Turns will be an additional, ist of
juro!'s for the AugusrCourt, published
in nott week's issue.
• .
Tub citizens of 2 1elt.liollY have lie'eu
considerably exercised over a rumor
afloat in that usually quiet little village,
• regarding the mysterious appearauc'e of
ghost." "%'Po have made diligent
in
'quiry,' but cannot trace the report to
any reliable source. .
• Tan CoMmissioners of , Perry county,
are erecting - a - new poor_house,.. on, the
same farm on which the present build
ings are located, at Loysville. Messrs
Campbell & Ilenwabc of this place, live
reC,eived the contract for the plumbing,
&0., to be executed 'during the coming
year. The buildings aro to be completed
by the Spring of 1872.
COMPLETED.—earlislo is now in tele-
;graphic communication 'witli Mt. Holly
kaneTine klrove, the terminus of the
.South MoUntain Railroad. Mr. John
_Campbell completed the work of stretch , -
trig the wires on Tuesday, so that these
places are now in communication with
all - parts of the-country.
Dountmo Ger SPRINGS.—This pop
ular summer resort opOnefl this season
- under - flattering prospects: Sixty guests
have already made their appearance to
partake of, the hospitality of the gentle
manly pi:oprieter, Col. J. D. liendley,
----lato-of=the--Kirkwood--Tiouser-Washing
ten, D. C. The Col. has an enviable
reputation as a genial host. The house
and grounds have been thoroughly reno
vated, and everything has peen done
which a thoughtful care for the comfort
of guests could suggest.. Persons wish
ing to spend the summer months pleas
antly, should visit these springs.
I=l=l
HANDSOME FOUN VATN.=-Our — townsl
man, Mr. Jaines W. Bosler, has lately
had a handsome fountain erected in .the
beautiful grounds, immediately' in' front
of his residence, on the York road. Tho
base of this fountain is ltt feet, and it has.
la-jets—lt is 9.11 MOW] e b a sivall
statue, representing a female pouring
water into a goblet. There are figures
of four largo lions on the corners, while
immediately at the base of the female
figure' are four swans. The waste water
is conveyed by pipes to the barn, for the
benefit of the stock. The ,grounds are
handsomely laid out, and carinot be ex
celled for beauty and elegance.
ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.—As the Mail
Train west, on Monday afternoon left the
Cumberland Valley depot, it was noticed
that one of the springs on the rear truck
of the first passenger car had gotten out
of position,and was riding very "loosely."
The train was immediately halted and
the spring taken off, after which " all
aboard" was given and^the ears moved
off. This ;was afortunate discovery in
deed, for fatal consequences must have
followed had the train been running at
the ordinary rate of speed. •Too much
•vigilance cannot be exercised by our
railroad men. e'
ACCIDENT.—Mr. George S. Beetem,
of the firm of Gardner & Co., of this
place, met with a severe accident on Mon
day afternoon last, while superintending
the erection ofthe iron columns for the
company's building, on • the corner of
Bedford and East Main streets. It ap
pears that while placing ono of these
massive columns in
. position, by some
utiaccounlable meanb the pulley slipped
and the iron column fell, very" nearly
crushing Mr. Beetem in its fall. For
tUnatoly for Wm, Us fall was brokeu by a
pile of brick, else he must have been in
stantly killed. The injured man was
conveyed to his residence on South West
street, when Dr. Harman was calls 1 in,
and We are glad to be able to state that
he is slowly improving.
TIIIC Cumberland Valley Union Camp
Meeting of the Evangelical Association,
will be held in T-ToMminger's woods, on
tho Cumberland`Valley - Railroad, 5 Miles
•onst of Carlisle, commencing August 17,
1871, and continuing at least one week.
'Tents will be rented as follows :
Doublo A cOovoa tento, alt floor F 2 50
board door
Board tonbi I^xl2 w Itbout floor
board floor
Board will be furnished on the ground
low rates. Lumber and straw will be
Furnished for use on the ground on
reasonable terms. Persons intending to
.bring their qwn tents, must report to
the Chairmah of c,munittee, >lid give
-the number and size of tents, before the
cighth of August. Arrangements will
he made with the It., Co., for ex
cursion tickets and transportation of
Camp equipage.
Applications for tents,' or for further
information, and all reports should be
directed to Rev., J. Boas. Carlisle, Pa.
c:0
AOItiCULTURAL FAIRS.—As.. Uwe is,
generally, a great deal of inquiry regard
ing the time of holding county fairs, we
give the following dates, for. the benefit
of our loaders :
Burks county fair, Reading, Septum=
bur 12, 13, 14 and 15.
Lehigh county Allentown, Sep
tember 20, 27, 28 and 26.
Monroe county fair, Stroudsburg, Sep
tember 20, 27, 28 and 29.
.East Penn Agricultural Society, Nor
ristown, September 27, 28, 29 and 30.
- Kutztown agricultur"l fair, Kutztown,
October 8,4, 5 and 0. .
Northampton county agricultural fair,
Nazareth, October 3,4, 5 and 6.
.Union county, Lowlsbarg, October 4,
sandy"
Franklin county, Chamber sburg, Oc
tober 3,4, 5 and 6.
Columbia:comity agricultural society;
.Bloomsburg, OctobuE.ll., 12. and 13.
Cumberland county agricultural so.
..eipty, Carlisle, October 11, 12 and 13. .
• NEWLY ELECTED TEAcroms.—The
&hoot - Board of this borough, recently
elected' UM following teachers : AIMS
Lemar to take charge of the school' re
• cently. taught by Miss Reighter, resign
ed. Miss Lizzie Greenfield to take
'charge of school recently taught.
•by Miss McManus, resigned. The other
-teachers were all re-elected to the schools
now presided over by. them.
TIM' following fist of the schools, of
the diillirent departments, with their re
;aye:Alva teachers, has been kindly fur
nished us by the President of the School
Board :
Primary Department
. Miss R. Whiteinan, Miss. R. Edmund,
Miss A. Beotom, Miss L..GroontMd. and
Mrs. E. Ilumrioli.
Secondary Department
First Grado.-Miss M. Landis, Mrs. A.
Adair, Mr. W. G. Myers and Mr. J. P,
• •
• ' Secotid Grado.--Miss M. Philipps, Miss
Fostletbyaite, Miss A. Undsrwnod,
Mr. F. EmbiCk, Mr. W. Ilipplo and Mr-
D. M. C. Gring. •
. ' • _ High Sohoodi.
Miss M;. K. Underwood. and Mr: D. H
. • ! • ,
, .•
Colored Schooio.
11143 , 140 mBr . tinci blig9 i3aralt-Bell
Prior. A. D. llsrnurui, eldest son of
Judge Hepburn, of this place, is :at pros-
cut on.a .our town. This gentle
-3111114.4'dr sciieral•Years past, has , beon, , a
`Member of the Faculty of Mitimi
yersity, at Oxford, Ohio. Mr. ,DePburn
has been recently elected President of
this_qollege, by the Board of Trustees,
'vice Dr. B. a t Stanton, resigned, We
bespeak for this Oollogeia,hfight future,
ass : the Professor's! attainneuts are ac,
knOwledgea 'be -of the' ,very_highest
c4or..
tdouunuilleate4.l"
TILE WOLF STOR
STERRETT'S GAT, JULY 24; 1871•
The neighborhood lying east of Ster
rett's Gap,. along the State road, was
thrown into. a state of'consiffeyable ex
citement about two Weeks ego, by the
appearance of a pack of wolves, which
was first seen by a boy of Mr.• George
&Nay's, who was, at the dine, hunting
cattle in the mountain. The pack con
sisted of six in number; they followed a
dog that accompanied the boy for a good
distance. " The boy ran to the nearest
house and gave the alarm, when soon
there were_ men enough under arms to
fight - a
hundred wolves. Since that
time they have been seen several times,
by different people, in the same neigh
borhood. There, is, however, not only
one
~ pack of those animals about, but
there'are several, and - quite a nattiabor of
young. ones-with, some_of,them —RA&
not likely that we will get rid of these
animals soon, unless there are some large
hunting parties raised to kill and scare
them away: The best time to hunt them
then, will be when the snow comes,. as
they can then be killed and driven. off,
otherwise, in the course of., a year or
two, we will be annoyed by hundreds of
wolves, which will "endanger sheep,
calves, and even children.
DEPARTURE OF THE CAVALMY.—Ac
c9rding to an official order promulgated, ,
at the Barrack , on the eighteenth
ant,Ake entire command &malted on
the morning of the twentieth. Thus, in
compliance with General Orders No. 12,
dated St. Louis Arsenal, Mo., April 26,
1871, this post is herebk discontinued as
Cavalry Sub Depot.
There wore about 70 men in the com
mand, accompanied by a half a dozen of
families. A large number of citizens as
sembled in the vicinity of the gas house,
to Witness the departure of the cavalry
troops from the garrison. But all things
must have an end, and soon the Mail
Train made its appearance, the last fare
well was quickly given, and the train
started off, amid the cheers of the by
standers, and the sweet strains of that
well-known tune, entitled " the girl I
left behind me," skillfully executed by
Buglers King, Fletcher and Billow.
