jjronrssitittai crarts J. a. onAHAJi.i 1 .T. H. Graham, Jr. J. H. GRAHAM .0 SON, Attorneys <§• Counsellors at law, No. U South Ilnnovcr SI., CARX.ISI.I% I’A. Hqn. J. H. Graham, into President Judge of tho Ninth Judicial District,'has resumed tbo practice of tho latr, and associated with him bis sod, J. IT. Graham, Jr. Will practice In the Courts of Cumberland. Porvy and Juniata Cotin des. ri)ec. 7,’7l—tf. Jjt e. bei/tziioover; C 'A-ITORUTBY-AT-hA M iVvHLISLG, PA. wy-Ofllco on South Ilanovcv opposite Hentr.’s dry goods store. 1 ioc. 1, JOS. RITNJSR, Attorney-at-Lan\> NO. SSouth Hanover Street, Carlisle, Fa. 47* A1l Imßiuees promptly attemled to. ( el ections a specialty. !70ci721y J AMKS M. WEAKLKV, ATTOUNKY-A f-MM. Ofi'ic k— No. -2 South ITanovor St,. Carlisle, Fa. April i’l. IS72—ly. I OSF.I'H G. VALE, ATT OU X liV-A'l'-l V IV Pmctlces in Dauphin mul Cumberland counties. Otllca In Court-house Wonue. No. :» ICrainors Kiiildtntf. in the rear of the .Imvelry establish ment, Carlisle, Pa. \nril -3. IS72 —l.v. nilSB. MARY Ij. HALL, Honitoopn title Physician mid Medical Kleclrtctan • 'llico South Hanover street, Carlisle. All Ic tnnle diseases sklllfuly treated. Patients at a .Hslancd can consult hy mall. -I nne r. f ISi’i—t v 011. J. S. BESDEU, SI. U Mas removed his otTioe to the South West cor Her of South Hanover and Pom tret streets,dl redly opposite tho 2nd Presbyterian Church. Carlisle April 18—72—If. rpHEO- C'OItS.HAX, ATTORNEY AT LAW ! No. 13 West Main Street, Carlisle, Pa, /ST All bushiest jwomplly altcmlcl to. , llTcbical Vinegar THtter* .ua no*. a Gh Fancy’Dri made of Poof Rum, V.’i,' key, Proof Spirits and Keki>; Liquors, doctored, spiced, ami sweetened to please tl - taste, called ** Tonics,*’ “ Appetizers," '‘Restorers. &c., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and rui but are a true Medicine, made from the native roc;- and herbs of California, free front a!' Alcoholic Stimulant t They are the Great Blood Purifier and a Ltfe-gjvu ; Principle, a Perfect Renovator and Invigorator cf th- System, carrying oil all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition, enriching it, refieshuw and invigorating both mind and body. They ire of administration, prompt in their action, certain in tlu.tr results, safe and reliable in all forms of disease. No Person can take those Bitters accord ing to directions, and remain long unwell, provide: their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or otl.>- means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the po ■ i of repair. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, P.- . in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, D tiness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Ta i? in the Mouth,' Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of fc Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region.* ■ >1 the Sidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom are the oflsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complai..'- it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better gi > antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. For Female Complaints* in young or o.< married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, nr tin turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided m. influence that a marked improvement is soon pcrcvi> tible. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rhf u matiflm and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bill- Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters 1 - been most successful- Such Diseases are caused Vitiated Blood, wh'di Is generally produced by deri ment of the Digestive Organs. They are a Gentle Purgative as well im a Tonic** possessing also the peculiar merit of < ; as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or I •' in itiation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in I’ Diseases.. For Skin Diseases* Eruptions, Teltei Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boi - 1 hanclcs, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eye*. ‘ •ipelas. Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, H. • and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or n u are literally dug up and carried out of the system short time by the use of these Bitters. One !>• ” such cases will convince the most incredulous curative effects. • Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whem . and its impurities bursting through the skin in I . u Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you fnw ; structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it v. : . <> foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep im pure. and the health of the system will follow. Grateful thousands proclaim VtNtiC' . I trrs the most wonderful luvigoram that ever i u ■ the sinking system. Flu* Tape* and other WoflllS* tin;- . he system-of so many thousands, are effect"" -iroyed and removed. Says a distinguished ' •igisl: There is scarcely an individual upon the fa- ■ 1 earth whose body is exempt from the presence ol It is not upon the healthy elements of the b 1 worms exi>t, but upon the diseased humors ai deposits that breed these living monsters of .. