balloon - it'ilin - is in t7 Linvri the inns;
ent:' doing a rushing
business.
OUR pigeon and squirrel hunters are
on the.,movo. This kind of game is said
to bo vary vlonpy.,
•=l==l
Tn hats are getting beautifully
smaller. They are about the size of a
common tin cup. ' But then they "look
so gay, &e.".
IMMECIII
Itmlunotis.—Theie will. be morning
service in St.' John's church on next
Sunday, at the ummtehour, ' when • the
holy communion will be administereii •
REV. Dr. Hstamr, of Dickinson Col
lege, will' "preach in the Emory M.
church on Sabbath m4yriing next at 11
o'clock, and the pastor. nt 71 in the
evening.
STONE' TunowisTs.—Officer Sanno, as
sisted by Captain Low, Chief Burgess,
"pulled" two "rawacenoots" on Mon
day evening, who were engaged in
stoning houses on Liberty alley. • They
were set free on a promise of returning
to the barracks immediately.
A 'GERMAN •IN T.B.OI3IILE.—A man,
named Schimmel, was arrested the other
morning by Offieer Sanno, on Louther
street, on the charge of attempting to
take the life of a countryman with a
butcher knife. He was taken before
Squire Holcomb, when he was commit
ted for trial.'
RE-ornzvEn."Dad" Walker has re
opened nipple's billiard saloon in the
basement of Rheum's Hall, where the
admirers of this popular game can
" while 'away the fleeting imurS:"
Price per game only fifteen cents. Fresh
oysters in every possible style, served at
short notice.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTYA
few days since, Officer Sanno succeeded
in arresting a thief that had robbed Mr.
'Philip Carper, drover, while riding in
a car on the Cumberland Valley road,
of a considerable sum of- money, checks,
valise, &c. The arrest was effected the
same day of the theft, and Abe, stolen
-3rty
propel , recovered. The thief was
allowed to go free, under prothise of
leaving the country.
ThE pupils of the Mary Institute will
resume their school duties on next
Wednesday ; tlur seventh of September.
This school is too well knOwn among us
to need any word of commendation, but
.we may be allowed to say that under the
direction of the accomplished kidy, who
has recently becoine the principal, with
competent instructors in the several
departments • off' . study, the Institute
, win offer such advantages in mental
culture, as to .sceure,'. even to a larger
extent than heretofore, ' the confidence
and patronage of the citizens of our
borough.
ANNUAL exhibit of the operations of
the Carlisle Building and -Loan Associa
tion for the second year ending August
23; 1870: _
Mt=
To dote reed sth quiri.s4,BB3 Ch
•• 6th " 4,716 ar
" " 7th " 5,101 LI
.Bth " 0,477 10
Total ry cOple from dm..
To nom , reed sth guar. $655
" 615 6 70
" 7th f £5O
" 810 " 6 60
-Total reeripto from fill.), t:1 •
To Mt. reed sth goer $496 50 '
• - " •• oth . 924 75
'• " 7th •• 700 00
Total reseinta from int
Total receipts for 2d yosr,
11169. Aug. 23—nal. in Treasury
CL
By 42 lawn 101.5111(100r 5,612.50
"33 " 6th " 4,358'00
" 49 " • 7th •' 7,023 00
'• 37 " Bth " 5,731 87
Total payinents on on }22,723 :t7
osp,paed gu
othar 10 8 1 950 3
50
" 7th " 81 50
Sth " 81 50
•Total expenses of sear
"TOlO paymoolsr
Aug. 23, 1870.—Balance in Treasury,
Luaus paid out second year, MI.
Average premium on loans second year, V . 'S 84 3.'s
All of which la respectfully submitted.
C. P. 111311810E'.
Feeretary.
Arig.t 'M, 1870
Tho undersigned Auditing Committee, respectfully
report, that do hare examined the foregoing exhibit
of the WIWI/ DuWhig and Loan Assocratiou for the
year endieg Atig. 23, MO, and fled the earns comet.
August 20, 1870, respectfully *Admitted.
. LEW. A. SMITIL,
• J P. BEELER,
S. 11. GOULD,
Committee.
General Summary of Two Years' Opera ?
tions.•
RECEIPTS.
hi year reed dime, $19,624 05
21 - 20 263 56
$35;557
142 fa
54 45
Total receipts for duce
let year recd floes,
2,1 •• • ••
Total rocelitts from flues,
let year read Mterest, H 2.0 21
2d 2,00 75
Total receipts far interest, ;310 00
Ist yearyec'd advance on shares, 12 25
;Total, itice,lptl for two Jean,
let year paid 1451088019,600 00
2d, " 001 -". 22,725 37
-5V4325 457 .
411 07
348 50
let year paid oxpeaseg
Sd
" - "
Lt p.m paid mai - iet'a 879
Co: kB. taxes 6500
/216 63
Averags pike of 1.-aes let year, SG4 r,
• • 4 ' ' 2J 611 84%.
in s eaiime (or two years, 61 83
Carlisle dlua'ust 26,1870.
• • Antiouucemonts
Carlisle, Pa., August - 27,,1870. •
Messui.'•Pents & Stahl : •
- Gouts:—We are so .-well pleased with
tho results of- your method of dressing
and. renovating feathers that we bear
cheerfultestbnony to the entiro truthful
ness of all that is claimed in your circu
lar for "The'New Machine,_patented_by
0. C. Monroe, of Poultney, -Vt."
The feathers which you,have cleansed
for us are..so .rauCh. improved, hi every
respect,. that. we are serail' you have
equal success in other cases, your work
will be perfectly satisfactory to your pa
trout. We accordingly recommend your
InrOde-of-elean.sing-and.renovating-feath—
,,sm,lo,:the ladies of Carlisle, with the
most perfectconfldence that they will be
satisfied with the result._ , .
- ThiiiPeCtfully pints,
Mns. A. It. SWARTZ,
Ras. S. lf. MCCLELLAN,
Mug. L..M. BAIRD,
Mits. A. S. PARDOE,
Bins. C. INITOPF,
MRS. It. MCCARTNEY, Sn.,
4 This. W. E.'lferinif, '
• Mns. Jos. Timairsozi.
THE LATEST FAMIONABLE BEVERAOE. •
—A furnishing store in' this city adver
tises a, new style of cravat as " the latest,
fashion ~f or the throat." This may be
the latest style. Or the outside of; that or
- gan, but a: fashion for the inside haajtuit
• come up which is twice as popular.
,Somebody hai found out :that Schiedam'
Schnapps improve soda water, and every
. body acquiesces in the arrangement.
Although somewhat : conservative by na
ture, we., aro, not oppoSed to .progress,
, and conceiving 'it' oat solemn duty, as a
public journallsti to-ascertain whether
Schnapps Soda Water Was a propeithin' g
` to be recommended, to our. tEmbscribers
Wiilriedit: The resid6' lie stated .
in a few words.' The mixture is gixdti ,
take, and if our stomachislike stomachs
.• . in general it is, capgenial o_,that FaFt of
the humeri 'orgainaation. and
to conclude,. Atit touches.the right spot.. , .'
".# I4 I II W s Courier,
OSE liliThilLED • ijOiLLAIIS, per . inont.W.
No ,hrtmlragz- Send - 'stamp ; for/Ample.
and inforrnation. -
W. W. WILLIAMS,
(Lock Box 1,112,) Oniaba, , lebrasjia.
isep7o-2L* ,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A new. style Business: Directory, com
posed of glass cards, with a large mirror
in the centre, is being canvassed for in
'our tpsvn by .31r. •F. A. 'Harris. The
whole will be bvintifully arranged, en
closed in a walnut frame,' with one-half
inch gilt moulding. We feel confident
it will prove satisfactory- Take a card.
" TnErri Nairn is LEGION," may be
applied to those who die annually of
Consumption, although seienee has of
late years sensibly . diminished their . num
r. It is gratifying to know that the
neral use of Dr. Wislar's Balsam of
Vitd Cherry is largely instrumental in
attaining this end.
... • ,
IF you wish a charming picture, go to
-Locbman's Gallery_ Be left ,3lrs. Netrs
building for abetter room and light, over,
Miller t Leidith's and Greenfield's
stores. All the old negatives made by
Mr. beater are in his possession, and
duplicates tan be had as before.
Al KA.—Where on this globe can we
go beyond the omnipresent Yankee ?
Landing at Sitka, we had walked but a
short distance into the town when we
reached the northern depot of Dr. Ayer's
medicines in fult.display - among the huts,
shanties, and courts of these boreal
tribes. There the familiar, homelike
names of his Cherry;'Peetorat Pills, &c.,
salute us from the"exterior and the in
terior of a store which shows more busi
ness than its neighbors, and proves, that
these - simple but sure remedies are even
more necessary to savage life than to
ourselves where they visit every . fireside.
[Correspondent Alesand. Journal.
LntrsmirNEns' coal constantly on hand.
Also a full assortment of lumber at the
- 1 - bcst prices, at.the yards of
Al'H. BLAIR.
25au70.
FOR SALE.—The furniture and three
yeaf lease of the "General Waynb"
hotel, situated on the canner of Baltimore
and Paca streets, Baltimore, 31d. Price
—Four Thousand Dollars. •
llatig•,7o
A rtes-r-crattell for
373 pounds, with wheel and other neces
sary'lisings for ringing. Will be sold
heap. ---Apply to
WM. IlLarn, •
Carlisle, Pa. _
Steam puinp. The pump can be dis
connected from the engine, and engibe
used for driving any kind of machinery.
gas and water pipe, steam fittings, &c.
