._
--!-;•:-Tti-Aii i tt;i 1- iltittoni.;' ,- 4.1oisit 'ifComon
Plias January term; 1868'.'' (2nd.-week).
• 1.-.,•Newcomer,,Satu'l-E.,Penn. - '
--- ' 4 2: - Firikinbinter, Som'l. - - ,- Nowton - . 4 : - - --
, - 11. Reddig, Jacob,-Sltip, Boro.
__ 4. Brandon,Wm. T: S. Mid., • , •
.5; - Taber, - I.tiwis-421arliile. •
6.' Mc:Quote, Jacob-Sil. Spring.
-7-.-. Miles; Wm.. A.---Carlisle. -
8. Beolman,-Jno. 3r.-U. Allen.
9. Myers, Conrad-S. Mid.
. 10. Sites; A: J.-Carlisle.
. - 11. Mullen,' Wrn. 8.-S. Mid.
12river, Wm. M.-Penn. .
1,•
Sh,
----1-3- heads, Jno.:-Carlisle. ii •
19.1
cans, S. W.-Southaihpton., . ' •
15. Irvine, Samuel-Nowville.
6. Alesandiir, Sam'l.-Frankford. • i
, ( 1:7,. Sterrett, David-Carlisle. -
IS." , Maley, J. K.-.Mochaniesburg,
19, - G lam, Robt.-W. Penn.
20: ,Houc e,-Gco.-Mochanicsburg...„,
• _ 21; Sibbott, Jii:A.-Mochanicsburg:*
.22. Laverty, Jesse,Sr.--.E. Penn:
23. , Eyler, Wm. .--;-Carlislo. ' • -
24. Guswiler, J:11.-D. Allen.
26. Mohler, Wm.-S. Mid.
26. Hacket, Jas.,-Carlislo. '
27. Lefevro, Jos..L.W. Penn.
28. Fry,.Sarnuel,Jy.-Frankford. .
- 29. Rupp,...Daniel-Hampden. _ .., ..
30. Eekels, Win. P.-Sil. Spring.
31. Westufor, John-Sil. Spring.
32. :McKeehan, Jno.-West Penn. ,
' 33. Drawbaugh, Geo.-Frankford.
84. Griffith, Mode-S. Mid. ,
•
35. Gill, Geo.-Middlesex:
86. Walsmith, Jacob-Southampton:
37. Beatty,_Naw_ton
---- 387 - A. erten, Henry-Ship. hero'.
39. Weakley, S. F.-Dickinson.
40. Myers, Jno.-S. Mid.
41. Humor, Jno.-Penn.
42. Brittbn, Thos. H. Southampton.
. ,
43: Shupp, Jacob-S. Mid.
44. Stone, Peter-N. Mid. -- •
e) ,
45. Noisl n• C. 8.-Monroe.
46. Dietz, ristian-Hampff,en.
47. Rebuck, no.-Southampton.
48, Bretz, W 1.-L.Hampden.
iranted.—A white girl to do general
_house work, ono frons . the country preferred.
Reference required. Inquire at this office
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SELLING_ OFF AT A SACRIFICE. C.
L. Halbert intending to relinquish hie.pres
. out bhiiness,' has determined to sell off his
intire stock of groceries, qr.cendwere, willow
and 'wooden ware without regard to cost, as
\the entire. stock must be closed out in a few
pks.
0 would urge upon our hotel keepers
housekeepers and our readers generally the
importance of this announcement: ,It will
probably be years before a similar opportu
nity to get first, class goods at such prices as
Halbert now offers them. , One and all, then
go to HALBERTS for cheapest groceries &c,
PURE DRUGS.- , -If you ',rant puro drugs and medi
tines, go to Common & Worthington's drug, etore,
7. Last ldain greet, Cailible. All medicines whrrant
ed pum.
One of ()i.e . /1.1:M institutions of Carlisle.
WM, BLAIR lc SON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GROGERY, QUEENSWARE. GLASSWARE, AND
CEDARWARE, STCN:g._ Thorn wish - nig to purchase
the very finest quality of GROCERIES and WARES,
will ho suro'to 11-rid - them at our store, at tom t 7.0),
prires. - -- Please call and - see - the 'largest- stock of-goods
- effilrierqutMde of the I . i cier.
TO 'THE PUBLIC
Encourage individual enterprine and you will, so
Lurnoompetionand overtlnow monopoly.
All kinds of coat from the smallest quantity to fifty
or a hundred tons, to be load at as low price as
furtAshed by smy individual or company, at the cheap
yard of
180ct.67
MARRIED..
RITOODS—FUGEII,—On the lith-ult,by—the-Itev;
Spre:her, Samuel 0. Ithoods, to Miss Eliza Fugor,
both of this county.
RUSSEL—BOWERMASTER.—On the same day,
by the same, Altxonder' Russel, to Miss Anna M.
Bowermaster, both of Newvllle, ^
LINDSEY-11ARTMAN.—On the 19th ult , by the
Funo, 31authow 11. Lindsey, to 311. Elmira 11artuuln,
both at this county.
EDWARDS—E.I.SIIEIi.—Ou the 22d ult., by the
same, Thomas Edwards, J.co Mks ° Elizabeth fisher,
both.ot Carlisle.
iIIEALS—WELLER.--On the 24th ult., by the same,
Adam illeale. to Miss Mario Weller, 'both of this
county.
GILL—BEIM-0n tho same Citty; by the same,
John H. Gill, to :Miss Rebecca Derr, • both -of this
county.
CORNMAN—LOW.—On tho HMO day, by the same,
Martin Common, to Miss Mary Low, both of this
county.
MINIOII-4111101.—0n tho sumo day, by the same,
John W. !Mulch, to Miss Jonnio Storm , both of this
county. .
DEITCII—DAKER.—In Springville, on tho 10th
t., by tho Rev. A. Tripnor, (thou. Doitch, to bliss
Sarah' Baker. both of this.county,
MARSH—HABLER.—On tho 24th ult., bTtho same,
Jacob E. Marsh, to 11116 s Margaret C. Hasler, both of
this county.
WISE—MYEItS.—On the soma day, by the same,
at the brido's parents, Jacob E. Wiso, to Miss Martha
J. Myers, both of this county.
WOLF—ANurcittioPl,—Ou the sumo stay, by tho
- same, at Ilid bride's parents, Adam A. Wolf, to Mimi
Cora A. Anderson, both of this county
NICILY—YOBST,—Ori_the same day, by the sumo
in Springville, Andrew Dickey, to Miss Mary 0.
Yo
Mat, beth_of thiacounty. '
BRANDON_4IIRDASON,—On the 17th ult., by the
Rey. C. P. Wing, Isaac M. Brandon, to Miss Jane A.
°reason, both of this county.
HURRAYLMBRILAY.—On the 16th ult., by the
11ev. J. A. Murray, James T. Murray, to Miss battle
A. Murray, both of Carlisle.
WILLIS—STELL.=9n the 26th ult., by tho Fame,
J. D. Willis, to Miss Y. It. Stall, both of Furry - county.
FABER—IIARTZBLL.—On the 26111 ult., by the
Row' .1. Donahue, Ueorgo Faber, of Carlisle, to
Miss Santo Ilartzoll, of Mt. 'lolly Springs.
