o <Bift <£utnrpriet.
g'ALE OF THE"
MT* FLORfiNGE
•> .it ;i
MMI
ESTATE!
MINI
, , V 'WITH. A ' .
Oasli Ftmci.
TOTAL - V-ALU ATIOH v
smOWMMP
IN SHAKES olf ,
One Dollar
Each
-A-magnllloent Properly on tbc
i OUUJ/
Hudson Diver
near NEW YORK ClTY^dvferlooklng
*■• ;EEBT .: ”
. ."■•••! •* :
the Celebrated country seat of Ibo Rov,‘HENRY
WARD BEECHER. j.
LARGE.,ANP ,V- • i
ELEGANT MANSION 1 ,
FULLY AND RICHLY FURNISHED;
and containing all
11 1 1P.AVEMEN_TS
t, i i i‘i.} 3 1 umo&rT<\mm*vi*'
JupbrioeJand
highly Improved, and ornamented with
Shade Trees, Fountains
Statuary, Hedges,
Lawns, Avenues,
Graveled Walks, Soj
Twenty Buildings,
Fifty Building Lots, 1
Hot;Honse, , :
Cold Grapery,
Bowling Alley, '
BILLIARD RDOI
’ SUPPLIED WITH WATER, ."
HEATED BY STEAM,
LIGHTED. WITH OAB .
BLOODED HORSES.
T 1 ALDEHNEY PATTLE, ,
; ' CAERfAGES, •- '
SLEIGHS,
ana HARNESSES,
CARTS, WAGONS. ‘ ■
FARMING and
Gardening
IMPLEMENTS,
and everythlfag- desirable either for a gentle
man’r.arel-clasareßldenceor modern farm.
All to be.distributed'among
SHAREHOLDERS
Atf.A MAJORITY may DETERMINE,
at a meeting-to' bo held In tiio'clty of New York
On the ls£ of 1873.
MEETING OP SHAREHOLDERS.
CooPEn Institute, >
- - . • * Aiigust 1*1872. • •/ ~
Tho meeting was palled to- order by John A.
Lcffort's, the Manager,-- After making his state.,
ment of the dntorprlae :
he asked for a Committee of Investigation. It
was then, on motion.
Resolved, That a committee of three be appoin
, ted. with power to aqt for tho shareholders.-The
t y’ohdwißg.nainßd genllemnnvwqre; thcn'electedj
such Committee: Messrs. George R, Sprague.
John H. Many, W.TI. Whitman.
We. the undersigned, have examined the ao>
counts of Mr, Lelferts, and find his statements
correct, and we do hereby allow him until the
Ist of January, 1878, to sell the remaining shares
‘"at which time the books shall positively h e
closed, or sooner. If the shares are sold. Andwe
hereby appoint the 10th day of January, ISTVfdl*
the final distribution of the property.
GEO. H. BPRAGE;
JOHN_H.IMANoV ;
( W.H. WHITMAN,
To those deslrlng'to invest wo can say that
the ownprpofitho property fully Indorse tho ac
tion of Ihe-Oommutee. and wegivo our renewed
assurance that no Industry shall bo wanting to
r enterprise to an early completion, and
we haVomude such extensive and complete or
rangemontsas will Insure tho sale of the remain
ing shares much In advance probably of the day
fixed by the Committee."
Tho bourand'plooe of-trieeiing.will be given
through the public press, at least TEN DAY
In advance, thus affording ample time for all t.
bo present In person or by proxy. ' ' 1
The ‘ Real and Persona Property,” with the
- Costa. Tangle divided Into
; .‘*50.000
BHAEEBI
Mai
which areelabOrfttely embellished, sold at ONE
BOIibAB RA.CHi’andare numbered and- regls
tored from 1 to 850,000, Inclnslvo, in the style of
United States Bonds, to guard against loss or
raud. - t. •
Special Attention >
ivy.
is called to'the fact that this is not a “ Gift En
terprise,” “ Charity Concert,” nor any mere
scheme for disposing ef tickets, but an absolute
bona fide and peremptory
. SALE of valuable PROPERTY
full description of which is given In circulars,
and the exact truth of which every suqscrlber
is earnestly requested to verlfy 7 himself, to
which end the updergleued‘trill afford all rea
sonable facilities. It has boon proposed that
the property and cash fund should'be divided
into
2,457 Prizes!
But this matter moat bo decided bs*"tbo BbarO
holdera themselves.
We aro, by special permission, allowed to rb
ferto thofOßowlnggenUemon, .whose pomes
are In thqmfteivea O Hnnicient cuarantee tbs ,
the moat/tysrupuioDflcard will be exercised Us.
condiifitlng of tha sale. They have
alsoco' ted to' aot as an ‘
Advisory board ■ ■
H. CtA'Y PRESTON, Now York CKy.
55ENA8 C. PRIEST, Utica, $. V.
GEO. FRANK OOULEY; St. Louis, Mo.
OBRJN'WKIjUH, Syracuse, N, y.
»THOMAS •£? dORSON, Trenton, N* J. '
Pi yj, ItStOtyEtih, Oleau, N. Y. ~
Gen. M. N. WIBEWELL. N. Y. City.
F. It; PALMER, N. Yi City,' '
DAWIisLSIckLES.U Y ; City.
ROBT.S, JBKUNB, Charleston, 8. C.
LIBERAL INDOgp&ENTS,OFFER
ED TO AGENTS AND CAN
VASSERS. 1 "
BPEOIAL TERMS MADE WITH
(or full particulars, shares, references, de
sorlpUvomraalara,,illuminated vlews. &c., «&o
Addi«o% ...» w .t- 5
1-t 1 ■ . J .. ». . . ,
! (1
General Manager, «oa . roadway, N Y
uoxsm ; ; >,-:i (
JOHN Wi BIMONb! Secretary. ‘ '
JOHN C. SMITH, Treaaur.r, N. Y
chants Expanse, BO «nfl 52 PINTS'
Oo’r 10, Ifli
Opjeniii^
’ • ‘ i*?:. * ‘ *i ■ ei »'/.•) -i> W; f t,, f nl.WiiiS— 7 , j J < \..-
i.. ; ,-)■ - * A-- V 'Uiv; fc
- Central Bry Goods Store!
