SPECIAL NOTICES
CHEAP LIVING.
.
Mackerel very fat and wonderfully
cheap, wholesale and retail at • '
WM. BLAIR & SON,
, . South,end, Carlisle, Pa.
P.. S. Another' fall in' the price of
Mackerel...
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for yegre front N ervols -
Debility, Premature Decay, and all tlio_c_ffecte
youthful indlecrotion, will for tho sake of sUffering
humanity, send Ciao to all who used It. the receipt
for making um simple remedy by' which ho we.
cured. Sugdrora wishing to profit by the advertia_
er's experienco eau do so by. addressing, in perfect
confidence,, • JOIN. B. OODEN.
N 0.42 Coder St. New York.
Slay 7.70-Iy.
BE WISE,
WHILE wisdom Ri ll benefit you: be not always uu.
trolled by, your Incredulity, hundreds have
relief from . the horri)rs of Dyspepsia througl, the
medium of DEUITTII'I3 ANTI-DYSPEPTIOSTOMACII/hirEns
and found It. Why should you suffer when this nand
rablustomachle has cured mnny similar cases -why do
you doubt whtle, other believe and are cured 1 Delay in
this matter Is both dangerous and unprolltabl.,. Your
health, haipiness and huffiness suffers; while cforstant
neglect In. frequently full wed by serious cud uncoil
!reliable results. DEMUTII'S thrrras are equally
useful In the nunieines difficulties ntlendiv
indl
gestlon ; ne BILIOgNCI.S, CONSTIPATION, &C., while or
germ nod ALIVE and other disorders pr eroding
r(0111. MIAtilitATA, it IF the unly reliable preventive and
remedy known. 24ie 60
DR. SCBENCK
Advises Consumptives to go to Florida
in Winter
- Having for _the last thirty-live years devoted my
whole lime and attento to the study of lung din
ensue and consumption,i In
feel Unit I understand fully
the course that ought to ion pore. II to restores
tolerably blob case al diseased lungs to healthy mound.
nen. The first nod most'important Mop Is for the
patient to ovoid taking r old. end the beet of all
places on oils continent for thin purpose in winter,
Is Florldii, well dim to in the State, where the tem•
perature is regdiar, and not subject to ouch varia
tions as In more. Northern haltudee. Pelittra le
point I can recommend. A good hotel is kept there
by Peterman. Lest whiter I raw seventh perAons
there whose lungs bad been badly diseased, but who,
under the healing influence of the climate and my
medicines, were gotting,well.
One hundred miles_ further down the _river is te
point whichl would- prefer_ to .Palatka, Bathe tem
perature la more even and the air dry and bracing.
lefellonvilfd end Enterprise are loud ed _there. I
Mould else a decided preference to slellonville. It
Is two milk. from river or hike, and It seems almoot
impossible to take cold there The tables in Florida
might be butter and patients complain at Min.'s, but
thalls_Agettiolgu, an - It -inilimtm a return of appe
tite, and when tide in the case they generally Increase
in flesh, and then the lungs must heal.
Ilibernia, Orem Cove, and ninny
ether places in various parts of Florida, can be cutely
recommended to consumptives in w Int. r. My reasons
for saying so are that patients arc less liable to take
cold there than where there Is a lees even tempera
ture, and it strut necrunly to se) that where ri con
eumptive person exposes himself to frequeat cultlif he
in certain to die shortly. Therefore, me advice ho, go
well down Into the :tete out of the reach of pr. v .II-
Ing mut winde and fogs. Jacksonville, or elineet any
other of the localitien I finis' nutted, will benefit
those% lie are troubled with n tom id liver, n disor
dered ;Wallach. dm - angel boo els, sore the eat or
cough, but fee those whose lungs are diseased a uiore
southern point is earnertly remniimended.
Fur fifteen years prior to 1.69, I war professionally
I n New York, Boston, e, end Millulelpnia
evOry week, where 1 sew and examined on n aver-
Ile live hundred patients a week. A prac u tice so
extensiv., miihreciug every possible phase of lung
rihreane, loot enabled me to understand the dismal
fully, and hem e my motion Ito refund to taking
cold. A person may rake met quantities of "Schenck's
Pulmonie Syrup, Smereed I elite end 'Mandrake
Pills," and yet die If he does not ay. Id taking cold.
- lu Florida. nearly everybody is ;Ming Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, for the climate is more likely to
prodnedbiliouri habits than more northern lathed..
It Is n well established tact that net iv sof Fling la
rarely die of consumption, especially those of the
...them part. On the ott erhand, In New England,
,one•third, at least, of tie potm ellen die of this terrb
Lie disease. In the Middle Steles it does not prevail
so largely, still there are ismily thousands of mires
there. Ilk t a mui per. eidage f lite would be
',saved if consumptives were es iniaPy alarniel in re
gard to taking fresh cold se they are about .sachet
fever, smith mix, he. But they are not. They take
what they term a Innis cold, which they are cretin.
lons enough to believe lea wear oil in a few days.
They pay no atter.tion to it, and hence it lays the
loundution for another end a notheu . ,etill, until the•
lungs are diseased beyond all Hope for cure.
My advice to per: os whom bingo twe affected even
slightly Is, to My In a st. ek 01 Schenek's Polo eels
Syrup, Schenclee Scow ed Tonle, and Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, and go to Florida 1 reconinim.d
those particular tordielnes became I ant thoroughly
acquainted with their fiction. 1 Know that where
they are used In strictcordance with my direc
tions they wilt do the wor ac k that fif•Anired. This
uccomplisheil, nature will do the rest. The physb
clan who prescribes for cold, cengli, or niglibmweats,
and then advises the patient to sulk or dile out
every day, will be sure to have a corpse on his hands
before long.
My ohm Is to give my three roodivines, in accord
since with the printed direotions. ear, pt in son.
oases, where a treer use of the Mandrare Pills in
necursary. My plJect is to give tone to the ntonia
—to get up n good appetite. It le always a good
sign when a patient begins to grow li flurry. 1 have
hopes of It a rebel, for food and the grato
fleation of that relish conies good blood, and with it
more flesh, which in closely followed by n healing'of
the lunge. 'I hen the cough loosens and abut., the
creeping chilli; nod clammy night.nwents no longer
prostrate and annoy, and tho patient gets well, pro
vided he avoids taking cold.
Now there are many consumptives who have not
the merino to go to Florida. The question may bo
asked, is there no hope fur such? Cerfkinly there
Is. My advice to finch it. and ever has been, to stay
in a warm room {luring the reinter, with n tempera
ture of about seventy degrees, which should he kept
regularly at that point, by meat. of a thermometer.
Let ouch a patient nuke Ills exercise within the limits
of the room by welking up and down m much as lila •
strength will permit, In order to keep tip a healthy
circulation of the blood. I Iwo cured thousands by
this ayetein, anti Can tin so again. Constimpt inn Is as
easily eared as any other dim.se if it is Wien in
time, and the proper kind of treatment is permed.
The Met stands undisputed on record that Schenck's
Pulmonic ifyrup, Mandrake Pills, and Seaweed Tonto
have cured vet)" many of what mewed to be hopeless
nose, of consumption. On rebury you ev.ll, you Will
be almoat certain to find some poor consumptive who
loss been rescued front the very Jass of death by
their use.'
So far as.the Mandrake Pills are Concerned, every
body ebould keep a supply of them on hand. They
act on the liver batter thou calomel, and leave noon
of Ile hurtful effete behind. Li fact they are excel
lentin all cams where n I, Irgati co medicine le re
quired. If you ham partak ma too freely of fruit and
diarrhora ensues, a does of the Mandrakes will cure
you. If you areaubJect to of ik headache, take a dose
of the Ainedrakei and they will relieve ydo in two
hours. if you would obviate the effect of n change
el evater,,or the too tree indulgence in fruit, take one
of the :Mandrakes every night
~ ur every other night,
and you may then drink water and eat evatermelons,
pears, applosiplums, peachee, orcorin.withoitt the
risk of being made sick by them. They will protect
(hods who live in demi, a tuitions against chlllssl
.v
Movers. Try them. hey aro perfectly harm
They can do you good only.
have abandoned my profeaoional visits to 1105100
and New York, hut continuo to seu patients at nay
office, N 0.15 N. SIXTH etreet, Phillidelphie, every
Eainrdsy, front 9 a. In, to 3 p. m. -.Those who wish ri
.thorough examination with the Itesoiromster will
be charged flee dollars. The Itunyirometer.deciares
the exact condition of the lunge, and patients awl
nudity learn whether they ere curable or not. hut
I-desire It distinctly uuderstood that the value of my
medicines depends entirely upon their being taken
strictly emitting to dliectiona.
In OonclUSlOn, I will say that wharf pirrsone take'
lay medicines and their epitome .9 , 0 brought Into a
healthy condition thereby, they are not ro liable to
take cold, yet no one with diseased lungs min bear u
trodden clistigo of st.latnephere without the liability
of greater or lose Irritation of the bronchialetubee.
Full directious in all languages accompany my
medicine., so expJlcit and that ;try one coo Ivo
thorn without consulting toe, and can be bourfi
Prom any druggist
J. H. SCHESCK,
10nov700on No.lB N. Sisth otroo t, Philtoioll.lll.
br A II IC,E T E 3
CARLISLE PROPUCE _MARKET, . -
Corrected Weekly by B. C. Woodward.
001 isle IVedneuuly, Nurlo, 1871.
FAMILY FLOUR k., .$8 00
SUPERFINE FLOW! ' ' 4 00
SUPERFINE RYE FLOUR A 50
WHITE WHEAT , 1 45
BED WHEAT.— I'Bs
RYE Os)
CORN 68
.
,
WHITE 04 TS 58
,
. SLACK 04 7W 56
CLOVERSEED 5.50
TINOTHYSEED , ,„ 4 40
FLA XEEED 1 70
4.
CARLISLE. PROVISION MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by Wm. Blair 6. Bon,
Wednaday, Nay 11), 1871.
25
HLTTER.
- EGGS
•
LARD •
TALLOW
_BEESWAK..,
DACON HAMS
do SHOULDERS •• • •
do SIDES'
WHITE BEANS ''•
PARED PEACHES
UNPARED do
DRIED- APPLES----
, RAGS
- ! [lron the Phi 'North Americam]
. PHILADELPHIA MARKET 4
moun, GRAIN AND BENDS.
Philadelphia, May 9 , 1671.
EXTRA FAAULY FLOUR $7 QO
'EXTRA FLOUR , 6 00
RYE FLOUR • • 6;75
WHEAT RED ' 1 3Fl@ 141
IVILITE WHEAT' • • • • , 1 600 1 CO
RYE - 1 16
CORN
OATS •
CLOVERSEED
,TI3IO2IIYSEED
FLAXSEED
LIVIC STOCK MAllllEta. •
Philadelphia, Monday, Nay 8; 1871.
210 arrival; and salts of .Beef Cattle Wert large
.his week; reaching about 2,000 bead. The market
cloud very favoring buyers, and 'prides were'
.unzettted and tower, within the follow inis ranges
A1T.124.r.FA T CATTLE, per 16.; .. ... 8Q8 1 ,4v.
