PiDifßßionat carts J. U. GHAHAM. J. H. GRAHAM *0 SO A 7, Attorneys Sf Counsellors at law, No. II South lluuoTor St., , ’ Carmslk. Pa.- Hon. .T. H. Qram«vm. lute President .Judge of tho Ninth Judlfl'il District. hus ro.nnml the Sroctlce of Hie law, nml RNsofUilMl with him Is sou, J.‘ !l. Graham. Jr. Will practice In the Contis of Cumberland, Per-7 nml .Innlnia Cmui \les. f Urc. /, 'Tt—tf. Tjl E. BEV/rZIIOOVEU, B 'ATTORNEY-AT-LA W A,rt.ttulSLE, PA. on South Hanover .Street, opposite PonU’a dry goods store, lice, 1. isifi. JO.S. RITNBR, Aitofiiey-at-LniVi set. a South Hanover strict, Carlisle. I’u. sSr*Ml buslnoM promptly aile.mlcd to. t “i -lecttons n specially. ' 170r172>y _ rA M Hcs M. WEAKLEY, '' VTH'OItSEY-Vr-LIW •OkfU’E— No., '?! South llaiiovor St., (’atilsU‘. I’a. April VB, 1&72 ly. JOSEPH O. VALE. ATI O It XEY-AT-L.l H I’raclW.es hi Dauph'n uml Cumberland counties. Office m O-nii hmi.-e 'venue. .No :t Kiamei « Building. hi (lit? rear of the .Jewelry cMubll.-' • metu, (.’nrilfU*. La. . a mil ZJ. IS7J—ly. DftS*. MARY L. HALL, lloimoopti thin riivsiclan amJ -Medical ivect ncum Office >oiuh Hanover slice?, ' arlisle. All le male diseases slcilllnly Healed. Jallenlsata dißumoo can consult by mall. Juno H, ls7‘J-ly. Bii. J. H. BKNDKU-, M. P. ■ removed his office to’the Smith West cor ner of South Hanover and I’mnfrcl Streets, di rectly opposite the -tul Presbyterian Church. Carlisle April IS—Ti—U. rjIHEO- CORN.UAN, attorney AT LAW ! No. 18 W»t Mil in sii-eet, C;ir)|.-k', I’a. I'S'AH husincw promptly attcnUcl to. fllebiral Vlliegni- nitlers nrtr m. - . .1 o l‘i,i. j•. . 1., madfi Ilf Poo.' Kiim, Wlu.- hv., IV.-..r Spun? ami Liqiir>f- ; . ilin !m yd, ■'HiL'i.'il, mitl s-icvivnol in i ilmm; ilu lasu*, c.n'ed " J'umc-.." ” AppoU/aM*.’’ 1 Ru-n.il-i-..’ &C,, that k ill tin; lippkr im lo tliniit.vi.no-.-. uui mm but arc a true Mutlicnu;, uVifls > l‘i mu mr native umi and limb.- nf I’ahfnrni.i.ficc fiom nl ! AVi.lmhc Mimni.int- They are the Oitiat tlloinl Pimfivi- nml .1 l,n'"-g-Mn- Principle, a Perfect Rvov.itor a. Imig.n.nc.i i.f 1! 1 System, cmrying oil all [mi-inioii-. mailer ami tv-n.iui the blood to a lu'.ihhv condition, vrinJ.Mg m. u-n e-iin. and invi^oraini"'limli mmd ami bmlv 'J'liey .1;e ea» of adinniistraiimi, | >) om j it in their acinm, t;ei i.nn , u ;!ivi results, safe and reliable in ah Inmis nf tl; e.T-e No Piimon cull (alto 1 lu-sc IJHlrrs „c> nr.- 1 ing to direciinn-t, and lernaht long imUv i, (,•»1 •, <i their bones are not destmved bv ilum-r il pi- -mi m ndn means, and the vital organs v.a-ica Levnn.l the im-i of repair. Dyspepsia or Indlgi sl lon. Head n In-. I',, in the Shoulder*. Cough-, Tightness of the (. he 1. 0 . liness, Sour KriKtnnnnj of the Siom.ah, Ibil I i-i in the Month, IM-mi-s Aimcl. ■. IVlpa.iiimi ..if 11 Heart, InflatymalWof the Lung-. P.r.n in the rcg.oi,* 1 the Rublevs, and a liimdied oihu pmn'ii l -vmpidiii are the iifl'-.pimgs of Dv-pen-na In tbe-e uniipl.i'n it has no equal, am! one bottle v. !l p 1 <*■ • >,- a belter gnai antee of its merits ili.m a lengihv advuin-eincnt. For Fvmiilo Complaints, in unim; m »!• married or single, at (lie tl.iun of wniii.mliooii. <>i il tnrii of life, these Tonic 11 neis ch-plav so tleculed .1 influence that a mail.ed mipnjvcmeijl.it -soon peicej tible. F,oi; Infliliiiiiialiii'}' mid Chronic Etlic-ii niatisill and Gout, Dyspepsia ~| I inlige-iion, llihori-. Uemiilent arid Intelnmo-nt l-Tvci-, Josea-fs of 1 1. • Blood, Liver. Kulnevs and Ilin.Mw, ihe-v Rniei* b,n been 1110-1 sncces-fnl Such Diseases ,m: cnocil 1 Vitiated I'lood, \s 1 1 tli i- by deianv ment of tin; Digestive O'gans Tlivy arc it Gentle Purgnilri' ns will n a Tonic, piis-esMiig also ihe peenn ir incut ot acoi asa powerful agent in relieving. ('migesi ion or lull,m ination of the Liver and Viscetaf Oig.ms, and 111 JS;in >• Diseases .For Slcin DlicnsM, Fmi limn, Teiim. Sa' Klicirni, l»l«ldies Spots, Pimpl.-s, Posimes. P.mU (*., Imodes, Uiii;> wm m-, Ss.t.d Ilu.nl, Smc I.m-s, Ki •ipelAH. licit, Serifs, J)i-C'ilniriln..i' of the Skm, ilin.m i:id Di-ease. ‘if luc Skm, i.l whatever mini! m n.itm ...e hleially dm; up am! < .mud mu of the -.■Mm ii s!i .it innu I,v 1 1 1 u i.-e of Mine P.m-os ()i.- h< v idu i 511J1 ca,os will convince llie moat mdcdn'oiia ol ill curative efTcers,' i.lrimao tli it 'Vlllnfrd Rlooil wli"m-ur » mui il; fin pin .ties bill. slum till I>ii;;li Ibe .sl.m in pimp Kntplioijs, ~r Soies; cleanse it when mu find il ■ strutted and -duooi-ih m the veins : cleanse ii when i tVnil': jour foulmut will tell vim when K <•.*(» the 1/ ~iiru, and ilic he.d'li of ilio ’«.>• uem wi,l . tow Grateful (hoiisnuils piocl.nm \'ir;i'(i,M! 1 TKRs die ino-l wonduilid liivigm ant that cvet stt->t.» the. sinlim? -.vslein Pin, Tape, mid (dlirr Worms, Iml. in- I lie s .•slum of so in:n,v ;lim:>.nn!s, aic elfucin.itij .i < ov'-ji and removed. Savs a d:mv;tusi:->d pin Tl.ei u is -c.uuuly an imliwdn.il upon tl.u face i cat ill whose Inij vis i/vempt fiom iliu pie s mice of w< 1; ii not upon ih- heinhy elements oflhe bodv worms t-\i'd fmt nrion the t|i-ua-ud !nnm>rs and - Icposits dial ,b..-d tliu,-u livnij* nuni'iuis .if d. . No sV'lcm ol Mud cm/', mi vei mthrtjes. no anil.. .ics, w.ll fiuu xl-ic s> .turn fium wmim Uku llie.