ROLL OF.RXVOR.--Tho tforrespon.7.
clink, Secretary of the Soldiers' MOnament
Association requests us to publish the_fol
lowing list of names Of officers and enlist
'ed men from Cumberland county, who
wore„icilledlin , battle Or diedin service_du-_
ring the War of the Rebellion.r-There
are undoubtedly many other names to be
added to thili Roll, but they have not yet
hood sent in td the Secretary. And unless
sent in 1113 rcquested,'Avill'not appear on the
Monument. It is earnestly requested that
friends of deceased officers or privates_ will
immediately send in their names to Col.
Beatty — Corresponding Secretary. As
the Association desires to have a complete
and accurate list, without the omission of a
single name. If any one can furnish the
e6mparyv and'roginrnt of Andir Brown:
ewoll, be is requested to do so, and if any
of the •following names are given incor
rectly the Secretary wishes to bo informed
of the fact.
OFFICERS.
- First _Lieut., Wm. Biddle 2d.,
lowa C. f.
First Lieut., J.Htuart, Co., H. Ist Heg .
P. H. V. C.
• • • -.
_ Corp, .421.1oxanller How; Co. H., 3d., Pa
Cavalry.'
Corp. Abdel Trono, -- Co. H., 3d. Pa
C.
Capt. Wm. Laughlin, Co. R., 130th Pa
Vol.
Serg't Wm. W. Heagy, Co. 1., 200th
* Reg. P. Vol.
Sorg% Wm. R-.llolmes, Co. A. 7th Rog.
R. R. V. C.
Corp, John A. Strickler, Co. It., 130th
Pa. Vol.
PRIVATES.
Lewis Rina-"waltt Co, F., 17th Pa. C.
Samuel D. Lutz, Co. D. 187 Reg. P. Vol.
Joseph W. Steel, Co. A. 7 Reg: P. R. V
C.
_ _ _
Henry S. Lambert, Co. F. 130 Reg. P. V
Charles Fought, Co. A. 4 U. S. C.
M. J. Pought, Co. D. 7th Reg. P. R. V
Zacharias M'Laughlin, Co. A. 3d Pa. C.'
Joshuall'Coy, do do ~
Wm. Myers, do do
Wm. Ewing, do do •
Samuel Golden, do do _
Corn's. Vanderbilt do do .
Edward Tameau do do -)
Geo. W. Trout do do
Henry Martin do do .. ,
Culbertson Koser do do
John Nicholson do do
Josiah Gamble, do do
Anthony.Y. Knisely, Co. F.. 130th P. V
Vol. •
Peter Y..linW3ly Co. F. 130 P. V. Vol.
Samuel May do do
David.ltaverstick, 00. A. 7 Reg. P. R. V
C.
Ben. F. Havel-crick:, Co. A. 7 Reg P. R
Geo. S. Reighter,
Co. A. 11th P. Vol.
Enoch C. Sykes, Co. F. 209th Reg. P. 701
John Lusk, Co 101st Reg. P. R. V. C. "
Abraham Myor4, Co. A. 158th Reg. P. V
DaVid Looker, CO. E. 200th Reg. P." Vol
John Liutnger, Co. H. ith Reg. P. R.V.
C.
Henry 11. Irvin, Co. C.
,Oth Ctivalry
Moses Griffith, Co. A. 2Ql.eh
John M. Kunkel, Co. A:2oth do
William Paxton, Co. I. Ist. Rog. P. Vol
David Barnboll, Co. A. 158 do
Jacob Bricker, 4 . do
Isaac Bear, do'
Jame., Cunningham do
Joseph Butorif, Co. I Ist Reg. P. Vol.
Andrew Brownnwell,.Co. _A. Reg. un
,,known. _
Seabright Itofalver, Co. B. 10th Pa. Cav-
airy .
Thaddeus M'Keehan, C0..R.1.30th Pa. Vol
David L. Miller, do do
Williern.A. M'Cune,_ do
William Sockery, do
William P. Woods, do
John W: Crull
Joseph Come
IZZI
- 11 i lig - have been printed Rt this-Orre
tor the following public sales:
Feb. 15. —James M. Ralston i :Dicki nson
township, personal property.
Fab. 18.—Jacob Musselman, South Mid
Ilrston township, personal property.
March 2,—Samuel W. Holmes, North
M iddleton - township, personal property
- --Wise, South-Min
diet towehip, personal property. • -
Feb. 16—Benjamin Hopplo, South Mid
dleton township. Horses, Cattle, Agricul
tural Implements. &C.
Fob. 15—Henry Long, Monroe Town
ship, 2 miles east of Boiling Springs, per
sonal property.
Feb. 11—Jacob Strickler, South Middle
ton townshipl personal property
Feb. 8,-John Ricker, South Middleton I
township, personal property.
.March 1.-Wesley Mountz, West Hill,
one mile • West of Plainfield, personal
property.
Mwroh —PWC - r -- litiff - g - sT•e; 3fodibi
township, near Boiling Springs, personal
property.
Feb. 20. -Samuel Allen, of Silver
Spring. township, a mile South West of.
Now Kingston, of Horses, Cattlb and
Farming Utensils.
Feb. 16 —Tno. P. Common, West
Pennsboro' Twp., on the road leading
from Greason to the Chambersburg torn
pika. Personal property.
Feb. 13—Jacob Hollinger, Trustee for
the Heirs of John Muter, deed in Penn
township. Personal property.
March 3-Phillip Zeigler, Frankford
township, 11 miles South-east. of Centre
ville. Personal property. -
Feb. 17—Israel Sollenberger, Monroo
township. Personal property.
Fob. 22—H. R. Buser. North Middle
ton twp. ' Personal property.
March S -P.. H. Albright, Middlesex
twp., 4 miles oast of Carlisle. Personal
property.
Fob. 12—Henry.H. Rickabaugli, Frank
ford townenip Personal property.
Feb. 22—Jacob C. Kimble, ,South Mid
dleton twp., on the road loading from
Carlisle to Craighead's Mill. Personal
propertyc -o •
or=
• 'LIST OF SALES—COMIIIODOTLE POR
' TYR. Auctioneer.
Feb. 12th. Rickabaugh Bloser, Frankf'd
" 16th. John Common, W. Pennsboro
18th. Anarew Oiler, jr., Frankford
""
24th. Samuel Ebbert, Dickihson.
25th. D. Van Kirk, West Pennsboro'
Mar let. J. W. Mountz, West Pennsboro
. " 3d. Philip Zeigler, Frankiord.
" Bth. Geo. Henry, Mifflin.
" 9th. Samuel Ebbert, Dickinson.
CONSTITUTION' BITTERS, —A friend
of ours who had been complaining of
weakness and general debility, hardly able.
to be around for several woeks came IXI
the office thdother day, with sparkling
eyes and ruddy cheeks, a perfect picture
of health. Surprised to see so great a
- change, we asked him what he had. been
using. He replied: "Cenatitution
Bit
• tors," and added, -"I never before know
•what fine Bitters were. I had used ottisrs
..but they only made me feel Aheworsii,
:causing headache and a bail fooling in My
• 'stomach. The . Constitution era just,tlo
thing, and I navisa all my frienas
to trythem."
• All } who use, approve of Seward's Cough .
Cure. , '.•
lECIE
Remember the Good: Tethplar An
\ nivereatty . ;llonday atoning February 21st.
In Itheem's Hall. 'A number of Speeches
will be ..delivered. and. Essays road, .by
-Members of the todge.
bo music to enliven the ontertainment
o' on, a' cordial welcome is extended.
- dmissieiffeerr -, Doors open at'Co'cliktk - , ,
commence' at 7-1. O'Clock pro
_`,/
• .ti aldnees, Graynees.' and.other im
keenons of the Hair will bo regarded
inexeusable after . a trial of Mrs. S.
' w...zzett Improved (new stylc),Hair
4, 4 or or Dresstng,. (in one bottte.) Ev
e uggnt seine Price One Dollar:
=ZS
,n assure' ottr readers, that
's Vegetable Hair Restorative" iJ
valuable Oreparaliou, and that a
'lthat.le needed - to enniinee any
oieelleney.--:Pilts6nr7 Oltiiayan,
OE
Ir 'NOTICIE....I4etters of
trption do boas non, with, the ~ wlll'
%caste orynrolel Bender, deo'd., of
efeh t 1 leasedLl:gbeen
, • i Oxen to all peremut Indebted to
Ice pejntent, - mid those :baring
',...,', DAVID) I.OOIIENDi 88% -,
~',..„,., . trator de Donis non 0.,T.A.: •
liti
Del
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t e au t s t
i 10
SOLDlEfte,''
Honor.-The-Council of the 'Soldiers'
Monument Association of 413 timberlan d.
County' desireto obtain-immediately a
complete , list of all officers and•onliated
-men-who-entered-into-the -service-of -, the
U. S. 'durin g the, War of
froiai borough or townskip of • ouin.
berland County and who; were :' - oithet
killed in battle,-or died from Wounds or
diseasb contracted in the service.. fihe
- friends of all such_ deceased officers and
soldiers are specially reqiiested to report
by-letter or otherwige the name, company
and regiment of each with his former res
idence, to the undersigned at an early day,
In order that a full list may b&made out
without delay.. 'A brief. military laistary
.of each:, person is also reqUested, which
I will be published in ihe-transeeticin'i ' of
the Monument Assoefation.
