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CARLISLE, MARCH 10, 1870
• Major D. R. B. Navin, formerly of this
connty., has been el'ected president of tho
Pennsylvania Republican Association, of
Washington; for tbo ensuing year.
'The timo for trimming fruit trees and,
grape vines_ is here.. Dp not neglect
as it is of the greatest irnpoitance to the
successful raising of fruit. _
The . slcig,hing •on Monday . and
day gave our town a lively_appearance.
Everbody appeared to think to the
sleighing would not last long they would
take all out of it they could. -
Only about 'three weeks more of com
fortable marketing. After' the first of
April morning markets will commence—
then for early rising. Our markets are
,not as-well attended es they should be,
and consequently everything continues
high in pri6e.
. .
()lir frienti, John 11. Rheem, is in attend
:Ince at "the Supreme Lodge of the
World" of knights of Pythias, which
meets in New York, this Its ses
sion will be one of great -interest to the
members , of the Order, generally 111 r.
Rheem is a Past Grand Chancelloc'ef the
State of Pennsylvania.
J. B. Floyd has disposed of his restau
rant to Johnny Smith, formelly of Ameri
can House restaurant. Mr. Smith
knows how to "run the masheen," and
his oysters are the most luscious, his beer
the best, and his ale unexcelled, being
from MaSsey, Collins & , ,Co's. mammoth
brewery in Philadelphia. Call and see
him under the Volunteer building.
'The monthly sermon to the young men
under the auspides of the Y. M. C. A.
will be preached by the . Rev. Dr. Swartz,
in the Fret Lutbern church, on next
Sabbath afternoon at 3l o'clock. A gen
eral invitation is extended, but young
menare particularly invited to attend.
Wky do so many of our. young men,
and not a few of more mature age stand
on the opposite side of the street at the
depot? The postoftice has been re
moved to Rheem's Hall, and the excuse
of waiting for the mail is now played
out.
A. chic on wasliittrthed at Urc—resi
dance of Mr. Daniel Hollinger, on Satur
day last, that had four legs. This mon
strosity appears as lively as the rest of
the brood, and bids fair to drow to a
tender spring chicken, a matronly hen,
or a staid sober rooster.
Persons visiting Philadelphia on busi
ness or pleasure, and wishing to visit the
Academy . of Natural Science, on_ Broad
street, below Chestnut, can procure
tickets, without charge, from Mr. W. F.
Horn, at his .drug store on Main street.
Mr. 11. is a member of the society, an+
was elected from the fact of his being's
•practical ahemist and mineralogist.
Will th&Chambersburg champion ty
pographer knock under? Why _ the
" mysterious disapPenrance "• of that
challenge advertisement • froin the 'col
umns 'of the Repository? Did ambi
tious advertiser want a puff?
A musical entertainment Will be given
liTtliCOitriTs - OTH ifazlira - oFeb° s tra, — n
Rheom's Hall, on the evening of the .
seventeenth. This is the benefit of Prof.
Held, the leader of the Band and Or-.
chestra. Prof Weber, the violinist, and
Prof. Hass, the pianist, will be present
and assist in"thc, Performapces; We dan
assure the lovers of music that a rare
treat is in store for them. The complete
success of a'similar perform:Dice in liar
risltarg, is an ci'idcncc of the skill and
popularity , of the performance.
The frame stable attached to the prop
erty of J. and J. Bosler, situated file
alley running parallel with North street,
between North and Penn streets, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening last. It was discovered about
half-past eight o'clock. The firemen
were promptly on the ground, and thus
intvented what would otherwise have
been a terrible conflagration. The loss
is about $7OO, on which there is an in
surance. The stock bad all been safely
removed ; there were about live. , ons of
bay consumed. -
Eft:Val - Indult*, who. deserted from'
the United.StateV Garrison at Ckrlisle,
taking with him a government horse
and ninety „dollars •in money, belonging
,to an officer at that post, was safely re
turned to the garrison yesterday, by Mr.
M. S. Metzger, of East Lampeter, , town
ship. Rudolph passed 111!. M's on lest
Thursday morning, ..and suspecting- the
horse was stolen, came to town and so
cured the, services of Office': Huber. The
two then proceeded to Pa'radise, where
they found Rudolfih- and arrested him.
SeventyAlvo_dellars of the stolen money
was found on hieperson, five dollars of
which he was allowed to retain, and the
remainder was given to the owner by•
Mr. Metzger yesterday. This was the
second stolen *horse Mr. Metzger recov
ered durifig the present week.--Lancas
ter lexprdil.
11EZ22
To 41te &laps. of The Carlisle Ireiald
On Thursday, the third instant, we.
visited the examination of , the school at
".Franklin Square," in South Middleton
tovinthip, taught by Miss A. M. Fleming.
The exercises -Commenced at ,12 o'clock,
in., in the presence of a largo and tritel
ligent nuniber of visitors. The:pupils
were examined in the different branches,
'which they had studied, and, from the
readylitsponses- from each, . all present
were 'convinced that 'the teacher had
taken great pains to advance them. The .
examination throughout was highly
creditable, and would* be an honor to
some of our higher institutions of learn
ing. Wo witnessed the Solution: 'of
problems in mathematics by small pupils,
ivhich.would mizzle the brains of mush
older and pretended wiser heads. The
knowledge evinced by such small schol
ars is a striking contrast of the past with
the present.. What mighty improve.,
moats have hem' made in the school
system within the last'thirty yearsrl .
• Compare the' teacher and pupil of to-day
' NV i itii , tllo9o , Of the past, 'and the contrast
is so strildrige that we .are loth to be-
Hove that wo fittbh days' of
ignorance. Thu sohool at. ",Fraidclin
Square", is
.qortainly a . I model one, and
tho different distriets.should ° avail 'them
selves of thi.epportimity. of Securing as
good a teacher as the one found in
.char o, of said school. • The' exercises
- weio - milbrened with amide 'l33:PihFrof.
Malceehan, 'on, the Melodeon, - and
the violin. Appropriate
addressee' were deliVered, by the -- Rev.
Norcross, pastor of ~tho Presbytoriatt
church.of Carlisle, c..P. Hmtrieb,
Siazt , on,_esqs.,
of Carlisle. After the addresses 'we, in
.company with quite, a number Of the
visitors, atile . invitation of Joseph A.
Stuart, esq., repaired to his' residence,'
and partook of asumptuous supper pre
pared by his estimable lady for the ea?
casion. ;• W/
HYDROPHOBIA.
From our correspondent at Sterrett, Gop•]
. ..
. . . ,
DEAR HERALD.—A. case; of this most
alarming, and much to be dreaded mal
ady occurred a few days ago in Perry
county. VI °. victim is a little girl, about
12 or 13 years of age, "the daughter of
St6PhenLosb, residing about three mile 43
east of Landisburg, on the Waggoner's,
.Gap Road, -leading to Carlisle. - It hp
nears 'that - that section has bCen infested
with rabid dogs during the winter, by
which it is supposed that a cat, belong
ing to Mr. Losh was bitten. Mr.-Loch
had noticed, for some-time -provigns to
the occurrence here narrated, that his
:cat exhibited signs of gig mad, yet'
not altogether believing this to be the
case he allowed. the .dangerous 'animal
free liberty among his family, which re-
Suited -in the child being scratched by
...,
tbe'eat, while raging in the Ihst tit that
it was attacked with. Mr. Losh then
despatched the animal, which had proven
most conclusively, by its actions, 10-hav
ing been 'mad. The terrible thotight
that his' little girl was liable to suffer
this agonizing death, aroused him to
seek any relief that might be had. After
failing, however, to discover: anything
that would promise a cure, he - was ad
ised, by a friend, to consult with George
V. B. :•-toey, living near Sterrett's Gap,
L
unibef laud county, who has in his pos
session as a family right, the original re
ceipt for the cure of the bite of a rabid,
or mad animal, discovered by Ids grand
fatherthe Rev. Dr. William Story, of
Lebanon, Pa., about SO years ago. The
child received treatment from Mr. Story,
and is now doing well." Although the
country is. at the present time, flooded
with bogus receipts, purporting to be
the original ono of Dr. Story. And
that they are bogus, is plainly proVen
from the fact of their failing, in every
instance, to cure this dteadful malady.
