Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, June 19, 1868, Image 3

MARKETS.
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— CARLISLE :PRODUCE 111A141!...ET
•Oarllilo JunBlBll2,l'BoB. .
Family.. ..
Saperflue . -
do RYE . ..
WRITE WHEAT •
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OORN
OATS, (n0w)..;.......
OLOVERSEED •
TIMOTHYSEED
FLAXSEED
BARLEY
GENERAL 1 1 11.0E110E MARKET
at June
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Correelid Week l y by Andrew lBth 1868.
Washmood
MUTTER
Baas,
LARD, TALLO,.:
BOAP,
BEESWAX, -
BACON HAMS
Philadelphia Cattle Market
PnILADELPIIIA, Junols.—Doof Cattle wore in ado
mond tb Is week but prices wore unsettled and
lowerr
obnut 1800 head strived and sold at 10%a11e
for extra Penna. and Western Bteeral 9aloo for fair
and good do.; Lao per lb gross, from common as to
quslity.-- Hogs wuredull and lower. About,o,ooo bead
cold at different yards at 212 80a1400 per 100 lb net.
Sheep were also dull and lower; 0,000 head sold at
$B/03 1 , , ,y'e per lb gross, as to condition. Cows %coin Un
changed; 2,000 hbad Bold at $4O 00a00 00 for springers;
and $40a75 per hood for cos' and calf.
SPECIAL ,NOTICES.
PIC-NIC SEASON.
• We are ploparrd to furnish families or picnic -or a
with the whole line. of edibles belonging to the
SOIII012; .such_ae Lemons, English. Plokies,..flanees,
Sao Sago Choose, Condensed Milk, Clackers, Candles.
Sardines, Salad Oil, Hams, Smoked Beef, Polcigna
Sausage, to.
Wo eapeotlo keep all-the above, together pith the
whole-Hoe of fancy and standard groceries constant
)y on bend, and Warrant give entire
satisfaction, or will be. thankful to havult returned
and will cheerfully refund the money. .
Wit. GLAIR & SON,
"South End" Oarßelo Pa.
• FRESH. SUPPLY of Droge.nrid atedielnes, 'together
with Zpunges; Obamole, Skins, Soaps, Perfumery,
ke., Just received at pornman & Worthington's Prug
Store, N 0.7, East train Street.
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12Jude GS.•
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IDe-DEAVNgI3B,' BLINDNESS, and CATARRH
treated withthe utmostauedess - by 'J. - tektite - 61. D. -
and Professor of Disease of the Eye and Ear in the
,Ilfeditat allege of rainsylvania, 12 years experience,
(formerly of Leyden, Holland,) No. 806, Arch Street,
Phila. Testimonials can he seen=ith this office. Tho
medical faculty-are Invited to accompany their pa
penis, atthdhas no secrets In his practice. Artificial
`eyes inserted without pain. No charge for exam!
elation.
12june
DORSEInd Cattle Powdore and Liniments, togeth
er with a large assortment of fresh Drugs and Medi
dram, Dye Stuffs, 41e., &a s Put roadvad at Cornman'
& Worthingtor.., 4 , east Main Street
Carlisle.
A NEW REMEDY IN CONSIIMPTION.—A''Physi•
plan who had Consumption for several years with ' , I
frequent bleedings of the lungs, mood himself with [„,
a medicine unknown to the profession, when his
cane appeared hapless. lip is the oujy physician who
has used it In his own person, or who has any know!
edge of _its virtues, and he can ascribe the degree o
health homow enjoys to nothing but the use of hi
medicine; and nothing but utter despair and eritir.,
extinction of all hope of recovery, together with a l.'
want
want of confidence in all others Induced him to hazard .9
the experiment. To those suffering with any disease
of the Lungs ho proffers a treatment he confidently
believes will eradicate the dlecase. Price 21,60 pm
bottle or $l3 a half dozen, sent by express. ; Semi fm
circular or call on -, DR. E. BOYLSTON JACKSON,
No. 250 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
22may 68.1 y,
1T011! I Teal!!
SCRATCH I SCRATCH I I SCRATCH I
in from 10 to 48 hours.
- Wheatpn's Ointment—cures- The Itch.
' Wheittoa t tiOintment - curbs Balt
-Wheaton's - Ointment etirifs 'Tatter.
Wheaton's. Ointment curgo Barbers' Itch.
Whoaton's Ointment curos Old Solos.
Wheaton's Ointment cures •Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price, 50 cants a box ;by mail, 00 cents. Address
WRENS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street
Poston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggist's.
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septoo 1374y.'
NEW AD VER TISE.II.IE 1V TS.
AN ORDINANCE opening Locust
Alloy leadiog Irom West Street to College
titr. et.
Be It anactod'aud ordained by the Town Council
of the Borough-of Carlisle, and it Is hereby enacted
and continual by the authority 'of the same:
That'Locust Alley be extended on the line of Its
present - direction to College Street, at a width of twen
ty feet.
Bnacted into nn ordreance this sth day of 'Juno,
A. D. 1808. •
C. P. iluAtion.
President of Town Council
JOHN CAMPBELL, •
'Chief Burgeefe
ATTEST—J. M. ALLEN,
Soot'y of Cdrpbration
I.j3Juoo 3t.
A N ORDINANCE repealing part of
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another Ordinance.
fto enacted an ordained by• the authority of the
Town Council of the Borough of Carlisle; and it is
hereby enacted and ordained by the same.
and
thethe ordinance passed Dec. 14th 1866, be and
the eame le hereby repealed as far as it relates to the,
extending and opening of North street In said
Borough, enacted into an ordinance this sth day of
Juno, A. D. 1868.
• C. P.
President of To . tvn Council.:
JOHN CAIII9IEI.II.
ATTEST—J. hi. ALLEN,
Sect'y of Corporation
lajuno.3t.
AA ORDINANOE-RELATINO TO
. THE EXTENSION OF COLLEGE STREET.Pp,
enacted and ordained by the Town Council or the
Borough of Carlisle, and it Is hereby enacted and or
dained by the same. .. •
That College street In said Borough bo extended
and opened from Main street In the line of the . prat.
tint direction afraid College street, at a width of sixty
feet toe point where it will Intersect what is known
as the Walnut Bottom road.
Enacted into an ordinance this 6th day of June, A.
D., 1868.. ' • . 'C. P..11061R1011 .
President of Town Council.
JOIINOAMPBELL,
' Chief Burgess.
Tur—J. M. ALLEN,
Boo'y of Corp oration
19juno-3t
:IAN- ORDINANC.U . -- REPEAING
AN OM/MANCE REGULATINO TIIE WEIGH
r COAL. PASSED DEC. 14, 1805.—8 e it enact
ed by the Team Council of the Borough of Carlisle,
and it le hereby enacted and ordained by the authori
ty of the dame:
That the ordinance paised 14 Deo. 1806, regulating
the weighing of coal, bo and the same is hereby re
pealed:-
Enacted into an ordinance this 6th day of Juno,
A, 8., 1808. 0. P. HUHRICH,
President of Town Council.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Ohigliurgess.
Arrasr—J:PA: ALLEN,
Soe'y of Corporation
10Juno-3t. - •
•,• OXTR .N.HW• CHART
- FOR MN •
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN'
•18. READ•Y,
(Mika TOE DEPT OF LIELNEPOPS OP , ,
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G.NA.NT -AND
• BEIPCIIES of their Lives, the PLAttentz, • Drrtene. of
AoozrYsflen, Powraarre of all the PRUIDENTB and
much STATIOTAOAL. MATT= relating to proyloaProal.:
dentist Blectione..
lifirA good Agent wanted In tlde county •
Address H. H. LLOYD & 00., Pabliebere,
2), JohnDtreet, Now York. lOJuno it :
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TALVABLE TOWN PROPERTY
iLT •PRIVATEI SALE. . •
Tholuibuer,lboriintondins to ivaroVirlkorei'Carllele7 ,
ogoronelnivati. pule tile residence, saltuntiS on South
• Hanovor Stcoat, Nos Be, and BT., • ,••• '
Tha proporty cousksta of a " "
0.11. E 11 . 011'61 . E4 "
. .
o no pnst'or which la huilt of Stone an d. tho othei
'of Brick, making two oompitote 'Uouses, suitable , 'for
dwellings or pluses of business.
