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CARLISLE, 'APRIL 244 , 1810
TrOut aihs36 to tie: abundant '
season:, Yowig men from town capture
from ton to forty as a half day's sport.
The Pennsylvania:ReserVe Association
. will meet at Lock Haven on the seventh .
'of May y .,
..goi...7Aga:B.Plann, of Phil
aftlphia, will deliver the address.
Try the soda water at Haverstick
Bros', No. 5 South Hanover street. All
area that it is the best Summer drink
known: Pure syt•ups' of all flavors'. Only
five cents per glass. • •
A communion service will be held dt
Emory M. E. Church on Sabbath morn
ing nest.'' The 'Rev:' Dr: Dashiellrpres
ident of Dickinson, College, will - french
on the occasion.
Prof. 0. D. Conterno has succeeded
Prof. Held as leader of the U. S. Band
at Carlisle Barracks. We have no doubt
that the Bartd under his leadership will
sustain its previously acquired reputa
tion of being one of the best in the State.
Who is waging war against the ca
nines? About half a dozen, dead dogs
were found scattered around town yes
terday morning. As they were all Dem
ocratic IPurPs," it is probable that the
parade of Tuesday was too much for
them.
We inadvertently forgot to mention an
egg, received by us at Easter from Mr.
W. R. Hays, of North Middleton town
ship, which meaenred eleven inches
lengthways, and nine inches around. It
was a double yoked egg, and it's weight
we did not ascertain.
-- We hope the-Carlisle Brass Band -will
again give their Saturday evening con
certs, now that warm weather is here.
They have improyed considerably in
their playing during the last year,. and
can hardly be excelled by any band in
the country.
Row Is rr ?—A party of "soreheads"
on Tuesday night hung an effigy of a
colored man to a tree •on the Episcopal
square. The joke was badly spoiled,
however, by the discovery of it by some
colored men early on Wednesday morn
' 'ng_lieforolt_liatill3
_men seen by more than
half a dozen people. .The captors are a
pretty 'good suit of cliitims ahead.
Our CollectOr of Internal Revenue,
Maj. Joseph W. Patton, his deputy;
Capt. Landis, and his clerks are very
busy at the present time making their
annual collections.- They . treat those
(Wsrelsiitimidrowtheyinsirmsounitendlyr
and gentlemanly, that - it is almost a
pleasure to pay your income, license, or
special tax.
-- Mr. James W. Sullivan, foreman of
this office, accompanied by William Ir
vine, son of our townsman, Dr. Irvine,
started for the- "Far West," on Monday
morning last. They expect to be absent
some month's, and will spend the greater
ortion of he tim
the young gentlemen a pleasant, and
prosperdus trip, and safe return.
Wo learn that the regular semi annual
session of the Cumberland Valley Die
trict Convention, of Good Templars will
assemble in the Good Templars' Hall,
Carlisle, on' Tuesday afternoon, May 3.
The G. W. C. T. of Penn'a, the• Hon. B.
B. Chase, is expected to be pregent, and,
will address the citizens of the town on
Tuaday evening.
The Coyle Brothers, wholesale dealers
in notions and fancy goods, have had
built for them a now wagon, which, in
vulgar parlance, " knocks the spots off'
anything ever seen in Carlisle." It has
the advertisements of a number of our
business men neatly painted on the sides,
And over the front part a well shaped top
to protect the driver from snow or rain.
The house being built on South Hai
over; near South strdet; is the property
of Dr. Thonms Stewart, and notthat of
Mr. Andrew Blair, as stated is our last
issue. Dr. StowMt, Ae are pleascd;
~ b‘ ) ,
learn: intends settling in Carlisle,
the'intention of practicing medicine.
Mr. Blair has the superintendence of the
erection of the building. "
=1::=Z11
Scarlet fever of the most malignant
type still lingers in our midst. On• Mo
nday morning, a young lady, daughter of
the Hey. Hunter, died of the disease,
and several during last week.; Instead
of abating it appears to .be on the in
crease, and many cases are now reported.
Since last September there has not been
a time when we were free from this
disease.
'ln next week's ijERALD will be pub
lished a communication entitled " Ran
dom Recollections of the old borough,"
fronl.„tho pen of a former reSident of tiis
Plarvv`bat- ivbo•-has- not-boou hero for
Holm° thirty-five years. The communi
cation is of groat interest, especially to
our older citizens, and persons wishing
eitra numbers, with or without wrap-.
pore, will please leaVe their orders before
Saturday evening. Price, five cents.
The famous fish bill, 'declared Uncon
stitutiooal by Judge Pearson, of 'Harris
burg, will be argued at the May . term of
the -Supreme Court. The -unconstitu ,
tionality was declared principally on the
ground that it . was 'a- vidation of the
chartered rigida of corporations to com
pel them to remove,- or alter:at great ex
pense, dams they have erected and 'whiph
obstruct the passage up the river, dolled
aud other ',fish
-41111 -
It is with pleasure wo record , the fact
that the South Mountain Railroad Com
pany are preparinigrounds, on the South
Mountain, nearßunter's Run, for picnics,
Sunday : schools, andother pleasure seek
ers. The want of grounds of this kind
havo long been felt by the pedple of Car
helot and wo doubt not they will sustain
and libeially ,remurierato'
is
projectors
of this enterprise . It is designed' to
erect a.platform for. dancing, scats, and
everything tending to promote the pleas.:
uro of viiiitbra;
=I
Them was an old woman lived under
And lf_eho'a not dead Nile/ 'lug antra /ULM"
Tkiqui, is an 4mazon keeping tollgate
on one of the principal piked roads in
this county, Who, besides performing her
duty of 'eolloctifig tend, takes every„op
portuniti of tongue, lashing the passers
by. Thoso' who have onco faced the
music, of herinith are' oMpfulto avoid
a second interview. Tho.editorof tho
Nowville Bier, with -a friend, was re
cently attacked' by thid *llag6; l
evidently thir!kin a storm of bitter words
not sufficient to intimidsito an editor,
.brapdished • a ; Oita and,fired , it at hint.
ForplOately, there "'Atha; being no ball
• in the firearm, or the sum wiid ,•, noane.
Wag '
DEMONSTRATICIMN '1145 . 1t0n 1 0F
RATIFICATION OF , THE
FIFTEENTH .A MENMatNi.-
agl? VICES IN, TIM ',9 II EZe r cION.
PARADE IN THE AFTERNOON.
BPIEECUES' . IN TUN &TUNING
- - Tuesday'merning — dliiinedliright - mfd
elear, with' scarcely a cloud ruffling the
Heavens. According to previously
mado announcement, this , day had been
set apart by our colored, citizens, as a
day 'of general celebration, andrejoicing
in bettor of the ratification of.-Abo Fif
teenth Amendment. From early morn
our atre'ets presented a lively appearance,
and the arrangements which had been ge,,
ing on for some days received abasty com
pletion. Around the Court House were
ieattered groups of Democratic politi
cians, discussing the unusual event, and
prophesying that net more than c one hun
dred would be in line, attd the whole
thing prove a failure. In fact, about ten
o'clock this seemed probable, as very
few colored persona were seen upon' the
streets; but it is easily explained by the
statement that at that time they were
gathered in their several places of wor
ship, returning thanks to Almighty God
for the blessings and privileges vouch
safed them, and invoking His protection
and blessirigif - on their future actions.
The Committee of Arrangements had
chosen , North street, between Pitt and
West streets, as the place of forming the,
procession ; and as the hour of one p. m.
drew nigh, groups of men, mounted' and
on'foot, could -be seen wending their
way to the appointed place..
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Mr. Joseph Howard acted as 'Chief
Marshal, with Messrs. Simons and Jor
dan as Assistant Chief Marshal's. Some
little difficulty was experienced in form.
Ing_the_procossion_into line, owing to the
surging mass of human beings blockad
ing the street. Finally, all being in
readiness, the procession meved off in
the following order :
Four Assistant Marshals—Mounted. _
Carlisle Barracks. Band.
Eighty members of the Union League
Association, each member wearing a
rosette on the left breast—ALL
I=
Seventy-five colored citizens—each wear•-
iug a picture of Pregidont Grant--
IfOTERE.
The Drain Corpii.
Junior Society—numbering fifty, dressed
in the uniform of the "Boys in
Blue," with-capea and
caps.
Two four horse wagons, containing
twenty-nineloung girls, dressed in
Rad, White and Blue, .and each •
bearing a triangular sha ad
laTirigiturms
printed the name of
• oue of the States
fiat ratified the
,RIFTRENTIT
EEMMEM7I
A. miniature carpenter shop on wagon,
--- with man busily at work.
Blacksinith shop, with hollows blowing,
and man making nails.
Savant -five horsemen, presenting a ♦ery
fine appearance
A large number of canines, buggies and
' wagons bringing up the rear.
All - told there wore, probably, some
four hundred, persona in tbo procession,.
of which nearly three hundred were
voters.
THE ROUTE.
The procession moved over the follow-.
ing route ; down North to Bedford ;
across Bedford to Main '• up .3fain, to.
