LIST 01 0 PREmnme; 00IICLUDFD
C6lBB 2.3.
pitEsua r tv.as, PICKLES AND OAriRD,FILDIT.
Bed lot of praserves, Mrg. Frederick
fickle, Hearth and Homo and'sl; best
lot pickles, Geo D Craighend,.Horticul
turist ; best lot: jollies, W H Zearing,
Horticulturist and 2 ; lot canned frujts,
Mrs R. W. Miller, do. and 1 ; lot canned
fruits. Mrs W L Haller, do. and I ; lot
jellies, Mrs J H W Shreiner, do. and 2 ;,
best currant Wine, Mrs Jos Heiser, dO.
r and 2 ; best grape wine, Mrs .T W Eby,
1 110 and 2.
The exhibition in gile class was very
superior, and the exhibitors have the
warmest thanks of the society.
Clam No 24
DOMESTIC MARU FACTURES
Mrs Q D Craighead, best quilt, Dearth
find Home and $2 ; Mrs John Spahr, sr.,
second best quilt; 1 ; Mrs M P Hackett,
best worsted quilt, $1 ; Mrs Sarah C
Brandt, second' best-; worsted quilt, 50 ;
M rs John noYser, ?lest counterpane,
Lady's Friend and I ; Mrs Hysinger ,
best pair of blankets, 2 ; Mrs Martha E
Wolf, second best pair of blankets, I ;
Sarah C. Brandt, best rag rug, f ;
itek‘rtev Cauliflower, second best rag
rug, 50; Frysinger & Co., best rag car
pet, 2 ; P D 801 l second best rag carpet,
; Mrs David * Wolf, best table cloths,
Lady's Friend.
- David Horsier, best satinett, diploma ;
Mrs C 'Elliott, best Nyollen hose, lady's
friend ; Mrs C Elliott,best cotton gloves,
JO cents ; Ida Clendonin, second best,
lady's friend ; David Horner, best wollen
yarn, diploma ; Ida Clendeniu, best linen
yarn, diploma ; best coverlet, Jacob
Meixel; .The committee would also
notice the beautiful quilts, exhibited by
Mrs A E Bectem, L Martin, Jerry Corn-
man and others ; also blankets by Martha
E Wolf, and d M Peffer ; a rug by P A
11°• stockings and socks by Clara and
11 1
Mary Anthony and J P.Bixler ; a muskrat
fobe was exhibited by Forest Shenk; and
a beaver one by J W nosier.
Tho display of, ingrain, tapestry and
brussels carpotings; by Frysinger A: Co.,
was very creditSble to their firm, both
as to the quality of the goods exhibited,
as well as to the beauty and variety' of
the patterns.
Class Ni. 2•i
ORN AMENTAI, WORE
The comm itteei,of class No. 25 re
spectfully submit the following, which
they have endeavored to the best of their
ability, to award without impartiality,
the premiums as set forth in the list,
with regrets that many more articles
enumerated. on list of entries, , do not
come undcr" their list of premiuMs, as
the display is large and highly credit
able to tlie.exhibiOrs.
Being unable to decide on the most
meritorious work of their class, the pre
miums for which is $lO, they have de
cided to reccommend the following as
the result of their investigation. We
divide the $lO premium as follows
Miss Eliza Stahl, most meritorious
needle work, fancy rug, $5 ; Sallie Wet
zel, do. wax work, 5; Mrs Dastiell, sec
ond best wax work, hearth and home ;
Miss Gertie D Bosler, do. ; Miss Annie
B Ogilby, best silk embroidered flannel
skirt, do. and 1 ; Mrs Win. Kennedy,
Second beet, lady's friend.
kiss Lillie Church, best afghan, hearth
and home ; Mrs J T Zug, second best,
lady's friend ; Miss Maggie C C Lumber
ton, best slippers; hearth and home ; Ida
Bolander, second best, lady's friend ; M
C Kieffer, best hassock, hearth and
home ; Minnie Rhoads, second best,
lady's friend ; Mrs Cauliflower, second
best rug, lady's friend ; Martha 1 Steel,
AeSt display needle work, hearth and
home; E M Ctateead, second best,
lady's friend ; Behqaller, best chemi_
sett, hearth and home ; C E McClintock,
best sack, hearth i and home ; Celia Bentz,
second best, lady's friend ; A Definers,
_ best pin cushion, hearth and home ;
Minnie Hoffer, second best, lady's friend ;
Bertie Henderson, best shell bracket,
hearth and home ; Lizzie Greenfield, best
sham, hearth am home ; Mary Foulk,
second best, lady's friend.
Miss Amelia Blair, best woiliccl handker
chiefs, Hearth and Home ; Miss Emma
F Sonseman, best watch case, Hearth
and Home ; Miss Clara Anthony, best
card basket. Lady's Friend ; Mrs
flower, best lot hair work, Hearth and
Home ; Miss Ada Hackett, best mail
sofa cushion, Hearth and Home ; Miss
Mary Bentz, second best croel sofa cush
ion, Lady's Friend ; Miss Helen Beatty ,
best worsted work, Hearth and Home;
Miss Emma Kramer, best wosted
work, Lady's Friend /Miss Miss B
best chair seat, Ile. rth and Homo ; Miss
Susie Shearer, rk!' - cond best chair scat,
Lady's Friend ; Miss Bella Faller, best
thread tidy, hearth and Home ; M iss
Emma J Oyster, second best thread tidy,
Lady's Friend ; Miss Kato Age, best
cruel work tidy, Hearth and home Mrs
Dr Cook, second best cruel work tidy,
Lady''s Friend ; Mrs Sallie Wetzel, best
v;•olited work tidy, Hearth' and Home ;
Mrs Carrie Neidich,'Vecond best worsted,
work tidy, Lady's Friend.
The articles of the folloWing ladies aro
all worthy of: notice, as they certainly
added-much to the creditable display of
this class, and although not successful
this time in securing a premium, we
hope that they will not be discouraged,
but be able to come forward with arti—
des made during the long winter ev;m 7
lugs, that will enable us to display a Stili
larger assortment at our next fair. Mri , :
W G Myers; Mrs G W Hoffman, Mrs J
W Henderson, Mrs J II Bosler, and Miss
Bosley, Emma Becton], Misses Church,
-Oyster, Beep, Icieffer, Saxton, Zeigler,
Conlyn and MeCommon.
Class No. 26
GIRLS' PrAIiTMENT
'Miss M - J :Line; best Worsted work,
consisting of two worked chair Aeats,
$5.00; Minnie • A Hoffer, best parlor
cushion, 1 ;Miss Martha Logan, second
best, 50 ; beautiful cushions . were also
on exhibition by Miss Ida Ziteor, Mary
Ensmingoi:, Mary Duke, Lizzie Duke,
Minnie J Hoffer, tizZie Shelly, 11 M
Monyer, Mollie Ogilby, Mollie Beeler,.
FMcCommon and Minnie Hackett.
Miss Sue L Cathcart, best chair seat 1 ;
Miss R Elliott, second best, 5,0 cents.
. T. Parkorilmst
; Miss Jane Beetem, second best 50
cents; Katie Neidicb, MollieDgilby and
11.1Y1 Monyor, also exhibited exquisite
Cushions. 'Mrs R M. Henderson, best
worsted tidy; 1 ; Minnie ZitzeK, Second
best, 50; Mrs Win.'Kennedy, best cot
ton tidy, 1 ;Miss Mary • Emminger, !sec
ond best, 110. The"' tidies . of Minnie
Rhoads, Misses Scesby and Shelly, also
gave evidence of much taste and aptitude.
`Mrs Jane Beetem . , best toilet' mat, 1 ;
Miss Lizzie Shelly, second best, 50; a
beautiful Mat was alsd exhibited by Fan.
nie Rhoads. ,
Miss Minnie Hackett, best tatting col;
lar, 1; Miss Mintie Hackett, best tat
ting edging, 1 ; Miss Minnie Hackett,
best tatting inserting, 1 Miss Emma
Cornman, ono case of worsted work con
sisting of sack, tidies, a special prominm
•
is given of 1; Miss Emma Cramer, best
samples; 50 ; ttiss Minnie Hoffer' ex
hibited a chat which was very hand
some.,
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" Olatis.No. 27.-
iIISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Three splendid organs exhibited' by
Newland Harkness, diploma ; ono organ
by J ,D Itrret:erger, diploma . ; washing
compoUnd b J Shrine', diploma;
sewing niacin eby D S Shanabrook,
diploma; choperping machine, Adam
Koller, Scientific American, -diploma ;
pruning shears 14 Jacob Katz, diblinna ;
the7dieiplay - of gas - fixtures and plumbing
with hot and cold water fixtures, ex
hibited by Campbell & Hon7ood, was
something now, in our exhibition; and
attracted a great deal of attention to
which we award diploma ; patent farm
gate by C P Dinkle, diplonia ; a cage of
canaries and poll . parrot by John D
Mock, washing machine and ringer by
P Ii Cook, diploma; Elizabethean chair
tuftxd work by Mrs J W Eby, display of
hoop skirts, comets &c., by W M Ohmic
worth, diploma ; a very pretty display
of cushions and totting, by Miss Marga
retta and 'Rebecca Albright, a plate of
fine chestnuts by Chas . Clendenin, a
gothic school desk by John C Comfort,
diploma; a surgical operation by Dr J
Zitzer, in plate by John Zitzer.
