- APPLETON& Illustrated . ::Almanao
f0r,1869 hits just boon received from the
-publishers. It is a very suiMptuous little
volume;-and-withhte -•elaborateliprinted
,cover, its succession of effective and pie
. turesque illustrations, and Reverted and
highly 'interesting contents, -is not only
very attraetive but highly valuable. ' Tfie
drawings for the calendar heads` consist of
the complete circle of American game
birds, while thp"other illustrations display,
• the Boole' and - rural aspects .of each indi
vidual month.. Published by D. APPLE;
TON 4t 004 - Now York. Price 80 cants.
—o—
WHAT ANSWER? A STORY OF TO:
Alms. E. DICEIRsON. $l.BO
Ticknor & Fields, Boston. ,
Miss Dickinson's zeputatiork ,, us fon!) of•
the most popular lecturers in tho country
will draw puhlie attention to her novel
which Ticknor "and Fields have just pub
lished. Those who have listened to her
eloquent lectures - will turn to her book
with eager interest.
"What Answer" has a skilfully-con
structed plot, and deals with some of the
most important events of the late war.
The story is one that will deeply interest
those who read simply for entertain
ment;• the characters, incidents, and situa
tions will attract and charm novel-readers;
and no thoughtful person can be uninter
ested in the bold and earnest treatment
which some impOrtant political and 'social
questions receive in this volunid:4--„,
PEneL.—.T. S. PARKER, Esq.,
of Corry,_Pa., who has been a member of
the Erie Qounty Bar for the past three
about to remove to Pittsburgh,
to practice law there. He is a graduate of
Dickinson, College, xvhdre he received,
the degree of A. M. ' in 1866.. "Judge"
Parker, as he is commonly called, is an
able, lawyer; a firm friend and, 'as genial a
companion 'as could, be wished for. lle
did excellent service during the late cam
paign.---Erie Dispatch.
The gentleman alluded to is Tnoues S.
PAnx ER Esq., formerly of this place. We
wish him success in his' contemplated
change of borne.
IZZI
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION...These
useful societies have boon roicognfzeil by
the LegislaturO of Pennsylvania, and the
mode of their _organization provided, by
tho act of April 14th, 1868. Seven or
more persons over the ago of 21, citizond
of Pennsylvania, may, undOr articles in
writing, associate theinsolves together for
the purpose of carrying , pn any lawful
mechanical, mining, manufacturing or
trading . business, or for the purpose of
trading and dealing in goods, wares and
merchandise or chattels. The articles of
associntion, distinctly setting forth the
name, object, location, capital stock, num
ber of shares and amount in cash paid in,
must be signed and acknowledged before
an (Ancor authorized to take the acknowl-
edgment of deeds, 'and must be recorded
in the office for the recording of deeds pf
thdcounty where the association is estab
lished,' and a certified copy, under seal,
must bo sent to the Auditor General. The
capital stock cannot be less than $20,000,
nor greater than $200,000, and a bonus of
dhe-half of ono per cont. thereon must bo
paid into the Stale Treasury.'• The associ
ations are to be under the management of
a board of Directors, net less than five in
number, ono of whom shall be the Presi•
dont and another the Treasurer. This
board is chosen annually, and in the case
of failing to make the required annual
statement of the condition of the,..associa•
tion, is liable for all debts of the'corporu
tian. distribution of - the profits must
be made at least - once in every twelve
months ; but no distribution can bo de
clared and rid until there shall have ac
cumulated a sum equal to 30 per cont. in
excess of the capital stock, and until five
per cent. of the profits shall have been in
vested as a sinking fund.
=0
SEND US THE is kn.
-possible for us to ho everywhere to collect
news ; and as every member of the com
munity is interested in ha;ing a good local
paper, the only way to secure it, ie for
everybody to send us in such news as we
can got no other way. This is a very easy
thing for any person to do who has the
will. It is not important that the matter
be gotten up in goud styles Givo us tee
facts, and we'll arrange them to suit our
.selves.
.All over the County occurrences
are constantly taken place, trifling perhaps,
to those - who know the facts, but interest
ing to those who do not. Tell us about,
.them, that we may toll our readers,, and
instruct and enlighten the outsideworld ih
regard to the extent and value, of our coun
try, and ,how largo a space they deserve
to fill in the public eye.
The first symptonis of the right kind of
life is shown by those whO take an active
interostin"their local paper, and keep its
colutens .Well tilled with the freshest nild
most reliable home intelligence. We have
some such in our mind's eye, and to them
we'say, thanks, thanks.
121=1
PEDESTRIA N.—There will be a foot
i'ac-o'; Open. to all, at the Fair Grounds of
the Cumberland County Agricultural So
ciety, on Saturday, the 21st inst., at 10
o'clock, A. M. A :premium of ono gold
watch, valued-at $5O, will-be-awarded to
ho besi runnO`e, distance 100 yards. Eyory
one, before entering for the race, must pay
an entrance fee of $l. The watch may be
seen and fees paid Ist the Cor man. Rouse.
TIIONIAO S. CoLDERT,
A. K. SREAFFER,
GEORGE BLACK.,
saloon
=EI
"All around tho world" is the title
of an cidio - rtisernont that typifies the uni
versal detnand for "Barrott'e Vegetable
Hair Res torativo," which• took the highest
premium over all competitors, at the N.
H. - State Fair,: in 186.—Indianapolis
Journal.
ECM
True Friends! Lodge, No 56 Knights
of Pythias having• secured the Hall in
Slpo's now building as a Lodrreroom,
will dedicate it to the service of tho Order
with appropriate ceremonies on T • posclay.
evening, Nov. 17th at 7 o'clock.
The exercises to whioh all are cordially
invited will no doubt prove very intorost
ing not' only to the members.butto all who
mayho present.
• •FIRE I—AbOut 7 o'clock lru!t'lllura
daievenini, a Aro brbice out in the stable
belonging to Air. RILEY'S Betel: The
.IJmonE,ngine Company succooded inTsui
ting M
tho RAMS before, they had made .
much Yroarese. It mighthavo boon the
sena of a groatponflagration had it not,
been prcimptly checked. It was the work
of the incendiary, and we are only lorry
'Oat tho scOundsel has not bean caught.
@I
COLOR ID PONVENTIoN.—A ecinven
tion ottholored people, to be composed o f
representatives, from Cumberland, Dau-.
Lancastei; Lebanon, York, Perry,
' , Priniclin; Snyder and pchuyikill counties,
hill tuliomble in' Harrisburg to-day to
elect'delegatoi to the NatloPal Oonven:
thin of ,Coloted Mqn,. which--meats in
WaYllillgiun Jinuary, f *otters affect-
Olc.tbio. vielqive df the-ace will be
diseues
ad, ind, tl o , flioiefiillnke w3II 49ulitlese
iiMicoogroilt-intqapt, '";c"
THE; HALE•DOLLA4
The 'nine different editions of the Lau
reate's poetry 'which Ticknor and Fields'
have hithertO published seem Insufficient
to meet:all the requirements of tlie-read
ing public. Their Diamond Edition, pnb
%Belied two . years ago, was a miracle of
chbap, elegant; and 'compact book-mahing.
Itis-quito outdone, hotvever, in cheapness
Lind compactness, by the Half-Dollar Mt";
tion of Tennyson's Complete Poems, just
published by Ticknor and Fields. This
edition' is 'from ney„„types,,set in double
columns. is remarkable for beauty, and no
danger to the oyes -need be feared front
reading it. It is neatly and durably
bound in a handbome green paper cover,
- tvipi an excellent vignette head of Tenny
sonv"."-No•vm4,Can,hotreamplain that Ten-.
nyson - is.beyond his reaah,vhen his . entire
poems can be ha n d in handoomwform ,for
fifty cents.
These books can_ bo procured of any
bookseller, or directly from Ticknor &
Fields, Boston.
MINERAL RESOURCES OF PENNSYL
vANIA.—GeoIogists and other scientific
men who make this grandearth of ours
their special study aro undetermined as to
the ammint.of mineral treasure. All agree
upon its immensity but dissgroo when
they make , their computations. The
mountaiiis„ traversing the State, einbos
oming metallic wealth and bou,ntifully
contributing their wealth for man's comfort
and man's utili ties. The anthracite and bi
tuminous deposit likewise lend their aid
to man's comfort and happiness. Then,
with Iron and Coal, we have a great State.
