Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, June 11, 1869, Image 3

MEIFME
FOUND.—A. Farrel and Herring safe
key.: The, owner (inn:have..it:by calling
et this Mom.' ' •
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AlWAllTlEllNicler—A.dielingiiikeid. an-,
tbority on the subject that this country is
full of men Ni Ito have got rich by adver 7 _
thing. In fact ; no. man :expects now ,srr
ke hia'bmilh‘ss running without SilifOr,
Mi g tbo PeOple . What ho is doing Or whe're
he can, be', found. I.Tie ficorPlo cannot-6f
ford tospend theln:te to huntup illttees
of
business and trade. , They harn.:hoott so
long abeustomed'tegainnig that
tion item the,n4spapers:that they depend
upon that source altogether, and `govern
their trade from what they learn and read
at their 4canos ond by their own firesides.
A advertisement is a friendly talk
between businessmen and tbeir couto,rners.
It is a daily iniitat,lon fo come and trade,
and every day th'creader of a, local paper,
expects to
,see. and. bent. hnt the mar- .
diantt3, the .manufacturers and tradesmen
‘ave to say.,.. A local. newspaper is a trav
elling agent; taking his daily tomato the
famtlitioff all. their customers.. No mat
ter whether .times aro good or dull ; no
matter, Vothor trade is brisk or otherwise
no man can. afford to, take down his, sign
nor withdraw the pleasing influence Of a
daily chat with his custonters:through,,the
newspaper. I'or a business man to sof
advertising, would be equivalent to his
saying, "I have stopped business, and ask
no more favors, of the people."
IZIZI
IZ's We were in error in 'our,state—
snout last 'week that Philip Philips would
sing in the brat' Methodist Church. He
has been engaged for 'Stiturday evening,
Juno 19th, in Memo's Hall. We append
a few extracts from the Secular and i•
; Re
- —ligious press—of England and American
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companies.•
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From the Maneheeler Guardian.—..,
- ' The giSinging.Pilgriiii."— Oct, Saturday
evening last, Mr Philip Philips "sang the
gospel" to upwards of 8,000 pople, in the
Eflingbarn Theatre inWhiteapel. The
audience were comppsed chiey of work
ing Men and their wives. The solemn
feeling whieb:,pezvaded the vast assembly
,-----strhi-Ist ,, -M-sy---latillifui-sang -,, •, . • •. , +.•
not usually produced under the ordinary
preaching of th e• gosi3l.-----Whon the audi•.
ence joined in the chorus, ~ 0h I help me
sing for Jesus'," the effect vas eitraordi
Clary. We, have been privileged to bear
the hearty congregational singing of York
shire and taneashire, but du not remem
ber ever ,to have heard such earnest con
gi egational singing as we did on last Sun
day evening. The influence of Mr. Phil
ips's visit . te,England will, we believe,
prove a:blessing to many. May ho have
_ the contiriced smile of heaven upon him
wheretiv,ey lad gee's'.
F;coid the - Sunday SchAl Times.
Mr.l Philip Philips, the author of the
' , Singing pilgrim," who himself is an cm
bodimbatnethiii title of his book a verita
ble "Singing Pilgrirri," who-sings for Je
sus just asastors preach, and teachers
teach, arid , C hristians stand up for Jesus,
led in the music of the Convention. To
say that theeinging—was-delightful is not
Enough; it wits educating, edifying, eleva
ting ; it was spiritual, devotional, prayer
ful. The Convention owed much of its
power to thilinguence of these, sanctifying
songs, so sweetly sung by our good broth,
er Philips. A.t4 the Lordobless him in
his beatitiftil..l.lPe:*ork of singing for
Jesus
From thdirestern Christian Advocate
Philip . Philiiit.—Thdso who have heard
the sweet singer will have a life-long re
collection of him, for he always sings him
self into the heart. His power is marvel
ous whether in the presence of the-high
est dignitaries of the nation, at the confer
ence, prayer-meeting, or Sabbath School,
ho charms alike; and rouses patriotism at
will. Nor. lolls great alone on great oc
casions, before groat assemblies._ He is as
touching and as tender in the social circle
With a select and admiring few.
BAPTISM BY IMMERSION. --On Sab_
bath afternoon last, ithe,'.int ' ercatilfg — el. -
nonce of baptiam 'by•intmerilon was per
formed 'by Rev. Mr. Hurtimt, Pastor of
the " Church of
,fiod," of tlis borough.,
Three persons: , korM immersed, itilhe
Lo
tort, springoit,the.lower end bf Pond:rot
'street, and . iuite a Crowd, concreted to wit
ness the rite. administered, whiOh' to Most
- of them was p an intercaing and unusual
ceremony.
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NEW GOODS AND Low FRICES.-.
TheroMas - been a . -minsiderabla reduction
in the price of Dry Goode all over,tbe coun
try, and ISSN* ;S: CO, at tinily Well-known
Merpantife Emporium," No. 27 South
Hanover street, Carlisle, are determMed
to sell goods as cheap as the cheapest, if
not a little cheaper. They aro constantly'
adding to thoir already large stock, and
they have - now in store an extensive as
sortment - of superb:sr Black ,Silks, Mixed
Dress grinds, Jspilooso Minv3, Striped goods,
Marseilles and Tique.i, A IpaellS, 'White
rods, Linens, Gloves, Hosiery and Trim
mings, Domestics in greet abundance, ear-.
pets, Men and Boys' Wear,Ac. Ca/1 and
examine their stock.
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ft. ICOi , EN TO Mr. HOLLY.
The South Mountain Railroad Company
has'abniplated its track as far as Mt. Roi
ly Springs; .and we 'learn from the Super
intendant Mu. JOON OSBORNE., that the
Ime w 01„ bo open for passenger 'MO
freight traffic to that point from and after
tonday next;
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VIED (W EIS INJURIES.--WM Wire,
the tnep who was so terribly at the boiler
explosion at Mulnn's mill, last week, died
fro the Nudes ho there received. The
dec'eaSed wee about'4o years of age, was a
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member Of,Co. A. (Henderson's) of the 7th
Penna. Reserves, and served with credit,
during Abe war, , •
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Wednesday lasi, caber
on - Mairi, -Annoyer,. or Pomfret . Sh 4, a
gold sleeve button with a carved amethyst
setting: The. ,finder will be suitably
warded by. lerqing At at this Oise.
'SPRECTIER, will preach
in the First Lathern,Chureh on next Sab-
ANT CRL*i UPON, HI9 DUTIES.—On
, lanesday 'not' J*. Zuu,, entered . up
, ,conhis 'ne ',Gauger 'dud' inspector of
Lilo:pre for this(l6th) Relionuothstrict
lining an established fact that tho bon
. ,
; ;;CitUtion ' Bitters aro far superior to ail oth
or Bitters, it is not surprisinic ikat they
are used to such 'an extant: There is no
doubt, thutdf peciplo consult,-tholownsiin,
timed. they will be ouppliTd with, theiniit
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all times; ftif d fow, dean' fatten I'd 'time
will ofton , proves V it , Jong tip& lingering
oicknoso .
'EsieryWheie '
10ii':I'SevriT:re Clough Byrupt (lure.
Tns NUISANCE TO BE ABATKEire—
Oustri'rtilX.S'itip..94,thif l.ttei,ing.:Sp,o,f 'the
coart House:Eiquarevvitb,•ftgr,lealtuial im
plementi:ba've reeved ! ilie.(lorniniaaioiilas;
to erdet•the4t:teiti9. l 'o." l 4 , 4o. i ! e flA t t '' . i .it;
the C.OPTiel 4o o o i,e'ile ,: T l tATY;:th O ;! k yl lorii,
of Implements; yet .. f ietniiiping,AliAtAVoi.:
mudt be taheif itt.Yhi!lit• 0196.* i , 44*51g.
be bonfiseated, and faitbdr. tl!llt; . they will.
never again . " be Pluriaiiil4lkk ciieupy,;tbe"
r4rp,op9.
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ptiociti rid A.cOtbaN'r. --Yeatercifty.
.(T4uT546),))101111AV, 1V.441.1;;13.1
BitAx,irg, grapi And forwatdtp g nulrobaht
'h i aa ant; Oi,iiiii;lkie.:Ortighea
01 ° ' othet ori9 ' Pß f A u t i i:
Tbo Accident oc'eurred while Me:
.13, wolf coupling his OITA to the mdinfeg•
golglit train But,
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'LOOK AT TUN DioTicr..--Anwe Are
now closing up. ou,r,husumss, ye desire, all
persons indebted to csbybook .
ticccitintor
otherwise, come Forward and, Su/&p err
rangements for settleMnnt.., - Wc aise.-otfor,,
the balance'. of our' stack at the''',ir'entest
sacrifice—Al( .whOw,ish , to ise'co.imolrY
W. o.tANYYER at CO.
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MEMORIAL'
eereitiotli:;Of :decorating Soldiers', graves,
tookl place on Saturday the Nth ; proximo.
Giving:to the crowded state Of out' columns,
We are'compelled to delay the•ptiblielition
of our report of the proLeediegs,_ as cOn
4'u6p3d under 'auspiCes: Of' Post ,
114 Grand Army of the Republic. ;
In accordance with the pre-M•ranged
'prokratine, the citizens of our town, mot
at - Rhiein's - Rtillat; iVeltiek P.' M - .; where
the trabps; from the Gatrison'under 'com
mand-'of'Oapt. Fichet and I;iput. Budd,
pro Ceded by . thcb,,U. S. -Barracks .Band,
and the Knights of Pythias had assembled.
