CARLISLE, PA. ' xnzmsDAT, soreatßßß ai, isra. POUTIOaiH TEE OQHTESTION. On Wednesday of last week,-the OoneUtnUonal Convention, now in ses sion at Harrisburg,' 1 completed Its tit-. ganization by the election of some fif teen officers—clerks, door-keepers, sor- pages, &c. Every officer is a Bepubllcan, (one. a nigger,) although'the Convention is al most equally 'divided Demo crats and Bepublicans, and although it .was intended that the Convention should utterly ignore “politics!” This . partisan movement in the beginning indicates that the authors’ of it will en deavor to conduct the entire business of :the Convention in the interest of the party which they hope to serve by this contemptible course. The two most distinguished men of the Bepubllcan party in the Conven tion are Hr. Meredith and Mr. M’Cul liater, and both these men of brains and character voted against- thei caucus' nominees, and .Mr, M’Callister spoke vehemently'- against this “ miserable partisan arrangement.” Butall would , not do. The-Bing .candidates who had been agreed upon at- a caucus . hold In the back room of a tavern were put through,'-and they are now enjoying their fat offices. i ; , When the Convention first met it ap , peared to be. the wish of nearly all that - politics should be'ignored.ana that the offices and patronage in the gift of the body should be divided, beween the, two parties. .The Badicals have out four majority, and it would have been right and proper and decent ih them hod they adhered to this first idea. But in the Radical camp would hot listen to this. They scent pub . Up patronage as the carrion crow scents its food, and with united voices they demanded! every cent’s worth ol pa-' tronage In the gift of . the Convention, A caucus of tiie,.,Badical members (Messrs Meredith and M’Callister dot being present,) was convened, and was harangued by the blatherskite Harry -'' White, and thht other leeoh upon the, National and; State treasuries, Camer on’s’ son-in-law, Welgn. M’Veigh.— They demanded the offices of the Con vention for the bread and butter bri gade, and, as we have said, 'the de ' mauds’ of thesß small-beer politicians were recognised by' the. Convention, and the partisan programme was suc cessful. It is fortunate That these narrow minded partisans will not be able te carry their point In the matter of con . Btltutiug the' Committees. Mr. Mere dith has already shown that he despises their desire te make a party machine of the Convention,; and we doubt not he will construct'the committees with a view to the best interests of the State, • now find hereafter. , v ' The Germantown CArouicfc, a decent Bepnblicanlpaper, thus speaks of this partisan action: , "The. Constitutional Convention' baa begun in a very bad 'way, by surrender ing to the party caucus. It is a matter of no possible consequence to the public to what party tbe officers of the convention but the proceedings of yesterday " are of yery great importance as indicating tbe spirit by which, the delegates are governed, tf seems almost incredible, that in a .body of . men, presumably tbe wisest In the. State, chosen on a distinot - -■ iy nhpartisan basis, the'tyranny of the caucus in Us -most objectionable form, should thus early exert its power, and that the majority should assume that the . minority la without rights. If this be the spirit which is to. animate the. Conve ntion throughout, we fear the people of Pennsylvania are doomed to a bitter dis appointment.” Double , Sobbow.—ln addition to .the death of her-mother, Mrs. Horace Greeley, Miss Ida Greeley has been called upon to bear another sorrow.,— In- the steamer Missouri, which was burned tet; sea a few- weeks ago, her lover and betrothed, Mr. W. D. Hemp stead, Was. purser. His name is Among the list of the lost. It is understood that at the ap proaching session of Congress a bill will bo introduced especially providing for - the retirement of Chief Justice Chase.— In' addition 1 to. the fact that he has not I been ten years on the bench, he is not ‘ of the age required by the act of Con gress which retires on full pay the judges of the Supreme Court! ' Supreme Court of New Jersey unanimously.decided, last week In fa vor of the constitutionality of a local option act. .The question came up on the act submitting the question of “ 11- ' ; cense’ or no license” to the yote>a of ■' Chatham'! Morris' county, and the de- 11 ' cislon is ‘against the opinion* of Attor ' ’ ney-General Gilchrist, given to the. Xegislature last winter. . The horse disease, is abatlngln New Y6tk, and pmnlbusoa and cartppre her ginning to run. The late interruption . jn,the use of horses has taught the pub-' : lie, if they did not know before, what' a useful and. valuable animal the horse is, and hoyr much pur comfort depends n '■■ ' | di,. ; ~ Vic* President Colfax has pub-: fished a letter restating that he is not a , candidate, nor an aspirant. for any po ' sltlbn, Senatorial dr Editorial, State or , National. Mr. Cplfai talks like a sen-, '' Bible tnau. ‘He should have adhered to . the assertion he, made,in Washington ’ prior ! tb the, National RppubUcun.fkm' "yqptlqn. Such a course wlpuld lm vo . added much to his honor and happi ness. Hpyfeyer, “It is noyor to late to sinend.” Manton Mabble, who has been traveling abroad,for the benefit of his healthWaome months, has returned to ‘ Now 1 York, bud resumed the supervi slptibf’ l|ls' neWapajibr, the, New York ' World. Mr I .'Marble’s hea'th has been' much Improved since the, beginning pf tils vacation. ~ Geumany received from France lait; week 200,000,000 francs, and . it said that bkance will continue to make similar , installments until, the end ,of the,year, s<> that on the first of January .only two: millions of the, war, indemnity will ro-‘ main unpaid. The Californians are becoming nnx lons about tboir wheat crops, much of which Is still In the open fields, and tho rainy season Is fast approaching. “THE GOVEMMENT.’’ Speaking of the forthcoming Presi dent's Message, (which Is now being prepared by Secretory Fish,) a Wash ington correspondent of a radical paper says: “Some of the contents of the docu ment can be inferred only from his (the President’s) recent private utterances, and it is safe to say that it will bo more liberal in its tone, especially towards the South; than bis former messages, the recent vote in-that section being in dicative of a.better. feeling than borer tbfore toward the government-” , Grant, the imbecile, considers him self'“the, government,” and because several ot the Southern States cast' their, votes for “ the government,” therefore “:the government” intends to be more I liberal in its tone towards the South." Wo have arrived at a pretty pass in deed, when a consuetude ass like Grant sets himself-up as " the government.” It is plain to be seen from this, that it 1 is the firm’ purpose of Grant and his hireling, to punish those who refused their support, to him, and to favor those who endorsed him. This is. not a new idea with the gift-receiver. Heretofore, as we read in history, despots and ty 'rahts have attempted to entrench them selves in power by the same resort,— -Seldom, however, were they successful, I and more than one head Was brought to the block by an indignant people. Let Grant beware. Contemptible as he is, his aping at absolute monarchy may yetarouse the anger of a slothful people. Sure Crumbs of Comfort', It is now settled, says the Patriot, that Lousiana has elected,a Democratic Governor and that a Democratic Legis lature has been chosen in Texas. Two piore States have been redeemed from ‘carpet-hag tule, ' whose people have hitherto suffered from the prpspeetive and oppressive policy'of the party in, power. If the libera! movement failed in the accomplishment of its grand purpose, the redemption of those States from the misrule and plunder of the carpet-baggers is quite sufficient to af ford cause for congratulation to its sup porters. ■ Until now.the white people of Louisiana and Texas have had no voice In the government of their respective commonwealths. They have been rul by strangers, adventurers from other States, who . played upon the credulity .of the negroes and maintained them selves In authority by the manipulation of election returns, partisan legislation and other devices known only to knhv ish and unscrupulous politicians. Now .thanks to the liberal element among the Republicans of these States, f hey are. emancipated from the political 'slavery In which but recently they were bound hand and foot. Hereafter there will be fair play at the ballot-box; in Louisiana and Texas, and conser quently they may be safely counted for the Democratic ticket at future elec tions; The struggle of the people of these' States for the recovery of their liberties, furnishes si 'lesson by which the opponents of ring rule in Pennsyl vania may profit. For seven years the White people of Louisiana have.been at the mercy of plundering carpet-baggers and ignorant negroes. From year to year they were overwhelmed ini the elections. But they never despaired of final victory. They battled on. At last their efforts are crowned with suc cess; The Treasury Ring of Pennsyl vania is not a whit more powerful than but lately were the. corrupt and desper ate combinations which ruled Louisiana and Texas. Its overthrow is but a question of time. Firmness, courage and persistent effort will give its oppo nents a certain and speedy triumph I . Let us profit by the noble example of perseverance, fortitude and faith in the right, which have enabled our brethren of the South West to conquer in a sev en years’ battle with an enemy not .less powerful than our own. THE.STETNNEOKE WILL CASE. Schooppo's Mairiogo to Mias Steinnsoke Denied. There was filed in the orphans’ court of this city, on Saturday, by Messrs. William A, Stewart and Jphn B. .Kel so, Jr,, as executors of the. late Miss Maria M. Steinnecke, an answer to the petition of Paul Schoeppe, in which he prayed the court to grant him letters of administration upon Miss Steinnecke’s estate, and claiming to he her lawful husband, having; as he alleges, been married to her two weeks before her death, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The respondents state that the will was . found among the papers of the deceas ed on the morning after, her death, and Paul Schooppe .was present with;his counsel when the will was,handed to John H. tlheem, a relative at the de ceased,,at Carlisle, who had charge of the body, and who delivered the will, to Mr- Stewart;-'jyho retained it until it was Offered for probate. Mr, Stewart, one of;the executors, states that Paul Schoeppe was introduced to’him on tho day Of the funeral of Miss Steinnecke by Rheem, at which time Sehoeppp made no pretensions of being the hus band of Miss Steinnecke, but spoke of her as his late patent. The document further ■ avers that when, on the day of February, 1869, Paul Schoeppe appeared .in the orphans’ court with the view of propounding for probate a, paper which ho alleges was the last will; and testament of Maria Mi Stenn'ecke, .purporting to bo signed by her in her maiden name, and bearing the date of the 3d of December, A. D., 1868, in the handwriting of Paul Schoeppe, Mr. Stpwart diatinptly asked him whether lie and Miss Steinnecke wore married, to which Schoeppe replied that they .were not. The respondents deny that Mis Steinnecke died intestate, although they admit that she died without issue,' she'never having hoed married, and having on the morning of the day pre ceding her death signed a check in her mal(len name on tho Carlisle deposite bank. The respondents charge that Schopppe’s allegations, that .