Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, July 30, 1869, Image 3

Viti.AVEl:=6Taxpayeta 'reinem•
bar that on all tax ropiainin - g unpaid on,,
theist day of li:iigtiee,tlA'r.cent t .'Nvll l be
added. e ' • ,
U. mELLINGNB, Wats
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FnnaH LB'ILLE'I3 LADY'S MAGAZTITR:
T-Ins,-Angust-number-of - thistmagalnoi •
perhaps; the host over
out's are' eleborately set forth; ,, ,shoWlng
parlor dr46,tho walking drolis,
the- bhll
-room dross, and the bridal drnis; also new
styles of coats and hats. Tile- reading,
matter - earl not booxcolled. Large'. and
beautiful' illustration's are- found on Almost
ireery,
,page-. ,The wonder •is haw such
a . large and handsome magazine - can bo
• gotten, up for only $3,50: a year. Address
Frank Leslie, Now York. . -
The Lilac Corp Oral for August is brim
full of interesting reading for boys. and
:1' work of the kind is as useful as
this. Parents, if you desire to amuse and
ingruct your children, . the Corporal will
aid much in. your intentions. A. L Sew
ell &•Co,, Publishers, Chicago, 111.
kqontemporary says : f‘Thera is' a
man up in our country who pays for hi s
paper,in Ovalle°. flp has never seen a
sick day in hih life; never had any corns, or
tooth -p be ; his potatoes never rct;• the
weayile never eat. his wheal. ; the frost
never kills : hip corn or beans ; his babies
never cry in the night, and his wife never
scolds." .Read°r;,ave you the pan ?"
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PII . gSERVINCi, SEASOII.—The time
for preserving fruit is.now at land, and
sugar will be in demand in every family
There will doubtless be a rise in this nec
essary artiele,.and while we • are getting
our jars ready it. would be advisable to lay
in a stock ,of sugar at the mine time. It
can be purchased at reasonable prices at
BLAIR'S wholesale Grocery Store “South
end," or atlassomummit's, West Porn
fretSt.
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• •OAKVILLE CAMP ATEBTINCI.—Tb
Oakville Camp Meeting will commence on
Wednesday next, the 4th of August, and
continuo eight days. The grounds are ad
jacent to•tho railroad, about ono mile
above Oakville Station, and abbut seven—
teen miles west of Carlisle. We under
stand that all trains will stop at the camp
during the continuance of the meeting.
DRESS PARADES.—ADrees Parade
of the entire command at Carlisle Barracks
is had every Wednesday and Sunday even
ing at sunset. ' The strength of the post is ,
now about 450 men, and when drawn up
in line they /make ry imposing array.
The music furnisped . by the Post band
under Prof. Tu. HELIi, is superb. • We
append last Sunday evening's programme.
I. Airs' from•Tnritani.
2. -Overture from Robert •to :Diable
3. Morning Journals, Dedicated to the
Press.
4. 'Quickstep
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DEATH. OF A COLORED GIANTESS.-
MARY 'GOODIN, a colored woman died of
dropsy in Carlisle. She was '3?. years of
---- ago — and weighed almost four hundred
pounds: Mary was a native of Adams
county, came to Carlisle several years
ago; and bas boon 'residing in the alloy in
rear of our office. Mr. A. B. F i w.ino, the
----- Ifirdertakerrinfui U.S us that ttro — enfitn in
' which she was buried had to he made of
wood an inch , in thickness find was heavily
lined, was 20 inches in depth and 30 inches
across-the shotilder. The , interment was
made in the colored cemetery where .the
body was carried by ten men,
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DIVORQE.-7-WC take the 'folloviing
Norco case from the Chicago (III.,) Jour
nal, of July 20th. -.
In the OPSO of Matilda A. Light, ?lee
4, .p, agains ustin Light, a c
ues of divorce was granted. They wore
married at Carlisle, Pa., on April 10th,
1864, and bad five children..' it'was charg
ed that the defendant bad treated his wife
with great oruelty, ‘ and that, although
abundantly ablo to do so, he neglected to
provide for his family. Also, that he
threatened to remove her furniture nt the
houde No. 64 North State street. „ On Juno
4, 1867, Mrs. Light was "brought before
the county court, on application. of her
husband, charged with being n lunatic.
The jury, however, failed to see it, and re
turned a verdict that she was sane. She
could not be got rid of in that way. The
common council subsequently granted her
a free license to peddle, in order to support
herself;
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LEAD POISONING.--The Journal of
Applied Chemistry condemns, in strict
language, the practice - of putting up arti
cles of diet in envelopes of tin foil. The
tin foil, it contends, contains load poison,
and is very Injurious to the health of thos e
who eat articles that have bben enclosed
in it. The warning given to tobacco
chewers against the use of "tine cut" put
up inthiy- style is woOly of attention.
By oiiidation the nicotine of tobacco be
comes nicotic nelson lead, pro
ducing a salt which ie very poisonous and
not unfreqqontly shown. its deleteriousef-
Teets among consumers of "the weed" in
-form of paralysis of the facial nerves.
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STRIKES AMONG MECHANICS and
artizans generally, which aro now so coin-
Mon, will not, it is anticiNted, long be
considered necessary to the well-being of
the' laboring classes ; for the constant de
arena° in the price, of Articles of general
consumption acts as an increase of the in
come'Of 'consumers. Almost all such arti
cles mow commend , a price, fifty per cent.
lower than they commanded two , years
ago. :Flour °gals about one-half of-what
it cost in 1867; and the decline in tho prioO
of wheat is still greater, as is also that in
"the price of grain and,potatoes. Rents are
hiss than they wore , :dome Limo ago,: and,
should the comlng, brops bo largo, it will
. next year be almost as easy to live as it was
in ,that goldoh ago. " before the war."—
Such,, at .least, w,ill be the 'cam, if grass
Monetary blundere in legislation and' ad
hiiniAtrafibn do 'not Prove destructive to
industm nnd.if f!prpteotion',' do not pro
icW•us .the.,' indiOnd Ore — to be' elvilized .
• 9up , of 13.T.W.arico."
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Conventioft •t,liO State School
Supprliiiontioptil:,:in'ik at Ilarristiurk and
jiasfiod ,l xosolutions 'providinfg that the
,poboot ,Pirectopi . bo oworb. fol. • tho
foitl?,t4lp9rforrn , oncj! tbe!r: duttos . ; 'no
acini , tlie'Zegislaturo•to.ropoiil
• 'ii'rapting riiortgiikoti; jOdgrrionts'4;d; ,frooi
• tialitOrt for '13611001 purposes, as dotricntme
to the, 'kilter:oaks, of lb° common schools ;
pro,ridigg for the tatt'or . sui)Port of the'
WiEriois b ati 04,116 a ad.
form 'arterrt , attaxation
. I ,iiliOiii,nie , ,th - e` , b 6 tiati'; 6 4Pcir ' ,lnt.Okinta, to
-.40 1 .7',4:0rn
fraying. the oponses of tho county inatitu
.. ; .
fiavaeatipl , a
Froo State Vniyori3ity and a,al hd hid a
• dratted , bill. to lay Wore tho Legialuturo
. .
x g tli b 'a
c:,4QI. Ayip..t6 ~ •
0 woe iattu y. vacuum, Fipost
-quality,ofaino,:,,OhOloalrands of rami
, 4 loloqi; Attoit*llist and COrn.Meal•
and a ilne Assortment of Quoonswaro and
C4hUsaviark) AAR
Pitt
tli=Weat Corner
41,2 - B m. '1 PPM
HURL) Mob HOUGTITON have added
a volume-16eir four editions
Works, which is uniquolri ehariieterOdid
completes tho .venous sets, is culled
"MaStor Humphrey's' Clock,". taking its
name from the-1l 0, apd largest portion of
the volume. It - ma •be remembered that.
Dickons commone,edin 1840 the publi
cation of
.liserial work, 'under the hbove
title. Master Huelphroy was the princi
pal character—an old gentleman of a prat
tling turn - of mind, who acted as' a sort of
chair Man of an .antiquated club, whose
meetings wore hold um:orth° shadow of
his tall clock, out of the case of which came
Manuscript foils of stories, Mr. Pickwick
reappears,'anti so do Sam Weller Wild his
father, and even. a third Waller in the
person of Sam's' small son' Tony, who is
a• miniature likeness of his grandfather;
and very early, under the tuition of th'at,
patriarch, displays an •intereg, ,in pints
and quarts. It seemed to be'the author's
intention to incorporate in this framework
carious - short stories, but after it 'while,
getting warmed with the tale of the " Old
Curiosity Shop," the voices of "limiter
Humphrey. and his friends die away, re
vived only occasionally to remind of tho
V Original plan and thus explain the title.
The "Old Curiosity Shop', and "Bhrnaby
Rudee" wore both included thus in "Master
liumphroy's 'Clock," but are independent
of it. . The fiction of Master Humphrey
was then dropped, sot to be resumed, and
the portions printed have never until, now
been published in collections of Mr. Dick
ens's 'WIZ. Here they are to be found,
and will read with interest as if form-
Ina' . a now hazel by .the' great author:
The second iihrtlin of tho book' consists
of the various Christmas Stories whiclithe
author has, written since the ilublication
of the ,older and better known "Christmas
Stefies."
There is presented—What to many will
be . the most valuable portion of the book—
an exhaustive Index of all the characters ,
named- in Dickens's Works, with a few
characterizing epithets, and the name of
the story in which they appear, with a list
of all the pages in .which their w - ords and
actions may be-.found. This really great
Index strikes anew with„asto t nishment
at the multitude of people whom Mr: Dick
ens has created.' No wonder they need a
Directory of their residences. Who Can
Ice:en in his head the number of the street
where each resides ? Last of ail is a curious
list_of_ Familiar 'sayings from Dickens's
ks, which illuArateswell th e i n d e bt,d_
ness of the world to this master of felici
thus phrases. •
.This volume gives Hurd 'Cod Houghtonls
four editions a completeness which no othCr
editions in America or- Enginaut possess;
end the purchaser may tyke his choice, ac
cording, to his taste and , b is pocket, between
the cheap, compact, readab
the richly illustrated, elegant " Riversitle,"
the voluminous, graceful "Household,"
and the superb 5 Large Paper," with its
lndia-proolpictures, its wide margin, and
its limited - edition of one hundred copies
only, to subscribers.
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DEPARTURE OF SOLDIERS.-100 re
cruits left Carlisle Barracks% on Monday
morning . last for the 2d . U. S. Cavalry,
now stationed at. Fort Ellis llontana.
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List - 4
uneltorued letters remaining
in the Post.Office_nt.Carlisle,' for the
week ending July 28th 1809....
Bryant, J. M.; Brier, Anderson;
Bist li no, Isaac; Bruner, John ; Brooks,
Peter__;_BLo,z, T. S 03eetain, Samuel.
C Crider, Mrs. B. M.; Cogley, Miss
Mollie B.
D. Dt Thorne;Miss Dctrsey, J
E Emeriek, Daniel S
Gibbs, Fred. A.;. Gruber, John H. ;
Gisler, Henry ; Gordon, Mrs.—Greason,
Mrs. Margery.
tiTuTal
K Klugb, J. K.
L Long, Jackson ; Logan, Roy. Wm.
; Ludwig, Fred.
II Miller, Amos IL ; Markwell, A If. M.
Morrison, J Bro.; usselman, Jacob;
Mentzer, Jennie.
0 Otto S: Herr.
- P Peelers, Mrs. llthiry ;--Peters, 11. C.
9 Quigley, Missi 7 -(Foreign.)
R Ross, dire. Jane.
. .
8 Sullenbarger„lohn ; Strausbaugh,
Wm. 11. ; Stone, Peter; Stouffer, W. 11.;
Shari 47 Thomas; Steiglemith, Jacob,
Swords, Benj. K. ; Snyder, Miss 11.
Tbemas,„lleriry; Tawnzem James;
Taylor, Nancy. •
IV Wilmer, E. lf.; White, Wm. T.;
Witler, J. E.,; Horn, John ; Wilson,
John ; Wearer, Ann ; Walter, Thos.-J.;
Waltsmitb, Mrs. Annie.
• A. K. RIIEEM, P. M.