3l'Lanalian, Stone & Isett, Ilollidays
burg, Fa. liTeb6m
A LARGE addition lately made to the
stock odf Innihei, in the yards of "
• A. H. BLAIR.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS.
Carlisle, May 3, 1870.
B. Sheri: has now on hand, and
will make to order, all kinds of Car
riazes, Buzffies, Spring Wagons, &c.
He has 'the best workmen in each
branch, and has, all kinds of" material
constantly on Land. Painting and re
pairing promptly attended to.
smaihtf
Reader, if pin want fresh candy, go
to Buries, 35 West - Main - street. --
Lemons at Burk's-
Go
to Burk's for Raisins and Fig's.
Go to Burk's for everything in the way
of Candies, Nuts, Fruit.s &c.
Soda Water at Burk's, 35 West Main
street-
SAVE YOUR MONEY
J. IL Wolf, has the largest and Cheap
est Stock of Notions, and Fancy Goods,
in Carlisle, which he offers at exceedingly
low prices, either at Wholesale or Ite
tail-1-11PB:LiOrraeLite_PAICe,:kiP., 18
North Hanover street, Sipe's New Build
ing.
1211313
$-2,776 76
513 74
20,000 pounds of shoulder and side
meat wanted in exchange for pure
Liquors, and the best brands of chewing
and smoking tobacco, by
JACOB LIVINGSTON, ,
21ap3m No. 27 North Hanover street.
MEE
Armen to seedling your coal for win
ter while prices are low and quality good.
Call at the yards of _
EMI
For direct acting 'steam pumps,
for mines, &c., that Will pump
from 12 gallons to 3,560 per minute: Go
to 3PLanalian, Stone &kelt, Hollidays
burg, Pa..
Mil
MUM
JACOB LIVINGSTON,
Dealer in
t FINE WINES AND uquons,
Jo. 27 North Honorer street,
Offers the following goods : War
ranted pure, unadulterated and full
proof. Always as represented.
Genuine Imported French Coganc
Brandy, old age.
Pure old Rye Whiskeys by celebrated
Best finality Ginger Brandy. Pure
old gin. Pure old Port wine.
The very best quality Sherry, claret„
New England Rum, &c.
RimmeL Pre white spirits, for drug
gists and family use.
Sold at the lowest prices for cash. A
call solicited.
• 21ap6m
MEI
JACOB LIVINGSTO.'N,
143,:an
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in TOBACCO,
SNITFIP, - CIMULS, 'PIPES, &C.
No. 27 Nora Hanover streei.
Offers to the trade tie best braFds
a large variety of Chewing and, Smok-
ing Tobaccos, real Michigan Eine rut,
in bulk or in tin foil.
E-GarretCscelebratedsnuff. Real.
genuine Imported Havana Segars. Yarn
Connecticut and Domestic Segars.
• /large assortment .of everything, be
longing to the business, and sold at as
low a twice, as in any Eastern city.
EMI
EEO
44',1;:i
The public is respectively invited to
call and inspect my large assortment.
Every article warranted as represented;
211ap706m
13IPORiT
TO PRIVATE FAMILIES
Pure and unadulterated - Wines and
Liquors, supplied at their residence, by
sending order to, stere, or through Post
Office. Every article-warranted as rep
resented or the money refunded.
JACOB LIVINBSTON.
21apGm No. 27 N. -Hanover street.
3PLanalban, 'Stone S Isett, Hollidays
burg, Peimsylvania, manufacture station
ary cngines„_.boilers,. direct_acting.
blowing engines..: Player, Thomas and
other Lot blast. Brass and iron east- .
ings from one lb. to 20,000 lbs., and all
kinds of machinery.
SPECIAL NOTICES
TUMORS, _CANCERS, ULCERS
,Professors Burtartan and Down, of the American
University, are making wonderful cprda of Cauce.
Tumors, and Ulcers, by their new -dlaceeery.
painless treatment, no knit"; no pkmbers, no caustic
horning. The most remarkable sheet of this treat-
Moot is, it ...mantes the chemical elements °lran.
remus growths, so that they ebricel, die, andllissio
pear, ant will notr.return. All those afflicted can
call on the Proies.ons, BUCHANAN' A DOWN, MA
irersity ; or coldrrss, No. 614 Pine street, Philads.
llang7o
' 'A gentleman who..nerenEd for Jas® froni Nervous
Debility, Premature Deny, and all , the , effects of
youthful Indiscretion, rill far the fake of auffering
hurnanity,..sendfree to et vihe need it. the receipt:
fin. reaklna the ample remedy by irblet. Li was
cured. Sufferers-wishing to profit ,by the advertis
er...aspartame., eau dose by • addressing, in perfet
confidence
. JOHN B. OUDAN.
N 0.42 Cedar Bt. New Yeti'.
'My 7-79-irr. • - •
:Nlll.ll, ALA11 1 1 . 2;0. WIRE .4:warps,. for Btoro
Prontadieriame, to. Iron Pad/Li-lit% Wk. Wei”
bingo for .beep and Poultry yairdi, Min and Iron
wire cloth Sierra, Prederd, Screen. for coal, ocean
Crimpled Cloth Air 'Pith dniinet
;Lati,eneptidiltire for,ltlndows btPtt llakeq
tirirentirnatetratfal 4 t.teri infonod-'
by talon pressing the mantifactorera.lJ.WALKlLW
Ik SONS No. II NOttb Math;.treat Philadelphia.
24107071. p
THLNIC OF TIIIS !
C. P. STUART
NOTICE
A. Ti- BLAIR.
I=
innous OP TOUTU.
"W11017017D - 13177ETi?" - ::
}cad
Alm "
never in a single instnnco his medicine failed to
: do all; if not - morel than W . a!ated in his pamphlet.
An an external remedy i loclies t eit ofChroutc.nletentila.„-
•tisso, Headache, Tadbliele;"
Sores, Swellings, Sprains, Slings of Insects, and Pdali
'in Limbs, tack, and Chest, Its wonderful curative
powers are miraculous. Taken internally for the
core of Cholera, Leysentery Sic%
Headache, audlrtirtiltlo'a, its aootiiiiii • bid penetrat
ing qualities core felt as soon as taken. The oath
with which each bottle Is accompanied will show
That there is nothing injurious In its composition.
Theigands Of, certlflcat . ce
log or rarevirtuesoif Ibis valuabto a s riiiiia: Any
,person after leaving used it once will rawer be with
out it. Every bottle of the genuine boo t h u signa
ture of 'OS. I. Tobias"' co the 'outeide wrapper.
Sold by the Druggists nod Storekeepers throughout
the United States. Price 1,0 cents. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York.
4aug7o-Iy.
THE CONSTITUTION OVEaT.IIIIOWNI
ilia dor:atit.t4lol'aSadyaaltli may !id ruined hy„h
"few applientlone of the load oreulphur hair ttfee noN
ih thetnerket, •!lot 'n Dye" may_heAlthntotther,
Encl. nostrinns, "tat A DIE 'anti be the result of
using them. But one their Dye has been tried and
acquitted of all deleterious tendency, under the lll
fidlible laws of Science. : Ile It !mown to all, that
Cristadoroq-Ekcolsior Hair Dye
Lae been analyzed by the, distiotoished chemist,
Professor ppm..., and his certificate of its whoit-
Y0L110.99 may be seen at Cristadoro's,C Astor lloMie,
Netv York.
Cristatioru's Hair PresirvatThe, as a Dressing, acts
like a charm an the Hair after Dyeing. Try It.
dang7o ly
TO STOREKEEPERS .GENERA , ' Y.,
;
We would be pleased to inall regularly our monthly
wholesale price list to any storekeeper who does not
receive them, and who may give us his address.
These lista will give OUlt Wholesale Prices of most
of the goods we otter. WO porrectand publish them
at the first of every, mouth. We invite n coinparison
of our priced with City quotations for good goods.
The secret of success lies inionying small—bnying
often—keeping good Foods—keeping np variety, end
carrying lehs'stoek.. Try It. •
WILLIAM BLAIR ‘46011,
" South End," Carlliac, Pa.
{.111e7~
BE WISE.
WHILE wisdom will benefit you: be not on. .tin
trolled by your incredulity, bundrede ltaTe bought •
relief from the horrors of Dyspepsia through the
medium of DE3ll.lfieri ANTI-DYSPEPTIC STOMACHAITTERs
and found it. Why should you snit. when th adml
rablo stomachic has cured loony similar cases-why do
you doubt while other believe and nro cured 1 Delay in
this nuttier is both dangerous and tinprotitable. _Your
health, happiness and business suffers, while constant
neglect is frequently fold wed by sermons and uncon'
trollablo results. - DEMUTIVizi BITTERS ore eqUolly
useful in the nnmeronv difficulties attending Indb
gestlon; nn RILIOUSNEsS, CoNSTIPATION, Ac., whilo •or
FEVER and Anus and other disorders proceeding
from 31:AnliATA, it is the only reliable preventive and !
mealy-known.
