V '©ift (Juterprift.
IN
gA IiIS OF THE
MT. FLORENCE
ESTATE!
WITH A
Cash. Fund,.
TOTAL VALUATION,
$350,000.00
IN SHARES OF
One Dollar
XSaoh
A magnificent Property on tlie
HUDSON RIVER !
near NEW YORK CITY, overlooking
" HIGHLAND REST. ”
Uie celebrated country seat of the Rev. HENRY
WARD BEECHER.
LARGE AND
ELEGANT MANSION,
FULLY and HIGHLY FURNISHED,
and containing all
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
EIGHTY ACRES' 0&
JupeeiorJ,and
highly Improved, and ornamented With
Shade Trees, Fountains
. Statuary, Hedges,
Lawns, Avenues,
Graveled Walks, &o
Twenty Buildings,
Fifty Building Lots,
Hot House,
Cold Grapery,
Bowling Alley,
BILLIARD ROOM
SUPPLIED WITH WATER,
HEATED BY STEAM,
LIGHTED WITH GAS
BLOODED HORSES,
ALDERNEY CATTLE;
CARRIAGES,
SLEIGHS,
and HARNESSES,
CAB'IS. WAGONS,
FARMING and
Gardening
IMPLEMENTS,
and everything desirable either for a gentle
man’s.flrat-olasa residence or modern farm.
All to be distributed among
SHAREHOLDERS
AS A MAJORITY may DETERMINE,
alaraeetlng to bo held In the city of New York
" ' On .the Ist of Jaduai-T/y 1873.
MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Conran Institute, 1
AugustlB72. > j
Thomeetlng woa called to order by John A.
liQffert's. the Manager. After making bis state,
meat of the financial condition of the.enterprlse
he asked for a Committee of Investigation. it
wm then, on motion,
BaUved, That a committee of three bo appoi n
ted with power to act for the shareholders. The
following named gentlemen were then elected
ueh Committee: Messrs, George R. Sprague,
John H. Many, W. H. Whitman.
We. the undersigned, have examined the ac
counts ol Mr, Letlerta, 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 be
closed, or sooner, if the shares arc sold. And wo
hereby appoint the 10th day of January, 1878, for
the final distribution of the property.
GEO. H.BPRAGE,
JOHN H. MANY,
W. H. WHITMAN,
To those dealring to Invest wo can say that
the owners of the property fully Indorse the ac
tion of the Committee, uJnd we give our renewed
assurance that no Industry shall be wanting to
push the enterprise to an early completion, and
we have made such extensive and complete ar
rangements as will Insure the sale of the remain
ing shores much in advance probably of the day
fixed by the Committee.
The hour and place of meeting will be given
through the public press, at least TEN DAY
In advance, thus affording ample time for all t
bepreeent in person or by proxy.
The 1 Real and Persona Property,” with the
Cosh Fund, Is divided Into
350,000
SHARKS!
which are elaborately embellished, sold at ONE
: DOLLAR EACH, and are numbered and regis
tered from 1 to 1150,000, inclusive, In the style of
United States Bonds, to guard against loss or
rftuj.
Special Attention
Is called to the fact tbat tbls is not a M Gift En
terprise,” M Charity Concert.” nor any mere
Mhsme for disposing* of tickets, but an absolute
btiajldc and peremptory
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
full description of -which is given In circulars,
and the exact truth of which every suqßcribor
Is earnestly requested to verify for himself, to
which end the undersigned will afford all rea
sonable facilities. It has been proposed that
the property and cash fund should be divided
Intf ?
2,457 Prizes!
But fb4e matter must bo dooidod by tho sharo
heldert themselves.
Ife are, by special permission, allowed to re
fer to the following gentlemen, whoso names
are In themselves a safllclent guarantee tha ,
the most scrupulous care will bo exercised In
conducting the affairs of the sale. They have
also oo ted to act as an
Advisory board :
H. CLAY PRESTON. Now York City.
ZEN AS O. PRIEST. Utica, N. Y.
QEO. FRANK GOULEY; St, Louis. Mo.
OBRIN WELCH, Syracuse. N. Y.
THOMAS J. CORSON. Trenton, N. J.
F. L. BTOWELL. Clean, N. Y.
Gen. M. N. WISEWBLL. N. Y. City.
K H. PA LMER. N. Y. City.
DANIEL SICKLES, N. Y, City.
ROBT. 8. BRUNS. Charleston. 8. C.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFER
ED TO AGENTS AND CAN
VASSERS.
SPECIAL TERMS MADE WITH
CLUBS.
For full particulars, shares, references, do
aorlptlva cfroulars, Illuminated views, 40., Ao
Address.
JOHN A. LJSFJPEJt TSj
General Manager, 003 llroadway, N Y
BoIMSO.
JOHN Vf i BIMONB, Secretary.
JOHN O. SMITH, Troasurer, N. Y
Merchants Exchange, GO and 52 I'IKE
Street. 1 .
October 10, iSI3,
"""Id. A. SAWYER,
•7l*p JE. Corner of Public Square, Carlisle•
Has now opened tho beat assortment of
Silks,
Dress Goods,
Shawls;
Velveteens,
Flannels,
Blankets,
EMBROIDERIES! LACES, LACE COLLARS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, &9., In
the town.
Oreat Bargains !
Dress Goods, Shawls, and Furs I
‘ I have au elegant assortment of 1
CLOTHS /, CMSffIIEESI
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
lam receiving NEW GOODS daily. Everybody call and be convinced
that you can save TWEISTY-FIVE PEU CENT.
XX jSI.- SLA/W’YESXX. '
®rOOj>S
NEW, SEW, NEW.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods at
Duke & Burkholder’s
The Largest Stock ! The Greatest Variety !
