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The pußillcfl 3 leasaut Zlall school,. in
South Middleton' Township, pregdided
their:teacher, Miss.Lide C. Fleming with
"an elegantly bound copy of Webster's
bin - I:bridged Dictionary as a Cbristinas
present. We are always glad to record
a thing of - this hind, showing, as it does,
that tli6efibits'4ii 'good theher arc ap
preciated, mid believing that itstimulates
both pnpils and fettelier to 'renewed' ef
'forts in their several spheres.
ICI
OHO nuisaneq
_them is iu town that
should bo' stopped, 11oys are ikelatiaa
.4lly fskating ou our %pavements to the
annoyance, and often clangor, of pedes-
trians. ' Only I.lrq other day we heard of
one lady that woo 'twice thrown, by boys
not thisbe done away With.
:?caplet fever still continues' to loge in
Mir town.: The cases are as,mning a
frequeneY and malignity that is beemn,
ing alarming. We do not. know the
number of deaths the past week; lint lot
a town aunt size they ore a great 1111111-
ben A good spell of real old fashiimial
void Feather would. speedily abate the
divease, but the ehangealile weather we
are now loving is, very had.
The alarm of fire raised ini last Satin
day morning was caused by a heti, in La
ley's row, in the alley between North and
',outlier streets, taking fire. The bed,
together with some of the furniture of
the room, was. Consumed, awl had the
fire not been speedily checked the e,mse
quenees might have befit very serious,
the buildings fulineent being entirely of
frame.
Quite a number of strangers are seen
upon our streetri this keel attetuliegthe
court Of quarter sessions now being held.
The trial list is rather 5.110111, and it is
possible that court may iudiourn - ber::re
the week is coded.
Subjects for local matter. are nut very
numerous, and our friends throughout
the county forget to send us notice of
events transpiring in their neighborhood.
To all who arc willing to keep us posted
in Ideal matters we would make this or,
fee : We will furnish volt with roper and
stamped envelopes tosend your communi
cations with, and will gtve you a copy of
the Herold free of chargd. Those who
will accept this oiler will please Nv rile and
inform us, when the paper and envelope ,
will lie sent to their address. •
On Tuesday night a party of burglars
forced open the front doors - of the grocery
atore'of ('over & Beshore; entered, and
robbed the drawer of .ss,i.oo, besides help
ing ihentselves to toba ceo and other ar
ticles.
John M. Zeigler, representing himself
to.he from ewr,ille, Cumberland county,.
was arrested last evening on a charge of
attempting to pass counterfeit money on
Joseph Strouse, of this city. „Ile .offered
a twenty dollar rioto—nu the Natiimal
Bank of Comme'ree, Now York. The
note is SIM ilaf to these passed on a !aim
her of our business men by the Aliens,
0110 are taiw.seri:itikarm in the peni
tentiary. The defondank.was commit ted
to prison until this Mont illgPaCil. 111S111
.a further hearing, Ire was rrcouuniltod
for trial at..the next !I'M! td . 1,110 - Ibtr
isburg _
Tlie s_pecialservices,,,in the interests of
the Reformed Sabbath School and con
gregation, designed for the Christmas
season, hut deferred because of the Pas
tor's illness, will take place on next
r 11 - .W -- ;V OF-
ship. Rev. Thos. O. Apple, D.D., of
Mercerslairg, and Rev., Aaron Line
" hangh, A.M., of lieading, Pa., will be
present, and deliver addresses on the QV'
ravioli. The friends of the Church are
cordiallS , invited to he prevent. A col
lection, in behalf of the Orphans Home
at Womelsderf, will lie talml, and a lib
eral MR ponso'is
- %us ,
The Velocipede school is again in lull
blast. Young gentlemen are trying to
IMeolim familiar Avith the art or presery
Ing a balance, two, wheels, and are
4 .suceeeditig admirably. llope soleo
them—say about three-fourths—will gel.
skinned shius—so that this nuisance may
he stopiced.
For sorectime past, seVeral.young girls
have been in the habit of interfelii)g
.with the,floor bells and knockers of the
houses along the streets in which they.
almost nightly pass. These parties arc
well known to a number of the citizens
of the town, and the Sooner they cease
their Mischievetts practices the br,
because they are liable to a prosecution
for every offence, and might find them.
Helves lodged m tlio large hotel With'sand
stone front, kept,by Sheriff Thomson:
The Star of the Valley comes to 110 hi a,
new dress, lookink very much improved:
Mr. Linn, who has for a.long time filled•
the editorial chair, retires, and Mr..ldor
row, the publisher, undertakes the dou
ble duty 'of editing and puhlishing. We
regret Mr. Linn'e.leaving the editorial
fraternity, but as he states that ho,is al
lured from it by more remunm•atiye pur
suits, we eongratalatci him, on his good
fortune; and after goed bye to him, cor
dially welcOme his successor. May pros
perity 'Wend botli in their new. posi
tions. . .
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ditr . , friends throughout the county
have been favoring' the ffei'tiltlstablisji
, Mont f‘iiitit an unusually large job
' king ..patronage. We lfave_ largely - in
creased our faeiliQss.„„for executing job
' and book printing, and—have within The
fast siiwoeki, doubled our force of prin.
tersiinenmbers, and made almost don
ble time besides.' Our ghtalilisliment is
noiiinuclitholgest of any in tile county,
and we are Making arrangements still
' ' further to increase Our capacity to .do
, work. We hope , 4111 to:increase the very
large - patronago,witlf wbtch We have re:
• •
Arrangenimitsaroranidlylieing effected.
. to make file' 9bOd Will Fair, .which
numes-- the • latter , part of the prom'
mepth, attecess...,r The voluntary. contri-,
• bastions Have been, hoth - numerous and
liberal, and cOneinsively preve that our
citizens are'-willingliPazsist Mir
All Atributionkare ver3; - thaMifully, re,
eared rind gratefully acknowledged, and .
. maybe left i:4;llby's store or at th
' Good .
We: are'glad to b'e' able to say that since
our.eonnectioa'with.thii papor our circa=
lattbriSigts been s(eadilY. ifterhstng.
our many kind frierali3.that have nidatiß
in this
~M atter Ave 'rotuin thanks, and
hope?thatAlloir efforts M our belmlf.4ill
nooeftse so long as there is "a family in
their neigitherhood..that . is Imithout ,
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REgC , O.I 7 WV.LE.E4T.
ihcimitoripl.the :
Tho following letter vas written at a - -
time whon an army was being raised and
organize( in view . o , t.ance,.,
Aliffing the; of tito
Adams. Colonel Thoniati L. Moors, (111 - 0
'grandfather cif the late Thomas M. Will
-q4,-Ar-Plaidelphia,) had command' of
the Tenth ITegiMent 'and thd Majors
wove -William Ilenderiton and George
Stevenson, all of wlioin had served in tho
Revolittionary' War.; ..Major Stevenson,
had command of all the recruiting service
lin the State, west of the Alleghenies..
Major General Alexander Meatiombs was
Ili* commissioned in the artily as an En
sign, reginl'ent, at this time ; and
General Hugh Brady as a Lieutenant, at
tho same time, iii tie slime .regimpnt
Carlisle Barracks, 11th April, .1800..
Sill enclose you an extract from
the general orders of March the idth, on
the-recripFrif - wdrielt pea-- y onivi 11-
Mardi Ftli all the detachments, or re
cruiting parties under your command, to
this place, logelliet with all the public
stores which may lie in their possession .
