American volunteer., January 23, 1873, Image 3

Changeable—the weather.
Still coming—new subscribers.
Tjiel Conodogulnet Is frozen over.
Business is brisk in our Job Office
Butter and eggs still command high
prices.
The days are beginning to lengthen
out again. .
The market on i Saturday was poorly
attended. .
Local Option plea—those made with
out brandy. >
The panics of *37 and *47,.it is said
were due to large fires.
Keep your sidewalks clean if you wan
to please your neighbors.
Many country people were in town
last week, attending Court. ,
If you wont to know what is going on
in the county, take the Volunteer. .
An extra train was run on the Cum
berland Valley rail-road on Tuesday.
An attempt will be made at the pres
ent session of the Legislature to repeal
the local option bill, passed last winter.
There has been a stray dorg loiter
ing about this office for some weeks
past. It the owner does not come for
ward and take him away, he will be
confiscated.
Another holiday coming—22d 01
February, Will the stores bo closed?
The mortality in Beading during 1872
was one death to every 25 inhabitants.
There are two things a man seldom
forgets—his first love and his flratsmoke.
The love disease is like the.'horse dis
temper—very prevalent but seldom fa
tal;
,TT is a most unfortunate mistake for
any lady to wear a bonnet too young for
her.
Governor Gbarv will accept thanks
for a copy of his.message to the Legisla
ture.
Several clergymen in various quar
ters are preaching against chances in
fairs.
The label pasted on your paper tells.
the date to which you have paid foryour
paper.
. People who are always wishing for
something new, should try. neuralgia
once.
Sale bills neatly and promptly print
ed in colors, at this office, at old time
prices.
The worst feature of a man’s face is.
his nose—when stuck into other people’s
business,
Great complaint is made in many
parts of. the State of over-crowded pub
lic schools.
Don’t forget to drop into our office
and give us all the items of news you
may have.
Bankers ought to prosper. They al
ways take so much interest in their busl
ness, j'ou know.
The pressure of the recent snow upon
roofs was enormous, and yet but few die*
asters occurred,
Kissing goes by favor. A young man
in town ,says he must b» Favor—it goes
by him so often.
“The Hen Convention” is a very
popular song practiced by Young Ameri
ca of our borough.
. An umbrella deserves no credit for its
services, for ft never does any good until
it is put up to it.
Ok all tbiiigs in the world 1 that are
“ better late than never/* going to bed
certainly ranks first.
A little boy in school gave one o
the best definitions ever given to econ
ray: “ Paring potatoes thin.’*
The engine and oars of the Heading
Hallroad Company would make a con
tinuous line of seventy miles!
A new process for preserving meats
consists in dipping the meat in melted
butter and then packing it in salt.
According to the last census, there
are ip the United States five millious of
children, of school age, who never attend
school.
Everybody is sending out statements
of accounts, but where is the money to
come from to pay them ? That’s the
question
When a man sits down on the Icy
pavement with enthusiasm, he Is more
apt to break the third commandment
than bis bones.
The late freeze occurred in the streams
in this vicinity when the water was very
low, and in consequence large numbers
of fieh perished.
Some of our business men have taken
the wind completely out-of their com
petitors* sails by persistent advertising
said competitors bolding to the idea that
it does not pay to advertise.
A young man in this place was heard
to remark that “hia feet were cold of
nights, but he’d bet before spring that
would be remedied."
Frosted-Feet are fashionable, and
unless persons are very careful they will
find thepiselves la the height of fashion
before they are hardly aware of it.
, Among other advantages claimed from
the increase of railroads, it is said that a
now road always increases the number
of elopements in the section through
which it runs.
Hon. Daniel Dougherty, of Phila
delphia, Is wlnniag golden opinions
wherever he lectures in this State. Can
not Carlisle afford to have him lecture
here again ?
An exchange aays: The Juiora at
court at Clarion, Pa , came in with
loaded guns, and aet with them in their
banda during a trial. Death to the first
lawyer who tells a lie. Result, no court.
Those who have furs to cleanse are ad
vised to lake nice Indian meal iu a large
pan and rub them with it-uslng no wa
ter, nothing but dry meal, and they will
look as good as new.
Fob the email sum of two dollars, the
Volunteer furnishes all classes with a
year’s interesting reading. Could any
thing b» cheaper ?
It is decided that any letter posted
with a stamp on it shall be forwarded to
its destination, and if unsuflloient pos
tage has been paid, the balance shall be
collected upon delivery.
Chapped Hands, lace, tough skin
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap made by
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York.-
Be certain to got the Juniper Tar Soap,
as there are many worthless Imita
tions made with common tar.
I W, P. Stuart, of South Middleton
twp., will sell at his residence, Thurs
day, Jan. 23d, 2 extra fresh cows,
Heifer, 2 year colt, good family car
riage, buggy, sleighs, harness, House
hold and 'Kitchen furniture. * ts.
There ia a marked dullness in the oys
ter trade at Baltimore, which is attrib
uted to the tightness of money in tbs
West. The enforcement of a law passed
by the last Maryland Legislature’, re
quiring that all oysters biought to Bal
timoro in cargoes should be measured in
an iron vessel of certain capacity and
sold by such measurement, In* led to the
Indictment of fourteen firms, who «ire
charged with selling shell oysters by H>«
barrel.
Arrested.—On Tuesday, Cap*. Zlnn
arrested ayoung man named C. M Hurlz
ell, from Ml. -Holly Springs, ami look
him before Justice Leas, when he was
charged with issuing cbecks'ou the Far
mer’a Bank of Carlisle, the same when
presented having been • dishonored.
Hurtzell, is engaged In buying rugs and
paper for the paper mills at Mount Holly
and when here, about the 30th of Novem
ber last, purchased from Brimllo & Neis
wauger, X). W. Eberly, and b. F. Huston,
to whom he gave the checks that created
the trouble. Tito matter was satisfaototi
ly adjusted and the young man returned
home on -veuing train.—Mechanics
burg Jicpnbuvuji,
Fire.— Ou Tuesday night last about
eleven o’clock fire broke out in .the
store of 0. \V. Moyers, in North George
street, when the alarm was given and
the steam fire engines were soon
brought to the spot, and by .prompt ac
tion’the flames were extinguished before
much damage was done to the building.
