na k ONIFIOENT OATTLE.-:-We .bad
,the pimento. yesterday of looking .at the
finest ° lot of cattle •wo ever Saw', in the
yard - of Mr. - Jaenlk Thudiutit. • Mr. Thn
diunv and Mr. Miriteh have collected- to-
gether over two car loads of cattle of the
very finest quality that wore over ...fed in
this county. Ono lot. of .six, fed by Mr.
_l.J.:W..Leidich of pii vor spring Township,'
averaged the . enormous weight.of over
twenty one hundred poundaper. head ; the
largest weighing nearly twenty-five,hun-_
• dred.- Mr.' Letdich certainly deserves.
credit for being the very best feeder in the
county, The balance were purchased from-
Judge Wa,tts, . John Lindsey 94 others.
The whole lot taken 'ibiethei„.average
. .
9v°F. °.°I9, I ,”'° ° ".!, , M I TP4,,PPO.P°r he°4,
Never in the history of cattle feeding in
this county were so Sno a lot of cattle col
lected together as has been done in this in
stance by Mr. Thudium of this place, and
Mr. Alinich of Perry county.' Mr: Leidiett
thee in Silver Spring, but, his stable, in
ylich theme cattle were fed, we are-inform
ed, is on the other' side of the road,- in
Monroe township, and consequently to the
latthr township belongs the credit of hay
ing-turned them out.
einzi
GRAND CONCERT.—A concert in
aid of the "Soldiers' Widows and Orphan
Fund," will be' given in Rhcoffea Hall, on
fiaturday evening, May 22nd, the proceeds
to be devoted expressly to the " Widows
and Orphans Fund" and "DecoratiOn of
Solidera' Graves."
Post 114, G. A. R., "Department of
Penn's., have been under ei.nsiderablo ex
pense, in retieying the vents of. soldiers
familicoduring the past inclement seasons
and have no other means of replenishihg
their Treasury, - than calling on a greatful
public to again -contribute their "mite,"
in aiding us to look after and care for the
Widows and Orphans Of those who per-
ished on the Battle Yield. Being ohr first
call on the public, we hope all will liber
ty rally espond i and—thoso-;whoytaonld-not-at
• tend a concert suet as wo propose to give
show your 'benevolence in ;purchasing a
'icket to aid us.
The following talent haVo kindly con
sented to aid us; U. 6. Gsirison Band, un
der Prof. Held, Carlisle Brass Band, under
Prof.' Argesheimer, Chorus of 200 child, en
under Prof. J. H. Ithcem, cheius of male
and female voices, introducing Quartetts,
Solos, Dnetts, &c, making a programme
more attractive than ever before prosen
tad to tho Carlisle nubile.
Respectfully,
Isaac Elliot, W. H. Harknoss,
Jos. F. Hoover, Chas Otto,
.Tno. Zollinger, Chas. Kober,
Chas. Irvine, - Chas. Rogers,
L. HAGYI, Chau-M . 4n.
Post No. M. G. A. R., in accordance .
with the.custom of the Order, and In com
pliance with instructions from Hoad Quer
nrs at Washington, have selected Ipy 29th,
tf.r the ceremony of decorating the graves
of their departed comrades with flowers.
We, the Committee of Arrangements
need not appeal to our citizens to unite
with us in paying the tribute of respect to
the memory of those "who died that the
Nation might live." It requires but the,
announcement of the day set apart for the
ceremony to insure your cordial co-opera
tion.
Invitations are hereby extended to the
Clergy, Masons, Odd Follows, of P.,
. I. O.Q. T. fraternity, the Y. M. C. A.,
• •Commanding Officer and Officers and
Soldiers at Carlisle Barracks, Faculty and
Students of Dickinson College, the Teacher's
and Scholars of the public schools, and
the public generally, to join in tho.cere
monies. -
A programme of the Order of Exorcists
1111 bo announced in due season.
Donations of flowers we respectfully re
quested. viewers may be loft at
_Hon
and Spangler's stores.
John Zollingor, J. E.'Burkholder,
Chas. Rogers, Chas. Kober,
R. P 'Henderson, John Galvin, '
•
E. P. Inhoff, ' James King,
- Wm. Cornman, James Wecker,
D. L. Schively, W. P. Beaty,
Wm. Darr, Geo. Pally). •
J. T. ZUG, Chairman.
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LIPPINCOTT for June contains:
I.—Beyond the Breakers: a novel, par ,
VI, by Hon. Robert Dale Owen: 11.
Dies .T.rva : two new version. lll.—The
Englishmen on the Continent, by George
M. Towle. IV.—Our possession, by Mrs.
Annie S. Downs. V.—Harneyb ow's
Hummock : a tale, by Mrs. Jane G. Aus
tin. Vl.—On Expression in Architecture,
hy Hugh Davids. Vll.—The Maiden
Soldier: a true story, by Mrs. Eliot. VIII.
—Dedication: a poem, by E. R. Johnson.
IX.—Only no Love: a tale, part 1, after
the Gorman, by Mrs. A. L. Winter, trans_
jator of " The Old Mam'selle's Secret,"
etc. X.—On Using Strength with Econ
omy, by Walter Wells. XL—The Now
World Exile in Italy : a poem, by How
ard Glyndon. XlL—The Prospects of
Trado, , by•Hon. Amara Walker: XIII.
—A Lost Chapter of History, by N. S.
Dodge. XIV.--Rubbish at the Patent
Office, ,by., Joseph Harrison, Jr. XV.--
Our Monthly Gossip. XVl.—Literature
of the day. 'Phe opening cbaptbr of An
thony Trollope's great storY entitled "The
Vicar of Bullhampton," will appear in the
July number, which number commences
the IVth volume. Our fenders are swore
of the high estimation in which. Lippin
cott's is held in this quartet'• from the fre
quent extracts we make from its pages ;
but we can give, them only mere 'inor
sem= of the splendid feast each number
affords.
J. B. Lippincott & Co., 716 and 717
Markot St., Phila.- -
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EXTENSIVE ART=9 - ALLERV:—Ne4,t
to tho Bible, no book is more useful than
Webster's Dictionary. The Unabridged is
an , extensive art- . gallery, containing over
three thousand engravings, representing
alinost, every animal, insect, feptilo, im-:
'dement, plants, etc:, which , we know any
thing abodt.; It-is avast library; diving
information ha almost every mentionable
subject. It indeed haebeen rvoil re.narked
that it is the most remarkable compendium
of /Liman - knowledge in O ... language.
Houiehold ...Advocate. •• ' • -
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PI NNBYLVANIA CENTRAL HOINCEO.
MILDICAI; SOCAR TY. —Agreenbl y
u previous !sleeting; the society met at
'the Clity Dispensary Hoorn, Harrisburg,
• ?a., on Monday evening, •May 17, 1889.
A constitution and by-laws wore:draffed,
•
and the following oftl, cars elected for the
ensuing year
Presslent—J. IL Marsden, M. D., York
Sulphur Springs.'
• Firg Ties Pieeident-Isatie Lefever,
D.Moubaniesburg.
- Heebrding Seeretary-0, J Carmony,
M.D., Harrisburg:
Corresponding , Soorotary—lidt 'Friese,
.M. D., 'Harrisburg.. , • •
Treasurer—B.'Hors Robert, Harrisburg.
Board of klensors--018. Pager, hi: D.,
Harrisburg; J. J. Clark, D., Harris
burg; J. N. Clark, M. tl.sobanica
•,,On motion, a committee was Appointed
by the , President to road papers on scion
tific. subjechi' As follows, with subjects as
signed to (mob ,
• )r.'o, H, von,Tagon, Surgery.
