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A. ir•• • ItITE rE • I4 • ' } Editors Jt i'ropr's
J: A... DUNBAR,
CAIit.ISI.E; PA.
Friday Morning, 'Oct. 9111, 1868
woapT_TDL - IgAN 'NOMINATIONS
PRSEIDEIST-GIIN. U.'S. GRANT. -
TWO PRESIDENT-SCIEUELER CaLFAX
asn,-JOIEN F. HARTRANFT.
alivPS SEN , L-JACOB M. CAMPBELL-
ColtoßE'l3.9-;-.9A.MUEL SMALL, Sr., of
agNAIOII-IV. F. SADLER,'Esq., of Carlisle.
AinEunr—CAPT. J. V. GISH, of 67,ippensborg.
:Dzsnuoi 11..;11t1{1:1t, of Carlisle
0011116SIOUEll—W. S. WOODS, of CarErle.
'.4 , ..tkpuotoß or 1'oolt—J011:1 - BADLInt, .ifeelionic.sburg.
.6.finronL-TIIOMAS East PnrisboiV
oouray-Envcrog—. lolll4 TANB,...r Dithinsem-
OcsoNER—JADIES.M. ALLEN, of Carlisle.
GALLAt PIIIL. SHERIDAN'S plat
form has I) t a single broad plank ip it.
Here it is : " EVERY -MAN- WHO
LOVES HIS OOUNTItY SHOULD
VOTE FOR GRANT!"
Don't forget our' Iliass Meeting
to-day. Gen. Joseph It. Hawley,
Ex-Gov. of Cenneetient, 'ay Presi
dent of the-late Chicago Oduvention,
will positively be on hand and address
the meeting.
[WIIAr_APATRIOT SHOULD VGTE
AGAINST Sin'AlOUß.—Gen. Burnside
gives the following as the reason why
every truly lOyal man should vote
against Seymour: "'shalt vale against
Mr. Seymour, becaus s e !Mink he was
an enemy to his countra when it was
in trouble." . .
"'Post[ Gen, GRANT
in a despatch to his friend, Phil. Sher
idan, when the' hitter was brilliantly
operating against the rebels in the val
ley of the Shenandoah. We say - tie
same to our Republican friends. in
Cumberland county. You have a good
cause,• good candidates, and a good
country to save from anarchy and civil
war. Let no Republica , i vote remain
tinp - olled at the OctOber election: .See
that every man is out !
THE- taxes removed .• have all been
from domestic industry, frool cotton,
from agi:icaltui.al prodiu.is, from mia
emls,tronipetrolsuin, anti tie, fax, upon
Whi-.lcy hae Tibrn redne! ii of
per cent., and it pen- f, ihaeco twenty-five
per cent. 'Phis was the work of a Re,
pubilicau bfongress, While
F. HA R SIT, Republican Auditor
General, was mainly 'ilistrumental..in
Seething a repeal of the tax on real es
tate. Farmers, if Hart rapft. is defeated,
there is a likelihood of. the tax on real'
estate being re-levied..
SINCE the war-closed, in a period of
about three i , eari+, t,lie public debt ha. 9
been reduCed between - ;9'200,000;000
and $'300,000,000. Give t6e2 Dunne:
racy poVer igain to c nc ., otrage tlii
Southern aristocrats to rebut against a
E~'~l
undOr the rule of giichatian, and instead
pf this reduction we will have an an
nual increase of the debt, to support
another great army, of :i,:a0,000,000.
These are important facts tin• voters.
heart. l'nountyrioN.—Two mem
bers of the Arkansas La & i.dature, a
County Clerk, and a United States Col
lector of Revenue, have been driven
from the .Stitte on- account of having
contyilinted_ to the building of ;t school
house for freedmen. In Lafayette emtn
ty, three white Unionists and eigldeen
colored men h ( ave been murdered with
in a few days by Frank Blair':; friends.
'rite WM' TIIESWS NOW LOOK.-
Fresh evidences at'e brought to light
every day that the South is as ready
for a Second war as it was at the tiring
of Sumter. Put Seymour in-the chair
and he will prove a second Buchanan,
ready to their hand. What is more,
he will have .a Cabinet not a whit be
hind such thieves and revolutionists as
were Ploy& and Gobb: No lover of
his country, pot ab - Soltdely insane, can
vo c e for Seymour and Blair,_ if he will
only relic& fora moment. ":1 - eff.
treason and Buchanan's treachery or
cowardice have inflicted untold misery
and expense upon the pimple. of Alm
Union. Let-rot Seymour and Blair
have a chance to renew the cab-unity.
IF' a Democratic politician denies
that the konvention *deb isl.lnialtrec
Seymour .and Blair, favored the taxa
tion 'Of "'houses, farms, hor3eS;.slicep,
flour„ wheat, etc., ask him if he denies
that those art•fcles are property. If he
admits that they are property, as he
must, then ask him what the fourth
13celion means when it declares in favor
of "taxing EVERY SPE6IES OF PROP
ERTY at its real Value." This is a
short And easy way to':g,et-at-the Teat
of tlie natter. ,
EvEnv active Republican, in every
district in the county,.should See that
the slow and the dilatory are brought
to the polls on Tuesday next. Every'
Republican vote should pe polled on
that day; on we may Test assured that
every Copperhead veto will bo•polled.
A full Republican voi,e•lit Penn Sylv
ania is equal to a Republican majority
of . TWENTY 'T.HOSAND. " But
to reach those . figures,' the full vote
must be out. Let this truth be borne
in mind.
Naturalfzation..Frauds.
before
Alderman Beitlor, in Philadelphia,; it
fully proven that .the officers of • the
Supreme Court aro fraudulently issuing
naturalization papers. Think of a Op
,...atAVO_o_f_the Court.. swearing from two
to Four thousand persona,' aid on such
' oaths issuing the papers. Such aro
the freitß of electing Judge Shaiewood.
Stay at home Republicans, remember
that your absence from the polls last
year has given the Copperhead party
thO Pewe)e to elmat,yOn now. Resolve
to 'tarn otitrpnl.,simv, NEXT, 4114
4 411i i ( i '
eff9pt!aaly robukt the autlieice
- • ,
Friends, Look Out -for Ft'as u ls f
From all parts of the State - comes
intelligence of proposed'frinOs by the:
Democracy next Tuesday. Priendirei.
laW, order, and Unien, you must be on,
your giuird:: -- ,!‘: - Fte . inalxigilaucais the
price, of liberty." And if you would
.preserve yours in. this country, you
must be more than ordinarily alert at
the polls on the I.3th of this month.
In Philadelphia and in the mining dis
tricts, they hope. to Carry the day by
false and fraudulent
*a print on our first - page iVery.lirief
account of a portion of their -disgrace-.
ful perforrnancit in Philadelphia, two'
weeks - since. We pl'esent, the sworn
testimony of it - half dozen of witnesses
to thili great outrage Upon the rights of
American citizens. Later developments
are "nail mere:disgraceful and disgust
ing. We hadln, our Supreme-Court
room in Philadelphia the -Pedal scene
of the Chief - Justice of the_Commehl
wealth of Pennsylviinia leaving his
seat on the Bench
,and coming down
to the witness stand to endeavor to ex
culpate the Prothonotary of the Court
from the charge of issuing blank natu
ralization papers
_with his own name
and the seal of the Court affixed, -The,
Prothonotary, Mr. Snowden himself;
was unable to say whether or not it was
his genuine signature, and yet the
Democratic Chief Justice, like_ a, swift
witness to a false transaction, hurried
doWn from his Bench and swore in sub
stance that he knew the Prothonotary's
handwriting better than did'that (dicer
himself. God save the Commonwealth !
