-‘). • • _
• able and eaborate, eitaiei c alli the'clos
,
ing one on the, part: e,fr.:_thoi • Cowmen
wealth" by the,Distriet Attorney,,C: E.
MAckLat . o)itittir,.' Esq. have sel
dom; if ever;" in our Courts, heard so
imiliaustive and Masterly a - discuseion
• of the faeti. of a Can as Mr. Maglaugh
lin •in this ineitanei. The
charge 'of Judge GRAHAM to the Jury
was strikingly impartial, giving to them
a detaited review of the testimony, and
fall instructions upon all qtaptione
la* that erase on the trial. _'
The Jury went out at one o'olook
on Thursday afternoon, and . .came into,
Conrt at 15 minutes, past 6 'o'clock of
the mine afternoon; returning as their
verdict, they '"find the defendantguilty
of - murder in the first degree in the
manner and form as he stands indict :
ed." • • - - ,
The'Jury, , at the instance of defen
darieiconneel, weie then polled, and
'?aelk, one answered that he found - th - e
defendant guilty of murder in the.firat
degree.
kt 44.
A. R. RHEEM,
J. A. DUNBAR, }Editors &Propr s
CARLISLE. PA
Friday Morning, June 4,,186.
Contintfatiou - •of 'the Schooppe
- Muirder
,Owing tp the unabating interest felt
in the proceedings of this trial, we
..again..giPie,-up—a—largP Flpapstja—mt
columne:to a detailed report of them.
At the repeat of. many friends, we
are printing our extra in, pamphle
form. The pamphlets will contain tee
entire proceedings from the • eiripannel
ling of the Jury to and including 'the
rendition of its verdict, covering sine
fifty pages of 'closely printed matter.
They can be obtained either at this
office - or at Piper's Book store orHav
eratiek's Drug Store. .
THE TITUS CASE!
THE PRISONER' PLEADS GUILTY
The Court to'Fix the Grade of Murder!
case- of the Commonwealth
aga inst—Adam-Titus,:for_the_mu L rder_of
HenryStaluetimemirfor trial-yester
day (Thursday) afternoon, when Titus'
counsel presented a , petitiOn praying
fore writ_ of habeas corpus, in order to
his discharge from custody, his dam)
having been continued over two, terms
of the,,Court: of Oyer and Terminer,.
The
viz : January and April Terms. The
Court, after noting upon the record the
circumstances' attending the continua
thin of the easo,:from which it appeared
that the fkrat'' continuation was made
upon application' by the Defendant's
counsel, and the second in ;.onsequenoe
of the dangerous illness bf the brother
of the President Judge, and by agree
ment of the Defendant's counsel, over
ruled the - application - for a writ of
habeas corpus, and directed the - pris•
otter to be arraigned, •
The Dietrich Attorney proceeded to
arraign the prisoner, when the plea of
" guilty" was put in; and the duty de
volved upon the Court of determining
the grade of the offence.
The Court is now engaged taking
testimony in order to' determine this
•
• question. ,
A. 00INCIDENOE.-OLARE, II citizin
of. Baltimore city, is now awaiting a
second trial for the murder of Mr. H.
B. GEqvE, a citizen of Carlisle, and Dr.
Bumpers, a citizen of Carlisle, has
'net b l een convicted of the murder of
isit M. M. STENNECKE, a citizen of
Baltimore. -
Wowit Statttro
CROWDED OUT =Much important
matterlias been unavoidably erowded'out.
'of the HERALD Una week. It will appear
in - our next.•
==l
Faißou:—ln the testimony of Dr. HAL-
Aunfiat, in the
, Sehooppo Murder quo, for
:" Opium br some' of ita hundred prepara
tions," fond some of Ito kindred prepare
tioni. . 7.,.
EECI
• ,'„A. DOUBLE FUNERAL.—Mr. J.H.
residing in the vicinity of New
burg, Cumberland County, die& on Fri
day last.
place,
breathed her' last al
tho mire, place, on the same day. Con
sumption was the disease in both eases,
The remains of the two wore interred
geiher, on Sunday,
I=
,
.• VA ARPV.ESTIVAL.—For the ben
efit of biekinson Mission Clinpol. Tho
Students and ladies of the different denorni 7
i .nationkof town purpose'. holding a Fair
And Festival in.itheeins prille ovo-
ning of the 10th, 11th, and.44.2thr,inet., for
of Kltliesion Otiepol In. preg
. - rovs of erection in Me:north-east' porton
of the borough, the, :14corid payment up,. 7
on Whieh,- about, ba due 'in
. a . low
weeks.' By the liberality of Mr J. H Rheum
..benntiltd Fountain," bee boon
provided, which will be 'under his control
during the progress of the , festivlties.
.., An . crory gayel will bo disposed of to ono
thetWelitertiry societies of the College.
Fancy articles and contebtfonary to please
!kith eight and taste , will...be abundantly
A.ll,pre . inv,ited
_to bo present.
Centributions, whipli.'reiiy.iie lett at' Mrs.
Stvrnan'a,..aTe rematfiilly sobeitod t
.
,• . .11CA*„fiitriCK ,F0,1),N
. 'MASA te'rtOpti)rptiel#B, great ,crowds'are
weading,theli way. to ,EL alioretioles
tit t trat , boy
`'`64gPik4froilw'aCtiloy. Syrups,` of
every tmigtnakOrilavoi, the'xialleat (gain'
.11;“
anwtue..ekearoat tee eau, ,teetr ; Arias,, to
VAl'",;o l .°AtT 3 lng, l3 (4ar:T/t)Ling,ft Boll V4l n ; d:
the moat dpitatotw; DOar readei 'you
'.'gc:l?Pi 3 ten' Sa l es t/I ttl1 ; "
j l Otftspil,tbi raust.e - goba , fat figures. and
'mll l l ll l3 I: 0 Ali 6 genbriaii, ils9lllll.
r Qtsho.New York Brandy. •
/8, Hanovor Bt. t
n - Satur- -
. .
day.morning last„betvroen, twelve and `one
o'clock, the penple 'of :Mt-11611 q and `tho .
'surrounding country > were' aroneek' [Old
their - houses shaken beneath thetn,:_by a'
shock as of azi.earthonake -and a ,deaSesi,
rePort Whlehrrisicrberated alpmig the
spurs .of' the: South Mountain. 4 some
seconds.' It.waa soon known .t:C, tie caused
. loy 'the nx.piescon of ono of . tiri;
,steara boil
efe Ofthepaner bekinging to the es
tate 'of the late Wm.'l3. Mullin,rl4, and
now in charge af;klr.'xi , . • A: Mullin.
Itseams that two.'men, 'William Wier
and his son EdWard,.Were left imoharge
'of the engine during the latter part of the
night. Unknown to them, the stop-cock
in theyipe,,Which conveys tho steam from-,
the engine boiler to the-rotany-rag boiler,
WAS turned off; permitting no steam to pass.
Eianaining the steam kuago of the rag .
boiler, and seeing that it indicated only
about twenty pounds of steam, Mr. 'Wier
told his son to' make up, the fire, as the
steam was going down. - He again looked.
at the steam gua6s of the rotany boiler,
and seeing. the steam no higher,,he again
told hie son to'stir up' t
after this.ttiey disdovered that the engine
boiler had on a' fearful head of steam, and
both became alarmed, and were in the act
of opening the safety valve, or providing
some outlet' for the steam, when the ex
plosion occurred. The end of the boiler
was forced out through the building, and
- Carried - a - distance - of - two - or three-hundred
yards, beyosid the residence of Mrs. Mul
lin. The engine house, which-was a frame
building, was entirely demolished, scarce
ly pieces remaining together, and the
debris being scattered over the surround 7
ing fields for a great distance. The paper
making room, which contained valuable'
machinery, .was shattered; 'and the ma :
chinery greatly damaged. 'The boiler it
self was thrown into the air. arid turned
- completely - around - , — landing - somo - twenty
feet from its old position:
Weir and his son were both seriously
in:ml one ofthem doubtless mortally.
The old gentleman was seriously cut about
the bead . and in the abdomen ; his face, .
neck and bands scalded and burned almost
ton crisp. Young Weir had-the back part
of his skull crushed in, and was also cut,
bruised and scalded about his face and
bBdy. Strange to say, he remained con
spious. - Dr. Kieffer was called in, and
found a portion of the skull driven into).lie
brain, and the brain oozing out. The main
artery' at the back of the skull was cut„ - and
from all appearances there was copious in
ternal hemorrhage. Ho was placed under
the influence of chloroform, while the ope
. ration Was being performed ; and after it
was over, and -since,-says he suffers no
pain, and remains entirely conscious.