D e0.25-tf.
MARR lED.
DRICKER—FISTIBVIIN.—By Ito, Dr. J. Swartz,
24th,180, et the residence of the Bride's
cather,"Carlieler Mr; Wm. Bricker or Newville Zo
Miss Fannie E. Fishburn. .
COIINMAN—MOTINT2.—On the Fame day by the
same. at the Lutheran parsonage. Mr. B. F. Corn.
men to Mice Mary E. Mounts, both of thin county
AY—BURGETTr-6n the 27 ult., at the
name place by the same,'Mr. Cornelius Murray to
Miss Catharine Burgett, both of York county.
BBETBM—IIBMMINOIIII.—On the 20th ult., by
the same, at the residence of the bride's lather
Carlisle, Mr. Joseph Beetem to Miss Mettle Hem
minder.
XUNTZMYERS —On the 31st nit . by the same,
Mr. D. S Kuntz to Mlse Lydia Ann Myers, both of
this county.
110STETTER—Y01151.—On the 4th teat., by the
name, at the parsonage, Mr. Jacob ilostetter to Mien
Sallie J. Yohm, both - of Perry.co.
YOIIM—IIROMEIL—On the Immo, day, in the
same place, Mr. Geo, W. Yohm to Miss Jane L.
Kromer, both of Pm ry county.
SWITZER—ZEIGLEIL—On the 2lst Inst., by Rev.
Swartz; D. D., Mr. Levi Switzer of Pleasant Rill,
Miami county, 01. 10, to Miss Sallie I. Zeigler, (laugh.
ter - of Jesse Zolgler, Esq., of Cumberland county,
Pa.
MUELWAIN—LINDSEY.—Ori the 21st Mat., by
the Rev. C. P Mr. Robert B. McElwain, t o
Mks Alta M. Lindsey; botlrot Weatponnsboro
chip Cumberland county.
CARMAN—BR lIIWN:=CIu the 27th ult by the
Rev. Dr. Swartz, Mr. Daniel Garman, of Harrisburg,
to v lea Mollie Brortn, of Carlisle.
BYTE—BINLEYN the 24th of December,
1868. at Webster, Westmoreland county,' PA., by
the Nov. A. W. Butts, Mr. Harry Ilyto . , to Miss
Lizzie Illnleyn, both of said county.
BISHOP—SI ON AIC ER.—
Harman, pn the 14th ins
Fleck. Mr. Willhim Oh
Sloneker, , hoth-of thin cow
SIVRY, ,, RITNER.-08 the 28th lust:, by the
Rev. C. K Mug, Mr. William. Moore, td' Mies 81nry
}Maer, bdth of Sobth M iddleton townehlp.
DEATH.
1dr1.111.1.4N-,-Dl,'d at tho Carib le Ilariacks, on
Friday even log, January 15th; Mrs. Solna McLellan,
aged 23 yearn. 11 months end 2 days.
, A little over two years ago she was wedded to her
now sorro,strlcken husband and bld farewell to
her Maryland home and the companions other girl
hood, to itinerate from place Co plr cq as duty,c,alled
her husband., Ilut just n period when life was
most attractive, death's cold hand touched her and
she fell in Its strong embrate to - rise on earth no
more. She will never be forgotten by. the mapy
who knew her and recognised in her the elements
of true womanhood. Fier remains were taken to
Merhanicstownr lid., where atter appropriate relig
ion s servi ms conducted by Rev. J. Pam , Moore, she
was followed to her grave by a large concmarse of
wetping friends. •
DUNBAIL—On the 23d inst., in Greason, John
Dunbar in the 66th year of - his age.
do
do
do
' MARKETS.--
CARLISLE PRODUCE-MARKET
-,,,
Ia I 41 , Ja nuary 29th, 1809:
I
harrity - Finn ~.
B uperti no. d 0....
do RYE.—
WHITE WHEAT
RED
,ItY-E
CORN
OATS, (new).—
CLOW:118E11D..
TIMOTITYI3 . Er.Ij
FLAXSIMp
General Produce' Market
:darilete, January 19th, 11309.
Gorre4e . el ., Weekly by Andrew Washmood
BOTT,EI4
EGGS,
LARD,
TALLOW,
fiCAP,
BEESW A X,
BACON II A MS
SPECIAL N O. 716_,ES
WM. BLAIR A'SON,"SOuth
porters of Q ueonsware.
-We have been Importing Ware regularly during
the lent three years, and have on hand the largest
stock out - Of the altilier We hareluist - added - two
Inveices, filling up our varieties for the winter and
coming spring sales.
We are selling Table-ware Stone-warn, Cedar
ware, Salt, Flab and Groceries goneraly WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, below any price yot offered.
Please call.
P. S. 60 barrels Coal 011, Just resolving.
Special Notice
All . persons knowing thernseivee indebted to the
undersigned will pie elle be kind enough to call and
settle the come without further notice . and oblige
LEIDICTI
aian 69
All our Goode reduced, Bilks. Poplins, Merinos,
Pam - Cloths and Cagelmam Special attention le
called to our Sloca. We guarantee oar pekoe
lower than the lowest.
BM@
Sleighs ! Sleighs ! Sleighs I
A. B. N. Shark have now on hood over a dozen
of first.class 'Sleighs, both sln gle and double
seated: For aide at their new Manufactory, on
the corner of South and Pitt Street+.
27nov -ate.
4CirDEAVNEBB, BLINDNESS, and' CATARRH
.eated,erith the utmost success by J. I.e. M. D.
and Prolessor of „Diseases of the Eye and Ear in the
Medical Cbllege of Pennsylvania, 12 years experience
(formerly of Leyden, Ifolland,)No. 806,c Arch St.,
Phila. Testimonialn pulse seen at this office. The
medical faculty are incited to .4qm:illy their pa
tients,ae he has no Nacrete in his lintel.. Artificial
rayee inserted wlthou t pain. No charge fur exam
nation.
Mune Gfil,y. ' -
DR. JACKSON'S ANALEPTICA
NEW RUDDY IN oqNsIIMPTION,—.II.
Phyal
inn who land Consumption for soveraDyearg with.
frequent bleedings of jhe lungs, elated himself with
a medicine unknown to the profession, when hie
caspippaared hopless. lie in the onjyphYsiclau artb
had used it in his own person, or who bps any know!.
edge Mite virtues, and ho can ascribe the degree of
health he now enjoys to,nothing but the use of hie'
mediate; and nothing but utter despair and entire,
extinction of ill hope of recovery, together with a
want of confideuce lneii Gillen; induced him to hixard
the experiment. To those sufferingwith any disease
of the Lunge he'prefferre a treatment he confidently
believes will eradicate the.diseime. Price si,6o per
bottle or $8 a half down, Pent by express. Send for
circular or call on DR. R. BOYLSTON JACKSON,
No. 280 North Tenklifitreet, Philadelphia.
Yor sale by geory P. Geyer, Mechanicsburg,
and Druggiets generally.
•
•
22mar 88!ly. • • •
IfORBM Al n d Cattle Powders and Linimanti4tO gent
sr with a large assorttoent of fresh Drug! and Medi:
cine : DjoiliniTailko-q-ztednitracalftursit - Corn — man
'L. Woythirigtor.'s Drug,Htore, No . :7,ltast Main Street
()unite:
NEV.' ADVERrISEMENTS.
.ALE.—Mr.- John Hannon' will
• • 'llliit at pabik; Bale..hie entire Stock of House
hod and gitcheh Furniture. on Wednesday. Thum
day and Friday, March 17th,' 18th and 10th, It
bank the Furniture now in use by him In the
Common Nouse. ..
tITIBLId SALE.-1 1 ,6e .
will .011 at Public Salo, on him premima about
Il•e miles Bout.b.,of CarKslo. noarf;,pavid Hoarse r'n
Woolenlllll, in • Sohth• , township, the
following personal property, to wit r Horses, Colts,
Cattle. (logs,, Pigs, and Lie entire stock, of farming
implements; together with a number-of article. of
Household wad Kitchen Vurniture. „.
22js"n'69;~1e t: . • •IltltltV V. 111111X11L.
-IrtJBLIO SALE:4 , —W.. Baugher
z wlll sell, his .Btook and' Fanning Utensils 'on
spremlees hallo South of Cauterrille, on.BlOn
di,T,ltsbnary 224;1809.
CARLISLE - LAND ASSOClA
inembere • of this
Alsoolaffoo vIS be beldin the Oouooll Climber,
'(Coure'llotwe)ort thatirst - Saturday of February.
at 7 deloik, P.4ta-M,• • .1 , , WM. VINT; y
09.
NEW - ADITBSTSEDIENTS:',
ALE LIST.
z r ill
List of ales to - 1;0 ' 4411A 'l4 .- 41111 am Devkiiney,
auctioneer: '
.Yob. 6, Charles P. Wise, Bolling Sprinis. •
" ' - .9, George T. 11, Herman, Monroe.
