Rims Ctrcumntits in market at three
cents a_ptcoo.- No cholera for us.•
BEANS have "put in. an appearance,"
way 80 cents per peck.
Tnir, dATWABLE lIEIALD Mho beElt ad
vertising mndiarn in till county., Two
dollars per year in advance.
. TILE, fire fliB have made their ap'pear
ance.
HEwsparosfut.i.,--The first number of
the Oakville Enterprise, -a 24, column
sheet, lies upon our tibia. It is a weekly
journal;" iniblighed nt Oakville, Pa., a
thriving little village, on the line of the C.
V. R. R., by Fosnot & Co. The name
is a commendable one, as we think it
will require a vast amount of enterprise
to fairly establish this new child of pub
lic favor. Success to it.
Tun' Mountain Echo is the name of a
new dheet, that will shortly - he issued at
Mount Holly Springs, Pa. •
TEMPEUANCE ' SET - MON.—Rev. J. D.
Brown will deliver a sermon onTy.mper : _
ance, in the First Methodist church, on
Sunday evoliing next, June 11, 1871 M
71 o'clock, under the auspices of Carlisle
Division Sons of Temperance. A cordial
invitation is extended to MI.
THE TRAVELERS' LI PE Ati ACCIDENT
iNSTJUADICE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn
conducts all its business in a most equit-
S-ablc manner,rand with a careful regard
to the interests of its policy holders. in
surance against accidents is compaA
lively new, but of importance and . henetit
to the public generally. "
POISON DISCO'EIIED.--Word has been
received by District Attorney C. E.Mag
laughlin, from Prof. B. P. 'Komi, of Jef
ferson Medical College, Philadelphia,
stating that poison, in sufficient quantity,.
had been discovered in the stomach of
the late Mrs. Kiehl, to indicate that her
death had resulted therefrom.
an ice merchant Conrtid .
Eal.pcst is a success. On last Saturday
.he was busy lianling ice frUm 'early ill
the morning until late at
. night, having
disposed of only six loads, besides large
quantities sold at the ice house. Get
your ice-from Coony,'Mi lie keeps no ac- ,
-count of weight and has a tiptop article.
IE3
FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS,
Fe.—Our citizens should not forget that
M. B. and J. 11. Dusinberre, are still in
town, soliciting orders for the celebrated
Rochester No series. Their facilities
for furnishing fruit, ornamental and
+Math; trees, together with every variety
of 'shrubbery, aro vastly superior to those
Hof the last season. They are stopping at
Noake•'s Hotel, corner of I3ed ford and
High streets, where they are ready to re.-
ceiVe.orders from those of our citizens
desiring anything in the shrubbery line.
Orders taken now will lie filled next Fall.
Aire mrran TO BREAK J.W..—One clay
last week, A. p. Walker, a young man
from the lower end of the county, im
prisoned in " Fort Foreman," on a charge
of larceny attempted to escape from
prison. Since his incarceration the
prisoner has been very obstreperous, so
I much so that the Sheriff ;pa...compelled
to transfer him from cell po. 27, to cell
No. lx iS, known as the 4 ! w;ioden cell."
still continued very noisy and obstin
ate notvithstanding the removal.
Deputy Sheriff Goodyear on entering
his cell to reprove him; noticed a bundle
laying in one corner, and proceeded - to
examine it, when it was ascertained that
he was not "boring for oil," but for his
liberty. The prisoner was then placed
in shackles, until he can conduct himself
properly,
L.Klcll OWNERS TAXE NOTICE !—A
Further Supplement : To an act direct
ing the entree of liens for the principal
• and interest due the 'Commonwealth fur
lands held by virtue of location or other
office titles, approved the twentieth (lay
of May, Anne Dina 111.011 C thousand eight
hundred andsixty-four.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and house ofi Representatives of the Com
mon)oealth of Pennsylsania in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same, that the board
Of property shall have full and discretion,
Nary power as to time of entering suit,
and the number thereof to be brought
-- for collection of liens against, un patented
lands, and the Attorney General shall
proceed under the seventh Section of
• said act to which this is a further sup
plement, when authorized to do -so by
the said board : Trorided, That no in
' tcrest shall be charged on patent or other
fees.
[ANNOUNCEMENTH.]
struwbm•rics • roceivdd daily at
SARI ribbons for 75 cents, at Madame
GEE
QM
A. suitable reward will be paid for the
return to Tills oloFlosl of a gold watch
key, lost in front of Mr: IliWon's livery,
on Tuesday last.
MOWING MATCH
A. mowing match 'will talM I place on
the farm of Mr. Samuel Henuninger„on•
the Chambersburg Pike, about two
mtles west of this place, on Saturday,
the Heventeentit instant. This, match is
open for till machines, •and the farming
community' is particularly invited to be
present and witness the trial. Experi=
enced judges will be present and decide
tiw• marits• of the best machine. The
trial will take Wee at one o'clock p.'tn.
8,1e712t . ,
Evrat yBODY buys thitt 7 inch sash
ribbon for $1.25, arMailajne Rotes.
ECM
IV. F. GAYLORD, agent of the Mount
Heim Nurseries, Rochester; N. is
Mopping at the Mansion House for .
week: These Nurseiies are the most
extensive in the world.—yrnit, °rumen
td trees, shrubs; roses, ,Co., delivered in
Carlisle at catalogue prices. Call, and
give him your orders. •
Firm lace cellars !for 20, 25, 80 and 85
cents, at . Maqaine notes.
111=1611
JUST OPENED—ffom a New York • sale.
—one of the largest lots of bonnets, hats
and French flowers ever !nought to this
city, embracing the late4styles and befit
quality, and to be sold reydrdless of prices,'
in order to oht,ain aid' 'cash for them.
within ton or fifteen 'days. Five dozen
Leghorn hats,- misses' trimmed lino Milan
braid tioaiiolitan; cactus,' pearl; and all
the now style's in the market. Milliners
in small towns „and, country should
as they can buy cheaper thah at, whole
sale prices. P,yerrartiele, warranted to
as represented.. Another invoice of
silk at, from pm to $2.50 ; •Marseillos
trimmings; edgings at 25 cents per piece.
:Fine faun -very cheap. Boys' hats, 50
cents. The goods are of- the best quality
and thelast - of the,'season., Call and See
thorn at Mes.' 7 Bionizer's; No. 420 Market
'street, liarrisinwg, Pa. ,
Pamirs; trait 10 to 75 , conts; nt
Madamo Rotoo. - •
Go to Madame Rotes for all your. sash
ribbons, lam' eollars„ setts jo;velry and
all millinery goods, Ro. 3G South_ Han
over street. .
'Tun cheapeat , millinery goods is Car
lisle,:at.Madame Rotaa:' .• '
• • '
CALL at Madame lidos and be con
vinced that she is selling cheaper than
the cheapest.
LACE hats at Madame Rotes, cheap()
than the cheapest;
SAM ribbons, 7 inoliet3m s ido, for 1.25, a
Madame Was.
, A STANDARD FACT
that Duke & Burkholder are selling all
kinds of Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices. They have just received another
largo invoice of muslins, cottonades,
riew style dry goods, shawhi and lace
piiints. Every person 7i , fiowants to get
good, goods, at the very ;lowest -prices,
should gcr.at - once and examine this
choice stock of gooiV. A full line of
new parasols, kid gloves, lace collars, all
kinds of fancy goods for ladies, just
opened, every article guaranteed at the
lowest market prices. ,
TJAvy; collars f(W 10 rents, at Madame
Rotes.
DRY GOODS
D. A. SaWyer has been to the eity'and
Made a thorough examination of the pry
Goods market, rend succeeded in obtain
ing some raro bargains, which he now
offers to all who May favor him with 5
call. And those not yet having obtained
their Summer outfits will there find the
latest styles at the lowest prices.
EAR drops for 5 cows, at Madame
Rotes.
NEW FISIE! NEW FISH!!
Just received 'a large lot of New
Mackerel, Shad and herring, at ,No. 88
East Pomfret street, which I will sell at
such figures as will defy competition.
Call and examine fish, and see prices.
;Viso, Dry Beef, Sugar Cured Hamil'and
Bolognas ; 5,000 lbt of country bacon for
Sale very low.
Bjc7l3t G. B. HOFFMAN.
Tile: eheapest lace collars in Carlisle,
at, 711adatne Rotes.
18. NOTIONS FANCY GOODS. 18.
For On; above, go to J. H. Wolf's, No.
18 North Hamiver street, where you will
find the best assortment of Notions and
'small wares in the town, and from 10 to
20 per cent cheaper. I desire to call
your special attention to the following :
A full line of linen pongee and silk
parasols, -and sun umbrellas, fans of
every description and, price. Gent's,
ladies' and Misses' kid gloves. A large
assortment of cotton hosiery very cheap.
Also
,white -cotton triannings, hamburg
edges and insertings, silk, cord edge
manCua and sash ribbons very cheap ;
ladies' and gents' summer underclothing :
corsets and hoop skirts in large variety.
A fitllline of towels, napkins and crash,
linen shirt fronts, and ready made shirts ;
ladies' amT gents' linen_anif lace hand
kerchiefs in all grades. Call and ex
amine our goods before purchasing elSe
where.
N. 13, When goods are sold by the
dozen, package or full piece, they will be
furnished* wholesale price.
.1. IL WOLF.'
SETTS of jet jewelry for 10 cents, at
3fadame kotek.
A. LARGE lot of Pine Apples just re
eeived at Mundell's.
POTATOES.—Peach Blows—by the
wholesale. EBY S 5 SONS,
lintiltf
A I.Altom addition lately' made to the
stoelc of lumber, in the yards of
A. H. BLAIR.
LAnws desiring i o beautiful and fash
ionable hat or bonnet, go to Madame
Hole, three doors below Bentz's dry
goods store.
FOR ALE OR RENT
A large and commodious three-story
brick house, on the corner of Main and
Bedford streets, now occupied by Mrs.
Gordon, has all the modern "improve
ments, with brick stable and ice house
attached. Ingniiv of It. E. Shapley,
corner of North and Pitt streets.
