Agricultural Trial t»f n Stcnirt Kn s lno for lUnd nnd I'nrm Worlt. i For several years-experiments invol vin" immense costs- luivo been cnrncu 1 on "in England, having in viety a .! tractive engine (lint should do heavy work on common roads cheaper than it was being dbno hy horses. The dif ficulty lias been, not the lack of power, hut that, in rmVning over hard roads, (he continuous .{oiling involved con stant breakages in the hiachincry—the head of the wheel was so narrow that it would slip, ahdlast, when armed with claws, they broke when needed, besides being a damage to the roads and an impediment to the movement of the engine. At length Mr. H. W. Thomson, of Edinburg, conceived the idea of using India-rubber tires of great thickness ami width; and since that time the en gine has been a complete success.. Jt has been used in tho ijnam on tho Con tinent of Europe, for drawing heavy toads, although ploughing and the otKor need?? of tho furui luivo funnily in il a most powerful agent. The hrst .ml.Ho trial of.this engine in America “ 'u' -H-neld ar th\r Tnee-grritind Now Jersey, October tilth, 'before a emnuiitteo' of th<r American Institute.' Arriving at tho ground, wo found the engine—with slcam up—hitched to a <oio' r of seven ploughs. At a signal from the exhibitor, the engineer mounted tho machine, ami with one hand on tho steering apparatus, ami the other on the Ihrotlle-bar. Ii estarted; and,moving steadilv on at about douh : In llio rat of an ordinary ox team, and a little faster than .quick horses work turned seven furrows, twelve incites wide ami eight deep,' with the greatest ease ami in a workinan-li ko.manner ! The’ land was strongly rooted green sward, with a surface at least of average unevenness. It did tho work of at least fourteen horses and seven men, using at tho rate of half a ton of coal a day; and requiring in Us management n fireman and engineer. The exhibition witli loaded wagons was equally successful. The engine was attached to throe heavy four-wheeled (rucks, on two of which there wore at least three cords of four foot wood ; the last was loaded with pig iron, the, esti mated weight of all being from ton fat fifteen tons. Witnont the least dililc. 1- iv, 'it moved this train of wagons up and down the track with considerable speed, turning in a small space, and showin g tlnit it had perfect control of its mammoth load. It afterwards showed its speed, 'running at from six to eight miles an hour, and finally was dexterously turned about in a circle of a radius (if a few feet, run in zigzags, hacked, and otherwise shown to lie ca pable,' in till! hands of a competent man, of running-in the same spac, turning much qn Oker, ■ and, in short, doing nil Unit could bodrmo with a spry team of horses, if they wore each en dowed with ten times thoir ordinary power. Tho plough used was made for mellow ground wx liont cnttei’s, which will give some i lea of the power re quired to tear thefirm sod. —Hearth and Home. _ A Wijeping Tree.— There is a tree standing on the farm of Mrs. A. C. Ma- Hit, in Elk Neek, that now presents a phenomenon which is attracting much attention and puzzling the wiseacres. How lortg the phenomenon has existed is not known, but there can bo no ques tion that.for several weeks p ist it lias regularly occurred. Near the niins of an old dwelling which inis long, been unoccupied,stand two trees of the lion oy locust species. One of these is in full vigor, but the other shows some' evidences of decay. The laborers on the'farm have during the past season, frequent I v noticed, as they, passed tlio declining tree, traces'of a recent shower while all. iiround was dry, and no cloud had been observed during the day. IT nally they called the attention of Mr. Veach, the fanner of the place, to the fact. The next day Mr. V. also absolv ed that the'grass under this particular tree seemed wot. while all-around was dry, and in order to further lest it, iie caused a cart to bo left under it, lor a few hours, after winch lie found the bottom of the cart quite wet. This in duced him to watch the descending .shower, and hy daily observation it was discovered that when the day is perfectly clear, about three o’clock in the afternoon, drops begin vidbly to fall from the tree, and to continue in varying quantities till nightfall. When the day "is cloudy, no drops fall ; nor are any over noticed before three o'clock Jnit about that.t.ime when the weather is perfectly clear the'shower-- set in.— Many persons'have visited (ho spot, but all come away wondering and puz zled. Who can solve the mystery,'or define the or gin of this dry weather shower? The snperstitiuous see it in the tears of him who planted tho tree, and is now.weeping for some undefined sin -while” a .scientific-: gentlpirum. to, whose' attention : the subject has i oen brought; attributes it to tho combat Vif fwo hostile insects that have gathered in large quantities on the declining free, one' species .of Which attacks tho other in order localise it to discharge a species of honey nnon ’which tho as sailant feeds, and ho surmises that the number of.insects is so great Unit tho food discharged is more than tlui humid foliage-will” retain, and hence sonic of it falls ;tu the earth in these defined showers. Tho first explanation will do for the superstitions, to tremble over, and haply cause them to shed their tears in the flesh, 'rather,than wait to comnniuicate them ailef, death through tho agency of a tree planted in life, while the other explanation is at least ingenious and somewhat plausible, and may satisfy, in the absence of a bettor one, the yearnings for more light of those whoso hump of easuality is large ly developed- " . The S'i'UAY For iho inlbnim -1 ion cf our realtors wu dip tho follow ing from tho Cleai held Republican of the 28th ult. It will prove of value to many, as it treats upon a suhject ahidi is not universally understood. Cut it • out for reference : “We are frequently interrogated"in reference to the method of treating stray horses, cattle, sheep, Ac. The law on this is in substance this: Whenever a stray beast is found trespassing bn "(He premises of any ono it is the duty of the party to givoiiotice to the owner thereof under a penalty of 85, ifhecan be found, and within tour days deliver to the Town Clerk a full description of the kind, marks, color, or any natural or. artificial marks of such stray or Strays, together with the fees, which are for a horse, 50 cents; cattle, 25 cents; mid "each sheepo cents. If the owner does not appear within ten days after such stray shall betaken up, and settle all damages and costs, it shall be the duty ol the party taking up the same to entitle the said stray or strays to bo advertised for three weeks in at least one newspaper, (which