Zitt Iffi add.
VOL.. 71. 'NO. 18
SECRETARY Bon TWELL has. ordered
the sale of $8,000,000 of gold and the
Purchase of $10,000,000 of boeds during
the month of May. Mr. Boutwell im
prove* every month as a financier.
TIM usual amount of rumors concern
ing the , iii . O6nitiliation:of the'Catinfit'are
afloat.' Them is „just as . „much truth in
them now ns there lute imen at any •time
during the list year'anil
We expect the present t Oobtnet,to l lteen
their places until 3Taiph , 4, 1872, .and
most of themrliniclilf.4,lor,....
Itune for many Y eani , a
Senator fronk yyg4 ? il r t, and one of the
leading Seeessionieta of .411 e ,country,
died on Friday laetjat .*landria, aged
73 years.,,, Thus„one o ne, the leaders
of the reliellionure . rapidly disappearing,
and a-040,0_4,qa0 .will,laayo,fuo. without a
representative of, the wickedest
.and
,stupidest folly ever enacted by men.
Tun United States Treasurer holds as
security for Circulating notes,- $355,857,-,
600, and as security for deposits of public'
moneys, $15,7,16,000; mutilated notes
burned during the week, $354,360 ; total
burned, $42,823,224 Bank . cyroney.
issued for bills destroyed; $334,950; total,
amount, issued, . $42;225,953. Its - lance
due for mutilated notes, $597,271 ; bank
circulation; outstanding this date, $315,-,
034,500; national gold bank circulation•
issued, to date,„ $40,000.{, shipments ;of
notes daring the week, $2,752,114; of
fractional currency, 085,9661. receipts
of fractional currency during the. week,
"$722,000.; fractional currency, counted
and destroyed during the week, $034,-
. r rerenue _receipts ,during:
April, $9,340,015. Total receipts, cur,
rent fiscal year to date, ' $120,688,273.
AN Alabima paper, 'the • Huntsville
Item, says the South "will not forgive
the robbery Of four thousand millions of
dollars, property guaranteed to ber by
the Constitution of the United States."
If this is fair index of Southern senti
ment on the subject, as we have no doubt
it is, Senator Morton stated 'Ma impott
ant factin his Washin'gion speech, When
he declared the Southeth Derdocracy in
tend to - demand; payment for theit , en
franchised slave's it ever that party 'Miff
seed getting • control 'of the .goverd
ment. This is as solid an argument as
can be made against the election of •a•
Democratic President and Congress.
DEnT bearing interest in coin : Bond
at 6 per cent, $1,687,561,250 ;Awn& at
6 per cent, $214,567,300; total pritici
pal; $1,902,128,550 ; interest, $480332,-'
064,08. 'Debt bearing interest iu lawful
money : Certificates of indebtedness at
&per cent, $678,000;' navy' pension fund .
at 3 per cent, $1.4;000,000 ; iertificates;
at 3 per cent, $36.345,000 ; total princi
ple, $51,023,000 ; . intereit, $286,166;663.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity ; principal, $3,096,012.26 ;
tercet,. $509,090; debt bearitik no
tercet, old demand am legal fendernotes,
"$356,096,800.50'; fraCtronal citrrencyr
$40,5570,097.50; coin certificates, "$20,-
483,500; total principal, $417,151,298;
unclaimed interest, $820,213 ; total debt
principal, $2,373,898,860.23 iiateresti
$49,485;592.85; total, $2,142,834,883.11 ;
cash in the Treasury : Coin, $106,453,.:;
979.34; Currency," $12,706,860.63 ; total"
$119,260,836.97 - frdebt, - less cashin the
Treasury,-May 1, 1871, $2,03,573,543-
14 ; debt, less , cash. in 'the' Tieasiirr,
April 1, 1871, $2,309,697,596.27'i
crease of debt during the past 'Month,'
$6,124;053.13 ; decrease of debthsinde
March rl,' 1371; $17,135,303.78 ;_ decrease
of debt from March 1, 1869, to March 1,
1871, $204,754,413.09.
7W17 APPORTIONIthiI.7(
TlkaPportionnaonddllzpassod:3)y:the_
Legislature„is, coming ig for a liberal
share , ofdrinvslation fromtbeintensely
pitrtitsalpye.es , 4,4;)oth parties ! , ;t true
that iliellepublicank SQ11:113 ..Counties
have been unjustly dealt with, and the
Dem4itS otbots deprive'd of their
pro Per representation, but tliehe isolated
and individual cases are no argument
against the bill in general, or any reason,
for the Elovernor withholgieg, hj6 ap
prOval fi'oin it. On the whole, it does
equal and exaot juitice to' both parties,
and, ns such, we ittlnd by our • original
declaration that it will be acceptable to
the State at'iarge. ' • "!, ' •
The onli objectionable the
inequality of the rates of representation.
This iinpariint ki g iiSce 'at 'the :dls
tricte:l" But - when Wile:tile to 'l3:cantina
irrid that the in
equality in one district is atoned for in
enotliee-• 'The Senatorial districts, the
numVer taxables antfthe mein
hers they are entitled to, ire shown in.
the following table :
.
District'.. n.l , ' Wee. 'bare,
• Philadal,Ala , ~ . ..186,632 4 ,
. Cheater aad Delaware ```'49,14.9 • .
Montgomery 21,d16 1
Dueles'ithdelfartleatniOton '':31,18 1'
!Ammeter. ..... .... ..1.
1 1 01 - 117114111.. -- r • i
- - .26,142 - 1
Lehigh and Carbon ,
Marls, ti,on 1
Dauplilkang Leha'uon' ;22,912 ' 1'
Luaorde: Mamma and , P11te1..1.•.'4.';'.4.49,924 • '2
Dradford, : gleg , 12 k7liu;,M7QminiDo “. 1 8 '4 64 . 1
Lyeathing, Montour, Col., and 5a11trark.,23,292 •
Cameron, *diem), Mega. 46,002 1
Snyder; Parry; ` ' r '23,127 • 1' '
Ombra, Cleeireeld,: J.l; ..22,047 '.l
Cumbn,.4l l ,l' o lY99lk l W, ' .22:48 -,,
Adams and yore 7 25,190 1
Dedford: 'Fulton, Dlair , Sothareet 24,013
Centre. Juniata, Ulfilin, 11 untlngdun...23,7ll I
Allegheny.. 44, ''4 • rJ1.61,141 8'
Ind!. Ifp)gropre,laufl .. .. 23,013 I
'' 1,3,402 1
Heave', Maier, oit'ao t jll,ll 1
t!larloii,loifif &die A tent
lAnrento, Herm-, Vouungo
Crslnfprd Bb3 j
rle fiina r. '
Tlie4liajorities `in• fdlii "0111a:del
phia distrietcv ati• •
the - , `lr'trst,
F,aurth, Beyenth, Eighth, and "TW &Ay.:
sixth ' Witds
naljdritii, •'
Tonal,
Fourteentli,! ' Fifteenth,. "and
ninth wattle ; ono Senator.
majOkiti, A,Y 0.
' Six 'EleitinitiP,
Twelfth, " lloveiltVidtk"atilf
;NsA'o Eitiratthi:
arctic nlajority,, qtl,o
Atlrt)li The ~fiietee~tll i i '' l'woitto~fi~
frwentx-fourth,,TilelSPark4
frwouty-sovonth, and y '•lTlviontrolghtlr
ardp,;; ,ono Repabliein : Too.
jorlej, l 4;ol2: ,
04(iiAe. 'gitj 'ilte
cot ),
Dom.
flop.
.
Chellter . .
Olitio . lhliVf 1; 'Lune 1
o4b4niti s oli...:„
Lan kli " "' '.. ° p!iiikt =l • '2.;'."
. '94P'
. . i.blB f.
~ 1 265
Berke • '41,560'
Dauplin e . aul Lebanon
Luxerne, ripm oe . and Pike - 3,716
Bradford, Susquohnna,, Wayne,
and Wyoming,' ' i, ! ' 3,290 — 1.77,,,,
Lyeotnlng, Iloyanr, Colut.+l4 and
, p
1-1'
Sollivon..3' ' 3, i....... .... ~„.. , ..
Cameron, 31,cicesm, PollOril. and ' - ;: . i
Tina • '' , 6 ........ :.'A'} ....,!. 3,C21 .
.'•.ti , ...
Snyder, Pot r v ilit\J Nor tliup'i c ppi1a4,.... ';,'3 GB
Clinton, enu;bri?;.ClearLl"Olttp- atfa;:..,...... . ::::: ,
Elk
Cionberlaud and Franklin
Athima and York
Bedford. Fulton, ilnir, nod Sums
• Cimica, Juniata, MUM% and Hunt,
hid? , 055
Allegheny - 4,557
Indl:lmi nod Wnslin'o; , Oland Got
Fayette Ond 'Greene ; ', " l ' • 2,339
Miniver,: Driller, and Wasklngton... 704
Clarion; Jefferson, Arntel.rong, and .' , ,
. .
Fared 066
Liorro
Cinw fold; or s • 1,242' ;...