WITOLESALE. ONLY
Coyle Brothers have juk received a very - large
stock of goods, cud, as hosiery, Shirt Prontn,(Eus
ponders, Linen, Cotton and Cambric liandkoreliiefs,
Trimmings, Ties and Polo, of the latest styels
Paper Collate and Coln in great variely, Payer and
En•elopes; Velvet,- Ribbon, Coat, Vent, -Dress and
Pearl Buttons, Three nn-l . Six Ciird Spool - Cotton
Sowing Silks, dyt, Matto and Lines, Toilet Soaps
Perfumery, Dengs,-Shoo -black, Stove -Poll& Indigo
Blue, and an endlets -variety of Notions, generally.
All the above to he had at Coyle Brothers.
Having lately removed to t 46 largo store room in
the neiv Hoed Will Hose lionse,via hove' increased'
our stock larger than over, and will sell at" gold
CO LE BROTHERS,
21 South Hanbver street, Carlle.
prices.
3111111
MARKETS
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARICET..
Corrected Weekly by B. C. Woodward
Thursday Morning', Septe»ber 1,1875.
MEM=
Sirittiitl7;c4 01117
SUPERFISE' E n. rr. FLOUR
OLD 117111.11'.....'
RYE
12321
M=tMlM
TIMOTIITSEE.D
--- CARLISLE .PII.OVISION MARKET. • '
Corrected Weekly by William Waihmood.
..
Carlisle, Tlinr.vloy IG,, ,7, Sept onber 1, 1870:
BUTTERS 20
EGGS . I 18
LA RD 17
TA LLO IV 011
.111:41;81.1" 4 r,—.--...._,,,,,,,,......,,,..,___ _llls
BA co.\- - zrA M.P. -- -- .. - ..... /- 18
do SHOULDERS l5
do SIDES 15
'II7IITE BE 1 VS 2 50
PARED PEACHES ' 111
UNPA RED do IS
5111. ED A I , I , LES . 05
R.l GS Ca
[tram the Philadelphia North _American.]
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR, GRAM AND REEDS.
Philadelphia, August 31,1870,
.. $6 00
6 75
6 00
I 30
EST/?.1 FLOUR.
FAMILY FLOUR
R 1 - 1..V.7.0 UR
IVREA 7'
RYE
CORN
QM
CLOVERSEED
TLIIOTHY.SEED
FLA .I:YEED..
=E/
l'hiludelphid, Monday,
The arrirals and sales of lire." (lade were large
this 'auk, reaching about 2,388 head. The market
[laird dull within thekfull'otoing range of prices:
EXTRA FAT CATTLE, pe r
FAIR AND GOOD CATTLE,.
COMMON
COWS and CALVES anw fa good requea, and
150 &ad clanged hands af $35©75.
•
SHEEP mere firm; sake of 10,000 head at the Park
drove yard al 5@55.1e per lb. for good, and $l 600 . 113 60
per head forcontmon ; and 5,00 Q head at the .tvenue
yard at the same Jima!,
HOGS Were very firm ; 2,600 head ellan!ted
hands a? 11266'13 per hundred for stop, aad $1;1,50@
11,25 per hundred for corn fed.
MONEY MARKET
CLOSING PRICES OF DEHAVEN & BROTHER.
40 South Third I ltreet,. Philadelphia. •
Three &era, p. ut., August 30,-1870.
11 1 1 ;
13 110.
Ati"
t ,
Ig i oog 111 110"
110 1111 1
•• • • 109 109
U. S. 30 Year 6 per cent Cy lily 111 0
Due - Comp. - Int. ;lutes
Gold " 11
11 11/ ' 1 1 1 1.0 1:1 11
Silver
Union Pacific lt. It let SC Bonds 815 825
Central Parlfic 11:R 873 " B's
Union Facifie Laud Grunt Bonds ' 720 750 •
B=Ell
'65 uow
•
We, aro rrepurcd to fuFn'att R1A1.11.110 Stumps of all
denotuinatlonato our , 11111 if log t u fol.
losiiing discount
ChirgnuJ upwards
100
We 'llll oud . 61 . 11 t ard hi) 'l;rderu lima the day c.f
their receipt.
Coupons on Government nail" tocifc Railroad
Bonds Elite July first, taken /woe its Gold.
DIED
. .
SIIIIIVEII.—At her Mime In Contreville ' Cum..
berland county, Pa:, on. Friday, the fi fth day of,
August, Mrs. Sarah Shrlverr all 87 yearn.
EGOI P: In this borough, Cm Sunda; loot, of natl.-
Joon lover, Mary, eldest daughter of Join and
abeth Egolf, aged about 14 years,
this borough, An Sunday altrinoon
last, of consumption, Murk, wife of Gamy A. Crabb,
STOClL—Poithallgronee,•lnfontdtughtor of.Taeol,
C. and Mary J.l..tock, wont Immo, to God August 8,
1870„kted 4 mouthe dap., , • :
Gone home to God, not to the guava-- '
• Not to the 111.0 E, butdo the throne;
Ile wino onr weloutilfoitha gicvd,.;
' Math takin her where ho is gino.
Not lost, no; no, but gone before,
Stilt ours, thbugh may bdikettin;y l - ' '
Gone to some bright ;geleatlal, eboru-
Whore beds and flowers 110 more decay.
And 'Whorl death breaks these mortal scare '
Which now ourbeavy oypljdrifold, ,
We'll find . 11Ci' IftitoGettin4rY
A lamb, Villnynri!Os phrlat'e ;weary:fold.
And wearli93ll}l.l4er,o*llttly.!l4ol.o '
Sweat
. 11artlm,—.1,2 OM' atill bo ours; k: ,
hough Cilangodi be ' tho
The towcotett floaroih. 4
N„, . .
0111,
:In tiro nutter.of tiro , Lrgtttttiiof
Xu'djtiii• itipppiiited:
'cnnib l itinno vomits, to 4lotributo titnintlnnenntltnid
I.otat.. In thg.h4l4,lo,Pf C‘11.1111Q1.1,1512 - / ilerOldininletrit , •
tor..and Bank Loylpn-,geolci.mladnlitintrMAL geld.
;de - canna. toAntni• amo ng
olotmoo to oral not sofa vatata, tit Ms 44104 in oAqtttlo,
!not Adurtta.Vegaimmlyigtn - th cl 4 yofqopteniber,l67%.
.at., -)010t jin). qiily ; 40 ; poljfioll ottowtopo pre,
;sent theft , ' , .1, • L • pre',_
•!•:,•1 Magi ,
t•,l
=EI
3~fifiir~rofimrf4fi
.11VIVINLUEI 01k1.;,1%, •-:11
Seminal, 119ri0lle14 . 111116iiitt.
affects and cure. 25 coats. 4 - adriies
TARY, iltinunim • of, Atiatook, CI 8 Broadway, Rd*
leep7o,4t
jAppqOI;t I i . § . NOTICE.I. ,,,,, ;. ~,, :.:; ;4
tlit the matter, of the, Aceplint of John
Jacobs, 004.nee,af• - Adam fienspman.
In the .Coiht; of toinntonliPleas of
Cumberland County. .
The undersignoi Aiidier'rki,Phlnted by tbii Court
;to roport distribution of the haidnce in . the bonds of
%Vans Jacobs, assignee of Adam Benson:tan will moot
, the parties interested, for the purpose of birAppOltit,'
meet, at bin Wilco, No. 34 South Collator , street:
in Carlisle, Penosy) rani. on. Tuesday, October 18,
11STO, at 11 - idelock a - a'
F. E. DELTZIIOOVER,
Auditor.
ESTRA.X. , , •
, leople Ot
,
' Cagle to filo rtaldenea. of the. subsc'rlbur, In South
. Middleton IoWPIIIIP, TEN IIEAD,OF LII/Elie—six
old one° and four lambs. The onner will claim
•property, pay charge°, find
.;•emove them, or they
, will be Hold.accerdlog to low,
I sep7o. Alllt'M lIARTZLER.
List of unelaimeit.letters remaining in
:the postoffiee at CarliSle,::Pa., for the
week ending August :300870 , : .
LADIES' LIST.
. A lbrigh t, 111180 Eat,, McFadden, r lltsn Martha
• Authure, Mrs Annie nigh, Braes A
•Ilarrlckolles Kato Ahockey. Mies Catherine
Bell, Margaret' Miss
Bleselag, Miss Ellen Richardson, Lauranda
lCleppor, Miss Maria C. 141ne,•Mrs Mary
'
:Cahoon, Mrs Calhetine Sours, lee Kate E
Cough, Mrs Bllzzle II • Shaffer, Mrs/ Andrew
Catriellite,rs Mary Jana Sim, Miss Sarah ,
:Faber, MraPeorge ee=" tiliVots, - AlrelMary
'Ohchrlet, Mrs Mary II Shaer, Mrs Mary .
Jareniiah„ Mien KALI .Swerner,Mrs Ente . Y.
Ludt, Mrs Catherine 'Shaeffer, Elea
Lane, 'Army •• , Shelby; Mre :Fahey
; Maurer, Mae Sarah .3.. • IVeodland, Mee Julla
Moore; MenMbie-AfinCt—
Mlles, Mary E. "Wilson," Miss Mien
.Anna Zeigler, Mrs Elleabak
.
, GENTLEMEN% lasr. . .. .
Death, AP' Malinger Lee!
