaseri will - do well to cell
Btotty-21a.
2e00,000 Customers in Four Years
INATRONIZE THE REST
Haying the largest dapital, moat experlonced buyers,
and extensive trado of any concern In the Dollar
Bale business, we
•
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in• every instance, and also the best selection of
Goode ever offered at
ONE 'Do'LLAR
•No other conCcr_nlywany . Mow
_wherever oar AVMS
are telling. a Our motto. "Prompt and Reliable?'
Male and female agouti, wanted In city and country.
Are particularly requested to try our popular club
system of soiling all kinds of DRY AND FANCY
_acooDs, DRESS PATTERNS; CCPPON CLOTH, CAS
TORS,. SILVER PLATED GOODS, WATCHES, Sc.
(Established 1864.) A patent pen fountain and •
check describing an article to be sold for a dollar,
lOcts; 20 for $2; 40 fur 4s; 00 for $6; 100 for $10; sent
by mail. Free presents to getter up, (worth 00 per
cent more Than those mg by any other eoetterts,) accord
ing to sloe of club. Send us a trial clyb p or If not
do not fall to 'send fork circular..., " ,
N. IL—Our sale ahoald not be classed with New
York dollar jewelry solos or bogus "Tea Caratlentos,"
as It Is nothing of the sort.
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
0 Hanover Street,•Doston, Mass.
22iney US. _
RIVATE SALE.—The Subsoribek,
P
residing irWast,- - P - tmnsborough township, at
Monet Reek, Vergat private sale - the following de
scribed rent ostatik ll'lotufgeound costal ning a little
more than ono acre, having thereon erector; a two sto
ry LOO LIME WEATHERBOARDgD,A LOG SLIM
MAKER SIIOP a story and a halfhigh, a Good Stable,
Wagon Shod, Corn Crib and Hog Pon. A good 11,11 of
water is also on the promises. Terms reasonable.
Inquire of
And lINDERIIILL,
grimy 158-Bte .
/1- DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE of
~- J UDlTlrlifltEßß,oe'd, - - - -
- atter. of Administration on the ostato ofJudtth
AI ere, late of Frank ford township, .Cumberland co.,
hits been issued by the Register to. the subscriber re•
siding In West Pennsboro' township. All persons
haying claims will present, and those indebted will
masa payment to
•
lOapr tizi•ot .
A NOTICE.—The updo . r•
signed scald lug In East Pro
ennsbongh town
ip, heving by deed of voluntary assignment, been
appointed assigned , of Theodore Willett, of New
Cumberland,• notice Is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said Willett, to make payment and those
having claims to present them,to
GEO. W. GRISSWELL,
Assignee. •
24aptIWA
S. 31. COTLIc.
J . O B B S I N
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods. And Statlowery. All
order's will receive prompt attention.
No. 11, Bouth Hanover Si.. Carnal°.
OM Agents for the Chambereburg Woollen Mile
Omar ly.
AN AGENT is .wanted for Cumber;
land county by the Continental Life basun
ante Company of New York City.
Mile many new and popular feetuiee of the Com
pany. the liberal method of its business, the wealth.
and Mending - of the °Meets and Directors, and the
nnparalled success the Company has achieved, ran.
dere it deelrablirto be connected With the institution.
Address or Apply WlNTilit & JEWELL,'
Managers & Attorneys for the State of Penns..
426 Chestnut Street; Philrelphia.
15mAy-1t
E. SMILEY.-
7- MILLINER & DRESSMAKER,
No. vl9 South Pitt Stroot, Car Halo, Pn.
N. B. Aoont for Skatoo Wood Dialog • Esptbllgh
want.
240pi11 09. •
FSTATE NOTICE.
.Aete hotter, of - Administration on the estryab , of
r Garber, late of Penn township, deed.,linite been
granted by the Register of this county, to. the sub-
Acriber residing in Ohambersburg,' Penna. , All per
sons havingslaima will present them, and thoseir,
dated meka pAynient to
17aprII-Ot.
s.
The largo three story house on the'corner 0f,.,111gh
and Bedford fits known as the Thorn property.'
. TBN 4-roomed houses on 11lawly street, Low tt
White people. ,Begulre of
2lfob 08 am
ADIVIOOII ,
INIk I RATOR'S NTIOE,
rattan of Administration having thin day
pentad 'on the.estate 'of the Rev,,flerman
Johnson, D. D. Woof tho Borough mfearliele to the
subscriber residing in the same place. .Nitice' is
to
hereby Oran to all persons Indebted tho 'ld"'es
tate to make Immediate payment and those haying
claims to present them to
17aptil- 6 E
ADMINISTRATOR'S' XOTIOE.—.
