IN 61r...ism—Digging garden, white
yrasitingUndeloaniug house. -
COURT PROOREDINGS, The regular
' term of 'Court began on Monday last.
:A great4many persons' 'wore in attend
,' and's, and we understand the amount of
- criminal liiisiness to be brought before
the , attention of the Coral. is unusually
largo. The morning of the.•first day was
consumed in granting licenses, swearing
in the' constables and grand jurors, and
others Miscellaneous. business qenorally
attendant upon opening o a regular
term of court. The civil ca s upon the
list for at the first we k, Weri3 - all
continued, savo an action of trespass
brought, by Gardener, against Jno. Ja
cobs, esq., Which at time of writing is on
trial. , .
The following criminal cases, were
acted upon::
Corn. vs. Jos. Windernaker, Wm.
Windemaker, Charles Windeinaker,
Augustus Snavely, Philip Baker,-!:Riot-,
This case was brought before • the Court
in August 1870, at which time three of
the defendants; - Jos. - Windemaker; Chas;
Windemaker and Philip Baker, were
arraigned and plead guilty—the two
former were sentenced, each toimprison
ment in the county jail for sixty days,
whilst Baker was sent for one year to
the same place., At the present term, the
qther two were brought into Court and
plead not guilty—The jury found the
defendants guilty, and each was sen
tenced to six months in county jail. Ma.
glaughlin for Coln. Emig for defendant.
Com. vs. Bak.- Mathews—Larceny—
tenth of April 1871, defendants being
brought intO , Court, pleads not guilty—
owing to the absence of -witnesses, the
Court at instance of District Attorney,
retUrned a verdict of not guilty—Ma
glaughlin for Corn. Beltzhoover for
defendant.
Com. vs. Jos . . Windemaker, Charles
Windemaker, Wm. Windemaker—
iurglary—antering shops to .commit
felony—defendants being arraigned,
Charles and William plea not guilty—
and Joseph entered plea of guilty—the
jury now directed, in absence of evidence
against Chas. and Wm.—to return a
vordicebf not guilty—Jos. Windemaker
was sentenced to five years imprison
ment in Eastern Penitentiary,
Corn. vs. Oliver Morrett—fornication
and bastardy—defendant pleadi guilty,
nud the usual sentence was-pasieti.'
The following •ttuu bills wore found
by the grand jury, which is still in ses
sion : •
Com. vs. William Bell—larceny.
Corn. vs. Parkei Trego—larceny.
Com. vs. John Bell—larceny.
vB.`Thos. Gilbrit—fornication and
bastardy.
Com. vs. Auggstas Nebinger—forni
cation and bastardy.
Corn. ♦s. Peter 0. Rouko—arson—
burning stable.
Com. vs. Jacob Butlar—litibony.
Com. vs. Audrow Frakor—fornication
and bastardy.
Corn. vs. Jacob Low—larcony.
Com. vs. Benjamin Green—resisting
an officer.
The following bills wore ignored :
Corn. vs. Lang Nickels—horse stealing
—larceny.
. vs._ Win._ Windentaker,
Matilda Windemaker, Kato Hanford ?
Wm. Windeinaker and JosYWindomalfor
—receiving kolori goods.
Com. vs. Peter O'Reuke=assault and
•battory with intent to kill.
Corn. vs. Geo. Copo and Jno. Railing
=larceny.
Com. vs. 13; J. Bailey—lrcony
Lore. vs. Benjamin Green—arson
'Thassynous FlRM—Newburg, a small
Tillage, in the upper end of the county,
zontaininglfabout GOO inhabitants, has
been visited by a disastrous fire. The
following particulars obtained from an
.‘eyo-witness, and one of the principal
sitilTerors, we lay • before. our readers :
Between l 2 and 1 o'clock on Monday
morning last, a fire broke out in the
stable of C. C. Stevick, csq., the Ilamds
then communicated to the stables of
Henry Clippinger, Daniel McCoy, George
Gilbert and C. Hartzell. Six stables in
all wore burned to the ground, two of
which wore owned by Mr. McCoy. The
outbuildings attached .to- the different
properties. excepting ono, were burned
down...
The flat was supposed to have been
seen first by Dr Burge, but as he is
.speechless, considerable time elapsed
before the citizens were awakened.
. After. being thoroughly aroused, the
• citizens worked heroically and unceas
ingly, until they wore almost exhausted,
being destitute of a fire engine, they
were compelled to carry water in buckets,
from the neighboring wells and pumps.
Fortunately there was no wind at the
time, or the' little village, along the
7 mountain side, might have boon laid in
:ashes. As it was, groat difficulty was
experienced in. preventing the flames
:rpm communicating to..the residences of
(the citizens. The roofs of six different
(horses wore on fire, but, soon. extin
guished. A-barn belonging to' Captain
(Carson, at the upper end of the village,
'was on fire, bet the dames were subdued
lbeforerany.seniene damage was done.
'The,fire ',Continued to burn until noon
idf Monday, metlkwithstanding teams
'*ere busily engaged hauling' water
from the neighboring stream. When
'the fire was first discovered., the bolls on
:the school houses and churches wore
irung, and the people for miles around
'soon began to arrive and assist in chock
ling the devastating. flames. •
entiro loss is estimated nt from
$3,000 to $4,000; some of tho properties
are insured in the Lurgan Insurance
Company of Franklin county.
Mr. C. C.. &crick, cabinetmaker, lost
:a horse valued at $l5O ; a cow worth, at
Beast $75 ; a hearse, valued at $l5O ; and
.0 fine hogs, together with several him
,dred feet of lumber, worth about $2OO.
Mr..C , s loss is. fully $l,OOO, partly
insured. George Gilligrt lost 2 largo
.hogs..
The origin of the fire is unknown, but
'it is very generally conceded to have
boon the work , of ',the incendiary, in a
spirit of revenge. This is not the first
fire that has visited Newburg. On the
.seventeenth of March last, a large barn
was destroyed by fire. Two years shape,
the large hank barn and stable of Mr.
,McCoy, was burned to the ground, and
in the present conflagration, Mr. M.
loses a bank barn, and a nevi 'frame
stabli. Our informant also tells us that
„throats to fire other properties, have
since been made.
ANOTHER F1RE....-Three" stables were
destroyed by tiro, on Saturday evening
,
last, in Orrstown. valuablo'cow was
consumed in the flames. It is said to
have boon the work of an incendiary.
Brxra. Anoilrult Fllllll.--.The stables of
Mossis. George B. Cole and "lobed Law
ton, d Blitypetnibing, were destroyed by
fire 'list i Igbt (Tuesday.) We did not
learn 910 particula%
...g.conan.—Last week Mr. George
Weller, of Monroe township, received
severe injuries while engaged in kauling
fodder. Ho was standing on the rear'
end of the load, when the horse sud
donly started, throing him backwards
to the - ground, seriously injdring the
shoulder blade, and , inflieting. severe
bruises:. ' •
D. W. BURKHOLDER, No. 35 West
Main street s is selling candies to the
trade-nt 18 cents.,per lh, Gro'core and
others keeping'candy, should give him a
calk Dou't forget the place, next 'door
to Piper's Book Store.
[ANNOUNCEMENTS.]
Go to Madame Roto for chignons.
switches, &c.
Errn.A.llne switches from Paris, at
Madame Rotes, South Hanover street.
COAlBlNGertnadg—into . switches, chig
nons, .curls, at Madame• -Rotes,
South Hanover street, below - Beutz's
store.
J, 1-1. WOLF,
19, 'NORTH HANOVER STREET
I desire to inform the public, that I
have just opened, and am now offering
for sale the best assortment of notions
and fancy goods ever opened in Car
lisle. My stock is entirely new. I would
call your attention to the following : A
cull. lino of Ladies', Gent's, and Misses'
kid gloves, Ladies' and Children's cot
ton and woolen hosiery ; Gent's cotton
and 'tisk; thread half hose ; lace, linen
and silk handkerchiefs ; lace collars,
hOop skirts, corsets,' Swiss and Hamburg
edges, and insertings, zephyrs, German
town yarn, canvas, and worsted patterns.
A largo assortment of plated and jet
jewelry. Agent for Richardson's cele
brated shoUlder seam shirts, on hand,
and Made to order. Call and examine.
MADAME. ROTE has removed to South
Hanover street, where will be found a
large assortment of chignons, curls,
frizettes and a fine lot of silk switches,
and the latest style of flax switches of
a superior quality.
FOR SALE OR RENT
A large and commodious three-story
brick house, on the corner of Main and
Bedford streets, now occupied by Mrs.
Gordon,. has all the; modern improve
ments, with brick stable and ice house
attached. Inquire of H. E. Shapley,
corner of North and Pitt streets.
REMOVAL 1 REMOVAL!!
Madame Rote has, removed to South
Hanover street, below Bentz's store,
Where will be found a largo assortment
of chignons of the latest styles from
Paris. •
ATTUND to securing your coal for win.
ter while prices are low and'quality good,
Call at the yards of
A. H. 13LAIR
A LAiials addition lately made to the
stock' of lumber, in the yards-of
A. H. BLAIR.
Dn. 'W. D. HALL
MARY L. HALL
Office and 'iesidence 37-South Hanover
street, Carlisle, - Pa. Rooms strictly pri
vate. ,Cortsulta.,ioq. frpo. Drss.
Hall
makes the treatment of 'female diseases
a specialty. lde7o6m
JACOB LIVINGSTON,
Dealer iu
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 27 North Hanover street,
Offers the following goods : War
ranted pure, unadulterated and full
proof. Always as represented.
Genuine Imported French Cogan°
Brandy, old ago. . •
Pure old Rye Whiskeys by celebrated
distillers.
Best quality Ginger Brandy. Pure
old gin. Puro old Port wine.
The very best quality Sherry, Claret,
New England Rum, &c.
Kimmel. P...1r0 white spirits, for drug
gists and family use.
Sold at the loweSt_prices for cash. A
call solicited.
21apllin •
JACOI3 [LIVINGSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer inTOBACCOI
enuFr, CIGARS, 'PIPES, iftc,
No. 27 North Hanover street
Odors to the trado the best brands of
a large variety of Chewing and Smok
ing Tobaccos, real Michigan Fine Cut,
in bulk or in tin foil.
W. E. Garrett's celebrated snuff. Real
genuine Imported Havana Segars. Tara
Connecticut and Domestic Segal's.
A. large assortment of everything be
longing to the business, and sold at as
low a price, as in any Eastern city.
The public is respectively invited to
call 'and inspect my largo assortment.
Every article warranted as represented.
21ap706m
IMPORTANT-,
TO PRIVATE PAMILIEEI
Pure and unadulterated Wines and
Liquors, supplied at their residence, by
sending order to store, or through Post
Office. Every iirficlo warranted as.rep
resented or the money refunded.
JACOB LIVINGSTON
21ap6m No. 27 N. Hanover stkeet
LLIIRIIIIIINRIPV, coal constantly on hand.
Also a full assortment of lumber at the
lowest prices, at the yards of
A. 11. BLAIR.
25au70.
