business notices.
Fall ami Winter.'
COYLE BKOTHEitS,
\V holes a r.K Notion Housj
No. 24 South Hanover Street, Carlisle
During tho season they lutoml to keep lit
fttoclc ft general lino of Woolen ami
Gout’s Underwear, Ladles, Gout's, Misses' ami
1«72-
Childrens’ Hosiery, Scarfaand Wristlets,Gout’s
Buck Gloves, QauntleU and MUts; also, will
have constantly ou bands a lino of Suspenders,
Hoad Nets, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Cotton Hosiery, Neck Tics, Fancy Bows, Paper
Collars, Cuffs, Stationary, TIo Yarn, Wrapping
paper, Paper Bags, Drugs, Fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil and Perfumery, and an endless variety of
nick-nacks Jn general.
AT HALF-PRICE, down
BLAIR'S STOKE, and must bo sold, a la
quantity of best Qucouswaro, Glassware,Lumps,
Churns, Ladles’ Baskets, Spoons, Scales, largo
aud small cooking extracts, ic., Ac. ‘ It*
Notice.—All persons Indebted to
the Ilrra of MILLER & BUTTORFF will please
call and make payment without delay as the
business of said firm must bo Bottled up,.
ifffebTC-tf
IF you want Coal that will give you aalsluo
lion go whore a full stock of all the standard
Coals are-kept. None recommended, but the
best. Call at yards of A. H. BLAIR & SON.
Niceircsn Cheese atMoans’, No. 7.S S’ Hano
ver street. MaylMf.
-WrT wish It distinctly understood that I do
not sell Pittsburg but 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
utaer house In Carlisle, mid if oil does not prove
satisfactory return at my expense.
■ttiff-Having recently purchased r Pepper M
am now prepared to ofl'er a pure article of
ground Popper, which I can warrant to be pure
as it Is ground under my own supervision. and
will forfeit the Sum of TWENTY DOLLARS ror
iho slightest detection of adulteration;
GEO. B. HOFFMAN,
11 and 83 Pomfret SI
23u0v72U
ttS-Enterprise! Enterprise! Persons about
xlartlug housekeeping wlll do well by calling at
the cheap cash stores of Qco. B; Hoffman and
examine his largo and well selected stock of
\j,ueeusware and Wood tmd’Wlllow Wares; also
everything pertaining to the Grocery and Pro
vision business. Stores, No.'s 41 and 83 East
Pomfret street. ' 27febtf
■GS-I1 you want anything in the provision
line give W. A, Hum rich a call and save 20 per
tfS*Jfyou want anything in fruit, meat, fish,
vegetable; nut, sauce, spice or cheese Tine, give
HumricU a call and you won’t regret It. 271
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Hair Producer.—Hair Oils,
pomatums’and pomades have had their day.
They belong to the musty past Nobody that
understands the chemiNtrv of the hair and the
plillosoj hy of Its growth thinks of using them.
Instead of clogging the pores of the scalp with
thick onguents, and thus obstructing the Insen
sible perspljatiou whltfh is essential to the
health ol trio libera, wo now tone the surface of
head with an Invigorating application which
penetrates to the roots of the hair and stimu
lates them in the same way that the fertilizing
agents spread over the meadows stimulate the
grass roots and cause the blades to spring up In.
myriads, coating the earth with verdure The
luvigorant best adapted to this purpose is
Lyori's Kotholron. It may well bo called the
fertilizer of the bead. To the barren sculp It
communicates vegetable power, it the hair is
dropping out or becoming dry and withered,.it
arrests the process' ol dilapidation or blight.
The hair thickens and flexible under Its genial
operation, and as a dressing it Is unapproached
by any preparation that has yet been laid on
the toilet of fashion. -
One*halv tne people cannot take Cas
tor. Oil from its terrible nauseating taslo, aud
recoil in the .throat. The Castoria prepared by
Dr. Pitcher la purely vegetab.e, perfectly harm
less, pleasant to take, and more effective than
Castor Oil. It does not distress or gripe, but
regulates the system, end operates whoa all
other remedies have failed. It acts like magic
for stomach ache, constipation, flatulency,
croup and worms. It contains neither miner
als morphine nor alcohol. It's soothing, quiet
ing effect produces natural sleep, aud particu
larly adapts It to crying aud teething children.
No article has ever met nuch unqualified-en
dorsement by the physicians. -Take no more
hitter pills, narcotic syrups, griping purgatives
or sickening oils. The Castoria costs but 50 cts.,
and when once tried you will never ho without
Magic of the Mouth.—Odoriferous Su
/.odont renders the mouth enchanting. Com
posed of rare antiseptic herbs,'it imparts white
ness to the teeth, a delicious llowor-liko nronm
lo the breath, and preserves intact, from youth
to age, the teeth.
Spaulding’s Glue, handy, mends everythin .
JACOB LIVINUSTOjN,
Wholesale -Tobacco > &nsegavs,
No. 27 North Hanover Street,
Carlisle, Pa.
Prices os low as lu Phi ladclphin or Uoltlruo
April 25,1872—1 y,
MARKETS.
CARLISLE PRODUCE. MARKET.
Corrected weekly by J, H, Hosier *t Bro.
Carlisle, March 19, :873
89 50
-ft 00
5 00
1 80
1 70
FAMILY FLOUR
BUPBRPJNB F LOUII
RYE ELOUR
WHEAT WHITE >
WHEAT RED
RYE ‘
CORN
OATS
CLOVERSEED
TIMt >THYSEED
FLAXSEED
OABLfSLE PROVISION MARKET-
Corrected weekly by Geo. li. Bojjman it Aon
UARMBiiis, March 19, 187 U.
$ #
BUTTER
EGGS
LARD
TALLOW ' -
BEESWAX
BACON HAMS
do SHOULDERS
do SIDES
BEANS per bus.
RAGS
DRIED APPLE.
UN PARED PEACHES
PARED do .
PITTED CHERRIES
ONIONS
CLOSING- PJRICES
DeHaven & Bro,,
4° SOUTH THIRD ST., PHIUDA.
8 o'ctoc/j, P. if, Phila . Mar. 17, 1878.
Now U. S. 6’aofl&81
u. s. q-b of ’Bl.,
U. 8. C’s of’U2, not called.
11. 8. (J’a of ’62, Ist call.. US?*
U. S. 6’s of VIZ. 2d call -1
U.S. O’a 0f’02,3d call wk
U.S.S’sof’Gi nsk 110
U. S. Q's of '05., lUBS 11«9{
U.B.OsofViS, new mpt 2Hj{
u. s. tt’a of’o7 •• ium2 nay.
U. 8.6*8 of W IM's* n,rk
U. S. 6'B KMO’s IMfcfi Uok
U. 8.30 Year 0 per cout. Oy a IMJ* IWi
Gold - HfiJillUS'vj
Silver..., Hd jil l ,
Union Paolflc R. R. Ist M. Bonds 86?.f m'.'.
Central Pacttio It. R \mi U>l •
Union Paclflo Land Grant Bonds I 7*{..{
MAEMIED.
MOST—ECKELS.—At the Lutheran Parson
age, on the 11th lost., by Rev. Chas, S. Albert,
Win. H,_Most, formerly of Hagerstown, to Miss
Sybllla Eckels, of this place.
BRENNEMAN— S POTTS,—At the same place,
■>u the 13th Inst., by the same, Isaac Brenne
man, of Middlesex, to Miss Kale A.Spotls.of
South Middleton,
HERMAN—ZEIGLER.-At the residence of
the bride’s mother, on the 13th lust., by tho
same, John E. A. Herman,of Middlesex, to Miss
Lizzie Zelglor, of this place.
STERRETT—BLAIR.-On tho 27th ult., by
Rev. Geo. Norcross. assisted by Rev. Dr, Mur*
ray, Mr. Woods Sterrott to Miss Ellon Blair,
daughter of Win, Blair, Esq.,ofthls place.
EOCLKS-OCIvER.—>At the resldeucoof Homy
E. Polfer, on the 13th Inst., by Rev, Geo. Nor
cross, Mr. Orson I), Foulks, of Philadelphia, to
M kss A. Mao Ockor, of this place.
WALHEY—WILLS.—On tho 18th Inst., by tho
llov, A. L. Reoser, Mr. William Walhey to Miss
Ruth W. Wills, both of Adams county.
D I ED.
SMITH.—In this borough.oa the 13th lust.,
Huruh Ann, daughter of John and Rachel Smith,
aged i year and 10 months. >
WARNER.—In Dickinson township, on tho
2ilih ult., after a lingering Illness, Mrs, E. A.
Warner, wife of Henry Warner, aged 63 years 3
months and 8 days.