costs $2 50). And if the .owner shall not have appeared within sixty days after such advertisement, and settle all rea sonable costs, the person- takinn- up the said stray shall make application to a Justice of the Peace, in said town ship, who is required to issue his war rant to tho constable, whose doty it shall bo to sell the same at public sale, first giving ten days nolieo of such sale, hy at least three printed or written handbills. And after he shall have sold the same,.he shajl make return ol tho proceeds' to tho said Justice, who shall, alter paying all reasonable dam np;es and costs of keeping as aforesaid l and over thesurpius, if,any there he,’ lo tho County Treasurin’; but if tho owner shad,appear within orie .year ;af-; ter such sale and .prove ids property to such stray,'the said-Justice B j w \, fc irii--' ly the samo 10-the 'said .Treasurer who shall pay tho owner -the, whole amount of such oygrplus,, hut “if tlie o vner sha I not apply within the time afore said he,.sWlll thereafter ho debarred from recovering, and the money afore said may bh ajii)Jf ; ed to county'purpos. ea.” " : i,‘> in? ,’i; r '. (Site SUnimlßcmcnts QC FIRST PREMIUM (PC *' " IMPROVED r.VHIIV SEWING MACHINE, $13,50 clear profit por day. STe.OO por week.— 8U)(» por month made easy by nn Lady or Gen tleman introducing this Genuine and Original Old Favorite. With Us many now and practi ce! additions, making the most complete combination of valuable and usolnl im provements over eHecled In any one machine.— The embodiment, of extreme simplicity elll clrncyand utility, entirely different In model and design from any low pi Iced machine. It Ift the most torvleable, elegant and reliable Fami ly Hewing Machine ever Invented, gives perfect satisfaction wherever Introduced, lias tccolvod Premiums. Stood the test of HI years, ami ls\ fully approved of by every family, who have them In use, Is noiseless, makes the strong and bcautllul Elastic Lock Mitch, with wonderful rapidity and certainty. Hews anything a needle will go tnrough, from the finest to tlit* thickest fabric, firm alul neat, with case. Uses all kinds ot silk or thread direct from the spool: Is Im proved with new B<*lf-acting feed, spring tension, soif-cnldor, ami uses the adjustable stmight noo dle, perpendicular motion, with powerful lover action Possesses all the good qualities of tho best high priced machines condensed, without, their complications or imilt. Sam pies of Hewing sent irceon receiptol stamp. Fur certificates, Ac., sec desorlpllvd pamphlets, mailed Jroe. A thorough practical Sewing Machine lor family use.—''Tribune," A very Miongaml reliable ma chine. at u low price.— “.V/oful'od,” This heautl-. tul sewing machine is one of I he mott ingenious 1 nccs of nuclmnlsm ever Invented — l ' Dcnwti'at.’ .tT*iT-'-Wovtli;niivn l y. t.mu.s its uost-toany-damfljv. —“.v. r, IPtY/./v” It Is quite a new machine with Us many la to Improvements, ami sews with astonishing Vase, rapidity nnd neatness.—luA’ciwhlicmt," 1uA’c- iwhlicmt," K. V. Single machines, as Pamples, selectc I with cme, for Inm.lly nae. with every thing complete, sent to any pari of the country pei - express, packed in st *ma wooden box. free, on receipt m price, So.M. Sale delivery oi goodbl goaranteed. Foiwmd cash bwjegistorcd teller, or IM). mono*. order, at mir i MH. Agents want ed, male or female, everywhere.. New, pamph lets containing extra iiueral InducemontV, sent fIVO. Address FAMILY HKW'ING MACHINE CO. Office Ml Nassau Street Now York. Uct.ti 70-Iy ' • OF is: Mason k Hamlin Cabinet Organs, Important Improvements, mfenlid June 11 Hf, a r.d 2o, IS7O. UEI) U 0 T lON OF VRI C E - Tiro Mason Hamlin Organ Co., have the pleasure of aim uneSng Important improve ments in t heir Canlnel organs, for which Patents were granted then in Juno and August hint These are not nu;r_-i.\ incietrleluus attachments, but oniiancc the substantial excellence of tho insiru.iienta, "They arc also enabled by lucrea-cd (ueiJltics for manufacture. to make,-from Hits date, a fift tller reduction of prices on several lead Ing sly Ics. Having completed ami added to their lormer facilities a large new manulactory, they hope boreal l»r to supply all orders promptly. The Cabinet Oigaus made ny tills Company me of such .universal' reputation, not only throughout America, but also In Europe', that low will need assurance of their supei ioiity. They now oiler lour Octave Cabinet Organs, In qm e plain eases, but cqinil according to their capacity to anything they make, far STueach. The same,' Double. Heed. Si*s. Five Octavo Double Reed Organs, Five Hlops, with Knee swell and Tiomulanl, in elegant ease, wit h seve ral of tho Mason a Lamlin improvements, Si-Jo, Tho same Extra, with new Vox Humana, Aulo nuitio swell, Ac , 315 U. Five octaves, three Hots' Reeds, seven Ships with Euphone; a splendid instrument, SJJo. A new illustrated catalogue with full Inforrna- UorCrmd reduced prices. Is now leady.'and’will ,bc sent tree, with n testimonial ciicular, p - e^elic ing a great muss ol evidence as to the superiori ty •>] these instruments, l» any ono sending h is address u> the MAHON <t HAMLIN ORGAN CO , 1W Trcinont Street, Boston, or -WO Broadway, Wow York Nov. y, 7U— lm 5-20’S llUUurtT, SOLD AND KXt’irANOBD s ■ —ON— MO « T LIJiE JC A L TEB J[ H GOLD Hongbl amr.tjulil at Market limes. CASHED Pacific Railroad Bond a "HDIUJIIT AND SOLD, . - i \<or.k'\liouuHyml *S on O/f/y, Accounts received and Tnleiest'allowed on Hail.V balances, subject lo check at sight. fifing tp£ >7 : /fh \f y~)f j* rj A No!-y>. BOOTH THIRD STREET. " 1 ‘ I’JiILA DKLPIIIA. .InlyTlsm. rjH-lE LOIil!AIN 10 VEGETABLE CATIIA il T I C PILL Mild, certain, safe, elllcleut. Ills fur Iho best Cathartic remetly yet discovered, and'at oneo relieves and invigorates ill the vllal functions, without causing injury to any of them. The most complete success lias long attended im use in many localities, anil It Is now ottered lo the general public with thV conviction that it can never fad to accomplish all that Is claimed Jar it. II produces little or no’paln; leaves the or "aus free from irritation, ami never over taxes or excites the nervous system, fn all di-caftes of the skin, blond, fctomach, boWeN. liver, kid neys—of children,and in many dilllcullles pecu liar to women, il brim's prompt relief and cer nun cure. The best phy.-icmns lecommend and prescribe it.a ml no person who once uses this will voluntarily return lo (he use of any other cathartic. Sent by mail on receipt of priconnd po.-duge. 1 box, 5.2.) Postage <i cents, a boxes, 1 ell . *■ js *• 12 “ 223 " ;u - It Is sold by dealer;! In dnu>« ami medicines, TUItNUUA (JO., Proprietors 120 Tremont street, Huston, Mass. Sep. Li. 70—ilineow Q.U ANT) lentrsi, notei,, nUOAD w A Y , Between Bteavkcr awl Amity Sts.,) A’A’IP yORK. . Thfilnracut Itnlcl In Iho Unllocl s iim Wo of m-cniiiQiliUluii llftoon luimlml onosts ' Ju.M niJom-il. nail Au-nlsliod In If h K tl A N T S T V T, 10 Cinitrnl lofiitlon, Airy ap.