Chapped hands, face, tough slcih,
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, an<i
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the akin made soft and smooth, liy
using the Juniper Tar Soap made hy
Caswell, Hazard <4. Co., Now York.—
Bo certain to get the Juniper Tar troop,
as there are many worthless imita
tions made with common tar.
The Porkst and Sweetest- Cod
Liver Oil is Hazard & Caswell’s, made
on the sea shore, from fresh, selected"
livers, by Gaswoli, Hazard & C 0.,, Now
York..lt is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to ail others. Physicians have deei
ed it superior to any of the other oils
in market. Feb. 23,12 w.
The coming Sai.es We have re
cently printed bills .for the inflowing
sales of personal property;
Mar. B—H. S. Keeny, South Middle
lon, horses, cows, hogs, and farming
implements.
Mar. 3—John Myers, North Middleton
township, horses, cows, young -cattle,
hogs, farming implements, grain in Hie
ground, and household furniture.
Mar. 4—George Sheaffer, in Dickin
son township, horses, milk cows, bulls,
sheep, and a variety of farming imple
ments.
Mar. 4—Daniel Low, West Penns
. borough twp., horses, milk cows, young
cattle, and a .variety of farming
implements.
March 0.--Wm. A, Martin, South
Middleton township, on the road leading
from Carlisle to Boiling Springs, young
cow, shoots, household furniture, &c.
Mar o—Wm. C. Wolf, In Middlesex
township, work horses, colts, cows and
young cattle, sows and shouts, farming
Implements, and household aud kitchen
furniture. '
Mar. 7.—P. W. Searight, South Mid
dleton township, one a-half miles west
of Carlisle, horses, polls, milk cows,
young cattle, bulls, shouts, farmlugim
plemonts, &c.
Mar. 7—Benj. L. Waggoner, North
Middleton twp., horses, milk cows, and
a variety of other personal property.
Mar. 7—Samuel A. Bailing, in Mid
dlesex twp., horses, cows, mules, and a
variety ol farming implements..
Mar. 7—John Balling, Middlesex
township, cows, young cattle.
Mar. 8 John Armstrong, Silver
Spring twp., work horses, colts, cows,
heifers, young cattle, and a variety of
farming implements.
Mar. 10.—Daniel Rife, South Middle
toil township, horses, milk cows, young
cattle, sheep, hogs, shouts, grain )u the
ground,and fanning implement's.
March 10.—Wm. M'Crea, Frankford
township, horses, colts, cows, farming
Implements aud 32 acres of gravel land. ■
March 11.—James E. Walker^Frauk-
ford township, 2J miles north of Bloser
vllie, horses, cows, young cuttle, bogs,
ten acres of timber, farming implements,
&Q.
March 12» —J. A. Bbetron, South Mid
dleton,horses, coWs, young cattle, shoats,
farming implements, &c.
Mar. 12—Jacob. Rhoads, .West Penns
borougti township, horses, mules, steers,
young cattle, shoats, sheep,and a variety
of farming implements
Mar. 13—Levi Mickey, on the farm of
Jacob Winner, Middlesex .township,
work horses, cows, young cattle, shoats,
and a variety of,farming implements.
Mar-14—G. W. Swiger, on Waggoner’s
Gap road, horses, cows, young cattle and
a'variety of farming implements.
Mar. 14.—Q. W. Pefler, West Penns
boro’ township, on the Diller farm, hor
ses, colts, milk cows and. young cattle,
sheep and hogs, farming implements,&o.
Mai-. 17.—JTred’k Zeigler, Middlesex
township, horses, colls, cows and young
cattle, bull, shoals; farming implements
and household furniture.
Mar. 18—Jacob' Weary, in North
Middleton twp., horses, cows, young
cattle, sheep, and n variety of farming
implements.
Mar. 19—T. Wiokert, on “Happy Es
treat” farm, a few hundred yards west
of Carlisle, on the pike, horses, colt, milk
cows, heifer and bull, sows, shoals and
pigs, and a great variety of farming im
plements; also his dairy fixtures, &c.
March 22.—John Reep, Penn township,
family horse, cow,' carriage, household
furniture, &c.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
43TSpeolal Notice.—All persons Indebted to
the firm of MILLER & BUTTORFF Will please
cMI and make payment without delay ns the
business of said firm must ho settled up.
JOHN MILLER,
Surviving Partner.
127feb73.tr
»• FaM aod Winter.
COYLE BROTHERS.
Wholesale Notion House,
No. 24 South Hanover Street, Carlisle.
1872-
During the season they Intend to keep in
stock a general line of Woolen and Buck.goods,
Q*ent's , Undorwedr, Ladles, Gent’s, Misses’ and
Childrens’ Hosiery, Scarfa aud Wristlets.Gent’s
Buck Gloves, Gauntlets and Mitts; also, will
have constantly on hands a lino of Suspenders,
Head Nets, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,-
Cotton Hosiery, week Ties. Fancy Bows, Paper
Collars, Cuffs, Stationary, Tie Yarn, Wrapping
Paper, Paper Bags, Drugs, Fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil and Porlumery, and an endless variety ol
nick-nacks In general.
IF you want Coal that will give you snlslac-
Hon go whore a full stock of all the standard
Coals are kept. None recommended but the
best. Call at yards of A. H, BLAIR & SON.-
Nice frosn Cheese at Means’, No. 78 8* Hauo-
vor street. . , MayO-tf.
49-1 Wish It distinctly understood that 1 do
not soli PUtflDurg but COLUMBIA OIL, which I
guarantee to equal Pittsburg Oil in every par
ticular. GEO. B. HOFFMAN.
N. B.—The.trade supplied lower than by any
ot.ier house in Cajlislo, and If oil does not prove
satisfactory return nt my expense.
£9~Havlng recently purchased a Pepper Mill
am now prepared to offer a pure article of
ground Pepper, which I can warrant to bo pure
•s It Is ground under my own supervision, and
will forfeit the sum of TWBNTY DOLLARS lor
the slightest detection of adulteration.
GEO. B. HOFFMBN,
U and 88 Ppmfret St
28n0v72tl
4®-EnterprJse l Enterprise! Persons about
starting housekeeping will do well by calling at
the cheap cash stores of Geo. B. Hoffman and
examine his large and well selected stock of
Queeuswaro and Wood and Willow Wares; also
everything pertaining to the Grocery and Pro*
vision business. Stores, No.’s 4( and 88 East
Porafrot street. 27fobtr
49>If yon want anything in the provision
lino give W. A. Iluinrlch a call and save 20 per
cent. —— Sf7fsb7B
O-Ifyou want anything In fruit, meal, fish,
vegetable, nut, sauce, spice or cheese lino, give
Humrlch a call and you won’t regret It. 27f
SPECIAENO TICES.
Caatorla—A substitute for Castor Oil—
a family physio which Is pleasant to take and
does not distress or gripe, but is sure to operate
When all other remedies have lailed. It lb a
purely vegetable preparation,containing neith
er Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol, the result
ofdfioeu years experimenting by Doctor wam’l
Pltcner. It Is perfectly harmless and Jar more
effective than Pills, Narcotic Uyraps or Castor
0.1. By soothing the system it produces natu
ril sleep, puillcnturly adapted to crying or
t-uthlng children. It kills worms, cures Stom
ach Ache, Consttpatoii, Flatulency and De
rangement of the Liver. No family can afford
to bo wilhou’. this article. It costs bpl 50 cents
—ask your druggist to gel It for you, and he
Will always keep It.
Havo You Sceu Hor?—A lady who
for tho Inst live years has boon a lender of faih
ion In New York, nml who may bo soon twice a
week In her elegant caloche driving a pair of
superb ponies In Central Park, baa recently
stated, in the selocPclrclo lo which she belongs,
that the only article in e.-rlstonco which Imparts
beauty and lustra to Iho complexion without
ultimately Impairing tins texture of tlm skin
and causing It to collapse and wrinkle. Is Ha
oak's MAUNonrA H.U.M. The name of the dis
tinguished member of the bean numdo who
made this declaration cannot with propriety bo
glyon, but.it may bo mentioned cn jiojsatUc that
she has spent several years of her 1110 In Europe
and is familiar vvnh all the arts and prepara
lions employed by tlm court be-uit leant tho old
world I o enhance 1 1 mi r ell-ii- 1 an.
Tnknt like orient pearls sot in cushions of rose,
A breath like tho perfume the toilet bestows;
These are'charms to win the heart wlu-n all
. other charms fade.