* :V) \ K 1 v f f v AlOttie new, styles anti varieties of . 1 ■
Ijctciios’ ;X>a?©issVtQcOo^Lts^.i'
A Bpoclnl bafgaln in BlflOk Bilks, a chtilbe'brand j of doublet- Veiiofi' ‘AlpHcAk that
.. cannot be found anywhere else in Carlisle ; call ami eeo them. -.?*> f
■ : f■■
Long uiid Sqdarc, IMakband Striped. Shawla'Knd Scarfs .i- ;
Clotß Sad Felt, Ski 'rtsi! 11, sjz cs, for Lad ios, JllssW Ond Childreii, !
BLANKETS, BLANKETS, White and Colored ..Blankets at good. Bargains.
FLANNELS.—Snok Flannel*. ShlirtluK E-'lanarl<t, nil,l Proiieh Flannels'-of ©Tory
color mtU nil iinalitlcfe.' ran)on;Fln|uiGl,w|low oIH. pcr ynrd.
Mauls and Boys’ VVear, Cloths, Ctissiraorcs; Sattinets, : Overcoatings, .Two'
J cans, Ac, Full Suits, or any portion of Suita made up.at short. notice
. by one of the most fi\slilpnahlo,tailor3.in..towu. ,
Domestic Goods of all kinds
, [ r -.- .i . j .at suijU pricep cafcnbtiflill iopledße; < t t ‘-v. ■ . i ■-!] . .
' ■
*. Black and Colored VELVETEENS, for trimming suitings, cut bias. . ;
: ■':: • ■ -asf;'©txtrw ; s; 1;; /.
- •- ' •-t • -1 *■ - v yi A i • t.«‘ * -
Everything In the lino of NOTIONS can always bo found at the Central, Wo Invite ovqrj 'per-
A »Boa to cuU'ttt the Central and.price our'Gooda before, making aby Fairpuvoliaaes/.
sept to, m 2. - Miller & Buttorff.
N. B.—Ploaso remember that .wo ate the Sole Aguuts In the Cumberland Valley for the genu
Ino HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLQVE, the finest Glpvq imported. ..... . .
" ■' 1 ' ;AT- ’
Ogilby’s Cheap Dry Goods Store !
Ho. 47 WEST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE. :
- Just received from the City and now opening:a large .assortment of. seasonable goods, which
wo are determined to run oiTat astonishingly low prices for CASH. DRESS GOODS.—in ladles’
Dretfs Goods We have All the new; and desirable styles of the Reason. Beautiful Black-and colored
Silks; Japanese Silks and Poplins In great variety. SPECIALTY.—As usual,,we offer unsurpassed
bargains 1U Black Alpacas and Mohairs; alad,'same gobds Ih all colors. ’ •
BLACK CLOtHS AND. CASSIMERES
, Fancy Casslmeres, Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, and ail kinds Of Gent's wear in great variety.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Ladles' Silk Ties, Uider Sleeves, Cuffs, Lace and tAneri Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, and all lllnds
of Notions as low. U nbt lower, than at any other store.; AUCTION BARGAINS.—An White Quilts,
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
Domestic C3rOOds. ■ ; ,
All kinds of MUSLINS, while and uubioaohed; Tickings, Checks, Canton Flannels, &c.£at the’
very lowest mark., ,
BLANKETS! BLANEETS!
A Tali lino of BLAIGCETS, white and colored Flannels and Comforts at low prices. CALICOES.'
A large invoice of now style Calicoes, at 6,8,10 and;l2>£ cents,- To all in- want of :new and cheap k
goods we would respectively Invito to calland‘examine our stock, before purchasing, as we are
determined to sell goods at cheaper rates than they cpn behad at'auy other store in the county. '
: sept, io, m 2. .; ■ i: CHARLES OGILBT. ,
a
Kail and Winter Dry Goods
Duke & Burkholder’s :■
, The Largest Stock ! The Greatest Vai'iety
■ 'At the Lowest Prices ever offered to the public. Call and .make a personal examination’ ,
of this stock, and wp will convince you that this Is true. Wc Lmvo all, the now and
Late Style fflress Goods I ’' ’
VELVETEENS In every shade at the very lowest prices. ’’ •‘ i
BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BEANDS.
! r ..
SHAWLS IN ALL THfe NEW : ETYLES. '
White and Colored Blankets, Ac, Flannels in all colors and tjualHJcs, at old prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres., Overcoatings,
.and BaUlucts of the best qualities and nobbiest styles. In this line uf Goods wo’cannot bo
• , excelled; It will do you good to see Uiom. Cull and see the whole stock and be convinced
*“ 'that wosell clfcap.
Sept. 2(1,1872. DUKE & BURKHOLDER, North llanovorSt., Carlisle,
1872. Grand Fail 'Opening.. 1872.
No. 18 North Hanover St.
Large & W«ll-SeIectedStoct M <*oods
I am prepared offer BARGAINS to oil who wlll.favor us with a cnlh
Please examine the following before purchasing elsewhere, if you desire to save money
Ladles’, Gent’s and Misses' KID GLOVES,
Woolen and Cotton all kifids.
iVcomplete assortment of ZEPHYR, GERM/ NTOWN umJ
FANCY YARNS, Also, a full lino of •'* ‘' *• *'
Jet and Plated Jewelry;,
, Bapt. 20, 1H72.
pilT-31'E • •
U. A 1.1,150 N A SON
would announce to their many old customers,
that they have re-opened their Oyster. Saloon
for tne season, and arc prepared to Servo prime
oyqtera In any style! such os fried, stewed: roost
ed, panned, on tne halfKhell, ito. Wo have in
conneellon with our establishment a LADIKH'
KEHTAUUANT, which Is lilted up In the most
comfortaolo manner. Families supplied with
the best Oysters In the market, by the bushel oi 4
smaller quantities, opened or In the shell, at
short notice, and at the very lowest rates. I
„ » «,•« U - AUid«ON & SON, I
• Bepk 20, ■ ; No. II East Afaln Street.