Post o. 11i Grand Army of the Republic
Soon 'appeared „heeded 'by the -Garrison
Baild,lt having been placed at the service
- Of thtforganization-throUgh-the—courtesy
ofßrig. Geni. Batch.
Large quantities of flowers lied been
SUPplied, and after their distribution to the
different societies, to the officers and SOl-'
diere from the Barracks,, the ceremonies,
were Opened with an impressive prayer by
the Revd. J. F.'lleClallan, Pastor of !the*
Emory Methodist Chapel. The Revd.
Joel Swartz, of the English Lutheran
Church; was then introduced, and delivered
the following able and eloquent address.
LADIES AND' GENTLEMEN--
Happily wo are now sa far removed
from the scenes and excitements of the late
War, that we are now, prepared not only to
appreciate the nature of that struggle but
also to 'determine the place Which those
who perished in it should hold in-our es
timation, And, ; this" wo may, do without
aither .discussing the measures by WitiCh
thower was oonductod or referring to those
political ditYdrences which divided loyal
and patriotic mon In regard to, those mea
sures. •
We are persuaded there are hone here
te-dai, whatever may bo their party pre
dilections, a 'n wish the grand result to be
ifferent-from-whata..4..th "
of our national unity and the perpetuation,
- in - spite oftrebellion and 14 , tfof our repub
lican'form of goizernmer We arc glad,
therefore, that on this in esting occasion
two need 'embitter the fe lags of none by,
unpleasant party reminiscences, and that
-we are not expected nor called upon to en
ter the field 'of political discussion, _tor
which we have as little inclination as ex
perience, but, are expected to .spelik, if wo
can,-some fitting,word in memory of those
brave men, equally cherish J and vener
ated by us alk, who responded,. in the hour
-of danger, to the call of the country, and
died in its' defence. Coming up, there
fore, to-day, from all lower and mere par
tizan moved by our common
and melancholy impulse of veneration and
gratitude, wedesire to lay upon the sacred
dust-of-our fallen brothers and fathers and
sons, ihe perishable tribute of a few olthe
sweet and beautiful flowers of this delight
ful season.
The children of one family may disagree
when busied and worried with tlfdir labor,
and may criticise each others performan
ces, but when they gather around th e
grave of a brother or a father who has
done his Work well, it.becomes Them to
forget their differences and contentions,
and heartily_ unite in honoring the
nerriory and applauding the deeds of one
who has finished the weld:Abet was given
him to do. This is the spirit.in. which we
are assembled to-day. Wo. come to strew
few fragrant flo - WeriupmiTthie more fra
grant turf which wraps the hallowed."-mold
•of our bravelJnjoii Soldiers. - •
We are aware hoWlittlo they' iiep.ct this
poor honor; nt•our bands. 'So far as their
fame is concerned, thatria flied. It lives
with the immortal cause' for which' they
died. For thorn it might Ipti sittittt,-
!Raise us noteketene, news nut a
But leave no alone in ouiglory.,"
needs therefore no "effort of mine 'or
yoit ra to gi v MiisZilidi fy — ro the fafmr- of
thoseebravy men-who - laid down Their lives
to—preseeeLthe 'life of this 'great and,
free nation.. As long as .the nation - -itself
deserves to live, so long will it cherish the
deeds and memories of those.heroic mon
who gavellptheir livds'to imeserio ifs-owi - 1.-
AncLas the -yeti - t - Te - r - atiiiroliended fortune
greal RepubliariseS in the grandeur
of its unfolding destiny, -and as the com
manding, Significance of its mission among
the oppressed nations of the earth-becomes
better known. and appreciated, will the
memories and even the s very ashes of its
len patriots be more end more venera
•As is few days ago I stood with nearly
300 members of my church, most of whore
were ministers from various - states of the
Union, before the iron gate which guards
the sarcophagus of the great Washington at
Mt. Vernon, and heard those christian
men, with uncovered heads and blended
voices, sing, to the tune of America, that
grand old national hymn My Country
'tin of thee." &c., and, then listened, to It
prayer in which we all.jOined for the pres
ervation and increasing glory of the coun-
try of Washington, I felt that I never
witnessed a grander scene in my•life. 1
felt that the name of Washington had a
charm about it MIMI no time could dis
solve, and a grandeur which no distance in
space could diminish.
Nay, rather ; it seemed to me evident,
tliat as time rolls on and reveals more and
Inure tho pi ofound wisdom of his political
views announced in the Declaration of
Independencewhich declares the essential
equality of all men and the equal rights of
all to life, liberty and tho, pursuits of hap
piness, and as his sublinmlabors to found
a government based upon these principles
and mein to secure these ends aro better
understoef, „in that - degree gain
an inereasilk - aieendency. over the hearts
of liborty-loving men in all ages and in all
lands. it seems clearly 'impossible that•
his fame shall over belessoned Wbllgt man
kind shall be able to understand, or fit to
enjoy, the blessings of free government.
And. as the crumbling touch of time dis
solves the glory of lower and Meaner:
things, it will but reveal in single and in
dependent beauty the imperishable gran
deur and splendor of the character of
'Washington.,
In like Manner and for the same reason_
will'evary Sne who shared with him the
labor either-of founding or perpetuating
theSe free institutions, share also in the
;honor that makes his name ,immortal,
l'o7 those:me reason, too, will every patriot
Who died to preserve the liberty, which
Washington and his compatriots •Sought
to secure for us, and who prefer'red to have
his body.torn , : by treasonable bullets if
need be, rather than that the once gloiious
union of 'Washington should be rent
.assunder, have a place and part. with-the
,father of , his country, in the increasing'
vonerOon, of manktild i Tor patriotism,
founded • upon loyalty to liberty awl. the
rights of humanity. '
Their • Jibnor will ItVe,, aye, will grow
with their, Canso; and • the durability of
their fame is finally secured in its immor
tality.i.,”lf the memory of the just is blest,
the righteous shall ho held in everlasting.
remembrance:"_. Then these. mon'. shall :
net die. Inspiration adds a ,countorpart.
:which on this occasion' *o may not over'-'
look, "Thu name of the wicked shall rot.'?
It -would-' appear- from: this t _that_those.
,misguided ,rnoni• • •whe wenn bad
,preomi
nonce by seeking to oxerthrow'these
ciplos and died in. an ‘atternpt ,to .disrupt
and destroy the government, or who now
,live to witness the futility of their wicked
endeavors;' however applauded 'no•iv`
their deluded admirers, will ono day. sink
into utter obscurity 'or 'be remembered
only with that ,contempt which is sprei at'
'last, to brand the names •of those who
boootaii •notorlous'by their crinies:
ban anything prey : oat this. • 'lt is'. n lavi'of
:that ;..Providenee . notwithstanding,
itsi seeming Indifference often to the
" . ,present triumphs oecridie, and the• &pros
:o/.48 of virtpeilstill; , the long' run; fulls
- , fibt, to stand 'decidedly with the right and
';'against tkid.VtrObg: •, ! ' •
As. no'. sprinkling Of ,periinable',lloWers,
'from' our hands to-day; is needed to give
'II/mortality to. the deeds of our' fatten
boroos, ;so no profuse :ornamentatletn: of
, tb-daY.or of this generation,, can save the
'kraves of thiioiw,ho'fpll::;boWiiiiiilfetteit4
'I:It, in OPP 4 ,
ition to the union govern
ment of diligrace
',end lanai 'Oblivion, iiirries'of'any;
- bo, remein.beredi ...they, will be. •linown , : ns
suro:theliarrieS'of Judas *ol+4'.
'Oat:10141On,, with, Wok) ,who„.trikimphtid
.over troachor& anfl.disappointed ambition.'
'WhilsViiiiivould hot cruelly frown upon
thoso who . ohooeto from natural AtTOOtio,ll'
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YlltAlt4 Ir'
or even froth' l sympat 'lot'
'cause;" to sprinkle flowers upon the graves
of fallen - lfoes, iYeiare :not -;.fetirhil;.as
somb Semis to be, that thus their treason
will be lifted into*Rectability and their
deedi enjoy a flankerouil;:durability of in
.llitsbete: and-pliover.,,Aif.the.had cause is
lost; so I thb-Aeniporeiry. - ,herior
of those •
With feelingS sbrrow,but from a dif
foront 1:11111367b01.44 wa onrselvesiunite in,
'misguided
flowerempou the graves' bf, our
•misguidcd brothers.',Ruspecting their Mad
sincerity in it had &Mee, - whilst hating the
cause Itself, we desire in "common Sorrow
to forget the bitter,pipt in the hope and
desire that its terrible retribution will sof ,
'flciently,warn: 'against* attempted repe
tition of tile :bloody and diiiistrous'drama
now closed, -and' whilst . teaching:sus - 1*
wisdom of mutual -forbearance--towards
each other ,in matters- of lesser moment
us in devotion to bur common
country,arid its-institutions . in every hour
.cf danger. • "
- As the great and' trued Lincoln said, in
his Speech at the dud leaden. of the Nation
al, Cemetery at Gettysburg, min a higher
Sense:. we cannot dedicate these grountls,
wberium thero fell and *heroin are
buried' our , patriotic dead. Rattier we
need, ourselves to be dedicated " anew
theto cause. for „Which they chose to
die." So we to-diiy will not give a sweeter
.fragriinceitetkirturf-that decks-the-bosom's_
Of our fallen soldiers, but wo hope whilst
testifying our respect for them, to be ani
, mated 'anew with . their' devotion to the
,muse •of .liberty and union now and
forever. . .
