• , OUR' HARRISBURG' LETTER.:'
THE CREDIT MOBILIER--AN IMPORTANT
.VERDICT FOR TME COMMON;
wEALTE—mn.E COMING LEGISLATURE
• TIIE STATE ,TREASURER-411RMISES:
(Forrespondence'of the Iteraht.)
- .
HAtansnuno, -December-1, 1800.
Nothing of importance has tranapirod
-----hero within.a. week, except the trial of
the cogent the CoMmonwealth Tho .
CreditMobilior of America,. before, Judge,
Pearson,. whiell'eloSed at noon on TV.rs- i.
day of last withi-a.yordiet in, favor,
• l_ofthe State:for ,$407,583.8.0. As this, yeti
. diet; if. sustained, will' make. quito an'
tho- royonnes of., the Common
wealth, a brief -sketch of the trial and
the party ,defe,ndant may boa interesting.
Tho defendant, ',answering to
somewhat imposing title of The Credit
Mdbllior ofAmerica; is siinply t 4 Penn-.
sylvania corporation, and tho Suit was,
brought to recover foim it taxes duo the
fitato on the
,profits of its business.. - It
• was incorporated ,in 1800,1 y tho nanie
of the Pennsylvania ' Fiscal Agency..
Among those whO wore. first named as,
cerporators, wore Samuel J. Reeves,
Chief 'Justice Lewis, 'Duff Groon,
,Governor Porter, Garriek Mallory, .Asa
_Packer, Jesso Lazear, and about as many
more persons, whoso names aro not so'
generally. familiar. , Sonic years ago its
i
nano was Changed,' and what started as
- . the Pennsylvania Fiscal Agency, becarad
The , Credit Mobilior of America.
"Tho purpose for which this cerporation
was organized was to create an agency
for the purchase -and. sale of .railroad
bonds, and other securities, and to make
advances of money and. credit to railroad
and other improvement companies,' and
to contractors and manufacturers; and
. it Was authorized, to effect this . Pnr-;
pose, to recaivo and 'hold on deposit
and in trust, real and personal astato,
including the bonds ankobligations of
individualsr-colnpanfesreoiporations-aud
-Btates, and' to' purchise and disposo of
the same in any market in the United
States or elsewhere, n what Over Minas
and price Might be agreed On by :the
, parties contracting. 'lt was also ompow
exec' to endorse and VtiftralteO the pay
ment of the bonds, and the performance
of the obligations. of any persons or - cot.-
- mations whateVer. The original capital
stock authorized -was 50,000 shares of
%Knell, with the priVilege of doubling
this amount. - It Will be seen from this,
that the company in question, was
end Owed with , corporate privileges, fully
commensinato - 'With its imposing title.
If it couldn't and 'didn't roake. nionon
it was n't becftnsp the Legislature had n't
given. it advantages enough. ' " ' '
.The sum claimed by the Common=
wealth was the'taxes duo-on .what was
alleged to bo the earnings of the corpora.
tion duringthe year 1808, and the penalty
fixed by law for not Making proper re
turns. The bulk the busineis for thai
year appears to Lave been the furnishing
of funds to the contraotors - JOr the build.
Vigor fliC - Ilaion Pacific Railroad - , for - 060
miles, fora commission - of two and a half
per cent, nud 7 per cent interest on PIO
money advanced.; This would have beef
a very immOnso speonlation if The Credit
_ Mobilier„could have got through with_
leaSed Ar? Oontradt._ hoWevor !
. earned.' ednsiderably, and tho question
- was DO, amount. The sottlemept
Made souie time since by the Auditor
General 'sliOwed 029 . ,546.87, -- duo fro m
tliCaorpOration, and to recover this sum
the suit was :brought.
It may well be" siippdsed that evon a
:Pennsylvania corporation would make a
fight io.oro an anoint like this was in : .
"volVed: 'Tho Crddit, lobilior did fight,
- - -and quite-yigoiOnsly, eieri in the abseneo
of Stanton, of -- WiiShington; -
who with: ,lilt. MoMurtrie, of Philadel
• pina, was . riStained as counsel. Attorney
• Genoral,HreviSter ..and the, Hon. Lewis
W.. Hall represented the Commonweal 1,
arid after onit9,a prolonged struggle se
- etired.,W.vcraict for $407,183.89, which
-was over $lOO,OOO less than was claimed.
A motion was immediately made for
new - trial, wltich.will be disposed, of in
duo time. There can be but little doubt,
however, that the State will ultimately
recover the whole - alnonnt, claimed, a
result which, if not veryy - agreeable to the
eorporatiOn, seriously vex the
other taxpayers in the Commrwealtiti
• The '.eity,y, ftwaitl4, the,
'coming, of the Legislature, when, of
Courip;' there will Stir' and bustle
'which will ecintrtiSt'strangely With the
Milne.* that has' perVadbd for months.
The Departnients nro'busyinthe prep*
ration •of their ''annual repOrts.
The : fiscal' year, closed' with November,
and theSo 'Who control the finances of the
State are doubtless prepared to make a
very . gratifying ");:llibit to the :people.
• Of course 01'o - organization:of the Houel
and the election:of State Treasurer ate'
subjects of great interest to- these who
aspire to the places, and 'of nuich !pecu
lation to all those who
. have no 'Other
' concern'than euriosity in the matter. A
great many v,erPwiso gentlemen' have
figured the 'slate out exactly,. and have
annOun'eca the' result tof their friends.. If
thco 'reaults•wero exactly the ,Sitine, we
might suppose I, they' kiwi,: all' about it,
• . hut •as they' differ widely, perlikm it is
licit beat totako • all their • statements as
• fadts. ,- Our recollection is • that a- good
-many gentlemen :did ' hot predict 'seen
.
? ly : 1
. rat ' e n advance who' would be.ebosen
•„ . ..4HIC
fieaker, ' Sonatcir,and Treitsurer last win-,
' 4or r nial otetnirik they were all as cordi,
dent that they inovi ' then iui Ilieeitio
LEACHERS' INSTITUTE
The ail:11110 boa - chars' emlveetion
was hold at:NoWidth?, ilstO)i : Onilbni 14; was
one of poculiai interont: (11``'the ;fhlst
day of thn convontiOn—willoli cOntinithcl
fiveedaye—ono half tho l ioaohars i:ognond
rdiat-Olt4all;Jadslinino.thb coiiventiOri
four-ilftlni 4411 thOlnanliniki in the county'
worn in alfthidaunn::,No~vvillo , , New
Lung, and llriiii,t'i' - olinshorough ilfStriota
. bad:each ti full bciilig of teachers present,'.
Ohne. Ilatitpden.waiktlic . only district not
... reprosented by either .directora or teach: .
• ers.,: South Igiddlstom,Penur and other
~ ' districts. were.,tvelli represeuted, but;: it
!-. laek'of zeal on .the 'part of, some of their
, ...... tea,chers :priniented.- A I icompiete!repte:
sentation.. Most teachers ,w0m...,in,, atJ
•
tendauco at tworplession, but
, the pi;o'-
„ fe . 54167141 - zacel o f a fewwaa not aulleicnt
,t.6 . picyiint thein
,'i r c,ii‘i'"itlOiiii ng thotn
.„ ikelVtia pia Ot the 'time. .. - ,Sir6i' td:l;c4rs .
`iii4; . ;6l,ttriiii t worthy iiiia aliOUla 'Viicetvii
iii'i3 r.onitoi" theyiiiiiii - e;•
IfIILS ,
~,.
, t Mthly3 tiosorvo.
,' ~. Direatorsfrbtit .a, nuifilior `oflint'dia::
c <"triati - wora in nitZiAanco. It the 'comity'
i ii, P.!liorlitteildititt;4'.l6' arranging 'his pro- .
V''''i.' iiiiiiine'llir next Ly . 6o4i , 'oi,:iivienition; '..!Was ,
i t
qi i ..,-.; 0
,Olat'a gas ithn'to dial salibi)l'' . iliveatitra' •
, ;,1 0 : in , . .tlio •Diirviso• 45f being ltistrtniEda- dli' tO 9
4,',,, , ,,, ear uttein an in the . mealuno .6f tire
... 4 : :•,,:;;!:lit.,:_ . w6,l6o.ll6li.mrild:thatzitery,,mainy
A.441,a, tf,t l t,i , itavf ll 4!-g9: l qk !tho-I)rfgrorell:
optiaFtnnity, i ,„,. ; I; • r r:r r/r 7 a. 7 t 7,i' •.. ; • ~.
,' •
Vi:•PltriPgoo fist sosiii.Tyl,4 tlid,apmr6n-,
: I* , ,tato: teachers or tirocon4,y . did ir th a t
1 . liti) vOrk, tor ivhioh they, are d0.40,rv.
Ing of spftelalcoinnondation, A. feeling
of intinost seiied to pety44f the 'old*
institute, anCtivery:toachisiti cheerful*
.responded When asked_,tdiiiirform4ltny
ditty,„ ,
,QuestlOns;ortinent to school:in ,
Omits w9 / 16disoussed by thiii*; andjhe
sense, - oat' Oh
disputed points, •
The work done by lecturers from
abroad was welbdone. Professor_Wick
eisluun'ti- address was like—theman—
practical. -Tholru3tractbnis . given-by
„Professors Shoemaker, Howes, Byorly,:
Gensler, and Cialy, l hi ilie:different
common school branehes! were such as
should be beneficial. • • •
I The' spelling • match • took • place4M
W.ednesday. • Ono liundrod • words
'diotated-by thefeounty superintendent,;
-and nearly all • the teachers present
Spelled.. A few teacher's (not 'everts,
'either) failed to take -Party while others
Who did spell did not present their papers
•for ozaminatiot:• All such Were colloid,'
erod- as having'missed the whole number
• of Werds: -. : - 'l'ho Words selected were such
ns we use evoiy'day in convbisation, but
these that persons are most likely tO 'mis
spell. ..Miss',Badie Black, of Mifflin town
ship, carried oil. the 'first prize, but was
closely contested by Miss Einma..Weak.:
ley, 'of Dickinson, ' who • received the
scoond. • . .