- Mrrhmilrul Dlsrimes. PciMms em;.v Poms and .Mim,y., midi as Plmnl.eis', I vpe ; r .old !”• urnand Mi.n'i«, a« they ndv nice ml; .<„• ,i.!nto pu td .is of tliu How els, To im-nd i *t ms note a d.i>f ol \V i lam's Vimip. Mt Pin i.l • o • i t.vt'' a week as a P ; cnu* , u Hilioas, |t <-m il I rlit, mid Ini m.d 11 .• a I I‘Vvrr*, which .n? ,o preV.fi.-itl nr ihc va'.'i--, v r • v it n.,is lllion ill*.m the L'nhml Siam*. e - r-U O' I lie M.-s. nido. M.sv.nri, ll'mr, •- ,---M l/mn’.er '.‘i ’ Ait. ii,sis. P id, ( Colorado, . 1.l uidu pi I'.. \ i -M dr.-tf Siv.ii.h.i’ (O” s, i d i i 1 *i V i’|t|| o, \\ !. 11 llluil \a !• ; • .h-'UI o •• . u’. n; ,1. n.ln duinu the ■ <_• 11, a - • .iml ,i -.. ..I lh- I,<|(U-'.. ,i i. .I' <ll >' 111 111 > • • - i.i illV i.oi c«- ii >’ Tl I if , (,ir itn' ] >iu ; .-c I •;. ili In Uli | W' I 1:1 •M'; IIII!• (i , ns 1 1 11' , >\l| -in.'i'ili.v 1 L'liur, . .»... i■ li i c<l I't.n ii;r i■ !i v. )i .i li | In; 1 ">n -I-. .< nei iTiy 1, M...1 1.. t;,u hc.ililiv ImiLUOi •> s»rr<»l"nln. or P.» il,’\Vl..'o s.vvllmß* 1,‘.e,« 1i v .ip' .I', ’iivllli 1 N , 1., CioiiT. Si li/idmo 1..:i •■mu .1,0,1- I il'i'i-ni I ,,;1 .iinllmll ms, Mlm nfi.d M fei linn', ( ) .1 s i;, iiolii.i.s o 1 1 1 iu skin, Son:, Kvv-, • ic.v’r I’. .. ,n hi ,i iilhei c-no lim'ioU il IPs. casus. Wm i; i 's V i -im, >it 11: ilr '• - ha' e sl.o-.vn iliu’*’ ao’e eve-' !>> • Wnliecr', Cit)ifitraiit ViniMfiii milci'N act on all tli.’-c ii••s ip v n. on. I’.y [muiyu.’i the IHood lb v ii-inn. u tK- rii u, ,nl i u sn ! vm” a wav tltu e fuct> of tl.u ii.damjo i mit (;hv W’,- ivnl.n deposit- i die airi-ciutl parts t ucco ; in ai'.'i, and a p-.i in me id t me The prupfii'Mcsj ii Jit; U - , i;'!i’i Vihi’i.aii Mill. S i.li.nru. \ ii.-i.i- • • , Tl»«’ Apurlrur v 1 i I);. W\i ict- V.‘;i { i.f i 11 n jti ii 1 'ii •' > ci - • i • ,• ... - .!• i mi mt kveri, ■ r.il ,u« 11pc» '•! “> u l imi (I >: i.i i • t l u um- "f |{ ! i'!-. I'ew, I i i 1 <! A” .<• ■ !•. Fortify tin* Ihml >• ditycasc I> • im .ill .ts (In: 1, v. ■ \ imi.ii; Kirn i . N-. tj.l deiiiic can i.i’.c lie <i 1 : i • •< -n ihu -t<■> • nnn-.i Ihe iii'cr, tlic i' ■ !.,•••■, the I. <lne\-, ami ihe •I.Vll'- MIME IJJiM-r-llfiM*.—l 'I Il.j I‘.l.'i 11. htjji i 4 *.i <i .i • if Me. if., mmtdit «.! if-” % ci. ; i., io> t j. .1 \ i!i . 11. tl take ~■1 -1-1 ir ■ 1"11fv .m; i iimiim ctl '/( J'Urciy v'C,}ul ,i i. c,, ",i ,n•' 1 l'.iiM .11 II" -'•[‘■i 11 I W U.KI.’K. I' .. .V. It II .UcDONAI.DdbCOo ..I -! ih-n. A';:-. Sill 1 r,niriHO, l ai. . ~i i .. cl \V,i h i ;.•>!, tin! (. ii.ii ,t> 'ii ■'l-. , New Vork. -/ »l .1. I'.V M I, W.U.UsJS \NI> Idl-W.LRS July! 72—ly e3rn fvT \‘jr> '• \> k no vv>" S;',o I 1 t R r O Y N V Tr.ii rule, Vc'.'.;v.- Jiciily-Lcokisr okia I- i•l>i f i J . M 11 i 1..- .I i *•» 1111 •~ "ltd h-illlb 'n > . !» of Mu* Stun, E’lniplos, . r : •!? Jw . 1 i i-npiioiis are i . .i s. i i<‘. iiliilniis Ilihi'iiNi-*! « ‘ ’it. Ml cKiiVb', t-'lrrp*. <» 1 *. ... ;11• J Id jliunur I'UpUllj .. 1 1 , . •! (!}«-. , ■ Ml •Vi Us liillia-mv, !.• ',.i M (,i, .'■> V'mj iiiwf. ’ jimil, and cim '!. ■ -n,* ,-ii\ ■ui • I nil olhoi ‘ WU: *a it! It 1h nu -li. ■ oU,i»li; u.\ycl of Iroii \ • i!i .m;l pioperfh-.H of ■ ' .lUifcnfiU? ijn.ill l< ' i <j-t-oji!<* or liOnu* M ■ - - • v u; .• -i' i. al or iJlncl < >u ■ i . Piling I 1 >. . .ui'.Mt nitons l»ro* I ’“** ' I - I • -.1 11l IHT (llliMlMS, dir. '••• p>i)l)*i. or S.vplil* f' l • ‘ • "■inal lo H. A Ii- >'• ’* ; .-i S OU I>IC. ; Ml 04' fiT3T? Jn another column, jidvwtihement about lOWA ANP JtiißltAfclKA liANnii. JgSTABLrSHED 1810, Carlisle Hardware House. H. .SAXTON & CO. <jR.UI.AM, Hunky Saxton. | J. P. Bixliik, I D. B. ‘Saxt< > - Building, Farm' .garni Mechanics’ Tools and Male al • . Nall, Iron .JS col of all sizes, shapes al kinds. Ha' - , nd an’l Mining Picks, Materia \Ycthe;ill «s Lm>. First Natl nr Buck i>J all other favorite brands In WhIU Le ■ a.d Colors, with a lull assortment of Tubi iors. pure raw and imbed Linseed oil. Coach and Furniture Varnishes, Glass, Ac. Oreasiug and Lubi icating Oils, Cement, Pias ter and silver Sand, Dupont's blasting and spurting powder, Uuns, P .slots and Ainmuul tin n.. Cedar Ware. Kune. Lanterns. Ac. House-Furnishing Hardware Silyer-plaied spoons, Forks ami knives. Ivory and Pearl- handled table and pocket Cut lery. Dodgers A Seymour’s lino Scissors and Shears. Fine GIU Curtain Cornices and Builds, brass stair U'-ds, white and b'ack Curled Hair for Matiesses and I- urmtm e. Green Reps. Hair .-eating, Ac.,'with a lull line ol Upholster Goods. Miscellaneous goods, such as Clothrs Wringers, {hit- bird Cages Driving and (tiding Whips. Ac. s .ie agents for I’lankV'ShifUng Hearn and Kolter Plows al his prices i-br Iffiminlleld A Gibb s Imperial Plows. Tim lust-men Honed are of.a recent introduc tion w.lo this section, which have the advanta ges of a shilling beam and Steel Miear at al most the same prices an the ordinary Cast Iron plows. Solo agenla lor Palmer's Patent Iron Planes. Solo agents for Burnham's Patent Weather Stripping. ‘fills comnlncft both economy and comfort, thin 4 - uglily preventing drafts ol cold air a icm hr itmldusl in summer. Tno price lor stripping an entire house Is more than saved during the winter by the economy ol fuel; it taklugnl least one-lhlid less fuel to produce the same