As a few days ado I visited the Oak
Grove Cemetery,"- at Washington, where
king white rows of -lettered buards mark
the resting piece of perhaps eight thousand
soldiers, sleeping in what seemed to me
an almost oppressive. silence, side by side,
hew just as well as beautiful seemed tame
the inscription over the door as I en
tered :
Famo's eternal camping ground,
Their silent tombs are spread,
• And glory guards with solemn round
The bivouac of,the dead."
thought of the still snore beatitiful
lines of Collins :
Flow sle,ip the brave who stoic to rest,
By all their country's wishes blest I
Whoa Spring, with dewy lingoes cold,
Returns to deck their hallowed mould,
the there shall dross a iwocter sod
l'hah fancy's feet have over trod.
By fairy bands their knell Is wrung—
By forms unseen their dirge is sung—
There hooey ,, , Cool. B a pilgrim gray
To bless the test that wraps their clay,
And frnect;m ;hall awhile repair
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To dwell'a weeping hermit there."
Go then, my friends, and sprinkle with
grateful hands the sweetest offerings of
.64.4.criosts—betiutiful. se. s'an . the grans
of our soldiers, 'and he assured that as
long us the dewy lingers_ of Spring . ..eon-
Lulu '3 to decic the hills and the valleys of
our :happy united land, so long will their
memories be green with tinfading youth
and their deeds fragrant with the' boric' -
dieti ons of n grateful postnrity,
At the conclusion of the address the pro
cession was formed in front of the'Flall in,
the 'following order :
U. S. Barineki Band.
).etnehment of Post No. 114, G A. R
United States Troortp.
. Knights of Pythias.
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' Detachment of Post No. 114,G. A. R.
In this order the procession moved down
Hanover strpet to the German Reformed
Ciprietry, where it halted for n few min
utes, to allow n detachment os the G. A.
It, to decorate a few graves. The line of
march was then Nesutnnd to the Public
Cemetry. The G. A. R. was hero 'de
ployed at the Cound of the 'bugle, in sec-
tions ussignedito different parts of the
burial ground, and the Strewing of flowers
began, the Bands performing (Urges. At
the expiration of thirty minutes,,the-pro
cession was reformed . , and moved down
: - Mutb to Bedford, up Bedford to Pomfret,
thiwn Pomfret to the Catholic Country.
The procession here_ again halted, a detail
of the G. A. R. strewing the grave s.
ing down Potnfret to East, out East to
Main, out Main to Ashltind Cemetery, the
same order was observed, as tit the Public
ceffietry. .Tho procession was then re=
formed, and moved up Main street to-the
Court House, where the ceremony closed
With the Divine Benediction, prononnced
.ff:y . Rev. Gee. Norcross, of the 2nd Presby
'ter inn Church. (N. S.)
A NEW FEATURE—.—Answers to
9OrreVOndeRiF:—DICSPAIRING LOVER.— .
A de4auring lover writes to us, seeking
advice, regarding his case, which must be
very despirate indeed, as ho talks of doing
some terrible and unheard of act (perhaps
tako prussic acid%r morphia.) Ho states.
"That in seling my own dear Julia, to
church, I accidentlilly tread upon her
trail, (Oh horror!) upon which sho•ringri-
refused my CQMplltly t),nd said, never
want to see your ugly mug any-morn."
Now as I cannot live without seeing her
any more, what, oh what, must.! do t .
Avower: You had better aunt once to
the :NEw YORK BRANCLI STORE, and buy
one of-thop line silk, ivory feathered and
Epar,glediftals af5?..25, or a .I.ice'Veil at
60 cis. or a Lace DAM, Balmoral Ski rte,
Parilsols, or EL dress pattern of either white
Swiss, Nainsook or-,lll,arseilles, or some
other nice thing,• then bring it to Tollr. .
dear Julia, offer her the present and of
course sho will forgive you,
But never mention the price you paid ; for
Julia will think (and justly so) that the
thing is worth thre times the amount.
J. N. NEWILLE—YOU can order by
ntiL,llr we know tliey have but one pi ice
(nil cly_all,' and even more than they iici,
ertiso, is froth New York, hence Now
York Branch'... ,...,
C ., ----- W
j(IIUNELIA We do not knowlitYii`fhT)
author of that poem—you can buy the fin*
strixpd Swiss& at 30 & 40 ets a yeat tbo
New York Branch No. 18 Hanover St
'Yea, their $1 parasols me silk.
Other queries laid over for oor next
IVIEEIINO OF TIM BORDER DAMAGB
Ct,sastivitTs,-In accordance will n pm
vidus notice, a large number of those
%ens of the border counties who suf
fered losses during the war, met in Cho -
hor i aburg on Monday , last.
On motion of Win. C. M. 'Knight,. Esq.,
the Jionvention was organized by erecting
C01...F. B, Winger, President, and on mo
ifori of - Danouni- S. W. Hays
ions elected Secretary.
The Presi dont stated that tba counties
•nterested in this.rnovement Ware Frank
' pulton, Bedford, Adams,, Cumbor-'
and,. York. and Parry. • '
The - dalegati_from'„s fro„ tiro adjoining
counties'reported what had . been done in,
tlicir"diStrlets, and, stated that they had
come hero for the pui•poso of acting in con
.cort with , us. The Executive Committee
of Franklin 'county, of which B. F.'Nead,
is Treasurer, 'reported that $196 . 28 bad
lawn. collected. The' sub-committees in .
tnetlifforent townships, have . been .worle:'
-inglaucceisfully_since:the_Convenqn in
Fehruaiyin ;souring signers to,,petftions
, to th'o...neit 14 . islutune, - ,
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motien of Mr. lii'Knight, a.corn..
mittee .Was iippointed tb draw up reselu-'
tioas:, :Tho committee consisted of .Wm.
O. 3VAII.igh.t.;IT4I,;' ;144; Of; M. 'Duncan,
R. p...hl:ThirltiridEsq., efareaniclin coon. -
ty ; DOii.:Denry„ Alibi, of 'Cumberland
county, and Dii . ;:p4cid; of raithi coon.
ty i : who
.roperted
.:the • following Train,
, 't • o. — / .
Witticutie, Wo' the representatiyo: t of
the soitiiene. tho' ebunties 'Of ,Iledro,rd.
Fulton,. Franklini., Adams; Cumborland r
'York and aS9ein 2 ,
idea, feelsrig necessity: - Of settle eon, ,
coned .notion in regard lo , the . payment of'
. the daniageeto and losses of pronertl',Butt:
tairaid'in the counties'
raids and: ineursions of. the. rebels, and
losiieftind dinnagessustainect , tittheTnion'
taoops,dering the late vitirT 4 '
~ '
And - tahers as, These losses and damages
an aforesaid . were': duly; fairly and jnetl,Y•
adjudicated':ny ,abla;, honest and ,elßeient
COmmission'ers, duly appointed in purse
,ened efithe . ,nota ofiitsserobly;'. tliateforb
rlteaolted, Tpet it is, - the ,unnnineen6
o pinion of this COnvantiori . thitt icia,juit,
~ - s •
and tright that the liegialliturebttbeelom
monwealth-ofTennsylvania should pass a
hill 'providing fortherpropptrparnent.of
these ~as.r o djudieated and filed in
tho office „of Ate Auditor!General,ef, the
Stato4,
•ResoOfit; That AerieeVejestlee,
equits/itid•fair.:, - patine: lietWitia
of -=th .. 4-- - ,simit'.., , Clemineil.lieSaitti,;:t.ihigo
pronnat,htle,rnijrubereoftbegt#o , Leoliv
turn snore favofed
by fertutti, , WhO leie`:;by the.
I am i tlitsOf the l ate ..ailir; , Je'aitt and Oakum):
our cause,:WhieliiilotiOod
righti ond-iii , 'Cobfeirnitynriltb:**lobilktix
bons: placed 'iffien iipetistitu•
Lion dr our State.
Resolved, Th t this Convention publicly
proclaim its thanks to all the members ,of
the Legislature who have interested them
solvei:and .s'efight to do' justice by their'
intlUebbo and votes, to their suffering fell
low;•eltizens in the border eounties.k• - -'•
Resolved; That this Convention respect-
fully-request the newspapers of the State
to give praniiti• - it ptiblicity to the sums:
Resolved, That when this COnyention'
adjourns, it adjourns to meet on' the Ist'
Monday in' oyember next, at 10 &dock,
Chamberspurg.',.,
=EI
We are glad the'subject'of the com
ing census is being so extensively die
cussed,_lnsteatiALwaiting until after it
is taken for criticisni. The last report
was .-yery,, Oefectitti,' though, probably
less:Se than the.:precedinz reports.
We, ,are , told that : ip .18 . 60 - there was
fem . :thirty to forty dollars per 'head
more wealth in Misr than hi, either
Pennsylvani!,, New York 1 '
The facts-can be taken',prettY aeon
rately, provided the requisiMattention
and_ability'be given to it.: In addition
to, what his been usually *reported, we
would like to see some other important
facts. For, example, let us • have a
schedule to show bow generally the
comfOrts of life are distributed among
the. people : • • • •
,1. How many , families are homeless
and reside in rented tenements.
2. How many, are employed in the
several trades and manufactures.
3. What are the wages received
4. How many needle women there
are, and what their remuneration. •
5. :ow marrgitia: elfirtflrhtrittile
to twenty acres. in`extent. . _ _
6. How many fauna of from 20 . to
50 acrus. •
7. How. many offrom 60 to. 100
acres.
. -
8. now many of _from 200 to 50.0
acres.