Class No. 28
GM=
13est ploughing, Alfred Stroek, $: 5;
second - best ploughing,,Jno A Shetron,
10 ; third best ploughing, Wm B 111m;i1-
son, 0. Samuel Beetem and Wm ti
Coyle, arp awarded much praise for the
manner in which their work was done.
Mr E Moore, is also entitled to notice
for work done .by ,his rotatory barrow.
The ground being very soft and wet, and
freshly ploughed. This, harrow leaves
the ground after being worked over,
twige,,flne enough for any purpose. The
barrow, is also free from the dragging of_
ordinary harrows.
Class N 5: 29.
TRIAL OF SPEED
Entries fof first trot, 11 Neidig, Bay
Bob; M B Dusinberre, Cumberland
Maid ; W S Woods, Black Dick.
First heat, Neidig 1 ; Woods 2 ; Dusin
berre 3. • Second heat, Neidig 1 ; Woods
2 ; Dusinberre 3. Neidig took $5O pre
mium, i'Voods being ruled out, Dusin
berre toBk second premium, $23.
Entries of double teams, Geo S Sea
right and David Sterrett. • Cleo S Sea
right took premium of $23. -
Entries for pacing, l)r W I) Hall and
Jerry Noffsinger. Dr NV D Hall took
premium of $2O.
Last premium, trotting--entries, .1. A
Mcaure, Henneman and NV S Woods,
McClure distanced on first beat, Henne
man taking both heats—premium $3O,
MEDD!
All persons to whom money premiums
and diplomas are awarded will call on
Mr Saxton, Treasurer, and those award:
ed books or periodicals will leave their
address with L Lyne, Secretaiy, on or
before the first of December next.
NEW AXD OIIIUINAL EXHIBITION 1N
CABLIBLE.-,--WO take great pleasure in
announcing to our readers, tint Mrs.
Jarley will exhibit her " world 're
nowned" wax works in Itheem's
Friday evening, October 20, at 8 o'clock.
This is_an entertainment rarely offered
if an inland town, one which baffles
diseription, and Must be seen to be
appreciated. The figures were modeled
by the most prominent of the "Old
Masters" 'after many years of persever
ance and toil, and ° have recently_ been
diseovered amongst the ruins of the
palace's of Pompeii, and imported by
the Managerei,'s at an enormous
outlay of capital.
In order to afford all an opportunity of
witnessing this wonderful exhibition,
the price of admission has been reduced
to the extremely low price of 25 cents.
Mrs. ,larley will give it her personal
attention, and has kindly consented to
award the proceeds to the Episcopal
Sunday School of this .11114 We hope
that no one will fail to witness this
great exhibition.
[ANNOUNCEMENTS.]
Go to Mademe Rote for your fall .and
Winter hats and bonnet 4.
FOR SALE 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 R. E. Shapley,
corner of North "and Pitt streets.
THE cheapest hats in Carlisle, , at Ma
dame Rotes.
Go to Iltunrich's for Irish and sweet
potatoes, onions, pumpkins, apples,
chestnuts &c.
THE largest assortment of hats, bon
jets and feathers, at Madame Rote's.
WANTED.
A sober, honest, and industrious' boy,
o learn blaelcsmithing. Reference re
quired. A p Frib rl
ll'. W. Gitoss,
.11Iiddlesex
VELITT bats, cheaper than ever; at
Madame Rote's. .
lIHAvi oats are good for horses ; none
will deny that ; but oats can't make a
horse's coat look smooth , and glossy
when he is out of 'condition.; Sheridan!s
Cavalry Condition POW(1011; will do this
when all else fails.
•
Tun best assortment of feathers and
flowers, at Madame Rote's.
PINE Jersey Sweet potatoes foi sale_,at
Moloy's.
- ennitrir and. pains lnthe stomach aro
the. result 01. imperfect digestion; and
may ho- imnindiately relieved by a dose
of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. A
teaspoonful in a little sweetened water is
a dose.
Fri quality new corn meal for sal°
loy.
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED I
but bily.the best stoves that have ever
been in the market, and pronounced so
by all wJ have them in use, the Ameri;.
can Basßurner and Base Heater, the
%client, Firo Place Heater, and the Cabi
net Range with hot closet. Call at. W.
Fridley's Stove store on Hanover street,
and r y es the endless variety of stoves and
house-furnishing goods.
• Imsn and !meet potatoes, onions, ap
plea and grapes atglunirreles.
•
Pole all yourmillinory goods, go to Ma-.
dame Rote's.
11. you wish a serviceable platform
wagon, go to Nagle a - Smeltz, on 'South
Pitt strodf, a few • doors Roth of the
C. V. R. R. depot.
218e7Itf.
Fon - yout-Winter bat, go to Madame
Rote'ff., ,*
THE MEDICINES ,OF : THE MIL.
LIONS !
For thixty:five years Iloofland's Ger
man Bitters have held the position of a
standard household remedy for dyspep:
sia, liver complaint, and nervous debility.
Every yoar has added to the celebrity of
this admirable restorative, which has in
spired a coniidence in the public mind
which nothing can shake or impair. It
is expressly adapted to the constitutions
and systems of invalids who require no
alcoholic stimulant'; while for those who
do, Hoolland's German Tong,-of which
,pure Santa-Cruz rum forms the diffusive .
'principle, is incomparably the finest in
vigirator at present known. Sold by all
druggists.
STILL another lot of that choice chew
ing tobacco at Moloy's.
THE best brands of canvassed Sugar
Cured Hams and dried beef. Coffees,
Sugars, and Teas of- the finest quality.
Choice new family flour. --Queensware
at the lowest priceS".' I cannot bn under
sold. Everything gum anteed.
M. MASONIIEIMEE,
SolltilWbSt, corner Pomfret and Pitt
streets, Carlisle, Pit.
IF you want a good and cheap hat, go
to Madame Rote, No 37 South Rollover
street, Carlisle.
SPECIAL NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned, either by
note or book account, will please call
and settle the same without delay, and
oblige"'
LEmica & 3,riT,Liot
THE FAIR IS OVER,
and yet all persons eim get great bar
gains in all kinds of dry goods at the
,Ceritral,,dry goods store. ' Now is the
time to save at least :25 per cent on all
kinds of ladies' dross goods, shawls,
skirts, flannels of every grade, cloths,
cassimeres, satinetts, Kentucky jeans,
table - linens, towels, napkins, sheetings,
quilts, counterpanes, 'coverlets, French
kid gloves, all other kinds of gloves, cor
sets, hosiery, and notions of all kinds, as
we are determined to close out our en
tire stock. d❑ persons will find' it
greatly to their advantage to call at the
Central dry goods store and save money•
LEIDICII & MILLF.R.
A enntE article of honey at Ilumrieh's,
LACE Cowots from 10 cents upwards,
at Madame Rote's.
PEASI•Tsby the sack at Hunitieh's
It you have a Vehicle of any descrip
tion, and wish it repaired in excellent
style at reasonable rates; take it to Nagle
Smeltz's.
SWEITZEIS and American cheese, just
received at Thimrich's.
THE "ATLANTIC REPUBLIC,"
London, Liverpool and Globe Fire In
surance Companies hereby notify their„
customers that their losses at Chicago
are in rapid process 'ofsettloment, and
will be. met without embarrassment.
The companies continue business with
undiminished capital and largo surplus,
and issue policies at rates commensurate
with the risks assumed.
J. C. STOCIC, lig6iit at Carlisle,
No. 7 Rhymes Hall
THE cheapest .Jewelry at Madame
Rote's.
460.
clUckcus and ducks at \V A.
I , IF you wish one of those lately pat
ented "Hilton" Spring wagons, go to
Nagle & Stneltz's, on South Pitt street.
Pot?. the latest style jewelry, go to
Rote's,
Go to Nagle Smelt z's carriage far
tory for the latest style phaeton.
Stixtt vett jewelry at Itote'e
CHEAP COAL FOR THE FALL
TRADE
The ilpdersigned respectfully an
nounces to the public, that he is furnish
ing Coal to families and TimebUrners at
50 cents reduction on current market
rates in Cumberland county.
When we commenced shipping Coal to
this market in February, 1870, coal deal
ers were averaging $1.20 to $2.00. per
ton profit on their sales. This percent
age was deemed exorbitant. Complaints
were made that the coal was badly
screened, and deficient in weight.
Shortly after wo commenced the sale
of coal, there was a collapse in the price
of the article, giving it a downward tend
ency, until our standard of prices was,
nearly reached. In thin aspect, of the
case, it may be considered we have been
a benefactor to the boinmunity ; and in
another: Purchasers engaging coal
frbm us invariably obtain the article
ordered.
The coal fururshed by the subscriber,
has given in all cases Satisfaction, and is
pronounced on all hands to be superior in
quality, cleanliness, &c., and unifornilY
weighti 2,000 lbs clean coal to each ton
furnished.
The' 'sales of the undersigned' last
month exceeded 300 tons, With an open
ing of the present month promising a
lively fall trade. It will be to the, de
cided advantage of all to call on bine be
forw purchasing elsewhere.
All orders
• GEO. ZINN;
1 148071tf - • 'CarliAle; Penn'a.
Go to the United State il Carriage
Bazaar, oil South Pitt street, Nagle &
Smeltz, proprietors, for all the—latest
StSie wagons and carriages.