" 10, John•Yoho; . 4, 44 , ;
" 11, Jacob Strickler, flenth' Middleton. -
12; W. E. Carne, Mortrii.
" 13, Samuel Fought,
'l6 Hon) Long, 'r
" 16 PenJatnltt Hopple. South MiddloiOn.„
" 17, Israel Sollenbarger, Monroe:.
" 18, Jacob Museelman, South Middleton. '
19, William Died,
~ 20, Samuel Allen, Sliver Spring.
22, David Shaeffer, South
" 23, Jetly F. Metxel,
44 25, Jacob Brent, Monroe.
t, 25, Joseph Eckert, Silver Spring.
4 4 ",26, Jacob Shearer, /Muth Middleton.
" 27, John Plank, Monroe.
Her. 1, tleoree Wolf, South 3Lldleto6.
2, David Bricker, Monroe.
3, Samuel flkomon. Sliver Spring.
" 4, Jesse Hetrick, Middlesex..
" 5, Michael Belmhoover, Monroe.
' 4, ~ 6, Henry Hide, Middlesex.
, .8, Peter H. Albright, "
" 9, Joseph Herman, ,41nrsrge.
0 10, William Lepoid.
• " 11, Henry W. Yarn, Sliver Spring.
12, George W:Elowders, "
" 13, ll6nry_W, Stoup, 4,
~ 16, Henry Sheibly, " "
~ 16, Henry Westfaul, Middlesex.-
4, 17, John Hannbue, Silver'Sprldg. ,
18, Jacob Paul, Middlesex.. •
19, Peter Shughert, Monroe.
4 , 20, George Hanehuo. Silver Spring.
. 22, Henry Brechblii, Dolling Spring.
4, 24, B. H. Walker, Middlesex.
4 , 4. 26, Henry W. Yohn, Sliver Spring.
4 , 27, Martin Shreiner Oyster'. Point.
~ 29, John Floyd, Curilelc.
11 d• 30 . 1• ti
E. BEATTY,
Cor. Sece'v
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tIARRISBURG, CARLISLE and
ORAMBERSDURG TURNPIKE ROAD CO.•
• 'xhibit of tolls received, 'repairs and expenses
of the Ilarrlaburg, Carlisle And Chambersburg
Turnpike Road Company, from' the let January to
31st December 1868, inclusive, aa follotre, to wit:
DR.
To amt of tom recsdved at Gates,
To balance it gettlemont far 1867,
By cash paid for repairs on road for HOS,' 1835,80
By Gate Keepers'. salaries. 1483,20
By' Managers pay,' 375,00
By Treasurer's salary, 100,00
By Secretareeealarn ' • 25,00
By incidental expenses, 50,00
By stationary, taxes 80, - 10,00
By uncurrent money received; ' 2,60
•
By balance paid into - Court to be ap
plied under the /et - of Assembly of
1823,'28 amen
-
K... „ COPY.
Certified on oath to the Judge. of th; Court of
Common Plearof Cumberland county, the 9th day
of January, A. D., 1809,
TAKE NOTICE.—That the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland - colmty, have appointed Tues
day, the 16th day of Merck nest, at th• Court house,
in the borough of Carlisle, at 10 o'clock. A. 11., for
hearing and determining"the claims of the meek , '
t Ire creditor. Against the company, agreeably to the
Acts of Assembly made - for the relief of meld credi
tors on the let day of April 1823, and the supple
ments thereto. At the aforesaid time and place,
tho pr. furred (If any) and all other creditors, are re
oueeted to have their rcepective claims duly au
thenticated and presented, and also to furnieh
ovt
denre at the MOB time, whether any claims bare
been assigned, or are etlll held by the original own
ers; and also - proof to establish the Consideration of
their claims, 'whether for work, materials he.
BY TUE COURT.
•At the house of P. Y.
Bt., by the Rev. H. R.
Ishop, to blies Amends
oty
NOTICE it hereby given that an
application for n Charter, incorporating the
al lisle Brags Band having been presented to the
Court of Common Plow. Bald Charter will be.
s ranted on the 16th of March, proximo, If no suf..
ficlent reasrn appears why said Charter should not
1,3 granted.
•
NOTlCE.—Notice ie hereby given
that db application has been made to the
Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County,
to grant certain amendments to the Charter of
the Good WM Hose Company of the . Borough of
Carllale, and that if no sufficient cause be shown
to the contrary to said Court, that field amendment
will be grantednn the lath day of Harsh, A. D.
1869. J. P. BRINDLE,
994 ran 69.3ttr Prothonotary.
NOTICE.,, -There will boa.meeting,
or the Cumberland Cbunty Agricultural
tidy, at the Arbitratiou, Chamber, lu the Coo rt
House, in Carlisle, on Tuesday, February 2d, 180,
at 10 o'clock. A. Y. -
The members of the Society ere requested to
attend. By order of the society..
Secretary.
600
CI BO
.1 40
.1 SO
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Eastern Mitred of Penury/twain.
This to give notice "that on the 18th daj of
January; A. D., 1860, a warrant in _Bankruptcy
was Issued-against the estate .of Jacob 0. Bouts,
of North Middleton township, In the Llounty of
- Cumberland and State of Penneylvenla, who has
bearoadjudged a Brukrupt on bin own petition,
- that the payment Many debts and the delivery of
any property belonging to ouch Bankrupt Win,-
or for his use, and the tnnefer of any property by
him Is forblddentrlaw. That "'a Ince tins of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts
end to choose onset more Aselgnees of hie Estate,
will be hold at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
fit his office, in the Court 'louse, in the Borough of
Carlisle, before Oboe. A. Bartlett, Register, on the
17th day of February, A. 8., 1860, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
EMI
immi
3OIBACON 81101ILDERS, 12
26 BACON SIDES, 16
lb WHITE BEANS 3 25
9 PARED PEACHES, 25
UNPARED PEACHES 15
40!DRIED APPLES, 260
lb RAGB, 4
IN "BANKRUPTCY.
District Courtof the United Stales,
Sarariel C. lluyatt, of Mechsalcsburi;`County of
Cmheriand, Pa., Bankrupt, having petitioned 4for
'his discharge, a mooting of creditor. will be held
on Thursday, the 18th dey of February, 1869, at 1
o'clock I'. IL, before Register Chae. A. Barnett, at
his office in the CBurt House, In Carlisle, when aid
where the examination of the Bankrupt may bo
tlntsherVind anlbitilifess' Of - meetings required
by,, Section 27 and 28 of the Act of Congress,
traffsacted.
'-earllsle, I m
A hearing Isla alsole bad on Wedneeday tbi
3d day of March, 1868, bet ore the Court, at Phila
dolphin, of 10 o,clock A. M., wheh and when
parties interested may show cause against th,
discharge.
P; C. ELLMAKER, U. S..s.larehell,
Per S. U. GALBR4ITII, Deputy.
Deputy Waal:tan; OfElee, Bloomfield
Man 6tt.31/3.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court of the United States,
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Jacob Pumalnger, of Frankford township, County
of Cumberland, Pe., Bank pt, haying petloned
for bin discharge, a meeting of creditors will be
held on Wednesday, the 17th day. of February,
1869, at 2 o'clock P. 11 , berme Register Chao. A.
Barnett; la the Court House, In Carlisle, when and
where the examination of Bankrupt may be tin•
lobed, and any business _of meetings requirbd by
Secti ons 27 and 28 of the Act of Congress, trans
acted.
W. C. SAWYER. & CO
SAMUEL W. NEVIN,
Tossursr.
29jetn 2t
J. P. BRINDLE,
Phrt thountary
29j n 6b36
29jan 09.
. .
P. C. ELLMAKER U.. 7. Hanalei.
Per S. H. GALBRAITH, Deputy. a
Dap. U. 8 Ifereballe Office, Bloomfield.
Men 69 ate
A hearing will also be held on Wednewlay the
3d day of March, 1809, before the Court, at Phila•
delphia,nt 10 o'clock A. Al.,' when and where.partles
interested may chow rauso againot the dlecharge.
P. C. ELLMAkEIt, U. B. Marnha
Ter B. U. GALBRAITH, Deputy.
Deputy Manned's Office Bloomfield'.
29jan 60.3te. •
IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court of the United States,
'Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Cherles nl. Reynoldeoof Shippensburg, County
of Cumberland, Pa, Bankrupt, haying petitioned
for his discharge, a meeting -- of ;creditorswill be
held on Thursday, the 19511 ifOy Of rebivar y, 1869,
at 9 o'clock A. 114 before Register Chan, A. Barnett,
at his office, in the Court nonage, in Carlisle, when
and whore the examination of the Bankrupt may
"be finished, and any business of meetings, required
by Sections 21 and 28 of the Act of Congress, trans
acted.
A hearing will also be held. on Wednesday the
third day of March, 1869, before the Court, et
Pfilladelphia, at 10 o'clock A. M., when sad where
parties Interested may 'show cause natant the
discharge.
P. p. ELIMAKER, U. 8. Marshal.
Per B. 10. GALBRAITH, Deputy. ,
Deputy Marshal's Office, Moorage. d.