At the Lowest Prices ever offered to tbo public. Call and make a personal examination
of this stock, and we will convince you that this is true. We have all the now and
Late Style Dress Goods !
VELVETEENS in every shade at the very lowest prices.
BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BBANDS.
SHAWLS in all the new styles.
White and Colored Blankets, Ac. Flannels In all colors and qualities, at old prices, ‘
Cloths, Cassimeres, Overcoatings,
and Saitinets of the best qualities and nobbiest styles,. In this lino of Goods wo cannot be
excelled. It will do you good to see them. Call and see tbo whole stock and bo convinced
that we sell cheap.
Sept. 26, 1872.
DUKE & BURKHOLDER, Nortll HanoTerSt ., caniaie.
1872. Grand Fall Opening. 1872,
No. 18 North Hanover St.
Having returned from the Eastern. Marketa with a
Large & Wdl-Seledei Stodk op 6oods
I am prepared to offer BARGAINS to all who will favor us with a call.
Please examine the following before purchasing elsewhere, If you desire to save money
Ladies’, Gent’s and Misses 1 KID GLOVES*
Woolen and Cotton HOSIERY, all kinds.
A complete assortment of ZEPHYR, GERM/ KTOWN and
FANCY YAUNd. Also, a fall line of
Jet and Plated Jewelry,,
Bracelets, Neck-Ties, Chains, &c.
Sept. 20, 1872.
REDUCTION ! I
A.t OaiLBY’S!
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
' TO HE BOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE PRICES >
of ENTIRE STOCIC. are much below REGULAR FIGURES and I Invite COSIPARISON with
any othci* house In the COUNTY, FULL LINE OF
DRESS GOODS, VELVETEENS, BLACK SILKS,
WOOL REPPS. POPLINS, ALPACAS,
REPELLANT’S CLOTHS, IN GREEN, BROWN,
GOLD and BLACK MIXED, SINGLE and
DOUBLEWOOL SHAWLS, BLANKETS,
COMFORTS AND QUILTS, WOOL AND
COTTON FLANNELS, ALL COLORS,
TICKINGS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS,
MSULINS, SHIRTING STRIPES
AND CHECKS, CLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS I
FACTORY JEANS, nna every grade of goods suitable for season. EXTRA BARGAINS
in a full lino of
NEW FURS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
GENT’S FURS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS!
SPECIAL
IN BLACK ALPACAS!
I offer n brand which cannot bo surplrssed for WEIGHT. SHADE nnd QUALITY In every
E " de NOTI O 3XT SS I
close entire Stoclt of , 1
TRIMS, Oil CLOTHS, LADIES’ MB CIIILDRES’S SHOES!
ami be convinced that all of above In a fact and worth your.attentlon.
nov. 28, i&72. CHARLES OGILBY.
47 WEST MAIN STREET.
Carlisle, Po.
HIE SOOTH AMERICAN
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Of Philadelphia.
A LL kinds of policies written upon
Athe most favorable terms. Premiums may
bo paid annually, semi-annually or nnnrtorly.--
All* policies are NON-FOKl’-LIiABLE alter
TWO ANNUAL payments. No extra rates for
females. No charge for polity foe or stanips.--
Policy holders share In the profits, Dividends
declared annually after two payments on the
contribution plan. SiUO.UoO deposited With the
Auditor General of Pennsylvania as security
for policy holders. 1
Cumberland County Bkancu.— The Compa
ny has appointed a Hoard of Trustees, composed
of the following well known citizens of Cum
berland County:
E M. Biddle. 8. B. Kikffku, M. D.
CHARLES 11. MUJ.LIN. WM. A. MUI.UK,
John M. Wallace. Wm. A, Lindsay.
WILLXAV KENNEDY.
E. M. Biddle, Wm. Kennedy.
J*rest. AVey, dr 3Vca».
The trustees aro all policy holders in thocom
nanv and their duties are to supervise and
conduct the business in this district, with au
horllv to Invest a certain proportion of mo
rein turns colleelecl In this district, within the
amo. thus making It emphatically and pructl
nally a HOME COMPANY.
1 * A c. BELLOWS, General Agent.
A. CRIST, special Agent.
Jan 251872 I—vr
J. EL WOLF.
No. 18 North Hanover 8t„ Carlisle.
6c KDADINO
Railroad.
HEVEN PKU CENT, BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES,
Wo uro olferlng the Heoond Mortgage Bonds
of tills Company
AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTER.-HT
Interest Payable January' anrt July
The Bonds are tu
1000 s, „ 500 s, and 100 H,
And can bo REGISTERED free o*f expense.
. Tho Coal, Miscellaneous Freights and Passen
ger business are constantly Increasing,
The Increase for year ending Nov. 1,
1872, over year ending Nov, 1,1871, $71,200 87
The Increase for year ending Nov. 1,
1871, over year muling Nov, 1, 1870. 79,778 22
Increase in two years 8151 07-1 59
Bonds, Pamphlets and Information oan bd oh*
talncd of
DEKAvutpotto.
NO. WHOUTH TIIIltl)H't Utiii T, I'HII.A,
30*2 ©oo*o
XtaUroafts
QUMBEBLANB VALLEY 1
BAIL BOADI
. . f : ,>'U. .i. •; *
ch a n g.e 'o-ir ' no v kb..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,'
On and after'tlmrstlajr,' Jan. 18, ISTJ, mason*
ger Trains will run djUJy *a iollowa, (Sundays ex-,
copied). ; • J
}. i i
1 WESTWARD. j ■
.'Accommoaotion Train leaves Harrisburg. 8,O0(A-
M.,Mecbanlcabnrg 8.86, Carlisle 8.11, .Ntivrrllleß,4/
Sbippouabtixg 10.2 a, Chombersbuxg 10.44,. Ctaotta*
bastlo 11.16, arriving at Hageratbwn ii. 46 Aria.