warmth It Is made In walnut, oak and plain white, to. both color and windows, so that It can bcl adap ted to any house. * <ur guilds are bought in large qtmntitles irom ho manuf.icinrcH, mul wit h the aid of our loug experience, are selected with the utmost care ami tmpC vision, and wo would Invite ail who wish to purchase the .best goods at the lowest on.sn r.ues to patronize us. Country merchants will , certainly fltid it 10 heir advantage to call or write,us for qnoiti l<ms before purchasing. ’ t ' ■ . We rciiuun, respectfully, H. SAXTON & (JO., HARDWARE CUTLERI, M I L LL It tfc BO WLII S take thus opportunely of directing the attention of the community ut large,' aml e'very person in purtionlar, to their recently replenished stock ol no: jl' m m wins. They studiously avoided Investing dm* ng the lilgh prices, and patiently waited the falling out of thebottora before attempting to rofllithelr shelves, and now that things have been reduced to old time prices, as near as possible, they have Invested largely and are prepared to guarantee to their friends and customers as low prices ns any market outside tho cities. They especially invite the attention of mechanics, farmers and builders. Our slock is complete and none neeJ fear meeting with disappointment lu enquiring for anything in our lino. We have the agency of the WillcoxiV Gibbs and would respectably sk ail those 11 wan I" a MacU.ne, to examine the Wlllcox & Gibbs’ be Cove purchasing, All orders promptly attended to, and good delivered to all parts olT.no town free ot charge .lan 12 18721 v l5. K W IKI,, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER \rw lor the Holidays, comprising Sofas, Camp Stool. I animus, Centre fables. Rocking Chairs, Dining Tables, Easy Chairs, Card Tables, Reception Chairs, Ottomans, Ihireaus, Whal Note. Ac.. Ac. ac. Parlor RELATE ADS AND MATTRESSES (JILT FRAMES AND PICTURES in groat variety. Partli’iiliu attention given to Emietuls. Orders fmni lown and country promptly attended to ml on reasonable 'or ms. I er.i7 £dHOEB AND HATS Lt Cost 2 Tli* 3 subscriber Intends to close out his entire slccK of SHOES & HATS! AT COST. Ills assortment Is (jiiite large, em bracing Women’s Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, OP ALL KINDS! ■ ! \-,t. I!.;. -u.. i 1.1V.1..C 111 As he does not Intend lo keen SHOEH for sale hereafter, ha will positively sell hlaentire Block nt COST! He a sn wlslus toeim-e cm! his HATS, and Will sell them also nlcosi. Great Bargains oan now bo tied by those wishing SHOES AND HATS. John JBlliotf, Jan l*7.’i--'!m No. TJ “iniirH 11 a nover St. Carlisle, Pn. DAVID BTUOJI.M. JOHN W.STKOHM QAKLISLE Boot & Shoe House! Wo have Just received our Bring si nek of goods u«m iho Eastern allies. and they are now open lor ilie laspeeilnn of the public*. Wo have bought them to sell, and allow prices ior CASH. Our slock consist,s of BOOTS AND SHOES for UadlcH, Mlkkc-s. Mgm. Boya and Children. in cluding every niyle la the market. Ladles Buttoned ami Laoe (iuiierH. In great va riety of >l.vle. Turkish .Morocco. Glove Kid, Peb ble I>at- er. Grain heather and Prench Rid. IjADIKS’ balmuual boots, Misses’ and Children’s liu??oned ami Raced Boots; Men’s. Boys’ and- YmiUi’s Boots and 'lioo-» ot every description, from a Stogy to n Slipper. Onr immense slock has been cuiefully selected, and rjurf-niun will be .given to purcliuHora. Give un a call. Thankful tor past liberal -patronage, our friends, and the plibllc generally, aio cordially invited t" call and examine our stock. Uomember the place. No. 13Smith llnnovo street, one door Hold b of H M. Sin Hoy’s cloiln Htore. neui lv oppoßile Hie Frank Un House. 23 Mav—ly BTUOHM A **o JUarotuarc. Wo. 15 EAST MA/y &THE 7 - Carlisle. AND Sewing .Machine (Hciliiint itiattcr. WEST MAIN STREET CARLISLE. PA. A splendid assortment, 01 IPaflß'Bißffaiire. Chamber Dining Room, kitclcco FURNITURE, of the latest stylus COTTAUE FURNITURE IN SETTS new Patterns. irljoe Store, THE CHEAPEST! THE LARGEST ! The Best Display of Holiday Goods! NOW READY AT L, T. GREENFIELD’S, NO. 18, HAST MAIN STREET. Tho REST BLACK SILKS at the LOWEST PRICES, .ill tho new .hades in DRESS GOODS, at Popular Prices. Tho Largest St-ck of ■ REAL POINT LACE, THREAD LACE. and DUCHESS LACE COL LA RS, HANDKERCHIEFS in every style and price, for ■ Christmas Presents! Beautiful Assortment of (Tndersleeoes, Neck Ties, &r>, <Cc. Special Bargains in Loio Priced Dress Goods ! Largest Stock of FURS, at prices that defy competition. " lUEMT If®er ®F RWS WEM. , SUITS'MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE ! I will odor BARGAIN# In BLANKET#, TICKINGS, MUSLINS, CHECKS, CALICOES, HOSIERY and NOTIONS, CANTON FLANNELS, *&c„ during the present month, We have just opened the best Bargains in SHAWLS, ever ofleied in this mmket. In fact my stock is now complete, and it will repay any one who desires a bargain to call and examine for themselves- L. T. GREENFIELD, 18 East Main Street. Deo-l-- CARLISLE, PA. ~ D. A. SAWYER, CHEAP DRY GOODS to redueo our slock* As all our goods have been purchased at PASH PRICES nl I persons wlsnjng'to purchase nt C’ASFT prices will find it to ih**lr Interest to examine onr Stock before pur nmrvTtn ch- sing elsewhere, as we dcfy competlUon in prices