TRIAX. LIST.
SECO y J) WEEK,
Commencing March 17, A, D. 1b73,
C. V. State formal School va. D.W. Thrush.lCsq.
1 No. l‘o|jannary Term, 187 h
| Appeal.
Todd.M’Cuue.
Homy MJltenberger vs. Fcgley&Co.
No. 2 April Term, 1871.
Case In Trover, &c.
I Fonlk, Maglnughlin
Sadler, Todd.
Lawrence <t Tash vs. Jacob Hippie.
No. 37 April Term, 1871.
Debt;
Uormnu,
Farmers’ Bank, Carlisle, endorsee vs. Jacol
Thudtam, endorser.
4 No. 150 April Term, 1871..
Debt.
Miller. | Moglaughlln
William Zolglor vs, Johnson Mooro.
No. 275 April Term, 1871.
• • Debt.
Sadler.
| Henderson A Hays.
Bargh, Farrol «J i Warren vs. Slngtsor J: Brother.
8, No. .129 April Term, 1871.
Debt.
Newsham.
Mary Moudy vs. Peter Spahr.
No. -193 April Term, 1871.
lyectment.
i. ] Ilondorsoi> A Hays.
HumrMsb.
Georgo Garber vs. Howls Faber.
No. 191 April Term, 1871.
: . Debt.
Todd,
W.H, Lodr vs. James R.Kllnlc, Mary M.Kllulr,
B y. No. 51G April Term, JB7J.
Appeal.
I Maglaughllu, Williams,
Hhoadsit UUoada.
Geo. B, Hoffman vs. D. K. Huy el L.
No. 52« April Term, 1871.
Appeal.
Herman.
W. L. Crai ghoad vb. C. V. Farmers’ Mutual Fire
■ Ins. Co.
10 . No. 31 August Terra, 1871..
Covenant.
Sadler. )■ / Todd.
Samuel Miller vs. Samuel Eckels.
No. 65 August Term, 1871.
Mnglaughlin,
J. W. Hurshraau’s Assignees vs, Christian Bren
No. 115 August Terra, 1871;
Tresspass.
Miller* Netvshara
J. W. Heusbman’s Asslgneosvs. Jacob C Miller.
13 No. 110 August Term, 1871'.
Trespass;
Miller * Nowshara.
George Wclf vs. David Z. -Guyer, owner,'Ac.
M No. 138 August Terra, 1871.
Sc I Fa Sur Mechanic’s Lien.
,1 odd
Harry A. Wolf vs, Datfld Z, Geyer, owner, et. al
15 No, MO August Terra, 1871. '
Sol Fa Sur Mechanic’s Lion ,
Butler.
D. E. Belknap vs. Isaac Bucher.
No. 215 August Terra, 1871.
Appeal.
1 Cornrhan,, Beltzhoover
Vale.
D. B. Belknap vs Daniel Sloop.
, No. 231 August Term, 1871.,
* Appeal.
I Cornman, Beltzhoover.
Vule.
D. E. Belknap vs. Jacob Simmons/
No. 235 August Terra, 1371.
Appeal.'
| Common, Beltzhoover.
Vale.
D. B. Belknap vs. Samuel Myers,
No. 230 August Term, 1871,
Appeall
| Corntnau. Beltzhoover,
Vale.
George Wolf vs. Lowry A Stayman,
No. 297 August Terra, 1871.
Debt.
Todd.
First National Bank, Carlisle vs, Johnston
Moore.
*jl No. 302 August Terra, 1871.
Case.
Henderson A Hays
Dr. W. H. Cook vs. Borough of Carlisle.
No. 403 August Term, 1871.
Trespass.
Miller A Newslmm
J. A. Lee «fe Co. Vs. Henry Harkncss.
No. -108 August Term, 1871. .
■Appeal.
Henderson «fc Hays,
D. 1), Powoll vs. Borough of Shippensburg,
21 No. 418 August Term, JB7l,
Todd
Clever* Ernst ys. William Ulfibop,
No. 425 AngtistTerm, 187 J
. Appeal
Sadler,
Eraoline Sanders vs. James Rea.
No. 480 August Terra, 1871.
Appeal.
, . | Henderson «fc Hays.
Sharpe,
Snm’l McCullough v»j. Parker M. Trego.
27 No.-J3r August Term, 1871.
Appeal.
f Homloraon A Hays.
Slmrpo.
, George A. Ewing vs. W.TI. Allen,
28 No. HI November Term, 1871
Trespass,
Sharpe, Thrush. I
A. H. Blair vs. Thomas Paxton, owner, et al.
•*i No. 142 November Term, IH7I.
Scl Fa Sur Mecba Lion,
I ' Sadler, Hepburn,
j L. & E. Todd,
Newsham.
Henry Keefauver vs. James ami Mary E.
• Thomas, In her richt, Ac.,
i " No. 15H November Term, 1871.
Scl Fa Sur Mechs Lieu.
Ueltzhoover.
George Noggle vs. James and Mary E, Thomas'
In her rlghL&c.
31 No. ICO November Term, 1871.
Scl Fa Sur Mechs Lien.
Uoltzhoover. „ . I Sharpe.
L. R. Elsenhower vs. George Getter,
No. 108 November Term, 1871.
Case.
| Henderson * Hays,
UVpburn.
C. C. Faber vs. E. J. Kniiiho.
No. 17ft November Term, IS7I.
Debt,
I * Henderson & Hays.
Maglaugblln;
11, u. Stoddard vs. Charles E. Clark.
No. 205 .November Term, 1871.
• Debt.
Sadler.
A. W. Bentz vs. J. T. Sterrett,
No. 58 January Term, 1872.
Debt. .
• I
Todd,
business notices
• Fall and Winter.
COYLE BROTHERS.
Wholesale Notion House,
No. 24 South Hanover Street, Carlisle.
During tho season they Intend to keep in
stock a general line of Woolen and Buck.gooda,
Gent's Underwear, Ladies, Cent's, Misses’ and
Childrens’ Hosiery, Scarfa and Wristlets.Gent’s
Hack Gloves, Gauntlets and Mitts; also, will
have constantly on hands ortlne of Suspenders,
Hoad Nets, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Cotton Hosiery, Neck Ties, Fancy Bows, Paper
Collars, Cuffs, Stationary, Tie Yarn, Wrapping
Paper, Paper Bags, Drugs, Fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil and Perfumery, and an endless variety of
nick-nacks In general.
IS72*
Foil foreign or domestic, dried, canned or green
Trulls, dried meats, sauces, apices, jollies, cheese
mu-*, pickles by tho dozen or quart, smoked,
spiced os pickled fresh beans, peas, corn, io., go
lo HUMRIOH’S.
IF you want Coal that will give you salslac
lion go where a full stock of all tho standard
Coals are kept. None recommended but the
host. Call at yards of A. H, BLAIR & BON.
Nlcoiroan Cheese at Means’, No. 78 S* Hano
ver street. * MnyD-lf.
45-1 wish it distinctly understood that 1 do
not sell Pittsburg but COLUMBIA OIL, which I
guarantee to equal Pittsburg Oil In every par
ticular. GEO. B. HOFFMAN,
N. B.—Tho trade supplied lower than by any
ot.ier house In Carlisle, and If oil does not prove
satisfactory return at my expense.
h3~Havlng recently purchased a Pepper Mill
1 am now prepared to offer a pure article of
ground Pepper, which I can warrant to bo pttto
as It is ground under my own supervision, and
will forfeit the sum of TWWfi'Y DOLLARS tor
tho slightest detection of adulteration.