Frio arid Warren
IThis,.table is based 'upon GoVerner
GearY'svote.in.lB69, when his majority
Was Only 4,596, and yet itgitres'us seven
teen out of the thirty-three 'districts by
safe majoritiesin almost nverrinstance,
there being but'two under one'thoustand.
Ontlmother—handAlie-:,Deniocrats-herre
sixteen districth on a vote in whieh they
came nearest carrying the State since the
war, and two of the* by majorities, that
can be reversed. For instance, the. dis
trict composed of 'Snyder, Perry; end.
Northumberland, is accredited .
antic, and gave 68 majicrity for Packer
iii. 1869, whereas, last fall it waa,llepub
limn! by 626 majority. imzerne, which.
complains so bitterly, at being •annexed
to 114onroo.an& Pike, nee& not 'despair,
:for the Demeert i ?,,tivmajorltyln.the coina,
ties yomprising the,district was only 762
last fall, and ,the same energy that 'ear
tied Luzerne over, to the Republican;
column filth will revolutionize the dis
trict in the Suture. • .
As 'regartle the Representative die.
met the prospects for a. steady Repub
•licarr, majority rare J)o less encouraging.
Of the eighteen Philadelphia distridts
thirt6n are ,Republierin, 'and . outside of
the city the• districts are so ' arranged
that' we Can, at almost any election at
whicka full vote is cast, secure more
than the six majorityostensibly awarded•
us. ,There is nothing in the bill which
-justifies the name of gerrymander. It
is the best that could have been devised
in tho anomalous condition of affairs at
-Ilarrieburg, and itinivas Olive the full
est, and Ireest :representation to rill the
voters'of the State, while scouring to
both pelktieal partici' their rights. It is
neither infamous rn- unfair ;'• and be=
'cause it May displease - our friend's in
One frr two counties, nod out enemies in
one bt two others, is no reason why it
:should not become a law.
• A !State contemporary, somplainindof
the injustice of the bill, cites - ns an in
stance of glaring outrage, the case. of
Philadelphia,' which, with 158,682 taxa
bles, haa , only, four. Senatorsi• while an
' other district, with. only 60,0000 has
three. This is a glaring outrage, but it
is , perpetrated by the , Constitution of
Pennsylvania; by whoop provisions no
city or county is allowed to :have :.more
than four ,Press:
HAROItaIR'G - LETTER.
I - EAT:as:mum, 3lay 2, 1871
.Immediately after the passage of the
Border
Raid" :free reported in the Sen
ate, by the committee. The Able and
exhaustive report by which it was ae,-
-lconrimmied, 'gave it yery considerable
fairer; and it „appaared as if the. bill
poyted, : would be passed without diffi
culty. A., `teat Tote was had on the
second reading, and:this showed nineteen
Senators in favor of it. On Thursday,
liowevcr, when it came up on final reading,
there had, evidently, been considerable
change 'of front on the part of some who
had previebsly been, counted favorable.
The first bill directed the State 'Treanor
to issue certificates, in favor of the claim
ants, ter the abiount found due them by
the cornmisAidnere,' which' certificates
were to bear interest, And an appropri
ation of *lBOOO4. year was authorised
to meet the interest: The State then, was
to become the oVviter of claiins, and to
recover their amount erors, the General
:Government. This was practically a
'Payment of the claims in full, 'as these
Cirtificates"wOuld hive been. worth their
face as soon as they Were in the hands
of the claimant, and the bill, as thus re
ported, was very acceptable . to the
claimants. ... ,
I. On Thursday afternebn, Tiovvever,
13uckaleiv,„ who is charged with the
management of the hill, in the Senate,
saw fit to offer a vary Material amend-
Ment. 110 had 'the 'interest. provision,
stricken entirely from the bill, and re
duces the annual amount to be paid
fro 1180,000 - to - $1.56;00, and limits
those "Payments to' Elie' years. It is said'
•hy ilkcse in' Mr. I .4netcafew:e
~eonfidence;
that tile' reason he gives for these amend-
Ments, is that it was impossible to pass
.the bill in the folin it WAs first offered.
If this be the case, there renAthave'been
considerable- backing Out' shies the 'day
the , bill' came into the "Senile, as ithad
then a verY' ellettritna deCidod Majority
in its faver.l . 'The' bill risainended; how
ever,' paeied'hi . tlie'elleSe vote of 17 to 16.
3LE 7 RErtlt.ndriotArig.l
1' There; aretiyo - things that the people'
.of the brirder'countice have te'rear in the'
-matter- bf-thily-getei ng'ooticpe tisation'for
. their 163seS. ( There is, of- t eettrse,' a tie
(bass/try' reinetalice orf the part of 'the dth-'
'or eountles•dt' Ole State ' to'*ote' apPrO-'
priatienk , whiefr•k:r ill in th ednie
_oat! Of thieir'peekets, for "the 'the benoili
the. . in atter !IOW! faltlY their
'representative3 may prom ise" to' vote foi
.the border bill; there can always be° lo
cal clamor enough raised • again.4t It tQ
force .them :tir gci•baeli'ori their proni:ses,
The 'otlieV danger 'is• that' th . ere
a determination on the part of tto De
moerner to malre , pol iti ea] 'capital itt of.
,this nioieinent;, by "keening the • ord of
:pl;entiseto the car while they brew it'tO
,the hOpe.'?• , 'Tlio , bill amended 'le
'of cdnrso iith ' , hotter then' nothing, 'la
certainly not what our people had a. right
to expeet , freit; the other odd ntios of the
TMs week - Will Make, elefid whoth-.
er, leVeh', •in its[pregetitform; eau' he put'
t i hrotiglt the • .•
I'lie • e , I " 'A•
om_ sip r earatied , , thelythie
halnieiti let thO IS OE! ion' inlay , it ot • bel: free
'existed:
'haretdfoiel :There is - a'stimignto'reniont
by ',the Deitibeiritey , t.ci , reperil that! pertlott.'
pf !tlid "itigistri.;Law Ahnt 'rte.
i'hiladolphi4, theY itlirenton runithbe
l iTead4bek, • lnles'ethiiltepithlieana obtMent'
'tofleet 'them ott abed deal *tote ! Wan
liplf way theAriatted. 'reetinL
;tinte•fiusliteks , dings almost Intdl§' , lts IV
; :,;:, ,z„,
u.Tharstlay , tlasti,'• PronlitenC
Grant vehohed this , ;city hu.:h ••.way te". ,
wwshingtN4n, ^Mid Ir °Mai tied , ',bora !, until]
-
Nopteuf tiho, next ddY,.the guest oT
•GanntronovllOglaslustiltirlygotoanttled
1n ' htsn inagnifilsentil nihn i elon..ion!APionti
sl'ilat ..om.V.riday Meriting , .the , I.Jonse '
oint rviatt ,. . , olin the;
president hrwl. fan .itrvltatlatt •
-tpiviiiitjlielLekinlirturdi, ,, . , Tlim President'
, courteously informed' the cominittesthiitl
his preitions engagement prevented
2,663
accepting their iuiiiatiorind thus Hi
law-makoreWere denied the pleasure of..
payide,their rests too (thief Map,
istrite of the
o f mond., ifirning,l Hon.
14141nii; Treasurer electlook,hisrofficial
ith and mitereci,*on;tli• duties of hit
office; 'Phis is second'
term, and he takescharge of the finances
'of the State wit)i a fUll knOwledge t .of his
dtities and resbonsibilities: In• his for
mer term he proved himself an excellent
.and capable officer, and will.do:sci again.
His cashier, Mr.• Nicholson, hee grown
'gray in,the publio• service, and. is .
spected everywhere for his integrity.,
The, retiring l ,Treasurer, General Irwin,
leaves the 'Ace, in which he hae eery.;
two..oll,termsy, with great
. credit him
self, and benefit to the State. Mr. Tag
gart, ;the rctiring cashier n has also made
.a first-class record for. himself, gs in' ex
ceeding shrewd isnd.eble financier.,
,The Suprom,r k..:ourt met on Mondayafternoon,
afternoon, and we may now aUticipate
raid, of the, legal, fraternity, from the
counties comming the Middle Dist Act.
The writs , of gtd. Famoto issued N.iiipst,
the railroad, corporations, et the instance
of tios"Governor, , are made returnable to
.this term, but t of :course, they wili re:
ceive no, final adjudication. The fact's
will- have to be ascertained, and this duty,
will devolve on some examiner, who' will .
be appointed by.tho, Court, and the,mt
ter will drag through the Summer.
3,036
1,202
2,164
REPORT OF THE •Gommrssro.zr
-` ERE OF THE SINKING FUND.
'OFFICE OF TOE Commiesiolurats OF T. 1115
FUND, TREASURY DEPT
PENNSYLTANIA,
Trairiibu4, May 1, 1871. '
balatiao in Treaiury, April • - ,
0, 1871
Applicable to 'the imyment
oC over-diie loans, relief
notes, sad interest tortifi-
I=ll
Amount of principal of loan
of June 11, 1840, payable
on demand,
LOAN/ ITEDBEILVID lItIRING YONT if OF
ArmL,llB7l.
