Tun ILLUSTUATUD CiffirsTlAN WERufir
for` July 15, - contains - ti,` - Variety of: inter
eating Matter, among which are the fol
lowing. illustrated articles: Egyptian
' Nile Boats;. Lake George :' pfe in the
coal *ince; Tree Chapel of AlOnville.o
The paper enters, with this number, -
_,.
upon the second quarter of its existence,
and 60 publishers, in order that they
may better introduce it-to their friends.
offer to send it to any new subscriber,
from the - prosentdate to the first of San
nary, for seventy-five) cents; a rate
which, it ;is believed, renders it the
cheapest illustrated paAr, in the country.
The paper is enriched 'by articles from
Dre. Adams, Skinner, 'Schaff; Buding
ton, Duyler, and „Rankin, Profeeiers
Baird, S. S. ;G. Abbott, Dr. Ball, and
others. Darling,, , Hart,. Gifford, Bashi
ter, and Chapman contributed to
the art department. While. the paper
has never lost sight of its Christian Mai,
it has illustrated tiro breadth of the
Christian rOgion by the range of its
topics. -
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PnEBERVING FRUIT.—As the 'season
for 'preiervfpg fruit 'has. already , com
menced, a 'ldy friend has kindly-fur
nished the following . 'recipes,
showing th • -proper periods of time
to boil. various kinds - of fruit, _to
gether with the amount of Sugar required
by each kind to the quart, which will be
of interest, to many housekeepers, and,
perhaps, of use to them :
Cherries, boil (Ivo minutes, in six
ounces of sugar.
Raspberries, boil six minutes, in four
ounces of sugar.
Blackberries, boil six minutes, 'in six
ounces of sugar.
-Strawberries, - boil eight minutes, in .
eight ounoes of sugar..
Plumbs, boil ten minutes, in eight
ounces of sugar.
Whortleberrios, boil Rve• minutes, in
four ounces of sugar.,
Pieplants, slic4, boil ten minutes, in
ton ounces of sugar. ,
Small Sour Po ars, whole, boil thirty
minutes, in eight o uncos of sugar,
Bartlett Miami, in halves, boil twenty
minutes, in six ounces of sugar.
Peaches, boil flOs minutes, in four
ounces of sugar.
Peaches, whole, boil fiftoe \I minutes,
-,Vin four ounces of sugar.
Pineapple, sliced, boil fifteen minutes,
in six ounces of sugar. '
Siberian or crab npplo, boil tAyenty
minutes, in eight ounces of sugar.
Sour apples, quartered, boil ten min
utes, in fly() ounces of sugar.
Ripe currants, boil six minutes, in
eight ounces of sugar.
Wild Grapes, boil tou minutes, in eight
ounces of 'sugar.
Gooseberries, boil eight minutes, in
oig lit ounces of sugar.
Quinces, sliced, boil fifteen minutes,
in ten ounces of sugar.
Tomatoes, boil twenty minutes, with-
out sugar
CilAxon OP POST.—The fell owing or
ders have been issued in regard to the
Recruiting Depot at Carlisle Barracks :
HEADQUARTERS CAV. SUB. DEPOT,
Carlisle Barracks, July 18, '7l.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 73
[Extract.]
I. In compliance with General Orders
No. 12, Headquarters Mounted Recruit
ing SeVvice, dated St. Louis Arsenal,
Mo., April 26, 1871, this post is hereby
discontinued as a Cavalry Sub. Depot(
11. The pormauent.party, disposable
recruits and recruiting property of the
Sub. Depot will be transferred to the
General Mounted Recruiting Depot at
St. Louis, Mo., and will leave this post
on Thurs day, the,2oth instant.
By order of Capt. E. V. SUMNER,
3 . : M. WALIIKEN t Commanding.
Ist Lieut. and Adj. Bth Cay., Post Adj.
THE Hagerstown Mail, whose Democ
racy none will ,deny, pitches ungloved
into the "now departure" men, and con
cludes an editorial on " The Senseless
ness of Departures" as follows :
Departures forsooth 1 A. nd departures
from what I Simply a Departure from
principle! A Departure from the princi
ples enunciated by Washington and Ad
ams, Hancock and Jefferson, Clay and
Calhoun—that white menishould rule in
the land I New lights) have already
.sprung up—Lincolus,• Butlers, Grants,
Beechers, Stunners, Greeleys, Philipsos,
. and even Fultons—who have taught,
and some of whom still teach a " new
• departure," or more properly speaking
an " old departure" from an old truth—
• the truth of Democratic Principles! The
• principles taught by these now lights in •
dicato the sentiment that the 'negro is not
. do inferior being to the white man,.but is
Jas equal in all; and the " new" depart
ure as well .as the "old" departure (into
which some unthinking Democrats have
been enticed) is • simply a departure front
'the fundamental principle of the Federal
as well.as the Democratic Fathers above
mentioned.. Whenever we hear a Demo
crat talking about "Hemecratio Depart
ures," we at once assume he does' not
know what he is talking -about, or has
abandoned his ancient faith.
AT au, coming October elution the
claims_ of _ Pennsylvania will vote upon
the question of calling a Convention to
amend the Stain" Constitution, under the
following act passed by the Lagisla
lature :
SECTION 'L. Be It enacted, t e., That
the question of calling a convention to
amend the constitution of this common
wealth bo submitted to a vote of the "peo
ple at the general election,to be held on'
the second Tuesday of October next, the
said question to bo voted upon in man
ner, following, to wit : In counties and
cities in which .slip ticket voting is - au
thorized by law, votes for and against a
convention mapbe expressed and given
upon the ticket . headed or endorsed
with the "State," and not otherwise ;
and the Words used shall be " Constitu
tional Convention" or "against . a Con
vention." and in counties or districts in
which slip ticket voting isnot author
ized by law,-each elector voting Upon
said question, shall cast a separate bal
lot, endorsed on tho outside, " Constitu
tional Convention," and containing the
words "for ,a Convention" or against. a
Convention ;" and all .votos cast ..as
aforesaid shall be received, counted, and
returned by the •proper election officers
.and return judges as votes for governor
aro received, counted - and received un-
Aar exiating.laws—
SECTION 2. That the election afore
said shall be hold and bo subject to all
the provisions of law which apply to
general elections •, the sheriffs of the sev
eral counties shall give notice of this act
in their , election proclamation the pres
ent year, and the .Governor shall cause
.all the returns of the said elections, as
received by, the Secretary of the Com
monwealth, to be laid before the Legis
lature at its next annual .tricoting„.
EANALINCEUENVO
Trn finest photographs aro still Made
by C. •L. Loohman. His pictures are
equal to the best-mad° in large cities,
and much superior , to most made in the
country. He gains daily in • reputation ,
and outstrips all Competitors. He 4e . -
"inoyed his gadory from Neff's building:
some time ago, and is now permanently
established over Leidichitls Miller's store,,
whore the public, is cordially invited to
drop is" and. examine specimens: Ho
hoops on hand a largo lot of excellent'
frames, ho sells vemr,
FARM Whortolberrios at Hunirich's re
ceived daily.
APPLE and 'peach butter at Ilumrloh'e.
FOR a choice slice Of ham, and beef
chipped data ready for use, go tia - 3:11.
Moloy's, south Pitt street,
CHAPMAN'S IS the place for children's
pictures.
OFTEN the rioh insure far the 'benefit
of their heirs; fortune sometimes traces
wings, and at the ,death of the head of
a family the helpless survivors are un
proiided for, unless insured in a reliable
company, such as the North American
'Mutual, of Philadelphia. $lOO,OOO de
posited with the Auditor Qeneral of
I?ennsylVania, as, seourity for all policy
holders.. l Harrisburg Branch, No
Third street, ) Harrisburg.
A. C. BELLOWS,
. General Agent..' •
Fon suspenders, handkerchiefs and
paper collars, go to J. 11. Wolf's.
FOR a choice roasted coffee, go to
Meloy'a.
13ju712t
Suotainns, sides, dried beef, beef
tongues, sugar cured hains, whole or
sliced, pickled and" canned oysters,' at
Humrieh's.
ron largo assortment of walnut and
gilt frames, go to Chapman's.
KAFFENIIERGER, having just
returned from Europe, is now prepared
to resume the business of 77iair dressing,
curling, braiding, &c;i - hi all the latest
styles, as heretofore, at-the old stand in
Mechanicsburg, Pa. Work done at the
very Wisest rates.
SwaiTana and American cheese, just
received a?Humrich's.
CHAPMAN has an arrangement of in
struments by which ho can take a pic
ture of a child in half the ordinary time.
;PIIING CilC ens a
sa:nta
Pirm apples, poaches, tomatoes, at
Humrich's.
Fon fine photographs goto Chapman's,
21 West Main street. i 1 , •
J. IL 'WOLF sells the cheapest cor
sets, hoop skirts and bustles.
Go to Madame Rote for youPchignons,
switches, curls, &c.
Go to 3.- H Wolf's, No. 19 North -
Hanover'stniet, for jet and plated ..jew
elry, bracelets, &c.
Commxoe mado into switches, chig
nons, curls, frizetts, &c., at Madame
Rotes
LITSEBORNERB' coal constantly on hand.
Also a full assortment of lumber at the
lowest prices, at the yards of
_ A. H. Ihnin.
25au70.
LADIES desiring a beautiful and fash
ionable bat or bonnet, go to Madame
Rote, three doors
~ below Bentz's dry
goods store.
Go to Madame Rotes for all your sash
ribbons, lace collars, setts jewelry and
all millinery goods, No. 35 South Han
over street.
ATTEND to securing your coal for win
ter while prices are low and quality good.
Call at the yards of
A. H. BLAIR.
WANTED 1
A. good blacksmith wanted immedi
ately. Apply to Philip Hammond, cor
ner of North Hanover and North' streets,
CarlislO', Pa.
