'C r (Sift ®uUrpriot. gAIiBOF THE MT. FLORENCE ( * <;• ESTATE! WITH A ■ Casli i^nnci. .» • • .i-p,.,.. •ji **i r *tj >,.TOTAL.VALUATION, $350,000.00 IUfeHAKBSOt' One Dollar Each A magnificent Property on the HUDSON RIVER! :.:: (51 /. near NEW YORK (VIY overlooking HIGKHLAJNT),, REST; ” . the celebrated country sent o' 'the Uov. HENR7 WARD BEECHER. \ LARGE A ELEGANT MANSIO2N. FULLY and RICHLY FURNISHED, and containing all MODERN IMPROVEMENTS SIOBTT A OSES Of Superior | and iV ' . ,1.. f . ■ 1 u or■&}&& Unproved, pud ornamented wllh . ' Shaafe Treeß, Fountalne t , Btatuary, Hedges, •' ' Lawns, Avenues, ' : “ ' ' Graveled Walks, &o Twenty Buildings, Fifty Building Lots, - Hot. House, Cold Grapery, I; Bowling Alley, BILLIARD ROOM WATER, .. —HEATED by steam, BLOoiiDHoW BDWI^QAS ALDERNEY CATTLE; CARRIAGES, .. SLEIGHS. . and HARNESSES, OAR1B; WAGONS, FARMING and Gardening IMPLEMENTS Btid evemmngdeslr&ble ottlier fora gentle xaaa’i flrst'dasa residence or modem layin. Allto be ‘distributed among SHABBHOLDBBS ‘AS a MAJORITY may DETERMINE, at a meeting to be held In the city of Now York On the Ist of Jaduary, 1873. MEETING OP SHAREHOLDERS, ■ : Cooper Instituted 1 . ' August Ist, 1872. \ / The meeting was called to order by John A. . Lefferts, the manager After making his state "'‘“Wont or the financial condition ofthe enterprise lie asked for a Committee of investigation. It, was then, on motion- Retolved, That acommltteeof three be appoint ■ -od with to act for tne shareholders* j The following named gentlemen were then elected such committee; Messrs Geo. IL Sprague, John Many, W.H. Whitman. ■ \ We. the undersigned, have examined the ac counts of Mn Lelfertii. pud find his statements correct, and we do hereby allow him until the' Ist of January, 1873, to soli the remaining shares ot which time the books shall positively bo closed, or sooner, If the.shnres are sold. And we hereby appoint the 10th day of January, 1873, for thoflnal distribution of the property., •” '• • GEO. H. SPRAGUE, -■ i JOHN H. MANY. W.H. WHITMAN. ■ To those desiring to‘ invest wo can sav .bat .the owhers of the property fully indorse li ’o no tion ofthe Committee, and wo give our rot ewed assurance that no industry shall bo wanl.ng to push.the enterprise to an efcrly completion, and we have made such extensive and curapiovc m rangementsaa wLi insure the sale of the remain ing shares muen in advance probably of the day fixed by ibc. Committee. The boar and place of meeting will bo given u ■ through the public press, at least TEN DAY In advance, thus affording ample time for all t bapresontln person or by proxy. The ' * Koal and Persona Property,” with the , .Cash Fund, Is divided Into ,3€>0,000 SH ARES! which are elaborately embellished, sold at'ONE DOLLAR EACH, and are numbered and regis tered from rto 859,000, Inclusive, in the style of United Staten Bonds, to guard against loss or Special Attention If called to the fhot that this is not a “ Gift En i Surprise,” Charity Concert,” nor any more feheaae for disposing ef tickets, but an absolute , MMt jfcfr and peremptory salb 4 of. valuable property full description of which Is given In circulars, • and the exact truth of which every subscriber ; ,Js earnestly requested to verify for himself, to 0.. Whleh end the undersigned will afford all rea ionabje feelUlies, It has been proposed that the property and cash fund should bo divided >Urt*.. ,i • ' 2,457 Prizes! :i J iliol > l that ter must bo decided by the stare themselves.. I 'lm* by special permission, allowed to re iirto (be following gentlemen, whose names .•rein (Jjemscives a sufficient guarantee,tha (h* most scrupulous care will be exercised In eondaoting the affairs of tho sale. They have *l*9 oo ted to act as an . , Advisory board i H. CLAY PRESTON. New York oily. ZEN AH 0. PRIBBTrJJtIoa. N. Y. GKO. FRANK QOULEY; St. Louis, Mo. OBBIN WELCH, Syracuse. N. Y. THOMAS J. CORSON, Trenton. N. J, F. L. BIOWELL.OIem, N. Y. ; G*n. M. N. WXSEWELL. N. Y. City. If H. PA LMER, N. Y. CIST. DANIEL BIGKLEB, N.Y, City. JSOBT.B.BKUNB, charleston, S. G. LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFER ED TO AGENTS AND CAN VASSERS. . SPECIAL TERMS MADE WITH CLUBS. '. • For foil panic alar*. shares, references, do* •eriptive circulars, Utuwlnated vlcwo„Ac., &o Address. , ■ f JOHN A. LETTJPBRTS. ■■ General Maw get , 603 Broadway, N Y ..Boxwso. ~.JOHN W SIMONS, Secretary, , • i JOHN C SMITH, Treasurer, N, T ■’ ‘ Merchants Exchange, DO ami 62 PINE Street. October