There ate also-tiro Fr hTIIO Buildings on the premfess
which could be very readily be; converted • Into
dwellings. ' • • . -
F 9 i , ,,,, jm ikffliAtrier • particulars enquire...or..tho.
Braman:v.; keetillilit tin thepremises.' . • •
, • • :WOW.% It. lIRLTAII,.
. It Not eoldbefore Oat,lat 1869,•this property will
be cirerad at public solo on that cloy. • , •
19June-tf.
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TREASURY
QA , u. , s: I4OTIOB.
wi tni—uoao r ft,of u. , 8..7 80 , Taint= NoiFa
should near in mind , ebat the time allowed ' for. cone
version Into 6.20 .11oxide,wiii expire on tho 16th hut.,
foxthe Junnteries, and t,he 16th of Ally for the'
July aeries, a ft er , which - periods 'the —Government
will pay pcf the Notes in Gresnbaeke, and holde n ' of
7.80 Notes will lose the edvadtage of receiving' a 5.20.
•131x_Ver,Vent Gold Bearing .Bond, or the present , ,high
~
,pemium on the 7 7 80'x.
TON BARIORS' BANK OR OARLIBLE; ' ' '
will attend to the conversion - oir;erele- of these notes
foll j arnos Miens word, , .. ..• . ' • -). , ' ,
NEW ADVEATISEMENTS
r -Penn Mutual Life-bsuyance Company
.. 1160
.... 8 00
7 75
2 50
...2 00
r... 100
life Insurance Policy on Panora
ESSE
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The Board of Trustees Lave declared a scrip dly
dend of .
FIFTY PER CEN.T., •
upon the cash preinitimi received In 1807 on all
Policies in force on the 91st of Doe., and have decided to
receive all the scrip issued up to,' and Including Jan
uary 1865 inpayment of premiums. •
The undersigned•ls ready to deliver - certificates to
parties entitled to receive them at the Cat lisle Agency
at his office, NO: 8, West main Street, at any time
after date of this notice.
••- 1 .05— to
Pamphlets, table rates, applications and every - In
formation furnished withouti charge. -
BACON SHOULDERS, 15
BACON SIDES, : 15
WIUTE BEANS - , 3 05'
PARED PEACELES, 25
UNPARED PEACHES . 13
DRIED APPLES, , 250
RAGS, 4
.• A: L. 81;ONBLEtt, Agent.
A liberal 'percoutagii will to paid .to one or two
good, reliable persona, to canvass oumborl and county
on behalf of the above company, which is its only
'Mutual Lift Insurance Company in 'Pennsylvania r and
one of the oldegt and most reliable In the country.
Apply to A. L. BYONBLER, Agent.
12June OS. -
It EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" A Double 3. Story Brick Mouse , • •
w h Frame kitchen attached, suitable ' •
for occupancy of two, famillee, or as a H•ll
Store Room and Dwelling, eititated on NA
PENN STREET, - (JARLISLE,
will be disposed of on favorable terms.
13june OS.
• Also anornmodlona Too Story Brick ' • •
Dwelling Houso, with Brisk ' Back
Building, situated on Bast Mann
IN •
Street, Carlisle.
16june 68,
Also a valuable building lot, situated on tho South
East corner of West and Pomfret Streets, fronting
60 feet on Pomfret, and 240 feet on West Street.
This is one of the most desirable building lots in the
borough.
12june 08.
Also a Three Story Dwelling Rouse, '
built of Brick and a Frame, containing 8 v " , '
rooms anAkltchim.•with all the modern •
improvements, with stable and carriage 1 . „
a
hove in the roar, situated on a lot of
ground on West Loutt4ir-Stroet, Carlisle, containing
62 feet in front and 2{U feet In depth, a very desirable
residence.
12j une 68
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NOTICE.: - Notiee-is hereby given
that an application bas been' fnao teher
Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland cn d unty, t to_
grant a Charter Incorporation to tho Carlisle Build
log and Loan Aasociation, and that if no aufficient
cause Is shown to the contrary to the said Court on
the 18th day ofAugust, next,
.the memo will thou be
granted. a
Prothonotary's OfltCe
12June•3t.
AMERICAN,
ANTI-INCRUSTATION CO'S oFp.T.cy,
No. 147 -South Fourth Street,
THE-ANTI
NE
PENNSYLVANIA.
ELASTIC
711 T Clfkttiut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
EL-ASTI . ° SPONGE,
FOR ALL
UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES
Cheaper than Feathers or Hair,
FAR SUPERIOR. -
• , Thg a l t t e lf i h a t i llS w o n ft , es f t or anfi most Elastic and Dura•
1,1
Mattresses, Pillows, Car, Carriage;
and - Chair Cushions; -
It in entirely indestructible, perfectly clean and
free from dust.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL I
Is always free from insect life; fp perfectly healthy,
and for the alck is unebualled.
If soiled any way, ,can be renovated quipker
and easier-than any other Mattress.
Special attention gived to: •
FURNISHING eirunenss, HALLS, •
Railroad men are especially invited to examine
the Cashion Sponge,
SATISFACTION GUARANTIED.. ,
THE TRADE SUPPLIED. •
, I2june 68.1 y. -
Tho - only - Family - lifaohlrarttnit — WitritnVils
work.knita tho too
complete=produclog all varieties of knit goods (rom
an' infant'o,stockhig, mitten 45r. glovo to a .ladys
shaivl or hood.' .
Pricq Reduced' to '6B Dallis !
It is simple durable, easily operated and warranted
to succeed'ln the bands of. every purchaser.
ADDRESS, with stamp for circular and, samplo stalking
J. D. OItNE Clen'i Agt. 922 Chestnut Bt, Philo. .
lmay 99.9 m. . •
G. 001) NEWS 1 ROOD NEWS
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
AT TEE NEW-AND CHEAI'_CASR STORE,
CORNER' OF. lIANOVER AND POMFRET STEENS
The subscriber would' respectfully inform the pub':
lie that_ hale, tocelvirm almost daily from the Eastern' ,
elites, a largo !cacao() of Now and-Chaim Goode, such
LA'DI'ES.' .DRESS GOOD . S i
French Ilderinoes, •
. Mohaire,
Poplins.
• ,
black and Fancy ' ' •
' French Roppa, '
• . Plain and.
' Fancy Do Lainea,
• Plain and Fancy
A/Plicar
r., S SHAWLS!
BROCVALO;sTp , AND:SQUARA
BREAKFApT MAW'S in gient, Variety
„,„ , apd.vory.ctionp ,
CLOTHS AND OASSIMERDSI
'• Karmen and
• - American Clothe, •
and • .. .1:
r Fanny Casalmoreti,
' Dooekine, ' ••'
•
Illackand 'Fancy .
. Over Coatinge, &Wheys,
, Kentucky Jane, t,
Underchirte and
.D 0 M ESTIOnS!
Bleached antillrocba, ' „ ••
• Table Dlapere,
Counterpanes,
' and Quilts,. •• - z r',; ,
• Cotton Mbuiele; •
Bleachedand , • - •
• . " -Unbleasbed Muellns,
Velcings, Cheeks, •
. ..1 Napkins, do,
RpMEMByli. THE PLAQE,
iv i`
~. 7 - . 42:i 7 T11 ,COIII7.ICR Or '..,
HANOVVR A POIIIPRET STREETS,
the ' ' foralerly: occupied i. 7
. ,
~• NB, R.J.UomoriOn. .