GO and Roo the largo assortment of
kid gloves at J. H. Wolf's.
BOARDERS WANTED
The proprietor of the famous summer
resort at Carlisle Springs, hereby gives
notice that he is prepared to accommo
date about twenty more boarders. These
Springs are so well known for their
medicinal qualities that no further de
scription is necessary.
On inquiry at Carlisle, passengers will
be taken direct to the Springs by J. L.
Sterner & Bi•o., livery stable keepers,
Carlisle, Pa.
WM. STITZEL, Proprietor,
Carlisle Springs, Pa
22j071tf.
, You can save money by buying your
notions and Biwa: wares from J. H.
Wolf, No. 18 North Hanover street.
WANTED
A general agent for Cumberland coun
ty, by one of the oldest and most popular
Life Insurance Companies in the country.
Address R. Kent, care of A. L. Sponslor,
Carlisle, Pa. - •
Fon a ❑no assortment of Hamburg
and Swiss edges, cotton fillige, and
Marseilles trimmings, go to Volf's.
t
BETTS of jet jewelry for 10 cents, at
Maclaine Rotes.
- Ftais and parasols at reduced prices,
at J. It wows.
DOLLARSTORE
Just received a largo lot •of looking
glasses, writing desks, work boxes, largo
and small casters, tea pots, sugar bowls,
butter disbes; tea and "'table spoons,
arrows for the hair, ladies' underwear,
and othor•brticles too numerous to men
tion. Call and examine. Constantly ,
receiving now goods, all for the sum of
ono dollar each.,
18 West Main street
,POTATOES. =Poach ' Blows—by the
wholesale. EBY & Soto,
•4ma7ltf Harrisburg.
If you wish to buy ribbons cheap, and
see a good assortment, .go to J.
THE CUMBILIILAND VALLEY SItPARA-
Tort.--A Great Buocesa.-11arvest' is over
and a number of "big,crops !' have been
already thrashodi cleaned and bagged,
in the best 'Style, ready for market, by '
this now Separator, manufactured, by F.
Gardner & Co., at the Carlisle Machine
Shops. , The. now Cumberland' Valley
Separator proves itself to be Just the.
machine the farmer wants—runs , easy,
tbreshos rapidly, and cleans perfectly—
simple in construction, easy, to keep in
):?pair, and built in the ;hest style.' Our
farmers will no longer have to send away
hundreds ofrniles' to other States for a
Separator. They can now. get ono at
home, inferior .to none, In workingi
capacity, and at a very considerably lobs
cost than the. Western - and many other
,machines. Without wagons the Cumber
land Valley' Sepanitor' is so low in Price
•that every thrifty farmer , can afford Co
, have!lbno on hie own barn Soon' _ •,.
3220-13 t
ME
TO PAPER' MANUFACTURERS..
-- Sealed -- promsals will be - received - at
the Office of the ,
. Superintendent of Pub
Ili) Printing, at Harrisbiug,'Pa., for sup
plying the State with Printing Paper,
said paper to bo book paper, measuring
26 by '4O 'lathes, i r md to weigh respoc
.tively 40 and 50 pounds to the ream, and
to bo sized and super calandered:
Also, double flat cap, ineasuring'l7 by
26 inches, Weighing 28 pounds to the
ream, and to bp
_tub-sized. BidS will bo
received for each kind separately. Said
proposals to be opened hi presence of
bidders; on MONDAY, the first, day of
August, 1871, at the Offices& the Super
intendent, at 12 o'clock, m. The con
tract to run for one year.
Tho successful bidders will be required
rigidly .to conform
,to samples, which
will be furnished upon application at the
office of the SupOrintendent.
Said proposals must be accompanied
with guaranty and securities, as required
by Acts of tenth April, 1867, and tenth
April, 1868.
JOAN 3PcURDY;
Superintendent of Public Printing
HARD:kern:MG, PA.,: July 17, 1871.
A LARGE addition lately made to the
stock of lumber, in the yards of
_ . A. H. BLAIR.
EVERYBODY buys that 7 inch sash
ribbon for $1.25, at Madame 'Rotes.
FOR SALE
A large merchant mill, situated in
Harford county, : Maryland, about—one
and a half miles from " Edge Wood” sta-.
iionrod Philadelphia; Wilmington, and
Baltimo_ro railroad, has' four run of
burrs, with capacity of 20,000 barrels,
which with a small outlay, can be in-
Creased-to 30,000 barrels. Also, a fine
farm adjoining the mill, containing 340
acres, 200 acres of which Is clearod, and
in a high state of cultivation ; there aro
3 houses on the farm, also, barn, stable,
corn house, &c., &c., For further infor
mation apply to
E. J: Stiow & Co.,
No. 10, Spear's Wharf,
Baltimore, Maryland.
-B-NOTICE.
4rna,7l3m
As I wish to treat all my customers
alike, I will hereafter.give a credit of six
months on all my work, or five per cont
off for cash. All accounts payable on
first of-January and first of July. As
my success depends upon makiUg good
'work, I endeavor to get well seasoned
stock an'd good workmen.: Thankful for
past favois, I beg a continuance of the
same. Corner of Pitt and South streets.
A. B. SHERI;
:13ju7ltf. . Carlisle; Pa.
FOR BALE OR RENT
A large and commodious three-story
brick house, on the corner of Main and
Bedford streets, now occupied by Mrs.
Gordon, has all the modern improve
ments, with brick stable and ice house
attached. Inquire of It. E. Shapley,
corner of North and• Pitt streets.l
Fon a plug of good Navy Tobacco, .go
to Meloy's, South Pitt street. .
FnEsu country cabbage, beets, and
beans, received daily at Rumrieh's,
SPECIAL NOTICES
The best Fruit Jnr in the market. Pore angers
for pro...riling purposes. flatus of the very boot
tirouthi,- wholo or sliced. -Choice old - whom nod
Wooterti homily flour for role by
J. M. MASONIII33IEIt.
Southwest corner Pomfret nod Pitt otrects,
8341 t f Cerliele, Pa.
SOUTH END
Wo have just received, of our own im
portation by ships Hope and Midas, two
large invoices: of plain and ceree -iron
stone queenswarc of very fi ne diary,,
which wo offer at redUced prices. Akio
fifty boxes very best factory cheese,
small sizes, direct from the manufactur
ers, which we offer at greatly reduced
prices. Also 100 quarter barrels extra fat
No 2 mackerel, which we offer at extra
ordinary low prices.
We warrant all thegoods we sell.
Wm.rikarn & SON,
July 5, 1871. - Carlisle
BE WISE,
wisdom will &mat you: be pot always eon.
trolled by your incredulity, hundrods have bought
NILO from the Im?Trors of Dyspepsia through the
Imo
TI
lam of Dexutii'ANTI•DTSPEPC STOMACH BITTERS
a found It. Why should you suffer alien this adult.
rahle stomachic liar cured many similar cases-why do
you doubt while other believe and are cured? Delay In
this matter Is bo th dangerous and unproll tnblo. Your
health, lumpiness and business suffers, while constant
neglect Is frequently foil wed by serious end uncoil
trollable results. Dement's BITTERS lire equally
useful In the numerous difficulties attending lndl
glAtI011; us BILIOURNE.S. BoNSTIPATION, dc., while ,or
Fevre nod Aaux and other disorders proceeding
from hlts‘m.trs, It I. the only reliable preventive and
remedy hamrn. S 24s eOO
[A CARD TO THE LADIES.] „-
Dlt. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL
FOR FEMALES.
INFALLIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGULARI-
TIES, REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE
mon . FILT PERIODS, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, AND ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
eA PREVENTIVE. 7, k•
:~
But what ut sOlllO Porld3 of lier Life Wlllolnd the
DUPONCO GOLDEN PILLS Just the it(tedielne she
needs. For Nervous Debility, Burning down Pales,
ra.pit.tieu of the heart, IteLdeed, rroglilar or
Painful Menstruation, hush of Blued to the -.Goad,
- 7 ev e r
.known
.4r.c. An. Three are tho rod) Pilo. ever
.hnown that 10111 cure tholVhites, (the) will ..ore In
°lei) case.) They mover tail , met rimy be depet.ded
upon In evliry s Case where the notably now hue
been obvtructed through cull or disease. DUPON
• CO'S 001. DEN PILLS Away. piVe ituntedisde relief
being especially prepared for niurrittllndlea. A lady
writes: Deportee's Golder, Pills re laved 1. In mt'
day, without Inconvenience. ties Oilt.lo.
TDB OENUP:B
Is now put op In Largo (ll bite) Boxes n,,,iittlinlng,
doublo quantity of Flit., end upon raelt box, you
will find tho Rerearts Stomp, printelrfn!to my Pd.'
vote No, upon models Lem/I/min. or the Shoup you
will Ilud tho words DUPONCO'S BOLDEN to
In Witile Leiters without that none
are serail.
Full t t ml nip Icit direct ons n ecompa ,y reels box.
Prlco $l.OO per Lox. !fix boxes $5.00. Bo:d by one
Druggist in ovary town, valogo, city and hamlet
throughout the mold. Bold to Carlisle, Pa, by El'
A, Haversack, Druggist, No.:10 North list , ovrr BC.
Bold also by Brush & !less. r, bleelmulesburg. Pa,
and J. C. Altiek,lihippons burg.
LADIES I ity sending him $1 to tho Curled° 'post
Alm Can Intro the Nils soot by mail r 0 any yari
flocountry, Iron of puauge. t
Mono gelatine unless tho box Is signed .'•
B. D. LIOWB, '
8010 Proprlotor,'Now York..
,
!MI
Crrmstinnv is furnishing us new agents
for fuel, force, food, and many other hn
portant aids over dies° we once pos
sessed. Ports from which commercel
was driven during the hot mongis by
their terrible fevers aro visited 'all the
year with impunity now. " Many locali
ties in the South and West kept tenant
less by their deleterious miasma are. now
tilling up with populations under the
protection of Ayer's Ague .Cure. Their
afflicting Chills and Paver aro so effect !
uafly cured by this rembdy, that the dis
ease no longer turns emigration aside or
destroys the settler if he ventures upon
its infected districts. [" Gazette," In
doimmdences Mo.
