II
ATTRIM to.seenting your coal for win
tar while nrices n awilovit , and quality good
Call tit- the yards of '
i A LARGE addition lately made to, tho
stack l a - lumber, in the yards 'of .
A. 11. 13Litin.
•
DR. W. D. HALL.
-- -- --DEBB. - MARY_ 1
. a, -HALL
Offide and residence 37 South Hanover
street, Carlisle, Pa. Rooms . strictly.pri
vats. Consultation free. Drss. Hall
makes the treatment of female diseases
a specialty,. 1de70,13m
SPECIAL NOTICES
DR. SCHENCK
Advises Consumptives to go to Florida,
in Winter.
flaying for the lent thirty-live years delotid my
whole time loud attention to the study of lung dle
eases and consumption, Ifeel that I understand fully
the course that-ought to be '-puretu d to restorea
tolerably bad catnief diseased lunge to healthy Bound
nem . The Mit and most tbnportant stop le for the
patient — to avoid taking cold; and - the best of all
places on this continent-for, this purpose in -winter,
le Florida, well down In jho State, avltete the tern.
pereture to regular, and not subje ct to such vette
-tione-rurin-moro:Northerrc latitude& - Palatka lea
point I can recommend. A• good hotel le kep t
. there
by Patertnan. Lnet winter I saw' ,never al persona
-there whose lunge had been badly dbeased, but who.
under the healing influence of the climate and my
medicines, wore getting well.
0110 hundred , utilee further down the river lea
point which 1. would prefer to Palatka, es the tem
perature le more oven - and the air dry and broeing.
Mellonville and. Enterprise. are located them. I
should giro a decided preference to idollonvlllo. It
is two miles from river or lake, and It seem. almost
impossible to tithe cold there. Thu tables in Florida
might be better and patients complain at times, but
that le a good sign, as it indicates n return of appe
tite, rind when title Is the case they generally Increase
in Octal, and then the lungs must heel. -
Jacksonville, Hibernia, Green . Cove, and many
•ther Places in various parts of Florida, ran ho safely
recommended to consumptives in winter. My reasons
for saying so are that patients are lose liable to take
cold there than where there is a lees even tempera
ture, and it is not necessary to .y that where a eon
Remedy° person ozpoecs himself to frequent cold. he
is certain to die shortly. Therefore m 3 advico'le, go
well down Into the :Auto out of tho reach,of prevail
ing east winds and fogs. Jacksonville, oPtiltuost any
other of thelocalities I have named, will benefit
those who are troubled with a torpid liver, a disor
dered stomach, deranged bowels, sore throat or
cough, but for those whose lungs aro diseased a more-
southern paint is earnestly recommended.
For fifteen year. prior to P 69, I 'WA professionally
in Now Yoik, Boston, Baltimore, nod Philadelphia•
every week, where-I-saw and examined on an aver
age five hundred patients a week. A practice so
extensive, mubracing every possible phase of lung
digeaso, has enabled me to underatand the disease
fully, arid hence my caution in regard to taking
cold. A person may take vast quanta lee of "Schencles
Pulmonlc Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pi 11.," land yet die if he abitornot avoid Inking cold.
In Florid, nearly e•erSboily is using Schnook's
Mandrake PHI., for the ell:nolo is more likely to
produce bilious halite ilian,more northern latitudee.
It is a well eatabllslied fact that neti•es of Florida
rarely die of consumption, especially those of the
southern port. On the other hand, in New England,
ono.third, at boast, of the population die of Oils Enrol.
-ble disease. , In the Middle Stole. It does not preyell
largoly, Mill thero aro .many thousands of cases
there. Wh t a vast pereentitge of life would ho
eared if consumptives - were is easily •larmed in re
gard to taking (reel, cold se they are about scarlet
fever, stnali poz, ho. But they nro not. They tako
what they term a little cold, which they are credu
lous enough to believe will wear off ion few days.
Thoy psy no uttention to It, nod bonen it laye tho
foundatlon fol. another and another still, until the
lungs are (11,1CUFC11 beyond all hope, for cure.
My ndvieo to persons whose lungs aro affected oven
slightly Is, to lay in a stcck of Schenek's Pulmonic
Syrup, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, and Schenck's
Mandruko Pills, and go to Florida I recommend
them particular'medirines because I ail thoroughly
acquainted with their action. 1 know that where
they are used in etrict accordance with ui• direc
tiom they will do the work that is required. Tide
accomplished, nature will do the rest. 'The„phyai.
clan who prescribes for cold, comet, or nlght , fivreate,
and then advises the pntlont to e elk or ride out
every day, will be sure to hero a corpse on his hands
Wore long.
My plan Is WO. my throe medicines, In accord
ance with the printed directions,
_except In mine
came, where a truer um of the Mandrake 'Ellie le
ueceseary. My al, jest is to give tons to the stoma h
—to got up a good ;appetite. It is always a good
sign when a pntiriit begin. to grow hunirry.- .1 hate
hopes of moll- With a retell for food and the grati
fication of that relish COlllO3 good blood, and with It
more droll, whiCh is closely followed by a twitting of
the I ongo. 'Uteri the cough 'owls and abate'', the
creeping chills and clammy night-ewcate no longer
prokonte.and annoy, and tho pationt.getawell, pro
vided he avoids taking cold.
Now there are ninny consumptives who hare not.
the litetattade go to Florida. The otuestion may be
enkett, is there no hope for ouch? Cartclnly there
le. My advice to such Is, inn.i'nver has bean, to ittuy
In a warm rann ebbing tlns 'lnter, with a tempera
ture of about seventy degrees, which should Ate kept
- regularly at that paint, by means of a thernibinoter.
Let such it patient take his exorcise within the limits
-ofthorwm - brwatkengirp'mtd.down Ate' tundras - hie
strength will permit, in order to ken up a healthy
circulation of the blood. I have cured thousands hy
thin system, and can do so again. - Consumption In se
easily cured as any other discos/I if It is taken In
time, and the proper hind of treattoolit is liarstied.
The fact stands undisputed on record that Schenck's
Pulmonic dyrun, Mandrake Pills, and Seaweed Tonle
!MVO cured T. y many of what seemed to be hopeless
eloll of consumption. Clo where you wilt, you wilt
beat MOst certain to nod 1101110.1100 r COII.IIII ptive who
has been rescued from the very Jaw. of death by
their use. '
So far an the Mandrake Pills are concerned, every
body abould keep a eupply of them ou hand. They
art on the liver better than calomel, and leave noun
of its hurtful effects, behind. In fact they are excel
lent iti all cases where a purgative medielne le re
quired. If you have partaken too freely of fruit and
Merchant ensues, a, dose of the Mandrukes will care
you. If you are oubjeet to silk headache, take a dose
of the Mandrakes and they will relieve you in two
hour.. if you would obviate the effect of a change
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 end oat watermelon..
peer, plutpe, peaches, or corn, without i.llO
rick of being made sick by them. They will protect
thoau who live in damp sitnations azalea( chills nod
furore. Try them. They aro perfectly harmless.
They can du you good only.
I hate abandoned my profeeelonill visits to Boston
and New York, butt continuo to eve patients at ray
ellen, No. Is, N. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia, eicry
Saturday, from 9a.m.t09 p. m. Thee° who wish a
thorough exatninallon with the Reepirometer will
be charged live dollars, The Rosplrometer declares
thit exact condition of the lunge, .and patients can
rentlify learn whether they ore curable or not. But
I desire it distinctly underetood that the value of my
medic:lace depends entirely upon their being taken
strictly emu Mug to direction'.
In cobelusion, I will nay that when persons take
my mcdlethes and their systems are brought into a
healthy condition therebythey are not Co liable to
take cold, yet no ono with ' iliseased lungs can boar a
Haddon change of Atmosphere without the liebil ity
of greater or leen irritation of the bronchial tubes.
Full directlonn In all languageo accompany my
modicinea, so oxplicit and clear thatsmy one can use
Mom without consulting mo, and cuu be bought
from any druggist.
J. It. SCIIENCIC, M. D.,
IOoo,TOCm No.l, N. Sixth litre° t o 1111'Adolph!'
gptons OF YOUTH
A gentle - Mao Who, Buffer:oil for Yeare from Narrow
Illty, ProinatureDocoy, and all the °Mete of
youth fulimpecrellou; will fur thoyho of sufferlug
humanity,, .and free to all whe,nbod it, the receipt
for making•tte elmplo remedy by which he was
e nod. .Btfferera wlebing to profit by the adrortis•
or's experience one do no by addreaslng, In perfect
eo adence, .101 IN D. OGDEN.
N 0.42 Coder St. Now York.
May7-70-Iy.
FISH CHEAPER AND R4TTER I
We efrpr rosy Ilno , EAT3I - I,I6IOEItgL,. wholesale
d retell, 50 PER CENT cheaper than last year.
Other lauds iu their 801111011.
WILLIAM ELA IR & SON,
South End, Carlisle, Pa.
CM
BB WISE,
Wou.z irlidoln will boneflt jou: bo not always on
trolled by your Incredulity, hundreds have auagilt
rune( hum the horrore ot Dyspepsia through the
medium Of DENUTIVBANTI•DTBVICPTIO STOUACILIBITTIRX
and toned It, Why should you suffer when this admi
rable stomachic has cured many stroller caece-why do
you doubts, hileother believeand 'aro cured Delay in
thismatter le both danirerousandunprotitabls. Your
health, hispeiness end bueloCss suffers, while constant
uoileet wed by 'serious and ta2COll
trollable remits. 111,6:1111 are equally
useful In the numerous difficoltics allepaing ludl
goetion;'ns BILIOUOIZSD, enISTIPATION. Ac., while or
riven and Aoua and other disorder. prc.cocaltig
from MIAnSIATA, it In tho only reliable preventive and
rowed; known. '24ee'69
S. 8.
S• - "BABA; SPEEDY, AND SURE.", .
• Dr..brerrle Syrup of Tar, lirNd Chorry and Mar•
hound; s manufactured by an entirely new process,
end contains the boil ' known remedies for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, and all Lung. Complaints.
Simonet to the taste, but powerful in its action:
Enna for a circular containing list of ,articles used,
and the manner of preparing them, to'
DR. J. R. NORRIS;
Easton, l's,
Clonal& Akita,
John, F. llonry, 8 Co`lego Place, N. Y. -
Jobniati. Hollowly & Cowden, 602 Arch at, , Phila.
8 old 111 Carlisle by
Corcraatt & IYottlibliton,
w, Horn,
T. ,N.,lirtulk, and
J:"B. 161w/tick,
.• • ; MARKETS
- . CARLISLE PRODUCE MAREET.
Gotreeled Weekly -by B. • J. iVoodward.
' Orli*, IVe4netaay, .Apra, 20 1871. .
Ai .Ifit F. FLOUR'' ' • $8 00
SUPERFINE FLOUR 4 50
!SUPERFINE RYE FLOUR 4 50
•
-WHITE WHEAT . 1 46
.
RED WHEAT • 1 35
.
R YE 85
"
CORN . 45
WHITE OATS ~, ' 08
BLACK" OATS. 51
OLOVERSEED " ' " •0 00
TLUOTHYSEED 4 50
.