Miss Hall, of Middlesex; Miss Rebok,
of Mifflin, and Mr. Henry; of 'Penn, re
ceived.the remaining prizes. The lady
teachers, as proVed by this test, are the
champion spellers of the county.
The best specimen of pennianship was
presented by 'Mr. - Weller, '(a, ono
armed man,) and ho
. received' therefq
Davies' and Peck's Dictionary of Math
erawtics:
The committee on' permanent certifli
as 01(144 is, Miss Givldr, Mk's
Lyde4leming, ' Mr. Zeamer, Mr.Slay
,bangil, and Mr. Conney.
Fully•tlrree thousand persons were in
irttendance — during - the - week; -- Let us
hope that at the next meeting, which is ,
to be held in Carlisle, a'stilllarger num
ber may be present.
TIM following, are' the resoluthins as
adopted
~ Resolved, That the thanks of the In
stitute are tendered to : , the eitliens of
Newville and vicinity for their kindness
in receiving and entertaining the teach
ers, and for the interest they hive man
ifested in the cause of education by their.
attendance at its sessions.
• Resolved, That our thanitsaro tendered
to the-officers, intiriictors, and all those
who in auraray contributed to the general
interest and success pf our yresent
meeting.
Resolved, Tiniefour thanks aro tendered
to the cumberland Valley Railroad coin,
parry for their generosity in giving half
faro transportations to all those attend 4
ing thegrant°. •
. -
Resolved, That iu the death of
Governor Josoph.Ritner, our county has
lost ono of its most distinguishouciti
zens ; our profession a warm and sympa-.
thizing friend ; and the common school
- system ono of its earliest and ablest ad
vocates.
Resolved, .That we thus publicly, as
the kindness, the courtesy;
and the• energy- of our worthy Superin
.tendent. May success attend his efforts,
Resolved, That the teachers, who, with:,
nut sufficient cause absent themseSeS
from the Institute bolero its final ad:.
jeurnment, merit and receive_the censure
of the faithful that remain.
• Resolved, That we, as teacheri, know.
ing the utility of the County Institute
as an, auxiliary in the great worli ofed
pealing the .young,. consider the refusal
of directors, to grant their 4achers time
to attend, as either displaying a want of
interest in their selieols or as - exhibiting
a selfish spirit that camiorbe-too-etrong
ly •condemned.
Besodpecl, That live, the teachers of
Cumberland county, • deem the early
eatablisbnient of a State Normal Scliar)
in this valley of paramount importance
to.all interested in the cause of educa
tion, and do earnestly invite the coop
eration and encouragement of the public
in *securing this desirable object.
g.
THE SCHOEPPE CASH.
OPINION ATT'Y CENERIL IiREWBT4I2.
To Ilia If.',.ecall'ency, Major Geitoicg .Tons
W. GEAR Y, GOVITAN::--=Srli I have care
fully considered tiro, points prominted in
the numerousrpetitions, cortificateti;, mid
other paPers submitted to you in tho
above case.
. •
I have also given the able arguments
presented to you by:. the :learned and
,skillful counted of , the defendant moat.
careful attention. I lia,ve .the honor to
submit thereon the following
IaLPORT
On the Morning. of January 27, 1869,
the deceased (viliO was thou a boarder at
Mr..Burkholder's hotel; in .Carlisle), was
apparently, in good health. Blio break
fasted; went to bank, attired a check and
received the' money thereon. The do-
- fondant,. who was her physician,' visited
her lit the hotel between 10 Tian of that
morning, and MaicinO was administei
ed to . relieve' her; as it 'is 'said, of'some
:aneasiriess sexperioneetfroni the supper
of the proviouS evening. • Freni that time
Ifisa'SteinneekO .soems to Imie declined .
voryitapidly. - - During the 'afternoonanel
evening the defendant paid fior a neanbe r.
of visits; On the' nest morning, 'Miss
Bteinneeko wits', in cfrtitulo Inoi , tis, 4171 d
she died the evonhii Of the tWentyLeighfh:
, ef JanuarY; :about* hours;aftor 'slid Was
at the bank. • •! '• • :
Tier remains rernevod' to Beal-.
,more and buried. ='Oir FolnuarY10;1860,
the body was disinterred, .and i 4 portinitr4.
Tina examination was hold. Ulla Was 13
dap! after. the death. .1110, examining
:physicians found no trace of dirtease like
ly to produce death. .A..inunber.of
*Mils testify that , in their:opininmehe
didmot die from any natural,causeo4d
n ,-
istrationi or come narcotic poisdn: The
clicinist.who tested the , cOntonts ()tun;
stomach...and - intestines': etatosi that. hci ,
- found traces of prussic acid.
• • Tho Clommonwoa!tin relies upon:those
and other facts to leatabliith 'tho
daietfp 'and;•to donned the 'defendant
with tho•iorithei itho.folloWing- Mattora,
Wow alleged agtihist; hina .•; ••• •• ; • ,
•• Tho:lpt‘rahase; by, the , Mecusod , 'Of
prupio acid 10 or Al days before 'the dott i tht;
This purchapolliavilig bbon•made r••••
lisle. • • ' • I „,
•'• 840gIO'IIr.Ohaae•qf ;Batallk Arti,alO lat •
if-arlisnultro4 l ap4tctivochaya , hefore.the ,
.!• ; '• • ;0' .0, ;`,l ,
11. That the I.l4easeci had apatod,inhoF,
life time, that ,tho ; 4(49M:hint bed, glion
he a r-• 4 09mothing to 11 14ko, 4e; A 1 ,901i.!!.
Tina mpailcovAß.lNPoatl4 ' dol'om
dantorho„ became, iocoitod,l and • said ho
had given her nothing to maire'llor
Statomon'i,h,niadi) 1)7 the accused t
;Dr.' n° l 7, l , l an. ,•,; • • •
prescimifri.„l:4
14,01 T r, prmyorting,
,by Mito4 , l3toilMeol4 c tinva.*:
Tide' limper boars dato pliti4 l4ll k,g ll ; 1 00 P;;
which woe tlic.littipn'w4iai lOW Btoin-,
neoko drew -money from the bank,' ati ,
the day ' tilWs on sip
, prlss de iidant Vponyedlthe ' °lc .Tan k 4'
2115490.1,7-,,the-inOriAng:r- thil
di ath.
the handiiritinti)f,7oirstitein*ke,sOid
they dit.ilot belloVeihksignbtiire to ti
chock to be gonnino. No` witness was .
called to sustain tho paper. .
0. %The production by the defendant
of a paper, as the last will of tho do-.
, ceased, wherein the accused isiumed
MO solo deidsoo of considerable property.,
-The name' of the father of-ilio defendanq
:aPPS4red ail a subscribing witness . tothhi
locumont.. Ho wai not' called to 'sustain,
it, probabli• because lbere'Was no ovi!
donee admitted iinpedishit. , Bizte`en,
days Prior tb the date of/ thiS`Paper
Steinne'eke had mpeauted a diffeiontwill.
On the part of the ;defendant it -was,
contended • • r
I. That them was an niterabteneoof
all aimptoni of poisoiliag. • •
, 11. .That the; Corninenwealth entirely,
- failed ln - tlareffeit tii - ehow the - car-1)dB - cleis
Zicti ; 'and that, to - the tentrary'theieolit .
clearly appeared'ilnit the death ivaa the
reetilt of natural 'eausee. • 2,
,
111. ',That the post iiaor loin examina=,
tion was unskilfully conducted.
IV.. That theanalysis of the contents
Oahe stomach and intestines was *lolly..
unreliable. - ' ' • ' ;
V. That the , ComnionWealtleslvit- 7
mazes Wore, in many partienlors; .eontra4 .
dicted , by thernselvesand by others: And .
in addition it was urged in the argunieni
had before yOur'Elccellency,
_::(0).z That the Court had 'erred in'
lowing a hypothetical Case.notjustified 2
by the faCt&to' be - enbrnitted to the wit,
ndsses. - •-• • ' ; •' '
(b). • That the court had eried in certain
instructions to the jury; .to.'
.$ !
(c), • That the Supreme Court erred hi
not allowing a `writ of error. •
This synopsis of the case may possibly
'omit - pointslaken onboth sides—but it is
believed thatimeh omissions will be found
to consist- bf matters inf'some manner
connected With the general classifientionS
of the case which I - have endeavored to
present The written imd. oral argu
ments 'submitted to you 'have been min:
cipally directe&-to the discussion of the
question as to whether there wore any
symptoms or trace of poison sufficient in
•law to justify a conviction.. •
.. On tho-ono Bide, - Dr. William P. A:
Aiken, a teacher of - chemistry for over
88 years, and 'a pa:cosset in the Dniver .
'city of Maryland for over 80 years, states
with groat preciiion and clearness the
particulars of his analysis, and Oil re
sult. He applied - two tests—the vapor
and the liqUid tests—both -which 'sat
idled him of the presence of pritssio acid.