CONSTITUTION BITTERS can \be ta
ken at all times and under all circumstan-:
ces, No, ordinary exposure will prevent
their salutary effects, and no had result
can accrue from an overdose. They will
effectually cure debility, chronic Or ner:
vous, liver complaint, jaundice, dyspep
sia, chronic diarrhea, diseases of the kid
neys, and all diseases arising from 'a
disordered stomach, liver or intestines.
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HARVEST "loatk:•—Tllc Annual
Harvest Houle will be held at the Fair
Grounds of the Cumberland County Agri
cultural Society.
• On Saturday August 14th 180.
Refreshments on the grounds. All aro
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13y.order of the Society.
JOIIN HAYS, Secretary,
Jitly 2341.
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T IST OF GRAND JURORS FOR
4 August Term, Oyer and Terminer and moral
Jait delivery and Court of Quarter Sessions of tho
Peace, 1869. • .g", ~ ,
Brown, Wm
Maier, Jacob
Brougher, Jahn
%goal°, Geo
Bowman. Cleo W
Coovor, J D
Craighead, W L
Carmeny II .1
Duey, Goo K
Mimeo, Gnu A
Ghtshall, John
BoWard Kyorett -
Hauck, Goo W. •
Iran dereim,'Y W
Kline. James
Rutz; Goo
Keller, Daniel jr
Martin, John
Kul>, Christian 0
Struck, Geo Sr
Sipe, David
Wongyeßiannel
Weavor Jacob
Wiggonor Goo'
vormor
P l:mer
rner
a MUT
Gent
sornor
Farmer
Printer'
Inn !teepee
Shoemaker
Carpeater
arrobr
bonier
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer
Grocer
Farmer •
non t
Cabinet Iliker
Farmer"
Farmer
. .
Farmed- • N IlidiUnion
Sll JURORS, AUGUST TNILM,
nd Oenaral Jail delivaiy and
gPe one P 1 the Pn and Omit of
, PST OF. TIIAVIPII
-Oyer and Term Mar a
Court of Quarter, Sea.
Cammon Wean, 1800,
Ahl, J W
•.Elll,O W •
bowers; Adam
'Blank, - Anthony
John .''. •
'llakor, John
Cochllti, J W
Cochllii, David •
Mann; James
Davidtion, .1,11 2
Foreman. Christ
Fottrow,,,TooL , •
Galbraith; Jeeeph
,Graham, JAmee M
-Hutton; Eian - tual • ;
Barrie 'Samna Jr
'Bartz:J*or / • ,
Hoover, batilol r• •
, 'touch, N., •
Handerpon, Wm 11.
1101,53 P, James 1.
' l l4:l l ,%ga c bP” bl4
Itlndig, Daniel .• •
, 'ter, Ilavid 8.
'Lillian, Item
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Line, Wm • • • ••••••••
Lohman, Samuel B
McFarland, Wm •
, Nlyerit Henry t •
Mentser,'John • '.
Msßoahan, IL F.- • •
Marshall, 1P A
McCullough,
,ITm
:CHO, flea • • • • ;
Proasol, Geo Ilt
SolidefOohn•
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' lilavlek t • :john -•
Smith, Jawed.,
iigh,' , Lital • . '
Spangler, Satiel
Vandkraloot, IP,L
WoOda, John 8
Wolf, Saniuel - -
Woodburn;
Whiner, Jacob- ,r• - •p
Yetigat, Goo„. • ' •
-BilitlihitMtlth
Dealer
Dealer
Livery
Carpenter ,
Farm or.o
Farmer-
Farmer, ' -
Laborer - •
Du lob am
Farmer : ' •
Farmer • '
Cogper
Farmer "
Farmer
Farmer •
vinith
-•
Farmer •
Fanner _
Tailor • • '
Gent , • ,
Farmer •
Farmer ..
Fernier • - •
Farmer, ,
Farmer • -
Farmer , •
Faimer •
Farmer •
(Abner • • t •
Carpenter . • •
Farmer
Fortner , ,t •
Dealer ' ' •
Fender
Farmer% • •
Farmer
Bedlor•• 4
Wagornriakir
Tailor
Carpenter •
Auctioneer
Vara or„.
LabOrot ' •
Former •
Farpor'
Labdear
OArpoutor ,
THY ROLL. IV IlloNon.--Tite
ing.Ro compri:es.ajl the names of officera
and , ' ,.. oldinra , from'•!Cumbe s rlandi 00 . 541 ti
‘ihOfofl on the field of battle, or: who di
from wounds or disease, contracted while
serv! l : l on the aranyi deringOo.warfbithe .
Rebellion; which have baon. sent into tto
•sotitttlon - ; in - Vonfermity7with'the 7tuest
Made through the newspapers of.tho coun
ty. some mouths Since. .
The list gives the names of 17 commis-%
Moped Officers and 268 non,-commissioned
Officer's and'private soldiers, 288 iu all, the
list may net be'cornpleto or entiraly'cor-:
rect. The officer's of the Association earn
estly desire to have it complete, so that not
a single name which is entitled to appear
on the roll ofhonor, On,the Soldiers:llmm-
Mont Shall omitted,' Friends'oidedeased
'soldiers, or officers of companies, who may
know of any Cumberland 'County men
who fell in battle, or died of wounds or
disease contracted during the war; aro
therefore specially requested to' send in all
such names to the Secretary, b'y. letter : or
otherwise, without delay. The Secretary
should also be promptly informed of any
curers in the names, so that they may bo
corrected.
The building of the Monument is now
in progress, and as the engraving of khe
tablets will soon be commenced, all now
names must bo promptly sent fn.
• E. BEATTY, ,
•
Corresponding Scee.y.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
Col Henry J' Zinn ' 130th Pa Vol
'Col Henry .1 131,14110, A A Oen'l PR Res Corps ..
Copt Jelin 11 Smeod. sth U S Artillery '
. Capt Jas S Coln, 11, Co A 7th Regt Pa R. s Corps
Cops Thomas P Dwen, Co 11 Ist Iteat Pa Res Corps
Copt apt Lnughiln, Co E 130th Pa Vol
Copt fuolt McCullough, Ath Pa Cavalry
Mint Joseph Stuart, Co 11 Ist R..gt Pa It‘s Corps
Limit iteorge C Enron Co Kith Rein Pa Res Corps
Mout Wm A Miler, Co F Moth Pa Vol
Liout lease • liduffmon, Co 11 9th Pa Cavalry
Liout Theo Mott ntz 9th Pa Cavalry' , , • ,
Liout Alfred F Imr , Co E 17th Pa Cavklry
Molt Wm 13 Illamy, 7d lowa Cavalry;
Limit tomes A liaw•on Co 13 lot Colorado Tole
Surge .11 Jno Ii Coovor nth Po Cavalry -
Wm F Low Ast Eug U 8 N
1s( Refit. Pa, Res. Corps, or 30t1t Pa. Vola.
Fronk font, II Fred ;Morrison, 11
David A , ICONV. II Jos Duttorf,
.10.411 Ewing, 11 Chas F Could, I
Wm Donnelly, II John Mithins, I "
Cortis Origin, II John • hisler, I .
William Watson, 11 Coristinn Kauffman, I
John Mork, II beef Kennedy, I
Frederick lirown,ir . John Llt•it,l
SY11111,•1 Baker II Prank Wilson,l
Win Colgley, - 11 Wm Birder, I
John Clouser, El Wm Dunlap, I
John Shaefer, II John Baker, I -
Oro Norton, n Wm 1-pottsnood,
ith Refit. Pa. Res. C.
wm 11i Benitorten, A
Wm It 1155 Inter. A
Tit 5 Boren Eny, A
Illoanernin, A
Win C.135,A_
Joitsls inlie,A
John It I(s:nynn, A
Goo W Weise A
Chas 8r00k15511, A
John T Cuddy, A
I .Ins 515110 r, A
lienj Have , stiek,•A
A Lew, A
.15a U Steele. A
I .1551 in en 11155, A
John T Asl,sins, A
Chile
Fred It It oil, A
Wlll - 11 T Welker, A
P.vid S oilier, A
J Harry Eby. A
Boner T Green, A
315•Clenf, A
• .1 lllverstirli, A
Patrick Winne°, A
`Lee W A
Win Me, it,, A
Bent II Sputhwood, A
I I th, Rcgt:
- Wilson Vannvi, - A
Jas Warden, A
Mom hose, A
Goo S Reightor, A ,
John Spang, A
98th Rut
(.co H Ci.ver:b
&oil& Refit.
Fred Salm°,
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Alfred Webb t, C
;7z.lth . Rig,. Pa. Vas
P,•ter Darr. 0 John 'ninon. U
Samuel T Klinklo, (I Ilenj Hippie Gi
Reuben Line G Adam Sh.fter, G
ILich,xml Lilly, G . Thomas Snoddy, 0
S'ith Refit. Pir.: Vols.
Miehnel iteoe, SI Charier Huber, E
John Lu I L,E Edward Beaverane,El
Thomas Neely, Et . henry Snyder, B
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143 d Rep. Pa. Vols.
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,lohn Treisoi;
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107th Regt,
Petor It Pisleo, D
115th Regt
John F Mcitoth,
130/4 Regt
Pa. l'ols.
flee IV Green, A - Dilocrner, F
We, E Greason, A Thomas English, F
A Ilrownewell, A Samuel K Mny. F .
Philip Fa , er. A Theo R - 'Zion F
Joseph I' Weaver, A 11, nry F Lamberton, F
Marlon S Carbeugh, D John Fitzer, F , ..-
John A Strickler, E Keller Bold, F
Thad MeAeolian E 'Peter V linisely. F
Meld F Miller. Ii Bet j F Barslimeer, P
Wm A McCune. li Gump White. F
Win Lechery. E John 114reley. a
We, I' Woods, E ' James WPberoa 0
John W Crull, E . .. S.Gouel MeNaughten, 0
Joe.' K Allen. E 1,0 vi Beeder, II
Joseph Connery, E Joseph It Snavely, II
158th Reel. Pa. Vol:. '
Abrallim Myers. A ' Pane Bear, A
David Dam ill, A 'Me Ilea, Cunningham, A
Jacob' Brickey A - !James MeCm.key, A
Samuel Mixela.F
187th Regt. Pa. Vols.
F Eschonberger, B Ilonry Nonertinkdr . , D
Joseph Shaw, D SIM, II el Lutz, D
Thoo 11 Boy es, D • Uriali Stahl. D
513 E Faughunder, D David Sheriff, D
Wm I' Gender, D
188t1a Reg!. •S. Vols.
Joseph Bullard, I
194th Regt. Pa. Vols.
,
David Moor, II I
2001 h, Pegt. Pa.:Vols.. •
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w.,N bony, I : Michael Smith; E
Jamos Kroll, E Jobolokew, E
Looms B Fink, E George Wolf, E
I Wary Yost, E lELenker, E
.--.I ' 802 d Rwt. Pa. 'Ms.-
Jacob Boikbort, II 1.1 .
' , 209th Regl. .;Pa. Volt.
Thomas Hoerticr, A.lEnoch Sykes; F
Julio Loll), A 'Samuel llolllngor,,F
210th Regt. Pa. 1-018
Lumnol Blit ,hall,
195 a R rr l.
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Abdiol - Trono,n• Edward Urban, II";
Al ox koFer. IV Goo W Trout 11'!- , A
.7oakth Oiniblo, H . ' Zilch 111cGIntogli111101,;,
'Wni 'Afyon., H . Josh. McCoy, 11' •.' !
Wm Ewing. II . . Cull4orlson Kosor, ,U i' ,'
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Vi Tenn ,
Souttuunpt'n
11, Allen
17th Penn'
Daniel L llgllingor, F
Emanuel.Bm F
t•olotuon Lov i 'F
Jarmo 0 nduy B ,
Rpbt. Belly. 1 1
,lirm Mm,
joMilltirgot, V . '
D garlo,F: '
Samuel Dalirdorf, F
OimplmirßvlllMolt, V
annum O'Dbml;l.
Wm 11 Fllcolthaugh, V-
Poto'r Olutor, F
I Dir.Liu on
I rankford
Ponn
Ship lloro
onroa
Penn ---
Carlisle
blldd aton
'Nun
MlMlleen.