• 29Jan 69-3 ts,
cl ALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY—Gn Monday, March fit, 186 t will be
sold at the farm of the undersigned, a mile and 'a
half Bouth.east of Carlisle, !sixths' Old? Peterstnirg
road, the following personal property, via:
Mx head of home, toiir of which ewe goad Work
"lowa, and two of which are good Driving -Moms,
thoroukh bred; eleven head of Grade Cows, under
Axe years old, of the Devon clasig two fellers, three
Farm Wagons, one Spring Wagon, cue Buggy, four
sets of Farm Harness, Plows, Plarrows, go., two sett
of Plow Gears, two eels of Buggy and Wagon Has , .
ness, Cart Gears, As. Also. one Mt. Joy 'threshing
Machine, with fixtures complete, hue large, Hickok
Fodder Cutter, Wind Mill, Hay and Grain Itske,
(BrandPe patenta Forks, Shovels, nom Bakes, Log'
and Cow Chains, Halters Ac.. Alto, two hundred
Poste, toady for soiling, 4.; together with a variety
of other article' too numerous to insert:
.
• • Condltlons'oflo—All sales of $lO and °vat, a
credit of ulna months will be given; all under that
'amount caah. - G. W. HILTON.
2OJon 60. ts. •
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OPERTY A
ILL P
—LIO SALE.-44n - WeVriiklii, - kabruary 10,
Will be offered at Publec Bale, in front of
the Court House, in Carlisle, Pa., on the above day,
the Mill Property-with Bre Acres of ' 'Audi more or
- or Ihriuudenigued. Sittnitisd at the last end
of Pomfret Wee! In the 'Borough of Carlisle. This
mill is about 80tost.inleugtb. and Is propelled by
the Letort Spring, a nevortalling stream, has two
Dorn -and one. Cbopperi.all in good condltlmr and
has at present no excellent 'run of custard; the . flour
manufactured at this mill being equal M quality
to that otany other mill. The improvements *Air -
Brisk Dwelling blouse. Brick P.m, with threshing
,floor, a Brick Stable, an Orchard 'of excellent fruit,
Ac.. There Is a well good realer it the door of the
dwalllng. , This woody-Is on the line of the South
Mountain Railroad tibial enhances Its Value: Sale
to commeartat 40 o'clock, when terms will be made
known t
.2t- PETER FOUST.
- 2400 .
NOrillCE.—Ordero for .coal
fancy A Bhrom, will ha raeolYad and prompt
ly a toodia to all,oOrnmall'A',Worthinitton'a 'Drug
Btoro, at ranee. Oratory Moro, at Thinfa -
Grocery Store, and John B.haem'ai Conreetionarr
Store. . 11,1FLANORY fillFl9M.
16,1'12,004m. ' • '
I, 7 I2X4PLT_TOAS . I II , 97 10 4
4124 , lettedstaxnehtary. basing. this daibeen
lexuea'on nrT thi estate of George 'Mover, deed., late
Frankrorktownelelp, Cumberland county, to the
aubseriber • resident of - West Petureboro township,
...r I notice le. hereby given to MI
partite Indebted trivet:l estate to make immedlat a
payment; and to M 1 thou having claims against
it -puma than Onyerly - authentleated toy pay.
m J
NAME MUIR
" . ,1140,11t4r..:
N.EW ADVEINVS:PkENT
EMI
UNION-PACIPIC -- RAILROA•D -- CO
•' ' aiv :,k(i... 9,' q,. , , ,1., - ,' 4'. U. ~.
AND
Central Pacific Railroad
FIRST MORTGAGE.-BONDS
Thie groat enterprise is approaching completion
with a rapidity that astoniehee the world.. Oyer
fifteen (1600) hundred miles have been built by two
(2) powerful companies; the Onion Pacific Railroad,
beginning at. Omaha, building west, and the Oen
ral Pacific Railroad ;beginning at Bacramento, and
building east, until' the two roads shall meet. Lose
than two hundred and fifty mils, remain to be
built. The greater part of the interval is now grad
ed, and is ieasonably eipecteddhat the throUgh
connection between Ban Francisco and New York
will be completed by July 1.
As the amopnt of Government aid given to each
is dependant upon the length of road each shall
build, bo th companies are prompted to great efforts
to secure the construction and control of what,
When completed, will bo one and the only grand
Rai/road Line connecting the Atlantic .and Pacific
$4112,45
41,69
$4164,14
One Hundred and Ten Million Doflays (8110,000,-
000)1n =Orley have already boon expended by the ;
two powerful ampanise engaged In this great en
terprise, and they will speedily complete the por
tion yet to be built. When the United States Gov
ernment found it necessary to secure the construc
tion of the Pacific Railroad, to develop and protect
its own intereet, , it gave the Companies authorised
to build it such ample aid as should render its
speedy completion beyond a doubt. The Govern.
ment aid may be briefly summed up as ibllowe: ' •
First. -The right of way and all nem vary timber
and stone'from public domain. '
Second. It make+ a drnation of 12,800 acres of
land to tho4nlle, which, when the road 'is comple. ed,
will amount to twenty-three million (23;100,000)
acres, and all of it within twenty (20) Mlles ,of
railroad. •
03632,00
EEO
$4164,14
Third, It loans the compel:dee fifty million dnl
fare ($50,000,000), for labial it taken rt second lien
The Government has already loaned the Union
Pacific Railroad twenty-four million nod fifty
eight 'thousand dollars ($24,058,000, and to the
CentrarPielfießailread-Keveriteen-millionubrhun
dred and forty-eight thonaand (17,5413,000), amount-
Ing.in all to forty one million seven hundred and
al x thousand dollar. ($41,706,000). -
The Compantes are perm i tted to test. their own
Fire! Mortgage Bonds to the same amount aa they
receive from the United stittes, and no more. The
cot:mantes have gold to permanent Investora about
(640,000.000) forty million dollars of the First
Mortgage Bonds. The companies have already
Paid In (including net earnings not divided,"gratite
from dt ate oftilifornla; and - mtcramento city and
San Francisco), upwards of (620,000,000)wenty
-,
tit. million .dollars capital stock,
WHAT IS THERE YET TO BE DONE
In considering this quostionit must he 10011M
bored that ell-the .remaining Iron to finish .the
remelt contractedfor, andihe hiegest - foltirdliald
for cod now delivered on the line of the Union
Pacific Irallroad and the Central Pacific Railroad,
and that the grading fs almost finished.
WHAT lIESOUROFIS HAVE THE COMPANIES
TO EINEM( THE ROAD,
Viral. They will receive from the Government as
the road progrem4 about $9,000,000 nehliflonal.
Second. They can hime their own Find Mortgage
Bonds for about $9,000,000 additional.
Third. 'Me companiee now bola 'almost' an the
land they have up to this time received from the
Government; upon the completion or the road they
will have recei•ed ,to all 23,000,000..acrep,wkiich at
$1,60 per acre would be worth 434,500;000.
lu addition to the above the net barninge of
the rodds and additional capitat, if.necestary, could
be railed in to finish the road.
WAY BIIBINESS-ACTUAL EARNING:-
No our has ever expressed a doubt that se 'Toren"
he the road in completed.lti through business will
be Abundantly profitable.
Grose earnings of the Union Pa•
oilier Railroad Company for
*ix anouths,ending .7 . su yl et.
1809 wore upwards of
The earnings of Control Pacific
Railroad, for six month., end
ing January lot 1809, were
Expenses .$650,000 goll
Interest 450,000
•
Net profit of Central Pacll3e Kali
road, after paying alt interest
and expenses for a Ix months $750,000 gold
The present gross earnings of the Union and
Central Peeps Railroads are 51,200,000 monthly.
110 W LARGE A ROSINESS-IS. IT SAFE TO
PREDIOT FOR THE GRETIT PACIFIC R AIL
ROAD? •
We would give the following facto derived from
Shipping Idete, Insurance Companies, 'Railroads
and general inforip tion
Ships going from the Atlantic
around Cape horn; 100 '
Steamships ronneeting at Panama
with California and Chine, oh
Overland Trains, Stages, Horses
etc., ate. '
Here we have two hundred and thirty thousand
tons cai'iled westward end experience has shown
thatthe last five years that the returned pausengord
from California have been nearly all numerous as
those going.
ROW MANY PASSENGERS ARE TILFRE
We unto ttio following actin:kale
110 Steamololps (both ways) 70,000 (actual for 'f#)
200 Nessels • 4,000 ratlOuted "
Overlicl, 100,000 A• •'
Number per annum 174,000
Present price (averaging' half 'the cent of the
steamships), for both 'pampers and tonnage
gives the following rerult:—
174.000 paisengere at $lOO
460,000 tons, rated at ft per cable foot 16,640,000
• Rasing calculations upon the above figures with"
out allowing for the .large Increase 'of business
which can safely bo looked for, then estimate, the
running expense at one half and we bare ••
net
income of $16,620,000; which; after - paying fins In•
tereat on the First Mortgage Bonds 'and, the ad•
winces loads by the •Government, Would leave a
net annual income of $0,000,000 over and above .ali
expenseXand , • , ,• , , •
The First Mortgage Bends cf the Union Paolpc
Railroad Co6pany and the Firct•Mortgage Ronda
of the 4entral Pacific Rankled Co. are bothi_pilpti;
PUB
pal ua3lnteroet, payable in gold' coin; . they pay
it per Cont. hitereat -In :gold cola, • and run for
thirty yoaricand'they cannot be paid before that
ilme without the coolant of ibe-holdor—
Yirat idartgaife:Otld Bonds of oho Union Paella
Ilailroadibr Bale at bar-and accrued Internal, and
pirstilfortgooPold Donde of, Central Pacific Pail
'road ailOS and accrued. Internet.' '
DE itAVEN .- &
bealers in 'Goiernment Securi
'tids,'iiibid; Etc.,
No.' 40 SOUth.: ,Tl/11RD Street,
29Jance. /
•
U 1-0 14 4 4,L E
ERTISEMENTS,
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• • RAILA.4... •
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ANN' NOW 90Nrim.," c
in 2 AT THE
NEW 86, OASILSTOR:E OF .