and you STORE. |J■ D. A. SAWYER, REDUCTION ! I OGrILBY’B! URGE STOCK OF NEW FALL Al WINTER GOODS TO RE SOLD ATOHEATLY'REDXTCEI) PRICE* TO SUIT-THE TIMES. THE PRICES of ENTIRE STOCK, are much below REGU I.AH FIGURES mid I invite COMPARISON With any other house in the COUNTY. FULL LINE OF VELVETEENS, BLACK SILKS. WOOL REPPS. POPLINS, ALPACA, REPELLANTS CLOTHS, IN GREEN, BROWN, GOLD and BLACK MIXED, SINGLE and DOUBLE WOOL SHAWLS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS AND GUILTS, WOOL AND COTTON FLANNELS, ALL COLORS, •Uv ' TICKINGS, MUSLINS, SHIRTING STRIPES DRESS GOODS, OVERCOATINGS ! FACTORY JEANS, and every grade of goods suitable for season.. EXTRA LI A GAINS In a fu’l Une ot NEW FURS FOR LADES AND CRILOREN. GENT’S FURS, GLOVES AND UFFLEKSI SPECIAL {M BLACK ALPACAS! I oiler a brand which cannot be surpassed for WEIGHT. SHADE and QUALITY in every Bn ’ e NOTIONS’ Complete variety of every article An immense Stock of LADIES’ & CHILDREN'S HOSE, HU.itable for season. GENTS’ & LADIEa’ MERINO VESTS.SHIRTS «t DRAWERS, To close entire Slock ol TRIMS, OIL CLOTHS, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES! I will soil them BELOW COST! -jra-Pienao cull, see and bo coarinced that all of above Is a fact and worth your attention. sov.ss.iw2. - CHARLES OGILBY. ■l7 WEST MAIN SI REET. Carlisle, Pa. THE HOLID AY TRADE ! Prices Reduced 2 New Goods opening at the Central Dry Goods Store! Great Bargains in all kinds of Ladies’ Dress Goods for the Holiday Season Handsome I’aiscly Shawls for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, Very Cheap. All kinds ol WOOhMN HIiAWLH cheaper than ever at the CENTHaI. Furs ! Furs I! Furs !!! Furs !! !! from 4 1 00 a Sett UP to the tlnost (jualllius of Mini: Hable.H. nt the Greatest Bargains In the If Country. BLANKETH, FLANNELS of every description at Reduced Prices. Fane y Gr oocl s ! New styles Ladies’ Neek Ties. Now Shades Ladies’ Neck Ties. Em- ClnlHlmas preaenlfl. LADIES’ BEAVER CLOTH COLOKS| BLACK and COLORED DRAVEU OLOl’llH OVEIICOaTs . Men's and Boys’ Wear, ef all Kinds,Greatly Seduced in Prices! Please do not fail to call at the CENTRAL DRY'GOODS STORE and examine the iar»tChl und best welecied stock of Dry (ioud« and Notions, before mule* luu «ny ourchosew, um wo are determined to reduce tbo htoclc l '«b>rn a (Uiimuo in iho Firm MILLER & BUTTORFF, Dec. 1 D. A. SAWYER, JYorth-east Cor. Public Square, Carlisle. 1 respectfully Invite the attention of Housekeepers and' those about commencing Housekeeping to our NEW STOCK of HOUSEFURNISHING- GOODS! Just opened, fjkAV Y BLEACHED SHEETINGS, 1, Df. vds wide HEAVY UNBLEACHED " \?< M 1 MLEOWCASE MUSLINS, E \ { ,£ lit kII “ BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHIRTING MUSLINS, KINE UNBLEACHED MUSLINS,' all the best brands, nt the lowest figures. We have ft splendid slock of SHIRT FRONTS, opened and closed. Table l,liion*.Tnble OllelnlliM.Rlenehfd and Viiblcaelicd Cotton iablo Clollin. 9fu|iblai, Towel*, Cniklic*, dr. Onr RS'inrMnpnt of TICKINGS Js the most, complete and at low fleures, PRINTS. fIFVOHAMS. HJCKORV STRIPES. BUTE DRILLINGS. KENTUCKY .IEANS. COTTON ADKS In endless variety. Wehnve.lu r. opened a large lot of f.bo celebrated LAN CASTER WHITE QCILTS direct from the manufacturers, , which we will offer at GIIEaT BARGAINS. BLACK ALPACAS! We make Rlnck Alpacas a specialty, and keep nil tho best brands. Prices 25, -10, 45. 50. 00.75, S 5, 1.00, 1.25 and 1,50. GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE Of' FALL<Sc. WINTER DRESS GOODS! siuis, mm furs & blankets i CLOTHS & CASSIMERES AND CHECKS, CLOTHS & CASSIMERE3 GINGHAMS, PRINTS. Stones & ffifnumre. STOVE AND TINVVAKjU ESTABLISHMENT, Tho partnership heretofore existing between Walker & dandy having b* on dissolved bv mutual cuusei.t, 1 hoieby announce to Hie cltl• sseua of Carlisle nucl surrounding country, that I .have opened a New Stove and Tinware Store, lu the largo frame building, on ibo corner of West High and West .“streets, lormerly occupied by Cornelius & Bosh. Having a laigo and complete stock of Stoves aud Tinware oh bund selected with tbe greatest cai oexpjesaly lor this marmot, my customers a* o guaranteed Malisfucllou, both us regards quality arid price. Sheetiron and Tinware, constantly on band and made up to order. My slock of Tinware embraces everything usually keotlu a first class tlu establishment. HOOFING aud HPOUTING promptly attend ed to. , STOVES, 1 am now prepared to exhibit to the Winter Trade n largo and well-a'-soned slock of the best patterns of Stoves,. Having the agency of the following celebrated (doves, I am prepared to furnish them to parties so desiring: MOANING GLORY, LIGHT HOUSE, . BON-TON. UOHEUUB, • BEACON LIGHT EGG OFFICE and L’AULt.K STOVES His selection oi Cook Stoves embrace the following: superior. Nobib Cook, Excelsior, Nla am, Qunker City, and Coral. St Jtcpcw’B constantly on hand I am agent lor a . P A T E’N T ciTSA Ivl P [ P JS, lor houtlng .mills, factories, Ac., and prepared to furnish and place them in position at short notice. Having an experience of 22 years Ui this busi ness, I would respectfully solicit a shuto ol 1 lie public patronage, feeling conlldenl that X will give satisfaction. A. WOODS WALKER. Dec. 22.70—1 f ' SOMETHING NEW UNDER .HE SUN! THE ‘UNDERSIGNED, Raving just returned'from the cities with ft largo stock of goods, invite the attention of nil who desire sat.isfftcllou to call and examine their Jft'ge stock o. Stove and Tinware Among the stock of stoves may bo found the Anti-Clinker Base Burner, ANTI-CLINKER FIRE PLACE HEATER, together with all the latest styles of PARLOR. DINING-ROOM and COOK STOVES. which they challenge the trade to compel with Knives, Fork s, Spoons, Ladles. Lumps, Dippers, together with Toilet Sets, Coal Buckets,'Coat 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 furnish Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells ! and have lor sale the Celebrated Genuine Cu cumber Wood Pump, ROOFING, SPOUTING AND JOB WORK attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Remember the place, me green front on Non h Hanover street. A lew doors above Louther. Give us a, call as we are d etermined not to be undersold by an' - other parties In this place. . Thanaful lor the past patronage we extend a cordial invitation to all to pay us a. visit. Riuesmith Mupp. Nos. G 2 and 64, NORTH HANOVER«T„ CARLISLE, Nov. 9. 71 ' PA ibaxs ani> tEans OLD ESTABLISHED HAT AND GAP STORE ! ou NORTH HANOVER STREET, a few doors below Cm lisle Deposit Hank, has on hand a large stock ol all the Now York aml Philadel phia Styles of HATS AND CAPS 811 k hats froin So. to 5f1,50; Pelt hats for-men, bu.\ s and children, ol every quality umi variety ol stylo W inter caps in cloth, lur. beaver, co ney, nutra. Fancy Velvet and cloth turbans lorchlidieu, Also it Hi c tot of Clove-, at all prltv a. •vtiaving a long experience In the business. I leol coulldeni I can please all who lavor mo with a call, m price, stylo and quality. Hats of all Kinds Made to Order and old ones repaired promptly Oct 211572 Keller. JJpmarifs JQIAOND SPECTACLES! These Spectacles are manufactured from MINUTE CKYHI AL FERULES molted togdth er,ancl are called DI >\ MONO ou accoiintof their hardness and brilliancy. It la well known that spectacles cut from Brazilian or Souch pebbles arc very injurious lo me eye, because of (heir polarizing light. Having been tested with the polarlscope, the diamond lenses have been Jound to admit 11"- teen per cent, less healed rays than any other pebble. They arc ground with grcat.sclontillc accuracy, are free from chrorn.iiic aberrations, and pro duce a brightness and distinctness of vision mil before attained In speolucles, ,F. C. KRAMER. Uaklispb, Pa. Manufactured by the Speuoer Optical Manufacturing Comp’y. NEW YORK. Don’t buy a palruale-n you see tho trad mark <j> sdec“2—ly 1 <a. fading Railroad. SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FREE OF TAXES, We are oircrlng tho Heoond Mortgage Bonds of this Company AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST Interest Payable January ana July Tho Bonds uro In IOOOs, 50« h, ana 100 s, Ami can ho REGISTERED free of expense. Tho Coal. Miscellaneous Freights unci Passen ger business are c.onstuntly* , uervaslug. Tho Increase for year ending Nov. 1; 1872, over year ending Nov. 1.1871, 871,205 37 Tho Increase lor your ending Nov. 1, 1871, over year ending Nov, 1, 1878, 70.778 2* Increase in two years 8151 071 59 Increase for Inn,, 1873, over Jan,, 1872, §5,001 79 Honda, Pamphlets ami luiormutiou can bo ob tained of Msye»&Br9. NO. 10 SOUTH THIRD STREET, I’IIILA, 21f0b73 n m? In another column. advertisement about oh U lOWA AND NEBRASKA LA NOS. Hrjj ({Gooes, 1872. 1872. THOMAS A. HARPER. Nj 42 South llauovcr St., Carlisle, HAH OPENED The Cheapest Alpacas nml Mohairs, The Cheapest Black Silk*, ’ . Tbe Cheapest Met inns and Cashmeres* The Cheapest Australian Crapes ’1 he Cheapest Tatnlso and \> 00l DoLnmos, Tho Cheapest Jap. Poplins and Plaids. . The Cheapest Wrapper Pops. Mourning nml .Second XJloiirulne Goods. Tho Cheapest and best V ivetooris. The Cheapest Water-proof Cloakings. The Cheapest Mullins and Table Linobs. The Cheapest Canton and Wool Flannels. The Cheapest Blankets aud White Spreads. Tho ffheapest Blankets and Tidbit Shawls. The Cheapest Underwear (Ladles and Gouts.) '1 ho Cheapest Cloths and (’nsslmrres FULL LINE OF NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS. Being determined to maintain my leptituMon for selling the best, and cheapest Black Alpacas and Molml'fl In this market,i have now* opened a full lino at low prices. T. A. Harper. Oct. 3,1872. FALL OPENING! We have just returncd'from the city with u MAMMOTH LOAD OF Kf : C®®iS consisting lu part ol CLOTHS, CASSIMEUES* Ladies’ and Gent’s UNDEUWEAIt. A large as sortment, of new style* of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS In variety, Crapes, Rib bons. &e. An endless number ol latest stylo ol Fall and . Wiirtox* Shawls; The “OTTOMAN SCARF,” handsome amt all sizes, doth and Fell SKjRTS lor ladies and misses. Large Piles o] DOMESTICS Calicoes, Ginghams, Tickings, Flan nels of all iumiH and colors. Blankets, while and colored. UMBRELLAS, Velveteens I Black and Colored, cut bias, for Trimmings. The migest stock of NOTIONS hi Die county. Wo have had advantages in the purchase ui this Immense stuck, not possessed by others which will enable us to sell.ut LOW RATES! Please call ut.the “OLD STAND!” {1840.) A. VV. BENTZ & CO. Sept. 20.1572. Jj(ylLL OPENING! French, English and American Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings OF ALL SHADES, FIGURES, QUALITIES AND PRICES SUITABLE FOR ;MEN’S WEAR Shirts a Specialty* A line of Trent’s Fur nishing- Goods al ways on hand. H. S. Ritter & Son Drapers <o.3 f.erchant Tailors . No. 14 WEST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA, 2-joctlS72-tf CHEAP JOHN, hna now ready on exhibition a LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES. SHIRTS. NOTIONS, Ac., which he will sell at his Usual Low Prices ! USUAL LOW FRIGES! USUAL LOW PRICES 1 Not lioressnry lo sny nli.v tiling Clap, an nverv body k rows that lie can cat the BEST GOODS atlhovery LOWEST PRICES at CHEAP JOHN’S. Court House Avo., iu Franklin House. May'W-lv. FARMERS’ bakk savings FUND. Open everu day from 9 A. M, to 3 P. M. Deposits Received or any Sum From 25 cents Upward. BATE OF INTEREST FIVE PER CENT, By a resolution of tho Board of Directors It Is hereby announced that on and and alter Febru ary Ist, a Savings Fund Department will bo opened m connection with tho Fanners’ Bank, Carlisle. . . This Havings Fund Is designed to meet a want long felt In I ho community, hy wnloh the Indus trious and those ofsmall means can save a por tion of iheir weekly earnings, ami as sums as low ns 25 cents will bo received every one cun become a depositor, .. . .. It In a spent mistake to suppose that am ill sums tire not worth saving. By tho Jjafttf of saying In llitle mailers riches aio acquired, and as oyiry one may become depositors, Jet them come with small amounts*, and cents will toon become dollars, and continually increase, l.et none wait till they have something worth while, someinlng respectable, before they begin to save; a baginning Is the great point to be achieved. The attention of parents Is called lothiaSav lmis)Fundtns they may here accumulate a fund for their children.or by making them depositors leaching them the advantages of liu habit of are not- obliged to continue their deposits longer than tho.i may choose lo do so. but may withdraw the whole or such part at anv lime It may suit tlfolr own convenience. Money deposited on or before the Hist day of January. April. July,'ami October will begin to draw interest on those days, and will bo paid semiannually, on ihe flrst days of January »ml ,lulv and If uncalled for will tie added to the principal and draw Interest tho same as the original deposit. , , , . . The Bank is Intended as a place of safety for keeping money us well as to encourage savings by all classes. For further particulars and circulars Inquire at Farmers* Bank. Jan3o-73— If onn in another column, ndvnrtlsement bill JiilO WA AND NEBRASKA DAN Da. ciurat. I 3 1 NIC TREE Tar Cordial! Nature’s Great Remedy ! Throat and It Is gratifying to ,uh to inform the public that Ur. h. Q. C. Wlshart’s Pino Tiee Tar fordl ftl, for Thmut find Ling Diseases, has gaining an envlal reputation from iho Atlantic to the Pa cific const. and from thence to some of lliollrst families of Europe. not through tlie prc'-s alone, but oy persons throughout the States actually bmu'lU.iecl and cure.l at his ofllco. While lie publishes less, so say our roporiois, he Is unable losup ly the demand. It gains and holds its reputation— . . . , First. Wot by stopping cough, but by loosen ing mcl Ivsslsilng nature to throw oil. the un healthy manor collected about t.hooturoat and' broii“hhit tubas, xvhtrh cau/ten imitation. I'-cconU it removes the cause of Irritation (which' produces cough) of the mucous mem oraneund hronchlal tuhes. assists the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretlouH, and purifies the blooJ. . Third. It Is tree Tom squills, lobelia,' Ipecac ami opium, of which mhsl throat and lung rem edies are composed, which allay cough only, and disorganize the stomach. Ii has a soothing ellect on the stomach acts on the liver and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions thus reaching to every part of the system, and In Us luvlgomtlngand purifying effects it has gained a reputation which U must hold above all others In the market. NOTICE, The Pine Tree Tar Cordial! GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS! I=ll=9 Worm Sugar Drops, Being under my immediate direction, they shall not lose their curative qualities by the use of aheap ami impure articles HENRY R, WISHART, PROPRIETOR. FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. L. Q.:c. Wlshau’s Office Parlors are open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays iroin 0 u. in to 5 p. jtn,, for consultation by Dr. Win. T. Magee. With him are associ ated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. Tills oppunun ty is not ottered by any other institution • lu the city. All letters jqust be addressed to Ij. Q. C. WISHART, a.. D;, NO. 1232 N. SECON U STREET, Philadelphia* Uuov72-omi* SUCH WORD AS FAIL.” A RESISTLESS REMEDY Holloways Ointment. CIRCULAR TO THE SICK. .Tlio first hosp'tal Burger ns and medical pub licists <>r Europe, admit the unparalleled anU- InfliiiumiJory and healing properties of tins Ointment; governments sanction Its use in their naval and military services; and the masses in this douulry and throughout tiie