Gut they can’t bo preserved without Sosiodonl s
Spalding’s Glue mh-ii-n mi inii.n*. ;n-s. x<-
JACOB LIVIXGSto.n
'Wholesale Tobacco if; Set/m-s,
No. 27 North Hanover Stire l ,
Carlisle, Pa.
Prices as low as in Phi h-tn lillun 1 |.
April 25,1872—1 y.
MARKETS.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Oinrcled weekly by J. H. Hauler X* Bro.
FAMILY FLOUR
SUPERFINE FLOUR
RYE ELOUR
WHEAT WHITE ■
WHEAT RED
KYE - -•
CORN
OATS
CLOVERSEED
TXMOTHYBEED
FLAXSEED , T
CARLISLE PROVISION .MARKET'
Con'eded ireekiy by Geo. B. Hoffman d Son
Carlisle, February IM, 1873.
1 BUTTER 1 •
-EGGS 1
LARD - - . -
TALLOW .
BEESWAX
BACON HAMS
do SHOULDERS
do SIDES - :
BEANS per bus.
HAGS
DRIED APPLE,
UNPAUEU I’EAUHE-S
PARED do
PITTED CHERRIES .
ONIONS
closing prices.
DeHaven & Bro.
W SOUTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA
3 o'clock P M, P/iila., I’cb. (!, 1873.
Now U. B.G'HoriBBl,
U.S. d’HOf 'Bl.
“ ’O3, not called
“ ’tii, Ist called
“ ’«2, 2d call
'02,3d call
“ ’fts, ue
“ ’O7 -
“ »«S
'* 'o’h, in-io’B,
U. S. 30 YcarO percent. Cy.,
Gold.
Sliver,
U. Pacific It. R. Ist Mori. Bonds,
Central Pueblo R. .U,
Union Pacific Laud Grant Bonds
JURORS.
FIRST week.
Alexander. Samuel Fraukford
Brandt, George Monroe
Bomberger. Jaeob Southampton
Bnoker, Samuel Silver Spring
Bucher, Isaac Middlesex
Cornraan, Frederick Carlisle
Corwraan, I Carlisle
Cramer, Calvin Hopewell
Comfort, J. C Lower Allen
Dune m. Albert Shlppensburg Borough
Dill, J. O. Monroe
Ernst, J. C ~P»mn
Fishhurn, Anthony Dickinson
Flukenbimler, Levi MlfQln
Flahel, Edmond Monroe
Fosnaught. John .....Newton
Grabll, Ellas •. Lower Allen
Gross., Levi Monrdo
Gracy, William Newton
Halter, Israel ; Southampton :
Hess.S. B Dlcalnson
Hartzler, Samuel : Upper Allen
Koch, Samuel.’. Bonn
Kerr, David West Pounshorougn
Klminol, John ..Fast .Pennabnrough
Millelsen, Joseph Mechaulcaburg
Miller, Jacob. L.... Hopewell
Moore, William., Dickinson
Mohler, William -..South Middleton
Megary. John Upper Allen
Plank, Daniel Monro-
Iloyor. Harrison South Middleton
U«s»H. William ........vJVleohanlcsburg
Uupp. Henry M .T>y...Hntnpdeu
Starry, Abraham Ssmhampton
Strode, Joseph. Jr Silver Spring
Smiley, George Carlisle
Bhealler. Jacob Southampton
Trill, Benjamin F i.Dlckiuson
Varner, David Souihampton
Wetzel. Henry : Middlesex
Wonderly, F Mechanics burg
Welly, David Cook
Wolf, John East Penntlborough
Woodburn, J.S Dickinson
Zug, J. T LtrlUlo
Zimmerman, Isaac X*ower Allen
Zeiglor, Levi Carlisle
SECOND WEEK.
Anthony, John
Arnold,Solomoui .'
Brinks, A. U.
Brenneman. Henry
Baker, Samuel
.Blair, William
Claudy, .Tolm
Crull, Lafayette
Delhi, rt. B.
Dougherty,-George
Davis, John P.
Enck John
Forehofe, Jacob
Gelgor, Charles .
Gorges, S. P.
Gilsslngor, Andrew
Goodyear, Joseph
Hartzlor, Uudulph
Hyers, Charles
Harris, Samuel, Jr.
Hoffert. Jacob
Koontz, William
Lytle, William
Xa>os6, William H,
Muininn. Ell
Miller, Joseph
Miller, Samuel
Mounlz, Philip .
M’Kcehan, George D.
Ogllby. I'harles .
Piper, .fohn
• Pentz, Jacob
P itler, William
Rudy. Daniel
Sues, Jacob B, . .
Shoop, George
Seovcrs, Isaac
Stevlck, D. H.
Slierrlck, Christian
Sterrett, S. W,
Thrush, George
Voglcaoug, Tnomas
Walters; Joseph
Welgle, Henry G.
Williams, Joseph
Wlnemlllcr, George
Walker, W. L.
Zclgler. Jacob B,
1573
31A JR RIE D.
WIER-DENNET.-On the 2nd Inst., by the
Rev. John H. W.Sarles, John H. Wlerto Agues
Herron, daughter of the late John J. Bonncit.of
Long Island, New York.
1> IB JD.
BITITNGER.—At tho residence of her son-in
law, Mr Peter Melllnsrer. near Oakville, un the
Oto inst., Mrs. Small Ritttngor, of Greonvillngc,
Franklin Co., in tho BJd year of her age.
COCKLIN.—In Lawrence, Kansas, on tho 12th
Instant, of consumption, Mrs Marla Cocklln,
wife of Daniel M. Coclklu, formerly of Carlisle,
ogod about 09 years.
[Mechautcabuig. Pa., and Baltimore, Md., pa
pers please copy.]
ETTEtt.—ln South Middleton township, on
the 17th Inst., Samuel Eltor, Sr., in the 7Uth year
of his age.
FOBEFIOPE.—In Mifflin township, on the huh
lust., Mrs. Catharine, wife of Jaojb Korehope,
aged about 02 years. .
FOREMAN.—In Nowlon township, on Satur
day, February Isth, f/onb, wife, of David Fore
man, aged 71 years. I month and 9 days,
QELVIN.—On tho ißlh Inst.,’near Oakville, jit
ter a Hogo-ln« Illness, Mr, Jamed Gelvlu, aged
02 years and U days.
KELSO.—In SUlpponsburg. Feb., 17th, Geo. M.
Kelso, son of Maj. James Kelso, aged 20 years.
MARTIN -In South Middleton twp„ on tho
10th Inst., Sarah J., wife of William A. Martin,
aged 19 years, 10 months and 15 days.
MASONHEiMER.—In this borough, on Wed
nesday,'the 12th lust., Mrs. Elizabeth Mnson
tielmor, wife o( John Mnsonhelmer, aged CO
years, 7 mouths and 17 days.
TRO.STLE.—In Chnmhorsbuvg, on the 10th
Inst., Mr. Daniel Trostlo,agedsB years. 0 months
and 1 day.
WALLACE.—In Southampton township, on
(ho 10th Inst., Miss Nanny Elizabeth Wallace, of
Oakville, aged l‘l years, 3 months and 12 days.
TSTeto Sltibmfsr mints.
Q.EO. WOOD & CO.
PARLOR & VESTRY ORGANS.
They are tho best, and henco the cheapest Or*
gan in the market. Agency at
J. M. MASONHEIMER’B STORE ROOM,
s. w. Corner Pomf rot and Pitt su, •
27feb78-3mos OarlUlei
Carlisle, February 20, :573-
In accordance with an Act entitled “An Act to
permit the voters oft bis Commonwealth to vote
every three years, on the question of granting
licenses toaell Intoxicating liquors.”