Whilst, on the other hand, there .are
scores who will testify to the true merits
of the original Story cure. It may -be
remembered, however, that Dr. William
Story, in his time, had. this discovery
Patented, after Which,. we learn- fermi
'family connections; he offered it to the
Legislature or vama, or
benefit of the State, nt $12,000. Ile
was, however, refused this. amount, but
was offered $8,000; which 'sum he re
fused to take. We are informed, by
some of the family., that the proceedings
of this transaction can still be seen on
the records at Harrisburg. irthis be an
infallible cure fOr the bite .of • a mad clog,
$lO,OOO or $15,000 would be a small sum
to pay for it, for the benefit of the State,
that all might have it nt hand in the hour
of emergency, and afllietibn. Money is
went, and appropriated for purposes
that are not half so beneficial to the peo
ple as a remedy like' this would .be.
Scores of valuable lives might be saved,
annually, as well as oceans of trouble
'averted. It would be no more than just
and right, for our Legislature toappro
priate a respectable sum of money for
the divulgement of this secret, and the
right to publish it for the benefit of any
who may fall i.iicenns to 'this alarming
malady. If there be a Certain cure, ono
that-has-stood-the-test-for-upwards-of-80
years, , for hydrophobia, why should it
not be purchased, at any price, for the
temporal Salvation of those who may fall
victims:
IZETN OFF.
Mr. Jesse Zeigler, sr., of Middlesex
township, net with an accident on Mon
day, which might haVe resulted ..serious
ly. Mr. Zeigler and-son were driving in
a sleigh, and when not far from Mr. T.
W. Chambers', esq., a large black dog
jumped up on the felice which gave sud
den fright to the horse, causing him to
run at full speed, and to become unman
ageable. Fie did not go far, however,
until the young man was thrown out,
but very fortunately received no injury.
Father Zeigler was then lefttilLme to take
care of the frantic horse.' IT: (lid not go
far, however, until Mr. Z. was al
so thrown out in the snow feet foremost,
with the lines securely 'wrapped around
his , ankles, thus dragging him a consid
erable distance, when luckily the sleigh'
struck a post h.nd the old gentleman was
loosed from'his perilous situation.
In Lancaster city the vagrants have
been put to breaking stone on the streets,
with what success the following from
The Express will show: Some of the
'newspapers in the neighboring towns are
discussing our experiment of puttingille
vagrants, committed to prison, to work
breaking stone. They naturally jump
to the conclusion that, because on the
first attempt a' number refused to work
and stampeded, the project is a failure.
The Readiap,pnies,• looking at the ques
tion in this light, regards the failure a,
success, inasmuch. as the lazy fellows run
off and the county is thus rid 6f them.
Ths.Tlll4o9 therefore suggests that "every
town and, township should' hate a stone
heap for the benefit of tliese loafers ;"
that " - such treatment would soon' make
them scarce." -If every town-and town
ship should adopt the suggestion, and tlo
loafers constantly run away, wo appre
hend that thero would not be Mitch im-
Prevenient, as the vagrants would simply
be driven from one . Point to another.
They intiatrith• bc — f6l or starve. 0 - f
course there is no absolute necessity fi
their living"; but as they insist upon
living :in effort should bo,mado to utilize
them. Breaking pto: o idas gcied as any
oiler :way, , and when they once ;get
hands in," we have no doubt
they will, prove sufficiently tractable.
Gangs are now working in this
day, and, except on the first two or tinge
days, no"atteMpts have been maderili / get
away. The most important question
connected with the subject is .7hothei
the cost of watching them and supplying
the implements will not, in the long run,
amount to' more than the profit derived
from their : labor. When ,this . point is
settled, .the practicability .of Vagrant
labor can be More fully cliscussed.
The ilinchean Republican,. published,
at West Chester, says : On Monday last
Joifertion Slimier, of West Chester,
slaughtered the largest hog'of which. ,wo
have- niiy record.' Tho hog was a Ches
ter white; find was, two years and , Am
mouths, old. It Measured' 'si* feet and
ton inches:from the front of the head to
tho root of the tail to , bot Ween the once,
seven foot and three inches in. girth just
"Il'orhind the , fore logs, and Seven foot and
nide. inches. around' the middle. ;The
head .weighed , ; and the
weight of the' • whole', hog
,neatly
drooped weiglied I,4:lll6egnindli. Good
judges, estimated that ho would make
_Biz:hundred poimds of lard I •
Ale was a good fender, and we, are_ as
sured that for the last four, months he
did not drink 4''y water. It was .
chased by Messrs. Como 1.2
cents a pound, inakittol4Bo. A pret
ty round sum for one hog ! •
Bonn) years ago the late - Joseph. Mo.;
gan killed a hog which weighed 1,053
pounds ; but Mr. Bhaner's hog-dressed in
a similar manner weighed.l,o64 - - This is
the largest.hog 'which wo' have any"
account.
The sketsh of Miss Olive Logan, which
we had hitendedpublisbing; was received
too late for this week's issue. We will,
however; give it in full- pest week.. We
would again-remind our readers that she
will giye her popular lecture "'Girls,"
on Friday evening, 18. The com
mittee inform us that more seats lraveal
ready been gold thap for any previous lec
ture of the course. We do not wonder
at this, for Miss Logan 'is everywhere
drawing more crowded houses than any
other lectPrer in Ihe country. Wo aro
rev ested to mention'that all seats en
gaged, but which have not been paid for
and tickets lifted by Wednesday, the six
teenth, Will o be considered as not wanted,
and disposed of to other partid. Tick
ets can be procured from A: 11. Blair,
or Wm. M. Ogilby, at Farmers' Bank
where a plan' of the hall can' be
Sy..Cll.
List.of • salmi for which 'hills - have been
printed at this office :
Thursday, March 10, Mary Haininoud,
North Middleton township—family mare,
too cows, household furniture, &c.
Thursday,, ➢[arch 10, G, W. ICoser,
'near Plainfield—household and kitchen
furniture, consisting of bureaus, tables,
chairs, bedsteads and bedding, &c..
Saturday, March 12—Wilson Shupp,
South - Middleton township; horses,-cows,
fanning utensils, &c.
Tuesday, Marble 'l5, J. M. Ralston,
Dickinson township, four iiriles )vest of
'Carlisle, one con' hogs, household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
Tuesday, March 15', D. P. Hoover,
West Pennsborough township, four miles
west of Carlisfe, horses, con's, young
cattle, sheep, hogs, farming implements,
Cc.
Tuesday, March 15, John Early, Na
tional lintel, Carlisle, buggy harness,
household furniture, &e.
Wednesday, March IG, J. & J. Bol
ler, Carlisle, two Minses. and. a black
smith shop, if not sold prim• to date at
SIM
Thursday, March 17, Mary S. Loomis,
-Executor, or Dr. L:A. Loomis, doe's!,
Carlisle, the eutrre stock or household
and kitchen furniture.
Thursday, illarch 1.7, Anthony Sluim
baugh, Dickinson township, horses,
cows, farniing, implements, &c.
• Friday, March 18, James 11. Davidson,
West Pennsboro' township, tows, pigs,
household and kitchen furniture, &c.'
Friday, March 18, C. E. Brechbill,
South Middleton township, horses, cows,
farming utensils, &c. - - • -
Saturday, Mardi 10—Thomas Greason,
in treason, West Pennshoi•ough town
ship ; family-horse,. carriage, cow, and
his entire stock of household furniture.
Satin-day, .March 19, Mode Griffith,
South Middleton, horsds, cows,. wagon.!,
-household gud kitchen furniture.
Monday, March 21, Jacob Goodyear,
South Middleton township, horses, cows,
young cattle, and farming, implements.
On Monda Tuesday and Wednesday,
March yl, 22. and 23. exiasive;7d73o
pertional property by Joseph L i Knettle,
Carlisle, Pa.
Tuesday, March 22, Elias Brenneman,
Middlesex township, thirteen head of
horses, six yearling colts, five milch cows,
sows, pigs, shoats, wagons, cart, farming
implements, household and kitchen fur
niture.
Tuesday, March 22, John Brown Par
executor of Chief Justice Gibson,
Main street, Carlisle, his entire lot of
household furniture.
Monday, March 28, S. W.. Early,
National Hotel, corner of Sbuth • Han
over and Walnut streets, Carlisle, beds,
bedding, . carpeting, tables, looking
glasses,'stmes, bar room chairs, &c.
Wednesday, March 30, G. W. Cris
well, Executor of Isaac Millard, dec'd,
at Camp Hill, West Peusboro' ToWnship,
fra me dwelling house, blacksmith shop,
&c.
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MIA PM CHARADE
I un a4hing of beauty and pleasure.
My 1, S, 9, is a baby's first love.