SPECIAL 'NOTICES
FISH CHEAPER AND BETTER V
Wo ofTvr very fine, FAT MACKEREL, .wholpale
and - retra, - 60 PER CENT cheaperthan - But - y&F --
Other hinds in their season.
WILLIAM BLAIR SON,
elap7l South Bed, Carlisle, Pa.
BE WISE,
Warta wisdom will benefit you; to not newer, ou.
trolled by your incredulity, hundreds have caught
relief from the horrors of Dyspepsia through the
medium of Dasturn's trel-DrariPTlC &MUM/ BITTERS
and found It. Why should you suffer %hen this odmi.
ruble stomeohle has cured many similar eases-why do
you doubt whileother b4ilieve and ore cured I Delay In
this matter is both dangerous and unprofitable. Your
health, happiness nod business suffers, whllekorstant
neglect is frequently fell. wed by merleur and cocoa
trollable results. Dzsruria'a pumas are equally
useful In -the unmetone difficultlea attending Ind!
gestlon; as Ihmoutiiress, Clexarirsvow, he:, while ;or
FECES and Lava and other disorders proceeding
from Iftssurrs, it is the 'only reliable preventive and
remedy known. . 24se 69
s.
• B.
S• • SAYE, SPEEDY, AND SEER."
Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Clierry;and Mar.
hound, is manufactured by an ontlrely - neveprocosii,
and contain. the best known rerpcdios for Coughs,
Cold., Bore Throat, ,rind all Lung Compluinta.
pleasant to the taste, but powerful in Ito action.
Bond for a circular containing list of unclog used,
sod the manner of preparing thorn, - to • ,
DR. J. It. MORRIS,
Easton, Pd.
•
General Agent.:
;An Y. Henry, 8 Collego Place, N. Y.
- Jolineon, Holloway & Cowden, 602 Arch id., Pblla
Bold In coma. by
- °roman -&-Wolthlnglon.'
P. Horn, 0 -
T. N. Prank, and •
T. D. Ilarorstlok. • , o , 20Jan71.601
ERROItB OF roliVa
. .
ffentlemal,efho euffereefo'r yenrs from Ifertoue
Debility, Premature. Decay, and fin the effects o
youthful indlecretion, will for the cake of sufferlory
humanity, sand froo to all who need it; the receipt
for linking the eimplo' remedy, by which be roe
cured. Buder;ira wlehlnd to profit, by the advertio,
er'a experience. saddest:ol,y, addrosilnk; In who ,
confidence, JOHN B. OGDKN,
No, 42 Cedar in. New:Yolk.
Ua 7-70.1 y
DR. SCHENCK
.Advisos ConsumAives to go to. Florida
in Winter.
• Miring for the list thirty-flre years devoted My
whole time end attention to the study of lung die
cues and consumption, I feel that I understand fully
the course that ought-to be pursui d to restorea
tolerably bad enema diseased lungs to healthy sound
ness. The pint and most important stop is for the
patient to . avoid taking cold, and best of all
places on this continent for this purpose to winter,
le Florida, woll down in, the State ' whore the tern.
peraturo regular, andlnot subject to such varia
tions ea to more Northern latitudes. Palatka le a
point I can recommend. A good hotel is kept there
by .Patermaq. Last winter I saw eoveral persona
there whose lungs bad been badly diFeased, but who,
under the healing influence of the climate and my
medicines, were getting well.
hififdreil - miler - flirther - dowirthes - river lea
point which I would prefer to Palatka, as the tem
perature le more oven end the air dry and bracing.
klellonville and Enterprise aro located there'. I
should aive - a decided preference to Mellonvillo. It
je two milts irom river or lake ' and it seems almost
impossible to take cold titer..titer..The tables In Florida
might be better and peanuts complain at time., but
that Is n good sign, as it indicates a return of appe
tite, end when this la the case they generally increase
In flesh. nod then the lungs must heal.
Jacksonville, Hibernia, Green Cove, and many
other places in various parts of Florida, can be safely
recommended to consumptiVea in whiter, lily reaaohe
for saying so ere that patients are less liable to take
cold there theiravliero there balm even tempera
ture, and it le not necessary to any-that where a eon
sumptive person exposes himself to frequent colds be
le certain to die ehortly. Theiefore no advice is, go
well down into the etate out of the reach of prevail
ing east winch; and fogs. Jacksouville, or almost any
other of the localities I have named, win benefit
those who ore troubled with a torpid liver, a disor
dered stomach, ' derpnged bowels, sore throat or.
couglf,Amt - fortlioso *Wee Illiiga_nrirdlnexteed - ¢ more-.
eouthern point is 'earnestly recommended.
For fifteen yearn prior to 1.69, I ma. professionally
in Now Fmk, Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia
every week, where I ease and usamined on on aver.
five hundred patients a week. A practice so
extennive, embracing every possible phase of lung
disease, hoe enabled me to understand the disown)
fully, and hence my caution in regard to taking
cold: - A pereon may take vent quantities of "Schenck's
Pulmonie Syrup, Seaweed Toaie and Mandrake
Pills," and yet die if he does notAvold taking-cold.
In Florida. nearly everybody is tieing Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, for the climate to more likely to
prodinebilious habits than mere.tiorthern latitudes.
It in a well established het that natives of Fiorito
rarely die of, consumption, esp.elally those of the
southern part. On the otter hand, in Now England,
one-third, at tenet, of the popfation die of this terri
ble disease. In the Middle States it does not prevail
so largely, still there are many thousands of caeca
there. t n va-t percentage nf, life would be
anved If consumptives were as evilly alarmoi in re
'gard to hiking fresh cold en they are about ocartet
fever, email pox, he. But they are not. They take
whet they term a little cold, which they are credo.
lone enough to believe will wear 'off to a fOry days.
They pay no attention to It, and fiance it lays the"
.fouudation for Another and another still, until the
lunge are diem:teed beyond all hope for cure.
lily advice to pereons whoso lungs are affected even
'slightly in, to lay in a Ott ck of Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, behenek's Seaweed Tonic, and Schenck'.
Mandrake Pills, and go to Florida , I reconfmend
these particular.medirinch becooea I am thoroughly
aCqualuted with their action. 1 know that share
they are used In Maict accordance with my ilirec-
Moult they will do the work that Is required. Thh,
..complithod, ma.e will do the rest. The physi.
clan who prescribes for cold, cough, or eight-sweate,
and then advises the patient to n nik or ride out
every day, will be sure to have a corpse on his hand.
before long.
My-plan is to give my three medicines, in occord
once with the .printed directions, except in mime
cases, where a liver use of the Mandrake Pills is
neceteary. My otject in to give tone to the stoma Is
—to got up a good appetite. It in always a good
sign la hen a patient I.4gius to grow hungry. I bare
hopes of such. With a relish fur food and the grati•
fleatTon of that relish comes good blood, and tvith it
moro (Irish, which is closely followed by a healing of
the lunge. '1 het Cho cough loosens and abates, the
creeping chills and claminy night.sweats no longer
prostrate end annoy, and the patient gets well, pro
vitithi lie avoids taking cold.
KW there are trimly consumptives who have not
the Menne to go so Florida. The question may ho
asked, is there no hope tar each! Certainly there
ie. My advice to much tooted everlne been, to stay
in a warm room during the w triNri; with a tempera
ture of about seventy degrees, which should be kept
regularly at that point, by moans of a thermometer.
Lot such a patient take his exercise within rise Inane
of the room by walking up and down as much as his
strength will permit, In order to keen up a healtby
circulation of the blood. I have-cured thoneauda by
this system, and eon do so again. Consumption is no
entity cured no any other disease if It in tonso in
time, and the prepeekind of treatment is pursued.
ilia act Mande undispnted on record ilint Schonek'e
Pannonia 83 rep, Mandrake Pills, and Seaweed Tonic
have cured vet, many of what seemed tb be.hopele,l4
canes of consumption. thi where you will, you will
be almost Certain to (Ind./MI.O poor consumptive who
lies been rescued from the very JR,. of death by
their use.
Su far as the Mandreko fills aro concerned, every-.
body should keep ri supply of them on baud. They
act on the liver bettor than calomel, and leave noire
of its hurtful effects bridled. In fact they are excel
lent-in all rases where a purgeti co medicine is re
quired. If you have partaken too freely of (ma'am!
dierrhu•a Demme, a dose of the Mandrakes mill core
you. If you are subject to clef headache, take a dose
of the Standrakeer and they will relieve you in two
- hours. - If - yea - would - obviate - the effect of -a clomp
of water, or the too free indulgence in fruit, take one
of the Mandrakes every night or every other night,
and you may then drink water and eat watermelons.
pear., apples; plums, peaches, or corn. without the
rich of being rondo sick by thorn. They will protect
those who live in damp s heathens against c h ills and
fevers. Try .them. 'limy 'aro perfectly harmless:
They can do You good - only:
I bate abandoned my professional virile to Boston
and Now York, but nonillion to me patients at my
oOise, No. 15 N. SIXTH r Erect, fhiledulphia, every
Saturday, from 9e.m.t03 p. m. Those who lila; a
thorough examination with the Iteeliremeter, will
be charged five dollers. 'I ho Itespirumeter declares
the exact condition of the lungs, and patients can
readily learn whether they are curable or not. But
I desire it dintiontly underetood that the value of My
medicines depoode entirely upon their being taken
strictly neon dog to directions.
IQ concloelon, I will say that when persons take
my medicines and their systems are brought into a
healthy mkodltion thereby, they are not mollable to
take cold, yet no ono with,' bowled lunge can bear' a
sudden change of atmosphere without the liability
of greater or lees Irritation of the bronchial tubes.
Full directions In all languages. accompany my
medicines, ko explicit and clear that soy one can me
them without consulting mo, and can he bought
front any druggist
.1. 11. SCIIENCK, M. D..
10nov7013rn N 0.15 N. Sixth etre°
WIRE EA HANG, WIRE au ARD,s, for Store
Fronts, Asylums, ke. Iroo Bedsteads, Wire Web•
binge for sheep and poultry yards, Brass and lroo
wire cloth Sieves, Fenders, Screens Yor coal, .ores
sand, de., Heavy Crimped Cloth 'for spark arresters
Landscape Wire for ; Windows dc., Paper ?tinker°
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every Informa
tion by addressing the manufarturers, M. WALEEIt
& SONS` No 11 North Sixth street Philadelphia.
Omh7lly
MARKETS
CARLISLE PRODUCE, MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by B. C. Woodward
Wainerttay, April 12, 1871.
FAMILY FLOUR
SUPERFINE FLOUR
SUPERFINE RYE FLOUR
WHITE WHEAT
RED WHEAT
II YE
CORN'
WHITE
_OATS
BLACK OATS
CLOVERSEED
TIMOTHYSEED
FLAXSEED
MARRIED
DIXLER—BISNTZ.,-In Carnal°, April 4, at St.
John's Itertrry, by Eer. Wm. Levorptt, Dr. S. II C.