The stock of goods on hand, however,
valued at eight thousand dollars was
consumed by fire and damaged by
water, to the amount of forty-seven
hundred dollars, which is covered by
insurance. The origin of the fire is a
complete mystery as no clue can be dis
covered. to lead to ascertaining the
cause. It was at first supposed that it
caught fire by a joist iu the building,
cotolng in too close contact with a flue
in an adjoining building, but this has
been positively »decided not to have
been the cause. The stock of goods at
the time of the fire was large and con
sisted of a great variety of fine and val
liable fancy millinery and notions.—
York 2rne Democrat .
Lisa Fractured.— On Saturday after
noon the 4th inst, a serious accident
happened to .Mr. Joseph Hagerman a
young man in the employ of Mr. John
Hoff/ black-smith, a short distance'
north of the chicken bridge on the Har
risburg pike, while making the attempt
to stop a horse attached to a sleigh, in
which were three daughters of Mr;
John Emig, of Emigavllle. The horse
had become unmanageable on account
of having been hitched too close to the
sleigh. While he was running nt full
speed near the blacksmith shop Mr.
Hagerman caught the rein but fell, the
horse and sleigh passing over him,,
fracturing his leg in two places. The
horse was afterwards stopped by Mr,
Mornirigstar, on Cemetery Hill. The
manner in which Mr. Hagerman, re
ceived his injuries, of course enlisted
more than usual sympathy in his favor.
This determined effort to prevent a
toreatened accident, is certainly deserv
ing of much credit. He was since vis
ited by Mr. Emig.— lrue Democrat.
How Jurors Are Drawn. The
mode of filling Che jury wheel and draw*
Inv the jurors is known to very few in
dividuals. The court of common pleas
preceding the time for.the filiiug of the
wheel announces the number of names
to be selected for the year, assessed ac
cording .to the number of voters in the
couuty. When the occasion arises for
the selection of names the two jury com
missioners each nominates from lists
previously made out for each township
one person whom he deems qualified to
serve as a juror and writes his name on a
slip of paper. After the allotted number
has thus been secured the slips are folded
accordiug to the acts of Assembly and
placed , aeperateiy in the jury wheel
whence they are drawn.
File Your Paper.—An exchange
well says it is worth while to save your
home paper and have it bound. A few
years will make it the moat: entertaining
volume you can possess. Ail tbe'lawsof
association make it more or less a history
of yourself and friends. Karnes, dates,
facts, are preserved for you in the most
accessible manner. Over it you may cry
at your follies, and rejoice in view of
those steps that have led you to prosper
ity. It records the history of a town, or
couuty, and this is but an epitome of
universal history.
Public Sales.—The season to get sale
bills printed is at hand. The Volunteer
does as good work.aud as cheap as can be
had at any other printing establishment
in the county. We have the largest variety
of cuts to be found In any country office
In the State. • We print a large sheet, on
fine paper, making our work attractive.
The register of sales in the Volunteer Is
free to all who order bills from this office.
This is valuable, as our circulation is the
largest—ft goes Into thousands of fami
lies It will make the day and date of
your sale known far antKwida
Checks and Receipts.—There Is a
false Impression prevalent among many
that bank checks do not require stamps.
Others again knowing that receipts are
exempt, give checks in the form of re
ceipts." Many of the banka in the coun
try have also substituted receipts for
checks for counter use, in order to save
the annoyance of using stamps . lu re
ply to a question on this subject the As
sistant Internal Revenue Commissioner
has written a letter, staling that mere re
ceipts used as. substitutes for bank checks
come under the general exemption of re
ceipts, but that if a paper’purporting to
be a receipt contains the names of a third
as payee, or contains negotiable words or
additions, from which it appears upon Its
face to be of the nature of a check, it
should bo stamped as a check.
The Y. M. C. A. of Carlisle, Pa., pur
chased at Sheriff's sale, on Friday, the
10th Inst., the Dickinson Mission Chop
el, situate at the North-east end of town,
for $9OO. We understand that that -asso
ciation has been keeping up a mission
work and Sabbath School in it for the
asl year at their own expense, and hav ß
raised $OOO prluolpially among them
selves. and $5O proceeds of an oyster sup
per. We congratulate these young men
in their noble and praiseworthy enter
prise, and trust that the public will,aid
them in raising the balance of the
money, so that the association may not
feel embarrassed in their work, but
continue to carry on the good wmk
until the whole town may feel its hap
py influence, 1
Court Proceedings.— The following
cases were disposed of at the Court of
Quarter Sessions, last week :
Com. vs. Moses Brown. Assault and
battery, resisting au officer. Truo bill.
Prosecutor and defendant each to pay
half the costs.
Cora. vs. John Bheeley. Seduction,
fornication and bastardy. True bill—
settled.
Com. va. Henry Rupp. Fornication
and bastardy. True bill. Recognizance
forfeited. ?
-Com. vs. L. Dougherty. Fornication
and bastardy. True bill. Recognizance
forfeited. Defendant to pay to Matilda
C. Brlcker, the prosecutrix, §lO, lying in
expenses, and 60 cents per week for 7
ji.ira, to be paid quarterly, a flue of six
cents and costs of prosecution, and In
demnify the Court against the mainte
nance of the child, and enter Into a re
cognizance in the sum of §lOO, condl
ditloned to comply with the sentence of
the Court.
Com. vs. John J. Henry, Desertion.
Defendant to pay to Forbftllm Henry, his
wife, the sum of two dollars per week, In
quarterly payments, for her support un
til the further order of the Court; that
he pay the costs of these proceedings,
ami give baii ia the sum of §2OO for his
compliance with this order.
Com. vs. George A. Brenner. Fornica
tion and bastardy. True bill—settled.
Com. vs. Mrs. Brown, Kate Minnicb,
Emma Mcßetb. Keeping disorderly
house; selling liquor without license;
selling liquor to minors, &c. True bill—
continued.
Com. va. Mrs. Harlau, Georgians Har-
lan. Belling intoxicating liquors with
out license. Bill ignored as to Mrs. Har
lan ; a true bill os to Georgmoa Harlan
continued. .
Com. va. Mrs. Harlan, Genrglana Har-
lan, Keeping a bawdy bouse, disorderly
bouse, &c. Bill ignored ns to Mrs. Hur
lan. True bill as to Georgiana Harlan—
continued.
Com. vs. Geo, McCarty. Perjury. Bill
Ignored. Win. Anderson and John Gib
Ole, prosecutors, to pay costs of prosecu
tion.
Com. va. Ann Jefferson. Larceny.
Nolle prosequi entered.
Com. vs. John Campbell. Bigamy.