“he, bb . cam? the lawful husband of,Miss Stein necke in Carllslbon the Tlth of January,; 1869,” is utterly without foundation, and fraudulent. The respondents pray to be dismissed with their costs.— Bal-. 'timers American. • ' 1 if m» election jfut President of IJAjicp 1 has limited' in ,tho almost uoanlmo.ua choleo of Jiordo do Tejada, Tho course the President proposes for himself hup boon mode public and may bo .con densed in the words “It.ttja politics and much administration.” [From tho Olnoinnatt'liiqulrer.] .-. ■laat Days of a, Hoted Horae.--, -" ’ There is scarce a child or .a growh up person who ever goes to the circus, but remembers with pleasure the perform ances of Han Bice’s famous blind trick horse, Excelsior. For the fast eighteen years, on each recurrence of tho season, he has been one of the arenio attrac tions of that famous show, and when ever he appeared in the .ring it was to receive the plaudits of the thousands who wore gathered around it;- Though totally blind, he exhibited‘hn intelli gence that was almost -human, and “In the tableau pieces and-, posturing,- which was the greater ~part of ■ hw “ business," he was pronpupced by all to.bbthe handsomest Horsti they over saw. ’< I ■' -, ©an Bice came to this city last: week ; and pitched his tents on the Umop Grounds. Excelsior, of, course,, came with him, and as usuul was the admi ration of every one who went to the, show. The oldhorse, however, didhot seem in his usual spirits. 'He seemed be tpo sick to take his part, and though at times ho would tire up and go through his part hansomely, a sudden tremor would come oyer him, and he would sink down exhausted. The cheery voice of. hia old master failed'to meet with the quick responae-as of old, aud tho kind-hearted showman found that his pet had become deaf as well as blind, and that Excelsior’s course was about run. Oh Saturday night-the old horse was, brought into the ring -for the last time. He went through a part of his perform ance, but before it washalf, over ho had to be led blit, trembling and scarce able 1 to walk. Mr. 1 -Rice I ,' then, in' a little speech which was full of pathos, told the crowd that Excelsior,. who had traveled with him for the past eighteen years, and who was almost a child t 6 him, could not live much longer. He had been his constant companion and had helped to make most ot the money he had during that time.- He loved him not for this so . much as for the almost human traits and human intel ligence that he posessed, and how that he was about to die he felt a pang in Bis heart as if he was indeed human. OFFICIAL VOTE OF FEI We publish below the the State at the election November 5, 1872. : i oovai COUNTIES. 3038 10190 3169 2882 2977 13917 8214 1131 7068 3110 3639 Adams Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Bedford Berks Blair Bradford Books > • • Butler . Cambria Cameron Carbon Centre Chester Clarion ‘ Clearfield Clinton Columbia Crawford Cumberland ■Dauphin Delaware Elk' Erie • Fayette Forobt Franklin ■ Fulton . ' 1 Greene . i :;r Huntingdon ' Indiana 1 Jefferson Juniata ‘ Lancaster , , LtOwrence Lebanon-, . • Lehigh Luzerne ‘ Lycoming McKean Mercer ‘ MlUlin Monroe Montgomery Montour ' Northampton Northumberland Perry Philadelphia PUce Potter Schuylkill Snyder Somerset Sullivan Susquehanna Tioga Union Venango Warren. Washington Wayne Westmoreland Wyoming York Totals Majority The Hews in Brief- The Equitable and Merchants’ Insur ance Companies of Providence, have failed. •The total insurance losses by the Bos ton fire, far da known, is about $50,000, 000. , In Texas tho Democrats have elect ed all the members of Congress,, and have majorities in both branches of tho Legislature. Order has been entirely restpred at Boston,.and tho work of clearing away the debris in the burned district id be ing vigorously prosecuted; Austin has been selected by, the pep-' pie of Texas as ,the future location of the capital ot that State. The horse distemper is still raging in the western cities, but seam? to be grad ually passing away ip, the Middle States except In some few localities. Silver ore is now sent from tho “Utah mines to Pittsburg to be smelted. ; The worst statement as to the losses'” by' the Boston fire still keeps' the amount a good deal under $100,009,000,'' without reference to salvage, which’ will reach one-sixth, and perhaps one fifth; of the total loss . The insurance 1 on Boston seems-to rise; and the report ed amount of loss to failJ The pieces of property destroyed number 939, valued by assessments at,59, 820,300; Tint Worth $15,000,000. The dnfferers inducio'2ol3 business firms. Of the total insurance’ of $50,000,000, $30,000,000 yfill be paid; , Neto SUibettisementg. ; IN tho Court of Common Pleas of Cum borland County.. 1 ■ .asssste I Mo.«A»wr, ««* . Olmrlci’iiooth. \ AlUm^uUpoouo November I3th. 1872. f roof having been mmlo that Charles Booth could not be * B hereby given,to. the said Uiarlea Booth to up pear on tho 13th day of January. A. l).1873. iio Snuwee the complaint of the oalcb tluabetii Booth, by her next friend. amiryWolUer ! . : Sheriffs Office, \ JAB. K. FOREMAN, 10,'72./ . hherlJJ.l irig/ , PITTSBURG, PA An institution for tho thorough prnollcnl ed nontlbn of young and middle aged men lor nil department* of Commercial life. • » < 1 •Me oldoat. largest and most complete prac tical basinesa College lu America, apd the on ly one having connected with U an actual hunip K dopartment. bonduoted on a veritable mo rwu uu'palw’ l / fV“ ■ ■ I " Btydenta ,cau Bntw ft sOy time, jMt For large descriptive olre»dar«.p\laK full iiartlculara, itddrcsa J. C. HilllU, a. m„ * Hopl. H), IK73—Htneom. Prln«*piU. SUwrliacmento \ > ■ » 1 *. • V T> EGHSTER’B NOTlCE.