®I)C Jfiiariutß.
id Ornin Knrkct.
BY J. H. 330SLER A 31R0.
IAJILISLK, July 20, 1808.
F10ur—Fam11y,......813 00 Now Coni 1 00
Flour—Super. 000 Oats, old 70, new, CO
Ryo Flour ; 860 Clover Seed, 060
"Wheat—White 2 10 Timothy Seed,.... 1 75
Wheat—Rod -2 00 New Hay ton—... 10 00
Ryo $1 50
Carlisle Floor an
CORRECTED WEEKLY 3
Carlisle Provision Market.
Carlisle, July 29,18C8.
35 pr. 00 to 100
23 Potatoes—b—V bus 175
10 Apples—best—bus 2 50
10 Apples—2d b—V bus 2 IK)
lb iiag5......... —4
15
Battor,
Bbb8»
Bard,.
Ta110w.......
Bacon—Hams,.
Bacon—Sides,..
Piii-bAUELPHiA, July 28,18C5.
Flour.—Sales at 80 ooa 7 bo suporlluo Slate,
8 a 0 45 for extra Stale; 0 50a7 80 for superllno
Western; 8 i;0al0 40 lor choice Western; lOoUiv
12 75 for good to choice white wheal extra; 800
ail 70 for common to fair extra; 0 eOalofor good to
choice do. ilyo Flour Is Urm. at 7 70al0. Corn
Meal is quiet. Sales Brandy wino at 0 20a0 25*
Grain.—Si 95 lor No 1 spring: 200 for whlto
Canada; 1 82 for No. 2 Spring; 2 85 lor Amber
Michigan. Hye la quiet, Baney Malt Is Him at
287 anU*every choice at 2 10. Corn is la-c. iowei
with a largo supply* sales at 100 a 1 mix
cd Western, aduat ; 114 for handsome do., and
1U for high mixed, nearly yellow. Oats aro dull
and lower at for Western m store, and boa
lor Weaornallo it.
ifieto gUi&mißmenta.
gHEXUEE’S SALES,
By virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Expo*
nus issued out of the Court of Common Fleas oi
Cumberland County, and to mo directed, 1 will
expose to sale, by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, In the .Borough of Carlisle, on J*Vi
day, AuyuJii 2 1, IMW, at iu o’clock, A, M„ tho fol*
lowing described Kcai Estate, to wit:
A I’m tof Baud, situate in ttilvor Spring town*
ship, Cumberland conuty, Fa., bounded on toe
East by land of Henry Voglesong, on the South
and West by lands of Uoorge Boistimo and the
Couodoguluot Crook, and on tho Wui ill by muds
of ejamuel Voglesoug und Jacob Bimmous, cou*
taliung 176 Acres, more or jess, having thereon
erccto k uTwo-aiory Frame Dwelling and -Buck
Kitchen, Frame Bara, Wagon eihed, Uug Bon,
him other outbuildings, bel/.ed und taken in
execution as Wio propi rty of Edward Dummy.
—ALSO-
A lot. of ground situate In jNow Sliver
Spring township, Cumberland ouniy, bounded
on the Noith by the Carlisle ami lianisbuig
Turnpike, on the West hy an alley, on the Suutn
by an alley,and on the East by lotof JohnK.ncb
containing-15 loot in iront, uml l>lKet in depth,
bo the same • » ore or less having thereon erected
a Two-Story Frame Uuii.se, Frame Stable, Smoke
House and Hog Fen. Mo zed and taken in excu
tion as tho property of Jacob Wort. -
——ALc>o—
A Lot of Ground, situ to in Upper Allen town
ship, Cumberland county,bounded on the North
by tho . late road, on the East by land ol George
Beelman, on the South by land of George Engie,
and on the West by Abraham Zook, containing
one half aero more or less, having tnereou oree
ted a Two-Story Frame Dwelling, Hack Kitchen,
Frame stable, Sla..ghiei; llotiou, and other out
buildings. seized and taken m execution as the
property of i'oter Cooklin.
-ALSO
A ».ot of Ground, situate in the Borough of Car
lisle. Cumberland county, bounded on the North
by West Locust alloy, on tho East by private al
ley of Dr. W; W. Dale. E. Cornman and the cleft,
on tho South by Luutner sti c ■ t, a jd on the \\ esi
bj’ Mrs. Smith, containing •!» leet In front ami
2-JD loot In depth, more or less, having thereon el
ected a Two-Story Frame liouqp hack Kitch
en, and oilier outbuildings, on aouthei
street, and a Two-Story Frame House on .the
“Uey. •
-ALSO
A Lot of Ground, situate in tho Borough of Car
lisle. Cumberland county, bounded on tho East
by tho Letort Spring, on Hie South by John
Spahr, on the West by North East sticct, and
on the North by William Simhr, containing o>
feet in front and SOU feouin depth, more or less,
having thereon erected a Ono-uud-a-Half-Stoo
Brick House, Two Ono-nnd-a-Ilnlf-Story Frame
Houses, and other outbuildings.
—ALSO—
A Lot of Ground, situate In tbo Borough of Car*
lisle, Cumberland county, bounded on tno East
by John l-’ark, on tho South by East South street,
on iho West by John M’Carluey, aud on the
North byGodfry Bernier, containing 1 0 feet in
front and 120 feet In depth, more or less, having
thereon erected Two Two-Story Frame Houses
One Frame and Log House, Kitchen, and 'other
outbuildings,
—ALSO-
A Lot of Ground, aliuuio in the Borouph of Car
lisle, Cumberland county, bounded on tho East
by James M’Uonlgal, on the South by John
Natchor mid Amos swelgcrt, on tho West b>
Mis. Jefferson, and on the North by Liberty
street containing ui feet In front and 12U feet In
depth, more or less, having thereon erected
Three Two-Story Frame Houses, and other .out
buildings. Seized and taken in execution as
tho property of Michael Laley, and Jane Lalej
his wife. To'be sold by me,
JOS. 0. THOMPSON,
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, Sheriff.
July 2», lotw.
CONDITIONS.—On all sales of $5OO, or over, $3
will bo required to bo paid when tho property is
stricken oil; and 525 on all sales under ssou.
LL- HAlLlj
Come yo Dlscoulato, and Take Courage ye Alllc
tedl Use tho Means and go your way regolc
ingl Chronic Diseases Cured I Acute Prtlu in
stantly Relieved 1 The Blind Caused to See!-
The Deaf to Hear! The Lame to Walk I Ana
tho Sick Healed! By p ro f. E. L. DUHti
.LEY,
(tho celebrated English Analytical Physician
author of the key to unlock themysteries of Brcma,
lire Deaths.
LET NONE DESPAIR!
as Prof. D. has in bis posses ion those Infallablc
remedies oi the late scientitic discoveries, oven
the hand of the Almighty stretched forth to savi
the world of makiud imm luuumerabJc sorrow?-
and premature dissolution, and which is robbing
death of its thousand stings, and the grave of lu
terrible victories.
CHRONIC OR ACUTE DISEASES
of whatever name or nature, oven those given iq
as beyond tho reach of medical aid. aie those
must desired, suqli cases tho Prol. delight to
combat, and witli the aid ,pf iaod to conquer, n.-
thousands who had despaired of health, have
again been restored to health and usefulness.
The Doctor does not only remove disease, but re
moves the cause, producing a p emaueut cure.
Tho CONSUMPTIVE, oven In advanced stages
need no more dreAd a premature grave, as all
discuses of tho
Lungs, Heart, Bronchitis, Throat and LaryngiU >
ami respiratory ollectlons are cuicd by Medical
inhalation and Topical treatment theoniy infal
lible remedies known. Examinations are made
with Laryngcsiope and llcspiroinctcr, the onlj
reliable lung tester lu tho world.
LADIES OP AMERICA!
The celeb lAod Trench remedies for the cure oi
all diseases peculiar to your sox, is now within
your reach-A word to the wise is faiUlcicnt. The
Profs, experience is equaled by lew; his exam
inations have been from ten to twelve thousand
patients yearly lu the hospitals of Trance and
England for over thirty years.