Bizler, 'of °natal., Pa., and 'lliac Aunt., II Deutz,
of Carlliaa.
DIED
LliCAS.—On tho third instant, In Clanchteem
Isabella Lucas, in tho t wen ty.ilftliyear of her age.
the twenty-Efth u!tlma, to
IHckio•on township, lemma W. Oultralth, aged 17
years, 5 months and 3 days.
NETV TO-DAY.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS 1
Thi"utaleisignecfma•tl respeAfttl vy cal the nt
tentlon of Ws cuitowara.ml lb° public genorAlly
to hle entire now unit largo a .gorttnent of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
VESTINGS,
•.p.9latly ednyttoi for
Spring and Summer We'ur !
All th• latest otyloa to bo had in aura, and toady
for jour early inspection
All possible elbsrts will be made 'to please you
and give you a g•od Having employed the ee:e
butted and he lorltilla cuttor,
MR. JOHN HASS,
IrtoAlA rytiblonlbl • I . 3rotithiray,Noi, York,
111=lar of aunOunalog toyon now,
A Perfect Fit
Es: plo(o tqlsortmout of
Gentlemen's' Furnishing Goods
Also Valle., Carrot Bowl, Satchols, Tritilks, Ao
110 - Givo us a
Yourii
IZAAC LITIp:O679N,
No.. 22 NorthrlloOoTer.Stroot,Carllslo
Estublished 1847
1:oct70
NTICE.:-L- Tut. FIIHRALD Priuting
oak. Ilooke,'und accoontti of, We late A X..
Maim, deceased, and of Itheara A Dunbar, have
le•eilitaeed in the hostile of A. L. Spousler for col
lection. AU persons indebted for. auteloription and
otherwise, wilbooll and make p.m at.::
4, do 001.131.146
13'0126
NEW. TO-DAY.
NOTICE IS • EBEBY GIVEN BY
the President of theldiretnar Iron and. Rail
road Company that the liciard. of Dlrectore • of said
company will meet at their office,' at Neertille, on
THURSDAY, the 13th of April; liestant,at ten o'clock
A. a., and that thou and there will, be publicly ex
hibited by Joseph Militia, en., chief engineer timid
company, thd maps, surveys, Willed end climates of
the several tallroad lines of mid company; and. that
from the date of said meeting" until the twenty.ninth
of April, indent, will ho received at the same office,
by the President, coaled propoeals for the building
and completion of a railroad from a point on tho
Cumoerland Valley railroad at or near Elhlppensburg,
eta Cleversborg, Upper Milltown, Papertown, Boil
ing Syringe and other points to a point on the Cunt
Unload Valley railroad, at or near Fhiremannewn.
And aim for the building arid completion of ei reit.'
oldiromDlilsbnrg.or_vicluityloJderhanlceburg.._
Ihe contraction of tbo road *III be awarded to
the lowest bidder, provided hie -proposal Is accom
panied by sufficient onarsoteee that his part of the
contract Mall be faitinully complied with. '
Terme and conditions will be snide knewu by the
company, on the da•e of the above meethig.
13apil td DANIEL V...A11L, President.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
The Treasurer of Cumberland county, Pa., will
attend for the purpose of receiving StAte, County
'and Militia Tait. for 1871, as requirid by act of As
eembly, at Ike following times and.plaers, via:
Hopewell and Newburg, at Sldp'. hotel, May
8 and 9.
Mifflin, at Mall's Moro, May 10, nod at Shertnitinli
alma, May 11.
Frankford, at Momenta, May 12 and 13.
Southampton, at Boughman's hotel, - May 15 and
10.
Penn, acEyeter's hotel, May 17 and 18.
Dickinson, at Sfarte'shotel, May 10 and 210.
Middlesax:„_atiMidaleenxechool houseollay 22 and
-2J
North Middleton, at Beecher's hotel, May 24 ,and
23.
-South Middleton. at Rupley's hotel, May 261 . at
Filler's hotel, May 27.
Enst P•mnaborough, nt Wilder'e hotel, May 29; ail
Olowine'S h del, May 30 f
Hampden, at George K. Daisy's hotel, Slay 31 and
Juno 1. -
Silver Spring, at George Duey's; hotel, June 2; 'at
Grove's hotel June 3.
odor Allen, at Irviac's
,betel, Jane 5; at Heck'.
hotel, June G.
• . Grp, Allen, at Culp's hotel, June 7 and B.
Monroe, at Hush's hetet. June 9 and 10.
Shippenaburg borough nod township, tit McNul
ty'. hotel, June 12 and 13
Newton, nt Mcßride A McCleary'. hotel, June 14;
at Iliellinger's'June 15
New-villa at Renneberger'e I old], Joao 16 and 17
Went Penneborough, at Chisuell'• hotel, June 10;
at Fair'e, June 20.
Mechanicsburg, at Leldig'e hotel, June 21 and 22.
Now Cumberland, at Bells hotel, June 23 and 24.
Carlisle; nt Treasuter'a 011ice,_June 26 and 27.
On all Couaty Taxes paid before Auyust 1, an
nbatment of 5 per cent will ho allowed, and . on all
lases unpaid on August 1, 5 per tient will be added.
The Treatturor will melee taxes at his Mice, until
the first day of September next, at whirl, time dupli
cates of nil unpaid tate. will be limed to the • con
ittablcS of the respective boroughs and townships for
collection.
Also, at the mama time nt d pine., merrhants and
dealers con obtain Merciatile Licenses of County
Treasurer.
ECM
F OR AND MACHINE
J. & P. COATS'
BEST
SIX-CURD IN ALI. NUMBERS,
Prom No. 8 to No. 100 inclusive._
FOR BALE BY •
AllDeahre In Dry tio:ds anti Notions.
THE SCHOOL
Morn largely patronised by Young Men thin
any other, for nloess r Academic Education,
is Eastindn College, Pottphtisop.de. New York. It
fit the oldest, best, most eedeortaliterrosetical School
in the United Sides, and the only. one providing
situations for Graduates. refer to patrons in every
State. fiddregs,
11. G. EAST .1 AN ! LLD., Prositlehl
40 WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR !
A3IEWICAN 11171tAk 110)1E from April, 1,
1871. A Frst-elasy, 111g111-pogo, Agrlcolural ml
Fomily Weekly. Elloclmeosyleo.
110,1'S BSti‘ I 1.C0N., It. ,. rteier; N.Y
S. S. FITCH'S Family Physician ;
Deo prigni; tient- by quail free. - Teaches -boy, lo
cum all dneases of the person; akin. hair, eyes,
comploalon. Write to 714 Broadway, N w York.
FOR . $7 PER LINE, we wll insert
au advertisement
ONE MONTH,.
.. •
in one hundred and Fifty-five
Pennsylvania Newspapers,
including Cil•1511 &Men.
We rob, to the publisher of thin paper, to whom
eur romponsibility is well k of.o. Lint coot trio.
Address 0110. P. 1101(51.1, & CO.,
Advortisins &gouts,
Noe. 40 & 41 Pork How, Now York.
FRAG RANT SAPOLIENE
Cleans Kid G'oyee end nli kind. of Clothe and
Clothing; remove. Paint, Gecase,Tnr, die., instantly,
without the 10001 injury le the Ithret fabric. Fold
by dlngidsts and fancy gin do denim, FRAGRANT
•SAPOLIENII CO., 83 Barclay etrect, Non York, .10
Layalle meet, Chicago.
D R. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR
ESTABLISLIED 1602.
A remedy width has been totted for 10 yearn, and
'proved in thousands of cones capable of curing all
diseases of tho threat and lunge; performing many
remarkable cures, motile s trial Item all vrli.J.are
suffering from similar affe•-tlntis and vainly seeking
relief Will you let prejudice prevent you froth be.
log cured also?
CouAs and Colds.—The druggists say It cures
them all.
Astlima.—Therellef end cures of it are marvelous.
'trot/chills —.Every sufferer rill find relief and
cure.
Throat Ailments require only a few dose..
Luna Diseases.—Lax cured cases pronounced In
curriblc.
Debility.—lt renovates and Invigorates tho system.
Lir. r Complaint.—]lost 'Teeth o rugu'utor of this
organ.
Dynn.p•ln.—lta nction on tho etounch
cures It.
Appetizer —lt is the hen: tb.givittg end appetite re
storing n
p.OO
4 tO
4 60
lio
126
Urluaty Oritna —Action cn thorn Ir !narked nod
Itit. CROOR'9 WINE OP TAR le rich In the modici•
nal qualities of Tar, combined with vtgetabla
gradients of undoubted value, w filch make it unsur
passed, th.t only for the complaints enumerated, tut
It rapidly restores exhausted strength, cleanses the
stomach, relaxes the liver and puts them to work,
causes the food to digest, and makes pule blond,wnd
imgets a vivacityappreciated by both sound and
sack. If you aro afflicted in any way, woc knew if
you, try tho life-giving tonic proportira' - of - Dr.
Crook's Wine of Tar, you will add your testimony to
its great value in correcting any "ills that flrelt is
heir to." Prepared only by OLlYkit CROOK st ett s .l
Sold by Drugg•sta overywhare.
•
Forßcrofula, Serefulous Tumors, Scrofulous Dis
eases of the Eyes, or iScronila In any form, lilieurna
tisin, Diseases of the Liver, kruptions, 'quiples, Rolls
Totter, Scald Amid, Ulcer+, and old Bores, or, any
discaso depending on a depraved condition of the
blood, take Dr. Crook's Compound Syrup of Solos
Root. It is combined mith the best tonic prepara.
tions of Iron known, and is the brat Alterative and
Blood Purifier made. Cleanse your Blood. Try one
bottle. Sold by drtvglsts. Propirod only by
01,IVEtt CROOK k LO., Dayton, Ohio.
USE THE RED HORSE POWDER
(2O and 40 packs, Rad Horse Trade Mark.) Apace
cured of glanders. Aaron enyder's U. Assistant
Apeseor. Monnt -Etna, Pa., C. Bacon's Livery and
Exchange Stable, Sunbury, Penn. limos cured of
lottudel,--Wolf & w I halal's, Donvll o, l'a., •.
Ellis's, Merchant, Washingtonvillo, l's., J. Mica
Slosnaker's, Jersey 81. ore, Ps. Horse cured of Lung
Nover.—iless & Bro'i, Lewisburg..., Pa. Horse cured
of Colc.—Thos.Clingan's Union Co, Pa. Bogs cured
Cbolora,--11. Barr's, 11. d• A. Cad w Milton
Pa. Cows cured.—Dr. Met:leery, J. H. McCormick
Milton, Pa. Chickens cured of Cholera and Gapes—
Dr D. T. Krobs', Wat•ontnwn, Pa, Dr. U. Q. Davis,
C. W. Stlckor, you, and James Palau's, Biller, Pft.
hundreds more could ha cited whom stock VIMS
Bayed by using Om Rod Hors() Powder prepared by
CYRUS BROWN, Druggl•t, Chengist and lliorsommt„
arlds - Wholosaltrauditotall Drug atid - ClRMileierEin•
portout, Broadway, Milton, Pa, to whom all ordore
should be adders ,ed.
