- .611f, 'Cittli.4stF, tgtral.
"71
We had almost written that times are
hard and money tight, but We guess that
woi'o, do for lotA colUmns, ' It is n't
any news, for it hdk been a standing:tub
ject of remark for years. IL is n't local
either, for more people know it than
know that Grant is President. But if it
is n't new or local, it is wry uncomforta
ble, as newspaper publishers can all at
test. •
A bit of glut dissolved in skim milk
retitoro unpe,
iF , trolig lye put in } - ittt. , r•NN ill make it as
wit, as rain vi•pter.
Half a cranberry, it is said, 1)0(111(1 00
a corn will soon kill it.
Ribbons of every kind should be washed
in suds and not rinsed.
The Louse of itb Lehman, of Mon
roe. town Ship, ihroke» into on last,
Friday night. A noise was heard by some
of the family about midnight, and upon•
searching the' house everything appeared
en be right, and the doors all closed. In
the morning a silver watch, a ring, and
sumo other articles belonging - to C.
Lehman had dis appeared, and the doers
were standing open. '
The (looVVil,l boys propose Lidding a
fair, to commence on t;atnrday evening .
Trial, the fair will be a good one every
body who 'knows what, lice Good Will
.comany is, aid how pluck and en
ergy the boY7Tiare, will conceAr at once.
'The object of the fair is to raise money
to help them pay for their new building,
snc IT:mover street. Some day when we
have time we propage writing out an ac-
count of the beginning, rise, progress,
and completion of that enterprise, for
the have very considerable infornia ti on on
the subject. For the, present it is enough .
to say, that the building is a very hand-
some anti imposing structure, and does
tothe town..No pass - :
no it dues not iiekliowledge that . a com
pany who have puldie spirit and capaci
ty-- enough to undertake and complete
such a building, deserves consideration.
We need all the ente:rprise we have, and
' could got along with a good deal more
quite comfortably. It is therefore right
who shoreT.omridrqrs rem rr- -
thin should , be eneouraged. The (loud
Will hoys deserve the encouragement of
everybody in the town, and their fair
nhould betinule a su•ce,ss.lim u wially,
athlition to their worth as avtive firemen,
tuttl as enterprising citizens, they have
special claims for enconitigement., They
have very eheerrully given their assis-
tance to many fair~ that liate already
been held, and eon( rihnted lunch to make
„them a.sueuess. We hnpe every one will
respond liberally when tint ehanCe• hook
is presented, and thus make the 11cii• a
big thing •linaueially.
-While other; have
the citizens of liollidayslmrg haVe
erected a noble bonding. ; An iost . it talon
of learning has been put bi successful
operation, and many prominent torn are
showing [heir appreciation of good ad
vantages by sending their daughters to
it. -..- •
Continuation of Court proi•eciiings :
fosse Laverty, .sr., vs. Simon Prat.,
John Vanamiale: J dm I,ll,orts,
Eppley, .kesse Kurtz, Samuel Milt z.
Tteminger, Vi illiam 13emler, - and Daniel
13ratz—'Trespass in case for conspiracy.
No. 33, first August, IW.
This was an action brought by plaint ill'
against the defendants for conspiracy
i r„
njuring plainttil, in he: 'business by sign
ing and circulating for signal ores ai:cmon
stranee to the hoard of Avhool directors
.of East Pennsboro' town.,hip—against
eniple3sing the plandiff as leacher of
school NO. 4, in said township.
A large - number of witnesses were
called and examiped, and this case oven
the greater girt of three days in
trial. 'The questions involved were
whether the defendants had conspired,
together, and whether tiny were
iulln
taped by improper or illegal mot ivesVi
signing the petition. The character of
plaintiff was also in issue, awl much
time was consumed in licaring'vebutting
testimony. After an impartial charge
from Judge Graham. the jury retired
and. returned on Saturday morning, last,
with,a verdict fin. defendants.
A large number of cases were ,con
tinned, and the rest of list disposed of
,on Saturday morning; and Court ad-
joncifttl Until the twenty-eighth of Feb
ruary, the time fixed by Court for
:special teyrn of Court, to continue one
week.
Our amusement going citizens have
been surfeited during the last lweek. On
Saturday and Monday' evening,' last a
minstrel troupe was holding forth in
Rheene's:llall, • but unfortunately fur
their tine neial - su eeess they failed to draw
crowded houses. On Tuesday evening,
'pall' - .great ventriloquist,
mag lician, and slight of hand performer,
occupie(2.the hall, and after the hudienee
were all in, L. 'wrd Was still mane - 'sitting
room left.
ICE
The Holy Conuntinion will no ailinhi
ispreci rie . .4 Sabbath, in !Jai Reformed
Church, Rev: J. A.Pcters, pai.f.nr, Pre
paratory services on Friday afternoon at
2;O'eloelc, also on Sittarjay. evening - at
7 o'clock,,by Rev. A.. H. Kramer, of Lan
'taster city.
Remember Rey. T.. Do Witt Talmage
lectures this eveulug iii Itheem'A
-- Iz.
• • 'l'ho " Tintehinson nrip" . to South
. kidtlleton township;' near Mount holly,
• was tho othOr day re- . sold for $38,000.
.'Considering that it was sold last fall for
less than $19,000, it was quite a hand
.
:".soine 7ipeculation. - ...•
Ml=
Po heai' Tnlinnge this evening
Un Friday thorning last, as Baumn.
LiOer, A young man of. Dauphin counttv
N i s pi n g ‘Tharles Zimnuirthaii, near West
-tratrv.low„. was leading a lionle to water,..'!
the Al 'became unmanageable 'and
kicked hits on' Die side of the head. The . ,
youth being Carried to the house; Dr. W. •
Baseborn was called At, adruinhi
'Wed rostonttives; Lilt 'the patient ro
inalned unconscious' for tweCty-four
hours.' Ills. lower jaw was fractured;
• blood flowing profusely from his oar.
It is hoPed,• however, that• he will re- .
• _
1101117, making; Lilo
Itembraixt,ThotographS, a - style of nor : -
-traturd' , lately introduced by photo :
graphoftf. makes' a very good picture.
• An.assistant wanted—need' not -under.
stand the business. •
-
.
'Do not fail to hoar Dr. "Talmage, the
greaVleeturer, thin 'ovening, at eight
o'clock. •.. ,
par . , cOrrespoudant at Sterrett's:Gap
sends us the following cominnuication
January 24, 1870.
I noticed 4i...different Iminhers of the
HMULD, that-you-aal ieitCcOmmunioadatia.
from the rural districts. And no, doubt.
your-readers will be interested on hear
ing of the great panic • which is
going on in this neighborhood ; namely,
the lower end of Middlesex and theupper
end of Silver Spring totvinthip, the par
ticulars of which are as follows Mr.
John Miller, residing at the west end of
'Silver Spring township, has, through in
-formation received from a Mrs. Baey; '
of Harrisburg; a magician using a di
vining glassy learned that there is a large
vein of good stone coal, running through
his farni• at the south side, as well as a ,
vein of iron ore in the centre. Neigh
bor Miller, being an energetic and enter
prising man, has resolved upon a full
and-complete development of the mineral
prriductions of his farm, and has already
from twelve to lift yen 'hands employed
with picks and ~hovels seeking the pre-,
cions 'octal, which his informant -tells
hint lies about twenty-three feet below
the surface; they have descended about
ten feet, but as yet -have discovered noth
ing. Mr. John Keller, living in the same
neighbohood, lets also collie half dozen
hands employed in the same capacity.