Brigadier General E.• P. 'Wright, M.
8., retains command of the Post, with
Ordinance Sergeant Edward Fury, and
14 or 15 men under him.
Post Adjutant Mahnken and some of
these men will take their departure in a
few days. Thus Carlisle Barracks is
finally ababdoned as a Cavalry Sub Db
pot, after havitig been Used for that pur
pose for it number of years.
ASHLAND CEMETERY.—Taking a stroll
to this quiet, though beautiful city of
the dead, a few days since, we were
forcibly struck with the marked im ,
provements that have been made in these
grounds during the past year. A large
number of additional shade trees have
boon planted, new walks nrade„ while
everything• connected with the grounds
is in perfect keeping with its surround
ings. Several beautiful monuments have
also been erected during the past year.
Among additional improvements lately
completed, we noticed a hagdsome foun
tain erected on Mr. .Tanies nosier's
plot ofground, by Messrs. Campbell &
nenwood, of this place. The base of
the fountain is niee feet ; it is sur
mounted by a figure of a child ; it bas
four side jets in' addition to the ono
on the top.. A well 20 feet deep, through
solid rock, was excavated, in order
carry off the waste water from the, foun
tain. A hydrant, to furnish water to
the numerous visitors that throneihe
cemetery on Sabbath, has been erected
outside of this enclosure. . - •
As the majority of the lots in. Ashland
Cemetesy are already dtsposed of, and
as the price of -them wiO`no doubt, be
greatly enhanced in value in the course
of a few years, those of our citizens de
sirous of securing a place for h burial
ground, should take advantage of the
present prices.
T7IIC SOLDIERS' MONUMENT.
A meeting of the members of the
Council of the Soldiers' Monument Asso
ciation of Cumberland County, was held
on the twentieth of .Tuly instant.
The contractor, Mr. Richard Owen,
reported that the Monument was now so
near completion, that a day might be
fixed for publicly celebratpg the event.
Tho Council therefore resolved, that
in commemoration of the patriotism and
heroism of the soldiers of Cumberland
county, in whose 1161.10 r this Monument
has been erected, the occasion should be
marked by a military and civic parade,
to be followed by the formal unveiling
of the Monument, the delivery of
Oration and other appropriate exercises.
Oil motion, Saturday, the nineteenth of
August, was fixed as the day. On
motion, Gen. LEMUEL TODD was elected
Chief Marshal, with power to appoint
Aids and Assistant Marshals, and to
arrange 'all the details of the parade.
The oration, it is confidently expected,
will be pronounced by Ms Excellency,
Gen. forma W. GEARY, Governor of
Pennsylvania. ,
On motion, Messrs A. L. Sponslor, Dr.
W. W. Dale and John Campbell, were
appointed a CMninitteo ,on Invitations.
Tho procession .will be composed of
lionorhbly discharged Soldiers of the
.War, Volunteer Military Companies,
Masonic Order,• the Independent
Order of Fellows, the various other
Fraternities and the Fire Companies. 'lt
is specially 'requested- that all Returned.
Soldiers, from the,varions boroughs and
townships of the County, will appcar in
the, procession, and thim honor the
memory of their Tallen comrades. It is
suggested that the Returned Soldiers of
'each place form Companies; choose their'
own officers and .wear a distinctive
,
badge.' ' , •
Congratulating the 'subscribers to the
fund Upon the completion of this Atems- ,
niont, so eminently duo to the . gali v ant
Soldiers of Cumberland County, whose
nanies..ere , inscribed on its-tablets, in
f fonuesian with the glorious' battle fields,
on which many of them fell,, the officers
of the Monument Association would now
ask tho further co-operation of all classes
of the community in making the. cere
monies of the nineteenth of August as
brilliant and imposing as possible.
A more detailed- programme will bo
made public in duo time..
• R. AL .thram=sox," .
President of Association.
2, BEATTY, fioorotary. '
GEonen B. Nonix. ; - iirt,lits place, left
for St. Paul, Minnesota, on Tuesday.
afternoon.
Tim many friends of Captain John D.
Adair will be plcased•to foam that he is
recovering from his recent sicknesii..
OROOET.—The interest in this favorite
game poems to-be on the increase in our
town. Very many of our citizens have
private grounds for the pleasure of thorn
selves and their friends, 'Wil l em they can
enjoy this -most healthful and -popular
of all, out-door exorcises._.
A number of ' our young men have
lately organized a Croquet Club, and have
engaged the hit on North street, owned
by Jacob Thudium, where can be seen,
every evening, a large number of _the
lover's - of the game watching with inter-
eat, tlio exciting contests_ which take
place there., The great difficulty and ob
jection which has korotofdre been urged
against this game is the many different
'ways in which it is played. This Club
has adopted Mayne Roid's rules which
_wore the original. rules by whibh the
game ,Was played, and the: only treatise
on Croquet which explains every point
in the game: — Tho various members of
the Club have also adopted .tliSse rules
-for their' family croquet grounds; and
they hereaftiir be the ones most
generally used in our town: For the
benefit of our readers, of whom a great
many are interested in the wo
give a few princilial rules.
1. A Booby plays from whore it has
been knocked. •
2. The Rovici Croquet is confined to
he Rover.
3. A 'Flnch ends the play, but both
balls remain where they have rolled.
4.'A Double point receives a mallet's
length
G. can play_on another twice
in the same tour ; uaiess it has run a
bridg,o'or tolled the stake.
O. In - executinv, the Roque!, Croquet
both balls must he displaced, or it counts
as a flinch
P. L. R.
LIST OF JUI?Ol?S.
Grand jurors, August Term am cobra
Jail Delivery and Court of Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, 1871:
Angle Henry C Farmer
Bortnett James IA
.
Bridge-, diilin Marabout, Shliiiiiinsburg.
Boyd M 11 ' , armor, B. nt Patina .1 I . o'
II air .Itilin S Tailor, Shlppi i iisrurg i
Cope Siimital . Former, pan,,
iiiiiiiron J.ilin Farmer, S. lilitliflaton.
1)111 Julio Former, Mrinrje
Eakris .1 C Format, Silver •priap i ,
MITE
......, .. ......._ ~
(Molly° .r Jacob Formenum, Car Mlle.
Kunkel Nam uel Farmer. 8 lllbldlelon.
)IcLear John Illlller. Dicknm,
Nl.lrsh Unniel Laborer Penn.
Palmer John a unt ice, \loch in lesburg.
Rudy Daniel Inberer, Upper Allen
Itineh art C 11 Carpenter. Carlielo
Roble .byre Former, IL‘ll:blteoex.
Simi, Daiiii , l Forum r, S. )1 i.lcllvton.
Si.. fight Om, S Dentist, Cariklo
Sulliir si iiimi .. Smith, Silver Stirlim
Vitgg.inpr George Faraier, N Mihiletim.
Wiillo Ilmiry Fenner, S is' Millet",
Walters Julio Clui k, Hit:limit,.
Traverse jurors, August Term, Oyer
and Terminer, General Jail Delivery and
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peabe
and Court of Common Plqas, 1871 :
&lilt John iieutiontan, SIIV, Sprit g.
IJrntlry Orin go Coach Tron'r, Car
Itowinnu Chriati.in Forsorr, Ernith ford.
Hop] t
Bentz. Johli
C'reen ell Dar il Cali't Nliiiier, Shipp..burg.
()endow 11 Druggist, Carlisle.
Cial,in .1,1111 11' • Gentleman, Upper Allen.
11,1111.11.5 k II I aboreo Now' ergßore
Dull Benjamin G Saddler, )leclianiesburg
Fr) mire Isaac Agent, Newrille
Finical Wet 'Wagon Malier,C WHO.,
Fur: ey Peter Witgon Illiiiser,SlCppeurilairg.
Fulton Jelin Laborer. Diekitison
Faller Will Faner, 311illin "--
Falai Jelin 31aseti. Diet Pone' ore
Ginnie retro Fainter. Hlvvr Si mtg.
(Hem Christian Farmer, Mutter.
. .
Orahato kola NI Farm. r. wmtt l'eme.Le o'
Olatire.ier Jobe Farmer. Nibbilexes
Outshall Jacob Carmmter, S. :Nlid.ll,,ion.
(M. 1111. 1 ,4,11 FUT MIT. S. )11.1‘111A011
11 unsex Samuel Laborer, East l'ennabore'
Ilybas Andrew ilentlenme , Nleehaniemborg.
'lloaler, Ilmo y Monts, S Nllddletou.
Irvine, Jt.Lett lieut.] UIIIIIII, Carlisle
K.( :bomb Farmer, Frani: fu, it.
. ...
Mohler Peter Fortner, ' Frankford.
Madden Dalton Partner, Meehan icsburg.
Meloy John A Saloon Kordter,Mechanieshurg.
Moore NV Ed iam Miller, !dr:kir/run.
Orrin Llvann Farmer, Franker/rd.
Peebleir Benj A ' Butcher,. Newville.
Row liter hl Cooper, Lower Allen.
Row rotor: Carpenter, New ton.
Sheaffer Jacob Partner, Soot ham pion.
Soarers Jacob , Farmer, Penn.