Mail Trcdti leaves'HarriSburg 1.65 P. M.i Mo
ohonlcsburg 2.27, Carlisle 2.68, Newvllle 8.82, fablpf.
pensburg 4*02, Chambersburg 4.35, Greonoantle
6.U, arriving at Hagerstown 6.40 P. JM, * • “
Express Train leaves Harrisburg 4,30 P. M.. Mo !
ohanicsbuxg 6.02, Carlisle 8,32, H 0 wville 0.05, Ship
pensburg O.i 01 , arriving at ChambcVsburg at 7 M
A Hixed Tntin leaves,Hagorsto\vn 8.20, P. it.,
Grooucastlo 4.27, arriving at Chambersburg 5.20
P. MU
A MIXED U’RAIN loaves Chambersburg ‘at,
4:45 p. m., Williamson 5:30, Mercersburg 0:20,
Louden 7:00/arriving at Richmond at 7:20 pi m.
E'i'sl'ffAßD;'
■Accommodation Irain loaves Chambersburg 6,0 C
A. M.j Shippensburg 5.29, Nowvillo' 0.00, Carlisle
6.33, MecUanlcaburg 7.02 arriving at Harrisburg
7,80 A.M. u- 1» v; >• *.;» . ? i/ :1 * .'U ... !
nail ZVotoleaveSHagerstown ,8.80 A.M., Green"
castle o.oo,Cbamborsburg 9.4o,Shippensburg 10.22
Nowvillo 10,53, Carlisle 11.29, Mechafalcsbulg 12.06
arriving at Harrisburg 12.37 P. M. 1
Express Train leaves, .Hagerstown 32.00 -M.
Greencastle 12.28. Chambersbnrgl.uS, Sbipp'ens
burg 1.87, Newville 2.10, Carlisle 2,60, Mechanics*
burg 3.18, arriving at Harrisburg 8.50 P. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Chambersburg?,4s A.
Greencastle 9.18, arriving at Hagerstown 10,06 A
M.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Richmond at 7:00 a
no.,London7:l6, Mercersburg 6:00, Williamson
8:4o, arriving at Chambersburg 9:40 a. m.
4ST*Mnkliig closo connectionsat Harrisburg
with trains to ami from Philadelphia, New Vork,
Baltimore, Washington, pittflburgiaud all points
West,
Sdpekintekdent’s Office)
Chamb'g,, Pa., Jar. 18, *72. /
1 1871
READING BAIL ROAD!
Winter • Arrangement I
Monday, Dcccinlicr 3h<l, 1872.
Truths leave Harrisburg for New York aa fol
lows: at 5,30 and 8,10,' a in and 2,e0 p m; conect
lug with trniiißon Pennsylvania Railroad,'and
nrrlvlug at Now York at 12.36,3,50, and 0,45 p m
respectively.
Rotnrning : Leave New York at 900 am 1260
and 6 30 p in, Philadelphia at 7 30, 846 am and
3 30 p m.
Leave Harrisburg for Heading, Pottsville, Ta
maqua, Mlnersvlllo. Ashland, Bnamokin, Allen
town and Pbiladelphia at 630 and 810 am, and
2 00 and 4 05 p m, stopping at Lebanon arid prin
cipal way stations; the 4 05 p m.trala connect
ing for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia
only. -For Pottsville, Scuylklll Haven and Au
burn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad
leave Harrisburg at 3 40 p m.
East Pennsylvania Rallrad trains leave Bead
ing for Allentown. Easton and Now York at 7 30
and 1035 am,and 400 p m. ; Returning, leave
New York at 9 00 a m, 12 60 and 6 30 p m and Al
lentown at 7 20 a m and 12 25, 210,4 35 and 8 55 p
ra. .
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
730 a m, connecting at Reading with train on
East R K, returning leaves Pottsvllleat43s
p m,'slopping at all stations, 1 ' -
Leave Pottsville at 000 810 and 9 10am and
3 30 p m, Herndon at 10 GO a m, Shamokin at* 6 00
and 1102 am, Ashland at? 18am and 12 20 pm,
Mahanoy City at? 53 am and 12 64 p m.Taranqua
at 8 85 a m and 2 lOp m lor Fhllada, New York,
Reading, Hhrrlsbiirg, &c. 11
Leave Potts Vlllo via ‘Schuylkill and Susque
hanna R R at 8 05 am for Harrisburg, and 1140
axa,forPlnegrovoaad Tremont.
Pottsville Accomo Train leaves Pottsville at
0 00 a m, passes Reading at 7 40 a m. arriving at
Phllada at 1015 a m;.. Returning leaves Philada
at 4 46 p m. passes Reading ut 7 15 p m, arriving
at Potlsville at 0 00 p n4i“ 1
Pottstown AccomnionTrain leaves Pottstown
at 0 45 a m, returning loaves Philada (Ninth and
Green,) ut 4 30 p m,
Columbia R R Trains leave Reading at? SO am
and’6 15 pm. forKphrato, Lltlz, Lancaster* Col
umbia, <fio; roturulhg leave Lancaster at 820 a
m and 330 p m, and Columbia at 8 15 am and
3 20 p m, ;
, Perklomcn R R trains leave Pcrklomen Junc
tion at 735 and 0 00 a maud 265 and 010 pm;
returning leave Green Lane at 0 15 a m 12 So and
.4 20 p m'couuectiug with trains on Reading it It.