Mr. George \\'. 73, Stoey, of Middlesex
township, lets sunk a shaft • twelve feet
'deep, and has found a vein of ore about
two feet thick, said to be of the Mist
Should all be successful we an
ncipate "a good time coming.v
CAMP lITLT., Jnntiary 24, 1870
7 , , Po Edam gqf the rarlisl• 1L ;,41(1
A reader or your paper would like to
know who has the rigllt to sell for mak
ing the Picket Fence, with wire instead
of rails, in the lower end of our county, -
1 think it would be to his interest to
advertise in the HERALD. So says an
ohl '
SI" (I Iltl:lt
)Ve publi,ll the above letter, and hope
tho,e \Alio our subscriber in
thktptater (1,, so; am,j also that the
.agent will :lel un the suggest estions ol• an
oil " iothscril
'l•he second lecture of the course «•ill
be delivered this evening, in Ititeem's
hall, by Dr. 'l'. DeWitt Talmage, the
popular lecturer and orator. Let all hear
-Muir__WelearniltatiLis the witth of tot
committee To extend the present course,
and intr,aluce a number of new speakers,
'including the elocutionist,l. E. 'Murdoch.
As it tests entirely with the public to city
whiftfter this' shall he done or. not, we ask
them • to :ippreciate their labors by giving
them an earnest and hearty support.
The experiment of a M2ll es of IdeluA
.has been a perfcot success this far—let it
be continued. This ey.eping',? lecture
1011 begin at eight u'clock, AtAtfliestra
will 1, - e in attendanee.. Admis;don Li
cents. Tickets for Dr,. 'Talmage and
Olive Logan lectures, with secured seats,
:'.4f
I:Asvity 14:1 ,
01 , NTERNAL REVENUE,
WA:4III'N(IIiN, January 10. 1870. 1
Stn—Complalfits are made at this
tiro tliatlll - e ;Issisbint assessors in you r
district
- arc giving too st r ict a construc
tion to (l i e law and ;the ruling under
'Which a person who makes, it his business
to sell the products of his.own farm from
a stall or sland is required to pay a
special tax as produce broker. It in
enacted in paragraph thirteen, of see
-rim]
that every persim other than one lraviug
paid the special tax as a oommercial
broker or cattle broker, or wholesale or
retail dealer, or pedlar, whose occupa
tion itj.s to buy or sell agricultural or
faint products; and Iyhose annual sales
do - not eficeed $1 0,000, shall be regarded
as a produce loaer. Lt determing the
liability of a Milner to the special tax of
a produce broker it is necessary to in
quire whether it. is his occupation to
buy or sell agricultural or farm products,
and also whether he is exempted from
that tax by any other proCisions of the
statute. IL is provided in section seventy
four of the act of June :10, 1 WI, as
amended by the act of July 18, 1811;1,
that no special tax shall be required of
producers for selling their own products
at the place of production, &c„ and ill
paragraph thilly-two of section seTnty.
nine, that no man shall lie required to
pay a special tax for peddling the pro
ducts or his 01511 Cann or garden.
These are the only exemptions I find:
If, as it has been claimed, it was not the
intention of Congress to tax a farmer for
selling the products of his own farm in
any way whatever, it would seem strange
why these special limited exemptions
anfl'i•xceptiohs should have Leer made
in his favor. Why should he have been
exempted from a non existing. tax?
However desirous I may lie to - relieve
farmers t si xin tax for selling the , produets
of their) wn Bums, I am tumble to find
. alllO legal authority to do it, if it is their
occupation to Sell them, miles; they
fall within one of the exemptions or ex
ceptions above mentioned. The ruling
.under_which a person who makes it his
occupation to sell the . prodncts of 'his
farm from a stall or stand is required to
pay a special tax as produce broker
should he - construed with the utmost
liberality, giving him the benefit of all
doubts respecting , liis liability. It can
not, ordinarily, be said to lie the occti
pation or a farmer to sell his products.
It is his occupation to Min- them. The
selling is all incident to the production.
It is only when he makes such selling Inc
regular and constant bliSiness that he
should be reduired to 'pay the tax,
You will give your assistants the'
necessary instructions and will take
special pains to cause a liberal construc
tion 'of the laW in this behalf towards
producers. Very respeetfaiy,
C. DELANO: COmmissioner
It will beseen.by '•the above decision,
.that pefsons who :racial our Market only
to . sill the products of their farms or
dairies are not• liable to thiii special tax.i.
It is only Liaise who Make it a regular
business to deal in produce; and from it
gaiira-livelihood,---who_.aro_liable_ty this
tax. For some weeks past we "liave
noticed a gradual falling off of our mar
ket attending people, for .the cailso that
they thought to afpear in Mnrket z Was to
.b 5 milled on - by the Assessor with a,
T . ll.llT!n go .r;pealcs
1E3112211
Daniel have Bala 'On lgarelt
2, on the Cove Farm. Sale of, personal
--Otiibityi-NortlrMiddlotoirtownship.-
=I
Jolni areider, sr., :wilt have 809' of
Pets iiroperty; in West Penns'horough
tornship, ou sixteenth of Felirt4trir.'
ME:I
isle otperpnal property, by :Samuel
Steno,' Frankford . . townebiti, hlaroli 4,
Ideiodlietal of Iterseff, 4birtyrtwo 116 ad
of Walled cattle; ton, bead pt ' hop;
•
'flagon, reaper, and mower,, ,
Tho veatlior IS aliout Mild - onough, for
May, and if it continues wo may oxpOot
buds and blossoms soon. .
The ico men are swearing terribly at
TiElatitt - vreather: - Thersay-they:-bay ,
lots of nmtorial to 'make ice from, but
somehow it 'won't stay together:.
Wesley Wartlold, a colored man, wel
known to many of our people, died on
Friday last, and was 'buried on Sunday
aft4noon: His remains were attebded
to their last'resting place, by a vorylargo
procession of his own race. • Tre should
- strpposo that nearly one-fourth of the
colored population of the town' turned
out. In his' tifetinie, Wesley was
slUnill as little consideration as any
other human being, but from the funeral
procession it might have been supposed
that, the best 'of his•race was being borne
to the grave.- This was right. • In the
presence of death all are equal, 'and it is
fitting that all should be carried 'to their
last home with every outward' and lin
ivard sign that those who knew themin
life realized this truth.
List of sales for which bills have been
Printed at this office :
Tuesday, February 8, by John C.
Coover,' . Penn township, five horses,
cows, young cattle, reaper and mower.
Wednesday, February 16, John Bren
ner, South Middleton township, family
horse, milch cows, household and kitchen
u•niture.
Wednesday, February la, Jelin Gull
er, IVest Pennshprough township, three
°Nes, cows, young cattle, grain fan,
.!)
Friday, February IS, Leonard W. Gut-
South Middleton township, two
horses, heifer, wagon, ploughs, cart.
Wednesday, February 23, Daniel M.
Shenk, Dickinson township, five horses,
milch cows, threshing machine, grain
fan, household mid kitchen furniture.
Thursday, February 24, Christopher
Thumma, South Middleton township,
six horses, two of which' are matched
blacks, cows, and farming implements.
Wednesday, March 2, D. W. Sterrett,
-West _Pennsboro'_ towitsbip,_sj,hoyses,
twenty-six bead of cattle, carriage, bug
gy, fimning implementA.
A ninnbek of 'said bills' have been
printed at this office, notice of which will
be inserted in this column, if tve are noti
fied.
Ifig.t.tiTiTrurriw - fitiquiry - lirt licrloavlrenvryr
twid .11.1tiat) 11, IFG9, the fullox li,g lott.tuall)lo
IVllr.unts, In the Nl4ll' 31/11 Ittret,elt of manhood,
brlov . kl 1 3 /11/11.11',11, 31 tl ro-Inboter, ;4. It Ilttnip
.l, 10010 i 11331 0011 1 .11 , 00 d non; ins.. to t tri nit y ; and
fig 111 hi r v it e 0,1 ell a rllenl, but Intprex.iru
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nib l` S111,11NIX•ioll (pp:lM, " Whs. doeth nII tbitt,tti
It and NNIIII.I tlTlore 9to Inxx of tt
rt..y tut•mber of our fa. trlty. Itit IN 11(1,1; that our
x , 1.0,11 , ....0 his gain.
