svcal ©state Sales JpUBLIC BALK OK UKATi KSTATI SATURDAY, SXPTJSirJiKIt ;a». isTl, Tho undersigned, assignee of Joseph Zclgler will offer at Public Sale,on the above day;at the Court House, iu Carlisle, a trad of Slate Land In North Mlddlotoh township; near the Crain's tiap Road. 6H miles from Carlisle, hounded by lands of Wm. Crain, Geo, Outshall, Jacob Guts hall, Jacob Wetzel and Jonathan 7.e!glcv, ami containing one hundred and Iwouiy-Uve acres, t>r which one hundred acres tvvo clear and the italauce gobd timber land. The buildings at e a iwo-story Weathorboavded House, l-.anu, I’.ai n. Wagon Shed,spring House,Carriage House and 4 *lhet out-buUulngH, There Is awellol pure wa lerul the door and running water near the house. There Is an orchard of choice young I'ruU Ta os. Hie land has been recently limed and is In good older. Also, a Lot of. Ground lu Curllido, with jctv.’o Mojy HKIt'K DWELLING HuI’SE, No. si Smith esl Street, thereon erected, eoninlulm; seven »oom«, supplied with gas, recently painted ami nverj'thtng in complete order—a new Finnic Maine, mm excellent fruit on the lot. Suleat 10 o'clock. A. M„ when tenon will In ' tnmti* known hy * .r. ('■ STOCK, . Alls.', 1". IXI-Tt -*.'Xic<n’a , oiws-saUv-ok. vauua ’^|^XJ|{nK^:T^A>T’,l^TAT! l >=TJ!f'7,«v , vrfr‘rcr)Wrf,Yr' . iSI. —WHUhu soUlal public '-ah*, on liu* above iiay . on llio pierniso.s, l-ml valuable faim situate a Silver s»prhtg township, CumhoriamV fount/, i.m* »ullo*Norih of Kingston.on iho road lojulinn i«. su-nctfs Gup. adjoining property oi Joseph * ,on the East, Martin Herman, on the i'Uth, Jt-vl.n Kckles, on the West, ami Win. I*. tleke’s. on the Norm, containing l‘J Acres nt ijlooil bund, a greater pari of which is Limestone, mi,l * art Mate, >o Acres of which are cleared and ~; t- oU 'late of cultivation, the balance being . r ,| i‘< v inmi. The improvements nroa ant in.,, \ In; 1 ioii.se, Jau: amt Frame llarn. ami <>ih .‘ i,j -!>nil.hThere is a well o: good Wntc i ■ t . , nil to the tloor of the dwelling, ami n n,"., •••iiling stream of spring Water runs . '. , the farm. TUN is a very desl table pro u»*i r and'the title indisputable. Tlieu* will be wiii.-.ui improvements belonging to Win. I* i.VI. i,.- ivuoi-s desiring lost-,* the properly bcf/ivilie day ofsule, will call on (J, M. D. J>k ’e- s.ili to eoinhienceat to <* clock, A. ,M., when i, . v,-jH be made known bv G. M-h. KCKLKs, F. L. KI’KM'N, s . New Kingston Umib. Co., Pa, um- -M. n-m--' AiUn >. ‘‘fTl-V j t UVrioX.—Node'* i" t’liT-.'-by given \ /■ mm Wiin-mi Llltnger. ol Silver Spring >'llu 11hh 1 1>. holds » n.,f.-Inju n bv me dated ,jhi v IT |sTI. icr one hundred* and flit> del m\s, t.uiabb* in nlneiv. days; mid I hereby yunlion all persons jVbm purchasing the Miine ns I’nov -1' ,vw ’ j O „ N aUMSTKO.W. • rtopt U, Tl-ot. (Sits aiiiicrnsemrnts 1 great medical discovery i)R. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS Mun<lu-.|» ui IhmiHan-is bear thstimnny in ihcii Wonderful (’uinlivt* Kneels. w n a 'l' A u k t 11 !•: v; THKV AUK N(U A VII.K !•' A N C \ !) 1M X K of IVor Rum, Whiskey, 1 roi.j Sp lilts an- 1 iloliiho Liquors doctored, spiced hi. 1 * '.wcotcned • ..please iho taste, called “Tome-. ’ rmcllz *‘ h,” "Rest rers,” ic., that load thctmpieron to find ruin, but are n true Medicine, made from tYm Native Roots add llerlteof Cnll lornla. free frmaall AlcohollcStunuhuits. They mo the Greatclood Purifier and a Life Olving . rlnclnle'n perfect Renovator and Invigornlor t the System, carrying oil all poison.ins matter Mid restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person cuu lake these Bitters according to direction and remain long unwell, provided the b-hesare not destroyed by mineral poison or other moans and' tho vital organs winded be \ i.nd the point of repair. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rlieumnlism mm Cent, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billions, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases. ol fie Blood, Livoi, Kidneys, am! Bladder, tlu-.ie Billers hove been moat sncce.sful. Such diseas es are caused by Vitiated Blood, which Is gener ally produced ny derangement of the Digestive Organs. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, DfafclucßS, Sour Eructations of the .Stomach, bud taste metbo Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation .»f tb Heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Pain •n Lb regions «f Dio Kidneys and a hundred oiliei painful symptoms,are the offsprings ol Dyspepsl*. They ii vlgorato the Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them ol unequalled etllcacy In cleansing the blood of hi! Impurities, and mi purling new life and vigor n» thewholesystem. Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fcvef ulnch are so prevalent in the valleys of our meat Rivers throughout the United States, espe cially those ol the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Cumberland, Arkansas. Red, Colora do. Brazos, Pearl, Alabama Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, .hums, and many others with their vast tributaries, during the Summer and An iirnm, ami voun-rkably so during sous-ms of un usual heat, and dryness, are invariably accom panied by extensive deiangemcnts of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal vlsceia. There are always mote.or less obstructions -d the liver, a weakness ami Irritable state ol tin* i»lomuch, and great torpor of the boweN, being •logged up with vitiated accumulation-; In then- treatment, a purgative, exuding a pawn - ml Influence upon these various’organs. Is es sentially necessary. There Is no cathartic lor tho purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar ■ idlers, us they will speedily remove the dark colored viscid matter with which the Bowels are N. ided, at tho same time stimulating the secre tions of the liver, and generally restoring tin* healthy functions of the digestive organs. 