all'lLCllli- 4..011,1111Utx. 1883 * Monument Lectures.- lire to gee n </ rowlle(i , l»>uso, al ‘ ,’b Hull, this (Thursday) evening. f,D, \Vm* H. Miller's lecture on “/« fiWcrn Travel,” Mr. Miller !1, California,’Utah anil Fl nun as ho is a keen observer ol Cil things, ami a gentleman of cnl ' a ,(i wiilely extended information, we Expect a most entertaining lecture s e port ions of «u r W estern con nt ry chare jn st lloW attracting so much timi We l ' taire > l °°. to lm P res>- "our" patriotic citizens that the pm-, ol these lectures aie to he devoted S gC c"»P lelioll of tho 8ol ‘ !ior P f Monu , a mast laudable enterprise. The u’nicnt committee need several tiuu dflllura to complete the monument d the monument is now about lln- I according' to contract, and mm. ,;rf for! and it is hoped that our !lb hearted' people will come forward generous hands and encourage these , ed( thereby doing a simple act of ce to the memory of the heroic dead, at the same time providing tor them s lileiary entertainments-of a high We /eel satisfied that I lie entire e will be a good one, and trust it will berally patronized; not only for the (U to be derived therefrom, but in of the noble purpose to which the .tils are to be devoted- imoNTO Buib-Posters.—There isu y penalty attached to the offence of igdown, mulilutingor otherwise de g handbills, posters, or other printed jr, posted up in conspicuous places, ir walks through town, we perceive tliis practice is very prevalent in sle, and that a poster is scarcely up it is either torn down or badly de Now we give notice to bill-posters others, that if they are detected in ng or Injuring any printed matter i from our office,' the "extreme pe.n -,f the law will be enforced against These posters contain information opublic, and no professional rivalry' •re wanton ness can excuse their de ion. We are in earnest when wo ml the law will be enforced against folders, and we trust, that “ a word wise” will be sufficient. rest Leaves.— Tliis is the season eatiilful leaves. We see the living (.•hanging into the crimson of .the or the scarlet of the sumach, or iberbrown ofithe oak,'or the golden yoftbe horse-chestnut. *The wo da il us me decked in a gorgeous dra of russet and crimson and gold. »leaves, by some called dead, make Iful ornaments forour rooms They he nicely dried in book's, or between 3-the ieuvea or papers changed ev ftior three days—and heavy weights' n that they may lie flat. Some per- ! tress them with u moderately warm mi when they , first gather' them,. 11 the richest colors you cun, and i) them the lovely gree'n ferns and a which any little walk into the ry will gi'.e you, and you have no if you have never tried it, what a slug finish they give to a room, plied around pictures, or over a bay Lw, or a door opening into another I. ‘You secure a depth of color, a I. glow, and a spirit of grace and fly which', even if your room.is sim pnl unadorned, will render it attmc- I Try it.. It Is stated that‘decaying L in the forests of other countries do liresent so varied and beautiful uu irauce as they do in ours; and that über pressed in this country and i‘d to Europea year-ugo were greatly red and Bought alter as valuahle.uud juriosities. . u Fall Fashions.—ln jackets ami there is a variety of hew ami very ful garments.. One of the prectiest ■ung. ladies ia.-the Polish Sack. This black Astrachuu made fi t-0 the figure, with 1 loose sleeves, ami trim,filing of gray Astraohun. The turns away like a -sailor jacket, »g the dress or a pretty linen habit. Isu sort of breast-plate of the fur Jviih the garment to wear to protect Dost in very cold weather. 1 newest thing in collar is the' “Fa -1,” a little collarette wiihilongt ends’ id,with fur. These come in El-thine Russian Sable. Another style of the lite is wider and has a little bond at Ick. Boas will’bo very stylish, ami Are, alter all, the moat,comfortable (wraps, and very becoming. These |iii ermine, Russian sable, and the I fox fur, which laaomething rather la long, soft, while fur. It is only ling to blondes;.'dark complexions St bear the peculiar shade of white, ■illle collars will still he worn, the [style, that has prevailed for two or [winters. They are pretty and 1 .com lie, and more economical than the jfuneiful styles, for they always look (while the odder things look badly I the rage for them bus passed. The [has changed very little. Ire will be a rage for this style of wing during the season- Velvet and [garments will have borders of the | elegant furs, of tl which grebe and. [a sable: will be the most desirable, p seems to bo a special fancy among plies for fur goods of all descriptions; [certainly nothing could be prettier jure comfortable or serviceable, and [to bo hoped that it will not prove a I but a settled fashion. Becting Letters.—There is some*. ti In the assertion of an exchange [our system of directing letters is ; and that we ought to reveise the putting the Butte first, as this is rat item to* be iooued at, then the or city, then .the street, ami final y aiuo of the person it N written to. it is said, clarities the direction in derjn which the post office attends hut if the clerks were asked about f y would probably say that a matter ! ater importance islhat the people d direct i o-dly ami plainly, and put amp on the right hand corner. dangerous counterfeit on the *suuot niiy cent notes, with a vlg of Blanton, has appeared. It is biph, and is a fine imitation of the ue note. The paper is greasy, and mk printing of the note Is narrower the front, giving a margin to the .larger than that of the face. The Q d paper are also poor Imitations. EUR was u beautiful auroral display outlay night last, which continued morning, It was more brilliant u «uul, aud it covered a greater ex the heavens than, we had ever be seen it do, extending far into the •oast. It was seen by thousands,' with fear aud awe, otheis with won md by all with admiration. ■* Owl— Mr. John tiunson, of Ful u uut t v, hilled an owlj one day lasi i which measured 4 feet 7 inches.— ia that for high ? Tub Census Returns.