Dr. J. N. Clark, , Practice of Medicine:
And; ky• , speclal reqtfest of the society,
Society. Dr.,j. H. garsdett,.obatetrics:
On motiondt was •
- . -
Reaotved, That tho Prosidontbo
autlior
ized to appoint timer& Physicians to con.
laot tini•propritny of publishing a monthly,
deyotOd medioino, volenco tind
iitOriegyo und_ettlM auabicos of 'tho socioty.
The iopjit:iliOn''adfciurood to, meet in
''lforiimbinforf•tho third 'ldondsy in No.
THE .10:W. REGISTItir LAW;--T4O
following sections of the New Registry Law
relate the duties of Athmssors and of the
Court in reference to the onrolmnot of
Voters,-also prescribing. the penalties for .
fraudulent voting•and the punishment of
election officers_ for neglect of their duty. •
. Lot the law be properly enforced ana
framdulent voting will he a thing of the
past never to be revived in our good old
ComMonwealth :
' SECTION I—Prescribes , the duties of
Asseisors, wbojn June are to take charge
°film transcript, of, voters furnished • by
the clamissioners and correct' the same,
by striking therefrom all' who have died
or removed and adding the names of new
voters. The Assessor then makes out'an
alphabetical copy of the. corrected list,
IlhoWitig-th'e name,. residence and occupa
tion of each voter—marking those who
vote on ago, naturalization, - &c.
Sec. 2.—The corrected list being re
turned to the Commissioners, they are to .
cause duplicates thereof to be made out,
and given to the, Assessor, who 'shell,
print. to August - 1, post one on the door of
the house where the election is to be held,
retaining tho ether for the inspection of.
citizens, and for further corrections and
additions.
.Soc. 3—The assessments being com
pleted up to the tenth, day preceding the
Odtober election, on the following Monday
the Assessor makes a return of the revised
list to the Commissioners, who hand the
same to the election officers on or before
six o'clock on the morning of the election.
Sec. 4—The proof requisite to enable
persons to vote, whose names have been
accidentally omitted, is prescribed, being
carefully guarded to prevent double vo
Ling, voting on assumed names, false reek_
donee, &0..
Sec.
Sec. 6—Challenges of voters are to be
permitted as heretofore;' whether the name
bo on the Registry_ _or..npt, and penalties
are prescribed for fraudulent voting and
fraudulent reception of votes by election
officers.
Sec. o—Election officers refusing to re-,
quire proof in cases of challenged votes to
be liable to prosecution, with - a fine not
exceeding $lOO and imprisonment not ex
ceedirig One year.
Sec. 7 and B—Provision is made for a
revision and correction of the lists for
.P.residential—olactionsr-and-,Special—elec
tions.
See. 0 and 111—Have referencd to the
duties and compensation of Assessors.
Sec. 11—When five,or more citizens ap
ply by petition, under, oath, to the 'Court
of Commpn Pleas, representing that they
believe frauds will be practiced in an oleo
tion. district, the Court.are to appoint two
sober, intelligent citizens to net as over
seers at said election, to be selected from
different political parties whore the inspec
tors belong to different parties ' ; but when
both tire inspectors are of the same party,
both overseers are to be taken from the op
posite party. ' These - overseers are to have
the right to be prcsent during the whole
of the election and the counting of the bal
lots, to challenge voters, and-if—the- elec
tion officers permit them to be Intimidated
or driven away, all the votes polled at
such district may be rejected.
Sec. 12—The issue or use of fraudulent
naturalization papers si to be punished by
line not exceeding $l,OOO, and imprison
ment not exceeding three years in the pen
itentiary.
Bac. 13—Persons making false oaths to
procure the issue of naturalization papers
to be guilty of perjury, and certificates
htus procured are to be recalled and can
celled.
Dee. 14—Assessors neglected their du
ties, as also the fraudulent altering of lists
of voters, to be punisded by fine and im
prisonment._
Sec. 15—Spring elections are abolished,
and nii , verty, - ward, borough; and township
elections to be held on the second Tues
day in October.
Sec. 16—Polls to be -opened between 6
and 7 A. M., and closed at 7 P, M.
Sec. 17—Tho Secretary of the Common
wealth to furnish blank forms to County
Commissioners, and the latter to election
officers.
Sec 18—Philadelphia having a special
act only sections 12 and - 18 of this net to
that eityy
Sec. 19—Citizens otthe State tempora
rily in the sr rvice of the State or United
States government, who do not vote where
Otis employed, arenot to be deprived of
the right to vote in their several election
districts, if otherwise qualified.
Sec. 20—The provisions of former elec
tion laws inconsistent herewith are re
pealed,
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' Mrs S. A. Allen's Improved Hair
Restorer and Dressing. 'The attention of
the public is invited to the very impor
tant change recently made in this article
We offer in the Improved Preparation, a
Restorer prompt and infallible in its action
upon gray hair, quickly restoring it to its
natural color and beauty, together with
an agreeable Dressing all in ono bottle.
This combination Is perfect and unexcep
tionable in every respect, 'and is used with
great sittisfaction by old and young.—
Mas. S. A. ALLltres ZYLOBALUM, another
fireparation, 'clear without Sediment de
signed,exclusiv.ely for Dressing, Strength
ening and Beautifying the Hair, a refresh
ing toilet luxury, far preferable to , Frencli
pomades, and sold at half the price. Sold
by all Druggists.
April-80.fit.•
OEM
List of letters remaining in the Poet
Gillen at Carlisle, Pa. week ending May 10th' 1809.
'llyorly, John P Kornai John P F
Brandor Mrs 5- Lay George '
Brown 9 C 3 Lutes Henry
Parrack John A Layman David
Baker Samuel almscr MISR Sarah
Bender Samuel Mullin Mrs Catherine
Bayley John . Moody Mrs, Mary
Brook Joseph IdeCireath Mrs Annie
Dower b les-Maggie E Musalowan Jacob
' Bauman Miss Radii° Ml'for Rudolph •
Chestilut John Orris Miss L
Cookie James Pettigroo Charles II 2
Cleaver J W Plotter '8 W
Clark Jacob 'Perry P ,Ii
Clapper Miss 9 E Relggen Dr Will II '
Crouft W - , . Roahmor George
DMA Mre Mary Rhonda John (Farmer) '.
Paris Mrs Ann Ruth Pot er
Diven WO. , Rhoads JII (Farmer)
Daugbton Mimi Mary AnnSwigert 0 ' • .
Dick Miss Jane Simon George
Elliott John Behr W A
Erick Willi .m Schakel II
'Flokiribindsr . Mrs MaggioSwordri George E
Guslor John Shaker Rev Jos II
Gorman B &Wort George B '
Gasaway Boma • Solider Francis M
°weal Honey E;:erage & Co , IV 0
Gbtaand+ner Oscar G 2 Salmohl John
Howard 3Vm J T 2 Shibchart'alrs Pate -
ll.pstou James 0 • Thum= Cyrus • '
Ruston Aired .Trltt Benjamin
Beller Albert D .' Tranor Mies Mary
/I OntorillisiUdillia._ --wri..r_m_
Irons A J - , . Walter Mrs Elisabeth
Jackson Lewis Wilson Pot r , ,
Reedy Rai ' A. K. RILE EM, P.....
Kauffman Joseph May 191869, '
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IN MEMQRIAM
WHEREAS: It has ple,aso4 Almighty
God in tho disponafition of hisprovidonco
to remove by death, our friond and broth
er,•JACOD Sunosfl And •• •
Witunaescj.t is fitting that wo ' his
Brethren, whilo'humbly submitting to the
decree of the Father OF the Universe who
has taken him from tho Lodge below, to
the temple attire, should express our love
him. 'Therefore be it, •
Resolved. That itt the death of JACOB
&mom this Lodge has lost - n faithful and
true Brother, and that °soh member has
bean deprived .of a frieltd and Brother,
whose heart was over open to the best and
the purest sympathies, humanity Lund
whose hand was Oddy to aidand
port the distressed and needy. .