DOWN WITII HIGH PRICES roil
WHITE WASHING.
'l'. J. Smith, is now prepared to do white
washing, ana wall cleaning, and wall
scraping, on the most improved plan,
and at the shortest notice. 'I hero need
be no removing of carpets or furniture.
Satisfaction given, or no pay required,
Good references given. Please leave
orders at the barber shop of David
Welch, or Calvin Able, or at the office of
J. L. Sterner & Bro., livery and exchange
stables. Please give. me a call.
cn BUTTER at litimrich's
CON! RINGS made, into switches, chig
nons, curls, frizetts, &c c, at Madame
Rotes.
ATTEND to securing yourcoal for win
ter wliile prices arc low and quality good
Call at the yards of
A. H. Blain
GREEN APPLES at Hamrick's.
DR. W. D. HALL
DRAB: MARY L. ITAL'i
011ieb and residence 37 Sonth Hanover
stract, Carlisle, Pa. Rooms strictly pri
vatek Consultation free.- • Dris. Hall
makes the treatment of female diseases
a specially. • I.de7ollm
Pon 'naiad and dried fruits go to
Mimicles.
ClyncE - fowls and eggs for sale, care
fully, bred erom imported stook. Setif:-
faction guaranteed in all cases. '
I Smmow Prepared to book orders Or
the following varieties : ' •
Dark Brahma, • per doz. $3.00.
Light d 0.1.00,
Black Cochin,. " M 1
1.00.
Grey Dorking, 2.00.
Black Spanish, (white face)-" 1.00.
All orders-filled in the order received.
Call on or address,
JESSE B. HuaiEn.
No. 121, S. Pitt Street
-25a6.71tr
Jus•r' received • a lot of oranges and
loinons at Iftinnicles..
Go to Madame Rote for your cdtgoons,
Hwitchtm, 'curls,. &0.. , .
i3UY TBE BEST
The eitbinot lirdlgo With hot eloSet
is, without doubt, the finest coolcifig
baking range in market, and saves
ono third the fuel of cooking stoves.
Call and see then, nt Wm.' FridleY's
stoie,'No. 21 North Hanover street, - '
Also look at'his refriderators, water
cool Wbrend Safee, umbrella stands and
a full lino oDonee furnishing goods;
25nin716m.
Pam: .P.lcama; choose, butter and
watercnicliara at Hunnich's. •
•.Lnarmunlinns' coal constantly.oultimt.
Also a full assortment of lumber at• tho
lowest' prices, at tho 'yards of • '
H..RLAIII.
2Gart7J. v •
•
. . .
A large merchant mill, situated in
Hanford'-minty, Maryland, • about one
and a half Miles from "EdgewOoe'sta
tion, on Philadelphia,. Wilmington, and
Baltimore railroad has four run,. of
burrs, with capacity of 20,000. barrels,
which with .a small outlay, can be in
creased to 30,000 barrels.' Also, a fine,
farm adjoining the mill,• containing 340
acres; 200 acres of which is cleared, and
in a high state of cultivation ;. there are
-8 houses on the faim, also, barn; stable,
corn house, For further infor
mation apply to
° E. J. Ssio - ur & - Co.,
NO. 10, Spear's Wharf,
4ma7l3m Baltimore, Maryland.
Go to Madame RotO for-your bats and
bonnets.
THE SPRAGUE MOWER
The latest improvement, made of Iron
and Steel, witli encased gearing and best
workmanship. For lightness ° of draft,
simplicity, strength; effeetiveness' .and
cheapness, not equalled by any machine
in the market. Farmers are requested
to call and see it at the Farm Machine
Works of F. • GARDNER & 'CO.; Car
lisle. Also on hand, the celebrated Col
lins' Steel Pith's, which will not stick in
any soil. Price $2l. 18ma716t. -•
SPECIAL NOTICES
HALLER'S STAR JAR
The best and cheapest fruit jar ever in
vented. Wm. Blair & Son have the ex
clusive control -of these jars in this re
gion of country, and have made exten
sive arrangements for supplying the
Stat and Mason jars, wholesale l'ilictre
tail, at extremely low rates. •
Wss. BLAIR & SON,
!May 24, -1871. South End.
S. The trade is respectfully re
ferred to our monthly circular.
The best Fruit Jar ht, the market. 'Pure sugars
for preserving Intrpsses. Hums of the very best
brands, whole or sliced. Choice old wikost nod
'Western family flour for sale by
J. M. 111ASONIIIiI31
• Southwest corner Pomfret and Pitt streets,
SJe7ltf Cerlisle, Pia
A CHAPTER OF FACTS
Fpac• is vatuable In a newspaper, and It Is the re
fore proposed In tills advertisement to condense
variety of 'acts important to the public into a .wall
compais 'Thorn facts refer to hostel ter'sStornach
IfAters—m hat t lint celebrated niedir hie Is, and oliat
It will do In tliccatirst pines, then, the article la a
etlinitiant, tunic an d alterative, courrialli.6 of
combination of un absolutely pure spiritous agent
with lie most •aluable medicinal vegetable soh
litallo If that Botanic research has : placed at the dis
posal of the chemist and thb physician, These In
gredient.ii are compounded with great care, and In
such pr poeti r gns as to prednee a preparation which
rivigoratea without exciting the general system, and
toner, reguloten and controls the etaninch, the
bowels, the liver, and the miner secretive organs.
R hut the great rostoiutivo will do mind I e gone
°reit from what It tune done. The cases of ilyripep
sla, or any ono, form of hallgsstion, in which it has
been persistently administered wipeout offectinff
radical cure, Is, yet to be heard froin,,,ond tine some
may be sail of billion's diserilms, interinittent fever,
erv, us affections, general debility, cu. 'potion,
siol headache, meets' disabilities to wl •tho
feeble 111'0 SO F 11141.1.1. It pnrhnca all the fluids or the
body , including the Moroi. 111111 the gentle stimuli.
hick II Im pm is to the nervous kleiteric in 1/01, fine'
coeiled by the alightest reaction: Theis is a chapter
of facts which readers, Mr the reo sakes, should
mark and reatertilior.
'Jai I• 1 net I y
S. • S
AFL, SPEEDY, AM) SURE."
Dr. 31iirris' Syrup 61 - Tar, Wild Cht•my, and Dour
lormd, is nianufactursd by an entirely time process,
and contains otie host knownn reutedie. for C• twits,
Colds,. Si ro %%toot, nut all Lung Comploints.
Cleassnt to the litote,but powetful in its action.
Send for a circular cont. ining Set 'of •articles
and the manner of preparing them. to •
Cie:writ] Ag• lit a:
F Floury, 8 Co'irge Phu,, N. Y.
Jolinron. Holloway Cowden, 002 Arch id., Phila .
Sold In Carlirle by
Corr nods .5 Worthington,
W. F. Horn,
T. N. Fronk, aid
J, B. linverrtirk. 2edidl7l.Bnl
WIRE RAILING. WIRE GUARDS, fur Stern
fronts, Asylums, Sc. Iron bedsteadsoVirs "WiGi
binge for sheep and poultry yards, Braes and Iron
wire cloth Sieves, Fenders, Screens for coal, ores
sand, Ac., Geary Crimped Cloth for spark arresters
Landscape Wire for Windows Ac., Paper Makers
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every informa
tion by addressing the manure , tows, IS. WALKER
& riONS'No 11 North Sixth street Philadelphia
I/totally
Harrisburg
WHILE wisdom will benefit you: be not always on.
trolled by Aciiiriiicredulity, hundreds bare sought
relief from the horror. of Dyspepsia through the
mellow of DA l icrills ANTI-DYSPEPTIC Sroy.tcli
arid I . olllld it. Why should you suffer or lien title admi
rable st °waggle has cured many Muffler mere-why do
you doubt while other believe and are cured I Delay In
Ild s !natty. Is both dangerous and unprofitabl e . Your
- health, happiness and business so ITera, while eoretnnt
neglect is frequently foil wed by serious mud tincon
trollablik remelts. llgarrii's Mena. are Nosily
useful In the numerous . dinichlties offending Jodi
gestic)... as lIILIOUNNEIII, CON4IPVTION, dc., %lino or
Pisan idol Ant. is and tither iliaorders proceeding
trine 311,414V1A, It t. the only lelitible preventive and
remedy known. - 2.111 e 60
dAItLI67.E PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrented Weekly ky R. C. Woodward.
curled t, Wrthic.oo4y, June 1, 1071.
•
FA MIL 1' FLOUR {8 00
Sl' PER Fl NE FLOUR - 4 00
SUPERFINE RIB FLOUR 4 (0
11'1117'E WU EAT 140
RED WM EA 7' 1 70
It YE
CORN • 115
TE OATS 68
BLACK OATS 57
ULU ERSEED 5 00
TL4IOT/IJSEER 4 • 0
FLAXSEED 1
.70
CARLISLE PROVISION MARKET.
Corrected TVeekly by Win. Blair 6. Son.
Ir nine ad?!, , Jane 7, 1871.
116 71'ER II
EUI'S 14
LA RD
TA WI TT VT
BEES WA .1" 25
BA CON HANS 14
•
• do SHOULDERS le
do SW ES 10
WII TE BEA NS 1 50
PARED PEACHES%
UNPA RED do 10
DRIED APPLES 00
RAGS 03
[From the Philaro7744t Norol American.] •
PHILADNLPHIA' MARKETS.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND SEEDS: -
PlaludelpliOs, Junell, Ih7l
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR $
EXTRA FLOUR f 75
RYE FLOUR • on
iv/mar RED 1(19 08
WHITE IVIIEA 'l' • 1 75 0) 84
RYE 12
COEN ' 7:1
OA TS 7, rm
CL 0 VERSEED
_l3® ifiT lb
TIMOTHYSEED • 660
FLAXSEED 2 30
=M!
Philadelphia, Monday, Jane 8, 1871
The arrivals and sales of Beef • Cattle were 'large
his week, reaching attoye' 1,951 head. The market
closed very dull, favoring buyers, and kYices were
unsettled and lower, within • the fallowing ranges:
EXTRA FAT CATTLE, per 16 . 7@7).,1c
FAIR AND GOOD LITTLE... 1.1663, : i
00.11.1.10 N • 4610/4
iouLna-dc..
