Tim MIST;
GI
ANNUAL =Po= :OF ;ERECTOR POI,.
Loc&—orznemons merrnr-
TOIN DURING TUB TEAR ENDING JUNE
80, :1889.
~f , ,
From the annual report of the Hon.
JAMOS Pollock, the' Director of the Uni- -
ted States Mint, which, under the, date
of
. Septembor 29, has just , been submit
`,-;fed to Secretary Boutwoll, take in
teresting.extracts
The operations for the' year ending
-• Juno 80, 1802; were as' follows
~ The deposits of, bullion at the Mint
• .ancibranchoe dUring the filled year were
• , Golti, - 113 . 4 - 468;249.761
,sal
ver 11,790,453.49 ; total deposits, $32,-
253,103:05
: From this total a deduction must`'be
Made for the bullion redeposited,
bars made at one branch of the Mint and
redeposited in another for coinage. • Pe
ducting-the redeposits, the amount
$32,940,2500 - . ---r l — . .
The coinage fox' the same period is as'
i
follows : Gold- coin, pieces, 1,181,802;
• value, $21,828,137.50; unparted and ilry;
, gold bars, $10,119,828.03 ; silver coin,.
pikes, , 1,702,016 ; value, $840,740.50,;
silver bars, 0734,100,07 ; nickel-copper
and bronze coinage, pieces, 43,782,70 Q ;
value, $1,270,005.00. Total number of
pieces struck, 87, 800; 038 ; total value of
coinage, $37,881,950.20 • •
The distribution of .the bullion rO
- ceived at the Mint and branches was as
follows : •
• At Philadelphia, gold deposited,
.43,-
681,900,84.; fine gold coined $3,1 . 78,837,_
; fine gold,,bars, $180,141.01 ; silver
deposited and purchased, $503.840.89 ;
silver coined, $434,748.00 silver bars,
02,090.12 ;, nickel-copper and bronze•
coinage, vue, $1,279,005:00. Total do
posits'of gold and silier, $4,185,881.23 ;
- total coinage, 15;114,871.03 ; total num
ber of pieces, 8,4;000,108. ,
At the branch' Mint, San Francisco,
the gold- deposits were $17,717,1 )3.81 ;
gold coined, 118,000,000 ; silver depos
its and purchases, $859,834.74 ; silver
coined, 1408,000. Total deposits and
purchases, $18,069,731.55; total coinage,
$19,056,000 ; total number of pieces, 2-
000,500.
The assay office in Now York received
during the year in gold' bullion, $9;205,-
-06E3.83 ; silporbulliou , inoluding purcha
ses, $870,439.23. Total' value received,
$10,144, 608.06 ; number of fine gold bars
stamped, 6,721 ; value, $642,100.55 to
*l value 'of gold and silver bars atainped,:
$9,864,014,05.
At the branch mint, Denver, Colora
. dortbe-tleposita-for-unparted-barsivorov
gold, $795,666.38 ; silver, 54,826.63_ ; to
tnl deposits, $850,306.01. Tho deposits
at this blanch for the.ilscal year. ending
June 80, 1888, were, $363, 017,70, show
ing an increase of $487,877.23. .
' Prior to and since the recent act 'of
Congress changing this branch from a
mint to an assay °Moe; it has been en
gaged in melting, assaying, and stamp
--lag - gold - and - silver - bullion,. returning
the same to the depositors in the form of
unparted bars, bearing the Government
stamp of *eight and fineness. As an as-,
say office it - wiMmeet all the demands of'!
the miner, and Promote...as effectually the
' mining,interesta of the region as a mint
for coinage could possibly do.
At the Bianchalint, Charlotte, North
Carolina, the deposits -have- been very
iiinited, but are increasing. It,,is now
In operation as au assay office, deposits
being receiied assayed, and 'returned to
• depositors in the form of unparted bars.,
-- The depositit for • unparted bars were,
gold, $13,160,49. -
Thei breech taints at Da rugs Geor
- NeWOrleans; Withdfincii have
not been in operation. 414'4er:comity
- now exists for their continuance, either
- ai3 dijiitifbitleie or branchrnints.
—The...brembh-inint.atVarsort,-CityNeva:,
tie rapidly appioaching completion.
he Michinork is nearly all in place, and
operatioruf' Will, be commenced. Orders
were lashed to complete and put in oper
- a4n3e - ipt eta poesible the aisayk
partnient•,:This will be done. The
periutendlifit of this brkneh reports that
they will be ready to open early in Sep
teinber ; and this will probably bo the,
ease so fat as the general operations are
• concerned ; but the ' mere complicated
details, in reference to the furnaces, as
say: apparatim, etc., will require some
weeks longer.
From the peculiar character of the bull
lon that wilt lie deposited for fine bars
c - oinain- the-4,0101re officers of .this
branch should , be PiWhiareeperienced,
and scientific mon. Thedeposits will be
generally of mixedlullion, with a gold
fineness of two and one-half to forty thou.
sandths ; 940. o 960, and a small
percentagii bf base -motels, etc. This
bullion, whether deposited for fine bars
or coinage, must be refined, or refined
'and parted, according' to the condition
of the deposit. does not seem likely,.
that much, if any parting will'be done at
Carson. The bars of mixed bullion be
ing officially
,stamped with both gold and
silver proportions, will Ws as saleable as
if they'were parte&
. I regret that .I am not able to report
progress in the ereetioti of the. new branch '
"mint building at San. Fnincisce. It
Should te, commenced at once, and pros-
Oeuted without further'delay, to final
completion. i.. 1
, The redemption of nickel,copper cents
, was continued during the fiscal 'year,
-payinimt being made therefor in tbiee
and Ave eent nickel eiiina. the amount
, thus rediEiiWwae, in pounds, 103,586 ;
, value, SM, 465.25. Tho'rodemptionfor
the fiscal year ending Juno 80, 1868, was
lu va1ne,,5260,482.04—a decrease of 160
per centime. .
This marked deoreatie indicatest that
the redundancy of these small coins has
been : greatlydiminished ; , J end %that the
amount now outstanding of the one and
two enqieceitwas-butlittlei-if any, in
excess of fliitunl demand for them:
laye provide for the redemption
of tho throe-and five cent nickel copper
coins. No consideration of public inter-,
est or private eonvenience dourgtidetliil
rodemPtion of the bronze one.yand,,i-WO .
cent pieces, , or the substitution of a nieltol
one cent piece for the bronze coin .of that.
denomination,
I cannot concur in the rooommendation
of niy predecessOr for the reduction and
redemption of the inferior coins by. area
ting a Kind for redemption out of profits:
of suclrcoinago lierotoforo paid into the
Tretuniry of the llnited Staten.
Thu net profits of the nickel copper
and bronze' 6iruigti, end paid into the
Treasury of the united States during the
[rod and fifty
ten per .pentum, nor 'Why specie pay-.
inents..ecruldliot bo safety T resumed iri
thii#firabnthi,frma , this di*: The • peck-7,
plp Savo coAdebto in titWovernme4,_
Mtd'hats - : pirOotiturc - eriotitti - to
anddefend iipi t credit. tl
is.not_Aimetio;fiz_Ellifra_pmfe l dvnti_
if we needed ono, for such a policy as is
indicated, for' few nations havo been
brought to such a pass. , We may Men
tion ono, - -however, which Is Austria. .
That country, like tho United qtates, has,
for thei - pist :
per money, almost
: down to the last
kreutzer. rho governinent
1 - Pihritrgit - Ivithc — eiliWor currency at a-re 7
duction of mai value: No doubt , tho
prOplo aro greatly pleased with the
change. • '
Irrance t ltaly, Belgitiro, and Eicviteor-,'
TERgive alkelltely reduced their lesser
silver ioins - . --- This - they ... not • to
get'
rid of•paper, to which they hiutnot boon
driven, out because the relative value of
.silver had increased, so that 'they must
„either take thai . Course or do withdnt
ver change. And while they were doing
that, they wisely redicad tho intrinido
:v1 luaeonsiderablybelow the market rate' .
for Bnm-bullion, BO as to - be reasonably
out of the reach of fluctuations, and not
hive to 'do the thing over again upon a
lower basis.