—'Notloa )• • ■Vhereby given to all persona’interested, that jibe following accounts nave been filed In this office by the accountants therein named: for ox* aminatlon and confirmation, and will be pre* eantod to the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland cbunty on Monday. December IQtli, 18TJ. 1. The account of flam’l Plank. Esq., Executor of Anthony Baird, late ot Monroe township, deceased. 2. The first and final account of Benj. Bolts, Administrator of Elizabeth Belts, late of- West. Penhsboro’ township; deceased. ■ 8; THe Adbalnlstratldh hocountof.thb'Execui tort of- Hon* John Stuart,'late of Booth Middle ton townshlp. deoeased. . , \ - ' 4VAooodntofD. B.Ker, Guardian of Jennie A. Woods, minor daughtor.of N. J. R. Woods, de* ceased.' • eng. Account of D.P.Trltt, Administrator of Miss rMargarct Harper, late of the borough of How* ■ViUe/deoedflea. 1 ; ftOEfctateof Jos.J.Brehm,deceased, Account of John Jacobs, Executor, of said deceased. 7, First' arid final account of Ellas B. Eyster, I guardian of Mary Beavers. , 8, First and final account of David 8. Burk holder, Administrator of Wm,’ Roller, late, of Hopewell township, deceased. 9, The account'of Jos! D, Bolljand Wm. Sense* .man, Administrators of J. W. C'ornman, deo’d., aa settled by Wm. Sonseman, surviving Ad ministrator; • ’i: • ' 19. Thomas Wharton, doc’d., account of Jacob Emlnger; Administrator of estate .of Thomas Wharton,-deceased. - U. The account of Jno. Waggoner, Guardian of Jennie B. KUnk;a minor child of Rev. 0. M. KUnk, late of the State of Ohio, deceased. 12. The account of James M’Candllsb, Esq., Ad ministrator of the estate of Jacob Swoyer, late .of the borough ofNoWville, deceased. 13; First and'final account'of Samuel Shally, Administrator of Jesse V; Shally, dec’d. • if. The first and final account of Jno'. 0. Elliott, Executor of the lost will and testament of Nancy C./Wongert. late of the borough of Nowburg, Cumberland county, deceased. 16. The account of David Wherry. Executor of of the last will and testament of William M.M*- Cuno; late of the borough ot Newburg, Cumber* •land-county; deceased. 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Its editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carry much weight. Its Illustrations of current events are lull and fresh, And are-prepared by our best designers. With a circulation of 150.000, th a.Weekly Is read by at least half a million por sons, and its Influence as an organ of opinion la simply tremendous. Tho Weekly maintains a positive position, and- expresses decided views on -political l dnd social- problems. Louisville Coufier-Joumaii . i—y-J- - . r| p> ’{ > • ( ’ t , Subscriptions, 1873. lino '[■ , X£RMfi i - ■ ,!'• Harper's Wcekly,one year ~r S 4 00 An Extra Corfu of either the Magazine. 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Notices of the Pfess. * The .Bazar Is edited .with a contribution of'tact and talent that wo seldom find la any Journal; and the Journal itself is the organ of the great world of fashion.—-Boston IVaoeller. Tho Bazar commends itself to every member of tho household—to the children by droll and pretty pictures, to the young Ipdlea by, Its fash ion-plates In endless variety; to the provident. matron by Its patterns for the children's clothes, to paterfamilias by Its tasteful designs for em broidered slippers and luxurious dressing gowns but the reading-matter of the Bazar is uniform ly of groat excellence, The paper has acquired a wide popularity for the llroajde enjoyment It affords,— N,-Y, Evening Post. . Subscriptions, 1873. TERMS : Harper's Bazar, ono year .....81 00 An Extra Copy of either the Magazine, Weekly, or Ba/. ir will be supplied gratis for every Club of 6 subscribers at $4 00 each, in one remittance ; or, six cojnes for 820 00, without extra copy. , Subscriptions lo Harper’s Magazine, Weekly. and Bazar, to one address for one year. 810 00; or 51 of Harper's Periodicals,to one address for one year, 87 00. Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.' Ehe five volumes of Harper's Bazar, lor the years 1368, ’6O, *7O, ’7l, 72. elegantly pound in ?reeu morrocco cloth, will be sent uy express, relght paid, for $7 00 each. Tho postage on Harper's\B< t * iar Is 20 eta. a,year, which must be paid at the subscriber's post-office. Address. . HARPER & BROTHERS. 14nov2t New York. TjYOIt RENT I **" THE , , Empire Hook & Ladder Company offer their HAilr for'rent to Wftlefi holding Balls, Evening Parties or Concerts. Apply to the committee: J. M. GREEN, ’ A. Q; COMFORT, T, H. ARMSTRONG. • 14n0v72-8m ’ ' ' pUBLIG BALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate, Tho undersigned, assignee, of John S. Ricker and wife, will sell on 1 ; ‘ Thursday, December sth, 1872.' a number one LIMESTONE FARM, containing ~’ '’'..l i 7 ACBES! , having thereon, erected a ,good TAVERN BTANIK a Store and Dwelling Hduso, Farm ’ House. Out-house, neyrßank Barn, Wagonsbed, Hoy House, Hog Pen, good Blacksmith. Shop, Two'Tavern Stables,-Toe' House, and all neces sary Out Buildings. There la a.vrell of.nover failing water at tub doer of the dwelling, also a good Orchard, ot Choice Fruit. There can also •be running water introduced to tho barn and the house, at a small an ex cellent spring on the farm, and cai} be pined to the buildings. This fornnlß 'nnder good fences and la In the highest «tale.of cultivation*.The form adjoins the town of New’ Kingston, 1 Cnm T berlund county. The farm will; be. offered 1 for