9. - How many of over 500 acres in
extent.
- •
10 How many non-resident owners
of land, and what quantities they hold.
11. How much capital is invested
in the several branches of business and
what are the profits.
•
12.- How-much do the-people expend
in spirituous and fermented liquors.
Information of this sort would.tbrow
mare light - Upon the social condition of
the_ people than all other facts that are
taken. Why not have regard to hu•
inanity as -well its to those imposing
interests that dazzle by their magni
ficence, and yet may be oppressive in
their burden upon those -whose toil is
the Joutidation-and the support of all
things human?—llarrisburg Tel.
- -
DIED
:•.-LINE.—In this borough, on Monday the 31st ult.,
after a lingering illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Line, wife of
Major A. A. Lime, and daughter of the- late George
'looter'', Esq., to the 48th year of her ago.
•
LAIRD.—Oo the 2d lna, In _Cinch:matt, Ohio, Mr
John M. I.oird , Prinror) formerly of. this place
eked about year..
MARKETS
CARLISLE PRODUCE•MARR E'E'
Corllple, /one Ilth 1869
..... ,
nanny Flour.. .
SupOrtioo d 0....
do RYF
WIIITR WHEAT
RED
lIYF
CORN
100 to
CLOVERSEED.
TIMOTHYSEE6
FLAXSEED-.
BARLEY
General Produce Market.
Carlisle, J tale 11th 1809.
Comwted Weekly by William Washmood
20;BACON SHOULDERS, 10
3231
24 BACON SIDEB,
BEANS
let/OE,
LARD,
OMIMMEMI
on=
UN PARED PEACHES 16
DRIED APPLES. 3 2
RAGS 3
SOAP,
BEESWAX.
BACON nAme 18
SPECIAL NOTICE
Send for Price Lists
Vie bay° On hand printer:J:lts lists of most of
the trading goods lo our lino of business, such as
Queensware, Grocers' Drugs, and Shelf Goods, Sugars
Salt, Oils ~&e., which lists we will be pLasod to mall
to any anOwl , storeltoopers who will send us their,
W,I. BLAIR SON.
MEM
ERRORS OF YOUTH
, gentleman who !offered for years from Nervous
Debility, I'rem•tnro Decay, and all the offerts of
youthfn! indiscretion, will for the rake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need It. the receipt
for making tb• sample remedy by which he was
cured. Fufferers wishing to profit by the advertik.
.er'e experience . con do so by addressing, in perfect
Joullderice, JOHN D. OGDEN,
Yn~d2Caduc.Bt~Nne Yolk
?day .00.1 y.
Wlllll lIAILINO, WIRE GUARDS; for Store
Fronts, Asylums, &a Iron Bedeteash,,Aire Web
binge for sheep endpoultry yards, Biatia and Iron
wire cloth Slone., Fenders,Pcreons for coal, arose
rend. de., Heavy Crimped Ogib for spark arresters
Landmape Wire ror. , Mlnlows to., Paper Makers
Wires, Oro more tai Wire Worits.',Evexy• loforma•
Sion by addressing Me inetntlts. !were, M. WAI,KEII
& SONS' No. 11 tiolth :lath floret Philadelphia.
12fob
XiirI)k:AFNESS, BLINDNE99, and CATARIUI
euted'vvlth the nime.t seesaw; by 1. ISAACS ti,II.
anti Protestor of hiseases of the Eye end For i(a the
Medical allege of Pen n 011,014,12 years experience
(formerly of Leyden, Nn..Hoa, Al eh lit.,
Phila. Testimonials earl be soon at tote offlSe. The
medical faculty are Invited to accompany their pa-
Mania,ae he has no inmate in hitt praCtice. Artificial
eye,. inserted vrithou'l pain. No charge for axami
MCG!
112111111Z1
-: 50,000 boat No. 1 Palen for ante - low. - at .ACI
yard of • , • • A.
Omar 60 '
~ 1, 0 11 BLACK WORMS' AND. PIMPLES ON TIIE
uso COMODiNi AND PINPLII
prepared °UV by Dr. D, C" Perry,' El lioud'dt . ., New
York. 801 l everywhere. The trade stipplletl by
Wholesale kle'dlcloo Delete.
9.1er1l :he .i
. .
Speolial Notice
WANTEDlnimedlet.ely experleneod ealennan
sell eninislotnd'. with ibn el thene .o(:farina* and
ifirroundlng eonntry. , 'None others need apply..
ttiliany 69 & miLLEn:.
_
;TO tuniov I!,I,OTHr PATCHES, PIt.I;OISLES
and Tan from-' the tale, aro raidr's Mau : Awn
Nashua Lome,
, Preparad rally by Dr.4l. O. Perry
Sold by all iiru*gletr. • -
-,-.oAprO-9m ' '
BUY 0111dAt YOB , CARL—Thrill:l.par oont, - ,tle:
ituetion on all coal ofbolf lon and over, delivered
for ilia caelu No allowance whorl a eliariii;
mule at A, B. BLATIt'd.•
bins -`;
~ 0 90,19 foot
.0 . 07 ; One. boordi ,foroutfo' . aleop
oow Is a our thug, builders, it the cheao.rtrd of
ro tmar 09. ' A'. U.
A'DVERTISE!fiENM'
WANTED at the Cheap Store 'of,
NT, CO.. yotibecter.uowashed wool,
to large Ot.` mall quantities' ter'whieh the - htlittit'
prlaeo.lll he peld.,, i i ti , , ~.;;;„
lt k lune 60
J.J.
FL 1:0 :SA
Thp upiderpldwod will pep, at,rabllo et
; wfth• hive ChestiWiti White. 7 , idoi'
Timbhr,•tontatnlngl2o ACIUEB, more pr le o f
eltuato tilphlinon •lownstilp._cumberland
•1y 6 1 .1.1°4 1 :n 1 tge Bo ut)! 1117,V1014truer
Terr OtYii,TglAiet
,41 , 1.Wa ed. „ •
• • "
'diii9:o9.2t. • , 7
W v 11A ( 111 . 1"1 1 7 TS.
.
"jqI3 . TRA:.Y..
~ krriip); ,
1 Oama to the promisee of the subscriber, In
e 'it..piesissro. township, Mrs miles east of New
,slll ,i oh i May + . 80t11,1 A. YOUNG GdAlt td&RE,
•,tut sr below medium Else, and bad halter on. The
.9ifner is rpliMisted,lte, eggilitimediiiialyi pry?.
ppporty, payssmmaas end Inks her away:
. 091-31. • 8.111121A1, 1111WPIJCDOWE8.
-- - -
TAX" FoR 1 ad9:l ;' r
A
Ahe DripMato of flohool Tarter 'for tho Borough of
.'Cratillie for 11369 It now In
.the bands of the Trove . ,
for tffilbe:ll4.!ii . 6 ' F
, Notice thereffire glve rt, - thaAlbe Teintionfer will
attdrid at the Conuty.Onart nous, (Ootarnhaloneer
Office) on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 20th and 30th
..10AP aext,lretween tho bourn , of 9 A.lll. and 6 P.
M. of said days, for tho purpoeo of rocelvlng raid
taxer, up to which Steno :au abetment of ezym, PER
CENT. will be mad& on all taxer , paid Perrone
whhing to pay their tare, before the above dater,
condo so by calling at the office or'rdsidonee'of the
,Ttelasurer, In Marion Hall building, Vortsbleilli
Street.
carilale, June 11, 1869
CLTMBEBLAND• NURSERY.
HENRY S. RIIPP, Prop'r.,
SHIREMANSTOWN, CITMB. CO.,
Offers a large and flue assortment of Nursery Mirk,
consisting of all kinds bf fruit trove of the hest ea
rietios for central Penns,'lsatila. Ornamental Trees,
Flowering Shrubs, ands large stook of Grape Vines.
- ovary, - yaricty, worth- growing. /All, kinds of small
Fruits, Osage Ornogi foe bodging, 55 pens thousand,
Rotes and Greenhouse Flowers and Plants. Retry
thinfpwanted-tu-tho.Ntimary—linonan he bag here
atithe lowest prices. Catalogues and pricetlst sent
gratis.
• 11Jutpalla -
CSEPII• MILLER, of . Carlisle
Springs, Cumberland county, woo ouied of
ILES• sod GRAVEL of 17 years standing by -the
use of 6 bottles of Di. Campbell's Faln Destroyer and
S boxes of his Liver Pills.
tdinnt.trowie, Dauphin Co.
Dr. Campbell let * you. , know that 'I wile
plagued with Fever end Agunfar ten year. I could
notuet cured, let last COMP to Harrlnburg,l beard
of your wonderful magic. Pain Destroyer and ye'
mask Liver Fills I taught 4 bottles and I boxes
snil they cured mein one month.
BIICHAELIIARNEY.
'Dr. Campbell will son to all &mortals and deal
ere. Priro 60 reotd or $4 per don or by the ,14 gross
$2l. Esch,doxen le put op In; nice paper. boxes with
his likeness andslgnature on the sides, Liver Puns
$2 per dean; gross $lO 50. :Wm= Lounge', $2
per dozen: )4 , gross $10.60 per dozen,' ,; •
All lef t Ye shohld be addressed to
' DR. CAMPBELL, '•
.011 Ice No. 130 Third street,
• between Chestnut and Mulberry,
Harrieberg, Pa.
,?old by all Dreggists and Dealers everywhere.