0 per cent. loan, •ot of Juno
11, 1840, at 8 per cent. pro:
mium,
5 per cent, lotul, net of Meg
4, 1852, 8 per cent. promi-
UM,
5 per cont. loan, act of April
2; 1862, at a per cent:.
premium, . '
5' per cent. loan, act of April
19, 1853, at .8 per cent.
-.premium,
6 per cont. loan, act of May
15, 1861, at 8 per cent.
premium,
6 per cent: - loan, act of Feb
ruary 21867, at 3 per cent.
premium,
Loan Relief, net'of May, 4,
1841, par
Total,
INTEREST BEARING INDEBTEDNESS.
41 per cone bonds, $112,000.00
5 per cent bond's, 5,393,995.30
,orper-.cept.b9nds, _. 23;833,150.00
ME
DEBT ON Willett' INTERN-13T lIM3 IVIGNN
STOPPED
5 per cent bouda,
0 per cent bonds;
Total
DEBT ➢IDARINO Ito INTEREST.
Loan relief, net May 4, 1841, $96:373.00
Interest certificates unclaimed, 4,448.98
Domestic creditors, 44.67
Total,
AFCAPITIILATION OF ruoLre DUET.
Interest bearing indebted
ness, $29,339,145.30
Debt on yThiell interest bas
been stopped;
Debt bearing no interest,
Total debt April 30, 1871, Fp'29,595,987.71
• Amount.of debt redeemed
and. purchased since No
♦•mbor 30, 1870,
Published in compliance with section
8 of the act approved April 13, 1870.
F. Jonn.tx,
Stretary of the CominonWealth
J. F. HanTnAlirr,
- Auditor General,
' W. W. InwiF,
• State Treasurer,
'Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
ReMs ✓lbout Rome.
THILIINDAY, MAY 4, • 1871.
NUMEROUS—Dog fights.
SUBSCRIBE for Tun IiERALD.
..SEE D. 6. Collector's tax notice which
almears undor "New To-Day. •
LI VELY—The vicinity of the Market
house, during market hours.
boat-local-paper-in this-eounty—
TIIN a/411,18LE ITURALD.
• Bl.ur•eulta ai•e all tho rago •thong tho
young ladies.
' limit to look at a nieo lot of
carriages and buggieß, go to A. B. 'Sl?orkFi.
. . . .
JUST Arrived—An itinerant scissors
grindel..' • .
, • , • .•.
••" , Gt....rriNo, plenty—traveling , ,' "jour'!
.iiiiiilferiii. - '
-
' \Vi 'Avere visitedFriths a' refreshing
sbc;wer Met' night, with prospects. of
more rain to-day. ,
SUAllCM—Beitzinc---wo do not refer to
the " aititi . li that ' iiittnOcates, but 019
:original and genuine oily fluid:.:
d" . " t .-
s .;r T oprjo, narke 7 i,mcu
~ Ty. 113
our 'faciliioe are nilendid,:aud
.our terms rimecuable. . ,
llinaliiuuitoEis are ., indulging , in.
straxiip'rrics, - af.,
,iii:crbitant prices. No Curti-till soon come.
;;:.W%tigAP. Are ;0 1 °. °Will grinder., ? We
Lave , not, ligea , irlsited ,by, any of theno
';`; :mmicr';;ChaP s for , a; long timo.
; ; lans n net of handsome
.miter ; belle t .on his, Mem, which, hp pro
curcd frmu the pgent, of ; Forepaugles
Aircus t r ; ; :4
ttRYYPUPt7PrgratiSOOW,IIa Trielgetti
RIIPP II YI,Px I .97 , P tpol pR 9 abl?s# l
nurping.umt, „The pastor,
'Annul; 11 4 1 i 1 UPPiftiroov *
.T 11,14 etreeln .Were.thrOiliettlYfiqir , gaily
dr4*ek,P.r9incria4Pro on anturdny *Son-
The: fak;fire 6 t4AlA .rforol, 'gigged;
iii , l'ilik;thf" r.T.; latopt iiiPrinP otYlee., ~‘ '•
• 1'.1.8t,w
nttorphy,int-liw in' thiii pined, .Iwan ' ads
''rn itPal to' irracticir in
"I:if gm:11111n ;couutyil ;• • ; .; .
Omzuna. , .-Ohlintaide.t'aiorning
rOgicei ,it"aber ;:i Aeoullachthd egm
; pohnde of butter; loin! light r weight"
ffmrt •h ; country 'kW, la ntteadancli
. .
Bonk, miscreant:tliti other day,::!' con:
Ilscat4o .l a smallramoant of 'stamps,
from tlie money irawer in Smith 4p,.,
.
'Ma.x6n. THOMAS WIRTON, of this place,
r -
is ore?tl . 4 a large;finelmilding 0n . C01. 7
lege atria3t, bo an ornament,
.to tfnityiSition—Ortlib-town.
RAILROAD BlEtrania.-Tho Moods of
tho praplOr Railioed t Gill ,hOl4 Oxn:oot
ing at Pailortown, i'neurday
.dhlo.apeaker&mill:bo iacsent- and _ad.
dross the meeting.
'''‘l'itAustrevas very poorly attended this
niorning on the part of the,country. folks;.
'WI - elniN considerable "growl
ing" among theNcrcliasero of, vegeta
bles; .
Tnr, old graveyard and AsfilSfid Genie
tO,Y, were thronged with visitors on
Sabbath. Both pliiacii'are beautlinl; be
iti'g tied in .green .iordure, interspersed,
with :many choice and handsome flowers.'
Tits 'Messrs. Mullin, the gentlemanly
and. popular proprietors 'of tho' Mount
Holly Spring's hotel, aro geiting thirige
j.rtlreittlinoss for tho. approahing.seison.
As plaOe of resort, we think that
Mount Holly einnot be surpssied.'
EUNDBOIIE FURNITURE R993lB.—Aleck
Eliing, the popular cabinaFtriaker, 'on
West Main street, has just beek.making ,
large' additions to his already immense
supply of furniture. Mr.- E. makes
cottage-sets a iperialty, Giye him a
callheforo Making your purchases.. See
adveitisement—: .
Tim ,Wnster CROP.- , -70111 all 'parts of
the) ormnty, oar, formers aro .united, in
saying, ,that tho prospects for an abund
ant crop of ,whoat•!here nov,er. •better.
This scams to be the prospect eYerpvbero
in tho north, • ,whero winter Wheat Is
grown. • ,
$1,041;609-81
Punmc Mrnatons, , —The large glass
windows in the Farmers' Bank, on the
opposite side of Main street, ars gazed
into by many of our ladies while passing
by, to observe the ." state of their teil-
252,349.36
$780,250.45
WILIAT has -become of the Carlisle
Brass Band ? 'Wo haveonot heard any
thing of it for a long time. We Would
seggoet the idea that the members of
this organization regale our citiiens
with rouge, from - some ono of the public
!squares, on, Saturday evenings.:'-
IT is rumored that several' prontinent
public men will visit Piuo Grove during
the'prosent week, on a fishing excursion.'
Tents, fishing tackle, &c., Wore for
warded to that point yesterday, via
South Mountain. ' 1
LIIPT . FOR CALIFOITNIA. —On lost Mon
day week, Dr. J.. 7: Zitzer, of this , placf,,
left for California, intending tot 4 absent
about six weeks. The Doctor, sve under
stand, is a Representative to the Ameri-'
bal. Medical Association,' which con
vened. in San Francisco, yesterday.
491,495.80
$4l, 800.02
134,000.00
10,000.00
10, 000.00
7505,950.00
.„--.SPIEN .11.11); B. -WO have been
visited with several fine rains during
the past week, which served greatly to
refresh and invigorate the vegetable
kingdom. Those showers :have been
worth many thousands 'of dollars to the
growing 'crops, which were already
beginning to suffer from the continued
dry spell.
Matz You ARE.—Captain Yokn S.
tke.,Franklin Timm ,Pow, has
just received uOO builiels of Irish pota
toes, which he will offer for sale, on
reasonable terms. ' The Captain believes
in giving good measure, viz : heaped
up, pressed down, and iurinlng over.
Go and see him.
808,450.00
9 00
$1,316,290.02
09,339045.10
$140,827.80
9,148.50
DIVIDIINDB.-Tho Carlisle„ .Deposit
Bank has declared its usual seihi-annual
dividend of Ilvio per cent.
$155,976.36
TimFarmers' Bank has also declared
a dividend of five per cent.
This is the very host eiridence of the
prosperity of a Corporation, which gives
its patrons confidence in its manage
ment. May continued' success attend
those institutions and their managers.
$1.00,506.05
Pl:AB—the! 'first, of the season—made
their appearance in market on Saturday
morning last. Sixty cents per peck was
roadilY, obtained for .thorn._ The pbor
printer can never indulge in this favorite
dish at those figures ; although, we
might, possibly, " worry. a few" at
sixty cents Per,bushel.
his .NEFF has a " necktje fuss" every
evening, in his handsome store room, on
West Main street. Another invoice of
the very latest styles of Spring -neckties ,
just received ; fifty thousand paper col—
lars also on hand. The best brands of
cigars and tobaccos in town to be ob
tained at Jim's.