—We have held over the partial census report, presented a few weeks since, in orderthat'we might mesont tho complete figures from all the townships. The returns we give this wtiek are not as full as wo could wish, to have them—for the reason that many of the Marshals have not given an aggregate of the several heads under which we have classified them—simply giving the total imputation, instead ot the relative num bers of mules and females, whites and clucks?/ Tiie column of total population, however, is complete in all the townships, and this will doubtless bo-the item of greatest interest to our readers. From the figures given it appears til-at the popula tion of the county is 43,81)8 an increase of 3,BoooverLhecensa3of 1800. which we also giyeforthosake of referenc.e. The.crrowth ofEast Pennsboro' is proportionally great er than that of any other district, having i creased its population over one third- Tala is readily accounted for by the 'act that the township borders on the Susquehanna, lying directly across the river from Harrisburg, ami has partaken of the impulse lately given to that place. Mechunicsburg has increased 531, Carlisle 900, Newville 22, and Shippensburg 232. U is fair to state (hat the real increase of Newville does not appear from these fig ures—the growth of that town being mainly included in Newton township. The following were the Assistant Mar shals for the several Districts: •Jacob Rheom, Carlisle. Samuel Piper, Penn and Dickinson, Jacob Bretz, Newville and Newlon, Samuel H. Shearer, Shipponsburg borough, Shlppensburg township, and Southampton.' Smnuel Alexander, Fran aford, West Penns borough and North Middleton. J. H. I'uul. Middlesex and Silver spring. B. li.Caufrmun.Snutn Middleton,and Monroe. Daniel Rupp, Upper Allen, Lower Allen, and New Cumberland. Emanuel Suoke, Mifflin, Hopewell, and Now burg. Captain I. Hull, Meehanlesbnrg. C.Sherlck, Hampden and EastPennsborough. CENSUS OF IS7O. Carlisle East Ptmnsbovo* PranUford, ; Hampden, Hopewell, Lower Allen Meclmnlcsbnrg M iddlosex ; Mifflin,- Monroe, New Cumberland,.. Newton Newburg Newville, i North MldUioton... Shlppensburg Shi ppensburg Twp, Silver Spring', Boulham ton..; South Middleton Upper Alleu Dickinson West Pennsboro* Penn 1021 15J7 sin 757 1001 806 Total Population. CENSUS op ISOO. Carlisle, , -EjistPoujisbrno’. ...; «, l«'rnnufOt*(l iiiimpden Hopuwoll, Lo or Allen, {UceliniilCKburi; ■Middlesex, ... Mifllln, 'Munroe, v New Cuiubcrlnrd, Newlon, ; Newvlllo Nmtli Middleton,, Shlppmmburg, SliverSprlug Southaiiipum, Hmilli Mlddlotou, .. Upper Allen... Upper Dlcicjnepu, West Puuiihburo,’ Brick pavements* were made to walk over and add beauty to the fronts of resi d nces. They are not intended to be used us streets are—to be driven over by coal carts, •.wheelbarrows, &c.,.as is often the case in our town. We have frequently; seen pedestrians compelled to leave the pavements to make room for go-carts and similar vehicles. This should not be al lowed, and the police, whose province,it is to attend to such mutters, should pre vent it.. A Warning.—Fanneis in this section will do well to heed the warning given them by the operations Of horse thieves in ether localities ami protect themselves against their games. The following ruse has been practiced in many places: Four men have been driving quite a profitable trade in horse, flesh throughout the Stuie, Two of them go in advance with a horse and buggy, sell the horse—pur chase a less costly one and'slart for the jjext town. On the following day the other two arrive In hot haste, inquire for the two that have ielt, learn' that they have sold the horse, claim it as theirs, gain possession of the animal and start ofT to practice the same swindle else wear- Chills and Fevers.—lt Isa notorious fact that the medical fraternity have no remedy but quinine for chills and fevers, and that so far as the patient is concerned it : is a matter of doubt which does the most damage to his constitution —the disease or the remedy. In adverting to his fact, the Baltimore. American says : Those who have had any experience with the disease know that the simple remedy used by those livlmr in districts infested by chills and fevers, is more efficacious than nil the prescriptions of the physi cians. Wear© requested to state to ail suf fering from the disease, that the swallow ing, at sunrise in the-morning for three mornings in succession, a heaping tea spoonful of table salt, dissolved in a turn-* of water, will effect a certain cure. Effects of Hard and Soft Water -ion Health.-Neither hard nor soft wa ter appears to exercise any perceptible, influence on the tables of mortality. Both are apparently equally wholesome as fur as life death rate is concerned, although many painful diseases, which are not fa tal, are with reason believed to be aggra vate d by the use of hard water. While It is most conclusively shown that soft water is not injurious to health, the eco nomic benefits which attend Us use are so striking and so great, that happy indeed those people may consider , themselves who have t\io advantage of soft water. Tlit softeulng of hard water for munuiac turing purposes is not difficult. Binging.—A party of young chapjUu' our hearing on Wain street, one night last wetk, were singing the good old song of “ Maggie’s by ray, side.” Maggie would not have cared for their company had she known the condition they were in ut the time. M arket Report.—We sent our Devil out, the other day, togather up the mark et reports, aud he brought in the follow ing : Pons, ink aud paper are stationery ; new milk is unchanged; brogaus-are heavy, but generally firmwheat is a grain better than oats; wines and liquors have a downward tendency ; yeast and cakes are rising. Look Out for Them,— By our ex changes we observe hofae thieves are bu sily engaged la UUlereut parts of the country. Thanksgiving.—President Grunt has issued a proclamation, designating Thurs day, November 24tb, as a day of Thanks giving throughout the United States. — The same day has already been set apart by the Governors of several of the States., The President’s proclamation reads as follows: NATIONAL THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION, HY TUB PRESIDEJ-T OF THE UNITED STATES A PROCLAMATION. , Wherwas, It behooves a people sensible of their dependence on the Almighty publicly and collectively to acicuow edge their gratitude for his favors and - urolcs, and humbly beseech for thmrcontmuunco; uud Wiikkbah, Thu people of tho United States, during the your now about to «ud, have special cause to bo thankful for general prosuoriiy, abundant harvests, exemption from pestilence, foreign war and civic strife; now, therefore, bo it Known Unit, • . 