For gale by 11AVER5T1011. , RBI:OTHER& ,dealers
in Dregs, Medicines, Ac. •
IlJnee6o
TOV ES, TIN, SHEET IRON
WARE; AND PTIMPEI, , •
The undersigned, having returned from the Eas
tern Cities with a large assortment of
STOVES WARES,
nsu ally,kaptin a first class catabllsbment, are pro
pared to the - citizens of Carlisle and- sur
rounding country, vrith the host Cook Stoves In ths
market, consisting of the
BARLEY RHEAS,
GAS BURNER
end °there, which they will goetantee to bake and
roast bettor, and with loss fuel, than any other
stores lu the market. Their stock of PARLOR and
OFFICE 8 rOVEB ere not surpassed this aide at the
cities' for beauty, durability and cheapness.
STATIONART AND PORTABLE RA , GEN,'
and BEATERS un hand, warranted to glen senere
satisfaction, with the recommendations of numheri
of persons who have tn. mls use. Their stock of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware le largh, and suited to the
wants of all housekeepers, or those contemplating
the same, at retell which defy competition. ,
They have added to their business a large and
well selected aniorttnent . of -
•
WELL AND CISTURN PUMPS,
which they are prepared to put—up at the ehorteat
Spouting and Roofing
done at the shortest notice. Jobbing and repairing
done with neatness and despatch.
WATER COOLERS,
of all qualities constantly •on hand. All are to
quented to call and examine Choir stock
NORTH lIANOVER- 6T., eAIItISLE
where they will be pleased to receive all and eh
theta each, and reader 3115311:leen= &tared,
RiTINESMITir it IWPP,
No. GB, Nortl! llaporor Street, Carll.lB
ju 11;69
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
ENTIPJ STOCK OF SUM
MER GOODS to be closed out In thirty days,
If possible. 'The greateat -
BARGAINS
ever offered In Carliele an now to be given by nu
for the next thirty delyst. We are determined to
dose out.
000
4 .10
5 00
1 10
.1 00
- 10
'OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS
We will it.sep no ercount of whet oorls cost. They
must ell bo sold without rotor',
DEDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS
..... 2 20
• to • —1 70
are the order of the day. We have a complete ae
sortment.pf all kinds of good. yet, at Ruth wonder
fully low r\rlces as to mannish the most experienced
buyers.
REDUCED
00 Uloth for
00 Cellsßoers,
00 do
86 Alroteca,
"5 'do
00 Japanao Mixturoo,
50 Ornate Poplins
40 Bttugee do
50 Beet Ortandlie,
40 do
Gobd Llano,
00 Lnce Shawls,
00..., do
Ooiid do
SILT( COATS AT HALF THEIR C'ST,
Bummer Sh.rle for • $i 00
$1 00 Hoop ' Skirts, -
Carpet., •OIL Clothe, Mode, &e, Twenty-five per
root. lowor than tho lowent
Domestics ?fall kinds exceedingly lon
We will give rou more value for your money,
under styli, and all elreuunteneee, th an hrkd
eleevther.;: Call early end examine our goody. S.e
our prices, and ho convinced of the.fact,
8000 pounds of wool wanted, for .w111:11 w. will
tiny thu bigheet market 'price.
Ju11,69. 0
CHARLES WELLIAMS,
BEATING AND I'EN9IL4t..:GI
. • WAREHOUSE. t ,
=1
The Golden . ,letgle-
F U R.. -N. C E
Thir In an •ntirily' ides heater.' tto conatt art
ed at to oneecommend ao I
mere. tvenr, halloo
combinalion of wrought und'eant Iron' It la *err
aimpla In constructlon, nod in perfectly air tight;
aelt-Clean log, having no pipe. or,dr u ma to hu token
out and clianed; , It la ao !arranged with upright
Ilse a sot to products larger, amount of heat f. me
the angle Italght, Of Eaold:than :any , -furnace nor.
'use. Iti'bYginunltlendltlon' of the 'airat pro
duced by sty now arrnogement of evaporation
will at unce demenstrate that It le ttw - -
HOT AIR •'FURNACE •' '
that will prodneo,•purfe , ly Loaltht atmo,phere. I
■m now-yaking flvo eilrus',of rbrtables, and four for
Pdaeonry.
- ,
. • • ' '
Special attention' le also called to my NEW GOL•
DEN EAGLE COOKING RANOEiI, as 1 feel ateured
there is ,tiolhlag.lo .nea thot can norapere with there
as' rekKide.thOr duiebllity4 :economy and. etticlonoy,
tetth edaltge-polorttneitt of,fLoe DOWII tlrateaM re
'Plate eanver, Registers l'entllattiko.; , Send .tor•
'
I;:t.s-FyAts.!.titindi nt..tilo-CersieFielteetory:444..
porpor Mitlittlitt.,Pltt Meth; •
cARVAGNEL - -, 4 ,
tY)OOOlV43$,'
.''• Ntt--WAQONR,
SEQQ 1%,i.D ; N D W Q,
$ $. . . $
„,
everytblnitt tiaa . or. made, to
elder , ' Ile 'lo4mb:tad' to . iotOiti the,Poit
.turnod:eut thlitooctlon'atho
*try best', stock keee
j .flairibthliemetntinlture,' - •
Itopideltigittid veltin4 OrAitiOly: . o.opdde
20,51i* ,do.em • $ • •
1: 6
••
g _BENTZ IEIOUSE.:,
"erk/'
. •
No: 17 AND! 'lotrt44l-;;MA.//4.• $, •
";'• 14 , 0 q1
' t The undoralgued haying • purobased.adtV.
refitted, and furnished 17110 W throughout with but
,geoctooll'ictilatthlgTtilitiVitVion:4l2=l4l-teil '
.t. fi ra il i t4 el ,4 lf u ng4 r ub m l sno_ lo. o,l4o4 . lie I ,I IS well prepared th 'Afrtilas
.4 4 41 0 464 ,all o yr 4 h o o w d o ll m itt u to , V 0 4 4 h , o .:
°Th° I.,._cufFoYA 0 6 , ,, ,r , ,UMN1 1 0 1 11 , 4Punt57 SY,
.P. 0 41 441 0 0. IMur4 OOI3 PAPII - AttautlYo
VatAm...,ft*. 1,1:1411=14:, 4q*''S.4r,
cl 4 ,Ltierj foollatikt With ;u t ii
1-totett:yom4ivi,ipßopikof Mr. L. prltMtliA
Pia • .
prilany. ' . • :0 .
,GRAN OP
D
EMI
I
S , U:111 ,3I I E 117` ' - a.O 0 :AD, S
DRY GOODS STO-RE
J. W. EBY,
Treasurer
Black and Colored Dreg. 811ko,
Illack and Fancy Colored rlrenadlnes
Clrenadinollarages, , .
Mohair Popllnsiall colors; •
Cheneal Popllnetto,
. ,
. French Foramßee
.
Lawns, Gingham., Rai!auto, and many other W intim
of .
bought ata gr.at decline In price., and will b
■old very cheap. • _ _
of ovary deacriptlon and quality l for Dramas and
Basquna,
4111KTLANDW001, 811ILIVLES,
SLACK LACE SHANTyI,
BUN UMBRELLAS
Ribbons, Fringes, Laces, Gimps,
TOT Co rir 11:::0 -
Oar Notion Department cannot be surpassed to
variety and quallty In the county.
AIO,URNING GOODS
84 Black Csinvare Barnet', entirely' new, 84 Bleck
Grenadines for Dresses and Shawls, Bombeslug,
Tunis. Cloth, Detainee, Jaconet Lawns, Glog
-hams, &c:
FUNER AL GOODS.
• •
Cloth, and Cant.lossree, to clone out for the season,
we will sell n t greatly reduced prices
The very best Dark Calico. only 12 1.2 coati,:
full yard wile blualin only 1213: end all grades nad
description of Dom astir (loads as leer fu prOportion.
•
- • C ARPETS.
•
Carpets,
Oil Cloths, all widths ,
Matting, all widt h s,
. Rugs,
plats, 4-C.
PleXte give as an early call and aatisfy yourselve.
that we have the most
_dosiriblo kid comp! t •
stork, of all grades, uf Dry Gorilla thatle to h.
found this olds of the )astern Cities.
LEIDIGH & MILLER.
sou 11l EAST bODYIER OF MARKET SQUARE.
;may OIL
NOBLB COOFC,
$3 00
1 35
13 to 20
10 00
6 00
8 60 to 5 00
W. C. SAWYKIi
=
7 --"+",7'4"--
MI
tam
''b'h . ' . -bob . §.
AT Tlll3
CENTRALI
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
REAL• .461 A LACE POINTS.
PARASOLS, ALL COLORS,
DR:ESS -r r'f' . lillsl,MlNGS,
in groat variety, inch as
Corils, Biittonal`'l+'rogs,
FA N 8
MECO=
SurOmer Dress Goods
MEM
"3B'M3E; 1-1INT30"
DRY GOODS STORE,
Pill I ELPBIP
CAI MONDAY, MAX , 3lat 1880,
Are t 4 all OPEN
500 Pieces, 26.060:Yards,
SILK FIGUREiI, GRENADINES,
(The I?alniiee of an importation)
At 371=2" "Cents per Yards,
- ort to Import
FIFTY-FIVE CENTS
The.. Omuta are eeasonntile and Great Bargain
J. I.' PROCTOR &CO
THE
" E,,E HIVE,
920 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA
I=ll9
LEGAL NOTICES.
N IST RATOR'S N OTIC
—Letters of Administration on the entatio of
.1 oaboth Itesr,,at c'd, late of Middlesex township,
having been teemed to the subscriber, melding In
Carlisle. Notice In hereby glean toall perilous in
debted to said estate to make - payment, and those
having claims to prinent there prtiperly authentl
eated-for'Arttleinent-to
Apt DAVID Kurz Adaer.
