II J | i&totoe, Sinuate. &c HAIL. I ALL HAIL I! 'i. THE GLOUY OP THE NIGHT IS THE I MORNING GLORY STOVE. ' N THE QREA TEST STOVE tX>lt IMS. ; Walker A* (Jlaudy Imvluji Just, returned from Now York ami Philadelphia, whom they have .mtfchasod the largest, latest and best assort 'meat of IP MILOR Ox) O KI N ti A N H 11 k atin'u bto v rs. tMorbroutyn to tins place, h”™ I *"* on oxlllbl ' blon and for sale nt tholr store ». * NO. IS. WEST MAIN STREET, ! where they anil always be pleased to see tUoir [old friends ami many now ones, call and exam- THR OIIISAT MORNINU (iLOKY PALLOR STOVE AN 1 > HEATE -aNI'- THIS ‘'KI.RHHATKD ' UKU(U..\T< m<J(! TAUV -■Tol* (’(JOKIN'/ Si’OVl the npat in Tin: woui.n. TilK MORNING .O LOU V is< t tj*• mo I parlor stove in vise unywiicrt 1 or evorv here. It Is u Ruse Burner, and mu* tiro will Inst ,! winter. It has mini doors ail amend and Is ns rmht and eheerful iisnn open irate. We respeetti ; y refer T<> tin* follownu; persons from unions hundreds or other* who have used it. ns to ItA merits': Tmmts U. Weakley, illon. J. SMnuM. Rev. .t. Rons. . 1 Edward Fury, W. H. Mullln, .Sui-g't Irvin, Wehort it Derland il’ol. A. Noble, Con Weiso i Mr. MunsllrM, Hnp’t, Rhoads, j Ml. Holly Taper Mill i.-'vi Treco, tfiimnel (treason, • Sani'l Ketnpton Weakley it Sadler, 1.. T. (treeiuleld, samm?! lr. Gould Jason W. Eby, Tlios. Lee. Rcter Spnhr, Win. T. Stuart, JoH. Galbraith , 1 hos. ( ’hanibt’i'lin, 'olin.Stuurr, John T. Omni, •Hfnvy li. Hm-khoUli-r iHk-Inml Woods. J. H. Woods, iMn.l.-Woods. John M. Grt'^sr.. Wo lia.voal.Hoa very largo variety of Cook Stove nfthe verv host. namely: NOBLE COOK. (Gas Burner.) • COMBINATION. (Gas Burner,) W.M. PENN, EUhEKA. WAUASfI. . ELECTRIC, NIaCtKA, all of which have'&lvon groat sat cliim In to tlio purchaser*. Wo "have also fasre lot of TIN AND OTlfflß WARES, ©four own mnnuhictuie TIN AND SHEET IRON. of till kinds constantly on hand. .SPOUTING, BOOKING A JOBBING v of all kinds done on short notice and substanti ally. In conclusion wo invite our friends to cull and examine our goods and save at least twen ty per cent. WALKER. & CLAUDY. NO. IK WEST MAIN STREET, C.VKI.rSLK, I>A. Oct. 8.1« W. QRAND OPENING OF THE.FALL CAMPAIGN. RHINBSiHITII & RUPP, No, 02 and GI North Hanover street, Tin and Sheet-Iron Workers, AND DEALERS IN Cook, Parlor, and every variety of It K A T I N G S T O V E S The subscribers, having recently erected a .commodious store- room, adjoining their old Hand, allordlng increased facilities lor business, are now prepared to furnish their patrons ami the public generally with every article hi their line. oiL.llie most accommodating terms. With a large and varied as-ortment, l«) which midi tonsure cons'antly made, they feel confident that In quality and price they are ahead of all competition. . AUill-STOVUS, COOK STOVES, This deparltnent of their stork is unexcelled ‘ lorartlstic design, suporloritnlsu, and simpllcl ,:y of arrangement,amongwhldi may he men* i I*l oaed the ■MTKNY SIDE FIRE PLACE HEATER, DOUBLE-OVEN COOK BARLEY SHEAF. N(JIIt,H COOK, and .OVELTY PARLOR COOK STOVE with a variety-of other Cook Stoves well Ur owe ■or their excellence. KITOHKN BA.NOES, nf nil Kinils, Inonullustily L-L-lebnut-d JS'ATXONAI, range. BASE BURNERS, If you want an Ornamental Stove, If you wantnn Economical Stove, It you want a Powerful Heating Stove, If you want a Perpetual Fire Keeping Stove, sail and examine our stock, where 3 r on will find the RTENTAL HOT BLAST, with reversible flue and oven ORIENTAL PARLOR HEATER, for two or moro rooms REVOLVING LIGHT, AND MAGIC LIGHT BASE BURNERS, with a largo assortment of PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES, ALSO SHEET IRON AND TIN WARE, plain and Japanned, Including Toilet Ware, Cash and Deed Boxes, Bread, Cake, and Sugar Boxes, Spoons of all kinds, Ladles, Lanterns, Coal Buckets, Enameled and Plain Hollow Ware, Wrought Iron Puns, Shovels and Tongs, Coal md KlourSlevea, Flat Irons, Brass Kettles, Fruit furs, Ac..4c., emhrnclnga large and complete iHSorlment to wßlch w«* Invite the attention of myors. Wo are ntyo prepared to furnish rumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells, ly on hand IMRE BRICK AND REPAIRS FOR. iSTOVFS 'HOOFING, SPOUTING, AND JOB WORK ‘attended to promptly and on returnable terms J5Sy Old Stoves taken in Exchange. : Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestow-' dd on us we are determined, by Increased elfortK to merit u continuance of It. and respeefiully 'ask the public to call and examine for them udves. RHINESMITH & RUPP, Nos. 02 and 0J f North Hanover St, Carlisle, Penna QUM BE BLAND V A Ij I-. k y KAIL B O A D I CHA K G K O F II OUB S I On mul nnovThursdny, Juno 10, IS7O, ynaaon gor Trains will run dallyus follows, (Huudayaox copied). 7 'rain leaves Harrisburg 8.00 A. M.,MeehanloslmrgB.sW, ('arllslelUl, NewvllleO.lT. shlppensburg 10,20, nmmberslmrg lii.M..Greeu castle 11.1(5, arriving at Hagerstown U. 15 A. M. Matt 'JV'iin leaves Harrisburg I.B* V. M., Me chanlosburg 2.00, Parllsle 2.10, Newvllle H.lfi.sbln* pensburg 8.13, CMmmbersbutg -1.20, Grooucnsllo 1. 