- polio° made a "raid"
on somo " loaihrs" in the 'Market House,
on
,Tuesday, and arrested sixteen, : of
them. This is right. Let the police do
their duty, with - regard to these. persons
loafing around - the squire;-and they will
don make themselves "mighty scarce."
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that ex
cursion trains were run on the C. V. R.
B. to' the ,"Ridge Camp," on Sabbath
last, tklarge iMmber of our oiticoris vis
ited Possum Hill camp.. The: attend.-
awe was large;and.the best of oider ob
`served on the krounds. •
Y'''"Onkrugitz.:lt becoming - our sad duty
'this Week, to chronicle the death of Mr.
Daild Martin, an old and respected citi
zen of this place, who breathed his last
.on Tuesday morning; after a lingerMg
'was
of three months.' ;Mr. ;Martin
'wa bom: in .Motiroo township, -this
county, but Was a resident of our bor
ough for the past, 25 ,years.. For a num
ber of years he was the proprietor of tho
"Corman," now the "Bentz" House,
and while ,liens made hosts of, friends
and acquaintances. Mr. M. was in the
seventy-second year of his ago
Ica.—Wo visited, a few days since, tho
co house of Mr. Holmes Blair, and found
the Superintendent, Mr. Levi Zeigier'and
his assistant, Mr. Mei. oigler. busily en
gaged in getting out tho frozon lumps
for theii customers.
Mir; Bliir's ice housa which is, dn-
Videdly;•tho largest in the Cumberland
Valley, holds when filled over 800 tons,
and contains at the present time some
800 tons, thus insuring the people of
Carlisle a supply during the continuance
of the warm weather.
The other dealers in this article in
town have been out for several weeks,
and had it not'been for the enterprise of
Mr. Blair in erecting his,commiidioes ice
house, we would now be dependent on'
the city for bur supply and, consequently,
would bo paying very high prices.
It is ME Blair's intention to merely
charge a fair price for his ice, not taking
van age o the 1,
business all in his own hands, and we'
hope that his investment may be a Draft
able. one.
THE RIPON CAMP MEETINO.—Tho
Ridge Camp Meeting which is now in
• progress', has boon very largely attended.
There are probably one hundred tents,
the majority of which are of canvass.
Inside of the square of the tents,,are
seats .Capable of comfortably seating
13,000 persons. Ou Sabbath last, excur
sion trains were run from Harrisburg
and Chambersburg, and His estimated
that nearly 10,000 persons were present
during the day. Notwithstanding the
vast number assembled, the utmost
order prevailed, With the exception of a
quarrel between some persons of Car,
lisle, and some rowdies of Harrisburg.
An accident occurred during the after
noon, by which a young lady, Miss Annie
Keefer,_Of Harrisburg, was seriously, if
not fatally injured;--Sre—was--invitod-tti
take a drive, by a young man of her
acquaintance from Carlisle, and during
tlio drive the front axle b c roke, throwing
them to the ground, and - hurting the
lady in the spine and , side. The camp
meeting will close on Friday, the twenty
fifth instant.
Busirmss.—Some of the leading mer
chants of this place, acting on the sug-.
gestion offered in last week's HEns.r.ryi
circulated petition, to the affect that
-all places of business would be closed
frOm 10 a. m., until 8 p. m., on-Saturday,
the mineteenth instant, to afford their
clerks an opportunity of witnessing the
dedication of the
_Soldiers' Monument.
The petition was very generally signed,
the merchants closing their stores at the
hour names. But we are compelled to
pay that a number of them violated the
stipulated agreement; for scarcely had
tho Benediction been pronounced, when
certain prominent merchants opened up,
their stores, regardless of the petition
they had signed, while a nnmbor of
others, on the_ other_ hand, kept' their
doors closed until three o'cloCk.
It is with groat reluctance that we re
vert to this matter, but justice to the
business mon that kept "closed &Ors"
compels us to notice it. This is the first
time, we believe, our business mon have
been requested to close, excepting on
public holidays, and in due respect, to
the memory of our " fallen' bravo," we
,think there might, with propriety, have
been a general suspension of business
during the hours named in the petition.
[Con'ntmleataKL)
To the School Dire tore of South Mid
dleton Towns tho undersigned ,
patrons of 'School No. 9, do protest
against the appointmont of Miss A.
~Good as our teacher, and also complain
that Miss I Jennie Coylo, as well as our
:solves, has boon liadly treated, by remov
ing her without a causo:
J. W. CIAIWIBAD,
• D. P. '1100*E11;
TII.OIIAO BILADLEIT,
4:axon Novitunonn,
Jicon filr/nLE,
Ono. 'D. CnAxamin,
Torn Eiwintnfi,
hiNsor B. Knornv,
:4 SACIOn WITTOR, '
• L. CIi.i.7OIIBAD,
BAMUEL KEENEY, Bic,
.ChzOnon Brmons, •
WM: FLYBIIER.
ME
Aiwent 15, 1871
I publislillus above and what follows,:
for the reason that the School Directors,.
treat the' patrons• of school No. 9 as if,
they,bitd no rights the DirmaterdWore:
, bound:to respect::
:
- Last session we asked for our pro-'
Portion of money, or rather for forty.
dollars each ,month. They . said thky
iiiild - do soTif. - W.ri presonted a
,'_teacher:
with a professional certificate. We did;
so. slimy then gavn''thO s'ohool to `ono'
who is only entitled to thirty-flvo del-, lam; and they . , use thO, bilanco of the;
. money in the otherdletriets. '-
' " The'reason for net giving, the sehooll
tto Miss qoylo is, flint:Madam Rumor said!
.riearly: one-fifth. of the Patrons were 0p...!
ipesed to her ; and if this is Om ruling...of
in Ltomocratio hoard, that' one-fifth :iie. ,
tbeoen.trol fourAfths of the citizens, ad'
~tif tbn tine° composing iess than Orte
g', tiro of them are not property,hold-'
rent. And if our school matters .cannot:
be Conducted•openty'atid o .fairlY,,Wlthout t ;
a cau - cup, - .the sooner we aro done, with'
froo achO'ols the better for us. ,• ' ' '
• The only fahlt Of 'fhb& Mit ComPlalri,
of "'What rrunortutyo,.is, that.in'one times!
the , terlhil', Pada ; till
,children . wash ,
demi:leaves, and .the ether, ,that she did,
not invite her' children to . 'a party given:
by her: brother:. ' 'pito
,di' etorif 'rallied . a',
alittailng - to heathe lair° i and' tlie . eieii- ,
te 7 o
-.. .rotorjr,lidd a chigoe ~ p !ionitsofoto, tli'o
Atolotl*oiittoil to, prat that , it Wfis - all
1*(1. lam ban, to siitliat Mr. SSW ,
' uol Zug It not inoludat:itiVio cooibiiifi.
Von or confodotition.•:' ,' '
"'" ' ' -•-- . W . r, . -iicinaiii:
Ws would call attontion to the largo
numbor of real estate - Olin that appßar
in the presont-issue of oun rAsren.
Smtrurs FornntA.S will sell, at public
sale, n front of the Court House, thieo
.properties, on Friday. morning mit, at
10-a;clook. Bee ad.
Alumina Denon.—The follosling let
tercreceived'by a resident•of DiCkinson
township, this county, has been handed
us • .for . We ,mappose none
ofpur readare are verdant enough 'to bo
np'' by this dodge, yet wo will
publish it_ for the benefit of the unarm
specting. It reads its follows :
Dear Sir :—Thinking you would tiro
to deal with us, ,I take this to lot you
know what our businesi is. We are
'dealing in 'lO, 15, 25 and 50 cent scrip,
'and $2.00 and $5.00 bills, which we defy
;any,one to tell from genuine. We pro
-Mite- our - goods - from -Canada,- and-aro
the only party in the U. B. having goods
made from these plates, and by•sending
us $5.00 wo send you ~,$25.00 worth of
samples of our good 4 whicii no other
'Party in the country can or will do c • Wo
dispose of our goods $5.00 for $l.OO, but
no less than $5.00 worth to any one—as
much more as you like. ,Wo have cus
tomers, disposing of thousands monthly
of the same goods we offer you, and'you
can do as well so. If you want to make
a few hundred easy and quick send for
some of our goods. Address, confldon
tinily, , •
- • D. MASIIRI6 & CO,
Biddeford, Maine.
P. B. - - Beware - of parties
claiming to deal in our goods..
[AIrINOUNCSMENTB.]
Fon a chOice slice of ham go to Me- .
"toy's.
BY means' of a peculiar arrangement of
lenses and my large light, I can' take
children's pictures very quickly. I have
made many' in ono-quarter -the` tithe I
have ever seen them taken by any other
instrument. For this reason I ask those
,__Klxo want pictures of4hildren to come to
All other work carefully done. With
respect. ' H. P. CHAPMAN.
21 West Main street.
PUBLIC SALE OF. LUMBER
.52,000 feet of "first-dlass White Pine
baili boards" will be sold at public auc
tion in lots - to suit purchasers, on the
"Ridgo" camp ground, on the Cumber
land Valley railroad, Sire miles east of
Carliiile, on Saturday, September 2, 1871
at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of the Camp meeting com 7
jnittee. Terms will bo made known on
day of sale by _ _
CRorctt brown coffee aspecialty at
Meloy's.
FOR BALE
The ornamental cottage. owned by
Mrs. C. H. Bill, on North street near
West. It cohtains nine rooms, a largo
garret-aud_:_a_cellar. - The lot is 151 feet
in front, and 240 feet - in depth, improved
by shrubbery, evergreens, and a variety
of large and email fruits. Apply on the
premises to -
MRS. C. R. BILL
17au711V
THAT choice flour can still be bad at
Meloy's. 24au712t.
A RESPECTABLE young lady wants a
situation as house keeper or companion
to a lady. Address, Miss A. M., post
office box 428, Carlisle, Pa.
17au 71 tf. ,
HORSE SHOEING
The undersigned having leased the
shop on 4 corner of North and East
streets, would give notice that ho is pre
pared to execute horse shoeing, and
repairing in all its various branches, and
would respectfully solicit a share of pub
lic patronage.