GEO. B. HOFPMBN,
•11 and 88 Pomlrot Bt
-*nuov72tl
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho justice of the verdict rendered by
the public years ago In favor of 0»o MEXICAN
M USTANG LINIMENT must be apparent to all
whu have used that famous preparation or
Keen It used. Its healing influence Is Irreslsta
hie. Tho most obstinate forms of neuralgic or
rheumatic disease are totally cured by it. and
that In an Inconceivably short space of time,
External injuries or sores, whether of manor
beast, as well as all oxuiuo or human maladies
lor which a liniment may bo used, are speedily
remedied by Its use. Remember it Is not mere*
a palliative but an eradicate of disease.
A RELIEF,—You ure troubleil with'a
bad brenlU ; it annoys yoitr friends and ac
quaintances, as well as Xonrself. -Yon would
Ilko to get rid of It, but scarcely know what
means to adopt. \yq will 101 l you. Use the fra
grant Sozodont, It will cleanse and beautify
your teeth, and leave your breath pure aud
Miller
Accidents happen; keep Spaulding’s Glue.
JACOR .IjIVINUSTOjN,
Wholesale Tobacco & -Sonars,
No. 27 North Hanover Street,
Carlisle, Pu.
Prices ns low as In Philadelphia or PalLmo
April 25, 1872—1 y,
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Cnn-i'ctrd weekly by //. Hosier Jr Bro.
FAMILY FLOUR
SUPERFINE FLOUR
RYE ELOUR
WHEAT WHITE •
WHEAT HKD
CO& : : -
OATH
CLOVERSEED
TIMnTHVSEED -
FLAXSEED
Foulk.
C ARLIS LE PRO VISION 'IA R K ET
COrrrrfed weekly by Ueo. B. Huffman ,{• Son
. ■Caut.imLk, February 19,18711.
BUTTER
EGGS - - -
LARI) ' -
TALLOW
BEESWAX •-
BACON HAMS - *
do SHOULDERS
do SIDES
BEANS per bus.
RAGS
DRIED APPLE, • -
UNPARED PEACHES
PARED do .
PITTED CHERRIES
BclLzhoover.
GLOBING PIUCES,
DeHaven & Bro.
Mnglaughlln.
W SOUTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA
3 o'clock P ,Jl t Phiia.y I'ch. C, 1873,
New U. S.n’s ofISHI, - H3U
U.S. o’s of 'Bl. , . llHtrt
“ ' ’O2, not called HoU
“ . ‘1)2,-lilt called IM‘>?
' ’O2, 2d Call UflU
“• '02,3d call my.
“ ’Ol. HBH
’O5 113 V:
. “ ’O5, no ih«J
“ ’O7 “ uuV,
“ ’os • • lui'A
“ s’s, 10-10’s, ' IMW
U. S. 30 Yearfi percent, Cy„ IM-Jm
Gold. IJI%
Sliver, 100
U. .Pacific li. U, Ist Mort. Bonds,
Central Pacific R: R. u*3f£
Union Pacific Laud Grant Bonds 78
Shearer.
miner.
minor
DIXLER.—In Austin, Texas, on the evening
of the 3d, last., of typhus fever, Jacob E. Blxier,
of.Carllsle, aged 23 yoa r s.
IN MEMORTAM.
Hepburn,
Mr, Blxlcr was born at Mount Rock,"Cumber
land county, Pa., and was the son of Samuel
Blxier, Esq,, Deputy Clerk of tno Court. For al
most twenty months, In company with the
writer, ho had been traveling over the western
country, apparently In good health, until with
in the past three months, when 1 arrived homo,
leaving him In Kentucky, Ho finally started
fbrToxas last December, and waiciliero struck
down, In a strange land and among a strange
people, with that terriulcdlsoaso, typhus fever.
Mr. Blxier was a young man of excellent traits
of character, a faithful companion and trust
worthy friend, leaving behind him a largo circle
of acquaintances to mourn his sudden death.
Possessed of a warm heart, he accumulated
hosts of friends wherever fortune placed him.
His life was love—his love was strong. Dying
in a strange country, with no mother's soothing
hand to cool his fevered brow, no father’s last
embrace, no brother or sister’s parting farewell,
fills the heart with emotion unspeakable. Yet
ha bad a friend. God. who is the friend and
father of us all, called him home to meet his
sister and enjoy “ that peace that surpasses all
understanding.” ’ What a consolation _lt Is to
his parents to know that ho embraced the reli
gion of Jesus Christ, and died In the hope of a
blessed Immortality.
Hepburn.
Hurarlcb.
Ho was kind and tender-hearted,
Mildness beamed within his eyes.
Tears were shed-when life departed
For the blue ana starry skies;
Hut he shall not bo forgotten.
Though hla soul away bath flown,
Though he now does soundly slumber
In the cold, cold grave alone. J.
GOULD,—In Washington, Ohio, on the oth
Inst., James T. Gould, local editor of the HeffiMer,
and sou of Wm. O. Gould, editor-in-chief of
same paper, in the 21st year othls age,
IVVo sympathise very sincerely with our
friend and former citizen, tbo father of the de
ceased. Ho was a promising young raau and a
comfort to hla parents. But they must not bo
cast down, for, as this dear boy died with the
words upon bis Ups—“l am trusting In Jesus
now," they should bo, and wo have no doubt
are, reconciled to the nflltcllon that has been
visited upon thorn.]
Nowshara.
Todd.
J. R, Miller.
Sharpe.
Alexander, Ramnel....
Brnndt, George
Bomborger. Jacob
Brickor, Samuel
Bucher, Isaac
Cormnau, Frederick.
Ooroman, L
Cramer, Calvin
Comfort, J. C
Sadler, Todd.
Dune in. Albbrt Shlppcusburg Borough
Dill, J. O Monroe
Ernst, J. C. Ponn
Flshburn, Anthony Dickinson
Flnkenblnder, Levi,
Flshei, Edmond
Fosnaught, John
Grabil, Ellas
Gross, Levi ,
Qracy, William
• Halter, Israel
Hess, 8. B
Sharpe.
Hnrtzlor, Samuel.
Koch, Samuel
Kerr, David
Klnimol, John
Mlllclsen, Joseph...
Miller, Jacob L
Moore, William
Mohler, William
Megary, John
Plank, Daniel .....
Royer. Harrison
Ross, William
Rupp, Henry M
starry, Abraham..,,
Strock, Joseph, Jr...
Smiley, George
Shcallor. Jacob
Trill, Benjamin F..
Varner, David
Wetzel, Henry
Womlerly, F
Welly, David
Woll, John.
Woodburn, J. S
Zug, J. T v ....
Zimmerman, Isaac,
Zeigler, Levi
Foulk.
Sadler.
1373
Anthony, John
Arnold, Solomon .
Brin Its, A. 11.
Brotmeman, Henry
Baker. Samuel
Blair, William
Claudy, John
dull, Lafayette
Delhi. S. S.
Dougherty. George
Davis, John P.
Enek John
Forthofo. Jacob
Gelgor, Charles
Gorgas. 8. P.
Grl.ssluger, Andrew
Goodyear. Joseph .
Hartzler. Ruduiph
Hyc-rs, Charles
Harris, Samuel, Jr.
Hollert. Jacob
Koontz, William
Lytle, William
Lv>ose, William 11.
Mumma.Ell •
Miller, Joseph
Miller, Samuel
Mouutz, Philip .
M’Kcchan, George D.
Ogllby, Charles ,
Piper, John
Peutz, Jacob
Poller, William
Rudy, Daniel
Sites, Jacob B.
Snoop, Gcoigo .
Scovors, Isaac
Stevlck, D. B.
Shcrrick, Christian
Sterrett, B. W.