POSTMASTER GENERAL'S BB-
As many of our readers may not Lain
the inclination or leisure to read the whole
of .the report of Postmaster General
CresWell, and as almost every one is in
terested in postal affairs, a brief extract
may - ho acceptable. The-report is able,
as concise as possible, and exhibits the
affairs of the department in a.favorablo
light. There has boon, under lifr. Cres-,
well's management, improvement in both
income and expenditures. . Tho revenues
were $18,944,1510,72, and the .:pcpendituros
$22,780,502,05, an increase of the former
over 1868 of 12.59 per cent. The rospeol
tive revenues and oxponses of the fiscal
year ending Juno, 1870, aro estimated at
$20;878,601, leaving a defleionoj,of $4,-.
702,182. The sales of postage stamps
and stamped envelopes were $15,078,- ,
061, an increase of $1,214,907 over the
'preceding year.' Tho number of mail
routes is stated at 8449, making an ag
gregate of 228,721 miles, and in annual
transportation of Mails - 99;728i409 miles,
at a cost of $11,681,728. Of these routes
20,587mi1eg are by rail, and 20,770 ',by
Steamboat. The-increase over the pre
ceding year has been o,lo3_miles, and
in annual transportation 6,499,078 miles,
at an increased cost of $140,445. The
cost of transit has been 11.11 eeinte per mile
by railroad and 17.81 cents by steamer.
There aro in the United States 27,106
postmasters, an increase daring the past
year 0(625. Of these 980 aro appointed
by the President and Senate, and the re
mainder by the Postmaster General.
Euring_tho past year there were received
at the Dead Lotter Office 8,152,862 tot
tors. The money order system has been
a gratifying success. Tho business has
groWn froin $1,860,122 in 1865tia - $24,- -
848,058 in 1869, and She list year paid a
profit to tho departnient of $05,555......-
. Tho Report on Foreign Mail. Service
shows1,088;858 lettere sent from and 5,-
357 7716 received in the United'States,
ex
clusive of Canada,. of which, ,both ways,
the number is estimated it, 2,000,000.
These figures Show a decided increase;
The total cost of ocean mail service was
$1,143,141 78. The Postmaster General
in this connection alludes to the humili
ating fnot that not one steamer carrying,
the Europoan mails bears the American
flag, and snggests the encouragement of
American.shipbuilding competition, and
the authorization of American registers
ferokn It_etearners-puchaaed-by-
Americans.—L'"arriaburg Telvraph-
•
Ann,kanta, 8a ;
IN TIM RAMA AND BY TIM A.IITYMILITY OP
TIIi COMMONWBALTII OF PIINNSIWYA-
JoinT W. GEARY, GOVintilli
TUB- SAID tommormuiTir.
A PROOLAMATION.
. Wm:axis, By the third section of the
act of the General Assembly of this..Com
monwealtb, approved•the twontyjsecond
day of April, Anno Domini one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-eight, entitled
" An-act to establish a Sinking Fund for
the payment of the public debt,?' and by
the supplement thereto, approved tho
tenth day of April, A. n. one Colima-lid
eight hundred and sixty eight,- Ws , made
the duty of thoSeeretary oftlio_Cctiannoxi
. wealth,.Auditor General, and State Trees-
Comtnisalaners of the Sinking Fund
created by said And recited act of the
, General Assembly, to report annually
and certify to the Governor the amount
received under the said act, the amount
of the debt of the Commonwealth re
deemed and held by them : .
Whereupon the •Governor shall direct •
the certificates representing the same to
be cancelled, and on such .eancellation;
mine his Preclaination, stating the fact,
and the extinguishinent and dna] die
charge.of so mink of the principal, of said
et'eVria".l,; '
rauft, and It. W. Mackey, GAmmissiori
orwof the Sinking F'und,. in obedience to
the requiremente of:la*, ropOrt and cer
tify to me, that the amount of interest
paid and debt of the Commonwealth re-'
deempd and hold by them for the year
ending on the Thirtieth- day of Novem
ber, A. A. onelhoueand eight hundred
and sixty nine, amount to TWO MIL
LIONS EIGHTY-131.11MT THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED ANIS.SIXTY-NINE
DOLLARS, AND THIRTY CENTS,_
made up a s follows, viz-: -
Interest paid,
Fire per eeut loan redeemed, •
Relief note* cancelled,
Premiums, paid,
. .
Now therefore, as required by the
_Third Section_ot_the_act_ef—the General,
Assembly first above mentioned, I Jon*
W. OBARY, Governor, neaforosaid, hare
caused the doititletites 'representing said
indebtedness to , be cancelled, and do
hercby; issue this my proalamation,
elaring the
,payment, cancellation, extin
guisinnent, And final discharge of Threo
Hundred and Sixty-Two Thousarul Boron
Hundred; and ZightylOtie Dollars and
Nino Ceuta ,3.f the.principal of the debt
of the Commonwealth. •
.Giren•_under nsy hand and the great
seal of the State, at Harrisburg this
tenth day of Dieember, in the' year of
our ,Lord one thousand eight hundred
and efity-nine, andbf the Commonwealth
the ninety-fourth..
By the dovantor c • •
, • raerrof the .oornmonwealt,h
Ivor currency
quo . poetel-gr
be an impor."
reetunption;
fixing
%t.
Olen vre shall
t „ and reoei
The Now York .Epetring Republfe,
startod'abont three months ago, auepond
'ed publ ication with Mouditee issue. Tho
proprietor, in hie dosing 'article, say's
times a r e not propiti ous for aripira
ants in tit° newspaper busi ness. .Trade
is siagnent iutrertieing patmego
. ' '
, ftnatereaSOn
. OwV4 ox4,Ad
PORT.
A
Hoe. M. S. Quay has , 'sued thO 'editors
of the Pittsburg ComFaorolot for libot
• Frederick Douglass la lectUring
"our Cosmopolito Nationality." •
Governor Walker of 'Virginia, tweirs
tho immediate admission of that State.'
Senator Sprague has Irepared a two'
days speech.:_
Father Hyacinthe lectured last week
1.11 - - Nor - York in Fronk. There was an
immense,. crowd prooent, all of whOnCon
dorstoodall_ho_said,_of,conrso•:
overnor Geary has been ro-elected
_Prosident_of_t.he_lliational-Conneil-of,the-
Union' ieaguo.
JOhn W. Garrett has boon re-olected
President . of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company.-
Senator Morrill Is chairman of the Com
mittee of Appropriations instead of Mr.
iresseaiden.
•e
'Governor Banter - of 1 ennessee, says
there are 640 convicts in tho Penitentiary
-of that State. •
Yields, who was executed last week at
Williamsport, is said fa hate wealthy and
respectable rolativos. •
- Mr. Singerly, the State Printeris erect
big a magnificent printinghouse on third
street in Harrisburg:.'
Tito World pays a high compliment to
Gonoral Grant - for his ndmination of
Judge Woodruff for Circuit Judge of
Now York. The World ought to
:know.
that Grant makes good appointments
generally. , • •••
Horace Greeley recommends. General
Sigel forthe appointment of United,,Statos
Marshal
for New Rork , on the gr,ounds
that kis pomilaxity did much'for.tbs Ito-
publican party in the lath election in - that
State.
• L Cr4l), baggage agent of the .
Northern Central Railroad ecmpany_a
Harrisburg, Lee patented a signal light
for locomotives and steam boats; which
is visible for miles.
Senator Penton of New York, pays
101$0 per week for his board and lodging
at the Arlington Hotel in Washington.
His salary . is-a-little less- than--$lOO per
week. It pays itemensely to be Sdria;tor,
but we suppose the work is correepond
ingly hard.
The Prince of Wales,has recently be
come tho father of .a young daughter—
the family now consisting of two boys
and three girirg after a marriage of six
years. Should the Prince arid Princess
live, to celebrate their golden wodding,
the chanoos are, that the family. party
- 1 large.
The Tribune says that the expense of
living of Secretary Fish at Washington,
are. $25,000 per year, and that no man is
freer from ostentation or love of display
'than is the 6ebrstary Of State. Either of
those astortions_may-bo- truo, -but-we
'doubt if both are correct. -
• Governor Baker of Indiana, has
solved a draft froth the Government for
over $4,000,000, the tenth installment of
the Indiana war. claims. Pennsylvania
would release in full for that ariuthut in
cash. •
Hon. Richard J. Haldeman, of 'this
'patriot, a member of the Censua
mittee, made a speech last week In Con
pose. Ho advocates the taking, of -a
fsllisitd-eomplete census, and intends
proposing a , tetum of weeklyincomee
from wages, salaries and professions.