Dearest mother, thou hast loft us,
Hero our loss wo doenly loel;
Rut 'Us God that hath bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal,
GLANCING.—In Altoona, on Friday, tho 7th
mat., after a lingering Illness, Caroline M.» wife
.»t John N. Glaudlng, aud daughter of the late
George Beetom, Ju tno 40th year of her age.
The deceased was a resident of Carlisle up to
the year 1851, when she removed with her hus
band to Altoona, whore she resided until her
death. She loaves behind ho? n husband and
two children, besides a largo circle of relatives
and friends to mourn her loss.
Ncto aabmfßt mints.
j> kpout ok thlTco sbiTioiT”
OF Tilts . I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CA UMSLE, PA.
At Clone of Jiusincss , JTcOmary 28, IS'
KESOORCES. ’
Doans unit discounts : sry
Uverdnifts 2,159 iKT
L. b. Hoods, to KWMiro etrculullon
Other slocks, bonds nml mortgages I
l)uo Irorn icdcemlng and- reserve
agents
Duo from other National IhinkH....”’.
Due from Statu Hanks and Bankets,
Banking house uiul Insurance.,.,,
Furniture and llxlures....;
Current expenses ...
Taxes paid
Premiums
Protest account
Cash Items (including slumps),...,
Hills of National Hank 5.....,..!),...,.
Fractional currency and nickels,
Legal tender notes
1 SI .‘1
MAhii.vniiX
Capital slock paid in i
.surplus fund
Discount and Interest
I’rolit nuil loss ,
Nut. Bank circulation outstanding.
Individual deposits
DuotoNallomu Banks
Duo to State} Bunks and Banker*
JOHN MILLEtI,
Surviving Part ne
Static of Pbnnsvj.vani a, \ .
Counti/0/f'umbcrlnml. I*- 4 -
I Chas, fi. lioplnu n. (’ashler of the First Na
tional Bank, of (,'arllslo, do solemnly afllrtu cljai
the above statement Is true, to tbo best of tm
knowledge and' belief.
Subscribed ami }
nlllmied to before j CHAS. H. HEPBURN,
me this llth day ’ Otshlcr.
of March, 1878. J
J. M. Alwcn.N.P, j
Conniccr, «.
KAM'LrUEPBURN,
JNO. G. OUR.
HOPEWELL HEPBURN,
20mur7a-lt Directors.
Executory notice.—Notice ia
hereby given that letters testamentary on
the estate or Wm. Harper, late of Penn town
ship. doc’d., have been Ihbvuml to tho uudorstgn
eu Kxecutors, reslUlug in tho same township,
All-persons Indebted will please make payment
without delay.and those holding claims-will
present Ihcm.to WRI.nA,BROWN,2ffI
' DAVID P. THITT,
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T>OOK HOUSE STATEMENT FOR
IT A. D. 1*72.
John Umberger, Jacob Waggoner and E. B.
Eyslor, Esqrs.. Directors of the Poor and of the
House of Employment of Cumberland County,
in account with said County from the Ist day of
January, to the Jlst day ol December, A, D. 1872,
Inclusive:
I)K.
To cash from County Treasurer, osll
mate.
ash from 8. A. Bowers, money re*
funded,
cash from E. B. Eyster, money re
fundod.
To cash from J. B. Ilcddig, money re
funded,
To r.tish from J. M. Moans, for sup
port of O, Laughlm,
To cash from Moses Myers/ for sup
port of J. Smith,
i'o cash from Joseph Baker, for sup
port of Mary Wise,
fo cash from Jacob Rhoads, for sup
port of Samuel «Jdl,
To"cash from Ahiam Dill, for support
of Mrs. Dill, ,
To (-ash from Henry Westfall, for sup
port of A. Farenwalt,
To cash from R. M. Henderson, for
support of, child of A. Scheafer,
To cash from Perry county, for sup
port ol pauper.
To cash from Eliza J, Bolu, for hoard
ing,
To cash from J.C. Stock, Agent, im
expired premium,
To cash from A. Swlgort and others,
To ca
■ for cattle,
To cash from J. Strode and others, for
two cows.
To chsh from Spahr and others, for
hay and oats,
To cash from Major Lino and others,
for.Ti calves,
To cash from J. Clcmluuiu and oth
ers, for hides,
To cash from J. Livingston ami oth
ers, for lard.
To cash from J. Parka and others, for
tallow.
To cash fnmi C. Kutz and' others, for
seed corn,
To cash from Jacob Witmer and- oth
ers, hauling sand,
To cash from James Coyle, hauling
stone,
To cash from Lewis O. Faber, hauling
stone,
To cosh'from Henry Snyder, two sec-
ond-lmml coats.
To rasp Tiom Henry Westfall, for
deceased pauper,
To wish from Uewalt Wink, for corn
and potatoes,
di from Henry Snyder, for two
lunula 1 days at sand.
.ih Irom William Holler, for pas
ture,
ij.cash from Henry Huydor, for IJi
To cuh!
h
•'\Sl
. bus. timothy seed,
To cash from Henry Westfall, for
„ blouse ami Camilla,
To t ash from Samuel Neff, for 1C bus.
of oats,
'L’o cash Tiom Geo. Jacobs, for IS bus.
of oats.
To cash from Henry Westfall, for old
watch. •
To cash from John N. Snyder, for two
days lost time.
To cash from Henry Snyder, for two
hats, •
Tocii-shfrom Uonj. Nlckoy, for three
bushels potatoes,
To cash from Jo‘m Shvlkoy, for sec
ond hand shoes,
To c ush from Andrew Holloman, lor
second hand shoes,
To cash from Traveller woman, for
one pair of old shoes,
To cash from Levi Hickey, for one hn.
11:5 a
1W
IlfWfi 115 7^
potatoes.
To cash from James Smith, for use of
grain drill.
To balance In hands ot treasurer at
last settlement,
Total Debits,
By cash paid John Pallor
and. others, giocorics.
By'.ash paid \V. A. Miles
aud others, for mer-
chandise.
By cash paid Mr?. Salis
bury and others, lor
oul-doornhl,
By cash paid Dowalt Wink
and others, for shoe
making and tailoring,
By cash paid David Sipo
ami others, out-door
luitoral exneuscs,
5y cash paid D. I). Days
and others, for out
door medical aid,
lycasb paid V. Smith and
olhers.for constables'
aud Justices' foes.
By cash paid Beatcm aud
others for coal for fuel.
By cash paid J. 11. Rosier
and. others, for bran
and grinding,
By cash paid Jacob Boas
ami others, for hats
and shirts,
By cash paid 11. Saxton
and others, hardware,
By cosh paldHlinon Smith
and others, for smith
ing.
By cash paid Abram Wit
mor aud others, for
wood for fuel,
By cash paid John Hanoi?
and others, for cuttle
lor beef,
By cash paid Jas. Clendon
in aud otliers, lor
leather.
By cash paid Win. Fridley
and others, for tin
ware and tinkering,
Bv cash from Dan'l WluK
and others, for hay
making aud harvest,
By cash paid E. D, Uheem
and others, for pos-
tage and box rent,
By cash paid Goo. Rpomder
and olhers.for making
corn brooms,
By cash nnld'Wm. Barnitz
and others, for llmo.
By cash paid <-. Wolrlch
’ and others, for wagon
making,
5(1.000 00
18,1D0 00
515.8,-181
Attest
A xrjZW WA Y
of running
Stnancil.
SIO.OOOOO
11 00
(50 00
03 00
75 0J
00 00
20, 00
56 50
00.00
109 91
525 00
(IS 00
253 80
118 SO
183 23
192 50
180 50
There are In the House, as near as can bo as
certained, 3 under I year of age; 3 from 1 to 6 : 6
from sto 10; 13 from 10 to 2(1; 14 from 20 to 80 • 17
from 30 to 40 , 19 from -10 to 60 ; 20 irom 60 to (JO*
10 irom 00 to 70; 20 from 70 to 80, and 5 from 80 to
"in addition to tho above 5,680 traveling or
transient paupers have been received without
regular orcleis.to whom wore given 13,150 mealb,
and many of them were furnished wliu articles
of clothing.
Proceeds of Farm.
000 bushels wheat, 1500 bushels oata, 2000 bush
els shelled corn, 400 bushels potatoes, 41 loads
liny, 35 loads fodder, 10 loads pumpkins, 22
bushel onions, 1 bushel acod onloua. 31 bushel
red beets, 15 bushel green beaus, 6 bushel pears,
22 bushel tomatoes, 44 bushel turnips, 15 bushel
parsnips,3ooo heads cabbage, MOO/CUeumbers, 1
bushel dried cherries, 0 bushel dried apples,
(109 dozen eggs wore given to paupers), made
1212 lbs butler and 2)0 crocks applebuttor were
made. |
2 uo | Articles Made in the House, \
10 00
00;t 55
15,910 01
S 4,7.50 71
I.TKI till
2,me
2oH i. 5
HHI 7 5
171 80
730 30
LN II
152 S 3
rji m
j,«« m
gnu :*.*!