1, Ulysses S. Grant, President of the United States, concurring in any similar‘recommenda tion f mu Uhlol Magistrates of States, do hereby recommend to all citizens to aeot lu their res pective places of worship on Thursday, tho 2ltn 'day of next, there to givu'tinialis for the bounty of God dm lug the year about to close, and to supplicate for Us coutiuuauco huroaltor. In witness whercbf I have hereunto set my hand and caused tho seal ol Hie United states to bo atQxed. Done at tho City of Washington, this vdat day of October, in the year of our Lord, one Ihous and eight bundled and seventy, and of the in dependence ot the United States tho umcly llfth,. By tho President, Hamilton Fish, 'Secretary of Stale. The Lady’s Friend. For November. —This is a very handsome number. The fashions in this magazine arc always su perior to any tiiat can be found elaeware. in all desirable particulars.. A group of graceful and elegant ladies, in parlor or pleasure-ground, tastefully and stylishly dressed—that !a what we see in tho col ored fashion-plate of 27ie Lady's Pi'iend'\ and It is not possible for those living in country places to have a better guide to fashion. The steel-ph»to is a scene from rcott's “ Fair Maid of Perth there is a a pretty; colored Tidy pattern, and the music Is the fam ms “ German Father land ” 51 Solid Silver” is an admirable story, and ” The Mysterious Chest” will be sure to please young ladies. In the attractiveness, of its literary maP.er, th is 'magazine is admitted to take the lead. Great inducements are ottered to new subscribers. All new subscribers for IS" 1 who subscribe by the first of November, shall receive the November and Decem ber numbers in addition gratis, making fourteen Months in all. Those who Bubscrlb e by the first of December, shall receive the December number free — making Thirteen Months in all! Those desirous of subscribing for a lady’s mag azine for next year, should take advan tage of these liberal oilers. Price $2 60 a year (which also includes a large steel engraving). Four copies, 80 00. Five copies (and one gratis). S 3 00. The Lady's Friend and Saturday Evening Post (and one engraving), S 4 00. Pub lished by Deacon & Peterson, Philadel phia. Sample copies sent gratis. IJSiil lj|« 2KSS Km. “i 12112 KU2 J5J' 1332 203 2570 UIS, 1-167 2 H 613 jll 2525 ’•» 802 81 1)07 }»? 122) >W 2075 875 2259 ... The third annual Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association of the State of Pennsylvania, will convene at Scranton, Lnzerene county, bn Tues day, November Blh, WTO, closing its ses sion on Tuesday evening. Delegates are expected from all the Associations in the 'State,' among whom will be many of our most prominent ministers and earnest Christian workers. A most cordial invi ? tatinri is extended to ministers ami Christian laymen in and country districts where there are no Associations, t to come to the Convention, A moat hearty Christian welcome is assured to all who come, and arraf gemenU will, he made for their entertainment, as well as for reduced fare on railroads. . AH whodesign attending, are requested to address Thomas K. Oree, Chairman State Executive Committee, Pittsburg, that they may avail themselves of,these privileges. 40,UiW Chestnuts ars scarce. Fading—the leaves of the forest. Winter wheat has come up and ,1s looking finely.. Over —the season for camp meetings, agricultural fairs, and “sicb.” Do It Now—Advertisements'are road with great avidity at this season of .the year, as novelties'are offered for sale ,in 'many depaitments of business. Now is the-time to advertise. . The dry leaves are rustling under.foot Instead of overhead, as in summer hours gone by. - * The Winter.—From the heavy coats on animals, much activity among tin squirrels, and the early flight of birds to a Southern clime, the weather prophets predict an early and severe winter. Our LopALS. —Now that the election H over, we are prepared to give our local columns more attention. We were crowd ed for some weeks, but now hope to make full amends by presenting the most in teresting local department of any paper in the Cumberland Valley. At It—Putting up stoves ond house cleaning hnvecommenced. Oil V the .wear and tear, rip ami sweat of the' nice little game of putting up stoves! Why don’t some fool invent stoves that don’t need lifting? Alas Too True!—A report in a re cent, fashion book states that “there is less change in gentlemen’s pants than there was last year.” We know this to bo n solemn fact as fur as our pockets are concerned. » . Fishing.—Piscatorial excursions are at present the favorite sporPhmong a num boi of gentlemen residing in this place, some of whom are quite successful in catching the finny tribe. Don’t Be Afraid.—A certain amount of opposition is great help to man. Kites ijse against the wind, and not with ,the wind ; even a head wind is betterrtffou none. No man ever worked Ids passage anywhere in a dead* calm. Let no man wax pale, therefore, because of opposition, for it is what he wants, and mqat have, to be good foranything. Hurd-hip is the native sod of manhood and self-reliance. Dogs.—This community is blessed with any number of dogs, from grave to gay, from lively to serene, from squeaking curs to brludle bulls ; from howling pups to black and tana. A genuine famine among these worthless curs would be welcomed by many citizens whose sleep is disturbed by ihelr never ending yelp ings, which vary from the deep basso of the Newfoundland to the shrill “ki-yi— ki-yl” of the unterrified rat terrier. May their “barks” soon sink to rise no more. . The Railroad Bold.