FLAXSEED 1 70
CAIILIISLIB PRCITIBIQIC MAII.II.E . T. •
(forricited Tireqkly,
~by, Son.
5.. Carlisle, Wednesday,. Apra 19, 1871.
DOTTER..
EGGS
LARD..
TALLOM..
BEESWAX.".-
BACON HAMS
'do 'SHOULDERS
do SIDES '
'WHITE DEANS' -
PARED PEACHES.....
L'NPARED j do'
DRIED 4.p.,px;zs
414,71 r.
WIER HAILING, lyinE GUARDS, for Store
Fronts,' Asylunis, s ie, Iron Bedsteads, Wire ,Web
binge for cheep and'ponitry yards, Dries and Iron
wire cloth Slaves, Finders, pereoom for coal, ores
sand, &c„ Heavy Crimped 016th for apark arresters
Latidicapo V7lie for Wlndo'we te;i Paper Makere
Wires, Ornamental Wire, Works: Every informs.
Clod by addressing the manufacturers, M.WALIIEIt
& SONS' No II North Sixth. street Philadelphia.
Smh7lly .
d. H.
[Prom the Philadelphia North American.]
• - -PHILADELPHIA - MARKET'S..
•. . FLOUR, ORAIN AND .SEEDS.
• Fhiladqyhia, April 26, 1571,
EXTRA •FAMILY FLOUR $7 60
EXTRA FLOUR 6 25
RYE FLOUR 5 75'
WHEAT RED 1 /0301 61
WHITE MICA 7' • • •• .1 67 lg. 1 70
RYE - • .1 05
CORN •
OATS
CLOVERSEED
FLAXSEED,
Philadelphia, Monday, April 24, 1871.
ThS arrivals and'sales of Beef -Cattle were large
tits West, reaciiing about 211.83 head.' The market
closed dull, favoring buyers, within the following
range of prices
EXTRA FAT CATTLE, per lb 8i4R.83 e.
FAIR AND 00011 CA TILE.,,. . 7 ta b
90.11M0..V 4@,.6
- am! C . , ALVES were re", dull of sate qt .
hest week's figures. Ire quote Springers at $4O, and
Clues and Calves at 000. Receipts of 800 head.
SHEEP attracted more attention, at an advance
in prices. Ai quote Mated ai 73,!',6834e, and
clipped at 803i,,c. Receipts 10,000 head.
HOGS were in demand. Sales of slop-fed at
8008 and corn feet at sBse9 V. 100) lbs net. Re
ceipts 4,000 head.
. „
MARRIED. • •
BEISTLINE—.IVENTZEL.—On the twentieth !n
-atant, In thin tAncr, by Rev. J. !Swartz, Mr. Abram
Bohan., to Minn Mary K. IVontzel, both of l'inry
county.
Perry County Democrat Ocoee copy
MOWER—FLEMTND.—On the saute day, by the
stunt:tot the residence of the bride, at Springville,
in tide county, Mr. 11. Mower, M. D., to Miss nue E
flaming.
ORXEIRLE—MILLEII.—On the thirteenth Instant ,
In Mechanicsburg, by Ite•. John Ault. Mr. William
V. Dribble, and Miss Rebecca Miller, both of Upper
Allen township, Cumberland county.
- N.ETE
.FOR SALE OR RENT.—A good two
aary brick house, No 63, East North street.
Apply to Hoary Snyder or Geo, Sfre!zol, Carlisle, Pa.
27upti
Office of the Carllele One and Water Company,
Carlisle, April 27th, 187
A N eleotion for President and five
4 — A„. nninngers of the Cnribile Gas and Wnter Con
pony, will be hold at the Arbitration Chantber, in
the Court House. Car 1101 e, between the hours of
two nod four o'clock, I'. M., of Monday tho eighth
day of May, 1171.
IZEIE
LUMBER MANUFACTORY 1
The attention of lalers and builders Is Invited to
the sae mill•of George Throne, on Mountain Creel,
miles above Pine Grove Furnace, where lumber for
WI hiding star, joint and lathe, can be purchased at
reasonable rates For further information, address
my guperin to orlon t, Henry Miltenberger, Mountain
Creek I', at Mee, Cumberland county,
2711013 es
ASSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that John Dolan, of Mifflin
township, having executed a deed of assignment to
the under.ige ed, for the I enefit of creditor.. All
•-sons haling attain against sold ratite will pre
ts.int them. properly authenticated, for payment, and
these indebted 'sill make psyinerit, without delay, to
W. F. SADLER,
ISAAC'S. WIREMAN,
27ap7IGt Metr:tee.
ARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR IN
TEREST..
TILE ENGLISH - HONSE CHAMPION Jr , will
stolid fur the season as follows: Tho Prot throe
days of tho week at the stable of S. Carothers. In
Oreasou; the last threo, at Mu stable of Jacob Thu
lium. to Carlisle.
T..rine.—ltedocial from 20 olollitre to 15. The
Champion Jr reid_by go.l.lJudgEol of home, to be
the bent draught horse to the county.
11. LOVE, Keeper.
2Tap2t.
PPROPOSALS,—SeaIed proposals for'
building a house for the First, National Bunk,
of be rireived at the Blanking Home,
until Tuesday morning, May 10. The building will
be put out in—ono-entire- euntraco.,;lli,committee
reserio tko tight-to n 4.0 any bid, or reject all bide.
Any disatroement between contractor and commit
tee, to ho decided, d . Nettled by lb.. arebiteet.
Plana and epecillcat on can lib seen at the clothing
etoro of 1. 11. Randall.
By order o he Building Committee.
Trup7l3t
TH,E SUN.
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Including Farmers, Meehanles, Merchants, Profes
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR I
ONE HUNDRED CONES FOR ;W,
Or lone th:n Olio Coat a Copy. Lot Otero be a $6O
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WEEKLY, but with a greater variety of toleeellane.
one rending, and'dorniehlog the ■em to Its sub
merileto with greater freehum, became it somas
twice a week inetead of once only.
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A preeminently readable newepaper, with the
largest circulation In the world. Free, independent
and fearless in politics. All limo nowa treat erny
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In Poet Office ordure, cheeks, or drifts on Now York,
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ters contalnlog money. Address, "
275p713m
~
NEW GOODS FO THIS WEEK!
THOS. A. HARPER,
South Halkover Strut, Carlisle, Plllea
SPRING,ND SUMMER
Dregs. Goods,
ic
At Greatly Reduced Prices..
W (loads and Linens
Represonting the Cheapest and Choicest
Spring Importations
26j 1171.11 m
Cr at bargains In Black Bilks, at $1.50 sad SITS
4 . " " Plal• Black and Etriped Grena
dines, at 25c
Plain sad Catered Alpaeu at 25c
. ' Linens for sults ' at 25r.
" 'Bleached Table Linen, at 75c. •
" Linan Napkins; at $l.OO. • '
• 10 4 Bleaabod Ohosting, at 45.
Towel. at 150, alto lower grades.
" " " Ladles White Cotton. Pose, at
10, 12 and 15c. .
.11ons'• hose, full *ogular at
250, extra, dumper grades.,
•
- Corsets, at 75,
Wiadow,Ellades, at $l.OO par pair.
" ' Piques, at 2c, also lower graded
'• • • Cottonade, at 12%,15c sod bettor
" • Gontspatze at 50a and up.
Latin.) (limos VQBIII
TheVelebrated Joseph Kid ill Ores at $l.OO
Ladies' Tucked Skirts and :Aprons. ,
.
Cloths and Cassimotes Exceedingly
Choaß.
$ 25
14
10
illinfi
;A aidandld article In., Dark Dluq ()loth:
Lace Collar'', mot Handkerchiefs,
Hamburg Erahroldurlas and Illuiptiralemi. ,
Full liana adult:medico as cheep as auy Oda Okla
of Philadelphia. '
LOW PRICES TO 1114 MAINTAINED; -
to (Ilium qutok
THOMAS A. ITARPICH.'
•
on'
.21171.
.... I,f;
0% ®loc per lb
60
-- 200
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
JOHN IMER
Et•crclnrf
D. GRAHAM,
J. L. EM MY,
0 wnere
Club n{.,o.rery Post `fficio
Store • .":" eel Black Alpae. Black
Store as In the town. Black
Store WHITE GOODS Black
Store (P hoes) Plain Plaid., Striped Alpacas
Store and Corded, Preach Nan- Alpacas
Store cooks, Swiss, Victoria and Alpacas
Store Bishop Lawns A choice Alpacas
Store let of Spring Shawls awl Cheapest
Sawyer Lace Points at the lowest prices. Cheapest
Sawytw Parasols, PArn.ola. Cheapest
Sawyer Very Cheap! Cheapest
Sawyer Cheapest lot of Casshoures iu 'Cheapest
Sawyer town, and traa.lo up to ordeir In the
Sawyer to fashionable etylo. In the '
Siwyer Our Notion departmout Is corn; In the
Sawyer pieta In all branches. Every- In the
Sawyer body call and examine before Tuck
Sawyer purehasing Elsewhere, Town
Sawyer as you can lave Town
Sawyer. .45 per cont. Town
b. 'A. SAWYER
'
SIXTEEN DOLLARS 27.01
SEND YOUR MONEY
1, W. ENGLAND, Pubßeller,
Bun OMeo, New York City
Some - Specialties
NEW
1871.
6P1A:11T,9 ARRIVALS
AT TUE
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS -STORE.
low ana Dinintifnl Spring
DRESS GOODS,
India Pongees,
Just out
'Japanese
,Cloths,
Chlntzeis ; l■ .pleadidityles.
All thci ■e• azil bandana.) Drone Goode of the
mien, selling at ai low price' as bears the
war. For bargibu In all Mod. of
Whit. Goode,
13=
Mares Mon,
Nitinsuok., plain nod ■trlp.d,
ME=
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE.
Spring Shawls lu ■lw Bayles,
'oases Parasols,. _
Linen reran°le,
Silk P Is,
A.d Ben Umbrellas,
In great variety, al t 1 o
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
ME!
Guiumrre,
Lineus
Cottsuadee,
at great bargain.
SUITB MADE TO ORDER
by ■ illvt-glavit (altar, at .kart nobl.e.
FOR HOUSE FURIFISIIINO poops,
each a.
Ticklags, Sbeetinge, Table linens, Towels, Cheeks,
Maellea, to., welt at the
CENTRAL DRY GOODS SCORE,
CARPETS, CARPETS.
Lowell Three-Ply Cirpete, best In the mute!, I■ va
riety of Bp'Undid pattern., Lowell extra saltier Two-
Ply, Carpets in a••• Find beautiful etyles All W.l
Two-Ply Carpets (iota $11.e5 to $l.OO.
ll=
is 3-1 nod 0-I whiting, nowemt and most - Octant pat
tern. Imported.
Wool otriped Carpet., In Yautaom• ety I.e, and la
the following width.: 3-8, 3-4 and 4-4 ♦ large
-stunk of.,llomepturida4ag carpetaiWil _our-cwt.