F Anktartt
Newton
W Penn
Newton
20th: Penn
Dickinson
kliddloton
,Cliipponsb'g
learDelo
. Wm thileley; h '
Dlmmt,A - Cirifflth, A
Penn'a
renkfo d
Penn
Meellanb'g
Pen
Prouldurd •
Monroe
(lat'r
U. S. ' et
Chas Fought; 4th
-Wm Connolly, tl,l
• 'Henry bunpan. 24 ,Itatta Cal ()avian' '• , •
byfllle Ptlllott, o,lst Rbpaci,rood ,
' .Jab W,11.4hh, L 404111111 g Caaialtr, • .`
• -
t.llveit Spring
btirg
IV 'Dann
SolitbampA'n
Mlddleto4
echanb'g
DI kh [lnn
, Middle ex
Middleton
TlLlddlotox
Dlolcluson
L Allen
'ltlsiiiti.—Tikt:iiiiiadvatided •two cents
,#,Qr:,l)Pahoi l i 4ilwaulPhlN on. Wed*"
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock; M.,
and , 2 and 7 o'clock R. M., of each day and
evening—CoMfdrtable 'Beate prepared for
ladies. • W. C. SAWYER'& , CO.:
THE BEST.;---TOnies have of late
_j_ years gained rapidly In public estimation and are
far uutin generally, mnloyed by first-clasdpliy l sicittnA
than t boy once were. The, reason for thin is that
It is a. generally.,eatablished fact that wholesome
tonics used in moderation daily for yearn do noc
lose thefr girth°, neither do they injure the sys
tem. They act i.e fact like air and exercise, and
not as "medicines," which are intended solely for
attacks of Illness. Tho limns PIUSCIPLES, especially
those of vegetable origin, all. possess t h e common
property of stimulating the appetite, strength ening
the nervous system, and of imparting strength-.
Women generally derive benefit from them °vett
more than mon, their system being more liable to
debility and exhaustion, We have again and again
in our experience seen the good' effects of tonics
where the eyes had gmern dim and , the cheeks pale,
end — the entire frame showed every indication of
exhanstioo, nerirrnm Stiffering laud,doldlitY.
rps, or 36th Pa,Vols
P,' via II Spahr, A'
ISainl E Smith, A
10 mge 1' Widders, A
;John A Schioarer, A
SAini llcllltinger y A
.io 11 Money, II
TI 110 vrr, II
Smith, II
J filcher Clark, II
•lohn I•e v elin, II
John ',linger, II
Simi Worley, 11
(lon Ilorrhol II
;'has Brave SOO, II
John Amin or, 1.1
Cool 13eiker. 11
lfirLnet Iles;; II
Isom. Soiler.ll
Thor 3 Aches, It
Jot.ns Itierber, II
Levi A Bowen. 11
Ii \PCpo rail, II
Sarni Cpoher. ll
Franklik-4,-Smith,
.Inch A II oily, A ,
'Mil tole - 11 - hence, II
Win II KIM°, II
Mician.{l J — Fooght, II
Pa: Vols.
Thor Morgan. A ' -
Thor Cdn'yeny. A
3011 Christman, A
111:in Fielding,•A
The best established bitters before the Am erican
public aro beyond quastlon those of ,Dn. Stoever,.
and this is equivalent to declaring the, they ore
the bst, since among the acerespfreadly esithilent
bittern now current, a poor article lies no chance of
success whatever. The must I,th.„Rsnt person can
tell at once by Its effects, almost ugh, dose,
übsther, auy bitters are good or Lia, Those of
Snorer have been sold for thirty years, ore e'oll3.
p eel of slxtten of the West roots and herbs of 'a
well-known Colic virtue, so skillfully select, t and
compounded with regard to their mutual effects.,
that it may be doubted, trlattker any more perfect,
forte at this medicine can be made:
Thousands of persons are exposed to or aMiceed
with fever and 'ague, Milieus ague 'Cr other results
of malaria. Let thorn remember that these bitters
are admirable in such Caere; as fur diorama and
cholera morbna, or any ordinary derangement of
the stomach. Try them and be satisfied ttlitt 4 tiley
should be In the 'stores of every,(amilY, and We
trunk of tAieril.tiethri ' " 04 ' s
t is a favorable feature In the advertisement of the
proprietors of Dr. Steevere's Tonle liertrilitters; that
no claims are made that_ they. will cure every 111 that
flesh is heir to. The weakest intellegfean hardly be
imposed upon when two that this or that t reithdy will
remove every form of diSease - in every atogeoind yet
we con not take up the majority otiournala wittni4
encountering an miter t 'sem en t' d e elating
„th et. this
or thatthiedichae is ei abstract w Lich is a perfect
apothecary's shop, a whole,college of physlciarie In.
renderieg -all other cures useless. What is
laimed for Dr: Stoe Ter's Sitters is simply that they'
will art as a good tonic, and are capable of doing as
much good as apreparation of bitter principle - .cau.
They will not cure thyroid° diseases, but they will
often' provelitth — fertifilfelkes of disorders froth be
corning inethable.. The prefereiTces and certificates
Issued In their favor are all trim and honest, and of
these there are hundreds. ' "
From the editorial colonial or Florney'n Phiiadel
phis Press.
Pa. 1 ole
Pu. Val*.
a co Sumo, F
S. Infantry
Kerma 'Co.—Gentlemen tls reply to yours of
the 22d irlbt., I mould say', that . ,l ' have used Dr.
Dever's Tonic Herb Bitters extensively In my prac
tice during several genre past., Ido not betitato to
any that I have found It to possess remsrakale sill
cony toe ases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Lossof Ne
yens Energy, as :well as Peteraud Ague, Dims ham
Ileada'cba and other disessm proceeding from a die
ordered stomach ; and especially one it proved of in
estimable value to general debility of the system
when other tonic • medicines base failed to produce
the desired effect,
Pa. T ots
Pa. l'als
Though reluctant to appear as recommending Any
particular adrorthied medicine, a sense of duty to
the public and the medical faculty will not allow
me to withhold any testimony -to the merits of ..tbe
Bitters in question. Yams, respectfully,
tSY - DEAFNESS, DLIND:97.SS and CATARRII
'treated with the utmost success. by J. Isaacs. it.
D., and Prolessor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear (hi's
spetiality)in the Medical College'nf .Pennsyfrania,.
years saperincy, (tormerly of ' , Leyden, Holland.) No,
805 Arcs Street, 'Shims. Tesllmoniale' can be seen
at his atm The medical faculty are invited to se.,
company their patients, as ho hes no secrete in his
practice. ArtiOsial yes Inserted without pain. No
chart 4 lot : examination..
30Jotv 69-ly
, . .
ADAMS—ItYritS.--Oo the 15th !net., by Rev.
A Murray, Mr. tilts Aflame to Mks
'LaOra Jane llyors, all of Carlisle.
—On the llth ; 'the
eatOo. Mt Gerrge Ruggles to Liles nark Itamseyy all
al:Carnal°. •
L•NDI.3.-91BSBINCIM—On the 1/111 het ~,hy
RV, D. A. L. Leteerty,GeorgeLand'. ,eml
Miss — Alin M. liessincti, both of Churehtcitin. '
IIItICKELL—WRITCO:th—Oa Abe 4th lett., by
her.. J: O. M'Ourrith; Mr. - Deory. C
ilarrisburg. nod' Mlse Ehrahrth Whitrotn, oh the
. rielnity of Atetheofreh.rtt•
lILAIR-611ARDIE —ln Philadelphia, cat the 20th
Ina., by the Ile, J.: Addison henry. Wilily:A
Mir. of Carhuir, I.Vltes Mary Wardle. of thr for-•
6th Shepherds.,
!town, 11Ire. CaWarlini M: Was et Mr. Christian'
Ilartzler,,agod 43 yearn, 3 months and gl days.
' CA - 31E1t9N,,,1) RAturdairdest A thpi2l,th inst., at'
ids retidendo, - ITl•lkonthqliddldtb'n township, Mr..
William' Cameron, nged a , ,nut 10 years.
MIEN
ME
CARL', 'LEI PROVUOE.DIAritILET.
r 1 ,Calg 206 ( iB6, A 14 '
,Elbolij -- riar..i. l .4 (44,4 I .11.510
uperil
5 00
• do , _ 10;1.4„
111.111 3u
It 1;D ' ' do 100 to 1 20
RYE ...... ....1 10
CORN .`,/ '41.1.00
.... . .
a Cavalry.
Seabrlght, loofinver, Xi
ifonfy Shrives', I - '
Jos A Shannon, I
• SatntialrA Welsh, I
Jacob ay, II
Johnston Ilishop,ll
JacoliOgue; II 'l., , ' i
William Ilricker,l • , •
robed Laughlin; I ?
Samuel Speeca, E .
A ...e014 . 17y. , • - .
IJolin'Stiyiler, I' •!i ':
rater linntsbertger,
John F Getty's, F' . •
John F Eicenower, F
Wm D Hauffnann,l` , ,
Gem ito Forney. F
Jan Y Stuart, F
Jacob' Myers, II
OATS;(now)4O.I
.CLOVEICSEED..
FIMOTHYSEED
FLAXSEED
DARL.EY,
CorroyAri „iV$4/y-41
Od'CT .
KOOS, ,
LARD. , •
TALLOW,
DEISSVVAi,
XtAcTi,AllO4-
a Oavaky,
JoSAW Itsitiniinp 4 x ,
Dnvld Mitzi . „
George,
'ponies Speen e, .
Merlin B Sneeniakee,,r,
Mammal StoWer', V .
Abner W. Zug. F•,..•.
0..0 W WI - atom:ire, F,r
Sonnuel WooKliqe, V'.
Wilson Senverie,, F' • .
Wm li WAnver, F.
'';
Leeds Illogwblt, V „,a
• FREER
• Tfl. 4 l4P t i"!!!•FdtEi,PrlvZ°l"9lfn4
reaur o1130“ l .01 1 of very choicArer A lot
of
th0ryaFY, 11 9.0..g.ff19 7 '..cup, 4 .1.,44 , 1 1 1,u/1 Jikaarotbe
finest ."Ittclory Cheett" at 'quite roducod pricear
oholoFolo and ratan. . ..aot."l
A lot of genuine. Older Ilpopar—vOry . pour, and
"pot up' lu-splepdhl bairolor4l44Alffoblin
ceedingl igtt priteh Tliolysolo and rotol,l . A'lo
the verr genuine Oht doveninunt Jana Oil?
feat/4.0,1a on.'graen. lAlao .thoite
lot of good browned Giffeo of kigito
un
la full icir. lots. ' iYM,BE I AI MP I O7 3 .I2' I' •
2ajdoe - ~PSouth'kud', C ar ra.
q:Caviiliy. .1 ..
Rol)n lit liuotln~ a'
:Wu), 86tt 5 97, 5 1)
Chriit, .
r:
WIRE It AILING, AVIA • BAR 9,, for Btorei
-4„ropt#,Asylpme, 46 1 495 1 Bedsteads, Wire Web;
blfigalbiididep itistrpo'siltry yards, Brass and Iro#
eXottl. ; Bleral, Benlor4Ber#loo49 4Wott ,, f ,
11###,/r e i,,lles t ry Critripedßlotß fo4r,ipsrlmrresqrs
1:#0
.oi#6;#,Be *. 1. 144 . 1,:46,4.411f..4448 , 1 ?
+Mims, corn tweistalet". Vire :Worker. }Stem Infers:ea
-310#14, iiddressid# the inivi'ptiFing,l,V#lflllt
& BONS'Ack •II JX#O eitreto444okia.
.1216 - 094. •
1=2:1
'CriticEßN.
—Bo it knoWn that,..thci. undersigned,
manufacturer of Mine,ral:nratc:r,Ac.,,stg.
in accordance withs'Act 'at thbl itgidM ,
4 Vl 4 9Y•cd•thcf, 2o th ' idayrcf4prkl. Aagli r d id
Li akin itur.ufficoof.the,seareta of Ann
COM rifoii fellowitig
with. the . nanieekiii!rinatte'ortilb r tottiAi
used li• him, in his •:
20043r05s k ketl," .".1i.41.;t0i • ler.
.-, `f,:. gi!ZetglPr;
.50 • ." Zoo the.bottomwith rod
20 Gross Marko:lo.k ~..3/.7/.13,- p . Conway
15 25 4,9 ; ; 4 ,, pel4q.l Netter.
Geo.lsl%,..arpr4ti
65.‘ "
Dyotville-Glitto Works.
50 ' ' " . Plain..