'The universal popularity of tills valuable remedy in regions subject to miasmatic Influences, Is sulll clent evidence of Its power ns u remedy in such cases. For Skin Disea es, Eruptions, Teller, Sell Rheum, Blotches, Spots. Pimples, Pustules, Bo.'- Carbuncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sin Eyes. Kr upelas, itch, Scurfs, Discolorations o I lllu Sklu, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, or whatever name or nature, aro literally dug up mid'carried out Of the system in u short time by the use of tlic«e Bitters, one bottle in such eaten will convince the most inciedulous of their urutlvo effect. ■ Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find i u impurities bursting through the skin In Dim ples, Eruptions or SoreS; clause it when you find it obstructed and sluggish In the veins; cleanse it when It is foul,'and your reeling will '••ll you when. Keep tin* blood pure and the • • allb of.lhe system will follow. pin. Tape and other Worms, lurking In the nvf turn of so many thousands, arc etlectually de stroyed and removed. Pur tii 11 directions, read curc-fully the clrcuhti around each bottle, print ed in lour .languages—English, Herman, French .and Spanish. WALKER,. Proprietor, ft. M. McDUNALD .v ro.. Druggists and Ucn. Agents,.San Fnm < i.seo, California, ami 32 ami 31 Commerce St reel. New York; rf.-Sn'l n.vall Druggists and Dealers. 70-t v JSA.\r IC. STAI'KKKK, WATCHES AND JEWELS Y, 1-jS S\'orlk Second U\(t % (cor. of Quarry.) PHILADELPHIA. An assort mwiit of Watches. Jewelry. Silver an.l Plated Ware conslanllyon hand. Repair ing ~( Waielu-s and lewdiy promptly attended Mro -j. ISVI -lv iS chiral Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for Jflsrows of the uml Lumj*, turh us Cym/jfu, Cbids, Whooping O-tii/h, IlrunrhfU*. Asthma and 1 Consumption. ..... Probably never before In the whole lilstory of inadioiDP, has anythlng won so widely and so deeply upon the conlldencc oi mankind, ns this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint«. Through a long series or years, and among most of the races of men ll has risen higher unc hlgh ei In their estimation, as It has become better Known. Its unlsorm character and power to cure the various. titled lons of the lungs and throat, havo made It known as a reliable pro tector against them. While adapted to milder forms otdlsoose and to young children, U Is at the same time the most elleclual remedy that can bo given for Incipient consumption, and the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden attacks of Croup, It should bo kept on hand In every family, and Indeed aa all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should be provided with Ibis anil iote for them* it . .. .. , n Although settled Consumption is thought In curable, still great numbers of cases where the disease seemed settled, have been completely cured and the patient restored to sound hoaleh bv the Cherry Pectoral. Ho complete Is Its mas tery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to It. When nothing else could reach them, un der the Cherry Pectoral they subside and disap- Shlgeraond Public Speakers lind great pmtec ib.ii from It. . i , ’ , , Asthma Is always relieved and olb-n whoiij ' ‘hrmichuV* generally cured by talcing the (’hurry Pectoral lirimmll amt frequent doses, 'Ho generally are Its virtues known that wo need not publish the certificates, of them here, or do mono than assure the pub lu*t ha l 1 1-* q mil* jiiesare fully maintained. Ayer’s Ague Cure. Fur Fever aud Ague. luteimiiuut Fever, Cluj ht-ver, UumUtenl Fever, Dumb Ague, IVrUj.ll cul or Ulllouß Fever.&*•.,and Indeed all th»* all h'ullnnk which arise in*m malarious, «.r miasmatic poison--. .\h It* name Implies*-!! does Ci'UK. and does not Hill, Containing neither Arsenic tiuinlrn*, Llsmnlh /me, norany other mineral or polson oim substance wlmlever, ll In iiowihc Injures ..... i.uii,-ill. The number ami Importance ol it-mien In the ague districts, are literally he voml account. nul w« believe without,u parallel In the history of Ague medicine. Our pride Is .•rniihed by the acknowledgements we receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate ciuseH, and where other remedies had wholly lulled. ITjucellinaied persons, either resident In, or iruvelllng through inlaHniallo loealll.eH, will he uiotecUrd by taking the AO UK CUKIv dally. l-'or Liver Complaint*, arising from torpidity oi the Liver. It is an excellent remedy, sllrnulu ling the Liver Into healthy activity. ■ For Billions Disorders ami Liver Complaints, if is an excellent remedy, prodm lug many'trnly' remarkable cures, where other m«.dlcjne* had ivii'ed Prepared hy Dr. .1. f . Avkii A t 0,, True llCftl uud Analytical (.Temlsls, Lowell, Ma , a,, nnfl s uiorii.K. . ©rqrccics j 111VO I' U O\VN' SATISKA(TIO N WOLF’S :nol ••viunuio Ins FRESH STOCK G E U CB 818 AT HOW -I’KU’KH.-AT .Vo 44 East Pomfvct St. II i- \\‘ Mnf.l, nl ' • lust opeuoil »t I WOLF'S. / ouiU st-liim; ill rrilut'cil priooß »h f , ..l"'" Will.h"*, 1 t..- !!.•! Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, At. WOU‘”S. | AMI’S, I.A M LAMPS! At WOLF'S. KUUIT JAHS AM) .1 FIA.V GLASSES. At WOLK'R "j\JACKKHKL. MACKEREL, No*. I, 2 aiul ii Mackerel, In whole, half, nr quar ter bnneifi, nr kits, atthe lowest price* over of fered in Carlisle. •. AT WOLKJS. BEST brands tluiir, banon, hams, shoulders, flitch.drlU hoof, cheese, pickled ami splccd salmon, sardines, smukcd htililuiL, Burlington herring, scaled herring ul WOLF'S. QUEENSWARE, Cbinaware, (rims*- ware, iuu tlicmvarc and Wood ware, AtWOUH jpUUE Witte, and Cider Vinegar, At WOLF S, .Vo. 14. I'Mfii Pomfn-f s/.. CARLIHLI' Si O C E K T —A N 11— ritovision Millil',. .Vo Main Slrfti^ .