155,976.36
100,866.05
$1,615,674.19
FTOZHIS WAT4R.—" Bossoy" Wetzel,
"mine hest" of the Franklin Reuse, has
an unlimited supplrof ice for the com
ing heated term. " Bossy" elmrges One
cent per pouncl, but he always gives
"down weight." If you ,want cold ice,
go to " Bo ssey," lip doss not weigh close.
Cow INJtrunn,—On Saturday after
noon last, while-,a cow belonging to
" - I3ossey" Wetzel, was grazing slong,the
track of the C. V. R. J., in the vicinity
of WO — Company's . Warehonse, she was
struck by the engine of the . Mail. Train
west, and the left horn knocked off, and
sustainod other: bruises,' Of late,
"Bossey" has bad , bad luck with his
"herd of cows."
_Noy EilaNs.—Newlin Harkness, the
enterprising newsdealer 'on Wost Main
strent, has treated himaelftci a splendid,
-new oval sign.
My. Tnogas CONILYNy the popularjew
e'er, in Cliviu!a new building, on Wait,
Main street, has a mammoth gold pen
placed over tho entrance to his establish
ment. . Mr. C,. has the agency for two of
the most, celebrated pens .manufa'etured.•
To thoio. of our readers dearth:lg a good,
serviceable pen we would say go to Con
stoelt of jewelry is aecond. to
none in the Valley. , ,
the recent rain, !this
inclylpappointed . Street' Corronissioitor,
Tames McCarter, has builds "brigade" ,
engaged :in scraping and. Cleaning' the
streets of the, mud ,and that. had
accumulated during the past -winter:
This is right; let the- 'stork ge on until .
the streets are entirely free and "rano
yatcd" of eyery description Of, filth that
wouldi in any,:way, , ,contract reontagionis
diseases. 1 t' •., I
Algravuneaar,—The students of Dick..
.
insort .College, ; identified with' the ;;re
ilelliop.of last year,. tolebrated their first
annproreary, ot qua occaeibnon: Saturday:
list. . One , of ,the i class-trace 1; Rama ear-1
mcMatOdiby two. flags, 'olio ,yellow,taral. ,
...the . ; oilier black.: ;the' other, -,elessAree,
wee decorated with yellow,iiblfees'; ; The;
titi! f ienhgolore ;yellow; ;jiadges,, it '1;4114
OP ; f colar adopted; by: ; ;then: .arhilo ,in
4,01ici11e0.;,,i ;';', ;•.' ' s.c-r ( i . , .. '—,% ., ,f ,
!I 18tiountacCounT:;--Tlie Stiiirtirial, Court;
for elleMiddle Districts Of , Piairitybliailgt,'
'tfoirrii tied I 1 n' , tligiF Capitel;;; gall tirri eliorg, l
/ 1
gi liiona;3l l ;artglrobbnlitiit.;' Thii; etssitinP
00ateineen- with "the; ltenrfug; of; oases ,
thi ti
lo • : , el ;condi le ii. of •Lanealiter, : York; ; and.',
!Ails "' IThe , cases from line icoant,;of •
efrhici there mei' large- nyinberovilhiie
liciar# , alext s week:;: , 'lra , .dbubt: al greiat;
marry ;of ) ourlegal, gentlemervenlll belt'
attendatke cleriug the coining week.
IWhWould direct attention to the List
of Dealers, as appraised and 'assessed.by
. .Itailis, MQr antila:;:App is ,l
whielk appears amonglthe new thins ital
10-wo4k.
Unna.knintra.—Tlie ef,azet,h .
and ‘JJemorig... of flaturday:leeti , ili.! ll .l
splendid' piece of typography, &c. We
refer io . ths inside of the paper—it being
blank—try / as .do a little „better .next
, time,' A ; .• (
TIM late market-master, William.
progg tolls , us AMA. he did not, seize
More GO pounds of butter during
ids enure, term of office,. Thi speaks
well for the good weight Of:tlie . butter
offered for sale. , .. • , • ,
EMI=
A Fnes.—Ourliberally inclined citizens
should' 'not: fail: to : remember, that' , ice
creaM and other isfreilunerits will :be
serve .
,ropidence of 'Mr. jnim,
Faller,' No.' •sti 'Nolih:lfanover street.
A sank - libilr; and' ti; large ealie will be .
ebaneed off during the' evening. •Ae tho
proceeds are to be to 'the
Oath - Olio bliiircb7VOlibtle - ss - rfargerdowj
will be in attendance. Don't forgei the
time, `to=morrow (Thuridai)--
.I . tay • " ' -
Tris SPRII4O you 'seen
the latest Spring: styles :Of: halts and
bonnets?" is the latest • inquiry among
the fair creatures. We have,:and' they
arc heart-smashers." From the style
in which some'of them are:worn; we are
led to believe that they:
merely as a covering for the back 'part
of the head. Several of the milliners
are n`bseint in. the city, 'at - tliis' time,
purchasing their stock of Spring goods,
,and . on theiedvturn, no doubt " every
body as is anybody," will have the'very
latest style of head-gear.
, •
ADS ITTRD, TO TRACTILE.—On motion
9f M. C.. Harman, esil, Mr., W. A.
Lindsey, was, at the last, session of the
Court of Quarter Sossions, admitted, to
practice law in tho :several Courts of
Currd)Orland County.. Mr. Lindsey, is a
graduate of Dickinson College,- of the
cla - ss of 69,• and studied law with A.
B. Sharpe, seq., and passed a most
creditable examination. We ,wish dui
young__gontleman much , 131106055 in his
profession.
POGILICTIC.—Two females on Mul
berry alley, had quite a," lively little
mill" the other day. Lpve was . the
cause of the "little onpleasantness," as
both of the "fair, but frail sex," claimed
the same.lover. The "scrimmage". was
kept up for About thirty minutes, when
the one dually vanquished her opponent ;
and When We loft the scene of the condiot,
the victor was seated in a rocking ohair,
calmly smoking, her "clay-pipe." !` Let
us have peace."
SUDDEN. Drderit —On Thursday morn.:
ing last, Mrs. Catharine Martin, of Pine
Grdye, this county,. died very .suddenly
in this hbrongh, at the residenckot her
sisters,. the Miss Dobson; residing .on
Pitt street. She had been subjseted to
dropsy for the past three years, and was
under Dr. llorman's cars at, the time of
her death. She arrived in town on
Tiresday forenoon, apparently in better
heaolthan for some time previous. On'
the morning ,or her death 'just
finished her breakfast, and.appeared
very bright and cheerful, when she sud
denly threw hisr head back in theleliair
and expired. She was' interred
Ash
land Cemetery, on Saturday 'mornini N at
it o'clock;the funeral being largely
tended.
* CHURCH DcDICATION•--St. Mark'■
Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Me
chanicsbu;rg,- Will be 'dedicated ; Provi:
deuce pertnitting, on tide corning Lord's
day, (M 4 'Z.) Rev: C. W. Schaeffer,
D. D.,• President of Synod of Peuu'a,
key. Jos. A. Seitis; of Phil's, and other
ministerial brethren, will"be" present on
this occasion. Dr. Schaeffer, will per
form. the Dedicatory service, in the
morning, and preach in the afternoon, at
31 o'clock. Dr. • Beiss, will preach the
Dedicatory sermon in the 'Morning, and
will also preach in the evening.
Rev. J. Fry, of Trinity Church, Read
ing, is expected to preach on'tho follow
ing Monday and Tuesday eihniughTsner
Dr. E. Grecnwalt, of Trinity Churdhl -
Lancaster, on Thursday , and Friday
evenings.
4 , en.
Wintaßis,.ll has pleased Almightj
God to remove from earth, our friend
and former classmate, John W. Shenk,
of Lancaster, Pa., and,
Waanams, It is fitting that ire express
our sympathy with his loved ones ; there.
fore, ho it •
Resolved f That while we recognize the
ruling %t an All-wise Providence, yet we
deeply deplore eur loss ; and be it further
. Resolved, That in reviewing our Col
lege life, we shall over remember our
pleasant companionship with him ; and
be it also
Resolved, That we truly sympathize
with his stricken parents and friends.;
and, in addition, be it
Resolved, That • these resolittions be
Published in the Carlisle tend Lancaster
papers, and , a copy sent, to , the deceased's
parents.
. J. Bnra,Licr,
. . ' G. R.llmoTon,
Committco.Claso of-1871.
OX, Wednesday, morning last, the re
mains of Pr. - William:W., Bhapley, A. A.
Burgeop,..V. S. A., a native otthis place,
.arrj.ved,. per Adam's Expressi . from
Corinth,, Utall. , , • . ,
Dr.. B,htudietl ; medicine with Dr. nor-
Man, of this, place, some , yeafs Once..