50, arriving ut Hagerstown 5,25 I’. M. AVnrm 7Vf/ui loaves Harrisburg 1.10 I’. M.,. Mo* jlmnlesburg 1,17,rar1151e0.17. Newvl: i»fi.fiO,fahlp; pensburg 0 17, arriving at Clmmborsburg at 0.-ia Vi Sn.rc.tl Train leaves Cbamborsburg S,oo ' A. M.. Greencaslle 0.15. arriving at Hagerstown 10,00 A M- ■ K ASTIVAED: Acromvtoilnfiort 7rain losives ClmmUerslmig fl.oO A. M., Shlppvnslmrj: 5.-}*, Nov/vlllt* 0 00. CuiHslpl ftJU, MoolmnlcslmvK 7.02 arriving sit Havrlslmm 7.50 A. M. ‘ Mail Train lonvi-s Hagerstown S.CO A. .M,, Green* castle s.:is,HhamU«*rshnrg O.lO.Shippenshim' NewvlUo l*U I. ('’nrUsle 0 .50, Moehaniosburtf U. 21 arriving tU Hun Isbr.rg 11.55 A. M. Knnv.« Train leaves llautMstowr 12.00 M. GreeneasHe 12.2*. rharnbembm*: 1.05. smppens* liurj* 1.57, NowvllU* 2.10, GarlisU- 2.50. Mechanics* bur<; s.is, arriving nt. UsiviiKlmm .V)0 1\ M. ,1 MLrcil Train leaver, Hagerstown JI.US, I‘. M., Greencaslln 1.12, arriving sit ('lmml'erslHirg 5.05 closo ennneetions at Harrisburg wii !> t mins to and I mm Philadelphia, Nuw York. P.alUmore, Washington, IMitsburu.svnd nil points West O. N. fiUMi, M:iV 12.15711. ■ • Unilrond Otlloo, (.rhumb's; AitrlUO. IK7u. pHADING U A 11< HOAD, ■ I 1 ’Al, L AIIUANCIKMKX r Great Tronic line (com the Not Ili and No'th wesi lor Philadelphia',. New York. Reading Pottsvllle. A*mhiml, Mlnntu.kin. Leb anon. Allonfiiu'M, '•'ri'-toM, Eplnnla r Lit <’/, I.;iiu , » Ice. Columbia, Arc. x . , Trains leave Han Nlmig for New i oik u< fol lows • at 5 :r* s lu, s5O A- M., ami 2 •’»'» I*. M.. run uecttng with similar trains «>u Pennsylvania- Railroad. ami arriving at New. Vnr,k at I- 10 mum, II 50, and 100;) I*. M„ rcspt clivciv, Sleep ing Cars accompany the 5 :15 A. M., trains with out change Upturn ng: Leave New 5 m*k at 9 Oil A. M., 12 00 noon » nd 5 on I*. RL, Philadelphia at 8 10 ‘A. M. ami •> «0 P. RL; Sleeping ears aceompauy thotidO A. RL. and aOO I*. M. trains from New York, wit limit change. Leave Harrisburg for Ueiullng, rotisvlllo, 'I a maqua, Rlmersville, Ashland, shamokln, IMnc grovo. Allentown and Philadelphia at s in A. RL. 25'1 andl 10 P. M.. stopping at Lebanon ami principal way-stations; tin* 110 P. M. train con* ncctlng lor Philadelphia, PniUvllh. and Colum bia onlv. Fur PtiHsvjUc,Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via. Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road leave Harrisburg at 0 10 P. SI, ' Hast Pennsylvania Kall.voad trains leave Read- Ing for. Allentown. Easton anil New Sork at 7 21.10 30 10 |,j A RI .and 145 P. RL Returning, leave New York at ‘J.Oo A. RL. 12 00 nnmi ami 5 t.'O P* M. and Allentown at 7 20 A. M. 12 25 noon, 1 20 ami 8 45 P. M. Way passenger train leave Phlladolphlaat7- 30 A RT., connecting with similar train on Fast Penna. Railroad, returning from Reading at 0 85 P. M.. stopping at all stations. Leave Pottsvllle at 5 40,1)00 a. M., and 250 P. RL, Herndon at 1000 A. M..Shamokln nts 10 and 11 05 A*‘'L. Ashland at 7 05 A. M„ and 1230 Noon Mahanov city at 7 51 A. RL, and I 07 P. M„ Tatmi qua at 8 33 A. M., and 2 20 I’. M., for Philadelphia ami New York. Leave Pottsvllle, via. Schuylkill and Susque hanna Railroad at 8 15 A.-RI. for Harrisburg, and 12 ol> noon for Pino Grove and Tremont, Heading accommoilation train, leaves Potts vllle at 640 A. RI., passes Heading at 7 30 A.M., arriving at Phlladolphla'at 10 20 A. RL, returning, leaves Philadelphian! 5 15 P. M., passing Reading at s 00 P. Rt.. arriving at Pottsvllle at 0 40 P. RL Pnttslown accommodation train, leaves Polls town at .0 25 A. Mu returning, leaves Philadel phia at 4 00 P. M. Columbia Railroad trains leave Uondlngat72o A. RL, and 15 I . M., lor Kplmvta. Lilia, Lancas ter. Columbia. »tc. Perk toman Railroad trains leave - Perkioinon Junction at 7 10,0 05 A.RT.,3 <oo'and 035 P. M„ returning, leave Schwonksvlllcut 0 30, 8 !fl A. M., 12 50 Noon, and -140 P. RL. connecting with simi lar trains on Heading Railroad Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave P«*ttstown at II 40 A. Rl„ and 0 20P.M. returning, leave Rlt. Pleasant at 700 and 11 SA. RL. connecting with ’ similar trains on Reading Railroad. Chester valley Railroad trains leave Ilrldgo port £ t.H 30 A.M,. 205 and 502 P. M., returning, leave Oownlngtown at 0 20 A. M.. 1248 and f, tfi P. M., connectlug with similar trains on Heading Railroad. • n» Snndavs; leave New York at; 5 00 P. M., Philadelphia at son A. M. and 3 15 P. RL. (the son A. M. train running only to Reading.) leave Pottsvllle n’t HOO A. M , Harrisburg at 5 35 A. RI. and 410 P. RI.; leave Allentown at 7 23 A. M. and 845 P.-M. leave Residing at-7 15 A.M. and 10 05 P. RT. for Harrisburg, at 7 23 A. M. for New York, at 4 45 P. RL for Allentown, and at 5) 40 A. RL and 4 25 P M. for Philadelphia. - 'Commutation. Mileage, Season, School and Excursion Tickets to and from all points qt re duced rates. Luggage chocked through ; 100 pound** allowed each Pavsenger. O. A. NIcHM-S. Sep. 22. lS7c. Ocnvral iVpm/i/c/idcid, GOIJTIi MOUNTAIN' IKON 1 K A 1 L.K O A i>! OFFICE OF GENERAL SI T 1 ’ERINTENDENT. Cakmsi.h, Pa., Sept. 11, 1870.