I have ordered in all the recruiting par
ties on this side of the mountains,.....,Tme
of which will arrive this 'day. I expect:by ,
Got. bore's orders'. Capt. I WI": is on
his march from Philadelphia. 1 have
directed Lt. Swearingen td come on with
the recruit:: from Bedford ; this should'
have been through you • •lats my mish. -
which 1 sun sure yon will approve of, is
to have as many of the regiments to
gether ;is possible before we march, 'and
it is probable thbse on the west side of
the mountains will not arrive li . ere iu
time ; as Clem Pinckney has written that
he wishes us z to lie at Ilarper'sFerry by
the first of - May, - if the weather should
be fine ; if not., as soon after as would
lie consistent wills the health of the
troops. Should we march from here be
fore you arrive, you will be informethof
it in due time. I have detached Lt.
Lee with thirty Men, to Ibtrper's Ferry,
to make gardens for ns ; and •he in fur
nished With all the garden seeds we could
procure. _ Xlll this I am doing.without
the advice of Col. Moore; as I have not
sten him since the beginning of .lannary;
expect, however, to see hint shortly, and
that he has while in Philadelphia exerted
himself to proaire such things as may
lic'heccssar3• for tho konifort and con
venience of the reg‘t. You cannot e'on 2
ecise how happy I would be to see - you.
I. have had difficulties enough to encoum
ter this winter, but I hope 60011 to have
good,assistance
I .un sir with great respect.
Your oliedictnt litunbto servant,
M. IIENDErtsoN,
•
--major Comma tiding Otb-U.
Gl:omit: STEVENSON, 3r fajor 101 h lteglt )
U. S. A., Pittsburgh.
Court met on Monday—Judges Gra
ham, Stuart and Blair, being present.
Although the slim attendance
-of specta
tors was noticeable, it was a remarkable
circumstance, ilia the entire Grand Jury
should be - present at, roll calk and that
thc; TiiitveMeJury should fail
to pat in an appearance. There aro no
casts or special interest before the Court.
In the Quarter Sessions, there will be lint
_few trials, and those only the lighter
class' of misdemeanors. billing the trial
of the civil cases, the Grand Jury were
n session, and up to the present, , 6me
have - returned lidlowiug bills . J 0 the
'ourt, :
Colmiminvealth vs. - David _ I en
.bangh—Fmstivati.,ll- basiardy—True
hill.
• Cumillonwoalth vs. charle4 illiams
and Zachary Taylor-- - Larceny— -True
bill.
Cuiimicimvealtli Atigtishis Richey
:ma ballery--Trtic bill.
( . MIIIIIOII NVC:lith t.s. 11;i11i:ffil'
17,:irceny--1 rue bill.
Ct.iiinien wealth vs. Raphael Jllllll,llll—
(.(•ny yin!! stolen, goods - tie
CollllllollWealt II Vs. sIiQS \‘'arden—
Obtaining money under fnlhe pretences
I iiii. bill
('orninoulreal 01 vs. Be'lljallllll. garner
I ---Burglary—Ent e.l 'mg 6110 p 19 coopnit ;
felony,Trui , bil
Cominonwealtfl vs. Itielmrd Noble and
John AN'ilson--1611.d.a.ryand lareony - Not
;a-true bill.
C'nnnnnnueallh vs. Spahr—As
saalt.'ail lttler3 Nut a true hill—Au
gustus lti,hvy, the ra'o:ieettlor, ib pay
costs. •
C'ennnonwe;ilth vs. Jarnem il'arden—
Ol;taining ilioney and false pretences—
tic bill
C'oninionlvealth vs. .lulln Stoner—A~
sault and battery—Not a true bill, and
Margatt Steiner, proseentrx, to pay tl.e
IZE
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Boyer
roaster, Bowermaater and, lii
rain Boivermaster---A.ssault and battery
with intent to kill—True bill.
The following disposition of the apses
for trial on civil list, for first week, was
EMI
Crawford for use vs. J. S. Sterrett
A. 10, April tem, 1862—Dybt—Settlec
—Henderson & Hays forplaintiff--Weak
ley & Sadler for defendant.
• Same. vs. Woods— . No. 11, April term
862 Debt-- Sottled , --Hentlorson & Hays
or plaintiff—Penrose and Toad for de-
findant
Same vs. D. Sterrett—No. 27, Apri
term, 1802-Debt—Settled—Henderson
& Hays for Pkrintilf—Todd for defendant.
Klink vs. Patton. et . 18, No
vember term, 1865, , Trespass vi of arrnis
—ln this case defendant-sold property
claimed by plaintin; in hands of
,plain
titi4s ,agent,for the agent's deld., • ;
the question as to whether the goods
were those of pliiintiff, or of his agent, is
the ono to be determined • by the ejury— .
Jury out—Penrose aial Maglaughlin for
plaititiir--Sadler • and- Hepburn, -- for
defendant. • . t
Leeds vs. 'Western Union Telegraph
Company—No. 2% punutry.term, 1897
Hebt—yontltated 7 -Ponyose, Henderson
. 'Hoyt , fir plaintill•—Sharp for defend
ant.
Zimmerman & T,eseure . Beetem Ss
Bros.—No. 120, August' term, 1807---
Debt—Tontinual—Lee, Wealcley, Sadler
and Sipitli for plaintiffs,—Penrose for de-:
fentlants.
11*er. vs., IClinefelter and Ithe'enii—No.
220, August term, 1807—Appeal by, de.
'fial:vat Ilhean--:-Judgme'nt confessed by
defendant "them to plaintiff• for ninon nt
of debt and costs liillei for - Olaindff—
Smitlt `Mr defendant.
5:1;
November I erni,4lB'o7 l 4,Secl P MC idr•Leon
tinned--Miller for 'Pla ti fli—Penrosti and
llermarr fOr defendanti. •• • •
flontner vs. Young-No. GO, : January
term, 1868-lepleVin-fettled-limurich
for plaintik-z-,Penroseflu defendant.
F3tuart , a Executor for use vs. Woods=
N0.'.115, January term, 180-llelitl-iliet
tled-Ilepturn ro . rplainaff' , --. l ronroseanil
Todd for defendant:
,
TA° criminal list wax then taken up.
Weliq'giVeltilll'oport next week. •
'Licenses were granted to Of the
ants, as hotel and'resianranticOpors,
We beg inclulgenie lorl the numerous
errors which rlppeared in our last
and also for tiie lnektor JIM aSUa\ anieUnt
of editorial and local matter. OM dUties
are somewhatmulttfish. Iy. a I . ey
kasionalV.conflict. Last week
,Was ono
of those Occasions, and the ethisequenee
Was there was neglect enough to ouf
diitie'griieirtify TEO oonsidenthly. ,
We Lnvc hoWever gOt ourhand in again,
and we will endeavor to keep thhige ht .
proper shape hereafter. W© notice
our cotemporarieitweboastinihow much
they intend accomplishing hi this present
year dr grace—how much they intend im
proving their journals, and what tremen
dous 'ellforts they intend putting forth to,
give their readers about a hundred fold
return Jar their subscriptions—and 'we
give them much credit for 'their good in
tentions tipd endeavors.. We - will duly
promise to do the very best of oar some
what limited ability, but we make the I
promi.seALgoolL
keep it. •
lion. John Scott, United States Sena
orx this State, ; has oar thanks for pai
d! dbeinnpnts.