when the Cldef Justice of the State for
the sake of promoting a partisan end,
will swear positively that a-man's slg
nature is a forgery, ivlihi the man
himself allegeA.that he is unable to de
cide whether it is genuine or not. Nor
did Judge.Sharswood behhve any bet
ter' than,_his colleague, Chief JUstice
Thompson. •
Here, then, we have - the terrible and
pitiable sight of our highest.- Court
lending its hand to the impairing and
degrading of the highest prerogative of
time American citizen. - 4Vhat the-Su
preme Court leas been doing in Phila
delphia is just what the Democratic
District
: Courts have been doing all
, over the State, and it, is the duty of our
Republican fliendseverywhere io look
out for these spurious naturalization
papers. BM in the: Southern counties
of the they have adOpU, , diumother
form of fraud of a no less serious and
dangerous kind.. They , have imported .
from Maryland men. whose highest
boast, is that they served their time in
the rebel. aliny-. Already have we
heard from Upper Allen, and one or two
other of the townships in this county
in -which these miscreants have-beed
colonized.. They allege mostly that
they have come from leers county, in
order - that-they-may-succeed-ill 'seem
ing their votes on their ten days' resi
dence
-in the different townships. We
are' infiulned that here in this. town,
there are more than twelve hundred
names on the assessment list. Kt uis
be the. Case, and we have no reason'to
doubt our authority, then have the
Democrats not only assessed every
" bummer — who has come striding
into town with . his greasy pack upon
pis back, but have also resorted to the
rebel colonizing scheme.
Republicans of Cumberland county,
these being some of the dangers which
threatim us, it is our own del y• to do
till we possibly can to keep out these
proposed fraudulent votes. If wo but
exercise a proper vigilance we can keep ,
out by far the greater portion of them.:
That we should use every exertion to
do this is due to ourselves, our cause' .
and our country.
• For the information of poll commit
tees nud officers of the election in the .
different districts . of the county we
publish the following extract froni our
el. etiou laws :
"When the of a voter
are in doubt, he shall make proof by 'at
least one competent witness, who shall
be a qualified elector, that helms re
sided within the district for .inore than
-Ten--days immediately preceding-said
electiom.and shall also-him-mlf swear
that his bona lids residinee,.in
Gym , . qf his lawn d halting, is within
the district, and iltat.bh did not remove
into said district for the putpose ar
voting therein."
• This clause m to bo found in the last
xgyof .t, section 42 of the Clectimrlaws,
publishedns and 'compiledliy the Sec
retary of- the Commonwealth, under
'authority conferred
. by a resolution of
the 'Legislature, passed last winter, to
be furnished to election officers fOr their 1
guidance and direction:
Remember, then,: election. officer's, it
is your duty by reason of your posi
tion, and remember, then, Republican
challengers, it is your duty aan,"gocd
and loyal eitizens,..,to reouire every
doubtful vote" to himself swear that
his Lonii fide residence, in pursuance - or
his lawful _calling: is, Willtin the ills.:
trict, and that he di not remove into
said district for the• p4se of voting:"
Let; this be attended\to, and many
of these fraudulent votes will ho kept
out, and let it -be further understood
by these iniscreantkhat if: they swear
falsely they will be pitnished• to the full
extent of a thelaw." , . •
Friends -ThroughOut the county, at :
tend to this, and you will receive for
all time to comothothanks and prayers
of the honest law-abiding citizens o'f
'the country, If on the other hand you
and we certainly Willhaiecthe
of the ballot-box destroyed.
Boys in 'BZU43
Vote for HARTRANFT and ()Amy
13BLL. They, ere your comrades, and
assisted in, putting down the•robelliOn..
They wer'e / brave !soldier during the
war ; in,privato life they are. estimable,
citizens, and as publiaotmers they. are
capable and ; honest. Vet for them
'then, soldieisoudliy doing so you aid
in elevating OfyiPlT; your old comman7.
Aar; to the Presidency`, and at, thasame
.tie. s you mytheMiotherfilow ttt.treiem4
Alt
, .
be4m: :'' • ' , „
,lait.
SitrveyOr Gonero.—.
ut „
enera /J
t, ACOB . . M. CAMPBELL, the
-Republican candidate far.' the high and
responsible . office of SiirVeyof • General
of the CommonWealth r Says the Gei 7
Mantotvdd4'degrajiominowbceirtlye
'idcumbent of that position for twiiyehre
fist, and has- been a moot industrious,
faithful and accoinplished officer, hav
ing Won the respect of all who haVe
had. any dealings with the department,
by his efficiency, dignity and urbanity,
and- , -has — eaftiecl a •ce : eleclion. at the
hu nds of his follow-citizen's.. 110 is one .
of those gallant soldiers of the late Civil
war who ivon their laurelsin ,service hx,
the' Poutisylvanialine.. Other's of our
veteramOhough preserving their tesi
dence is the State; were identified avith,
the regiments and brigadeS of other
Staten or with the 'regular service. But
Gen. Campbell was one of those who
adhered to the Penusylvdnia, line, and
who covered the reputation of the old
Comikonwealth with glory in thetgrent
struggle.„ • •
He comes from the central part of
the State, Cambria county, where he
was long known and much respected
before the breaking out of.the civil war.
His fellow-citizens of that section fol-'
lowed his career with earnest interest,
and, upon his rettirtriu triumph, receiv
ed him with a generous welcome and
suitable—honors. They knew-him for
a man whose 'wholes heart was in the
great cause for' which he ffiught, and
they respected him accordingly. When
his name las presented_ for the office
of Sttrveyor General, his fitness for the
position was generally recognized.
All the land business of the Com
monwealthpasses through the office of
the Surveyor General, and it is much
more extensive than is generally sup
posed. An ignorant or inexperienced
man can do a great deal of misAief..in
that department, and a man of no safe
principles can do much.more It to
General Campbell's lasting credit that
be has proved himself fully qualified
to discharge the duties of the ofihm,
thoroughly converstint, with the
ness, keen in watching lie interests of
the State, and posses Sing the most
tui
swerving integrity in all his ;transac
tions. For these retMons-he..ongln
be re-eleeNd to an office he has filled
so well, and we sincerely trust that he
will be. So gallant a soldier and so
excellent a publiciollicial cannot mirely:
The condemned at, this time by the Imo
plc of the State he has_served
R. Stockett Matthews will :Teak in
the Court House this; e4•,;:;ing. Let
there belt grand rally. Ile i< nun
the yeri'best speakm in the country,
and - will—diseuss the isßttes of the
campaign in-Ruch- a manner as will
give satisfa . ction to all who hear hint.
But Two Working Days!
Ugpubßean's, yon hal , " but Iwo
working (lays "to SPCIIre n full voi9.
Sco to it that e•very Tuyal . 'oft! in
,ranv
neir , hborboo4 is brought. to the palls.
Let ❑o man stay away
MEM
aot•bpen urged to come out. :rnd de
posit his vote for Peace, nuion. and
thunanity. Remember, EVER AI AN
is personally responsible for the result,
next Tuesday. Patriotism or loyally
will conquer them. Defeat. Treastm
at the polls at our brave boys whipped
it in the field. Let your motto be :
" Loyalty shall rule what Loyalty ha..
Keserved." On this Pli 4 tform make a
strong, dr;fermined fight, and van will
be sure to win.
Gov. Geary will be present and ad
dress our meeting to-day. Let there
be an immense throng to. greitt him.
East {Vara licpublicaas
The Democracy have brought into
the East Ward of this town a number
of PatilierS - fi•Oin the PoOr Hon S on and
are boarding them at Democratie - -110-
tels, with the intention of voting4thein
next Tuesday. , Friends in the East
Ward,stand by : your guns r Spot these
Paupers. They have no right to vote,
and Should not be allowed to do*it.
-Tote for Ilartrapli
Under the administration of Auditor
General JOHN F. HA IiTRANFT; all the
unliquidated debts of the Common- ,
wealth have been promptly paid,-and
,the funded indebtedness of-- the •'State
reduced. More than five millions of dol
lars. Gen. llartranfi, ten, besides be
ing a most efficient .Civil officer ; was
one of the most gallant and heroic sons,
of Pennsylvania throtighout the great
struggle' to inesery the life of the
/ Nation. - • .