BLEPER—CALMAN.—On the 19th ult.; by the
nOV. A. L. Resew, James IL Klepor, to Miss J.
Colman, both of this county.
WAGNER—LEIDIGII.—At thol.uthoranparsonagd ,
in new Kingston, on tho 24th ult., by the Rov. 11.
It. Flock, Eli Wagner, to blica Rate 21. Leidlgh; both
of thin county.
WITSIAN—SOUDER.—At tho holm of tho brido's
parents, on the 26th ult., by tho Rev., 11. It. Fleck,
'Nathaniel W Wlttnen, to Alice Carrlo Eoutler,, both
nf ihissounty. • °Nt
- •
STONIiIb.4.SIIENBAUGII.—On the 20th ult., by
tho nay, J. K. Quigley, George W. Stoner, to Miss
Sallie E.,Estenbaugh, both of this county:
ONISIPBELL—IIITNRIL.---At,Swelloland, Elontgom•
eiy_county, Pa., on the lOult.. by the Rev. noir; 8:
,Yocum, Benjamin Campbell; of Uniontown Pa., to
daughter of tholate ClecWo W Ultn - 61Esq.,
of Carlhile.
IiOYENOR—BIBIXBLL,On tho 25th ult., at the
house of the bride's father, by Boy. B. N. Beck;Jai n os
Dovog.or, oI Leeds, Yorkshire Eng, to Miss 6usan
Melxall, of this county.'
HHVETER—FIVP.—In (Notionllle, on the 7th ult.,
by. theltay. M. G. • Earbart, Josiah llovetor, to Mies
' Mar ‘ tha E. I'd, both - of thin county..
DKOKER—SHAFFER.--On the 211,1 ult., by • the
eamo, Thrmpsou Decker, to Mies Mary . Shear, both
.of thle county. '• . • •
'HI7iIWOOD"--VAM.LEW.L4n Thankegtvlng ( Play,
• 'Nov. 28th,
by the Rov. Char,loa B. Case, Dental A.'
-Ironwood En, of Oatilele Bpr Inge, a., to M Mal
Van Lew, daughter of. George ya „Low to g ., of
Elmira Y. • • „
DUPPIELP-1110011.11.—Oft the,'l3. 8., the
Ilev. Joseph IL Moore, Harry Pudlel.,, f E to,
• Pa., to 'Emma; youngit daughter of E.
• Moore, Pag e of Phtladolidira.
•
Digit)._ •
OLAUDY.--Io tide B
Bobart Noble s eon of Bam ,
aged 3 years and 3 monq
; :
• ORNVEIC.—DIedOt ntwitoddenco No; HD Oliver FM
N , hoinnotlikA• 0 raverihrthe - 47th--yoar -of Ms ago
, rough, on,tho 27th ult.
j .It. and aplo V. Olaudy
-- 7 -. :— r 'Ji! C - H. 17 . 1. T 0.1111 I T (1:13.111
' ,
. , .
t — ,; ItA.Tiin i
~ .80 . ;304ATort. I 1.,' SOALTO.II 1 I.l'
''''':?!.".":".• ' . , ; 'C in froirtin 'to 48 hours.
' ...,Vilmaton e , bintment cures The.lieb . •••
'', iirbiiiiton'es Ointment aims' 'Bolt Ili.bomil t
N,•,,..,...,pf4F010!Fi1ment' eni'es I.4ter. - '.' .
iOioaton'o, Ointment pump : Barbel, Itish:. , i _
~ -. .i. Wheition's COntmene.:-Mreed,.ol(ifinios o :,....•, . ;
L .
I', : '.
iiritaaton'ti Ointlipint ~.bim ,Emry.kind
. ' ' '''• • ' ~.. ,- of Manor . like'Nezie. '' ' ' ,:._ '.• •
i. rdwit 0 oiinio a boa; by, mall,, co, cfpics:' - ..e.ddriii
, ~,. .
'"•` Eint.o .4, ..POTTELit; Xp. .17a , Wiebington . iiimei
. i .. ? , !. , oit!!"il l .4 4 °l 3 !' ' '"",:' ''''' '. l ,:.;:,, :-.
.:ic ' ' ;'. '•"
!:.;`:,) : i'. iiiilib . Y. all bt.T!iigiliilli- ":' ','....,. 1' :; -
->'
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oAnLisbr. PRODUCE'
c Oarllalo, January 03 ,'19,00,
.....
.00
' 7 ,5n
225
;.2 25
1 35
° 1 00
00'
0 75
2 10
;2 00
-110
Folly 1:10ur....7 -
Sapardno do
do RYE
.NynaTE
ANY
CORN
OATS, (now).—
OLOVEUSERD..
TIMOTRYSEED
FLAXSEED
reams
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Carlisle, January 11,1807.
Corrected Weekly by, Wm. Beirtz..
BUTTER 16114.001 i. B.URRLDERS, 12
EGOS,
LARD,
TALLOW,
SOAP,
ERRSWAX, -
BACON - HAM
SPECIAL NOTICES.
coLoATE & ows
GERMAN
ERASIVE ,SOAT
I 4,;gri :`} is
11;nrAt ' lfiteuturml . from URI:
MATERIALS. and ho con-
Atom] the STANDARD OF EX.-
c:ELLENOE. For solo by 101
May 17, 1807—ly
freaNSTI N r rif-E
The Rev. EDWARD A WILSON will send (free of
charge) to all who desire it, the proscription with the
directions for making - and using the simple remedy
- by which he was cured of a lung affection and that
dread d isease Consumption. Ills only object s to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer , will
try this prose, iption as It cost nothing, and may
prove n blessitig. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
N 0.11311 South Second Street, Williamsburg, New York.
mayl7 67.1 y.
I 4
INFORMATI.ON. •
•
InfOrrnatiOu guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face,
also a recipe tor. the removal of Pimples, "Blotehsa,
Eruptions, et, - on the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, and beauliful,_can bo obtained_wlthoot charge
by addressing •
T 1171.3. P. CHAPMAN, eIIESIIBT,
823 - Droadway, New York.
mayl7 67-IY. .
- ‘I9IIILE TiL LAMP 1101.DS OUT TO nutix" note is a
chance, for restoration bi penlth. If, therefore, the
constitution has been weakened by disease or excess,
the nerves - shattered—the stomach weakened—the
a 1 petao gotte,,and all the world appears gloomy—
pour some nos h iiidinto your lamp, in thin 'shape of
Plantation Bitters, which will snake the flame of life
again burn brightly, and illuminate a Olive_ wretched
existence. For ladies it is an elegant and centlo
stimulant, exactly such as.they require: Many fam
ilies will hot be without It. It his on Immense' sale
throughout the world.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article—superior to Cologneland at half the
CM
BEE
ON THE TOPMOST WAVE
of popularity, without n competitor, ntut defying
competition, hound to flourish ns Jong us
spreads her sails, 01 nature produces fiery tinted hair,
or Thesheila its white spray on human heads,
- ,CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
rtnrrKpoldtm,opinlons from nll volts of people," aril
cso nover •',To by tho board" whit°, it Li
bin by mon or woman to be comely. Nfotnufaetured
by J. CIIRISTADOIIO, 68 Maiden Leine, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by alt.llalr Djossorn.