-tnnicnt.s, omi ItKASOKAJII.n TEUMS. 11, LYM A N PO IV EitS, „ „., Proprietor. Sep. S, 70—ly f£l nI - WELI, ’ S 7 CABMUG TABLETS. An unfailing roiuotJy fur all bronchial Dlfll cultloH, tohghs, Colds. Hoarseness. Asthma nintherhi, Dryness ol iho TJiroal or WlmUPjno aud a.l t.aiairlmldlMuuios, **•- Jpo 'iho womlorim modern discovery of Carbolic Acid, is (icstineil to heconmoneof tho greatest blessings to mtiukiml In Ms application lo di easeN ol the throat and ts great curative quail tics in all nlloetlons of the Chest aud flings. ■ D/', WelPs Oat'holio Tabtc/ti, ncsldes tho great remedial agent Carhoti,- contain other Ingredients universally Veeoin memted, which chemically combine, producing a 1 abiet more highly me«llclnal ami heller adapted for diseases of Uie Throat than anv preparation ever before ollcied to the nubile Tor COUGHS and COLDS Writ's Oirbo/ic ’laf.lrh °N° 'T Try ttK ,Q * Sw,d by wanted for BELDEN; The life Chief, IV t e Years .-iinwjthe \yu-( fiuHans a//he fiv.m IMS to 1 S7(t, KxolllhKn.s a llnmanrr, Tirnv fresh, spirited. Authors experience on In War Path fn Ihitbilo limns, Ac., also Indian od- J.eiremK Sport* Ac , Ac. Mltflnn edition rwujy, price very lnw; ; soils fast,will exeecd nnv booU out. Tlrst chapter, ►(unj)lo lllnsinuions and terms sent free. A. 11. lIUHHAitn pnh •ICHjriiestnnt st., Philadelphia, I’:.. " 1 ** ‘ Oct.. U, Tilin (olive (non. Rare W'ISE ""'"T- " iu >nonil K. (■,>., , N0y27,70-8m ’ CTitj> SUibcrfiameiitg., Jpi.AIN FACTS WOItTU Reading* I A large, well established and successful bind ness, vdth an experience of more than twenty five years enables us toofler Inducements to all who m e about to become purchasers of CIiOTHIHG second to no establishment- In the country. Our garments are-all made of tiro best materials, carefully selected; nothing unsound or in-any way imperfect Is made up at all, oven in tho lowest grades of goods. It Is a well established fuel among clothiers, that our Ready- MADE Clothing n everything that goes to make a superior gar ment, is unequalled by any stock of goods in Philadelphia. unr assortment Is so large and varied that evety one can be fitted at once, without delay, Our juice.-, me always guaranteed as low,or. lower, than tho lowest elsewhere. Wo have also tiiine assortment of Goods in the Piece, which will be made up to order, in tho boat man ner, and at. prices much lower than are usually charged for garments made to order. Samples of Goods, with price lists lor all kinds of carmen!*, for warded by it.all at any time when minesied. with Instruction* lor se.lf moasurment. mid gar mcnlH, either made to artier or selected from our ready-made slack, im warded by express, jiuur* ahieed to lit, eom-et i.v. Persons not residing hen*, eon when vlMilmi Philadelphia, rail and haw I heir measure regis tered on our hooks kept r->v that purpe.se, from which garments can he-ordered at any lutnio time. BENNETT & Co, Tower Hall,, * - JVo. 518 MAll Kit T STREET. Walf-way between Fifth and Sixth Sts., Pllll i ,M >F.LP lIIA , Nov. 3. ISTO-3m piTTSBURKG PIONEER White aiui Red Lead and Putty Manufacturers) PiKsbury , Pa. I LiWIN & (JO;. PiyTSJJCIiU, PA ’Carlisle, Hop!. 0, >B7O. iiciito: I am much pleased with the Pure Whito Lead, purchased of.vou and take pleasure tn tho recommendation of It n. tho public as tho best 1 have everui etl. I ha% e - mkcl Welherill «t Pros., and Lewis & Pros,, im-e I’nihulelphla Lead. I nuisl say I like your i.i:„d heller ihun any In the market, for body mid culm-. All you vialn> for It cannot bo surpassed.; CHAR. u. huffish. Caklise, Sep.», 1870. Messrs. T. Jl. xVti jii it. Pittsburg, Pa. QenUt I have had some opportunities,for tho trial of your Pure White Lean, i most Uearmy recommend it to the publlcas decidedly the best in the market. lam familiar with all the Pure L'*ad In tho market. Lew.-, it Hrds.-, Wothorll it Co. of Philadelphia; do say your. Lend give!, greater satifscllon than either of them, on tics count ol body,color and lino grinding which are Jill Hu* iiuullilcations required of a good article .K'H.N AKNKY. Hi adino .August ;U, -limn T. }'!. AVi in A Co. Pittsburg. Pa. (Icnf.i: I have had your White Lead analyzed y a Chemist, ami ho pronounced it strictly Pure. J S. W. lIOLLLNBACH, Painter, Lvory k-g of our Pure J.ead Is guarantied Mrictly Pure, and is liner ground, bettor color find butter body than any other tn the United .states, Those are strong terms but me none the less true. (Jail on Mlllor A Howefs, Carlisle, Pa. who are the only party haying It for salo in Carlisle. ... T. H. KEVIN & CO., Pioneer Paint Works, Pittsburg. ' )nlc e.ind Sale booms,Market and .'ld Avenu Sep. 2J. 1870—lin * rjuiK enu*:at BALTi m"oITE ' n\U M-AMMCTOIIY, Will. 'KSTJIBB S CO., HrANCKAt-TURERS OF, Grand, Square and TJpriyht PIAHO FORTES, KAL’IIMORR, MJK vc First Prize Medals A warded, . Jhese Instruments have been heloro tho puli lie- iur nearly thirty years, ami npim their ex cel h*ju'<* shine ult:ijlicit uiwurrhcri'dpre-emiiu:nee, which pronoum e« llipim unequalled. Their . TONE combines great powtr,sweetness uiul line sing-' Ing quality, us well asgroat purity ol Intonation, imil Mminu'.ss .throughout tho entire scale.— Ihelr . „ touch t.s pliant ami elastic, ami entirely free from tho stillness louml la so many Idaho?. 1 I N W O K K SI A.N S'H’l-P they are unequalled, using none but tho very best seasoned nmtethil, the largo capital oiii-a ployed in our business enabling us.to keep con tinually an Immeiihi: stock of lumber, <to.. on hand. ’ ' AM our Square Pianos have ouv Now Improv ed Overatrung Mealo and the Agraffe Treble. • . We would c ill special attention to our late im provements In Grand Pianos ami Square Uni mist, patented Aug. M. IMO. winch bring the Piano nearer porloctlon than has yet b eu attained.' . J '£ e, V P'ttino Pally Watrauled /or Five Years, \ We have made arrangements for the «010 M bolesalo Agency for t he most celebrated PAR LOR ORGANS and MELODEON9, which wo of fer Wholesale and Retail, ut lowest factory; prices. v WILLIAM KNAHE A CO. JAMES RELLAK. - Wholesale Depot, • / , «7!l mat 2SI Mouth Gfh Ml, .Sep. 10, 70—tim Pjiii,ai)lci.i*uia; • EAJNOVEtUR.S! ;; , i: joriN EAUEirtA, ’ i: . •; ■ i! . •• 718 Arch stiWt. '-1 ’ , - x*l i. : < Middle ol Iho niook; Honih S do, ’ .Plflladelphlu," .fniportyr. , ‘Mium fiiciurer and denier'|ii. dP kinds anilqiUHlliy : of i-ANcS .fjir t LatUvw’ .nml itUMhU'ens', w»'ar.. ..Having 1 onhilgcjl, 'remq'ilpled juql olm.