5111.1.1111111 Adam linteher, Silver Spring.
Swartz Abraham Partner, East Ponnaboro
SI mato. John Partner, Elio, Sin log..
Shambangh Geo Saddler, Frank ford.
Shoop Jarob laborer, S. st Idd Ikon.
SViVl`rel Pld
ols uel . door er„, Shlppenang
she Tee Marlon P Farmer,. Idri/r /noon..
Wilt intion
S w o ills ;I ohn Fanner,
Wit tiler Jamb Farmer, 31.thllesex.
Worst It W • tiltrdener, Upper Allen.
tValtet, Edgar Trlinuter, Shippete•lan g
[ANNOIfcCEMENTS.
ATTENTION!
As certain persons in this community
have beep circulating false reports about
our Business, &c., to wit : That we were
not reliable parties and that we intended
to relinquish business in this place. We
would most emphatically deny all such
reports, and that we still manufacture
the very 'best viibicles, togAher with
coach-making in all its various branches,
at our CARRIAGE ; BAZAAR, oti the
corner of South Pitt street antihapel
Alley, (formerly Geo. W. Hilton's stand.)
Repairing in all its branches promptly
attended to. All new work warranted
for ono year. , NAGLE & S\liii.TZ.
CHAPMAN'S fine shadow pictures please.
pcbplo of taste.
CHOICE new wheat flour at Mcloy,s.
SnoutbEns, sides, dried beef, beef
tongues, sugar cured hams, whole or
sliced, pickled:and canned oysters, :at
Murich's.
SwaTzEn. and American cheese, just
fcceiyad at Humrich's...,,, •
Tna finest photograAS .yin still made
by. C. L. Loch)lan. His pi an res, "aro
equal to the hest,mado in large cities,.
and much superior to most made in the
country. •He gains daily in reputation
and outßtrips' all competitors. He, re
moved his gallery from Neff's building
some time ago, and is now permanently
established over Lei dich & Miller's store,
where the public is cordially invited , te
drop in and examine specimens ; He
keeps on hand a large lbt of excellent
frames, which lie sells very low._
VALUABLE FARM iron P - ALE.-A valna'
ble limestone farm, situated one and
onerhalf•miles north-east of Shippens
burg, is offered at private sale. This
farm contains 119 k acres, about ten
acres of which is covered with timber
This is as desirable property as -can be
found in the valley, and the owner in
tending:to remove from the county, is
the only reason for offering it for tale.
be sold at a low Jfigure, and on
terms satisfactory to the purchaser.. -For
further particulars address G. B. Cole,
osq., Shippensburg, Pa., or inquire at
Trim Orpren.
20ju712t.
You can save money by buying your
notions and small 'wares from J. IL
Wolf, No'. 18 North Hanover street.
SUGARS aro selling very cheap at Me-
Bentii Pitt street.
'MANY avail 'themselves of Chapman's
quick-working instrument, to f . obtain
pictures of cross children.
rural cider vinegar, clean grit, •at
Meloy's.
CnAlutuai 'rhos .. as largo .picturo ns
19 ono thb country.
.1 .. •
A general agent for Cornberlarulcoun
ty, by ono of the oldest and mostpoialar
Lifoinguranca Companies in the country.
Address R. Kent, care of A. L. fipousler,
Carlisle, Pa.
Fon a - fliao assortment' of Hamburg
and Swiss edges, cotton Fringe, and
iSfarsoilles trimmings, go to Wolf's.
Ferze and Parasols at, , reduced prices,
at, J._H. Wolfs,
Just received a large lot of looking
glasses, writing desks, worlc.boxes, large
and small castors, tea pots, sugar bowls,
butter dishes, ,tea and table spoons,
arrows for the hair, ladies' underwear,
and other, articles too numerous to men
tion. Call and examine. Consfantl:y
receiving new goods, all for the sum of
ono dollar each. ,
POTATOES. —Peach Blows—by , the
wholesale. EBY4 ‘.C.: SONS,
4.ina7,1 tf Harrisburg.
ME CUMBERLAND VALLEY SEPARA
TOIL—A Great Success. ,
—Harvest is over
and a number-of "big crops " have been
already thrashed, cleaned and bagged,
in tho best style,' ready for market, by
this new Separator, manufactured by F.
Gardner 4.45' Co:, at the Carlisle Machine
Shops. The new Cumberland Valley
Separator proves itself to be just _the
machine the farmer wants—runs easy,
threshes rapidly, and cleans perfectly—
simple in construction, easy to keep in
repair, and built in the best style. Our
farmers will no °longer have to send away
hundreds of miles to othet: States for a
Separator. They can--'ntlw get one at
home, inferior to none in working
_capacity,_ana ata veyy_con'siderably loss
cost than .the Western and many' other
machines. Without wagons-the Cumber
land Valley Separator is so low'in price
that every thrifty farmer can afford to
have one on his own barn floor. '
Fon fine photographs go to Chapman's,
21 West Main street.
Shippel.burg.
Monroo.
PINE: apples, peaches, tomatoes, at
ilumrieh's.
J. 11. WOLF sells the cheapest cor
sets, hoop skirts and hustles.
E on! . I:.:iinton,'
Go to J. II R'oll's, No. 18 No•th
Hanover street, for ,jef and plated jew
elry, bracelets, &c.
OEM
Connisos made, into switchds, chig
nons, curls, frizetts, &c., at Madame
Rotes
LINE:BURNERS' coal constantly on hand.
Also a foil assortment of lumber at the
lowest,prices, at the yards of
A. H. BLAIR.
251100.
ATTEND to securing your coal for win
tu• 'While prices are low and quality good.
Call at the yards of
flop v. II
C trli It
I, lei,
Nle ell i 1
A good blacksmith wanted immedi
ately. Apply to Philip Hammond, cor
ner of North Hanver and North streets,
Carlisle; Pa.
Go and sea the largo assortment of
kid gloves at J. H. Wolf's.
The proprietor of the famous summer
resort at , Carlisle Springs, hereby gives
notice that he is prepared to accommo,
date . about twenty more boarders. These
Springs are so well known for their
mediciiial qualities that no further de
scription is necessary.
A )
On inquiry at cR. 'lisle, passengers will
be taken direct tit. lie Springs by J. L.
Sterner & Bro., 1 • ry stable keepers,
Carlisle, Pa.
OFTEN the rich insure for the benefit
of their heirs ; fortune sometimes takes
wings, and at the death of the head of
a family the helpless survivors are un
provided for, unless insured in a reliable
company, such as the North American
Mutual, of Philadelphia. $lOO,OOO de
posited with the Auditor General of
Pennsylvania, as security for all policy
holders. Harrisburg Branch, 31 S.
Third street, Harrisburg.
FOR suspenders, handkerchiefs and
Paper collars, go to J. 11. Wolfs.
Me Cabinet Range with hot closet
is,, without doubt, the finest cooking and
baking range in the market, and saves
one-third the fuel of cooking - stoves.
Call and see them at Wm. Fr4loy's
store, No. 21 North Hanover street.
Also look at his refrigeratorS, water
ttoolct i. bread safes, umbrella stands and
a full lino of house furnishing goods.
25marlfim ,
Pru:su Whortelberries litunrieles re
ceived daily., •
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-
Monts, with brick. stable and ice house
attached. Inquire of E. E. Shapley,
corner of North and streets.
llayford. - cminty, Maryland, about 'one
and a half miles from." Edgewuod" eta
tion, on Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore railroad, has four -run of
burrs, with capacity of 20,000 barrels,
which with a .snall outlay, can be in
creased t:0 30,000 barrels. Also, - a Rim
farm adjoining the mill, containing.3lo
ncrys, 200 acres of which is ,cleared, and
in a high stato.of cultivation ; there aro
3 houses on the farm, also, barn, stable,
corn house, Cc,, &c., For further infot
,ation apply to
E. J. SNOW Co.,
No. 10; Spear's Wharf,.
Baltimore,' Maryland. A
A LARGE addition Intoly mado to, tho
stock of lumficr t in filo - yards of
A. H. BLAIR.
As I wish to treat all my customers
alike, T`'reill hereafter give a credit of Six
months on all my work, or fivii per cent
oif for cash. All accounts. payablo on
first of January
, and first of July. - As
my success depends upon making good
-work, I endeavor to got well seasoned
stook and good workmen. Thankful for
pad favors, I bog a continuance of the
same, Corner of Pitt and South streets.
A. B...§ilrotic,
113,jn7ltf. • • "Cadge; Pa.
ju2l7-^t
WANTED.
DOLLAR STORE
18 West Main street
MEE
A. 11. BLAIR
WANTED
BOARDERS WANTED
W\l. STITZEL, Proprietor,
Carlisle Springs, Pa
..q . 2je7 1 tf.
AYPLI➢ and peach. butter at numrich's
A. C. BELLows,
General Agent
BUY THE BEST
FOR BALE OR RENT
FOR SALE
A large merchant mill, situated in
4ma7l3m
TAKE NOTICE
• Funon country ca
,bago, boots,:. and
NO P,- rocoivod daily at limunclea.