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ANTED.-: call at W. 0
BRwyer CO., Dry, Good !Dorn,
g l iarc BALE. : ,-4' "tow
thorough
top
biggy very little used, In thorough mak.'
st'W ,O. Sawyer's & Co'e store.
BAYLER havo a_ prime
YaermkOtger for Are cente i ..Try them.
24:esetiii; $1,818;000,86.
Lie TCPIII,"I3.
At L. SPONSLER,
Ren.l77.3tatelkgant-
J. P. BRINDLE,'
Prothy
PIIILADELPIIIA
- INCRUSTATOR
Wall removo scales from STEAM
_ 130amm-andLkeep-them clean
render the BOILER 108., liabld ,
td ,. 6".T . p . /osion r and causing a
"great saving of - fuel;
These Insramemirs having
been in success/1d use during
...the fasteno years in many of
the large establishments of
Philadelphia and other parts of
the United Statesanil from which
tho most flattering testimonials
of their wonderful saving of
fuel and lab& havo been rei
calved.. . •
Tica_PAßTlb9 hiving BOIL.
EltS would do well to call at
the Office ' and examine testi
menials, he., he.
II "
11 1
li
JOHN FAREIRA,
Praident
,LIRA LUKENS,
&c'y and Treas
Nulle.3m
A SUBSTITIITR FOR
CIUR.LED HAIR
AGIENTB WANTED
TII08:A. HARPER
NEW - ADV. E .RTISEMENTS.
,-=-INPORTANT DISCOVERY!
TH.E
"POULTER'ER"' FRIEND
- OR CHICKEN 'OVRARS.
,(Copyright zo6tiratl.)
A: CERTAIN °CRC 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.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
.EAOK PACKAGE
• PRICE. 26 CENTS.
The annexed aro a few of the certificates we h axe
received in proof of the west value nt:d ellicary,of the
Poulterers' Friend :.,
OARIIOLLTON,..I3ALTIIIOIIE COUNTY, AID.; Dile.; 10,186
.dtessra. Clotworthy ce Co.
GENTLEMEN have used your "Poulterers' Priand"
upon a brood of young chickens that bad ' the gapes;
and am happy to say, that by the use of a few doses
thry wore entirely cured. It will certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directions.
Yours, as. if.EO. BARMAN.
f.awrowN, W. VA., April 7th, 1808.
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Messrs. Olottoorthy ct .00.
Germ :—I have boon selling your "Poulterers'
Friend" . for the last few months; for. the cure of
Chicken Cholera, and in ovary Instano • where it has
boon used, the disease was arrested at once. It is
the greatest Medicine made, It is in • groat demand,
and I am selling it rapidly.
It certainly acsomplishos all that you claim for it.
Yours, do. JONAH T. TItUriSELL.
SIIEPLIEIIDSTOWN, IV. VA. April 10th, 2808.
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Messrs. Olotworthy d C 1,..
111 young chickens troy dying very fast this Spring
with the Oapett,and . hearing of your Poultaiers'
Friend, I purchased a package from Jos.- M. Stone
brakor, Shobliertistown, Va., and it acted like a charm.
The Gapes soon disappeared, and my chickens have
bo - come healthy and thrifty. I can recommend tho
T'oulterors' Friend to all
.- -Respectfully, . liISPOTTS. -
dusensuoirdH, March 2,3 d, TBOB.
Afessi.s.- Clotworthy
i ce Cb.
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GENTS : , —liaring lost a great many fowls, during
the early Spring, with "Chicken Cholera," I was in
_duced by-Mr—los. M. Stonebraker, of. Shoehordstown,
Va. to try a paper of your "Poulterers' Friend,';'
I (UM and I hod only used three doses when'
the disease disappeared, and I have not lost -- a fowl'
since. I can most mfoly recommend it to do what it
says, if the directions are followed. For 'sale by all
country Merchants. CHRISTIAN WELTY.
CLOT WORTHY 3Tholosale.Dnigglatsc-
No. 339 Wot Baltimore Street, Baltimore, M
Pripe . s2,oo per Dozen to the Trade.
A Liberal Discount Allowed, whoa Purchased in
Largo Quantities.
Beware of any imitation. None genuine except that
manufactured by Clotworthy & Co.
All Stenebraker's preparations for sale by_ Wash.
mood & Bros., West Main *1.., Carlisle Pa.
--29mar4m.
Ii 4 I MOMS LOOK TO YOUR IN
TEREST I
We are offering to the Farmoist of Cumberland and
Franklin counties. ' •
The best REAPER and, MOWER new made'
THE WORLDS REAPER AND 'MOWER
• 9P
is a two -horse
CUT GEAR IRON MACIIINE
perfectly secured Porn external dirt, wet or any othe
obstruction, and made of the best material, nod I
the best possible mecanical manlier.
This Machine is recommended to farmers
FOR ITS NEATNESS AND STRESOTII,
' /FOR ITS yairriNEss of. DRAFT,
IiRcITS_DURABILITY, WILL LAST AS LONG AS
. TWO WOODEN..MACHINES,
FOR ITS CONVENIENCE IN HANDLING
_EITHER
.._AS.I%IOIVIIII -01 c REAPER'
It combines all tho recent improvements In Mow
Ing—folding bar—wave bar—and can bo raised 18
Inches while in motion..wlthout cramping the plt
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 Itakeuff
attachment, or the celebrated Johnston self rake
Dither delivering Sheaves only at the will of the
operator..
A sample ;Machine can be seen at T. B. Bryson's
Warehruse, in Mechanicsburg, or at Faber's Ilotel,
in Carlisle. Mr. Daniel {Bidders, residing near Me
'cbanicsbarg, having ono of them in use, will give
all necessary information In regard to it, as also will
Martin Kunkel, Esq., residing near Newburg.
11. BIGGS, Agent for
Franklin and Cumberland - counties,
Sid ppensburg,, Pa.
D. WIDDERS k MARTIN KUNKEL, are authorised
to take orders, for Machines. 'Messy 08,6t5.
TN BANKRUPTCY.- • ,
A_ This is to give notino that on tho 27th day of
May, A. D. 1869, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
neatest the estate of Charles W. Ijoynolds, of Ship
pensburg, in the county of Curet:n-and, and State ,
of Pennsylvania who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition, that the payment of any debts and
the delivery ofany property bolonghlg to such bank, opt
to him or tor his ueo, and tho transfer orally property
by him aro forbidden by law; that a meeting ..of the
crud • • said bankrupt to prove their debts, and
to ehooso ono more Assignee of his estate, will bo
hold et'a.Gourt lhankrupteY - to - be' hold - on at hie
office in the Court Lions°, in Carlisle, Cumberland
county, Pa. ' bolero Chas, A. Barnott, Register ' on the
17th'day of Juno, A. D. 1868, at 10 o'c , ock, A. M.
P. O. ELLMAKEIt, U. S. Marshall,,
an Messenger,
her 8.11. Galbraith; Dep'y.,
U. S. Dep'y Marshal's Oilier, Bloomfield, May„lB6B.
20ma§,-2t,
QC HOOT, TAX FOR 1868.-
IJ Duplicate of School 'Pesos for - the florougls
of Carlisle, is now In the hands of the Treasurer for
colloatlon Notteo Is - therefore-giventliat-the-Treitol-1
user will attand - at the_ county—Court—liouse,(Coro-1
inlaslonors Orrice,) on . •
Priflay the 31s1 of July next,
beta tenihe liiiure of 9 an d 6 o'clock of said day, tor
the puyyose of xebeiving said Taxes, up lc which
time no abatement of Five por.oent; will he maids on
all taxes paid. Persons wishing to pay their taxes
before th above date, can do so, by callitig at the
ofilee of the Treasurer In - Marlon Hail building.