AT THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE
you will dud larg•at stook of goads In the noun
t7, all of which w• will •01101 th• low•at Inesibl•
prie•a. Do not fail to give 00 • cull, and w• will
pr•re all we adrettlu.
MEMEL k MILLER
27apil
NEW GOODS AT THE CHEAP
DRY GOODS STORE OF
D. A. SAWYER
Cheap I take pleasure In announcing Black
Cooap to the public that I have Black
Cheap ]not returned from the . Silks
Cheap Slattern markete Silk.
Cheep with the hest Colored
Cheap enacted stock Colored
Cheap of goods ever of. Silks
Cheap bred in Carliele Silks
Cheap Chevest Black Silks Japanese
Cheap le. tho, town. Cheapest Japan,,.
Store Colored Since to the town. Do. Silk■
Store Jepanise Silks to the town. Silk.'
Store Silk warp Poplins for suits. nornanle
Store . Silk Pongoo for Suite. Ilernaula
Store Mined Poplin. for Suite. Mired
btero Plaid. for Sults. 'and
Store Block Ileromile, Plel■
Store' Drenadinee and Poplin
Landaont• for
Lewes. Cheap Sulle
-
EME
Storo
List of unclaimed lotters remaining iu
o postoflice at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING APRIL 26„1871:
LADIES' LIST.. ' '
Leonard Catharine
=I
Dell Anna 0 ... Long Rambo Lit •
Bantam' V Ley. Ann
111.dr Silo B. McCune Jennie -
Daterman Elizabetif r Biallonegal Mary
Brown Minnie---_ .. _I Miller Mary II •
Davin Jimmie Robinson Mr. (c .1)
Feedivk K Rhoads Minnie •.
Garver Maggie . , -. 6, , Shugart Sande
Uutaball Sadie ..,,, , , Sititlp Mary A
Garner Kate . Sipe Maggie
Hollinger Mary -. Ratifier Lizzie
Hecker Maggie ll' • Stewa t Annie
Hoover Mra Sterner Rachel
Malinger Anna Woods Minnie
Kely Hannah (2). , . Zeigler &a do
Kunkle Lydia
GI:NV:MIEN% LIST. '
Bear Semi Miller A N
Brenneman David ' . McDonald S
Bruckblll Deny
Minion Fruakiln
Brubaker George Conrad
Baughman David Myer., Michael
Bellinger (leo' ' Mono J
Bonder Levi Alorrolt Micheal
llowaton John II Mumma.Jaeob
liukor Jacob MardluTrellarick-
Boreal Adam • ' llodeelll P.
Clover.Co , Roney Alarlon
Dell Johu A 0 ,Idly J L ,
Vollmer A V . •• Stone Paulol .•
Drawhaugh Datil ' SOW el" Chao
Erneet•llros Co bnoke C 0 I'
Eckert Goorgb A liehmohl Jno
floodahall A B . r Behlueeer Mll
oa3lord and McFall Welder Win
Hell Jamie Tato Caorge
Hire Chord° ' Trough Wm
llormart Christian , Wharton Chao
Hawke Thom.. WOodburn James:
Klohnlo Chrlollan Woaver Jacob
[Wirer !Hanlon • Whearer Jno K.
Loner Jacob .. Wetzel John
•
Luff 0 N ' • .
. ~ .
E. D. RHEEM,
Postintstrolis
Thiri Way for .Ice. •
ICE, ICE, ICE
It, you want what is puns and N
At a reasonable PR J I
Polio', Ito nowToBV I 1
But send to ma In a TR
For I hays; the cold Pprius Watar
Persons canto, eOpplled with Tots awing. the day
at JACK BlTlsB4ltora r ou Vomfrat,l3treat.
204010.
Take Notice
HETIA.LD Printin g
Ocoee hooisoind• acco u nts of the late A. K.
Ithsero, deceased, and .at Rhesus' A ,'Dunbar, trf*
bosh placid la the Lauds of A. L. flponsler fur
,00l
lettlott.-- All persons Indebted for subsa
t iption 'and
atharwleadatli cell end maks-pannent:' • • • • •••
! ' ' A L fIPOWSLICT4.
1110712 t " - •
-? •
met; 611actp: cG company
SP ING OPENING 1 1 (
•
1871, -
" •
1871.
.;J:.' ).-y
HOME ' R, COLIAiJAY4
141!4d I.4l4_Cli9stntit Street.
PHILADELPHIA:
"ti )131,1!.i . ,tc.. 7 ap Ipepectlon of
CHOICE STOOII OF EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,
now shade. In Alpaca.
0 this country, Oilier for Its groat variety or &Art
Acton the Yerfon stone In which we nil' okhlb-
flog noveltion, wo would call 'pedal atteutlou,lo
SILK _DEPARTMENT,
litch In replete NtlL oil ti.o now.f uhades of the
.asun..not beforr uzhlLilo 1 , anti I{ very full lino or
uoduoma nlylri
very moderate ink., 111
=MEI
BLACK SILKS
the belt and moat explorieneed. wake. of LYONS of
.Tery grade and price, from
$1.50 per yard to $lO.OO per yard
Cni ' ilong and Intimate ncquaintonce with tho hest
anninctures enables us to offer unusual :ulyantsgas
to purchuors.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
unlimited T•rioty
Mou r ning DepurtMCUt
t.taine tLe neirust and beet material known to do
==E!
Grei.adines, Grenadine Baregres,
• llo
rnane,. Square Mesh, do.,
!taw article. All Masa go.da we offer at dm low
t.Kmoibligolices
Ve urge all to examine our Stock, and
40np713Eu&f3Lu
ntatches and Jewelry
eILOCK 8,
1.....) WATCNES, AND JEWELRY
'': W. D. A. NAU6LE,
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
11111HISET SQUARE, CARLISLE, PA.,
eDno door weld of tilo Volunteer Printing Office,
Would rope .fully inform lila old friends and tbo
public du pamonal, (hat h• has commenced th•
and Jewelry Business,
In the above named buthl.l4, where he le prepared
to do any kind cuf work In the line of Cloche,
Watcher, Jewelry, the. having had over twenty
year.' experience lo the bueinese, I feel confident I
.can give entire eatiafaatott to all who favor we with
'their work.
Special attention paid to the repairing of Pine
Watches. All work warranted.
Engraring dons et .hort notice
24n0v70
F OR SALE
A large quantity of STONE, suitable for building,
urb, and li.ne.burning pu• posse. -Enquire of
MRS. E. 1). POTTS,
arrlebeirg Turnpike , qes. Norak Hanover street
bjan7l
FOR SALE.—Several lots situated be
tween Lutort Spring and aarriton Loon: Suitt,'
blo for ',ridding lots, or for truck gardening: being
teat quality of grout.d for ride purpose. A ppil to
CIIAS. H. IfF,PIIURN
llOrnh7ltf •
FOR RENT
The etoreroern now occupied by L. T. Oreonlield,
two dome (rout .Market Square, Enet Main greet.
Poeseesion gl.o■ April I,' MITI, or perhipt tiOoner.
Apply to
liftleoTO-1( JACOB zug.
F OR RENT
The storeroom, or • West Main street, and now
oarstpled by Samuel Cisody, Is f•r root from the brit
rLf Aprll next. Apply at Tole Goma, •
'livery and Sale Stables
T MET, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
L ET
J. L. STERNERA BROVIER,
MEI
lIOREIE:+"ANS) 01:11!TAOLIS TO 11110 i
ON ASAIDNADLX .2ZR113, ANN AN SNORTED, NOTICE.
•C A Rill A CLUB VITILIU WM) . V URALS
4U— X. U. 5 tiOlic , room ror 60 L.ad of ig.11.4 NIOU
k Gap.
ITtub7o
Cai•petina,s and oil cloths.
.T110,51A8 pErvy,
.tutb Socuod - str;ot:ltboya Che.tuut,
. .....I . IIII.AMILPIIIA. .
-,h,
,
,f-4 .
al 110 hut opened, with a !e.ge and well es. t .
, lasted stook of YurSl,44 and Doinamile Carpet- 0
~ loge, of choke styles and quall th s. Alec, 011 y .. Cloths, Matt.ngs, Dreggsts, .ltuge, Melo, Stair ~...
IBodo, es , dte.. all of whlsli be will sell very. k" ,
c cheap for mai. . . . ' - --, ; ' 7 ' 0,
I', 6;—S. STEwAlir 1/111'Ulf, IN not at 283 Swath
Second street; but, with Thoe.Deptirc . , •
295011704mk1mh71.3m
MEI
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, dc.,
'OR MHZ DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
osol.PolouPtiodllstel, sp : to 4. B. Itavorstlck,
No. Agoutis lisnossr stmt.. Also, isplondldassiOt•
silent of Totlet amps, ralliosorloc And ForiorTollet
Article.
. ,J. ,
1i0,13 Booth Itanosseutitit; Vii.
'ISOot7O
,
OU can obtain -Dyo:4tuirs, POl/1.1:i
malice, and Fancy Article!, at i J. U. Barer
et as. Pliyelciana' prescriptions carefully cowl
pounded at all times. . . .
J. B. lIAVERSTICK,.
N 0.6 south Ilarosver street, Carlisle,
ltool7o
DAVID AMADEI
OITIC/1 A. 0. B.,VAiILI/11.EDLIRACI61,1
April 10.1811.
.SEALED'FiroposalEt •In 'duplicate', *lll
be received at Oh; °Mop, untillo o'clock a. ru.;
May 20, 1871 for furniehing the fresh. beef required
by the flubs itence Depaltment,ll. 8. at this
etatitin, casect six ;luocoa. corciliPuccia 'Alec 1,
1871. Information a, to coodllloue quality of beef,
payment,4.llU b. obbelued by application to
111 AUNILBN
• Ant Liou't., Sib Q.B. Caialry, k. 0.13.
.200p710t •
=IIIE
I:item's own selection far tho
'Present Seaion.
Which they fool ewilldent fro AMEN:.
18 NOT SURPASSED
billty or texture.
SPlttNli SILKS 1011 SUIT.I
judge fa• themselves
No. 3 In4off's
=!
For Sale or Bent.
lEl=l=l
..rr9posala for Beef.
CIVY ADVRRTISEMINISI.
FIDIE E - Z.6i : tHr LAND r -MA:CHINE ,
'Si P.' COATS' • • •
113 7 11x.0 o r n t ! IN ALL, NUIABIERS,
Prom No. 8 to No:.1.00, paciusive.
• BALE
All Dealer. In bry , Gooda and Notions.
THE
SCHOOL ' •
More largely patronized by Young Men. - than
any other, for a Du.aneas ur Academic Education,
is Eastman ^College, Poughkoopile, Now York. It
la the oldest,-beet, most reasonable Practical School
in the' United State., and the only ono providing
situation. for Gradual... Defer to patrons to every
State. . Addresu4 .
11.0..NABT.E.AN, LLD., yreisident.
•
40 'W.MICI3 FOR ONE, DOLLAR I
THE AMERICAN..EURAL ,HOME" qr. 7rll 1
1871. A Prat-class, Eight•page, AsricBKupl and
..PAuSly Meekly— Sper.EnencPree.
