Tuk soft weather continues, anti tho gnow is disappearing rapidly. • Several bummers (male ami fe male,) were arrested by our police, on Tuesday, for improper conduct on the street, and remanded to jail. W, P. Stuart, of South Middleton t\vp., will sell at his residence, Thurs day, Jnn. 23d, 2 extra fresh cows, Heifer, 2 year colt, good family car riage, buggy, sleighs, harness, House hold and Kitchen furniture. ts. Fiendish Act.—The express train from Hagerstown, which is due in Ship psnsburg, at 1:37 p.-M., was nearly wreck ed at 12:45, on Friday, at a point be tween Chambersburg and Marion Sta tion, about six miles south of Chambers burg. The scoundrels who attempted to injure the train—for the purpose of re venge, most likely—had placed a heavy oak rail in a cow hole, and left it slick up about four feet. The fog was dense at that point, but the engineer, Mr. John Roney, observed the “trap," and whist led "down brakes," and reversed his en gine, avoided striking the object under full headway; but the tail, nevertheless, was dragged about 100 yards, and became entangled In the snow-plow. No delay was caused to the train—A'ettw. A Pleasant Party.— On Wednes day evening last, the sleighing being ex-. cellent, a number of gentlemen of our town, at the suggestion of our clever mercantile friend. L. T. Greenfield, got up a parly,, (about thirty in.all,) to pro ceed to Mount Holly. About 81 o’clock, therefore, four large sleighs halted In front of the Volunteer office (our busi ness room being open,) where the com pany had assembled. The company was composed of married and single gentle men; and was, In all respectsfaconge.uial and pleasant party. Arriving at Mullin’s Hotel, Mt. Holly, dancing and games were at once resorted 10, in order to put in the time and make all feel comforta hle- At 11 o’clock supper was announc ed, and a better supper wo never have seen spread outside 'our large cities. It was, indeed, most excellent, and highly ciediiablo to the Messrs. Mullln. After having done ample justice to the sump inotis repast,shortand appropriate speech es were made in the order we mention— by J. B. Bratton, Ur. Kieffer, Ur, Hall, Jos. Kltner, E-tq., J. P- Hnssler, George Zinn, J. C. Kictslayer, (civil engineer,) Mr. M’Tague, of the H. & P. R. R., and M. B. Moore. At an early hour the company returned home, w-ell pleased with the evening’s entertainment. Faculty of the. State Nuumal School. —The Board of Trustees of- the State Normal School, located at Ship pensburg,' have at length selected the fol lowing mimed persona for the diil'erent chairs In that institution : George P. Beard, Principal; B* B. Heigea, of'York, Prof. Mathematics | J- W. Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, Prof. Orthography, Read ing and Elocution E. A.,Angell, War rensburg, Mo., Prof. Geography and His tory ; Sarah F. Smith, of Boston, Prof. Grammar and English Literature j Flora C. Parsons, of Oswego, N. Y., Prof. Pri mary Instruction.' [For ilio Volunteer. " Carlisle Gentlemen's Gallantry," Mr. Editor:—As a friend.to the gen tlemen of Carlisle, I reply to the article published in the Herald a week ago, un ,iler the above caption*. firtllj. —We will not admit that (he , voting men of our town are a first-class ; hnpotiiiion. The gentlemen thin winter have manifested an exceedingly surprls-' ill'' amount of gallantry in lienalf of our tuning ladles It would bo an utter Im : possibility for them to take us all out; so ■ of course those bordering on the verge of "spinateri.sm” mustrelitiquish Ihoirelulm to ttie younger set, \vbien,,were it done ili a friendly and generous manner; would ■ lie indicative d( tbe old-but tbougbtlul saying, “ It is more Missed to give than. i‘ to receive.” ■ . Secondly lf they , would retaliate for injuries of by-gone days, would it not be | just? Do we not have a minute reminl* | scense of tbe past .when our “College and * Garrison” were in a nourishing comii | lion?’ Ladles, if there'is not a prevuri cation iu the article, would not some be ;:| willing to say that we are receiving our just deserts,? Thitclti/. —We go to our neighboring lowns, mere the giMitlemen have always b. eu treated with due appreciation, and, as a matter of course they must cheerful ly endeavor to get up "hops, suppers and snrpriao parties” fur the enjoyment of (he ladies. Another prominent feature is, that iu our neighboring towns they do not exert '|4 themselves to keep up an aristocracy 0 composed of a few families; then they lail mingle aud have a delightful time; but iu Carlisle, if one person'ls invited to a party, whose grandfather was not just the ideal of the majority, then-the party is broken up. . Ladles do not reflect upon the gentlemen, for all this is cursed by $1 your own .insinuations. Wo have not M got an aristocracy in America if some l £f of us were to look back a century H or two, we would bow our heads and re- Vjjf. main silent. We must give: tho youug men a few encouraging words—the year you know was "leap year,” so according to the meaning attached to it. Ihe ladies were bound to furnish the refreshments at the party spoken of. The sleighing is excellent. When we pass along the street, do we not see many a happy cou ple, enjoying tho pleasant afternoon by taking a nieigh-rlde ? Who takes them t Our gallant young gentlemen. Gentlemen, do not think I am a "poor disconsolate,” but believe me, I am a “spinster,” who is willing to resign her claim to the younger set. and feel per fectly reconciled to say “adieu” to the bachelors, and conclude to Ull ® 3 ' tabllahment called "Old Maids Ball. Some day I may come out, but It is very doubtful, as I am becoming very feeble. Consequently, if you never see me, con sider mat this is written by a true fiiend, who is ever willing to defend you when you are unjustly blamed. Thief (JAPTURED.—The Chamberaburg Valley Spirit says: Ou Tuesday of last week a policeman arrived In our town from Harrisburg, in search of Frank Wilson, one of our African citizens, charged with having robbed a shoe store in thatjdty. He succeeded in bagging bis game somewhere on the outskirts of the town, and lodged him in our jail for safe keeping until he could be taken to Harrisburg the next day. A warrant having' been Issued for his arrest in this county, for stealing a wagon, about a year ago, our authorities refused to give him up. and the officer was compelled to go back without ills man. \Vn were surprised to learn, says the 5; York Press, that there is a gentleman ;»■ about thirty years of ago, residing with -1 in six or seven miles of this borough, in 1 Hellam township, that h>a never been I inside of a church. Had not our Intor- M raant been a gentleman of veracity, wo S could scarcely have believed that it was possible Hint there resided In that staid old township, such an unnatural being t 75 among a people so proverbial for their •a regular attendance at church, and their ■1 ntrict religious duties. The individual jv| referred to has, during‘ his whole lifo l|s time, resided only about a mile from ® ICreutz Creek Church. What coinmen |3 1 ary for reflection. The Last Victim—pinto! Coal Oil Accident.— The following wo lake from the Allentown Democrat of last week: "That coal oil is a very excellent thing in its way, we will all admit. But that its way is into the domestic circle, tho contemplation of tho long list of Its vic tims prevents us from saying. We write with the full hope of seeing it banished from every household In the town and the land—and wo do so with Just such feelings as we entertain when applaud ing tho slayer of the rattlesnake, a mad bull, or a tiger at large In the highway. Every, victim to its use only hastens, In a melancholy manner, the good time' coming when we oan chronic.c iff* ban ishment. ..Not the last nor tin- least ar gument in favor of this consumniaib.u will bo found In the fact that since last full we had in this county some six or seven deaths, resulting from'lhe explo sion of kerosene lamps. The last fatal occurrence of. the kind transpired at the residence of Mr. Dan’l Kershuer, a well known citizen of