.
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,
~..1111 1" , •
The oldest and moat reliable Institution for
obtaining a Mercantile Education.
O-Proctlcul businessmen as Instructors.
For infoitnatlob, ■w/lio* 5 for a 'dlroulir td P.
DUFF 4 HON, PitlSbur/; I'jl * 4 -- ’
t 170c723ra.
•
An election • for « .l)ireotore,|}f the Karmen*’
ilaok wty , toe held at tbeof! liuuklui' Houbo
Monday November nth, proximo,
between thenoun* of 0 and 12 o*olooU, a. h.
OCt. 10, J. O. JIuVV KH. Quitter.
30r8T®ronb»
Having returned from the Eastern^Markets with a
Bracelets, Neck r TiesV Cliain's' &c
J. J I. WOLB'.
aaefi ®u)oB)3.1 v
f, t
No. North Hanover St., Carlisle,
i dayl ARenta wanted I Af
•pfjolupaea o,t!,wpri£li)g:iicQplL.,,oi t-Jihor sox.
.young or old,majte iaoie money nt work for un
Jn tlm rspatejnomont.t.urnll tlie llmoi tlmnSt
unythlng else. I'lmluulim free. Adtltees G.
Stinson it Co., Portland, inane. ' ■ it&eptT&iliy
FEESH MEAT DAILY
Edward J. Arney,
A'orth IZanore/• Strict ' '
egrTlio citizens of Carlisle can be
furnished with Beef, Pork, V.caL.Mpt
tbn, Larilb; Ftidding.Nausagp,' Ac.,daily
at his; -opinish John "41c
(Bride’s. Deli vered' to nil putts ofith !
town. •, , , . , , , ,hopU2-72: .i
■yA L/C I s', ST Aj NO ( a t
i : Private Sale; .
< Tlje subscriber offers, at nrlvale aule. lhiit vnl
uubjo COItNEII PUOPEimr, known us iliUen’s
Lively Stables find CoafcH'MaJcer Shops. situated
on.cornero/ Pltt-street and Church alley, und
about 5U yards from Cuiriborliidd' Valley Hull
ro*uUlbßO*». ILUipob 0f .U»V- rtuwt eeutrabaud
best located stands In (his or any oilier town,
and has neon successfully carried on, In both of
the above branches for thirty years.
To a live man of Integrity and business Imblis
such an opportunity is seldom presented. Uls
id K<>od order and will ho wold on >accominodat>
, Also, If dcHlrcd, the
HWELLING HOUSE,
adjoining, In whlnh the subscriber now resides.
Will bo included.
ttoelTOir. . ■. UKO, W.IIIIIVI’ON.
, ~.; K Raiicoaa s
Reading rail- road I
' •■III!- ,'ItJ ■
■Siimmer Avrniitjcment
AUGtfST, 1,’*1872,'
‘ Trains leave Harrisburg for. New jYork as fol
lows: utS,IX) anil 8,10, n’m and 2,cop m; ooneoU
'IOU witli.tmlns on Pennsylvania Railroad! and
arriving at Now York nt .12,10,,3,50* and,9,40 p m
respectively. *' ' •' - *w>
• Returning: Leave Now York at ,9,00' a m 1205
and 600 p m, Philadelphia at 7 80, 830 a maud
880 pm, '■' I■ u•. ‘
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsvillo, Tn*
hlaqua.MlnorsVllle, Ashland*Burintalun, Allen
town and-Philadelphia at >SIX) and 8,10. a m, and
-2 DO add 4 05 p in, fctopptncrat Lobaudh'arid pi*ln
olpW way stationsj tuo'-IOS pra trainconnect-.
Ang, for Philadelphia, Pqtlavllle und Columbia
'libiy. ''For PbUsvlno/Scuylklll JFlaven and Au- 1
burp, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad
IcavO'Harrlsburg'atSlOpM. ' - : " '
.*■ Ea4t'pounsyivania RallradUalns leaye Itaad
lug for Allentown. Eastou and Now York at 7 CO
arid 10’JO ami aha 4 05"tt In.' Returning, leave
New York at 1)00 a in, 12 05 and 0 00 p m and Al
-1 lentowit,iU7;26!a m apd 12 25, 3 15, -185 and 935 p
m,' .
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7 30 u in, connecting with train on East Penn U
it, returning from lloddlhg at 6 20 p m, stopping
ntnll stations* . ,<>
Leave Pottsvillo at 5 80 and 9 00 u in dud 2 80 p
m,Herndon at UOOO'am, Sbamokln at 6*lo and
' 1115 am. Ashland at7osa in und 13-13 pm, Ma-
Ifanoy City at 751 d m and 120 pm, Tamaumv ac
at 885 am and 2 10p m lor Philada, Now York,
Heading. Harrisburg,
■ Leave Pottsvillo via Schuylkill ,-and Bosque
haiumll.R ut 8 15 u m for.iuirriaburg, aud.li 15
ahi; for IMncgroVo hud Tromont.