-Lotom-nr-namtnietratlen-on--thw-eitate: o-
Garver, deed late ,of Silver Spring tewnelilp,
this county, having this been leaned to the sub
ac . Mang . in gamp,den township; notice:la
hereby given to all porisona indebted to said mita° to
make payment, and to all periwig haring claims will
preeont them to
'24prll:l3t
to art
Lettere of .Adudilletrtlon on the 'eutate 'of
to ert Sloore, late of tfilf Borough of Carllee,, has
been Issued by the Register of Cumberland' 00., to
thld4hefiriber.• Ail persona .havltog Mahal will pro
sent and those Indebted will make payment to •
- THOMAS M. 51001lE, Administrator.
or to WEAHLIIT k SANAS., AttY'a.
WANTED. , :—TwoIve or fifteen ,wO-;
men to noik.in An room of ESL holly Paper
DIM good Wfl OE and constant smployment. Apply
A. BUNEWL4D.
einsy-Bt..
. .
MISC.ELL AN_EOUS..
efu3simores,
e i
T-HE LAD,IES
RRNRY BROWN,
Mount Rock, P. 0.
Dr. SAMJEL MYERS, .
• , - Adolfolstator of
' JODITII MYERB
W. SCOTT COTLY
COYLE & CO
SAISIIIEL GARBER,
Aministrator
Ti, R, BIIAPLBY,
cor. No.rth.ajul Pitt' lit
W. I?. BADLIt.
Administrator—
SAMUIL EBILIILY
MIS CELLally-E0
mtz . z.rctr.s
VEGETABLE „AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRAOLE OF THE AGE!
Glra7-Eleadea:People have their
'locks restored by it - to the dark, lustrous,
silken,tresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, aded erred Hair,
have these unfashionable_ colors. changed to
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are cpvered with
Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have
clean coats-and clear- and healthy scalps!
lßald.aleaded. Veterans have
their remaining' locks tightened, and the,
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
$2993 03
Young Gentlemen use it becOuse )'t is
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it bdcaule it keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody 'must and will use it, because
it is ,the cleanest 'and' best article in the
market! • .
For, Side by ,Druggists
TIABI9II
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL
CHANGE OF-HOURSI-
On and after Manckiy, , Nay lltk, 1868, Passenger
Trains will run daily as follows,P(Bundays aieepted):
WEBTW-A,.RD:
AOCOI/3(.OiA.TION TRAIN ieftVBll Harrisburg 8,05 A. M.
Mechaidcsburg 8,38,1101m1° 0,15, Norville 0,60, Ship
peueburglo,26, Chambersbnrg 10,45, Grasincastla 11,23,
arriviiig at Hagerstown 11,60 A. 51.
Mot Tamil leaves _Harrisburg. 1,40 P.M., Mechan.
Icsbu'rg 2:13; Carlisle 2,45, Norville 8,201 - Bhippana ,
burg .6,13/, Chambarsburg • 4,30, Greencastle 6,05
arriving at Hagerstown 6,36 P. M.
Eirrtur Item leaves Harrisburg. 4,16 P. M.,
Mechaolcsburg 4,47, Carlisle 6,17 Nowvlllo 5,60,
-Shippensburg 8,17,
_orrivirtg - Chambersburg at
.
6,45 P: M.
. .
A Muse TRAIN loam Ohoraberaburg 8,05 A. 51.,
Greencastle 9,25,,arr1v1ng at Hagerstown 10,10 A. N.
ACCOMIODATIOR Truitt leaves Chambersburg 4,45
A. M., Shlppensburg 5,14, Newville 5,46, Carnal° 0,18,
Mechanicsburg 0,47, arriving at Harrisburg 7,15 A. M.
Mart Trutt; leaver; Hagerstown 800 A. 51., Green
castle 8,35, Chambersburg 9,15, lthippensburg 9,45
Nowville 10,10, Carlisle 10,53, Mechanicsburg 11,20,
arriving at Plarrhibrfrg 11,55 A. M.
Prawn TRAIN leaves Hageratown 12,05 P.'51.,
Greencastle 12,33, Chambersburg 1,10, Shipponsburg
1,43, Newlin° 2,15, Curlislo 2,58 Mechanicsburg 3,20,
arriving at Harrisburg 3,65 P.. 5?.