*."137 li : A 7f ic m itrTit li o t .. o l : llf l4 l. : ll :l l : B g n i nt lir a B nd
Aa GOO 'alma tilt weistimi portion
begintairg at Sacramento, aro also dono, tin 1 ,
267- MILES ILBMAIN M A 8 p E
To be Finished, to -Open the Grand
'Through Line to the Faciflo. This Open
ing will certainly take place early this
Beason.
.9 00' D ,
of all color. • AEI,
town.
FL 11
aln eoloM,
Domets,
Minium;
Plaid Shlrtlngs, '" Y, I "
°pools,
'Besides a donation from the Government of 12,800
acres of landper mile, the Company is entitled to
tyabaldy in U. S. Ponds on, its line as completed
acid accepted; at the average rate of about $20,500
per mile, according to the difficulties socountered,
.for which the Government tars a second lien as
ltetttrity. - I,s'huther - subsidlea aro—given—to--any
other companies or not, the Government will com
ply with all Its contracts with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company ; Nearly flab whole amount of
bonds to which - the Company Will be, entitled her-fl
ake ady been delivered.
. -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PA.'
By Its charter, the Company Is permitted to
Issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
same mabunt ns
,the:Oorerument Bonds, and no
more. These Bonds are a First Mortgage upon - the
entire road and its equipments.
,THEY HAVE THIRTY YEARS. To RUN, AT egx PER CENT., and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
Such securities aro generally valuable in pro.
the they
og..prc,uto,est bonds of
8. (the 'Bl'e) will be due in 12 years, and they are
worth 112. If they bad 30 years to run, they
would stand at not less than 125. A perfectly safe
Frac Mortgage Bond like tho Union Pacific should
approach this rate. The demand fur European . in
vestment Is already considerable, and on the com•
pletion of the work will doubt'sss carry the price
to a large premium., , .
SECURITY .01i THE BONDS
It needs no argument to show that a Fret Merl
&agent $26,600 per Mlle upon what for a long
time must be the only railroad connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific States Is renraceir moron.
The en tlre'amount of the mortgage will ho about
$30.000,000, an d the Interest $1,400,003 par annum
In gold. The present currency cost of this Ilsterest
Is less than $2,500,000 per annum, whilu the gross
earnings for tho year 1863, 011011 WAY BUSINESS ,
only, AN AVERAGE OP 1,1f.38 THAN 700
Bingo OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE 'MORE
THAN
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
The data Is of which tire Cr follows
From Paseringera.
Freight.
It Expres,
"
Miscelleneou,
Goveromout troop.,
' " freight.
Contractors' MI/11j
, Metals!.
' ' Fi'l. LI
This large amou ut is only an Indication of the
immense traffic that must go over the through
'llne"in a Yew mouths, when - thd great tide of Pacific
coast travel•and 'trade will begin. It to °Min:toted
that this hull nose must make tho earnings of the
road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS A
YEAR. •
As the supply of those Bonds will soon reAtu,
parties who
it
to I nvest in them wil I tie it
for their interest to do so at one, rho price d
for
the present Is par and accrued Interest from Jan. 1,
in currency,
Babserintions will be received in Carßele by
A... L. S P Q N,S L E R,
SiM York'
. At tho Company'. 01100, No.o Nags,. Street
John J. CiFell A Bon, ❑ankors No. ;no Wal I St.,
And by the Company'a advertised agent,. througfn,
. •
Bends setit free, but parties subscribing through local
a4enfs, mill look to them for their safe delivery.
A WSW PAMPIILET AND MAP •WAS ISSUED
Odtober lilt, containing a r eport or the work to
that date, enda more complete statement in rela
tion to the value of the bands than eon be given In
an advertisement, which Will ho sent tree on appil
•cation at.the Company's ofitees or to any of the ad
vertised agents.
• JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New" York.
Dec.)), 1888.3t0 .
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci
dity of the Stomach; Loss of Appetite,
Nausea, Heart-burn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD, BENTLEY
dr,GHENEY -Druggists,-Bulrala,-N.Y.
by all Drug,glata.
nau 04.
THIS IS KNOWN AS DR.
• nAMPBY,LII. - PRE GREAT -MAGIC PAIN
KILLING MAN, FOR CURING ALL THOSE 11110
ARE AFFLICTED.
By the use of. the Magic Pole Destroyer and
Liver Ms, you can save health, money, and pro-
long life. There In not a pain or ache nervous or
inflamitory, but what the great Magic Pain Des
troyer will relieve, and In moat inntancen entirely
cure. Try It before any other remedy, for It is al
most certain ird every case td be just the thing; and
the only thing deeded." References are given of
wonderful cures perforiniel by the gre4 Magic
Medicine
S":,000,000
11750,00 gold
1,000,000
Dr. Campbell—Sir—l bad a cold settled on my
breast for ten years. I was not able at times to
speak a loud word. I was told to get Dr. Campbeil'it
medicine and fry It, and It cured mato 8 days.
Cnnlrtlaa FOUSIAN.
Janafitown, May 00, 1868.—Dr. .Campbell, Dear
81r: I cheerfully recommend your medicine an a
certain cure for lock headache.
•
Deny torrnohip,'lBo7.—Cured of baehechu nl.lO
yetirn atanding, by using Dr- Campbell's Palo Dux•
troyer and Pills, for threo week.
.tuna' Men, ago part 72 yearn.
. .
Newmanetown, Lebanon county, 18337.—1 was af•
dieted with rheumatism,. using crutches for 20
years. I wee told to get Dr. Campbell's Pain De.
stroyer and Pills, and try them, they. cured me in
two months. FREDIniC6 Dunn, aged 63 vi•Ars.
Union 'DenbeitTikraphin county, 1067.—Dn.
Campbell.—Dear hay° guttered for the loot
23 years trom Dyspepsia and culmination; I tried
your medicine as directed; they cured me in six
weeks. • Oio Sea:linen, agod 64 years.
Chnmbet'sburg, October 20, 1860—I was curedof
Piles of 17 years standing by using Dr. DaMphelPil
Magic Pain Destroyer end l'ilitefor one 'month.
, Davie !lease. ,
North Middleton to tiship, Cumberland courtly
1808— Dr. Campbell—l cheerfully recommend your
magic medicine as a useful .nnulleine In a (ninny,
for children; my youngest child was taken with
the croup In the night: I did not expect her to
live ten minutes; I had a bottle; my wife give ac•
cording to directioru; it cured In fire minutes.
• SAMUEL Kimmel..
Jackson burg, Perry county, August 10, 1800—IN.
Campbell, Dear Sir: I bought font; bottles; and two
hareem,'your Villa for my boy .who had the 'how
math= for one year, then turned.to aorofulous; jro
won drawnnerooked and Could.not Wilk; I triad all
the medicines I know, and they all failed, buty;Our
medicine cured,blin in two wean.;
Game Swoon,
80,000 tons
120,000 '
30,0J0 '
WONDERFUL ➢tecovnti OF WORN LOZENGLI
Lebanon, 1866-1 barn repeatedly used
Caueptenll's Worm Lozenres; for my yothesest boy,
who was nor; slo for a berg time; 1 gene blue one
dose In the morning and ono In the afternoon;
there were '2O large-worms passed no d not lane than
700 to 800 seed worms. 'Yours Truly.
PHILIP .LUSE.
517,400.000
Two rulles-Esst Carlisle, IRIIS--.Dr.Campbell, your
rein,Destioyer end Liver Nile should be made
known; my wife was' In' labfwith pains - for three
years; her head, nook 'arms; logs, hands ant Wingers
were drawn crooked iiith rheumatism; I do believe
t spent ono thousand dollars for her, and received
nohoneflt; bearing about your al officious, I bought
twelve •bottles and six boxes; after •uslng,„eight
bottles, with the Pills, Rho could 'walk with
crutches; afterlhe bad used four coon, he threw
her crutches away. This lady's • wolgly,-is- 22:1
pounds; and aged over 6 o.yeare '
JACOB ADAMS.