Resolved. That this Lodge extend to'
the mourning Widow and children of our
deceased Brother, our deep and carpel
sympathies in the great loss they have en:
dured.. •
Resolved. That the Lodgo Room bo
draped in mourning for a period ofThirty
days.
Resolved. l'hat a copy of these resolu
tions be furnished to the family of our dis
ceased Brothor, and that tboy bo published
in the *ors of the Borough.
antra K. Witavzo,
Tnuo. OfinNm.A.E, Com. ,
'
. .
W.u/deka; Secretary
Carlisle Lodge, No. ,91, I. 0.. 0. 7. .
MARRIED
• ,
;.GGNItY—TROVOLL—On . the' 18th lost, by Rot
o,Bfirdoe, Mr. George A. Golly ti Miss litmniaJ
Trough, bet h 'of Philadelphia.
DIED.
•
, TIIOIIPBON.—Ou thO 18th , ult., air, Tolleaboro
llsatualty W,tlllam IL ,Thomson, formerly of pit
lu the 68th - year of his ago. ,
rol RLAND.—In Sonora, California; April 10th,
James - Finley: MeFesland, Ibrmerly: of this p
In the 44th year of Lie age. .
" 140ELIVAiti.—;.013 ttie latli - Inat.,
of bon 000 J. B.,..bloßdwtin.' BloserAtillo,,fdra. Jane
.1110Mit stlito relict of /lobed MoI LwMu, mod out'
MARKETS.
OAR thillL PRODUCE MARKE T
Carlisle, May 21 st 1.80. •
Femity 'Stour
Superfine
do RYE.,
WHITE WHEAT.......
RED do ..
RYE •
' •
CORN
OATS, .....
CLOVERSERD
-TIMOTITYSEED -
FLAXSEED ........
BARLEY '
100 to
rem
duce Market.
,thale, May 21st, 186P.'
-William Washmood
General Pro
Corrected Wei-6-kly
'96 D4OON SHOULDERS, 16
I
Fagg, • . IBIDACON BIDES, OO
LAND, 18 WHITE DEANS 3 15
TALLOW, 0 PANED PEACHES, 25
SOAP,- . 811NPARED PEACHES 16.
BEESWAX, . 35 DRIED , APPLES, . 325
BACON HAMS 18 NAOS 9
NEWS ITEMS
About 30,000 shad aro caught annually
at Columbia, Pa t.
~
Inpio Francisco nine churchos'payfs2l,-
970 per annum for choir music., '
In New England,,a post office dark has
been, arrested for stealing his rival's love
bitters.
Ez-Senator Buckalew has returned to
the.practice of law, at Bloomsburg, Col
umbia county,. •
It is said that Gough will not lecture
next season, but then the same thing bas
boon said every year.
Richard Weaver, a converted collier
and prize- fighter, - has' been' preaching to
a crowd of 86,00 in London.
- Strong atlas of eOtnmon s . oft soap, mixed
with, hop food, is said to be a sure preven
tive for gapes. '
_ The Prince and Prizcoss of Wain have
an allowance of $550,000 a year, and a
much More an income.
A Freedman's saving bank in Macon Ga. ,
which has been In . operation only five
months, has $1.2,304 on deposit.
Tho Governor of Kansas is the best far
mer in thatsart of the country. His crop
amounts to 10,000 bushels a year.
—Ln—P-aria_a-aeatqar.ixata-ho
locality costa $BOOO a year in gold. A
very clever mansion costs $51,000 per an
num.
A French artist named Gratiot has boon
ordered by Napoleon to paint a life size
portrait of Gerieral Grant fortho gallery
at Vorsailles.
'A dutiful daughter-in-law, in Chinago
eues her husband's mother for $200,000
which she allegos her husband was in
duced tagivo away under the influence of
liquor boforo his death.
, John C Manning,'a colored man-in-the
soutnorn army, has been sentenced to two
years' hard labor in the penitentiary for
stealing $6O and a diamond ring from the
holm, was boarding with in Brooklyn, N.
York.
Oitc*Le Noir , a very old woman, has
just died in New Orleapj. She served in
the great Napoleon's army, and was told
by hini, "31 - y pretty girl if you were not
a woman 1 would make a colonel of you."
A gentleman of New Jersey holds the
position of judge, deacon, hanker, -agent,
bodk-keeper secretary, treasurer and li
brarian. kll the offices arc independent
of each other, and are filled with ability,.
The'saints at Salt Lake profess alarm at
the wickedness the railroad is bringing,
and Brigam Young's papers advises that
a whistle be kept hanging up in every
house, to be soundedin case robbers nr
murderers break in.-
A lady in Indiana, by the
. name of Ar r
buckladraws a pension for herself and six
teen children. Pensions aro not allowed
after they become =teen years old. How
many children Mrs. Arbuckle has'excee
ding that ago is not stated.
•,-PLucKv.-LFourteen old girls who as
sembled at a party down east, the other
day, found - that — their united -ages was
1,043 years. Tho oldest, who was 9T, - on
being invited to ride home in thb evening
after the party, r esented
. the imputation,
4nd answered testily that -she'd rather
walk. 41
A Mohammedan nobleman, with two
wires in India, took a third when on a
late visit to England. He left her behind
on his return, but sho.followed aftor, and
on his proving a divorce she claimed her
dowry undor Wohammedan law, and got
it.
TUE coal product_of the United States
for the year 1868 amounted to 36,600,000
tons, of which 22,000,000 tons were mined
in Pennsylvania. The anthracite coal
fields of this State embrace about 475
square miles of territory, while in the
bituminous fields over 11;000 eqdure miles
are embraced.
WANTED TO grow.—Ono of the female
clerks recently dismissed from the Trees:
ury Department, called there to ascertain
if the demand of a Congressman that she
should bo reinstated would be successful:
" I must know at once," said she, "for I
have received an offer of marriage, and
although I don't fancy tho man, if I can't
get reinstated I must accept."
The New York Historical Society at
its last meeting came into• possession of the
bible brought over in the Mayflovior by •
ono of the Pilgrims, and .a pocket-book
that once belonged to Major General Is,
raol Putnam. Both tho relics are well
authenticated.
If Republicanism is not gaining strength
in Maryland, as we are told by . the Dem
ociaocluipors it is not, how shall wo ac
countifor tho recent victory at Cumber
land, whore Mr. Lowe, the Republican
candidate for Mayor was elected by nine
ty,-four Majority, at the last ,Presidenlial
election, and the town has, we believe, al
ways heretofore boon strongly, Democrat
ic. At tho earns rate of .gain, how long
will it take to revolutionize and Republi
canize the S tato?
A memc infant-child was-recently found
in a wood in the vicinity of Paris by two
mon, one of whom made a declaration to
tho Mayor that ho would adopt it. W hen
•all the arrangements were made What was
the man's astonishment at finding 20,000
francs in bunk notes attached to its chem
ise, with a note that other prosonts.would
folio* until the child 'attained twenty-ono
years of ago.,
IGNORANCE OF GEOGRAPHY.-The yoUng
gentlemen of Cambridge University, En
gland, showing ivoful ignorance, directed
their answer to the challenge of the Her
yards:' "Cambridge Uni‘ crafty,. Harvatid,
Mese., U. S. A.;" and the Postoffice.offl
cials on this side, exhibiting ti'greater
norance, and less excusable, sent it to the'
Shaker village. This accounts for the do-.
lay in its reception by the chal)engitig.
amateur oarsmen. .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Success NO Secret
Certainly WM. BLAlll;tit SON'S tokolemir business
must be done In a way to stile the trade, as their
buelneas with storekeepers to steadily Increasing
They sell the but goods in large or 211,411 quantities
at city wholesale.prices, for the cloth, no qufs(de:6its
- and - warrant everything they sell. They tare bead
guaiters for Fish, Salt, Coal Oil and Fish Oa, Sugars,
Coffees, nes, Itolasses, Quetnstuare, Cedanuare, mots'
ware, ! Stoneware, Cordage, Brushes, and everything
else in that line of goods thitt a storekeeper 'Willy
want, • 7roay
•
Bunoup OF YOWFH
gentleman wife suffered for yearn from Narrow;
:Debility,-Premature Decay, and nil the, effects of.
youthful indlaoretlon, will for the.ealto of suffering
humanity, send free tti , all vibe need It. the traselpt'
for making the aimple .remetly by which ho - was'
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the admit.•
or's experience can to so by addreaslug, In perfect
confidence, • JOletti B. 041/EN,
Nott42 . oeder St, Now York.