Again we would call the attention of
our readers to the announcement of the
first lecture of tbe course On to-morrow ,
Priday, cvening." - Da Chaffin, th• Afri
can explorer, will then speak, as we be
fore have mentioned. We feel confident
that no one \Vho bas ever heard of him,
through his works, or by reputation, Will
neglect this opportunity of seeing him
face to face, and Iteai• him give the ex
perience of those years of travel, explora
tions, and danger, spent in opening up a
country so long _unknown, but' now
through his and other's exertions, being
gradually brought out of the darkness
that has shrouded it, and awakens more
and more of the public attention, as it
becomes better known and more clearly
defined. Lot every one who, can attend,
be present, for it is a chants seldom offered
us, and will cause us many a regret if wo
pass it by-. We are happy to announce
this connection, that a new and very
pleasing ifoature will IM introduced, add
added to the - evening's programme. AL
most every one attending leoturos and
public assemblies of a like kind, are frc;--
fluently at a loss to know how to pass
the time that elapses from taking their
seats until the lecturer makes his ap
pearance. To obviate this, and fill this
interval pleasantly, the services of the
grand orchestra of Carlisle' Barracks,
under the leadership of Prof. Hold, have
been secured, and for half an hour pre
viouS to the lecture, :Till give some choice
selections from the compositiOns of cele
brated composers. This will-increase'
still more the attractions of the evening,
and certainly add much to its enjoyment.
The committee will undoubtedly bave
the thanks of the public, for their un
tiring efforts in - their behalf, and their
wishes to instruct and please. Lecture
to cominel;ec at eight o'clock.
111A.1111,1ii4 flie.)
The i)a,,t session in the HollidaysbUrg
Seminary .has been the most successful
of any' since tho institution' began: Sue ,-
cess, in hard innes, is not a bad test.
iiitinvr AI: TION SA LI
VC WOO bl ask every person to attend
s sale and get your dry gogds at their
NOW is the time to save
MECO
geo'advertNement of W. C. Saw
'pi' Cmunioneing .Tantiary; 12,
eeo.
A CARD
I have This clay assniiiated with tae, ae
iartner in my business, Mr. J. P. Bis-
1111(4.q . the name and title ,if H. FAas
Intl & ch. The books of the late firm
are ill my liarag for collectiOm Thank-
Lt my friends and the public for past
nonage, ice bepe by strict attention to
tsincss to merit a continuance of the
11. SAxToN.
(1 . i.t11 ()
W A NTED
N girl to do gener4l Loma-work—one
LhaL can come well recommended. None
Other need apply. OTIC from the country
preferred. Enquire at this office.
f k izoriff IL B. f ()RN rid CH.
THL'H amprre 7RLI L
A futi report of the most interesting
and important case is now ready and can
be obtained at this office. It contains
the-entire testimony in the case, a full
account of all the proceedings up to this
time, with a sketch of Dr. Scho3ppo and
31iss Stchmeelce. The hook will ho fur
nished at the following rates
. One copy,
Twenty copies',
Fifty copies,
Qua hundred copies,
Address,
lIERA7.I) OP - kit:Ey
Carlisle, Pa
The warehouse on the corner of Main
and West streets, with siding attached,
and now occupied' ,by Henry Herkness;
is for rent. Apply to _
CATHCART.
23deflft tt
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NVe, the undersigned coal - dealers'
wishing qt all times in 4cep the pie:
of coal as low or lower than our neigh
boring towns, do represent that our
coal purchases having to
month,
paid in
cash on the si;(th of every month, and
the railroad tolls on the same being
cash before yctivin it, we do licrohy
give notice .of. our inability, to give
credit on the .same; and therefore, on
.and after this dale all coal sold by us
will have to be cash on delivery.
BoshrAt & • Brtr, ,
Al 11. 144 6:1..
IfFIETEM &
.• : S. M. .1100 yen
" lthle3t,
ITIE TRICE OF COAL AN!) 110 W
era'}
The committee appointed by the Amer
' ican Institute to examine into the. merits
of the various coal burning.stoves, "havt,
-reported-that;t ftorinaking-a-thorouglt
examination of the various stoves, and ,
testing them thoroughly, both in refer
ence to economy and heating power, they'
have found tho Anierican.Base Burner!,
'(manufactured' in this ' city), to :be ,the
most econoMical, and the most powerful
heater : —some of
.the Leith showing that
this: stove conslinied Full one-lialf less.
fuel than the others, and in eyery.case
gave much more heat:" Is it not better
to get the above named_ stove . and avoid
the groat wasti) of coal"--'Alb any ,/infek
cr6ocker. . , " •
:These stovefi are, for 'sale; by . • William
Fridley, Bak Louttmr street; Carlisle, Pa.
'A Photograph Galliry, Avenues Wished
alit doing a good business can ho bought
cheap for cash, if applied for . soon. C_ ail
on or address
' Carliolo, Pa.
DRY 000D$.,
GOOD ' NEWS
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ANOTHER' GRAND OPENING
CI II; NT RA 1,
_DRY GOOPSILOUSE.
Haying, taken advehlege of the great decline iu
prim it :the city, wo llava noolo largo uddittona to
I=ll
DRESS GOODS;;
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In utery variety and alyli., at ouch Was as Will all
D 0 AT E - A5
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T-I 0 0 0 -
-- tm1111111Trifoorch•of boranino:
At much Nye!' rates than wino]. best U.
blenched Hullo only 10.1 cents; very good, NH yard
only 12 , - ; ; ct.titx; vary bent 'Callow, only 12N
Louts. /11111 1111.,•ther 'honest lcx tut chpap In prolibr
I=l
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FANCY BLANKETS (fur Bslggy Bugn)
OVERCOATINU, of uvery grade. owl variety, lit
gre•Ill bargal.
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For alms' and boys' wear
FURS
We have umde epeelul turallgomentx ulth u.tinst dare.,
For !bou•t', to keep us linppliod with a Nwprelor sup
during die twason l of nll grader! and
quallti.. iiiol.lll9 spelt, )(Ink, 800, awl auttx
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LADIES' CLOAKS, NEW STYLES,
SHAWLS! II
MAN the tatty .0y 10 the weevil. All )11
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lir 0 0 L 1, EN 0 ODS,
Childrolme Mitten
CARI
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Pklute tto out foil tu itto ti roll befinu making
Lei• lit w,drrerlliug any Loon 1
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LEU)ICLI & 31q,LER
MED
E STATE OF GEORGE W. SHEAF
VIER, &crwed —liming been app .iteted mob
tor, by the Orphuine Court of Cumberland county,
to make Alen-Motion of the balm., ht the hoods of
It M. liondemon, Eon , mid Pr. Andrew Nobinger,
ez ecutore of George W. r lwaffor, late: of the borough.
-of 1 2 arlUsler decennial, to-and - Amirgirtheliiirkliitif
enfitiod thereto, now, thrrofore, rafts /10IICE,
That Ilion! /Mood to the dui lee of my appointment,
an auditor, alio - could, at any lo the borough of
Carl fole, ma Thursday, the twenty-sett-nth day of
January, A. D. 1810, n t 10 o'clock, a to., when and
a here all permits biteroeled nYa request. A to attood,
and reine.ent lint it accent hitt
tilt! ,I 'lt
lIOE AND liAl . STORM FOR BALE.
intilernigned, whose time is wholly taken
op by his dullos to the terlis'e Shur Company, will,'
In eunsequenro thereof, sell his Store, situated on the
north east terser of tho radio Pg 111,13, whore he Las
done a eneressful business for tunny years. Ton sot
Istnetory pence ouch ferillilas don be offered fur the
prosecution of tho business se will masks It n 'lseult.
rally denirnhle. opportunity to commence the bort
business of the town. JUAN IR VIN
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tlfoiltw
CHAP . MAN
11ARES FINE PHOTOUICAPIIS,
At 21 West Main Street,
NE'FF'S BUILDING
0.170:40
°TICE N hereby given for those
nsistbtm to John Wmte.el, of Proakford twp.,
to mak.o Immediate payment, and thoen having
claim. or demon . a agninnt the Noma will Protont
them tip the undor.lgned for rottlement.
dJaptio-i•! FRANCIS BEAIt, Agent.