WILLIAM H• ABIIINS
17au711m
Tun best brands of canvassed Sugar
Cured Hams and dried beef. Coffees(
Sugars,' and Teas of the finest quality.
Choice new family flour. Queensware
at the lowest prices. I cannot be under
sold. Everything guaranteed.
J. M. MASONTIEIMER,
Southwest corner Pomfret and Pitt
streets, Carlisle, Pa. 7jo7lif.
Go and see the large assortment of
kid gloves at J. G. Wolf's.
F'. GAnninsn. & Co's., miler„ mills aro
several dollars cheaper than most other
mirls, land equal to the. boa - F(4 making
go iKI cider. Every farmer who has any
appTos; at all, ought to have ono.
10au711m.
FOR SALE OR RENT
A largo and commodious throckstory
brick house, on the corner of Main and
'B r odford streets, now occupied by Mrs.
'bordont- Las all the modern improve,.
meets, with brick stable and ice house
'attached. Inquire of R. E. Shaploy,
corner of North and Pitt streets.
FltEgli country cabbago,. boots, and
boaus, roceivod daily at ilumncles.
Yo# can save money by buying your,
notions and small wares from J.
.11.
Wolf, No. 18 North Hanover street.
Sramo chickona at numrich'a
Fon a ➢lne assortment of Hamburg
and Swiss odgeg, cotton fringe, and
Marseilles trimmings, go to Wolf , •
BOARDERS. WANTED
The proprietor of the famous summer
resort pt Carlisle Springs, hereby-gives'
notice that he is prepared to accommo
date about twenty more boarders. These
,Springs aro so well known fdr their,
'medicinal qutti4itia that :no ftiithor de
scription is ppeessary. • • ,
On inquiry at Carlisle, passengers Will ,
bo taken aired to Ake Springs by J. L:
Sterner b Bro., livery stable keepers;;
Pa.
Vat. Ellrr2M., • Proprietor,
Carlisle Springs, Pa. ,
22j071tf,
• C 011111131 LAN D - ' VALLEY SEPAItA.-.
TOIL-4 Great Ruccess,-Harvest is over
arid a number of "bid erops have boon'
alroady:' thraelted, cleaned arid bagged,
in the best style, ready for market, by.
this now St3parator, manufa'etured' by F.
Gardner & Co., at thp.Garlislo Machine;
The now Giiiiborland ;Valley
Separator' , proyes-iteelf to •ho just .tho
nittobino the firm'or 'Wants-411ns t3at3y,
threshes rapidly, and cleans perfectly—
simple in construction, easy to keep in
repair, and builtin Gm best style.'. Our;
farmers will no longer have to send away
hundhitits' or Milos to other' 'Stites' for i ts,
Separator. They ,can now, got ono at
home, inferior to . neho . "lii - working:
caTaoltY,',o4 , at a orcry 400011AgrOiy . lossl
coot than' the Western and. many , . other
machines. \ Withoat wagons the Cumber;
and lioparator ia, ao levv,in price
-
1! at 'Ovary , ifford.to
have ono on hill own 'barn Stich.
'..)
SnouLnions, sides, dried - bcof, boot
t,ongifes; =sugar -cured - 'inn* 2 -whole •-or
sliced, pickled and canned oysters,' ;at
Hurnricles. . , • - '
Fon, etteperepre, handkerchiefs and
paper collars, go to J. 11.:5yolf 'a,
BUY THE BEST
The 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. Fridfey's
store, No. 21 North Hanover street..,
— Also look at his refrigerators, water
coolers, bread safes, umbrella stands and
a full lind of house furnishing goods.
25ma716m
SwzrrzniCEind American cheese just
received at Ilinurich's.
Fans and Karmic at reduced prices,
". •
POTATOES.—Poach Blows--Lby the
wholesale. BAY ct'SoNs,
hma7ltf Harrisburg.
Go to J. H Wolrs, No. 18 North
Hanover street, for jet and plated jew
elry, bracelets, tc.
Counnias made into switches, chig
nons, curls ) frizetts, ac., at Madame
Rotes.
J. 11. WOLF sells the cheapest cor
sets, hoop skirts and bustles.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NEW MACKEREL, LARGE AND
FifsTE.
Wm. Blair & Son aro selling largely
of BEST STEW ➢MACKEREL at very low
prices, a few half barrels of prime shad
and dry,salt herring, very cheap.
We offer. best Ohio factory choose, be
low the lowest. Please inquire for
prices, ono ton sold in a few days.
Try our fresh canned oysters and you
will try them again
17au7f
[A CARD TO TR
Dtt. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
I NRALT.TII7,t IN CORRECTING IRTLECIU TART
TIES, REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS OP THE
MONTHLY PERIODS, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, AND ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
A 'PREVENTIVE.
THERE I S4NOT A LADY LIVING
But what nt sothe period of Ifer Life \sill find the
DUPONCO GOLDEN PILLS Jest' the medicine ebb
needs. For Nervous Debility, Bearing down Pains,
Polpitstion of the Heart, Retained, Irrogular or
Painful Menstruation, Rush of Blood to the flood,
Dizziness, &a, &c. These are the only Pills over
known that will cure tho Whites, (they will euro in
us rry case.) They nov& tall, and may he depended
J. DIINICF.T,
on In every rano whom tbo monthly flow ha.
Loon obstructed through cold or disease. DIJPON
CO'S GOLDEN PILLS alivays giro immediate relic
being eimeeially prepared for married ladle. A holy
wite: Dupon.'aOoldon Pills rationed nut In ono
day, without Inconvenience, like magic.
Is now put up In Large (White) Boxes r,,ntalulug
double quantity of Pills, and upon each box, you
iiiiiilii - d — thii — RaWsla — Starwprl need- f rem - my--Prb.
veto Die, upon which Lengthwise of the Stamp yon
will find the words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIOD.
ICAL PILLF, in White Letters, N.lttiout that none
aro genuine.
ME=l
Price .$l.OO per Loz, - eir. boxes—MOO: Sold Ly one
Druggist In every town, village, city ond Intralet
throughout the world. Sold In Carlisle, ,by 5,
A. liavonttiek, Druggist, No. 10 North Uttrover St.
Sold she by Dough A. :dosser, Mechaniehburg, Pa ,
and J. C. Altlek, Shippenstorg.
LADIES! Dy Flooding him DI to the Ca . rDslo post,
Oleo, can havogho Pills meat by moil to any part of
the country. free of portage.
None genuine mikes the box to elgned _
8. D. HOWE,
Solo Proprietor, Now York.
1e71.1y
DEBILITY AND EMACIATION
Both result from the lack of ability to convert the
food Into Marin:font. How necessary, then, for those
fruffering from these alarming 9/toptoms to Immedi
ately resort to a remedy' that will strengthen the
stomach and digestive organs. Par, as soon as this
desirable object has been acccmplished the health
Improves, and the patient resumes his usual pommel
appearance. rfontetter's 9tm:n(ol Bitters have at
tained a worldwide popularity In such cases, and
have boon proven the best and safest means of re.
moving constipation; toning the stomach, giving
energy to the liver, and relieving every symptom of
nervousness and depression of piddle. ,Its cheering
and beneficial effects ore highly spoken of by. thou•
sands, who owe to It thuir restoration to health No
restorative in the annals of motile'na has attained
the 8111110 popularity In the short space of limo it has
been beforo the public, or has won the high endorse
merits accordod to this excellent tools. Many other
preparations, purporting to be correctives and ro•
moralists, have bean introduced ,and have perished
ono by one, while the popularity of Ilostottar's
Stomach Bitters continuos to incretuie, and in now
recognised as o standard household medicine. The
Nacre. which attends the ties of the Bitters or locos
at ones Its virtues In an eases of llebtlity and disease
of tile. Certificates, almost without Inflater
hare been published, attesting Its truly miraculous
power In remorlog those painfel and fear fill dinlaa..
And at thls limo di looms Idle to do more than call
attention to the groat romody of the ago, In order to
waken public attention to its eicollence. It le the
only preparation of the lapd that to reliable to al
to , tes, and it II therefore worthy of the consider.
tio'e of the afflicted.'
lio7l-11n&1y.
Wmtß WlNdom will bonoilt you: bo not niwriyx
trollod by your Incredulity, hundreds him bought
rollof from-.1.1m-liorroreeut Dyspepsia through [loci
moditnerOf Doworniii .Pfeil-Dvorerrio BTOUAINI BITTERS
and found It. Why Should you suffer wholi this mindb
rabbi , otemachlohne cured many elmilar cane's-why do
you doubt whilo other bollove and aro cured ? Delay In
this matter lit both dangerous and unprofitable. yoitr
health: happinose and business notion, while cocoanut
nogloct In froguantly foil wed by !serious .and 000011
trollablo results. Dristrit's BITTERS aro eqUally
neoful In the TIIIMOTOUS diMellitiell attending - Ind!
geetton; no BILIOUSNESS, CoNETWATION, while for
Prong and Anon end other disorders procooding
from iliplellATA, it le the only reliable preventive and
remedy known. _ 21se
WIRE RAILING, WHIR GUARDS, for Rtors'
Fronts, Asylums, Ae. Iron 'Bedsteads, Wire 'Web
binge for sheep and poultry yards, Drone and Iron
wire cloth Sieves, Fenders, Bcroons for 'coal, ores.
sand, Ac., Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arresters
Lsndseapo Wire for Windows Ae., Paper Makere
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every informa
Lion by addressing the manufartUrem, SI.WALICER
BONS' No• n North 4lxtb etreot Philadelphia.
OrulaTilY.
IRON CITY COLLEOEPlttisburg, Pn
Tbmheet conducted, Matt popular and auroessfai
IMiill'ution In tho 'lluit , 4l Slater. fo;,'tlio thorough.
Prac'tical odiication, or young and nilddlo.nged mou
Por large desciipliyo circulars, co otalullig full
particular., address
. , ,
- J. C. 101 . 1TII, A. M
27ju71.3in
. - 'CARLISLE PROVISION-MARKET.