I=l
SHOULDERB, sift, dried beef, beef
tongues, sugar cured hams, whole or
sliced,
.pieklee and canned oysteFs, at
Ti you wish to obtain a handaonie
trotting buggy, go to lingle . & Smclteji
carriage factorr
Commas, 'undo into switches, chig
nons, curls," frizetts, ttc., at Madame .
Rote's.
TItE REM ON WILY
everybOdy should go to IL 'WZlf's No.
18 North Hanover street, for notions and
fancy goods.
Ills styles aro the intuit,
Ills assortment the greatest,
Ilis goods.aro quite cheap
. And his stock Most complete.
To a few lines of godds would I callat
teution. Ladies' and Gents' undereloth
ing, woolen and cotton hosiery, German
_
town and Saxony yarns.
Gouts buck gloves and mitts,. Ladies',-
gents' and misseslkid gloves, hoop skirts,
corsets and bustles, chignons,- switches,
and braids. „ . ,
large assortment, of plated and jet ,
joweirt, satchels, valises.and-mmbroilas,
a good assortment, Call and' examine
pileesand goods for - yourselves, and he
oonviiiesd -that what
,we set foith is traq
288010
.. . .
Go to for ranges,' lepons
peaituts,2raisins,
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO A DISCRIMINATINfI PUBLIC.
Wm4lair & Son offer the finest teas
imported into Anierica—particularly
nice and freak groceries, carefully ) se
lected and carefully kept, with a view to
please the most fastidious. Fine crack
ers, (12 varieties,) a specialty with- us.
Beat browned Java and Rio,. coffees,
fresh all the time. Sugar cured hams,
best brands only: Spices perfectly pure.
A whole line of condiments to gratify
the most cultivated .taste. In short,
every__thing just ps _you _Would _like , t
have it, at fair prices. ,
215e71. WIC BLAIR & SON,
• South': end, Ca klislo
°
I. A CARD TO THE 1.4 , 1E5.1
DR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
=
INFALLIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGULA,RI
TIES, REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE
MONTHLY PERIODS, FROM 't‘riLATEVER
CAUSE, AND ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
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THERE IS NOT A LADY LI VISA
Rut what at Some perliel - of Iler Life a ill find the
'DUPONCO GOLDEN PILLS juet the medicine—gal
needs. ,For Nervous Bearing dirk'n l'a'ns,
lion id the Heart, Retained, rregolar or
Paiute! Menstrnation, Push of 11100)1 TI I,
1)11,1111CtIN, dc, Ac Theo arel.the only l'il s ever
known that will cii• the Whites, (they will cure in
curt vane.) They ever fall, and may lie depended
upon in every `
s where the monthly haw
In
been itliqtrected cold or disease. DUPON
COAGOLDE PILLS alwayn give Immediate relief
being‘ennegi ly prepared Sir married ladles. A Indy
writes: Dupeticu's Golden Pillsgelieved line In one
day, withiont Inconvenienve, ti4a magic.
ii=
is now rot up- in Largo (Whin.) Boxes containing
.double immtity of Pill , and opal each box', you
w ill find the Revenue: Mamp, printed from my PH
vato Die, maul which Lomihtei, of the Sapp you
will find the words DUPon'O'S OOLDEN PERIOD
ICAL PILLS, to White L , tiers, without that none
aro genuine. •
“ul exp:ielt dire, Cone accompany each box.
P,riee $l.OO per Lox, six boxes $lOO. Sold by one
Drugglmt in every tolto. village, city and hamlet
thronghthit the war Id. Sold in Carlisle, I'a, by S,
A. Ilaverrtirk, Droggist, No. 10 North Hanover St.
Sold also by Drugh .1‘ Moss r, 3lee - hanlcuburg,
and J. C. - Alitrh, Shlppenslairg.
LIDIES! By stv talibg Id, $1 to the Carlimle imat,
,fficr, can have the Pills rent by uurll fa any 'mot of
he country, free of re, ta P.
N.ttt geniiine tinkstothe Lux 14 s'gno.ll
S. D. HOWE,
. m Pr"pf irt"r, Now York
1 j ' -1,
TRUST WIIAT Tl i nt: HAS SANC
• TIONIH.
TllO 013X1117111.0 the care of the p.l in the
voice of the die Jolty. unly in .0110.. Cl.Oll, 110 spun
tll 11011111, hit 1110 lrstuoouy hon,,t and en
lightened et Itne.mes e'en nding n eerier of
)ears, nnd 01! to the band' purport, Ix n orthy of
eredenctl, admit. of nil wiestdon. l'imn bitch testi
mony the leant. ion of Ilestetter's 6toumell Hitters
ns nu antidote' and core foeundo . oilments is based.
During the twenty year. flint it hen been before the
world, It... Table prep dation s intended to einn!`
ilete ee all It, him, pine me like roe]; els, and rotm
dom. the exlitigniehed sbckl Meanwhile the
progress of that Inrompsrable tonic I nil been lin ift
111111 shady—alsen3s opnlird and onward like the
eagle's light. Its introduction prodnees n revolu
tion In rherapentice, and it proved to to ono of thodo
saintnry ret olutiom that coon et go backwards To
day llostetter's 11itmern is Ones' of the most pimiltnr
len, eines In, ril 1 . :211011010111, 11101 commands a larger
Rile
than any other niedh hint pleitratiott, domes
tic r hvorted, on this Ride of the Atlantic. An
cure for dpipepsin, bit hoe , disorders, 10.110101 Itffer-
Elm R. general debtity, J.nd as 0 grelenti, of el.
neinic fee. rs. It takes pier...lwo of terry other
remedy MIS heel 111001111 tent li the o:nbitiOns
otntr)• ticalcrs oho endeavor to faint their • local
bortions on the j I tie in its stein!, how futile their
null ntleniiits to cajole the CollllllUnitj 1111101
nrily be. Where the game fish hato rifled there to
to elltkllol. for " inicheln "
BE \VISi
1V milt wisdom o 11l belie 111 you: le mil itiwilys
trrl le I by -your incredulity, hundreds lons° ',tight
relief fi out the horrors q Dygpeinina through Lire
medium of Dot trrulti ANT .;11T8PE'TTic SToNACII IliTTFnn
and found It. Wiry shoul you suitor alien tblo admi
rable Kloninehle.liny Oared ninny elnillar enfiem-w11) do
you doubt while other believe and are vomit
this matter in Loth dungy. l•uoitn,liinprblitnl,l,.. Your
health, happiness and limitless suffers, while eorstunt
neglect In ri equeistly frill wed liy minium slid iineoll
trolhible results. Drumril's Illirrrlts aril equally
onsfill hl tilf. nunu•nan otintrling Judi
gestion; no 1{11.101,011,41, I • nNSTII'.ITIUN. .417.
LVEI4 Ind Anl F. tli.rnliqx pt. , reeding
7111.41.11,1, it i• the ooly tehaltleo‘ ontiv . o nod
mede it flown. . .2.lse
WISE RAILINO, 1 , :1;1: 411
Frentk, Asylums, dm. I run ltem.tead, %V ire Well
bings for sheep and pouhry yards, Brew, and Irt
wire cloth Sloven, Fenders, Screens fur real, urea
sand, 8.e., Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arreite,
'Landscape Wire for Windows ae., Paper Makere
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every informs
Lion by addrossin the manufacturers, NI. WALKER
Ak SONS' No 11 NorthoSixth street Philadelphia.
141111711 y
RON CITY COLLEGE—Pittsburg, Pa
he lo.:st 1.0t11111..t..11. ihnst p4..rensfol
listlththm in the Cult..l Shtto.. f r th,roligh,
noel It 411 e,. lilt lull, vl lig 141 1/1111111r 11(011 U1(.16
4"7- For huge tl Ipt I , ril rnlurrx, r, i taining I
iktldrex+
J. (.. ,311T.1, A. 11.1
EERIE
MAR KETS
: o:
CARLISLE IMCODUCE 'MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by B.' C._,-Woorltrard
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I' lirtith, Wednrsaity, Ocit/ber IN. iB7I.
FA MIL Y ELprie - On
SE PER PINE EIMER .1 1 o
SL'I'ER FINE Jr YE ' , LOUR
11 - 111 TE 11 - 11E.1 T I 45
RED 1171 EA T , I 4)
R it- 75
CORNI 8
NEW OA TY 43
CI, 0 I' ER SE 1.,V) II F.,
TIRO ill )'RRSU
FLA A. L6'1)....
CARLISLE PROVISION MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by Wm.' Blair `• Son.
Ired logdo !I. October IM , 11,71.
TTE
EGGS 18
LAED s 8
TALLOW 07
HE ES tr,Li•
l'!\' HA MS II
do SHOULDER
•lo SiDi . :S
11711711 It EA NS I 11l
PA RED !'EA (MIES 1! ,
UNP.I PR!) do II
'il !EP A PPL
53
11rout mr Philailet ;Ida or/h A..ricon•l
PHILADELPIIIA - .IIIARKETB. -
FLbUlt, ONAII4 AND REEDS.
P6itatt4pltift, OcioLer 17, 1 , 71
EXTRA F.1.1//LY PLO Ulf 511
E. 1171.1 FLOUR 6 Li
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=1
NEW WHITE WHEA 7 ° 1 1;80y 16U
BYE
CORN sc
0.1 T.l
rEIMBED
TIMOTIIIWEED
I=!