2r! ; eents
$ 4 00
9 00
10 00
AIMITOR'S NOTICE.—The under-;
.signd,i, appointed by the Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county auditor to make distribution of
the fowl .found on Auld settlement in the hands of
James Hamilton, Esq., Hon. J. H. Graham and Rev.
D. Steirett, Executers of Mrs. Fusati - V. Thorn, late of
tt, li:rough of Carlisle, deceased, among the leo.
{COP and ull others entitled thereto. will meet the
parties interest, d at his r, om, No. 20 West Main it.,
Carlisle, on Mr.nday, the levonlit day of. February
next, at ID o'cl,Nck A. M J. W. ROY.
6Jun7o
GREAT BA — R-GAIN g
I N Fa IT—II Ni T E.
The unilersignia, Intending to change bra business,
will sell lily entire stock of furniture
r it.. T. COST PRICES.
Ile note 1.0 Lend the largest and mod vitriol
stack of Cut Mince evercßrrod for 11100 in Cumberland
county,' All made of the boot materiel, nod In tiro
most ilesirelle r eefieclully
thoteJust commencing, wilt find it to their adenntsrie
to'call end...amine the ' • •
STYLE, QUALITY, AND
of ills wares beforo.pukhaslog o'sowbere, moan must
bosold graviton to Match, at which thus all tumult,:
lug on hand will be sold at public auction. •"
dorustlmn In April, I will soli at auction all my
tools; and materlal, and clock on band.
Como f. r bargolv to
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LAWRENCE D. METZ &,-CO.,
IMPORTERS AND QgAisus
FANCY 1300D9,
A 808 West Baltimore *eat,
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NOTICE IBIIEREBY GIVEN, that'
application was made, an the •teenty third'
day of Noreubor,.lllo, 14 the Corot: of Common
Mao for Chonbek9idi4 l- comity, to grior-'ittitaley.
Ineorporatloxto ho known on "the Dlekkwon
slontelo‘Pol," and If no rutflolont rciVon in allows tu'
the contrary, Um said (Mort wlll, at Pio neat twin,
3awaary 1 , 1,1810, decree and dacha° that Om per
- tons so sathrlated shall tecomu and he, corporation,
or batty pultdo V. CAVANAUGH', .
• Udoct9-- .• Prothonotary,
.WIRE MAILING, WINN 9111.1,1tp8, Poe Btore
Vomits, rieyienn, Ac. • Iron 'Bedsteads. Wire Web:
binge filVsboep and pOultry Yards, Brass and Ind%
.wire.eloth fileTer, Panders, Bertol3ll for coal, ores*
heavy Orimped Oloth for spark inviter.
Landrrapo'Wire for Wiadoirt ite., Paper 11,kera
Wires, Ordemeotal Wire Work..
• flon by addroosing the niinufarttners, 11.WALKINI
Si BONA', No. 11 North Bisth - skeet Philideipfila.
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The tub,criber having open( ,1
MUSIC STORE,
it Nei. 11, West Main Street,
CARLISLE, PA.,
would call the attentleu of the public to him large
riesorttnet.t of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
moug which will b. found alol of
NEtV AND ELEGANT 'TANGS,
manufactured by the colobrated Brboomaker A Co.,
of PhiladolPhiu. Ilinlied number of tlielo uow
Pianos will lbo for lighT, ondf he rout will boollovrod
In part payment f r •ha same In elm of ,purchooo.
This arratagrulant will make lb° purchaoo easy, by
giving lima for my meta, and will allow opportunity
of testing t ho l =trot/tent bolbro purchasing. Also good
SECOND AND PIANOS
foontle or tout, at It nom to iult the
001 unit examine than Nitiolhor you wish to ten
or buy.
SILVER TONG UED ORGANS
Ml 3 LODIiONB,
from the world redowited manafactoryof Need
ham & Foe, (formerly Surber! At Needham). Tito
cheapeat and beet lu the world, sod all warranted and
kept In order by myself fnr flee yeate. -Mat
VIOLINS,
-(4I.IIPARS.
ACCOMMONS,
FLUTES,
SI*EFT MUSIC AND MUSICIIOOIO4
-.- 1 1 RINGS -0 F-A DB,
rod ovorythluitipportalolog to the music toisluoso.
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Old l'lc ro
nue,->lolodus, ,
and Organs taken In Pa
pay Air new ones.
alt rA~R"I.NO
lola, a (wltyuutent,. ropslwA nod (woad:: y
Call and aralnlaa any-atatk' Bud I,ana ‘aaa 1 c.a•
plesw.
JOHN H. RILEY,SI
DO let. fork t. the
11; WEST MAIN STREILCIC
(apposite .MArlot! _Bra%)
OA:ItLIBLN, PA.
, CARDS.
W. A. ATWOOD. 18AA0 W.. nocx
ATTOOD, 14NCK & CO.; - .
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!MMISSIONIitERC ; • • r
Wholewle Clealors In nil kinds of '
• • PICKLED AND SALT WISH,
No. 210 North Wharves,
Ai oye Mee
r rtar,AoEr.rßrA.
DR. GEORGE SEARIGHT,
DENTIST,
From the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. Nike
at-the residence of hie mother, East - Umber street,
three doors below Bedford.
DR. J B. BENDER,
lIO3IfHOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Offlee In the room formerly occupied by Col. Jolla
Leo. lOnc6B
E . L. SHRYOCK,
JUSTICE Or TILE
Office, No. 3 Irvine's llovr.
E. BtLTZHOOVER,
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F• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In South Hanover ntreet, opposite Dewey dry
geode store. • . v lOseG9
GW. NEIDICH, D. D. S.,
. DENTIST.
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/Ado DOMOlllitTatOr of °iterative Dentiatry.of the Dal.
thnoro Canoga at Doti Surgery. Office at hln real
den., oppoeite Marton Hall, Went Maio attest, Car.
Halo, ra. ll se 6 9
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11. P. HOU. tomer D. WOOO. A. L. ITIIIREMA:g.
JOUR A. WAITE. R. DEDITAOII.
Him, ' WHITEMAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
N. E. Cor. Third and Market . drabs
PHILADELPHIA.
C.. P.' JIIIMILICIT., WM. B. PAILREE.
H UMRICH & PARKER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW:
Office on Hain xtroot, In Afarlon Hall, en rll.lO. 10.69
TORN CORNMAN, ' •
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In hull ng attached-tn. tho Franklin Hotel, up.
panto tit. Court lioune. linion9
JOSEPII RITNER, 38.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SURVP.YOit,
Ifechanieeburg, Pa. (Niko on Railroad stroot, two
(Dore north of the Bunk.
lluulnexa ptoinlitly attended to,
R MILLER,
tr • • ATTORNHY AT LAW
OM., No, I/ South Hanover litreut, opposite Coy Witt
atom. lOsett9
Air • C. ITERMAN,
• ATTORNBY AT LAW
Corllslo, Pa. No. 9 Ithrom's
PII. SHAMBARGER, '
. AI.TICE OP TIIE PEACE
P 11011061.1, Westponosboro' township.
Cumborland County, Penn'n,
All business, rntrnstrAl to hint will recoivo prompt
sttontlon. 20ort7n
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PLATR Itt.DIFER, AND DRA - IN @ LATR,
LANCAPTER, PA
All work guaranteed; and will roudre prompt at
fantion. Orders-loft at the Humid 'Office,. will ro
calve prompt attention. Oct 20.
S ANGLER & WILSON,
- CARPENTERS - AND STAIR BITILITERR,
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J. M. WEAKLEY. W. P. SADLER.
WEAKLEY & SADLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office, 22 Pouth Honorer. it treet, mixt thh (loud Will
llale House. • Inec69
WILLIAM , KENNEDY,
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
Mee In Volunteer building, Ciir
W - •
• *".. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Omco ip northowit cornor of tho Coon youxo.