Alay7 OD-ly
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tho Advertiser, having boon reetorett to health
fow weeke, by a Tory almplo remedy, .after hav
lug aufforea tumoral yonraoylth o aevore lung affoo
ilor, and that:dhead dlemele,tonaum'ption le 0111i0111
to make known tolls follqtr•auffirere the meant 0
•
ohm.
To- nil who &afro it,,he till mad a copy of the
proscription used (free of charge), with flip direction
for preparing and uelog the woe which they will
find a SURE OURS EOR CONSUMPtION,,ASTIMA,
1:1110NURItiS, eto: The object of the'addertiser In
sending the Pretbrlption le to benefit •the afflicted
and spread infatmatien which be conceives to bo
volunbio ; and ho hopes, every sufferer will try hie
remedy, en it , wlll coat theiu nothing-and may prove
blessing.
Earths ribbing'l ti
prese. p on will please a
'dregs— •
EDWAUD A. WILSON,
19111litherurg, Mugs rjor447 VOW York.
10y7.09.1y. , •
DR. JACKSON'S ANAL PTICA
• NEW REMEDY IN CONDIESIPTiOIq.—A Fhyet.
lan who bed COnramption for several years is Ith.
frequent bleedings of the lunge, cured himself `with
a medicine unknown' tithe professiOn, when his
cruse appeared hoplesa. He Is theoutyPhyolciaq Who,
has need It In hie own person; orYiho brainy knowi
'edge 'Biles virtues, and ho can ascribe : the degree o'
:health be now enjoYs . to nothing but the use of hi
medicine; and nothing but utter despair. and entire
',extinction of all hope; of recciYeryi:togetherwith v .
want of confidence !dell others Induced him to hazard
the eiPeriment. To those suffering with any ;disease
of - the Lungs ho proffers it treatment he 'Fong dently.
believes will eradiate the disease. .14ce $1,60 peik
bottle or $8 a halt dozen, ant by express.- Send for
circular or call on Int. E. EiOYLEITON JAMISON,
No. 260 North Tenth.Striet,
For ale by Henry F. Geyer, Meehan iceberg, -Pa.,
and Druggists generally,
22may 084 y.
7 60
.600
6 60
.1 40
,1,00
.1 26
... 2 26
• to • --1 70
BUY CHEAP FOR oA9l.l.—Three per tent. do.
ductioir on ell Abhl Othall ton-and over, delivered
In town for the each. No allowanke.whell o charge
le mild° at A. 11. BLAIR'S.
Omar 60.
300,000 foot of dry pine \ boards, for tale cheap
now to your time, bulldoro, at the cheap yard 'of
Omar 69. ' A. H. BLAIR.
TO REMOVE MOTH,. PATCHES, FREOKLES
and TAD frpm tha face,. use PnAnT's MOTH AND
,FRZCICLN LOTION. Preparad only by Dr. B. 0. Perry.
Sold by all druggiats.
PApril 9m
• WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS, for Store
Fronts, Asylums, de. Iron Dedsteads,-Wire Web.
, binge for amp and poultry- yards, Briuni. and Iron
-wire cloth Sio . via,-Pendeni, Serene for coal, ores°
sand, Ac., Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arresters
Landicape Wire for Windows So., Paper Makers
Wires, Oro amental Wire Works. 'Every Inform.
Hon by addresehig the manufacturers, hi. WALKER
di SONS , No 11 North Sloth" street Philadelphia.
12feb SDI. •
tiP•DEAPNE99, BLINDNESS, and CATARRII
eated with the utmosb ;meccas by .0. Indus M. D.
and Professor of Dieeasee of the Eye _and Ear in the
Medical ostirge of Pennsyleanfe 5 4 12 years experience
(formerly of Leyden, Iloiland,) No. 905, A,ch St„
Phila. Testimonials can ho aeon at tots, omco. The
medical faculty are invited to accompliny their pa
tionts,as be has no seerote,ln his practice. Artificial
eyes inserted withou t pain. No charge for annuli
nation,
12juno 68
(0,000 best No. 1 Pales - for sala low at toe
yara of A. 11. BLAIR.
FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON THE
Fnco, use PERRY'S COMODEME AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
prepared only by Ds. h. 0. Perry, 49 Bond St., Now
York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by
Wholesale Medic...ol)ol..lra. • , -
9A pill Nm
JACOB SEIEETZ—SIr : I was' suffering for some
Imo with Dyspepsia, and also weakness and nausea
of the stomach, and after trying aoma.of your BIT
TERS It caused the to throw Wall the foul matter
and reinvigorated my systein. It has effected,
think, a permanot cure.
You are at liberty to use this certificate ns you
think Proper.
ANN lIALLMAN, 45b0 Main St., Germantown, Pa
NE TV Al) V LI? TIM IIIEIV TS.
IJOTEL STAND IN.SIIIPPENS
BUM FOR SA el.:.
This property fronts on, the South corner of Main
nod Railroad Streets. The building is of brick,
titre° stories high, and is oecuplod as a public
Alonso. It is tie-most dosirablo.stand in-tho town,
being situated on the corder of two the most tan
clpal sireets if thoroughfare. For particulars ap
ply to the FARMER: , AND MECHANICS' RANI(
of Shippensburg.
21may at
FARMER'S TAKE NOTICE
McQUISTON'S CULTIVATOR
WITIIOUT AN EQUAL
The undersigned are now prepared to give all
necessary proof that McQuirtron's patent CULTIVA
TORS fur °Yee! any other now in use. The many
evidences of the very best farmers In Cumberland
county, the simple mechanism of the.. machine,
and the little money they cost, will in the first
place recummendithem. But the little labor re
quired to work n , ltn them, the double work they
perform, and the perfect manner of their working,
trill not fall to convince overyo.gqed.larmot the
they are the beat forming it:4l6olrd now in
use. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
❑ F. GARDNER .t CO., at Carlisle Foundry and
Machine 'Works, Samuel Coovpr, agt., er any of the
CoinpanY at Spring Mills, Cumberland 'county.
COOVER, IIUTILINSON t CO.
21may St
The Great Pacific Rairoad is finished
FIRST MORTGAGE; BONDS
UNION & CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROADS
BOUGHT AhD SOLD
Bankers and Dealers in Governments
No. 40 South Third Street,
Doo6 .0841,
1.8 .N. Hanover Street, No. 18
NEW YORK BRANCH.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS.
Wo would invite . the special attention of_ the ca
issons of Carlielo, and Cumberland county. to our
well selected stock of Hosiery, '
Notions,
White Goods. Linen and Fancy Goods all of which
we are determined to run oil at astonishing low
prices.
Give us an early call and judge for yonrselyes.
M. IL( !II BE RO FR,
No. 18 N. Hanover Street, Slpo's Hall.
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AND READY-MAD,,, . •
* ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
No. 22, NORTH HANOVER I ST.
.