2, B, 0, is a dirty beast.
" 10, 0,4; is an adjective, often qual
ifying tiro.
7,8, 4, is in many a house. Alto
gether I an highly valued by Many
friends; Answer next week.
FOR SALE OR RENT
The house in which live, with or
without lots.ackibiuing. W. J. SUE/OLILE ) ,
3ikSouth Hanover street.
Marcli9,3t
FIFTY THOUSAND
Customers Ns , ; in fe , d immediately to make,
selections and purchases. Carpets ! car
pets I from the largest stock that has
ever been brought in this narket, to
gether with the largest stock of all kinds
of house fureishing'goods, oil cloths, win
dow .shades, quilts, table linen covers,
and all description of dry..goods. Now
is the time for bargains.
& ,MILLER
Steam pump. TlitT%lmp can be Ws=
- emmeete - d - frum - the7engine, - and engine
used for driving any hind of machinery.
gas and water pipe, steam fittings, &e.
M'Lanahan, Same & Isott, llollidays
mg, Pa. • lifeb6m
THE TWO PHOTOGRAPHS.
Late, two young men of Cumberland,
- Were rivals for a lady's hand— •
'She was rich, refined, and fair,
Of mannore sweet, and queenly air; •
"Sirs," she said, " to.decide this suit,
And end your anxious, long 'Pursuit,—
Send me your photographs, I pray,
I'll answer you without delay." •
To Lochman's room John hied with ilee,'
• And James to another gallery,
With haSte'they send their. .pictures on,;,
She took a Brat when.all alone,
And held the pictures•Bido by Side ;" •
"Oh, my l easy - nim" sbor cried,
This delicate 'matter •to decide ;,
•
Why Johwis graceful, street and fair,
And James does like somehooby stare
How crooked,'stiff,.:coarse and blear,
-" Oh-1-John -shall-be- thy-- fruabaTt
When jamee perceived this answer
- dire,
Its
eyes flashed `Wild with ::iage and ire,
And cursed the 'chap that made ,him
lose ,
'The girl rind fortune he did choose=
" If T. had 'gone to Lochman's room, '
ISline - would if.t havo been - this awful
doom." ; . .
CARRIAGE'iFOR SALE
..Alight carriage,._in__thorough,rePair .
for sale. Apply' at the barracks, to
J. P. HATCH..
1-4 t
Next week Coyle Brothers will remove
their Stock 'of goods to the now store
roOm of the. Good Will Engine, Uouse,
No. 24, South Ilene 'MT-Bidet. • •
A Photograph Gallery, wellestablished
and doing it good business can be bought.
cheap for cash, if applied for soon. Call
on or address
J. C.. tEsnEri,
,' Carlisle, Pa
I=l
Mr. Lochmanbas removed from Mrs.
Neff's building, 'to his now ground 'floor
gallery, opposite Saxton's hardware
store.
ABLanahan, Stone & holt, Hollidays
bnrg„:Pennsylvania, manufacture station
ary engines, boilers, direct adting
blowing engines. Player„Thomas and
other hot blast. Brass and iron cast
logs from one lb. to 20;000 lbs., and all
kind's of machinery.
ITALIAN BEES
The undersigned wishes to dispose of
his entire stock of Italian bees. Nearly
all my colonies are supplied with queens
reared from pure stock, imported from
Italy last summer, by Adam Grimm,. of
Wisconsin. They are.iii gobd hives and
good condition. Also a lot of new hives,
surplus honey drawers, lice house combs,
honey, &c., all of which will be sold
cheap at No. 109 South Ilanover Street,
Carlisle, Pa. JOHN,GIITSITALL.
17febOt
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DRUG STORE . FOR SALE
A valuable drugstore, in an excellent
catio n in Carlisle—an old and estab
lished stand—stock and fixtures for sale,
at a reasonable sum. For particulars
inquire of , D. RALSTON, Druggist,
No. 5 South 'Hanover street,
Carlisle, Poun'a.
HIE
The snbscriyor offers at private sale,
at his residence, in Churchtown, Cum
berland county, 30 scaps of bees.
Dn. L. LENTIER.
ALL OF THIS IS TRUE
Some one has said that it is harder
work to keep mon cy than it is to make
it. This is too true, particularly if your
valuables are deposited in any other than
•
h-b,,fc,with-tbet , st invalnal le
improvement added, which consists of a
succession of offsels on the casing ' of tic
door, and a corresponding number on the
door itself, all of Which are padded with
gutt:vercha, and when it is closed be
conm perfectly secure against "wedg
ing," the last 'and most successful plan
of "cracking," which the footpall''prac
tices at the present day. 'Nitro-glycer
ine cannot penetrate, and no explosion
can be produced that will open it. -
For direct acting steam pumps
for mines, &c., thdt will pump
from 12 gallons to 3,509 per minute. Go
to M'Lanahan, Stone & Isett, Ilollidays-
burg, Pa
Thc pcoPlo gay Chapman makes the
best photographs in town.
Next week 11. Chapman, at 21 .West
Main Street, will use silver coin for small
change, unless the premium on gold in-:
creases.
z::1
11, the Editor of the Carl isrt Hp-dtd
I observe a great reduction in the
price of coal. This is gratifying intelli
gence, especially tiithe poor of the town.
:No complaint shall be made against sic
on account of short weight ; for I pledge
myself uniformly to furnish full 2,000
pounds for a-lon. 1 invite special atten
tion to my published liSt Of prices,whicli
are from 00 to 71 cents below those , of
coal dealers of this locality. TO farmers
I am prepared to sell tha celebrated 14-
hens Valley Coal, (Suniftilt Branch,) at
extremely reduced rates. See my pub
lished lists. I respectfully solicit public
patronage. Gun. ZINN.
- - -
DEW D' ANDES,.
Acknowledged to be the best known
erfnme. For sale by JOHN 11. 1111 EEM
tusie store, Carlisle Pa. 7 3Mitit
PHOTOGRAPH - IC
- C. L. Lochman has rempved fi - onDAlrs.
building to his ground floor gal
lery; opposite Saxton's hardware store,
where he continues fe make the best pic
tures in town.
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIER'S !
Under a late act of Congress, the uii-
Aersigned is prepared to
one
the ar
rears of bounty duo " one yoart , oldloi's"
and others.
BUTLER,
Carlioo, 'Penna.
P. Chapman, a few days ago, made
two nice, fthotograpbs of Mr. Ar Poo, the
Chinaman, which can be seen or pur
chased at his gallery. •
The snow is quite an !fdvantage to the
light) none need wait its . melting. '
Also, a show case for sale.
OWNERS OF 'REAL ESTATE, .RE
, CORD YOUR DEEDS.
The attention of owners - of real es
tate, whose 'deeds - aic not recorded,, is
called to the follem;ing act of Assembly
On the subject.. Much trouble and even
loss of property may' be avoided by
at
tendingto the requirements of - the - law,
WhicWpfovides that all deeds "shall be
recorded: in the office for recording-of-all
deeds in the county where sueh lands or
bereditamente are lying and being, with
in six months after the execution of such
deeds of conveyances; and every such
deed or convoiances that shall, at any
time after the publication hereOf (the act
referred to), to be made and executed,
aFid'vhich shall - 114A be recorded as afore
said, shall be adjudged fraudulent . and
void agalnstany subsequentinnnhaßer er
moFtgageo for valuable consideration,
unless such' deeds or conveyance be re
corded as aforesaid, before the; 'prOing
or recording of the deed or ',conveyance
Finder which such subsequent purchaser
or moregagee shall claim."
THE SCIIMPPE TRIAL
. A full report of the most interesting
and important ease is now readlaml can
he obtained 'at this oflice. It contains
the entire testimony in .the ease, a full
account of. all the proceedings up ‘ to this
time, with a skbteh of Dr. Schreppe and
Miss SteinneekM The book Will,be..fut
nished at the following rates - . •
Oita, copy, ' ' 25 courts.
• Twofity cbpies, • 00
Fifty copies, • ' : 9:00 H •
Ono hundred ; copiot, ' 15 00
•
,Address,;
-HERALD OFFICE,.
• • ,Carlislo, Pa.
MISCELLA.N.EOUS.
FOR - SIf.EIOPE -- -4. hereby offer -rdy
colf as a, candidate'for the ogles of BILEIRIEV,
eubJect to Om clocialon of tbo 'Republican Nominating
Convention CPANUIcEII.
CarMelo, March 2, 1870.0 •
relac
L ECTURE.—Go and bear'the_eloquent
JOHN 8...0
At Itheem'a fall, Carlisle, A-pill 1, eight 0'0:# p. m.