BUI ignored, and Jos. Wllsou, prosecu
tor, to pay costs. Recognizance of Wil
son forfeited.
Com. va. John Boyer. False pretense.
True bill.
Com. vs. Morrison Weary, Jos Duey,
A, Weary. Malicious mischief. Bill
ignored. John Barricka, prosecutor, to
pay costs.
Com. vs. Mrs. Von Heilen.
house, disorderly house, &c. True bill—
continued.
Com. vs. Catharine Minnich alias
Kate Miupich. Bawdy house. True
bill—continued.
Com. vs. James Bell, Benj. Smith,
Edward Perftuler. Assault and battery
True bill. Sentenced to county jail for
30 days, to pay a fine of 0 cents and costs
of prosecution.
Com. va. H. Cunningham. Assault
and battery. BUI ignored and Jos. 0.
Johnson, prosecutor, to pay costs.
Com. vs. H. Walters and A. Robin
son. Surety of the peace; case dismissed,
and prosecutor to pay the costs.
Com; vs. John Jacoby. Surety of peace.
Defendant to enter into recognizance in
the sum of $2OO to keep tbe peace for
one year, and to pay coats of prosecution.
Com. va. George Wetzel. Selling liq
uor to intemperate persons. BUI ignored,
and Wm. A, Noble, proseertor, to pay
costs. Recognizance forfeited. .
Com. vs. Charles Hargrave. Assault
and robbery. True bill ; guilty Of assault
only. Sentenced to county Jail for sixty
days and pay costs.
Com. vs. John Umberger, Elias B. Eys-
Jacob Wagoner, Directors of the
Poor. Neglect of duty; true bill—con
tinued.
Com. vs. B. P. Bmeitz. Securing pro
perty from creditors. True bill ; nol
guilty; prosecutor to pay costs.
Com. vs. Michael Darr, Ellas Darr.
Disturbing religious meeting; true bill;
Recognizance forfeited.
Cbm. vs, Philip Prltch. Selling liquor
on Sunday ; permitting same to be drank
on premises; selling liquor without li
cense; selling to minors, Ac. True bill
as to selling beer on Sunday aud to ml>
iors—continued,
• Com. vs. Mary Beiliug. Fornication,
adultery. True bill; plead guilty to the
..charge of foruloallou. Nolle prosequi
entered as to the other charge. Defen
dant to pay a flue of six cents and costs.
Com.,vs, David Reed. Larceny ; true
bill; ignored.
Com. vs. Johu Beating, Jos, Solomon,
John My£rs. Horse stealing; true bill.
.John Sealing, one of the defendants, pled
guilty. Sentenced to the Eastern Peni
tentiary for the period of two years and
throe mouths, and restore the property
stolen, or pay the value thereof, and to
pay a fine of one dollar aud coats of pros
ecution.
Com. vs. Ann Hall. Assault and bat
tery. Bill ignored—county to pay costs.
Com. vs. Chas. Corntnan. Assault aud
battery. Bill Ignored—county to pay
coats.
JUEY LIST.
Traverse Jurors.
TUIUD WEEK.
Robert Allison
John Boyd
George Cluj
Solomon Cnrlstlelb.
C. E. Clark
Samuel Diehl,
William Duuor.
John B. Kberly.
James Finney...
Samuel H. Gould
.1. A. Grabam
Charles Garvor
Harvoy GutahaU
Mode Gr1f1ith........
Eli Hortman
David Hays.
Samuel H. Kerr.
John A. Kellor...
James Miller
Solomon Moliier,
John Morrison
James M’Carler...
Peter Mlnich
John (i , Miller...
George Naugle....
John Newcomer
Adam Orris
Silver Spring
Carlisle
.West Pennsborough
....♦ Dickinson
A. B. Pague
HamnolO. Rhoads.
Somuol Spangler...
George Blurry
Edihond Sbapley...
Johu Biles
MeohaHlcsburg
.West Pennsborough
BUlppensburg
Hopewell
Newvllle
Alexander Tnrman..
David Voglesong
W. H. Woodburn
The Purest and Sweetest Cod-
Livnr Oil is Hazard & Caswell’s, made
on the sea shore; from fresh, selected
livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York. It is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to all others. Physicians have deci ■
ed it superior to any of the other oils
in market. Nov. 28,12 w.
business notices.
Fall and Winter
COYLE BROTHEHa
Wholesale Notion House,
No. 24 South IluuovOr Street, Carlisle,
During the season they intend to keep lu
Block a general lino of Woolen und Buck goods,
Gout’s Underwear, Ladles, Gent's, Misses’ und
Childrens’ Hosiery, Scarfn und Wristlets.Gent’s
Buck Gloves, Gauntlets and Mitts; also, will
bavo conatuntly on bands a line of Suspenders,
Hoad Nets, Linen and Colton Handkerchiefs,
Cotton Hosiery, Neck Ties, Fancy Bows, Paper
Collars, Cuffs, Slatlouary, Tlo Yarn. Wrapping
Paper, Paper Bags, Drugs, Fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil and Perfumery, and an endlOM variety of
nick-nacks In general
1872-
IP you want Coal that will glvo you satisfac
tion go where n full stock of all the standard
Coals are kept. Nono recommended but the
best. Call at yards of Ai H, BLAIR & SON.
Nlco/reah Chooao at Moans', No. 7 8 S-' Hano
ver street. May9-tf. •
Prime Honey, Vinegar,- Sweet Cider, Amorl
can Swoltzor Cheese, at Humrlch’a.
wish Itdistinotly understood that I do
not sell Pittsburg bat COLUMBIA OIL. which I
guarantee to equal Pittsburg oil in every par
ticular. GEO.B. HOFFMAN,
N. B.—The trade supplied lower than by any
otaer house in Cajltslo, and If oil does not prove
satisfactory return at my expense.
Just received,*a fresh lot of Cranberries, Co
co emits, Oranges, Almonds, Ac., at Humrlcn's
AS'-Havlng recently purchased a Popper Mill
I am now prepared to oiler a pure article of
ground Pepper, which I can warrant to bo pure
as It is ground under my own supervision, and
wIU forfeit the sara of TWENTY DOLLARS mr
tho slightest detection of adulteration.
