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CARLISLE, OCTOBER , MM.
We liiev6'received quite a ntnuber Of'
new subscribers (luring the past wet It - ,
but we have room , for a great many moie''
Don't hiive tbe.slightest- modesty about
handing. iu your names.
Tice Court "Muse roof is rapidly
ap
proaching completion. The slating' on,
the base ofthe stecplo„adds mucli •to its:
appearance.
Thanksgiving day is rapiairapproaci
jog antl Christmas is'nt many months of.
(1? -hope -our. friends.:will —not mml.-
101011 . 1111 us Ntith presentS of turkeys and
•_
such things. -
Our friend Mr, Benjamin Plank, sent
us lash week a- basket of splendid Prince
Albert potUtoes for which, he has our
thanks, They were the fi c est 'We have
seen this season. As a potato grower,
Mr. Phdik is decidedly a success. .
' The members of the Reffirmed Con
„legation in Funkstown agreeably cur
piised their new Pastor, the Bev:- J.
Hassler, on - Saturday last,' by making
a very encouraging invasion upon the
Parsdnage in Boonsboro', shape of
such things as flourOunn,_butter, eggs„
eurn, potatoes, apples, dried fruit,
canned frnit,. and other things-necessary
fur the comfort and well being of the
minister and his family. When the table
was all ready and set (the ladies carefully
bringing their provisions with them,) thB
Pastor was warmly greeted by a very ap
propriate addres - s by Wpm. 11. Knode,
csq., which was bristly responded to by
the pa4to•. The whole occasion passed
off very Illeasahy; all returned to their
homes in thmevening, quite deligted with
their first invasion visit to the Parsonage
of theirnew—Fres Press.
'On. Wednesday morning last, quite 'a
serious "smash " occurred on, the
Cumberland Valley Railroad, at the
eastern side of Carlisle, at the junction
of the Cumberkital Valley and South
Mountain roads. The second freight
t Min East was under pretty full headway
at that point, when a break block on one
of the f.irwardlUars becalm detached'and
fell upon the track ; the ear immediately
in rear of this one was thrown from the
track and one of its axles broken. Thu
position into which thig" car was thrown
wawa sort of inclided plane, upon which
the rear cars, to the number of sixteen
.or seventeen, mounted into a confuseki
idle of broken bodies, tracks, axles, Hour.,
grain, &c. Most of the ears were li.erally
,mashed into smithereens, while the con
tents 6f several. of them were scattered
about with considerable of a loosenc,„
Fortunatelyibc conductor and brakemen
leaped from the traiif in time to escape
all injury.' The track was torn up for
some distance, and that, with the other
debris of the wreck so obstructed the
road ,that the passenger trains, cast and
west, had to stop ait thet' point; transfer
passengers, baggage, mails, &c., and
return, and freight trains cease running
until the force of wreckers, ahledvby a
number of our citizens, had cleared away
- 7 - tlitrwieck,,which - cw - as - nrititdimmplished
until late in the evening. The loss to
the - Cumberland Valley • Conmany is
variously estimated, at from. '54.000 to
$lO,OOO.
A. young' girl or German deseMO,
nannal Catharine Steinman, hit he,
borne in the village of Smoketmvn, in
East Lampefer, township, Lancaster Co.,
on Thursday the fourteenth inst., and
has not.BhlCc been seen or heard from.
;She had on when she left home, a red
oleo caP and stripptid calico dress. Iler
Parents arc in great distress in conse
cquenee of her ithstmec. Any informa
tion concerning her s. Mll..be gratefully re
ceiv,ed by - her parents. Address, John
,titeitunan, Enterprise I'. 0., Lancaster
counts, Pa. ,
We had the honor of a call, a few days
ago, from dur friend and former towns
man, James E. Noble, Esq. Mr. Noble
is now-a citizen df Virginia, and a mem
ber of the Legislature. Upon his re
moval to the Old Dominion, Mr. Noble
following the instincts and teachings of
his early life, attached himself to the
Radical Republican . party, and has ever
since been laboring persistently and in
telligently-to scenic for his adopted State
the blessings of peace and good Govern
ment through liberty and justice. Rec
ognizing his worth his fellow citizens of
the Radical party selected him as their
candidate for the Legislature, \and lie
was triumphantly elected over his rebel
opponent. Mr. Noble speaks hopefully
•of the future of Virginia, and asserts
that all that is necessary to her prosperity
is the overthrow of the pro rebel pally
and the success of the:Radical Republi
can.
11C3
Of all the evils prevalent among young
men, says the American Odd Felime, we
know
~,of none more blighting in' its
moral 'effects than to speak slightly,of the
virtue of women. 'Nor i 0 there anything
in
_which young "men are'so thoroughly.
mistaken, as the low estimate they form
6f the integrity-of women—not of their
own mothers and -sisters, but of others,
who, they 'forget, aro someoody, else's
'oupthers and.sisters. As a rule, no per,
..sdn who surr9 t iers to this debasing habit
is to be. trusted with an enterprise, re-•
imiring, integrity •of chat:actei•. Plain
words should be spoften on this point,
, for the evil, is , a general one, and deep
rooted. : If young men somethhos
thrown, into society of thoughtless or
birr,p.no more right to
nvastiyo all'other women by what they
" :see of these, 'tharrtitcy would have to
tiniato.;the ehai'aeler of honest kiid
se
:spepteble citizens by the deVolopments of
, crime in, our police ei&t:i. Let our
^ young_ Men remernbor tbtit their chief
happiness of life depends upon their utter
faith in women. No .worldly wisdom, no
. misanthropic. philosophy, no generaliza
tion, can cover or Weaken this fourlivi
%Mental truth.. It stands like the reFitribi
of God'itselffor if iH MAIM* less .than
this—and should put ail everlasting seal
upon lips that aro wont' to speak slight
ingly Of '
;'
The.:gastei:n Synod of the Reformed
Church of tho United States . commenced
• .'ut , of . last
the 4,ooo3'a:the; Rev. Thos:-
G. Apple, Rresident of the Synod
Rey. R. Eleiimp.i; D. s;,, preached the
'.opening sermon.. Tho Synod was fully
organized on Thursday morning, by. the'
election of Jobe •*D. ' D., of
.Lancaster,
,'Dan:*
Gans, D. Of N'ofristoiin, as Correa,
ponding - pecretary, and Rev. Saml,„ R.
Fisher, .Of the • - .74fii•iiiq. 0 1 0'411:
'Memnon as Stated 'Clerk, . • •
• Dr.`Ganktlieu*Stae4 thatinastnitch as
the niantenulPts.Of soveial wotim.• of the
late Roy: were still
:intim hands lof the familY, .and _werS'iin"
such a condition that if they Were not re
produced, and• properly taken care of,
they might he lost dr dmaroyed,
moved the appointment of , a comroitec,,
whbso duty' it shall be to collect said,
manuscripts,- and report, fully oa their
condition and value.at thy next annual
meeting of tho Synod, to be hold in Oeto
;her, 1870, in ' • •ff
- The committee appointed - at the Sy
nod of Hagerstown, 1808, to solicit funds
'for the puepose of erecting a .monument
to the Rev. Dr. Harbaugh, deceased,
reported. Five hundred dollars were
required, of which amount only,Bl dol
lars havn been thus far secured. An op:
portnnity vßtrgranted to.the committee
to solicit the amount yet required imme
diately:- 1 - ICdgeicwore - talcem and -in a
short time the sum of $5,81 was secured.
Pledges were also taken at the same
time for the erection of a- monument to
the flemoryof the Res;. Dr: Ranch, de
edAA Two hundred and sixty two
dollars were immediately secured by
contributions, which, in addition to the
amount already contributed by the
umni Association of F. , and M. College,
would amoubt to over .$560. Eloquent
and appropriate addresses were delivered
by De:, IV. :Nevin, and E. V. Ger
haet. Also by Revs. 0. Miller, G. 1).
Wolfe, aml others,to the memory of Drs.
Rauch and narbaugh, deceased.
On Friday hist, 311.. John Seeley., of
this borough, while assisting to unload
lumber from a car at Loucks' mill, in
Spring Garden township, was accidently
struck on the side of the face and temple,
from the effect of which be died on Sun
(ley morning. The • employees, engaged.
in unloading the car, had all been warned
by Mr. Loncks to be careful not td put
tnemselveit in the way of danger; but St
seems that Mr, Seeley did .nottake the
necessary precaution, for When the girder
was taken off lie was observed to fall,
and on examination Was found to be
struck as already mentioned. Tle re
inaincd unconscious fiir a few moments,
after Which lie - walked into the mill and
tiller remaining there for sonic t Line came
to town and consulted 'a physician and
then went. to his home in West Philadel-
phis street. No serious consequences
was apprehended until Saturday night,_
when large quantities of eoagulated,blood
weilL , ' thrown up by deeeasjd, and he
continued vowing worse up to the t itne
of Ilk dealh. Ile was about 40 years of
Turk True Democrat:,
Veloeipeiles have been the rage for a
considerable time and we had hoped they
would scion be among the things that
scene. We were miataken ri.,this, how
ever, its we are made.painfull . k aware by
having a hillf dozen of these two wheeled
nuinstronities cutting, 4. up all sin-I,s of
capers joist every evening we
are at work. There is a school for young
gentlemeno 'to learn volocipeding in the
room just over our -heads, and if the
pleasure of the fellows who are running
the machine is at all proportioned to our._
annoyance, they most bo the happiest
chaps in existence. 'rite nuisance is in
suirerable. Welia!ve-sat through a stupid
political speech, have spent an hour lis
tening to a fellow filing a Harr, heard a,
dozen hand organs grinding away at the
tone, and, woiLsftlfan. all, heard the
Italian boys sing,•but we-can safely say
that five minutes of - velocipede mike
when you are at. work, is worse than, the
whole combination of other annoyances
that a Man gets in the entire year. V'hy
don't these velocipefle imitate I
Herr Snitzfkrhen, and ''get tbeinshas
quit l trot( into two'?"