, Pottsvillo Accomo Train leaves Pottsvlllont
580 h m.’paases Keadlngat -705 a.m, arriving ut
Pbllada at. 1)35 am; Returning leaves Phlluda
at 515 m, pusses Reading at 7 -10 pm, arriving
at Pottsvillo at 020 ppa. ■ '
Pottstown AccomraonTrain leaves Potlstowu,
at, 0-15 a m,-returning leaves Pbllada (Ninth and
Green,) ut 480 p in, , 1
Columbia it. U Trains leave Reading at 720 a
andti 15 p m, for ppbr|Ua,'Litla,,Lftuoaster,:Col
umblft, &o; -relurulhg leave Lancaster at 8 20 a
m and 825 p m, nhd Coldrabld ut 816 u m und
315 pm. i■ - '
Porklomon : R R trains .leave Perklomen June
, .lion at V 35 and 8 65 a m and 255 and 540 in:
reUirhlug lertVe Green Luho ato 15 a m 12 35-ana
4 20 p m connecting with trains on Reading RIR,
Pickering Valley R U trains leave Phumlx
vlllo at 010 a in, 3 10 mid 5 50 pm; returning
leave liyers at 035 am. ‘l2 45 and,4 20 pm, con
necting witb tralus on Reading R U.‘
Colcbrookdale li It trains leave FoUstown at
0-10 a maud L 20, ti‘2s ami-7 15 p in, reluming
leave Mount-Pleasant at 1 (i OO, SOU aud'llijaiu
and 3 '2b p id, connecting with trains ou Heading
Chester valley R It traiUH leave Bridgport at
8110 a m ‘2 10ami 5 33 pm. reluming,leave Down-
Ington at. O'.V) a in, J 2 3u aiul 0 lo p ju, connecting
with trains on Heading ii i:
Ou Sundays: leave Now York at 000 p m Phil*
adolpbnt hi. S W atnaiuiUJo pm, (the-o 00 am
train running only lo Heading.) leave Foltavllle
ut BUI a • leave Harrisburg r.L-6 00 a m and 200
Rm; leas Allentown at 4 -Tt ami 0115 pm ; leave
eudlng at 7 15 a in and lu r>T> p in lor Harrisburg
ut7 00 am fur New York, at 7 20 a m lor Alien*
town und atU 10 it in ami 4 la p tu tor Phllado,
Commutation, .Mileage, .Season, School and'
Excursion Tickets, lu ami irom all points, at re
duced rules,
Baggage checked through ; U 0 pounds allow*
ed eaob. passenger,
Ji. 11l- WOOTHBN,
Asst Supt &Ma EngrcU’ry
Reading, Pa, Ang l, Ti
QUMBEEUND VALLKY
BAIL RO A D 1
CHANGE O F 15 OVK 8.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
. On and after Thursday, Jan. 18, 1872, r'agson*
ger Trains will run dally as follows, (Sunday a ex
cepted) I ‘ It- ’
. WEB'fWAKD
AecommodaUbn Train lodVes Harrisburg 8.09 a
. M., Moohanloaburg 8.35, Carlisle 9.11, NewviUeff.4 /
Shlppeußburg 10.22, ChambersburglO.44, Green
oostlo 11,16, arriving at; Hagerstown 11.45 A. M.
■ r Mail. 2Vain leaves Harrisburg 1.55 P. M„ iia
ohnnlcabnrg 2.27. Carlisle 2.sB,'Newville 3.32, Ship
peuaburg 4,02, Ohombersburg 4.85, Greenoantlo
ai, arriving &T-10 P. M.
AJrprc« aV'atn leaves Hnrrlsburg 4,80 P..M., Me '
chanicqbvirg 0.03, Carlisle 5.32. Nowville 6.05, Ship' ‘
jonsbarg B.a. o ',’ arriving at Chaiubersburg at 7.00
p.M,, . ■! : .
. .A Mixed 2>uin, leaves Hagerstown 8.20, P. M.,'
Groencaatle 4.27, arrlvlng ai' Chamberaburg 6.20
A. MIXED TRAIN leaves Chambcrsburg, at
4:45 p, in., 5:80, ‘Meroersbnrg ■ 0:20,
Loudon 7:00, arriving pt -Richmond at 7b!U p. m.
I.'* .H eastward: :i
■ Accommodation Irciih loaves Chambcrsburg S 0C
A. M., Shlppensburg 5.29, Nowville 6.00, Carlisle
°‘m’ M( g hanlcabur e 7,02 arriving at Harrisburg
% TVatn-leavesHageratowu B*SO A, M„ Green
castle o.oo,Chauiberaburg l).4(!,Shlpreusbuni 10.22
.NQWvllla'lO.s3, Carlisle 21.20, Meobahlosburtr 12.05
arriving at Harrisburg 12.37, P. M.
Train leaves Hagerstown 12.00 ii.
Groenoastle 12.28. Ohambetnburg 1.U5, smnponn
burg 1.37, Nowville 2.10, Carlisle 2,50, MoclmulcH*
burg 3.18, arriving at Harrisburg 3,50 P. M.
A Mixed Train leaven ChimU)erHburg7, ; ls A. M w
GroencusUo 9,i8, arriving al Hagerstown 10,00 A
M. -
A MIXED TUAlN'Jeavos Richmond ut 7:DO
m„ Loudon 7;H5, Mercerslmrg ttW), Williams'*
BMO, arriving al (Jhamborsburg O:4Un. m.
.fttf-Maklug clobo connections at Earrisburu
Wltn trains t o and frpm Philadelphia, New York,
Bammore, .Washington,Pittsburg,and all points
' W6st,'
o. n. duel;
Suhi
SUPERINTENDENT’!* OFFICE) ' ‘ • '
i’a., Jap. 18,. ; 72. / , , ... -
Meutrai !
their bones are not destroyed byihinera! poison'‘or other
means, and the vital organa beyond 'the point
ofjrepair..
Dyspopsla’or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest. Diz
ziness, Sour Eructations-of! the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
of the Kidneys, and a hundred oilier painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
it has nocqual, and one bottle will prove a better guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaint*, in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
torn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep
tible. • ‘ ‘ 1 -
For Inflammatory; and Chronic Rheu
matism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers. Diseases of the .Blood, Liver, Kidneys'
and Bladdery these Bitters'have no equal. -Such Dis
eases are caused!}/ Vitiated Bloody which is generally,
produced by derangement of U;e Digestive Organs.