2Snov72tf
HOW TO GO WEST. This. Is on Inquiry
Which every one shonld have truthfully an
swered before ho starts on bla Journey, and a
little care taken In examination of Routes will
In many cases save much trouble, time and mo
ney
The “C., B, & Q, R. R.,” running from Chicago,
through Galesburg to Burlington, and the “1.,
B. A W. Route,” running from Indianapolis,
through Bloomington to Barilngton, have
achieved a splendid reputation in tho last two
years as the leading Passenger Routes to the
West. At Burlington they connect with tho B.
A M. R. R. and form tho great Burlington route,
which runs direct through Southern lowa to
Nebraska and Kansas, with close connections
to California and the Territories; and passen
gers starting from Carlisle, on their way West
ward, cannot do better than to take the Bur
lington Route..
This line has published a pamphlet called
“How to go West,” which contains much val*
uablo Information; a largo correct map of the
Great West which can be obtained free of charge
by addressing the General Passenger Agent B
A M,’ R. U, Burlington, lowa,
In every quarter of the Globe where
it Is known, mid there are few .indeed where it
is not, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
Lakes precedence of all similar preparation}
Its trauscendant merits have .obtained for it a
popularity seldom reached by any proprietary
medicine, in its infancy the fiat ol Its success
was pronounced in the wide-spread endorse
ment which it received from physicians, veter
ary surgeons, horsiiHeu and the public general
ly. No onq now Iblaks of questioning Its claim
to be considered the standard Liniment ol
America.
Castoria.-t-A. substitute for Castor
Oil—a vegetable preparation containing neither
Minerals, MOrphluo nor Alcohol. It is pleasant
to take, does not. nauseate, and ©Derates when
. all other remedies fall. Dr. Pitcher has experi
mented fifteen years in producing a preparation
more efficient than Castor Oil, without Its hor
rid taste. The Cas'toria regulates the system;
cures constipation, stomach ache, croup and
flatulency, and kills worms. It does not distress
or gripe. By Its quieting, soothing effect it pro
duces natural steep, and is particularly adapted
to crying and teething chlldreu.
We desire Physicians to-test this article, and
will forward three bottles gratis to the address
of any one so authenticated. Insist that your
druggist order it for you. It cosls but 50 cents,
and one bottle will save many doctor's bills.
. AN article that is at once teeth pro
server and breath purifier, and yet so pleasant
and convenient to use, its exceeding popularity
does hot surprise any one. Time has fully es
tablished the fact that the SOZODONT possesses
these excellent qualities in an eminent degree.
It has ICglmalely acquired the right to a posi
tion upon every toilet table.
Spalding’s Glue, always up to sticking point
JACOB XAVINUBTOjn;
Wholesale Tobacco & Segars,
No. 27 North Hanover Street,
Prices as low as in Philadelphia or BalUmo
April 25, 1872—1 y.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected weekly Ojj J. H. Hosier & Hro.
Carlisle, January 21,1873
89 CO
8 W
a 09
1 K 0
FAMILY FLOUR
superfine flour
RYE ELOUR -
WHEAT WHITE •
WHEAT RED
RYE - - *
CORN - - -
NEW CORN
OATS
OLOVERSEED
TIM'JTHYSEED
FLAXSEED -
CARLISLE PROVISION MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Geo. B, Bqffman <£ Son
ClAiu.iNTiG, January 21, 1873.
BUTTER
EGGS
LARD
TALLOW
BEESWAX -
BACON HAMS -
do SHOULDERS
, do SIDES „ •
BEANS per bus.
RAGS
DRIED APPLE.
UNPARED PEACHES
PARED do
PITTED CHERRIES
FLOUR
SUPERFINE
EXTRA
EXTRA FAMILY
RYE
BUCKWHEAT
RED WHEAT
WHITE do
CORN <
OATS
DeHaven & Bro.,
to SOUTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA
& o'clock P s£. Phila, x Jan. 14, 1873
» U ,Il7 *
nrs nfi
m ii3K
iuU
n;rv
luy, ihm
m<Z mU
v tuft lit#
lU)i IN7,s
*• s’s, in-iox i usi in
U. B.SO Yearfi ptr tout, Cy.. 113 H3» ; f
Gold. , U'i' I U-J' i
silver. 108 mo
U. Pacific It. U. Ist Mori. Ponds, 8-U<» f K l ?*
Central Pacific 11. R. j 00? v
Union Pacific Land Grant Hondo 76’ , 77
New U. S.s’s ot 1881,
U.B. 6’B of ’Bl.
" ’fl2, not called
“ 'B3, tat called
“ '62. 2d call
f ’82,3d cull
Carlisle
.Mifflin
Frankford
.Mifflin
Carlisle
Southampton
.North Middleton
Lower Allen
Lower Allen
Carlisle
Newvllle
....Penn
Silver Spring
.South Middleton
Middlesex
SblppeuHOxrg
South Middleton
Carlisle
Dickinson
?, ...Upper Allen
Dickinson
HENUY-HANDSHANV.-On the llllti of Nov.
in Newvllle, by tho Rev. J. C. Smith, P. E., Mr
John L. Henry to Mlhs Emma S.. youngest
(laughter of John llandshaw, Esq.
BEARING—WIT.MFH.—On tho Kilh Inst., hy
Rev. C. S. Albert, at the residence of the bride's
lather. J. L. Bearing, of Mechanlcshurg, to Miss
Kate Wltraer, ofCurUsle.
.Carlisle
Frflnkford
.Now Cumberland
..south Middleton
Penn
• DIXON.—In this borough on Friday evening,
(be luth Inst., Mrs. Christiana Dixon, in the Win
year ol her age.
FLEMING.—On the morning of the 12th Inst.,
at tho residence of her son, In Philadelphia,
Mrs. MurUia Fleming, widow of the late John
Fleming, agedslxty-twoyears.
She was a fond and devoted mother, a loving
sister, a kind and good friend, and a most de
vout Christian. She has gone “To that rest that
remains for the people of God.”
TRITT.—In Penn township, of Diphthera, Dec.
2,1«72, Ida O. Trill, aged 5 ycats, (i months ami
7 days, child of Jacob U. and Ha rah A. Tntt.
1873.
If wo draw nigh
To Him, on btgb,
We will see Ida stand
At God’s right hand.
GEO. B. HOFFMBN,
41 and 8S Pomfret HI
SPECIAL, NO TICES .
Carlisle, Fa,
MARKETS,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
Saturday January 18.
. ... S') IN)
. . . • 5»»
7 (HI
. . . i in)
..• . 5 m
percwt . l lii
CLOSING PRICES,
’65, no
MARRIED.
DIED.