17,50 l red, That the foully of Ow cioQr..,,d have nor
rrn• •titel into tfe t ryinlnity, in this. their Lo
ut, hnnttdit. &ild. by 11,1 d Anon. nth!. °OM
WIS.' (ltd.
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py .OC. tiles° rogolutlons Lo
.00 0111.10.1 to the , 0 Icv 01 thy do 100001,1001 also,
'at tltor I. • poldi• h. a in 1111.10110,x of the t. wo.
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1. A XL, tI o I,llcs int; Inc. nall• anti r01:10(U
no 11,1 .;) 1,1 011.1,1 I
17Ilt 117 to, We tire called t,m6urn the d nth
Mr S U. hump:. U. who, a'. our hit nice tln,rt »tts
t 1 n o.eml er lln C 4•11 I , ho, thin
01,0 dsiten-uttion of a all Protrlchtlo.o, lotx
11 1 , 10 ,0 1, ed It Om Lit ttent'itt our
y, weliuw, 10 Itetf.Lle Bultutittdon, tic
dtt r. in;;tloereeti of the hie,l utteil.er of the
It einenotlelied that " Ito dottth alt thlop) 1011 ;"
Lilllll I I cf.uiu from Itu.t .t; tour 0.1. tt.td 11 - 11.ottt to
tic bell )1 0. th.
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11.1 11;1 . s:ilark•k , uuJ (e4olati W.
.livso: red, T tint n ,opy of rtkaulutialui
tuth.4l Iha I altly al that:m kl; Ilkat (l:) . Ike °Oared
n lila .1; pap. In 0111 . joill 0 .1, 11111 r 1.11:1.141M it, too
alak.s of Carlini,
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t no.ut tog or Lb., uni.. Cott It.tity, Oil Fri
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reevt..l hoot 11 111 their I to
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and trait tic ut total We laniard in a hotly..
ler,dred, 'I hat a v. lltene procoolim r tie
the i Ind) til tne . 111:C1,1111.11. Ili.t ,6,•y .
in Inn n g h.
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A small size Parini & finning Iron
Safe, nearly new, for nal6 at the 'whole
sale notion andvariUty store of '
Co hE BROTHERS,
11 South Ilanover street, Carlisle.
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MPOHTAN r REVENUE DECISION
. TRI:ASURi DEPARTMICNT,
01 INTERNAL REVILIcUIt.
"ashinfiton, Jan: 4, IR7V—Sirs
- Vont:letter of the twenty'-second ul
timo, respecting the liability of persons
engaged in the' sill!: of the " National
Bitters," has been ruecived.
Assesor John B. Kenney, of Phila.
has this day been specially in
slew:led in the case, and you arc respecit
fully refereed to him.
Very respectfully, •
' C. DELANO, COMMisioner.
Messrs. WALTON &
No: 9 N. Seventh St.,.Vhiladolpbia.
Pialadaphia, Jan. 7, U7O
o Islnssos. WAT.ToN Zoo,
No. 9 N. Seventh 14.; naiad°lphia.
Gentlemon:LW 'consider. the 13Itteifs
anuflietured by yen, known inV marked
"National Bitters," to be a compound
put up and sold as medicine, and when
properly stamped, can be sold'hy deal*
the — stamped- T bottles-AthoLhave_not!
paid the special tax as liquor dealers.
This is in accordance with the ruling,
of the Commissioner, in his letter .4e
-Samuel • 11. Almon, Bsq., Ani3csser,•Ta
maroa, 111., dated Dee. 1O 1809;-.and of
witfelt the following.is ci copy.
Joull B. IChNIi.ILT,
Assessot let Dist., 'Pa.
01470 E Ole INTpIINAL.iIIIvXNUA,
Waellihgtoil Dee. 15, 1809.—Sir :
. Clovolino lb nrgivn, of dalatia, 111.,
write this ofilee under date Of. the 4th
inst., stating that' they, are Druggists,'
,
and 'asking if they, are required ,to-pay
Special 'Pa* ns .liquor 'Dealers, for sell.
ing . "Tonic Bitters" and . other ,eorn- All persons clearing really Ilnl. articles, rellablO in
lintllnill of a similar character, which are qhallty, and moderate In price, aro certain to he
nleagoo by our exceedingly largo and varied collo
alaiined to be medicine. . They. have, -bow,
_out stork Is kept always fruit , additions
'boon roferrod,to you, and you are,4there f 'o m ..r n g t i.
orr__ c p u e. r o . nonnall . gnu of the most elegant in
f(11:0, inetrnoted that hidA;ra and other al- t d tg li w y ogd v i te av o ng li p a e n rtle i e n : p l:l47t
i tlit h V i t r y i r oa f .
'ophOlie compounds, - which , arc .put hp . uojetaty
.. ..
.
imdaold -as- 7 medieines,--and-Which:are
properly stomped BB such under Schedule
a, of the Revenue law, should betreated
as medicines, and persons 'selling the
same should not bo required to pay Bps
. .rl -- -"Trnr - usr - liiquer—Dealers,---Vorso; •
selling bitters or other. alcoholic- com
pounds, which are put up-and stamped
as f "rectified spirits," should:of course
be hold subject to tax as Liquor Dealers.
Any; .provioue" ruling of this, dhow,
which may bo inconsistent with the term
of this letter, is hereby revoked.
Respoetfully,"
C. DELAr!o,
' .. l . SiattfEL H. - .A.Lmorz, Ahsossor,_
. Wanted, immediately, a competent
burr dresser. Must comb 'well recom
mended. Address lock box 8, Carlisle,
Pa. •
The warohouso on the corner of Main
and West streets, with siding attached,
and now occupied by Henry 'Herkness,
is for rent. Apply to
23de694t A. CArncAiir.
THE PRICE OF COAL AND HOW
TO ECONOMIZE.
The committee appointed by the Amer
ican Institute to examine into the merits
of tho various coal burning stoves, "hair°
reported that, after making' a thorough
examination of the various stoves, and
testing them thoroughly, both in refer
once to economy and heating power, they
have found the ' American-Base ?Sumer'
(manufactured in this city); to tie the
most economical, and the' most powerful
heater—sorn'ti of tbe tests showing that
this stove &manned full one-halt less
fuel than the others; and every case
gave much more heat." Is it notbetter
to get the above named stove and avoid
the great waste of coal P—Albany Knick
erbocker.
Their+ stoves are for sale by William
Fridley, East Louther street, Carlisle, Pa.
IMIECIIIMMI
11. Harkness offers that commodiouS
dwelling, No. 66, West Lowther street,
now occupied by him, either for sale, or
rent. -The front 'building has:been-re--
built, contains a largo hall, two parlors,
and three .chambers. Back-building. is
new ; contains dining room, kitchen and
two chambers ; also, wash and bake
houses Hydrant at back door, and
good fruit nt garden. Terms of sale
made easy. One or two good Marko!
Cars for sale
THE SC'II(EPPE TRIAL
A full report of the most interesting
and important ease is now ready and can
be MA:tined 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. Selneppe and
Miss Steinneclte. The bOok will be fur
nishedat the followingrates :
, cents
One copy,
Twenty copies, $ 4 00
Fifty copies, - 9 00
One hundred copies, 15 00
Address, .
A CARD.
I have this day associated - with - tbe, as
a partner in my business, Mr. J. P. Bix
ler, under the name and title of IL Bat
ton G Co': The- books of tholaWfirm
are in my hands int. collection. Thank
ing my friends and the public for past
patronage, WO hope by strict attention to
bu "to merit a continuance of the
same, SkX.TON.
lijall7o
GREAT AUOTIPN BXLE.