- •. On and after September lltth, trains will leave Carlisle ut. (t:w A. M. for -Pino Grove ; 2.50 P. M.. for Hunter’s Run. urtuuxisq. ivr Pine Grove at 0.00 A. SI.; Hunter’s Run at -U)0 P.iM. Sep. 22,1870. B. E W I N G , CABINET MAKER NE W P URN!T UR E Solas, (.‘amt* Stools. ‘ Limoges, Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs, Dining Tables, Easy Chairs, Card Tables. Reception Chairs', Ottomans, • Bureaus, What-Nots Secretaries. Ac., Ac., Par>or. OFFICE STOVES. Chamber and Office F UK N r T V R E. ■* of the Latest Styles. COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS, Splendid New Patterns. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES, lu great variety. Particular attention given to Funerals. Orders from town and country attended *.n promptly and on reasonable terms. Doc. 17. Isfiy—tt QARRIAGE BUILDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, AND REPAIRING Done promptly and at reasonable rale 7 CARRIAGES, Always on hand or made to order. I will CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, or SPRING WAGONS for Good HORSES. Second Hand Wagons of all Kinds A. SENSEMAN, Still at work, and invites nil IBs old customers and the public In general to give him a call. Remember thcold eMahlished place, on Pitt street, north of the Railroad Depot, Carlisle, Knives ana Forks, LIVERY In connection with the above establishment, May 12.70-Iy JMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS ! A decision lias Just been rendered by the Uni ted Htatcs Supreme Court, which allows a bounty of BIOD to each soldier who enlisted In the volun teer service for three years prior to Julv 22, IKdl and was discharged for disease before the exp!- ration ot two years. The decision does notafleci those who enlisted after July 22, IMII, The heirs of those who enlisted as above and have since died are entitled to the same ns surviving sol dlers. The undersigned Is prepared.to colled all claims arising from the above decision. In let tors of Inquiry, please enclose u postage stamp. Xf , \\ M. B. BUTLER. Mnrcl-. ill. 1070—if CurMslc. I ! n, /"'IHEAP, durable, simple I'onrinjr, all ffSli.hJnSrt 11 ' rrmn ,<'u“t So., ,l„llv<. TO l fren of May 12, TO- ■HailvoaUs Summer Arrungement. WKSTW A U I> M(huhn[ , SejtU’infjrr .V/f, ISTO. cii.VNUE tJr KCin-Tiyr/ F. C. ARMS, , Ocn'l, Sit})'/. AND LINt>KRTAKKR WEST MA IN STREET... CARLISLE, PENN’A. A Sl'LNJi’Din ASSORTMENT OK for the Holidays, compnsing < Dining boom, Kit chi; BUGGIES’, AND SPRING WAGONS, Taken In exchange for work. A FIRST GLASS IL K. rEl?}?Rn JSt]) (ffiootis 1870 FALL AND WINTER. NEW ARRIVAL OF FILL Mil WIVM (MOM, at prices that duly compolUlon. ,Sir ' k afl.K AND WOOI. POPLINS. a . v EMPRESS CLOTHS, KUE.NW! MEIHSOEB, UOU]!A , X NOKWifii row,ins, POPLINS ALPACAS, PATKN’T WASP POPLINS. lAlliM S.LIC ANl> WOOL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL PLAfDS, &c. Eleamit Muck of Water Proofs, m nil thQiiew mixtures. We uvo selling n very good quality at. U)e. per yard. Handome stock ol SHAWLS Just opened, very cheap. Wiille'and Gray BLANKETS, cheaper than over. J[ OUUN I N O GOOD S',- Repps. Black Morlnoes. 11 Wool UeLnlnes, Rol den I’ovu. Blu«d£ Cretonne, (something new and verv desirable ) Crape Veils, Collars, Gloves, .Ththet Shawls,.Crapes, iVc. A full js-nrlmci'.l. of Faucial Good-. always nu hand. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS, Elegant 'assortment ot FFeneh ('asslmers, „ , ,<■ Cloths, Reavers and Suitings, now on exhibition. SHIRTS made to order at’short notice and tailor Unit cannot be excelled. FURS! FUIISM Will open on net, Ist, the’ NfoeAof Furs over otlered. Over one bandied sets at very ' low prices. •- • DOMESTIC GOODS., Unbleached Muslins, at 8 and 10 cts. A Tip Top Muslin at Iritis. 1 yard wide. Rest Appleton (a) Muslin only 15 els. All the popular makes, Blenched Muslins, at reduced prices. CALICOES, 0, R, 10 and 12>£ cts. CANTON FLANNELS, 15,18 and 20 cts. Llndsevs. Flannels. Genas, Sattlnctts, Ging hams, Checks, Tickings, &c. All at reduced prices. All the best DeLalnos lu now styles only 20 ots A great bargain In Plain Alpacas all.colors only 25 cts. per yard.- A full stock of HOSIERY. WAIVER. AND NOTIONS, * at very Reasonable Prices. I would cordially Invite all to Inspect our new stock and prices ns I nuv determined not to’bo undersold but will oiler -some of the best Bar gains that can bo found In Carlisle. Jj. T. GREENFIELD, No. j, East Main Sired. Sep. 2!). 70. 1870. FALL CAMPAIGN, NOW OPENING AT Tin-: CENTRAL IS I V fiODDS SIMB. Direct from Now York, and Phllnuclphln. A great variety of DRESS GOODS, Blade ami Fancy Colored Dross Silks. IRISH POPLINS, in all colors. FRENCH POPLINS, In ail colors. EMPRESS REPPS, all color Cala Plaid Cloths for Circulars and Serltings, PLAIT) POPLINS. M FRINGES, ALPACAS, &c. SHAWLS, SHAWLS, Striped and Plaid Shawls, a great variety* for. Ladles’, Misses’, and Children. P IJ'RS! P.U R S!! a full Hue of evfcry grade and quality of Furs’ Hi eat ba/guins. Much under the price of last season. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, Great bargains in White Blankets Great Bargains In Colored Blankets. WOOLEN GOODS, Breakfast Shawls, new styles of Hoods. Scarfs Ties, Ac., in great quantities. ’ DOMESTIC GOODS, ' Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens. Tickings Ca'lcoes, Ginghams, Kentucky Jeans, at lower rates than elsewhere. FLANNELS, FLANNELS, our stock eantiof ho surpassed In any grade or kind of Flannois. Call and. see,great induce ments to purchase , CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS, of eve] y variety and quality, at prices to suit all customers. Call and see all Garments, and made up at short notice. NOTIONS, NOTIONS, In such variety as wo are only able to exhibit. Lull ami see for yourselves. CARPETS, CARPETS, U o have lust filled our Carpet Room, with new heautllul styles of Carpets, Floor 011-clolhs all widths, Druggitt, Mattings. Rugs, Malts. Ac. Cannot be undersold in Carpeßs. Wewoitid say to all persona desiring to pur chase Fall Goods, to examine our slock before malting purchases; ns we have purchased the largest stock of Dry Goods and Carpets, at ex tremely low prices that can be seen In the coun ty, and as wo are determined to keep tip our reputation lor soiling very cheap. Bargains at the Central, for over Customer, Cull and see for yourselves, * LFJDICH & MILLER. Sep. 20,70. CTloHjlng 1870. ISTO. rt, ' xillx O P E*N INC SPUING TRADE Ready Made Clothing, WAiIIME & BROWN, THIS MONTH ■ Opening to Uio penonio ilio KnindoKl stock of (•'INK CLOTH 'Nil forMcuuml Hoys, that Oak Hall bns,e,ver coulalmu-l. flinco Inst Fall wo have secured tho two Inrqo lots ndjolnlnp uh, and have’creeled upon them an lron*lront building, equal in sl/.o to our fm mcr HuJJdlng, making Oak Hun twice as laigo us before, in .order to ‘accommodate tho GREAT MASS OF PEOPLE, Who have becomoour customers. Wu invito un'our cuMimnerH, with their neigh bors and irJrmls, to nay ns an early visit, to ex amine our Mammoth miildingH, and to inspect our MAMMOTH STOCK, WANNAMAigm & BROWN. O A K HALL CLOTH INC. KSTAUUSIIMRNT Nos. 530, 532,531, 530 Market street., and Nos. 1, 3 5,7, I), 11 ami 13 South Sixth street. PHILADELPHIA, Send your orders If you eau’L come. April 11,1370—1. v IN EVERY WAY WORTHY OF TENT lON, advantages we 'SJt of a large, fence, of V years, [merits ■;come JT The gre; possess, as the res well-established ani. business, with an-expel more than twenty-five! enable us to offer induci to all who are about to ' purchasers of asr Ready-Made CJ second to no e; the country all made of carefully sound- or/ is mad. lowest I a well/ clothiel Clothii goes to ment, is , stock of goods .blishment in Jur garments are :he best materials, .I'ected ; nothing un 'in any way imperfect up at all, even in the grades of goods. It is Established fact among \s, that our Ready-Made 'v, in every thing that nake a superior gar -rftjualled by any Philadelphia. Nso large can day. ran-r Ithe ■ye Our assortment . and varied that every be fitted at once, without c Our prices are always gua) teed as low, or lower, than! lowest elsewhere. We also a fine assortment of 1870. ass* Goods in the Pie* which will he made ui in the best manr prices much lew usually charge'’ made to ord Gentle delphia. measur book? forw; mail, ments, seleftei Stock, which cor reel B 7 :an, by having their registered oh our lave samples of goods Id, with price' lists, by any time, and gat her made to order or lade jress, tp fit Tower. Half ioa' npUE HYPERION HAIR CURL ICRS. aN indispensable (Puh'utnl July m iwr.) This Curler is tho most jv rfoct invention ev* ottered t<» the 'public. It is,easily operated. net In appearance, uml \v)h not injure the hair, j there Is no heat required, nor any metallic sul stance used to nisi, or break the hair. Alanuiactured duly, and for sale bv McMIIiLaN & CO. No, 03 North Front St, I’IIILADULI'III a, Pa. Sold at Dry Goods, Trimmings and Notion St-rus. N. B.—Single Box 23,cents; U boxes.assorloi sizes, (13cts. MailedJrrc touny part ot the Uullei Stairs, upon receipt of lhein«noy, . . June lu, 70—Om jp T T EIiSBUBQ PIONEER White and Red Lead and Putlv Mumifaelurera, Pittsbuvy , Pet. T. 11. NEVIS & (0., I'U'TSIWRQ, PA Omls: I am inucli pleased with thopuro White Lead, purchased ofyou and take plensuio in Hie recommendation T>f It to the puhl cas tho best I have everm ed. I have worked Wethm 11l * RroV ami Lewis A Pros,. Pmo Phlhidelnhin I trmst say I like your Lead hitter ffin V. the market Jor body mid color. All you claim for it cannot ho surpassed. joucuum CIIAS..U. !!OFFISH. Cahmsk, Rep. 0,1870. Messrs. T, 11, AVc/a O). 1 , r Pittsburg, l»n. Gents I have hud some opportunities for the trluJ of your I uro White Lend, i most heartily recommend It to the publlons c/ecidedly.tlm host in Him nmrkot. Imn familiar with nil the Pure Jji-jul in the market. Lew- & liriw. WetheH I & Co. of Philadelphia, do say your lend glvel greater suit faction limn either of thorn, on acs ‘•mint of hotly,color and lino grlmllmr which i m nil Dio quallllcutloiiH required of a good artUdo JOHN AKNEY. HKAinNO, August 31, 1870. Messrs T. 11, Ifcvin.A fb., w, . PltUdmrg. Pa. Ge»//f • Ilmvo Imd your White Lend analyzed Pur e L * cm Kt * a . * lu Pronounced It Htiictly H. \V. HOLLENI3ACH, Painter. „. l : .