The) former to shapen in forms of plough,
anvil, and engine for productive power;
the latter to heat the steam for motive
power, to mold the iron, and to amelior
ate the sha . rp twangs of winter's ice and
cold. Both; of these are made' subservient
to man's Wealth and comfort in an emi:
hent degree by Messrs WALKER iSL CLAU-
Dl', West Main St. It is wondrous to
see their "Morning Glory" with its beau
ty, when yod reflect on the rough ore of
the hill side, and still more wondrous when
you aro assured with its use,that you are free
from gaseous atmosphere, from the cind
ter or clinkers, from disagreeable dust f and
that you can save half of the price of the
Stove in the consumption of coal, in one
E taw
The "'Morning Glory" at WA.IItER . ,&"
CL AU DT . S, - West Atilt St.
A fine head of diiitr is such an indespen
sable adjunct to beauty that no one who'
prize's good looks should neglect to use
the best preparation to be had to increase
its growth, restore its color or prevent its
falling off. Ring's Vegetal,le Ambrosia
is ono ofthe most - effectual articles for ,
the purpose we have ever seen, besides
being one !of the Most delightful bale
dressings and beautifiers extant. It is
free from the sticky and gummy proper
itils_RrmoaLother_dressings,_and _being.
delightfully perfumed recommends itself
to every lady or gentleman using fine
toilet articles. -
floor 68-Im.
More Economicat Remarkable - Cer
tainty of prompt action, in fact, every
go6d quality is guaranteed for Mrs.
ALLEN'S Improved (new style) Hair Re
storer or Dressing (in one Lottle.) Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
Nov4-lm.
MARRIED.
aIIMSTRONG-11IIRIMMAN.—On the 20th ult.,
at the parsonage of the Church of God, in Meehan
iscburg, by Elder 0 co. Sigler; Mr. Cassius Armstrong,
to Miss t lennie Ilurshman, both of New Kingston.
01.1WIIREY-11YERF.--On the 22d ult. to
Mechanicsburg, by .tho Her. W. B. McKee, Mr.
Walter M. Pumplfroy, Esq., of Washington. D. C,
to Miss Little 801 l Ilya's, of Mechanicsburg.
LINVIURST.—At Mt. Holly Springs, on the Bth
Wt., Frederick Runley, enn of 0. W. and C. C.
Linthurst, aged 2 years, 3 months and 18 days.
!MARKETS.
CARLISLE PRODUCE
Novonber 12th, 1868
Family Flom
=121131
NVIIEAT .
RED th.
CORN
OATS,(now). ..
CLOVitSEED..
rIMOTHYSPEII
FLASL.St .1)
-BARLDI
General Produce Market.
Carnal°, November 12th, 1808.
Coerce ted Weekly by Andrew Washmood
EINEM
EGOS,
LARD,
BEM
Mal
BEESWAX. 40 NW:I: , APPLES,
1.1.10 i \ 10,14.10
NPECIAL IV 0 7 / CEB
Nothing New
No place WM. Blair k Son's far fresh good
Goods, We have just received a large supply- of
Atmore,' No. 1 Mince Meat, Prince's Paper Shelled
Almonlie, Bordeaux Almonds, London Layer
Raisins, Cli con, Currant and Cheese, 4110 100,000
Grocer's Vapor Bags
BLAIR 4
South 'End—Carlisle PS.
, P;S.—Con I Oil at still lower rates. •
THE ALABAMA CLAWS are lOW up again for ad
justment, mid the British floyernment has ox
prlssed itself desirous of an arbitration. Among
_ the claims persistently proceed, mu those of the
ever.pre;ent and active J. C. Ayer & Co., for the
value of shipments of ciliary Pectoral, Sarsaparilla,
Ague Cure, and lb-- transit for Oregon, Van
cenver's I tstnnd and lliMslan America destroyed oar
tho Anna Schmidt elf the..coast of South America: ,
1 So universal Is the Mid of their remedies that
Vey - are nilont on almost every roe; and this firm
Is frequently caught between the upper and n other
milistenes of contending nations. But they are
known to stand up for their rights, and to get them
--fftepublican, Washington, D.C.
*if DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, .and CATARRH
rooted with the utmost ISUCCeBir hy J. basses M. D.
and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear in the
Nalicat College of Penaryicanici, 12 years experivice
(formerly of Caplan, liolland,) No. 605, Arch' Bt.,
Phila. Testimonials can he seen at this office. Tho
medical faculty are invitod to accompanlihoir pa
tionts,as ho has no secrets In his practice. Artificial
nyseluserted withal" i pain. No charge for oaaml•
nation.
' 12june 08 ly •
Committee
DR. JACKSON'S.ANALEPTICA.
NIR REII.I2DY IN CONSUMPTION.—A
Phyel
fan who had Coneumption for se'vetal years.with
froguma bleedings of the lungs, clued himself with,
a medicine unknown to the pruferslon, when his
cassappearad bootees. Bo is the onjy physlefau who
has used it in his sown permin, or is ho has arty know!.
- Vjgitof itit virtues, and he can ascribe the degree of
health h•mow enjoys to nothing but the use of his
Medicine; and nothing but utter despair and entire
estlnction of all hope 'Or recovery, together'vrith a
want of confidence I null others induced him to hazard
the expiirimeitt. To those sulTerlus With any disease
of the Lunge ho Oroßere s tregtment lin confidently._
believes will eradicate' the disease. Price PIM per
bottle or sB.e. hid( dozen, sent by esoteed. Send fur
circular or, call on . DR. E. BOYLSTON JACKSON,
. ,No. 250 North Tenth Strout, Philadelphia.
' For sale by Henry F. Cepa., Mechanicsburg, Fa.,
and Druggists generally. .
22may 68,1 y.
DORBl(iid Cattle Dowttaisr andlininiunte,togeth:
or with a large essortmeut of fresh Drug. and Medt.
tines, Dye Stuits i lto., &e.,Jtist received At COrnattin
Worthingtot4e Drug Store, No. 7,Eut lllstu:Stieet
Carlisle.
FIRST NA,TIONAL BANK.
Canine, PA.,
• Nfr. 10, 1808
.
• Tho Board of Directory have Hilo day declarel a
Dividend of 81x per cent. Your per cant., carried
t o eitrplue fund and two. per cent. payable t.tt,
Eiteelholdere onlenyand. • _ , . •
, 13nov kg
NOT.II I- 9. - , ' , •
CARLIaII D4POBIT DANK,
' "..oalober 23,1, 1808.
'rho annital.'eleetion for blin e+Direetore of tido
Book, will be held at their Banking House,. on
tho third lgonday, (13 of November next,) between
thl'hou,re ? tl2 A. 21. and 2 P.M..
J. L 7.1.2132 LE A DOOct 86. t •
• • Ocuffitcr .
12:=
CCM
DEATH.
/MI
V. le)
11; BACON SIIOULDEICS, 16
BACON BIDE 6,
Illt-Wilßrr BEAN.
10
62=1
B,IINPAIIED PEACHES 15
D 111:, ',kr - -
cII4B.II..IIIIgBURN.
' Caisbler.
NEW _ADVERTISEMENTS,
8600 WANTED
For 3or 6 - years oh Bond' and Mortgage. on ita•
preyed- property,lln_.the -City .bf. Williamsport,
worth twice the amount, ibr which ton .per - emit
ilitereat will be pald.-Address—L
1110% 942,Pi.
WthlamspoTt,-
Onov-St ..
NOT.T.C.E.
OANLIBLZ Diroorr num,
• Novombor 3, 1888
The Board or Mentors hare declared a Dividend
of Flee per cont. for the last six menthe, clear of
taxes,. payable on demand.
LIABBLBit,,
Ono, GB. Mahler.
s5O REWARD!
Was lost, on Tuesday,. the 3d Inst., between
Darr isburg and Ilickorytown, or Middlesex, the
sum of Six hundred and Seventy•two Dollars In
Greenbacks and—National - Dank-- Notes. Three
hundred and fifty- dollars of the money WAS In
820 bilis, the balance In smaller n etas. The above
'rovvard will be paid as soon as the money II de.
livered. MANDEL WEITZIIL,
trio, 1868 y. llickorytown.
4
OR RENT.
J. Threo comfortable dwelling houses—one In
{nest Pomfret Street, adjoining John Whlsier, and
two In Church Alley, adjoining Thum Shop of Mr.
Borges. ,
Onos.3t *. ' - J. W. EBY:
"FARMERS' BANK CARLISLE.