Corrected IVeektp Wm. :Blair .bon.
air/ise, Iretlttesday, Augult 230811.
BEITTER r $ 15
ROOS
LARD
TALLOW' - •
BRESWAX
BACON HAMS.,
do - BUOULDBRS...
do ' SIDES
INVITE BEANS
PAVED PEACHES,
UNPARRD. do
DRIED iIII2ES,
RAGS
••• • LIVE STOCK MARKETS. •
' • • Phitadelphia, Non.fay, August 21, 1871,1•
'T/ie airipats and sales of Beef - attire were tdripi
this Week, Peaehing about 2,890 head. The Oat! le
market was Letter thictueele, arid price's were firmer
bud def r ay, '
BXl7l'4' kAr OA T.t.reg per 1-b' • 70724
FAIR ANL GOOD '63,03!,4
"daimon
-8%136 „
, .
COWS'inue pettrXe itattet;, and no tte
'teen& Ire quote : Springers at $56, and (live and
Calvet at $5O. kiteeeipts nr . 260 head. • ' ' "
..sllENPlnere in, good relyett,dt ink:141,645; galett
fair and cho ice at 5004 Is ls , artdftack at 143,
head. ifeapite 20 t 000 head, „ ,II
110(18 leer's rather Saw ctf. fat;, and the &cringe
tiers' coinse?ita: entirely, V carrilfed stock. ,:tro Quote',
al :1 1 .4CMio lb draft, the latter: far :extra. .Itet
eeiptri223l „ hceb • •
WM. BLAIN at SON,
South end, Carlisle
MMM
=M!
=
BE WISE',
1 RO
ME
MAR KIST B.
CA.II/./0113 rBOPIIOIS'.3SAICIara,p - __
Corrected Weekly' by , R.C.'' 'Woodaectr.d.
Carlisle, indnesflay, Aispisst 23, 18/1V
r.exiir. pr.oull' , ' $ 6 26
SUPVRFINE FLOUR ' • 4 00
SUPERFINE RYS FLOUR
WHITETVIIEAT ' 2
25
RED WEIL'AT , . / 5
.
RYE —. . , . 00
.
• 65
CORN 7:3 40
CLOVEIiSEED ~ 5 00
•
TINOTITYSEED ' - 4 00
.
FLAZSEED 1 00
.
Prom the, Philadelphia North American.]7
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
, .FLOTIR, GRAIN AND BREW.
Phitadelj,hia, Attoust 22, 1871.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR $026
EXTRA FLOUR 5 25
•
RrE FLOUR 460
NEW WESTERN RED • 1 320 1 37
NEW AIMEE WHEAT I'4o 146
RYE 70
CORN
OATS
CLOVERSEED,
TIMOTHYSEED
FLAXSEED
=lsm
MARRIED
STEVENS—EDWARDS.-A t St. Peter's Eids . Ind
chorehrTueblo,-Cotorndo,-on-the-twentyrsixt _oL
July last, by the Rev. Samuel' Edwards, Rector, r.
R. Al. Stevenson, formerly of Carlisle, to :dies SIIS
C. Edwards, of Pueblo. .
BARBER-311LLER.—In New• Kingston, on tho
tltoonth of August, 11371, by W. W. Wrinbough. esq.,
Mr. Alozander Booboo, to Miss Laura. Elizabeth
Millar, all of Monroe township, Cumberland county,
ra.
NEW TO-DAY.
OFTEA.PEST COAL -ro
Tine undersigned as veer to furnish Coal to'all
Pa'rtiee, either for Family or 'Lirnelmrners' uno, at
cheap rates, provided they accept the follthring:
let. To order all Coal in Company cars.
2011. To charge mine weight, irrespective of any
loss likehtpment by leaky ears, ho.
3rd. To deliver your cool as it contra to band,
without re-screening, dirt and all.
4th. That In tho above mentioned modo of bust.
nese you will .
LOBE TEN PER CENT. ,•
So that when o hiinght and pol 4 for,
YOU'REALLY GET DET EIGHTEEN TONS
Tothis fact nll regular dealers will testify.
sth. To strive to-get your coal from any breaker
you mny desire, but on we bare to receive what is
sent, bo It Summit Branch . Dig Lick, pr Short Moun
tain from Lykons Valley, some of thom hoing not so
desirable; the samo applying 'to the herd coal
breakers also, you to take It as It . is sent to MC
Oth. As this kind of bus 111.8 Is done on Um Rail
road COmpany's sidlnga, do not nsk to see n sample
of coal. They do ant allow more than 24 hours' use
of siding; we therefore cannot show what' we can
urn lab you.
• Should you wish to purcl.ase coal where It can be
noon nt all times, kept in the dry,
RE -SCREENED AND IV MOILED BEFORE DE
LIVERY, •
call at either yard pf the subscriber, where your
ordure; will be promptly filled, and prondee to alive
you the lose and vexation conned by - ."inling dirty
em-inferiolveeab r tlieraby_alving4tourimPlilifkriet±lL
money than any one can du by fuminhing thelun
Dimino.
21au7111 . A. 11. BLAIIt.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postoffico at Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING AUG. 23, 1871 :
LADIES' LIST.
Deiller Sulam Marry Mnrpn et
Barkhohlor Labium . Poller Diana),
Brf , waewall Morain • Pawl Ellzahrtlk,
Dales Mary II rtewart Rosa
Soonsler Sarah
MMI
Sturgeon 3 ullann
Wren Mary
Yoter Ellen
-- Irocl I 2181 u
Jonee I.lbblo
tomb Hannah
titcOary Elizabeth
Malta:llore Ida K.
(lENT). EM EN'S LIST.
Innipess College Jacoby Wm
Seidler John Leh In on Mr
Baughman David Lophord Gan S
"-Corn lIISIII Daniel McCollister I)
Cold roe Alien Mani ly Don
Dodge John C - ➢foddorf Abram
Doer No thou Morris W
°reason D G 8 hoods John
Coble Wm - Froallworil !Leary
llarlaiart Wm Taylor Tlei-iry
brwrer Sy Ivrea,. M Wagner Dr. C. F
Dal us Thomas- 11 Warner I, -
E. D. RHEEhI,
Postmistress
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL EBTATE. --
On, Saturday, Septentber 23, 1871.
tom be sold at public bale, by the execntorm of
Ilene Mali Yoter, ilcceitsed, on the prernhca, that
Mate and gravel farm, mutilated In North Middleton
townnhimCumberlithil romity. PM '
on the Carlisle
and Illoontiville road, about 2 1 / ( : ninon from the
former plan'. lying on the Collodi - mid:lot creek,
bounded by.landn of A. Parr, 11. F. Wngoner, W.
Myron, r e q., Inwr'm hairs and others, containing
about 130 acres. The improvemente are a Frame
Dweding House, Wanii Hine., Spring !louse, Frame
Born, Wagon Shed and Cur u Cribs. An apple and
pench orchard, and other choice Troll; a well of
water et the door. About 100 acres of the farm in
deer and has hb6ti recently [lined, the remaining 31
acres are covered with excellent timber.
Parsons wishing 10 Tie,'i6e proporty cnn do so
by calling on J.l. Yoter, renidiug on the farm.-
: 1 111e to commence nt 1 o', lock, p. :a., on raid tiny,
when tenon Will be made known by
IL G. YOTER,
3. L. 'VOTER,
Executors of llexeklah Toter, dee , a. 011
MEM
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE..
On Tuunany, October 3, 1871, will be oficrod nt.
!bite sale, by the Intbscriltor, t.n the prenthen, situ-
ated three-feurtho of a mile south °foal:silly Station,
(C. V. It. It,) Cumberland county, P., A 'Mil:-
STONE —YAM!, containing 243 Acres, having
theiton eructed a Leg Weatherboard House, one of
the hent e Slone Barns In the county, now Winton
Shed and Corn Cribv Thare.lo n never failing well
of excellent center, conveilitutt, Apple Orchard, on
about 40 acres of fine timber.
The null Is fiat, quality. and more than half the
..irrn has been Iteicrlly Ilford within in few yOara.
Will be cold in one tract or in Uncle, of 100 and 03,
or 120 and 117 Heron.' The larger [recta containing
the Improvements.
All nocesnary Informathn will lie given by the
imbarrlboi, living on the adjoining farm, ur Ly mall,
addrens him nn above (Oakville, ?n,)
Solo to COIIIIIIKICO nt 11 a. w , on said day, when
.tendance will liu given nod tempi made known by
S. M. SHARP,
Att rney In fart fur
' -
PUBLIC SALE.
EIMME
On Thursday, September 28, 1871.
By virtue of an order or the Orphans' Court, to
mo directed, I will roll nt public ba.e, on the prom
ises In South Middleton to wfiship, Into tho propert y
of Samuel Spangler, decoaried. A lot of ground
sittiatod Our miler south east of Carlisle, one mile
ea.t. of Craighead's Station. on the South Mountain
railroad, on the main rood lending from York to
Shippensiturg, containing 80 perches, hounded by
lands of it, Irvin, John (Urine and Mery Snyder,
bating thertan erected c.•ed ono and n half story
FRAME HOUSE, Carpenter Shop, Stalin, Curriago
Rouen. Hog Pen. 'fake, (loon, and a never-failing
well of water and elateru at. the door. 'Phu lot tp
covered with a choler, selection of fruit, conolothig
of Apples, Pears, Cherries, Oropes,..te. This prop
erty would bo no eXceilent location fdr a mechanic,
ai it 1p sitnated in one of Om finest sections of tho
Comb:demi Valley, our Is convenient to Schools,
Cherokee, Storei,.&c.
Stile to commence at Iti clerk, p. et) sold day,
when attendance- will to given and terms made
known by J. D. HtIEAFFER,
thiialto„ ,Adinitilstrater.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REEL ESTATE.
