DEMOTT *WARD'S , I.INITED UIRCUS
:AND 1 1 4iTAGICAIE:—OLIr readers who wish to
-- attend - an"entertainment not only of Liman
exceptional, bUt .a meritorious :character,
should' remember the date 6f Messrs. DeMott
and Ward's promised visit. The establish
went wo have heard -well spoken of, as one
___Whieli_fully—verrflos-the—promises—madeby.
tho - Management .upon their bills ,andAn
their advertisements. It•ie said fo be a corn
' pact show, replete with. excellent material
eU all respects much betterthan isgiveo - "so
cohissal affairs, which roam through
the country, "full of sound and fury," sig
nifying nothing. These yciung men aro both
first class performers, and have been befoie
the public in prominent positions long
enough to be . .sensibly, impressed with
khowledge of 'Mint kind of an exhibition
would proye-suceessful. They have got fine
wagons, a neat outfit, superior horses, an
excellent troupe, elegant paraphenalia,and
keep all things in correct order.. The pro
cession is not tawdry, but is a fair index of
the "wealth of the resources" they produce
inside their canvass. They have earned all
theyhave• got, mne° determined so win
patfenage by deserving it. independent of
the brilliancy Of their arena and Gymnasium
they present feature unlike any precedebts.
The Performing Beare which have rendered
Old Grizzly Adams' name historical, a huge
Leaping Stifalo, the Educated Bull of His
doostan, a real calf Elephant, a calf, not a.
dwarf non" deformity, and several Dens of
Trained Lions, Tigers, and other ferocious
felines are included in the quadrupedal nt-'
trnotions: • Something new in- the way. of
exhibitions is a desideratum long looked for.
' The United Circus.and Menagerie * will Ex
hibit at Carlisle on Wednesday June 10th.
MAERI an WOIIEN, or those of them rath
or ) who own property in-Weir own • right;
seem to boa perpetual sourco of trouble to
tho courts of Pennsylvania. EVery term they
do something which calls for fresh judicial
interposition, and ten yeart of .heavy labor
hai s ei 'hot enabled our judges to explain t,o
a woman what she can'do and what she may
,not. _lt has just been decided that a mar
ried women may not sell stock without her
husband's consent, although his signature as
a witness on • the certificate -of transfer has.
been ruled to as evidence of assent. This
ruling shuts thi - doors ortlia — Lixchange and
gold baard• to the
=I
, DON'T FAIL TO pET A copy of the
"Maisons why." the agent is meeting with
unusual success in this community. The
''Biblical Reasons why" answer 1493 qurs•
tions connected.with the Old and New Tos
taMent. •
"Every private student of the Bible. ay . -
ery teacher and advanced Scholar in the
Sabbath School should have -the work.,—
Rev. S. SPRECIIER D. D.
For use-in families and schools the brat r.
have seen.—Rev. JouN 111.0eLiNT0C1c . D. -b.
The' Series History and Science. will
make A. valuable addition to any man's
'brary. Sold rit a priCe that will give it the
largest eiroulation of. any 'Book now. publ
fished.
Together with Julian's - Interest Table s)\
the whole combinelhn most useful valuable'
and popular works that can .be found. A
-good active agent can find employment at
13 to $5 per day, b 3) calling .on E. C.
HANNUM or J. C. STOCK, Carlisle Pa. .
QM
EXPLORATIONS OF THE NILE TRIBU
TARIES OF ABYSSINIA.—TIIO Sources, Sup
ply, and Overflow of the Nile; The Country,
People, Customs, ote.,.ete., interspersed with
many highly exciting Adventures of the Au
thor, among • Elptihnnts, Lions, Buffaloes,
--Ilippopotami, Rhinoceros, Antelopes, and
other great game of the Country, accompan
ied by export sword hunters, with Illustra
tions.—By Sir S. W. BARgh, M. A., P. R.
G. S. Hartford, Conn., Published by 0. D.
CASE &
We have just received a copy of this truly
•magnificent and interesting
one
and we
can with truth pronounce it one of the very
ablest of the kind ever issued from the press.
Sir S. W. Baker is not only a veritable
modern -Nimrod, but is a man of observation
and . &search, and Is the true discoyerer of
the sources of the Nilo. The work contains
a vast fund of information in relation to the
countries of which it treats, Abyssinia and
Egypt, and gives many racy anecdotes and
startling: adventures. It islho most readable
book of theseason, and will have an immense
Oireulation.. The book comprises 608 large
pages, is beautifully printed on . good typo
and paper, and its get up and appearance
reflect the-highest credit upon the typograph
ical skill of Messrs. CMS': & CO., the Hart
aid publishers. ' -
=EI
"They made her a grave too cold and damp
For a soul so honest and true."
If they had been wise, the dire necessity
of opening the grave - for :0110 so lovely
might have been averted. Plantation Bit
ters if . timely used, are sure to rescue the
youngend lovely, the middle-aged and the
confirmed sickness.'
diseases have their beginning
in some alight difficultff....-ot the Stomach,
h i
wch would eyeritiTato in Dyspepsia,
Headache, Liv,r'Complaints, Night Sweats,
Consumption,. Death. Plantation Bitters
vial prevent these premonitory symptoms,
/ and keep the blood pure and the healtli
good.
While they invigorate the system', they
enliven the mind. "
june6-2t.
'MAGNOLIA WATEe..—A delightful toilet
article—superior to Cologne and at half the
price. •
junos-2t
MARRIED.
•
MORiIISON—WIRE.—On tho 24th inst., - by.Ttro.
D. BtoalL, Emanuel Morrison, to Mine Anna Wire,
both of this county.
• NAUGLE-211tERS.—On the 28th ta c t., by the
sp same George D. Naugle, to Mice Mary Y. blyerer
both of Ohl* county.
.. 1113011E8-11&RDER.--On May 21nt, by thn Rev
. W.A.' Mille, Ri. Robert 13.M' Hughes, to blitz Llbhte
C. dattghter of Mr. &tin Hu. 4, of Carhelo.
CIO
WONDErtLY.-Ou the 16th ult., In Dlcklneon
township, Dantul ' ondarly, sion 78 ply&
MARKETS.
CARLISLE PRODUCE'DIARRET:
Carpels Juno 4( h,lBOB.
8 1r 1 1119 " 7 ...
t .
WRITE WHEAT
ally :do
RYE
00EN .....
OLOVERREED
TIMOTAYSEEE , ..
- 41AXBEED:-..".
BARLEY
El
15
.-- • 1 - ••to -- -4-1 35
TALODUCE InUtliET
• Carllele,Juno 4th 1868. • -
Corrected Weekly by AndrewWoe/mood
WYPPBII.I 18 BACON MOULDERS, 15
25 BACON 811)1413k rl6
LARD' - • 16 W 111216 BEANS II 05-
TALLOW, 10 'PARED POACIELESi 26
SOAP - 8 lINPARBD PBACUBB 7,8
40 DRUID APPLES, 6O
• DAMN II 51n " 'lB RAGS, 4
riENTLEMEN wishing h fine flavoied ,
I L A Cigar ahould try . Dash & Bagler , a "flock
Crook," only 6 cents.
:.Thaap6g •
„ ,
hovea
, primp
Yam Cigar for AT• pinto, -
Try them.
F . E4II.AJ:kELPHXA
There Is very lit thi doing In ()lovel.e., or Timothy
to flx quotations—Small .Ice of Ile x,vetl of $275 a
288 per buthol, at which figure It is wan tot ley thTi
crushers. -
itioto;waulents to breacilituffi.i are of an entirely
limited character, and in flour tho only train...thins
are small loti, for tho supply of the lionie;lti ado at
$8.2bui1.75 per barr for f.uperfinti..-7 5, i 9 , , , 0 fur
Irani $9 75a11 - 00 - for -el
Piorlh treater!, e t faally;
2-stiet
sl OS for fancy Iota: . There is Hu• ehang.i lu r 3 o flour
orpornmeni; small s.des of the former at $0
'Thbrels very little inquiry fOr wheat :tett m ices are
drooping: sales of I,:nu bushels go , .1 red at $4 7351 75
per bushel. nye is quiet with louall ages. of Veen
-sylvanla at s2l.o. — Corn - i — erriVing — frenly — and - thu
market is at a stand. Small tutors of yellow et.-$1 1(
and mixed Western. cfr.4, 1 14.. Oats aro very quiet,
sags 0.1,00 bushels: Peatisylvatila at
busholillght nouthern nt Contrnband
rhls
key In abundance and it is offered !al iD c. Whet
commentary on the integrity of the Itoretrue Depart
ment.