Pickering Valley It K<trains leave Phcenlx
ville at 010 am, 310 and 550 pm; returning
leave Dyers at 0 .‘l3 a ra. 12 15 and 4 20 p in, con
necting with trains on Reading it Ri
Colebrookdale R H trains leave Pottstown at
040 am and 120, 025 and 7 15 p m, returning
leave Mount Pleasant at 6 00. 800 -and 1125 am
and 3 00 p m, connecting wlthtralns on Heading
HR.
Chester valley R R trains leave Brldgport at
8 30 a m 2 40and 5 83 p in. returning,leave Ddwn
lugton at 6 55 a in, 12 80 and 5 40 p in, connecting
with trains pp Rending R R,
On Sundays: leave New .York at,s 80 p m Phil
adelphia n't 800 am and 3 15 p m, (the 800 am
train running only to Reading,) leave PotUsvlllo
at 800 a m leave Harrisburg at 530 a m and 2 00
p ra: leave Allentown at 855 p m; leave Reading
at 715 a m and 1015 p m for Harrisburg at 780 a
m for New York, and at I) 40 am and 4 15 p m
for Phllada.
Commutation, Mileage. Season, School and
Excursion Tickets, to and from all points, at re
duced rates, •
Baggage checked through ; 100 pounds allow
ed each passenger,
J. E- WOOTTEjST,
Asst SupttSc Eng Much’ ry
Reading, Pa, Deo 2, 72 -
3bats ant
OLD ESTABLISHED
HAT AND GAP STORE !
on NORTH HANOVER STREET, a few doors
below Carlisle Deposit Hank, has on hand a
largo stock of all the Now York and Philadel
phia Stylosof
HATS AND CAPS
SHk hats from 85, to 80,50; Fell hats for men,
boys and children, of every quality and variety
of style. Winter caps In cloth, fur, beaver, co
ney, nutra, Fancy Velvet and cloth turbans,
for children, Also a five lot of Gloves, at all
prices.
Having a long.experience lu the business, I:
feel confident 1 can please all who favor mo
with a call, in price, style and quality,
flats of all Kinds Made to Order
and oitl ones repaired promptly
’ Oct Si 1872 Keller.
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BADWATB A dUBE FOki
' ' It«ftiTthrBKMidl)i> ii’' \
InftunmoUpiyv «urt. cyrea whether. of tiio I
feutag*, Stomach, iWweW, m; btlier ylautw or organs, by J
«P° i^pFßOßt'^rn? l TO 1 TtftXTT*KlrtttTffeS’ : * 3 j
no matter ;hofr.violent.or. cxcrucuiiltiff tha,t«4u tlio •
RHEUMATIC,'Bert-HaflVn; Inflnn,- Orltydwl, stcmJua,
Kouralgic, or with may ;, -, .
RADWAY’S REvADY RELIE" |
- - INFLAMMATION ObV.THE’KIUNF.Yr}.
-i nf namV ra ti on of the bladder.
.. sobs;
'•■ HTBIEBIOB, CHUBB,
■■, n E ADAOn E ,TOOTUA m . A; r;ili , mUTlS3r .
COLD „. , ■ ..
Tho application of the Ready Roller to fho pm or
> : parts where will atlord cihu
and comfort. .
TwcntydrtnaTn:hnlfa!fMroHotrf a fo ' v
moments cure CHAMPS, hPAsMH, SOUR STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, IHAHKHKA.
DYSENTERY, COLIC, WIND IN THE BOWELS,
nnd all INTERNAL-iMrlNhrr-'- ■ >
Travelers Btinnld always carry a hntilo of Hit lm»> ’i
Ready HclJofwilh them. A fuw.drops :n ,% liter «lil
£ reveal slcknau or •pains ftnm ehhngc of water. It is
eiter thim Frencli BrniHly or Bit tern usn stimulant,
FJEVEIt ? |AXD AGUE. .
FEVER AND AOUE'durthl-tor'fmj-ci-niv There h
pbold, Yellow, aud othflr Frvcw (iililyil by RADWAY rt
pill!}) so quick ns radway'h’readyrelie:'.
Fifty cents per bottle. {Bold by DrugplMs.
HEAffriilEaUTY!!
STRONG AND PURR RICH m.OOD-INCREA'E
OF FLESH AND WKIUIIT—CLEAR SKIN ANL
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION>BECURED TO ALL.
DR. RAD WAY’S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE THE-MOST ASTONISHING f’URErt
60 QUICK. 80 RAPID AUK THK CIIANUI 1
THE BODY UNDERGOES. UNDER THK I •
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFLi.
, medicine, that
Every Dav an Increaso In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop of flic 3 A USA l‘Alt ILLIA N IIESOLV
ENT communlcalcH through tile Blood, Sweat, Urlm,
and other fluids and Juice* oft lie sy-tmi the vigor of lib.
for U repaint the wastes of the body with tietymid som I
material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, ftlnmlulai
disease. Ulcers In the Throat, Mouth, T Minors. Nodus In •
the Glands nod other parts of the system, Sore Eyes
Strumous- Dischurgm fium the Ears, ami the wor-t
forms of Skin diseases, Eiuplioim, Fever Sores, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rhcilm, Erysipelas, Aoue, Ulaek
Spots. Worms in the. Flesh, Tumors, Cancers lu the
Womb, and nil weakening ftlld palufiil d'lsi-liarm-s, Night
Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wnslcs of the Hie princi
ple, arc within IVc curative mugd nf this wonder of Mod
cru Chemistry, ami a few days' use will prove to.unv
person using It for cither of these forms of disease Its
potent power to euro them.