sale as a whole or in parts to'italt purchasers, Also, at tbo same time and ,place, a lot of Household Furniture, bdnslstlog of beds and bedding, tables. Ac. Also, a number of {xioust Posts, aiidlonfi'buQ-llorse waged, with' a grout many articles too numerous to montlop. . . > i Sale to'comroence at ONE b’dlook p; m.jSvhtm Uuoy72tß ' Assignee of John S. Bicker. Mochanlcsburg Independent nnd.Jonniai copy and send bill to this olliee. •■ " moWN PROPERTY FOR BALE. I The undersigned. Assignee of Robert M. RmoK, of Carlisle, offers lor solo the' property corner of Pitt street and Locust alley, bea house Is a new two-story brick, and Is In good .condition. The Improvements are modern, Td the entire property Is a very desirable one. ALSO fur solo, a vacant LOT OF UROUNO on Bedford street, SO feet In front by ‘2lO In depth, more or loss, bounded by properties o A, & M. Boyle,, Bronnoraan and others. ' PETER HPAHR, Attiffnee, 1 Sept. 12, 1872—tf. A DMINIBTRATOB’S NOTICE. 1 1b hereby given that letters of admin-, Istratlon on the estate of tieorgo W. 8. Welrloh, late of North Mlddlotoii township, deo’d.. have been granted to the undesigned,residing InCar-; lisle. All persons knowing themselves indebt ed thereto, aro requested to make payment im mediately and those hiving claims will present, them,lor settlement, UIIAB. \VJ£IUICH. . Hnovßt* AdwiV. 4DMINIBTKATOR’S.NOTICE. ollco Is hereby given that letters of Admin istration on the estate of Geo. W, Given, late of the State of Indiana, deceased, have been grant ed to tiie undersigned, residing la Silver bprlug township, Cumberland county. To. All persons indebted to the said estate aro requested to make payment Immediately, and those having clulmH Illinium Hi. Mtoto will ulbo nrcßont li,om fur Hi'ttlemont. W. W, WANIIAUOH, 'JlootUt Adm’r of Geo. W. (liven, dec’d JWrtrtcal TrariBHART’B PINE TREE v : v ", ':'i =MEE Tar Cordial! • ,1, r Hi . .. ••'V'I.T.U' J yaturefa Great Hemedtf t '' , ,-r Throat and Lung*. It la gratifying to us to Inform the public hat Dr.X. Q. C. Wlahart’s Pine Tree Thr cordi al, for Throat and Long Diseases, has gaining: on onvlftl reputation fiom the Atlantic to UlO rm olflo const, and from thence to some of the ur» families of Europe, not. through the press alone, but by persons throughout the States actually benefitin'! and cured at his office. While ho RablUhes less, so say our reporter's,Tio Is unable > supply tho demand, . It gains and holds its re JSrS. tl? Not by stopping cough,' but by ing and assisting nature to. throw off the un healthy matter collected about the throat and l bronchial tubes, which causes frrttetfoh; • • Second. It removes the cause .of irritation ; (which produces cough) of'the mucous mem brane and bronchial tubes, wwlaU the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and * > 'rWrd. l lt Is Tree from squills, lobelia, Ipecac and opium, of which most throat find long rem edies are composed,.which allay cough only, and disorganize theslomttoh. It lias a soothing effect on-the stomach, aoU.on .the Uyer and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching to every part of the system, and In its invigorating,and purifying effects it has gained a reputation which It must hold above all othorsin the market. NOTICBi The Pine Tree Tar Cordial I GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS! Worm Sugar Drops, Being Under my immediate * 'direction, they shall not lose tlielr curative qualities . ; rby the use of' cheap and impure . . arl^oleSf.^. HENRY E. WISHART, ' , PROPBIKXOB. 11=?I=SEMI i;-.. i,i .*,* FBEF, OF lIHHIiIi. ' v;-. •*! a , Dr. ll' Q. O. WlshMi’BOffice Parlors ar'4'open on Mondays, Tuesdays and, Wednesdays, irom 9 0.m.t0 6 p.m;, for consultation by Dr f < t Win. T. Magee, . WJth dlm am awoofr i ' ‘ ated two eonsultlngjpbysiolana of ~ , * acknowledged ’•ftbLlltiy.'’ This !tl { opportunity.is.not altered ■ v.by any otner Institution ‘ . > ,fr »!•. :• * ; ln.thocity.-:i! - ■■■' i ‘ i, AIL letters must be addressed tb; l: q. c. m, d.* ; NO, J 382 N. SECOND STREET. Philadelphia* 14n0v72-om* R. R. R. BADWAY’S READY RELIEF CURES THE WORST PAINS In from Ono to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR after reading this mlvi-rilsom'.mt nccdany.ono ' ■ BUFFER WITH PAIN; BADWAY'S ready relief is a cure foe. EVERY PAIN. It was the Oral ami In ... r Tho Only X»nln Kc'mody . that Instantly, stops die. most excruciating patru, tulnys laf&unniatioiut, and cures Congestions, whether Of tho Ltiuga, Stomach, Bowels, pr. olhgr-Clauds or organs,.by QKE MINUTES, 1 no mnttw how violent or excruciating tho puln the RHEUMATIC, Bed-rlddeii.i Itillmi,.Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease muy sulfur, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF " WILL-AFFORD INSTANT EASE. • ■ INFLAMMATION OF the kidneys; _ INFLAMMATION OF TUB BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. Palpitation of the heart, HTSTERICS, CROUP. DIPHTHERIA. ’ • . CATARRH, INFLUENZA; HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. , NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS. Tlionnpllcullnnoftho Ready Relief to the part oc parts where tho palu or dlllkuU>-R;iisia will ullVml ease and comfort. Twenty drops In half a tumbler of water will in a few momentscure' CRAMPS, SPASMS. SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN. SICK HEADACHE. DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY. COLIC, WIND IN THE BOWELS, mid ull INTERNAL PAINS. Traveler* should always carry a ruillle of Railway’* Ready Relief with them, i few drops In water will Crweut duknuas or pains from change of water. It U u.tur than French Bundy or Bitters as a stimulant. FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured for Pity cunts. Them Is not a remedial agent In this world that will cure Fovur and Ague, ami ml other Malarious, Bilious. Scarlet, Ty phoid, Yellow. and other Fevers (aided by RAHWAY'S PILLIi) so quick a* BADWAY’S READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per buttle. Suld by Druggists. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND PURR RICH JILOOD-INCREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN ANL BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. PR- RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT ■'’JjS gftfi&jsg TOrfW WOTEI JOMNtmßPtoiamaW mowp>Pi «*s>• . . I. ■ i ...1 Every Day an Increase In Flesh ■ ana Weight Is Seen and Felt. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER! . Zvtiy drop of,Urn SMISAI'dUII.UAN ItESOLV i ENT communicates through the Blond, Bwufit, Urine, and other .fluids and Juices of fhe aystuni the ylkurpf Bfti) for It repairs the wastr&ofthe body With now and souoj inatcrUf. Scrofula, BfphUli,> Comouiipilop,-.Glandular , disease, Ulcere iu tho Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Node* In the Glande and other.parte offUia ay»tstp, goru. Eye*. Strumous 'DUchargrs 'from tho Ears, and the word forms of Skin diseases, Eiuptloos, .Fever Bores, Scald ■ -Head, Bing Worm, Salt uheilmTErysipelas, Acne. Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh, Tumart, Cancer# In Rio Womb, and all weakening and painful discharges, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes of the life princi ple, are within tko curatlvoTatlgo of thin wonder of Mod em Ohemlitry, and a few days’ unawllL prova to .-any v person ittiintf ll for either of ineseTurms of disuse Its too°pOtfo^t, C S*|ly reduced by the'waitei and deconiiiQHUlon UiM Is conUnually proareasbf,.eue accdi In arresting thus wastca, ahd reiinira the same with Bow'mulcrlal mode'from healthy bluod—uud this Aha bABSAPARILLIAN will nml does pciure.- |,,TT Not only does tho,S*BsAP*nu.u*N UxnoLyxtrr.egccl all kuowu remedial agents In tho curo of Ohrenic, Screm- 1 foutt| CoiißtlliiUonaX anjl Sklij dh^juus; bpl It la oubj money Sc. BNAcr Complaints; Urinary, ana Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Drnpsy, , Stoppage of Water,! JpconUlmdCS of URiieJ Dlii • caie, Aibumlmixla. and In nil case* whcrc.thcro arc brick • dust doposlth or fbo water I»;tblcfc, - HouUy, mixed wit' , BUbstancoa Die the white of an eg/, nr threads llko whli., , silk, or there is a morbid,'dark, bilious uppddrance.and ' white bone-dust deposits, and when there Is a pricking, . burning acouttoQ.whon passing wxHr.eM pain In the Small of the Buck and along thuXoluu., Si.aj,. , VyORMQ.-The only khown aud sure Remcdr ' tor Worms—J‘m, Tape, glq. , ( , • , ~ • 1 Tumor of 13 Years’ Groivtli Curoil by Kadivny’s Hesblvcnt. TisyrßLv, July 18. IBM. Da. RinwAVs—! h»»e hiut Ovarian -Tumor In l!i« ovarlea aoB bowyb. Ail llw Doctor* mid *' tb«ry nm so fc*)p for It.", I triad •rety thing that «u ncemmtmlni ; but iiothlnir hetpaj me. I hw your lUjolvaot, and thought 1 »»uld try tl l but iAd no faith ' fol|,bocmM*l bid «itr»t*dfor twalra year*. I toot tlx belllN of tb* luimlvenl, and one box of Itndwsy'* I’HU, and Inn bet Itsaol your ftaady UelUft'Smi Ibtra U not a'tlgn of tumor to U r ieoo or felt, and I fu«l bttlcr, iina(Ur, and h»|’l’i*r than I havt far l»(lv« y«nn.; Tb# Worst tumv »M'lu ihd ted tiJr of tlu LOwoU, 0»or lha grotn. I writs tbU to you ' ibv Uiudt of i**a. Von caa uuhllxb it If yoo ebarwe. •' ’ ‘ ' lIANSV.H P. KNAP n . ‘ UR 1 ;' RAPWAY’S' PERFECT PIIIMTJVE fiLLS, perfectly t&*£aU*aa, elegantly • ecvUal wit!* w,-ct rum,, purse, rcaulile, purify, cU-W <*. an Mn urfu.-u. Kail way’s Bills, fur Urn euro of M dianulcrs iftl.c Mhii.icli, Liver. llowcU, Kidneys, bladder, Ncrvnti- lIK-hsm, Hwwinche, ConnlliuiUon, (JoHlvem-«s, Imllucftlr'iu l»yepe!‘*la, niUouMurn. mllmn-Twer, Influniinlitlfm ni the flowela, Hlueyu'J'dllH'niiij'WiicUtsiifUie hilernal Vb oen. WummU'd to cJTeiia |Awitlvucuru. Ihnvly Vegeta* Uo.cniitalnliig no mercury, ruliicntKi'rdrlHiTimi# drugs. IJT Oij«Tve the (VHuAlu+r syiupluuui ivtulllng from Disorders of Uto iJlgc.itlvc Organs: CwitliM(lon, InwnH rilM.'F«dlin-« of *h. PP.-I In I hi* IIm*!, AcMlly of Um SUmi'ult. Smi.Mi, M.tirtluru, lil.gutt nf IrVx^t, aMi nr Wvlyhi In d* f>|iiJtut Ua.lliut’t.dtoklM ■ - or wh*i» it. n I.jlng |H«iiii«*ol Vl*Um, fM* m Utor.. d*. Skil.r, )yv.f i.u.l Dull Ifnln ha t IbS liol, IVfWemv A# P-r |.lr.i''.«i V-ll.wimJ. rf th* Skin ,and gvM, Pain In Pw ?‘hV. Onf I (* .l-i > i,. .i.+lfs i Duniliw In Ihf H -' '* A few doses of ItA|)WAV’S r’U.S'-'-h ' tern from nil tld' I '' ■ m. I’ti.c, 25 cents p*rl!OX. BOLD IVY Mt* mu*frt. UKab -I'Al.ak AM' Tin'll." Pt.i-l one t'lt.r* •tamp lo ItAUWAY & CO . No. «; Miil.l.h Ijme. Lew lurk, lulunuullun worth will luncut sou. # A GENTS WANTED. —Bo [nothing J\_ new, fl Ba’oblo ortlclcs, soil at sight. Cata logues undone sample free. N. Y. M’i g Co., 21 OOurtlandßt. N. V. 17oct<-—lw» (ffo’o Slbntrliacmcnti. JURUBEBA, The Great South American Blood Purifier It IB not a physio which may give .temporary roller to the Boflbrer for tho flrtt few doses, but which, from continued ueo, brlnga lilts and kindred diseases to aid In weakening thelnya ii(i. nor is It a doctored liquor, which under the popular name of "Dlttora," Is so extensively palmed OB on tho public ns sovereign reme dies, but It Is a most powerful Tonic and alter-, atlve, pronounced so by tho lending medical authorities of London and I'arls, and has been fdrigluecdiby tho rofular physicians of other countries with wonderful remedial results. ■ Dr. Wells’ Extract of Jurubeba retains nil the medicinal virtues poonUor to the plant, and must be taken aah pormanSnt.curn- Is thero’wnbt