[CONTINUILD FROM. FIRST FACIE.]
subject Juno 26, 1866, says his relatives
had declared themselves ready, in' pies.
once of the prison warden, to pay the
expenses of his voyage to America. The
warden joins in the recommendation d
botl minister hind—police inspector for'
pardon upon the conditions named, &c.l :
' Upon which the' court observes : ,
"Paid Eichreppe,'a Youth of immense
levity and an illimitable desire for amuse
ment, abused the confidence placed in him
by Count I.llankonsee in the most crim
inal manner, by stealing from his
and papers of the value of about 90,-
000 dialers. Ile had the impudence to
.pronounce the accusations against the
wife of his. principal, the Countess Blank
enseo, aged 63 years, viz : That the
‘same had given him the money for shown
favors. Ho has betrayed himself by his
escape, shrewdly planned, from the royal
palace As a most dangerous criminal.
The discovery of the theft was rendered
more difficult by his falsifying in the
most wicked manner, the lists (numbers)
of the stolen papers (bonds). To this, in
itself a most wicked theft, comes the
forgery of a document. The uncom
mon degree of education and the shrewd,
peas of Paul Schmppo render him a pe
culiarli dangerous criminal. His pun
ishment was correctly meted out. Only
, his good &induct in the penitentiary is
offered as -a mitigating. circumstance,
but in consideration of the aggravated
circumstances, we cannot preface (re
commend) the remission -of the balance
bf his sentence, &c.
Voic MLINLER,
DR. EBERLY."
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tiary (cell-prison), Podolia; hamburg,
Railroad Station, Berlin, Juno 24, 1868.
I hereby notify the Royal City Court,
&0., that the prisoner, John Frederick
Theophilus Paul Sohceppe, after finishing
his term, was this day dismissed pro
vided with traveling directions for Anier
ica.
Tim. DIRECTOR (Warden)
DEVITT' (Signed) ANTON
[This description is authenticated by
the official seal of the American legation
at Berlin, and is said to correspond in
every particular with the person of-Paul
Scheeppe, at Carlisle, with the exception
that his figure is not considered "lank"
in the American sense, and besides his
figure has probably grown stouter since
the date of the description, in 962. An
attempt was made to convoy theimpies
sion that it was another Paul Schmppo
arffi faller - Who were convicted in Berlin,
but that • absurd report, apart from the
accuracy of the description; 'is exploded
by attendant circumstances. Besides,
the Carlisle Bclueppe, it is stilted, has
been pdsitively identified by several re
spectable' gentlemen of Baltimore and
other places, who saw him in Prussia.
PAUL SCIICEPPE NOT A DOCTOR
Tho American minister at Berlin, Mr.
Bancroft, in a note accompanying the
aboVe documents,.writoS:
"It Paul Schceppo presents papers
from Berlin representing him as a duly
qualified physician, or o'; . en a' student of
.medicine, the papers are undOubtedly
forgeries:"
PERSONAL , DE ,,, SCMPTION OR PAUL
ESCMGE!
Upon the escape of Paul Schceppo from
criminal custody on the fifteenth of
March, lBo2,_,A.marrant..a..caPtii4Jß.
-bench warrant, was issued for his arrest,
which took place on the thirtieth, con
taining the following official personal de
scription :
John Frederick Theophilus Paul
Scheoppe is twenty-two years old, born
at Baudach, near Crossen, on the twenty
ninth of February, 1840, of the Evangeli
cal edufession, 8 feet 7 inches 7 lines in
height, has dark auburn hair, cut at
middling length, vivid eyes, dark auburn
beard, nascent, broad chin, somewhat
large nog; largo mouth, rather Lull, oval
face, healthy, florid complexion, perfect
front teeth, tfie middle incisor broke off a
little ; grinders somewhat defective, lank
figure, somewhat broad-shouldered, and
has a little scar on the right eyebrow ;
over the left eyebrow a small sear, and
both on the loft and tight cheeks a lentil
sized wart." [Hero follows a description
of clothing.] or
SCIICEPPE'S CAREER IN AMERICA
The elder •Schteppe, after serving out
his sentence in the penitentiary, came
to this country and settled at Carlisle,
Pa., as pastor of the Lutheran church,
in that pilled. His son, Paul Schcoppe,
after serving- out his five and 'af half
years' sentence in the penitentiary, was
permitted to escape the five years' sur
veillance of the police (being a part of
his sentence), to depart for_America.
He also settled at Carlisle, in 1868, and
falsely assumed the profession of a phys
ician.' On the twenty-eighth of Janu
ary, 1869, Miss Maria Stimieck - e, his
female patient, aged seventy years,, sud
daily died Under his medical treatment.
Seheappe-was tried in the court at Car-._
lisle, and on the thirtieth of May, 1869,
convicted of the murder of Miss Stin
necks by poison, and sentenced to be
executed on a day fixed by the Governor.
In the meantime the case was taken
-up to the Supreme Court of Penn4lva
nia, and after many delays, the final
judgment of the .court was rendered in
.Tune last, - affirming the judgment of the
court at Carlisle. In the meantime, the
day fixed by the Governor for his execu
tion had passed, and Scheoppe is now in
jail, subject' to execntion; whenever the
Governor of, Pennsylvania shall fix the
(lay. '' No attempt hiss been. made to
prove the forged will of Miss Stinuocke,
.(as,alleged), filed by Schcoppe in the Or
phans' Court of this city, devising him
all her property. A - genuine will, exc.- .
cuted by Miss Maria Stinnecke, of a
previonif date,was, 'admitted to probate
in thoprphans'.Conrt of this city a few
'hours before the filing of th(f paper pm
porting to be a 'later will, executed by
Miss. &intm:lle, in Stliceppo's posses
(don. PastorSchcoppe, after the convic
tion of his son, removed from Carlre,.