\S*y ft p K of <>«»• V, uro is guaranteed Hlrh-tlj Pure, and is liner ground, better color s!l! U !' u ’ •>ll»=r Jil tho United Hlutr s. i hese are strong terms hut me none the less true, (.'all on Miller A Dowers. Carlisle Pa' Strilaf? U ‘° °" ly '’““ y “ forwilulu T. 11. KEVIN i CO., , , I’liMioci- I'nlnt WnrkH, Fitt-sburg Omi-t: mn\ Hn)u Rooms, WaVltctand dd Avfnno wop, a, <o—Jm“ 18T0" I 1 'HIE ' ,r©a / order, and at than are ir Garments n visiting Phila- •t St. ! Sts. ARTICLE IfOR Til LADIES. “Johnny" Smith Is now opoulngsuperior Oys ters, Received twice a week, winch he sells at greatreduciiou in price, “is twhlemire kept'neat and clean and fur-: nlshed with ail the necessary accompaniments. I'unilhcssupplied with Urstqmillty of Oysters ( »n short notice. The celebrated NEWARK BkER. and MASSEY & COLUNB’ PHILADEL PHIAALEun dniliglu. Give him u trial aud ho will endeavor to give satlslaction to all. „ „ . „„ , JNO. B. SMITH. Oct. 6,70—1 y Caiilisle, Sept. 0, 1870. WANTED FOR THE Light of the World. Containing Plootwoo’a “Llfo of Christ ' and Llvos."f mo Anostiea, Evangelismmul M fifty rH." Uoddrlc ges ■■Evldeuoraof Clirlstlunlly,” -hist ory of the Jews,” bv Josephus; "History of ail religious Denominations,” with trentfso and tables relating to events connected whh ino DU hie history cout Jnlng many line engravings.— Olmlslmn-fcnowodgi 0 CO '" 1,1 ‘ ,U ' of W. FEINT, HU B. bEVENTH Bt„ Philadelphia. Uot, <», 70, iw, WANTED FOR F R E E ■ LOVE. AND ITS VOTARIES. hy I)r. JOHN I). ELLIH. Stupendous revelations mu sun ling disclosures. The whole subject laid Imre and its hhhmusuesH exposed to unLger sal execration. Written In the Interests of cTvi lizaticm, » hrlstianlty and Public Monthly for circulars and terms. U. h. PubJUhing Co. New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and at ou, “ Oct. 0, 70 4w Jbair liJencuirt. Ayer’s Hair -Vigor, For resloring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, mid effectual for. preserving tho hair. Faded or gran I. hair in soon restored *° original color ■ wM-M \§W/ • Wlt^l * IG y^ oss an(^ * f rcsJmcss c -C y oi dh Thin hair is thick-* cued, falling hair checked, and haUU ness oflcn, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho hair where tho follicles me destroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed. But such-as remain can he aaved for usefulness by this application.. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which mak6 some preparations dangerous and injurious to tho , hair, the Vigor can •mly benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else catv he found ro desirable. Caufjiin.V.g uAiiUox* oil d*<*. it docs not soil while cambric, mid' yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aye. & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, MASS. PRrOi-3 $l.OO. For Rnlo by HAVERSTICK & BUOU, Agents, Carlisle, Pft. Feb. 10.1H70—lv . . OSADALIB THE GREAT AMERICAN HE \LTH RESTORER, purifies theblood .inleu es Scrofula? Syphilis. Wkm Discus* ,*h. Rheumiitlsin, Diseases of Women, and all Chronic AHVctions of the 810-al, Liver ami Kidneys, - Recommended hytheMedl cal Fnenlty and many thousands of our best oil Irens, Rend tliis testimony of Physicians' and patients who have used Uosaduils; send for our Rosadulls iiuidu to Health Hook, or Alumnae for this year, which wo publish for gratuitous distribution , it willglve you much -valuable informrUou. - Dr. U. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says I take pleasure in recommending your RosaPM.is as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it used In two eases with happy results’—one In a casoof secondary syphilis, In which the patient pr aiuunccd himself cuied after having taken live Dottles ol your medicine. Tho other la a case of scrofula of long atumllng, which Is mpldly Irapiovlug under Hr use, and the Indica tions are that tho pißleut will soon recover I have carefully examined the formula by which your Kosadahs is mude, and flnd-ll an oxvellent compound.t.f alterative In gredients, Dr. Ftparkn, of astc |lo lasville;*lty., says lie has used Uosadalls In cases of Hcrotula and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory' results as u cleaner of the illood I know no hotter remedy. Samuel <J. McFadden, Murfreesboro', Tenn.. «ays: 1 have used seven bottles of Uosadalls, and am entirely cured of Rheumatism; send me four bottles, ns I wish it for my brother, who has scrofulous sore eyes. Henj in in Bcciuol, of Lima, Ohio, writes. I h ivosuffered for twenty years with an inveterate eruption over my whole body a short time since I purchased a bottle of RosiulMis and H effected a perfect cure., Rosadalls is sold by iwl druggists. Laboratory* UI Exchange Place, Balti more. CLEMENTS & CO. ■ JL-ropi-ietors. Feb 10. ly Cathartic Pills, ;r r.U the purposes of a X»axati>' /Tv Perhaps no one me«Jt cine is so universally re-, ,V qniml.bv - everybody as S')' a r.uiiai tic, nor \\ iu- ever • 7~r’~' ' aav before so universal \ -u.