• • If the'patient, dully becoming reduced by tho pastes
and decomposition that Is continually progressing, buc*.
seeds In arresting these wastes, ami ‘repairs the same with
now material made from healthy blood—nud this the
6ARBAPARILLI AN will and does micure. •
'Not only does tho Saiw.u-aiui.xun Rthot,vt!?t excel
nil known remedial agents In the cure of Chronic, Scrofu
lous, Constitutional, and Skiu discuses; but it is tho only.
• positive cure for
Kidney.& Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases. Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy,
Stoppage of Widen Incontinence of Urine. Brian's Dis
ease, Albuminuria, nnd in all cases where there are brick*
dust deposits, or thu water l« thick', cloudy, mixed wit <
HubstouccS like tho whlto of imegc, Him width’
Bilk, or there Lsu morbid, dark, blllona np}>euruueo,atid
white bone-dust deposits, nnd when there Is a pricking,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain lu th«
Small of tho Dock and along the Loins, Price; li.oo,
WORMS. “The only known nnd sure Remedy
■*ir worms~J’m, .Tape, elc. ...
Tumor of 12 Years’ Growtli
Cured by Radtvuy’s Kcsol vent.
July 18, 1809.
- Dp. Rtnwtv I hnvi had Ovarian Tumor In the ovsrlot and
bowtU.. All the Doctor, inlet 11 there wii do help far It.” I tried
evoVy thing that wa* reenmmrnilvd ; liiil.iiuihrnghtljied me. I
taw your Resolvent, amt thought 1 would try ill hut hMni> faith
fa It, became 1 bad euiTered fur twelve year*. I took *lx battle*
of the Retolvent, and uno box of Railway'* Pllli, and two bol
tie* of your Ready Relief I and Hutu It nut a ilgti of tumor to be
teen or fell, and I feel butler, tmarU-r, And happirr llitui 1 have
for twelve yean. The wont tumor w.iu la’ the lift tide of the
bowels, over the £rotn. I write this to yyu ' ;lhe benefit of
uiuwA. ■ You caa tiubllih 11 if you «hoo*i>.
* HANNAH P. KNAPP. -
O. N. LULL,
BupQ
:,DR. RAD WAY’S.*
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly tytclufl9,-cipKmitly 'mill'd will) «nrcVt gnln.
>putue, republic, purify, cU»*/u-, nn t‘eln'nirtli(-n. Ifcul.
way's Jills, for tint euro of rU ctl'-orderS of thu Shnimch, .
-Liver, bowels, Kldnevn, Bladder, Neivoni DlKoneFn,
, Heudaciio, CormtliuillOii, Castlveneem > I|uili>erttlf>iL
DyHUD)*lu, TMllmii'mvH. Billons, Fever, Indninnuitlnn of
tho Bowels, Piles, uu'jnil iH-nuipemenHuftins Infernal Vis
cera. .Warranted to efTectiiiwitlveniit-u.' Purely Yetfela*
bluicnnlfllnliipno mercurv, Tfilnerul-v ir deluterl»*nsdniev
XST Obwirva tliu following symptoms rcsulllug from I
Disonleraof Oie Dlpestlvc Orpuns:
ConsUpatloo, Inwmrf PIW*; Fnllne** ef flic Tllmvl In flic Head,
Acidity of tho Stomiu-h, Niwrni. IU-nrtlum, liifguil of Food,
fullruat or Weight in llipTjUiinmih/Sour ErvitatUmi, Sinking or
'flutteringat Uio PUof'tlio FUnum-h, Swimming of die Hem],
° /lurried nnil DUTk-ult- (lruiUli{iig K KluUCTl»gnt tlic lliairt. Choking
or Suffocating Senuitloni when lit n Lying PivUirv, DlmnoMol
Vlilon, Dole or Well* U-fnru (ho Sight, Fever mu I null I’nin la.
lb« Heed, IXifldonoy of Prr.i«fmtlnn, Yellowm-ra of (he Skin
' end' Ew*,Pnln In the BkU, Clw»t,.Liiulii, and luddvn Flush?* of
. lleal,'Burntug In the Flwh.,
A tow dosen of RADWAT'S FILLS will free the ays
u-Tji ftomull UiQ jibove-nuineil dl-onUr--*. Price, 35 cents ;
perbox. 'SOLD DY DRUnniRTS. ,
•READ “FALSE AND TRUE. 1 ’ Send one' Piter
damp to RADWAY- A CO.* No. 87 Mnldt-u Lnnc.-New
atortt. ’ Information worth Uiuutiuuua will bo stilt you.
PINE TREE
Tar Cordial!
Natiire’s ■ Great Nemedy !
Throat and Eimga.
It la gratifying ' to us‘to Inform the public
hat Dr. L. Q,. C. Wlshart’s Pino .Tree Tar Cordi
al, for Throat and Dung Diseases, has gaining an
envlal reputation float tho Atlantic to the Pa
cific coast, and from thence to some of the first
families of Europe, not through the press alone,
but- by persons throughout the States actually
benefittod and cured at his office. While he
publishes less, so say our reporters, he la unable
to supnly tho demand.. It gains and holds itq
reputation— .. •
First. Not by stopping cough, but by .loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw off the un
healthy matter collected about tho throat and
bronchial tubes, whteJt causes irritation,
Second. It removes the . cause of irritation
(which produces cough) of tho raucous mom
urane and bronchial tubes, assists tho lungs to
act and throw off tho unhealthy secretions, and
purifies the blood.
Third . It Is free from squills, lobelia, Ipecac
and opium, of which most throat and lung rem
edies are composed, which allay cough only,
and disorganize tho stomach. It has n soothing
effect on the stomach, acta on the liver and
kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions,
thus reaching to every part of the system, and
in Its Invigorating and purifying effects it has
gained a reputation which It must hold above
all others In the market* '
The Pine Tree Tar Cordial!
GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS!
Worm Sugar .Drops.
Being under my Immediate direction, they
shall not lose their curalivo qualities
by the use of cheap and 'lmpure
articles.
HENRY R. WISH ART,
FREE OF CHARGE.
Dr. L. Q. C. Wlslinri’s Office Parlors are open on
1 Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 0
a. m. to 5 n. m., for consultation by Dr.
Wm.T. Magee. With him are associ
ated two consulting physicians of
acknowledged ability. This
opportunity Is not offered
by any oilier institution
In thoclly,.
All letters must bo addressed to
.83 00.:
B2 75 each
B2 50 each
L. Q. O. WI9HART, M. D.,
NO, 282 N, BKCOND STREET,
Philadelphia.
Huov73*oia*
„fflit# l 4{o
ilAjk
.EVERY
Fon tub
NOTICE.
■ and
PROPRIETOR.
■V. :j
1872. 1811
THOMAS A. HAKPKK.
No« 42 South nahorer St.,'
Cabltsle, ' -
HAS OPENED ,
Tho Cheapest Alpacas and Mohairs,'
The OheftpesLßlaok Sllkq. .
Tho Cheapest Merinos ana Cashmeres,
Tho Cheapest Australian Crapes, ; '
The Cheapest Tamlse and• Wool DoLnincs,
?ho Cheapest Jap. Poplins and Plaids.
Uo .Cheapest; Wrapper, Heps, . • ’
filonrnlnft nnd Second rtlonmlnjj Goods.
Tho Cheapest and best Velveteens.
Tho Cheapest Water*proof Cloakings.
Tho Cheapest Muslins and Table Linens.
Tho Cheapest Canton and Wool Flannels.
The Cheapest Blankets and White Spreads.
The Cheapest Blankets nnd Thlbit Shawls. .
The Cheapest Undor\vear(Ladiesand.Qenta.):
Tho Cheapest ClOthri and Casslraeres,
FULL LINE DF NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS.
■ Being determined to maintain my reputation
for selling the best and cheapest-Black Alpacas
and Mohairs In this market,l have now opened
a full lino, at low prices. !
T A- Harper.;
Oct 3.1872. |
Drn. ®ooia. ifflotljing.
FALL OPENING!
\Ve bn.vo.Juat returned from the city with ni
MAMMOTU LOAD OF i
!.■ - ~ . . ... i i
BUf ©®iiS
consisting iu part ol CLOTHS, CASSIMERE9,
Ladles’ and Gout’s UNDERWEAR. A largo as
sortment of new styles of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS in variety, Crapes. Rib
bons, &o. Aq endless number of latest style of
Fall and winter Shawls,
The “O'ITOMaN SCARP," handsome and all
sizes. Cloth and Felt SKIRTS for ladles and
misses. ■ 1
Large Files of DOMESTICS)
Calicoes* Ginghams, Tickings, Muslins, Flan
nels of all kinds and .colors*
Blankets,
white and colored. UMBRELLAS,
V elveteens I
Black and Colored, cat bias, for Trlnimings.
The largest stock of
NOTIOKFS
in the county. We have had advantages in the
Surchaso of this Immense stock, not possessed
y others which will enable us to sell at
LOW BATES!
Please call at]the
“OLD STAND !”:
,‘(1840.)
A. W. BtiNTZ & CO.
Sept., 20.1872. . ‘
IJIp VVHOiI i:;’ MAY 0 INCISKN
Fall and Winter Clothing!' j
Tno. Klliott
No, 33 North .Hanover Street, Carlisle,
bns just opened a large amlsp lendid as
aortment of FALL & WINTER’
G?l<ol:lii33.gr!
such aa
OVERCOATS.
of all qualities and prices, Pants, Vesta,
Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders,Keck*
ties, Collars, &0.. &e.
JBOO2S. SHOES, HAas, HOSIERY
&o. His stock of Clothing is complete,
embracing ,
Every Variety' and Style, , ,
ami unsurpassed ip elegance, beaut; and
utility,, and offered at prices that please
and suit the people. Well may it be said
that JOHN ELLIOTT sellacheaper than
anybody in town. I have secured one of
tile best .
PRACTICAL GUTTERS
in tbo State, also a large assortment of
PIECE GOODS, which I will make up
to order at shortest*notice. Also, a large
assortment of men’s and Jadles’
BOOTS AND GAITERS
and children’s shoep. Also, a large as
sortment of men’s, boys’ and children’s
HATS,that cannot fail to pleaso in qual
ity and price. All the above to be had
noiv at
John Elliott’s.
Sep2(Um,
OPENING !
, —OF—
French, English and American
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestins !
OP [ALL SHADES, FIGURES, QUALITIES
AND PRICES SUITABLE FOR MEN’S
WEAR.
Shirts a Specialty*
I=l
A line of Trent’s Fur
nishing Goods al
ways on hand.
H.S.Ritter&Son
Drapers & Merchant Tailors.
No. 44 WEST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE, PA.
atOotlB7a-U
CHEAP JOHN,
has now ready on Exhibition a
I.AItGK STOCK OP CXOXHING I
.BOOTS, SHOES, SHIIITS, MOTIONS, So., whloh
ho will soil at hla
Usual Low Prices !
USUAL LOW PRICES I
USUAL LOW PRICES 1
•Notnocoasary to say anything olsn. oh every
body koowolhat ho can uottho IiEST GOODS
at the very LOWEST I*UICES at
CHEAX* JOHN'S,
Conrt House Ayo., lu Eran Ulla House.