Why don't our friends thronghout the
eouniy furnish us with all occurrences
that may he of interest' to the public.
We have no.dould that in every town,
township, and village in the countythore
are a half dozen occurrences each Week,
Which would 'be of interest to the
great mass of our rerylors if they wen
tat ish
I
benefit to the 'localities in Avhicl;`they hap
pen. The discovery of some mineral—the
starting of a new enterprise—the unusual
growth of a.village 7 tke details of manu
facturing proeosses—an unusual yiold of a
field or orchard—tho growth of stockart
ethical hum] meeting or school examina
tion—in fact any occurrence beyond the
ordinary routine of business or events is
a .s - übjeet of int erect to every ono. It
impossible, however, for an editor to be
übiquitous. lie can't travel the county
tO,,lntut up these things, and if ho could
the . chances are he' couldn't find them.
There is no way to obtain these Matters
of interest unless thoee who are on the
ground will take the trouble to make a
note of them and forward it to us. .
desire to 'make our local column one:of
interest to our readers, wid' they eatido
~i,is and themselves a favor by giving us
everything worth puldfshing, . ,
We want a very largo number of new
sdhseyibers for the Ilinukim.l. t
We ran
l
shindi alfretty big list now al) tas well
as any other time, and we tint pur
friends to sbliseril ..;
-- -- .
As our public schools, throng:boa the
it amply tire now fairly under why, and
ns every thing' connected, with them is of
the highest interest to 'the 'community,
We offer tilt" ills of our columns to any
and to all connected with the schOols,
for tltc purpose of discussing all educa
tional topics. We will gladly give a col
umn each week to the Superintendent
anti'eachers erne county. for the pur
pose of discutising questions of School'
Government, the thenry and practice of
leaching, anal everyLthing pertinent to
the school interests. We impose 'no con
ditions whatever, .except, that the arti
cles must not be ofunreasonable
and that they he conneed entirely to
school questions.. We 'd.o• :net, care to
have essays - oegenecal topics, nor will'
we permit any thing that even approaclC ,
mrpersonalities.. There is quite 'enough
in the 'practical working's of the
,schools
in the county to afford subjects for inter,
esting jtnd instructive urLigles. 'Nov,
ladies and ge'ntlemen Of tlin public schools
'we witimjways he pleased to hear from
v.... ::
.
Take Satuidny aa
=:=El
grumbling abOat newsppers is "some-
thing that overy ono cosine , privileged to
ludo* in at, , pleasure: It .is so .easy,
particularly if one lisle :!..taleilt,:foxgrum.
blhi Why are'not nowspaporeddited
with more ability ? Why are the eclito
rWs eo tamo ? the selectionspo common
place.' Why, so news—so
vortisements, in alma, why , don't "every
'editor got 4p as ^ goed‘a Paper. as every
reader thinks he could do.if ho wore only
in tlto,business,? -1. 7 ,0 all' who are Chronie
gruMblerS - On thiri subject; we 'COMraentl :
the 'following 'extract from a Richmond
And men are abivaysgrumbling about
their paimi•s r and iianuating,bew Much
better they
,They talk as
illivantlY about ‘! fine airtieleS?? .on every
imaginable subject as if they could
,effect
preei6eiy chtiogo, . Let some
of,these - overrunning,philesophers' try It
for no days in succession: ' ' • •
And_thert.they.thinkit is_ nothing__to
!` ieleet",:fof a: - neWspainr--4ou have,
merelyrnn the-scissors .through "half
a dozen exchanges, and you have got,
matter enough. -Tow this is the mostim=
pet-taut, and most dithen4, dcpartmen
o • cwsgaper—VcsLfe_w_men.
'ha'?e the slightest idea how to do the
work. • It requireS a thorough: welospaper
nut a—who 101oivs the public appetite
-well—who knows what, is, going on in the
World—and who knows hones to rewrite,
and pack . a column into a dozen
Men who skim a newspaper and toss
it aside little reflect • how much brains
and toil have - been expended .in selling
up that- meal. - Busy. heads _and busy ,
hands have been toiling - all day_togath
er and prepare those viands, and some.
vast bitilding has been lit from garret to
cellar . rdlnight to get that paper ready
for the newsboy at the crack of dawn.
" Nothing - in the paper !" Nothing in
your head, that's what's the matter. ,
A REPLY.
=I
In yourlastissue, I observe a communi
cation nudes the signature of ''South
End," in which your correspondent, after
speaking of the scaricity of ice this sum
! mel, asks whether there is not enterprise
-enou,g3r—amongstour—citizens-to -induce
the erection of an ice house sufficiently_
large to supply the needs of our people.
To quiet the apprehensiong 'of "South
End," , and all other anxious folks, I ask
you to state that our enterprising fellow
citizen, Mr. David 'Rhoads, has just com
pleted a very convenient and commo
dious ice house which will he filled dur
ing the winter for the delectation of our
people next summer. The new house is
located at the corner of College street
and Waggoner's road; its dimensions are
30 by 30 feet, 10 feet in height. This
house will he filled from a pond of pure
spring water, supplied by a stream well
knoWq, as the Indian, Doctor's run, and
wo fell sinetit will furnish an abundMit
supply. WEST END."
SITG ESTIO..Y.
7, 11, r , 174.1..0l 1,, I Irrold
• I wish through your columnsto . call
tli atient inn or the 'Builaing Committee
of the Second Presbyterian Church Par
sonage, to the propriety of putting into
the house a Bath Room. In this. the
nineteenth century, a new house is sup
posed to have all modern improvements,
and a Nvealthy congreptiol, when
_they
build a I,af - sonage, to finish it ,An first
class style. -- •
jhe house is in a line locptinn, of a
gond size, and well finished throughout.
kith the exception alcove mentioned.
and will be a credit to the church eyert-_,
Mg it. and an ornament to the town.
I==l=lll
'Our young friend .31r,- Charles 1). Hal
bert", has recently opened on Lonther
street, a alert distaiive below the tqtrner
of Hanover, a first class Marble yard.
He bas Proctired the services of the most
expert and experieiu workmen, find is
determined to-manufacture the very best
kind of work, at reasonable prices.. Tieing
centrally located, and having 1,11 hand ,
always a full supply of all kinds cif stone,
we - would urge those of our readers in
want of anything In his line to give him
a call. They will never regret it.
"MO WItAIAL-11-I.ld-ti Pii44 - ittli7 - 01 - n - 11F — A . 0111 It of
a N 4 , ysion orate Demovraiie vote la • woeu
An item. foir - the Thilics . TT;kmong the
enterprisitig merchants in our thriving vote l,e t: ', . ' . l :l l :lll 644" . herg ,. w l, 6'eleefta. The'
sister town of Muchaniesbug, there no Muhl •uLvvg.4o.sd i.
' i
morenonmore untiring in their elTh matedand was ilefett
rt - s
e i i , i7 c l:oi-ter. by a majority 5,49 n. In
supply the wants of their customers,
than the popular milliner, 111 rs. A. 11. sou ..-lt:,7,IOI•1.1"IrtilhlIn" eras
on
h"
I l i ai ted
T.l l '
afterwards, y i , 11 . / i k
Malec'', whose taste and skill in her It
sinegs are unsurpassed, and whose estab- of flu(' Mitt iu illibubul l ubbu. butt lit'u'iatilit..euir
to receive the ctuMrinat ion or the
uri anent is o
mw of the . most complete of Senate, and since then has heel' vo
lts '<hullo the valley. She has julit re- iir ! .tly out of political life.
tarried from the city with a large st,,ek
a_LP,II d Walla In ltj nory,
cellaneons goods, which eoll.raeo a va
riety: or be'antirul novelties. ( (nr lady
friends in tkat section 411;i.1d nut fail to
give lice a earl. ... 2t.
In our perambulations above the street
the other evening, we " dropped in — io
the new restaurant of Jc - din Floyd, under
the new Volunteer building, w:iere we
found one of the 'Meat. finished resi an
rants in Carlisle. Mr. F. seems to be do
ing a good business, is very attentive to
his custoinew, and has excellent oyst.,rs.
Over 400,000 Wheeler L Wilson's"sew
ing machines have been sold, which ex
ceeds the sale of any other machine near
-100,000. . Such is the verdict of the
people as to which is the best sewing ma
chine ; and we are glad to sat that it
was sustained by the committed on sew
lug, machines at our county. fair,
.by
awarding to L. 11, Fulmer,. ,he agent,
a diploma for this deservedly popular
machine in Carlisle. -. ' • „
=I
We' return our sincere thanks to the
ladies for their large attendance and lib_
eral purchases during the fair, but Would
haVe all to understand our bargainshave
not. 011.,e611 cervical away. lye-. are do
ing business now to get rid otour_ goods.
not to make money. As our time is limit
ed we will make further concessions.