BLOOMINGTON (ILL.) NURSERY
Nineteenth Year. COO Loses 13 Greenhouses.
Largest Assortment— , all sizes Best Stock! 1,,w
prices! Would you know What, When, llnw to
Plant I Fruit, Shade, Ever4roon Trees, Root Grafts,
Seedlings, Osage Plants; Apple Seed, Early Rom
Potatoes, Shrubs, Rem, Greenhouse .end Mardian
Plants, Ate., ,tc. .rower nod Todotsbin Seeds I Fin
.ust, nest collection—Sorts and nudity. Send 10 ear ta
for New • I Ihutated, D. seriptive Catalogue-00
pages. - Send- Stamp each, for Catul-gues - of Seeds:
with plain directions-01 pages; Bedding and Gar.
don Plants-32 pages, end Wholesale Price, I,lst—s•
pages. Adam. P. 11. P: !ERN IX, Bloomington, 111 l
ads. • 0
1826 1810
USE the " Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam." Tho old standard remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption. &tailing bettor." CUTI.A.R
BROS. k CO., Boston.
VINEGAR, how made in 10 hours,
will:mut drum,. Partleu'ore 10 reale.
F. 13A6n, Cromwell, Conn.
AGENTS READ
WE WILL PAY AOENT/3.. A SALARY or 1130
PER WEEK and expellees, or allow a lsrgo commis.
slon to sell our now and wonderful Invenlons. Ad
> diem. M. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich.
CIJT_TRIB OUTI • •
(„
And send twenty-five mate fo4ll ticket. and draw a
Watch, bow* . AloclAnt, Piano, or some .artlelo of
value. No blanks. Six for oue dollar. Addrote,
PACK AND ik 06., Cloclnnall, Olio.
AVOID QiJACKEI.—A victim of early
Indiscretlt n,-Mlusitut- nervous .debility, prema
ture decay, ,Sta, having tried In veld every advertised
remedy, tau a duple means. of self-cure, which be
wilt need free to `Ms fellow-aufferere. d4rese
Turrt,E, 78Noseau street, Now Yoe's'
I.3neflet
TliE Schbol Direotors of '24ddlosox
amiably, will rarely., proyotals for tho erec
tion of a Wick school hour° on school lot No. 0,
'known as Lawborton't nelloofigrohnd, nt •Thudluin'a
botol,
_ln Carlini*, Baturao, •Apill 20, Isll, The
bourn tu be 110032 foot by 10 foot - clear In yelling.
'Nor - full apechloatlons, COO it.o. LtuahortOn. by Or
iler of Board,.
• GEO.W. JA001:10;
111ap713b .• ,Secretary
. .
9 UARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,' -
PHILADELPHIA, FL; April a, 1871.
,
aided proposals, I. triplicate with a cepy of this
advertieement attached, will h e received at this.
office, until 12 o'clock 1.1 , on SATURDAY, Iday: G,
1871, for delivery to the Quartermaster's Department
of this District, at the pieces
; named below; the fol
lowing amount of rage:'D ..
• •' • torn, ono, Hay, S fr ato.
. lbs lbs lbs., lbs
. ,
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Fort 14TIonry,
Ild • 408,435 485,450 167,508
Carl IWOknocks,
Penns 21,900 43 800 81,760 06,352
Fort Foot Md 13,088 17,264 12,3E9
I. .
1F art 11(1015g. , ..
ton, lid ' - 10,000 15 COO 52.000 .23,500
Raleigh, N• 0 . . 30 234 - ' 51,240 24,308
_FA._31a0an,..N.._0... 8 784 10,248 23,024
I Fort Monroe, Va • 132, 44 . 15 - 153,520 -- 110,760
1 Fort .7ohaeoo, •
N.C.. 15,320 20,440 13,050
Pikeseilla Area-
nil, ltd
Baltimore, 51d- 8,700 36,050 61,100 - - 12,000
Lumberton,. N: C 3 210 5,040 - 8,640
.. -- -..----- -
40,660 711,446 038,062' 461,477
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All grate to be of the best quality, tree from aunt,
dirt or other impolitic'. Oat.. 32 psunds to' the
bushel: Corn, 56 pound. to tho bushel; bey of the
beet quality, timothy ; draw to be of rye of the
beet quality. The corn and mils to ho Backed. The
hay and "straw to be baled. The prici bit to include
the cost of.bolling and sacking. Ono-half the en
tire amount to be delivered by Septum tor 1, 1871;
the balance by November 1, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will a1.0,b0 received , nt tho
same limo and place for delivery, at the plans.
named below, of the following amounts of Wood and
Coal, viz: -
Wood Ora 4.111. Cbal Lit.
(broil, Tens 2,2107b0s 2,240
Port - sfcllenrY, - Md.. - . . - .294 600 - - - • „
Ciiallsle Barrack., Pa.... 163 • 385 ..
Fort Foote, Md 160 ' 175 ..
Fort' Weeh ington,,Md...loo - 212 • •
Raleigh, N. 0. 400
• . ..
Fort Macon, N. C "." 600 t • • • •
Fort Mooroe, Va,i6oo . . 1,350 - 6
Fort Johnson, N. C /310. ..
Pikesville Arsenal, 81d.....40..
Baltimore, lid 23 7 ..
20 ..
Lumberton, N.O
3.104. 3 045 0
The wood to be merchantable hard wood. The
Anthracito coal to ho the boat White ash, end free
from bone, dust and othor impurinaa. Tho fuel and
forego are to be delivered at the wha.ven thn fol
lowing named stations: Forts Menenry, Foote,
Washington, Macon, Monroe and Johnson. At Car
nal° barracks, Pa., Raleigh N. C. and Lumberton N.
C., in the yard. or places provided for their peep
Lion. At Baltimore, Md., at such times and places
as the Acting Analatant Quartoromter may dlroct.
Blank forms of proposale furnished upon applicn-
Mon to this office.
, HENRY HODGES, „-
Major and Quartermaster, U.,10. Army.
13ap71-11
7-30 GOLD LOAN
OF Trig
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
RAPID PROGRESS OF Tup WORK
Tho building of thu Northern Pacific linilrones
(begun July 1), In being pushed forward with great
energy front both oxtromitlee of the line. revere!
thousand men are employed In the Minnesota and
on the Pacific coast' The grade le newly completed
266 miles westward front Lake Superior; trains are
running over 130 miles of finished road, and track
raying Is rapidly pregreeelag towaid the eastern
hotter of Dakota. Including its purchase of the St.
Paul & Pacific Road, tho Northern Pacific Company
now low 413 milm of completed roa anJi by Sep
tember next this wi 1 be ittcremed tout leant 600.
A (TODD VIAST%I ENT. Jay Cooke S Co., aro new
selling, and unhesitatingly recommend, ne n Profi
table and perfectly Sato lueeetment, the Find Mort
gage Land Orant Gold Deeds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. They have 30 years to run, bear
Seven and Throe-Tonths per cent gold 'lnterest
(more than 8 per cent currency) and are scoured by
first and only - mortgage on the ENTIRE ROAD AND no
enotrosurs, nod alto, as taut on the Road la com
pleted, on
23,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of track,
or 600 Acres for each' $l,OOO Bond., They rad' ex
empt from U B. Tax; Principal and Internet aro pay
able in Gold; Denomientidne: Coupons, $lOO to
$1,000; Megletered, $lOO to $lO,OOO.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 7-30 1 . are
at all times receirnble at Toe PER CENT ABOVE PM
In exchange for the Company's Lands, at their low
est cash price. Thin renders them practically IN
TEREST REARING LAND WARRANTS.
OEO. WETZEL,
Treuk's. Cumb County
- .
FINKI oG FUND. 'I ho proceed. of all sales of
Lands aro required to be devoted to tho 're-purelia e .
and cancellation of-the FirstlflortgA.l3 Bonds of the
Company. Tho Land Grant of the Road oaceede
Fifty Million Acres. Thin immense Finking Fund
will undoubtedly mural tho priucipal of tho Com
pany's bonded dobt beforo it fella duo. With their
ample security and high rata of Interest, thorn is no
Investment, accessible to the people, which le more
PROFITABLE OR SAFE.
. .
EXCIIANG INU U. S. FIVE-TWENTIES. The enc
.es of the New Government 5 per cent Loan will
compel the early surrender of United Platen 0 Tor
cents. Many holders of Five-Twenties ore now ex
changing thou for Northern Pacific Sevan-Thifties.
thus realizing a Itandsome profit, and greatly
creasing their yearly income.
OTII • R marketable Stocks
and Benda will b y e received at their highest current
price in oschsneti for Northern Pacific Seven.
Thirties. rxracss cusitoes en Money or Bands re
ceived, and on Seven-Thirties sent to return, will be
paid by the Financial Agents. Full information, maps
pamphlet. etc., can be obtained on application ut
any agency, or from the. undurnigned,
FOR SA Lir BY -
JAY COOK .E C
PIIIIADELP(IIA, Now Vona, WASIIMITON,
Financial Agenia Northern Pacific Railroad Co
By BAN and 14N KE ICS. generally throtthout the
country.
•For rale by Wm. Painter & Co., Bankers, Phil:adol
phin, neuter, Feetorn Penu'n:And Car ielo Petrielt
Bonk, Farmer,' Hank, and FireMatio,pal Bank, Oar-
Hobo, Pa.
91.71 3m
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postoffice at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING APRIL 12, 1871 :
• LADIES LIST.
Craig Henrietta Jobpson Sarah
DIM.° blery Kruthers Ann
Drew Lucinda Loveland Silos
Fie er Lucy AlcManerdda
Faber George Myers I anah
Garber D II McCord ' S S
o.lduer Jeeelo - Naugle hingzie .E J 2
Hoover II D Whirtlrr Eliza
Hardy Bally Zell Catharine
GENTLEMEN'S List
Castleman D • Longg'illorl IV II
Cox Franklin Myer. C E
Do Laney Win Payers Fleck L Co
Fortooy Chrislain Myer. N A
Gondecker Jacob -Dlundorl F -
Gill Wm 'Balling Semi A
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G•rdner J 0 Rigglionan a W
Gilbert. II S& Co ...r. - Stickler JL & Son
Gently Patrick Stone Israel
Hoffer Pato. Thomma Harry J
!farm. John White Wm J ,
Hammerseloy Edgar Willoonbory & Black
Holmes Albert • Williams Thomas
Dolet Henry
Jame. J D
TAM epli
Litter V P.
Lor x Henry
Watches and Jewelry.
oLobKS,
WATCHES, AND 3070.1. RY
W. D A. NAUGLE, .
PRACTICAL 'WATCHMAKER,
111[4111Cfrr SqUARA OART4SLB,
ono door wont of tho Vgiutsleer Prjntlng MOP.