The escaping steam and sediment seem
eo.to sweep down every thing in its way,
like a tornado. Trees were twisted and
torn from the earth, fences demolished, -
and : havoc spread far and wido. The dam
age to machinery is variously estimated at
from - 58,00M0510,000. - -- Volunteer. - -
MIMI
THE SCHOEPiEXIIRDER TRIAL.—
has created a great excitement in Carlisle
but it is novi almost forgotten,, by the.in
crettied exciMment created by W. Sawyer.
-There never wiera better:opportunity of
fered to make money. 'You cannot ima
gine what groat bargains they are giving
unless you go and. 800 for yoursolves.
Great sacrifices Wilt heMiade during this
mouth to chise•out their entiee stock of
Summer "goods—They' keep no account of
what rmiids cyst. Daductng and discoun
ting are the order of the day.—Be sure
and give -them an early call.
lEt=l
THE CROPS.—Whoat is • looking
very well, giving promise of an abundant
yield. Corn is coming up finely, but groat
fears are entertained that the crop.will be
greatly injured by cut-worms, an unusu
al number of these pests having already
made thei r appearance. Oats, it is said,
• does not look very well, a groat deal hav
ing been killed in the ground. Rye is be
ginning- to head, and indicates if , largo
yiold. It is the general opinion that t her
will be more fruit raised in the country
than for many year passed.
GETTYSBURG "DEDICATION .—lt is
expected that the dedication of the Sol
,diers' National Monument at Gettysburg
next July will be a large and imposing
demonstration. Every State of the Union
it is said, will be represented.4ll South
as well as the North. Senator MORTON of
Inalaruir is to deliver the RR - yeas; .Mr.
B.,RECIIER to offer up a prayer, and BAY
ARD TAYLOR write an "ode. President
GRANT, Gon. W. T. SHERMAN, Gen.
MiclnE, Gen. MCCLELLAN, and a great
number of officers and soldiers will bo
present. 41.
I=l
SELECT ScitooL.—Sclect Scholars
for February, and March 1869.
No. H. Albert Brindle. Henry Gard.-
ner, Wm Kramer.
No. 12. Amanda;, Kuntz, Bella Hoffer;
Gertrude Smiloy„
No. 13. Laura Shapley ; Sallio Graham,
Alico Ralston. —• •
..No. 14. Robert Givin g Robcirt Ego, W m
Little. ' • •
Hilbert, L
T. Mlles. •
No. 16. C. H. Ruhl, C. Faller, R. M.
Parker. • •
No. 17. /tlle M. Smith, Annie Ego,
,Daisy Caldwell: • •
No. 18. .4. F. Gardner, Wm. Fagan,
T. Kerby.
D. ECKLES, Pies, S. s.
12=1
A FEW ANWERS to the often re:
posted' inquiry 0f, 1 .910w can yOU ear d
to sell so much cheap‘r than'otheis 'I" ' ,
Fiistly. Wo buyill . our goods. at, first
hands, thUs our Custoiters 'lied not-pay
double or triple •proto, t, .
.;
' Sedondly. We sell so +cony goods that,
a small permtsge will pi us. '- ; I
' Thirdly., employ a onstant buy 4
at the largo trade sales whs.iten piOks up
great bargains,—which wo o willing to
share with , our customers . 'do a strict;
ly ono price. and cash bush' s, this also
enables Us tO SOIL SO much meaper than
others. '
We would invite your speckitentimi
t,p,tbo
_following bargains just tecoived.
ticair BaltifOrliFqlcirts 60 cis. '- '
Heavy Baltrio'l Gored & Ruffled 0.',.
..,
a large lot of Handkerchiefi , sligh ..i m .
perfect at loss than half-price.. v . ,' '
FANS, FANS, Fens, very chcap.
White goods, a complete_ assOrtnt
\ tti,
unusually cheap together with tonnyikh
'or bargains to numerous to aviation. vil
early. at tho,
•--0.-.
.
' Choice • FamilY', Grocorioq, ' Fine
qiutlity of Teas. .101!oica brands of garia,i
ly Flour ._ iluebi4liaat and COialteal,
and a lino atisortmont of Quaonswaro and
Glasewaia ~ t
; , J., M., Mesomixnairdefi !.
• ..'" s — th wesec e"
At:11.244m.: i hind
a=
We eauttet iinderidtind 4vli rI Vetiple
s hoild;apy,,loeger.bor9lo.93PKTob, l 9
tiretioni4Ldieitltied nialS restorers, Nvetk'
Wreelly . :o4 JPOs`t.'nr:ti..
oh) for the hair in use, can bQ prbeured
for so • reasonable a .price 11E1 ono dollar''
Prots!ntn overall other . - medieines Is'
13I.1"iil.tia ° 4 'Cough Coco. .
W ' •
-
E easuram A ring
tug to the lnotice of Mir •• royalist:soma the
1
.public genorafly , the nto Moment to bo
;given by Prof. Szt.4rvia atltheein's
on Friday the.4th, - and Saturday the sth,
inet: - "lt . isondorsed by_the Press . , of Ear
;risburk- the highest, terms
of praise. 4is not a'panorriaM; but aston
ishing and niagnifloont views Which grad
ually dissolve . Into fresh - 1;loality and mar
vole, embracinglliistory,icrip.turo,-,:sculp
ture, and, architecture. The•entortain
, Mont will,be one of the most noveloidify ,
ing, and interresting.over , giVen in our
borough; and as such We highly command
it to. public pati;onage. No ono - should
fail , to embrace the opportunity to witness
~: t .she,chaste find beautiful presentations the
occasion has offered. The transformations
are ht ones delightful and truly wonder
ful and have only to be witnessed to bo
appreciated. The entertainmOut will be
diversified by poetic readings by Prof.
'REID. 'pee that none. fail to be present. - A
Matinee will be given on. Saturday after:
noon at 8 o'clock 7 by all moans lot pa
rents instruct their children to attend.
1E1321
SPECIAL NOTh.—Leidieh and Mul
ler aro just receiving an immense stock of
Seasonable Goods, such as ,Gronadiries,
Hernanmes, Laivns, Ordgandies,,lron Ba
raged, Silks, Shawls, Mantles, Real Lama
Lace poi,pts, White goods of every descrip
tion. Please call and see the best selected
atockin - ttin -county. - -
LBIDIOII tSS:MILLER
IZZI
GRACE GREENWOOD has sold her
Little Pilgrim, to Alfred L. Sowell & Co,
publishers of "THE LITTLE CORPORAL,"
of Chicago. The Little Pilgrim- has been
Published as . a children's . magazine .for
over fifteen years, and hhs been a popular
juvenile, but will now stop "pilgrimagine
on his• Own account, and hereafter bo an
_"aid" to the conque - ring - Weiterrie - - -
on, THE LITLLE CORPORAL, the well de
served circulation of which' was even be-.
-fore thic lo*go; then hat-oLan
other juvenile magazine in the wo d.
Grace Greenwood still "writes for it. .Thr.
July number begins nolow volume, and
we - tfdvilm our friends to send on to the
publishers at once 'one dollar, which is the
priee for one year, and give their children
this unique, original Magazine, which hes
no'lT,uperior anywherp, Those who
sub
scribe during June, will receive the;June
number qxtrq.
Nawloiu
18. North Ilitnovor S
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No. 1804,
for the week ending May 29, contains the
Edinburg 'ReyieW's article on American
Finance ; an article from the North,Bri-
tish Review on Revolution in the Queen's
English ; Part XXVIII of Auerbaugb's
Country House on the Rhine, translated_
from the German for The Living Age ;
Mr. Sumner on - England's Obligations to
tha_United States, from Ill° Spectator ;
Hapless Love, a poem by William Morris,
&c., &c.
; TUE LIVING AGIL ; is Issued every Satur
day, giving fifty-two numbers, orsixty
four pages :each, M. more than THREE .
LIOUSANI3 double-column octavo pages of
reading matter, Yearly. Subscription
price, $8 Omar, free of postage.
& GAY, PllbliShOrS,
•
30 Bromfield St.; Boston.
ISSIZI
Mrs S. A. Allen's Improved Hair
Restorer and Dressing. The attention of
the-public is invited to the very impor
taqtchange recently,madb 'in this article
We offer in the Improved Proparition; a
...Restorer prompt and infallible int ts action
upon gray hair, quickly restoring it to its
natural color and beauty, together with
an agreeable Dressing all in one bottle.