-i provetl tny dU| ftniVhWvraldeFu.it.FMPGlUllM,, and having p very .largo ami splendid, i assortment df Jilf rim dllferent kinds ol Fur«, from the llrst immj.s, ip , iMWiwn-aml, hn,vcJmd , them made qp. by .11 Uaeost ,wi>vUnu>iL/ I wmil.l rpsVelfi Ui; Oly.li-.AVy,, lAiv!,■#H vf. (‘lun lierluml iiml -iKljuh.-iit, eoliptirv' U/ V'u.ll ati*|, ,i/:, umiliim my vary IlltwlAnU ihpiijil|fgU,|is 9 Kiiie))l, t-iiiiav 1-urJ, Ibr, ~;ht,, N ivii;',’hlhh-iw...iiiiiu, ilatamilnail IoKC-h nluvLow .illiar, Hoiiso m the ell.v..>\U i ii'ursi J \Varr)ini ( ciJ. >No, mlßrepreseuiutlohS to r e/lcel«ulo8. ' o, ..pi t {MHNi IfAREI HA.' , -i, ~ . , 7 vSdVreh.bt.; PJiUmJc OcMO , I s7 l --;;m ■ ... , ( , lt , , jpimioANK LANTERN GD!T., Office, 10 Barclay tit., IV. Y. 1 '■ ' (TJij .stii'rti,) ’ Oiler to the jmiiHc a r.fiiilevn combining safr ty and economy with elcg/nn'e afcd uvcfulno.ssi— It cannot explode: mind; flight.’ and •onmmic.s less oil limn any, oilier; it 1* md'dlfc tmhed hylfie highest wind, and if u gloss is’ broken It Is etioly replaced by means ottho soitov They arc universally,liked whoio they tmvo been tried. - Kept. £*, IK7o—'lni itfitji RiiltcrtEcments. FAMILY SHOULD HAVE DR. GUILMIS TTE ’ S Great Fortunes, And Imw tljpy wore made. By J- D* McCabe, j r . New. iresli and original. Profusely Illustrated ami beautifully bound. It shows bow u poor school-musier inudo SJi>,OiK>,OOU; how a poor half blind sailor became a great bunker, u buleber’s apprentice the wealthiest man In America, an unknown mechanic a mllllonniio In seven years with many more such extmplAs; how energy, lahnt.nnd pitlent industry have always met with success when properly exerted; Mow inon* ey can be made honestly an d without saeiillce ol principal. Send for Circular, ete., ami notice my . xtr« terms UKO. MACLEAN, I’ubllsbor. 719 hansom St, Pnlladolphla. Nov. 17, 70> 1m /.N INI'U.SI'KNSAIJI.K _ AUTICLE I-'OK TilE | SWEPT UP Extract of Juniper. As a delicious tonic healthful. ntul curative frr till diseases of ll>o Kidneys and Bladder. Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Nervous I üblllty, *c., It Is unrivalled. To fmtales it is especially rec ommended for all Irreguhuit les of ■ the mouses, ami disorders peculiar to their system, as It can h« used with paiioct. sultry. in malarious dls ,tr'-ts li 1., a great, preventive of Fever’ and -Ague, CKAUI/FS tV FAUT.KKKU. Whonsf\le Agent, - Sop. Ilf, 70—Jim -10 litircluy St., Mew Votlc rjIHK HYPERION HAIR CURLERS. LAWKS, ( Pa/pilcd July Oth. ISO'.) This Curh'r Is Uio most perfect invention over offered to tin* public. It is euslly operated. ueat In appearance, and will not Injure the hair, as there is no heat required, nor any metallic sub stance used to «list nr break the h«lr. - Manufactured only, and for mile by - McMILLAN ACO. * » i\'o. l*\ North I'Vni'l til. PIIILAUICLI'HIA, PA. Sold at Dry Good*, Trimmings and Notion Stores. N. B.—Single Box 2,3 cents; il boxes'assorted sizes. 113 ct«. Mailed/rre touny part-oKho United •Ratca. upon receipt of the numoy. J nno hi, 70—(ha Ladies make 10 dollars a day soliciting subscriptions to the lately oulacg -d and illustrated family magazine LEI SURE HOUhS. AIS2OO perye:ir.lt is the cheap cut original, Illustrated monthly publish'd.— Sold'only by subscription. Send 25 cents for specimen copy and terms to . J. THAI NO *l-KING, Ed. and PropV. Leisure Hours Building, Philadelphia. Nov. 10.70 Books to suit everybody.- Great Fortune Teller, 50cts. Courtship made easy,2sets; Correct Kttque t0,23c1a; How to win a sweetheart or Lover. fillets ; 500 Puzzles,' fii’cts.; 1200 Conundrums. &)clh ; Correct Letter Writer. 200ta.; AniftteurTheaLricals.fioctS; t'oin.* ic Speeches, fiUcts. : Ilow Gninblcis Wju.OOcls.; Boxing and Wrestling made Easy, 25cts.; Time Marriage Guido and Book of-Nature, fiOcl.s.-- Bouks sent postage paid by return mail. Address W. C 'URTNEY. a Aslor Place, New York, Nov. a,7U— liu DELAPIERRE’B electric soap. Warranted better and cheaper than any For sale In Philadelphia, Pittsburg, *O.. by J:uuioy & Andrews, Hnelllch X Mohm, Burns (V Waterman A Young, Thomson a: •Morris, Walnrlgntx Co.,,Wateimun, Bon & Co„ 'MorisuiV, itimr ACu,'. T. Courow A Co., Burton X- miii, 11/111 A Uurvy, W. L. G aver, J. H. Krause, bobiuls A vo„ B. J. Humphry, 11. J. 1101 l iM'r. Jl) err. «v t.’o . .1. B. Morgu *. E. Eby «tCo., 1 loin'll a i ’<». T. Barnes, W. J. Kirk, Bo\ d & Co., ngmin ,v r.j,, A; Mickles A Co., of Pittsburg, and m’.iiiv nH.era. Nor. :i Tu-Ji-i WANTED KOK THE light yp m mm* Containing Fleetwood's “I.ifeol Christ.” and • Lives oft he A postles, Evangel istsuml Martyrs,” I >udd ridge s‘‘*Evide nee sof Christ I an I ty**Hislo« iy of the Jaws,” by Josephus; "History of all ro lignum Henomi mil ions," with treatise and (doles lelnting to evenus counecu-U with Bible History, coni Inlug many flno engravings. Tho whole torming a ei.inpleto TrcJisuiy of Christian. Knowledge. W. FLINT, - B. Seventh .Street, i’hlJaiielplila. Nov. 51, 7U— lm‘ sl,ooo™ $2,000 . &.VL.AKY WE CJUAIui.nTi-.13 TO PAY TO BOOK AGENTS ol experience; ora largt*r com mission ihiin is oiler, d by any o'her Publishers. Agents are imiklug stiu to SitUU per week canvass ng lor our new illustrated Bioka. Wo gu irun ice Agents a -alary or a huge commission, with a choice of two UttW and popular b..oks aud ex . eluoive territory. Wo oiler u rmo chance to en ergetic men or women to make money. Secure your agency direct fimn the publUavrs. J, B. BURR & CO., Harlford, Conn. - Nov. J, 7U 1m WEbIERN —host story paper-iu the universe. ASo Prise to every subscriber, send Stamp for Prize Cheulur anil specimen. J. it. ELLIOTT. Publisher Boston, Mass, Nov. U, I*7o—lw‘ Q/*A A WEEK paid Adepts, mule or u)uv female, I a now manufacturing busi ness at homo, r capital required. Address N( »VLLTY CO., Sac.), Me. . Nov. 5170—1 m DR.. KLINE, , at the rhilmlulphia Cniu'erJnstltute.lHl Arch St. j.Prof, Dalton - .MS West -Uh St, Clnelnnall, Ohio, and Dr, (Beam*, at Clmilotte, N. C. are making aston ishing cures of all ULCEUS,. TUMORS, CANCERS. by their groat raircor Antidotes, - -without the knife or caustic medlcln**, ami wllh but little pain. Every root and fibre Is killed and remov ed. if taken In time and cannot, return. Beware of bogus Piofes«or«, with their hocus trnatm«nt* Mealing our advertisement.*'. No others’ have these treatments,! Nononthei should over by u-ed.-. For particulars, send for circular, call, or address as above. Sep. .15, 70— .‘lm Q ALESMaN W A N'J'ED—HtiPiiiPSk O Imnonildo. Nnmmpelltlon. liberal nay giv en. S. W. KENNEDY'.**. -ilh Ht„ Philu. Nov. J, 7U-im WANTED. —Aif«nta everywhere, to canvas bn* John K. ft. Abbott's foi Bloom ing book. "Prussia (nut the Franco-Prussian ir«r.M A live subject for a-wlde-awako canvasser. Ad dress li. D. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass, Nov, .‘1.70 lin . TO BOOK AGENTS.