Hesides. this, his distillate .had, alaint
odor which reminded him apruisio acid,'
6 ‘. but-too faint to be of any importance
by itself." - - - -
' On Behalf of the defendant Oda' part of
the daninionwealth's case is - very ear-.
nestly assailed. It is said : ,
1. Thatilie'sulphuric acid einploxed
by Professor'Aiken assisted in the Pro.
duction of piussio acid from thcoialiva.. _
' 2. That-he omitted the 'mat import
ant of all the tests—that.-of nitrate of
Lpo,_ -- silver.
In • support of those ( and perhaps
other) points several respectable preoti
.•
tioners, were examined on the -'trial
and a number of learned physicians and
eheniists f have retently submitted their
viewsthereou tn Opposition to' Professor
Aiken. • . •
•
Th 6 disagrooment of exports is uhfor
tunatoly oovolap34:l* every case involv 7
ing seioatifle investigation. ' We must
liffolie their aid. SaunderS,. J.; iu ono
Of the earlifist cases, said "I grant that
if matters arise in our law which concern
- other sciences or faculties we : tornmonly
apply for the aid of that edam or fat- .
ulty Which it toneerns." (Budiiloy
Rico ThOma: 1 Plowdeh, 124.
This was over 800 years ago, bub it
s no now doctrine at this date; for
ports whore known to the' Roman law.
Ordronaux's Jurisprudence of Medicine.
' Notwithstanding the.antiquity of this
usage, I doubt,whother the case WAS ever
known in which there was an entire
agrochient of experts, a;nd the " confu
-Bions.of science" aro doutless aseld as tho
rule which admitted the evidence of per
sons skilled in art. It is certainly an el- .
eniontary rule, that in searching for poi
son every known test should be applied,
and that the opinion of an expert,- . how
ever colobritted, 'is utterly worthle'sS; un
less ho can suPport ,it by • 'reliable , data.
Dr. Aiken undertakes''to explain' the
omission of thei nitrate of silver-test. He
says its uso " can only prOduce a cyan
ide, .which wrist be 'afterwards verified
by the aulphitr and iron tests."
But Ido not .propose - to: discuss the
,points uponwhioh these learned 'Freres
sore differ: They have devoted their lives
to the study of those 'questionit and if they'
cannot agree as to the'resultii, it would)*
hopeless Tor others to attempt a isoitlo.:
•ment, of their controversy. • Tho r answer,
giVon by the laW to all of thee disputa-%
Lions is simply this-the Whole' qtrestiOn
was thoroughly*discussed.and fairly sub-,
mitted.to the tribunal selected for its ti0..1
lutron—the jury.of the svicinage. Thoy
have settled it, 'and with them rests the
rospcbusiblity. Zed !their verdict. beim
against'the evidence, .tho court would,
never lime entered judgment therm:in.
Had-tlie judge committed any . error
admissions or rejectiomi'of ebidence, or,
in lug inetructions to the jury, , a writ h 8
orrorwoudd douhtless haw) been ,allomict
,
,'Tho . refusal of the Animater by the
TAM cOUtt, is a decision. rby . our
est tribunal that there isle° error :to' by
;found .in the recordfand their judgment,
binding•upon•the :Executive; as to, all,
°motto : ps of law: within° their. jurispru
dence:, The verdict of the jury .and,the
judgment' thei•ihait of tlie court below,
'equally conclusive as toltll the questions
of fact. %In my vie* this proposition die- ,
pofeic firtifif tho
grail t of the power to pardonluveits:the
Magistrate with, the functions of it High
Court of Appeals, I:do not :See bow,, any
Of: the points so: ably.; auctLi3laboratOly
presented:by_ the , defoildaut'seounsolan
hero- avail
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in which. it, would ho tho doty. et' the y,i=
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' The report of ',the ",Comnllsoioner of,
Custotas fotthofisdal7yeat', , Spi-,
'toteber BQh givewthe Voceiroth,foi c bttetopla
fld Ttitlll.reeetpts,qlBl,l3ooook
Ct:lO4A. Onto:wee 411 go/df. $l7O, o ddt - J
000 i which;, is, eqthelent3r . ty l to.
$284,00;000. Vie expeoses ortelieetioff,
vrottislooo,oo,44llofieee r ponnittegt44,
torte tummy 3700i000e jlaast:,ye#
word out?, $400,000.
• -
PERSONAL'...,
A:vro, (linage wantlit
• •
liseausehk. band isa "nigh editor. 7:
lxojitioal sitT's:l ( Ars dining - the robellio
Isabollai';;0 Spain, ; le writing
tiOgraphiiiiider the guise ofa '4'
Mr..Haryey, late Ministqto Portugal,'
is to reesivo-$21,400 as arrears of pay.
Attorneychmeral ,lipar and Renator,
StimiiciradrOCUtd the'resinnptiOnsif speciti
Mrs; Genoral Caster accompanies her
husbarid i ciMindiSii:eitinpaigits.s.' She is ii
capital shot Ivith a ;ride. J.
t,Tito-socrotaryor War. has °More& 04
UnltodStatosArsOrall pouga
to bo disconthined: ; • .; ;'
There is no truth; in the , raport, that
Attorney General Hoar contemplated
leaving the .Cabinet, to iltk&a'Supreme.
Judgeship. : •
Robert 3'l: HonglrOuts been appointi
ed private., secretary,: to . the, President;
JIG has heretofore bedn only his assistant
lrivatO,seeretary.,: .;
. lady in Santa Clara, California, Lad
to have. a. leg aMputated consequence
'of an injury received by .kneeling on 4
'hoop skirt. „.•
~Secretary Robeson has. appointed
,a
i3ciard of Officers to examine into the re
lations of the naval lino and stair in tho
matter of rank,„; - ,
Soorotary Fish ,is looking.for
tion from ,tho . .liaval expedition which
recently, sailed from the ; West Indies, its
.objeetivo point,lbeing',St. Domingo. , , .
•On: Soturday. last,' Philadelphia, AV.
Moore was convieted.of manslatighter; in
anSing 'MO - death of CiliiithD'ltailly;
•Who died in two honks .'nfier. - MoOre had
stabbed Limb" ten Places with:a knife.
, Two.brothers of gen. Steele, .of
.Illi
nois; have a dairy south of San Francisco,
They, own: 1,500 cows and 52,000 acres of
hind. Four years tigo the, Stooleti made,
from ono day's milk of their cows,
cheeso - weighing- , 1 4 000-pounds.
Marra rind Dougherty, who attempted
to murder detective Brpoks, in Philadel
phia, some time ago, hay.o been sentenced
to six years, eleven vnonths and twenty
three days, at hard labor, in the Eastern
Penitentiary, and to pay a .fine'of ono
thousand dollars.`.
John Gen& .says that- his . average
'receipts per lacture were $27.7 up to
.1867,. at which_time_they_wereLeut_down
to about $178,-but owing to an incremicil
number of engagements, has provided
anm sufficient for the maintenance ofhia .
, •
In Philadelphia, on Saturday last, J.
MoCluskey, who, about a year ago, was
convicted in the United States Court of
removing distilledspiritato a: place other
than a bonded warehouse, was sentenced
bi,tudge Cadwalnder: to, pay a find of
$2OO, and to undergo three im
,
prisonmere- - ••
'Senator Ramsey, whO was sent over to
-Fraydo some timo agato negaiate a nOw.
poistal treaty betwodh thelwo countries,
hai-returned to-Washington - unsuccess- ,
'fill. The presont treaty expires January
1, and although the basis of it is as high
,as thirty cents per half ounce, the blin
later of Finance Would not agreo to the
reduction proposed by bf.r. Ramsey.
----George-Wilkesc-of-the-Sphig-01-the
-Times, ivlioAiiii - !just returned. froin
Europe, - expresses the conviction • that
the EinpororfNnpolcon, as well aft Yictor .
Emanuel,- will- both-bo-in -Their coffins,
within six months, and that nothing pan
provent anothor 'revolutionary _upheaval
all through Europe, in the courso of the
next summon • , • • • • '
The government of Reiland has grant
ed aeoncession fora submarine telegraph
to Mr. W. CornellJewet, of Washington.
The cable to be laid between New_ York
'and some point on - the Dutch coast,
- and to - be finishedwithin the-term of two
years. The conditions of the concession
are based upon the international treaties
of-Paris nna Vimmn-0L11335 . ind_lB6:
BRIEF ITEMS
Alaska advicos report the disedvery of
gold in that Territory, and the efee;tion
of Gen. Ihrie as delegate to Congress.
Both of the paperS of Somerset county
are edited by partners of different poli
ties. Each edits the Paper in whose prin
ciples ho believe; and the profs are di
. ~.
Tided.
Four perimne. have been arrested in
Brooklyn, -N. Y.,- on the charge of 'forg
ing a will to prevent a.young,huly named
Borne from inheriting $lOO,OOO worth of
property from her father.
,Two thousand three hundred tons of
pig iron wore sold by a Carcndelet (Mis
souri) company, last weok, to .be mann
factiund into railroad iron,—tho, largest
sale over made:west of tho Alleghenies.
Naslivillo harjust cbtriPleted a cotton
mill costing $OOO,OOO, whialt makes Viler
largo factories there now in opotation" . .
The ' Legislature of • Vermont has
paSsed 'a bill bolding liquor 'dealercre-
VOnsible for the damage to personi.and
property done by those who obtaMliquor
'of theta. - '
Four tlioniainlaoros - ot land in'Sabino,
4404 and Istowionnaiintioa, 4 l'oads, yore
'sold'r`ooolitlY 'at-bankimpr sale; at train
toii'to'flt`teon cents an aaro:
TheThondalen;i3OVernrbent . has been
informed of the ',omiesitiOn . 'hi:Governer
SICDMI,gaII Rio, Red "Rh/er Ristriet,
hied; it, 'tO settle
the difficulty 'not return
to' but imriain and ais;Sit 'a ie
.
peating 01'Si:0.MM:ranches,' there'
are ,in Ehigland nbOni'gfi.'
tOne,eS -and iirineesisii4Of the bleed reyal.