SPECIAL -- NOTICES.
yormiNlo
• The , undersigned -acknowledge their
indebtedness'' o a generous . public for .
the support and encouragement given
them in tile' business. W© . , are the
more convince after several year's ex
perience; that o .efforts to -furnish the
vary bat or everything in our lino of
goods at very low priees, have been ap
preciated: .
.. Our stock at present is.. very full_ and
comidete, and wo give the fullest as
surance that in the future—no efforts
will be spared to please -all who may
favor us with their custon. .".
27ju71. Was. Brant & SON.
IRON CITY COLLEGE—Pittsburg, Pa
The beet candactcd, moat popular and successful
Institution In tif, Uolt,d Slates, f,r the thorough,
practical education, .of young and mlddlangell moo.
b:3` For largo descriptive circuturs,colvilitillng full
'particulars, address
• • J. C. SMITIT, A. 3I , Principal.
211u713in -
" The Lest Fruit Jar to Alto market. Caro sugars
for presorving Ttf i rit sZi:lltuna the very Lest
brands, viola or sliced. Choice old wheat nod
Western fin:oily Dcur fur sale by.
MASOfIIIEISIEII,
Southwest corm r Ponifrot and Vitt streets,
Will • Cerllele,rrn.
BE WISE.
Minn wisdom *lll benefit you to not tinviiya
trolled by your incredulity, tindreds him, bought
ollof from tho horrors of Dyspepsia through the
Medium of DEMETIN.ANTI-DTSPEPTIC SToMACH DIETERS
and found It. Why should you suffer alien this adult.
rablostot — Thulc iiHms ciied many similar cases-why do
you doubt ...Idle °Dior hellos . ° and are cured? Delay In
this matter is both dangerous and unprofitable. Your
health; happiness and business suffers, while constant
neglect is hequently 101 l wed by serious and uncOn
trollablo results. DEMUTH'S Brazils aro equally
useful to the numerous difficult'. attending Iran
gestlon; ay !Samna:ass, COtySTIPATION, Sic., white or
FEVER and • AGUE , and other disorders procoeding
from MIASMATA, It is the only reliable prerentlao and
remedy known. 2.150 GO
freAitioro - nus ixbrEal—
'Dß. DUPONCO'S
GOLDENN,;?
PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOIL FEJIALE3.
INFALLIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGULARI
TIES, REMOVING OBSTIIIICTIOSF THE
MONTHLY PERIODS, FROM W TEVER
GAUSE,-- - "ANp—AL.W.AIS_SLICimsgiurr
A PREVENTIVE.
THERE IS NOT A LAIN LIVING
jy2D Gt
But what nt some period of tier Life will find tits
DUPONCO GOLDIBY PILLS just tho 'medicine she
cools. Fur Nervous LAllity, Bearing down Fains,
l'aipit,tion of the Monet, Retained, •rregular or
-
Painful Menstruation, Rush of Blood to the Head,
Dizziness, dc, dc. These are the only Pith, eyer
known that will cure the Whites, (they will cure in
es er) else]) They never fall, and may be depended
upon in every case where the monthly flow has
been obstructed throng], cold or diaeaso. DUPON
CO'S GOLDEN PILLS always give immediate relief
Ming especially prepared for married ladies. A lady
writer: DuponT's Golden Pills relieved one In one!
d ny , without Inconvenience, pc 11110 e.
I=
is now put up in Large (hillitej- Boxes ccutaining
'double quantity of Pills, and upon such box, you
will find the Rerenud Stanw, piloted from my Pri.
este Die, upon which I,o7,toise of the Stamp you
Will and the words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN P LIMO
ICAL PILL, in While Ldters, without that mono
are genuine.
'Full end expleit directbrba accompany each box.
Price $l.OO per box, six boxes 55.00. Sold by one
Druggist in every town, village, city and hamlet
throughout the world. ,Sold in Carlisle, Pa , by S
A. Ilaverstick, Druggist, No. 10 North }laborer St.
Sold also by Brugh & 31usser, Sleclanicalmrg, Pa.,
and J. C. !Mick, Shipps , ltAburg.
LADIES I By sending heitt9l to the Carlisle poet
office, can have the Pills sent /,!, mail foully part af
the country; free or postage.
None genuine mileas the lox Is signed
9. D. HOWE,
S.•f• Proprietor, New York.
lf.je7l
A FEW W ORDS TO THE LADIES.
Van) Indies, particu'arly mothers noising .com
plain of a tired, listless feeling, or rompb teealmtm
two, on arising in the morning. On the wife and
mother devolves the responsibility of regulating the
duties of the household. 11 . 41 ... numer o us,
and the mental as well as the physical powers are
frequently called into requisition. She often finds
her slightest occupation a weary task and existence
a leaden, while at the same time she has no regu'ar
disease. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, i@ restored to
at this period, will prove ass unfailing remedy far
this annoying has The effects of this potent
agent urn soon seen in the rosy theolc and elastic
step of the head of the family, no with restored
health and renewed spirits she taken her accustomed
:dace in the family circle. If this friend in need be
regulatly used, those depressing symptoms will
never be complained of, and not only would lassi
tude not be experienced, but nanny diseases follow
ing its advent be avoided. As n medical ogeut it
Las no equal, while its pleasing flavor and healthful
effects have !Tide It a general favorite. It In free
froth ell properties calculated to impair the system,
and its operations are at once mild,soothing and
efficient. All who have used the Bitters attest Its
virtues and commend it to nee.
]je&jut-]mil
S.
"SAFE, SPEEDY, AND SURE."
21
• Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry, and Mar
hound, is manufactured by an entirely new precise,
and contains the best known remedies for C•mgbe,
Colds, Sore Throat, and till Lying Complaints.
Pleasant to the taste, but powerful In Ile action.
Send Sir a circular centaining list of articles used,
end she manner of preparing them, to
General Agents:
John F. Ihrnry,APltiMlVne,:,N• Y.
Jo:inson, Holloway A. Cowden, 002 Arch st., Philo
Sold in Carlisle by
Comma & Worthington,
•
W. F. horn,
T. N. Frank, anti
J. 11. 11am - stick. 211jan71..00t
"Ivinr. RAILING. WIRE GUARDS, for Store
Fronts, Asylums, die. Iron Bedsteads, Wire Web
blogalor sheep and ponOry yrirds, Brass and Iron
wire' cloth Sieves, Fenders, Scroens for coal, ores
sand, Ac., Ileivy Crimped Cloth for spark arrestors
'Landscape Wire for Windows Ac., Paper Maker,.
11 Ires, Ornamental Wire Works: Every Informs
[ion by addressing the menufs, hirers, SI. WALKER
SONS' No 11 North Sloth street Philadelphia.
Ornhllly
e- DIED
WOODS.—Lt Mm mouth,llllnois, on the thirtieth
ultimo; ,f commutation, 3. Paxton IVoolls, aged 50
years and 1 month,
EIINIIIII6IIIT —tied at hlog's Bandit., Nansens
county, on route to San Antomo, lexat., Marry, the
beloved wire'of Sergeant. y rnwrlght, on the taros•
Mulls day of Juno, 1871, aged gt years, after a short
illness.
,Slay her sold rest In pence.,
ROTS.—In this borough, on Wed:toed:ly morning.
tho nineteenth lenient, WI Ilsm I'., only child of
anFaliti I'. and Theresa Rote, aged 4 months and four
days.
NOBLE—in this borough, on. tho nineteenth In
stant, Mr. John Noble, aged ti 7 years. ' •
WETZEL—To thin borough, on Sabbath of ti.rnoon
last, William Frankll. Dale, youngo,t of Goo.
nua Sarah Elton Wetxel, aged 7 nufuths. •
Slarp on, darling babe.
.....
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OE
TIIE 11011 DER CLAIMS.—The undereignod
commissional; appointed by thu Hon. Jas.' 11. Or: •.
ham, President Judge of tho Flfteralth•Judlcial Din
tric[, in of an Actor Aosembly, approved
Cm twenty-second day of May, A. D. 1871, entitled
An Act to anthorizo. , the liquidation of deranges
sustained . by 'citizens of Penton Ivanla during the
Into rebellion:l to examlno and roodjudlcato all of
the mold claims for the county of Franklin heroby
notify all parties In Interest that they will 'com
mence the adjudication of the tonlo, nt the Court
Hondo, iel the borough of Carlisle, an Tueddny, the
eighth pay of August, at one o'clock p. m., of said
day, when all parties Interested may appall,.
W. F. SADLER,
JOHN R. NIILLEIC,
27jii711,1 Commlesionoro,.
EASTERN -.DISTRICT OF PENN:
SYLVAN'S, Chit—The muloreigned hereby
gives notho of his appointment es assignee of Jacob
',Wee, of IVeetponoeborough township, In the
county of Cumberland and' State of Pennsylvania,.
within said distal, who hoe boon adjudged a bank.
rapt, on creditors' petition, by the District Court of
sold District. hile l'ut.
W. A. LINDSEY,
'27111711t ' Assignee, Sm.