BuiJed—F ACT AND FICTION.
Clot your tickets In time',utlthecm's Music :tom
notittit •
ÜBLIO NOTICE.-All HOUSE:.
P
HOLD A• D KITCHEN FLI . RNITIIIiE, szoodo,
chattels, and caret. at tho entit'o of Chin(' Jmtico
,t;lbson', will be iota at ids into reoldonco, on. Slain
i
about, n C..e11-lo; ON . 'I UMDAY THE TWENTY
SEC 'ND OF 31 AltCll,lo7o, at ten o'clock, at. m.,
and continuo - from day to day, until all aro sold.
.}-;For partitulara, .00 hand bills.' .
JOHN • DEO N PARKER,.
•
Esorutor of - J. D. Gibson.
NEW BANK BUILDING.—EIeaIed
procreate for tt.o areal• of a Brick Bork
building, In the borough of S dpliOnehorg, three
stories high, 4253014 feet, and contractor to furnish
all material, will be renelved on or before thalwen-
Jinth initant, at the Farme , e''and 3lechani,a ,
in Shipponabors. Drawings end speo.ficetione can
be seen by o oiling on the undersigned, President of
the Bank HENRY ItUBY.
Shippensburg, March 1, 1870.
30)113t
CALtS BY - COMMODORE PORTER,
kJ AUC lON EBB:
Mar. 10 CI. 01. Komr,Wret i'ennebore' tap..
•• 11 Chrietion Leo=, Frank fo , d top. • •
17 A • shandmigh, Piot , Ineon top.
• 18 ..7 11. Deride., Plarinti ld.
• 10 . Thorne On assn, Grwonville.
"21, 22 and 23,4.•5eph I.:K.ttle.
• '24 W. 11. Brandon, Altorton Station.
EGGS I EGGS I EGGS! EGGS!
From Light Brahma fowl ima combed, strictly'llure
from imported stock.
$ 2.0 0 PER DOZEN.
No order will be booked maces acCompanlo!i, by
tbo cash.
A few pairs for solo. $l.OO PER PAIR - A row
Half-Brded Italian Bees,
firm_ealo in movable comb Lives—ebesp Address
0 11. 110Flon,
P. 0 Box 147,
Carlisle, Pa
EMEI
N EW CARPETINGS I
WE ARE NOW OPENING A FULL LINE OF
FOREION AND DOMESTIC CARPETS,
OIL GLOTTIS, AND MAT'EINGS, OF ALL 'GRADES,:
Which we aro olTeriug at greatly reduced prlcell"
fi.om lost semson
LEEDOM, SHAW ,VSTEWART,
I=
I=
20j t Imo
IPICISOAD SUMMER IMPORTATION
1870.
Ribbons, .11fillinciy, and ;Strata Goods ,
A RMSTRON 9 , CATOR & CO.,
, _
Inliaddrzn and dabbers of
ISONNET,TRIMNIING AND 1"1:1.1"1,T
Bonnet Silks ) Satins, and Velvets,
=
• ,
and 11. li ilOllll.ll, tiltak, r
CS; AND 2:19 11A1.11310RE STREET,
Bithimore,ld.,
•
Offer the Iliegoi.f stork to I found in this country,
and unequalled In choice, variety. and eirentineen,
comprising,the latest Parisian novelties ;.
Orders and vonipt attention given.
•
24,11,79-9ui
$lO,OOO GUARANTEE
BUCK ...CAD Itxcela uII othrr'LEADl
I=l
S.•vnod. For its liurqualoti Durability
lh rd. For Its UnenrpaeFed Covering n perty
riL. Eror.only.4
IT costs to point will, Bock Lewd, Henn
led other ‘l'lhlto Lead e...‘ tont. the some weight'
c lord enure surface, Id negro durable, and-makes
whin, w rit.
is tt.o ulloapral and Wilt
$lO,OOO OUA It A NTEEI
---r tn; tc-•r, rn'e-~: xim'v'rtt-scr~, rr,
First Fur ito niequnlVd Duratility
For its Ullrivalvd
Third. For its Uneurpassed co, ring Property
Lastly, for its Great Economy,
111.111 g the ehenprkt, hand od.e&t. nod most (torah
Whitt, ruinu in the WOllll.
BUCK LEAD AATD BUCK ZINC;
TRY IT AND BE CONYINQVD
athifmtb. Ounria,tood Ly tbo )Inuttf..cttitere,
PUCE COTTAGE COLORS
I rep3red ex pro'x'y for l'illnthig
'et b,iros, Onthollillow of every dt sod; Don, Fence.
.e Thirty-live of tatent Col/Drs, Duroblo. Cheat
art I Ilentiiifol Slratles •
unpl r soot by mill, if iloilred.
Ortlerr will be proopoty exeillolcd by lb
noinilfortoloro.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
, ENTII I) MA HALT StIiCETS
6=
=
BY HENRY SAXTON & CO
pen urn In II ardwoi o, Li Inas, c.,
CARLISLE, PA
2 J,ll - 0 1y
. .
REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
lowohy glvon, 01l p venue intotomte t, that
1,, tot, Wog nerumt tx hove' boot filot In Dd.
by the 11‘,10 'l/111IM IL.arht ' mood, In exion notot,
and wl ' l pro,onto ito the Drplinutd etsurt of Qom-
Iterlittnt room y tor °Miro o•Ion n•-t 1 ollownttre, on
Toad y, yt .rolt 22 A. D. MO:
1. rh.• first and Dont it count of Join Mount;
oxecolor t Ina?Ull I' todnment et - Susnot
Slt W . , 111,•
2. 'ft., notonnt 1-f 'Plot:p.m It. Brytoto, trugted: mo
d, tho wl I 0 FlllOllO . II A11(100111,or
,
11.11. N. (Intro
a. T 1 1 .• /1,01,1 /11 . 001tIlt of Ti'onfai 13.1Irystot. trus
tee, under the o 11l of flantoel 11. Addams, de.eauti,
OF Mi.,e Hotly littigley.
4. Acee..to of flew o W.. C-Io well, csq., admlnts
arntor learn nett, with the. will annexed, of Mrs.
ElizAtettt I.:hornet, late of Shipitorsbulg botou4h,
"'""""'
do elleol,ll. t 001. 4. "'"
ft. We'eliGnt. of bun Thol °Tor. fvliffinistratoi of
IsaEsc Horton, .010 of i owtr Alien township, Cumber
lae d (adult v, deceased
B. Tiro Him and final account of James B. Broye
guardian of Martin M. Proven, ductased.
• 7. Account of 3011100 B. Brown, guardlan of Sad
11..Th0 an, minor daughter of C. Bro al, El
coax d.
8. Ac... not of Jon en H. Brown, giver Ilnu of Lizzi
B. Ilrown, inis.or danght,r of Jolla trolin; d
e. axed
0. Arc 0.1411 of Junior 11. IlroWn, gtiarithin 4f Jilin
JrQ. ' wo, 101001. 1 cm of John C..11r non , tlecenoetl. --
10. Acconnt of .10000111. Brown, 00001100 of .3. A.
S. Brown, zultioc4o.l ofJohn C._1100wn...1e00014041._..._
11. First aO.l final 0000000 of varbara Slitter , ad.
nilnlntratr4x 4.f Dan l ol 111111er, late of tho borough of
MOOlllOll a otrg, 41 Cl'lllll,li..
— 1“ 41 - 11nol -0-00041 of 1.0,111.4...1(er: ad
-011..1c calor of _l O l. J. hooey -Wiods, Into of Wu rat
rot gll,
13. 'I 10T0110t of John S. 'Munro, tes t;usnot lacy
guardian nt David II Clean a minor child of
WV
lil Mona, lau or Wants 0 low toddy. the , need.
' 1.1. The a..count t'f David Rickard, guardian of
Somnel Leh.. a minor child of ' Vot•r Lotto, late of
N... 211 ‘I WlllOlOll LOW outdo. domino,'
10 The account of Salim& Ilaandre, ex. enter of
Catharine Sic tz, late of Ilanapien township, 'do
coated.
VI. The first account L. L. Ito ler, and .7:A.
If eller. a tunitilaq alma 11' 119111 am Roller Into of
Southoutplon to wuailuip, deceased.
17. 1 , 11,4 and atoll OM' nut of Daniel Rudy, affitilm
Intrator or Francis Ruud op South Middleton town-.
areVIIRII I.