- A slisso - Tasuraleavirs Hagerstown 3,15," P. 117
Greencastle 4,22, arnie ing at Chambersburg 5,15
P. 51.
SW-Making close connecting at Harrisburg with
trains to and from Philadelphia, Now York, Irani
moro Washington , Pittsbfirg and ell polo to Weld.
BIIPERINTENDENT'S Ornce,
J 1 0. N. LULL.
MapChambereburg, Pa., ay 8, 1808;Snp'i.
15may-08.
C
UMBERLAND VALLEY HORSE
INSURANCE AND DETECTIVE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $50,000
' Thu•above -Company—haei been organised for the
Insuring - Of all kinds of litre stock agtst _lose - .by
death, theft or accident.'
Tbotates of Inaurance are ue IoW and a favorable
no any Company of the kind in the United . States,
while an abundant capital, -and a careful Manage.
moat of Its affeire, make it most desirable' to those
wishing to Insure.
F. SAILER, •
Applications fir Insurance can be matte to
11. K. PEFFER, Ageqt at
Car Palo Pa
Or to J. E. JOUNSON: Actuary, Shipputsburg Pa
Bmay 6B- y.
pOARDING.
The subscriber having rented and taken V 0218111 3-
elan of the large and commodioui dwelling house,
known as Inhofe building,. situated on the south
west corner of Market Square and tianoves Street,
'proposes to' accommodate a limited numbor_ofper
manentboarders, and all transient - catem - tit may
apply. 'flaying just retived.from the proprietorship
of tho Coraman House, he Is well prepared to fur
nish the very beet accommodations to be found in
the town. Persons desiring good noardlng at rea
sonable rates, will do .well to call anii give him a
trial.
Bmay4E
rjAH E FARMER'S BANK -OF CAR
LISIX,PeNNAYLVANIA,_
Recently organized, bee been opened, forlrannot ion of
a general banking luminous, In the corner room of R.
Olven's now building, on the North West corner cf
High street and Iho Centro Square. ._ .
The Directors hope by liberal and careful mirage.
mint to make this s Popular Institution, awl a !gate
desposilory for all who may tarot the bank with their
accounts. . .
Deposits received and pa id back on demand, inter
est allowed on special deposits, (told, Bilver,Treasury
Notes aid Government Bonds, tniughtStud sold.
Collections made on all accessible points In the
country. Discount day, Tuesday. Banking hours
from 9 o'clock A. N. to 8 o'clock P. M.
=term.
R. Given, President, Wm._ll..Blillor„.
Thomas Paxton. David Hethes,
John W. Craighead, lA. J. Herman,
2;mar-08 tr. Abraham Witmer,
CHARLES WILLIAMS
HEATING, AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
Noe. 1132 & 1134 Market Street,
infLADELPIIIA.
Has an entirely - new heater. - It Is constructed
as to at once commend Itself to general favor '
.being a
combination of wrought and' cast iron It Is very
Mamie In its construction - andle perfectly air tight;
self-cleaning, havlng no pipes or drumsAo be taken
out and gleaned. It Is so arranged with upright
flues as to produce i larger amount of heat from the
same weight of coal Ova any furnace - now In use.
The bygrometie conoitlgn of the air as toroduced by
my now arrangement of evaporation will at once de
monstrate that it is the only -
\ HOT AIR FURNACE
that will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.' I
em now making fliv - ahses. of PORTAALES, and four
for Masonry.
. RANGES,"
..,_........._ .
--- SiMeinfattentitin le call to my NEW GOLDEN
EKOLE COOKING RANGES, as I feel assured ,there
Is nothing in use that can ,compare with them, as
regards their durability,-economy, acid efficiency, with
a largo assortments of Low Down Grates,. Fire Place
•Storer Registers and Ventilators. Bond for Illus
tinted circulars., . -.
'may 08.41 m, ,
. .
WM. a.,PEFFER.•
FAMIL,Y GROCE.R. •
At the old and well.establlahod stand, next door
to Faber's note], hes just opened. the, largeat and
'freshest stock of
FAMILY' IIROCEBIES,
niUITS OF ALL KINDS,
.QUEENOWADE, . •
WOODEN and - WILLOW-WARE.
Fresh BUTTER AND EGIOB, kept - constantly -on
hand.
.',..- HAMS AND DRIED.I3EEP..