-. • ly adopted into u*e, hi }■ . | everyeamitry ami among ; \ . >. -fy /’ all elassoi.ns tins mild i hat eiUcieiit purgative V i'Ul. Tlic.obvious rea . A .. . -'V/ f-oi* i-.diutili.-vUmol'crc ... - ' .el ,■ ~ liame and Jar move eJfec 'L.; v— ■■ lual remedy than any ' ' oiimr. 'J'liuao who have* •! 'in '\v • ■ ;t u - cured loom: those who have ku >w iii-.i i• iheiv neighbor.* and friends, I .aI I;.mw i i.d vh.it 'i» dnev once it docs ahvuva . hath in". - '-, - fail i laroiigh any fault or nugluutof co mM-,iii..-i. V.’c have thousands upon thou , id *nf ceuni of I heir vcmarkab'e cures of tlio lev. in r con but such euros uvo known iu -ry iicighh.. Im.'d, and we need not publish them, •npb-d to all ngis and conditions in all Win-ales; it lining m-itlie. - vain.net or any d- , '-'erioud drug, •y may b-- r--l;nn will) saf-ty hv anybody. Their gar coarn ; ..tc-i-m* i tlumujver IVe.di and makes . m pi. - * i •- a to take, while being purely vegetable i iuinn can arise front their use m any quantity. They operate by their p-.vcrfni influence on tho mrnal viscera to purify tho blond and stimulate it o healthy a •lion —remove tho obstructions of tho >maeh, bowels, liver, and other organs of tho ' ly. rcHoriug their irregular action to health, and correcting, wherever they exist, such derange cuts as are the llrst origin of disease. n Minute directions are given In the wrapper on m box, for the following complaints, which those ill.H rapally euro:— - . For or Smlig-estlon, XiNtless* : **V, ? - " 1,, - llor and of Appetite, they I'udd be taken modc-ulely to stimulate tho atom h and restore its healthy tone and action. For ffjivj*r Complaint mid Us various eyrrtp* 'ii', BSiliou* llrailaclusMick IBoudaclie, .luiiilU-o or fiirccn Nichm*MH, Alliuus ;ilic mul Sliliomt Fcvei-i, they should bo ju* i -iously taken Tor each case, to correct tho diseased •tion nr remove the obstructions which cause It. For Bfiysontcfy or Diarrhoea, but one mild ho is generally required. For lahuumatN'u, Clout. Gravel, IPalni* ition of the IB part, E»aln in tho Nlcln. '•'rU mul JLuins, they should bo continuously dccii, ns required, to change tlio diseased action of ir system. With such change those’complaints Happen*. For Dropsy ami BBrojulcal fttvrdUno 1 * they lould be taken in large and IVequont doses to pro* i Ihe eJJe.it of.'t drastic purge. For Muppresslon a largo dose should be taken it produces llio desued cired bv sympathv. • As a Dlinn-r VIII, take one or two Villa to pro* into dl.gosllonand relieve the stomach. Au.oeraslonal dose stimulates the stomach and nycls into healthy action, restores the appetite, 'mi invigorates the system. Hun>*c it is often nd* .mtageous where no serious derautreniont exist* hie who feels tolerably well, otten (hula thatndosr •I* these Villa makes him p-el decidedly better, from Heir cleansing and renovating effect on tho dlges* 'v-e apparatus. •dt.«/. C. A.YEIt »C* CO,, Vi’ctcilcfil Chctnista t 7/>’ rt ” yjs*.. TT ft, A. For Sale by HAVERSTICK dBRO’S.. Agents Carlisle, Pft. Feb. 10 1870-lt JflSiswUaneoiig. jJIREBH AND PRIME I CLEAN, PAT AND JUICY. ■ SMITH’S OYSTEISALOON, IN THE VOLUNTEER BUILDING South Market Square^ Drugs, jQKU OS AMI* MEMICIMJES . THE best, place TO Dv T PURE AND RELIABLE SJ>M 17. G S 9 Medicines and Fine Chemical 18 AJT JOSEPH B. HAVERSTICK/ No. 5 SeutVv Hanover Street, CARLISLE PA. DEALEKS IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicas,l hoolcs Fancy Quods, Confectionaries, Per fumer;/, Toilet Articles, &<■., Dye ■'iluijs, Cosmetics, Stationary, Ac. Also, Pure Wines for Medical Pur. posts. , Ills assortment of Goods, n variety, novel ty ami elegance, cannot bo surpassed. The arti cles have been selected with great cure,and are caleuloled In quality nnd price to.command tho attention of purchasers. Physicians prescriptions carefully compound ed. A full stock ol Patent Medicines on hand All goods warranted as represented. JOSEPH B. HAVEESTICK Wo. € South'Hunovoz'St. •Oct. 2D,IR7C--ly «Brocerles. LUES! FROM EUROPE, Dath of Napoleon! CAI-ITIHATIOS OF PARIS And a Great Fall in Grocerii ’ at the store of JOHN WOLF, Jr., jVo. 44 EastJPomfret St • ■ stock of FESH GROCERIES Just opened at selling at reduced prices at Best Teas, Goffees, Sugars, Syrups, At LAMPS I LAMPS, I~^AMPS, At WOLF'S; FRUIT JARS AND JELLY GLASSES' Mackerel, 1,2 and 8 Mackerel. In whole, half, or quar ter .barrels, m* kua, at the lowest prices ever of fered In Carlisle, ■ At WOLFIS. BEST brands llonr, bacon, bums, shoulders, flitch, dr!d beef, cheese, pickled anil spired salmon, sardines, smoked halibut, Burlington honing, scaled herring at MACKEREL, WOLF'S. QUEENSWARE, Cliinaware, Gluaa ware, Earthenware and Woodware, - At WOLF’S. JpURE Wine and Cider Vinegar, At WOLF’S. iVb. 44, East JPom/ret St,, CARLISLE. Sep. 2i), 70—ly GROCERIES, fiu. The subscriber begs leave lo Inform the citi zens of Carlisle and vicinity that he has pur chased the Grocery Store of D. V, Keeny No. 78 Mouth Hanover Street, Carlisle, where