13dec.lm.
IMMIE=I
IrAD ERTISE 11T
FOR rent fi:otu Ist of April 1868,
tut new brick two , StorY houses on East street,
desirable location, apply to
A. H.',IILAIR
ECM
- 1 WYNNE will give lessons on the
Plano, Organ be. Tdrunil2liars per quarter,
two lessons per weak.'
-Tuning anq
-
FOR SALE —Two small houses
Ono Erick and . the othet' FraMe, two Fthrio;
krt. high on west - Locust ahoy, near the
gli - n r College. Lots 30 foot trout by 100 feet In
N l a
II a depth, with Ilydrant In the yard. Terms
u ft ' moderate
oel.mann. Apply to
ME
NOTlOH.—.`notice is hereby given
that filo firm of F. GARDNER & CO. has
been changod by the'mi thdrawal of THOMAS Ileums
Fl,O has fold his intd.rost in tho business to OF.ORUE
0. Bunn.
The business of the Carlisle Foundry and Machine
Works Will be continued by the "undersigned finder
the former Immo of F. GARoNen k Co. All accounts
due to; as well as against the old firm, will be settled
by the new firm,
3ja u3t
NTOTICE.—The co•partnership here
toforo oxlstlng betwen W. P. Lynch and Geo.
It. Foot, Is this day desolyed, by mutual consent, W.
P. Lynch raking.
The books and accounts ore In tho bands of W. P.
Lynch for settlement.
W. P. LYNCH,
ONO. It. FOOT.
The business will be continue hereafter, at the old
stand, byDeo. It. Foot and John D. Lynch, Under the
nrinemacce or Font, t Lyea., ono- win e' e n.," o r to
give entire satisfaction to all who nifty favor them
with their patronage
All onion 101 l at the reside Ilea of Wm. P. Lynch,
vlil racelvo_tho lannodlato attention of Foot &
Lynch.
3jan.3t.
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY OF
THE AMERI.CA_,N
This country has ressori to ho proud of this splen
did specimen of American oporativs genius and on -
terprise. That It will work a rovolution in tiro watch
mauulactuflng of the world no ono rout doubt who
examines the operations of the NValchatif establish:"
mint, for it turns out' watch movements at just
about ono- I all the cost of imported movementA—be
frido the uniform reliability of the machine-niailo
watches must give them a great- advantago over all
others wherever known. A poor time-00c° of the
machine mako will ho its rare in -the future as a good
ono of hand mak o has boon berotoforo, for machinery
is arbitrary in its performance, and can mak° a per
t net urltuluju6l. cunz . as-uuu 1466 urthlueu. 16
will be ti cause of congratulation if this highly useful
American Enterprise shall have the Wed of driving
— Cab( iiralket theltibuilands of trashy Toroign articles
miscalled timekeepers,by furnishing so exeollont
and economical a subituto.—N, Mho, • ,
"We have had ono of the works of this/Company In
a case for 00010 considerable -time, and, comparing
them witti formor first-class works of different menu-.
facture possessed bS' tis, they have ostobilehed In - Tr
opiniod thoir superiority over any over introduced
for correctness as time pleces." , --Tho "World,'
"We notice With regret (writing of tho Paris
tho absence of specimens of Atherican menu
facture, which, although- only comparatively of re
cent birth among us, Is already producing rosults.of
the most satisfactory character. Tho watches manu
factured by - tho Waltham Company aro certainly,' so
far as Strength, durability, and escellonco its time
keepers are honcernod,-as good as anything producod
by , the theach or Swiss manufactures."—N. 1' 7jcrnid.
'The Witty, the precision,- th 6 - greater cheapness.
the uniform- excellonce of a watch constructed by
machinery no oxqqlsite that the mere spectacle of
its operation is poetic, gradually give the American
Watches a 'publid prolbrenen:Which will 'not ,be do.
'ceived."—ifurperal WWI
T•VNRY WATCH. FULLY WARRANTED.
•
•
For Sp,lo,by all Flrat-Olasa Doalera.in tho
United Maths and British Provinoos.
. .
For furthor'fororiont.lon addroes tho Agorae;
ROnßiliS &
182
:V . n.• tn.
rcHItISTMA PRESE,W..
'First ;quality ) Ilatod•Waroc lan , and Water PlteltOrs, l3 'Castain, , Cips,. Sugar Ntl6; • and Mustard
Spasm nttdr 'intros, soup Ladles,
Forlincitniras,. Undone,. ,&c.. &c.. Silver Tblinblon,
,Nnykln StoonsilS., , doldl'ona,ltubbor tiooda,
' . .faultrysAo...ltor, the llopdaya cheap at ,
t • „ 11.41.BYBINGIlltS, •
• • apposite tiaxton's at6ro."
;ISngraving, dono r WatChea - and -.Totrotry -R.
20dge-21,
s:°~: true~cLx; '~
- WEAKLEY & RADtER,
k.'I79RN.LIS Office No'
10 tioutia otroot9nr.iim;?
MARIC'ET,s.
00 to
MS=
13.1C0N BIDES, , 12
WHITE BEANS 170
PARED PEACII,ES, 22
lINPARED PEACUES 16
DRIED APPLES, 1 62
lIAUS,
4
I=
I=
C. P. 11U 1111011, Carllslo
F. OARDNEiI,
B. BEATTY,
=MEI
ItII
WALTHAikI
AT LS
PM
EZIEMEM
WE TV ApYZR-7:IS.pIIIENTS.
• - •
ZEIGLER - Attoicitly :Laltr;
frommunira9ons from
--tho-Eastimottorly "
EVOMITION, - IN .TRADE - I'
4,ftillosabu cnu rocolvo fotheAnx!
•
Alpagroliresseg,
Limon, goods; Rtnbooli6dTtablii verd,. - Watches,
Jewelry, &Ivor Plated Ware, Boadng nachlnos,&c..
-
fond clubs of ten.ormiro, with .ibn cents for .011:elk
ilinicriptiso check, and tha aotter up of tho club will
rocolvori present worth $0 'JP $3OO, according to num
ber' smut.. ,Artonte, wanted `vovorywhore. Circulars
sent frco. PARKER Sr CO., #. o ‘,lloderal ft., Boston.
3,lam3raO.
•BANKRUPTCY.
Eastern "District of PellOsylonnio. s. S.
(Imam Dec. 20, A. D. 1.007
The undorsigned hereby gives notice of_hia op.
pointmoot as Assignee of Androw Rutz, of Now
title, io the County of Cumborinud, and : tato or
Pennsylvania, within raid district, who has boon,
adjudged a lian?trupt upon Ills o*n petition by the
district Court of said district.
11. NEWSIIAINI,
Asgignee.
No, 32 South Hanover St., Carlisle
To the CredltorrOf sahl.liankrupt. .
3Jan 3t.