Any person,retaiiiing'in their possession.
any of said bottles after this notice, will,
if deiocted, bq dealt With according to the
provisidn of iiald
• • ,Ceirriorr.—The Act of 25th 4P.A:pril
1853, imposes aline Of $5 upon any
-person
who shall sell,ldispOse of, buy 'on 'traffic in
any bottles so.marked, and . registerek and
the penalty will' bqenforced in all c , nees: '
July 2,1869-6 t " A. %.-:7..EtUr.En.
. .
GREAT - AUCTION ..SAiil6 of. • DRY
co:,! will offer,
their largo and elegant stock of Dry Goode
at auction,. commoneing.July 21 '69 and
continuo ono week, day and night. '-Their
stock consists of every.thieg .fouri in fi
Dry Goods Skim, Silks, Poplins;'Giverni
di nes, Lawns, Alpacas ,Carpots;' Cif Cloth's
Blinds,Sce., Sack and Cloth Coats, Shawls,
Lace Ponits, CasSinidroS,'FlanneK
& tic• •
This , is tile fitio“ stock ;of ; ':Drf-Gootli,:
owr offered to tho public, at - auction.—
Don't fail to coma and secure scinio.ofllie
great Bargain's„ ,that *ill 'iv given,
at this sale. A credit of four months will
be given upon all • sums of twenty. dollarii
, .
and upWards. '
From the Medical Profession
Cl=
T. R. PARKER, M.D•
ICRYDER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprlutora,.
12111,0(1TO ltd sucer.r,p)a)Y4D,r.LOn4
sol.b EvErenniErt.E.
IE2E3
?WAJU?IED
DIED
I.. , *Aloals:.': - '
' • • • •1V3 , 6
........ 2 Ick
. I
General Pr
'duce Mar et.
1,133;,.ru1imit513;p180.
m: 1/4rlfOOd
2 0 .BACONIIIIOUI;19E718, ' 70
20 BACON BIDEB,.
, 113 Warril maANB! •"'l3 li
9 PARED PEACIIII,3' 25
. 111./NPARILD PII,ACUES
35 DRIED APPLES. " 25
tSFEOIAL NOTIOD.,3J.P
WIIRDtTWHORSEIIIEN. 9
Dn. TODIAS' CELEBRATED VENITiAN lICRBE
LINIMENT has beon:teetedrbnbbar,Ro 4. 0 .4 r
In this country, and pnired to be superior toe*
obv,b, int. t prn woa,ryfref ~ygteogyr ),
'Was ettertrittiobt a bdeldin Irt 6016
and by Col. Bush , of ihe Jerome Pork Course, st
VorhAlikAliTh wkitAft! (#l33o2in't ":12Ing
..er • a Cara, among wute v ran , some of
finest _stock. In Amorlrn _warranted-to- triro
Lama:toss Sprains,' Scratcheo bruises, Gallo, Outs
Wad !tjthi.thiiiiiol4.ll44.th'il ebof
and Over Heating, when need according to the al
rintione.
"
•f:3All who. own or amp Nurses era assured that
thilM9 Vie ke a r t iail 1 ~ J f
1 7:2 t atiort i f e tr f
orq . idaig.a.3
co!fpg , mh?ci Arlif t4kll4th9 v. , 44.).0
cen ding to the directions.. Always have a ho ‘ ttfle
fnlouticatof' •
,!`"; 1 ",
?rice In pint botttles,.ono Donny. Tie, 'genuine Is
cAkied S. I.,'"Tabisi ) ohkho' outeldti virappor. Per
auto by the ,druggists, Saddlers, and , :atorokeopet
throughotie tho tolpri: 'Depot, 10 Park
Place, N. I'.
18 Juno Int -
IMPORTANT FACT. "
Wo sea that pefooldi tif,M6dgAiahltutions,, and
young, suffer for days with palnaof:Aho lftabs, ,lose
of appetito and fever, who suddenly got well, after n
cliolle followed .by slimyrbliloua - atOolm — The — rollof
.produac4l by then ;'ollrininithida"' wore tilo original
gulch), to;thq .Idoit 'And practice of puigntion, and
wh:ch, when enhread'br ,Brandeth's Pllinp , always
benefits, rantallgetiraoj - :00 - lafloniiPlotOnts ale.°
°spacing Scarlet Fever and dlsews of aladlar char ;
actor.!/,. 1. 14 ••
, '
I.L. Cook, Obi!shoe of tho "Sint° Bunner," . linty
tilkfti6h, sayelirlinhtieti tii4,w § -
p iog l i k, after IMak.afflioted With dt 000rtvo. years.
Ilia friends and doatorkontislelerda his teepiory
possible; but nix Imes of Ilrandoth'el'ilie 'XO'storod
his health poefottlyi o ' •
' A youpg i ladyof,,llnt Plonerit,wrya sorely trou
bled with Tape-'w'ornc."'AV adideen atiditiedielne fall
ed to help her. She had no rest Thln, careworn
and unhappy, oho located theplqu're of, nlblery;'.',,At
i'sat 51,6 cOnaludedter in on o
Year Ate tenk seyonty.larci . 'haxpi: • Thei.bronght
array, , •ceordlug to her ea r mputatlo . ri!,' t`rrifi: two htiu'-
dred yards et tape-worm. At length all her bad
sxrpptomslettAkor; she.alcpt.and ato naturally, , an d
her hOalth 'Acadia fall] restored.
SPECIAL NOTICE
We are now daily receiving from auction Chen
Lots of Dress Goods of every style. Striped and
Figured White Planes; White Quilts, Itasleii,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, and all other seasonable
goods which we will warrant to sill cheaper, than
any other house in the'county to vilhich ire ask the
attention of buyers helm purchasing. .
A largo lot of Parasols of all kinds. New ktTle
Ight'lluttoo Boots all slze r sThlusilne, Prints; L•c
t tutored prices to suit the times.
18Juno 69
Tns SAIISAPAhIiTA DICIdEiB or YUCATAN. This sin—
gular set of paOplearo deimatified fron.the,ancient
Artnes of Southerp. Mimic°, and still retain some
of. tho pecullarlties. which Stevons and, prasoptt
gave 01 tlielr ancestors. Dr. J. C e 6.. em—
ploy a small armrof them In digging' , Sareeparilla
rpot. Provided with narrow fiya9cs,'4,l"eoli•PS:P"O'
and a bag of water, ~tbOy, - ready. foq the, foreat
where the wild.bauana furttiabes them with .ffiod,
Rolf' Thlck-leavad trees their only shelter. Few of
those who find themselves tejtivenated by this pro
duct, know how much ploy are indebted to the toil
of thews lannedelabords, who dig health for thous
ands'of br:Ayees patrons, whi , o they aoulatiutes
lose their own Commeecial.
A Great 'Political RevOlation
way ,
itecomplishinl by ,the ulestion of Grant, and a
revolution of itntneuso social Iniportanro lots bebn
'Routed by tho gperursuKcitutiop of Unit harmless
preor (lon
9111TAppg,(I'li EOB
X 148.104
1. Itl
for LIM eadly compound of lend and brimstonn, of
bicit, acjording to tl!'.lournal of Cliprultdrynkud
he "Medical Gazetto,'.' more' thin thirty varieties
nave been fo[Ated . lpciit Dye
s the only IniCiVat
ties /41.11 V. AD AI/141;04 . ;
.1,
ml Professor Chilton, over his ovvii signiithre, de-
area that It Is pdrfectly welcuma
CRISTADORO'S - PRESET( )ATIViI, is 'a
Dressing, setOthe n charm on the Nair after D}Ting
Try ; ft. ' ' •
'l4old by all Druggbit.
pitatslootags6iiiiirikviDil
The Adveithler, imilng been rostoted to health'
a few sweeks,•by.tirery simple remedy; after hay
.g suffered sjveral years_ with a severe lung oleo
oor , and that dread disoaao, Consumption is mix this
make known to his fellow•sufferers the means
To PA VA;rio ,i4iro it, .ho 111 ° B;i;d n Wopyjf tho
proscription used (free of (horde), with the direction
for siMP.rjngsand tieing s tip Karne s which, they will
10 a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
lONettn'lSrolc:" - Th6sphjett . -of—thrradvertirer-1
-ending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information' which he:dmiceives to ho in
alonhlp; and ho hopes every sttffet'er'will try hie,
iVi't will cost them n0t.1;14 and may prove
Wareing.: • •
Pitrtfeewithlng the ptemeription Idll' please et
11(171f ' I J -r %tii ' crAWA r li ' 141.15 - ch ' SZ - 1 , 1;? . 7.1 ;')
'Williamsburg, Kings County New York
ERRORS OP YOUTH
suffered for yearn frottrtervbuu
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
yortlttftiLindiscre!tloth—will for the sake of suffering
lirteetinity, solid r!cedlt. the receipt
which - Ito was
cured. Sufferers yninblug,tu ptdbt
,by • the adkertis
ere', perfect
aid:l(lolKx,, ' ;;;.; Joirro). OGDI4N,
No. 42 COdtir Gt r Nimi:York
=MI
Special; to' . tho La4p's.;
We are now selling out at gre'lltly reduied 'prices,
all liludis of. Jammer ...goods such, as, Grenadines,
Llernennles,:Ersilleb Baragos; Lawns; Per.ii.S. Pa r
asole CLirtireirckc„: . : , Nov . is the time to seeps° gS aU
d!orgalus no ' iss are dot - ermined to cloro out our
'stocked unlicroallYioli ! rates. ;
- LEIDICH .t MILLER,
• . • r • -
jni , DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and ..CATABBII
-anted With the utmost' success by , J. leiiies Id: D.
mid Drofessor'of pircoses ejrfha 'Ave :Mul tar'ln the
College s e .K?ilasy/pana,l2 yrlirs,capajiience
(formerly of Leyden. No. 40b, Mott' Bt.,
Phila. testimonials can be neonadtnla
medical faculty are invited to accompxny p
tionts,as he bas no secriibrin blSpraatico. Artificial
Wyss Inserted without path; ebargf, fir oanud
nation:, ' - • • 1
Pdtion' 681 Y . ,. ;
J ACCILI BOIRETZ,•DVIr t:: IMV,p:bdon:aillirted
ford the last ton years ' 'the Ithapcnalisln , and
Gout. Yopr (litters wan tocommenlled'iO Me. 'I
i )laya.uc.ol it
a and 1. sly lt cdTeeted a
•neitba, In 'very' 'illCrerditi t re
commend it to all personaalllletod'nAili the slime
e!.41101.4‘31.1t. .
Itt'l4lLfCr any
..1 , t. ; '! , E. , Dr y .11011N0.; Irbtladolphlm
The liro?kiln Xorit
011 mak/ ,arr n r;g um c gn,expe . riin„rod
Life insurance Agent for Franklin anti. Curfibrit land
counties- All copuipAe d wilis .4410„bp4darossed to
644 Agent',
Jaly - 16 , 2t. ifiptAlicytßat.4BLahlintlelphia' o.
'NOR BLACK WOItMS.AND PIMPLES. ON TILE
- 14i4k4iolliiiiiii ) titaditkAI, 'AA liife leiiiitit;
p rgp an. d only_Vy Di. B, C. Perry, '0 Vol.! se.. Nov,
tkoilfitiaidi/6rytibigo'.lillibEi'il..3ll4lll(llo(l4
'Wholeallo Medlcino -
-
5..914 01 P14r ,:ti ,
„ .1 14# 7 .0 9.. 1;
fPA,Teet4rmn, the exce,..;use . psnai's.fereTri, i^tw
FeeettitLeektei:. Pidpetierbtilyti Parry
'4;bj
111.-,Tbreu 4,tit-,C4."14,
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wilt be *Wyatt by:thaintwotrowttutt until! &Vont.
bar lat,hpittottti V...:td ,41011 IN) PAUL; t t:tp,‘
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boya.erill bo openeaTaPlarleter,OWol,l,ll.ent
building Bonin; ilanoter
~ Pepl.l. Ineteuatad to xultllab. Cl6ealey 24a1il • "
nestles Nature! Belga aa r tensenao 5h1p.:40, 0 ,„,
Nntaber.of•pupinillmited,to.twoUtPllaa.l,•:.,,t
Yorpartlonlara gmkei oloularnel'lpar • anoCkatare,
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ad Mild. Aiont,l' 01:00e:Bialtx et oh Nota ,
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NEW I'ut;DiVtaMSEIIIEIV TS.