WtS.-8. - HIRONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Fifth street below Chestnut,
Llimary,
HOMER, COLLADAT 4.5:
1,412 alla 1,414 CIIItTNUT STREFI'
yHILADELPHTA
CkitIVAT 11 till OAINB IN lillEBB cIOaDS
Tek tig advantage of the great deer. .4011 I 1) tun
no a, 11. C. kleu , Imro thmln
I UM: NSHI I' , URCItAB hi OF DRESI ir;001)8
11:tl, lx mantel lur ennb, at
Tin Weans, Ex presien,
Ambulances, Carts, Horses,
Onus, Swords, Pi.tels, Whiattes, , .
Magnetic and :Mechanical roys,
%%oodWag , us, SIVIIX, if 011 b v liorl.es '
Merl.; Files, Morns, (tanner,
Arks, Dogs, Cats, and tt
host of other toys. - '
Fan Itolos, Chico `
' , , Mugs, Vases. Cape, 5nu,,,,,,, .
that at, N. , Crucifixes, Ag., Ac„
Oranges, Leine ...-.., • Figs, Raisins,
Pen nu u lna, Mid - . Olner F rolt.•, aunt
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Nuts at a I . , . Kinds, LOLLS.
end Doll Heads with
avo boon redound to eorre•pondingly low r o les, and i Moving and Fixed CYO.
ENORMOUS REDUCTION
Dolow the cost of holm tntlmi, witch 1101 y are 0 IT
opening. and will offer u 1 IL very slight udvanee
They do.tro to direct .pouisl nttontiott to tltltt stork
ogethor with their own 14rgo Importollon, WWrh
will be rougd the
LARGEST AND CID:ADE:4 AMID
vtr offered, Including Tam Cone. Mae god Or
Stripue, Cheuu Poplins, and Dinhuife, Ia •gro.
•nrlely cf nt}lcm (1 . 4 eillitff,ot w. rIY
75e to $l.OO. Tory 11.nryWoisted
Borgra, In tiln tab!piable
dark ala°• fotanite, 50e
}l.e.. II Wool Emprroo('lithe, In
e;dore, 'Shang the very 41.,,-,.lrel‘,le
ah;idino lu Navy fnr 63r. Sploin
(19411ty 6111 i Serve, Iu all c Aura, 7L;. Bich
FIFES, &c
I'A•PLINIL BILK AND WOOl,
,eryhapdd , me gr.odn, 75 I ell ill
IiKENCII ROLL PoPLINB,.aII 811 k and Wool, fri l ,4
! .
' ll ' N'fltA II NAVY WOOL POPLIN COIIDO, for Wolk
ifigr2 . •4;,!,.5 . ! as
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°IIE v‘r 'GROCERY STORE.. .
. .
he aubeerlber baiting purolintwiL , llllasseremlth'e
co tier on Pomfret, and Bedli.rd 'treats,. and erected
thereon ore, 'as now open .sr i a .0 :
of well ticketed Presh-Groesries Ills dock will be
found to be complete in•every portisUlar, and every
Shims sold will be warranted as represented Ile
bas en band and POW ready for delivery Groceries
of,all kinds, ' -'
'QUEENSWAItE„ • , ' •
GLASSWARE, ;
'• ,WOODENWARE,
WILLOWWARE, '
SOAP,
A good mom tomtit, of NOTIONS. A epoeloV.ty mode
oo nll klndo of Salt Meals, Ruch as
llama, Shanlder . a ) Sides, Dried Beef, A.,
Dried,
ECM
of all hi tb. constantly on bond
RIZ - FLOUR and FERO of the boot groll”,i, and in
'quantitleato alit pureboai rl.
blontlx pont to any, part of tho town if dealml
Coll and prieo for yo mind( at No Ab. Root ('omit of
Street. JOAN BENDER.
18U!Lilm
By the Metropolitan Gill Company
6 Cash gifts, each
10 Cash gifts, end,
20 Cash gifts, each
40 Cash gfftn, each
200 Cask glib], each
800 Cash gifts, each
/Elegant Rosewood M 111 $ Mime. 1 0 ,1 OO to $7OO
7 Elegant Roads...pod Melodeons, " '75 to 100
350 Sowing Machines, .• 60 to ,176
600 Gold Watches,j " 75 to . 300
Cash prizes, Silver aro, etc ;all valued at $1,000,000
A chance to drtto, any of thehbove nrizei for 25 eta
Ticket!, describing prizes ore sealed inlonvelopee and
well mixed. - Od receipt of 25 cents a sealed tide( I.
drawn without Owlet, and sent by moll to nay ad.
dregs The prizo named upon it will ho 'delivered to
ticket holder om payment of one - &War, - Prizes aro
immediately sent to any address by express or return
mail.
You will know what your prize le before you pay
forlit. Any prize eiehanged for another of souse rat.
at. -No Blank, Our patrons con depend on Stir .
dealing.
RzezneNces —We eeleet the following from nanny
who have lately drawn valuable prizes, alai 'kindly
permitted ne to publish them ; S D. Wilkins, Buffo
to, $6,000; Miss Annie Monroe. Chicago, Piano, $B6O,
John D. Moore, Louisville, 01.000; Minn Emma Wel
worth, Milwaukee. Piano, 0500; ltov. E. A. Day,New
Orleans, puo. We publish no newt, without per
mlesloo. . „
Opinions of the proms "The firm ,le reliable and,
deserve their emcees.— Melly Tribune, Oct 8, " Wo ,
know them tw be a Stir dealing firm."—N.Y. Herald
•..A. friend -of wife drew a $5OO prize, which was
promptly received."—Daily Neon, Oct. 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to Agente
Satitiffictlon guaranteed: Every 'leakage of coaled
envelopedcontaine one comb gift. Six tickets for $l,
13 for $2; 35 for $5; 110 for SD. All letters should
be addressed to JACKSON, 110011 E Az CO.,
.. - 67 Broadway, N. Y.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On nod after Monday, November 111 h, 1E69, Pan
conger Tralos will run-daily, as follows;,(Sundays
,excepted):
/ WESTWARD !
' , /•XCCOMMOUIPATION TRAIN leaves llarrisbnrg
1:00 A. u , Meehanicaburg 8:36, Carlinle 0:11, Norville
9:40, Sidi/pent/burg 10:20, Chamberaburg 10:44, Green
castle 11:10, arriving at Hagerstown 11:45, A. u.
MAIL TRAIN leaven Harrisburg 1:35, P. u, Me.
chanienburg 2:07. Carlisle 2:40, Nstrvilis 3:15 81111,
pennbura 3.45, Chambernborg 4:20, Greeticantie 4:59,,
arrl•lng at IlagerstOwn 5:25, r at.
NXPRESS. TRAIN leaven Ilarrinhurg 4:15. r at,
Mechanical/ora 4:47, Carlisle 5:17, NeWVIIIO 5:50, Ship ,
"Ilenitliorro;l7,4rititirat ChantlfefiilitiFte 6145,"r k.
A MIXED TRAIN leaven Chamber/1011ra 8:00, A so
Greencastle 0:25, arriving at Hagerstown 10:10, a at.