HALL'I3 Vogotablo Sicilian Hair Ite.
newer prevents- the hair, from 'turning
gray, and restores hair to its natural'
Saari ribbons, 7 inches wide, for 1.25, at
Madamo :Rotes.
Lees collim for 10 cents, af Madnino
Rotes.
LIE vlioast lacc collars ,lu .Carllslo,
at Madame lotor.
Qo tolitutuno'ROCa'forinnr bath and
bpunotn. ‘..
A FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES
' - paiticularly-mothare .
nursing,-mm
'plain of a tired, listless feellog, or • complete eihone
Lion, on arising In the morning. On the- wife and
mother defolees the reapotteibility of tegulathig the
;duties of 4 t IM household. Her cares aro nameroue,
and the mental as well as the physical powers are
frequently called Into requittitlon. She often, finds
her slightest occupation a weary teak . and °Meiotic°
a burden, while ntibe'eame time ebb has no regular
Memo. IlestettOr's Stomach Bitters, in restored to
at this period, will prom an unfailing
,remedy for
this annoying lassitude. The effects of thin potent
agent are soon seen in We rosy Shook and elastic
step of the head of the fancily, as with restored
health and renevitidkiiiillinifte takes her accustomed
place In Om family circle. If this friend In need be
regularly used, the.e depressing symptoms will
never be complained of, and not only - Would lust
tad° not be experlemvd, but many - diserisen
tog its advent be avoided. An a medical agent It
has no equal, while lte pia:l44 flavor and healthful
effects hove made It a goneral..favorite. It in free
from all properties calculated to Impair the system,
and its operations o ar° nt once mild, mottling and
(Octant. All who have used the Bitters attest its
virtues and commend it to use.
, ljedtjull-.1m71
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Npnrlay, July 17, 1871
.
The - arrivals and sales of Beef Dsttle were large
this week, reaching about 2,800 head. The cattle
market was very dull this week, and prices were We
adlfed and lower, oaring to the large receipts.
EXTRA FAT CA TILE, per lb -
FAIR AND 0000 CATTLE... ...,. 6(e07
COMMON
COWS and CALVES were duller, and no , de
mand. We gunk Springers at $5O, and (bins and
4
(bins a $5O. Receipts of 250 head.
- - .FHB I' '6,re:in:fair Hemand at an advance. 18,-
COO tasty sold at t.©oo 11 lb, gross. as to condition.
ROCS' nrerefirmera 2,200 head sold at $0 00@0 76
104 lb. net. . .
BUY THE B'EST
The
_Cabinet Range with hot eloset
is, vithout doubt, - the finest cooking and
baking range in the market, and saves
ono-third the fuel of cooking= stoves.
Call and see theth at Wni. Fridley'S
store, No. 21 North Hanover street.
Also look at his refrigerators, water
coolers, broad safes, umbrellastands and
a full line of house furnishing goods.
2tima7ldm
MkRKPTS
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by B. C.. 1 Woodward.
Otrlisle, Weelneway, July 19, 1871.
FAMIL—Y — PhOUR
SUPERFINE FLOUR 4 50
SUPERFINE RYE FLOUR
4 60
WHITE WHEAT a 1 40
RED WHEA 7' 1 719
RTF
CORN
NEW OATS
OLD OATS .
CLOrEfesEii, .
TIMOTHY:WED
FLAXSEED
CARLISLE PROVISION MAP.RIer.
Corrected Weekly by Wm. Blair- Son
qirlisle, Wednesday, July 10, 1871.
BL TTER $ 14
EGCY 15
LA RD
TALLOW 07
B E ES W A X. 25
BA CON HA SIR 14
do .SHOULDERS 10
do SID ES . 10
'Pi/11TE IDEA NS 1 60
PA RED PEA CITES 20
UNPA RED du 10
DRIED APPLES 00
RAGS ' 03
I [lrnm the PhilelelflPUll. North Am. - H...]
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
1+1,01:111, GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Plgilodelylgiu, July 18, 1871.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR *4 50
EXTRA FLOUR ' 660
RYE FLOUR 5 50
OLD WESTERN RED 1 48(c5 1 50
NEW SOL TIIERN 1111E.17' ...... 1 3504 1 43
RYE 90
CORN 73
OATS
CLOYERSEED , Ikslo c per lb
TIMOTHYSEED 4 50
FLAXSEED 2 00
MARRIED
DEW A I.T—C o LLIO—On thp Irtoentfi instant,
)), Hun W. M. Fry4lngor, Morton T. Dowalt, of Perry
ounty, to Mi. Julia Ann (Nino, of thlo county.
DE¢THS.
Olt ACHY.— On Monday I.st, at 1114 mildew, in
Plithiigh, Roy. Robert Oraroy, In thy 59 h 3,90. of
his ago
lIENTLEFINOIIR Wodnes•lar, fifth instant,
at her r. Mitten. in 311111 , 0 township, Mrs. Susan
Reillotluger, ag••d about fib yours.
the 4 tuturth inktatit, In North bliddleton
township, John 11 , . , 11nytt,ttged t.!3 3 ears, 10 muuths
and 6 days. ""
iILOSER. , —On the liiirtieth ultimo, nth's residence
in Blosereville, ISIIIIum Elosor, in the Nth year of
hie age.
YOUNG —On the eighth in.tant, at his residence
in West Pennsbore` township, Abriliarn Young, aged
80 years.
NEW TO-DAY:
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Loners of adniiiii. (ration ou the estate of
NVlMain Moser. deceased, late of Fran Rford town
ship. base been Issued by the Register of Cumberland
county to the autmeriber, residing in North Middle
ton township All persona Indebted to said estate
Will plena make pas meet, and those having OMITs
to present them, duly aullielitlcstod, to the under
signed, fur settlement
WILLIAM It, BLOSER,
Admsnlxtrator
20J 01.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Lettere of adinhilettation on -the estate of
I ?avid Musson demised, ho o of Bost Venneboro ' town
ship linen boon Issued hi the Siegister of Omnilierlnud
county to the subscriber, reeldnic In said townoLip
All persului intehted to sold estate will please make
Immediate pnytnent, lull these having 0 slms to
present them, duly authenticated, to the utelershined
for settletn• lit.
ABRAM.COULE,
AdmlnNtr.Wr
2OJuTI.
CUAIBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
C U ItSIONV I.Xe.UIISIONI
etigual Cop Meetlog for too Carlisle
Mattel Motliodiei tdoleropal Chinch, will be bold
NEA d r ° VI LIA: STATION,
on the lino of the riand Pnlluy RAII I oat!,
Commencing Wednesday, August 2, and
closing Friday, August 11, 1871.
.Tlte Canuipritoiti Valky hull Road Compoly will
..ROUND TRIP TICKETS
during Oa. continuance of the rueeiTrig, whiclr will
ho•'good for return 'lmo/Igo on all. train+ learlng
Oakville Station until lust train ,d Saturday. Augutt
12, and poxitively nu lungitr.
Avatar Troins /care Oakrillr Daily, as Allows:
r:ASTWAIIit. • Wli.illsVAlti).
Arc .In, t. 43 n. tu. Accent. 9.57 a. in,
Mall, St l 0 Mall, 942 p. ill
E.,( 1.62 p. H. Expreen,
1X191.1 Tit %INS!
Ditrutg he contintutt.t.- ot the Cu.gc \touting
Extra TIIIIIIB wIII run n. runner:it
. FILIVI'4I,IA M BER•1:1; 011, -
. , On Saturda", - August 5.
. 7 FI l'ktT MAIN. .
Lem' ennilkmileur •
r . 5 :op lip.
,111111004/OFg 195 -•
Arrivo it °ally 111. 0 50 .
3P '' ItlaUlt NINO '
Loom (1 4. , ki" • ' 0.45 pan
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Leuro4'llatillwroburg'
Stalppoonburg.
rrivp at
MEM=
Len. • ...I,llle 9.0 "
VItOM CIIA 'tBERSRIJIdI A NEW
On Tueadaay,•August 8,
I+llt9i"EltAl • L
L.' Chain' ornAtitg 7.-1 • n. Lur
f3lllppP.l.tag
0nkv1110....
Arrive of Nowvill
nrru NIVI
11=211111
Oakvllfo • 0.:10
Arrive at. 9hlppunkibur4; 0.50 "
BECOND !VAIN.
Lou. u Clot 31 un0,0r 4., • 5.50 p.
" plapponnburg • " 0 35. "
Arrive at oultvillu , .0 so "
ItEn 4NINO
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tddipponxburs
Anivu et thdtvillo..
ME=
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FROM CIIANDERMURO AND CARLISLE
On IVednesday, Aug tot 9.
4iy - oNE rm.% TRAIN ONLY. .
Leave eltambrroburg 5 rd) 1 1. m
-•" Shlppeneburg
Oakville
- Newvillo
ArrlVe al Oarliele..
ItETtIitNINO.
Loevo CarllBl6 ji 1 745 p in.
Newvillo 815 ".
" Oakville "8 36 "
Bliipponeborg p 55
Arrh oat Ohontbereboto 950 " •
Two Extra Trains to liarriaburg.
Ono on Saturdgy, Aug. 5.
Leaving Oalr.vilio and Intormoillatostationliat 9 p. nr
AnOthcr on Tuetqay, Aug.- 8. .
Loving Oakville for Harrisburg and Intorigetilutii
illations at 9 p. tri;
. At Whtto lAII, Middlesex, Good ',nom Kautmon'e
and Morgantown. tickets don Lo procurod. Aron
Conduotora of'
~ - s ' . 0. N. LULL,
•
811Perlut9tdott.