18 S. amid and Nunn count of Daniel Itudv,..ad
ntinlntrstet,,,f Jonas late of South Middleton
township, &cone. d ,
Ia Account Of Med A\llerman, administrator
of -Abraham 11010, late of qr....lamon township, 1112. 7 '
ceased.
10. Thu acco out t fJOneph IV. Patina. rind Joseph
A Stuart, ndudnfrl rotoro of \Killian; Id, Bantam, Into
of Carlinun, &roam&
21. Fir 4 account of Jacob Zna,, rxceutor .0 John
Zug. into 'of South Middleton towneffilp, d6baasodl. '
Tho account bf :101 t 151111(r, adnuirilsttator of
James Culver, Into .1 Call'ornia c dorms. d. ' •••
23. ',count of John... Mate d ., administrator'. of
Mary biewlfo, who svp "the deualutor of poorgo
Itrenlzor, late of 'Silver Spring to,rnall Ip,doreauod.
24. %Ito Met and tinal'acciamt of Samuel Eberly.
executor of the 11181:v1 I and tintament of 'Samuel
'Allot:lit, Into of. East "kennehorough township, de
ceased. •'
• 25 ASconat of 'lt. %Kitson, admlnletrAor of Roo.
JAIMOY 11. 1 BVIIOOII, deceased, late of Now York city.
:20: Thunceount of It' 11.-Boyd, adotluietrat,S of
She estate of George Klink, deceased.
27. The trot -and flnnl acc.eint of °email Ruffian,
-executor of Georg., Ruffian, decound:
28. The fir,t and final account of Mary Juno l'iptr,
executrix, and Johtr-r. Rhoads, executor of 'Eintnu,•l
Film., deceased. ' r
29. Account of B. 11.000111, odminintintt r of John
11. Stringfellow, late of Jim balthigh •6 1. • 0 . 1610 .1 ,1 . -
cowed . •
80. 'Um first Rbcount of Noahtfloughlrn,iultnin-
Istratnr of • ltubort 11. lato;b11 IsfiL of hoqbilrC
borough, I.ecottood :
315311PLUNEELY, Iteglo!oi.
MIMI
FISK & ATCH, BANKERS.
OFFICE' OF:
I FISIt &
DANKE . BI3,;AND Dp,eLans
OOVERRMENT SECURITIES,
Nassau Sired, Now York,
February 15, 1570
The rornsrknblo sum es - which attended gur ne 7
gatlatton of tho Loans of the Central Pm Inc Railroad
Comp ' any widtha WOSterti Pacific RallrOad Commuly,,
and the popularity and credit which these loans
have maintained in the markets, both In this coun
try and Europe, bare shown that the Plret Mortgage
Ronda of wisely located and hunoribly managed
Railroads are promptly recogulied and readily taken
ns the most suitable, auto, and advantageous form of
Investment, yielding n mine liberal income than can
hereaftor bq derived front Glevernmont Waldo, and
available to take their piaci,.
Assured that, In the selection and negotiation of
Import, ragrrnd leans, WO are mooting a great
public want, mid rendering n rasa:tido servico—hoth
to the boalini of capital
° and to those groat
. oat t ona l
works of It ton In
na -provemont whom, ifitrinalc
molt and substantial charsetor entitle them to the
use of capital and tho,oonfidenco of invistorr—we
nboi oiTnr, with special confidants and Sallafaetion,
the
FIRS'rDIORTGAGE BONDS
Cana
Chesapeake and Ohio
R A 95 ' GAD C &PANIC
The ChempeAo andOlife Raliroad,connecting the
Atlikotio cosst and the magalficent I . .bore of the
Chesapeake nay with-the Ohto Itiv-r, at a pojnt of
t'e:lehle navigation, and thus, with the afire Rail
road s 3 stem and - water transportation of the great
R 9t nod Southwest, forms the addliional
M=!
so imperatively dernan6d for the necomtnodaVon of
the intmenso eral - iTtpitlli . growing transportation
bttweon the Atlantic seaboard and - Europe
one hand, end the great priming regixts of the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other,
The importance of this Road us a new
outlet from the West to the sea magnifies
it into olio of ' national consequence, and
Insures to it a•I extengivo through traffic from the
day of Ile coiurletion ; while, in the development of
the extensive in:rim/mai and 171111,erul resources of
Virginia and ht cst Virginia, it_posseares, along Its
men line, the elements of n large and profitable local
Lupine.
Thug the great intereete, both general and local
avhich &nand the completion of the__
c . GliesaiioakW and Ohio Railroad
to tho Ohio river, afford ❑to adreal guarantee of IL
RUT,. and Value, and rmrdor It tho most Important
and sub . :it:lll6o railroad enterprho now In progress
in thin noun tty
U near, East and ISost routo, and the
promise of an Immense and profitable trade awaiting
Its completion, Intro draw in it the a.tontion and
Loopertition of prone, neat capitalists and railroad
me of this aityr ofaoenll jrdgmrat and knowniln
leern
ily, wlrost; connection atilt it, togetlier with, that
011;10itiellt VitiZOTI3 and birshiess loon ?f Virginia
null West Virginia., Insures art energotis,lionarana,
and successful mitnagetusut.
Tito road is complgtod and in oporstion from
Richmond tothe eclat. itedWnito Sulphur Springs
of West VsrgiiiM, 027 milt's, nod there remain but
200 miles (t.ow c metrucio to ho con,
ploto.l, to carry it ti the pr hobo I terminus on tho
Oniu rivvr al, or near ti , Inooth of Lilo ,111,4 Sandy
river, 10 traloirt ab.ive Cl4olllnati, and. 330:oillai
beltm: Pitt-burg
Lines are - now itroJeeted or In progyese 'through
Ohio and Kentucky to Mu p dot, will intnnect
.t he Chempectio and Olio with tho entire railroad
systems of 11e West and Smthwest, owl with thu
Pacific Itoll;ond.
ttoyoble
-frenchl,A end .
wit I pl ice the Che•npenke cud Ohio Mill will Com-
puny among the richest and miLt powerful and
trustworthy corporogitent of the country; and there
exists present value, in completed road and work
etplat to th.. entire amount of the mortgage.
The details of the Loan Lava been arranged with
spec a', r.ference to the wants of all classes idle
vectors, and rombino the Yarnes fo, tares pmt ...-
t 001..., Lardy, and Kett...it . - against loss or fraud.
The lto. ds a re iu denominations • f
$1;000; s;',oo, and $lOO
Tl.tiy will Litt
COUPON BONDS, PAYABLE TO BEARER
aol may be held In that form; or
Toe Bond ndy Lo regirtaTed in the non n, of the
owner. u h the coupons rernalning payable t
itAachel, the nrlnc'pal being then I ninsfera
10e only on the books of the Company, Un , tele
O.IA. ed to btarer ; Or
'1 hr e nlifun any he dvlnehett Will ft. fled, th
11und in Ale a. Potnron.nt litottor.,l 110101, trnnsfer
aloof .011. an the L oke 01 the vornpany, Intl 111
111t0104t nni.lo papa& 01113. to Ilto tegi.terod OMR.
his II lOrlzey.
three clask,as ivill be It 110W111 reapratlvely ns
Ist. " Coupon Bonds j . ):ty,9,10 to
Bearer."
2d. " Registered Bonds with Coupons
attached." .
....,-.
3d. " Registevc':ll .
Bonds with Coupons
detached,"
and ehould lie no ile•I suited I.y eorro•poudents I
i.peeilyllig Me this , of Bundy Iles rod.
hey have Thirty Years ' to run
from .111riti.,ry 15 IHTn, with in(Prest at air por can
per 3,llurn from Nato Liter 1, 1009.:
IiRINCIPA L AN I) INTEREST PAY A 81;k: IN GOLD
: IN TUE CITY OF NEW YOItI.
N'oru•l. Is itynau In
MAY AND NOV-EMBER
that-it may take the place. of that oftho earlier
issues of Five Twenties, mid suit the conventonetiof
our Moods who already hod Central nod Western
Pacific Wants, with interest pitylible In. January and
July, and who may destro, :in oinking additional
Vestments, to have their interest, reeelvehlu at
different seas . .os of the year, .