Philadelphia_ Cattle .Market
\darner Juno I—Eyoning.
' ItegYes.-I,36o.head!Themarlt4 Wasiivell supplied
ith - ttreirottor descrlptions - ntntock, and for this do.
serlption a good - dotonnil_iirovalled. :rho attonda ace
of buyers was quite large, who notalfestoll 'der. -
blo interest In the traffic, and an adinnio' demanded
by holders In Elio early part of thy day was up to the
close, well maintained:. Coinmon descriptions were
but 111th, sought after. Sales choice at
prime at 8090, and common at' Crti lb grins. Tho •
lowing Iwo the particulars of the Fab sto day; '
54 head Owen Smith, Lancaster county, 90 1034. -
17 Drugler 601cCloo,n, runty, Shin
45 P. Mclfillon; Chester county, lout 1.. •
85 P. Hathaway, t. aneaster yea
100 James S. tcll•lc, Chaster CJIIIIty,
01 It. P. Mention. Lanr.wtyr county, Dien.
-75 James Mennen, Laneastur county, 'Call. !.
. . .
40 B.S. Maiden, Lancaster county, 10011..,
160 Inman .4 Ilachman,Lancaster-e,unty,
- 70 Martin Fuller 6: Co, Western 9•Aall.
107 Mooney le Smith, Wester. 0%0 10 %. .
SO Thos. Mooneyilro., mw-ter
40 L .Prank. Laneastsr county 9 , .,11110,;.
00 Frank k, ticiumburg, , Western•
70 'Hope 8: Co., Western, 0X0i. , 1114: .• '
• 57 .1. Olomnson, Lancaster con tlty, - 0,;(.a1114
25 Chandler .5 Alexander, Chester coil uty. trgal
23 A. Kitnble, Chester County 0 . 1 Co 10!..5.
40 John Kulp, Pennsylvania, Ctn.
COWS AND CALVES IC , Cl:lpta22 head. 'there was less
u money In the demand La prices were steady; sales
of Bpringera at at sl6ntis, Ind Curve and CalveaJa $ 5O
086.
SHEEP The evil tenor of the 'nol.lces received from
the Wool, and' a decline of la clb in Pittsburg, to
gether with Leavy reNtlpts, t.:ntled to etlll further
depress business, :md•lvdders iu order to 'effect yaks
to any extent were compelled to do so at at a deciine;
sales of common and choice lots at buTirlbgross Re
ceipts B,ooothead.
lipaa The market compared with last,-WEek Iles 'un
dergone but little change. Supplies btany,eom.
log forward lees freely, - and the demand was ^gel;
sales at the Avenue and 1011 Yards at 1304 76 l
lbs net—the latter rate' for cats. R. rite 2AO
!feed. -
SPECIAL 11' 0 IGE S.
110D.SE and Cattle Powders and" I.ini en.n ts, togetb 7
er with - a larda - iseortment of froth Drega and Medi..
clues, Dye Stu' , e, to,„ at Co:nman
Worthlngtor...., - ...„ .. a. r.rwt Main Street,
Carllele.
STII4L ANOTHER, REDUCTION.
Wo have la .01, complutedsuch.nnanguweu to IT
enables us 4o offer the Ibllbwlng goods at quite reduced
rotes, both Wholesale S Retail. :"
Gall A Ax's Fine, metlidni and cheat. — Slooltlak To
bacco. J. C. roll k pro's Vert, 9plees. Preston's
choicest Ch •colatos. At ogslord ' s - uod other ilturelies.
A largo stock 01 Lo-t Fish uu hand at frit pl. es. A
a.lr. {malt lorSioloko.per,, Let %eau our- Who
talees. •.
WM'. BLAIR & '
A NEW REV EDI' IN CONtItIII PTION.— 1'h3:61•
elan a• 11 . -. bud Como.] motion for sonrra I 'yettru olt It
frequent bb rdingr nt the.tungu ctn.! 111111 ,, dt
oirdlcitio 1111 k ittVn to hub prolo,lort. ultett
cns,•,npp,•nnal hdplen+. II is the nitjv physician id,
It in Ills4iwn perFpn, or lin hun any
oe of It , : vii too, .c.rll.kt glegre
health he now - enjoy. ti 1114. "I 1,1,
E1...M . 11i, nod ato(litog hot (it for di (Tate ol d (re
ex t motion of lope or reeovery, to, (hot will o
grant of cottlldence to ell olliotoingletsel 11 he to liat. It'd
the exi(eritornt — To - those - sorb rho, with nnc (Ikea e
of the Lungs he proffers Croat (neut. he hooildo
believes will evadleate the diaease. Prim. 8,50 ilk I .
bottle or $8 a - hall (I. Con: Went i t ((Stets,.eo . ,;, for
circular or call on ' tleIC 11 (YloS l'i(N .1 ll' II'SON,
No. 250 North 1e
221eay (8 ly.
T_ C ! I `II , C.TI TTC II !
SCRATCH I SCRATCH!! SCRATCH I I
In_fpnal9Ort.o_ hr.nrs.
'Whiaton's Ointniont eu'rus The 1 tub.
Wheaton's Ointment eta., i :alt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Totter •
Wheaton's Ointment curse Barbers' Itch.
Wheaton'iOintmeut cures 01,1 t , etes.
Wheaton's Ointment co es E vet y kind
of Humor' like Magic.
Price, 50 roots a box ;by moil , 1 . 10 rests. Address
WEEK'S & 'POTTER, No.. 1.70 \\ at.hingtc n bisect
Boston, Mass.
For sale by ell Drnvists.
;ept 20 674 y. "
JVE.II Al) VEfeT b`3ll; .11 EIV
W call at. W.
?_ oJIIIIC-3
OR. SALE.—A new ,leather, top
buggy very little in tb, ! 1,11.1.,, , i rpair.
II nt W. O. ,S'awyer's h Co's rtor,..
sjune4lt.
1I E ' S -
Bitter Tincture of Reo6
WILL INERFECTNALLY - LIAM
Ryspepsla or Indigestion, Disordered Stomatli sad
Liver, Gostivene.s. Impurity of the Blood, mt
ache, Vertigo or Giddinesp; Nervous Debility,
Fever and Ague. Incubus or Nightmare.
General Debi city, Cramp, Colds. and
Pains In file hack and hide.
, This Ignot a now Madleilla: the ,receipt font:taking
It Was trolfght front Germany to nalthnore,
ever fifty years agethy Mr. Elvin, who introduced it
among a lbw of 11i:ilium:In blends and itehthbore,
who, flailing it to be an invaluable remedy of the
above diseases, rerotummided It to otliers,_unt.ll it
became, and, stilt continues; to' ho, the household
medicine of a taro portion of:the
_Germans of
morn.
The hitter Tincture of ;toots to compa.f , t bf the.
juices of a number of the bust Valualilo lOUts,
seeds known 'to the medical faculty, with a buinci
nary of pure old rye Whiskey to In:the one of the.
most effectual Tonic Tinctures ever offered to the
public. Every person should, usu. it every Spring
Summer and Full to purify tlm MVO loin to
the stomach and invigorate the sytleta.
STIMaNI /11,L'S
The Rev. 6eo. Iluntor ays:—
do hereby cortity that I.ovhig used ono bottle 'of
Sherk's Bitter Ilecturo of Roots, 1 have found it
invaluable for tho.fitomach and bowels. It relelved
mo tif pales. nanfea ariCcostlveness anitereatqd an
excellent appetite. 1. confidently reecondiond It to
all as a reliable medicine.. (IRO. HUNTER.
- Jan. 2:th 1,1613.