It is,said, to Montriml, Canada.
1118TOILY OF THY MERCER POTATO:—
In the year 1.803 Mr. John Kilkoy, of
Morcor county, Pennsylvania, living on
Neshanook crook, planted a quantity of
blUo, red, white, • and other varieties of
potatoes, from the-product of — which ho
selected the.above named variety, which
at first were called Neshanoclca. They
wore soon afterThrought into. notice by
'the name of Morcor, and cultivated near
Philadelphia, and .from thence it spread
over the wholes country,. and for a Idni
time more generally cultivated than any
other variety,.,but of Into years has boon
rather on the' decline, and other now
varieties have been introduced, but none
- of which has, attained the celehrtty pf
thO Mercer:' It may ho a long time be
. fore _any- .one variety—will -again;the
prominence of the noble Mercer. • "
CiatiE44l,Y.l44lfing—women.
DRY GOODS, &r...
SPECIE PRICES
RiDUCTION IN .PRICES
GREENFIELD'S ,
GRAND DISPLAY
Of all thf? Latest Novelties In DRESS GOODS
Elegant no2ortolont of
BLACK SILKS •
1 . 1:;1111 and Striped Sake, Japan
Figured Pula ine
Ntneeto k of
C 0 510 It 4:11 :4 I I, K
A splisolid assortnooll of New 1 411 n 1; s
wile, Very Cheap
Best De!aloud retlnc‘d to 2U and 21 cents
2000 yar.lo tip tap:Ca!ica at 10 c.-nta,
All 1114 best. makra of print:4bl
Uitiglattun nt re•ltte.ll,rlceA
Best 4 4 +elm, A ititielin 11 n11 Ili
&tut er blew 4 4 81 18 cent
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A job lot of Bleached and Unble.trlle,l To I
no •urd wide, nt
ita4kx of COTTONADES
ECK FORD DE NI NIS
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A old all nl gro•uily prices
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BLACK ALPACAS
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
in lLu aloosu, we defy ..input:float for weigitt
nth. Fin beauty in Insti e 1111.1 1111:0,they canno
irpnamal by any In 11. ‘4lllllirF
Priet n '25, JO, GO, GO, 75, fl OJ
rEEIEIMI
Jubt opeued fur 31EN AND BOYS, ver),chrup
A full Mock of
WRITE GOODS,
lAsenß, Cambries, 9wiwme, Neklusook 11.1 i
non,thro ri. j te fifty- per rent lOW,
tbaci hot yen price.
Q,IER
GLOVES, NOTIONS, dr.,
The ettentio of buyers to the alove stock
an:m.lly , aoneuea. I will off.r bunatllle
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31ma70
SUMMER OPENING
0 E N 'P It A L
DRY GOODS STORE,
every variety, every style, and every de•eripiLn of
DOESS GOODS
QM
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GRENADINE utaLtoi:
'Hack Grenadines, twa yards wide
Mohairs, Poplins, Alp:wenn, Ds Scot, 1. Wog
11111., Jaw nu, French Percales, Chintcui , k
11 at great bargalne.
WHITE GOODS
or Arcaaes, of every variety, etyln, and :quality
girsoillex for I 1re.0., at 2.1, 30, 35, 40. and :at cuuts
per 'aril
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Clilldreo's PARASOLS 'nod SUN UNIBRELLAS
SHAWLS! AIIAWLPIJ
f all the new style• for the season
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31 - E'S T re 1.70 S
s. ell I stg stt 'sp rally rosists•esl ps
Muslin, Calicoes, Ginjiiinis..•lie lines, fife
de, Tom,in, Nnphinx, Mars:then gni Id
SUMVER, PASTS STUFF o' eery Lind MIA qiultiy
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a 'great varkty, mnl arlling at vi ry la‘;. primes
c 1144, C44444i4444.r4:44, V. Ntiltg . 44, I. 4.41 14.t.1.44, .4..
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II great rar:atv,antl always sedate at 1110 ,ti\S
C - A IL P E'T SI Alt T
Boat quality tiitrell three-plyt'Aiiet.
Extra super two-ply carprte,
Ina groat variety of lattidnemerAtterng.
BeaUllful Vittoria, nt Imporlod carpet., rung
a prJcos from GO cents to $1 per yard
AU witlll3 of Btrlpcd Carilks for halin nog &Weir
beauWO patterns atidblylea td . l'rotsVA Engl
Tapi.stry prupsols Carpel,.
.home-made I:ag
pots. brattings ?fall shito snd avel.
Faucfclit eked Matting Super quallll Coo M
ting.
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,WOdoff compotitiod in nll kiyda of goodi WO OD
Please tall awl :mho your aeleetiona from the
c i rg eot nt.u•k In Ilto
TJEIDICiI & MILLER.
N 0.2 EAST JULY STREET, CARLISLE, PI
Iginay7o !
JOHN' H. -RUB PS COL MIN;
NO. 4 EAbT lIAINETREEr.
2t O. enllp Reduced pri
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ilUdrU 131'ORE,
at No. 11, West Nla:in StrAt,
CA ItLISLIC,,ILA,,
would call thfLattontiou of tho public to hit largo
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
among which will tai found a lot of
' ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGAN , I,
(ORGAN , ;,
OItGA - NS,
ORGANS
MELODEONS,
MELODEON,c.?,
MELODEONS,
MELODEONS, ^
MELODEONS.