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no an)' hies, will lice the system from worms like tin ITS. Met-hniilcnt Diseases. Persons enga. Paint- and Mmer.iK *uch as Plumbers, - i'.old-h-urn, ami Miners, as they advance tnl:f~ V snipe. u to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard w Uii< take ;» duse of W At.icr.it.*;> Vinuoar Ujttei: • .<r twice a wick, :ih a Preventive. unions, Kemiltrnt, anil Intermh l«*yvi‘»w, winch are so prevalent in the valley . >• ?ivfr-< throughout the United States, cf «.* nr" Tjic Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Iliino - t.mi'i.erhnd, Arkansas.'Red, Colorado, I • • . i.I-. pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savanna! - J , . <ml many others, with their vast - a ... loot our entire country during the • Vi’uui. and remarkably so during ne • -.i in-,t md tbyness, aie invariably acc< . .<•<•11 v k-iangemui!'. of ilieatomach and i ■ iii.l*. tlvisceia. There are always im i-M ic’-nr •: :1m liver, a weakness and irrit 'ii- u.iii 1 ), md great torpor of the bow •—•iup w di vitiated accumulations. In tl •<. a cscn.ug a pmvetfnl inlltu i • -<• varin.i- o-gaii-', Is O'-mutially necessary. i:imi>c lor the purpose ctjiial to Dr. J. V V , ;• M! I’t fl'flls, as llliVwdl Speedily tl •i d mailer with which the 1 • .i; i,.< -one time stimulating the se - \'ii. :i'. r *_i-i-tally ivitoiing the health h- bgevh-.' .Mils. <V-i-(*fuln. or Klli"N "Kvll, White I nTs.’Kr. i -.a-, Swthfd Neck, Goiter, I,d mimaini' In.lolent In!l unmatinns, M t-c 1 1 mi-. M d •inies Krii|'t'<"'-» of the Skin, , , , 1 1, 'V-'.-. as >n other cmistin r.l -1. W V t; ■ Vr.Tivu itiTTKHS have {io.\i;ii, in the most obstinate I>i*. Walker's California Vh»egi i.:l on a!i t.l-.iis in a M.mhir manner, the Wood : fiev remove tlie c.nne, anti by n tli- effects or* (lie intl.uiimatina (the tnbcrc the niTecmd pans retch l le-njl l l, and a pt. is etTeclcd Tin* properties <>f Dit. Wai.iou UtT!.'-:!-"' .ue Aperci.i, I *i.ii■horenc and Nutriu'-ns, Laxative, Laauac, Sedative, tint, ynriunfic, Allciah 1 .nul Auli*HJlic XIIV Aperient ,n..i mud Laxative Dt. Wst khk's Vini><;\i< l»ittkrs ara ;n ifd in :.'l c.i-'Hf of e!ii)ii’i'iis and ma V r balsam'c. healing, and southing proi ... bumnri of the fiiieei- *1 heir Sedat • pain in the nervous Kistem, stomach Vr from i.iflamiu n.-xi. mini, colic. ' • 'r Cmint-r 1 rrii »> ' mri.icncc extend • "nn. T'u- i I'ii piopertie* a> , ..-itrccting .ni l , >• .g tlie tlow o' i I’.dmiu j>r. •.'•.ft' •in .1 i!e the liver. ~i‘ 'id.*, Tui • ■ •. m . c ;• • through tli \ , u .,- r il agents, i . ... }■ i i. | . HA jii?, etc. i.’.jri U'v flic n.xij against dl.n (i’s i' < V. -.i.gak Him n i .'em thus for-. . ;• ... •,«, the k’du . ,i. . . roof by th ,c Hitter? <v . »! un;-li lif i,. ncti :i> beef . ,m«l ve^etaL I’ii ■ ii - ciiinpo'ed O' . -t, rKi spirit. K li McIIONA \ • . S.n» i rano ii l li.irltnn f>i -•>■ -| ii.m. T '• . Ivl.H. P C II,(, ( \ ' ! I 111:1 <,• . i !SA N 1 July47-—ly eSm " -■ 0 1 Mi hi t..i i:i-» ->>v ••lilt I ot ill under 1 'in>M> fin til till a it iif' )i i TUt I: - «IHI > 1 • ■»■ ■liflliul 1 .1 <li.«iinn (luoiii. illCtM! IV; Ilii umul I l iiiihtili; • t;i| or ol • N.vnlilfO vf. ASti .NU H\ I mill : U i... ■ ; » «i»s * I ill'll ■• 1. 1.% • *U <?» ar • I*4l ' 7 1 gSTABLISHED ISIO. Carlisle Hardware House. H. SA-XTON & CO. Hunky Saxton. | .1. p. Hi.vr.Ku, I D. H. s*xt* Building, .Farming and Mechanics’ llardwiu Tools imaMater.nl *. Null, Iron of ull sizes, shapes u: kinds. Ha’ •nd an \ Mining Ticks, an Materia •«. Welhetill it Bro. First Natuuu 1 Buck .nd.all other favorite brands In Whit* Loan and Colors, with a full assottmeut of Tubi ■ .iors. pure raw and bolted Linseed Oil. Couch and Furniture Varnishes, Glass, Ac. Greasing and LuhiloaMug Oils, foment, Plas ter amV Wllvor Sand, Dupont's blasting and snorting powder, Guns, Pistols and Aiumuul tlo’u. Cedar Ware. Hope, Lanterns. Ac.’ , House-Furnishing Hardware Silver-plated Spoons; Forks and knives. Ivory and Pearl-handled table and pocket Cut lery. Kodgcrs A Seymour’s fine Scissors and Shears. Fiiwj Gilt Curtain Corn lees and Bunds. Brass stair Hods, while and black Curled Hair for Mnlressos and b urnituro, Green Heps, Hair seating, Ac., with a full line of Upholster Goods. Miscellaneous goods, such as Clothes Wringers, line bird Cages. Driving and Hiding Whips, Ac. Solo agents for Plank's Shining Beam and Holier Plows at his prices For O's! 1/ Bloomtleld A Gibb's Imperial Plows. The last mentioned are of a recent Introduc tion into this section, which have the advanta ges of a Shilling Beam and Sled Shear, at al most the same prices as the ordtumw CaM Iron Plows. Sole agent* lor Palmer’s Patent li.-ti Planes. Sole agents for Burnham’s puiont Weather Stripping. This comolnes • both economy and comfort, Ihort uglily preventing dralts .01 mid mV a inn (cr (aid dud in .summer. The price lor stripping an entire house Is more than saved during the winter by the economy ol lud; it taking at least one-third less-fuel to produce the same warmth Ills m.ulo in walnut, oak and plain white, 10. both color and windows, so that it can he adap ted lo any house. Our goods are bought In large q.iimlirles trom the manufactures, and with the aid of our long experience, arc selected with tho utmost can; and supervision, ami we would Invite all who wish to purchase the best goods at the lowest cash rales to patronize us. Country merchants will certainly find 11 i-.