West;. across West to Youth; 'down
South to Hanover ; up Hanover to North ;
up North to Pitt; across Pitt to Pom
fret ; up Pomfret to West ; up West to
North, and then disbanded.
Curious crowds of spectators occupied
the streets, throughout the entire route.
Particularly was this the case at the pub
lic square, several hundred people being
assembled at this point: All over the
route• the best of order prevailed, and
with the exception of ono horse bbcoming
unmanageable, and running away with
his rider, slightly injuring a daughter of
Dr. Dashioll, President-of Dickinson
College nothing occurred to mar the
,
BANNERS, FLAGS, &C
Throughout the entire length of the
processipii the Stars and Stripes pre
dominated. From many private resi
dences flags, wreathe, and portraits of
men, distinguished for their labors in the
cause of freedom, were displayod'.
The banner which attracted the most
atteutien was the ono hearing the fol
lowing inscription : "The twenty-nine
States that ratified 'the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution." This banner
was surmounted by the American Eagle,
the badge of freedein, and our national
emblem. A banner draped, in mourning
was carried, inscribed, "In memory of
Dr. 7tteClintock. ;- Persecuted for our
sake." This banner. was particularly
appropriate; from the fact that it was in
this town that Dr. 'McClintock stood
manfully Up in defence and protection of
tho colored race. ()ther banners wore
carried with these inscriptions : "We
are coming." "Wo will vote for the
men that voted for us." "Lincoln_com-
Menced the gr6a.t work—Grant finished
"We have need the bullet for tho
dOStruction of., traitors—we will use the
ballot fur the same purpose." "Lincohch •
the Emancipator, died a martyr for the
cause of liberty ; wo . will revere his
Memory forever.'' • , • ti
. The 'parade lasted about one hem, .
after which they dispersed to their.. soy- ,
oral homes until evening.
, TUE PROGRAMME. • •
_—Rheem!s-haltwas-crowded,at-trearly
hour, with
.a vast assemblage of' tho rep
resentatives of both parties.• On the
stage were coated the 29 girls represent
ing the 'several States. At seven anda
half °Weak P. m, the audience was
called to order by Mr. B. R. Spangler,
who, in a few brief romarlts, introduced
W. F. ,BADidtR, E6CI
• This gentleman addressed the audionee
for about three-quarters of an hour. Ho
said that the abolition' of slavery had
been hailed wtth joy by every American
citizen.. That coon had became too
'deeply impressed with the Divine injunc
tion, "Do. unto -other@ as you. would
have others do unto you," to over again
permit this villiany. A majority of • the
people of this coantry had thought that
it was not only right that the colored
1 man should be free,. wise that ho should
be educated, and just that ho should re,
eeive the proceeds of his toil, but that ho
shouldiake a part in choosing the riders
who madb laws to govern him, as well as
i lt
the white man. - ' Was' bid right' tliat,
ho should bap tan equal chance in the
race of , life w th s 'his fellow. • 'I. r:ocog-
Mud no differenee In the nobility with
Whiehßecl,has stamped hie Ithagee :,He
I frnado usequal wlio has xnadeus all' Tho
•coldred man was now' a power'in 'ALIO
landi and his 'tights woialct bl 3 \ reepected
in cense,quonco. -.
Preacher and'atatesreart; WWl' a few rio 7 -,
le eicoPtiOns; liad.tried to reconcile you
te"Yeurberbaroes tote,:s4l."Paseed.
,The'
statesman will now care for your-inter
ests,!in the halls of Legislature, as we
as those of the white Man: You sliotald'
flt yourselves for your new duties, and
not disappoint tho hope's that tiro ,een- -
tered about you. 'You should make the
exercise oftho ballot a matter of con
sciencis, You were, not onfranchioed in
order to he the tools of poiithiiarie,` or 6.
do the bidding of any particular.party.
Tho men who led in tho groat Equal
Rights movement. Moneyed Aluit, you
should have the 'ballot, 'be'cause it was
your right, and that it was. wrong to
Berry it to you ;' and they labored unsel
fishly, not caring- how you voted, or
what party you'supported, but believing
you would do your duty when you exer
cised the elective franchise. You should
be reminded.that three millions of pep
plo founded this Government, lass 11)6m
a century ago, and that you aro a million
strongor, and should be thus incited to
accomplish something great for your;
solves and humanity. .
There aro some mon who doubt the
-propriety of giving, now, these men
privileges, who think that these now
amendments were passed in an uncon
stitutional manner, and that this Gov
ernment wad intended for the white man.
Whether that was the intention of our
fathers or not, do not know, and care
lees. It is now the Government -of all
men.
The question of the constitutionality
of these amendments I will not discuss.
They are now facts, and if the old Con
stitution protected slavery I thank God,
tkat a party arose in this country that
regarded human rights more than paper
enactments, and which, ju :the accom
plishment of the Heaven born purpose of
making you free and "investing you with
all - the rights of freemen,-tramPled-uuder
foot every compact, agreement, Compro•
Ruse, or' constitution that stood in the
way.
But will you make good citizens ?
Will you fit yourselves for the discharge
of your newrdrities? Judging by what
you have accomplished since tho war
we can have no fears. All over this land
you aro advancing iu material prosperity
with a rapidity that neveflas lieen sur
passed: You are acquiring homesteads
And—surrounding yourselves with the
comforts of lice. Your savings since the
war arc, already counted , by- millima
And are you striving to procure an edu
cation? Ate not colored schools spring
ing up allover the eland? And the-Con
tributions of your ratio for school pur
poses amounted in the South during the
past year to more than three hundred
thousand dollars.
waltaguMtwn, I itanYiluiFtlysljitatv - W4te , "
the North, one out of every nine of your
color attendedimblic schools, which was
a greater proportion than attended
sohookt of the White-race in the South.
You have always been patriotic, and
supported our government in its. Wars.
You took part in the war for Indepen
dence, and permit Fort Wagner to toll
you you fought in the late war.
, Men of your. race have also attained
tagb_posidens in this_ag_well as in...o.tbez_
countries, and it is for you to imitate
their example and not betray. the trust
confided in you.
' Wo rejoice with you to-night.that you
have been invested with 'free and equal
rights. You now stand 'the equal of
every other citizen on American soil.
We welcome you as cordially to a share
in the bounties of American freedom as
the whitest emigiant that over crossed
the Adlafitic..
[Tile speaker was frequently . interrupted
by loud and prolonged cheers and ap
plause.]
A patriotic air was then sung by Mr
B. K. Spanzlor, in Lie bogt etylo ; alto
which
WILLIAM B. PARKER, KBQ.,
was next introduced, and said that the
laws enacted in ITO, in reference to . the
freedom of all was a lie, and had con
tinued such until the ratification of the
Fifteenth Atnendment, which you have
this day Mein:Mod. I leYpo to see black
mon take part, as well as rebels and
traitors, in our halls of justice and lagis
latimillirrgxterrns,:didab—
speaker depict, and donondco the suffer
ings and horrors of the selling and sap,-
rating of mother add children, wives and
husbands, who, before obtaining their
freedom, were bought and sold to the
highest bidder. Port Hudson, and other
bravely contested places,• will ever stand
as monuments to your patriotism and
bravery. [The speaker hers quoted Sev
eral stanzas of • Tho Black Regiment," l
which was received .with much ap
plause. )- My fellow' citizens, you must
now vote with the' Republicans ; for all
who vote the Democratic ticket will be
traitors. [Applause and cries of " that's
so."] Your freedom and life will con-,
tinue so long as the Republican party
lives. I appeal to you, to do your duty,
and always deport yourselves - as Well as
you have done Jo -day, While parading
through the streets of our town. -
The Carlisle Barracks Band then dis
coursed aortic Of its sweetest strains.,
which were .'received with shouts of ap
plause by the audience;
riEMOZMI
was then introdueed. He commented on
the now position occupied by the negro
.raco,. and urged.,Upiiu them the necessity
of fitting theniSelvs for their now du
ties and obligattons, by the observance
of sobriety, industry, and' the pursuit of
knowledge. He reminded them that
they owed their enfranchisement to the
Republican Party, and urged them, inn
spirit of gratitude and devotion, to.aus
.tain. the, party whieh had" boon their
friend and savior, when continued as:
cendency was as essential to the preset ,
:ration of their liberties aNit.Nvai . to their
acquisition. . He told them they were
now 'ontrial before the world, and that
any fault committed by any one of them
would be regarded in a more heinous
light than if,cdmmitted bye white man ;
that each ono represented his reel), and ,
nothis independent self. • that the idea
of bestowing on them, the franchise of
tho,ballot was but of recent growth, and
, was Still odious to largo numbers of the .
people; and that they could
,only live
down this prejudice and muriity, by ei
hibiting the qualities charaotgristio of
good citizens ; that • If they icultivate
those qualities, ,the piejadiceLagainiat
them would pass away,, and their fitness"
for' citizenship, boMdversally acknowl
edged,.and not.diepufed:
J.`sf..lPOaldoy,:.esq.; then addressed
theineatiag, after which ' pie crowd dis,
parsed,
,leaving tho'laill •to . the dispoial
of thbie 'Who' hitetiddd to close thOfestiv-
L ities of Oki (iray;aeitli , dancing and =Try
' • r
, • ,
Pt' ph Inman 'pro& s s, as, the B§ven
toontliAineadm'ent; that. Belfrage shall
b 6 oxiAnall Ci in j et
ite Plettire taken,
• In a speoch-dthi4e're'd 'at lkiiffetiltiiial
Ball; Philadelphia, el:P i - tip:evening of; the
fo:Urteonth instant, Senator Bevels speolie
as 1. 0 11 0 ; 5 . 1 i :!? , I'i'`"':` !"