To these the mitioit:intys iiiimnhions..the
.sum of #12 , 1i900 sterling ; and
,as
the pinuger, sobs and duighters 'of the
Queen gron7 Up it will be lislcocl 'to Pay
agood 'deal more.
The city dellniilti(lolphiri has invested
in the stock;ilio' Rua.
ilaih:Oad. In 1850: or
1856 the ettir iseuod *its
this amount ? and the tax payer have_
beeh interest on these bonds over
Sinbo;'inrier 'receiving' line 'dollar re r
I,'; ; • cl , •
'flu; long iironaised work' by:Mr. Ten
,
niquin lag tioiVadVairced far that_ the
'title has'at lonst been deilnit'elyilxecl;'n,o:
'it IS to' 'of' the Kings,'
'sOrins, It is iinderstooil: that the Whole ,
Li 'in' into, thn
riutlidt's'ilnal'riwiritori; so that it may he'
aiiiiditr u6fie tin) New Ye',ai.`
'of 41,101
: Nrittointll364i Oftlie'UnitbOVetateliioli
qetolAr'll,ilfinve i rdstitir'af [aid.llhiiilitioe
hin'Ountinitti $1;497,2.10,004:'7he specie
id ,$23,002,4011; three iier,
Cents 's4s; 84.5;oo0, and legal tolide'rs
vans
The sp en hi arta of Jiihn
s ;444 ° # 7° H C
s sold
,l'ast lo',V,ii3d.,' . iingerniiier r
Bl4llllri,t27;pasliii); . faryr'eentains,
)4 0 , t,'°i'9 l . 3 ',"4
F t 99 t . i Ng,,t911 1 0Mq 9.. #_,., n
, 17 ( 51 41p 44 .4,b,g00 g i0 g .*,,Ey111111, - ,t 7131`q
airio,sold.corn,ll7slier4olv,k„,:Tho i t7o,ciriloEt
?mounted to $,24,00i).'
OM
. „„ • „ . . ,
The truck of the Viminis, andirennes•
deo Bitilreaf!pi - bc9g relelo.! -, as rapidly.
!as possitilo he*beige ker;Detober
imounteft..e;-abolitJl*oootrid.. the_
pneserager
. trAvel annipg Fargo and
rensinieratilel ,
—.:turn-oroars Was, thrOwi fronCihn,
Iraokihy.the'spreading of the rani, near
Bolivia, Tennessee, o'n Friday week, and
so4eral persons wore injured. , The train
1‘4 , 4 Wealrel, a ":„'et*, I ,
b4 l
instructed to celled information rotative
to 'ship .building.jujhe r Conntries,Aere
.they are located; for theßpooial Conimit.
,tee on•Navigation'interests. ..
„ ..The, Navy, Department has ordeied a
yesselte Nassau, to, bring to. Key West
the, crew of the priVatoorLilian, on their
;pledging themselves nei to again: violate
therneutrnlity laws.
.. The Five 'Feints house of. in.diuttry4n
-Now York city, has, during the-pst,yeaiX
.ree.liVed .1,000 children .as inmates, of
whom 4280 were provided with situS,-
, lions-or-returned to-their friends 0,100
children wore taught in the schools. ln
I addition; 400,000 meals* wore furnished,
' 100,000 lodgings, 10,000 garments, 'l,OOO
pairs of shoes, 159,009 pounds of
.bread,
and large quantitjos of meal, vegetables
and meat. ' - • I
The pyopoller Belle, from Manitowoc
for Milwaukee, With lumber and tilinglosl
Was burned off Port Washington on..Sat
urday' ovening. The vessel' and . . cargo
are a total loss. Captain Barites and the
•wherlsMan, Charles Monturs, woro both
drowned. The others on board . were
picked tiP by, thedirig J:lautehingom, and
brought - to Chicago. - :The' 'Tester was
Palti9(l at , $12,'000; livured" for - $lO,OOO.
She Was Owned at Milwaukee.
The city .of Buenos AYTes Juts a napa 7
lation - of 180,000 souls, of whom one-third
are foreigncia, and about 40,000 Can road
and lvrito. ''The province outside the city
300,000 souls, di whom one-oighth run'
foreignehi; •about_ 25;020 can road and
writo. The 13 provinces have an
aggregate populationnf 700,000-coils, in
cluding 40,000 foioigimre ; about 85,000
can-read and write. This. Would make a
total Populatkin of 1,180,000, including
147,690 foreigneif§ptind the number of
persons who Can4ead and write will be
abOut 100,000. / '
Z. - •
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VOL. 69. - NO. 49
THE SCHOEPPE CASE
The announcement of the signing of
the death warrant of Dr. Schoeppe has
produced,
.of course, 'very oonsiderable
, comment—some of which is 'reasonable
and moderate, and much that is unfair,
unjust, and malignant: It is not our pqr
poSe to discuss or review" the case, - as we
have rto desire to comment farther on.
subject - lof - Such - painful - interest, than
justice to those on whom devolved the
responsibility -of the execution requires.,
.A most-persistent;-effort- was made to
scent° the pardon of the unfortunate
maivind all legitimate means Mb - effect
- itwere - exhaustecl7 — Thiswas - aaturallmd -
Ugh - C .— The comparative_ youth of the .
prisoner-; his connection with ono of the
-learned professions; the fact that ho was '
a stranger among 'us—all contributed to'
awaken a sympathy .for hint Which did
crodit-to -all concerned.: - It - is natural
with , right minded persons to syin
pathize.with those Who are in distrel3s or
affliction; without -stopping to inquire
into the merits of their cause,. and cer
tainlj no carthly situation is so deplora
ble as is hiswho-isl-doomed-to-underde
the extreme penalty of the law.
Thoso who are free to indulge this,_
however, should remember, that to those
entrusted with the administration of the
.4aw 7 -the-indulgence-ofmatural-sympath
is little short of crime. Theirs is a stern
duty and cannot be evaded. When a
man is charged witlicrime, it is the duty
of the courtslolry him by the rules of
the -law- and with the machinery it has
provided. The fact of his guilt is not to
be determined' by the opinions of his
friends, his fffOftissional brethren, or his .
counsel. Whether pertain testimony is
sufficient or insufficient to produCe a 'eon
vidtion, is a matter ou which every ono
iStillotted his own opinion, but on which
the jury, and they alone, iii*t:inthorized
'by law to pass. Whether co \ itain testi
mony should or should not be permitted
to go to the jury, is also a matter in
which counsel and exports may exorcise
their opinions, but which none but courts
ar law 'are authorized to determine.
Prom their decision, vhen the'provisions
'of the law . for . review' have been :ex
hausted, there is no appeal, and the re
-1 cord _binds not only' the prisoner but also
those on whoint'dovolve the execution of
the sentence of the Court, , . • . '
The efforts of the friends of the Pris
oner for a pardon; received most careful
attention: 1: His counsel Wore allowed the
extrabrdinary'privilege of reviewing the.
whole case before the Governori• ' A groat
mass of Medical testimony 'vas received
and earefully.tOnsidered...lf enouglrhad
been'shown to have justified a pardon,
on any other 'grounds than the mere ar
bitrary use of the prerogative, most glad
ly would it' haie-been granted.
_TiliSy
lietVevor,: was not done.. The pardon I
was not; arid could not be asked, except
on the ground'of the innocenceofl„keilo
onsed! 'lt imps argued with gre4 persi's
'tence and ingenuity, that there, was no
'evidence rirfiducedon thetrial to wariant
coniiction. ',' To , 'them!, ' opinions .was' 4 ; l P7'
posed , the record of the Court. ', A.
jury of the vicinage, chosen practically
by the 'prisoner, bound by solemn oath
to return a true verdict aocording to. the,
evidence, had found the fact, A judge,
who haslwon and retained the confidence
of 'the community,, for his. fairness and
ability, 'during almost. tiveuttyeare'fer
_vicerwholuurttei 11 nll the evidence 'lnd
on. whom rooted the responsibility: of
sentencing tho prisOnor r had docroedthat
their :verdict should not be sot aside, and
the Court of last nniorthad found no error
,
in the proceedings:: The quostion before:
Zxocutivo, sim ply itatod,. was: this :
Shall the opinions of men on whom rest
no responsibility, whoSe sympathies are
MeeesSarily with the prisoner,: win) never
saw or hoard e; witimAkon the trial;: and
'Who 'tear durVe a: , special interest' in
the prfsonorls release, , boy pormittod to
outweigh and set aside a , fact .rogehirly
ascOrtrtincd‘by thetribunals provided by;
the ?To this there could be but ono
answer, and that Itslboon, giyen, after
much deliberatfOn,' and 'With an honest,
'ConvictlOir that.i any , other , wonld, hiivo
habitte4icilation of duty, andM,shirking
of the resionsibilify of libi offisial.position,
„ :I"ro . sido4 j qr . o.4, wise
.iO
,fused ony c`opioo i - 41donioseagO
.)o cipta;tili),d pgfOieit is, in•oconiOd
Oopgyooy, Tyiii is rlglit..