, 100
30 75
JTiiancfal
By cash paid Robert Allison
and others, for Jlsli
and sweet potatoes.
By cash paid John Keller
and others, for sad-
dlorlng,
By cash, paid John Um
bel gor and others, for
extra service.
By cash paid John Spahr A
Bros., for brick.
By cash paid F. Gardner A
Co., lor hny rnke, Ac,.
By cash paid J. C. Stock,
agent, for policy on
burn, »
By cash paid Cornman A
Worthington a n d
others, for drugs and
r- medicines,
By cash paid Dauphin and
other counties, for
8, Ah 87
012 52
11,SO 105
1,880 01
D.K75 7:
5.1110.,5i
support of paupers,
Bv cash paid Campbell A
Ilonwood, for ilxtures
in hospital.
Bv i-ash paid Slmpley A
ilulbei l, for chairs,
By ni-h paid Win. Fridley
ior stoves ami fix-
tures.
By cash paid Samuel Ens
mJngcr. lor harness
and ilv nett I *.
By cash paid .U. C. Wood-
ward. lor Dioverseed,
Bv cash paid J. 11. Hosier,
for timothy seed.
By cash pan! A. 11. Islulr,
for lumber,
By cash paid Abram Zoig-
Jor, for 100 locust posts.
By cash paid J. Kuuiz, for
(iOO chestnut rails.
By cash paid Jlonry West
’ fall, for cook stoves,
■ Ac.,
■J.IUS 08
IS,1(>8 8J
tiOri 47
By cash paid. John Noble,
for beef for 1871,
By cash paid Lewis C. Fa*
her. for resetting
range la hospital.
By cash paid Geo. Wetzel,
for boarding directors,
By cash paid John Fagan,
• for plastering,
By cash paid Lewis C. Fa>
- her, for repairing
ulato roof.
By cash paid Jas. Loudon,
for stationery,
By cash paid s. .Pender*
' grass, for moulding
candles,
By cash paid Thomas Todd,
for cementing cistern,
By cash paid agent, for
county atlas,
By cash paid Henry Sny
der, for sand for cis-
tern,
By cash paid Mrs. Hastings,
for one hog.
By cash paid P. Bmkenma
kcr, fur weaving car-
pet,
By cash paid W. A. Hum
rich, for seed anions,
By cash paid Francis Able,
mending bedsteads,
By cash pala Major Line,
for pork;,pudding and
sausage, _
By cash paid Jos, Ebrlght,
for repairing pumps.
By cash paid D.S. Breune
mau, for hanging pa-
.per,
Bv cash paid blind man,
for faro to Phlbi.,
By cash paid Turnpike Co.,
for toll lor teams,
By cash paid P. Eckels, for
one yeast stand.
By cosh paid S. A. Bowers,
for paper, stamps and
check book,-
By cash paid Mrs. Wink,
for butchering,
By cash paid Jno. U. Mil
ler, fon extra service,
By cash paid’ S. P. Zelglor,
for services to small
pox house, ,
By cash paid Jere. west
fall. for cook In hos-
pital,
By cash paid Susan Neff,
for cook In the stew
ard's kitchen,
By cash paid Francis Able,
for 15 month as ba
ker, . _
Bv cash paid Michael Ego,
.for work on farm and
carpentering,
By cash paid Peter Myers,
teamster.
By cash paid Jobn N. Sny
der, clerk and team-
ster, .
ty cash paid Uonry West
fall, for stowarl lu hos
pital, „ ....
jftflli paid John B. Mil
ler, for salary as attor
ney,
•ash paid S. A. Rowers,
for salary ns treasurer.
By cash paid lleury Sny
der, for salary as stew
ard,
rash paid S. PlZeigler,
for salary as physi
cian,
cash paid John Umbor
ger, for salary as dl-
By C 5
By ci
rector,
By cash paid Jacob Wag
goner, for salary as di
rector, „
By cash paid Ellas B. Eys
ler, for salary as di
rector,
By cash paid miscellane
ous expenses,
S 15,460 55
il. lu hands of Treasurer, 417 00
§15,915 01 315-.QIQ 01
SAM UEL A. DOWERS. Ks<j„ Treasurer of the
Poor House and House of elmployraent or Cum
berland county. In account wltn the Directors
of said Institution from tho Ist day of January,
to tho JJst day of December, 1572 ;
To cash from County Treasurer, ebli
mate, . “IJ.wO W
To cosh from other sources as exhib
ited In the foregoing statement,
By cash paid on Director 1 *! orders,
Balance iu hands of Treasurer,
OPERATIONS OF THE INSTITUTION DUR
ING TUE YEAR 1812.
STATEMENT OF STEWAIIT AND MATDON.
. Inmates,
Number of paupers In tho House January
Ist, 1872, (20 of whom wore colored.) IJB
Number of paupers admitted up to Doc. 3lst,
1672, . 122
Number of paupers born in the House, (4
scut hero pregnant,) 6
Whole number provided for during tho year. 275
Number died, (of whom l were colored,) 21
Number bouua out, 1
Number discharged and eloped, 121 143
Number remaining In the House, Jan. Ist,
1678, (of whom 15 are colored), 132
Number lu the small pox house Jau. Ist,
1878, 1
Number of out-door paupers supported
at public expense, . 103
Whole number chargeable January Ist, 18737239
225 pairs pants. 20 vests, 5 coats, 25 pairs cloth
mittens, 15 pairs stockings knit. 15 pairs stock
ings footed, 15 bonnets, 25 caps, 100 sacks, 17.7
aprons. .W comforts, 100 chemises, 215 shirts, 155
frocks, 71 pillow ships,2t bolsters, 51 chart beds,
102 sheets.so hamlkercbiels hemmed, 21 chil
dren's frocks, lo children's skirts, to suspenders,
75 towels, 72 skirts, 50 woolen snlrts, to drawers,
21 shrouds, 225 lbs hard soap and 00 barrel soft
soap was made.
Work Done in Shoemaker Shop.
120 pairs new shoos, 2 pairs boots footed, 110
pairs half soled and heeled, 43 pairs half soled,
-i8 pairs repaired; also mended some gears.
II orh Done in Carpenter'Shop.
25 coilins, ouo sand bed, 2 double gates, pat
up 125 puuuol of post and rail fence, 50 panuol
of fence reset, made a lot of single aud double
trees and Homo hammer handles.
block Fattened and Killed.
23 beeves (average weight 020 lbs.) U2OO lbs., 4
calves (average .weight 78 lbs.) 31-1 lbs., 3l hogs
(average weight 210 ibs.j 8160 lbs, making in ail
22730 lbs.
block on Farm January 1, 1873,
S mules, 3 horses, 27 milch cows, 1 head of
slock cuttle, 18 steers, 1 sows, 15 shoals and 10
Utensils on Darin, January 1, 1873.
2 broad and 1 narrow wheeled wagon, 1 siono
wagon, one stone sled, 2 pair wood ladders, 1
pair rail ladders, 3 pair hay ladders. 1 wagon
bed, 1 sand bed, 1 Jack screw, 1 cart and gears,
I s wing wagon and gears, 2 large sleds, fl plows,
I harrows, 3 corn hurrowa, 2 single and 0 double
shovel plows, 2 largo and 1 small cultivators, I
roller, 1 grain drill, I large separator and No. 1
horse power, I wfud mill, I fodder cutler, I hand
corn shelter, ti wheelbarrows, 2 log chains, 1(1
sots wagon gears, 10 sots plow gears, 2 fifth and 1
carrying chain, spreads,, single and ‘■(tfttle
trees, 10 fly nets. 2 wagon saddles, 11
Chains, 45 cow chains, i set of carpenter mn 7
grain cradles, 12 mowing scythes, 2 wire hay
vakes, 3 picks, 1 mattock, 2 crowbars, a stone
drills, 12 shovels, 2 grain reapers aud mowers,
jifula variety of atone hammers, quarrying
spades, forks, sickles, rakes, corn hoes,
wood saws, axes, mauls, wedges, crout knife,
*c., Ac.
IJENRV HN VDEti, Steward,
ELIZABETH BNYDER, Matron.
Wo, tho Directors of the Boor and Douse of
Employment of Cumberland county, do certify
the above and foregoing to bo u correct state
ment of the receipts and expenditures of said
institution, from tho Ist day of January to tho
.'list flay of December, 1K72; and also of the on
crntloiiHof said institution during tho uamo
period, and of Us condition on January l, ib;j
according to the bust of our knowledge. Given
under our hands this 13th day of January, 1873.