'nand. Vale .Cyoriiigeri - $4 , 1, all(/' Om, and
Calves at pfl. Receipts !V 1 , 20 head.
SITE.E.r were first wad intter in prices. 1111:gnat.
il'ootect dl 1113 , 5@7c, and c/ipptd at, 4C115a.' Receipfs
18,000 head. ' ' 7
ROCS continue' dull filni
under the influence qf :report, of a 'heavy hog crop
flamer. 'Met of corn fed of 2,11 and• $0.60 Ft 10011 s
net for prime. earn led. Receipts 2,0 11,
CitAlo MB A D—LEIDIUII.-Obt the -noventeenth
of May, by• the 'Or. R. Omlghead. medsted by Dr.
Whig. 11. It. Craighead, of South Mhidloton, to M.
A. Lohligh, of Bolling Springs.. •
•
.BELTZIIOOVER—BRANDT•r-M the reeldence of
the hrido's 'prirente, Near Churchtbeni, on , the Bret
Instant, by Bev. O. N. Schaeffer, Mr John A Belle-.
hoover, to,Mlno Mery B. Brandt, daughter of Joaeph •
?Brandt, mg.,. •
, MINEg•-•••ECKEL9.-10 :Weir Ifingeteu, 'oil • the
name 'day: by the enter, Emenuel Mince, mot ~.of
lowa, to Mae hole Bagels, of Now itlespten„
tho foul th Instnia,
nt thoLuthorou.Pnrsoungo, In Now Kingston, by tho
sumo, Mr. John :11. Krt.wn, to Miss enthortne Zlm•
.".T3W - 11NE.—Very =l=77 art the
twenty-eighth ultimo , Bello Irwin', 'or 0 . 4.l•Thpmits
Bweah Jr., aged , 11 year', Alotoutp49 , l;3 , days— .
cruterly of thetplace.
„,"
i6ll 'SALE
FRUIT JARS
-DX..I. IC. 311/1111.1,,
Enst.m.
BE WISE,
M a it K ETS
MAI - 012,11
DEATHS
7 1 6,11:41".
THIRTY THOUSAND ,DOLLARS
rAin.—Tho Travelers Life and Accident
surliosii Company, of Ilarifsrd, ConnecOmi, paid
F 20,000 B oa W, 11. Torinuih and ' Cictrry;vl;
time of Lk) Now Ilanibt4g railroad aciildeet ; 80,000
on the into Jae. 0. Mike, ml.yor of Worcester, Masi.;
and 6,000 on the iota 13..11. Lewis, jr., of St. Albs as,
Vermont. All theso accidents occurred, and the
insurance :slice paid, AVlthin lhieo months—each
claim being paid 'about sixty days before It was duo
by the terms of the policy. THE TRAVELERS* hits
IIUiIDRED. DOLLARS. A •DAY lh
benefitsto , ts.pol, , yho dors, for death or Injury by
accident,, for- Svery , work day during the past
Seven yeu.s. •
' Tun TRAYE[EIt4 LIFE AND ACCIDENT IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Hortford, Conn.,.granto
nll tho Minot :forme, of LIFE nod ENDOWMENT
PoDelon, on I,x,cce‘lingly fAVoroblo termn. Anne
SEWRITY nod LOW RATES
f[OLLIDAYBBURG SEMINARY,
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA
THE VICE OE OUR AGE IS FRAUD!
Nevertheles. there are. live honest, Patent Agent.,
even at the 'Genital, of wit an to the ut,dersigned.
Patent. for ueventeen years obtained at reasonable
rate,. Agents wanted. Send for circulars. CEO.
E. BROWN, Counvellor-at-Law, 817 ti Street, corner
9.11, Washington', D.C.
APPLE PARER, CORER AND
SLI
CER. Price $2. Duos all nl UUCP. Warranted
SiLtiatictory.
D. If. WRIT rEm IRE, Worcrettr, 111,184.
DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR
ESTA ULLA Ell 1862.
A rezmply which Imp 1.011 tented fur IL years, and
proved in thottaands oft
oo carathlo of outing a ll
alliCalle4 of the threat mad lungs; I perfouning ninny
remarkable cures, merits a trial from alt Who are
sufferiog front similar utter utopia and rawly seeking
relief YYIO you let prejud en prevehtd eon Irma be.
ing cured A nion?
Coughs and Colds.—The druggists say it on..es
them all.
fistliont.—The ;Tile( and cures of It arc marvelous.
Bronchitis —Every gullet, will find _relief and
Corp.
Throat Aliments rrquiro only a few doses.
Lung DiSelll...-111111 Cul. 41:ensei pronounced In-.
curable. - •;;.
. .
renoVatos mid Invigorates tho splem.
Liver Complaint.--Moat t trectivo, regu'ator of thin
organ, -
llyspep,la.lts healthy notion on the stomach
citron it.
Appetiser —lt Is the 110111th-giving:and appetite re
storing
Urinary Organs —Action on them Is marked and
prompt.
DR. CROOK'S %TINE OF 7 AR is rich to the medici
nal qualities of Tar, combined veldt, r getable
gredients of undoubted value, which make it unsur
passed, nor only fur the coivplaltits enumerated, but
it rapidly restores exhausted strength. cleanses the
stomach, relaxes the llJur kod puts thorn to work,
eauseillleteild to digest, and mikes. pare blood, and
begets a vivacity apprecia el by both sound and
sick.. If you are afilicted in arty way, no know If
you try the life-giving tonic properties' of Dr.
Crook's Wine of Tar, you. will add your testimony to
Its great value in correcti
,g any 'ills that litsli is
heir 5"." Frepar. d only by 01,101. It CROOK .0 OD.
Q tiold by Drugg sts reoryu here.
For Scrofula, Scr,fulou• Minors, Per fulous
eases of the Ey or, or Scrunila in tiny form, Moonrise.
Stones t f the Liver, b, options, Pimples, Boils
Totter, Heald Mad, Ulcer., and ehl Sores, or any
diseyse depending un u depravo4 condition of the
blood, take Ur. Crook's einipouud Syrup of I'oke
Root. It Is combined with the beet tonic prepays
thins of Iron koowu, 111,11 Is tilli best Alterative and
810011 ruritier mode.. Cleanee your Blood. Try ons
bottle. Sold by druggisht Plepsred only by
' OLIN' CllOOl4 - 1: 10., Dayton,
CHEAP AIT I VERTISING.—We will
inaent ui ndverthynieot to EIGHT IIII:YDRED
Anon - leen NEWI4PAPh..SS for FIX DOLLARS per
line per week Ogle lino one week will cost air dol
our, two linen 1r lR r , IA twelve dollars, and ten lines
will enter sixty dollars. Send for' n printed List.
Adare.s CI 111. IIoWN6I, k CO., Advertbing
Agents, N0..41 l'ark Row, New Ysnk,
ROOT BEER.—This delicious whole
come and refreelring Sommer beverage. can be
very easily made iu every, funnily at a Carr of about
FIVE Oil SIX CENTS T•ER GALLON, by raring
ASCII ENUACII & MILLER'S Rout Beer Extract.
If your afore al. cc nor - II title, ',end - twenty•five
r onto to Anchenhaeh & Miller, No. nib North flirrd
Street, Philadelphia, fora Lott In, ~111C11 will
Make a whole Barrel of on
Five Lott lea fur one
dollar. Fell inatroctionv yrnt With earn lot.
-.ea •
FRAGIi:ANT SAPULItNE
Cies os Kid 0 oyes and ell kinds of Ch.thn end
Clothing; retnoves l'alat:llrease, Tar, he., instantly,
without the least injury to the finest fahrle. Fold
hy ,IToggh..ts and fancy g' Ie dealers. FRAGRANT
SA Plli IENII 00.,33 Ilarelay street, New York, 46
L 3 Bello - street, Chicago.
AGENTS READ THIS !
WE WILL PAY AGENTS A.SALAILY OIL t3 l l
PER ITEEIC and expeithes,,or allow' it hop. reumis.
1,1,;11 in Hell our new and ii oniterful invenOlll.o Ad
dre. M. WAGNER A. CO., MarTuttl, Mich,
AGENTS Wanted to soll Wheeler &
NOVI Sawing 51.1.1110; good territnry..gront
In dor.mento ; n capitol ,opdred: horse nod Wagon
fu muirdied. 11. IlEk:i1 AN. Agent,4o7 Market Etreet,
Ilarrioburg,
SioA DAY FOR ALL WITH
S`tet,il Tools, Address A. E. 01{..1 HAM,
Springfield, Vt.
X32A MONTH, Horse and Car
t Expenses raid., 11.
SLIMY, Alfred, Mo.
A MILLION DOLLARS
Shrowil but quiet men ono- =Oita fortune by re.
the seerot of the business to no One.
Mike. • EBOAItSIDIS,
fWM Broadsony, New York.
W. VANNAMEE, M. D., siccess-
J• Inly treats All clogs. of Chronic and Acta°
Ditliql9PB. Send for circular containing pAr•
Oculars and testimonials. Address Box 5,120, Now
fijc7l4t
NEW SUMMER GOODS
JUST OPENED
AT SAWYER'S
Grout Bargains In Silks
MEI=
)I':rd
lIM=I
Almo the Illetipurt lit oltiummer ',tee
Pointe In the toe.
WHYTE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
Chwp Sw I s
Clwar Turlotan
Cheap Nn. Ifookx, Plain. Ilarrthl,,Sti
Clamp Vloturin Ilishop lu„..a.
Chyqp,Or i gttuklies
Cheap Piqua.