—We L’ "111 send a banclsomo Prospectus of our jYch> JHustniirii Family Jiibte to any Book Agent fioo of charge. Address NAiIONAL PUBLISH ING CO.; Philadelphia, Pn. Nov. J.TU-lm il*l A MADE FROM 50d1*.--Something tj)i\7-nrgeiilly needed by everybody. Call aid m*.(* for 111 1 samples sent (postage paid) lor 5 1) els. Unit retail easily for $lO. R. L. WuLCUTT, 1M cbehta.utsqiuue, N. Y. NOV.-'3, 70-1 m- 1 An! AAA agents wanted for IUUjUvU D‘>\v WOMEN can make MON I’.V, aim other ’eat Bobksln Ibo market. Me- KINNEY & MARTIN, KWB Chestnut Slrool, Philadelphia. Nov.Jl, 7'J-lm , FARMER'S H FLFER, —Shows how to double the profitsofthe FARM, and how fanner:. and tlieir sons tan each make $lOO PER MONTH in Winter. lO.Ofd .copies will bo mailed free (oi Funnoi - '* Send name and address to ZIEGLEP* A McCUUDY, Phiadolphla, Pa. Nov. J, 7(J—lni wanted for "Ladies' of The White House/' Standard and official blographleß of evorv mm* tress of the Presidents Mansion from Washing ton to Grant, .Superbly illustrated on meal. For, circulars and terms, address, U. S. PUB LISIII.nO (JO.. Now York. Nov.'y, 7U—lm WANTED— Agents, ($2O per dav) lo sell ibo celebrated HOME SHUTTLE MACHINE, jlasibe undcr-ferd makes the "JodcsUlrh" (alike on both sides.i and Is fully licensed.-. The best'and cheapest family Sewing Machine In the market. Addiess. JoH N'BON, CLARK it CO., 'Boston, Mass., Pittsburg, Pa,, Chicago, ID., or St. 'Louis, Mo. Sep. 2J,7U-;im nnHE MAGIC COMB* will change any X eolored hair or beard to a permanent black or brown. Jt eontarins no poison. Any ono can use It. ' Ono sent by mall fo •$ I. Addiess MAG •("l COMB ('O., Springduid, .Mass. J Sep. o,l7U—:>m A GENTS month i7\.byl.ho AMERICA' KNITTING MACHINE C H iston, Mas*., or St. Louis, Mo. Spi)- d l, 70—3 m. _ AGEKts WANTED. : I uanha Local AgenLln every town and vll- Ingo in I In* I'ounli'v, in canvass lorsubncribers to the, WESTERN \VOULD A tmurnineent So 00 lie. ip him steel Engraving is sont gratis to overy subscriber. Prom 81 ou m Sin oo cun ho easily nuulo.lnan evening. > A Ilhoralciish commission ,1s Send stamp for specimens and .prlaouirOuiav, Address, JAMKd It ELLIOTT, -liostun; Mass. • /.Nov. yr t 71/—lm, J.rivp -AGENTS- wanted for JP® WHS YBRR Ch'cat City. /iWmuU'l-jii! dovelopmenisYuuong iho aristnera ■ oy~. Murnod Women exposed, .ua.Ac. Price 88‘Jo. i.Tho bo;d liopjolo *HI published. The hesttenns ■ln Ag»mtfe overglvon. Address, N. Y. Iloolc Co. • I'JTNpvsuuHt. .V.'V. •o>yi ; T/N(i‘ m> clubs. Gf/Ml tSaving lo Consumer?, . PartleKoiuinire how toKotnp oluh.s. Our and HWer Js, sand lor Price List, and a Club *onn will accompany it-with lull directions—malcinir a hirm* savin'' to consununs and remunerative to Club orgamr.H's. *' IDE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO,, ;t:t Vmen st., NEW YOJtK. Nov. 17,7i’—.m (ffitj) atbfctiscmcnts. JgOOK AGENTS MAKE $BO to $2OO pev month by ecUing By Bev. T. Be Witt Talmage, 'Tht most Popular Preacher in America, Agents wanted everywhere, malcor female, to soil this meat work, Is bolter than Mark Twain, and no trouble to sell Big profits. Send for terms and illustrated 2 page mrcuiar.fo EV \NH, sTgDDART & CO., Publishers, No. 7-JO bara.sou .St.. Philadelphia. Npv. 17. 70-lm rjlH EA-N EOTAR -_.A.PIULE CHINESE BLA,CK TE 4 A WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR Warranted to Suit all Tastes. Nov. 17, 70-1 m A WATCH FREE lor everybody and jC JI SOO per day sure. Business light and‘hono ruble. No gift enterprise. No humbug. Ad dress, It. MONRUE KENNEDY, Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 17, 70-lm 8 O’CLOCK. Nov. 17,70—itn ©roccrlcs. JJIOR YOUR OWN SATISFACTION —G O .TO W O L F’S and examine his FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES, AT LOW PRICES, AT iYo. 44 liast JPoiU/rct St., A new stock of FRESH (f li d (MIES Just opened at WOLF'S. oods selling at reduced prices at vx rjllio Ilesl " S ' . Teas, Goffees, Sugars, Syrups, At WOLF'S. LAMPS, . LAMPS I FRUIT JARS AND JELLY GLASSES J At wole:s. Mackerel, mackerel, 1,3 and 5t Mackerel, In whole, half, or quar ter barrels, m* kits, at Hie iowcsUprlct-8 ever of fered in Carlisle, At WOLFIS. BEST brands Hour, bacon, hams, shoulders. Hitch, drld -beef, cheese, pickled and spiced salmon, sardines, smoked halibut, Burlington herring, scaled herring at* WOLF'S. QUEENS WARE, China wave, Glass ware, Karthemwiro and Wood ware. At WOLF’S. J3URE Wine and Cider Vinegar, At WOLF’S. jVo. -14, Mist PomfreC SI,, Carlisle. Sep. 119, 70—ly ac,- ■ - - The subscriber begs leave to Inform the citi zens of Carlisle and vicinity that ho has pur chased Ihe Grocery Store of D. V. Keeny No. TK South Hanover Str.eet, Carlisle, where Lo will carry on the Grocery Business as usual. Ills «s -sortmont is varied,and consists in part of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, STONE and EARTHEN WARE, • CEDAR and - 9 • WILLOW WARE COFFEES. , SYRUPS. SPICER, FANCY SOAPS. ' ROPES. TOBACCO, FISH, OILS, . HALTERS, bEGARd, SALT, . POTATOES, DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT. FLOUR, FEEIL and a full assortment of articles usually kept, in a llrst-eluss Grocery store. Give him acnll, and satisfaction win bo guaranteed. Oct. 10 ISi ill. JOHN HECKMAN. T7IRKSH GROCERIES I FRESH 5* GROCERIES! j Always to bu.hsd at the C II E A P STORE NO »8 EAST POMFRET STREET And why are they always fresh ? Because wo sell a great amount of them, and sell them- low. Iherolorn,turn ourstock otteu.and consequent ly our goods must he fresh. . 1 You will find,overythingyou wish in.thcwayof GROCERIES, queensware, glasswaUe. Willow and CEDAR WARE.; STONE ANb crockery ware, Choice Hams. Dried Beef, liologmn. Beef, Tongues. Biscuits and. Crackers oi ’every de scription. Pickled. Spiced mid Fresh Oysters. .Sardines, English Pickles, Lemon .Syrups Ac. Ac. and no end to NOTION 8 It la useless to mention them, come and seo for yourselves; and parents If it don’t suit you lo come, your children, us they Will be deal! with with the same cure as U you were here yourself: All kinds of COUNTIIY PROD UC E, tauen in exchange for goods, or cash GEO. 13. IIOPEMAN. NO. 88 10AST POMERET STREET JpRESH AND PRIME! CLEAN, FAT AND JUICY. SMITH’S OYSTER SALOON, IN THE VOLUKTISEU IlUll.lllNa South Market Square. “Johnny” Motth Is now opotnnysuperior Ovs tOYH; received twice a. weelc, : which ho great reduction In price. uu flls lublosHrn kopt neat And clean ami fur wished with all tho necessary acconiimnlmnnin Kamillas supplied with IBM. qualityof oliuw on short notice. The celebrated vkwaiViV PEER. ami MAHHRY A (JOLLIES 1 I'IIiLaDEI I*lll.v AMOon draught. , aatlHftuition to n!li! I,oVm »>" Opt, 0,70— ly " JNO.n. SMITH, HO Q air vigor. For restoring Gray Hair to i!s natural Vitality and Color, A dressing which ' s al ouco agreeable, healthy, mul effectual l’ or preserving Iho f vi'iul . . hair. .Faded or gray ‘■ V !’