We would i.sk every person to attend
this sale and get your dry goods at their
own prices. Now is the time to save
money. See advertisement of W. C. saw_
yer C Co. Commencing nibuary, 19,
1870.
A. Photograph Gallery, well established
and doing a good business can be bought
cheap for cash, if applied for soon. Call
on or address i.
MISCELLANEOUS
AVALUABLE FARM "AT PHI
VAT!: SA, P..—Situated hi Silver Spring town
.hip, on tLe railroad, within n half mllo of Leidig's
Slat lOU and 3 tai lea went of Nlitchanlcnburg, contain
ing. Nu•ACRES, all cleared. Tito Improvements are •
LARGE STONE HOUSE, with all tho noceontry out
pitOdingii, Large Bank horn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib.,
Cerriuge House, he. There in wt.:Odom at tho homed,
also one at the hero, it well of water In the wavh
house, and n never tailing Stream of water running
throngh the. fitrin, a good Applo Orotund, lately roa
red and limed, Willi • variety of other fruit. The
fa m rm is In good cultivation, and updor good fence, in
a good noighborliotd, convenient to school and
churches.
If not mold before the Ilret of Marelt, It will Wen
be for rent. Persone desirous to view the property
will please egli On the finite:HlßT, living on the farm
Terme will by made Iteeconnuleting.
f t jun7o A. BABB.
THREE FARMS FOR SALE AT A
OItrAT lIAIW A IN, In W.st V 1111141.1.
ONE OF 435-, ACRES!
I and in fair condition, of very good quality, un
der gord foam Orchard, Garden paled In. good 'fused
nod comfortablo Dwellings /WO. 00:35 Nut, Corn
House, Wagon llouso. Moat lions., Hon ild.eo,
Spring llott•o at a erring of good water mar the
D s Whoa'. Ono bull's uodencultivatioo,b•lanou in
Wood and Timber Sant Farm Ix situated within
114 miles di Sleepy Creuk, a Ststlin on the Plaltimore
d Ohio It ti•vw.d. atochlat th , ro is a Store, Poet
Office end Express Office, whore all kinds of Produce
reiu to told. Marttn.burg, n largo and flourishing
town, is 10 Dillon d.stant, whorw the highort print;
Kre Paid tin all.kinds of Country Produce; 2:11; mass
distant Is a Quvrty. whom good J.lntestot o ran be
lied for three years without c et, antb.can It 1 , 4r11t
for eight oonts per bushel Tho Tenant on above'
Farm rai•od the past yew 500 Bushel, Wheat, and in
a talon time this amount might be di ultted,Afinie
of Limo; as it acts welt o.t sold land. That Farm
wi I bit divided to snit purelmeore; and e Id as easy
terms. Price $25 per Acre. Also, eon of '
=1
Two Hundred 'and Fourteen Acres I
At, SW or Akio. Imbrovornonter common' And
one of
Two Hundred 'and.. Fourteen Aeree,
:At $l5 per Acre. No Improvements. Oood valor"
power on-both.
The Land on thorn Farms in of Ford quality, ono
third cleared, and balmier in Mood' at.d Timber,
whirl, commands a good man of •t Cherry Run Sta
tion These Farms are eltuatod one mile from Che:ty
Ron Station, on the Hnttienori, & Ohio Retrnad, at
which Station le a Store, Post Mire and Express Of
fice, nod 1 . inile.froni a Llmintone Quarry, whtwe
Itorah:tin rap tio had for throe Yearn for nothing.
!Werth:lib:lig in 13 Mil. dietoht.
All the abovo lee/Woos ore very
_healthy. I oiler
thorn n Bargain, se I am old, hero no family, and
WWI to soil. ty-ir tin to Sleepy Crock Station, on
tho Baltimore & Ohlo ItaLrond, to .me three Forme,
where lilt:Tilton Lane, esq.,.tonant on farm, will
give all particulnrs, and ahow the farms
Address,
EOM
JT . E. CALDWELL CO
JEWELERS,
ANDIMP.ORTERS',
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Kum ONLY CLASS 000 DB
AN ITINERSIi PAWErt OP
GOLD IVATOIIIC8;
IjAhiONDR,
JEIWELIIY,
. ttILITER WARD,
IiGATRD WARR,
CLOCKS, BRONZES,
YOREION PANOT GOOD)),
Commiasione)
Tamaroa, 11l
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HERALD ONFICE,
CaHifi*, Pa
; J. C. LESHER,
Carlisle), Pa
A. BPSITII.'
Aberdeen. Harlon' county, Md,
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,lo pat poynt•.t 40 1511.1.1. calm 414 pett•ksao
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gi,illllll. for p•I trt•nt, WOll Allow •opo. lowly
of 1.011.1.1 thu oxttutoutsl • 100 plod
rp.coND, rf A ND rIANOti
Ibr Pole or gout; sr 1 , 110 t- xnit the tloooo.
;C..,•1 nod cznothso Minn wh..ther you u'loh b r..ot
or •oy. - •
S'I , I7 I VISIt TO N'(: I) OROANS
maLUDEUNs,
fro.. tLe w.rl4 noun kild unnuhlßotory of 11. T.
ham +ll, (Ibrmerl: elirlioqt t Ilesu&um). The
chonpral and blut. 1,1 litto.o Id, mud ul untritutud end
luilt In torOt.r by my.. IT Kw ll.e poll v.
Vl , )l.lNft,
GUITAM: 4 .
ArVOlt VMON:g,
PLUTB. 4 .
MUS:O AND MUSIC poolop
RTRIIGN al!" .d:ii.:lL72rD4
and irm,y96hig nikpertettilsg to Yhe emote beediastp.
Old Planes,' Molodoods, idd :Orgadi fakos Invot
poy for tow oaeo. ' '
,
fill; ?PA '1 It6l
AU kin& erf lbetrursealiropitina
•' ; ,
Citll Gin:mine nir Me& art I sii Awl tent.
JOHN -
Do n't lornrt t4tr place.;
NO. 11,. WEST*IIIATO STREET,
• (opposite Miriott 11. W,)
CIARI 4 IBLN. PA.
W. S. AIWOOII. I -1040 W. ILANCK
ATWOOD, R&NOK & CO.,
• 0041dISSION =RONAN*
female" dealers In all Muds of -
' PIMILIED AND.
1.3 . 0. 210 North 'Wharves,
Alamo Mail; dive;
• !' •PDILADEII'IIIA.
DR. GEORGE BEA,RIGAT
DBNTIST:
Yrom the Baltimore College of Dental Bunion. Office
at the roaldeueo of Lie moiler 4 at Loutkor groat,
Three doers below Bedford. 10.09
DR. ' J S.BENDNR;
. • -
• 110WILOPAILIIC PHYSICIAN:
ODIN, le the room formerly occupied" by Col. Joh%
Lee. 10.68
E 1113 RYOCH, ' •
JUSTICE OF Tun PESCI."
Office, No. 8 Inincee Row. 108e60
. .
FE. , BELTZEMOVER, •
• ' ATTPRNST AT LAW.
Wilco In &nth EfinnoTer street, oppoille Bootie dry
goo /tort lOueoB
GW. NrsiDICH, 6.i
• ' Dlll{l/11T-
Late Demonstrator of Operative Dentlitry of the Wl
tlnaoreVollege or Dental Surgery. Nato at his resi
dence, oppeede Harlon Hall, West Main 'street, Oar
lisle, Pa.. 100.01
COLL.
MIK A. MARTZ. Vr. - R. urAPrAos.
FIOLL, WHITEIBS & CO,
WHOLESALE DICALESIS IN
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
N. E. Cor. Third and Market streets,
' PIIILADULPIIIA.