.110'ntloy, - Octobro. 16, 1.71
The arvirals and salve Beef add, leery In.ye
Ms meek' reaching ulOOll i head The co ale
market *war very dull this week. alit yrieva tvery
unel•adged,AvorinY buyers.
EXTRA EAT CA TTL C. per II
PA llt .1 ND 0001) C.I TTLE...-
c DAMON..
i - COWS and CA L lerre in steady' de.
maid. Wit yank Sprinyere at ss' , , and Men and
(tares at $3O. Ipexipiz4 11,0 head. •
SiLlh:/. Caere dull nod tower. ,littiot of fair 0 . //
choice at 50j( - r! lb, and slack al $20,3 head:`
ceipfs 18,07 G head.
HOGS tyro, in pie .1, lamed. Soles rtf comfit/ at
11iA6 1 7140 floe latter As extra rtllrltiff. Receipts,
3,778 head af.t I . . ° Glass' yards.
•
MARRIED. •
- -
FIIUPPL-ICIJNCI.E —ln Cdrinle. the fifth In-
Blunt, by tho Ito J 8 Foulk. Mr Wionon Bbupp, or
finuth Middleton townnblp. to Minn Julio A it hole,
of Churcbtown,-Cumborland county.
SMEE—ICOCIIItIt —ln the, . some lance, •on
thu twelfth inntunt,bY the now. Ali; John C Story,
of Carroll •lownelsip, to MINI Ann lo C Kocher, of Ityo
tom:10101N PO r rry county. '
NEW TO-DAY.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The undor-
Bl g iied auditor appointed by the Court . , to
marshal and distribute thin balance In the hands of
A. lAndsoY.ntelgooo of John W. Mulch. Under
a deed of voluntary asiiigninedt,gl yes both° that he
will attend to that duty itt iris office, Is the borough'
of Cedtoio, on Friday, the tenth day of November,
A 'D.1871 . ; whoa and -vitae - We- parlica luteacated
ere notlfitd to attend,
11:10413t
19f A LINDSEY,
• Ayt
r NETT'
-REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE 'PIM NATIONAL . BANK, of Carlbsto,
Po., of elm orbuslnese, October 2,1871: • '
. .
.
LAIN arid Discounts 67,070 14
Ossr•Drafis $1,046 33
'U.S. Bonds to securo Circulation 50,000 00
Oilier Blocks, Bonds; and Mortgages.... 28,300 00
Duo Isom liedeeining Hennas Agents. , . 6,050 70
"• " other National Danko 1,261 82
J .," Banks and Bankers' ~0 ,466 65
Banking Dense and Insurance ' 9,226 80
Nurnit tiro and FI stares 1,240 45
Current Expenses ' 7,622 13
'
Taxes Pahl 3,611 13
Cash Dania, ineliiding Stamps . 4,106 04
Mille of other National flanks
Frnetiobal Cori eney, including Niekle... 1,807 71
Legal Tender Notes 8,537 00
MEME=I
LIABILITIES. •
Capital Stook paid In $10,001.00
Surplus Fund 250100 at
Diacount and litteregt 12,940 21
Profit and 1,054 ' ^ 4.245 04
National Bank Circulation Outstanding '45,000 00
Indivhinal Deposit- 44,057 29
United States Deposits
Due to National.llanks - ..0,004 40
4 ' `. other 11.tnks and Bankers 6,074 09
•
Slide Penaryleania, „
(tuna!, JCumberland, •
Charles It. Hepburn, Citslll, of the First Na•
noon] Bank, of Car Peoria, do solemnly alllral
Heil the above statement is true, to the.best of my
iolowledge 11111 i belief.
Clf AS. 11. 1111P . 11111t1 , 1. •
Calder.- Tnlbserlbecl and nlllrmoA la•rore 010 Illls seventh day
of October, 1071.
''"l 'JAMES M. A LtEN,
Nolary 1.91,1 k
rrr t—A llenl
9A311i1E . 1, 111:PITURN,1
.I.li. Oltit. , D 1 1 ,1•11,111
S. II 1.3711:1IN, Jr. •j
MEM
. List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postoflice at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING OCT. 18, .1871
t, • LADIES' LIST.
Briscoe Louise - Hako Anu
COOVer Mary A King lain ro K
Cr,ip Ii Minisli A nuinila II
Clepper Sarah K Hiller Corellll - .3;•"
Cabaugh Minnie C Sushort Sat , .li '
Durnore, Sally Wilkinson thiralt
Gorman Sarah A Williams Annie
• ' -•
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Ilaltleys Mills Joekson Thraufmm
Benjamin 7v. Co Kiehl Jacob
Mahan henry Kerner Charles
Butler Chas II Lopes W I,
Brown Herbert L Lawn! , W j
Carrels Parker LOW Peter
Common John P. Morse 0 L
Cadwalder 11 P May Adolphus
Cobaugh Harry A McCrea William
Cromleigh David ' Mellinger C
Danner Samuel Myers N
Fisher John ; - hickey Benjamin P - -
(1111 .1 C ',Kiley Wm
Graham
Graham 0 W ~ I ' I.. Slismbangh JAn
liaried Raphael ' - Sinith,John 11
II iekman II 111 C 'Flintier W A
Ito bar :Bones , Westerman James
E. D. t RILEEM,
Postmistress. '
PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, NoVeniber 11, 1871
The undersigned will, sell at public
sale, on the above day, on the premises,
-in the village of Oakville, Cumberland
county, on the Cumberland
_Valley Rail
road, that two story brick dwelling
house,' with back building, wash house,
smoke house, &c.,on a lot of ground ail
joining lands of . Vanderbilt's heirs, P.
0. McCoy, E. Walker, and a public road,
containing 125 feet in front, and 169 feet
ih depth, and formerly the property
of Charlos.Horn. This is a first-class
house and a very desirable home. The
house is new, well built and in good con
dition.- The house is Kurxounticd by a
large orchard tilled with trees and shrub
bery: Sale to commence at ten o'clock
a. m., when terms, which will be easy;
will be made known by _
19ocil th
LADIES' FANCY FEES !.
'JOHN FARERIA,
718 Arch street; Middle of the Block,
DetM',•cn 7th and Bth streetB, South 81,1,,
tottorter, Manufacturer toot 1/..ttlet in lin iiitlll,l nod
tuality or
Fancy "Furs-
flor I Attie. and ChildletCs Warr
flaring ioq a very hurt, out I sasorb
intuit of all the different kinds of Foyn_foitu lilt
howls in Europe, awl hare hall 111,P111111111k up by
the most skillful morkIIII4I,NVIJIII , I it11.1!!1,1 lot In
the readers of this pap, t...r:ortrarA,, , XIIAIIIIII Ills
very large and be: as.ortAient or F. noy Furs,
for Ladies 11011 Clllllll'll t time 14etertfilt Ist to sell at
low-tuteesars any bo.tra in thla
ty aII Flll, ‘,/111111iVil !5i1....r,111.1.1ata11011 to
t 11.1 . t . WIN fltitglitA,
Ito , 71 in 710 A. ell St, tel l . ulee leitittia
A. W. Bentz d Company
W. BENTZ CO., tiasthe largest
A. • • of W.ter-i rw.f Cloak mg, (11V1.11•1-111i
=I
AW. BENTZ & CO have just is
• d another iurolro of brigllt awl nh
."I.ired ilk Poplins, ac., at A. W:
A
LARGE lot of Thibet. and Cash
mud; bliiml,4,lilll/biM Mid
leettiv. , l at A W. BENTZ a CO
AN immense pile of remnants of fine
Cm.%heeren, &e., very rhenp at
A. W. DEM & (0.
AVARIETY of bed, cradle and hose
I fl onkel .4, at A W. 11E \ (O.
GBAGS.—,Tost received a large
GRAIN
nuunirl .4' Ow imallty. at 3: , /, 1.1.11111
piece, at 111 Cl•eap St r• or
IME=
MUM
ATS, Feathers, Itibbou,s,
,jest
e I nt A. W. lIENTZ h 111.
112,171
JS extra supply of
Tl: i i:ec i e ved a t
r w)
i t u lic k r
ttek. nt A. w. IsENT7, k CO.
TUST received another large supply Of
tfi twunnsa‘s,,neen:4 In nit colors. Sr
TOTE have just received 500 y'nrdv of
VV' I;•uJid I rnyl,, t 12 ) c•u;x p•r v" lat
10(1 NEW' PALL SHAWLS, latest
kl et) le. c
A. W. NENTZ L CUB.
l'rothonoiary'slle , .
11.0TIIONOTAlt)."S NOTICE.—No:
P
Tic"; is hereby given that the billowing' troll
net omits have been lily 1 in the Protlitizovaryee 011Ige,
I.ll.l,lllllbratioy, and will lin pie...toil to the Court
01 Cll.a , of l'uniberiand NOIR,. I.r
firm lion, on Weiliii.nday, Noyeinber it, la7l, viz
1. T. of lion y Itnby end It .1. coney,
assignees id Mil Imo N, Slio• p.
acto,n, M I. II over and (11.1. Iltitturf,
it-si t nee .r
D
11, The 1..1'..11.1..i.1....11111 or Geo. Alien, committee
0( Julio Nit.enne • I Newton township II innatic.