—The Gettys burg Railroad, with Its appurtenances and franchises, was sold at public outcry, at the Merchant’s Exchange, Philadelphia, nt 12 M. on Monday—James A. Town send, of Now Haven, becoming the pur chaser, at $lBl,OOO Wo are without fur ther particulars, and cannot say whether tiie party buying mean to extern! Life road, or not. It hbs certainly gone at a cheap figure, considered merely as an ordinary Investment, but for the purpose of exten sion it is worth five times what it has brought. A little time m«y serve toglve us fulliighton this 'important aubjeot.-*- ' Compiler, Since our last, the weather has been so-koiah—now pleasant, now cloudy, now cold; now cold, now olondy, now pleas ant, itema. Farm Sold.—The farm belonging to Bowen’s heirs, lying In the eastern part of Southampton township, Franklin Co., has been solil to Mr. William M. With erspoon, of Chambersburg, sum $7,400. ,Deguee Conferred.—At a recent ineoling of the Board of TrualeosofFrank liu College, Ohio, the degree of Dochy of Divinity was unanimously conferred up on the Bev. E. 11. Nevlu, of Lancaster, Pa., and a former resident of this place. Colt Killed,—The early train on the C. V. R. B. one morning lust week run “ into” three colts a few miles above town, belonging to Mr. Davis Plasterer, and very suddenly pitched them from the track. The' finest of them,was so badly injured, that it had to be killed to relieve its sufferings. The remaining' two "were very seriously injured but “still live.” No damage was done to the locomotive or train. Church Dedication. —The new Bethel chnrcl\ of this place will be dedicated to the worship of God, on Sunday, Novem ber 9. Tbe E. Penna. Eldership of this denomination will convene h°re on the Wednesday previous, and It Is expected that at' least ou« hundred and fifty min is ters, delegates and messengers will be present, as well as visitors. The services will continue until the following v.eek. U. S. QUANT, Sale op Property.—The dwelling house of Mr. Alfred Matthews, ar., on East Main street, was recently disposed of to Mr, David ftmltb, for $1,600. Mrs* Cromer’s dwelling, on the same street, was sold for the sum. of $2,800. We did not learn the name of the purchaser. These prices indicate that property in pur borough is steadily increasing in value. The Ice Kino Cometh.—Already sev eral slight snow storms have passed over the North Mountain, and a farmer living at Jla foot informs us that ice lias been formed there, on stagnant water, thus early in the season. Cold weather Is coming.on rapidly It seems, and we who dwell in a more central part of the valley may soon expect a similar .visitation from' Boreas. Cure for the Toothache.—Dr. Hen - ry T. Reynolds of .Baltimore, writes to the editor of the Medical News", that, for eighteen months he has been using ace tate.of. lead (sugar of lead,) as a remedy for toothache. Ho tinds it bettor than any of the numerous remedies proposed in the books, ami in cases in which it is ap* plicable, the relief is instantaneous. He advises the anttorer to apply from one to tlueo grains to the cavity for.a moment or two,'.ibi'en spit It out. It fails iu tower cases than any remedy that Dr. Reynolds ever tried. See in another column the advertise ment of that excellent family paper, the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. If you want a handsome sett of Furs, go to L. T. Greenfield ho is selling ele gant setts at-very low prices. In dress goods his assortment cannot bo excelled for beauty or low prices. You can save money by doing so. Coal.—Mr.. Zinu has added the cele brated “Hickory Swamp” coal to the Ibt of coal ottered to the public. (See Adver tisement.) It can bo bought fifty cents lower than the other varieties,audisuaid to he equal in qnulity to the Lykeus Val ley coal, either for family use, or lime . burning purposes. Tin-: beat ready-made Clothing; the heat Cloths and Cassimeres ; the heat suits made to order; all at the lowest prices, at J. \V. bMii.EY’s,'. No'33 North Hanover st., Carlisle. Tho heat Boots and dimes ; the beat Huts. Gloves and Notions; the heat tur nlshing Goods in general, all at the low est prices, at - J- \V. Bmilby’b, ■ No. 33 North Hanover st-, Carlisle, Sept. 2)-6t; , If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of Smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pofn'or pressure in the head, take'cold easily, you may be sure- you have the Catarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting any of the above symptoms,' terminate in' Consumption, and end, in' the grave. No disease la so common, more deceptive or leas under stood by physicians. Dr. It. ,V. Pierce, of Bo Halo, N. Y:, is the proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy—a perfect specific for Catarrh, 'Cold iu the Plead,’ or Ca , tarrhal PI. ildache, which ho senda to any address by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold by druggists. The Five Dollar Sewing Machine pur chased bymo, January, 186 G, from the Family Sewing Machine Company, SB Nassau Street, N. Y., has been in almost constant use ever since. It has not been out of order once. Has cost nothing for repairs, and I llud.it simple and reliable in operation, and always ready to sew.— Those friends of mine who use them with the new improvement are. Very much pleased- The one I have I would not part with, Mrs. Ann \V. Outburt, ■ 428 West 3Gth Street, Now York. Oct. G, 70—3fii U 3 us in ess Notices. Dauos. Medicine-, Chemicals, Patent Medi cines, Soups. Oils, Fancy Toilet Setts flue Brush es, and a ooinploio lino of articles pertaining to the drug and variety business, constantly on hand at tho lowest prices, at JOSEPU B. HAVBRSTIOK’S, * N 0.5, South Hanover street. ■ 'Oot. 13. 70. CARLISLE CARRIAGE FACTORY.—Th © old eat firm; the only place whoro you can got vrimt you want, nr have it made to order. buggies and carriages, ill alt their different styles. Jtep >iringand Paint i/jfirdouo promptly, by A. B* SHERK, Cor. South and East Sts., Carlisle, Juno 23,70—t COUNTRY PRODUCE Win, Blair <S:Son will hereafter exchange goods for butter, eggs, lard, bacon, dried fruit, with thei rolull cusioraers and will give the best prices for them that the market will afford. Persona In want of country reduce please give ns a call. Reduction in Puiob oif* Co ad by Caii Load.