■ rffxW hair is soon restored ■'oJA t» its original color 'with the gloss anil freshness of youth Thin hair 'is thick, cned, falling hair checked, and bald ness often., though not always, cured by its use; Nothing can restore Iho hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. Bat such ns remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead hf fouling the hair witli < a. pasty-sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occnsionaLuso will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious- to tiro' hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not ,barm it. If wanted merely for a. HAIR DRESSING, nothing* else con be found so desirable. Containing, neither oil nor dye, it docs not soil white cambric*, and yet lasts long on tbe hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful, perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CIIEMSTS, I/O WISH/, MASS. PHIOiJ $l.OO. For Solo by JOS. 11. IIAVJSRSTICK Carlisle, Pa. Feb. 10. IK7O-1V O'SADAIIS in ox AU U JIV XI; ' 1 A T-AMEIU 0 A 7S T I STOHISU, purifies theblood ■ m l on oi; Scrofula. .syphilis. Skin Dlseas os luicuiiuitisin, Diseases of Women, ami all Ummlo Affections of the Blood,. Liver nnu Kidneys, Recommended by the Med t eal faculty and many thousands of our best citizen**. Bond the testimony of Physicians and patients who have used- Ros.uhillS; seed lor our Romululis onido to IJenlth Book, if A Iriiauac for this year, which wo publish for grain lions distribution , it willmvc you much valuable Inlbrmrtlon. Dr. It. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says: - 1 take pleasure In recommending votir Kosadams as a very powerful alterative, have seel! It used in two cases with hnppv i-i'MiHs-ono lu a case of secondary syphilis, nrwhtch the patient nr .nonneed himself •uted alter having talcon five bottles of .our medicine. The oilier Is a ease of wrofula of Jong standing, which is i spicily uipi ovlng under Us use; and the indtea itoils are that the patient will soon recover f have carefully examined the founuin by .rhich your Uosadalis Is niude, and find it n excellent compouml of allcM-allvo in gredients Dr. Sparks, of' Njcholasvlllo, -Ky., .says mints used Uosadalis in cases of Wcnitula iml Secondaiy Syphilis with satisfactory i c-iilta as u cleaner oftho Blood I know no better remedy. .Samuel (i. McFaddon, Murfreesboro’, IVnn.. says; I have used seven bottles of Bosndalls, and am entirely cured of Rheumatism; 1 >.cml me four hotth-a. as I wish It lor my brother, who bus scrofulous sore eVes. BeiiJ min Bechtnl, 01, Lima, Ohio, writes. I h ive stillered tor twenty years with an inveterate eruption over my whole body; u short l ime since I purchased a bottle of Rnsad'dls and n ullcciida perfect cure., Kosudalls Is sola by uli druggists. Laboratory, (Ji Exchange Place. Haiti nxoio. - CLLiMENTM Co. At WOLF’S. lb"0 —1 .year. oM?ry .Pectoral, :f r .'-o Throat and Lungs, affhn. Colds, .Whooping OronohiLis, Asthma, r ‘. Coununiptior!.. Probably never before in (lie wholo histoiy of medicine, has anythin'; won so wideiv-mni urwi.xmlir upon uio-coiinuc;ii-r ur rnaiif.iim, it» this excellent remedy for pulmonary eon ,-i>nnta. Through a long series-of years, and among most of the races of men it has risen higher ami lughor'in their estima tion, ns it lias become better Known. Its uniform 'character and power to erne the various affections oftac lungs and throat, have umuc U known ns.a re liable protector against them. U hiio adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is at the same time the most effectual remedy that can bo given forinciplcut consumption, and the dan gerous affections oi tho throat and lungs. As a pro vision against-sudden attacks of Crony, it should bo kept on hand in every family, ami indeed as all nro sometimes subject to colds mul coughs', all Should be provided with this antidote for them. - Although settled Consumption is thought in curable, still great numbers ol cases where tho dis ease seemed settled, have been completely cured, and tho patient restored to sound health by tho Cherry Sectoral. So complete is Its mastery over tho disorders of tho Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. When noth ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry Pec toral they subside and disappear. Sinyera and Pi tbllo Spcaka's And great pro tection from it. v._ ‘*.7 i For ice set iavn'as Oc Cjiir:!:. Asthma is always relieved and oftem wholly cured by it. Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the Cherry Pectoral in smalt and frequent doses. So generally are its virtues known that wo need not publish tho certificates of them here, or do more than assure tho public that its qualities are fully maintained. Ayer’s Ague Onre, For Fever and Ague, IntcrmittontflFover, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &0,, and indeed nil tho affections which ariso from malarious* marsh, or miasmatio poisons, ■ Aa Its name implies, it does Cure, mul does not fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,‘Bismuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance Whatever, it In mnvNo inlnrcs any patient. The number and importance of its euros in tho ague dis tricts, arc litorallv beyond account, anti wc believe without a parallel in Ihe history of Acne medicine. Our.pride E gratified by the acknowledgments wc receive of the radical cures effected In obstinate .uul where {/flier remedies-hmhwhnlly failed. iJiiacclimafed pt r-uns, either. resident in, or travelling through miasmatic localities, will bo pro* touted by taldiiv (he A<J KE C.intß dally. For JAn-r (.'muulainffi. arising from torpidity of the Liver, it Is an excellent remodv, slumilaliug thoLiverlutohealllivaetiv.lv. For Bilious Dbnrdevu ami Liver Complaints, it Is, Jin excellent remodv, pro.hieing many trulv re markable cure l ’, when* other medicine ; had failed. Prepared by Du. J. C. Ayim & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and tiold all vound.lhe world. phict:. 