FAIR. AND .000 D .
„'..; 0340734
.
COWS and CALVES were ~lirtner, and in de
mand., IR guide ,S,pringerg, at $lO, and Ci,lut, and
Oalves.at $55. Iteceipts.iV 250 head.'
W)TREP were. firmer; without/' Madge
in prices.' We. quote IVooted at 7 . bABy,c, and
clipped al 6E50%.1. - lieceipii 15,000 head..
11003 were.dutt and. lower, Saler of corn fed of
03,5840 ji011.1? JD: mt.' neefiel 8,000 head.
us'IRErItAILING, WIRE Cktl ARDS, for ; Store
ts, Asyhunk Ac. Iron .Iletlateads;Wire Web
binge for Atop and poultry yards, ,055 and Iron
wire cloth Stoves, Fenders, Screeds for coal, ores
sand, dm, Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arresters
Landscapd,Wire lor Windows. AC., Paper makcre
it
Wires, Ornamental Wire .Works . Evoiy" inform
Hon by addreasing the manufn , turere, ffi. W ALE ER
A SONS' No 11 North Sloth street Philadelphia.
S• "SAFE, SPEEDY, AND SURE,"
•
Dr. Morris' Syriip of Tar, Wild Cherry, and Hoar.)
hound, is manufaci tared by an entirely now process,'
end contains the beat known remedies for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, and all long Comptaints.
pleasant to the taste, but powerful In Its action.
Send for a circular. .containlug list of articles used,
and the manner of preparing them, to
lifOliftln,
'General Agents:
John F.. Henry, 8 Co'lego Place, N. Y.
Joltnson. Helioway & Cowden, 002 Arch al., Philo
Sold In Carlisle hY,
•
Corcman & Woathlngton,
„ .. ~...
' W. F. Horn, ••• . .
T. N. Ithnk, and ~
J. 11. Havuratlck. ' - . 26..1an7,1-0m
MARRIED
ALBItIII f—RUDY.—On Iho twouty.seventh u I
limo, hy , the Rev. J. B. Fount, Mr. William Al
bright; to Family. Rudy, both of Booth ➢fiddle
ton township, Cumberland county.
I)KER—SMITII.-01) lho moron(' lootrtnt, by
for. W. 31. Fry-Ingor. Mr. R. F. Walker, to Miro
Liorlo Smith, both of ado tile , fhb. county:.
NEIV, TO-DAY.
HOLLI DAYSBURG SEMINARY,
11OLLIDAYSIMI:9, PA
j t 8 CROOK'S WINE OF TAR
ES rA MASHED 1802..
A 101111 dy which titbeen 1.02,1 for 10 years, and
proved In thousands of cases capable of curing all
diseases of the tan 'and lungs; performing many
remarkable Cures, merits tr trial Irma nil wit., are
suffering from similar affections and vainly seeking
relief you let preJudieo preyekt you from he.
lug cured also/
- Coughs and Colds,—The druggists nay It cm Cl
them nil.
Astlfinn.—The rellof and cum' of it nre mar, lour.
11min:hills —Every sufforor will find roliel and
• •
Throat Ailments require only a fr:iv doses.
Lung Dlstoses.—llan "Owed eases pronounord In
curable.
•
renovatee and Invlomates the si,tem.
.
CompleintMost effective regu'ittor . of
rgan.
llyspep.la.—lts healthy action on the etemach
urea It.
Appetizer —lt is the hertith,lvlng:and appotito re
storing
Urinary Organs.—Action on them is marked and
prompt
DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR is rich in tbo.modial
nal qualtics of Tar, combined yid) vcgotable In
gredients of undonbtod•Value, which make It•unsur
pasacd, nor only for the COMpillifatB enumerated, but
itripitily restores exhausted strength. cleanses the
stomach, relaxes the liver and
_pittittbein
e/1116C , 1 the food to digo,t, nod makes pure blood, and
begets a vi coolly appreciated by both tiound and
nick. If you are nlilictod in any way, wo know if
yon try the life-giving tonic properties of Dr.
,Crook's Wino orrnr, you will add polar testimony to
Ito great want. In correcting any that It,elo is
heir tn." Prepared only by OLIVI It CROOK di CO.
Sold by Drugg eta ovorywboro.
For Scrofula, Screfulons Tomo., Scrofulous Dis
eases of the Eyes, or Scrofula in any form, Mumma
lists, Diseases of the Liver, Eruptions, Pimples, Roils
Totter, Scald lima], Cicero, mid old Sores, or any
disease depending on a dopravad condition of the
blood, take Pr. Crook's Compound Syrup of Poke
Root. It is combined with the hest tonic prepara
tions of Iron It Howls, and is the best Altorative and
Blood Purifier mode. Cleanse your Blood Try one
bottle. Bold by druggists. Plepred only by
OLIVBo CROOK R. LO., Dayton, Ohio.
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Cleans Kid Croveit and all kinds of Clotho and
Clothing; I,IIIOV. Paint, Oren., Tar, &c, instariffy,
a Ghou tho leant Injury to On finest fabric. Fold
by dt oggisla nod fancy goedo dealer. FRAGRANT
SA PO• lENE C0.,33 Barclay btroot, New York, 40
La Salle atrent, Chicago.
AGENTS RE 1.1) TIIIS I
WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF PO
WEEK norexpensed, or nil w n large commis.
NiOn to oar new and wondeafol 1111,1101.01.. A
ddress M. WAGNER & CO, Marshall, Mid,
SiO SteucDfrl( " FOR ALL WITH
il fools, Address A. E. filifillAM,.
Sprlettifield, Vt.
325 A MONTH Horse and Car
ri .Ro furnished. Expenses f aid. If
&LAW, Alfred, Me.
,BUY THE APPLE PARER, CORER
1-1 n,d Slicer, Vrice 0,1
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Board of Dit echos t.f . the Carlisle Doe and
Water Company, hit, thicloy declared a Dividt ad
of P.IrE PER CENT 011 their capital stock, payable
at the office of Treasurer, ou or alter the fifteenth of
May.
• A. L. SP Or a
May 6, 1871.
11:n0711f
CIREAT A.UC . I lON SALE AT CAR
VE LISLN 11.1111t.1e1t ., , l'A.
There will ho sold at public auction, fur coat. (or
private sale ut ally time,) on 'Baturday, tweittieth
day of May, at 10 o'clock, u. ni.
Carriages, I briar ecythe,
haggles, 5 lamps,
home, 4 tin dippers,
carpets, oil-cloths, &c., 3 dozen spoons,
household furniture of 170 tons ice, (more or,
all descriptiu no, .4c., lees,)
75 chairs, 1 *caleudar . clock,
2 plOughs, G dozen bowie,
1 hand cultivator, ' 8 large plates,
1 horse cultivator, ' 2 twee,
2 Water coolers, 8 dozen bath brick,
1 water eau, H duzo.l emery cloth,
2 steel rakes, 6 dozen Biol. polish,
10 baking pans, _ 4 mllch cows, '
7 dish palm, 5 watering puts,
3 mesa pans, 3 book cases,
1 largo boilor, 1 grao cutting mashies,
1 large mess btiler, 1 sievo,
2 earylot3..knives, . 1 email scales,
I meat knife, 3 Yeast tubs,
Lot of knives and forks, 1 wood saw, (hum pow
-1 milk bucket, Or,)
1 coins pall, ' 1 largo vegetable garden
school furniture," about 4 acres, tome
books, elates, dc., of. or less, all planted,
post school, .. hot houso bowers,
' flowerpots, pips aid heating appa
-1 coffee pot, rattle.
1111m712t __t
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.— Bou
quets, wreaths, crosses, cut flowers, and other
decorations for parties, weddlinge, dc., arranged In
the beet style of art, to o. der.
lltualblut C. L. VON
List of unclaimed letteri remaining in
the postai:lice at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING' MAY 3, 1871 :
LADIES' LIST.
Arn'ald Farah .• Morrie Ellen
Adamn Carrie Knitter rElizabeth
Beeman SI E O'Dell Mary
Davis Jonnlo Ruyan Clara A
Danner Caroline :toper Slanela
(kickball EllenUeit Annla E
Cinder Barbie Wolf Barbara
I=
=
Bowman . Mahoney John
Collins Wllllnm 11Innoaar or Wallace SI&
Cart, nogh Sonloot tar Corn.
Clepper Fred ' Rich John
Ellh.tt Thom. ' Rupp Henry
Fougort Otorgo thupp Jacob
Ilawlee T. 11011411 . Sower. Juc•b
Hancock 0 C Bhupp Wet
Ilefilellogar John I' Napo A II
Harman K B N 4 Inger .Idenb
Knlttle Woos Wolf Amos
Lino Albert Wood. Simnel 0
1, , ,w Wm L Will-lame Alen col
llyera Jtio ' 7.11.er 0 F
Me:Sunni; Cy. us Sltzer J B
Man J. hn 0.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—Notico is
LecuLy gluon that Henry llonholizer. of
Churchtowp, Cumberland eonnty, Imo exe,nted .
tleod of eahlgninont to 1116 unde signed, for the bene
fit of ertdlturs. Al,. furious baringl.
optlnnt
anld satins will proxedt.them, properly anti:mutt
caMil, for payment, and Hume ludebted will make
payment, NHAluttt Oolay,-to .
HENRY SAXTON,
Avglgnee,
llma7Elt
• .Carlisle.
Dividends.
47th 3bividend.
dARLISL,E. DEPOSIT BANK. 1
Carlisle, Pa., May 2, 1871. j'
Tho Doarci of Directors hays this day deviated a
Dividend of FIY:E per cent. •
for the past six months, on tho Capital Stock, frau of
Stato and National Vacs, layablo un demand.
,
.7. P. HASSLE It,
drna7l3m
4 10
DIVIDEND • NOTICE = .Tho Di
rectors of. the Farmers Bank, have tble day
dedared a dirlilend of four per colt, clear of taxes
poyahlo to the stockholders on &atral, , •
, J 0 HOFFER, Cashier.
4tna7lat
Agenis Tuatted.
AGENTS tWANTEG.—A genera
ugtht.wented tenoliclt Ineuranepa fur allret
Clogs ifiBUIIIIICO CuLupauy, ct Philadelphia luryulr
atTIIIS
`Jamilltn •
8@ 9.1 per 11.,
6 6U
2 OD
Proposate,
P •
ROPOSALS.--Soalod propomils for
building a Immo for Ilan Find National Dank,
"of,Nowvlllo, will ho rocrivod at the Bullring llama.
until Tuesday morning, May 10. Thu building will
ho put out In one ontiru contraet. The committee
mom the right to accept any bid, or reject all hid,.
Auy diengroement betwoon contractor and cammlt:
tee, to be doclded and-settled by the architect..
'Plano and eiteellicattona can Ito Boort at the, clothing
store of b. t. Randall. • •
By' ardor of the Building Committee.
27ap7i3t.
Pitre Irugs, Cho*Jails, &c.