I - invite tho attention of my old .etudeinore and
tho public at Larva to lay Large and Brilliant Stock
oft:WEIMER GOODS tier Men, You the'•and Boys' wear.
My Custom Department comprieee thy 'fluent .and
mos t Bacot of Clothe and emelinera, 'Milo my
ready made Clothing io carefully and most tastefully
•gto ten up.
I cannot and will not be undersold.
• • ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
No. 22, North Ilanoyor , St., Carlisle. .-
N.ll. Stlllaelllng_the Floronco Sewing Maohinee.
Idmny MI,
-" BENTZ HOUSE. "
(I'brmerly Cornian
,NO.. 17 AND 19 EAST MAIN
„ OARLIBLE,PENN'A
TIM undersigned having purchased and entirely.
retitted r noa furnished anew throughout with that.
class furniture, tide weitknown and old established
Hotel, solicits the custom of• the community Mid,
• travelling public. 'Lie Is well prepared to furnish
first elassaccommodations to all who desired° make
a Hotel their Home or pleiteatit temporary abode
The custom from the surrounding country ie
re
apootfully solicited,. Courteous and attentive' ser
vants are engaged at , thus popular—hotel, -
GEO.' Z BENTZ, Prorp'•
N.ll A flrat.class Livery la cossetted with the
Hotel the management of Mr. JOO. L. k'
130epr11 604 y.
,_ . . .. —.. ..
VI OR RENT...--A Commockitilitwo
uteri prick Dwelling House with a largo lot
, lot round attached with abundance of obolee fruit,
of ell kinds, eltuatod oq Wait, Geuther street ' neer .
Dlekineon College; Will , lyleised from• ow,untlf
the lot of Avrll nazi upon , remonabl : tri: l rate. :Ext
.. t hlpy U ~.: . r , r • Meal .10stlite At Oa.
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Didonariis.
LEGAL ;NOTICES.
AsaDMINISTRATOWS-INOTIOE.
—Letters of Adinirtistratton estate.of
both Bear, dre'd, late of' Middlesex townehip,
haring boomlssued to the mebeeriber, resbilng in
'Oarltale.; '.Notice hereby. given all'porsons'ln
dobtod to geld' estate to make payment, and those
'haring claims to present :them plOperly anthontl
cited for Ottlem'enkto' ' '
Apt 2-6t* DAVID BUTZ, Alines.
RBOCIp9MTATIO*, ;
WHEREAS, tho Hon. Jentze H.
°Ramat, President Judge of the several
'Courts of Common Phase-the counties of Cumber
-lend, Perry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several
Courts ilOyer and-Terminer and General Jall
ory In said counties, and Hone. Thos.' P. Blair and
Hugh Stuart, Judges of Courtsof Oyerand Term!.
nee and Jail Deliveryfor -the trial ofall capital - and
other offenders, In the said county of Cumberland,
by their precept to .ne directed,' dated 2lst Apfll, -
18139 have ordered the Court of- Oyer and Terminer,
and 'General Jail delivery Id - beholden at Carliele,
on the 4th Monday of May, 1809, being the 24th
day,..at 10 o'clock - in_the forenoon.
NOTICEIe hereby given to the Coroner, Jiisticed of
the Peace, and Conetablos of the said county ofOum.-
berland that they are by the said precepts comMand•
ed'to be then and there in their proper persons, with
their rolleirecorde, and Inquisitions examinatione,
find all other remembrances, to dothoso tense which
.Ito their offices appertain to be, done, and all - those
that are hound by recogerances, to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or then shell be in
the Jail Greed county, aro to be there to prosecute
them ad shall be just.
JOS. O. THOMPSON,
Sheriff
April - 22,- 1869.--,tc
IVOTIOE TO TAX PAYERS
Tho Treasurer of Cumberland county will
attend for' the purpose of receiving Counry and
State taxes for 1 / 1 139, as required by Act of Aasembly,
at the follosiing times apd places, viz:
Said l'oaaeboro, at Morris' hotel, 11417 and at
aolror'e hotel, May 18.'
Hampden, at Kral tzar's hotel May 10 and 20.
Silver Spring, at Duey's hotel May 21, Itlink's hotel
May 22.
Lower A Ilen, - at Illnkla'a hotel May 24, Heck's hotel
May 25. „ '
Upper Allen, at Culp's Hotel May 26 and 27.
Monroe, at Hurah's hotel May 28 and 29.
South Middleton, at Supley's‘hotel May 31 and
Bolling Springs June 1, „
Middlesex, at Middlesex School House June 2 add 3.
North Middleton, at Deecherla hotel June 4 and%.
West Pennon, at Chinn's hotel June 7 and
Fair's hotelL - unoil
Frankford, at Illonrsville Juno 9 and
Mifflin, at Knottle's school house, Juno 71 and 12.
Newton, at Illattonbergers hotel June 14 Stough
town June 16.
Penn, at Bylines hotel Juno 18 and 17.
Dickinson, at Crosier's hotel Juno 18 and W.
. . .
Southampton. at Baughman's hotel June 21 and 22,
flopowell and Nowburis,* at ,Sharp'd hotel Juno 23
and 24.
Shippennburg flora and T4p., at Junkln's hotel
Juno 25 and 26,
lienneberger's hotel June 28 and :10.
Mechanicsburg, liline's hotel June 30 and July 1.
Now Cum 11:kmd. at Bell'aliateLJuly...ll.a
/1 - IfilaZommissloner's office July Sand 0.
On all taxes not paid °ear before the first day of
August next, lire per cont. will be added.
"The Treasurer will receive taxes at his Mike un
til the first day of September next, at whibh limo
duplicates of all unpaid taxes will bo issued to the
cons.ables of the respective boroughs and town
ships for collection.
.0. MELLINGER ,
Treasurer for Oumberland county
aprll 10,00-6 t.
DUBUC SALE.
L The undersigned will sell at Public Salo a
the Court !Innen on
Wednesday, June 2, 1869
hla valauable property, atuata on West Loutho
street, adjoining the German Warmed Church;
The property is a TWO STORY BItIOR, 40 feet
front by 2.10 feet In depth, and hoe all the modern
convenlencee and appurtenances. -
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on sald.day
when thb property will be ebootutely stricken off
to the highest - biddei.
Terms-10 per cent of the purchase money to b
paid when, the property Is stricken off, the balm.,
to be paid on July let, 1869, When - deed a. ill be mad,
and possession delivered.
ap23,811 is
E I XECUTOR'S NOTIOE.--betters
,Testimentury on the estate of Benjamin (Ey
ler, r, late of . kloneoe township, doe'd., haying been
issued - to the subscriber, residing - in the same town•
ship, notice is hereby given to till persons indebted
to said estate to make payment and those having
claims to present them tinily authenticated for set
tlement to BENJAMIN GITLEIt, r
751ay 69-13 t Ekeoutoro
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ll. Letters of Administration on the estate of
John Strock, late of Moor.; township, having been
Issued to the subscriber residing In the samo b ten
ship, notice Is hereby given tOsall persons indobtee
to. the kstrit e to Make immediatb payment. and to
ell these•hatlng elairris - againat It to present them
for settlement.
JOHN ENCH,
7Mny 6t
NOTICE.
- MARY BORTLI: by her next 1 In tho Court of Com
friend ,JOHN CORNMAN I inon Pleas of Corn.
borlana county.
No. 267 April T. '69
Alias subpoena
our divorce. to LY
SANDER BORTLE
In obedience to an order of publication to me di
rkted, you are hereby notified to be and appear In
the Court of Common Pleas, for the county of Cum
berland, on the fourth Monday or August, 1800,
being the 23d day, to show cause, If any you have,
why Mary Bartle should not bo divorced from
bonds of matrimony entered Into - with you, acc d.
tag to the prayer of tho potitlonfiled In sold con
JOS:."C. THOMPSON
Sheriff.