• Haying been afflicted frr rule tine - with dyspepsia,
ostivoness, lona of appetite. nod ;general prostration
t( tho ay atem.l urettlittork's Bitter TI neturehr Rinds;
•ndin a short time frond myself entirely relieved,
• nd my health metered. J. S.. HERBST,
No. 21, North Hanover St., Ow lisle.,
.1 hereby certify Abet—the ?ditician, 'lt noiyn' cc
Shark's Bitter Tincture of Reath hat to. niy,kintiel,
edge, cured ceetivenens, nightmare, lose of atipetlte
and general debility. J. AV: SMILEY, .
Ise. 33. North thirteen( tir.",'Carllsle..
Ilavlug boon afflicted with..eoctivedoso•foj- . .0 long
time,l tried Shark's Bitter . Tincture • orltoote, old
havO found It highly efliclent, relieving mo lu•a short
Limo. Try It and you will find It [food.
A. IV. BIINTZ, '
No. 27, South Ifittior,or Bt., reillido. •
In the summer of 1860 my tool th felled enm.tlmt
my NlllOlO system was pmstrattid as If worn out. no
that I woe unfit S,r buolurla. I 11.11 17i11.1.1013 Bitter.
Tincturo of Itootg fOr soma time, and was completely
restorodio health, :I b'llovo this n n •dirine will du
all that le claimed Mr it. 6A,M1.11.1. U UUY &alt.
Caribou, ' . •
Raving. been afilhded,a ti ',..tv11 'ilervoinS.
debility and luoittuntion. , I- iit.eif J . 511.44:11 .itter.
Tincture of Roots, and have found it esseediliglY;
beneficial, andwaqoiniinflid it to all al;• a rellJfle
Medicine. j L. RP:IAA:It.-
- -
..Thurols morn madleal,virtuu In . ono of tlio:le Itot
-4.lea than in u gallon of many of Olin !littera nod inh•
hIION.noW offered to Ulu - publie,.• ".l. • •
•• BlANUNAO'llpillil! AND SOLD
S - 01C11V.13
No., 82; - .ot T — Wer.SffoT.Cliorlislii - AYI.: -
Also for Sala
.by Druggists and
•
- •DR..li OCK'S. - -•
. .
PA, I N ',V 'I:0
Cured NonUtight;'iOnth;ant 'ti . iipeittii-in the shunt
ache! and, bowels in- teu minutes. It Hover fait to
urn pains in tho Inch and lannt Wei. E. It is tho
lor - Ithounddistuitepratne,Oholerti i -llor
bus an Horn mon CoMplain ts., •-•
Thu ' Victor' NaturN Ciadiftathid'ed fontthe.
1' 60
..,.a 00
7.76
265
-- 266-
1,10
. OA
vegetable k.ngdoloolot,a 1101108111 110 8011. It EMU 111.
.be overyliouse—st4tre' keel Ii Ib , Itt l
, Tho Csrl tlint have unaT3lV3telftlry
as folio - v:3,i • t beini .ti(teuitt
Years In atlifekti iblititnatlSin:And *Kik lisiCk 4 Kblcit
for tbe'last twOyearli 1114 t chino on
tbst I . oo.enthnly disabitui, for bucino,s. I used
„your
Dr. Riasitlel'ain Victor this spring, end part °Loire,
litiktitifbaSentireiv - eurod inn - recoutpultbi ilt --sciths
cotitldettkii to others. SAD, its :11 Alt . / . /N.
Nu. 111, South Ilituover itreot, Carbide.
I.blivo used your. Paln ' Victor btr
back, and limy° fsund n porfec4' tire in a short thileil
'llbelleve it, to Lu , xvlulalliLle cure, ' .
Who nov4l:l:Biady, gi.
'A.Ll , says:
stave lour e l?(-..Ituoles, rain Victor Ip my family,
C, L iv9re arid quick (ur,...NNUPjgbi
„ 131/:.n..33.1cA ny.
Tooth
-
and(„`
Orgetually I+l,urnlgla. and' Tooth
. "'
• • r, Victor noted/ 1 lisiqtf•lthliedinatient
And Neuralgia. 1101 Lull/SA .1111311.1tISON
AVo chea•tully recoininetitl.your Pain Victor its an
IntAlUablo issiedy forrl;taMucllo.
W3t: B. 1111i1.1 , 111.
• . .14 kiVii. l .l l t.
PlCkdo rautaald ID. 33, Soutli
,ItanOvar'Sqoal, Pta•• Where every POlllOll
Notirolgii4,ToOtilache,. Iloadcachb Acid
I: . pedttlijtkAbe Stomach te , invited to, call nod tie cured
jtr ton minutes, frau of "Clarico.
For sal. y Drugglsta and all country stores.
Nuns . • •
IMED
75
..... 00
..226
iYE ly AD VIER Tggi/./.*)70.,
A inniAnurniA, Juno 2186 A
INPORTA ND DISCQVERY 1
' ~..--' !--_:-,,1.,__11. := ',•
(
, 3 ... - _,-;. - kr . -
. 1 ' ill '6 t il i k -
j,
- . 6:..' , V‘ii. .
1- 4-Itr' i.,.,. ,
4 4 174 - L' T ''` .
!IX•OULTERtRS ,
OR icnIOKEN, pow - pgns.
. - . ( qspyrigbt: .",
• "9103RIttiii ounil FOrt"
GAPES.IN::CIIICTCENS 'IANIY :TIPfiKEYS
Will prevent end Cure 'Chicken Cholera
- and' other Dicoaso oommon to Poultry,
endvill'prornote .4 - m2 - increase of Rat. .
FULL Dili NCT,W7I:3 ACI.CoItPANY,I:A.cIiVACKACI.O
The 111111.0 d 0 a low of the rtmlifival.4, WO boo
•raelAved'ilr prcol of the gi eat Nal uu and Ufacacy'or.th
roolterols' Yliong : . ' '
. „ . ,
• .
CMIROI;I,TON, BAl.Tinioßt.Col. , yrr 11D.,1)e,„ 16, '0;67.
Massrs.Miluorthy'd• (b.' ' -' .
• • -''-
• OEs•rumn:l:—l hays omod your .Poulteroe - Ftlarre
upon , a brand or 3 oung ebichens thlit_haetho !tapas,
and am happy to cay, that by tiro um., of a tow loxes
thy tillmoyrtircly Carob --It -will cortalnty . :aura Y,liko
gapes when tired according to • directions. - - •
..l'ours,, 0.. c. " LIEU. HARMAN.
'l.twrowN, W. 17.%., April 7th.1868.
,
.I&gsr.7. Clolwralliy'd,'Co.
have broil selling your "Poulterers'
Friend' hr thu last low months, for the cure of
l.hielren Cholera. and In every lust:lee reborn it tuts
hero used, the disease ens arrested at once. It Is
the greatest Medicine made. It is In guilt demand,
:Ind I no selling it rapidly.
It certainly aeceniplit hes all that you claim for It.
toms, &e. JONAH T. TRUriSP,I.L..
.. nrria'ansxoty, IV. VA. April lath, MS.
idfrsirs,, C/o/wort/Iyd fr Co.
•. • •
• ,
M yyr.unit elliokens were dylug Tiny Iltat This Spring
rich Cho llapos, and louring op your Poultereral
si v,
'Hand, 1 purellared a paelzago 'from .los. M. lot
•r, 1-
akrr,,olloph ordstown, Va., aud It acted - III; oa c, ro
'lie tlaja.a soon dp.appearod, and my chickens la •o
vrtnno healthy - nod thrifty I can . recommend
'onitel eta' Frimid to all ....
IletsPs—Clohroflfry Cb
..
GENTS :—,Ll:tritig hjbt . 11..gr02.t. nutuy foul s, .auriti
tho ourly Spring, with "Ohlckou CliOlt.rn;" I . IVII4III
- by .MK. )ps..N.l..Stotiebralter, Of SbutherdstoWii,
1 V., to try a
,Intpoi . at,, your `Wootton,: 'Fi. ~,,,,,,,
I which,! did; aud I bud only used tHett doto4 'Aim
...th4.titOttl toot is.iiii.ente tl, anal' hart., -.lnt AL/Ilt :Ai: fowl_
bitten.. J. Tnn - most barely recuintriet4 it to do what 'lt
TIIYS, it tho dirootions nro fallowUtli- Far . l.llo - by nil
..,,u4try•Nt.itilut o, ~ , till itTSTIAN WELTY.
. ' CLOTWORTIIY ,F CO., WholeFnio D ru ggi s ts, -
No. an Wept 13altintoro Str e et, llnithnoro, Md.
Price - $2;00, - par - .Dozon - i - G - ihe - Trade.
A Libeia.. - DISCOUIItr Ahem d,. whet. Purchasod u
I.ai Vii. 1i apttlles,. •• • • •
.
Beware ninny hull:aid. Nene genuine except that
...u.ctw,.l b t dl.uw, thy x
All ctout.benlier'n ervpartit otis salp by
ed it .t 31,un at.. Cfir.ude Pa.
• •
1.:1A it . ‘1 1.;001i.' )1i IN
, TEuEsci
nth., ing to tho I mein orthlrvintlnnil an 1
Flhitho unties
109 be,t t: 1 PElt anu %tolt. n,‘ hrd,
THE WORLD:4 111.1P9I: Mth MtatVER
CL - 7' . GE.I.R-lii'OX 3-lAOIIIXE
perfectly beenrett I Urn extereal. dirt. weL t r ally ether
olifttritellen. and tieete it the I , t•-t• In:0,111, and in
the hteit. petsll4 111 , 1,11 i ..:11 01111
=EM=MIE=I
FOR ITS NEvrNE . 3I.3 AND sTizi:
- FOR ITS I,IGHTNEss OF DRAFT,
FOR ITS DER artH,ITV, WWI; ‘sl'AS LONG A,S
- , rwo ICnnUEV L ACIIIN
FUR ITS VIN I FINC P. IN HANDLINQ, EITHER
It combines all Iho recent proin,tannts n !how
1a7 , "1,-,ls r- , sn eon IN Mixed - 18
incheu Wlaln.i n unties Ithout clamping the pit
man-- can be operate I ho n b,ly.
AS A IttiAl'Ell It, is arrang
ril with a i.wrietlor Uri pprt, n Pildo-dellvery RAltoililf-
Attiiiillinrot. nr till. self
either thilivetiog elle," es oily, at the will at .the
rater.
A Fitinple Ninrhine--eln ecru at T.r 11,Bryv'on's
or at Etillor's
in l'arlb,lo, 11. r. Dank' ) clea r Ali,.
thrill fu ti,o, will give
t it. es aloe will
, at Ni:wliiirg•
I;. Xgyht for
i...untitts,
l'a.
t. IV I MA /VElNautltori7titl
t orat.r.t 22,111ty
NIL KR UPTC,
t. This giro noti •e. that • im tho 27th (lay of
743, A. D. ‘varrint in-ihmkruptey-was -IFstlntl
,lost the • afata of Charles W. Ituynolde, oft,Ship.
- vonsburd, in the county of Cum'', and, anti etmo
of who hour adjudged a ltankrnpt
on Ha on n pithier, thatthortyment of any debtit amid
thntieliVery uf any propatty belonging to such baxdo opt
to him or or Ills wle, and the tr.intder 01 any Property
by hin t are or•bidden Ily (n •o; th a t it 111,11114 of tllO
oh , arr. of said hanaropt to prove their debt:, and
td rhoo-a ore or 111,t• of lila oqtte, wlil _ha
bold at a Court of hdoltropt,y W bo holder at his
Wit, in the Cm, t Ilomo , iu Carlkle, edinborl tool
eou,ty, l'o.,,bolord C has, A bat nett, Ihrtihh , r, on the
,}7lllM•ty of luru, A. II laa , , at lit tichleli, .1. 31.
t:. El.1.)1,1 tt. Alarshall,
• ' l 2. Ai
Our S, 11. 0:11hr:tall; Iten'y.
U. S Drp'y , 0111cor1,•1•n6afield, May, 1t.,38
2L,11,3
QtHri)OL TAX Ti'oll.. 18135.- 11
'fho I}uplie.lo of . 4 ohn for thti Nornuo
of
, ar111,14 COWI in Imml, of the 'rre:tsur, fur
o.lio•thim
d 5 Nntiv) lo thervfor , givvp klrit Trenq
• I er-v WAIL towl 4 tho county yugvp,tioit.f, icon,.
mistJor.aci_Offlee,),
Friday ihc alst of July. ia-rd ;
• -
bets ten the houis of 0 And 0 o'clock of Fnld day, for
of ooeti~ing Mach
tt 9 s ' n u o rr oTt Vo l "c l trt 'n o ) al de on
all taws paid; ['m.o. s,,hing to pa; their tan ex
litifont th abuvA coy by eallia4 at. the
office of the .Truasurer in Nlarion
' ' . • .W. , EIiY; Treasurer.
T.hosg3ot, , •
•
ero CONTRACTORS Mill 13UILD:
- s.oed l oroposalli, Mirked for' a 'building
for llto poor of Cumhorlxu4 Nuuty . , Will lin rotanved
by tho unilorAttaad at Oarlialo,dm ft thu nth day of.
J u nu, lext,at I'l o'clock, for huil.llng nu addl
tional budding lor ; thy p /01 . 01 Cualoaland eauutyi
'On ground adjoining lhb pro Eoint PonrAloufie.
Plans and spoeilloatlons way ha soon at thu onto° of,
tho county CoalloitoionaP. , .
'rue Board of Directors rul:orse the r1;:lit to ri , joct
all or auy of the pl. posala. ,a roplo r,ecui ill will ho
r eqylica truin the aeouptod
.1:
C IN
Elviwat - , -
• na VID WI/LI , •
Blieetari' JO
of .thu Poor or
22may-ll .
n thu gatr,td ev'ery 1111 re upon whirl ILe
CALISIIC ,
of Its ort11:ity1:1r i!vols. T?' , .'s is too
- ' 111thIlitIMOTP
tor the filaments th tut Lk 'ay.:. But, nn It wn, Ip
bait of Ony,o.oh!Op. ; e.,r,is - clkaugetl to a.
,il.lsi.) aLORwtl9
and at alma' tlitio, vitalized au j i ''lmprOved by
- 6,A1 - 5 -- 'l,eit SAiikl,WDY,* - 4 2Z-L ' .
. . ,
nature's saiii'alfic and benutitd - regeneratal,flaiinaC:
flouted by Jr iintwAno4o; ire*
toie' field by all Driiggi4B.'l:Appited ,by•!all•
• .$, , . • ~ ~ ,
' "
.. • • • • . .
CX.ECITTOIt'S' iiol,`lV.ll . •
11.:
- -- -Lettere lestatnindarAlinvlng'• Oda da . - been
tatvou -o4 ,tly, ,e4tate , of
. 41dulY - 111fo;
, - lain. - of _Eaat
Kf l inelioidlownslilti, „ llda aounty; Lel tAntatabootiPor,
11,1,0,14 In'..llfilteannin. Perry cpuoty. NotleaAff:
I_l4eby idtt,il toil!! perka , na Indebted
.to eald - Vdatqi
_tomake limn eillato pin meld, and to._all time having.
elainiingainaVlcti „ .preaun! „- tbeux - to , . ! !:•.
la tt,', T. 1.-T cu"y, '11 , rr0iN3.14,m. ,
2Uonty:tit. , P. .# , l,,
,
to outn
.l4,,lty..,tlpß,VP, -
• •
1 .4 1 ()I1 SAl,llil,t:Ail`,:ici.9BTlAttlliitin Peilli'
with. fho
aj to g.ol good•Iltb ddilt;l:ligEtr, I .l o Wrib r id . 4lie ,
)t..,, . •
/
' tv.i 9 n., Itl,1 1 1.!1!14 1 1 . n1111nidl..!Oh*dl
1
l!arlor OrginiSlpfio: ,
oY7 l i'agypitt(l2ot44ll.3.46v2ottiiiiht:lt 'artii ? r,Prico
SUO. Euquiro nt tlil 0111(0, • ' • • •
29mtiy.ilt .