The speech barring what' wee political
was a good one.
c re print today the 'message of Prea-
Jaen% Grant in full. 'FIAT documents
have emanated from the White House,
which have 'given so universal satisfac
tion. , Those who feared that Grant 398113
only a groat soldier, may now dismiss
that 'apprehension:
. • ‘•
41,7235117 07
$6270t 00
10 00
100 00
The .Day finds fault with Attorney
General Browsterfor his recant action in
the Beliceppe - caso. When ho gave his
opinion-on-tho case tcr - tho - GovernotTif
also denounced him. It is exceedingly
difficult to determine what course of pie
codure would satisfy those journals that
havo volunteered as - a high court 'of
errors And appeals hi this matter.. IVe
are sometimes tonipted to believe that, if
Goveraor Goary'wore to pardon the Doo-,
6i now, ho would bo denounced in moat
unmeasured terms for his failure to carry
out the law, and by those who are now
urging tho pardon. ; , : ,
Justice Grier of the United States Sit , .
pram° 'Court has romigned his commission,
to tidal iffeet.on the first day: of February
1870.-_llO has been A Inotnber of the ( Su7
promo Court for nearly tiTenty tvof years,
and lie retires full of years, and honors.
.The vaeanly sensed hY . , hie resignation;
*lit iequire a now appOintment- by the
Fresident;irliion,almOstnedessarily
be ityee to a PenriSylvanten. , ,siktiteng'
those whoare . eininent for lheir qualities,
Liens for this exalted position the names
of Hon. $l., 4. Stanton and Hon . Williaro
StrOng meet' readily
.oeear. Either of,
the giiiitleinesn iluid do infinite Crodt tZ,, I
the Mali'', end *Criiidinik9 i ivert!Oie
cower to the,mloo 1 1:44o itho Is,, Q*
. . . .
JNO: W. GURT:
• BRIEF ITEMS:
TheWolli - COVICY;lo •
yield stigiineie of ibe m dolla
.. rne* 7 .1 .
te-r—
-lir is 'Oros
I = au who
rAI .1: •
°f " " ' l. l B° thei• Ycar.M l l g)
• 1:104t 1 et
The when, and attendant!' at.. the
IThite Hintea'ain eompolled to wear swal
low-tailed-mats '
, _The, Consul Committee: of'pengyesa
of members
of theHouso afB(lb Au:Werth°. notyper.sub.
A side of fifteen thousandaorea ; ,of anal.
and minhral landin Gra,na and . , , Hincral
'counties. We Virginia;', bee - just been
mado for $225,006.. ;;•„: ,; • • -
The Hebrew Zrativkal ,Bays there are
.0;000,000 Jews in the - )yorl4, w) 10 4 1 '
aboutl,Boo,Pollare_.in Hussia,
in Germany, 80,000;in prance, 50,000 in
Great Britain, and 200, 000 in America.
Itisiaid to ho -a notorious fact that
one of, petty Democratic judges Of
Now Yolk • "city invariably gives
.his
verdicts in favor , of the ~cOntestant who
. employs hit son.cts,:counsol,- .no patter
what tho morits.of the caso may be. •
The price of dovornthent .bonds ad-,
vanood in London considerably ttpow •Ute
publication of the •Drosiderit'tomessage,
which. was traneraltted-•-by tolegrupb.
There was also .a• ;marked advance in
Now York and
- --Tho foreign exports - of - Savannah - for
thd month of • November foot up, fouir
millions of dollars. 1:),t this, all but six ,
Pen thousand wore cotton.. Two mil
lions: and a - quarter went to•Liveripol,
and ono Pillion and a quarter to Dane:
trattiott IttraAr.
VOL; OD. .NO. GO.
EDITORIAL BREVITIES
t. ',
.-. ': ' : - 'l' LAIR* SPEAKS. - -
Cioit. • ...,,'') Blair, who mayo. 4,
i toredaB ; ,`;',, g the Democratic antlida :1
Kr --thsT,"." - Preeidenerin-.1 dB, Ite '1
,:, made a I ''.f ,' % , 001'410 'epoch in - o. o."=]
f i City . . ~ ..,1 •as not very rem kale, :%., I T
, ',, .•1 Gm : A
~,,,givou to makin
and for Ae, last- two years to making
them inthili r
-interest of the' Democracy, 't
or of their erring brethren of the late,
onfed&ra . 4Y:l--liettlialtltille:T . 3)inl:o:Pirtilq4
paLtzatto - en Ot) lab ?mail to,...xletory l,
Wliielflifay bolrue or may tietbd. ';" . " - iiie
FPus 3l dwas s a ( l l . 9 .#ePqil'eA,i l 4 6l 4: l ; ycari
sinv, ,whpm lie flattered himself with,the
same opinion., , if e, admits.his,eurprile - ,
when he heard,ef the *7lr yoflc e lecti on „
10, 1; t, we, i prostonethet i was ; hecause, , hia,
vanity r,nade,himthink, that4Pie.Perl
' omacy could.u!t; win:with lihnOt t imsl.,no
show wiuttpvcr„Wheu ho, was npp.in, tit'e c ,
'held. Ile feels' that thee tritunplof th t e;
Democracy 'With not, a'partiOn ene;Whlch
d
may
be'milcb' Way" of sayingthat - the
lienrciiiey is: no piirti, ' llnlie('3S"finit
it wilkmainfain the' pUrityioeits ''princi-' .
pleti; Whiclt, , Weiddiip ii 9 ai.4thu,lp:•4. do
if thi:Princlidei arc wh ' st • dr. Nair said
they were, .beford ho liedainb aindfilidr .
.
of te party. We, doubt if thiYPOuidl.m .
even sallied by him. • . .
..
~lir: bltirpn ssome
high c pl ment
to the President. Ho'sees, very little in
his message to Object td, and thinks that
,GimeralGrant hag mere ability'tlMn thd
thO'D,emoemey" 'credit 'him' with: 'lip
lliiiilia, liOwever, - that he -is stubborn,.
arid:aloes , and ' exteedingly dangeroub.;
'The Deincicracy are'adirseil to Onit'sCof-,
ling at the'Presiderit' and'to ' 'Communes
- writ Ching him. .He Also thinki 'thatwhile
Grant is given to enjoy himself On all oe-,
casions, there are times when-ho can -lit
tend to business With more industry than
ii; agreeable to the country.',.'_' ~', , - i
I=
Mr. Blair has Made many worse speech;
os than the ono we' havejust 'sketched,
both for himself and the DeMocracy.
insane throats of revolution when a can
did him little: credit ? : although
they did some .good incidentally in help
ing tviefeat the Democracy. 'The cam
paign•of 18Ut , las , brought him .semo- :
'thing, and we are inelined.to believe has
done the Democracy some good. They'
have at least realiZed • that the pee
pie are nett° be frightened by silly threats
of revolution, 'and anneals - to their baser
projadices into placing! the Givernment
in the . oontrol of those who devoted their.
best energies to its destruction:. If Mr.
Blair should live three years longer,'aud
the Democracy again give 'him a nomi
-nation-o-n-the-nationalTticket, he would
doubtless. Make himself less 'offensive
'pan ho did a year ago, bull wouldscarce
ly be more .suecessfull.. Ito would hovs
ever have no hesitation in taking .tine
nomination. . '
Tho Brirrhibutg Patriot Oomph:ins of
the. Sinking Fund Commissionoi thus :
' " The proposition of the' Commission
ors of the Sinking Fund, Augtistlast,
was 'to redeem One Million. Ddllars of
the 3tate debt: NoW Governor Geary
issues a proclemation - setti4 forth that
Tlefee Hundred widSirty-two theireand,
Own Hundred and Eighty-one :Dollars
and Nine . Cents is - the entire amount of
the dept extinguished during the year
ending November 86, e. u.,.1869, or - a
little more than ohe-third of the sum
which. the pre-election proclamation in
duced the public to believe would be can
celled 1 Porhaph the' innocent lambs of
the radical press, who pulled the wool
over The oyes of verdant pumpkins dur
ing thelate campaign, will loolca little
sheopislr,whorrbrotight to face this se
quel of their enthusiastic praises of Wv;..
ernor Geary's administrative capacity:
Perhaps, tooithenromises offi
eialsi even if stamped with the solemn'
attic broineabof the. Commonwealth,
will in future be received by the publio
with a grain of allowance."