'jti.oo isorn.r. For Rale by JOB. B. HAYERSTICK, Agoni Carlisle. I’a. Feb. in IS7O-1I Q VER 100 RAGES OE UEAUIJSO -MAUTBII FOR ONB'DOLr,AH, , . Tun IDERIMN STOCK JOIIKN.II, A largo Handsomely Illustrated Monlhly.eon tabling 32 to 10 lurgu Double Column Pages, filled with original matter from the ablest writers in the country, on tho various subjects connected with FARMING, STOCK BREEDING, wool, emowiNa. DAIRYING. Poultry'keeping, ao Bound in handsomely tinted covers. It has n Veterinary Department tinder the charge of one of the ablest Professors in the Untied States, who answers throiiuh the Journal, free o/ chnrpc, all questions relating to Bleu, injured or Diseased Horses, (hit Mo. Sheep. Hwlne or Poultry. This makes 11 a v ry valua ble work for relerenee, and an almost Indlspen slhlo companio to aII Interested mSlock-hree- - luk. The low price at which tt Is published ($l. ayear) brings it within (ho reach of all, while the Splendid Inducements oth-red to Agents and Premiums to Subscribers make It to tho tn teiest of every Karmcr and Mock Breeder to ex tend MS circulation. Scud stamp for specimen copy, largo Illustrated Show Bill and Premium List. Get up a Club and obtain one of tho many valuable Premiums ollercd, consist lug of Chcsiur While, Herkshne.SulliilU. Maylomul Essex Pi »s Short-11 nil, Alderney, Ayrshire and Devon ( ’a Ives. Southdown. Cols wold and Merino Sheep Cashmoie Goats. Pure-bred- Poultry. Norway Gats, Heeds. Agricultural Implements, Pbuios Watches, Sliver Ware, Books, *e sl Ac. Siicci mcn copies sent tree. Address, N. P. HOVER & CO.. Publishers, • . T .. Parko.sbmy, Chester Co,, Pa. Nov. 17, 70—Uni J^RUG STORE, ' " Nu, r>, South I/an'icy Street, Gl to, SttUs, Dye. Mans, Camphor, Borax. Aelda Smalts, Potash.- limbs, !• lowers and Barks Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Soaps, Perfumery ami Toilet Glasses, Pomade, Combs, foT'all desciln ttons.) Kinvorlny Extracts ofnll lllivors, 1 Nov. 11, 70. PATENT MEDICINES, ' “ Too nmnorouß to mention, at JOS. n. TIAVEUSTICK’S, No. f», South Hmwer Street, Nov, iftlcUtcaL Ayer’s I'roprkivr LIVERY AND SALE S AJUI , BETWEEN IIANOVEII AND IIEDr ' oll f^ v IN THE HEAR OF BENT z j- 10UKK ' CARLISLE, P ’ v Ilav ng mica up tl.oStuP I 0 n ogee, ic„ I am picpai-ca “ lurn-oulH at misuimlilo ralos . ~„n l and from «hn spring*. uu lo April *2), IMJ7,—'Jy 1300 M Hid KENT—For rent ihA session will (joclvcii. liqniroor U 7 I. B, BUATTON, |>lumt).n - a, &r. :") c . JAMES CAMPBELL CAMPBELL cC- ILENWOOl), PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. No. 18 North Hanover St. y : OARLT R L E, PA, BATHTUBS, . * ' ' WATER CLOSETS, • WASH BASINS, HYDRANTS, LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, CISTERN AND DEEP WELL PUMPS, ’ GAS FIXTURES. GAS SHADES AND GLOBES &c., etc. Lead, Iron and Terra Colta Pi CHIMNEY TOPS and FLUES, All kinds of BRASS WORK for Steam and Water constantly on hand, WORK IN TOWN, OR COUNTRY promptly attended to. attention tfiven to ordci’H for material or work from a dlstaucc..£(r- Having special advantages wo aio prepared to furnish , COPP 1C II WO R K of nit descriptions for .Still Houses and other purposes at homo or at a distance, COPPER PIPE furnished to order cither drawn or brazed, y k k k k k k k' kk‘ Sep. 1,70—1 y BUSINESS AGAIN,. GEO. R, FOOTE, Ag’t. Plumbing and Gas Pitting, IN,ALL ITS BRANCHES. Orders loft at my House, S. 15. corner Bedford and ('impel Alley, or Chas. Francises, No. 10 Went Main St. Juno 23, 70— am JUlteceUaneous. s SI. MICHAEL. 1 i». JCNSMISCIEH J_JOME again, ; JMXUHAEL &ENSMINGER, Inform the citizens of Carlisle, and vicinity that they have permanently located in Carlisle, and have opened- a Ural class Wliolesalc.umi Retail Leather and Findings Stor al No. 7-1 North Hanovor street, opposite Their old stand where the ' await a visit from all their old customers, and ns many new ones us may desire good goods at mnderu'o auvanees on llrsi cost. Thelrstock lso| the very bestquullty,con sisting- .of all kinds «>l lealher, Fiench ami Amencuu Calfskins, Moroccos of all kinds. Kip and Harness Lentil*rj Spanish and Hemlock solo leather* by tne side or single sole, «tc„ &c., , v Shoemakers’ Mnauigs, tie. They announce that they are determined “to live and Jet live” and will furnish nothing but good goons at fair and reasonable prices, guar anteeing to all who may.deal with them their moneys wo Hi and entire satisfaction, Callaud see us and our goods. MICHAEL «t ENSMINGER, No. 71 N. Hanover at., Carlisle. ug. 11, 70— QaRRIaGE BUILDING ' ALT. IT.S IiIIANCIIES, AND HEPATIUNG Done promptly uhd at reu&dnublo rule CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND v SPRING WAGONS, Always on hand or made to order. CARRIAGES., BUGGIES, or SIRING WAGONS fur Good HORSES.. Second Band' Wagons of all Kinds Taken in exchange for work, A. SBNSEMAN, HI at work, and Invites all his old customers •• d the public In general to give him a call.- Remember thn old established place, on Pitt street, north of tile Railroad Depot, Carlisle. A FIRST CLASS ■ LIVE R Y In connotdop with the above estnhllshnipnt. .... ■ 11. K. IdSI'T'EU. May 12 70-ly. , B. E W I N O, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER WES T M A IN STUB E T CARLISLE, PENN’A.' A Rl'lA’Fnil) ‘ASSOUTHKWT OF N F W F Ult N 1 T Uit E for the Holidays, comprising Cutup .Stools, Lounges, Centro Tn lues, Rooking Chairs, Dining Tables.. ISu.sy Chairs, > Card Tables, Reception Chairs, OUomons, bureaus, Whal-Nota Hccrot-nrica, «tc.,&c„ Chamber, Parlor, Dining Room, _ and Ofilce FURNI T U R E . of the Latest styles. COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS, Splendid New Patterns. BEDSTJCAJns AND. MATT(I RSSIsS GIIjT FRAMES AND PICTURES, in great variety. Particular attention given to Funerals. orders from town and country attended to promptly and on reasonable Lunun. Dec. 17. 1808—11 Q LOCKS, WATCHES ANDJEWELIIY W. D. A. NAUGLE, Practical Watch-Maker, Ao. 3, iHhotf'd Building, (M.UUCET SQUAItE) One door HtvJ of the Volunteer Priniiwj Office Would respectfully inform his old friend* and too public generally, that ho has opened the \> atch and .Jewelry bust lies*, in I ho above named hut ding, whine In* is prepared to dounv work In the linn of Clocks, A etches. Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Ac., Ac. Special care taken with lino \\ niches. Having had over twenty years experience la the usmess, I feel aonlldont that I can give entire satisfaction to all who favor mo wltn their work. Plain and fancy engraving done at short no* lice. ■\\ r . D. A..NAUOLE. Oct. 27,70—1 f .JNUJJjt •& iJRO., T A B D #IJ I W. l-VIIENWOOD. ■M-'Z -k AK .{• Ji IP £ £ take tills opportunity or dlrcctlm, », nrtho community ut . iat K c, am 1 110 nri cm , particular, to thetr recently ttJ&SjyjSjS They studiously avoided Investing ,|„ ril]i , hlKh prices, mid pntlcntly wnltcl , ho tlllj mil of the bottom, before attempting t 0 rt . n |, u shelves.hud now that things have been rc| to old lime prices, ns near ns possible tltny | luvoHlotl largely nnd pro prepared to bUtiiajjl I o their friends and customers as low ~r I any inarltct outside the oliles. Thrv . L} esjiecia] Invite tlto attention of mechanics, farmers , builders. Our Welt Is complete nnd noi , e „ fear mooting with dlsnppolntmontln ( .