MEM
1' E
rlacE 25 dENTS
Rei..pertfully, SPOTIB
81111,111.RDSTIMN, W. 31arch . .211t1, 468
is a tw-olamie
I M I=
SUDDEN DEAT il
TN)'ili . i.ii , ill ' '4') I , ,Q,:'l..A;
IiMEM
-4 112.117 ,.r - A 1), 17 ISEM:ENTS
OI4OUS
• -,0 rgenized end Equipotbin•Now,3torA _City tot,.Pie
Seaton' r 'lB6B, With • NMI , Canvas; Now- Vane and
Olutribts, New Cniteo, iioalttiful an d Appropriate. Ap.
:••`tl k.OD.F.t . ; :F.6;:nrBIT.T.oN
very Z vi ttio word. . •
II
The nro among tho tpeclalltios the
ManagnitnitTnialiftlitilloucielat proYsonting '
The gest Stud of Thorougbred Horses, •
- Tlio - DeSt Lndy Riders,
Thu Best Pad Riders,
The Best BareLback Riders, - •
The Best Three Clowns in Amerins t ,
. • The Wonderful Dwarf Elephant,
. "F.A.-NNYI"
Two yearn old, 30 !Welles weighs 250 Olinda,
undoubtedly the' puutllest ever exhibltod In any
Country.
- • PROF. TIIOMPSON'S,
GREAT PERFORMINU BULL, • •.
Tho Alultiform Feats of this Animal in tho Ring
the
gurvissus bona, and lialmjustly been classed among
Wunder, of the 19th Century.
Pro. GEO. FOREPAUTI'S Mote Wore
Merel'relned Ai beals'exhibited to the Audience
thee' nky Show• hei ever exhibited be irro.
'
-
%,
. •
_
.~.
MACK TfiE AI; CAT TAL'ENTI
• Ww.li TothcislA liE,
Premium and Nlltleg.n Uu Chavnl,
11 t<3 DAIDILIM WARD,
The "FM of the Arena
=1
TUt,
D E CA 1;1.01"CA,
Thu Dashhn; and Daunt lose Elluestrenno and "Ppitte
of tho Ring." •
NI 11. .1. De ‘iOTT
Vhoso Ileau , ilul and During Equestrian Pereonatlons
have gained for httt the tlti.e of the Winged
Mercury."
Al R.. 7. WARD,
The Model Clown. Jester and Grotesque, the greet
Multiform Petiormer of he profession. As •
- Rope porfermor and Plato:Spinning,
Mr. Ward acknowledges
•
M. JA NILS )11'1.R.3,J _
'The (Ii.i.1:11 nud iiriginst Jester
--Tire -Celcbratril 'Frick Clown.
THE All A 111 1111.)1'IIERS,
The most rful Athl(.6, of this Dr any , , other
, age to their l'i ter , . lee I Agilo 0 roupfn ga,
Hoe, and logo.
Til
prominont the ions family that
hovetilialhoimol no admiration of tho World.
MlE3,§}:i 4 111 N
MADA)IF:S SIVOII I, RTON,
}IIiRUtc.
Lana CHB. POLkNTI
. 11 EN-DER:3ON,
Tottellier with a Intl and cumpoto
Etparte,, tiahers, and Attendants
nontmont ig Managua by Mr. 91:n.
La'A UG U.
MEM
I t\ P,
I ?4 -- -Z-z
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;\
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4 A . , ,, ,,. ~
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PI! ~
IP: ~
- 7 , 7 -;-;5,,L. ,..f 3' .
--K 15k,,,,P
Tlfb Vow 101:
Tito u OF ACTING BEARS
TAPANESE sintr
Tho.Divail iniThitiit," FANNY," lvllbtto . n'aparlsoned
3 -,-
-nto itlirtAtryt.l hnuent *Lth a'
•
"Splendid Oidehtitl.lfoudit.h.
In which childrenfrom •amOrit
• tbo Awlirir.o will lie rtilowril the ilovolty 01,ein
ELEI'.IIANT RIDE.
Tin.; 'A I;A WONDERS,
:TII V it 1.11, , 1N .N ... (1 . " . 8 ISDN
LEAP iN,C I,IU PFA,LO
A Real E ni;on 1:114 Ito), .by the
4 cvnle Ana Trull or
, • r
' '• Alphorizt, ::"1\ Licari:lo. • , '
.Who " up,olidhly luipet hlm over
OATES, 13AitS SL : OBSTACLES.
~'sC>rlitkiluting the mout . •
t.tt T lu O A'EitTOORSE.AitOR
.-.,..Ever gly9n-ip.ii.
~,.:_
=;~,~
Fi l(,
■9~
Mi
tl. *l ' i'i :;P ' Ti, •
iq?'l c, A
144.,‘ .;‘ ',,,
' ' , 4... f ' ® .1 1 -P..4:c '' ' -
The Pro&Hsieu will cuter the Town•at 10 o'clock'; ti
-01, led by 1'ROM:3801i KANE'S) Motropelltlen:',Blllm.
%Cornet 4401.1 i teXkordil•by the DnieirElepheoit ,,, NAN-
Ipt Lorp pprla richly (loco rittud .Vor and , di e
yAnf,,, , Cheejote,:yahlanos. Con at
•:Collee, • ,
4 MISSION - ' .55 Cte
Children ukter'l2-yea're' '- 25 4 , 4 '
Doers open' nt 2 k 7 P. M. -Perron:nem
c00",,t,0 c9mmonctrjoillon - .
•
,1 1 114. SIM 21. T. l l S. goO - W
'lvP
;,p/T,,F i cl# NIE/SItUI Q, Tuosday; : d r ah:
OART_ABL'E; WeanOaday, Jiiqo tOth.
14 111:1"1"EgSBURG, Thursdity,.Jurio
c- no d.tek . Conly, Aft&oOn. a.nd. Bien
ing at Baal), Plaoq,. ,
u:.MISCEI f EOU' .
• ' OF THE. • •
U N 1 0-N - 4 0-- Acirric
- WA I Lit O,A.D
Are now,dplehed and In operation. , Sittf "Wiwi of
track has been laid Min sprlngfand the work. long
the whole line--between the At!Anita - and — Pacific -
Stateirle biting , pushed forward More rapidly than
ever before. .eloreAhan twenty thousand men are
employed, and It le now-possible that the entire track,
from Omaha to Bacramento, will be finished in 1800
instead of - 1878. -- The moans provided , are ample, and
all that energy, men and money can do to socure,the
completion-of this
• GREAT, NATIONAL WORK,I..
at theearliest possible day, will be done. .
The URIGN;PAIMBIO ii - Aunciap COMPANY receive
. ,
I".—A Government', Grant of the right of way, and
all neceasary timber and. other, materiels'. frond
- along the line Of operatiolut: • ' ' .
•
lI.—A Government Grant of-12,800 acres offend
to the mile, taken In alternate 'sections on' each
-side of its road. This' Is , an absolute donation
and will be a source of large revenue in the future,
Government Grant of Milted States Thirty.
• y'edr, Bonds, amounting to $16,000 to 548,000 per
mile according; to the'. difficulties to be • ens;
mounted on the various'seetions to be built. The
.Government tales a second'utertgage as security,
and It Is exported that not only the interest,' but
prlncipal.amount _may be. paid-In-Bodice seri
dared by the Company in transporting. trtleirs;
mails, A. The Interest is now much more than
- paid in this way, besides mooring a great saving
In timeand money to , the -Government. •
IV.—A. Government Grant of the right to lessee Its
'own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid in building
the road, to the same amount as the U. B. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose, and no more. The
GOVanNMEST Banta!, the Trial tees- of the First
- Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the Bonds to the
Company only, as the read is complete, and after
It has been- examined by the United States Com.
miseloncre and pronounced to be In all respects
a flret•class Railroad, laid with a heavy Trail,
• and completelyy , supplied with depots, ststions,
turnouts, caithapardocomotiveg, care, &a.
V.—A Capitalatoak' , .Buhscription. from the ' , stock•
holders, of which over - Eight Minion - Dollars have
bean paid in upon the work- already done and
wants. which will be increased as the ante of the ' Com.
pany,,requird'. - - •
Vl.—Net Cash Earnings on its Way Business, that
already amount to none THAN TOO InTztlEsT on tha
First Mortgage Bonds. These earnings are no
indication of the vast through .traffia that must.
folloir the opening of the lines to the Pabific, bl:4
they certainly prove that - - •
. ,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS .
upon Bu n ch a property, cootlugmearly three times their
amount.