Onr goods must be sold fey seine prices
We luive ;SO patterns fancy silks .at very
low figures, also a_ haiulsoinc ,lot. of dry
goods; furs, shawls•&:;.,,to Lc sarn•iflced
before brought to auction, -, tve request,
all to come and see what Hier mar waut
and save money by inurhasing from R•,
C. Sawyer• & Co.
Gq to W. Burldtolder's cantlien
The facisyiug are the "oftleermeleeted
in the .different , boroughs, ,yerils, and .
townships, at the late election, October
Chief, Durgcss,
Jolur•S. Liiw;" Assistant Burgess, Lewis
C. pabur; Auditor, William ! . ..Aopils;
lilast Ward, Carlisle 13CWthigti. 1 =
Toyi'm Council; W. B. ilicConnuon, Wm.
Kennedy, S.- A. Pave, Gideon Kutz ;
'Judge of Election, -Andrew Kerr; Limier
for, .TUo. S; Lyile; School Director, Henry
Nowsliam; Justice of the Peace, lfichanl
Holcomb; Constable, C. P. San no.
West Ward, Carlialo. Judge,
Jeff. Worthiugtom :Inspector; Jos. C.
Halbert; 'town Council, Samuel - Wetiel,
Sheaffer, Robert - BlaeA, B. K.
Spinglor, c 49 9; LingnMod; School DiMe
tor, CI. P. limmieb; Constable,
East Pennsboroughyownship,--Jurige
of Eleetion;• 'H.- At, litipicy; ,IlispaeCol-,
Jos, G, Halo; Justice of the Peace, Geo..
W. Criswell; fighiml Diractois, - Win. 0.
11iiiloi, (1) years); lianiol Burbler; (/) yrs) ;
MUrtin Briton, (1 'year);-Stiroi-PiHCAA
tialllCS3rOg . ary, John liaut - Inbaugh ; Au-
Alloy, ',Jacob. Saillor, jr. ;. ToUnship
:Clerk, Abram
.1114)1eS , , jr.
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0 .
0
180 . : . %..
le, Abram - Coble. - '' :.
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Middlcsox Totynsbip.-gui,, in.
Gornuad; Insiiectol Banff Bilitgi
'
Behind DirCetors, ' B. " . 07Lainberion,
giehael Stirartz; ' Supervisors, .Bairittei
'r" i V ~'
Yli:cary,„Geo, Aucytoy,,Juo i ,F. pup.;
pi.thoPeace; . A. Triprier;.
TOwnship - Clerl47,l;'N. - SnYclerf CiabSta::'
ifle t , John Deno*.
M . • chanicsburgßor,iptig-Chi6f Brift ,
gesr, ;It C. Painter; Assi4aUeßill*sp,
MilliCser•Scinth Ward 'SchoorDi-'
. ctors, - Solomon' Bowman,, (3 years),
(2 years); Street Commissibner,. • Johh
Coover; Constable, John Kominel; Town
Councit.,Robt. Wilson;
Pislee; Inspector; - Joseph 'W ; :',llhgliesh
Assessor, Oliver Bryon... •
North Ward, MechaniesburA'Borough.
School Director, S. P. Gorgas; Consta
ble, Jacob - Mouniz sen. ; Town Council,
John A, Kaufbnan; Judge, John A.
Everly;- Inspector, Miehinel W. French;
Assessor, Samuel Eberly:: ''
Mifflin Township.—Judge, John
Gilmore; Inspectors, Gates, Shoemaker;
School Directors, J. B; Shulfenberger,_
Sariffici— Christleik; Supervisors, J. J
Zeigler, Peter Derrich; -Constable, Win.
Jhmper; Township Clerk, Jacob Gut shall;
Auditor, John Oiler.
Monroe Township.--Judge,- - Jesse
Brindle; inspector, Samuel:
School Directors, Philp Zeigler, John
Shatiner; SuperviAns, Satiutel Bricker,
Jacob Brindle; Justice of the Peace, D.
S. 'Baker, Peter , A. filler; Auditor, D.
C. Ilielnfine: Township Clerk ,henry
,\i'.rdi - creiin7Aable. J0:4 , 151,1 DUrr.
The remainder will appear in our next
At the request or a nuMber of .rela
tives of ox-Governor Ritzier, we Teldint
to-day the obituary whiidi appeared hi
last week's issue. We found it impossi
ble to supply many persons' who' de
sired to obtain copies, and We therefore-
reproduce it non-
, OBITUARY
Joseph Ritner, the venerable el:-Gover
mor of this Commonwealth, and for
'more than 40 years a resident of this
county. died, on Saturday last, at the
residence of Iliss•son, in South Middleton
township. Ile was horn in Berks coun
ty, on the twenty-lifth day of Marelt,'
1780, and, was therchire in his ninetieth
year when he died. • Although Governor
Hitner has been in retirement for mo
than the average life of a generation of
men.' and has therefi.ire been almost for
gotten by those wfm are now'busy in the
political worldi -he atone time wielded-a
potent inttnenett - in this Commonwealth,
which was chic as much to his earneih
ness and solidity oC character, as to the
high political stations which he tilled. '
When a mere lad he removed. to this
county. where he hired himself to a far
' tiler. and 'worked ,teadily :It that occupa
tion mad lie arrived :it the -.age of 20,
mien he stained. Some time :trier his
marriam• Ile • rellll.Ved to 11 estmoreland
county. and finally:ettied in Washington
county. When nearly 40 years old he
was el - eteut by the Democratic party to:
the lower lions, in the Sta,a Legislature,
and d in,t hat body 1 . , ir seven conseen
iveso.sions. During the last t wososs ions
otitis servieo he was Speaker or the
I loto.e, and won for hinisoll . int excellent„
telintlitioll a•ple, , illing .i1 . 11•1,1*, utt afr-
COlllit Of his prounitness,',. impartiality,
and knowledge of the fides. After his
service in the llom,e, lie Wati a candidate
for Senator, lint lv;:s defeated. hi 1829
he received the nomination, for Governor ,
attic A itt i Masonic party, an organization
of which Madill. us Stevens was the le-Ail
ing moving and,direetito!spirit. In this
contest lie was defeated by George IVol
by . a majority of Over 2iU,llit - t--tlv• Anti
ne,onte paliv -- wai:: 7,2,000
voles. In ISa Governor liitngr again te
eeived the nothinat ion of the party
and
,Was again defeated by Governor
Wolfe by a Ina
,j,,rity M• 3,170, in a peril of
179,:;00 votes.. In I S:1:1 he was .again
0r , r.,11 1 I
It is not onr intention to re vi;p.v the
political life of 'Governor Eimer further
Man 2, necessary to gtve a lair coaccp
-don of his character and alalit lea. Hie
Administration occhrred ill a period of
peculiar political excitement, and the re
collect,ions connected with it. have clone
much toward attipthing unjust minim to
all who were then in power. It was in
lie earliest stage of tlin agitation in
favor of popular education, public im-,
movements,' and resistance to the' ex
tension of slavery. and each of these
measures called forth the—blindest, bit
tcrest, and fiercest opposition conceit , -
. aide. The . Maosonic troubles of that
j period hal also . peculiar force in imbit
tering aml intensifying the prejudices
of the people throughout the State. The
, passions and feelings, engendered by
' the discussion of these topics,
mite(' in the this -.cern raid . ' made
s upon the Capito oy the I, lilies and
roughs or the Dein ocracy, at the chose of
his Adnunktration known now as the
'Buckshot \var. tat front, these excite
ments a lot of.political SCIIIITONV:: would
be produced was inevitable, and from
nuore than from recoriled farts.
are the men who were. then „promi.
nent„judged. That Governor Ritnei•
possesseo--rfie confidence of those op_
-posed to the Democratic party, in a un
usually lame degree, is proved by the
fact that Ito was their candidate four .
flutes conwecntivelv for the ollice of
Govhuor, and that he largely iftereased
his o‘% n vote at eaCh succeeding election
shows dint their emititlence,%lll6j‹-Poln,-
lac ity was not a blind one. In Ills offi
cial career, lie was -active in . ,.promoting
lin public i m move ments of the State,
-mud gave a most - hearty.supprt - AO" the
ea tn , t , Of Vallegaioll. It should
lie remembered alsolo his honor, .that
lie was the thst Executive of Pennsyl
.vania who officially anmanwed his op
position to the system of shtyery, and
the demands. of t Ise•apholders or the pm
valiar- institution. Ills message to
Aegislatme in 18;a0, a»nouncinghis s sem.
timenti: on this subject, was, the theme
of ono of Whittier's Interns ; commencing
;
'• I kaol. En . li for lily 1;4: t. ire •—.-
il• 111111111iMilt mitt k ; t; I
;;,"‘; '11111;. ;I 'no v.; •In•I ;kW!
Ere 1, oloni Ike otoolliontli?1.1 nob, to lII.' 0111:111 ; ;;,
Ar , ifor , to
FlClptloni,:L Ifol.l o , a: .1 liod
hi. an blood ;
„011 !IJB I , got:0;11i trot;
4t1.1 t ,•• 4.1 1;,;;toF _
ih•lw.
'num • (1.1! r•I Iron; th
• Gullol.e 111:1 ' 11 . 1t11 u
.l,umun 111,11,4046
.Thebe, prominent acts of his ~:cdminist
rat ion evinced a fearlessness, : honesty,
and sagacity in Joseph taller which
'would be somewhat surprising to, (India
sonic of our most prominent statesmen
in the present generation. •
Hl his Niter life Governor •Ilitner was•
a plain, unaSsuming citizen, 100 rarely
brought himself. to themoticc of the
conununity. Thoroughly -posted iu "all'
th 6 political allbirs of the State, and nu
tilajd lheulties became impaired taking
a• MN? interest in every thing conneeted
with polities, he was Oil those tiUiljocts
most instructive telkor, ” Jlis po)iticnt
convictions. Were of, the,
,thmeSt• natnre,
Ho loved Alio principles of ace goverll
meat, and heartily detested injustice nod
oppression, and•done rejoiced more.flior
()uglily than he ht the downfall of treason
and the system .oriniquity• that caused it.