, 4 4 .11m,ve always borne to .the jand.of
Pena a peouliar affection. The go6a.Old
Quaker stook of its . eitiiens `l3,l*ays ek
-14.03d my aduaration., TAPY,.-.1 1 0.v0 al
waysi been the'claiMplOna 'oqUar'rights:
In the'days gono by the black mon
ways know, who theit. friends wore. The
descendants of, - Penn wOl.O always ready
to,aid them when it cost something to
extend such aid. A quarter of a,centurY
has hardly passed 'since Dr. , IbleOlintock
was arraigned ' the bar' of juStice for
dofending,their, Fights. - I have alWays
had a :high respect for lain); and when
the news of ,lii4,-deati7....ortclied in e-in
Washington, :felt that Abolitionism
had lose one of its ablest defenders."
O'Brien's Mammoth - Menagerie and
Moral Exhibitidn is a first class show.
It is highly spoken of, and receives tho
approbation of all who have seen it. It
is the only allow that is entirely moral
that has been through this valley for a
long time. The collection of wild ani
mals and birds of beautiful plumage, .Cc.,
is larger than any other exhibition of the
kind in the United States. In travelling
the Mammoth Menagerie makes a grand
display, and the public entree of the.
establishment into the town is described
as being a spectacle of the utmost mag
nificence, The chariots, cars, cages,
aviaries, dons,. and vans are ornamented
in the most elaborate manner ivith carv
ings, gildings, and paintings of• the ani
mals contained within. Don't fail to
see the entree on Friday morning, April
29, 1870. Shows, at 1 and 7 o'clock, p.
m. Price of admission 50 cents ;
under ten years, 25 cents. • •
The following is the conclusion of the
Court proceedings of last week :
Houck vs. Laird & Moore.—This was
-an-action-brought by plaintiff to-recover
damages by reason of defendant's build
ing overhanging a consentable litiebe
tween the properties of parties in Me
chanicsburg. Defendants maintained
that the line had not been agreed upon
:prior to the commencement of their build
ing, that the agreement between plaio
tiff and their (defendants') grantor had
not been executed prior to their purchase
of the property, and the erection of their .
building. Plaintiff claimed nominal
damages only, the wall of the house of
Messrs. Laird & Moore overhanging the
alleged line about 13 inches. The jury
were outtwenty-four hours, and returned
with a verdict for defendants. Ritner
and Penrose for .iilaintiff ; Miller &
Newsham for defeilants. ---
Leidig & Mathews t %.
—This suit was brought by Messrs.
Leidig Mathews, for work done - and -
IfftWellinalfrliiSbUtigbfivtliTlA=WliNf
fendant. Judgment for plaintiff for
and costs. Penrose and flumrieli for
plaintiff:l; Ritner for defendant.
Barnhart's execntor vs. Maitin and
wife.—Ejectnient. Settled.
Camp Hill, Cumberland county, 1
April 23,1.870..
Edib,rs CurUsk Ilera Id:
GENTS :—Some mehths ago I dial
oged the Hon. R. J. Haldeman to dis-
cuss with me, in public, the-following
question at such time and place within
three months,. and in the county of Cum
berland, Its he might select; viz : "Should
universal manhood suffrage, or the ab
solute political equality of all men, re
gardless of race, class, color, or condi
tion, be established by laW in a republic,"
and received the following reply :
House of Representatives, 1
Washington, D. C., Feb. 21, 1870.
apt. J. D. Vale :
MY DEAR Sint— . I assure
you that, I tt mild gladly oblige, you Tor
Ble reasons so frankly giveitia your let
ter, and that it would give UM plta„sure
to discuss a question, fundamental every
where and in all countries, but especially
so in this republic, because the question
involves that of race titan which none
can_be more Politically and scientifically
profound. But I have public dutiO that
i have - the first claim upon my attestion,
those ditties will detain inn here
more than three months.
If (luring that struggle, we can find
til7 - 41M4 - €7F-Jil t ow • ••.
oblige you.
Very sincerely yours,
R. .1. HAT.DEmAN
This reply being indefinite, I now re-:
issue the challenge, in the following
form, viz : I challenge Col. Haldeman,
or proxy; or any other representative of
the negative side of the- above question,
in Cumberland . county, to meet me in a
discussion of the said question at Me
chanicsburg, Carlisle, Newvillo, or Ship
pensburg, within sixty clays from the
date of the publication of this. •
Joe. G. VALE,
Ctunp Cumberlandcounty, Pa,
Whilo Dr. Alex.' Craig was making
arrangements to have Jolnt M.. Hiestand
Llately injured on. the "railroad,) removed
from Charles Hautle's tavern, at the ba
sin in CUlumblaTon - EitM 2 day morning
last, Man aged about fifty-flye years
stepped out of the bar room, as the Doc
tor passed into a side room, and dOlibor
ately 'arinie - to a hitekdag post" sear
and, in rosenco of several persons, took
his horse and buggy and drove off. Tho
boldness of the act allayed all suspicion
of any wrong. The thief had boon - Bono
perhaps thirty minutes before the alarm
was given: .'Doctor Craig, Constable
McGinnisand Washington Right-Orlin
mediately gave chase. The first trace of
tko flat" was obtained at Abraham Cas;.
sol's in Marietta, where, he. stopped and:
said be had it raft which ho wanted to
Boll; and wait anxious to ta7r.(T/C.O - laiii
in the buggy and drive him to -the river
to show the raft to ltim. His object ov-
Wendy was to sell a -raft belonging
some onoolso, and hoping bythat moans
to obtain an advance of ono or two hun
dred dollars. As it wits -subsequently
shOwn that ho'had no money ;with him',
he had of course 'to resort to oxtraordi
'nary Means to obtain Monoy in order to
get away with the horse and
From MaytoWn Dr. Craig woilt toßrain
bridge, and McGinnis and Righter to
Elizabethtown. At Maytown the thief
persuaded Col. Haines and granddaugh
ter to got Into the buggy and ride to
Elizabethtown, whora.the Colonel had a
daughter living. 'He accepted the offer.
When thoy arrived
they. stopped at Boyor's tote I. After
getting dinner and ordoriag thd horse
to be fed; the thief, who after*ards gave
his , ntimeas .Tarries Smith; Which.hiuajf
posecrt6 be an assumed. one, went to the
house' of the daughter of .Col. Naines.
In , alioutten - minutei thereafter, hy
:ttio - of a telegraphic despatoh,!Coustable
Floiveri3, , *Plated by W. 11, Nauman,
wont , there and- found:. the culprie . on
hint T:itaeas.;Offerlng UP to`-tho Ihrenenr, ,
Graeo,,a, Tory. affecting prayei,.
drew tears from his listeners, and in, that
midst of which •he • VMS arres e =His
. .
i design evidently; was to : procure some
Meney to got him safely .out of harm'S
way, as ho could not pay the bill's at the
e
otl. • Atil tiobnfoundl • - •
ciuglit; his, prayers Were changed to
blasPherny. About, this, time payTt : olg.
'McGinnis *arrived upon the -ground.
The thief Was a takini to. Goluinl4: and
hearing' had before Samuel! EVarts'„LeSq:;
who 'committed him to jailto answer,
in defaUlt of pail.' • -•
Tito ptisOne'r is evitiently an old off eh
fddr, and seems, well acquainted with per
sqns in this city, CMumbia, and. other
towns along the river. Those persons
who namil,eat :horses recently would- do
well to visit the jail,'for the. purpose of
recognizing the thief. Ile 'is evidently a
native of the nothern part of NeW York,
as he talks like.the riVerruen.
'At a stated meeting of Marion Coun
cil No. 88, Jr.. 0. U. A. M., held April.l9,
1870, a cOnunittee was appointed to draw
VP - the following resolutions - of thanks :
WIItILEAB 3arton Colwell No Be, 3r. 0. t. A. M.,
of Carlrak, hal Woo proxeut..3 ,Atli a li.indsoni°
DILI°, and mat f, amine, by tioniii Of their 'billy
Mends ; and '
WIIEREAS; All OM emanating frJui. all 3 ;tw aloud'whatever, aloud Ito apiiropriately .2i
In order to expreui to the &ouwxitr &lop and
laming grail. tido, therefore, niir
Resolved. That In reeeirMq this memento of friend.
ship and kindness, two pledm ont,e,ves to be guided,
Inall our pr9entriMmi, by Its ir'eat,,nd landamehta
truths, mid as a beacon light may it ever shine in
our Council room, to)lituniunto nor principles; and
t he It further
.(telohyd, That while cherishingn deep regard for
BO VUIII.OIO a gil ;and rococo icing the'spitit sob ich
prompted It, No bust n..t forget that - our moat grate
fal than s, and kindest regards are due to the con.
mittoonf presentation.(tiibs M. Bidler,. Miss L.Beet
em, and Miss K. Halbert,) and through them 110
WWI to convey tile acme to all the donors
Among our. announcements will be
found that of Jacob Livingston, dealer
in wines, liquors, tobacco, and segars.