i0,187Z Coons, NEW, NEW, NEW. Pal! and Winter Dry Goods at Duke & Burkholder’s ' The Largest Stock! The Greatest Variety 1 At tho Lowest Prices over offered to the public.. Cull and muko u personal examination ! , Of this stock, and wo-will convlnceyou that this is true. Wo have all the now and Late Style Dress Goods! | v VELVETEENS In every shade at,the lowest prices. ' ■ ( BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BRANDS, .. " . SHAWLS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES. ‘ ' White and Colored Blankets, &c.' Flannels in all colors and qualities, - at old prices, 1 Cloths, Cassim6res, Overcoatings* and Saitlnots of the best qualities and nobbiest stylos. In this lino of Qooda’we canink bo ■' excelled. It will do you good to see them. > Call and seethe whole stock and bo convinced •that we sell cheap. 8ept.26,1873. DUKE & BURKHOLDER, North HauovorSt.,Carlisle. 1872. Grand Fall Opening. 1872 No. 18 North Hanover St. Having returned from the Enstcrn.Mnrkets with a Large • & Well-Seleetei'Sf ©€k OF ioods I am prepared to offer BARGAINS, to all who will favor ub with a call. Please examine thofoUowlng before purchasing elsewhere, If you desire to save money Ladies’, Gent’s and Misses’ KID GLOVES, Woolen and Cotton HOSIERY, all kinds. A complete assortment of ZEPBn&VGERM/ NTOWN oud FANCY'YARNS, Also, a.full lino of Jet and Plated Jewelry, , Bracelets, Neck-Ties, Chains, &c. Sept. 20. 1872. REDUCTION!! A.t 0&IIjB¥’SI A LIME STOCK OE NEW FALL A»D WINTER GOODS! TO BE BOLD At GREATLY BEDUCED PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE PRICES ol ENTIRE STOCK art) much Ijotow REGULAR FIGURES and I Invite COMPARISON with any other house In the COUNTY, FULL LINE OF ■ 1 DRESS GOODS; VELVETEENS, BLACK: SILKS, . ' , WOOL REPPS, POPLINS, ALPACAS; REPELLANTS CLOTHS, IN GREEN, BROWN, GOLD and BLACK MIXED, SINGLE and DOUBLE WOOL SHAWLS, BLANKETS, V COMPORTS AND QUILTS, WOOL AND COTTON FLANNELS, ALL COLORS, V . i TICKINGS, GINGHAMS,, PRINTS, MSULINS, SHIRTING STRIPES AND CHECKS, CLOTHS & CASSIMERES, OVERCOATINGS! i FACTORY JEANfS, ftlul every grade Of goods suitable for season. EXTRA BARGAINS • In a full lino ot NEW FURS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. GENT’S FURS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS! SPECIAL .fff.BLAGS ALPACAS! • • I oiler a brand which canhol bo surpassed for WEIGHT. SHADE and QUALITY lu every •*”*” JKT O'T? S. Comnletevariety of every article. An Immense Stock of LADIES’ it CHILDREN'S HOSE, suiUvble for season: GENTS’ it LADIES’ MERINO VESTS, SHIRTS DRAWERS, To . close entire Stock of TRIMS, OIL CLOTHS, LIMES’ MR lIIILDREO SHOES! I will sell them BELOW COST! . , worthyour.aUeutiou. Hov.w.iM2.. ' CHARLES OGILBY. 47 WEST MAIN STREET, : 'Carlisle, Pa. THE HOLIDAY T E ADE ! ' Prices Reduced i ' New Goods opening at the Central Dry Goods Store ! Great Bargains in all kinds of Ladies’ Dress Goods for the Holiday Season. Handsome Falsely Shawls for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, Very Cheap. All kinds ol WOOLEN SHAWLS cheaper than ever at the CENTRAL; Purs ! Purs !! Purs !!! Purs !!'!!( from SI 00 a Sett np to the Unset qualities of Wink Sables, at the Greatest Bargains In the Country. BLANKETS. FLANNELS of every description at Reduced Prices, Fancy Good s’- "NTfitv Rfvipq Lfirtifitf Neck Ties. New Shades Ladies’ Neck Ties. Em- Christmas presents. LADIES’ BEAVER CLOTH : BLACK and COLORED BOYS' OVERCOATS. Men's and Boys’ Wear, of all - Ws, Mj Reduced, in Ptes! an? l eSli°tl”° l f l rSt I a£s the Klrm asNvearaaeterin.nedtoreduoe i O>es|ek aluj Deo. 12. pEIME OYSTERS. It. ALLISON a bon would announce to their many old customers,, that they have re-oponod 11-.eir Oyster Haloon for tho season, end are prepared to nerve prime oysters In tiny style, such tin fried,slewed, roast ed, panned, on tno half shell. Ac, Wo have Jir connection with our establishment a LADIEH’ RESTAURANT, which Is lilted up In the most comfortable manner. Families supplied wltb the best Oysters In the market, by the bushel or smaller quantities, opened or In the shell, at abort notice, and at tho very lowest rates. It. ALLISON A SON, Uri) ffiooKs i 11 . WO ILL'. j. No. 18 North Hanover Bt., Carlisle, ,JJIO FARMERS & STOCK Breeders. 304,0-0-Q' BMKS & HCTBMS I GIVEN AWAY, CHEAP READING, To Introduce tho AMERICAN!STOCK JOUR NAL to NEW HEADERS, wo have put up 100- 000 packages, each containing three JOUUNAI 8 which wo will send FREE to all who send stamp to nay postage. Address, AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, Rarkesburg, Chester county, l»a. tfjjr-P. H.