, Surely no ohe has forgotten hoW
he
sttved, the Union army at Fort Stead
man. Boys in Blue, cant Yortforget his
services against the common enemy 7
Surely you will remember him at
the ballot-boi- •
Edwin!, Men,
..I?einener
When:the: nation Was :deadliest,
peril; Eleratio Seymour mocked us ivilli
the satirical inquiries : '" Where are
the victories you promised us to-day ?
Where is the grand tritimph' of OM
arms of the . dovernment„,Which . , has
been predicted ?" : remember,'
that on the very day on which ho made'
these insulting inqUiries; 'tile, 4th of
July, .1863, Gen. Meade was gallantly
contending for our nationality ou the
heights of Gbitysburg,, and. General
Grant, .onr hdreic'stpdard-bearer, mitre
receiving. the: inure:id:Cr ef tho rebel .
hosts at Vicksburg.' ;14eVer forget, too,
that-Seymour incited-lhe-bloodidraft,
riot, and then Clilled.the murderas and
asylutmburning villain& his ",fripi ils."
TIM' man who had iUdi, friends
worthy of our friendship or support.;
briatg Out tlpo, Voto
Don'elet a single ltopublican voter,
in' the county, stay away from the polls
oh TueSday. 'Seo Writ every man votes.
Do "this, and '2%0, will, be able to
prifie 'oursolveS with the bandisome ma
jority,that ,Hartranf t' and Campbell
will receive on that day: 2 '
.
'rickets aro pe3v,reedy at this /Apo,
W°:,/ 1 °P,99 3 Y.fri9 )41 . 30 /Patantigut,
=
"- PROCLAIM THE TRUTH.
Financial Management of the Re-.
Publicans
Official Figures—Fdcgs beyondTQuestion
Debtand l'axittion
- ....lnznzense Rcrduntion - of the :ifrnzp.
NATIONAL DEBT.
Not, August, 1805,
Net, July 1, 1969,
Morolnto roduchitin of Jolt
throe yours, • ' ' "' '252,000,000
" Or, at tho rate of over SEVEN mitLions rna moNra.
EMI=
Reduction of taxation sin . co July, 1866, 167,000,000
per 11111111111. ' ' . '
1865. Trlca upon overythi lig. • . -
1968: All.l6.7lqultural, products, exeliipt from taxa-,
1869. All nintmfiOnres - um-empt -fpm trantlon ox
19V:distilled Npil Its,'beer, tobacco, und .
.s., pliting !...1 . 1.1,
.
ArNN UA L. EX l' . /IN6Vi,OI , mnL AltIkEY
16G6.- • ,
1557-sr
Army appropri.tronm for i SGS-9,
=llll=l
1805.
1807 , -8.
Navy a pproftrilt
I:EDUCTION Or THE Alb! Y.
1 . 8135. An army of troiCo than a of men.
1.903. 6epteinber, Whole nuns her of en
listed non
Reduction in throe year.,
1E43 CCOTRASTED BcB
1885. Total enall in tlB Tt.88.803 --- :',17,000.001i
1885. Ilybt H overdue a&1 milltinitlatetl, 128,800,000
Sods. :10 no- , CIBIII Mill in' r -8-Birraz.,./-1:;:),000,000 -
186 R. .1,08-ovordne and 11 ta=.211.10,1, None.
These facts are obtained frOiii official'
sources. They may .be denied, but
they cannot he disproVed, and they
never have been in any particular. •
• Tt would he well for those Demo
cratic
,
editors and orators who have the
least regard for hone:sty:and decency
to present these figures to their de
hided .followerh Having dodged the
issue, wirieh Frank Blair; their condi;
date ft - 1r the .Vice-tive.sidelicy, alleged
was the only one in the campaign, viz:
thi6, overthrew of the lleconstruclion
Acts by force of arms, they have
indulged.themseives in nothing hut
inisrePresentations and falsehoods in
relation to the finances of the country,
tloMmon henetity and decency ou,;ht
to compel (horn In recr u it, and acknow
ledge the truth as set forth in the above
figures. An these days a lie, even if it
he well 'tohi•mid stuck to. will 'not do
to seem... \ titers. This they will learn
ofh,tr the news of neat Tuesday's viii
reach. , their ;Lssiifine rare •
==MI
.11erollect !
Ey. ry'vwe• ea,t .for •11 N. 1 ,1
n.11(1 I'.ll'
UlliOn 'lO.-ppyrTy,
On •c,!:
id a ui
War, Tri,, , ot) :111.1 1)i-t r . lion.
12'r1i.1,1. 4 Cho U , )11111ry,. ,1.(
r.-awisk , r,lll:ll
,- v.ii(;
T ur
nt.(l,iy Cir
than it trill be in thi!
1,: 1 ram iii S;afo now,
and ~ .I1 trolibk. thtm.
CONNECTICUT REDEEMED!
'llll3 - fl o
• solid efari.»4li
Tla • 1141 iu ecnutoc-,..
tieut
laF,t
tirring, giv:••g- af2gTvgate a
very um.. lopri y in t
the fowo t;tanirord, which gave to:
hot 23 majerit'y 1,1.4 spring, retw
then gal:, ti
critic majority ..t 20, tIIII now gives to
a majority of tirt(ii;; majevity in Dan
hurj-. which tv i< th^n lent 51. Ili) \V iS
0. TIII• I.llUer.llle
WWI tile.'
Yetiticetitto 250. Mititilettiwal. which in
the spring gave the Deintic,til,- ma
jority of 16q, now i It el, n ii•trtitin of
the ii, v adican ticket Lit( the
city of NOW Haven gave tjtc 7h,t+,rrcat
1i ticket ir •
and now
gires but lOtpultlican gain hi
that single city or 133 G. ; Indeed. the
only place in which we have not made
gains is itt On: city of Hartford, where
the Democracy gain 100.
Cood fur the Republicans of little
Connecticut !• They have thus demon
' strafed the Net that, their State will go
for rant7,ind Colfax latyond peradven
ture. Now, friend-a, lutre itt Pounsyl=
•Vania; let us do our anty, and on next
TuCsda)--give..the Rebel-I.)emocracy
such a wklipping as will settle the cam
it, and we will do it.
07-,FLet Worms Ike eleetod Commis
'slider, and we will- no longer have it,
charge. for lhrce handred and sixty 7 six,
dayt; in a year that is not leap-year !
-REPUBLICANS,
.byStand your Ticket
• Seldom in the history of our county
politics has there been•se good a ticket
•prescuted to• the voters, as the present
'Republican candidates constitute.—
Prom the head of the ticket down to
the end, every epndidate is so gdod and
excellent a nomination that no map_w_ho
desires. the snecess„cif Oi'l' great and
glorious cause can for a moment hesi
tate in giving hiM an enthusiastic and
active support..
- On _the contrary the Democratic
ticket, almost toe man, is an exceed
r'
weak:one, iniworthy. of -the sup
port of the better vlMs of ou'r citizens
•
•
of either -party.
We Npuld, therefore, urge onr friends
M stacd by and work' with earnestness_
for our candidates. &Aral of them
will- get the support .of many; honest
Democrats, who Iti'ediZtsted - iiitlifh
corruption and fraud by which . very
many of their-candidates secured their
nominations. - . -
Vote DOTY IL the Carpet-Baggers' I
..._...ibcg..iiik l .-.P.I*.NZ canto into this
county on purpose
r to be elected to
Cobgress, and-it is 13xtrenieli - deubtful ..
..if 10 even brought a•earpet-bag With
him. SAMuur SMALL is,an old citizen .
of the District; who lia4pent his whole
life hero`, and is far'-faineff for hiA lib
erality , atrpliihnithropy,, Were he
elected. he' would truly repiesent the ,
interests of the ,district, llm,nuAlAN
I.noys, so litilsuboat tifii th 4.111, cannot
toll the difference hotiyee , Otiinheyland
and Perry: , ~ . . •'
~.Vote .down. the Carp . t-D,agger,.and,,
help,, elect, Xr k IptAiir,,,.t ie Faun -who.