Section' 1. Jic it enacted by the Senate uml House
• of Representatives of (he of I*enn
sylvama in General Assembly met, and U is hereby
enacted by Ihe authority of (he same. That on tuo
• third Friday In March, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-three, In every city and coun
ty In this Common wealth, and at the annual
municipal elections every third year thereafter,
In every such city and county, It aha'LDothe
duty «1 the inspectors and judges of elections In
the cities andcounties, to receive tickets, either
written or printed, from the legal voters oi said
cities and counties, labeled on the outside, “li
cense," and on the inside “for license,” or
“against license,” and to deposit said tickets in
a box provided fur that purpose by said inspec
tors and Judges, ns Is required by law In the
•asoof utlier tickets recolv ed at said election ;
a aud the tickets so received snail bo counted,
and a return of the sumo made to the clerk of
the Court ol Quarter sessions of the Ponce of the
fnopor county, duly coriltled ns is required by.
aw; which certillcate shall bo.laid before tlio
judges of the said court, at iho llrst meeting
of said court alter said election rdmll be
held, and shall bo Hied wilt, the other rec
ords of said court; ami it shall bo the duty of
the mayors of cities, and shentrs of comities,
or of any other officer, whoso duly It may be to
perforin such service, to give duo public notice
of such spt clal election above provided for,
three weeks previous to the time of holding the
aarne, and «fsd three weeks before such t-lcctiou
every third year thereafter: Provided. That
this act shall not be construed to repeal or affect
any special Jaw prohibiting the sale of Intoxi
cating liquors, or prohibiting Hie granting of
licenses r Provided, That when the municipal
and township elections in any county or city do
not occur on tho third Friday In March, the
election provided fur m this section s .all .be
hold on the day fixed for tee municipal elec
tions In said county : And provided further. That
alt licenses granted alter the first day of Janu
ary, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
shall cease, dr-turmtuu and become void
on tho first d.iy of April, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, If the district for
which they shall be grunted.determines against
the granting of lleuuso; and the trcasuiur of
tho proper county shall then refund, to tho
holder of such license, the moneys so paid
therefor, for which the Said treasurers shall be
eutitled to credit In his accounts with the Com
monwealth.
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Section u. That In receiving and counting,
ami In making returns of tho votes cast, the In
spectors and judges, ami clocks of said election,
sliu|l he governed by the laws of this Common
wealth regulaCng general elections; and all tho
penalties of said election laws are hereby ex
tended to, unu shall apply to llxo Voters, In
spectors, Judges and clerks, voting at and in at
tendance upon the elections held under the
provisions of this act.
Section 3. Whenever, by the returns of elec
tions in any cl,ty or county aforesaid, ft shall
appear that there Is a majority against license,
It shall not bo lawful fur any court or bon d of
license commissioners to Issue any license
lor tho sale of splrllous, vlnuqus, mult
or otner Intoxicating liquors, or auy admix
ture thereof, In said oily or county, at auy
tune, thereafter,, until at an election us
above provided, a majority shall vote In
' favor of'license; Provided, that nothing con
tained la tne provisions of this act shall pre
vent tho issuing of licenses to druggists, lor tho
.sale of liquors fur medicinal and manufacturing,
purposes ; provided, The citizens of the borough
ol Lebanon shall vote upon the question on the
third Friday, of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-ihroo, on the same day and
time when the townships of tho cbuuty of Leb
anon holu their* spring elections.
WXLIIaM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives*
JAMES S. KUTAN,
Speaker of tho Senate.
Approved—The' twenty seven day o‘ March;
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
bevouty-twe. JNo. W. GEARY.
Given under my hand at mv ofllce, In 1 Carlisle,
this uutli day or February. In tho year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred uud seventy
three, and In tho ninety-seventh year of tho Xu- !
dependence or i ho United States.
SSUkkike’s office. I JAB. K. FOREMAN,
Carlisle, Feb, Sheriff,
South Middleton
. ' Upper Allen
Meohnnfcshnrg
. Middlesex
Southampton
. ■ . Caillmo
Shippenshurg Boro’
New Cumberland
Mechanicsburg
. Southampton
Penn
n i.i 11 in another column, adveitlsement about
Oilllli IUWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS.
. . Monroe
. . Mifflin
Shlpneuslunv Twp.
MechanJcisbuig
i Silver Spring
Monroe
. . Hampden
&h,babi3Mq
Railroad.
Meehanlesmirg
Shippenshurg Boro’
South Middleton
. '. Newlon
. Cardfile
Silver Spring
. Silvoi Spring
. . Newton
. Upper All:n
. •. Frankford
• West Pennshoro
, . Cuiil.slo
. . Monroe
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES,
We are offering tho Second Mortgage Bonds
f tills Company . •
Mechniilcstnirg
. Cm lisle
. South Middleton
, i.ower Alien
. East Peunshoro
. , Soutliamptun
. • Newinng
. i.ower Allen
. . Dickinson
Shlupensburg Boro.
. Silver Spring
. Hampden
. West ■pt'inihburo
. *ouilmmp(ou
Lower Allen
. . Newton
. South Middleton
And can l)e REGISTERED free of expense.
The Coal.-Mlßcellaneorts rroichta and Passen
ger business are constantly increasing.
Tho Increase for year ending Nov. 1,
iff2, over year ending Nov. 1, IK7I, $71,200 Iff
T..e ineieaso for year ending Nov. 1,
Iff I, overyear ending Nov; I, 1870. 79,778 22
lueruilso in two years . Slot 074 69
Increase for Jan., 1870, over Jan., 1572, $5,001 70
-Bonds, Pamphlets and lulormatlon can bo ob-'
talncd of
NO. i (I SOUTH THIRD STREET, PIIJLA,
IfebW
-j^-OTICK
To Bridge Builders,
SEALED PROPOSALS will ho received-by
Ihe I ’utility Commissioners of York ami Cum
be’-land (aumllcs, nt. tho Commissioner's Cilice,
lu the borough or Carlisle, Pa., until 19 o’clock,
a. m., on Til KSDAY, APRIL 8. ih?3, lor tho erec
tion of n NEW JOINT BRIDGE across Yellow
Breeches creek, near Lisburn, known as Ander
son’s Cording: spaa to ho 129 ft. long, 12 ft. above
low water mark. Proposals for a COVERED
WOODEN BRIDGE, and also for nu IRON
BRIDGE will bo received. Tho bridge to bo
erected In accordance with tb specifications on
1110 in the-nice of the Commissioners of each
county. Contractors to llnd nil material. Per
sons who hid are requested to be present at.
Iho opening of the propos Is. •
The Commissioners <>t York and Cumberland
counties reserve the right torojoet anv or -<ll
bids which they may consider unrenseimblo,
or for any oilier sulllcleut cause.
LEWIS STRAYER,
ATTEST: JACOB KOHLER.
K. i>. ZbkO.ku, DAVAO S.MVSKK,
ilen. CoiVrs of York Co.
DAVID DIETZ,
ArncsT: J. C. sample.
,t, H. ri.oYh. SAMUEL ERNST,
C'lerl.. Com’mof Cmnh. Co.
(fffobCt
That Fale, Fellow, Sicii y -jjOv
is cliHimrd Co oiu* oj irr»liii""H :<
Thusp IMNonni'M of (!i« "
I'llNftllON, IlfotHlPH UHd 4,1).;
it fioVul. Hcroliiln, .S’«*- »
of (?•<* r*v«N, IVtufi* f '•
Old hovi 1 ). >•) miy U)n< ■ . u
dwindle and disnyf-nr y ’• •• m
lii Im t 11 will do y<»n ir
you morn Ham
pitpaialioio. nnunj >. .1.
luiv'k own :* Mi.ivi ! \ v
I'.omhlncd wild tin* im*di-- . ! j
I'olu- 1 tout divi.'-li d ol all ■ ' '-a
tics II will mm any <:
M tindiliu CWm use wli <iiu ..r .. i
piuisu i'- bad I>l no •. 1C It' : ••:: I I him. !• i. • :u»
in Miulih oi Fuiiirs, <«.• i.uiiioio ». o*
Ik'ii d<**»n by .NicH-mlic .*■ ti«*.• i • n.s,
(in- nil '-'a d hy It. For KA j». u •
I Ii«- tv : 1h hulliua; \
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i'blii. '
Nell) gUitimiscmeutg.
UK I I'VS into clamation.
God .Save the Commonwealth!
PiUMumtto uii Act of the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the 17th duy of March. A. I). 1872, *
I. JAMES IC. FOREMAN, High Sheriff of the
County oj Cumberland, Stale of Pennsylvania,
do hereby make known and GIVK NOTICE
that nn election will bo hold on
Friday, tlie 21st Day of March, 1873,
It being the Third Friday Of March, at the fob
lowing nhu'oa. to wit.;
Carlisle, East and Wed. Wards, nl the Court
House, In the Borough ofCarllslo.’
Mochauicsbnrg. North and South Wards, at
the Market House, in the Borough of Meclmn
leshurg. »
Dickinson Township. at the Public flou.se of
David’.(urtz. In said township.
East Penusboro Township, nl the Public House
uf I*»hn ulewlne, hi West Falrvlow.