Our dear love,
lias down above;
To God’s lights
Site took her flight,
To God’s own home,
Her spirit wont;
For us there’s room.
If we repent.
Pray God to take,
For Jesus’ sake.
Our souls Above,
To meet our love.
Bbe shines more bright
Than slurs at night;
With Christ above,
Whom angels love*
Whore children slug,
To Christ our Ring;
We need not fear,
lie'll always hear.
TRITT.—In Penn township,of DlphHiern, Do
11, 1172, Ida L. IVttt.nged 7 years, I monthando
U days, child of John 8. and riarah J. TrUt. ■
Our lllllo'ldahas taken her flight.
Up to our Saviour thatdwcllo<li In light;
For Ida Is nearer than angel* to God,
Forangols are the servants cf the Lord.
Hwcet lltllo Ida has left us here below.
To prepare to meet her in Heaven, when wo go;
Now let us all begin to serve tho Lord on high.
80, when our days arc ended, wo will meet her
In the sky.
Tho Lord has seen flt to toko our sweetest child,
For our lltllo Ida was very meek and mild ;
Ho took her up to Heaven to meet John and
Hl*
Into a world of light, of happiness and bliss.
The angels they Inherit and sing around God’s
throne 2
So lot u* servo tho Lord and ho will tnkous
homo;
So when our days of troubleand trials are o’er,
WowPlmeot our children on Cutiau’s happy
shore.
■Nrln gUfflertisrments.
RHEEM’S HALL
POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY
FRIDAY, FEB. 7,1873
TWO PERFORMANCES UAI I. V
Afternoon at 3, Evening at 8.
Doors open at 2 and at 7 o’clock.
SYLVESTER SLEEKER.
' - Tho Great Original and Renowned
GEN. TOM THUMB and WIFE.
COMMODORE NUTT and
MISS MINNIE WaIUIEN,
J USX BETBR'NEO TO AMERICA
aflei a
Hirer, T car’s lour Around the World.
WIU appear In n variety ol
FASCINATING PERFORMANCES
NEW AND ELEGANT COSTUMES.
Magnificent Diamond, Ax\
Popular Prices:
Admission. Only 23 Cents j
C’HILIJBBM under 1(1 Years (,i Corns
A Few FrontSvats 50 Cents
Children under iu lo From .-jeuls CeuU
Jun £3*3t
•OKU. MITCHfc.LL, AdESr.
gEST THING IN THE WEST!
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE R. R,
THREE MILLION ACRES !
fStiuuOiX iu and near (hr. AtiKAKUAS VALT.K
P‘incn(’l‘ortioii of Kama*.
Kloven Years' Credit. Seven Per Cent. Interest
22 1 /, por cent; reduction to settlers ,
who Irnpprovc.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS
THE FACTS about this Grant are—Low Prices,
Long ('milt, nm! a rebate to settlors of ncai ly
one-fourth ; a Kish Soil, and a splendid Cli
mate ; «h,ovt and mild wlators; early planting,
and no wintering of Stock; plenty of Rainfall,
and just at the season; Coal.Ht«,»no and Brick on
the uuo ; Cheap Hates on Lumber, tyml, &o.; no
lands owned by Speculators; Homestead and
Pre-empllniiH now abundant; a Urst-class i\all
road on the lino of a great-Thorough Rome;
PropucW wIU pay for Land and Improvements.
IT IB THE BEST OPPOU'JTNITY EVER OF
FERED TO THE PUBLIC, through the recent
omplotlon of the Uuncl. ,
•'or Circulars ami general Information, address
A. E. TDUZAUN,
Manager Lund Don’t.
Topeka, Kan*
Jan2‘),li»73-ytu
ASriFGftKE'B NOTICE. — Whereas.
Jahn-Boltenborgor, > r.‘, o%Sonth Middleton
township, Cumberland county, by a voluulitry
deed of assignment, conveyed to the undersign
ed, (residing in Carlisle,) all his oroperty,real,
personal and mixed, for the bem-11l of his cred
itors. Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said party, to settle the sumo with the
subscriber immediately, and those having
claims will also present the same, without de
lay. to H. K. PEPFIOII,
Jan 23-31 Asaigncr.
Assignees notice. - wiumta.
M. Michael and Philip Rumulnger, trading
as me llrm of Michael & Ensinmgor; of Carlisle,
Cumberland county, by u'voluntary deed «f as
signment, bearing dale Nov. ‘29 1*72, conveyed
to the undersigned all their real, per*
Nonulund mixed, for too henellt of ihulr credi
tors. Notice Is hereby given lo all parties In
debted to said llrm. tosoitio the same with Urn
subscriber immudlntoly, and those having
claims will present the same without delay to
THEO. (/VUNMAN,
Assignee,
Jan 23-3 t
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
• Notice Is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration on the esiato of Michael 0 lMtzhnov>
or. late of the borough of Carlisle, Cumberland
county. Pa., deceased, bavo heed grunted to the
undersigned, residing In said borough of Car
lisle, -VII persona therefore having claims or
demands against the estate ul the said decedent,
are requested to mnlce the Hamo’Unown to the
said undersighed without delay, and those In
debted will make payment Immediately,
‘ A. BuSLER,
Jan23*ol’* Administrator,
THE Oumherlaml County Agricultural
Koclety will nold their next regular meeting
•m Monday, February Bd, at 11 o'clock, in the
Arbitration Chamber. LEWIS P. LYNE,
2.yuu2t Secretary,
iUdtecfllanponsi
QRPHaJN’S COURT SAX.E ' "
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND!
By virtue of an order from the Orphans'Cnurt .
of Cumberland county, the undersigned, Guar
dian of Daniel • Powell, minor oihd of Daniel
Powell, dec'll., will expose to public sale, on Hie
promises, In the horbiign' of Now Cumberland,
on
WEDNESDAY, THE sth of FEBRUARY, 1873,
■it rl o’clock, A. M., ft LOT OF GROUND contain
ing So fi-el lu front and iso met In depth, and
having thereon eroded a TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN, and BACK
UP ILDINUS.
Terms-of sale; Ten percent, cash when the
properly Is sUrlcken oil'; the balance of one
third on the Ist day ol April, 1573, when deed
will be made and’ possession given.and one
third on too (listday of April, IST I. with iniorest
from tlie Ist of April. Ib7d. The remaining one*
third Is to remain In the property dm lug (ho
life of Mrs. Clara Powell, widow of Daniel Pow
ell. dedeased. DANIEL JIE.VBrtK.