Mlri t tet " .—lLOttal
Vit the Estate of David Holkis,
oNS loWnii)i)Pfrriug
ailligeternr,se , lilllfig R n a 8 t 4 )T 3 r_
fat,ttio 9 ,9/ 1 44 •pc:UT:a.1..:41 , 74 1 4 P i: - . 1741/oi,
• sympri pud to,atliArsonp,hkvlnK, ciellett eitainsp
h..t.f..presinkt.ct,hem4orleGtietritin k . , , .„,..
•r• ~,, ,F iii.a`Wts 4 4XltO
• I
, tinlirs at prlisite 'Palo
Unit Stiltiblellbt.“, aild Let of oround,situated in
Eitti4l , `DlblifliseirVoii the Ttirtipike 'teading 'trom
Carlisle to Shipneusburg and adjoininglalide Ilodry
Paul and Dep. G. Da vloron, 6 ' , Ales West Of Car
criiilainlnd TWO ACILES. . The improvements
prvoitor.v iv , cAPruz knortnEl)+.lloUflOi!Allud
luytettlrick, GOOD FABLE; exdsllent Outdati
i' ng'
,Pouches and Chartist..
Oar terms and other •partiou [ars applr:ou''‘..
prom leen, JOLIN POULy.
30,1n1y 48
OR, E B'A'NK Fait' SAhLe
depow, of the host. quulity'llerhuttito Ore,
yieiding 80 per coot. comprising about 18 ACRES,
located in./1111nm, township, about 2 miles 'rola the
Iron WoOs of'C. W. & D. V. Apl. on the p9uSh 41du
of the Yellow Weechos crest - " 'frlere-is ts stream of
water running through, the
,tr.rt' sufficient, for
washing thebto' , arnit furnishing *inter powei , be
sides. A portion of the•lank is under a leant, and
ho, goly puyect thereto.., Thetisittnroje .uninr
e4.l o crdod..
yom folio dapirioue_citaletring.the ttank,May-olt
uP9, l l'. oo orito i , e1 41 01, “Lelitleh's for
merly known es Brieker s miii, Munroe township,
CumbeiptutlAountr,:or,upon '•, . • ~
~oJuno 69
ACCOUNT OF J. IV-EBY,•Tras—
uren.of tho Board of, Sckinor Directors of Cho•
blroltg4 nr Carlirle for tha oshooj „ ye,tr Rading first.
liftrifderot lime; '
Ilefaipte.
inne 1, To balanie tti hands of Treatm- I, •
rirer qt.pupp,l ,, r4t l l o p,l9.tii I'ls 2202 p
:To innoußf., of rici;onl tax dupll9ato 41p3 ,111
;Tul . Hf; Btattf , 7 42.0'
August to,lptn,, r , „•- „ 'lOOO 65 ,
:October 1, eAr. . 4 S 4 • 10N T i g .
t iV Z I VE :4 I :I O 4(tiO ' n . ;; ' 0;; es: onitOln i rs ' ,' 12:35
Juno - 1,1809, to amount overpaid by
Treaaurer,
.•!;4:47fq . "
Ily teachers' salttliit tot lehsol '444tr, 17
fly pst" nevr,,BBlo6l bullding4s:olie••3:',;.t.',ura,
• 08,58 75
Ity,rBpatro; • 45 . 7 87
Ing;, oitatiOg eir,y,Vmiugsankei;
oreaning 'roodikatitA tittlegjdoziatit'sie ' : - 'I.
'•
857.'08
By coal had , 404 05
j3y old coltogk lea; IneuxaVekti'ied 474 59
Zylntdregit 0 1 1 :4!44ptdati9.9919,18t0 . 009j- ' '
'• :Caqh 0 pgisll,tiirjr,';''' • ' 517401 59
y)abateoo . oo tap' o pmt4 , 7ty ( lli' t• 3 Ol*
p•9BoVeritt7oo9allo44Bl4.'oollectOr• 350'88.
Cage hr ",:•• 397-93 '. .•
• ' ' 11.49 33
1661
Juto . 1,-by Lalituce overvaill and ,duce
i TreliKurtir, 2 '
Juno I, lb6o, ludobtedness op school
47100 00
4, I. s • , • 4it,July
T certify that I Have e Sat Dui 'the account of .1.
W. Eby, Treasurer, Hi; Rho, it statrd Sae- the Tore,'
year eticitne first Monday of Jonu 18611, and the
iyoucherav tre., 4ICCOMVIRDV i ir tbo
_come, and find it
,e9 - rreot•ciii thorn Jot. forth, anti .tat Chain is a hat.
v ies overpaid Ly atn , l.due to this said 'irreasurer in
of Ist June Ist 9, amounang tb thtertrin of seven.
tfit, u•dullai rand nasty-three canto.
, • , , It. (I. WOODWARD,
Financial Secretary.
Joky .26,18.09, •Fin,inriul Iteport.renit, approved.
and of crud to I, 'el. toted upon. tlie m hinted, of the
Board an,: pubilshed In the 'papers of the District.
By the board,
0..8. II
0 Julp3t. Secretary.
.XECU'TOR'S SALE OF VAL
-4,, • r ttAnt.E
FR )217, Seplember
_l7(h, 1869
- -
.rt public nt tho roshionen of
thwan te ;I,,nrgo,k4oylros;,dee'Ll., t own
oh Ip.:,Cooitierbinthcountir, 01, fultuwing Aenl 13,-
tote, to wit:
, Ilia Mansion yam of Ouorgo Hooter, duetii i
ebony . one-111111 1011a' iloyth-snAt _of the
Itriek c hutch In said township, containing about.
117 A Oltlild,of good flatuttottigravel lnodj in a high
state ta.`eultitio fob: trnpfo3otobnlS are a 'I WO
toryllit AME with n pump of oeverifaili
log water at tho ilbor, a Promo Bank Baru with g
wilier in ,the for stack purposes, also,
sitter anutioneut outlq)(110{0 alt d good statd'or
twilit - . There Is also on thin fur o nu Orchard of
elite Fruit Trues, coniiistihg of Apples,
Nineties, Charring, Sr.. and line grapes.
Thin' lam] has Bern limed 'and is nuder good.
(«awe. n larggpart,postgnu rail. I There is about. 1V
ihuirbo the farm,
2.,A1.,11b0Ut 24 Acres of blouhialn Land, wolf
timbered with Chilshout end. other wood, -*This
tact lies about two c 2.) !alien west of Illosorr 1110,
to,toi satire toirophip r etnihwiy bq suld.ln pnrols,or.
.tqiutifek4. , Vall..btfit snit 6urshasg , .t,
Pei.na wishing to look at floe properties before'
Jay of sale can do so by .11141 upon Simnel.
'Mohler; upon the'fkriu.or upon the executor.
Salo to commence at 11 o'cl. , ck, eh raid day, wLeio
O at toudsnee will I,eslven and terms niaileknow*kby
** • *
Execiii.ibt . (leo.
- ' •
•
— N
.AO Jul) Ls
• _vja, .oudry_uxitLvAditicporottf'
and Loynd Facing, - lasuor Dirt of thi' - Court - of om
inon:Pleoli of Cumberland ,tount.y,,aud to me. ali
rected, I will exporo ..to Public Sore, at the Court
11°mini id th'd boiongWof Carlisle, on Frlda;y, Au
gust :id, 1860 at 10 o'clock, A. M. the fullowi eg de
scribed real estate, to wit • • • •
• , A lot pf ground qt.:lph9 in 1314pinaustmr..„Lolior
Allhn tdwn.bipk, Curnb'prian 'county, Pa., bounded
on - the - Noah. hy, Main4irtut, p„....tho,„Eaat by
John Seodlir's Sonth by'llonry Zon
ing, and on thu West by Charles Zeigner. contain
ing "Pnf , more or leen, bavi git boreal , Orouted It
two -wadi I,r g nod PhiLteied 11*Ialling•liouse, stable,
blacitsoOth Jilinp, wood stion and other outhuild
.Ssized and taken In execution'na the ordp,,r
ty of ChriAlan r,toner.
Alen, a lot of grouna sltualo in the Borough of
Now vllle.Contborlaptt °MIMI, Pa., Wunder! until ,
Ntrth by Main itreot, on the Hoot by Methodist
church lot, on the South by an Alloy, and on the
Weet by Isaac Frytniro, containing 70 foot front by
180 feet in &fib, more or lose, (being lot No. U.)
and 10 foot lo breadth or lot No Oil in the general
plan of said ,botoUgh. bailndtheroon erected a twp
story log house, weatherboartled, wile back build
ing and trance si.ur attached, brick wash•honse,
and el torn, and other improvements. Soloed and
taken lm o X , llclai On Os the property of J H.
,tiorice
Also, a t act of land Malmo in Middlesex too.
Cumberland county, Pa,., (know a ax the Car
lisle Springs property,) contain lag twenty-she Acres
tooro:o r toss, and bounded as follows the hkitt
and South by hind of David Cerninno, on the West
by land of trillium lientrood, James Clark and
Michael Diller, and on the North by land of flood
linst, baring thereon crooned a large two story
frame house, frame barn, ten-pio alloy, bath houses,
and 011lertigt41011.8.
Also, all th'ut cortalu tract of land situated In the
toe . l.lllp of Middkesla ' Cumberland come.
tv km . 111,410,1 by Janda ot ItobertCierk's Win.
lfenwood 'and otters containing 17 Acres and 40
'pe;ches, ire the iamb more or less. lobed und
tukau in execution an ills - pr oporty of N. W. Woods
and Quroilise 'A.O Woods, wife, and Win. G.
Thoulpqm,-tera teoont.
-
Alenlnli that.corlaiu building lobeted.on a lot or.
,piocb ofiground altoatod In .4.‘hlremaiieton Loiver
township, Cumberland county;' adjoining
Jooathen•.ltulaloy
~ u nt the II sat, OW Ole 8.100 by
• toenail ,on Gruen airoet, on the Woo liyian,niley,
and,ou the.North. , by an.ulley,- being Aframe' and
plastered tones, tweintylfeet in font. and twenty.
'six foot deopi , eithanringek building attached.; this
main bonding being twastorlea high, and the hitch.
en One mokrand a.bolf high. z.ielaud 'and taboo In
uxecutioil us the property of Samuel hh.rordats..
Also, .all 'that one-aria-half story' frame Won
suage arid tenemeirt, • Pito:Atari on the, south aide of
tin on street, In the borough of .Itlerhatilesburg,
4J mhoolnnd.cpu¢ty,
r7N a b i t ' gl ' itTin r dt a ti r f = toq
four Inches In dopth, bounded on the Ednt Pilot of
,loPeph Kesrly„ the t , otith on allay. on the West
by lot . 071 J4 041 4 , •azi,ma•Oh tho'NorDls by liruen
AreoC, raloud arta taken In OSPCUI ion run tho prop.
orty Jacob Ennui. • -
Lhe
. hioary balk building, the main houeti 'cuing If 4 feet
flout by I.li 'yet deep, and the back building, being
• ruin Tom t, .4,114 eitlo,dt,ed'oii lock' p16,,,,0t
'iirobiul Alta at.C.A Ditlliy ulna ald, 'of Y Arlo Win
'yfie,'.bulptth"o, , ,,sl44,LlSksbutg:'botindAd. rid ,tie
kullur he tlio^,,Sblitli by fiebrgif Slot
lostaf,'nef thii Eaetfbj , "an'allay, , .on' the' North 'by
, t+.4b.ugiPnud yft the West. by York'St.,
curl , 41 11 ,T.Atil tf.c tid3itif oPlen tby I rs:3' et
Suizo trd teen Id 04 ecu thin nn the prop
erty of hn
EfitixaggratVdialfer,•&e. •
"lac"
Alto, all that .twoaturled back _Lai ug, with
b , r , LI It b iAlxvu o r i b ,
['inland county, l'a.. bounded end deemb d as lob
Azsys, StfM•tl , ,. , ttiett.-,by • hnst'ette4;:l34filii/
North by (Inte,%ll oy, oWIII9 pohts,bY ,for,eph L.