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. ' Einporhitondent'o Office 1
,Clinniirrablirg, Julyl7, 1871. I . '
NEW TO-DAY.
T R AX D . OR 13 T 0 VE •
•
On Thursday, Juno 15, strayed or veto stolen from
the residence of the subscriber, In West Ponnebore
township, hear Mount Rock, 211 haul of hogs-18 of
which am shoats—left ear spilt-5 breodinit•vows
aad 4 pip. ' 4 suitable rettard will be given,tor in
formation that will trail to their recorery:.
' LEVI TERRI); •
'2oJu7lSt."' • , • Mt. Bock P.O.
EXECUTOR'S„ NOTICE. Lotteis
testamentary en the estate ofAhmham Young,
late of Wes tpennshore' township r deceased, have been
granted by the Register of Cumberland county to the
_undersigned executors residlngin Arid .townehlp.
MI persons indebted to said estate .will make im
mediate payment, and tboee having claims to present
them, properly authenticated, for settlement to:.
ANDREW YOUNG
r•
- 401.1 N YOUNG.
20.1u716t Executors.
• List .of unclaimed letters remaining, in
he postoffice at Carlisle, Pa., for th.
WEEK ENDING JULY 19, 1871 °:
LADIES' LIST.
Albert EvaEnda Moore Peggy ,
Blackburn Lucy '. Myerg II A
Baker Ella . 'Murray George L (2)
Bear Lizzie II • More Mary P.
Duff Keno • Paler July A
Polka Charlottr. ' Page Katie
•Forlick Rachel • . Rem Jano
Garner Rath ' Bwarner Rata R
.
.. . -. •
Hero Mee Speer May A
Caro Catharine ' Stotataan Itobccra A
Jeddy Hannah (2) Wonderltch, Hanna
Jordino J . ~ Idorrott A E
GEETLE.3I,EN'S LIST.
Aogbiabaugh Mr. Xillvillo Goo ~..
Allen It Miller.Jaa
...'"
Bock Jacob - . Minalch Balmy . '
dleaninga JlllllOll ' fiord Jou
Draught George NickeyJno L
Bonder Jacob Nolo* . Andrew
Common Win '" NalorMarney
Common A 0 - Shim Jno 0
Boomer Charlos •-' -, It r otrJll -- • - . -
Eyier.o7m . .. .. , Ihmta Peter . ....
Ego Michael ,' - Sharp David
Orooli Andrew, Smith Jno (cal)
Garver Prowls - Shugart Peter
OreivecA 0 , Bw•igert flow
gracy•Tollia • Tutf Ben)
liorc•r Jun Watt W W . •
.llnvorstick 0 R , %Vatter Jamb
linwprti Chas. Wagnor 8 W
Kiehl Ocorgo Wood! II W _,_
Kremar Jno • Wanamaker Christian
Lehman Adam • Waifs Prof 1 '
Lent John Whioler Arairove
.
Low Wetzel Moses
Llgbty Mr " (blacksmith)
Lana Jno Zeigler George
Mellinger Juo Zeigler Jacob ,
" Levi
PROPOSED
Antendmdcit to 'tho CoOstitutioeof
Pennsylvania.
•
C JOINT BESOLUTION.
• _ ropoatrag an mendment to the Clonal
tution of Pennsylvania.
Be it Itesotred by Me Sennte.and House of Reprsi
laiires of Me Cloantonnteatth of rennsyiranin in
Genera/ Assembly met, not the following amend
ment to tile Constitution of this Commonwealth ho
Proposed to the pet plo for their adoption, or, rejec
tion, pursuant to the provisions of the tenth artielo
Menlo. e, to wit
AMENDMENT.
&tite out the Sixth Portion of tho'Slath Article
of the Constitutton, and insert nlb (Immo( the
following t
•• A State Treasurer Omit bo el odett by the quail.
Cod electors of the State, at ouch times and for such
terms of service as shall be pronoribod by law."
JAMES 11. WEBB,
Spook er of the 11011811 of Representatives.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Speaker of the Senate.
60
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1 70
Approved lhetdenth day ordane, Anna Ihnutol
ono tla ueand eig hundred and bevonty-ono.
JOHN W. GEARY,
Prom . ..land cortilood for potOllcatlon purotsout to
be 'truth Art,p!c of the ConEtltutioo,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Moe Secretary of the Commonwealth, t
Ilardemurg, July f,th, 1571. f 29,1e71.
A IRY VIEW ACADEMY,
PERRYVILLE, JUNIATA CO. PA.
FOR MALE AND FEMALE PUPILS.
The above Instil ution was 'founded In 1852, and Is
located near the village of Perryville, on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, The buildings are new, largo and
confmodione, constructed exptessly for the purpeee,
according to the most approved models or ache•]
architecture and on high and commnnalna gonad.
The scenery around la picturesque In the h•gbost
degree, combining tbo beauties of mountain, valley
and river views ; and the community la licalthittl,
moral and intelligent •
. .
Whilst very young pupils wl I not 100 eacludoLl
from the Institution, it is ',domicil mainly f r th so
or more advanced AO and acquirements, it-d more
especially for tams° who intond to become to.ch•ra,
and a cordingly, instruction will bo gi• en every ses
sion in tho 11IgOltY cud PRACTier: of TE +CH
INO. Tho instruction will 1 0 th,,,,,,, g b, th,, ~,,.
eminent ihm,hut kind and parental, ewhilst the
moral end ieliglotts Instruction of tho pupils will he
) ,
hoot fully up to their intellecti 11 culture.
Tho Principals will devote t. ir undl , idud time
and onereles to the wellaro Or, • ,_eir pupil.. ' a,,tl will
Mt snot-tad by other compet :Ft instluetore. All
pupils from it distance aro required to board w Irk
the Principals, unless expressly understood to the
contrary when the pupil enterer, but boardin4 can
ho hod 'at-seasonable rates lu'respectublo families in
the neighborhood.
The Academical year consists of forty weeks, and Is
divided into three terms, viz
Thu First term. consistitig"of sixteen weeks, com
mences September 3d, and ends December 2 41.
The second Term consisting of twelve , weo-ks, coup
nienelmi, January 3d, and ends March 28th.
The Third Term, consisting. of twelve weeks, com
mences April 4th, and ends June 27th
The Coarse of Instruction ens races every branch
of Bcleuro udually taught the best seminaries
of learning.
TIMIS •
For Board, Tuition and Furniehed Room, (per
year of 40 weeks.) $2011,01)
TERMS FOR TUITION:
For Spelling, Reading, Arithmetic, Geography
nnJ Ettgl telt Grain ur, (per torm, 12 yreetrej $0 t 0
For Spot icg, itottillog, Arithmetic, tharraphy '
and Englix6 Uramular, (per team.-I weeks,) 11 00
For lllstury. Natural licione6, Ac, (per term or
12 weeks.) 0 0•
For mai :dunce, Lc., (per ie:111
•
18 wreks,) 12 00
Fur Anciuot Language. and Nut Lomat lee, (per -
. _
term of 12 u'eolc+,) 12 uU
For Anclog.t.bauguagon emu MA I (per
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tom of 16 weeks.). II Oa
l'uvlie will bo charged Olin, (or (inane, Fie , cli,
ii WM: Urea leg and risitithig i at liii•tructor e pile.e.
'rho nesiell.Paltitiog alio or. wan: D prirtp,ets kro
seder Ali.. COW rol of teachers on exportation and a •
knowleilzed reptit 010,
in.l% . .irlitrilli coot b eta 75c nt• to Si per
month, and Feet 75 cents per swath in the wild,
vision. light, &looks ap,d_Stailonary foe u: by the
d i kir
pupil. and •an i.e had .t the store. 11t retail prices.
‘ , l2llq.rt 111114 be paid ot advance; whoa the putill
(wirers, itiit4 II lei Is mind b paid oil holortr leaving
No dialectic ti mode for .d......, uood• emend by
e1.:ki11...
Thera 1 ureaehleg te:ldarl. In the. ereshyterlan,
Lutheran it , d Ylethudlat churelata, and puree a tan
dearhtwe %there they whsh thyl• ellthlrteu to atton I
divine Herncr, t.ni where eaT,Fut-r.neo la dleated,
they ho required - to attidel* church with 'tho
Fur reference, 1.1,e Primll.l tarts to Ida nutnorous
pupils nnw rogngod In the v.rione
pr..f.neunanti,nu•l In tall Wm inqulrlinpote of
business. _
Aildreau ull euututuulcutluus is '
DAVII) ?i'ILSON, A. D(, 41
— On
A. J. PAT.TgqON, A. m
2.Ju71.3m , Worlfiqui 1 4 0., Juliutu, J'U
CITY °ADVERTIS EME Ts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CLARK & BIDDLE
rt espoct.fut , y 'worm tholr rrtoi•dr trikr
- 71.11tE•IIA111.011111N5,
(late of Om; 6•m of It,iley& C 0.,) has tldr. day mix
clatod Moonlit with them. undur lho lino name of
RQI3BINB, .CLARK & BIDDLE,
7 00 p tu
7.30 '•
7.41. "
WATCH AND - JEWELIVit BUSINESO
at tho 01,1 stand,
1,124 CHESTNUT STRIII:T
PHILADELPHIA.
Thuy nr,. nutv uliorlng, at r..,lnced pr cu., n cllolcn
stock of
AMERICAN - AND .IYISS, Are • ES,
URA.. ON Ds, . •
STEULIN.I .11.VERIVA RE,
• T tin., CUTLERY,
' •
MANTEL CLOCKS
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ME
b. 3
845
FltIINCil AND VIENNA,
LEATIIER AND FANCY 000b8
,28,070
CESI
AEsc-IlaneotisAds
F - BPEEDY; - A D
. - : - o 45 1.