In Turman.) of an order of the Orphans' Court,
bo bold at Nadia saloom
Haturday, September 30, 1871, -
at 1 o'blobic, it: 111., an the ntoininbs ,tlin following
Real *Eidate, lota the proporty of liarriet Watson,
deraabed, to Wit
A Int of groand in Plaltitiold, West •Petuniboro'
tonumbip,.Loundeil ,on the wind by a lot of John
Watbon,_on the east by I t of. David, Alyers, on thn
north by the Slate, road, and on 'Oro booth by an
,alley, containing one•foorth oflin acre, flora or loin;
brining t;roori erector' a. 'MO STORY WEATHER.
110 tliD FRAME, MOURN,' and outbuilding.
Thera bin cistetti adjoining the bowie, in, , dooce lent
fruit-Vie. lu tiro lot. 'Tomb of bolo will ho Made
,kbitwo on tlio - day of tabby !
WATSON,
Adnitnibtrator of ll‘rriat Watbon, &Teamed,
Natalie
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE' AT
PRIVATE.SALE.
Alto unthrsigneti will oil's at private solo, a lot of
ground in the borouth ut Carlisle, oo I,t est sheaf,
opposite Emory Chattel, adjoining pr.Wrty of ino.
Rhoads on the south, and tire. Holler on the north,
containing 30 feet oo West street, and 120 feet deep,
running to on alloy, and haring thereon erected a
TWO lifollY BRICK 110C.411 and back Imlld
containing Boron rooms, and a Wash Reuse, ta•
Outsido Ritehen. Tho house Is supplied with. water
and gal, and ta in et.colent order. There aro,
Poaches, Fears, tlrapett and Apples, on the dote
Terms easy. For furilser.information; apply to
• ' PAOUE,
Carlisle.
IMEM
CARLISLE CARRIAGE FACTORY
ColtNPlt BOOTH A: , 111 PITT lEITIMETB,
If you mint to sot 'Light Work; go '1o•' •
A. 11. SIIHRIVS
If. you , u out to go) lioarY Work, i 6 .
A. It. SHERK'S
It you wonit to oco qw Rent
If you Can dud In Ca al !Jutland county,' a bolter
Wheal and Wheel Nteek lumber, Trinamlnge, Var.,
Mane, d ou't go to
A.
It you e•nut to;Jo!litty CIICAN go to 1 ' '
A. V. 8111111 K'S
OEM
ATOTICE is lioreby grivon thrtt .an
ap
ttlicntion boa boon Court: Of Com-
MOW Pliom of CumborlaWd . ' county. for Oharter of
Incorporation for "tbo Mochanlca'
of Nycac,*.iry audAllat tho paid Cliartor will Lo
gmntod on tlio tidrioontl, day of November, 1871, by
raid Court, unions aulllclout mum to Um contrary be ,
shown. • ..., • C.. B. MAOLAUQIILIN,
- Attornoy for Applicant&
•
Carllalo, , Auguot 23, 1137 , . •
iinu7l4C
TABUINQ ON AND:JEFVERSON
O o I L It 0 E
TWO PULL •COMISES, CILABOIOAL AND 130,EN.:
' Trine Dealt four yea's,` Yearly azponeee,,to the,
"ettiooht; 5290 to 5250. ' , Vol , lararlehlep; rotation .
•' • • • PIUttiIDENT DAYS; „
r4/1 . 154k %,• ‘Waaltaktel,l.'Outioylrauln.
THE EMPIJW M UT UAL
ITNE2WAPI.JED I
` ,TEEM' EMPIRE MUTUAL
LIFEINSUitANCE . OO. I 4PANY,
OF 'NF.IV Y 0111;
in tho first FMO=lllOlOll, of its aztotsno hes Witted
• a
OVILLFORTTAILVg, INYDRED •POLIOISY
INERJAING 48,000,040.00
and taking
. in Premiums $500,000.00,
being the largoot coannoncomontbuidnoro over dono
by any ocanpany In tho world!
0610 c per lb
25
• • 2 06
TIM nueoos pox IT.
k •
Ordinary polieles are atuolutely non.
forfeiteble from payment of Ind annul premium.
Special insurance nort•forfnltable after two.annaal
paymente.
All policies incontestable for *aunt mime, and
ab
solutoly incenrosteble after two annual premiums.
All retrictlons nom tmyel and reiddonooromoyed,
and no permits required.
No accumulation of intoreat on Loans or Dolbrred
Premium., and no Inoreaso of anneal 'primate on
any elms of petiole& ~..
Onikhird of the provide. liaied is tho perky tn•
Herod, If doeir.d, tied es Note repaired,
Dividends on the progreeslie plea, end also ■pon
Lho guarantee interest plea. •
MllllllOl4 of Um oompany einadmtal oL Um Mutual
Plan.
Pelloy simple and Mfr In Ilslrdelelone
Inoontestabilitir of Policies.
It is the perposo of The Empire to falai' all Its
contracts, the ovidonce of which is that IN pollej
has no convenient rallies by moans of which it can
map° a just demand. Proven *and oa the part of
tho lusurod will -always invalidate a policy. Also
enleide, if committed previous to the payment of the
second annual premium; or loath caused by engaging
to any specially hazardons beldaoes within the first
two years. Ilet aftor the oxy !ration of two years;
the policy will Ito bold incontestabio for all causes
except fraud. . .
Non-Forfoituro of Lifo PoHelen
No policy of immune* with continuous payments
for life forfottod or become void by the non
payment of premiunie thoroon, until the full paying
powor'of the,protulture bAto torn exhausted. Tho
language of tho policy It:
"That if any promium aftor the first annual pro
miusu lave boon paid, shall not ho paid on Rho
day when tine, and the Raid steered shall, within
thirty slays thereafter, give notice In Writing of lea:
Willy to pay the same, and of a denim that said
policy shall ho continued In force under the follow
ing conditions. Then, and In such caso this policy
shalknot be forfeited or becomo void . by the nom
payment of the said premium due thereon, nntil after
the ozpiration of a period, to ho determined no fol
lows, to wit: Tho net tattle of thin policy whoa then
premium becomes due, shall ho dotermined by actu
arial calculation, and after deducting from each not
initin the tonne upon Mid policy nimancolod by dirt
donde, and any indebtedness to tho"company, four
fifths of what remains shall ho considered a not sin
gle premium of temporary Inenranco, and this POIICY
shall bo continued in force during the;tortn fur which
It will insure, according to the ago of the party at
the time of the lapse of the prontipm.
Examplo of the Non-Forfeitable Plan of
7 7 -7 "th — e"Empiro:" --
Age of party insured, 33. Ordinary whole life policy
One annual premium will eon Nue tho policy in
4 force 2 years nod 3 days.
Two annual preminnle - will con Mono the policy In
force 4 yearn end 12 days.
Three annual premiums will continuo the policy In
tor. 6 years and 27 days.
Fonr annual prondums will ,continuo Om 'policy in
rotes 8 years and 40 days.
Piro annual premiums will continuo tlio policy in
force 10 years and 56 days.
OFFICERS
G. Hilton Scribner, Preoident
George W. Smith, Vice Presi
dent.
Sidney W. Crofut, Secretary
Lemuel 11. Waters, Actuary
Thomas K. Marcy, M. D., Medi
cal Examlnc]
Everett Clapti,,SoperinterMent o
Agencies
THE TESTIMONY OF ME PRESS
Tim nmipiro to a popular institution, =maga
reliable moo, on 'sound Milltown; prinolpiot, and'is
doktinod at a vary oarly day to !Lind ohouldor td
olletildur with tire Mind wompanios er Ito oliaroelln;
in tho •conotry. Its officers and', diroctixe " nl w set
buninew," and ham 'Orgallifloli with tilho :vlow 'of
establishing a :auto! Instlintion.—N. ladeprod 4
of, January 20, MO.
"This Company Ia a groat success; the result of
abla, .etonouileal, and irollaldo xuanagainont. Tlia
tiniplio luta up superior In the couutry."—norton
Pod. ,
"The imecose of the Empire has Wee enturpaetal
Teureler.
•
" The Ihupiro 4111 Attract the Intstest of those
contaminating Lire Immrahce."—Matchrium and Re
jkcior.
Miring n policy In Ude Company, wofool aji
prldo lu Ilia groat onciaios It Is achlorlng: Era.
"An excellent conlynny."—Zion's Herald
"A Tory nm•ccuuhQ Compauy!'r•GbngrigaeioncOit
Loft ie With poCullai ploneiro . that.we eiteak of this;
now canditiato for public, favor. 'AiVe know many
yeere Nino. teo rrositfo'n't the company. knew;
boahim to menm of onorgy, of oharactor, of euperior,
bantam ability, and abovi all alas, a intoometni man
in whatever bis dutleitalice, Tpo brupli,le, the porn
pony has adopt.' ttio. hose Improtromonts of the day
In its orntanlimtion."—New ?}Trana Insuranes CM
• 1
, QEO.
,Currnbt;riand, Perry , 0111 6 Juniata Corn
PXOB B. IlUt'/ItlltN,
lIIE
i4july7o sr .!
pUBLIO
Oit Titeiday; September 19, 1871',
will bo sold at Public Sabi on the pronilsos, the 1131-
lowing described Real Estate,' viz: •
A Limestone Earns in South ,lithldlutontOwnship,
'three miles oast of Carlisle, near the Triadic Road
and Illckorytenvo, adjoining lands of Harry Erenne
man and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TIIIRTY.ONE ACRES, more or loss, 12 or 16 acres
of It bolog good Timber Land a lorgo quantity of
locust tress, all good growing condition, the farni
is mostly under locust post and chestnut rails,
Tho improvoments consists of a good Frame House,
Largo Bank Barn, Wagon Shod with corn cribs at
tached, good never falling swell of water at. tho
bonze. Ono of tiro best young orchanle In 'the
country of choice.apples, chortles and pears. Tho
land has all been limed sinoolB6l, from ono to throe
hundred bushels por'acre. • Sale to commenco at one
o'olock, p. ria.,' On Bald slay, when terms will be made
known by.
MI
03.13611.0 E tiAROER.
Persons wishing to trove the farm previous to the
dny of sole, , call on .the oubscrlbor residing
thereon.