-.a it 1. I s* l I' i WtishmouiVs Old Stand,) - The subscriber, having leased theahovw vell- Unown pioiv-romn, Ims opened with ,u uuw unit largo stock of w-M-.soleeled Fresli Groceries.— His stock will In* found to ho complete In every particular, and everyth Ins sold will he war* ranted ns represented, lie has nn hand and now icmlv mr deliver* . . GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. Yon will 11 nd every thins yon wish In the way o Groceries, uceiisware. Glassware. Willow and (‘cdarwarc, Slone and ■ Crockeryware, Choice Hams, Pl ied Beef. Halogna, Beef Tongues, Bik-uIU and Craelceies of every description. I’ie led Oysters, Sardines. F.ngMsh Pickles, Lemon Syrups, Ac., and no end to a good assortment ol'NOi lONS, mil EH, CANNED AND PICKLIOD FRUITS ol kinds constantly on hand. FLOUR ami FEED of the best graded, ami In quantities *o suit purchasers. Goods sent to any part of the town If desired, ('all. and price lor yourself at.'No. 78 West Main street. Al l kinds of . C 6 uN TU Y PRODUCE taken in exchange 1m goods. (1. L. DEVENNEY. Maich n;.7J. West. Main Street, JBtuass ARti? mk«Vhciis'kS'. T 11 K BE S T TO H v r PURL AND RELIABLE i» ie- V to s, Medicines and fine Chemicals, IS A T JOSEPH B. HAVERSTICK’S, No. 5 Smith Hanover Stveev, t.MILU.K PA DEALER IN Druys i Medicines, (.'hemicalr, hook* Fancy Goods , Confectionaries. Per fumery., oilet Articles, &c, t Dye ■‘•(itjj'*, Dosmetics, tat ionary, «Cv*. Also, Pure Wines for Medical Pur poses. ills assortment of Hoods, In variety, novel lv and elegance, cannot bo surpassed. The arti cles ha»ve been selected with grent carp f aml are calculated in quality and price to command the attention of purchasers. Physicians prescriptions careffuliy compound ed. - A full slock ot Patent Medicines on ImiuT. All goods warranted as represented. JOSEPH B. iIA V ER-STICK. No. 5 South Hanover st Oct. 2U.1N7C—I v U, E\V CABIXET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER. WEST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA. A splendid-assortment oi N ]•: W. K U ll N I TURK lor tlio.Holidays, comprising Sofas, Camj) Stool, Lounges, Centre fables, Rocking Cbulis. Dining T'ubies, Easy Chairs, Card Tables, Reception Chans, Ottomans, Bureaus, Wliut Nuts. Ac., Ac., Ac, Parlor. i -hamlM-r. Dining Room. KUcICvU EUBNITUBE,, ot iliu lalesljstyles. COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS .'Splendid now Patterns. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES GIFT FRAMES AND PICTURES in great variety. , Particular attention given to Funerals. Orders from town and country promptly attended to ad on reasonable terms, Lee. 17 IWWIv INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENT.— L Accidents will happen to persons traveling, on business or pleasure; to the mechanic work ing al his trade; to the farmer cultivating his farm • tothoprofosslonal or business man In the active pursuits of life. No one Is exempt from If. Then take a yearly policy In the TRAVEL- KltS’ of Hartford, the oldest and only general accident insurance company In America. It costs but from 86 to $lO per thousand, accord ing to occupation and degree of hazard. This Insurance guaranties the payment of a .stipula ted sum per week, from 8e to 8.00, lor total disa bility. or the payment of the principle sum In sured from SI,UW to 810,000 If the Injury cause ‘drml'h -within three months. We understand that J. C. Htock, the active life agent of the Charier Oak, has accepted Iho agency for this company for OailUle and vicinity, and lias al ready listen SfO.OoO of insurance. Who wopld not have a policy when tho protection offered Is worth more than it costs? Tnlv«lK7l-Krn HARDWARE m i L I. i: Ji a> no tr i: it s take this opportunity of directing the attention oftho community at large. urn! every person In particular, lo their r«* . ntly replenished stock of M A IBWIM. They studiously avoided Investing during ttu high prices, and putlen'tly walled the rulllng shelves, and now that things have been reduced to old time prices, us near us .possible, they hare invested largely and pro prepared to guarantee lo their friends aud ''ustoniers us low prices us any market outaule the cities. They especially Invltethe attention of mechanics, farmers and builders. Our stuck Is complete and none need four meeting with disappointment lu enquiring for anything In our Hue. We have the.agency of the NVHI#o* *S Gibhui SK W I N G MACHINE, and would respect fully sk all those .n wan l ui a Machine, to examine the Wllicox.A Gibbet be fore purchasing. All orders promptly attended-to, and goody delivered to all parts of the town free of charge. rn. 11l LS7l—iv ESTABLISHED 1840! Carlisle Hardware House ! H SAXTON & Co Building, Farming, ANI > MECHANICS 1 HA’RDWA UK, IRON AND STEEL, Cement, Plaster, Sand, GUNS AND AMMUNITION, with evorv description of useful and Fancy Goods Useful Inventions constantly intro* Thankful for past patronage and ’soliciting a continuance, Wo icmaln, respectfully, ’ IL SAXTON & CO. Aug U-f, 1871. CHEAP AND GOOD. The large stock pf DRY GOODS AND NOTI3N9, P I, A C E Lachey & Smiley’s, No. i)9 North Hanover SI., The ch.apust CLOTHS &. CABHIMEKESL The cheapest DRESS GOODS. The cheapest PRINTS and MUSLINS, •Good KENTUCKY JEANS 12Uo U. Elegant LACE COLLARS at It) els. &e. % <tci M CARPET CHAIN In all shades. CARPETS made to order. made to order at the lowest prices. Do not forget the place, April 21, 1871— |JSE THE BEST! HAIR REN EWER. Nine years before the public, aud no prepara tion for tho hair has over been, produced equal to Hall’s “ Vegetable Sicilian Hair Uenewer," and every honest, dealer will