II1IJáHI)wlM
'may d 6
rSTATE NOTICE
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob
Burianolder, late of South.ediddleton towniMip,this
county. baring been Mimed to the subscriber re
sidlng*ln West Panneborough township ; Notice le
hereby given to Persons Indebted to estate of said
decedent to make immediate payment, and to all
persons having claims to present them for settle.
meet, • BABIDJI.L DILLER, Sr.
epell 11,604 t.• Exesutor.—
VXECUTOR'S NOTIOE:
Utters testamentary on the 9stater of Sam
uel Albright, late er East Pennaboro' Township
having been Issued to the subscriber reaming In
Ilturipden township, notice is' nereby glsori to all
persons indebted to sold estate to mako payment
❑d to all those hosing claims against It to present
them for settlement to SAM% EBERLY
April 30.6 t. Executor.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.
Notice is hereby given, that the partnership hero
tofore existidg between A. 13. A N. 13111tRK In the.
Coach Manufacturing business, hoe been dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons knowing them,-
selves Indebted to said firm will maks payment-lb
A. D. Mork, end those having eialms wilt prollent
them at the shop to tho same person.
A. 13. SHENK,
N. BIIERK.
1 , 1 4 .T.Y Vho business will he carried on as hereto
fore by A. 13. Shark.
1869. NEW GOODS 1889
•
I am now opening the cheapest assortment of
SPRING AND SOMMER GOODS brought t• Carlisle
since tho-tvar. Owing to the great decline in'pricen
during tho,lnst few wacky, I our now enabled to of.
fo r greet' Inducements to cash buyers as the entire
stock boa been purchased at the present. low prices.
All the beat•Callcoes at 124 c
Good DoLathes At 15; la, 20 & 26. ,
Muslim; 'At 7 4 _10, 12 & 2
DItESS GO. - 0 -- D
S.
, All the NEW STYLE DRESO3 . OODS for Ladles In
great varloy and very cheap.
GINGHAMS, TICKINGS, CHECKS
&c., 'OIItY LOW.
Cloths, Cassimeres„
Tweeds, Clottmdades, de. of oy,q ry dosalption no
commonly low, Table Linens,. Napkins, Towels,
Piques, blare/1111m Bud Epreadn, Nainsooks, Bwleses,
Cambrice, Porale, Mareallo 'A., at tho very
lowest notch.
HOSIERY iz atitiVESin great variety,
VORNINC GOODS ;
Wool reLalnen, Repo, Crape, Vella, Eugllsh Crape,.
Black Thybet Sbawla and ain't assortment of Fu
neral °omit,.
My (ath* stock of goods notfurchneed wlthlo
tho last thirty days.drlll bo closed out regardless of
COSTPOR 01811.
Look out tor bargains at the Cheap Cash' Btora
Vest Main Btreet, nearly opposite the depot.
• ,CRAB. 0011.11 Y.
EGEM3
( ~ ( ` y 7 PIUNQ QOODS.• .
. -
Levelled returned from tho city with a very
largo and splendid assortment of eoesona hie goods,
which wo are selling off rapidly et LOW UR PRICK'
TITAN THE LOWEgTour stork of "
Wit r, S S rG 0,0 D
.S; •
Is very full and complete; the styles are unsurpues•
ed. }Velum splendid •
DELAINES,
anti nainy new style Gnatle t O . INCiIIAM9, OALICOEI4.
11:0S,IERY; .r . .GL0V.14 S; EIBI3OM .
TII.I4IIIIINGS, I
110 KINGS,
- • AIIIFILINS, ' ' •
•
_FLANNEL all grade,
4/.IEI:ILL'S
CII.,OTELSi 'CA SSIME Ea,
deans, Oottooades, and the largest stock of :small
.wares and Tslmmlngs In.the valley,
• •
' • •OA PETO; OIL. dLOTHS,
NATTINGS.:IOIOB, 1MM0.% OAItPSI . OHAIN7of.
Cotton, Linen and Wool,bpst wake, Our oArin - rl3
fire considered by : Judges to hothii anapest outeida
of the greed : ..•
This 'stook negooderiiiiriil iruiro;irnii assorted,
and will be. sold off at 'reduced yaps.. ',lt la not
.tieSesoary -Will a coluann 4 , in taiiirderotioti. of our
etbilk:' but we invite ali=t4 call nd goo ,of them ,
seivea, which WO think . will natielyttilihi that, this
le the Oleo to buy for pr o f s to than:wives.
Ant 68 . • , • ; , BENTZ & O.' •
M 1 E.
Vl' Thing' , Begyly
The subscriber rseinntfully luformqq the •,
Derlisie and vieinity'thet"ehe has reCefeed
Eastern Cities the latest hPAING AND
13TYLEB, and 111 now prepared to„ e..Tecutr
with hiatteassnnd dienatota'''' 7 • , •
.13914,NET5, ~BATA, RA
niade . end repstrodiabAhe'lishortn
reasonable , prices. ,
Eibbonej LAots, and Artifleint ,
z: AtAEQAIV , 'r
10Iey 60, trr'
Dias .GOODS.
1869.
NEW RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS
N., 1 TN'
L. T. GREENFIELD'S
Ye.' 4. East Main Street.
Your inspection Is sollatod, ag great bargains in
all kinds of Dry. Goods are now offering,—flying
_purchased a full line ofall the moat desirable goods
of the moon for cash at tho lowret mart that geode
hay o reached In the last six years, lam prepared
to offer to the trade greeter Indueementithan can
be found In any lima, in this valley. All I ask to
conviacii any ono of the above facia, la an oorly call
DRESS GOODS
COLORED SLKS„
'SILK ' AND LINEN POPLINS
JAPANESE POPLINS
Poplinettes, Mohnirs, Cbenes, Striped
Pi ques, Fig Piques; beautiful shades o
SPRING ALPAeAS,
I=
' -
e 2
STRIPED MOHAIR,
Elegant Dolaines at 20 cents,
STRIPPD DELAINES,
Scotch Ginghams in Plaids and stripes
A d minlstmtor.
ALL WOOL DELAINgS
in single and double widths. Also
CHILDRENS' DRESS GOODS•
IN GREAT VARIETIES,
DOMESTIC GOODS
4p 'LOOO yards GOOD CALICO at 10 and 12% cts
Domestic (Dilemma at 12% tants sad upwards,
Stacks or . Tickinge, Shootings, Pillow-ease Myelin!,
yery cheap.. Parties wanting the above will do w:
to examine our stock before purchtudog.
COiToNA.DiS,
SHIRTING S\THIPES,
DRAIN BAGS,
CLOTHS. AND L'AS SIEERES,
'rem the Lowest (rude to the Finest Vomit
Having always taken the load In thpilranch of
he buelneee, I would say lam better prepared thle
:emu than over to meet the wishee of all desiring
a good article, or a fair bargain
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
at the shortest notice by a firet•olase
MOURNING .4000
BOMBAZINES,
WOO.L DELAINES,
BLACK AND WHITE MlX'kU*,
Crape Veils and Collare,Eeliell Grape
BLOCK THIBET SH4WLS,-
Squatennd long', also, a; full assortment of
Funeral Goods, for orders will be
promptly and satisfactorily , -
WRITE G 00.D.5,
TA ' l3l,ll:'•
,i)LOT.II§,
'rowels,Linens; - Meese' 1 leii,j'igties;
$ invade,
' • :Titrietons, Cainabrips; 4tpi
N 110'N 13- I
in groat varieties
O SiERY AND, GLOWS,
n; full otook.o6pstontly on
THE PLACE,
NO. trAAST.MAIN'STREET.