W.eouersville, in South Whitehall township. Whilst his wife was sitting up late on Thursday night, operating a sewing machine,-the re mainder of tho family having gone to bed, a kerosene lamp on the side of tho machine exploded, throwing its flaming contents upon the breast of the unfortu nate woman and instantly setting her wearing apparel on fire. Her husband heard the report of the explosion, and hastening from bed to see tho result thereof, was horror-struck to find his bosom partner in flames and vainly trying to outen them. With great pres ence of mind he at once tore up tho car pet and enveloped her therein, and then took her out doors and turned her in the snow, but by this time the clothing was almost all burned from her body, and the »kin blackened and scarred by the flames. Sho was removed to bed, and Dr. Seiple, of Guthsville brought to hand, but no ef forts could save her, and after lingering in greatagony until Saturday morning death put an end to her sufferings. She leaves a mourning husband and a five year old child., Mr. Kershner, immediately after the accident, and after having outened tho flames, ran a distance of several squares, barefooted and in his night clothes, for assistance. He was so badly burnt in his efforts-to save his wife that he is yet laid up from the injuries sus tained. tribute of RESPECT.— At a' meeting of the Union Fire Company, held In their hail; on thelatinst., the following preamble and resolutions were unani mously adopted: WHEREASi death boa again entered our midst and taken from among us one of our oldeat uml most respected mem bers. Jacob Squires. Resolved, That while bowing in all bumble submission to the will of the great I Am, we recognize ln-the death of our respected member the departure of a pure-and upright citizen, whose only aim in life appeared to be “ to do unto others us he would have them do unto him. ■Resolved, That we_ hereby tender our earnest sympathy to . the widow anil friends of the deceased. Resolved, That we inscribe a page on our minute book, and that our hall bo draped in mouriug for sixty day*. Resolved. That a copy of these resolu tiona be sent to the widow and friends of the deceased, and .be published in our town papers \V. G. Woods, W. E. Miller, T. Cornman, Committee. I}|HKCTOUS* AND TEACIIEKS’ CONVENTION. In accordance with a resolution passed at the last Teachers’ Instltulo.a Convention of Dlrec lots ami Teachers convened In the Court -House, Carlisle, January Tth.ltflJ, at 10 o'clock* A. ir., for the purpose of considering the propriety of adopting a uniform series of text hooks for the county. Superintendent D. E. Kost culled tho Lonven ttou io order and staled tlio object ot tho meet- lug. An mg mlzaltou wnseireclod by the election of .1. I*, llboads President; D. E. Kast Vice President; S. P. Goodyear Secretary, at\d S. L Henrv Assistant Secretary. Tin* following delegates were then reported ; Twer Allcn-Ci. W. Mumper, David Miller. \V. E. Zshn, Ja.s. Hamilton, 11. Novrsbain, David son Eckels. Dickinson— Jacob Uollluger, Jnp. Shtink, Laura V. Flomlug. I'rwtk/ord.-Sohn Drawbtuigli, Hosier it' Tiro. Carlisle, January 15,1873 80 SO 5 00 5 00 1 80 1 80 FAMILY FLOUR HUPEUFINB FLOUR hye FLOUR - WHEAT WHITE • WHEAT RED RYE CORN NEW CORN OATH • • CLOVERSEED TIMOTUYBEKD - FLAXSEED • MAR Jt IE I). V I JE I). Carlisle, Pa. MARKETS , CARLISLE PROVISION MARKET, j CMrrccied weekly by Geo. S. Bojfman A Son j CARUSI.E, January 15, IS7B. 8 -5 I BUTTKIt EOOS • - LARD . - TALLOW BEESWAX - BACON HAMS - do SHOULDERS do. SIDES BEANS per bns, KAOS DRIED APPLE. UNBAKED PEACHES BAKED do PITTED CHERRIES CLOSING PRICES. DeHaven & Bro., AO SOUTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA 3 o'clock P if. P/tila., Jan. 14, 1873 Now U. B.6’a of 1881, U.S. (J’H of ’Bl. •• ’62, not colled •• ! 02,15t called •• , 'O2, 2d coll “ ’02,3d coll “ ’Bl. '67 “ •• s's, KMO’s. IT. afao'YearO*ptr «oni. Vy., * Jjjj Gold. j/i Silver, „ , 1 xv ly U. Pacific U. R. Ist Mort. Bonds. Central Pacific R. H. , JJI* • Union Pacific Laud Grant. Bonds 7« PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, 'Jues'fay January 11. I'i.ouu.