Aro Secure beyond any Contingency
The Company have abundant means In their trea
sury, and make no appeal to the ;labile . to' ,purcbue
their Bonds, as the- daily subscriptions are entirely
satistastOryl but they submit that for entire security
and liberal returne f thernis certainly no -better in.
vestment in the Market. . •
- - .
The Uniou Pacific 13otids are for $l,OOO each, and
,have coupons attached. They havit -thirty yaws to
run and beer Annual interest, payakle.on the Bret
days of January and July at tho Company's Office in
tilt City of New York, at the rate of eli per cent. In
gold at maturity. At the preeont rate of gold, these
toinds•pay-an.annuat-looome-on-the-oost o
NEARLY NINE PER CENT., .
AND IT e JS BELIEVED THAT THEY
"" WILL SOON BE AT A PREMIUM.
The Company reserve the right; to advance the price
to a rate above - par at any time, 'mid will nut
0)1 any orders ~or receive '-auy subscriptions
Os whichthe money has not been actually paid at the
Ciaup.,fiTs tat. Vidor° thetime of eucA laverce
Pernae soh,eribitig will hurtlS the par value of the
'bonds nod too acerued tutsre.t in earroucy at — the
rate el stx.per coot. per annum,' frau* the ditto uu
which the lent coupe,. was paid., Suuserlptlaue will
be ru.elvetrin .
• A. - L. SPONSL-PR,
nd in Now York -
At the Carapany:s Office: y. 3.20 Nassau Street
John J. Cisco /4 Son, , Bankors No. 69 Wall St
AO by the Company's advertised -agents throu o ghout•
' the Unlttid Stab's. 1' - 7
Remittance, antatt be mad/ in drafts or otlity . unds
par in Nero York, and the, Bonds seal be sent , tee of
charge by return crimes,- • - Parties subsenbing'thiMugh
local agents, look to them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPULET AND 51/IP NOD 1868 has just been
published by, the, Company, giving Taller information
than Is possible in an advertisement, respecting the
Progress of the Work, the Resourses of the Country
•trav creed by the Road, the Means ( or Constriction,
and the Value of the lionds,,whicb wID ba sent free
on application at the Compare or to any qt
thandyertisad sonata:
JOHN J. CISCO ; ,T;c7tikrei:New York.
29may-68. _
;;; ; •
JOHN DORNER
k_RRCHA_NT__TAILOR.
In 'framer's Building, neanitheani'e Hall, Carlisle,
Pa., has Just returned from the Eastern Cities with
the largest arid most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Veatings,
Gents' Furnishing Goode, &c.,
:Tor brought to OUrltste. • -
And JENNY CMLNEAL,
And UNDERHILL,
ICI,
BARTOW and JAY,
.ot Corps ollGromne,
.f the finest texture and of all ebonies
. .
Mr. Dornor being himselfa practlial cutter of long
experience is prepared to warrant
. perfect fits, and
prompt filling of orders.
Piece Goods by the yard, or cut to order. Don't
forget. the place. -
Manny
• IMPpRTEICAND DEALEJ IN
GA'RPETINGS,
MATTINGS 3 OIL . CLOTHS,. RUGS, ETC
,87 South Second St., above tlbeethut
N. 11:Purehosere-will do well to cell
NM
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
OFFIOIAL HISTORY OF TI U Fan,
ITS' CAIFOR, CHATCACtER, CONDUCT Airp
BP HON: ALEXANDER. H. STEPHENS
of.aY SOTiot,L7
~Pa7lies
This great *orb itresentit - ,the .etfly- complete and
tbnitartial analysis of the`catise of !Mc War jekrptth-
Melted; and glees Mao 'lnterior lights Andrahadows
Of the great • conflict only known to theie high
offleora who watched the flood-tide of iturolutlon'from
Its tonotain. spring. and
,whietricas so accessible' to
.Mr. Stephens, from Ms .position as-second officer of
the Confederacy.
• T. a public that bat hum surfeited with APRAR
TINTUIt'.BITIIDAR• PRODUCTIONS, 'Wei premise a
chanuo.of fair, b th apooablo and salutary, and an
totelbidival treat - .of' the - highest order. 'The great
moricao War has AT.LAST found a hlstorlan Wor
thy of its importmfoo, and the candid and Impartial
troatment which truth and '
, Justice so urgeptly de
mand.
The intense desire every where manifested to ob.
tain.tids woik, Its ofilcial character and ready kale,
combined with an inereasod commission, make itithe
best subscription book' eras published. - •
' Ono agent Inliaiton, Pa.. reports 72 subscribers in
tliweß days. • • •
-One-iiniloskonOilass.lo3 sidniertbirii (COW' days.
-One In Men:Tide Tenn. 160 Iti . lbscribers In ay. days.
Bond for Circular's and see our terms, and a full
deidripthin of the work,
..with liresd,:n9GS•4 of
ad: • • • • . r
r' r Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING. CO.
26 South Sisson Bt., Plinid4Phis ". •
MIZE
IgIiItRiePR°PERTY OT A lrE
*ll.Cl6:raPYink,Washhigio' n pounty i ,
, til . subsdriber intoodo' ;banning bld
Walnuts, dicta nits tnontnr:7:: • • . ,• 4. ,
gRICK ','STODE 'A,ND.. DWELLING
_ .110 M 3E
,
The Store 'T.fouse le 20 by /SO foot , tliti - littalltai has
rooms with collar uttcler" tato whole , hOttsal and
A pit . le„.:aoSertal - With 'Slate 'And - part Tin, with
SPRILNCi.IIK[SE, .03100D , STBI4NO,
-CAR S. ISOIt_IIQUSE, - .oool).„LOT.and all good TOO,.
coo of the bag losatlond ltir 'Luminous in town.
Persona buying thettbo ye property can pet pease's.
len by the sth day or Atignat b r let of September
gan . also tfAhey,soelre buy. the Stook of llooda • as I
'Will 'ghee gataLltergalnAtt :the*: at 'chit ' Also
-1 two-dory— 77 L- • . _ .
ES
MI
~9
_ .
~ 1 1 . 19p3 13 and Half.. Lot,
erph . s,ll vied put,Dulld,logs, Acid miter In . the
„yard,
,pea occupied se ai Codreitioniry Med' ,
A , FRAME . O
TW-STORT enor.
.
•
Possession of the two last named
_properties will
be given on the lit of April nexa, For further In.
ihrmation andress, „ ; ARTIN,BIIIIgII,II.
-22 m iyit, , . • . I •,• , • Oleninprlog Md.
IN OANICAUPTOY, •
tailchn gritnnsylvanta 8.8.
• • • CAIILIBLII May. 13; A. D. 180;,.. _
undoolgood horobrglireenutlcoot Ids appoint',
wont :torApalgnoe of,ilouinot ElayoN . Of lipohanice•
Virg, in Ch . ° oountj'. oY Cumborlitte, — at dtate ,of
- Ponnoylvnolo, within Bald Dlstrio4, wbotoi boon Ad-.
judged n Bankrupt. noun his—own, petitio, -br"thb
.I)4triot Court of odd District; •
• • Assigns*.
293311%5 , 4g. • •
•
MILES
600 -
Cloths,
Cussimerag,
mis cloths comprise
ENO LISILO
FRENCH, and
AMRRICAN MANUFACTURERS,
J. T. ''ELACROIX,
WholveiWand Retail,
P II I LA DZLP ILIA
RRSULTS
MISCELLANBO F?§:-
itaisra•vs
VEGETABLE,AWLBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE. OF THE =AGE!
4131-ray-Tiencled People have their
locks restored by it to the dirk, lustrous,
silken tresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People , with light, faded orred Hair,
have these unfashionable colorechanged to
a beautiful auburn; Mid rejoicer
- People whose heads are - covered with
Dandruff and Huirtori, use_ it, and have
clean *coats and clear and healthy scalps!
33a1(1-1-kettirled. "Votprania have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
hare 'spits covered With a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentleman use it because
richly perfumed!