FFOIL•P.URE. DRUGS, bIIEMICALS,
and Patent Mod' thietn.go to J. 11. Ilaverstick
No: b /loath Hanover enact. Alsq, a ppleadldnusast
tnentolTollot. boape, Parfuntortea,and'FanarTolle.
Articles. . „
: -Z. B. It AVERBTIOIci' ,
No. South Ammer divot, OarlIalo;
Idoct7O
__.
L IST
OF DEAtEll§ 11C000013;
LWares t and Merchandise, also Brewers, Distil
lora, Lumbermen, Bating Rouses, .IS4 • within the
Courtly of Cumberland, aa'ainsed and•fuisernied by
D. 61. Karol, Mercantile-Appraiser, in , ' accordance
with the several Acts Of Assembly, arrfollows, to
'wit;
• ' ' • CARLISLE. '
! . • Dry Goods.
411-Isicßey , . 18 slo'
.
.5 1
01134 Da balder, • • ' ' - , ' 12. 12 60,
Deets A Co., • 1.0 25
T A harper, 11 15
-
,Bi'm A Intles, '. . 14 7'
D A Pawyer, • 13 10
1. T Greeolle! , 11 15
Leliich I Miller, 10 '20..
Jit II Ring, - ' . 14 i 7
Cbas.Ogliby, ..
12 :12 60
Groedroea.
i
John Puller, . . •••. ~ 14 . 7
•
John Homer, - 14 • 7
I W Danboro, 14 4 7
.
0 Inbar 10 120
WM Illo ir & Bon, a 166
John Heckman, • . : ' ' • 13 ,10
.
J A Welrel,..„. ~,, - 14 7
..
'll-Hildebrandt, 14 5
'
Robert Hugh., 14 . 7
J D Mock, 14 7.
A. B Mona4mlth, l 14 7,
Jon !Boynton, 14 7
121 B Hoffman 13 : 10
John Wolf. Jr., 14 ' 7
Jld blaeoultelmer, - -1 4 10
A J Silos,' l4 7
.1 A Zeigler, 14 7
J Fortio., 14 7
D 'roomy, 14 7
F B:henbach, 14 7
Jlt Egbeit,
'
J Bentrler, ; 14 7
0 Lirman, 14 ‘,. 7
0 L Der harry, 14 7
Confectione4.
P Miller, 14 7
Itint Sellerti,
Mrs Kiefer, 14 7
-
Ideorgo Yana, 14 7
0 Yocum, , 14. 7
.
D W Burkholder; 14 7
Nli Hawtolle, 14 7
W Spimeler, 14 7
Wll Hughes, 14 7
Jacob Slat tin, 14 .7
lgeton, Po
Mr. A Iluttou 14 7
Dim E 14 7
Mu Richard, i 14 7
Idra Neff, 14 7
Wm liTelzbl,
i D Leonard,
John Elliot,
B bi Smiley,
I Livingston,
Win Railing,
A 0 Leaflet - 1-
H B Ritter,
J A Eakins,
J Kronnnberg,
J A Keller,
Jaca . b.Boaa, ~
.
J GI Call 10, .
. Carpals
Fryslnger .11 Walser, 12 12 . 20
Fancy Goods.
11w onq Co..
11 15
Coylo & Co. 11 15
Drugs.
J
9 A linver.tick,
Dr D Cornuinn,
Cornmsn k Worthington
T N Frank,
W
J Corinna°,
Strohm & :punelor,
P Lisznmn,
M C Myers,
W M Porter,
Chas Simplon
D Sipe & Soo,
A B
John Llsmao,
J A Oembe,
D K Sp,pgler,
'3 - L6vingston,
J P Is oft; •
G U Doeh, 14 7
. SIOVOB.
J McGougial, 14 7
8 R Cluudy, 14 7,
W Fridloy, 14 7
A W Wnikur. - 14 7
Ineemith J Rupp, 14 7
. Leather. •
(1 au•sulog.r,
Miebawl &
II II I Ing r
I. C Israla r
T Coal) n,
31illor & Bovore, 10 20
112attou & Co:, U 25
Pro 'ice. ..
Juo 8 Lop,
It Allison, 14 7
It C Noodward, it 15
'holm t Bru., 11 15
Ilatkotts, 14 7
J II Busier t Uro., 111 10
000
A II Blair '
lihutraS:
A II Blair,
Sam'l Mn.lll.lgor, ''
.1 I" .3.lun,
VI K Pip.,
P Chapman
N Ilarknta ,
Wheeler &Wilson's Agt
Lewis Falser,
.01AI.Id & Buttorf,
Brindle & Nolownogcr
J Doruhelmei., -
Elcock & Co.,
J B Itent& 800,
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CIZEISMI
EIMEIE
0 W Bowman,
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A W 81111e1500,14 7
1/ W Eberly, —.,
12 11 LO
E 9 Brandt, ' 14 7
J J Slat qrs , e ' 14 7'
Jot K üb, 11 lb
J Eml ger, 14 7
J W TIteol ; 13 10
P Uhl,.
Grove & Staley,
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h W A.brnuus
J Simons,
L Itefklt,
ADO,
J II Noliemmker,
J B Herring & Co.,
OA=
111 linurtyl 14 7
110718 and Shoes.
COME
T liimo,
J 0 Bowman,
II Mtn,
C If rider,
J Rupp,
bleuk teeDollll,
0 LI Titzol,
H Il Palmer.
31 thamilor,
J B Palmer.
E. D. RifEEM,
• Postmistress
& B li , ofidorlloll,
Much & Co.,
J II Fro!ler:ck.,
J thvartc,
It U Shapley,
D Eberly k Sou,
0 Dobb A 8011,
Miller A Garrett,
•
Hummel,
T II Gryson, •
UricA,A Bailey,
teuelier & Nubay,
Caen. & Aabenfatter,
• ' Lumber
II Mooro & Co.,
'J long,
Mlllolsoh & Fon,
L If Ebvtly & Bow,
.7 L llurkQr, 'l4 7
• notvgraphs,.
II W Muddleuti,
J D Itaffa.luborger,
Agriculturials:
no rr Alt I.
Merchant,-Tailoi
L D 'Coeur.
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Ilarty . ttull, , . 14 7
Phimber.
Ifill.olot Y goo
J 1 4 13Lonts,
R Soclgrnio,
•
J XII ReMill,
J D Danner.* •
Jamloon*Co,,l 1;
Runtr, & Montgomery,
• ' .' Groceries. ; • • •
J D Paiup A Co., t
. , - .14 7 I
Vnudareal & 80, . • ! , \ /41' "T''''''i
Harman k 11.1p/m4l, ' ' , 14 .. 7 ..•
I 13 10
ld 11 Anglo, . .
8 A Augto,
. ': i
7.
I'EAz '-
' { ' ll .. '' l ''
VLVelyer, • .i
J.lloeder, .:14:..
14 - 7 •
OPClanaught, ' ti. •:; ~.,,r•• ,
,11 0410110 r, & 8012 i. ~.,,, , ~; ,i , r, I P• 4 IP 1;1
tronfeto(io'7ie. . • .
J .
:( -.. 4 ! 14 g •
J U Cogvor,
k Vie of
.Detgers;
e Milliners
14 7
14 7
14 7,
14 7
12 12 FO
14 7
14 7
BEI
ME
Hats and Caps
14 7
14 7
14-7
14 7
13 10
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
Boots and Shan
1 "
11 16
14 7
11 7
14 7
Furniture
1 7
14 7
14 7
11 7
Tobacconiata
14 7
14 7
11 10
14 7
DE
Jewelry
14. 7
14 7
11 7
Hardware
Coal
13 10
14 7
12 12 20
- Blankets
Books
14 7
'1 14 7
Photographs
Music
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Saving -Machine!
14 7
14 7
MECHANICBBURG.
Dry Goods.
11 15
10 20
14 7
11 16
11 15
Groetries
1 14 7
Confectionery
Milliners
Clothing
Bata and Caps
Druga
14 7
14 7
. 14 1
Furniture
Tobaeco
Stoves
Bakery
Jetvelery,
hardware
Produce
M=='il
14 7
; 12" 12 60
BooAs
EiMil
Dialers.
Seuuig MacAinee'
BIIIPPEN2BUIIa. •
.pry Goods. ,
12 12:60
10 204,>:
14 7
12 12 60
12 12 60
List Of 'Dealers.
. - • • -
J M t ;; ‘, ; r ~13 10
78 Blair,' ;Pk' 7
k Bon, .•
•
Hal S and Caps.. •
G W Croft; t.:'• • ' . 14 ;7
GB Colo, . . 14 7
Jewelry
!
J C Altick,
J r Rankin,
Ruby & Co., . I
Boots and Shoes
Mr Walters,
Furniture
J Sooddy,
Dernhant Duke & Pro.,
Tobacco.'.•
Mr Hugh
II Waltors„ '
W9lta llr6i ' .
Ifykes dt'Syliztore,
14 7
: c l • . 14 7
Pdivafe.
Mc'Pherson & Cox,
Grabill & Storrott,
Stov felt & Itobuck,
Produce
T Plnkr,
Pierer. Clever & Co ,
Lawton &
J ll Burnt,
J he! 0,
ra4ey
.Goods
E II OL er,
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Dry Goods
T !‘leCaudlialt,
E James,
Stough•& Elliott,
arm) fa
Thom. k' Co.,
S M 0 homer At Son,
'8
.31 Olauaer 3 Sou
Confectionery
J J Crawfold,
U W Trltt,
J Laughlin,
Merchant Taitoi
J IL lirew.tor,
Ilard ware. -
Df D Skinner,
$ D Flickinger,
G ii ISIUG,
Drir~x
M 11 Reed,
VRB rale
B S Huber,
BOoiB and_Bltaea.
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14 7
Dealer. -, •
J W Me'Clure,
,Maxwoll &
Ed I% Food
Furniture
J !Ida:or,
Woodburn k Amloobergor,
Jewelry
Q %I Land 1
\—_,...
LOWER LLEN
Dry' Goods.
A Bowinnit & Co.,
J S Ku,,kle & Bro., n
110Q18 and Shoes
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Dry Goods.
14 '7
13 10
14 7
II M Rut p 8 Co
I) ltupp,
.8 Wolf,
Grocery
J M Templiu,
Produce
J 8 3 J Rupp & Co.,
4,4 N EAV CUMBERLAND
Dry GoodlC
T
Baughman & Son
gr. ok Co
Lvn,b r
C Or ter,
II It Mu r,
J S I ee,
3 OwLa ,
N Ita
.I.4rg Goode. -
1 f .2 12 50
12 1:1 60
to lott &
p W Swlzert.
FRANK FORD
- Dry Goods.
J W MoltlA., 14 7
Simdet son,, 14 7
ENE
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Dry Gooda
J II Sw
II O'Hara
EAST PENNSIIOIt
Dry Goods.
MI
.1 (iloxvnor,
II .N flux man
Groceries
Hoover & Angney
We "wt.',
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Confectionery
Theo The o Mot IL,
W 0 Ilnol, ,
Milliners
Mre W A K.or,
hlnrtin,
N Hood,
Prothiee
Zachrtrie Sr Co, v o..