Frank ford Township, at. the Brick School
House, in Blo>ei vfHe,
Hopewell T;i’.viislilj>, ut the School House Jn
iii•* h'-rMiisrh oi Ni‘\i.buiis.
Nowburg lintuugh, m tbe School House, In the
Borough i-l N\ wbiirg.
Nr.iioo Townvh’p. at Vie School flonso. In
Oakville.
Mhllln Township, ai .centre School House, lu
Mlfllia township.
Monroe-Townshlp. at Dio Public House of A,
L. Hurst, Cnurcblown.
Middlesex Township, nl the Middlesex School
House.'
Lower Allen Township, at the Wngoumnker
Shop orSamuol Wobor,
Nowvillo Borough, at the Public School
House. In the Borough of Newvlllo.
Hampden Township, at the Public House of
George K. Dufcy.
North Middleton Township, at tlie Public
House of J. C. Beecher.
• Now Cumberland Borough, at the Public
House of Win. Bell, la the Borough of. Now
Cumberland.
Penn Township, at the House tormorly occu
pied by Jacob Redseckor, In Contvevlllo.
Bhlppensburg Borough, at the Council House,
In said Borough,
Shlppensburg Township, Jit the new School
House, in said Township. ■
Sliver Spring Township, at the Public House
of James McGuire.
Southampton Township, at the Centro School
House, in said Township.
South Middleton Township, at the Central
School House, in said Township.
Upper Allen Township, at the Public House of
Joshua Culp.
West Penusbovo Township, at the School
House, at Altorion,
Cooke Township, at the School House, at Pino
Grove Furnace.
At'which time anti places the qualified elec
torsofsald townships, boroughs and ward* will
vote
ITOJK. 3L.IC3ENSIG.
against license,
AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
Jn’orost Payable January ana July
The Bonds are In
lOOO*, 500 s, nu<l lOOs,
!) I
bit: l> .mi.
..<.v 'f • i ; ..ij
i NcVo StUberUsementsf,
A DM.INISTRATRIX’B NOTICE-No
/Vtlcc Is hereby given that Utters ol adminis
tration on the estate of John H, Hays, lute or
.North Middleton Township. deceased. hnvo
been grunted to tho uudendgned, residing In
tho bormiglr or Carlisle. AH persons bavins
claims or demands against said estate of tho
said decedent, two requested to present them,
and those indebted will male payment immedi
ately. BUJ3 W. DEKR,
27feb73—(it Arhn/nWrafrtr.
ADMINISTRATRIX’ NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that totters of Admin
istration on the estate of Ur. Charles. P. Zllzer,
late of the borough of Carlisle, deo’d., have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in said
orough. All nersoua having claims or demands
against the e-tato of tho said decedent, ard re
quested to make the same known to the said
undersigned, without delay, nud those Indebted
will make payment immediately.
Fobsr
Ql?I? lu another column, advertisement about
0 CiLIOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
O up
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
Prom the lit day of Janumv, to the Bht day of De
cember, A. D. 1872, inclusive-
GEO. 8088, Treasurer, in account
with the County of Cumberland.
To balance In hands of Treasurer at
' Inst settlement, > 5,87-1 Jil
To outslaml’g taxes ulhistseltlemout, ICAI3 79
To Comity taxes levied for the year
IW2, . , 50,865 88
ToState laxe* levied lor the year 1872, 7,J0:l 09
To amount received on loans, 11.92 S 51
To tax of Felix Stevie, error In as-
sessment.
To amount received for metal sold In
Campbell & Uenwood,
To flues reo’d from Justice Shryock,
Xo Commonwealth costa rcc’d from
Jefferson Floyd,
To amount reo’d nom fl, M’Cormich
for old Iron,
To amount roc’d from Wm. Wood*
burn for old plank,
To amount rec’d from Wm. Wood
bum for old plank, > 2 (JO
To taxes rec’d on special assessment. 112 17
ro Interest I'eo’d from collectors, 172 S.»
To ulnount iec f d an Hucksters’ II-
cencus,
To four per cout. ol Treasurer's com
mission on State lax,
To balance of snlo on unseated land,
lo state and County taxes 2d Nation
al Bank, Mechaulcsburg, Pa.
Total Debits,
CU.
. BY PAYMENTS."
Assessors 1 Pen).
By amt. paid assessors,for
making changes in
assessment, S ita do
By amt. paid assessors,
registering voters for
general election, no <«*
By amt. paid assessors, for
regl-derlng voters for
Presidential election, a> 30
—— —— Srt.jtf 30
Bridges and Hoads.
By nml. paid for new
bridges. Sl.liyo 00.
By amt. paid-for repairing
Iron bridges, 4,123-02
By amt. paid for repairing
old bridges, 230 <3O
By amt, paid for road
damages. 30 .30
By amt. paid for road
viewers. 123 2v
By amt. paid witnesses in
Comtll. cases, .>2.072 II
By amt. paid Dr. W. 1-*.
Horn, making analy
sis In Logan poison
case, -V) it i
By amt, paid Win. Smith,
. n ward In arresting
horse thief, 20 On
By amt. paid grand Jurors, 731 SO
By amt. paid traverse fu
rors, 3,82*0 Jl
By amt. paid traverse ju
rors. special court, 1,04 2 87
By nipt, paid Geo. Z. Uenlz,
ot. nJ., hoarding Ju
rors. • 78 31
By ami. paid H. L, Keek
er, court crier, 142 00
By-umf. nald Jury Com- *
mfssloners, 122 10
By amt. paid District At
torney, fees, i>%j 00
County Offices.
By amt. paid Geo. S. Em Ip,
mumiDg county ot
hers, $ HU (K)
By amt. paid Goo. 0. Staf
fer. dockets for ofllno, IH 5a
By ftjut. paid Geo.C.sheaf
fer, Clerk ol Court
fees, CTf 02
By- am . paid Murphy A
Mann, for dockets,
By a nn. paid tV. V. Cavati
ahgh, Prolhonotary's
. foes,
Commissioner's Office.
By nnit. paid J, Loudon
and others, station
ery. itc.,
By amt. paid Commission
ers, traveling expen
pouses,
By amt. paid M. Brlcker,
balance of salaiy as
Commissioner.
By amt. paid M. C. ITor
mau, salary ns AU’y.
,to Commissioners, 100 HO
By amount paid Jacob
Hho'uls, services as
Commissioner,
By amt. paid David Deltz,
services as Com‘r.,
By amt. pnld J. C.Snmple,
• services as Com’r., JUI 00
By arat. paid J. H. Floyd,
• services us Clerk, 'BOO 00
Constables’ Fees.
By amt. paid conutablo’d
fees in Comfh canes, S 28 81
By amt. paid couHtahlo’a,
Quarterly returns,
Elections.
By nnil. paid townshlpand
boro, election , oIU- 9 0W Tl
cere.
By amt. paid elect km. olli
cors, dividing Pt-nn
tOWDHIjIp, , ij S.',
By Hint, pnfcl erection ottl
corn, for Oenorul elec*
lion, 812 -if*
By amt. paid election ofll
oern, fol* Presiden
tial election,
Jnq\mts,
By amt. paid for ii^uesis
on dead bodies, $ 110 C 8
By amt. paid for poat mor
tem examinations,
Jail and Eastern Penitentiary.
By amt. paid .Tno. KMiou,
shoes and clothing
for prisoners. S H 8 m
By ami. paid Miller A
Bowers, hardware for
prison,
By anu. paid Geo. FooLo,
repairs at Jail,
By imit paid Campbell A
Honwood, gas lit ting
and repairs at Jail,
By amt. paid F. C. Krara
or, girder for conn
pool,
By amt. paid Adam Dy
sert, shoos, Ac-, for
prisoners,
By amt. paid And. flecker,
repairing locks ul
Jail,
By amt. paid J. Living
stone. < othlug, Ac.,
for prisoners.
By amt. paid L Gntshall,
fuel forjall.
By nmt. paid F. KanfTon
borger, shoes lor prla
• or?ors.
By amt. paid Rosier A Bro„
coal for Jail,
By amount paid .Incob
Throne, wood for fall,
By nml. paid John hoc*
tem, \vood forjall.
By amt. paid, for O. \V.
Alii, siono forjall,
By unit, paid 11. L. Gibb.
labor at jail,
By amt. paid Rhlnearalth
A Hupp, repairs ut
Jail,
By amt, pa.d Myers A
Woirich, dressing
sledges forjall,
By amt, paid Peter Bpnhr,
carting stone for Jail,
By unit paid gas and wa
ter company.
By amt. paid Rhoads A
Co., cual.for jail.