_IL' The Directors have declared a Dividend of
throe per cont. payable to Shareholders on the
lath Inst. 7. 0. ISMER,
Cashion
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
AT PUBLIC SALE
On Saturday, December 12i7h 1868
By virtue of an order of the Orphism' Court of
Cumberland county, directed to me as Albania.
tratrix of Sophia Sturm, dec'd., I will - lexpose at
public sale, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Bart Isle, that valuable HOUSE and LOT ofOROUND,
on Week P =fret street, In the Borough aforesaid,
adjoining Isaac Nowcomer - on the West, John.
Not le on the Nortb, and Mrs. Bummer /111 e on the
East.
The lot contains sixty feet In front on Pomfret
street, and one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
and has thereon erected a TWO-STORY FRAME
PLASTERED ROUSE, and BACK BUILDING and
other improvements..
This properly is advantageouely located for a
private residence, and will be sold ae a whole or
subdivided coas to meet the'wants - ant - purchaser.
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., when at
tendance will be given and terms made known by
the undersigned.
biARCERET 0.8. STURM,
Adm'a. of Sophia Sturm, dee'd.
13nost11-ta.
li - UTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District antri of the United Stales,
Easterq District of Pennsyfrania
Elias Whislei of East Donegal township, Lanese,
ter county, Penna., .in - said District, - Bankrupt,
having petitioned for his discharge, a meeting of
the creditors will be held on Friday, th o 27th day
of November, 1868,,at 10 o'clock A. El., before Reg-
later A. Haymaker, et No. 6, South Queen street;
in the city of taneaster, that tho examination of '
the Bankrupt may be (inhaled. Tho Register
will eertify whether tho bankrupt has conformed
to his duty. -
A hearing will also be held on Wednesday, the
oth day of,December, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
beforg_tbe Court at Philadelphia, where parties in
terested may show cause against the discharge. '
1,— , -. , ., - -- Witness - the - Horn - John - Cadwalader
L. 0. Judge - of said• District Court, and the sea
`—y-- , thereof at Philadelphia, the 6th of No.
vember, Ms.
. .
'
ATTEST. O. It. FOX, Clerk.
A. HAYMAKER , Register.
13no v 6841.
Ayer's
HAIR VIGOR,
For restoring Gray Hair to its natural
Vitality and Oolor
A dressing which is
at once agreeable, heal
thy, and effectual for
preserving the hair.
Faded or gray hair it
soon restored to its origi
nal color with the gloss
and freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thickened,
falling:• hair checked,
and baldness often,
thouish not always, cured by its use.
Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or tbo glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as re
main, can be saved for - usefulness by this
application. Initniid of fouling ‘the hair
With a pasty sediment, it will keep it Clean.
and viicrzrons. Its occasional use will
prevoht•the"hair from turning gray or
falling off, and consequently prevent
baldaess. Free from thoie deleterious
substances which make some nreparatiozis
dangerous and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.
If wanted merely for a
HAIR 'DRESSING,
nothing else can be found eo, desirable.
Containing neither oil or dye, it does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on
the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and
and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer, & Co.,
P 1: ACT IcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS
LOWELL MASS. ,
PRICE 81.00.
.o, et tlB-1y
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
For all the.purrom of a LsKatt. 31edicluo
Perhaps no one mad'-
.
chap is so universally
0, required by everybody
as a cathartic„ nor was
• ever any befoie so uni
versaity adopted Into
Ore In every country and
. A
Aye among all classes, as
this mild but sad
. - ent purgative Pill The
• ious census I. t
It is 21 more reliable and
• - far more effectual reme
dy thou any other. Those whd have tried it, know
that It cures their neighbors sod friends, and all
know that what it does once It does always—that
it: never falls through any fault or noglect of its
compiAtlon. We have thousands upon thousands
of .cet tilicatcs of their remarkable cures 1 f the
following complaints, but such cures are known
In every neighborhood, find we need not publish
them. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all
climates; containing neither calomel or any
deleterious drug, they may be token with safety
by anybody. Thou, sugar coating pre erves them
over fresh and makes then, pleasant to take, while
being purely Vegetable no harm can arise hem
their use in any quantity,, • .
They operate by their pdweiful influence on the
Intel nal viscera to perlfy the blood and stimulate
it into healthy act' , n—remove the obstructions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
the nody, restoring their. 'irregular action_ to
health, and by correcting? wherever they ealst,
such derangements sos are the first origin Of
if - haute directions are given .n' the wrapper on
the boa; for the following emmi i aints, which these
Pit fs rapidly ours '
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listlessness,
Languor and Loss Of Appetite, they should be
- taken moderately to.-stimulate the stomach and
restore Its healthy tone and- adios.
For Liver Complaint ant Its various symptoms,
Hiltons .headache, dick headache, Jaundice ,or
Green Sicknees, Bilious Colic and Bilious Fevers,
they should lie judiciously taken for each ease, to
correct the diseased action or remove the obstruc
tions which cause it
,
For Dyeentery or Diarrhoes,briat one mild dose hi
generally required.
For Itheuma tism, Gout, Gravel, Palpitation ,of•
the Heart, Pain in the Ohio, Dock and Loins, they
should be continuously taken, as required, to
change the diseased action of the system. With
such change then - complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and•Dropeical Swellings they should
be taken in large and frequent dors to produce
the effect of a &agile purge. •
• For Suppression a largo dose should be taken as
it produces the desired effect by sympathy. -
AEI a //inner Pal, take one or two Pitts to pro.
motodigestiou and relieve the stomach.
Au OCCRBiOIILLI done stimulates the 'tonna — anal
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system., Wenn It is often
advantageounwhere no serious derangement in
lets: One who feels - nlerably well, often 'finds
theta eon of these Pills mike him feel decidedly
bolter, from their cleanalocand repenting effect
on the digestive apparatus. ' ,
DR. J. C. A rEn ic CO., Practical Chemist:,
• LO WELL. N,4 SS.,I U. R. d.
IlaverAtlekottani, Agaiate fuitarnale
63uovlt. • •
fiIURI . FURSMVURS!!!
Tho subeerlber announces to the online .13
Carllnleand ♦totulty that ehe'le prepared to
MAKE, ALTER OR REPAIR •
all 'dodo and saddles of Furs, making them up
Into the latost and most fasblooable shape and
style. Call upon .
HUB. L. HALBERT,
No. 86, West Louther
aoociat
N• OTlQE.Settled proposals will be
Medved, at this office until 10 o'elOSic A. M.
on flturday, November 14, 1860, for furnishing
"the annstene," at the Osrilvio Darr rcica, Penna.,
with pod,
•
•
BEEF.,;
for siso(6) months trim and after , December Ist,
1868,•or much lees time, u the Conimlssary General
of Subsistence U. S. Army may direct. .
•, Proposals must , le - In Duplicate. and endorsed
'Proposals for Vresh Deaf, and must contain the
1311210/1 of two teilx,ntiblo persons who will
Ihnlbend and become responsible 'On the tathful
'performance of th e oontraet.
Persons who bid are requested to be present "at
the opentog of the poposah.. The Government
reserves the sight to reject any,or ali bitty which
they mey consider, unreasonnble or - for Aar other
saMeleureause. ,•
• BAY GORDON,
• End Lieut. Bth D . o:(layalry, A.O. L oBl oe Oarnsle Barracks Pa •
• kgactlß: • •
VISCELIPA,NO()_pS.
,
ONE Or THE
BEST
. ,
• THE ' -
FIRST MORTGAGE.'
OF TILE -
UNION PACIFIC
Railroad Company;
850 MILES COMPLETED,
,
A Ilmlted *mount of First Mortgage Bonds of the
Union Prkeltie Railroad Company are offered to the
public,'an Ohe of the safest and moat profitable in
vestments.'
1. They are a first mortgage upon thelonanat and
most Important railroad In the country.
2. By law they. can be issued 'to the Company
only as the road is completed, so that they always
represent a real value. . „ -
3. The amount is limited by act of Congress to
Fifty Million Dollars on the entire Pacific line, or
an average of loss than.s3oooo per mile.
4. Hon B. D. Horgan, of the Malted States Sen
ate, and Hon. Oakes Amos, of the United-States
House of Representatives, are the tinders for the
the bondholders, to see that all then' Interests are
protected.
6. Flee Government Directors, appolotad bythe
President of the United States, are responsible to -
the country for the management. of Da affairs.