$35,010,000
The uleillothe can ha haefroni Dr. Campbell, n 1
Carlisle market, on Wednesday and &tawny.
any Mine at Dlletylcllotal, Carlisle, Pa:
' • '
N_LT2__Siir_Riv r lt
,
Because you have to pay !tiro ',tufts on your
Dry and Nancy (loud.; Lhisus, Cottons, Loather
(Mods,. Bibles,' Albums, Silvde Viated Vnre, Cuitery;
Act for you eau xend i to HUDSQN,,MORSE CG'S.,_
great Dollar Sate lost tutton, end gat yhur.,goas
et ruanUfacturiea prlcosorjtfitir, pv cent. less Chun
Bend for a airculur, won't (114 anything.) and
see abet splendid goods we are - sending to our
Agent. free of cost. , Address. .
HUDSON', 11.101tEDI'i CO..
00 Sun bury St.; Boston Mass.
15jau 68-Im. •
XnOTlOE:l,l3ttere Mitamontari
the estate of . Johri hoover. Sr., late of
rakford.townshlp, deceased, having been Iseriod•
to the aubscrlber residing In the same township;
notice Is .hereby . given to all permute Indebted to
'silld'astate to make • pljnent, incd those hitivlng
.claims to present thont to • '
JOAN 1.100VE11,-
AND.RNIY,dEENNEDY,
Executors.
1,1 In 60-Ots
C 11[ -•,.":•••, •
• 1110. d Pdatket Mee, Ia.CAQII, pslu fbr - old COP
111ILLE9,•LEAD, ZINO, Ao.,•by
W. O. HICKOK PON. ..•
Zee° WOrke, Iftirtleburg,
„Nail 1:164td.) . • •
. .. •
R. *T. Ei..' ' BEND It; li.—ltonfireo
• .pcithlo Physician. Ornee In the room m'
a 'forp
y oeutleol;by ?. J.beriiter, deo'd,
109 00•47.. ' . ' •
PB4AD#RhIA.
jpit:r_:,c;oo
kSvoieethin' gto suit the tintef - rind Season
, I. 02 00' 97
2,0 0,233 70
51,423 00
190,235 59
91,620 17
MEM
4.10,410 33
+ 201,170 09
,t.. ~Oud t 1 1 61
itre'tlnltod Stitos.
Enst Iliknovrr,ls6B.
E=
-DRY GODS
And a fine •rtlele of Welsh Flannels.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Long nod ;lure, Pahley and Thlbet.
Ladies' Cloakings,
Velveteens, Gold Mixed, Water Proof and Beery
Beavers,
Merino Vasa,. Shirts and Drawers, for 'Atli.'
Miessa, Men'a and Boys' wear.
A full line of
Cloths and uassimores.
FANCY DRESS .GOODS
In new and Rich Design..
Many of the above Goods selling off at at greatly
reduced prices.
Immense Stock of ell the leading Diana. of
Domestics and ILOUSE FURNISIIING DRY GOODS,
at less that regular prices.
BLEACHED & BROWN ,SHEETINGS,
PILLOW OASIi MIL:MINS, PILLOW OASE LINENS,
TAME LINENS, NAPKINS AND DOYLIES.
Towels and Towellings.
Marseilles Quilt ,. and Table Covers, Nottingham
Lase Curtin Material ato,l Tidys.
Full liner of
WHITE GOODS,
Embroideries, Laces and Insertings Voile, Beregan
and C rapes.
Hosiery and Gloves in great variety, an eaton
sive Stook of .
NOTION'S.
IDAIMORAL AND 1100 D 81;IRTil
FANCY WOOLEN GOODS
CORSETS! CORSETS!
Frert,ll Wovo, Gip Gore, and the celebrated
Becket Coraeta.
Ladle's Cuffs and Collars, Hemstitched - fu eked
and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Cluney Lace
Ildist's add many articles suitable for
HOLIDAY 'PRESENTS
I Invite attention to went purcluvien of New
and Doalrablo Goode, In which I can oiler •pecinl
Induce •rttz to cask buy ere.
• •
TIIOIIAB A. HARPER,
Cor. of Hanover, and Pomfret Fits
Ildo 08.1 y
R 0 SA-1) A LIS,
THE GREAT
Blood Pur tiler
CURES
Scrofula in its Various Forms
SUCH AS
Consumpthm !u its earlier magas, I.:Glarstment
and Ulceration of tho Wanda, Bones,
K !dn. , yo, Wept+, Chronic Rh ournatiam.
. ,Eruplions of the Skin Chronic Bore
Eyes, he., to.
=I
DISEASES OR
Los. of Apletiterhivk Headache, Liver Complaint
Polo In the Back, Imprtidetioe ie
Llle, Grii-4nl
1 - ;ENERAL BAD lINA El`fl
=9
BLUtiLE El EEO , ItYS AND BLADDER
It is a Perfect Renovator
eradiettles trur l l kind 01 hump
and had taint, and ',stores Itie ouldruaystena_La_a
healthy condition.
I.I.IIFICILT Il Amines. ire, er producing
the lingilt.4 nj as
ggirlt is nut a Secret Quack ltutuedi Thu art'
clue of which It In made are published around
each bottle.
Recommended by thi .Wl.l bltcuyy am/ many
=
iiek.For Testimonials of remarkable curve., s
"Rondalis Almanac" for title year.
=I
DR. J . J. I, AWRE NC E k CO
244 Baltimore, .treet,
BALTIMORE MD.
For Sale by Ikuigiatil Everwhore
26dec 68.1 y. ,
CARRIAGES,
Buggies,
Sleighs
, Spring Wagons
Tn order to accommodate their rapidly lucress
g trade,
a. B. & N. SHERK
hove just removed Into their
N - EIV CARRIAGE FACTORY,
South and Pitt St, er-tv
CARLISLE, PA
where they breve increased larilitlea for manufac
turing everything in their lino. tll til• latest
styles or •
Carriages,
Buggies, •
. Sleighs,
and S )ring Wagons,
nrtantlx ou Emma, or made to order. on ■port
otice imd roa4onable tarots. "
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etwrk fool confident that they can turn
fit work equal In illnith and durability to. any
stabil stment outside of thu cities.
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Threp wishing anything in their line should give
hair orders at once.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO
E=lllll2
1115 CHESTNUT STREET, -1115
1100. P SKIRTS
WM. T. lIOPKINS,
Manufactory of the
CLCIMPION ; . !1100? SKIRTS,
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No. 1116 CiteB/nul. St.; (Giraril. Rutu,)
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Where will always be found a complete assfol
ment of Tile ‘seilltilown.SKTllTS. In all the newest
and Mont desirable Styles. Shape, Sises and Lengths
for Ladies, ,VidUS and Children, at the very !mat
Prices and 'warranted In every. respect. -
SKIRTS made to order altered and repaired.
Mull lines of-good Eastern made Skirts at •ery
low.prlces.-15 syringe, 85 e ; '2O springs, 45 ci 25
springs. 511 x; 30 springs,. 00 c; 35 springs, 05 r; and,
40 ;piing., 75 cents. , ,:
Also,
.t he largest aVilortritent °LOC/R.9En In the
city, reel:xi/0v at 117wIesals Prices, Including
Thompson & Lingdon's Glove Pitting; Beekel'e•
superior Shaped. Woven and Extra quality hand
made 'Whalebone CORSETS, making over forty
different styling and prices, from 75 cts. to $7.00.
Cole ?spot In thin city fir Idre. Moody'. Patent
Smf.adjusting Abdominal CORSETS, highly reemn-,
mended by Physicians. , Do not forget our Ne*.
Place-1115 0118STNET ST., PHILADELPIITA.
2.stiel 6841 m. ' 11151..T..110PKIMILL
VALUABLE I.IOTEL I'roporty
RIVATEI BA Llt,o It I.lplIA A )!A11,14
Tilik.bsct ibnr clinic at yo Irate ante tho well knoiri
hotel stand 1p Newville, Pa., known as the
.." T;OGAN HOUSE.
The lot (upon which the Lintel stands) contains V.
by HO foot, and Id addition thereto will be sold an
excellent ciARDNIN containing 65 by 180 toot.
' The house is large and substantially hunt of stouts
containing , 8 stooping tipartmonts. good liar-room
Diu ing.room, Parler.iiitehen ond.all modern convon
[onus. A. good'Woli of Water at the door, ;
I&XOBLLENT STABLING
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for .forly borne, Ire Rowe, {Wood 'ion., Smoke
ellouge and all , noreciary out-buildings.
The Lewin flows is widely pud favorably k flown
and le largely ,patronised. It has been quite recently
renovated and regained throughout:
Tortns to suit the pure,buser
.
Nor further particulars, apply to the soibeeriber,to
In hie absence to Peter,A. Ahl, at Nowyllle, Pa.:
JOS. A. WOODBURN.
A2BAngai:>. t 3 1:P1 I( 6
MARBLE YARD.
ANUMINTEI, TID4DB, , lISADEITOI49, ?death,'
Door sills, onjhaild and made. t. order Pouth nen.
over Street, Oarlielo Pa.
nar4l6 07,17
HARDW,I.BB.
MILLER & 'BOWERS'
' HARD WARE S7ORE,
NORTIC - 0140YER STREET,
.9 • PENNSYLVANIA -k,
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,AND• still
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UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA,
The 16 fApto241. LIPII Irratntatcos COMPANY 111 I
torporatl on chartered bp epeeist Act of COngFeu. ap
prated Jedy 25.1868. with a '
CARE( CAPITAL ,$1,000,' OW, FULL PAID.