.141ASTWARD !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Chainbeisburg
5:00 A If, Shipponaburg 5:29,- Norville--0:00 , Carlisle
0:33, Mochatticsbitrg 7:02 arriving' at !larch/Virg
7:30,0 it.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Hagotntown 8:000 at, Green
er/silo 0:35, Chambernburg 9:10, .Shippensburg 0:40,
Newville 10;14, Carlisle 10:50, Mechanicsburg" 11:24
arriving et Ilarrinburg 11:55, A. u.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaven llngerntriirn 12:00 at,
Greencastle 12:28, Chambersharg 1:05, Shippennlatra
1:37, Newlin° 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, Mechanicsburg 3:18,
arriving at Harrisburg 3:50,r it.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 3:01 P
Greenmail* 4:12, arriving at Chambershurg 0:05, r
&Z. Making chare-tennections at Harriet/ora with
traltin to and from Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg
Baltimore and Washington
CARLISLE, P♦
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caripetl, anti
Pickled FRI) . ITS
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
Cash Gifts to the amount of $2130,000
EVERY TICIOET DRAWS A PRIZE
0. N. LULL, Supt
Railroad Office, Chamb i g, Nov. 9, 1809.
GOLD DOWN ! DOWN ! DOWN'.
TRE.M.ENDOUS DECLINE IN TIIE
pi-Icent All kinds of Dry Goods: Pat& lu Bos
ton, New York, and Philsdelphi t nmong the im
port ors.] famous° lots of new And i.e.-MO.le goods fm cod
into.tho Auction room and mold at n sacrifice,rtli of which
ervants for thn.prices I ant-enable& to offer nem cm
able goods to bosom Noods received- It cry day nt
prices that will astonish all
Paisley Shawls, Bongel S ri.Pe Shawls,.
- .Fancy Wool Long and Square Shawls,
loin Mack do, CIIIIIIIIIOIO Sonata,. Silk Ties, new
Lyle, and many other fancy goads at - prices (lint defy
rompetition, an I have rereived theta ou 15 days sal°,
all unsold to be returned, n mkonntagn no other
house la the county possesses. n
Pal
13 . tick, Blue, Oren n, Pa rple, Lead, Wino and Prown
-Wool iteppec - ilisr - quality, - aref groat Feireicition. Mack
Alpneemi, of beat make in existence, at Prices loner
than previous to the weir, vi hirh shows tho effect of a'
panic. Alen's and Boy's-Wear limvy Bearer Cloth,
Plain Mark And .Faney Cloths and loath n o ires, Sat- '
Mots, Jeans, and el the vsrions got ds .1111E11111e for
Ili , . season. at greatly reduced rates
-Water Boned 1 - Water Proof! The sale of-water
Proof Cloth having increased so much this reason for
ladies' Suits and Circulars, some nnibufaettirom bans
soon proper to rolvonco the priroo; I of ire shall CM,
Italic in Rol nt the honest prices that they horn ry or
I linen sold nt. All glottal. of Muck and Go:d Nix
Waterproof.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawers,
Gents. Shirts and Draw era, Ladies' white, and colored
Morino and all - wool 'lose of every
white and fancy wool Ilose, -- every -vice, wool Flan
nels Canton Fiance!, Ticks, Moulins, Cingliams, at
prices, lower than they have been mold for nine years.
Ladies' and Chlldrens new style ithoes of -ever, de-
ocriptiOn': from the heavirat to the finest manure°
tared gents., lollea' and Children's gum Shoes
every !Axe, of beet ctuality. Wbite and rolortol Blank
old and Counterpane., at a great rednett n"::
I rrnprolfully nnk en Innpertlotb of my stork lic'or
pulite:dug nn I Mn confident I fun rail° to colt
prime niny . feyor nil), II man. ti`t b
hubugged Into buying by n price list oft-limp nine
In it, calico, A c., tut cell and noon whole Mork of
o load right through, ell reduced lo price.
C 11.48 04111.111%
No. 47, Went Main St ree t
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1-1° FOR TILE HOLIDAYS!
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF 110 IDAV GOOD!
At BURR'S, fie. 8 West Maitstroet:
A Blugn , llcout Steck Toye, , Nute end
Vritlte now open Sr 11 eiretion by the public.
CLEAR CANDY-TOYS,
OF 111 Y OWN ISA RUFACTUAK, WHOLCSALF. AND 11F.T.11k
nuolcu. and AMERICAN CANDY In sbundance.
All of nt tha lowoot CASH Pr:com
Qom' Please give one a eall.
13. W. BURKHOLDER,
N 0.3.5 Watt Main Stipet,Ctyllnlo,
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No. 20 War Uet9 SMELT.
CABLIBLE,,PENNA.,
Thu IIAITI:11 of Clielak I
The HAT mu 01 Car I
Th . n Ltixl btylor.juxt tucelvedl
The latest NtSlis itiv/tys /
~, F IILIC HATS Gout the befit Mamtsteturos 1.11
V/01.110NABLE llATSjukt out 11.
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otoek of
II AT S 1) CA P,4
Ito manual Our, n Hata to or4r . , nud lido the lost t
In gLllnts,._Woulu
_arrange,niol!P_S , A'
and Overortn, et abort notice
The l hoxl 9,tBIIPATCES raid for
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-A VALUABLE' PA.BAI AT Pitt
_pi. ATE . SALS..—Sitmated Iu Sliver Spring town:
ship •on the railroad; mile of I.oldlg's
Stritinfr and 8 miles west of Mochanicsburg,.centain
escitigson cleared. Thu linproveminle aro a
LAIIOII STOICS lIOUSII,-with all tho neceseary out
brilldings, Large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs,
Carriage 110000, Thom ii ~Cistern at the boron,
also one at:. the barn, a well of water In the wash
!ranee, and It now lolling stream of water mincing
through tho farm, a good Appre, Orchard, Wel.) ,
ma
norod and limed, with a variety of other fruit. The
farm: Is In good cultivation, and underggod fence, In'
IL good rnt olghburhood, gunvorde toleelsool. and
churches.
If not mold Irefore the first of March, It will thou
be torrent. Pervious doelrontr to view the property,
will please call on the subsrribur, Syron on the farm.
Terme he Mode Mecum roodfttlliff. '
itJania. • ; • • A. vAnn.
A. E. •SPONSLEIVS COLUMN.
A . L.
,SPONSLER,
• Reel ZetAo Agent, Seri ronnr, ConreYooror n"rr
"uu C• on.
Centro 9teore.
OER.F.Oit SALE.—.An ex-
Mien r Ora Wns . Per, at.the Oro Bank .of (]cargo
W. Lekllch, manly new. Will I, mold very low: Ap•
ply to it 'L. LAPONELEII.
rJan7o . ,➢
MOWN PROPERTY FOR RENT.-4
. commodious two and i,liidf story BRICK
DWELLING, adjoining tho Hotel ou the corner of
31010 and liedfind streets.
Also two two-story Dwuroa HOUSES, one Brick
mod the oilier Frame, situated on Pomfret street, lie.
tWeen Honorer and Bedford streets—all In good 01'-
441% POStIeYSIOII given first of April. Apply to
A. 1,. SPONSIAU,
, fijau7o }Nieto Agent.
FOR - RENT.
Two commalions
,two story Brick Ifou\ies, on the
east side of East street, between 31nin and Lindltdr
streets, liflhe borough of Carlisle; likewise a val.
aide lot of ground on the east side of Lntort Sprig,
containing about THREE ACRES, tieing the property
of the helm of Joseph Slit nm, decensed, all In esnel
lat,MMPTWlltliiriNigeo tor ono yeArfiraln — tife" - Tkrer
April nest. For terms, Ar , enquire of •
A. L. SPONSLEIk
.190:1 Real Estate Agent.
FOR SKLE.
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A two story BRICK Private Itesidenee situated on
South Hanover 'street, between Pomfret and South
sheets, Carlisle. The lot contains 21 feet in front and
120 In depth. The house Is nearly new, containing
double parlors, dining root,, and kin:lien on the first
floor, and floe comfortable chamliom on tho sernuel
story, and throe finished rooms on the attic. conVeill.
out outbuildings, fruit trees, and grape vines, and
hydrant to 1110 Yard: Fll3lliro of
A. L. SPGNSTAR,
IfinoCll Real Estate , Agout.