, Dr. Morrie Syrup of "fur, Wild ChOrry, unit Hour.
l nu l is 1111 Vi or.. or •1.1 by 110 ontlroly now proc. so,
and voutoks tho best known roloodio. for C. nubs.
Colds, ro 'Throat, and. oil Lung Complointo.
Pldnonot to the Nato, but powerful to ilo uCtioo.
sond ro, olroulxr cola doing tat of nrticlui used,
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and tho to unor of prupnrilut thorn. to
It. BI•11tRI,4,
Koltun. Po;
Oonerul Ao•oto:
John F, Iloory, 8 Co'lgo Place. N. Y.
Joialmon, II Poway & COWIIOII, 002 Arch at,, Plato..
Solddu Collide by -
COroinaut. Hwlhinglnu,'•
' W. F. Horn,
T. N. Wank.. uutl •
4. B. Ilarorstio. • 28Jan71.13en
700 p m
MEE
MEI
035 '•
0.50
7.05 "
7.35 ••
OAK.' BUBINESI3.—On and after the
' , Li • Stet of firptembor mutt, I Intend to do a OAB II
BUSINESS with ail; without. respect to patrons.
Country produco receitial as cash, y exchituas for
goods as usual. By this arrangemeat,strictly coo
tonal, I will ho onhblo4 to sell groceries at reduced
rates.
Monti . • - 0. INIIOYF.
A & -
ARVEBT' Cumber
land 'Courtly Agricultural Society will hold
lholr annual llama Mond 011 Saturday, August
10,,at tho fair grotiod. ' All Mond. of the Society
aro Inrltod to by predont, ~ • , ,
Mundt
. _
OR BALE.—A''' &lit-01W Oaro
Ward Table, bee been need but a abort
Bum'. Belle, CUM .m 0 all
.uomplete. Inquire at
Tmq Ontoa. , iwuntr •
Walinca Qeor&o
E. D. RHEEM,
Postmistress
F. JORDAN
=I
• 2'ootk Geanticr.
L. -TODONT
THE.MOST•DELIGH.TFVL
TOOTH CLEANSER
AND BREATH PURIFIER
DI THE WORLD
It Is a splendid IaNTIFItICE
It Preserveo the TEETH from docily
It prevents the form:4lon of TARTAR.otho
' •
Eizazs
It harden!, tho 013M9
It prothices , GßANT intakrif
ritcrirndetlqhtful MOUTH WASH.
,114T.Wqtrummteo
tAVODONT
to cattiku nothlOg of au injurious or oldectional
cliunieter lu Its conmuult lon, either to tho enamel or
body Of . tho TkETIt
Th . e' Rev. Dr..R.l..Drullilell, Vreeklent of Dleidneen
CollVgn, "I have, used • LZ.VODONT.' It le
plonliant Dentifrice and Flagrant Mouth wash: I
=9l
For ado by Joe tfavortatick, lg.nt, Carl's)°, and
druggists generally
Prlpo 50 cants prr Bottle
PARR BROTHERSt'OO,
Proprietors.
. Baltimore, 61d.
EMI
Dr. Ayers' Medicines
Y - ER'S - BA - RSA - PA - RILL - A
FOR PURIF YINO,TEI.R
The reputation title exc;ilent medicine enjoys,
le derived from its 'cures, many of which are , truly
marvelous. Inveterate estols •of -Scrofulous dis•
easte r -where the tt moot seemed saturated with
,rruption, have been purified and cured by It.
Scrofulous alTectionaand disorder. which were tag
gra voted b.) the 'scrofulous con tamination until
they were painfully afilictibg. have been radically
cured in such groat number. In almost every sec
tion of the country, that the pubDe scarcely , need
to be informed of its virtues or uses.
Perofulous poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitu
tion, and invites tha atibck 01 enfeebling or fatal
diseases, without exciting a Suspicion 01 Its pres
ence. Again, It seems to brood infection through
out the body, and then, on some favorable occasion,
rapidly develop Into ono or other of its hideous
forms, either on the surface or 'among the vitals.
In the la. ter,tubercles may be suddenly deposited
in tbe lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or It shows its presence . by eruptiiins on the
akin or foul ulcerations 011 some part of the body.
Ilona,' the occasional use '• of a bottle of this
Sarraporilla is advisable, even when no netlire
symptoms of disease appear. Persons afflicted with
the following complaints generally lind Immediate
relief, and, at length, cure, by the use of this
SA RSA PA RILLA : St. Anthony's /tire, Rose Or
Erysipelas, niter, Sal/ Rheum, .Scald Head, Ring
soorns, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Sclettdous disease. Also In the
more concealed Orin, as Dyspepsia. Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Fits,. Epilepsy,. Neuralgia, and .the
va-lous Ulcerous affections of the muscular and
nervous systems.
Byphilie or Vruereal and .Mercurial Dioceses are
cured by It, though a long time is required for sub
duing these olpitlnato maladies by any medicine.
But longcontinued use ut this m• divine will cure the,
complaint. Leueorrlona or Whiten, Uterine Ulcera
tions, and Female Mamma, •me. commonly Boon me-
Honed and ultimately cured by lie purifying and
invigorating effect.
Minute Directions for each ruse are found In our
Almanac, ,applied gra•is. Rheumatism and Gout,
ashen mooed by accumulations of extraneous mat
ters' u the blood, yield quickly to It, is also
Liver - Complaints, Torpidity,
, Congestion, or hillanui
lion of thy Liver and Jaundice, when oaring, as
they often dn. from the rankling poison In the
blood. SARSAPARILLA is a groat restorer Inc
the strength and vigor of the system Those who
a,c. Languid and Listless, Despondent, Sleepless and
troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Pears;
or any iv the affections symptomatic of Weakness,
will find Immediate fallen and courinclug evi
dence of Its restorative power upon trial.
PREPA - RED BY
Dn. J. C. AYER & CO, LOWEL, 11IAS t,,
Practital and Analytical pianists.
J. B. lIAVERSTICK, Agent,
—CARLISLE, PA. "
J. E. Ccildivell & C 0.,• Jewelers
CARD.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
DESIRE to invite the especial atten
tion of purelissers and onion visiting the
city, to their unusually largo and varied na•.rtrueut
NE,IY JEWELRY,
FINN WAPCIIES
=
Artistic Silver Ware
1==:!
A /ILE . UTLEItr, ILECPILO pLAT4.I) 000 US
OF FIMEST QUAL!TY
FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES AND
MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
Rocelvol DIRECT 1?-031 PARIS during tho prooont
COurtuoua and polite an, nthai lo uncalled to all
who may bu la wood to accept a cordial Invitation
to d•h thukr,boultital storu, •
• 902 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
•
10Jan71-1y
Gift Enter prise.
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765,000
- CASd (UFO, 1'0 , 11% 1)
NI.,:W YORK CA •1
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TED DT THE
II PEI ZR - Or .
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EVERY 'TICKET DRAIVS A'PRI2E.
3 en.i, Oilla sea. h Nu o , u eII Caq.. 01110 81,0 . 0
20,11001200
2.) " •• • 5..00 :154 •• • 0
os. roan lionewo.4l . Platte., • each, 53 0' to 5:00
73 "
tb thloonn . g.' '76 'a 100
•wl , g Magittnen, • - do 'to 175
tiold Wangle. - - '• 75 to 300
~
Cole. I.•mt, Silver War-, etc., ..hod it 51,m 0..0.
A Oulu' to draw tto.f of the nbored•rizon fur 250.
• •mcribing Psizon aro sealed In ruvolui ran ,t.l
well mixed. On •0 dpi of 2.h0 a Sealed 'I leket la
drawn without ehoico, nod n•nt by trad to ape ad
drone. Thu p Leo tweed upon It will he dells'ored
to the ticket holder on payment of 0116
Prized are immediately sent to any addrenn by ox,
pr as ur return su .11. --
lot,- will allow What yOlir 11•1110 I. Wore you pay
for is.' Any price exchanyed for another of the same
~alue. No I.la•ks. Our patron. can depend on lair
doohlog
Itermtioro.a.—The f01,911..g :tardy &our Valuable
Pr'sns mad kindly perm MK! unto publi.h them
Andr.ts J. Burn, (9,1 .10,1.06;,
%Val k,r, lain • rr. SSW ; Jame.. v Mat.
:thews. i 28,40 John T Anderson. Soy .I.llloh.
$O.OOO r James Simmons, rocon. sfnM 0.
P10:218 0/1010:01: Ihe Or,, Is rellabh." .4Veekly
Traime, Dec. 28. •'Dormve their (uncoil "— , /V. 1.
Iferaht, Jon.-1, "Jut and Honoraria"— Nem,
Dee. 9, -
Bond - .frir - a Liberal Induo.ments to
Agents. Bollsfiratlnti guarantood. Erery package of
200 tooled Envelopes contains 0011cAun 01/V. Boron
helots for 11: 1T for 22: 00 for $5; 200 for 515.
Address JAMES E. MARTIN-et CO.,
1910712 m - 70 Ilroddiiity, N.Y.
For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE FOR '
NO: WI:8V LOUT.IIEN
J. B. HAVEUBTION.
12Jan71
F OR SALE
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A largo quantity of STONE, sultublt. fur Cull :lug
curt., awl illutchuruing putiroars. Paquiro of
•• MILS. Pr. D. POTTS,
Harrisburg Turt.l.lkr, ur.ar North Hartuvor strest.
6.1au71.
FOR SALE.:—Several lets situated W
twuen Lutort Spring and Oarriaon Lane.
aultablo for building lute, of for truck' gardening;
being bent qualsty of ground for thlif purpose. Ap
ply to. CIIAB. If. lIMPBURN.
-BOrnlt7llf,
Pure Ih•upa; C74einicals, tOe.