• . wf4 :E note' beo o n e a be , P I9 9PPID:IPP*
'9.141We LOgh`k GRECNFIELD
,
•
SPRING. 1869.
alt shades of
STRIPED POPLINS
CHECKS ;
DRILLS;
1 51 DENEMS, SLC
TAILOR
TABU: LIN RNA,
NEW, A.DVERSISEMBNTS.
tirthenckla Pa/manic 'Syrup •
Seaireed Tonle and Mandrake
ie Pilia; - vvllirwore Oar ,
samntion, Liver Complaint, and Dyinpala, If taken
according to directions. They are all throe to be
taken at the same time. They cleanse the Stomach,
relax the liver, and put It to work: then the appe
tite heti:miss good : the food digests and makes good
blood: the patient begins to grow In flesh, the
diseased matter ripens in the lunge, and the pa
tient outgrows the disease and. gets well. This is.
'the only way to cure consumption. •
To these three medicines Dr. J. 11. Schenk, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrelated auecesa in the
treatment of pull:denary consumption The Pul
monies Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws It off by an easy expectoration, hi
when the phlegm or matter Is ripe, a slight cough
will throw It off, and the patient has rest and the
lunge begin to heal.
T 6 40 this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must bo freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver,
so that the Primente Syrup and the food will make
fiehenck'sblandrake Pills act upon the liver re
moving all obstructions...mai:m.4lM duet of the gall
bladder, the bile starts frdelfiand the liver Is 60011
relieved: the stools will show what the Pills can
do; nothing has ever been Invented except calomel
(a deadly poison which is very dangerous to use un
loss,w th groat care), that will unlock the gall bind
dor and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck's
Mandrake Pills.
*Liver complaint le one of the most Rromkterkt
causes of consumption.
Schenck's , Seaweed Tonic lea gentle stimulant
and Alterative, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which
that preparatio • is made of. assists the stomach to
throve out the gastric juice to dissolve the food with
the Pulmonip Syrup, and It is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring In the stomach.
The groat ioason why physicians donit`cure con
sumption is, they try to do too much: They give
medicine to atop the Cough, to stop chills; to stop
night sweats, hectic fevers and by so doing they de
range the whole _digestive powers, locking up the
sderetions,and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
Dr Schenck, in treatment does not try to stop.
a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Remove
the cause and they will all stop of their own atoord.
No one can he cured of Consumption, Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Cllncer, Ulcerated Throat
unless the War and stomach are made healthy. ,
If a person has consumption of course the tinge
in come way are diseased, either tubercles, abuts
see, brohehial irritation, pleura adhesion, or the
lunge are a mass of Inflammation and fast decaying.
the lunge that aro wasting, but it Is the whole bodiy
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood oat of food. NON this only chance la to take
Schenck's, three medicines, which will bring up •
tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
fobd,'lt will digest easily and make good blood; then
the patient begins to gain in flesh, and as soon as
the body begins togrow,the lungs commence to.bea.
up and the patient gets fleshy and well. This Is
the only way to'eure conniption.
When there is no lung disease,andi only liver com
plaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills aro sufficient without the Pulmonle
Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all 611.
cue complainte, as they are perfectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health ior many years past, and now weighs 225
pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton,in the
last stages of Pulmina7Consumpilon his physician
tic prouountiffilik
him to his fate. Ile was cored by the aforesaid med
icines, and aloes hie recovery many thousand simi
larly afflicted have used Dr. Schenck's preparations
with the same remarkable success. Full directions
accompanying each, make it not absolutely necessa
ry-to personally see Dr: Schenck unless tho patient
w !eh their lunge examined, and for this purpose he.
'is professionally at his Principle Office, Philadelphia
:every Saturday, where all letters of advice must be
Addressed. Ile is also polessionally at N 0.82 Bond
arreet, New York, every other Tuesday, sod at No.
85, Hanover street, Boston, every other Wednesday:
U. gives advice free, but foga thorough examine-
tion with his Respirometer the price is $5. Ounce
hours at each city, from 9 A. 51. to 8 P. H.
Price of the Pulmonle Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each $1.60 per blttle, or $7.60 a half dosan.. Man
drake Pills 26 cents a box. For sale by all druggists
D.. J. 11.-8011ENCR,
- N0.15 Bt.-Phila. Pa.
apr1123,694y
HOMER, COLIADAY & CO.;
Have just removed to th efr
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE BROAD ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
And hive commenced the stle of an
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Selected by thorn of the most Celebrated trestorlas—
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ALSO lAN
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N:„B.-11. C. h Co:, contend that - it is a GREAT
MISTAKE to honor° that,noods cannot be sold Be
low in a handsome store as In a dark and dii3gy one,
and to prove this have takair tho areatont care to
mark their goods at
The Lowest Remunerative Prices
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Theei Hooters are 'made of Heavy WvoughiTion,
fivited' together, the Ohly. ears prevention
against the escape °tibia or Duet. They-are emaly
mpnagod, witheut any4lampers. -The Patent Ra
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of *miller denocolnotlonn,Aneo e : eonlo„teeelpta pnd
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thu Prnollor Wittoonboirlbee at No ineldenee
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rt2i'G-09DS.
GRAND - OPENING OF
SPRING G
AT. THE
CBNTBAL
DRY GOOD'S-S2'O:RE
We are lint receiving our supply of goode enlist:tie
for the season.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Pansy Drew Silks, allaolori, Black Bilk all quail
ties, New Style Poplins, Elegant Striped Pop D uets,
13eatitiful striped Mobaire, Elegant Oheno Bopllnoe,
Spring Alpacas, all shades, r ' • ,
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF GOODS,
Suitable for Misses and Children's dress
FRENCH PERCALES,' CHINTZES, BRILLIANTS,
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G 0 O•DS,
Boit, finfebod Cambries, diamete r Nedneooks, Sni
Hull, and &ranch Mudlon, garabaldil Muting, &
NEW STYLE PARASOLS,
Of ell Colois and. quantlea
ALL KINDS OF HOSLORY,AZABILIVFLF_AX,
DUCIED PRICES
Glovee, Handkerchief:4 Comets, HUM,- Ribbons,
Clollare, Butte, Hooped Shirt., Balmoral Skirts, de.
NEW STYLE TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS for
trimming drones.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
The Largest Stock In the eounty, al 'the new styles
and colote of Fancy Cassimerea, for mon and' boys
wear.
MOURNING GOODS
Of erery Description.
FUNERAL GOODS,
Always a fall supply, and very strict attention giv
en to Slang orders for town or country.
CARPETS,
at geatly reduced prices, of eaery,larlety and style
MattinO,
Oil Cloths,
Malts,
Your epeeist atteatlonllla ailed to•the fitt 'that
the central Dry Goods Store Is now prepared to ex•
hlbit the moat desirable and the largest stock of
Goode to the country.
Phnom do not fall to call cud glee our stock an
Inspection before purchasing for the season.
LEIDIGH & MILLER.
SOUTH EAST MINER OF MARKET SQUARE.
7may 69
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
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ed their store and Its contents,
J. E. CALDWELL' .& CO.
JEWELERS,
Rave had made especially to their order in Europe
and in America,Xn entirely
New . Stock of Choice Goode,
Which are now.opened and ready ibr examination.
VERY PINE PARIS MANTLE CLOCKS,
(Eery movement with the new Improvements)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO HATCH,
Entirely now
BRONZES, GROUPS & FIGURES.
GORHAM MANUPO CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES.
BEST STERLING SILVER WARE,
• New designs.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., &c.,
• A very full assortment et very,
MODERATE PRICES.
For the present et
819 CHESTNUT STREET. -
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'69 SPRING IMPORTATIOI4. '69
kILLINBRY • AND STRAW GOODS
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237 & 289 Baltimore Btreilt,
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'
Essay on the radical cure (without
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cheaply, privately, and nuircatiy. • '
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youth and : every man is the land. , •
Sent cinder seal, In • plain envelope, 1.0 any ad.