• - HOPKINS t W/LOOX, Rochester,l,l: Y.
B. B. FITCH'S Family Physician ;
pages; sent by mall freu. Teaches bow to
cure all: diseases of the person; skin, hair, eyes,
complexiOn. Witte to 714 Broadway, Now York.
F9R$7 PER LINE,' we will hisoit
an afterillement:
0N E .tif T
In One hundred and Fifty llire find-clams
. .
Pennsylvania Newspapers,
lee Judi ok eleven dallies. , .
We refer to the publisher of the paper, to whom
our responsibility Is well known. List sent free.
Address GEO. P. ROWELL le CO:, ' .
Advertlslng.Agents,
Nos. 40 3 41 Pork now, New York.
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Clean. Rid GlOvee and all kinds of Clothe and
Clothing; rtmoves Paint, Gramm, Tar, &c., instant/y,
without the least injury to the line et fabric. Sold
by druggists and fancy goods dealers. FRAGRANT
BAPOLIENG CO., 83 Barclay._ street, Now__York, 40
La Salle street, Chicago.
D R. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR
ESTABLISLIEDIB62.
A remedy which !coalmen tested for 10 years, and
proved in thousands of rages capable of curing ell
diseases of the threat and, lungs; performing ninny
remarkable cures, merits a trial "from .al I who urn
'suffering from similar affections , and vainly seeking
relief .Will you lot prejudice prevent you from be.
fug cured oleo/
Coughs and Culds.—The d ruggists say it cures
them all.
Asthma.—The relief And cures of it are marvelous.
'Bronchitis --Every sufferer will find relief and
cure.
Throat Ailmente require only a few donee.
Lung Dieensee.—llas cured cases pronounced In
curable.
Debility.—lt renovates and invigorktes the system.
Liver Complaint—Most effective regulator of this
organ.
Dyspepsia.—lts healthy action on the etemach
cures it.
Appetizer—lt le the heal th.givlngand appetite re
storing
Urinary Organs.—Action on them is marked and
prompt.
DR. CROOK'S WIRE OF TAR!. rich In themodici
nal qualities of Tar, combined with vegetable in
gredients of undoubted value, which make It unsur
passed, not only for the complaints enumerated, but
it rapidly restores eallaueted strength, cleaners the
stomach, relaxes tt,g liven and puts them to work,
caucus the food to digest, and makes pureGlood, and
begets a vivacity appreciated by both sound and
sick. If you are afflicted In any way, we know if
you try the life-giving tonic properties of Dr.
Crook's Wine of Tar, you will add your testimony to
its great value in correcting any "ills that flesh is
heir to." Prepared only by OLIVER CROOK CO.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. '
For Scrofula Scrofulous Tumors, Scrofulous Die•
tare. of the Eyes, or Scrofula in any form, Illieuma
tism,Dlecimes of the Liver, Eruption., Pimples, Boils
Totter, Scald , Mead, Ulcers, and old Sores, or any
disease depending on a depraved condition of the
blood, take Dr. Crook's •Compound Syrup at Poke
Root. It le combined wlth the best tonip prepara
tions of Iron known, and is the best Alterative - and
151...1 Purifier made. Cleat.° your Blood. Try one
bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by, •
(NAVEL( CROOK & 60., Dayton, Ohio.
USE THE RED HORSE POWDER
(211 and 40 packs, Red florae Trade Mark.) Horses
cured el glanders. Aaron Snyder. U. e. Atistatant
Aveasor. Mount Etna, Pa., C. Bacon's Livery nod
Exchange Stable, Sunbury, Peen. Home cured of
bounder.—R'ol'l' -A- Danvireb Pa. ' — AT ,
Mate, jilarchant, Washingtonville, Pa., J. Nice
Sloannkor'a, Jersey SI ora. Pa. Ilona cured of Lung
Pavan—llea. & Ore's, Lewisburg, in. Horse core&
of Cot Ic.—Thov. Clingan'a. Cubit] Co , Pa. Hogs rufeAf•
of Cholera.-11. Burr'., 11. A At Cad w allader:a, MDMdn
to. Cow. cured.—Dr. McOleery, J,. It. McCormick
Milton, Pa. Chicken. cured of Cholera and, °apes—
Br D. T. Krebs!, Wut•ontowts, Pa , Dr. ii. Q Davis,
C. W Sticker, John and Joined Pinney's, Milton; Pa.
hundreds more could be_ cited whoiC stock was
laved by using the Red Horse ,Powder pared by
CYRUS BROWN, Diugglet, Chemist and Horseman,
at hie Wholseult, 013t1 }WWI Drag and Chemical Era-
Parium. Broadway, Mlltoh, Pa, t o whom all °nista
should to addresied.
BLOOISUNGTON (ILL.) NURSERY
Nineteenth Year. 800 Acres. 13 Greenhouses.
Largest Assortment—all sires Best Stock I Low
Plantl Would you know What, When, How to
Plant I Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees, Root Grafts,
Seedlings, Osage Plants, Apple Seed, Early Rose
Potatoes. Shrubs, Rom, Greenhouse and Garde.
Plants, &c., Sc. Plower and Vegetable Seedal M
eat, Beet collection—Sortsand quality. Bend 10 cents
fur New Illustrated, Deecritltive Catalogue-00
pages. Send stamp. each, for Catalegues of Seeds,
,with plain directions-64 pages; Bedding and Gar
den Plants-32 pages, and Wholesale Price List-24
pages. Address F. R. PINEN TX, Bloomington,
nuts.
1828 1870
USE the " Vegetable Pulmonary Bal;
ram." The old atandard remedy for Cough's,
Colds, Consumption. " Nothing better." CUTLER
BROS, k CO., Boston.
VINEGAR, how made in 10 hours,
ithout drugs. Particulate 10 mt.
F. SAGE, Cromwell, Court. '
AGENTS READ TINS !
WE WILL PAY AGENTS- A SALARY OF /30
PER WEEK and expenses, or allow a largo commis.
Mon to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Ad
dress M. WAGNER & CO, Marshall, Mich.
CUT" THIS OUT
And neud,twantyllra coots for a ticket and draw
Wata. >owing Machine, Piano, cr Immo article of
value. No blanks. -.Six for on dollar.. Addro.,
PACKA & CU., Clacluuntt , Ohlo.
A VOID QUACKS.—A victim of early
.17Lindlecretlen. causing nem. 'debi lily, prema
ture decay, de., having tried in vain every advertiead
remedy, lea a blonde MClins of self cure. whLL ho
will solid fr.-e to hie fqllowAiullorere: Addicts J. IL
TUTTLE, 78 NILSOIIII stout, New York.
Etap7bit
MDR Selibel Directors of Middlesex
..t.mnolalp, will re , elso , proposels for the rrrc..
tlou. of A bitch school house, on behool lot No. a.
as Lawburten's school ground, At Thudiunt's
hotel,' ill Carlisle, Suturilsy, April s 20, 1871. The
house to be 30:2 . 2 foot by 10 feel s/ 4:1.r in oiling.
nir full specifications, see It. C. I embertun. By or
der 1' Board.
. . .
0 CO. R. JACOBS.
&craters
liap7l3t.
Atm:Mira PocVic It. It, co.
7-30 GOLD LOAN
1:11333
Northern Pacific Railroad Company: ,
RAPID PROGRESS DP, TUE WORM .
The building of tho 'Northern PaClfie ItaUrea&
(began July I), Is being pUribod forward with great
energy front both extbamitiegorthe Due. Several
thousand •men are employed In the Minnesota and
ark tha Pacific coast. The grade is nearly etanpluted
266 miles westward from Lake Superior; trains art
running Ovor• 130 miles of finialml road, h ad track.
laying is rapidly pr..greaslng toward the ea : stern
boder of Dakota,. Including it. patellas: of the 81.
Paul & Pacific Rond, the Northern Pacific Company
now has 413 tulles of complete,d roa and by asp.
towbar next thin wl l' be 'aeronaut to at least 560. .
A UOJD INVESTMENT.' Jay Co..kad Co.,are now
selling, nod unhoaltatingly recommend, tin Aprons
table-and perfectly Safe Investment, the, First . Mort
gage Land Brant (t old Donde of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. They have 30 years 1, run, bear
Soren and ThrouTantits per cent geld intoreat
kmoro.tbanAper cent currency) and are second by
first all, O nly mortgage on IIiCOINTIaIi 110 AD AND lira
UI
r EQalit la, and also, att but as the Road is com
-0044'0
2.3,000....ACR1t3 OF LAND to every Milo of track.
or 600 Xeres tor each 51,000 Bond. 7 boy' are es
erupt from II 8. 'fax t'Principat and Interest are pays
able in Gold; Denonthatiorm: Coupons, 5100 to
$:,o00; gegisterod, slod to $1,,000..
L INDS FOR. BONDS Northern Pacific 7-30's are
at all 11in0.9 receivable at Mr Pan CANT ADDY& PAL
in esehattge for 11,0 Company's Laude, at 'their low
'lst cash price. Tide ronders them practically IN.
[1:0110fir DRATLINO LAND WARRANTS,
bINKING FUND. .The proceeds of ell sales of
Lands ire required to be devoted to the re-purchith
and cancellation of the First Mortgage Bends of the
Company. „The Lithil Grant of the hoed exceed.,
Fifty MI lion Acres: This Immense glutting Fund
will undunletedlY cancel the'prlnolpal of the. Com
pany tehrinded debt before It fella duo. With their
temple security and high rate of intoreet, there Is no
Invealmetth accessible ththe people,' which is more
FILOPITABLE HAFE.
EXCIUNCILNO N. 5: FIVE-TWENTIES. The nue.
coca ofNo tt,Norcromoot 5 par cant Loan will
korMel'llte early totrronder of United Rates • 5 per
quote.' litany holder. of Five-Twenties are now ex
changing thew for Northern Recitio SeretoThirtieL
'thus realising a handsome .ptortt, !tad greatly In
troViing their year' I neothe.•L "
Milan , marketable tltocke
and Bonds will be rOotived at their, ,higheit current.
price In exchange for Northern ruin° Seven.
%%Nth*. kxrateal mandrel tinittOr,r,er Bondi re.
.6To4 4 l!idrifisvoit-Thirtles aunt ' {{n return, will ha
,paid Tinandlal Agents. Full Inftninatior4 inapt
pamphlets, eta,, can he obtained on application at
any agency, or from the undarelgned.; • :
r NON NAVE NY' ' •
0 0 .IC-E C 0,
prmy Yonicy4frienntatorf,
• Mattel:Al.Agents Northern Daeltleitallroatl Co. • •
By DANES atitIDANISSES generally Ihroulana the
- *Dor sale by Dfru. PaintsYk Dantari;Dbiladel.
pbia, agents' for Eastern renu'at and Caillsio Deposit
Danki Warmers' 'Dank, and Direr National Dank, Oar-
Bale, Pa. • •
tifeTl 4 • • • .'