JuniO-St Guardian.
EXFCUTOIV.S NOTICE.-Noijctj is
hereby given that letters testamentary on
die estate of Jacob Hquler, late of the Borough
of Carlisle, dccM,. have been granted to the un
dersigned, residing In said borough. Notice is
hereby given to all persons Indebted to make
payment, and those having claims io present
them fur sett lenient to .1. W. EBY,
Jaul«j,72—lit* Ixec.utor.
NOTICE la hereby (riven that an ap
plication lias been made to tho Court of
Common Pleas, of Cumberland county, lor a
Charter of Incorporation (or "THIS »>Ui) FF.L*
‘ nV’H JIALL ASSOCIATION’ OF BILVEU
’IUNCt .TOWNSHIP,", and that said
mrler will bo granted by said Court on Mom
iy, the Hill day of April, lf»7;l, unless auillclent
so against said Charter he shown.
THKO. COUNMAN,
Ad'}/. /or Applicants.
NOTICE
.lanlG—:>t
N the mutter of the estate ot J. W
Cornmiin, lalo of Silver' do
ccusod.
ThoHuditor appointed by the Orphan s' Court
Cumberland cmmiy to distribute the balance
in the hand*of William Hensemnu. smvlvlng
Admlnmtraior of tho said estate, will meet the
parties Interested lor the purposes of his «p
-polnlmcnliit tils oiilco. in Carlisle, on Wednes
day, thooth day of February, A. D„ ls7jJ, at 11
o'clock, A. M. • F. K. BELTZHOUVER,
lllanTJWt A mlilor.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Whereas.
John Finnic, of Carlisle. Cumhorlnnd comi
ty, i'ii , h.v vuinnturv deed of assignment, hear
ing date neccmher 20, 1K72, conveyed To the un
dersigned all his property, real, personal and
mixed, lor the benefit of his creditors, ftotloo
is hereby given to all persons Indebted to said
parly, to settle the same without dehiv, and
,e having claims will also present the same
jiMtlateiy. IiCINJ. CYANIC.
UENIIY BAXTON,
n 0 7JWU
NOTICE.
.NHJco is hereby given that iuiicrs te>ta
nuMiiary on the estate of Henry A, uy«>rs, hue
of smith Middleton towiiHhln, deceased. have
been grunted to Iho undersigned, residing in
Pnjtvruuvu. All persons knowing themselves
to he indebted thereto, are requested to make
pay . etiMminecliately nml those having claims
will present them lor settlement.
WM. B. BUTI.EK,
Ecceuior
CATE NOTICE
:f ill'**
>niU;o In hereby given that loiters of Adnitn
<.! ist lon on the estate of Ualduserttelcert, lute of
;11 nnrougli of Carlisle. dec'll., have been giant*
•) the undersigned, residing in Hie sumo
i •. All persons indobtod to tho said estate
■ eqiU'nled lo muko payment Immediately,
. i Hkiho having oUUmn uuiiinsL Ihu übluto Will
si» present mem for seltTHnent. .
IUiIHA.UA. EOICKRT,
Aflntimslmlnr.
;|uu7;W»t
NOTICK.—Notice lu
11j heioby given timt letters testamentary on
iTjp will ol Sunmel lender Into of North Mid
■lJolou township, fumherland county, dec r U.,
have brim Issued to the undersigned Ivseculor,
residing in Uio Mimii township. All persons
Knowing IhoniKolveH Indebted uru retjtio.sted to
timlio payment without delay ; and those
having claims will present thorn forwoitieinout.
WM, F. HWIUEK,
Atcdor.
Ittr)oc72-Cl
; row, Hi, row.
Pall and Winter Dry Goods at
Duke & Burkholder's
The Largest Stock I The Greatest Variety !
At tho Lowest Prlcesovor offered to tho public. Call and make a personal examination
of ihls stock, and wo will convlnccyon that this is true. Wo have all the now and
fcate Style Dress Deeds 1
VELVETEENS In every shade at tho very lowest prices.
BLACK ALPACAS IN ALL THE BEST BRANDS.
SHAWLS in all the new styles.
White and Colored Blankets, Ac. Flannels In all colors and qualities, at bid prices.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Overcoatings,
and Sauinots of the best qualities and nobbiest styles. In this lino of Goods we cannot bo
excelled. It will do you good lo seo them. Call and see the whole stock and bo convinced
that wo sell cheap.
sept. 20, is 72. DUKE & BURKHOLDER, North nauovor sl, cnmsio
J. S, T.
.Manager.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
D. A. SAWYER,
N.E.Cor.Public Square,,
Has opened a large and choice assortment of goods suitable for
•Christmas. Presents !
Embroidered, Plnin, Hemstitched and Mourning Handkerchiefs. Em
, broldered I Iron Pets, Linen ColIa>« and Ciiflk. Real and Imitation Lace Collars and
Handkerchiefs, nil the latest designs, allow prices,Handsome Nubias. Scarfs. Tie* Nan
kins, Tidies, Gloves, Ac. * .
■GREAT BARGAINS!
In Ladies’ and Children’s Purs !
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF '
FAIL & WINTER DRESS GOODS
I wi.i, oiler great inducements to buyers for the next sixty davs in
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, FURS. BLANKETS, MAR
SEILLES QUILTS, 1 “
Cloths and Cassimeres,
£>,jsa uce mlr 6, 9 c ‘ k - Ak 1,11 our goods have been purchased at CASH
I RILES you Win And It to your Interest to examine our stock before purchasing else
uneie, oh wodeiy competition in prices, and yon can mivo money
. D. A. SAWYER,
JWswUaneous
.’on years of u public. tost has
»rovcd Dr. Crook’s WJNEOF
'AH to huvc more moiiltlmn
ny similar preparation ever
ilTured to the public. It Is
Ich in the medicinal quail*
les of Tar, and unequalled
jr diseases of the 'IHKOAT
N U LUNGS, . performing
»o most remarkable cures.
rlliiCtually cures nllCoughs
id Colds. - It has cured bo
■ any cases of Asthma and
rouchitls that it has been
renounced ft specigo to r
icsocomplaltits. For Pains
i the ureust. lildo or Back,
ravel or Kidney disease,
senses of the Urinary Gr
ins, Jaundice, or any Liver
iraplalnf It has no equal.
i^DlO.
ami ail Restores the Appetite*
-n/r*n* —. , - Strengthens the System,
I VI I II *1 T"l O V*TT linnH CS I Restores the Weak and Debilitated,
X*X.XXXXJLi.t?X V \JUUvIO • Causes the Pood to Digest,
.m ~Ao-r Rem oven Dy spopslft and 1 udlgestlon,
wllhout reserve, AT AND BELOW COST. Pres’ouis Malarious Kevcrs,
N. B. Combings made Into Switches, Chlg- Gives tone to your System,
nous, Curls, «tc. We will do up Combings at *
Half Price, and insure our work,
JautW-U ■
Selling off at Less Thao Cost!