—The market Is without material chance, the demand being confined to tuc. wants of the local trndo. Bales of iB6O bbis . In cluding Sunerflbo at 85 a 5 GO; Extra at SO a 0 75, lowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota Extra f amily at 87 76 a 8 75: Fenu’a Indiana and Ohio do. do. at SSSU a 9 60, and fancy brands at SI) 75 a 11. Wo sales of itye Flour or Corn Meal. Guaik.—The offerings of Wheat arei small, and prices firm; sales of IfiM bushels of Western Red at 81 07 at 2, Amber at $2 05. and While at S2 lO a 2 15. No sales ol llyo. Corn meets a steady Inquiry with sales of 1200 bus. new follow at U 1 ao2c. Oats are loss aeilve; sales of .Vusiern While at.*l a fi‘2o. and mixed at 17 a 4Hc. WhiskKV.—lli) bbls. of Western Iron bound sold ut imc , nßd 25 Penut. wood bound at Die. ner gallon. ' NEto SRmettismmts Important Notice 1 All Advertisements and Communica- tions to insure insertion in this paper must be handed in by 7 VESDA 1' noon Advertisers make a note of this. the condition of the FIRST NiTlOm BMK, OF CAItIiISLE, PA. At Close of Business, Dec. 27, 1872. RESOURCES Loans uiul discounts . • $Ol,-110 S 7 Overdrafts . • , .W „ mnfln U. S Uonds, to secure circulation w t w» w Other stocks, bonds null mortgages Due from redeeming and reserve -agents • Due-from National Banks . •• “ Hlale Banks ami Bankers Banking house and Insurance Furniture and fixtures Current expenses Taxes paid . • • , Proust account . . • Checksum! other cash Items, Inclu ding Revenue Htamps . . Bill of National Banks Fractional currency Legal lender notes . * LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In •. - IS Surplus fund . • vi'rriS ns Discount and Interest . . w** s Profit and loss . • •, 4,n» t>7 National B’lc. circulation oatsiaml standing . . • .li*BB2 SS Individual Deposits • w’Si iK Due to National Banks . . S® “ stale Banks and Bankers , i*l o 7 State ol- Penn’a., Counts of Cumberland, f I n. U. Hepburn, Cashier of the Ist National Bunk of Curllule, do solemnly wear tlmt the above statement is true, to the best oi m> knowloilge nml b°» ef j ;HAfni\ininimr 55 Acres, more or less, having fjtere nn erected a good two-story Stone Dwelling Ud sold: One Horse. Bale to commence W o clock, a. m. Allen; dance will bo given mid terms m»dee?° o ■■ theday of sere by H. K. PEI«, I'N the mutter' of tlio District Court of lohn U S ll Do?^hmly.““NoS^^ nett, at his ottlce. In tho the ex^fnaltonof 13 Uio’bankrupt wVero^pa'rUes 1 ' ngnlnst Hie discharge. CHAR. A. BABN tl D JauUMlt ” - House and lot for sale. •oinforloblo TWO-STORY BMCK bWßb t (Nri H iiITHE AND DOT situated on tho nurtb i K, ‘vvestPora tret street. Carlisle, thei resi dence of the late Jacob bqnler. deceased, adjoin. Inn nrsnertv of tho Miss Mnglnlses. Lot SO by m uet m (llinrch Alloy. Will be olfercd at prl- TOte salom m SATbnDAY.IbO 151 U Of FKURO ary kfst. It not sold, will then bo offered at publ’losule at the County Court House at 11 o clock a M. Terms reasonable. Applj to Mrs. M, S(|iiler..or. the premises, or E „ Y JanlU 51- ■ ■ Exccullr. /~tablisle land assooiation. ( I The annual mcellDK ot this atsoclatloh will beheld at Hie otllco or A. L. Sponslor, Esq., In ibis boron»b, on the first Saturday of ,-ebroary. C " ,B U ‘ e " rHt C, l^1 ? ta UMItIC H ,* * 7 O CIOCh. it AVf-’ru JanUWt beery. EXECUTOR’S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given that loiters testamentary on oSaluo? Jacob Sqular, lot* of the Borimitli of tlarUslc dec'llHave boon granted to the im- SflnSttneiJ reslUiuc In said borough. Notice ih iinrnhv ifiveu to all porsous indebted to make llioso having claims to arrsenl SOT ICE la hereby glveo that nu np mlcntlnn lias been made to tho Court o anon I'lea.s, of Cumberlandl county. or a S^rilA^ HI'BINU TOWNSHIP," and that Bull! Clmilcr will bo granted by said Court on Mon -1 • iholtlb day of April. W 73 unless sulllclonl "nah-s, said ‘■'■"tier bo S° r AppUeatUs, LOST.