NEW AND ELEGANT PIANOS,
marnifitCturod by the delebratml eltoemalcur & Cu
or Pisiladelphia. A limited number of them non:
NUM will La for RENT, and Ilto rent u 111 he allowei
In part paymont f r tho same In mum of pureltaL
This arraogemeut will tusks the perch.° sexy, by
giving limo for p . sy inept, and will ailow opportunity
of testing the Instrument bolero purchasing. Moo goon
SIWOND HAND PIANOS
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Cgand examine, flit,
SILVER TONGU Is I.OOOANF
MELODEONB
[situ the world renowned innouluel..rynell. Need
ham & .on, (fointerly 641lert' & The
cheapest azil best In the wont, and nll irranteJ oo
kept In.ordOr by niyaolt roll no yuara. A Inn
VIOLIN.%
(WITARS,
•A0001t6lt:ONS,
- FLUTES,
• • - FIFES, &c.
31USID AND 3IUSIC 1100ltS,
STRINGS OF ALL KIyDS,
andkverythhig appertaining to the musk, business.
Old Pianos, Melodeons, and 'Organs taken In put
',Ay for new ones.
r A I lt I N G
MI lands of instrnment. malted nod tuned
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Call and examine my stock and I ant /ant, I can
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Otos°.
JOIINII. ItHEEM.
Do n't forget the placo,
NO. H, ..WEST , MAIN STREET,
(okisite Marion Hall,)
CARLISLE, PA,
CITY ADVERTISEMBNTS.
iTTABLISIIED 1851
'HIGHEST, PREMIUM SILVER
MEI/AL:awarded over all aompotition, at
Mechanie.:Alxhibition, Boston, October, 1889.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
SELF-REGULATINC . I
WROTIGHT IRON, AIR TIGHT,
GAS-CONSIITMING. ,
with patented Punt SCVIOIII, (I rate Bar Rents, Wrought
Iron ltadlator, and Automatic Regulator, 1,1. burning
_Authruelte_or nltumlouus Coat or Wood.
10 ttlzea for brickwork ;and 2 mitten Portable. .
Mat is factor d on'y by
REY NOL D S & BON,
N. W.. cor. 13i7i S Filbert S'irCets,
PIIILADELPIIIA, PA
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Theta 's ll• Wore are nunlo of h ovy wr night iron,
all rivet-el to caller, an i aro warocuttql to ha aboo
OPly . llic. and Moo high' Tinny are the only
raters filot are miuourd within,' any clamp/Tx,
of In whlrh all lc lola of f,,! can lo • Larne rolthont
.
Cooking Ranges,'
r'r 'non!, ItI,LIIII . IIIIIS, null
Mill
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,
LoW Down Grates,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
l'al.phlotx goring full.esvripilon, !lout frit., to nny
whites. _ 2:ljuln7u•ly
T E. CALDWELL CO
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JEWELERS,,
A IsiD IM P 0 T E S
002 CHESTNUT 'STREET, PHILADELPAIA,
KEEP osia• FIRS r CLAS3 GOODS
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DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
MIZEIMIE
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FINE PAINTINGS, kn., ,ta
Ali perantix desiring really nue or titian, relirl.lo in
quality, anti moderato in price, ore certain to be
ploased by oar exceedingly large and varied collec
tion: Out dock la kopt alivaya fre all by additlona
from 4lret anurcee.
Our store Is pronounced one of tho most elegant in
the world; and oupp.trtlrs visiting thu city art! cor
dially Invited to cull and hoped It ut their leisure.
allatriflis _
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LOOKING GLA SBES
Thu best soa cheapest..
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
Most elegant style..
CIIROMO-LITTIOGRAPUB,
Esiropean and /thorium—an immense anHortlnaut
- FINEENGITAVINOS
The ntwest publientlons.
ROGERS' 01101JPES.
We are the• only authorized milolesala mill retail
dealers in - the Rogers' (hinnies In this State, and sell
all of them at manufacturer's rates.
Circulars sent on application.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
816 Chestnut street,
PRILADELPMA
' , laug69ly
T .REAT CAUSE
OF HUMAN MISERY
JUST PWILISUED IN A SI•T ALEIYENVNLOPE
Price; Six. Cents
. A lecture on the nature, treatment, an I radical
cure of Feral:tat Weakness, or Spermatorrlnea, in
duced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary Emissions, Imam
teary, Nervous Debility, and Impedimenta to Mar
riage genet ally; Comitunption Epilepsy • and Fits;
Mental tend Physical Incapacity. Sc., by Robert
J. Onlvorwell, M. D., author of the "Orono Book,"
Se.
'Ph° world renowned anther, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves treat iris own experience that
tho aerial ronsequenroii of heif abuse may bo effect
ually removed V. lthout medicine, and without doe'
ger°us surgical operations, boogies, instruments,
rings, or cordials, painting out a mode of cure At
oueo certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what Ws condition may be, may cure
himself, cheaply, privately, and radically.... This
lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands
Bent under seal, Inn plain envelope, to any address,
on the receipt of six route, or two postage stamps,
by addressing the publisher..
Also, Dr. Ouiverwell'e Marriage Guide," price. 21
coots. Address the publishers,
CHAP. J. O. KLINE, .1: CO.,
127 Bowery, Now York, Post 011ico Box, 4,51 d.
f.luno7o
PURE Llorfoßs, WINES (Cc
N EW LIQUOR .BTORE.
JOHN lIANNON,
N. E. Cor. 'Hanover and Pomfret streets
(A fur doors south of Ileidz's Aoru.)
Pure Rye Whisky,
Best Common Whisky,
Pure Holland 11111,
°lnger Brandy,
Port IVIno,
Sherry Wine,
, Janialca,,Rum,
Raspberry Syrup.
Champagne.
MISIILER` BITTERS;. IRtion"S and °LA.'S'S
15.70 BITTERS.
IVeddlup Card Depot,
THE GREAT
'WEDDING CARD DEPOT,
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
Paper and Efiyelopes, a very largo' as-
sortment
iNITIAIR AND MONOGRAMS STAMPRD
COLORS FREE OF CyARGE.