' elould represent us in the tiexelJoil4
Choosc Between,-Thentl
' Mr. :JOHN Minitis, the DerriOcratic .
candidate for Commissional, may be a'
'row fine old.enileman,:but that he is•
in niiy . wny itilified for the poifition of
Commissioner of this•county, no-
although be be the bitterest 7)6m:is:rat .
tq be found, will have, the hardihood to'
assert:-
$ . 2,767,00v00
2,60,c,,00,n00
On the other, Imed,..the nominee of
thc7 - Repfililictur - PartfOlT7 - .9 - . WOODS,.
haii had a more extensive business ex :
'perience than, I, haps; any other man
-in -the county;, and , wbuld, therefore,
carry With'him into the adrifinistration
of our eoutity.affairS the very'qualifi-
Cations which they so sadly need. '
Another thing,. honest Democrats,
which is worthy of your uncial man
sideration.: Don't iou think it would
be-wontenthat better for the county: that!
the Com Missioners themselves should
attend to the husinesA of the office,
141er - than allow their Clerk to absorb
all : their powers ? Would not even a
change in the Clerk be acceptable te,..
$1,001,000,000
6 ',600 600
3J 900 r
01 0
5.000,000
• 17 j 00,003
7,616 -
n, .1
you?
Help 'us elect Wools •and you will
secure both- hese refor Cations.
-, of, the op Mon, tl there can be
,Mcial at least oat. . ter man in your
party iu this county who would he able
and willing to, discharge the duties . bf
Clerk quite as satisfactorily, and per
haps a little more acceptably than the
present life ong incumbent.
17' . N0 INPUI3I.IC - AN, especially in
this county. should, vote against Wm.
P. SADLER, our candidate for State
MO
laideman,'s Geography
.The gallaullilthaTurri;thuygt:tr,Aslw
running the Congressional race in this
district., slipped up slightly in his geo
witirhy the other atoning ht Leesburg.
Mounting the rostrum to address the
thithrul. RittltAUo's;opening sentence
was " fellow-eit itt,Ctn Perry etianty,
uncil; the This little - la pits
itiptri• is acceturtied for by Ditties
Criends on the:hypothesis that fie so
recently ;coved into the district that he
cannot he oxporte - ,1 to have ;Inaccurate
„kuovilt dge of such small matters as
c,tintly or towlethip
Cart diet .t I, .:up Itutthor doubt that
- this is, the ludo or 111011 NVII , I .5p5-
I • ~ , ,
ww ,! L tie , ull intiM({/e know,:
”Itr curio an , l its nred. , ,
i., ludg i viptyi a a um peppleo
am/ his zoipur, 1, usrl.4 integrit
co yr(' C
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( t-_ , 111
Fe«l
Capt. J; V. (41,
tic TA a liravo,:it.t4lgal
lout
v, , hilt• his oppoilt.t. MI6
(,i)pur - 11(.1.(ti)1`111 ,, .
malign:ll . A firlileiiii)vt• ill fact,
awl wlitac yell vote,
oortlingly.
Ro.'etti,9o In bill
Wc/ , ..
.1:111CC thP
14 . 111 , 1CnICy. 1)(` So now. By
1 cling
t . ". pops iounty> am
nissioner, a step in the right, direction
will hive been laken. That Augenti
Sta I he Commissioners' office, needs
a thorough cleansing,_ AVoints is
,I list the man t' oommtnee the work.
Ile is fearless, energetic and detet•min
ed.. lle is , also a husiness man, and will
do hi; Democrats say that a
seat'in that ollice as Clerk fir tell
or 'twelve yc:u•+ is long enough. So it
is. Vote, then, for Worm:, and thus
carry nut the Democratic doctrine of
" rotation in ollii+e," Vole for WOODS,
and thus aid in hafishing from thaf of
fice the •' loafers" and their •'checker
board," just :IS in old times the money
changers were thrtut Out of the -temple.
►►. F. Stutter, Esq:
-Our candidate for State Senate,is a
gen demon of fine abilities, excellent
educal ion, nod is thoroughly nequainted
with the interest,: of tins District, and
is able 16 ,adrocate and maintain them
on the floor of the Senate Chamber:
This. his "opponent would be .uttorly
•unable- to do. 111 r. SADLER is a man
-of enlarged—views, a good speaker and
of nntirineindustry. He is just the
man to fill worthily the 'station once
adorned by a MA noN. and a PENROV.
His election to the State Senate at the
present time would be of vast benefit
to the . .peoplp of this District, whose
local interests, heretofore sadly neglect
cd,iweilild be well attended to by hitn.-
Look at Your Tickets
Friends, examine your tic 'ets„care
folly before i o ing. " The Democracy:
iu their career :of fraud, arc up to all
Kork.of tricks, and will tryto palm off
spurious tickets upon cis, 'therefore, we
say, watch your tickets. - •
District. Attorney.
*The District Attorueyship has al
wayfi been regarded as a stepping stono
into practice for our younger members
. of the Bar. MAGLAI3;IILi7 , I, the Dem
ocratic candidate; has already enjoyed
the benefit of the office for . tbree Years,
and shouldmot, therefore; Imre-elected .
On the . other band, Mr. PA a
Republican candidate, is a young 1a
yer-just entering epOn his--profession,
and 13hould be eleeted. lle is a most
excellent :3 , oung man; with promising
abilities. Friends, do not, fail" to vote
f or PARKER. .
Vote far Sadler.
Our Candidate for State Senator
should receive tile vote of 'cvery N Re
publican -in: thm dis -should.
lij . towiBe get a great malty. froki: the
Democracy.. Fr. Sadler is a young
lawyer of great abilities cud would •re
fleet great credit upon the district were
he elected. f.ilterefore, :fridnds vote
for him to a,man
Th 6 Republic
him is unwOil
11 . .ep4lican
ONE
REPUBLICANS
, .
Bout the present ile!nocratio incumbent.
'to tho`Uii!Cod. Sedea Bono,to. Iton l 9th - ,
'bor tlitt o * ', l t.„ ..f. l y64,;tc9pAtblican,voto
kii . o. l ''
' •_....,e, , ?,cvliolO county-t,isgoti .
; .%, y ; , ,',_
', :.'." „4 . z , '. . i.6.'.. zat, , 4-,.....,,,, , ;
~:,;;.: ~;
~;,
„.. Enthusiasticgailterineof _Republi
cans ariShipp.enibarg Pa., Thursd4y
Evening Oct. lit. •
• . _Thelargest_politicaL-rneeting-ever:
convened in this.Borougli„ assembled
-here on the. first day of October 1868,
in the evening: _Delegations from the
towns and Townships' in the vicinity,
bearing banners, mottoes,-Tranipareff
Gies and torches; kept .arriving and
swelling the crowd until after S P. M;
'Gen: A. B. Sharpe addressed the att=
didnce, which filled the entire Squarb
iu froul of the Sherman House, in an
able. and entertaining speech of. an
haur and a half.'''Heelicited the most'
uproarious applause and won showers
of hoquets from the hlies, wlio
tended in large numbers:----Oapt-A,
J 3. Hutchison, of Bellefonte,' then ad
dressed'the audience for an - other hour
and' upwards,- mainly arguing the
question of litances„ including the
whole suhject-of National 'taxation.
He also paid hisrespects to the "Sem,-
tincl,” a little sheet published in Ship;
penslihrg, which is marked by an evi
dent. effort to imitate the La Grosse
Demoesat and Brick Ponul;r6y, and
which succeeds ill being reasonably dir
ty, without exhibiting either ability or
or force. 1 - +:. 11. Coates Esq., of Phila.,
followed in a very eloquent but brief
speech, which the audience insisted
upon his continuing, though the hour
was then hut a few minutes less than
1,2. midnight. No such demonstration
was ever - made in Shippenshurg before,
and -, theßepublican B confidently count
upon the largest Republican vote ever
cast in the upper end.