' Treasuree.
Vmay-10t
O CONTRACTORS AND BUILD.
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I: HRS. „ , -
eafind proposals, marked proposals for a bull ling
for tho poor of Cumberland county, will be received
by the uodersigniid at Oarlieloointll the Bth day of
Juno, noxt, at 12 o'clock, 81., for building an - addl.
Lionel building for the poor of Cumberland county,
on ground adjoining the present Poor House.
Plans and tpucificatious may be seen at the omen of
the county Commissioners. ,
_ The Board of Directois macro NW right to reject
all oratly of the proposals.' Ample security will be
r equiredlrom•the accepted bidder,
J. SNIDER
JOHN PAUL"
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~ • • • • 'DAM wor,F, •
Directors of the Poor of Cumb., Co.
' 22may-3t..
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SUDDEN .DEATH
n tho foto of ovary fibro upon -whrch tho
OAUSTIO POISON
11!ZIIM!lifflEMM
RESITILICEOTION
for the filaments tbos bllgh Buri-us
thg
'TWINKLING OF AN EYE,
hair of any obnoxious color is changed to a
and'at the name lira, vitalized - and iniprovekby
the use of.)
QIUSTA.DORO'S 4AIlt DYE,
natbio's salb ally, abd beauty's ibaonorator.. ,
factaked by J. , OItIBTAI - 410; 68' Maidop Lana; . Nose York:. Bald by idl bruggists. Applthd by all - flair
Drumm
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% U.NEOUTOR'S - NOTIOE:-
-,124 Letters Testamontary litivlng this day . boon .
Ballad on the estate of Jacob ltice Jaig_er_Eagt,
Nuns thlerionnty, to stibierlber
residing in Duna anon, Parry 'county. Notice 10
hereby givento all perions indobted to saki estate,
to make Immediate payment, and to all thnse haying
Ohihns against in to proselit them to t ~ ,t
DANIEL; 11.1P11;
lixeentoy. ,
20may-ilt
rIBE ,CIDER , YINECIAR.--
Vomil leo supplloil. with that I ndliiionollilo article
o good houtoltoopors.-Puro Older, V inegar - In , all q uon
titles; op. opklleptlonto' ,•--- ,-, °-- - • `- -
~ " ' 0. L. nefaup,T. •
: .
- FOR SALE:—.:.,A, NO. 8 William , Ponti
Stove, as good as pow, 'all the
turoi ovIII:be sold at a bargain'
For Information Ingulfo,at, this
T) OSEI BAYLEM3 is, the place,
to got a good fivo . ooni. Qlgar. 7. pdri'i forgot tho
Butwoon !Itheoin's Rail and the 'Franklin lions
Priflof,Okga' plahol
gang; of 4 Btop!t,' cost $29 to put In order . Video
Euquirii . at this Omio.
D GOODS;
0415t:13E117 4 2,.
.131Alry M. BENTZ
HEW .ATE . G 0 S !
•
. .
Having Purchased thi largo stock of gOrkla from A.
.W. Dents, We have aysoclated together for tho pur
pose of conducting the Dry Goods Dusineis undo
the above designation. To this large and well
assorted stock, we have added largely of new and
ELEGANT " GOODS
. .
we find ourselves in a condition to successfully ,com
pote with any house in the trade between Phila
delphia and Pittsburg. Our immense stock consists
in part of
CLOTHS; CA - SSTRERES, TESTLNGS,
In groat variety and of choice designs suitable-for
spring, summer and Winter wear, and - nil art'eles
necessary to completti a Gentlemen's Wardrobe. For
this department we have engaged the services of - an
• "
A NO. -:I:.TAILOR,
whose garments aro warranted to lit.
SILKS plain fancy and' bluk, ' • •
DE LAIN ES all wool, desirable colors, ° •
POPLIN ALPACAS:tashades,
EfOIIAIR LUSTRES and POPLINS."
PRENOLI PERCALES, nice goOds,
SILKS, heavy blacktand plain solid colors,
. •
ALPACIIIAS, Poplin do, bin& and fancy,
Parasols Umbrellas, all ohms,
and dI the most fashionable Dress 'Stuffs in the mar.
ket, Kid, Silk Lisle Thread, Buck Cotton Gloves, and
evarYthing desirable in the Glove line. .. '
Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insertings, in great
abundance, Laces, Handkerchiefs, from the lowest
price up to Onset needle worked embroidery.
Ribbons, all shades (rota yd. wide, down to the
very narrow.
. Trimmings a very largo assortment comprlsing9itry
good thing In use. •
Buttons,
Funs,
•
Muslies,
Calicoes,
• Ginghams,
' Flannels,
Tie . longs,
• " Checks,
liens, all in great variety.:
Cambria, Nainsook, Jaconot, and Bwlse .Mualina
Table - Lim:wand Llnoii,and ()lota Table CoVers.
GRAIN BAGS, -BALSIGRAL
,SKIRTS, MENGEL'
CORSETS:
CAR-PETS! CaRPETS!!
From 35 ets., per yard up to the best Imperial three
-ply,-solling- lower - than-the-market-rates.--C rpat
Chain Binding. Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Mattinga,
Rugs, Window Blinds &c. - - • -
.We have the stock to accommodate the. entire . corn.
munity and all to be sold lower than can bo bought
anywhere in this section of the country. Collura
see
lmay 68 tf
CASH. ! CASII.! !
_. ---
I have this day commenced selling of my entire stock
of Winter Goods at greatly reduced prices for cash.
FRENCH al EitINOES, It
ALPACAS, ' ' .• PAIL-META% -
WOOL PLAIDS
and other Dress Goods, bt Cost. -
Shawls, Blankets, • Flannels, Llndsoys,-.4c, at very
great bargains.
. _
CLOTHS,--tASSIMEItIig — S .
, CASSINETTS &c., very low.
BALMORAL.% Lower than ever sold in Carlisle.
Tickings,
Checks,
.
G-I;whams,
Canton Flannels,
at the very Iftest..rjc .
All the best make CA — RCOES, at. 121 els.
- A& my stock has • been bought since tho great de
cline in prices,-groat bargains may be expected. Som(
articles loss than cost to reduce my stock as soon' m
possible.
MIAS. 06ILBY,
No, 97, West Main Street
BOOTS AND SHOES!
wiDins ,--- Angs - trrud — uniir , S , A toots and
Shoes, of the vary best makes, at rest to close out the
Mock.
1867
Sl4l-ING.
RARGAINS
• NOW OPENING IN
DOMESTIC GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
CASSERERES,
DADINETS, _
WHITE GOODS,
.DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ZYPLIERS, •
RIRRONS,
AT 4
RING'S NEW STORE,
No. 65 WEST MAIN STREET.
Opposite the - Blandon ROLM, next to Post Ofllee
w disk,
MIMIC
Tincture of Roots
•
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Dyspopsia.or Intilgestton, Disordered Stomach and
Liver, Costiveness,- Impurity of the 13lood, Head
ache, Vertigo or Giddiness, Nervous Debility,
' Fever and Aim°, Incubus or Nightmare,
General Debility, Cramp, Colds, and
Paine in the Back and Side.