Clio3p Pique Trimming., an 1 lawn Na.bruid
ell., La. awl Lill. Collins
.o'or., Ribbons.,
A rholes lot of ' , primly, volllog airy
Having Just rottirii,l 1,11111 the City, nii,l maths it
thorough oxnminatlon of ihtr Dry tion.ll. 31,rkot. I
I:ve been able to occurs :yin° rrrO•burguioe,
I offer to oil x ho will come lIIId 01.1.1.i0r
D. A.. SAWYER
List of uilclaimeti letters remaining in
the postofflee at Carlisle, Pa., for the
•' WEEK ENDING JUNE 7,1871:
LIST. •
Audruxn Fanny north.. Mary, N
Baxter Martha N ' • Oluney Mor..nrut
Blown Suu 3 SI y. rn E1.911c0
Dowers Itlngglo 61orelinnt J N
°umbel Lluld • , °•' C
(Muni Midi° J Palualon Sarah
tIENTLin'EN'S 1714 f.
Illnek II • Thum John • '
Black ISut 8 Itanniey film, .1
Croulcer K Stanton 'Dam,.
Olonn•Pnttulson Smith 11 A •
Miser Wu. 11 Thant. Aline el.
Ilaverstick (1,11 . . .• Yazd ll W
Hood (I ~ .• • . • .Weary John 2 ..
Junkins.nonjonlin . ,Wocalharn Jir. A
Krinek Jermulatt , Wollot (leorgo
Lark hal. Abn . Weaver Israel J
1.1cCr...... Al. • • . 'Wentv.ul-J, W ,
, 13.1elhiclo John W iTalkor Jame 11
Mum 413 . . .
. .
ax Eht,
• E. D,
ribitinbAreas
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ADMINIST,RA.'TOR'S . . ' CIR
•" • •
- NOTI.—
Latent! of ndtnillistratlon on' the. ostnto of
Barnet Wolf, Into of Nrsokfor 1 townlihip, doeensod,
linso been issued by tho Register of OurnbOrlnnd
county' to, John (Weider' nr. b roindlng in West.
panusboroogh township. ' All porsoni lutiohted to
said eitnio• will' please oink° linnieditito•payinont,
and those having claims to present them duly au.
tbenilentoti, to tho undersigned for settletnont., . .
~....
ilje7l6o . Adminintrittor.
•
NTOTICE:Notioo is hereby givim to
, all thiiim who. kuow thoussolvaa *nibbled to
the Carlisle and IlanoveCrurnpiko Co., at Toll Onto
'No. 6, (near . Carlislo,) hi Bottle up their, accounts
witk fetid Onto before the thirtieth or Jane:other.
milso,they will lie dealt witlitacoordiridto law, sot.
tleivallOVo 00010.. , ,
.
fly order at the IIEQUELNIUTON.
heal Estate Sates.
ORMAI Iy
COURT !SALE, • -,
Oftisturday; June 170871) at 1 o'clock, p. m., by l
•
irtue of an ordeYof the Orphans' Court of Cumber-
Rind county, the undersigned ttustee ,appointed by
the said Court to make sale,mlll sell on the prom.
lees at public sale, the following real estate ,situated
In Newton township, near the Borough of Nowvllle,•
late the estate of Jas. W. Allen, deceased, bounded
on the north by lands of Thomas McKinney and,
James Illiniore's,holre, on the east by Satinet E ,
harn
on tlio southAty a priblio road, Anil on the west IC,'
Thomawand James McCanelish, containing FOUR
'ABWONE-11ALF ACRES, nforo or , less, whereon is
erected a TWO STORY DWELLING 11011 SE and
stable. The land le to a good state of cultivation,
with a variety of fruit trees on the premises.
TERMBOF
_BALE. --Ten per cent of the purchase
money to bo paid when. the property le !Adelina'
down. The residue of the one-fourth on, tine confir
mation of the sale. One-half thp balance on the first
day of April. A. D., 1872, when afieed - will be mode"
and possession given, and the remainder on the
first day a April, A. D., 1873, with interest from
first day of April, 1872. The unpaid purchase money
to be secured by Judgment. The , taxes for 1872 to
be Paid by the purchaser.
Persons wishing to. see the property, will please
call on the uudereigned. J NO. P.ItLIODEzt,
e7lts , Trustee.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF' VALU
AIILEItEAV ESTATE.
. .
• , Saturday, Junello, 1871.
The undereigniki, executors of the tut will and
testament of Wagon Fleming, deceased, will expreo
to public sale, oh the above day, the following real
estate, to wit :
Ten end one-half acres of the beet quality of lime
stone land, in , the thrivittr 'Mingo of "Sprlngvillo,
noir Boiling Springs, rt outh Middleton tow nehip.
This land is beautifully Ilitltated on the tt °stall& of
the road, leading from Carlisle to Boiling Springs,
aboilt_unnieurth of n mile from the hitter place.
It Is propimed to offer the proportfiii town iota,
ores a whole, to stilt thearishoOt purchneors. The
above tract. will Snit be divided into forty-eight
building lots, containing 43 feet In front, and about
•ltl3 feet iu depth to a la foot alley, 'with a 40 foot
street running through tho contra, from east to
west. A draft of , the preym ty can ho seen by call
ing on lire. Hester .A. Fleming, residing on the •
premises. For farming perm:otos Ws lend cannot
be excelled in the Clumbotlatal. vnlleY• The Mira
mar railroad will run very :Mar iho property, which
will greatly enhance its value.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., on said day,
when teeing will be made known by
11k STER A. FLEMING,
JOSEPU A. STUART,
18ina7lis Etecutors.
Music Store.
MUSIC STORE, NO. 11 WEST
MAIN STREET.
I ani mow propared to furnish any of following
named Organs, as low as they can be bought at the
factories:
Needham & Co.
Taylor & Farley.
Boston Organ Co.
Princes Organ Co.
Smith american'Organ Co.
' -
Burdett Organ Co.
Mason .9 Hamlin.
Exley Catage Organ.
Any f these Organs purchased from me , be
kept in perfect ordertor,tive -years A ,
count made to Churclena,..Sabbath Schmitt', Semina
ries, c. Olvo no a cull before purchasing elen
whore, as Pam stern I con please all.
glee prices of Organs mnalog front g 4 ). to /000.
Mo'odeons from $9O to $310„
am prepared to sell at the same price they aro
sold at the factories, thereby saving freight. You,
can once snooty by giving me a roll. Also, Pianos
Guitars, T 1 0 ,1115, Flutes, Fifes, Ilarenonicas, Banjos,
Tambourines, Pleoles, Ptolin and' Guitar strings,
Tasting Forks, MuLic Paper, and everything nape,
talning to the, music business, all of which I can
and will, sell as elemip us they can be bought Any;
where.
N. 11.—Orgy a and Melodeons repaired, give :no
a call. ' N. HARKNESS,
lje7ll m No.ll Vest Main Street.
•
Walker's Vinegar Bitters
A GREAT MEDICAL,DISCOVERY
14 WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR
BITTER'S.
undreds of Thousands bear Testimony
to their Wonderful Curative Meets:
=III
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, ntude of pnur
Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirita, and Refuse Liquors,
doctored; spiced, and ewecle n d to pleas° the taste,
called
TONICS,
=
RESTORERS
Ac., that lead the tippler on to drat:Montlesa and
intin,but are a true Medicine, mode from the Native
Root. and Ilerbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimulants. They are the Grelvt Blood Purifier, and
n Life-Giving Principle, a perfect Renovator and In•
vimrstor of the spit.% carrying off all p,lsonnun
matter and Ycstorlng the blood ton healthy email
-UM, No wenn can the. Bitten according to
direction and remain It rig unwell, provided the
bones are not deettoyed by mineral poleon or other
means, end the vital organ. wasted bey, nd the 4.ioint.
of repair
• For 11_11%mm/tier) and Chronic Rheumatism and
Gout, Dyettepsia or IniligestimiTllilleme, Bonito. , t,
nod Intermittent Foyers, iterates of the Mood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters hove
boon most unceetattl. Such %swot art cowed by
Vitiated Mend, which Is gentraity Inoduced by do.
rangeinent of tho Inge - live Organs.
Dyspepsia er Ladlgeelieu, Headache, Nin in the
Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dim, nese,
Boor Eructations of the Stomnell, Bart table In the
Mouth, 1311iuns Attache, Palpitation of the heart,
Inflammation of the Lungs, Palo id the region of the
Iffidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom,
aro the offsprings of dyspepela.
They Invigorate the Stomach and etimulato the
torpid liver And bowels, which tender them of un
equaled efficacy In detaining the blood of all im
purities., and imparting new the and vigor to the
whole nyetem.
1111 lons, Remittent, and IntcrutiA7nt Fever, which
are BO prevalent lo the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United Slates, especially thorn of the
'Mesh-till/pi, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumbet
land; Arkansas, Red; Colorado, Brasov, Pearl, Ala-
Puma, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, .d many.
others with their Vast tributariee, during the Sum-
Autunklind remarkably .0 during :masons
of anuses! heat and dryness, ore invariably accom
panied to extensive derangements of the stomach
and liver, sod other abdominal viscera. Tinian ore
always alum or ices obstructions or the liver, a weak-
Ilene toil heritable state of the stomach, and great
torpor of the boa els, being clogged up a I•h vi.Mted
accumulations. In 1.1 etc treatroet.t. a pinpvrive
exerting a p erffil I. line:ice upoo these aerienn
organs, is e,entially necessary. Them e noeathor
lic Sir the purr ove eqhal to Dr. J. Walker's Vineg,
Bitters, as they will speedily 11'111.0 lire
00,1 viscid matter 'with wh ch the e's ore
loaded, at the same time atlmulating the sc..r. ehsoe
of the liver, and geoerally n blaring the brulthy
fauetiona of the nimstive organe. The universal
popularity of this valuable remedy in 'oakum put.
)yet to miasmatic. Inherence, It sufficient evalence of
Its power as a remedy iu curia cners,• .
For Skin !Imams, Erupti(lllll, Totter, Salt Rheum,
Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pllkalljelt, Carl/alleles,
ItituoWorm, Scald Muni Sore Eyes, ErYslp elan,
Itch, Scarfs, I/bicolored°ns of tlia Ado, Hamra and
DiSt4ll.sl of the Skits. of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and curried oat of the eystern In
a short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle
imetaffiya..es will COnrillee the e,a.t ineredulons of
the•r curative effect.
Vit oted,llfloo I wheti.vZr r.o lied Ito
imourltlro blunting through th., skin l'lmp'es.