Would reepectfully Inform Ide old friend. and the
public In goneral, that he Lae commenced tbro
Watch and Jewelry Business, -
in the above named build.ng, whore ho !a pronsred
to do any kind of work .in the line of .Clocks,
Watcher, Jewelry, ke. Having 11.11 over twenty
years' experience In The buainees, I fool confident I
can give entire satisfaction to all who favor we with
their work.
Special attention paid to tho renal. lag of Me
All work warranted. '
•
. Engraving dune ut abort notice.
:Maori° W. D. A. HAUtiI..E
The Cumberland• Nurseries
CUMBERLAND NURBERIEB
A large and floc stock 0f,.a1l kinds of
ERtilT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
GRAPE VINES, •
• SMALL PRUITS
lIARDY AND OREENHOWE FLOWIRS• AND
and a general yarloty of everything In the nursery
, All warranted true td name. Orders removed
will be carefully attended to, and packed to carry
any distance. Every person Invited to call a t the
nursery, or wed for Club Price List.
•
• HENRY 13. ItUPP,
10J1n714ru.9111 ram e fawn, Cumberland co., Pa
Pure Lirug'A, chomtEals, tec;
FOR PURE DR GS, CHEMICALS;
and Potent Modl Ann, go to J. B. Ibnoretick,
No. 5 South IlitOor. r streot. Also, noplonthdo.senrt•
ovott. of Toilet Vogl, P,Banorlee, taut Fancy TOW.
4t .
. J. 11. HAVMRSTICIC,
Ni,.6 South Ilniweer etreat,Carlhen, Pa
13.110
Warmers, Look to Your Interest I—
blooded Leicottershlro lirs° that took
the first promlnln at tho Canihorland comity falr
last fall will' aloud tide Benson at , J. O. itudeher's,
three miles North-west of Carlisle, on' the Nogg 'u
ses bap !toad. •
Oapn3t•
OU can obtain' Dye Btuffe,' Perfu
.. Ivories, and Fancy 'Articles, at J. B. Haver.
stick's. ,prescriptlons. carefully com.
Roundod at all times.
J. 11. TIATERSTICN,
N 0.6 South Lianoyer West, Carbide, Pa.
lancl7o
FOR SALE,—Soieral lots situated be
incenn Lotort 9 ring and Garrison Lana: Sulu ,
bin for building lo or for-tinck . gordoning; Mug
boat finality of ground for Oils pin-polo. Apply to
CLUB. 11. IllaillUßN
El=
F OR RENT.
. .
L.
Tho etoreroom now, ocouplod la L. T. Greenfield,
two door.' from Market Square, r.set kltft street.
Possetsion given - April 1; MITI, or perhaps 1100130 t.
- Apply to , • • .
.16dec704f : ' ' . JACOII ZUG
... _ •
FOR' RENT. • •• .
• . .
n k • storeroom, oN Wait Main otroot, and' now
iscdpled by BOintiol Woolly, is for rout from tho Oral
of 4p rIIAoI,C. at;Tula Ornos..
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NEW TO-DAk..
. . .
Waiver Israol
Wb Itiman Lew In
Ninth. T B
Wntzel Jobn
Yuker David ti 2
E. D. RHEEM,
Postmistress
No. 3 Inhoff's Building,
VEGE MBE PLANTS,
DAVID LONG,
Owner and Reaper.
Dr: Anti's' Medicines
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
FOR PIIRIFYIN-G TUB BLOOD
. . ,
The reputation , .
this excellent medicine ealeya,
Is derived from its , cures, many of which are truly
marvelous. Inveterate' canes of Omen:Ilona" die.
ease, whore the system seemed saturated with
corruption, have been purified and cored by it.
Scrofulous affections and disorders, which were ag
gravated 11.1 the scrofulous contamination until
..they weropaintully afflicting, have been radically
cared irs such great numbers in almost every sec
tion of the country, that' the -public scarcely need
to be informed alt. virtues or uses. -
Scrofulous poison- Is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. 'Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitu
tion, and invites the attack of 'enfeebling or fatal
-diseaseer without exciting, a suspicion ol it• pres—
ence. Again, It comae to breed infection throughz
out the body, and then, on some favorable occasion,
rapidly develop into ono' or other of its hideous
forme, either on the surface or among the vitals.
In the In tor, tubercles may be suddenly deposited
in the' lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or It shows fin presen"e by eruptions on the
akin or foul ulcerations ou some part of the body.
Bence, the occasional use of a bottle. of Able
Sarsaparilla Is advisable, even when no actqa
symptoms of disease appear. Pomona afflicted with
the following complaints generally find Immediate
relief, and ,at length, cure, by the use of this
SARSAPARILLA: St. Anthony's Eire, Rose or
Erysipelas, Teller...Vali Rheum, &lad Mad, Ring
worm, Sore Ryes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scrofulous diseano., Also: In the
more concealed forme Dyspepsia. Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Pits, Ep i lepsy, Neuralgia, and the
valetas Ulcerous affeetioue of the muscular and
nervous systems;
Syphilis or Venereal and Merent fal Menne AM
cured by It, though a longtime is required for Bub.
-doing above-obstinate =ladle.. by _any _medicine..
But long continued me of thlemedielnoorlll tore the
complaint. Lencorrhora or Whit.. Uterine Cicero.
lions, end Female -Dleensen, ,ato commonly soon is,
tiered and ultimately cured by its purifying and
Invigerattug effect.
Minute Direction. for each cane are found In our
Almanac, supplied gratin.. Rheumatism and Gout,
when caused by accumulations' of extraneous Mat
ter. In the blood, yield quickly to it, as sine
Liver Complaints, Torpidity, COngestion, or .lisflamet.
tier, of the Liver and Jaundice, when arising, as
they often do, from the - rankling poison in the
blood. SARSAPARILLA le a great restorer' for
the strength and vigor of the system. Those who
are Languid _and Listless, Despondent, Sleepless and
troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Rare,
or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness,
will Ond Immediate toilet and convincing evi
de.° of lie restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY •
, On. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWffL, MASti„
Freaked andi7Anatyticat Chemists. .
BOLD BY ALL DRUGUISTS EVERYVYLIBRB
J. B. HAVERSTICK,autp '
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLEMED 1851
HIGIIEST PREMIUM SILVER
METAL, awarded over, all L-ompoititinn, at
Mechnalc‘' Exldbitinu, lionton, October, 1869. •
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
=3
WROUGHT IRON, AIR TIGHT,
GAS-COSUMING II ENTER,
with patented Dust Screen,Orsto Bar Rests, Wrought
Iron Radiator, and Automatic Regulator, kr burning
Anthracite or Bituminous Coal or Wood.
10. sizes for brickvro4, and I sizes Portable.
Manufactured only by
•
•
J. - IttYlstOLDS & SON,
N. TV: cor. 13th §• Filbert Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
These Heaters are made of heavy wrought Iron,
well riveted tozethor, and aro warranted to bo abso
lutely One and Dust Tight. They aro the only
Hewers that aro managed without any dampers,
and In which all kinds of fuel, can h•burve I without
lOraticm - .
Cooking rinngos,
for Hotels, liestouruots, cud Fan,lllss
EMI
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fite Place Heaters,'
Low Down Grates,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pamphlet. fultcescrlption, .ont free, to any
ddreic 23June7u•ly
SPECIAL NOTICE
CLARK ' BIDDLE
Respecqul7y Intorra - their. errk.d.-that
E=!
(Into of the ti•mof liniley & C 0.,) hen this dny nen
elided Iliwelf with them, under the firm futile of
ROBBING, CLARK & RIDDLE,
end will continuo tlio
WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS
at the old stand
1,124 CLI2ISTNUT STREET
• PITILADEIXTITA.
They are now offering, reducod pecwi, a rhoico
Block of
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATC,IES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ,
STERLING SII,V.RWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS
ENGLISH, 'FRENCH AND VIENNA.
LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS
261up70
THE BEST ANP CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO
Iknzamitfactured .1
FACTORY NO. 1,
1D DISTRICT OF MARYLAND
XIV - Soo tbat °very packogo you boy bows th
Inßcriptlon
20.t70 ly
TO THE WORKING CLASS.—halo
Olt FEMALE. We aro new proposed to fur.
Mall all chimes with' constant employment at Items,
the whole or part of the time. Business new, re
spectable and very profitable. P. room or either sex
orally earn from $3 to $5 per evesing,,and t mtich
larger' amount by devo.ing their wit. le time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as murltlls
'noon or women. Any one sending,tur our - full In-
Itructiona la certain to make money fast. That you
may,teat the Utolness, we will send free by mad, our
FULL INaTRUCTIONS 110 - TO COMMENCE,
a'so a valuable sample package of roods. Those al,
ready startrd era making $6O per N.A. devoting
four or firthours a day. NO -CAPITAL NEEDED
to start bn. mar It is adapted for all localities If
you want permanent employment, and largowet arm,
send your address to AL YOUNG A CO., 66-Fn t. u
street, New York.
2mitTlaui
FURNITURE, _V U le.N IT URE
A IL EWING, •
CADTNI,T MAKER. AND UNDERTAKER,
Weat drain' . Street
OPPOSITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE,
Premium for Beat Furniture awarded at adieu° ly
YalreAnFe 1857.
Furniture of all varieties nut( ptyles of Foreign and
Domestic manufacture, from the ne rosewood cud
mahogany to the tweet priced maple nod pine,
rA.R.Lon,
NIA MEER,
Pui.va
=
F U B" - N1 .tIR
Einb,aclng otery'articlo used by lionae and - Motel
koepora of the al nt approved t.pA tatlllatattolo design
'and fete . also intsge Puraituro In
setts; Wee lon and Catnip •Chairs, Ititteresses, Gilt
Frames, Pictures..tc , &c.
Particular attention given ns u..nal to fut.erals;
orders front town and country attendat toproulpry,
and on moderate terms.
,S'itecird offentiots paid to Cu. seintiort of Mal Pi,
f A 11. E.
21mnrch186.1•
Z. P. Boyer, Pottsville, Penu'a
P. BOYE
Z I ,
'POTTSVILLE, PA,
kar:ufactker of_
i'RAIL, from 10 to.o4:pounds per yard
All 91‘of
HOOK BVIKEB,
SPLICE I'LATES,
• AND CHAIRS.
• • ,
Alpo MERCHANT DAR IRON, of all nissa, , •eon•
itontly on hand, at tho lowoot snarkot price. .
Furnace, •
• .• Rolling •
Uolliory *Machinery, ' •
• . - Boilers,. and
Steam Pum s,
\. nurLfro ORDER.- •
Also,iraSnor and shipper of tip colobratosl .
' *lit Sprinir Hematite Iron Ore.
, 15,Ja7111m
Borough, stateiiient.
•
RA NNUAL"FINAN'CrAL'
Wont of tho borough °Marlton>, for the fiend
your ondlog March 25, 1871, Jos. W.,OGILBY, Tra,to•
arm. .
REGEIETS..