— riio following Borough Orders, l-sucd by Council of Carlisle. In IB7h, havt iHculusl: No. 181. 823,(0. “ lss, "St 00. •• ISH, 60 00. •• 18’J, 00.00. •• IflO, 100,00. Notice Is hereby given that application will bo made to the Council for duplicate order* for the above 11 600 . 4SO 1 80 MW, MW, MW. Pall and Winter Dry Goods at Duke & Burkholder s The Largest Stock. 1 The Greatest Variety ! At the Lowest Prices over odore'd to the public, t 01l and , or tills Block, ami wo will cmiTlnccyou that IhlH Is iron. W e hat c oil the m w unit Laie Style Dress Goods ! VELVISTEENK In every shade at the very lowest prices. BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BRANDS. SHAWLS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES. White and Colored Blankets, So. Plnmiels In all colors and qualities, at old prices. Cloths,, Cassimeres, Overcoatings, Q “ IChCI ‘ P ' DUKE & BURKHOLDER, North' Hanover BL, Carlisle Sept. 26,1972, 01 d 08}| 11175 116 118) \ HOLIDAY GOODS, D. A. SAWYER, N.B.Cor.Public Square, Hah opened a large and choice inworlmenl of goods suitable loi OlxristiTias Presents I FmhrniVlnrrfl Plain Hemstitched and Mournfmr Handkerchiefs, Em- LmblOljcrctL 11an » ... nlld cufiS. Real nml Imitation Lapp Collars and nfl theVatcst designs, at low. prices, Handsome Nubias. Smrfs. Tie-. Nap kins, Tidies, G loves, Ac, GREAT BARGAINS! In Ladies’ and Children’s Furs ! GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS I will offer great inUucemenis to buyers lor llie next sixty (lays iu DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, !• URS, BLANKHs, MAR SEILLES QUILTS, Cloths anil CassiDiereSji To reduce our stock. As all our • PRICKS yon will nml 11 to your Interest to where, as we (lely compoliilon in prices, an 19 Deo 72 5,02 > 25 1,342.25 7.320 23 0,320 51 1,323 61 0,513 04 •1,807 02 21 SI JWlimUancous Selling off at Less Than Cost! At Madame Rote’s, 3S S. Hanover Street, Carlisle. The FALL AND WINTER MILUNER\ GOODS. Wo Will sell HATS, BONNETS, • FEATHERS, VELVETEEN. SILK VELVET. CORDED MILKS AND MATINS. and all Millinery Goods ! •without reserve, AT AND BELOW COS!. N B Combings made into Switches, Chlg nons, Cur?™ j J l '" parlies Interested lor the purposes ol I 1 s al' polutiiienl.at bis onleo. In I'anisic. onWoli »" day, the .-.lb day of February. A. I>.. h« "■ o'clock, A. M. I'. *- DLLI/.IIOOV Mo HlanTS-dt .Minin' ASSIGNEE’S .NOTICE. - Whereas, John PlaukpOf Carlisle. Cumberland conn ty, l'n.. bv vclunlury deed of .assignment, bear lig date December OT, 1572, conveyed lo Ibo ml dpTslirnod alt his property, real, personal and mixed, for the luncill of hi* inVt'hird Is hereby given lo all persons indebted to s. parly, to settle the same wilhotn .Io m. a«id [hose having elalms will «hc ■ • nm immediately. YdSuy .Axton, . Jaii 9 73-Ut . ' KOTICK. ■Notice Is hereby' given Hint leturs testa mentary on the estate of Henry A. ' >iye , TS v !L . ( f>r Souin Middleton township. deceased. ha\ o boon granled to the undersigned, in Pnneriuwu All persons knowing imiiismts lobe ladebted tboreto, are rcqnesled to mat.e navn ent. Immediately and tln.M. bavin„ clnlnis will present, them tor -I;;U fy nil fit- , A-Jd'ii'w. EROC LAMATION.-Wlioiean tin- Hon Bonj. F. Junkln, President Judge of several Courts of Common IMeaso |hcc er mid 1 li mm* er ami Goneral Jall Delivery In |^r and Hons. U. Montgomery am I li. G- Moser, 11 ,,i„,,n ft f the CourUi of Oyer and lernilnei and JalI k Do?lvory C for the trial of all capital and other offenders, In the said county -inml bv their i)recepttt) me directed, dated Hth day o? Sov. 1872,, have ordered Iho Court of fiver and Terminer and General Jail dcll\eij lo he holden at Carlisle, on the ?J5 II aMO 1873 for three weeks, being the 2d MQ»dn}, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, to oontlnuoino NOTICE Is hereby given to tho Coroner, Jus tices of tho Peace,- and Constables of the said county of Cumberland that they are by the sajd precepts commanded to bo then ami ln fhelr proper persons with their rolls, and 1 ImmlsltlonH. oxaminaUons and all other remembranccH. to do those