This is not a new Medicine; the receipt for malting
it was 1 rought from Germany to Baltimore, Md. '
•
over filly years ago by Mr. Klein, who Introduced it
among a few of his , German friends and neighbors,
*rho, Coding it to ho all invaluable remedy -of—the
aborndiseascs, recommended it to eaters, until it
became, and still continues, to he, the household
medicine of aim), portion of the Germans of Baltl-
'The Bitter Tincture of Roots Is composed of the
Juices of a number of tho most valuable roots; and
seed's knowwto_ the medical faculty, with a mike',
oncy_ofTpTiro old ryo.itlilli; fey . .i .- to make ono of the
ost - offectuatTonlc - Tinctures ever' offered to the.
public. Every person should use it every "Spring
Summer and Pall to purify the blood, give tone to
the stomach unddnvigorato tho system.
•
T 1 T 1.110 N .ELL S. • •
The Rev. Geo. llunter aaya:—
I clo'hereby cortlly that baying used one bottle of
Shark's bitter Tinctureof
; toots, I have found it
invaluable for the stomach and bowels. It relelved
moot pains, nausea and costiveness and created an
excellent appetite. I confidently recommend It to
all as a reliable Medicine. GEO. HUNTER.
Jan. 21th 1968.
Having boon afflicted for some Mine with dyspepsia,
costiveness, loss of appetite, and general proutration
of the sy stem, I used Shock's Bitter Tincture of Roots,
and in a short time found mysdlf entirely relieved,
and my health named. .1. B. HERBST,
No. 21,-NOrth Hanover St., Carlisle.
I hereby certify that the Medicine, known as
Sherk's Bitter Tincture of Roots,•ha.s to my knowl
• edge, cured' costlyonces, nightmare, lois of appetite
and general debility. _ .7. W. SMILDY, •
• , No. 3b, North Hanover St., Carlisle. •
Having boon afflicted with costiveness for a long
time, I tried Shark's Bitter Tinathre of Route, and
have found it highly efficient, relieving me 111 short
time. Try, It and you will find it
•• . A. W. BENTZ,
• N 0.27, South Hanover St.,. Carlisle.
' In the summer of 1806 my health failed so that
my whole system was prostrated nett worn out, no
that I was•unflt for business. I need Sherk's Ritter
Tincture of Roots for some time, and was-completely
restored' to health. I believe this medicine will do
all that is claimed fur it. SAMUEL GOODYEAR.
Carlisle, February 1, 1802. ' " - • • '
• [lading boon afflicted .a long time with nervous
debility and indigestion, .I. used, . Shark's Bitter
Tincture of Route, and have found It- exceedingly
beneficial; and recommend it to all - no p reliable
'medicine. ••• ' Mrs. E. KELLER..
• Therels - gronpmfdiearvirtue in one •of these _hot
iles than - in a galleu - of manyof ilia TIMMS and nil's , :
lures noVoillored to the public. • •
• MANUFACTURED 'AND SOLD-BY • ' •
A. ,SCHAIJBLA • 4:,. CO.
No: 32, SoittLalanolior_Slroot_Carlislo_:Ta,
,AlsO For Salo by'Druggl4s tiOd ill cOuo.:
try SiOros. ,
DR.- -ROOI '8
PAIN - •ITICT.OR. •
•
Cures Neuralgia, Toothache and palm in the . storm
acturand bowels,in ten minutes. It never 'fails to
uro pane ha the haat sand' lame, 'batilta, ;It is 'the
be , ..0 use.loc_ltheumatlatn, Sprains Cholera,. 'Mon.
hue. in 'Summer Complaints. -• . • , • ,
TIM Pali. 'Victor Naturtbr Curo, gathered triad the
vegetable kingdom, not a mineral: pillion. It should
be is every bonsar—a sure and certain balp iu ,%line
'The enigma of Carlisle that bain' used It testify
as folloWai I have boon subject for 'the lost 'fifteen
years-to•atiacks of-rhehmatioin and lamiliack-whielt.
for the last tWo years ben become so severe, at, thnos
that I was antirely , disabled for businoss, I used your,
Dr. Rock's Pain Victor, this opting, and. part of one,
bottiff has entirely, cured Me., I recommend it with:
confldokee to ,others. • —JACOB. MARTIN,
' - No. 31, South. llailoyorStreef, Qatllelo..
haviused your ;Palo Victor for weakniels in my .
bath, awl berre, (wad e portecti urn In' a shertlime.
believe it to be an Infallible cure.. '• ! •
, • • .1011N.11. PILICAY.
%MIMI , . B. 4. Brady, -Pa., Bible . Agent -says:
have used ' our Dr.ltockla Pain' Victor in hay family,
and,found it a suro and gulch. cure for Neuralgia and
Toothaolio. B. A.IIIiARY.
.It Cor,ed me' olfoottially of Neuralgia and Tooth ,
-; - -JOHN 11. LANDIS.,
Dr. Itock's Pain Victor' =Atli ' us ofltheumatlam
and:Neural:a," -• Mrs:LOUISA-M01111.1130N-.
• ,; We Oho,* a
lly:recommend your Vein Victor. keen
•Inraittablo ulody-for' hooffluffla
- JOIIN - J, PALLE:It. '
Matto and sold by A, &haul& It Co., No. Db, Booth
Hatmeor Street, Carlisle, Pa. Whore every _ person,
afflicted with Neuralgia - , ToottiaChe, Ilosdoache and
pains In the Stomach is' Invitoato calj runt be cured
in ton minutes, fla/ of-charge.
-For solo by.Drugglits mid all country stores. •
IIENTLEMEN wishing a flue flavored
'‘A
, Cigar about(' try BobO. & Daylor , o Moak
Crook'? only &cents..
461rioY•00 , . ,
UNION PACIFIC
Are now finished and In nperation. 'Sixty miles of
track has beeniald this spring, and the work along
the whole life between •the Atlantic and Pacific
States le being pushed forward more rapidly than
over before. More than twenty thousand men aro
employed , and it is now poeilble that the entire track,
from Omalui to Sacramento, will bo"flnis hod In 1800,
Instead,of 1870, The means provided are ample, and,
all that onorgy;mon and money can do to metre tho
completion of this
• GREAT NATIONAL 'WORK, •
at tho earliest possible day, will be done,
The UNION PACIFIC, ItAILROAISCOMPANY receive
Government Grant of the right of way; and
nil necessary Umbel' and other materials found
. .
along the line of Ito operations.
IL—A Government Grant of 12,800 acres of land
to tho mild , talcon in alternate 'notions on each
- lido of its road. This • isjan absohlto donation
and will boa source of largo revenue in the future.
Government Grant of United States Thirty
y oar Bon de,amountlng to 810,000 to 848,000 per
mile; accohilisg to .6ho difficulties to bo sur
mounted on`tho various sections to bo built. Tho
Government takes a second mortgage as security,
and - it is expected that not .only the interest, but
_ticuprincipal amount may be paid in service ran•
dared by the Company an transporting troops,
mails, &. The interestkis nosy' much more than
. .
paid in this way, besides securing a great saving
in thee and money to the Government.
'I.V.—A Govern Mont Grant of the right to Issue its
own FIRED MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid In building
the road, tb the barns amount as the U. S.Bonds,
Issued for tho same inii.pose, and 'no more: The
00VARNMENT WILMISS the Trw tees of the First
• Mortgageßoniiholders to deliver the Bonds to tho
Company...only so the roadls complere, and after
it 'has boon examined by the United- States Com
• missiontrs and pronounced to bo in. all. respects
. a tirst-class Railroad, laid with a heavy _Trail,
' and completely supplied. with, depotd, etitione,
turnouts, carahops, locomotives, care, -
V.—A Capital Stock Subscription from the Stock-
holders, of which over Eight Dillies Dollars have
been paid in upon the work already Alone, and
which will. g Increased an the wants of the Com.
pony require. A
Vl.—Net Cash Eainings on its Way Business,. that
already amount to MORE THAN TOE INTEREST' on - the
First Mortgage Bonds. These earnings are no
indication of the vast through traffic that must
follow the opening of the lines to the Pacific, but
they certainly prove that - ,
FIRST - MORTGAGE - BONDS.::_
upohnuch a property, coating nearly. three times their
amount.-
Are , Socure beyond any Contingency
The Company hai'o abundant means in their tree.
nary, and make no appeal to tho 'platilit to. purchase
their-llonds, as the daily subscriptions are entirely
satiafactory; but.they submit that, for entire security
and liberal returns, thorn - is - certainly no better in:
vestment In tho market.