COUMODORIC POItTEXt,
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
•
Tho anbecribor, melding a Mount Rock, Comber
'land county, 7 mlica Virebt of Carllere, will oger at
public
K'valuable property and tirat•clno'a blacitinnith shop.
This property embraces two lota aground, contain•
lug 2N acre,. more or leas, having thorarn erected
a good TWO STORY FRAME .and Brick HOUSE
Wash Mame. Also, a good Barn; with ,Carriago
Homo, attached; liog , Pen, Aho a •
'GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP.
•
The whole le Iri good repnlr.
Porsope .doslrouo of viowtng,tbo:proporty, will
please csnon thsstabicrltior roslttlag tberepni This
Is rt very deslrriblo property. -
Solo to commence et 2 o'clock m., of sold day,
velum nttendauco will -Ito given 'abd terms Lunde
knoUm by
17au7Its*
SSHERIFF'Siirttio. of
sundry writs of Vraditioni Eaponat and Fieri
Iheinsionned out of the Court of Common Pions of
Cumberland county, and to -me diroctod, I will or.,
polo to public sale, nt tho Court 11ouso, In the bor
ough of Carlisle ; on Friday, - the twenty:AY th day of
nu ll ug,. V . 1571, nt ton c'elork n. rn : , the follow
fog described real astute, to wit:, .
A .lot of ground, .oltuittod in WeekPounsbo4 '
township, Cumberland county,' Pi., bounded on-tho.
west by a public road, on tho north by Daniel 01••
lor, on the mut by ltobort Gronnon, and on the south
by William Snyder, containing 40 foot by 190 feotj
morn or leen, having thorium erected a two-story
from dwelling house and 'other '
buildings, seized
and taken in executiOn no the propurty of C. 11.
'
Also, n lot of ground °Punted In the borough of
Carllslo, Cumborland county, Pa., on blight street,
bolinded on the south by High street, on the east
by the County Jell, on the north by an alloy,. nod ,
en the wont by /Samuel llopburn, ski, containing
sixty feel In front, by 240 foot In depth, more or
lona. honing thereon orected n twolitory brier
- dwelling, brick stable, •and .other outbuildings,
Blend and taken In execution as the property of
-Samuel-liepburnrjr. •
Also, all that cortalu tract of. loud situated and
being In the township of Dickinson, and county of
Clunloirland, holed on the north by .flthrge L.
Lyno, on the east ly Henrysmonk, on the north by
McLaughlin, and on the west by Ellen Moors
and Win. McLaughlin,.coutnining sixty ores, bo
the same more 'or less, to be sold by writ of bear(
/haus, (19 the prrperty of tleorpt I'. Marsh, and
Jane his cello.
And all.tu be told by Mo.
JAMES IC:I , OItEMAN, '
hen R.
On all Bales of $5OO or over, $5O will be requlrial
to by paid when the properly In stricken oll; and
$25 on all sales orator V. 05,
Nher Omen, i -
July 25, 1871. J
TO WHEAT ORQWE-RS.
POSITIVELY NO - HUNIItIO.
4 t now variety of Wheat Mee boon originated In
Mifflin county, Pa., by a gentleman of the same of
FULTZ, who found a tow heath growing among the
Lancaster wheat and propagated It; hence it le
called FULTZ WHEAT._ This Wheat Is completely
enveloped Ina thick and stiff chaff, which protects
it against the midge or weevil, has a stiff straw and
le a few days earlier than the Mediterranean or Lan
cantor wheat. With our beet farmers, it has In a
number of- instances produced over 40 bushels per
acre. Having engaged 'a quantity of this Wheat
from reliable farmers, betides what I raised my
self, I ampropared to furnish thie Wheat, in good
condition. for seed, at $2.00 per bushel; that is, for
every order enclosing $4 50, I will sond . two bushels
In a good new sack to any Railroad Depot. isirger
quantities at the mane rate.
BllEal ZOOK,
• M eytewn, Mifflin county, Pa.
REFERENCE:Ii lion. Frederick Mate, Conlilds•
slum, of Agricithure ; lion. Juke Scutt, U. r. Coon
tor. -•-
C HEAP coAL,!
AOU iron
ties.
=I
Sales of 1201 Estate.
CZ=
TVedne . Bday, Beptember 20,'1871,
ITN. N. KUNTZ,
hherlif f s Sales.
Cucumber Wood Pumps.
Seed Wheat
COMM
Cheap Coal
LAY IN YOUR WINTER COAL.
Tim undertillimml prop.m•x to ferithili famlllex'atul
ldivltluals With coal nt extremely low pcleox.
Ile ix propared to rarebit all the vArlotien or Hord
and Bort cooix, giiarAbtoelo . o tiro coal received to ho
the coal ordered, tual accurate in weight.
•
Farmets and thaaburoura alma( the lino of the
Cumberland Valley railroad, will be oultp.inl at
modurato rat's.
It will tie to the kolvantage of, pnrehha-rx to call
on blot bororn pm chasing .11.4..wh0re..
Ile rospootfolly Hollclta n aharo of pi. 11.110 patron
agr. Urdorn promptly 1111.1.
pEoitan
',0161q,,
InliiM
Etc:lion, Notices
NOTICE.Notico ie l hereby given
that-Itlio Pooplola Yin] .InAllrilana eAtopany of
Penroddynolit, will hold 511 Nactlpn nt 010 ofllca o
the Company; In the boronAltiof •CorlIale; no '•Mon•
day, 81.8tendolt 1, 1871, between the hours of. 10a
o w! 4 inn Ow purpoao of uloattog thlrtoon
Inreetol'n, to anrvo for the 01.111111 g year Ily pole
oohs 13Dard: •• . JOHN T
.10nu7lAo Soorrtnty
E LECTION NOTICE.
CARLISFE
Notice In It webs given that tho Angina Election, of
offlcern of the 04r11.1e Building nni.l.ho oa Amowl
mh), to glory° for the on.uhtr year. Will lertteld - 01
Saturilay S 871,
ut tho (Ito court thunu, it.
tho Wrong!, of Outlet°, between tho hours of 0 and
10 o'elock p. tu. Ily order of the. lo.rd.
C. I'. 11UM RIOn,
10au713t • , , ti,eretttry•
Missellaveos Ads
ICE' ICE,' ICE: ' ' .•
Ir you want what' is puro and N',' ;I v • ~, f, l '
At a roasouable FR ''".. .' .tJ 'r
Follow no now DRY ' • . J ~1
Rut sond to inn in apt . - ~11 1 1
For I hero tho cold Spring Wator . • ° . ', I
reran. non be supplied 101111 ICE during. tho
,day
at JACK HlTlle.Store on Ponirloi Stroot. . : .•, ,-
' 20ap7I1t
~. , •.. . , DAVID RHOADS. i
SMITH AND WAGONMAKER Shop .
FOR nALE.—The subscriber altars at isiktida"
sale his blocksdnlth' shop, and wagontooket shop on
South streot, , - '.Terms neconotoodittlogi
Also,south half.of lot ou South stroot,holoty'gussr.4
. ,
34 . a13t: " ' " ' •
Peter' odge, Tldrbitit I
. L
.
NEW - BAEBER 81101. ,'.". '• ' .' • •
, , • ;
. ,
Peter 'lodge has reeently Miither the Nat,
M ' E.
Shaving Saloon hie. ~East, moo etroot, Irv!.
row. ir mittl
nx, shampoolim.blumindwoustao
dying promptli ottondod to. Ladles' riir
,cultln
°monied in the Mime Olty.stylic• Ily, mites Ara
rAmonablo au any other saloon in tide p ace, , I 110. , (0
none but cos potent Journoyinoti In my employ.'
henry Kennedy will, aim, be found tit my Hainan.
Plena glie mo u ton.' '' ' ..- . i i 1!... ... i ~, ; i
•29Julllin rETEIVEOLCiII.'
. . „
iriacdtarieous,4ifs.
DOWX WITII,I3IOII'PRIC2Ardtt
. ~„ NVICITtC ~....:,n
is now prepared , to . ddirittle Wash.!
ng ind wall , eleaniag, and wall groping. on the
most 41:11prOted plan,' aud , at • the ehortest notiCe. ,
There need WI no renssvin of -carpets or furniture.
Satisfaction Riven, or no ,pay required. , Good rotor.'
:entes glean. 'PleaseleaVe under% at. tho .barber obeli
Qui:ral Watch, ok; Calvin' Ablo , att the "olliciyof,
L. Sterner & Bro. livery and exchange .stables.'
Plemogiro 1119 c colt. .. • • 2qli7ltdo,
.71MBTRA.Y.:L-,ttl
Cae:to
jj4 gonroil,townellll, below. Illko
Btoney 11.111 go, fa ; largo POAlc. which ',l'm ownk
can obtain by proving' vtoptlity paylni: r fix:
ponsee. .n 41.1411411 .1101 BBL
I,?eal.,Estate Sales
VALITAiiLREAL ESTAT,EAT
-PUBLIC SALE,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, September
12 and 13, 1871"
tho following property will e'eold. on Tuesday,
Septembor 12, ' - ' • ' ••
Will boliold -at public Bale„ by the subscriber, on
the ledmisee, tho following described properties, bo.
longing to tho estate df John Diller, or., deceased, to
wit:• • .
• - ',,No. 1. Who minisidn"farrn 'on which
the'decetteed Who
to Westpeunsborougit
township, thr4e miles east on the
Concalogulnot creak, at bridge, bounded on
the north by the Conedogtiltioti.on the west by land
of Wnt. A. Lehman, on the south by Samuel' Abra T
hams, and tho State road-, leading from Carlisle to
Newvil le, and on the emit by lands of D. Donor, Wm.
Remand Dr. J. J. Zlizor, containing about 802 acres
of good Milestone land; nbodt 330 nuns of which is
- cleared, and -- in -- a - high - state - of cultivation, while
the residue, Is °riveted _with flno thriving titnbor.
•
"1"
ACADEMY„
CA.RO..RA
ACADEMIA, PA.
' A BOARDING 8011001. FOE BOYS.