A LIMITED NUMBER OT PATIENTS
are now preferred, nor does the Prof, desire to
make itluomllvo but by bis lung-ami extensive
experience and seieiitllio treatment lu tho hand*
of God to beueUt the sick and sulToring.
CONSULTATION FREE.
N. B .—HLMfiMliKii tho Doctor is permanent
ly located, and enu'bo consulted at No. 32, Main
Btrbet, Carlisle. Pa.
’ July 3u, If
Asthe weather is now very
PROPlTlOUSandthothe prices are most fa
vorable for the laying in of your winters coal, the
subscriber would otter his slock to the public
knowing lull well the disposition of the trade
generally to make many piomlseslo oUectsalos.
Tho subscriber would prefer 10 leave tho quality
of the coal he furnishes
SPEAK' FOR ITSELF,
and he will be held to tho following which ro
his old standards.
1. To sell nonejjut the best coal that is to be
had.
2. To sell as cheap os any one in the trade.
3. To deliver what ills c ist>-iuera buy, and not
to furnish them wlth a lower priced article, to
make tho price suit his sales. -
I. Believes in tho principle tha scales cannot
bo in use (without repairs,] for a series of years,
to the advantage of the customers.
5. To keep ail kinds of coal to be had an y where
else.
(i. Never to misrepresent coni to make a sale.
7. To gnara tee full.two thousuna pounds to
tho tou.
8. To give the customers the advantage of any
change of prices at the mines.
I). Is determined -to do all In hi- power for the
bdnoflt of those who deal with him. Scud u
your orders and you shall bo dealt as fairly with,
and on os favorable terras as any yard in the
place.
• July 80, IftOH.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
• 'District Court United States.
Eastern District, Pennsylvania.
John Benlz, of Carlisle. Cumberland County,
Bankrupt, having petitioned for his dischar. o. a
mooting of creditors will bo bold on the nine*
teen'h day of August, 1868. at 10 o’clock, A. M.,
before Register Cnas. a. Barnett, lu the Court
House, In Carlisle; that the examination of the
Bankrupt may bo finished, and any business of
meetings required by Section 27 or 28 ol the Act of
Cuiigre»s, transacted. The Register will certify
whether the Bankrupt has conformed to his
duty. . •
A hearing will also bo held on Wednesday, the
-second day of September, before the Court at
Philadelphia, at 10 o’clock, A. AI., when and
where parties Interested may show cause against
the dllscharge. P C. ELLMAIib ,
• U .B. Marshall.
PerS. H. GALBRAITH,
Deputy.
U. S. Dop. Marshal’s Office,
Bloomfield, July 21,1808.
July 80,1808.—St
SOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.—A laree
number of claims for damages under the
of Assembly for the rebel or persons who
Buffered loss during the war to suppress the • late
rebellion having been placed In ray hands, I de
sire to inform all having claims under said Act
that I am now prepared to put the claims In
proper form lor presentation to the Board of
Co m m ission e rs.
As the proof required for the authentication of
the cln‘ras depends very much upon the different
circumstances attending the losses or damages. I
wouln suggest that claimants should call and see
me before bringing their witnesses, In order that
I rany be able to give them proper infoimatlon
preparatory to making out tbeir claims. This
Bill covers all damages done to personal or real
estate, either by the Union forces or Rebel army.
July 80,1868,—1t JOHN 1 EE.
IVTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
-Ll letters Testamentary on the estate of David
Hume, Esq., deceased, late of Hampden town
-8l)b>. Cumberland county, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing in Eitst Penns
boro township. Ail persons indebted losatd es
tate are requested to make payment Immediate
lyll*Sith<lBBllavlll*c^2nswili present them for
tSS?SS?UBB Wit * Q ’ 0 RIB WELL,
JuUrJO,ieeSMlt . z&ccutor.
abbertisementa.
A T PRIVATE SALE.—A lot on tho
side of South Hnnovor street, In tho
Borough of Carlisle, 80 feet front and 230 feet
deep. On tho lot i here Is n good two-story Frame
Bulldlng.nowoccupted by thoownernansnddlcr
shop. Thorolsan alley 10 feet In width ul tho
foot of tho lot, communicating with Pomfrot
street. Possession will bo given Immediately.—
Terms cash. For ftirther pnrlicalnr inquire of
WM. CLEPPEU.
July CO. ISOS.—tf No. 20 South Hanover St,
640 MILES
OF TUK
UNION PACIFIC■
Aro are now finished and in operation. Sixty
miles of track have been laid this Spring, and
tho work along the whole lino' between the At
lantic and Pacific States is beingnnshed forward
more rapidly than over before. More than twen
ty thousand “men are omploycd,aud It is not im
possible that the entire track, lYom Omaha to
.saeramonlo, will be finished In IM9 Instead of
1*70., Tho means provided aro ample, and all
that energy, men and money can do to secure
tho completion of this
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
at the earliest possible day, will bo doifc.
The UNION PAUIFIUUAILIIOADCOMPANY
receive: ,
I.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT
of the right of way, and all necessary Umber and
other materials found along the line of Us ope
rations.
lI.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT
of 12,800 acres of land to the mile, taken In alter
nate suctions on each side of its road. This Is ah
absolute donation, and will bo a source? of largo
revenue in the future.
lII.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT
of United States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting
to from 810,000 to 818,000 per mile, according to
tho dilllcifllles to be surmounted on tho various
sections to be built. Tim Government takes a
second mortgage as seem lly, and it is expected
that not only tho Interest, but tho principal
amount may bo paid in service** rendered by iho
Com puny in transporting tiuops, mans, <kc. The
interest Is now much more than paid In this
way, besides securing a great saving in time and
money to tho government.
IV. —A GOVERNMENT GRANT
of the right to Issue Its own FIRST
BONDS, lo aid In building the road, to the same
uinounl.us tho U. S, Bonds, issued for tho sumo
purpose, and ho mure, Tine Government Pkit
em's the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders lo deliver tho Bonds lo the Company
■ miy as the road Is completed, ami after it has
oceu examined by United stales Commissioners
and pronounced to bo in all respects a tirst-class
itutlroad, laid with a heavy T rail, and complete
ly supplied with depots, stations, turnouts, car
shops, locomotives, cars, tic.
V.—A CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCKIP
TJ.OJS
from thostock holders, of which oicr Bight .Million
Uullats has been paid In upon the work already
done, and widen will bo incioused as the wants
of the Company require.
VI.—CASH EARNINGS
on Its Way Business, that already amount to
more THAN tub interest on the First Mortgage
Bunds. Those earnings arc no Indication ot the
vast thrqpgh tralllo that must follow the opening
of tho lino to tho Paciilc,- but they certainly
prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such u property, costing nearly three times
Uieir amount,
ARE SECURE BEYOND ANY CONTINGENCY.
Tho Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are
for $l,OOO each, and have coupons attached. They
bear annual interest, payable on the first days of
January and July at tbo Company’s Ullleo in tho
Oily of New Y'ork, at the rate of six per ceut. In
gold. The principal is payable In gold at matu
rity, Tho price Is $lO2, and at the present rate of
gold, they pay a liberal income on their cost.
Tho Company believe that these bonds, at the
present rule, uro the cheapest security in the
market, and reserve tho right to advance the
price at any time.
.Subscriptions will bo received In Carlisle by A,
L. S PON BLER, .a n d In Now York
AT THE COMPANY’S OFFICE, No. 20Nassau at.,
JOHN J. CISCO «t SON, Bankers, No. 59 Wall St.
And by tho Company’s advertised agents
tiuoughout tho Uultcd States.
JCcmillauccs should be made in drafts or other funds
partn j\cw York, and the Bonds will be sc-l free oj
•"arge by return express. Barites subscribing through
ocat agents tviU look to them fur their safe dclivenj.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FORTw'W has just
oeen published by tho Company, giving fuller
nformution than is possible in an advertise
ment, respecting the Progress of tho Work, tho
teaources of tho County traversed by tho Road,
. ho Means for Construction, and tho Value of tho
Bonds, which will be sent free on application at
. lie Company’s oillces or to any of the advertised
igcnts. JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
Juue-J, IbGS.—tf A’cw York.
4CCOUNT OF J. W. EBY, Treasurer
of tlin Board of School Directors of theßor
i of Carlisle for the school year coiumonclng
Inuo 8, 18U7. and ending first Monday of June.