At Madame Rote’s,
*5 S. Hanover Street, Carlisle .
Thfi FALL AND WINTER , MILLINERY
GOODS. Wo will soil .
HATS,
HON NUTS.
FEATHERS.
VELVETEEN,
SILK VELVET.
CORDED HI LKS
AND BATINH.
Opr TO S2O PER I)AY-f Agents wanted I A 1 (
cpt)cl«HfiPH of working persons. of either sex [
.vonim or old, make more mnnov at work for us
in their spare moments; or all the time, than at
anything else. Particulars free. Address 0-.
Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine, ]2sopt72ly
T I«T OK SALKS TO BE CALLED
1 1 By N: H. MOOltti. AUCTIONEER:
.faiiuary 23 Wm. P.Stuan.south Middleton.
February 9, 1373—Mrs. John oyor, Dlckln-on.
. - 15. T. G. Wolf, South. Middleton
“ is, Adam Puget, Fr mkford.
“ 19, J. Qlnter, North Middleton.
u 20, James Stuart, S. Mlddli ion.
“ 21. George Rahu, S. Middleton,
M 22, . John Trltt, Penn.
, “ 21, Sam'l Spangler, Dickinson.
** 25, 'Louis Bishop, Penn.
“ 29, Bam*l Flckes. DloUlnson.
* " 27 Jacob Goodyear Dickinson.
“ 28 David Wlddera S. Middleton.
March 1 J/ L. Uaudsbew Penn.'
-V Henry H. Keeney is. Mlddle'n,
• ** -1 George Shafer Dickinson.
11 5 Allck Bishop Penn.
“ 0 John Donor PO4 n.
•" 7 F. W. Seurlght H. Jlllddloton,
“ ‘ f» Jacob Shuttle Adams county.
“ 10 • Dim’l Uifo South Middleton.
“ 11 Wm, Adams West Ponnuburo,
“ 12 J. A. shotron S. Middleton.
“ 13 Nathaniel Martin Dickinson.
“ It David Martz Dickinson.
•* i.) *• •• lk
“ 17 U r f»». Ferree Penn.
“ IS Jacob \Vh**arv N. Middleton.
*' 20 Keller Moll South Middleton.
'* 21 David Zug Ptiini
22 Adam Fugot Fmuklord twp.
“ 29 Pierson Clark Penn, .
Jan 9 73.
CARLISLE LAND ASSOCfATION.
The annual meeting oft his msoclatloh will
Do Held at the otlleo of A. L. Spongier, ICsq.-ln
this borough, on the first Saturday of Febiuary,
a. n.. I STS, it. being the first day of said month, at
7 o'clock, I*, m. C. P. uDMRICH,
JunhKa 6'cc’ry.
jgfOUSK AMD LOT FOB HALE.
A comfortable TWO-STORY BRICK DWEL
LING HOUSE AND LOT situated on the north
Mdo of West Pomfret street, Carlisle, the re.ii
denco of the late Jacob squler, deceased,adjoin*
log property of the Miss Maglulses. f,ot iSO by
21 leet to Church Aliev. Will he ofTuied at pri
vate sale uutlll satcuday. the l. r iih of FnimtJ*
ary, next. If not sold, will then bo ollercd at
public Hale at the County Court House, al 1 1 o’,
dock. a. 3r. Terms reasonable. Apply to Mrs.
M. Bonier, on the premise*, or to
J. W. EBV,
JCxivulvr. .
JuulO 5l«
IM the matter of the District Court of
tboUnlted States, Eastern District of Penno.;
Jolm 8. l»ougbor»y, of Nowvllle, County of
Cumborlmul u bankrupt. having petitioned- for
his oiscli trge.a meeting of creditors will bo lioid
on Wednesday, the firm day of February, lH7d,
at 2 o’ciook, i*. an. before Ucglster Chun. A. Hur
nett, at bis otllco, in (bo Com t bouse.nt Car isle,
Cumberland county; Pa., when and where the
examination of the bankrupt may bo finished,
and any business of meetings required by soc
tlons 271 h and Zsih of the Act of Congress,trans
acted.
A hearing wPI also bo held on Wednesday,
the Kith day of February, 1873, before the Court.
■nt Philadelphia, at 10 o’clock, a. si., when mul
where parties Inlutested muy show oanso
against the dlsclmrao. CIIA9. A. HAKNETT,
JaniO-Ot Jieglsler,
sale.
OF VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE
V K RSONAIi . P U O 1* K U T Y.
The undersigned, assignee of John Hollonhorg
er, Hon,, of. Smith Middleton township for the
benefit of creditors, will expose to public sale,
on tho premises, In said township, on '
THURSDA f, tilkQtii or Ffiimt/AItV/ISTS,
A VALUABLE PABM!
coutntnlue 60 Acres, more or less, having there
on eroded u good two story Stone live g
House, anew Frame Hank Hum, and all •
nesov.ary outbuildings. The land Is limestone,
of a very superior quality, and under good cul
iHatmii, and good f> iices. It Is Miniated on tho
Lisburn road, on the west Hide of the ridge,
about ;i miles from Carlisle, convenient to
schools, inurliet, stores. Ac.
Also, on tho same day will be sold: One horse,
one reaper, one wagon, one grain drill,s ha .
ploughs.Hhovel ploughs and cultivators, lot o|
corn, wncut, huy, one corn shollor. 50 posts,
household and kltcheu furniture.'Ac., Ac.
Kuio to commence ui 10 o’clock, a; w. Alton
ilanoe will he given and terms made known
on tho day of sale by 11. K. i'EFFICK
Junto .'it jissir/nce.
I* OST.— The following Borough Onlera,
Lilssued by Council of Carlisle, in ISTO. have
icen lost:
No. 181, 825.00.
*• IKi. i 3 00.
** ISS, 60 00.
“ !«!♦, 60.1X1.
*• 190, JOO.OU.