Young Dulles use it because it . keeps
their Hair in. place
Everybody muse and win- use .It, because
it is 'the deanesi - and. best article in the
mark& I
For Sale by Druggists genersi4.
Tfeb6ll-ly
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL
CHANGE. OF HOURBI
_ On and alter Monday, May 11th, 1868, Pauenger
Trains will run daily as follow, (Sundays excepted) :
• W 8 -NV AR D:
Acoosnagarlog Taira lava Harrisburg 8,06 A. 61,
MectuusicslMg 8.38, Carlisle 9,16, Maryville 0,60, Ship..
pensburg 10,24, Chatobersbneg 10,45, Greencastle 11,25,
attitlag at Hagerstown 1160 A.M.
Sub TRAM leaves Harr isburg 1,40 P. le,lslechan.
iceburgl.l3, Carlisle
_2,46s Newrille 3,20,. Shipper s
tung 8,50, Ohatobeisburg 4,30, Gyeencastle 6,05
'arriving at Higerstown 6,85 P.'11..
EXPRESS - TRAIN -hares. Harrisburg 4,16 -P. 31.,
Mechanicsburg 4,47, - Carlisle - 6,17, Newrille 5,50,
.Bhippensburg 6,17, , Miring et
. 0 - harobsrsburg at
6,45 P. M. •
A Main Tama leaves Clumbersburg 8,05 A. M.,
Greencaistle 9,25, arriving at Hagerstown. 10,10 A. M.
EASTWAR'D
:-ACCOWAIODATION TR . LIN knees' Chamberoburg 4;45
• A M.. Bbippensburg 6;14, Newell's 6.45, Carlisle 0,18,
Methanicsburg 6,47, arriving stllarrliburg 7,15 A. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves liagerstown 8,00 A. M.. Ocean
us le 8,35, Cbamberaburg .9,15, 8111pponsburg 9,45
eweltle 10.19, Carlbte , 10.53, blechstitcsburg 11,26,
AT riving at Ilerrisbdrg 11,56 A. M.
—EXPREAS-TRAIN- leaves-. Ilagerstownl2.o3
Oreencintle -12.33, Cbsmbeisburg 1,10, Bhippenaburg
1,43. Nisiville 2.16, Carlisle 2.58. 'Mechanicsburg 3,26,
•rcliring at
,liarrleburg 3,66' P. U. •
A Silica TAAIN luSEen liageittoiiiii - Vl5, P. M.
Creche unle 4,22, arriving at Chambersburg . 6,15
P.M.
/fa-Malting close connections at Harrisburg with
trams to and from Philadelpbia. New York,
more, Washington. Pittsburg and all poin to West.
SUPIRINUNDENT'S Orrms. I 0. N. LULL.
Cbambetsburg, Pa., May 8, 1888. f Snplr
16mar88.
(11131BERLAND VALIIEY HORSE
I„J_INHURANCE-AND_ DETECT YE _COMPANY_
' CAPITAL $50,000.
. •
The above Company bas been' organised for tkw
insuring of 411 kinds of live stock against lois by
deatti,thett or accident:.
The late. of Insurance are ail low and as favorable
as any Compsily of the kind In the United States,
while an abundant %Wal t and a areal manage.
went of its alfairs,_utake it most desirable to those
wishing to Insure,
. .
W. F. SADLER,
Secretary.,
Applications kr lnsumoce can be made to
H. H. PEPPER, Agent at
• • Oarliele Pa.
Or to J. E. JOUtiSON, Actuary Sbippeustmrg Pa.
Bmay 884 P.
R • •
G
OARDIN.
The subscriber having rented and taken possee•
Mon of the large and commodious dwelling •house,
known as Aril's building, situated /on the south
.west corno fillfaiket Square and Hanover Street,
proposes t cconimedate a limited number of per.'
maneut boarders, and all transient custom that may
apply.. Having Just retired from the proprietorship
of the Cornman Home, he is well prepared to fur
nish the very best accommodations to bo found In
the town. Peroons desiring good fLoaiding_at
_rem,
'enable rates, will do• well to call and give him •
trial. . .
Bmay4t
THE - FARMER'S BANK, OF CAR
LISLE, PENNSYLVANIA,
Recently organised, has been opened, for tiansaction'of
a general banking business In the corner room of R.
Given's nor building, on the North -West eorner 'Cf
High street and the Centre Square.
The Directors hope by liberal and careful manage
ment to make this a popular institution. and a safe
despository ibrjill who may fitter the bank with Glair
accounts. ~
Depositi received and paid back oa demand, inter.
eat allowed on special deposits' ,Gold. Silver, Tremnry
Note, and Government Bonds, ' bought and mid.
Collections mad. on all accessible points in the
country. Dlseonut day, Tuesday. Banking hours
from S o'clock A - :111. to 8 o'clock P.M.
J. 0. HOPPER, Toshio.:
DIRICOTOII.B.
R. G tree, President, Wm. H. Miller. .
Thomas reatalt. • David Ridges,
John W. Craighead, A. J. Herman,
27mass68 tt. Abraham Witmer.
CHARLES
MUTING AND IMNTILITING WMOIIIOII9E,
• :;,Tos. 1182.& 1184 Market &reel, -
•
Rai an entirely' nab heater. It ie constructed
uto at onto commend itself to genera! favor bung a
combination of wrought and cast Iron. It In very
simpledn its construction, and is perfectly air tight;
eelf•cleaning r havinir no pipes or drums to be taken
out and cleaned: It Is so arranged with upright
flues as to produce a larger amount of beat from the
same weight of coal than - any furnace now In use.
hygrometic con , itlon 0! the air es produced by
my new arrangement of evaporation will at 011011 de
monstrate that it is the only -
HOT AIR FURNACE
that will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere. - I
tun now makimg five sires of TORTAti.II.I, and font.
for !dummy. es
-
RANGES,
' SpecLel attention Is call to my NEW GOLDEN
'EACILE'COOKING RANGES, as 1. feel floored there
is nothing In rum that can compare with them, ,as
regards their durability, economy and efficiency, with
a )arge assortments of Low Down Grates, Wire Place
Stoves" ltegtatprs. add Ventilators. Bend' for Illus.
bated circulars'.
• Imay 684 m. •
4.500m00 Oustomorsio Four Yours
PATRONIZE THE 'BEST
!Lavin the largest capital, molt experienced buyerei
and extensive trade •of any concern -in the Dollar
Bala baldness; we •
•
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION .
every Inetauce, - . and also' the:bout fielecttnn of
Goode ever °genii at
ONE DOLLAR EAOII.
Xo other'concein has any sliote Wherever our Agents
are ailing Our motto. ••Prompt end
I.'4nd - female ngenUerranled In on. and nonntr .
•
. : .'r 11:E •L A..: X. B S
Antipartionlarly requested to try our, popular club
ageism of selling all kinds of -DDT AND PANCY
GOODS, DRESS PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, OAS:
-TORO, - SILVER, PLATED 0001/5, tic
(Establlshed - .1864.) A 'patent pen - fountelo - and :1/s.
check describing an article to . be: Fold-for a. dollar,
lOots; 20 for tax 40 for 42; 00 for 21; 100- for_ $10; soot
by Pros presents to getter up, (worth 50 -par
'cent *ore than those sent by ony other concrraj accord
ing to else of club. • Baud us a trial club, -or If not
'dd not OW to - send for a circular. . -• 4.
21:11.7-Our, sale should not be cbutiad with New
York dollar jewelry sales or bogue nee "Contpaulas,"
as It innotiting of the Fart:. ". • .'.
'"'
, 00 Remover atheist, Dolton, bless. '
=11:1
- ,
22may.(18.
pRIYATE 'l3ALE:—The'StOsoriliei;
- . residloglto - West Pea neborough — townehln; at
omit ,Rock,, offers at private sale the (Winning de.
scribed real estate:A lot of ground containing a little
more than one e e l:redwing thereon ereatod a - tiro etc. -
s 7 LOG MUSE .WRATHERBOARINSD, A LOU 131101 i.