They ore n Gentle Purgative as well as.
a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting;
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inllam- -
nation of the Liver aud Visceral Organs,and iu Bilious
Diseases. • • ' ' 1 -
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimplcs. Pustides. Boils, Car
buncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin,-of whatever name or nature,
are literally due qp aud carried-out of the system in a
short time by tne use of these Bitters .
Grateful Thousiimia'proclaim Vinhcar Bit
tbbs the meat wonderful liivigoranttkat over abstained
the sinking system.- ..
J WALKER, Prop’r: R.II. McDONALDA. C 0..,
Drngcisls and Gen. Agts., San Francisco,'Cal;,
' aodcor. of Washington and Chariton Sl»„ New York.
SOLD, BY DRUGGISTS. AND DEALERS.
Oct* i 72-3 m *. .
rpHECAULISLE
Carriage [Factory!
‘Hns pow turnoil out between three and four
‘hundred llur/yles, Carriages and Spring Wagons
since U« existence, and is I still ready to supply
, the demand. Those that got their wagons ana
got, HaUsfaetfon know where to go to have tholr
buggies repal red or exchanged lor now ones, and
llioso who did mol got what they thougntthey
ought to have hud. come hack, and I will do’
everything I ban tor you, I make It my study
to Improve in every branch of the business, and ;
would prefer tp make work to order,; then X can
make a man what he wants. If ho wants u low
•priced wagon I cim give It to him, and If fro'htl
willing to pay for-a high-priced wagon! cun
•make U* but don’t ohargq near what pe would
have to pay at most ajiy other place for the
sumo material used., X ‘am ready to abbomnio
dote nil. forget the place, corner SOUTH X;,
PITT Street*, Carlisle.*' i J A.
Huovj'in
iY|ONJSY CAN NOTBUYiT I . .
IS PRICELESS I ‘
BUT TUB DIAMOND' SPECTACLES WILD
>insSEUVE‘
It vriu’ value your eyesight use those
!
Oroaud from ■ minute Crystal Peebles, melted
together.and derive tholr name;*'Diamond” on
account of tjieir hardness and brilliancy. They
will hist'mitny years without change, and uro
superior to all others In use. Manufactured bv
J. IC, HPKNCEU A CO,, Opticians, New York.
Caution.— None genuine unless Mumped with
oar trade «■> mark. For sale by responsible
agents throughout the union.
xHOH, CONLVN, Jewelry and Optician, Is sole
Agent for Carlisle, Pa., trom whom .they can
bo obtained. No Peddlers employed.
Dec. 7, l*7l-ly,
JJreioVicdla.
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rl Svriaf Story by Dr, Holland
■ I r cw 6'lory by SaSO Hnlmn
A Lopg Story from Bret Harto.
Brilliant Array of Contributors, ( ;
Clarancc Cook (/ n Furniture and Dcvomtloii
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menced In the November Number,
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One Legged Dancer.
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rjIHK COUNTRY GENTLEMAN!
Volume for 1873,
‘ The Cultivator & Country Gentleman, for the nasi
forty yours, has ranked, both in this country
and abroad, tut Uiotfkfmtorrt Journal of American
Agriculture. The Editors and Proprietors In ad
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LUTHER TUCKER & HON. Puiiuhiikuh
7N0v72-yt Albany, N. '
Pl . (o'ObZie`` , 2l'at4ii,i4!"7'
m
THOMAS A. .lIAHt’ER,
'itfo# 42'Sonih ‘rfaridVcr St,^.;'»>« ,
Carlisle, - I
• ;I Vi,I 1 * ' iiV*
'fho Cheapest,'Altfaoaffftnd Jdobalrs; 1
[ The Cheapest Black Silks, i
NThe.Cheapest WooljDeLames;
I The Cheapest Jap. Poplins and Plaids,
j The Cheapest Wrapper Hops, •-« i j,,'
LUpiirnluir nnd;N«cuii(llHournlnir, Goods.
IThw Cheapest/WiiteriproofiCloakings.-M •
The Cheapest Muslins and Table Linens. ;
The hrid'Wobl'ElanPidlK ■
The Cheapest Blankets and White Spreads!
The Cheapest ißlnnhete andlThlblt Bbawls.
The Clieivpost Underwear (Ladles and Geo 15,).,
Thb Cheapest Cloths and Casslmbres, ' <
full Line of notions & triMminos.
• Being determined to maintain 1 my reputation
• L'qr selling the hoslaud cheapest,Black, Alpacas
ln'this market, l have now opened
a'fall lino at low prices.. - 1 .
T. A. Harper.
v 0.0t.3,.i87i, • ;
FAIXI
•'fIALL .OPENING-! !
"Wo have Just returned from the,city with n
MAMMOTII LOAD op
Y Ds
ooUHiatiiig In part ol CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES,
,Ladietr’.V.fld ConfftUNHIiIRWKAK., A large as*
sortmept of pew stales of { ,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS*
MOURNING GOODS in variety. Crapes, Rib
bons, &c. An endless number of latest style of
Fall and Winter- Shawls,
The “OTTOMAN SCARP,” handsome and all
sizes. Cloth and Felt SKIRTS for ladles and
misses.
Large Tiles of DOMESTICS,
Calicoes, Glnghamsi Tickings, Muslins, Flan
nels of ail kluus and colors.
Blankets,
.white and colored,. UMBRELLAS,
V elveteens I
Black and Colored, out bias, for Trlfcnmlngs,
The largest stock pfs ( ;
KTOTIOKTS
In the.county, 'W’e have had advantages in the
purchase of -this immense' stock. nbFpdssessbcL
by qthers.whioh will eqable qp to |sell at.: •
LOW RATES!
: i.. ii- Ploaaop^llatthe
“OLD STAG’D!'