C. P. ILITMIIICIL VIA. B. ,PAILICER.
11CrIJIIRICH &- PARKER,
_ _ATTORNEYS AT LAW. •
Office .11...lreet, to Marton Half, Onefsto. 10..0
JOHN CORNMAN_,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
°Moo I. butt ,eig attached to tho Intaklln Nolo!, or,.
pooh. the Court Roam,. 104000
TOBBP.II.BITITER, Jn:, -
to ATTDENNY AT LAW AND BURVNYOR,
Mechanteeburg, Po: Duke on Neilrani atmat, two
dome north of the Bonk.
, Dualrani proipptly.attendOto.
_ l
T R. MILLER,
t
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
•
Office, No. 10 Booth Ifienover .root, eppoeite Coylirs
store. ,10ao00
It§" C. HERMAN,
1111.• ATTORNEY AT LAW
C6rtiale, No. Q Ehe.,m's Zioll.
•
IDI H. 1311ARBA.RGER,
• JUSTICP QP TIIY PNACX,
. - Plaint@ld, Weetpermsboro' township.
Cumberland County, Pante.,
Lanka-ea, entrusted to him will reeelve prompt
attention. 200rt70
ROBERT OWEN,
KATY ILOOPRII,AND.DEALBR IN SLATE,
LANCASTER, PA
An work itaLaranload, and will racolve prompt at
tontion.• Ordsrs left at the "Herald Ottica," will ra
arrive prompt attantion. Oet. 20.
SPANGLER & WILSON,
CARPENTERS AND ST/111 DDILDRILS
Corner North end Pitt etreota
Boc6
T. M. WE,A.NLET. W. I% SADLER.
WEAKLEY Sr SADLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OSles, 92 RIO ilasorer street, netst the Good WIII
Lose Louse. 10,09
R-
WILLIAM KENNEDY,
ATTOItIaY AT LAW
Med In Tolunieor building; Curibils.
iv.SHEARER; • •-• •
• , ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office ta northeast earner of the Court Noose. Inoo6fi
WEB. B. HIRONB,
AffORNDY /ND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
--- FirtiaitiVOt below Chestnut,
Cor. Library,
lES
Homsn, COLLADAY & CO.,
IAI2 222 1.411 01111122'NUT VTRESV
PHILADELPHIA
erit4 /I. U. UAINB %)11.1301$ UO.DB
CA 'Ng utlvatitup th. grout duinveolo. 1311.,i0
Yu C.. 11 Li. ,
II UttellAS i. 01, DILVADI I.OODi
11=11
ENORMOUS REDUCTION
Below the rout of tropo.tallonorhlois they are now
spotting. and w.lt Oa ! at a ter;:nl'itlit'acltalloa
1
they deAre b; dlreue.ilecial att 'nab t \
; te Ihis stock .
''''''. -
together with' their •e u 14rgp Popo. tAt OK,
lkr• M,e ,etlu.,l to cort,, pet..lllngly to, rote., nod
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LAILWRIVAS O 01111.1P1Wr STOCK
ulriked. lucl Uig Tea Baal Nue and ani.it
dtepaa, Chase '•.•pllna, and' Idoianlrs, I■ rf.t
PIM &e.
vorMY styles 740 mulls, Id 117 1 A , ,., worll.
760 . 14..04 , Tory I...ar7.Wonitrd
Swam. in tha rtalslostithift
dark Otdo, far media 6tia.
AH Wpol Ihnpremq
&slurs; Including' din , corg declraidu
14vy 21:ii!„; for ii , Scs. Splendid
Quallty Bak fa t.ll ei,lan Tie. 111011. , Brock§
_ .
PO►4INI. GILL , AHD WOOL, ,
Tory isioloaao proJr, 74 mat* u.
NM
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Illtilioll ROLL POPLTNII, all Ylfk and (I Wool, Of ,Ka
WLTSt #I4VIt 14001. POMO 004D9,!ar,%*,
nrcukst*C'
1144440-
CARDS. -
)".E W . GROCHAIC STORE:
he subssriber having purchased Ilesserkteith
corner, on Pomfret mad 1104 rd 'streets, and erected
Chignon a Store, Vas now Cpotled - with• New Stock
_ . ,sr erell selected Fresh Groaerico Ills stock *III ho
found to be complete suer) particular, 'aid ever ,
ritsir, thu ^ta wm_be '111.3
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104600
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CATtLIBLIE; PA
=I
=Z!
IMMEMI
• .
ditoCEIIES, , , CANDIES; &e.
-Mpg bold Irla. Jo • arrauted
has an band and now roady for dolivery Prooorf ee
of all kinds, •
~, • r
GLASS WARE.
WOODEN WAUE,
WILLOSYWARE,
PKRFUJIARY,
150 AP,
A good ssortrusht of 1 , 16T10N5.• A spectility mods
oa all klUds of Solt M slats, such es'
Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef, &c
Dried,
Owned and
Pickled FRUITS
bt all kind. ronalantly on band"
•
46y- MOOR. and PEED of the beet grades, and In
quantities to suit purchoeore.
Goode sent' to any part of the town If desired "
Cap mai price for yourself at No 46, gnat Pomfret
Street.Juin DEEDED.. ,
BSept 166641ns
J . M. MASONHEIMER.
EMISCI
CHOICE FAA.LY GROCERIIB,
PINE QUALITY ON TIAS, ACES
QllsliNkwAflE,
GLABBWAIIE,
1=2120
WOODISN, AND
=EI
DCHT lIRANDS Or
FAMILY FLOUR
SALT`AND //11311
♦LL HIND/ OP COUNTRY PRODUCE
BOUGHT AND BOLD
Boortiwzat ootNYR PITT AND P3MPIIST BTARDTS
ledsoBtl
110 FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A FRUIT ARRIVAL OF 110LIDAY GOODS
At BURK'S, No. 85 West Main street.
AL Magnidcont Stoek of Candies, Toys, Nuts and
i7drulteris now opeo-foi. lospoctiOnly tho.pnldic.
Tits Wagons,E .
,
xpress,
-
Arabulancoo, Carta, Doreen,
Dunn, Swords, Pistols, Whistles,
' Magnetic and Mochanical Top,
Wood Wagon., Slade, Hobby Gorses, .
Drums, Fifes, liorne, Games,
Arks, Doge, Cots, and a
hunt of other toys. '
, . Fancy Doxes, China
'Mugu, Vase., Cups, Saucorn,
Match Safes, Crucifixes, As. ' de„
Oranges, Lemonn, Figs, Rotel., -
PrniT'iniliTti, and
Nuto of Al • . Kinds, DOLLS,
and Doll Meade with
Moving nod Fixed 03;;;. .
C-LRAI?. CANDY TOYS,'
OP MT 01Pli unalrAcrunz, -WOOLIOMA-16.MIALETAIL.
FRENCII and AMERICAN CANDY In abundance
All of which will be sold a the loweht CASII Pricers
Pr Please give me a call.4'o-
D. W. BURKHOLDER,
Nel 35 Watt Main Street, Carlisle; Pa
. .
MISCELLANEOUS. ,4
N 0 lIUMBUG-1-
CKRISSIAN INIIOFF, of Cttrlisle,
has the sold rlAht, Ageut fur Cumberland
County, Pa , fur thusethulcoale; o'
NO HUMBUG
BURNING ei,tylr),..
culled NON 11126•L01:11V11
LUIIINATING
BURNING FLuit),
alLtrit l topotiot to anything ottr totrodno,l 161,0
ma °apply tilt , trod , / tlauttgla tho county, wholeutt!u
Their YI.UID Iw uhmpur than K noti
olphadva; tuulccau Getter eloaror, 411.1 met, light
than ROICarnO, or tatty oil., MI or compound In non
iint.l nu bp.l .dor or gluon, i utl Ir p grfurtly harm
Mime Lout.; or ctling nu 4 to toe( Oa+
ortlclu will ph.0.., re . .y rterou la Cornelia
=9
ME!