JOHN UMBEUGEU.
JACOB WAGGONER,
E. B.EY6TER.
JUrceion of f/ic tfw of Clmßv,o).
Wo, Iho Auditors ol Cumberland coutity, hav
ing examined.tho account and vouchors of tho
Directors of tho Poor and House of Employ
ment of said county, from .lanuary I. to Dccom
hor 31st, 1872, and also the account and vouchors
of SamuelA. Bowers, Esq,, Treasurer of said In
stitution for tho same period, do certify Unit
we find a balance In hands of Treasurer, of four
hundred and fjrly-Boven dollars and thirty
six cents. Given under our hands this 22d day
of lanuary 1873. JACOB UKMMINGEU, .
PETER SNYDER.
G,W. HEAGV.
Auditors of Climb, C\j.
Umarlt.
I'iU Oo
:!03 20
gHBUIPF’3 PROCLAMATION.
God Save tlie Commonwealth f
oi oo
Pursuant to au Act of tho General Assembly
of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the I7th day of March, A. U. 1872,
J, JAMES K. FOREMAN, High Sheriff of tho
County ol Cumberland, State of Pennsylvania,
do hereby make known and GIVE NOTICE
that an election will bo hold on
Friday, the 21st Day of march, 1873,
It being tho Third Friday of March, at tho fol-
I lowing places, to wit:
Carlisle, East and West Wards, at the Court
House, In Iho Borough of Carlisle.
Mecbaulcaburg, North aud South Wards, at
tho Market House, lu the Borough of Meehan
lesburg.
. Dickinson Township, at tho Public House of
David Marts, In said township.
East PennsboroTownshlp.at tho Public House
of John Olowlno, In West Falrvlow.
Frankford Township, at tho Brick School
House, m Blosorvlllo,
Hopewell Township, at tho School House In
tho Borough of Nowburg.
. Newburg Borough, at tho School House, in the
Borough of Newburg.
Notion Township, at the School House, In
Oakville.
MUIUn Township, at Centro School House, In
Mitllln township,
Monroe Township, at tho Public House of A.
L. Hurst, Churcblown.
Middlesex Township, at tho Middlesex School
House.
Lowor Allen Township, at the Wagonmukei'
Shop of Samuel Wobor.
Nowvlllo Borough, at the Public School
House, In tho Borough of Nowvlllo.
Uampdon Township, at tho Public House of
Geqrgo K. Duoy,
North Middleton- Township, at tho Public
House ol J, C. Beecher.
Now Cumberland Borough, at tho Public •
Houso of Win. Bell, In the -Borough of Now
Cumberland.
Penn Township, at tho House tormcrly occu
pied by Jacob Rcdsecker, In Controvllle.
Shlppenshurg Borough, at.' tho Council House,
In said Borough.
Shlppenshurg Township, at tho now SchoQl
House, In said Township.
Sliver Spring Township, at the Public House
of James McGuire. «
105 «•:
2., 03
22 50
102 (1,1
05 00
10 S»
10 00
’/ Ii IK
Routbampton Township, ut tho Centro School
House. In said Township.
South Middleton Township, at tho Central
School House, lu said Township.
Upper Allen Township, at (ho Public House oi
Joshua Culp.
West Pennsboro Township, at tho .School
House, at Alterton,
Cooke Township, at the School House, at Pino
Grove Furnace;
At which time and places tho qualified elec
tors of said townships, boroughs aud wards will
vote
FOR LICENSIt],
_A.GJ-.AJnVST JLICISNSE,
lu accordance with au Act entitled "An Actio
permit the voters of this Commonwealth to vole
every three years, on the question of granting
licenses to sell Intoxicating liquors.”
SECTION I. lie U enacted by the. AWio/c and House,
of Representatives of the Ojiumonioealth of J'enn
sylcama hi General Assembly met, ami it is herd)}/
enacted by the authority of (hr smite. That on the
third Friday In March, onetlmusand eight lam*
<lrcd and seventy-throe. In every city and coun
ty lu this Commonwealth, and at, tho annual
municipal elections every third year thereafter.
In every such city and county.lt shaU be the
duly of tho inspectors and Judges of elections In
tho cities and counties, to receive tickets; either
written or printed, from the legal voters oi said
cities and counties, labeled on the oiltslde, "li
cense,” aud on tne Inside "for license,” or
"against license,” and to deposit said tU.uuts lu
15 09
150 00
75 (Kj
625 75
240 (Hi
a box provided for that purpose by said Inspec
tors and Judges, as is required by law in the
case of other tickets received at said election ;
aud the tickets so received filial! bo counted,
and a return of the same made, to the cleric of
the Court of Quarter aesslonsof tho Peace of the
fuopor county, duly certified as Is required by
aw; which certificate shall bo laid before the
:ioo oo
450 (Ml
Judges of the said court, at the first meeting
of aald court after said election shall be
held, and Khali ho filed with the other rec
ords of said court; aud It shall be the duty of
i the mayors of cities, aud sheriffs of counties,
: or of auy other officer, whoso duly it may be in
perform such service, to give duo public notice
of such special election above provided for,
three weeks previous to the lime of holding the
same, and also three weeks oeforo such election
every third year thereafter: Provided, That
this act shall not be construed to repeal or affect
any special law prohibiting the sale of Intoxi
cating liquors, or prohibiting the granting of
licenses: I’rovidcd. That when the municipal
and township elections lu any county or city do
not occur on the third Friday in March, the
election provided for lu this section shall bo
hold on the day fixed for tho municipal .elec
tions In said county : And provided/un/ivr t That
ulj licenses granted after tho first day of Janu
ary, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three, shall cease, determine and become void
on the first day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, if tho district for
100 1)1)
800 00
200 00
100 00
lOO'ffl
100 00
which they shall bo granted determines against
the grunting of license: and the treasurer Of
the proper county shall then refund, to the
holder of such license, the moueya so paid
theretor, for which the said treasurers shall bo
entitled to credit In his accounts with the Com
monwealth.
Section 2. That In receiving and counting,
and in making returns of the votes cast, the in
spectors and judges, and clerks of said electloii,
snail bo governed by the laws of this Common
wealth regulafng general elections; and all the
penalties, of said election laws are hereby ex
tended to,-and shall apply to the voters, in
spectors, Judges and clerks, voting at and in at
tendance upon the elections held under the
2,910 91
$15,469 5
$447 86
provisions of this act.
Sections. Whenever, by the returns of elec
tions in any city or county aforesaid. It'shall
appear that there Is a majority against license,
it shall uot.bo lawful for any court or hoa’dof
license commissioners to issue any license
ior the sale of aftlrltona, vlnuous, malt
or other intoxicating liquors, or any admix
ture thereof, in said city or county ( at any
time thereafter, until at an election as
above provided, a majority shall vote In
favor or license: Provided, that nothing con
tained lu the provisions of this act shall pre
vent the Issuing of licenses to druggists, for the
sale of liquors for medicinal and manufacturing
purposes: Provided, The citizens of the borough
of Lebanon shall vote npon the question on iho
third Friday of,March, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-three, on the sumo day and
time when the townships of the county pi Leb-
anon hula their spring elections.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES a. IUITAN,
' Speaker of the Senate.
Al‘l*iiovei>—The twenty-seven day ol March.
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
aevonty-ttyc. J NO. W. GEARY.
Tho following supplement to the above bill
has b on passed by the legislature, and signed
by the Governor :
i A Mippicment to an act entitled “An act to permit
the voters of (his Oimmon wealth to vote every three
yeprs ou (he question 0/ granting licenses to sell in
toxicating li>/uors," approv'd twenty-seventh Starch
. one thousand eight hundred and
Whereas, Under the provisions of the first sec
tion of the act approved twenty-seventh March,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two.
there is or may bo some doubt as to tho time of
holding elections on the question of license or
no license lu certain cities and boroughs where
in the municipal elections heretofore by law
llxed do not occur upon the some day as in tho
townships of the county wherein said cities or
boroughs are located.
Section l. licit enacted, do., That now it is
hereby declared to be the true intent, and renew
ing (moaning) of said act that the election, under
the provisions of tho first section thereof, should
bo held lu all the election districts and pre
cincts of any county, including tho cities and
boroughs therein situated, upon the same day.
and whenever, bylaw, the municipal elections
lu any city or borough occur at a alil'eient date
from the municipal elections In the townships
of the county In which said city, or borough or
boroughs may bo hohlen, the election upon tho
question of License in said city, or hoiough or
.boroughs, may and shall bo held upon tho day
now fixed by' law'for holding township elections
In such county, and by tho proper ofllcers there
of, under tho provisions of the first sectlon'of
the act to which this is a supplement.