0. Three United States Commissioners must cer-
tify that the road is well built and equipped, and
in rerpocts a tlrst-claas railway, before any bonds
can be issued upon it.
7 The United States Government lends the Com.
piny its own bonds to the , same amount that the
company issues, for which It takes a second mort-'
gage as security •
8. As additional aid, It 'makes an absolute don.
!lon of 12,800 amen of land to the mile, lying upon
each side of the road.
0. The bondi pay six per cent. In gold, and the
principal Is also payable in gold.
10. The earnings from the local or way .business
were over Porn Murex DOLLARS last years, which,
after paying operating eipenses, wan much more
thanrnaillcient to pay the interest. These earnings
will be vastly 'permuted on the completion of the
entire line In 1869.
. .
U. no political action can reduce the rate of in
terest. It must remain for thirty years—six per
onager annum ifi gold, now equal to between eight
and nine per cent. in currency" The principal is
then,payabie - in gold r-If n - bondi with - such - gueraii
tees, were Issued by the Government, its market
price would not be less than from 20 to 25 per cent.'
premium. A. theta bonds are Issued under Gov
ernment authority and supervision. upon what Is
very largely a Government work, they must ulti
mately apprbeach Government prices No other car.
porate bonds aro made secure.
" 12.. The issuawlll scion be exhaust e d. The sales
have sometimes been half a million a day, and near
ly twenty millions have already been Bold. About
ten 'nillliono more may be offered. It is not im
probable that at some time not far distant, all the
remainder of the honds tire Company can issue will
bo taken -by setup -combination- citcapitaliets and
withdrawn from the market,•except 'at a large ad
vance. The long time, the high gold interest, and
the perfect securitity, must make these bonds very
valuable for export. •
All the predictions which the officers of this Com
pany have made in relation to the progress and bu
siness success of their enterprise, or the value and
advance in the price df their securities, have been
more than confirmed, and they therefore suggest
that parties who desire to Invest In their bonds will
find it to their advantage to do so at once.
Subscriptions will bo received in Carlisle by
A. L.- SPONSLER,
•
and In Now York
At the Company's Office, No. 20'Nassau Street,
AND In
',John J. Cisco b. Bon, Rankers No. 56 Wall St., 7
And by the Company's advertised agents throughout?
the United States.
Bonds sent frdc, but pcirties subscribing through local
agents, will look to than for their 'safe delivery.
A NEW PA3IPLILET AND MAP WAS ISSUED
October Ist, containing a report of the work to
that date, and a more complete statement In rela
tion to th ei value Of the bonds than can ho given in
an advertisementortich will be tent tree on appli
cation at the Company's officedor to any of the ad
vertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York. .-
30oct 68-3 m.
PATENT CLOTHES RACK.
The undersigned having purchased the
right to Manufacture and sell Brenneman's Patent
Clothes Rack for this county, gyres notice that the
Public will to called upon either by himself-or
his agent, and orders. solicited for the same. It.
is one of the very boot improvements of the - age
And should be found in every bonsai:mid. Prders
will be promptly tilled.
This Ituproverack has many advents.,
gee, and, on account of its simplicity and conven
ience mast, recommend itself to all. Every
Family is well aware of the inconvenience and
annoyance occasioned by not havltt# a convenient
arrangement on which to dry Clothlpg.
cosy of the weather will often not admit, of
'Clothing beingAzpoied outdoors; yet families not
provided wit I. a properly constructed Clothes Rack,
for on in doers have no alternative. - flow often
t - o, is it the case whoa Clothed are being Ironed,
that, for want of a suitable Clothes Rack on which
to thoroughly dry them, Chairs, ac., are called
trite requieition for that purpose, thus discommod.
Beg the lady of the house if a !mat is required. to
nay nothing of the inconvenience otherwiee.` By
use of this Improved Rack all the annoyances are
obviated.
It is adapted for out-doors as warm; In-door use,
and the manner In which it is conetructed makos
it useful at all trines: Whon not required for
drying Clothing, the arms may be folded for con.
venienee of room, at the same time bringing into
piece a number of hooks, forming it Into a
convert) oat
HAT & APPAREL RACK
For the present order. can be left with David
Sipo, Undertaker on North Hanover Street.
6noy 66.3 m
BEEF,
IRON AND Prln BRANDY,
, BY DR. HARTMAN, 1
Regular Graduate of the Unirergity of Poona.
It will Poiltively ,curo Cousuption, Coughs and
Colds, and all diseases of the Lunge- or Bronchial
Tubes. '
It has been the means of RESTORING THOU
SANDS to health-who have been given up beyond
the reach of medical aeslstance. It does more to ra
Dove the Consumptive than anything ever known .
Unequalled strengthener for dellrat hadies and
Children— '
Ena . bottle contains the nutritious portion
of two pounds of choice Beef.
rho cure of Consumption was that soffeaed by
thet.u.stanf LIAM EEE _and_ LI lt_lNl/17_ in_ _ltuMn
afterwards in Prance. in which countries t have
trave'od far - years; . _
taro urod it with perfect StI,J, in my own
family. pre:main.; th preparation to rho
public I feel confident that ea my afflicted one who
lamas 014 (even the t: oat tkapt.rel) may become
convlticcd, by ~ sinale • chi .11 it it it, truly a 1001 it
valuable twin:tut,
rireulars and .mdllelnos soot to any aid
Plies $1 tier Lottle— six for $5.
Laboratory 522 South Fifteenth -Street,
I=l
Wh. Ag• 1111, r 1..), A Id &Co., Tonth
Ili irk Streotr: /ohm. •iloWity & 00Wdon
Arch Street; 11. Shoeniak., 1 C., Fourth and
linen St recto, Philadolohltt.
gEo..Sold by Drugglets Everywhere,
30oot 0841 m.
Looking Glasses,
O I 1, #AINT ; i . NGS.
ENGRAVINGS,
CHROMO-LITHOoRAPHS,
Picture -Frames,
ROGER'S'' GR I D UPS,
Window Cornices, &o. Br,c.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS.
- 816 Chestnut. Street, Phila..
30a:4 084 m. - •
ASHIONABLE PAIL AND
j 2 WINTER MILLINERY.
"MRS,. S. A. BUTTON. ,
• 'Waving Just returned from Philadelphia with a
large and choice selection of MILLINERY GOODS,
desires the ladies of Carlisle and vicinity, ~to tail
and examine her stock. .
"COMP'HISING •
The•
latest style of
RATS,
- - BONNETS,.
CAPES,
• PLOWERS,
RIBBONS &c
I have also added to my Ilnool -goods a tine
assortment of Hear, Inelndlnk BRAIDS, SW ITCHES,
CURLS, DRIZETTES 3a. '
N. B. Ibiltahes and Wilda reptdied.
ItOoot Mitt. • - - B. A.
MONEY SAVED:
We aro constatitli puroborlog for cash ID the
New York Dud Dorton Markets e all kinds of-
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, COTTONS .
.1100T8 AND 8110E3, WATOLLE3, HEWING
JEAORINES, 007LICRYe DRESS GOODS,
•
------- DOl4BllllO GOOD' Jo: • to .
-Which we are actually selling at an average
price of One Dollar for 'eaoh artioleg - Our
salsa being strlctly.lbr wish, and our trade much
larger then that of any other similar' concern, en
ables as to glee better bargains than can be pb
gained of any other house.
THE• tADIES
, .
Are opoolalli Invited to girl to a trLt. ,
EIRND 7011 CISCRILIA S4OIIIAIIIOII
Oar club system of selling Wan folloie: For *2
we spud 20 patent pen fountainO and chocks do.
sdribing 20 different artielei to be sold for a dollar
each; 40 for $4; 80 fbr $8; 100. for 10, &c. Sent by
snail. Cbnitnissfons larger than than eered by any
other firm, according to sloe of dub. Mary', pun,
tale and check, 10 eta. • Male and I,olOale agouti
wanted. Eland money in 'Il r aiiatered — LtiV
ter.. "Bead ne a trial club,' and you will aoknowb
edge that pia cannot afford to bay goals of any ,
other house therenfter; .
ganovar p3t., Doeton,,Blais
22may •
MOTICE.—The . subei3iiboi being
about to leave OarJUIN, glvee notico to all
pereons Indebted to hlnKtbatblebooks .have , been
: placed In the Vanden( A. Delint; Barb, who will
receipt for all money' paldon hle account, and to
-whom' taco, all 'olahne against 1 him should bo
presented.