Legal Intolligenc r of Philadelphia insert one
thno, outlaw' hill te Tina °Fria 2.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Lottoka
tontamentary on tho natal° of John ; Noble,
bite of the borough of Carlisle, dimmed, haro boon
granted by the Itegletet of ' Cumborlond county, to
the undnreigned (mentors reeldhig,in mild borough.
All persons indebted to entd.minto will make Immo.
(Hato payment, and theta hoeing Mating, to p•asont
them, duly authenticated, to the uuderelgncd• fur
nettlorneut.
. HittliDlf. WAITS;
• — a ht. HENDERSON,. '•
Brendan.
ANTED.—A man of goodibusinoss
fludinentlonc, COI at
211 -
NETT'
REGISTBR'I3, NOTlOE.—Notico,
herebyglven;to all persons interested,,that
the following accounts have been - Sled In this ogled,
by the accountants therein named,.fbr examination
and confirmation, will be preqtretod to the Orphans'
Court of Cumberland countyaor confirmation and
allowance, on Tuesday, August - 4, - A. D. 1871: -
1. First and final account of.hfines.S. Lind, admin
istrator of Robert Lind, late of Poen township, do
ceased. filed by Noah Coakley, agent. fur said Jamas
S. Limb •
2. The admlnird :addle erifeit4 of 0, Iloffer; ad
ministrator do bolds nen, &c., tfitDre-John Zollinger,
deceased, Into of the borough of Carlisle. .-
3. The first and final account of Samuel Goodyear,
'guardian of Virginia Q. Martin. •
'4. First and final account of Jacob-Barber, adminht
trator orGeorgo O. Darber,.of Lower Alton township,
deceased.
6. First nud final account, of Henry Strickler, gear-
Wan of Eleartora Sadler, minor child of Jdeeple Sad
.ler; lite of South Ml:lab:ton township, decensod.
6. First and final account of Andrew Baughman
and Abraham Maranon, excentore of. henry Miller,
late of Newton township, deceased.
7. First and final account of Joel Sheafter,,admials
trator of the estate of Fueonnoh Shooter, deceased. ,
8. The first and final account of Milken Sadler; ex.
scoter of the umf curative aill of Samuel Sadler,
late of Hampden township. &calved,.
o:First and Semi accoutteof Bra Boyer, admirdstra
trio of John Royer deco sod, •
10. The first and final account of David Shook. ad
ministrator of Samuel :honk, late of Sliver Spring
township, deceased.
U. First and final account of ,tacole Musselman, Da
vid C. Richwine and Michael tileint, executors et Ja
cob Memselenan, deceased.
12. The gieurdianship ace net of . Samuel Eberly,
guardian of the person nod estate of Fenton 0. Smith..
now Enema C. 'tabor, minor child of Jerentiall.
Smith, late of Lower Allen township, deceased.
13. First and final accoluenr,f John Orris and Mont
Orris, executors of tko .IMA will and testament of
David Orris, late of Silver Spring township, deceased
14 First and ,final account of Geo. B. Hoffman, ad
ministra or of bey in B. Rummell, late of the town.
ship of Silver Spring, deceased. • •
13. The account of Wilfinne o.l.llack, executor of the
last will and testament of Margaret Forbes, late of
Wodpanneanough township, deceased.
16. 1110 that and final account of M. Williams, ad
ministrator, of David Waggoner, late of Nerevlon
township, deceased.
17. Account of John Glatfelter, administrator of
Mrs. Elizabeth Crozier, late of :diddle.x township,
deceased. •
10. Account of Isaac-Wagner, execittor of Samuel
Rhoads, deceased.
10, The first and final socom,t of George W. Cris
well, executor of the estate of Isaac Millar, late of
linstpennsborongh township, deceased. •
20. First account Of William A. Brown, executor of
John Brown, late of Point township, being a final
account of t he porsonal property.
.21. Account of A. J. Reisinger, guardian of Isaac
W. Boyer, thinor child of Georgo D. Iloyor, deceased.
22. Sarah Pierson. deceased, lirst and 11 ual account
of Jesse 11 Bomar, I xecutoiorsalel elaeCased.
23. First end Aunt account of David S. Kat% admin
istrator of Nathan C. IS oods,-lato.of Westpanusboro'
township, deceased,
24. Second and final account of W. L. Craliaead,
- IV7 - Sterrett - and - J, - '1: - Sterret executors - op - the - lase
will and testament of J. S. St arratt. deceasod.
'25. Account of John Ilell'clinger, executor of the
„Lust gill and testsment of David hoover, late of the
tricireugh r f iNowtrurg, Conde:Hand county, th;rtirased,
26. 'rho account of Abruhirm Hostetter, trrocutor
Ephraim .Mull, Into of Shippensburg, deceased.
27. The Bret and final acconnt of John Shorryi,jr.,
administrator of Philip Shoup, late of Shippour.burg
totrushlpoleceased.
20. Tho account of -Jaeotr - Smith, John Smith and
Moses tilyers, - executors of llolsor Smith, deceased,
hstrrofi-Stattherapton-totetortap
micount of" John II Cres•ler end Michael
Crersler, testamentary trustees of Dircabrith A
Wolf under the u 111 of Adorn Creseler. lute of the
borough of Shiprcosbarg, deemoied.
30. The account of John 11. Creesler, and Michael
Cressier,tuensmenrary trusters, of Sophia e tombough,
tinder the trill of Adam eressler, late of the borongli
of iihipprinsion 0, deceased.
31. Tho account of Job. Ti. Creaskr an 1 Michael
Croreler, testament try tre• tees of Morgroet A I.elh
ender the will of Adam Cresslor, late of b3hlppons
burg, deceased.
32. Ile flint and (kat tee ent of J. A C McCune,
administrator-of Sarah J. lioullelte, lute of the bor
ough of Shlppenehurr, doccaeed.
. . _
lilt. •fhn account of N% Illiam It. Moser teed• Francis
Diller, executors of the estate of Souuniall KAM tent,
late of F•itnkfurd township, deceased.
34. The first 'and final account of Catharine Landis
and Benjamin F. Landis, lollajnlstrators of Christian
Landis, Into of erg township. deeetsed.
35 Thu - administration account or Jelin W:ilson, ad
ministrator of Harriet, Wats-n, Into of Wentpenna
t,oro' townvhip, Cunt 11ot-haul noun ty.ilecomtvd.
3ti. Tha guardlanrlllp account of Leith 1/..oilhart,
guardian of Juno Surd) Patterson.
17. Account of S. P. (lorgar, executor of the 1.1 will
and testament of Mrs. Barham 3011,, deceased
38. Admitibit.mtlen ucconnt of .1. W. Ely, executor
of Rachel Creigh, deceased.
30. The ncronnt of Benjamin rli, guardian of the
estate of Daniel haply, minor child of Leal imply, of
East Pennslioro' township, an slittled by Joseph Erb
and Benjamin Erb, executors of litinjurnin Erb, de
ceased
40. Acrount of. IV'm A. Mllllll3, guartlinn of D. F.
Sauter, Healed by C. 11. anti Wm. A. 316111 n.
11. Thu account of Wni ft. Ilonderson and Diehard
Porker, exeoutors - of , tho estate of Andrew Forbes,
Into of Westponnsborongli burnshlp. lecnixed, as
sottluil by Wm, M Ihndorson,snrrlvlng executor.
42 Thu lint and Iltml account of Wlllium D. Mc-
Cune, ndntini•t afar of Benjamin McCann, Into of
Poutlismpton township, terraced.
4a. The account of Peres W.`flolgley, osmltor of
'John L. nagoner, late of N. rth Middleton tewn
ship, deconeed.•,
44 The account of 11, njtmln McKeelmn, mmottor of
John 2 %ion, Into of Wetttimumthorough townnh/p,
&muted.
A... The minsinletration •rcnnnt of•. Win. W. Palo, ono
of the executors of E. P. InholT, tote of Curlisle, de.
curved.
40. The accaurit 41 Lori Zeigler, guardian of. Wm 11.
Allen, minor child of ileorge ALheu, Into 61 North
d!lddl, t n too - nal/Ip, deem/led.
JUSEPiI NEEI.EI' Register.
- - )0711t1
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
he postoMeo at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING JULY 26, 1971 :
LADIES' LIST.
Bina Sllnn P Richards Soll . o
Drs ElW.,ll.oth Shepherd 3loggle
Bowler Auld° S Swigert. Lizzie
. . .
. .
Crum Mary Snyder Jane
Hover,' lllkcilla Waggoner Ann
KelehorFannlo A Washington James
King-ornugh Murgarut Yeager 11ary
Mordolf Lime Young Carlton
dENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Enro Henry Wilily Ellin
Corninawleorge W gl Moore John N
Cornman Ephraim Non! John A
Crain, Chun F Shover a W
Funk David Shiny John
F : rtnoy W II Smith J Ilenry
Glbum V Stauffer J J
Kennedy Snail Tart James
Lauver ISMlatn Ilsaw John
Lacher John Walk Vrvtl'l: ' .
Miller William Wagner S
E. D. RUEEM,
Postmistress
A IRY VIEW ACADEMY, '
PERRYVILLE JUN TATA CO. PA .
FOR MALE AND FEMALE PUPILS.