A Dml NIBTATOR'S NOTICE.-
Letrars of administration on the °stet. of
Wm. 11. Et. deed.. Leta of Mount Holly
Springs. having Lem Issued to the subscribers ro
siding at the same place. notice to hereby given to
611 persons Indoided to said estate to make payment
and thorn having claims to present thorn duly no
thauttrated tc , rttstilentent to . • . - • • •• •
CHARLES A. titILLIN.
W. , U FAIN •
Administrators.
•.',~p~x~ UL
I,i(XECUTOR'S: NOTICR —r-li;eitisrs
I,j ToetiMentary no. the estate Of Itonjamin flir
ter, Se.late of Monroe - township, deed.. having been
homed to the aubscriber. in the sitme - town•
ship; notice he hereby, gym to all . pereons Indebted
to Fold estate to make payment and Chest .having
claims to present them duly authenticated for sot•
tiontept•to , - BENJAMIN fIIVLER,Jr.
Vdey.4 69 Executor.
.
•
.••• 4 D INI ST A T 011'$ .NOTICE .
Lott. . .t s .rx,,of.A.ltolplittrattnn . 00-ttacostate: of
.10 n Stroilc, INte lif . Menrox townahlp having been
Wood ,to the lulterlbar_rmilding-in tho,patuo t. wo•
ootiro lo bOrelq girta to 01l nakelins Indebted
to the entate to amt.. Igmovillato paymant• and
all tlint , u liavlaut iloltnxn•o.ll.Pt• It to proftent thonf
for eattlolnent. • , JOON FiNCR.
Ot : ' ' 411111.60111er? '
• • • •
,
NOTICE.
MARY liCiiiTLE i,y Ler nest ln the Court okiidn
friend JOHN CORN ISA N too plane of Cum.
. .
vs ' holland county,
LYSANDER . B 0 DTLE. No.= April 'Lind
' ' ' ',lnes • ' savant,
. ....
• - • ' .our divorce, to'Llts
• In: obod Immo I. an order, of puhlleeigoill to.tne fit.
recte4 yod sire. herotir notified to be and nppear In
the 'Court of Common Nene, for Om county of Cum,'
berlsod, on tho fourth' Monday of August, 41014.
heingithe•Od dny, to obo w - eintoo. If any you have,
why' •Mary• Bortlo obould not bo divorced from the
,bonds ormatrimony-eutarcelinUtmith ypti,_,Ac_egOZ
.tog to'tho prayer of the petition filed In said court.-
.109. 0. THOMP,SON-,,'
7roey 4t
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NSTAt K NOT.IO4: .
JUL Lettere treternoutory oh the eittite Jeroh
'llqt:holden lade oi South Middleton townetilp,thid
coutigs...bating. been homed ,to the subacriber re.
et.lMit in West Peuneborotst; toernehip ; Notkolo
hereby .;;Iyen rersone Indebted-to .eetate,
decedent to medic. Immediate pigment, end to An
pinvone ;hewing rialtoe to. prevent them for oat h? .
_ • 13d.gineu DILLER, Br:
, sprit 3.7„1ed • - .
TI t OLUPION:OI
• •$,- •. • :
r ip t iwo.t r oi given, the porEherehltlleri"
ufllo. • mletidie boirrion A. 13 - k'N. BIYHItE - 11i the.
(Jonah - Mao hfirtio log buff 113 ree, -- bok qlsiy - Olyek
by mutual oppyris, rU personi kilowlogiyaykm:.
solver Mightoff to, phi firm. will mike. payment to
811l'Ar, ''thoso having, Volute will, present:
them it trio shop to the Cams ;Arson.
A. It. fallICIIR;
14mky. 81, lid OR ,
Nf :farflelop'gor,hoiolbr
foro'b.r A.U. 131 00 k," •
VIOPEL
. pinc4 ?on ALE. • •
pfoOettt tiOritkbn .
ciiirtri7Onlato
,ands Railroad Rimers. Tbstullding Is of brle ,
;three starlas'high, and Is. occupied as a publl•
j b ouAiroat• hi the mostidailtabla Wand liitba;torrni - ,
aßnatad on.ttia corner of , tira Shea:mar prior ,
trips!. alronts of thoroughfaro. , For 'particulars aro,
.1117 trktriallikallßßE4CO.ND MEORAN/0/3' RANK
A. L. SPONLER'S 60,L'17,1301
L.,,f3f9isTSLER, •
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: Real Estate Agent, grrtrener, Clorrregincer Darnn
awe and Claim Agent. Ogles Main Btreet"Near
entre 8 mare. _ . . ,
: 141011 - R .re!_ifo'oiii and
Cellar on 'West Street, between Somfreeand
and South'.!Eltreoe; , • In: the Borough .of Carlisle,
nicely titted - n{s with Shelilng,,Drawyd end Gann
ter. • Well suited for a Grocery' Store, and, a
good location. Apply to
A. L.43SQNSIAR',
' Rell.BetnterAtent.
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yOR RENT.—JA: liio7stoiy
Brick DWItLLiNG HOUSE, with a c ammo
ions, Beek 'Building with a foli'Lot of Grnund and
&Ming in the rear, situated Ion: Eatitristreet be,
'Orem Main•and Loather etrestA.Carlisii, MU the
residence of Joseph Shrew, dead. Apply to
A. L. BPONGLEIL
• Raid Estate Agent.
.
UTGHLY:-IMPROITED • FARM
IN ADAMS COUNTY AT PRIVATE HALE.
Mated on the- Miming% Oreek 7 iFicillei 7 frOni .
Ilanover on the high road, and' on the 'Railroad,
leading - from Hanover to Littlestown, sdlofping
what WAS formerly knol+n as the llittanallleridill
property, containing ,
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171 ' Acres of Limestone Land,'
cleared but about 30 Acres, ' which are covered
vbith heavy White Oak Timber.
. She improvement' are extensive, lied conalit, viz
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK ,
MANSION HOUSE,..',
- 60"feet - ingength 'and 40 in breatbrcentainlng-a
-that and Eleven Large Rama, all newly papered
and painted, a plena running, along the entire,,
front, and cellar under the. whole house, and du
excellent well of water, Atear, the -kitchen door. '
.The out buildings belonging to the above consist
of a large Carriage Ileum Wood and Coal House,
flog Pen, thick Elmoke . Home, Poultry, , House,
Wash 'louse, all new except the latter. The
garden la large'and highly cultivate .containing
hot bed, with gleam! sash. The grp ds' amnia d
the house are adorned with : ahrubber and stud!
dod with' many,cholce fruit and ornamental trees,
adjoining which' lea One ap BARN,,
orchard, next
. A LARGE.
, .. .
nearly now 90 feet by 50 with Wagon Shed and
Corn Crib attached, and a never falling Well of
Water in the Barteyardfielbo • : ;• '
A NEW..TENANT. HOUSE S
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BO by 26 • •
feet containing seven rooms/ the out
buildings to same consisting of a Wash House,
Bake Oven, Hog Pen, Om, • Pump at the door an d
an excellent garden..
This property presents auperlor advatitagoa, the
location being eligible and, the land of. tee best
quality - of limestone; well watered- and thalcattle
.having access to, water-from every field, a great
Portion of theland has . been, recently limed, the
fences In good condition and-all the. coin =ground.
and,part of the oats ground ploughed for the coin
ing Spring. There r is a. Grist Mu. Blacksmith.
Shop and School Rowe within a short distance
of the buildings,
'The property having been recently purchased by
a gentleman from Baltimore who after fitting it
up at gloat espouse, is now desirous. of returning
to the city, Mill be disposed of at an extremely lout
figure, and upon reasonable term,. Enquire of
A. L. SPONBLER,
• • . Real Estate Agent, Carl isle, Pa.
.VAITJABLE___PREVATE REST,
, DERCK FOR BALE. •
Situate on South Hanover street, Carlisle, now
owned. and occupied by/ Hrs. Waehmood, late the
property of Denediat Law. Who lot fronts on- Han
over et., op feet, and extends back the same width
240 feet to' an alloy. The improvements are a largo
two-story FRAME HOUSE, with Verandah In front,
containing Double Parlor., Hall, Member, Dining
room and Kitchen on lower door and six Chambers
and Bath-room on the 2nd story.' One and water
have been Introducei. There is a large Stable and ,
Carriage House at the loot of the lot.• The lot is '
well studded with ornament.. trees and shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every description and Grapes
of the most choice selection in abundance.
Enquire of r. A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Bidet° Agent.
MEW
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VALTJABLE FARM in-Perry •041,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Situate in Carroll township, 9 nillos _north of
Carlisle, 4 oalloo north of Carlisle Springa and — ll
miles west of Duncannon; adjoining lands of J.
Shooter, Nancy . Clio g and others. containing 029
ACRES, now owned by. r Levi Ueda, 90 acres of
which aro cleared,
,in n high state of cultivation'
and . trid - ff• - good - fene - e - ond - the residneroovered-with
thriv.lg timber. A never-failing stream of water
rune through the farm and plenty of lime within
2 miles.
The iniprovemente aro two-story Log fr. Weather
boarded House, Largo Barn and Spring Home with
expellent water. School House and Church at A
convenient dlntance. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLER,
•.. _ Real Estate Agent.
- 2.30ct-68 -
- KGREAT-REMEPY,
FOR TUE CURE OF
THDOI2I" AND LIMO DISEASES.