After which be Was,stationed,.at different
Periods,, at the .Episcppal, Battorlee and
Summit, House pospitalS;., in , Pldiadel
plxia. Early in thploar 4803, he ,joined
.G enema., Simrinan!s , army .nt Savannnly
• , f while. , on its march t49,tho Rd.". , lie
was Afterwardsprclored to-Fort Madsen,'
New„Orleans, and shortly afterwards to
St. Augustipo, Florida, and from Online
to Wind .RiNer ,ValleY., Wyoming . Terri
tory,. where; he watt poimitted to remain
about mie year, • •
A. short time-provious to his death. he
was„ „orflorod*to ,14putana
'finrsltory,. tp ASSint.l ip „suppressing the
Indian depredations. 1,,Y1 1 4 1 .1 0 og the thir4
trip across the ludion,TorriloM he . /Ind'
'donly , sickened: Arld;:aiod.", : Fel/autos
'were,, Intorrod,; , , by r fellow-sphliors,,
vithfruilitary honors, ,pear,the rosAlsldd:,
!Ells , parouts,b,4ing,3 los l4 . 9 lls oplia,long
his body brought to this , place, . orrnpgq,,
rquta wore ; inurlocliFitelY ., Poric*l,f4)T
Its•transprirtatioix yeinaln!,
Were • bilk., ovorl and ! frouv.Sikvor,
'Diontana• Territory,. • to, ,Corinth tutu?,
, requiring fully ono,niontl! to,,brlng, It; to,
't,hoatteraianied,pittoo...;.,„lt ,required:cii
transport Oil, corpse. „Niro ;
Ccrintlko.thig place. , ;`ll l , o .rOnlain,lt were;.
Oluritery,,Onl Fri+,
4, 1 0,4 ;?,ilifig , P J
'great main!,olttzo44 ,
ashes." .
FANTASTICAL PANADES.—What has
'become of the fantatics of late ynarer
- We ,can Teriunnborieom,, : years' mince,
when it wOicustoMary tO,have a fsfitas 7
tieal paradn! : ei , ery s l9urnm . e4 Everybody
Sslmed to enjoy t gicso:demonstrations.
hugely, Mid: our 4 , 1 Country cousins," in
largo numbers, came tolOwn to!Witness
these parades. It was a caution tl6
way that "small beer" and "ginger
bronfl" suffered on those occasions.
C s l echani os 7.
burg ,Jiurnal; in making a few corn-
Maple upon . our, borough; says; "-the
jail, ;with propriety k might-remain where
it,nOW is.'? In the very same issue, we
-read,the following significant paragraph :
mimliett . of Young men were amusing
themselves by playing cards in Chestnut
Hill Cemetery, last, Sunday." "Pro.
priety" 'thou art • virtue. -We disagree
'with the local editor of that paper, after
rending about those "young mon,
on.last Sabbath."-
' FoIiMPAUGYI'S CIRCUS AND MENACUCRIE.
-The army of wild beasts, together with
all the, paraphernalia belonging to Adam
./i'orepaugh's Cir'cus 'and ' Veriagerie
put In an appearance" on Thursday
last. Dame Nature was in tears the
entire day, making it • vary unpropitious
forth° "holding of shows." Truo to
the advertisement, the street parade took
place between ten and eleven o'clock a.
m., ward,, despite the torrents of rain
that fell, was .quite a creditable affair.
The management can pride-itself on the
liberal patronage which they received at
the hands Of Our citizens. There were
ahoiet 1,700 persons in attendance et the
evening's entertainment. The circus
,performance, excepting the "flying'
trapeze" *as scarcely passable ; but the
collection of animals, was one of the .
finest ever exhibited in this place.
Among- the animals that attracted 'es
pecial attention, were the following,
Tho old, original war elephant,
"Romeo," said to weigh 10,000 lbel,_
the . baby . elephant, "Annie," weighing
but 400 Ibs, a pair of white Bactrian
camels, camelopard, hippotamus, black
bear, grizzly bear,. Asiatic and African
lion and lioness, East India antelopes,
ocelot,'llliamaphor, Cara-boo, (see small
bills) together with many other aniinals.
There were a number of side-shows
traveling with the company, h'aving on
exhibitiOn• the fat woman, Australian
children, boa constrictor, and "Inch like."
The lemonade and pea nut mail were
also on hand, all endeavoring to gratify
the curiosities and please the people. ,
The grounds were in a deplorable edit
dition, owing to the rain, and the mud
was ankle deep, priving.regy.detrimental
to fine polished boots and crinoline. To
make things still worse, straw and hay,
in large quantities, had been scattered
over the grounds in profusion.
We think it would have been fifty.per
cent in favor attic circus and menagerie;
had the entertainment been given in the
-"P,oplar lot." Want of room was the
reason assigned for the change •in the
location. But. we, think it was a "set
np" job, to get the proprietors of the
hotels on either end of Hanover street to li
"come down" with the `.l.eollateral."
Several- of the employees attached to
the Circds were discharged op Thursday,
we did not hear the reasons assigned for
eio :Arent.' A number of wllite - and
colored boys ofthis place left with the
"show" when it departed. The ex
penses of fitting out such a mammoth
establishment is estimated at $500,000 ;
and the daily expenses are between $BOO
and $l,OOO.
SUN MOUNT HOLLY PATNit COMPANY'S
MlLl'l3.,Being on a visit to Papertown,
about ten days' since, Mr. John T.
drozieri- thhs,gentlernanly and efficient
I confidential dark. of the Mount Holly
Paper Company, ex ‘ tended us an invita
tion to visit the two Mille belonging to the
company, which was Se'noptod. Think
ing a description of the 'pinup's of the
making of piper might proye,interest
lug, we Will give a few details. "'N s,
This company manufactures, exciusite. 7
ly, writing and ledger -payers of every
description.
We first entered the warehouse, con
taining hundreds and huudreds of bales
of rags, brought there by the rag mer
chants that gathe'r them up through' the
surrounding country, together , with a
large quantity received, per rail, from
Megarge & Co., Philadelphia. We then
went into the rag room, were there are
a large number or women. and girls em
ployed in sorting - and cutting .the
material. Judging from the manner in
which the operatives have ,their heads
"bundled up," we do' not think it is
Very enviable ;work. Next we entered
the bleaching room, where workmen
were busily engaged in bleaching and
washing the rags. Now.-they are ready
to be converted into pulp, which resem
bles, lie a lady friend remarked, "nice
white mush;"- though not quite so pala
table. This pulpy substance is then run
through a series of complicated-looking
machinery, and is finally transformed,
:as it by magic, into large sheets of white
• flaw paper. The oder of this room is
!mot very agreeable to the olfactories,
which, together' ith the deafening noise
of the machinery, caused us to' make a
hasty flight: ,
The newly-made Taw' -ie-then-takert.
up to the dry-room, where it is permitted
to remain fon. sometime, when it ,is
brought dolin into the' finishitirroom;
and then pressed, assorted, siegd,
csleti
doe.d,° ruled, trimmed And then made
into pack!, sealed and ,ready for ship
ment. . .
The Mount holly Paper Cornpany was
incorporated •in 1808. Our townsman,
Robert Gi,iu, esri., being. President at
this thue, and Charles H. Mullin, esq., of
Mount Holly, treasurer. ,The, business ;
pf this company, haring:Mere/wed very
considerably,, a „large, handsome brick
building was erected a few years since
so, that at the :present time they, give
employment to ,a, large force of em
ployees at, the two , lnills. ,
To • give: some- idea •of the amount of.
,paper manUfacturediat each mill, during.
tlio :month ,of 'March, we. will merely,
state that .52,000 -lbs, :were made at the,
. (at : polly.proper,). and. 50,000
lbs. at tile, new. mill; ,Thero were 53
women and , 2l; men employed lathe 91d,
mill during that , month, and 54 . .. women
and 18 men at the new mill for, the same
period. . . •
These, Mills • are..ruti i, by Water-,Pon.
alime,,the Writer , being oldained,fron: f
Mo. ntain preek, a 'Mall sqeani.s, :With
41° of 4:444it w ill in,York
.county, these are the only paper ; mills 4(
tiiie ,State that ntatinfactnre,,
hedger papers. ~ • ,
Tiro days. the - ,Wecii,;*ednestilti:
„and. 2ttltrditY, - ;;..0 devoted tc.
M
ent of
,OhioAta
010- R , a , t ? 4 .1 many
in illfferent.imifs 'o
th;! gtate ; ,
ordarit do .pre:iet
tiMetare ,
notwithetanaing tf i te fact - that bothMilte
at'e runping .116xidit bdpivite
=Da
lonoait 1116 INJURIES.-011 the
tlTplti ; 7 . llftb, .of Aiigust, last, Ballard
- Dixon; eoloredo chi* of this- place,,
sustained severe injuries from falling' i nif
the roof of Mis. Fish - oils house, on
street l while engaged' in , shingling the
\Fatne. % tte has sneered terribly since
:that date, and on'Saturday night laSt,
death init an end to his tillnbripgB. •
- Wir. would be giently—obliged to the'
different ministers of this place, if they
would send us notices of . all marriages.