,ThO gold
gatOblQFs !Ind Fidvoourimi time no•
to bo infOrn . io . pt'
sooner than Congress. ••• •
The folloWing. extract frein the ;Mt
rotlc,' Worg ohm 4 how stupid and mas t
liglilint.eieti a gres paper pilt . i \ t bo wheii
ileemlihiewidlblethat tlio
chief , rriagiiitTata,* au iihtio>rtant coma,
malwodltli'slitluld ` deecgiid,from
to vent the personal, ani
mosity of hiniseli; or others, upon.an ob;
seuro medical practitioner, it Ishardlo
coridolve"any other hybritheali which will
account for the a n otion of Governor Gea r y
in the case of Dr. , Paul Selioilia, Who .
now jibe under sentence of death at Har.&
risburg ; indeed, it ie more charitable to
suppose that his, Exoelleney is woak •
enough. to be inado the, instrumentof
another's print° vengeance, than. that
ho is base enough, from more stubborn: ;
noes to comn2„it a causeless murder. ror
murder it is, to take, or calise to be ta.;
ken, the life of a man whose guilt
mains a matter, of doubt; much moreok
one .to whom not oven valid suspicion
points. Though the death be stir
reounded-with ay. ilia formal mockeries of
law ; though ho who orders it be invested
with State honors, and raised above ac
countability for his act; it is none the
loss murder if there bo reason to believe
the accused man innocent."
Governor Geary has ; no knowledge of
the existence of Dr. Scho3ppe, except
from' the record of his conviction, and the
efforts to obtain his pardon. How ho
could have any Personal animosity, would
be difficult to 'conjecture. , That ho is
carrying out tlio hatred of any ono else,
is answered by the fact, that he gave
most. Patient hearing. to :Schcoppo's
frielidiii - Which he did not accord to the
prosecution. •
It might also occur to tho World, that
oven a Penusylliania court might be sup
posed to, be, in as good a positionlo
cide a caso fairly after two wook's'inveS 7
tigation, as medical exports aro after a
hurried reading of the prisoner's Paper
book, or ovon.as tho .WOrld itself is, after
the roading of a two column:letter from
a correspondent, who has the face to Say
that there are not six men in Carlisle
who believe the doctor guilty. ThiPar
tido we quote might be_morelY silly, if
Pubkimhbd in -an obscure' country paper,
but in a motropolitarrjournal, like the
World, it is wicked.
__,Alhort-ILRichardsoniell-known:as
the war correspondent-or-the New York
.tiibune, Mid a journalist of much ability
and prominence, was shot a few days
since, by a man named McFarland. He
was for some days inavorycritical state,
but is now marled to recover. The
difficulty grew out of doraestic-treublcs.
McFarland's wife had separated from.
him and *as applying for a divorce, and
Riehardsdn publicly announced that ho
would marry Tier as coon as 'it was
Wo aro by no means sure that
Richardson's conduct in the --matter was
proper, but the : action of McFarland
must be condeinned by every ono. This
growing tendency to -Violence should-be
repress'ed bah by severe punisinnent and
. public sentiment: If *mania 'excused
for a nmrdorous assault" on one protest,
another who. fancies himself wronged, in
some other tManneir, will seek the same
-mode,of•roctress,-and—assassinntione will
increase with every year. Let,!every one
who values personal security condemn
all suchlwlessness.
rEM
Frederick Dittman, esti., of Philadel
phia; has resigned his_ commission -as
notary public because Gov.:viler Geary
did not pardon Dr. Shmppe. We hope
this will be generally noticed; as it was
certainly dose to attract attention'. •
Ohio papers claim that the Legislature
of- that State will ratifi , the Fifteenth
Amendment. We hope it will, and that
ri spee - dily. Ohlo - has lately-been-der
elict in her political duties, and now is
-the-time-to-make-emende-for•itwr.77---
Governor Curtin was recently present
ed at the Russian Court and . wasrecalved
with the marked favor and attention to
Which he is ss jUstly entitled. ,
Tho report thatllrs. Lincoln is about
to marry a German Count is denied on
apparexitlY good authority. 'This is un
fortunoto• for the poniocracy. If the
wedding had come off, IA elc:romerV
would certainly have writton a dozon'
articles iu vulgar ridicubl of the woman
whose husband he helped ,to have killed,
which his imitators Would have copied,
and'his whole party onjoyoti prodigious
ly. As they are likely to miss this treat,
would it not be well for them to abuse
some other woman a little—Mrs, Grant,
for instance?
Vur Democratic . papers Nortlipn ad-:
vising lozas .and Mississippi not to ae
copt the , Fifteenth Amondmont, and
chargi3 that it was want of mural courage
that inditcotl the other Southern States'
to accept it, It amain to ho their de
termination, to de, nvery.thipg thph
peaiveF .to , prevent restoration, but wo
trust their advice will not be hooded:
Gold has been steadily falling, during
the 'week, and is 'now less than 122cr
lower thaitit has boon shim early in the
War. This is the, best indication that the
people are acquiring morc•and more 430 7
,Ildence daily, in the honesty of the
ornment and its ability to' pay its debts.,
How different, would: have been the
suit had Andrew Johnson, Pendletoni and,
Brick Pomeroy:-succeeded in their re
pudiation schemes ?. But for , their in
famous., teachings, the promises Of tin) !
Government would have been •par for the .
last twalcare, and gold gambling , would,
by this dine scarcely be repeernhored,
The . Democratic party North has bleu
almost as expensive
. a" luxury . as ,the ,
Southern' Confederney, . and a
,;country
with any less ,resources, than ours-woUld,
have boon made bankrupt bY.oither.
Andrew Tolinson desires to be , Presi...
dent of the Constitutional ,Coniention in
Tennessee. Should he be chosen, he will
dinittless focall to our memory that the
land that, :he
swung, round • iho.. eirale, - - and iniviad
comititutiori, and did candry other imlb.
tieal 'chores,• too numerous .49 Mennen;
If, tqough . recent.
should ho a little disconnected Mid in,
coherent, *a. hope. mo Malignant ,netwa r .
paper will 'say. he mfas. drunk. 'Audio*.
wishes to he '..l'resident. .4ain,L'arkd.
aitylittle" charge of this kind . might
.jury hire with the Demeerney..:i
The llon. B. "BroivotOt,'l ,
tOrnoyGonowit, filed 'an information iii
tho nature ot'a Tito. agitin : st,
Tho Credit Mobilloi of 'Ainotloit.:: If ho'
had suodoodod thitt 'prootiding; tho
toinihration , would havo 'Peon 'destriliott ,
'and thoTtodnevOriliot troit. 44.00p06
could 4 not , have bOon"Ooovonid &ma
tho liglit - ortbiantobootling; it 1 , 111 no4'
appear that " tho. .Interests 'of 'the State
linvo not outtonxi 14. lale' totuoval.: •
Tho - ,iireAossible,'Fisk - and Gould, of
the 4rie .110 . 1 road; in .Nowerk r .tgo,
again. in *ithlo: Ono of - 0 ponn
jndges-ortliep3tato--, has -- grantoi - 1 an •
.
%junction rooaining them frommpiii -
the road.
.4 couple of 'city judges
4 .s tvor Wfiinul this action, gpt 'ge,t44g
ashateed of themsolyes, modify their or
dor, and allow the pOcess granted by the
country to be sorv . ed._ Thoso_prao,
tiled scoundrels keep up an array of body
guards,, and have .thomsolves_, so much
icai s ekilird iftheliijiin&'
tionof the Court . will ovor.be served on
thine;aMl:tho chatiOes a3:e ; that tho'y
go nri)il4ppecl OfjinitiO, own
mad Schemes and; 'ektriViigance bring
AOixrtO and great
Stock' operators are!"oreainlY'tonclitig, '
and itWould be Noll fOr, tire 'entire "eonn
.tri if they'' Would *eh - it, speedily: • All
the magnifieOnce aintdiSplaY . of 'wealth
that .thoie.seotindrida indulge , in is so
cured at 'the' e*pense of the legitimate
business interests of the country, and it
wouldbo elMaper to pension therri'int
•
naion a year,. than' to allow Omni to in' 7
augurato great speculations which result
almOst daily in tho ruin of liundicds of
bettor Men, New York
,apfeara to
abound with these
,gamblers in the for . -
tunes of Other men', ivlio are invested by
credulous
,people With the.titlO Of great
financiers, and although the. Gould and
Fisk party aro the worst of the lot;, the
ate'many others with sadly need keepers.
For institneo : CounnOclore Vanderbilt.
'stated the oath, - that in a
recent transaction took a Check for
milliod of dollars, Without looking who
signed it. - And when shnown a check for
a later amount, with .his min. came on
the back; sworn he did n't know whether ,
of not was his si,gnatitio. Such mad
pificont indifference, or forgetfulness. or
lying„ or all three combined; was worthy
of-Fisk, jr., hilt Or no ono else.
And yet, fess than a dozen:just such men .
control the entire money interest
. of the'
14re, , at financial centre Of this 'Continent.
If they do not all go to ruin, and that
I speedily; it Will bo because of a run of
Wok most unfortunate for the best inter
ests of the country.' • •
Maryland has but a single daily.news
paper outside of the i city of, Baltimore.
This: accounts for the fact that every
county. in the State, gives a Democratic
niajority. •• . -
0-ARLISLE AS .A.PLACE FOR. BUS-
IHESS.
To the Ecti;or of the Mimic:
"He has Missed hiSealling" is generally,
applied to men who altheargli - liiifiestMid
capable have notAidensuccesiififiln bUs
inoss. Towns,- like men; May Miss their
calling, and honesty, energy . , and eiwital
may be colultined, and expended in them
mad the Mons - tire' ols • itecess, hut proN , O
that towns, like Men,,May miss their Cal
ling-instance the pershitent but inef
fectual effort T te 'give clin'ineter as Menu- .