VALTJABLE, PROPERTY FOR
V SAT,E.—The .Ten,Story Weatherboardod Homo
and lot of gionnd on - Hanover street Carlisle, -
adjnii log proportion of Judgo Graham and othors, at
present oceuploil by John Whinier, the lot in 20 feet
in front and 210 foot ho. depth to nu alloy. If not
sold at private sale in too tneautimo, it glil be then
offered at
PUBLI-C SAL'E,
•
-on--uod-uemny, the—lOth,--nf_FutbriaTlLlita
o'clock, A. 11., at the Court ileum
Terme made easy.
3jan-Ot
ITEW INVENTION IN GRAIN
I vv IMILLS.--The subscriber, baying procured a
patent for a novel and most‘execilent improvement
In Grain Drills by which the grain instead of being
planted in t 4 inch rows as in the old method Is scat.
bared over a surface of three inches, thus securing an
equal and oven dostribution of the seed, and a con
siderably 'greater yield of grain.
This improvement can be readily attached to any
of the drills now in use. -
. .
State and County ltights for. sale, agents wa nted.
Thin In an excellent opportunity for active, 'ener
getic young men to maim large minden. ,
For particulars Tulare.
J. O. VALE, Jr.,
Inventor and Patentee,
. Shiremanstown Cumb. Co.
tijan 03-Iy.
ALUAI3LE RIViL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, ;Tanuary 26; 1808.':'"
lly virtue of the last will and testaine nt of Jacob
Martin, deed, I will sell at pUblic anlo, In.. West
Fairview. Cumberland county, a very deF,irablo piece
of ground, situate in said town, having thereon
erected a double two-story
;',. --, .-, , ,,,,,,1 , TWO STORY BRICE DWELLING HOUSE,
..1
l'i• 4'9'e , a one and a half story FRAME DWELLING
1,1 il• o a HOUSE Atthdoliblo StableTOlirriage House,
(.;,," Li PI, ri Slaughter tr, -• ,USO, Walt . House and other
4.1.•,...-or. necessary_cithoildloga, 4 There to a fine
WELL OF WATER near tll4le'dbor, and an abundance
of choice fruit trees on the lot, rendering it a most
desirable property. .. .
Terms of sale. Ton per cont. of tho purchase
money to be paid when the property is stricken off,
the value of one.fourth on the confirmation of the
sale by the Orphans 'Court, ono.fourth on April the
1at,,,1868, when the Deed and possession will be given,
and the remainder In two equal annual - payments,
with interest from April rst, 1808, on, April lst, 1869,
and 1870, to be secured by Judgments. The 'put ,
chaser to pay all taxes for the year 1808.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
. SAMUEL OREASON,
. _
- ~... THOMAS GREASON, -
JOSEPH MARTIN, I- - Trustees.
... •
Executor. 20 dec-ts. •
FRAME HOUSE,
to bo sold separately or- together, -as-will best spit
purchasers.
--There Is a- lot of grouial adjoining thie property
which can be out off from it by a 1 ft. alley, which
will be done if required; In which care said lot will
bo offered for silo at the same time.
Also, at the same Limo and place, a valuable
LOT OF GROUND,
situated in said town, containing about OS foot in
front and 330 foot to depth.
Salo to commenco at 1 o'clock P. M., when terms
will bo made known by
EMS
525 MILES
oy THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
- Runnitig„ West From Omaha
Across the Continent,
AigidlQW COMPLYfTED-.
1:1
This in . ..Meths line to the eastern base of the
Rocky Mr , uotains,,ma it ti expected that' the track
. widilie - latd - thirty - uriles - turther; — to - livans - Passztlar
highest point on the road, by Janunry. Thu maxi
'mulct grade, from the foot of the mountains to Um
summit is but eighty foot to-the- m110,4;11110 that of
many eastern roads to over ,opo hundred. Work In
the ruck-cuttings on the wj:stern slope will continuo
thrciuTh the winter, nod there is now 110 reason to
doubt that the entire grandlino to the Pacific will
bo open for business in 1870:
Tim means provided for tho construction of -this
Great National Watic, aro amplo. Thu United States
grants. its Six-Per Cont. Monde at tho rato of from
$lO,OOO to $46,000 per tulle, for it takes - a
second lien as security, and recoil:es payment to a
largt, If not to the lull extent of its claim in serv
ices. These Bonds are issued as each twenty:Vitt,
scetion to friliShbll, and - after it has lieon examined
Jiy__United States...Connuisaloners_and _pronounced_tcr__
be In all respects a first-class rout, thoroughly sup•
Plied With depots, repair shops, stations, and nit rho
necessary rolling stock and other equipments. -
Tim 'United States also makes a donation of 12,fi00
cores of land to the mile, which will be a soul en of
ergo revenutito the Company. Muth of this land in
he Matto Valley is among the toast fertile in tho
orld, and other largo portions aro covered with
•avy pine forests and abound in coal of the best
"ho Comunnv 1., .1.- -
Tho Company Is also nutho Hood to home Its own
Ind Mortgage Bonds to all amount equal to the Issue
f the (lover fluent and up metro. lion li. 1). Morgan
ad lion. Oakes Ames aro 'Austen for the Bond-
lolders, and.dellver the Bonds to the Company on ly
s the work progresses, so that they always represent
n actual and productive value.
The authorized capital of thn Company Is One lion
dred Million Dollars, of which over 13,7 e millions hove,
boon paid in upon the work all eady done. a
EARNINGS. OP THE COMPANY
At present, the profits of the CoMpany are derived
only from its local traffic, but this is already much
more than sullicient to pay the Into' est ou all the
Bonds the Company can issue, If not another mile
wore built. It Is not doubted that when the road is
completed the through traffic of thii only lino con
necting the Atlantic and Pacific States mill be large
beyond precedent, and, as there will be no competi
tion It can always ho done at profitable.rates.
It will bo noticed that the Union Bacilli, Railroad
is, in fact, n EloveinesicTet - Work, built under the
'supervision of Gov ornment officers, and to a largo
extent settle Government money, and that Its bonds
are issued under Government direction. It is be
lieved that no similarsocurity is so carefully guard
ed, and certanely no other Is leased upon a lei for or
valuable property. As tlin Cramp...7'e
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ,
, .
aro offered for the present at 90 CENTS ON Tan
DOLLAR, they are the cheapest Bocurity In thu mar
kat, hang more than 10 per cont. Ivor than U. S.
Stocks., They pay -
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
or over NINE PER OEM,. upon no inyechnoni.
, Subscriptions wlll ,be received In Carlisle, by
• A. L. SPONSLER ESQ.
and In New York at the Company's Office, No. .-20
Nassau street, and by -
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL DANE, N 0.7 NRsaan St.,
-ULARIC, DODGE A CO., BANKEns, 51 Wall St.,
JOHN .1. CIBOO & SON, BAN/mita, 33 Wall St.,
and by the Company's advortined Agents throughout
.ho United Stales. Remittances should be matlo
drafts or other funds par in Now York, and the bonds
will be sent free of charge by return express. Parties
sub,crlbing through local agents will look to them
for their dervery.