His stock is largo and care£ullylselected,
and we bespeak for him d • generous
patronage. Particular attention is called
to his pure imported brandy - for medici
nal or family use:
BIBLE PRESENTATION.—The charter
members of Cumberland Circle, No. 38,
B. U. F.) C. of A., presented the
Circle with a handsomely bound Bible
at their regular meeting on last Tuesday
evening. The presentation speech was
made by W. M. Ogilby, on behalf of the
donors, and was appropriately responded
to by C. E. Maglaughlin, esq., on be
ha If of the Circle. This Order, though
only in existence in this place'abOut three
months, now • nuinbers some seventy
,members, with weekly,accessions.
(Mr young friend B. A. Sawyer, as
will be seen by referring to : our ad-
vortisements, has opened a dry gods
store in the room formerly °couple( by
John Irvine,: northeasteoroor Igngo ;Out,
"ThvintrlirPßl F 'sfirilirll - =At
uccted with the firm of Sawyer, Burk
holder & Co. Wo bespeak for him a
geed share of patronage.
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Crcioked faces photographed straight,
y Chapman, 21 West Min street.
FOR SALE
A. spring Wagon, with top, and n•ul
Apply to
Jon's' liana is,
Ciamnissioners' Office, Carlisle,.Pa
INFORMATION WANTED
where to purchase goods at, Dig" lowest
prices. We wtmld advise all in want of
such information to call at LehHell A:
Miller's, as they must be selling goods at
greatly reduced prices, from the, great.
amount of bundles that we sec carried
away -from their store all the time. We
notice them receiving another large sup
ply of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting,
Window Shades, Dress Goods, Cloths,
Cassimeres, and everything else in the
Dress Goods way, all to be sold at great
bargains. Do not. thillo call and see for
yourselves. •
NEW ENTERPRISE
Messrs. Frysinger & Weiser have just
received a large invoice of Carpets, &c.,
&c., which make their Spring stook
complete. They purpose selling at re
duced ra mid to keep Constantly nu
Mir- ou,t, elonErs to 6111`ir
busi ess. They keep no dry goo( ,
Carpets exeltutively. Go to Rawyer's old
room and see for yourself.
If a man wants a bottle of n hisl4,27bt
him buy it and take it home like a man,
and not sneak home with a bottle of
Bitters''. or "Cordial,ll and pretend
that it is medicine. If lie - Wanta a tonic
that iS - something better' than a tempo,
vary stimulant, ho should get a bottle of
Peruvian Syrup, (an Von' ToniC) that
Cltalzo the blood, and give durable
strength to the system.
JAclchrLiviNasToN,
Whojetiale aid Retail Dealer in'TullAceg,
SNUFF . ; CIGARS, Pies, &e.
No. 27 North Ilen;oto street.
Offers to the trade the best brandy of
a large variety of Chewing and
ing..TobaecOs, real Michigan Fine Cut.
in bulk or in tin foil. •
. . .
R'. E. Garrett's celebrated sniff. real
genuine IMported Havnna,Segars. Xara
Connecticut aiid Domestic Segars.
A large assortihent of eveeything
longing to the business, nod- shtil at as
lovi a price, as in any Eastern
...The public ib respectively invited to
call and inspect my large assortment.
Every article warranted as represebted.
21ap7Otim • '
'JAMB LIVINGSTON,
Deftlot in
FINE
- No: 27 Ari , th ilirn . over street,
°Mrs the fallowing goods : . War
ranted _pure, unadulterated and full
:proof., Always ati represented.
Genuine Imported French Cogitate
Brandy, old age.
Best quality Ginger Pure
old gin. Pure cid Pere wino. ' k;1,
.„ 1 . The yery best quality Sherry, Claret,
Now Ragland Rum, &c. : „ c "'
Pure'white spirits, for drug
gists and family use. • '
Sold at the lowest prices for cash. A
, call solicited. • '
• 21apara . .
IMPORTANT
C=!
Pero • nud .utuUlultersted Winos :and
Liquors, supplied ut their trosideeoo, by
order to store, or through Post
Office. Every article warranted ns ireU
resontecl:oi the mono
• Jscpß LivinaTrox
21E,4)0in No. 27 N. Hall 0y01 :' si reel.
The cheapest' pry, Goods hi town at
tLacheY's, on. North. Gainsves gt.coett op;
Now goods, ,
received daily. .219P4t',
1111PORT.ANTITOrBoisDIEBBA
By a- decision of 'the Supreme Court
of the thilied States, mada abseil id,
1870 i all soldiers who 'enlisted for three
Prioo o .4lAlrr:g. 2 4.Bolnt;,oP.d_
honorably discharged , for disease before
.tho expiration of iiire'yearii," and entitled
bounty, 9 1 1199:' ,{Men.. who qIIVP34-
after July 22, 1861, aro notoentitled
Au thiS - decision: • .The 'finderaigned •la
'prepared to collect all claiinsatising from
the above decision
Wry,:i..TAlll B, ATIT!,EIt,
31n1117Qtf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
:gen experieneed.etear mercers r ritq c.
immediately. Apply to or address
LEW. PanTri,:l."
Carlisle, l'a.l •
21np4t
D.. W. Burkholder, Nd. 35 West MUin .
street,' has his 'Soda fountain in ful)l:6llisp
His syrups , are the very best. .'Persons
in search of a cochdrink will do well 4 td
drop in. Also a 'full line of fresh .'can
dies, nuts, oranges, lemons, ~Cc.
A Photograph Gallery, well established
and doing a good busiuoss can be bought
cheap for cash, if applied for soon. Call
on or address
For direct' acting steam pumps
for mines, &c.',
, that pump
from 12 gallons to 3,500 per minute. Go
to 3FLanaliUn, tornie & "'Sett, :11ollidays
burg, Pa. , :
. 20,000 pounds of shouldei and side
meat wanted, in exchange for pure
liquors, and•tho best brands 7 cechewing
and smoking tobacco, :by
JACOI3. LIVINOSTON,
21ap3n N 0.27 North Hanover street
Steam pump. The'pnmp . can bP
connected from the engine, and engine
used for driving anvltind of machinery.
gas and water'pipe, 'steam fittingS;' &e.
L an,. Stone, &- ]sett, , d . ay:s:
burg, Pa. 17feham
• M'Lanahan, Stone & Isctt,
burg, Pennsylvania, man ufactiliv station:
any ,engines, boilers, direct acting
blowing engines. . 'Player, ; Then:MS . :aid
other hot blast. Brass and - ion
ings frinn one lb. to 20,000 lbs.,mnd all
kinds of machinery. . •
LEGAL NO'iTGES.
EX.:CUTOR'S NOTICE.
. -
..,Lett el ./ I e . shonentary - du the Mate of Sfaegnrot
.Forbe.. late of tt:.o. Pon...bore• t
bill Ing I een ted to the subserlbor, rto Wing to
,al/1 towintlie, all pe,sail huo /ring theutsel 'On ill
dei,teli thereto are lequenhvl _to make payment. and
[huhr h nr donaridn, t./ pretiont them,
duly 1111[111 . 1111.,(01i f,,r Cell I t•lllent, to
_
MEM
Irgr-Ffiss - Ffr
/
Lett era tesounentary on the a e 'oonn Smart,
tato • f tt.tottlt ttovnithip, have been (nue,'
to the subscriber.] n aiding In tetid townBnip. ~All
item., Ina host to the estate arc ro t ...tied to make
Inonettiato payment, and thus:, having clanuas to
prevent them. duly authenticated, forsettletnent.
BEE
DMINISTIIATOR'S NOTICE
ladters• of Admlnletratlnn an the 'state of liar.
eladt Watent. late of Weat l'ennaboro' townaltip, de
'wen b3t_ ha Itetratar of (Innihe
land eaant. to the nteler.ogne.l ridding in them one
lewnthin All lif•r4ony luilm4Hl 10 paid estal.e tiro
raquestvil to make immediate rt) meld, and tho.e
hncint claim= arlitlSl It to pinFlllt Moot, d 11! )• ull
hattiannalt.
3232111
./EITU \WATSON.
Adlll . r. Ilairlett Wrillsoll.
RsTATE
I otter. or Adini uirl ni lion i ibe ...tub -, a Wil
liam l'apitioon, tutu of IVett Poinushi.ro' townahip,
ileeiise.l, had, g been g motel hy the ftegbt, of
Cumberland CllOOl. pto the umleisigneil reoliling in the
11l:110 totvrehip, notbn to hereby give to eII lier
pois p. moving 11.01.elvt.,iniebted to paid cohilo, to
make n.st a eat, 0.1 11..0 hoot, g eldtme, to present
then,p at.tr uii np d, f r net' I •niont.
gLAIIII Ali El' JA . NE CAM) II I MIS.