`facturing - places to some - of ofrsnr.rOund
iug towns, -
Towns r like men: are' all good for some
thing, hut many a miss is -made in find
ing ont what thatsemething town
clan be so, poorly positioned' as not to
have Ai/anti - 46 - s in alinikinesS point_
,perched upon - the - spur of
the mountains- leas
_its fuel Cheapened,'
and finds bWilding Matei:ial" adapted to
its position ata comparatively small cost.
Few - hi Eerier towns, 'however, - haVe "such
decided natural 'advantages mete warrant .
the investment of more capital in manu
facturingand mercantile businesses titan
the wants of the'imMedidtely surround
ing country will justify. In_ the light of
these facts it becomes an interesting
question_: What advantages 'does Par 7
lisle possess, first, as a'place formanufac T
turing, secondi k for mercantile business?
_To_compete",successfelly in the general
,market, manufacturing. must be done
can be-had cheapest. It is manifest that
innone of these respects Carlisle has; ad
vantages that may.,,net be clainedl4 - ariy
of gtr surrounding toWns, While Harris-'
burg as a place for manufacturing, rivals
all other localities cast of Pittsburg.'
It does not follow, that manufacturing
'cannot be' done
. in--nur town on n Beale
corresponding with tIM wants of our own
surrounding district. -The success Cur
enterprising Shoe- manufacturing compa
,
Ay has met with, proves that corielt* . e • -•
There is no question that .other
branches of manufacture adapted to • the
supplying,of Our 'ecvn wants Would suc
ceed just as well. • •"'
If then,. nianufachiring: 'on a large
scald cannot-be =Med on advantageous . -
ly in Carlisle, what,,, other Ine of business
invites, the, investniivitt of capital. Seo
the rich broad acres" that surronnd our
beautiful.town, year hY'yenr becoreing
snore densely populated' 14
wealthy, and ontorPrising citizens,
, 800 the readi crOni overSrtlireetion that
renelr out into the ndjoing counties, bon
verging io'tbis nonillion , centre. • •
pr
stithate the ‘ aggregate annual prsr
;duet .our 6:xtendedurrorreding,sptlidit
think what,
,inereasfing dethatitls will be
mado'nithn ut and you Will soon disethier
Mlle lino of business' that it Will be safe,t6
invest in; then* lot Yem.'" ( tastefully built
storehouseSyour carefully" gelebted
stocks, ef:goeils2''Yonr '
ries, yeur,shod fnefories,"yeur lidtolasnlo
therdantilo arrangemen s, yourenergy.
and.your bonesty'too, proto . t 4a you ap,
preatto 6.4.• are detertarth,(l 't'olpipieN•ew
gmod advantages. ' '•• • ' 7 .; •
As' i4inelsis' then get, out the'rut' ink
which, you liavobotin iloingbniiiithSi; since
the,',, tithe eniiered ')Vagoith
your prodnoo , to the sea, ceirt and brought'
invilc your ficanty inerebandise. Lot ius
cut'tho'apron;`striiigs that have', tied n'
to the; rieli' , .jeldiers' whor
oar,'
us to Ii the,
.geotis,tbat aro ninnthfeetilred over"
eenntry; - ony, Oter they lave fn . t
piling nniith,pereentngen: .
~Tinilronds,l i tave, in Feat
wthe awai)y,itltite - neeessity-efeen-eolth
.and'the maintfae,
turer, Ny,ltotiker in ,10,urepe„ Ainerida, ,
and. the veniler intoe011V011;0111
••
ti central !mention, *ell ailaiit . .2
ed. for n 1).(06 , - ; :are .
buying ithithyting
,some of env mere .
inunfise,,- !TA' yen halo'
but to visit out extensive grain houses,''
`and See' a - Iths'in i eWs'
'..lrOgelY to
`SA:nit:4 n et' jvliielii
!laty , no,ry'be sonnynirnstlil' t e elegant .
-":
that' ndorn ii otiit
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1 '• A 1 , `'. 4 e i - "r"F . ''S * Y I II k!'"i' t.i ''
,orty . o awn aver or. no o gt r
. L. , o I
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riPaß4 4 T3X4°Q31.1T0T4V1:44g15,; An' ', 1)1 4 .
~a. , 1151J1-
dopers tit rftnilly Solana I; pulAilhod\f•Otif i'
'at Nem Illochatl6ll4 I'd., Wlllo Milli/I.lst sifoTaltklary/
,7870,,1i• ottlargoct, to a,,Sort r y Qolutu t uMabor. tac . ll;
nut/it/Or' ttrltt' ciffitntif .oeltilialubt , to'firot6al,' et rl6'
A t '
'andAllarpllailaco4 ffaEopaMl i Nal
a yarloty of I,a . corestlng It/aiding Matter, illEtcit , calf-
`zfot ..f.lll rtti , ba TO italcoM 0 1, 1 111 t 6 0tt , r ,01 /Ottfrat , ol3 , ',
.olroto. ~I. t wit) '4/prlptottp,ollrat_ MIAs ; Vaitd ,
milled to'atitalcrltets at tlf6 16ty'llrloo dr li OL , .
iLAlllier leaf * Iti 40,1 1 :00f /.I,6olwouleopt lt o .tii
froo. ' - ',, , • FUNK - 140112TM' It; -'-'•
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- L- 3 1 'v
11 Rl,!.
"",Mr.
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'Ku; fi--MI IL-00 VIC elo ohdh nitim% at
the l horan P nage In BloserMl, by the Rev.
E. D A Iclold, to Idtsa 'oltne..tdinlch,
hoth,... thia - Oon . ...„ , , -, 54 . .
-- Wit", - liltTliXlMl.—Cii itili al' eolith raliiikitt
A r q
the. o place, .`:tito oatno, Mr. old. J. P. Wert,
to BIIA Lydia Haws, both oft iii„'conrity ,
YADLETEI:-5 JJDERA.—On tilk*enty,third *l
tifixi, by the acme, at the roadonconf the- brlde'e
father, Mr. Jonas W. Yariets, to Mae Mary O. Sou.
dare, both of thin county. . .'
.. . .
___DEADDORFF—SCODEY.—:On-the- twontprourth
ultimo, by Hoy. 11, 0, Pardoe, Mr. EmanuelDoar•
dorf, of Buenos; Ohio, and Mina Catharine Ann Pcor•
boy, otCatilele..
, . .
.
•
' . 'ItIII4I7AW.DIVERB..On the•twonty,OfthFAililmo t
et York Opringe, by Roy. D. M. Illockwoldor, Mr.
Mold Blonder, of South Middleton, to Mies Anna 1.
Myers, of Dleklrefon 'township, this dainty.. .
.•
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TAYLOR—RRDOR.—In . caidislo. on ,the .twoutj. ,
fifth ultimo( by Roy. William 0. Lorena, Mr. David
C. Taylor; hod &nib 'Mantua Rodor, both of Pat!on.
Litit• of. unolaithed Totters remaining in
the' p.ostoillee at - .Carlisle, Pti., for the
.week ending DeCember 1, 4809 :
Booth, French 0. .•• trigart, A. •
Banks, George; • • . Sheerer, Jacob 4
Brillion, Richard B.- ' Stanton, John • '
Bowl:fan. H.- - • Stook, C.M. • •
Bender, Mho A. B. ',Schottlin, Min
Coble, IX 11. Jr.: r. Slone, Peter •
Diller, Mies...tuPa ,—_tower, Charles •
'Hell, 0. ' Sponger, J. B. -
Llclover, Jacob G. Seifert, A. 0.
ffariold, 11. J. Sorsong,
-Hunter. Brederick • Soong, Benjamin
Nolo, Sarin Lydia B. Williams, Atha Annie
Stoner, Peter ''. • Waggoner, G; 01;
Strickler, John • Waite, Samuel .
Strough, Mary • Weber, John
Swartz, Mary A.. , ZeigleriD. M.. • ' •
Stomas, Bre. Mary Zeigler, J. W.
Smith, John D. ' Zug, Samuel' •
• BRUM, P. M.
•
• EADING ARAIL ROAD.
. .
WINTER ARRANOEI4fENT.
Monday, Npyinploor 220869
•
(ARRAY tRUNK. LINE ER03.1 THE North and
Neirth.West for 'Philadelphia, Now York,. Reading,
Pottsville, Tomngtia, Ashland, ShamokM,,Lebanor,
Allentown, '
Easton, Ephrata, teurmaiter,_Col._
'
Talus leayo lfarrtabstrg for New York ao 101lowi
2:30.8.35 nod 8.10 A. U., and 12.20 noon, 164.2.55 and
11.00 P. is', eonneeting with alcallor trolos' on Penn=
sylvorda hail Rood, and arriving at New York at
10 15 A. Of,, and 12.05 noon, 535. 6.35 and 10 00 e. se.,
and 0.00 A. Of., respectively. Sleeping' Cara Rem
pony the 2.30 and 5.3,5 a, lc, and 12.25.nc0n trains
without change.
• Leave Harrisbarg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
quo, 6flnorsvillo, Aalland, Shamokin, Plus Greve.
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. u., and 2.55
ande.lo, r. tt., the 2.55 traiu .n,tapplug at Lebanon
only; the 4.10 p. to. train stopping at all stations,
and making connection, for Philadelphia,. Potts
ville, Columbia and all Intermediate station', be
itireell said points only.
Haven and Auburq, vii Schuylkill and Susquehanna_
' ltollrosd; leave Harrisburg at 3 40 P. U,
e. Returning: Leave New York at 9.00, a. et 12.00
none, 6.00 and 8,00 Philadelphia at 8.16 A. 14,,
and 3.30. P. M. Stooping ears accompany the 9.00
A. M., 5.00, and .8.00 P.M. trainiPfrom Now York,
withdut change.