Bolden; Alfred - Miller, W A
Bostliei Q A ' . Miller, 000 ' '
'Brown, J M• Millar, .Isaac
Corrnan. Ephraim Mode, EC & T
Cannon, W II l'affer; John
Duncan, j Mesa. - T oggles,- Jahn
Brovin, George C Roberts, James
Davis, A C ReAter, J
,0111 eland, J 11 . Speliper, Wm
'llooVer, Franklin P ' Boousler, JS . '
Rarray, Calvin ' timber; Gee ,
Bodge, David . Spots,. Won E
Heouiers, 1311.fificeP" . Shugars,,Henrg
Rubor, Christian I . Slieaffsr, John.
Johnson & MA:IImA Wolf, Amos '. '
KerViiihiV - r, — J - C — ' Worley, William W
Emig°, Hiram Weary, Jacob
Lynoti, John Warner, Althicti
Lush, John Warner. Henry
Lnceur, Anthony , Wnllo, Win 1'
Long, Dm))
Martin..lnroce
pRoT 110 NOTARY IS. NOTICE
In the matter of the application for a
Charter for the Mountlloll S rifle
LE=l
Notice Is hereby givt.n that application has been
made to-the Coon of Conouon Pleas of-Cumberland
county for a charter incorporating the Mount Holly
Springs Cemetery, and tba4 unless due Ouse be
shown why paid charter should not be granted, the
mine will be allowed by said Court ore Tupc(ny, Oc
tober 1 25, 1870. -
'W. V. CAVANAUGH;
Prothonotary.
1 p7O at
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
hitters of - Adndolstratl• It on the estate of John
E4rty, Into of the Inrough of t lulls's, deceased,
having lawn granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebtrd to said estate are notified to make
mediate payment, LOU.t the ohm/lag claims against
It to grout them, - dilly authenticated, to
SIMON W. IiAItLY,
A dml nietrator;
or to bin Attorney, C. I'. lIUMRICII, 26 West Main
street, CoNlnto. . 10570-Gt.
VALUABLE 'REAL ESTATE
Kilt SAL
I offer at private :tale the Mope nhatot Where I
now teaido, situated , about Italia mile front thu Court
House ' in Carlisle, and lees tbdu five minutes walk
from the Eontit Monntain station on the Cumber
land Valley Railroad. The Lot le bounded on the
north by the York r. ad, en the rout and south by
Jame W. Boater, and th• the "aliest by Ashland Com
otery-
Tha' house
,hi a large
:TIVO•STORY DOUBLE BRICK BUILDING,
m
, 5 0(1
L. 15
with Back Lluildinz, and contains 10 rooms, with a
outside Kitchen, Oven, Cistern, ilsver foiling well o
water, and othur conveniences. Thorn in al,o a fin
Stable for two horses. and two cows, with Calling
room Tim lot runtains about
No , ;40; Old 47
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highly eultivated F with an abundance of FI 0:f Trees,
such as app'es, pouches, pears, plums, ke., , Ca
tawba, Isabella. and Cone rd grape vines, In good
bearing contlJtion, and a • rich productive {caplet.
Oas and Water arc laid . pa t the property, anti the
road ts lighted at night with gnu lamps.
• This is • no at denirahle plan. for a 1411,0 resi
dence, combining all tine sdvautageK of town anti
1r not, - iiiihrkriiiivatindeb Artltollirr'the - proKriy
It public inlo
On SaNrday, October 8, 1870,
at ten o'clock a , nt, ni the Court lloute, in Carf il
For term and further Infortnatom apply chit
personally or by letter to ..
Isep7o•te+ • , GODFREY GtECICLEit
REAL ESTATE • 1 -4
AT PRIVATZ.BALE
No. I—A birge TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE end
Lot of Orountk on Main ' , treat, Carlisle, No. GO, 30
foot front by 33 feet deep, with Back Building
dining room and It Ochre , Ash house 16x18 Lot SO
x 240. Sieblo on alley:
No. 2—Two small BRICK 110USFS, lately bout.
on Pomfret street, No. 61 aml 63. Lol 20x120, with
three fret alley.
No. 3—A VACANT LOT on North street, 25.:112,
and alleY - 12 Ted: , • • ,
No. 4—A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LAND, coveted
with Chestnut. Oak, and Pine Timber, situated In
Pone Tovvtishiv, Cumberlsnd county. contelnining
105 ACRES,,moro or Roo, lying shout M mile south
of Milltown, on the west side of the road leading to
Pine Grove Furnace.
No. 5—A First Class LIMESTONE FARM, in West
Ponnshoro' township, 3% n Iles west of Carlisle, con
taining 140 ACRES, goal. Ronne and Wash Rouse,
with Cistern, lately huht, Stone Bank Barn, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib, he. Water moving through put
of the farm. 10 Acres of a sod land.
For further information enquire of .
CllAltbrS W WEAVER, •
Corlfsle.
August 119, 1870
8 1!:CO.:_r
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
D. - S Y It,
OPPOSIE NIAILICE'OO,ESE
Ifnn just.retorm.,l from die city will. ao mitiro Is
NM
D Lt Y' 11 0 .011
nil onimoi will bo bold on Mm! pr . oll CI, loving
.2 or roust
4 ss sg
rnreLnaud for
We have evorythfug keklya a •
clh,A B UtLY 1i 00 DS STORE
I Wo iini; ' 'tllo ' o,lvUlteige of it'rciflont buyor,ln LL
'city, who Io able to r . #te . l.l tilt egarho,4loto4..lll!”,
iiy with 1.4,4: 1 011p . t4 all {by*
•
WO WWI yLuJy, t. Oxllljlll.lu.yyr stuck
. „ .
before purehlt , hig elsewhere 161 you will be convinced
MT=
THE CHEA:PRT.ORE,
,rou oap . saya pk9p?y In 19111 pg from pd. 4
' . ,• , •
let p7O
V,ALIJABLE REAL RESTATE'
'_.441 111,I.VATK•BAL'It.,
-Tito e ulscribor. at ptlV.ataTala a Tam 6l 4
iLlmeet.otto 1403d,gitilatiid 1311vorgpring Mantling,
-comparionil roomy; oiwilio wind !coding from Now
1u iilu6GiltheliiiliicaLUFrlr ono - "piloirrurtito
;rood,tliria 'mitre' WOot dr AWlmutc
itolnng
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2”4:4 01 tIllil , •
I Two or - throe-acme' gooh I.llllller. land Is
Sltuvatouo, noilor good cultivation, Wrll loom], add
Lne boon rocong'y,ltgoit, '
Tito improvomonta concha &a
Two rroAelfrifiktaultrioefinkp .110U8Y,
aWoolr none°, Smolt° ;room W
, ood .Ehod, a good
Monk Barri,irlthAVOgik 111Witaiwl rik Vatttkolkikkl; k
hog Yon -and other nocereary outbuilding., all In
good repair, :alooA tyforigArekkikrd of Oljojloo . yrult t
icor/lading of. ik peached pen'te; Mut 'Wares or
kdifteront ratio raotwor .falling walker, water neer
tkoktorOfei:AOd .4004 Olden& Attila iloonV
'.,at/t l, .. l k 4 Noct , POOV O VIOLL.: .P“-f .1,41‘.
Any -pilteon wlehlog to view the prondoee
Ith 9 i b t°dlnt.rtht. , wiltet all Stukte take vlaaatsikki'
oho 4; ttio. property; 1.
. NO, rate . ; avast; Atuopsu,',.
=I
A. K. RTIEEM, P. 21,1
2IA ACRES
MINIEI
I RY IN L'l3 .1,1)10001
AND
- ArEw - xo-DAY:
_ . .
• • oN t l f Alymp,LE:4EA.T.,..E t smnr„.
• .00„ Arc,po l day,BoiltipPe?l 28,1870. ,
OXecritere Taceb Hartman,
Idermsed, will sell at public sale, on the above day,
on the premises, the Mansion rilitilObtthO &naiad,
isituated In Middlesex towpath', Cumberland county,
!Pa., on the loath bank . of -the ,Conedogninst creek,
i2],c, WHO norihreht Oarlble;ort . the' ptiblioroad
iloading from the Iforrisburgturnpike to the Sulphur'
-Sprioge, onobntfmllp from the turnpike, to :Mt:-
A ruin:tali Tract of Slate Land, containing
! 196.4 ORES.
!Erre eir lees, Ina blghatatooy enltleatlon,ind under
Eru d nr,l s P a'n P T — VZIK :il d g l i,Zibrrn
,uoV,Spydar,i!soutll by. A.9lichinbla.; west by John
..Stouffer and Peter Stock. The Improvomenta conelet
lora largo
I • -
TWO-STORY COMFORTABLY, D WELLING
- Back Building, Kitchen, Wiisb Nouse. a largo Bank
• Barn, with Wogon Skedatid earn Crib attached, and
;all other neccasaty outbuildlogs. There are two
,wells ofgdod water near thedwelling. Also a Young
;Orchard of Choice Fruit, consisting ofapplee, perieho..