His interest in the common' school sy s-'
tem nevcr.abated,
,and so, long
strength permitted he' gave lifs.,pregcbce
and his encouragement to every move
'dent that was in any Way cdtmeeted with
tho of Iris district or. his 'conntyi
In private life he was blanielesd-111:i; acts
and character were beyond'snspicion -Ho
sMin out, the thread of- li.for• ty' its far
thest and these who mourn biM.
now t liweetherig.htto claim thatwhilst his
honors iu lift? . ' higher • than oven
most aspiring men • atta,in, ' bp P never, by
act or word of his• made liiinSelf mrwor:
thy of thou!, . '
,::
ATOTIVB f e herolry givun , iL.ttt rn .ap-'
oi.‘tion %yin Lo 000lu to Ilio tiovernorkfor tpu
',ludo I of Dr. Punt t.ielsoirov, convicted of tliu murder
of /En rtu Etchluerlie: il
C4R,DS.
"W.• A. ATWOOD.- -- - ---IpAAC W. RANCIC: - ,
r f t. yVOOD, RANCIC & CO.,
CO3bIISFO . 3IERC , HANTS,
. . . Wholesale dealers In nil kinds or
~ .
i , - . ' - ."PICKLED AND,,fillq2 FISH,
- - - '-.
.11 - 0., 210, North ,Wlutrvep,,
Above Race street,
•
DR'
.GEORGE' SEARIGIIT, „.
- - D4NIII.ST,
College or Dental Surgery. Office
at the roildened of his duother,.Erat. Lumber otrent,
three doom below Bedford.
. .
. .
.
'FIR. J. 9., BENDER,.
...L." . ::.. 00310EOPATILIO PHYSICIAN.
(Mee In the room formerly occupied
. by Col. John
- 10ae68
"fili , L. SIIRYQCK;
, . aulincE,Ok"rlil;
0111ce, NU. 3 . 404011 W, •-
E.- BELTZHOOVER;.
-
X. > ATTORNEY AT I,AW.
Wilco in South Ilanorcr titteet., opposite
goods More.
; 4
G. w. rrrrnicfr, D. S.,
- -
Late I) •nvm,trator'of Operative Dentistry of ILo Ithl
titunre College o 1 Dental Surgory. 011ie° nt
111111,4 n, ' Ma elite Ilnll. West )lain lit reel . , Car
lisle, Pa. " iOsct
H. F. LOLL. !Li111:1IT D, W)!ZIL. \rum
' J ILIN I. SW 01110. W. W. 111,1100101
HOLT., WHITEMA.T. , ,T & CO.,
tcnor,tsnt.E DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
N. E. Cor. Third and Market streets
C. P. lIUMRICII. wm. B. r - A.rinT
m.
11133TRICIT - & — PARKER,
xrrowcEys AT LAW.
Ml=l===lllSl
JOHN COIINMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ullln in bail inn allarhoil In the Franklin lintel, op.
plat thy Court Ilan,. 111,69
TOSP,PII RITNER, an,
tJ .'ATTOIINgI' AT LAW AND SURVEYOR,
3leemalicAlnirg, Olllrn on Railroad street, to'ts
door , tt..rtit of ilie Hank. ".
Boittsir promptly attended to,
jMILLER, •
•ArronsEy AT LAW.
011ie, X. Swith XI I'M, Oprosity c o sWg
sturv. 10,09
i. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
( rliile, P. 1.• N. 9 RheenEn 11911. 105e69
SPANGLER G WILSON, •
CA RP ESTE RS AND S , CA R-Itt4l-I.DERS
Corner North 1.111 . 1.1t1 ntreetN,
Boc6
J. M. WEAKLEY
NVEAKLEY SADLER;
ArriIIZNEVS I.IIV
I Lk iieXt iielat.llVill
10,1;11
ly 1,1,1
oni,yon o
W . . 1. SI .
I:r AT LAW. °
11111...• 11,111,,,t ol Ow Court 11...,
MEM
ATTORNEY AND (.111'NEWEAT L A W
street below ('Lest nut,
MEE
TO-D AY
rITE -BEE HIVE'
IMMO
DRY, (100 DA •,TORE,
T - v. 1 , 1;.)."11...1: .14.1
••
MEM
Ilia=
NEW GOODS
Constantly receiving,
MECUM
In Pllllll FIL;1110,
Willlon' DE \ [ATMS
( Nle . 'el
HEAP TOYS and
FANCY GOODS
JOHN 4i9N,
N0.;.9il 3I a ket-stret.l;
=I
Toil 71, of
TOYS AN It I A CY • 1101,11"0,
•
The large , : alork and lartrq pill!, in the elly..Taq
t elePtl, It limege.marlinent of TOYS 'of all kite!,
Pipe, Can
Chien IVart,
van 1111'1 1,:i1111. nor stork..
===IMIM=
The 1111-
o • 41,•r:1gni . .1 !toying tlik dos Micro oot !otters Its.
tono . o:ttn • on tile f . stitteof It ,, orgv liulmr, kleveased,
Inv , of I% set l'enn•lotio * .townbllly,
given 14 , 811 per,on. indebted to 111)11 rotate to molt..
1118411iatu payment. tool to all bar b : elillms Bgalost
. 1) wjo • r4etil them for oettlootentlli
"poem , • It coitoji nahn,id.
1869
•. , 186 P
A 1) W IMPORTAiION.
•
R I [IRONS,
, -JIHIAS IIRY,
R:111.‘ W
HNSTJONG;• C1'n)11 LC' Co.,
r 287 & 230 Baltimore street,
IiALTpIOII.ITh
111111,10 M, /11.1 .10111.( , 0 of
DO` NET TRIAIMI N( 11.11111 ONS,
I'EI,I'I,T AND S 4il. RIBBONS,
MINNIIT SILKS, •S MINS AND VELVETS,
ILLUSIONS, lII,ONDS,
N1;17:I NII CII 'PDS, • '
• FRENCH IPTIMVIIIItI -ND lIIIA'hIERS.•
STIt BONNETS AND I, 'DIGS' 1 . 5 .•
(IN ED AND U TM :OM
VIDA' ET FDLT DONN ETS .AND
SUNDOWNS AND - 511,1I(Elt - i1001Di.
Itlrgm:Omlc of AIIIIInory. (jowl.. Ili tide ,eons.
Dhaka NariPty, whh.li no otivr
at wires that will dory viaapotitioa.
BOOK ADErNTs WANTED for the
Peremonl, Recullectfirion;t .
by doh,. It. (lough, A c9liiinlete history of Mx 111 c, hit
:4111w11111111.111 eliuggiu nignilinst •lintennonitiice,
with so.itt , i:pin',figures of whint ho ontsr Ellt01;1!. Tho
IV/101Ver111Vii111.11 Minn offeethig incidents full tlf Inter—
ejt nuollontlien4. work will. be ' 6rnutiially bound
mid Illiixtratt4l.':Tliere pm 110 110'01 , 11031tion. 'Every
atin walitti it.. xelik ore tinkling from 20 to bil'ordeco
in day. !the owot report - yid. received in 211.oideiro in
(lire. One punllxhhrl 114. JOHNSON(
I.l:l2'Arvli wheel, . Moot.
SOI.II):SILVER`nna . :
• BlLvyal nide.pp Wki,n
QP wiilry4lesiitiptiout uud 111100 41 gilt uultikUlo:for ,
,13144111 Girth, Tng.timopinlil and .11plidity,
Prehoutg.
Priuoa tpiver Than the regular 13.1 tato :
pxlrnordloilry and 00000,00; 10 001thr.,Ire,— )- '
. Mi t 11,13 . 1001 tTIL, No. 710' A rolt /Arvid, :
• • - rulLAumvuin..
iT4Ol'l,
(ol4:l4llnbtlu ' lxt4l.Etitl.)
41SCEI..1% 1 E0 . VS.
E 3T -ATE - OF - JOHN - DUNBAR, - do
; ceased. ' • , '
All pernonn lelaitns', against tlio .entate of
John Miaow, lute of Wnst, Ponnaborough township,'
deceased, will please present thorn, • duly authorised,
to the undersigned. W. I)UNIIAIt,
' - Administratrix - ....
No. 63 Fetal, Went otreet,
•'
- ,
,October 21, 1F69.
' .
_..
Octobei 19, 1869.
Thu animal election for ntne,Directors of the Bank
will be hold at the bankintr - heuse on the third Mon—
day, fifteenth of November next. between the hours
of 10 ti. m., end 2p. in. •• .
J. 1.. II sB.SLER,
22OcInt ... . Cashier. .
STOVES, TINWARE,
JAMES McGONEGAL would respect
fully invite the attention of the public ,to his
large stock of - SAO EN, TIN, AND SIIEET. IRON
WARE, Lc. tfo has triads it an object in selecting
the remit diednilde, economical, and durable stoves
in the market. _llls cooking stoves conniet of the _
MEM
NIMROD, - -
QUA CITY,
FAIIMER
and others, which Ins guarantys to Airs satisfaction
in every respllct. ' Ilia .
PARLOR AND OFFICE no YES .
are ungurpoasect for beauty of tletio, dorablllti, ant
economy of fncl. Ile also °treed to the public tit
Juatly coiebriteit
intputE OAR nuthiEn.