Liberal tams offered to Apcate nod .flolleltors, who
.
are Invited to apply at oar odic°.
rulip tattetnlan to b eh ad r o a application at our office.
,
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Hammered, English Refined, and V e naließ y dAtAu t r 6 :lunzi gibL i nte4
way IR 01V - ; Berdan s Horse and 1?, ,, E. l tp . t e m i t i mba r. a.
* ; Male Shoes
~J• ) A rortnay Rods ; &e. ~, ,
CARLISLE, P. 4.
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Ifrill' c, pf il riiii . ..3:piry ; Q in. -
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40340 y:
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WE won ~. #.,,,..,,
Mop of the puz4ll,;',:-?,
'ad STOCK - , -- We have ea . 'iiii , i'-'• - -
during the recent decline, al
has become settled we have ill,.
are prepared to offer special induc,..
will' favor us with a call. -
We have constantlY on bond a FULL
together with a full stock or
BLACICBIIIITHS
(ii'-. TO.OLS,
molls sr brills, Solldßox Vices ; Bellows, Rasps, Files
Are.. kc.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
We Invite all Intending to build, tO . OOIIIO
and take a look thruogh our stock. We have our
Bolts, Locke, Glass. Paints, 011s;and oil material In
this lino marked down at the lowest CA CA PRICES,
and feel assured that we can offer special Induce.
mt.Mts in this Isranoh. . -
HARRISBURG NAILS, lawny& on band
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POCKET CUTLERY,
of all Immaginable patterns. We heap on hand a full
line of these goods and are always able to snit thi
UAW of aeon the most fastidio us,
SADDLERY,
of every varlet", embracing in part self adjusting
and Gig Trans, Plated Japanned and Wood llamas,
Brow llanda,Girthing, Horse Blankets,
'WOMEN
Our frig ndr will slways find ua .well supplied with
— tiny - best brands of tbesn artieles and ready to sell
lliStOlit-tha-lowest-priees:--Wirortreonstatitly-in re
ceipt of thus eooblint oursolves to supply
our eustoteers with fresh pointt, colors of all 'des.
eriptifois cootantly on hood. •
Cabinet Makers and ~ Undertakers,
will always find us hnrind a full supply of goods in
this line.
A.llll,Cross-rut and Circular SAWS.N.IIIO an I Blastina
Lowder Rosendaln, Hancock and Scotland Ceincnt,
Calcine Plaster, Crow Bars, Sledges, &e.
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FARMERS,
7
will do well to call and examine our stock of llama:
, fracee r -lhainal—Chalila,--Tongne-and-Stay Chain.
Jockey Chains, Spreads, Halter Chalon, Cow Tie.
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Rakes, Grain Bags, ke., b
tore buying elsewhere. We aro ready to offer spool
Inducement's in this line.
Repairs for McCormick's Reaper
and Mower constantly on hand.
Me ore who agent's for tbe.
BUFFALO SCALE WORIcS
au'd Are ready to afipply Scales warranted; 'and fun.
rushed at loner pricerF than any other 'eases in the
market.
We are cone Gently in receipt of goode direct from
themanufacturera end roe able to turnhh Country
Merchants at Philadelphia and New York prices. '
AND
„fre*iirkaltii
always on band an at 'the lowei market rates,
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes d ,
Axles, Shafts, d.
Duck, Drlllifig,
Damask, &c.,
GOODSiI
free of charge
Wilcox & Gibbs'
f'ti^'
i+~~y:
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S'E iV 111 A Cl-1
We have secured Um ....gency of the Wilcox &
Gibbs' llewlng Machine, a little arrange
ment no one seens willing to do Without after
having seen ono operation,. The Wilcox &
Gibbs , le a Single Thread Machine and claims
superior* over all Double Thread Machines In the
following pdrticulem. lt Is simpler and lasi liable
to-get'—o ute ht-cheapurt-runs
with learnoise. It rune easier. It runs faster
It has the best device-11,r - preventing the wheel
from running baoltward; It requires less mechani
cal &111 to operate it. It require. less ,time and
instruction to learn to nee it. •It is the most
certain and reliable in its :operations. Its • noodle
'stailiflit hid less - - her - broken - than-a
:cut vedeno The needle is secured in Rapture by
an ingeniously patented device which rendereiltself
.Orating kr thatmeitherelail nor 'experience-are
requircd'ln arranging 'lt acne directly from the
spool alto - doing' nway,wlth the tudloui operation
for rewinding the thread for adjustment:lW the
ahatle. It makes the Wilcox & Gibbs' of twisted
loop stitch," a stitch 'original with thisanachine
and made by no other, the scam Is :more elastic
and aronger thad tho.Loek Stitch. The gram Is
the:meet even-end beautiful, the team' Is always
solf-funtened.. thief, witting a reveraible feed, as
tension is mine simple and more eaelli - adJusted,
it letnornspeedily elnertgod from, one kind of work
to another, It duds beautilid eioluiddery, it has
;the bust hemmer, Irehas.thol,est - filler. It has the
best braider, it has the 'best'wbolt. Tho WlleglL &
Gibbs' has been In the, market for Mere,than eight ,
yearn, 'during which tithe' tipwerde.'of 'slaty thou
amid have been Made qud iond; number by 'fifty
•por cent.larger than were' sold of any Doable
- Thread . - Maehlne'.lll... the same number ',of Its
ekilleet year.. Alu - ch auteeis la infficlent to war
rant the.salenf :this bittehinC wherever It his en
.Agerier without the.: doubling 'evidence 'of Moth
pryixdah there are enough to fill up_ the
columnsmussels In' ithi, 'land.. 'These
Machines are op extfibi.tion at ' , our store, 'it,
North- Ilanover Street & Carlisle, :whore they may
examined, tuid they will take greai 'pleaettre in ex
plaining anything relathag to t.
Itespectfully - &64' • ~
&MOWERS,-
• • • O. 20,N0 th lianoter Btu
Carnal!, „
R. ORIN.
atot uv
11 I1SCAT,LA-NEOU.
cst ,
AR 40 •
c7BANKERS
• y ,
N0..35 SouitTiTiiinv STRE . Ei
ev _ OH I LADELPH IL
IkENERAckENTB I -
FOR
;.c+.
O N .
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can be Etude by selling the
TABLE AN.D-
WII!.TE LEADS
AND ZINCS
W A.GON
FIXTURES
ered to all parts or the town
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'gel, Manager.
AG.t.itußN,
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so
_desirable.
Containing neither oil or dye, it does net
soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on
hair, giving it a rich glossy bistro and
Or sOommlasion from 'which twice that amo.. r•T a tll perfume.
by Dr. J. C. Ayer,' & Co.,
Agent tor
$75 to $2OO pel,.ty
LATEST IMPROVED
COMMON ,%ENSIE
Family Sewing Machine
PRICE $16,00
For Chaulan and I.rtnu!,,addratie
C. BOWERS k CO
820 South Third Street, Phil.., Ps
4dee 138-8 m
Pacific Railroad Nearly. Finished
1450 Miles Built
THE-UNION I'4CIFI 6' R. R. Co
-- I -- -AND. TRH
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. CO
" " 4 " Se" n illlnirad (700) milo■ to thyir
es dhring the current year, doing a large
• Pp:manger and freight busiuess. The through
nectim elll nudoub'edly he tompleted or
summer, whoa the_thorotigh—tralh. -will be- .ray
groat. Forty thouxand mon are now employed by
the two powerful •umpaul , • in preeslng forward
the gielt national highway to a speedy coMpletion
Only 300 0111014 remain to bo built. or wb ieh 200
are gladod and ready fur the
Mart,Ntgo Gold !Sonde of un. Union Pacifle
Railroad Company for sale at 10 and haterect,
and First Niorttage °ld floods of the Crlitql
Pacific Railroad at 101 arid ifiterest.
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The pribelpal •ud liotereat el both bee& u.
payable hi gold.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SE-
CUR ITIES, GOLD, &e
No. 40 South Third Street,
PLIIA
H I-LAD E I
ME=llll
1869.
Shipponsburg, Sept. 15, 1668.
Fully eouversant with the chemical co mponents
and medical offend of A. Marquart's • Liniment. I
cheerfully commend it to those who may need it.
Jacksonville, S. N ECKER, M. D.
. Mr. A. Marquart :—Dear SD: I take ohms.° in
sayinic that I have med your Liniment for ehapi
ped lcands, and it cured them and made them feel
soft I think it the best I have over used, and
would cheerfully rorommend It to the general
public..
wit. OP
EAST HIGH STREET, I Newton Township, Pa , Nov. 21, 1868.
HARD NV R E
HENRY SA XTON,
- rac).
Carlisle, Pa
Wholesale a_nd Retail dealer In Hardware, Iron,
Nalluildlng Matethis, Paiute, Oils,
Glans .4c.
Finest quality of Ainericau mid , Engliela Pocket
and Table Cutlery.
Every deecrlption of Tools adopted for' all Me
chanical Trades of the moat celebrated waken, and
warranted in every lobtanee. •
Guns. 'Pistols and Ammunition.