Thrush, George
Voglesoug, Tnomaa
Walters, Joseph
Welglo, Henry G.,
Williams, Joseph
Winemlller, George
Walker, W.L.
Zeigler. Jacob B.
Nem EDbmisments.
OF ACRES
lOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS
FOR BALE BY THE
BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER R. R. CO,
On Teu Years’ Credit at 6 per cent. Interest.
PRODUCTS will pay for tho land and Im*
provomonts much within tho limit of this gen
tire’s credit. Belter terms are not offered, and
probably never will bo.
CIRCULARS giving full particulars, gratlfc;
cal! for all that are wanted to read and clrcului c.
COME WEST and thrive, Friends will follow.
A SECTIONAL MAP, showing tho exact loca
tion' of lowa lauds Is sold at SU cents, and of No*
brahka lands at same price: For Circulars and
Maps apply to GEO. S. HARRIS,
Laud Commissioner, Burlington, lowa.
KZ* And please say In what paper thuadvor
lament WMeeoD, Fobso-n
MARKETS.
('AUi.iM.rc. February ll», ij>73
$9 60
H LHI
D I JED.
JXJEOKS
nnST WEEK.
Fraukford
Monroe
..Southampton
.Silver Spring
...Middlesex
Carlisle
Carlisle
Hopewell
..Lower Allen
Mlilllu
Monroe
Newton
...Lower Allen
Monroe
Newton
.Southampton
..Dio&inson
Upper Allen
Penn
.West Penusborough
.East Pennaborough
Mechanlcsburg
Hopewell
...Dickinson
South Middleton
Upper Allen
Monro •
South Middleton
Mechanlcsburg
Hampden
Southampton
Silver, Spring
Carlisle
Southampton
Dickinson
i Southampton
Middlesex
Mechanlcsburg
Cook
.East Peunsborongh
..Dickinson
Carlisle
Lower Allen
Carlisle
SECOND WEEK.
South Middleton
. Upper Allen
. Mechanlcsburg
. Middlesex
Southampton
. . Carlisle
snlppensburg Boro’
New Cumberland
Mechanlcsburg
. • Southampton
, Penn
. . Monroe
. . Mifflin
Shlppensburpr Twp.
Mechanlcsburg
; Silver Spring
. . Monroe
. . Hampden
Mechanlcsburg
Shlpponshurg Boro'
South Middleton
. . Newlou
. Carlisle
Silver Spring
. Silver Spring
, . Newton
. Upper Alim
/ . Frankford
West Penusboro
. . Carlisle
. . Monroe
. Mechanlcsburg
. Carlisle
. South Middleton
, Lower Allen
. East Ponnsboro
. Southampton
. • Newburg
. Lower Alien
. . Dickinson
Shlupensburg Boro.
. Sliver Spring
. Hampden
. West Ponnsboro
Southampton
. Lower Allen
. . Newton
. South Middleton
Ncto aiiDettlsnnmtß
REGISTER’S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given lo all persons Interested, that
Ibe following accounts have Peon tiled in this
otllco by the accountants therein named for ex
amination and continuation, will bo presented
to the Orphans* Court of Cumberland county,for
contlnnatlon and allowance, on Tuesday, March
ibth. A. D. 1373.
•1. ThonrstaudfiuulacoountofH.il. Webbert,
executor of J. A. (Jurdner, deceased.,
2. Samuel Uofiletlngcr. decased. First and fi
nal account of John llelllotlngor, administrator
of said decedent.
3 Tho account of Daniel P. Hoover, as trustee
and administrator of Julia Ann Hoover, late of
Frankford township, deceased.
4. First and final account of Isaac l.erew, ad
ministrator of Mary Ann Lerow, deceased,
5. The first and partial account of Daniel
Mnrkloy,.execntorof lion. John Rupp,deceased,
lalo of Hampden township. ’
(1. Firsthand final nectmptof Owen James, ad
ministrator of Daniel Powell, late ol New Cum
berland, deceased.
7. Account of Daniel Miller, administrator of
John Gerhart, deceased.
8. Account of John llelgel, executor of Dr, J.
B, Herring, Into of Mechnulcsburg, deceased.
0. Jacob Mater, deceased, first and final ac-
count of .Samuel Eborly, executor.
10. Tho first and final account of Sam’l Eoorly
administrator of Susan K. Gilbert, lalo of Shire
maustowu, deceased.
11. Tho ac&ount of Samuel Eherly, executor of
John Sherbup. deceased.-late or Shlromanstown,
deceased.
12. Tho first and final uccoun* of Sam’l Eborly,
executor of Catharine Sherbnn, late of Shire
mrtn.stown, deceased.
•13. First and paitlal account of Jesse Hettriolc,
one of tho administrators of P ♦ter Albright, late
of Silver Spring township;‘deceased.
If. Catharine Sellers, deceased. The account
of Andrew Monasmlth and Tobiad Miller, execu
tors of said deceased.
15. First and final account of Wilkinson
Thrush, executor of John Thrush, Into of Penn
township, deceased,
IC. First and partial account of Uouben Al
l-right, one of tho administrators of Peter Al
bright, lute of Silver Spring township, deceased.
17. First aud final account of W, C. Eborly, ad
ministrator of Anua Coble, deceased, lute of
Mocbaolcsburg, Pa.
18. First and final account of Daniel G. May.
guardian of Demon Kohl,minor child of Conrad
Kohl, deceased.
07
C 7
2 £0
os
03
' 00
10. Second and supplemental account of Geo.
Oyster, executor of Abraham Oyster* late of Ln
Grange, Lewis county, Missouri, deceased.
20. The account of Jacob Miimnin, administra
tor of Jacob Gross, Into of Silver Spring,town
ship, deceased.
21. First and final account of James D. Elliott
and Denny O. Elliott, administrators of John
Elliott, Esq., late of Hopewell township, dec’d.
22. The account of John Brlmllo, guardian of
Lewis Burkholder, minor child of Geo. Burk
holder, deceased'.
23. First and Final account of A. L. Spousler,
Esq. administrator of William John Garrick,
deceased. • -
21. The account of Joseph Shugartaud George
Swlger. executors of William Hnuenrt, Sr., late
of North Middleton township, deceased.
2-5. Julia A. Kllnk, minor child of C.,M. Kllnk,
deceased. Flrstaud lluul account of J. K. Kllnk,
guardian of said minor.
20. First and final account of Annie J. Megarj r ,
. administratrix of William Mcgary, deceased. .
27. First and.flual account of John Forney, ad
ministrator of Jacob Looker, of Silver Spring
township, Cumberland county, deceased.
23. The guardianship account of Wra. Gracoy,
guardian of Rachel ‘ Maxwell. -
'29. The guardianship account, of Wm.Gracey,
guardian of Margaret E. Maxwell.
30. The guardianship account, of Wm. Gracey,
guardian of. Ada M. Maxwell.
si. The account of John Waggoner, guardian of
John W. Kllnk.
82, First and final account of Samuel Stone,
admin Ist rator„of David T. Stone, late of Carlisle,
deceased.•
33. The account of John Jacobs, administrator
of the estate of Adam Jacobs, late of the borough
of Nowvlllo.deceased.
31. First and final account of Mrs, Surah Hous
ton and Dalburt Houston, administrators of
John W, Houston, late of Southampton town-
ship, deceased.
35. Tho first ftud flnnl account of Henry Nofl-
Kker, executor of Jacob Nofisker, Into of tlie
borough ol SUlppousburg, deceased.
3fl. First and fluul account of Samuel S. Plougl
admi • * * •
..inlßtrator of Jolm a. Plough, deceased,
b'h stand dual account of Jacob Blxlor, ex
tor ofJohn Smith, late ol Sliver Spring twp. :
leased., . ..