- heir advantage to call or a-rlte ns for ((iioi-u -lons before purchasing. We remain, rwpct.’tiuJlv, H. SAXTON & CO.; HARD W A R E C U T I. K. R Y. M I LLEIt it BO f\ Eli S take this opportunity ui directing the attention of the .community at large, and every person in particular, to their recently replenished stunk ol M JL IE J.O WJk ]B IS» They studiously avoided investing dm-tig the high prices. and patiently waited the falling out oflhebottom before attempting to refilltbolr Shel\ es. and now that things nave.been rednoed to old time prices, ns near ns possible, they have mve-ted largely and are prepared to guarantee to their :.-icud> and customers as low prices as any market onlnide the cldc*. They especially invite the attention of mechanics, farmers and builders. Our st*ick Is complete ami none neei fear meeting with disappointment in enquiring for anything In our Hue We have the agency of the Willeox A Gibbs and would respectful!.' «k Ml thom- .• uutdo a.Miicli.H«, I'loiaiiiic.' uiK V. ilb-ox t v Giid»s"be fore purchasing. All orders piompily aiiendt-.i to, and good delivered to all pai ts of lue town free of charge Jan. 12 KS72U- fflaWiut Ittaticr. ii. K \V J N 1-t , CAHJNET MAKER AND UNDEUTAKKR. VVEAT MAIN STREET. CARLISLE. PA. A Kphnulul iiKKortmci'l m Furniture. for Hie II outlays, fumiprlhlng Solas, Camp Stool, l nnng»;s, Conir** fables, .Rocking CtmliA. Dlumg Tablen, EitHi’Chaii'H, Card Tables. Recuption diait's, Utlotnons. ISuri'iuis. What Neils Ac.. Ac. Ac. Parlor, • f’-bjonbe:, Dining Room, iCltcic ■••• FURNITURE, of the latest Htylea n.imUE FURNITURE IN HE'lTs new i’atteins. it El ha Ds AN 11 M ATTRESBKS GUT FRAMES AND PICTURES iu ui oat varltdy. Pm Denial at let. t ion given lo FunonilH. Ordeia irom town, and eo.ml ry ptomptly ntleuded to' ■id on rea-sonabk- o-r m«. 17. 1 ee- DA VI DSTROH.M pAHUsU- Boot & Shoe House! \V« iveeivedourHringNtoek ol goods itom the Eastern cities, and they are now open for the inspection ot the public. We have bought them to sell, anil at low price*, (nr CASH. •0 # nr &lock euuslsN o( BOOTS AND SHOES lor Ladies, iMissow, Men. Hoys ami Children. In cluding every style iu the market. Ladles Buttoned aiul Luce Crullers, In great va i lety of style, Turk Ish Morocco, Glove Kid, Frb- Lie Lea'.: cr. (Lain Leal her anil French Kid. LA I'! KH' Ji A 1 jMOU A L HOOTS. Misses’ and Children's hnttoinrd and Laced Boots; Men's. Hoys’ .«nd Youth’s Hoots tiud Siioea o( e\ei\ dcsci ipi ion. Mom a .Stogy to » HUpper. Onr Immense H ndc has been eatefullv selected, and RargiiitiH will be given in innuhay'Hfi, Give us ti call. Thiinklul lor past liberal patronage, onr friends, and the public general I\. are cord oil I v Invited (■> (*:i 1: ;md examine olli stock. Iteiiii ton<M tin* place. N>>. IdSuiilh tfaiiov h lleet, oil. <l<>oi ‘'..ill II ■'! H M, Miil’ey’s clot h i Hloie. neai oppo-.i. the Fiuiikdn llmise. M.n h i I HOI-S A NO HA I n At Cost 2 SIK)KS A HATS ! Al’ 1 1 i* , T • il> - .i - 'I I iio'ii I - '| Ui It hn^o.i-m- ' Women’s ! Misses’ and Children’s Slices, chlr-Lc -* OF ALL KINDS! I As In- d* '•i "I Uilt-iiil 11 ■ Iff co MKMi.s lui -alt- I lltri'lilli’l', In' u ill liosillvi'ty sell l,l< i nf ii <• stt.rU ( Sit I t !llf a Ml WJhlo <to ••lost- out hi* It AT', i> nit i\ ill <*'■! I l la-in u! 1 -" at fo.-d. Great Bargains ••nil N't"- hi- li-mI l*\ Iho'f a ’-h 1 • ’<'lN \'* I il AT-. Siarmuarc. iVo. 15 'KAXT MAIX STRKt t’iirllsle. AND S e\v \w" -M .u-Auuv irijor Storp, roll N w. STHOHM rm Hi m .v »si)!eta MSSioll* THE CHEAPEST! THE LARGEST ! ! I The Best Display of i Holiday Groocls! L. T. GBEBNFIEIiSH’S, NO. IS, EAST MAIN STREET Tlu- BEST BLACK SILKS nt the LOWEST PRICES. .-,11 tho now shades in DRESS GOODS, nt Popular Prices. The Largest Stock of REAL POINT LACE, THREAD L\CE, and DUCHESS LACE COL LARS, HANDKERCHIEFS in every siylo and price, for Christmas Presents I Beautiful Assortment of TTndersloeres, Neck- Ties, ttr., »IV Special Bargains in Low Priced Dress u Goods ! Largest Stock of FURS, at prices that defy competition. iu«sii tram er bus’s wim.' SUITS MAM Tffi OttEß AT SHORT NOTICE I “AUUAINS la IU.XNKETS. I'IOKIMIS, 11U3U.NS, CHECKS. OAUCOKA HOSILH\ and NOTIONS, (.'ANTON FLANNELS, A<!.. during the present month. Wo have just opened the host Bargains in SHAWLS, ever odined in this market. In fact my stock is now complete, and it will repay ahv one who desires a bargain to call and examine for themselves,. ■ ‘ ‘ L, Deo. 12. D. A. SAWYER, CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE. REDUCTION ! ! - A.t OGrILBY’S! A URGE SUM OF NEW FULL HD WINTER GOODS! TO lip «oi I) AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE PRICES of ENTIRE STO CK are much below REGULAR EJ and I invite COMPARISON with any other hous e in the COUNTY, !• ULL.LINE Oh DRESS GOODS, VELVETEENS, BLACK SILKS, , WOOL REPPS. POPLINS, ALPACA, REPELLANTS CLOTHS, IN GREEN, BROWN, GOLD ahd BLACK MIXED, SINGLE and DOUBLE WOOL SHAWLS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS AND GUILTS, WOOL AND COTTON FLANNELS, ALL COLORS, TICKINGS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, MUSLINS, & OASSIMEBES OVERCOATINGS ! FACTORY .1 MANS, and every grade of goods sill table for season. EXTRA 15A GAINS 1H a full ilne of .