• :Way Pansonger. Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.80
A. 9.1., connecting with similar train on East; Penn.
eylvanialialiroad, returning &Cm Reading at 0.85 P.
x., stopping at all Stations. •
Leeve Pottsville at 5.40 and 9.00 A. end 306 P.
m., Herndon at 9.30 A. lc, Shamokin at 6.40, and /0. ,
nt 05-e,--m-n-auti-12,80--tuma7-Tav
insdun at 8.33. , had 2.20 sr., for rhlladelol%
-andNew:York. -
. . . _
. . . .
Leave Pottivlllo . via ifehuilklll and BOaquebanna
nail Road at 8.1r.i. n. for Ilarrieborg, and 11.30 A. lc
ibr l'loe Grove and Tremont.
Reading Accommodation .Traln, leacis Pottadilo
at 5.40 A. m., passes Reading at 7.50., A. 01., arriving
at Philadelphia at 10.20 A; n. Returning, leaves
-Mina&lphiv at 4415 P.M.,neadlairat; 7.40
P. M ~ a rriving at Pones - e at 9 90 P. 24,
Pottstown - Acibramodation_Tralt it419011-Pottro
loom at 0.49,. A. at: retaining laaaes Philadelphia at
400 p. . .
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 7.15,
A. It., and 0.15, I'. ' tit—for Ephrata, Win, /ancestor,
Columbia.' &a. ', ' ',,,
. Perk lornen-Itailltoad Wav Trains e Porklomen Jan's-
Mon at 0.00 A m., Urfa nt 3.10 And 5.30 P. u„ roto . lll,
fnc, leave liebsoalinvllle at 0.10 and 8.12 A. M. sad
1271. noon, - Connecting with similar trains, oh
Itchdig Rail Road. ''' ' -
Colabronkrialn Railroad train& !cafe - Pottstown nt
'575 0 at., and 11.20 r. u. for Mt. Pleasant, 'arriving
t here - at 10.20. A. TI: And 7.20 - p. al., returning, leave
:Mt. Pleasaat at 7.00 and 11 .08 A. at., connecting with
similar intim( on'Readli, Rail Road. 1
, Clie,ter yalloy Railroad train. leave Bridgeport at
8.30 .i. t., and 2.05 ad 5.02 P:31., returning, leave
Bon ningtown at o.'A'; ar.,12.45 noon, and 5.16 r. or.,
connect ing.w illi similar trains ea Rending Rail load,
- Co Sundays :Lefive Now York at 6.00 and-8.00, P.
at., Philadolphiant,B.oo.?.. as. and 335 T. (the 8.00
a. M. train runnin - glonly 'to Reading,) loavo Potts.
at 3.00 A. If., Itarrraburg g 6.35 A. 11., 430 and
li.oo p, m., and ltoadldg 13.43, midnight, and 7.15
toe,'lttlyjoburg,.at_7,2o_A—N:, arid. P2.56.1.111d-_
night, for Now York; and at 6.40. a. 61. and 4.25 P. at.
for Philadelphia. .
Mlloago;SaagOn,aohool and Excur
sion Tickets, to and from all Points, at reduced ratos.
" chockedaggago through; 100 pound's allowed oach
Passungor,
G.. A. 11100 LLS, "Gun Sup'!
_Nnytimlior_2 •
—Roadin
ECM
G CA.LLIO,
•
To. 49
Witil MAIM. STRUT.
CARLISI,II, PEN-NA.,
ThoIIAITE4 of Cotr:Wet
BRANDRETWS
'Their great value 'mutat@ la this ahoy may be
Seed OS . ) long as any dlseasoatTocts any of tbo organs
of Mo. body ;,and by taps pontoesitag la their use
the
.dlsesso lOU be cared, sad the, - hOdy vatorod to
irostnr; rta - msta aviFyiariniwa: - aialiT — Eiicic
reputation p!.ore,s !holt. toorlt.
AftIIONABLE HATS just out III!
4'hr II rElt 'of Carl! el.! !!
The latest atylosjunt nicetvoad I
Intest sty I re - alwaye on-lintl-I I
Aralhalmt-nana4cturss4lP,-=-
J. (I CALLIO wishes to callAtimtloit to hit largo
EMT]
A.zyp 044 9 ,5, • •
,Io innildafauitO Hats to order, and bu Op ban
irangemailto Ipr log' lAts, Woolos Gobile
Id 0 riireontiOtt eboit nate°
Tito httb.t c4§rfinxcins'irtid for
covNrwY
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NO 29 MAIN STREET
ME
,4 The boat of all our llcleolle Publlcatioue."—T he
Na4ion, Nei York.
LITTELL'S...LiVING AGE,
, _ • L ave
boon whlctimore than One Hundrcti, Tanta° ltiMa
boon Immo& has received the otanamndation of
Jodgo Story, Charm,ilor font, P‘estdant Adana;
Mt Nolan iparke, Premott, Bancroft, and Ticknor,
Ito, Henry Ward; Beecher, and many othara t and
It admittedly " continuM to atop& at 'the bud . :of
its class." ' . • • ; • ' — t• • ; ,• • .
• , IT IS riSUED ITER!' ;SATURDAY,
oivln g! Iltipttro ininiters,tif elitydeur pages, earth,
or mote than ihree thousand double column attar°
•pagee of reading matter Yearly; enabling it to pre•
mut, wllh noatiefueiory,eompletenees, nowhere elle,
attotented, •
The beet-Yeasts, Rev law's; Criticism; Tales, rietry,
. .; Scientific, Illograpblcoh. Bleloticui, and
. •
' ••• •, Tragical Information -
qn tlikrad from' tho entire body of
Ilteraturo, and from the perm of the admit Holli'
writers.' • '" • • • • • •:
ISTRACFS T 1074 RECENT 1 . 106/0118, '
- :/4.ons Rev. fichry, 11 - cher.
"Tore loin 'Om of ell tho eetupentoralbet fife
ow hi! the Alel[3,. to ehooei; I - phouhr certainly
.cliooee Old Living Agel• Npr Meru,
In any library that know 'of,.ao' much' tuatruitVai.
•onil °Mortals:dog, roAdlog n the • Halli• fiumbor, of
,volunkes." J;,l 5,,
Tram Ike Wafphnityi - ainefltie,cfor; Posion "-
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Ago,la!tho LesCof.Wltnitfodyctio Pohlloptinno,%ax.
pro•tiyaourioww N10w5,!.,1
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the oelogilou of oetioloth aro atoropeates, , ,bo.
they'lvre hoverhoon " • ;: •
!.hionilhelPhitaclelphia 1 - noth:cr.
1!, - A of itatont..reftcler or li.lttell! Ie neer °Dialing
litorarylolvautegoo,obtoluelao through no other
eduleu' ‘' :• ' • ' 1 1
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!'. 4 .'l2here, to,rio other, liubliratiott .whieh Orel{ li•
'Teodoro so nateb of Rho ritintitY of 'the logulling
Xoglhavuiegailooe nod reillave." •
cpui ; peg' der
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Ml.lttelr,gr Living "Ago: altbough retinelbly the
:iritere , etty of • our pettodirehi; is tiallpone o the.
, heapeet,,,inWtheTnry7e.. Ireppeet—Ahat-ee -be
had, whether the quellty et quite titj , bt the lit Au,.
niuttoiluretebakba - oonthlerod.",i --, •: •, ,;,.
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•ttrtontlotht,thlitt any'airatinrdyuldlotttlod.Wo know
uf. 'rho Itblett!.:oetotytti the moot ,cutartalnittg:ato.
, ;he' tka:lliceat poetrr'j of the lingllsh' languitko, filo'
but 6 pathored togothor.lt; ..• r'l : I - . v k v. ,• i
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qt oat atlientage orerl'ito *tenthly conto*ipo rloa a V
;to tit., apirltecta.frcelawianofltsbuntontor:.„. ~ ,
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Pro/u the Oltiecga ljai,ly Re.pnblica , '
0 _l'lie;,,i.utniiilbOi.' to t tittall Ando litin Ole In yloal'
$ ...1,q,, at the end °Ube year,of four lay am: 4 lo l am
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of ti qh reading no can be obtained Ino thir
14i4lei Watt compriaingeolec Mut tkOmel' II a• id .
okoot,of ;',ltylopcs, act. philotophy, and be lam le treat.
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!Imola rotelrOklo,and'notokerthrita the Maul.
Joitrld, will bit lotted the trbublo.of wadinithrts
Rid Militia node** Alia utak...dies puldishod'ub Orilt r ;
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SPECIAL
BLINDNINIIiieska. II TAN R _ O
'treated wlth_the. uissoot
hofeesor of Diseases of his lye slag Lir (1..
speciality) its the ifecticii Pitege of reiesisylvaala, 19
years ezporince, (formerly of Loyd's; ITelloodd No.
805 frog fitreet,;"Abils. Tastioseolay cAn 0. imp .
at his office. The medical fealty ore Invited t0.,15.
contoany Slob' peirienta, ow be Ins s 0 surds (n hie
prootioe.: Actiffeisl epoiktsertOd wig:tool pat.. 'l*.
-charge.for examination. .
tilJuly 00-17 -..
WHIN RAILING., Mall GUANDB, for Mora
oirouts, Asilams, kc. r9li .Badatsfils, !firs Wiib•
Mugs for 'hasp and poultry yards, Brass and iron
wire, cloth Blown, andirS, Ermine for soal, eras
sand, ks., heavy (*.triennia OlOth for spark amain...
Landrcaps Wird fbr Windows JkO4 raper' Wows
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works.. Binry informa
tion by addressing tha,nianufaettirsrs,
kBONS' No 11 North Stith grid Philadelphia.