say It gives the be'z aali.i/ucClon. It restores GRAY HAIR to its original color, eradicating aud preventing dan druff. curing BALDNESS and promoting tho growth of the hair. Tho gray aud brashy hair by a few applications Is changed to black and silky locks, and wayward hair will assume any shape tho wearer desires. It Ik -the cheapest HAIR DRESSING In tho world.and its effects Just longer, as 11 excites the glands to lurnfsh the nutritive principle so necessary to the life of tho hair. It gives the hair thalspleudld appearance so much admired by all. By Us tonic and slim ultttlngproporlles it prevents the hair from fal ling out,and noro need bo without Nature's ornament.a good head of hair. It Is the first real perfected remedy everdlsoavered for curing diseases of the hulr, and It bus never been equalled, and we assure tho thoasauda who bav used It, it Is kept up to Its original high stand ard. Our Treatlsoon thoHalrmalled free, nend for It. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In medicines. Trice One Dollar per bottle. 8. A. MAVEItariCK. Agent*, Carlisle, Pa. and W. F. HORN, Carlisle, Pu, March 80 1871—ly BARBER SHOP! Peter Hodge, n Irvine’* building, a few doors west of the Uontz House. Carlisle, will be happy to wait upon customersiitull hours. Having Jmd many years experience In his business, ho fools sa Un tied ol his ability to give satisfaction lo his cus tomers. Hchampoonlng In Us most approved ‘stylo attended to personally. 1 will be much obliged-to ladles, misses and gentleman who may favor mo with a call. Charges moderate, T. HpDOE. June #>7l. Jttnrtnuat A NP a .n t i. k r y fIIKNKV SAXTON.I J. P. UIXLKR. s, I l\ R. SAXTON. I Tools and Materials, PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES, Also, HOUSE-FURNISHING IfAIiDWAItK, duccd, Sole Agents lor PLANK' PLOWS. iDrj) ®OOHS Just opening at CARLISLE,'A. SUITS No■ Si) North Hanover t. OjiposUe ThudUtm** IJotrl, CAULISLK, PA, ®air RnieUier. HALL’S V F.(i ETA RLE SICILIAN R. P. HALL & CO.. Proprietors Laboratory, Nashua, fr. H, BARBER. No. ft EAST MAIN ’STREET, Great Attraction Greenfield’s New Store ! No. 18 East Main Street, .02moaite::$ai*.: SUMMER GOODS! Silks, Organdies, Grenadines, Frou Frou, Japanese Poplins, Victoria lawns. Nainsooks. Muslins Fluid Muslins. French Muslins, Yosemltc Stripes. Piques, Cambrics, Press KTE3 W Or OODS I have ;bls day marked down the prices «>n my entire stuck ol fc-jn lug Goods, lu order l«> clo.su out to make ro«m"for the Full campaign. bargains lu all kinds of • Domestic Goods. at prices that Ue/y compel Ulon, New lot oi r i t i ;n~ t b , CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. H U IT l NXr H Suits made to Order, at short notice, by first-class workmen. Imu now offering a special bargain In Black -AJLpapoas, a celebrated Brand, at 35, 40,50, (10 su’ui 75 can la, that excels any ever offered at the above prices *A cordial invitation Is given to all to call at my new Store, and examine stock and prices. June 22. 1871. JSSrB (KooUg. QOOirN E\VS ! Now 1h the time to wive money by culling at tbo Central DHY 600DS 'STORE. Wo are determined to sell ol!' and oloho out ull klmlHof .SUMMKU ,1* 11 E 8 £ ■ (1 08 at greatly reduced pin- For great bargnltiH lu HEUNANN Ifaiß. Call at the Central For very oiieuj) (iUKNAIHNEH, Call ai the l ♦’lUral F#r r.A W NH, at cent*. Cull ul DialVolial. Knv .lAl’ANKiitt POPLINS, sdlUnj; lit ’-‘j worlli :V» renin, r»r verv good DllfcHi GINGHAMS, uL (tents, Call nt the Central. For FRENCH CHINTZES, Call at the 1 vnlrut, For all kinds of HRE3H «00D8, at low Call at Hie Central, K»r good WHITE PIQUES at*6 cents. Call at ilu» Centra). For apU'ixilil PIQUES lit« cents, . Call at. Hie Contra), For all kimlH of WMITK DRESS GOODS. Call at the Contra! For PONGEE and BILK PARASOL. Calint the Central. For a beautllul LACE POINT, Cull at the Central. For all kinds of WORKING TRIMMINGS, Call at tho Central. For handsome DRESS LIN HNS. Call At, the Conti a), Carpets ! Carpets! OIL CLOTHS, all widths, MATTING*, •all widths, WINDOW BHADKH, Ac By wiling At the Central Dry Goods and Car pet Store, you will get great bargains In all kinds of Dry Goods and Carpels, us wo are now closing out balance of Summer stock, regardless of cost. ANY QUANTITY OF WOOL WANTED. ...EIDI' i .• .Vlll New stoek'of Ju.st opened at extremely low prices. Linens, for ladles suits, At. All the above will bo sold WAY DOWN below the regular rales. 3V£-o.asli.:o.js just received, in bcnnllfnl designs. i.l vim i new --tf.fli French and EngM'b now ready inr Inspeoiion L. T. GREENFIELD, j7j, a uii u A UTEKti DET GOODS Spring & Summer tor Ind.es 1 ami gentlemens’ wear, consisting of Silk and Wool/Serges, i Shepherd's Phi U Wool Serges, w h i ti: go o d ;s ! Call at tin; Centra). OA.SSIHETES, CLOTHS lor spring, sou. Shawls! Shawls!! Hosiery and Gloves, House Furnishing Goods, such as Tickings, ... ,1 Blic-cilngs DOMESTICS* DOMESTICS I DOMESTICS 11 DOMESTICS! Wo are prepared to oftergrentlnduceraonta, a« tho markets are lower than they have been fir ton years, and as our stock is entirely new and fresh, bought for the cash, wo feci safe In prom ising to give our customers great bargains and nil new goods. Wo Invito unkindly, to call and examine our stock before purchasing, and de cide for themselves, 'Thankful for tho liberal -patronage In the past, wo promise to bo alive to tho Interests of our friends In the future, by keening such goods ps will render satisfaction to all. All who wish to save money aro Invltdd to call upon us and Unit u source of profit‘by dealing with us; DUKK ifc RXJRICrTOIiDER. North Hanover Street. Relow Carlisle Deposit Rank April 1871. "a re Store No. 18 East Main Street. 