Lo will carry ou the Grocery Business um usual. Ills as sort meat is varied, and consists in part of QUEENHWARE, GLASSWARE, STONE and EARTHEN WARE, > CEDAR and WILLOW WARE TEAS. COFFEES. SYRUPS. SPICES, fancy soaps, ROPES. TOBACCO, PISH, OILS. HALTERS, SUGARS. SALT, POTATOES, DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT, FLOUR, FEED, uml a full assortment of articles usually kept iu a Arsi-class Grocery store. Give him a cud, and satisfaction tvill be guaranteed. Oct. 10 IWI9. JOHN HECKMAN. FR ESH G ROOEBIEBI FRESH GROUERIESU Always to bo.had at the ,C*H E A P STORE SN'O 88 EAST POMPRET STREET ■ - And why are they always fresh ? Because we Bell a great amount of them, and sell them low. Therefore, turn our stock often, and consequent* ly our goods must be fresh. You will And every thing you wlshm the way of GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, glassware. WILLOW AND . CEDAR WARE, STONE AND OttOCKERY WARE, Choice Hama. Dried Beef. Bologma, Boof, Tongues, Biscuits and Crackers x)l every de scription. PmUled. Spiced and Fresh Oysters, Sardines, English Pickles, Lemon Syrups, &o„ <tfc. ind no oud to; NOTIONS. It Is useless to mention them, come and seo for yourselves; and parents If It don’t suit you to come, send your children, ns they will be dealt with with the same euro as 11 you were here yourself; Ail kinds of COUNTRY PROIDUCE, taken In.exchange for goods, or cosh GEO. B. IIOPEMAN. NO. 88 EAST POMPRKT STREET FTIHE MAGIC COMB will change any I colored heir or beard to a permanent black oFornwn, It contains no poison. Any one can uso 11. Ono sent by mall forg 1. Address MAG IC COMB CO., Bpringlloid, Mass, Sop. 5,170—8 m BUSINESS AGAIN, GEO. R, FOOTE, Ag’t. • Plumbing and Gas Fitting, IN ALL ITS BRANCHKri. Orders left at my House, B, E. corner Bod ford and Chapel Alloy, or Chus. i'Tunclso s, No. 10 West Main 9t. • Juno a*. 70—Om HARDWARE CUTLERY. STILLER & BO W MBS take this opportunity of directing tho attention of tho comimirtlty at largo, and every person In particular, to thotr recently replenished stock ol HARD W-A R R . They studiously avoided investing during the high prices, and patiently waited tho falling out of thobottom before attempting to rcflllthelr shelves, and now that things have been reduced to old lime prices, as near as pQSslblo, they have Invested largely and ere prepared to guarantee (0 their friends and customers as low .prices as any market outside tho cities. They especially Invite tho attention of mechanics, farmers and builders. Our stack, is complete and none need fear meeting with disappointment in enquiring for anything In our lino. We have the agency of thoWUlcox& Gibbs ,SE WI N G MACHINE, and would respeclAUly sk all those In wanlol a Machine, to examine the Wlllcox & Gibbs’ bo fore purchasing. All orders promptly attended to, and godso delivered to all parts of tho town free of charge. Feb. 25. lhU9.—iv 18T0 HAKDWABE -1870 HENRY SAXTON H. SAXTON, & CO., KO. 15, EAST MAIN BT., Dealers in Hardware, Iron, tdlery, &e.. hereby announce to *he public, that they Intend selling everything in ibeirUne.eUberwholesule or retail, at nr cea much lower tlmn cun be, bought thin sUi- of Philadelphia. Our stock cons' .ta In rurt of BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Iron, Paints, Walls, . Oils, Shovels, Glass, iioes, Putty, Forks. • Varnishes, Pukes, Cement, Spades, Plaator, p-mr bars, Sand, Sledges, ■ Powder, Picks. Sulety fus Also a full and well selected assortment o MECHANIC’S TOOLS, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY A full slock of FARM BELLS Plows, Baines, Chains, Grain bags, Popes, Pu leys, and Hay Elevators of all descriptions. GUNS, PISTOLS, POWBEK, SHOT, OaP and ammunition of nil kinds. WOLF’S. Thankful for past favors, by strict attention to business we hope to receive a continuation ol too sunw*^ WOLF'S. 1701 Chartered 1 ryq i ' * INSURANC ■ OMPANY' NORTH .AMERICA !! Oldest Insurance Company, in America CASH CAPITAL AN D SURPLUS, 8^,800,000. At WOLE’ S. SEVENTY-ONE YEA US successful business experience, with a reputation, for INTEGRITY and HONORABLE DEALING UNSURPASSED by any similar Institution. . LOSSES PA 11) since o-ganlzatlon, over 000.000. It is WISDOM and ECONOMY to Insure In the boat Companies. and there Is NONE BETTER than the old INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. ArthurG, Coffin,President; Charles Platt, Vice President; Mathias Marls. Secretary William Buehior, Central Agent, Harrisburg. Pa, SAML. K. HUMUIOH, Agent. Main Street, Carlisle, December 10, ihfifl—ly. ISautieria. &c, 5-20 J S 1881'S BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED MOST lIBEKAL. TERMS GOLD Bought and Sold at Market Hales. COUPONS CASHED Pacific Railroad Bonds BOUGHT AND SOLD. Blades Bought ana Bold on Commission Only. Accounts received and Interest'itffowed on Dally Balances, subject to check at sight. BeIPm&Bro. ■\ NO 40, BOOTH THIRD STREET, 1 PHILADELPHIA. July 7 mo. JWtgcpUancous. IHEA-lECTAH. Oct, o,7o—iw; FARMER’S HELPER Ph«WH how to double the profile of the FARM and how farmers and their sons can each make $lO PER MONTH ')• . ; In Winter. 