• dOltrf B. =IDLER, Agt.
COACtrat *
,REAL ESTA TR.
... . .
. . . ,
QM LOT. - - ;-;
. STOOK - FOR BARB, • • - - •
he Subscriber-Will offer on skrummy NOYcal•
her the 7 th,1868 at 11 o'clock, at the Court Reuse
an out lot at. public Sale, containing,. Karen - Acres
and 16,1"arcbes more orlon. - Itts 'hitherto In - the
South-amt prMt or. the _Borough on a lane running
. In the roar °Mlle old grivioyard and adjoining on the.
'north to a lot'belooging to Simon Kline and Iwthe
lot lately belongihg to Mrs. Susan 11; Thorn, dee'do
- It will be mid by the acre, one tbird of the pur
chase money in: hind and, the remainder In two
\
equal annuni payine ts bearing Interest, and-Au
cured by a mortgage. Fossessloti will be
isles
en ,
.cy i r v n m eut ß of hand hi p .
h" Y pi s re u rn e n e Ap o rll a let, ';8 eff, l l, d u n 6
'wheat is not in part of It, and the levee with the
rent Item Ottlat 1808 will be. assigned with the
deed. The South Mountain Rail Rout hero laid
their road along the eastern end of the let, end the
purchaser heaths election within ten days after .
the sale to take the portion cot off by the Rall
Road as part of his purchaao or only the residue of
the lot deducting the portion occupied by the road.
Wilco, will be sold at the same tlnte,filx Shares of
Stockin the Cumberland - Valley Rail Road belong-
ing to the estate of the lase Mrs. Susan 11. (Urn, 1
. 1•
230at-3t,
VALUABLE. HOTEI Property
AT PRIVATE SALE,OR BEORANGE FOR A FARM
The oubsetlber offers at private sato the - well known
hotel stand In Newsllle, Pa., known as the,
LOGAN . H - II S E ,
.„ - .
Tho lot (upon which the Hotel elands) ctintaine 57
by . lBo feet, and In_additiOn tharetomlll be sold an
excellent GARDEN containing 05 by 180 foot.
The houie to large and substantially built ofetone
containing 8 eleopiiig apartments,- good,Bar-noom
Dining-room, Parlor,Httobon and all modern COUTOII
fences. A good Hello(' Water at the door,
EXCELLENT STABLING -
for forty horses, Ice Rouse, Wood Hearse, Bmoko
Rouse and all necessary
'The Logan [louse is widely and favorably known
and is largely pktronleed. It has been quite recently
renovated and mpalred throughout.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
•
'For further particulars, apply to the smbscriber,to
la hie absenCe to Peter A. Mali at Renville, Be.,
JOS. A. WOODBURN.
28Auq•tf
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RIVATE SALE.
The subsoriber offers at private sale their
ye uablo property situated in 3111111 a township, 3
niIICS - Nor tit East of Newburg, coal - elan g 28 AOlt118;
together with 8 Acrd's of timber land, there la sup
posed to bo a large quantity of iron Ore on the
mites tract, which makes it a valuable property.
• The buildings consist of a splendid BUICK
11013811, Wash /louse, liduble Log Barn, Hog Pon
and other necessary out-buildiagathere _ Is kyarip
ty of all hinds of fruit on the promises, also a
wall of water near the door •
Tho land Is the bast quality of slate having boon
rocontly well limed, this is a desirable property
near to Church, School and, 31111.
Persons wishing to sco the property and know
tho terms will pleasa mill on tho subscriber resid
ing on the same.
MARGARET flail,-
. MARY 111011,
311111 in Township
26sod 08-tf. •
ARM AT PI:UV - ATE SALE.
F
Tho subscriber offers atprlviito sale Ids form,
shunted caf tko Turupiko leading to Chambersburg,
one mile woe t of Carlisle, containing sixty (GO) acres
more of less. .
Tim land Le ho a high state of cultivation the im-,
provomonts are first class, while its situation is un
equalled. Any person desiring to view the premises
can do so' by calling upon the subscriber who resides
thereon
fßaug-tr. • W. T. BRANDON.
VAISUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v PRIVATE SALE.
• Forty ac. es of Valuable Real Estate Is offered - at
private sale, situated adjacent to the village of
tdreason, on thO Cumberland Volley Rail Read,
boubded on the west by Samuel Crosson, on the
north by the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, on the
east by Josiah Carothers, and on the south by
Robert Cresson and John Dunbar.
This property will either be sold na a whole, or In
parts to su it purchasers. Six acres of it aro covered
with fine White Oak and Hickory timber; all of it
Is under good fence.
Alll2,fi. double twolitcAy WeathertiolitdoiLllous
villags of °reason. Tho lot is Eighty feet
front mid ninety feet drop. This house and lot will
ho sold - as a whole or separately to suit purchasers.
Oood Rabids and cisterns are on the property,
'The houses have basement kitchonswell finished,
•- JOHN MUNROE,
• Trustee for Margaret °reason.
—2,loct4til
AVALUABLE LIMESTONE
FARM FOR RENT.
Tiler Valuable Limestone Farm situated in Penn
township, CumbCrland county, Pa., about t
miles South of Stoughstown, on tho road leading
from James Myers' to David Ilay's,midway between
the 'Chambereburg Turnpike and the Walnut
Bottom Road, containing one hundred and forty
three ACRES, in a high state of cultivation, in
offered for rent. The Improvemente are a good
BRICK ROUSE, a large LOG BARN, a Carriage
Mum-Corn Crib and nil other necessary out-
building., also..gornf Well and Cistern. Posses"
elon will be given on the 16th day dt March, 1869.
The present Tenant is A. McCullough,
For particulars inquire of
MRS. MARGARET It. AfoKINETRY,
Newvil re Penne.
6nov 88-st.
SALE OF CARRIAGES,
. -
Wo, the undersigned, have now on hand, and offer
for sale at a bargain, a "groat•variety of Carriages,
such as GERMANTOWNS and ROCKAWAY/3, EX.
TENSION TOP PIIAITONB, CARRYALLS and TOP
BUGGIES, Leather and „canvass, at all prices. Also
lot of Second Gelid Carriages and Buggies, which wo
offer very cheap. Everything In our line made to order
at short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction
We employ In every branch none but the beet work
men. Particular attention paid to Repairing and
Painting old work.
DEEM!
A. B. A N. SIIERK,
Corner of Pitt Stuound Church Alloy, Carnal°, Pa
28Aug.
4CskARK4 ,
.BANIcERS,°Q
N 0.35 SOUTH THIRD STREEI
PHILADELPHIA.
*
NERAL kENTB. I
FOR
6. - „,IPENN - SYLVANIA I*
A N
• ttzam vA
Pyl c...„) OF THE • C\_ .
44 NCE6
UNITED STATES °FAN/IEI3ICA.
The RATIONAL LIAM IMOMATO) COMPANY, la a
lOrporation chartered by special Act of Congress, BP ,
proved July 25;1668, with a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, LULL PAID.
Littoral termo offered to Agents and Solicitors, who
are Invited to apply at our office.
Fallparticulareto betted on epplicAlion at oar °Moe,
located to the oetiond story of onr•Batihing Rouse,
Where Circulate and Pauaoblete, fully describing the
icivantagsa offered by the Company may be had.
It. W. CEA h CO.;
Snlith- Third St
AppllcAtlone for Central _and Weiderb—Penneylt
-venial° be made to
• B. 8. RUSSELL, Manager,
llarrlaburg, Pa
2laug 09dy. .
GAS' PITTISTO 'and PLUMBING
FOOTE 88.LYNOH.
Priieiical Gas Fitters and Plumbers
Doak° to Inftrm their old customers and the WI.
eons of Car Halo generally, that they have rumored
their establishment to the commodious room In the
Basement of Itheein's. Hall.
entrance on Ohurch Alloy. • •
They will Mond promptly as heretofore, to al
Work entrusted to them.
. .
They keop oonotantly on band and all, proparod
Irdrodueo LEAD and IRON, PIPES HYDRANTS,
HOT, and COLD SHOWER BATHS,. WATER CLOS.
;TUBS
FORCE and UHT PUMPS; IRON SINES. BATH
MIMS, BOIL ERS, (WASH BASINS, HYDRAIILIO
RAMS, all kinds of HAS, STEAM and WATER
TINOS. COOKING RANGES, HEATERS, 410., ad up ,
lif the moot, mole! n et 10.