A NEW PAMPLILET AND MAP, showing the Pro.
gross of tho Worle, Resources fur Construction, and
Value of Bonds, May be obtained .at the Company's
Offices or of its advertised Agents, or will he isent
free on applicatlen.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer.
Now York
•
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BEAL' -ESTATE-SALES.
SALL OF VALII4BI/8 REAL
ESTATE IN onntstio.
On Fridayi-thc-81-day, -of- Jimuary, 1868,
at IT o'cloolc, A. H., will .be. •offered ett the Court
House. • •
THE THREEBTORY BRION. RESIDENCE of the
Into Mrs. Susan 11. Thorn, in Carlisle, Pa., at tho'
'warner of High and Bedford street, together with the
,TAVO-STORY HOUSE adjoining, . and a VACANT
HALF LOT nos a thereto on High street, the whole
embracing a lot: And a half of ground - more or loss,
with-a Brick Stable And Brick Ice House near the
corner'of, Bedford and Liberty alley. The 'house is
finished in modern style with high :ceilings, the
parlors with Mahogany Doors, Ac. '
• The-Three-Story House is about thirty-three foot
elk inches en High street, the Trid.S.tory House about
twonty-slx feet.fronting on High street; and the
vacant lot thirty feet on the same. The property
will be offered all together or in two or three parts to
suit purchasers.
1. The largo THREE-STORY 1100511, with to much
of the lot as is out off by.:a straight line- running
from High street south to Liberty,. alley, from the
west side Of said Throo.Slory House aud. parallel
thereto, to said Liberty alley, with All buildings
thereon situate. •
••• • • •
2 . The TWO-STOUT HOUSE, with as much ground
ee'reeeoudiag to the width of said House on High
streot, se to cutoff by.a straight lino — running from
tho east 1119 . ...N . 0 udila.6l- sal d Two Story' House from
-High street south to isald Liberty alleyi -- With' all
buildingp theremailturite. . •
3. The half 'Vacant Lot adjoining the last mention
ed heme on the west tide. thirty - foot on High street,
and of the some width; to said Liberty alley.
All tho Vonotiao 1311nds, Lntrobo Stoves or Orates
ith Oil Clutha Su the pnsxngo s dill be ' with the
•
The property will'ho sold on the following terms.
-Ono half the purchase money on the let day of
April next, when possession will be .delivered. Ono
fourth . of the purchaso money in six:mouths after, to
wit on the lot day of October 1868, and the residue
on the Ist of Atril 1860, when Deed will be made
pursuant to the. will. Ten per cent - of the purchase
money be paid Whon the property Is strlcleelt off, to
e_deduatedfrom the payment 1n April—
The property can be examined on the wool
sale.
OE3
J. NV. EPY, •
Executor
. .
Also, will be.sold at the same limo, ail - the Interest
of the Into Idra. Susan 11. Thorn, being ono undivid
ed moiety In a small piece of land situate on the
Trlndle Spring road, soothing about TIMER ACRES
morn 'or less, alput ono mile east of Carlisle, ad
joining Inside of - J. LlamiltOn, and J. Mimes, to be
sold for cash., . .
20doo-te
SALE OF REAL ESTATE:-
-.-- On Vinirscl . ay, January l6, 1868.
73 =0 Orpheus' Court of Cumberland
county - t`f taff;poso to public sale, rn the premises
In PLAINFIED; , WEST I'ENNSHORO' TOWNSHIP,
that certain lot of ground, on the south side of the
State Road, bounded on tho north by tho said Mao
Road, on the east bye public alley, on tho south by
the Mount Rock Road nod on the west by proper
-tles of Solomon flowers aud_Daulel Myers, containing
about TWO ACRES. -
The improvements nro a large .
P uma° SALE:
- ON TVESDAMANUARY 7th, 186,1
If-not sold at private sale previous to tho abovo
tho subscrlbor will soil at public sale. on Pll
- January 7E11,120% that two-story
a 0 . 0S E ,
on North Pitt street. West side, Into gio !wipe; ty of
Airs. Minna Welrich, bounded on tho Nortb by Geo.
Z. 11E02, on the Wont by itical ley, on On South by
'Jamb Jones. ,
pin lot contains 30 feet front 120 feet in depth:
ale 1.6 eminence at lOu'olorlc A. 31., On said day,
when attendance- will be given and terms made
Itnotin by
HENRY SAXTON,
--- Tr WRFC—
°doh•s
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.'
By virtue of ore order of the Orphans Court
of Cumberland county, under proceedings in parti
tion, to me directed, OEI unposed to puplle onto
on Saturday, January IS. 1808, of tho Court House,
in tho linrouglr of Carlisle. 'at'll o'clock of - said - day,
_the TWCI-SrfollY STOEII HOUSE and lot of ground,
s Rusted on the east side of South Ilanovor street,
in said borough, into the property of Wm. Glaneoy,
deed., bounded on the north by property of Wm.
Sellers, on the east by Mr. Mullen, and on south bJ
MrsoMcMath, and on tho- west ..hy___Hanover street,
being 30 feet morn less in front .on Hanover street,
and runni¢g back ,fliont - ?.40 - feet - : — This is o cry-de—
al rabl e property, and in good order.
Terms of sale, made known on day of solo by
A. A. LINE,
Administrator of WM. GELANCEY deed.
20doots.
VOR RENT.—TiIe undersigned offers
X for reni'frool tho Ist of April uost, that
LARGE AND CONVENIENT STORE ROO3l,
Nol3, South Ilanever street, now occupied by him.
•This room in elegantly fitted — up with convenient
shelving, has an excellent cellar under it, and would
he just the phice ibr a hardwamor dry goods etoro.
Apply to
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=I
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
i •
JAMES lIAMILTON,
JAMES 11. GRAHAM,
DAVID STIIIMET,
ME=
G-reenfleld's, No. 4 East Main St.,
All tle best makes of prints 12% cants.
Choice styles prints 8, 10 and 12 cents.
A beautiful Muslin;(bleached,) -1 yard wide 12%cts.
Dist Domestic Ginghami In town at 1234 and 16 eta.
Tickings 12%, 16 and 20 etc ; extra heavy 4 4 21 eta.
White, Hod: Yellow and Gray Flannels, from the
late forced sales, at utly radoced prices.
Good Brown blankets nt $250 Per'palr ; White (all
wool) Moulted; $4 por poir; the largest 1 1.4 Blankets
(all wool) only $4 50 por poir ; nll the finer grades
very ebenp.
Wo have a spl.ndld square Shawl, size,
only $;. Good Doublo Shawls sf; and $6, sold six
wanks Aga at $ 3 .
......... I.assoelniont of,—
-tD--n 5.,~ -r-o--o-J-~s, --
All the boot grades of French Merino at 87c. $1 00
and 1 20.
• • .
Beautiful Ropa, very cheap.
Elegant Alpaens, in Blacks, Browns, Bismark, Wino,
Green and Mug 10 cont."
All Wool Plaids reduced to 60 cents.
A large assortment very cheap
By special arrangement with one of she largos
Fur Rouses In this country, I can and will sell Fur
lower than any store In Carlisle.
ll=
.Tho beet Black heaver, all wool, vory One, only
$4 60. A full atook of Jenne, Oatlnotto. Clotho and
easelmores Just received at aetontahlnaly low prices.