OR PURE DRUGS, PHEMICALB,
F
and'Patent tledliitios to D. Ilivorstick,
No. 6 Booth Honoree stroot.,,go
Also, iplendidnsoort•
moot of Tollot Soap,, Perforoorlas, nd Yank! Toilet
Articles, ,
J. if ventinon,
• 5 smith ihnui.retru t, osr4oo,
13octIO •
YOU• oan obtain 'Pyo Stuffs, Porfu:
amigo, and Fancy
,qt .1. 11..1.farox ,
Rbytilclaue' , vreecrlptloax,,ciaffotally ;
powalo4 , • • " ••1
I •`c, ' • trAVSIIFITauff
• • Nd,.4 South lirmovpr otropt,Oarliale, Pis
noct7ol •, • • •
OITY dDYEETIBE~i'ENTI~,
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XrAI 3 Ia2WOOD 7 1— INSITitJT:E t
Young Ladles, Plttlitteld,_ Rass.,,lour and
widely known for great beauty of locatiotiand gaga'
rfority of instruction. REV. O. V. SPEAR, Pitnel-.
FOR BALE. -206 Ano ro s sttpexior
:WHITE OAK TIMBER. lind,runir Lock Eleven,
Pa. 6,000 acme neinlock Timber' Mod, Potter Co.,
Pa...P. W. SUBAPBE, Geologist and Boginoer„
Pottsvillo, Pa.
ROOT BEER.—This delicious whole
some and refreshing Summer beverage, can be
very madly made In every family at a cost gf about.
FIVE Olt SIX. CENTS' PER GALLON, 'l'y beteg
- ASCHENBACII & MILLER'S, Root Deer Extract.
If your store dote not sell thin, send twenty.flve
mate to Ascheribach & aftlier,'Go. 900 North Third.
Street, Philadelphia; for' one bottle, which will
make a whole Sorel er Peer. Plea bottles for ono
dollar. Full Instruct ons Nun iv Rh each lot.
gOLLIDAYSBURG SEMINARY,
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA
riIUSCARORA ACADEMY, ACADE
. ' -MIA, PA.
The tbirly.sixth School. year begine September
sixth. Location healthful, attFactivo and Well
adapted to phyelcal development. Frio from lovfing
places and saloons, the -Influences aro morel. Moro
,than 3,009 yotang moo hap here been prepared for
College or business ,
Terme moderate. Apply for circular_ to
D. D. STONE, A M. -
J. J. PATTERB N, A. M.
TWENTY YEARS IN SUCCESS
FUL OPERATION.
ivory policy issued by the ohElfassachusete Mutual
Life Insurance Company is seCnred from forfeiture
by law of the state. For insurance or 'agenCtee, ad
dress-or apply at Agency, Sixth and Walnut streets,
Philadslp la, Pa.
Hp HENDERSON'S FAMILY
QUOIT CASES.
Each Clue containing OctrEottlo of
OLD PALE BRANDY. I HOLLAND GIN.
OLD RYE BRISKET. OLD PALE !MERRY.
TINE OLD PORT. OLD BOURDON
Odaranteed Pura and of the very Beet Quality.
PRICE .EVEN DOLLARS.
- 'lent by Express O. 0. D., or Poet °Mee order,
U. lIENDERSON, II Broad street, New York.
-AGENTS-WANTED-FOR-THE
TRAMMIBSTON OF LIFE. •
COUNSTAN ON TAX, PIATUIIII AND HYMNS W TUX
MMICULINN FUNCTION. hy .Da. NAMIBIA, author et
"-The Physical Life of jVoman." rolates to - the
mak sex; to full of new facts; delicate but out
spoken; practical and popular; highly andorsod ;
sells rapidly. Bgid by eubscrlptlon only. - Exclusive
torrjtory.' Terms Choral. Price $2. Address for
contents. &e., J. G. PEROT% & CO., Pubilehore,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ROTARY MEASURIN G
reliable FAUCET.
e beet. A durable and article. Ne
and not liable to breakage. Bend-tor circular.
Addroae Box 4.6, tiblremanatown, Pa.
sA MILJION—DOLLARS
Shrewd but qu'et naen caw maluis fortune by re-
ealluktherieeret-of-tbo-busineso-to-no-on ,
Addr.ee BDOAR SIMS;
688 Drendway, New York.
AGENTS READ THIS l
WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF 530
PER WEEK and "exp.... or allow d largo oolongs.
elan to sell our new end wonderful lnvep•lune ad
dress M. 'WAGNER & CO.. Mazatlan, Mel,
A MONTH, TzTorso and Car
832er rlago fundshod. Expenses paid. u.
80KW, Alfrod,
GJu7&4
THE ACCOUNT OF -J. W. EBY;
Treasurer of tbo School District of the borough
of Carnet°, for tho year coding on the Drat Monday
of Juno. A. V. 1141 :
DY TRHASUREIR.
• '
1870
Juno To balance In bands of treasurer
at last settlemont $735 30
To amount of school tux duplicate
for 1870 ' - 13,342 60
Nov 2. To Halo appropriation to Common
Schools 730 80
To receipts for tuition of uou.resi
dent scholars 123 09
To amount, received from 11, L. , ,
Bbryock, erg., floes and penal
ties collected by him 2 00
1071. ~ . ' • "
June 1. To Wane° conk on bond $1.52/3 4
Indobtednosa of (11..1r10t, I6, , oo—lutereot payable
eta banouall, , bum Joao 1,
CR. PAY AENTB BY TREL&I.III kn.
By salaries of teachora for Bt. past Year.. $8,377 40
By Incidental expenses, inclusive of print
,,--,ll47stationary. mtelsongtr, cleaning •
rooms, ac 074,04
By repidr•, foralturo, slut fiztur - 41 — 309 01:
By interim!. On Indobtedness one year, to
1 Juno, 1671 380 00
coal nod wood ,„ 242 26
lly rout and In•urance 202 50
Cash Expenditures
Al.o, . •
By Abatement orb per cent to prompt tax
payer, 370 30
By szonera•ions allowed on ern lector's du
' Minato, Inclusive of dlscropauclee,
over charges, do 618 06
By amount allowed treasurer , for over
chores at lest settlement. rurOpproved • - '
by Board 123 60
By few! of collection ' .. 425 31
By tuxes outstanding fur 1870—Including ,
a portion In dinputo and subject to fu- ,
turo settloment, Ac 1,700 27
By balance In ban 10 or troasurer 1,528 45
Juno 2e, 1871, II rands) report read, approved and
ordered to be entered on the minute. of the Board,
and noblehed In the papers of the dhitrlet.
By ordenof the Board,
C. P UUdIRICII, Secretary.
The a.count of J. W. Eby, tronsurer of tbo !school
district of tho borough of Carlisle, for the year end
ing on the first Monday of Juno, MI, having beep
examined by me, and compared with ,tho origlosl
vow:lien and papers 'tauchitti the sumo, I do
therefore, certify that tho abobo Is a Just and troll
exhibit of the some. and that a balance of fifteen
hundred twenty-eight dollars and forti-Bre coats
remain in tho Lands of said treasurer as of said
ditto, and, ale,,, that taue for the so r. 18717 remain
oot.tanding, to the amount of $1.70927 :Oval to
alboh further exo..•retious or corrections as may ho
t ti n t propur and lawful.
. . . .
Gold Chains
I=
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
Ftrast of land situated
all: on tiro Canal attl Elver, in r iverpeol township,
sorry county. c..atirintrig IiEE Iliq SD,ED AND
FIFTY AOrrES, more or leas, havloa thou., erected
twmatory brick don , le DWELLING HOUSE, elm
vainly firdelled ; n large twtnstory , LIRA ME DWELL.
INC HOUSE, and a ' , cry tin • frame BANE EARN,
111)000 feet. Thu abliv"e'llatlecatr ho ratellly . sti•idod
Into lieveral foram which •111 be ea d • together or
separate, to ell! purchaser.,
A so, it Plo.o of land In 'the townaltip, con.
*Mains THIRTY A.'ltEg. mote or t 0.,, partly
clunp:d.
Alin, u Ira., or load on lb. canal' mad river, in
nuffslo totortieldp, in th. round county. c-ntaining
ONE 11UNDItED aND kIPTY AClte.l3, more or
less, abut the half being el.are.l, having tharerm .
erected two log Ileum and a log *taiga.
Also, a lot criminal In the borough et Liverpool,
being 01)011,0 ferre,llyins bataeen Atm Meer and
carstl, and having thereon ere, tad a tVA ItEIIOVEIE.
All to be rid on 'very favorable terms and •thoe
Jaren to atilt the purchrser.
Thu above prSpertles will be offered at' private
tale until OCTOBER 2e, 1871. and IfShot subd befaro
th.t tiroo. will tr. *odd at . public sale an that day in
Liverpool wit'an and wil-re the tonne will it. made
known.
• .
Apply to U. 0. MOPED, Ntbellsolcaburg, or to J
brealtltleK,Jr. 11nrriaborw
MEI
Durtii,rnas,
-
•
47th Dividend.
•
CARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK.) '
Carlinle,.Pn.,;May 2, 1871. f
Ibo Board or Director. liat%- this day do In ed a
Dividend of VE per cent.
for thO past ol t month., on tho Capital Sock, free Of
Slate awl Nall, ral tame, t ayable on demand. ,
J. P. lIASSLIItt,
4uta7l9nt .
SCHOOL 'FAX 71041,1871
Ifa* . lbo Ibip:ieuto ,•t 84001 'fazes fur the proseu
your boo boil.3ued by. t h u &Iwol biroc tool of
lloroutakui (Naha°, end. delivered to tho Treasure
for coll,c1I•ti.
Notice le therefor° It•reby' given to the taxable
Mixon° of xeid Pullout District, that the Treasurer
will attend at the unty Court house (Commix ,
Heaters' °glue) on
WEDNItIiDAY IN:' THURSO/I', 'AUG. 30 %XliBt,
oust, betwo,n tit. hnore of elite and tee o'. look on
said. day.. tot rho poplin of receiving the indil
lOUs, 111111 Up IS wild dates tex n e olay,.be pull at
the 11110 or No. XS: "Minion HMV'.