A thnin Atri
I=ll
,‘ Ist Li,f.ANEoLT.
OPEN ! OPEN ! !
I=
D. A. SAWYER,
tin .1 nf'aru. rJ
16: 3 / 4 11tiliarters for bargai us
=
(‘th .‘..;- _. \, 10,.m-I 12kg. nll
al~+dL• . a.~ II! :v~~l, I .y' raj_„(- ~„
DP . 1• Vl,' .111 , ,,!111
11 'o97'
I. lIF 11 Ice
............. .-
I=
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11,1 2', hitig ill the 1.,‘
elle tin, Pont • ,41:11 I ttit, to . •
einono, CI 41,4 on I ets,lOn.roo it, 111, to ‘l,.
l'lloopoa It ...Ivry In the lion
Chestiest Hitt nttoirchit I. n the I-,
Cheep •••• 4,01 king!. In the loon
Cho si • st 111111 e t;io - • •
Poplins It, the town. •
Cinotpo4 Altnnnct.loco and evlur.fti
.Clivolient Mock hod Fitri z y Silks town
Cliespe.t Japan'', in 111, to..
Cheap'., o hitt, ttino In in I.lio 10 , 411:
1 . 1.111. , , fi.tireil4llll s rip!, in IL • t• wi •
01,12, t , 31ateeil . re nl tint town.
lleeeirle4 fn Ilie t Avti
eltettio•it Cliltitz7, thin.t•d tail striped, In the tom
cheapest the; ton '
Closiptel Colhitn nod ColTs to the town
I'li tip ht. Tonto Lin nhe •town. '
.•
Ch an,q4j. nyklmi Ar ;A1.., In t t.o b \nil;
A stile 4 . 011tH. All oilior
'tio,i,l9 Ili prop. liiiii."CoMo t,lllllllO for your
-501000. Ida iv obit. to show n.iodx. Our mat lu it
fiYolits !MVO
1,0,1111111 , 1,..1 for co in lirlcooinil
'Thew toll ou now 140°413 per root lens ilia. 111 , 1'
w ill churgo r yon for olil,g 0.1.3 at other .titres. •
• 11, A. sAnyiAe.
CHEAP COAL I CHEAP COATA-1, I
Tho aabarrlbor le verareil to dnllaep, by .
C.lol.l.l..tiLiklllekarDßlN..notk_voprypOtolllll.ril atoti
Ile ii of ti Climb rlanJ ti n.lay J ilia ,11;11111 col u•
LYK EN'S VAILEY COAL
AT Till: I.OW E3T TJSSIIILE It I. TES FOR p
of' a - very Supplor ' final ity.atittl Till be
larnbibeil at pikes which will defy all competition.
ITno subscriber will deliver 0 , al of OArlitile, by the
ar load, Purina tha aurrout month, at duo , foaosviug
pTicesiwr toil of 2,000
Pc't
Nut
810‘0 .
'4T6 • • .....
And to other point, of the rood ho wlli d o nv or it,
adding or ttoduetint uzi ouzo, of ditforomp in
fr,lghte.
The above ratee.v:lll ho ',abject to Lhu rLio pr, foil
of prima, each 111101ltil„ftt the nine% •
°JORGE WIN.
(Mice—corner of Main and Pitt ulreete. •
•
21up70
WANTED. -4. dative
. • Irmo, In ooh comity in Itio
htalee, to hnvel and take tied°. by, sample,, for
TEA, EOFWEIi, and •I'lOEB. To• imitable men wu
w i ll glee a oolory or $OllO to $l,OOO a y. nr,'abovo
rwetpir.t dent Mime dxpenseti, and it roamnitblii eons ,
ini•elon on manic
IMMukiMo RPPliont louu nro ollloi toil from. proper
'port lox. koforaumn tx liankod. 'Apply to, or ud•
arms knutodintely,
J. PACICEIt &
• . CoMlMmtal
21nr70 tlB4 Bowery, lk..‘v York.
SODA.
.3
COLD AND SPARICLINU AT
• ,
INAVERATVCK BROTIIER,
No,. b 901t4.11,11per cl reef.
,Ti
4 .. C . •LEsnit,
==l
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uu.LIAM 11',ACIL
• Ex..color
111.71111 SI U ART, •
S ICA UV,
.lihr.P I A. STUART,
$.l 00
tt 00
5 25
5 26
~ .., II
.V.IV.ILIVDII3.II EMS
"VO BELERIFF.--r hereby offer
Ai,my
self as a candidate forctbpsOVEß#EF,
sibjec to the decision of thci.Retobllc thitating
Ctirileption B. IC , . OLER.
Cariliele, &Mich 2, 1874.99.r.1 'l'.l.(lcl
rz ) - 80 1t° (I'VE 4 I
Vq.lt
of 'a number of Republicaris thtilkiithout the
poling, I offeemyself as tt ramliad(STWiht,
Saerlif at the next-Cobol l ,tluppition, sub
ject to its decision.'
March 10,1870. , •
FOR SHERIFP.—I hereby offer my
;Felt as i candid te for tee office of SHERIFF.
Hattj.at to the !loth'. of the Republican Nomihatiog
Qdmmil fro.
! I „.! fllboiLl'alttroN,
April 6, HIM CM;
9 7 apptc. f,
QR SH.BRIFF. iidikAii!ofilar Ir
ky-
UL: : self ne it
eudhluto for did ittleit!Of eIIER I
euoje tto tho dedelon of the peputoppin hoteloat-
IrlgCprottutteo.
1 ,34 - IW - VESIIBURN
! CarWle, April 11, 1870. 0.1.1111. 1
inp7o,te •
A. Id. SPOZTEILEB , S COLUMN.
A i . L. SPOSSLER,
•Real Estato Agent, 9crivenoi.doilveyancer, than,
rrdee and Claim Agent. 0.12110,.5181n Street. near
Ceutio 8 pare.
VIRGINIA LA.loo%fiCAlid,
Valley for A'nuntarli.l valuable,
and highly- implored fitrotdirf. tlio , Valley" ore of
fered tor sale. The tract% tub from 90 to,q;cl acres
The WO is of the hea t fmalitv of -limeetopo. fully
equal, if not eupttrior;:tn OM, land, t'runberland
yalloy, and will ten dielnited , 4 tat astimialiinltly low
figures. Oho extension of the Cumber and Valley
!Railroad into Virginia, as now eurveyed, will run
inmthliatoly through the cc flan of - country in
which theta lands ere located, which, alien com•
pie ed b gethor with tho adven'age of the Shenan
doah river trees', I-lotion will give them nil the ad
vantegee of,Riortheto and Eastern machete. A
splendid oliptittitilifOr`louratlie irlyestutents Is
here offered.
• A Tol l and rnlgoti ideseription or Abolocation and
claims ter of tbe f rvious Lachi 'tnay.be hod, by op.
A. L. EIPONSLER,
plying t o
17inb70 'r", l /Real Estate Ageiit;.CarlL,le.
ORE'BA- , • ,
rich
depoalt,o(Ptho tost.,quallty • Ilermattte. Oro
yloldint pbreedt: compriging abOutlB ACRES,
located in Monroe township...ol4o,mile. from the
Iron , World; of C. W. & Ahl, on the south aide
of the Yellow Breeches creek. There if.'a stream of
water running through the tract sufficitnt for
washing the ore and furnishing water power be
sides.
Peisons &sirloin of viewing the Lank may evil
upon Goarga W. keidieh, at “Lehilek's mil)," for
merly known as Briekin'a mill, Mom.' township,
,9.Mlbe.land county; dr upon
80juneC9
A. L. SPONSLER
, Real Estate A geot., Carlpile
(IRE WAS.IIF,R FOR. SALE. 7 -4.ii
rollout ire W . itWor, [he Oro Iraillr ; O't Weoro
W. Lridla•L , uearlyliivi 4 .' Will be WOW VW"'
••ply to
: ,t
Ajan7o EICOAN,LER.
FOR RENT.—The brick residence of
11 nen. n,stz, .inea.d on South lint., I'
krecet, nevi, opposite Ently's liotel;Ivill be lensed
for one yonr hmn nret of April nest.
' n rounnud , eus tsto.story,brlek residence, on
East “rcet, Se;ween 4 3(4'ln n.ed Loutheilt . tertS: nod
a lot of ground on thee`ott. kitie'orlhe Letort Spring,
belonging to tile _hielrkor Jo-eph •Shroni;deeensed,
mull b., it Flo letts,d for : ;one your rpm, tbo•tlrst of
Apal nest.