' (1840.) ./; .ir-.I
A W. BENTZ & GO.
t..; • ;*
.Sept, 26,1872.
TO ’WHOM: OON GHIEt N.
!. .11 -JV, -{i.- t VuV :11 ■. 1
-1:7/ ■/. ’• ‘ ill .Ith/ , . .
Fall end Wirier Ctoiliing!:
U,ln 1 'Jis/'-'r jjj, 1 MIT ■
JiiOiiJbjlliott
Ao. 33, North,.Maimer;, Stretff Carlisle,.
iiae just o[)Biieil a large.amlap leuiild as
sortment of If ALL & WINTEK
such as
; 1 .OVERCOATS.
of all qualities and prices, Pants, Vests,
ynuershirta, Drawers, Suspenders,Neck
ties, Collars, &c„ «Stc. , ~ ,
BOO2S. SIJOJLb, B.A’h S, HOSIERY
&c. inn slock of Clotiiing is complete
embracing ...
Every Variety and Style,
a ?M'^ u^l ' r^mBSeti * n elegance, beauty and
utility, and. offered at prices- that-please
f?iTnn^ e i5 O T%« may.it bo said
that JOHN ELLIOTT sellschcapcv. than
anybody In town. 'X have secured clbe of
the best ; i
PRACTICAL ;CUTTERS'
("TkrT^{'n e nr!l° n ,! ar « e >iB3orlu)ent ot
PIh.CE GOODS, which I w|ll,make,iip
to order at shortest notice. Also, a lar/re
Assortment of men's and Jadles rir ■
BOOTS AWD GAITERS
children's shoes. Also, a larire aa
°r ,nen ' B ' b °y«' and children's
liA 1 h, that cannot fail to please in. qual
ity ii'l price. All the above to ho had
now at
John Elliott’s
Sop2Uhn,
|jj(;AiJ> OPENING !
French, English aud American
Cloths, Cassieies & Vestinp!
=I
OF JALL shades, figures, qualities
AND PRICES SUITABLE FOB MEN'S
- 1 ' 1 “ WEAR. ; . ’
Shirts a Specialty*
I=
a ir
1 • I ■'
f
iiiieof4wciitNF(irJ
nishirig; Goods j
wttys-Wlfail'di t"' i
V.-l'" V VII
H.S.Eitter& Son
.! f P- .
Drapers & Merchant Tailors.
No. 44 WEST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE,'PA.
240011872-tf '• 1
CHEAP JOHN,
Etta HQiv ; reßUy on exhibition a
LilltOl! STOCK OF CXOXIIIATGI
boots, 40., wuiou
*' 1 -‘he WlU’rieirathia
Usual low Prices !
" USUAL LOW PRICES t '
ÜBUAL LOW riIICES I
Not necessary to nayanjtblng else, as every
body koowslhut he can got the BEST GOODS
at the very LOWEST PRICES at
CHEAP JOHN’S,
m , Court Houho Avo., lu FruuWlu Ilona*.
Mayfly,
row?.
gTQVB .TINWA RiC. ,b 1
'ESTABLH S H M jfc f N T,
il-fwraii vjhiqjn oiu ; i
The parttiorshlp horotoforostlaa botwaau'
Walker*: A' * dandy fcatflti* toh d&b’lWd by
lhorepy pqnpenoo, to thef oltl*
bt Uarlldle andßrirrOiindlbucoilfitty, that, 1.,
hare opened a .fn/.Mh | ' l> *
VT'-Vr/Ml )Ml -';V/ V- J-il
: ; viV:; ■: j ■ l ir> ‘' I |
by Cornelius * Bosh. . ,f, s ,
paving a iargo and complete stock of Stoves
and Tiuworo ou bund selected with, the, greatest
care foi* thU market, my customers are
satisfaction, pplU as regards quality
Stieetiron and Tinware,
constantly on hand and raadeup to order. My
stock of Tiuwaro embraces everything,usually
kept In a’ flrst class tin establishment.
HOOFING and SPOUTING promptly attend’
•6d to. ' . ■
am now.prepared to exhibit to thtf Winter
Trade a largo and stock of the best
patterns of Stoves, ‘Having the agonoyof tho
following celebrated stoves, I am prepared to
tarnish them to narlies so desiring t -
i MORNING'GLORY. I * * • ! if;
LIGHT HOUSE, - -
BON-TON, • ‘ '
ROSEBUB, >
f ; ' • BEACON LIGHT'-
, • . x . t EGG . .
Mi OFFICE and PXUI.OR
. 3, T O YES
HiS nolo otloa of Cook Stoves maorace the
following:
Superior, Noblo Cook,
Excelsior, Hia nraj
r ■ liuakor City* and Coral.
Stove Repair 6 constantly on hand
lam agent lor a v -
P A TEN T STEAM PIPE,
for beating mills, laetorles, 4c., aiid prepared
to furnish and place them la position at short
notice.
Having an experience of 22 years.lii this bus!-
ness. I would respectfully solicit a share of the
public patronage, feeling confident that I will,
give satisfaction.
Dec. 22.70— tS
■ i i
iS/tcyVE 1 / n|i:Tl n'f,,a''r B
‘ * . ..... h
emp o; ia, M5l
11 '/..1 i
; wbnld' inform
ar^ iaiq QUd vicinity,tUat.he atll
■- *i'-i':
Stpye., StAVasVueas
In allita various branches. Ho has secured tb*
agenoyforthe following popular Bldvei
■ 1 1 , ■ i IJl'ii'jVJ I t
• . iJ\ I- ; ; if-; - , ,
Parlor an<J: Office Stoves,;' ■i .1 t -.- •
Myrnta*Gijnjp,.
Parlor Heater, .
ThrlbrXllght, 1 "' ; ’
a / i:iii:!S. liigUtHbuse,'’)!' v);riiFu
f/ru-m ‘i-.-i 1 >■ ■>/)!;
V; i; i '
; togpthorwUU a oftCOOK^STQVisa,
»>i mk •ii’)./. , ub .-t
Cbrhbjliatlbn' Burner, .