We confess we can't see that the case
is quite made out. It was undoubtedly
-advertised that the State was able 'and
willing to pay its obligations before' they
came - due, but we know of no power in
the Commissioners or the' Governor to
compel those who held the loans-to 'pre
sent them for payment. Persone holding
the obligations of the State could preSent
them or not, just as they chose: If any.
wore ppesented under that advertisement
and refused, then' there was bad -faith
and mismanagement; if not, there is no
'ground of complaint If there had been
some_twonty,milliona_overdue, as there.
were under Democratic rule, it might
have-been easier to got a million of boiuls
in, than it is now, when. - the State keeps
faitbiwith its creditors. The - fact that
the holders of our State seburitibi do hot .
present them when payment hi offerecl,._is.
about as sure evidence Of the State's good.
oredit-aa we' could reasonably ask. -Mr.
Mickey is abundantly able and willing to,
redeem all the bonds ho: advertised for,
and if our Demooratio friends haire any-,
bonds due in Tune, 1870, that they do n't.
like to, keep, they 'cab deorease-the debt
by'presenting thom.; :l •
. .
We have tWi) journals" itow before us
ehoh containing the - netlona of medical
gentlemengentlemeninChicago, with regard to the
case of Dr. Beheoppe. In ono instance :1 ,
suntbor of these gentlemen sign a call for
a meeting to • secure the intervention:of
the Governor "in the ease of br:' Beheopp,o .
now under sentonee of death. at
for thsmurcler of ' 7 lis avefo.!' In the pro ::
ceedings of another meeting the chair ,
man is nsiiorted 'as stating , thetas cole-,
brtzted.shemist Dr. DdroltriftB Add Onaly44
the contents of jhe stomach of Os -woman
said to be poisoned bg Dr.• &kappa and
hadpublifoly ciec!araci /hat et solgoined no
poison what Over." • We malie' no Qom.
tents whate'ver, but merely (Mote theso
etntements to show, how easily,. even as
intollikent .gentleinen as compose :those
medical Boolotios may be imposed'upom
and - lieW77iWthey aro' to aot without
Much inyestidation of their subject. ;
, The Now York , Ilrorld asks "who can .
deny . that-whore tiny Democratic party
rnleWyirtuo and morality provail?'?. Will .
the'Ward 'please give 'the D'emoc'ratic
nnkjority of thofivePointo District Mita:
'own city; and then- write - out.a tolerably,'
, fair description of the moraliVof that
eality Its question. mild ho Answered
more satiefactorlly after such r inforrim-
'The Supronoe'COurt Inte grantod, with
Ile consent" 'f derieral, a.
writ of amok in th'e v catio, tho Ccinintoit
Vataitli iniale it ro
turnablo on lite flnit
It WC Snitrennt on' tliti heanig:
It
Adva Court'
nitdihe: Cap 7i11,1)(t tiled itgait), if -not;
rtiisord4f the'ciiiivieVeon ainlseht'ence •
roinain. ' =tannin() tiki
!yairatit Will 1;e
• Dave:our: Democratic Erionila
'ilia CieOtimas took plaperocciatiy,inillia.:
TOxiia? or don't tim,y‘Osirer
iibOut tiotioing thotlo *tipociiuritacoo,t,
A few dais ago in Wasbington CktY, 'a,
Young rip .0 , rim ' brfithar in . ', to flui
Portugues -. nie , was ,- ed ,- a young,
_colored_wo IL :.., ho _I .., , . , 15 i id-to to,
bandsoMo .ac .. •••1 0 ,.',. d: .0 con
lir
m :rums . 4 „. o r.!l" . i' , 1 . 0. .P‘ o'. mit,
r. ' 'te, I t-bis .reo'i a.
Phis irtr ' . lir' , ..itfibe tl. es .... .
Rto 41
years gone by, called amalgamation, and
more recently mbicor,igenAtion, and whioh
licl.s sOinfitkgra , ,goldillnklyrrseinlthek. l
'oyts thala - ticlii6get 1 Sdrfp6se t o
bia&
Inorerblukberen.perforine&hrsomen ~
istcr who known to sympathize with
lidbubliesiiiiideaViratild n't there' ba,
lideri:l3ffitidlalb , Aohuneiatlondbf-lils'iur
tioilii ill'Oni'DornOCiati&paiporii 9 - Strange
t i o l i3dflidirOlerithltiqs treated 'its stingy
'a klece'lil i limkt::2 'lldir t is itgentlem6l:l_
What 'ibouldle . "doilili'rrith if; clergyman
Mitrilea it, crbitikliian :to' i!, '6oldieir
•ivSnimi P&YoU aro- SAM* ''fiut :iifrAta- to%
•iiptlik out. bdCAso .it : bakniiittiq'S' a
,CritlieliC'!Miest;l: l 4hliilii, a good'. thU'o ,
• noti 'id ' clisettild ilMSilbje4.• • i'leasi?,
g 0 , 1,..i . r,,....;•.1...r k '," L, ..: .' lii , 4:: ..• ,‘ •, ~
iiadors to`'
the :litGclaniation G;;;;ei'nii,.Goary;',
thaftliot i Oinnifssionoi• of dip
Silikino rand havO' year`
cudiiig ombor 11 . 0;—i866, 87;-
97 and',Ailiti2;*ol . !I:I111;011) . M of
t*; iatitto our
iiiiiits' , :tiiin•Criiiki"foi l tini'Ri3rincOr ! i
ospenses of the thivOinmeni,tGo interest,
and, even tlu;':debt it;:efe'witholifinlcurn
borilig a single am* of the land of the'
Mato with tnsation., Our farmors shOuld
Boar this inmind then told 'of the evils
of Ttepublicaii rule. •
„Hon. William Atelennan of Washing
ton.. county has been , appointed ,lay gm.
President,; Judgo of the CircnitConrt fOr,
the States, of ;Pennsylvania, Now Jersey
and. Delaware,. , - Judgo -IlloKennan,
though-not pvomlnent, as a politician, : is
Jawyer of, ability, and_ will make, anox•
cellent Judge.
=II
Andrew Joldison Propesad tci•pay thn .
bitereht of the , national debt fog sixteen
years,:and then repudiate: Grant saya,.
we can pay the 'whole debt . and ,interest
in ten years, withant . increase-of taxa-.
tion. This illnstrateir pretty' fully the
difference between Petnoeratio and Re
prtblican ; -- . .
MARRIED
Wl'.llE R-aWALTERN.,-On the second Inetant, in
• Murhanlnekurrr.lby_thedlay. John-Anito-Miabwid - Z
Weber, to Miss Kate E. 'Walters, both.of nab; county'
Oh. the seventh lestant,by the
eun, Mr, Samuel Ego; of Dickineon townehlp, to &nee
Sallie et. Nickel, of Menbiniceburg., ' '
KEGLERt—.STEVENSON.,—At St. John's Episcopal
Church, Cnrllalu , ou the nipth Instant, by the Inv. W.
0. ',remit, Rector, Adara`lfeller, lag., Wittier of the
fecund Notional Bank of. Mechanicsburg,' to Altal
Katherine Will:ins, daughter of Dr.T. C. fitesoueon of
Carnal°.
SAMPLIV—ROKILLS.—On the eecOniaf Macomb%
at the hilrer Spring Church, by the Rev.
,SlcKee, Mr.
Samuel Semple, to litstr.iggle Enkels bath of Silver
. - . .
- -
LIVINGSTQN—IIRLTZHOOVEIL—On, . November
eioteesth, by the Rev.. IL R. Fleck, tleorgo W.
Livingston, to 3i too Mary R: Baltzhoover, both of this
comity.
LONG t ID OR P—l( E.P.P.—On November twenty-
Ihrd, by the Fata9, George V. Longedorf, tb MWu Vir
ginia 1). Kopp, both of thbi , coanty.
iIEILIN ( I—TifOIANNN,--On the ninth Instant, by
•the Nev. It Nietfor, Mr..7ohn A: (lolling, of Iferriv"
blirg, and Mir) /no; S. Thomem; of North Middlolon;
DIED
STUART;—On Thlastlny, Docomlcr near
lobo Culbertson, von of W. ankLizzlo O. Stuart,
Ted 'ono year, 11 ill° MOlitilp and (doyen day.
CLARK.—At Carrollton Illinois, en the twenty-
ulntlrof Norember,Zobert-Y.-Clark,--fortnerly of this
place, In tho filly-eighth year of Ida ago. .
the twenty seventh ultimo, at her resi
dence In DICkIOIMII torrnship,Jllrs. 'Marls Line. In.
her nisi i-reeond year. .
A light has frotnnur household gone, -
• A vOlco.tio 4 lovod'ls stllica;-
A veld Is !eft in many beams,' '
That never can be filled. - • 7' ••
EMM
C AII LISLE ‘PILOIStICE 111ARIERT
Cnrliqh;, pocelber 15;48-60'
Family Flour.