Section 2. Wneuover, upon the passage of
this supplemental act, the day of township elec
tions in any county may have passed, in which
county there wore any city, borough or bor
oughs In which the annual municipal elections
have not been held, the qualified voters in si-ul
city, boroughs lu any such county may’ vote up
on the question of license on Ul6 day of ihoan-'
nuul municipal election for such city, borough
or boroughs for tho year one thousand eight
hundred and sovouly-threo. when such annual
municipal election occurson or before the third
Friday ol M irch.and trtennlallv theroaller; but
when such municipal elections In any such city,
borough or boroughs do not occur on or before
the third Friday of March, then, lu any' such
case, the election upon the question of license
shall bo held on said third Friday of March, ami
•not later. The votes for or against license in
any such city, borough or boroughs shall
bo added to and counted with the votes lor
and against license polled in mo lownshlp ( s> of
the county', in which said cily, borough or bor
oughs may be located, the same as If cast on the
samoday ns the township elections- And tho
voles lor and against license In any city shall bo
counted and certified to tho court or board of
license commlsslnnors, jis the case may bo, sep
arate from Uio vote ol the townships anil bor
oughs fn any county wherein snM city may bo
located, ana If a majority vole of such city is
against license, then no license shall be granted
for such city; but If amnjorllv vole of such city
is for license, then license may be grunted for
such city.
Section 3. The proper election otllccrs of om-h
election district in any such'cliy, borough or
boroughs are hereby authorized and required to
hold aud conduct an election upon the day or
days mentioned In the law to which (his Is n
supplement or in this Mtpplememal nci, and
the election ofllcors shall .»e entitled hi pay
therefor as for like services In holding other
elections; jirovfclaf, the election occurs on a day
different from the municipal election.
Section 4. If an election in any city, ward or
bor> ugh has boon already buldon under the act
to which this Isa supplement, or under any spe
cial act wherein the question of license or no li
cense has been voted upon, though not upon the
day of any municipal election In such city or
borough, such election Is hereby declared to bo
legal aud valid.
Section fi. In all cases whortßUeoMoufj have
heretofore been held m any township, ward or
borough, or In auydlstrlctof any city or county,
of this Commonwealth, under the provisions of
any special act heretofore passed authorizing
the citizens thereof to vole on the question of
granting licenses for the sale of liquors, the
qualified electors of such wards, districts or bor
oughs shall not be debarred from voting under
the provisions of the act to which this Is u sup
plement, by reason of ihelr having voted nig
ffinauctat,
Illistcllancousj
My nnv descriptive Catalogue of Choice Flow
er and Garden Hoods,‘2o sorts of either for SI;
now mul choice varieties of Frultand Ornamen
tal Trees, Shrubs, Kvergreeus. Hoses. Grapes,
Lilies, Hmail Fruits, House and Uordcr Plants
ami Hiuhs; one year grafted Fruit Trees for
mailing; Fruit .Stocks of all Kinds; Hedge
Plants, &c.; the most complete assortment In
the country, will he sent gratis to any plain ad
dress, vlth P. O. box. True Capo Cod Cranberry
for upland or lowland, per lOOO; $1 per loti;
prepaid hp mall. Trade List to dealers. Seeds
on Commission. 'Agents wanted.
JJ. M. Watson, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
warehouse, Plymouth, Mass, Established isl'2.
, (lmarT3-lt
PHOT IIONOTARY» S NOTI O E. —No
tico.ls hereby given Unit the following trust
accounts have been filed In my oftlco for exam
ination.nun will bo presented lor confirmation
to t/jo Chart of Common Plena of Cum norland
county, Wednesday, April PJth, A. IX IS7:>, viz;
I* Tlio account of John EUer, assignee of Bolo*
moil Rollenboi,
i. The account of Goo. Wilson umt (\ I). Hart?.-
Icr, assignees of George Tborloy.
J. The acoount of 11, N. Howman, assignee of
.Tolln Sta'cr.
j. The account of Win. A. Trlnner, assignee of
Win. S. HurlchMidoe;"
S. Tlio account of <Jeo. Hoover, Ksq., assignee
of .lolm Cams.
tf. 'J’ho account of J. L, ffoyd, Esq , assignee 01
A. M.'l.clfert.
7. Tim account of ]. L: llcyd, Esq., alienee oi
John P, Wengevt.
s- ’l’liu account of J. L. Ueyd, Esq., assignee ol
9; N. Jlnmrna.
ADM INISTUA.TRIN' NOTlCE—No
tice lahureby given Unit letters ol iijlmlnis
trat ion on the estate ol John 11, Hays, late of
North 'Middleton Township, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing In
the borough of Carlisle. All persons having
claims or demands against said, estate of the
said decedent, are requested to’present them,
and those imlcbjed will male payment Immedi
ately. . SUE W. DEHH.
UTlchTd— (it Atlinini.stra/rir.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration on the o-tut 6 of Dr, Charles. F. Zitzor,
lalo of tlio borough of Carlisle, deo’d., have been
•granted to the undersigned, residing m sutd
borough. All persons having claims or demands
against the estate ot the said decedent, are re
quested to make the same known to the said
undersigned without delay, and those,lndebted
will muUo payment Immediately.
ELIZAUETH ZITZEII.
Admitu.\lrti(rir,
Fefyj;
EXECUTORS’ NOTlCE.—Notice ia
hereby given that letters testamentary on
me will of Elizabeth Meekly, Into of Wow Cum
berland, Cumberland county, deceased, have
been Issued to the undersigned Executor, resid
ing In New Cumberland aforesaid, .All person.?
jndel)ted will please make payment, wtthout de
lay, and lliose holding ulaims wih present them
to _ SAMUEL TIIOULEY,
J'xccutor.
oiaiuTiJ'Ci 1 -
A CiENlri WANTED. —Wo want ono
A good Agent lu every township to soli our
New and Immensely Popular Hooks and Engra
vings. The veiy largest eommission paid. Those
now at work report great sales. Circulars and
all Inhumation Vice. Write to WouruiNoroN,
Dlvtis ,t (*«., (larliord, Conn. a
Bept. ‘JO-tim-im ex-mar O-'imtfr
jyi'JW HOOT AND
SHOE STORE.
HunTS.
HIIUES,
CUSTOM ami MADJ3 TO OtWPAI.
PREP-VIKING neatly and promptly done,
" ADAM DV.sEKT.
No -t East Main Slice
dfi-Ii ‘Jit, Js7l!—tt
HtiUSK FOR lUON'i’,—Will it* for
lent liuni the Ist of April m-xt, bum-c No.
77, Noilli Putstiect, t.Wrllate. The Home h a
two-story brick, with good back building, and
contains seven rooms. For purllciilaric.nl on
8. W. Oris.iingor, North Middleton township, or
David Blow. North Hanover stjeet, Carlisle.
J3mar73-3i* '
aforesaid, or by reason of any provlsl n or llml* f
tidlon In any special act whatever, but all tho :
qualified voters of every county ami city la llio i
State shall he onlitlcd to vote on tho question .
of granting license In such mrtTine*’, and under
snob restrictions as are provided in this net,
and the act to which It Is u supplement.
Suction 0. That the act entitled "An actio
' regulate tho sale of intoxicating liquors In the j
county of Allegheny.” approved April J. 1572,
was not Intended to repeal the act to which this
act Is a supplement, but tho name is hereby de
clared to bo in as lull lorco and eilect ns if tho
act approved April J, 1572, had never been pass
ed, and (hat tho election provided tor to take
place inulcr and In pursuance of said act of
March 27, 1872, shall he held on the third Friday
ot March, 1873, and every third year thereafter,
In tho several wards, boroughs and townships
lu said county of Allegheny not excepted m
said act.
Suction 7. That all elections held lu the year
1873 under this act, and tho act to which this Is
a supplement, eight days’ notice of said election
shall be sufliclcut, ami that all elections hold
thereafter under Hits net, aud tho act to which
It Is asupplomonl, nottco of said election shall
bo given ns la required by the provisions of the
net to which this is a supplement; jinn-idat,
that tho provisions of this act.shall not bo so
constmed as to repeal or a lie cl any special law
prohibiting tho sale ot intoxicating liquors or
the granting of .licenses In any district wherein
Iho same Is prohibited by existing it
is further declared to bo tho true Intent and
meaning of section S of the net to which This Is a
supplement, that so much of said section ns
prohibits tho Issuing ol llcousn hy nuy court or
hoard of license commissioners, In any district
where thcro Is a majority against license, shall
apply to all ofllcors authorized hy existing laws
to Isatto licenses for the sale of splrltous. vln
lous; malt, or other Intoxicating liquors, or any
admixture thereof.