0, V 11,11'ANAUGII.
Carlin t. i•i.• tr, INTL • himot.3.
lgocHrte ,
COl'/7 /3/ . (I1»/I7. •
TO 1 . 11.05 E INTp:IIESTEI)
. •
nod r-Igned having learned the art Ina log
CORN 13ROOt S.,
.lik the Pennsylvaidt I.ldititte for the 11 Ind, I ring
a graduate at that 10 001, and having a hill set of
ry, reSpeeinGly obi, Its your p.tnoilige.
Ile In I...pitied to ni be all kinds Bri/111r, stilt at
llo.shortent no lee.
.Farmers it. others visiting Carib. dining GU
p,,11 an d 1t Ir.t r wlxl ing hr.!us man. an-
WI would CIO sloth by Lriuxh,g lon th di. material,
nn I will gnaran ee to chi goo I caulk, b 411 in illy le
and ,leielelity, and et re.eonel to multi,,
.1. C. BOYER.
REEID st etreet, b w1..0 Nlll. h oil 1.0.
mist aLley, tar.inlo, Penn's.
TVall 'T'apers. -
1871. ' 1871.
WALL PAPERS.
ROWELL & BOURKE,
qq Miitinfacturers,of
PAPER HANGINGS AND OINDOW SHADE..
N holenale and hetall HlllOBllll,lllll,
C !BAER Fol.llll'll AND MARKET S'EREP.TiI,
PHILADELPHIA. -
Facto, y=-Cor. 23(1 and 51121307/1 Strees.
nnol7l-310 •
•
MEM
11.0/ per Ili
. 3 25
==gM
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NE IN' BARBER SHOP..
Voter • udgo 111111 recently epeoll tiso Nall•n•al
Shaving h••inon, No t, East Noin s'reco;,
rex. Hair • tilling, shampoolug.sliavlng,nmoslneho
flying promptly alienated to. baffler. , hair rutting
4tx.euteti In the latest City styles. My prices are •ns
reasonable OH oily 01 bur saloon in this place. I hate
110110 tint klllllllllllllll ht Illy employ.
Henry Kennedy alt, also, tin found at my a doon.
Phrase give mu a call. . -
PETER ROGGE. ,
ASIF BUSINESS.—On.and after the
C
Met. of September uekt, I Intend to do nUASII
BUSINESS with oil,' without reepect to perrnne
Country produce received as Mal, In cacheugo for
'geode es usual. By this atrtungemevt,ptrictily
liurcOd, I will he eneldod to grocnriee of re ,
rotes.
.
Ilkju7ltt ,
DU can obtain Dyo Stuffs;
and,Pada
enorlee. yanoy Artleleo, at J. 11. 'favor.
stlok',l." PhynlultdiO:pececriptlonn carefully cool.
pounded at 01l Mum
J. 11. TIAVERI3TICK,
'• • ^ 'lanoline street, 0411181 e, Pa. .
RESOURCES
BEM
EMI
~.$101,312 of
$107,3 2 02
SOMfr:TIDNU NEW UNDER TUE SLN!
T HE
UNDERSIGNED, having just
returned from the rifled with a large ntoek of
gof.Ml, invite the uttrntton of i.ll who l.otro ratio
faetion to mill cud examine their large Mock or
ANTI-CLINKER. BASE BURNER,
Nthirh they ehellete,, the trode to ntupety Veto
Knives,
Forks,
Spoons,
Ladles,
Lamps,
Dippers,
tinrellior with Toil et Sets, Coal Buckets, Cosi Sieves,
:Rwels and Tong.ti, 'tine iutd every wiriety of Tin
%vitro slot /loons Ftaniehing kept Inn first
clins store.
JOHN STUART
And lure for sale thotelebratra
to tended to prtnniql) and bn reanontible terms
. _Remember llte place. the green front oo_Xurtit
r street. A few dimes alnico heather.
Ili,. as a rail as tr• ars determined not to h.• under
sold liy en) other parties In Ili's+ place
Thatildul for lisst iiittroarigs rocilkal
in, itnti , it, to Ili/ to Inly ux /1
Anzerlean Clothes Waqhes
THE AMERICAN WASHER !
•
PRICE $5.50
77,„ a ateriean IVnsher sores Money,
Tillie ,and Drudgery.
The Fatigue of \Washing I), no Longer
Dreaded, but Econorny,' , Elieieuey, and
Clean Clothing„Sure.
EMI
In railing publle utto.nth , “ 1.. tide li• tie 11/11e,
It it•W of the Invnlunhle quallties, (....t 1/11•S,1•4•11, I.l'
Amy other washing ntnehine yet to, , ntell.) are Into
enumerated.
It is the ninttileit, utoi r t coati t. twist [eatable,
most simple t.conntruction, most en-i y operated
A child ten yettrn old, with n lew practice,
can tharonthly comprehend nod ellectoall, tete it.
There In adjusting, no .1011,10 10 111/1111), 1111 delay
In minding! It is alnuys ready for noe! lt In
perftrt little )1 cagier! 1t is a miniature lint, tlon'g
tnorg work and ufa better quality, thou tit • 1/1 it
elaborate and 1-01111 y. One half .ff-tiof labs to 1111)
eased by Ito no, 11 nit the dell.n will slant o egt fit
longer than by ilfe old plan of the rob 6,111 It
wilt )1111111 01. Lit keel toltinkf t Three oltirte at a
thee, masitit g thettnighl,, ' ton noel, the ~blot m.
ninny fabric, Iron. 11, 1 / 1 11/1. 11/ 11 lAD, Celt tin or
Cambric Ilatelkercllta, nre initial y wrhio the ca
pacity of thin 6.11' ti r.. 11 I! It can I u fa-tited to
any tub and Inken off /It Wall
No ninth. t 111.11,1101/11.11 11 111j11111 1' 11111 y, ...xi t
itgalttat U'uslifog yiaehinee. the moment this little
machine to ea•tt to t erfornt its notelet., nil tionl.ts
slits clamming efficacy and ill lily ore ha:Oohed and
thadoubter 1111(1 dotraetor lit '0 bee 11111 the 111111
friends era. machine.
We hare teollineends without en 1. setting forth
its 1111111,1111,1 otl, ganged ever 11 I ether, 01.11 trout
gfond.c lo who Int 00,,;11 0011 11/111111 the 1111110 ily,
leas tunridnett, wl telt 11110 e nlgn Illy loin. I to nee.,
pit It tllll'lll,fres protnined 1.1 pr t 111111 1111111
eptindlog advert linguini , .
It In in; erfect for washlrg tft n wringer In for
I,fluging. Thu pri. tf. an titer piratinenni Induce
weta to pnrchandre, ban Infett plnc.ll se Inn that it In
ithin the reach of ever) It noeli.l.er, and Owl of in
to.arti to of domestic ecunonly that wilt rep ,y the
01.11 efat talent no 1.01111.
=IEEE
M=El
A. w. 111:Nri,t1:0
144.1t71
All 011 L as, I for.tliir (IRE tT LAIIOII SA V E 1 1•
Is s lair trial, {Vs ptlarna es each Jaarhiau is tlo
its s‘or,l, p•rfo-11p.
Altars 1-01 t UNITI.II ST VIV.N.
A. FRAN , 1:41. 1 S 3: 111... 513 Nliiiket BlreePl'hil:utolptd • p,.
The Isrgo , t amid., pest WOODE:t WAI,E I•IICB e:
iu 11l fulled States.
31:Lia rna
.TEIVELIMS, SIL-VERSMITHS
VIENNA RANOY GOODS! __ .
. PARIAN STATUARYI
Solid Silver War'e!
TA S 1 ESC LIN ARIA NO It IS CA. ES FOR
eIIIEAP COAL 1 =,
The unslorslgnsofproponee to furnish !looniest and
lkOVidllailt with coal at extremoty_low prices.—
Ito Is prepared to forn.lol all the varietion of lard'
and Bolt smaist,*gettranterlng the cord received to 'lsLt, i
the coal ordered, mid accurate In NVOitrht.
..1
Farman stud I,ltuolatrnern along the Ilno Of the
Cumberland 'Valley railroad,. will be supplied sat
moderato rates. . .
It will ba to the savant/v.lO of purchasers to call
on him bolero purchasing ulsowhors.
, __,
1871 -.. . - NOTICE! ' ',r - ' -.. 1871
.. .
. .:-...-3E/L...exivz-1 .- - cnprmw.rm- sQr.
, • UF
. ___. . ..• • . .
~.
• -
Fan and Winter . Dress Goods
- , • .. .
, .
. - ....
.4T . • -
(:),' .•r o 8 '• % • • ~E , ,
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CHAEH' AP Sr - I'OEO-i"
.4,
. _
.North-east Corner Public Square, Carr4e; Pa.
I invite the attention of all to our new and 'elegant, stock of
Black Silk . at great - bargains, Fancy Silks, Silk Poplins,.Eping
line's Cashmeres, Morinees; ,Empress Poplins, Satines Valours,
Handsome Plaids, Alpacas, Delains,_ &c. A stipdrior brand of
Black Alpaca, which for lustre, wear and price, cannot he equalled.
Our Domestic Stock 43. complete, and at low. prices, cheap Blank
ets, cheap Coverlets, and cheap White Quilts. , • .