• A fret-rata school, enolblned With the comforts of
ill.llO Attrnriiv Iy sintated out—f arth_offn wllo
from the Pa. 11.11,10 0 besutiful and hea4ful
re
ru
glue. Four , gular graduates, arshlcil other
cenipetont Instructor , c , .nstritute the corps of In
-6tritellr.o. T 6, PrineTAl (far malty years In charge
f . luicarors Academy, and shire 186'2 the head of
this Institution.) r6fore to bin nuoluroas pupils in all
the hired profeseloni, and in t's my department of
bushnes.
D/t. J. It.
• Easton, Pa
Music and Painting Specialties
• Terms, $2OO per annum.
Fall Sesslon will commence September 1,1871
Atlllreu all communications to
DAVID WILSON, A. M , Principal,
OR
A. J, PATTERSON, A. M ,
P or t Royal P: 0., Juniata Co., I),.
pnoTTIONOTARY'S NOTICI.
totire Is, hereby given that the following trust
accounts bovo boon in my Mlles for examina
tion, nod will ho presentod for confirmation to the
Court of Common Pleas of Cutnborlaud county, on
Wednesday, August 30, 1071, viz
1. Tho account ofJ. L: Ileyd, assiguno of Ell Swean.
2. Thirficcount of John S. alumodtssignee of Samuel
Zug.
3. Tao nccolint of Levi %Ogg, and J. K. Deldlor, ns.
slain° of 31,,Ichoir Zolgler.
4. Thu account of John D. Coover, ...Igo., of S. 31.
Hoover.
6. The account of W. A. I.lndeloy, nedlgnre of John
Mlnloh. •Nile,.
(1. Thu account of John S. :Munro, osslanoo of 41 - tgl . .
Jr:. •
7. The acct,uut of John S. )11turo, arehtneu of 11onry
Loy ._
Mr. V. CAYAN'IOOII,
' , -27)117 Ito* ••••11othunotary.
EMEiIaMM
Sealed propesala wilt be received at the Men of
tho Supertntendent of Pololle Printing, at Harris..
burg, Pa., for ate" plying the State with Printing
Paper, eald paper to ho book paper, monolog 2,) by
40 moire, and to weigh reapectively and 116
poundal° tbivretun, null to be viand and vapor cab
andored.
Also, double Fiat Cap, measuring 17' by 2d turbos,
weighing:B pounds to On ream, and to ho tubalz
ed, Milo will be received for oa eh kind onprirately.
Said proposals to ho opened to presence of bidders.
on TUESDAY, ilin that day of August, 1871, at the
omen of Abe Superlotandent, at 12 o'clock, m, Tho
contra:it to rile forunn year.
The iniccesoSil 'Wilda!, will tin required rigidly to
conform to asiaolea, which will be furnished upon
application nt the omen of the Superintondont. •
Said proposals must be pc_foinpanied with guar•
silty and securities, nn rilnired by Acts of tooth
Aliril„lB67, and tenth April 1868. •
JOHN M'CORDY,
Superintendent of Public tainting.
llariloburg, Pa., July 17, 1871.td
A DpArR . AB i I i ,g vA gC A TpTY AT
Thu undersigned offers hie hones and lot at pdo
vain sale, situated on West sonth grout, No. 70.
Tho lot le 30 foot front on South ntrnot, And 240 foot
drop, and fronting on an Alloy, DO foot, having thorn
on °metr' A FINN TWOd‘TORY l'lt4lllll HOUSE,
used with brick, with a good hack buildleg, and a
Inrgo Odom at the book door, and a nevor-falllog
well of water :At the front door. Also, a lino bako
house, vault a sulandid 'oven lIL It, bath house, tar
ring° house togothor With all nocessark outbuildings
and nll in good constr. Tho•lot Is covered with the
choicest fruit of all kinds. 'Persons Wishing to TiOW
the property, eau do SO by calling on the owner, co-.
siding on the promleas.
IL B. CORNELIUS,
2711171tf ,
NEW BARBER SHOP. , .
rotor licalso hap recently opened thri National
r b:harinir Saloon, No. 6, hoot Main otroot, Irvinola
eon. Mit cutting; sliroupoolotE, aliaringonoualitcho
dying promptly attended to. Ladles' hair 'cutting
executed In the latest City styles.' My prices are es
roasonable as any other saloon hi thin place. I havo
none but compotont Journoymon In my employ.
Ilanry nontiedy trill, also, be found nt my saloon.
Mom givo i mo a cull.
. RPJu7IIN METER NOME.
WApIIINGTON AND JEFFERSON
COLLEGE.
TWO FULL OUIISESr CLASSICAL .ANIC
SOISN
TIFIO. Each 'four years, ,Yearly onieaso to ;the
student. $4O to 2&O. For Information, !Warm '
PRESIDRNT. HAYS
Yonalliranla. .
22J071pm
Peter BoOge, Barber.
-:!•Constitutiona? Amendn'tent
pROPOSEC • ~ „ • .=,
Amondmont to tlie Constitution' of
POnhsylvanin.
,'JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing the Grongil
tution :of Pennsylvania
• ,
lle ieltesolved.by Cie Scnoie and Ifb use of Repros.i
talises, — of the CommontreaUit of. Pennaptrania iu
General Assembly met, That tho - following .amond•
nidat to tho Coootitulion of We Commohwaalth ho
prppordd to the potpie for thoir adoption or roJoo.
Um, parsuant to tho provisions of tlao tenth article
that...foto to wit: - • ,
AMENDMENT
,
Strike out tbo Sixth Section of the Sixth-Article
of the Conetituttom and -insert In lien thereof the
following:-. . , .
.e
.
A States Treastirer shall he 'chosen by tho : quali
Boil olectorteof the State; at - such times and for ouch
terms of service us nimbi bo prescribed 1,,y law."
JAMES 11. WEBB,
•
. ,
' Speaker of . tho Ilona° of Ilepresontstires.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
.Sloothor of the &onto
Approved the fifteenth day of Juno, Anna Dotuini
ono tiff mud eight hundred nod sevontpone.
•
JOUR W. GEARY,
Prepared and aertliied for pnblication purenant to
the 'I cuth Article of the Comanotion,
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Corrimouwealth
Chico Secretory of the Comtnonwealtli,/
Harrisburg, July sth, 1117.1,.. 4 „ f 2aJel
J. E. Caldwell & CO., Jewelers
CARD.
J. •E. OALDWELL & CO.,
002 CIIESTNUT 'STREET,. PIIILADELPHIA,
DESIRE to ithite the _especial atten
tion of purcluolets and othera vialtlutt titU
city, to their unusuaps largo and cached asaortoonit
NE TV J E TV R Y,
FINE WATCHES
or MCLiT REMADL MAK ERS
Artistic Silver Ware
FOR 11111 DAL AND OTIIER PhESENTATION6,
TABLE CUTLERY, ELECTRO PLAT, D GOODS
OF FINEST QUALITY
FRENCII CLOCKS, BRONZES AND
MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
Received DIRECT FitOM PARIS during the
r -
COllllOOlll4 o l I.llto littklitiOlt it OTtetidflii to all
who uiay be induced to accopt a cordial Invitation
to visit their beautiful stops,
002 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Gift Enterprise.
$765 5 000
II CASII GIFTS, TO BR 1)
~~
MWMWMI
DIZEMEM
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
5 Cash Gifts each, $40,000 60 Cash Gips, $l,OOO
10 "' " 50,000 200 " " 500
20 " ' 5,000 p5O " " 100
60 Elegant Rosewood each; to
" 111.,lotleonel " 75 to 100
60 to 175
350 Sewing sfachings.
500 Gold IV/itches. - - - " 75 to 300
Cash Prices, Silvor Wars., etc., rained at $1,000.t 0
A amuse to draw any of the above Prises for 25e.
Tickets dmerltang Prizes are sidled ie ..nvelores tied
well nilsod. On receipt of 25c. a SMICII Tackei is
drawn without choice, nod sent by mall to any ad
dress. The prise named upon It will be delivered
to the ticket holder on Payment of One Dollar.
Prises are Immediately sent to nay addiess by
ox
pr-se or return mill.
.You will Snow what your p. too Is Imitore you pay
Writ. Arty trite exchmty,d 2r annther of the frlnto
mine. Nu Meeks. Our Patrons can depend on Mir
dealing
.•___ . . . •
Itcri.arNcrs renewing latelyArew Valtiable
Prizes and kindly permitted us to imbil-h them:
Andrew J. Burn., CM sire, $10,o0n; Miss Clam
Walker, Italtimre, Plane, $000; James M. ?gat.
thews, Detroit, 83,000; Sohn Anderson, Stiventitilf,
$5,009.; James Slininells, 'onion, $lO ouo.
PRESS OPINIONS! "The firm Is reliable " Weekly
Tribune, Dec. 28. ",Doserve their success "—X.
Herald; Jun. 1, "Juht. end
Dec. 5.
Send for a Circular. Liberal loduc. cents to
Agents. Satinfaction'guarao teed. Every package of
200 Sealed Envelopes contains ONI: OANII Oil,. Seven
tlcl, eta fur $I: 17 fur $2: 60 lor $5; 200 for $l5.