3Urj> <SooT)SS K- st .Inslopuned an cnlhn NMW AN f> DKSIKAuijl* stock of DRYGOODS iranlte Lustres, Melanges, i'lfjiio Nettings, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, all UliuK <>l AHI) VESTINGS All Die novelties ol Uo sea- Pillow Casings, Blankets, Marseilles Quilts. and all Goods used for Honsq- keeping purp In Largo Quantities’ Sfolics.; SHnluarr, &t RAIS' 1J ORRIS list; OF.TJIK FALL CAMPAIGN, lilliliSMITI!, & Rlfi’P. i\o. (!2 anti fII .uXori/t J/ttnottr Street. , Tin and Sheet-iron Workers, AND JIEAr.KU-i in- Cook, Parlor, ami tve.ru variety, of H E A TING S T O V E S The nubscWbers, having recently erected ’a commodious stove room. adjoining• their old' stflMtl,*' aflordlng Increased facilities for business, are now prepared to. furnish their patrons and ,tke publicsenemlly-with_isverv article Injbuir -line, a largo and varied as-oilment,-to which midi tons uro constantly, made, they feel contUlout • that In quality and price tbcj are ahead o all competition.' PAI/Ut RTOVKW, • OOK STOVES, This department of tlieh* stock in unexcelled for art isllc design, superiorllnlsu, and simplici ty of arrangement, amonywlitch maybe men tbineil I,lie SUNNY SILK FI UK PLACE 11KATKU, SUNNY JVDK UOUBLK-OVKN COOK BAULKY SHEAF. NOBLE COOK, and .NOVELTY PAULO It COOK STOVJi with a variety of other Cook Stoves well grown for their excellence. KITCHEN RANGES, ol all kinds. Including tbo eeluomtun; NATIONAL RANGE.' BA A E BURN E 11 S , If yon want an Ornamental stove If you want an Economical Stove It you want a Powerful Heating Rlovo, If you want a Perpetual Kirn Keeping Stove call and examine our stock, where von will llm the. , ' : RTTINT.VT; HOTVnri.VST.' ■ ' *“ oriental ut! ■ °' c SPK,VK'« UKVOIATNII Slr Vram ™“ AN 0 MACK' LIGHT BASE BURNERS, with ft lnrtto assortment of parlor and office stoves. also • SHEET IRON AND TIN WAKE plain ami Japanned, Including Toilet Ware. . , ~ Cash and Deed Boxes tread, Cake, and Sugar Boxes,. Spoons of all Winds', . ■.Ladles, Lanterns, Coal Buckets, .munoled and Plain Hollow Ware, Wrought; Iron Pans; Shovels and’ Tongs, Coal and Flour.Sleves, Flat Irons, Brass Kettles. Fruit lars, Ac., Ac., embracing a largo and complete assortment to which wo Invite tho attention of buyers. Wo are also prepared to furnish Pumps for ' Cisterns and-. Deep Wells and have for sale tho celebrated CUCUMBER WOOD PUMP, warranted genuine. Constantly oh liana , STOVE BRICK AND REPAIRS FOR STOVES ROOFING, SPOUTING, AND JOB WORK attended to promptly and on reasonable terms iSy Old loves taken in Exchange. Thankful for thopatronneo heretofore bestow od on us we are determined,by increased effort d merit a continuance of it. and respectfully task the public to call and examine for them solves. RHINESMTTU & RUPP, Nos. Oil amt 01, North Hanover HI., Carlisle, Penn Sep. 20. ]B7o—iv STOVE AND TINWARE ESTAB L-I S PI M E N T, Tho partnership heretofore s tl ng between Walker & -Cloudy .hoping bn dissolved by mutual consent, J berJny annoenco to tho citi zens of Carlisle and surroundlnuoonntrv, that I have opened-a New Stove and “Tinware Store, in the large frame building, on the corner of West High and West (streets, formerly occupied by Cornelius & Bosh. - Having a largo and complete stock of Stoves and Tinware on bund selected with the greatest care expressly for this market, my customers are guaranteed satisfaction, both ns - regards quality and-prico.' Sheeliron and Tinware, constantly on bund and made up to order. My stock of Tinware embraces everything usually koptin a Hist class tin establishment. HOOFING and HPOUTING promptly attend ed to. Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! lam now prepared to exhibit to tho Winter Trade a large and well-assorted stock of tho host patterns ol Stoves. Having the agency of tho following celebrated stoves, I am prepared to furnish tln»m to parties so desiring: MORNING GLORY. LIGHT HOUSE. • BON-TON, 110SEHU U, - BEACON LIGHT EGG OFFICE and PAUL' U S TO YES Hi selection of Cook Stoves embrace tho following; Superior, Noble Cook, Excelsior, : Niagara,, Quaker-City, and Coral. . • ..&tpve Repairs constantly on hand. lam agent for a P AT E N T S TEAM PI PE, for heating mills, ruolorles, Ac., and prepared to furnish and place them In position at short notice. Having an experience of 22 years In this busi ness,! would respectfully solicit a ulmio o! Iho public patronage, fooling confident Unit I will give satisfaction Dec. 23. 70—tf A. WOODS WALKKIt. piIOPOBED Amendment to the Constitution of Penn- sylvania, A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to tho Constitution of Penusyivaultt. J3c il Jlvsolved by the Senate and House of Itcpre ton-lath es 0/ the Commomvcalth qf Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, That I ho following amend ment of Use Constitution of this Commonwealth bo proposed to the people for their adoption or rejection, pursuant to tho provisions of tho tenth article thereof, to wit: AMENDMENT, Strike out the Sixth Section of (lie Sixth .Arti cle of tho Constitution, and InsoiCJin lieu thereof the following: . . “A State Treasurer shall he chosen by the qual ified electors of tho State, at such times and for suen term of service ns shall bo prescribed by law.” JAMiSS H. WEBB, Speaker of the House of Itepresentatlves, ' WILLIAM /ff WALLACE. Speaker ot tho Senate. Approved tho fifteenth day of June, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred andsoven ty-ono. ! . JNO. W. GEARY. Prepared and certified for publication pursuant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution. ••• i ‘ I*\ JOUIJAN, Secretary of tho Coinrnonwealtli, ifilcc Secvetury of tho Commonwcaltii, ) Harrisburg, July Sih, 1871; j July 20.1871 —12t. A lUY VIEW ACADEMY. PERRYVILLE JUNIATA COUNTY, PA. For Male and Female Pupils. Attractively situated in u. healthful and beauti ful region, % of a mile from tho Pennsylvania It. It, Pour regular-graduates) assisted by other ooropotent instructors constitute tho corps of instruction. Tho Principal—for many years In charge of Tuscnvorn Academy,and since lH. r >2 the head of lids Institution—refers to his numerous •pupils In all tho learned professions, and in ev ery department ol business. . Music ami Painting specialties. Kail Session will commence Hoptemher l.sl, 1471. Address, DAVID WTLaON, A. M., or A. J. PATTIfifWCJN, A. M., Port Uoyal Post Office. July 20,1871-3 m. Pn. jrßeDfcal.’ J~| N'ltV T;iIKT,MIuiLI J , S mi pi) BN II P LB-IB liixtract Catawba Cl 51 o loiionv.ui J'ariK—J'luitl Kvltacl •Jt/iu. harhavd Fluid Friruot (dauhn Grapo 'Juicu, , FOR LIVER rOMPLAINTS.-.l M'NhirK mi.; - -fjJOUK -AFFKGTIONW.-.SICK-0!i -• VEaftTAHLE NO MERCURY, MINKRALB on deleterious munis. . Those I’ll Is ii! o the tho most delight fully pleas ant pintail vc, superseding castor oil, sails, mag nesia/etc. Thorn Is nothing mV»ro acceptable to the stomach. They give lone, ami cause neith er nausea tior griping pains. They are compos ed of th Gjlnrsi hxjreUicut.F Aflor a low days' uso ofiliem.snch an Invigoiation of the Miilresys tom lakes place ns to appear miraculous to the weak and enervated, whether arising from im prudence or disease. Ifj. T. ilclmbold’s Cdm poumhElnld Extract Ct-liawbu Grape Pills mo not -ugar-couted, Irom the fact that sugar-coal ed Pills do nol dissolve, hut pass through the stomach without, dissolving, consequently do not produce.(ho 'desired eth;et. The,Catawba Grape I’jlls, being pleasant in taste ami odor, do nol necessitate their being sugar-coated. Price I'TI'TV UEN'IS per box. OFFICE STOVES. ifBNIIV T. iiKLMTjOI.D’S lIIGTII.V COXCKNIUATkI) COMPOUND Ehiiit Extract Sar.i/i/mrilta, Will Mullcilly exterminate Imm Llir system Scrofula, Syphilis. Favor .Sorts, T leers, .Sore Eyes,Sore Legs.Soro Mouth, Sore Hoad, .Bron chitis, Skin -DNcascs, Saif. ilhcMim, Cankers (Runnings from th« Far. While Swellings, Tn -imy*,:-! umvrous ABeclions, Node'ii .Rickety (•binmllar .‘twcllt ill's, Night Sweats, Hash/iV.ll-cr fTuhinrs: of nil kinds, .Chronic Rheumatism Dyspepsia, iiml all diseases that have boon es tablished in the system for years, Holm; proparrdoxpressly for-the above com pliilnls, us Blaod-nurifying properties uregreat or Minn any other preparation ot Sarsaparilla.— Its gives the complexion a clear and healthy colorand restores Mio patient to a state Of hua’ Mi and purity. For purifying the Blood, removing all chronic constitutional diseases arising Ironi an Impure state of the Blood, and the only re liable and effectual known remedy fur ihe cure of Pains ami Swelling of the Bones, Ulcerations of tho Throat and Logs. Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Erysipelas amt all Scaly Eruptions dl the Skin, and Beautifying the Complexion.-" Knives ami Forks, IIKNUY T. HICLMBOLb’-S Ft iiiil Extract JSachu, ■ The Grout, Ldnretfo. has cured every case of Diabetes In which It Inis been given. Irritation of tho Mode of the Bladder and inilaniation oi the Kldncvs, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate-Gland, stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Bnck-dnsi Deposit, and Mucous m Milky Discharges, and for Knl'cc-hlcd and Deli cate Constitutions of both sexes, attended wltn the following symptoms; Tmllaposltlon to Ex ertion. Loss of Power, Loss of Mc-mory, Dillhntlt ly of Breathing. Weak .Nerves, Trembling, Hor ror of Disease. Wakefulness, Dhnncs’sof Vision, Pain In the Made. Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of theSkln,Eruption on I he Face Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassitude of Hi Muscular Syklem, etc. Used by persons from tho ages of eighteen - twenty-flvo. and from llilrty-llyo to lift y-llve in the decline or change of life; after confl n inept ®r labor pains ; lied-wetting In ch Bdro n JIELM BODD’K EXTRACT BUCHIMs diuroll uni! blood-nuvifyfng.and cures nil Diseases arls log from Habits of Disslpatlrn, ami Excesses ami Imprudences In Idle, Impurities of the Wood, etc., Superseding Copaiba in alfeetions lor which 11. is used, ami .Syphilitic Affections— lii' those Diseases used in couuocUou with HELM BOLD’S ROSE WASH. ® I' H S s I Ju mauy Alfctdlmis peculiar to Ladles, the Extract Buohu is unequalled by any other rente* dy'—as in Chlorosis or Detention, Irregularity Painfulness or Suppression ol Customary Evac nations, Ulcerated or SchlrrUs .State of th Uterus, Leucorrhrva of "Whiles;"Sterility,' and lor all compJalnla Incident to the sex, whether arising from Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipa tion. Jl is prescribed extensively by the most eminent Physicians and Midwives for Enfeeb. led and Delicate Constitutions, of both sexes and all ages pitumdcd with any of the above Diseases or Symptoms). H. T. HELMIJOLD’S EXTRACT BUCIIU CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IM I’ll DKNCKH, 11 Alin'S OF DIBSIPA etc in all their stages, at littlo expense, little or on change In diet, no Inconvenience, and no expo sure. U causes a frequent desire,, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstruc tions, Piwentlng uml diving Strictures of tins Urellna, Allaying Pa nr ami in/lamallon, so fre quent In this chn-s of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous matter. Thousands wlui have been the victims of in competent persons, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in a short Lime, have foimd they have been deceived, and that the “Pofsou” has, by the use of’‘powerful astringents,” beort dried up In the system, to break mu in a more aggra vated form, and perhaps after Marriage. Use HELMBOUTS EXTRACT BUtJHU lor all Airecllons and Diseases of the