Section 8. That tho'qualified electors of the
city aud county of Philadelphia shall ho enti
tled to vote on the question of granting licenses,
In such manner ami under such restrictions as
are provided In this act ami the act to which
this Is a'supplement at tho first municipal elec
tion held in the city and county of Philadelphia
for the yetut eighteen hundred and .seventy
throe, and every three years hereafter at tho
annual municipal election, \
GEO. 11. ANDERSON,
•Speaker oftho Senate.
\VM. ELLIOTT,
’ ’ . Speaker of the House.
Given under h»y hand ni my oillce, in Carlisle,
IhJ.u 20th day of February, in tho year of. our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred ami seventy
three, and In tho ninety-seventh year of the in
dependence of tho United States.
Hheuife’s Office. ) JAS. K. FOREMAN,
Carlisle, Feb. 20,18:3.; Shcrtjr.
Jicaal flatters.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
lowing mimed persons have tiled- applica
tion for hotel, flriiior, restaurant and retailors'
licenses, under tho several Acts of Assembly
relating thereto, in the oillco of the dork of
the Court of quarter Sessions of Cumberland
county, which said applications will ho pre
sented to said Court, on Monday, the 7th dav
of April, JWJ: *
HOTELS.
Carlisle. East Ward
do do
do do
Win. Noaker,
N. \V. W»ods,
Geo. Z. Bent/,
Jeremiah Hannon, do
H. L Hurkholdt’f, do
'Geo. Wetzel, do
David It, Gill, do
Jacob Thulium, do
''’rod’JL Zullliigov, ' Dickinson
H. I r . \\ llilor, Fast. Fonnsboro’ do
John F Ivoofauvof, do do
John -Slerer, do <lo
Jacob Switzer, do do
Jill do • ilo
Aml row Itrlckor, Hampdon ' do
John G. Heck, Lower Allen' do
A L Hurah. Monroe. do
J. T, Sholbly, Middlesex do
Henry Miller, do do
John Thompson, Meclmulcsburg, N. Ward.
JohnSponsder, do do
Invluc, do do
J. \V. Loldlif, do \Vnrd
ChnstlcmK'lrtvccr, NowylUo Itarouuh.
Samuel l{. Zelgler, do do
SUni'l.Hf,mu’.sl)imyh, New Cumberland;
W.C. Sharp, Nowhur«
"'in. Clark, Southampton township,
Sam'l Riinghmnn, do do
Knock Uoutzallil, South Mlddlelou do
John D. Shoall’cr, ' do do
Henry A. Wolf. do do
\V A Mullen, do do
hen ttupley, do do’
11. l\ (iuyVr,
J, n. Becchor
do do.
North Middleton do
.John U. Keesor. silver Spring do
Geo. .K. Uuoy; do do
Joliu J. Uliigu'ftlt, do do
S U Grove, do do
’sauc A. Q,ulglev, Shippensburt' Hovouyh
'ii Wynkoop,
Jiuncs Colley, do do
Peter Coclcllu, Upper Allen township.
Joshua Culp ‘ do do
Jneob OhiHiicll, West I’ennsboro* do
J. \V. Fair, do ‘ do
Kilns JJ. Eyater, Penn do
K. O. M’Cloary, , Noivton do v
RESTAURANTS.
Krod’kfUabncr, rarllslo, Hast Wunl.
Siun’l'Brown, do do
TUos. .Lindsey, do Westward.
Ered’k Cramoi'. do do
1). C. Durnbjlugh, Meelmnlcsburg, N. Ward.
W. U, Uoaver, Shlppensburg Horpugbi
Henry L). Uopmau. New Cumborl’d do
S. H. buvautuio. Souib Middleton twp.
Ercd’k Brcckmakor, Silver Spring
RETAILERS.
John Hannon.
T. I'. Jimlcln,
S. W.Early,
U. Hush.
J, A. (Jralmm,
CurllsU* ”
do
do
Shlppoushurt'.
NewvJJlo Boro
All licenses must bo lifted within lUtoeu days
after granted by the Court, or they will be for
feited)
GEO. EiUG,
CJerJr of Courr,
March hi, 1870—tc
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that tellers of admin
istration on the estate of Jacob Martin, hue of
tho borough of Carlisle, deceased, have been
grunted to tlio undersigned, residing in said
borough. All persons having claims or do
mandsflgnlnst.said esiufeare requested tomnko
thesmao Unown to tho said undersigned with
out delay, and those Indebted will make Imme
diate payment. mahgaiiivT s. martin,
13tnar73 Administratrix.
j^EEDS,Plants, Trues—prepaid by mai.
U. W. WORST.
ITotliuiiolary
UrnmTj-JC
4 Ji'ast Main Street,
caiteus.
BHOCIA Ns,
I have determined to close o\it the entire stock of goods of the tlrm of MI i.LEU A HUT TO!
in as short a time as possible. From this dale I will offer
MUar.ltJK HUF.ETINUS. TICKINGS, TAIII.R LINENS. TOWELLINGS, NAPKIN'S, Q.UILTS,
COUNTERPANES ami all other Itlmls of DOMESTIC GOODS will bo kept up ami BOIU at
MEN’S AND BOYS’
Black and Colored Cloths and Cassimeres,
of a thousand different kinds, will ho closed out at a urn-U sucrlilco to closo out. Now Is
Uio limp for every oho to secure a bargain In Dry Goods at (ho Central Dry- Goods Store, as
the entire stock must and will ho closed out. ■ v .JOHN MIM..EU,
Surviving I’nrlner.
N, ll.—The entire slock Will ho sold wholesale at a greflt sacrifice.
20mur73
: HEW, NEW, • HEW,
Fall and Winter Dry Goods at
Duke & Burkholder’s
The Largest Stock ! The Greatest Variety .
\t tho Lowest Prices ever ollercd to tho public. Call and nullso a personal examination .
of this slock, and wo wilt convince you that this Is true. Wo huvo all the new ami
Late Style Dress ftooils !
VELVETEENS In every shade at the very lowest prices.
BLACK ALPACAS .IN ALL .TOE BEST BRANDS.'
SHAWLS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES.
While and Colorcu Blankets, Ac. Flannels In all colors and (pialUles, at old prices.
Cloths, C&ssimeres, Overcoatings,
uml Saitlnets oi tho best (lUitlUlc.s and nobbiest s/yles. in Ibis lino oi Goods wo cannot be
excelled. It will do you good to see them. Call ami see the whole slock ami be convinced
ihat wo sell cheap.
aeiit. Ml, 1!)7M DUKE & BURKHOLDER, ;*orlll llnuovur St., carllslo
110
West W'.-iu(
do '
do
do
lovr’nMilp,
1872. Grand Fall Opening. 1872.
No. 18 North Hanover St
Having routined from the Eastern Markets with a
Larp & Stock Ol Boods
I am prepared' ~ offer BARGAINS lo all who will favor uh with a call.
Please examine the following before purchasing elsewhere, If yon desire to save money :
Ladles’,'Gent's and Misses' KID GLOVES,
Woolen and Cotton HOSIERY, all kinds,
A complete assortment of ZEI'HYR, GEHM/NTOWN and
FANCY YARNS. Also, a full line of
■ ffet and Plated Jewelry,
Bracelets, Neck-Ties, Chains, &c-
J. H.
Sepl.-O, 1572. No. IS North Hanover hi., Carlisle.
John A. Means,
No. S. Hanover
Fresh Groceries.
CRACKERS.. MORASSES,
FLOUR, COFFEES,
FEEIJ, CHEESE,
TEAS. SLICES,
SUGARS. HICK,
SVRtJUS, SALT.
FISIJ. BF.EF.
HAM. LARO.
SAUCE. Cf.OS'Ks. ■
PICKLES, SODA.
I)HIEI> FRUIT,
ketciiuu,
HUAF,
NUTMEGS,
(,‘ANNKD FRUIT,
X'EI’UER, STARCH.
ALI.SUICE, HALAUATIiS,
CINNAMON'
CORN STARCH
BROOMS,
TUBS.