Zactiarls k Co., • s 4-4...).
Lumber
H M Ruploy,
1' hrlittgol,
Jllukit,
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NEWTON. • .
- - Dry Goods
,B A Stoner, 14 ' '' 'T
Strohm & 111ellIngor, - 14-- 7
Clover & Sarnet, . 14 7
Foreman & Strohm, . ' 14 7
J Ilyle, . ' . , 14 7
Buena, &Co ,• . ,
- 14 7
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V roe 'lei
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J II btill ,
J T id, la,
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D W Epencor,
Prod ace
EIM
MEE
MIME!
Iluroh & liro.,
S C
Nanning 8 Bro.
END
EPItl Nt]
Dry Goods.
14 7
14 7
J W
W 8 Burkholder,
A 8 L.nig•Jurf,
J A liongy,
II Myore,
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Confectionery
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J'9 Itk or,
I, F Oloocr,
J Leidig,
Produce
14 7
14 7
14 7
„ 13 10
LIPPER ALLEN,
Dry (loothi, ,
J 111 I uldlg, k Pro.,
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14 7
14 7
14 7
M'ON
Dry (Jooda
.1 T B Herman,
73 1 7
16 7
L Dovlnnuy
QM
H Spahr,
S Plank,
14 7
14 7
Diem .ON
Dry Goods
11 15
11 15
S Woll,
D M, era,
Dollerer & Soo;
11 15
14 7
10 20
11 15
0 25
11 7
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Dry 'tloo",„ •
Et livid & Co., ' 73. It)
II Ocher, " It 7
•
II dr. 1) Blsztuk, " • • 13 10
Ciaror k C 0.,, 144 7 •
Jay cuokok, Co., • • • 14 7
tiotpfrt )11111.); ETON. •
Dry Ooods.
nun
A M Lcling, 18 10.
mehboet A. Vo., . . • . . 13 10
.1 Hutton, ' .14 ,7 •
J Ourduor, 14 'V
II Mo'Callkley, 14 71.
Herm. .I,llru , ! 12 13 50
•
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ami
J Konnuy
J
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, I ,Conidetio ) larY,
MIME
UM
J L 1% air,
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Furniture.- '
• 141
• . •S• Cap: •
•1:1 K • Iluyott, • 14 7
• ' PrQdttre. •
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D Whedffer , • •
Craighead k D ~
d Glean, .
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Cleasaninn,
WEST 1'li0:461101t0'.
Dry Goods..
Al 3 Mc'Cuuvub, 13 10;
PIIC/ 1 4 . fig/P!il i 1 • • 11 10
•/ - 1! - ;:j 114 , ...1.:( Dry Goods. '
Clover k Emit, l3'; 10
(1/M/11/ ! ' ' - 7
Olevir'4l Rhoads, . 14 4 .
IS . 4 1 , ?; ffee!Gbads.
O It ?dull,
J Oberman
E. Balms, 2 Tables,
J. WM4, . A Teases; '
F. Baker,. -. 2 Tablet..
J
N,l Kiauso, , •„. 016
0 0 Faber, i• • ; 26
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No tic o is hereby given to all 'portions named to
obovo Ilot, that by nn. Act of 'Assembly, approv.at
'April 11th 1862, County Treasurers •aro required to
bring suit, Rad collect all licences remolning unpaid,
on or but,ro CM first day of July next; and by other
Acts of Alisombly, vondore of vinous, spirituous,
malt or brooch liquots nre. also liable to - India:nom
in the Celia of Quarter Sees:one. Those interested
• ara therefore reqUested to lift their licenses without
.delay, and lava the coke, kc. • ' •
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Drugs
14 7
1d 7
11 7
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4 7
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Stoves.
7-30 , COLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
RAPID PROGRES. OF THE WORK.
Thy building of the Northern Paelfi . o Railroad,
r (tiewiti July 1), is being pushed' forward with great
energy from' both extremities of
.the line, .•evertil
thousand men are employed in the Minnesota fled
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11 15
12 12 50
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' 12 12 50
10. 20
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of the Pacific coaat. TIM grade Is nearly completed
. 266 Miles - westward GUM - Lake" Supellor;_frotins ore
running over 130 miles of nutshell road, and tract:-
laying Is rapidly pr, greasing toward the .ei,tern
Leder of Patton,. Including its purclume of the St.
Paul k Paoßic 1400, the Northern Pacific Company
now has 413 mile, of Completed eon', and by Sep
tember next this wi l ho increased to at least 686.
GOOD INVESTMENT. , Jay Cooke k Co., are now
Bolling, and unhesitatingly recommend, turn Profi
table end perfectly Ssfo investment the First Idert
gage L
Gold and Grant Golionds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Titby Intro 30 years to ram, bear
Seven and . Three•Tenthe pot cent geld interest
(more than 8 per cent currency) and are gerund by
tinit and onlyanortgage on Mu ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS
IQUIPAIENTS, and also, as fast as the Road Is com
pleted, on
23,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of track,
Books
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0 26
10 20
14 .7
la 10
14 7
or WO Acres tor each 51,0,0 Bond. I hey are ex•
em pt from U S. Tux; Principal and Interest are pay
able in Poll; Denominations: Coupons, 5100 to
$1,000; Registered, $lOO to sie,oco. •
LANDS FOR BONDS. 'Northern Pacific 7.30's
at all tIEIO3 receivable at TEN PER CENT ABOVE I;AR,
In exchange for the Company'a Lands, at their low
est This renders them practically IN
TEREST DEARING LANI, WARRANTS. ' •
H-
Kt
tINKING FUND. Thd proceeds of all sales of
Lauds aro'required to be devoted to the re-pa:Thane
and cancellation of the First Murtgune Bonds of the
Company. The Land Grant of the Road exceeds
Fifty Million Acres. This Immense linking Fund.
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Coin-
PanY's.bouded.deld before It. labs due.—With their
ample security and high rah) of Interent, there In no
Investment, eee'ensiblo to Bid' people; Illiteh is more
PROFITAIILE 011 SAFE.
EXCIIANOCNC U. B. Flit -TWENTIES. The sac-
Cons of the New (loverumont 5 per cent Loots MIMI
mfreltirErearly - surtmidPrnoited Ftc tee 0 per !
cents. Many holders ut }ire-Twenties are now ox-
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13 10
Stoves
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14 7
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haligh.g the for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties.
hair realizing a liand.ome profit, and greatly In
reusing their yearly inenilie.
Ult. It SiltAlltlTlES.—All marketable Stocks
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•
nod 11 odd will be re •eived at their bigheet enrrent
price in 1.1411011g0 fur Sot thorn Nettie tieven
'fhirtiett. itxrnEss eitnnorts t n Money or Bonds re-
BE
. . .
,
I ,,,i'd*by the Financial Agents. Fall Info•niut lon, Innis
dattiphleta,ete.,,can lan obtained on application .at
any agency, or Yront filo undurilgued.
FOIL SALE 1117 •
J A Y C 0 0 K .. .E t c• C 0.
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Stores
•For tale by Wm. Pa ha, Co., Bookers, Phil:aid.
plan, ngi nts kr Eastern Pennia: and Carbide Dipasit
Bank, Fartnerki Batik, and First Natioual Bank, Car
lisle, Pa.
(cif Sat
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UNITED STATES Ifiternal Revenue)
LEM
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Ferment to ihe Internal Revenue Laws of the
United etaten, all perimm aeral on the Annual
UM of 1871, f r SIWCI,I Tax 'or sses License, or Income,
are hereby notified dent the Collector of the District,
or his Deputy, will be pit-sent to roeciye the afore
said taxer, at the times and'piaces below named
At lleintt's hotel, Newport, Percy count:, oil
Thursday, May 18, 18711
At Wilder's-tiotot, Bridgeport, Ciuntiorlan 1 coun
ty, on Friday, May 19, 1071, from h o'clock, a. to.,
to 1 o'clock, p m.
At the Noy chants' hotel, :Mechanicsburg, Cumber
land county, Ott Tfiday, May 19, 1871, from 2 o'clock,
,• to 7 o'clock, p.
At the °dice of Asidshint Asressur, D. IC. Wagotgr,
Shippentburg. Cumberland comity, ou Tui 3 l4,),y,
May TI, lB7l, from 7 o'clock, a tn., to 12 n clo It, tat.
At the 0111-e of Aosktont A•scsmf, Or,
Ncksll e,.Ctimberlantl eimittyron Lividay, M 2:1,
1871. from 2 o'cl rk, p tn.. to 7 o clock. p. ,
At the CoPector's Otlice In Carliabt, on Weditoolay,
Mar 24, 1071, from 9 o'clock. it,te , toil ri'vb ck, ii in.
At 01, moan's Mitt I, Landishoi g, Perry con • ty ,run
Friday, May 20, 1.71, humo'c ocl, , tat , m 3
o'clock, p. in
NOTICE !—By the Internal 'Revenue
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14 7
9 2a
11 14
14 7
BR
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Inns OF nbiblidtd, patties IR . illg -to pay st the
Uri,' x; ev:lled Lawve, will tear the hollowlaz
~,,,,, 211 coats rite notice ad 4 ecout• p rI, lie
f r 00.111.'0 01 the some, tad i nut lord a Lilo ten
doss from ottru lee of said none , 5 per newton pen.
ally, sad rale tier eouituon per mut C., ad iltional.
Punctilio p•uterring to remit their taxes In the Col
lector, at Carlisle, can do so at thole own tick, by
eertltio d ,heck or otherwise.
JOSEPII W. PATTON, '
Collector 15111 - bistrict, Puansylvaain.
olona7l3t ,
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PRICE LIST
OF PIIIM 41HOED
MC
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FAIVCY POUL'I'.I? .'—
We have on hand the largest and best select tun of
Fancy Poultry to be found In the country it r will
sell eggs of the following 1,1V1.1111 lbit ernnuii :
Dark Brahma from It. W. Boyls, Strain, Ireland.
Eggs per dozen
Light Brahma cocks, sveighiti; 12th, hens MI,
ut clattuit.) I 10
Hotel ne 1 00
ILm ,Ind White Faced. Black Spanish, Dees
from nu Imported cork 1 roe
Silvered Bpanuled ite t ahur g ,, 2 00
White Lexhurns, Yelluw Leg4ed 1 00
Pheasant, Silver Pheasant, Black Red
Red Dames, White and II tick Ilan
, tants 110
Imported 01 trite 011111 f, Ft:Wid I eat
Musk ur Braxillian Dock 2 50
Whin Duck 2 10
Bronze Turkey s 00
Ths al ova named varieties cona.st f unportml
pieulluitt, and cart-Milt H •.rel d lu.. Is rimilig the
utmost care ire keepi g rho breeds ,per..lt• the
year s itrough, wee feel confident of giving • at pat•ons
perfer t sausinetion, those intetested lu Mow) I out
try, are respectfutly Melted to ca I nod XVI: ter thorn
/MIST.
Eggs carefully lacked need delivered by express.
For lorther particulars and all orders, .