Notlco Uhcreby given that application will bo
made to the Council for duplicate ordo.u for Hie
above ' it*
AH H L A Nt> now
under the direction and control of the sub*
Hcrioor, aU nentunn (Ictnmiu lo purchawo lota In
it tor burial pcrpuHeu, or wishing any intormu
lion, can be accomuionulo 1 by culling on her
at her reuldence, on ICust High htreei. neatly
opiiohUoiho tlenlz House, or t»y calling ul Iho
oflicu of the lute Wm. M. Penrose, in lUieem'H
Hull. V. M. PfrIMUOHE.
Hnov73iyr*
■QR. CROOKS WINK OF TaR !
3jun73—lyr
That, Pale, Yellow. Sickly-'- _
Is chunk'd to
Those IHseime*. of ihe f*t
i'lmltih'ii, li’*.! ‘(Oi ,im>’
removed. SIK-liy.' ;. s.*.|*o'** <
<>l‘ flu* *Wi TO .*>«,:> it.;. J I .f*r,.
Old Koif*. •<> ,i* .no ..i 111, •,> ii
dwindle me) -;.i i; ■ •-n ni.'h i ii- Influence.
In fact it uil: >’ ■.•■.'l, >i'i{ cure
yon mini* c|u .n'\ 1 . or • i \ , i .1 rl other
preparation*. <• xv. a :is;:: It. i« mi
ni re's own n -i. <• m. h..,,. 0.-.vd of iron
combined v.-it
I’oUe Rom ut\ •i• .1
lies It wl:i «*n .
Sfmiitfnu r>“
cmiM' I' loot 0..,«.
in I.linl-- i. : <*i •
ken o ‘o . .
iin* nil ■ >. *
IHIr ii . . . i
Ir .*; • I f • •» •
* ‘ . ~
.* ; . -i- a..) pio».. ni*-H of
I L . <•*■;• I,|•* fp| ,U-
C'..«<>ll.<* "I |,OO.g*
. i;tii'iin<ii>l*m, Ihtioa
> bio>
' - O.T")*OWIMK,
I •. •,» i*i s,i phi.
i »■ ;.u a
iMLA.TCQLEY’H
Improved i.ucumber Wood
5 ® Pump, Tasteless. Durable. EIU
— S sclent ami Cheap. The bo**t
Pump for tholoast money At*
slentlnn |k ecpoelally Invited to
''2U RlutchJey's Patent Improved
Bracket and new Drop Check
ffflO ijValve, which can bewlthdruwn
U,F"*|J(wlthfmt removing the Pump or
the Joint*. Also, tlie
Copper Chamber which neve-
Cl crocks orscnlOH. and will outlast
_ any other, Kor'cmlo by lihfne
£ stnlth & Rupp, Carlisle. Semi
> forCalaloaue nnd price list.
N CHAK. O. Blatciilkv. Mf’r
Hept, 12—1 600 Commerce Sl„ Pillin'
pRT M E
OYSTERS.
R. ALLISON .t HON
h, Ol /' 1 . 1 ! “ m, . ou,, ce to their many old customers,
A. ii t .! ,uvo ™ °P e ned It mr Oyster Saloon
5” * J ,L^ ami are prepared to serve prime
ousters lu any style, snch as fried.stewed, roast*
ed, pan ned, on the half shell, Ao. We have in
RFHT« rVtAN'P f) VV e . sl . Ah, . l^*mont a LADIES*
"’hlch is Ulled up In the most
?hl! 1 1.w1 ,1u , nhuiner. families supplied With
J l ?u\ ln tne nm , rlje U l»y the bushel or
smaller quantities, opened or In the shelf, at
short notice, and *il tne very lowest rates.
It. AJJf.I SuN A SON,
J Ij STERNER <& ism;
Liverv & Sale Stable.
JIKTV KI N HANOVER AND BEDFORD BTS.
IN THE REAR OP THE RENTE HORSE,
Carlisle, Pa.
Having iltlod tip the Stable with now Carri
ages, <60.. we are prepared to furnish flrst-claa*
turn-wilts at lonnounbte rates. Parties taken to
pn*l from t lie Springs.
April ?A, Jb(l7-2y
-6&/
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An Institution for the thorough practical ed
ucation of voung and middle aged mou lor all
depar»tijentsot Commercial life.
The Idesl, largest and most complete prac*
ticul busltiO'H College In America, and the on
ly one having connected with it an actual bus!
ness dopariinoit, conducted on a veritable mo
noy hauls. Patronized by the sous of Merchants
Hunkers, Kurmers, Mechanics and Business men
from all parts of the United states.
S'mJt?cls enu Eufer at any time.
For large descriptive circulars, giving full
pai tlculars. address .1. C. HMITIL A. M
Sept. 10. 1b72 -Smeom. Princloal.
BOOT AND
SHOE STfIBE!
jYo. 4 Mast Main Street .
KOOTB,
SHOES,
GAITERS,
BROGANS,
SLIPPERS
CUSTOM ami MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly done.
AUAM HVBEKT,
No. 4 East Main Btreo
March 3MR73-U
JDu'itcljj) & (Jo’s StbiJcrtiscmciifG.
WANTED. -A reliable and man hi
if good address, tocngngoln a desirable ami
lucrative business producing from t.'j.M
nor ye «r, Address 9. B. FOHD A c.Now York;
Uoatim; Chicago; or San Francisco. S'junlw
T(i BOOICCANVASSERS,—A now way of run
ning n booß. Can 801 l thousands. Addrtfo
.Murray Hill publishing Co'.. IS) litist sMh-si.
Now > ork City,
WANTED, —If you wish to buy a sewing ma
chine for family tap, or act ns agent, audio**
Washington Hewing Machine Co., Boston, Mms.
oJan73-4w
PHYCROMANCY. or HOUL CHAUMINU. How
either sex may lasclnaio andyninlbe Jm-nA
aftecllous of any person they choose Instantly
This simple moulm acquirement all can posse's
free, by nmil, for 25c., together with a marriage
guide, Egyllau Oracle, Dreams. Hints to ladles.
Wedding Night Hlilrt, Ac. A queer book. Ad
dress T. WILLIAM A CO.,Pubs.,l J hlln. I'Jnnlw
i^sAGEN !*& WANTED 'For best selling pic
tures, mans, ami charts/Also, forour-sewing
and linen thread. 8100 to 8200 cleared hv
good, active Agents. Apply at once to D. L.
IQUuerus 'y, Concord, N; 11. pjunlw
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