CORDAGE,
lASKETS,
ILA CKINU,
CKDAUWAUE,
WIIjLOWWAKE,
QUEENSWAUK;
OJiASSW A HE,
STONEWARE,
HAKTHENWARE,
O T I () K
To Bridge Builders,
SEALE!) PUOPUSALB will be received by
tbe County CL'imntasloners of York and Cum
btrlnml counties, at the Commissioner's OtHco,
in the borough of Carlisle. Pa., until 10 o'clock,
A. 3i. f on TUESDAY, APRIL s, lsT:i. for the erec
tion of aNEW JOINT BRIDGE across Yellow
Breeches crook, near Lisburn, known ns Ander
son's Fording; spaa to bo 120 It. long, Pi ft. above
low water mark. Proposals for a COVERED
WOODEN BRIDGE, and also for an IRON
BRIDGE will bo received. Tho bridge to bo
erected In accordance with lb .sneclUcalions on
file in tho Mtltco of tho Commissioners of cacti
county. Contractors to tlnd all material. Per
sons who bid are requested to be present at
tho opening of thopropos. Is,
I'ho Commissioners of York and Cumberland
counties reserve tho right lorejeet any or mB (
bt<J« which they may consider unreasonable, I
or for any other KUillelenL cause.
LEWIS MTRAYER.
ATT ms r: .IA CO B KOUL E K,
E. D. ’Av.UH.vm, UAVAU B.M VBKH.
Clcr/.. Com’rs of York Co.
DAVID DIETZ,
ATTEST : J. e. SAMPLE.
.1. B. Fi.ovn. .SAMUEL EUNbT,
t Com’js of Cnmb. Co.
•rrtvbm
si,l rt'Eits
ASHLAND (JKMKTKIiV t.vhtg now
under Ui« direction and control of (he<-üb>
scribor,all mtsoundesiring to pvucbUrie lots in
ll fur burhiT purposes, or wishing any Inhuma
tion, can be aoeniumo'taled by calling on Jut
at her residence, on East High .street, neutlv
opposite tho Bentz. House, or by calling at the
otlleo of tho late Win. M. Penrose, In Rheem's
Jiall. V, M, PENROSE.
•lnov72iyv*
Selling off to Close Business!
(J ENTRA I/
GREAT
DRESS GOODS !
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. BARGAINS.
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, BARGAINS.
BLACK ALPACAS. VERY CHEAP,
DURE BLACK MOHAIRS, GREAT BARGAINS,
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED TUtCKS.
Mourning: G-oods
of all kinds, a largo slock on hand,
FUNERAL
of nil klmlH will bo on hand until tho entire stock Is closed out,
REDUCED PRICES!
a* long ns there nro any goods on band.
! LOTH Erl o( till klluls will bo made up nt short notice.
Notions !
fllisccUcincons.
(J A RUSLE.
poaior Hi
(I’INOKIt. -
SARDINES,
RUCK ETS,
CANDLES,
BRUSHES.
VINEGAR.
STOVE I*ol.lBll.
coAii on.
A’T TUI
I) R Y
G OODS
IN CAUIj I S L I
BARGAINS
IS AU KlNl>y OF
GOODS!
WEAR!
al Great Barg;
Notions ! Notions !
dfUscnlanroits
!<’ ItLSII MEAT DAILY
ifdward J. Arney,
JVoi't/i Havore r 6//'cct
Tho citizens of Carlisle can be
furnished with Beef, Pork:, Veal, Mut
ton, Lamb, Pudding.yausago, &c., daily
at his residence, opposite John Mc-
Bride’s. Delivered to ail parts of tho
town. ejdl-72.
UIJUATUdLUY'K
Improved cucumber • Wood
Pump, Tasteless, Durable, ElU
clcul and (’heap. Tho best
Pump for tho least money At
tention 1h ccpei'lully Invited to
Ula 101 l ley’s Patent improved
Hracket ami new Drop Chock
Valve, which can bo withdrawn
without removing tho Pump or
disturbing tho joints. Also, the
Copper Chamber which neve.
: ’V * C cracks or scales, and will out bust
"vj ~ any ollicD Kor sale by Uliliu*-
smith <V Hupp, Carlisle. Scud
S ion atiiloeue and price list. '
Cs l IMS, (j. lil.A’lCllM y. M I'r
Sept, lii—j 506 Commerce St.. Pblla’
TAKK XOTK’K !
Something New in Carlisle Again,
in which every person Is Interested move or less.
An AGUICLM/rtJUAL IMPLEMENT and SHED
KTOItE. Just what, has been wanted here for
years buck,
-Vo. Ul South Hanover Street, )
Known as the “Blair Corner.” ul wliioh place I'
can he tonnd.nl all times, a lull and complete f
assorimentofi.’’ kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMI’LEMESTS!
and also a lull and complete assortment of
'field, garden and flower seeds i
1 also a lull and complete assortment of
'WILLOW AM) CROAK WAKE Z
alt of which will ho sold very low. Persons
wishing anything in Iho above lino will do well
by calling and examining our goods before buy
ing elsewhere, a.s wo foci sure we can given l
good satisfaction as any other house in tin
place or elsewhere. He sure to give us a call
Don’t forget the place, NO. id H. DAN’CVHn
STUHHT. Blair’s Corner, H, G. CAUII,
General agent fot the sale of all kinds of Agri
cultural implements and Seeds, Ac.
Jan.W-7y—tf
IrpoWN PROPERTY FOR HALE.—
X The ,mulerbii'ued. Assignee of Robert M.
Hmcic, of Curllsio, oilers for sale the properjy
corner oi l'ili street and Locust alley. The
house Is a new two story bride, and Ih In good
condition. The Improvements are modern, and
the entire property Is a very desirable one.
AlrfU for sal., a vacant LOT OF GUOITND
on Uedlord Mlreet, ill) icet In front by t!lu in
depth, more or less, hounded by properties of
A. A M. iloylo, Ureunemun and others.
I’KIKR rtI’AHU,
■dlilf/mA
J E STERNER & ism,.
V eh. 3), ISTI-Ini,
Liverv & Sale Stable.
UI'.TW KEN HA NOVCLI AND UEDFOIiD STS
IN THE REAR OF THE RENTE HOUSE,
Carlisle, Pa.
-laving lilted up tho stable with now Carri
ages, 4e., Wo uro prepaid! lo furnish llrst-oliuis
turn-outs at reasonably rules. Parties tmmi to
and from the springs.
April 1% IW7-Kr
c*/| £™» u rumples mailed free /or
c ts that, sell at sight for four, dollars* to
•if-nny Person In Carlisle, who will net as nat.
iSMmr-hv , itnmlall &. C0,,7(>7 Broadtea>,N.Y,
Sto R E
IUOUKINO CLASS, MALE OK FEM\LE
\) Sw u week guaranteed. Urspcciublo oaiploy*
pumil at home, day or evening; no capital re
guiied ; full Instructions ami vumublo. package
of goods to start with sent, free by mail. Address
with (} cent return Stamp, M. YOUNG & CO. 174
Oroouwlcli st.. New York. « l!omar*Jw.
lOOJvmVI^ 1 * 3 0,1 STUDENTS, MALB or
jnn /null *IVIAn C «lti ecuro <“'»ployniont pny
‘ 00 J" SIW por monlli during the
lul I!vu"fn h i u,l } m< “ r . Addresn, PEOPLE’S
JUUItiVAL, sis Arch street, Phlln. Pn, iXlmurlw
pItIVATE ADVICE TO
■YOUNG- MEN !■
by nu Eminent Christian Physician. . Sent free
foan.V'rtfhiresK hy the 0»-)r.tj,ondni,/ Scrrcfan/ of
n n t ie ./' C,ls Christian AmociihloS. Oe?i
umntott a, i ennn. iVninfiw
A WATCH FREE » lO S%^S!S
bio as dour. Everybody buys If. C.m’t do with,
out It. Must have it. No gift enterprise, no hum.
bug. Keduody it Co., Ilittsburg, I’a. i.Dmorhv
a°&ate
skl °’ solls w 11 *"--
10 0 OilfiM. 8 _\vnniO(l f, ( i-out- new Charts..
niKrsr m rcutv/!^ 1 } CHILI.) mid
m. Ul ®f ULK.SHING , LITTLK CH lI.DRP V
HaXmisV- 1 r *J very <,liriK,l “ n home!
Kshibiiln £. L H !I WU l< K*npiro Map ana Chart
?or Liberty St., N* Y. L'dinarhv
U
Iho Itelslnuer Sash Lode ami Support u,
Fasten lour Windows <
K '° br dUt, no cutting of sash ; cheap,
n c,la }•>■ npplleii: holds sash at any
u R HOlf f ftN tenor when sn/jh (s‘
stump for circular. Circular ami
0 n l . . ,ronZl ' ll lopk!1 l ' p,lt lo am- address.
1 st paid on receipt of SO coma. Liberal In-'
ar^a'tlt^Jj O skvi r !i'X 0 '^- A,,pntl ‘ initial. Ai|t
Hsl«f;.i l p , . al ra GE 1 CO -’ iNo - ),s MorltM Sl-.Hnr
or regfetUed leuer.i‘ ,0n ° y I>o,l ' ‘
rjIUE u«7it JUJNM.XG : : -
DOMEST I C
SE W INO MACHJN K
Ss /he JJcst in/he V'ortd.