A Monogram engraved to order a•nd
stamped in colors, free• of charge, to those
buying $5.00 worth Paper and frin'velopes.
ME
CoUNTINO H . 1 ,811 STATIONIAY,'
COPIINO VIiESSIES,
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00PYING.BOOK,S,
GOO ,
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P 114 N 'l' I N
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of every description at the - lowest prices
1101.01°1,o; jwlntol 8100 per. 1,000.
" Note 1 Ion(lIngo - 1 00 por ream.
1101 Ronda ' .10 00 "
Envelopes from *l.OO per 1,000 . up
Largo lota or envelopes will ho sold at very low
glees ; na we manufacture by steam Power, tve.enn
outvote with the largest manufeetittert!,.
R. HOSKINS. C
Stationois, EngravoFs, Blank •Book and•
Envelop° Monufncturure,'andltenm I'ou•or Printer°,
913 Aral} etrzet,
14July70-3in '
Home Advertisements
Wheeler and Wilson and Elliptic
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SEWING -MACHIN.ES,
SEWING MACHINES
Tho Best, Simplestand Cheapest.
Iwo upon
are adapted to do
all kinds of Canny seerlng, workleg equally
Iwo upon Bilk Man and Cotton goods, wItb•1311k 1
Cotton and Man threads, making a beantlful and
porfest stifeli - allka - on both alba' of the- article
pawed.
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All in/whines sold are warranted.
- , , Ca1l and plamloa at Stall Road Tolograph Office,
C irliele:Pe.
Play 54, 113074 f.
JOAN CAMPBELL
GRO . C.EBLES,'CAIVDY, tec.
FRESH GROCERIES I•
• . FRESH GROCERIES I
Always to IR hod at tho
0 ECE A P R E ,
NO. BB EAST POMFRET STREET
And why are they always fresh? Because we cell
a great amount of Mem, and cell them low. Thew
fore, turn, our stock often, and• consequently our
koode must be fresh.
You will find everything ion wish In the way of
anocniEs. A
QUEENSWARE, •
GLASSWARE, .
- - -
WILLOW and
• CEDAR WARE,
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, . STONE and --
CROCKERY .
. s WARE,
Choice llama,
' • . . ' _Dried Roof,
Daloginn -
— lliiiir, '
Tongues,
Biscuits and Crackers of every descrlp{o n.
Pickled. 11, .
Spiced and
Fresh Oysters •
Sardine', f
English Wales,
Lemon Syrup., ke., amino end to
N I' I O.N 8
It Is usolows to moutlanthom, mum cud aoo for your
solve.; and parents if it don't stilt you to
come, Rood your children, as May
will be dealt with the soma
care •
rs If - you woro
hors yoursolf.
ALL KINDS OF
COUNTRY PR.ODUCX
taken lu oxcllnngo for goods, or cm])
GEO. B. HOFFMAN'S SONS
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NOTlCE.—Having trmAferr“l my splint Interest In
the grocery business to my Sous, those indebted to
morn requested to settle with them, during my al,-
son. in Europe GEO. 11. HOFFMAN.
T M. MA°.ONIIEIMER
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CITOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FINE QUALITY OF TEAS,- PURE SPICES
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iILEDICAL
D RS. D. FAIIRNEY &\SONS'
,eolobrated preparation far
CLEANSING THE BLOOD
The long and favorably known kteparatlon of Drs.
D. Faltroey:k Son fur cleansing tho blood, needs at
this day no recommendation at our hands, Ito virtues
basing been established by tho thousands of cages
where It has glren relief 10 the
Most Difficult Forms of Chronic Diseases
during the lust sixty years. So highly indeed le it
csteemcdflitat the demand is constently increasing,
nut only at home, but we are daily receiving simile.
tionli for it from theomost remote sections of tit ,
country—North. East, South, and West: To nme
this demand, as well as to prevent the public from
being imposed upon, we have determined to put thin
I~irP- 1~-A-'-I-O
In ouch a form that It may be within reach of e-tery
body everywhere:
Other wirif.aratlona. far Inferior to the gennlue,
having been put out by certain parties, have been
mistaken by some for our own, and ate a matter of
comae the old Preparation of D. Fahrney Son Iwo
boon made to suffer some In reputation; therefore to
prevent tide mistake, as well a to meet the In
creasing.. demand mentioned above, we have con
cluded to send the medicine out In
LIQUID FORM
We will oho at the 'Baum Ilene put out the original
In package formAor the benefit of some of our old
castomere and others who may yqprefer this medi
cine as first prepared. Not rocomumuding it to curet
all disenecs the human body In heir to, but as a fam
thy medicine, and for all disesees originating from
impure blood Mid disordered liver, It hos no equal;
and will cure tho following diseattes:
Scrofttle, cuteneoue diseos., erysipelas, boils, ore
oyes, scold bead, pimples on the face, totter affec
tions, old and stubborn ulcers, rheumatic falsetto.,
dyspepsia, costivene., sick headache Jaundice,
salt rhouns,genoral debility, morcurill diseases, foul
stomach, together with all other disordem arising
from impure blood, and disordered liver, An,, toe.,
prepared by Pre. D. Fahrney A: Son, lloottsboro',
Maryland, and Dr. P. Fahrnoy, Keedysville, Md.
Sold by toll druggists and merritents generally.
None genuine unless hignial P. Foltruey At Son. Sold
by W. F. flora, druegist, Corlislo; S. 9 Huber,
druggist, Newrille ; James A. Clink, Leos Cross
Runde; John C. Attick, draggled, Slelppetteburg.
Almlaint
DL HAVEN d BROTHER.
5720:s AND 1881's
1101(011T, FOLD AND EXCHANOED
MOST " LIBERAL TERMS
GOLD
Bought and Sold at Market rater.