„ qi|| , for anything in our llpo. Wo have the agency of the Wllleox A Ull|i «13 \V IK G MA 0 II I if, j. and would respect rally sit all those In v.nnt, a Machine, to examine the Wlllcox i GlliWl fore purchasing. AH orders promptly attended to'n,„i Feb"^ l Witfe’''” ° f 11,0 of 2lmS. 1870 HAKDWAItE -i8(( lIKNIIV SAXTON | j. lilX | ;-, H. SAXTON, & CO., NO. 15, EAST-, MAIN ST,, Dealers in Hardware, Ivon, tUla% fa, hereby announce to the public, tlnn lliPviWfnt ‘■elllng everything in theirilue.ettlioruhi. cmli or retail, at nr ces much, lower lima f.n' i, bought ihlsskl of Philadelphia. ’ ’ u Our stock const .ts In nan ot BUILDING'.MATERIAL OF AU Paints, Nalls, ■ Oils, Shovels, Glass,' Hoes, • I’uily, Forks, Varnishes, Rakes, , Cement, Spades,’ Plaster, Crowbars, Hand, Hledgcs, . Powder Picks. Haleb ip' Also a’full ami well selected as.soitmcuii, •MECHANIC'S TOOLS, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLEin: A full slock of ,FABM BELLS Plows, names, Chains, Grain bays, Ropr-M’il* leys, ami Hay Elevators of all descriptions’ RJNS. PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, Cal’S and ammunition ofall kinds, Thanklul for past- favors, by strict atk.iliun lo business wq-hope to receive a conlinualum oi Hie sumo. 1 U M B ELi LAND VALh Ji V RAIL ROADI CHANGE OF HOUIt S! Summer Arrangement. Oil and. after ihursday, June 10, ih7o, Pnssen gor Trains will run dully us follows,(Smuiinfecx* copied). Accommc'ialion Train leaves Harrisburg S.OVA. .M..McelmnlCshnig 8.35, rarllHlelMl.N'ewvilkl'.F, S!il|i|>“‘iulmr({ 10.211. Clinniliorulmi'li U'.-11, Omu castle L 1.1(1, arriving at- Hagerstown 11.15A.M. Mail I'raiu leaves Harrisburg l.&s p, j). Me clnmlcsburg 2.UU, Carlisle 2.10, NewvMleJJ lo.SJHp pensburg .‘{,ls, Clmmhersbuig 4.29, Grmicustk -bob, arriving at Hagerstown 5,23 P. M. lirprcsH Train leaves Harrisburg 4,15 I*. M., Mi> Mmnleshurg 4,l7,Carlisle 6.17. NewvLles.so,sim.- j)enshurg(U7, arriving at Cliamhersburg at fid j A Mired Train leaves Cham berthin g K.OU A.M., Greeucastle 0.15. arriving at Ilagorslowu Hj.i.y A, Accommodation Train leaves niamborsburg.Ve A; M,, Shlppenshurg 3.29, Nowville U. 99, CiulLld U 5), Meclmiilcsburg 7.U2 arriving al Uarrisbmg Mail Train leaves flageistown B.W A. enstle K.k),Chnmbersburg 9.lo,Shlppenshurg 1U", Nowville UUj, Carlisle I> .50, Meehauicsbunr IH’l arriving at Harrisburg 11.55 A. M. JSrpratH. ■ Train leaves Uiigerstowr 12.00 M. Greencastle 12.28. Chamhorsburg 1.05, Sliiiijkri burg 1.J17, Nowville 2.10, Carlisle 2,so,,Moehauici burg Lis. arriving at Jiurrlshuig fi.so P. M. A Mired Tint In leaves Hagerstown 3.95,1*, M.; Greeucastle 4.12, arriving al Chumbersburg 5/>;• 4®" Making close connections at Harrisburg wlln trains toand from Philadelphia,New York; R 'klmoro, Washington,‘Pittsburg,and all points, Wcit, O. N. LULL, May 12. IS7O, ' Suit!, Railroad Ofllco, Chamb’g April 30,1*70, BAIL ROAD, BALL ARRANGEMENT. Monday, September, sth, IS7». Great Trunk line from tho North and NodJr west lor Philadelphia, New York, lfc;ul/ia r Pottsville, Tumaqua, Ashland. ftlmmokm, !.«*!)• mam.-Allentown, laslou.Ephrata, LUisqLunciu to'*. Columbia, &e. ■Trains leave Han islmrg for Now York as fal lows: at 5 35, H 10, 1 Co.A. M.. and 250 P. M„ cun neeting with similar trains on pennsvlvicjlr. Railroad. and arriving at New York ai Ilk noon,-:] 50, and 1000 P. M., respecilvcly. 5,.-cl ing Cars accompany tho 5 35 A. M., tralmswim out chalice. Ketamine: Leave Now York ntf) 01>A..M.,1: Oil noon and 5 On p. M., Philadelphia al K I? A. M. und 330 P. M.; Sleeping cars iicuoin^nuy* the 000 A. M„ und 5 IK) P, Al. trains ffom Neff York, without change. Leave Harrisburg for Rending, Potisvlllo.Tn mmiim, Mmorsvllln, Ashland, Sliamolchi, Pirn*- grove, Allentown and Philadelphia at h in A. Al.. 250 an.d i 10 P. M.; slopping nl I elianon ami prlnelpul way stations; Hu* f IOP.-M. train con necting lor Philadelphia, Poti>.villf and Colum bia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkiiniaven umi Anlmrn. via. Schuylkill and siiMiucliauim kail road leave Harrisburg at 3 -lu p. M. East Pennsylvania Hailioad trams leave land ing for Allentown, Easton and New lark at 7 23.10 3a 10 15 A M ,an<l IJS P. Al ItcluraiitK. leave New Yoik at ii.uo A. M., 12 00 noon amloO P* M. and Allentown at. 7 2o A. AL 12 25 uoOu.-1 und S 15P. M. ■ Way.passenger train leave Philadelphianl7- ml A M., connecting with similar train on End Penna. Railroad, returning from Reading at 6ft P. M., stopping at all stations. Lcavh Pottsville at 5 Hi, 5)ln) A. M., ami 2ofi P. M., IlL*rndou at loot) A. M..Slmmokln aIS-W imd 11 05 A. AL. Ashland at 7 05 A.. M.. and 1230 Noon tvlnlmnoy city at 7 51 A. AL.nml ■ 07 P. Al- Tni;>«- qha m sal a. .n„ and 2 20 r, M., for Philadelphia ami New York. Leave Pottsville, via. Schuylkill and *msijv«n hamm Railroad atH 15 A. Al. lor Harrisburg,mu* Kitchen > noon for Pi ho Grove and Reading accommodation train, leaves t’oUs* villa at 540 A. M., passes Rendingat 7 .’MI arriving at Philadelphia at 10 ‘2O A. M.,rctanihiß; leaves.Phlladclplmiut 5 lo P. M., passu at r* 00 p, M.. arriving at Pottsvllie at ihij P. M. Poltslown aceommoihUlmi train, leaves Polls* town at 025 A. Al., returning, leaves i’liilat el*, plain at -1 (HI P. M. Columbia Railroad trains leave RcndlngnlTlX 1 A, M., and a 15 I . M., lor Kphrnlu, Llllz, Lancits* ter. Columbia, ,ie. Perklomen Railroad trains leave Pcrklomou, Junction at 7 10,005 A. M.,:i oo and 1*35 P. M.,. returning, leave HchwenksvilleatH J), K Hi A. AL, !2&» Noon, and 4 -10 P. M., connecting wllhsUul* lar trains on Reading Railroad ColehrookdaU* Railroad trains leave P"RMi) r ... atO 40 A. M., and 0, 20 P. M. returning. Ir»»". ut Pleasant at ,7 OUiaikl 11 6A. M.. compel'’ „V,tli similar trains on Reading Railroad. Chester valley Railroad Hams P nmiuc* poi-l 01880 A, M..2U5 r.m( 503 I* Se. leave HmvnlUßimvn ut II 20 V .5 I' ?&cr ,ln « ' vuh a[m{Ur - £“iWi« AW V«r M l 6«r.«; HOOA. M, train run , A * ,l ”‘ 11 PoUavilta at 800 udng only to Remilji?..) 1(1 ‘ amU |0 p, M. • . A.M . 11 arrlshurg at a - oo A. 845 P. M le- ; leave Allentown at? L’.l A. M. 11 * P, M, lor ** avo Reading at 7 15 A. M. «m‘l IM/ at 415 P .mrrlshurg. at 7 2.1 A. M. } ° r *f 425 P • *AI. h*r Allentown, and at 040 A, M. » ,m t> M, for Philadelphia. , ■ K .unmutntion, Mileage, Reason, School «»«■• Tickets lo and from all points at h-* . duced rates. . baggage checked through; 100 poundsnlFww each Passenger. „ O. A. Nin)Mj s * Sop. 22,1870. General t'uvcrinU'Mki if. gOUTH MOUNTAIN IRON CO’rf. OFFICE OF OENEIt.vr. HUI’EItINTHNDBJT Caiiiasi.k, 1-A., .-flit. 11, Alt’. On and afterKoptemhcr 1 oh, trims will Carlisle atA. AJ. mr Plim Grove; -'.60 P. ->«■, for Hunter's Run. i;:-:ti uninc. Lcive Pino Grove ut O.'K.' A, M.; H-ntor’s Kuo atU'u P. M. Pep. 23,187(1, ?l)ai - DU)avc. AND CUT L E R Y, HARD W. A R e . CARLISLE, PA., I)15«CR1 P T I O N s H. SAXTON A (T liaUroalns, W E S TWA R D EASTWARD RAILROAD! CIIANCSK Oir feCiri'DULi: F. O. AKMrf. (Ji-U’l. A l'i‘l-
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