Our friends, generally, throughout. the
county, would Iconfer.argreat
of
by
sending us notices of deaths of persons
iu their neighborhoods. 'rheso are the
most, important' inotices in a country
paper, and are, Ilnyariably, the , first
iternii)erused. The inquiry is frequently
made' "Why we rdo not ,i - mblieh Mar
riages. and deaths ?" .Our reason is, we
do not receive than, or they wouldappear
in our columns. •
titArririsr, MAY.-Monday last was
tho first day or May. The trees' are full
of blossoms, theettarth is covered with
carpots of green, the fibwars are 'Orsting
forth in their beauty, the birdS' chirp
and sing, and pll Nattiro wears a cheer
ful and siniling - aspect. 7 4earing otideneta
that the reign of stern old Winter has
departed.
The country now presmits a most de
lightful picture of ruralbeauty. "Groan
fieldsrrippling brooks, 'bird music and
wild flowers lend enchantment to the
scene. - The - luxurious—growth of--the
differcnt.crops, also, do much to please
the eye, and , gladden the heart. , The
grass crop, which is an important. one,
and which does so much to beautify the
fields,,will be an immense one.
Our'farrilers aro now busily engaged
in planting their Born. and potatoes, and
on every hand we seo signs of industry
and thrift, giving - hopes — of full barns
and granaries.
The gardens, too, so far 'as we have
seen, aro doing finely, and we shall, no
doubt, have vegetables in abundance.
Good crepe of garden esculents aro al
ways desirable„ag nothing is more neces
sary and convenient than a bountiful
supply of garden vegetables for table
use. r .,.
We have not heard' f shy "Meiling"
parties as yet, but, doubtless, wo shall
soon see the May . 6rties wending their
way to some of the favorite places of re
sort.
Some years since it vas customary for
the Board of Directors to grant the
scholars a holiday on the first of May, in
order that its advent might be celebrated
by a "haying" excursion. But of late
years yre have heard nothing of it, or
cannot say whether it has been observed.
We think it is right and proper to grant
the pupils arleast ono day for outside .
pleasures ? as "all study and no play,
makes Jaac a dull boy."
We quote the following from Lho posit
" How beautiful is May, '
Thi bright lipped dowers are murmuring low;
With blutiblog prido the queenly rti.o coufoantith
To all her T.:meets gay.
Tito lily palo doth bow and trltisper it
Unto the violet. meek,
Which they do !sweetly breathe
To the rare:Ain windy,.
♦nd earth's myriad voice. gorily echo,
now boantiful i. May."
4lts -
UNcE,
Cocoa -
ilum nuts, -0 Eli Ts
rich7s. mhos _ •
n t
, TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I have this day commenced to sell
goods at reduced prices. A large lot of
fancy goods and notions. I have, also,
a news depot, containing all the dailies
weeklies and monthly papers„ and all
periodicals, where you will not meet
with surly looks and abrupt expresilons,
but will treat all my customers and
friends with courtesy and politeness.
Sheet music ordered, if not on hand, in
two days' time, and sold at low figures,
all kinds musical instruments. Give me
a call, as I am prepared to sell cheaper
than any other person in the same bUsi
new in Carlisle. -- Give me a call ip the
same loom with the celebrated' Wheeler
& Wilson sowing machines, No. 11 'West
Main street, Carlisle, Pa.
Nzwl.l - N lIAnKTNEss.
Price list of daily papers
Press, per month, 60 cts
' , lnquirer, do. 50 cts
. Age, do. ;10 eta
Ledger, do. -10 cts
Post, `.., do. 25 cts
Day, '' 'do.. -20 cts.
New l'ork World, per month $l.OO.
Now York Herald, do. $l.OO.
New York Tribune, do. $l.OO.
N.A.lenkr; ESB,
No. 11 Wont Shin Street,'
1 • At the Eggs sign
For, cranberries and peachkNe to
Ilunirielf a.
• NN..
LADIRM will-do well by linying their
millinery goods atkadame Rotes .
FRYSII4GER & WEISER'S
Carpet Store, you.will find a large adsort
ment of cheav Rag Carpets, supeilor iu
make, quality' and beauty,. we make a
0
specialty othis, and you will find
their goods just as they represent them,
choice patterns of hall and room paper,
moulding and borders. in every style,
they are selling papers cheap, and can
pleaso every one who calls. .
AMONG TGE INDIANS.—Lieut. 'Herndon
tells us that no tribes of aboriginees are
found in the deepest forests of South
AmeriCa ' from the Andes to the Atlantic
coast, that do not have and use Doct.
Ayer's medicines And Lowell cottons.
"Tremont," "Suffolk," " 1300tt," are
semi stamped in large red and blue letters
upomtlar garmorit9,l - Whilei 7 Ayer's
and Cherry Pectoral are among tho
treasures of their habitations. Their
native soil furnishes theni all their food,
and most of their remedies, but they
suffer film some afilictiOns must
have the interposition of highllr skill.
[Sentinel, Liberty, Va.]
- lIALt; 7 6 Vegetable '.Sicilian Hale Re
newer cures gray lair by causing 'it to
return to its youthfutkplor and vigor.
FOR SALE
A large merchant mill, situated in
Marford county, Maryland, about one
end a half miles from ' Edgewood" sta
tor, on Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Odium° railroad, has four. nut of
Mrs, with capacity. Arc ;"o,ooo—barrels,
which with , a ,small 'ontlayi can hotni
,treased to 80,000 barrels. Also, a lino
;farm adjoining thei mill, containing 240
acres, 200 acres of which Is cleared, at . td
,in a high state of cultivation; there are
.8 houses on the farm, also, barn, stable;
corn house, itO., &c., Forfurther - infnr : '.
imation apply to • • :, : - , . •
• • • • - E. •J. Eatow* C 0.., : : ::
' • ' NO.:' 10; Spear's 4ilrliitrf, •
4ma7lBm . : Baltimete,'Maryland.
• .
. THE elmapeitliats in town at Madame
notes
.
Y 6 • • J. 11! WOLI, 18
• . no, 1.8,..n0unt IIANOVnIIIAnEnt
„ I desire to inform the 'public, that
kayo joS't opened, and run novy offering
for sale the : loA assortment Of, }lotions
and—fancy goods over opened .in Car
lisle: Mrstock is cutirely,new,,,l,w,onld
r eal your attOntim; to—thelol ing :^ A
11111 lino - of ,LadieS'i I Genes; Mal 'Misses'
'kid gloves,,Ladies' and .Phildron's cot
'ton and, woolen hosiorj; Genea cotton
rend lisle thread IMF hote" , lace, linen
Lind silk Inualkorainpfs ; ?ace .c . ollarp,
hoop skirts, .00rsets,.8wles and flandUng
edt;eN and Ansertings; zephyrs,. German
'tnwir sup oftiras 2 ;all4:VvporeeLi?idtertiO.
A Barge assortment of plated, and:Jot
jewelry., Agent for j.llchArdson's colo r
.bratod shoulder scam Abide .on,bandi
and made/ to ordoi,- and oluipinve
,
Fon an your millinery goods ) gp : p3
Madame Mote.
i •
LAnuas desiring beautiful faeL
ionable hat' or bonnet, go to Maas,Me
Rotpl three 'doors .below' Bentesi- dry
, goody shire:, • • ' , -j .
ittin chealiest bonnets at Madame
Rotes. =. , --
NOTICE
I have this clay associated my son, A,.
C. 'Ensminger with nio in partnershiN
the business will hereafter i bo conducted
under the firm of (leo. Eusminger Sc Son.
We have now on - hand a large assorts.
ment ot'Slaughter; Oak . and Hemlock
Solo, Wench and American Calf,-Kid,
Morocco, and, a full, line of shoe finding,
hernegg'ithd net leather, to Which we in
vita, yonnattention, and solicit your pat;
ronage, as heretofore,Eospectfiilly
Gno.tiiismnioNn,
A. C. EN/WINGER,.
No. 63 N. Hanover Street.
4rni7l4t „ _
Canned .fruits of all kinds, at Han..
rich's.
Go to Madam Rote for your chignons,.
switches, Muds, &c.'
BOTATOES.—Peach Blows—by the
wholesale. & SONS,
4ma7ltf - • . Harrisburg.
Comnixosyniado into switches, chig
nons, curls, frizetts, &C., at 3ladamp
Rotes.
•
A watou addition lately made to the
idoelc of lumber, in the yards of
A. 11. BLAin.
Cheese, -pickles,' beans, eggs, at Hutn
ieles.
FOR SALE OR RENT
'A large and commodionS' three-story
brink 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 It. E. Shapley,
•corner of North and Pitt streets.
ATTEND to securing your coal for win
ter while prices are low and quality good
Call at the yards of
A. IL 131,Ant
WAIkITED.i ,, T l . . blacksmith warted im
mediately at & aglo Bmeltz's Coach
Factory; confer of Pitt street & Church
alley. 4km7l2t.
ALL of the latest styles of millinery
goods at Madame Rotes.
Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes, at
400.1
Dn. W. D. lIAT.L.