bl'actlftnlhyour liver andaplcen? ■Unless relleved.nt.once, tho blood becomes im -1 pure by deleterious secretions, producing scrof ulous or skin diseases, blotches; felons,.pustules, canker. pimples, ao„ «to. •, • Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and restore the vitiated blood to healthy notion. - Have you a dyspeptic stomach? Unless dl eestlpn Is promptly aldo-i the system is debili tated with loss ol vital force, poverty ot tho blood, dropsical tendency, genorol weakness or lassitude. Take It to assist digestion without reaction; It will impart youthful vigor to tho W Havo ß you weakness of the JntcatUies? You ore in danger of chronic dlarrhbea or the dread ful inflammation of the bowels, lake it to ol; Jay irritation, and ward off tendency to lullam- you weakness of the uterine or urinary organs ? You must procure instnn t relief or you ore liable to sufloriug worse timn death. Take it to strengthen organic weakness, or life be comes a burden. Finally, It should be frequenty taken to keep the system In perfect health, or you are otherwise in danger of malarial, mlas • matlo or contagious diseases. ■ • ■ JOHN Q. KELLOGG. 18 X’lntt street, N.Y., Sole Agentforlhe.United States. Price 01 per bottle. Bend for circular. Oct 31-^-iw „. ,„ .TjUTY OFF TEAS! 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Worthless Iml tatlonsare on the market, bnt the only, soientiflo preparation ol Aold .for hung diseases Is when chemically combined with other well known remedies.: as In these Tablets, and all parties pro cautioned.against '■“inaUMB« of Irritation.of, themndousmen brano these tablets should be freely used; their cleansing and healing ; preppies are astouish warned .never neglect.aooldi 4t* W easily cored in'its Ihclplont state, when it become* chronic tho cure is excteedfUgl^dlffloultuse JSSj > 1-' .!• 1 "Goi arard that IhU.preoiom book mn;/ Jiad it. wav to evert/family in the land" Bays n prominent reformer of T. B. Arthur great .work.,, • ' THREE YEARS IN A MAN TRAP. ' ■’Notwlthatandlrißltnlmmense sale, wo dcslro ia extend Its influence still further, and call for. rn’bro old to introduce it to every corner of.bur "land. 'lt Is highly endorsed by judge Black, F. H Orne, Neal Dow and others.. Will do more' good than any prohibition law ever framed,. It .soils beyond parallel. 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J_ TH2 BEST’ TEA .IMPORTED, . 1 Warranted to auit t all tastes. ■ Put up In'odr.trade mark Half-Pound and Pound packages 0n1y.,80 andfiO Found Boxes; •For sale at Wholesale oulv by , THE GREAT ATLANTIC S. PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. ~JP. O. BPX6SCK). Now York. " ' 3looMw HAAA AGENTS Waiiled at' once .for DUUvfour New Book. The Liio of the great Ezplorcr. i' ■>,!,. "I: . li I V I N. G.S TUN E,: , and his resurrection'from d living' death, by - ST A N L E Y, For full description and terms, address imme diately Hubbard Bros., Publishers; Phlla., Pa, -i:81ooMw -i A GENTS, IT SELLS QUICK among ,_/A all. classes. Old people; the middle-aged; Chose who aro Just enterlngllfe, andiyouthof both seqes boy and rood With the greatest profit ' MY JOLLY FRIEND’S SECRET i.'”' l ; DIO andbest bpok. .vilt } la-meeting with th'e'greatest success 4 and there Is MONEY, AN. JTV • Bond for our circulars, etc, which are sent free Geo, Maclean, Ph11a,..... SlooUw A GREAT, OFFER 11 Horace Waters,: r\ 481 Broadway, N, Y., will dispose of 100 PIANOS, MELODIANB, and, ORGANS. of six .first-class 1 raaltora, ■ Including waters' at Very Pow Prices. lor, Cash/ or part cash. and bal - once In small monthiyltistalments,. New 7-oc lave flrst*olosß Pianos, modem improvements, for 82.75 cash. Now ready a Concerto Parlor Organ, the most oqantlful style land perfect, tone ever mod 6. Illustratedciitalogucsmallcd. Sheet Muslq «Sc Muqla Merchandise, r 3lbot4w A GENTS WANTED for' the great ./Vwork of the year, by the author Of God in History; handsomely Illustrated by Uusiavo Boro, Nast of Harper's Weekly ohd Others. En dorsed by college and eminent di vines. its title and cOntenta* will ensure for It thousands of readers—why? Because nothing ■like it has ever been published. I*’or proof of f thls, send stamp and see olrcaiara and terms be fore engaging elsewhere, E. B, Treat, Publlsh’r, •80& Broadway, N. Y. 31ocUw jj’IREE TO BOOK AGENTS. AH ELEGANTLY BOUND GANVA9SINQ BOOK, for the beat anti cheapest Family, Bible ever B‘ “abed,' will be sent- free or‘charge to any agent. It contains ueaaly.soo line Scrip ture illustrations, and agents are meeting with uoprocodentedAUcceas. Address, stating expe rience. etc. «ft we will show Vou what our agents are doing. National Publishing Co, Phlla Fa 3io«MW . ... A NOTICE.- Whereas, of Silver Spring Ipwushlp, Cumberland county, by i\ voluntary deed of as signment, bearing date October 'JI, 1K72, convoy ed to the undersigned all his property, real, per sonal and mixed, for tho bonclll of bis creditors. Notice Is hereby given to all persons Indebted to said parly,,to settle thq same with the sub* sbriber Immediately, and those having claims will also present tmi same without delay, to Monroe township,l UiIItIBTIAN UUEiM, ‘ Nov. H, JS72-31. ) TI OKI ' An election for Directors of the Kinncrh’ itanlc will bo hold at tho of llanlclni; Houno t’arllulo, un Monday November llth, proximo, between the hour-) of Hand l‘i o’clock, a. m. Oct. 10, 1572.*1t .1, O, Hokvku, Ow/hVt. J^ELL ER’S old established HAT AND CAP STORE ] on NORTH HANOVER STREET, a fow.i« below Carlisle Deposit Bank, has on W, ors large stock of all tho Now York nndPbiK«i a phlaStylos of ’■ • - -'V' ' >. 