Superfine do.
do RYE.
%VETTE WILEAT
II RD d 0.....
RYE
OATS,
CLOVIiRSISIID
TIMOTHY:it:EU 4, t
BARLEY*
70
..... ......45
""..? oo
50
2 00
BE
•
Gienet.F4 .Produce Ittarkiet.
.
--. Cnrifelo, Deeemberls, 1609. "
Corra.lted Weekly byl,Witliam Washmooil
BUTTB I, ' " 3511,CC0N BlIOULD . 11119"; 16
ROUE, ~. ", .. 10 BACON SIDES, ' . 00
GARB, 18 WHITE BEANS . -$ LO
TA 1.1, , ,w. . ' "'" B PABED•PBACIIEB, 20
B'2 A P,.. • ,: • SIONPAIIIIII PEACII4B 10
E E.... ,
BAVA N. ' 30 DRIED,APPLISS 4 308
IACON,IIeIII4 .18 RAUB -,,, • --, -',---, - • 3
JU ST. RECEIVED
full I.toSi at Nollonnof all kinds: Fargo line
Cblldron:u Mlsnes' and Ladles Worsted andlitorino
atxrently reduced prices. Marebants soul do
calling to sso for tkeinselves, at '
- -- COYLE
N 0.14 South ifanover Streit;
.-Carlisle, Toni Ca-
=MI
LAMPS ADD' GLASSWARE
Aid u it7ny prices.
lon of tholrml., ttl the lnrgo reattetion
of DAMPS AND ODASSWARII, Alao the largo
atoey. of 'loom:goods Mar x° aro now ofrerlng. Coal
011 of fuel qualify only, ninth' sound barrola offered
,
nt lowaat
Still 'leather rodoctlott in prico aeon: -
Vltiltgolphfa
_WOO setta__ol_.QuaerunruroLot - -24
plockt, Itocketl . up (roe, outi4ultrera4 at our .atoro at
Homo taloa. - •
BLATit t 50N
1011400.
Nritale, N.
THE ONLY REL ABLE ctrisE FOR
DYSPEPSIA. KNOWN IN THE,
:!:•••••••••••• WHOLE WORLD;
.1),-.1viernint's a coat A niorlegn Dyopopsfa Pills aid
Riau Trco TiwConnor 111'11 a poslthrd and'
corn, t,r ' •
~dyspopelaiet Ito most agirayideei (anti and'
.natter of how long stMullag. •
They polietinto the soeret abode of this terrible
dieeime,'and exteriidnato if rOotuaif Unmet', forever.
They oltorbite morn mcotlY and silent gunship- titan .
tong-no ran tell. , ,
Tliey aro noted for. ocirlitgAo, moot deoporatei and
hopeless CMI3(I, means mil to if
-ford roller. "'" -
No. form 'of. ,Bye'pepotai inditmetlou eau -motet
Da. }Ctertenr ' e tiot_p• pattrwting }lndic
Vino Tree .Tor ()orchid. It bribe,
priitelPhi of the'ilea Tree, obtained by a pa:
.culler precool In the distillation ot the ter; by which-
Ate highest 'Indio:II propartlos are retained. it leel'-
, arati-e,tim digestive' orgnos and reatorm tho appetite.
- It ht tho'dobl 11 tad ejotion.. it., purities
aid enrfehee the blood, and • "vixfitle frouthil ; eYsteta
the: eoiruption which. eercifola breeda'ou the
It di,l9ll'°.° tho wileue or Phlogee'Plaleb atone ,ind air
- pessagas yf the lunge. Ile healing, principle
upon' thi irritated Mu:foit 'of tho"'inuge and throes,
pondratin e to caeh'ditienied part; rCtieving' palti and
enhdoing inliamatian. • Is tho vault of years of
otudy and OiperlatOnt,
• 1.9 offorotl to thaahlictiid,
with positive aseuranoo of its route to,eure the
'looing - dlc'eaece, - If lirapithatit• ionedie;
Seynd a fecort to.lho menne.of 'corm ',Consumption bf
tho . Coup, gyre siliedat press
chitle, Llior Complaint , iillad end retailing
iethina; Who'opinit'hough, •
*tnidleel expert, holding honOroble iiollegidte
delptei_ititentiro.timntotheretandontion
,qf schools at' ihn.oince porlorir AieOetated. pith
,him ate threeMa:canning playelehipe of aakturcieledied
'eminenio;eShMislicAlieti era givo'n piddle title'
of charm., z
Thlaopporfunity fetp(f.qtpi hy . noother
t a
ettine front''tij• part oi ad.
will be plinapilyAnd iirittiallenttilytokiondidi6
Whorl) convenient reinittnitece Atlanta tat tin? '
ofprait e pr Peet OfTic?..orilifi.
Pclet; of Vilehart fit.i.wel , lAnnl),lipapila :11111, a
e 2. " ithli.h'itne'llhirrOaelptOrptitie; '
„riled of ipiehareP Mao tfrit'otii
goni $ >
nll ,owonyonblotor . u.iillonpllto tupirOoomi: • , i )
. L, 4,OAPIOLIABT, M. ID., •
• ' ' - - No. 282 Nortn Second street •
" •
g 2 °,4 Om
SPECIAL iv-Oircz
• , 'IG I 1„v FtyzLo •I NTS I
-- • lot- poop! ye got - t, ' Ot - t , through
o t,
t hair," bid ico Impro - 1 1 .'kith scetoto
o .. ad, and there : • eal grgAturderotul
p ti' oration ' Whenoy coo , tOmatalllO sedimmit
a ri. obo 'of the 4tlae. thttrUoir thko dia.'
gut og s tiff le . la4a ry tili4t - Yeat tit . Olson.
Thoy ask, therefore, for a harmless ocgotable dyo
and And It, pure and ollicaeldus, In Cristadoro's Ex
celsior Mar Dye, offered under the unction of Pro.
Aisttctifitaref ittaiscoo fh4tilt Stoliteliszi 'ltiothirig
drib, erius:"' / '''' / ''' /. 4 ' /
omarktadorethatirytuicargatixei,aus, ce.- acts.
like's charm on the hair after dyoing. ' Try it. i
P 6 1 1 : 3 1 1 , 4 .".r 0. ,- sw. 0 ,0 (", fia ..• ' PI ~ , '
IiIIANDRETE'S PITILS:"
Their great value, cot:Mita It: this i , 1 11:Uy moy
itil:Cd eb loiig dineivo affects iiity'Or lLo l orkO4v
of tho•body:: cud bj thus perm:verb g iu their .uso
Alo'dieoseo 7111, po purml, and the Ludy, reotovo4 to
houltp . , free from every talut,,ntid Impurity., Their
rePutatioli proves their 'nitwit.
'.. -•:'
, '..Thereas Stalth.,Ceraner and 2'i:tattoo of the, reace
,llnstinge-ou-theljgdson, ease Brandrath'e pp' cured
Lim of Dyrprpoia:and Ileartpuro, when every other
'modlciad lied fa ielleve Lim. dCrtlflrate dated
Apt, 2,1888.
ef:flaTannr„h;Geergi, asp he has, for
nearly fortyyearr,. tlecommingoa Inandrath'e
as a specific S.elloer fever; that Ito' navel; known
patient fo dio who took thorn for thin malady, being
otherwise 'round. ~ Tbeirproiopt gee takes nut of the
body these matters which feed the fatelliy,of . -tho
- Weep.% AB a goneyal family medicine; ho conshitia .
thorn for' In Adrian:9'43f 'all °theta; hint Mere ha
eptnkn fiomlorrunal experience of their 'qualities.'
fiLtNItNISPB 'and OATAIARLI_
treated arith tin 'utmost serer/it; iy J. luau,' M.