TILE AMERICAN STAR CORSET, ONLY 00
HOOP SKIRTS, GLOVES, Hosunty, laNnicint-
OMENS, LACE COLLARS, NETS, fart everything
connected with n
FIRST GLASS DRY GOODS,
pstablhihment, at pritoa that cannot fill to please.
I moan whatl Bay when I sesert that theta Id no
store in the doom} , that can Offer goods at ion prince,
or offer a better etaelc. Remember the met the; a
the above goods have been puchaeoll within the lee
asook c at ths,lato Abroad salon, which (mbles 100 to
offer.theso,lnducemonto to purohnsors
EAST -MAIN STREET,T
On hand, very cheap;
1.84,',0 67. •
BE
~„ - I
_ DRY' GOODS.
NE
"t
t.
.7 POSITIVELY TFIE
GREATEST REDUCTION
EINES
IN PRICES
of the Season.
AT -
NOTICE is hereby given to theCoronordustices Cl
tho Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cum
berland that they aro by the mold precept commanded
to bo then and there In their proper parsons, with
their rolls, records, and inquisitions oxaminatlonsoind
all other' remembrances , to do thoso things which to
their ollictornpportain to bd done, and all those that
aro bound by recognizances, to prosocuto against the
prisoners that aro or than shall be in the Jail of said
county, ore to be there to prosecute thorn as shall be
Just. 105.0. THOMPSON,
Shoriti.
BLANKETS! BLANICETS ! I Oder, 181.17.
SHAWLS REDUCED IN PRICES!
At prices that defy competition
FURS! FURS!
FRENCH CLOAKINGS,
In fancy stylca Very low
I am the exclusive agent of the above for
' CAR,LIt-SLE.
14: T. GREEIsiFIELD,
=I
INTO. 41h,,
OIL . CLOTHS
ENE
LEG-.AL NOTICES.
A UDI-TORS .NOTIOE.--Notice • is
A.
given to tho oiedltord of the coati, of
W. T. Cocklin, that a dietribution of the mots In
the bands alibi admlnlatratrlic will bo made at nay
- A
face - January - 11
parties In interest are .requested to present their
deltas. . . ,
20doc4t
1-1 11 1 ..
DMINISTRATOR'S 'NOTICE.
• ..• Latent-of. administration-on —the estate .' a .
. els amla IL Kaufman, decd., late of South Middle
ton township, having.been issued to the subscriber,
molding In the same township, notice Is hereby. given
to-all persons Indebted to sold estate 'to-make-pay
ment and those haying claims t o present themto
- EPHRAIM SHELLY,
' Administrator.
novIS-Gt. - . -
A4AnDMINISTRATOR'S-NOTICE;
- Letters - of Administration on-the — astute of
Iloffielhager,. deed., late of West Penneboro
townsbip, haying 'been issued by the Register of
Cumberland county to the subscriber, residing in
Plainfield; notko Is hereby given to all persons in.
debtedlo salti estate to make payment and those
having claims to present them duly authenticated
for eettioment to
ITEM
LIXEOUTORS ' NOTIGN ,
Ntitice is hereby given that Lettere Testip:,loll- ,
ary-on.the.ostate of the late Mrs, Susan II Thorn,
deed., have been-granted — the iliaorsigned - resid. -
Ing , in Carlisle, and Its vicinity. All persons indubt•
od to said 'estate are requested to make payment
immediately, and those baying chimes against said
estate to present them Ihr settlement. --
JAMES LIANIILTON
JAMES 11. GRAHAM,
D. STERETT,
Executor's.
Mee Ot.
• .• . •
yXtOUTOR'S• NOTlOE.—Letters_
A Teetamentiry on the estate of James. Williams,
ec'd., Into of Monroe totinship, having been granted
to the sublicilher residing the Drat in . Carroll them
ahip,-York Co., and the'second In Monroe township,
Cumberland county, notice Is, .In
even to all
persona having claims againat said estate to present
them and thooo intlebted - to - ninko - paiment - to --
JOHN WILLIAMS, -
JOSEPH BRANDT,
Executors.
20decDt S. ..
PROCLAMATION.
•
VkT 11EV.EAS,A10.._RQ11,__JAEti_gt_
Glaminst;Tresidect Judge ot the several Courts
of Common Pleas of the counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata; and:Justice of the several Courts o.
Oyer and Terminer and General Jell Delivery In said
counties, and Thomas P. Blair and Ilugh Stuart, Judges
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery
for tho trial of all capital and other offenders, in tim
sold county of Cumberland, by their precept to me
directed; dated - thelith — day of Novenibee; A. D. 1807 -
bay° ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer and
(loneral Jail Dolivory to be holden at. Carlisle on the
2d Monday of January, 1808, (it being the 13th day),
at 10 o'clock lu the forenoon, to contlnuo.two weoks.
' "
MOTlCE.—Notiee is hereby - given
II that the following named persons have rel
applications for Ilotol,- Liquor and Restaurant TA.
eences, under the several Acts of Assembly relating
thereto, In the office of the Clerk of the Court or
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, ,which raid
applications w.ll 'bo presented to paid Court on Mon.
day, the lath day of January, -1858!
LIOTELS.
Lowlall.ltref, AV°, t Ward, Carlisle.
Lewin Faber, East "
.lanles 'lrvine, Lower Allen.
W. O. Thompson, Middlesex.
Wm. 1131311 2. N07 CumlTrianti len
RETAILERS.
John D. Meek, East Ward, Carlisle.
Edward Shower,, West Ward
Menjamlu ,S,AtotivF,,Alppens!irg.
Wm. Lewis, Newton township.
Edwand Itioxson, • " "
it.P.Sr.IUitANTB. ,
Frederick Airhele, East Wm d, Carlisle.
, -JolrmYalSer.--------"-- ----"- --"
John O. lleffman, 44
Samuel Brown, .. 4 • .. "
Frederick Balmer, " " ~. ,
1 Charles Franciscus, West Ward, "' " ' '''" '
I Jacob nipple, (I
John Orris, Mechanicsburg borough. .
Morrett it Marquart,
W. S. Dunlap, Newville borough.
I Wsn. B. Over, 44 44 .
Catharine Pecker, Newton townselp.
David Nauffasan, "
Wm. Beaver, Shipponstrurg borough.
Christian Shade,
Frederick Breckenmaker, Silver Spring township.
Behan Shupp, South Middleton " '
ChArlas W. Linthurst " .
13d0c.3t
j HERIFF'S SALES. . •
LBy virtue of sundry Wilts of Vendltlout Bayonne
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumber
land county, and to me directed, I will oxpose to
sale , by public voodoo or outcry, at the Court Rouse,
in the Borough of Carlisio, on Filday, January 10,
1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following described
Real Estate, to wit
A ttact of land situate in Silver Spring township
Cumberland pouittv, Pa , bounded on the east by
land of Usury Veglesona, on tbo south and west, by
lands oil George Beistlino, and the Conadoguinet
Creek, and on the north by lands of Samuel Voglesong,
and Jacob Simmons, containing - 175 acme more or ,
loss, Lavinia thereon erected a Two-Story Frame
Dwelling Rouse and irackt Kitchen, Frame Born,
Wagon Shed, hog Pen, and other outbuildings.