By unit, paid Wm. Noak.
or, stable rent for
Shorlß,
By urnt. paid GuLslmll,
Boylound others, for
material, labor, &c..
utjull.
By mnl. paid Greenfield
mid others, clothing,
•Sc., for prisoners.
By mot. paid Arnoy &Sou,
palnllngjatl.
By innt paid for support of
fii'lsohors In Eastern
Hjultenllmy.
By amt. paid H. Saxton &
Co. paints, oils, &0.,
for Jail,
Bj amt. paid Dr, W.W,
Dale, vaccinating
prisoners,
By amt. paid Dr. W \V.
Dale, salary as phy
sician to fall.
By mnl. paid B. K. Good-
year, salary us keep.
t»r.
By amt. paid Gardner &
Co., labor, «to., ayall,
By amt. paid J IC. Foro
' man, support of prls
on era,
By amt. paid for support
and discharging va
grants.
By amt paid for drunken
ness ami disorderly
conduct,
•CISWJfc
ELIZABETH ZITZER,
Administratrix.
jFCmuul ?
TO RECEIPTS.
15 00
100 00
279 24
201 75
05 31
. • 210 00
5103.25 S Uo
Court*,
#.(‘ll cw
1W 17
SS7O 10
< nr, hi;
450 w
370 00
82,38:1 S 3
Atsi'ls.
By amt. balance in hands
of Treasurer, Jan. Ist,
1873, $ 0,083 1(5
Bvaint.outstamllug taxes,
Jan. Ist, 1873. 13,0(50 SU
325 HO
STATEMENT OF OUTSTANDING TAXES ON
THE Ist DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873.
V>». Collectors. Jioro's anil J'u-p's Amt.
1809 Wm. J. Klner, N. Middleton, $ 375 00
1870 Chna. p. Hanno, Carlisle, tl w 618 15
Daniel Oiler, Carllsle.W. W..t 876 00
BamT<H, Kennedy, Newvllle, f COO 05
Wm.J. Klner, N Middleton 352 78
I.M.HyKes, Bhlpp'g Boro',l *llO 31
Daniel Rudy, Upper Allen, 1(50 3.5
1871 JohnSpahr, Carllsle.W. w.. 60 00
Win. S. Miller, Dickinson, 70 23
BnmTThummn, Frankford. i 13 70
Alpnous Day, Mechnnlcsb'g, t 218 18
• Joseph Darr. Monroe, 004 80
Geo. F. Getter, Newvllle, 02 80
Devi Hoagy, Penn, 283 53
H. H. Gibb, a. Middleton, BIN (H
1872 A. J Welsh, Carlisle, E. W„ 528 01
Geo. P, Myers, Carlisle, W.W.. 43d 58
David. Marlz, Dickinson, 333 01
Lazarus Minlcb, Frankford, 11 5(1
Joseph Wolf, Hampden/ I'l 07
.(nines Graham, Hopewell, 127(53
Peter Drawhaugh, Meohanlcsb’g, 81 Ut
James B. Green, Middlesex’,* 519 12
Jacob Weurt, MllUln,* 170 17
Lev! Knch. Monroe. 550 24
Thos. Heflllllngcr,Nowburg/ 52 50
Jno. SI. Killian, Nowvillo, 1 * (13 10
George Murphy, Newton/ 535) 35
SI. Belstßuc, N. Middleton,' 3-11 (53
Levi Hengy. Penn,* 402 81
Wilson A. Bold, Silver Spring, 1.277 68
Wm. H. Wise, H. Middleton/ 081 69
Wm. Morrow, ’Southampton/ 719 57
Jacob Keefer, . Shlpp'g Boro./ 100'0
'Ellas Hook, ** twp. *. 183 00
lev! Anderson, Upper Allen, 70 47
Levi B. sprout, W.Pounsboro/ 256 80
780 JO
52.272 45
10 00
$l2O fiS
07
27 2>
00 Gt)
We, the Commissioner* of Cumberland couu
ty, do certify and submit the foregoing as a cor
rect statement of the Receipts and Expendi
tures of said county, from the ist day of Januaiy
to the' BUt day ol December. A. D. 1572, Inclu
sive; also a schedule of outstanding lazes in
the Boroughs and Townships therein staled.
fr-A—.) Witness our hands and seal of of
< i.. h, >flco at Carlisle, the 231 h day of Janu
ary, A, I). 1873. '
JACOB RHOADS,
DAVID DIETZ.
JOHN C. SAMPLE,
CvmmlJtsluners of Cumberland County,
Attest, John B. Floyd.
632 2-5
(50 00
25 71
We, the Auditors of Cumberland county mol
according to law, and having been sworn, pro
ceedcd to examine the accounts and vouchers
of George Uobb, Esq., Treasurer ol said county,
from the Ist day of January ,te the 31st day of De
cember, a. D. 1*72. Inclusive, do certify that wo
And the sum ufH/X THOUSaNOSEVEN HUN
DRED AN I FIFTY-THUEB DOLLARS AND
EIGHTY-SEVEN CENTS, including military
fund, due by said Treasurer to the county afore
said, as wii} appear by the foregoing exhibit of
said account.
10 M
71 5S
101 r>n
IR)
In testimony whereof wo have hereunto sot
our hands at Carlisle, the 31st. day ol January,
1*73.
I.VS (Cl
jJanTJMf-"
70 «o
ci ni? In another column, advertisement about
OuiVIOWA. AND NEBRASKA LANDS.
ifioi all
T XrtT OF SALES TO BE CALLED
JU By N. U. MOOHK. AUCTIOMEKII:
F«uruury27 Jacob Goodyear Dlcklnuon.
David Wlflaora H, Mlddlotou.
uw 7i
SJO ou
March
too oo
2.J72 00
s,m oo
i.ooo -is*
311,251 87
iFinamial.
Justice* 1
By amt. paid Justices' fees
m Oomlli. cases. 1
Loans and Interest.
By unit, raid for loans iukl
Interest,
Poor Jldusv.
By amt. paid, estimate for
ih72, 51:1,000 no
By ami. paid visitors lf>
Boor House, M ou
Public Buildings,
By amt. paid Goo. Bentley,
labor at Court House, t l 2.i
By amt. paid UutslmU and
others, repairs at
Court House, j«i s i
By amt. paid Saxton A Co.,
oil cloth, nails, Ac..
lorCourtHonse, 17 !'i
By amt. paid John Gut
shall, for lumber, la
• bor, do., for pest
house, 859 57
By amt, paid Qco. Linder* •
mood,"for bolts, do.,
for pest bouse, .*,O
By amt. paid Toomv and
Armstrong, Hulun
pest bouse, ' t.i> .*.»•
By amt. paid Abm. A Jos.
Ueetcm, lumber for
pest house, " u>s £*J
Public Printing,
By nrat, paid Bratton &
Kennedy, Printing, 5 125 00
By amt. paid it. J. Coffey,
„ Printing. 25 00
By amt. paid Weakly A
Wallace. Printing, -IS3 00
By amt. paid j.B, Bratton,
•Printing, 697 00
' $1,2311 00
- Miscellaneous Payments.
By amt. paid John-Stuart.
refunded taxes. < 22 00
By amt. paid Hoffman and
others, for candles .
Ac., . 3f) 3j
By ami. paid County Audi-
tors.
By amt. paid Geo. Taylor,
labor at Court House,
By amt. paid gas and wa
ter company, lor
Court House, 107 OS
By amt. paid Hosier* Bro.,
coal lor Court House. ,
By amt. paid Coble and
others, reloaded tax
es.
By amt. paid Cumberland
Fire Co„ r.pproprla
„ tlon, ioo L>o
By amt.-paid Kobt. Snod
grass, Esq., Record
in Gorgas’ Appeal, sOO
By amt. paid Airs. Byers
and others, cleaning
Cobrt House, 47 no
By amt. paid W. M. Pen*
rose, lee in .National
Bank case, ,-j) 011
By amt. paid C. ICuntz, re
ward and costs lor
. arresting Burns,
1 (col’d), R ns :»
By amt. paid Bcctem , &
Bro., coal : for Court
House, ‘ ss 7*»
By amt. paid Agricultural
Society, , appropria
, lion, too on
By ami.paid Horticultural ■
Society of Meehan- .
lesburg, approprla’n. ion On
By mnt.. paid Teachers’
.County In-stltuto, you no
By amt. paid keeper town
clock, and for extra
services, 70 00
By amt-, paid Gen. George
Taylor, salary as Jan
itor, 17,5 00
By anil, paid for fox scalps, 28S t»0
51.705.13
Total amt Commissioners' orders, 83
ByTreasurer’s commission
ou same at I per cent-, • oyj «
Rx State tax paid Stale
Treasurer, as per re- •
celpt, u.iMT 4s
By Treasurers commission
on f-lato assessment,
atti percent., nj o;i
ByTrcasuror’s commission
for collecting SM,.