- SHAWLS.!.SHAWLS I l
• •
. .
The and cheapest sto /
ck: in the town, 300 clillerent styles 11 1
largest
.
to select from.
•
FURS ! .FUR! !
•
„..
A splendid stock of Ladies'-and Children's furs, which will be sold
:it great bargains. _ •Velveteens, black anal colored, from 50e t0i52,04.
Water . Proofs, American and .English ma re, from . 'sl.oo' to
$2.00. Lace Collars, Linen Collars and CutTh the latest styles,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c., - a choice lot of CASSIMEIiES and CLOTHS,
for men and boys' Wear. Suits made to order at short notice.
No trouble to, show Goods.. Our motto, short profits and quick
sales. We have a permanent buyer in the City always 011 the look
out Tor bargains.. Examinefillr stock before purchasing elsewhere;
as you can save 25 per Cent. . ..
. . D. -- "A. SAWYER
Stoves, Tinware and _Pumps
Stoves and Tinware
Among Ow nhe,l: of stover may be 111111111 the
ANTI-CLINKER FIRE FLUE II E \IER
t get her with WI the Intt•nt tity of
I.A LOH, IU N 110101 AN D Coot: STD VES
Wean also prvinkte.ll to fotruinh
Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells,
EEC=
ROOVING, SP6UTINO, AND JOB WORK
RITINESMITR S.,' RUPP, J.
Nos. 62 and 64,
NORTH HANOVF:R STREET,
CARLISLE,
;loco I PA
$5.50. '
!Pitches aiM Jewelry.
J. E. CALDWELT S.; CO.,
002 cnEsTrarr STREET, 11111AVIMPHIA,
liiirlfc)i-torea,
I=l3
FALL AND HOLIDAY GOODS,
loVti:AciBll A SUPERB STOCK oK
.1 ) Al{ IS BRONZES!,
CLOCK A NE) :11,1 • Nigl. ))RNA M EN . TS!
WEDDING PRESENTS
ALS), A :•IM.ENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, C HAINS,
ELECTRO-PLATED WAR S.
Cheap Coal
LAN IN YOUR WINTER COAL
no rogpectfully 6311cIta n litaro or public patron
ego. °Nom prompily npo 1.
°B°vo„llleN'pa
17a17111
Valuable Real 1? talc for Sale
p.ußLic SALE
I=
On Thursday, October 26, 1871
The endernigned, exeraters of J 111,111) Ilarlionn,
deceased, o ill offer at piddle male, an the priiiiieea,
(Ili UPI :1116V0 day, thin 11/Hewing eleierl and real
ward°,
A tract.olland Nititated In North
ship, on tar road tr. ni Carl lola to the Curbs].
Springs, two at 11 a-half nailpiu front ( al lime, and ad
joining Wino's, Bridge, on the Nor th idols, of the
C. creek, rnnlolui , g 1.19 At'llES AND T.:t
I'Mltt'llg and lousing thereon rreclial It
IWO-S - TOR DIVELIANO !!OUSE
half brick and hall wenthitrboartleil, ii'peel Bank
harp, and otbeb olilbuildings. The tarot ix twitted
on the North bank of the Contelognt not creek ,111111
there hi a welter water in theyard. Persons chairing
Information in regard to the prop, try, bolero the day
of sale, tt ill call on .11,11 N R. 3111.1.11 R, tett ,
'Sale to comment, et 1 o'clock p. no, token terms
will be mile known by
ISAAC WISE,
SA RAU II A IM AN,
3t Ex toni
VALUABLE RESIDENCE '
- ion SA LE
15;111 I sold at private note that tore Ilediralolu
properly, the resident, of the late thdifrey Otekler,
immediately east of Carlisle, adjoining t he property
of J,.W.110,11.r, esti
'Elie lot eontrins nearly ACRES, milli a large
II utile
TWO-STOR Y BRICK 1101:84
Frume Stubleearid nil neeesravy outbuildings.
There Is ttlsoenrlety 11 eta he'l Fruit, Ornamental
Trees, arid Grillo Vises Ilionn this - properly, with It
good gurden nUuched, 111111 troll 111 . water I,lllVeltiellt.
t 1 Oro
Poreliwiws nrv• Ito Its• I In 1:X11101110 the prinulsen.
and Inr tern, will rnll tin HENDERSON lt
HAYS.
171::S. .7. M. C(EI7.I.EIt,
Esveutrix
MOM
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned offers at private sale, his farm In
North NH11 , 11011.11 township, one ad ire:odor Carlisle,
- and adjoining the four House ferni,. containing 103
aeres, wit., a giral Sion. llouse,c - liltalti lig eix rooms,
and a Stone and Frame Horn thereon er.cted. and
eel' and cistern 11 . 11/ the fluor. An or. bald of
choice fruit tr1..111 In n . 1 ,011 bearing (...nditioo. Th,.
land giallil I:olive:demi he throbs! into two 1001111
(111 . 108, is in good cond lion, and in nell•linosi ii to be
ait productive es any Ind in I umherbal, Vol ”y.
For terms call-on—tine indersiglied, ru Wing on the
Kent's., or address hi n by lei ter tit Carlisle, En.
Also, a tiwet of isiiil in J'erry county, grown i ver
with yin.* thriving lliestnut Timber, containink
II acres and 7 10.3 - chf.4.bnonded on the north by the
PetecJiiiig road, on tor, east i.e land of lir Ileriniiii,
on the west by hoot of runplri floor, on the south by
10n11 and clear field on top of 111011.110 0, and !In,'
lining It of a mile Iron/ the hoer., on Stet rrlt's hip,
and about ell miles from the hirin
:Haul] if - JONATHAN HOLMES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
•
'r rs ho mid mignuil w.II ollcr at iii irate sale, it lot of
grand in tits 1 / 1 11.11.111 01 l'itrliiilo,pn %%est .41114.1,
ours., i. Emory Coimel, ailjoini..g property ol .liiii.
'ibis:tits iiii the south, and 111r+ Hoffer col the tinri 11;
intalmng go 'Pet 011 11'1,1 street, nod 12 i le 1 deep.
running to nii alley, and luting thereon erected a
.1 , 1“) swicy illticii HOUSE ar II lark building,
containing set en 1111.11, and a %Viith 11. use, or
tiutt.iile Hit. loin. The bonne It. supillisl with ,14tor
and um, iti dls In exce lent urger. The are
lieurlitiii,' i.'11114 (;11lPell and Apple.; iti the u.
lot.
Terms easy. For lur.litir information a i
a ly lo
S. t. 'AGUE,
~--ii". Carlisle.
IMIBM
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
I•Ill V ATE
The .
ite and. raigned Ilia loots i 111111 lot at pH.
Vale .111., .1.11,11•,1 100 Wl. t No. 711.
Tho lot .a 1 - 1111i1 011 SOIIIII 1 411.14, Mot 740 tioit
deep, Old , rood. g n All all 1• 1 1, 1,0 root, having Clod,
aireideil a SINE .1•11 0. FHA:II6 1101',1.
vaaeil ((lin 1010111 gad Lurk buildl gaud a
bogy Moon at the I. Id; &ad., idola 114,er-falling
well of venter at tho frankdour, Alai, 1/111' 11111,
hllll,l l t with n 111 111.11111 01,11 In It, 1111111 Lnnxr , ear
rldge lilt all uerrsur, , n building. ,
idiot all In good 1/1 . 1 1 1 1 1
Thr lot in ell with
cloiletid git • r Portions Inli Og to ‘liiiv
the 1/1 . 111i1.1t . 1,111 do no I.) rolling on die owner re
aiding tho pl
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EURNITIIIit. 1 CHAITURE.
A B. EWING,
CA 111 'FT vAKER .1N1)
WeSi .Ifeein. Street,
OI'I'OSITE LEE'S WAItEIIOUSE,
Premium for 'lte t Furniture awaraml it Id! C.lllllly
telt. einee In 17:
Fuenitmeerall vs... Mies toil ntyrt Foreign mill
llumestie in 'trailer( tate, him the thlw't Conti, owl and
mahogany to the I went tolmel maple and One.
ffillrlZE
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K TM EN ..1 *ND
U N T UI B.A.r,
End) acing evory 41191c10 um,,l I y t•ooss nod 114/I4)
of the no/ ; svp...vo l',111 , •xoltle
10111 /4h. In. In Ong also fl P •go himiture to
Mitts ; Itscololon nod Vamp Iltair4
Flllllll.B, P1et111.44, 4 •
1111..t.i. II 01 . .11 /I[l 41411:41 Wilmer-41:14,
orders loon tool. on I volottly hills:l4le I to promptly,
and 41,1 itosloralo terms
Special (tool ion paid to the r;leciion r t f II I'a
pO. A E.
Livery and Salo Stables
IVERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
L
smutx.
J. L. STERNER & BROTHER,
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lIORSES AND .7,A11111A0N.3, TO 1111 LE
ON REAHDNADLE TEltAltl, AND AT 81101ITEST NOTICE.
CARRIAIRNISTIOUO FOR FUNERALS
tOr N. dl. Stikl,lo room lor•50 bond of lon sfafi
keep.
.17 w 1,70;, •
LIVBRY AND_EXCILINGE, STA
BLEs.
B 0 6. BB E 7' Z.