■ NEW FURS FOR LAMES AM GMUWEN. OKN T ’S FURS, ti I, OVF, S AN D . t I-’ F TilißS !' SPECIAL. 1 A JB I, AG K AI, F A G A S ! I c Ile.r a I), iui.l u'tiirli niinKil b„ slir|iu-.-u.l mr «' KKJ 1 IT. SIIA bH «Ud QU A LIT V In IKT O ■3?’l o> S 2 ' Cuiiiplcle \ai leiy of .-very article. An Immense U! 011o 1 1 w I^ IX< siiibibh- lor season. GENTS’* LA I*l Ert M ERI NO \ES I N-Ml I RI s A DRAWERS, lo . close entile Stork «f Bills, Dili CLOTHS, liilDlliS’ Ml) fllllilHlErS SllliS! .M,... ....... atoH..^««rmyoumi™U»!>. nov. ;•«. is-'j. CHARLES OGILBY. 17 WEST MAIN STREET. Carlisle, I’a, • WING- and ©ON. “THE AMERICAN PIANO,” 423 BROOME STREET, NEW YORK. —Unsurpassed— Kirsl i.rrmmiiu wlumvvct uxhlnlM-l>n.-fs low for lilt) (I'lllllty—pl lt-.-s iillowi-.l for .-■.•cniid natnl Instiuntenls in F.sadiangc. l-'rwii Mr. /■.dirnrd Iloll'inun, the celebrated Pianist. 1 . ..ii-rieiiMi.u-iy h.-Uevc that y.mi Hiano Is in every respect n uimf mm/nljhmnt Instrument. 'l-'ront the "Independent." I nc AineiUMii IMaf.o has de.-m vedly'become a very popular Instrument. iiA-UcHpon.sihle Agents wanted lor unoccupied territory. Wend lor circulars to liuhta 7,,-niii WING A SUN, TJij lii'ooiiU! St., N.Y, SPRING OPENING 1873. 187-1 o v CAB PETS ! CARPETS ! IF py singer C A R C A HLI ri I, K, PA. ... i ,1 ml tin. imi J-I 1 1..L1 Ml 1.-H ll' 111 111.- UiP&fsl Sl,.i-Us in Ni-w Vuil: mill I'hlliulel- m/iUlitt: ‘‘" n=M--i >-vi.r iimuiilit to this Murlti-i. Thn'o IMy rarpatf., Two IMy < 'urpHs. . Venetian farpols, Wool Hutch CarpeK Kuk HMpet.*. Superfine t.'iimcls. American liujiulns. Stair furpew. Ac.. A*’- Itniihlt* Width ISnis-iel'., Kimll-h Tup'.'slry Uhs-mK I imulctt Hi • Vlrltnii HrnsM-N. . JuU* (’arjiflH. K\l rit Siijiurllni! < hi |" i - . Knullsh Inirrnln. I{ :) )I Cun els iiml llniilct'. o X L ( O Xj o "X" XX & I m Tin wi.nii-.m \rnN(is,i'Am*Kr(iiiAiN. window siiauks. uuoa, au, W 1,1, IPA I , Kft 011 \VI. hurl , giently Inereaseil htiiel: of %VIII! tii• iiivlte an to 1,111 , i•i• tilt. neN,' NOW READY AT T. GEEENFIELD,. 18 East Main Street. CARLISLE, PA. D. A. SAWYER, North-east Cor, Public Square, Carlisle, r ffiMaaar, Vo o r r k » 8 ?bU h T HOUSEPUKNSSHENG GOODS ! . Juat opened. HEAVY BLEACHED SHEETINGS, 1 IL' n- HEAVY [JNHEEACUED . •• n 1 ’ Vl/ PILLOWCASE MUSLIN S. j/'ji'>* “ • „ • „ BLEACHED AM) UNBLEACHED SHIRTING MUSLINS. FINE UNBLEACHED MUSLINS, nil the best brands at the lowest figures. We have a splendid stock of SHIRT FRONTS opened and closed. raliK* UnfMjnblo Ollclollis.RlcnrliCcl ami Unbleached Coßoti I able C.lotliN, Anpkitu, Towels,‘Crushes, »Ve. Our assortment of TICKINGS Is the most complete and at low figures, PRINTS. GINGHAMS. HICKORY STRIPES, BLUE DRILLINGS. KENTUCKY JEANS. COTTONADEH In endless variety. We havejust opened a large lot of the celebrated LAN CASTER WHITE QUILTS direct from the manufacturers. Which we will offer at GUEnT BARGAINS, BLACK ALPACAS! We make Black Alpacas a specialty, and keep all the best brands. Prlees2s, BO* 1!7)<, -10, 45. of). fIO.To, 85, 1.00, 1.2) and 1.50. GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS! SILKS, SHAWLS, FURS & BLANKETS! CLOTHS & CASSIMERU to redneo our stock* As all our goods have beou purchased it (’ \SH PRICED all persona wishing to purchase at CASH p -Ices will find it D> their Interest lo examine our Stock before pur chimint' elsewhere, as we defy competition In prices, and you tin nave money. D> A SAWYJER, JiutilO 751 ’■ * xu BTO : R E. pjE r r A f. H I) CABPBTS ! CP®„ ? S AN I) TIN \V AK iC " ESTABLISH MEET. The partnership heretofore exlstl ug between Walker & Claudy having been dissolved bv mutual consent, 1 hereby unnounco to Iho citi zens of Carlisle ami surrounding country, flint I have opened a New Stove' and Tinware Store, In the large frame building, oh the corner of West High and West Mreels, formerly occupied by Cornelius & Bosh, '■ Having a largo and complete stock of Stoves and Tinware on hand soleeted with tbo groutest care expressly for this muncel, my cuHloniorsuto guaranteed satisfaction, both as regards quality and price. Sheetiron and Tinware, cunstuntlv on hand and made up to order, My slock of Tinware embraces everything usually Kent In a first class tin establishment. ROOFING and SPOUTING-promptly attend ed to. ■ STOVES, 1 am now prepared to exhibit to the WJuler Trade a largo and well-assorted stock of the best patterns of Stoves, Having tbo imoncy of the following-celebrated stoves, I am qireparcd to furnish them to parties so desiring: MORNING GLORY. LIGHT lIOLT.SK. BON-TON. RU3EBUB, BEACON LIGHT EGG . OFFICE and I’AKL' R S T O V E-S IliS solo cllou <it Cook Stove* omorace the following: ’ Superior. -Noble Look, Excelsior, . Nla nru. tiuaker City, and Coral. &i ' liepaim constantly on hand T am agent lor a PAT E N T rt TE A M PIP E. fox* heating mills, factories, dec., amt prepared to furnish and place them in position at short notice. Having an experlouco-of 22 yearn ln!thls busi ness, I would respectfully solicit a share ol the public