TIM thirty-sixth Moot year begins September
sixth. • Moro - than 3,000 young men hare been pro
, pared for business and for College.' For boarding,
washing, furnished room, tuition in all tee branches
taught, except French and German, $20.1; or for the
First Session, $B5. For terms, location, charamer
of School, do, serd for a circular. •
D. D. STONE, Pm D.
J. J.PATTEhSON, A. H.,
Principals.
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There is, also, - a largo amount of 16eurit end walnut lEL
growing on the form. The improyements area
TWO-STORY STONE HOUSE,
Auctioneer
30 by 08 feet, With a two.story atone.and framo back
building: Stone and Beams Bank Barn, 120 by 61
feet, with Wagon node, Corn Cribs and nil other
necesitary outbuildings.
Thorn is a well of .ox.cellent water it tho door, ,on
;ono sido of tho hone°, and a largo cistern on thti
other. Also, no orchard containing a lnrgo number
of thriving young fruit trees, Just corning into full
FooooirE77Tiiiirproperty inte - brm—divided7
7ho sold eithor as 'a wholo, or in two or moro Crania,
ne purchhsers may desk., .
' Joins No. 1 on the west, and
.
is bounded on the north and oast by land of Dr").
J. Zitaer, and contains!' about 9 acres,,with a largo
Tyt.I43TILY LUD Frame tiara and Black
smith shop cream' thereon. It late - Welt .a well of
good water and cistern at the—door.' Thin le ' a vory
desirablo property for a mechanic, as • it ie right In
tho midst of a rich and prosperone community.
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No. A. lot situated in Frankford
foWnship, about one-third of n Intl? cast'of DlHoes
bridge, and bouiulod en • the sovith•by the ConoJo-,
gallant creek, on phe .east by 13. Stine, and on the
north and west by land of J. gruoit, and contains 6
acres. • Tho, iniprovemonts consist. 'of a Tad Story
Log llouto,'Wliti a wall of excellent water ,at•thu
door, and a Log Stable. .
The following property will be sold on'
Wechieaday, September 13, 1871.
. No. 4. A. tract of land, situated: in , .
I , rankford townehlp,nbout fear miles northiorDiller's •
'bridge, and temmiles west of Dloterville, bounded
by lends of Wm Koch, R. ISt.• Graham, Dr.
Sliver and .others,, containing about 146 acres ' of
which about 36 acres aro Modred and under cult.iva-
lion, and the remainder is covered with excellent.
Umber, consisting of chestnut, locust, poplar, 'white
Oak, black oak, and • gigantic Rock oak, :many of
Which will yieltin cord and upwards of bark to 'the,
trop.
Thu improvements aro 0 t*o.otory log house and
lug barn; with threshing floor. This property, Wu(
boon diVided Into lots of from four to eight ono acres
each, mid will bo sold together or In.loto to salt put-i
chasers. This - will ho a rare opportunity for persops
ur
to odo° good tinibur lots; It nil 'Wog. 1..3 , of a-
There will be odd At the same tilic and place n lot
Of chestnut rniiii'dnd locnot nests
Persons &siring to see either of the properties,
will please call on the subscriber residing on Ng 'l.
orldr. Daniel liondeibangh. residing on ho. 4, ' Sella
will ',how them the bmindnries,' either as Fk wlirlent
es divided.
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Bole to commence at 10 o'clock a.'m , on moll day,
wilco attondanco will bo given and terms mad..
SAMUEL MUER.
Attorney lh feet for the beire of John Dil vr
theenßoth 17n,y71tr..
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC 'SALE! •
..ON TIII.IItBDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1871
be sold at public sale, by the executors of
Moser, deceased, on. the premises, situated
IttlViadMford township,,Cumberlaud county, adjoin'
bag the village of Bloservillo, the farm of deceased,
neat:sluing 110 ACRES ON LAND. The moll in elate,
111 - In a high Mate of cultivation, having nearly all
been twice limed, and under, good fence. The lun.
proem/Moir, are a large, two story . .
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
will, kitchen attached; double frame barn, wagon
shed and corn crib, and a well and cistern near .the
buildings. Tlds property will be sold together, or
in two tracts, as may best suit purchasers. At:the
same time and place will be sold 46 acres of timber
-laud lift% mar the above property. This will be
'offered lea mall . frocts, 16 meet the Wishes of per:
chosen. Also, several boners and lots In the ail
' lege of Illmerville.
*. 1. Containing Imlfacae of groom], maLliaving
ltereott erected a double dwelling Mono, leg mid
frame, aloe doable stable, log and !none.
No. 2 Containing little over ono.foorth Serb of
gfihnid,,willt a large, fiat. IMO Hug house, rabinet
nufkonitop and double stable thereon.
No. 1. Adjoining No. 2, a vacant lot, containing
tel 'quite one:fourth acre.
No. 4. A lot of ground at the 'art end t.f
loge, containing between 116 and 2 acres. This will
tersold together or in pieces, to suit pureltusets. -
Also, at the same time and place, will be cold the
personal property of the deceased, consisting of fair.
niter,
' chairs, stands, bedding, stove, secretary,
about 4000 Oak shingles. It lot of 2-inch Oak plank,
about SOO feet, s windmill.
POraooo wishing to cue the above ,properties; will
'be chosen them by calling ou WillinuLlE Blamer, ono
of the executors, In Bloserville. Solo .to commence
at 10 o'clock a. m , on mid . ,./tsy, when terms will be
made known by
WILLIAM B. BLOBER,
SOLOIdoN W. LIBISSINGER,
Executors of
- Wm. Kuser, deceased.
lOrtn7lts
MEE
11. *ORE,
PUBLIC BALE OF_
Valuable Real Estate!
Will bo Hold, at public tittle, on tho promises, on
Thursagy,..Detobey 10, 1871,
at 10 o'clock a us. ' that very desirable lituestono
farm of David Martin. situated in Monroe township,
Cumborland county ,about 134 nines north of Church
town near the road leading to Laidig's' tavern, on
tho Trindlo Pprilig road, adjoining lands of Coorgo
Brindlo, Christian Berman, Beltzlioover and othors,
containing about ono hundred and thirty•three
acres.
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There are two good apple orchards on tho tract, a
vii of nevor-faill og water with pump,and a natural
, ond of water, suitable fur all stock porposes„ and
hoot 10 or 12 acres of very good timber land,
Tholmprovpments tag a
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
A Ilra.-rate" largo brick bank barn and other out
buildings. Also, at Um same timo and place, a tract
of limestone laud ndj.iuing the above farni, contain
ing talon C fifty-one arras, of which about twain. acres
are very jp.od timber land.
Theso propettlee are worthy the attention of
farmers and purchasers generally, and will be sold
together or separate, as may be most desirable.
Pornuns wishing to view the property can do so by
calling anon Mr. Reed, residing no the premises, or
subscilber. Attendance will be given and terms
made known 011 day of tale by .
111.:tiRY SAXTON,
Attorney in fact fur David Martin.
rit,l7 tin t
Llnesstdr Exam - frier 1.111 If arrhiliorg Weekly Tol.
graph Insert until s mile,' and send bill to thin oflleo.
PUBLIC SALE of a Valuable Farm
On Tlcui'sday, September 14, 1871,,
will bo offered at Public Palo. on Thursday, tho
fourteenth day of Peptember, 1871, a Valuably Parm,
eontal•lng 05 MCCPS of good quality . of Linteittomi
land, being Altman] lo Quincy township, en the
road leading from Payettovillo to Shady Grove,
about 2 miliet ninth oriel:hum 11011, adjoining 121,11d8
of John Methear., Pr. Molvv-11 and histhsion of
Martin dupenberorr, decos•od. Tito improvenvnis
cotorlit of iieani.nratitothuardOd Dwelling llriiise•
Frsnio Barn, Winton Corn Crib ' Illselaittilth
Shop, and other oiGhttilding, 'More is a troll of
oicoltont etittio. noir tito horato ; and good mutton'
of opploo, pea4ua anti ether fruit. Thu Mod in in a
gout! copilltion Ural the property Is Well"' writ thy r ho
nttontion of purcimaur.
"Any ono wishing to view tiro above property can
do to 'by eel log tut Unulel dollonberger residing
Moretti.
Palo to odium:MA at olio o'clock p, m., whon.tho
terms will ix; rumlo
011,
A • lir/LIAO MGM tilt,
Executta i tt of IEo litoote of ytt raw Sollettborgor,
do. eon.
7ttki7! t,
pUBLIC SALE . OF REAL ESTATE,
S:ititrthrli, 'Si:plena/4r . 30, .1871
, The; iindersignod, assignee or Joseph Zeigler;
offer at public side; on .the 11110 Yo day, at the Court
nou., in,,oirnoo, tr..et of elatirinvid in -North
Middleton' V*llll4l, near the CrAlien Cap Itond.
miles front Carl.s . ii; limaided bylandlof Wm. Crain,
Coo. Outsholl, Jacob Outeling, Jawiti Wetzel .and.
Jonathan Zeigler, iiiid.con talning ono hominid and
tIVOLItY7IIVO lien., of which ono' hundred acres aro
dear, and the bribuicii local Hinton lend. The
buildings aro ii•Two-Story,YVielitherbooriled 'House,
Bank Barn. n agon,,Shod; Spring House, Carriage
House and other onthulhtlngs. - 'There Is a well of
pure watCV.ht the lima . , and rnning; .water mar the
house. There is no orchaal of clinics young Fruit
Trove. Thu. I.nd has Veen r4cently litued, snit ,is!
In good order.. ; I 1,. - /. •
Also, a lot of ground lii Carlisle, with a two-story
BRICK. DWELLING 110USH, No. RI South Wait
street, thin eon erected, con .1.1,1.111 rooms,
supplied with 'grte,lrecoistlO'psiated end ciarything'
In com Pluto Frame Made, and excel
lent fruit natio., let.*
Sale at'lO o'clock, el., when terms will ho made
known by
J. O. STOCK,
•
Vaunts Assignee 14 Jolieph Zeigler.