I si*: ,
ISO 7. 4-
Juno 8. To balance in hands of Treas
urer at last annual settle
ment, this date, , $ J5O -11
To atmuount of duplicate
for 10,020 15
July 11. To State appropriation for ISOC
and 1507,, SSI U 1
Dec. 21, To Judgment of Win. L Ilal
lor, and lntero.il to date, is 00
• I*o3. .
Jan, 1. To amount received- for pay
of non-resident scholars, 103 GO
PAYMENTS THEREOUT.
By teachers’ salaries for school year, $8,17.‘{ S 7
By sundry r<”'»irs, furniture, <te., 3ii •* 37
»ty coal ami wood, * SOI 31
By Interest on mdebtednes to Juno
Ist IMW, , 17.1 00
By printing, stationary, messenger
and other incidental expenses, o!K) 20
Total cash expenditures, $9,m3 SI
By exonerations allowed on duplicate,
By abutment made to prompt taxpay-
ers,
By fees of collection of taxes,
Whole amount of credits,
ISftS.
June 1. By balance in treasury tins
date, LV-»- CO
To balance cash In treasury. ia,7ta wa
Tbo account of J. W. EBV. Treasurer, ns above
suited having been examined bymo, and the
hills and vouchers conno.ded therewith, being
duly compared,l thereiuro certify tlinttho above
'.talement embraces a full and accurate account
thereof, for the school year ending Juno i, isijs.
mid that a balance of two thousand two hundred
and two dollars ami sixty cents remains In the
hands of said Treasurer unexpended.
Carlisle, June 20, ISOS,
Juno 10, IWkS.—Financial report read, approved
nnd-ordored to bo eniered upon the minutes of
the Board and published In iho papers of the
District. By tin* Boaid. . C. P. HUMRJCII.
July 10, ISOS.—JL {Secretary.
PUsccllaneous,
r|IHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
FO E THE CAMPAIGN.
A VALUABLE CAMPAIGN PAPER.
Circulation of Political Information:
The campaign upon which we are Just about to
enter Is by far the most Important and momen
tous In which the people of our country have
ever been called upon to participate. The llfoof
me nauou, the liberties of the people, the rights
of persons and property are all In Jeopardy. An
unscrupulous faction in Congress Is striving to
usurp ail the powers of the Government. The
people alone have the remedy In their, hands. To
do this promptly and effectually they need nil
the Information that can be furnished to them.
There never was a time when the necessity for
the dissemination of sound political information
was so great as at present. The Journals which
furnish this information should no sent broad
cast throughout the laud, and be pat into the
hands of every voter In every Slatb, county,
town, village, parish, preolncl, and hamlet, in
every household from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
To supply this need, we have concluded to put
the Weekly Intelligence!* for the campaign
at such-a price os will place it within the reach
©fall. •
A. il. BLAIR.
It will be supplied to clubs often or more to thesamo
post-ofilce at fifty cents per copy for the campaign, or
for any four months prior to January 1, lBUu.
Wo cull upon our friends throughout the coun
try to eicrt themselves to push this circulation
of the campaign Weekly Intelligences to the
fullosc possible extent. If they will do this serv
ice wo pledge ourselves to do our part of the
work with all the energy and ability and indus
try wo can. command.
SNOW. COYLE it CO..
July 10,18G8. Proprietors national Intelligencer*
“VfEAT PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
I » Tbo subscriber offers at private sale the do
sTrablo property where he now resides, In t-pring
field, 3 miles from Newville. on the road loud ng
from Nowvllio to Stoughstown, consisting of a
Lot of Ground containing about Half an Acre of
Urouud.allundorfcuco The Improvements aro
a Two-Story Brick House, with Basement and
Kitchen, u small Barn, Blacksmith Hhop, Fruit
Trees, <tc. There Is n pump of water near the
door of the dwelling, and also running water In
the kitchen.
If this property Is not sold at private sale be
fore Saturday, September 5,1868, It will on that
day bo offered at public sale, on the premises, at
12 o’clock, M. of said day, when attendance will
be given and terms made known by
July 23,1868.—7L* CHRISTIAN CREAMER.
TT S. PATENT AGENCY.
’ O. L. LOCH MAN,
21 WEST MAIN STREET,*
CARLISLE PA..
Executes Drawings, Specifications. ito„ and pre
sents Patents jtor inventors,
Feb. 18, IBW.-Iy
RAILROAD
AND BY
12,715 52
195 DO
995 92
917 57
10,51:1 23
It. O. WOODWARD,
l<'tnnnclal Secretary,
anbertisments.
pOPULAR GOODS
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
TF. C. SAWTJEJR <fc CO’S.,
EAST MAIN STREET,
Under Hannon’s Hotel.
Wo have Just reduced tho prices of our Im
mense stock of
DRY,GOODS, CARPETS, &e., &c.
DRESS GOODS,
such ns
HERNANNI’S, FLORENTINES,
CRATE MONTZ, MALTESE CLOTHS,
GRENADINES, CRENE. MOHAIR AND
SILL AND WORSTED, EMPRESS SDll’R POPLINS
Also a full line of
0 R GANDY LAWNS,
Figured, Plain and Plaid, at Greatly
Reduced Phices.
Our stock has tho advantage of as flue assorts
ment of all kinds of Goods ns can bo obtained in
tbo early part of tho season? Call and examine
the lino assortment at reduced prices.
Wnl- T E GOODS,
In endless variety among which can bo found
Stfiss Muslins, Plain, Plaid and Striped,
Nainsooks, every grade and
style, Jaconets in
Hard
Made and Bold by A. SCUAUBC.A & CO., No. 35
South Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pn. Where eveiy
person ulllcled with Neuralgia, Toothache, Head
ache and pains in the stomach are Invited to call
and be cured in leu minutes, free of charge,
~ ~ , . , r .. ~ , >T ,i Kir For sale by Druggists and all country storci.
Mull and French Muslins, French Needle | June ix. iww,—am
and Soft Finish,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Work nud Hamburg Embroideries
V E R V LOW
SUMMER CASSI MERES,
CI/'THS AND VESTINGS.
Elegant styles and qualities at prices that de
fy competition. Suits made to order by the best
workmen in the town.
CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
Brussels, Three Ply; Ingrain, Home-Made and
Hemps, without regard to profit, Oil Cloths in 4-
5-4. 0-4,8-4, all qualities. Rugs, Mats, Shades, Mat
tings, Looking Glasses, Hosiery, Gloves.
NOTIONS, <Scc,, &c.
Wo present to our customers rare chances for
bargains and would say to all, call and examine
our largo and varied stock of SE *> SON A BLB
GOODS, and compare our price list.
Please remember the 6U stand
Under Hannon’s Hotel,
EAST MAIN STREET
All who wish
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
All who wish
CHEAP HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
All who wish
A Fall Stock of Seasonable Goods,
at reduced prices, call at
W. C. SAWYER & Go’s,,
EAST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 80,1838,
iißrtiical.
gHEBK'B
BITTER TINCTURE OR ROOTS
WILL PERFECTLY CURE
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Disordered Stomach
and Liver, Cosuvoucss. Impurity of Blood,
Headache, Vertigo or Giddiness, Ner
vous Debility. Fever and Ague, In
cubus or Nightmare. General
Debility, Cramp, Colds, and
Pains in the Hack
and Side.
Tills Is not a now Medicine; the receipt for
making It was brought from Germany to Baltl
more, Aid., over fifty years ago, by Mr. Klein,
wlio Introduced it among a few of his Qdrman
friends and neighbors,who finding It toboan In*
valuable remedy for the' above diseases recom
mended it to others until it became, and still
continues-to bo,-the household medicine of u
largo portion of the Germans of Baltimore.
THE BITTER TINCTURE OF ROOTS
is composed of the juices of a number of. the
most valuable roots and seeds known to the
medical faculty, with a sufficiency of pure old
rye whiskey to make ono of tho most effectual
Tonic Tinctures over offered to the public.—-
Every person should use it every Spring, Bum
mer and Kali to purify tho blood, give tone to
tho stomach and invigorate the sy-tem. ,
TESTIMONI A L.S .