Dr. Alfere)M e4l 4 l K B : ,
WEM
a/i
HAIR VIGOR'
ILAIR VIGOR. 'T VI GOR
, •
'•For restoring dray flair to its natural
Vitalltkidd Co '
' - A dressing which IF at once agreeable;
•healthy,..and% etfetual for 'pieserving_the
halt. Faded or gray hair is soap re.
stored to its , original color with itha'gloas
and freedoms of yotith. Thin halals thiCk
oned, falling hair-checked, and baldness
often, though dot. alWays, cured by Hawse;
Nothing ';cati • restore ',the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied 'and decayed. But such as, re
main .can bo saved for usefulness , b3f this
application. Instead of fouling the hair
with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean.
and vigorous. .Its occasional use will,
prevent the' hair from. turning' gray 'Cfi
falling off, and consequently prevent
baldttess., - Frio from thoscl deleterious
substances -which make. some nreentratians
'dangerous and injurio . us to the hni'. the
Vigor can only benciflt hut not harm it
If wanted merely for a-,
, .
- A I it_ -.D Rrssl.N
nothing'elsb'ean.be found so desirable
Containing neither oil or dye, it does no
soil white cambric, and yet lasts long, on
the hair, giving It a richglossy lustre and
and a grateful perfume.
ITIRGINTA 'LANDS 'in " tlio'lEllieriiii
y• doah Valley for isle.—A number of valuable,
end highly Improved farms in ."tlio .Valley".aire or.
fired for sale. The traOls run from 90 to 360 acres
The land is of .the best
to.
or Ilmosteme, fully
.40. 1 , if not loperlor; to. the' len& in • Curtiberlithd ,
, Valley, and will be disposed r at astonishingly low
figures. The ezionelen of „the ,Cumberland, Valley
Railroad, Into 'Virginialiii , iihw , eutveyed, wlll run
linthedlatelY' •throUgh the section of country In
which those lands are located, -whioh, when cora,
py , led, togetheewith the adfuntage,of ;the &temp
d 13 river traneportatlon' will giro them all tho ad
d itsges of !Northern and Neetern markets. A
splendid Opportuulty for hiciatlveHnvestruente in
A full and minute dAciiptfori Of' Vie locritidn'atat
' character of-the various tracts may be had, by op
plying to "` '' ' ' • A. L. NPONALER,.
E . !
Tun ORIGINAL AND GENUIN
• 17mh70 ' ' ! Real Estate Agent, Carlisle.
................=,,,,,,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer, &
PRAOTTCAL Ain) ; ANALYTICAL
LOWELL, MAOB.
PRICE 11.00.
1/AVEMSTIMI 111t0.94 Agliab;
10feb70-ly
CITY ADVERTISEIErENTS.
I=
HIGHES'T PREMIUM SILVER
MEDAL; awarded over all convention, at
Mechanics' Exhibitibn, Boston, October, 1809,
SELF-REO tILATiNG
WROIJOHT IRON,- AIR 'T1611F:!
GAS-CONSUMING Ii E A TE B.
with patented Dust Screen, Orate Bar Dents, Wrought
Iron Radiator, and Automatic Regulator, it r burning
Anthracite or Bitunthaous Coal or Wood. • ,
10 sires for brickwork, and '1 subs Portable. - r .
Manufactur.d only by - ' ' '
J.. REYNOLDS & BONE,
N. Br. eor. 13th t lr Albert Streets,
PIIILADELMIA, PA
Thome Heaters are made or'h2avy wrought Iron,
well riveted together, and are warranted to be abso
lutely Gas and Dust Tight. They aro the only
Heaters that are managed without any dampen,
and in whieh all bind. of fuel tan be burned without
alteration.
Cooking Ranges,
for Hotels, Restaurants,. and Families
IMEM
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,
Low Down Grates, _
Slate Mantels,- Registers, Ventilators.
Pamphlet. giving full c an erlption, !wit free, to .y
address. . • 23,june7u•1y
SPECIA.L NOTICE
CLARK &' 134,131 LR
leepectrully inform their Meade that
IdIt.,,IRREMIA/I ROBBINS,
lola of the.fl•m Of Dailey k C 0.,) hos this day Imo
Wed himself with them, under the firm name of
ROBBINS, CLARK Sc BIDDLE,
and will continue the
WATCH Alill - JBWELta BUBiNESS
at the old stand,
1,124 CIIESTNUT STIIFHT
.•
PIIILADELPIII.k.
They are now offering, at reduced pr:cor,•a choice
Lock of
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
DIA MONDS, JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY;
MANTEL CLOCKS,
ENOLISII, FERMI AND VIENNA.
LEATHER AND FANCY GpQ-P93i
2%00
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO
1 I. manufactured at
FACTORY NO. 1,
N
3D DISTRICT OF DIAIIIILAND
Aa7^ 800 that every package you buy beers the
I . tso ..4 riptluo
/00Ct70.1, I .
•
910 THE WORKING CLASS.—Maio
FIEISIALR. Wo aro low proparod ,to fu;-
nhh classes with constant emplOyment at home:
the whole or part of the time. Business now,:re
sportable and very profitable. Pyreone of Water, sex
smelly earn from $3 to $5 por °rosin, and a much
larger amount by dowatlng' their wh-le time to tbs
business. Boys mud girls earn nearly as myell as
men or women. Any one sending for our 'full In
structima Is certain to maks money feet. That you
may test,thePlnens, we will send free by tital, our
FULL INoTRUCTIONO 1101 Y TO COMMEaCE,
d'no a valuable sample package of goods. Those al
ready ~s'arted era nuking $OO per .week„ devotin.r
four •r Ore hours 'a day. NO CAPITAL NEEDED
to start basil em It Is adopted ior all localities If
you went perament employment,rindiarge rotunda,
wend ybur addreiorto N. YOUNG & CO., CIO
street, New York. . ,
2101713 m '
J. „E. Caldwell dt Co., Jewelers
'\y KLTHLM WATCHES
a. E. CALDWELL & 'CO.,'
JE.W15413199,
on 'en ERTNIIT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
flow plopmed to IT Ul dare [or a..
GENUINE WALTHAM WATCIpt,
Under Ili Ir urn guarantee, In cllter
16 Karat, Gold or Coin Silver Cases,
(No ollm walltioa mild by b..)
These WitcheigreatlY 'extol to floe An txh, iarlety
of stile, and accurate tlmo•keeples
Invite partla ul attrutlon to the low price at which
a really good watch may now he had.; '."
Please send to us for a Prim) List 1
Orders resolved front all plot. .
Goode eagle 0 D. to any ned re e
FIXhD PitlOES, , sectolop to 'the Orient , buyer
.very advsotage porerosed by a preeout,purchosor.
Jas.' E Caldwell &C 0.,: ."
'I 0:
002 Choptpyt Street, Philadelphia:
, ,
• Itaitroad. Proposals. ;, „
IV - OTICE IS HEREBY , GIYBN BY
Jog the President of the Idiratuer !roe a d. Ask
road Company , tbst PireeteWrif
company rill meet at their omen, at:, pn
TilUitSDAlcAloe 13th of April, instant, et Meech:AL
A. v., and that thin And thelli will. hePibliely mA,
hiblied by Jotoph *sq., chief engineer, of UM
camping, the inapt, mummy., prodlaf sod miltneteirey
theaemiral railroad I him of mild - company; ,tbat
from thlidato Of meld meeting wait the twang:ninth
of ApVil, received' at the coma oftleii,
by the President, sealed proposals for lb. banding
andtomplellen of orraliroad - from alpha- otr-the
CU mborland Veil' railroad aforaiearßleippeneburir,
via Clevireherg, Upper Milltown, Pipertown,
Ing opricas aud other , points to, aNcint op dder plumy
berland .Velley.roliroad, it or neat Eldrehloteetevni,
Aiel also for rho building end - completion, of • rill.:
road frbiii Dillstervi. or vnloitytii,Pleehaiileebtird,'
.Thri construction' of thy -reel will be' 'awarded
the lowest bidder, provided his primeval - Is einem
p Anhui by syMelout guaranyee
t hin hie part s the
contract nhall be raltbiblly tdinjilled 7ielth.;
, -Terms clod eonditioni will be made aurora Wyllie'
sompatiy; on the date of thirshave - mediae A
larip7l4d ' DAtII66 V. AWL, Preildout:"
A -t• - S P°X 9 " .C9l'PriV•
A.• 11
:L.:t3PONBLE,F4
.3[;r
Rest Altate Agent, Seri 'env, conveyancer, Ineur
sue° and chute agood• Ittabialttitn., Street, - near
Centre Square.
EMU=
ESIRA.BLE PROPEL PRtf
D
VATS 13i11.—Aba . .-ownir o daOreas .of re
appig west, offers tl. private aid? a k -
.'• LOT OF GROUND,..
tltuated Beadiii 'street; iituthb
'Held, containing. 46 feet front by IA ...(oetjn, depth,
andhaiintuthereon ortecl'a. l „ ,
'TWO. BTORY.FRAME . HOUSE,,
with brickhaek week Ponta , (vrlMMern
therein.) smoke house, bake oven; and all necessary,.
Thu property, fronting on liedfoill
sired la-43 feet front by 24 foot deep. The bugle
building fronting on Locust allay Is,
.21 featlyfront.
The property la nearly new, contains d .storeroom,,
now occupledna a grocerrstore, 1,4114'4mA 'condition,
and is admirably situatel for a buSinees stand. Per.'
none wishing to view thisproperty, can, do so by call
ing on the owner, renidlng on the premises. Per
tenmi! and further pniticninis enquire of
• A. L. BPONSLEP.; - '
keel Estate Agent.
•16mh7}
A . Two-Stoiy . Brick.
Dwelling
For SP&I
tio:sB South Redford street, containing two parlors,
hall, and kitchen on the first Door,. and three cham
bers on.the iscond nary, w.th a finished attic back
and front, etnirway. balcony -to- back building, and
grape orbor and hydrant In, the yard. ,
•pply .to '
-—l7nee7o
THE subsCilbOr. litis,:ieve,ral Other vat=
noble properties for sole In eligible parts .f the
town. which will be reasonably dispoaed of
• A. ..EIPONSVER,
Il t lnor7o g.. Eitiktil -Agent. •
• •
•
-Walker's Vinegar
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
nit. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAIt
B 1 1."I' rC It .
Hundreds of Thousands bear Testimony
to their,Wonderfpl cur4tivu fleets, •,
11=8
They are not • rile; iriincy"Dtink, made of poo
Proof Spirits, and Rehm Lkuurs
dootored;apleed, and sweetened to {delete the Linde,
called .
TONICS,
. APPETIZERS,
, , • „ . . ; , ru;sTons,
Le., that lead
. the tippler on to drunkonness,and
ruin, lint:area true Medicine; idado fromllie Native.
Beats and Ilorlis:oi dalifornia, frog (Atm nil AlcoLolic
Stithulantet, Fteyare.the Great Blood. putiller„and
a Life-Giving Principle, n perfect RenirratOr and
vigorator of the system, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoribethO itiloUd to it healthy condV .