°holdPotatoes by tho Luella' or peak.. -
Don't forget the place, next door to Faber's Hotel
• -• DM. O. ?EIMER.
ibtoay-31..,
•
.. .
-iNOTICE:—Ie hereby given,that we
heve 'revoked tho agency hitherto eld by- Mr.
.11. W.Shreiner, for the sale of the right to manure.
tura our patent:Manure Drag and, Holster, and that
we will not retognise any sales made bf him after
able dati..
Slyo SUNK,
Lancaster, May /1; AB6Bt
I.scoapit
VULL,ING •
subrcriber herring purchased the Woolen
.Faotfiry wall known as White's FMMory situated
at Sterrett's Gap, &Gras to Inform hie old ,"
manumit
frlOridartg'finerally, - that ho la prepared to manu
facture „...
CLOT H S EPS. &0.,
and tliat bo
• CARD WOOL, R.tTut, ()Lurks,
and attend to all business in hfa line with- prompt•
nen and to a wnrktruitillite manner, • • -
Yes cdtivonienee. of thinin custorosii -
In Carlisle and vicinity, wooll' will be received at
1 / a Uerle Store, in Carlisle, and at„Wllliam. libeafer's
Loped road. . •
• 1 JAMES
• „...
phe IVIDEND, -. 1 - '--
CARLINI:I DIPOSITPANK. Bfey 6,1868:
. Board of Dlrdatore hard deolared a dlvldeatt'of
four, per cent., for the last ehemooths, clear or lute,
payable on dematil. , Ity order of the Board.
.3. PALOMAR,
Gtielfer..",.
errusy 88
1868. s'Y. 5 !-M E it 1868.
A magnificent dock of new Goooda now on ex
blbition at
areimfield at No.'4 East Dfain..St.
Raving dotormlued to keep a much larger 'stock
of Dress .1:loode -than herotolbre r I am now pre
pared to exhibit one of the most beautiful stock
of goods, consistir4 of ill the latest novelties . of the
season for ladles sults, and also. all the thin fabr ice
for summer wear
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS ON HAND
Every thing In our Dress Good department will be
found.- of thol latest Importation of our purchases
last week, we know we have some bargains that 'can
not be found elsewhere.
GRENODEANS
The new and desirable shades :of PEARL end 818
WOE ALPACAS only 60 cents.
•
The DM armament of
t.wn from $1,75 0'4,60 per yd
-- Delain - eg,
BOUPAZINBO,
TA - MIB-OLOTH,,—
CASHMERES, &a.-
A great bargain In all WOOL DELAINEB, lILAOK
lILUE, DRAB and BISMAIIII.
A good assortment of
Glosas,
4'; Crape,
Collars,
W. B. MULLIN G
• Pre-n*lm!
WILLIAM M'OLELLAN,
Vice President.
Funeral orders promptly land satleattorlyi Allsd
A well 'oleo ted stook of -
_bought very ch o p , will .be..soldat popula,prlcei
&Om thelowest grade to the &teat New York Mille
Including all -the beet makes. s
EIMEGGE3
HICKORY STIPES,
GINGHAMS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
7.0. itOFFER, atthier.
Pique,
brataiook'i ,
Oambrics, glad and plain Bwisses,
Tarletons, . .. Brilliants,
Btrteed Mealtime, Haden.,
In great Varieties; all sixes °, the beirrUilleh - iitende
at reduced rates: ,
BARGAINS IN SACKING CLOTHS
At tho lowest market rate., In feet many of tkem
cheaper than beforethe war.
FRENCH. CORSETS 'CJIIEYiP
.Tho beat ea Ring Kid.Cliove in town Rolling at $1.26.
A new lot of 11001' SKIRTS, direct from the mann
fee turor et I 1 bargain.
STAIR OIL OLOTIS,
NMI
All Ixak la an examination or my stock. Mayon
will be astonished at thi difference of mice. between
thla and other eatabilahmenta claming to aell-eheaper
L. T. GREENFIELD.
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DRY GOODS
_. ~_.i.
SEASIDE LUSTERS.