The Rev. Geo Hunter says:
I do hereby certify that having used one bottle
ofHherk's Hitter Tincture of Roots, I have found
it invaluable for the stomach and bowels. It re
lieved mo of pains, nausea and costlvcncss and
created an excellent appetite. 1 confidentially
recommend it to all as a reliable medicine.
Jan. 27,18U8. GEO. HUNTER.
Having been ufllictcd for some time with dys
pepsia, costlvcncss, loss of appetite, and general
prostration of the system, I used Bherk’s Bitter
Tincture of Routs,and in a short time found my
self entirely relieved, and my health restored.
, j. y. uerusT.
No* 21 North Hanover Bt., Carlisle.
1 lierobj’certify that the Medicine, known as
Sherk's Hitler Tincture of Roots, has to my
knowledge, cured cosllvcness, nightmare, loss of
appetite and general debility.
J. W. SMILEY.
No. ID North Hanover St., Carlisle.
Having boon nfUlctcd with coatlvness for a
long llmo, I tried Bhevk's Bitter Tincture of Roots,
uml have louml 1 highly olUclent, relieving mo
la it short time. Try it mul you will liiul Hguod.
A. W. BENT/.
No. 17 .South Hanover St., Carlisle.
In the summer of IMii my health failed so that
my whole system was prostrated as if worn oui,
so that 1 was unlit for business. X used Shork s
Jhtier Tincture of Roots lor some time and was
completely restored to health. I behove this
medicine will do all that is claimed for it.
Carlisle, Feb. 1, 1808. KAM’L GOODYEAR.
Having been mulcted along time with nervous
debility and indigestion, 1 used Shcrk’s Bliter
Tincture of Roots, and hove funnditexecedingly
beuellcal. and recommend it to all a.s a reliable
medicine. Mrs. E. KELLER.
There Is raoro medical virtue In one of these
bottles than in ji gjillou of any of the Hillers and
mixtures now offered to the public.
iIANUFACTUUKD AND SOLD 11Y
A . S 0 H A U B LA & CO.,
No. 32 South Hanover Street. Carlisle, Penu’a.
Also, for sale by druggists and all country stores.
Dll. ROCK'S PAIN VICTOR
Cures Neuralgia, Toothache, pains In the Slom
aclio and Bowels in ton minutes. It never
fails to euro pains in die Back ami Lame
backs. It is the best in use for Rheu
matism, Sprains, Choleramorbus,
and Summer Complaints.
THE PAIN VICTOR
Is Nature’s Curo gathered from the Vegetable
Kingdom, not a mineral poison. It should bo l/i
every housc—a sure and certain help In time of
need.
The citizens of Carlisle that have used it testify
as follows: I havebeensubjectforthelastUiteeu
yours to attacks of rheumatism and lamo back
which for the last two years hud become so so
vero at Limes that I was entirely disabled for bu
siness, 1 used your I)r. Rock's Pain Victor tills
Spring, and part of one bottle has entirely cured
me. I recommend it with conlldenco to others.
JACOB MARTIN, .
No 31 South Hanover Street, Carlisle.
I have used your Pain Victor for weakness in
my back, and have found a perfect cure In a
short time. I believe It to bo an lufallablo' cure.
JOHN 13. PILKAY.
The Rev. E. A. Brady, Pa.. Bible Agent, says: I
have used your Dr. Rock’s Pain Victor in my
family, and found it a sure and quick curo for
Neuralgia and Toothache. ,E. A. BRADY.
It cured me effectually of Nearalglnuml Tooth
ache. JOHN H. LANDIS.
Dr. Rock’s PalnVictor cured me of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. Mrs. LOUIS*. MORRISON.
Wo cheerfully recommend your PalnVictor as
an invaluable remedy for headache.
WM. B. BUTLER,
JOHN J. FALLER,
T F A H UMBU G‘,
I Whul u wonder
That the doors
Are open wide;
liver since the
First of August
Thousands have
Fain Paint applied.
Those who lie,
Or call it humbug,
Are the doctors,
Not acquaint;
For they always
Have been jealous
When their patients
Use Pam Paint.
Pile up facts
As high ns mountains,
Flash the truth
Beiuro their eyes,
Bui the cry
Is always humbug,
Men oi science
Full of lies.
People know that liniments composed of Cay
enne Pepper, Tin pontine, Hartshorn, Ether. die,,
will produce inlUunmatum and pain. ’To pur
chase such trash to stop Pam and lullamniatlon
is ridiculous. Fire will not stop heal: a dumb
brute shuns the heat, and knows enough to wade
In a pond of water, when wounded, to reduce,
coo),and euro lutlainnuulon and Fever.
pimps and gamblers try to look honest, but
folks can read the Jaeo too plainly. Some try to
persuade the ignorant that pills, physic, are.,
cleanse, tilts blood, purge the system, and do a
bundled other things equally absurd. Every
body knows Llml it is false, and no medicine can
purify or iacidise a drop of blood, food uiaki s
aloud, hone, ami muscle, ami m tUu stall’ ul Idle.
Every docju oi medicine swallowed Is injected,
and hurried out oi the system as quick a's j»o>-i
-blc, Jt is an enemy; yea. a deadly foe. Consti
pation, 111 healt, and weakness, are the result oi
dosing, dosing, dosing the stomach. The living
system has enough lo do without.working hut
self to death in expelling'and kicking out (he
pernicious uosliunis poured down the throat.—
Food she welcomes when she needs it; yea, asks
for 11. Let pill-mukms-and physic venders slop
eating food, and see how long they can subsist
on llieir blood-purifying, invigorating, health
giving medicines ami cordials. What humbug
is more tVanspaveiit? A dog would feel so in
sulted, if oll’eredu dose, ho would curl his tall
downward lu scorn, ami run away m utter dis
gust. Ail physical pain arises Hum milammatlou.
Put out the lire and you stop pum absolutely.—
You cun slop pain as easy as you can quench lire
with Viator. WULCOTT'sS PAIN PAINT subdues
inllammaLion,heat,and fever one hundred times
faster than Ice. Thousands have had a practical
lest of Us merits at the very munion L til most ex
treme pain, and they can testily that it has nut
fulled in doing Us woik*„ it is harmless; it has
no stain; It gives no smart; It Is simple; ills for
sale by Druggists every wlicrq; and it is tested free
of cost at 17U CHATHAM JdtilJAitE, N. Y., and 022
Arch Street, Philadelphia. .
My wife had an ulcer on her leg for thirteen
years caused by varicose veins, ulceration ex
tending iroiu her ankle to her knee,some places
eating away lo the bone,! have employed over
twenty physicians at Vast expense during tills
period. But all attempts at cure proved utterly
abortive until i tried Hr. Wolcott’s Pain Paint,
which the doctors told me was a humbug. But
humbug or not. it has done the work completely
In less limn one mouth, removing the pain at
the Hist application. 1 kept her leg wot with
Pain Paint constantly until healed. 1 wish we
hud more humbugs as useful as Hr. Wolcott's Pain
PalnT. i uni well known in this city;-any per
son who wants to make further inquiry will call
at 101 West street, New York, at the Hanover
House,of which lam the proprietor, and i think
I cun satisfy them as to Hie beneilt derived by
the use of Pulu Palut.
May ,12. Ibits.. PETEU MINCK.
I unV selling Wolcott’s Pain Paint and Annlhl
iator, and it certainly gives sausiacilon lo my,
cusiomers. D. F. HOLES**"’'
Druggist, J.
I am selling moreof Wolcott's Pain Paint, than
other Patent Medicine. C. N. CIHITENTiJN,
Wholesale Druggist, No. 7 Uth Avo„jN. V
I sell more of Wolcott’s Pain Paint UuinVll the
other patent medicines combined, und I keep a
full supply otall that have any demand.,
auiiaupi y VALENTINE H.VMMANN,
Druggist, No. 11 7lh Avenue, N. V.