patronage, - feeling confident that 1 will give satisfaction. A. WOODS WALKER. Dee. 22. “o—l f SOMETHfivG NEW UNDER IHE SUNI TIIHE ’UNDETtyiGNED; having- just X retunlcd Irom the cities with a largo stock of goods. Invito the attention of all who desire satislaction to call and examine their slock o ° Stove and Tinware Among the stock of sieves may be found the Anti-Clinker Bane Burner, ANTT-CLINKEU FIRE PLACE HEATER, V??siJ ier wjt -h all the latest styles of PARLOR. DINING-ROOM and COOK STOVES, which they challenge the trade to compel with Knives, Pork h. Spoons, Ladles, Lumps, Dippers, together with Toilet Sets, Coal Duckets, Coal Sieves, Shovels and Tongs, Zluc and every va riety of Tin .Ware and House Furnishing goods kept In a tlfat 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 JOD WORK attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Remember the place, the green front on North Hanover street. Alow doors above Loutber. Give us a call as we nx;e determined -not to bo undersold by nnv other parties In this place. rhankful lor the past patronage we extend a cordial Invitation to all to pay us a visit.. B&inesmitU Sr MwpiP. Nog. 62 and 64, NORTH HANOVER ST.. CARLISLE, Nov, y. 71 % PA ©nts anU tffars OLD ESTABLISHED HAT AND CAP STORE ! on NORTH HANOVER STREET, a few doors below Carlisle Deposit Bank, Ims on hand n largo slock of all the New York and Philadel phia Slides of HATS AND CAPS Silk hats from sj. lo SG.SO; Fell hats for men, hoys and children, of every quality and variety ol stylo. SV Inter caps In cloth, fur, beaver, co ney, .nutrn. Fancy Velvet and cloth turbans for children, Also a fire lot of Gloves, at all prices. Having a long experience In the business, 1 loci confident I ciln please all who favor me with a call, in price, stylo and quality. Hats of all Kinds Made to Order and old ones repaired promptly JSellei*. Get 211872 Jopertacles "eCTACLES ! TRADE These Spectacles arc manufactured from MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES molted togeth er, and are called DIAMOND on accouutof their hardness and brilliancy. , , , It is well known that spectacles cut from Brazilian or. Scotch pebbles are very injurious lo iho eye, because of their polarizing Jlghl. Having been tested with the polarlseope, the diamond lenses have been lound to admit fif teen per cent, less heated rays than any other pebble. . . , ‘They are ground with greatsclentlllc accuracy, are free from chromatic aberrations, and pro duce a brightness and distinctness of vision not before attained In spectacles. F. C. KRAMER. Carlisle, Pn. Manufactured by the Spoucer Optical Manufacturing Coinp’y. NJ3W YORK. Don't buy a palnmloss you sec the Inul mark sdeo72—ly &. reading Ra.il road. SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FREE OF TAXES, Wo aiv ottering the .Second Morlgugo Bonds of lliln Company AT fh AND ACCRUED INTEREST, lu'ere.st Payable January nnu July The Honda urd In lOOOn, 500 s, and 100 s, And can bo REGISTERED free of oxnonso. The Coal, Miscellaneous l-rolghls and Passon gor business are constantly Increasing. The Increase for year ending Nov. 1, ]b"2. over year.ending Nov. 1,1871, $71,290 37 Tlio Increase lor year ending Nov. 1, 1871, over year ending Nov. 1, IH7O. 70,778 22 Increase-in two years • $15107-1 69 Increase for Jan., 1873, over Jan., 1572, 85,001 70 Bonds, Pamphlets and Informatlou cun bo oh (alned of )OEt&VEN&BK.O. NO. 10SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHIL, A, •JlfobTO rs** TO $2O Pn.lt DAYS Agents wanted t All tpOcluwa-s of working persons. of either sox young or old, make more money at work for us lu their spare, moments, or all the lime, than a anything elso Particulars free, Address o. Silusnn Ji Co., Portland, Maine. I L’scplTl* ZD it! (Books fall : 187-2. THOMAS A. II ARP Eft, No 42 South Hanover St., Carlisle, h as OPEN ED The Cheapest Alpacas and Mohairs, The Cheapest Black Silica. The Cheapest Merinos and Cashmeres, The Cheapest Australian Crapes, The Cheapest. Tam Iso and Wool DoLtunes. The Cheapest Jap, Poplins and Plaids. • The Cheapest Wrapper Reps. Mourning: nntl Second Mourning Goods. The Cheapest and best Velveteens. The Cheapest Water-proof Cloakings. The Cheapest Muslins and Table Linens. The Cheapest Canton and Wool Flannels. The Chpapest Blankets and While Spreads. The Cheapest Blankets anti Tidbit Shawls. The Cheapest Underwear (Ladles and Gents.) The Cheapest/ Cloths and Cosslmeres FULL LINE OF NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS. Being determined to maintain my reputation for soiling the best and cheapest Black Alpacas and Mohahs In this market, I have now opened u full line at low prices. T. A. Harper. Got. :i. 1872. FALL OPENING! We have just returned from Iho oily with a MAMMOTH LOAD OF MT OCAS consisting in part of CLOTHS, CASSIMERE3 Ladles’ and Gent's UNDERWEAR. A largo as sortment of now styles of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS lu variety, Crapes, Rib bons, Ac, An endless number ol latest stylo of IPaII iiud Winter Shawls, The “OTTOMAN SCARF," handsome and all sizes. Cloth and Fell. SKIRTS for ladles and' misses. ‘ La'rye I 1 ties o/DOMESTICS Calicoes, Ginghams, Tickings, Muslins, Flan nels of all kinds ami colors. « Ble.m3k©ts ? white and colored. UMBRELLAS, Velveteens I Black and Colored, cut bias, for Trimmings. The largest stock of NOTIONS in the county. We have had advantages in the purchauo of this Immense slock, not possessed by others which will enable ns to selljat LOW RATES! Please call at-the “OLD STAND!” (1810.) A, W. BENTJS & CO, sopt. ai, iS7i OPENING! French, English and American Cloths, Casslmeres & Vestings! OF .