Ilti'would call a)tcallunlo a law its motile
. .
I. It Las no brick to be replaced' once or tirleo.a.
- year.-
11. limiting cloworarils, its rays of gent nredefltot
ett to the floor, heatinethe feet instead of-the
face.
111. The burning of the min by n second supply of
flesh air is complete. Till, IiOVICO IS not Ibtind
In falter stoves, vonsequently tho air is always
pure.
IV. If 14 n perptqual burn .
=UM=
VI. It to Ill.rieetiy eklar front the arrangement
_._le_curered_hy..a.patent,.and-is-perfect•iu-iiB opt
ration., er•
VII. Its ventilation Is complete, end In every reenact
. In a first class stove and warranted to give.satis
. faction. SIIIITil(TS of references can
. be given as
P - th the merits of this stove, hut he would ask
tilos° who , wish to get iitlesimble stove to rail nt
his flilop Mid Hee ft in operation.
lle ofrerJ 11111.14 g other Parlor, Dining flown, au ,
Clianyher Moves, the . •
I beautiful, economical, and powerful beating stove,
patented 'so; nice pmmort HEATERS, for boating
two or more Rooms, Portable Furnaces, Ac.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
EEO
constantly on hand. SPOUTING, ROOFING, and
JOBBING nude' to' co . cler- of best materiel, and at
rermiltible
t Coe 1.11
p It OCLA MA T lON„—"Whoroas the
lion. Jam. Grabam, President Judea of the
several Courts of CWOIII 4 / 1 1 Pleas of the counties of
thelitherillliel, Perry, n u t Juniata, al.d...Juntire 'of the
sevelal Courts of Oyer end Terminer' and General
,hat %Joh very in said conottor and the lion. Thomns
I'. Blair a n d the lion. Ilugh Stuart, Judges of the
Coorts of Oyer anti Tertniner hid General Jul Dell,
"cry for die trial of all capitol and other,-Render., in
the said roomy of Cumb'erland, by their precept to
me duelled, dated . ."11.1 of August, 1869. hhe ordered
the Court of 0.. r and Georrat Jell Betlyery to be
holden et•Cattlisle, on the Bth of November, 1809, be
ing the second Monday.
So'•ce is hereby given , 0 the Coroner, Justice. of
the Pelee, and Constable.. of 'lie said connty of Com
horland, that the, are to "illo said precepts. cant
o. •nhed , 111 be then nod there In their proper ',also.,
melt i their r. Is, MANS, .111•111.111.141101111, VISISRPOS,
t 000, an t all other remembrance., to d• t• coa eh ago
witiel..o their ern no upper tun to be done, mad all
Guise tbnt are keeled the reeognizences to kosetuto
°valuta the prisoners that are r then eh II be in tiro
Jail ..1 said • , are to ho that., to Prosecute then,
to sit .11 be just.
C'ARLISLE, PA.
Ii3EII=EL!
MEI
ME
I=
NO HUMBUG !
CHRISTIAN INIIQFP, of Carlisle,
hnr th. lo as A gril t for 0101! erbind
=I
Y BURNING FLUID,
..1114,1 KING'S NOV - EXPLOSI*E BRILLIANT IL-
ratiMBIO
khi h rhir t. nythl ng over-hitrodueed, mid
can sum ly the trade through the county, wholesale,
Their P!.111) clirnper 1( o.neene is non
0,r1..A1T.: mftken a Letter. clenrrr. ■nd Oat, iliht
I 111/0I olrrle, or n , pROY oli,er 0I or rnmpouoil i• us.
=I
omits no 1.0 I odor or ul.ll, nod In pxrfeelly Aerm
, /.464,1444.12,-..r-othel , ..leitlitg 6.1.14-4e-temt-thitr
art tele will p'eee• a, all at nay %fora Carlisle
1211/
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND .A IiCEI ST PtAri'S,
ASIIL/DELPIII.I, Ok.;
k ,
D LEV EST TrIE
BETTER &SS OP
DRY GOODS.
„.
1 .Coed Muck SUl..,.}lelt dnoo F.'oroori, ftperudreSluirrhe
I 1 , 1 n.• 1.111,10 orp. n Pie Dreed floodn D .üble
,
Dlllllll/1% C Ut)., PiliOß LIIIVIIII, Allen'
111,, • ..illair Fruit poylleii. Goya
1 ' . Plain 511k4f' %lulu, Aot4llne
Nupld..
. .
ULANKETS 1 BLANK PITS !
tttoll e sto:k er llood Gun tr, adepted r.
the Ivente tot Pandit-a.
17 Sept tit
TRRIAGES,
, •
A. B. • 01S B K
hnie I ow. MI band. at hi. Carriage /notary, N. E
~ o iorr South nod Pitt str4.to,
MEM
041tRIAGES,
'
SPRING WAGONS;
S.E C O•N I) II AND WORK,
.nod ~on thing In hitt lino, on handl ear tnado•
fon.•r. 11.. I..n.teorolooi to g. t up thc; beat work
n ota In t hi% nortlon of 0410 ..ountry. Nothing
but Ito. r y i..t atoek gong into hoz,los ren•
~flll,9otmiirleture.
itvpairingnud pal Win, promptly eaten :Ott to.
riE CARLISLE ACADEMY
lIIE ONIX FORM; MIMI FRRp.mis TOoNo
, MEN FOR COLLEGE IN CARLISLE.
ruglleli nod Claenloal School far •younT men
.and boys ,w 1 I It,open-,1 ttlitoubor 0, In Bbntet . .
Lul ding. on South Iletooton stmt,
, iititrooted In En 01111 t, i i,gelee,Mnttlemative,
Notlunl Science, Poim.nneltip,
THE COURSE OF. BTU-11
le ileolr.tied to la ,ko thoronAli tatiollra and
la Inquire f r (.1711VO Speck) Iltt•Ilt10114111' be
gleuti to. •Practical Arithmetic, Rending,' Spellfhp
rehntlinship, le, th ototioriin Mnj he w•. 11 fn , wsli•
• Jfor k.naltio-5 fe. and low• a gout foundation Thr a
Mon! ezlnnduJ 0 1, 11111,0 f study
pOVEIt %MOT
,111.1.0 n11,1,t iI t • young gellatnatls owl ltiono ,wbo
cannot, bolro;tiol 110 Win Trot hi ntlottott to roOtolo
with of— ,
Di divided Into t; o eieosl6oi: begin uing vospc'etively
&lamplow 0, and .looonry 3 . ; • -
• Pldt. EOBION,
I, (Ppystile lit Advance.)
let S. ion. CoMilton Ettglish, 1 , 0
to , 0114191C11 w.ph Cothllloo 111•101. h,, . Ron
2d . &Innen: ComitMn English,
• do.. , Cles.lcs with Common Engllrh, - 00.
.
The scliolers or this Academy. by the payment of
Idnall.euttui annually, can lidve the nee of the College
Llbra.letc containing :Vic 0 vol one..
,VACATIO , —Jimmy nod Atlvial, and from Christ-
Mee to 'the -Monday alter New. Yowl • • , '•"
•110AliDING -dec.—Poplin front alpead have the
priellene of Poomltig, Lt Dlckimitu 'College if i hey
clid.ao to de No; Uhl Will god Red boarding either
In College piftbn , or In - private (entities, ",r041 1 4.
front Ulu I tdrp•r• vopg, , '
,
40 4 0 0. 014>11R40n..4.
CAR PA.
,
' tAlc, - Foipot plonaare In ennanendai,lslr. g.
Btorrott, A,11., all a Efaatlpman 0111.6'10y quallacal to
•tiaph. Aly'coondo. co Ip Wul la Imic/a„tdat I ilall
npgult owe eon.to kit! co ,'- iIT
• • it.' ,to.
- ,„,pop. 3, 4ot. ' promidoniDickusa t ii conege.
"NIAGARA
IRONSIDES, '
"BEACON LIQIIT,"
JAMES MCOQiCE . G.AL,
SA South Itannvor St., near Wm. Blatt'
,t Son'. Grocery Store, South End
J. tS..C. TIIO3IHON
NO HUMBUG 1
BURNING FLUID,
illillSrl/ INI/OPF
DRY GOODS
DRY ClOOD'a
THE SCUOOL TEAII
perr~~~~yoe ~
111SCEELAZTE'OUS.
E CQNOMISTSI
aitentlo. to called to the thot that at
lIIIINESMITH
• es:lri_tlltt__MlList-dlsplsy—o' f—goals-,vre
kept In any almltor ontabllahmani In tho county, con
'alotlngin port of tile foliating
STOVES. AND BEATERS,
STOVES AND HEATERS,
'Warranted to give govern) satisfaction
SUNNY SIDES EIRE PLACE HEATER,
ORIENTtL PARLOR HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR, STOVE;
LIVELY TIMES RADIATING RASE BURNER
JUNIATA'PARLOA
PARIZIt LIGHT BASE BURNER,
=la
BEAUPY,
PCONOMY,
cannot be plurpalmed.