Country Work and Jobbing promptly at
tonded to,
17apr 68.
STEW INVENTION °IN GRAIN
DRILLS.—The subscriber, baring procured a
patent for a novelAncl moot excellent Improvement
In Grain Drill. by which the grain Indeed of being
'planted In 8.4 Inch rowans In the old method Is scat
tared ever a surface of three inchoe,thus annurlng an
equal and even destrlbutlon of the sood, and a con.
Adorably greater yield of grain. ,
This Improvement can be readily attached , to any
of the drills now lu uso,
State and County Rights for wile, agents wanted
Thin Is an excellent opportunity for active, ens
getle young men to make largo ealarleg.
For particulars address
J. G. VALE, Jr.,.
• Inventor and Patentee, Shiremanstown CurobCo.
9
nun
A L D"C • T U R,D
• flO , • ,
• TO YOUNG MEN,
Tustruldislied, inn 'grated Envelope. Price six cents
--R Lecture on the Nature, - Trgatment
end Radical Oure of Spermatorrhrea or lierolitsl
Weakness, Involun tar? tlettstlone, Seine' Debility,
and Impedimenta to Marriage generally; Nervous.
nese, Conant:option, Epilepsy, and Bits; !dental and
Physical Ineettelty, xseultlog front Self-Abuse,
Ity ROBERT .1. OULVERWELL; It. D., Author
of the "Greco _
. .
..' The world-renowned -author . In this admirable
Lecture, Clearly proves from the own experience
that'the awful consequences of golf-Abuse may' he •
effectually removed without medicine, and without
clangorous surgical ovulations.. boggles, instru.
mote, rings; Or cetdbils,;pdhatlng out •a• mode of
cureat once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferoc, - no wliat Eli condition_ ay be,' may
cure h i mself cheaply, privately, an radically.
TIIIB LEOTOD.D WILL mow, A 800 411 MON.
BANDS AND TIIOIII3ANDP. ___..l
..- -.,------
1 ,
. '• Bent undbeeidaLlo any address, ifs ' plain nonbid
envolbpo, on the receipt of elx cents, or' too Pail •
tngo •etampe,' ',Also;. 'Dr.'.'Cuiverwell's - .!biarrlogs
.Outdo,' prico2s costa Addreas the Duldisher, ,
' OffAß. J. O.IELINE .:}' 4:10.5 . , ' •
. 127 Infferi, Now Yort,Viiit °Moo Nog 4,5804 '
" JAIDE3 HAMILTON, for
himself end so Executor of
MRS, SUSAN-H. THORN.
NEW ADVERTISE-ME.N4
All Hail ! All Hail !
The Glory of the Night, is the
MORNING GLORIft3TOVE,-
The Greatest Stove for 1868.7 ..
WALKER ♦ °LIAM:IY bevlng Just retained from
Now York, Bolton and Philadelphia, where they
hays purchased the largest, latest end •best assort.
ment of 1
PARLOR,
COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES
over brought to this plare,.havo now on. ,rxhibalon
and for tele, at their STORE ROOMS,
No. 18, West „ Main Street,
where they will always be plunged to gee their old
friends and many new onec, call and examine the
I=l
MORNING GLORY_ PARLOR
STOVE AND HEATER,
• elm, the Colobretid
REG CT EATON. ROTARY ITOPMCOO IC ING .8T0'921
the best In the world.
THE'MORNING 'GLORY
le the moat perfici Parlor Stove In use anywh
Or everywhere. It Is a BIM Burner and one tiro
will last all.winter. It has mica, doors all around
and tsar bright end cheerful ae an open grate. We
opoctfully refer to the following persons from among
hundreds of others 1 b
have hoed It, al to Its
CESEI
James B. Weakley,
Rev. J. Bose,
W.B. Mullin,
Webort - 4 Derlaurr; ---
Geo Weise, ,
Darla lthoads,
Levi Trogo; ,
Samuel 0 reason,
Weakloy k Sadler,.
T. L. Greenfield,
Samuel 11. 0 ould,
Jason W. Rby,
Thom Leo,
•
Peter Spahr,
Win. P. Stuart,.
Jos. Cialbrpatb, "
Hon. J. Stuart,
lidward Fury,
Borg't iron,
Col. A. Noble,
Sant'l Kiropton,
Mr. 'Mansfield, Bupt. M
Holly Paper 811 l
Thos. Chamberlin,
John &hart,
John T Omen,
Roomy L. ibukholdor,
Richard Wood;
- J.: S. Woods,
Maj. Woodso
John M. Gregg, 1
W. have also rk very lunge variety of Cook Stovae
Mho very beet, namely
NOBLE COOK, (Gam Burner,)
COMBINATION, kais Burner,)
IV AI. PENN,
141111 EVA,
WABASH,
=I
-ell-ofehlel -haveglimu groat-satisfaction ic; _Ski
purob►eore. We have also, a large lot of
r 6'~`
TIN AND OTHER WARES,
Ofvur own manufacture
TIN A.:N.D PROM
of all kinds co ojtantly on bond
SPOUTING BOONING and JOBBING
°fall kinds 4otto orrothnrt notice and substantially
ltiotaeluelon eI beelte our Moods to cell owl ex
amino our . goode and 'Ave at least twenty per con
WALKEA & tbLAUDY,,
No. 18, West Main Strout,
• I'4 CdiliAlo, Pa.
SaOPIO B
DRY- GOODS
READ ! I
READ !„I
• CONSIPER,I!
BARGAINS ! I
W. 0. SAWYER & Co's
Mil
WE have
_just received from New
York and Philadelphia a large assortment
of DRESS GOODS, In which will Ve',fOund Ml the
late and attractive MM.'s of the ietteen. Our
Stock embraces •
Figured,
Plain,
Gros Grain,
Gros Dearmure,
- . BLACK SILKS
EPINGLINE, -
ROUBAIX,
LYONS,
CRETONNE,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALEXANDRIA CLOTHS,
AND CASHMERE
111
POPLINS FOR-
Wrench Herb., Alpacas, Catibinerea and Endlnl!‘
Olotlig In all enlora and pricey.
We have ■ full line of the- Celebrated BUFFALO
MOHAIR BLAME ALAPACAB, also a large Stocl
of all kind!, of Black
MOURNING GOODS
EMES
TAMISE,
EMPRESS,
QUEENS AND
Particular attention paid to Punoral Orders
Call and see our large Stock of •
MINK SABLE,
STONE MAETINA
GERMAN FITCH
SHAWLS! SHAWLS I SHAWLS I
-LUSTRE FITCH,
WATER MINK,
BLUE, CONEY,
Just received from the well known House of
Nichols Burtnott & Co., Broadway New York.
Them Mulls and Collars all have a new improve
ment which will make them wear much longer
than the old stylu 01 manufactures. ,`
Gentlemen can also Ond on our counters a TA
riety of French and Ansorlcan Casenneree In Fancy
and Black.
heavy
Clothe In Esqulrnaux and Felt for.
heavy .ackli and Over Cont..e •
Sults toads by thit best Tailor .in town, Cloth.
sold by ue are weri.anted ,to be trimmed with th e
beet materiel's.
CA A P_E T Sloe 11PS TSI
OROREILEY'S,
- &GUSH,
TAP KSTRY,
URI:189E11B,
LOWRLL, • '
AND HARTFORD ,
EXTRA THREE PLY,
' INGRAINS, -
COSMO g;
VENETIAN
• 110311?, MADE,
. .LINISNAND HEMP,
From 40ct.n. nod upwn!do.
IMZELIM
0 I ":10 L 0 VII S
11008, 011IIGOET8,' WINDOW BIIADHB' And a
generil assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
H 0 kI,IL li Y ,
N o
"tWei °Mir groat attractlova and Inducomonta to
all wishing Dry Goods and specially InvltiVall to
call and examine our stock.
W. 0. SAWYER &OO'S.
EAST STREET,
UNDKR. 11ANN'ON'h HOTEb.
*to.
marl
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BAttGAINSI
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11=1
Striped
and Fancy
SILKS
Gros berhino
and Lliatrino
SHORT & MOHAIR
POPLINS'
SERGES,
LADIES SUITS.
LABIA CLOTHS
diBERIAN SQUXRREL.