• - 19 fob 60-y.
FIRRORB 07 YOUTH
gentleman whi suffered for years kourNeryous
Debility, Premature' 'Decay,. and all the affects of
youthful isullscretlOn, will for the .11oksof 'suffering
humanity, sand free to all whe need It, the receipt
for making the - ample remedy by, which he was
nisled.__Bufferers4rlshing t• profit:by-- the advertis-,-
sr's experience UM de . o by addressing, In perfect
Confidence,' . JOIN D. OGDEN, •
No. 42 Cedar fit, New York.
May7.o9-ly
*IACoe Ecnina—Dear Slr: I have been affllsted
for_ the lalit ten years with. tins Illuminati/3m and
Gout. Your Bitters was recommended to ins. I
have used Goland I are glad to u 7 it bee offeCted a
perfect core. In a very elsortilme": bereiois I re
commend. It to all probe afflicted with the same
dismiss. I consider it the best Cure in use Der any
disease the human body is enhject!d te.
E. I)2l'ol7Na Phpadelpbla
IVII;‘LIAlel BLAIR & SON •
Nave Jtist received an extensive lupply , of Lamp
Goods, Wright's best Minced 'Meat, Cranberries;
Cracker dust, Bost Pager Cured llama, - Pismo call
and hada price iI 3 V- 13 alt-and-Coal-011--beford buying .
eleenhero. -
We 'Olll eetlbest geode, phestst eniarodettrmined
to glee satisfaction: . . . 200560..
TO CONNBIIJSPTIYEB•
The4drertleer, harlakhee• -restored to 'heal
In n taw week', by a very alrople remedy, after kat'
Ine sugared areal years 'with a leo". 'ate
lien, and that areal disease, Consumption le anatoue
tnNaito haown to his fellow•lnfferers the means..
_cure.
To all who desire it, hp will sends eopy - of the
preserlptien used (free of charge), with the - direction
for preparing and rising the sane whiclt they will
fled a BUM CURS POlt CONSUMPTION, APTIIMA
IIItONCIIITIS,. etc. -The tilled of, the advertiser to
lending the Prescription Is to beueilt the &Meted
'end spread Information whlch his conceives to be le•
valuable; end be hopes every -suiferer will try hb
rentedy,ps It will cost then/ nothing and nay prove
o blaming.
Parties wlehlits th• prescription will pleium a& '-
dress
ZE*...EDWARD •. WILSON,
illiatusburg, Kluge County Nur Tick
71107.99.1 y.
Mole. me pleasure to certify that Mr,llotteetc'e
81171/ . CM= le 1117 opinion Is purely vegetable
n Itc conetltu glen, Mid an excellent tonic, - being
harmless In Ito character, and not being an alcoholic
thmulant. - Itlat BTOCItTON, M.D. -
"..4..LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
Step by step this commodity has attained Its nnpro
oodented fame. They are universally approved. They
Support, strengthen, and afd the growth of muselet
They 41 , Var to 1,000 a peculiar effect upon the nerves,
allaying irritability, while supplying warmth; They
scorn to accumulate electricity, and alit th e circulation
of the blood through the part where 'applied, by
which healthy actions aro induced. -
Even in perulysinovhere artiouletien was ankpond
.l, the . use of tho Porous Plasters to the spite restored
the articulation, and nintorially reduced the pnielyele.
In fact, the patient could help herself, while before
the Porous Plaster woo Applied she was no helpless as
nbaby. We refer to Mrs. BaUy Elliot, Springfield,
Sold Ly all Drudialif. 'llgoncyOraodrath Homo,
New York. • • 2Gnolm
PRIGIITUL DEVELOPMENTS!
At last the people have got the fact "through
their hair," that hair dyetilinpreguated with acetate
of lead., and other metallic salts; are murderous
'preparations. When they see the met/dire sediment
at tlie bottom of the - bottles, they know that the die.
_gustint - stnitls literally thickened with , poison.
They ask, therefore, for a barmloes vegetable dye
and fled it, pure and offleaeloae, in cristadore's
eelslor hair 'ye, offered under the sanction of Pre.
lessor Cbilton'a guarantee that It contaliad
deleterloul."
.erlatadoro's itetrPreseryektko au a- Dooming, tie to
like a charm on the hate after (Van. try it. -
20nolm
Thomaa,Smith.Corooor sad Jostle° of the yodel,
yastinge-on-tholludeoo, MVO firandroth'arit6 cure
him of Dyepoyahi and Ilearthotti, whoa oaari l other
medloirie had failed to relieve him. - Cortidrate dated
lota 2,1869.
Dr. Junior, of thivannah, (Wren, sty. lie hin, for
nearly. forty year, recommended Drandroth's Dina,
as a tpaeltia in yellow favor; thi♦t ho neverknow
patient to Melillo took them for thie malady, being
otherwise sound. - Moir prompt me titkee out of the
body Shea° mattltu which feed the fatality of the
almtie. At 4 - Yip:karat fain* modiclDo , 4u conehltra
Sheol far , la advance of•. all . otboro, end. bare he
speaks from Fortuna' onorlonco of their otialttlini.
2 6iii•Tra • .
THE ONLY RELIABLE CF/BE FOR
DYSPEPSIA 'KNOWN .
wgoiar, WORLD. ,
Dr. Wiscurr'n Carat American Dyspepsia Pills and
se Tree far Cordial axe a positize and infalghte
cure for dyspepsia la it. moat aggravated' firms; and
zo tiattir of hew long 'taxiing,
.They penetrate the 'sera 'abode et this , terrible
discos*, sad extern:drain If root and branch, &neer.
They ailevinte . non, .ageny audellent eutbring than
tong..
They suited tell . , _
curing the Mat riorp,erate, and
imprimis 'cam, when every known means fall to af
ford relief. t ' •
. .
Ne torn of
. D - yairegala or latligaation ups - twist
their penetratipg parer. • '
Tree' Ter Cordial. it "ia the
vital prligatpli Of; the Nan Treo, 'obtained by • pa
egliar process. hit tit. dlitillatioa of, the tar, by laden
Dzhighcatzadietal properties Cr. retai ned. It !nag.
orat9p the dialsave organ. and resteree the appetite.
It ,ensiegtheni dobilitZted - eyritent. It Parities
and'inilekez the loloed,'and ox - peli from the nyatem
the corruption Trbloh 'crania broods an the hap,
IF, dinsolrea th ra or pi!loilo 4.14141 stops, the air
partriagei ihe .laapr. Ito puling. principle sots
'urpoli' 'the irritatiti "mance tlialaugnard throat,
Penetrants to oacidiseand part; reliant"' suds sad
subialze ,It II the ,nemalt Of.years of
ntudyand experiment, mud It le °Tara to tits &filleted,
with positire asserazar of Ito Pinar to care the fol.
toorlag duskier, it - the pitlent hos let torilong dr-
Itiydd a rental, to the monitor acre: CorimumPtlon'or
the [Lungs, Cough, • Born Throat and /treat, Dram
cant, Llvor , Qanplatut, Itlind and Bloodies tiles
.Aailuna'W,looPing Cough, Dialiala; At.
Sir itic . a kspert,''helding . thonoralthe ' collegiate
'Diploma, dilutes bas entire it.e talks examinant'
if ,patient* ante . parlors. • Ansolated with
him are three rouroltiag phyolonza of aokaewledged
emineace, whose seraces ere given to Dan paella free
'l4 chap.; , '!
opportunity is alarid Vito ether Institution
in the cotanky.', , . •;., i "
,TAltters from any par' the; epaten,yotaling
preiaptiy, azillfatai.l64aly reep,nied to
Jr eOiiimisikieiiitistßepo L Atisitiktaliii the shape
of Draftror Pest crane. . . '
L Prit• of illeluerVrtitnerican Dyspelnia t a
hoz., , Ara, io malt Is razipt
?rise tif iNsliarl + s Dia; Tine Tar . torrilil,•l,6ll a
bottle, or Pit Pir
All eeinutnislettioas areal/al stddreeied'..'
Q. 0.-WIIIHAILT Y. D., ..
' • lisr, Dia Nerta jecend street,
• ' rialladelpklC
!nett dm
IMPORTANT NOTIOt.
Pasznors, folollloo, And, othsfir can -Duf4 , l ,l * no
1701,i0 Toblai, , Vesotian Litdino - Rt , for
ills ours oicliolol:O,diiirlicer:;disonisty,
and Soo inistoilliL-([t Ii iSrieoily •
quirmloss; se:e'aath iocoix . kpatiling -osoh-bottle)
s*torliolly,toir cboolo ripumptlignibompioho, tooth.
:!liksi sore ,Itroat, ssionipp, braises -
song, 'Paltie Ilizits;-13sek and • •
Asst.' Notiotlik ifitsodutod
iditio d dl do o 4 who hos used it but, cblithioes to
SoioitiOxiitstigg, if At.,wqs toii dolls!!a bottle they
,Ifotildooi*, , e.ootiaqut it. ; Fltousatido of OstOficates
CiO`po'sciai4 at. ttiO'diii4t . ; ep:ealciog'of 'or'ohilertui
'aiiim,,,•Traldirliip-Trki, , iitiflioihrsid Ono
SpiaLbsHibe; OpiggLite ,ond,.l3tOrskespors '
tYn'l*Ni t Pp4v1.P441 4 , PPVcs°Pix . ,krince
irP:re ir . ?P c !: .!, i . ::11
; !.,onolin
a'roligoBll tqoy, sitar
/Alto 80 by'll26 fist, 'iritti typoint in the -
tyvirp , appl,y 4sl l , ElUMlliort
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