17151.70
111. CELL A ATE, OtTS:''
=ME
pRUGS. AT
=II
ILNXERSTICK BROTLIERS,
I=l
14 LC(I
. figfiwmmwwsammw
000114 114,1 itl‘trtpt lb.. be-t - When )ou boy
un artiC V, Il3d ceps. 14ly is ft..lutter of
BIIOTS•AND-.BIIOES_-
to it iltiitler on olio., tviir t '.. You eau tot), lot tory
tow otiii joiltitis of Irnthot. '
Al
this ,tlinp_ilf_tho_yeiir _manyisvill_be—scshitiug Aida
Lout. and N6lll'S or 00000, xrm.. MI .turb call be
~veconaaalated at
&DAM DYSERT'S,
where will berfound supply at Ow
110 i 4 MI. x inesThlile - to OrIII4FWITIFTKMIII. I .
111“111. Piztee M busistesa
Ko. 34 East Lou (ler ffireet, Carlisle,Pa,
IME
R EMOVAL
=9
1!o i3OPiii . CI2IOVI4I 11,11 Ntm•x Building to tho
NEW GROUND FLOOR GALLERY,
.Aro,l2 , liliqt .Afain Street,
WI.. THE OE, IN TOM Nr MA.
Nlllll7O
G ARDEN sEEDs;
=
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PART/IE4.E, PA
MEM
().ric E . .
spimi p- p..th 1..•t1.i4
ott .It , t , 1.7“,
fir
(Innis taunt the at Itau-aek a
ith
=9
1..1 . H1'S month , . Ir and aft°. iln• ,t day .J
is7o, WI.) in, the .I.l , outnigs.try th....r .
"fslll,lst , •neo U. S A vtiy dlrrrl. - Isropn•3.tr In out
1., In .411 an.l • :I'n , pos.tle f-r Fr yli
hiv per, tl• eign ,Ilau bovil itCl7l ;.- 7.
r...pk0.,1151.• :or IW.• fitithfoi perrornl be ,11-
Vorgati , I.iti raga ht,al to It. preaatt Ow
openittg lo The ruutt , :h vy•
till., tight td , eo.f,ct iuty.or. all Ii I. , huh Iltay nay
nal.tut va.uallle. or 1.4 .1,0 al
•
W NI A I Z E.
Firxt 11114 et E
A.. Al•Y‘itf-7 fry f PalHfetcoc..
~ a l,;uC,l .
CARLISLE MACHINE WORKS I
F.: /i D,ll E II C 0
CU lIHERLAND VALL ILEA 1!1gt4.4 NU AI 0,11 Ell
too art nem builtht4t. and si ll b.let: out toe the•
listse:tof 14;o, the N4', Yu rnt airl V .11. y
- Coonblited••• It tAlnilt •A'N tt lilt) NPR, ,Wills. *Jk;pu
! tAI(E, miol nil othrblitte j,i.pret Penis. II" ill be
I. t ilt In thu btn style,:ann 'warrant:al to work anti.
facto Ily. The tea bt 01a 111/1 . 111. ltratio 11, long
h en felt, nit!) ten- expeel to be-able to oiler to the
hietone of Con:bola: it abil :Opining e tin ties A
tin huv t9lielY 0 eon:11:10W luid lo'Vre , t Jou'
veityy, equal to the Let broight hoot 0 nenanee
teittitate.l bierlll.all I V. 1. 1 .111,01, It . .
• lielt'ELTV MA),
%VI . 4114.41 4,. 11. 4 4111:11n1y nun,
I , tir tit 4/101 the ,eli Acting
arrangcniol.t, 4 ( . 111010 41111 kot brlcintl, on the old
tirlnl•itle,• . It will of tlic toot
listatitanCitylii, .41 m,t, give . Natkliatiolid
Yowl In yt.or onto ti , •
,
SPRING GII,IIN DRILL, •
We continuo 1...11.1,11g the .)rigin it I ,Wllioligliby
Patent iloin Spt so osll ;known ' end
It . ..pillar minting it l nlloid
t 1 no without the WI loogOliy. for it largcly Iti•
croatet;mill 'lntro OCCII ' 1119' 66119, lir ' Boon• p 134 lor
ottn.lf We mak° It tea (train and (irons Racier
',llona, or ‘1,11.11 Patent litiano Attachment for t scothig
iihoiliat,'s groin t, • We Atio nll.l tno Wlllinighb.t
with/ (Ito aliovok to straight rank or 'rig rag, on
Illr 11,4 N nutty pcontrt,
t , „ t c
t , . t t
tt,
VARIOUS FARM. IMPLENIENTe,
- Wu urn ukillicarturin; a viirwty of; italic:allured
-impleiiientn,-auch--us_hutau...pakver,vind thre.vhera r
eidur mlllx, Stir corn xLullerr, three alzii•,Cktotkpu,
coral olkollerg, Eurolca flttler.ctit ter, and Scup ulna).
.111 halal tine National Fodder t'utter,threo I.lzen,
with vanillin other flunking lundeinenta.:lVe Blue
fluke Farner's pullout Tire hod Jet, and Porte en flu eat
Tuyeip, which every lilac beliiith Loutd have. Also
cant iron corn crpubern, gash kettlen, four eel-
Iv grate,. five'dititireht 'patti.ron;plow cutting, laud.
other catalogs Supt always on hand.
, •
The CA111,1S . 1.1; COOISEIOVE, our own 9.lting, ix
ono of Om beat adil 01°111.'04 Movee in the murk:[.
cgir+,*l4,79lNE AND MILL WORK
• Aclieretognea ;we give ,perticuNe• attepitloß tO.
Minding STEAM ENO INES, and furniehing :If AFT
ANO, ligAltlNO, 1'U11.1.1E6., of ti every Tart of the
machineryuOpected • Alik Paper Fiburmg
Sr Tanntrlee, kc. Our pAioais fur
..team engines are from two np to twenty five bonne
pp wuri combining sinnilleity, of COMlLlCt.wpoxtti,iiii
modern improvumente, sod futahlual at a, c ,taluo
dattog, pikes. I'a. also build portable englueb of
'no her punter i' printing pr, soon; .te.
IV inane nit exteralve variety of. p dl. rue Me Mill
wore, to which ire arc conetunt,y making addalons,
and can fill cont recta' for engin, ti an,d male nut short
notice, .
;AV . Two new ttatitinari'vnhlues.nim o w blind and
far Halo ,
•
=I
. Attached to our establishment is an listefosivo
PLAN W.L 411 Z, ipa,t34su 0 14 DOOR ~S O'
with till tho inaehluery 10 r inannfa hiring dobr nud
window frames, !moll; sioulterd nod to loos. blacken+,
motti.litio, condo; and Forth° drapery stilt. rail
tuba b.olustera, flooring. siding mid ever) odour
oriMto
ii tho tine or building inet-dole, from the lowest
tpiiii,t.'4lilemXtuvity. A4lpork Dud contractors
n oy rrly on all, ordemlarge °rental!, being promptly
.Ato oaten-fro supply of seasoned pine, walnut
and oak lumber kep, constantly in onr amber-yard':
roiady for woo. • toonall Asp of lath nod low Jorleed
dioritabrayttOp , lolowl„ (awl ;Miter. ro t ten. mold,' to
order -y.
4All Molars or Inquiries by mail, or otherwise, in:
cqo nation will* ant britoolielt onr.bt~slneu~ will, Up'
piomptly utthisdedro. ' •" '
GAIWNEWA CO.
1401)70 • §t T . OT TF .A I r s •
MISCELIiAtiNJI"CtUIf:`,Ia
El
Is7ol -
1 171YARDWARE
NEN Y SAXTON.
I:7 - 0 , :i1l7.1 , . lIIXLER
H. SAXTl:iist & CO., •
-
Dcalirs in 'Hardware, Roil; Cintlory, &c.,
CarlNlq, P.,4„
1.1,4 annoupeo to the public, that they lutsod
rellin4 everything iuiheylirns, either ivlrlectle or
mall ratprier. much loner than can he bought this
o( P!iladnlnbin- ;.) 1 4
Our:siock couslet4 to part of
BUILT/ISO MATERIAL OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Paints:
Ohm
Varnishee t.r _
5 ti;miant;'
Iron,
Nile,
Shovels,
floes,
Forks,
Spades. ,
tro - bars, Saul;
e4iTaa,
' -- Picks," Safety fuse;
All3O a fall and well rolecl94, assortment of
TnLlu and Pocket Cutlery
Mecltulcie 7o.uka,
A full stuck 'Of
•
F-A 11:SI 6 11. L L
Plowe.,VarrlCS, Chni . nr, 6 mirk bage, A.opo, Pulleys,
awl Hay Eleratora of all dcscriptlona
GUNS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SIIOT, CAPE
and azynnthltion or all kindle.
Thankful for pmt favore r by strict attention to
bookies. we hope to receive a continuation of th
U. SAXTON & CO.
ALLt)EnsoNs knowing thOmselves
it.dellted to Henry (Saxton are gequosted to
ntako innzwdinte media-moor and -thoee 'hating
el.thns to presktt them Cr eetlierno,. as I wish to
duo op, inyho!?ke, toJ .. !ututtty..l,l_ty.
11:D - Ht SAXTON'.
27jan70.'