MAKER BUOPVatory end II half high, a Good arable,
Wagon abed ; Corn Oribnud nog Pen. A good visit of
Irides; IA also. en this.firesobsea. , - Terms , reasonable.
linqulie bf , , , • •, ~
lINNRY. BROWN,
Mount Meal, P. 0.
!Imlay 01.8t.e!.
.yAXEPUIORI3 . -
- Lirtein Testamoutury on the eWiatii 'of Daniel
.onderly, doe'd., late of Dickinson township, having
'this day_ bun SO 'trio ;Opt:Tom:NW -rrng In
South Iliddleido township. NOtite 'le' her by given
to silt penman indebted to said estate, to bake Imme
diate paymentiand.'to .all persans heeling . claims
against itto present them for settlement,
JOBEELI A. BTIYAIXT,'•
JOSEPH BABES,
..34teentorn.' '
-sotig4L
1868. summ
.E . R 1868.
•
• magnificent stock of 1:11111f 1 ;0091.1 .taow on
!Onion at - ,
Greeniield,at,No. df`East
Milos deterinined SO'heep a myth larger goat
of Dress Goods thasi heretofore, lam now pro•
pared to exhibit one °film moat beantlfal
of goods, consisting of all the latest novelties of the
season for ladles India, and slur all the thin fabr lra
for summer wear,. .
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS ON HAND
Every thing In our Dress Good department will. be
found of the: latest Importation of our purchased
last week, we know we hive 1 , 01330 tosraulna that can
not be found elsewhere.- - .2
GI ENODBANB.
The net and desirable shaded of PIIABL and EDI
KAM ALPAOAB oat" 60 coats:
The DEBT alkertatent of
fa town front 41,70 to 4,60 per y 0
Cambric",
Percale, ,
- Delaines,
IOMBAZfNEd;
CIABIIMERES, ka.
A great bargain la .all WOOL DELAINES, BLACK
BLOM, DRAB and 111811 ARK.
A good agortreent
W. B. MULLIN,
Panama ordars - isomptly and satlafactirlyi a 11.4
.wallwlootedßeekof _
President
WILLIAM BI'CLELLAN,
ice Pretident
boisght wiry cheap, -wilt b. sold at. poputer prleas
from Lim leweet grade to the guest New' York'
Including all the beet metre.
-- COTTOI , I - kbES :
MU=
- HICKORY STIPEI,
%H IT E GOODS,
Pique,
Nielo.ok.e
WILLIAMS
la *rest varieties, .11 sties of tar, hest Ensllsh Goods
at /*dared rates,
PHILLDIeLPTILA
BARGAINS IN SACKING (MOTHS.
p
At the lowest market reties, la, Piet aseSa be
cheaper,thea borer, , the war.' ••
The beet selling Kid Olove In town selling at .1.2 A,
A new lot of 1100 P BKIRTII,AIreet - from the mana
tee Surer at a lwreata.' . '
•
-OLLCLOTUB;.
All X ask], amoutalnotloce at my. stock. Rayon
'will Ds ouslonlabod It the dlitscoms of Odom batmen
title mot other estobllsbmentsoLtmlog to sollahasyor
MERE
DRY G001)8.
SEASIDE .LIMT ERS,
QRANIT POPLINS,
°HENNA POPLIN',
SOMMER POPLIN/.
BLACK SILKS
A fall line of
F.A
.N 0 Y B
Lawns,
ChoMee, &0., &c
BLACK GOODS,
TAIIIa. OLOTII,
WRITE CASHMERES,
Moos,
Crape,
Collars,
NM
and Crapoo.
!leading, -
Bills alwa , s on bane..
DOMESTIC GOODS
Bleached and Unbleached Mnalime
CHECKS,
TIC KIN GS,
PRINTS,
GINGHAMS,
TABLE e-LUTHS,
TABLE LINENS,
all at pricey that defy competition
Cambrics, pladaud plain Biassed.
Tarlatous, 141111As0s,
fallow! lituellas,
-BARdAINS IN SHADES
A largo assortment of Shades.
.
CLOTHS 161 CASSIMERES
FitENC,II COMETB dlikAP
FLOOR-OIL CLOTHS
STAIR OIL-CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
17 ; b1,12REMtAt3,, gA.I3ASOLf3,
,SILK UItBBELLAS.
L T. GREF,NFIELD.
I 6
NO: 416,:-
IZEIIIi
flikST MAIN STREET
IMI
DRY GOODS.
1868.
Alf the dellghtfttl nason of /WING hni, Jet.t'lipotk
LILIDIGEt & MILLMIL
neve just received en unusually Into supply or
BEAUTIFUL qooDe, stilted to the season, and new
ready for Ineportippo'
A GRAND DISPLAY OF
DRESS SILKS,
in all heimyrr cOlori end abadoi.
BLACK SILKS
of every grado and quality. All the 'new styles cod
eglore of doolrablo,
DRESS GOODS
Nor Willting Suite, ouch ae
CHINA adOnAitc'pormirs,
PLAIN MOHAIR POPLINS,
, STRIPED & PLAIN MOHAVE,
COLORED ALPACAS,
' :COLORED VELOURS,
FRENCH PERCALES,
SCOTCH GINGHAM, -
FRENCH CIINTZES,
And many Other goods for the enaeon
SPRING BRAWLS,
SPRING SAQIII3a.AND MANTLE/Jr
All the new styles and color. of
SILK PARASOLS,
'or 'Ladies, Misses and children.
_Pleaeo do not forget the fact that
LEIDICEI Jr, MILLER
Aiwaye have the largest and moat coniidete stock
WHITE GOODS,
ALPACA'S,
PLAIN AND STRIPED MORAIRB,
PLAIN AND STRIPED JACONETS,
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLINS,
PLAIN FRENCH AIIISLINS.
All the new etylellif Tucked and Striped Bluellua
for ' .•
G-A-It IR A-L-b-I-8-
MOURNINC CO()MSS,.
Tho best assortment in the town
FNNERAL GOODS,
&fairy thing required for funerals. Very etriot *Um
lion given to filling all orders for the same.
DODGE - STIC GOODS
Racks and decks of Bleached and Unbleached
BIUBLINS, at pricee below market rates. Callao.
firom 8 to lky, etc. flood GINCIFIAStS 12)4ete.
TICHINGS,
CHECKS,
TABLE LINENS
nod CLOTHS,
•-•. TABLE DOYLIES Oitl a
NAPKINS,
TOWELLINES,
T . 9WELLIN,GI3, &c., &c.
CARPETS!! CARPETS!
The largest dock that has ever been offered le
Carlisle, andeelling at much lowet rates than' Ibr
yam. - Best quality
LOWRL THREE PLY,
Best quality
• HARTFORD i rl[llEß PLY,
EiTRA. SUPER INGRAINS,
ENIILISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
STRIPED CARPETS, of all widths,,suit-
suitable for halls and stairs
FLOOR OLL
Now styles for halls, in all widths
TABLE OIL ,
OLOTIIa,
O•LOTH TABLE .COVERS;
Ma lles Quilts,.'
Lai:wester
Honey Comb Quilts, ,
- (Nov. Style's.)
Cold Coverlids.
OIL WINDOW onADEAII oolore nod styles
oLoTas & CASINEERES
' The new Ayres and colon! now ou.hend, and eel
ug at greatly reduced prices.
NOTIONS! NOTIOWpt!
•
TSIMIIINGS, .
szurroNir • • •
• ,1 • jailer
~:arovics, •
• • 1100 P SIURTS,
and tketteaeld •of other , good desirable vide that
.arshot be mentioned them
AD. - titre we site you bat a mall ,enupieration of the
Luattense amount of seasonable arid attractive stook
of goods that you will dud on bond. Do not, fell A*
give us an early tall as we are 'olorlnn great Inductee
-mints In all kinds of goods. .Groat. bargains all. the
time.. We do not Illnit,the time for bargains to eistY
or nibetVdaVi;but itate llitiVat - all' times we -
goods cheaper -thou tr cheapest. - •
. _
L14'15'041- •V 1511.14 LER
Sign of . the Carpet Hall.
ILLIST
..1;40144.!" reiuutyli#ntr,
1868.
SPRING.
Embrating
WO .. PLY, nll' qualities,
In new tityles,
zw. A