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10,00()
5,000'
1,000
oco
100
VALUABLE PBLVATE RESI
V DENCN FOR SALE: .
Situate on BeUth Hanover street, Carlisle, now
owned and occupied by Mr.. Washmood, late the
property of Benedict Law. The lot fronts on Han
over at. 00 feet, and extends back the seam width
240 feet on alley. .The improvethents aro a large
I.wo.stery FRAME MOUSE, with Verandah in front,
containing DoublUliarinrs, Ifaii, Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen DU loiter door and sir Cinnabars
and Bath.room on the 2nd story. Gas and water
have boon Introduced. There Is a largo Stable and
Canino Cotton at the loot of the lot. TIM lot is
well studded with ornaments, trees and shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every description and Grapes
of the most cholee'selectlnn in abundance.
Enquire of A. L. SIiONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
230 t-68
ORt BANK FOR SALE.—A rich
deposit of the best quality Ilermatite Ore,
yielding 80 per sent, comprising about 18 ACItkS,
located In Monroe township, about 2 miles Irma the
rFon Works of O. W. & .1) Ahi, on the south side
of the Yellow Breeches creek, There Is a stream of
water running through the tract sulllcitnt for
washing the ore and furnishing water power be.
dee. A portion of the lank is under a lease and
11l ho cold subled thereto. Ike balance le unit,.
rebered.
Pestons dsairious or viewing the Bank may call
upon George W. Leldich, at "Leidich's mill," for.
merly known as Bricker's mill, Monroe township,
Clunksl land county, or upon ' -
A. L. SPONSLIER,
Beal I , .etrateA gout, Car
30June 00
FOR SALE.
.A Private Residence situate on South Hanover Si.
Carlisle, nearly opposite Early's Hotel _Ownrol by
James Bents,. 'rho trill loot In front
running hacX,l.:lolret, null idurt.l.o.leut.lu.bre.t.d.i.h...
at. fire rear. The buildings are. nearly and
excellent order, comprising a commodious .
7 WO-STORY 111115 K FRONT BUILDING
with a large Two• Story Brick Bock Building attach-.
od containing MI the modern improvenionts in-elu
ding gas and Writer. The location of Oils property
Is one orthe wont eligiblo in the town, and will be
disposed of nu favorable terms, For terms and fur
ther particulars enquire of
CM
OR SALE—That desirable Pt ivate
it r oloocr., situntedon West Pomfret Street,
oldish, Thu lot contains 30 feet In front nod 2.10
feet in depth. The Improvements tonskt of 0 00111.
1110(11U.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
rotitaltiing large Pallore. hull, Dining Ream, and
.liitohea- en the lower floor, end eight convenient
Chambere on Ole ascend floor, three ever the front
nod five over the bark building, a Wash
❑ousr, Rath Room, anti Water Chant; nod gnv ripen
running inlo the cellar. A byillant In the ysi:,l_unti
ate,. on the second eto y. !I he entire propeity Is
roost excellent condition, and the location 0110 Of
the !oast desirable in the town. The lot ik well et eli
ded wit), fruit trogsnial slaubbery, and quit , a num.
hoe of grnpe tines of superior quality. r terins
apply to
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...4.1.11t CD
(MEAT TRUNK LINE FROSI THE Nortl
North West for Philadelphia, Nero York,
Pottsville, Tamagna, Ash Marl, Flutmolan, Lel
Allentown, 15101 m, Ephrata, title, Lao canter
umbin,
_ 3rainaleate_llarrisharg for. Neir-York-5,1551
'2 5.35 and %.111 4. u , and 14.20 nom, and
11.50 , connpeLing with Siitiilar trains on
sylvaida Rail Road, and arriving' 111, Nosl
10 15 A. N„ and 12...0 noon, 3.35. 0 45 and 10.41
nud t; oo r. 0 ., tenter. it, Iy. Stooping Cal •1
pony Ilm 1. id viol :1 3. 44.:g,•1 1221 noon
without oliange.
Leave Harrisimrg l.r Bowling, Pot
qua, Alinersville, .15.151 and,
Allentolvit and Philadelphia, at. 8.10 a,
and 4.10, r. th.. 2 s'. i phi slopplibt al 1,1
only ; tie 4 10 o u. train stepping at all stn
and snaking connections for Philadelphia,
villa. Columbia and 5511 Inteoniall Ito Mail ,
t wean coil points only, Far Patttrlllo. Selo
Haven and Auburn, via: 1 05.5 . 11:1113nd Susquoi
itatati‘d, loose Ihtiri,burg at 3 10 1..
Returning: Loam, New York at 0410. 3. M
norm, 5.00 and 800 as., Philadelphia At. 010
and 3.30 r u. .bleeping care I...company th
A. at., 5.00. and 8.00 trellis bent Nov
without change.
Way Pa..ouger Train leaves Philadelphia
A, m,, cooler Ling milli similar train on East;
' sylvania Railroad, returning from Cowling Al
a., slapping at nil Stations.
Leave Pottsville :it 5.40 and 0.00 t 0., mid
at., llrrnJon at 950 ,an , E.111111101:1 , s lit
10 5. 4t.. Ashland at 7 05 A. 11, and 12 30 no.
motion at 0.33. 0.0 , ami 2.201. >< , foi Plata')
and i New York.
Loam. Petal, Me via Schuylkill and Suequi
limit Road at 8.15 A. 51. for Ilarrisburg,llllll
for Pine Grove and Trommt 1.
Reading Accommodation Train ' leaves roi
at 5.40 o. m , pasmss Reading at 7.30, A 11,1
at l'111111.11•11111 1 11 110'10.20 A. 31. Mott:ruing. l
Philadelphia at`l.ls r al , pa,ing Meadow
o. m , arriving at Volt, ill: at 0 ;RI O. NI.
I'OttfitOlVll Accommodation Trail:, loaves
_town at 11.15. A et returning leaves Plilladel
4.00 r: 41. .0
Columbia Sall Road Train
s leave leading
a. it, and 0.15, I. xi. for ' Ephrata, title, 4,5
Columbia. Oa. •
Perkiouten Rail Road Trains leave Pork tome:
tion of 0.110 A 41., and at 3.10 and 0.50 r. 41,
log, leave SchmenlsBvillo at 0 10 and A 12 A.
12.45 noon, conneetlng ' with similar tot
!leading Rail Read.
Colobroololalo Railroad trains 1..10. ,
45 A at., and G.. 20 I'. 0. for MI. Ploasant,
there at 10.20 t. mt and, 7 ..20 e so, rot...nine
01t..Phouittit at 7 tO and 11 00 A. at., f,lllll, rla
Sila i... trains on liomlini2 Rail Road.
Chubb, rallosv lyailroad trains leiter, Bridgi
8.30 A at., and 2.05 and 5.02 o. al., rrturalor
Dawnlaatown at 11,;1t I. at., 12.45 .55501, tool Ito
connomtng dollar traltmon Reading Ills
,On Sundays: tease NOW York at :Ow .and
m., Philadelphia at 8,00,1. ar..and :1.15 t.. at.,!'
tr:1111 ranulog Wily to heading,) loan
isille.at B.OU A. 45.. Harrisburg at 5 115 A.
11.00 r. 31.. arid Heading 1313, midnight. a
A. M. far Hat rbburg, at 7.20 ala and 12 .
night,-for Now York', add at 0.45.5 A. as. and 4.
for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Se... School and
slot l'lrkotli, tonna from all pnirits,at retool
Ilaggago clocked thwugh; 100 panda allow
Casxongor. '""
G. A. NICOLLt, Gelb I
• Heading, Pa.,.Novianlor 21, 1860.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE • 2dt,001.1
•
'VALUABLE FARM AT Till.