'■feiirek’a / i - '
1 ' ReguJaW,.
Niagara,
MORNING- GLORY anfl other
&JCATE Its. RANGES. AND’^FIREBOARD
which ho Is prepared-to furnish at tho lowest
frmrket rates.
promptly attended to. i Hoofing, Spouting and
Jobbing executed in the inostsatlafactorT man
ner. -
pi ; every.: constancy on band, or
tnaao (o order, at reasonable prices. Haying
none but experienced WorkraMr employed? be
hopes by a.close.attentlon'to.bnsluess to secure
the public pdtrdnnge. Kdluembertbo place— i
No. W wsar MAINS'IItEETs
3A.MUGL 11. UL.UJOy .*
Nov, 28,1871—1y*
SOMETHING NEW UNDER' I‘HE SUNf
THE UKDJERyiGNED, having just
i returned from the oltte» with n large atook
of goods, invito the attention of all who desire
satisfaction to cpJl and examine thoir large
stock of ■
Stove and Tinware
Among the atook of stoves may be found the
Anti-Clinlcer Base Burner,
ANTI-CLINKER FIRE PLACE HEATER,
p» nrnn'“f 6 latoBt styl “ <*
B4RLOB. DINING-ROOM mill COOK STOVES,
which 'they challenge the trade ’to oompet
WKh,’ ;•! i. . •
Knives,' 1: '
Forks.
Luttiptr, ' "
•' ' «'DlppefB,
together, with Toilet Bela. Coal Buckets. Goal
Sieves, Shovels au,d Tongs, Zinc and every va
riety of Tlri Ware and House Furnishing goods
kept In ailtfitojassjstoro < > i .
We are alfio prepared to furnish
, Pumps; for Cisterns and De&p' Wells !
and HaVa ipr Bale 1410 Celebrated Genuine Cn
.-’i-i 1 1 cni^ljfirWood Pump, • ■ ' l|
•l(-SP9ffifNp, gppurtNß lAND JOB WORK ’
Hanover street. Alow doom above Loutber :
determined. iioCi to be
. n ml eM ?l?? , / an J r othor Par«ea in this place.
w «r?« al i^ l i: o s‘. thepast patronageHre extend -a
dial
"s 1
■; ,o ,<r *
1 ‘fJTfIW m(J '!
■;. •■■■ - Nos.osaiiici,
j . C l, NORTH HANOVERst.F
... , ..., .OARUSLE.,,
'ISov, 9. 71 1 11 11 • ' ' pii.
DOUBT YQU KNOW .THAT
John A. Means
keeps conktahtly on hand a ,large and well so*
lootedqto^kof ,j ,
• JB'rcah £ Nice . Groceries I
■ iiavlDß. Issued 'ft daolaratlon of war agiiludt
the blub prices of Groceries, and Saving my
permanent headquarters at the old stand,
No. 78 9. Ildnovov Stroqt,
whore I have constantly on hand and for sale
cheaper than the cheapest, a ■ ,
Full Line of Groceries I
QUEENSWARE, • , \
: ■ 'I OIiASSWARB, "■
: bacon/ **’. :
) CRIED and CANNED BRUITS,
.• - CANDIES,, , , .
■ " •" 1 »*• SPICES, Ac., Ad.
, .COFFEE of tllo beat gradesSUGARS 1 of lha
• flaasl auaMUos: TEAS that do excel In flavorll
SPICES tl,atari, all (Wa. and S VUUPS doriolm(J !
2'| r s®, p io°So; U “ un date.)
'paW(ir , “ ll;1 ‘ ,n<lB lD B ‘’ as °u.-. Highest prices-
»f,■i il
COUNT lIY PRODUCE
r 10 P lottao «>* my customers*.
} nol lut the patronage ol Ilia public, being
tbanltfiil for past favoni. • ■ uln ß
JOHN A. MEANS,
\4nov72 78 South Hanover street,
v ' uov72 Carlisle, Po.
STOVES,
A. WOODS WALJCEK.
1);: (•.!
Superior,
STOVES!
Stove Re\>amug
.1 • 11 : WIA'R B, 1 (■
SpOOUB, ...
■‘ ,r: • Ladles,
ui. :j
`'
■gSTAßtrSHEDliieiel ■,; ; .7
. .•> u t Ci3JsL2?lis3 X 0
Hardware House.
IVM’M.') 'I V ■> V, \ ,
'i • TL' SAXTON & ,(]q
7. urtV'.VW V'Af.j ; .
HE WFn XT( * IP- 8. ;s« tM
aawaaS
and Furniture Varnishes, Glass, de 011, °oach
irareaalognhd Lubricating oils now* .
tornna silver Sand, Dupont’!’blfe’ Pl “«-
sporting Powder. Guns, Pistols 'and i., 8 “ na
“on. Cedar )Varo. Kopo. Lanterns. i 0 An,®“nl
'House-FumisMng: '^Hardware
f 4‘Msaa s s *««..,
lory, Hedgers it Seymour’s lino sH :tt Cnt *
Shears Fine Gilt Curtain Cornices n ‘?.TV “«<I
Urajs stair. Hods, white and black VS linnil *-
for.Matrosses uili Furniture, a?eon C nf leu , ,l “lt
»»«"?. £ 9; ,w«h a full line of uTbs&; l Har -
Mlscollanfoiis goods, such' ns cinibV. i?. r PootK
fine bird Cages, Driving an^BldluMl 1 ” 8 ®".
. i I'Solo i ncbats 1 -for’Plank’a“siimffi S lll l ,! '. ir!