July 2, ISiW. —taugl
Valuable farm at public
WALE.—The undersigned will sell at public
suio. ou the premies, lu Guilford township, live
ami a hull miles Hum Chambersburg, and near
tiie village of New Franklin, Franklin county,
Pa., ou tiie direct road to Waynesboro,’ on Tues
day thc»\lh ilay of A iq/tul, a Valuable Farm,
containing uno Hundred and Thirty Acres ol
winch about twenty acres .s Good Woodland.—
Tho soil is limestone of the best quality. The
improvements consist of Two Email Frame
Houses a separate Kitchen, a Emuko House, a
Laige Log auo Frame Burn, Horse hlabio, Hay
Lunacies, Wagon Eheds, Corn Crib and other
There Is a due Orchard, a Well of ex
cellea water and two wiock Ponds ou the place.
There is also a first rate clay from which Lnck
ol the best quality have been made, a here is a
Church on the giouud aojuiUmg this lurni, and
It lies quite convenient u> Post uillce, school
House, Blacksmith shop, Eioro, Wagoumuker
Ehop, die., (SC.
Wale to commence at I o’clock*!*, m., ou said
day, when terms will bo made known.
July i«, IMW.—3t L. KUEH faENSENEV.
SCHOOL TAX FOR 1868.—The Dupli
cate of Wchno! Taxes lor the Borough ot Car
0, la now In the hands of tho Treasui er for col
lection. Notice is theieforo given that the Treas
urer will attend at the County Court House, (in
Commissioners Cilice,) on FRIDAY, THE 31st op
JULY next, between the hours of 9 and 5 o’clock
of said day, for the purpose of receiving said tax
es, up to which time an abatement or Five per
cent, will be made on all taxes paid. Persons
wishing to pay their taxes before tho above date,
can do so, by calling at the ofllco of the Treasur
er In Marlon Hall Building, J. W. ELY, *
Mft7 28» 1868,—Ww JVtfajurcr,
<*sift ©uterprifes
INCENSED BY THE
UNITED STATES
AUTHORITY
NFW ENGLAND
PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK
01* UNUKDF.KiIKD GOODS, CONSISTING OK
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods. Linen Goods, Dry
Goods. Cottons. Fancy Goods, Albums.
Bibles. Silver Plated Ware,
Watches, Cullcrv,
Sewing
Machines, o:c., itc.
To bo sold at OKE DOLLAR EACH, without
regard to value, and not to lie paid for until you
know what you tire to rooiovc.
STOCK VALUED AT $200,000,
SALESROOM, 30 Hanover St., Boston.
The most popular, reliable, prompt and business
like concern of the kind. The best of Boston ref
erences furnished on application. By patroni
zing tills sale you liavoaohuiico to exchange your
goods with a largo variety to select form.
'lWmuto Agents. —Wo believe our terms to ag
ents are sapcilm to those offered by any other
house. Take particular notice of this: Ou» Agents
are not required to pay ono dollar for their pres
ents, as in alt other concerns.
Certificates, Giving a complete description of
articles that will bo sold for one dollar each, will
bo sold at the following rates: Ten for 81 : Thirty
(with psesent)/or Sd ,* £>ixty (with present)SO,* One
Hundred (with present) §lO. And same rate for
larger clubs.
LOOK AT THIS CHANCE to get a Silk Drees.
Sewing Machine, Gold Watch or some other
good.article or equal value, with but very little
trouble and no expense to the Agent.
/•bra Ciub of Thirty, wo will give the person send
ing it lire choice of the following articles: Print
Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White
Linen Tablecloth, Embossed Table Spread, set of
Steel Rinded Knives and Forks. Sot of Silver*
Slated Forks, Elegant Engraved Silver-plated
old-lined Goblet, Violin and Bow, Fancy Dross
Pair Ladles’ Extra Quality Cloth Roots,
Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol, One Hundred Pic
ture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory
handled Spangled Silk Fan. One Dozen Largo
Sized Lined Towels, Ladles’ Morocco Shopping
Rag, Alhambra Quill, Fancy Balmoral Skirt, La
dles’ Solid Gold California Diamond Ring,Gent's
Plain or engraved Gold Ring, (Hi carets Hue,) La
dies’ Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies’
Fancy Black Walnut Workbox, or a Cottage
Clock.
I'hr n Club nf Sixty, one of the following articles:
Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern, Three yards dou
ble width Water Proof Cloaking. Thibet Shawl,
Four Yards Wool Frocklng, Sotof Lace Curtains,
Ladies’ Double Wool Shawl, Silver-plated Card
Basket, Splendid Engraved Silver-plated Ice
Pitcher, Engraved Silver-plated Tea Pot, One
Hundred Picture Turkov Morocco Photograph
Album, Lancaster Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool
Shawl, Twenty-live yds. Shooting, Alpaca Dross
Pattern, Engraved Silver-plated Six Bottle Re
volving Castor, Pair Gent’s Calf Boots, Harris
Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmo
ral Skirt, Set of I voiy-hnudlo Knives with Silver
plated Forks, Pair of All-Wool Blankets, Itoso
wood Frame Brass Alarm Clock, Splendid Bead
ed and Lined Bilk Parasol. Ladies' Splendid Mo
rocco Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Print, or a
Marseilles Quilt,
i-br a Ciub of One Hundred, Splendid Engraved
Silver-plated Tea Set, three pieces (Sugar Bowl,
Tea Pot and Creamer.) Silver-plated Cuke Bask
et, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, Twenty-live
yds. Hemp Carpeting. Splendid Violin and Bow.
English Borage Shawl, Forty-live yds. Sheeting,
Splendid Alpaca Dress Pattern. Silver Hunting
Case Watch, Splondidtf’amlly Bible with clcgnut
Steel Engravings and Faintly Record and Photo
graph Pago, Poplin Dress Pattern, Engraved
Silver-plated Ice Plteher.Spiendld Beaver Cloak
Pattern, Sharpe’s Revolver,. Fancy Casslmoro
Coat, Pants and Vest Pattern extra quality,
Splendid Accordoon Music Buz, One Pair Fine
Damask Table Covers with One Dozen Dinner
Napkins to match.
Presents for Larger Clubs in Proportion.
This Is no Humbug Lottery Gift Enterprise or
Sale of Cheap Jewelry, but a fair, square sale of
unredeemed goods. Our goods are
NEW AND NOT SECOND HAND.
And wo guarantee more for the money invested
than can bo bought at any wholesale store In the
country.
Agents will please take notice of this. Do not
send names, but number of your clubs from ouo
upwarda Make your letters short, and plain as
possible. .
Be sure and send money amounting to §.5.00 or
more by Registered Letter, (which cun be sent
from any olllce), P. O. Money Order or Express;
fur when sent In this way you run no risk or
loosing It whatever. Email amounts may bo sent
by mall but be sure and put them in the olllce
* (n wo cannot he responsible lor Money lost,
■unless somep>rccautiOHB arc taken to insure
its safety .
Send your address In full. Town, County and
State. All Certificates are good until redeemed.
S. C. THOMPSON &. CO.,
No. 30 Hanover St., Boston.
June 18,1SGS. —taugl AJpoeaU/or Circulars."’^
X\T E ARE COMING!
AND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PERSON
Sending us a Club in onr Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE OF DRY AND
FANCY GOODS,
A WATCH, piece of SHEETING, SILK DRESS
PATTERN, &c., (Sc.,
FREE OF COST.
Our Inducements during the past few years have
been large.
WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF
. PREMIUMS.
Our friends will readily notice our Presents for
;’6and 00 Clubs are now more than equal
In value to Flubs of W) and IdO re
spectively of other ilrms.
Co’ P K A S E EX. A M I N E "u»
Anv person ordering either of the Clubs men
tioned below, can have their selections of premi
ums muimi-mtert, corresponding lo the size of
Ur...'Club
F R E 10 OF ONE DOL L A R!