AmEracA, AnS
manly Ho N
• MAW,
thevietor of Re
bellion,Anitunz
pretending citi
zen, loving
Truth and Si
lence.
t e fai t fitl
Spvaker :ma --
Car 1112.4 Patriot.
VAI , ) 6 R I I , INDS.—Who were
tleh gat ,s to ihe. liemocratic Con
ont ion which puntinatml Seymour
mut_ Bluir ?
\V.al, , w,h) declared,
):11 • t)11 , Way' to Now York, that
calisi inn which Stone Wall .Tack , -
rei 1011-eanloa he in vaie,-Lett some
feT'ff) - witt - tYlilfripl)." •
(loywn nor Vance who told his rebel
tr,op--; to "bile hell so full nf. 1 - an k"(„4
Will stick out oldie Will'
' General Buckner, who surrendered
to
, (11:;tnt, , 4 7 hort..1)mrelson„,, ,
Pu,-ston, whiffet. failfe,Vl3l7
of the men who went to Europe -espec
ially-10 get Eaglarifl and •Pranceto
fake a theAvii . r. '
e, a guerilla, whoisecrifines
made-Mil - 1m outlaw.'
It_obt_93. °aid, t'“u hero of Libby nl: ,
uu ruin Bello lele, where Union sok
then . utrved itod died.
. ,
Flrrvc;zt, the hero of the Fort
tortt4iaere,.-where three hundred
of ar men were killed in cold - b 1 oil; -
afterthey had thrown down their arm
till O 4 ;let or mercy.
These are. some of the friends of.no
ratio Seym,mr, who imminitt6d him. as
the next President of . the United
States. What loyal man can Vote for
a ticket which traitors have .Co inso
lently, made •
Opp \ osed to the Soldiers Funny
Horatio Seymour, April 24, 1863,
sent to the Legislature of . New York
a. message vetoing
a bill -passed by
that body, entitled "An act to ; secure
the elective franchise to the gni - Wiled
voters of the army and navy of New
York." Mr. Seymour, in his
,nessage,
declared this bill the soldiers in
the field the right to vote to be not on
ly unconstitutional but "highly objet
tionalbe." Like Woodward,', he was
of opinion that a man who would fight
for his country oughtnot to be allowed
to vote for it. Boys in Blue, remem
ber your man—the_enemy who struck
you from behind.
VON Pi<•rrrt STANOABEJW ER
- 1-iosoin Hill, j•'raukford,
October 7th, IS6B.
Ini'mpicrster brief hob ich m'sagt
iihdrer fufsigYahr alt, nnd hut for - den
Jackson g'sti nip t ; so saga dehl leit,
kaun net 80i, ich 16el net altgenne
Die kerls fersakena die, sach net, in
Barks county Loin inner fur swansig
yahr long, for Jackson g'stintn, un' icll
giant) es hot nook Dimokratndot, dos
for Jackson gchna.
So long ich:a Democrat war, so war
ich sebr blind un, hob die . helft seit
net gewist for when ich g'stimpt hob;
ich shemmich. now,Nias ich midi so
liiiig an der nass fuhrer hoblossa, "tin'
es is tranrig, das noeh s leit, suin
heitig tag blind dorcli die welt gehna.
Field ,fod dens (It:littler left sin sebr
gotta, brafa leit, un' inclines gut, cher,
in der polotic sind sic hinuer hand ;
ich .glaub . net das en ehrleCher
deutcher man for den Scharlie Mick
nachlin, ,li'aus is for dis
trict Liar. Er . gleicht die deutcho lout
riet;.un' hest sic die "Darn dutch." •
Nowich frog yeder denteher, up er
for den: Seharlio Mieknachlin geh Ithun
we ilm so ferflugchat un' hest ihn a
"data dutchman.r
• Lod yeder . guter man for .Wm. B.
Parker seh tiinma, grim ch t ein ehrlielmr
district attorney, un's branch nia want'
bang sei dos sei'recht riiit hocus-pocus
ferschwindet wird.
ber unite'. dog • kommt dor Yockol
Bloitiis mir, -stilt A‘Poter, mit
donna Repfiblicaner- kaunlch net gall;
die •Wollit die niggers' mit '"doni'woisor
mall glcich mscha; ma' 'des stand ich
net; denk .d!raw ,wen mci
dochtei. Betz, tr . :warbler heifer delft;
job bin so bang die niggers IcOmum iver
tins." "Du. ormir trap" 'sag ieb, "du,
bist zubetaurer minim du so nieder bist
OMB g'fohr isht, .dos tier owartzer iver
diet' kommt itutierleichi,dei-Betz heirer'
‘,Kommt am der -fonstcrniss"
Wf-TeliAblibi - iigiittifzeiting 3-nu z•ish i ok-•
dm Betz in dio sehul, un' stimai far
Grant tin Colfax, mid - der ganz Repub
likanisher ticket, tin'
bang
Mbi. wort,'
du braughst nima bang sei des' der nig
ger iver. dich. kommt, odor . Betz
!wirer dut
) . vho votes against.
l y the .. name ~of
'Friends, throughout the county, turn
out to our Mass Meeting.• Able and
elo'quent. speaker's Will be present.—
:Lot usi ha=re such' a gathering as will
strike terror into the hearts of the coin
retbu oneml. Gitr33 . 1113 a long pull and
11,itrcinf t pstYmintborland Clowaty
will do a - -
tier Doke: •
VOTE L_
Remember 021 C vote
The Campaign.
E ISSUE,
1 PETTY Soy
, or 13R E I NT Y and.
ItEktunTrox.
SEYMOUR,
Lhe mall ,WliO
11RY.I.91ou1;lit
or r6ndles
Rebell
ion; who loves
talk and eats • his
own words:
BLAIR,
( 'OLP I.X`
the arrogant, sol-
Idler, pro
or 2 claiming" a coup
(Pettit as the
pitch of his deep
L
Pennsylvania Deutsch..
Ihrer Freund
PETER STANGADEMpt
Democrats, AttentiOn, ! I
Wo. call the attention of-tho Demo
cats of this county to .tbo following
advertisement of the Ohairman t of
their State Central Committee. We
clip it ;from tho -- Now York - 1 1 ribrine; -- - -
PENNS I'LgelNIA
AEN. WANTED.-Mr:
iT A. :Walittco Cltirsuah—of—the - Dost . Montle
Central Committee o f Pennsylvania, begs "leave to
inform Emigrant 'Agents, Railway Colltractors,
ilearding.house Keepers, netball others interested
that ho is now prepared to reecho PROPOSALS
for the delivery in Pontvlv:Mie, at such point 6 as
the. Central COmmlttuo-may' hereafter designate- of.
from TEN'TO TIVENTYTDOUSAND ABLE BODED
VOTERS:. These may consist - of freshly 'arrived
Emigrants, Destirtbro from .the Army, Idiots and
Feeble-MlndmPYouth. "Every man must bo war.
ranted r of sulliciont impuilunco to vote at least four
times oh the day of election. To all voting oftener,.
a premium will ho paid.
During their stay in the State, the men will be
lodged and victualed at this expense or the Com:
mittee; but inunedlattly after the, election they
must.bo,rerapyo from the State at the expense of
thu Contractor, as thb Committee- cannot answer
tor their lives. should they' remain and disclose,
their share in this transaction. '
- .
All persona thee furnished, of foreign birth, will
receive Jinn. the Connnittoe„Without -extra charge.
Collee•Colorcd Naturalization Paliers, authenticated.
by Seal of-the proper court. • •
Proposals will also be 'tsceived at the office of
the Committee fur the' delivery of Five. hundred
Bags of.Neeha Java, or Uraslllan Coffee oi the best
quality cod fitlloo.lo illBpoCtloll.
Additional tirolitistilit will bo rut:Oiled for tho
de-
Ilvory of Twit Itundrtitt tind Fifty bast 'Phi Collet,
Pets,.