11(188 County taxes
at 3 per cent, 1 j/joj Hi
By exonerations allowed
collectors, 1,509 is
By commissions allowed
collectors,
ByTreaaurer’s commission
on receiving 52792 J of
Huckster’s licenses
at 5 per cent., la •»>
By Treasurer’s commission
on receiving s-io.DIH
fmm different sources,
at
By outstanding taxes for
1872.
By abatement allowed on
.County taxes ns per
chock, 1.950 87
927, m S 7
J3.OM r,ff
IJATjAXOB
By amt. 1 of balance in
bauds of Treasurer,
Total Credits,
Total Debits,
To amt; Mullin' luxe*.
levied'for 1H72,
By amt. paid assessors, en
rolling Militia $ UU :t'i
By ami. *pald for books,
printing, Ac.,
By amt. paid Commission'
er s’ and clerk's
cbarcers, ;17.7 00
ByTreasurer’scommlsalou
for disbursing at 1
percent.,
ByTreasnrer’a commission
for collecting $551, at
5 per cent.
By oxonera loan allowed
collectors, ;iSS 00
By commissions allowed
colioci ors, no jo
By amt. balance in bonds
ofTrcnsurcr, 720 71
Total Credits,
Total Debits,
Liabilities.
Ami. of Principal of County Bonds
Outstanding Ja.i. Ist, 1873, S 27,438 00
Amt. of Principal on temporary
• loann, mode I>ec. Itlv ana lith.
1872,
Actual indebtedness,
$13,060 69
Those marked thus * in part paid since.
Those marked thusi Dank tax in litigation.
Those marked thus g paid In full.
JACOB HEMMINOER,
PETER SNYDER,
GEO. W. HEAUV.
Auditors.
I .1. L. HtmdHhew Penn,
k Henry S. Keeney m. Middle'll.
1 George Hhafor Dickinson.
'i AIlcU Bishop Penn,
U .John Doner Penn.
7 K. W. Heurlght H, Middleton,
s Alex. Lindsay, S. Middleton.
Hi Dan’l illfo Smith Middleton.
H Win Adams West Ponnaburo
12 .!. A. dhetron S. Middleton'
hi Nathaniel Martin Dickinson'
H David Marti- Jt'ckiuson.
id •• • ••
17 Wn*. Kcrreo Penn.
18 Jacob Wheary N. Middleton.
19 Til. Wlckert.S. Middleton.
21 David 2u g Penn
41 Adam Puget Fraukford tWP.
29 Piersou Clark Penn,
T>EGISTER’S NOTICE. Notice la
JLVhercby Riven to nil persons Interested, that
the following Recounts linvo t'con Hied In this
otllco by the accountants therein named for ex
amination and confirmation, will be presented
to the Orphans’ Court of Cumberland cmmty;for
conllrmntlon and allownnce.ou Tuesday. March
isth. A, D. IH7;1. ,
1. The flrstand llnal accountofll. It. Wcbhert.
executor of J, A. Gardner, deceased.
2. Samuel tielUertncer. decayed. First and 11*
nul aceoontof John ilelilefiuger, admlnls-rutor
of said decedent.
3 'The acco.unt of Daniel P. Hoover, ns trustee
and administrator of Julia Ann Hoover, late of
Frankford township, dcco ised.
4. First and dual account of Isaac Lorew, ad
ministrator of Mury Ann Lerow. deceased.
f\ The llrst and partial account of Daniel
Mar kloy,; executor of Hon. John Hupp, deceased,
late of Hampden township.
(I. Flrstand llnal account of Owen James, ad
ministrator of Daniel Powell, late of New Cum
berland, deceased.
7, Account of Daniel Miller, administrator of
John Gerhart, deceased.
(8. Account of John Uolgel, executor of Dr. J.
B. Herring, late of Mechaulcaburg, deceased.
0. Jacob Mater, deceased, llrst and dual ac
count of Samuel Eborly, executor. ’ :
10. Thoflrstnnd final accountof Raiu’l Eborlv, !
ndmlulstrator of Susan E. Gilbert, bile of Shire
! mnnstown, deceased.
| U. The account of Samuel Eberly. executor of
I.TohnSherban. deceased, latoorshlremansiown,
deceased.
12, The llrst and llnal necoun* «i Sam’l Eborly,
executor of Catharine Sherban, Into of Shire
mnnstown, deceased.
! 13. Flrstand partial account of Jesse Hottrlck,
one of the administrators of P *ter Albright, late
of Silver Spring township, deceased.
14. Catharine Sellers, deceased. The account
of Andrew Mounsmlth amlTobian Miller, execu
tors of said deceased.
15. First and' final ncctfuut of Wilkinson
Thrush, executor of John Thrush, lute of Penn
township, deceased,.
10. First and partial accoiint of Reuben A 1
bright, one of tbo administrators of Peter A 1
bright, late of Sliver Spring township, deceased
17. First and filial account of hi. C. Eberly, ad'
miulatrntor of Anna Coble, deceased, late o.
Meohanfcaburg, Pa.
18. First and final account of Daniel G. M
si«h w
sm.s»s 4‘*
S 1: 1,) 0)
150 00
guardian of Lemon Kohl, minor child of Conn
Kohl, deceased.
10 <X)
10. Second and supplemental account of Goo.
Oyster, executor of Abraham Oyster, late of La
Grange, Lewis county, Missouri, deceased.
20. The account of Jacob Murama. administra
tor of Jacob Gross,late of Sliver Spring town
ship, deceased.
21. First and final account of James D. Elliott
02 an
and Denny C. Elliott, administrators of John
Elliott, Esq., late of Ilopowoll township, dec'd.
22. The account of John BrlDdie, guardian of
Lewis Burkholder, minor child ot Goo. Burk
holder, deceased.
23.,FiratnucJ Final account of A. L. Sponslei
Esq.,administrator of William John Canid;
deceased.
21, Tho account of Joseph Shugart and George
Swlger, executors of William shusiart, Sr., hue
of .North Middleton township, deceased.
25. JullnA.KJlnb, minor child ofLVM. Klink,
deceased. Flrstand llmU account of J. K. Kllnic.
guardian of said minor.
20. First and final account of Annie J. Megnry
administratrix of William Mogary, deceased.
27. First and final account of John Forney, ad
mlnlstralor of Jacob Louker, of Sliver Spring
township, Cumberland county, deceased.
2S, The guardianship account of Win, Graoey
guardian of Kuohel r. Maxwell,
29. The guardianship account'of Wm.Uracey
guardian of Margaret E. Maxwell.
JO. The guardianship account of Wm. Grucoy
guardian of Ada M, Maxwell.
31. Tho account of John Waggoner, gmmlluu o
John W. rCJink.
32. First and final account of Samuel stone,
administrator of David T. Slone, into of Carlisle,
deceased.
.33. Ihe account of John Jacobs, administrator
of tlio estate of Atlam Jacobs, late of (ho borough
of Nowvlllo, deceased.
.31. First and final account, of Airs, Sarah Hous
ton and Dalbert Houston, administrators of
John W. Houston, late of Southampton town
ship, deceased.
•35, Tbo first and final account of Lleurv Nol’t
■aker, executor of Jacob Notiskor, late of the
borough ol Shlppensburg, deceased.
30. First and final account of Samuel S. Plough,
administrator of John 8. Hough, deceased.
37, f list and final account of Jacob Blxler, ex
eemor of John Smith, lute ol Silver Spring twp„
deceased.
34. The accountof Sarah Ann Royer, ndmlnis
traarlx of John Royer, lato of South Middleton
township, deceased.
30. First and final account of Geo. W. Pressol,
administrator of David Meals, lute ol South
Middleton township, deceased.
•10. First and partial account of Mrs. William
Anna Longsdorf and Dr. W. H. Longsdorf, ad
ministrator of Adam S. Longsdarf, late ol 81U
versnrlng township, deo’d.
■H. 1-lrst and final account of Philip Taylor,
administrator of Elizabeth Bughmau, Into ol
Southampton twp., dec’d. JutlN KEEP,
2oieb73lt Register.