country ami throughout the world repose the utmost confidence in its curative properties. It penetrates the sources’of Inflammation ami cor ruption which underlie the external evidences of disease, and neuttallze the fiery elements whtch feed and exasperate the malady. RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERY- SIPELaS. ThesQ tiro among the most terrible and agon izing dlseases of the nuiscles/ the fleshy flhto and the shin; yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly incuinhlo ihev Invariably dis appear under a persev ei lug application of this soothing, healing, antidote topatp and Inflam mation, SALT BHEUSI, FEVER SORES, STIFF JOINTS. In rases of Salt Rheum, where medical wa • fiis, lotions, and every reetpo of the vharrnagos pten have proved n-eless. the Ointment will no com lish u thorough cure, Fever Sores heal quick ly under hs influence, and its relaxing ef fect upon contracted sinews U truly wmderful DISCHARGING ULCERS. A most remarkable ami happy change Is pro duced In the appearance of malignant ulceis alter a few npptlciUloOH of inis Ointment. Tne surroumUt.g rddne,ss vanishes, and granolas of healthy flesh begin to take the place of the dis charged mailer. Tills process goes on more or less rapidly, until the orifice Is filled up with sound material, and the ulcer radically cured. A WORD TO MOTHERS. The pnung are the most frequent sufferers from exlonial Injuries, and therefore every mother should have this healing preparation constantly lit hand. It is nu absolute speoltlic for sore breasts, and quickly removes en crusted sores which sometimes disfigure (ho heads uml faces of children. ■ % SIGNIFICANT FACTS. This Ointment Is universally used on board o the Atlanticadd Pueblo whaling fleet'atf a euro for seorbiiticallrcilons. and us the best possible remedy for wmindsand bruises. Laigosupplies of It have recently be--n ordered by the Sultan ofTurkey for hospital purposes. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in thu following cases. Bunions Mercurial Eruptions Swelled Glands Sprains Burns Piles Sore Legs filin'Joints Chapped Hands Rheumatism Sore Breasts Tetter Chilblains Ringworm Sore Heads Ulcers Fistula Halt Rheum Sore Throats Gout Scalds Sores of all lands Wounds of all kinds Lumbagoa kin Diseases. ,*Bold at the Manufactories of Holloway it Co, 7f» Malden Lane New York and by all respeula* hie Drugulst* anti Dealers In Medicine through out the United Stales in polaat 25 cants (JJU cents amPSi each. CAU I’lON.— Tho trade mark of a letter II Jn circle Is ou each box of PUJs oi Pot of ointment This secures the genuine. Dec 10 ld72—ly—cow CROOK'S WINK OP TAR ! fTcn years of a public test has proved Dr. Crook’s WINK OF TAR to have morornoi It than any similar preparation ever ottered to tho public. It Is rich In the medicinal Quali ties of Tar, and unequalled lordlseaseH of Ihe'llltiOAT AND LUNOB, performing the most remarkable cures. It * tteptually cures all Coughs and Colds. It has cured so many cases of Asthma and bronchitis that It has been pronounced a spccigc for these complalills. For Pains in the breast. Bide or Back, Dravol or Kidney disease, diseases of tho Urinary Or gans. Jaundice, or any Liver Complaint It has no equal It Is alrto a superior Tonic, Restores tho Appetite* Strengthens the System. Heslorcs the Weak and Debilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Prevents Malarious Fevers, (lives lone to your System. jyan73—tyr Q.EO, WOOD A CO. PARLOR & VESTRY ORGANS. They are Iho best, and banco tho cheapest Or gan in the market Agency at J, M. M At*o MIEIM KK’B .STORE ROOM, k, w. C orner Poiufret and Pitt Si., 27f0b73-3mos Carlisle. §S-aflroati. JJEADINQ HAUL ROAdT Winter Arrangement > Monday, December 2 ml( , Trains leave Harrisburg for New v!. v , Iowa: at 6,30 and 8,10, am aud lug with trains on Pennsylvania’h.Vih' ;c,, n*ei. arriving nt New York ut 12.35,3,50 J respcct'vely ' • uuu 9.la PI J: Uciurnlug: Leave Now\ork nl o»o „ and 530 p iu, Philadelphia nt 730 K a* a,n l2:i 330 p m. ’ Leave Harrisburg f »r Heading. p.„, mnqua, Minetsvillo as* lancl.shiunnliJ Ip ’ T a. town and Philadelphia ut 6 30 and huI A, len. 2 00 and 4 05 n m. stopping at Lebanon cipal way stations; the 405 n m Pda lug for Philadelphia, Pottsviile rmii r", lltie «t. only. For PoMsvllle. Heuylklll Havin'?“.'"his* burn, via Schuylkill and But.Queiuiinm n b ? An. leave Harrisburg nt 3 40 p m. 1111 Ua Urov| .• East Pciiusylvalim Hamad trains h»itr.t. Ing for AlloniowD. Easton and New Va,. np *(l. aud HUVVam.nnd 400 pm. Utturlm. 1 New York at 9 00 a m. 12 60 and 6 3a „ K * ,e a\e Jentowu ut 7 20 a m and iz2j,r2 ju. 135 Way Passenger Train loaves Phiimipt.,.. **’ 730 n. 111, connecting nt Beading \vua ~p ll l aai East Penn It K, returning leaves Poiisvii !' D 08 pm.- slopping nt all stations, Vl, l(:«uy Leave loltsville utuoo a 10 nnii omc 23a p 01. Herndon at lOdOa m,SliHinuki». m . Bud and 11 02am, Ashland ai7 iku m aiiii Mahnnoy City at 7 53u m and 125 i u m \tv Pto, at s 35 a m and 210 p m tor i-lnhult \,!«! 'i?'sm Heading, Hurrisbmg, Ac. ’ * . *°hi • Leave PotlavlUo via Schuylkill nm i v „ t hannaHHut 8 05 u rti lor hanisbuS* ' am, for Pluegrove and ITeimmi, b,n,u »Uti PotlavlUo Accomo Train leaves p 0 i| R ,.,„ acoain passes Heading at 74u am mril. * Philnda at iO 15 am. Ueturulug lenveii 1* I?. 8 ? 