The Lon, in sertired by a inoitgnio . upon the ohtiro
line of road. hem ltieltMoidi to the Ohio How . , with
tidrequipment and all 0111 Cr I reporty at d appurte.
notices connected therewith
-- A: SialtMg - Fund - of $:00,000 - per antler- to pre
aided for the'redemptlon . of the il. ads, to take { offect
ono-year after the comn'etion of tberoad,:, '
'The mortgage la 19i515,00 of which $2,000,000
will he reserved and held in limey:a/the redemption
Of Outstanding bonds -of thh )irginin Central on 110 l
ol Company, new merged : ln -the Chen,p,nvo and
or the remaining $:,3,000,000, a sufficient amount
will ;Id to roomier° the road to the Ohio riper,
'perfoot and liiprorii:tho 4 °Mon now in nperation,,
and thoroughly equip, tho whole for n largo and
et!tlye tramp. .• •
!rho pf6ent price Is 90 and uccruod interest. •
, Ift Loan amply secured, so ruefully guarded,
-mule° certain hereafter togomnandut prominent
plitelintnong the favorite bcouritles In the markets,
Goth of • timid country nod Europa, will he at once
- appreciated nod quickly absorbed.
. ' • Very reapectful:y, -
FISK 4.% HATCH,
I. 13,—)V0 have issued pamphlets' containing fu
psalmist's, statistical details, maps; etc., which wl
1e fitruisheil uponapplieittlo,
IVo buy and sell
G.OrERYMEXT BONDS,
uod rkcohrothe n'Ocounte of
DANKO, •
• , BANERS, ", • ' - •
OORPQRATIoNS,
othera, subJect" to Rhock at alalit, and allow Lt
tercet On slltlly paluneca.
21113670.4 in • ..' . . •
MISCELLANEOM
1870
HARD.W , A,I3.E
lIENJtY SAXTON
H. SAXTON & CO.,
N 0.15, EAST MAIN, STREET,
Qoalers in Hardware, Iron, Cutlory, &c.,
Carlisle, Pa.,
berobi enuouuca t 0 the . public, !list they Intond
'selling everything in tbeir . llno, either wholesale or
roiall, at pricos much lowor them cat bo bought Ole
.Ide of Philadelphia,
Our stock coushite In part of
MILDING MATERIAL OF 'ALL DLSCHIPTION 9,
Nails, . 01is,
Shovels, '' Glass,
Hoes, Putty,
Forks, , . Varnishes,
Rakes, Cement.
-
Spades, Plaster,
Crow bars, - Sand,
Sledges, • ' Powder,
Picks, -Safety fuse,
Alto a full and well selected wortthent of •• '
Mochenl."roole,
I=
FAEN_B,ELLB,
Plows, linolea, Clmho, Grain bogs, Ropod, Pullers's,
nod Hay Elevators of all diserlptions
OUNS„ PISTOLS, POWDER, SIIOT, CAPS,
and ammunition of all kind.
Thankful for past favors, by strict attention to
Wetness eve hope to receive a continuation of the
ALL PERSONS knowing themsebses
indebted to jlenry .Saxton are requested to
make immediate cattlemen& and those having
claims co precut them f, ffttlement, as I trials to
close up my books to January - 1, 11(70
11EntY SAXTON,
21jan70. _
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
UNION AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
'-c -- 40-South -- Third[—street, Philadelphia
Boy, Sell and Exchange all Wanes of
U. S. BONDS,
on the moot Mend Mudd.
GOLD DOUG= AND SOLD
nt Marko( ling..
COITP6NS OXSIIN1)
Stocks bought in,d sold on Commkslon 'only
Accounta • oceived, and Interest_ allowed on daily.
balance, Subject to check ut /410
2.7jen701y
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
I=
JOHN S. REESE .&
I=
122 South Delaware ave., Philadelphia,
10 South street, Baltimore.
t-01,U111.1-.1 PACIFIC GUANO
No fertilizer Introdiu-eil io the farmers of ihe
bliLle and Souther, 5 at a luta goiu•nil
mid uniform .Iklactlon ding thin guano
Tm trade In It 'has steddAy Inereated ti.atil the
ron,limption nine thtpujintit, tb. entire cyuutly far
eNcetols that of o,y othe'r ettl. 00 . .
1 . 1.0 Inrpu capital 11.0. Ivod In Ito t rodutc on
ttffortld the surest go.tritnt.e or Its ettuttoth excel
leuca. the c "alma). law a fin greater Interext in
tho pjrnintionvy of UN I rllOO 11 . 1 oi any number of
cousu ne:s can have; huuce It ix thu 144 best Lu erect
of the ocoupituy to put Ow host lortilizor Into ntor
hut: that their het al fuel int e, Mite.] by the beet
sclept.fle ability cats 'lrwin .1.
Thlo goon lie nod of vtall by local -ogo- to of thu
comjmny thr.ll 411 n• Saw Jersey, Ui.inwa n, Penn
113 . 1.116, awl thu tes,. and ot
,Umenll Agent!, fur tho Cuurpa
- 101"o1/7,31n&sep'M
salsa:rib, ke, ps coti•tantly ou hsud, at
,35, West Main'atropt, a latts stock i f Nrouvb,and
naafi an Cand es, Nuts, Fruits, V., • uslbtlog of
ORA•GE , ,
LEMONS
RAISINS, • .; INGLIS!' tiAVIITS,
BIOS, CREA s NUTS.
Co.UNELLAS - 0 i• ULM) NUTS, •
COO , IA NUTS, AN p CHESTNUTS.
ALMONDS, "
„ _,
TAFFIES OA EVICItY VARIETY,
such al, Walnut, CO,Millt, rg, Fru
Cbcba tlum, and l octet Strips.. •
FRESH CAROMEL EVERY DAY,
/ ivanufact u, largely, and can supply the Tra i le
and lluclo.tern on reasonable terms.
"' Do traVgat the place,'
N 0.35 WEST MAIN STREET,:*
CARLISLE, EENN'A.,
D. W. BURIC pLDER
IMEMM
OF SALES called by N. B.
LI 6100110, Auctioneer :
.r. 10. A Iwo, Suottn. Dickinson. • .
11. John 11. Myers; Wo4. Pennsboro.
12. Nilson 511oup. South 1111drilutuu
21, • Curtis Fishburo • Poor. •
10. Jou. A. Poker, Dickinson, .
17 James Limo Poor twp.
18. -• DavidNickle, South Aliddlotod.
15. Alex ilolsinger, Dickinson.
22 23Samuo: Welt, Burnt District.'
24.' J.M. Good. 11 , uth Middleton.
° 26 David Sipe, Carlisle
20 airs loluoan. Carliele.
WILT. DEVENNEY Auctioneer.
March 1.0,—A. fiLltupp, Lower Allen. 1 , ••
A—John Dock, adm'r, Monroe.
te . 12. E: P. Zimmerman, Lower Allen.
'l' s . • -I le—Willis& Efiraitz,Sootit - MithlioDna,
' . 16-1151gloy & Hays, alsebanic'sburg, •
16—Artnut Shoup, Monroe.
17—Samuel IlemmhStor • DEM Sprlng. •
; • . ' 18—H E BrechblP, 'Bolling Springs
• • 0 • 111-1 d it Horrasn, Sliver Suring. • .
I ' • 21—Jacob Goodyoar, South Middle:ten,
• '•• • . Elias Bronnoniath ,
° •
• 0* • • , 37—Benjamin Nisloy, Monroe.
St- I —John ateChire,' Munroe.
0 25—Burlier k Slaiman, Silver Spring.,
•
. • " Klink, New Kingston.. -
•• • 28—Jelta Paul, Churehtown.
El EEEM
1870
GOLt• DOWN. I . DOWN
TREMENDOUS .DECLINE IN THE
privo ~f all kinds of Dr - v.Gbxds. Panic In Das
hiki, New :York. and tbil+delphi t among tho tin.;
por tersimm °nee lets of netiiand desiihble goods fog cod
lixto,t he auction room and sold nt nacrificeot II of which
acc;unte for the prides I am enabled to offer season
able goods to bu woe. Hoods ocolvacreveiy day at
-Aces that Will natoitlih all. !
Paisley Shawls,
,Bengel
,Strips Shawls,
J. P.AIYLER.
Fancy Wool Long and Square Shawls,
lain Black [co, Cashmere Scotts, Silk Tice, now
tylo, find many other fancy goods nt prices that defy
conipotitin, as I have received Coln ou 15 . days sale,
all unsold to be returned, an advantage no other
house In the county possesses.
13 ack,-Blue, Green, Purple, LoStl.Vl no and Brown
,Wool Hoppe. best qtmlity, at ai gait! reduction. Pluck
Alt ems, of best make lit existencoi, at prices lower
than previous to the war, whichahows the effort of a
panic. Merl's and Boy's Wear: hoary Beaver Cloth,
Plain Black and Fancy Chthe and Cassimeres, eat-
Mete. Joan's, and all the various goods suitable for
th• season. at greatly rodured rated.