Eruptlons, or Sons; cleanse It what you pod It uh
etructed nod doggish to the volt n; demist, It when
WI. foul, nod your feellognwill to I you what. .ICrop
, the blooddoro nod tho lootlth ot the oystom elll
follow. •
T.pe,'lttid other Minis, lurking . fa tik(ll,).•
tom or du minty Ihuuanudn. ere Pint:thinly dentroyed
and removed Fur full dlr.etlnis. read c.rofoll; the
circular nrMitid much bottle, printed In four Inn
gouges—English. German, Fiench nod Bp inhat".
J. WALICtIt, Proprietor.. It. 11. McDON LLD k CO
Druggists and Gen. Agoras, Bun Francisco
and 32 and 3J Commerce Strout, New York..
Bold by all Druggists and Dealers.
g.lrc7o•ly
Battivaw•e Advertisement
IDIPORTANT NOTICE
TO CONE!UBIEItB OF DRY.00,01).8
- All Itetni) Orders amounting to $2O and trier dully
end In any part of the country.
Frit of Express o:harpes
=1
•
of Baltimore, Jlll.,___
I•t onto .tau butter to meet the woutel of their Itchtil
,Oultente:. t n &Mance, have..o4l4ml n
8 A 14 Z . 1111 It 1: A -
sod m . upon npplicwino, promptly,rml by moil
- .10 - 11111ex of Damietta of llie Vowast and most Fash
ionable (loads, of French, Engl . 210. and Domestic
Mmes.!. i tiro, utiarant.o•ng at all notes to sell as low,
If not at fees prices, than any bonito In the country.
Buying our goods from tho largest and most cote
trailed tolum'aeturers In thddliforent parts of Europo,
anal imporllng.the memo by Steamers direct to Balti
more, our stock Is at all times promptly supplied
with the tu , veltiocof tho Loodoo and Paris luarkuts.
As wo boy still null only for cash, and makojno bad.
debts ' we UV able stud willing to sell our goods at
front ten t , fifteen per cent less profit than if we
gavo credit.
• In !lauding for maniples opacity the kind of goods
desired. Wu keep thu-best grades of ovory class of
goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompanied by the cash will be Seat O.
^O. D. ptompt.paying wholesale buyers are Invited
to inspect the stock in our Jobbing and Package
Deportmoitt. Ad&PeSs •
HAMILTON BASTED & PONS,
197, 190, 201, nod 203 {Peat Baltimore Street,
20oct7n-le Baltimore, 91,1.
Pure Dreig's;:Cheqacals, &c.
VOR- PURE DRUGB,-CHEMICALI3,,
-IC and retina Nadi:lnes, go to J. D , llardrellek~
No. 5 South Ilanorsr stmt.. , Also, a . splendidasscrt•
meld of Toilet. Coops, rueful:tinges, and. Fancy Ilollet
Articles. .
• • ,
J, D. TIAVKIhSTIOII
N0.;6 &nth. Hanover strata, Carlisle, ~
_TORN CORNMAN, -
to • _ ATTORNEY AT 1417. "
.office N 0.7, Rheum's 111111 4 1 a rear of thooourt MusD
10aoEl
A.' SP ON'S RR' S COLUMN.
SPOA . SLER,
. . .
. Real Estato Agent, Scrivener, Conveyancer, hour.
once and Claim Agent.., Onlco Main Street - near
Centro ii,juare. , .
• • -
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PRI
:VATSS SALE.—The owner desirous or re.
moving west, offers &titivate solo a
. LOT OF GROUND,,
eituated on Bedford ntreet, in" the borough of Co,.
Hole, containing 45 fed front by 106 feet In depth,
and having thereon orZeted a • . , ,
TWO STORY FRAME , HOUSE, -
with brisk back building, wash hone., (with cistern
therein,) smoke house, bake °you, and all necessary
outbuildings. The property fronting on Bedford
street is 43 feet front by 24 fast deep. The back
building fronting on Locust alloy is 21 feet in front.
The • propertyls nearly new, contains a storeroom,
bow occupied ne a grocerrstore. loin good condition,
and is admirably situated for a business stated.- Per.
sons wishing toy low the property, can do ea by call
ing on the owner, residing, on the prombies. per
terms and further particulars enquire of
A. L. IBPONSLER,
16mh71 Reed Estate. Agent.
4 Two-Stork Brick Dwelling ,
For Salo.
•
N 0.38 South Bedford t r et, t,'con ttt [fling two pallor*
ball, awl kitchen on the first floor, and three drone.
hers on the second story, w.th finished attic back
and front, stairway balcony to back building, and
grape arbor and hydrant in the yard.
pply. to
17n0v70 • A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
. --
THE subscriber bas severarpther
walla properties for sole In eligible parte of the,
town, which will be reasonably diapeiliarof •
A. L. SPOWLEIt,
17,1.70 Real Estate Agent.
VIRGINIA LANDS in the Shenan
doah Valley for eale,—A number of velnable,
and highly Improved farms in "tiro Valley" ore of.
Pored for mile. Tho trade run from 00 to 350 acres
The send is 'of the host -qualityaf Memnon°, fully
min g', if not miporibr, to the land In Cumberland
Valley, and will be disposed A at aelonishingly low
"fignics, The extension of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad into Virginia, as now, surveyed, will run
Immediately through the Faction of country lb
which theta lands are located, which, when com
pleted, together with the advantage of the Shenan
doah river tramportation will give them all the ad
vantages of Northern and Eastern markets. A
splendid opportunity for lucrative-Investments is
here offered.
A full end minute description of the location and
character of the oath)us tickets may be had, by ap
plying to
11170 A. L; SPONSLER
7m
Rout Estate Agent, Carlisle.
Tooth Cleanser;
LAN ODONT
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
•
TOOTH CLEANSER
AND BREATH PURIFIER
IN THE WORLD
It I. n edilendld DENTIFRICE
It Preaervea the TEETH from decay
It 1,1,N - elite the formation of TARTAR on the
GM@
ll=
It Fodor. u FRAGRANT lIRRATII
It la n dellqhtful MOUTH %VASIL
AQ—We gutiratt too
LAVODONT
to volitain nothing of to irtjuriow• or oVectiGniil
character In Ito compost lon, either to dm G 714111,1 or
body of the TEETH
The Rev. Br R. L.Thoolllell, President of Dickinson
College, muyst' ," I Lnv+ used ' VAVODONT.' It Is
Vettrattt D.ntifrice and Flagrant Mouth 11 - aria I
Lure follud uothlni better."
Fur rain by JOc. Ibivorntlek, put, Cu Hula, and
dru;.g ate generally
Pelt, 60 contx per Bottle
C.ARR BROTHERS g• CO,
Proprietors,
Baltimore, Ud
MEM
Dr. Auers' .11Tedieines
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING TUB BLOO D
The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys,
le derived from Its cures,- many of which are truly
marvelous. Inveterate cases' of Scrofulous die.
ease, where the s stem seemed saturated with'
corruption, have been purified and cured by It
Scrofulous affections and disorders, which were ag
gravated by the scrofulous contamination until
they were painfully Afflicting, have been radically
cured in such sleet numbers in almost every sec
tion of the coiMtry, that the pubPc scarcely' need
to lie Informed of its virtues or uses.
Ocrofulouarpolion Is one of the most destrueti•e
enemies of our ram Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitu
tion, and invites the ettack et enfeebling or fetal
diseases,arw4thout exciting a suspicion of its pres
ence. Agatin, It seems to breed infection through
out the body, and than, on some favorable occasion,
rapidly develop Into one •or other of Its hideous
forms, oitloer uu the surface or among the • Unit..
In the la ter, t uhure les may be ...Wanly deposited
lu •he lungs ur heart, or turners formed lu the
liver, 'cm it sheers Its pretense by sruptious on the
skin or foul ulcerarioncoo some pert of the bt dy
lienci, the occasional use ul a bottle uf thb.
Sur.oporilla is advisable. resin when no active
sytuptrouc of disease appchr. l'orsons afflicted with
the following [01.111.110111N gar orally find lutniedirite
relief, and, at length, i•ure, by the use of this
SARSAPARILLA : Si. .Anilanly's Fire, Rose or
Ery.ipelas, Teller. Salt /thrum, Scald Head, Mog
i/form, Sore Eye; Sore Ears, anti oilier eruptions or
visible ferule of Scrofulous areas.. Also In the
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy.
Heart Disrare. Pits, .Epilrpsy . , NeuraiDio, and the .
various Ulcerous affections IA the inuscidsr and
nervodisystenis.
Sp Elie or Venereal nod Mercurial Discuses ore
cured by it. thoqri,,i's in required for nub.
doing these obstinate nuilstilts by any oicrlicine.
lint 101111.111111.110 I nor it thin tit dicks will corn the
coinplsifit• I.tucurrilies or Whites. Uteilne Ulrern.
I ions, and Feninle Diseromes, mu commonly soon ta
ilored and ultimately cured by Ile purify bug mid
invigorating effect.
Minot° Directions for carbon,. are found In our
Alruktiac, supplied gra.D. Rheurdatisor and Gout,
when caused by accumulatione of esirancon• mat
t-ere 11 the blood, yield quickly to It, an Mee
Liver Comp/aints, Torpidity, Congestion, or Trylanta•
lion of the Liver; and Jaundice, when attains, or
they often do, horn the rankling poison in the
blood. SAICSATAItILL..I In a great rraturar, for
the .treneth and ligor of Die ',plan Those who
Jun' Languid and Listless. Despondent, Sleepless and'
troubled with Nervous Xpprehensions or Mars,
or any 'O. the affections 'quip tome lie of ire(!knegi,
will find immediate twiel and consisting e•i
deoce grits restorative power upon trial.
I'IIEI'4IIE7D BY
Dn. J. O. AYE:t. S CO., LOWEL, MA'S.„
Practica/ and Ariatylicid Clichtirta.
801.1' KVERYIVIIICkIf.
B. TIAVERSTICK, Agent '
CARLISLE,.P.A.
2.3ntleilly •
To the Young Men.