.Sfrbe Sc rontoare. .
gTO.VE AND TINWARE
ESTABLISHMENT, \
The partnership Uoretofordstlug n«tw»»n )
Walker & Claaay having bn dissolved byi
mutual consent, l hereby annoence to the cltl
sens of Carlisle and surroundlnncountry, that I
hare opened a
New Stove and Tinware Sore
In the largo frame building, on the corner of
West High and West Streets, formerly occupied
by Cornelius «t Bosh.
Having a largo and complete slock of Stoves
and Tinware on hand selected with the greatest
care expressly for this market, tny customers are
guaranteed satisfaction, both as regards quality
and price. . f
Sheeiron and Tinware;
constantly on hand and mode np to order. My
stock of Tinware embraces everything nsdally
kept In a first class tin establishment. .
: ROOFING and SPOUTING promptly attend*
od to.
STOVES,
ilnm now prepared to exhibit to the Winter
Trade a largo aiid well-assorted stock of the best
patterns of Stoves, Having the agency of the
following celebrated stoves, I am prepared to
furnish them to parties so desiring:
MORNING GLORY,
LIGHT HOUSE.
BON-TON,
* RO3EBUB.
BEACON LIGHT
EGG
OFFICE and PARLOR
STOVES
His seio otlon of Cook Stoves embrace the
following:
Superior, Noble Cook.
Excelsior,. Nla ara,
(Quaker City .land Coral.
Stove Repairs constantly on hand.
lam agent lorn
PATENT STEAM PIPE,
for beating mills, laotorles, &c., and prepared
tofurnlsh and place them in position atshort
notice. . , .
Having an experience of 22 years busi
ness, 1 would respectfully sdllolta sharo of the
public patronage, feeling confident that 1 will
give satisfaction.
V, ■ ’ , A. "WOODS WALKER.
Dec. 22.70—tf , ,
J^XCELHIOK
S T O V E ’a n d. T I N W A B E
EM PO RIU MI
. The undersigned would respectfully * inform
the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, that he stl»
carries on the • ‘
Sto\e St Tiuvfave Ruaiueas
lu.alUta yurlous branches. He has, secured the
agency for; the following popular Stoves
Parlor and; Office Stoves,
Morhiug Glorji,
Parlor Heater,
Parlor Light,
Light House,
together with a variety of.'.COOK STOVES,
Combination'Gas Burner,
. Eureka - .
, Kegulator,
■ Niagara,
• ! i • Superior,
MORNING GLORY and other
.BEATERS. 11A NOES. A ND~ FIRE HO ARD
STOVES !
which ho is prepared to famish at the lowest
market rates.
Bto\e Retaking.
promptly attended to. Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing executed In the mostsatlsractory man
ner,
TINWARE,
of’ every description, constantly on bandy or
made to order, at-reasonable prices. Having
none bat experienced workmen employed,'be
hopes by a close attention to business to secure
the public patrohnge. Remember the place—
JVo. 18 WJSST MAIN 81REET,
SAMUEL R. CLAUDF ..
Nov. 23, 1871—ly. : 1 • -
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SDNI
THE UNDERSIGNED, having Just
returned from the cities with a large stock
of goods; Invite the attention of all who desire
Satisfaction to call cud examine their large
stock of.
Stove and. Tinware
Among the stock of stoves may be found the
Anti-Clinlcer Base Burnm\
ANTI-CLINKEB FIRE PLACE HEATER.
together with nil the latest styles of
PARLOR. DINING-ROOM and COOK STOVES,
which they challenge the trade to oompet
with
Knives,
Forks,
Spoons, .
Ladles,
Lamps,
Dippers,
together with Toilet Sets, Coal Buckets, Coal
Sieves, Shovels and Tongs, Zinc and every va
riety of Tin Ware and House Furnishing goods
kept In a first class store
We are also prepared* to famish
Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells !
and have lor sale Genuine Cu
cumber Wood Pump,
ROOFING. SPOUTING AND JOB WORK
attended to promptly and on reasonable terms.
Remember the place, the green front on North
Hanover street. A lew doors above Louther.
Give as a call as mo arp determined not to be
undersold by anv other parties In this place. .
Thankful for the past patronage we extend a
cordial invitation to all to pay uj? a visit.
RinesmUh 4* Rupp.
' Noai 62 and 64,
J NORTH HANOVER ST..
CARLISLE,
Nov. 0.71 PA
Grocerieo
i JyJ'O DOUBT YOU KNOW .THAT
John A. Means
keeps constantly on hand a large-and well sq
leqted stock of
Fresh & Nice Ch'ocevies !•
> Having issued a declaration of war against
'the nigh prices of Groceries, and having my
permanent headquarters at the old stand,
No. 78 . Hanovei* ‘ troet'.
.where I have constantly on hand and for sale
cheaper than the cheapest, a
Full Line of Groceries I
QUBENSWARE. ' ' 1
i GLASSWARE/
‘ UEDARWARB,
: ; ■ . FISH,
BACON,
DRIED and CANNED FRO ITS.
• ■, l( , ; , , 1 - CANDIES,, ,
| BPICE3, Ac., &Q.
COFFEE of the best grades: SUGARS df the
finest qualities; TEAS that do excel In flavor;
SPICES that are all pure, and SYRUPS delicious
for sweetness, Decanters. Tumblers, Fruit Jars,
Dishes, «So„ Ac. . _
Fish of all kinds in season. Highest prices
paid for, i
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Being determined to please all my customers,
I rollclt the patronage of the public, being
thankful for past favors.
‘ JOHN A. MEANS.
78 South Hanover Street,
Uqoy7U Carlisle, Pa.
ffiarttoatt.
jgISTAfcLtSHED 1848,
Carlisle
Hardware House.