JW. Tlio account of Sarah Aim Royer, adralnis
traarlx of John Koyer, iato of Somh Middleton
township, deceased.
3'J. First and final account of Geo. Pressel,
administrator of David Meals, lato of South
Middlolou township, deceased.
•10. First and partial account of Mrs. William
Anna Longsdorf and Dr. \V. H. Longsdorf, ad
ministrator of Adam S. .Longsdarf, late of 811-
verapring township, deo’d.
•11. First and final account of Philip Taylor,
administrator of Elizabeth Bughmau, lato of’
Southampton twp., deo’d. JOHN KEEP,
2Ufeb7:)lt Register.
rmrt In another column, advertisement hhout
Ui]ii!ilO\VA AND NEBRASKA LANDS.
IJJg FOURTH OF JULY JgJg
Centennial
Commemoration !
AT PHILADELPHIA.
THREE Millions of Colonists on a Strip by
thOHDU.
ra'O'W
FORTY-Millions of FREEMEN ruling from
Oocun to Ocean.
PENNSYLVANIA’S
IAND MASS CONVENTION !
To provide for the Celebration of the
Centennial Anniversary
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
WILL BE HELD ON
22ND OF FEBRUARY, NEXT,
TUB I4IKT ANNIVERSARY OP TUB BIRTH
OF WASHINGTON,
Aim u
Academy of Music,
. PHILADELPHIA.
Eminent Speakers will address the Conven
tion. Reports from the Committees on Trades
and Industrial Interests, and from the Interior
of the Stale, will bo road. The result of the sub
scription to the stock of
The International Jlxjwsition.
which, under the authprlty of Congress, has
been determined to be the prominent feature of
the Celebration, will bo delluitoly announced.
IProo/ V'itt be Gircn to the World
that Pbnusvlvanla’s pledge la confirmed, Hint
there, mi hallowed ground, where tlio-uation
was born, the Centennial return ol the must
bonifleent day In the history of humanity will
be commemorated with grandeur commensu
into with the august event.
The Great labor State oj the Union
has the honor and responsibility ol leading the
way-she fultlils the trust.
O’ it thy crags, Allegheny, « blast lias been blown ;
Down thy tide, Husguchanna, the murmur has gone;
Where the. words of the Charter of Liberty first
From the souls of the Sage and Patriot burst
from the Delaware's marge to the Lake of the West—
Wherever the foot of the f-ccma-' has pressed— .
'7is the voice of the people! uprisca % awake!
Pennsylvania's summons—her glory at stake—
Thrilling up from her valleys, filing down from each
height;
REUE.VDER OUR HISTORY-Assert it Aright!
Giving Homage to the past, inspired by the
immortal record of the Times Unit Tried Men’s
Souls, remembering
"Wyoiniiifi**,
Gormtintowu,
Valley IToi-g-e,
' liraudywiue,
and all the blood-stained battle-fields of'our
soil, venerating the heroic deeds of our sires,
and rejoicing in the boundless heritage be
queathed by'them to us—a boon wo have shared ’
with the destitute and oppressed of all the
earth, irrespective of creed or condition. Let
us not forgot that
Oar labor and its limits t
are not less the admiration ol the world than
our equality and liberty ; our combined indus
try, skill, wealth and power are the marvel of
the age. Lot us manifest this progress.
Assist I yo farmers, happy on your broad acres
of fertile lands. Arise! yo grim and swat thy
minors, from your cavernous labors, Arouse !
ye tollers In the lorgo, the foundry and the fac
tory. Assemble I .yo mechanics, artisans of
every kink. Como all, who by work have made
the
Keystone, the Paragon 0/ States,
co operate and vindicate year greatness—allow
that Labor is Capital, and does truly guide and
govern.
Tho International Exhibition is designed to
promote tho welfare of man.
Make it a Success I
PENNSYLVANIA lends. She calls. FIRST
on her children to do THEIR duty before she
oaks her sister States to co-operate.
Bunts will be reserved for delegations from
enoh County of tbo State, and for Ropresonta>
tivo Committees oflndustriai itnorcsts. Appli
cotlon should bo made early at No. UOi Walnut
htreet, tho Cilice of the Committee,
feb2olt Jiy Order of the Committee.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The Auditor
appointed by the Court to distribute the
balance In tho bunds of Jos, Clondonln, assign
ee of Ellas Whistler, of Middlesex township,
Under deed of voluntary assignment for bonent
"f creditors, hereby gives notice to those Inter
filed, that ho will attend to the duties of blu
appointment at his ofllco. No. 18 West Main
street, Carlisle, on Saturday, tho Ist day of
MKroh, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
' THEO, COBNMAN,
Auditor.
NeU) gUibertisemcntß.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR HALJB.-
I Tho undersigned. Assignee of Robert M.
BiacK, of Carlisle, oflbrs for Bale tbo property
corner of Pitt street and Locust alley. The
house Is a now two«story brick, and is lu good
condition. Tho improvements aremodern, and
tho entire property Is a very desirable one.
ALSO for Hal* ,'a vacant LOT OP GROUND
on Bedford street, .'JO feet in front by 210 in
depth, more or less, bounded by properties oi
A. & M. Boyle, Bronneman and others.
PETER SPAHR,
Atsigvce.
Fob, 20, 1873—1 m,
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The under
signed auditor appointed by the Court •!
raon Pleas of Cumberland county to distri
bute tbe balance In tho hands of William Gal
braith and Matthew Galbraith, assignees of
Daniel Bobb, will meet the parties Interested,at
hlsofllcointho borough of Carlisle, on Satur
day. the Bth day of March, 1873, for the purposes
.of his appointment, at II o’clocs, A. M.
y JOHN CORNMAN,
Auditor,
Fob 50-3 t
ATOTICE.-TO the heirs ami’legal rep
\ reaontatives of Mary C. Keep, deceased.
“You are hereby notllled to apoear at tho next
stated Orphans' Court, to bo held at Carlisle, on
the 18th day of Muroh. next, and accept or re*
fuse to accept the real estate of tho said deceas
ed at the valuation thereof, or show cause why
the same should not bo sold.
Given under my hand,
Shorlirsomce, 1 J. K. FOREMAN,
Carlisle, Feb. 13 j Sheriff.
Feb2o;3t
TDROCIi AM ATI ON.-Whereas the
17 Hon. IlonJ. F. Jimkin, President Judge of
' the several Courts of Common Pleas of the coun
ties of Cumberland, Perry, and Juniata, and
Justice of tho several Courtaof Oyer and Termin
er and General Jail Delivery in said counties,
and Hons. R. Montgomery and H. G. Moser,
Judges of tho Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital and
other offenders. In tho said county ol Cumber
land by their precept to mo directed, dated 13th
day of- Jon. 1873, have ordered tho Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
to beholden at Carlisle, on the 10th of March,
1573 for two weeks, being tho 2d Monday, at 10
o’clock In the forenoon.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Coroner, Jus
tices of . tho Peace, and Constables of tho said
county of Cumberland that they are by tho said
precepts commanded to bo then and there In
their proper persons with their rolls, records
and. Inquisitions, examinations and nil other
remembrances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain to bo done, and all those that
are bound by recognizances, to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or then shall be In tho
Jail of said county, are to bo there to prosecute
them as shall bo just.
JAS. K. FOREMAN, Sheriff.
500 q 0? ibes wanted '
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Arbitration Chamber; LEWIS F. LYNE,
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jfinancial.
STATEMENT OP THE FINANCES
' U F
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
i-Vom the lat day of January, to the 81a< day of ])e
cemher, A, D. 1872, inclusive.
GEO. 8088, Treasurer, in account
with the County of Cumberland.