Aeldrceit, D. 1i ..IiAItNS,
S. BAKR
E, 23, 31eclianiceburg, Pa. •
Allan, P. Or l'it.
OM
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10 20
10 10
13 1(
1J 20
J 25
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14 7
Li 10
13 10
14 7
COMFORTABLE Dwelling-HouBe for
:ALE.—The ut,dersigno rmlfers nt PI./ PATE
SW , : Ids two-story Met Irwellio.; dousu, situated
on .I3oullt West, oleo .1. No. SO. It Ibis boon reeout'y
`te•ii•tod nod, Improved, the wolls Idtpored, gnu ,quit
•water lutroducod, unit the pod Is wvll st., heti with
gropes .0 -flint bees l'e• sons desiring to buy my
requested to call nod . xandos. Tourlll4 Wale cosy
to purclusers, nod immediate p .•session givenlr de
sired.. M. F. UARDNEIL
23mhiltf
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14 7
14 7
FOR• •BENT.—The schoolrooms now
y gory I —titian, (Piphi opal,) on
the B conednor of Marlon Hall bonding. bow thu
nrid ofJoly-noxt, nis,o iho I oil .o roe loon tho third
111 r,•in °molded I y I t 'Joined Lodge of, Nouns,
'from that of Apr I next:
0141 ' .1. W. EBY.
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Drugs
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LiBl Of —Decil6;s:
Egting House
Brewers— . f
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.. Trensulor.gf Comberjund county.
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Northern Pacific :IL -11", co.
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PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORE,' WASHINOTOn
Financial Agonls Northern Pacific Railroad Co
By B NKS and BANKERS generally throuhout the
CM
United States Revenue
Collection of Annual Thaw for 1871 !
CAleeter's Oilleo, 15th District, Pn.
Cnrlixlo,Penn'a 51ay 1171:
Price List of Fancy Poultry
'l'df4l7 3411
. For Sale or Rent. •
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FOR RENT. . .„.. .
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Tli4 storerwrilf, ' on We•it gain sir el, lid 110 W
Occupied iIY Ball.lllol ' lonly, In f r root fr in the Ilra
Of April nest. Alnlyat Tills °MCC , .
ITOUSE FOR' SALE.. '
NO. 115 ISEST I.QUTIIEII STItJ ZE T
J I. 11AVERSTICK.
12jna _ .
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YR SALE
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, ,A In go.• quantity of STONE:builitbh, for noilding
curb, and I une.buruing pu pon•s. Enrol. of
Illi.B. E. D poTTs,
Harrisburg Turnpike, 'rear Nottb,ll,urovor street.
, bianil . .
FOR SALE.—Sovoral. luts situated'be.
' iween Letort,s;lllog Atolt.larrlsoil Lane Suita•
1,10 for Int kiln; lots, or for filmic gailloolog; brim}
Lot quality to grow U ;or tllle pu•pme. Applr to
• .CHAS. If . 11E1'111/RN r
r, 011111711 f .-
Livery und klale Stables
SALE,-AND EXQIIANGE
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J. L. 53TERNER & BROTHER,
' in roar' of Benin
1101191.13 AND 6411111ADE.3,T0 .1111 t❑ •
019lEASONADLE TERMS, ♦Nb M'SIIORTEHT
cARIITAOEB .DURNIBTIED 'FO) 1,..-3F,RAX.9
' S. Stable roam' for 60 Lend of hot, tool
lAciAbcr,
LUNRBR 11A NUF APT ORY
mha ettolitton of dealers mot builders heinvited,lo,
the dew mill of Georg° Thiono, on Mountain Crook;
ay, miles ulinvo Pine GrovoFuroacc, whet,' 'amber mr
building Mull', Joist: 01111 Intho, can bo - purolinsed ut
Toalionablo rates- For, flirtinir • infornistinn,,oildross
say Bnparintendont, Henry Millonborgor Moutilitie
.Crook PtsbAtllco, Quinborland
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'trOIJ ~ can"ObthikKtiffei- Ptlrfti:
iaL! thortes,iind 'Nancy' Artiolea,: W.F. B. Mayor.
.PB,yelcittpu' o prosellptlfßui ,9!,41)1411.),_*,0m
8°14449'1,!4141ta111ft Y. B. WAVERITBIeIt,'•;
• NM 5 Smith 11111100 r stria, Carl lore; ra.• •
,I¢oo7o „•• • • • •••, . -
DSSv•Ayers!•_-Medictnesie--
Ayer's ,Cathartic Pills
For all. the puff oies of 8 taxative kiadlolno,
Perhaps no one median - a Is so universally
quired by everybody no a cathartic, nor was ever,
'any before an universally adopted into urn in every
country and among all ,classes, as this mild but
elite-lent purgative Pal, The obvious reason Is, that
it Is a fmore.rellablo And far more efroctuarremto
dy then any other. Tbosti who hove tried lt,hnow:
that, it dured them, nod those. who_have. - not know
Ant It cured their fielgikbtfra Wen di, 'And all,
know that whet it does once It does' ditiays—that
It never falls through any 'fault or neglect' of its
compoaltlan.- We have thousands upon ',thousands
of certifi.ftes rf their- remarkable cures t (Abe
Yellowing complaints, but, such cur.'s aim known
in very neighbovhded,' and we need not publish
them. Adapted to all ages and conditions, in all
climates; containing neither calomel or any•
deleterious drug, they may be 'taken , Ivith l safety
by anybody, Tbeh-augar hooting' Proof-vas them
ever fresh and matters thenthleasan t . to take, white,
being purely vegetable no harm can arise fooln
their use In any quantity.
They opera a bit their powerful Influence en the
Moil:tat v iseera to purify the, blood and; stimulate
it Into healthy acti,n—remove the obstructions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and ether organs of
tho body, restoring their • irregular notion to
health, and by correcting, wherever they exist',
"such derangements as are' the 'first origin of
disease.
Minute directions are given In the / wrnppur ole
minute directlone are given in
the box,,for the following complaints, which-thesu
lilts rapidly cure . ,
' For Dyspepsia Or Indigestion, Listlessness,
Languor and Lore of Appetite, they ehnuid be
taken moderate y to stimulate the stomach and
restore its healthy tone and, action.
- -Vor Liver Cnmpiaist aud_its_iarlotie_>ymptoms,
Bilious' Headache, Sick headache, Jaundice or
Green Sickness. Bilious Colic and unions revere,
they should todudiciously taken for 'each case, to
correct the diseased action, or mauve the Obstruc
tions which cerise It
, For Dyseetery or Diarrhea, but and ufild dime is
generally required. •
For. Rheum:aline, Gout. Graitel, i • Palpitation al
Mahan, Pain indhnSide. -Bank and Loins, they
shotild be continuously taken, ne required, to
thahge the diseased act on of the system: With'
such.changy those complaint. disappear.,
,For Drolly and Dropsical Swellings they : should
be taken ittlarge 'and - freqUent doses to produce
the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should he taken, as'
it produces the desired elffect by synipathy.
-As a Dinner' Pill, take , one °Vt.. ,Tills to-pro
moo rOileVO tho . 4olll3llCh.
An occashinal dose stimulates the stomach and
bowela into healthy action; restores the . appetite,
and invigorates the system. Itence,,it Is often
adrahtageour where' no sellout; derangement ex
ists. One who feels tolerably well, often finds
that a dose of these Phis wakes hint feel derldeely
better, Phone their cleansing and retioiating effect
on the dlgestive.apparatus: . ,
DR. J. a A i•Eit m co., Practical !Chemist
LOWEiI, MASS., U. S. A:
2311111711)
CITY AD.VERTIS"EITEA,TS.
hIstA4LIBJtO
NIB:IAL, awarded over allylio!etItIon, at
Muchatilen' Banton, , 1869.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
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WROUGHT IRON, •A IR TIGHT,
GAS-CONSITMING 11 EATEII,
with pdtented Dust Screou,Orato Bar Rests, Wrought
Iroti Radiator, and Automatic negulator, kr burning
Anthracite or Bituminous Coal or Wood. .
10 sites for brickwork, and 2 altos Portable.
31ar,ufactur,d only by
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
N. W. cor. 13th 6. Filbert Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
These heaters ate made of heavy wrought Iron,
cell riveted tovether, and nre warranted-to he atm,
utely (las and Dust Tight. They are the only
[eaters that aro managed tvithout any dampers,
nd lu which all kiuda of fuel can be burned a It lout
Iteration.
Cooking Ranges,
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IMITI
Plat. op Meting Range, •
Fire Place Heaters,
Low Down Grates,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pamphlet. wring full •.exeriptfou, Sept free, to any
addresx. ft,klimu7u:ly
=UM
C - L - Vi."lt - 44:, BIDDLE
Aespoctfulty firm their trit , r,do that
• ItOLIBIN4,
late or the fit.nt of iielley hue till, tiny attit
•intoti himself with then., under tint firm name of
ROBBINS, CLARK &, BIDDLE,
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WATCH ANTI JEWELRY BUSINESS
at the old stood
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PHILADELPHIA.
They are now offering, at reduced pr'coy, a rho'.
:tack or
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCJES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS;
RSd LISA, FRENCII AND VIENNA.
LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS
athiao
THE BEST AND cIIOICEST
SMOKING ToßAcoo
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FACTORY NO. 1,
'3D DISTRICT OF MARYLA,ND
441- See thut every puckago yell I.uy bents tha
.Inserlptlue.
20ot t7O ly
TO THE WORKING CLASK:ISItITo
Olt FEM .11,` , . We are now. ',roomed to fur-
Wolk all dosses with, ,eonstaot employment at home,
the Whole or part of tho •ti we. 11118111 V. mew, re.
sportable and very prolittOle, l'• r,,oua or .lther sea
eislly earn (wen 's3 .to $5 per evesalng, and . much
larger nuantot by der° . lug their wit le time to the
'braless. Ito)s aivk girls• earn nearly as tench an
limn or wianr4i: fitly oto , •trendlug fir our fit , l
struello ,t 1 Is cortallt to make mousy fast. hat you
May tent the hu•lnuol, woo ill send tree by .nla I, Our
IN •TIt,UCTIONS, ~ItOW .'OO l CONINE WE,
aBO a ,valuable sample package of food.. Thoal"
ready slurs' d are inaklne pr work, devours
(our or five n stun.. NO CA PITA I, NO t.
to start bind r ens. It lo adapted ,r ult loran 8 I
- yotiwaritpermanert; employmentould large re' tiros,
send your address to 7d. 1:0I.INO• 4 co., e) Fit t
street, New York.' ,
2ttsll7l3ln .
J. E. Caldwell if: Co.. JeweteJ
AV AITHA 4
.WATCHESI
J. E, CALDWELL & CO.;
J L NV g 1. 14 g S
002 CIIESTNIYi STREET, VIIILADELPIIIA
Aro nosy loelitotel to fill for the
GEI , THH* WALTIL4I' WATCHES,
IME
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Under tbilr owti gunrantoe,,lu 0 thor
ffl Murat Gold or, Coin Silvor.Casis,
(No other qualities oaf Oy ox.)