PUP S ,
fp- nny depthi warranted to' give aatisfaction
Cement,
Plester,
Matting Powder
. Picks.
Shovel.,
Spec.ea,
Forks, . ,
Sledge., to
• FARM. lIRLLS, PLOWS. CHAINS, "lIAMES; ,
GRAIN BAGS, Ac„
Builders receive materials to *a great advantage
botivin price And '
libusekeepure Uooda and . utenpils In great
variety.
WE . ARE SOLE 'AGENTS FOR
,THE
GREAT FUEL ECONOMIZER
PATENT BEOELSIOR IVEATITER STRIPPING,
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adopted for doors nod windows.
We feel oursolvCs competent of pleasing all as
our goods are of the highest in guatity
in price.
Orders by man receive prompt attention, goods
delivered In town.freo.
Parties Indebted to us for 1868 will plesso• be
nromptin their payment, and all to whom we are
Indebted will please presont their bills fir
'settlement ,
- than 68
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RIVATE SALE. • ••
The aubacribli l 46ffer, at private aale their
ye u l eble property eituatedin MAIM township. 3
lave North East of Mewlihrg,hontaloing 28 ACES'S,
together with 8 Acreanf tirOber laud, there Is sup
polnl-thhe-a-larg• - quantity of. Iron- Ore on • the
male tract which makes It a valuable property.
The bislidinge coualst of a splendid BUICK
HOUSE -tVash ilouse,Douldelok_Bern,..llog. Pen
and other mecessary ont-Malhilegs there la • vale
ty of all kiddy of fruit on the prom ism also a
well of water near the door
The land In the but quality of slate. having hero
recently well limed, this le a clearable property
near to Church, School and 31111. •
' Persona wlahlog to ace the property awl know
the tonne will plyins call on the aubscaber restil•
keg yi the smile,
:mnaciAurr 111411,
MARY 111011,
Mifflin TwirrmAlP
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T HE OLD ESTABbISpID.FIRM.
.1: J. RlotienimoN A co., . .
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.. 126 MASI= BtIIIit c PIIIIAD'A., ~•
'lll Ute larg•lt Manufasturtela Canalletlover4 •16'
4 11`hohaall•Dealakt ha Yrtalta t litita:k6., to the trait
66 States. " ,•
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CABINET, MAKER::
minted, .iite444
employment
' W. O.IIIONOIL A BON t
4 "4 1 ; ( 3 P, 6 5re arg '.
11 :', 414 * •
MEM
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P 4! LENZ MEDECINES.
Ayer's
- HAIR VIGOR,
TOr restoring Gray Hair to its natural
Vitality and Color
A dressing: which' as
a once agreeable,heal
thy,. and effectual for
sreserving
. the hair.
hided-o, ti gra — hair — si
owl "wore,' to its origi.
, 77 - 1 - 11 - dq. ,-- .017 h 7 threTglo - si '
,i‘l freshn6s of youth. .
`bin hair is thickened,
dling hair checked,
and baldness often,
__..4S, -- Cured - by its use.
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jigothing can restore the hair where
the follicles aredestroycd, or c glands '
atrophied and decayed. But su h .as *.re--
main can be saved for, usofulnes by. this ..
application. Instead of fouling the hair .
with a...pasty-sciliment,.it-will , ketip it clean
and vigorous. Its occasioal use will
prevent the hair from turnin gray. or
falling elfand conseque'ntly prevent
k st,,,,
baldness. Free froth thoSe deleterious
substances a hich make some nreparntions
dangerous and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm' it.
If wanted merely for a . -
ror
MASS. -,
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eve.
1.1. In ers
among all
this- mild -ht.
ant purgatfve Jaita
obv loos reason is, t.
'it lea more reliable and
far more effectual reme•
dy than an., weer. Those who have tried It, know'
that It cures their,neighbors and friends, and all
know that what It dnes - Sitice It does always—that
It never fails through any ' fault or neglect of its
composition. 'Wu have thousands upon thousands
of certificates if their remarkable cures of the
following camplaints, but such cures are known
in - every - neighborhoodnd we - need not publish
them. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all
climates; containing' neither calomel or ahy
deleterious drug', they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Theh sugar coating pre.erves then,
ever fresh and makesthem pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
.their use In any quantity.
They opera's by their powerful influence on the
intmnal viscera to purify the blood and Annaba°
It iiito healthy adieu—remove the obstructions
of the stomach, towels, liver, and other organs of
the body, restoring their irregular action to
health, .d by' correcting, wherever ' they exist,
such derangements as are the first origiri of
disease. „
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
In' lax, for the following complaints, which these
Pill , rapidly cure :—•
For Dyspepsia or. Indigestion, Listlessness,
Languor and Lose of Appetite, they should be
taken irmilerato s y to stimulate the stomach and
restore its healthy tone and action. -
Fur Liver Complaint and its .various_symp_toms,
Bilious headache, -Sick Headache, Jaundice or
Green Sickness, Bilious Colic and Bilious Fevers,
they should he judiciously taken for each vase, to
correct the diseased action or remove the obstruc
tions which cause it.
---- Fer•Dygorttery or Bitten:ea, bUt one mild clOst - ht — u
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generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gent, - Gravel,. Palpitation of
the Heart, Fain in the Bide, Back and Loins, they •
should be continuously taken, as required, to
change the dkiiased action - of the system... With
such change those complaints disappear. -
For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings they should
be taken is largo and frequent doses to produce
the cheer of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken an
it produces the desired offset by sympathy.
-As a Dinner pal, take one or two Ms to pro
mote digestion .d relieve the stomach.
onisklorifir dOstrlithrialatolrthirlitindath
boWeis into healthy salon rektor. the appetite,___
and Invigorates the sys t em. 'Hence It is often
advaututteone whore no serious derangement ex.
lots. One who feels tolerably well,- often finds
that a noes et these Pins stake hint feel decide Ay
hotter, tram tli sir cleansing and renovating effect
on the digestive apparatu,
Dn. J. C. YER ,t.CO., Practical. Cliensitts,
LbirELL. MASS., U.S. .1
iraverntiek Brothers, Agonis for Carlini°
u3oo•-tt.
M ARQ-UART'S
ti CELEBRATED
NI ME NT,
FOR MAN OR BEAST
This Valuable Preparation is admirably
adapted to the Cure of all ehbse Dis
eases for which a Counter-Irritant
• Ar External:Remedy is required.
REFERENCE
Abram Marquart, Esq., Las 'shown ma tho
ceipt of which hie Liniment is composed. Worn
nit knowledge of the Ingredients, I do not hesitate
in certifying that it will be beneficial where an
external application of the kind to indicated.
A. PTEIVAR I', M. I).
1869.
I heretY certify Eliot I hero used A. Marquart's
Liniment for Seratehes and Spavin on two of my
horses with the greatest success, and would re,
ommend It to .11 that are in need of anything of
the kind. ' C. MELLINGER,
County Treasurer. s
kitouglistown, Po., Nov. 18,
Mr. A. Marquart'i—Dear Sir I have used
abort half a bottle of your Liniment on my horse
for a bad Collar Call,-which wag-the moot obltluate _
sore of the kind I ever saw; also on my arm fur
Rheumatism, and it has given entire satisfaction
In both cases. I would not do without it for ten
times it cost, and cheerfully ,reconnuend it to the
public. MICHAEL LATMIAIV.
Jacksonville, to., Nov. 20, letiB.
A. Marguert,' Eng :—Dear Sir ; hod a vary
severe attack of Rheumatism in my back, so that
1 could scarcely walk, which. was very painful.
After using half a bottle of your celebrated Lini
ment, I was entirely cured. This is not a return
mendation, but the plain truth. You can make
any use ci this you please _
JACOB LONG.
aluut Bottom, P.:., Nov. 20,1868.
Mr. A. Marquart r—Dear Sir: I have used
your valuable Liniment in my family for differ
ent pains nnd aches, and It has proved satisfactory
In ovary case. Ido think, an an external Lint-
Lent, It stands without a rival. I would sheer
fully recommend it'to the public.' Respectfully,
OEOROR
Jacksonville, Pa o Nov. 21. 1808.
A..llliirquart, Es —Door Sir "It- affords me
pleasure to certify that I have used your Liniment
on my neck, In a case of very Bore ThMat,
ass much swollon and very painful. After two
or three applications; I found It to. act Ilko magic,
and would recommend it as au excellent Linlinent.
JACOB SEVERS.
Walnut Dutton, Pa., Nov. 10, 1808.
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AGENTs WANTED Address • •
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IVAknit Bottom, Cumb. Co., Pa,
For male at HAVERSTICIL 8110 . Drug SW:,
Cgrililo, Pa.
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impedlitents - to - Marrieger - geuerellyt - Nervousnow -
Consumption lipPopsy and Sits; ?dental and Phis
elect Incapacity, resulting from Soli-Abuse,
lly HOBERT J .GULVEItWELL, id, D. . Author
the '.Green Book," kn. • •
The world renowned anther, In thin admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from ' his own experience)
that the - awful - consequences of Self-Abuse may
be-effectually removed! without medicine, an ,
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etrueutir, rings or cardials,,pointing.out _di. mo fi ,
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