EliErriM
I=l
----NOBLE-000A
NOVELTY PARLOR COOK
enEl NATIONAL RANGY,
Varruntod to
BAKE, ROAST, AND HEAT
than auy othoi• stoyi , s In thl
MEE
Attention is culled to our
REVOLVING MGT BASE BURNER,
REVOLVING LIGHT BARE BURNER,
Haring aciltiltvlA reputation in this and.adJoinlng
MIII=!1
STOVES,
We ere Oterrulned to keep the came In the future,
feeling cenfldent that we can .11 you 'gratt•rtielea et
rel. lower then other!, nen bed
Wn have also nn hand, and fur We a too anion
OEM
PLAT IRONS,
I=
KNIVES ♦ND PORKS, \
OEM
I=
HOLLOW WARE,
Of ilood ,natertiT and cheap;
We have, end keep ennetautly On hand, a e•r7 large
11=1
UM
neually kept In anti-clans
TIN AND IiDEFIT IRON wAgEtiousil
11=11111
EIIMEM
and J01:11i1NO
Done.om ahort uotko, and.at rea.auneble term.. Nome
workanek-and good,matorlarGinfnl.
RIIINESMITH&RUPI j,
Nos. 62; 64, 68, .
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
DEEM
D.113' GOODS`.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
Evoryboly cntla nd Alf OUT largo gad beew
tifu I .tuck or FALL nd WINTER GOODS. which Is
op n for in.pection. Remember se cloned out nil our
Summer Good. nt auction, and wo win now continue
to nell all our •
1-44N1)-MST/31S-fIOODS-44 . ----
AUO Noy Pgicixm
We are da'ermitied to dim* OIS OOR 61.4 f•lP‘f 41 •
of COST, TT. iamhzuty b rora.grnry purebooey
TWISIITT-FIVE PEN CENT
on every dolfar's worth of goods. Now; tate warning
and don't purchase lipt ill you 800 onr good. and prices
40 Patterns of PINCY SILAS at $1 50 to $1 79
front $2 to $2 60
F! ENi ' ll MBRINOES,:aII toot,
BEST ENO Lion 31 nix oros,
ALL WOOL CASIIUBEAI,•
SILK POIILIKA
BLACK ALPAOA6,
M.I. PVC DOUNCH SIIAWiIi 4 i't rA
BRAISTIPUL et. itrri inSATe,
MUM
MOURNING. GOODS •
Vat will b. saur:ftcoll la prig.
SIIAVirLS,
YURg,
EMIT!
ISISIBRESI,
/11,ANIERDS,
rt cach prio.s orn win ootoultth • you— TURNS
HUNDRRD YARDS Of 714 REST • 1
HO • R RADII RAA OARPRICS VERY OHBA?.
Wm alio still tails
WOOL AND CARPET RAGS
at Artt market prlcee.
Du ■ot neglect t roll NO !tee goer meet; tuttuel
we can lay, you.
IT. C. 8 A‘,IYER 4 CO,
Ili tbo Homo
Faiwt Mau Street.
Penn's
I(4op;ff
18110,
"U ARPES
Cor. Hanover and Pomfret eta,
NEW GOODS! 4iOrGOODBI!
a 'n Tax.
• °I4IMIN° QQ
CIATIXINOB
()mile(' 0P
HEAVY BOArliro
OPNNINO
' FFLYETHENIL
•
OPIININ6 'OF
• 'OATEN PROOF CLOTIIy
OPENING OF
N ALPAOAS. ' •
OPPNI , O or
PLAIN AND TANGY DAM 000DS.
140IIENINIS & • SECOND 'MOURNING cloope
ARP R,
Onr, linnovror and Pomftvt tits
GREAT nAnce tive IN
riLANKIiTS
GREAT DAIINAINS IN
OLOMEI .CCD OAB DIMES.
()WRAY DAMIAN!! IN .
..
, ... Ipttlslll YURNIBII.N3 DRY poaps.
I .IUMKNB.I2 lITOCR OP,.AtL Tlnt LICA,DINO.
ISOANDE OV DOidESTION
p
por. Hanover . and Pomfret ate,
Null. Hors of
wiLro. coop.), Htmiztt. • -
T'A . .131,11: MO ENO, OLOPEN.
NADIENO: . CORNISH'S. *
_ 1410141ta,L sad : - HOOP EKINTS
, ISSEHIAO• \MOTE, 81,1HETEI,
Fig. LaMar, EllioseilbEE's, and 14.4E' *ear. • '
dgoodoliiiQfOoodaittholoWok A.
sjble pricas.
I'HOB, '4; trA.RE'BR,
CASA,
10070 Cor:.lianeVer and Pontfret• ate
NEw GROCERY STORE:
The . sabeorlber baring purchased dless.temith's
corner, on Pomfret and ltedfl rd streets, and erected
then on a Stern, has now opened alit, a New Stock
of well selected Fresh Urea orlon Ills abler' will be
found to be complete in every Pertfouler, and every
thing Field will be warranted as represented lie
has on band and now ready for delivery Cirecerles
• f-all-kind
QUEENBWAUE,
• OLABBWARE,.
WOODENWARE,
WILLOWWABB,
PERFUMERY,
. Boer
- •
A good wortment of NOTIONS. A speciality made
00 all Mode of „ glali Meal., such aa
:Hams, Shoulders; Sides, Dried Beef, Z,S-,c
Dried, ,
-- • -- :Pickled - FRUITS'
of all klni4 constantly on hand
A:aryl:olin and FEED of the best grades, and in
quantities to sult"purchatiers: • •
Goods sent to any part of the town if desired ,
Call nod prime for yourself at En 45. Enid Pomfret
&rent. , JOHi4
38ept 180 fin •
LADIES' •PANCY, FURS
J 0 I.N EA It E:1 R A ' ,
718 Arch -Stroa, -
tuAl DURABILITY
' Seventh and Eighth
111111tIte of the 'b i lo tr e , k, ,
betwe en sonth side,
IMPORTER, 3IANUFACTURER, AND DEALER IN
• ALL •KINDS AND QUALITY OF
. F - A - N - 0 - Y U 1t S ,
FOR LADIES AND CII t ILDEEN'S WEAR
Haring enlarrod:remodolid. and improved ray old
and favorably kzmwn Plitt E • PORIUM and having
Impf•rt ed a Wry largo and splendid desortment of nil
the different kinds of Furs from (Iridium& in Europe,
and have bad them mndo up by the' most skillful
workmen I would respect:ally invite my Mends of
Cumborland and adjacent countle4, to call and ex.
online my - eery largo and beautiful assortmenC of-
Fancy Furs
,for Ladles and Children. I rim determ
ined to ell at an low prices as any other respectabb.
houso MOH city. All Furs warranted. Nb min
represen doh, to affect Mies.
J 011 2 ,1 FAREIRA,
11Sept .fin • 1111 Arch Street, Philndolphia.
'INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.
• ,
oticaie
hereby glyea, that J.. A. Nadia Lee
for the benefit of the Ins°lrma Laved of thie
Coramrnwealth, ano that a liOoring of -tVe tome will
take place at tho'Courl [footle, at•tho adjourned ar
gument Court, oo the 2,1 November, A:1) , 'boo,
By *der of the Court,
Quite a ;loyalty
Aug 2740 t
GREAT EISTRIBUTIODZ
By the Metropolitan' Gift Company
_Cneh Gif' to the amount of $250,000
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
6 Cash gifts, each $lO.OOO
10 Cath_gifte, each 5,000
20 Cash gifts each - 1,000
40 Candi glitz, each 600
200 Cash give, each 100
300 Cash gift., each . 50
60 Elegant Rosewood Pianos. each $3OO to $7OO
76 E egant Rosewood Melo lento, " 75 to 100
350 Sewing .Machines, till to 175
000 Gold Watch... • " 75 to 300
Caahprizes. Silver Were, etc all coined nt $1,000,000
' A clliincg to draw any of the above prize. for 25 CM
'lVitet. deffcrillog prizes ere sealed In envelopes and
well mixed On revs pt of 25 yenta a seated Siast in
drawn without cholca_and arm by nuilr t any nil ,
(Irene The prize named upon It will be delivered to
ticket holder on ,payment of one dollar Prizes are
ihmo,diately cant to any address by express or return
mnR .
MEI
COAL BUCKETS,
Yew will know what your prize is before you pay
forilt. '.Any prizetechunntd for another of same rat
de No Blanks. Our patrons eon on fair
enting. '
'ltiignEves! —We aidect the following from many
who. hare lately drawn .alualle pri,s. and kindly
permitted us to putilleh theta ; S D Wilkins, Buffa
lo, 48,000; Silas Annio W nroe. Chicago. Piano, $. 50
John D. Woore, Imnierille, $1 000; Minn En u na Wal
worth, Mllwanken. Piano, 5800; Bev. E. A Day New
Orleans. s6uo. We poldieli no names without p;'.r
mission.
Opinions of the press . 1 he firm is reliable and
deeerie their enact.. Weekly Tribune, Oct 8, "We
know trim to be a fair dealing !Jerald
'A 'friend r.f onre drew a 5.W10 mire. which wan
prompily Daily Neurs,_OL t_3_ - •
Send f r circular. Liberal iniincemente to .kr,e nle
PallefacZnaranteed. Every uschagif of mailed
enrelopee ntatne one cash Six duke' for $l,
18 for - 5 fur 56; 110 for.slA: All letters shank'
be addruened N "HARPER, W IL - ON & CO.,
_ 113 Broadway, N.Y.
dAitra auc, PA
VALUABLE iiTTF.L Property
AT PRIVATE SAI,E,OR EXCIIANG FOR A TARN
The eubserlber olTern at pr ivate vale the well know
hotel etend In New•llle, Pa., known en the
LOGAN 110 TTSIS.
The let (Wen which the Hotel stands) contains 57
by 180 tent, and in addition thereto will be sold an
excellent GARDKN containing 80 by 180 feet.