10,000 Copies will bo mailed fretf-lo I*armors, Rond name and address lo ZIEGLER <Sc McCURDY, Phnudolpulu l>«, Ocl.C, 70—iw , , . E'ree'to book agents i We will send a handsome Prospectus of onr '} J/luslra'cci Funnily Bible to any*Bnok Agent, free of charge. Address, .National Publishing Co.. Phi)a,Pa. , • ’ , . Oct. o,7o—iw GENTS WANTED TO SELL CHAMBERLIN’S Law Book, for Business Men THE BEST SUBSCRIPTION BOOK OUT, Address. o.‘ D. CASE & &Q„ Hartford, Conn. Hop. 23, 70—1 m. A GENTS WANTED FOR Uuu. Wm. 11. SEWARD’S GRAND TOUR OP W EXK O. Adventure and Sight-seeing in “Our Sitter liepuhitc,” Isa work of ruro merit, profanely Illustrated Rend for circulars Columbian Book Comnuni Huaford, Ct. Oct, oj7o—4w Jhacmuare. -AN.. I J. P. BIXLER CARLISLE, PA., H. SAXTO N & CO. insurance Philadelphia —ON— fßrticcal. rpO PHYSICIANS. New York, AuauslStu, isu Allow me to call your attention to my Prrpa RATION OF COM OUND EXTRACT BUCIIU Tho component parts are 11UCHU, long leaf Cubobs, Juniper berries. MODE OF PREPARATION.—Buchu, in vacua Juniper Bernes. ,by distillation, to formaline gin. Cubens extruded by displacement, with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very lit tle sugar Is used, and annum proportion of pi rll. It is more palatable than any now In use. Buchu. as prepared by .Druggists, Is of o dark color, it is a plant that emits us fragrance; the actum of flame destroys tlils(lwi a< live princi ple), leaving a dark and glutinous decoction,— Mine Is the color of inurements. Tho Buclm in my preparation predominates; the smallest quantity ol the oilier ingredients ate added,-to prevent fermentation ; upon Inspection, it win bo found not to be a'Tincture, us made in Plmr macoprpq.n »r is It a Byrup-and tbereio»'o can bo used n. cases where fever or inllumatlou ex -Ist. this, you have the knowledge of the la gredli ats and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you wili favor it with a trial, and tlmi upon inspection It will meet with your an. probation, 1 With a feeling of 'confidence, I am, very respectfully, H. T, HELMBOLD, Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years’ Experience from tho largest Manufacturing Chemists in the ’World.] "I am acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helmbdd; no occupied ihe Drug Store opposite.my real* deuce, and, was successful In conducting tho business where others had hot been equally so before him.' I have been favorably impressed with his character and euterprlze.” william weiqhtman. Firm of Powers and Wolghtinan Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Phila delphia. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. for weakness The exhausted' powers of Nature which tiro accompanied by so many alarnilng symptons among which will be lound. Indinpo* ‘sttiou to Exertion,Loss -f Wo<» ory.WukefomeM; Horror of Disease, or Forehodiuys of Kvd; In fact. Universal Lassitude; Prostration, and Inal blllty to enter into the enjoyments of society. Tho constitution, once affected with -Organic Weakness, requires 'the aid of Medicine to streiighten and invigorate tho system. HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUOHU Invariably does. If no treatment issubmltted to, Cousmmp tion or insanity ensues. HELMBOLD’Q FLUID EXTItACTOF BUCHU In affections peculiar to Females, is unequalled by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or Ho lentlon, Pain fulness, or Suppression of * 'ustoma ry Evacuations, and all complaints inuldeut to llio sex, or tin* decline or'cbungp of life. HELMBOLD'tt FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED UOttE WASH will radically exterminate from tho system discuses arising from habits of dissipation, at lilt,lo expense, lit tle or no'change lndlet).uo inconvenience or ex posuio: completely superseding those unpleus: ant and dangerous remedies, Copalva and Mer cury, In all these diseases. Use HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU 'ln all diseases of these organs, whether existing In male or female, from whatever cause oilglnal- Ing, and no mutter of bow long standing. It is pleasant In tus.eani odor, “immediate” In ac tion. uniLmoro strengthening than any of the prepuruflbns of Bark or Iron, Those suffering from broken-down of delicalti oonstltultouß, procure the remedy at once, The reader must bo aware that, however slight may be the attack of t eabove diseases,llls cer tain to affect the bodily health and mental powers. All tho above diseases require the aid of a Diu retic. HELMBOLD’tt EXTRACT BUCHU Is lb* great Diuretic. Sold by Druggists every whore. Price—Bl.2s p»r tntile. or 0 houles for 80.50. Delivered to inff iddress. Describe symptous In all commuulca lons. Addreaa H. T. HELMnOLD; Drue and Chmul cal Warehouse, 694 Broadway, N, Y. None nvo genuine unless done up in Bte»l*«* graved wrapper, with fac-slmlle of my -Gfl** 2 *’ cal Warehouse, and signed IMIS H T, UELUBOLD. May 10, 70—ly NovKMUKIH, 1851.
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