litorner, and OVel, , Ktrt\ bj , donblill ',Sterner the
hunt building-being iibunt 15 feet in trout, on Cold
tVt'trrgtitiuuy.git- feet and the
agboiAli&ahont
Oil about
10 loot In ,uepth and being 'Ow building - farthest
nvuth on sold lee.!fl,bqd f , .1; ;I
MEM
Also, all that corutin,:tfyi: 7 storied. Miami
or back building, thine. atracinal Livatod on a lot
West by Fast °trout, on thu North by L has. Shop
-o,EittElsu,t4vtb4.-.lr i t, L ., ,tr u rr t ioa n ajl g on br i i b ni li t
ai.out'ls knit' fry . iit ou said• East strata,, and about
a ° l.l foot doptibbua.bhu blibialbnildingabriVad loot
! litaridth; andiabout irst , iti , a/aPc,hiatid,bolud the
,bbibubg.tutiblaJbg alit huil4lnglibaboot mouth nor,
Piallll94 ofittbhtaprth.l. •,!!!.
biitlit ukftbboei Or Lodi bblitilrig thetatti` ha.
ibfattal on a lob l t 4 litoceol , gnliitll lir. `litif.
tfarlbull'hit lbl Arai ili!)-(1114,1161Vtibt by'Heilit afflict,
"tla ,, lthei , Nolitloby algae , 'Shapley, on , tifeitbiutif , !by
.los. L. ototifibill elhdkibl
nor, tilt , trout building bolug about 16 toot in trout
On iiald,liagtottrgof r and allottLsda featlgtorth, oak
Elm . le
hicbblllififietiolbg iiihdtin winch' d about 15
tout Imrl°ptb, and belog tbo building toljoiniug thn
b mitiAlpisAfPW.A.Willi,%ro , 4 l t4'o4!*4 px,4o.
tlivixotdl,o4 ,, ,BPp.Mit.svA , Vh FAA L.FP9,PrRPArIy,
Jt.llll marr aim Ann Aldryi nor, owner, Al3,lllll4rtp
be solo by rue ,„ , US, 0;.;1:1103[PoON,'.. • ;
r • • . LI. !f„.l. V 1.1 to ~. bharlit •
iJrri Lt iyi
y au,bi us.,o 1%09 on Trbr,.sB7,ll{ll,l
Ed bb ilohniftylat'atrlckun
t o , 'A d
::11L1,;( iisrlieA
VOTICE,TO CONPRAVgqiitt4,
tru r.oceittesl at ilia_ oillati
41 4 6: ArattrAkit
for the 'p oft azravatinn 0111,411 mufti, thayour .
l grt%Vat" hall
Vod a % d .
Rail Hand, from II ageratnww% tlAo,4!ntannia
Il l i 'd 't K ' q u gm u a Or w 4 lll 3 ll t i ' l h o i t In 17 4 aotl u ona of aboni o'no
ntlla
ItiPtigtirtTMlZlPttAignNlTon ilt°l . ' ?*
Xho Englneor, Wa‘t3,' Han'. ,• at' llagark
town, will of,tho work,. the tut
gc9 or, lt l • t9provhhh,;t-buß bp.m..d l : ; l l dmit)3y.
ofilAel carpdee-P 4 Y,I,r;Pu• • • P4' 1,1
pilTa y ,
.44
NEW \l4,.piTEq,77-irSEIII:ENTS.
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i
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7. BEMTNISCJ.gNOES
PEON TRAVEb. .Ity A n ,irow P. Pinitiody, D. D.,
M. D., Preacher' to halyard University. Primo
$1.50.
$1951 ✓2
DEM
"On fit t. architecture. lawn, Manners and roclety.
bin criticL , ma are difarlmlualing. kindly rind often
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tion,)its spitu'and Ml , ro ndli . sense.'th , in 'many of
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..floino!ttin ; Five' nd Twontyi ; Ydars .:Ago
have 'before noticed brii•fly, is a Lion,
' vhi ci, We Tntinht, prawn too highly 'de - -
torn, illll , , have that strong ilaVehrol tho roll that
11.4. onth , Ac In the opening spring, and that refreshes
1115 than the most costly ro,elon mierS.
.:Fruni silken Samarcand,or ,eley Lebanon,'"
Rrpublietyl.
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'..11.3 is a pod traveler and, combining tho dls
(loaned mind pi' a student wilif ttia training of an
attitfog)cor,.,in well
~,114., 1 11110 tp"ltive inn; opinion
On.
powthtt Introbdpryes.! fils,toode ettritiellng has
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ruliolgetvatiOn,and Nylih'greitt variety of hliiciature
irithenyairlo."—Standard, New pc4ford,...lltass.
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ono volumo,l2mO. - ICloth 41.60,
- ..The votatirkanwers uthorlilibly 101 l tha'4ues._
.tions, which mothers are or.utlnually asking, and
removes the pahiftil doubts Avithiwhicli-thoy Aro 'con•
l ..t.inually.tratidad--1t.4-Indeolof,pucil ;west prac
,, !Ica! value, and m ete Co gropers( y want,That thpro
would 'seem to ho ' no reason . wily it should not .be
'comildered a necessity' o orviiry fanally.'—Postan
Datly.Tranacript,
11. WOMAN IN PRIkON. By Oar.
Woods. In I voluni,;, Innlo. Cloth, 81,25,
Mrs Wood's record of the Ilfe of a Matron In
- - Slate Prison, Is unadorned fact. -
12. TII E DIARY OF A MILLINER
J
Belle Otis (Csrollno 11. Woods). In I volume
- Cloth; $1,25u
"A Miuirt mllllocr enuld toll Malty a One story.
A' smart milliner is 'Bello Otis,' and that Is just
whit she does. Ilo,natativo has. allthu vivacity
dud piquancy which belong to women. Now It
seri& a hoer shaft, auiLthin-follow ev-salljrorTi
,-quisitolinninf.=.2/G-any Express.
•I ' ' . y ran
ds Turne Palgravo. late Fellow of Exoter College
Oxford. '1 volume, 10mo, red cloth, guilt tope
Prieit $1,75.
"Mr. Palgravo's canons of art are oroloontly oath
ollc, tree from auy teudoncy to seueat,onallstn ' • slid
thOULth tile examples aro confined chiefly to the cur
rout,tinatuatlena of:British_ culturu, his motives ar
general, bin reasoning broad, and his style of oxen.,
MITI Is such as carrion the weight of nu thority."—
Boaon Yost..
14. TILE ART IDEA; Sculpture.
Aiding and 'ArcliitectAiro iu Aniortra. By Jima;
Jav4 son Jarve, I vnl u me, 16tuo. cicab. Price $ 1 ,75
. . ,
voluinb dererver the .careful study of hit,
hoot ornate° ro of art; 1111 d, whatever different,
01 opinion it may mill forth, Its details 'VIII be foun
of rare Interest and toll of instructive suggestions
V rule k Tribune.
A. L. SPONSLER'S COLUMN
VOR RENT.—A Store Room and
g . Cellar. on West Street, between Pomfret and
nod South Street, in the Borough of Carlisle,
nicely Illteeir up with Shelving, Drawn, and Coun
ter, Well suited. for a Grocery . Store, and lo a
good Ivention. Apply to
MEM
1 4 1 . Olt 11101'1'.—A large two-story
liriok DWI WAN() HOUSE, Nitiol II ecnuao.
diens idick, Building wish n roll Lot of Oroond and
Stablind in the rear, sit uated 'on East street ho•
to can Hula RIO 1.01/tiler streets Carlisle, late the
residence of .lbsepti Shrew, florid. Apply to
-VALUABLE FARM in• Perry Co
y AT PUTVATB
e , S ituate, in Os rani township: U milt., north of
Qarlialo, I tullett north of Carlisle tlprtnas and 11
miles west' of DUIIC3I , IIOfi, 10/01111pg tandi of J.
Shearer, Noireelluti and others containing 'l2O
:ACRES, 'now owned"by .4;0,1 foteds.'9s 'ttoreh of
sthich are cleared, In a Itch state of, cultivation,
and under gOod fettee and the resltlne tiovored with
thriving timber. A.never-fillit_g streatfi hi' water
runs tiuCugh tha fart. and plenty of lime within
2 tulles. tt tt . -
The Improvements aro two-story Lo,; nor
-I?94r4?cl,ll9usy,:.l.arge Barn umq. Sprilq II Qum, with
excipht wa . ter. And elitlivli - nt
convotilent - distto.,. A.pph
IMEMIE
• ',; •
eVALUABLA 'Pit ! ATE It ESI
V PENCE ron s.t Lli. • • - -
'Situate On FOnth etrnal4 Carlleln; npw
'Awned,' aoll'othnlpirdby 'Pria..Witehmend;' late, the
'property of Benedict taw.' Thu !of' II•o'nit: nn !ten
or, nt - ..'irO toot. and oxtenda ba,c rho alma width
SIU it to anialley. Thin litij , ,,itiPtitß ire it largo
two-at.ry .1 , 114711 IltAlSr, with 'Verandah In front,
'-doknlniadlinitbleTarirdNi hied, Chamber:T/114g
,rooni , and. Kitchen on lorcer flour and min Chatohere
.and inal;roonk, op tn. ^nd ataxy. , !Zino • and .water
hero boon introdure.l. :Thorn is alarge Add° and
card:leo lionse at the toot of the lot. The hot to
well etuddod_leith trues and shruldatry,
hosigoe•frodt of al moat snook doxeriptioifelrr (irapea
of the ino,t, choir° aeltitlon,ln e 3.4todaneo.
• ..•••••I:tnialre'of "" - A. SPUN:BA:It,
'Neal Notate. Agent.
MMM
IGHLY 111.1 1 1i0Art'D 'FARM
IN :DAMN. COUNTY AT PILI VATII SAl t h.
NI OW on tiny Connwagn 'Creak ' tolloo'Vain
llonfwer on the high. road, hill' on the .Railroad
leading from 11nnovor td LlttloFtowil, najolnlng,
?chat, woo 1'0 . 1211,0'y, known . tho /11111
• 1 171 i 'Acres of - Limestone
ofiiirod, but +Mout 'int Amon;
,w high tro. Cotorsa
vhlth hoitMy White Mik Timber.
'i.rtmlitnnicovunitints aro extensive, nuttrommitit, vie
A• LA.A0213 TWO, S'ORY
1..1: 1..",111AliZSION: riOUBE •
• 60• ilastiSniongth and 45 - In • breath, containing a
flail /mill/Cloven 'Large [teems,' all newly littpoirod
gad palutedi a piazza. running along ' , the :entire,
front, andicellar under. the whole -house,. and
'excellent woll of water near' thou kitchen • door.
The out buildings ladonglng to the, amulet
•of largo Carriage Wood- ad Coal !louse,
..19gf Pend Ilticiz 'Mmoke Poultry; Nome%
:flesh 'llonatt, - ittl now . °keep% the !rifler. The.
-garden Is large and highly cultivated, centalning
hot bodetivith ;slated sath.. , i,The grounds Aram
the house are adorned with shrubbery anitristud:.
dad with ranny,choire frbit and, ofnamental trace,
.adinlrting %which is it; Mtto iipfljuitwohard, next
•
4t4 91 E ., 1 .4 k‘14 . 4.4. 1% , 4 1„.
nearly now on feet 'by ino thirlth .Wegrouzithed , aliti
Corn CO lb al tnchyd, ypd n,pgvar 0 bitlllng Well et
Wotiy In the Iternlard; 'hide ' .
.30 by lid suet
,mortaluing ativon reeve, the nub, bnlitlidge' ennia..Cedelsting Weeh • Muse,
Make lIRS Pirppitii,ttioadcer n as d
°IPL'It+C:I 9 A,Or' 1.1 l '"'
flt proper r spi or adientitgen, t
lometann bplogiallglbie seal the land in the boat
giViZelitto 4° •tr u ft ° i . VOTrolr a il d rit ql eol the ; a , c g n r t e t a l t
portion .of. thetned has boon recently, MIMI,' the
Maims In good condition and'alt,tho • corn ground
cud part of the anti krduiiih plotignedittrAlte Cam.
og Spring. Thorn Is a Oelst Mill. illackeinltll
.flhopeauttlMottottidlonee , Wlttilfit 4 " , short
tolittliiibullitnget - .,:i La. 1 1 1 , . 1
• 'The prcipirty haring ham remain:l pulthasisi.bi
gentletnan from Mealtime° who atter fitting 'IV,
' up at gt oat expinse; is noel desimat,,of Motorising ,
to the Silty, will be disposed of at au .o.4rArnray lour
Ap v re pyid upon reesnsa ' ldo tomnii O t •
eEnui
to or ,
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ENE
irLIST OF., '4./1 ,t
OTlCE.—Notice glyein
thnt iho Carlkoli Depoelt Dank w 11 ma4o
IVritti7 t°llll7okttlgol'tufPe"ntltl'
a 4eth,D3o9.wlrisprosetle
93ul T y a 0 .0m
fWHEAS, the Hon., JAMES H.