Further, Propoanis ronolKed-for
pry of Filly Thousand Naturalization Blnnkx, to bh
printed according ton form wbioh will be turnkh
ed by the Committee.
Addimit WILLIAM. A. WALLACE. Chairman of
tho Domosiittic State Committoo,luirthio,
gown and o.Tdonta glation
Ralston will bn at''the Fair Ground
with his Soda Fountain.
"OLD SoLDrEa:"—Youi 'COMIIIIIIIi.
cation has been received and would have
appeared to-day had it been. accompanied
by your name. lint we never print anon
ow
yms conimo idea ti ons. , .
r. M. W.—The reasons abolii: re
ed apply to your communication.
NEW AND CHEAP GoCTDS.--AVC
attention. to the - advertisement, in another
column ,_of Mr. L. T. Gat:stun:l.D_ it'
trill beleen that ha has laid in an immense .
stock ;of seasonable Dry Goods, Which he
will sell at the lowest markei price. Ills
pre.ent stock embhees articles of the very
hest quality, which ho. lias bought ehe;ip
for cash, and all at.e invited to call and
exnjnine them. Ills store is at No. 4 East
High street, Carlisle. Itca(Lhis
all crti:-
rnent. II"'
ITO! YE 1 4 %rtclutut4.—We were the
recipients, a few nigilits.ineti, of a splen
did dish of oysters, sent us be our friend
"Bossy" Wetzel, of the Pr:midis House.
We can heartily revoniuni-ol his testae
rant u., one of the i.orrilin st-. 0 t..wii,
and ass oil: - friends that
they eau there gel tioiii 's worth in
tho very bag stele
:THE I'l ERA 1,11.-1 - I',; EN ',AMIE:SI - I:N1%
—The reader, n,,t ini hid to
perceive that within at pa-t rho
.1.41t,k1.1) hillbeen c.a idderably.onlarged
and *offii;rWise imProved, ii. haying
nine ',Mums to the page, the, making - it
florly-six column, newspaper; the hirge6t
ever yet ici , tiecr ty 'or
land. This enlargement wee , rendered
ntwolutely neceb2l.l.ry hy our. large and
steadily ineceiv-ifiq patronage.
and to keep pace with the improvevient4
of the day. Ac we even new f ee l eii
s elves s6inewhiit hampered for elbow room,
and it is with d iffieul we can neeommii
date our adverliriny patrons and :it the
Fame time lay bef01:0 the reader 'anything
like an abstract of the news. Ater the
elections are ever, we neon It, devote merit
a .3 11.6 1 ,5 i , ofagtigr' 6., si.qial and Legislative
proceedings (When those hodiOilire ip
to keel, the •reader informed 0 ; ti le
latest ger,rel and donn,tie n ew s , ;IF WHI
the current political topieF , 01 the day.
will; ;d,o, fUrnish weekly accurate reports
of the Carl is'e and Philadelphia Markets.
‘1 n making Vic 113%,
boon eXitll,,, and We 110110
our fi lends will spe the proprin.tkirn-d,
co-I,ity of liquidating their ind,l4,ednes,i to
no. The amount each onr. "daS)O . l" -
, but takeuy in the , aggr,gate it makes a
very large sum, the eanoolatioil "1 which
just, .11w w.ium uno,ioy b . cueri us U; our
business. To those who !Jaye .st,alLhy u.s
so long and so subserieq , to
our paper or as advertising patrons, we
tender our most hearty thank:i n and , hall
endeavor to deserve a continuance of the
same. To our politico( friends throughout
the edunty, we N170411:1 - AUggelt the proriety
and utility of an endeavor upon their part
to increase 01'e - circulation of the llEr..+Ln.
Although its circulation is now large an
increasing daily, our - books are still open,
and we are prepared to record any number
of names. The Termanent, 'success of the
_Rupubjican cause and Republican princi
ples deniand this. Our opponents are ac
tive in disseminating their pestilential and
-ruinects_doctrines. Friends, we call upon
you to aid us, by iperonsing our subseripz
lion lisc.ato that the antidote may_follow
the poison, and cow/yen:a its drools.
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A- Gitos4 • IMPOSITION.—Is prac
ticed upon the unsusQecting by .parties
who,. envious of the sut , cess of the great
'Barley Shear. Cook, offer an inferior
stov on Ake representation that tt is "just
as good,' .'all the same'" etc., etc. The
fact is, there - is but one really first-clues
cook stove in the market s and that is the
"Barley Sheaf" of Mosaic STUART,
PETERSON Si. CO., Philadelphia; a
- arm whose'-ivui•es and repubdion Lavo ex
tended to almost every section of the hab
itable globe.
Those of our renders wishing n thor
oughly' reliable stove—one that will burn
coal or crit - ease anlree,nUiuy
—should . Nvrito for a Descriptive Circular
and Price List, %find in,Allt Meantime
avoid all imitations.
- - _
For:911)1)y IIIN1?,S,11.111`.11 d itUPP .
Carlislo •Pft. •-
MEI
THE "MORNING' .GLORY."—This is
'the name given b e y the ,- -iaventor to one of
thAeirstoves - now in use.. • It. combines
excellence, • durabiliti,'cphomy and
convoniturco, all the lricrits ,claimed for
''other "stoves, and is in fact the no plus ultra
as a goneratOr of heat. To use ti vulgar
phrase, it, "take"s down" anytkingati the
clove lino yet-in Vented, es hae heou proved.
This aevo is it.perpetual burner, for when
once made it lasts during thuseasou!
All that is necessary is to furnish COA - 011CO
or twice a dayland a i pprpcfluq. lire can be
had. As a portable air furnace, it IS LIU- .
surpassed. The parlor nu 4 hall stoves pre
acknowledged to , be the most superior in'
.use.
.Messrs': - Nrialr:6F — EiliTratantly:ltra -,-- tho
Agtints in this_,place for_the Atilo uf,theso
stoves: . -They aro manufactured. by Barr
Johnson & Co. Erie genifaylVania. All
these stoves have just taken the ,Preft:liuiri
at our recent State Pair in Harrisburg.
I=
„
- 3ALE or VALUABLE REALESTATE.
A. Srustcr and JOS. BAIIIM; Ex
ecutors of -Thartit. ,TioNDERLY, -dec'o.,
will positively , sell on Saturday, °aloha
l7tn, at 1 o'clock R. M., on tho promises,
in Dickinson township, near Barnitz's
Mill, that valuable farm, foravirly the
mansion farm of the deconsed. ,This faim
cOntains 109 dapres and 100 perches' of
first Ilitoetcino lAnd.. P.pd.
bills.
.., The MORNING GLORY BASE ButtN
ni-a COAL._ STOVE.—These celebrated
stoves eceiyed the first_ prerniume Yester- -
day;- in the 'smartie at the State Fair, as
the beSt hall, parlor, brick and portable
furnrico stove on exhibition. This is •no
rnors! than due to an invention wlifeh
combines every considiratiOn reqUirld by
bousekeepero, and which is rapidly win
ning its way - into every household.' The
first desiderattim-gained by the stoves, is
permanence hi' keeping up n fire,, next
Milt' reishirity of heat,-and-hiet, economy'
in the consumption of ftiel• Theseare'es
sential
. points_in a 'go'od etove : —Points
which have been reached by few other
stove inventors, and certain exceeded by
. neue, and'for Thesnreasen the Aldruidg
Glory Coal Stove commends itself to gev- ,
oral 'dmiring°. Messrs Walker S's 'Cloudy,
are the nOcirits in this place for the stoves,
which
, s give univerhil satisfacticin, ' and
largii,numbers are being sold. . .
Haying a brayer permanently located in
the city, we shall be able to meet the de
mands 'and tastes of per Customers more
fully than hitherto, and to promptly
exhibit all the now and . desirable styles,
as fast as they arbproduCed. We hero di
[ermined to still further extend our trade
and build up a- valuable reputation - Ter
selling the beet goods the market can pro
duce at the lowest market rates. We
cordially invitti our friends to increase
their Lusines; , with us, and those who are
not now our patrons, we urge to make
with u; at least, one experiment. „
Son ndvortisement in another column
4.l••ltupctly.