TO RECEIPTS.,
To balance lu hands of Treasurer at
last settlement,
Tooatstaud’g taxes at lastseltleraeut,
To County taxes levied for the year
1K72, 60,800 88
To State taxes levied lor the year 1872, 7,403 09
To amount received on loansi . 14,92:1 61
To tax of Felix Stevie, error lu ns-
scssroent, ' 7 38
To amount, received for metal sold to
Campbell & Honwood, 3 20
To flues rec'd Irora Justice Shryock, 2 50
To Commonwealth costs rdc’d from
Jelferson Floyd,
To amount rec'd fiomH. M’CorraleU
forold'lron, 100 00
To amount rec’d from Win. Wopd
burn for old plank, • ,3 22
To amount rec’d from Win. Wood
burn Tor old plank, ' * 2 DO
To taxes reo’d on special assessment, 412 17
To Interest teo’d from collectors, 172 85
To amodnt icc’d. on Hucksters’ II- •
cences,
four per cent, of Treasurer’s com
mission on State tax,
Valance of sale on unseated land,
Uuto and County taxes 2d Nation
al’Bank, Mechaulcsburg, Pa.
To bi
Toai
Total Doblts,
OR
BY PAYMENTS.
Assessors ’ .Pay.
By amt. paid assessors, lor
making changes iu
assessment, £ 475 00
By umt. paid assessors,
registering voters for
general election.
By amt. paid assessors, for
registering voters for
Presidential election, 05 50
Bridges and Hoads.
By amt. paid for new
bridges, 81,300 00
By amt. paid for repairing
iron bridges, 4,123 32
By amt. paid for repairing
old bridges, 2ao 60
By amt. paid lor road
damages, -50 U)
By amt. paid for road
’ vlowcis, 123 20
Courts.
By amt. paid witnesses in
Comtli. cases, '§2,012 II
By amt. paid Dr. W. P.
Horn, making analy
sis In Logan poison
case,
. Bv amt. paid Wm. Smith,
reward In arresting
horse ihiel, 20 00
By amt. paid grand Jurors, 75180
By amt. paid traverse Ju
rors, 3,8.10 <H
By amt. paid traverse Ju
rors. special court, 1,0-12 87
By amt. paid Geo. Z. Bonlz,
et. ah. hoarding Ju
rors,
By amt. paid IT. L. fleck
er. court crier,
By ami. nald Jury Com
missioners, 122 1(5
By amt. paid District At
torney, fees
County Offices.
By amt. paid Geo.a. Kmlg,
auditing county of
dees, S ;5u oo
By amt. paid Goo. C. Shenf
for, (lockets for otllce, Ifl
By amt. paid Geo.c.sheaf
for. Clerk o! Court
fees, 07-1 02
By am', paid Murphy A
Mann, for dockets, 32 .V)
By aim. paid W. V. Cavan
augh, Prolhonolary'H
fees. 1W 17
Commissioner’s Office,
Bv amt. paid J. Loudon
and others, station
ery, &c., 5 Ifti ho
By amt. paid Commission
ers, traveling expen
ponses. 1H 00
By amt. paid M, Brlckor,
balance of salary ns
Commissioner, 'JO in)
By amt. paid M. O. Her
man, salary as Att’y.
to Commissioners,
By amount paid Jacob
Uhonds, services ns
Commissioner, 4501)0
By amt. paid David Dell/,
services as Com'r.,
By nmt. paid J. O. Sample,
services as Com’r., SOI 00
By amt. paid J. B. Floyd.
services as Clerk, 800 00
Constables' Fees,
By amt. paid constable’s
foes in Comt’b cases. S 28 61
By amt paid constable’s,
Quarterly returns, 335 80
I'Jechona.
DyumUpald townsblpand
boro, oleotiou ofll- $ GO3 71
cere.
By amt. paid election ofll
core, dividing Penn
townablp, .15 hr,
By amt. paid election ofll
core, for General elec*
tlou, 812 -lil
By amt. paid election ofll
cere, for Presiden
tial election,
Inquests.
By amt, paid for Inquests
oa dead bodies, g 110 Od
By amt. paid for post mor
tem examinations.
Jail and Eastern Penitenh
By amt, paid Jno. EllJoit,
' shoes and clothing
for prisoners, S IIS !»l
By amt. paid Mlllor A
Bowers, hardware for
prison,
By amt, paid Oeo. Foolo,
rcpnlrsiat Jail,
By amt paid t'ampbell &
Ilonwood. gas fitting
and repairs at fall.
By amt. paid F. C. Kram*
or, girder for cess
pool, .
By amt. paid Adam 1 Dy
sort, shoes, Ao., for
prisoners.
By am t. paid And. Hooker,
repairing locks at
• Jail,
By amt. paid J. Living*
stone, clothing, Ac.,
for prisoners.
By amt. paid L. GuLsball,
fuel for Jail,
By nmt. paid P. Kauft'en-.
borger, shoes lor pris
oners.
By amt, paid Hosier A Bro.,
coal for jail.
By amount paid Jacob
Throne, wood for fall.
By nmt. paid John Bee-
tom,.wood forjnll.
By nmt. paid for C, W.
Ahl, alouo forjnll,
By amt. paid H. L. Gibb,
labor nt Jail, ‘
By amt. paid Khlnesmllh
A Rupp, repairs nt
Jail,
By amt. pn.vP Myers A
Woirloh, dressing
sledges for jail,
By amt. paid Peter Spnbr,
carting stono for jail.
By amt paid gas and wa-
ter company.
By nmt. paid Khoada A
Co., coal for Jail,
By amt. paid Win. Nonk
er, stable rent for
Sheriff,
By amt. paid Gnlshall,
Boyle and others, for
material, labor, Ac.,
at Jail,
By amt. paid Greenllold
and others,
Ac., for prisoners, rf
By amt. paid Arnej A Son?
palntlnjrjall.
By amt paid forsupportof
prisoners In Eastern
IKmlteutlary.
By amt. paid H. Saxton A
Co, paints, oils, Ac.,
forjnll.
By nmt. paid Dr, W. W.
Dale, vaccinating
prisoners,
By nmt. paid Dr. W W.
Dale, salary ah pby-‘
, . Hlclnu tojall.
By nral, paid B. K. Good
year, salary as keep
er,
By amt. paid Gardner A
Co., labor, «tc.. at Jail, ,12.11
By amt. paid J K. Fore-'
man, support of pris
oners, , 2,471!’1)0
By amt. paid for support
• and discharging va
■ granls.
By amt paid for drunken
ness and disorderly
conduct, I,U:<O 111
Justices* Fees,
By amt.-paid Justices’ foes
in (joint h, cases, ■
Loans and Interest.
By amt. paid for loans and
Interest,
Poor House,
By tmu. paid, estimate for,
1572, . 513,000 00
Bv amt, paid visitors to
Boor House, .’W 00
Public Buddings,
By amt. paid (ieo. Bentley,
labor at Court House, j l 2’)
By amt. paid Gutshnll und
■ others. . repairs at
Court House, ' itl O'!
Byamt. paldSaxton A Co.,
oil cloth, nails, Ac.,
lorCourlHouse, IT oi
By' amt. paid Jolm-Gul*
shall, for lumber, la
bor, Ac., for pest
house. 85!) 57
By nnU, paid Geo. Lludor
mood, for bolts, Ac.,
for pest house, .T .Hi
By amt. paid Toomy and
Armstrong, lining
pest house, 09 50
By amt. paid Abrn. A Jos.