}Jon. No Person can take these Bitten according td
direction' ,And
.remain long „nuviell, provided • tho
bones ore not destroyed, by mineral poisoit nr other
means, and the vital organs \Tasted beyond the point
of repair. -
For Inflainaatorj'iiMl Chrome RiteMnatisre and
Gout, Dyepepaht or Indigestion, Bilious, itemitteint,
and 'intermittent Fees., Dieeuers of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Illadder o • these Bitters hare'
been roost suneessful. Such Dietetics aret eanqit'bi
Vitiated Blood, which is generally, produce!' by do;
rangeMent of the BigeSfrvo Organs. - ,
Dyspepela 'Palo in the
Shoulders, Conglts, Tightpesa rf the Chest,Diest ness,
Sour Eruelationtkof the Stomach, Pad taste In the
Mouth,.Billota Alta4e, Palpitation of the Heart,.
Inflammation of the Lunge, ['stout the regio'n of the
Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom.,
are the offsprings of dyemspela. •
They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid sr, .and. _ben:pla„a:hielt ender 'Ahern of ua
equaled °Silence ld cleaneing the blood of all ims
puritire, and imparting new life and vigor to the
,
whole 'system. _
Dillon's, Remittent, and Intermittent EsiVet, which
•ro so prevalent in the valleys of. cur, !great rivers
throughout the United States, especially those of the
Missouri, Illinois, TentiFsere, Cumber
land, Arkansas,' Red, ColoradO, Brands, Pearl, Ala
bama. Momla. Sawarionli; Roanoke. Jamoe, and many
Adhere with their vast ,trlbutarles, during the SUM
;mer and Autumn, aril remarkably so during season.
'of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accom
panied bj extoneive derangements' of the stomach
and liver, and other abdominal vlacera. Thorn are
always more or lees obstruction. of the liver, a weak
ness and irritable state it the stomach, and great
torpor of the bowels, being clogged up with vitiated
accumulations. In their treatment, a:purgetlve
exerting, a powerful influence upon theee' various
organs, is essentially necessary. 'there is p 9 cathar
tic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walieri r Virtegar
Ilitters;se thiy willspeedily remove am . dark-Ced
ored viscid matter with which the B mole are
loaded,at the same time stimulating the secretions
of the liver,' and generally reatorliig 'the' healthy
functions of the digestive organi.' Thu universal
popularity of this yaltinble - rentely in regions soh
Ject to miasmatic Inguenies,.iagufllclent oridnt4'ef
it. power P.P.It remedy in'euch cases. •
For Skirt Nelms, Bruptions,teiter, Saltßhoutri,
Blotches, Spots, Pipples, Post ules, BOila , Carbittcies,
ging-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes;
Itch, Scarfs, piecolorations of too Skin, Humors aild
1111eaeaa of th9Skin,of whatoTor mane or nature,
areiliterally dais up and cnnit4 out of Olt silt:dull
a short lima by the use of these_ Bitters. One bottle
lu such cases'wtll corvine° ,the tno.t Incredulous of
their curative effect. '
Clenns• the Vitiated Blood whenerur yea find Its
Imposition bursting through the , nkin in pimples,
Eruption', or Seta; cleanse 'it whidu you find ILA
a4rueted and elutitish In the reins ;-eteanse It when
tle foul, and yotir feelings will to Iyou when. ICeoi
he blood pure 'und tlo of oh. iyahint wil
ullOw. ' ' • •
• .
PM, Tape, and' olhr Wormajurkini . ' la the eye
tem of go many Ommande. are effectually deetroym
and remount Fur full dlicctl:rne, realtelrefully , tb
Clr•ular around cacti bottle, printed ha four but
kusge.—Englinb, German, broach. and 3p . ollah:
J. WALKER, Ploprletor. it 11. OcDON • LI) & CO
Druggietaund Orn. Age:Ata,,pau Tronclro. Cal.,
and 32 and 34 Commerce Street. New T. rk
Sold.by . kll,Or9ggilpsn T l i bralcre.
edecTO-ly
Bctitiliiore•Advert!sdnient
pPQR,TAV-T---IVTjoE
TO OOS 0‘5,2,4,1 11. S OY,UTtI OOOI3S,
111 Retail Orders amo u nting to 620 and over don
d to any part of Oka coo,utry,„ • . !,I.s:,
Free of Expreos Charges
LIA,M I LTON NA S T R 11 . , A,,f3,9 , , N
of 11,itliimore,
In order the better-to meet the wants of their Retro
Customers nt ii.stance,,heyo established a •
SAMPLE It Urlt'll'A
:and will. upon application, promptly send by moil
full lines or Samples of the Nowt at and most Posh
lonaldo (locale, of lren)a, Engl eh. and Domestic
Nen ofeetade, gnarant , e erg at all limes to sell as tom,
if not at less pricer, than any boom in the country.'
,Buying,our goo& froua.the largest and most colt
Ltitdalinanu'arturerein thelliffeieut'perts of Europe;
and importing the satne.hy Stemnera direct to Milli
more, our stock is at, all Jituos prontlati./".4l(lialied
with the noieltles of the Lundell and 'Pat'. rolrketit:
and sellonly,for earh and, make ophad'
'dehts, ire Ara able and wiljing at,
'from ten to fifteen vsr cent`lens maLltkan
gems credit.
In sending-for samples • opacity the kind of goods
'desired. Wo keep the , beergiades of every class of
goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
IDders unaccompanied by, the cash will ho'seat C.
0:D. Prompt-payit g wholesale imyere aro
!to is the stock In our :4ubt!lng • and rfackitge•
Departinlint. Addreep ' ' - ' " "' .
- 3MILTON' PASTED &
' 102,10 D, 201; and 203 Went 11a1Ilanore-Stteet, ,
200ct7u4 • Ilattimnre,'llld:
_Price Mat of; Fancy Poultry
or Told- iinutuy - ‘ i
FA. IV C Y PO ,17:1 4 ;') . ' RT . ? ,
We hove ou hand thin larges t V
and brat selection
14i:icy Poultry to la fouttll in the ettnutry. We with
.011 eggs of the following brerobLthis Foment :
fork Undone ,front ,R. W Strain, Ireland,
Egg. per ,
ii.L " Od
Light Brahma corks, neighing 121 p, hens Kb
at maturity c 1
Randal 3 00
Ifoutdrrd White Patedallatir Spardeb„ Hone
human Intported
Silvered Spangled Hamburg. 2 00
White Legbornst.PellowLsgged" '' 1.00
Golden Klement, Silver Pliemant, Black Red •
' • Iteld • Ramat, Wldtto and *Black'Banr: = •
tams s I'oo
IMpbrted Whitdatlineit Fermis •• - 1 00
Musk or Brazillian Buck " 60
ulmn „Deckr•5•.. , 1.r..... , kr, - 0 , 2 t
Bronze Turkey..., oh
The love muted varieties consul of Dupe Mid
mnt
oh' , and carefully. !alerted fowlseftausing ,
fhe
utmost Caret int I , elpiog Procdo seporate the
year through, we'fitel confldentof giving out'patron. -
porfocteatlefoctlon,thope interested lir Panay_ Pout
fri.'aro'respiticlfully baited:to calt aide/prior them.
selves.
Eggs carefolly peolced aud dolirctod,py c ey.prsks„
Por further particular. eIM all order., -
Addrers. IL M. 11.111 NS. ,„ • .
a. Beluga,Bog 23, Idechanccidnirit;Pat,"`
- Allen, P. (L, Pa,
22fe713re '•• ••• ',""•"•••••:01.
nOtTfn 704 BALE; f •
-WEST LO ifT Mi n T
N'Q.'
U 5
'lei* Ensiim:
1113,1411 t Pt! !r ,
Lines Of Tr ayel. •
OOPTEI.
R MOUNTAIN IRON . CO 8., '-
1 JI , Li (ha
f t ORA N . GE OF 11,OURB.
':".0 CO of General Supbrintendent,
• carr:l94Wstepvi 1870 7 .,A rg ,
•
Leave Carlisle (0. V. IL R. Depot) 6,33 2.6 U
!Junction '%...'..:•.••••,.. 5 ,49.., v.. • 3 . 00
' '37,
."` , Mt: ILelly !!.. 1..., , 7 . 2 qt.. . . 5.40.
'4l • Minter's Run . 6 05 ArFhin 4 1:19,: „
'Arrive at Pine Grove 045'
61... i
'RETURNING: .
3
, 1
' A. 3ft.' ' • 1" P.*.W'
,Leave Pine Grove - 900
..
; arner', 4.20
"`, Int :folly . Run .......... ......10.05 ' 4.46,
Arrit'o at Junction..... i,:, - ..4:V.':'.10:40 ~.. , 8.25.,
• F. a AIMS, .
2166'0 . „
NORTHTIWCENTItAtIaitiI.74,Y
• ;DIRECT 'ROUTH '
NORTH AND:SOUT.II.I .
and after Jandary 2, 1871. Trains
will . rure as Nifitiqf
. NORTH - 1'10105; :7'.
Express—Learee Harristurg 2.10 a ut ; arriv.a at
Sunbury 4.50 a m • Wil.lanimport 6.65 a to; Elmira
1..35 - a to ; Canandaigua 3.10 . p in; Rochester 4.45 p .
Buffalo 0,00 p inTlNlagara.tral Is 055 p . M..
Accommodation—Loaves Harrisburg 8.05 a to ;
arrive. at Sunbury 10.50 a ni.
Mail—Leaves Harrisburg 1.55 p m; •rriven at Sun
bury 4 30 p m ; Willianutport 6.25 p m ; Elmira 10 80
p m; unfold 0.25 ail. - Niagara Palls 10.00 a m.
Faat. Lino— , Leaves Harrisburg 435 p m; arrives at
Sunbury 6.45 p m; "Williamsport 8.10 p m.
I?9YgvinTh.
Express—Leaves Harrisburg 5 33 a in; arrive.. at
York 6.45 a m; ~Daltimoro 9.15 a m; Washington
1.00 p 61. ;
AccommodAtlon —l.car. Ilarrielmig: 8 00 ti to;
arrives at York 0.30 ain ; Baltimore 12.30 p ;
Washington 3 40 p in.
Eipront—Leaves Harrisburg 11 35 a m; a, rives at
York 12.40 p m; Maltirnoto 3.05 p tu; Washington
5.05 p m.
Mall—Leaves Ilarrlalsnrg 1.25 p m; arrives at York
2,55 p m; Baltlmoro 6.15 p tn ; Wsallingtun 10.00 p in.
Accommodation—Leaves Ilarri.burg 5.45 p to ;
attires at York 7.10 r.
Express—loaves Harrisburg 10.45 p to ;, arrives at
York 11 50 p ;..,,lialtinnif a 2.39 ; Wnklvlnkter
5.00 a m.
• ALFRED P.. FISKE,
General Superlotondeut, Harrisburg
ED. S. YOUNG,
General PaFrenger Agent, Baltimore.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 'R. R
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
- 7
_On and after Thurxday‘tldvOinbor 24 , 1870, Puisengar
Trains will tun daily, ea fol lows, (Sunday. excepted):
WESTWARD!