-Thu Union Pacific "Bonds aro for $l,OOO each,. and
have coupons attached. They have thirty years to
run and bear annual Interest, payable on the first
days - of_January and July at the Company's Mao In
the City of Now York, at tho rate of six per cent. in
gold at maturity. At the present rato of gold, them
bonds pay an annual income on the cost of
I=rl
. NEARLY NINE PER CENT., 7 - •
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY
WILL SOON BE AT A PREMIUM.
Tho Company reserve the.right to advance the.prlco
to a rate above par at any timo, and will not,
"fill any orders or receive any subscriptions
on which the money has notheenactually paid at the
Company's office before the time of such advance.
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued interest In currency at the
rate of six per cont. per annum, from _the date on
which the last coupon was paid. Subscriptions will
be received 411,Carlisle by
• A. L. 4PONBLER,
find hYNotv York
At the Crirepanyis Office, No. 20 Nassau Street,
awn .1. Cisco & Eon, Banlsors No. 50 Wall St.,
And by the Company's ndvOlsod agents throughout
Remittances should be made in drqfti or other funds
par in hero Tbrk, and the BOlylB . will be sent free of
-charge by return express. Parties subscribing through
local ageuta, ,sill leBl9llTp...fsE their sg[~ltliusry..
A'PAMPI - ILET AND NAP FOR 1808 has just-been
published by the Company, giving fuller Information
than Is possible In an advertisement, respecting the
Progress of the Work, the Rokources of the Country
• traversetl.by_theJtoad, the_Means for Construction,
-and-the , Nalue . of - the - liondsi - which - will• be - sent' free
on application at the Ciimpany's coke or to any or
the advertised a4ents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Now York.
20may-08.
•
j - o fr N ett 1.3.. N E . It'.
18D7
M E R 0-1-I
ammo
In Kramer's Building, near Ithoom's Ball, Carlisle,
Pa., has just returned from the Eastern Cities with
tho largest and most
COMPLETE- ASSORTMENT
NOTIONS, ,k 0
Cloths,
Gents' furnishing Goods, &e.,
Tar brought to Carlisle
ENGLISII,
=
of the finest texture ainlf all shades.
Dernerdieini biros Ira practical cutter of long
experience Is prepared to warrant perfect Me, and
prompt filling of orders.
Piece Goods by the yard, or cut to order. Don't
forget tho place.
loamy oi-tf. •
J. T. DELA CRO.C.X,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CARPETINGS,
mArkir(c3iyoTerciTnB, — Riravr - c. •
No. 37 South Second St., above Chestnut
N.B.—Purchasers will do well to.cidl
Bmay.2m.'
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
, OFFICIAL lIISTORY OF TEII WAR,.
ITS 'CAUSE, CHARACTER. CONDUCT AND
RESULTS.• '
BY HON. ALEXANDER FF. STEPIIBNS,
4 Book of all Sections' and all Partin.
. .
This groat work prosorits the only complete' and
impartial analysis of the cause of the -War yet pub
lished, and 7116 those inlerlor 'lights and shadows
of the gre y conflict only known to those high
"officers who retched the flood-tido of ravolution.from
its fountain spring, And which was so accessible to
Mr. Stephens, from bis, position as second officer of
the Confederacy. . .
To a public .thst• has heen - surfelted" with - APPAR.
PRODUCTIONS, we promise a'
change of fair, b, th agreeable and' salutary, and an
Intellectual treat of tbo highest order. The • great
Arno - a - inn War has AT LAST found a historian .worry
thy of 10 Importance, and the -candid and Impartial
treatumut which truth, and Justice so urgently do.
mend. .
The irltonso desire every where. manifested to ob.
tan this work, Its olgcial character and ready sale,
combined with An Increased commission, make it the
bast subscription book over published.
One agent In Easton, Pa. reports 72 subscribers in
three days..
-- Ono In - Roston Mee. 103 pubscrlbers in - fouc - days. -
One in Memphis Tenn. ltiel subscribers in five ,days-'
Bend for Circulars and sea our terms, and' a full
ticserll4l o ll of the .work,: with' press, notices of ad-,
vanco shoots, Au
Address NATIONAL PUDLISIIINO CO.
- 268outh — Bovon St, rtilliiliklbtiktiPii:-7
22may.4t,
A P i ESI ME II 2I 4E PROPERTY &T
In. 0140 : spring,,Wrislijngto,n Cqu'nty,
Thd aubscribar Intends changing Ma location' in
bushing, agars his tno•otory
BRIM STORE AND DWELLING
Tim Store House lo 20 by 60 foot, the .Divalllnti bus
10 rooms with collar Under whole. Iyuco - and
A part ircovaratt with Blativ-and—part—Thi, with
SPRING H0U5E,.(3100D,0131.41N0,
, CABRIAGII 110IISG, 000 D LOT and All good 'PRIV,
ono of tho boot locations for busiliose — in• town.
,- Itorsonwbuying the al* vo 'properly :dall..pat, poetess , .
bit by tho Gth day—of August or lot of Boptombor
Can alsoif_thoy (Melia buy, the. Stock. of Goode ex I
' W ill give a good Bargain theca at coot, &a, Moo
,1 tivmstory • . , ,
. .
.131q . c1 . 1!opsek iv 4,4, 8
,Itapplq, and
nitli till goods)ut ljulldirigeNrOw Ote;lrihe yard;:
now ocoppled as nConfoctlonark Store,' Also •
A FRAME 'TWO-STORY SHOP
. . . , . . .
•
''PiAsoeslou of tho two last named • proportles .' will
ho glyen ou tho let of April next.- Tor • farther In
formation address, .- : ~ -, MARTIN PIYEREI,' , -
4/mAY 2 In. 0 - • - Oleareprlng Md..
N, BANKRUPTCY. • • • ~• ,
- Eastern *strictqf Itnnoivititiii S. R,
• 0/1111,11AL Mays, 13, A. D. 1863.
Tho undersigned.homby gives 1301.1C11 of his appoint
ment as Assignee of Beattie' 0, Iluyett, of 31echanics-,
burg, In the county of, Cumberland, and /Arta of
Pennsylvania, within said District, who hits been ad
judged a Bankrupt. upore'his dim., petition by, the.
District Court of said District. ..'" T.,.
41Arsuur, N: IC3SDiINQRR,
Assignee: ~.
20may-tlt
MISCELLAN,SOUS.
60 0 S
RA.I.LROAD
tho United dtateo.
AILOR
Cassimeres,
Vestings,
nis cloths comprise
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Retail,
PIIILADE - LPHIA
MISCELLANEOUS:
RIN'GF'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OE THE•. ACE!
G - ra7-IXericte,d. IN3ople have their
locks restored by it to the dark, lustrous,
silken tresses of youth, and are happy'
Young People, with tight, faded orred Hair,
have these unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice
People' whose heads are, covered with
Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have.
clean coats and - clear and healthy
rtallt.l-1-Xencleci . Aretokaxts have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen Use — it because it is
richly perfumed! -
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair. in place I
Everybody must and will use' if; because
it is the cleanest and best article in the
market! .
For Sale by Druggiatil generally.