— The Hubsoriber will »01l Coal by the car load at a reduction, on tho same principle of others who Wholesale, via: , Ist. Never to rewolgh the Coal. 2d. Never to rescreen tho Coal. 3d. Conaumora who thus purchase, loogo on an average from 500 to 810 lbs. lu.welghtln car con- A . U . BLAIU. Fbw Sale. 150 Screenings, taken out of Coal sold on fall ifado,’ at 81 per ton at yard of -A. H, BLAIR. THE ground floor gallery has gone up to the vnugnlllcant room over Leldloh A Miller’s and Grepulluld's stores. Como, see and he convinced that tho motto of Loohman la ’• Excolsslor.” Onworo, upward and higher must be Iheqnal- Ity of his Phntogiaphs, and no deception shall be used to got customers, relying entirely in tho quality oi the work. Frysinqkk. & Wbiskr at their Carpet House, are still offering bargains lo every person want- Wil. BfiAIR * SON, South End, Carlisle, Pa. lug Carpets, OU-cloths,* Window-shades, Look ing-glasses, Yarns, Ac. Wo have choice ami bcnutlfi.il patterns of English Brussels,Crossleys, Tapestries In largo varieties. A largo assort ment of Hall and Stair Carpeting, Carpets of all descriptions at Iho lowest prices.* Woolen and Colton Chains we are selling cheap. Cash paid for Wool. Tin-: largo and beautiful collection of Photo graphs exhibited by C. L. Lochman at the Coun ty Fair, cllcHcd tho admiration of every visitor. Mr. Lochman, excels In all stylos of work, his protralts are unsurpassed, and art cannot hopo to Improve on his views. Illsgallory Ims been removed from 21 West Main Street, to S. E; corner of Market Square, over Loldlch & Miller’s, and GrcenlleUrs Stores, LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR —Coyle brothers have just returned Irom the East and purchased tho largest stock of goods, that have over been brought to this place. They anticipate a good business, and have made preparations on a liberal scale, Nothing that tends to beauty, taste and attractiveness to a stock of Notions has been omitted. Merchants expect to see a very superior stock of goods at our house and In prices wodefy competition with the eastern markets. Our slock consists In part of Buck, Sheep, Kid Finish, Berlin and Cloth Gloves, and Ladles Kid Gloves. Undershirts and Drawers. Woolen, Merino and Cotton half Hose. Ladles Woolen, Merino and Colton Hose. Misses’ and Children’s Worsted Hose. Also, an endless variety of Notions. Paper Bags from ’<J lb to 101 b. p. a.—Agents for Hanover Back Gloves and Gauntlets. Please call and Inspect onr goods. COYLE BROTHERS, 21 South Hanover street. Carlisle. Fall and Winter Goods.—Just received and now opened at J. H. Wolfs, a largo assortment of Notions of every description, stylo and quali ty, such ns Breaklnst Bh. wls, Hoods, Zophors, Germantown-Wool, Gloves,,’ Hosiery, - Under lolhlng and all goods suitable for Fall and Win ter wear, . Call and examine before mailing vour purchases. Our goods are all new, and prices lower, don’t forget the place, No, North . , J. H. WOLF,'. Special Notices THE DOUBLE-OVEN BUNNYSIDE COOK OF 1870 Is constructed’ on entirely now and-sclen tlllc principles,, with SIPHON FLUE, guaran teed to thoroughly heal two large ovens, and six pot holes, with two-thirds the fuel used in the single oven Cook Stoves, Wo are still manufacturing ourlong and favo rable known BARLEY-SHEAF COOKING STOVE, so highly esteemed by the public for Severn years past. THE JUNIATA, Our great doublo-hcatlng PARLOR STOVE, has been much Improved and bednllfied this year. Where known the merits of this Stove need no comment. Our celebrated SUNNYSIUE FIRE PLACE HEATERS, mong its many premiums also carried oil tho first premium at the Maryland Institute at Balti more, m ISO!), .although subjected to the most se vere tests at the. homo of’ file Baltimore Heater. -This Is tho only true hot-eur Healer In the market, and like the regular builtcellar heater loses no heat. ..Send for Circulars and testimonials. STUART, PETERSON CO., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by Messrs. Rhincsinlth &. Rupp, Car lisle, Pa. ‘ Also for sale by D. W.’ Spencer,. Newyllle,Pa., and by Messrs. Wolfe & Bro„ Shlpnensburg, Pa.. Sep. 8,70—3 m ’ ” JUST OUT! ■‘CHERRY PECTOBALTROCHES” For Colds, Coughs, Sore T.jroat i Bronchitis NONE SO GOOD, NON E SO PLEASANT, NONE CURE SO tiUICK. UUSUTON .t CO. ASlor House: New York. Use no more of those horrible tasted, nauseating ■ “BROWN CUBES THINGS.” Dec. 1). lhG9—ly. ... - Piles.—Many a person has suffered for I'Ues with Internal Bleeding, External or Itching for years, and has tried, over and over again, for ,a remedy to ouro, but In vain. Thus It used to bo, but things art- changed; Improvements have been made and wonderful discoveries—one of tho most Important and of the greatest’ benefit to mankind la Briggs’ Pile Remedies, whJoh are warranted to cure Piles in every form. Sold by lluversllck. and Common & Worlhlngton. Corns.—There are only a limited number of tho liumim race \vlio .do not know whnt pain and torment arises- from Corns, Bunions, Bad, N»i!s, Ac. Some of (Bern anything but satisfac tory. To all who are skeptical or discouraged by repeated failures; Dr. Briggs’ Cmnllye will be guaranteed as a safeand positive remedy. War ranted to give Immediate relief, and sure to cure If used according to directions. Sent by mall, (!0 cents. DR. J. BRIGGS & CO., Newark Now Jcifioy. ’ Deafness, Blindness and Cntairh treated with tho utmost success, by .1. Isaacs, M. D.; ami I’ro-- oasor of .Diseases of tho Eye ami Ear, (his spo* ciullty) In tho Medical College of Pennsylvania, 3 years experience, (form yof Leyden, Hol land,) N 0.005 ArcUdjKfcet, . hUudelphln. Testi monials can bo seofPat his olllco. Tho medical • faculty are invited to accompany their patients, us ho hits ho secret* In his. practice. Artillclul eyes lusei ted without pain. No charge for ex amination. - March 17.I'7o-ly Mxshleu’s llbuu Bitters,— I This celebrated to nic and stimulant will restore tho degcstlvu or gans to a perfectly healthy Mute. It will thoro ughly eradicate all morbific matter, from the blood, cleanse tho entire system, and produce the most vigorous aclh-n of the dillbrent organs of the human body. It Is tho Great Blood Puri fier and Infallible Remedy for Dyspepsia, Chol era, Crumps In the Stomach, Headache result ing from a derangedSlonmch.'and also that har assing decease Sick Headache, Biliousness, Ac. Tho fact that in all parts ol tho land tho medical faculty" prescribe misiilku's herb iuttkrs for their patients Who are ulllloled with these dis eases. should convince the raos' sceptical that this'proprietory compound Is a nndlclno upon which they can rely ns absolutely efficacious In curing‘such diseases as wo have enumerate above. Sold by all druggists. Price one dollar per bottle. - • 23 C c D • WOODS—OnThursday morningOcl. -Mlb Hlllo J. youngest daughter of N. W. and C. A. Woods, in the 10th year of her age. A tear within a father's eye, A mother's subbing heart; ,-v- Can only 101 l In agony How hard It is to part. • . Adieu, sweet treasure of our love, A fond uinll *st farewell. Thy spirit seeks the r aims above; Once more lareewll. farewell. ® Ijc' iBMrR ct». Carlisle Foiipuml drain Jlarkot. CORRECTED WEEKLY JIY J. U. ROKLER .t URO Caklull,' October,. 