Thiaar,Nyatches grratly excel lu lbw variety
of lay le, and accurate timo.k. , i.plau quallt;eo. 11.3
Invite partieullr ntt,•titian to the low price at wlich
a really good watch way now hd had.,
Ploaso scud anti fob a Price Liet
Mors acelretl;frointaltamibts.
'Goods eel] t 0.0 0, to °my nidro•e
,
VITT RD 'VICTORS'. 'lldeutlui.to..t.bo lament buyer,
ovory udiontnge'pocoiesed - by u.preoeut putehoiler.._
Calgivey &
902 Chestnut Street, Phthuielp;iin ;
' t N.
Ir O )oBalB 'f9 v iL 43ee f
Qinett As o. A.; OAIILIOLt IlAno.Aoxe,•}
" • 4111 18:1871.
SEALED- iiio6ials in duplioato, 'will
: bo-meivea thill putil 10 o'cluvic n. In ,
AloY 20,11171, for • lt nt;
trnboblak iron boot. required
by tho, Buboletianco f'D r eparttnont, B. A., at , ludo,
elation,' clurlneolx : mouths, - co ll l l a o Pttaft . I . llll t , 1 i
18,71:„Ial1.rmat100 not° tobditiono •quallty ot , a;
royniokit; tau, LAI 000011 by ai?Alleation to
' • •-• ' AItNAENY
illiol4.ldo4i, Bth 140: Cavtoiyi o.B'
'FOrelet• • " •
MI
- rn.Duy—Goods,—Ca2.7lels o .Aka‘.—.
1871.
1.15 ,A A LS.
AT Tllll
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE
New and hutiful
DRESS 'GOODS, '
India rouge. P,
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J.pauenu
no'w fthßdesin
Cblutzen, lu.,nplendid
All the . uew uiut. taiyiautrio Dretis Gootln of the
setiadn, solllog at us low prices as before thu
war. Poi - kinds of
Whit° .
tiqlloi,
Blaredllee,
evoke, plain and striped
MEM
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE.
Spring Shay,lo in new - Sty Irv ,
'ungen rents Hs,
Linen Paragale, -
-
• Silk Parasols,
AM! Sun Umbrellas
' grout-YarielyFat -the--
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORI
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Cue: 111
Lillolie
MEM
...
at groat bargains
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
by a ❑rabclaaa tailor, at abort uot:en
FOR HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Ticklngp, SlivotiogB, T (4 l:l7Pu rinons, Tow,'ln, Cheekg,
Muelipe, Acc., cull of ill.°
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE
CARPETS, CARPETS.
Llwoll Threc•Ply Carpet's, best In the markoi, in cn
rlelyofSp.ondidpvttwm. Lowell oxlm sup, 'I we-
CArpo oln new o,d b -aullfel Mtyles All Wu
Corpeto from Sl.Ltx . , IC 11.00
C2tifiSSI.EY s EN(11.19 I TAPES'IItY
o• •
1 0 3.1 nod 6.4 lie, ne‘velit 0011 lopst elegant pot
torrid imported
•
IVeol htriprd Carpets, In handsome sale., and in
he following width.: 5-R, 34 tun.' 4-4 A large
tuck alleme mad.) Rag arpets, all our 00 u make.
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you will fled the largetit utock of gouda in thtt coun
ty, all of which we will 4°ll at the lON vot p , o•ihlo
priced. Do not fail to give us tt rnll, nod we will
prove all we telvertine.
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ECM
NEW GOODS AT TILE CHEAP
DRY GOODS STORE OF
D. A. SAWYER
Cheap I take pleasure in annauntiox Black
Cacap to the public that I have Black
Cheap ju.st returned from the bilks
Cheap Eastern markets Silks
'Cheap , .with the best Colored
Cheap selected Stock Colored
Cheap of goods over of. Bilk.
Cheap fixed to Carlisle Bilks
Cheap Clio tpest Black Silks— Japanese.
Cheap is the town. Cheapest .lopanstto
Store Colo're I Bilk. in Vie town. Do Silks
Store Jspamese Silks to the tow.. Silks
Store •Ilk warp Poplin. far sults. Romanis
St2ro Si k Pongee tar Bu Its. Ilernanis
&tie Mixed,Peldina for Sults. Mi_•od
bturo Plaids for Suits. e . and
Store ' Black Ilernanie, 7 Plain
Store (I renadines and ' Pepli s
Store la n'n d game for
Store Lawns, Cheap- . .butts
Store est Slack Alp lc Slat k
Store tho town. Black
Store • WItITE II 0 0 S Mack
Store (i'lillie.) Chan Planiii,• Striped Alpac s
Store and Conti!, French Nan. Aliases
Store nook., Swiss, Victoria and . Alpaca.
store ' hiahop Lowno A chlico Al tiaras
Store lot of spring Ala ,vol 'end Cheapes•
Sawyer Lace Polliti at the lowest price.. Cheapest
Sawyer • Para •i heapest
Sawyer Vet). (1111.11 p! Cheapeic
Saw,. r Cheatio•t hit 0 Ca c to. rca i•, Cheapest
Slwyerll ti t'o np to 41 de • in tin:
Sawyer 1 l
is 5141,1., tahlu •it In the
Sawyer Our 5;;;II 1, deperunessi In Coin. in the
SiiiTyer Rirtultfl brutralui Every In . tbe"
Sawyer Ludy 0111 and ex.onli, • b fu u T
Sawyer ilurulutsin., Elsewhere, Town
SLiwyur •AB yen rill. 'l,O TOWli
•
Sawfer 25 pur t TOW!,
D. "A SSWYEtt.
27ip71, „
•N -EN GOODS FOR TIIIS WEEK
THOS. A: frARPEk,.
— Southilano vet; Street,- Cartisle„Penj&!a.
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress Goods,
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Goods and Linens
liqpresepting,o Cheapest and Choicest
****** Tmpoctntioii
' 'Some Speck),Rios
OroaCliarinino In Intric Sits,-at $1:50 anJ.sl,7s
1.1a.n Illaelf and I. triped (little
..
date,, lit:2se . •
"
0 Plain and I ulcrPil Alpavaa at 2*.e
•• 0 . ' ' . Hums for chili. a' 25..
. ..
. . . . . . . . • . •
i .', - •,',',,, ~' ll'epll Tablo 1,001. ut . 7(0:
- LinenNnplclo., la sl.ou
L., .:. . . 10 4 Blencllo,l he liew t la 41.
''
°wets at lbe, allot lurror garden.,
• J:l.atila4. Whitt) Cott u hobo, aS
t, t, 2 and-15c,
got %' Hone, Iu I rettu'ar at
; 250 i vat a, O l eo,. gra4 . en,
COrtsta, at 76,
\Vim.low Haulm , . at $l2O For pair,
" • liquott, at 25e, Ono lower grades
cotton , du, at IVA, The, mutt butter
.• • ", r 0.1119 01111K0 Shirts, at :toe and up.
4 ' Latllbs'Oatatt Yenta
Groat aorga;ua In pap CallBlllloll,o, Extra quality
Great Borg4lns in Sun Umbrellm, o $l.OO nbd
'Great Ilarstalna In Alpaca Son Umbrellas.
VnAteltlbbons; want width, atsl.oo and
Boldlnfrltrd's Machine SIN, best la 'tbo market. .
Great variety of Mend, Men's and Eloybrureur.
.11andsomo olngbano/ In mix turns for 'mita 18d.
In,Rlynee; 17111 to and INIT, a completduesorGpont
Mus r lish Ilnigpntino, Oennppluo Dress .Gonda opon
'll4, of neat Llsma LaCO Points, 11,ktra kind; auB
♦ry Cheap.
Tho Celebrated Joseph,Tiid Gloves at $l.OO
Ladies' Tucked Skirts and Aprons.
Ciotlis and Cassimeres , ExceQdingly
Cheap, .• ,
,
A uplonitid nrticlo in n'Dark Otoo, r ,• ,
'Lao° Collura, 'nod niikerchlda. •; r
Danibnrg Embroidurlos and Ouipnto '
Pull Ilini.of tioincatice .au choup'nv, OLIO
orPlillndoliddiL • , • .. • •
• LOW mons TO IIikIAINTAINDDi, • "
to inuuro quiclasalca. '
•
, 270 . 1 41„ , . , • •
tSE~tcB L avers
SOUTH MOUNTAIN:IRON
R A L 0A IX
. .
C a..E r
Office of General Superintendent; .
Carli,lle, - Pa., - October 3, - 1870. f
~1 4 -n,PIA/Nt3 RUN AB FO4OWS :
'Aire Corlhilo (d C -It. It. Depot) 0:335 • '2.00
Junctlf , n 0.40 '3:00
". Mt. lIWIy t 720 ;3.40
1871.
Ilunter'x Ituu 806 An he 4 00
Arlive at Vow Chore ' .14145 • •
.13 , 13 ; r1144 . Zi/NO • } •
- !A M,
in avi, Pint Cruve ' ' 00(1
llunter'n Run9,ls ' L7IS
Mt llolly '' t . lO 115' - '; - " 4,41 ',
ArriTo At Junction ' 10.40 i t. 1..
~
F. C. ARMS,:.
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23w, , 79 , ' --
NORTHERN CENTRAL HAIL W AY:
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---7,---"NORTH AND SO UTIL
On and after January 2, 1871. Trains
will run as follows
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Rxprran—Lea.rx Ilarrininug 2.10 a in ; erriv. n sit
Sunbury 4.511 a m I.loxport 6.55 II M; 13.) . 1 Ira
1..35 ; Canandnigna :110 p In: lbahenter .I.ln p
m; 1011rniti UOO p w ; Nitntara Falls 1155 p m.•`
Accommodation-1x mos - I larris ung . 0.05' a
arrives-at Sunbury lu 50 a al.
31a11— , Leaven Ilnrrieburg 1'55 p in; nrri crn nt 4 II II•
bury 430 p ; 6,25 p ;
.lihnira 10 30
p m ; . 1101Talo 6:25 n ue, Niagara Full s
Fast Line—Leaven Ilarrinburg 435 p us; ken la
Sunbury 0.45 p ; .11 1 /11 Miramar t 0.10 p
_ .
' SOUTHWARD.
Express—Loaves Ilarrisharg 5 35 aidl . -arrives at
Yip It 0.45 a us; Baltimore 915 a so ; Washington
100 pm. ' •
Aerommodstion—Leays s Harrisbarr 00 a os
arrives at York 0.30 n m; Bahia ore 12.80 . p_m \
;
Washington 3 40 p
Exprem—Leavoa Harrisburg 11 35 a in; al. ves '
a.b
York 12.40 pin Baltimore ;1.115 p us; Wa. Lissgton
5.05 p m..
Mall—Leaves Ustrrhslinra 125 p ; arrives at York
2.55 p sakllaltimoroa 15 p m ; Washington 10.0a . p m.
accommodation —Loaves. Marl hoe„ 545 p 'r;;
arrivm at York 7.10 9 to. , ,
,
Express—Loaves Ilito rishorg 10.45 p w': Irtritos nl
York 11 50 p m; lialtimorr '4.34 a m; Washington
5.50 a to.