R.p a.Mtt, President judge tho eievoial
Cotirts'of Conimon Pleas of tliecOuntles of Cumber
land, Perry, and Juniata, and 'Justice of tho several
Courts of Oyevand Terminer and General Jan, Dolly.
ivy in said counties, and !lons, Thos. Pr Blair nod
liugh Stuart, J udgesof the Courts of Oyor and 'fermi.
nor and Jail Dolivery . for tho trial ofall capital and
9 1 1..3004/ ''.h no qalel cowity:orpumbdilipd,
tifelrAlilcejit — t? - .llB* dirlfetbk' dated Vet "it
180 have orderea the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
and General Jail delivery to ho holden at Carlisle,
on the 4th Monday of August, 1869, being the 23rd
day, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon '
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace,andConstables of the told county of Cum.
borland that they aro by the said precepts command.
od to be then and there in their proper persons, with
their rolls,
records, and Inquisitions examinations,
and all other remembrances, to do those things which
'to their offices appertain to bo done, and all those
srp bqltild . by - rongnizancos,' to — prosecute
Adathitt thd.Pfiiorlerethat are or then biota be %In
the Jail of said county, aro to he there to prosecute
them as shall bo just.
R EG .
- IS T R'S.
is hereby given to all persons In terested,
that tho followli , g - aceounts have been filed in file
oaten by the accountants !hereto named, for exand.
nation, and will be prOsented to the Orphans'
Court of Cumberland County, for confirmation and
allowanca,o n Tummy. August 174; A.D., la(in
1. The first and final accuurit.of William - Fought,
executor of David Fought, late of Silver Spring
township', deed.
2 Amount of John Motor, sdln'r., of Mary, Ills
wifo who was the daughter of Georg° Ilrenixer,
,lato,orPil•erAiving township, Iced.
8. Tboulfht and final ilecount of John llo,nian,
executor of pro lost trill soil taornw,mt of Mory
.lledoen, late of Welt Ponnsboro' twp., dee'd. •
4. The Ilrgt aud_llnal account of Dr. Stun'l Myers,
adni . r., of the estate of David Myers, Into of Frank
lord lowa dblp, aced.
bit - Tha Artt And - final acenunt Or Mary A. nalij
adfoltlistratrlx of John flair, late of Mlddlotes two,
deed.
J. First aud Ino I- svcount of 1,1.ty1,1 li.llllloHtt.r,
adm't
- .
7. 'rho first a i.d final sec. not of John Goodyear,
Jacob Good coat, Samuel Goody°. r nod itenj nnin
Goodyear, 1,,,,ut0t..0f thviamt will, and testa of
of Jaws Go .dymir, deh.'d. • • .
8. Hist and final anenunt
f or etc tom. lion cum testament° amiss°
of 'Raffle. Bender, late of Allen tow nstdp, doc'd.
h. Account of Cain net 31. if berry, guard can of
Robbins. Wm. 14.33,1 St d ono Smith. minor
ebiitirott and heirs a'? Samuel tinlltb, laic of llope•
wen' tOoltiship, deed.
10 The account of Peres IV. Quigliy, executor of
Pores iloward, deed.
11. First and final account of Ephraim Cornumn,
"11.11n:r , of 3irs . . Cotharino Gillolen, into of the bor
ough bt darlisie, deed.
.12, The first and final acoount of J. A, Kuffnuin,
executor of iliChist And testament of Isaac
Kaufman, Into of South 31Idciloton twp., deed. -
13. The first and final account of Jacob IV. 1t,,,,,.
slier, executor of the last will and festainont 'of .t.
P. Blumenddne, 4ec'd.
14. Ffrot and' final alccount of John Fosunught
and Wtn. Y. Boyd, executors of James Boyd, Into of
-.1 , 14wt0n township. -
15. SecOnd and final account of Jamas 11. Brown,
ea ecutor of,tho estate of JOLM 0.-Brown, doe'd.
It. Tho account of John C Dunlap, guardian of
Nu, 0. Matoor, a minor child of Wm. al. Matour,
den' i , as settled by Julio 0. Sax Po ono of atim'rs,,
Of John C. Dunlap, now deed.,.
Thn guardianship account N,f Snail Graham,
doe , tl.7who — wantuardian of Samuel A. §hellabarzer
minor dm of Jacob Shollabargor, deo'd., sot I lod by
Jamesll. Orsharn. orocut, r of said deed,
it. First and final accr tint of Onorge lloovor, ad.
minis trntor of Elizabeth Witcomb, late of Sily,sr)-
Sprinn township, doc'd.
19. Flrk.t find final aceouht of Benjamin Nrislay,
odour., of Esther Tamil:m.4.lnel, of :li - MarOo
dio'd 4 f,
20. The account of Rupert "FehrOnbeck, executor
of Christian Softener , late of the botough of Carliolo
21. lirst , atrd - final 'account of George M. Rupp,
executor or Peter Borchert, dee'd.
S. I•lrst and final areount of It. li. Cockifo,aihn'r.
of A. J. Coritiln,
First and final account of John k. A. Homan,
mho Inistror of Elizabuth Herman, lota of Monroe
township; cloc.d.
-and. a Iliti'SCCOUnt 0 M
adm Inlelrillor of Oeorlie lioltzhoovor, late of Silver
Si rtni, toivoshi deed
--a. rs ^an - pa acconnn oin 771:loyer;
_gpardihn of-Jennie and Mary E. Dellett, ,nrinor
efdldren ofJ. S. Dellett, deed.
2.11. First and final aceouut of David Ehorlv, guar
dian of _Esther lleartzlor, minor child of Rudolph
Ileartahlr, dec'd.
127. Flre't and final account of David Beaver, adre'r
of Oeorgo Beaver, deed.
29. Fleet and final account of William D. M'Cune,
administrator and Isabella Duncan tnimin ihtratrix
0091Illain Duncan ; ' clad.
25- The account of donlarnin Neteloy, guardian o
Alary , l'iongh n m indr child of John Plough, late of
Dickinson township, dec'd.
30 The second and final account of Joseph 11.
Singiser and Audrqw.Sluglser, admistrator of Geo.
Hngiser, deed.
31. Thu first account Of Benjamin Seitz, mitn ? r., of
J. J. Bowers, late of the borough o , New Ville, deed.
32. Account,of W illjaru C. Brandt, administrator
of Jacob GoOdyear, Into of Monroe township, dee'd,
33. First sod tool account of William 51. Means,
guardian ofJannitua and John Piper, minor children
of John and Nancy Piper, dee'd.
at. The first account of .lohn A. 'delccehan, execu
tor of James Jo liuston, - late of West Penimboro'
township, deed.
35. First a.nd final guardianship account of John
doecased, who was guardian of John A.
Berman, minor son of Christian Borman, na settled
by Jas. A. Du bar, administrator of said deceased.'
36. Second and final account of Samuel Spangl er
and Benjamin Royer, executors of Millis Spangler,
deceased.
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
First and final account of John Paul, adner.,
of Nancy Ann Bennet, Into of Monroo twp., deed.
:38 Fleet and final account of eatharl no liasho+ e,
tniminlatratrlx of David [lnshore, doe' d.
Account of 131.j/unit - I Goodyear, a duilnistrator'
of Bamnel hump; deed.
O. The account of John S. Kanegy and Stephen
Cummings. administrator+ , of John U. lieneuy, dev'd
41. 't he account of J. W. Eby, executor of .11uner
Hoffer, deed., lath of Carlisle.
A.
/:.1.0 Estate Agin ni
account,of John C. Dunlap', now (lacriml
trio tod under the' will of D. ll' Lvm h, deornsird.'of
:tfra sotrah A. Lamar, now does:mad, as settled Ly
Jain O. Sax ton nod Jana, M.- ridurinlstrm
tom of tint stild John U. Dunlap,
43. First nod 1,041., 'noronat ilasoir llnitul near,
administrator of Dnvid lobo, dec'd.
' 44. Plitt nrid fail'Adrount of 3. Morrißun, ndinlnta•
Unto!. crJano Olen, clued.
45. First and IlnaLoccount or L. It. Ileodur, 54,0'r
of Dr. J. Bowler,
40. _Account of W. P. thidlor, ntlininistrator of If.
111. Johnson,
47. Thu,nneount of Robert Lanthetton, ndminisln•
for de bonus non cum testament° 01100:0 ut tSilllnw
llonwoo,l, Into of 311ihtlesus. township.
J. DOIISILU7I.I4It,
litigister.
SPONSLEII,
Itual Extate .pant.
B'ENTZ HO Si. "
(I , nrinerly Corpianllouse.)
No. 17 :ANP:I,9.-EA§T, *AIN 'ST.,
•- • -
TjutAnpiere.ignett having purchased and entirely
'rtflitted, non furnished endow throughout with that
ches furniture, this well-known and old established
iioJel, solibits ton cuatmk of .the community .and
tra'vellint pdbile. Ito is mull' prepared to thrnlsh
-flrst-chose necommodatione to nli who desire to make
a. /Idiot th tit /Avian. or pleniatit, temporary abode.
The cuitom . from thO,,starroundiag• country is ro-
spectfully solletted. Courteous such ottouttvo ser,
venue ut engaged n tide populsr - hotel;
!,! lit (11S0 Y; llENTZ,f•Prorif'..
N, It. A II rift •class Livery I comirclied 'With the
Hotel the tunpmement of Mr, Jop.L, A
3thip.rlloo-Iy.
F,STAI3,IASH , P.II) IN :1851
11 is • E Y.
.
JEWELER, ' • ' -
lovlteahls 'patrita andlho tttc aenirolly;. to
Dia • Now Storo,'No.. 1320 i 0.13111t3T.W11T
THILADMiPHIAI' whoro'they'will'tlnd o
large o o t won onleotod Mock of• DIAMONDS,
WATOIIIIS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY; SILVRR and
yIdSTED.WaItE, at ,Mottorato Prices. • ,
Nq.•II.+WAXPEEDItid• JEWELRY aatitfltlly ,•a•
repaired.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE of nll Moth, wade
to order
laJtili eat.' ' ' • ; • ') •
•
4; 1 1A1J11 . OF JIVERY STOCK(
The'snlenaptpr, 119 O
1 W . at nubile rittioi , at hie
i
AS'A T URDA .r; JULY 31st,
all the aloithig'eo
Establishment, viz:
Yeer
two pntilOg les,„'ons Cuneb,
Germantown iYag one, (two and times costa,). two
Arcibulaqcs Wagons, two Spring Wagons', sts
Mid BBlludOuble' Sleigh, 10 ebtrof Hero clay IdoublU ,,
andAnEcle.) Blankets, Robes, Fly-nuts, Ilulyerg,
'colobll, and evollthlngdialonglng to the stelae.
8010 at 10 o'clock, do said: gay, }Am terms, terms, will I
.bo nmao .• •
29Ju1.2t, . . WETZI(t.
,
1 11 $ I$QOOl PONV:Ii]R 4(1,'
and fionifulona Aillfea ' Ne;
of by ,-.‘tioUtopork 1011, Medical &deity, and
IffloinFatuln'br,Rhyalclann,in,clrouloi, tionOirea, on
applicallorrio -., A.. •-•
t. 4( 0171-FAS. .1..• , 11U11018. Oonorol Agont.i
' • p. 0. Bon d016 1 .1.t,- ;in 112 Peall•AV, Now 'fork.:
ivQ,4\ipE ig,,, f )Aprejm-giy9w3b L ap,:an;
LA Application . for etlo , ,pardo . ll• 01 W.II. 11UQwa
has lantrAo . l,o 4 oflVOY,Sipplt 9,lonast,
LEGATE.„ Q 7 r 1 s^
VOTlCE.—Letteys of Administra-•
tlon Upon the estate of Johniogatideed., o
Frankford township, have been granted to the Hub
scvlber tombow e ll persons will - make Tapiocas
de(tha ialrtate.and all claims will he presented. t
111.Turie tit J. #41."..r10/
• enabler,.