GRANIT POPLINS,
OHXNEA POPLINA,
BUMMER POPLINS,
SLAOK SILKS_
A full line of
FA.NOY
Lawns,
Cambrios, _
Peres's,
Aldpica Lusters,
Chillies, &0.,
! _
BLACK GOODS,
W E OAS it
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and Craps's,
Scarfing,
Silks always on hand
DOMESTIC GOODS
Blanched and Unbleached Muslim
COTTON ADES,
CHECKS,
PICKINGS,
PRINTS,
TABLE LINENS,
all at prices that defy competition
WHITE GOODS,
BARGAINS IN SHADES
A. large assortment of Shades
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
OIL OLOTIIS,
TABLE OIL' CLOTHS,"
UMBRELLAS: PARASOLS,
SILK IJMBRELLAS
X%a . ClO.
- ,t 2
BAST MAIN STREBT‘
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DitY GOODS.
1868.
od ds Chi dA4httllusamot.sPßlNethas Jut open.
LEb)IGH &-MILLER)
.. ,„...
.
Have inst received an nnuidally, largo .aupply; ei
BEAUTIFUL GOODS, milted to the season, and nOW
ready for laspection. . .
A GRAND DISPLAY OF
_ .
DRESS SILKS,
In all tho new colors and sliadas
BLACK SILKS.,
=A
of every grade and quality. All the new styles and.
colors of desirable
DRESS GOODS
tar Walking Baits ; aucir as
OHINA MOHAIR POPLINS,
PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,'
STRIPED & PLAIN MOHAIR%
COLORED ALPACAS,
COLORED VELOURS,
• IRENCLI PERCALES,
SCOTCH OINCHAMS,
FRENCH CHINTZES,
And many other goods for the nation
SPRIG SHAWLS,.
BPRING BAQIISB AND MANT
All the new etylee and colors ot
SILK PARASOLS,
For Ladies, Misses and:Children
Please do not forgot the fact that
LEIDICH k MILLER
-stoakof
WHIT .E GOODS, •
ALPACAS,
PLAIN AND STRIPED TSORAIRSi-- ---
PLAIN AND STRIPED JACONETS,-
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLINS,,
PLAIN FRENCH 11112LINS.
- All tho new stylpErof 'rucked sink Striped Unsling
for
GARIBAL.DIS,
MOURNING GOODS,
The beat assortment in the town
FUNERAL GOODS,
Every thing required for funerals. Very strict atten
Lion sleet" to filling all ordore for tho tome. .4,1
DOMESTIC GODS
Stacks and stacks of Bleached and Unbl6ackted
fiIIIBIINS, at - price bonny markat ratan: — Callan
from Bte 12% at e, Good Domestic GlNG7l.BlllBl2%cts.
TIOSINGS, •
CINEOIIB,
TABLE LINENS
and CLOTHS
TABLE DOYLIES ano
- NAPEINS,
TOWELLINGS,
TOWELLINOB, &c., Arc
CARPETS!! CARPETS!
The-largest atocrthat" Lae evor been offered hi
Carliele;and selling at much lower raid than fin
yams. hoot quality
LQWEL THREE PLY,
Bast Quality
HARTFORD THREE PLY,
EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
STRIPED. CARPETS, of allwfdtbs, suit-
suitable for halls and stairs
F T.AOPR „D.IL OLOTEIS,
New styles for hallp, in all widths.
TABLE OIL CLOTHE,
CLOTH TA,IIL.W COVER-S,
Morselllss Quilts,
Lancaster Quilts,
Hoziey Comb Quilts, '
(Now Styles.)
Cord Coverlids
oILWINDOVriIIAtiEti all colors and styles
- GLOTEtt3 ‘44-CABLMERES
The new styles and colors now on hand, and sal
.
ug at greatly reduced prices . •
N OTIOP,TSI-.N9ZIONII
TRIUMINOS, ",• ' .
-BUTTONS • ' • ,
• _ .LADEIf • . ,
Ingurrae . , _
nosikar, - -
•• .OLOVES,
ITABDBEROIIiBTS,
. ItOOP SHIRTS,
and thousand of other good-desirable roods that
;moot ba mentioned 'bare.
Above:,Se glen you but ► amall enumeration of the
'matinee amount of seasonable and attractive stook
of goods that you will find. on hand. Do not Lit' tO
give us an early call as wa are..offaring great _lnduel:
manta In all kinds of, goods. - Groat bargains all, the
"Glue. We do not limit the time for bargaint to sixty
Cr nihety days, but state that at all times we soli
goods cheaper than the cheapest.
-LEIDIOH k MILLER
Sip of the Carpet Hell"
NO: 2,
EAST MAIN STMlat,
OarYds tinnivlyikals.P
SPRING.: 1868.
Embraoiug—
TWO all qualities,
In new styles,