Ipoars, Ac; There Is timber on this tract. '
' Also, at the same Iliad and place, will be sold a
very deldrable !Bract of Plato Land,altuatell in North
,Middleton toloship, onl the road leading from Car•
lisle to Sulphur Sprlogs; containing
'l5O 'APICES,
I(more or less, In a high state of cultivation.' nib
,form Is bounded on the north by David flipe,,on the
cast by dame] Bootem, on_the sontlaytho Conn=
i3oguinot creek, on the west by David Ripe. The
,Improvontents conalst . of n••
DOUBLE'TWO•STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Bain, Wagqn!Shed, Corittribe, and other out
buildloga. There is also it coestderablo quantity of
• timber on thin tract. Both of tho above are very
denirabia farms, and are worthy tho attention of
• -
Ale°, at the mine limo and place, will ho sold
TWO TRACTS OF MOUNTAIN 'LAND,
situated in Middlesex township, threwfonrths of a
smile northwest of the Carlisle Springs, ndjoining
lands of William Common, Jerome Slier, end others,
The first named tract contains 'l2 ACRES of good
'Timber, principally Chestnut and Oak. The other
;Tract is situated in Perry county, Pa. on the Crane's
o:iiep - rorttl, about five Miles &Mu tho:3lansign
adjoining hinds of David %you, Shogars, and
- O utshall, containing 26 ACRES, of good Chest
nut, Hickory, mod Oak Timber:
Sale to commence at ono o'clock p m., when at
temlAnce will ho given and terms made known by
ISAAC WISE,
SARAH HARTMAN,
Executors.
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itioi litidSiittiOF. VALUABLE
. :rIty.A.!SWATE.
On Friday, September 23, 1870,
Form,rbiefritid 6f•the
;will of floalopgo er,, the tbilotelog.
deicifbed Am; Hetate c elst , • • A •
No. 1,-The Uniudild Form; afiiitod on the rood
;leading from Carlisle to Lisburn, in -Morava town
ship. Cutfiberlanditotintg, obobilMatilos east
from Cburebtoirn, nod four tulles southwest from
INreehanlcabarg, ,oddloining laud! of Abm. noisier,
!Rbilip Zeigler, David Sbopp,and John Steocit's Loire,
containing about,
'! f. •..1 •
, . .
• . 85 A C E 8 , •
• • •
o eo .1a ix d. all cleirod , ;luta- huger then.:
ough cultivation. 'The Improvements are a
TIVO.STORY DIU& DWELLING 110p3E,
with ilatk•Ballding, a large Dank : Earn, 'Wagon'
:Shed, and other outbuildings: Two largo Cisterns;
'one at the honed, and ode at the tarn.• A' well of
"never-falling water near the heave; n line large
'Orchard, Ac.,
This in a valuable and tnot k t desirable farm, and :
;Well worthy the attention of buyers. "
No. 2.—A Tract of Woodland, in Franklin town.
{ ehi
i ll t ol a real l i t el' Pa"
441a1a1"
hada
of
W. Ahl,
100
containing
re, Benjamin" airier, arid other.,
23 ACRES,
of falciable Timber.
• No. B.—/t. Tract of Woodbind, In Itlonatban town;
'skip, York county; Pa, tutiOining_tandu-of-Samuel
-Broogiter," - JolititlifrlreY:and other., containing about
2 ACRES,
'of very fine Oak Timber. This Traci Lee a fine
Aping of tanning..wateron IL • ,
Bale to corm - unite at oge o'clock jp.ta , wbee
tendancessill be given and terms made known by
BENJAMIN OIVLEIL,
E;ecutor of Benjamin Gilder, sr.,
.og7o-te
;PUBLIC SALE OF REAL,'ESTATE
On Teic.ldy, .opfember 20, 1870.
%Mille sold on the prenitsee, In Ziliddledex town
ship, Cumberland county, adjoining the Carljele
Springs, south eide :
No. 1,--Containing 100 ACRES; more or lese r , Of
Slab, and-Gravel Lard. The improvements are a
TIVO-STOIII ,
LOCI, AND WRATIIF.RBOARDED 1101018 E,
containing coven rooms, Kitchen, Smoke House, It
never failing well _of: Water at the doer; intoning
stream of water, nosr the house, a large barn. Wagon
shed; corn cribs, grain house, hay house, apple, peach,
'and cherry trees; about IT acres of Woodland. .
Nco2.--Coittaining 76,AC1tES, mere or less, adjoin
ing No. 1. This property haa no bindings, and eon
'talus about 10 acres of Woodland.
No. 3.—Contains 10 ACII.EB, more or less, about
'2% acres of Woodland adjoining No. 2, all in a high
'state of cultivation; and under goad fence, containing
'over 800 pannele of poet Andrei'. A public road tune
'along the entire farm on the north side. Thpre,ls a
good market at the Carlisle Bprings, church, school
house, and store, all within po yards of No. 1 im
provements.
N0.4.,-A Tract of Woodland, contalnlng
20 ACRES 45 PER‘CERS
in Carrot township, Perry county, withlO two miles
of Sterrett's Gap. This lot It well covered with
young chestnut, rock oak, and other timber•, a put.
tic road within half a mile of said land, and a good
wagon road to the land„, A good and indsiputablo
- title will ho given for snitriands.
Any peraon width:4 td view.Bahtland cAn do eo by
calling on Mr. A. Diller; living on Bald farm, or at
NeilY. North HILDOVCr area, Carlisle.
Bale to commence at one o'clock on mld day, when
terms of sale will bo made known by
-18,mr70.-5t
SLATE LAND FARM
AT - PUBLIC BALE.
On T&ureday , September 22, 1870.
Will be sold at public sale, on the pretniaet that
valuable Slateland Farm, situated in 111iddlex town
ship. Cumberland county, on the hanks of the Cono
doguinet creek, about one and n-half miles south of
Sterrett's (lop, and one-half mile from the rood lead
ing from Middlesex to Sterrett's (lop, containing
143 ACRES AND 193 PERCHES,
Strict measure, bounded by lands of Jesse Zeigler,
Abram J. Zeigler, Jacob Zeigler, John Wilson, sr,
and tho Cdnodoguinet creek. The Improvements
consist of A TWO' STORY LOG ROUSE,
(Weatherboarded,) a large Frame Rani, with Wagon
Shed and Corn Cribs attached, Uog Sty, and-other
outbuilding.. There is a never failing spring of
water at, the house, and a goo d well at the barn.
The land Is In a high state of cultivation, having
been recently, limed, and under good fence. Eighteen
Aries of Timber Land on the premises. Running
water In nearly all the fields.
FINE YOUNG ORCHARD,
of different kinds of fruit in good bearing condition.
There is sufficient limestone on the farm for alfTur
poses. The hum in convenient to mills, churches,
School houses,Und blacksmith shop.
Bale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m , on said day,
when attendance will be - given and terms nude
known by
J.' K. DEIDLER,
LEVI ZEIGLER,
Assignees of M. 11. Zeigler.
N.' It—Any person doslring to view the pr9erly
wt a cV i n to Jecob Kitcb, reFiaing on the premises.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
---AT-FUBLIO SALE.
Theaubscrlbers Will .all at Pub Sale,
On Wednesday, September 28, 1810,
the following described Real ENte,hite the proper
ty of Jacob Kast, deceased:
No I, a Valuable Perm situated In Silver Spring
township, Cumberland county, throe mile. west of
Mechanicsburg, and seven miles east of Carllale, con
tattlog,,lo4,,etele.tareLha-nramheevotems-or,tessM
Ihnelitonic land, under a high Staten(' cultivation, the
whole having been thoroughly limed, and being un
der good fence. The impravemente are a large and
connedieu. farm house, a comfortable tenant house,
a stone bank barn, wagon shed, carriage houses, ci
der press, and all other necessary outbuilding., all In
good repair. 'There lan well of water near the door,
with a cistern at the barn, and one at each house:
also, a GOOD APPLE 011CMARD bn the premi,
with many other choice fruit trees, and an abund
ance of grape vines, arc: Scheele; an& 'churches are
convenient.
ECONOMY
No. 2 Is altuated about one-half mile treat of No. 1.
It - contains ten acres and ensenteen perches of land,
havldg erected thereon i good dwelling tense, bank
barn and blacksmith shop, with the other neocesery
improvement/. There is a good well of water, also,.
a cistern near the door. There is a tine orchard of
bearing trees on the premises. This ie a desirable
blacksmith &awl, having been' occupied es ouch for
many Scare.
No. S. The undivided half of eleven narcemoms Lain
land, situated in Bye townebip, Perry county, o e.
half mile north of Ilya& Gap.
The property can be earn by calling on Samuel J
Kest. residing on No 1.
Sale to take plain on the first described toopoety,
hesitating at ten o'clock a. no., at which time and
place attendance will' ho given, mid terms made
known by ' SAMUEL J. EAST,
D. E. EAST,
25aulits for the helot.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
. . . .
On Thurause, Srpfeilllcr 8, 1870
fly an order of the Orphans' Court of Cumberland
county, the subscriber will sell at public sate, on the
premises, the follow I Rdescribed, Tract of Grovel
Land, situatedin Silver Spring township, bounded
by lauds of Robert Mesta, William Ilurshman,
Joseph Musser, and the Conodcguittet creek, con
taining
131 ACRES, .
more or 10... having thereon Orectva a
TWO-STORY DEICE DWELLING 11013911
and largo Bank Darn, and other necessary buildings.
Also -Tract of illountalu Land, well covered with
Chestnut Timber, situated in Rye township, Perry
county, bounded by lands of Ilahlerman's heirs, Sol
omon (largo., and Adam Thomas, containing
18 ACRES,
e trial measure. This woodland 1. wltLln fuM: mllue
of the farm.
Three.nftha of the stove propailea will be !sold
under the above etated—ortlnr,, and tie other too.
fifths rut attorney-In-tact for the other two he
Sale to commence at two o'clock p. m. , un cold
Ilny, when ternin will be wade known.