Ilatidad; recently purchased the liveMy st ible of
Goo. Won, they would ro neeffaally announce
to 014 citiu!ola of this place. that they hove recently
purchased at number id new vehicle, Iv addition,
a 1.., they have had their entire stock of Wiggler,
earflaps awl robs, •
RE-PAINTED, RE-MODELED,
and dandled up In the Intent city atyle.
Hutson and Darrlagcn to biro at. the Anneal
NOTICE, AND ON IHlt3D+.'
Vuldelee furelahed for all I eCllliiolllll.
the plane; a few doors South of the 0. V. felt. de.
pot In U. W. llllton'a.old stand. "
. 110811 k BRETZ.
Dritgs and'Fancy Goods,
PURR AND' UNADULTERATED
MUMS CAN ALWAYS BE OBTAINED AT
J. B. lIAVERSTICK'S
No. 5 South Hanover Street.
Carllalo, to.
N. IL-trim:l - 101am carOfully and accurately
camp led at all Unica. "- • .
15Jo7ltr
J
1 3 . iIAYERSTICK;
•
NO 6 13011TH HANOVER' STREET;
OARLIBLE, PA
Donlei to . •
Drugs, Modloinos,
GOODS.
VICTORY OVER ALL!
A GRAND RUSH
GREJT 13,4 R G-v_ !
Every person invite l d- to-call-and
'see that,this is no trash thrown
upon the market,: nil
NEW, FAMIONAIIa AND DMIIAIII.I.
0-001)S!
DUKE & BURKHOLDER
'Have now one or the Largest Steel; or
NEW GOODS
ever opened in Carlisle. Call and see
our elegant
Bittek GrOs•(.4 rain Silks,
lap:mese 1,1()I,P;;,
Sutinett,,
Merinos, 13o,lerno Cloths, Prince Cords,
Empress end Mohair Poplins,
all in the nee Va and - tidiest shaded
WE SELL ALL KW GOODS,,
Mlll9
SHORT PROFITS
THE STORE to get a Fine Shawl,
Cloths and Cassimeres fon suits in the
latest styles, comprising •
IM!EI2IESTEI
MIME
111=11=1=112
and all good brands of English, French
and American manufactures...,
FURS ! !
FURS
From the best House in New York, and
at prices that astonish the consumer.
Call and price these goods, and save
twenty-five per"cent.
Stack., of
101 . $1 , : FURNI:4IIINO
FLANNEL ,
AT OLD PRICES
NOTIONS
in great varieties
We buy our goods direct from the .
manufacturers and importers, and can
sell lower than any house in the valley.
Call and see and be convinced.
No old styles or shelved goods% .our
stock. ('all at
ta•
lIIJR .t
North Hanover street,
helms Cnrrlinle Depimit 'Bunk
DRY GOODS
MEE
R., A.T_. -V.A_LTT
Harkper's!
souTif LIANovEit sTREET,
MIME
f you want a nice Calico Dress,
,os want a ski, url.llul , Wraiiper,
C you want a nice Alpaca Lustre,
If pio wont a Biol. i l'ore Mohair,
f you want a nice Cassimere Suit,
it 3011 wool a Ili. , Cloth Snit.
f you want a nice Table Linen,
If yoo wont oho. Fell ielloop Skirt,
you want a Mee Opera Flannel,
If you wont I Miniboom, Shawl,
f you *ant a Handsome Lace Collar,
If you wont n Handsome Lace Ilmoilkerchill
f you want Hamburg Edging Cheap,
11 yOll wont linipuro Lorna 1, hell,
f you want Linen Handkerchiefs Cheap t
If you wont •Dry lloyda Cheap,.
CALL AT
I-1 A. 8., I=' = TZ ' S .
You 0111 find an extenalve and anyerlor variety r.
Dress Bonds, comprising Caolttuerea, Awesllan
Crape, Silk and Wool Repps, Plain and Plaid Pop
lins, Blank Silks, and a conittleta assortuen,i of
Staple Dress Goodo. Aloe, Illanketo,Plannels, Water
proof lispellanto, l'elveteltaa (Black, and Colored),
311olno Shirts and, Demers, la Iles' Merino Pmts,
le Mel 11.11' leg (it new article), and full 11. es of
Nations, White lords and Itlblanat
If y. would e tool erll at' toy store, where
prices "ivory foretold) with a ycu ado side of I he
Eastern CHI a
T. A. II A
I' 9 —Jo.apl,, filth, $1 10
6„1 i 7 I Ili
FIVES
Ch eti pest C; uJ
61 EA PEST
_0(.).0.,
4 4,.-Tho io .lersl,tited n roes to flu visit Coal to ICI
rartienreither {'..r — Fantily — or --- blittelattatersLune, nt
:111.11 MI., Ism i ell • try accept the following:
Int. Tit Ind, 01 Coal In Company tem.
21.1 (11111 . 1. N mine weight, irtenpectl.le of any
into lit shipment by lenity tun, ho.
31 ti. 4. deity, your coal,. it I . striet to hand,
without re•ncreetting dirt and all. ,
411 a. That lit the above xttentioned mode of bunt
teat titt! will • •
LOSE TEN PER CENT
So that when 20 loos bought and
YOU REALLY OEY BUTAROIITEEN TONS
'To this fact all regular deal•rrs trill testify.
rob To strive to get your coal trout any breaker
yon may desire, lint as we hero to toady° what Is
mtt, be it Sllllllllit ltranult, fig Lich, or Shbrt Moun
tain front 141.1,0 - alley. Until of tiara being not So
11/odrahle: the 0011111 applying to the hard cool
bresketo also; you to tithe It as It ix sent to us.
titit: An this hind of business Is done On • tllO 111/11-
WWI COolitny's sidinge,lll/ not ask to 800 11 0111111111/
of coal. 'They do let a 100 . 111111, than 24 bourn' one
of siding; we therefore cannot show' what WO can
Avnlelt you.
Sinutid‘you wish to purehase coal where it eon 110
/men at all limlre, kept to tho dry,
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e'en it eithrr yard or the Nthrre yf ur
tulles. is II Ito promptly filled, stud itroutibu to ea,n
you the loss and vuxution canned b}• using- dirty
nod injerioi• coal, thereby giving your supply for Ws.
money than nay one can do by forninhing the lee
of mine. .
• 24ussiltf , it. BLAIR.
Edittational
AIRY VIEW ACADEMY,
. rlinityviLLE, JUNIATACO. PA
iOR MALE AND FEMALE PUPILS.
-- -A
. first-rate school, combined with the comforts of
home. Attractively titillated ono-Ntrth of a sidle
(turn time Pa, It. It., inn I,64titlful and healthful re•
gion. Your regular olhltitites,, assisted by other
Juntipotent Instructor , <nnstllnte Me Corps of Im
struct ton. The Principal (fur - many years in oltarge
of TuscarOnt Academy, and WM, 1852' the head, of
this lustatillon ).refers to Ithinunterons pupqs in all
the learned professions, and in every dopartutent of
business. , •• ,
. Muisie and Paiutiug - Speoialties.
• Tering, $2OO pur annum.
Fall Begidon will connileni,o SelitombiT 1, 1871
Address tilletinflatuilititlons co.. " . . .
DAVID WILSON, A. M., Prineipal,
OJC
• • A, .7:PATTERBO'N; A, 7.11 , Ccr , Prlnelpal,,
20,1013 m ' , Port ~ Juniata Cb„ Pa
••••iMail
•
Hooilatzd'.l.,Gel.nzan; Afe.diclites
ONg MILLION OF LIVES SAVED:I
It is ono of the'roneritablo facts of I de'rentark
aldnago, not—merely that to many persona are ihk
victims of dyxpepsia or indigestion, but its wiling
victims. Now,. we would pat ho understood to say
that env mm 'regards dyspepsia with flavor, or feels '
disposea to rank it among the luxuriee of life.' Far
from it. Thom who have experienced' its torments
would scout on Idea. All' dread it, and would
gladly dispense with its unpleasant flonliarliles.
Mark Tapley, who was Jolly 'under nil the tryinr,l
circumstances in which he was placed, novel . bnry nn
attack of dyspepsia, or ble Jollity would have, speed
fly forsaken hint. Mon and women tometinles Huller
Its tortures uncomplainingly, hot •Wie 'Ver—heard
of a person wbo enjoyed them? •
Of all the multifarious diseases to W deb ilia hu
man system is I:able, there ha pother a 'no ono on
generally prevaleat as dyspepsia.—They, o are - disearee
More acute and painful, and which mu frequently.
prove fatal; but none, tile effects ofhied are 80'
liOrreS4ol; to the mind and so poe Wadistreeeing
to the body, If there' Ina wretched dng in tbo
world il, le
I'
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A CONIM . BIlil) -ll YSPEPtilr,, s e.
.. \
Dint It Is not our intention to descant on the hor
rors of Dyspepsia. To deperlbe them truthfully to situ-
ply an I inpossibllify,'llut it ill possible to point eat a
remedy. We have said that dyspepsia la-perhaps -
the most unit - anal of human' diseases. This Is em
phallcally the ease In the United States. Whether
this general prevalence It duo to the character of
the food, the net hod of Its preparation, or the hasty
manner In width It Is usually swallowed, is not our,
'ermineo to explain. The great feet multi which we .
ore eel 1141 ,tti (Mal to tiliti : .
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS
•
ri neat univelsally.