Unlnary Organs, whether existing In Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long standing. Price, St 50 per bottle. [HENRY T. HELMBOLD’ri JIMPROVED H O.S E W ASH cannot be mu passed as a Face Wash, and will bo found the only specific icmeily in every species of Cutaneous Affection. It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic XH-yness, Indurations of the Cutaneous Membrane, etc., dispels Redness and Incipient Inllammatlou, Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp oF Skin. Frost Bites, and all purposes for which Knives or Ointments are used ; restores the skin to a state of purity and softness, and Insures continued healthy action to the tissue of its vessels, on which depends the agreeable clear ness and vivacity of complexion so nuiobsonght and Admlrfed, But however valuable os a reme dy for existing defects of the skin Jl. T. Helm bold's Rose Wash has long sustained Us princi ple chum to unbounded patronage, by possess ing qualities which render it a Toilet Append ngu ol the most Suporhilive and Congenial char acter, combining In an elegant formula those prominent requisites. Safety and Elllcucy—the Invariable accompaniments of its uwo—as a Pre servative and Refresher of the Complexion. It Is an excellent Lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic Nature, and ns an injection lor diseases of the .Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissipa tion, used In connection with tho Extracts Bu chu, Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, Jn such diseases us recommended, cannot he sur passed. I-ull and cotillon directions accompany tlio medicines. Evidence of thomost responsible and reliable character furnished on application) with hun dreds ol thousands ol living witnesses, and up ward ol <10,0(10 udsollcllod ccrlldcntcs and rec ommendatory letters, many of which are from the highest sources, Including eminent Physi cians, Clergymen, Btatesmun, ole. Theproprlu tor Ims never resorted to their publication In io . I .V n V J J m I )O,H 5 ho does not do Mils from the laot that lus articles rank as Htaudard Prepara do not need to bo propped up by Henry 'J. Jh’hnttoliVa Genuine Prep a Lions. Delivered (o-any address. Secure liom obser vulloa. EMabllbhfd upwards of twenty years Hold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters or Information. In conlldcnoe to HEMIV’I 11 RDM MOliU, Druggist and rhemlsV U.dy Depots; 11. T. HRDM DODD'S Drug ami i.liomlral Waivhons-. N«. COl Hroadwav New YVO'* m‘ U) 11. T. HEI.MHOLII S Medical’ Depot, ml eolith Tenth Blivet, l , llllmlelphla. Pa. ‘ HE iMIJOLUHt lake no other K<‘\ Jl, ’7l. PI&EsS- H EMI E L CONCENTRATED - D iitaUtoaUjct. IAIL, HOAD, KI'KIKO 'ARItANGBMENT Monday May 13th, ISit Great Trunk llnotfrom' tho Noflh m,,i v went lor Philadelphia, - Now York i> or,, i FottsvJllo, Tamnqua, Ashland. anon, Allou town, KAstou, Ephrata. Llti* r* I ' ei * Icr. Columbia, Ac. 1 * wt,Jjlllz Ukuu-a s . ‘ Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York .. , lows: at 11-U),B JU, A,, AI., and 11 oo ncctlng with similar trains on pmnMvV S o,u Railroad, and arriving at New Yorit .a f Dl;| A. M., » 50, aml u 111) ■ I*. M., toSm L u l ‘ ; Bleeping Cars accompany tho T4O \ m , sv " without change. . , * ’ J - miiu Returning: heave Now York a'tO 00 \ \ r ») noon and S(H) P. M., Philadelphia mr-ur L' 11 A. M. and ;»80P. AI,; Sleeping cars khoGOO I*. Jl. triilna from. Now York ohilut;s. ' v| ibou, Lfiivo llarVlslmrir lor , Hcmllng, p, Tnnmqim, Jlinuravlllo. Aslihuul, fihnnmi Allentown ami Philadelphia at 8 hi . °!\bi. •J 00. and f Oo h. M.-, stopping at Lebm,„;, Jl -~ principal way stations; tno 405 P. fJ t Jo 11 nuJ nectlng lor Philadelphia. Pnttsvillc and o,s° n ‘ •da only. Kor.Pottsvllle. SrluiylliiHlhuS"'"; Auhiirn, via. .Schuylkill and SuhquGlmmV, V“° r#»ad leave Harrisburg at 810 P, AI. •' 11 “ u *!. Fatal Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave P«v..i' ing for Allentown. Easton and New W fl(l * 4 X*. 10 3D A AI.. 4(fclVM. Returning .York l2 M noon nud.suu r\l 8 85P. M. - • i""! juijiT Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia . 30 A. M., connecting with similar trrihron I Si,'* Ponna. Railroad, returning from Reading ~..M P. M., slopping at All stations. Leave Potlsvlllo at 001) A. AI.. and aan o x, Herndon at 10 011 A. M.. Bhamoltlu atr.40,.,7 11 15A.A1. Ashland at 705 A. M.. and 1 v' 111 ’ 1 Malmnoy idly :.l 7 6IA. M„ nmli Ju ". j) ■S”'” l, quo aI, BHi A. ,M., mid d 10 P. M„ fur J-hlhidcl hi',' Now \ ork, heading, Harrisburg, Ac Leave Potlsvlllo via Schuylkill and <nsni,« hahna Railroad utS 15 A. Al.lor n 111.’, A•> for Pine Urove and.Treinont e ' 111 " 1 Reading accommodation train. Jenvc« vlllu at 5 -JO A. AI., passes Reading at 7 «« A °l, arriving at Philadelphia at ID 20 A. AI.. rcturiih.j* leaves Philadolphm at 5 ISP. At.. pi.ssl mK £ at 7 55 P. At., at riving at Pottsville at !i ‘ e Potisiown accommodation train; loaves pnti Jl - Railroad Irains leave RendhigntY'v A. AI., and 015 P. M., lor Eplnala, Lit!/,, j.anta* tor, Columbia ,tc. Perklomcti Railroad trains PerUiomru Junction at 7 17, ti 05 A. At., 8 ()U and ft ru !■ m returning, Icavcßcliwonksylllouldliij.s lu a! m" 1250 Nuun, aiuU 15 P. Al..‘connecting with sin,! lar trains on Reading Railroad c'ohibrookdale Railroad trainsicu\ c-Potistuv-,. at :> IDA. AI., and 115’ (J 151*. A!., veturnlm Alt. Pleasant at 7 fU) and li;s A.AL.'juid :i hi I' AI., connecting with .similar trains on -UuuliV Railroad. ii ' Chester valley Railroad trains leave liriii-’u port u t 8110 A.M.,205 and 5.12 I*. M„ r«-*iuv*i «ni£ icavo JJownlUglown at t» -JO A. M„ 12 -15 noon ima 5 25 P.’ M., connecting with similar trains m. Reading Railroad. Un Wunduys: leave New York at 5 U 0 1’ \\ Philadelphia at h UU A. M. ami 8 r> p. M. gYi- S da A. M. train running only to Heading.) leave 'PoltsVillo at HuliA-.M., Ilarrlsbnig at 2-til a.s] ami 2(101*. M.jleavM Allentown at I 25 ami s' I*. M. leave Rending nt 7 15 A. M. dm! l» 5u p m for Harrisburg, at i :!2 A. M. for NeW York m' 7 20 A. M. for Allentown and 9 -tfl A, M. nnd -11) P. M. fur I’ll ihuictphia, Cmniniitui.ion, Mileage, Season, School «n<! Excursion Tickets 10-and from all points at. u dueed rates. liaggago checked llirougli; 100 pounds allowed each Passenger. 'I. T<Z, Wootton, A sst. Mitjit. »fr £>v/. Mach’ru. May 15, lh“l. 0 U .M Ul it L A N D VaT.L.EV B A I L’ B () A I) ' Cha;ft g k u f nou u s . Winter Arraiiganent. On and after Thursday, Nov. 21, th7o, Pass* ti ger Trains will run dally ms lollowH.(Bnmhij*cs. copied). W E STWA R D Aerommcdattim Train leaves Hanisbnig 5,(J0 a M., Meehan leshurgd.JM.CarllslefU I. NewviiieO K Shlpponsburg 1u.22, Clmnihcrslung IU.-M, Green .castle H.IG, arriving at Hagerstown 1 1.45 A. .M Mail Train leaves Harrisburg 1.«5 I’, M, Ji,- clmnickburg 2.27, Carlisle 2.58, New villa ;t .12 Hint ponslmrg -i;i)2, OhainbersDnig -J.85, Guoneasilu -i.U, arriving at -Hagerstown 5.40 P. M. Erprcxi Train leaves Harrisburg p, yj \[ e . jhanicslmrg 5.02, Cai-llsfc 5.82. Ncwvllle IJ 05 SJih,. jjonsburg (1.0.1, arrlving-at-CMarabcrsbrng a f tm. A Mixed Train loaves Chairing] sburg 7 15 A M Greencastie O.W, arriving at Hagerstown 10'nl .\ M. ' EAHT W A U D . Accommodation jrain leaves Chamborslmnj st* A. M.. Shippensbnrg 5,20, Nowvllle (l.«), Carlisle M aillt,SbMrß 7,U2 arrlvJ “B 111 iiairlfibniK Muil 7'nn'nleavesHngeislownS.SU A. M., Greek castle 10.22 Newvillo Id.oli, Carlisle H.'.y, Mechanicsbnir 12 ('5 arriving at Harrisburg 12.37 P. M. , ’ Express Train leaves Hagerstown J2.i:o M, Greencastie -12.2,8 Chaniborsburg 1.05. Shipper burg 1.57, Npwvlßo 2.1 U, Carlisle 2.50, Mcchanio burg 8.18, arriving at llarrisbuig a.OU P. 51. vt Mixed Train leaven Hagerstown. .1.20, P. ,M Grcencasllo 1.27, arriving at Chambctsbnrg s,u> P. M, Making close connections at Harrisburg wUn trams to and from Philadelphia, Now York. niol 'o , 'VnHhiugton,Pit.tsburg , r.iui all point' St: im; t a s r i-. nnkn t \s Uv v rci; C'lmmb’g., Pit., Nov, 21, ’7O. Dec I 187 QIOUTH MOUNTAIN RAIL' RO. A 1) ! Time Table. TOOK icmsur SEI'TUMHEH I, IS7I, On tuHl ojttr J'yitkn/, Hcjtlnnlir i/ us Comi.u ni/ irllt mu two tr/mi* thn vgh to ]>inc Grom (luily, i&uiulajn ezccji(ed) ut jnUons A. M. l\ hi. r . Leave Carlisle, l?.r*s I.euvp Junction. 7.W do. Junction, you do "■'HonxiyJjrooU, 7.10 do ■*Uonnyb , if :< ill do •Unilglmids, 7.20 . do ♦OraJgbenU’fl. 823 do All. Holly, 7.10 do IUI. JJollv, IWi do *l/pperAUll, 7Jo do *Upper JMllj, Mso do IlunlC'r’s itun,B.(Jj do Himler’t il„ £ixi ■do Lnurol, 8.40 do Laurel, j*ju An-, at I’lne Grove, D.UO Ait. at l?luo Grove 4 - - UPTURNING. - - A. M, . p. jj t I.eiivo Pine Grove 11,110 Leave Pino Grove, 5.W ilo Laurel, 1.-15 do Laurel,- 5.1,', do Hunter’s 11,, KU'o do Hunter's K., s,;ij do Hfpper .Mill, JU.iH do •UnporMill 5/»o do Mt: Holly, li».ao do Alt, iioiJy, && *lo 'Craighead's, 10.50 do H'mlghc-mPs o.ju do ' Jionnyh'k,, Jl.oo do “Loi ipJc., (Hi', An', at- Junction-; ;'-U Jo Arr. at- (U» «lat lons marked thus {-7 aro Hag smtloiTV . If. \V. HA.VENTOUT. „ Gen’l. Superintendent Otllce ol Gun. SupcriuteudoiiL I Pine Grove, .Sep. 7,1571. J OBADiLIS TillO I NGKELIENTS THAT COMPOSE uOSAJIALIs are published ou every package, Uioroioro It- la not a secret prep aration,, consequently PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT U J.s a cortuln euro /or Scrofula. Syphilis m all its forms, .Rheumatism, Skin Dl»* eases, Liver Complaint mid all-diseases oflholllood. ■* ONE BOTTLE OF KORADALDV will do more good than ten bottlcfc of Mio •Syrup of Sarsaparilla. TilE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS have used Uosndalle hi their practice /of the past three years and freely emlerw t «s a reliable'Alterative add Blood Pm-l/k-r. Rif' *’• I’UGll.'of Baltimore. DU. T. J, BOYKIN, DU. U. W. CAUII, |>U. F. O. DANNELLY. “ DU. J. S. SPARKS. of Nichojasvllle. Ky- DU. J. L. MdCA*-TI-lA, Columbia, »- DU A. Ji. NOBLES, Edgecomb, N'. C. VS'ED A i\ T D • END OR&11D li ) J. U. FRENCH & SONS, , Fall Ulver, Muss. F. W. SMITH, Jackson, Midi. 1 A. F. WIIEELIiU, Lima, Ohio. , B. 11 aLL, Lima, •Ohio: GRAVEN & CO , (iordoußvlllo, Va. SAM’L: G. McFADDEN, Murfreesboro. •Toon, . . , Our space will not allow of tiny «** tended ronmrksin relation to-the virtue* ol Uosadalls. To the Medical Profession wo guarantee a Fluid Extract superior to any they huvq ever used In the treatment of diseased Ulnod ; audio thoafllloted wo >ay try Uosadalls and you will bo ro* stored to health. KofmdaHs Is sold by all Druggists, price $l.OO per bottle. Address, f ' Dll. CLEMENTS & CO. Mpmi/acturiny Chviniste, BALTiXOItE, M*. July 110,71—lyr i?oi Ju Tl: imiui lord at has all HtaUlo Shaple Carlli R SALE OR RENT.. ho have and commodious THREE H'tOK * iC HOUSE, on the corner oMuJn and trcels, now eccupted' by Mn. Gordon, a tl the modern Improvements, with Ure* i and Ice House attached, inquire ol u. > uy.eornorofNnrth.und PIU MieH Into March 2, J 7l. • fIASH liUSINE3S.r-On,/aud : \J thou.. next September, I intend to uo a Cash Busiiiess with .nil, without respect to persona.. Country produce received ns cash in exchange for goou" us usual. By t his arrangement, strictly cnforcea. I will bo enabled to noli giooorlo* ft l * rfducon prices, C’JirHAkvlulj 13, IS7I. mRACHETI WANTED—A omnpi'tont X Toaohfi* wanted .by the Huiniulon Hohooi iiuard, to whom a liberal salary will bo paid. Ity older ol tlm Hoard, HAMUKIj MUMMA. decretory. Hop. 7,1871-.lt Apply to lEEE O. N. LUJ.L, Si'pt. C. INHOKP.
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