This cotribinntiOn is perfect and unexcep
tionable in every respect, and $ used with
great. satisfaction by old and — 3se h ng.
llns. S. A. ALLEN'S ZYLOBALUM, ottier
.preparation, clear without Sediment de
signed exclusively for Dressing, Strength
ening and Beautifying the Hair, n refresh
ing toilet luxury, far preferable to French
pomades, and sold at half the price. Sold
by all Druggists.
April-30.6t.
MARRIED
LAUMASTER—RODES.--In Carlisle, 314 ult., by
Rev. Wax C. Lovorett, Mr. Wm. T. LaumaStar and
Wee Leah A. Roden, both of York, Ya.
'York papore please copy.
DIED
OLOCIAN.—On. tho 30th, ult., at his residence I
Frankford township, Mr. John Logan, In tho 76th
year of his ago. .
MARKETS. -
CARLISLE. PRODUCE MARKET
Carlisle, June 4tk 1869
Fondly
Superlino d 0,...
do 8YE....
RED" • , do
RYE
100 to
CORN
OATB, (new)....
OLOYERSKED..
TIMOTHYBEED
FLAXBEED.....
BARLEY
, duce Igarket..
larllnto, Julio 4tt, 1869.
•
'Corrected Weekly 'by William Washmood
BUTTER -28IBACON SHOULDERS, 16
EGGS, 2OIBACON SIDES, 00
LARD, • 18 WRITE BEANS 3 15
TALLOW, ' • 2 PARED PEACHES, 25
SOAP, . 81UNPARED PEACHES 16
BEESWAX, • 35 DRIED APPLES. 3 25
BACON HAMS 18 RAGS. 3
Generiq Pro
SPECIAL NOTICE
Send for Price Lists,
. lowa on land prinkd price lists
. o f moot of
tan) lending goods in our Ann of buslnutts, such as
Queenituare, Grocers' Drugs, and, Sliel.fGoods, Sugars
Salt, Oils, is., which flats }vu will ho plosed to moll
to any nod ail storekoopere *lto will
_seuo'ne Molt
addrate. WM. Nalll SON:
• 4June 4 .
.
nnaofts OF YOUTH
giutloudiuml4 auffurcd for years froro'Noryoue
:Debility, Premature Decay, aid MI tin) effectii of
youthful Indlocrethit, will for tho Balm of suffering
bnidahity, sand freo to all who need It, the •Cocelpt
- for making the , alinplo remedy by which ho was.
euied. fluffereni wild:dog to profit by the advertla
' or's oxporionco can do so by , addroashid,4ti . perfect
coondonce, ..101IN D. ()UDEN,
No. 42 ()odor St, Now York
3fity7.oo-ly
MO aoNsunirmvEs
"restored to. health
In a ,low u:eoka,'llk-a-vary simple Yamodye after bay
lug suffered 'novena years with a coyote lung affac
lot, and that dread Ithollllo,poneurnption to anal/Ina
to make fallow•auftoyere the means o
To altwho . tioilre it, he will 6 solid-p.. copy of 'the
proscription need (free of charge), with the direction
for preparing nud using. 'the same which they will
find a NOR; CONSUMPTION, ASTIIidA;
liliONOffiTl, etc. 'Pic , . object °Villa advertiser In
trending the Proscription is to blinatit rho, afillotel
and Sprood inforraatlaa which ha conceives to bo
41itablo ho itoPtsi,orbiy sufforar try
remedy, as it will.oost thorn nothing and Sully provo
4a , , _
'Parties wishing tho proscritillori Pionsorwd-
REV.,.EDWAIIII A, WILSON,
•}9llllamsbnre-Blnge Conuty Now York
Int
le
5 I
Y, pußAr , Folt - 0A811,. , -Tlirco
.r.ei 'cent. do•
on . , on, all coal of half.loW:Ood ',oyar, (10149140
for the Oashi. No 41o*an - colvlien n chirgo
-I.' A:11. /1LAT1118.,,,
ll* '_l) , o , a ‘ rtlo for chiap
\
...' i1.. 6 b r _
now lii 1.
Omar
~... .
vl 4:l ' A o.llvnod0 .11v
nod 'yin in the 'flue.
SeFoite grt.l , Prepared 0..,
Bold b y al l Blatt, ' - .„
~ • ...,, 21,11
04prIl a
, , ..
. , .
at' tlota, biillitairt, tho yttid of
rATcupB,. FnnonLEA
m the 'face, ties geany'e Meth: At 4
'‘cat.l,l!reparta drily by Dr. p f 0. rut*
•gatett, • f •
j f
, •
ARDB4 fbr..Btare
iFrints, Asylums„ iron, Befisteada.ntre 'Webb•
f hinge for eboop an4ociltry.Yarne, 7 llnno,t
!Wire cloth Bletrie,,*endoni, Boritins';'fori corn, arose
sand, Orlinpin Cloth .fOnigiriarrestirs
Vindliiiis 4'o4;'Piper' bfakera
Wirii;,Hrnittnental
tionby-nddriiilnfithen:4linftitt4iiirii,g.wAracEp.
A 60N8'.:NoTI N l rHi Nlirth Ore ot, ;.
i.
:41(fr - DPAOO.OO/rIibINDNEI3I3, "and , CATARRH,
, dated With the'utmost sitcom J: :Ta4aoir g. D.
-and'Profoiaor.of.pireareiof thi: dad :Ear; in the
Medical College of .PentuYivanfa, 12 , yorri
(forint:oy of ToilyCliii,Efollan'a;) ado,. 'Alai Si,
Phila. Tesilinoitiala can be icon ifinta!uffico. The
riodlcal faculty ire Invited to accompany. their pa.
.tionta,as hi hie no secrete in hie Prtictice: Artificial
oyes Inserted without pain: No. charge for OVUM
nation.'
I lhjetio '
. ;
,60;006 boat No. 1, l'alee for solo low at , too
yard of I , 11.
DOD. BLACK WeA3-AND - iIMPLES - ON-TLID
.Fern, use PERRY'S 00t0DRNEANilDJAPLE'REURDYi
priipared only by Dr. D, 0. Perry, 49.d10nd St., Nori
York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by
Wholesale' Medicine Dplers.
()April 3ra
Special. Notice
WANTED'hureedlately an experienced salesman
well acquainted with the, citizens a Carlisle and
surrounding neuntry.
.I{ona others hood apply.
281any.(19 .• . - ":LEIDIC7I & MILLER.,
• I+l ETV A_DV.ER TISEMEN TS.
CARRIAGES:
A . B. •Ei ERIC • ,
•
have' now on hand, at his Carriage Factory, N. }3:
corner South, and Pitt strode,
CARRIAGES,.
BUGGIES,
• , SPRING WAGONS,
SECOND HAND WORIc.,
and' qvarything in bin line, on hand or made to
order. Re is determined tto got up tho beet work
turned out in this oration of the country. Nothing
'tint , tho very heat stock goad into buggieror ear
riageS of his manufacture.
_hepairlngond,paitingprorAntly attended to.
20May 60.6 m
HE BEST.—Tonice have of late I
ar•miggain od i rapldlyin public estimation and aro
r 4tuviiiirouriirdyint - ffrfirstfeittstroffyiffeititht
tlaan,t hey once were. The reason for this Is that
it•is a generally established - fact that wholesom - o
tonics used in inhderation daily for years do not
lose their virtue, neither do they injure the • sys.
tem. They net in fact like air end exercise, and
not - as 'medicines," which-are - Intended solely for
attacks of illness. VOI,BITTER PRINCIPLES, especially
those of vegetable •otigin, all possess the common
property of stimultitini the appetitestrengthening
the nervous systku, and of imparting strength.
Women generally, derive benefit from them even
"more than men, theinairetem being more liable to
debility and exhautitiOn. We have again and again
in our experience seira the good effects of tonics
where the eyes had grown dim and the cheeks pale,
and the ontirteframn showed every indication of
exhaustion, nervous suffering and debility.
The best established bitters before thu American
public are beyond question those of Dr. &trivia... ,
and this Is equivalent to "declaring that they eta
the best, niece among.the scores'ofroally excellent
bitters now current, a poor article bas
"no chance oft
sticeess whatever. -The most ignorant parson 'coq
tell at once by Its effects, almost-from a single dose,'
whether any bitters ore good or bad. These of
&eclir have been sold for thirty years, - are com
posed of sixteen of the safest roots and herbs of a
well-known tonic virtue, so sklllfully'.selected and
compounded with regard to thillr mutual effects,
that it may be doubted whether - any more peffeot
form of this medicine can be made..