The house is large and substenttally built of/done
containing 8 sleeping apartments. good Ilarroont
Dining-room, Parlor,Klictlen and all modern convect
leaves. A good Well of Water at the door„'
ter ferly hones, lei Howe, Wood Hauge, Smoke
(lance and all necerotary
The Logan House le widely and tavorebly known
audio largely {nitre/nixed. Irtinebeen q uite recently
renovated and repaired througmut.
Terms to suit the purchaser
„Far Author particulars, apply to pha embscrlben,to
hie absonco to Pator A. Abl, at Nanctlio, I•a.,
EMTE
L. SPONSLEIt, A
LA.
El=
Real Etta a! Ageat, Scrivener, Conruyemer Inns
tnee aad Claim Agent. Office Main Stn.. Near
Centre Steam,
60 oars
Se «no..
- te r)
- - - — B5 - ece fr.
VAIIIARLE PRI VATE RE§l
nrilon VOR -
Blitetate oa floeth Hattover street, Carlisle now
owned and oeeueled by Mt., iTashmood, late the
pesperty of Iteasillet Law. The let fronts on Hon
error et. 00 feet, cod exteadir.bock the same width
210 fre t to an alley. The improvements are a large
torrest...ry FRAME lIUUSR, with Verandah In front,
eont•heing Double Parlors, Hall, Chamber. Dining
ream and Kitchen on lower flonr and six Chambers
ad Milt-room on the Ind story. One end water
bare tulles IntrodueoL There Is a large Stable and
Hindus House At the toot of the lot. The lot
well studded with orua r inenta• tressatill shrubbery.
besides fruit of almost every descriptlini sod Grapes
af4he 112.1 choice selleett , n lu a undonee.
ii;nquire of A, L, SPONSLEII, '
Heal Estate Agent.
$5 en
1130et-6$
PLANNNLIS,,h,
ORE . 11ANK TOR . SALK' —A. rich
. depaxit of . the I eat quality llermatita. Ore,
yieldln: GO per rant. comprialvg shout IS ACRES,
loraled in Mantel, tonnahlti, about 2 miles iron, the
IronAtorka of (1111,,k, U. V. - Ahl, on tho , ntrutti aide
ttf the Y•llsw Breeches creek. There I. a tureen, oi
water - running through the Irart -- auntd.,7a
washing the ern and furnishing water power he
aide, k portion of the taint< In n n ter a tattoo and
will be at Id Cubea et therein. The balance la unin•
cumbered.
POI F . M. &union, or vknorin,r . th.. Hunk I.v cull
up. Goorgo W. 1.nt01.. at nl.o.l.lloleufor.
naerl nOl. Brirker'll Munroe tonusillp,
Con .lord 0•0017, or you •
tc. eiPOVHIAIt.
?..al &tato Ag.int,
1800
JoJune (lii
F o It SALE
A Prliateltraldenee Wattle On South Hanover SI.
Carnets. nearly tinnwite Ear ly'a Hotel owned try
Jarueh Bente. 'no lot contains too feet in front
lunnlng Leek 210 fret, end being 70 toot In bre I dth
at (harem.. The Anticlinae are nearly new and In
excellent order, eompnelng a or nituodlow.
'l - I►U-BTCBTDIt ICK PRONT BUILDING '
with ilarge Two•Btdiyllidek rack Building attach..
rat -eontalinne all the or. dern •Iwpwvumuute nein
ding ,n and water. The I. cation of this prrty
id cue of Oa nr.0.1 eliglo , 4 In toe town, and win Oil
Jl.poeetl flint, favorable term.. For terms end Sink
ther parilenlere eannire of
Aar 0
Folt SALE—'Phut dosirablo Piivato
,Its . ndeow.,,eltuntrd'on/Weet POM fr,t, Street,
Carlisle The 1 d:c.otAlne 3q feet In front nod 2-In
rant In depth. The 1:ufrol eidents .4 ousle , t of a com.
Modloue
TWO riThRY BRICK HOUSE,
tontnlnlng large l'arirrs. Ihnll , Dining Room, and
littiro+l on the lower floor, and right c , divertiort
Clinton, rs on the second floor, throo.pver , the front
building, And five, over the back boil.littg, a Wald,
lime., Rath Room, andWeter Cloeut; and gas pipes
running into the collar!'' A hydrant in the yard,
water on Mg ReCOMI 11011 y: he troth,' property' is
In meet'exeollorit cond Mom and the location u\ne 01
the most flealrphisin the town. TIM lot is well in pd.
ded With hull trees and sidut.bery, dud finite a num.
her ift.grape.rlnes. of:superior. quality,- )I,r terms
apply to w.
• •, . A. L. SPONSLER,
.24844 to " • Rual Estate Agent.
V08(.11110, , ' . •
. .
ITAIA:JAIL3f.,E)FAIIjii AT PRi: : ~. G . o'rits'...l 7 iiral4hing •Oo'ctilfi;c&c.,
y • ,VAVE BALK:.. - . . • ever brought: to Cuticle.. '., , • :. , •
Situate on the itoathwilde of .the.fellow Breeches • : flit olotlie emu rigisO —-. ,' = •
ervek• in . ,Monroe township, about 15 &Ile East of .. ~,,,„„„,,, • .. .. ,
Ablic .Irol2 WOOS, coutaiuing 76 Acme, all cleared - • """"'''''. ' • :
lout 'about !Acne which ore covered with goOd Um.
' 111111N011, and - ' - • - ..
"-' • •
her:- The Ithproveinente are a, 01111,110.ii0U13 twowtory, .. -_ ' AMERICAN id'ANyFACTlllllltib' -
' I
PRA SI E . lI:We:E.. with' convenient out, beithain v.- - .' it •
Large BANK DANN . with 'Wagon Shod and Corn of t he finect texture and of all shades. . , • - ,
cribs attached. A .boice Apple' °rebated in good' lir. Do:mei-being hittecelf a practleal cutter of lOug:
boning order, together with Peaches, Poore, Cheerios _."experience le prepared to' warrant perfeet :flirt,' an x: r,..•. 1 :
ova chgptot, Abuudmite .04 an noollent and nevery prompt filling of orders.
failing well of.Wittepat the itur. The !audit; in a high •.,
i .Pleve Noodieby the yard,
.pr cut
,to order., ,Pko I" qi . .
state of rultlliallog Oinitor 'good fence abd the Inv' Argot the pl .. ace. , ~. , •
.-...-.. ',..,. ..: :.
provenkenta in good order: • The location-Is a• dre:ra• • litotes a-a- , , . •.- ,• • • -.. .' ' -..........'' , ,i,
bin one; being neerp chnyeh, nein and, et ooLhotiec t . . .
If not cold let•priliite , babe before .. th.OIV• of ~ - .•
.
' .
fiepteettber next,the . tarn w1:1 •be seed i'l .Public r . . ' , • -
lice ilf Oletbtlfdlli:l7ParSlN desirous of clawing lilo , .
' . .
prenalsosmey eail,upou eo. W. LuiAleb, f. 41 ;ieidlelee_. .'• " : I. , ', . . .
Iniitin Alduroe VIVIIIII p. .' ~- ~ ' -' - . --- •• - - ~ - • , , . . L ''
_ .
' Ferterma go, appiy.b, .. . ' . • . •
. . .
- ''.ti. L. spoiissmn,,', .' ' • ‘. •
heel Estate Agent. -..
' . . . . :
. . -
10Atiq OD
VARIOUS.
Canned and
,PRILADELPIIIA
J. A. MARTIN,
Petitioner
_POli. SALE
=
A. It. 8PON8tt:11,
Rval Agent
FOR
4SALE..
FOR SALE OR RPM
• On Velineeday, . November 10. 4860: - • •
At 10 o'clock, a, nt., at the Court lionFe,.that certaln
Lift and Twci Dwelling Houses, '
Nox,"ttu and G 2 West , Pomfret street, containing. :11
tee: front, the 1101011 of the homes,' then 30 feet .Wiilo •
.fu orel tutu, no now onCnnied H. Ithe
fu lauprel alley, as now necnided by Jelin —llFai
and W. Ili Crone... They will be offered separately or
together. .
•
Anew, the house and half lot No.•2g - We'd Pomfret
ntreeb on occupied. by .11. Dasblel, ryilJoinlng John
Whirler and J. Bentz. If not nob!, either nt public 01 .
prlvato Ode, on or before the nborifilate, they will
then be for rent. For terms, Sc„ apply to
220e11t J. W. EBY, Agent, Ac.,
• . •
SIIER . IFF'S ..s.A.LES._By_._•virtuo_of_._
sundrYwritiTlif Vent& font Exponas ism dont
of the Court of CounnOn.Pleas for Cumberland county, ,
rind to me directed, I will expose. to Public Solo at
~
'the Court 'Mae, In the Borough of Carlisle, on Fri
day, the firth day of November,lB69, of 10 O'clock, a.
m . the 1'011.4111g deseribed rea osbati, to wit:
-- - A trort of land-situated in. - East - Pennsboretown , - -
ship, Cumberland county, Pa., hounded r on the north'
by the Conodmiltim.t Creek, on the south by 11., M.
Haldeman, on the east by the Han isburg Nall W. tics, '-,
rt•.d on the West by . ..., containing 139 acres,
morn or less, having thereon erected a - two story
frame dwelling house, bank barn. wagon eh-d, etc.
ALSO—A tract- fland eituatml In Fast Pennatiore
town-hip. Cumberland county, - Pa., boituded on rho
orth by the Nor'thern Central it allrood, °rill's south
by II M. McCormick, on the cast by en alley, nod on
the went by the Northern I entml Railroad; you- .
tattling 20 acres, morn or less, having thereon erect-_
a I a (mine house, bank barn, warn house, etc.