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ALUABLgItIIAL'EsT'AT.v ,
PUBLIC SALE,
evanwAy, ii,
• win' be nolfl 'ut nutilto Hileom the preininen', the ,
following dene•lbed valuable Real &tate. viz :
A .LIMESTONE FAR - 311
Bituntod on thu r-nol landing (yin. Boiling gpehlge
rapralown. cue Utile, Went, of. the .former, and
four inikin 'Moot of tha•inttor 'place;nontnibtak ,
ONNAIUNDitgII AND SIXTEEN ACitkil 4 ••
alx acrounf which, tiro Woodland. The itnprrine.
,menus condint or, a good Two-Mary Bonne, Back,
bui4Utr..otona 111111IC lh)rn, Wagon Blied.llarringo•
,and othor, noornerary, hultdingd. 'there id a'
•Ittold Tenant Home on thn rum. • Alm,. an
TIMM, • ' •
' in 'good bearing cenditirn. • . •
Snip. to commence at :cop, ONIOCk, nu bald
day, When , attendance 'will beglvon and terms
made known by , • . , ,
• •.', ;,, • ••.. • • • •, • :iirknir
. Boiling Spring!' Pod Omen.
„,rprsone "dolling to YIOW the; Win, previous to day
of sale, will call on Wm. flerterann, melding thereon.
tOantitn• ~• . co , .
— A - TIEFIITATILII: • TROP7AT'y ' AT
2-3„ - 4 " - , 3 '4,-I,‘:'4lleivATE
undorsign ' od oilers „his hqueo,and lot' at 'psi , .
Sato'. saki, eittiatadn !tooth • ilroat, No. , 78.
Tho lot 11;38 foot hoot 'On South stroot; and 290 Not
loop, and fronting on an alley, 08 foot, basing thous.'
op orocted•a •BINEI TWO•STORY SHAMS HOWIE,'
cased with brick, with a good back bonding, and a
large cletorn at the back'door,•and "a tiooor-faillog;
well of water at the front, door. Also, a. Oho baka
house, with a splendid oven .in it, bath hOusit,Uat ,
• rlago.housa together with ail oocossary outbnildings,
nod all In good repo*: ••. Wito , ltit Its; covorcd with the
claticsat fruit of all kinds. Porta:lna wishing to Tien',
the proper ty,•can do so hz coiling tin ( lho owner,
siding oiLthe profitinds.
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lIITcO4B'6 IMVIF,DY FOR
_ ASTHMA.
/br Asthma, Eau (Id, Hay Fcrnr,
'Nothing no . nuccossful, ,, —T, METC/LF, Druggial,
Boston. Recommontled by Dr. 0. tV, ilohnom..l /g
always. relieres. JOB., BURNETT &' C0 .,- Boston,
Mum. Aoki by a ll drugginte.
IGHTSTOWN Classicalinstituto.—
__ A good and safe Iloerding School for young
men and boys. Terme moderate. Send for a circle.
tar. Rev. J. ALaxatirern;Trfnetpal, Ilightetotro‘
FEMALE COLLEGE, 13ordontown,
N. J , furutehes the beet educational advan
tages, together with a plealant bunco. Board •nd
Tuition, -1208 per year. For eatal• gnu., addr.ra
ItEV. J. 11. BRAKELEY, Pa. D.
G- -0-O-L E Y-' -S-M- OUNTAIN
SEMINARY
For Loth sexes. A thorough soil superior Sola.ol In
all its appolntineuts.: Thirteenth stmnion opens Sep
tetnbor fifth. Iter. 1.. I..7STOUTHNI11111.“11, Prloci.
pal, Schooley's -Mountain Springs, New Jersey.
MAP,LEWOOD • INSTITUTE for
Yoiing Ladiss, Pittsfield, Mass., long sml
widely known for great Leanly of location sell supe
riority of Instruction. RHY.,C. V. h PRA It , Princi
pal.
H. EIgdND,ERSOIVEV FAMILY LI
QUOR CASES.
Each Case containing Ore Dottie of
OLD PALE BRA NUS%I HOLLAND GIN.
U
. OLD RYE DPREY. OLD .. PALE SHERRY.
PIN OLD PORT. OLD BOURBON.
Guaranteed Pure and of the eery Beet Quality.
PRICE pEvEN boLE.AnB.
Sent by Exprere O. 0. D., or Port office order,
• Q. HENDERSON, 15 Broad street. New'York.
A eXIiTS WANTED FOR THE
TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.
- 1 - 71UNSELS -ON roc NATURE. AND DSOILNE LP TEE
MASCULINE FUNCTION. By DR. MANISA'S, author of
The Physical Life of Woman." It relates to the
male sex; Is full of now Stets; delicate but out
spoken; practical and popular p highly endor...cd;
°ells rapidly. sow' by subecrlptlon only. Exclusive
territory. Term, liberal. Pri, u $2. Addrcie for
content,, ,te., .1. G. FEIIOUS St CO., Publlnhero,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS READ THIS 1
_ .
WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OP /SO
PElt 'WEEK and rxpemeu, or allow I 4 largo esni mfg.
“lon Lb sell our now told wonderful borundons. Ad
(lrons Id. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Midi.
1,003 GIFTS.
GRAND, GIFT CONCERT and dis
trilmtion for tbo Bonolit of tho
FOUNDLING MYLUNI OF' TIIE, ,.. §I . S . TERS OF
In tho City of New fork, told SOIDIERS' ancl,SAlio
ORS' OItICIANS' DOME, NViiiihlngten, D. C.., to lei
hold hi NViirlilligton, D. C.. under and by virtu° if it
permit front Ilon. Conuaiiillonor of Interim] Rev,
one, on Thursday, September twenty-eighth, poll'.
vely. •
niter I.lii• R ill 111,11 NI
the totreevxful ticket-huldals. ,
1.003 GIFTS Amoienting to
$200,900. •
frl,uoo'riekotn only will lie'tiold, at Sta omit.
lion. 11. MeCti.muilit, of Elkton, Al 1., Slator Con.
T. Came, Baltimore, Md., Commiatlontda.
lion. Jos. S..N to tat', M. C , - Pittahurg, Pa.,Truidee.
lieferiqwts: Slajor.Oeti. I). limiter, U. S. A.,
Washington, 0. C. ; lion. Jan. S. Negloy,l'lttaborgb,
Pa.; Find National Bank, Elagorritown, Md.; A Wo
man k Co. lianlima, Ilageratown; Uptlegrali
Soon, llngerslovvo ; lion It..l.llrent. lob, Attorney-
Oenernl, Baltimore ;C. F Abbott, tm., till P. 0
Ave., Baltl mole; John 11. Fun I or, e).1.; W. 11.
Myertser W. 11. My eta k Bro., Exchange Piave,
Baltimore.
Deeds of the Beal Entitle, co'tt Bled to by coonsol,
in founts of the Trustee.
Tickets nod circulars can be ball of 1' C D EVIAN,
General Agent, Stationer and Printer, No 31 N..
non Street, New York Tickets sent C. 0. D., if
desired. Send for Circular, containing description
of prison. 'Pickets for bale also by Riley Pargont,
nt their News Philadeloble, ilarrhdrurg,
Pittsburg, Sc„ and on the lino of Peen. Railroad
nod connections.
-
:Saul I.lt
Pacific Guano Company
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
CAPITAL, $1,000,000
JOEN S. REESE & Co.,
GENER.A•L AGENTS,
122 South Delaware Avenue,
AUCTIONEER
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
Reduced Prices.
No fertilizer introduced to the fordiers of the Mid
dle and Southern States Ime given morn general and
uniform satisfaction than tills guano.
The trod° ire It hos steadily Increased, until the
conoutoptlon how throughout the ontiro country far
exceole that of any other fertilizer.
The largo Capital involved in Its production affords
the surest promote° to Ito continual excellence. The
company hes a far greater Interest In the perma
nence of Its trade, than any number of consumers
can lave;
hence. it la the highest Interest of the
coutp.iityttiput their Matt fertilizers - in the Market,-
that their metal facilities, aided by the butt etcletttllic
ability, can produce.
Thi gonna to Bold nt retail by local agents of the
corium ty throughout Now Jersey, Delaware, Polio
itylvat a and the Southern Staten, and el nitulesele
by
-301 IN B. IVSE CO.,
General tents for the C.llllplitly.
Liberal Discount to Dealers.
J. 6. D. RIIOA.D3, Agents,
0 . 4 RUSLE, PENN'A
0m1171311a I null 3m ~-, •
J. E. - Caldwell a; Co., Jewelers
J. E. CALDWELL- & CO.,
002 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
DESIRE to .invite i,lto especial atten
, tins of porehatn.rn nod Otlloll n 1111tIllg thu
city, to !holt ttousoolly urge itmortittoot
NEW JEWELR Y,
FINE.IVATCHES
=
Artistic Silver Ware
COIL 111111)AL .01) grit Pit PII.I.:F.ENTATIONS
Tint,n wri,ERY, KLEcTuo PLAT A) OODDS
FRENCH CLOCKS,, BRONZES AND
MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
rveovyva ninv.et 1 , 40 M PAEIS (luring tho prrieti
Courtomul and polite !Mention It oxtontloil to dll
who may bolnuticod to Inomot n cordial Invitation
to ylat tholr bonutinit Mort,
902 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
19Jan714 y
'51476'5,00 . 0
A:omm aikts,:ro nu DISTRIBUTED DY TIIE
NEW YORK CAA' PRIZE CU
SVERY TICK 1172' DRAWS A PRIZE,.
5 Cash Gifts omit.- 640,000 1 60 Oath -011144 61,000
10 " • • ." • • 20030 200 • . ' 4 " 600
21 '" " 5,000 050 " 44 . 100
'OO Elegant Robotrood • Plohot, ouch, $3OO to 6700
" 61olodoont " 76-to 100
60 to 176
MEM
500 Bold Watchor, -" -75 to 300
Coati Prices, Silver 'Ware, etc., valued at $1,000.00
A chance to draw . any of the above Primo for 255.