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Stocks bought ot4hobl on Couonl,Con only
CH Le AGO, - , A
DANVILLE AND vmonzaats -V
FIRST MORTGA(II: 7 P. C. Go
For Salo at 00 and accrued interest
ACCOIIIIIII . 10Cliked, omit Interest ulloweq on dally
11.101111,4. Subject to cheek at eight
DE HAYEN. & BROTHER,
No. 46 South Ththl street,
11111;ADEiTPIIIA:
27.1 n7Oly
Leather and Fancy Voods
SPECIAL NOTICE
CLARK & BIDDLE
itopootfilllylgtorni their *lends that
MR. JEREMAII ROBBINS,
io pf tho firm of Dailey & C 0.,) has this day
Nit hhuu9lf with thump miller the firm mama of
ROBBINS, OtARK
• , andyvlll continuo ttie • ,
WATCH AND JEwELity 'BUSINESS
the old 'stood,
011E2TNUT STREET,
.I.IIILADELFRIAi .
Thoy aro now Waring, nt reducod prlcos;tt 006
stock of
AMERICAN AND 'SWISS WATOUES,
DIAMONDS, JEWNEIM,
kprEitiaNajzaLvkßvaiim,
, A4DDittol% ERE, •
' t••• • • STAND.% oLoop,
Evadiln, FREIIOII AND VIENNA.
LEATHER AND• FANCY 431001N3.
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DRY GCODS'AND CARPETS.
("MAP TRY GOODS,
OIIZAP DAY 000D8 . ,
B A W.KER,
At the now store of,
IRVINE'S CORNER
lEVINIVS,CORNEE
Bargain§ lu
ESEI
drenailluen,
Herunole,
CETI
LOOK AT TILE PLUCKS
Calico., 6%, 8, 10, 1234.
Munlltto, G;i, 8, 10, 12%
Glugllalltu, 12%, ' 14, 15. 17
Tick 14,. 18,
Cheapest Pants stuff in the town
Ch eapestCloths and Cessinicros in the town
Cheapest Ilealb& in the town
CheaposkOlorce and Hanillicrchiefs lu the town.
Cheapest Notions of all kinds. in the town.
Cheapest Detainee In the town.
Cheapest Poplins In the town
Cheapest Alpacas, black. and colored, In the town
Cheapest Black and Fancy Silks In the town
Cheapest Japanese in the town
Cheapest White Goods In the Joan
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Cheapest Piques, figured and striped; In town
Cheapest Marseilles In tho' town
Cheapest Parcnloo In the town
Cheapest Chlntz.s, Ilgured and striped, In the town
Clicupeut Embroidorls
Chvapost Cann and Cuff.
Cheap, et Table Limn
Cheapest Napkins, d e,,
CARLISLE, Pa
A splendid artful° of Piqua at 25 cents. All other
good. In proportion. Conte and examine for your.
selves. No tr.table to show goods., Our mottoils
"Small profile and quirk maim" , These goods have
been purchased for mull at present golf prices, and
I can sell you now goods 26 per cent loss than they
will charge you for old goods at other stores.
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DRY GOODS! DR.,.4G00D5,!
ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIEIi,
II A It l' E It ' S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
Yorelnoled daring the greate . mt it'premilon In the
market, and to be sold at eionewanlingly low prlees.
DRESS GOODS,
eautli_l2Ang ult thu to vett'o6 of the sous.
MOMININO & ,RF,COND MOURNINEI GOODS
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WHITE_ GOODS
In great v.irlely end Intext atslex
I , ,rencli
111.1 top and Victoria Lam.,
HOSIERY-and GLOVES In groat varelty
Guipure I:Kees—hest anti cheapest stock in town
Real Talent.lennos,„ Thread Lac.,
Hamburg Ealbro!darks - and Lace Collars
LINEN 000 DB,
Linens for sulle
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Duy flu Towt.
BOYS' CASSIMERES ASDiiEN'S WEAR
[tutees( styles, less than regular rats..
SPECIAL NOTICE!
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UAW LACE SOCKS,
BEDOUIN 51/NTLES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS.
THOS. A. HARPER,
16jnne70 Cm. Hanover and Pomfret fits
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
Still Another Reduction in Prices !
Large Lots of Goods front' Avalon Beery
()GIL B NY'S
Large anortmobto of
DRESS GOODS
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Cloths,
and Cotton Stuffs for Mon and Iloys' Wont., at lower
vicar, than cost at factory.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In Black Silks, White Piques, Fancy Silks, Hoop
Skirts, and tiony kinds of o(kor goods.
llndlusa variety of Fancy Goods—all cheap,
Novor boat I Novor missed a sale 01 Black Aliment(
or Poplins,. and still another roduction In them.
Can Ln ,outpyri.ti with any in thorounly for pries or
quality.
LA ItO EST A SSORIIIIK:tIT
Lace Points,
Sillc Coats,
lIZEMa=I
23junu70
DECLINE IN GOLD I
COURES . PONDIM DEbLINII IN aoons!
Quito no esellumont. In Um Dry annds markut, In
wry marked doelino In prices of
DRESS GOODS,
Silks, Maims, Mailmen, Alpacens. Poplins, Surges,
hops, and a large ;variety, comprising nearly tyuryn
tiling )11 this lids et °oda
STAPLE GOODS.
Flannels, Tlekings, 0 Ingham, Illonketa.tottonades,
Kentucky Jeans, CLOTHS. and CASS IMERES, Linen
and Cullen Tabloinapers, 0111rtlugs, Cheeks„
WHITE GOOFS
Nalmmok. Cambrire, Jaconcta, French Mao
lint, Tarlatan., Cambric and 1310 m Edglntis and In
sorting'.