!BROWN CONEY
MUSKRAT AND
• SILVER MARTIN FURS
GLOV ES,
111.16GELLANEOES
TILE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE 'C9MI-"ANY,
IMMO
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASIIIIsTGTOIT D. 0
Chartered by Special Act of Congresa, Approved
July 25 186 k
Cash Capital - - $ 1,000,000
BRANCH OFITUE PHILADELPHIA
FIRST NATIONAVBANK BUILDING,
Where the general business of the Company Is trans.
acted, and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed,
DIRECTORS
Jay Cooko, Philada. E. A. Rollins, Wash.
0.11. Clark, Philada.. H. D. Oooko, Wash.
F. Ratchford tarr, PhHada. W. N. Chandler Wash
Wm. G. Atoorhesd, Philada. John D.Defrces, Wsuab
George E. Tyler, Phllada. Edward Dodge, N Y.
J. Hinckley Clerk, Phllaaa. H. 0. Fahneatock,
OFFICERS.
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0. 11. CLARK, Philadelphia, Poen!dent.
HENRY D. COOKED Washington, Vice-President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Flo onee nod Executive
Onmmittoe.
EMERSON-W-PEETi-Dhilada. - , Body - and - Actuary. -
E: S. TURNER Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITH, 11. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING MEARS, M. D., Assistant ModloarDirootor
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.ll .BARNES,Surgeon.Gonoral U. S. A. Washington
P. J. HORWITZ, Chief Modica) Department U. S. N.,
Washington.
D. W..BLISB, M. D., Washltigton.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS
WM. E. GELANDLER, Washington D. O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Compgny, National In its character, offers, by
fit/son - of its Large_Capital, Low Rotes of Premium
and Now Tables, the umiiriltsl, o role means of Insur
ing life yet presented to the ptil.ll,
, Tho rates of_promium, bei g la, ;rely roducedf aro
made:as favorable to the Insurers as those of tho best
Mutual Companies, and avoid all tho complications
and uncertainties of Not. ' Dividends and the oils.
understandings which the latter aro so apt to causer
the Policy-Holdors.
Boveral now and iittractivo tables aro now presented
wh:ch nood only to he understood to prove accepta
blo to tho public, such as the INCOME-PRODUCING
POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the
iormer, thp policyholder not only secures a life In.
saran o payablo at death', but will mere, if living,
after a period of a few years. an anima/ income equal
to tern per cent (10 per cent.) of the par of his policy. In
tho lattor the Company agreeedo return to the assured
the total amount of money he has paid in, in addition to
lit amount of his policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insuring
their lives or in iroasing fire amount of insurance
they already have, "is called to the special a
~a lp t cir l . offered by the Nationsl Lifoinsurance
C• 1
CircSlars,'Pamphlots and thillarticulars given on
or nppliccppt en to th o to ll;• t a . n ( c i h en O o ffi m c i o
g f o i n l t i s o . Company in
Philadelphi a 4lGPLOL)Al: AGENTS ARE WANTED In evory City
_andTow_n r and-appl Mations from -competent parties
for ouch agencies, with suitable endorsement, should
bo addressed TO THE COMPANY'S GENERAL
AGENT ONLY, lu their respoctivo districts.
GENERAL AGENTS: -
E. W, CLARK Jr. CO., Philadelphia, -
➢or Pennsylvania and. Southern New Jersey,
I.IIF - 00011.11 - & - 0011 , asningtoti;71 - . - C: -
For Maryland, Virginia, District of Collimbla and
West Virginia.'
Us.*
BENTZ & CO
Have Just received their Fail Goode, which are
creating oiritomont on account of a reduction •f
from 10 to 25 per cent' .duet received 150 yde
N 1.1 IV PRINTS,
Such as
• Merrimack,
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Cocheeoe,
Sprague, t• ° .s .
Glourester's and other fa
vorite brands, at 123ets per yd.
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS
Alpacas at 25cts.,
Coburg,
Merinoes,
Silks,
Wool De Lains,
Bombazines,
Melange ;
Fannie,
- Japanese Clothe
Silk Poplins,
Epingline,
Poult Do Soie, ,
Oriental "metres,
Do Laines reduced rates.
CL9THS::CASSI.Ift - RES;
home-Made Elltinotth, JOelliFl7 , Flannels, Aark
Flannels, Opera nels; 'Clouklnge, Gingham.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
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RUGS,
MEM
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A Full lino 01 ZEPHER, WORSTED, PRINTED
and EMBROIDERED PATTERNS and the largest
and Most complete aniortment of
—Notions ana TrimmingS,
In the county
_Woolen and Cotton .Yarnii, Towolllngs,_ linikory
and Gloves, Blankets; Shawls, In full varibly and
overythlng belonging Id the business.
To rtll wishing, to novo looney in buying Dry
Goods, say from 10 to 25 por Cent. - We would gay
how in your time to reruns latroino, and a, vela.
otoek to select Irma
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31. MYERS., 1..• 31YEi18: J. LI VI.N.OSTON.
M.IYIi,..RS s C 0
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
No.' 105 /01011 STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
24ju1y 68.6m5. ,
1867. -; SPRING: . 1867
BARGAINS.:
NOW OPENING IN
DOMESTIC GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
• CASSIBIEREH.
TINETS,
JEANS, .
WHITE GOODS, 6
DRESS THIOINOS,
ZYKIERB • .
iunnoris,
NOTIONS, AC
RING'S NEW STOAE,
Va. - 65 WIT
OppOmit° the Muster, frouso, .next to Post Mee
Carlisle. -
THE,IIOUSEHOLD GAS MACHINE!
FOR SUPPL)(ING.DIVELLINGS, STOREELFACIFOR
IES, 011UROIIES AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
.
Generates Gas without Piro or Heat I
- -Turf tilropllolty and
managed, as also Its economy and great merit, recons
mondaft to public favor. ,Call and Goo machine in
operation at the storo I - . •
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ANBPACTURER AND (301.11 AGENT,
. DAVID JONES
TIN FURNISHING STORE, Ng. 133 GREEN ST
. • ' • :PUTLADELPAIdA.
s.Snd for lllustrated Circular.
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STATE NOTRIGE.--Lotters
tamOntary tho Estate:of Alaxaudor Woods,
ato of the Ilorongh . of Carlisle, deed:, have been
Issued to-tho uuderalgbod residing In said borough.
All poisons Indebted to'sold estate Will make 'pay
ment. and thdee having elalms . *lll prasent thorn
properly authenticated to '
ArATILDA WOODS •-
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SPON;SLEire
A: . L. SPONSLER,
Ronlt Entate Joint, Scrivener,Conveynneer Inetir•
line° end Claim Agent. Offce Main, Street Near
Clontre.S idare. • ' .
yALITABLE PRIVATE -RESI- -
DENCII FOR BALE.' •
Huai o on South Hanover 'street, Oarliqlo,, how
owned and occupied by Ms. Welibmocl," late .the
property of Denedlet Law. The lot 'Houle on Han
over et., 00 tea, arm extends „back the same width
210 feet to an alley. The improvements ntli a large
two-story ERAME HOUSE, with Verandah In front, -
contalolng Double Parlors, Hail, Chamber, Dining ,
room and kitchen on lower floor and six ChamberS °
nod lieth.room on the Sad story. Ode and water
have bcon'introducel. Theft, is a Luke Stable . andi
Comings Homo at the loot of the lot.,Tho
troll etudded, with ornamental Howland shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost ovary description and Grapes
of the most cholco solar:Bon in - abundance.
Enquire of A. L. 'ROESLER,
Real Estate Agent.
ZOct,-68,
VALUABLE FARM in Perry Co,
AT PRIVATE SALE. -
'Situate in Carroll township,. S miles north of
,Carllslo, relies north of Carlisle Springs' and 11
miles west of rinneannon, adjoining lands of J.
neater, Naney Cling and others, containing 121
AOR Cs, now owned by Levi Leeds, 90 acres of
which are cleared, In a high state of cultivation
end under good fence and the residue covered with
thriv her timber. A never-failing stream Of water
tune through the farm and plenty of litao within
g :Whs.
The improvements are two-story Log & Weothert .
boarded Large Barn and Spring House with
excellent water. School Homo and Church . at
convenient - distance: -- Apply to -
A. L. SPONBLER,
• Real Estate Agent.
2.30et.68
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- FOR S ALE.
A LAMGE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with a eomnitaliOus Rack /funding, occupied ae
.fitore, and private residence, situated on West Main
Street Carlisle, near the corner of West. Thin prop
erty contains all the modern improvements. The
lot being :30 foot in front, and 240 iu depth with
a Stable and caning° House on the alloy in the rear. 1.