Toinilonnt on hands per last statement.:. $l,OOl 30
Received Gas and. ater diVidOnd 1,124 00
do do do Int. on bowl 67 CO
do . A.J. Welsh, collector 1869 in full. 341 96
do" - • Interest ou Mrs. Thorn legacy.... •68 33
do Margaret Miller cost of pavement. 90 00
do Joshua Pagan, coliector'lB7o 6,321 03
4o . Rent of Market House 1,652 84
do Wm. Gregg, Clerk of Markete.:.. 228 48
to Exhibition licenses 92 60
$9,878 64
~ __DIBBURBEMENI S AND EXPENDITUREB,
Outstanding Orders of previous years.
Cash paid John Boyer, street consent sion•
or, 1809 - 0210 80
Gas and Water Company, g. - 254 00
R. J. Mackey, Eltst&Tax, 1870 . • 157 50
E. Swart:, pol Leeman ' 105 71
Wm. C: sun, do • 65 71
J. Cart, do . 20 00
Jolni Groan, do 25 71
P. blonyor, high constable 76 71
•
U. Faiton, glare, powder, .he 85 76
A. 11. Blair, lumber for bridge.. 78 42
U. Taylor, Janitor • 45 00
A. Beetem dc Co., lumper Nod roll 21.30
G. Llndemood, ropalriog tool, 21 55
!Moan & Dunbar, prlottn:., - 21 50
Dration & Kennedy. do 21 00
Jos. O. Thompson, costs Murray suit 21 25
11. ItleCartnur, or.. telling stalls 10 00
IPA' Elf ouvrood, plumbing .
IPA' 8 70
8 muel Common, curator 0 25
C Weaver anti U. Cornmau, ele,etlon c x..
pongee 0 00
- 41711,Z01g1er, - atoro ----
Ithinsamith it Ittipp, stone.... 2 60
IL Wolf, handles for to Is 1 25
PRESENV YEAR
Cash paid borough coupons Interest on
judgment $2 284 10
Elias Donnelly nod hands, work on streets 1,019 77
Jttnies McCarter, work on North stroot.. 202 .50
A. L. Bponalor, pa and water
J. 13. humor, high constrtble
J. Brow naelicenian 3311 00
Cif P. Myers, policeman • 380 00
J. IVarcham and 8. Stout, pollicman
(spacial)
Wm. Gregg, elork of market
It. McCartney, Jr„ secretary
Joe W. Ogliby, Treasurer...
(Inorgo Taylor, janitor
L. lleekondorn, curator • , 12 60
Campbell k. llunwood, plumbing/ and gag'
fitting . -
172 .90
F. Gardner, lamp poets hc -. 12318
0. W. Early, refunded borough taxes 87 88
,Joe. Geiser, do do do .... ' 12 05
Weakley & Wallace, ',tinting 135 40
=MEM
W, lteunctly and It. Black, exponents to
Harrisburg , 800
C. A. Cortunan, clerk of Inlets, duo 4 50
I.lniim 'Fife Company, on appropriation... 175 - 00 -
Hood Will Company on appropriation • 100 r 03
'
Empire do
Ooorgo Llndomood, 'repairing tools
Henry:Wolf, ' do do
A. Itectern A Co., lumber and coal
CM=
kot
Shearer dc 0000
r=in=l
0:12111ME
P-Spnlir and oth tn, bra-k, atone
Jam. Sedge t mid I tilers, !dote
EMMIM=I
street
3s cub hither sod others, ”trveylu.. thttath
St roc t 5 00
11. "yore and othern, regulators 11, UV
It. B. Cornellun, ncal•e fur market "T. 15 l 0
R. McCartney. gr., yelling stall. 15 00
James Arnintrong, preparing duplicate.. 20 CO
J. hn .Boyer, 12 00
8. Wetzel, croening
A. 9. Lino, lamp at market 9 90
Jacob Rheum, election Went Ward 10
B. CornEuon,e , ection Ent Ward
Boucher and McCarter, bill posting
I
D. Smith, qualifying officers.
A. ODonel, repairing pumps.
T. Conlyn, wludin4
W. Kennedy. 11 ttoruey foul_
J. Fagan, painting at market
It. McCartney, paper, Ink, /...c
Jos. Thomp-On. cold., on Lane suit
Valance In hands of Tronnnor
INDEDTEDNIISS.
Carlisle gee and water 100 n.... $25,00) 00
" bor. ugh proper 10an.... 20,41.10 04
Warden judgment ?MO 99
Oot.Oouding orders 2,914 19
Due Carlisle Deposit hunk con.
pous redeemed 1,192 00
•
ASSETS.
I,lo4,lnromenrfls'egatiand wa
ter fitovk per Titlue $ 0 , 1, 0 00
Loocy 5164..Ti.nrn 1,000 00
Duo on St. Ilaseseniunts 340 00
Borough 'az uncollected, 1870. I,o'lll 04
MrlMrdl
44wigert. Judgment "Ulu
Cush Is hands at Treasurer, (gas
nu l Water etguilunr, due bill ' '
count( a ac oral $259 67), . 294 09 $3O RIO 23
Excestt of Indebted $27,076 9t3
1301.OUGIr - LONDE)) PHUT, £A US "DU . 1.3 AS
EINMiIEM
do 141 1877„,..... . 70U 00
do I,t h 76 1 six) 0/
do Irl 1070 13,400 00
do ' 141 1000' 13,000 00
3 0 (.400 00
BOUNTY ST ATE 11 ENT.
Dlt.
To iiniouut on hoods, form or eat,
Minuet. $:.7,097 5 . 5
Received of S. W. Early, culler
tur 1808 291 10 ‘i , '
Received of A. J, Welsh, collec
tor, 1809 373 RI
Reed - C.l of J. Foii,np, collector,
1870 2,730 39
CR.
By bounty Maids anticipated— 41,426 17
do do do nod lot duo... 2,575 W .
do do cottp-ns reilrotned.. 747 00
do Stomps for bounty, por
no. n 1 54
By Treasurer's commission on
$0,492 50 I. 32 40'
By balance In hands a Treas ,
uror 1,710 53
$:.,491 50
BOUNTY BONDS FALL DUE.
January lot 1072 $2,200 (0
do Ist 1873
do lot 1871,
-do tut 1878
" Total bounty debt --- 4 -- $ll,lOO 00
ASSETS.'
Balance In Itnt.ds of Treasurer sl.t 10 03
Outetouding tit,. of 1870 1,100 38 $2,819 40
Excess of bounty Indebtedness, SB,t!SU MI
e. the Auditors of the borough of Carlisle, do
o.
Iffy that wo have examined tho toregoing lur
outtb and b. uuty accounts of Jos. W. Ugilby, bor
ough Treasurer, and find a balance duo said borough
of Vito& 69, and also a halal to due the bmttity ue•
count of $1,710 03. Witness oar bawls this Is enty -
flab day of Murcia, A. It,, 1071.
M. W. HACKMAN,
• W. 6 NVOODS,
JOHN J. FALLER,
3umiX7l3l A tiller.
J. E. Caldwell & Co., Jewelers
E. CALD WELL
"' J E W E 1. E It $,
002 CHESTNUT STREET, I.IIILADELPHIA,
Havinglargely Inerea..l their
P LA TED'')VA RE DEPARTMENT
Fon opoctol atteutlon to that pluck or
SILVER PLATED 000.D0,
comprising, besides their usual lino of Floe {faros
of high grader, n nioA complete /monolog of
TADLE WAIIBS,
Plated on While Metal,
reliable to quality, au i offered at oxceedingly low
priceo. A full 'moot'
PLATED
Z_,
cirpreerily ma 'd for their retail elle., and Combated
in !single .101[0111 or In contpluta cola, put up ill HMO.
W 0.14 and Walnut Came.
All good,. eo'd on thidr"own trot Ite at fixed prim',
attached In 1I do 'limos to each talk].
rrico Llst. of Fancy Poultry
PRICE LIST
ON PUItE BREED .„
_TA C P 0 UL Tit:l
VIZZEI
.
We have on Itrui"d the largest and brat selection of
Fancy Poultry to he found in the country. We will
sell oggn of the folio, P g broods thin Orison : '
Dark Brahma from R. W. 11021 s, Strain, Ireland,
Eggs per &hen S 3 OJ
Light Brahma cocks, neighing 121 h, hone Idb
at maturity - , 1 00
flood nv 3 00
llottudral Wh.to Faced.Dlack Spanish, Ilona '
front an Imported cock I AO
Silvered Spanelori I , aniburgn • 2'oo
White Le.horns Yell, w Leg c0tt....,, ...... ~.. 1 00
Oo'don Pheanant; Skiver Pheasant, Mack. Red
• Red tiarn. 11, MAW and RITA Den
'Rune 1 CO
Imported W kilo (Wilma Fowlsl 00
. .
Munk ur Ilrarilllnn Duck 2 60
Rutin Duck •, 2 LO
Bronze Turkey . 5 00
The atone mimed varieties consist of imported
premium, and carefully selceted loch after using the
utleost 'curd In keeping tho broods separate' the
year through, wo fool confident of giving our patrons
perfect satisfaction, thone intorestod ill Annoy Poul
try, aro respectfully turned to cull and eon for them
salvos. .
Fggs careflilly packed nod doliverod by express.
For furthor particulars and all orders, '
l l ama . D, 01. ICARNS,
S, B CEII, Dos 2.3,llechanicsburg, • Pa.-
Allen, P. 0., Pa. "
23f0713m .
~. .
For Sale or Bent
IJOUSE 'FOR SA:L4
NO. 3 IVIIBT•LOUTIINR STILE:IIT
J. 11. HAVERBTION.
, .
12igual
Von SALE. • • '
A :tally, quantity or BTONp, liultUble for uulldffig,
curb, cud Outo.bwrilog pu.porte. Enquiro of ••,
• • Mll3. T. D. POTTS,
Ilarrieburg Turnutko, now 'Norll.4 iinuovor street.
Noun ' •. •
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SOUTH•MOUNTAIN IRON
_ OIIANGE.QF 10013R.5.,
Office of General Superintendeat,j
• COrlisle,' Pa., October 3,.1870. f
Leiter, Carllele (0. V It. R. Depot) 6.83 !:• 2.50
Junction 610 3.00
" Mt. holly '7 20 "; 3.46
'•
hunter's lino 805 Aril,' 400,
Arrive nt line a z ovn • • N 47 •
- -
' • TZETITHNIINI :
Leave Pine .0 rove.. 000.
Ilunter•e Roy 0.45 4.1:0
Mt hotly 4 45
Arrive i.t dunrtlon 10.40 —. 5.15
1?: C. A 161 S,
20ga50 4
NORTH - pRN CENTRAL 1A11;W AY
On and after January 2, 1871. Trains
will'run as follows :
Exprase—Lennie Harrisburg 2.25 n in; arrives at
Sunbury 4.60 a in; Wil lanisport 0.56 n mi Elm ira
11.35 n m ; Canandaigua 3.10 p ta; Rochester 4.45 p
m; Buffalo 0 la p m ; Niagara Falls 0 65 p iu.