HOSIERY, GLOVES;
'Trlmmlngn, In groat vniloti, Iltibboue, of the beat
quality, Hats end Sundown.,
FANCY GOODS
of n great many style!, and all vory clamp
Lacifea' Under Olothing,
very handsomely =Mound trimmed. 'Aim,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
./Inggeto, Rug', Window Bliadoo, Quilts,count,
panel, and many goods not. mentioned for,-want of
apace. •
We aialm ta' ham) tho largest' and boat stock of
Dry Goode; in the Intorio r the State, and will sell'
sigma prices as arlll oatlifyall pig this la the phioo
to got good bargain'. • •
A6lho new Clore of
taco Pointe,
Summar Shawl.,
Lace Cartalna,
Parmale, Fang, &C.
Piques,
Marsailloe,
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In the town
In thu town
D. ♦. sAir,y(!!,e
!MACK SATIN TAMISIIS
tra quality,
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Linen Ducks und Wits,
Lition BfinntingH
TON Linens:nnd Napkins
R'pi to Spreadm,
Opening •of
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Ca6Ymierea,
Linens,'
and Bummer Shawls
C. OGILBY'S,
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BENTZ, A CO.
HARDWARE, SAFES, .cc.
MILLER BOWERS'
HARDWARE ST ORE,-( % ,
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26 NORTH iIANOIT I IR STREET;
CARLISLE, PA
WE would respectfully cull the atten
tion of the publle to our recently replenteh•
ed STOOK OF HARDWARE making It now ono of
tho largest In Cumberland Valloy and eanaletlng
In part of HAMMERED AND ROLLED
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thIRDON'S HORSE 8110 ES, NORWAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', WAGON MA IC MIS', COACII MA
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Sculdlery,
Paints,
Caddriet Maktns, Undertakers, and Conels Makers
MA TE It I A L
thalne, FbovOls, Forks,. Rakes, dec
Rupark fur 3NCORNITOK'S REAPER eunkantly
on band. {Po aro dowitantly In recolpt of good
dl; oct from the toitnufactorove nod tiro able to fu
nlsh country-mercbauts at Plitladolphin and No
York pril r
OOPS Ilenvored In nil Tart, nf the town
of charge.
WILCOX & GIBBS'
EWING I
We have seemed the agency of the Wilcox &
albite' Sewing Machine. a little tom lly arrange
ment tju one groins wl fling to ti, - -swillitint after
having seed one In operation.'l &
Hibbs' Is a Single Thread Mach' ne Ala"' claims
superiority over all Double Thread Maehlnes in the
ibliowing pa idea hire. I t Is simpler and less liable
to got out el repair. It Is cheaper It runs
with loss noise. it runs easier. It talns faster
It has the. best device for preventing the wheel
from running backward. It requires less mechani
cal sal ll.to operate it. It requires less time and
lostrustien to learn to uxo It. It Is the most
certain and reliable In Its operations. Its needle
Is straight and loon liable to he broken than a
rout sod one Tho needle Is secured In its place by
au Ingeniously patented desire which renders It self
adjusting no that neither skill nor experience are
retnired to arranging it. It suss directly from the
spool thus doing away-with the tedious operation
of rewinding the thread for adjustment In the
shuttle. It makeathe i• twisted
loop stitch," a stitch original with this machine
and made by no other, the seem - is Toole elastic
and stronger than the Lock Stich. The stain Is the
most even and beautiful, the seam is always, self-
fastened thus avoiding a rrvorsible food. Its tell
sion is more simple and more easily It is
niece speedily changed' from one kind of work to
another, It damsi oeantlful embroidery, it has the'
best hemmer, It has the best biller, Rims the hest
braider, it hes - the best belt. The Wilcox & Gibbn
haabeen in the market for alittle snore eight years,
during which-time upwards of sixty thousand have
been made and sold, a number by filly per cent,
larger than were aold,of any Double Thread Ma
china id the .00 number(, of Its earlibst 'years•
Fuel Bums. Is sufficient to Warrant thu sale of this
Machina 'wherever It has an Agency without the
doubling evidence of testimonials, of which there are
enough to fill up the columns its the land. These
Machines are on exhibition at our store, No. 26,
North Hanover street, Carlisle, where they may be
examined, and they will take great pleasure In ex
plaining anything relatina to
_Rusin etfdly Ac.,
MILLED & 11011 its,E
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Carlisle. l'a.
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HARDWARE
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HENRY BAXT9N
11. SAXTON A, COu,
No. 13, EAST MAIN STREET,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, &c
Carlisle, Pa.,
toot - Ounru to the puldle, tlO they Intend
emillniverno thing In Ilteir line, either wholeml
retail, at prlceo much lower them can be bought t
side ur PhiladelphlA
OM' stork enlothitm In part of
111:1LIINU ~A TERIAL ON ALL DE.CIIPTIVI:
MIE!
In .t
'ls Ild
0 10,
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PI M),
Hort+,
Forkg,
Rnkra,
Spitdoe,
Crow baru
Slodgfo
Picks,
Al: o a full and well hut:acted wi oil tole nt of
u „, h.,~ i.~room,
Table and !'ocket goner
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l'lox 9, 111,11.0., bagi, Royce, Policy
null Hay 1.1. foto. of Ltll
GUNS, pisToLs, PownEit, s toT, CAPS
nod tontounillun of 01l kindo
T113111,f01 for t o ol flow:1 , , by tdrirt okitolitiou t
1/119IIIIIMII WO hype to r COP, o OtOlittlolttioll of .ti
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A LL PERSONS, knowing themselves_
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indebted to Henry Smtton ore requested to
melee
to
settlement, and those haring
claims to present them smelt to
close up toy hooks to Junuiry 1, 1874
11EN1t BAXION.
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HATS AND CA PS
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CARLISLE, TENNA.,
Tho HATTER of Car:fole I
Thti lld2'rth of Carlixle I
leityet stylus just tocolved I
The latest styles always on henil I I
BILK:ITATS from Om best *lndia:tures I I I
FASIIION.iIiLECfS J List out! I I
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J. G. OALLIO wish. to call ottontlno to Ills Tio
CMS
HATS AND CAPS.