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• VALUABLE gOTEL . Property' -
AiORLYATS SALVIA% EX 11HANO. POW APAItM
,
The sabscrlber - illiiiit private sale thOwell-known
hotel stand In Netryille, Pa; known as the
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The lot (upon which the llatel stand4Coraialna 67,
by 180 feet, and In addition .thereto wW be sold an
excellent OARDBN containing 06 by 180,feet. • •
' The house is large and substantially built of stone
contaLnlog ,8. sleeping apartments, .itood ger•room
Dining , roorb, Parlor,Hitchen, akia L
an niedern convent
lentos.' A gotal Wellotlyater. at the, oor, , '
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Barka
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and la largidy sationlaed. It ha, boon lulls nagantly
renclatod and melted' abionallont; • .•..;
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thatlia* apip y totliaambainiliarAn
Terms 6aitqhe putobtuier: -
pitgAeragiikto• **tar A; Aid, at Nowlin°, PA, ;; '
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SAIiP•II , , ~ • • .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JJNION PACIFIC RAILROAD -CO
Central Pacific Railroad
FIRST I MORTGAGB BONDS
This greatenterprise la< approaohing•.eompletioa
with a rapidity that, astonishes the world. Over
fifteen (1600) hundred miler have been built by two
(2) powerful companies; the thillio Pacific Railroad,
beginning at Omala, building 'met, and the Cm,
ral Pacific. Railroad biginning at Sacramento, and
building east, until the two roads shall moot. Lem
than two hundred and fifty mllea remain to be
built. The greater part of the Interial is now grad
ed, and it le reasonably expected that the Stimuli'
connection between San Francisco , and NOW York
will be completed by July 1.
ds the amount of Government aid given to Sash
Is dependent upon thelength Of road each shall
build, both companies are prompted to great efforts
to secure the construction and control of what,
when completed, telll bo one and 'the only grand
Railroad Line 00m:edif" the Atlantic and Paciflo
oast.
'One Hundred and Ten Wilton DoUMW ($110,00,-
000) In money have already bden erpended by the
two powerful companiep engaged In this great en.
Unwise, and they will speedily complete the por
tion yet to be built., When the United States Gov
.ernment-lbund-ii-necesssmr tcrueurertherronetrtiV. —
Hon of the Pacific Railroad, to develop and protest
its own Interest, It gave the companlea authorised
to build It audit ample aid u should render Its
speedy completion beyorid a doubt. The Govern
ment aid may be briefly siimmed• up as follows:
?init. The right of way and all necessary timbet
and atone from public domain.
Second. It makes a donation of 12,800 aeiea of
!slid to the mile, which, when the road fa completed,
will amount to, twenty-throe million (23,000,000)
acres, and all of It within twonty (20) Miioll_ of
railroad.
Third. It loans the companion fifty million dol
lars ($50,000,000), for'which it takes a second lien.
The Gefornment hue already loaned the Union
Pacific Railroad twenty-four million and fifty
eight thousand dollars ($24,058,000, and to the
Central Pacific Railroad seventeen million sit hun•
Bred and forty-eight thousand (17,048,000), amount-%,
lug In all to forty ono million seven hundred and
six thousand dollars ($41,708,000).
The Companies are permitted :to.,lente their own
First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as they
receive from the United states, and no more. The
companies halo sofa to permanent - irriestors , about
($40,000,000) forty million dollars of the First
Morlgage Bonds. The companies have already
paid in (including . net earnings not divided, grants
from State - of California, and :sacrament° city and
San Francisco), upwards
,of (625,000 000) twenty.
five million dollars capital stock.
WHAT il3 THEM YET TO BE DONE t
In considering this question it must lie remsm•
bared that all the remaining iron - ]Wish.-the
road le contracted for, and the largest portion paid
.for and now delivered on the line of the Arnim/
Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad,
sunhat the grading hi almost finished.
Rugs
WHAT ItadIIROEH" HAVE THE COMPANISI
. First. They will receive from the Government as
the road'progreeses about $9,000,000 additional.
Second. They ran issue their own Fiat Mortgage
Bonds for about $0,000,000 additional.
Third. The companies now hold" almost all the
land they have up to this time received from the
.Glovernment upon the completion of the road they
will have received in all 23,000,000 acres, which at
51,60 per tore would be worth $34,600,000.
In addition to the above the net earnings of
the roads and additional capital, If necessary, could
be celled in to ilnish the road.
WAY BUSINESS-ACTUAL BARNINGS
N c e ono has over expressed a doubt that a. goon
as the road is completed Its through business will
be abundantly profitable.
aro6B earnings of the Union Pi:
ciao Railroad Oompauy for
siw months, ending January lit.
1860 were upwards of
The earning. of Central Pacific
Railroad, for Slx menths o end:
Ing Jariniiy Ist 2809, .ware,
Expense. $ 560 ,00 ell
Interest 450,000 4.
Not profit of Central Pacific Rail
road, after paying h all interest
and expenses for six months $710,000 gold
The present gross earnings of the Union and
Central Tactile Railroads aro 01,200,000 monthly.
HOW LARGE A BUSINESS LS 'IT SAFE TO
..PREDICT FOR -VIE GREAT PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD?
iya would give the following facts derired •from
Shipping Lista, In euranca Companies, Railroads
and general informs Con:— •
Ships going Rom the Atlantis
around Cape- Hon, 100
afeameMplionneetliig a Panama
With Callfornls and China, 65
Overland Trains, Stagos, Horses,
ate., etc.
BALTIMORE
Here we have two hundred and thirty thousand
tons carried westward and experience has shown
that the last five yoirs that the returned passengers
from California boos boon nearly as nuinerons so
those going.
.
NOW MANY P SBEINNE4S ARE THOR'.
We make the fblloortng estimate
110 Steamships (both teatts) 10,000' (actual fee
200 Vessels . tt ' 4,000 estimated "
Over Mail 100,000 "
Number per annum 174,000
Preseirt pileo (avaragiqg half the emit of the
et?amsblpe)„ for bqth pazaengere and tonnage
gives the following reault -
174,000 panda:lmre at 5100 517,406.000 -
400,000 tons, rated at $1 per Coble foot 15,640,000 •
,^,
Bablug Calenlatlone upon the above figural; with.
out allowing !be the large bemuse of buelneax
which can euifely ho looked For. then °Almelo the,
riinnlnv eXpfhlMl at one hell mi.! 7tre have a net
Ineocuo oillo,520,0110;p1loh, altar paying the In•
tweed on. the Arai Mortfone Ronde - cod the aa•
YAWea made by tha Government, would: leOvo
net to,nusl income of $0,000,000 over and above all
AXIITIMOS end Interest:
',Thu Eliot Niortgage ponda rt ton Union Pacitic
Railroad .Compiny and the Pirct Mortgage Bowie
of thn thintral Pacific Railroad Co. are both, princi
pal and interriat, payable in . gold coin; they pity
,lx por hunt. intor'ost in gold coin, and run for
"thLrty years, and they critinot bo paid before, that
time eithout the confront oi,tbo' holder.
Find Mortgage acid Bonds bf she: Unlot Pacific
Railroad for West bar and accrood lament. and
Vint Mortgagahold Bonds of °antral ,Peeldo
llall
road at pa and eeerued Interest;
•
DR HAVEN . & BRO.,
Dealers in 4tit4rulentt •Oionri*
'•
ties, Gold.:llta.t • ,
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40. SeittlanT.o4l4o•Pltroet
INutc!' - • • Pkrvioi
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TO FINISH THE ROAD!
1 3 ,00,0•000
11,760,00 gold
1,000,000 "
80,000 tam
120,000 •
30,000 '.
$ 33 3 0 000