Tickets - dot:ern:lug Prlzon,aro mated In envelop:Maud
woll totted. On :molls -of 250. a Seated ,Tteker Is
drawn without cholco, atal_eent_Py_ mall to any ald•
draw. „.The pliza named upon It will 100
to tho ticket holSor au pay:heat of One - Dollar.
Prizes are intmediatoly soot to' any ad4ross by , oz.
prose or return mall.— • , , ' ,
WU will know whit Your prier: Is liOfore vitt pit
for , Any prim exchnnanlfor another, of the eane
tattle: No Raab. Out patrOus can depend en fair.
dealing. ;
llaretterunni:—The following iatoly drew, 'Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted tie to publish them:.
: Andrew...7. Burn., ObLago, slo,ooo;,Miss :Clam
Wallitii,"Baillinere, Plano, 28001 ;James M. Mat-
Stowe; Detroit; 26,000; John 2' Anderaon Savannah,
SS,f3VIV Janus 811fithons, Boston, $lO 000; ,
Pima OPINIONe; "The firm le reliable. irecktv
Trama, Dec. 28. ~ Docerve their success "—N.
Derald,, Jao. - 1. "Just and llonarable.7.4lTetas,
• Dec. 0.
,Send for a OEMS:tr. Liberal indneements , lo
Agents.: SiSisfactlon guarOlitemli Every package of
1 200,Sealed Envelopes contains ONE sign aim • Seven
tickets Ibr. S.1:•15 for 02:.50 for $5; 200 for $l5.
Addrees 1 , '1 JASIBS B. MARVIN "
• ltijo7l3in . , 70 Broadway, N. Y .
ptiri3onol •tudobtod to
lA' tho .undornigmai, tuq hotOW hotlaml: to' call
awl Opt!to tho IMMO bolortv,Ootobbri, 18111,Or tho
name will be gran Intollto hands.or. collocotor.
. :` • MAO LIVINCIOTON.:
CMEEI
I , IIILADELPIIIA
GUANO,
CARD.
Clohl Chains
NlN‘l , 3l',QUAtl'fr
Gift .pittriivitre.
Machlmo,
HALL'S'
VEGETABLH SICILIAN
ll' A I it ItF.NhW I, It
L the only pc:lock:4, and ff. iamtl
Restores
cnlly prov.red pr.paratiod of. It.
Gray
kind ev.r offered to (ho pulp] e, and
LEM
lam no competitor lii wait. fly Its
onn Oruy Ilalr In noon rostortnl to :44
to its
orlpioul—youthful2color and .b it
Original
Haney, which ki eo mach admired
Color,
by nII. Pumps %Isola hnl In 0110
1 - ;1. Stllltg, out a 11l
. 14.-TP IMO of
Priiinotea
OUT Renewer, !ion um Ilu food of-
by IL , 1,1,111c1,11.1mu10b
Growth I
lug proporllni 11 to hair glitn.lu will
and•is a
LoJnollo , Lend..tlio_Jtolr_ gmw_thlek.
and xtrang again. In c..sat Ut D.ll
Splendid
n,v; It will •rwte a new .10 th
Dressing
unto., tho follic t leo oto deotiosod
It lesoollng, and allay. all Itch
and Irrluktl,.upt di. scalp. It lon
Try one
Bottlo
not .tain tho skin no do dy.c,but
aid
Thicken
makes thv scalp whiter ,taltl el.o
71. v tireeelpg it' le the beet awl DUN
ecouunilcalproliaratlon In MO world
up the
as its etructs last •o ouch l.nger.
EMI
Souif roc our Troatixo on Ow hair
Locks !
fret 3 to all. by mall
Sold by a/I_Dr4vists and-Dcalers-fa Medicine
Price. One Dollar Por Bottle
R. P. HALL 0 0., Proprietors
LABOAATOIIY, NASHUA, N. U.
S. A. lIAVERSTICK, Agont,
CARLNLE, PA.
2,tug7o- y
Tooth Cleanse'
LA VODONT
TUE MOB
TOOTH CLEANSER
AND BREATH PURIFIER
IN TIIN WORLD
It In a N11011(141 DF:NTIFIIIen
it V11.1101,..11 tho TRETII from ihicay.
It pr vento lino formation or TARTAR on tho
MEM
ll=
it j,rollitcool?, FRAGRANT BRAATII
It Ina delightful MOUTH WAillf
41Z-IVe guarantoe
LAVODONT
to contain nothing of an, inptrious or Otjectional
:tractor In Its computation, either to the en , mtei or
body of .the
The Rev. Dr. R. L:Dashioll, Preeldont of Dicktboon
Coneje, Faye: "I have ueol , LIVOVONT.' It la
p!enmant Dent(frict and Vlngrant Mouth
uvo found nothing hotter."
For sale by Jos. !leveretlek, Agent, Cmllele, and
druggists goneridly
Prleo 50 contepur patio.
CARR BROTHERS g• CO,
Prop!lotoro,
Llultiniory, Md
MEM
Constitutional Amendment.
PROPOSED
Amendment to the Constitution of
Pennsylvania. "
JOINT IIEiCiLOTION
Propothag an Amenathent to the Consti
tution of-Pennsylvania, ---
Be it Resolved bp the Senate and Houle of Reprsa-
Infirm of the Commonwealth of, Pennsylvania ,to
General A rsenthlsi met, that the following amend
ment to the Conetlttnion of title Commonwealth be
prommed to the people for their adoption or rejec
tion, purenant to the prorlaions of the tenth article
ther.folo, to wit:
AMENDMENT.
Striko out the 81:th Section of the Sixth Article
of the Colletßuth's, and Innort In lien thereof the
following
A State Treanurer Omit bo Cilolloll by the quail
fled electors of the State, at such flume and foi slob
(Orion of servico se shall be prenerlbod by lots."
JAMES 11. WIIIIII,
Speaker of tho•flonso of Iloproeentstl.es.''
WILLIAM A. WALLACH,
Speaker of tho Sonoto
•
Approved the fiftolottli day ofJnno, Anno Domini
no thonnynd night hundred riii-d'oevontpono.
JOHN W. OBARN,
Proiciroil mid earthed fur publication pnreuant to
Iw i
ninth Article of tin, Coninltullon,
Ehsetary of the Commonwealth
Office Secretary of the Cenuneurvenith,l
"Ilarrleburg, July 6th, I f 214071.
Prothonotary's Notice
pROTIIONOTARY'S NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given thikthei felowhig trim'
accounts have been filed in hey lonlaa for OA .011.
den, anti will Ito presented for confirmation to the
Criart of Common Nose •t Cou,l,orisnil lonia', on
Weilifseiley, Angola 20, 1071, vie.
I T•• nrc.a•t 44.1. L. Heed, riselaniiii H I FV(114.11.
2. The scrousa of John EL if wire, assigner e l Seillit kaol
Zug. .
3. Tao account of Loy! Zolgior n.l .1, IL Ilohllor, 114-
01gnea of slolcholr.
4. Tho neCount of John H. Conner, nnelgnou of 8.
hoover. a* •
5. The aoconut. of W. A. Lholsoy, mellow° of Joh II
W. relinfeb.
O. 'rho nocount of John S. Munro, naghtnen - of 'Thos.
7. Tito Recount of John B. Munro, milgnoo of Homy
W. V. CAVAN AUOII,
Prothonotary
27Ju7Ite
Court .Proclamattott
pRO C L A MA'i'lON.—Whoroas tho
lion. James If. Graham, Predidout Judea of the
BoVorta Courts of Common Pions of tire counties of
Cumberland, Perry; and Juniata, and Just'm of the
sovoral Courts of Oyer and 'Pe. Moor and. tlonurat.
Jail Delusory 111 sold counties, and tho Hon. Thomas,
P. 111111 r, and Ca° Nom Hugh Bthart, Judges of tho
Courts of Oyer and Turin lour nod thalami Jud Dully.
ory for tho trial of all capital arid other ell'indura, iu
the said county of Cumberland, by their precept tome
directed, dated lOth of Atoll, 1871, hors ordered
the Court of Oyer and Terminer and flonerul Jail
toll•ory 86 lie holden. nt un the forth
Monday of august, 1871; (being the t wont, -eighth
day„,) at ten o'clock lu the forenoon, to continue one
•WOOk .
Notice is bomb), even to the Coronor, Justices of
the Peaco, and Constablee of she said county of Corn ,
borland, that ;Um, are by the said precepts cont.
noandod•to bo then and there In their proper porsons,
with their , rolls, records, and humbritious, examine.
Monk and all other romembrancon, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to ho done, and all
kilos°, that am_ bound by rocogultancos to prosecute
against the prlsonors that aro Ur then emit bo ltl the
Jail of said tothrty,' aro So by there, to 'prosecute them
'as shall be, Just.
J. IP.. FOIP:MAN„
. Shears OMeo, Carlisle, 18hor1it
July :9,1872. . • ' Bnu7lto
Pure Drilgs, Chimichls;
FOR PURE DRUGS,' CHEMICALS;
and Putout ModNum ire to'J. It. ,11avonitick,
No. I Booth llono•orr otutot.-_Ablot_ttaPloudid*.u.rt ,
want of Toilet' Soap.; Partunterita, and Yana, Toilet
.Arttelea. , • • ••• • .
' • •'' Na.l3l3du it; ita'noiar atiait;Carllsla;
130ct70 .
"VOII can obtain Dye Stuffs; :Perin.
merles, and Yanoy Articles, AO Mira-
Phycleisna. 'prearlitlons morally , coo•
poundod at Mt times. • •
J, D. 11.1TEREITICN,.
r No.B South Minot. r streak, cattalo, ra.
*soca()
CCASHBUSINESS:=•:Ogind nftbrilto
t if yrikttombir mat, I [mond to Jo a OABII
17131 N , mitts all, withast suspect to parsons
Country °duce resalvad as cash, la ozebaulyasfor
roods as neipal. By fiats' arnkuonnu.st, strictly on.
*rood, I will bo'enal•losi to sell grounies at ruiluedill
rotes. . . , ,
IflnTltr
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P. JORD¢N,