D.. and Profeecor of Diseases of the Eye:and Rar, (Ur
spOcia(iip) in the iiigicat,Cl - dlege of .reonsylocinti, 12
years erperince, (loraierly.of LoydOn, Nottard.)lNo:
'SOS Arch et.reet, '111111.4.' `TemilinOidela 7 Coa he moon
- at hit oldie: - The medical tactilty aro jailed to no '
compinr.their patients, as lie hag no aecreta to bla
pracNce..-Artitlatat epa losertralc9thout pain. Np
charge iornatuntoation. , ' • - -
OJnii dely ' • ' "
EkIPORTA_NT. NOTICE
Farmers, Jamlifeel and. //limy, can purchase, no
remedy e Mud
.to Dr. Tobitur' Venetian-Liniment, fOr'
the curs of cholera, diarrhoea, dyeontery, cronp,colle,
'and Boa "sicknesti, taken, internetliY—(leie perfoetly
harraleas; :see - oath accpmfetn3ing eaci bottle) and
cutler/laity, for chronic eherunat ism, headache, tooth.'
ache, Bore throat, cuts, bonus, swellings, bruises
petition's, tilos; Old song • panic in' limbs, Deck and
Tho Venetian Liniment' introduced In
11117,aud rid one used it but continue do
so,,mrtursttatlng,-1f it tens ten dollars a bottle They
would not,be without 'Thous:Mo o• certilleuten
MuiLe'seen at the - depot, speaking. of Its wonderful
ouiatitio2Propertles. Pricoi Fifty Conte and One
DollirO3old: by'. the Druggists and Storekeepers
throughoutthe United g Web. Depot, 10 Park Place
Now York. - 20nolm
inotletainuihe eniTeied for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of '
forithosake-of-sofferlog
butodnity, mud freo to all who need It, the receipt
For making the eimple 'irinedi by which bo's'ns
eared. *Holleran wishing to profit by sho advertis
er's experience can do so by addressing, In perfect
confidence, JOHN D. OGDNN,
No.id Codas St, New York.
•May7.oD-1y
JACOB ECUZITB--PCAr Sir: I have been aflUcted
for the last tap year. 'with the Rheumatism and
Gout. . Your Bitters' was recommended to me. I
tide need It, and I am glad to sa7 It has effected a
perfect cure In v in* abort time. Tberefore I re.
commend It to all parsons affilaod with the same
CUIOIIIOB. - I consider It the best Our In use for any
difease the bonito body Is sulect°,l to. • _
E. DaYouzia Philadelphia.
TO OONSIINI,PTIVES
: The Advortiser„ hiving boon rector ad to 'heat
In a tow weeks, by a very pimple remedy.. after hay
Tae snireied sovaial years 'with s, is . venii . lung affee s
Con, and that dread disease, Conernaptlon bianifons
to make. known to his tollow•aufferers the mantle o .
aura.'
To.. all who doel;e it, he will send a copy of tbo
'pressiiptioa 'used (free of thergo),ivith the direction
for irolparinieiiid naing tbo eattioombichihor will
Sad a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
_TiRObIOiIITISr-oto.--The-objecrof—thendrortioor in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and - spread information which ho conceivos te.bo in.
valuable; and,be. Lopes every aufforcr will try Lis
' remedy, am it will cost thorn-nothing and may prove
a blerslng. . . .
liarfleti wishing' tho prescription will please all
drew'
lEEE
. — RET. EDWARD.A. WILSON,
itrllltemetiurg, Mugs County New York
It.elves me pleasure to mortify tbat hlr. Itcheetes
Erma thuentsb In my optrdon' is purely tegetable
n Its esnerthition; sni an seellerkt tonic , belne
harmless In character/and not being an alcoholic
timulunt. ' • YLE 6 . TOOkTON, L.-111
.. 5 25
.. 4 60
.. 460
...1 10
„ .
TO THE CITIZENS OF CARLISLE
•
lIIEMSBEEM
The :UNION , FINN 0081/41 , 1k 'belog greatly In
'need,of fund{ to enable thein'to be of in tho
protervation of Property from dpetruction by flro, are
compelled to n9k the citizens of Cerlielo for aid, They
inee therefore Ootermieed to hold
A.' PAIR TN' RICEEM'S BALL,
during the approacbloglioliditys; mid earnestly se.
licit ;melt donations In.mtiney or goodies our frionda
may feel dismued to .contribute.
To the hulled we would especially 'appeal for. mete.
'Lance:. Any article whether for use or ornament, (n•
matter bow trining)) will be thnalifully receivoil, and
the donors gratefully ramonThercti. • •
It is now four rums since the Union Company bas'
been before the wublio fdr assistance. May we not,
therefore, kope that all, (young and old) will give no
their aid an d sympathy.
Donations eon be left 14 any time with either of the
Committee of Armngenwids, or at the Hail, from the
twenty-eccond of - December, until the close of the
Fair. ,
L. T. (int FNVIELD, CHAS. A .60RNMAN
LUTE. A. LINM„
E COPNMAN,' P.D. HAMPTON,
PHEAFFER, • " ff. WOODS.
Committeo of Arratgapente.
EOM
J.M. MASOIMEIMEI3:
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
PINE •QUALITY. ^OP TE A S, PURE SPICES,
QUII
'GLASSWARE,
r . A.at IL Y FLOU'R
BA LT..41.34D
i{ll6B OF COUNTRY'PLIODUCE
BOUGHT A,ND'S-OLD
lowniwzier coax= PITT AND PMPRINT STREBTS
—lexleo6o
CHEAP 'COAL 1 CHEAP COAL ! 1
NJ The subscrther ie prepared to deliver, by the
ma load, to Ihneburnersoind other trimmers along
the line of the Cumberland Volley Railroad, the calm
brated
HICKORY-SWAMP COAL,
at the lowest Possible miss for dub. '
This cool Is of stroll superior quality, and will bo
furnished naptlces'which will defy all competition.
The subscriber will' de f iror coal at Carlisle for the
r t
'follewlorpriWpoon of - .
.
Poo,' , • : Ea is
455 •
- • Stove, .• • , 5 66
N 66, 6 66
„ ,
And to other point. Of tko road ho will didlvor 1
.ntidlog of deducting tho oirouto in nniportlon.
GE 1W& ZINN.,
. ,
10eloc093m
. . . .
NTOTICE.—Noticil ',
is' ‘ lifireby given
.1.11 that ttie folios:tug - nomad perldise .bare filed
.appllcetiona her hotel, Ilquer, : restaurant, and, retail
ers' licerunw, under fits tetemt seta of ' riaaembly re-'
'sting thereto, In the °Mee of the Clerh,ofte Court
of Quarter deadens of Cumberland-coun t , which
said applleetiona will be presented to Bald sure, on
Monday, thajOth farcif 'Tannery, 190:,- : :-_,
Ito Weil Ward, CifiMo.
William H larria,s t • Heat Ward, Cdtllulo. •
Jsremlah Hannon •1; , • •
. William Boll,' ' I , lo* Cumberland borough
.!Jamru Irvin, .LonorAllow township..
•,'.. " ;', .ART4URANTO.
•Jacob,lllppla, Waal )liard,
Marla, Itraaelsoaa, ". " • "' • •••
'John G.Hoffman; •• :'Bast Ward, Oarllilo. ,••
Fraperle)c /Abbate, " " ,
' Pb77lllp Yritachp ' • " • '
Joimplialser„
Joiludill: Floyd; o ,* '
• William B. Ovai, •'• Nawrillo borotigh.,
, • William 8, Dunlap, " •,• .• '!'.
• L'lolin Orrie; • lifochantrablirg•boviiMb,
, lc fitallaki No allure topsl4,
Jabn Lati Mfg .
...lnanki Baker,. • Walton ••
„Aarktol ?haw; . 1 ; Mouth bilddleton town ship:
. merArams,
. Edwrira Shawer , o; 0 . 04.11,810 borugb.
- John - . •
• Eloilmnel -,lfeohanlobbortbolro,
' 'Jtzlitt 11. - Iller, ' .
' - . 1 1401 . 10111 . 0.11M1A11111, -
16deeQD ,r.
Clerk olquirtor.Seseletre:
, .
ERRORS OF YOLITII
JOHN T. KUHNS,
bonier hi
STONEWARE,
~..IyO3DEN,' AND
Tin,Lowwmii
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111CRIBLIWIIALE- OF .F2,I63ONAL'
JL 11t0P81111..4. Tuesday. JamstinpAl,--1570.u-rt
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'be jail, at pre utiolo, on the above day, at the
aonee of the, B. M. Kenyon, deceased,. on 91te
Walnut Bette* ad, flee miles west of. ellArDeleAtia
following pets* al proporty, to alp .Tirnt/
drabght, horse* - four milch Fowa, firie n i A l i wo WWI
wagon with... Ned and ladders, top bn sleigh. iotte
'tem plough', shovel plough, harrow. AM a daltutle.
trainr;Thains, mattocks shorolsoledges, cradles and
other articles.. Hey. 1 1 17 the ton, potatoes. bi the
bushel. Also, 11017138 OLD • AND KITCHEN' OR.