Dr. Wishart's Pine. Tree' Tar Cordial
It Is tie vital principle of the Pine Tree, obtained
-by a peculiar process 'in the- distillation of tar, by
which its highest medical properties are retained.
It le the only safegnakei• .atuf reliable remedy
-which-has over been prepared from the juice.of tbo
Pine Tree.
It Invigorates the digestive organs. and resteris
the appetite.
It strergthens the debilltated,syetein
It purifies and enriches the blood, and lapele
from the system the corruption which scrofula
:breeds on tho lungs: „
;is healing principle nets upon the Imitated our.
face of the lungs, and throat, penetrating to each
diseased part, relieving pain and subdulng
mt.ti on.
It is the Insult of years of study and experiment,
and is offered to the afflicted, with the posh Ivo as
surance of its power to core the following diseases,
It the patient has not too long delayed a resort to
the means of cure:—
Consumption of Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat and
Breast. Bronchitis, Liver Complaint. Blind and
Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Whooping Cough, DIM Innis,
41te &c.
We aro often asked why are not other remedies
In the market for • Consumption, Coughs, Colds and
other Pulmonary affections equal to Dr. L. Q. Wis.
hart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. We answer
-Ist It cores, not by stopping cough. but by
loosening and assisting nature to threw off the un•
healthy matter collected about tbo throat and bron
child tubes, ceasing irrPation and cough.
2.d. Most Throat and Lungs . Remedies are come.
posed of anodyn es which' al lay the cough for a while,
but by their constringing effects. the fibres become
hardened, and the unhealthl , fluids coagulute and
ore retained In the system. causing disease bolero d
the ceritrol of our most eminent physicians. •
The Pine Tree for Cordial, with its assist•
ants, are preferable, because they remove the cause
of irritation of the mucus membrane andbronchial
'tube, ItPtilSt the to act and throw off the 1111-
h«nitily secretion., And purity the blood, thusSelen
titically. malting tire cure perfect. • • • •
Dr. Wishort has on file Whit office hundreds and
thoqsands of Certfficates, from. Iris and Women of 'un
questionable charolter who were once . hopelessly given
:11, to ilk', bit tlertfugh the Prouitlefice of Cod mire
completely . estore.d to health by the Pins Tree Tar Ou
nces. .4 Physician in attendance who can be cou•
suited in person or by mail, flee of charge. Price
of litre Trey Tar Cordial hi GO per Bottle, $ll per
doe Sent by Hams• en receipt of price. Address
L. Q. 0. %tiLhart. M. ii. Nn. 232 North 2,1 street.
Philadelphia, PA.
2Siray fter
Fri RE BEST::--'ro' nice have, vf late
years *rilne.l rspidly In puldi;:e:g.lin'ettioanttdarti
for more generally employed by lirst.eloss phyalciann
than t hey once were The rat r•ro for thin In that
Ms a generally establaited Mot 'that whol-rautte
tonics need in morierothfn deity for :retro do not
lose -their virtue, neither do they.. Injure the sys
tem. They' not In foci like air - nudoiarciser and*
not,-no-Itmediclues,lLwhlch_nye intended solely for
attacks of Ilemiss. The ,meta PnlaclPLElteapeelitn37
those of - Tegotable origin. all possess,the common•
properly of stimulating the appetite, etre ngthenitig
tho nerfoon spasm, and of intparlfttg strength.
Women generally derive benefit from them 'even
morn than men, their rtykinn being Mort liable to
debility' nd exhausrlon. We have newin'end again
In our, okperiento etch ;the graermfortirof — ttrPlcs
,Ivhere the eyes hod gr Iml dim 'end 'clie cheeks pale,
and. the' entire frame almved eve.) , lodination of
exhaustion, nervous . stifierhig and deglity
The'beirt entlibl . shed bitters bemire i he-A et eriFron
publV,ore beyond quistlOw• three ot 11,.. Meer er,
,and Mitts is equivalent to deeltrin r that they ore
the boot; steer . nmenglhe ['cores areal)), excellent
Ilitrirri yew, eli t, n pohr tray - no irhaVierraf
tipereir.•wiiterer: Th'e moor I :noratit, .11,0011 tall'
tell et hoer icy it, efeeMe abnhsl demote dose.
winthar nue tic ter alt ., Knoll or bad 'These of
t WM' bit TIRL- b ' rlll 0111' for t •rt y, y ruts, ore rem. ,
p a I tee,. of t• ell cord herbs 01'6
t ode virtue, so or lofully, select° and
ui,n you ells rt site ergard to their In utuit tffeets,
tent It ula ho doubted, whether aay,mero perfect
tenant thin medicine GM be made.
'I lioueaede pf.Persans are exposed to or afilletod
with lever rind age . Milder agued , r other results•
of net a• theta retnetabrir, that, three bittern,
are "Admirable' In autill.eileis, foi Monti - et: and
rbo o ra morbot or any ordinary derangement' of
the stoturteh' Try them and he sot...died that they
should be in the; stores of every fluidly, and tins
' trunk.of °Very tiaveler: r i 1
, it in a favorable fentore In the advertisement of the
proptieterti oUltik Stceverten Tonlrellerh e r, itters, that
'weirdo's Are made that they will cure every 11l that
1404 laltelr to. The weakest Intellect can hardly be',
Baptised Upon when told that this or that rem, dy will
form remove every for of disease in every' tango, and yet
we can net take 'tit: the majority otjournale without
encounteting au adv. - then - tent declaring that, this.
or that medicinal., nostrum Which le Q= perfect
apothecary's shop:a whole collegnotnhyslelane:.
nen( rendering all other cures useless. What in
eisintedfor.Dr.,litrover's Bittern in simply that they
will act as a good tunic, and are capable of doing as
' much good an &preparation of bitter pit veleta can.
TheY will not cure filterable diseases, but they will
often prevent-• certain class of til.rders from- be
coming leotard 10. The prefOrenees and certificates
igridecbin their, favor are all, true And honest, And of
tiOnerthete arb huutllodei• ~'' '.;
•
'rpm tWO - 7adlftTrTirtealiihililrar4orney'lqhiladel
pile Prue. • '-' ' • ' •
aiNimu.nohnE
From ,the' Medical Profespio,
• • n.,
LAIICABI7.II;,JUIy 26,1868.
Ilarrien ' reply to yam.. of
the ,22d would 'say obit have need:Dr,
Stealer's Tonle Herb linters eaten:air ely In my prkin
tics ditring several •Yeare pest. , :Vdo pot healtate•to
say that I havirfound It to posteso reinarakile eft-,
eacy In cases of Dyepopala, Indigestion, Loss of Ner
vous Energy,',lulWoll as. Per er and legue, - Dlari beta,
Ileadetehoppd'othaeollieesee proceeding from n die
ordereael6hielib i - and oapealally des It proved of In
,ostinnible value in general debility of the, system,
pther tonic triedielnee Save felled to pr./drier,
ctbe dotirtd I, j • /
Though reluctan t td appear recomnidirig l nnj
~ p t ha a r tieu u b l i a i ne n e 4djet g . l y e ttoa l korou , a y eo nse sent, to
it will , t allow
'me 0 withhold my Alem, timent, to,thwyr
/litter. le Mutation -"Tim respectful!
T. 17. PARK 111. D.
-gilllrPlgtr* C 9
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1 • 3lf atiutatotu re're. and Bole: Mprietors,:,
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BOLL) Avokylilig .10 ••••'. ,
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ilEg
- 4 'IXECUTOR'B • .119'1'10.E,.'
J. Lott:ors loatoinoihori ifo'thei eatotei r ot edit.
ei 'Apirlett, iota Poonaboro' Township.,
darqng bet° logaid A bt Age. '.iiibeefilbeethldniNtlit ,
4itopdaut toVviioloi baths brusrebirtitlrento :
110 , 4 m e lodobteO to mald-.eetata to%guilte,pl327lo,
*IWO.* a ll ShOliittieritig claims against It to The out
Ahern !be settlemisnt to XDUL
80430 ruisoutor.
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1869... SPRING 180,
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NEW - RICH: AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRIING GOODS
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L. T. GREENFIELD'S
• -• • , •
_ -.Your Inspeotion Is solicited, ell great bargains in
all !diode of Dry 'Goods : are now offering.—Having
purchased a full line of all the inset desirable goods
of.the season for stall at the lowest mark that goods
have reached in the het six years, lim prepared
to offei•tcl the.trade greater inducements than can
be found in any Mines In this valley. All I ask to
convince any ens of the above facie, le an early tall.
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DRESS GOODS.
all shades of
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COLORED SILKg;
SILK AND - LINEN POPLINS,
JAPANESE ,POPLINS
Soplinettes, Mohair, Chenes, Striped
Piques; beautiful shades of
SPRING ALPAeAS,
STRIPED MOHAIR,
STRIPED POPLINS,
Wegan - t — Delflines at 20 cents,
STRIPED DELAINES,
Scotch Gingham in Plaids and stripes
_ALL__Trook_DELUNES,
in:single and doublb.widths. Also,
CHILDRENS' DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETIES,
DOMESTIC,. GOODS
41 - 5000 yards 000 D OALIbO PZ 10 and 1234 de
Domestic GingDams at 1214 cents sod 'upwards,
Staclin of Tirkings, Shootings, Pillow-case Must'.
•ery cheap. Parties wanting tho obnvo rtlll dowel
to exorolne our stock before porclinclog.