LIST OF DEALERS
- LIST OF DEALERS IN GOODS,
Wares: aria Werchandiee,lo6l7 Briveo,-DlotH
lure, Lumbermen, Eating Houses, erc., - ...rain the
county of Cumberland, ne approlerd ann,vsersed by
'David Wherry, mercantile-Aoprutser,- In-accordant.°
trial the several auto of Assembly, no follows, to
wit:
. .
CA RLTSLE
liry °cod! ' 9 25 00
do 025 00
do 12 12 50
do 14 7 00
do 11 15 00
do 14 7 00
do 11 16 00
'Fancy Goode 14 7 00
do 1,2 12 50
14 09
14 7
do 14 7 00
do 14 7(00
Hardware .0 25 00
do 10 20 00
Sowing It 7 00
do • 14 7 00
do 14 7 00
do 11 7
do 14 7 00
14 7 co
14 7'oo
L1L45.7,77.4%,2,
Levikit A Miller
Bentz & Bros
..g lby - C
Mlies W A
Oreeofield L 7'
Iting,.l 0 II
Ilsrper A Thomas
011.1 P
Covlo
Rod ; era 11
i•tmlyil Thomas
Kramer F
Ilttenger II
Saxton Henry
Miller x 11 -s.er,
0 lzer Mrs A E
Fullmer./ All A S 1.1
Faber 1.21, - 14
le et 3l'Malion
Paßrr /I‘Wttibmooi
NI2OOIIIOCMII James
Itineamial& bupp
1, -.11701TT.. - --117111msv - ee- -
Walker A Clardy
Se t o rs illiam C s nfertionary 14 700
Miller Peter . • do 11 7 00
Burkhol er .1) W do 14 7 00
Kiefer - 31ra 011 • do 14 700
Hughes Robert du l I - OU
14 7 00
Martin JACO° d ol4 7 00
Seim denbaugh J do 14 7 00
Brawn John 14 7 00
Meck J B _ do 74 700
Wotzell Joseph S do . 14 700
PaPer - Johti; t • do 14 700
do - 14 7 00
Faber George du 14 7 00
- FrAllCiS2ll9 Chsrles 14 7 00
Jennings Wtlllaut do ,14 7.00
Zeigler .1 A and Peed "11 7-00
'lectern &Co . Produce 11 17 00
'oodward It C
!Maness IL
StAymen C
"Cornelius & Bosh
Low John - •
All son Rolm t
Hoover 1 31,
Blair A II
Delrtecy&Shtoln
Rhoads II A Co Coal
Zion Ocorgo
Onetlanan G
Llszman C
Horn IV IL
Smith W II
Witzell IV 31 ;
Render John
3butonlivlrner J 71
Sites A J
Beery D /1
r Willlsm I Son
Ilildebrant II I,
Esche baelt Frederick
Zeigler Joseph " •
P bley II
Cameron J
Sen. r Jacob
Inboß Chrmdlati
mashinocsl•37 . O'
Iloffmati 0 II
Bunion C
Faust Peter
Egbert I It
Dentzler Joseph
Illem.men 3,1111
- C over a Bastelmi
1.19/[ll[ll - 1 Amu
Cornman Frekerlek
S,haployst.ll)ll.l2rt•
Erving A n
PO 1)
Dorm , IC
Myer. M 17 , .-
1 otter IC 31
Cr-o nisn Jonatlem
C
ME
do 14 700
1.4.14, and coal 14 7 00
do . •12 12 50
do 13 10 00
14 7 00
do 14 7 09
Groveries 14 7 00
do 14 7 00
do 'l4 7 UU
do 14 7 U 0
do 14 7 00
• do 'l4. 7 OU
do - 14 7 00
do 11 7 00
do 14, 7 00
' do 6'70 00
do 14 7 Ud
do 14 7 00
du 14 7 00
- 14 71x7
do 14 UU
do 14 7
do 10 20 00
do , 14 7 UU
do 13 10 00
do 14 7 00
do 14 a 00
do 14 700
do 14 7pu
7 10
do
• ull duro
do
do
II 7 00
. 61.".1i and 110,10 14 7 00
do • 14 7tH
do 10 7 00
11 7. 00
‘lo 14 7 00
Stnilnn a Suid,ler
I irman Philip
Chenonelli trillium 311111 fiery
MrH ti
Null 31r-, 31
Hutto., Mrs
Railing
1...e11er AU •
Bronetiberz 141
t.emn,ii B B
Smiley .1 W
1.i3 Mg tug I
Donor did. -
Bikinis .1 •
Ritter II S
N
Lehman A
Col ninon Winiel Ili inni
Co• Ihtl,ll k Ncnrilingllnn
111.erstick Bra le•r'e
Ilrvermick Brat her'a
Frank Y
Bunk 13. ii
Irelu & 3
Fong er B
I 'vino' un Jura.
Enbialnger lid 'rge
'Ensminger S
Locionan C I.
I enlnri lin 0
CI .p nun II P
. Iper AV
lAuthni Einied
Itilhwiu S
haul( Jacob
'Kcll.•r John A
.1 0
Antellu N
t loth ny
do
BEM
Lentil,
Robes
II to r iplk
R Y
do
do
ME
, do
EIME
Mil=
Pru Iti c
D ‘ U. 1.16 .4c
sl.e.ifivr is
Wolf' - 5 --- ' —
'3lyer3 LI V
llot I. r:41 , 11" : • .
Nlyrrs ll
Roush .1,11....u1t
du
Mat het ing
EAST PENNSEOIOUJII
Product
%walla A'Co
%near i CO -
'll3l.ki IQ) -
Saddler S•Doemu l
°Winner John
Ihndoi H k SOO •
L.ongnecker I
'Hummel S L • r •
'Roth ag 8011
Vernon Daulol
-Best Joseph .
Eslinger Theodora
Itoploy-Hurr3--
4oHs.T.AI
Bu nth
Nehlielt I B
Hold N r- • •
Ebner A' •
Musser Dsyld
-Kimmel John
Boxer Mrs
Marlin Mks A „
pri Ole•
IMMO
I unilit 1
,Culifectionory
'do
Clothing
Struts
Furniture
MnrkLtlng
.1111111cery,
I==!
Dry Goods
Mounts iohn-IV
MB=
‘olticerlos •
Dry flood.
do
TemOtliXlW'n
Rupp II N&Co
Rupp Doolcl
Tecuplln ( pus
0 nen Cr rum
RuppJ J & Co
Furnitu.o
VS hip
h-aduce
LOWER ALLEN
Good DJ. Fl'
Boivrrom ,E Co • ' . 1-1 71
Kunkel & Bro .. .1•; ' ' 14 7
~ heirick O. ... ; . Drop _ .. 14. 7
Doltrkh 1.1 J , . Stdree 14 7
Pra. A & SOLI ' . . Dpate oto Moe!, ' 14 7
. ,
Dry Got
MIDDLESEX
O'llurns II ' . 'Dry Goode • ' , 13 10
.. ,
. • MEOIIANICBI4I.IIIO.. -
• i
volloomon O W,, . 0 cery
..:.
'Viola' 1471301 '.` - :t:. , do 12,12 50
Arnold 4: . do _ .. 14 '7 - -
Derinoiny David ' . •'t -“, do ' • . ~.. 14. 7‘ ,
fought ,umuel • 14 7
4140013011 0 4' 7, ~..: ?., ~ : do • ~ ~. AP, 11 50'
Eberly 13 IV , , Tdo ~ .13 10'
Eniming..K 3, .. , do' -14 7
.3144. 0d B IV : ""‘ ". "
' 'do . " .'.. ' '714 'l' t '
411 Wi.n A W ..,., do „14 7 .
Wleo tioorger-.,:,.: i ..-, 1...
.., • , - d0 . , - .. ,: -1145 ~.
f lllltt,ri A% B mail • Dry Ooods . 14 7
WR4A40d0r..4; Beck , , do • 14 7
lf,,,tber 0 . 0 , 0001 „.• . , do „. 3212 60:
BrOcballibni'l i.: - .. - ..11';1;. , , ,'l.' 40'. 11 16
T IST.O,2'DE4LERS.
1870
Utast j D & Son,
/lalsalwrger
•
g 'me &Co do
BrlodlO & Nelewonger . do
Eberlej• & Sons Lumbor
ADlitarn ar Son do
Long & Son do
Moor 1111 • l • i do
Bryson T n •
Mitier & Garrett
Staymaw& Bucher
•tet..wJod & Titzel
Oriolt & tinily
Kberiey D & Son •
!Jobb & Kimmel
Clark & 11) era
• onama• er J II
Day AL - red
purring J
Snavely 11 11
Cr der t tlrletlan
Zinn Ronry
Metro 0
W. 4 Levi , ••
Bowman J C
ti -yd & Steiner
131=MS _ Variety
,Plslern L Sraidlorya blankets
'Burkholder C K Blankets a whips
Ilnzlelt & Son Plumbers
Ilobb G • Mr agrnt - Stoves
Hauck & Co ° do
Wondorlieb C & F do
Mallet k Diehl Furniture
Titzol C-I1 • do
•
Itat p John
Swartz Jacob
Soaptcy R R "
Palmer J
ausw,lter 211
Ilbtati tolip
- (TI. - ZO A-c•talay.