Accommodation—Leaves Harrisburg 0.0'.1 n ins;
'arrives at - Sunbury:l(l.6o m. •
iilail---.Lenves Harrisburg 1.56 p m ; arrives at Sun
bury 430 p nr; Willfunwort. 0.26 p in; Elmira 10 30
p m; Buffalo 0.25 a ra, Niagara Falls 10)10 n m.
Fast Line—Leaves Harrisburg 436 p ; arrives at
Sunbury 0.15 p m;• Williamsport 8.10 p m.
R, 02 70
.Express—leaver Harrisburg 535 a In; arrives at
York 6.45 a m; Baltimore 0.15 a m; Washington
1.00 p or.
Accommod.tfon—Lcavers Harrisburg 800 a m;
arrives at York 9.30 a ; Itallio.ora 12,30 p m
Washington 3 40 p m.
Bxprms—Leaves Harrisburg 11135 a n rives at
York 12.40 p ro Baltimore 3.05 pm; Washington
5.65 tom.
Mall—Leav'es Harrisburg 1.25 p m: arrives at York
2.55 p m; Baltimoro 6.15 p Washington 10.00 p
Aecommorlatiou--.P0RY0.9 Barri-burg 5._51; m;
arrives at York 7.10 p in.
Express—Leaves Harrisburg 10.45 p m ; arrives at
York 11 50 ,p m; Bnitiotora 2.30 a ; 'Washington
5 CIO a In.
949 03
1$ 00
.00 00
100 00
175 00
tin
BEI
MiSEI
1 TJ 111 BERL AN D_ _ILAJ It. it
k_i CIIANUE OF HOURS.
30 00
-- AZ - 85
16 8G
61 77
_ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. •
On nod after Thursday, Noventhei.24,ls7o, Passenger
Trains will run daily, on follows, (Sundays esnente,r:
I f 00
26 00
- ACCOMMODATION TIIA IN leaves Ilarrlsbnrg
8:06 A. t , Mechanicsburg 8.35. 4:lir/Isle 0:1/, s tNt ills
9:46, Shippeuslairg 101'22. Chant bet org 10:44.11reen•
rustle 11:16, arriying nt Hagen/town 11/45, A. 31
NIA 11, TRAIN leaves Harrisburg ::1/5 : e ii , r•
eltanlrsburg 2:27. earlinla 2:55, Neter:llr 3.32 : Slk
ratnsturg 402, Chambersburg 4:33, Orem:east le A It,
arriving at Hagerstown 5:40, P st
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 4.30 P Si,
3legliani.nbtirg 5:0'2, Carlisle 5:32, Newvilico :05, Ship
ponsUu rg 6:33, arriving nt I mull ersbn rg 7:00, e yd.
A 311 XED TRAIN leaves Chatnbersburg 7.45 A Si
Or:enrol/tin 0.00, arriving at Ilagerstowu 10:05,
69 75
-." 5J 3S+
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Chniniernburg
Inoo ♦ M , Shippensburg 6:211, Netvvillo G:00, Carlisle
0.33, gleclineicsknlrg 7:02 arriving. at Harrisburg
7:30, A M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Mtge, stown 8:20.1 1, Green.
castle 0:00, Clambersburg RIG, Shippoisburg-11022,
Now villa 10:53, Carlisle 11,0, Mechanicsburg 12:05
arriving at Harrisburg 12:37,1'. or.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12:00'o,,
Greencastle 12:28, Cliambetaburg 1:05, Shipponsburg
5:87, Norville 2:10, Carlialo 2:50, Mechanicsburg 3:18,
arriving at Han isburg 3:50,r a.
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 3:10 r
Greencastle 4:27, arriving at Chambers burg 5:20. P v.
/1 , -/. Making close connections at Harrisburg with
trains to and from Philadelphia. Now Slork,Al'ashing.
ton, ma litywie, Pit tnburg, and all points West
0. N. LULL. Soot
3 00
2 51
20 00
15 00
6 00
2 50
Er]
ECM
$5,521 la
S ll l lo rllllSrolont'il 001.8 Cluoub . g. Nov. 21, 1870
iiIENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Eight Trains (Daily") to and from Phila
delphia and Pittsburg, and Two
Tiains Daily to and from Erie
(Sundays excepted).
A FTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,
MO, Petheetol.--Trelee .e 1 the Pee nryh•nnin
Railroad Com • any will depart Gum Harrieiburg and
arrive at Phi,ndelphin nnl Pittslang no follow,:
2 50—Philadelphia Express leev,n Harrisbarg
daily (except Monday)at 2 e 0 a. in, and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 7 PO it. m.
=I
5 31—Fast Line I,,yea Harrisburg daill_except
Koilifft) at 3) 11. m , and
pbta ni o no a. m.
\t..11 I rain leaves Alteanit daily (except Satidny)
nt 3 00 p, nt.. nod arrives nt Ilanristiorg it 0 nu p. m.
10 45—Cincinnati Express letvve 114rrisliorg did y
at 10 45 p. in., dad orrii es at WeA. Philadelphia at
310 a. tn.
11- 35—Paeific Express leans Ilan Isburg daily
(escept Monday) at.:ll :15 n in., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 326 p. m. •
1 20—SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Hserinburg
daily nt 1 2O p. to., and am ives at WessPlilladelphia
at 5 45 p. m.
Harrisburg Acsommodatlon lca)'efi Altoona daily
(Sunday excepted) at 7 23 a. m., and arrives at Har
risburg at 12 96 p. m.
3 53—Harrisburg Ace,nniodatisn learns Harris
burg at 365 p. m., and aryls.' nt Phi adelphia at
0 40 p m.
7 30-I,nneaster Train, vial Mount Joy, leaves
Harrisburg daily (except :bodily) nt 7 3J a. an., And
arrives at West Philadelphia at 12 20 noon.
, 56,102 50
4 33—Erie Fa*t Line wevt, for Erie, loavea Har
risburg daily (oxcopt * Sunday) at 4 33 p. m., arriving
at Erb* at 7 40 a. m
2 25—E1IE MAIL roost, for Erie, leaves Harris
burg daily at 2 25 n. m., arriving at Erie at 7 90 p m.
12 I3—Cincinnati Express leaves Harrisburg daily
at 12 15 a. m., arrives at Altoona at 4 .50 a. in., and
arrives at Pittsburg at 9 30 a. m.
3,000 CO
3,000 00
2,003 CO
. . .
4 30—Pittliburg Express leaves Harfisburg daily
(except Sunday) at 4 30 a. m., arrives at Altoona nE
0 30 a. m., takes breakfast, And arrives at Pitteburg
at 3 06 p. m.
2 10—Pacinc Express leaven Harrisburg daily at
2 10 a. to., arrives at Altoona at 6 30 a. nt , takes
breakfast and arrives' at Pittsburg at 10 40 a. tn.
Fast Line leaves Ilarrisbarg daily (except Sunday)
at 4 45 p. tn. , arrives at Allem. at 8 55 p. an., takes
slipper and arrives at Pittsburg at 1 20 a tn.
51a11 Train leaves llarrislturg . daily (except Sun
day) at 1 15 p m., arrives at Altoona nt p. to.,
taken supper and arrives atPittutnrg at 1 00 a m.
Way l'a)senger Train leaves Harrisburg daily nt
8 15 a. m., arrives at Altoona at 2 20 p. in., and at
Pitt-burg at 10 20 p. m.
SAMUEL A. BLACK,
Supt. NNW lo Dir. Noun. R. It
Ilarrlnburg Nov. 24, 1870.
READING RAIL 11,0A.D.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
GREAT TRUNK LINE PROII THE North and
North-West tor Philadelphia, Now York, Reading,
Pottaville, Tamaqua, Axhlnud , Hiarookin, Lebanon,
Allentown, P,alton, Ephvata, 9.ltin , Laneuxter, Co•
Trains leave Harrinburg for New York, an follows
At 11:10 and 11:10, n m, and 2:50 p m, coons, ling
with similar fralan on Pennsylvania Railroad, and
arriving nt New York at 10:'0 a. m, 3:50
and 10:00 p nt, respec.lvely. sleeping Cars aerial,
pally thu 3:10 a in train vdthont change.
Returning; Leave Now Yak at 0:00 a m, 12.05
Roan, and 3:00 p ur, Philadelphia, at 7:30 830 a m.
nod 3:30 p m. Sloping Cum accompany the 5:03 p
train fni
ro . Nesv York, without charge.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading. Puttiville, Tamn•
gun, Alineraville, Anhland, hbamokh4Allentown and
Philadelphia, at 8:10 a m, 2:00 iind-4:03 p in, s' up
Ping, at Lubanon and Kind', .1 way stations; 110
.1:05 p m traln ionnectlng for Philadelphia, Pottsville
and Columbia, only. Per Pottsville, Schuylkill
Haven and Auburn ria Schuylkill and Magnet. ,una
It alroad, loam Harriiburg at MAO p m.
Caul, Pennsylvania Ralliond trains leave Mending
for Allentonn, Easton, and Niw Y. k, at 5:00,
us. Aid 4:05 pm. heturnlu o, I. nv net
Vurk at 5:00 a m,12:00 noon and 3:00 p m, a d Allen
town at 7120 a al, 13:25 noun, 2:52, 4:20 nod 1,40 p
Way Passong.r 'fraltt leaves Plulads[Oda o t 7:30,
rt tu, connecting u I th aln on East Penney'.
entail - Anil read, nail, sting (rum Reading nt .th2o p
stopping nt nll ntationa
LOll,O Pollee'll e at 0:00 a in, and 2 30 p m, ITernil
at 10:00 a in, hltainuallt, et' 6,10 mai 41:15 a at Ahlw
4.7:05 a in, dud 12:13 goon,Mehsuoy City, at
- 7151 — n - nr - nnti4,2o
2:,0 p m, for.Phi,ladolphia, Now Sort:, Iltudlng,ellar
rleburg, 00.
Lunen Schur11:111 and Sunquelattina
Railroad, at 5:15 a in, f Ilitrthhurg, and 13:02 110 , 111
fur t'ino Grove and Tremont.
CM
l. A DLIC 4, &P
' Reading Accommodation Train leave, Pottsville at
tutu a on, pans. Reading at 7:3U a my. arriving ut
Philadelphia ut 11420 a tn. lief arising, kaves Phila
delphia at 0:15 put, purring Itu.nling at 7:55 p m, nr•
living at Pottaville at 0:40 p m.
PcotrtoWn Accommodation 'train leaser Pult , tnWli
rtt 6.30 a m ; returning leaver Philadelphia at 4:30
pm.
Columbia Railroad trains lefty., Reading at'7:2o
m, and 0:15 p in, for ;Ephrata, Lila, Lat,ca.ter, Cm
• .
Paklonian It ‘llroad !mini to Ito Perldoinon Ja_ne
11,n at 7:15, 0:05 a in,‘sl:oo and 00.1 p retorid,g,
loavu Seliwenkaril.o Mti 5:10a m, 12:50 limn, and
4:30 p of, o nitrating - will• aliallar truths on Beading
Railroad.