20, 1870. Flour—hamlly £7,50 Corn; 70 Flour—Super sOn Oats,...- • "Ji'no • Rye Flour 4.60 Clover Seed,... 0 W Wheat—White IHU Timothy Seed,.... 460 ’Wheat-Rod, ...100 to! 15 “ Huy *)ton.... QUO Kyo, kj Philadelphia Murkcls ■ PnibApELPIIIA, Oct. 20, 1870. Fdouji—There Is a fair demand from the homo trade but priccsaro uuonunged. 2200 barrels sold including buperllue, al 81.6 u a 4 75; Extra at 85 a fiS -NoTihwcsicru Extra Family at 8s a 0.75; Pennsylvania do. do. at SO. da 0 75; Indiana and uhlo do do. within the range of thosamo figures, and fancy Jots ut as2sus to quulUy. Rye Flourmuy be quoted at 85 a 6.25. . . QitAiN —The Wheat market la Arm, and for mime lots a steady Inqun y prevails. Sales of 2500 bushels Western i!t 51.37 a 1 II); lO.iKIO bushola ,j .. { i o on secret terms. Delaware do, at 81.25 a l 'LL live may bo quoted ut IN cts. for Western. Corn is m Hiaiied domiu d. Bales of yellow at 81 a 85 els and 20uU busuels Weslem mixed ut 75 asiic outs are unchanged. Bales ofpeuna. at 40 and 5> o. 6' 00 bushs Barley ou secret terms. Tho receipts to day, are as follows: 3731 bbls. Eluur 71) 0 bushels Wheat, 11,400 bushels Com, 500 bushs Rye, 4,600 bushels Cuts, 1000 bushels of Barley and 031 barrels Whisky. bkeds.—ln Clovorsoed there is very little do ing* 140 bushels . .1* choice sold at 8o 75. Timothy mdull: 75 bushels b dtlatB4 76 a 8500, the latter rale from second bauds. Flaxseed fB dull at at 821 per bushel. , . • . , Whihicey.—tlw bbla. of Western Iron-bound in iuui at 00o* per gallon. T ANCASTER ALMANACS. have no vravolline A cent for llio nolo of our Almanoca. Orders will lio fllled byoor selves, or regulnr'dealuia In Carl Isle, find ollur cltieH, at rate of SO.OJ pot gross, and 00 cents per dozen. Oct, 20,70—3 t JOHN BAKU’S SONS. Lancaster, Pa. QARLISLE DEPOSIT BANK, (JAIILISLD, PA., o('t, 17, JS7O. The annual election for nine Directors of the n.tnk. v»ll bo hold at the Hanklmt Hmwo.ou the third Monday. 20th of November next, be tween tho hours of 1U A. M.» mm) « Oct, 20, 70-41 &c. e ; ;§' sj' 93 s s’ 9 JAMES CAMPIJELU | W. E. HEN WOOD. IIENWOOB, ■ PLUMBEES, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, : Vo. IS North Hu no vet* St„ EAKLISLE, X’A, BATHTUBS, water' closets, WASH BASINS, lIVDKANTS, LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, CISTERN AND DEEP WELL PUMPS, ' GAS FIXTURES, GAS SHADES AND GLOBES Ac., Ac. ■ Lead, Iron and Terra-Cotta Pipe, CHIMNEY TOPS and FLUES, All kinds of BR.ASS-W.ORI for Steam and Water constantly on mind. WORK IN TOWN OR COUNTRY promptly attended to. • mediate attention Riven 16 orders for material or work from a distance.-2.yr Having special advantages wo are prepared to furnish CO PPE Li W O JVKL of all descriptions for Still Houses and other purposes at homo or at a distance. COPPER PIPE furnished to order eilher drawn or brazed. 3 k $ I k ; S k kC S § Sep. 1, 70—ly T. BUSINESS ALi AIN, GEO. R. FOOTE, Ag’t. Plumbing and Gas Ping,, . IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Orders loft at my House, S. E. corner Bedford and Chapel. Alloy, or Chas. hranclsc «, No. West Main St. . June 2J..70 ißiscEllaucouio, rpHE GBEATBALTIAIOUE PIANO JIANIIFICTORT, W3l. KNAVE & CO., MANUI'ACTUUKUS 01' Grande .Square and Upright PIANO BALTIMORE, MB. Sixty-five First Prize Medals Awarded. Those Instruments havo been before the pub lic for nearly thirty years, and upon their ex cellence alone attained tauntrc/uiiui pre-eminence, which pronounces them unequalled. Ihelr TONE combines great power, sweetness and fine Bing ing quality, as well iisgrealpurlty.ot Intonation, and sweetness throughout the entire bcale.— ThHr ■ t ouch • Is pliant ami clastic, and entirely froo from the stiffness found In so many Pianos. 1 N W O R K M ANSUII’ they are unequalled, using none but tho very best seasoned material., the largo capital em ployed lu our business enabling Us to keep cou tlmiallv an immense slock of lumber,' *c., on hand. T All mir Square Pianos have our New Improv ed Overstrung Scale and the Aurafle '1 relno. •We would dill special attention to our late Im provements In Grand Pianos and Square Grands; patented Aug. It, I8G(1, which bring the Plano nearer porlocilon than has yet h on attained. Bent/ Piano Fully Wun-nntrd'/or Five Years. Wo havo made arrangements for tho Solo Wholesale Agency fo>- the most celebrated PAR LOR ORGANS and MELODEONH, which wo of-, ter Wholesale mid Retail, at lowest factory PliCt ‘ S ' WILLIAM KN'ABE & CO. JAMES BELLAK. Wholesale Depot, 279 (Inti 2h‘l Mouth sth SI. Sep. 15,70-(sm Philadelphia. FIRST TREMiUM . ' (PC ■ ' IMPROVE!) FAMILY . SEWiNS MACHINE, $12,50 clear profit per day. £75.00 per week.— $-;oo.per month made easy i»y and.adv nr Geu lleman introducing this Genuine and Original mUI Favorite. W r ilh its many new and practi cal additions, making - the most complete combination of - valuable ami unutul Im provements over effected In any one machine.