[retch J B do
Wright W B do
Carr ii GI agent' Clothing
Koefer L D do
AlPatno L W do
Baker J L Booing 413 d Paper
Ti•zel Coal
MOM
LI Marketing .
Boner MIR'S Olara Millinory
Bryan Mrs 9 do
Carr M do
Lindsoy Mra E Y ado '
Finkel Ooorgo Bud
EMZEI
Shrrman John
Null Z ,
MIZE
Herman 0 B B
Plank John
Devinny'L D
Plank Samuel
Spahr Ilehry
ITEP7TO 17.
Manning' .4 Bro Produce
. • . .
Hursh &Bro do
Shytier Henry do
Wagt.er S C do
Hur-h J & J B do
Stoner el A Dry Goode
Clever & Earnest • do
It, le - John
• -
. d d o o
Baker J
Fos. ot J 0 & co do
Foreman Strohm & CO do
Bellinger C & Co do
Lou. & Bro Groceries
Benner W K do
itibvile & Son do
Hinnich 3. im do
Benner NV K do
Smiler on David • dp
Ity.-rs E Confectionary
Gibson George . ' do
3lotch Samuel - Shoes
M!
,to , ncor D IV . aIOTOS
liool II K, do
Horn C.M Marko' log
Hanzbergor mole! do
Goodharc IVIIHam ' do
1187M23
Jam. E & Bra
Stough & Elliott
McCuudll.ll Thomrie
num S M 7,0 u
MWMW!I
irazu
ESIZ=I
NkAzweli S Brick.
C
N,..11 0 W
N L Sou
Wild 9 U Drugs
@MEE
vonlgomery Dr do 14 7
.
Ituber e. 9 do 14 7
I. oodh'n 8 - S6nlenliergerlurniture 14 7
Bricker John do 14 7
13 10
; . ` ...lLinuer-&- 5 0n „„,JMi1a 1 ify , ,,,,,,,,,—....74 3 - 40744:=
Flil7FiriidiFFlVll ,-
laude. 0 W Jectelq, , 14 7
Mull oeorge IV Stoves , 14 10 7
[fetal U Confectionary 14 7
Crat, ford J IV do 14 7
Dale o rs - 'do 14 7
Lnughlin Joseph Feed
WLnughlin Marriott Millinery,
Butil.y 311,8 A do
Bamberg, M
N LWIIEIIO
Hoover Jacob
Elliott Bnrr
earn gen O W
M:Crry Daniel
S ovi cll C Furniture
Byers & Hoover do
BirnxLt idge Iteubeg Marketing
NEWTITMffriTAND
11 11 oo
1 7 0
1i 7 Oa
14 7 00
Wilk( T
& Sou
Ito. &Co '
511.sur II R
Os ster Chart.
Jarnel thven -
Iwo John F
Itqunrin Ileno
MEI
Enrnext A, Co
C aver k Co
Shenk II R U
Beetetn Jacob
Joy Cook & Ca
Oc ker Henry -
Idnikoting .
Dry 0. ods
(Rom:Ties
=I
!Audis .1
Hays W D E
D.v is Mrs M
ilubley Miss 9
Frantz. bliss M
Kunst:, Mu;
Mowers Mrs L E
I nw ton & CO
Long & Uish
Ton
Blair T P
lot natm,bt C
Tarman &
Noftekr Jolts,
Paella I R
Martin Martha A
Weaver W F
Artz P
Duke 0 K •
blabber 9 C & Too
Angle M
Kelso Jame,
bleeder James
alli,, J & Co
M'lu•erann J W
SucaLtrasJßOULL—,—.,.,
ntilr Montgomery
Yi oduce
du
du
11 00
14 7 0)
11 7 00
14 7 00
ESE]
oun z • .
Jann son W I,
Danner a: Neely
lielbligJ & J B
IVOnderlieb lc Mull Lumber
tire:l9On G N Confectionary_
Clark Wi!Bela do
Bingliman Rey nrlde
Mat bc.n &
Altiet J C.. •
liellei 11 li
Croft Cr W
Volt) 0' fl
Walttna S & 1110
111'1 . beis .11%1, Cos
Stevirk & unhook
Grabill ,@ S. et, tot
Sa enly.ll J
Bar. hart Puke & Illy
CriBnell Dot 111
t , al tern e. W hate. Btorta
Wolf & Bra ..
121250
I ". uu
II 7 INI
II 7 oil
II 7 IMI
=RIM
14 7 Ito
,1 700
11 7 I»
It •7 lou
11 7 40
11 7 1.)0
11, - (1)
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 10
14 7 00
11 7 00
14 7 00
11 10 00
11 7 00
II 7 0)
14 7 01
74 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 CO
14 7 00
14 7 (0
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 CU
14 7 00
14 7 00
74 700'
14 7 00
14 7 00
74 7 00
Keen James' Books
Bridr, a John A 800 Clothing
I.nodia o Udder - do
Shoo', a Blair
!Maley .1 M
nth. It A
Biggs B
SOUTII MIDDLETON
Craighead ,i. Brother , Produeo
(Wen Suniuel "' " , . - do '
Harman C • ' ' - ,Dry ()Gods
IPAllktor i.lll o '
Ilowinan..k II ennui ng or . du
Hutton John do
Lek leit'A. M --- "' - do
Wolf Samuel do
Weber t t Codu
Zeigler J B liroeuries
Zeigler D'.ll
Hors zel .1 I' .. do
Clepper Philip Confoetfounry
Ward dames. do
Rupp Conrad Furniture.
llillert, John .. ' do
Wolf .J L • Drags -
Shupp Barium! . Sundries
Donne)* Noah ' - du
1 '7.00
14 7, 0
I'l 10110
1 700
11 700
=
Leldiq J W
Orris k I :Uhl,
Longsderf-A, 9 - -
Burkholder W II
Noes J B
hnORO t Ewalt '
LeldlgJ It • Bro
It eker J S
Leldig Jacob
MIIIur3 P
SOUTTIAIIPTOIi .
Miller Daniel
k Ithosil4
Clever George
Strohm k Allison
Allsion 0 a Co s
Croft I/ S''
MINI
. &Btovee .
UPPER ALLEN
12211
14* 7
14 7
14. 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 1
.
SivaCtz 3
CluairllOr .1 N
11.1elondix Ihnry
WEST rExxenono'
Ooodhart L A
11Whop
Iles, t Wien
Swartz J It
Beldler4
tl atspri Harriet
'lllrandU4 11:1111atu 11 Pivtluco
M=M
'EATING HOUSES
Moloy John
Sponslor Wllllom
ioriLLEsuns di 1111UNIT118
, .
Whaler J W llowton DI Ullar
Itrand Ernest J Tartislb Drawer
Cltrllsitt ...On
ILLie.un
. „ . • . ,
lllppl Jacob i , 3 tables Carlisle $W
nipple Jacob,•,. • 2 tables Blechenlify `l9
Ober Si 1.1 '. , • 1 tabto Noirelllo • •30
•
',, Appesl fo lib' hold ei.the Court Haute, la CailWe'
on the PPa nd. third and four It Saturdays of Aprlt o
I£4o. „.„.All.perenns aggrlived may.have redress. '
I ' , . DAVID 'WHERRY,
• %rat • .. . 3lereantlle '4,2kralsor. •
14 7
10 20
10 20
11 15
12 12 50
14 7
14 7
880
/1 15
9 25
0 25'J'
14.7
11 15
dp
do
Ilard(varo
Drug,
do
do
do
do
DM
do
Jewolry
do
Cigars
Confectknery
do '
121121
14 7
14 7
Dry Goode
do
12 12 0
12 12 00
14 7
14 7
14 r
Dry Goods
do,
Drngt
'Food
Dry Goode
do
do
Groceries
10 20
11. 16
13 10
EMI
BM
Boots t Shoes
1111
14 7
14 7
14 7
do
do
Clothing
14 7
14 7
EMI
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
Nottopa
I=
14 7
11 15
11 16
14 7
14 7
14 7
Dry Goods
do
Boots a Sboo4
13 10
14 if
11 15
0 23
14 7
14 7
10 20
14 7
Dry aooda
do
EMIZI
Coulee tionnri
PVN'IsT.
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
12 50
14 7 -
Dry Goods
do
Jowelry
Bowing ilaOlne.
)11111t3.!3ry
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
10 50
11 1.,
12 12 50
11 11
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
MEM
14 T
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7-
13 10
12 12 1,0
Do Hoods
=a
EEO
OEM
=EI
Mark ling
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 1
14 7-
14 7
18'10
14 1 •
10 2.
14 7
14
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 1
14 7
=I
Produce,
—Colauctloilray, _
(Id
I=
Groceries
Dry Goode
14 7
14 7
14 7
13 10
14 7
14 7
14 7
14.7
13 7
14 7
Clothing
Dry Clouds
Marketing
14 7
14 7
14 7
1 7
14 7
14 .7
14 7
14 7
Marketing
Ito
do
do
Dry Goode
Dealer
Trocbankpburg
Carllsle