'rtCE C.IRLISI.I ACA
ONLY SCHOOL NV IJlt'll I'l P.tltl:6 YOISNtI
ALEN 3 , 01 t COLL1i01: iN C.IIILIPLJ. '
Au 4ttgli.ll owl Cloasioul 6,11.11 fi) , you - 1401/
And •bOyil wl lho opun-tl'o.pt..who, Q in llontilt ,
Ind ding, nu Boutli 81rert
Popllw•notroottotio a,
,Natu-4 Ooluocu, Pookwormlllp, 10.
TIIIICOUriII4 t' 1111.111 T
le doalg4lol la ■t.tca 01°1 - cloak- evisul •rn nicd
to prepare for 0//trge Spo°lol net. Mi.% 0111 bc.
gliutt t Poictieal A rithuitlie, 16.41 s•ip, syclaing.
Ernmowttip.ll, , th..l xtligi , ntm inity w.ll to Ma,.
•d for 11101111.° 1 to and hive • a *O,l Yuen lot° ° fin a
mare •xtondud 0,.0r 4 0 or At,ly
M=l
will I.untialiteci t • young' 0.71(1,nch mui Eho.m who
cwnoi hu tructod .111111 will not i.e 141/OWl'.l
with no
TRH Bellool. I'd Ali
iOl divided Into t.O Nensfonx
Soptembin - 0, nruji Jimoliry 3
=
(Pupa,lo In Alr.."
Ist Su tow. Common 1:11:4 115 I 0
. do Clnimics Co,on 'F:11g11:111; 10151
Id SOBllilat,Common English,. 25 0:1
.41e,, Clued i., with Common in 00
This imbobtrY of this Arndetay by Ow pay tonat of a
email tuna Annually, ran hrtve the rev or the Collegb
Librnden, coatahtlng .J 5,0. a vol n torn.
V ACATIO , B —July and Augurt, tool from Ohl lot•
11110 to Ilto Monday ttlbor NOW Y.,
• 11 ,1 40•IYINO froin al. 0:111 lIIVU thr
prlrlkso of rtounitv lo 1/Ic.l ,ott log• it • hey
rho., to do no, ott ''‘‘ 11l find good Volirdltur •elllter
In Collego Clubm or 'ln urirota 111111illan ro• gitur
r.oru $2 10 t 51 Mit r
A. 8., B.Tuipm
CAR LIRA:, PA
11,1:Nii .I:ICCE
. .
I tat • weal pie..lvo in “nnotontllng Mr. it. W.
Starrett. A. 8., . A gentleman eminently qnslitled to
Witch. My colilldo..ce In hltn le encl., that I Minn
nointult my, own eon to hid WO. -
ivt.u4suiEL4
Bev. 8, Jim. rroaltiontDlclZlngn College.
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LIST .OF SALES palle4 br N.• D.
Auctithieer :
Jan.ll. 'beanie! lionyon; deed, Pluitinron twp.
• " 12 to 25 11' C. Bowyer & Co., Carlielc. Po,
Yoh. 1. • Abrallank nradio.r, :loan 311thilrton twp.'
9. • J. P. Shneror, Div Innen lwp.
"I Jacob itnetmnn, deed, twp.
Pr A. Trindim.deed; South_Middlotoninp—
'Moon YIIk, Mount Holly Spriuo.
" 8. 4.0 Coo'cor, l'onn
D. Vonh Moll; Carlisle, Pa. •
10. John Bohmoll, Assignee Of Janice Thomas, •
' N South Iliddloton township
" 11. John Beetero. Assignee of Jce.areon, Popth
.• Bllddiston,township. • • .
, .
" 12. Jos. lionuninser, South kliddloton
U. Nook Cockloy, twp . •
18. Thse. Spangles, Dickinson tap.
" 16. Samuel Brans, Mk - burin twp.
" A. Wm , Tiattnon. South Middleton. lay -
18 Leo Bute:hall, South Middleton twp.
" 16. Elder Oreoh, Pone twp.
" .21. John 'Posing, Dicklueon.i
22. Jas. Pettis, !tooth Middicfori twp.., •
", 23. Denied Illossik.llickineon.'•
" .24. 'Jacob Black, Dickinson., ~' „
96 John Shambaugh, Tragonor's'ilap Mod .1
,",. 26., James Kenyon, Dickinson.
" 20. John John., Booth lidtddlotoa twp.
Mar. 1. Julio Zolgior, litiddlesox..
. 2. Jacob Schupp, South Middleton twp. •
• " 2,. Samuel Wherry, Middlocox. • .
" 4. Curti, Fl.hburn, Pont' twp. ' • • •
5. ThinJatnin Loobard, Tilakln.ol.
T. Jno, D. nonfat. Dickinson.
4` 9. Jacob. Plank, South Middleton twit.'
9.• Mote. Wetzel, Carlisle,
.10. Abrm. Spotlit. Dicklneort. ^ ,
" John D. Myors, Prost.Pounsboro.
" 12, 'Wilson Shops, South
" 'l•A;Pishburn, Penn.
." 12, • siti; A. Parer, Dickinson.. • . • ,
" IT Jamee Limo, Penn twp, • .„ , •
A. L. SITONSIIIEWS"COLU.7IrN.
A . L. SPONSLER,
,RoadEetate Agoat, Scrivener, Conycyancor luend
SMOO and Claim Agent. Oleo Main Street Near
Centro Square.
ORE WASHER FOR SALE.—An
cellent Ore Walther, at the Ore Bank of Ueorge
W. Leldlelk, nearly new. Will lie aold very low. Air:
ply to A. L. SPONELER.
njan7o,
MOWN PROPERTY FOR RENT.-A
commodionx 'two_ and a half !dory It IC It
DWELLING, adjoining the Hotel 00 the corner of
Main andthodford xtreeta.
Also twatho-atory DWELLING HOUSES, ono brick
and tho other Frame, aituatod on Pomfret ntreet,
tween Ilanover.nnd Bedford.atrveta—all In good or
der. Possession given trot of April. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLER, •
- Real Estate Agent.
•
FOR RENT.
•
Gjml7o
Twu commodious two story Brirk Houses; on tho
oast side of East street, botween 3lnin and Loather
streets, in the borough of ,Catibilo; noelno n vela.
able lot of ground ow the cunt Hid.: of Lotort Spring,
containing about. 'Ell SEE etCithS, being the property
of the heirs of Joseph Shrom, descried, all in excel
lent repair, will lea loosed for one year Iron the lot of
April mutt. For terms, de , °Danko of
A. I. SPONSI.EI.,
Real Extat, Agent
I=ll
F OR BIPLE
A two etory 115101 i Privute Residence situated on
South Hanel er street, between Purnfret and South
sireate, Carfislc. The lot contains 21 feet in hunt and
120 in depth'. Thu hoot. Is nearly nen•, containing
double ',adore, dining room and kitchen on Ulu first
floor, and five comfortable chambers (4 the 14,01111
!story, and throe finlmiled rooms ou the attic, conveni
ent entbuildings, fruit trees, and grape 'lnes, mid
hydrantin thu,yurd. Enquire of
A. L. SPONSLIIR,
Real Estate A goat.
Effi33
VALUABLE BRiVATE BESI
RENCK FOR HALE.
Situate on South Hanover street, Carlisle now
owned and occupied by - Alm Washmood, -Mee the
property of Benedict Law. rho lot' fronts.ou lion
over at., 90 feet, and
,extends back the same width
240 feet to an alley. The Impioveuionis .aro a largo
two-story FRA,SIII lIOUSk, with Verandah In front,
containing Donble Parlors, Hall, Chamber, Dining
room and K Heber, on lower floor and els Chambers
and Both-room on the 2nd story. Gas and water
bavo been Introducel. There, is a large Stahl° and
Carthago Houso at the loot of tho lot. The lot is
well atuddod with ornamental trees and shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every description and Grapes
of the most choice selection in abundance.