Thousands of persons are 'esposed to or afflicted
with fever anti ague, billions MOO or other results
of malaria . . - - Let thorn remember that these bitters
are admirable In ouch cases, as for diarrinna and
cholera morb us, or any ordinary derangement of
the stomach. Try them and be sail Sifie•d thrtt trey
should he in the stores of every family, AEU the
trunk of every traveler. •
- It in a favorable feature iu the advertiaement of the
proprietors ofDr. Storvors's , Tonic Herb Sitters, that
no claims are =sib that they will cure every ill that
flesh is lielr to. The weakest intellect can hardly he
imposed upon whendold that this or that rem, dy will
remove every form of disease In every stage, and yet
Wo can not take up the majority of journals without
encountering all adverlisement thclaring that this
or that.medielne is a nostrum w Well Is a perfect
'apothecary's shop, a wholeleollegeiof physicians In
Itself rendering all other cures useless. What Is
claimed for Dr..Stcever's Bitters Is simply that they
will act as a good tonic, and are capable of dniflg - as
much good as a preparation of bitter principle can.
They will not cure incurable diseases, but they will
often prevent a certain class of disorders from be.
costing incurable. Tito preferences and! certificates
Issued in their favor"arci all true and honest, and of
tit ese there are hundreds.
From tho editorial columto of Porn ayht philatlo
phla Prrs.s. • -
From tho Medical Profossion
ILnrnnn & Co.—Gentlemen 1 In reply to yours o
the 22d Inst., I would say that I have used Dr
Shever'S Tonic Herb Bitters extensively in my prac
tic° during several Years post. Ido not hesitate t
any that I have found it to possess remaralcale ein
e acy In cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Lose of Nor
voun Energy,:asi well as Fever and Ague, Diarfhue o
Headache and otheFiliseasus proceeding from,a die
ordered stomach ; and especially was it proved of in
estimable value in general debility of the system
when other tonic medicines have failed to prod..
the desired affect.
Though reluctant to appear as recommending any
particular advertised medicine, a sense of duty to
the public and the medical faculty, will not allow
me to withhold nay tebtintouy to the merits of the
Bitter.: In queetion Y•um, reapoctfollY,
• T. IL PARKER, M. D6e
• • r•
KRYDER & CO.,
Ilanufacturara and Bole Proprlotora,
121 NORTH 3rd STREET, PHILADELPHIA
BOLD EVEHYWHERE.
4June •
OTEL STAND IN SHIPPENS
MIRO FOR SALE.
his property fronts on the South corner Of Main
And Railroad Streets. The building is of brick,
three stories high, and Is occupied as a public
ouso. It, is the most dcsirablo stand In the town,
being situated on. the corner of two the most prin
cipal streets of thoroughfare. For particulars ap
ply to the FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK
of Shipponsburg.
ilmey ;it
FARMER'S` TAKE NOTICE
M=MM=MI
IVITHOUI' AN' EQUAL
UM
.* - The Undersigned nn now prepared to give all
necessary proof that MCQUINTON'S patent CULTIVA
TORS far excel any other now In use. Thu many
evidences of the very best farmers, in Cumberland
county, the simple mechanism of the machine,
and - the little money they cost, will lu. the trot
place recommend them. But (111 , Hullo labor re:
(wired to work with them, the double work they
perform, and the porloet manner of their working,
will not fail to convince every good farmer that
they are the bent, farming Implement now In
use. Persons wishing ,to purchase will please call
on F. GARDNER & CO., at Carlisle Foundry and
Machine Works, Samuel - CoovelTagt7i - or nny-of the-
Compaby at Spring Mills; Cumberland county.
COOVER, lIUTIIINSON ct CO. -
!flunky at
0 60
4 30
6 00
.1 20
.1 10
.1 16
Mil
A GREAT REMEDY
I=
THROAT ,AND LUNG DISEASES.
Dr. WisliarN Pine Tree Tar Cordia
It is the vital principle at the t'toe Tree, obtained
by a peculiar process in the distillation of tar, by
which Its highest medical properties are rotsteed.
It Is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which hits ever ta,n prepared from the juice of the
Pine Tree.
It Invigorates the digestive organs and rostorce
the appetite.
. It -strergthens the debilitated system
It, purifies atl•' enriches the blood, and expels
from the system the corruption 'sublet, scrotula
broods on the lungs. • .
Ps healing principle acts upon tho imitated • ours
face of the lungs and throat, penetrating to each
diseased part, relieving pain, and subduing India ,
aunts on,
is the losult of yeftrs of study aullfixpe4inient,
and Is offered to thb afflicted, with the posit No as
-surancu of its power to curs tile following diseases,
if.the patient has not
_too long delayed a resort. to
the :health of Cure:—
Consumption of lamps, Cough, tore Throat and
Breast. Bronchitis, Liver Complaint. 'BIM& and,
Bleeding Pile s, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Dire herin,
dec. • .
We are often asked why are not other remedies
in the market for ConsumptiOn, Coughs,,Csids and
Other Pulmonary :auctions equal to,Dr. I, Q. Wis.
•;hart..'s Pine Tree Tar Cordial. We answer—. •
Ist It mires; not by:stop - ping cough, but by
loosening and assisting naturo to throw off the un
healthy matter collected about the throat and bron
chial tubes, cuaaiug irrimtlou and cough. .
3,d. - Most Throat and,Lungs Remedies aro corn.
posed oraoodyn es which allay the Cough for a while,
but by thotr constrlnging niTects, then Gres become
hardened, nod the Unhealthy holds coagoluto 'and
are retained in the syStem. - eausing Manse - beyond
the control of ohr most ominent'phyrielans. '
•; 3d The Plop Tree Tar Cordial,. with he. osaist.
ante; are preferable. Ghettos° they remove tile cause
' of irritation of the mucus membrane and bronchial
tuber, assist the limp tenet and throw off the un
healthy secretions,:and purify the blood, thus soles:
tithellly making the euro perfect.
Dr. lrfshart hag on .file at his office hundreds' and
thousuntle of arlificules, front Non and Women of tin.
questiotukble.charactWwho were once hopelerilY given
op to die, Got through The .P..ounlence of God were
completely restored to health by time Pine Tree ghr Cur
dial:' A Physician ip attorlanc°' who can Do con.
suited in person or by mail, free of charge. Price
of Pine Tree Tar CoCdial $1..60 par Botlio, tiVpor
dos. lrfiont by Express on receipt of price., Addrest
L. Q, O. Wlplutrt, hi. P.Noi - 2l Norljt 21 Street,
Phligolphla, Pa, ; '•
XECTJTOR'S -7 NOTICE,.: i
j Letters testamentary an thri notate °Mimi
uol Albright, Into c' East Panneboro. Townshili
having liana holing to the, subscriber isslOng In
Ilampdou townihip, .noticols .tieroby given to all
parsons 'lndebted to said estate to motto mule : tit
atltt i to , nllthoso baying
. elitiril 40E14 toprolont
them the rift,tliniiont to BAN% ElillitLY
April 60r6N. ' ,k..lxclo!Ator.
Diss amiTIoN ~OF, P.4.ATNERi
otice la hereby given, that the partnorelllP. 4 0 1
foforo • ealatldit.notwdon A.ll. 11l tho.
• !Death Alanufaetuilng VOW" diEOlOlll4
by seutuaV consent. MI persona 'Nhowlng them
selves Indebted to said Arm will mean mu' opt to
All. abet*, and Shoals basing clalmil sap present
Nunn at tho,allop to Nie aanlasogrepn:' .
4 li. The '
N.leuainesa wiJ be, ea 4104 ea Op .heroto.:
ford by 4.13. (3hotU.
NEW AD VERTISEMENTS.,
Summer Dr6Bl3' Gcii3d.
=
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DRY ; GOODS STORE;
ON MONJ3AY, MAY Slat 1869,
500 Pieces; --
EEMII
At 37 1-2 Copts per Yards,
oat to Import
These Goods are seasonable aml.9reat Vargalna
PROCTOR & CO.
- THE
41. B E•E HI • ,VE,"
.
inO Chestnut Street, "
PHILADELPHIA.
‘20r0ar.139.3m
MUNI Sq.'II.A.TOR' S' NOTICE.
—Lot:tors , of Administration on the estate of
, lisaboth Bear, dt e'd, late of Middleseslownabip t
haviog boon Issued to the subscribor, residing in
Carlisle. Notice is hereby given to all persons in,
debt= to said estate to make paymenti and those
having claims to present them- properly authentt
cated-for settlement-to
Apl 2-Ots DAVID If lAZ, Aden's.