Dnss. MAwr L. HALL
Office and residence 37 South Hanover
street, Carlisle, Pa. Rooms strictly pri
vate. COnsultation free. Drss. Hall
makes the treatment of female diseases
a specialty. lde7oGrii
Go to Madame Rote for your hats and
bonnets.
For sugar cared meats, go to Hum
rich's.
'JACOB LIVINGSTON,
Dealer in
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 27 North Hanover street,
Offers the following gpods : War
ranted pure, unadulterated and full
proof. Alwafp as represented.
-
Genuine Irnported - French Cogahe
Brandy,Al age.
Pure did Rye Whiskeys by celebrated
distillers. •
Best quality Ginger Brandy. Pure
old gin. Puru old. Port wine. .
The very best quality Sherry,
New England Rum, &c.
. Kimmel. I'•.re white spiritA, for drug
gists and family use.
Sold at the lowest prices for cash. A
call solicited.
21ap6m
JACOB LIVINGSTON, ,
Wholesale and Retail Dialler in TOBACCO
SNUFF ' CIOAILS, riiV t &c.
No. 27 North Hanovdr street
Offers to the trade 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 llavana•Segars. Yara
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 large assortment:
liverr article warranted as represented.
21.a,p706m
IMPORTANT
TO PRIVATE PAMILTER
Pure and miadulteratal Wines and
Liquors, supplied at their residence, by
sending order to store, or through Post
Office. Esery article 'warranted as rep
resented or the money refunded.
JACOB LIVINGSTON,
91apfmi No. 27 N. Hanover' street.
LIM ERURN ERS' coal constantly on hand.
Also a full assortment of lumber at the
lowest prices, at the yards of
A. IL Bram.
N.
-25a00.
''SPECIAL NoncEs
CEIBA? LIVING.
Mackerel yOry fat and wonderfully
cheap, wholesale and retail at
WM. IMAM & SON,
South errd t parlisle, Pa,
. P. S. Another, fall in "Alio price of
mackerel.
4ma.7.1
WIRWRAILING. MBE QUARDS, BIC Store
Fronts, Asylums, As. Iron Bedsteads: Wire With,
binge for sheep and poultry yards, Brass and, Iron
srlre cloth Sieves, Fenders, Screens for coal, 'ores.
sand, Ac.,,lloavy Crlmpad Cloth for spark arrester■
Landscape Wire Ini Wlndruos Ac:, Paper Makers
Wires, Ornamental *lre Works. Every Informa
tion by addressing the manufacturers, M.WAIMER
& HONH' No 11 North 81:th street 'Philadelphia.
Umlt7lly
43• "s AYE, SPEEDY, AND SURE."
Dr. Morels' Syrup of. Tar, Wild Cheriy, and Hoar
lit tied, manufacture'd by an entirely now process,
and contains the host known remedies fur Coughs
Colds, Sur° Throat, ' and all Lung Complaints.
•Pleasant to tho, taste, but powerful In its action
Soot (or a circular rout:titling list, of articles used
and the manner of preparing them, to
- Dlt. J. It. MORRIS,
• Easton Pa.
Genbral Agent.:
John F. Henry, 8 Cvlego'Plaso, N.Y.
Joltuson, Holloway A Cowden, 602 Arch AL, Ville
Sold In Citable by •
Curt man d IVo.ablngton, •
NV, F. Horo,
T. N. Frank, and
J. R. Havorstick. 28.jan71-dra
1.11t1t01t6,9F YOUTII
A gentiontan,who suffered for years froin Nervous
Debility, PiStnetnro 'Dodo, nod nil the &Teeth of
youth (nllndiscratiotOrill for the Folio of suffering
bumndly, send free to all who _need it. tile receipt
for malting the simple, remedy ity which ho was
gerere *wishing to profit by the advoriis•
or's
_eiperlooso tan do so by addressing, in perfect
cenlltlenSe, • JOHN 11. 'OGDEN,
No. 41(kninr St. New York.
Mu 7.70•]y
MA-RIVETS
CARLISLE' *PRODUCE I,IARIiET.
Corrected Weekly .by . .li. . :C. :Woodward.
thrlialf. 111,11.e.5a0, Alay 3, 1871.
, P,IMILY . FLOUR • sB 00
.SUPERFINE FLOUR 4 50
ASWPERHAVII FIFE PLOW?, •, 450
WHEAT -
. . , 1 ...... 1 1
3 4 5 5
WRITE
RED 11702.411 T
RYE R 5
UORN ....'..' ..:.
WRITE o...t''' ~
BLACK OA TS .
OLOVERSWY.'I),..
TIMOTILYAED
FLA ..Y.SR Ell
a.iIILIBLIB PROVISION 11/111,108T.
Corrected Weekly by Tip:, Blair t Soli
cbusr. , , indoesvoy , 3, 1871.
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.77.111EZVA2 P.LES •
4341,(67
, ,
DR. SCHENCK'
Advises -Consumptives to go to Florida
- in 'Winter.
- 'laving fur tho lest thirty-live' yearskdevoled my
whole time and attention to the study of lung die-„- t ,,, ,
°roes and consumption, I feel that I understand fully
the courS6 that 'oug,lit to ho. parantd to reatorea
tolerably ad tees of dlieased lungs to healthy eound
man.' The fleet nod most important stop is for OA
patient .to avoid taking told, and tho Mot of all
plates en this continent for this purpose in winter,
In Florida, well do••n In the State, Where Han tem
peratu o le regular, and not sub ject to Ends ratio-
. .
thins toi , ln more Northern / latitudes.' . Palatka is a
point I can recommend. A good hotel is kept there
b,S , l2atertnan. Last winter saw several persona
there whose lungs had been badly dheased, but who„'.
under tiro healing Influence of the climate and my
medicine., wore getting well.
Om" bond. ed miles further' down the river is•
point which I world prefer to Palatka, as the tem-
peroture is more even and the air dry and bracing.
Mellonville and Enterprise are located there. I
should give a decided preference to Mellonville. It
is two nines iron), river or lake, mid it teems almost
Impossible to take cold thero..:The tables in Florida
might im better and.pallentacomplain at- times, - but -
/halm a geed sign, as it Indicates a return of appe
the, and when this is the case they generally Increase
in fled., and then the lungs must heal.
Jacksonville, ❑ilmrnia, Green Coro, end many
ether placeS In various parts of Florida. cen tat safely
recommended to consumptives in wintry. My reasons
for saying so are that patients aro lens liable to take
cold there than where there is a lees oreni tempera
ture. and It Is 'tint necessaryto say that where n c on
eumptive person exposes himself to frequent colds be.
Is certain to die shortly. Therefore m 3 advice Is, go
well down into the :Jute out of the reach Of prorall-
lug east winds anal fogs. Jacksonville, or almost any
other of the localities I have named, will henellt.
I hone who are troubled with a torpid liver, &diner
dered Weinrich. deranged bowels, sore throat Or
rough; bait for 01.0-whose lungs are di armed a- more
southern point is carnally recommended. '
Pdr fifteen yearn prior to 1059, I was p.nitessionally
I n New York, Benton, Baltimore, oral Philadelphia
every welk, where 1 saw anal examined on an aver
age five hundred patients a week. A practice so
extensive, embracing every possible phone or lung
disease, has enabled me to understand the dlnesiee
311111 Ileac° toy caution in regard to taking
cold. A person may take vast quantities of . Schenekbi
Pulmonie Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake'
Pills," and yet die If he dean not amid taking cold.
In Finrida. nearly earyledy In using ScheneVa
Mandrake Pills, for the climate In more likely to
produce Minna Inthiti, thou wore northern latitudes.
It is a well established tact that, nati•re of Florida
rarely die of consumption, iinpecially those or the
southern part. On the titter hnml, in Now Englaod,
uhuithird, at leant, of the population die of tido terri
ble disease. In the Middle States it does net pnrsull
so largely„still there are many thousands of roses
thorn. \Sh t a ra-t percentage of life would be
saved if consumptives wore as easily alarmed in re
gard to taking fresh cold its they are about scarlet
freer, smell pox, S.c. But they are not. They take
what they term a tittle cold, which they ore credo
loos enough to believe will wear off in o few days.
They pay no attention to it, and hence it lays the
foundation for another and another still, until the
lungs are Weeniest beyond all hope for cure.
My ddvico to persons whose limper° affected even
slightly is, to ley in a iittrk 01 Schmuck's Pulinonio
Syrup, Schenck'. gemmed Tonic,- - and - Schlock's
Mandrake Pill', and go 'Lahr - Florida I recommend
these particular medicines bthcaute I am thoroughly
acquainted will, their action. 1 know that where
they are used in strict accordance with me direc
tions Elul will do the work that is required. This
necomplialted, nature will do the rest. Tho physi-
sign who prescribes for cold, cough, or night-Atreus,
and then advises the patient to walk or ride cut
every day, will Lo auratoll:lwo a corpse uu hie lands
before long.