' Beeiem, lumber for
pest house, 105 33
• •• SHOO 02
Public Printing,
By amt. paid Bratton A
Kennedy. Printing, S 125 (W
By amt. paid It; J. Uolfoy,
Printing. 25 Oil
By amt. paid Weakly A
Wallace, Printing. 483 00
By amt. paid J. B. Bratton,
Printing, 597 00
51.230 0Q
Miscellaneous Payments,
By amt. paid John Stuart.
refunded Jaxes.- S 22 90
By amt. paid Hoffman and
others, for candles,
Ac.. 39 31
By amt* paid County Audi*
tora, ' 150 00
By amt. paid Geo. Toylbr,
labor at Court House, j 0J
By nrat. paid gas and wa
ter compiiny, lor
Court House, 107 OS
;mt. paid Bosler& Bro.,
coal lor Court House. 02 50
amt. paid Coble and
others, refunded tax
es. H
8 fi.B7-1 18
10,043 70
By Ui
By amt.-paid Cumberland
Fire Co,, appropria
tion.
By amt. paid llobt. Snod
grass, Esq., Record •
in Gorgas’ Appeal, -S 00
By amt. paid Mrs. Byers
and others, cleaning
Court House, . 17 01>
By amt. paid W. M, Pen*
rose, lea In National'
Bank case, 50 (*u
By amt. paid C. Knntz, re
ward and costs for
arresting Burns,
(col’d), 13) 05 '
By amt. paid Beetcm
Bro,, coal for Court
House,
By amt. paid Agricultural
_ Society, appropria
tion, 100 00
Byamt.piUd Horticultural
Society of 'Meehan
• Icaburg, approprla'n. 100 On
By arat.' paid Teachers’
County In-stltuto,
By-amt. paid keeper town
» clock, and lor extra
services,
By amt. paid Gen. George.
Taylor, salary oa Jan
itor, ' 175 00
Byomt. paid for fox scalps, .288 00
15 00
270 21
201 75
05 31
210 00
$103,253 05
410 CHI
$m 50
Total-amt Commissioners* orders,
ByTroasurer’s commission
on same at I per cent. 692 44
By Stale tax paid Stale
Treasurer, as per re
ceipt, 0,917 4H
By Treasurers commission
on Mato assessment,
at 0 per cent.,
•casurer’a commission
for collecting SJ4,-
110 83 County taxes
ats per cent., 2,205 Si
By exonerations allowed
collectors,, 1,509 IS
By commissions allowed
collectors, SSO-ii
ByTreasurer's commission
on receiving 827924 ol
Huckster's llconses
at 5 per cent., 13 (Hi
'casuror’s commission
on recolvlug . 8-10,913
from different sources,,
at % per cent., 300 si
lulstandlug taxes for
1872,
!y abutomeut allowed on
County taxes ns per
check, 1,950 87
ByT«
$5,817 52
50 0.1
ByTn
BALANCE.
By amt, of balance In
hands of Treasurer,
112 00
Total Credits,
Total lieblls,
505 00
To umt. Militia taxes
levied for 1b72,
By amt.paid assessors, en
rolling MlllUa $ 101 :»
By amt. paid for books,
printing, (to..
By amt. paid Commission
ors’ and clerk’s
chargors,
ByTreasurer’s commission
for disbursing at I
per cdnt.,
ByTroosuror’s commission
for collecting 8051, at
5 per cent,
By exonerauloo,? allowed
collectors, .'l5O ou
By commissions allowed
collectors,
By amt. balance In hands
of Treasurer
88.611 OH
8879 10
Total Credits,
Total Debits,
, Liabilities .
Ami. of Principal of County Ponds
outstanding Jo.i. Ist, 1873,
Amt. of Principal on temporary
loans, made Uec. Ith ana nth,
IH7-, •
150 00
Atsels.
lly umt. balance In bauds
olTreasurer, Jim. Ist,
1873. ? 111
Hv amt. outstaml lug luxes,
Jun. Jut, IhTJ,
;i7O oo
*2,JIM 80
Actual Indebtedness,
WPATKMENT OF OUTSTANDING TAXES ON
THE Ist DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873.
Yit* CoUvctora. . Jioro'a and Ttcp's Amt,
1859 Wm. J. Klnor, N. Middleton, 9 375 00
b 7« Chna. P. Snuno, Carlisle, E w„ rw 15
Daniel Oiler,' Carllsle,W.W..t 375 00
Ham’] H. Kennedy, Newvllle, f uiiO 05
Wm.J. IClncr, N. Mlddlejon 382 73
I. M. Dykes. Hhlpp’g Iloro',+ 110 31
n.aniei Rudy, Upper Allen, 100 35
ls7l JohnHpuhr. Carlisle,W. W., 50 00
Wm, 8. Miller, Dickinson, 70 23
Sam’l Thunuun, Frunkford, 3 13 70
\lpnous Day, Mechanlcub'g.t 218 1H
Joseph Durr. Monroe, WM 39
Geo- F. Getter, Nowvlllo, 92 80
Levi Heugy, Penn, 203 63
11. 11. Gibb, s. Middleton, 631 0-1
1573 A. J Welsh; Carlisle. E. W.. 523 01
Goo. P. Myers, Carlisle, W.W„ 430 68
David Mnrtz, Dickinson, 333 01
Lazarus Mlnlob, Frankford, 41 60
Joseph Wolf, UampUen,* 171 OT
Vi‘A II
780 10
52.272 «
10 00
5120 OS
dfCunmUtl.
250 07
53 20
27 35
(111 (Ml
Hi no
652 is
00 00
CO 10
7J58
ioi r,u
25 DO.
ISS G 3
5S 34
70 (15
10-71 32
122 71
20 00
I(Xl 00
10ft 0(1
Sl-J.20l ST
sisa n»
Sin.svj 15
si8.«»o oo
10 0J
100 0(1
as :. r >
aw o»
70 Oil
$1,758 S 3
$69,211 32
137 (U
13,005 i5O
£27,075 67
86,033 10
$103,253 05
103.253 03
81,713 50
21 87
375 00
BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BRANDS.
27 S“,
:\o io
720 71
$1,713 50
1,713 60
S 27,138 00
4,000 00
Hept. HO, 1872.
531,438 00
13,000 51)
$19,003 75
$12,811 25
* J conscientiously believe that your Plano Is lu every respect a most innf/nifU‘<-nl
'jFinancCal.
Jatncs .
Peter Drhwbaugb, Mechanlcab’g,
James B. Green, Middlesex."
Jacob Woart, Mifflin,*
LovlEnoh, Monroe,
Thos. Ilpllllllngcr, Nowburg,'* 52 50
Jno. M. Killian, N*owvHlo,' > ' <>- 10
Georgo Murphy, Newton, ir 539,"';
M. BelstUne, N. Middleton. 1 :UI f«
Levi Ilengy, Penn,* -until
Wilson A. Bold. Hllversprlng. 1.27" fl(>
Win.H.Wl.sc. S. Middleton.* Ml 59
Win, Morrow. Southampton.'* 710 57
Jacob Keefer, Shlpp'g Bonn,* 100 M)
Ellas Hock, “ twp. ■= is;i oo
Levi Anderson, Upper Allen, 70 -I"
Levi B. Sprout, W. Pennsboro,* 2.75 ho ,
sn.ofio ;
Those marked thus * In pail paid since.
Those marked thus f Bank tax in iitigatioi:
Those marked thus \ paid In full.
Wo. the Commissioner* of Cumberland coun
ty, do certify and submit the foregoing as a cor-,
rect statement of the Receipt* anti Expendi
tures of said county, from tbo'istday of Januuiy
to tho 3Ut tlay of December, A. D, 1572, Inclu
sive; also.a schedule of outstanding tuxes In
tho Boroughs and Townships therein staled,
f, —■ —.) Witness our hands and seal of of
< h, s. Mice at Carlisle, tho 251 h day of Jnnu
(w-'j ary, A. 1). 1573.