7faboB- y
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL
CHA_ptGE OF HOURS! •
On-and after Monday, May 11(14 1R68; - Passonger
Trains will run daily as follows, (Sundays excepted):
WESTWARD
"ACCOMNQpATANTRAIN loaves Harrisburg 8,05 A. 81;
Mochanitsburg 8,38, Carlisle 9,15, News , 'lle 0,60, Ship.
ponsburg 10,21, Chamborsburg 10,45,Nreeneastle 11,23,
arriving at - Hagerstown • -..,
MAIL Tamil loaves Harriab'urg . 1,49 - P. 81., Mechan
icsburg 2.13, carliow 2,45, Norville 3,214 - 18h1ppons•
built 3,50, Ohambersburg 4,80. Greencastle 5,05
arriving at Hagerstown 5,35 P. M.
Excuse Trtaist" - loaves Harrisburg 4,15 P. M..
Mechanicsburg 4,47, Carlisle 5,17, Nowville 6,50,
Bhippensburg 6,17, arriving at Chambersburg at
6,45 P. Si.
--
A MIXED TRAIN loaves OluMberBbUrg 8,05 A. M.,
Greencastle 9,25, arriving at Hagerstown 10,10 A. M.,
. EAST-WARD:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaved. Chambersburg 4,45
A. M., Shipperisburg 5,14, Nowvlile 5;46, Carlisle 6,18,
Mechanicsburg 6,47, arriving at Harrisburg 7,16 A. M.
MAIL TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 8,00 A. M., Green
. -castle-B;3N-- Chambersburg 0,15. Shipponsburg 0,46 -
-Newvillo 10,10, Carlisle 10,53, Mechanicsburg 11,20,
arriving at-Harrisburg 11,66 A.M. -
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilage;stown 12,01 P. 51.,
Greencastle 12,33, Chambersburg 1,10, Shippensburg
Newvillo 2,15, Carlisle 2,68, Mechanicsburg 8,20,
arriving at Harrisburg 3,65 P. M.
A MIXED ,TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 9,16, P. M.
Greencastle 4,22, arriving at Phamttorsburg .415
.oLig•Making Aloes connections at Harrisburg -with
trains to apd from Philadelphia, Now York, Haiti.
more - Washington, Pittsburg; and all polo to {Pest.
dOPERINTENDENT'S ()MU, • 0. N. LULL.
Chambersburg, Pa., May 8, 1868. Srtp'E.
15may.68.--
riUMBERLAND VALLEY HORSE'
3
C
IIsiBURANOB Apn? DETEOTIVE - COM ANY.
•
CAPITAL $60,000
The above Company ,-- bas .been orgaillzad_ for the
Insuring of. all kinds of live stock against lose by
death, theft or accident.
Tho. fates of Insurance are as low and as fayorable
as any Compbyly of -the bind in this United States,
while an abundant _capital, and a careful manage
ment of its affairs, make It most desirable to those
wishing - A°. - -
President
WILLIAM WOLELLAN,
Vice President
w. F. SADLER,
Secretary.
Appllcatioes fir Insurance can bo rondo to
- 11. K. PEPPER, Agent at
Carllslo Pa
•
Or to J. E. JOIINSON,.Actuary, Shlpponsburg Pa
&nay - 68-Iy.
f OARDING.
• -The subscriber having rentedand takerposses-
Mon of tho large and commodious dwelling house,
known as Inhoff's building, situated on the south
west corner of Mellott Square and Hanover Street,
proposes to accommodate a Waited number of per
manent boarders, and all transient custom that may
,:spply. Having Just retired from the proprietorship
of Hid Common House, ho Is well prepared to fur
nish the very best accommodations to be found In
tho town. Persons desiring good boarding at rea
sonablo rates, will do well to call and give him a
trial.
13may-4
THE FARMER'S BANK, OF C&R
1. LISLE, PENNSYLVANIA,- -
Gamin:) , organized: has berm opened, for transaction of
agonoral banking buelnese, im thti corner room of R.
Given's now building, on the. North .West corner cf
nigh street and the Centro Square•.
Tho Directors hope by liberal and careful manage
ment to make this a popular Institution, and a safe
despository for all who may favor the bank With their
accounts.
•• • .
Deposits received and paid back on deriand, Inter
est allowed on special deposits ' Gold, Silver, Treasury
Noteiiitnd Government Bonds, bought and_sold.
Collections made on all -accessible points in the
ceuntry. Discount day, Ttiesday. Banking hours
from 9 o'clock A. M. to 3 o'clock P. M.
J. O. IJOFFER, thshier,
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It. Given, President,
Thomas Paxton,
John W-Craighead,— .
27mar-GB tf.
Wm. U. Miller,
David Usikee,
J—Elermart, -
Abrabam Witmer,
~ C HARLE'S WILLIAMS
HEATiNO.AND.VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
' N0..,1132 & 1134 Market Street,
Ilan an , entirely now heater. It is constructed
as to at once commend itself to general favor, being a
combination of wrought and cast Iron. It is very
simple IV its construction, and is perfectly air tight;
self-cleaning, bovine no pipes or drums to bo tattoo
ant and atom - led. It 'ls so arranged 'with upright
flues as to produce a larger amount' of heat from !the
same weight of coal than any furnace now in 'use.
The hygrometle eonaltion 01 the air • as produced- by
my yew arrangement of evaporation will at - once do
'monstrate that it Is the only •
HOT AIR FpRNACE
that will produco a perfectly healthy atmosphere. I
am now maltium lye slzes of POUT/VALES, and four
for Masonry.
11 ANGt B,
Spacial attention Is call to my ROW OOLDIIN
JIAGLIICOOKING RANGES, as I fool assured thorn
Is nothing In use that can compare with them, as
regards their durability, economy and efficiency, with
a largo assortments of Low Down Oratoo, Firs Place
Stoves - Registers and Ventilators. Pond for illus
tratod circulars. ' -
Imay - -• . • ,
2,500,000 oustornn. fn Pour Years
- ••,
PATRONIZE . THE BEST
lloving thutoritest oaUltal,mostexperioneett buyers,
and oxtensivArade of any , coneern to the Dollar
Sale - buSlitess, wo
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION -
In ovory Instance,- and algo the. boot solootltnr of
Goode over offered At ' •
ONE ' , DOLLAR EA011.5-
•
No other concern'has any show wherever ow Agents
we telling Our -firkin. "Prompt and Reliable."
Maio and fornalo agouti wanted In city and country.
T..11E LADIES •
Aro berticuParlY eaquosied to try our -popular club
syntom of calling all Nlnde. of. DRY -AND FANCY
GOODS, DIII4BB.PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTM CAPo
TORE, SILVER PLATED GOODS, , WATCHES' Ae..
(Establiehoil 1864.) 'A' patent pen fountairLand 'a
attack ileserlblog an article to bo cold for a dollar,
lOcte; 20 for. $2; 40-for 4s; 00 for $0; 100 km 410; sant
by mall. Free piesonte to getter up, (mortis 50' jeer
cent more than those sent by .any other concern}) accord
ing to aloe of club.. Bond us a trial
_club, or if not
do not fall to eond fora circular.
" N. Biz Our sale should not be, classed with. New
York dollar jowelrpssles or Pogue "Tea Companies,"
as it le nothing ortho sort , !-•
'EASTMAN & KENDALL,.
65 linnoyor,Str9t,..Boston, Naga.
. „
22may OS
PP RIVATE residing In .West PenrishorOugh townehlp, at
Mount Rook, offers at private -sale the following Ile.
scribed roal estate: A'lot of ground 'containing a little
more than one eery, having thereomaroctoll a fro eto•
ry LOG 110119 WBATiIIiIItIIGARDED,A LOG SHOE.