My plait is to give my three modieines, in accord
alter, vitii the printed directions, except in some
-
caves, whero a Ireer use of the Idapilratte pills Is
necessary. My otject is to give tone to the stoinaeh
—to got up a good appetite. It is alwayss a good
sign then a patient begins to grow hungry. I haw
hopes of such. With n relict, for food and the grkti
&talon of that relish C 91111,3 good blood, and with it
moro firth, Which is closely followed by a healing of
the lungs. 'I hen the cough loosens and abates, the
creeping chills and clammy night-twenty no longer
prostrate and annoy, and the patient gete well, pro
vided lie ovoids taking cold.
Now there aro rontsy consumptives who have not
the means to go to Ilorada, The, question amyle
a'aked, is there no Lope bar Such! Cid - thinly there
Is. 51y odrlco In soda is. and ever lion beau. to Stay
in a worm room during the winter, with a tempera
ture Of fli/Qllt eoventy degrces, which should be kept
regularly at that point, by means of a (bet-Inquiet°, a
Let each a patient take his exercise within the limit•
of the room lay walking up anal down as tench as his
strength will permit, in order to keep up a healtliy
circulatlon of the Medd. I have flared thousand. by
this system, idol can do so again. Consumption le as
easily cured as any other &seaso if it is taken in
time, and the proper kind of treatment Is pursued..
The hart ntarols undisputed on record that Schenck's'
Puha"u le ay nap, Mandrake Pi I Is, and Seaweed Tonic
have cured very many of whet !teemed to be hopeless
eitees of coneumpt lon. Ito where you will, you will '.
he aline. certain to find some poor consumptive who'
h.s boon rescued front the very Jews of death by
their use.
So far as the Mandrake Pills aro concerned, every
body should keep a supply et them on hand. They
act oat the hirer better thaucelouird, and leave node
of Ile hurtful effects behind. In fact they are excel
lent in all canes .w hero a - purgative medicine Is re-,
qulreal If you have partaken tot, freely of fruit and
dint rho. emotes, a dose of the 51androltee will cars'
yet,. If you ere eubject to al :It headache, take adon•
of standrakes and they will relieve you in two
hours. If you would ola v late the effect of a savage
of water. or the too face indulgence in fruit, take etas
of tan Alandrakes every night or every otherilight;
nod you may then drink water and oat watermelons.
pear, app l. s, plums, peaches, or corn. without the
rkak of being ..lido sick by then. They will protect
those wha lire in damp situation. against chills and
levers._ Try them. Illey_srei_perNantly harmless.
- '
I bate abandoned any professional visite to Boston
nod New York, bet continuo to flee patients at nay
office, No 15 N. SIXTH': !root, thtlaalialphia, every
haturdaY, from a. tn. to 3p. ea. Those who wisha
tlatal - ongh with 010 lies, Irometer will
be charged tire d 011.... Iho Itesplrometor declares
the exact condition of the lunge, and patient. can
readily learu Whether they are curable or out. Ent
I death, it distinctly understood that the value of my
medallic , ' depends entirely upon their being taken
strictly ascot oi.g to direction.
In condo:dun, I will say that ahen porsons take
toy meth...4 nod their systems are brought ink, a
health:, condition Hioreby,vbey ars not so liable to
take cold, yet no one with diseased lunge can bear
sudden change of atmosphere without tiro Habil If
of greater or loss irritation of the bronchial tubes.
Full directions lu all languages accompany my
oxpl tell and clear that aoy one CAD ta•t,
them without consulting me, and can bo bought
from oily druggiat.
J. it. SCHENCK, id. D.,
101,0v706m N 0.1.5 N. Sixth stree b, Philadelphia.
Wntts wisdom will benefit you: be not alwase on
trolled by your Incredulity, limulrede have.'exusght
relief from the horrors of Dyspepsia through the
mediate of liturit's ANTI-Drsenuric gronann BITTERN
and found It. Why should you suffer when this admi
rable stomachic has cured many similar cases -why do
you doubt while tither believe and are cured f Delay in
t his matter is both dangerous and unprofitable. Your
health, happiness and business Buffers; while corstant
neglect is frequently 1011. wed by serious, and unroll
trollable results. DalETlei BITLCIIII aro equally
eyeful In the numerous difficulties attending Indi
gee lion.. as Itimousscss, 0.5711,1'10N, Ice, while 'or
Flynn and Ales and other disorders proceeding
from Min.yrt,it. lithe only reliable preventive nod
remedy kno i wn. 212 e 00
lbw's the Philadelphia icoril. .6mo-icon.]
PHILADELPHIA MARKET°.
I , LOSIR 7 GRAIN AND BENDS.
Philadelphia, May 2, Mt
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR $7 00
EXTRA FLOUR 0 110
RFE FLOUR 5 50
1471 RA Tlt ED 1 asa 1 41
IT II TE 4171 EA T • • ••1 5055 1 CO
RYE 1 16
UOR.V
0.4 TS
CLOVER:SEED .
TITYSEED
FLAXSEED
LICE STOCK MARKETS
Philadelphia, Monday, Slay 1, 1 . 871. k
The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle were large
Ws week, reaching about 2,003 head. The market
closed very dull, farosivg buyers, and prices well
.unsettled and kver,.uithin the following ranges:
kr,T/L4 FAT CATTLE, per 10 84)8 1 Xc.
FAIk• ...12V7) GOOD CATTLE.... .... 6%0 7 3 , i
COMMON' 400
CO Wit and - .CALIFS were eery dull, and the
ofrerings though meagre, were in exerts of the de.
inand... quoteA
tringers at UO, and anal and
buters at 1.55. ' Receipts of 150 head.
S, I smwr
were dull, -
toilhout change'
in prices. Ire 2! (e Wooled "lit -- '7%'0815c; - - anti
elljuiedelt 146 , Ae. Receipts 15,000 head.
71005 were guild active in the early part 0f /ad
lord% at $9OlO 75 for corn-fed, but toward thy close
prices declined, under the in,finence of liberal arrivals.
Ire quote f'orn.fed' at $8 25€1,0, and slop at WO.
Receipt: 4,000 head.
. .
rotr.§.—REVD.—On the Vweitty-leventh'ultimZ.
In Nlerbsultshum, by Rev. John, Ault, lir. 14fatthlai
Bakm to Bliss Emma R. Reei, both el . : Meer Spring
township, CumValeta county. '•
Dew . llle, Montour county, ,
on the turlintleth of April, - 11.71. MN: Qulnthlon'
, Blitehell, formerly of tills place, aged eighty Team.-•
• NErte TO=DAY.
UNITED STA,TlCSlntern . al Roveixtiol
afoilection of Aslnual Tares for 1871 /
Collebt.es 'Office; 15th District, Pa.l
' .Jecon'A MaT 8, 1871.
Pursuant 'to the Internal Revenue Lowe of the',
'United Hates, oil persona assailed „on th• Annual
Lint of 1871, tat Special Text or Menem. or Income. .
aro hereby notified that the CollectO of the District.
or Itleahmuty, will bo presont to-receive the afore
mid tumor!, at the' (Muni and plains below named:
At Oroott's hotel, Newport, Perry county, OR -
Tlll.llll4lilT. Play 18, 3 871.
At Wildor's hotel, Bridgeport, Cumborland coun
ty, on Priday,, May . 39, 1811, from
- 8 o'clock, a. Pf.p
to I..o'olock, p m.
At tko liteichants' hotel, lilechanlcebtirg,,Cumber•
lend county, on Prlday, play 19, 1971, from 2 o'clock,
p. m,to 7 o'clock; p. m. , - • '
At the Often of A esistant Aeseseor r D. X. Wagner,
Sliippentburg. Cumberland county, - on' Tuesday,
]flay 23,1871; tram 71doloak, a. u1i.11"3.1. 2 9%40 14 , 13 .
At the 0111 co of Absielant Asicesor,
Newvoi., CM:e:Amid county. on Toddy, May 23,.,
1871, from 2 o'clock, ii, m. to 7 ii4lock, -
At the Collector's 0111 co Carlisle, on Wedneeday,
Nay 24, 1871, from 9' . to 3 o'cledlt.P 2l9 .
!' At Shuman's hotel; Lavidleburg, I'rrrj county, oa
, Prida t , .hley 20„, Wirt; Boni
q'doc
tits iptertu}r, Ilerpnuo -
nue,
amohtletV,' hertlailailinir rd. joiy of the.
time specified _above, will incur, thu following
expense.: 20 coots fortioNco, and 4 odat, par mita.
—l;iFBittelco-of—the-some,_ana jfno 1. , 'Mid AV it lII+. ten
Jaye front cornice of 'eahl.notiee A per Teattl
hlty, and orieuiententutu per.mott ndi l itionAl.
1 -Pereonlijiloferditg' to remit tawes... to the Ool
; leptorott ViurNale, VIM 11l .0 at their • own, rick, by
cottlll3d cheulc,Or 6tltiraisli. , 1 ,
‘:: JOBI4PIE W. PATTON, 1,,
1coll4elot", 1 / 3 131lairlpt,Tiiingylvaula.
4n157.13t ^ ‘.
...•
.6 , 00
4 CO
...... 170
. , X 00
20
BE WISE,
Per lb
5 BO
2 00
MARRIED
DIED
MI