- JACOB RHOADS,
DAVID DIETZ.
JOHN C. SAMPLE,
OitnmiAsionrr. » i>/ Cumberland O mnfi/.
Attest, John b. Fj.oyd,
We, the Auditors of Cumberland county met
according to law, and having boon sworn, pro
ceeded to examine tho accounts'and vouchors
of George Bold), Esq., Treasurer of said county,
from tho Ist day of January,) 6 1 ho.‘list day of De
cember, a. D. 1572. Inclusive, do certify that wo
find.tho sum of SIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUN
DRED ANi> EIITV-THUEE DOLLARS AND
EIGHTY-SEVEN CENTS, including military
fund, duo by said Treasurer to the county afore
said, ns will appear by the-foregolng exhlbltof
said account.
In testimony whereof we have, berounto-set
our hands at-CarMsle, the 31st day ot January,
187 a.
JACOB HEMMINGER.
PETER SNYDER,
GEO. W. HEAGY,
sJan73-lt
iiatscellaurouEi
T IST OP BALES' TOJiE CALLED
i 1 By N. B. MOORE. AUCTIONEER :
February 20, James Htimrt.S. Middle-ton.
21, George Rahn.S. Mlduletou,
22, John Trill, Penn.
24, Sam’l Spapgler. Dickinson.
23, Louis Bishop, Penn..
20, -Sam'l Eickea, Dickinson.
27 Jacob Goodyear Dickinson.-
2» . David Middleton.
. March 1 J. L. HaudsheW Penn.
71 Henry H. Keeney s. Mkldle'u.
1 George Shafer Dickinson,
3 Adlck Bishop Penn,
(l John Doner Penn.
7 E. W. Seanght S. Middleton
s Alex. Lindsay, K, Middleton.
” ID Dan’l Rife South Middleton.
H Win Adams West, Pennsboro,
12 J. A. Ohclron S. Middleton.
1 'I Nathaniel .Martin '•Dickinson
ir David MarD. 'k-kluson. >•
17 Wm. Forroe Penn.
IS Jacob Whenry N. Middleton,
ID TU. Wlckert, S. Middleton.
21 David Zug Peon
22 Adam Fagot Frankiord twp,
20 Pierson Clark Penn,
List op sales to be called
By WM. DEVENNEY, A UCTIONLEH.
Feb 20 Joseph Haywood. York county
21 George Wilson. Upper Allen. -
22 Elizabeth Bennett Boiling Spr.
2! John Sollenborger Mcnroe.
2.5 J. 8. Groll’ HUver Spring.
2(5 George GCnsler Middlesex.
27- Peter Gross Monroe.
2S Jo.slnh Nelson Upper Allen.
1 Jacob R. Allen Stiver Spring.
‘ l,u . 8 - John Myers Middlesex.
■1 nowa.il If. Stiock Monroe.
. r» Jacob Wolse South Middleton. .
U William Wolf Middlesex.
•7 S. A. Hailing Middlesex,
s John Armstrong Silver Spring.
1U B. I>. Kills'. Middlesex.
11 ■ John Strlekler Middlesex.
Pi Jacob L. Ulckoy Middlesex.
II John Uovonney Upper Allen.
1.5 Samuel Baker Monroe.
17 Frederick Zelglcr Middlesex.
IS C.W. Weaver West Pennshoro.
. IP John Hoedo Silverspring.
20 Win. Senseninn Lower Allen.
21 Jacob Flroved Middlesex.
22 William Hongy Silver spring.
21 ‘ Edwin J. Dlller Dickinson,
25 M, Yeingst Sonth'Mlddloton.
2(5 Andreev Stevens 8. Middleton. -
27 Henry Leo Dlclnsou.
20 Peter Filler Boiling spring.
List of .sales to be called
BY COMMODOHE POUTER, AUCTIONEER.
Feb 22, Kob’t Mcllvnnb,.W. Pcnnsboro,
27, Jacob Heed, Frankiord.
Mar. 1, B. 1. .Stcrroll. West Pcnnsboro.
51, Gardner A Noglo. West Pcunsburn.
•5, BenJ. Bloscr, Frunkford.
it, Peter Mluich, Dickinson.
7, James Dnlfy, West Pennsboro.
«. G. W. Waggoner,; West Pcnnsboro.
10, Johh Brlndle, “ “
12, Jacob Rhoads, “ “
18, John Heart, “
M, ■G. W. PelVer,
Oft TO ,§2O i'jnHDAY! Agents wanted [ All
mtlclosscs of working persons, of either sex
young or old, make more money at work for us
in their spare, moments, or all tho time, than a
anything else Particulars Jree. Address G.
Stinson A Co., Portland, Maine. 1250pt72
OPT? In Another column, advertisement about
iJllilj lOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS.
1872. Grand Fall Opening. 1872.
No. 18 North Hanover St.
Having returned from the Kns!ern,.Markois with a
Large & Well-Selected Stock 01, ioods
I am prepared * > oiler HAUUAIN-S In all who will favor us w ilh a call.
Please examine the following before purchasing el.Miwherc, it you de.sire to nave money:
liftc’iesV Gent's uml Misses’ KID GLOVKH, -
Woolen and Cotton HOSIERY, all kinds,
A complete assortment of ZEPHYR, GERM/ NTOWN ami
FANCY YAFIN.S. Also, a full lino of
Jet. and Plated Jewelry,
Bracelets, Neck-Ties, Chains, &c.
J. H, WOLF. •
. Sept. 20, 1872. >'n. iSAfitli lit, iu.\« rM.itfill Isle.
ffiW, HEW, NEW.
Pall and Winter Dry Goods at
Duke
•The Largest Stock ! The Greatest Variety
At tiio Lowest Price's ever ollurcil to tlio piilillc. LAU uud irnikb rv norsomtl exumlmiUon
of thin stock, and we will convince you that thin Ik true. o have all the new and
Late Style Dress Hoods !
VFXVETEENH In every shade at the very lowest prices.
SHAWLS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES.
White and Colovc-u ilhinhels, Ac. Flannels in all colors and qualities, al old prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Overcoatings,
unit Huitinols of the best mutinies ami nobbiest, styles, in tills lino of Hoods we cannot bo
excelled. U will do you food to see them. Call and hen ibo whole slock and be convinced
tlmt wo Hell cheap. _
DUKE & BDRKHOL DJli-R, xorth Hanover HU, C'arlls to
WING and SON.
“THE AMERICAN PIANO, 55
423 BROOME STREET, NEW YORK
—Unsurpassed —
First premiums wherever exhibited—Friers low for the quality—Large prices allowed for
sceomMmnd Instruments In Exchange.
From Mr. Fdicard (he celebrated Pianist.
The American Plauo has deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Hnud lor circulars to
onn3U7Wlm WIIMO.S SON. <23Broomo SI., N.Y
riniu Modlolnoof Hip Hilllmi!
IMULOSOI’HY AND KACI'
81 (U
iio 12
179 17
530 21
HOLLOV/AIT’S PILLS
The Exciliug ( uiisc of Sicknessi
The blood is tho 11 fo sustaining It fur
nishes tho components «1 llesh, bone, muscle,
nerve ami integument. Tho stoumeu 1b Its
ufantory. tho velm its distributors, m 1 the'ln
testifies the uhnnnol through which tho waalo
mailer rejected in its productions «xpclled-
Upon tlie stomach, tho circulation nail tho bo W
els. these Tills act simultaneously. relieving in
digestion, purifying the fluids, and regulating
the excretions.
The National Complaint.