Agents wanted. Hend for circular. Address*
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., N.Y. iMmarhv
WANTED AGENTSS^^rj
literature, OUU DIGESTION; or, .
MY JOLLY FRIEND’S SECRET I
' *? R * I! 10 “Civ work Is an immense sue
ooss. waves money, worry niul precious health
iSiir h °A s 10 » W *° llv ,° ' vetl UUII Brow fat on $1 »
f V«^ , i n . ls^?^? lu l nffmonc ‘- v rtn<i tloln? a
woild of pood with it. Delay not. but addiess
at onco Geo. Maclean, Publisher, Phtlg, jjomiw
MT ET E R
' A p OI TCJir. Nothing Is more cor
qaouces ny * lO lonut *hUou for buuro evil cause.
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS !
nro a sure cure for ali diseases of the respiratory
organs, sore throat, colds, croup, diphtheria
Asthma. (,atarrh. Hoarseness, Dryness of ilio
lliroat, Windpipe, or bronchial Tubes, ami all
Diseases of the Lungs, v
In ail-cases of sudden, cold, however taken
these 1 \BLKTa should he promptly and-freely
used, l hoy equalize tncclrculatlon of the blood,
mitigate (ho-severJiy of tho attack; ami will In
n very siiort Ume. restoro healthy action to 'the
unocicd organs.
Wells’ (larbollo Tablets are put up only in blue
boxes 'lake no Huh.stir.utOK. If I hoy cant be
found ut your druggist’s, send ut once to tho
Agent In New \orlc, who will forward ilium by
return mall.
Don't no deceived by Imitations.
bo Hn£ii lU i S 1>rl(10 Wi Petits a box.
JOHN ti IvKLLOGG. 18 Platt KI..N.Y.
S "omaHw rCU Ur ' SoJ ° Agontfor United Wtutes,
ssoo' . N PEEMIUMS
TWO NEW POTATOES.
BUSS’ SELECT GARDEN SEEDS'
VERMONT. Ten Hays Earlier
S r l r : rS ; >: nV v ?t' : 'i, I !!' a Tnonncrivi; anil
of DXCDLLLNI M,A\ Oft. SI. per pound • j
pounds by mail, postpaid, far £:J oij. 1 .
Ac it. A little Infer than Early Rose. Eon n
'A Qcautv. fj per pound, by mall, postpaid.
4500 will bo awnidcd ns Premiums in tb ash
who Produce tho Largest Q-anUty, from ono
, 9'.m„ rllltl ? rc i, clrcuhl, '“ of ll>o nhovn,
with list of JUO varieties of Potatoes, free lo all
Il.iaisTttATsii Seed C.VTAixihur- tou pa-'es tvilh
CoLoKKD < ”ItßO>tO, M 6 CGlltH. *
A flew Tomato, the “ARLINCITON." Early,
solid mid productive, ■ Price. 3 els, per paeket.
Mvo packet* /or Si. 1 1
'B.. K. BLISS & 80MS,
•■t PAUK Pi. AC h., PCkX\" V'aT!v
SOnmrJw Xom '
JU3RFBEBA I
The Great South American Blood Pu rifle.
Is unequalled by nuy known remedy.’ It will”
eradicate, extirpate ami thoroughly destroy all
poisonous anbstauce.s In the Hlood and will ef
fectually dispel all predisposition to blllloua de
rangement. -
Is there wuntot action Jnyourilvermid srleen*
Unless relieved at once, the hlood becomes Im
pure by deleterious secretions, producing scrof
ulous or skin diseases, blotches, felons, pustules
canker, pimples, ac., Ac.
Have you a dyspeptic stomach? Unless di
gestion Is promptly aldo.i the system is debili
tated with loss o| vital force, poverty ot the
blood, dropsical tendency, generol weakness or
lassitude. to assist digestion without
reaction ; It will Impart youlhlul vigor to the
weary su/luror.
IlavoyoU weakness of the Intestines? You
rp in daugcrof chronic diarrhoea or the dread •
il Inflammation of the bowels- Take It to al
ly Irritation, and ward off tendency to lulhun
mtJons. • .
Have you weakness of the uterine or urlnaiV
>rg«ns? ion are exposed to sud'erlug In It's
noat aggravated form
Are you dejected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de
iressed In spirits, with head-ncho. back-ache
suited tongue and bad tasting mouth 7
Pnr a certain remedy for all of these diseases
reaknesscs and troubles; for cleansing and
unifying the vitiated blood und Imparling vig
ir to all the vital forces , for building up and
esionng the weakened constitution use
JUKUBEBA!
which Is pronounced by .llio leading medical
authorities ol London ami Paris “the most pow
erful toufc and alterative known to the medical,
world This is no new and untried discovery
hut has been long used by the loading phytif
cluns of other countries with tconihrM remcdbil
Difn’t weaken and Impair ibfe digestive organ*,
hy oalhartles and physics, they glvoonl.C tem
porary roller— Indigestion, llalnlcucy and dys
pepsia with plies and kindred diseases are suto
to milow their uko Keep the hlood pure and
I*. H ««HureU, Price One Hollar per bottle
JOII.N tj, IvIOLLOGU.s Platt street, N V
So o AgOut for the United Hiatus. Soud for oh
oular “Omarlw
f TO. 312 PEi GEM?
Wo make a specialty of t'onntv. CUv and
fchcol District Ponds. Guarantee Legality of
all bonds sold, collect the Coupons without
charge, or take some at so much cash on sah
4*j-.Send for price list.
THE LAW OF MUNICIPAL BONDS !
lasi pul>llsh<MU>y ourfcCMior, should l>o In Mvu
immisof nil Intore-sietl in tUsclus-s of sormi
tics. Two VolnmuH, prim SR).
W, N t COLEU A.CO., 17 NiiMin M..N.Y
Tlio innuendo sale, lO.ohj In one month cmrPSSa
IVINGSTOME 26 YEARS IN AFRICA!
’ 'ng. proves If. above all others the booh
uses want. It Koos like wfldiiro. ovei
ts. only j.ot', It Is tlio only complete,
o account of the arduous labors, clarlua
feavftU hazards, ami mlghry nclilovo
r* -ho prince of explorers, ivloro agents
000 pnyi
..unitso.
wanted.
Not ici',~Bo not deceived by misrepresenta
tions made to palm oil' blab-priced* Inferior
works, but soul for circulars and see prool of
statements am. groat success of our uuonls
I ockot companion free. HUI3UAim’ nhoc
Publishers, Pljlln, or Boston. iM.naNw ’
lyim’U for- Largo Illustrated Price List. Ad-
U dress, .
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
Nl). 17:) HMITHWELD Mr., PmsKUiiGli, P,u,
‘ •lomllnp Shot Ciuns, SK) to S;',iH). noublo
is. <H io$I5U. .Siinito Guns, 53 to S2O, 1U
• 57.;. Revolvers, e'e to SJ:». Pistols. $1 to
Material, Pishing Tackle, l.aipo dts-
J>eaJor.sor LJub.s. Anuv Guns, Revol
. bought or traded for. Goods .sent by
c. U. J). to bo examined before paid for
llOrnarlw
IJroec
Kbot G'i
ik*.s, Ss
fS. On:
13,000,000 A CUES
cin*sn> :
The Cheapest Land In Market, for sale by i3u>
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
n llie CIUEAT I’bA.TTE VALLEV
,000,000 ACRES W CEHTRAI NEBRASKA J
ow for mile In tracts of forty acres ami un
nrds on live ana ten yeans 1 credit «t <; nor cent
o lulvunce Interest required.
.Mild ami heallbful climate, fertile f iu {i , m
hi ml an re of good water, 1
The W-M market In the West. The great Min-
Ing regions of Wyoming. Colorado, (Jiab and
I'evada. being supplied by tbe farmers In the
Pintle Valley. H
SOLDIERS EMTITLEDTO A HOMESTEAD OF J ft) ACRES
Tim Bkst Locations Fou Colomes,
non for nil ! Millions of acres of choko
jut Lauds o|*ou (nr entry under the
d Law, near the Great Kallrond with
ke(K and all the conveniences of an
i country.
Governui
HmnesU*;
good mm
old soli lei
Kreo P'.ikscs to piuclm«ers of KaUroad laud
, Kcotlonul Mans, sl.ouitru tho lutul, also now
edition ul OibcrlpUvo pamphlet with now mans
malted free every wlnne. Address.
O. F. D»WI9,
I>«uU Coimaitisloucr tr. p. u. it,,
OumUn, ftel) 4
SOinarlw
Pmitljn & Qlo's
SJOinaviu'