VOTICE TO TAX PATERR.—
ri urvra.arrsaltarertotrilty - virr
attend for 0. purpose of receiving Cooney and
State taxes r,1869, as required by Act of Assembly„
at the following times and places, vie:
East Pennsboro, at Morris' hotel, May 17 and at
Solrer's hotel, May 18.
Flampdenrat Kreltser's-hotel-May-19-and 20.
Silver Spring, at DueY's hotel May 21, Klink's hotel
May 22. •
Lower Allen, at 'Miele's hotel May 24, Heelea hotel
•
May 25.
Upper Allen, at Culp'e Hotel May 28 and 27.
Monroe, at Ilursh's hotel May 28 and 20.
Booth Illiddloton, at Itupley's hotel May 31 and
Boiling Springs June 1.
Middlesex, at Middlesex School House Juno 2 add 8.
North Middleton, at Beeehor's hbtel Juno 4 and 5.
West Pennsboro, at Chisnell's hotel Juno 7 and
Fair's hotel .'ltne B.
Frankford, at Blowsyllle June 9 and 10.
Mifflin, at Ket r tle's school house, June lr and 02.
Newton, at ttenberges hotel June 14 Stough
town Jun 115.
Penn, at - Efsfer's hotel Juno 16 -and-17.,:_
Dickinson, at Crosier's hotel June 18 and 10.
Southampton, at Baughman's hotel Jane 21 and 22.•
Hopewell and NoWbusg, at Sharp's hotel Jun 9, 23
'and 24.
Shippensburg lioro and Top., at .Junkln's hotel
June 25 and 20.
Newville, Hen noberger's hotel June 28 and 29.
Mechanicsburg, Kline's hotel Juno 30 and July 1.
Now Cumberland, at Belt's hotel July land 3.
Carlisle Commissioner's omen July 6 and 6.
On all taxes not paid on or before the first day of
August next, five per cent. will be added.
The Trownwer well receive taxes at his office -un
til the first day of September noir, iet - which. tine e
duplicates of all unpaid taxes will be issued to the
clenstables, of the respective boroughs and town
ships for collection
.C. MELLING k
"TrOftsur9r forlhunbarlinid county
april 10,69-6 t.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at
the Cella House on . •
Wednesdaii, ,Tune 2, 1869.
his velauable property, atiiite on West Loather
street, adjoining the German Reformed Church.
The property is a TWO STORY BRICK, 40 foot
front by 140 feet in - depth, and has all the modern
conventepeas and appurtenances.
Sale to - compqnce at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day
when the property will be aboolutoly stricken off
to the hlgheet,bidder.
Terms-10 per cent of the purchase money to be
paid when the property Is stricken off, the Latrine°
to be paid OR July Ist, 1809, when deed still be made
and possession delivered.
apt ,09-to
=lla
ADM I NISTATOR'S:-NOTICE
Lottors of administration on the estate of
Wm. B. Mullin, Esq., Idec'd.. late of Mount Holly
Springs, having been issued to the subscribers re ,
si dim% at the same place. notice Is hereby given to
all persona indebted to said estate to make payment
and those having claims to present them duly au.
theutleated ter settlement to
'Slam) 6t
EXECUTOR'S NOTIOE.--Letters
Testimentary on the estate of Benjamin Gin
ler, Sr. ' Into of Monroe township, dee'd., having boon
issued to the subscriber, residing In the same town
ship, notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted
to said estate to make payment andthose having
claims to present them (fitly authenticated fOr set
tlement to BENJAMIN OIVLER,Jr.
7May 09-0 t Executor.
•
ohnADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
. Letters of Administration on the estate of
Strork, late of Monroe township, having been
issued do the subscriber residing in the same tcwrn
ship, notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted
to the estate to make Immediate payment, and to
all those having claims against` It to present them
for settlement; JOHN ENCK,
;Slay 6t .A d ministrater. .
NOTICII,I
NARY BOItTLE by her next In tho Courtof Cont.
Wood I.IOIIN CBRNMAN mon Pleas of Cum•
nx berlanJ county,
LYSANDER BO lITL E. No. 25TApril T.'69
Altos subpeein
guedivorco, to LY.
SANDER DOR'ME
du obedience to' nu order of publicailon tq mo di
rooted, you aro hereby notified to be and appear In
Mu Court of Common Pions, for the county of Cum
berland, on the - fourth Monday of August, 1869,
being tho 231 day, to show cause, it any you have,
why Mary 'Borth, should not bo divorced from the
bonds of matrimony entered Into with you, accord
log to the prayer of the potato's tiled In said court
309, C. THOMPSON
Sheriff.
IZIE
ESTATE NOTICE :- •
— Lettere - tEstamentary-opn-tho-ostste-of-Jnoob-
Burkholder, late of south Middleton townsb ip,this
county, having been issued to the subscriber re•
siding In West'Ponnsborough• township ; Notice is
hereby given to rersons Indobtetto .ustate of said
to make immediate payment, sad 'to all
persons having claims to present 'them for settle.
mont. SAMUEL DILLER, Sr.
np t r1117,66 'Executor.
LINIMENT,.
WIC MAN OR, LEAST.
his Valuable Preparation is admirably
adapted to the dure'of all those Dis
eases for which a'Counter-Irritant
or External Remedy is required.
:.REFERENCE:
Abram Altirquart,i:R.,..4.l abow,n• drib the. re,
WO Qt rhlch_lite , rtinttlltnit da.`,Cdmpottatt.',2
my knowledga or tho higrudionts, I do not houltata
in certifying that: It will be- hbooficial whoro on
oatatoal application ofAlto kiita to Indicatod.
, • .'•" .•, ' .6.7BTEFAttI . , 'M. D.
Shlpponahurg; Sept. 1.5,181P1. •
Fully conversant with tlie chemical c° mponente ' 1
and medical effects of A. Marquart's Liolumnt. 1„
cheerfully commend it to pose .who: maynned
Farheouvlllo, Pa. S. N 'l3ollllli, M. D: •
.81r. A. Marquert :—Dear Sir: I take oleamre in
saying that I have used yodr Liniment for chap-
pod hands, and it cured them And made thatil foul
soft; : I think It the best' have over used, and
would •oheerfulljr-rimommend It to the general
•" ' . oibtay. •
• Nalton Pa., Nov.-2.1;:1888, • •
, I•berebylierlifitt I have used .81arquart's
Liniment ttn, aerate es and Bpavin on twk,of my,
,horsea_tvith.tlM greatest' Suct_esit,,:and would roc.,
•mtimend•Wtorralliiit,lie.in need.•of 'anything of
t h e . • . ' nuatuicisa,
County Treasurer. ,
BtOnilin tOff Noi;18; 1808. .. • ?Ai
' .B.larstuarti—Deiii •Bir .• I iure
abota half a bottle of .your'Lliamengen my • le6ree
for a bad Collar Gallovhlchwas the b"uisbObalinata •
'sordid : the of saw; 'also on MY aralAhr
• Rheumatism, and it has given entire lefaction'
:in botiPcieee. would nbt do without' ma it - for ten'
times it cost and °heart - nil( recommend It to tire'
public •'• 10114151. LATSIIAW.
Yailitonville, Pa, Nov. 20, 1808. ,
A. Marguart, lEscli—Doer Eilr tv.Very
cover() attack of Rheumatism - In niy!back, - ao that
I could scarcely vale, which, waa - very' painful.
; After using half a bottle of your celebrated Lfol•
moot, I wan-entirely cured. Vile la not a teem
.mandatlon; -hut the plain - truth. , You ?Can. - make
any Usti of nile you please: ' • •
Walnut Bottom, Pa., Nov. 20,1804;_ • ' •
Mr. MerqUart .131 r I. have .used
your yoluablo Idulfainit . in my family' flor„'Allrem
ant palm; and aolos, and; p' , stiornetrof7 -
In every' ram' I do, think , as .ex,torual
wont, it atande without a ,
clear.
fully recomrtmnd e pabllo,.'Mespoetfully,,, .
W. 0011 M.
Jacketinylllo, ' .
A..Marquari; Red: :-. l ..tioar .It affords; me I
pleasure to certify that I Lave usod ppour Linithent
on my
,nook i In II clusa of, verr'S°ll•Tiqqat&rlCh
‘BraeM
uch 'ol66llon.and'.yory ,painfti „‘ . A "tr
or threo oppllcatlono, I found It toAset , mem (,
"Pd",l'ol4l4troonminond da 4/Yeallont iulmont.;
t •''• O
30011,0
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#9I,KNI'3 WAN#ID I ,ltddreiA „,
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PHILADELPHIA
We ebaII;OPEN
26,000 Yards,
FIGURED - GRENADINES;
- (The balanco,f an Imp brtatlon)
FIFTY-FIVE CENTS
LEGAL '.NOTICES.