*ALL SHADES, FIGURES. QUALITIES AND PRICES SUITABLE FOR 'MEN'S u WEAR Shirts a Specialty* A iliac of Rent’s-Fnr- Mislitsig- Goods sal ways ©m hand. H.S. Ritter & Son Drapers A- Merchant Tailors. No. -14 WEST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA, 210C11572-U CHEAP JOHM, has now ready on exhibition a LAUCii: STOCK or CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES, SHIRTS, NOTIONS, &c., which ' ho will sell at his Usual Low Prices 1 USUAL LOW PRICES! USUAL LOW PRICES ! Not necessary lo say anything oLsG. nH GyQvy body ktfows that ho can-get the UESI GOODS at the very LOWEST PRICES at CHEAP JOHN’S. ‘ Court House Avc.. in Franklin House.. MayiS-ly. FARMERS’ BANK SAVINGS FUND. Opi'ii even/ day from 0 A . M. to 3 7*. M. Deposits Received of any sum From 23 cents Upward. RATE OF INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. By a. resolution of the Board of Directors It la hereby announced that on and and alter Febru ary Ist, a Savings Fund Department will bo opened in connection with tfu Formers’ Bank, Carlisle. .... This Savings Fund Is designed to meet a want long felt In the community, by wulch the indus trious and those of small means can save a por tion of their weekly earnings, and ns suras ns low ns 25 cents will bo received every one cun become n depositor. It is ft gmat mistake to suppose that small sums are not worth savini /. By the habit of saving In little matters riches aro acquired, and os may become depositors, lot them small amounts; and cents will soon becomtfroqllnrs. and continually Increase.. Lot none wait 1111 they, have something worth while, something mfpcc/«ste, before they begin to save; a baglnnlng Is the great point to bo achieved. The attention of parents Is called to this .Sav ings Fund, as they may hero accumulate a fund for their children, or by making them depositors leaching them the advantages of the habit of Sav 1 ng. - Depositors are not obliged to continue their deposits longer Hum thoj may choose to do so. but may withdraw the whole or such pun at any lime it may suit their own convenience. Money deposited on or before the tint day of January, April, July, and October will begin to draw interest on tlioso days, and will bo paid semiannually, on the llrst days of January and July, and if uncalled for will bo added to the principal and draw interest tbo same us tlio original deposit, * . . The Bank is Intended as a place of safely for keeping money us well as to encourage savings by all classes. , . , For further particulars and circulars Inquire at Farmers’Bunk. Jnn-W-73-tf iHettlral. ■yy i,«h art’s I>fNK 1872. Tar Cordial! Xdtiirc's Great liemedi/ ! von Tine r riii«oiit mi<i inline:* It 1h gratllying to us to Inform the nubile that Dr.* L. Q. C. Wlsharfs Pino Tree'l nr cordi al, forThroatand Lung Discuses, has gaining an onvlal reputation fforu tho Atlantic to tholn clfhi coast , and from thonco to some of the orst families of Europe, not through the press alone, but ny persons throughout the Stales actually bonelltled and cured at his olllco. While ho publishes less, so say our reporters, ho la unable to aup-’ly the demand. It gains and holds its reputation— Not by slopping cough, but by looseu- Imrand assisting nature to throw oil the un healthy matter collected about Urn throat ana bronchial tubes, whHt causes irritation . .Vvom'. It removes the cause of irritation (which produces cough) of the mucous mem* Wane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and purities the blood. Third. It is free froin'snullls, lobelia, ipecac and opium, of which most throat and lung rem edies are composed, which allay cough, only, and disorganize the stomach. U has a soothing olfoct on llio stomach acts on the liver and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching to every part of the system, and lulls invigorating and purifying effect* it has gained a reputation which It must hold above all others In the market. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial! GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS! =EM=I Worm Sugar Drops. Hcing under ray Immediate direction, they .shall not lose their curative qualities by the use of cheap and Impure articles HENRY R. WISHART, PKOPIIIKTOR. me oc tiimi.B, Dr. L. Q.JC. Wlshart’a Office Parlors are open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays Irom 9 a. nv. to 5 p. m,, for consultation by Dr. Wra. T, -Magee. With him are associ ated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. This opportunity Is not ottered by any other Institution In tlie city. All letters must bo addressed to L. Q. C. WIBHA.RT, Jl. D., NO. 232 N. SECOND STREET, Philadelphia; , 14n0v72-Cm* rjmE Medicine of the Million! PHILOSOPHY AND FACT, EOMjOWAFS fills: Tlie Exciting Cause of