1 at 4 45 p in. passes Heading at 7IG p in urrli^' ,, at PotiavllleatOlH) p in. «*«,urrlvtng PoitHt'.wr Accommon Train loaves Pome». nI(J 4o 11 m, returning locv.v; Ihdiuda LN'i.m, 1 Green.) at 4 3u pm, (*• tuth and Columbia K it Trains leave Hemline nirsn nn.l U 16 p m, for liphinla, LlllziS,? uinbln, Ac ; reluiulhe leave 1-i.licasler it i\u' ii; ,111.1 33j p m, aud Columbia at 815 am £ 3116 p rn. 1 Pcrluomon U B trains leave Poiltlomen In., lion ut7ll6linn 1)10 am mid USi and 5." , ! ivlnrulmc leave Green Lime at (I 6 a m la Ji.m •ran pin comiecllaa with Halm.on KonillneHn Picketing; Valley 11 U train. IvUve l'i,™„," villo 111 9 111 a m 3 lu ami 65n pm ; rciSi?' leave Dyers nt U 33 a in. 12 li anil i it ueettng with trains on ileadln- 1 - u * i olebrookdulo K It trains I ate Po iMuwn*. 940 urn and- i 20. 025 ami 7 . ri »nl al leave Monm Pleusahl at 00U. beu undlla and 3 00 p in, connecting with trains on Uoad dJ ’ Chester valley RR trains leave Urbknori n . R 30 a m 2 -10 and 6 33 p ra, returning, leave i ow , ing'on at o.‘»su in, I2«auml 54Up m, comie.-i, . with trains on Heading HR 1 ■ 1 lul111 ? On Sundays: leave,Mow York ats3opm m.u adelphia at bOO uni and 3 15 piu,(iho mjO ..i’ train runhlng only to Keeling.) leave Pottsv lu at BMI am leave Harrisburg et 630 a m mm p in ; leave Allentown at« 55 n m; luitve lti‘jnh n V at? 15 a in ai d Ul 16 p m for Harrisburg at 7 v in for New York, and at 0-10 ain ami .11? . 8 for Phlladn , 0 Commutation, Mileage, Henson, Sclioo . Excursion Tlcko s. to and from all points , duced, tales. --are. UuggiiKt) checked uirongli; ICO imuuiis o i.„- ed eucu imssenyec, . J. E- WOOTTEN As*l tiUOl «i: Eaw .Maell'i-v Reading, Pu, Deo 2. 72 rj Q U5l B E II L Af) U VALLE 1' R A*l L R O A DI CHANGE OF HOUli S. On and after Wednesday, Feb. 12, is? 3, rasseu ger Trains will run daily as follows ( (Sumlayhei. ceptcdo. WEHTWAIID. Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg s.oo M„ Meehan lcsburgH.Bs, CarllHieH.il, NpwvlUi*!) .4; Shlppensburg 10.20, Chambevsburg bi.H, Green castle U. 16, arriving at Hagerstown lU6 a. M Alail Train leaves Harrisburg 1.65 P. M., Ms chaulcsburg 2.27, Carlisle 2.6 h, NewvUle3.JV2, Ship peusburg 4*02, Ohamhqrshurg 4.35, Ou-ctie.e.tli fi.ll, arriving at Hagerstown 5.4 U P. M. JSrpri&t Train leaves Harrisburg 4,15 I’. Jhanlcsburg 5.17, Carlisle 6.47. Newviiie u.2u, Ship* nonsburgC.-iS, arriving at Chambersburg at 7.15 P. M. A MIXED TRAIN .leaves Chumbersburg ai 7:45 a. m., Greoncaatle 0.U8,. arriving at Ha* gm-btown 10 00 u in. A MIXED TRAIN Irnvea Chnmbersburg m ■1 35' p ni, Marluu 5.00. Williamson 530, Murceis burg 0 20. Loudou 7 00, arriving ut Ulclimoml nl 7 20 p in ~._ EASTWARD Accommodation 7ratn leaves Cbambersburg 5,t0 A. M., Shlppcnsburg 5.20. Nowvllle 0.00, CiullMe 8.3.5, Meohuuicsburg 7.02 arriving al ilorrlbburg 7.80 A. M. MaU Train leaves Hagerstown 7.35 A. Al„ Green castle S.UtUHiambersburg 8,50, Shlppousburgl'.a Nowvllle 0.51, Carlisle U.vO, Mechanlcsburg ll.Oi arriving at Harrisburg'll.36 P. M. • Express TVain leaves Hagerstawr i2.Wj Ja Greeucastle 12.28. Charaborsburg I.ob, smppena burg 1.87, Newvllle 2.10, Carlisle 2,50, Atocliauid>- burg 8.10, nrrlvlng at Harrlsbuigb.-lS P. M. A Mixed Ti'uin loaves Hagerstown 8.20, P. Sf. Greeucastle 4.27, arriving at Cbambersburg 5.20 P. M. A MIXRD TRAIN leaves Richmond nt (115 a in, Loudon 0 80. Merceisburg 7 I'd, Williamson 7 -18,*Marlon 8 i 5, arriving at Cbambersburg 8 42 am. 43-Making close connections at Harrlstort wltu-trains toamlTrom Phlludelphla.New \om, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, and all point* West, • , , , Trains run on Phlladolpbia time, which is ten minutes faster than our local lime. Superintendent's Office! Chamb’g.. Pa , Feb. 12.'73 f R ou . L INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LIVERPOOL. Carlisle agency, CAPITAL Cspltnl paid up ... /wl Total Funds, over - (Gold) *>,500.000 Permanently deposited lu the Stale of , New Y«Tlc - • n WS Fire Premiums received In IWWfGold) Life Insurance Premiums In IWI« « J >.J7’non Total Premiums, nearly - (Gold) 3,jW.w' Fire risks taken at moderate rates of premium and losses settled and paid at the CARLISLE AGENCY SAM’L K. HUMUICH, Agent, Dec. 12,72—1 y . gEST THING IN THE WEST I ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE R. R' 2 THREEM ILLION /ORES Hiiualnl in anti near the ActKAbSAS I Finest Portion o/ Jiansas. Eleven Years' Credit. Hoven Per Cent-1” 1 *”" 1 22».-; nor cent, reduction to seiners who luipprovc. A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS THE FACTS about tills Grant J™-*; 0 ? • Long Credit, and u rebate to , h ® u W fi mllil Clf one-fourth; a Rt'di Soil, nod.® *.P v n {]inullng. mala ; abort and mild wl ca ; l'X *i» u infalli and no wintering of Block ; grlck on and Just at ilia season; ‘ oul. n ,:.| V.; u° tho imo; Cheap Hales on Lumber, Co I. m)( i lands owned .by Speculators, Roll* Pro-euinthms now ahundaiil, a■«[ . n«me; road on the Hue of ft great ''V norovtinoul« Propucls will pay for Laud and Improve f B "“"i f iX^ Miinugor Jnn23.m73-3m 0. N. LULL. Hupt cioia $10,000,000
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