— Thu embodiment, of extreme simplicity efil eteupyand utility, entirety dlllerent hi model imd design from a*»y low priced machine. It is thelnost scrvlcable, elegant and reliable eaml- It Sewing Machine ever invented, gives perfect siitisfactlon whoever introduced. Has iccclved Premiums. Stood tho test of 10 years, and is lullv approved of by every family who have t hum In dsb. Is noiseless, makes tho strong and boatitllul Elastic Lock Mhch, with wonderful rap Ulty and certainty. SewMUiflhlng a needle will go l 1 rough from the finest to thu thickest fabric, firm ahd neat, with ease. Uses all kinds of silk or thread direct from the spool; Is Im proved with new H'df-actmgfeed,spring tension, setf-guhter, and uses the adjustable straight nee dle, perpendicular motion, with powerful lever action hosscssc.s all the good qualities of the best, high priced machines comprised, without their, com pi (callous or fault. Samples of Sewing sent tree on ro etptoi stamp. For certificates Are., see descriptive pamphlets, mailed fra-. A thorough practical Sewing Machine for family unc.— u 'J'l■^l)une.' , , A very strongamt reliable ma chine, at a low price.—Tills beauti ful sewing machine Is one of thu most Ingenious pieces ol mechanism ever Invented —‘Democrat. Ga. Worth many times its cost to any faintly, —“.v. y, ntt’A/y.” It l« quite a new machine with its many into Improvements, ami sews with astonishing ease, rapidity and neatness.— 'lie publican,'* N. V. Single machines, us samples, seiceic-1 with cate, for family use, with every thing complete, sent to any part ol the country per express, packed m strong wooden box, free, on receipt of price, $5.00. Bale delivery of goods guaranteed. Forward casts by registered letter, or I*. O. monev oVder, at our risk. Agents want ed male or female, every where. New pamph lets containing extra liberal Inducements, scut 11 Address FAJtfH.Y HEWING MACHINE CO., Olfice.hU Nassau Street New \ ork. Oct.U 70— ly M. MICHAEL. I 1-. ENS.MINUEU. JJOJIE AGAIN, M.IOHAEL & ENSMINGEU, inform lha citizens ol Cnrllslo, ami vicinity Hint they have permanently located In Carlisle, ami have opened a first class Wholesale and Retail Leather and Findings Store, alNo. 71 North Hanover street, ; opposite Hlolr old aland where the ' await a visit from all t hell old customers, and as many new ones as may desire good goods at moderatoanvunceH on first cost. Their stock Is 01-the very best omdity,con sisting of all kinds of leather l;r«*noh and American Calfskins, Moroccos of all kinds. Kip und Harness Leather, Spanish and Hemlock solo leather hy tne side or single sole. «fcc„ Ac., Shoemukei's' findings, &c. They announce that they are determined ‘‘to live und let live" and will furnish nothing but good goods at fair and reasonable prices, guar anteeing to all who may deal with tliom lliclr moneys wo»th and outlie sallslacUon, Cull and see us ami our 4 ENSJIINGI;IIi , ' N 0.71 N, Hanover.Si.,Carlisle. Aug. 11,71) JjWERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE DR. OUIXiMBTTE’S Extract of Juniper. As a delicious tonic healthful, and curaiiy o lor all diseases of tbo Kidneys and Hladder. U)ss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Nervous i ebillty, Ac., it Is unrivalled. To families it is especially lec oiuiiieuded f.»r all Irregularities of thy menses, and disorders peculiar to their system, us It can be used with perfect haleiy. In malarious dis tricts It Is a great preventive of l-oyor and Al! ‘ W ■ ' CHARLES S. FAU.LKNKH " , Wholesale Agent, B op. 22, 70—:ira 40 IhircJuy ttt.. New York. fancy fuks JOHN FAUEIUX, 718 Arch street. Middle of iho Block, between 7th ami Bth fits.. Month S do, Philadelphia. Importer, Maim* fhcLurcr and dealer in all kinds ami quality of FANCY l-'UUH for Ladies’ and Childrens \v»«fir Having enlarged, remodeled and hn proved my phTnnd favorable FUK EMPORIUM uml having imported. a very largo and splendid assortment-of'-ali iho dl demit kinds of *urH from iho tlrst liunds in atiropo and ha\o had them made up by the most skillful workmen, I would respect lolly invito my fi lends of t um buriuud and adjacent counties, to cull ami ox ninine inv very largo and beautiful assortment of Panov Furs, for Ludieuud hlldron. lam determined to sell nt us Low Prices ua any other Iluu«u in tiro city. All Furs Warrunted. No ml.roi.resouu.Uou. to 718 Arch St., yuiladelphln, ct.2o, 1870—0 in, ClwAfer, rjTJIE BEST, Ami decidedly tho largest stock of FALL AND WINTER (1011 lIS, in Carlisle, for Men's, Youths’, ami Roy’s wear, (o Uo founJ at the old ami popular store of where you cau And tho latest productions of European and American manufacture, of every description and quality, and all tho ra tions popular and fashionable shades. , Tho largest assortment over displayed. CASSIMEFtE-S In endless variety, TWEEDS, SATINETS, * CHEVIOTS, *o. An Immense stock READY-MADE CLOTHING, of.our own manufacture, equal to garments made to order. • A splendid assortment of GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Trunks. Don't fail and-give us a call'. We are determined to sell cheaper than any House in town. ISAAC LIVINGSTON. No. 22, North Hanov«r street, Carlisle. Established 18-17. ' Oct. 20 70 £HEAP JOHN! Clothing, FORTES, Cheaper■ Than Anybody in CHbAF JOHN, Tho Benefactor of Ragged Humanity, Franklin House, COURT HOUSE. Ocl. i:i, 70- /I HEAP CLOTHING! . CHEAP CLOTHING!! B. M. SMILEY’S CHEAP CLOTHING STORE, forbargalus, whcreyou will find a large assort ment of READY-MADE CLOTHIN G for Men, Youths’ and Boys’ wear, from the com monest g redes up to tho best, all of ray own manufacture, which I will Hell ut prices to defy competition. I have on hand ft hirgoimd good assortment of piece goods, aueh ah CI.OIHM, CAHSIMEUEH. CORDH. SAITNETTH, Ac;, which I will sell by the yard, or cut anil make up to or 'der In the bent manner and at prices mucli low er Limn are usually charged for garments mftdo to oiHier. Also a largo a-sortmont of Hhirts, Un*. dorshlria, Drawers, Huts, Umbrellas, Hosiery;' imokand Kid Gloves, Ac., la fact everything usually kept in a GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE, all of which I will >-01l cheaper than the cheap est. Remember the place No 11, South Hano ver street, between InhofTsGrocery and Strohm A Bponslei’H Shoo store. OMir Oct. 13, B. M. SMILEY. Vinegar made from Cider, &c. in ton hours without Drugs, Send 10 coats 'for Circular to F . HAQB , Cromwell Conn. Oct. 0,70—1 w ROOM FOR RENT.—For rent, the room lu the Volunteer Building, lately oc cupied by John Doruer, tailor. Immediate pos ucriNlou will boglveu. I, “* ulr s° I f IBUATTON- A GENTS WANTED.