Belted - and taken in execution as the property of
Edward Dummy.
Also.—A lot or ground - situate in West Peunsboro
toyentap, Cumberland county, Pa., bounded eat th e
west and north .by public road, on the, east by
public alloy, and on tho south by' lot' of Samuel
Froocb, curitainibg about Ij of an acre be the° Mlle
more or loss, haying thereon erected a fwo Story -
Log and. Weatherboarded house, Nash Rouse, Log
Stahl°, and nog Pen,_ and other _aut.bitildings.
Seized andtaken in - execlutlop--as tho property of
Eatisuol Rhoads, endorser.
4180.—A lot of ground situated In the Borough of
Carllalo, l's., bounded on the south by North street,
on the west by Andrew Lechler, on the not th by an
alley, end on'tho east by' an alloy, containing ' fold
In hunt on North street, and 110 foot In dobth
more or eelaed and token. in execution as tier
property of Jacob Weaver, Jr.
Also. A tract of land situated In Ilaniptlen bwn
ship, Oumberlond county, bounded on the oast by
land.of John Quigley and John Stiles, on tho north
by lan.' of Catkler; _Shaul and Waggoner, on the
west by land of William Idatchett„ on tho south by.
land of defendant, containing 83 acres more or loss,
havingtherenn erected a TWO STORY LOG 110USB,
LOG BARN, Spring house, flog Corn Crib,
Bake Oven, &o.
Also. - A tract of laud nitwit° in the ' E s igh - ro- town-,
ship, bounded on the east by John :tiles—Shaul,
on tho so uth by State rose, en the west .by
klotchett and David Hume, Esq., nod on tho, north
by other land of the defolidant, containing 86 acres
more or less, having thereon erected a ONN AND A
HALF STORY HOUSE, LOG BARN, Promo Wagon
Shod, Corn Crib, and Hog l'on. Solred and taken in
execution us the property of Pumuol
To be sold by ice -
JOS. C. TIIONIPSON,-
.
• • • • • Sheri((
, 811EraPes OFFICE, ()AMBLE, •
Dee., 11, 1867.
CONDI2IOIIB.—On all sales of 1500 or over, $5O will he
required to ho paid whoa the property Is stricken off,
and alb on alb roles under $660.
18dec-4t. •
POUNTY - ACCOUNT OF SOUTH
MIDDLETO . N TOWNEdIg'. FOIL TIIN YgARI3
4-6.0 and 7.
To amount of Subscription received by W. . •
B. Mullin, Treasurer, $0,318 26
of subscription rocolvod by la•
• cob Miner, 8,400 00'
s
of übscription received by 11. -
w. s ubscr i p t ion , 8,497 83,
• of M. Oleim's duplicate, loon on.
onerations and commissions, > 10,807 on
of 14. Shelly's duplicate, loss ox.
onaratlons and commissions, 20,84160
A. It. &aright's dupl loofa lean
exoneration' andcommillsl'o, 20,091 22
of indebtedness of tow n shi p, ' 251 I 8
-...--4,,,
- Total, --,.• • 574,210 44
Amount paid out by W. B. 3fullpt, as por
s rocuipts, (lucluding(com.
mutation paid it mon,) SIIAIIO 36
..
by IL IL Brnobbllr, no"
par
. per rocolpts. 0 , 1 7 00
by O. lb Ornigtoad, no
' • per rocoipto, ' 10,423 OQ
by W. L. Craighead, no
• . por receipts. - 27,051 42
for Interest and en
' chnugo, ' ' .2i 6 7 0 86
by Samuel Ololni, 111:ink, . 2 00
-
- Audltnre and Clarke, ,* =43 Ott
.. ... .
. .
• • .74,216 00
.
}timber of men received bounty fbr • •
onifsting in the service under
tho. several cells, 163. , ' •
Ate, the. undersigned, Auditors of South Middle.
ton townehtp,Jiave examined the above account,• and
'find it correct as,per above statement, and that there
Is a balance due by township,- of $261-88 - for which
there is' a Altiplleate in halide of Collector. An witifuse
whereof we have hereunto sat. our. hAnds this 17th
day of December, A 1).1867.
' • VOIDED O'LEI . 6I Jr:. 1
.11191A11.1Y1flilllfitT,
, '.1061611'11 A. STU, 'ltA,.
Znon•li, . car a
Otlec4it.
loTwu , •
my W., llOnamin
,SCiiraudenbach, having by
,linfeundurt forlolted all,clabna upon. me, I hereby
<glittnotlce that I ycillpay no Mlle of her contracting,
and that I em norr applying to the Court of 00111h1011
Chnie of Cumberland couVity, for a tilyorco a vairuto
'front her. .
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V
13 — doo•at
A GRICULTURAL so 'DIET )t—,
EixonoN.—Thti annual Meeting for the
p ton of °Mom of the Cumberland ()panty AO,
o'ull'uroll Society. will be bold In the Arletratlon
nom of the Court Hauge, In Oarllale o oti . ,ylfPai,
CAY, JANUARYItb, . • , • •
• - W.F. tumult, - •
• • • . Nectiraty
PERIEOTION' "AT , LAS T.
• - • ••
• • ,
TIC'- YOU WANT.' TO SEE THE
most' parrot_ Parlor Stove over :offered to the
pu stop
WIC 'FRIDLEY'S
'siove'sttkre Eaat -Mother' street , In : the . roar of
Ilalbert'ellrobory.Statb and coo the
ORS : LT AMERICAN BASE BURNER
'ln' oPerttion.•: - It' lirp...4lorpotuat Burner '
• Mid' per-.
feet Radiator, -dir wall as a perfect Ventilator
of • the room, and lo warantod to consume low
real than any, other Stove of the motor alto, over offered
to the public,' requiring but - one ordinary ecuttle
of email coal once In' twenty-eight hours, being
perfectly, simple In all Ito working, having it simple
elide to regulate, the fire for keeping at night, ono
ro
kindling of tiro being all that le - quirod 'during the
winter. No duet, no gas, nosing or cinder. • "
W. i':SADLEB,--
Auditor.
ITS IMPORTANT ORARAOTERISTIOS ARE TREAE
NEATNESS INIDESIGN
COMPACTNESS IN. SIZE
PERFECTION IN OPERATION
THE LATTER QUALITY IS PRODUCED BY TIIE
DANIEL. MYERS.
Administrator.
-I.—An ample 'Magazine, or Reservoir, for Coll,
having a free discharge month, tho magazine being
adjustable to different heights , of six to nine inches
from the grate, so as to aCcommodato the supply of
Mal as to its size and quantity, taus poi:Sitting the
maintenance Of a certain depth of coal for active
_combustion-within-thelire-pot (whether it_he.of_nnt,
or stove else), Which is the only way to burn An.
thracite coal advantage. Different sixes' of coal
require more or ess depth fOromrfect combustion.