Water Proof I Water Proof! :The sale of Water
Proof 'loth having increased en =oh this teason for
ladiey!Su its and Circula?s, some manufacturers have
00611 proper to advance th,prices; t u. we' shall con
th,ueto not at the lowest prices that they have ever
boon sold at. All qualities of Black and Gold -Mix
Waterproof.
Paiute,
Gents. Shirts and Drawers,'Ladlete_ishito and colored
Morino and all wool lloso of ovary quality, Children's
whito and fancy wool hose, every size, wool Flan
neiti Canton Planmel, 'licks, aluslins, Otightuns, tit
prices, lower than they have bemrsold for nine years.
Ladles' and Childrens' not: styre Shoes of every de
scription. from tho heitvlest .teD rho finest ma:italic.
tured Gents.. Ladies' and CitildreteP Gum Shod;
every size, of best quality. Whits and colored Blank
ets and Connterpanes, at a groat reducti n.
rrespectfitily oak an inspection of my stork before
purchasing as I am confident I no. able to suit In
-prices all who may fayor me with a 611. Do n't be
humbugged Into buying by a prim list ordinal) rous
ting, calicos. Sc., but call ana FCII a whole 11100 k of
goods right through, all reduced in price.
AB 00I1,111'
West Main street
Table and flueket Cutlery
CORN SFIELLERS. AND CIDER
MILLS. z-- ',.. .
ITlekok's Portable Cidtt M ill,
F. Gardner 'it Co'a.. rot' thle Cider nil
Star Corn Shelia, (throe etzes.)
Cannon Corn J 9hollera, . .
Nationvl Fodder Cutter, (threesimm,)
Cumberinud Double... Hon IlarroF,
. Together with .4,..,
11. SAXTON A CO
For sale at the Carlini e Foundry and Machine Works
NOTICE.—By virtue of a resolution of
the Stockholders, the Capital Stock of the
' Carlisle Shoe Company', lambs. Increattod to
ORE BANK FOR SALE.—A rich
deposit of the lost quality Ilermatite Ore,
stealing 60 percent. cumprtslig about 18 ACItBB,
located in Monroe township, about 2 miles from the
Iron Works of C. W. Sr D. V. Aid, on the south side
01 the Yellow Breeches creek. Thole la a stream of
,water running through the tract sufficient tor
.washiug the • one.and tarnishing water power be
sides. A portion of the ank is under a lease and
will be told subject thereto. the balance Is unin
cumbered.
Pmsoue desirious of viewing the Bunk may call
upon George W. Leidleh; at “Leidich's will," for
merly known as Bricker's mill, Monroe township,
Curntan laud county,- or upon,
'A. L. SPONSLER,
Neal Estate rigout, Carlislu.
30June 69
I 11.111 now getting up the largest lot of work ever —*
made In Carlisle, and am preparing for another sale
In Aprlint,„ 1. 1. 0 R SALE.
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Subscriptions to the same - will he recskred et tied
omen of the cothpany, No. 5 Meet Moin Street.
By order of the 'Board of Directors:
JOHN T. GREEN, Presidorit.
JOIIN IRVINE, Secretary, 6)ar170
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Call at the shop and examine. tlie WOI k before It Is
so that loa Amy Lc satintted that I toe notlo
fog but tho BEST MATERIALS at all kl t. do.
Every sty to of -
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, Ac.
ready modu or InAde to order. All dew work guaran
teed.
• Haring 1.111 latcrtasful for four years I bopo by
strict attention to business to merit a continuance of
patronage.
Dn not forgot t h o place, con Pitt and South streets,
cAIiLIO;
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Tho Intoot stylor Juot locelvedl
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CANDY I I
FILBERTS,
PECAN NUT 4;
41 . 5,0ELLANEONS.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawers,
nolpg
AGRICULTURAL I3IPLEV I NTS
i. CIARDNCR & CO.
Sep 3,2 m
30,000 DOLLARS
NO HUMI3UG!
NO HUMBUG I 1
Okuk7o 3m
No. 29 W 1.87 MAIN STNEF.I.,
CAR - LISLE, FENNA.,
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The latest st.lex always no hand I I
SILK HATS from the boot Monufacturos t 1 I
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OALLIO wishes to (all allOntion to big largo
EMS
HATS AND CAPS
no nhanufa tar H 113tH to tordt r, nod boo Ilat butt
iirraugvrountn f, coloring lintP, Uoudg
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Thu 'aghast CASH ['MCI S pad for
COUNTRY FURS
C=l
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IZE
jr . E. CALDWELL & CO
JEWELERS,
AND I 11,1,1 3 ICl' ER. S
902 CHETNII 4 r STRET, I.IIII.ADI“.PAIA,
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AN IMMERSES VARIETY OF
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IMEME
JH%% ELItY,
SILVER IYAit I',
Willi) NO SILYEI
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CLOCKS, MON kES,
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS
PAINTINGS,
All per,ot.a dtalring natty lino nrticl. w. f o:Ht•lo In
quality, and moderate In pried:aro c. rude to Le
p °mod bY r mir exceedlnil, largo and varied I•ollee ,
tiOn.•,l2lor tuck is kelt olwaya frocli 1-y AMU°.
front 'first Wore.. -
Our talons 115,1M/110a flea 00 the'amat. elttant to
the, world; Had any p ,rtha vialting the city or cm
dtelly ittal.luspct taut their lakurc,
2(U00;1117 '
MABQNHEIMIR
• Dealerin - •
CHOICRS FAMILY GROCERIES,
FINE QUALITY OF TEAS, PURE SPICES
QUE EN:. IV .5
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TONEI4ARI',
WOW/N, AA)
R ILLOWIVA RN
near 1111aNDS OF
IVI.IIILt FLOUR
SALT AND FlSt.'
ALL HINDS, OF COUNTRY MUCCI./ 0
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
MOUTIIWEeT troaNia PITT AND P)IIIFRET BTRRDTA
ICdoc.3B
LIVERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
fiTABLE. - • ti
J. L. STERNER Ss BROTHER,
In rear of Boaz lions°.
DOUSES ANO . OARRIAO,II9 TO Milli
aNINASONADIaI ITIL7IO, AND AT'BIIOIIIIBT 11071Cld
einurAcius, FUIiNISMID leoB VUNUItAig
rrjr-N. IL Bteblo roomi for 60 hod of borers ou.
keep.
1710)70
A. L. SPONSLEIVS COLUMN.
Ac .L..sPONSLER,
neat Entate Agent, Scrivener, Convoynneor Incur.
Ince and Claim ,Agent, Wilco Stain 'Street Nom .7
Centia S 1,110. E. •
ORE WASHER FUR BALE.—An
cellent Ore Washer, at the Oro llanloof Georg.
W. Leidlch, nearly uqy..{Ytll ho lion! my low. A l .
ply to
tjan7o • ,A. L. 2.1.0,N,5LER.
TOWN PROPERTY tOR RENT.—A
cununodious two and ! . a half dory lilt OIC
t.LLING, - lidjothlng, tho llotol on [lto corner of
Main and Bedford atruets. _
Alao twolno.et ry DWELLIN O.IIOIISES, our Mick
and tlpi other ' , maw ' slllidted on P.allfret Htrcet,
tweet] Hanover and Bedford atreota—al In good or-
Posession given tint of April. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLEII.,
Real EstaP, agent.
6j ‘ll7O
FOR RENT
Two commodious two elor , y .„ l7frr ish , ii !lo a t i eS, L, O o l u r th tl o lO r
east side al Hest street, b z rs c r o. ; l6 , lo;
streets, in the borr2;lr;:, e
cost
mut •
of
Leted,..9o
tug,
ohs lot
n or' t i fb r OTllliElll ACILLS, bulk till property
rf ' i t heTle. 4 ns of Joseph Shroln, do, eased, all le excel:
lout repals, will be. lease(' tur o o n ne , ).,oolr,rn the lot of
'Pr" ""1 Fur terms,
Fe.' l Ir,, of
A.
L. S VON SLEit,
Root Estate Agent.
FOR. SALE.
ISM
A two story BRICK Prli . sto Residence situated on.