—(S22Sa month A by tho AMEUIUAN KNITTING MACHINE Go.. Boston, Muss., or St. Louis, Mo. Sop* 35,70—8 m Cllotljlns Isaac Livingston* No. 22, North Hanover Street, CLOTHS OVEB-COATINGS, \ splendid slock of Vestings. Valises, Carpetbags,' Umbrellas, bulls his Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, CARLISLE. Give him a Call, 4 ~~ 1 '~-c+~V lives in House y Wetzel’s) IN REAR OE GO TO iVb. 11, South Hanover SI., N E ' v DRY GOODS STORE, DIKE & BURKHOLDER, North Hanover St., ItEI-OW TII K Carlisle Deposit Bank, Have Just returned from Now York and Phila delphia, with an entire new stock of Goods. Our goods have been selected with tho greatest care mul in uolntof beauty and cheapness, can not ho excelled, Wo invito every one to caH aad inspect our choice stock of Goods. You will find every variety and stylo tho nmrkcta af ford in DRESS GOODS, moths, Cass liners, Shawls, JTnrs and Notions. Rich I’oil-do-Soles, Ulch Gros-de-Fondres, Rich Gross-Oralnes, Drab*de-France, Ottoman Cords, Empress Cloths, Morlnocs ana PI aids ofovcry shade and style, Furs! Furs! Furs! Om* stock of Furs excels anything In point of beauty of finish and fineness of quality. Wo huvo marked them down to lower prices than have ever been offered In Carlisle. Wo purchased this stock from the largest and best House in Now York. Wo huvo made a choice selection of CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS, to which we invito tho especial attention of young and old. .Wo havo selected some choice pnterns of Nobby Cusslmers, particularly adapted toyouug men. Wo have everything In DOMESTICS, Muslins, Flannels. Prints. Blankets, Tickings, Coverlets, Counterpanes, Balmorals, Furniture Checks, dtc. LADIES’ & GENTS’ UNDERWEAR, of ail kinds. A few,of tho advantages of buying Goods from us are, We havo an entirely new slock of Goods from which to select, which liha been bought for cash, mid wo will allow no ouo to undersell us. We extend a cordial invitation to all to call and seo us before making your purchases, as wo think wo cun offer extra Inducements. ■ Respectfully, DUKE & BURKHOLDER. Oct. 0,70. DRY GOODS!! ■QRY GOODS! —AT— HARPER’S South Hanover SI,, NEW STOUIC OF FALL GOODS, I take pleasure in ottering to my patrons and the public, a stock of D R Y GOODS, complete In every branch, and not excelled in quality, beauty, ami cheapness. I have now open a beautiful slock of ’ FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, comprising Black Silks, Black and Colored All- Wool Heps, Black and Colored All-Wool Pop lins. Black and Colored Wool Delaines,.Black and Colored Morlnoeo, Rich Plaid Poplins, Ser ges. Velours, Fine Tain Inc.. Bombazines, Pure Mohairs, new brand of Double Warp Black Al paca, for beauty of color, weight of texture, and price. It takes tho lead of any Alpacas In the market.' Fashionable Shawls, In new styles of Stripes and Plaids. Long and Square Thibet Shawls, all of which I odor exceedingly cheap. BLANKETS, While and Gray.' Bargains guaranteed. FLANNELS, in every variety, LADIES* CLOAKINGS—BIack Beavers, Velve teens, White Corduroy. Opera Flannels, Plaids for Circulars WATER-PROOF I WATER-PROOF J House Furnishing Dry Goods, Table Linens Napkins and White Goods. All tho popular brands of Domestics, at prices to meet tho lowest quotations. Merino Vests, -duns, and Drawers, for Ladles, Misses, Men and Boys. Knitting Yarns, Zephyrs, Germantown Wool, Persian Wool, and Buhnotul Yarns, Hamburg, Edgings and lusortlnga, Thread Laces, Gulpue* Laces. Linen auu Luca. Collars, Kid n Glovcs, Handkerchiefs, Felt, Balmoral, and Hoop Skirts, Corsets, and u general variety of notions. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, Furs! Furs! Firs! No hesitancy in saying that the prices will bo as low as any In town. • All goods bought at the bond.of. tho market, for cash, and superior Inducements will bo otter ed at tho Cheap Cush Store, Cor. Hanover and Fom/rct &ts., - TIIOB. A. HARPER. Ocl. 20; 70, A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA, ARI> .ALL NERVOUS DISEASES lit Infects are Magical . An Unfailing-Remedy for Neuralgia Facialis often uttecllng a'perlecl cute In a single day.— No form of Nervous Disease fulls to yield to its wondciful power. Even In the severe cases of Chronic Neuralgia, affecting the entire system. Its use fora few days affords tho most astonish ing relief and rarely falls to produce a complete and permanent cure. It contains no materials in tho slightest degree Injurious. It has tho nn-' qualified approval of the nest physicians. Thou sands in every part ol the country, gratefn ly ac knowledge its power to sooth tho tortured nerves ami restoring tho tailing strength. Bent by mail on receipt of price and postage. SI 00 SO (X) One Package Six Packages It Is sold by all dealers In drugs nud medl clues. TURNER A CO., rropriciors, LXI-Tro inonl Street, Boston, Mass. Hep. 15.70-3 meow DU. KLINE, at tho Philadelphia Cuucer luxtlluto, Oil Arch St! I’rof. Dalton, Ajrt West -HU Bt., Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dr. Gicam*, at Charlotte, N. C.. nro making aston ishing cares of all ULCERS. TUMORS, CANCERS, by tliclr great Cancer Antidotes, without the knlfu or caustic medicine, and with hut little pula. Every root and fibre is killed and remov ed, If taken In time and cannot return. Beware of bogus Piofesyora, with tholr bogus treatments stealing our advertisements. No others have these treatments. None other should over by used. For particulars, send for circular, call, or address as above. Hep. 15,70-Bin ■puns I FURS I FURS! " Tho subscriber announces to. tho citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, thutsbo Is prepared to Make, Alter or Repair all kinds or varieties of Furs, making them *ip iuio the latest and, most fashionable shape and stylo. Call upon MRS. H. L. HALBERT, No. 74, South Hanover at., Carlisle, Pa. Nearly opposite 2d Presbyterian Church. Oct, 13,70-31 tIW'A AWEEK paid ugeuts, muleorfo mao.lnu now manufacturing business ut home. JNocupilal requited. Addit-ssNovi;n ty Co., baco, Mo. Del. u, 70—iw ' TV/rcLANAUAN STONE & ISE'T IVI havolorsulo every Implement used o‘ farm. , May 12,70—6 m (0. J>rab-do>Nlco, (Silk Kplugllncs, Surge-de-Aumnlo, Postage 6 cunts. •• 27 “
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