MANHOOD:
110 W LOST, HOW RESTORED.
aunt publiehed, a now edition of Dr. Onions well's
Ce!obrAted E•nuy on the radienl'cur, (without med.
lane) of Spermat,•rrlimu. or Seminal Weakneea, In
voluntary Seminal Ltoeee, Innadeney, Mental and
Pityelcul Incapaolty. Impedimenta to Marring°, etc.;
also, Connutoption, Eplieney, and Fite,.indueed by
Self•lndnignnee or Suomi Extravagance.
per'" Price, in a Healed envelope,
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The celebrated author, In th'a admirable ninny
clearly d-innnetretee from
. 11 thirty yrare . suoceasful
practice that i he alarming tionsoquences of selfoibiise
may be 'edit:ally eurrd, without ;Ito danyeroue Iwo of
~,Internel• medicine or the tar et the knife ;
pointing out a mold of ct.ro at once wapiti. certain
and effectual, by means of which every aulTerer. no
matter what It a condlion may ho, may cur. himself
.cheaply, Ira' sly, awl _rsllically.
Afel - Thii lecture should be in the hoods of •yet y
youth and every men In, the With '
Pent titular seal, In a pinta envelope. to any tiddresn,
postpaid on receipt of nix ratite or two Poet etualpe,
Also, Dr. Culverwoll's "Marriage Guide," price 25
cents. Address the pidillehers,
CliAd. J. LINE A CO., „:
127 Dowers, Now lark, l'ost oMce Dux, 4,58 n.
tiune7o
Millinery and Straw Ooof.lqi
SPRING AND SUMMER IMPORTA
TION. 1 It 7 1 .
MILLIkat Rl' AND STRAW GOODO.
Ailustrong, Catok &. Co.
Importere and jobber° of Itonnei, Trimming and
Velvet Itihhout, nuonot fillka, Satins and Velvets,
Monde, Netts„. 'Drupe, Rushee, Flowers, Feathers
Ornament., • I •
Straw Bonnets and Ladles' Elea,
Trimmed ehd Uut rimmed, Shelter hoods, ko.,
' 117 end 239 nAtintofin STAMM,:
DAL - TIEORE,, MD., •
Offer the largest Stock..to he !Omni In thlstouutry,
and' unequalled - hit abide variety end chasiittoae,
coniprlelug the latest huropean nattelties,
Orders solicited, and lieu 4 11 . 11 m. ""
CITY. ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1851
TTIGHtfa PREMIUM SILVER
1.1..31.EDAL, awarded over - all cOmpotitioti,nt
Mochonice Exhibition, Boston, Ootobor, 1869,
TILE OrtIGITAL-ARD' GENUINE
'SELF-RE° ULATI NO
WROUGHT IRON, AIR TIGHT,
GAS-CONSUMING HEATH R,
with patented Duet Screen, Gratelaar Resta, Wrought
Iron Radiator, and Automaticittegulater, for burning
Anthracite or illtuminonitoal or Wood. •
liYairestbr brickwork, and-2 elate Portable. • '
litipufacturild only by
J. REYNOLDS SON,
N. W. cor. 13th & Filbert Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
These MateVenfe made of 11..itvy wrought iron,
well riveted together, and aro warrautod to be ilium
lately One and Dust Tight, They aro the only
Heaters that aro managed without any dampers,
and in. whist, all kinds of fuel can he burned without
alteration.
Cooking Ranges, , __.
for Hotels, Restournuts, and Few
E 1213
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,. --
Low Down Grates,
Slate :Mantels, Registers, - Ventilators
Po riplllote giving (till Uescriptfon, soot fro'', to .y
address. n 23,joulauly
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CI, A. It B I 121,11 L E
Respectfully Inform their frfeadetbut.
MR. JEREMIAH ROBBINS,
(late of the Mtn of Ridley & C 0.,) hoe this day Rasa
elated himself with them, under the firm came of
ROBBING, CLARIC - 85 BIDDLE,
and will continuo the
WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS
/ at tba old stand,'
I=
PIIILADELPIIIA.
They are now otforluirat reduced pr'cee, a choice
stock of
AMERICAN AND bWISS WATCHES,,
DIA lIONDS, JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVERWARE, .
' TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS,
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND VIENNA.
LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS
281100
THE BEST - AND CHQICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO
MfM=l
FACTORY NO. 1,
13=1
Ail` See that every package yuu buy bears the
loscriptlou.•
200ct70.1)
J. E. Caldwell' & -Co., Jewelers.
IyALTHAM. WATCHES I
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
JEWELERS,
902 CHESTNUT STREET, i'MLADELPHIA,
Are now prepared to fill orders for the
GENUINE WALTHAM WATCHES,
Under their own guarantee, In °alter
19 Karat Gold or Coin Silver Cases,
(Noolber glielltios sold by us.)
These Watches greatly excel In fluo finieb, variety
style, and accurate time-keeping gunlitiee. We
luvito particular attention to the low prier at which,
a really good watch may now be had.li •
Please send to us for a Price List 1
Orders received from all points.
Cla ids sent C. 0 D. to nuy addro•a.
FIXED PRICES, securing to the absent buyer
'every advantage poksessed by a p.Cesent purchaser.
Jag. E. Caldwell & (0.,
902 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
19jitta7 ly
For Sale or Rent
FOR RENT
Th. storerooln, on West Mutu Street, and now
art:opted' by Samuel Ciandy, to f.t . root fr.tu Om first
of April sent. Apply St Tots ()mot
HOUSE FOR SALE,
N o.
:15 WENT STEE:HT
.1 B. lIAVERSTICK.
MEM
ECM
A lh go quantlt) of STONE, Nilituble for bultrlni,
curb, aud'inuo.hururog pu pow.. Enrol,* of
MIS. E. D. PUTTS,
Ettirillotrg Tur4lko tour North Ilauovor
Natal ,
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FOR SALE.—Several lots situated be.
tween Lutort Spring and Oarrisou Lane. Suite
bin for tniddin,e iota, or for Bock gardening; being
test quality of grog, d for thin purpcda. Apply to
CIIAS. 11. HEPBURN
301011,1 H
IVatehesand Jewelry
CLOCKS,
e; ATO:i ES,, AND J IiNV
\V. I) A. N A [OLE,. "
IL' RAC TIC AL, IVA..rcips Alt IC 11,
No. 3 lillpfrs.Building,
MARKET EQUA 11E, 01 RLIBI,h, PA.,
uno dn ' or wont of tho Voftsntecr Printing 01tic!,
Would reaped:WV Inform hie cid friend's at.d the
public In general, {bat Ito lots commenced tb•
Watch arid Jewelry Bucinei'ii,
In the above' named .build.ns, where lie Is prepared
to do any kind of work in . the line ot Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, &c. Having 11.11 over twenty
years' experience 1p the business, 1 tent
can sten entire eatlefaction to ell who taco; :nu with
their work, '
Special ittentles paid to tile repelling of Floe
Watches. All work war. tutted.
Enkravlng done at short notice.
.24n0110 W. D. A. NA MIMI.
' Livery' and Sale Stables.,
LIV , ERY,: SALE, AND EXCHANGE .
• J. L. STERNER BROTHER;_..
In 'rear of Droll
, •
MORSE: , AND CARRIAGES TO IIIIIK"
ON IOATONADLI TADUII, AND AT BILDRTIBT
CARRIAGES FURRIBIIED 1 , 011 2 1 ` RRA L
Aar N. D. Stable room for 60 head of hot: taco
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Government ri 3 Opertv Tor' sr ale
CVVERNMENT BALE COist•
MINED PROPERTY.
_ . . .
Will leo sold at Carnets Barracks, renn'a,, on Sal.
urda,,' the twouty.fourth day of Juno.lE47l, corn
menclng at 10 'o'clock, a. on., coudernned properly,
'oonalstlng. of Querternhaper's stores, hooting ewer,
and stove pipe and elbows, cart And harness, Mack
smith tools,.etoreo, casponter's tools, mason's took!,
pointer's tools, uslacellansons tool', Cadtp,qad Barri.
eon Anima; b vino km, iipadia, axes, hick sad han
dles, tamp hateheß, AG., tumult , . Talus
cosh In government Nada.'
- J. IT. dtfatTINBBN,
lat Meat: and Adrt r ilth.Baralry,
• Acting deektdat 9uartertaaster:
20110150.
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Lineii of Traeel
SOUTH MOUNTAIN IRON C0 1 f34
RAILROAD.
OUANOE • OP HOURS.
Office of General Superinterideilf,':
• Carlisle, Pa.; October
TRAINS RUN AEI FOLLOWS
Leave Patin& (C. V. Rm. Depot) 6.33 ... 2.50
Junction , -
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Mt. Melly 7 20 3.40
. " Iluitior's Hue 808 Antra 400
Arrive at Pine prove 8 43
nETURNINCI :
' A. N. P..):
Liare Plne drove 900
. .
Hunter's Run_ 945 4.20
. Mt. Holly 10.05 - 4,45
Arrive at Junction 10.40 ' 5.25
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2410079
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL WAY
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NORTH AND SOUTH
Ou,p,lirf after January•; 1871.. Trains
wilrrun as follows :
NOItTRIVARD.
Express—Leaves Harrisburg 2.10 a at ; srrivot ut
Sunbury 4.60 a m' WiLiamsport 6.55 a to; Elaira
11.95 a m; Canandaigua 3 10 p m• ' Ruchester'L4s p
at; Ponta 0.00 p to; Niagara F01i5..1.1 66 p tn.
A ceounuotlatiou—Lenv. Harrisburg 8.05 a al
artless at Sunbury 10 50 a in.
Mail—Leaves Harrisburg 1.55 p m ;arriv.is at Frio
bury 490 p tn; Williamsport 0.25 p ; Elmira 10:10
p m; BMW° 6.25 a In, Niagara Falls 10.00 a m.
last Lino—Leaves Harrisburg 495 p al; arrhes at
flint/My 6,45 p m; Williamsport. 8.10 p tn.
SOUTHWARD. •
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Express—Leaves ' Htti.totipirg
. 636 A 111; arrives 4 ,
York 0.45 a or; Balthoore'9.s3 A m; WI.IIIII C; .