-A LSO--A lot of ground situated - in - Fairriewjlant ---
Pennsboro' townsh p, C mberlond county, Pa.,
boarded on the mrth by Third street, on the Smith
by street, on the east by an alley, and on the
west by street, containing 02 feet In front
and 1511 fret In depth, more or less, having thereon
erected two
.two story liri k dwelling boosts, etc.
Belted and taken in execution,ts the property of Dan
lel G. May.
ALSO—The undlvlded one fifth interest in a tract •
of laud, situated fir the township of Mifflin, Cumber. -
land count!, Pa....bountimLby_lends_oLS.Covie r late-of--
Jacob Barnett, P. Heckman .... Moldy, John liar
per, Jacob Stewart, Samuel Smith, Wm. Works s
claim Moffat's chino •Buchanan's hairs, and lands.
late of John M. Woodburn. deceased, containing in
all 1840 acres and 107 perches, more or has of which
aro located In Cumberland county, Pa.
A LSO—Tho um &bled one of-1, interest in 90 acres.
more or less, odloining the above . tttod, which was - .
purchased by Elia dim b Beeper., Seised and taken
in execution as the property of Jonathan Bart°.
ALSO—A lot of ground :-Ittlated in the borough of
.Carlisle, Comb..rland couldy, Pa, b untied on the •
west by South Hanover stnet,..on the South'by ether 1 - , -
lot'ordefendai t, on the east li'Vain alley, and On the : -
north by an all. y, con talnin.t . 32. feet in front and 740
feet in depth, more or less,liavunt thereon erected a
two story fr•mo house, with back building, trains
stable. and other out buildings.
ALSO— m lot of ground, situp red In the borough o,
Carlisle, Cumberland' ountv, Pa., ded on the
oortli by other troperty of the ir ulant on the ~
'west by South Hanover street, On E sooth by Mrs. '
r
.... w.„,.....,,,... on the east by an alley. elintain•
ing '2B feet is fror.t, and It' tent la impth mare or
lots, having thmeon erected a (Me arid a half story„
frame dwelling house, etc. Seized and tokotrin exe
cution as the pr pony of Ph lip Prosch.
ALSO—A lot of ground situated on the corner i /
Railroad nod Burd streets, in the boroUgh of 01111,
pensburg, Cumberland county, Pa., contenting 32 feet
2 Inches, more or less, our Railroad street, nail extend-
Mg 257 feet, more or less, on Bind street, mot being
63 feet wide, more or less, on a public alley, having .
-thereon erected a two story weatherboariled log .
house, wagon maker shop, . blacksmith_ shop, etc.
&dm' did taken In execution as the property of lien- •
ry Stouffer.
To Ire sold by nu,
JOS—C. MOW PSON i Sbei /ff.
Suratrr's Omen, }
October 12, Ihso
Conditions On a I 1111. 1 e8 of $5OO or over $5O will be
required to be paid when tlie property PI StaiCken otr,
and $25 on all sales under $31.0:
'VALUABLE LIMESTONE FARM
V AT PUBLIC SALE. •
On reesday, November 16, 186 d.
Will be sold, at public sale, on the above day, on th•
premises, a valuable lintaston• farin,•situateilikPenn
township, Cumberland county, one Mil° wrsCrif th•
,stone Tavern, and eight lailen east of Carlisle, and • u •
nub north of Centerville, on the road leading from
the Walnut IlOttolli road to 1 . 111111140W11, adjoining
lands of Win. Huston and others, containing
Sixty acres of Choice Land,
All cleared and ander enitiretion, mcept three Rel.:,
which is in .most exrellent tiinher. The Improve
prints ale a large til' cumin...Akins .•
' og Dwelling House,'
.... . ....
With n litige v lcifClien attached, lathed, plastered, and
celled, (in good order); a good frame Lena, bxcellent
stabling. slto, a large wagon shed and cribs, a most
excelleneyomig apple orchard in lat. stunt lot , pais,
hake and smoke house, all in go Thla
property it tallatell iv the moat fe imber•
Lod Valley, convenient to Churn. thoola,
mills, L. There is a, large chit. telling
house, furnishing n•na{llcienfy of 1186 Or
a Wally during the entire year. Also, a - cistern at
the barn, with a plentiful supply of Water for tin•
trick.
Any per,nnt wishing to view the property . ,ettu du
so oy - calling on Joseph Green, residing thereon
Pale to edunnenco at II o'doek, When nttendnneu wil .
be given and terms made known by
JOSEPH 11F.3131INCEER-.-
N. B. Mnnr Aurtionery. 22orte
I 1 1G.111.1 - IMPROVEDGRAVEL
rAitm AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fitontn in Frankford two., Comb. Co. 4 milFei
nnrth of N•nyvillo, I'4 milrx Konthl of Blosersville,
and - 11 mita:from Diller's bridge, adjoining lands of
:Runnel Ernst; Loran 11. Orris and tillers, routain-
146 ACRES, (more or lees,)
IL cleared but about 20 Acres. - trblch - nro -- covel i
with good Timber, also. about 25 Aeree of gout
Meadow. The Improvements are a Large
TWO-STORY FItAME HOUSE, (new)
with Wash House, Smoke House and other n oeeasnry
A LARGE BANK BARN,
nearly new, with new IVagon Shill, Corn Crib, Car.
riage linnet., Hog Pen, and all neewteary out-build
`‘ ,ll nt . gook Watar_allhe_alourwmt_an—
tiVirnirance of the ehoinesi end beet truth
Thera ii Men a illrgo eln•am of water running
through the farm, having thoteou eroded a first-
SAW MILL.
This farm Is In n good state of cult /ration, tho
'buildings now, fences In good order, and well /Imnd
roonntly. Is one of toe moot productive and hest
stook farms In tho count•, and Is convonieut
to schools, mills, &c.
Porno Jo. llo:Iring to ♦l•w the above property you
do nu by ceiling on the eubseribur residing nn the
free. A. CONIIt EY, Br.
\TALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The aubscrtber wishing to rellnquitilsh. flrmind,
off re nt privet., sale two Valuable LusiEsToNE
FARMS, sltnatod In Mourne. township between the
York read and the rend lending to Bennie Springs,.
a abort mil° from Manch:own and. PA robes from
Bo.linu Spring..
:so 1 Conlin...about 75 ACRES. more or or less,
of exeoliont_Littreetono-land_ln a high_atatapf cul•
tlynt•ort. The intorovensatta no uon d tee . •atere
Farm 1100. wait Wash (louse and tither cAulid-
In.. Alan, en exce'lent sew Tenant Ilona I and •
a ler. Bank limn with waxen sheds, corn t ribs Mat
'other neven.ary.outhullillugs. ,
bla firm h. two splendid aorta.e of rum,imp
water from which nay field might ess,lly fro any
one]. The. !prims food two splendid tvont yonder.
ro la also a o , t Orchard of elude° Filth, mete
as Apples, Peale, Ponchos. Churl ...to.
No. 3. Ennio'. about 70 ACRE'S of 'excellent
tialeattiatt Land in litstr , tate or dor. The improve
merits an, n double Leo-Moly WE VIII ERIntAt.DED
jpipsE. unit hitchtn, hake ham., An. A frame
Baru recently repaired, with waeou died, corn cram
and other ont-buldingn attached
An excellent Apple Orchard with a large iymetltr
ro' Cherrieu and ether choice 'mita around the luilld•
lop. Good well of water and a large etetarli at Oa
110111 w...
If &strata° a tr-A.,t of woo.lland fur elloh plate Is
offsrrd.
IT , Tsonz n lvhing to 11,1 tiles° `pp , peraez andlb
Fn by CSIIIIIg au 111 zubzerlhor robillhut on tho void'
lazdhut from ChurehtoZ,l
and who F:11A , of the latter pixie, of upon Win. II)
Lutz living e 1... by. .10IIN LUTZ •
'_ilAug OU tf_ - . ,
'PECILAI. NOTICE'. • .
. •
raving pu tells-sea the stork, goal will. nod 11x lures/
4.f that popular coofeetionary ~ r .1. 11. !them, 1 an.
bounce to the opal° that I will be able at all thou.
'tu tarnish the best assothoebt of - ,
I=
,A3IEitICAN CANDLO,
AMERICAN TOYS,
My stock being InenufAeturoil at hobo, will alwayn
be mode of tho r cry .btet nuLtoi lal and by ox•
perioneul wortmon. Lwill be able from mp e.eton•
8.013 LitGek.to
Offer' Great Ilitacements to. the Trade
NEW GOODS wlll Lo cusislithtly to my Stool;
All wlnlang
•
• FRA'SII. CONFECTIONS '
should not fittl to no I, Roving perfected tarntigg•
melds with tit, En•terit t,n I will lin ntolo
,supply every Juror of good roulectiow solli the
wely boa quality. '
GANDIES" MANUFACTURED
fur the trade at rut) liten new rail aiitl s i x
amino lay stock and peicvs.
WILSON BURKHOLDER,
Socces.or to J, II Rhoom,.
No, Wolf. MIDI titre. t.
Carlisle, ['until%
SEEM
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, 311, ..11101.1ANT TALLoit
lu I r or'sl IWing, no. o. Ithoom's Illl,Corthdo
I's., his Just rstutood from tho Asstorn Chhis rrltG
ho lardsst sod most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
FALL ND WINTER GOODS,
onoloting of
ClOO9,
~iLL96IIIICI'OR~
NI
FRUITS, di