—All Who will not as AQI2NTH, will rccelvo a HELENOU) HI by 80 Inch, 85.00 i'JO TURK, of DKXTKU TO A ROAD WaHon, by ending 2Tj cents to. pay expenses of mulling. UENTB MAKE 31 tp SH') A LAY. . . MaUroabs p.UM3;EBLAJMi) V ALIi EY / . .re ■><■.! ... ,e * i, | 1 ■"‘"•‘V"; » A lli R O'A' DI 1 •• i . OHA N G E O.F 'll OUK B. winter'', arrangement, On nnd. Jan, 18, 1872, roißon,- gor Trains will rUh'dallyas tdllows,(Bdudayaex ooptefl). , , ; : WESTWARD ' . .Accomn}o A MtcedTruinlnaveß Hagerstown-8.20, P. if.. Grooncastle 4,27, arriving at Cbamberaburg 6.2 - • P.M.-ut I > ! A MIXED TRAIN loaves Chamborsburg at 4:45 n. r DL,. Williamson, 6:30. aforceraburg, ftl»; Loudon 7;0o, arriving at Richmond at 7:20p. m! ISASXAVAUI) " ' Clminborsburg 6 og 7,80 A. M. ; it■<: * „ Mill ttVafolcaVes Hagorsto'rhff.Bo A. M„ Green o.46,Shlppensburg 10.22 NeWVnfe in.s3;’Carllalelf.29, Mecbanlcsburg 12.06 arriving at Harrisburg 12.37 p. M. • ; i T loaves' f KngoratWfc- 12,00 M. Qroencastlo 12.28. Chamboraburg 1.05. Smppons burg LB7, Newt'Ulo 3.10, Carlisle 3,50, ilechanica. OdfgJ.ia, arrjylng atHn,rrlaburg3,so P, M. A Mixed Train leaves Chamberaburg 7.45 A. M- Groondastlo t)aB, arriving at Hagerstown 10,05 A M.. ■ ' - .i,i ✓ i ■ ■ ’ A MIXED TRAIN leaves Richmond at 7:00 ft 7,! *’ iMttrcersbilrg 8;00. Wllllams/m 8.10, arriving at Chamberaburg 0:40 a. m. cIO , HO connections &b Harrisburg Wltu tralna to aud from Philadelphia, New York. I “ Iore, Waahington,Pittsburg, and all points ' O. N. LULL, SDPJSKINTKNDKNT’S OFFICE) ’ Chnmb’g,, Pa., Jar. 18. ’72. j • >1; 1871 . JJ-iiiADIND KAIL ROAD I Winter Arrangement! Momlay. December Slid, 1 873. ' -Trains leave Knirluburg’for New York os fol lows: nf. 5.30 and 8,10. am and 2,i'op m: coneot- Ihr with trains on Pennsylvania -Railroad, and arriving,at fJ.ew York.at 12.35,3,30, and 0.43 pm respectively. . . * * . Returning: Leave Now Tork at 900 am 1250 apa.6Bo.pjsj Philadelphia at 730, 845 omand 030 D m,. I - .,'.., 1 • I y Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsvllle. Ta inaqua; Mlnersvlllo. Ashland, Bhamokln. Allen town audJPlilJndelphla at 6.30 and 810 a m. and' 2 00 and 4 05 p ra, stopping at Lebanon and prln cipabway stations; the 405 p m train connect* lug for Philadelphia; Pottsvlilo and Columbia only. For Pottsvlilo. ScuyikUl Haven and Au burn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at SlO pm. East Pennsylvania Kallrad trains leave Beafl- Inir for, Allentown. Easton and New York at 7 30 and 10. to. am; and 100 pm. Boturnlng, leave New York at 900 am, 12 50 and 630 n m and 1 Al lentown at 7 20 a m and, 12 2S, 210.4 M ona s 65 p m. • i ' r ■ ‘ Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at -730 a m, connecting at Reading with \rain On East Penn RK, returning leaves Pottsvllleat43s p m, stopping at all stations. : Leave Pottsvlilo at 600 8 10 and 0 10 am and 280 p m. Herndon at 10 00 am, Shamokln at 6 00 and XIO2 am, Ashland at 718 a m and 18 20 pm. Mahanoy.Clty at 7 53 am and 12 54 p m.Tamaqna at 8 85 am and2lop m for Phllada, Now York. Reading, Harrisburg, «tc. Leave Pottsvlilo via Schuylkill and Susque hanna R R at 8 05 a m for Harrisburg, and X 145 a m, for Plnegrove and Tromont. Pottsvlilo Accomo Train loaves Pottsvllle at ■ 0 00 a m, posses Reading at 7 40 a m, arriving at Phlladaat 1016 am;, lieturning leaves Phllada at 4 45 p m, passes Reading at 7 15 p m, arriving at Pottsvllle at 0 00 p m. Pottstown Accoramon Train leaves Pottstown at 0 45 a m, returning leaves Phllada (Ninth and Green*) at 430 m, ' Columbia U B Trains leave Rending at 7 80am and 0 15 p m. for Ephrata, Lltiz, Lancaster, Col umbia, &c; roturnlhg leave Lancaster at.B 20 a tnand 830 p irt, and Columbia at 815 am and 325 pm. Perklomen R K trains lenvo Perklomen Junc tion at 735 and 0 00 a maud 265 and 540 pm; returning leave Green Lane at 0 15 a ra 12 85'anu 42J p m connecting with trains on Reading R R. Pickering, Valley R R trains leave Phoenix yllle at 0-10 aid, 3 10-and 550 pm; returning leave Byers at 0 .'l5 a m. *l2 43 and 4 20 p in, con necting with trains on Reading u R. t Colebrookdalo U K trains leave Pottstown at 940 am and 1 20, 0 25 and 7 15 p m, returning leave Mount Pleasant at (5 00. 