Address JAMES II; MARTIN $ CO,
15Je713:n 70 Broadway, N. Y.
School Tax
SCHOOL TAX FOR 1871
4'4-The Bupllcato of School Taxon for the present
year hoc beau issued by the School three tom of the
Borough of Carlisle, and delivered to the Treasurer
for collecti
Notice to therefore hereby given to the taxable
Wizens of said School Distract that the Treasurer
will attend at the County Court House (Commis.
stoners' office) on
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUG. 30 AND 31,
next, between the hourS of nine and tire o'clock on
said days, ior tiro purpose of receiving the said
taxes, and up to said dates taxes may be paid et
the office of the Treasurer, No. 28 n Marion Hail"
[alibiing, Went Main street.
On ail tax• s paid on or before the above dabs, a
,do,inction
FIVE PER CENT
will be !nada for prompt payment, after which time
a warrant will be Issued, enforcing the collection
of all each taxes ne remain unpaid.
J. W. EBY, Tremont.,
Carlisln, Juno 14,1871
2.2,10710 L
Miscellaneous Ads
DOWN WITH lIIGII PRICES FOR
WHITE WASHING:
T. J. SMITIIi la now prepared to do white wash
ing and wall cleaning, and wall scraping, on the
most impr.ved plan, and at the shortest notice.
There need be no removing of carpeta or furniture.
Sailaffictieu given, or no pay required. 00011 refer- -
copes givra,
.Plume Bove orders at the barber shop
of David Welch, or Calvin Able, or at tho office of
J, L. Sterner & Bro., livery and exchange stable..
v.OOO give me a call. ffikluntdec,
NoTrcE.—Notico is hereby given
that application will he mode to t h e next Log
ialaturo for tho incorporation of a Bank of Deposit
and Dhiconnt, to ho located at Carlhile,Cinnheciand
county, Pennaylyailla, to be called the l'eoplee' Sav
ings h ook, %%MI It capital of twenty-live thoneand
dollars, with the privilege of inereaving to ono bun
dted tin - um:id dollaut.
29JotnOnt
•CASH BUSINESS.—On and after the
first of B-pteruber next,l Intend to do a CA Sil
11USINEI38 with all, without respect to perrons.
Country produce received ns cosh, $ll exchange for
goods ns usual. Sty this arrange:neat, strictly en
forced, I will be enabled to sell goo orlon at reduced
rates.
Main(' O. INIIOFF.
iLTARVEST HOME.—The Cumber
:Ll land , County Agrieultunil Society will hold
their annual _liar vest Home on Saturday, August
19. at the fair ground. nil friondl of the Society
aro Invited to ho present..
13Ju71:11
T HEREBY amMuneo myself as an
I..lo l .mb:et f;lll.iitilltu for Om Wilco of C, , urity
'Nuns Hirer.
15.1entf
DAVID lIIIOADS
Drugs and Fancy Goods,
PURE AND UNADULTERATED
LiItUOS 0 01 ALWAYS ON OBTAINED AT
J 11. HAVESSTICK'S
• No 5 South Ilauover Street,
Carlisle, to.
N. IL—Prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded at all tllllOll.
IEOO -
lir
B. lIA.VERSTICK,
NO. 5 SOUTIY HANOVER 81'REET,
OARLISLN, PA
Dealer in
Drugs, Mediciucs,
For Hale
HdtrsE FOR BALE
NO. 35 WEST LOEXIIES STEE:ET
J. B. HAVERSTICK.
12Jnn71
FOR SALE.—A first-class no top
A: . buggy. Eut.troy now: Moo a firat•clara ono
nom thruu apring wagon. Dapfro at."Counnledon.
one office.
_
•
24°71 \ '
FOR SALE
A large quantity of STONII, sultehle for build Lug,
curb, and Ilmo•buraing purposes. Enquire of
MILE. E. 1). rows,
llarrlsburF Turnpike, mar North Hanover street.
Wenn
FOR SALg. - - r Sevoral lots Aituated be
twoen I.eturt Spring and Oarrlsou Lane;
buitobto for Intl.ding lota, of fur truck kiartlenlng;
.t.notng bent quality of ground fur tidoyorponin... 41,..
ply to , ! CIIAS. 11. lIEVIIIIItN. - ',
3Ontli7ltf - - : ' ' •
FOR SALE.—A first-class Carom.
Willard Tablo; l u Won 'used but: R abort
Ilmo. Balls, ones mull all calm - luta, Ingutra.tot
Tins Orono. lklut ltf,
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, tee.
VIM r.IIRE DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
rind Potent noill2lnes,' go to J. A. Ilavoratlck,
No. 5 South lintiofer atreot.. "Alsoi'asplondldnasort•
Mont orTollot Smile, Portlulierleikaud Pauoy Toilet
Articles.'
J. "
• 'No.S South Hattori r atreet, Carlisle, Ps.
noet7o .
YOU can obtain Dyo Stuffs, Ferro
'J. morns, mid Fancy Articlor, at J. Il• Havel ,
ticleoo Phyolalana' prescrlptione carefully .coni
poundud anal , •
- • J. R. lIAVKRSTICK,
N 0.5 South !fawner ulreat s anrllelo, Po:' •
150c1701
vegetable Hair _Renewer
Sall'
HALL'S;
El
Restores
Gray
Hair
to its
Original
Color,
Promotes
Growth I
and is a
Splendid
o. Dressing
Try one
Bottle
Thicken
up the
Thin
Locks 1
Sold by all
Druggi.sts a,!d ltrs in Mcdicin.
Prico Ono Dollar Per Bottle
R. P. HALL S, J o„ Proprietors
GUldChains
LABORATORY, NASHUA, N. II
S. A. 11AVERSTICK,'Agent,
CARLISLE, PA.
25.670-1 y
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
-M , A,..PLE,WOOD INSTITUTE for
Young Ladara, Pita:field; Mass., long and
widely known for great Veouty iif nation and aunt:-
I:amity of instruction. IlliV. C. V. t-PEAR.,
VOR SALE.-200 acres superior
\VIIPfe OA IC TIM BER hod,nenr Lock Ilown,
P 3. 5,000 ocroi Ilomlock Tauber land, rotter
Po. I'. W. SIII , IAI o•cilogint. ;_nginvvr.
Pottsvillo.
ROOT BEER—This delicious whole
some and ritfreshing Sommer beverage, can bo
very emit ly„innile in every fondly at a eon of about
FIVE OR' SIX CENTS PER GALLON, by unlng
ASCBENBACII & MILLER'S Root Beer Extract.
IS your atoro does not aptl thin, toad twcMY•ll,4
rents to Aaelientowli & Miller, No. 400 North Third
Street, Philudelphia, fur PIM bottle, which will
make n whole Barrel of Beer. nee bottlee for ono
dollar. Full inetroctiolui sent with eaellnot.
HOLLIDAYSBURG SEMINARY,
=I
T USCARORA ACADEMY, ACA ',-
MIA, l'A.
The thirty-sixth School year begins Septetniter
sixth. Location healthlul, attractive and a ell
adapted to physical development. Fro. from listing
places and saloons, the hill vll'lll,ll arm moral. Seth
than 3,000 young men have here been prepared for
College or Inisineva
Terms - I:nodes - ale. Apply for circular to
D. D. STONE. A. NI.
J. J. I'ATTI:U.4ON, A. M.
TWENTY YEARS IN 'SUCCESS
FUL OPERATION.
Every policy Issued by thu old MussaellueLetti tlutual
We Insurance Company le secured frond-forfeiture
by law of the State. For Insuntnee or agencies, ad
dress nr npply nt Agency, Slith and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia, Pa-
H. HENDERSON'S FAMILY LI:
-QUOR GASES.
Each e 11.90 containing Oro Bottle of
OLD PALE BRANDY.I HOLLAND GIN.
OLD RYE RISLEY OLD PALE SHERRY.
FINE OLD POItT. OLD BOURBON
Guaranteed Pore and of the very Best Quality.
PaIICE &EVEN DOLLARS. •
Sent by Exprefe C. 0. D., or Post office order,
B. n ENDERSON, 15 Broad street, New York.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.
CoUNOELS ON TOE NATURE ANTI HYGIENE LT TUE
MASCULINE FUNCTIO}I, By DR. NAPIIETS, author of
•' The Physical Life of Woman." It relatea to the
male sex ; la full of new facts; delicate but out
spoken; practical arid popular; highly endorsed;
sells rapidly. Sold by subscription only. Exclusive
territory. Terme Prh o $2. Addrom for
contents. &c., J. O. PEBOUS & CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ROTARY MEASURING FAUCET.
The best. A durable and reliable article. hirer
gums, and not liable to breakage. Send for circular.
Address Box 40, Shiremanstown, Pa.
A MILLION DOLLARS
{bawd but quiet men can make a fortune •by re
voatin: the secret of the business to no one.
Addrabs EDGAR SIMS,
685 Broadway, Now York.
AGENTS READ THIS I
WE WILT. PAY AGENTS A SALARY' OF TSO
PER WEEK and expenses, or allow n large commis.
slon to sell our 1/CW and wonderful lovesilons. Ad
dress M. WAGNER A CU. Marshall, Mehl.