Colobinoltdalo Railroad trains leave Pottstown ut
0:10 a m, 1,15 and 6,45 p in, vaunting, Wave Mt. P.oan
nut nt 7.00 and 11:05 a tn. rwd 3.0011111 eonnec • log with
similar trains on Reading Re I iroad.l
Cheater Valley Railroad 'name I,llvo . Bridgeport nt
Elgiti at m, and 2:05 and 5:32 p m ; refurning, lenln
Downingtowiutt 6:40 a tn. 12:45 anon, anti 5:25 pin,
eoutiecting with tfilliillr lad no 0u It, mull* 'Unload.
On Buadays: Leave Now York at 5;00 p at, Phil:,
dolphin, at 8;00 n nr,uad 3:15
r p (1110 8:00 om, train
- running only to Reading.) leave rottsville ut; 8:00 a
m; learn Harrisburg at 3:10 a to, and 2:110 p ni;
lenvo Allenton n at 8:45 pun; leave Reading at 7:16
o. In, and 10:05 p in, for Harrisburg at 6:80 al in, for
Now York, nod nl, 8;40 n m, and 4:16 p m, fat Ptak
adolplits. .
Commutatilm, Mileage, Benson, School end4tscur
elmr tiokote, to nod from all points at minced rate.
Baggago chocked f.Vongl4; ono hundred pounds
allowed each passenger. • .
• . J. E. WOOTTEM,
tiet Supt qUa ENK m.olvo
•ltundlng:Pu., April a, 1871. .
FORcu •
RENT.—Tht , solloolrociinet now
occupied by MO , Inetltuis, (Episcopal) on
tho second floor of Mnrjon HMI - building, from am
first of July nort; also the Lodoo room onlbo third
floor, Ds occuplodi by,Et, John's Mike of Masons,'
from first of April noxt. ,
Ito7l • • 3, W.,EDY.
0031FORTABLE DwollingilMusD for
SALE.—ThS milersigned offer. at PRIVATE
SALE Ids two-story Brick 'EweMug. Nouse, situated
on" South West street. No. 80. 'lt pa. boon recently
re-fitted and Improved, the walla 'mimed, joss. and
water Introducod, and the gat den w , ol ntockdO with
grapes and butt tress. Poisons &Baring - to: buy are
requested to call and examine. - Tsarina made, easy
to puichasers; anithumedlsto porsosslou given if .11e.
aired. • . N. I'. OA - RIMER.
23tnlattf • .
- . Lines of Travel
RAILRO.A'D
TRAINS RUN AG FOLLOWS
DIRECT 'ROUTE
NORTH AND BO UM:
E=l:
SOUTHWARD. -
A isram R. 'FISKE,
General Superintendent,-Ilarribloqg
F.D. S. YOUNG,
Goneral-Pneoenger Agent. l'Altimore
W EST W A 11 D !
EASTWARD!
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Monday, April 3, 1871
Pedetabie
HALL'S':
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who. linlr Is 'thin
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falling 'out lq the two "I
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fedi., pa, by„itn, tonic ••(undut
Growth !
hig propprres the lin'r will
and IEI a
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flllll ?Ittong Agniii: In
Splendid
mem It w:11 ,rentu a nirw,growill
1 --Dressing._
:uLlces-l2ic-7ulliles mi i'.en ~~p,Z—
It le cooling, alai 1111 , 1311 COI Itching
Try ono
mul Irri!ntlon or tl, orafp. It doc,
Bo;tle
and
not stain tho Olin on do dy... hoc
makes Ilse scalp wblta and chum
As it dressing It is the boa and most
Thicken
eronninlenl p, eparntivd Inlhe world,
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no Its cifec's hist a much I ugur
So• d'ror our Treatim. nn (to - huh
ME
Locks I
free IJ all, 11 mull
Sad by ail Druggist* and preacre in .11eiReinr.
PricSo Ono DollaF per pottl,
R. HALL & C 0.; 'ProprjetOrB
LABORATORY, NASHUA, N. 11
A. nATERSTICK, Agent,
CARLISLE, PA.
26rtui,40 ly
Carlisle Machine
"El
• GARDNER t.C.5 Co
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Reaping ! Seeding ! Threshing!
THE CENBERLAND VALLEY
THRESHER AND SEPARATOR!
Wu offer thin now Thresher and Separator, (Cacho.
& Coo Patent,) to the farmers of Cumberland and
ndJoinitm counties, aafully equal, if not superior, to
any machine now manufactured. It has the groat
advantage of being plain and simple In construe that
It Is a
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In ruing it the former hill ho sure of
moot he Fallibly run out of crop,hocuie it
WASTE:4 NO tfil AIN
but saves a'l that gins through the machine, nod
separa - on entirely the chaff from the str.,w. It is
*nu cagy running machine, and will do It. work
thoroughly. Tolv we guarantee. Ii in at the same
time the cheapest machine lu the market,_, The..
110 It 0 W 1 It,
which we Inrnish to run the Cumberland Viillmy
Thresher le else new and entirely different In con-
===II2I2IIEMOMEM
ing much greater goner and 'speed with lighier
_draft- i ice-Alutt_feue,horsca-onlyi_vcaLba..requiretli
where many ether xualchiced require six and right
. .
The Comb. riand Valley Thresher and Cleaner was
tried on the grounds of the Cumberland Couuty Ag
ricultural Pnciedy nt the Fair of 18711, a large crowd
of farmers being present to Witt.. Its,operatlon.
The trial wniocompletely successful, and the machine
proved its ability to thresh, clean, nod separate
tinily in the most satisfactory manner. All who
wittimsed the trial expressed their approval in' tho
warmest terms. Thu Committee oti Agricultural
Implements also gate the machine a special notice
he their report, strongly recommending it, The
Cumberland Valley Thresher and Separator - has also
boon recently used by Col. William M:lienderson,
at hire farm near Carllele In threshing and loaning
a largo crop. So fully is he satisfied of Its groat mer
its that ho allows on to use Ida name as a tolerance.
Farceurs who wish further and fuller particulars es
to the working qualities of this new inachino are
therefore respectful. y referred to Col. Henderson,
one of the moot widely known farmers of Cumber
land county.
The Cumberland Valley Thresher will always be
wolf and substantially built, of the best material,
solidly framed In every part, and presenting a hand
rime external appearance. !erica of machine, with
30 Inch cylinder, $2OO, without Oregon. A great
advantage orthis machine is that it can bo readily
repaired at any good shop without trouble.
TIIB CUMBERLAND VALLEY PATENT SELF
RAKING
M-ONTER AND REAPER.
We will also build this now machine, with change•
and improvements; fully remedying tho defects and
weak points of thaw built ,Inst season. Our aim is
to supply torment with a good_horue-mado mochlue,
which., if not superior in all respects t• thou: brought
front a distance, will nevettheless prove in all Orse,n.
tint points a good and rahable harvester, All wo
ask for it is a fair trial..
.Tho Willoughby l'atent
UM SPRING GRAIN DRILL.
wn build this well known Grain Drill noir, with
or without Guano Attaclitnent, and the kliovels in
.tralght or zigzag rows, Just ne the farmer prefers , .
We now have, also, a now and Improved plan of
ettarliing the gum tubes, for which Not have obtained
Letters Patent, which, with other Improvements,
makes the Willoughlky the most complete and per.
feet Drill mannfacturelin j_lm country.
Ale•npe on hand n fall lino of
GRICULTURAL 111PLENEST3
Loth of our own manufacture 61111 from ether coda!,
Sediments, including entry rueful machine med it
by 010 Gainer. We may enumerate Say Rakes, old
fanbloned hre•lim a stud 'terse Powers, Corn Shoihrg,
of a Welt toe have three kinds, and tiro diffment
sizes, Cad iron tarn Sheller., Fodder Cutters; Cider
Al file, and other articles too numerous to specify.
Or tere taken for all kinds of
. IRON WOR•K,
In our extensive Foundry and Machine Shops, and fur
BUILDING mATERrALs
p A r Lv l e l 7 to tl , c i e t c o rrion n our Doorstud Surd Factory
WEL'L•SEABONED LUitllEit
says on boil, enabling us to fill idrotders
omptl3. at lila lowent prited: Farmers:Guilder+,
ui tuanufacturers aro Invited to gh a Its a call nod
o eur farilities for turning out good work,
, F. UAILDNEIL A CO.
2.ojan7lhlut
Brady's .Aily
I _ 0 L T,I) A Y
-
WILLIAMBRADY,
302 MARKET STREET,
Ifne Jun returned front Now York with thO' largest
stock of Holiday floods ever 1 rought to thla city
rons'ating In port of
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL SILVER,
of elegant dreign And . AMA, from )ho C lebrato 1
Oorharo Manufacturing Company.
REATTIFUL PLATED WARE,
T,Osolo, Coffoo
_
Cake and FruJt Daiketv, - • • -
•Caraero, Plekla and Celery Standei, -- "
Sonp; Tareunp, W,Jun Siando, etc., ..ota.
TAR, Cutlery f 151, , gant.. dexign and (NMI, trout
celebrated, lam:fact, ry of Ilarr.nut Bros.
it,
n, w paarl,..lrury platud
„
OUR 'FANCY 0001)5 DEPARTMENT
libr cos lido Wing iirt'cles; "Elegant
hulk nhlnl CIIIMA nod 0101,1 /linen 01,104.11—a
Lenin Dui nilic :o, !follot Sots. Wolfing I) er4S, .1,110
Stilltl9, .Idor C 1,04, WI I Boxes, I Ord 13.ei‘tos
nine or Violet and Snodal II uoil, Loather, sllls, ;IMO
etc., ode., paw zee, Statist tin, Coot,: Ploces, %a co
etc., ote Musical Boxec, Ito) Ito foul 2 to-111 idles
and with Irelt. and Maud° In ;Ma Innentt F. each,
Clodt.e, in OM, • Itemize - and M lade Cates; Cu. kou
Ciger Stands; Cigar, Caere, Toba,eu II nen
((Silver and Plated), Parlor Therinontut. re, Ci anvil
Monty Purees and.Poeket llnulte and a great variety
of evor) thing In my line, Call. and examine Om
grand aetortutent.
, ' - WILLIAM BRADY,
302 Mar Let strout, Ilatrialmr,t, Pa
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' Employment .1510.01141
EMPLOYMENT, BUREAU
'oP THE
Young Meu'n Christirtiv—Associatiop,
iye, 323 . .. Cunt?. Serent'L St„ Paitudapain,
. .
Between Cheetnut and 'Walnut.
if youmlOi to hire labor of. nay kind, wato and
toll unjust the }loin Yollwant. 'Tito sups on will
pay. The beat ; Awl cheapest way to reach you,
place, niteLlf the 'roux Philadelphia, you hod' hotter
onoleao Railroad faro. 11e will tin our beat to • servo
ou and give'you all the in rOrnaltioll sac eon 1:11,011 . .
the person we send. Our dealt., is to assist ilia
worthy, and no charges to either party.. Andress
ALEX SLOAN,
Entploytuent
1,23 South - ,Beventh ifreet,
sodast' .