Dyspepsia Is tho most cominou.dlseuso among
nil Classes in this country. U assumes a thou
sand shapes, and Is the primary source of in
numerable dangerous maladies; hut whatever,
its type or symptoms, however obstinate Its
rcslßiauco-to ordinary preparations, it yields
reiniiiy uml rapidly to this searching and uner
ring remedy.
ItilioiiN Affection*. . f . t .
Tho qunnittyand nuumyoftho bilen™Of>*“[}
Importance to health. Upon the liver, thoglaml
which secretes this tlnid, these pills operow*P®
cmcnlly. Infallibly rectifying lie irregularities,
and efleutually curing Jaundice, Bilious Uemltj
taut?, and all tho varieties of disease generated
by an unnaiuml condition of the organ.
Ilowcl Complaints.
Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, tho whole body sliders. Tons of thou
sands die annually of Dysentery, Dlarrhow,
Chronic Constipation. and other diseases of
these waste pipes of tho system. Tho ©fleet of
the Tills upon all. Intestinal disorders, whether
casual or epidemic, is u phenomenon in medi
cine. By ti.llowlug the primed directions, tho
most alarming cases of bowel complaints are
promptly controlled.
X Word to Fcnmlea.
Tlie local debility and irregularities which are
©special annoyances of tho weaker sox and
winch, when neglected, always shorten life, are
relieved for tho time being, and prevented for
the time to come, by a course of tills mild but
thorough alterative.
A utlilors.
Holloway's Pills arc the best remedy
known in the world for the following
diseases:
ASTHMA, BO WISH COMPLAINTS, '
COUGHS. COLDS, COST! YEN ESS,
CHEST DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA. * r
IHARRHCEA. DROPSY, DEBILITY.
FEVER AND AGUE, HEADACHES. twT
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, PILES,
INDIGESTION, INFLUENZA. , , , „
INFLAMMATION, INWARD WEAKNESS,
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
LOWNESS OF SPIRITS,
STONE ANIJ GKAVEL.
• HECONDAUY SYMPTOMS,
WOIIMSOE ALU KINDS. iTT „
***riold lit tho Manufactories of Holloway «£
Co. 7b Malden Lanu, Wow York, uml by all re-
Mieulublo Diugglsts and Dealers In Medicines
i hroughout the United Stales In boxes at els.,
tW'S cents, and 81 each.
CAUTION.— The trade mark of a loiter U In a
circle is on eneli box of Pills oi Pol of Ointment
Tins secures the genuine.
Heo.li) l «7i*— ly—co w
J U M R I'l It LA .N i) VA i L E y
C HANG K
Ou unci after Wednesday. Feb. 12,1873, I'naaou*
ger Trains will run dally us follows, (Suudayso*-
edited).
Acawuntxuiuon Train loaves Harrisburg 6.00 A
M..Meohanicsburg 8:35, Carlisle 5.11, NewvilleO.l7
Bhlppensbnrg 10.20, Cliambersburg 10.44, Green*
castle ll.ift, arriving at Hagerstown 11.15 A. M
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg 1.55 P. M., M«
chanlcsburg'4.27, Carlisle 2.55, NewviUo 3.32, Ship
puusburg ,-1,U2, Cliambersburg -1.35, Gieencostln
n.ll, arriving at Hagerstown 5.10 P. M.
Alrwjr.M 7V«m leaves Harrisburg *1,15 P. M.. .ufl
jlmuicsburg s.l7,Carlisle 5.-17, Newvlll# 6.20, Shin
pensburgO. JS, arriving at Chumborsburg at 7.15
1 A MIXED TRAIN leaves Cbambersburg .at
7:15a. m., Greoncastlo y.OB, arriving at Ha
gerstown 10.00 a in. .
A MIXED TRAIN Raves Cliambersburg at
•13.5 pm, Marlon 5 00. Williamson 5,30, Mercers
burg 0 20,Loudon 7 00. arriving at Richmond at
7 20 p in
Accommodation Train leaves Chambersburg 5,C0
A. M.. Shlppensburg 5.29, Nowvllle 6.00, Carlisle
0.6.3, Mcchaulcshurg 7.o2'arriving at Harrisburg
7.60 A. M.
Mail Train leaves Hagerstown 7.35 A.M.,Ureeu
castle S.OB, Chambersburg 8.50. Shlprensburg 9.25
Nowvllle 9.51, Carlisle 11.29, Meobanlcsburg 11.06.
arriving at Harrisburg 11.00 I*. M.
Krpress Train leaves Hngorstawr. 12.00 Jl
'Oreoucastlo 12.28, Chambersburg 1.06, Suippem*-
burg 1.67, Newvillo 2.10, Carlisle 2,60, Mechanics,
burg 6.16, arriving at Harrisburg 3.-15 P. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 3.20, P. M.
Greeucastlo 1.27, arriving at Chambersburg 5.20
PM.
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Richmond at 6 15 a
in', Loudon 6 60, Merccisburg 7 05, Wllllarasoh
7 -18, Murlou 8 15, arriving at Chambersburg 8-12
Making close connections at Harrisburg
wlta trains to and from Philadelphia,New York,
Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, and all points
West.
Trains run on Philadelphia time, which Is ten
minutes faster than our.local lime.
SUi‘EKLNTF.NDKNT’« OFFICE I
Chnmb’g.. P» , Fob. 12- ’73. J
Burkholder’S
From the “Independent
pttsrnlaucoug.
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WELLS’ CAIiBOLIC TABLETS,
Worthless imitations are.on the market but
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FOR 1873.
The Guide is published quarterly. 25c pays for 1
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tenvards.soml money to the amount of One Dol
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Window Gardens, Ac , and a mass of informa
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on dno tinted paper, some 500 Engravings and
a‘superb Colored plato and Chroma Cover The
llrst edition Of 200.000 Just printed In English
and German. JAMES VICK, Rochester, .Now
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THE ONLY' American Musical Instruments ol
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JURUBEBA!
Tlie Great South American Blood PuriQe.
is unequalled by any known remedy. It will
eradicate, extirpate and thoroughly destroy all
poisonous mbstances In the Blood and wifi ef
fectually dispel all predisposition to billions de
rangement,
Is there wont ol action In your II vorand sr lean-
Unless relieved at once, tho blood becomes im
pure by deleterious secretions, producing scrof
ulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pustules
canker, pimples, ao., <tc. ,
Have you a dyspeptic stomach? Unless dl-
Bestlpn Is promptly aldeJ the system la debili
tated with loss o| vital force, poverty ol the
blood, dropsical tendency, gouerol weakness oi
lassitude. Take it to assist digestion wlthoul
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Huvoyou weakness of tho Intestines? You
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ful Inflammation of the bowels. Take It to al
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muttons.
Hoye you weakness of the uterine or urinary
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Are you dejected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de
pressed in spirits, with head-ache, back-ache
coaled tongue and bad tasting mouth?
• Kora certain remedy for all of these diseases
weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing and
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restoring tho weakened constitution use
JUMJBEBA 5
which 1h proiiunuced by the loading meiiioi.i
authorities of London and Paris ‘‘tbo m«Stpowl
orful tonic and alterative known to the meSic'il
world I his Is no new and nutned discovery
but has been long used by iho leading nbv&i.
rcsuh« ,f ° lhCr couutrleH wlt “ remedial
u,Pn!’n,!S {en,B 2 d impair the digestive organs
c <- 8 and physics, they give onU tem
porary roller—lndigestion, flatulency and dys
w £l* Piicaaud. kindred diseases aro sure
to follow their use Keep ttao blood pure and
Prl,io one Dollar per bottle
JOHN Q KELLOGG,# Platt street. y
Bole Agent for the United States, Send foroir.
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