NITUHE, consisting of one fight day clock, bureau,
wardrobe, cook / stove, . and_ ftstures, two ten plate
stoves, beditoads and bedding, looking glasses, wash
stand's, chairs, tables, carpots two of which are now)
by the yard, and many other articles nuntaressau to
munition, Ord e. tesommenoo .4440 oskood g iet said ,
day, when attendance will* be glyon, - odd terms
mado known by - JOHN S. MUNRO, • ,
Executor of S.A l, Ketlyor4 - 4040401e1 'I
16d0t0918
NOTlCE.443ealed Preposals' will •• be
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recelred at this® °ce, until ten o'clock, a. m,,
onTiesday, Jinnety 18, 181% for Bitniehing' the
:treopk at Carlisle Barracks, Plntuiyleenla, with :the
hest
• rIPAMILY'FLOUR.,--".
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'kr manilla. from and Idler the tire! day of Feb
ruary, 1810,,0r tech less thole as. the .Codunlseary,
.General - offlobeistance, U. 0 Army, may direct. •
' Priposils' must' be • in' npileato; • and .eddoreed
." Proposals for, l'itimity /four f! and must - contaln the
names of two responsible persOns who will 'ffigp the
bonds, and Weenie responsible '
.for the faithful:per,
romance of the contract: • •
• Persons who bid are requested to be present at the
opening of the proposals. The Governinentresereei
the right to reject - any - (or all) bkrilihieh they may
consider unreassnable;er for, any . other standard
Firat Liantina.nt and Brergt Captain U. 8. Army,
' 5 'Gretna or,A. O. S., -
CARLISLE nAIitItACKH PA:, A
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R. IIcCARTNIIy, • •
MISS° ILI:S.
.1, LANDS
FOR SALE_AT PUBLICLAUCTIOY.
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'• On Saturday, December 1/01300, the undersigned
will offer for sato by auction s on the above day, at
the Court House in C'arlisio, at 10 o'clock, e..m.,
•
THREE THOUSAND ACRES
of very rich,' a...l'well timbered lands, attested In
Stoddard county, South • cast Missouri. In tract. to
suit purcilarcre.. The Iron Mountain Railroad runs
through this - region, and - Mur other railroad, aro
now Icing Inaugurntod, ono of which Ia under con
tract. Such opportunities for profitable Investment
seldom occur In any man's Malmo. Troll particu-
Tara will be given on dray of sato reapocting the *oft
and delightful climate or this togion; the character
of tiro soil, till; nod another surroundinge; or, any
cuo may call and obtain Information of the under.
al:ned, frills° Donis llouro.! ' ' • '
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WANT.ED IMMEDIATELY
$l,lOO or $2.,000 wanted imineilatafy, for iiz
months or one year. Conditions to suit louder. Call
st thin
led ecGO • ,
ESTATE NOTlCE.—Letters • 'testa
mentary on the estate of .Wlllianc Wise, late
et South Middiettn township, deCeased, having been
issued ty the Itegiste; of Cumberland county, t. the
undersigned, residing in south Middleton township,
notice Is hereby girim to or persons knowing them
selves Indebted to said estate, to make payment, and
those h;yins, claims to present, them„proparly au
thunitlented for settlement, to.
IndeciM WILLIAM_rasu:--
HOMER, COLLADAY CO.,
1,412 and IAI4
. 011ESTNOT stimsr,
PHILADELPHIA
ISSNAT DAIIRCIAINS TN DRESS 003b8
Taking advantage of the great depreeelon In We
elnosa, H. V. & Co., havo made
nntrNse i'URCIIASK3_ OF DRES.4 COON
*trt_thle umrkot for carb, nt
ENORMOUS , 'REMOTION-
Elolow the cost of Importation, which they nro no
opening, and will offer at a very slight advance.
Thoy duke to direct Fp e clal attention to title stock
nether with -their own . Jargcimportction, which
4Teneock reitzcod to . con:t4=pondlngly low flare, and
will be found the
LARGEST AND
,CIII4TEST STOCK
ever <Aired, Including Ten Cases Iliac mail Orson
Stripes, Cbeno Poplins, and
,711ohnlrit,
Variety of et3lenkettitn,lat 3714 e., worth
7Ge to sl.oo,._Tbfy Henry Worstt d
Serge; In the fashionable
dark Wide' for suits, 50c
Fine 411 Wool , kniprees Clothe, In
.01 colore r including tho very &Arable
Rball4 (Tr 'Nroiy Mr, for nilitr, !C.c. Splemild
Quality Bilk Servo, In all 'colors, 78c. 11141 Brach
NTLINS, AUK ♦ND WOOL,
very Lanelsetaci goods, 75,ren le.
FRENCH ROLL POPLINS, all Bilk and Wool, 8734
SYTRA TIRAVY WOOL POPLIN CORM Cnr Raft
rig Drosses, $1 25
GdCLODSI
REALT_ES'FA.TE FOR SALE.—The
LOT known as the "BRECKINRIDOR LOT„"
situated on Weet Louthor streetju the boniugh of
Carliele, being 150 feet In width, und 500 feet in•depth,
extending from Main to Louther street. •
. • 1113•111I011 PARER; • •
' • • 1i0.20, West Mein otreet
odecOntit
Pll.O C L orods the
Iron: James H. Graham, Preeldent Judge of the
several' Courts of .Common_Pleas, of thecountios of
Cumberland,-Perry, and Juniata, and Justice of the
Boron& Martel' of, Oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Delivery In said couutlee, and the Don. Thomas
P. Dlair , phd the Hon. Hugh Stuart,' Judges of the
Courts of Oyer and Terniiner and General Jail Deli*.
cry for the trial of all capital and other offender+, In
the'eald county of Cumberland, by.thelr precept tome
directed, dated eighth of tiovonibor,lBoo,have ordered
the Court of 'Oyer arid Cinheral ali 'TleUiery..,to' be
Bolden et Carlisle, m the tenth of January, 1870 1 bit
ing-the second Monday, n'elock in the fbranoooif.
Noticolehereby.glvon to the CoroneriJustices 4)4
'the Poste, and Constables of the said county of Com.
becloud, that they are -by the said peyote oem.
mended to be thou and there In their prosier polsotuv,
:with their rolls, records, and inquisitions, exatplaa.
none, and all other remembrances , to do than, things
whidiP to their offices appertain to be done,viad all
theme' that are bound :by recognisance* to prosepnte
against, the prisoners that pro or thou phell,b•-let the
Jail of held county, are .to bo them 'tO prosecitte them
'7oe.O..TROMeBOH Sheriff. a
saran's OrnON, Wilds, • •• • • ' •
DecemberD, 1809. •. I
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15ROTA15NOTARY'8 110 i
ties Jo berehigiverr. that Abe ,followlak
counts havo hobo filed •in the Prothenotarr'•
for examination, and will be prerninied .to the Court ,
of Common Plea s Cumberland tannin for, cotter,
mationonvWedneedaY. Jahnartll;lB7ol4
1. The account, ,of , Eliall 1 100 k, owillimo o of , Jacpb
'Walemith. under deed ofvoluntary 'assignment.
2..Thearit and Anal, account of . John M.. Wad ,
bunk assignee of fl F...lhong, under deed of:.volun•
tau asalguniont., " W.' V. CAVANAiIaff.
Odeooo .•, •• • -• TrothatOtall.;
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G? .4 0 . 13 NiaVE3 !
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4NOTHN..R GRAND T; s DATENING
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Touri cru'
'laving' trtkon , advnotagn bt .thn gKent . .:tloylll;e In
prlces . ln the city, we have 'telate large' addllham to
alit a tock of .
I 'Dit'ESS GOODS,
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:In ovary yarlfdy and alyto, , at ranch priers an NIII:nq
tonlah n.ll hi 'search of I:waning
D Q 21.11,19 T (7 . Q 0:P.,3
lOWer rates' tiled nsndl. 116 st quality' Un
bleached Mulip only 16 canto; very good, full yard
wldo, only lWe'cimiti;' Tory best-004 w,, only 123>j
”.!:its, apt other : D9rnetro AB clump In pr:44
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covEnt,ms - I
'FANCY BLANKETS (fur Buggy Rugs?
VERCAiATINGoor:ereiy . Errailo . gind A . / wkly.; ill
great lyrgaina
DLOTIIN AND CAMIdtERES.,
FURS!