Mn-fi Club o/.’W, h#.(—One of the following arti
cles, viz: Delaine dress pattern, fancy colored
bed spread. lo() view Turkey moroco album, 20
yards sheeting,striped cashmere delaine dress
pattern, honey comb quilt, all wool squuio shawl,
set solid gold bosom studs; all wool fancy cash
mere pants and vest pattern, gent’s hair guard
chain, gold trimmings, silver plated chased bnt
.ter dish, silver plated .> botlle revolving castor,
on feet sot superior steeled landed knives mid
forks, worsted - promenade shawl, ladles’ long
gold plated chain, ladles' double gold ring, gent}’
Heavy chased solid gold ring, solid black walnut
work box or writing desk, extra quality Imlmo
ral skirt, set jewelry, sleeve bullous to match,
violin and bow, gents’cardigan Jacket,splendid
ebony D iluto.lvoiy trimmings,superior Turkey
morocco shopping bag, ladies’ high cut balmoml
tools. '
For a Club o/GO, (s(>.)—One of the following arti
cles, viz: Black or colored alpaca dress pattern,
poplin dress pattern, one piece of bleached or
brown sheeting engraved silver plated (i bottle
revolving castor, JIJ4 vurds superior cashmere
for pants and vest pattern, extra heavy honey
comb quilt, two fancy colored bed spreads, pair
gent's calf boots, 4 yds. farmers’ good wool frock
lug, fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern, best
quality baJraoral skirt, rosewood, brass alarm
clock,ladies’ all wool cloak pattern,silver plated
cake or card basket, fur mud'or cape, ladles'
fashionable wool double shawl, splendid clasped
family Bible, oxl2, record page and engravings,
:i yds. double width water proof cloaking, set
Ivory handle knives, with silver plated forks,
one set lace curtain. ' •
/-bra Ciubo/iW, (Slo.)—One.of the following ar
ticles, viz: -J yda- donblo width cloaking or coat
ing. 2 largo, line bleached linen table covers,
with one doz. largo sized dinner napkins to
match, twenty-live yards splendid hemp carpet
ing, good colors, extra quality.black or alpaca
dress patterns, extra quality noplm dress pat
terns, one large niece .superior quality extra
width sheeting, pair gents’ calf boom, best, quali
ty, silver hunting-cased patent lover watch, one
dozen Ivory handled steel bladed knives and
[forks, silver plated engraved U bottle revolving
castor, with cut gloss bottles, splendid violin
box and bow, complete, single barrel shot-gun!
Bacon’s six barrel rowjlvor, pair superior white
wool blankets, nice fur muff and cape, silver
plated engraved Ice pitcher, with salver, seven
and one half yards all wool fancy cawdmore. for
suit, one dozen Rogers’ best {diver plated forks,
common sense sewing and embroidering ma
chine, two heavv. honey comb quilts, splendid
family Bible, record and photograph page.
Fut larger Clubs (lie value increases in Use same ra
tio.
Catalogue of Goods and Samples sent to anv
address free. Send money by registered letter.
Address all orders to
ALLEN, HAWS & CO..
P. O Uoz C. 10 Federal Si‘ Boston, Mass.
Wholesale Dealers In Dry and Fancy Goods
Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods
•to., «tc.
June 11,1803,—taugl
FiRANT AND COLFAX.
\7T - AGENTS WANTED FOU
J. T, Headly’s Life of Grant. Now roudv, a Life
of Collax, wlthabteel Portrait. Priee.iSc. i»lven
away with every copy of Grant. Tho National
Hand-book of tacts and Figures, Just Issued, is
tho book for tho times;' Sent for 31 50.
TREAT & Co.i PublUliera, (Jsl Jtnxuiuai/, /V. Y.
July 2, im—taugl J%
£ ©re ®ooUa.
1868. BUMinsE - 1868
A magnificent Goods now on ex
hibition nt
GREENFIELD S
NO. 4, EAST MAIN STREET
CARLISLE, PA
Having determined to keep a inunli lurgerslock
Of
DRESS GOODS
than heretofore, I am now prepared to exhibit
ono of the most beautiful stock of goods,consist
ing of all tho latest novelties of tho season for la
dles suits, and also all tho thin fabrics for sum
mer wear,
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS ONHANI).
Everything in our DRESS GOOD department
will c found of tho latest importation of our
purchases last week, wo know we have sqme
baigalns that cannot bo found elsewhere.
'GRENODEANS,
SEASIDE LUSTERS,
GRANIT POPLINS,
CHENA POPLINS,
SUMMER POPLINS.
The new and desirable shades of PEARL and
BISMARK ALPACAS only CO cents.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK SILKS,
In town one’dollar eeventy-fivo to four llfly per
yard.
A FULL LINE OF
FANCY SILKS
Lawnb,
Camdrich,
Perga ns.
alpaca Lusters,
Delators,
BLACK GOODS,
iOMBAZINES,
TAMIS CLOTH,
CASHMERES. Ac.
A great bargain In ALL WOOL DELAINES,
BLACK BLUE, DRAB and BISMARK.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE* CASH MEB.es,
Gloves, Crape, Collars, Scarfing, Silks always
on hand. Funeral orders promptly and satis
factorily tuiod. A well selected stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
bought very cheap, will bo sold at popular prices.
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,
from the lowest grade to the finest Now York
Including all the boat mokes.
COTTONADES,
CHECKS,
HICKORY STRIPES
TICKINGS,
GINGAAMS,
PRINTS,
T ABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE LINENS,
all al prices tlml defy competition.
WHITE GOODS,
Piques, yaimooks. Cambrics, Find and Plain Uiriss
es, Titrlelons, Brilliants, Striped Muslins, Hosiery 1 n
great varieties, all sizes of the BEST ENGLISH!
GOODS, at reduced rales.
B A K G A INS IN
,• ■■■ ■'*
BARGAINS IN SACKING CLOTHS.
A Large Assortment of 8H ADKS
CLOTHS & CASSI MERES,
it the lowest market rates, in factmnny of them
cheaper than before the war.
FRENCH CORSETS CHEAP*
The best selling KID GLOVES In town selling
a! one dollar and twenty-five eta.
A now lot of HOOP SKIRTS, dlieot from the
manufacturer at a bargain.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
O I ■; L O CHS
STAIR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE Oil. CLOTHS
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS
HI LK UMBRELLAS
All I ask Is an examination of my stock. Lay
ers will bo astonished at tho difference of prices
between this and other establishments claiming
to sell cheap.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
NO 4 .
EAST MAIN 8 T B E. KT ,
CARLISLE, PA
May 28,1868.
ileiu ¥ork <fiolumn.
■y'ALUABLE INFORMATION.,.., .
SELECT YOUR OWN NUMBERS
ROYAL SPANISH LOTTERY!
Tho mostresponsible institution of tlio kind In
ttao world. Selecting numbers In thin Lottery is
a new Idea—end one well adapted to the waul* of
tho people. It aflbrds u safer means of specula*
tlve Investment than most other business risks.
For full Information, address j
LLOYD, BEMMEB & CO.. '
75 Nassau Street,
New York.
Room 10.
Juno 23,18C8.
AT YOUR OWN
lli HOMES.—Eothcrsex—suitable for a steady
bond or leisure hours—in every city uud town.
LARGE PROFITS REALIZED.
Address, with red stamp, for particulars.
WARNER & CO..
Juno 11, ISCB, 819 Jlroadway, Xrw York.
CIIAI.LIES, Ac.
ALPACAS,
“COSTAR’S”
Preparations-
EVERYBODY Tries Thom I
EVERYBODY Uses Them !
EVERYBODY Believes in Them !
EVERYBODY Recommends Them!
Are yon troubled by Rats, Mice,
Rbaches, Ants?
'COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
"Only Infallible Remedies
known," ‘‘Free from Poison.”—
"Not dangerous,to tho Human
Family,” •• Ruts come out of their
holes to die.” Improved to keep
In. any climate.'
COSTA UW RED-BUG EXTER.
A Liquid "Destroys and prevents
Bed-Bugs.V # *• Never Kails.*'
For Moths In Furs, Woolens, Car
pets, Ac.
COSTAIVB” INSECT POWDER.
Destroys Instantly I'h.ow aiui all
InseoU on Plants. Fbwls, An I
mats, Ac.
"A sure thing/.' Tina sends can
testify.
COSTAH'S” CORN SOLVENT.
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, Ae.-
"Try It.”
Don't suffer with Pain! A Won
• , dcrful power of Healing! Kverj
family should keep It hi the house.
‘CWCTAttW* BUCKTHORN SALVE.
llu o/Tecls arc Immediaie. Fur
•Cute, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Sore
' linaasts,'Piles, Ulcers, Old Sores.