ACCOMMODATION. T 1: AIN leair4 Harrisburg
8:00A. 11,,Meclittillexburg 8:35, Carlide 9:11, •wr ills
9:4B,Bliisquai4bilii? baralinrgitl:44'
int4tlc. 11:16, arriving at Hagerstown 11.45, A. a
MAIL Int AIN Ituires liarrinbilrg 1:55, p n ,
alinnlesburg 2:27. Carlial 2:5a, N..a villa 3:32 SI:
pensburg 4.02, Cliambersburg 4:35, Greene:lslip 5 11,
arri•lnt at Hage,tilivn 5:40, p n.
EXPItIiSS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 4:60 P . M;
Menlianienburg 5:02, Carl 5:32, Nearllleb:os, chip
penaburg 0:33, arriving at Cliambersburg 7:00, p
A, MIX ED TRAIN leaves Charnboraburg ,7:45, A a
°rear:castle 1:00, arriving atilligeratow.n 50:05, A M.
EASTWA#D !
•
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN reayee Chatubersburg
5:00 a a, Shippensburg 5:20, Newville C:00, Carlisle
4;33, Mechanicsburg 7:02. arriving at Harrisburg
7:30, A. 31.
MAIL. TRAIN leaves llngarstown 8:30 A m, Green.
eaatle 0:00, Charubcraburg 5:46, Shippensburg 10:22,
Nen-title 10:53, Carlivle 11r.:9, Mechanicsburg 12:05
arriving al larrisburg 12:37,P. a.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12:00 ut,
Orooncnntle 12:25,Chambetabarg 1:05, Shippenaburg
1:37, Noivville 2:10, Carlisin 2:50, siechanicaburg 3:18,
arriving at Ilarriaburg 3:50, I. 11,
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 3:20 r
. araeneastlo 4:27, arriving at Charnbersburg 0:20, r a,
cluso connections at Harrisburg with
trains to and from Philadelphia, Now York, Washing.
ton, Dal timore,Dittsburg, awl all !min {Vest.
0. N. LULL. Supt.
Superintendent's Office, Chamb'g.„Nov. 21, 1870 .
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. •
• WINTE-R. TIME TABLE.
Eight TrahAS (DailY).to and from Phila:
delphia and Pittsburg; and Two
' Trains Daily to and fronyErio'
(Sundays excepted). '
A FTER lONDAY, - DECEMDER 19,
A
fB7O, Pas-enger Trains of the Pennsylvania
Railroad com; any will depart from Harrlsburdand
arrive at Philadelphia and Pittsburg an follows:
EASTWARD . • •
•
2 50Phila elphfa Express leaven Harrisburg
dally_(except arrivelutt ,
'Weat , Plilladelphidat 00 " •
6 30—Fast Line leave./ Harrisburg (except'
Monday) at 5.3'1 a. m., and orders at West Philadel
' nhia at 9 50 a. m. •
Mail Train leaves - Alteoria . dally (except Sandal)
• at 3 00 p, m., mid arrives at Harrisburg at 9 OQp. m.
10 45—Cincinnati Express leaves Harriet - dug daliy
at 10 45,p. m.;abil thrives at West Philadelphlwit
310 a.m. ' ' '
11 35—Pacific Express leaven Harrisburg 'daily
(except Monday) at 11 35 n m., and arrives at West
PbilatiOnhl. ntl 25 p. n:••
1 20—SOUTHERN EXPRESS reatsl'llisrriaburg
daily at 1 gap. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 545 p.m„
Harrisburg Aesonimoilatton leavea Altoona dolly
(Sunday excepted) lit 7 25 a. m., and arrives at Har
risburg at 12 45 p,m.
3 55—Harrisburg A ceciraMbdatlari leaini Hiatt
burg at 3 55p. m., and arrive at Philadelphia d't
9 40 p. m., . .
. , _
- 7 30—Lancaster Train, via Mount Joi,"leavas
Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 7 39 a. no., and
arrive. at 'West Phlladelphtant 12 20 noon.
•
WESTWARD. -
4 35—Erie Fast Line west, for Erip,.. leaves Har
risburg daily (except Sunday) at 4'35 p. m., arriving
at Erie at 7 40 a. m.
2.25—E1t1E MAIL west, for Erie, leaver. Harris
burg daily at 2 25 a.m., arriving at Lrle al7 40 . p 111;
12 15—Cincinnati Express leaves, Haerlaburg daily
at 12 15 A m., arrive° at Altoona - at 450 a. m., and
arrives at Pittsb era at 9 30 a.m. '
4 30—Pittsburg Bakers leaves Hairlaburg daily
• (except Sunday) at 4 30 a. m., arrives at Altoona at
9 30 a. no.l takes breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg
, at 3 OD • •
' 2 10—Panitio Express leaves Harrisburg daily it
'2 10 a. m., arrives at Altman at 0 30 a. m , takes'
breakfast and arrive', at Pittsburg at 10 40 a. m.
Fast Lino leavea 11Frisburgtially (except Sunday)
at 4 45 p.m., arrives at Altoona'at 8 65 p. m., takes
simnel. and arrives at Pittsburg at 1 20 a.m.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sun
day) at 1 15 . p. m., arrives at Altoona at 7 15 p. in.,
takes .upper rind.arrives atPittsbn rg at 1"00 a rte.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg daily' at
8 15 a. tn., arrives at 'Altoona at 2 20 p, in., and nt
Sitt.burg at 10 20 p. ml "
SAMUEL A. BLACK,
Supt. Mithllo Div. Pounn.ll. It
Harrisburg For. 24,1870.
READING RAIL ItOAD.
holiday, April 3, 4871
GREAT TRUNK mmaAntom THE North and
North-West f4r Thitadel lola, Now York; flooding,
Tammon, Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon,
Ailent,,w it, , Flantm ; Eplirota; lAN, Lancaster, Cu. ,
lumbio,
Trains shag for Now York, as ,follows
At 3:ia anti 8:10, a m rind 2:00 p to canna ling
with situ Jar halos 111 l i einkyrnola Railroad, and
nrrlVlng att' Now York at 10: 0 a. m, 3:30
atnd • 10:00 pm, et:spec/rely. :sleeping C.rs, aceomppuf ,
lßeturning:nb'ena; bola Vo ' t :c c h al ' 95% 1 a in, 12. e
110011, and ;40 11 M, at 7;30, ti 30 a 'SP
and 3:30 p in. Sleeping Cats aecompany'the 5:00 p
train' from Now _York, without ciPirgo,
Liao, Harrisburg fur' Reading,,Pott , rlllo;l'aine ,
qua, Blinerastlle, Arildand, bhamoklS; Allentown and*
Philadelphia, at 0:10 m 2:00 and 4:05 p mi•
pi fie of Rolianuu ''ttiitt`itrincipil 'way atationar the
.4:05 p trt trolls ronnecifinatir Philidellaitia l
and Columbia, only. For, ,Potts•ille Schuylkill
and Annum. ria Selittylkill.and4naquoiralliM;
•Ilroad, learalhirrisliarg at 3:40 p m.
.Nast Ptinnv(vartia Ruth rind trains _learn itOdlng
fair Allantoin, Itafito - n„ and • N'ew Ydrk, at 500 1 li 030?
a m. and 4:05 p tn.' , flaturnina, I•are Nentil
York at 8:00 a m,12;00 noon and 5:00 p m, a d Allen.
town 00.712011 ,111, 12:25 noon, 2:10,4:1)15 and s:4s l p In.
WaYliassong, Tramleaies 7:00
-a or, connecting ith similar train on Emit Pommy l•
'ratan Railroad, returning from Reading at 0:20 p 111,
stopping at stations.. .
Lea•o Pottsville at 0:00 a nt, and'2' 30 p nt, !fermi n
at 10:00 a nt, lhmnokin, at 5:40 and 11:15 a m, Ash.
lAnd,ll 7:03 a ni, and , 12;13 upon Malianos,City,at
7:51', a rif. p Tacnalpta, at 8:35 nt, and
2:10 p nt, for Philadelphia, New Tort:Reading, Hap ,
risburg, Ae. '
• X,eave Potteville.ria Schtl7lllll and, PnaquitV"
1 4 1 1rnad. at,Sigin LA, fer.llnrriblairg, and 1050001
'tor Pine (kW/p.(111d /:renropt
R mm i
!leading. Accoodation rain hives Patesillieli
5:,141 In, pews' !tending at 7:30 a_ ra, arriving at
Philadalphia.at ',FA/ aW. Iteturniag,•lairveikniia-'
dolphin at 4:lkii 1, panning Reading nt 7:5f. I; pxt ar
riving itt.Vti,:t d . nt P:4O p nt: •
p o ,,, t „ ‘ d • ion'tqnlllol,lA4 rain tvavee Pottstown
at (i.llO a inv :lfiFhirit
. I . eavei Philadelphia et 4:30
Columpm BalltUddliaing leng licadl•g ut 7:20 •
:pi, add 0:15 V irri, for Rplimta, LICE, Lan caxter, Co.
lumbhcAc,'," • ;-- ' •
P.rktdaich thins leave Perklomen Junc
tion at 7:15, 0:05 n nt, 3:00 and 600 p ; returning,
leave" SchwonkaTilio at i3o, 8:10a tal. 12:50 noon, and
4,:30 111; c unectlng,lth similar tinkle or! Reading
R
'ailroad. ,
' Cole's; oolaihs Railroad trains leave Pottstowa at
0:40 p tu,,y,15 and 0,45 p returning, psvoillt.
ant at 7.0010 W 11:25h m. and 33;0 pto coonec:i4 rilth
similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Chieter Valley Railroad rcalue liaeo Rridgepart at
13:30 a in, and 2:05 and 5:34 p m ; returning, leave
Downingtown at 0:40 a m."12:45 noon, and 5:25 p m,
connecting3elth atalllar train. on Reading Railroad.
On Sundays: Leave Now York at 5:00 p m, Phila.
delphlai a4B:UOa Mtand 3:15 p Oho B:oo'stintraill
runningonly.to heading,) leanes Sottesille at sdaal
M Harrisburg .ats:lo a sod' 2;00. p'.atit
- Irate Allentosu at 13:45. wm ...lam Reuling at 7:16:
• nt, and 10:05 p in for llarriebarg, at 5:00 S m fort
Now York, and at U:4O a in, and 4:15 p in. for Shit.
adelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and its cur
dun tickets ; td and Erman points' at reduced rates.
• • Baggage 'checked Manuel ;•tone hundrod . pouudu
allotted each passengant h ,s to , '"'i •
•,!; s
A • ' tst s: tt , Aset.ltipt , kind Dig sataehtry.t.lc
.9loadlne, Pei; April 3, 1811.. - s It , I s
VCOL.:OI/NT.—ThiS schoolroom now
LL Occupied 'by Mary lottltuto, (Episcopal) on,
second. floor of. Marlon building, from ,t4p
Aria of July next, also the Ledge room on the third
floor, as -oopttptoit,tbrEt,,Jo,liti's, Lmclgo .of,litpona
from that. ef4prll neat: "- •" •- • ,`• , • •
2471, • • - t .J.