He alai, often flit Private Wort-
BRICK HOUSE,
and Lot of ground, to the borough of Carlirleodt..
tutted on the northrart corner of Hertford street and
Mulberry,ttliey, cbotalniut forty feet font, undone
hundred dal twenty feet deep: ~,,,,,,, ,
The torme wilt be made liberal.
18aug704s
40IIBLIC. SALE
OW•VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Sanirelay, September 24, 1870
. The muloralgocil will offer et publa este, ou the
above day, oir the predalece, In Ite.t Pennsborounb
towneblp, Cumber. , end county, the farm on which
be now nobles, near.Palmetowg' iontainlng
• 123 AC`RES,
more or loss, of (ho Lest quality of imoslone Land.
This farm la about one and adialf miles .outltef the
Combos'land Valley Itaitread, thrriptles from`Now
•llle, and about our rout lb of a mile from tho turn-
Plkolrodl4 from Carlisle tke 'Shipponsburg. It is
wall improrod, and is oneof the best 'dock and grain
farms in the valley. There are about
20 ACRES Ir TIMED LAND
Tm the faint, covered with Oak, Hickory, and Locnot
imber: Of the boa 4tudity.' Tivirorls a
'dower of about 12 600 that will re* l in in,tbo form,
and the balance of the
two
- 11 made eaey.
'Sale tocomonence at two o'clock p, no. of wad day,
.when attendance will to Wen 'and term. made
,known by
_lBauerot)t __;_,_,~JAkl S 9 K. McCULLOUGII.
rITALUABLE PROPERTY •
AT PRIVATE BALEY.
filltioted on the south elde of the Tallow Breaches.
'creek, In Penn townably,,about one one ono•fourth
?miles mouth emit of Centreville, containing
312 ACrolt,„ao7o,Farolioth.
. .
.20 acres citarad with lOga.Vind,. White and Black
;Oak Timber. The Improvements aro a
.., ; .,;.;TWCIB T ORY .014 Cit 1110Crig.: .!
Wrist( tiolise and #uninter • Kitchen, a gOrd large
Morn, (old style), • large Wagon eltd And Cribs,
with ll g Pen and Carriage House attached, two
'choice' Apple Crchanill,. 9a good bearing order; to.
gather with peaches, poen, cherries, and gropes.
Also IS novvrfailing welboLwitter at the door._ .Also
u•No: I garden,• • •-; •
• The land is in a high stela of cultivation. under
good fence, aq d thatinproverneuts fare in good order.
Thiilotatfon'ii a'doeirebleene 'befog near ocburch,
'Mill, and : „ :' F' - .
' Also a Tenant 'louse on'the atore'tract qY lensl.
sp.rikaie 'wl.hteg to' vie! 'the Iluitt cab "d 0 edby
valling-taron the subscriber telidinglinthe premises.
fl4july7o4lu ' • ' • - • 0. tOOVEit.
UT ,
FILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE
Omen Tnff, 141,4; ihn49c.
060 . of Quash,: '
N0.47r 4 :41. Calegg , Alive! and I%,nzionnr
. ontallling about "
5-¢
LoNo. r"l l,liv ` , T ° F r ' s r° "'
ntalnlng abnu
; itE:f 4 ;
No72;—AlJl.lultig .140. 2 and Weggottir, ro . ta,
Forin!in?
Illang7;0•21
DA - VID - CORNItAN -
3. - TU.- ARMSTRONG,-_
Guardian sod Atlorney-hi•fact.
,lialf;7:llsCOulif4 IteaL, .Estate.
XTALUABLE REAL ESTATE
• FOR BALE
•
By virtue of n ueeu opamignutout {rem Samuel
Zug to me, la trust fpr his treilikita, I will expose
.to public sale on, fli livemitoit,,in•Bouth Middleton
township, Cumberlabq rpuuty,
On Thurstidy; 'Septet . nber: 15 1870,
.at It o'clock ato • • • •
That valuable plantalion,.setuntesi on the Carlisle
:and Hanover Turnpike, five'mlles south of Carllale,
containing_ • ' i A. 1'
.
156 ACRES AND c i6i Y`Eit'CHEES
of first-rate landilall of which is Steered and under
geed term. There are
.TWO DWELLING 110118118,
'and two barns on the farm; one" of the barns is au
'overshot brick barn, and the other on overshot barn
of steno foundation and Inlet° alias& -Thoreau, two'
Orchardn, now In full lastring, anpp fruit and grapes
In abundance. ,Illbuntain,PMelr j h large and never
. falling stream of water; , pandelt through this farm,
affording one of the best 'Vrater‘Powens In.the State,
having a fall of ninoteel rcpt and throe Inches on
I thin land, and a moat Xerglent".eite for a furnace,
forge t rolling mill, or any other works reqUirlog a
large water-power. The! Shalt • Mouritain Itadroad
l i m: ro ng .d a .t eo c rln r r e o . n witir, the Sumberland Vall of ey
I Woks -,tylt lan , one-fear hoof a
mile of the farm. lob, behaved that Iron ore, of the
best quality, abounds In the land, anifinay be ob
tained by' experienced miners ; for much hes been
obtained for many years front the adjoining tract.
____ltis_thapurpose of-theaseignee - to - haywa - divislari
of the land made to an to enable him to separate the
entire water power, and sell it by itself, aud the
residue of the lend an a' farm, or, se two farms of
about 80 and 55 acres, as may, suit Purchanors, a plot
or draft of which will he exhibited at the limo.' elle.
t 8 will also sell at the Make limo and place '
11 BUILD'I'NG LOTS,
of 40 by 180 feet, six of Which 4,111 be eituated on the
turnpike and five on tho creek, A Plot of which will
also be exhibited et the time of vole.
Ana farm, in point 'Of quality, of land, there is
none cuperlor to itla.the Cumberland Valloy, and
OA a tvater•poWor it is very stmerfer - for any manu
facturing purpose. For any informatiob regarding
the property applia Afton may bo made to Jildge
Watts, Guilds.
The title to the land le perfect, and it wit be sold
upon the folloWlog terms: Ten per cent of the pur
chase money to be paid, or secured to be paid, on the
dal of sale • the residue of one-half on the tint of
April, I.(37l:*heri tho 'deed will be made; and the bal.
once in two equal annual puyments, with interest, to
be secured by bonds andmortgage on the property sold.
. ' • JOHN 8. MUNRO,
liaug7o.fi i :'Assignee of Samuel Zug.
VALUABLE COAL AND LUMBER
YARD AND TOWN RESIDENCES
AT WUBLI,.CL,BAL,E,
On Thursday,. • September 10, 1870
The subscriber will sell on tho premises, in tho
borough of Carlisle,-Pa., the following veryeleeiruble
Real _Estate: -
No:l. A Lot of Ground, located on West Main
treat 21 feet front and 204 feet In depth, more or
ace,havlng thereon eroded a two and n-half story
BRICK ..HOUBD,
21 foot front mid 54 feet in depth, with Yramo
Kitchen, Smoke douse, Wird 110 , and all nocca
4ary out-buildlogs. There is els a ' itydrant at the
door, tvldi wider and gas all th h the house,
which is finished In niodernatyle.
There Is leneeer fulling well of exc Bent water at
.the door. - • „
No. 2. A Lot OrGround, adjoining No. lon the
Net, rental - Ong. - ri now two'nlieahalf story BRICK
YIOUBE, 23 feet in front by 72 feet in depth, having
water and gni through the house, and all modern
impforements, with all necessary out-buildings on
ho lot.__There ore - Pica b o th_
the above buildings, wide), are paid up in full, and
transferable.
N 0.2. Nino Lota or Ground, adjoining No. 2on
ho Woof, being.a.grat•elaap .
LUMBER AND COAL YARD,
containing large and commodious coal abode, a largo
coal and hay miles of the Root It Case patent, office,
and convenient aiding. connecting ,with the main
track of the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
This Is one of the most4talrable Coal and Lumber
Yards In Carlisle, and offers rare Inducements to any
one debiting to engage in the brininess.
The whole lot contains 300 feet to front, more or
lose, on Main or Railroad drool, 200 foot deep, more
or lees, from Main - fronting on Collegestreet, and
365 In iength, more or less{ in the rear from College
street to o paint on Maio or Itaßroad rtrect.
Property will be sold together or separate, to suit
purchasers. Possession of the Lumber sod Coal
yard and one dwelling house will be given the first
of November, If desired.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. tu.
Trans:—Ten per cont of the puichase money cab
he balance on the first of April,lb7l.
JOHN B. COOVER,
Ansigneo of S. M. Hoover
4ul
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PLUVATE BALE.
Tho subscriber, wishing to relinquish farming,
nifere at private sale
TWO VALUABLE LIMESTONE FARMS,
situated in Monroe township, between the York
road net the road leading to Bolling Springs, a short
mile from Chureltewhi, and VA' miles from Boiling
Springs.
--No. 1. contains about 75 ACRES more
or less, of etcellent Lim6storte land, in a high state
of cultivation. The improvements are a mod two..
story Farm House, with Wash Hosea and other out.
buildings. Also, -an excellent new Tenant House,
and a large Bank Barn, with wagon sheds, corn
cribs, and other.ndcessary outbuilding........._
This farm has two splendid springs of running
water from which every Sold might easily be sup‘
: plied. These springs feed two splendid trout ponds.
There is also a good Orchard of Choi.° Fruit, such as
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Ac.