Ito manufactures Mao to ordrr, and has Ma haat.
,itrraligwponte,for colorlog llata, {{'onion Clom,
atd °moats, at short notria
OASIS IRIOE paid for
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COUNTRY P.URS
-I AkrOlVi 119 C A CIALL.9i4
NO 20 DIAiN STREET.
10aopG9
FRESH_'ARRIVAL
Of all iha .New Siriizg Styles
• HATS AND OAPS.
The Subeeriber has Just opened, at. No. )5 North
Hanover ot., a fow doors North of the Ceilielo Deposit
Dank, ono of the largest and best stock of HATS
OAPS ever offered In Carlisle.
' Bilk Hats, Cassimeres of all styles and qualities
Stitt Brims different colors, and every description of
Soft Hate now mado.ThaThinkard and old fashioned
brush, kept constantly on band and made to order.
all warranted Login, satlettetlon. A fall assortment
of STRAW HATS, Men's boy's and children's fancy.
I have also added to my stock, Notions of different
ktdds, conslitlng of Ladles and font's Stockings
• NoeloTies,Panells, Worse, Thread Sowing Bilks,Stuo•
penden t Umbrellas, A,., Prime Nog roakcl Tobacco,
always on MOW. ' • ,
GIYOMO a call and examine my stook, as I feel eon.
lidera Of pleasing, besides musing you money. .1,1..
JOHN A. AMMER, Agt.
He, II North Ilanofor ht.",
OILOYOT
FURNISHING STORE.
fz_liAliD OPENING OF SPRING
AND SIISIMNIt GOODS!
FOE MEN, YOUTH , AND BOW WEAR,.
at tho old and moll known 'dote of
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
NO.-2A NORTH HANOVER STREET,
Now opening the latest noveltke In large varktien
of the beet makes known to the trale.
Fine French, Saxon, English, and Domestic
CLOTH,
BATT N LTA
COTTONA DES,
made up In n euperlor style, ar
y
the lotruet prices . If cold x t oLd ;. ,rd t ., ll n o o y e a h rd a , ,g l.
forrotting.'
A xplomild litte of
GE,NT LUMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
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TRUNKS, V4LUES, CARPETHAO3,
UMBRELLAS, BUTTONS, BINDINGS
A general lot of Tailor's Uoodl.;
WM
/The bast style Clothing in town! r
The brnt mole Clothing In town! }
The bv , t imsorlmont in limit I )
Our Neck of Piece (lg.& fo
Cmtotuer Trude,
'Superior to any iii tow!!!
The lowest prleen town fnr the
conic 4pillty4Dgoods. Call In. No
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Carriage Building and Livevy
CARRIAGE BUILDING IN ALL
ITS IIIt.4NCIIES, :AT REPAMINC
AND AT ItEASONAII - 1:11 RATES
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CARRIAGS, . CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES, CAltlti AU BA,
CA BRA +II BA, CARRIAGES.
CA It lAUES, ' CARRIAGES,
CA Itlt(Alt E S,CARRI All ES,
BLRIII I ES,
BUGGIES,
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❑UUOILS
S,
MOOT ICS
DIJOGIN.S,
CEIIIIMM
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SPRING WAGONS,,SPRING WAGONS
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, ;jPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, STRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, ". , SPRINO WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONe, • I NO II AGONS,
8511150 WAGONS, Si 111 NO WAGON
Always on Laud, or niaLl4. lu 0141,
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wort
A. SENSEMAN
1870
Still at work, and Invites nll hiv trld roktonoTs, and
the public in general, to give him a rail.
AlreT-Iternewiller the old 40°1,11,11,rd place. on r.rrr
STREET, north of the Railroad Repel, CARLISLE,
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LIVERY SALE, AND EXCHANGE
STABLE.
J. L. STERNER & BROTTIER,
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Cement
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Raft •ty Nx
CITY A DYER SEMEN TS
pFEIL & CO
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
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Butter, Eggs, Poultry, ,te ,
Philudrlphia Rrferences.—N. C. Mussleman esq.
President of the Union Baulking t °roomy, Phila.
Messrs. Allen A. Clifford,; and .Meam•n. Hurry Slosp
Son.
N. 11.=P1041..` Nona for Wort:ly Price Current free
of charge.
Zloolr7Oran
$lO,OOO GUARANTEE
'Well.
_..xcvlo 1111 otlwr LEADI ;11
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9o.(111.1. Vor iE Uni
For Its VIIIIIIII9SFed Cowing 411. porty
fiiwfléwmmmw
44) - IT eie.ts lees to paint 'Beek Lena, Um
tiny other White hood extant. Thu Irma weight
C,OVVI,I ammo snake°, is more durable, and makes
whiter work. '
KICK LEAD Is the cheapest mot beet.
DUCK ZINC Exce:n all other ZINCS.
Viol. For Itn Uuoqunh•d
Second. Fur Us llurivala,Whitentis
Third. ror ItN UnmirranNed Cot ring Proper() ;
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Lastly, for Its riot Economy,
being. the chealuqd, band, onSist, and most durable
Wbtto Paint In.lho we, Id.
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC;
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED
Satisfaction GUarant r eed by the Manufacturcrs
nUCK.COTTAp.E: U 0 L' OBS:
Prepared oxproEsly for Moth%
Clottagos, Outbuildings of every dominion, Fences,
Tbirty•fivo tilfforont Colors. Durable, Cheap,
Uniform, and Beautiful Shaded. ,
Samplo cards sontßy mall, if &aloud. •
Dealer& Ordure NOB be promptly oxectited by BO
mannfooturors.