A LFAED It. FIST{
General Superintendent, IlurrEburg
Co, EU. S. YOUNG,
General Pastenl7l Agent, Bulthanre
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. It
, CHANGE OF 110 MIS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT: .
on and Afternimilay, N,111.1111.9.11' l'ittiengvr
_Trains Wilt rii-attily“lnlntlows,
W E ST WA R D
A Cc3ONI 31011ATION TI: AIN 110,101/iirg
S:fil) A. AI , Mltchanikelburg 1,"" 'Ol I,
11:411, Shipponnharg llt,oolo.rslnirg 10 . 44. ikeutp.
rantl.• 11:16, 0.11 . 1‘ 11w, nl IlagorNtown . ll:4, u
M Alb 'CHAIN len, or ,
ellanierlitirg 2.27. CurHsi.. 2:55, N••,‘ v IU. Sliip.
penshorg 4 02, Chattilirrsliorg .1:11.),11t ornriv.th .
. 11,
arriri nz la lIIIIrerSIOW 4P,
EN,I'IIESS TRAIN h..ivos II nburg 4.rm r
NlecHitulerborg 5:02, Carlisle 5:112, Ne, :07, Ship
iwnsborg 14:13, rrlvOrr at 1111111 bvesbup g p
A MIXED 'FRAIN leavem Charnbershurg 7 45 A 0
Or, enrakle 9:00, arriving at llngernlop 10:05, A al.
OEM
EASTWARD !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven CllllAlll...nolm rg
6:00 A Slillipensburg 5:69, Newville 6:00, Carlisle
6:13,' NleellaniesDurg arri, lug at Harrisburg
EBIZI
TRAIN leaves Hs gel slow° R. 20 A at, Green
ensile 0:00, Clumbersburg 0:111, cli ii.peus burg 10:22,
Newville 10:53, Owlish, IR 11, NI echailiseburg 1210 b
arriving at Harrisburg 12:37,P. n.
EXPRESS 'TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12:00 is,
Greencastle 12:21.1. Chanibinsiburg 1:05. RiOpponsburg
1:37, Newville 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, Mechanicsburg 3:18,
arriving at Ilan islitirg 3:50, r vi.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 5:71.1 P M,
Greencastle 4:27, arriving at Pluttuberstoirg 5.20. P vi.'
iaTIT . Making close ronnections Wourg with
UM,. to and Irma Phibulelphin Now York, Witaliing
ton, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and all 'minis R'r•t
O. N. LULL. Supt.
Superintendent's 011ie°, Chatitldg Nov 21, 1020
pENNSYLATA NIA RAILROAD
WINTER TIgE . T A Rh h.
Eight Trains (Daily) to and froth Phila
delphia and Pittsburg, and Two
Trains Dairy to and fronfErio
(Sundays'excepted).
AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBERI9,
Ifffo, Pae•engrr Tramps of Ufa l'enne.3l,deia
Railroad role any will d eport f,oto Ilarrisharg nod
arrive at l'el'adelpllla nu l IhunLu rg a 4
2 20—rbiladolphia le r tv a If I rrkborg
daily (ezet.pt 51ontluy) at 2 a 0 a. M., • ari`l yea 'Ut
Went Philadulphta lit 7 Uu a. tn.
6 31—Fitt Irina btt., Ilarribburg doily (except
Mnndnv) at 5 3 t n. w , and /traria at Wt.st
phis iv 0 60 a. tn.
Mail 3 rain luutud Alt 'nun daily (except Sunday.)
at 3 00 p. nt.. and arrives at Harrisburg at U 00
10 .15—CincinnntI Ex vast 11 irrlvlou rink I y
nt 10 45 p.- m., nail arrit. ut Wtt:t rhiladvlphia
3 10 R. 111.
. .
11 35—I' 15511 Expreen litay.slista, daily
tateept Moni al 11 3511 111 . 1 . 111'S ,t Rest
Philadelphia at 3 25 p. m•
1 20—SOUTI1 PAX lanes lisrrisborz
daily at 1 20 p. ni., nod anise.ut West Philuileipitla
at 545 'ln.
'Harrisburg Actionothalation Isar"; Altoona daily
(Sunday eXCIP11.11) ul 7 25 a. tn., mud arrives at Har
risburg ut 12 45 p. ut.
3 55-11arrisburg tau - mm.4:lH in leaves Harris
burg at 3 55 and arriv s at
9 40 p tn.
7 90—Lancaster Train, via moupp Joy, leaves
Harrisburg'ilaily (except :inniltiy) at T 311 u. tn., al.'
arrives at Wool Philadelphia at 12 20 .110011.
4 32—Erie Fast Line weal, far Erie, leaves Har
risburg daily (except Sunday) at 4 33 p.
at lido at 7 40 a. m.
2 25—E1tIE MAIL wog, for Erie, leaves Harris
burg daily at 2 25arriving at Erie at 7 40 p w.
12 11—Cipinnuati Express 11., es Harrisburg daily
at 12'11 a. m', arrives at Albs ina at 4 Lu 0. in., 1 1013
arrives at•Pitt,bor, at a. in.
4 30—Pittsburg Express leans a:Jl y
(except Sunday) at 4 :10 a. tn., arrive. at Aloom% at
30 a. eat , takes I/Ail:butt, and 'arrives at . Vitt-burg
at 3 01 p. tn.
10—Paeille Eitpress leaves Harrisburg dull , / at
2 10 n. m.. arrives at Alteem at i; 30'a. to , takes
breakfast and arrives at Pittsburg at 111 40 a. rn.
Fast Lino igavajlat rlnburg‘latly (ex . rept Rtnnilk,
at 4 45 p. m., nrrivtlll at AILOOIIII nt 8 5S p. nt , tat,
/Jupiter and nrri via at Pittaloorg at 1 20 a at.
Hail Train leaven 11nrrisburg d lily (evenpl Sin
duty) nl 1 15 p tn., arrives a 1 Altoona at 7 15 to. ta
takes supper,untl arrt vats at Pi La n•l5 at I 00 a In.
Way lltt,tenner :I rain le It es pit realm - cr. daily a
8 15 n. Ives at Alt aim at 2 20 p. awl
at 10 20 p.
SAMUEL A. 111.ACti,
Supt. A dd 1. Div. Pen nn. It. It
linerlnt;tsty rO% . Y 3, i KO.
ItEAD,ING RAIL ItuAD.
SPRING
Illopday; April 3, 1871
Gil EAT T UN it' ' ENO 1 Till: North mid
North-Win! f r New tot I:.
P. tlxvillu, Tanta tnit, 0 ultimo!. I, button,
Al!,]le 1411/., I.ooe.txter, Cu
lontl.l.t, &ex, La.
Trains lean. it rti,Lnrg fin:N.4w Totk, as follows
At 3:.0 and si.n, 0 tit, tin.] 2102 p anus' 602
with aitntlar 01110 .it i'llonily,xolo Itallruittl, and
orris lag nt 4 New at 10: 0 a. m,
.nd 11000 p 0:, IN.lireeively. Cord accum •
pany the ;1.1 a 111 11i011 x Ithouteliaugo.
11.ettwidag, Leave New Yo k 'at 0:00 a to, 1205
noun, rv,d /00 p in, t 011:01a1p01a, at 7:30. ki 311 IL hi.
and ni. Sle. ping Ciro no oinpxny the 6:00 p
train in Nuit Toro, with cltrgo.
L.VO pat
141 i
Thilialt.lphlaiitt , 'Sila n tn, 2:00:antl 1:115 p 111, ti'llll
pin 2 at Lobanon and prlncip wit; station..; ilm
4:05 pto I rola itinti , two for Phil.olulthAti, Pt, tevilin
0,1 Colinni 04) 10104%111r . : 44.40010
Ilnvtat anot Ald , lllll Vitt Selltlyrrili till/kplolk
It 110:01,•11. lhirri ti at 11:40 et in.
Eo.l I4ailooiol tr.dros leavelteadint
forr , Allentd . . 0, Easton', and N, a To k, at 5:00, 1,r3
a lie nod 4:00 p 0.. Retur..iiir, 1. are New
rk tit 11:00 II In, 0:00 110011 and G:011 11 111, n d Allen•
town at 7;20 noun, 2:15,4:20 and 1•:45 p
Way Pairiellg.r Train leaves I.loladelphla at 7610
cdfinerting.nith siuulnr unit, on East l'ennsyl.
vanla 1,11(1, OW, 'ling nom Reading at 0:20 p
slopping at it I ntations.
' Leal at 11:01) a no, and 230 p In, Ilerol 111
at 10:01 a in; In, at 5:10' and 11:15 a ni, Ash.
I nail, at 7:05 a 111, 12:13 110011, City, oit
7:51 II m and 1.20 p inTaioniquft, at 0:55 a In, ntid '
2: 0 p rn, fur , New 1 t tit, Indult:II, 11µr
fishing, die
•
• Leave P,Alsville via SO11101:111 and Susnindlanna
Railroad, pt 2:15 it r burg, toil 12:05 noon
fur Vine Grove and Trennalt..
Reading Aceouninalation Train teav
5,10 n nl, passes It.nding at 7:30 a in, arriving lit'
Philadelphia at It:211 u in. lteturnlng,
dolphin:it 5:1 p nl, passing Reading at 7:00 p in, ar ,
living at r.,tlevilla 010:10 io in.
PO' A ,. 00111 111M 1 / 1 ituti Train I. a 00 POl
nt 0.30 a 111 log leaves Plilladelphla at .1:30
P &liidnlr 0 '1:1Illioad trulax leav 144011 g nl 7.2. ,
0:15 1 , In, for Ephrata, Lit 11, Larea•ter,
&e,
P‘'rk onion It .111.1111 d union tolvoPi'rlduniwf'Junc
tint at 7;15, 0:05 It in, 3:lstand U It, II in; rrt..ruL g,
leave Baliwenkst.l 0 at 0 12:50 noon, and
430 pm a no, attag with titnilar' on Rending
R
,atiroati.„
• Colehtotilitittli; Ihtililool Mina leave Pottsfewn at
9:40 a at, 1,16o:1,10,35 p at, ry t arid ng, leave Mt. P ens,
ant at 7.1 M and 11r25 n mould 3.110 POl cumire lig with
similar, trains ou Reading Rallfoad. '
Chester Valley Railroad Areitot I. ova' Bridgeport at
0:30 tt at, and 2:85 nod - 6:32 jf nt ; returning, Kale
Downingtown at 0:40 a nt, 12:45 0000, and 5r25 p tit,'
: connecting with thalittr trains en : Reading Railroad,
, Ott Euntlaym: 1..1%0 -Now York at 5:011 p m, Phila.