Hi SAXTON jc qq
henry Saxton, | j. P . Bixi.Ea,| D , a . BiJi
BaUdlng, Farming and Sfeehi'nin.... ' J
Tools and Klater.als. c "" nlc «
Natl, Iron and stool of all
kinds. and Mining in
MntorlD.s. SVethcrill & Bro pii.? U V'>ile
spbrUng powder, Qnns. Pistols 2
tfon. Cedar Waro. ,Uope.^nteriSJ c Alatt S
House-Purmshing Hard m
poci 'B.
Brass stair. lUds, white and block rff
for Matressos and Furniture Qr»?., iV rIM #5
seating, &o„ with a mil line of
Miscellaneous goods, such as Cloth.. 'Sfynn
line bird Cnges. Driving and R i£\! r , l 5
Solo agents for Plank’s Bhmi,,£
Koltor Plows at.his prices liSaS?
Bloomfleld & Gibb’s ImnerVpfL
The lastmontlonod •wWi I ™’,
lion Into this section, which havo C nf» "! rM »
ges of a Shilling Beam Ss“eeVßhc“. , v *F*
most the same prices a. the ordhlar B^,?';^
Bole agents for Palmer's Patent t, .
Stripping. 6lllB r
thoroughly provmtlng tafnlf c ?s a “Wtl,
ter and dust in etmmn- ’rh.£L'?l a alr ' J '>i
an entire house Is more tlmn P a ivc,l°,h.« tr -l
winter by the economy ol fuoKiTSe w ”l«
one-third less fuel to produce the ■w
It Is made In walnnCoak andi,loi n JLffiV'k
?e 0 d th to CO a I n°rho d usr <iOWB ’ 60 l8 “ l
wish to purchase the beat gSod, m 1 1 «<
cosh rates to patronize us. B 1 tho lm "
Country merchants will narinini,.« ,
their advantage lo call or write iufVs. ud ll
tlons before purchasing. ™“ "" for Wh
We remain, respectfully
H. SAXTON & CO..
iVo. 15 JSABT MAIN BTRKJ
• Carlisle,
H A ED WAEI
AHD
CUTLERY,
MIL LEM JtLOtfEIIS
take this opportunity of dlreellngtliesuaiia
of the community at large, and .TerriS?
particular, to their recently rspleffiffllj
M AMWMI
They stnillptisly Investing dnr.nj in
high prices, aiid patiently waited the fslluj
out of the bottom before attempting lonifliltigir
shelves, and now that things have beta reined
to old time prices, as bear ospowlble, they hare
Invested largely and nro prepared lo gawwiee
to their friends and customers as low prices u
any market outside'the oUlos.' They especially
invite the attention of mechanics, formers and
builders. Our steok; Is complete and bom awl
fear meeting with disappointment In enqulrlii
for anything In our line.
We have the agency of theWUlcox&QibU
Sewing
and would respectfully sk all those,ln mO'i
a Machine, to examine ‘the Wllloox A Oibbs'jtje
fore purchasing,
All orders promptly attended to, and goad
delivered to all parts ofiaotown free of chary*
Jan. 12 18721 v • ■
CTatfnet nnalter.
B. EWUfli,
CABINET MAKER
, . AND UNDERTAKER,
WEST MAIN STREET.
CARLISLE. PA.
A splendid assortment of
New Furniture.
• for the Holidays, comprising
Sofas, Camp Stool,
Jxmngos, • Centre Tables,
Rocking Chairs, - Dining Tables,
Easy Chairs, ' Card Tables,
Reception Chairs, Otlomona,
Bureaus, What Note.
Ac., Ac., Ac/
S Parlor,
Chamber,
Dining Room, •
Kitchen
FURNITURE,
of the latest styles'
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETTS
Splendid new Patterns.
BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES
GILT FRAMES AND PICTURES
In great variety.
Particular attention given to Funerals. Orden
from town and countryjpromptly attended' 3
nd on reasonable terms,
Deo.i? .
Sljoc Store.
BOOT AND
SHOE STORE
■yd. 4 East Main Street.
BOOTS, .
r SHOES, 1
GAITERS, „ . .
IbROGA JJPPEJI3
CUSTOM, und MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly done.
" " No. i East Mala BlrM
• Mar0U28.1873-tf .!
DAVID STROfIM. . JOHN W. STROSU
pAULIBLE
Boot & Shoe House
for the,lnspection of the P u e U8 v„r(tjtSH. 0“ r
thorn to soil, and at low- prices lot OA»n.
stock oonslsW of ' ' _,,nT?5
BOOTS: AND SHOEb
for Ladles, Misses, Men, Boys and orniar. .
eluding every style In tho maraot. ren t va-
Ladles Buttoned and Lace Gaiters, iug id p (b .
rlety of utplo. Turkish Morocco, Glove a KIiL
bio Leather, Grain Leather nft no
. LADIES’ BALMORAL 800 •
Misses’ and Children* Duttoned an and
Bools j Men’a, Dot 8 ’ and jr°n‘ n ■ ogy .
Shoes of every deacrlpUoD.
Slipper. Onr immense stock has oee«
seieoted, and aa orB.
Bargains will be given to puroba
, Thankful o for past
£i?eW d a.fa«
Remember the smile?' 8010111
street, one door South of j| oafle. 0 a fl e.
store, nearly opposite tho Fra RT r>oHi£ *
1U Mav-ly
j L STERNER&
lilverv A
*^ WBraB noDS?)
Cakuble, ; Pa. Carrl .
&,SSSS&Be*.
and from the Springs.
April 15.1M1-W
ES