Ite.t Hain street. .
Ou all taxes paid on or to , f re the above dirt e,
deduction of—.
• FWE "PER ,CENT .
will ho made (4 prompt pnyineut, alter which limo
a uniftaut will,to Issued, onfareing the cenrctlon
of all Atoll taxes as Female uutthl. '
J, IV, EBY, Tronsuter.
Juno 14, :871
•• 40101 .
D•a!%s and Fancy Goods,
PURE .AND UNADULTERATED
DIIUOtI OAN ALWAYS UN OBTAINED AT
J. 11. LIAVERSTIOICS
No, 5 South Hanover Street,
• Carlisle, Pa.
N. 11,. - Proseriptlons• carefully and ,accurately
erunpoundud at all limos. •
151e71,1f• „ , , , • ;
j B. HeiVERSTICK, •
NO. 6 BQUTLI lIANOVICR
.OAULI6I.N, PA
Dealer. in - •
• Drugs, Medicines, ac.
'HEREBY announce ' n4tielf. ate tui
I
Indoyoudont Candidata, the °Moo or County
Troaanror.Montt • • • ' DAVID IttIOACB..
Nv4paiisTettliq'lliti Ortitsoii
,00,LLICOZ.
,TWO counrjse, pLABAIPAP . AND 1101 N
,TIWtO, ?Achy ,e*oonio to the
atudeut, *2OO t01260.T0f Infonsottron; addreet
rPREBIDENT HAYS,'
•• 2 . 2 J on Dos - . Nyalbinaton,Tenheylyooln:
Financial
14.910 59
t 10,086 78
14,940 69
R. C. wOoDWARD,
Financial ,ecrstcry
Schnoi 'Tax
Ira!leer's Vinegar Bitters.
A. EMMA' TSEDICAIiDISCOV=Y.
Dn. WALK/IRIS CALIFORNIA
ViNE A R
TIERS.
Huri6MlW 4 l4Thoileands b(Mi Testimony
to their Wonderful Curative Effects.
WHAT ARE THEY?
They•ltri not a vile Vency Prink, !Ueda Of poor
Rum, Whisky, Proof Eiplytt, elet..:Petnee-Llonora,
deetorelolpkood„Ond eweatetn4 to War the taste,
called
TONICS, . '
A PPErf AREI,
RESTORERS,
• ,
&c., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and
ruin, but are a true Medicine, rondo from tho Niitive
Roots and Kerbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimulants. They aratteitireat Biood . Purlflor, and
. a Lifo-Giving Principle; a perfect Renovator and In.
vigorator.o'rthe . system. carrying off all pLisonons
Matter and restoring the blood t. a - healthy emil.
tion. No person can tab. Wes° Bitters according to
Ste.
direction and remain iltp unwell, provided th
brines nro not destroyed by mineral poison or oth r
means, and the vital organa wasted beyond the p oi t
of repair. '
For Inflammatory end Chronic Rheumatism and
Gout, Dyepepsla or. .Indigoatlon, Bilious, Remittent,
and Intermittent Fiwnrs, Dlseasea of 1b...8100d,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have
been most successful. Such Diecauca ore caumed'hy
Vitiated Blood, which 'is generally produced by de
rangement of the Digestive Organs.
Dyspopela or Indigeatlon, ileiiduche, Pain In' the
Shouldare, Cotglisnighttteas of the Chest, Dimmeaa,
Boni Eirichitions of the - Stomach, Rad lio;to . In the -
Mouth, Bilious Attacks,- Palpitation of the Heart,
Inflammatioci of the Lungs, Sala to the region of tliA
Kidneys, and n hundred other painful' symptoms,
are the armoring. of dyspepsia.
They Invigorate - thirStomach and 'a tlmulato the
torpid Boor and bowels, which lender them of no. 1
~equidedeillency_ in cleanaing the blood of all Ito,
purities, and imparting now life and vigor to the !
whole system.
Bilious, Remittent, and Interinitt,,nt Fevor, which
are so prevalent kn.', valleys of our great riven
throughout the United States, especially those of the
Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Tonnesmeo, Comber
land, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Pearl, Ali,-
hams, Mobilo, Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many
others with their vast tributaries,' during the Slim
mer and Autumn, and reniarkably so during seasons
of in:menet heat and dryness, are invariably accom
panied by extensive derangements of the stomach
.and liter, and other abdominal viscera, Those aro
always more or less obstructions of the liver, a weak
ness and irritable state of the stomach; and-great
torpor of tho bowels being clogged en Witii_villated_
accumulations. In their• treatment, a purgative
exerting a powerful influence upon these various
organs, is essentially necessary. There ei nocathar
tic for - the pnrrove equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar
Bitters, as they will speedily remove the dark-col
orrd vlacid matter with which the B ,well are
load“ 1, at the sums time stimulating the Si...rations
of the liver, and generally • restoring etas' healthy
functions of the digestive organs, The universal
popularity of this valuable remedy In regions sub
ject to miasmatic Influences, Is eufllcient evidence of
its power as a remedy to such cases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Balt Rheum,
Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pest ulos, Bolls, CarbuiieW
Ring-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas,
Itch, Scarfs. Diecolorations of the Skin, Humors and
Diseases of the Skin, of whatriver name or nature,
aro literally dug up and carried out of the system In
a short time by the use of thews filters. One bottle
In such cases will convince the moa incredulous of
their curatlve,offect.
Chums° the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions, or Bores; cleanse It when you find it oh.
structedind sluggish in the veins; cleanse It when
it is foulond yourfeellngs will too you'when. Keep
the blood pure and the health of the system will
follow.
Tapo, and MI., Worms, lurking in the sys
tem of So many thousands. mu effectually destroyed
and removed: For full directions, read carefully the
circular around oath bottle, printed In four lan.
gouges—English. Gorman, Foonch, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. It. 11. McDONALD & CO.'
Druggists and Oen. Agonte, San Francisco, Cal.,
and 32 and 34 Commerce Street, New York.
. Sold by all-Druggists mull/raters.
Bdoc7o-ly
Livery asci .ale Stables
LIVERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
STABLE.' -
J. L. STERNER & BROTHER,
In roar of Dents House.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES, TO .111REI
ON RaIIIONADLN TOUXO, AND Al 0110/1T88? NOTION.
CARRIAGES HURFIISRED FOR 1/INERALS
Afir N. B. Stablo room for 60 Load of hol.lion
kaop.
17fab70
LIVERY AND. EXCHANGE STA
JL.A BLEB.
_
. 0 8.13 fir. BBE 7Y-(Z.
Having recently purchased the Weary stable of
Goo. W. Gillon, they would reppectfully announce
to the citizens of this place, that they have recently
purchased a number of new vehicles. In addition,
also, they have had their entire stook of haggles,
carriages and cabs,
R]-TAINTED, REAKODELED,
ud fluished u► in tho latest city style
itorses sod Carriages to hire at the shortest
NOTICE, AND ON REASONABLE TERMS..
Vehicles furolehed for ell ,40e1110148.. Remember
the place, a few door. eolith of the C. T. It It. de
pot to G. W. Hilton's old stead.
22,1e7114, DOSILI.LtRETZ.
Cucumber Wood Pumps.
THERE WERE sold in the year 1870,
- 8,841 of B 1 Achley's
TRADE 0 MARK.
WOOD PUMPS,
lloosuring 215,G60 foot In length, or oufflclout in tho
aggrogato for
A Well Over forty Miles;Deep.
Siniplo In c-notructont—llooy operation—tilling
no node to th. Watur—DlWsble—lt•liablo and
Chopp.
Theeo.Putupe sro tis.lr own but r.comulend.thm•
Po? onto by Donlon Is Hardware ail Agricultural
Inplemonts, Plumb-re, nu app Sinkers. ic., through
out tho country. Circulars, ac., furnished upon ap
plication by moll or °them i•e • •
Blush. PllO3Ol t.mkried to parties in towns wt.° .
I have uo .gout. tiros r•coipt r-gular retell
vice.
In buyn•., u.r nil that Von , rum: , brors we.
trade noirl. 10.'"1` .. 0' oohs.
CHAS. G. BL.ATCHLEY, Manuirr.,
OFFICE AED
024 to 112 , II.11.•it
nult:10
.stoveN, Tip ware and Pumps
p YOU WANT ()HEAP PARLOR
A - D COOK sT,vt , s AND Evhaa V tRILTY OF
''TIN AND 8116h.T'litON W
1E3311
RIUNESMITII & RUPP,
NOS. 62 AND 64 Nonni HANOVER STREET,
CARLISLE, Ps
We. w•.uld reepretfulty Io•orto our numurou•
owl the pub lo geuer.ll.l,lbut we imv o can
etnitly on hand u
I.OIIE AND 1yHt.G81.6."V . 0 STOCK UP
PARLOR AND COOK STOVES
This department. of our stock le unexcelled for
artlathr design, superior knish, end elmplkity of
arrangement.,
'Our stbck of novo@ Is Immense, 'and' embraces
all the meet popul.ir t arlor and, Cook Blom of the
times.. . . .
Wator Cook." a Noclalty at tbc; present Limo.
Knives, '
Fois t • • , '
Spoons, ••
Ladles,
Lamp's; ,
Togothor witli.Pildrl and Jappnrked Ware
Welaro oleo prepared to faraleda
Pumps for Diidorns and Doop Wells,
and Imo tut into thuCulubrutod,Ommitm Cucumber
Plcu.d Pump. -..
ItipkJßO. SPOOTJ;iO . , AHD, JOB WORK
attondoil to promptly and on renconahlo Orme. •
nernoraber the place. the green front ou North
Ilanowir. . Stmt. , fow. doora above Loonier.