D., D.' TAYLOR,
We hare made special niTangototx with
Fur house, to keep us supplied with n IR
piy of FURS, doting lho sensOn, Or all
4unlities. Handsome sr UR or Mink; Sable
of all otherkintls of Fun veg . cheap
LADIES' CLOAKS, NEIT ST-YLEk
SHAWLS! 1 I
Much's:miler the -rates early — lst r the season. All Slie
now styles of
WOOLLEN GOODS,
IToodi, Caps, Chlldrona' Shcks nml Cirenlarw, ritittm,
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Please ,Ao not full to give us a. will brfore
your pureluoieß, Ga wo aro - uoderdOling airy Italian 10
Um county
19noOft
J . G OALLIO,
cAn.LlsvLt, PENNA.,
Thu HATTER. of Carlisle I
The latest etylerij dirt received!
Tho bloat always on hand! I
BILK HATS from tbo best - Maim facturun 1 II
J. G. CALLS° wisbei to roll tittention to Ills hag
stock of
HATS AND. CAPS
He mantifutprivi Hats to order, end bee tho Litt
arriuigomonts for,' colothlg OurOg
- and Overcoats, at short :stake
The blgLoet 01811TRiCES'pald for
COUNTRY FURS
.ErOITZ 11151 A CALL."I.4
NO 20 MAIN srmimr
lOsepoo
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANOYMENT.
Monday, Noyombor 22;:1869
' GREAT TRUNK LINE FllOll THE North, and
North(West for Philadelphia, Now York, 'loading,
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon,
Allentown; Easton, Ephrater,'Lltla, Lancaster, Col
nmbla, Ae., Ac.
. 'Trains leave Harrisburg for New York AR f 011014:
2.30,5.86 and 9.10 a. Y. , on 1 12.20 node, aud2.os and
11.00 P. X connecting with similar trains on Penn-
Sylvania 'tall Road, and arriving at Now York at
10 16 a; r, and 12.05 noon. 3.35 0.35 and 10 00-r.
and 0.00 A. respectively. Bleeping Care aerom
pony the 2.30 and 535 A. nod 12.23 noon trains
without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Tetteviile, Tama
ous, lillnersville, Ashland, Shamokin, .I.lno Grove.
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 0. u.; and 2 55
and 4.10, P. U. the 2.55 train stopping of Lebanon
only; the 4.10 P N. train Stopping at all stations,
and making couneetions for Plilladolphla, Nita.
{Mlle, Columbia and nil intermeditts station. be
tween mild p{ints only. For Pottsville, Sohaylklil
Haven and Aiikl,Mru, via flehuyikill and wig u ehauna.
Railroad: leave Harrisburg at 240 P. 24. • • •
Returning: LOPATA Now York at 0.00, A. /I 12.00
nest, 6.00 and 8.00 P. u., Philadelphia at 8 15-a. tr„
.and 0.80 -P , 4l.—liieeplog - eara - apoompany - thu - 000
tr., 5.00. and 8.00 P. U. traine twin Now York.
without ehange. • '
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Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.30
u., connecting with similar train on Haeti Penn
sylvania Railroad, retnniing from Reading at 6.35 P.
1114atoPplog at *II Stations. ,
Leave Pottsville at 6.40 and 0.00 A. U., sled 905 P.
Ilertidoo at 9.30 A. Is., 13hamoklu at 6.40, aud 10.-
40 A. 11'.. Ashland at 7.05 . A. u ,and 72.80 noon, Ta
maqua at 0.83. a. u, sod 2.20 r u,, ter Philadelphia
and Now York. ..
Leave Pottavillovla Salmi!kin an d Buoquobanni
Rail Road at 11.16 a, li,for_llarriOnrg,and.ll.RAlVß -
Rii - Pitilarimr arid Tien:writ. ' • ' •
Reading AcOoMmodatien Train ' lawns Pottovillo
At 6.40 A. V. puns Reading' at 7.30, A. at., arriving
at Philadelphia.nt 10.20 A. u. Returning, Marco
Ildiadolphia, at 4.45 P.m., paining. itoading at 7.40,
P. u , arriving at rottsvillo at 9 30 P. it.
-Pottitcrivn Accommodation Train, Marini Pate.
town at 6.46, A. it. roturoing loaves Philadolliblani
.colurobLa Rail Road Trani leas, Readlog . at 1.16
A. It., and 0:16, rt w: for . IVldata, lAnhaator
Columbia. &a. • ••
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Porkiontoullailltokd Trains leavoYertioraen June.
lion at 9.00.4. M, and at 3.10 and' 5.70 P. m.,,return
lug, leave Tchivonksvillo at 010 and 8.12 A et., end
12.45 noon, connecting with trains on
Reading Rill' Road. ;
. Colobroekdale Railroad trains loavo Pott:town at
848 A. IL, and 0.20 T. tr. for Mt. ploasant,, arriving
thorn 10.20 A. At. and 7.20 P. w., returning, , leave
ldt: Pleautif at 700 and 00 I.lh. Connecting with
shinilar trains on Resding'Rall Itoad... . - • ,
plunder' Valley Railroad trains Ware llridgetiort at
'0.50 A. IL. and 2.05 and, 5.02 P. Tatar:ring, leave
, Downlngtowit at 0.28 A. 11,12.45 noon, and 8.16 P.-10.,
connecting with traineetilloading Rail Road.'
On Sundays: Leave New York et 500 and 8.00, P.
ah, Philadelphia at 13.00,A: 839 P. m.;(the ; B.oo
A; at. train Taneln4 offiy to Bonding,) leave' Pettit.
villa at 8.00 A.m.; arrlebunr a c 6.05 A. M. CIO
11.00 P. m.,; and Reading 12.45; midnight, and 736
A. m. for Haurlaburg, at 7.20 ‘A.,, i 14.„ and 12.56 Mid.
night, (Sr NowYorP, and at 9.40 k. M. and 4.25 P.M.
PAlladilnlals: • !•' • .• .
Commutation, Mileage, Season ,Sohoolnnd SXmir
stma'Tlokots, to and from all polUts,attneluted rattle.
YWauagdielked thrtought 'lOO pounds allolrsl path
aulupongot. • • • .
811 pOLL 5 ,. 0 1 0 4.0 1 710L; ,
Reading, 2.., *ovambor 22, 1809. . ;
7 247409 :,.• • ' ;; '• . • kit
•Otbitie.
Plot , untaborland , Founty, to ;want. olkarter
Into Oration PS be' known no n•tho ' Mckinnon
aloe hapoh” and If noaulp,cleht newton la ohown-to
the contrary, the eihreourt the nett tom',
Jamul MO, decree; and' doblare I.th4t. thyper •
was ac. luaoclatod . 6411 become and bon' corporation,
•or body politic. • • W.PV: CIATAN'AItiOth.
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The inliseilberfinvillg opened n
mus.re ,91'01tE,
at No. 11, west Main Street,
CARLISLE,
would 'call the nttenlion of tho public to his lugs
lumortniont of •
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
nmoug which &111 l foinvi clot, of
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'AND ELEGANT PIANOS,
manufacium.l by the', celebrated Schocmelior4 Co.,
of Phllailelphht. A 11mIleil number of thee. 'now
Planes will be fur It1)1 , IT, awl ihe rent will be 9.llqired
port payment f r tame In case of puretuute.
Thin arningembnt the purchase Calf, by
giving thou fur 1,33 Mont, and will allow opportunity
of trolling the Itnitramellt be Awn pnrattslng. kood
SECOND_ HAND PIANOS
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for nolo or rout, at trrow to 1110 HMOS:
Cull and OXIIIIOIIO !lionim)ivtlier your wink to not
SILVER: TO NO II D ORQ.A'NB
and
-- '~f - P - L 0, - 11 - 1; - O - N-3 ~
front the wt 41.1 renowned mennfitetory of E. P. Nevi
hitn & Fon; (formerly Corborl & Needham). The
cheandit and beet In the %weld, end tililVarranted aai
kap) lu order la) , toyed f for 11 e yeals. Altu ' •
VIOLINS,
GUITARS
, ATICIOI DEON 9,
FLUTES;
SbRAT AtUEEC , AND ht 18IC;B00B9,
.4ißillraS OF' ALL KIND.'9I
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ntvl vorythlng apperiolnliig.to Ilkoznialc bslaoaro.
.!'Old rhinos; litilodooni; and .Orgamitidoati
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411 kitide of IOW!.
• -Call cimioxrun Ina my lack aul Tum. imre I
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NO, • 11, IVEST 'MAIN STREET,
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