Sickness. The lilootl Is the life sustaining agent. It fur nishes the components ot flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and integument. The stomacn Is Its man ufactory, the veins its distributors, and the in testines the channel through which the waste matter rejected in Us productions Is expolled- Upon the stomach, the circulation and the bo w els, these Pills act simultaneously, relieving In digestion, purllying the fluids, and rcgulatin the excretions. The National Complaint, Dyspepsia Is the most common disease among all classes In this country. It assumes a thou sand shapes. and Is the primary source of in numerable dangerous maladies; but whatever Its typo or symptoms, however obstinate Its resistance to ordinary preparations, it yields rondl.y and rapidly to tbls searching and uner ring remedy. Rilious Affections. The quantltyand nunlltyof the bile are of vital Importance to health. Upon the liver, thogland which secretes this fluid, these plllsfoperate spe clllcaMy. Infallibly rectifying Us irregularities, and eUoelually curing Jaundice, Bilious Remit tante, and nil the varieties of disease generated by nu unnatural condition of the organ. Rowel Complaints. Unless Iho bowels perform thefr functions properly, the whole body suffers. Tens of thou sands die annually of Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Chronic Constipation, and other diseases of these waste pipes of the system. The effect of the Pills upon all Intestinal disorders, whether casual or epidemic, Is a phenomenon In medi cine. By following the printed directions, the most alarming cases of bowel' complaints are promptly controlled. A Word to Females. The local debility and Irregularities which are especial annoyances of the weaker sox. and winch, when neglected, always shorten life, are relieved for the time being, and, prevented for the time to come, by a course of this mild but thorough alterative. Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known in the world for the following diseases: * ASTHMA, BOWEL COMPLAINTS. COUGHS, COLDS, COSTIVENESS. CHEST DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHOEA. DROPSY, DEBILITY, FEVER AND AGUE. HEADACHES. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. PILES. INDIGESTION. INFLUENZA, INFLAMMATION. INWARD WEAKNESS. LIVER COMPLAINTS, LOWNESS OF SPIRITS, STONE AND GRAVEL. SECONDARY SYMPTOMS, WORMS OP ALL 3CINDS, %*Sold at the Manufactories of Holloway <fe Co. ,78 Maiden Lane, Now York, and by‘all re spectable Druggists and Dealers In Medicines throughout the-United States In boxes at 25cts., (i2}4 con ts, and 81 each. CAUTION,— The trade mark of a letter H In circle 1s on each box of Pills or Pot of Ointment This secures the genuine. Deo 10 1872—ly—eow CROOK’S WINK OF TAR ! Strenutheun tho System, Uostorea Iho Weak and Debilitated, Causes tlio Food to Digest, Uomovos Dyapopala and .'udlgestlon, Prevents Malarious Fevers, (Jives lono to your System. jyunW—lvr QEO. WOOD *’CO. PARLOR & VESTRY ORGANS. They are the best, and hence the cheapest Or gan lu the market. Agency ut .1. M. M ABUNIII3IMEIVB BTOUE UOOM, 8. W, Corner Porafrot and Pitt at., • y7feb7B«Bmo4 Carlisle, NOTICE . .’on years of a public tost lias •roved Dr. Crook's WJNEOF All to have more merit, than ny similar preparation over . Bored to the public. It lui ich In the mocllclnal qnall les of Tar, and unequalled ir diseases of the THROAT N D LUiNQ3, performing 10 most remarkable cures, t effectually cures nllCougbs md Colds. It ims cured so nauy cases of Asthma and roucbltlo that It baa been renounced a speolgc for icsu complaints. For Pains i x the breast. Side or Back, Iravcl or Kidney disease, ilseases of the Urinary Or gans. Jaundice, or any Liver Jomplalut It has no equal Tonic, Restores tho Appetite* Hnllroak. READING RAIL ROAdT ~- n niter Art- Unyeincnt / Momlny, December siud, Trains leave Harrisburg for Now v«,, lows: at MO and 8,10, am and 2W)nS, rlCa,, "tol ing with trains on Pennsylvania U»Mrl c ? nß ci. arriving at Now York at 12.35, 3.50 q respectively. • u .‘*u o.lg p L . Returning : Leave Now York at o/vT and 530 p m, Philadelphia at 730 £> Rn i 330 pm. • o am an j Leave Harrisburg for Reading. Pom-..,.. manna, MlnoravlUo. Ashland,ShamnliJ .t town and Philadelphia at 6 86 and k in ?' 2 00 and 105 pm, stopping at Lebanon nnf 1 ' 0,1(1 clpal way stations; tno 4 05 p m train pril >- lug for Philadelphia, Potlavlile and D r«i nDocl * only. For Pottsvlllo, Bcuylklll Haven oi, U J tnb ‘ burn, vlaßohuylklll and Bosqueh&nn?n D < d . Au * leave Harrisburg at 8 40 p m^ ueunQ ba Rai| ro East Pennsylvania Rallrnd trAtns in n „„„ ing for Allomown, Eastou and Now W Re »' 1 - and 10 35 am.and 400 p ra. RotumhSI 17 « New York at 9 00am. 1250 and 630 {Pm?* I ?*** lontown at? 20a m and 1225, 210,4§sanaVa 1 * Way Passenger Train loaves Phllndnw. * 730 a m, connecting nt Reading with East Penn 11U, returning leaves Potlsvni? Q , o,l ‘ pm. slopping at all slfttlouß. iOUBvll| eaH3s Leave Votlavlllo at 000 810 nndoiiu* 3 30 p m. Herndon nt 10 00 a ra, Bhamobfi» ,a .