2—A Funnel, or Hopper, for the passage of the
coal to the magazine is so arranged as to permit the
introduction of (refill coal, without allowing any.
escape of fumes and gee Into the-room; and-iurther,
when the Stove is loft with its top uncovered, com
polling any fume that ma} escape from the supply
in tno reservoir, upwards to its top, to pass over the
top of tho reservoir into . the, surrounding flue, and
so to the ba-o and ontlet. - -
3.—A Fire-sot with a continuoui - Nluo, over its
entire upper edge and 'down its whole body to the
base and outlet flues by which manna the heat Is
transmitted, net in separate flues several inches
apart, as is usual in downward draft-Stoves, but b 3
continuous sheet of flame in contact with the entire
circumforenceof the enter casing of the Stove, 'from
the top of the Sire-Pot downwards, giving a far more
extended surface of -radiation of the heat that any
downward draft Stove extant.
amplb Orate S urface and Air "Passages, and
a coMplete arranged° rate, for shaking and dumping,
with a geed size - Ash'Pan4:3 4 zpolie the ashes and
elution
.43H1-We also wish it tabe'noted, that' Is an
absolute. .
SEOtIRITt PROM EXPLOSIONS OF GAS I
upon the removal of the cover from the Stove, which
so commonly occurs upon the removal of the covers
with other Magazine Stoves, for such is the ,offect of
the k'unnel, as constructed ihdarranged in reference
to the Magazine and its surrounding Flue, thitt NO
GASDAN.ACOIIIIII.LATE IN THE UPPER, PART OIL
THE MAGAZINE TO EXPLODE. Nor am a curront
of air, or draft, be created upwards through tho
-Magazine to Inflamelts contents, which happens with
other Stoves,injuting and destroying the Magazine
itself.
' Every 'feature of this Stove is calculatod to effort.
ar ECONOMY!
114 THE .USE OF FIIEL, DURABILITY IN .ITS
CONSTRUCTION AND. SYMMETRY IN ITS
In addition to. the above Stove, Fridley keeps on
band a full supply of the beet Cook, Parlor and Wee
Sloven. '
Tin and Shoot Iron work of all klndi on band,
and Spouting, Rooting andßobbing of all kinds, done
at short notice, and of the best material, Fruit Cana,
and Jars of the most-approved patents, and In eon•
duel on the Bost Portable and Brick Sett
'l)l'6rd:fared to thO public. For roforenco call on-T.
Conlyn; F. 13. Fleming; B. Goo. Noldlgh ; A. L.
Spondee; 11. Saxton ; Prof. 11111 men; D. J.'Leldigh;
; and othore.
29n0v..671y
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
ARE NOW- READY
f WITH THEIR
#3116 ) Entire Importation
_
Clerk QuarterWessions.
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON, to which they most
respectfully invite the attention of those visiting
Philadelphia, suggesting an early call, before the
choicest articles are selected, and the hurry of
Holiday business prevents that careful -attention
they desire extended to all their visitors. Tho stork
of
WATCHES, Di AMONDS, JEWELItY, SILVERWARE
PLATED 0.00D13, CLOCKS, BRONZES,
and EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,
1 0f every description, offered Ulla season by this
[louse, exceeds In richness,'variety and beauty, the
efforts of any previous year. An examination of our
goods cannot but prove Interesting to parties from
the country, who are most cordially Invited to visit
our establiebment. All orders.by lettor, or inquiries
"reporting goods nod prices, will receive. careful and
prompt attegtlon. Goods carefully packed and for
warded. PRICES GREATLY R4DUCED TO SUIT
TIIE„TINES — „ '
=EI
apßuvu SOUR MIDENBAOII
STOVES AND TIN ,TVA.RE.
..voLLowuro iMPROVICAIENTB
PROPORTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS
• or
CHRISTMAS GOODS
JAMES CALDWELLA CO.,
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
No.B22.oliesinut Streo, Philadelphia,
loaoc 1867. poet 361.1
S EEING IS BELIEVING
At 704 ARCH STREET
NEW PRICES I NEW GOODS I
Rich Silver and Silver-Plated Wares,
...4 ... „ ~.Including every style and • I ,
Weaiab.S. description, made expressly
ilirogi3 o th
or e Winter triloo. lahleh 0"
i
' 31 for neatness and durability
A .‘
irtu-til rennet be 111111ASSed at Am ..
IA - ti." - .64 ^,--• —,...
JOHN 110WMAN'8 -
, Wholeatila and Retail Manufacturing Eatablahment,
No. 704 ARCH STREET,
at:ehort nntlL;o.
•
23 aug67-Iy.
FAA.° K.. ST'AUFFE,R,
Watchnzakei a n (i Jewelclih
No. 148
Normr. 2D ST., Con. or QUARRY, *
PHILADELI4II4.
an room t0.,..dt w Wale Mix, Jewelry, .Silver and
platorrtyoro oonotantly.on Min d. • ,.
I+oll HOLIDAY PltE:Bl.lk.9l .
10., Repairing. or Watelloh aud Joirelry promptly
attended to,
Odor Ony*.
NEW. NOVELTIES
' WED.DIN4 IN,VITATIONS.
. .
Tho"tantest .Verlety„,ef Stylen ever ilTrrod t o the
New . lioteltles oatistantly added to-dpur samples
Orders attedded to'bytonll...'•
• . k'ficce Iteaaonablo.
• ••• • ; .14,..1105.1C1NS .TS
_CO.
' , Eng'inv % q' BBrtlon!sia, .ItnynlogO, on Blank ll9ok
'kfanufactar-
''',..‘ .61 . 39,irr1i Ft trooi, Philadelphia,
k2noi 07 , t r a*:` , ..
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tSTRA ED - N'k,. ,STOLEN, front rho
prank' ON Or 016 ' - I' 4 nralgnod, In Penn township,
It v ing= 7 : l r:W4 l !4 ll 4 l :o7tZl h =rl l Tl:a'
giving a largo qqaut,lty'rlf" "rligoa,:k n pot* awl ..40,-.61,„
null be, paid, if tilrgl6 haying Lae ''''n 44iiilirr knoffil ,
the canto to
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20de0.3t *
VOTIOD. •
The rogulaannuul meeting of the Eltoehhol•
dere of the Met National Batik, of Carlhde, for the
elan lon ofdPireetora, ,be- hold at their lianhing
House In Carpals, on Tuesday, the 14 day - of
January. 1809, between the houra oflo A. M, and 4
o'clock P.M., of mid day; •
• , 011218, inanlint.N,
Cashier.
I;ldee-3t. , ' •
E A FNTIBB,III;INiINESS i and OA
TAllllll.lroated` with the utmost emcees, by
I. littce, M. D., Oculist and Aurlet,(formorly•of Lei:
den, Molland,) Nd. tiOS Arch kttreot, l'biled'a. 'Yea •
mantels from the moat reliable eaureas in tide olt
end adtantry till be amulet Me °Mom The medlcel fat ,
ny 00 invited to .aecoinnatty th e i r ',ANDO, Me he
bin no emwete in his practic"..._4rtitotoa Weil Wonted
11 , 14..0ut, pada. No , ialiikrgelbe exhinittattuth
1447,10; AllOrrly,.
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