IA poll. . •
Aceommodstign—Loayss Harrisburg 800 a ' k'7. '
arrives at York 9.30 am; Baltio.orts• 12.30 p .3
Washington 340 pm. o
Exproes—Loares Harrisburg 11 35 a m; n. r;vef. nt
Ynrk 12.40 p m; naltimme 3.05 pm; Washington
5.05 p IL.
.Hall—Lenves Ilarriaburg 125 p ; arrivon at York
2.55 p m; Baltimore G lap m; WaPhington 10.00 p m.
Accommodation—Leaven Barri-burg 5.45 p m ;
arrivei at York 7.10 p 0,.
Expreim—lirevets ilorritiburg 10.45 Vul ; ;alive; nt
York 11 50 Lim; Baltimore 2.3) a m; Waxititigtoli
6 GO a In,
A LFRED R, YISKE,
General Superintendent, liarrinc,urg
' ED, S. YOUNO,
General Pionoenger Agent, Dnltimore.
MIMI
CUMBERLAND VALLEY It. It
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Tlnirsday, November 24, 1870, Plesenger
Trains will run daily, us follows, (Sundays excepted):
WESTWARD!
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave. Ilarrhborg
8:00 a: )1 ,Ifechanleabarg 8:35, Carll.le 9:l 1,
9:40, 81.1ppensbnrg 10:22. Clnunbersburg 10.44, reen•
castle 11:10, arrlvingikt Hagerstown 11:45, A. 1.1.
MAIL TRAIN leave. Harrisburg i? 55, P. /4 ~..lec
lianiceburg.2:27. Carlisle 2:58, Newvllle 3:32 Ship
ponsbnrg" 4.02, Chambersburg 4:35, 0 rom:la:tie 5:11,
arriving at Hagerstown 5:40, P It. . .
EXPRESS TRAIN Navel, Ilarriabnri 4::10
Mechanicuburg 6:02, Catliale 6:32, Newviller.:o6, Ship.
penoburg 6:33, orrlving at Chant bersburg 7:00, P a.
A MIXED TRAIN leave. ChamberNbarg 7:45, ♦
Orteucaetle 9:00, artlving at llngtirolown 10:06, A 11,
EASTWARD !
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cliambrroburg
5:00 A u , Sillppensburg 5:20, , Newvillo 0:00, Carlisle'
6:33, Meellanlespurg 7:02, arriving at Harrisburg
7:30,A V.
' MAIL TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 8:30 A Yr, Green•
eaatle 0:00, Charnbersburg 9:46, Shippensburg 10:22,
New,llle 10:68, Carlisle 11:'I0, Meehanicaburg 12:06
arriving et Harrisburg 12:37,P. sr:
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12:00 sr,
Greencastle 12:28, Chambersburg 1:05, Shippensburg
1:37, Norville 2:10. Carlisle 2:50, id echanicalm rg 3:18,
arriving at Hart isburg 3:50, r a.
A MIXED TRAIN learea Hagerstown 3:20 1. u,
Greencastle 4:27, arriving at Chtunbershurg 5:20, r sr.
. JIGS Making close ronnections at Harrisburg with
trains to and from: Philadelphia, New York, Washing
ton, Italtimore, Pittsburg, Mill all points Weal -
O. N.. LULL. SUN
8 onerlut endent'd 011 ire, Cll6llll/ . 1L No,. 21. 1870
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SUMMER TIMETABLE.
Eight Trains (Daily) to and from Phila
delphia and Pittsburg, and Two
Trains Daily to and from Erio
(Sundays excepted).
A FTER MONDAY, JUNE, all, 1871,
Passenger Trains of tile. al
Peunsyl walla Rail
road cotnratiy will depart from Harrisburg and
arrise at Ph I lailelph is and Pittsburg As bilious :
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3 43—Philadelphia Exprees lenv.B
daily (except Monday) nt,3 45 a. 01., and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 7 40 n. m. ,
7 35—Fast Line leave.; Ilarriaburg daily (except
31onday) at 7 115 R. m , and silken at \\•eat Phlladel•
WAR at 11 15 a. m.
Mall Train !caeca Altoona daily (except Sunday)
at 3 00 p. nt., and arrirea at Ilarrleburg at 0 1)0 p. m.
10 45.--tliminmal Expresa loaveß . llarriaborg daily
at 10 45 p. m., and arrives at Weft Philadelphia at
3 10 a. m.
11 25—Pacific Express leaves Harrisburg daily
at 11 25 a. tn., and arrivea at West Philadelphia at
315 1,.
1 25—E6MIRA EXPRESS leaves Harrisburg daily
(except Sunday) at 1 25 p. m., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 0 00 p. m.
Harrisburg Aceommodation leaveir Altoona daily
(Sunday excepted) at 7 25 a. m., and arrives at Har
risburg at 1 05 p. m.
3 55—Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg at? 55p. in., and arrive at Philadelphia pt
0 45 p. m.
50-I,aneaster Train, via Mount Joy, leaves
Harrishorg daily (except Funday) at 7 50 a. in., and
arrives at West Philadelphia at 12 40 p m.
11153ZEM
4 35—Erif, Pita Line west, for Erie, qO/IVIT Har
risburg daily (except Sunday) at 4 35 p. w , arriving
at Erie at 7 40 a. m.
11 65— ERIE MAIL *vest, for Erie. leavra Raffia.
burg daily at 11 65 a.m., arriving at Erie nt 3 50 p. m.
11. 45—Cincinnati Expresa leaven Ilarrioburg tinny
at 11 45 a. m., arrives at Altoolm at 4 40 a. at., nod
arriv, at Fatah.. at 10'00 a. m.
1 35 I'l SST PACIFIC EXPREFS leaves Harris . -
burg at 1 35 a. m , arrives at Altoona 6 00 n. rn.,
and arrives at Pittsburg at 10 20 a. In.
2 10—Second Pantile Express leaves Harrisburg
dully at 2 10 a. rn., arriven at Altoona at 6 30 a. m ,
takes-breakfast and arrives at Pittsburg at 10 40 n. in.
4 45--Fast Line leaves Harrisburg daily (nseept
Fundny ) at 4 41 p. ni., arrives at Altoona ta 8 55 p.
, takes slipper and arrives at Pittsburg at 1 20 a m!
1 15—Mall Train leaves Harrisburg daily (except
Sunday) at 115 p. m., arrives at Altoona at 715 p.
takes supper and arrives atrittsturg at 1 00 a •nn.
7 00—Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg daily
at 7 qin arrives at Altoona at 1 20 p. m., and at
Pittsburg at 8 20 p. m.
SAMUEL A. BLACK ,
Supt. :Middle Llr. l'e I, nu. It. lt,
Harrlal.utg Jane 3, 1871.
READING RAIL ItUAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, May 15, 1871
GREAT TRUNK 1,1 FOOOl Tllle North and
North-Went for Philadelphia, Now York, Rending,
Pottovillo, Tannotua, A Aland, HlntiOok 1,11.*11011,
Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, Lair., Lancaster, Co.
lambic, Ac., Sze.
Trains leave Hari - lA.IIN for New York, as folluo s
At . 2:40 and 8:10, a in, cod 2:02 p m, conne.ting
with sitnilar traino on Pennsylvania , Railroad, and
arriving of NOW Yo'rk ant 10:05 a. m , 8:30
and 9:30 p. m , respectively. Sleeping Corti 000001
pony tho 2:40 a In train 11 it)1041. OHM go.
'Returning; Lenvo Now Yolk at 8:00 a et a 12.30
noun, nod 6:00 p,to. hhlindelyhin, at 7:30.8 9u n
and 3:30 p m. Slooping Cartrucconinsity the 5:03 p tn
train from Now York, without chat go. ,
Learn Hai risburg (or Rending. Putt-villa, Shinn
quil, Mineral tile, Ashland, cliamokin, Allentown 1011
Philadelphia, at fklau in, 2:00 and 4:05 p iu r x'sq.
ping nt Lebanon and Princip.l way otaildno; she
4:05 5 in train tointretalg for Pitilatlinpltin, Po loyal..
nod Columbia, ooly. For Totts•llle,
Haven and Auburn 1,110 Schuylkill and Susquetionna
It.ilroad, le.vn llarri.lntrg 01 8:40 p tn. •
Bast Pennsylvania Rail...art lestro Houdin,:
(or All'entown, kleton, mot Yu. k, nt 4:32, It :St
a m. and 4:05 p tn. Returnitto, I. avo fiCw
York at 5:00 n tu,12:30 noon and 5:001. nn, a :I Allen.
town nt 7:20 a 01 , 12:25 noon, 2:15,4:25 and 04)5 p tn.
Way Passenger Train loaves I . lolndelphla at, 7:30
a m, connecting with similar train on East Pau o 1.
vanitt Railroad, returning front Reading nt 0:20 p ih,
Atopping at stutiolia.
LOO,O Puttovilloat 9:00 u tn, and 2 30 p m, 111 , rod
ut 10:00 a m,Phainultin, at 5:40 and 11:15 am, Ash
land, at 7:05 o in, nod 12:43 noon, Mahattoy'City, at
7:51 nut, and 1:20 p m; Tamaqua, 1r8135 to m and
2:,0 p in; for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading:Har
risburg, On
Leave Poltavillo via Sr,limn:lll .and ,SuieniebauDa
Railroad, at 8:11",a in, for Harrisburg, R inn di a in,
for Hue Grove and Tremont,
Reading Accommodation Tralu lea, n Pottsville at
5:11, a m, paaaea Reading at 7:30 a m, arriving at.
Philadelphia rit'lnr2o n sn. net arising, leaven Pa
dolphin at 5:15 p m, pluming Reading at 7:45 p m, ur.'"
riving at Pottavlilo at p •
PO . iSillW LI AtTollllllodlit 1011 Train It lives POI !• I OW
at 0.30 it w ; naursilin; leaves Philadelphia al 4:30
Columbia .itniiroad trains lett, lteadiug nt 7:2a a
au, and 0:14 p to, for Ephrata, bit a, La: L co• Co.
lambic, de.