=I
611A11.LES A. MULLIN,
W.l. IL MULLIN,
Adminletratore
MARQUART'S
cELEBRATED
JACOB . LONG
. L.:,~SPaNSLER'.•s COLUMN
L-SPO,NSIMB I L,,, r , ,
R.IE Ckmveyanaer
lanei — and'• Agan...,otdc• Win Ziegr
• ..
11,0R-.4ENT:-.A.. Store .; Room inta .
. .• Cellar, on.Weit:Streaf, 'botiroo'n Pomfret and'
'on 'South Street, .In the „Borough or Corltile,
nicely tit.tottup,with Eiholvlug,Drawro, end Conn=
.tor. „Well suited , fora 9r00017, Pt01:0, 'ead la.n.
lood location. , APply.to
24an 00, "
L I OR RINT.—A. large . two-story
DBLLINti HOllBll, filth a commit.
osi W,
e `withrt foll. Let oflerogridsind
Stabling ,lo the rear, situated .on East strgetibe•
tstien•Meln and Loutlier . streets' Carliele,lati.lhe
residence of Joseph Bhrom, dec'd.. Apply Mt..' s.
A. L. BPONSLEIL
•. v - `,." • ..Real Estate Agent.
, .
IGHLY IMPROVED: 'FARM
IN ADAMS COUNTY AT PRIVATE BALE"
!Rioted orttlie_ConaWbga. Creek 3 miles from
'laborer on the high road, and -on the Railroad
boding from Hanover to Littlestown, arising,
what yrselbrmerly known an ' the Kittemi ler Mill
property, containing c
171 4.ermi. of Limestone Land,
cleared but about 80 'Aeren, 'which are covered
Thithheary,Whlte Oe Timber. '
The improvements are extenslye, and Consist, ale
A" LARGE TWO STORY , ' , BRIOK.
2.I_2_IIIANSIOILRODSB. -
00 ,foet to length and 45 in breath, containing•
Hell and Eleven Large 'Booms,
.all' nerdy papered
and painted, - • pious running along the entire
front, and cellar under the wholEduruss, and, an
excellent' well of water '• near the kitchen door.
The out"buildings belonging to the' chore consist
of a large Carriage Ilouse,'Wood and Coal House,
Hog Pen, Prick Smoke House, Poultry Houser
Wash House, all 'new except the.ilatter. The
garden is large and highly °ultimate% containing
hot beds with glared sash. Thegrounds around
the house are adorned with shrubbery and stud
ded with ;many choice fruit and ornamental trees,
adjohilqg which is a. Linea pple Orehard, next
A' LARGE BANK BARN
nearly new DO feet by 60 with .:Wagon Shed and
'Corn Crib attached, and a never falling Well .of
Wiler in the Barn-yard, also ' .
A NEW. TENANT HOUSE,
90 by 20 feet containing 'seven memo, the out
buildings to same consistink of a Wash House, -
Bake liven, nog Pen, kc., a Pump at the door an d
an excellent garden. - - -.-
This property presents superior advantages, the
location being eligible. and the land of the beet
quality of limestone, wall watered and the , cattle_
having access to water from ovary told, a great
portion of the land has born recently, limed, the.
fenced In good condition and all the corn {mind '
sitoftkiii - mts groundjilbirgblsd - TM - ...the com
ing Spring. There is a Grist Mill. Blacksmith
Shop and School House within a abort distance
of the buildings,
The property haying been recently purchased by
-rgntrtlemart - frtmr - Baltintere — Who — afteriltting - 1
up at groat expense, is now desirous of returning
to,,tho city, will be disposed of at an extremely kw
figure, and upon reasonable terms. Enquire of
A. L. BPONEILER,
Real Estate Agouti Carlisle, Pa.
2,5de.68.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI
DENCE FOR SALE,
Situate on South Hanover street, Carlisle, now
owned and occupied by - Mrs. Washmood, late the
property of •Denediet Law. The lot fronts'on Han
over et., 00 feet, and extends back the same width
290 feot to an alley: The improvement. are a large
two-story BRAME. HOUSE, with 'Verandah in front,
Containing Double Parlers, Hall, Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen on lower floor and six Chambers
end Dath-rpom on the 2nd story. Gas and water
have been introdiceo. There is a large Stable and
Carriage House at the toot of ,the lot. The lot is
well studded with ornamental trees and shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every deicrlptlon and Grapes
of the most choice soleition In-abundance.
Enquire of • A. LEPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
IMMO
VALUABLE. FARM in Perry Co,,
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Situ - ate In Carroll township' 9 miles north of
Carlisle, 4 miles north of Carlisle Springs and 11
miles west of Duticannoni , adjoinlng lands of 3.
Shilafor, Nancy Cling - and others containing 120•.
ACRES. now owned - by Levi Leeds. DO acres of
which are - cleared{ in - .a — high - elate of -cultivation
and cinder Food fence and the residue covered with
thriving timber. A never.falling stream of Water
runs through the farm and plenty of lime within
2 miles. . • _
The Improvements are - two-story- big & Waiter
boarded 'House, Largo Barn and Spring House with
excellent water. School House and Ohurch at a
convenient distance. *Apply to
A. L. BPONBLEH,
Heal Estate Agent.
230ct-68
DR r GOODS.
GRAND, -- OPENING . OF
S.PILING GOODS,
CEN,TR AL
DR r.. 'GOODS' STORE
Ws are just resolving our supply of geodeenitabls
(or the. season.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Fancy Drees Silks, all colors, Black Silk all,quall
tles, New Style Poplins, Elegant Striped Popßusts,
Beautiful striped Mohair', Elegant Clime Popilues,
Spring Alpacas, all shades,
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF GOODS
1‘ , , :, Suitable for Mises and Clilldren'e dress
FRENCH PERCALES, CHINTZES, BRILLIANTS,
DIABBAILLES, PIQUES,YeR DRESS.
IV Hsi TE GOODS,
801 l finished Cambrles, Jaeonets, Nainsooks, Bwl s
Mull, and French !dueling, a arabaldi Muellue, &
NEW STYLE PARASOLS,
61' all coloriand qiiallt
ALL KINDS OF HOSIERY, AT GREATLY It
DUCED iItIOEIB
Cloves, Ilandkercblefa Comte, Mitts, Ribbons,
Collars, Honied Ants, Balmoral Skirts, &c.
NNW% STYLI TR131141109. AND DIPFTQNB for
trimming dreeooo.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEMIS,
, .
The Largest Stock In Ms county ; all the new; etyles
and colots of Fanny Oasshr ores, for, men ancl 'boy.
wear.
MOURNING.. GOODS
Of eirbry DoicAPtlon
P . U,1,1 1 1i It ,A L
ititrays;* fultrairpply,llll4 'tory ottlot attention 41,
on to filling ortlyro for Lowe or country,
C A'R'P E T S',
et pally ledueed pikes; of evory Natiety . aud style
Matli~~gs,
Off Cloths—
Your epecid atteotlon ,Is called to the fact that
the contyal Dry (loads Store Is now preparaillo ex.
Mit the most desirable and' the . largest stock, of
Gorda In the country. .
• Please, do not fall to call and give our stock an
Inspection before purchasing for the season i .
, . ,
LEIDIGH . &•.MiLL.Eit. •-•
PCUTII HART . COBN*II OF 1.11111C1iF,13417i*.
7snai
"'BENTS
(I , ormerly Cortnan lioure.)
_No. 17 AND 19 EAST MAIN ST.;
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The undersigned havingpurchesed end eniltalr
'refitted, and furnished sinew rhitutighout with rill,-
`class fOrnlturit,thlil WellAttowd.apd,oldeStabllshint
Hotel, eolloltg thin4ttstqui eir.lbancenincinitr and
travelling public, "llPisyrell prepared to furnish
Bret-thnis accommodations to all who desire . to make
• potat their ~fieme‘ or &sunk r fituptenrir abbic
Tki , htiStoni Ilions th doiroondlng ocnintry Is'net
spectrally 'solicited, Perirtsons and attentive 'ern
antsare , engsged et thiaordin hotel ‘
4 , r;•11.‘ j, ..& nrii , dummtvelf 'conneetillarthn
Hotel the nuutigiontent W. a .