COTTONADES,
- SHIRTING STRIPES,
CHECKS,
DRILLS,
GRAIN BAGS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIEERES,
From the Lowed Grede.to the Fineot French
Raving always taken the lead la this branch
tbo bualmoa, I would nay 1 am better prepared tb
aeon than ever to meet the wishes of all desiring
1% . "g00d article, or a fair bargain
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
at,tbe elforteBt notice by a first-clasp
TAILOR
MOURNING GOOD S
BOMBAZINES,
WOOL': DErLAIpIES
SLAM AND WHITE MIXTURES
Crape Voila and Collars, English Crape
BLACK TRIBE T SHAWLS
,titiare and long, nleo a full assortment of
Vuneral 'Onods, for which, ordere will be
promptly and satisfactorily filled.
WHITE GOODS,
;TABLE I,INANB,
• _
TBLE CLOKLIS, NAPKINS
o* era Marsidlles, Piques,
bineads, Nainsooks,'lndin. Twills,Swisses;
• Cambries, I .tc. •
'NOTIONS!
ip great
,yrieties
11.0SIF,RY-AND GLOVES
. {a full , stook constantly on hand
'R
MI;llIBER: THWPLAd ,
EV3T STREET
Yoy , 9oll,not•bo disappoltiiod if you colt
• T, -; • , -
ti• viaREENFIELD
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..-' Aprit*:tidi'L4.l
NETV ADVERSISpMENTS.
.Sdienc7o4. Pudmonic Syrup. •
Seaweed Tonle and Mandrake Pills, will cure Con
trumption, laver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, If taken
according to - direatlems. • They are all three' tO bre
taken at the same time. They cleanse the staniacly,
relax thrk flier, and put it to work': then the appe
tite
becomen good: the fond digests and makesgood, ~
blood: the _patient, begins, to. grow In flesh, the
diseased Matter- ripenn In - the lungs, and the pa- •
tient ht: rows the disease end gots well. This to
the only way to cure consumption.
' these three medicin es Dr: J. IL Schen ~of,
Philadelphia, owes his unrelated NUCCOFN in the'
treatment of pulmonary Consumption,' The PSl
monlc Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs,
Patbre throwi -it off by an easy cope Itnrationi ter - ---
when the phlegm or matter is ripe, a alight sough
mill throw It off, and the Patient hameseet tad the
lunge begin to heal., -
To do this, the Rea Weed Tanic,ond Mandrake Pill,
must he freely - used to cleanse the Stomach and Ilver,
_so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the fond will make ---
good blood.
- Schenck's -Mandrake Plibiact evpart the liver •rr, -
moving nil obstructions, relax the Elect of the gall
bladder, the rile starts freely, and the liver is soon
telleved; the stools will show what the Pills eon
do; nothing has ever been invented except calomel
(a deadly poison which le von' , dangerous to MO un
less me tit great care), that will unlock the gall blad
der and start the secretions of the liver like Dchenckrs
Mandrake Pills. • ~
Liver complaint to ono of the most prominent
pauses of adasuinotion.
Schencic'e Seaweed Tonic is a gently .60111111mA "
and alterative, and the alkali In the Seasoned, which
that proparatio so made of. nasleto the straliachto ,
throw out no gastric juice to dissolve the fond - With ' -
the Putnam it Syrup, and it, is made into goad blood
without fermentation or souring In the 4om,mli.
, The grist icason why physicians don t mire con
eunaption is. they try to do too much : they give
Medicine to liter, tin cmfgh,_jo stop_chllle,fLatop
night sweats, hectic fevers sad by no doing they de
range the whole dlicatlye powers, knifing up the
secretions,and eventually the patient sinks and dirs.
Dr Schenek, fir hie treatment does not try to atop
•'cough, night sweats, chills ar.. fever. Remove •
the rause and they will all stop of their own accord.
No ono ctu be „lured of Consumption, liver Coin- '
plaint, Dyspepsia, Catar.h, Cnocer, Ulcerated Throat
unless the liver and stomach are made healthy.
. Lf a person him consumption Of course the lunge
in some way are diseased, either turbercles, absces
ses, brohcblal irritation, pleura,adhesion, or tho.
lungs are a mars of inflammation and f.st decaying.'
the lungs that are Wil9LiOg, tint it is the whole badly
The atorunch and liver have loot their power to snake
blood out of load., Now the only chance is take
Schenck's' threemodicinee which will bring up a
tons to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
food, it will digest easily and make good blond; then
the patient begins te,gnicr In flesh r and as noon as
the Jody begins to greto,the lungs commence to hen. '
up and the patient •gets fleshy and well. This is
the only way to cure consuption.
When there is ate lung ilisease,and only liver ckni,
plaint end Dyspepsia, Schonclea Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Mlle are sufficient without the Talmudic
Syrup. Tii‘o tho Mandrake Pills freely In ail hit.
' one complaints, as they aro perfectly harmices. •
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, , and now weighs 225
pounds, - was Wetted away to a more skeleton,irl the
last stages of Pulminary Consumption hie physician
having pronounced his case hopeless and abandoned
him to his fate... 110 was cured bit the aforesaid med
icines, and since his recovery many thousand limi
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 men Dr. Schoncli finless the patient
wish their lungs ;examined, and for this plum,se he
is professionally at his Principle °Met, Philadelphia
every Saturday, whereon letters of advice must be
addressed. fie Is also foolessionally at No. 82 Bond
•tetOtt,"tioty'ratkrbterry — otherTarndogrtittd-otAtit
35, Hanover etreet, Boston, every other Wodriesddy.
Ile gives advice free, but ,for a thorough examine.
Lion with - his Respire:peter - the price , Office - -
hours at each city, from ft A. M. to it P. M.
Pride of the Pulmonic Syrup and, Seaweed Tonle
each $1.50 per hlttle, or $7.60 a half dozen. Mate '
drake fills 2.s.cents a box. For sale by all druggists
D.. J. 11. SCHENCK,
No. 15 N. oth St. Phila. Ps.
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.,
I taro Just removed to
. 0 elr
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
CHESTNUT ST,-ABOVE BROAD ST.,
•
PHILADELPHIA,
♦nd have commenced the sale of no
E‘ICTRAORD INAR
IMPORTATION
1.31* 3r. OG-c) c:. 01. a ,
Cotaprising the Newest Fabrics and Richest Designs
selected by thiim of the most Celebrated Factories—
embossing
All ,the NOVELTIES of the Season
Immense Assortmon
DENE3IS, ke
Medium ,Price Goods,
P P 1; LAIC"P It A D ,
ITT EVERY VARIETY.
N. B —II. C. k Co., contend that it Is a tutEAT
MIST Ali It to' believe that t otals valiant no sold as
low in a handsome store as In a dark Mild dingy ono,
nod to prove this bare fatten the µrosiest cam to
mark their Wools lit '
The Lowest ROrhunerative Prices
2AI II ht-3n
M A. N HOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW 'RESTORED.
4' t:1 new ealtion or
r ll4l , Clvorwell's Colobrated
,t+•-Esaayou_tharadicaLcuu_twithnmt
moalch..)orSt•• emAToeiner.x. Sein-
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Llnl % Involuntlry ,Putinl3l
von %. 311.'1[111 3 1 / 1 1 Ineaprelt
im.itt•.; CoNsr,MPTI4 , 3, Ern., eel
nod Fl is I I I : by sel; indulgent , or so , val 31.-
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et 1.14 on IN , ”110 4 .
nuEror, tar .vialrahl.. posit,
eirm - J1 .1...LW..5i10:11 a thirty y s'
' OW alumina Col,otillot de of belt
al...re •i - to rmlirttlly Purr!wltlinut the &Inger
1.1 mi.-inn! not Line Ihr Lithe; polntinjr
nolm um le of turn nt 01101' 1-.4t lin, and el ,
feinul; by Of width Pony sulTor..r, nn urvt.
ter ...hut 111, , -11i111.1011 nutylv, luny euro hirruolr
p•10..1 sly. Nud ratried/fy.
should he In Oho howl>: of every
youthevery hum. In the' Nutt
• :rut unary 4 , Nh inn plain envoi opt, to any qd•
depot postpaid en recolpt of ok, vroto„or lion pox!
stamps, Alto Hr. Culverwoli'r l•Murrlare
price 2) ern., AdUrewl thin Publirhera.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE 0 1;0..
11.7 linwury, Now Vor'lf. Ihwt 011ie • Ito
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VALTI ABLE HOTEL. Property
A:3' pm V.l Ili sALE,OIt VX HAW/ bon 'A Paint
Tllll 4 u6F:c.111,, afters at pi kat° eale thewofl known
lintel stand In , Pa., knpn•n'un the
LO( A..N . II S E
Tho 10l (anon tr,b.ith the Hotel I,tands) contalne
by HO feet, and 1n addltlB6 thereto roll) ho sold nor
oseollenetlAßDEN containing 05 by 180 feet.
The bonne It largo and sdht tantially befit of stone
enntarnlng 8 nloeplng apartments. good Ilor-roonf
Dlnlng•room, Parler,RltelAt and all modern.eonven
lenceo.-:,A.-good-Woltof-Vnter-at-tlt-doe•
. 'BXCELLEN'E 'STABLING
fur forty,borons, Ice House, Wood House, Smoke
Homo an all necessary nu -bulldings. .
• The began ; House Is widely and favorably known
and Is largely patroulted. It I as Wean quite riwuntly
renurated and repaired •througliout. • .... ~
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, '.. 1 TOITUS to suit ' the purchaser. - •
Ftit further particulare, apply to the minliscribm,to
o hue absuineurto Peter A. Ali!, at Newville; Pa.,
.1 4.., A. WOODBUjItI,,
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