- - - -
The. buildings are all; now and in good condition,
and the location Sn a moot dedrablo ono fot businese.
Enquire of - A. L. SPONSLEIt.
2*,iug OS.
F OR SALE.
Two now TWO-STORY Dram HOUSES, sit
uatod on East Street, a abort distance South of tho
Railroad Bridge. These buildings havo boon lately
erected and are In excellent ordor, having water
Introdueini, with otheicOnvenient Itnprovemouts.
Apply to A. L. SPONSLRR.
28aug'68.
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- FOR SALE.
_11: A commotllous TWO.STORY ROAM PRIVATE
RESIDENCE:with a Two. Story Brick Back Building
and frame Wash House attached, situate on Wont
Louthar Street, near the corner of Pitt, In the Bor
ough of Carlisle. Thu lot contains 30 foot In front
and 100 lu depth, the house. contains seven rooms
and a kitchen, and has been but recently built.
The Owner being desirlous of removing from Car
lisle, the property will be dlepoeed of on the most
reasonable terms. Enquire of •
iiIPONSLEII.
VALUABLE GRIST ,MILL , AND
AT PRIVATE SALE. -
Situated on the Conedoguiliet Creekr6 inlies.East
of Carlisle, and 2 miles North of Now NiiigidenTlic
one of tho moot fertile and productive parts of the
county:- Thu Mill is built of ,Bra and- Stone, has
boon recontlY repaired and - le In excellent condition,
containing bier run of stone; and has one of the
best water powers on the creels, with a Saw Mill at
tached.
The farm contains 50 ACRES of excellent land.
with a large Two-Story "
MANSION HOUSE,
BANK BARN ,FRAME TENANT HOUSE and other
outbuildings thereon erected. The land is in a high
a ate of cuttlaratiptuUldLunder. good fence, and bow
an axes en apple orchard, 'maiden other fruit.
The Mill with the water power and 6 or 0 AMP of
land. embracing the tenant house, will he disposed
of separate from the farm should the purchaser do-
Ire it.
Fdr terms and particulars apply to
A. L. SPONSLER,
- Real Estate Agent.
Haug 08.
EA 1, ESTATE FOR SALE.
IA) A Double 3 Story Brick 'lTlouse with 'FAMe
kitchen attached, suitable for occupancy of two fam•
Sirs, or as a Store Boom and-Dwelling, situated on
PENN. STREET, CARLISLE,
will be digposed of on favorable terms
12Jtme 68
Also n valuable building lot, situated on the South
-East-corner of West and Pomfret Streets, fronting
60 feet on Pomfret, and 240 feet ott West Street.
This Is one of the most desirable builillnglots in the
borough:
12June 60. .
A VALUABLE LIME STONE
FARM FOR SALE.
Situate aboutiy, miles South West of Carlisle,
owned by David K. Lerow, containing' about 90
ACRES, nearly all cleared, mder good fences and In
a high state of cultivation. •
The Improvements are a commodietis TWOETORE
LOG ROUSE, WEATRERBQARDED, small FRAME
• BARN- -and-other convenient out-buildings. Tho
owner having removed from the county is desirous
of disposing of the above premises which will be
clone on terms advantageous to tho purchaser. The
close proximity to the borough renders this property
‘.l the moot desirable Investments of any now in
the mar: et. .
For tore um &c., apply to A. L. SPONSLER. .
Roal Estate AO
Beapt 68
rPWO NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
I RESIDENCES AT PRIVATE SALE.
Situate on West Pomfret street, in the Borough of
Carlisle. owned by Charles W. Weaver, each build
ing ecntains twenty feet in front and twenty-eight
in depth. and has a TWO•BTORY BRICK BACK
BUILDING attached, having One and Water intro.
duced, with all the modern improvements. The
buildings are just newly built, in the best possible
order, the lots extending back from the street 120
Wet. •
For terms *c., apply to
A. L. BPONSLER,
Real Estate Agt
lElitap 7 6B
- VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IM
ir PROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
tiltuato ou tha “Forgo Road" near Churchtown,
owned by C. B. Niroloy, and containing On . Acre:,
of the beg quality of Litnectone Land In a high
Onto of cultivation. '
The improvements aro n largo TWO STORY
01"..1NE MANSION ROUSE, BANK -11A11.1 , 1,,,Wagonc
Stu44 - Cam - Crib - ma other coliThilont — Olit.bnild - - - a:,
Inge. An excellent - Iva of . water
brief:Ws running water IS. .ENT two of thtil gelds and
through the barn-yard. The..fora.es are all of
1,0..4 Post end Chestout -Ralla and are in the
Loot possible contlitlfin. There Is an abundance
of fruit of all hinds. This is one of the' moat pro-
['active farms in the county and will be dispoeed
of on [le most reasonable terms. The subscriber
will also sell lb Acres of excellent Chestnut. xi..
her Land lying on the mountain South of the
above described premiere, near the land of Mich'l.
Brandt, either together or separate from the above
described farm.
Ft r ter ue and further particulars itiqulre of
A. L. SPONSLEIR,
heal Estate Agt
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2f1e0p•63
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i )1 TWO STORY BRICK RESI
4_ -
.DENCE AT PRIVATE SALE. I '
ituate on North Pitt Street, CarHilo, owned by
Mrs. Elton Lumberton. The lot contains' 0 fort in
front and 120 In depth. The improvemerite aro a •
commodious TWO•STORY BRICK • HOUSE with a
Two• Story •11 i irk Back Building attached. The
trout part containing Double Parlors and Hall on
first door, and throe chambers on the second story
and attic above, the back buildiug a largo kitchen
and chatobei . abote. Thorn to a good, Frame Stable
ou tbefootof , the lot 10_ by 16_,,_Yrult,treea—Aag,',,,
gitipes ,and Hydrant In r the yard. The premised
nro,in good condition, with y good brick pavements
tiont and'renr. ' i 'A: L. tirONSLER,
Root Estate Agt.
2 , 0 ,, 50ptA
11ENTZ k CO
HOUSE AND LOT OE GROUND
isx NEAR PAPERTOWN AT PRIVATE PAUL
Situate about mile North of tbo resideuCe of
Wm. B. Mullin, Eng., adjoining land of boo.
Nogglo, owned by 'John. Goodyear, containing to
Acres of lamb Tho huprovemonts are a commo•
dious TVI , O4.TORY FRAME HOUSE, Framo Stable,
and excollv tit Noll of water and fruit of MI kings,
Tho property Is iu good condition, the hobs° hay.
lug boon recently ropairtri and painted.
For tams dm, apply to, A. L. SPONBLER,
Real Ektnte Agt.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
T AT PRIVATE SALM
Val uablo residence of business stand at private s
silo situnti; on South Hanover street. Nos. 35
arid 37.
Ti o.nroperty consists °la ,
DOUBLE HOU.SE,
one part of which is,bulit of Stone' cud the Ohne
of Brick, malting two comploto Houses, sultablo
for 'llwellinge or plaoos of business.
There is also two tram Builltingx on the prow
lees which could pa very readily ho converted into
dwellings
For terms and' ether particttlars enquire of.
A. L. Ideozistiani
Itral 'lstate Agt.
18Hap•B
FRESJI'pySTER
:IJ N D'E IVP'S
I will supply fresh, prime oratere to famillea at
ono dollar per hundred, and will furnish them ay
all hours of tho day.
On chafing dish por,dozen '26its
On half shell
Boasted ~ Snots.
Fried' 7 -4- ( - 71106
.In my sateen are to be found the very hiniWable
out bit , and tho ilheat Lancaster Beer bronglit into
the town.
I have nisei In my Billiard Saloon two. of the •
, - vavy beet tablewto be found In any--town .Che_
State.
I Will era& no palm to' give eathithelloh ito mj
:guests. Ol6e me a call and you wall find all Chimp
just es I redwese,nt them. , ' JA00!
23ocbdte. ' •
VON itENT
Tite't;ro tionees on West i•Oinibet;'nboye
tie now occupied by Win: Olepper and
Ain. Quin.' Apply to
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riVOA. SALE:- --, '• • • - •
A vorytlosimbla Brick IltMc. on Woe
root, botrroion Pomfrot mitt Sduth.Poesanclok',glf •'
• Roirompor...sth, if dord'red. Apply to
cr4) • WBIANI.Ut
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7. NV.lll3i, Agt