••ORTAPLE , Dweiling,goupe for,
' '10" lir EiALE...The Undatolgned offer. n1,....141VWX14
'Snl 4 l3llnottro.otarjl Brion d/welllng,Uotble, tatnntort
; on South Woot atroot,lfo. 86. It hue boon recently/
nolltiod atub luiprovvh”tho wallo paponideSOl.9 l
water Introduced, end tho gordpu well' stooked,w/tto
'creole end Cant 'Obeli. :Reletues Kulelnglo; buy, aro
roquoatod to, coll Innillno. • ,Toornio made 011113'
to nuichisbng; lionsoablott Non if"de-
olrod. ' . y, SAUDI:MR.'
.• ' • I ; • :.r,
liap r i - Tegetable liad? 7- Ireixezilii;:
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.13) 110 •
VEGETABLE BIOILTAN
t l , l J ;1 -;i KIWI
ALT
'it ll, R - T.'1 . +1 ,, E.4, 1 . 1t1t11t E'ti
Restores
Ts_tho oß i idio f f , e ,F !!ol,
j ood scloutifl
cafly proofed prvparatlon of Its ,
'f
:~C my `~
Bair
i ' to its
hzuhboVeinliptitirgriri it.
,§1 Oruy Dolt. Ir root) reutorrd to IL;
drlOnut , yontAttll , e4.ltir, and , tortt , r','
c
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Co
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!so+ mae11 , m11046,1 • . ,, ,
by Au, Persons wliou,rl.irr le th11122.:=
,•;
n de:d•
ro~Atlling pet .111, 'l3y, the tito:affr:
,iLnir Renewer, won eeqUi
ProlitriteiT'
its
fecte, aY 14 liVtAte nt dftt.imulal
Growth i t
I iiglrgli7rjif . a Ilie la:r,ginada , ,,Al c 0 i
1 .1 4 144 : ' .t 0 4 / ' 6I4 . I OiT?"RICF 1 , ~;. t
and strong again. hi °Aso. of Bald
!! ij • _lL,_,.i . -4
-1116 . ;Y;, ttf•Y ;1r - . F&st Iti, n
a ow.gr(Ab ,e,„ ,-
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and'(¢:%
Splendid
Dressing
VillegiAhp'oll rola deitroyed
Try ono
It IY"?l4l9b4°4:edi"7a"iffPl4lK
uud Irritation of the eeoJp. It doe
Bot lo
I:Lt
' not etadu the iglu ua do dy., but
Ib r e b f to :"
Thielcen
up the
Thin
den dressing It istislioat and tuns t
, • rt
economical preparation In ❑m world,
MI Itiriffeili fait 'to
Soud.ftli- , Ohl• Tru►ttcut *a thu bole
Locks !
rroo ,Ku, by mall
Sold by an
ruggisit and DiaUr: in
Price One' boller Perlaottletc.,. rr 1,,, i ":
I
It. P: 4).,,Propriotoral.
'
s: A. lIAVERSTICK,' Agent,
25. ug7o ly
,cgrifslc ,11140,1ne Works
p pArtit , TElt & 'CO!
CARLISLE ,AIACHINE
4 ' • , '4
•NEW MACIIINES ItUR 1 6:.1.71
Idaping ! Seeding ! Threshing !
THE CUMBERL*ND VALLEY--
TIIRESfIER AND ;
We offer MI. new Thresher and Separatoe,.(Cnebo.4..
& CO . ll Patent ,) to the, fernier, of Cumberland and
adjoining countlei, as fully equal, g not superior, jp
anrmachine now manufactured: It lims the great" . l
adviintage of being plaln.and Magda In eduntoructlort,
It lea n I !,t
Y It A ... 1' I D TII Tt
and a
•
PE.IIFECT B.EP ARAT-OitiND_QI.ZANRR
In imini it the farmer will be sure of makin: thu
most he .potaißly C4n out of hie crop. luluxuse it
• •
B T•B & NO GRAIN,
hut saves all that gtas throtigh
separa' en entirely the chaff from the - straw. It fit
an 'easy running machine, and will do Pa work
thoroughly. , Thin we guarantee. this 4t the same
time the cheapest maxhitio in the market. Tho
II . 0
It B i WA-It
,
which we tarnish to run the Cumberland - {'alley' •
Thresher is also opw and entirely diffemot in con.
etruction frdno what we have heretofore built, 'acinr.. , ;
Ling much greater power mud speed with lighter:
, draiViesc .that faur, home unly,wilt„be„resuired„—
4vhere many other Unichinis require:4 l xar a elilit
_ „
horses.
• The CU niberland: - Valley Thresher and Cleaitir yra'J'''"
'tried on the gnu ode of the Cdmbeiland Ag
?manure' Society at the Fair of- 187?, - . 4 large crow d
of, farmers being present to arltitical its ',OPOratiou.
The trial was completely successful, and the tnaohine
proved Its ability to threats, c4ean, and eeparato'
grain in the Most 'eatiefactory Meitner. All who '
wktooseed the irial'eapreesel their approval In the
wartneFt term.. The Committee on Agricultural ,
ImoTetntwee alsogave - thw Tel:lemma-a apeciarnottee---
in" their report, *smugly. _recomMencling tt. Mat
Cumberland Valley Throatier and Separator hae also
been' recently Ilse& by Col. Willlaln St. Ilendarlon,-
athie farm near Carlisle, In threshing and cleaning ''
I
a large crop. So fully in entioned of Its great mer
- lid that he allows us to me his name as a reference.
;Farmer, who wish further r and fuller ,particularace
to 04 working onalitiel'Of this neve. nuterttino kr*
herefore respectfull y referred to Cal. llenderson,'_ '
ode of the moot widely known farmers of Camber
" •
Tho Cumberland' Valley' , • Threaber will abiefi he' 4
well and eubstantially built, of the best material,
solidly framed In every part, and presenting &hand-,
soma external.appearance. Yetis. of. meohine„with
30 inch cylinder, $2OO, without Wagon... A..great
advantage of this machine Is that It can be readily
repaired at any good shop without trouble.
' 'THE G UMBERLAND VALLEY PATENT SELF
' BAKING
MOWER 4.1%T1Y - REAPER:' -
~,
1 3,7. g ill also build thihmew di - chine, with changes'
and:lmprovements, fully 'remedying the defeats and
weak pointe-of thaw built laet mason. , Our Mavis'
to supply farmers with a good hbmo-mado machine, -.-
which, if not. impactor In all respects bethnio btought -
from a dietatce, will nerertheleaa protein all mom •
tial pointy a good and reliable harretteC„'• AB wa
rusk for it la.. fair trial.
The Willoughby .Patent
GUM SPIIMG . G11,41W DRILL.
We build the well knoivn Wahl Drill now with
or without Mend Attachrimnt, end 'the.filt4elein
straight or zigzag row., jest R 3 the farmer preform.
We now hare, ilso, n new had imprine,l plan - gof,
attaching the gumtubk, for %blab we have obtaitio&
Lettere Patent, which, With Arthur improvemetite;
Imam" the Willoughby the meet complete nuel par! ,
fort Drill manufactured hr the country. •
Always on band a full. lino of
A OR IC UL TURA L IMPLE—AIRX7'B
.
both of our 04/11 manufacture; and from other 'estate.
Ilelonente, Including every useful machine needed
by the firrtmr? We may enmeorato Hey Hakes; old.
thohloyed Thra,hmo an dliorAe Poiveri, Corn Shelly ;
hreci three kind., end'hYro ditfeleut
elles,enttiMlS Cern 3h011t , r4 Fodd, Cutter., Odor
ai 114e' and othir 'art Wee too outoirouo , to
Orderh token for`oll Modi of ' • '
IRON -•• '•
u our vxtansivo Foundry and M.chloo pup.. and kir
t. D QII iL.DY N G %5I A .T E ILYA
of gvory description In our Dour and Sara Yndury
A fulll. ttusko! , • r. t::
,takjia
VIIELL-SEASONED AIIIEIt
. ,
.
kl.Ap.,xp . qt 3,. hAud, ' snap log ,ut ..to.• All tII ..tdirt
proruptly, at the lowcit iory.:“. titruiershbyildort,
uqd tunnufacturan aro ~Invitpd 10 Oln• 4 pfl‘ 1414 $
Iwo our fe.rllll.lo.'for turulug ou t good work. , ~,,,
=
24Jan71.11n
O,L II)A. X. 4.0 P.D
WILL IdlifißßAD I", •
302 31.34KET.. STliElf2,alARll,l3llllltO,
If.. Just returned froinlfowYork with the largost
stock, of Itoliday.,,floods -over . brought . to thls.elty
consisting In part of ,
HOLIDAY.' 11ND• BRIDAIr. SILVER,
of elegant deelgn and Soleil, from the celebrated
aorhaea 51qtaufecturIng Compau.y. 5 ," ,
BE A'UTI:IOtIL' `rP.l:2l TEB' TrAR .
T. Sete, G Carte Urns,
Cake and Pruit Daslate,
, Coders, 4 , lck la..apttCrere ./i Vtuds,
Soup Tureene, Wine Ztatli, etc., etc,
, •
able Older) of elegant lga and gale., from
celebrated manit &a
fantett Ilarrl n 11r0n..8 Hew
,'Sheflleld, with p&iirl, Ilury end plated bandlae..
PANGX ,GRGRI-pIIP4ITOIEN.T . • '
Embracer the folluiving art:ldea ;;
llandk.rdilat Casing and Wino Duxes conibinod,a
bointillit.arliele; . Tuilet.Sato. Writing ;Mika, Jorol
Stands, t her Boxes, card inaenivers.
Fallen( Vlolet.and Sandal Wood, Loatlior,Slik;dlatin
ate., ate., 11, ong6s, Eitatuetto,• Contin hare., VA.'S,
etc., etc limiest Boxes, playing from 2,t0 10 airs,
apd,wlo{,Seit. and. Aindo:lo.
,A+roucj.,
Cloaks, in Gilt, Brunie_ and aide Napo ; Gurkon•
Clock., eigi.r Stands, Cigar, Canoe, Tobacco Mai.
(Silver and .1 , 1i4d), Tiiitrinoraut•Lra, Wrourlia
Money. Puna, ant locket Books and a great Varlet.
at livery tiling to, my lla, , VOL. unit !..Fainin.
grand rmortniont. -.' • '
•
WILLTAH 11t Ibl , ,
'.BQ2 Market otrqato Ilatrteltur,r, Pa
•22d0e70 : ' " N." . "-
.I'o,lesiVißl), P.Pnlgfitt
P. BOYER, .41
It
•
Z. .' rorraVitcs,-rA. 61"-" ,
• Xesirufaeturer of
.T RAIL, frota.lo id G 4 pounai per yard.
All 91aap ,
11001 i SCIICIIS, '":
• - a LICE PLATES, •
) , , AND. bi!A) 4 8 .
iteo MERCHANT BAR IRO(, of all /deli, coo.
ftoo t ty . .ako p d,Mllllo!roll market price.
Furnace, -
12.9 . 11p3g Mill, c :,„.
• • Colliery Machinery, •
^'l3oilord,' and
.
: • , Steam
R.D
' Allao,?Olopr and ilOpphr of thovoltbralod
*atom f.,
12
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NM
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Limps,