FRENCH, RlCHAli t pS'&'
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N. pp. TENTH AND MARKET BTICEETB,
FIIILADELPRIA.
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FOR BALE FIOLFSALE ANA RF,'FAIL '
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RY_HENBX-§A XTCYN--&-C di;
Doce.Cre In Ilarq7nriti Paiute, Opy,alnee,io,;
20Jeku7oly
Carlisle
CA SSIMIERES,
N EST NOS,
WE :Dq,
1 INFN,
MARSEILLES,
Ltirgi;varlt. I y or
IWO IC LES, ,te.,
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
Established 1847
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PAIILISLE, PA
STOVES AND TINWARE.
ECONOMISTS
Your.atteatiou is called kilhofact that at
RUINESMITH. & RUPP'S
Stoforyoli can Re& tlio Mira AspMy of goode
opt In any et:ldler eetabllehmenCiu the toanty, con
alatin&ln part oithe
STOV,Ei AND BEATERS
STOVES AND HEATERS,
Warranted to give general satinfaction
BUNNY SIDES FIRE PLACE IIEAT.EIL
ORIENTAL PARLOR HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR STOVE,
LIVELY TIMES RADIATING BASE DIMMER
JUNIATA PARLOR HEATER,
PARLOR LIGHT BASE BURNER,
Which for
BEAUTY,
ECONOMY
../ And DURABILITY
cannot be surpatated
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NOVELTY PARLOR COOK,
and NATIONAI, RANCE,
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BAKE. ROAST. AND HEAT
Butivr, it ilh Ire No, Nun nuT other LitUVrli 1 . 11 1 thin
MEE
Atte:lttoo Ix enthol to our
itnvoLviNti Limn' liAsE BURNER,
ItEVOLVINII 1111 If BASE
Having acipfirtql apimtnii,os in Ihi 111111 ANC/111111g
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sTovrs,
Ire RTC it, 1;1,111 iii.ft,Bllllll. Ili the
_flitute,_
fet.ling rolifi.l4.lll dila ur nth s,ll g.mol attult.n ttt
rale.4 Wtherm son bud
NVe have also on
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ITOLI:01V WARE,
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H'.• l'onslai , ll) uu )mml, it ei) li'gt
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ai 1,0 mit flrst-cla,tx
TIN ANJ, SHEET IRON WAREHOUSE
EIMMNI
MERE
nod JOllltiNti
Dodi: un blool mourn, tool tLt ronsonublo lonnx. Wino
but good workman and good inandial uu hand
RITINESMITIT LC: RUPP,
Nos. 62, 61, 68,
NORTH tISNOVER STREET,
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CALCINED AND LAND
PLASTER
71 N A I. 'l' :4
, 030 NE DUST,
TERRA AL BA
&0., &C
NY inquiry will receive immediate
use rr . Satisfaction in price and material
assured, unit iiiiiiintents 111011)01y outdo.
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RA fel 70 ly
SOLID SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of every dea eript ion 11111.1 latebt derlpoi, suitable for
Bridal Gifts, Testimonials, and Holiday
Presents,
Prices luo or than the rerrniar no. et mire
Extraordimery indneemants to purchasers.
p. II
(Old Rita!dished Stand.)
AGENTS WANTED. Agents want
ed, $73 to $210) pet• month,lloo and female,
to 801 l the colebramtl and origina Common Potion
Family Sunning Machine, 1111111 . 0,11 RI perfected; It
will Item, fell, stitch, tuck, bind, braid, a dembroider
s in a most enperior manner. Price only slLb. Poe 111111-
plicity and durability It Inns no rival. Do mnt buy
trout any parties selling machines under 1110 HIM.
Baffle 11111110 s ours, unless 111,111 g a Certificate of
Agency signed by on, as they are worthless* cost Iron
machines. Fur circulars mid terms, apply or address
11. CRAWFORD & CO.
413 Chestnut street, Philad,u.
COAL AND LUMBER
(HEAP COAL! CHEAP COAL!!
JJ 'rho totb,icribor Is propurml to dolly., by tho
car load, to Holebornorx,nott,other consume. along
the Roe of tic Cumberland itoilro,d t th e er t"
bra tt tl:
ME
LYKEWS VALLEY COAL
AT TIM LOMAT POSSIBLE RATES FOR CASH
This c. id Ix of ovary Hope. for quality. and to
tarnished alllll,l which still defy all competition..
. • bs.criherptill-delltess.,
tar entrilhring the corn.
pricer, per too 0(2,000 Ito
Pon..
Nut.
SIOVO
And to otlik polnts'of the road he will dellrer It,
adding or deducting the- ...rens° of dilfordnet. In
freight. ,
The ab&vo rat. will be euldoet to dm rlso or fall
of prkes, vital month, nt tho .111111,1.
(.IEOItOE ZINN.
Office—corner of Main andll'ltt streets,
2114,70
LYKENS VALLEY, LIME
BEST
COAL, VIA at the yards of.
SU3IMIT.bItAXCII LI7IOEN6 VALLLY ECM •
STOVE COAL, delivered go 00
NUT COAL ' 4 75
In thoyeed, 1S cent. less• At the vardit f
maim
LUDI DER OF ALL KINDS nt tho lwe,t indent].
At ttio yards of
1867
SPRING
BARGAINSI
NOW OPENING IN.
DOMESTIC .GOODS,
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DEkl3B a (ions, •
• • OASSIMEREB,
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• JEANS
WRITE GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ZYPITERS
. • . RIBBONS
RING'S NEW STORE,
No. 66 MAT MAIN STRUNT: •
oppoalte Mao Mraielnn noun, next ito rod Office
Oarllmlo
Quito it novelty
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CARLISLE, PA
pj ilallullphil
POLADELPHIA.
220c70
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NOTIONS, &O