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A. L. BPONBLEII,
Iteal Estate
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NEW RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRIING GOODS
L. T. GREENFIELD'S
Your t ingestion is solicited, as great bargains In
ell kinds of Dry Goods ■n now odulogr-B►dpg
purchased a fall line ofall the Most .doelrabligoode
'at the 1101LBOR for cash at the lowcSit mark that goods
, .
havii reichii in tpo lad six . years, I azi preparnd
to offer to the .tradii greater Indimitoeittilluic calf
be found In any House in Oa ysltey. ,41. luk to
convince any one oflite sbovefadt, to an oirly call
SILK AND LINEN POPLINS,
Poplinettes,-Mohairs, Chenes, Striped
Pi ques, Fig Piques; beautiful shades of
STRIPED MOHAIR,
Scotch Ginghams in Plaids and stripes
CHILD . RENS'DRiSS GOODS
AT TIIE
Dotheitic Gingham et 123 emu and upwards,
State of Miaow; libutinga, Pillow-eau lipallue,
very ebeip. ' Parties wanting the elmn will do wel
to examine bur dock before purchasing.
COTTONADES,
From the Lowest Gnida to the Flood French
tLNog always taken the lead la We branch of
the business, 11 . wifildatay I ant better prepared Me
etason than ever to meet the wiehei of all dashing
o good article, or a fear bargala
at the shortest notice by a first•class
Squat° and long, also a full' itaaOrtmont, of
Fu4Oral . poOds, 14Ich orders bo
promptly and satiafactoriii
'GI .0 0 1:),•9
-
Townie, Linone, Marsaillos, Plquoa, guilts
bpioada/Naiin3cokß, India Virills,Swie69a,
TarloOns, (landPics, &c.
Malls,
,
' .fiug,
ANA ..G 6V 8,
.';ll.o.:::4‘;,gesTr:l44lo.PT l4 / 3 1ET;,
You aillanot be , iusappolntOC if you oil
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49.- 17 ,:, ;GOODS.,
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No. 4. East Main Street.
DRESS GOODS
all shadia of
COLORED BILKS,
JAPANEBIC POPLINS
t>
SPRING A-LPA4AS,
STRIPED POPLINS,
Elegant Delaines at 20 cents,
STRIPED - DELADTE,S,
ALL 'WOOL DELAINEB,
in single and, double widths: Also,
IN GREAT VARIETIES,
DOMESTIC-GOODS
Akir6ooo 710.1300 D OALIOO at 10 and 12% eta
SHIRTING STRIPES,
CHECKS,
DRILLS,
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DENE7if tii, ki3
GRAIN BAGS,
CLOTHS AND'• CASSIERRES
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
TAILOR
MOURNING GOOD S
BOMBAZINES,
WOOL DELAINEB
lILA.OK AI , ID WHITE ,MIXITTIqS
Crape Veils and Collars, English Craps
BLACK THIBET4SR:AWLS,
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TABLT . LINENB,
TeilLTil oLoTHA, NAPKINS,
'N'QTIONS!
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in great varioties:
stoili f Oosialitli'on hand
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JEW 4.D.VERSI;4:MENTS:
_.Schenek's
Ileinised Tonle and Mandrake Pills, will core Con
sumption, Liver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, U taken
according to directions. They are all three to be
taken at the mime time. They cleanse the Stomach,
relax.the i User, and pat It to work: then the appe.
titirbenames good t. the food digests and makes good
blood: the patient begins to grow In Seth, the
disessettmatter. . ripens in the lungs, and the pa
tient ,outgrows .the dilutes and gets well. This is
the only way to cure consumption. •
To these three medicines Dr. J. IL Schenk, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrelaxed sucrose in the
treatment of pulmonary. consumption, The Pul
monis Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lunge,
nature throws. It off by an easy expedoration, for
when the phlegm or Matter is ripe, a alight cough
will throw itoff, and the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must bo freely used to clean se the stomach and liver,
so that the Pulmonlo Syrup and the hod will make
good blood.,
Bohenek's Mandrake PH:react upon the liver' re
moving all obstruettolui, relax the duct of the gall
bladder, the We darts freely, and the liver le soon
relieved; the atools will show what the Pills eon
do; nothing ha ever been invented except calomel
(a deadly poison which is very clingstone to use un
ions with groat care), that will unfoekthe gall blad
der and alert thesometioniof the liverlike Schenck%
Mandrake Pills.
Liver complaint is Ono of the _most Prominent
cancel of coreumpron.
- Schenck's Seaweed Tonle Is a gentle • atimulaat
and alterative, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which
that preparation Is made of assists - the stomachto'
throw out the gastric juice to dissolve the food with
the Pulmonia Syrup, and it le made Into good blood
'without fermentation or souring in the stomach. -
The great reason why,physlclans don't cure con
eumption te r they tryto=do , :too. ranch :_they. give
- niedcliii - to atop the cough, to step chills, to atop
night sweats, beetle fevers and by so doing they de.
range the whole digestive powere, locking up the
soeretlons,and eventually the patientainks and dies.'
Dr. Schenck, In his treatment does not try to atop
a cough, 'night swede, Mlle or fever. Remove
the causel and they will all atop of their own accord.
No ono ein be cured of Ceaeumptlon, Liver Com
plaint, Dyepepsla, Catarrh, Cancer, Ulcerate/ Throat
unless the liver and stomach are made healthy.
• . If a person his • consumption of coarse the lunge
in some way era diseased, either turbercles, abseeo
see, brohchlal Deletion, • pleura adheilon, or the
lungs are a male of inflammation and foot decaying%
the lunge that are wastluebut it is the whole badly
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out of food. Now the only chance le to take
Schenck's three medloinee, which will bring ap a
tine to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
Ibod, ft'will digest easily and make good blood; then
the patient begins to gain In flesh, and as soca an
the body begins to giow,thelungs commixes to hea.
up and the patient gets fleshy and well.' This is
the only way to cure consuption.
When there Is no lung dlsease,aad only liver com
plaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck ' s Seaweed Teals and
Mandrake Pills are zuMcient without the Pulmonic
• Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all
bit
one complaints, as they are perfectly harmless.
•
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years part, and now weighs 225
_pounde,_was_wasted away- to a mere skeleton,in the
last stages ofPulminaryConeumptlon yls physician
having pronogneed his case hopeless and abandoned
him to hie fete. He was cured by the aforesaid med.
tellies, and since his recovery many thousand
algjete,/haye,rme/,PlAchp_Anc 'aprAporatkailL.
Witfilitte same remarEdile success. Pull directions
accompanying each, Maki it not abaolutely necessa
ry to personally see Dr. Schenck. unless the patient
wish their lunge examined, and for this purpose he
le professionally at his-Principle oMce, Philadelphia
every Saturday, where all atters of advice moat Ise
addressed. He Is also professionally at No:82 Bond
street' keve h riotherT esry ,
85,HAntsersget,iato..ever;ott,
He gives advice free, but for a thorough examina
tion with his Reel/remoter the price is $5. Office
hours at each city, from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Price Of the Pulmonlc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each 91.50 per blttle ' or $7.50 a halt dozen. Man
drake Pills 25 cents abox. For sale by all drugglets
D.. J. 11. SCHENCK,
- N 0.15 N. oth St. Phila. Pa.
I iwailiihT
april23,o&ly
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.,
IlaTejnet removed to tti elr
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE BROAD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
And have commenced, the Bede of an
EXTRAORD INAR Y
IMPORTATION
Try Ciro c) 4:51. ,
Comprising the Newest Fabrics and Itlcheet Cesium
selected by them of the moat Celebrated Factorlos—
embmclng
All the NOVELTIES of the Season
Imnienso Assortmon
4,
Medium Price Goods,
FOll THE
POPULAR TRADE,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
N. 8.-11. 0. & Co., contend that It Is A GREAT
MIBTARE to bellevothat goods cannot be sold as
low In a handsome store as In a dark and dingy one,
.and to provo this have taken • tho greatest care to
stuirtbelr goOds-at
The Lowest Remunerative Prices
2April 80-3 m
ISt A.N H 0 D:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED;
Just leh n 6, w e
l e e % t r i
e oj
Essay en the radical ass (without
medic)ne)of SPiRMATOREII6II, or Sem
inal Weaknee Involuntary Seminal Losses, In
-Passims', Mimed and Physical Incapacity. Impedi
ments too marriage ' ete.; also CoNsomerimr, EpliSrBl ,
and Fire, Induced by self Indulgence or sexual ex
travagance.
*.Prices, In sealed envelope only 6 cents. .