Koltor Plows at, his.prices Abr tiV,;. 8 i! °!uu ;uul
llloon.llofd * t»lbl& ImperWpgL ' :
The last mentioned are of i nS,
tton Into this section, which hnvothe lll , troi| m.
ges of, nßhlitlug.Jloam and sJel w,„"„ Uvail >“-
mostihesaA'fepricis as theMd&SSjf}-;
■Bole agents for Palmer’s-Patent -
Strl°^lnT U “' for
ter and dust in simmer. The Dripn t> w rf . r i n
an entire bonne 1b more than
winter by the economy ol fuel* 1,10
onenhlrdlesa fuel to produce ihA<t«m Qgnt; *® aaJ
It Is made in walnut, oak and n?a,M D 6 arjulh
both color and windows, so thnfPirln fa.
ted to any house, - nt it can ho adnp.
■ Our goods aret (taught lh inritA'nii<. n «i«i
the manufactures, and wlifi tie aid nr 1 «?“ ’i rora
experience, are solooled- with the mn, ou s lon 8
and supervision, and wo would c ¥ e
wish to'purohuso the beat goods at 1 h ' rho
cash rates to patronize us. B at the lo w»ji
Country merchants will oOrtnlnlv find it .
their advantage to call or write 11 to
Mona before'purchailhg! W us tor . <!»'»»-
We remain, respectfully
H. SAXTON & co..
No. 16 EAST MAIN STRZI
• Carllalo,'
H A E D WARE
■ \ aw ' '
C II T L E R I.
M I.L LMM <» JB© WBRS
toko this opportunity of .dlreotlpg tho atuntion
.of.tho conxmonlty at mrg*,' *nd'rr worn iJ
particular, to tholr recently, •;
'nr / *-• lljfl-MU fivi
H-.’jfiL irir
*i■ ■: u'.vl. ii‘li tt ini”! vi* •
jinij ym! t tml) •)!■! n\ .•)■:.•
They stadlotwly. aypidqij, Ipywtlng dqrlej u<
.high prices, anti ,p»^ntly- T waltedthe raUls*
out efthebottombStote alUihptlng to roflllthilr
ji 'in
Shelves. and now that things have been reduced
to oid t(me J prioea,'nB near as'posalblo. they,hate
i n ' ■" ?’•i* r
Invested largely and. atjQ' prepared to.gnarantoe
irq .
; \9j tW* Wonds and. ns low prices as
■any:marked onleldo the' eliibs;' They 'especially
invite the attention of mechanics, fanners and
a . .'j: •. A 11. i l»'- i:u :
bhlidora, Onr, pteck. Js complete and nene-.ieel
fear.meeting with disappointment In enqWrlig
forariythlngin onr line.' ,u *
.• "’■l.Hi *■ '".“’l <’ -"A i • ”U]
wa have the agency of.the,^Vllloo^4.Qibbs
Sewing Machine.
• a'efr ■
and would respectfully sk all those** wan to
aMarii.ue, to examine the WJlloox A Gibb*’ be
fore purchasing.
, All.orders promptly attended to, anil good
delivered to all parts of tuq town free of charge
Jan, 12 18721 v , ,
fflatuwt -jas after.
.B. E W INli,
CABINET MAKER ’ M
, - , i and undertaker.
WKSt'MjjJN f &riißET. : 1
» CARLISLE. F 4, .
A splendid assortment of
Fnrnltnr'e.
Tor the Holidays, comprising
Sofas, '
JiOQDgOS,
Hocking Ob airs,
Kasy Chairs, -
Reception Choirs,
Bureaus, . *
<tc.,
Parlor,
Chamber,
, Dining Room,
' ' KltOlron
FURNITURE,
of the latest styles.
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS ''
Splendid now Patterns.
- BEDSTEADS AND. MATTRESSE9
GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES
; ;4 ‘' mferoat variety*/ “,* l} I: ‘‘
‘ given to Funerals. Orders
axiom. town and Httehded'to
nd on reasonable terms, • )• ■
Te 0.17
Kailraab Doubo. ( •
itxwiwoTow & zueiAdiiw
Railroad
- SEVtN : Pfcß fcENT. liONrla,
FREE OF TAXES,
: . 1 "a* j / «ui ' ni »-• *: f«t i :>v/i ('in
: u j&p.jj AWDlSiaWiii) njifeit*sSrr.';‘
Interest Payable January ana July*
1-;UU.OI- r Bon, ion. W
,
All 0? MA 1004,
;•,; 11 , 1! rr) .2 k.,, ,c. , 'II
Af I< J>i9? n uVfil PI3OIBTEIHEB -free of axpenio.
The Coal, Miscellaneous Freights atulPoasen*
ger business are constantly increasing. The In*
MlOl'tl l !•’ ■, M '« ?< •' 15
oan ho ob*
DeHaven & Bro.,
i NO- m SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHIEA,
Ji 'li STERNER & tutu
Livery & Sale Stable
£KT\VEßN XIANOYEI\AND, BEDFORD. BIS i
IN THE REAR OP THE BENTZ HOUSE,
■' '■ CAiit^L'E,”Pa."
illuvliig fitted np the Staßlo with now Da, 0-1 ;
aß e H»<ko., Wo are prenaied to furnish flrat-cJass
turn-outs at reasonable rates. I’nrtlea tnuon to
ami from the Springs. > i i , ; 1
I ATiHifg; i8074b: ; ■ '
Hew Liquor Store!
couutfPlty ou hand a largo assortment or
Choice Jjiqtiors.
Families and otbora can bo supplied oo sJ*ort
ndUco: Thankful for pnat favora, lie rtapeciroi
lyißollulta a continuance of tho fiaiuo.
• A«ont foe Muaaoy «S CollJu a celebrated I hii«
dotpl)tu)AloBi
May 23.1872-tf
';*» U li
■“Win
! !> 'fVf'i V
iS’Jlß'e,
Camp Stool,
Contro Tables,
Dlnlnn Tables,
Card'Tables,
Ottomous,
What Note.
Ac., Ac,
.1 iln-v
SIMON W. EARLY,