$325A MONTH, Horso and Car
ri3go furnished. Expense, paid. II
SHAW, Alfred, 'e. •
nju7l4t ' '
l'oollt Cleanse 2
LAVODON T
T ETE MOST DELIGHTFUL
TOOTH CLEANSER
AND BREATH PURIFIER
IN THE WORLD
II In n splendid Id
IC Pre.rVitl the TEETII from decay
It pr. ventu rp.ttion of TARTAR on ilia
11=1
It i rodueen FR ,ORANT lIREATII
ft Is .t d.•11:111111: t1.5/1111
LAVODONT
to contain nothing of no injurious oldectiono
chmra,•ter In Its compoal.lun, oittl-r to tho mantel or
body of tho Taarrn
Thu Ron On It. 1.. Di.laud. Pro.oldeut of Dllll.Ol
Cullego, mys: "1 hare mod LAVODOIT. It I.
rt pleasant Prni(frice and Flagrant Mouth )Vash.
Mao found nothing hotter."
For solo by Jos llovoratlck. atol
aruggleta generally
I'dca GU atlas p.Tllottla
CARR BROTHERS g• 00,
propriatorc
Baltimoro, 14,1
1J0713m
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
FOR BALE.—KfriKet of land situated
on thn Canal and Riyor, In Liverpool towoebip,
Perry county, contalnidg THREE HUNDRED AND
fIFTY ACHES, more or Kee, having thereon erected
a two-etory Brick double DWELLING HOUSE, ele
gantly finished; n large two-story;FRAME DWELL.
INO HOUSE, and'a very flue frame BANK BARN,
HUGO foot. The above tract can be readily divided
Into povatal farm, which will be eold fogether or
eeparate, to mutt. perchaeore.
Also, a piece of land in the same townebip; con
taining THIRTY ACRES, more or loee, partly .
cleared.
AIRO, a tract of land on the canal and river, In
Buffalo township, in the same county, containing
'ONE HUNDRED 'AND FIFTY AVILES, morn or
lees ' about the hell being cleared, having thorgoe
erected two log bonne and a log stable.
. Alec, a lot of ground In tine borough of Livery/A,
being 80x150 feet, lying 'between the river en
c a nal, and baring thereon erected a WA Kralove&
All to Do sold on very favorable torms'and time
given tb nett the purchaser.
The above properties will be offered at private
sale until OCTOBER 20, 1871, and if not sold before
that aoltint public sale on ^that day in
Liverpool, when and where the terms will Ins made
known..' ••
Apply to 11. G. MOSER, Mechanicsburg, Or to J.
j r., '
*MI
SIGFILIAN
E
tbo only perfected and ordeetlll
sally prepared - preparation of its
kind ernr oftured to the public,and
Ints no competitor In merit. By Ito
um° Gray flnir la noon restored to ail
orlElnal youthful c,lor and fall
Ilabcy, which fe so much admired
by all. Persona whoao hair la thin
or falling out, •111, by .tlio..roio of
our Renewer, earn eve its k rod ut
foots, as, by It. tonic nod at Itunlia
log propertioe the hair glands will
Lc Incited awl the heir grow thick
p
end etrongligeln. to coge% of 13.1.1.
ness It cvIII •note n new growth
unless the fellieloe ate destroyed.
It in cooling, nod ltll ay s idl Itching
and fretted.n of rho fiCall, It duo
not fitsdn the coin ou do tly.ff, but
nuatex tho ncalp whit° And chums
As n dressing it lento beat and moat
economical proton - alb n In the world
no Its effecte,lant a.) much
I=IMMIIII
free to all, by mall
OMB
ai-lluttrauteo
THE_EMPIRE 31U2'UtAL
U - r - rNEXAMPLED I
I=l
LIFE INSURANCE CO?IPANY,
OF NEW TONE,
In tho nAt Flitoon Month. once oxletunce Jta. {aimed
OVER FORTY-FIVF HUNDRED POLICIES I
INSURING OVICII $8,000,000.00
and taking in Premiums $500,000.00,
lming the largest commencement biathlon ever don.,
by any company In the world I
I=
Ordinary whole-life policies nro absolutely non
bible from payment n r first animal premium.
•
Special Insurance nou-ferfeltablir after two annual
payments
All polleics incontestable fur uauul mimes,
absolutely incontestable after two annual prouiluum.
All rontrlctlona upon travul and rooldence rornwied
and no pernilta
Liti accumulation of Int...tot on Lonna or Ll•ferrod
Promiump, and no Incrcoac of otional payinonts un
any elms of puliclint
Ono-third or the prooduel loaned to the party In
mired) if (looked, and 00 Noto roquired.
Dlvldanthroariho progressive plan, and also upon
tlou guarantee Interest plan.
Bootoe.° of the compooysonduatel or• the Mutual
Plan:
Polley elmplu And fair In Its prurieluue.
Incontestability of Policies
It is the purpose of Tho Empire to fulfill all Its
contracts, the evidence of which is that its policy
has no cspvenient refuges by means of which it can
I escape a Just demand. Proyen_fraud—on_the-p.rt-of
the insuri,d will always invalidate a policy. Also
suicide, if committed previous to the payment of tile'
second annual premium; or death caused by engaging
in any specially hazardous business within the first
two years. But after the expiration of two years,
the mdicy will ho held incontestable for all causes
except fraud.
. .
--Non-Forfeitura-of-Lifo-Policies
No policy of J 114111611.5 with contiminue payment°
fur life will be forfeltod or,beconto void by the non
payment or Ifemlunte thereon, until the frill paying
power of the premium° horn Leon exliatated The
language of the trolley le:
"That if any prentium after the Orel annual pr -
ruiunt shall have been paid, shall not be paid on the
day when due, and the said assured shall, within
thirty days thereafter, give notice in writing e f ina
bility to pay the same, and of a desire that said
policy shall be continued in force under the follow
ing conditions. Then, and In ouch case this policy
shall nut be forfeited or become void by the nOm
payment of the said premium due thereon, until after
the aspiration of a period, to be determined as fol
lows, to wit: The net value of this policy when the
premium beconteit due, shall be determined by actu.
arial calculation, and after deducting from each net
eaten• the 'loans upon said polrey uncanceled by divi
dends, and any indebtedness to the tolllpPlly, four ;
fifths of what remains shall be considered a not sin
gle premium of temporary insurance, and this policy
shall be continued In force during thejterm for which
It will insure, according to the age of the party at
the time of the lapse - Of the premium.
Example of the Non-Forfeitable Plan of
_,,the "Empire."
Ago of party insured, 65. Ordinary whole life policy
One annual premium will continue, the policy in
force 2 years and 3 days
Two annual :premiums will continuo tho policy In
force 4 yea:Toad 12 day.
Three anralsl premiums will continuo the pulley in
force 6 years and 27 days.
Four annual prentiumo Will continuo the policy In
force S years and 46 days.
Five annual premiums will continuo the pulley in
force 10 yearn and 50 clays.
OFF ICEIts
G. Hilton Scribner, President
George W. Smith, Vice Presi-
RIM
Sidney W. Crofut, Secretary
Lemuel 11. Waters, Actuary
Thomas K. Marcy, M. I)., Aledi-
cal kxantinci
Everett Clapp, Superintend
Ageneles
THE TESTIMONY OF THE PRESS
The Etninre le a popular Institution, managed by
reliable men, on ,amid huskiesa prlal,plee, and it
iiu.tiliod lit n very early day to Fauna ehnnl•!ur
ehould.r with the eldest continual. ..1 Its els ...ter
In the e •uetrv. It, officers end dlrvet. re twat;
buelnu.e," end heye orga'nized with Ike view of
establishing a to. del inwtltutien.—N I Mari...d
ent. January 20, IVO.
"TIII3 Comp:ol,l4 n groat nocueme; Co, n 01,10 of
able, evonouthotl, nod rellnblo munagemont. 'rho
En.plro Imo no ouperlor In 1.110 couulry: `—Barton
Peal.
"The encrusts of Mu Empire has buon'linnuriumell..
—Traveler.
" Tho Empire VIII attract the Intrrce el tilt'
tbetemplutiog IJIu indttrahu."— Wiitchsrvm aritl
Jleclor.'
t.1131,1ng a policy In this COMP:W.V. wu ruel M 1 JUR I
pride Iu thu gi oat etircus+ it is add, v;ng„!— Ern,
=1
"An oxcollent Company."
"A vory 1111eCTOSfill 01111pItliT."-Chrigrrvlioluslist
"It Is trltL pOculiar pleasure that we speak of.this
now candidate fur public favor. We kt.ew many
years since the President of (lie company. We knew
him to be a man of energy, of cbaractcrol superior
business ability, nod .above all else. a once. Nand man
in whatever ho undertakes. Thottoch is,:Ple Com
pany has adopted the best improvement. of the day
in s its organlsatten."—Nete Englund Insurance
tale. ,
GEO, 8. E 14119,
QM=
•
Cumberland, Pony, and Juniata Conn
tiee,
OFFICE WITII S. lIEFBIJRN, Jn.
Plulatf