W.. C. Snwyei• & Co.
\V. C. SAWT E
.1. A. Dui:
.1. R. Ilt.fiticuoLDEn.
ITS GOOD EFFECTS ASS PERMA
-ln this it differs from all hnir
dye'i.— By its tv.y,..luxuriant •gr'?wth is
ggarnateed, natural color and gloss are re
-stored. Otto trfal will - enuge, you to say
this of Mrs. 1-L A. ALLEN'S Improved
(new slyly,) Muir Restorer or Dressing,
(in one 1)5,111e,) Every JDruggist sells it.
Prlce,one Dollar.-
Oct.4-1m
=I
Moot line Lien sung,of the ttnaid with
Golden Ifitir." No song, however, has
yet been aide hi make that color a popular.
one for any l'ionsiderable length of tune.--
Light red, tailed sandy'rinir . itrit equal
ly under-the ban. of public opinion. Vie
aro happy to announeo Jo,,oustreaders who
design to ithange those colors, that three
applications Of Ring's Vegetilbto Anibrosta
will give thorn beautiful auburn trot,s6A
pOF9CSSiIIg all .triat ~it lustrous appear
aneo so desirable in this 'chief telorninent
of female beauty.
,
PAYII P - 11,61 g to r en) uvd to
r ,110 comp:111A to annolinco
that All my
he Sian] Oolobor WI, will tin
tint htuid4 ~r of Cl, Pence for
CI,EPI'I , II{..
Sop!. ts;;!-',.
Ilfill.RF? IED.
II i VS• 01,111,1; - .:n Thur,bay v7011[11;4. ; 0:1.
1
I 1.y•Ilov..1 ! ".-u}, Nlr. ['robe;l.• 11. Ilnya,
to 'lit, Mao' Mb, . o,', b''t It I, realii '.
- , -Wl'lllf!lilhat , - , /.l`ltot:9!M.-0n the lat 'mat., I.
ill,. D. Stack; Mr. Wm. tv
~,m1...,,,p. to Minn A Illa li IL
/.i,,,1T, both of thl i'.lU'lty. .
1•1 , 116 1: a!
rat I ',lid, 11/I
U. :01 R.,. Dr. 6 P ,111 Iz, Mr
5.1.1:u14, to Ali. , H. Plo oh, both CV elth
,r. tfit : 1 2 . t i tho
r. FYrd. Strob,l, to Mi.
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-6.. ;I , 22,1 t
WWI )11'. z , tr2:',r. 3.11,1 4 11t,t5, thin
lunty Josslo It. 1../.,.,11,1t,f1, I% l .wpm],
.11,14.1.1.1,11,
tl.t. th pt..14,t .„\ I:l . 4Al.uth
lama .1 .101,1 }:.
kl th tt,,
11.1 li K E 7
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1,63
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11 , 1 YAP: 111)
General Produce illarket..
Carlisle. October Sill, 1) GS.
Cerreeteit Wee/. (2/ /s, Andrei', W(1.51111100l.
BUTTER O:iIItACON
22111 %CoN SI i)Es, I.
LARD. 111:.1\'. 0 11,
.
TAI,LUSV,.. 101PAI14:1) PEAcII E. 2ir
s';`l , . 8. UN PA It El) I'EACIIES 1.1
BEESWAN, 40! mum , ivpLus, 250
BACON 11A\15 42010 A(l5, 4
BPECIAL
A ilumming Business.
If you wont to stn . ; baelneer Mon, call and tee
our Wholesale, 40 nflaa grocery t6'Qurenswart Es
tublielon,,ll where seven fruit Crown clerks are 1 , 11,
ea in f.talllnu test good.: only, 01 lowest prices
Chat Oil rm.. Solt at still lower ptleea. e4leage
e.,11 end see v mime to tho - Fnir.
W.M. nun &sus,
"Soutli,Bor Carnal° l'n.
4=y - DE A MESS, lILINDNESS, and CATARRH
roato.l Kill tho•utinost sumo by J, is•s.os
and 01 Cliyibar or Diseas‘s of the E2N anti &Er in (ho
' Medical allege of Pennsyttno!in, 12 year., taymriencr
iforinorly of ~Loyclen, Holland,) No. 605, :Ain ht.,
Pl,/la. Tustiinonials can bo ban at this Wilco. Thu
medical 'unity ino incited to accompany their
tionk,as bo - has to secrets in his praCtice. Artifiebd
eyes inserted withon t pain. No chargo for'osaini•
nation.
...Injnne CS /y
NEW 111 N tIDY IN CONSUMP'T'ION:—A.
lan who bad Consumption for several years a We
frelluent bloodin,p> of the lungs, cured himself with•
a medieino unknown to the profession, when his
:111 pt. red llopl es. Ito is the onjy physician who
has use'd it in his own person, or n ho has any knowl
edge of Its vii tuns, and ho can ascribe the deg, no of
hied th he now enjoys to nothing but the use of his
-niedieinerand-uOth ing;but - Whir - fie:Tall; a lid-entire
extinction of all hope of rocovory, together with a
want of confidence ins it others induced him to hazard
Olioperimon . t. To those buffering with anrdiseare
of the Lungs he moire:rs a treatment In, onnll dent!) ,
bolloVol3 . will erudirado the disease,' Video $1. 3 50 pm'
I.ottio.or is•S a half dozen, sont by oApress. Send for
eh eular or call on flit. E. 110YLSTON JACKSON,
No. 2eo Ntirth Ten th.tltroot, I , lalladelph in.
'42rorty • -
; , _
IMPORTANT DECISION.
• Chief .Itn,tteu Woodward of tho "Supremo Conrt of
too tisi u listile, hat ddlivthed (ho tellowlng opinion,
wLleh Is Importont tooth morebany,ontuttfasturers
workinginon, end, fast, the people of tiro wholo
•
country. • Ito saps: "I lind'llloortiro's fit:nue:74lm
11.01.i0 not.on intoNienting bovorago,'but, is n.good
tonloolsofol Lt dieurtiovis °filar digestive organo,and
of great bonellt in eases of debility, and .want.uf.
norvoneuetlon in tho systole." • • ' •
No bettor recouthaualatlon , could bo given to so
valuable a tome n k tbN celobrated gander,' 11Itters.
-4 46,ofiantl's (Anion Bitters contains no .11coltolicinta
MI
itt - CGFEANIPS GERMAN TON IC
lan mixture contnlnlng nil tlio ingredients of Hoof
land's Blitors,comblntsl rlth pure Santa Ohm Rum'
&0., forming tho bunt and most pleas
ant Tonto 111,3110
Ogled, 61 .41.74:75ti ; in8
• Philadelphia, Pa, : .
• , Sold by all Druggists.
op 091 m. . .
„.„
, 11911.8.0 nut Cattle Powders and liluhnotits,togoth
or with a largo s l o e ip dit of fresh' Drugs anliffilatil•
Anse, Dya.Btuffii;ko., iico.;ju'et , raotilvod at Dorman
WorthiugtaL's Drug Btoro, No. T,East Main Stroot
(larDslo. - • -' '
0. • lAZUR E •
, 14 4. 00140ENT,RATD11 INDIGO
For the Launtli7.—Preo fro& OFill'oldi.—£l•o
A Patent Pici c ie b raishon74 . Emoiy . Bag
• • ~.., nr *lien rwitat tire
Vor Gab by all resp4tAbto GroOdwantlDrumpisik
089;a: - ' .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PH I LA DELPHIA.
• EN ERACkbIt,
FOR •
c m PENNSYLVANIA
„AND
NEW (7 1 - ;
OF THE
• -WEANS%
lA* OF THE • cto,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Tue• NATIONAL LIFTI 1N131111,1031 . COMPANY it ll
torpOratton chur.ere.l hr.peclulAel of coogrenv, lip
proved July 25, ISO. oth a
CASH CAPITAL, 51,000,000, FULL PAID.