MAKEIthIII3' a story and ry kinhio, a Good-Stable,
Wagon Shod; Corn Oribundiliog , Mt: A good well of
water is also 'on the priusirseih',Torme
Inquire of ,
' .1111NitY
Mount Gook,
13may 41W
IEXECUTOR'S'-'N.QTICE;
Loiters Tostamentor s ytod; the •ectate of Daniel
onderly, deo'd,, late of.Dielthison torotthip, having
thin day boon•istmod.'to • the subscribet residing in
South Middleton townshlp. Notice le heroby,givett
to all persons ill dobtecl to sold estate, to Matte Immo
diets payment, end .tn all , Orions Nixing:Mains
agaidat It to pronarlf. tlam•for'sottletiloni; 1•
• .208.1011-A.STUAIIT,
401311Pil..DAlilt1,
k4ecttoi7..-,
.20may4:1
1868. 8 u MER lB6B.
A megnitteont stock of ■ew (hoods now on ex
'lllplttola at
Greeafiela,at No. 4 East Mail& St.,
Having determined to keep 'a much larger etoek
of. Drag Goods than heretofore, I am now pre
pared to 'exhibit one of the 'moat beautiful stock
of goods; consisting of all the latest novelties of the
Beason for ladles suits, and also all the thin fabrics
for summer wear
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS ON HAND
Every thing in our Dress Good department will be
found of the Intost• Importation ol our purchases
last week, we know we have some bargains that can.
riot be found elsewhere..
Onr,NODEANS,
SEASIDE LIIBT,E)18,
The new and deehable eludes of PEARL and 818
MARK ALPACAS only 60 cent,.
The BEST efkrtment of
n town from 81,75 to 4,60 per yd
'.rF Al 4 Y_ L
Lawns,
Delaines;
BLACK GOODB.,
BOMBAZINESi
OASILDIERg3, he.
A groat bargain In all WOOL DELAINEEL BLACK
BLUR, DRAB and BISMARW.
A good astortment-of
WHITE OAS_HMER-E:S-;
Glovee,
Crape,
W. B. MULLIN;
Funeral ordel:s promptly land. satletactorlylflled
A well selected stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
bought Tory cheap, wilt bo sold at popular prices
Blenched and Unbleached Manlius
from the lowest grade to the finest Now York Mills
Inclinllng all tho best makes.
COTTONADES,
SEE=
MCKORY ST.T.PES,
GINGHA.MS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
all at prices that defy competition
.711ITy GOODS,
Pique,
Nalanook's,
CaTabrles, pled and pliiin-Vrliies,
•
,
In great varletlea, all shies of the beet Etiglph Goods
et reduced rates'. .
PHIL ADELPITIA
BARGAINS IN SHADES. .
BARGAINS IN SACKING CLOTHS
largotssortmontof Shades
CLOTHS and .CASSHUERES.7-
At the lowest market rates, In thct rimy of them
obeapor.than before the war.
FRENCH CORSETS CHEAP
The best selling Kid Glove in• town selling at 0144
A. new ]pt of 1100 P BICIRTB, direct from the man*
ac truer at a bargain. • '
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE OIL OLOTEIS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
.
All I ink le an examination of my' kook. Dunn
will be astonished at the difference of prices between
Ole pad ot b cr establiehmentselaming.to Warr.
L. T. GREFINFIELD.
~,..
EAST. RAIN STREET .„
DRY GOODS.
GRANIT POPLINS,
OHENEA - POPLINE4 ---j-
811111 ARR POPLINS,
BLACK, SILKS
,y
A full lino of
Cambrios,
Percale,
Alapaoa Linters,
Cliallies, &04-&c
ALRLOAII,
TAMIS CLOTH,
Coll Are,
and Crapes,
Scarfing,
=. w Bilks al*Sve on'l nd
CHECKS,
lICKIN GS,
PRINTS,
TABLE LINENS,
Ter'atone,
Brilliants.
Hosiery,
Eltrlpi . ild Binellns,
•
OIL CLOTHS,34
STAIR OIL CLOTHS,
SILK lIMBEELLA.S.
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DRY'6
SPRING.:
1868: -
eaAs the dellgto,llol }Miniolln Just epon .
,
LEIDIG4-dt, MILLERS
Have just • recelvad an :unusually large aupply
DICATITIYUL 1:100D2,, salted to the season, and; anyr
ready for Inspection._ -
A GRAND - DI6FLAY. OF
DRESS SILKS,
In all the new color, and ebedoe
B'LA CK SI\LKS
•
of every grade and quality.
_All the new styles end
colon of desirable
DRESS CIOCO DS
Por Walking Bulb, such au
• CHINA MOHAIR POPLINS; •
. PLAIN MOll4llll, POPLINS, -
, STRIPED A PLAIN 'MOITALRSi
•
OOLORED ALPAO4O,
COLORED PRIMO,.
FRENCH PERCALES,
SCOTCH OINGIIAMS,
FRENCH CHINTZES, , ,
And many - other geode for the season
SPRING' SHAWLS,,
SPRING BA,Qtrak3 AND.gANTLEfi,
All the nen styles and colorsiof
SILK PARASQLS,
For
.Ladies, /disal and Children
Plena° do not fo'rgritthe fact that
LEIDICH & MILLER
Always bete the largest and most complete stock of
WHITE _GO_ODS,
Embracing
PLAIN AND STRIPED moriAttts,.
PLAIN AND STRIPED JAOONETS,
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIMS;
PLAIN FRENCH MUSLIN&
MI the new styles of Tucked and Striped . hfuitin
for
GA R . I B AIL D I B ,
MOURNING GOODS,
The best assortment in the town
FUNERAL GOODS,
Every thing regnired for funerals. Veiy @Wet atter'
tion'giretto filling all orders for tho 681110:
DOMESTIC GOODS
Stacks and stacks of Bleached and Dublsachid
MIIBLINS, at prices below market netes. Calle s
from 8 to 123,4 ote. Good Domestic G1NG11A1121234
TICKING%
CHECKS,.
TABLE LINENS
and CLOTHS,
TABLE DOYLIES and
NAPKINS,
TOWlar.T.Tame,
TOWELLINGS, Ac., he.
CARPETSII - OARPEVS
The largest stock that has ever bean offered in
Carlisle, and selling at mucb lower rata than for
years. Beet quality
LOWEL THREE
(lost Quality
IEkRTFORD THREE PLY,
EXTRA SUPER
TWO PLY, all qualities,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
• . In'new styles,
STRIPED CARPETS, of •all widths, suit-
suitable for halls and stairs
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Nevi styles for halls, in tdl widths.
TABLE OIL OLOTHO,,
CLOTH TABL - E, COVBRS,
Marseilles Quilts, '
.
Lancaster Quilts, •
Honey Comb Quilt/4—,
(New Styles.) -
Cord Coverlids,
OIL WINDOW SHADES all colors and styles,,
CLOTHS & O'ASIMERZEI
MS new styles and oolong now on bond, a. d se ,
ug At greatly reduced prices.
N OTIONSI NOTIONS!!
TRUIBLIIQS, , • • •
• BUTTONS
•
LAOS , •
• mai no ms • •
akiry •
. • inovls, •
HANDICEROMBEII.
• : lIOOP SWUM
and thousand of other good ilosintblit good. Up
annot be molattokled hon..' • . -
AboTo wo WO YOn bat a small' enntartatton of the
immense amount of seasonable and attraotlee stook
of goods that yoU will dud on band. Do • not fall •to
give us au 'early call as we are offering - great hultme.
meats In all kinds of goods: , Groat bargains all the
'time. We do not limit the time tar bargains to sliq
,or nibety' days, but state that at all times we sell
goods cheaper than the eheabest L'
LEIDIOH & BLILL.ER.
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Sign of PI, Carpet Balk;
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NO': .2
EAST MAIN' STREEt;.
4arlillg( lennOhrtinliki
-1868.
Mil
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