Pak:onion 1101 road (loins leave Perklawn .1 don.
Nutt at 7:17, 0:05 q to, 3:oo'antiß p ; rot ortog,
leave BchwenksviPe at 3a, 8:10 u to, 1 . 1:50 'stud
4:45 p s m, c titt,tt og wlth any liar Rufus on Iten log
-Railroad.
Colubtookdale Railroad traits, leave Polfatow at
0:1(1 a at, 1,15 and 0,45 p at, returning, leave Mt. Pi 'lnf
ant at 7.00 and 11:25 a to. mot 3,00 p toC01131.: lug with,
similar trains on Reading Railroad. •
Cheater Valley Railroad trains bravo Britlgopttrt at
8:30.rt to, nail 2:05 stud 5:32 p m; returning, - lease
Downingtown at 0:40 a at, 12:16 noon, and 5:25:1, to,
connoetlng With similar trains on Reading. Railroad,
Ott kuntlaya : Leave New York at 5:00 pat, PlNia;
dolphin, at 8:00 a tu, and 3:15 p to, (1119 8:00 n tn, train
.running only to Rending.) lease Pottsville nt 8:00 a
m; leave * llarriaburg At 2:40 a to, and 2:00 p' in;
'irate Allentown at, 4.23 and 8:35 p to; leave Reading
at 7:15 tr. m, and 0:50 p in for liarrisborg, at 4.32
into for Now York; nt 7.20 is sip for Allentown and
at 0:40 n to, and 4:15 pm. for Philadelphia.' ' •
Commutation, Mileage, Season ' School Expur-
Mort tickets, to and from all points at rodacodr toe.
-Baggage checked through; ono huudrod pottlads I
allowed each passengor.' 1
.7.• R. WOOTTEkI
Asst Supt and Enik..Maell'ry.:„ ;
Banding, Pa., May 15, 1871.
togitete; crosses,. &c.
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TEW ADVERTISEMENT.- Bou.
_LI quote, wreathe, crosses, eat floweret, and oilier
decorations for parties, weddli?ga, erninged In
the beet style of art, to ostler.' lly
ilina7llan„ , 0. E. VON NEMEN.
you.grloo, and ranny &liar.. ' It
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LABORATORY, NABII UA,, ij; 1i
S, A. lIANERSTICK, Agent,
CARLISLE, PA: ''
25.00 ly
Carlisle lifachine 'Worlist '
INI
. GARDNER , & CO.
CARLISLE MACHINE IVORES
N'F:\Y MACHINES 1 , 011 7
leaping ! Seeding ! 'Threshing!
- 1E CUNIBERLAND VALLEY
TIIRESI R AND SEPARATOR
We offer this nir.. _hresher and Separator, (Coign,
& Gin Patent,) to tho farmeri qf Curnlierland
adjoining counties, no fttlly °trial, if falt•sttnerlot, to
any madam, no* minufactured. 'lt:ltaa the great
advantage of being plain and 111],k to conftrly tie,
It Is a
VRRY RAPID T'IIICERry,R;
NM
'ERFECT SEPARATOR AND (2,i,EAf;ER
unitm it Ilsr farmer wiil bl• sort• ur'lrml:tng thy
next vun unl ul hin cror.
W A 8 T 0 G It
but revue all ulna gate thraugh the nue hint% and
aepara•es entirely the chaff Mtn tile itti-aer.i. It i.
vatiy running tnaehlue, and will do Its- week
thoroughly. Tula tea guarautee. In at tine
tLnte cliPapeHt machine in the ...lea.
o n s -E - 0 Mr - IV,
rub sb we cernie : h - to run' the CumberlamtNalley
Th testier isfuleo TIOW and entirely different In eon
,struction from what we have heretofore built, 00u r
lug much greater power and „speed wlth u llght,
draft, 1.1 that four - horses only will li,required.
where many other ovachinee 'require eix end, night
Cumberland 1, 'Alley Thresher and Cleaner wits
tried on the grounds vii the Cuitel.rliinil Comity Ag-.
rlcultural Society at the Fair cf 1870, a lat ge crow .I
or farmers being present.to witness its operation.
Tho trial was completely sticcessful, nod the machine
proved its ability to thresh, clean, and iieparlite
grain in the In.( satisfactory manner. - All who
wituessed,lbe trial exert...lel - their' alipinATTS the
warmest • fOrms. The Coirtmitlee on 'AArleultural
Implements also gave the machine a - special notice
in their report, strongly 'recommending 'rho
Cumberland Valley Thresher and Separator has it'ne
been recently used by Col. William 31. Henderson,
at Ills farm near Carlisle, in threshing and cleaning
a large crop. So fully is lie satiidled of Its
Ito that he ittlows its to tice'lifs name as a ref nee.
Farmers vvliniwisli further and feller partial rs at
to the work ng qualities pf this irrw rinichino are
therefore respectftil, y referred to Cali Ilenderson,
one of the most widely knotrit farmers of Climber
land county.
The Cumberland Valley Thresher will always lie
well and substantially built, of the best &material,
solidly framed In every part,altal ',resenting a hand-
POMO external appearance. Price of machine, with
10 Inch cylinder, $2OO, without wagon. A peat
advantage of this notchlbels that 'lt calf be readily
repaired at any good shop without tt noble.
THE GUMBERLAND VALLEY,TATENT.SELF
MUM
MOWER AND. REL'ATE'R.
'We 1011 also build this new nuttlitniywitli animus
and Improvements, fully retnedying defi.cts'ilnd
weak points of tliCse built . last season: 'Oti!'7lim i 4
to supply farmers with n good honie-made irMohlne,
which, if not superior in all respeetA to thhgettrought
from a ili,titure, will nevertheless prom's In
lilt ex,ru
tinl pair is a good and reliable harvester. All we
ask fur it Is a Mir trial.,
The Willoughby Patent
GUM SPRING DB.ILL.
GRAIN_.
We build this well known Grain Drill now, with
or without Clllll,lO Attachment, anti Oro shovels in
ttcdght or Eig7.ng rows, just as ilia farmhrprebtrs.
Wa now hare, also, it 111 W Rllll improved-plan of
attaching tho gum tutor, for which wo Intro
Letters Patent, which, with other itnntovetnettig,
makes the Willoughby u rn most complete and. per
fret Drill manufactured in tho country.
Always on het a 11i11 line 01,_
AG it r T HAL I JAI PLEJI E 7:S
both of our own mniiufuctoro and. from othori
lishmenis, Including rvery usetul nin,chinevnitedod
by tho.firmor t Woioy_soutolor.d.ollsy_ltalLet4.ol,l.
and Item, Powers, Corn
of which we • have three kinds, and !Ivo dalou.nt
Mien, Cannon Corn Sitellorn. Fodd.
Ills and otiter..talleles too tonal .113 to speed).
Ordure tokroOto , all Muhl of.
Idt 0 N i7 ,llr 0 It
n our tut tonsivo Foundry and 31Achino 8110101, 1111.1 rot'
I 14 D I. N 6 ',%1 A T F.lt I A I,
of xVi , ry doscriptlon f u our Door and . 61,1 Furry
A full block of
❑- x LL. 9 1: A SONE Aritt.n n
leapt ou 11.11111, enabling en to 011 all'etnaleta
peat - 1.11y: at , 11110 lbwent taken. Fnrnn•la, b11{1.11,1.
tut manufacture. arm Melted to•gieo nL'ik null
Cu our 111.11Itlea . fur tuning tau giant eiltalt.k
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HOLIDAY. GooDs!
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.IVILLIAN BRAIi.Y,
302 MARKET STREET, ItAlt
Ilan JIM rotoriteil from Now York with titoi largest
stock of Holiday Goblin rvor truoglit to lifts city
part, of
DOLiDAY' AND' BRI-DA:D''I3ILVEI3,
of elegant drxign and flnkh, from Itm o•lt•hnit o l
llorluwi :%lanufacturing Omni. Any. • •
BEAUTIPUE 'PLATED WARE,
MEND
,COW and Fruit Ilpvlttloo
Ciixterti, P;c1:11. owl Celvr,y Stands,
Sbup Talvens, Wino Slitaile, etc., 010.
• Table Catlery; of l elug.u,t thriign and, llolol4lloom
thu eclubratial Ina alar.j...ry or Ilmrrlull, 11r0.0.4 lion
511011101.1, with pearl, Ivory an) plated liai)1100.
OUlt FANCY, 000,444 IlliVAlt'V4,l.:M' -
Elitbr•cen Ilia billom lug litt'olool
IllAi icrVit 110:(Cli
bean- Hal :lets: 'Writing I). slip, .10w01
Shoals, i 1,100 Can., V,rk nom.), Card 1100olvers,
Fano 01 ouill-1.041i0491115, Sat In
etc., tOr. lt.turzes, Statio Cttt,e 10,os, l'asos,
uto.,_oteL3lobicAl_ll.l.ses, All to 10 alro,
and with Ibllt and . •atia..limont:l4.lsoneb,
Cloche, hi OW, Briair.o mill Marble Cases; Ca, 1,01
l'obal co, 11
(Silver and Plated), Par Fennel)
41”ney Purses and l'peliet Bootie nail a groat varlet.,
of overy cll Ulla.) 4CnllJred exmulua 11, 0
grand x9nUrllnr4/ t•
WILLIAM 1111 A Dr,
gamut oq;uut L ~7~ttr,ebnrg I'.r.
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i3oyev rqttsW.iles.ferAtilL'i"
Z r • 13 . 9-1 7 1 .; diTk''lLLl2l,
Infrufacturer of
T'RAI'L; fOiti'llyAci:ll4 penifids 'per yani
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..14, 1 ;j13 .i ,' ,),1 , 1i . i: 1f 141`-';•1
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pIaB4EittJRANC BAN
idantly on hand; at the lowed' market price, 7 ,
Gain t8o,1"r .
noliing Mill, .
Colltdrir h 3litellittery,
;* - rind
c' • . Steam - Pumps,
i.harreo-oaVEn.
Alto, miner and,shippei id' the eehdirated
Mt. 11611 Y SPriV.Zionatifeiron . Ore. '
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