No. 2 contains about 70 ACRES of ex
.cellent Limestone land, In Bret rate order. The
Improvements are a double twstatory,...itleathar
.ItoarilsHiltunteNith - Hifelieir, - bake - House, Ac. A
Frame Barn, recently repaired, with Wagon Shed,
'Cora Cribs, and other out-buildings attached,
. An excellent Apple Orchard, with a largo quantity
of Cherries and - other choice fruits, are around the
building. A good Well of eater and o large chtern
at the house, •
If dealrable a Tract of Woodland for each place la
offered.
Pomona wiohlug to view thearPropertles can do CO
by calling on the entecriber residing on the road
loading Irom-Churchtown to Dolling Springs, about
ono mile east ofthe latter place, or upon William 11.
Lute, living clooo
2junil7o JOAN LUTZ.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The oxecutors of ifezekiab Voter, deceased, will
.ell at public tale, on the promiFes, in North Middle.
ton township, Cumberland county,
On Thursday, September 8, 1870,
at ii o'clock a. m., the Mansion Farm of the deceased,
situated about three miles west of Carlisle, on the
Connodbaulnet crook, containing about
130 ACRES
of good Crook and Slate Land, with goad improve
ments, consisting of a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and Frame Barn, with an apple orchard and peach
orchard, and a great variety of young fruit trees, and
Wash House, and never falling water. This form is
shunted upon the Conuodoguinet creek, over which,
on the farm, is an iron bridge built by the county.
They will sell at the Same time and place, n Tract
of Slate Land, adjoining the above, containing about
100 ACRES,
basing a SHALL DWELLING HOUSE and Darn
thereon erected. This latter tract may be divided
and sold separately to suit purchasers. A plot or
draft of the whole will be exhibited on this day of
sale. There will be about Thirty 'Acres of Wood
Land attached to the Mansion Ferro, and about Four
Acres to the latter.
The terms will be matte koi•wu on the duy aside
lIKZEKIAII 0. YOTI:lt,
JOSEPII L. YOTEIL
C1ui,70.5t
A VALUABLE .SLATE -FARM •
AT PRIVATE BALK
The undeialgued offers at private sale, that value
1.10 Tract of Slats Land, situated'4_e, milts nertho.
Carlisle, on the rirht side of the road leading t.
Carlisle -111nbur Spring Cumberland county,' con
talnlng
165' ACRES,
of which 25 are timber. • •
. • . •
The tract Is divided foto two Bee 'and will be
Bold generate or in one boily.as may Butt the Pur
chaser. The hoprovuotooto on the Man-ton Tract
are a
TNO.STOIIY - FRAME I.IOIIBE,
With Frame Summer House „large Frame Darn,
'Wagon Shod, two never failing Wella of excellent
water, and a young Apple orchard. The hind
high athto of cultivation, and muter
_go td Nana.
Theemaller tract, adJolninz the ?Janelon Farm, ex.
Uncle along the Bolobur Spring road, on whh-h la
.rectel a
NNW TWO-STORY DURK MUSE
with Yraniu Bummer House,' detached; a Itsodreme
Itratne MUM; choice °ingot; Pruitt; of all kinds In"
,abundance. A welLor good water and a chitera oeor
ttlic door: I
' ..Teftio• °Rey IV suit purchadore. •
ponione w eLiug tb view the ilroperti will call on
the undorelgntd, rogiding on the hum t MC; lloseelbod,
'mon J. C. Siock, Inmurance Agent, at tho'rrault in
House. No. 4, earillae, Pa
.llaug7o 110 PETER STOCK.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE
, Tho subocribor will offor at public solo
On Tuesdiiy, Septeinber , 27, 1870,
a Tract of Land, elltaated In Silver Spring townablp,
ono-fourth of a tulle east of hiqw iiing.tott, on the,
turnpike loading front Illarrleburg to Chatnber.burg,
c. Watling
•
mole or leas; the land being of-an excollunt quality
partly limeateno and tlata; being underat od culti
vation, rouvonlentlY laid Ib tic Ilolde, a lane
sunning through the, tract waking It convenient and
noisy of accent, The imp,overnente are a •
TWO. BT . PHAINIIE DWELLING,
'roar rooms on the Brat floor, and Ova roams on the
Owed Nam; Wash Homo Smoke House, Bank ,
Parry Wagon Shed, Flog Pen, ho. Also, a good
Orchard crOh .Ice Fruit Alan, even of good water=
0,4111%10de ALM, holstein at the Wise, and one
at the barn. Also, a TWO..FTORY FRAME DWEI,
LING on the prefab...Bllml for a 'recant Howie.
Bale Fa 'aPlelPencr' tif lone ricluclt o.ln', on said
day, when attendance will be given and , torma made
)anown by
P. B.—Any person wishing to view the promises
before the, day or, sale will sall on tho subscriber,
Who 'will' at all time take pleasure to show the
inwperty.
Ileug7Chtse
Vii:l ij itgi l dNll ACT C u9l°2
AT PUIMIC SALi'._
I will ioll at RulAlo ago, on the
• r . Ott TAureday. October 6, 1870,
atone o'olaok to.; the tilltiwing detorlbediiliit of
Real Vitale. situated partly fn North hilddloton and
',partly in Bllildlesek. townships, Cumberland county,
on the Harrisburg Turnpike, atanit'two miles must of
.Carl leo boa lying wllits yonthern boundary on
!Hi° Leiria
84 ACRES AND 07 P ERODES. -
. . .
There lea flno spring of into on %hid „
:is under good fence, and the lend in a high state of
• f, •
• rook hlng to i.niclUde ittii examine the lin
'at any time befOre tho day • of solo by calling upon
itho saldortber. •
Tome mailo'kuilitu on A* , creole by-
, tinned-to. • JACOB. KUTZ, ta..
': • '
I
THE KIDNEA'S
The -Kidneys ara two in number, situated at tita.
i)pper,parf, of qui , n„turrp unde'd .4 pt , aud uop
letlog of tbroo Ferte, the tiniertor, tho Into
rlor, and the Exterior
The anterior ataorbe. , Interior conelete or tinsuce
or vain., Which serve as a deposit for the arta° and
Convoy It to the exterior. -no exterior to • tondtac
tor elm, terminating in a eltigle tae, and called the
Ureter. Tboinreters are cou'uo lid kith the bladder
Thu thkdsisr Is composed of various coverings ur
Imes, divided Into part , , vizi the Upper, tho
muter, tho Nervoye, and the Marone. Tile upper
trzpola, the lover retains. Many h ,va a &aim to
urinate without ibu ability; others mlliiila without
Lo u llit to retuln. Wei frequently °mum In
•
1.6 curs these uttectione, we must bring into action
ha muscles, which are engaged in their various
auctions. If they are neg!eeted, timed or Dropsy
may CRAM,
The render meet ale° be mega aware, that however
slight way be the &thick, It is sore to end the
bodily health ortluieutel'powere, es our flesh end
blood are impportod from tbeno sources
GOUT 011. RUSUM/TlSM.—Paill ocegrrinji iu the loins
.6 Indicate) or the above dteeasee. " They occur In
persons diepoied to acid stomach and chalky con
El=
Too ClaavaL.—The gravel ensues from neglect or
mproper treatment 'of the kidney'. 'These organs
being weak, the water to not expelled from the bled
del . , but allowed to remain; lt'becianee reverleb, abd
sediment forms. It Is from till. demalt that the
stop° I. forma 1, and gravel Conan
Danny in a collection of water in some parts of the
body, and bears different names, according to Um
parte affected, viz: when generally (paused over the
bodY,itJa_enllts.LA war ca.;_vtlien__of_the_ntolowen,
Ameitee; when of the cheat, Ilydrotpbrox
l'arAnivlr.—ilolnabold's highly concentrated com
pound entrant Buchu le decidedly one of the best
remedies for dis.see of the bladder, kidileye, gravel
dropsical swellings, rlitininalien, and _gouty affse
lons Under this Lend we Lnro arranged Dyourla
or dflieulfy 'mod polo 10pmxtng water; £l , ety Bx
reticko, or mull and frequent diediargen of water;
Straogury, or Mopping of water; llermaturia, or
bloody UllllO ; Gout and Itheuniatlent of tbo k!dnoya
without any change In quantity, but increaso In
olor, or dark water. ‘lt woe always highly recom
ndended by the late Dr. t'hysick, in these affections.
TLie medictue Increabea lboltivrer ofelgestlon,und
excitoe! (ho oboorbents into healthy exorcise by
which the watery or caleurue depoeltlone, and all
unnatural enlargements, as well as puts and lullam
are reduced. and It is taken by men, women
and children: Directiona forum and diet accompany.
_sl.tlaantSeL~~y]inffi.Rs~..l_Bl:S
U. T. lielmistld, Druggist
Dear Sir—l bare Loan a aufferer, for upward of
•
twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kidney affec
tions, during which time I have usolltiarious medic
inal preparations, and been Under the treatment of
the most eminent physicians, experiencing but 'little
Having seen your preparations extensively adver
tised, I censultiil with my family physician in
regardAV hang your Extract Buchu.
rdfd this because I had used all kinds of advertised
remedies, and had found them, worthless, and some
smile inj orlon.; -in fact, I deepalred.of ever getting
well, and determined to use no remedies hereafter
unlesk I knew of the ingredients. It was this that
prompted me tone. yobr remedy. As you advertised
that it was composed of bucket, cubebs, and Juniper
berries, it occurred to me and my physician as an
excellent combination, and, with hie advice, after an
examination of the article, and consulting again
with the drugglist, I concluded to try it. I com
menced lie use about eight months ago, at which
time I was confined to my room. From the first
bottle I was tuitoniehed and gratified at the benefi
cial effect, and after luting it three weeks, was able
to walk out. I. foltNunch , like writing you a full
pritement of my cane at that time, but thought my
improvement might only be temporary, and there
fore concluded to defer and see if it would effect a
perfect cure, knowing then it would be of greater
value to you. and more satisfactory to ne.