800 audll2sa'm nnd 3 00 p ra, connecting with trains on Reading Chester valley R R trains leave Bfldgport at 8 30 a m 2 -10 and 5 33 n m. returning,leave Down ington at 0 55 a in; 12 30 and 5 -10 p u, connecting with trains on Reading R R . On Sundays: leave Now York at 630 p m Phil adelphia at 8 00. a m-and 315 pm, (the 800 am train running only to Reading,) leave Pottsvllle at 800 a m leave Harrisburg at 580 a m and 2 00 pm: leave Allentown at 866 p m; leave Rending at 716 a m and 1015 p m for Harrisburg at 780 a m for Now York, and at 0-10 a m and 115 pm for Phllada. Commutation, TUilcago, 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- WOOTTEN, _ . Asst Supt Jc Eng iMacb’ry Beading, Pa, Doc ti, 72. . , Slats ano cans OLD ESTABLISHED HAT. AND CAP STORE ! on NORTH HANOVER STREET, a few doors below Carlisle Deposit Hank, Ims on hand a large stock of all the New York and Philadel phia Styles of HATS AND CAPS Silk hats from & to $0.50; Felt bats fdr men, boys and chlldreii, of every quality and variety of stylo. Winter caps In cloth, fur, beaver, co ney,'nutra. Fancy Velvet and cloth ( turbans for.cbhUron,. Also a fipe lot of Cloves, .at all prices. I .Having a. long experience In the business, I ‘ feel confident I can please all who favor, me with a call, In price, stylo and quality. flats of all Kinds Slade to Order and old ones repaired promptly ' Oct 211872 Keller. periodicals. JJEARTH & HOME. ISSUED WEEKLY. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED, Full of Interesting aud valuable reading for 3878, Old and Toting 3875 . A PAPER FOR EVERYBODY', Hearth aud Home, Issued every'week; Is one of tbo moat beautiful Journals In-the world, a single volume contains about $25,000 (X) ■Worth of splendid,engravlugs.-llnely printed, and of, a highly pleasing and instructive 'character. It has, also, a vast amount of tho choicest reading, ■ J • carefully. prepared, ■ - and full of In* structlon. With ■ . , , n moderate amount of rural > Information for the I<’arm , a7\d Garden, it contains excellent Editori als on the topics of the day, which give the reader practical In formation. Hearth and Home• has a ' most capital Household Dcjmrtmenl, which will delight and greatly aid every House keeper. The Children ’a Department, edited by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dodge, with many Assist ants, is of surpassing Interest to all the little people, in short It la: a paper that will plouac and prollt both old and young la every Homo MEI Terms, in Advance : ONE COPY. Ono Year FOUR COPIES. One Year TEN OR MORE COPIES The subscription price of the American Ami vutturiat which Is woll known ns onoof the oldest and best magazines In the world, for the Farm, Harden, ami llousoholdjs $1 6(1 a pear. Ono copy each of Hearth and Home, Weekly and the American A(pucultun.it. Monthly, will bo sent ono •year for SI. to which U 2 cents should bo added when the papers are to go to British America. ORANGE JUDD & CO., Publishers. i’/novat 215 BROADWAY, Now York. BADWArr :: I ,;. CUUKa .!WiC WIfUUV FAS,** .<>o from Ono.tp Twenty Minutes. , NOT ONB HOUR •'.i aflcircadluKtms advcrtHm-nt need any ono BUFFER WITH PAIN. " radwatb beady relief la a cure for EVERY FAIN. lt wad tho flt*t Ami Is Tlio Only. Pain Remedy ’ thnTinsUntljr stops tho most cscnlClMlna jin)tu, rulnys ■ IntlbmtniUtbDa, and qircs Concwtloiui, whether .of tins Lung», Stomach, hotels, or other ftlamb or orgtua, by ■ ■ ono application, ■ ' IN KROil ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, : no ,matter ,how.violent or-cxcruclatlng tho pula tho iCUEUMAtIC, Bed-ridden, : Itdlrm, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostnU-d.wltii disease nmy suffer, , . RADWAY’S RBADY RELIEF ■ WILL AFFORD INSTANTIATE. ■ ■ a^U^ LTTNQS. 60RB THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. - mp IT ATI 0 N OF THE lIL'ART. j'.HTsrwaos.-cj&Hiir. ...lIEADAOIIE, n J mcl[A^g3r _ COLD-CHILLS, AOUK CHILLS. Tho Qppllcjitlon of the Rnndy Itcliof to the part or parts whom tho pain or (lllUcuUy-n.-xl&ta will uffoni case and comfort. ' . .• Twenty drops In half n tumbler Of water will In a few moments cure 13RAMP9, SPASMS, POUR STOMACH. • HEARTBURN, -SICK' HEADACHE. DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY. COLIC. WIND IN THE DOWELS, irvndall INTERNAL PAINS;- >' - ’• Travelers should always carry a bottle of Railway's Jtcody Rollof with them, i, few drops In wuk-r will £ reveal sickness or pnlas from clkuiku of water.. It Is clUr than French Brandy or Billers as n stimulant. . FEVBR.ANI>- AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured fnr fifty cents. There h notaromedlnl asent In this world that will euro Fever and Ague, and all other. Malarious, Uillous.Scariet. Tv pliold, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided hyRAI)WAY S PILLS) so quick os RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, fifty cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists. HEALTH! BEAUTY !! STRONG AND’ PURR RICH-BLOOD—INCREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT— CLEAR SHIN ANL BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. DR. .KAOWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISIIINO CURE?