South 1110.1uN or street, between Pomfret and South
mr...ets, Carl sle. 1 helot contains 21 Let in front and
120 lu depth. -The - MAIO is nearly new, containing
doubm parlors, dining room and kitchen on the first
floor, and live comfortable chambers on tint Wend
story, and throe finished rooms on the attic, COIIV eta
et.t eutbuildit.g!t, fruit trees, and grape cinuil, and
hydrant in the yard. tuquiro of
A. L. SPON 41. ER,
Root Estate tigeat.
10m069
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V - A,LUABLE . PRIVATE RESI
APACE NOR SALE.
Situate on South Hanover etroet, Carlisle, now
owned and occupied by 51re. Washmood, Into the
property of Benedict Law.. Tho lot fronts on Han
over Ht., 00 feet, sod extends hack the same width
2.10 hut to an alley. The improvemenlaare a largo
two-story FRAME 110113 E, with Verandah In frost,
containing Double Perturb, Hall, Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen on lower Boor and sit Cbl44lberll
and Bath-room on the 2nd story. oas and water
have mien introduced. There Is a large Clothe and
Carriage !louse at the loot of the let. Thu lot le
well studded with ornament. trees dnd shrubbery,
besides fruit ol almost every description and Grapes
of the moot choice selection in monocle.,
A. L. OPONSLEIL
Enquire of
Goal Estate Agept.
2bOct,-68.
Private Robidenee titillate on South llanover St.
Civilian, nearly uppuilite bar ly's ihael uw nod by
James Bentz. 'Thu lut, contains 1013 - 100. in Boot
Running back 210 teat, 0:! tieing 70 Mei, in bra dill
dethu neat. k/03-IM-1-AkugB-0.0 n" . 4 01
eXLO,IOIIt order, coniiirdimg a eon...idiom,
MG-STA./BY BRICK FltON T BUILDING
with a largu,Two Story Brick Mick lid idling attach
ed containing nil the in. dern Minim vuieL La 10010- 4
ding gne and water. Tho location of thin yreperty
In one of the moat oligio u in too town, and will be
'iliniused ol on favorable terms. For terms' and fur.
(her particulars enquire of
L. SPONSLEtt,
EL=
EEO
FOR SALE—That desirable Private
Realdence situated ori West Petnfret Street,
eilrllsT6''' The IA contliba 30 feet in trout and 210
foot in depth. The ikaprset °meats conelet of n corn
-modione
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
containing large Parlors. Ilall, Dining Ikon. and
littnett on the lower floor, and. eight. c,nveolbut
Chant silt on the second lion; tfiVh over the tint
building, nod five over the bees- busloing, a Wash
biome, Path Room, nod Water Closet; and gas 10 0 9
T11111.111,c li to too cellar. A hydrant in the ysrd and
Water on the ascend atop y. 7ho • One propel ty is
hu moat and the luelltloll .I° , ll
the moot desirable in the town. The lot I• Well PI WI,
tied wtlh fruit trees and shrubbery, and quite a nun,
bur of grape vines of superior quality Dr r terms
apply to
24 cpt C. 9
VA I,IT All LE_ FATatt_jariti-
YATE SALE.
Situate on the South-side of the Yellow Breeches
creek lu _Munroe .township, _about
rr o.111.• ELISL of
Alll'S WOrhe containing 76 Acres, al, created
but ahnut 2A , roe ohloh are catered with good tim
ber. The rusprovronouls ore a t0:7.1).1 , 11mm two-story
FBA 11i•1 lb •U. E, 01111 convenient out t olltho s,
BANK BARN with Itagun Shed out Corn
t. ribs atts.ched. A choice Apple Cratard in good
bearing artier, together cc nll I reill 23, (211. mem
1101101 ape- In atonal..., :Lod an excellentand never-
Millug well of tl Murat shed or. The laud is In a high
state of culticatron. under good ienee o.c.d the im•
provements in good order The location is a &sir..
ble 000, icing near a church, will and s• 11001 h use
If not sold at prNate sale b, fbre the 25th da)..ot
September next the farm will be offered st Public
Sale ore that day. Persons desirous of viewing the
promiseS may And upon Cleo. W. Luitlich, at Leitlielei
pill, In slouroo township,
Sof terms Sc apply to
_ .
13A ug 00.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI
1/E.,(T. FOIL SALE t.; et the tot end
of tho burtnign of L'arlitle, wee of Mel:Montt College.
The lot. mutant* 10 lost in trout. end 50, feet In
depth, extending from )Lt ti to Lotitim all eel.
The 1111prlii entente consist of nu elegant and com
modious mate ion mitten• mem the centre of the
.grounde. Irouung 011 ~ 1 11 .14131• I, lin hod in the
111081 • u purl; It) le, with Lenient outtniiidings.
The grounds nee been olly I ill out, and urn
studdedli WI al, son' Origtm,ot.,l
Trout and flown's, tlnd • slirobfit-r,y of the Mtoleest
The bwhor bang cksirous of huffing. tlia prune] ly
dllposen of mon nalsnotn_rons turns 10 tilo
porrlntser Pots 00,111 gis on u, the first of April
post. for totals, and lilt Eller partioulaim, enquire of
A. L
Iteal Entato Agent.
r BE
31 ISCELLANBOUS.
MLIREE FARMS FOR SALE AT A
(IhEAT BABA MN, IL.SStbL - I ICI Liu.
O.NE OF 435 AC.RES!
I nod in tilr uuditiun, of Tory good quality, un
dergo, L Moue. Orel/nod, Ciltronn 1.1t1,1 in, good sired
nod imiolin tabio Div thug, Bonn, 11itx..3.5 Qom
home, Wagon house Meat Moose, lien Oouve,
.tiptiog llomo at a opting 01 good Out, r or tho
I) .e hog. 01,0 half la oimer .11 "mann', L. num, in
Wood and Timber Sa4l N..nu 1H bitunt, within
miles nu ,l.opy Crook, a St., ti , n on 0,0 Italimore
d 0010 It it rood, at wits. h tit to Storo, Port
Olden and E.ipross u hero all kinds of Produce
ran to so'd. • art'tt i tturg,a large And Iluuriohlug
too o,is IIL tulles &site T, timer) l ,01 , 14 ido 10. piuuto
urn paid loot nil kinds id Country Proolucu: 4111108
drooidlit No Qlmny. Whom good Dille , .u van loro
bunt u r direo years 60 thous it, and cast 4 . 0 burnt
eight cent, per beau.] Too Tenant ru alum)
Mario oat ed. the past yea tioo.llmbel. Wheat, and In
thort time 0.11 Himont night Loo do ukeol, Ly oso
of Lime, as It into d Lund. .Tll,ll form
will be divided to omit pm, I n ter, nod B II 00 easy
'tunas • 1 rice $2.5 luot Acre. Also, gnu of
Tioo Hundred arid libuTteen Acres!
At'l2o per Arlo. Impinwinonts co'nonoli. And
ono of •
Two Hundred and Fourteen Acre
At. $l5 per Acre. No Improvementv. Good Outer
power nu Loth.
The Laud on those Fartur is f good quality, one-
I bird clear' d, and 1101101r0 In Wood al 11 Titol/011.,
whirh 0011101/11010 . 11 good mar,. et nt Cherry Run Sta
tion Tllll,O Pants are sitonted oho mile hoot Clisrry
11110 tepee. on 11:0 11011 Intor, 5: 1100
o hid. Station lan ctori, Post Office 111.1 Exprow Of
fice, 4,1 1 mile from a,,Lime•tone Gums), who's
1.11, extols I be luta for^Trus years for nothing.
Martinsburg is 111 miles dist
All the nhove I. rations ore fury healthy. J °goy
them a Itsroln, no 1 MO uld. have 00 L,ndly, and
with tosail. Aa W . Go to Sleepy Ovek Statioo, on
the 110111nore & Ohlo Itthrorm, to toy 10.00 ' , smug,
hero Litho esq., ten on farm, will
give nilportieularty and show tho Mau.
• ' 'Address,
A. SMITH,
20Jan2m Aberdeen, Milord county, 1114,
PLASV ER WORKS;
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COATE ST tr.x.m WHARF
CALCINED AND LAND
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PERTILIZINPISALTSS
A A NY
inquiyy will, receive . , immediate
amwor. intioi c tion in price nud material
nneurod, and allipmenni pt emptly rondo. •
24f0b70•1y
Item L‘auuu Agent.
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Entntu Agent
A. L SPONSLI:I2,
Real L•'atute Agent.
PHILIDELVIItA
PLASTER
no u -nvsr,
rxane ALIIA
S;cr.'", &o.
BlgTil Ittuntra;
1;1111tulblplini