VAT): SA lAA.
Situate on the Soutleside t.l the Salton' Breechtel
rink He Emit of
Aide Iran IVorke, containing 76 Ayres, all cleared
hot about 2 Acres which aro COVVred e h good
tiln
her. The Improvement/4 are a If/movn°. two-story
FRANI Id HOUSE, with von•enient out ladldin
Large RANK DARN 'with Wagon hitch nod Corn
Crihe attached, A r choler Apple Orchard I n good
bearing order, together with rowdies, Pears, Cli.ries
and Grapes in Miamiance and an excellent and never
lailiug welled' N ater at the door. The laud is In a high
Onto of cultivation. under good fence nod the Inc.
in godd coder. The location - is a desira
ble our, being near a clihrch, .11 and sac heal hawse.
If not sold at private Frtio before the 251 h day of
September nest the tam wi:l he offered at Public
Salo me that day. Person, denfrous of viewing the
probccoon may nail capon (Coo. W. leddich, at Leidlch's
mill, in )borne township,
•
Yoe toms he apply. to
1:1 tug Go
ITA.LUAI3LE PRIVATE RESI
DENcii FOR SA LE.--finutte at the nest end
of the borough of Carlisle, West of Diekinson College.
The lot contains 70 feet in ,front, and 50J feet iu
depth, extending from :Sinn. to Lumber tweet.
The improvatnents conned of no elegant and corm
modloux mansion situate heir thu maitre of the
ground., fronting on 111 e, X 1 street, finished in the
stoat - superb style, with convenient outbnildingn.
The grounda nre benutiftally laid nut, nod ore
;toddy.' svish nhentle'neeof fruit and ornamental,
raw and gussets, end it rulAnry of Ake choicest
dud.
The owner being cri , sireto of telling, the properly
n-111 he disposed of upso ads antn‘.temes terms to the
unrchneer Possess:on Oren on the (4 4 t, of April
next. lor termn, nod further motif-Wars, enquire of
A. L. 1--PONSLI7R,
Real EOM v Agent..
J.
M. - MASONSIEIIIIIII.
_ . .
IBEESI
BEIM
CHOICE FA:1111ITY GROCERIES,
QUALITY ois"rEA:4, PURN.
QUI:! , :N. WARE.
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IMESSE
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FAM,ILY PLO-11R
BALT,AND FISH
BOUGHT AND SOLD
moan NIT AND P)MFILET
IMISEI
IMIE CARLISLE ACADEIsIy
:nut ONLY SCHOOL WHICH PRI:TARES YOUNG
MEN FOR COLLEGE IN CARLISLE. '
Ah Eth;linh and Classical School for 'young ihen
n,}l boys vlil ho opened Septombor 0, in licotz's
bulAling, on South Illunovor Street. •
Pupils Instructed In English, Classics, Ihillolooticli,
Natutol Scloua•n,
TILE COUIII of STUDY
le denlgned to make thorough English scholar', and
to prepare for Cbilego. Special attention eille'bu
given to' Practical -Arithmetic, Reading, ',Cp.Aing,
'Penmanship, &a , that ntudentinmay he well ALMA.
ed for buntline life, and lines a good foundation Or •
morn extended course of study.
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with to. a • '
THE SCHOOL '
Ix divided into two sessions, be'altirliti'it respectively
Sitpietolice 0, Nut Oriiiiiiitry 3.
irmya PER. - iSSION,
(Payab
Idl Ara lon t Coininnn Itngll6l, ' il5 CO
, Clntsks 20.00
;41-V!--"'ZnnitiAti,ioll;;;FAC44=24-tail
"'rho ocholors of this Academy, by 111°1113.nm.! o f a
riiinll 01110 e onnuolly, con have the ofie of tile Collego
Libratico, containing y 5,000 rotunoß.
VACATIONS 'and Augugt, owl from Christ•
num to Om Monday After Now Year.
BOARDING de:71'1001g. flout alumni
un 11* 'the
privilege of rooming in,Dickingon Collego iboy
rho , . to do so, and find good boarding either
i n college' Clubs or, in private familion, rouging
from 0l 10' to i 5 00ner ,
Aalalq.p, R. W. STERRETT, A.ll, Pa Inclpal
• • - CARLISIII, PA.
REPTIIENOII:
I tette great pleaeuiro In commending Mr, It. W:
etercett, A. 11., an it gentleman eminently quelilletl to
tench. MY contillenco In him le such, that I elinli
commit toy 0011 01)11 to bin care.
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8,11 3, lin
‘ l .l l TUVE S, !
1 , 2$ . •
An the armors N fag !Iwo:telling whrn pe
VOI 1,4,1001.ing for ft liesiVaLlk , Stin•r. for Pxrl
nitC)1011 nut,vo ,f:1( It I.lllTr 11.111illItti,b11
/144, hat, Ilr^ latgobl :hill brst s
Affsfortinetst of STOVES eve i offoreol to LI
Of emoloollool (nil Illy
laye ou band the justly celebrated
LO ItY
Irll. n. 9 a rl . 1)111 i g Ito•gi SLovo, u.9r.
1711.1 N, lIM tijomvmillo 'Moo it5.:11...m 5a f{l li-41
Ontl of the most deslntlde Flnves In use
TIIE HORNING LIGHT,
PARLOR, II EATER, and
d other new Parinr, Dining Room mid Cho
VC 015.1 :1111 , ikg others
TIIE, Rlill J 1 ATOIL,
el City ef Ile, HI - Iglen I (V
II the
TA - MOND El EATER
(Mi`, (WO Gl' 1111 , 0 101,111. :t,tl
e uoulJ ti ii litt4 , ntivii to fir larg ~
A. L. SPONSLER,
RPM Estato Ale,t
.at loottl a tollt•r. All ltitotti
ROOFING ANP SPOIMIN
.nt , on t.c.a.onaldo te's and t‘ithldlt
AU , thing ui nor lin
ited to NIII atillt.rit . tt our uti.4,•n twforeqott,
MEM
'WADING RAIL ROAD
A. L. FPOSLEIL
11,•x1 ntiat, Agt•ot
A. J. EPONSLKIL,
Real Dante Avnt
wo3l w:: AND
1111.1.011'W A la:
CHRISTIAN INHOFP, of e
has tho JAW., as Agent p
, 11110, ;V11,21111110, of It 110
milled ICI N('B NON 'ENPLOSIVE illilLLl
LUMINATINU
will Ii In nnyerior to anything ever ❑prod
callntipplyilke trails comity,
Thou 1'f.1.111) Is clkenpor than Kotosniie ;,
than licronene, or any of her 011 ok: rompnu
owns no fond 'odlir or, mull, 1110 18 IltrieC
Dlorchantsor olhn•a
urliclo' Nilll plo:un rdl nl w f NIT In (•::PII
So ‘ c3m
R. L.
1'r.:1,1411114)1aIhoontog.n,
TINWARE, :r
swy.if..B!
STUN I
'VII E LIGHT HOUSE,
IS=
THE MORNING 0 LORY,
PORTABLE FUJI>IAC
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su PI MOE,
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FIRE PLACE KTO
the I.,•pit Filo Phu, Std.,: ecor fi1v..nt,..1
TINWARE
WALK En A CLAUDY,
No. IS, Wr Mom Sit
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VINT 1:11 A WIZ.% NG E\l T
IltondiLv, November 2-2, 1869
NO lIUMBLI
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No ITUMBUCI 1. •
BURNING FIXED,
.BURNING FLUID,
cmusilAN