'dolphin, at 100 a n1,41.12;18 p ul, Oka 8:00 wan, train
:running only to Ilradtug.) ottarille at 8:00
m; lento Harrisburg at 3:10 a to, and • , :.:00 p ury
leave Allutdox net 8:45 p 111; lottee'lleatling nt 7:16
a to and 103)0 p to for : Harrisburg, at 5:90 a in too
New York, and at 11:40 a pi, and 4:15 p In; fot.
fldl
adelpkia+ .• • :
tieaseti,.Soliool and I: Co r-
Ginn tickets, to and from all points at reduced rates . "
• -11nagago chocked .titiough; one Jaintrod poguds
allowed cock Into , rl l .lnr•
7-_ • J.. 13. WOOTTEN,
• ". . ,Mat Supt - 40.1 Rtg. :tindery. _
Rontiliig, Pa, April 3, 1071.
Is JVfey' 101' I"cc,
1 C,E;;,1cE,,..1.0 . * : , ' -. r -
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it you . want what In unto awl N: ay.. .lj
n 3
'At n amounblo I'll' ' . , •I. ' iltA , I
Nohow no now inn` •• ' .. . - :. ',l ' .`,A
k•.`l
But aorta tame In li 'XII ..,' ' ' .• •A ' t e I
For fhavo . ll.o ouh,.lFiirlu3 Walor, • -7','.. ,
•
, Porous cm bp sUppl . ll4l ICE during Chu dar
at JACK , 81T1,18',13toto,ota, rourrut Blreotr
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.Ftsetglfrie Hair Renewei
LINE
VEGljnii;it;
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Restores
,in the Orly porrected nl,ll N4'1.11111
pally prep red pr. i;orat lon "f It
Gray
hirer.' to 11/141
ERE
1i:1,4.110 ❑pit,,
to /
gray Hair Is ,0011 I . 1.11!01,11 to .t
Ori in i ypitt.l.lni c lor 11.1 hi ii
Original
li,~ncy; which I, ;4, 'lllllell wirl•4
REM
Ly all. Poi o f s x linen linir in iliin
Promotes
or EtIllog)oot will 1,3. ILc ia” of s-
our Renewer, ko/m, 110 e itx tr and el
fec.ts, by •it. , 1011111 W 11111i:1011:d
GI ONS
,log . prop;rl* fl IL,. hair
and is ;t
ly itiritail and w,. hair gro‘, uhii k
ontl Ati,mg. again, lu r i ' nes 1,1:n d.l
9plendid
it tt.'ll ft'lletr gilJt,lll
DI essulg
utilemt, the desi h 3 nl
11 in t.,ulipg, nail tillayry all Pulling
Try ono
and ipePati,,n 01 ectilp. It cl..
Bottle
nfit stain - t 1 , Wein as du dy n, Lut
'oaken 1.11,,ca1p white and cl.•:w
Thicken
As a qrussi t. g a Is l 4 Lesya I most
economical p'eparaitlA, In the world
up tho
uo na vffee's lout A • much I uKrr
d I.w our Tretaime nu I.ldr
Locks !
fro: all, by mail
Sad by ,t 1 Druyyi,lx and Alders in lb (ri",
Price One Dollar Pen Bottle
R. P . II ALL G C 0., Proprietors
LABORATORY, NASHUA, N, II
S. A. lIIVERSTICr,
CARLIWE, PA
seam, o ly
Carlisle Mad! Lae Works
FGARDNER & CO
J 2 . .
CARLISLE MACHINE 011
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Reaping! Seeding! Theshing!
THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY
TRRESRER , AND SEPARATOR!
Wr offer this now Thrraher and Separator, (Caidiii.
it Co's Pittoido to Ow farm. rr of ()Ifni', land
adjoining an - 11nd., ini.ftilly .1001, If not not , tin, to
auy machine now mitunfacturril. It has th,• grvat
advantago of being plain and slinplo in amain. !if'o.
Man
=
PERFECT SEPARATOR AND CI. I: E It
In farnil.e will NI son , nr n.d, ;13,
umit r.o.vil/13 rzln nut 01 Ids crup: lii" viii
I=l
.ktt +it", ICI flint go , 's (hp itm..lllti.
te, entirely Om Iroin . II
on.y and e ink
tleeonghly. Trific We guarantee.. Is Is nt, ihn,ntine
nine the cheltire,t machine in the ninthei
1:=1
which' we furnish to run the Cumhorlatol l'1,11e)
'I h resit, is Ilk. Into and taitinay ailloron in rot,
struction hum u hat we - hat c hcretolaro bunt, rcow
ing' much greaVor pow, end hprtal w ith II ghh r
draft, sc that four horses only 1%111 he
whore mummy othor tu4ChittcB,roquirc bin 1111.1
The Cuipberland Valley Thresher and Clo, o mos
tried on I he gr mills or the Combed:m.l e •
destitute] y.Ol the Fa 0' 1870, a hose d
of farmers being prelent to undue; It- e1..1 - mien.
The trill etas conridetely Siteresi+fol, and the oiselittie
proved its iddlltly to thresh, Orson, and rp.o me
grain lit the most entinfautury manner. SIT le.
settnossed the trial oxiirrese I thell up,d.oal iu t
settrtne t terms. rile ' Committee on A err , 111111T111
I inpl6‘..llll also en, the mono Ire ti :. , .tee
In then , rot mt. strengly trrommetnl de, tt l'ho
l'undiet land, Talley 11111'1.11er nnrt Separ t tor has
hero rrapntly need by Col. Will into M. 1/1•11,),,i.11.
At bla Intutddear ettrlible, in threshing anal ....di int:
a lured. etoit. So folly IN Ito satisfied °I its (reit 11101 - -
Ito that Ile allows to use his namvas 0 ref, rare.
Farmers olio nosh further and hiller !met nTuldr, as
to the working umtlittes of tide it-so in:whine are
thiire fore respectful y referred -to Cul. I lendersen,
ono of the must widely knout, thrums of Cumber-
Intnl county
The Caniberland Valley Thresher nil! ainays 1,,
tell anti substantially littilt, of the la st tuatrtial,
solidly framed in every part, nod presenting a hand
some external appearance. !'rice of niarilimik., cc iii
:10 inch rylindoq $2.00, without wagon. A groat
ntivantage.of this U121(111110 IS Ulla it ran be reatilly
repaired at any good.shop without trouble.
TILE CUMBERLAND VALLEY PATENT SELF
BAKING
MOVER AND REAPER
We will aloe build this new 111 , 1,11h...with changes
and improvements, fully regiodying the deli ids mid
weak uttinto of titian built last season. Our Mill In
to sourly farmers with it good boats:hallo ',trill:to,
which, if not superior In all requital le the, brought
from it distatire, will tievertheletet wove in all 1.4,i 11-lial
1ial pol/ts a good and reliable harvester, Ail a e
ask for it is it laird riot.
The TYillouyhhy Patent
SPRING GRAIN DRILL
Wu build tills known Grain Drill now, ltt lilt
or without Cimino Attachment, mud 1/11. • 11.,1•1. lit
straight or zigzag rows. Justats , tho tarn, pict•ot..
We now liove,ll6o, It nn and' imp! "rod plan id
'attaching tho gum tubes, forwillch we hate
Lottrit, Patent, which, With other Itrio "v. icnts,
makes the Willootthhy tho most .iml -
.(oct Drill MinitifactUrtsi or the ciAtutly.
Always on laud a full line of
GI: I'C IIL"TI I? Al, IMP .T. I: .11 EN I.
Loth of our OWII mould:int ore and from of Lee O•ildb
lkliine11111, 111.1tiolittg•ry fo
mhoWit out). ontiroorato It iy Hake, old
Instil moil fiverliois void h on a l'ioterii, Colo Rho
of m. [doll 110 hire ll.reu Mod., and li.o dill. .ol
x, (boron t ern Slit-Ilion, hold r I
Milk, nod other ortli. It too uu mrr,gix b..p..
"Order- tolsOn Inn till It nil'
-I-R-O-N
111 onir I xt...twivo Fnundrq awl NI”.1kloo:, , 11.11:.,, and fin
It 1.1 IT. 1 N. 17 II A RIA I.
of veryp dvseription Ia• our Poor MO So•a FA., WO
A full ototqc. of
IYELL-SEASONED' 1,113111NR
aluays On hand, enabling no l"
ILI till • rdero
promptly. at the baron( pricen. Fortner, bitildetA.
and iunuufigtnreia arc incited to giro u. 11 1 • ,111 111111
five our ra. for tuning but good work.
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William Brady's dal
0 L A x. :0..:(1,r) s
• Wir L - L I A ..At .P 17.A1) Y,
:02 MARKET STREET,TIORESIRTEE.
111tH Jog returned front Wow l'orlE"wit11,11o. Inrgc•st
titoelc of Holiday lioodel over .1 , rought to this elty
emoilatkng In part of • • •
lIDLIDAY, AND • BRIDAL SI TARR,
of eirgant di sign Mul Scdt,iy from tho C.
Gorham Manu(iketuriug Company..
BE2IU7'IFUL PLATED 11 7 :417E,
Coffee Urns
l'ako and Frnit'llankets,
Comtvre, Plekltu.l COory Si
N 9 uu`bu,iln,
Ttirovits
'tulle Cutlery ttf elegtiut tleelgu null finlett, hoot
'the releltott IA munitionn, ry of 1110T/eon Ilrod. A: Iluv
nun, Shl•lll .111,',1111 pearl, Ivory and plitletl }Luellen.
, 0111: KANCV 0001,3 ENT
eel thin following articles; ',mgrs . lit
Ilandk• Milan- Cases anal (lint.. &Ara einittilned—ti
Inaluilrul !wile it., Sect. Writing Ili okr a drwei
Standn, boric I aril
r., nn Vlolot Anil Sandal o ood, heat her, 8111:, &din
ote.; Or.; Itionzesig , 'Stattudden Coot., Pitwes,
etc., etc i)ltniai ti Il into, - .laying l i r no t. lU.tin+, -
al/11 odd, Belt and Mando In at tithiliont. Fs mall.
Clue , and ,11arbit Cases; Cot 1.00
Clock., Cigi.r Stands', C1411T,'00114,1141130e0 It xi..
(Silver and l'ilt.rd), Titortmon,it rA. Firm
(I airy Plicate tilt I Vocket limo nod n' grist viii lea a
of, overliuiog hi my gni., Call and exidiiino the
grand tokortmeht.
IVILLTA3I till tI)Y,
31)2 314rLet stroot, llatrisburg,
said.7o
74'; Royer, Pottsville,
Z.- P. BOYER, • •
POTTSVII,LIt PA.,
,„,„,,, n , ' .3rcii;llfaeliire 'of
from 10 4o• 04 pounds par yard
EIZEM
IfOOK BPII4O,
SpLICH PLATEN,
•
•s AND CHAIRS
. . .
'Also MERCHANT. BAR IRON, of all sfsos, con
staully an hnud, at His lowomt musket prtro..
lotimace, , .
Rolling Mill, .
"•
Colliery Mho • '
, • ' Boilers, and
. Ste:lll6 - I'lllmm,
0 11,1 LTTo ti it.1)1;
ilk), payer awl tililllowoftll 4 tycl 4 bint ,4l
Art. Holly B)».in9 llon . plita Troll Ore,
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