Enquire of A. L. SPONSLEK,
Real Estate Agent.
230 ct-GS
ORB BANK FOR SALE.—A rich
deposit of the best quality Ilermatito Ore,
lfolding 50 percent, comprising about 18 ACRES,
ocated In Monroe township, about 2 miles from the
Iron Works of C. W. & It. V. Altl, on the south side
of the Yellow Breeches crook. There to a stream of
..wpter_r.unning_th rough - _the trap; sufficient for
Washing tho ore and furnishing water power . be ,
sides. A portion of the bank is under a lease and
will be sold subtect thereto. Tho balance is unto
cumbered.
Pei emu deslrlous of viewing the Bank may call
upon George W. Loldich, at "Lehlich's mill," for
merly known as Bricker'. mill, Monroe township,
Cumbet land county, or upon
A. f,. SPONSLER,"
Real El.tato Agent, Carlisle.
30June130
OMNI
Private Residence situate on South Hanover St.
Bernet°, nearly opposite Ear ly's hotel—owned by
James Bentz. Tho lot contains 106 fool in front
refining haat 210 reel, nod behig Tflifeet in bee idth
at the rear. The buildings aro nearly new and In
exeeliont-order,-comprising_azonnnotliutil_2____
Wt.t..STOICV BRICK FRONTBUILDING
with a largo Two.Stoty Krick Bock Building attach
ed containing all the modern improvements inclu
ding gat and water. The location of thin property
In Inc of the most oligih•e in the town, nod will ho
dlipouvit of on fat arable tenon,. For terms and fur
ther parldeulars enquire of
A. L. SPONSLEft,
Real Extatn Aguut
Ant 6
FOR SALE—That desirable Private
Residence, situated an West Pomfret Street,
.Corllshs. Tho lot contains 30 feet In•frant nod 240
foot In depth. The haprosenlefffil cinTAISTnf - rfrosns - 1
modlons
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
containing large Parlors. lUD, Dining Room; and
Kitchen on the forcer floor, and eight convenient
Chambers on the second floor, three over the front
building, and five over the back building, a Wash
linear; finch Room, and Water Closet; and gas pipes
running into the cellar. 'A hydrant In the yard and
water on the second story. The err tire 'Property is
In most excellent - condition, and the location oneof
the most desirable In the town. The lot is well mud
ded with fruit. treesand,uhrulAAPEL!DAlsite ,t num
ber of grape vines of superior quality. lie terms
apply to
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Fatale Agent.
24sept o 0
VALUABLE; TARR AT PRI
FATE SALE.
.
' nreecit7K
creek In biotin.. township, about mile East of
Altl'n loon AVorba,contaitting Tti Acres, all cleared
but abteut R Acres which are tanored Wttlt good tint
ber. Tho improvemonts aro n montotlious two-story
BRAN E MUSE, with coincident out builditms.
Large BANK BARN with Wagon Sited and Corn,
crips attached. A choice Apple Orchard In good
bearing ardor, together with Poach., Pears, Cherries.
and Ompos in obundaatto and on excellent and never_
falling well of Water at tbedoor. The land in in a high
slate of tilllvation. unglue good fence Jodi Om im
provements in good older, The location in a denim
big one, bring near a church, trail! anti o'hool Inner.
If not sold nt prtratu onto lo fore the 2:0.11 l!ay of
September nest the harm ort be altered at Public
Sale on that day. Sermon dm,intos of viewing tho
premises maysall upon lieu W. Loidieh, at Lejdicia's
mill. In Moor. township,
War terns Se apply tr
A. 1, SPONSI,EII,
14,41 liniatu Agent
ISAug 60
VALUABLE PRIVATE
BEsT
iE.NCI FOIL: 'I LE — iqillll ll. the VI eat and
of tho borough to t l'h-Idionit l'ottego.
The lot contithot 70 tent in limit, -Iret iu
depth, exttinalitig hour Jto o to I.iiittlor Atteet.
The improLementit entottat of an olognot and
motlious notaaifin iilthitte, near the centre of 1110
grou ode. frootittg n >lo a atroot, finolied the
too4l • towel, le, with too ettient
rtlOl, ll .lll ll A 11, looluti•olly I .tr. tool 110.
Dttor alt.tl.tyco ot futit of II toototottal
Ire, tool z 3 tiow•ot , 11,1 1 1 //11.11.1. ry thecloolorA
1.1111.
Th C o owner belog acide, ie. of 1.1. ,, p•ity
wilt be illnpose.l of ni on inlinoto terwo to tile'
poi. loon, gli 01. the April
elect. loi . 1 . 7111, 11114 fill til1•1 1 , 11111111/.1, Mirtt of
A. I, lilt.
brie/ vent,
MIMI
Dlt G 0 ODS, 1,1-11 W,
(;01,D DUIViS ! t)
•
E:sr ENI)OUS 1)1:CLINE 'l'llE
prL., I All kook or 111, th , en Pooh. io Ron
toll, new 'to It t 1 ti I hth , lrlpLi ohlong. the Int
por•erx.l Intoetow Iot•or now onil..esi tI , I good, fot onnl
ioto.tho /meth, room otol ...Id at o Sal rho of h 1, irh
net , unto for the trio prio nt om annbloq tl4 Offer St!ott•
of Ir food. to 10,0 ri./11 1,1.1,11 ory ot
prioon thnt trill ontonihb
Paisley Shawls, iknyr'l Stripe- 'Shawl:,
I: Ifap ‘Cool Long and Stytaro Shawls,
lain sh,..k I .I.sione lilies, t . i.ot
it rind linsto o:her iltory :lint deft .
...antudlti tr. as I Imre ro.elt th•ot
nit 14, rt.'llrlll. I, nu 111,1111120 till
hou,.. ill OW
ite,miroon, I'nepl,, Lead Wino. and Own
tVool i !pie, lo.s: quality, ht urea. eed
Al, 11erat. of Lent Make ill l•Illal`111:1, of prJoes lower
than 1 r to Alto war, trhich shows IltO elleorof
Annie. M ennllllil Ito) lo Wear: Ileany Bt.:" et Cloth,
Plalo lllar, nnl Ferry CI tins nod Cat:tilt:errs, —.at.
dea. x nu I 11 I ill° rat low ~nimble for
soos.ta ut g.ltettly rtslored rates.
w,des rood I tenter Proof! 11, nano to
inth Inn n g IlterAtell no unlink lids :1.111.011 for
Su Sr and ( ails n !MM. Innnufnetitrerx lutva
soon proper 10, Anima,' the Iris I u wo Ithr.ll coo
tdruot... I at the lowest twitrn that lhry hiss aver
been sold at. All qualltles of ll'ack and (told Ally
IVateruroot
Ladies' - Merino Vests and 15huners,
VI ft, Ladles ' n9dto and v.:toned
Slurino anti Ail W4RI of . i,,t;ry
wYtito 'ma haul every :lee, wool 11111;-
11019 Cflllll l ll 11111 .. ! el, Tn.., [nor, at
101V1,0 1.111111 they 1 , ,,v0 imen n , 11,1 for nine yearn.
1.11 , 11,1 ' nod Chinheni.' Ilene style Shoes or yens tie.
serietion. from the lielivient to tile Intent
mnnnfte
tnred flentn.. Endive,' mid Children's (I,llnl
every el.°, of llnnt quality. NVl.lteninleoltned Illanic
elm and Counterp.inen, at 11 weal relied( n.
I norectrully nm: all inHp....ttou nu stuck liator
purchasing as I tun confidant—l o‘p +ado to, raft I
Lrioo, ill Olin may fnyor mo evith n call. Do.t.et
unt uggial into Int> lug l.y 0 price lint of cheap 1111114
Inc, alliiCOS. Ac., 'but call and run a wholo stock 0r
oioda right through, all reducial in price.