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonetratesfrOM a thirty years , suCcesalul
practice, that the alarming consequence of self
abuse may be radically cured without the .danger•
oue use of internal medicine or the knife; pointing
out a mode ot , eure at once simple, certain, aiid' ef
fecttlal, by means of which every sufferer, no mat.
ter whatbde _conditionlreay be, may cure. himself
che44l privately , and todicguy.: . .
hie Lecture should be In'thelands of every.,
you and every man la the land. '
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope; to any ad
dress porfnetd, on receipt of els cents, or two poet
damps. • Also, Dr . Onlverwell'a "Marriage Guide,"
price 2.5 cents. - Address the Publishers
. • CHAS. Z.O. KLINE ' A
CO.,
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127 Bowery, New York, Poet Office Box 4,686
24iin 09
yPIVALUABLE HOTEL Property.
A 11*ATIt SAIAOR EXCHANO Ir9ll. A BARN
The enbectlbei often at private WO the well.known
hotel stead In Newellle, Pa.; known at the '
L:0 a A N /3 11
The lot (upon which the Iliad stands) contains 67
by.lBo feet, main .addltleh.theretexrlll be sold an
excellent OAItDKN cop taining.os by 180 feet.
The house Is largo and subsetutially builforetone
containing 8/sleeping apartniente. good Harmom
Dlialug-reemiParlor,Kitchen and all modern carmen
Mime. A good Weller Water 111 the door..
'EXCELLENT 'STABLIN G x
Ibi,foriy, borne, los House, Wood rfouse, Smoke
Holies and all necessary oubbulldings. ,
- The Logan How, is widely and favorably known
and le largely patronized. it ass been gulto recency
rano:fated and repaired tbroiligbont.,
Terms to quit tlie.purolviser.
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Ypr
Vtienrstheer. to Pa te r
e apply.to the totieertbee,to
ter 6 . 661, at Newel .•
28A.suptt.
ThtiGE6at Pacific'lipioad in finished
*P4TPALea r tI•PoIiPS.
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UNIONIETENTRAL:PACIFICI
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BQU.QBT_ ' ANDS
-Bankeis and .Deaifirt!.in Govern!"eius
•Pamiiiiume
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NEW. ADVERTREMENTS.
manta Syrup
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAI) . CO.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
- Thum groat onterpriaa la'approwehingreompletlati ---
with d rapidity that astonishes the world. Over
fifteen (1500) hundred miles have been built by two
(2) powerful companies; the Union , Pacific Railroad,
beginning at Omaha, building west, and the Oen.
ral Pacific Railroad 'beginning at Sacramento, and
building east, until the two roads BMW Meet. Lam
than two hundred and fifty miles remain to be '
built. The' reater part of the Interval le now
grad
ed, and It Is reasotiably expected that the through
connection between - San Francisco and Now 'Lark
will be completed by July 1.
As the amount of Government aid given 'to each
is dependent upon the length of toad each shall
build, bo th companies are prompted to great efforts
to secure the construction and control of what,
when completed , will be ens and the may gravid
Railroad Line ammocling the Atlantis and Pacific
oast.
One Ilunared and Ten Million Dollars ($11e,000,-
000) In money have already been expended by the
two powerful companies engaged in thin great en.
Depth°, and they will speedily complete 'the por
tion yetto_behuilt.—When the United Eitateo GOT.
arnmeht build It necessary to secure the construc
tion of the Pacific Railroad, to develop and protect
its own Interest, it gave the companies authorized
rpoody completion b4ond a doubt. Tho Govern
ment aid may be briefly summed up at follows:
First. The right of way and all norm tary Ombra
And atone from public domain.
lecond..lt makes a donation ot -12,800 acres of
land to thoplie, which, when the road is completed,
will amount to twenty-tlyee "Million (23,000,000)
acres, and ail of It within twenty (20) miles of
railroad.
Third. It loans the -comp miss fifty million dol
lars (P 60,000,000), for which it tahtli a second lien.
The Gevernmont has already loaned the Union
Pacific Railroad twenty-four million and fifty
eight thousand dollars (t 24,058,000, and to the
Central Pacific Railroad seventeen million six bun.
Bred and forty-eight thousand (17,640,000), amount
ing in all to' forty one million seven hundrodiund
six thousand dollars (811,700,000).
The Companies are permitted to ihsue their own "
First Mortgage Bonds-to the same amount "all they
receive from the United states; and no more. The
companies have sold to permanent Investors about
($40,000.000) forty million dollars of the First
Mortgage Bonds. The companies have already
paid in (including not earnings not divided, grants
from State of California, and fiacramento city amb
San Francisco), upwards of ($25,000 000) twenty.
Ilia million dollars capital stock.
In considering this question It mita bo remem
bered that all the remaining Irop - .3nish the
road le contmotelfOr, and the- largest portion-paid
Mr and now delivered on the line of the 'Onion'
Nellie Railroad and the_Contral .Pacific Railroad;
and that the guiding is almost :finished.
WHAT RESOURCES CAVE Tlt COMPANIES
First. They will receive feom the Government as
the road Progressee about $9,000,000 additional..
Second. They can issue-their owh First Mortgage
Donde for abouts9,ooo,ooo additional.
Third. The companies now hold' almost all the
land they have up to this time received from the
Government; upon the completion of the road they
will have received in all 23,000,000 acres, which at
81,50 per acre would be worth $31,500,000.
In addition to the above the net earnings of
the roads and additional capital, if necessary, could
be called in to finish the road.
No ono has over expressed a don that se soon
as the . ined Is completed its through business I'll l
be abundantly profitable.
Gross earnings et the Union Pa.
cior Railroad Company ibr
six months, endingJanuarylst,
1809 were upwards of
The earnings of Cantral Pacific
Railroad, for alx months, end
ing January Ist 1800, were
Expenses $550,000 gold
Interest 450,000
ALSO lAN
Net profit of Central Pacific Rail
road, after paying all interest
find exponsaff for eli months $760,000 gold
The present gross earnings of the' Union and
Central Pacific Railroads aro $1,200,060 monthly.
lIOW LARGE A BUSINESS IS IT SAFE TO
PREDICT FOR Till GREAT PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD?
We would give the following ' ; facts derivod from
Shipping Lists, Insurance Companies, Rai!Toads
and general. informs Huai—
Ships going from the Atlantic
around Noe Horn, 100
Steamships connecting at j'anama
nit h Qtlifornia and China,
Overland Trains, Stages, Horses,
ate., etc. ,
30,009
Here we have two hundred and thirty, thousand
tone carried westward and experience has shown
that the last live years that the returned passengers
from California have been nearly as numerous as
those going.
We make the following estimate :-
110 Steamships (Loth ways) 70;000 (actual for '6B)
200 Vessels • 4,000 °etiolated
Overland
100,04' •!, •
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Preeent . pilie (averagleg half the cost of the
steamships), for both passengers "-mid tonnage
gives this following rosult :-
174,000 passengers at gm
460,000 tens, rated . at per 6616 e too 15;640,000
'Easing ealoultitlons upon the shove figures with.
out allowing lbr the large increase' of • busiame
which can safely be looked• for, then estimate the
running expense at dee half and nre base , a net
'demo of $10,620,000; which, after , paying the In
terest en the !that - Mortgage Bonds and the all ,
Terme. nudely the Government, would leave a
'net annual Income of $9,010,018 over esul abort di
expenses and interest.
The FICA - Mortgage Monis et tiro Onion : picilic
Railroad Company and tincprtt 'Mortgage Bonito
of4he Central Pacific Itilfirol rio. are both, princi
pal and interest, payable in gold coin; they pay
II per-cent. Interest in gold coin,' and run for.
thirty years, and they cannot be paid. heibre that
time without the consent, or the holder.
Ylret Mortgage Geld Ronde of Ore Gniolt , Paclna
.16111:roa1 fir Bailee. bar and!,nocrcted Irit4ebet, and
First Mortgage Geld Bonde Of Central Poch. Rail
road at 1118 and aaertie!l intoned..
JOS:A.VWDBURN
DE HAVEN & , BRO.,
Dealers in Government Seouri4
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Central Pacific Railroad
WHAT IS THERE YET TO BE DONE
TO FINISH TUB ROAD}
WAY BUSINESS-ACTUAL EARNINGS
83,000 NO
HOW SIANX. P OSENGER3 AHD THEMA
Numbor por annum 174,000
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ties;.Qold; 1t0.,-=~.
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g 1,760,00 gold
80,000 tone
120,000 .
$17,400.000
$83,010,000
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