Oleo as a call as we arie determined col to ho under.
aold by any other parthie Ia thle
Thankful for pelt. patronage we extend ro_cowlha
invitation 16 all to pay no a Welt:, • • • • "
ItIONESMITH & 11UPP, . ' •
„ncis.'l32.aid 64; '
NOILTII HANOVER STREW'. •
CAIILIBLIti' •
PA;
1114071 -
Hall's Vegetable Hair Benet/3(44.
HALL'S
ETABLE. SICILIAN
R R E N E W . li It
H A I
Restores
Is the only perfected citacelontlit
colly ir.ptrod pr,panatiou of ' It.
Gray
dreral to the pilbl e,•tinel
Hair
line no cOmpotitor In Imit. Ils Itn
tom Ow Bair is soon restored to the
to its
o;4lfial youthful ci.lor and bill
Original
1q mucli.uiludro4
Color,
by all. remue u}loBo liair 18 thin
Promotes
or fallkug out •111. by tho ueo_ot
our Ilot,ower, •001 k 800 Its tpod'ef•
forfte, ne, by lb, tonic a d et innflut
Grom th !
Ing properties, the halr glutotn will
•to Inc:tod the halr.grow tblek
and is a
and litroog again. Inc.aoa of 1.41.1
SPlondid
m se It will •roftto tt,tl,7 gruw!lo
unless dm fullielou try dostloyed*.
Dressing
It la cooling, and ollayx all itching
Try ono
Ittid Inflation of ibo Bcoll. IC too
Bottlo
not Oath thu chin nu do ,dy.a, hat
malcomp. scalp %hits and cleah
Ae a dremalag It la tho . ..bost and shoe t
Thicken
economical preparatl"n In limo world,
up the
au Its affects last e - t much longer
ME
Semi for our Treatise oil the hair,'
fro to all, by mall.
Locket
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Sold by all
Price Ono Dollar Por Bottle
R. P. HALL & C 0., Proprietors
LADORATTLY, NASHUA, N. II
B. A. HAVERSTICK, Agent,
CABLNLE, PA.
95ang70.1y
'Lines of Travel
sIUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
. 'On U 9 11W010. _ _
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Thursday, November 24,1670, Pussouger
Train. will run daily, An f01101111,(3t111d3ya excepted):
WESTWARD !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Harrisburg
8:00 A. Mecbanimburg 8:35, Carlisle 9:1 I, A uvvllle
9:40, Shipponsbmg 10:23. Chamborsburg 10:44, Over!.
castle 11:16, arriving at Hagerstown 11:4'6, s. Y.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 1:55, 9. Y , M.
ohm:drain:T.' 8:T1. Carlisle 2:88, Newville 3:32, Blip
ponsburg 4:o2ophamberatng 4:35, Greencastle 6:11,
arriving at Hagerstown 6:40, P Y.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 4:30, Pm,
Mechanicsburg 6:02, Carlisle 5:32, Newv111.81:05, Ship.
pensburg 6:38, arriving at Chambersburg 7:00, p a.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Chambersburg 7:46, A ■
Greencastle 9.00, arriving at Hagerstown 10:05, A N.
EASTWARD !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Chambersburg
6:00 A )1, Bhippennburg 6:29, Newville 6:00, Carlisio
0:38, !Mechanicsburg 7:02, arriving at Harrisburg
7:30, A Y.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 8030 0 no, Omen
east's 9:00, Chambersburg 9:46, Shippensburg 10:22,
Nowvllle 10:53, Carlisle 11,0, Mechanicsburg 12:06
arriving at Harrisburg 12:37,1". m.
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 12:00 m,
Greencastle 12:25, Chambomburg 1:05, Shipponsburg
1:37, Nevrvillo 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, Mechanicsburg 3:18,
arriving at Harrisburg 3:50,9 Y.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 3:20 P M,
Greencastle 4:27, arriving at Chambersburg 6:20, p Y.
.11Z^ . Making clued connections at Harrisburg with
trains to and from Philadelphia, Now York, Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and all points West.
0. N. LULL, Supt.
Suloorintendent's Office. Chamb'm Nov. 21. 1870.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BUMMER TIME TABLE.
Eight Trains (Daily) to and friim Phila
delphia and Pittsburg, and Two
Trains Daily to and fro Frio
(Sundays excepted).
AFTR MONDAY, JUNE, Gth, 1871,
Paorenger Traine of the Pnaylrania
road company will "depart from 'ffArrieburir and
.rtrrivo at Philadelphia and Pitteburg as follows:
hASTWARD
8 45—Philadelphia Exprose_ laav,,a Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 3 45 a. m., and nrriveaat
West Philadelphia at 7 40 a. m.
7 05—Nast Line loaves Harrisburg daily (oxeopt
Monday) at 7 35 a. m., and snivel at West Phlladel•
phis at 11 15 a. in.
Mall Train leaven Altoona daily (except Sunday)
at 3 00 p. m., and arrival; at Harrisburg at 9 00 p. m.
10 45—Cincinnati Express loaves Ilarriaburg daily
at 10 45 p. m., and arrlves at West Philadelphia at
3 10 a. m.
. • •
11 25—Pacific 'Express leave. Harrisburg daily
at 11 26 a. ra., and arrives at Went Philadelphia at
3 16 p. m.
1 26— ELMIRA EXPRESS leaves Harrisburg daily - 7
(acept Sundae) at 1 26 p. m., and arrivea at West
Philadelphia at 0 00 p. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation leave. Altoona dn11.7
(Sunday excepted) at 7. 26 a. tn.; and arrives at Har
risburg nt 1 WS p. m.
3 22—Harrisburg Aceeminodation lea4n Harris
burtritt 3'66 p. m., and arrive at Philadelphia at
9 45 p. m.
7 50—Lanesstar Train via Mount Joy, leave.
Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 7 LO a. m., and
arrives at West PidladOlpida at 12 40 P . m.
=EI
4 35-11rfo Fart Lino wort; for kric, hove War-
Helm rg daily (uxeopt Sunday) at 4 35 arriving
at Erie at 7 40 a. m.
11 65— ERIE MAIL wort, for Ede leave. Hard.-
burg dolly at 11 55 u.ns.,,arrlvlng ot Erie at 3 50 p-in.
11 41--Cincinantl.Expreeu leave, llarrlnburg dolly
et 11 45 p. m. arrives at Altoona Rt 4 40 a. al., and
rhos nt Pia/antra at 10.00 a. m.
, . . .
I 3.5 Filth PACIFIC E.Y.PIIE,B Isar. Harris
burg at 1 85 A zn , arrives at Allot,. tr 00 a r
and arrives at Pitt.l.Purg at 10 , 20 a. m.
2 10-4econd Pacific Express len•es liarrbburg
dullyt 2 10 a. m.. arrive/41a Albans at u 30 a. m ;
takes breakfast and arrives at PI ttsbu r; at 1040 u. m.
4 45—last Line leave. Harrislairg daily (exc. pt
Sunday) at 4 45 p. m., arrives at Altoona. at 8 55 p.
m„takes supper and arrives at PI ttsbn — egit I i 0 & m/
1 15—Mail Train leaves Harrisburg d.ily (except
Sunday) at 115 p m, arrives al Altoona M. 715 p.
take. supper and arrive. atPittsburg at 1 00 a .ru.
7 00—Way Pasdengor Train loaves Ilarrialatyg daily
except Monday, at 7 00 n. •m., arrive& at Altoona at
1 20p. m., and at Pittanirg at 8 20 p. m. -
SAMUEL A. MACK,
Supt. Middle Div. Penna. It. It.
Harrisburg Jane 3. 1871.
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBAO-OU
la manullt :lured at
FACTORY NO. 1,
30 DISTRICT OF MAItYLANS,
Sir Bee that every package you bey beats Urn
Inscription
200ct704,
Boiler Itfaintrattory
4 ARRISBURG CAR
• Manufacturing Conivany's
.BOILER Department,
Corner Thirteenth and Vernon Streets,
Ts prepared to matmfactitro
Boileiti,
'ranks,
Staelcs,
Steam Piper,
All kl . Mla or wt rk In
. - ;Boiler, Tank or Sheet Iron
Promptly and ootJefactoaly osecut.l.. Particular
ottautiott pit! to REPAIR.. Nil, of tho alme or
abroad. . .
OHO. 0. BOY ER, Bovvrii.tondont
BWER RILEY, FO.lllllll,
BDJ*7l3m
Peter .bodge, Barbel
NTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given
that application will ho niado to thu next L..g.
UMW° for the incorporation of • hulk of Deposit
and Discount, to Go located at Carlialo, Cumlaoland
county, Penallylivable, to ho called the Poop
lugs hank, with n capital of twenty-live thousand
dollars,' with tho privilege of incren dug to .oto hun
dred thousand dollars. n •
• •
20JoTIOns
WN WITH HIGH PRIORS FOR
WASIIINO. •
T. J. SMITII, is • now praparo•l to do white wash
ing nod wall cleaning, and well scraping. on the
moat improved plan, and at the aborted HliCO.
Thorn need ho no removing of carpets of furniture.
Satisfaction given, or tl , ) pay required. Good -refer
ences given. Nose leave orders at tho barber shop
of: David Welch, or Galvin Able, or at the OffiC6 of
J, L. Sterner & Bro., livery and exchange stables.
Please give men call. •
WI RN •RAILING, (MARIA, for Moro
Fronts, daylump, de. Iron bedsteads, Wire Web
binge fbr abnap an4poultry yards; brae .and Iron
wire cloth Playoff, Pandora, Priaana for co es
sand, do, IleasyCritunad (Moth fur spark armlet..
Lindscapo:Vigra lorL Windows de., Paper Makers,
Orinansental Wire Works. every Inform&
tion by apt casing the min ufaciurars, N. WALK NU
Jk /WNW No 11 North Math 'Argot I , llllollolphlit. -
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