things which to ilieii mnees appertain to he done, and all those tint are bounu by recognizances, to prosucnU apiUnst tho prisoners that nro or then shall be in-Hie lull of said couhty. are to bo there tn prose* ulc ■mem as shall be R KOIiI ,. M AN> , v; , crar . ' KOTICIO. Notice Is hereby given that letters of Admin istration on thoestaleof B.ahjoserEckert, late of ho borough of Carlisle, dec’d.. have been gi ant ,l,l »o tiio undersigned, residing In the s^ n | G place All persons indebted to the said estale lire reniu-sted to make payment Immediately, and those having claims against the estate will also present them f>r KCKEUT,. ilan-Wit .lihiliiiutraliiJ-. rt XECUTOR’B NOTlCE.—Notice Is Pj hereby given that loiters testamentary on I hi-will ot Samuel Bender late of North Mid dleton township, Cumberland county, deed., have been Issued to the nnderalgned Executor, residing in tho same township.. All persons knowing themselves Indebted uro requested to make nuyraont without delay : and those having claims wIH forHeiUem ll)Deo72—fit , ‘ : ‘ Mentor, T IST OF SALES TO BE CALLED I J By N. ». MOORE. AUCTIONEER: nTuuury 25 Win. P. Stuart. South Middleton. I’Mmniry 0. W73-MW. John Royer. Lick Inn ■ on. I nruiuj Jf r T> G> WoJf| goulh Middle ton ik* Adam Fugot, Frnnkford. i .. j. uintcr, North Mbldlelon. .. , James Bluart, 8. Middleton. .. of George Raim. 8. Middleton, •• ‘22, John Trltt. Penn. . of Ham’l Spangler. Dickinson. J .. 2.V Louis Bishop, Penn. , .. 2fi’ Sam’lFlckes, Dickinson. i ronounced a speeige 1o r .bestjcomplalnls. For Pains in the breast. Side or Back, Iravel or Kidney disease, Useases of the Urinary Or pins, Jaundice, or any Liver complaint it has no equal. ... fonlc^ ( . storos tp e Appetite* Htrengtbens the System, Uestores the Weak and Debilitated, Causes iho Food to Digest, . Homoves Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, Gives lone to your bjht«*m. 3|au73—lvv 1 ( R 101 N That Pale,. Yellow, SicMy-Lookiiig SHn is changed to ouo of freshness mid neallh. Those Disease* of tlic SUIn, I implcs. Pustules, Biddies and Eruption* aro removed. fSerofnln, Mcrofulous Diseases of tlio EicH, Wliilo swelllnff. Ulcer*. Old Sores or any kind of Humor rapidly dwindle and disappear under Influence. In fact It will do you wore good, and cure yon more speedily than any and all other preparations.comulmd. Wlat «Uf it la na turo’fl own restorer! A soluble oxjd of Iron comblned-wltli the medicine! properties of Poke Root divested of all disagreeable quali ties' It will cure any Chronic or Longw btnndlnff Disease whose real or direct cause Is bad blood. Khenmntlßm, PolM in Limbs or Bones, Constitutions bro» iten down by Mcrcurjal or other poisons, are all cured by it. For Barnhills, or Syphl liClo taint, there Is ]‘ ot “ *" i , r i n i iTfll nrovo It. ASK tOll CFDOK'" n«m*oUM» BYiuiP - oe! IfOUE UOOIV . BLATCHLEY’S mt . , -A. irrs Improved cucumber wood 1 ]-§ *Pimip. Tasteless, Durable, Elu* SIR sclent and Cheap. The best lf.l -5 a. Pump for the least money At • hs&S - te.ntbm Is ccpeclally Invited to Patent Improved /Vi ’ Bracket ami now Drop (.’beck. Valve. which can b« withdrawn Jwllhout removing the Pump nr the Joints.- Also, tho fps Copper Chamber which nev.*. ‘■vi cracksorscales, and will outlast -Nyr* any other. For sale by Rhine • • .Wfr ' *3 smith , BU i., >E i W CUSTOM ami MADE TO ORDER. UM'AIUINO neatly and No. t Hast Mala Btc'co March 58.1873-tf 1)11 s 11/ ANTED.—A rollablo And Intelligent man of W good address, to engage In n desirable and lucrative business producing from SI,MO to 85.000 Eer vear,' Address 8.1). FOUD & (JO., New York; oston; Chlchgo; orSaa Francisco. PJan4w mo ROOK CANVASSERS.—A now way of run- I nine a booic. ’ Con soil thousands per w*»»ok. Address Murray Hill Publishing Co.. UM Hast 2*th-8i„ Now Vork City, * t*Jan/3-ia WANTED,— If you wish to buy a sewing nm - chine for family .use, or act us agent, adore*-** Washington Sowing Machine Co., Boston, Mass PJan7.‘Mw PHYCIIOMANCV, or SOUL CHARMING. 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