BSO 11
r IST OF SALES TO BE CALLED
JLJBy COMMODORE PORTER. AUCTIONEER.
Fob 27, Jacob lined. Frnnklord.
Mar. 1, 11. i. Stcrrett, West Peuusboro.
3, Gardner & Nogle. West Pennsboro.
HenJ. Bloser, Frunkford.
0, Peter Miulch, Dickinson.
7, James Dully, West Pennshoro
S, G. W. Waggoner, West Pennsboro.
10, John Brtndio. •*
11 James Walken Prankford.
12, Jao.»b Rhoads, West Pennshoro.
13. John Hart. ' ••
H, G W. Petl’ev,
15 Andrew Agnew
17 Robert Grenada “
J.S Marla and hhuron Palm “
20 W. T, Brandon South Middleton.
60,033 10
5103,253 05
103 233.05
31.713 50
21 87
1872. Grand Fall Opening. 1872.
No. 18 North Hanover St.
. Having returned from the Eastern.. Markets with a
Large & Well-Selected Stock OF fioods
I am prepared ' ■> oflVr BARGAINS to all wiio will favor us with a call.
Please examine the following before purchasing elsewhere, If you desire to save money:
LatHes’; Gent’s and Mieses* KID GLOVES,
Woolen and Cotton HOSIERY, all kinds,
A complete assortment of ZEPHYR, GERM/ KTOWN and
FANCY YARNS. Also, a full line of
Jetand Plated Jewelry,
Bracelets, Neck-Ties, Chains, &c-
JT. H. WOLF.
Sep t. 2(1,1872. No. 18 North Hanover St.; Carlisle.
27 85
81.718 50
1,713 60
4,000 00
*81,433 00
810.003 75
$12,811 25
mm, wm, iiw.
Pall and Winter Dry Goods at
Duke & Burkholder’s
The Largest Stock ! The Greatest Variety
At the Lowest Prices ever olfored to the public. Call and make a personal examination
of tills stock, and we will convince you i hnl thin ik true. Wo have nil the new and
Late Style Dress fields !
VELVETEENS In every shade at the very lowest price*..
BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BRANDS,
While and Colon-u Blankets, Ac. Flannels In all colors and qualities, at old prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Overcoatings,
and Suiltnolß of the best (luulillen and nobbiest styles. 11l thin lino ol Goods wo cannot bo
excelled. It will tlo you jiood to boo them. Cali ami see the whole Block and be convinced
that we Kelt cheap. __ _
DUKE & BURKHOLDMI, _jsi or t|» Hanover 3t., Carlisle
Sept. 20,1872.
“THE AMERICAN PIANO,”
423 BROOME STREET, NEW YORK
—XTinsuLarpeMSStoca. —
First premiums wliorovor exhibited— Prices low for the quality— Largo prices allowed im
•Seeoml-lmnd instruments in Exchange.'
I conscientiously believe that your Plano. l» in every respect n juojf nwjnijlccnt riulrnnu’iif.
The American Plano Ims deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
ea-Uesponslble Agents wanted lor unoccupied territory. Hand for circulars to
OauWilHJra WINO A BON, 423 Broome St.. N.Y
Iffiterpllaiipouß
shawls in all the new styles.
WING and SON.
Prom Mr. Pdicard Hoffman, the celebrated Pianiet.
Worn the ‘‘lndependent."
jMIBJUIaUCORSi.
T IST OF SALKS TO BE CALLED
IjIJV WM. DEVENNEY. AUCTIONEER.
Efl> 27 Peter Gross Mohroe;
IS Jovluli Nelson Upper Allen.
Mnr. 1 due • »». Allen Silver Spring,
a John Myers Middlesex,
•1 Mowa (I K. f-'tiock Monroe.
5 Jacob Welso Smith MUUlleton.
ti William Wolf Middlesex.
7 S. A. Hailing Middlesex,
s John Armstrong Silver Spring.
’ 10 H. I). Kills Middlesex.
11 John Slrlcklor Mid Hcsox.
12 Ephraim Albert Adams county,
la Jacob L. Nloltey Middlesex.
It John Uovonney Upper Allen/
I * Samuel Ihikor Monroe. ,
17 Frederick Zelgler Middlesex.
IS C.W. Weaver West Pennsboro.
ly John Reedo Silver Spring.
•_'n Wm. Sousorann Lower Allen,
L’l Jacob Flroved Middlesex. -
William Hoagy silver Spring.
2i Edwin J. Dlllor Dickinson.
25 M. Yelngst South Middleton.
LVi Andrew StovouH S. Middleton.
27 Henry Leo Dlclnson.
2U Deter Filler Soiling Spring.
TAKE NOTICE !
Something New in Carlisle Again,
in which overv person i-i Interested moroor loss.
An AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT and SEED
STORE. Just what has boon wanted hero for
years buck.
No, 91 South Hanover Street
known as the “Blair Corner.'’ at which place
can bo found, at all times, a full and complete
assortment of r..“ kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
and also u lull and complete assortment of
Field, garden and flower seeds i
also a full and complete assortment of
WILLOW AND CEDAR WARE:
all of which will bo sold very low. Persons
wishing anything In tho above lino will do well
by calling and examining our goods before buy
ing elsewbeto,ns wo feel sure wo can give os
good satisfaction as any other- house in tho
place or elsewhere. Bo sure to give us a call.
Don’t torgot tho place, NO. 91 6. HANOVER
STREET, Blair’s Corner. H. G. CARR,
General agent for tho sale of all kinds of Agri
cultural Implements and Seeds, Jc.
Jau3o-7J—tf
J L STERNER & unu
Liverv & Sale Stable*
BKIWBKN lIA WVEII AND BEDFORD STS
IN THE REAR OF THE BENTZ HOUSE,
Carlisle, . Pa. ,
.laving lllletl op the Stable with now Carrl«
igos, Ac., Wo are prepaid! to furnish Urst-closs
turn-outs at reasonable rates. I’artles toicen to
ami from ihe Springs.
April JV» t 1867—Sy-
I'' It LSII MEAT DAILY
Edward J. Arney,
A'orth Hanover Street
jfiyTho citizens (if Carlisle can be
furnished with Beef, Pork, Veal, Mut
ton, Lamb, Podding,■'luisago, Ac.,daily
at ids residence, opposite John Ale-
Bride’s. Delivered to all parts of the
town. opll-72.
r
”10WN PROPERTY FOR HALE. —
The undersigned. Assignee of Uobert M,-
.juicic, of Carlisle, oirets for sale the properiy
comer of Pitt street ami Locust alley. The
house Is a now two*slory hrlclc. ami is In good
condition. Tim Improvements are modern, and
tho entire property Is a very desirable one.
ALSO lor sal-, a Vacant. LOT OF OUOCJSD
on Bedford street, :U) feet In front- by 210 In
depth, more or less, bounded by properties of
A. & AI. Boyle, Bronueman and others.
Pttltia SPARK,
Assignee.
Fob. 29, IS73—lm,
THE Cumberland County Agricultural
Society will nolcl their next regular meeting
on Tuesday, March Jin. at U o’clock, tn Iho
Arbitration Chamber. I.EWW F. LYNE,
ISfobSt • Secretary,
OF A CRISIS
lOWA MD NEBRASKA LAND
FOR BALE BY TflE
BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER R. R. CO
On Ton Years' Credit at 0 per cout. Interest.
PRODUCTS will pay for the land and. im
provements much within iho limit of this gen
erous credit. Bettor terms are not offered, and
probably never will bo..
CIRCULARS giving full particulars, gratis;
call for all thataro wanted to read and circulate.
COM 12 WEST and thrive. Friends will follow.
A SECTIONAL MAP. showing the exact loea
flon ofiotvu lands is hold at SO cents, and of Ne
braska lands at same price: For;Circulars and
Maps apply to GEO. 8. HARRIS,
Land Commissioner, Burlington, foam.
-eSP-Aud please say in. what paper thN adver
tisement was seen. ■ FobftMt
Pattcljii & Co’s 2U>D£ttiaeiiunt3.