01> HATS AND-GAPS Bilk hate from ,85; td;8B,dO; Folt bats for L boys and children, of ovdfy qualltyand vaS of style., Winter caps in cloth, fur beavor ney, nutra. Fancy Velvet and cloth iuri’. n £ ( AJso iot of Gloves, St 5" Having a long experience In the business r feel confident I cab pleaso all who f&vi»p ... with a call, In price, style and quality, rue Oats of all Kfcds Made to Order and old ones repaired promptly SSeller, Oct 211872 A CARD Having determined to withdraw from i.n.i Hons, I Invite the attention ol tho public to uiv Largo and well-selected Stock of Good* consisting of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, . Trunks, Cornet-bags, valises, . Canes, Notions, Ac, Which I will positively BELL AT CO9T t»i b most liberal IncluJomenls will bo held bin a any ono desiring toXpnrctmse the entire s oc t and rout the B ore-rXoijif with a view or Ingon the business. To snob purchaser IM fi t- IllATffi POSSESSION will bo given. Otherwise” store room will bo for rent. Possession to nd given April Ist, IB7S. Call and see ™u w i find it to your Interest u> buy. 1 Jacob boab, No. i North Hanover BL, opposite CarllHle De- QBit Bank. ■ > July 25. ibT'J—Jm. Shoe Stove. BOOT AND STORE. SHOE STORE JSfo, 4 JEast Main Street boots;.’ •: BHOE9, GAITERS, BROGANS, SLIPPERS, CUSTOM and MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING neritlynnd promptly done. « .. • . ... . ADAM. J)YBEHT, • • • No. 4 East Main Blrce Mar.ch28,1873-lf,,■ ; , DAVID BTEOHM: .< j A JOHNW. STROHiI, ■pABWSI/B Boot & Shoe House! We have reoelvedour Bring stock of goods irom the Eastern oltles, and they are now open for the Inspection of the public. We havehought them to sell, end at low prices for OABH. ' our [stock cons lets of , . M , (. ■; ■ BOOTS AND , SHOES for Ladles, Misses, Men, Boys and Children. Ini eluding every style In the market.' . Ladles Buttoned and. Lace Gaiters, in great va riety of style, Turkish Morocco, Glove Kid, Peb ble Leather, Grain Leather and French Kid. • LADIES’ BALMORAL -BOOTS. Misses* and Children's Buttoned and Laced Boots:,Men’s, Boys' and youth’s Boots and Hhoea of every description,- from a Stogy to a Slipper, Our Immense, stock has been-caiefully selected, and Bargains will given to purchasers. Givens a call. • Thankful - for past * liberal i patronage, our friends, and the public generally, are cordially nvlted to call and examine our stock. ■ Remember the place. No. .13 South .Hanover street, one door South of B. M. Smiley's clothing store; nearly opposltothe Franklin House. , 23 May-ly . , • STItOHM A CO. , fUisccllaiiMitir. THE MKTII A»B\M Mutual Life Insurance Couipii). Of Philadelphia! A LL kinds of policies written upon • /\the moat favorable terms. • Premiums may be paldanuually, seml - an nna 11 yoran a rlo r I >■- All policies are NON-FOKFEITABLE nf er TWO ANNUAL payments. No extra rates wr females. No charge fpr policy tee or stampfl. Policy holders share in the profits, Dividend declared annually after two payments on ju contriDUllon plan. 8100,000 deposited wUh tn 'AuditorGeneral of Pennsylvania, as securny for policy holders, CTTMRERLAND COUNTY ny has appointed a Board of i f?,m. of the following well Icnown citizens of u berland County; • • m‘ n E. M. Biddle. ’ Charles H. Muliw, }V*i. a. mullin, , John.M. Wallace. Wm. A, Lindsay. William- Kennedy. , ttvwnvdy E. M. Biddle, >Vm. Prest, Scry- A iVcos. 'The trustees are all policy holders intli*)' e JJJ •panyi and their duties are to supervise mid conduct the business In this district, with «o horlty' to Invest a certain proportion of ij[J remlums collected In this d strict, wllljln t » aril©, thus making It emphatically and prncu pally a HOME COMPANY. • , . . 1 . a. C. BELLOWS, General A&sut. A’.ciuST, Bpeoittf’ Agent. Jon 251872 1-vr lILATOHLBY’B Improved Cucumber Wok •amp. Tasteless, Curable,™ lent* and Clioap. Ilio tot llatchley’a Patent Improved (racket and new Drop Jheck r alve, which oan be wtthilrnffa nthout removing the disturbing the Joints. AJso. hto r Catalogue and price, Hsu CHAS.G.BLATOIIiEV.SI 60S Commerce Bi„ Faue. A GENTS WANTED.-We gu;™“|“ ,/Vemployment {or all, either sex, orTi,ooo or more a yearl New workfl JJ” H. B. Stowe and others. • ;Buperb premium* en away. Money made, rapidly, and eos j work for us. Write and see. Particulars x Worthington. Dustin & Co.. Hartloru, tu Sept. 2Q. 1872—4 m. _ CATH'DIVIDEND I Caklisle ItPom Bask# } November sth, lot** ■ * Tie Board of Directors hare deolorod ad J js 7n0y72-2m. TTI XEOXJTOR’S ISTOTICE.-Not » JtLl hereby Blveu that Jettere testomentor^^ the will of %8; Mary, low Pennaborough township, vh®he«i de «j#neil bay© Ibis day been issued . to , u n n SJlpW' Executor, residing In said townshl l £• o 'y eqa es(' sons knowing themselves ‘indebted .wt* * d ,ed to raabe.puyment wUboot &attlen>eo** 1 having claims will » re lf,^i h goODHEAaT, ~, ■ -yowHitt ■' *s. 4'DMINIBTBAt6r , B NOTICE! otlco la hereby given lato l^'l^ollll trillion on the estate of John Wert, 1 grunt* Elddleton township, deceased, have J£ mo ed to tbo undersigned, residing In l ” a jpdobied All persons .knowing • Ihemaeivea |n imo; 'thereto,'are requested to present d lately and those hnvlna, olnlnia them for settlement. aBUAUA ;OotBIlOT2-(Jt 1 , A SBIGNBE’B NOTICE. - W®" • jCTlJohn B. Rlolcer. of • Bliver JJ etl 0 f & Cumberland county .hy » convey* ■signtdent. bearing date October »■»'„, t&[> ecf to the undersigned alll {JLJStofbw cred personal and mixed, for \J© benefli rBOl igJn ilors.'Notice is hereby Blven to oiu wjU , e debled to said party to settjo the * ™ iiaving subscriber . Immediately, and “}jB, o uiaeH»y» claims will also present yJ^g^HErr* ll^' t Middlesex township, I i‘ November 7, 1b72-3t f , A BHLAND CEMETERY belng^, .Aunder (he direct loiinnA ““[ lrc i,nao lot* “ scrlbor, all persons 'n llnovltt* ”** is MI