. Itch, Scrofula ami Cutaneous
Kruidlomt, Chapped Hands, Lips.
of Animals, Insects, Ac.
"A Univenpil DinnerPlir’istigar
r ooated.) • .10years administered in
• itPhyßhiiun'iiPracflce.
•*CI»TAU'S" BISHOP PILLB.
Of extraordinary. oOlcacy fur cos-
Hv/moss. Indigestion, Nor vous
and Blck Headache. Dyspepsia.
Dysentry, General Debihiy,Liver
Cuaifdalnt. Chills Kevor fc A«r. Not
Goiule, mild and r.ooth-
'**'That Cough will''kill you. Don't
neglect U.
I “ COSTAK’S" COUGH REMEDY.
Beautifies the Complexion,giving
to the skin a transparent Iresh
ness. •
“COBTAIVa ’‘BITTER-SWEET
Worthless Imitations.
-without “ COSTAR’H" Sift
ami kept by all DRUGGISTS.
• Klees Konl^y-IBaU on receipt of price.
3S- s£ nays for uuy <Uireo 81 sixes by Express.
--W*s&poys for elghl’W aixos by Express.
Address
HENRY R. COSTAR.
r , „ . . ( fl!3 .Broadway, N. y,
jtS- For Bale by . ' c INHOFF.
Carlisle. Pa,
fy» sold by all Wholesale Druggists Hr
«-w>moy philatUlphU^Pa,
AND IN at.t. THE LARGE CITIES.
April 83, IMB.-toJ * '*■ - ■
IN tiik
O
Are yon annoyed with Beil-Bugs?
Can’t sleep nights 1
The children cry" for it —Us a
‘‘Soothing Syrup." For Conghs.
Colds, Hoarseness. Bun* Throat,
Croup, Whooping Cough Asthma.
Bronchial- Adi'cctinns. Singers.
■Speakers, and nil .troubled with
Throat-Complaint*, will.find tills
a benetlelal Peclorhil Remedy.
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Renders the skin clear, smooth
and soft. Removes Ton, Freeb
ies. Pimples, Ac. Ladies, try a
bottle, and see its wonderful
quality.
SLcgal-iiflilaa.
O EGISTER’^’-fNOfIO^E.- KoUco is
XVheroby glvch.toalf'persons Intej^U'd.that
the following accounts have befcn filed in this of
fice, by the accountant®therein nafued; Wr,exam
ination. and will bo presented to the Gtjjpans
Court of Cumberland'County, fot confirmation
and allowance, on Tuesday. August. A.
D., IfVw: .• •••*
1. The account of David Ebcrly, Guardian of
Sarah Ploogh, minor Ch-ld of Johh Prongh; dvr’d.
3. The account of J. B. Parker, and Frederick
Watts, Executors of Martha Dancon, dec'd. (
3. First and final account of liobert L. BarnAd •
mlnlstmior of Sarah Jane Gilbert, late of filew
burg, deo'd.
4. First account of D. O. May.Guardlahof Jjjvi
Lclpjird, minor son of Joseph Leipurd, lato of
East Pennsboro/ deed.
•>. P irst account of D. O. May, Guardian of Geo.
Esllngor, a minor child of Levi Esllnger. lato of
I ennsboro,* duc’d.
fl. First and final account ot Joseph. Ploroc*, .1 r„
Executor of Paul H. Pierce, dec'd.-
7. First and final account of Wm. Barr, Admin
istrator of J. O. Barr, late of Newvlilo, dec'd.
K. 'i’ho acconnt of John Miller, Guardian of
John H, Zolglcr. Mary E. Zelgjcr and Sarah J.
Zelgler, minor children of Philip Zelgler, dec’d.
9. First and final account of Samuel Eberly, Ad
ministrator pf the estate of Mary Gnrvor, late of
Silver Spring, deo’d.
Jfi, The account of PctcrS. Miller, Admlnlmra
lor of Catharine Miller deo’d.
11. Second and final acconnt of ffianc Miller and
Daniel Miller, Executors of’Rudolph Miller,
dec’d.
12. First and final account* of Robert Mativr,
Administrator of John Matcor. dec’d.
13. First and final account or William Moor.*,
Administrator of Jackson Moore-lnto of South
Middlo'ou, dec’d. ife
11. Find, and partial acconnt of James Hamil
ton, Esq., lion. J. H. Graham and Rev. David
Ktorrett. Executors of Susan H. Thorn, dcc’d.
15. First and final account of A. E. Hell, Ad
ministratrix of F. A. Hell, Into of Mechanlcsbarg,
dec’d.
Id. First and final account of Mary Martin, Ad
ministratrix of Rebdccu Martin, dec’d.
17. First ami-final account of Samuel J. Fells,
Executor of Anna Clouse, dec’d.
IN, Tho final account of .William Highland*,
Guardian of George Warren, per Geo. H. Clover,
Executor of William Highlands, dcc’d.
19. Flr-tand partial account of Geo. H. Clever.
Executors of william Highlands, dcc’d.
20. The account of Abraham Lnmbortou, Ad
ministrator of Abraham Swlgcrt, Into of North
Middleton, deo’d.
21. Tho account of Abraham' Lamberton, Esq.
Executor of William Honwood, dec’ll,
22 First and final account of Noah (’ocltloy. Ex
ecutor of Joseph W. Hoover, late of Penn town
ship, dec'd.
'Z\. Second and final account of C. V. Kelley.
Administrator of Alexander Mclvlnstry, late of
Penn tonhshlp.
2j. Tbo Bccuud and llaal statement of Samuel
Kunkcl, Executor of James Gillnrd, dcc'd.
ii>. Tlio account of Andrew Kennedy, Executor
01 Leonard Mlnlch, laloof Frankford townfehlp.
iaj. First and final account of Samuel Mohlor,
Administrator of Magdalena Mohlcr, into of Me
chanlcahurg, dco’d,
27. Third and dual account of Samuel Mohlcr,
one oftho Executors of Christian Mohlcr, Into of
Upper Allen, dcc'd.
2-. The ncconut of Daniel Myers, Administrator
of John HuHlcllngcr, lato of West Peunsboro,’
dec’d. • •
29. First and final acconnt of Christian Swartz,
Administrator of John Swartz, late of Mechanics
tmrg.dec’d.
30. First and final accountof D. Welswancer, Ad
ministrator of John Westfall, lato of Monroe
twp., dec’d.
31. First and final account of Andrew Selffert,
Trustee ol Catharine coovcr, under tho Will of
Henry Coovcr, and decree of tho Orphan's Courl.
•12. Tho account of Richard Woods, and Samno!
•Stuart, Jr., Executors of Robert Donaldson, lato
of Dickinson township, dcc’d.
33. Tho first and final account of Francis Montz
er. Guardian ol David Menlxcr,
34 First and final-aoconntof John Cressler, Ex
ecutorof Sarah liccU, latoofShlppensburg. duo'd,
35. Flrstand final account of j. A. C. M'cnno,
Administrator of Sarah Galbraith, deo'd.
:iO. Flrstand final account of David Wherry, Ad
ministrator of Israel Waggoner, dec'd.
37. Flrstand final account of Samuel Snyder,
. dmlblstrator of Q. W. Snyder, late ol Me
chnulcsburg, deo'd. •
3s. Tho account of John 8. Munro, Executor of
William Glenn, late of Dickinson twp., dec'd.
39. Flrstand final account of David Khoads.Ex
ecu:
nor of Dr. Wm. MonLzor, Jo to of CurJlsJo, deo'd.
40. Guardianship account of David Adam, Guar
dian of Sebastian, linvlna C. and Mary Allco
sjpan«lor. J. DOIISHKIMEIt,
July 2J, 1803. Register.