*, SO QUICK, SO RAPED ARE THE CHANOtI THE BODY UNDRRUORS. UNDER THE IN FLUENCE OF TIII3 TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT , • ■ Every Day an Increase in Flesh ana Weight is Seen and Felt. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop of llio BAItSA2*AItILLIAN RESULT ENT comimmlcnlvs through (he Übimi, Su-i-nt, UHiir. and other fluids and Juices of the system the vigor of IHV, for It repaint the wastes of the hotly with new nnd amino material. Scrofula, Syphilis, C'uiixmniilion, Gl:iinliil:i{ disease, Ulcers In (ho Throat, Month, Tumors, Nodi** in tho Glands nnd other porta of the system, Sore- Eye*. Strumous Discharg'd rrtnn the Kura, nnd the word, forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions, Vevc-r Sores, Sculd Read, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, 'Erysipelas, Acnc, Slack Spots, Worms In tho Flesh* Tumors, (.'uncord In tho Womb, and nil weakening nnd pidtifnl discharges, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm, nnd nil wastes of tho life princl - pic, are within tho cumtlvc range of this wonder or Mod ern Chemistry, nnd a few days' use will prove to nny person using It for cither of these forms of disease Its potcntpowcctocurothcih. i Xf tho patient, dally becoming reduced by tho wastes .and dcodmpOßlUon that Is.coinlmially progressing, bug tccds In arresting theso wastes. nnd repairs Inn same with now raaitrlal made from hndthy-blood—and this the BARSAPARILLIAN will and docs scnirc, • Not only-does tho SAtiaAPAititMAN Resolvent excel nil known remedial agents In tho cure of Chronic, Scmfii* ■ tous, Constitutional, and Skin dlaeuscs; hut It Is tho only positive cure for , Kidney & Bladder Complaints, Uriftary, not! Womb'diseases; Crave!, Diabetes. Dropsy, Stoppage of -Water,.lncontinence of urine, Brl/hVs Dia . ease; Albuminuria, nnd In ull cm.cs where there nre brick* dust deposlla, or tho water Is thick, cloudy, mixed ,wls mibstanoos like the white of an t’gr.or threads like whit eilk, or .there Isa morbid, dark, bilious • appearance, and White bone-dust deposits, and when there Is u pricking, burning sensation when passing water, nnd pain In the Bmnll of tho Back and along tho Loins, Price, sr.oo. ■ WORMS. —Tho only known mid sura Remedy ' tor Worms—Pin,- Tape, etc.' '■ Tumor of 13 Yearn' "Growth - Cured by Bail-nay's Resolvent. DxVßßttr, Mass., July 18, ISM. - |>iu Ranwar I hftva hiSd Ovarian Tumor In th» rivarlet uf bowels. Alt tho Doctor* said “ lliero waa no help for 11." I (HsC irvrfy thing Ihtl wu rocommcmUdj bat nothing helped m».- I saw your I Ecu'! vent, ami thought I would try it; but h*u(luloncy of Punnilmtlnn, Yellownitj of tho Skin and Kvea, Pain In the Sluu. -yyiBHART’S PINE TREE Tar Cordial! Nature’s Great Remedy I - FOR THE —— Throat and Lung's, It Is gratifying to us to inform the public hat Dr. L. Q. C. wlshart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordi al, for Throat and Dung Diseases, has gaining an envlalreputation from the Atlantic to the Pa cific coast, and from thence to some of the first families of Europe, nbt through the press alone, but by persons throughout the Stales actually benefitted and cured at his olfico. While he publishes less, so say our reporters, he Is unable to supply the demand. It gains and holds its 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, which causes irritation. " Second. It removes the cause of irritation (which produces icough) of tho mucous mem brane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act and throw'off the unhealthy secretions, and purifies tho blood. ' ■ Third. It Is free from squills, lobelia, Ipecac and opium, of which most throat aud lung rem edies are composed, which allay cough only, and disorganize the stomach. II has a soothing effect on the stomach, acts on the liver ana 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 ihq market. NOTICE. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial! GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS! f —— AND Woi;m Siigar Drops, Being under my Immediate direction, they shall not lose their curative qualities by the use of cheap aud impure articles ‘ HENRY R. WISH ART. I'ROWUEIOR. FREE OF (URGE. Dr.L. Q,. 0. Wishan'a Ofllce Patlora are open on . Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 0 a. m. to 6 i>. m., for consultation by Dr. 1 Win. T. Magee. Wltli him are associ ated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. This ■ opportunity Is not oilorcd by any oilier Institution v :.ln Uiooity., All letters must bo addressed to S 3 00. 82 73 each 82 CD each L. Q. 0. WIBHAUTj M. D., NO. 282 N. BEOONl) STREET, • rutlodo]phla; Mnov72-flm* KHchlral Drapers <£• merchant Tailors, LAROI! STOCK' OP CLOTHING J HOOTS, SHOES. HHIUTS, NOTIONS, Ac., which bo will soli at his Usual Low Prices 11 Not necessary to nay anything olao. as ovory body knows that ho can gottho HEST GOODS uttlio very LOWEST FAIGES at - > CHEAP JOHN’S,! • Court Uouflo Avo„ in Frauklln llouso. M oyJS-ly. orj) ®00&0 dlotljing, 1872. 1872. TiKOUS A. HARPER, ; No 42 South Hanover St., ; Carlisle, HAS OPENED / ' Tho Cheapest Alpacas and Mohairs. The Cheapest Black: Silks, . ■ . ' Tho Cheapest Merinos and Cashmeres, . , Tho Cheapest Australian Grapes', The Chdapost Tamlseand Wool DoLainos, The Cheapest Jap. FopllnH and Plaids.' j The Cheapest Wrapper JRopa.y ~i - • . ! nonminff and SecOkid rdonmlDg C6o(u< Tho Cheapest and' 1 beflt Velvotebhs, ‘ ! i The Cheapest Water-proof Cloakings. • • Tho Cheapest Musllnaand Tablo-Llnona; * Tho Cheapest Canton and Wool Flannels. Tho Cheapest Blankets and White Spreads.. . Tho Cheapest Blankets.and Thlblt Shawls. The ChohpeSt Undorwoai 4 (Ladles-aml Geutfl.) The Cosstm^ros.,; * FULL LlflE OF NOTIQNS & TRIMMINQS. Being determined to maintain my repntatlftn fors6lllug tho boat nnd’eheapest Black Alpacas and Mohairs In this market,! have now opened afall lino atlowprioca.- J 1 ‘ ;jr! • “ J T. A.’ Harper. OotsU. 1872. FALL OPENING! havo-Juat returned from the city with d MAMMOTH LOAD OF ;> ,DK '.C.44:4 1#.11: consisting In part ol CLOTHS, CASSI3MERHS, Ladles’ and Gout’s UNDERWEAR,' A largo as sortmont of new styles of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS In variety. Crapes. Rib bons, Ac. An endless number of latest stylo of Fall iiu(l Wiutcr Shawls. The “OTTOMAN SOARP,’‘ handflome and all, sizes. Cloth nnd Felt hJKXRTti for ladles ami misses. 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, cut bias, for Trimmings/ The largest stock of Kro^pioixns In the county. We have had advantages In the purchase of this Immense stock, not possessed by others which will enable us to soil ut LOW BATES! Ploaso call at the “OLDgS^NDT’: A. W. BENTZ & CO. Sopt. 20,1872. rjto WHOM IT MAV CONCBBtf' Fall and Winter Clothing 1 Jno, ESlliott ■ i -■ No. 33 North Hanover Streets Carlisle, baa just opened a large andap lendid as aortnieut of EALL & WINTER. Glotliing! snohaa OVERCOATS., of all qualities and prices, :Panta, Vesta, Uuderanirts, Drawers, Suspenders,Neck ties, Collars; &c.. &o. BOC7S. SHOES, HAIS, HOSIERY &c. His stock of Clothing is complete, embracing Every Variety and Style, aud unsurpassed in elegance, beauty and ulilily, and offered at prices that please and suit the people. Well may it be said that JOHN ELLIOTT sells cheaper i\xnn anybody in town. I have secured one of the best PRACTICAL GUTTERS in the 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 ladles’ boots and gaiters and children’s shoes. Also, a large as sortment of men’s, boys’ and children's HATS, that cannot fail to please in qual ity and price. All the above to be had now at John Elliott’s Sop2o3m. j|JU OPENING I —OP— French. English and American Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings OF ALL SHADES,' FIGURES, QUALITIES AND PRICES SUITABLE FOB MEN’S WEAR. Shirts a Specialty. . —-o— A line of dent’s Fur nishing- Goods al>! , ways on hand. ;, H.S. Ritter & Son No. 44 WEST MAIN STREET,. CARLISLE, PA. 2100U872-tf , CHEAP JOHN, bos now ready pn exhibition a USUAL LOW PRICES! USUAL LOW PIUOEBI 3totie. % grtntoarc. j gTOVE AND TIN WARE ' • 1 -* r ' -■ ' ' ' ■ < ■ 1 ; \ ESTABLISHMENT, { Tho partnership beretoforostlag ] b | Walker & Clauuy having bn dissolved bv 'mutual odhseht.Thereby annoeuce to the citi zens of Carlisle and t^al'l lew Stove and Tinware Stoi COMM l uL ,l J e u l J lr . g ° -Uuuatrm,' ou mo corner o£, having a large and complete stock of- Btavpa] and Tinware on hand selected with the greatest care exproesJy.fortblaymarkeWmy customers ajrd l guaranteed satisfaction,'both asregards Quality andprlc©/ 1f i '■ i /i«;sur v.i r.