IrtHAMPLES sent by mall for GOc. that totoll
L /6qalck for 919. B. L. WOLCOTT, 181 Chatham
square, N. Y. 18feb4w
EMPLOYMENT, $lOO per week. Agents and
others to soli a new article, indispensable to
merchants and manufacturers. Address with
stamp.E.D.Smlth * C 0.95 Liberty st.N.Y. ISfelw
AGENTS 1 A rare chance. Wo wfll pay agents
$lO per week in cash, who will engage with
im at once. Every tiling furnished and expenses
paid. Address. A. COULTER it CO., Charlotte,’
Mich, JSfeblw
WANTED.— If you wish to buy a setting ma
chine for family use, or act as agent, address
WashlngtonSowing Machine Co., BAsten, Mass
13feb73-iw
A FIRST-CLASS business for a reliable man,
with tno assurance rtf making from 92.000 to
9.1,900 a year, can bo secured, la connection with
an agency for the exclusive sale of works by
Rev. fclonrv Word Beecher. William Cullen
Bryant, Harriot Beecher Stdwe. Ac. Wrub for
Eirtlculars to J. ILFORD & CO., Now York;
ostou: Chicago; orSnnFrancisco, ISfeblw
RANGE. Ist prom. Am. Inst IST!,
Double Elevated Oven, Warming Closed, Broil
lug Door Fonder Guard, Damping and Snaking
Grate. Direct Draft. FULLER, WARREN &CO
210 Water Street, Now York. ISfoblvr
WORKING CLASS, MALE OK FEMALE,
s(>o a week guaranteed. Respectable employ
ment at homo, day or evening; no capital re
quired; fall Instructions and valuable package
of goods to start with sentfieo by mail. Address
with 0 cent return stamp, M. YuDNG A 00. 1»J
Courtland st.. New York. . . feb 2(Mw.
HALL’S SAFES !
The Largest Assortment In the Country may
lie found at
.845 & 847 BROADWAY.
(OUR AGENT WILL CALL ON YOU.)
JSfctHw
n/VXTT UE DECEIVED BUT FOR coughs,
X/UiN X colds, sore throat hoarseness and.
bronchial difficulties use only
WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Worthless imitations are on tho market but
the only scieutlllc preparation ol Carbolic Acid
for Rung diseases is when chemically combined
with other well known remedies, as in these
Tablets and nil parlies arc cautioned against
using any other,- ~
In all cases ol Irritation of the mucous men
brano these tablets should bo'freely used ; ibelr
cleansing and healing properties are astonish
ing.
Bo warned never neglect a cold It -is enalJ\
cured In its Incipient state, when It become
chronic tho euro Is exceedingly difficult, use
Wells’ Carbo.lc Tablets as a specific.- JOHN Q
KELLOGG, 18 Plait St.. N. Y. Solo agent f-ii
tho-Unlted States. Price 2.1 cents a box. Send
for circular, fob2o~4w
I A A TEACHERS OR STUDENTS. MALE Or
FEMALE, can secufo employment pay
log from Slot) to SISO per month during the
Spring and Summer, Address,' PEOPLE’S
JOURNAL, 518 Arch street, Phi la. Pa.. 20feblw
Q ANVASSING BOOKS SENT FREE FOR
Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK,
On MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD, and their Mu
tual Relations; Love, Its Laws, Power, etc.
Agents uro selling from 20 to 80 copies of this
work a'day, and wo send a canvassing-book
free to any book agent. Address, slating expe
rience, vtc„ National Puollshlug Co., Phllu 291 iw
IDE-AWAKE Book Agents Wanted for
LIFE of NAPOLEON-111
by Abbott, new edition, with accounts of the
Prussian War, and the las’ hours of the Empe
ror; making an oleganc octavo of 700 page*.
Tho times and the themo render It the most
popular work of the day. Exclusive territory
with no competition. Address at once. Quaker
Clty Publishing Company, 217 «fc 219 Quince si.
Philadelphia. . UOfebJw
jyG ENTS WANTED FOR
BEHIND THE,SCENES
IN WASHINGTON
The quickest selling qook of UoOay. It tells
nil about the groat Credit Mbbitler Scandal, Sena
torial Briberies, Congressmen, Rings, Lobbies,
amt t lie wonderful sights of the Notional Capi
tal. Tno demand for It 1b immense, Agents
making early application will secuie cholco.
territory. Bead tor circular, ana see out terms
and a full'U«*Hcriptlon- of tho work. Address.
Continental Publishing C0..4 Bond st N.Y. Sol4w
Q R V M B 8 OF COMFORT!
Tho Ladles’ Frieml. Askyom grocer for It.
BARTLETT’S BLACKING!
always gives satisfaction. Try it,
PEARL BLUE!
for tho laundrv lias no equal. Bold by grocers.
H. A BARTLETT A CO., us, 117 N. street,
Phlla.l3 Clmmber st., N. Y. 13 Broad st. Bos
con. feb2(Mw.
VICK'S
FLORAL
GUIDE
FOR 1873.
The ankle l« published quarterly. 250 pays for I
year, which Is not half the cast. Those who af«
torwardu send money to the amount of One r»ol*
lar or more for Heeds may also order 25 cents
worth extra—tho price paid for the Guide. Tho
First number Is beautiful, giving plans lor raa-
Klng Rural Homes, Dining Table Decorations,
Window Gardens, Ac , and a mass of in forma'
lion invaluable to tho lover of flowers. 150 pages
on duo tinted paper, some 500 Engravings and
a superb Colored plate and Chromo Cover The
llrst edition of 2e0.000 Just printed In English
and German. JAMES VICK, Rochester,
York. Wfeblw
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
rpiIEONLY American Musical Instruments oj
Xsuch extraordinary and recognized excellence
as to command a wide sale In f atone, notwith
standing compotlou there with products oi
chonpiabor.
ALWAYS awarded highest premiums, includ
ing the Medal at tho Paris Exposition. Ui
huudredsof Industrial Exhibitions, those buvr
not been six m all where uny other organs have
been preferred to these.
UNIVERSALLY- recommended bv eminent
musicians as powesslug excellencies not at-
tained in uny others. Bee opinions of Quo Thou
sand, in testimonial circular.
IjtXCLUHIVELH employing several Important
liiuvenilouH and embracing every real Im-
provement,
pHE-MOST EXTENSIVE and complete facto
tries In the woild, producing belter work at
ess cost limn otiio wise possible.
PRICES FIXED and as low as consistent witli
scrupulous omployrncutof only best material
iml workinunship.
Jtlu t/raicii Catalogue and testimonial circular, with
mpor/aiit htfonnalion .about cguuH which may save
o-rchascrs from disappointment in purchase o/in/e
-ior or worthless instruments or paipnent of high
rices, sent free.
IIISON & HAMLIN GROIN CO ,
51 Tromontsl., Boston; 25 Union Square, N.Y
-SU and WJ.ndaiuH h l ., Chicago. 2-fet-iw
JUBUBEBA!
The Great South American Blood Purifle.
Is in.equalled by any known remedy. It will
eradicate, extirpate und thoroughly destroy all
poisonous substances In the Umod and will ef
fectually dispel all predisposition to blllluuH de
rangement. -
Is there want of action In yonrlivcrand spleen?
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes Im
pure by deleterious secretions, producing scrof
ulous or skin discuses, blotches, felons, pustules
canker, pi > pics, <*c.,«£o. '
Have you a dyspeptic stomach? Unless dl
gcfillpn Is promptly aide ; the system is debili
tated with loss • t vital force, poverty ol the
blood, dropsical tendency, general wcaknessor
liuwmule. Take It to assist digestion without
reliction; It will Impart youthful vigor to the
weary sufferer.
Have >on weakness of the Intestines? You
are in danger of chronic diarrhoea or the dread
ful inflammation of the bowels Take It to al
lay, Irritation, and ward off tendency to inflam.
motions.
Uaveyoii weakness of the uterine or urinary
organs? You are exposed to suffering in lu
most aggravated form
Are you deeded, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de
pressed in spirits, wlih head-ache, back-ache
coated tongue and bad lasting mohth ?
For a certain remedy for all of these disease*
weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing nuu
punfylug the vitiated blood vnd imparting vig
or to all the vital forces, for building up and
restoring the weakened constitution use
JURXJEEEA S
which Is prouuuuced by the leading medical
authorities of Loudon and Parle “the most pow
erful toulc and alterative known to the medical
world " Tins Is no new and untried discovery
but has been long used by the leading physi
cians of other countries with tcontier/ut remedial
results.
Don’t weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics, they give ouhC tem
porary rellof---IndlgesUoa flatulency and dya
pepsta with plies and kindred diseases are sure
to follow their nso Keep the blood pure and
H a UW a Price One Dollar per bottle
JOHN Q ICULUOnQ.B Platt strict. N Y
Bole Agent for the United States, Bond forolr
nfar JNfeh-4w