Liberal minus olThrctl to Aguntg and SolleltorB,Wlo,
trelny,llo,l to Ail) IS at "Ur oilier.
Fullfmrticulamto 1,0110 , 1 On applleallon al our 01110,
fount. lo the 1,00..1,1 story of our Mull, lug Hour.
where CI( colon arch Pumplilotß. Nay il , ,rthlng the
't ,,,, ut o X , R , lft:ruf.l,b," ho Company; mar - ht.-had.
(11, k ‘4,, f O.
foil lit.
81 - 7,-Nruz & co.
11,ejnit received their Foil Goode, which AM
ere,tiojr emeitetnent on account of a reduction Of
from 10 to 116 pet cent 'dorsi'. received 160 ydm
NEW -- PR TN TS,
Such al
Merrimack,
Guanaco°,
Sprague,
Gloucester's nr.d 'other fir
vorite brands,nt 12ictn.yer
DRESS Loony,
Alpacas at 25cts.,
Coliurg,
inoe ,
Japanese Cloths,
Silk Poplins,
Yoplin,
Poult Do Soio,
Oriontat Lustres,
Do _Wiles %0., at reduced rat, %. •
CLOTHS CA.!%8131 RUES,
Home S..alnotts Jean, Flariikl‘, Sack
Flonnel' "rer. Panw:lq, 01,11cinTi, Uln:rhatn.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
BRIM
GM=
t _6 Full lino M ZFPUER, IVOUSTED, PRINTED
nod EMBROIDERED P.l'l TERNS And tho largeAt7
and [no,t, cAmi;Tet., As.ortmota f#l
Notions and Trimmings
Gott, i) Vnryt,,- Towelling;,'
Shaq.l, In, lull v:triety
t )14 ri r 1,:,1,n Lv tho ba1...., •
sIL pinning to rala, xnnney In Drying Dry
Irian 011 , ,'_'S Ina emit. wouid say
"r• N , lll . Innt Is. aril a vast
N THE DISTRICT C01. , 13T OF
STAT67"OI.I > III.I .I.:A.SVERN
I'IS I'll ICI' OF',tato o I Stutuel
a bankrupt.
.irsmttnt of William D. Sponster,
Ita% 1101.11 311 ;hod an.l /04t hal 1.555, the
anti reportt , .l cad, non
sidore 11,0 the lutt. a. , err., iippsars thPleill. But
Craw is .“ opinion that hulk, by publics
i.m In all thaalitors awl nth l: luterootiol Fhotil , l
In .413 1 , 11 to a pimar mourn tho Itt,lot or, Chas. A.
Bat tmtt, Et..l , at Ills hills. in C.,11 I Me, on Tlinnalay.
tilt sth pf Nnvomborr, loSO, at to ,'clock. A. M..
when said Ahttlinnent and report will ill` 11.1i/Sed,
If any 'stay Interested shall rcilhost it. Other
-0 100 the same will ho ...Ilium , ' and the Ivpurtt. ,
.listribution carried into effect.
. .
1112=11=1
N.•tio• . girt•ta •eforilingly.
.IVI. D. SPONSI.I.: It,
.Issiyne•.
IE2O
hEt; ESTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
horsby given to all mincing Interacted, that
the ,t did/ging i.ceounts have been filed in this
ogle°, by ,the accountants therein named, for ex
amination. and will be presentod to the' Orphim's
Court of Cambia hind County, for confirmation and
allowance, on Tueslay, October 20th, A. D., 1800.
1. The account of Jacob . Koons, Guardian Of
Sarah tlrford, a minor child'of darob Brford, or
Eiet Poinislioro' township. deceased.
(lost and final account of William Boughman,
Ains. of Slaty Gluts, late of Newton township.
desea co.!.
and final account of John Oiler, Admr
o.f David Fin •nhin der, late of 31i ffin township, deed.
4. First and final account old. 0. Beecher, Admr•
of Martin 31. Swidgert, tote of Bureau Co. Illinois.
The second and final account of .loseph Mar
tin, Exceutor of Jacob Martin, into of East renns•
horo, township deceased.
O. first and final account of John Mounts, Ad
ministratur of Dauloi _Mounts docealied.
7r - First and final account of_Phillp.Lizioanount_
Anna Onbbart,- Aduilnintratore of Jacob Clobbart,
into of thn borough of Carliala dpcoas'od.
-
8. First and linal necotfat.- bi — :Nines Dunlap,
„ . I,',x , cutor of Geurgo \V. It., deceased.
EZEI!
14-1 •
STATE NOTlCE.—Letters Tos
_Upqmentary on the Estate of Alexander Woods ,
late Cl the Borough of 'Carlisle, deed., have.geon
Issued to the undersigned residing In said borokh.
All persons Indebted. to sold estate will make pay
ment, and those having chtinni Will present them
properly authenticated to
MATILDA '{NOOKS,
.•Executilx..
. •
upEron S NOTICE.
a_ In the matter of the estate of Susan Thorn
EtWEI
The undersigned Auditor . to whoni' ling referred
the account of drones Hamilton, lion. Jan. Graham
and Rev. David Sterrett, Exotnitors of the last
will nod testament of Susan Thorn,. doe'd., to
make distribution et said .estate, under the will
of Testatrix, hereby gives not ice that he' will at
tend to- thellut lea of his appointment-at—his - o m,,
l'est . 3loln Street, in the Borough of Carlisle,
on Thursday, the 22d day of Octoter, 1868, at 10
o'clock A. id., and where all persons Interest
ed may attend If they thlak proper.
a.. .0.1, 111.11(11t1011,
' Auditor.
25sep-3t.
It •
LIE Annual Election for Picgiden
and Dlrou tors of the Clumberland Valley Rail
Road Company will ho hold at thu offko of the Com.
pally In •Ilarrlsburg on Menday; the Rh day of 0e
olall• next, bete/con the hour!, of 10 A.M. andl P.
An oinutlnn for •Iliesldont and threetore
leraultllo Pall Head Compapy In duo State of Mar
land, VIII.bo held at the same ttmo and place.
' " •
Is. 211.131Di/tail,
• • Pocretary
235up648-2t , - • . ,
C .
Amodation.—A ideot-
Ing• of thin Arsociation • will bo hold in the.
Court llouse,..(Arbitra Lion . Chaund;r) Friday °Ten
7;ii; o'clock. A full attornionco to renunitod.
,Wlll. ll lINTZ,
Sept-i It
- 11 - ..p0.p, SALE.
A: A very desirable Drlok Dwalling gonna on {Yee , .
street, between Pontkot and South,PendsslOtt
Novemborlsth, If desired.' Apply to'
. J, lif. wraus.tu ,
14eug 03-tf.
VSTRA.Y NOTIO.44—Left the.rosi
12jdonee ortho eubacrlbor, ou tho 2i3th ult.; a.
WHITE AND: RED SVOTTED.COW,.
bo hold for
borrecovory. - , - JOBCRIr.VItIIVLITIU - - -
trep-St • • ' ,
P A N - :
would nar,alyzo the' world or taablon If It non)
PlarlblED EYEdiIIiVIERTLE7
- that boncefort no lady of gontlonian,oduld cluona
Cho ooloyof_p.ndr huh pith '
valoty.' y9t ouch *Quid,
IA the
DILICkDFUL Diisetruk
"Of icith eases, If that genial; bale 10, jpoLsopleas,
and pooflese proparatlou,
O.IIISTADORQ'S..I.I.4I.It,
vroro strlkort . Off the, roll of tollet;itinurliii.
gar of that, howovor. It irt not for ridny.bnt
Minufa . oin'iorl kf-.4rOItIBWADO/11;),111.§ 3id11070
Lido, Now fork. 'told by p ll
Drolsoitt.
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MEE=
Wool De Lnins,
Bo'mlnizitys,
Melang;,
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