EROCLAMATIO N.—Whereas the
Hon. James H. Graham, President Judge ol
several Courts of Common Pleas of the coun
ties of Cumberland; Perry, mid Juniata, mid Jus
tices of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery in said counties, and
T, P. Ulftlr and 11. Stuart, Associate Judges of the
Courtsof Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery
for the trial of all capital and other offenders, Ui
the said county of Cumberland, by-' their pro
cents to mo directed, dated the 13lh day of
April, A. D., 1808, have ordered the Conn
»f Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Do-
Ivcry to bo holdon at Carlisle, on the 4th Mon
day of August, (888, (being the JMth day,) at
. to o'clock in the forenoon, to continue one week.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of the Peace, and Constables of tlio said county
>f Cumberland, that they nro by the said precept
o tmmanded to bo then and there In their proper
persons, with their rolls,records, and inquisitions,
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain to bo
lone, and all those that are bound by recog
nizances, to prosecute against the prisoners that
lire or then shall bo in the- Jail Of said coun
ty. aro to ho there to prosccuto them as shall ha
JOS. C. THOMPSON.
i'shrrijf.
July in, 18C8.—tc
PUOTHONOTARY’S NOTlCE.—No
tice Is hereby given that the following no*
uanis have been tiled on lu the Prolhonotury’n
■Ulce lor examination, and will be presented lo
iho Court of common Pleas of Cumberland Coun
ty ror connrmuUon uu Wednesday, the tilth day
August, viz:
1. First and llnal account of Daniel Eckels, as
signee of George I*. Myers, under deed of volun
tary assignment.
2. First and final account of 8. C. Wagner, as
signee of M. T. Walker tt J. A. Graham, doing bu
siness as Walker «& Graham, under deed of vol
untary' assignment. J. P. BRIN DLE,
July &J, —lt* Prothouoiarj/.
NO TlO E. —In the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland County.
Tbomos i. Filbert uml ) No. (H, April Term,
Marian bis wife,Catbanno 1802.
Vun Holl and Lonlsln Now to wit, Jauo
Van Holl, by Hie Hon. 30. IM>». .On motion
John Hupp, their guardian, ofdcfeudant’sattor
ney in open Court.
Uulo ou tbo plain*
icxt argument Court,
diy judgment should
a for costs.
BY THE COURT.
Proth'jf. •'
Charles V, Stover,
tin's to show cause at the nc
ua the Xhth August IBGd, wl
uot bo outered against them
Attest:.J. P. BRINDLE,
jniy nr, iww.—3t
liailroaa ILinrs.
QUMBKItJjANJD V ALL E.Y
BAIL BOAD!
CHA N G E O F HODItS!
On and after Monday, May 11th, 18G8,Passen
ger l rat us will run ually as follows, (Sundays ex
cepted);
W E6TW A. It 1)1
Accommodation lYnin Leaves Harrisburg 8.05 A.
M., Meehan lesburg 8.38, Carlisle y. 15, Now vlllo U. 50,
-.hippunsburg iu.24. Chambersburg 10.45. Urcen
cflstlu 11.12), arriving at Uaggerstown 11.60 A. M.
Muit 'JYain leaves Harrisburg 1.40 P. 31., .Me
chaiucsburg2.l3, Carlisle 2J5, Kew.vllle .'{AU.-dUp
pensburg 3.50, Chain ber.sbmg -1.30, (Jroenoastlo
6.05, arriving at Hagerstown 5.35 P. M.- •
J’jTttre.ts Tram leaves Harrisburg -1,15 P. 31., Me.-
clmulosburg -i, 17,Carlisle 5.17. Nowvitle 5.5<i. Hlup
pensburg tU7, arriving at charabersburg at tU6
P. M. 1
A Mixed Train leaves Chambersburg 8,05 A. M.,
(irecneasUe 0.115, arriving ai Hugersluwil 10,10 A,
M.
EASTWARD
Accommodation Train loaves Chambersburg 4.45
A. M., Shlppeusburg 5.11. Ncwvlilo 5.15. Cuillslo
0 IH, >ioebanlcsburg 0.17 arriving at Harrisburg
Mail Train leaves Hngeistowu 8.00 A. M„ Oi ecu
casllc 8 55, Chambersburg ».15, ShippeUsburg 0.45,
Newvillo 10.1 U, Carlisle 1u.63. Mechanicsbuty 11.20,
arriving at Harrisburg 11.55'A. M.' C'
Alnir/’sa Train leaves Hugerstbwu i2.ii*- P. 31.,
Greencastlo 12.35, Chambersburg I.lo,shippens
burg 1.43, Newvillc 2.15| Carlisle 2.55, Met-hunies*
burg 3.20, arriving at Harrlsbui g 3,65 P.
■A Mired 'ltuin leavoA Hageratown .3.15, P. M.,
' Jreen castle 4.22, arriving at Chambersburg 0.l >
P. M. ■
4*-3laklng close connections at Ilurrlsling
with trains loami from Philadelphia, New York,
tlulllmoro, Washington, Pittsburg and ail poim-
West. ■ ' ‘ O.N.LUhL,
rtUI'KUINTISNDE.VTH OFFICE, Mlj/ t.
C/uwib’ff, /Vi., May 8, 1M«8.
May H, 1808. • * .
pEADING EAIL ROAD.
**"B UMMBR A U U ANO E M KNT
‘ ilun 2W/i. IWB.■
Ureal Trunk Line from the North ami North
west for Philadelphia,New York, Heading, Polls- •
vllle, Tpiuuqua, Ashland, Lebanon,. ARiiitown.
Fasten, Epifrata.-LuutvLancaster, Colombia, Ac.
Trains leave-Jiutrisburg for New York, as bil
lows: at 2.5*1,5.35 ami 8.10 A. M., 12-iU noon, and
2.U5 and 0.85 P. M.;cOnnectlng with similar trains
on the Pennsylvania Itoilroiid; and arriving »d
New York ai-5.UU.10.ti0 and li.W A. M.,0ml a.j-t,
7.40 and 10.80 P. M. Sleeping cars accompanying
the ioO A. M. and two P. M. .trains 'wijhout
C, Leavo Harrisburg for Reading, PollsviUe. Tam
aouu, Mltersvillo. Ashland, Pino Grove, Allen
town and Philadelphia, uUUO A. M.,uml 2.05 ami
4.10 P. M, stopping at Lebanon uud Pruicipal
Way stations; the 4 10P. M, maklngcunnocUuiiH
for Philadelphia and Collumbiaouly. For Potts'*
villo, Schuylkill tiaven and Auburn, via Schuyl
kill and'Susquehanna Kali lload, lesve ilQi ri.v
burg at ft6s P. M. Returning: leave New York
. at 0.00 A. M., 12 00 noon, and 6.00 and 8.00 I*. M.—
Sleeping care accompanying the O.uO -A. M., and
6.00 «md b.OO P. M, trains without change. “
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
7.80 A M., returning irom Reading at (Liwr. M
stopping at all stations; Pousvilloat Wu a. Ai
and 2 45P. M.; Aonhlandti 0j A. M nudllLUmoou
and 2.00 P. M.; Tamnqua at 3.30 A. al., and 1.00
* UI /or Horrlshorg. via Pchnyl.-
kill and Susquehanna Rail Read ii.t7.lUA. M.und
12.00 noon.
Reading Accommodation 1 rain: Leaves Read
ing at 7.3 U A. AL, returning from PhlladolplrtH uj
SJoP.AI.
Pottsiown Accommodation Train: Leaves
Pottstownat 0 45 A. M., returning leaves Phllu.
delphla at 4.80 P. M.
Columbia Hall Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 A. AL, and 0.16 P. M, fbr F.phrala, LHIz, Lan
caster, Colombia, Ac. •
Perklomen Roil Road Trains leavoPcrklomeu
Junction at O.ooa. A!. arid 5.65 P. M. Returning:
Leave Bklppack at 0.13 A. M., and 1.15 P. M., con
necting with similar trains on Reading Ran
on Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. Al„
Philadelphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P.AI., the IUW.A.
M. Tram running only to Reading: Poltsvliio
8.00 A. M.; Harrisburg 5.25 A. M. mid Lilt an d U,3>
P. M„ and Reading at 1.10, 2.55 mid 7.15 A; M. lor
Harrisburg,and 7.U0 A. M.nfld'n.-fU I. M, for
New York and 4.25 P, M: ibr Philadelphia.. .
Commutation, Mileage, Boason,School and Ex
cursion Tickets, to and from aR points, at reduc
etßaggogo checked through allowed
'each passenger. *• .*.-••■-
Reading, 3O, ’6B. general sup 1%
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