MOTIOE.—The undersizned •con-
L Ttomplates, trip to Europe shortly, and of a
Innuifen of,hlii Grocery. Store to:his sons, Lso bi Ti.
`Gebrgo4l. I.ltertihnosho 4111 carryon the bu
siness' at the old stand, In the name of ilolinian , s
Soria: All persons indebtad to tne undersigned for
,gricorles, or In any was., aro roquortod to call Imeno.
Widely and settle, as It Is absolutely necessary to
square Up the old books and old accounts.
OJuly lit, ru, . !.• • a W.: p, ROFFMAN.
•
DROVIONOTARY'S NOTICE.
Nonce Is herohy given Wall persons inter-'
rated, th at tho following trust, accounts hada been
filed in the Prothonotary's .01ee for examination,
PAC' wlllr'ho presentod' - to 'the ,'Court of Common
Pleas"of 'Clumferland etiunty for confirmation on
Weducsday, the 21th day of August, 1869, via :
1. 'I he first aud final account of .1. 13. Boyer, coal
mittne_of_Catharino-Schroll, a lunatic.
2. Tho - flrst /Mil final account of John com
mittee of Nancy Brown awoll, a lunatic.
I ! J. P, BRINDLE;
Prothonotary.
23jilly 4t
PROLAMATION
•JOS. O. THOMPSON,
Sheriff.
July 23, latl9.—ic.
17Jul) '69 ats
ILEdL . ES742',L;
- -
VALUABLE TOWN, PROPEIL.
TY AT PRIVATE '.BA.CR.
The ntb.eriber offers' at Privy in Sale, the BMW:
end LOT 'OW O ROUND, now o , ;nopied by him,' and
also Um adjoining anentit,lot., . 11000010 27 by
50 fort, two•and.a=ltalf stories high • cop Woo oleo
.ealdea the-kttrehen,—rind-hali,ln-141111.-ths
modern Improvements and conveniences, to wit:
rirro Latro.buStosiis, taßstmo;.hot-and.cold-Water,
Bath Tutia,P7ater Closets, pormanoot Waith !Ronda,
and this thretighout tlw helm, with approprlnde
tures, c Toe Lot has front of 37 feet 6 inches,
and extends to Liborty alley , tho 021010 depth
ea the honao lot, hos en It a . Oiatern, Smoke House,
and small Stable. Both 'lots are filled with choke
6brubberry, Fruit and Ornamental Trees. .
Yoe rapport!es will be sold togethot or separately
porch:karts may desire. Terme liberal.
2:3jul b9.tf LEMUEL TODD,
)13BLIO SALE of — Valuable Real
EsTATB.
On Saturday,' Auyusi 14, 48.69
Tito sut.seribot will offer a Public °Mo, on tho
enun prenifilos rituated in sfonroo townrhip, Cu.mbOrl and fy, on tho York'rondnunu flit road lending frotu
linlllnc Springs, oir , ut 34 tape South of Churohtown
nod about. 5 miles libel of , Carllslo, tho followirig do.
/0111,11 Vnlunhle Rent Estate, viz:
t' A' Trnat of Load horitalning. 79 ACRES, having
thereon oreatod
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
and a Two•btory LOG 110USH,-nttachod [bora°
Alm a largo lIANIT - 13AltN, good Woll" orit'ATElt
at tho door of thn nous°. n ascoollaut YOUVO
ORO ARO, with 0 variety of 'Choice Fruit.
Tho land ion good quality of Litnetdone mind under
abigli tante ni cultivation.
'Sale to connueonee nt"2 o'clock, P. M., a said day,
wLen attendance will be given and terms made
known by MARGARET VA DARR,
2tjuly 4t. . r Administratelx.
•
puBLIc SALE OF REAL
TATE.
044,, Thursday, August sth, 1869
I will eiposu at publle sale a valuable piece ot land
adjoining the village of Groagoo, on the Cumber
land Valley Rail Head, miles West of Carllele,
containing 40- ACRES mom of Jess, about eight of
which 'are encored With' gno tlinOerr.th6 balance
being in a high state of cultivation. It will be sold
eithey as a whole or In parts los will best suit r
cbaser'i.
Alan on the same day and nt the HIM place the
following deem lbod proportion:
1. - A lot of ground containing Party Feet front.
and One Hundred and Ninety Foot In depth, hav
ing-thereon erected a TWO.STORY FRAMS DWELL
TNO 110USII: a 'Frame Stable, Oven. AC. Also hal/-
jog a good Cistern on it.
- 2. A rely of Six Two-story TEN'EMENT
liOUSSßrwitl, Lots attached, either an a whole or
single.
8. A Lot of Ground, having thereon erected one
of the moat commodious and well constructed
1301100 L HOUSES In the county, the lot icing Ai
feet &op nod forty feet Wide. The Building is well
suited either for a School House or for a most excel.
lent Church, and Is tilled wlih 0 full sot of the best
•Improvod School Furniture. which will be sold sop,
arately or with the buildincr- •
4. Two vacant LOTS OF GROUND each Forty
Feet front and One Hundred and Ninety Feet deep,
In the village of Grown-in. •
TORN MUNRO,
Truides of Maigaret Ureoson,
N the same day and -at the same
lJ place lha hairs of John Denbo r, dean used, Zvi 11
offer at Public Sale the following Uorcribed Real
blatato :
1. A magnincont Lot of Ground In the village or
Gleason ' Too !kindred Feet Sioare, baying there
on eroded a moat excellent and commodious 'Trots
story OWEILI,ING 110UXII, Wash noose, -Wood
House. fur House, Bake House and Stablq This
'is perhaps the Very finest country property In the
arallity, thelot bollig Jivl4od into a meat bountiful
pod, insgollieent garden, strawberry patches,
secret potato p adieß owl apple orchard, the bal
ance lining eovere , with moat - productive WWI
trees end float beautiful ornantimt ui n nos.
2 A Tract of Lane adjoining mode of David Wolf,
Hobert Ureaino„iiitintlel Ureasiin and Oro. Line, Jr,
wont titling Seventeen and One hair Arrow m o re ori
less, iithent too acres of +thick aro mitered-with ox-
Miura thober, and the halunee In a high slate 01
'rho soli. 01 the above mono I prove, Ow, to corn
-11,1311C0 lit 10 &dock on told dwy, when attend:tuck:
will ho given nod torinK motto Known
2.ijuly is
VALTTAI3LE iIOTEL Property
AT PRIVATE SALEiOIt EXCITANO FOR A FARM
The subscriber offers at to Ivate_salp the well known
hotel stand In Newrillo, In., known as the
LOGAN II OUSE.
The lot (upop which thu hotel stands) contains 57
by ISO foot, and In oddities than' to will be .sold oo
°arid loot ti ARD LIN son talotug 55 fly Inn foot.
The house is large au übstantially built °Odom)
containhig S sleopin nartments, good Bar-roqin
Illning.roranNta lichen and all modern conven
Warns. A good Veil of Wator at tine door,
LENT STABLING
for forty ors., Toe Rouse, Wood Reuse, Smoke
House :Ind d tcps'sary out-buildings.
The Logan 'Rouse is widely and lavorably known
and is largoly nattonleed. It has beau quite recently
ristoliteotand repaired throughout.
Term; to . suic the purchaser
For further particulars, apply to the limbaeriber,to
a his absence to •Peter A. Ahl, at Newaillu, Pa.,
JOB. A. WOODBURN.
. .
MEE
GREAT CLOSING . OUT- SALE
UR ENTITLE STOCK OF SUM
31Elt GOODS to bo eloaod out in tlildy days
If possible. The greatest
13 . 71 - 1? N
rernitterticHn Ca,lfs}, o erow—te—lie-ri-ert
br the next thirty day. We are deterniint;d to
•Icso out
OUR ENTIRE STOCIS OF EME , ,IER Et)Ons
Ve will keep no arenuat of what goods vont.. Thny
nuat all be RIM without reserve.
DEDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS
'nro the order of thu day. IV° hare a complete an
sortment of all ir.,ideds or goods yet, at slab wonder
fully low prices as to astonish the most experienced
buyers.
R Ed) U - C E l)
5 00 Uloth for. ,
00 Cassinlore,
1 110 do
_ 85 Alpa,ca,
"5 do
CO Japanese 511atnrel1
50 Granlto Poplins
40 l'ungeo -' do
50 lieht Or, , L. 110./
40 do
thrOd La vnH,
15 00 91m16
10 0) 410
do
811,IC COATS AT miLl"rimit. COST
Iwhi for 31 00
$1 :10 hoop Skats, 1 00
Carpets, 'Oll Cloths, Blinds, Le, Twenty-1100 per
- cant. lower than the lowetit.
Dolite'sties of all kinds eaw.,2 edingly loin
u wlll ZIV cl VOO more value ill. your money,
under any and ill clreuni•tanreS, titan Can bo had
olerwhere. Call early and.examlue our goads. Sea a
our priers, and al eoovl nee if of the fact..
El=
6000 you'll& of wool wanted, for rrLic4 we will
pay tlio lligUsi market price.
Jilll,llll.
1 ()M - ETHI NG NEW !
$1 000 Every Month
8100. In Every To xn
Mauiles English Art of
Paiaat
ing and Drat6ing Oil Paintings.•.
Dy this nimple, yet wonderful art. any lady or
gentleman, or any Loy a 'girl 12 yearn old, can
paint and drn w alifc.dilee picture in thetmadreg or
tiny of the ,
of-any get.eral ...statesman,
srenory, in two boner+ time. Si 1 won outdo In
ono day by an agent at Mitchell, Ind., titachingft
another agnot made' 6300 In one week touching It.
Ahe ) . bet.t thing In the world to 10100 money foot I
• and honorably,: It surpassed the-Grecian or Orion
tol palntle.ga in beauty,' dtirnbility and thoplieltyt •.
whilst those requiro some, taloa, thit delta not..
Any person ran both execute it and teach It; • Now" •
in the Limo trybegin. tint rawly ands penile at
ewe home, in 'Forma, Schools. Districta, he. You
Tan teach It In (damson or Individually. and Make
, 11.000 !Ivry In all equal thanes for both sexes.
grail rechmanment ions :• , •
'OlOlO tlottd, Agents,l; A. YOAII . 'lnstructions for
Landscape Paintings I,,trat6, ate.. toe at hand,'
and love given prefect solightetion. .311• It
Itrase.•
Cho noweth, travelinz teaoher, says it talten
like ml id.flro whereveripAheelf, ho.lou'lufg ., undt+i
$l,OOO at llothanYtOrlti4o. Yn , teaching It.
'so worth of chemicals, Including "paints, impara
too fot.drawlng, An, will paint nod draw lull hdl•
painting:4 or it will tooth 500- scholars. I shall on- .
tend the timo n fow days td these desiring-to learn
tl.lo novel ntt. reedy° on an averago 1000 priors ,
Nitric; send lettorti reamomonding It; Briny
of which. cannot be Inserted In an ntivortiFement.
To ilia .noxt 0,000 appllcanta 1 will .send, free Of
Char, e, one yodel; subscription to WO(t'li -Vomla
and, Literary 'Alonthly',.! ono of the neatest' and '
splchst, no woll no intorehting .Gun lly . niAvsimpul
published In Mils conotry, , Thin dram oat' include
any who Intro already son t, nor oily . that may'liond.
alter Um number Is Illloul. Therdfore apply In limo.
Sal Itlfaction 'guaranteed, For full and rolnPleh, it,.
strelellidis for 'painting and, apparatus, Inch,. and, .
ruMll.sl.' to. •
', , •
,Puor, G. W..
I.lparigqeyiltploti, qtark,p.,(No,
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~1 7 '0 -4 .',Eg D , T ..T 4 '!' l4 ' l7 '::'i
: All tile" Li?iDINGI IiDYLDd, on :Tuna or niido to ;
meocuro. "Prices fixed otiI , PW.FIGUILDB: An.lllun. •.
instruotiono for coif
ttnent lout'on rocolpt of Poct'olll6 ddr00...,
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1,1 • IcOlt:Diefi`iiiiiiinclid Der and Ilecto,,
tvntt hi AbO'AMl,hi:all , ql. ,, brifl.S . :nehtZ, 1101.60,
onliOntiorio will bo ro • •
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961Toectatroptifrow.dorttivtpoy And:
siitrona,tvor, !
iblunerf , • ""• tibO,T: 4 l I VM I7, •
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