I am now able to report that a cure to effected after
nelog,the remedy for five month..
I kayo not used any now for three months, and
feel us well in all seepects ea I over did.
4-Your Bucket being der.sid of any unpleasant taste
and odor, a nice tonic and invigorator of the system,
I do not mean to be without it Whano•or occasion
may require lie nee in such affections.
• hi DicECTRIIICK
•
Should itt.v doubt Mr. ?debut wick's stab:mut, be
rotors to the fellrylng gentlemen
MEE
Ilon.ym. Bigler, ex Uovoruut, Penneyhaat
llou. Thou. U. Florence, Philadelphia
lion.J.o. Knox, Judge, Philudelphin,
lion J. S. II ack, Jaio, Phliadolphia
Hon. D. R. Porter, oz-Oovurnor, Pennsylvania
Huai. Ent+ Levie, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. R. C. Odor, Judge, Unllal Halos Omni
lieu. O. W.'Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
hon. W. A. Porter, Ca,.lphla
non. 381 in UII I r, oirrlovernor, California.
lion. E. Danko, Auditor tionCral,Wnahlpgtun, D. 0
And tpauy .00401, nacesiary
Sold by Druggist. And Dealers .averYwhere.
wuro of couutorfollx. Ask for ILlolmboid'k. Take ao,
other. ram- 7 ;1.25 per bottlo, or BP.:Allem for $0.50
polliarOd to stoy uddreea. ,Dactibo aytoptomp Iq 01 .
• •'!
commubleatloiaii.
&larval
ll.' lIELIKBOLD,
°Diug and qh'etniar *tireliouse,
C 74 BROADWAY,
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
/ono up to i tiol.ugravo,ll'wrappor, with fac•6ltollo
ht . ' my Chemleal Warehouse, and signed.
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ally, VNlctqLle. Hair :-Rpewer.
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Sold by nil Druggists o o d Deniers in Metlicinr.
Priee.One Dollar Per Bottler
R. P. H A L L C 0., Proprietorg
LABORATORY, NASHUA; N. H
26aug70-ly
Plumbing, , Gas Pitting,'cf;:e
11==!
PLUMBING I,
( p. -ND STEAM
Ay_ o._ 18 Xoyell 11(1A0_720
STILL AT RUBLNES,tiI
The undersigned are now Ililly'prepared to attend
hi this busium in all Its different branches. They
also keep constantly on hand and for sale,
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WATEIi. CLOSETS, BATLI TUI3B,
. WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS,
WATER CLOSET'S, - - BATH TUBS,'
WASH BASINS, HYDRANTS,
, Lift and Force Claterne,
' Lift and Force Ciderna,
and Deep Well Purina, Lead, Terra Cotirt
and Deep Well Pumpa, LentL.Terr. Cotta
and Iron Pipe, Chimney lope and Flood.
RAS PIPE AND FIXTURES
'Wane, and all- kinds of_Braso Work for steam .and
water constantly on hand, or furnished to °Nei%
Dwellings, Churches, Factories and other /Millings,
Iriitown or country, fitted np with neatness and die ,
patch., All work warranted..
Thankful for public patronage, we hope by strict
attention to business to merit a continuative of the
same. Terms reasonablo ft requiring but ono trial
to secure your custom. Give us a call. Don't forgot
the place, No 18, - North Hanover street, In the bnso•
me at of Sipo's now building. All orders loft at the
residence of oltherilossru.
11 0 CFAMPBI'LL on HENTVOOD
-t efilidr
7t7.iir G promptly
attended tu. Tames Canipboll, •Alexnndorb Row,
Pitt street,'of William Honwood,6outh street, ILIJOVO
West.
Having special advantages we are prepared "to
tarnish " •
COPPER WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
for Still Housecoat other purpowt home or at a
distance.
COPPER PIPE_ furnished to order, either &aura
or brazod.
25augly
For Sale—Vatuabilc Beal Estate.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, executors of the estate of ,layoll
Meese'roan, late of South Middleton township, Cum
berland county, deceased, will expose to public Sale,
on the premises, in ea id township,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, that Yahoo-
Ida Tract of Land, belonging to the estate of said
deceased, situated on -a public road tootling from
Carlisle to Petersburg, about . 2% miles south of Cor
nell], containing
109 ACRES AND $3 PERCIIII9
and having thereon erected a
STONE 'DOUSE AND BANN BARN
The land is inn good state 01 'cultivation, with two
One orchards, and its nearness to Carlisle and other
markets renders It a desirable property.
The sale is being mado under MI order of the
Orphans' Court of Cumberland county.
Tousle Or AALE.—One-fourth of tire purcham money
tobe - pald' on the confirmation of the redo; the
balance of one.half on tire first of April, 1871, when
deed will be marls end possession given, and the
remainder on the Mit day of April. 1812.
JACOB MUSSELM AN,
• DAVID C. RICHWINE,
Id WHAM OLEIM,
18aug70-tea Exectieors of 'Jacob Musselnurnolee'd.
pußmp SALE.
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On Saturday, September 17, 1870
The subrerlber will 801 l on the promises, at one
o'clock p. ni. of sold dny, in the village of MI. Holly:
Springs, the following described
HOUSE AND 4.0 T OF GROUND,
containing 181 foot front, op tie Carlisle nut) Ilanovir
Turnpike, and. 190 fort deep to , on alley, having
uructed thoreopir
TWO-STORY TRAMD AND PLAST.DRED
D W, L G Ii O,U $'E ,
Frame - Store Holm, Taller Shop Pronto Stable,
-Sunkq i Donee, and other build Imo, tote the reeldmice
of Wllllum Alexander, dummied. Thorn aro en the
lot a large numbeeof Choice Fruit Trend, 811rithitery,
Sc. The propurtY le ouseeptible of being livid ul into
two lots, tuid will bu offered as it whole or le pate to
suit purcluoicro.
Toomi—Ton pet cent- on the day of sale; the bal
ance of ono-half on the link. of April, 1.871, tattoo
possenelon Win be Oven nail deed delivered, and lan
ronioliabig ono-half in two untie' Rlllllllli payinente,
with intereat Winn the flri.t of April, 1871, to he se
cured by Judgittemt bondif •
MARY ALEXAN
eIIARLDI 11. MULLIN, Aftorney.lii tact.
, N. 11, Moony, Auctioneer. -
COUGHS, , tNFLVENZA,-
SORE 'THROAT. COLDS, witndilNa COIIO,II
CROUP. LIVER COUP', AIWA BRONCHITIS,
. A BLEED/NO, OF THE, IU NUS,
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and eve y affection of tho Throat. Lingo. nod ClUst,
pro opeedily nod pernmentlysorod tho lon of ,
ivisTARP BALSAM OF WILD . CHERRY..
Thin iroil:limiwn AireparAtion' data not • dry Lif
cough ,lud tho causo behind. n• Iq 1,0 c.ao with
most tomiloinoe,•hut it looseli4 ,and ,Qepnacn„oho
lurigkand allays Irritatnio, thus ...living Hun caw...
tho*"•• • ' • -
' CONBU3IPTIOiI CAN
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by a tlmoly rev ut 10 standard remeify, an Is
proved br buiiiirads of testimonials roceired by tho
proMlotors.
Proparml by"filltir & SON, llostoo,
Rnd void by - dealors gonarally,' ' ' •
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Noticcls bee ecy glrote,thitt an election will be held
on .lito
Onday, September il . ,•1871), between the hours of
ton it.it., and four p. tn., et th'o Wilco ofthu 1:1 lithey,
In. Carlisle, lfr, tlqi purpose of dosing Ahheteen
mi eo ton o f tbo o u mbe.oppd 'Valley, Mutual -Notes..
Bon Company of Consberlendtiput o y, td 80M1for the
cunning yor, • '..- ' ! l' • . -
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beko‘l6WV,Carlish,; Pa,all ITOCOIVa propokits for•
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opeolflcullona bo uai tho Oleo of John.l..
Droop, 'lf 0. , 18 South nanover Afoot.. Oontreotora to
Viva pots; at" for .ttiSilbuout of cootruct, The CoulT:
mittoofe.ervo tlia right to.ucerjA rqjoef hide.
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call!, prepArod pre'paratiott of , Its
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orlginnl youtbrui color Lill
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,y all. Persona whom:l,llr ;4WD
or falling 'not will, by'tle non of
our xee Its pea oG
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trglifoperthut tlu+• hnlr glandm will
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unless the follicles are dextroyell
It In Cooling, and allays all itcliinlj,
nod Irritntion of tha acalp. It Jose
not stain the stiti no do clpo, but
makes tin scalp white and demi
Ai a drekielog it N the best and most
economical preparntlddin the world.--
ea lie effecle lad el
Send for our ,Trentist on tho hair,
free to all, by mail
r. vtEtvwooii
CARLISLE, I'ENN'A
BATH TUBS,
On Sqturday, October 1, 1870,
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