Nearly every 'other pollen you hie,,t is a .victint,
Ito 'apparently willing one; for were, thin not. the
cate..Why so many sufferers, when a curtain t speedy
Itml safe remedy Is within envy reach of all. who
desire to'avall theinitelves..of it lint the Majority
will not. Inhgled loy. the prejudice, or deferred - 11y
00010 .slier itnittplahleti influence, they refute to
accept the relief pi offered them. 'I hey lure a. deer
ear to the testimony of - the thousands - whose' suffer
logs Inter hero alleviated, and wif 11 strange infatua
tion., appear to ellcg with desperate determination to
their rallnlefei tormentor. lint rapt n dyspeptic , :
What Is this remedy? to which wo reply:' This
gre:it alleviator of human suffering is utmost as
widely known as the English language. It has al
the evades of thowanals, and is to-day carry
trig comfort and encouragement to thousands of
others. This acknowledged panacea Is noire other
than '
Caslinieres,
PR-. II 0 0 RI. AND'S- GERMA-N
Wool. yon know MOM of the merits of this woo
b riot nOteiitirtlint front the expert•
once of others? Try ft yourself, and when It hem
felled to fulfil the ameorouce of its °Menu glyen by
the proprietor, then abandon . fiiiffilE
LET REMEMBERED,
firs; of all, that 1100FLANITS fIER:VIAN lITTTERS"
is not a ruin beverage.'
They are not alcoholic in any sense of the term.
The are composed wholly of the pure Juice or vital
principle of roots. This is not a morn assertion.,
'I he extracts from with theylfre cornirunded are •
pro aro' by one of the elikat of Gernnin chemists.
Unlike any other Bitters In the niarget, their are
wholly free from spirittions ingredients. The oh•
Jelitions which hold with so mat' , force against
preps rat ilnin of this Ciaqq,'lmmely—tliat a desire for
Intoxicating drinks'is stllmmulameml by their use, aro
ommt orbit to the ease of the German Bitters. • Bo' far
train envotiraging or inculcating a taste or desire
for inebriating beverages, It may be confidently as
serted that their tendency is Inn dlarnetrieldly
olltai.lto direction. Their effects can he
BENEFI . CIA ONLY
FURS ! ! !
In vii CINCH of the binary -system. Iroolland's Oar
'nuts Bitters stand Witt oot an equal, acting promptly
vigorously upon to Liver; thoy re 11113 1 ,0
torpidity and onus° healthful secretion of Idle—
thereby supplying the stomach with tho moot indis
pensable elements of sound digestion In proper pro;
portions They give tone to the stomach—stimulat
ing ito futdlous, nod enabling it to perfOrm Its
duties no nature de,igood it should do: They impart
rigor nod strength to the entire system, causing tho
putiont in feel like smother being—in fact, giving
him witpw least, of Mo.
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,
eleantdng thy eit Iliad of all hurtful Impurities
and copplanting then, with the elements of genuine
he ilthtulnecc. In a word, there Is ecarcoly n die
earn in which they eannot'be anfely and beneficially
.inployed ; lnt in 11111 t most generally prevalent
(limn's:dog and dreaded dhenci., lly,Tepeln,
El=
THEY STAND UNRIVALED
Now, there are eertehe elmees of persons to WllOlll
0%1.1 , 111v Bitters ere not only unpalatable, but Who
hot It In poses to tote them-wlthout positive
.oilert For suet)
DR. 1100 ELAND'S GERMAN
!inn been xorrmlly prepsreJ. It in intended for urn
whew a slight alcoholic xlimulant ix rc,lnhed in,
connection with the well known Took-proportion of
the pure der elan Ilittarn. This Tonic contains all
the ingredients of the Hitters, but so flavored as to
remove tire extreme bitterness. Thin proparallifn - Te
net only palatable, lout combines, in modified form,
all the Irtues of the German Bittern. The solid
ex trai•to of Nature's choicest restorativen
are held in solutiOn by a spirituous agent of the
porett quality. In cocoon of languor or 01(CeiiiiiVe lie
-I.llity, a hero Ibe nyntrot appears to have linel/11113
exhausted of its energies.
I lOOFT, ANMS TONTO
sets with almost marvelous effect. It not only
the flagging find wasting energies, Wit
11111wantes and permanently strengthens Its action
upon the Lit er and Stomach thorough, perhaps less
prompt than the Bitters, w hoe the saute quentity is
taken is none the I est+ certain. Indigestimt,
Physievi or Nervous ProAtratiott,. yield
ren lily to Its potent influence. It gives tim Invalid
a new and stronger hold upon life. removes degree
spin of spirits, and Inspires cheerfulness It sup
plant s the pain et di deal. with the 11180 and comfort
of i sell• 1 health. It gives strength to weakness,
tilt s despondency to the winds, and starts the re.
ideriela new and gladsome career.
But Or. Midland's lientifactllins to the human race
an not milli Steil b, 111,11,111.1111t10 I
GERMAN BITTERS,
tr hi. Vailllo.k TONL:. 11.• In.. prep:troll another
moiog UN way to pupa
lawails,ol IN iffirir air. omits. Thie IN
11.00 FL AN D'S- PO DOPHYL-
a perfect nulialitoto for in, !try, 0 itio tit any of
These wonilerfut.V.l4, which n o intro-led to not
1110,11111 a Liver, an, ofainly,compoiaill of Potlophyll
VITAI. PR INGIPLE OF THE
M AN IntAltE ROOT
Noe we desi,e the rustler to dist itat'y understand
that this extract of the :Mandrake is many times
mom powerful tt an the Mandrake itHoir. It is the
medivitial tit tuts of this health•giving plant_ in a
perfectly pure and highly can ❑teat 41 loran.
Hence it is that two of tho Pedophyllin Pthx conxtl
tote a MA dote, tylillo anywhere: xis to tight or a
handful of other preparations of thu Maadrake are
required The Podophyllin
ACTS -DIRECTLY ON THE
LIVER.
viltualatlng it, functions and rauelie'rtt to make Its
binary inivret limn In regular and pr, per nuautlt it a.
The iuktroee resuiti whirl, invariably follow the
nee niervitry Is entirely avoided I y their net,
But it in n t upon the Liver only that their powuta
toe extract The eNtrael oNtlamlnt.to • outlined lit
them in
. eiti 111111; combined with fonrothdroxtracter
our or which nets twat Ilia stomach, one upon the
_iti , perjanr, - .le-onti_ttputl-the-ln.Wer.howele,
provosts 'on; griping II ffect, time p °diming a pill
that influences the eutlro digestive and aliutentory
'nynicrydrijjk an equal and harmon , ous manner, and
Its .aoriolt ent Ind)' fret, • feint muse,;, volultlt g or
grilling pains common to all other purgativel.
....Ptetstellug them, numb dealrahle qualltlee, lhu
rodoplaydlindicroulesAtivalininia an is
FAMILY MEDICINE.
No household should be )vitlitutt them. They are
perfectly sae. reunite but two tor nu orillealy dose,
are pionipt and etllcient• In m. 00,1,111111 When - used
In connection with Dr. lloollati (human Bittern,
or Tonic, may he regarded an certain H.1...1art.J0 oil
1,11. s Liver Complaint, Byeiperda, r r
dlsoriliTs to which the nysleiii is or.theiry
The
PO DOM - MIN PILLS
not upon the eteinach and toomele, carrying uR Im
proper oleartietiona, will 0 the Deere; or Tonic
partly the blood, etrengthen and Invigorate the
frame, give tone . and appetite- ,and
the atuo nett, and
thou bold ap the invalid anew.
Dr Midland, having pro, hind hr. rind ronunlive
foa diarosee, hue Oven the world 0.. e mainly for ex
tornal application, in the wondetful prepara ion
known na
DR.' lIOOFLAND'S'i -GREEK
This Oil Is a sovereign remedy Mr palm, auetirho
Vali kinds. •
Rhol6lllloam, Neura'g.a, Too
Sprulnx, Huron, Pain In the Hack an I Loins, Rim
worma, ko. , kn.', oil yiriii to external anplleat
Tho number of corWelfueted by it IF amonlahlng.
and tiny arolncreax:ng ovary day.
Internally, It Inn 1.11111 for Ilearl,bor.,
lUdnoy 1/18011111!:1, rick Ilplillte110; Otto, IvArntoly,'
elbilertt 'Diorloan, .Crampi. P.lnst-411 tba - Stmh3ell
„.
CokbcAntlimn,-kr. - - .
The Crook Oil ,le compound entirely of healing
game and essential oils. 'rho" principal ingrediont. r
le on oily inlbliinnee, in Can southern pore
of Crete°. •lts effects as 11 destroyer of-polo too
truly maglcal.• limns: nub, hove been benefited by,
Its use, and a trial by those who Are ikeptlral will
thoroughly
. uonvince theta of Its Inestimable 'Milo..
These iomedles will be sent by °Apron to tiny
locality, Upon application to - . the . PRINCIPAL
OFFION, at the MORE, No,
631. ARCM MINE; PCILADIMPRIA,
CHAS.
M., EVANS,
Proprietor. r.
'F'ormerly 0. M. JACKSON it CO..
Those Bowedlos aro for Salo by Druggists, Stern
keepers, and Medicine I:lsidore, ororytrbors. •
dcc7Oly
1111
BITTERS
TONIC
LIN PILLS;
OIL.