* U(l and 1102 am, Ashland at 7 18 a m nud law l ® lo JJhhauoy City nt 7 53 a m and 12 M n m 44S p m nt 8 35 a m and 2 10 p ra (or- Phllnda Now“v Heading. Harrisburg, &o. ' ow tcavo Pottsvlllo via Schuylkill and hannn R R nt 8 05 a m for Harrisburg aSil??: am, for Pluegrove and Tromont, e ’ ant *Ud Pottsvlllo Accomo Train leaves OOOara. passes Heading nt 7 40 a m aml l 1 * 1 Phllndn nt 1015 am; Raturnlng leavesPhn*? 1 at 4 45 p ra, passes Heading at 7 15 p nTimir?' 1 * at Pottsville at 9 00 p m. p m> arr wa* Potlstown Accommon Train leaves Pntf ß *« « S'isr;? lca ™ Sffis«3 umbla, *0; ictniulhs leave Lancaster ot isS; SSftp P ‘“• nnd Columbia nt SIS SnfSj Peuklomen R R trains leave Perklomen u,* lion at 7 3ft and 000 a m and 265 aid 640 S returning leave Green Lane at 0 16 a m laaffl 4 5W p m connecting with trains on Hendlngß R Pickering Valley It U trains leave Phffi villo at 910 nm. 3 10 and 560 pm- roffl’ leave Bywat 035 am. 12 45 and 4& p m uectlng with trains on Heading w w 1 U| con * Colebrookdnlo HR trains leaf ft Fo tutmn.* 040 am and 1 20, 025 and-7 J 6 pra retS leave Mount Pleasant nt 0 00. 800 anU il«s D i jnd S 00 p ra, connecting with trains ou.KMin” Chester valley R R trains leave BrlclEmm .1 8 30. a ra 210 nua 6S3p m, returnlng.leavonJLl inglon nt 0 55 ft m, I*Bo nml 6 40 p m, conneolnS with trains on Reading RR Clln * On Sundays: leave Now Yorkats 80nmPhn , adolphia atBoo am and 315 nm,(the 8 00 « m train running only to Rending.) leave Poltava? atSfOam leave Harrisburg at 580 am and ill pm; leave’Allentown at 85op m; leave Readi* nt7 15 a m and,lo 15 pra for Harrisburg atr w c m for New York, and nt 010 amand hi‘?i for Phllada. ' P Commutation, Mileage, Season, Bchoo Excursion Tlckofs, to and from all points°i»t a l? duccd rales. ,ul r * Baggage checked through ; ICO pounds tiiintt ed ouch passenger, “ ow ‘ J. B- WOOTTEN ABSt BlipL d: Eng Aiucli'n- Hemline. Pn, Dec a. 72 biuacur> QUMBERLAUB VALLE V BAIL ROAD! CHAN G E OP HOUKS. On and after Wednesday. Feb. 12,1873,1'aaaon ger Trains will run dally us lollows.fSandtiygfis. ceptod). WESTWARD. Accommodation TVcrtnleaves Harrisburg: 8.00 a M.,Meebanlcaburg 8.35, CarUsle9.ll,Nowvllle9,4/ Sblppensburg 10.20, Cbambcrsbutg 10.4,4, Greeu castle 11,10, arriving at Hagerstown 11.46 A. M Mail Train leaves Harrisburg 1.65 V. M., Me cbanlcsburg2.27. Carlisle 2.68, Newvlllo 3.82, Ship ponsburg (Jbambersburg 4.85, Greencfu.tln 5.11, arriving at Hagerstown 6.40 P. JI. Express Train leaves Harrisburg 4,45 P. ohaulcaburg 6.17, Carlisle 6.47, Newville 6.20, Shin* pensburg 0. JB, arriving at C.bamberaburg at 7.15 *A MIXED TRAIN leaves Cbamborsburg at 7:45 a. m., GreoncaSJUe 0.08, arriving nt Ha gerstown 10.00 a m. A MIXED TRAIN leaves Cbambershurg al 4 86 pm, Marlon 5 00. Williamson 5 30, Mercers burg 0 20, Loudon 7 00, arriving at Richmond at 720 pm, EASTWARD Accommodation 1 rain leaves Chambcrsbtirg 6,(0 A. M.j Shlppensburg 5.20, Newvllle 6.00, Carlisle 6.33. Mecbanlcsburg 7.02 arriving at Harrisburg 7.80 A. M. Mail Train leaves Hagerstown 7.35 A. M., Green castle B.oB.CharaberaburgB.so, Shlppensburg 9.3 Newvillo 0.51, Carlisle 11.20, Mecbanlcsburgll.o3, ■ arriving at Harrisburg 11.86 P. M. Express Train leaves Hagerstown 12.00 li Greenca'stlo 12.28. Chamberaburg I.ob, Hnippen* burg 1.87, Newvllle 2.10, Carlisle 2,60, Mechanics burg 8,16, arriving at Harrisburg 8.15 P. U. A Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 8.20, P. M. Grcencastle 4.27, arriving at Ohambersburg 5$ P. M. A MIXED TRAIN leaves Richmond at fl la n m, Loudon 6 30, Mercersburg 7 05, Williamson ? 18, Marlon 8 15, arriving at Chambersburg 842 a m. 4ir Making close connections at Harrisburg wlfu trains to and from Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Washington,Pittsburg,and all point* Trains run on Philadelphia lime, which la ten minutes faster than our local time. • Superintendent’s Office! Chamb’g., Pa , Feb. 12. '73. J R °YAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LIVERPOOL. Carlisle agency , Gold 810,000,000 CAPITA!. Capital paid up • - - Total Funds, over - • (Gold) 0.w0.0W Permanently deposited In the State of Now York - ’ • Fire Premiums received In 1809 (Gold) W B ®.** Life Insurance Premiums In 1808 - Total Premium?, nearly - (Gold) B,ww,uw Fire risks taken at moderate rates of premium and losses settled and paid at the CARLISLE AGENCY-’ SAM’L K. HUMRICH, Agent. Dec. 12,72—ly , JJEBT THING IN THE WEST I ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE R. R. JLaj&JNIDSi 2 THREEM ILLION ACRES I Situated in and near the AitKANSAS 1 Al> ' Finest Portion qf Kansas. Eleven Yearn' Credit. Seven Per Cent. Inter™ 1 22»< nor cent, redaction to Heine*" ' who irapprove. A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS. THE FACTS about tills Grant aro-Low Prke Long Credit, and a rebate to settlors of nen^ ono-fourlb; a Itlch 8011. and * mate ; abort and mild wt-UerH; early R t ~ijjfuH. and no wintering of Stock: pbn'ly id do clI 01l and Just nt tho season; coal. Stone nnd Dr a Hie lino; Cheap Kates on. Lumber, Coal, lands owned by Speculators; Hem si griall* I'ro-oinntlons now abundant; a.Urst-olnssns road on the lino of a B™* Through jm , I’ropucts will pay for Laud and Iraprovenw IT IS TIII!in«TOPPORiTNrryBVBB OF KEUIOII TO THIS PUBLIC, through 111* « c,u .lun2!UH7B*3m O. N. LULL, Bupt
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