-.v. s p>* ,Sheetiroi^ - an^ o Tin^ar4i , ‘ conslanlly on hand ahd triad© up tOorder,': My stock of Tinware embraces everything usually kept In a flrtft Class tin establishment, ; ■ j’ - ' ,> M V ; \ ROOFING and SPOUTING promptly attend* 1 am now prepared to exhibit to the Winter Trade a,large and well-assorted stock of the best patterns pf Stoves, Having the agency of tho following celebrated stoves* I-aia prepared .to furnish tlioni to parlies so desiring,^ MORNING GLORY, ‘ • f ■ V - " r . 1 • < BON-.TON. • • . . * • • 1 ■ • ROSBfiUfi. -•: • BEACON LIGHT • -• EGG • :• - OFFiOE and PARLOR , , . . STO V E S His solo otlon •of Cook Stoves embrado the followings' 1 Superior, Excelsior, Noblo’ Cook, , . ••'JNIo ara, Quaker City, ami Coral. . SioVe Repairs constantly on hand 1 am agent lor a P ATE N'T. ST BA M p J pg, for’heating mills, motorlcs, Ac., ami prepared notice llB^1 ant * Place them ln position afshdri Having an experience of 22 years Inithls busi ness, I would respectfully solicit a share' of the « olln S confident that I wIU, A. WOODS WAfckEK. Ueo. 22.70 U. j^XCEIiSXOK STO V B an d T,INW A' B E ‘ i 0 ) EMPoR ! U M ! The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle and vicinity, thathe atli carries onthe ~ - • Stoxe 5c Tinwase Business la all its various branches, > ilo has scoured the agency ror the following popular Blo.vos , Parlor and Office Stoves, Morning Glory, Parlor Heater, i 1 Parlor Light,. ~ , Light House, together with a variety of COOK STO Vi£9, Combination Gas Burner,' 'EuWka‘‘ ! Hyguiatoi-j' ' Niagara,’ ' ! ' • Superior, ‘ MQRNING GLORY and other msAzqas, BAtfaOa', and-fibbboard STOVES I which lie Is prepared tb furbish at the lowest market rates. , , , Stove Repairing. promptly attended to. Roofing' Spouting and Jobbing executed in the m,ostsatlafactory man ner. TINWARE, of every description, constantly on hand, or made to orders at reasonable prices. Having nope but experienced workmen employed, he hbp6s by a close attention W bnsiness to secure the pablio patrpnPse. Uemembor the place— ■ . No. 18 WEST MAIN SI REST. ■. ' 1 !''• • SAMUEL: :R, CLAUDY Nov. 23,1871-17, , . SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SCJJT THfe UNDERBIGNED,' having just returned IVom the cities with a large stock of goods, invite tho attention of nil who desire satisfaction to call aha. examine their large stock of ; • Stove and Tinware Among the stock of stoves may be found the, Anti-Clinker Base Burner, ANTI-CLINKER FIRE PLACE HEATER, together with all* the latesfstyles of PARLOR. DINING-ROOM and COOK STOVES, which' they challenge 1 the trade to compete with : . , Knives, ' . ( Forks,, 'Bpoous, M "‘ / f ! XiadlesV » ■ ■ ; Lamps,- . , „ Dippers, together with Toilet,Seta,Eoal 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 pnd Beep Wells I and havo lor sale the Celebrated. Genuine Cu-’ ■ cumber Wood' Pump, 1 . ( , ROOFING, SPOUTING AND JOB WORfc' attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Remember the place, the green front on North Hanover street. A tew. doors,above .Leather. Give us a call as wo are determined not to be undersold by anv other patties In this plaoo* ThankfnUor the,past patronage we extend a cordial invitation to all to pay ua a visit. IlinesmUh *V Rupp, Noa. 62 and 6 J,. ■ ■ , . NORTH HANOVER 8T„ 1 .■ CARLISLE, ,H0v,.p.71.,, . , , PA' (Stoectfea jyj-O DOUBT YOU KNOW THAT John A, Means keeps constantly on hand -a largo and vroll so. looted sfpck of , ( ( ■Fresh, i& Groceries t ' Having.issued a declaration of war against the high prices of Groceries, and having my i permanent Jieodquactora at, thd old stand, ~ rNo. iVS S. Hanpyei* Street,, where I ihavqoonstantly on hand and for sal a cheaper than the cheapest, a Full Line of Groceries I QUEENSWARE. :! ' >'l • • ' GLAHBWAUE, , OEDARWARE, <" FlfcJu, • , DRIED add CANNED FRUITS. AC ° W ’ ; v candies, ■ , ( ' “ spioris. tavta * COFFEE of the best grades; BUGAHB of the .meat quhlltloa; TEAS that do excel In flavor* BWOE3 that areall pure, ami SYHUPrtdftllolbus for sweetness, Decanters. Tumblers; Fruit Jara-i Dishes, dto., Ac. , > “ r Fish of all kinds In soataon.. Highest nrlfies paid,for i . * ■if.ii'i' COUNTRY PRODUCE I Doing (Setermlnca to pleoao nil my omtomora, Pi® PM/onngo Of tho public, being thankful for piuit favors. A 1 . v , v ‘ u » JOHN A. MEANS,, I ' 1 inn»7Q ' 78 BolUb Hnpovor Street, ' ■ 11n0T73 Carlisle, Al - i ffiatttoaw. ■OBTABLIBHEdImo~ ~~~~ ■' Garlisfc ; Hardware House, ' H^‘SAXT(dl4i'&.. Go> Henut SHToiN I'J; P. Btxna, | D a „ «MSS£^ d '^ic. : ,s. w , u klnSa.’ a§llh f |ng U p;oi',’ , 55 l 'P« u fis &n ssmssl?»:gat * Shears. Fine'GflltCartilti CoSS^ fici “or»S brass stair Rails, while and]“ d B »S forMatressesana PurnltuTs'/w*-^rteaS seating, Ac., with tfSj^^^Bg it* rMn. oaler Goca ges of a Shirting BSiS aSd 8mS l «l “'CI! Plows! 10 S .“ mo prloes “ th ° oMl2i^ e 4 r l «t Solo agents for Paliior’s- Pitoi, ~ , M St??p?;&|° m “ fW ■ Bu^ ‘ Beteaf V'g tlioMti^'sy I pi?vonttng ’SrAtti™? “,¥ M^oSo winter by the economy ol lhoi.Tt^ii dud ® ono-,third less ftlplto produSo lho^ nB “ II W Ills made In walnut, oaknr.rin^““' m 'Cb both color,and windows so^fm, p i I ? la ted to any house. ' BO “ nt .‘} eon bo K. Our goods are bought In in,™ ~ ' . the manufactures, ana with tie Sm' 0 ? 11 ' 1 “ t 5 experience, are selected with ihi d , / outl <«l and supervision; and wo wiSii”? n , tm es‘tu wish to purchase the hMids^t‘th?! 1 * cash rates to patronize us. oafl at th ® lo *« their ad%ntagS U to?all V o 1 r wrltoiSf y f fllld U * tlons before purchasing. Ite 08 for qnoiT , We remain, respectful!* H. SAXTON & CO. . No. 15 HAST MAlXTsTltm' •*- v • '■ 11 1 i‘ >. ..} - Carllßlo,' h a e d Ware ' AND I; ~ ~. ` ~ . ;.C . U T L E U Y, ’MI Jj X, JEM «& jso nuns partlonlar, to their recently r«pl m uif c SS“ k J m A-tt. They sthdlonaiy ; av’6ide(i''lnvesting tog u t high prloep.aml, patiently Mini out of the bottom £efpr© .attempting to roflliUub Bhelves; and now (that? things have been k4qc«4 .i! fit V r i ’ u To . to old time prices, as near as possible, they have Invested largely; apd ‘ore prepared to gbartmUf to their friends and customers as prices u any market outside thq cities. ;Th«y especially Invite the attention' of mechahlcs.farmorß and ■. r .'-Uni .‘i ■ ,vllillv • vi.H■ bankers. Our stock .Is complete and none ted meeting with disappointment in enqnlrlij for any tbldfeiin- oUrline, / v Wc have liie agency of the WiUcbx d£ GibU ~,, (jt -i. Sewing Machine. i! and wo,old respectfully 'sk all thtise iu wanlo a Machine, to examine Wlllbox AGlbbs’lbi foro parehaslng. : "All orders, promptly attended to, and v»i .dellveredto all parts oIVuo town free of charge Jan. 12 18721 V ' ‘ fflaiifnet Rafter B, BWINI*, A. . CABINET'MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN WEST MAIN .STREET; 'i' '' " •^CARLiaLß.itfAu i.■ A wsortmept of , Farnitnl'c. for the Holidays, comprising ' ‘ Solhs, 1 < i, : • Camp Stool, Lounges, • Centre Tables, Rooklngdmlrs, , Dining Tables, Easy Chairs, • Card Table*, Reception Chairs, Octomohs, Bureaus, , What Nets., do., "do., Ac. • Parlor, Chamber, . • ' Dining Room, -')• ■ ‘iCItOIEPD FUBNITUBE, , or the latest, styles •COTTAGE FURNITURE IN SETra' Splendid new Patterns. 1 BEDSTEADS AND : MATTRESSES ' GIM? FRAMES AND I‘IOTURBI In great variety. Particular attention given.to Funerals. Order* from town'‘and* countrySpromptlyatlemieaio ,nd,on reasonable terms;,’ .. , ■ i [', ~ .. . *toe, *tofe: BOOT AND . 1 7. • ilf „ ••: tbl t ' NQ: 4 Pi4tst'-- ,3 4 4 i'h Street' ‘BOOTS, >■■■■ • • r •> inlr i r ■ ' * , , SHOES. • , . . , , 1 “ ‘ fcIAiTERS/ ’• * ' ■ p^pOO^Nft BLIpI , EIU CUSTOM nad MADE TO ORDER. BEPAIItoG nontly nn^rompu^opo. ' .■"■'t', N‘o. 'l Bireo March 28.1872—tf David strohm. 1 ' ; : w.'BTitonu pARLISIiE., : ■ Boot & Shoe House! We have Juat received our Bring stock of uom the Eastern oltles, and they are now po for thp Inspection of the public. Wehaveboujn; them to sefVandat low prices lor'OAHii. •StOOk.CQnSiBtS.Of J. i ./I') -m1 BOOTS AND SHOES ■for ladles,' Mlsaes. Men. Boys and Children.« ' Misses’' and, ChUdron’B DnHoncd riidj*gg Boots; Men's. Boys’"and 1 st oi rytoe .Shops pf every description,' JJ°® a n ,Hully •Slipper.* Onrlmmensh stock has heen-ca*®* ?hankml C for past Übei‘al.,palronßgej | frlondH, cud tho pu b I lag e n era Hy, c nVlted Vo call and oxnmino onr jdooK. , 6 , llomembar the; P“°»-N°m ‘LWyVcloiW street, ono door South of B. M. Bmiioy “ the t-kanUHo HW° t C O. J L STERNER* aKO ;I . Livery St Sale; Stahl®* HANOVER AND BBDF t)KO 813 IN THE BEAR OF THE BBNTZ HOOSB, : ■ Carlisle; Pa. ■ ■ 111 Having lilted tip tho Bt p b ' e ’t l '! l , cfees, 40., Wo aro prepaiod to I 'n£& “ turu'OutH at reasonable rat^ a * * IkXU . and from the Springs. . • .1 , April 28.1W7—*/ lIEII