(111A9 0011.11 Y.
No. 47: Weet Nlalit•Struet
MEI
J G cAL9o,
No. 29 }year MAIN:STRUT.
CARLISLV,,
F=l
Tliu lI~TI`Lit o(~rl[ "xlo'I-i-
The lettet etylenjust roeelyed I
Thu Intuit styles Always on handl
BILK HATS from the best Dlanufsotureilll
FAIIIII0:1AIILIIIIAI9Ju . st out! I I I
.7,0. A LLIO wlahes to toll ottonAlun to lilt Wis.
otock a
HA B AND CAPS
Ho manutheturva fiats to order, and ban the beat
ar rangiungute *Cpr colpylng 11e4e, Woolop, aoodo,
omi ilzerconts, ot short notice
The, blihoutOASllE PRICES pall-@r
eO,ILINTRY.FU=RC.
'.farGITE
NQ 29. AMIN 13TIVEr.i,T,
1U 90f60
-
MLflbll
v SI'OVES i.
" An thweetumn is tent npproachlog when portions
%till In , looking for n doviral•lo Stu* for Parlor or'
kitchen nee, wo ask It careful examination of Our
'ock, believing wo bay° thu 'Ova and boat select
eJ oevottmon t Of STOVES - over offered to the eltkons
of Cluntn;rland cdunty
We Ituvo ou baud Vac juxtly oolobrntod
MORNING GLORY BASE BURNER,
which. tt Parlor, or Dining Room Stove, excels oil
ollon, as qhousatols who use !hem will testify
THE LIGHT HOUSH,
One of. the meet delilrable atovem In liso.
THE MORNING LIGHT,
Alma Base Humor
TIIL•' MORNING bLORY.
PARLOR HEATER, and
PORTABLE, YURNAOES,
and other now Parlor, Ming Room and ebeLltaJO.
Room Stoves
Wo offer among others the following Cook Storer,
THE REGULATOR,
EIIPERICIIt,
NOBLE COOK,
MURRY CIiIIISTMAS,
and City of Burlington COMBINATION. We also
eon, the
DIAMOND HEATER
FIRE PLACE •STOV
==IEMM
iroe
the host Fire Pi.co Stove ever Invented
We would call nt:tentiou to our largo-stock of
T I N .W A It E
en hand or motto to order. All lands of
ROOFING AND SPOITIING
dotisr reasonable terms and without delay
All pornons &airing anything In our lino aro It;
vltod to call and pricotint artiolca - before purolinolng
'elsewhere
r
WALKER k OLAUDY,
No. 18, Nest ktalp Street,.
Otirllalo, Pa
EMI
A - UDITOR'S' NOTICE.—The, under
-L-1 xignuti, appointed by the Orphante Court of
Cumberland county auditor to make MotrlbutiOn of
the fund found on final oettlement in the bandit of
Janteo Hamilton, O k q., 'lnn. J. 11. Unborn and Rey.
D. Sterrett, Exerutpro of Ole,. FlAnall IL Thorn, Into ul
the lega•
tees at d ull °Otero entitled ,thereto, will moot tho
part). Interested at his r00m,,N4. 28 M'ext Main st ,
Carlisle, 1,11 Monday, the seventh ,163 , Lf Yam - miry
neut. at 10 o'clottlf A. M. J. W.-/fll Y.
13,1itn70
NoTicE.—By virtue of a reskiiiion of
go,,khower, , , the Capitol Stock of the
Car :boo company” hot beau fro:zoomed to
30,000 DOLLARS.
Ful sot Iptions to the .11110 Will 1,0 rocuhed et the
0111, of the ono pony, No. M 1 E.ot Mob, Strool.
Ily order of the Board of Threctoro:
JOHN T. (7 ILEEN, Presidio:ll
Juno lILVIN6, Secretary.
.tljou7 0
„„ - ;. 1 'TOE AND lIAT STORE FOR SALE.
The mulerslgned.Otle little takuu
up by his duties to the Carlisle Shoe Company, will,
in Coltsl.4llll.lleo thereof, sell his Shore, oltustoa on the
mirth cost rooter of the Public Squats, whom° Ito Into
Jom n ittleet. , ful business for. tunably yearn. To a sat
'lslat tory p, ,, 11 each eau be offoyoil for OM
pr:uerulio.o .4 the busing SO AN loin 1440 it a pecull•
oily Ilebittit.le opportunity to continence Out hest
liminess of titti JOIIN 1111 IN E.
bjanTO
QTORE Room and Dwelling for Rent.—
Thot . i .k• Old Ituslnesti St.ntl and Dwo Mug
h it 0 ,00,1 on Not tit Hanover streut, now in lino
Aupacy 11. , nry Is' tarred for not front
pril 1, 1070. Otoro Room and
`For
aonted t•ltlt, ',Tart trly r- , lttgtrtht , r. Tor forms Or.,
pply Iu N . F. BILLER.
iija,.7o.3t •
NoTicE Is lIENEI3Y GIVEN, that
a nuatina td •he Ontabyrland Cuttaty rt,tol•
cultural rot to 'ho hcid in tlto rhitruCun
Chant'. r,
lii tho Court Noure, et Carlini, Pa.. on
Ttovtfuy. filto`tutry 1, 'BlO, nt 11 o'clock in• the fora
mom. A Full a•toutisuce Iu rot, tlystcAl. lly ortiar or
thy Society. LEWIS F. LYNN,
1 11 Seerytary.
•
‘;'10,000 GII.I.ItAIc'PE.E,
DUCK ~ hAD F400,1./111 other 1.E.A41
Flr,t Po. Ito Lm Ival•S N Idu nu)
S,coUtl„,Y94 . :1* c„„ glided Durnbillty.
1h id *Wit, Cut. Covering irt;ttet t y
ire.l shtly,f. r Its Es.irottiy.--az
.4 , D. 1 Cv.te Taint with 11110 C
nnc ii• %VIM. , Lend 'its taut. Tite_llllloti
vovern mole Iw more durable, and !lulu.
110 KAll Ie the cheeped! unit lea
°VARA:Y.II:E I
K ZINC Exce'li MI (Moe 'ZINGS
Vlrht 101 Itn
Freon J. Iln Its Uprivulod Nyhit.o
Thl l'oril3Unrairpashed y
Lugily, for 11. h Great Ecomny,
laving Ilu, 014..nprst, luktla °went, al,l life 4 annkt,lu
11 - I.lltl Ivylnt In thy uOO.l.
MIME
BUCK LEA.D AND BUCK
TRY IT AND RE CONVINCED
°
Balkfaction Guaranteed Litho :Manufacturers
BUCK COTTAGE Q,OL ORS,
Propared oxprorely for Painting
Cottnoe, Outbuildings, of ovory Farwell,
"&a. Thirty-ilto different Colors, Durable, Cheep,
Uniform, nod Beautiful Shadoe. •
Bengtle cards Bent by mail, if (leered.
j_llenleroLOrderg.iviii_bo_Fromptir_oXeenteit_l4_ll9._
iuntitifheturore,
• •
FRENCII, RICIIARDS
N. W. 0.5 R. TENTH AND DIAMENT STEM T 8
IMILADELPJUA
'.oJaniol3
CARPETINGB I
At our new and ologint kfore, '
II 5 MAR K-E T
,E3,rr R E E T,
- A full otock for Spring ElLo of
AXMINSTERS,4 . , , •
VELVEE7,
, • ' nitu,ssuis,
TATESTEX, ,
•
INORAINS,
TENET3ANS,
• BATTINGS,
OIL OLOTES, Ac
, LEEDOM,. STIAAV ct - STE - WART:
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STOVES
NIAGARA,
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